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14 4rs, ' tLe thi en a Bill t, it. did atd; that! C 91).. II fit, lert• eirat II Yr. the rich w ng Gus tl.eir mug !cot , the :ri of had a !age; h de. e011:e ramie ibtral irshy twos KC*. Ps It l 111 a. foam lions .1 ft= I the den's e wo r the was. ~ti to su n th fror.l ~.,, r ! , I'l . gs I. 1101. 11, LON DON, FIUDAN . Jugs 15. ' eon tents, Span the opinions delivered by the first speakeT (Mr. Martin), and defended the Chan cellor of the Exchequer from any Oulu:tattoo of i ts/ waver motives in the Bill ; the principles of which be explained and defended. The Registrar wore resembled a banker than a trustee, and the Impudent adduked by that Hon. and Learned Gentleman, would nsettle half the estate-4 in 6, 2 kingdom, as well as the offices against which the Both Gentleman adduced it. The Gallery was then cleared, but no division to .a place. Upon our re-adminion we found Mr. MARTIN speaktag on the same subject. The CRARGELLOR of the Excesouna or:night op a clause for the appointment of an Assibtant Registrar, when necessary, which' as agreed to. A w oer cl Mit was brought its by Mr. JOHNSON for re4lll.lting the fees. Ste. tilt. Rose objected to this, as interfering with the aztli of the Hiag ; but it was *Rewards agreed to. The Bill was then ordered to be engrossed, and raid a third [lole to-iuorrow. Sir JARS , HALL and Mr. BRUUGHAM postponed their reals ctive motions, relative to the liberattou of Jour*, ant the Slave Trade, till tu-cuorrow. VOTE OF CREDIT. Mt. Watrans.in expressed his dimppoimment at the Vow of Credit (iliird reading) not being brought ou the am. of the orders this dor t as had been osalei•tood between him and the (Aunt ellor f the Exchequer• lie wished to know for a cer 'lay when it mail., come on. 'Cue CntsciaLtia of the Excitor's& said, he dl.l not expert the other matters would have occu pied in intouh 0: their attention as they had done. lie had nu 44b} chill to the I,'ote of Credit coming 111 fi st, a .411 the Bills before the House were in the .allit. stage. NIG I'HITSICAD complained that the expects no , of t!, .. L iti,si sou had not only detained • him but a lb‘hill ,, i. !'Trend of his (Mr. Sheridan) - several dui* is a t whince on the Howe. It um rhea fired fur this night (Fridity). . _ ._ . . - On the motion of Mr. Loattee.4. the Report of the rreetere oil the affair* of the (unity of 1..0rd 1111 .n we ordered to be kid before the }fog... Mr. Locznan moved for the Committee on the Poor Laws, whit's, after *owe observation* from Wiistbr-all. Horner, Giddy. and Sir S. Ro uilly, was poupooed ler three months. Toe Asseved Teen Regulation Rill, and the S 'lance Acrunute Bull, were read a third time and p4s.ed. Mr. Locaniar gave notice, that next Benito) hr woul.l bri n g under the consideration of the Home a deeisiot. of the Court of Cottonton is which it had been detennineti. that the deism' of a jr r4en to a tax-gtthener wee on act , of liatikr..ptcy. The other Orlers of thc Dry we re theta disposed of, and the Houle adjuorued at HALF-PAST ore o.6.Lut NEW TIINATRR-ROYA.—COYENT4: THIS ET EYILMING, FRIDAY, Jeoe 15, 1510, ‘,lll beaded the Cou. ly of THE ROW it) RUIN. Dmstee, Mr '.lend. n !I, nry Dorntnn, 3!'r Brinttnn, I•lnArh, 11r. J :o 3fen. Wino La, ]lr.. D.ireaputt Sop', • Fort I , Arr• %I,a N 01,11. et.l be egkloi. Ow If neicAl Cutertainincrit of 10.1 SI NA. DelvAle, Me. latiplea; Rosiest, Miss Bolton; Plicebe, Mi. I ,t.A. reaorro-7. Isabella; 1114 The 1%1111 Marriage. Task. a, 11 Mrs SAkma. FOURTIN E. LITECI7 THEATRI.---ENGLIVI OPERA. TRW EVENING, FRI DAT I. Juse 15,.1 Pi 10, will be weed, I OM COWIE bpeva, ra.llrd ! THIS U) 7e OH, THE NI.ISQI' ES A DEIS. Tim chars ies„by Mr. May" Mr 111..rn , Mr J Hai* Mn Donee, Mr Knight, Sir. V Mi+s Grstsetti (bar &sank *Nieman in this Mn. Orur, Mrs. Haelfri, Ml° lielh, Mrs. Bland, he- the • After Wadi, sash tins, a nes Pantomime Bonet, caned THE CANTILIAN MINSTREL. 11 1AATRE-10y4 114Y-.II.4RKFT. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, lase 15. Ifli(r, will be aFIO4, Cororfiy of THE INCONSTANT; or, THE WAY TO WIN HIV. 0, 41 Hirabe. (first tire) Mr Mathews; Twang Minable, 311. C. Ei :able ; Derelete, Mr. Iss.itoetcr ; Orman. (Arm Lae) 3111 D. - rector. Previews loth, Piny, the Dramatic Piece celled SEEING IS 3E1.1 LVING. After the Plane livened Eetrritiomeet, piled THE PRIZE. Or, 2,5, 3, O. Lenitive, Mr Ba nn ister; Litbel , (first tire,) Mr. Liston ; terwhae, Mrs. C. Keiabin. If The Offsee of this Payer is removed to No :Vl', Strand, opposite the Litman Theatre. It is moo ested that all Ltlltrv. ydem, &c. for 1W parr, way be slisected tamed/oily. Omar - TIIE PRESS. The horrid attempt to ••••aviust.t. his Royal ll vlin ss the Duke of CVIIIIRISLAWD is insolved is mole mystery than re!iort first 'Awed. The ge acrid ovitaou, nrigipall y entertaiued, imputed th e mew to Sstcts; but t. at inference appearsto be tu some degree shaken, 01.8 n a mature molders. boo of all the circurostarrea of the cove. 11:1 Royal Digitises., we understaud, thiuks that the %Want ai' whom he had to touters& was a mach stouter man than 3SL/if, who won only of a feeble form and diminutive stature. Upon a due infirm.. has sf the body of &cum, we also malerstand, that the .argrons coosiderthe wound lathe act k as much greats than any ever made by the most desperate fur sus suicide, the head being nearly severed Los she body. It is, therefore, possible, and not v ..piohalde„ that the foal deed was dune, not by Nettie, but by some other assassin, who, failing Ai, attempt opus the Duke, may have, like AbseterA, slain the attendant, to render iF'•uNiett./I of the rigor perpetrated upon his al Nlaster. it lies been confidently mated in some of the N. that thr Prorogation of Parlimeeat would .1 c' `Runlet• ; kw, from the state of lite Ire understfind that it is not likely sit i k pro-Di-pv.ll wooer tleaci SstealY SOUK 7 IIV-HAti D CLUB. The last meeting of this society, foe the season, took place yesterday : They meet at Mr. Bssatati's house, in Mortimer -street, for the purport of going to B.lthili to dinner. One o'clock was the time ap pointed for starting. A numerous assemblage of spectators were collected on foot, and in carriages, in Mortimer -street, cud in Carenclish-sqntre. At half past one o'duck,•uot any of the members's/I the clith's carriages appearing, it was supposed that they would not start. The arrival of Mr. Hawke, at Mr. Buxton's Wale. informing him of the acci dent which Lord Hawke had met with,. threw a damp on the co:npauy as►embled to view their de. parture. Expresses were sent. is ev.ry dircetion, to inform the members of the-clun of the accident ; the result of which we., that only four catrriagre mart'. at half-past two o'clock, in the folloming order : Mr Buttour—.o barourhr and tour bays, took the laid. Sir Clark► Barupfylik-1 yallaw-bullied chariot awl fuer roans. The Earl of Portarliertou—.with a new earrive, which bad the appearauee of wail-eueck, with fuer gray*. Sir U. Peytus--with a yellow-bodied harusela. 'Trey went twice round Cavendish-10rue; arid down Hollis -street. up 0 t ford-street, down Park lane, and thrangh The-Earl •of Clournell, in a barourice, and several other Fashionable., followed in their earners. D•seitig the time of the coitipsny - asserubling, a gang of wrli-known pick-p it•kets were very active to the crowd, and relieved several of their inouty. . st 4 9% I • ci 2. 7. 1 .• • Ark LORD HAWKE. Yesterday morning as Lord Hawke was returning to his house in Gloucester-place, the boa work which fastens iii•the pule of his curricle, sudden!) gave way; the horses set off at full speed, and the curricle was overturned by the post at the corner of the street. Lori Hawke was taken up nearly and was earn into the home of Mr. Claveriog Savage, ut ti:uucester.place, where he received every kind attentiou t atid, we are happy to state. that has. Lordship, with the exception of souse severe comm . :crop, and the dialocatiou of cis left bbouldrr, w in. a fair way not to suffer materially by the accident, which may he alto gether called a wonderful escape. Lord liawke, serire; the tisa t er. with the greatest humanity and presence of tositJ, advised his groom in the curriirle to get out Irwhind ; he accordingly did so, and was unhurt. Mr. Wood the surgeon, was luckily pass ing by at the time, and immediately b 1,41 his Lord ship; and Messrs. Griffiths, Heavoide. and Thomas, inetantly attended. Yesterday rnnretng.' Its illastarr. and Pris e:mei ACGUSTA and Saran*. with several 'third ant. rode on Por.ebaek is Wrodsor Park. WellaiesilJy evening, De. MINIMS etnveti at Wintlettr, 3:141 rernaiated that sight with the Pnn. cesq AMELIA. Her Royal IHNliiie4a had ia 'rood night's rest, rod yesterday morning she appeared little er,ier. Th.- following is the Bisiletia ironed last morning, respcctlog his Royal Higbeem the Duke of Cum- IMILAND:— " His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland kas lad ISMS goud deep; bu wonathi eartinue to tftse a favourable a mice. ;Signed) " HI HALFORD. li rrune L: .-14, 1310. " EVERARD 00311 E- The crowd of people to see the ()Like of CUM. , 111.11 LAND'S spartaseats, while open for inspection, was innintinse; bat they have been siwt. in COMlC q..ence of some of tie visitors having stolen the binder to has Royal Highness's night-cap. Wednesday, the Duchess of BauSSWICK left her iu Spring-gardens. for the si•iison, 6i.tr Black heath. Her Royal Highness has, we unlierstand. take.l Lord Pstiettoseutes house, in 11m:over sqiiare, for the nest three years. The Bishop of Osroaa, whose life was despair ed of a few days since, we are happy to say. was declared out of danger. or at least better, by Sir HENRY Ilat.sonis and UT. BAILLIT, ou %Veda's day iiroro•ng. 11'edoe.day evening, Lord PALIIIIMTORI gave • grand rout, for his sistersoit bis house so Grosvenor street. The entertainment given by the Duchess of Dtt vnrieullu, on Mond ,y night, was the granJest that ha. been given this beacon. The company had not all left till after five o'clock. It is • remarkable circumstance, that the late Duchess gave a similar entertainment that night ten years. • Sir Humans PtttLttn, we understand. Moult- Mg a honk to prove by argon). mu, a priori, that Mrs. CLa ass's insinuations of his love for her per son are not founded on fart. he bring a believer io the reetempsythosis, abstinent from all species of flesh sod fish. /woe or otherisbe. His Racellene, the PERSIAN AMBASSADOR hav ing signified a wish to be made a Member of the Society of Freemasons, part/auk of a grand dinner, yesterday. at the Thatched-House Tavern. in St. Jantes'sstreet. The Earl of Mota• ' as Deputy Grand Molter. in the absence of his Royal High tics+ the Prince of W•Las. took the Chitr.— His Royal Highness the Duke of Susssi was also present ; as welt as the Earl of Patient'''. who gent • buck for the occasion ; and Mr. Immuring sent in six dozen of champagne. The ceremony was to bike place about nine o'clock, and his Excellency intends to establish a lodge in Persia. Mr. Venire arrived last week in Dublin, ou au engarment at the Theatre of that city. Yesterday the Officers of the glorious gstli Corm, and the Officers of the South Lincoln Mili tia. gar , a grand entertunuornt, on account of th-or rereiviinj and thrisling prise nr3,0001.. drawn last Friday, which they bought ot Tomas:is Lot tery 016ce. Na. 1. gkinnerta.treet, After the usual toasts to the Rural. FAMILY* the sore oss--.. Mai additional surer,* attend all ael vuetterers at Tunica's Lucky ()Mr. sad inay the Officer.. both of the Army and Nary, enjoy it. with e v e r ./ feilaw Briton ;" which sill drank pith the gravest enthusiasm. LAW LYTELLMENCIA coert OF EIG'S•IIL*CII,p/kittilksveca, Jura 14. Sittings a Nisi Prins, Orfnre Lotti ELLEN , - Dualmag, end a Spcti4Jrry. ' Tilt RING. V. IICIAT, This lee an indictones4 Defendant s fur maknig a false entry upon the county tolls, fur the purpose of defrauding the Prosecutor. 'Mr. Gaitauw atuted. diet the Derchtintir wed • I steward of the Manor of Hockney. The Prosecu tor, Mr. Cburch, was jit possession of au estate. in right of his wife, tart freehold, and part cupy. hold. The lea.e of the copyhold huyitig espsred. the Defendant ordered a conveyance of it to be made user toe Mr. Berkeley. a booker. He directed h,o atilt to draw tip due agreement, 111 the diaft of wlucU the clerk art forth tlie.tuipial description or the estat...and the one that then appeared on the surrey of Cie le:ithr; lie a/sis directed bin to en gross it, to be ,at on the county tali*, and to leave Menke fur the mimes and the descriptions. When it come to be steer tord. it time found that sufficient room bud nut Leen left fur the ()comp( . and the new one was only inserted. The Viosecittor refused ho gait the vendee., on the ground that part being Irrehold. and'not described aa such. he had not a right to surrender His title. Mr. Berkeley brought an ejectment. and the Prodeentor was dia. pueseated, by which means be was deprived of his fietbold property. The Arroa • aT-Gan tat t contended, in defence, that the Defendant bed Only done his duty. The- Prosecutor had hr his inattention forfeited his copy bold, mud. the Defendant. as a faithful set vain, had entered us such., an which account he thought the Jury could out hesitate in goring a verdict fur the Llefeudant. Lord Et.r.►traoencuH observed. that no inten tion to defr.ind the Prubecutor had been proved against the Defendant. and he could not be cutivi dered arissiverahle fur the onsisooss of hi» eierk. The Jury. gave a verdict for the Defendant. ULD BAILEY. Yesterday the Sessions ended. when nevenee of depth was Issued uPott the follmwiug Pi is, 1 •rb:— %William Warner, Gturfte Barber alias ‘Villlatui William Rabies., James Sisrun, %Von sniith, Jbhis t;ree, , Willies Bus, Johu Bedding, Janne !Nausea, Auue Miry, mad Eliaa Abeab un Bralsam, Junes Cardisal, John Emausel, Thos. Browne, •. Spencer, sod Juba &mid:lu, *ere me.. nd to S tran.p.iri• A fur life ; ay to ta trawmorted rue MIMI. )4. 4,11; to to be tg...p.innied for woe year: at to be irepticrucJ six MOS IL' ; sa i d several: to k tobippiAl. ROW AT SOUTH SHIE L DS THEATRE. The repugnance evinced by the generality of the inhabitant. of South Shields. against the interested individuals who lately scut an address to His Ma jesty, npproving of the measures of His Ministers towards Sir F. Burdett. has been shewn in various instances, but in none so pointedly as on Monday, tile 4th of June, in the Theatre. where a play was s t roke b> Ste Cuthbert Heron, piers went quietly on, till that Gentleman, accompanied lay Mr. Bulgier and others. entered the house. when the vent of the audience seemed roused utitis dignitiois and' contempt, and the Theatre re , &omitted with 4 4 Long live the King and Burdett !" The genth men in the lower part of the house must have conceived that treason lurked in these words, as they, with great fury, soundest amongst the gods, where Sir Cuthbert loudly proclaimed, every man s traitor who was the friend of Bartlett. To this the be direct was returned; he theu ordered his volunteers, many of whom were present. to turn the Darilettites out of the Theatre ; but his orders were not obeyed. Mr. Bulmer then desired the friends of Sir Francis to stand ep. that they might be known ; his °Tatra were instantly complied with. Matters now wore rather a serious aspect. as a volunteer officer was thrown down, and many pressed toward, the spot where they had taken their station, but they wisely retreated. When they got below, Sir Cuthbert stood up and made a long speech. in which he was understood to inform the audience, that house after house had been built since Ins residence amongst them. and that the po verty of the than. was, formerly such, that a ship stool upon t.te stocks for, a length of time from wont lit oilimey to Minh her.—.lfter this, the actors were fili.iwtd to rivensied. . It is Tualatin:4.o/ the authority of etters said to hire beta received from Holland, that the batch ships of war in the Tecel had made a movement, with the view of getting round to Flushing ; but, in conceatit ace of the appearance of Sir R.STRACIBAN, found it neeeseary to return as quickly as miscible. It is added. that the heed most ships of Sir Mesa I.D'S sauadrun were star enough to exchange sane shots with the enehay; but we believe that no account to this effect has been ri-ceivil by Government. Mr. JAMSS porter to the late Duke of Pot T end one of the Yeomen of the Goardi, ewrhis throat, yesterday morning, at his lodgings, Pimlico. It is imagined that it MOP done acciden tally, whilst shaving. lie died about tatter &riot k, yecterday. He wee a man in good G:rcti n-tances, sad had spent a merry eicraing with bis raniiiy the. night before; he had a yearly salary left 111111 by the late Duke, during his life. aid was a very great favourite of Lord CMAaL►s ULM TIN& K, who 01.4 . 14 A 11110 10 accept the place of steward ut Ins Lordship's family. Oa Suuday ereninif the remains of the late Mr. Ws imam teAchrd Norwich. and uu Monday Magn in* proceeded to relbrigg for interment. Toe funeral processiou was preceded sia horsealets; two mourning coaches and wt. tugtther with hoe owe autism' and four, followed tat hearse. ia which also were six horses. The Riflemen. Ceps. loom *bleb arrived on sundry from ryell. convoyed to Si. George's Chen nel 14 Pail (4 Alpo. leden with American !aorta.... princtitally cotter. The An:Benedict. to evade the Non-Intrrentme At t. have 4ntuir.l their eercoes et Pyal. shirt. imply •hip• have brew • nt trona tli• country t's being away. Tf:-re w e re ei r ont -est I. leg et Frill when the Rifleman' **OW. This et - vr.i.ent r..mw bee .me tatine, e"..i. by the Isle muncabic dttuntiovti?u of the Annicao Councils. INDId SHIPPING INIILLIGE.vc.Z, Tl:e Seale* tf.A. Ikkottivc, aed eentbezland—arrived iu Cbiou the tali, ipit i and•i9l.6 October be., fir Aiboxs, um, (Cation ' Royal Ono:0114 lia••quis of Ely, Priur e em out.ll.n, and Cuutts--arritett to Al at,,u HuHRIF the 17th R. pt. tuber Nt , ltltttLin end Perteeeraure, &la united in 3lacao Raabe, the 9.tb nail tad lietsteusties.. :*: fpriklitiu £I47ELIJC;ENCE CTHA. NEWIIAILKB7` PIIST tii*TOßia ATLVI NG, teso . NUAISAir. D.S4' Rithumfa f. t. ll hq, dam hi II egt,9,tr,agst Ld filietthinbruakla. b) IVbilikry. uut 41b.eurb. (rum Out tut, of the !Jac* Hill to .lue utut f f. M... M. au. w. 11.14 w vwcoADAT. Ilireepatakeb of ituogs each, Ab. 31. 14 Foley Spaniard, tin. lull, . D. 4' Gruff. Pi Jge, 7.1 lb. Mr. Vau.ittart's Cauucr.tr►, list letb. ttittiteDAT. et.t. gib. art La G. H. Caveledish'il the Flat. %tou s. h. it. SECOND OCTOBER aim:Tu.:G. MONDAY. fbreeptlakra of stoop curb, Is. R. &mass the nat. TA Kiarrird~s G snot! • sost.stb. IA Grosvenor's Broorulio, est. 1,11 I:. 11. Cavendish's Exelestowi, 711. Mr. Sbaltespear's Nunes of Cloths, Ist. 21b. .ito 14. C H. Cavendish's FA - ttrooton, est. if.. Two yr. uld essorse, rn Rs. lA. folsy's 9pautand st,st. lA. G. 11. C.Aveudosh's Sat. alb. mks, across the rhd, :ivo r y 1.4 I\ 1111111itlil, Tlor Deady, an. tolb..agort. Mr. %V Cambric, ist. ylb. D.ll. songs. b. rt. FRIDAY. Sweepstake $ 611411 r. each ,14..uss flee Flat. sat. 71b. ullirance's Pupa. sat. 71b. 14. Feley's Spautard, eq. 21b. Mc Lakes Bratamaa, 761. talb. 110tORTON SiiETIMI. MON Il• IA G. 'CaTeetliAl'a7;;;;;, gat. 91b. art sr. Lakes ast. alb. Taro yf tad twine, nut.p. I R. . Mr, Shalopeare's Tonal+ler, wt. 9tilb. arc U. G. H, Caveudiali. kkleival, toot. 3111 i. Acriose lite dal, awls. GUILDFORD. TIOXIIDAIf, •I.* 12. His Majesty's Plate of Insp. Ifte fur nay Fume, mare, or gelding; fuer yr. olds currying tun. alb ; the yr. olds, 1131. alb.; six yr. olds, test.; sad aged, izat ult.. The best of there four milt heats. Ld. F per. moat's eh. El. rt:on, by Guitarusa, 5 yrs obi i 33r. I)al!y's br. b. Gualbu, aged Sir F Evrlys'a cb. c. Keadour,, 4,n. tad 4r. BRIGHTON. Jux:. it. The influx of company at this plure s has, ai.h.n these few days, been - great, and the town ex hibits a little of its usual hustle at this e ascii of the year. The weather has been extremely fir., and the calls are d a ily cr o wd e d w ith pro menaders. Last ev, t our Theatre etas op-tted for the eight, by Mrs. Mountain; the bow,. were eleKantly filled, the company were highly ewer tamed, and the curtaio dropt amidst bursts of ap. Yesterday the Carmarthen M.l.tis marched through this place for Wonhing ; and th., day the 37th Font halted here on their rout from Homhaus for Bletekingtoo Barracks. This morning the shop of Mr. Irish, silversmith. at Lewes, wit broken open, and smelts to 'tie amount of upwards of srtul. were stolen ; although every search has been made, the depredators hare at preseut escaped detection. GLOLICES Jura I i. The East Monmouth Local Militia, order the command of Lirut.-Col. Molyneux, completed their tiventy-one days of exercise for this year, on Wed• nesday last. On Monday, the regiiaent was drawn up in Monuow-street, and fired three collies in he tutor of His Majesty's birth-ray; after whien, the Of and a large party of their friends and ac quaintance sat down to an excellent thanes at the King's Head Inn, when the glass was filled to the • health of our venerable Sovereign and his diostrions family. Front thence the company adjonrued to a ball and supper at the Beaufort Arms Inn, where the remaining hours were passed with the utmost hilarity. The weather proving tit e dining the whole time they were embodied, not n day was last in. prosecuting their attendance in the held ; and it is but justice to add, that their steadiness under arms, and peaceable deportment whilst at Moa. month, reflect the highest credit on them. Some person (from what motive it would be im possible to judge. other than that of the moat wickedness,) had written a letter, end forged the tiptoes of Mr. Yarworth, Mayor, and Lieutenant-Colonel Molyneux, addressed to Ge neral War.!e, at Bristor, stating, that the regiment was in a state of mutiny. and requesting nit .are aid might bee sent from Bristol to quota it : sod the troops were only prevented from marching on this service, it. the assurance of site parties who hap pened to be in Bristol, that no such event either had, or was Rely to take place. Ibe otli •e:s and the rest of the regiment have uffered 1.501. sit olds r to dad out the author of the letter, and we esiairetly hope be will sot escape punishine.-e. About the hour of our, on Friday morning last, an attempt was made to break into the shop of Mr. ‘ioll4ll Lkei, pawnbroker, if the Island, in this city. The Mllairis had removed part of the shutters by torte. ' , btu they wore stormed by a waggoner who was going out with his t ea m, and Jetted their escape. T!ift family bring immediately callid up. tw• pine of sea's simes were lmunl, which the rob. tRrIl lett behind in the precipitancy niAbeir retreat. This led to • suspicion of a alderman, owned Wil liam Hill. who was seen to go ou board the barge tie belonged to. at a very early hour that wonting. wirbout any shoes. He was accoidiugly taken In. to custody on Friday, when he schmsatedvd non pair of the shoes to betas, alleging e 11i 1 them in ttsr street,. Helene vethasicliii 1.4 turnwr examination. Another **termini, to wbo.st ii is supposed use ott.e. Apes feloneed. ha. absconded. The Bo.ni of 'I toile. u h +mid. Moe 114tely gyred. first Irc.•on. gftelted 4enerintrot 61.1.0 a been eat,..oed to eutrr and factl►t.•te tor iktradt k ., •w:, u 4v..1 *t+•re* woe t..e eurat, •e porta, Law. aiatomiii lyvry to tiostacq rr►+c•-. b•.. eit •tut +eters' persons S are cuact.r.►ed ti $ :tr he way a► the Baltic trade.