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fla►ks similar to those invented by Sir Sykes. Witness o, scribed the improvement in Mr. 2;kes's flask, and pointed out the difference between it and that Of Mr. Eir. In tbr course of his ernss.e.eaminat 1011 three powder-flasks, rienumiositil Core's, Wouisteniiiiime's, and hint's, wire ex. hrhited, in each of which the culler muted between two piste.. The Cuter JviTter staled, that, if it cool. , lie proved that Core's or Wooixtriibulinee flasks were invential heroic Sykes's Bask, fliers. must Ile 311 end of the ea‘e. Samuel Wuuhrenholme proved, that, twenty years ago, he b a d made 160 verira &ilk, which weal by hi.. trasse. lie partite.' out f o r d. rieutlarity between the desk" of the Omuta and th..w. no .1 by a ituesa and by Cure. Th.. 1141 s rtidtliff, wat 111011•Sil PATENT fait Pit EPAKIN.7. A NI) DRYING 31A 1:1'. Tilt KING r. Witt KU. This was a lute:trishaw, ws a wilt of stint Addis, insti tuted against Wine! Wheeler, fur the purpose of taking from him a certain patent. The drelarattun art tuella, th at, by Ictlres patent, dated the •28th of alincla, 1817, the De fendant was de+•rrilwd as haying inventsll • new methsal of preparing and illylng mall—that the said grant of patent w:ai inconvenient to his 31ajrsly's subjects—that it a as ant • new illf 111/1•111,1i it was nut invessiad by the Ih.findaut —that it was used, at the time of granting the patriot, by v:iriuus persons in England—and that it was out properly descrilord in the specification• GUMMY said, the Defendant, iu March, 0 1 17, had pittenred a patent for . 4 preparinc and This w-, the whole lllVVillit.lll mentioned Ins the face of the !Went of this the lhreudaed asked a monopoly Au Pounce,, )e.n•s. Certainly, if it were a new and no NI invention, wort%) &embed, he *multi be entitled to that nit ..... Indy .pre Wens of the patent, kw was ishliKed, wi11,,,, ~ itt tu destriln, in ■ speciforat 1111 l , what the love • c..n•+.ted tit The Defendant, before 110. expirati tttt of and bole, did .It a PVeciticAlitm, which lrc wouW abort)} elate, would lie for itimtordsitip and the /cry to ilefermilie, I in the mouth of Septeos:rer, lel:), At that time, Mr. rbe had so correctly deseribed his itivetatiou ail to Chambers did mat affect to have any other acceptance of to himself this osimispolv. The specification set Alibis its his possein ~,, , except dint for 2901. which was Aid my slid alive, ' consist' in a mode of heat- , originally dated the Ist of July, alit afterwards altered to _to 400 Meows mot upwards of Fahrenheit's timer- the 21st. II was fair, therefore, to seppase, that the two monitor." In ?inane, the Learned C 11.111.0 lliljeried 11l 1164 ; 100/. bills were not then in his hands—and, if they were uccificatims. The patent said, it was an improved method : embanked to bias, after that in teffiew—iii the COMM: of * preparing and drying malt;" but as to preparing it, whirl' he %hewed that be was well aript - Aintell with the psi. word was utelifioned. According In the patent, they . vale Iraneactious larterei is Miles and Jeremy, and was right to expert that some intivoveil preeese, in the ; given to underst awl that the other parties in the firm repo ' pstparation, would he rerouted tp, before the &yin ; dialed the bills which welt, accepted will t their know tier —bat, instead of that, 'oohing inure was dour, ; ledgc—ahe ammo. 64 them coulal toot now be recovered. t letting mall, already made, ant heetiog it to MO iHe then proceeded to eel! his witnesse s. aand upwauls of Fuhrenhert. The specification well George F.Awarals stated that be will clerk to the Defeo state, that, "by thus dryisig it, the sricelsarine part of I dints, Miles and Co. its lflls. Mr. Just Milts hail teatime all was tweaked into gum, ur crammed matter like gum, j ?inns wills Mr. Jeremy, hut they were mot entered on the 14. , f soluble in colt sir warm water. A little of this en. , gutsy hooks of the firm., Malty acteptauces were given by boring may . bei used in giving that tinee to porter, which I Miles to Jeremy—paynteut of s 00000 e of which was applied a allinired %else r 00000 nourricated, by a solution of auger, lay fur by Mr. Chambers, into whose !smile they had fallen. - of &iron 111. hut which .was prohibited by dee Witurea was, in consequeuce, sent to Mr. Chamhers—who, . George 111. Whets this treatment is cautioned in conversatiou with lam, repeatedly raid, that lie knew . Proper time (whether fur au hero sir se day (lid Mr. W. Weidman and the other partners of Mr. Aides were appear, the malt is fit for 'making the solntion. ° out ewareof is. trausectoosa with Jeremy—and that, if Miles patentee also pointed out three thirereat ways of heat. did not pay the hills, lie wankd nohow his partners of his its. malt-Rost, by a colts -roaster ; se t I, by a h o ll o w conduct He told this to Mr. !Miles, who sent to Chambers Abider, turned by a strew ; and third, by the kilo. But be , a part of his demand. A book shown to the witness was the admitted that the process might he performed by various I private hill-book of Miles. The note now produces!, Metr e modes, obieh it was tinuecessary to menthol Now I but slate the 21st of July, was uriginally dated the Ist of that should coutend that shim spi (dietitian was wholly WI. mouth, soul was accepted at that date. Willies,' entered it ligillerut was fur oar thing, the mortification for another. its the private bill-book, as being drawn no Ike Ist of July. patent was fur preparing snit drying malt, but the ',mei- Witness was desired by Mr. Miles, when sent hi Chambers Vas contained not a syllable on 'tie sialiiect of preparing , with part of the motley due on no overdrawn bill, 1.) request It inert ly adverted le 'sit taking of iii =lt, eerily ore- him uut to mention to Milts's partners the transeelione lie and exposing it ti, aet maw degree of heal. But he ; tweet' Jeremy aud him, a knowledge of which would be his , inikewnelent of this, prove, that the loatisig malt to i ruin. s i py w ardo o f 400 & Emil ia r o b r otheit,,,,,. scam pract ice I I'III4II.IXIINIMenf.—The haithee's *mikes, when hills lie. before Mr. Wheeler was horn; Ihp ill'lMill.ll who dill SO had . came tine, were left iii the opew *bop.. The other partners not beets In the habit of computing the dieter of beat they were orlitilto in the shop, :tad three transactions were a toed, until this %apposed inventaiits aas uiaJe public; they secret to them. Ile did too tell the other Itemisers, Weimar hen otta co re d th erato metera. an d 1 . , 000 m i IL A ' th e y h a d been , it ties contrary to Mr. aliles'a wish. Stiles wax the wily one i the habit of beating malt, to give it a drill colour, for 1 of the moment that lived iii the house, in liollsorti. e purpose of making a mertartilar apecies of beer, as high t i A Miter from Mr. Chambers threatening the ariest of parquet 465 degrees of Fahrenheit. Hr email also stew , that do I lliles's partners aodfereloS •if a bill f"r I f t s 't were out paid, from the saccharine matter Wing preserved, it was I. I hat mean 0000 isig IMO Other bills, was put in and read. I almolutely destroyed by the lons —atid beyond this, be Alderman Wititharm, l4Allill , that his stm entered into ' prove, that the malt, lima treated, ass by no means 1 ship wills Miles, Mend the consantmeemead of the year y, although it matld yield a certaio colouring Matter. ! 11112 Its Seliteirthsr, 1815 . the doeuvery of a thitamoiteed Curry Juirmee requested Mr. Gurney tat send him a ! bill for Ittif., &sten rut Mille ace...imbed AA illV•lilittalitoll ,r the ltlallls of nub prepare', by the Dsfeittlant. Hay. ! into the affairs of the four. That will, which was to Cbant• examined them, he said, " I see onshissx here reseniblinie ' hr.*" 1 ." 4 / was paid Wit"" hand Sal interview with aor extracted matter. This is a po i n t of w hi c h t h e e y e ; ( h unbent 111 the latter end of Septeiohyr, 18 his 1 5kno w . Wleitness Judge, tat a Stich we enema be deceived. These gralee 1 irk"e'll all th e t Moils that had rotor: to dge. Gaily the a opearam cof dried barley" le the course of conversation, Chambers, hpeaking of r. SCARILIVIT (for Defearilaut) said, that the existtnre of J. miry, %Mil, " he was a 11--d rascal ; he WWI lip dial uut &prit on the appearauce of matter to the Cyr, I lit his irick• — aii'l he f(bairihera) dirt not ilia lint, bust s ifs sidlithlie properties, I ores as Jrremy Jul." He also raid, that lie would uot ~ GURRET Coulitaticil. GUM, he uhterre ii, Wag SOIY- ' hurt the partocts, bet would make Jeremy pay. Witness ,—but when dissolved. • chemist could emicrett the cum ! slaked what sillier lulls of Jerome% he hail —sod, after some s. He dated sta y p ,,,, 5 , i „ t i t , dm , „ Ili alui. 1i5e1 ..,1 / 41 f ikii lay, he 1 r 000 : o wed the bill for 200!. dated ~tat of July. for the saccharine molter a4ll nearly destroyed. A: • Minima iiNuil 1.1.. y.• Lao the date, and Chambers snot, " 1 specification was and for pasparing, hot for fiererey ; see what toten. Mohair at—but 1 iiiiii`t ' I that—l have he einsfitleadly expected • verdict for the Crown_ ' security." He their asked whether witioss thought Jeremy CHIC/ J1M1CA...." Mr. Scarlet., du yeas aby usiseg malt tor barley ?" is 'Fheo, al—is brut, lie shall pay " ('lormhers did not tell Soatuxor—o We begat troth; malt." Wm that be bail any other bills lot those two, fur VW. ana : Cater Jrrilev.—. Them lam of opinion', that your 2 001 - respectirelY. 'Niter se told him that Miles had the specification is altogether hail. First, you describe, in the whole conduct of ilre 1111111 en, hut had 111/ right to accept teat, that it is fire preparing, that is making, mak, lit. Lille a-s the payment for gstssiis passed entirely throliele ;dea d o f marling i t, who , at tit ma d e, as your ; ,,,.ifir at i,, o . witness's kande. He also informed him that the pArb i 5i ,.. wh ....2,1 . if i t is out fur ma i t i or wit. the pori fi r „ti oo i nen itieaut to prosecute Jeremy for usitry,' and to hos out agree with the patent—Awl, ilil, If barley is to be I feast the PHN:". Of OW bills lie was torprieril if (crowds at havaiof a letter remit Chambers. threatening • body mate use of, it id soot specieed whether itsa wet I elate." - a ;to rarest the parlor C., put into Isis bands---ant ire went again se,muTT seas M e. n imaisws were beard a t some a to Chambers, who $.11,1 it was a Ilbere matter of form, and against the utijeciiiiii. , Ito did taut 'WWI to take any legal steps. Witness soli! , c oma , a f urwtcr, h owever, st ill com i n ,"4,4 opinion the sperificetime was letal—.wit midge his alumnae a smeeptalters for good 040 h he had rtpleetal cam the hkrlves, At t was returned fur the Crown. I and Oat be had cancelled sash oceeptaitem, He ale. its i fronted Chamber& that Jeremy haul refused to 1M hint see 1 " 863 ", Widow, O. JOWN iiir•Wai Wir- 13 A 14 WAIT" 4 ", . lbr cash aireetwat between hint soil Mites—end that, on he and ions SKI ru, oreerr kg pm Merry e wesoassmcrwreara Tio. ii , w r o om , 4b e mate d ny, that if list itiMilittianS deceased. • were fair, he wed not be iii to give the pintoes the. its. Mr. FreitwwW•Te .10804 . 165 t this salon mess brought by milloahm t sh a y ;requ ir e d. was iffin. this emommtieodato Mrs. Chambers, as rote catria of her Isle !trishaw!, Mr. James d ot ch am b er , m ijee tie h og . t o Jarmo tricks. . -,;-___ Chambers, ell Attorney, to recover inqz., together with ism- )111:eras eronrisict/ —Hp lover was aware of large mfaidifies i- due ou three bills of exchange, drawn by • Geode- . I or l goods Ming ftonsisheslisy Jr-rein), until the disenvyry of of the name o f Al 'urr• " Mr . /"I'd 51"eas Accepted tletdishernottied hilt was simeie. He hail Hewer drawn hills sit hint, 011 the put of the firm of Miles anal Co. anal ILtairl- the iiiii.jillilt 01 . 1,8001. oil Jeremy. They were dome 'Ay a over to the hie Mr. Cherniara, as 'emirate fur certain partner of Isis, in quite a different concern. ,of money due to him by Jeremy. Mr. Chambers had Mr. Henry Miles, the booker of lobo Miles, was privy to as Attorney for Jerrie), end walla creditor ut his to II . tire tratimetruns 110iWitill hie brother mid Jeremy, These ~ rousideratole extent. The bill for 20111. wascusheil lay I *roomer were kept secret f he other partners. IV bat hins—aird throe for 1001. each were pieced its his haute by ever eittries were made retitive to them were placed in his - 1,„ as collateral security fur a bill Windt esas coming 1 liratkel'e private Meek. Their Immo , wanted au goods roan .. None of 'heat bills bail been paid, though they ought 1 Jeremy—awl Home which his !out l ier bought from him, have Wets taken up so far hack as the latter end of the were sent direct from Jeremy's ti, a e ~,,, mi. ' .broke rin the ar 1815. He would prove that a valmilde coneoleration I city. a" , Wid at a greet loss. The lOW. bill was riai4iiially m J been given for the—and then, of course, the Jimmy dated tin the lit of July—but witness placed a lira ht. uhl return a verdict for his Mind. fore the Mir, in Ile/ter 10 get fruitier extel...lois of 'line. lames Stephens was formerly elermnan in the haute of 1 Jeremy called next day, anal asked oilmen was be con k° int' Co. He Proved 'list the throe I ' o ' 4 s lew" 1 " him , I scions of what he hail 111111 e, in illleeiliZ, the date? Wit : dated the 41st of Jody, 1915, and twas dated Ilse oth or i was mail he had sit MCI. d, in order to procure all estl'llßlllll august IM)S, were drawn by Jeremy rot Mr. Julia flutes. sad 1 o f twenty d „ ys _k„ oo i og that, others , tee, they would wit be accepted by the latter. The fi rst was for VOL the two ; stile to suet t h e t u n a t mettay o wn „ v „,l m . sa k e i t. Wit others for 100?, each, : Hegel brother approved tit 11114 i lie had dom. Morgan Recs, cies kto Mr. Jemmy, took the 206/ hill for a Th e c um , Joni ., b d .' that t h e alti ,.. at i„, i, w hi c h w „, acceptance I.t 'Mt snit Males and Co.'s. 11 hen he called fur ! •pproard of 19 the chaster mid atel'illtlf, mid executed by • agent, he (cued the dote of the hill was altered from the : t h e .2„„t of Ili, tatter, did n o t w i il ,„ ,h e 40) . ii„.l i i I.„„ us !to the farente l firsl id July. He oliireted 1" thi s an t h e I , accepted mail sent out, lolute the alteration, it would bait of Ilr. Jeremy—but Miles said time bill could sod lie , h em , a a. a., y ii , ai . ,,, j„ Iha e z . up if dated brim the Ist, but provisioil would he mate te r. .. ! . . H . •i fl a b . error evatinha (f.--Same purchases of ga)041.4 . if it were dated the 21Ist, as a certain delay aou hi i from Jeremy might have been tittered on the regular books aren't)) Ire gained. of the fim. Persons hail WM' tunes beim Feld from their Crai s exa i mined—The 2061. bill was accepted for money h o use to r go tio , zooda so w to Juhit mile. by i ...... my. anal by • His "'''sl tr 'l ad 'Math' a°""1""rm Its M r "" . 31 dr' awed ; those persons they were taken ter the cominissiois.broler'h. s—but the each account and the aremint for goods were I Sometimes, he believed, Strteity's porter tarok the things , hyparate. He never saw Alr. W. Waiilimaii, astir of the . tii ,, et to the broker's. users in the Louse of Miles and Co. hOr ~,,, ,iiC mussy : fil e. ,, ~.ARR‘a- r r dem eiall i e l le. dievene, who proved that . Mr. Jeremy. The two other hills wile given f o r pareels i souse co e ds Icedl 6„„ site by Jeremy fir the firm of .. goods, selected by Mr. Miles, which were never sent , ew er ii„,l Co. home. 'elm bills were, in consctinence, placed by Mr. ' Ms Joint Aerially was I,r xt examine?, He stated, that Ile Jeremy to the cash and etroils account, as it stood in the test hi l l f or t ea t h.„„ „ t „, o n , o i l, o f amrom, mess g k r , f or ledger. He never knew that the goods which were left out a „ a mity of mustier, whirl' were looked ant by Allies Apr Messrs. Miles antl Cu. had been sold by auction by Mr. ; three auks bi;rrit, for me matt ironed Sr rive. Witness Jeremy. Meutiritierl die eireutustairee. to Tlioma., s w im, one o f Mr &Retype, fur the Defemlents, exit, that there was no , isith,, , ,, partners , u m, b a d s i nce di e d . s m i t h t h e „ sa id , I of funds to meet this demand, if his (limits had eon- ! II L et Mil e , have „„ more woo d, ma account of scrim , ~... ;veal it to lie a just and fair one. It was right, when a 1 He told South, that John Miles bed purchaseil good* was sped " 16 4 1 aircePlafiee•OW" Wares" , for reststin ; from him, on the 11111 tit July, to the amount of 111 1. and payment should be clearly stated. 'else fact via., that large I that be had lent Henry Miles PO/. There were two bills, lie acceptances had already been paid oat of the joint eetaie I i h emoted butt, of 0 0 1; mete, entstorroing, and it be would in conseimence of bills being drawn'lloy J. may, eel ale- ; Immure f or hi m lb, two mum , o f till an d 00.1 . h e wo od cepted by Alt. John Miles, of which they knew milking.— like Ilium hills sip. Satoh said, all his elegem& should he Jeremy was a linemdraper, nut the Delimilanthr were its paid, but requested that some of the outstanding hills might the same hue of business. They hail oar ',messily his ! be 'revved, alatd, he agreed to. They slid sod, however, Purchase frank Jeremy—sod e Vu"Js which wise "" 1 furnish Mut wttli the means of taking up the two bills fur to have been bought from bias, said in payment of 1001. criele 'lleum bills were pieced by him lu Mr. Chaor. - whicb these bills were given, never came to their shop,— ! In rs's !iamb., as collateral twenrits for a hill winch was about Miles was as extravagaid youne men—and whet, he wanted to !arcuate slime. Willi respect to the 200/.1,111, Mr. Clime money for his own private use, he/gelled au Jeremy, what, ' ber, pita. him Callil Mr it. discounted hills, as well as he dealt in lirien-slrapery. Wbeis ('Aitss.crantintri.—lle urea declared that he would cancel Miles applied for money, he was obliged to accept a bill, ' die two bills fa' lOW. each. Mr. Waillimart, when he /Mill to part payment of whtehr a 9" l "tilY a* its wa s °WIZ"' fliat, mist be nailer a minake. Ile never nail so to the to 11C taken, vehicle acre immediate ly subd hey a commis- mam , maa , tr.d am .,h e te it ,„, gave In s m ith a h a t o f th e siombroker, and thus it was that Jertuay made a profit outstanding bilk—observing that, if lie were paid the 1111. of terenty.fise or thirty Per emit. By 011;3 means Hiles sad the 901. he would take up the two 1411. bills. A paper, got money whale his palin4lll *ere wholly ignorant or • containing a list of bills, Witt; handed to witures, he admitted the transaction. Was 111 r. Chambers ignorant of it ? that it was written by him, but ileirierl that it rontained all that was the question. He would prove that Mr. Chambers the bills outstanding. He never recollected Al r. Waitlansati knew well of Haim arena transactions, and having done so, to have presented him with that list—asirt never said the Present scitoo c° ol4 not be " 1114,141 r- Ile "obi she° , to him, that all the kills, uut limed' el in that list, that whets-Jeremy was deficient in silvans to liquidate the were cancelled. Mr Henry Moles did nut give hint debts due Id ? Chamber+, the boor threatened, that, if he PHI Vert% of calico, as a security for the money lent. He did out prwure swam, he would inform Mika's parlous • never said, " that he had A right 10 get as winch as be email of the tra"saettioul belweto litelit• The two bills foe Int l !. Pain Mika"—nor had he ever refound to shew bit cash to were undoubtedly paid whim slue—hut fly. Nlilcs trusted ti ' count to Mr. Waitliman. Jeremy further than he might to here time ; and, haraig Clotil, clerk to the late Mr. Chambers, stated, that direr low the mewls of taking map th"se hilts, let them rr - the two bills for 1001. each, were placed at the limits of his main in his batels—arid they Were n o w handed over Ia a t i d e ma st e r, by ale. J e wo r y, ea a ce nrity for m ose y d ile t ti timat Perrot+ for the purp o ses of tat , action. He believed, he Riau. 1V111•13 they trecame payable, Dar. Chambers placed would 'wake it must apparent that three two hills for 100Leaelt, , Cum ~, , e , ti nes ... h an d.. were never in the possession of the late Mr. Chambers At . fi r , s c ia L wrc ar ab, ca ll e d Mr. E i t i daeds a who s l a t e d, length the trammel between Mali s sail Jeremy took ' am, in Sept. ISIS, be waited on fir-1.-icon, relative to a "i". iii " 11 "1" 1 **CC sit * Ifili hrittlf do.hotointrtl — end hill of 2401. :mil too of 1001. Jeremi said, "The whole Alterman Mandams, the father tit :dr. William 'Weida. ; amounts In notholii. 1 hate cencelleil the hills, and put the man, thought it mu cessary ill investigate Mt* fir the , goo d. u p on il ir ~k, If," Mr. SeettLIIII t M I !Islets had been Curried. Ile called tin Mr. Chambers, • and _I" 1_ It !MYATT 'puke to Ctillellee. a''`Oesr` .._ : 7.- - . 15 4 0,1 -- r , ;.- =s ,'""•••-"" "1 - ' —44.°4!11h5"..._.'". I > t s , ~-, • " t- • . i ? 'l' ; LAST' INTELLIGENCE.. I mil it iv I wbetbcs ' 'weave It . VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COP lIT, I.ltteobs'a•lNN, f"rii i-- " . TISCRSDAT, DaCEMISLII 10. --- boa malt evennseter. spetificat THE RECTORIAL TITHES OF THE PARISH DP' n i oe 1 ,,,,. 1 SC. DUNSTAN-IN:1'11EN. EST. BARNES V. MIRAN. THR SAME V. WHITE. not a Iwo . had • rip , way et p ma' t tot Nix Hosonr a llie Vtec-Cossicee.t.ost came into Quirt at ! le*,. "',luck, Null 'mid, " I have been looking into ibis rate, I t• ' and I have nu stonill hot I can rake a Jeerer against the i 410 " 1118 • Vicar. lout 1 c•ionnt :i t .iiinit Ilir tutor that would I ' I hint, r_ SO eta within's I direct .to i-xue to a Cunt I ut 1-aw, for the Refine ! __,6""' ran t,, bas a roleosilloso law ,ugh', sod th e Vicar has not , ail he Melds) "" . ",,_:1"' his title by eisilownent. I however think the Rector has i "'"?'",, .' . use right to call on nit to hese this cause before I direct the ; ,_ 1183 ,,,%:' *sent ; and if my upinius shoutal be against him, he is cu. ~_...."'`,.'".; I• • tilled Si, toll Oil toe fur the itssae..-f For Me rireaassleacee , '""" 4 " • of Ms eau, see Ibis Paper of yeeterday. 1 for a p • Not •no Ur. NAIL?, trailing COUnthitt for the Vicar of the 'arias., • - I . • ~. • then etwasneeseed In sines' dueomesitary eve/Ismer front the The 1 1 - 11 ' time of she teigo of Richard 11. to the appointment of the in: a n ' ' ! ' `.- Protest Vicar, the Rev Riche's' Lloyd, in the year 1164, few . cOoder• • the purpose of obeying that the Vicar watt entitled t" realer atlinitte• .• Ilse rectorial lithe" of the parish of St. Ihmstan. The other in' ..,,,, . • , A keargted Calomel did not conclude his statement until half- tre e ' , L ,* .4 rat. two is'elork. • Pio ."' '' ..- 7 vie54,,,...i.,..._.. Are you ready, Mr. Wetherell, . r PO' lion 1 1 • Su . Ibb proceed wish ilie Rector's rat*, s. . rill yl.O I Alm AU .' y. fur I will nut allow Mr Bell And Mr. Stephen to Ii• I . . . . , . Mr Hart USW I hate lest heard you r. parish, a , , , : 4 :l Th . v if iry l . er ie: o 7,l „ cs : A t wevir. t rair li u M t lk son il i g_ t a s w m : i be l T r sc h s :l j e t . t il ii i , l u il Y ia r e e iu r : t x h a : ff a:i n, Y is a f i l ae sho " t ibt ot st • a ;l 44e n t iolio ti 7t re lyl tith r w r e i a bi r e :l e l i ' ,l illieS ta havelui issue directed." before V - . ~ . ' in be trios! is, whether the Vicar is retitled to the tiediekof "ea! on ' # , • in the le eh:minims to the commas law right." i 1... '• .• --snow.- the purl o • as ellS d • I l' ' ° COURT OF KINOS It ENCH, Wzrenkiman, most ah • tnntsetAT,___Prceeres* 14 . 1 .. vault' y I . . ,' • • ''' itillias a ft er Michaelmas Tern, befhre Chief Jastke r e s o r t t l' ils ° l e l : 'The t Asnotr end Special Juries. few of t ingress 1 ; • PATENT POW DER- EI,ASKS., gum us • tuts V. MANTON. eau jiul , - have oil I • : N : Z it 's. was affirged In the declaration, violated a pausal ob. 11L. 1 s -- 4. 49115 t fleintilT for ail improved wwwiler-Bark. vim di, • • 1111r.4catimiTr ,staled. Mat the Plamtill was so imsesious but un 1 . A • ''• tidEigel4o.lllo2lgls Motown of Shettield—aiad he rpm. Mr. 4 ... ' jar the MeMeer ba which Slot lkiciitlxiell had invaded a bb-wbu . . ... hi pleat .privilike obt.iacd t.y him. One article*, liZaill. ' 11 , .. e w. ' . ~ , -1.-- ' - . Pewatr ii" 6171. S I I I C i e 4 (:t n a l*l ol l l B t y a i l t li fo ll i f e L itt. :1:17 nisktli.4lla7: OW OW ' 1 ' tithe patent settiett the Defirinleat had committed. The The I • - -- w II silvierel by the Platinff cusisioril iii nutting prisrvis PP Mk* the entitle et the pewit. a Os.k, which was Ali. S 1' ~ 'iv '.spotli t wart betweew two smooth plates of metal, The I 1 ' . " " .ha du that existed'. We the ordinary flask, of the specific r'q -• ' _..... 'gr._ - - gessiesses pavans ieuttiag the powder in sta. /ask, when patent, ";•••• shoe genius weir. by the iwistio• of Ilse cotter, fired, was ills. strati ill ilretert. lu the old pewder.lliisk, whim the cutter was moved havoc,' bplltt a few pales of powder unto Waged Amid the elsauilm r, dors Du t _ ••'!"„.. ;2A:el onset embelastee, • bit of wadding Mr iustaisce, the bud 1 - . '' t. tioareeter place, ihe loom powder war fi cement ly ig. or dry • • 's . sirsisehl o pathsamiteatine to lift tarts/ tintlisoot, injured Mr I ilwiessnvt east's' 46, al.*. By Me Flker's cuidrivatice, length 1 ' , danger was *hotly pergerted, as the ttmoihi i was cola- The I . ' ' -5,, , ,- 4 ..... __.,, abut asp. He undershoot that it was meant, this that lls •ito a defence. that Th. Egg had long %Mire in- t reedits f rotitee.tash—tiol, oil mainivatiun, the rims , be town to Jiikr easentially. 16, aim, . t apeeteil lir lIIr. T h omas S y kes , ou the 4th a , ! , k•• .. , '-',,, , -•geese 411 K teraimititi- im.raiimi and pistols , is halt Mr. . k , . .• 1- • • 4 4 .1 • ,an Is pow ellnikr, traissods, an d other sirs. CI t 4 , . ~. I .. ' • Abe 10111110111 , 1. aril,'" was Sul ill. l 1 1 rettfr . ' . . Chattily . ... stet, wires tha !Alb al Ni•bi Prin. was read. i al, '".' • ;7 1 i . letibe petest alit" referred tip renweits, Oa- wt.' man ut it WSW OW laettallart. I by hint 4 '" 1 , Me. ma re Mid, the patent was greeted for improvements ~., ewe i lilies and pistols, to ramrods, puwder.elasks, slid other soma a i plemesits weed in Mediae firemen's. Now, he took the rebel a - . 'phlletttly he ewe 'stirs tweireatent, and, if any part of it t . ei i'. old hr Melia to relate to hatters nut new or useful, Haul ki n ; . I 'Beek(' the Ilse oil. Ibis was hehl in a case trice" before ' , fa' n . 1111s:Jueliee 13•111 , t—sisti, swell Wm; th e fact, he Wished the doe. . mimic panel to be read, us some pietism of which, perhaps, to Anvil LI ' • he might raise an obj•etton. year 1/ The CValall !Vetter. said, le conceived that evidence, in had be , 1 the first iestaiter, ought may to lir Siren with Cu Sprrt to would t i • that part of the patent, of the 'evasion id ,bleb the Plain- Jaw till complai. , ed It wunkl be a mutter for wee 'smuts after- Niiimi I wards, ',holm i the Defewelaist Ism' a right tis .: u se au Mkt , c. line da ties to set Iwer parts of the pa leitii,uut immediately in dispute, Aegis*, .4 , 1 ! • tor the parmnie of vitiating the whole. accvpl The apseillealiOn Warn then pat in mid read. others i '• . ! •11r.e011111111 ehjected, that a person who took nut a rpeci- Slue $ • Ali liallabalt fur as flaaPOMPlaball is ad old instrument, ought to accrpt .toe tut Vitae his particular initioi•ement consisted. He it sga i . k. ' was booed to :aunt out, is II;. Aterifiratioto, what the old o ns it ' art u .• principle snis,so improvement A shirts he claimed. This ass rectally discided is thi- s.••• • - .if Thratlasiv r Price, Ist rake"' EttrAtrOfir, ••ied before laud Illtrob“rolicli. 111.11 was a An it patent fur making Unproved unite ellas and parasuls, grew- rally. The speriliestiou eunisiurd a 'lnglis-Oar stalenient of 11 1 therrh Cro the mists of utakieg those parasols and umbrellas—hut sou tent. I . . distinction was pulsars' out bat 'ern what was new and what en. 1 • was old. This was held to be fatal ; and, lis- submitted, that kept a • the principle applied in the megrim ease, where the Plaintiff • partly - , erratical his ismtution giiierall), but did nut state what pact from ''.,' of 11w old flask was improred. of gm t Mr. scant.tre said, that , by the firms of the patent, the None , Plaintiff was, in two months, to ester a specification of Ilia Jen , ni new invention. If he slid in (and Ibis was certainly done), ladaai '' c '' he had performed all that the law regiiirtsl, and all that could f n i . Al be expected. Jerets , The Cut Er JUSTICE. —" You shell hare the benefit of your M r , ' i objection, Mr. Cassnyn,_at a future 11..64141." w a nt Samuel Grabbett, of Nottingham, gun-maker, proved that rem , .', 111 /1 77 he had purchased, from the (kleinlaut, several powder- man flasks similar to those invented be* Mn Sykes. Witue-ss de- I .„.m i y , The furbive emtteti.l. that the testimony of 4 t inidieted a* it was by Alderman ‘Vadlinian, Mr. and the plain &ells !le the ease, could nut be h. The bitter •reueil, that the %skates bad answered spies fairly and honestly, had prodneed his bot I corsohoration of his stritrukent, and was, therefore, I of implicit credit. Tim CHIEF JUSTICH rammed up—and the fur the Plaintiff, On the bill of exchange dated huly.lBls—dassinces (principal and iutereat) i and fur the Defradants ua the uther two. Early ye s terday YeterdaY nolirlitut ill gterore, cf . ;'of ._ their arrangement of the c "i'Y le , Net A •, 1 1. .. ' . ...,i. iii MOS lifter iiiiitt o'cluol the t'ootr Joidtotti o h** fo• 4..eli w , ft the premiums to/treed the V o rt.i Twittlausb, are,. )1r fiorm Banister, butcher, of %Vineetur, tierhts,r_jiii..P4l 4 bll4 41:in • grazier, of Thurllry, Lincolnshire; antk •iera Vlti.. fori l it Of East Stour, blroot They ver flout ' the :, i !ea,' in examining the 1.1111111:111S .4011.1.4 t. !Wei, ,I 0 e,: premiums, hut too late for Ilir.trG': t - h nil m •••• owit; •• to visitors before dark. Earl Widerwater, Sir %Velem/ a Curtis, and many others, liar! ant it siojek•ititervm kat o A Lout ; and the Shea, a:ih .ugh iiio maidleri yrree as on some fonts. r uortiv.rolis, is ramsidetsxl to yirtil • 1 former one ii lile saany em:eheiteie.z ,:.sett It 1 ,, ( ~,,t . , , Axil eve a tat of the czttle,dtstingelsbitigliiikig grdisei l r ain Mr. Wand The Si Miss ( After Taken Theo • • • Jeremy, eon- 711% TURk 11r. Edwards, be believed. lawered etety TATTERSALL'S BETTING-ROOll l Dec. IC. his books, tt - retort, worthy • DERBY. ' Dry ( win d it/ to I apt I). of Rutland• lb to I a,r‘t D. f 1,,e, dated 21at Pledge (taken) Wsialke , Outlet; • 11 to 1 agar Lord . Roue. ;I t.t 1 agst Mt ildailivva 1111= 231 f 1n5.... Euphrates (taken) ti3kri.) )5 to 1 stet Mr. I. Char' ' to I nal LOW CCan ) . • lou's Iris (taken) a s h'. I . ‘rhea to.••••••• 20 to 1, age! 4iy tutu r. 10 to 1 apt Gen, Grosvenor lato 1 aid . been pleased, Blue Stockings (taken) •, , te, 1.• Ti direct letters 101, to 1 asst D. of Grafton', I • l • SI.T. !United King- Variety (taken) ••t i-• • eu) , time) lig the dittnitY 12 to 1 apt Lord G. Caren- la, st aiy 4.lkt the following Barosaa (taken) of their bodies V.ith DONCASTE:s Lt. Mt the county 9to 1 apt Laird of Murk- !, to • . Lor d • Honourable house (taken) • Taltri w Royal 'Nary, 11 to 1 apt Mr. Watt's Mon- 4 SI. tut "s. Mr. t' 'Galway, Esq. dour (takes') A• t 4 It Rose, and a The Belting-roam was not a•ftinbstnialtiktivkarkl great deal of betting took tr saw, aotl:vibithint , ties 1 ,0 11 Tulha made both inside and outsio , of the f1. , 44. Mr , I V..tal 7E. i..rlit, *CII.4LLENCE 71421 , 711il 1"0,Itt/17;,v . Th r ecinsat a O. 1. ilul 1,1-; sailed !Al) eta obliged to Turner went to the 1 41 •.. O 6" 1 4 ''‘ .• .t- -lbt)lii a leaky I street, out tVednestlay, to : ::1 18...kwegr %lartio, „ t ,_ bands as suun ut Seiturgillll, for 100 reduce himself to a certainweight. Sit: : .f The , FcF.Mlirll 9. time „ 0 .0 1 to ilrU+r it t e Tolr C ..Y"",.. 1 K; f , " . "4 the man would lie fit to cmalsor'llamelt,;., i.es Doe "'ger , ' °°Y it . liitnself; itat it was zither quiet opoti IS, veil. match uiU YU dyylat be Made. RUM liirley, for Ma- . Liiimtlen, fur Secant !utilise, Caller, Bea S.ll/ T H LD cis Cir T tr: , r t 'lnds 1 Ney, Flout, for ai more had a if the mussel d- E ar l y y,,teritay.anorotnir Stewards ofyir f !al (brie urrauvemtott of the cr 'thy is. Mr, leg ill NNW NANONETS. Whitehall, Deember 7. Min Royal flightiest the Prince Regent has in the glance anti on Unitalf of his Mait i rsty., to patrol to he paws' under the Great Seal of the , Juin of Great Britain and Iceland. fur granting of a Baronet of the said United Kingdom to It Gentlemen respectively, and to the hein.male of lawfully begotten, via— Sir Edward klansitton. of Trebinehawbouse, its the of Brecon. Knight Commander of the Moat • Honourable Military Order of the Bath, and Captain in the Royal Rosa Mahon, of Castlecar, in the county of Galway lime% times, of Lochalah, in the county of Rosa, Coxtou, in the county of Moray, Et.et., NAVAL IM7'ELLIGENC. • rcirrsmowrn, 11.tir4..1 the Soirereigir,Thswroli, twin tiutliri- Novinolwr, soil on ?Vth 'prong R be ak, and Iva, part of lirr cargo overboard ; 010 is 110V4 ..ktfst.s but will proceed with a few additional ' I. the wind is fair. DEAL, Viet:MYER Arrived anA sailed for the River the Brilliant. the Cape of Good Hope ; John Bukelry, (iu from Richnsonak Virginia. Came down from the River the ftlenheim,Shii draw; Europe, —, fur Jamaica; Zephyr, I. ditto; Mercator, ammo, fur St. Thuntes's ; Peril foo Cork; Jops,Smitis, for Grenada; Mersey, Yucatan ; Meager, Bullock, fur Oporto ; and st maws unknown% and sailed with the whole of the oittwai d- Wood. LIVERPOOL, tortrwitra 8. The Duke of Ibilbstemi, Awn Qui hec to Greenock, was stranded at Quebec, sod Meat discharge. The Elise . Luck, Cop Plywhiswith to (limber, was lost ow sth Nurembcr, about twre4We miles to the westward of Cape -Chat--crew saved, and arrived al Quebec. The Hercules, Horshorough, from giverpoul io Quebec ; and the Orion, —, from Dublin hl ditto, were totally lust early in November in the River St. Lawreme. Vie Amanda, Coleninn, from Yourkcl to Liverpool. foun dered on Veiluesday siCrlis last 10 lesq • • of ) crew saved. coast it - et/Rain 4. " Ms , ll' . LIM. IC V. .• Saiktl the E i gretl, Kirt.y, for Cal, ottil m o no . wt. hall eve a het atilt catle,tiltiegoltbiiigiti4e . which hart piaci] iffiltelb. WHITEII.IE RN, McManus B. ...--,..s 'l... '.4 1 ~ Last Thursday night, a little after aces" ... I,k, the De- 4 pre l t .h t ° o n fi e4 nil lii i i : t ;e r eti 'l p .i.e vft t it: P io r . ice i ef it ileli t I . ffe l 'ilt w ottfww 4. fence, Hell (lying between the Nord Wall iod the ilor , eark), • , 1 , 4 ,,, ip .,, 05 ., 6 , f ., deti .1 tas to presented to Pty. on+ d i 14.111 (Till to be rot tire ! The alarm tonin4ersiS toe. t' 1 ' '77 , 7' , ea wax euntoquently very great, anti ti l e . 4 'ls at ntl3o 4 P"Olit,"4/4 1, . , Iitefalitths ja 'lie i..x "Ai • i . .0 . - t... was nut. No tinge Wi.III itlat is br legiaoP . . 1 ,, . . 4 _, . .I v e 4 ka 18 " , " 1 "1. 11 11 0 10E1, in I" -with of T "area there wart great clinically its peons' og as ' '' Altt ; 1.',7 ... .i. - : . Its : ci t y , il li a4 l : l l d dfoc t , l e, eCe: beelsai : .. i .vt Itt.t : r,: 11 4 : 11 ;: : :::: s :: :: r ra t i : 449r 61:/ % :;F : l ita . i i) :At t.. lyll :e , artier; however that dif fi culty was i_iblieng has by - 17 tivity aPli exerti )))) .of great uouthe,. It pe.iplie, whv .4cirqsl 1 , ; • tu the VW ." the " ' tiara "' al' wed a:i t h e rivr: '0 stole reception'll7ll'lllT 'llO •ia•i.yclti.r.: 01 - ~.1i. 4 . , . e their peace to t omcod the extrusive u ....eltief ati!'sib -rat- rued the North Harbrotr. Plappity their c,.rtione, 41.1 r tp other quarters:, but in r i A pt v. ' Rziend , r ;J #l.l .l.7 ,: otc .e long, mud frequently Ituartraerte iao...ira, Ef lit .f.. 1 PO fat sos• is so obiritni•ly. tl-e inotixt, :hp - A •Off. moral its intbdulug the gaspea rte to pleven , ..lla, it briar . ..give little We1 ..84. 4 / 4 ‘l' '' . JP(. ' . , it'. 5,i. . N it ... l ecireauthicated to any other 1110.;" hot it .41tolii 01 "..' c . i T pumas is the orizlthourhood were heti. lv phi% ' tee O f a 41,14 let pecolinsh.iet o:t*llii.:-.. ,•,, i , 4 . l' 4 + ' The save was wily nopilfing.'-oroasiort s he hun c liaea I combined w ' • '. " • ~ . ' i v - 'distort or Tagil J 1141,... ill Mi. s• t roll t: t .f W1 00 0,,,, e , n i x " 4 .....,„„1 nnn a.,44 . .. never 41411 ill hlll'll 11111:1illrilt 41111;!4 ` 111. it *Ss rfer tat tom s wee t : . o „,, pi ei t i u0rzi.1 re.i . ... 40 ,.. . : two kiwi., we Tlinreltby sai 4 lit. i l:.• illarellf. "late . :111" 1 is b re , rent rn e tturw it. .gerosiemtue . of thy .irr. very considerable. Not only the t:t is, bat all sbc artsr- rear ectabilit y : t 'rein At. V.X , ..,r ssr m. ..f10n... purl of the vessel is deatroved; sr.. , a • .'•le mot Keys! sails are soasunieil. The rause of 'l.: zaallagnitina ts aot hy. sort 1 ork, siteiroc, and: 1-z!.. ( 1••",..n. lumes. . , 4 1 gs hilmirattun of 'be ntipb(swi ! %Inter asslai..i. .1 terrible steam of wind and ...1 we tic 'woe abnut the sereangamants ..,,,,, it:pile, and The•tiagspa.,l rl-, %even o'clock on 11'erlor.rfty oi l , etiieli tongs tied roil „ tra j oi , o, on ,e g oe t ,t'y, r,,,;11:14 ti h ic+fern. i,, 1 great viol: flee WI Hoe tl.r nett tot , sa, arid did oat entirely I so b so le ti ll a t i i.iii d ate . w e ni ," to „hi, 0 ," ~b , ,,, gentlemen tree ti ca the,Missfx„i4 aigig.,•,, ! , ten, p. m. the Vitzitniit, Porilkthil ~,...•;ng off he r accuse at tire; Fleece laus, entered vrideets Mt!' .114" , .'"W" . ee T e,:e ibis t•eir•on to Mientuich! ....,1 apparently witltio a rlogr to rim ft*:, the eapps,s ad made fru) , ;?;ei, reii,,ii eii,,,,- x arstiects.fally c I. .•'..; .1) was put " st Shure IS matches for il Of foliswiog clay ; s ad thirteen of O''.l4:i 11. - 31' 1Z.,1..e.•••• hoot, a few : N at.& ; , the unribunct et the her, were in , in „„ v , a l lattit ayle , so d the ~,e ti „.o l, . Moir, Fortrutately the people ......re saved, and lama o f th e • run - --• " give getieral aansfacrino. thl .Weilar• la,. r,z cargo "Busher;, b u t the vessel has ken, tu rivets. —.......--.....--- —.....111...... well-cont..ltod twatehes were run, 14 errs Inter,. Lord IIARROUOY'e appointment to succeed Sir and 19 on Saturday; exclusive of the a. ors . 011ARLES Scuaa'r. as Ambasaador it, she Cutlet of the cups. mut a main I:between Mr. t' ox, r! :., i, Fouler. is understood to be in crows Invite of the shire. mid Mr. Husatits, of Derlsy.l.,•. 0 .1 ~ , , . particular r-quest of his Moss. Cnatsviats at. irt.,• the latter gent.leman.--.The pit lir ' .. JEsTY himself. The Noble Lord has been hit many a ‘,.. 1 , value:4o guineas, was wan in a g:a.... t,.. ,„ 4 )t :tin our of the most Minorite and respected friends a bitch belonging to Mr. t:Hael.ta, ill . f a ihh t monarch. Lord PEstuttOux had previously and a smaller. but a very elegem cup, we` , :: k ' s . been spoken of as likely to fill thatfionoumble, and, to Mr. JOHN GRANT, of Wylsam, 4la liar... e re / . mit may say, highly important situation. coind best dog.-0.. Friday, lAA Vs's:tit E.z.:iii, There has been a rumour for two days that a fox-liutituls threw off s t ElkinCertr Wilii"L t 19 6 - 4 4 ." Candidate is likely to start fur the. Representation from I,roith, and attureted au sittusindiners i ura... of West ster on those principles of rational re- bar of s p ectators, nu horsebacks ) °taunt oz. , ...) form which so powerfully recommended Sit SAOIVEt. female, who were highly dive• tederiti ti , • , ~• • , • Rom i 1.1. y to the choice of the Electors.—(Eremite" The ball in the evening ". 16 "It . " 1 1) 1 t . !'"' Paper.) '' the ordinaries, which were ' rid dieinguii , , It is reported on 'Change that the Batik meals to three piii.cipal itine, the ash l':e of ibe * , all: pelt in the One am; Two Pound Notes, amounting well Intended. '''''• to five nrillions, for which purpose three millions of Late on 'lliursday se*, , I. NI, a 1 silver is now ready to issue, and two Millions more is currence happened in Green. L. d id' • coitiiiig.—(Evening Paper.) on leaving the theatre, hal glalsOlAktt- • Tug KING'S JEWEI.S.—It is now said that the Publican in Taylor's Close, issistellti Mu , . only jewels of his llaai , ..s.ry which are now miss. sought admittance, which !! tli.z" log, are his Star and Garter. The former was very of them went awa y , but die . .(; ' 4 i , ' splendid, being studded all over with diamonds; shoe-maker. persisted in aslssi& Malice, and the buckle of the gorier was also richly studded was decidedly refused by thlaiotilrod, vw...,i.0. min the souse "tanner 'Their value is estimated at mutely threatened in tire won the t airu 4 r, . (.. between six and seven thousand pounds. A close fortunately unintimidaleci, AMU if tall' &e tc . , a search hue beets made for these jewels, and though force the door, when Mran - -..LL, :n e b. , . 4 tr, r it has not yet been attended with the desired re. tation , execut ed his fat i threat, .n+ to . 1 i . zia t i stilt, yet no appreliens . is entertained of their unfortunate man on the • .4. Ni having beets irrecoverably lost. It is gerieredly course apprehended, at. a pot 0 , ... , 4 6. . 1 '" believed among the officers of his Majesty's ilonse. the result of which was : rat ht. , 4 .. r. t'''''. hold. that they have bets, d rima it et i i n some place witted. ar secret safety by the litsiu linnself.—(Eornsiog - .-.7-sszr-.:-.-...r.z5-za.:.. • , l'itjaer,) PRICE OF STO( Kti TI , CILItP.s• The depot of the 1:?.tli (Lancers) arrived in Can- Bank Stock ...... '.1.70,1 f SA' , • I-r.,.° 5 " lerbury on Saturday bun, and the regiment is daily 3 iter Cent. Red. 78111 i I ltwii. , bim.o•• .. , u ; expected. It is to go into quarters till' such time as 3 i per Cent.....t:0zz,1: 1 71 I '... Wl i ker 1 -i' ' the barracks are vacate-4 for its reception. 4 per Cent...... 9:z,, 91i l . Coc.• , . l .*,..,t...... !. A third divisi ~,, of thr 91st Itsgt. passed through •7-!,:-.??!..... s —i - 7- , :''' Ha) lahain on Wednesday. out its wad to Leoes, Chip 818 14 i cliester, and Port'. tit, at which last place it is On the 34 i ns t a nt. the lady of,liwaprt o' 4 ' l4 ' l ' . ' i ..4 • e al111:11).eit It will embark for Ireland. MP.of a daughter. . c :iii liy letters received 011 %%red:it-41ov from B,is- tol, we learn that the • , ,I Dragoon Guards, which place, the I.nily of Vs 1.. 11ate. , 4 Ili: JR I 0 ' ~... arrived in tit it city trom Fraoce on the 30th ult. * On SI":171-thn 71111" ::: A a T III41 1 1111 :y40 ::* .:°,..*:...:" ry t I. ore still de-Wu:tit theft', in cotissquelice o f t h e ~,,,a _ HIGH waTEr. 11118 Morning S 3 attar 11. I .E.titinairli e rly ninth... Fortunately both men said horses are iu qoarters. as at thug belmoli of the year the pea. '"'"''""''''"'"'''" 3 ows onte - t!e - , — }:'• sage to 4Paterford is most unctortmin. It may b e LONPI44I r .i.te4 so Pbbitio ,, •: It ~,,,,, ,-„,„: ..o. remembered, did the last regiment (the 14th ; =r i i w I W " A t er br ti l e r e a reA ni :.r e f ir SK Illts 1 .-' Dregowii4 ettilvitited at that port, were nearly six 's,;,`l" -- ,. P ,, 5 , - . 4 ..ll:7, l Prisise..es. WHIIL', No Itt 4' '' zi weeks before Oil et to po r t , Irai•!'s•'' , l, ' . ' ~ . • . ' fa. • 'llll Risk'll nor ; Mr. C Rua• 33411 ha To Pan the I The L, mai Pox Flu 80N.,p1 A 1' Itlr. On opera Bat. Ou On *.• Lot Psis Being I , Friwu mind t bit .- 91 oth aml SI tunatt Werc *.• A At the -.I Firm out-ht ink I II (Kent 7 amid hi The other, imme, time t Pris Sale, r Frimy At Ot A' UPPr r 311 the Lot the oci aroma Le. I street, I lie nil Lit Therm at ail; 'Eby by v., ,I* !Ns pt. N I b , 1,1 111:4S-s N.ll