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w =BUN Jams IS. SIIRRIFE•s COURT. Wednesday last, came on to be tried before the tub-Slivriff of the City of Dublin and a respeCtable urv, a c.aas.-, wherein John Fitzpatrick was the naintitF, ani Martin Horseman, I)efendant. Mr. ET LI el.. as Cantaselfor the Plaintiff, seated the ease; . . e said, his client was an industrious and struggling oung nun , who had carried on the business of a abinet maker, and occasionally made drums-- ne Derendant was exclusively a drum-maker— hat the Plaintiff had, some time in the begmning of ',wit, purznased two pieces of-timber from a Mr. Brady. and had it consequently removed to his rkshop in Golden-lane ; that the Defendant had he temerity and extraordinary hardihood to repair , his workshop, where be recognised this timber, nd claimed it as his own, as having been stolen from him, and bad" it aaually removed to his house in Barrack-street : the moment the Plaintiff returned home ' and was inform d of the circumstance, which naturally filled him with surprise and indignation, e matt to the Defendant's house, and demanded his timber—the :Defendant immediately had him seized, a - twelve o'clock in the noon day of the 1 1 loth April last, and condnaed him to an adjoin i g ,:ttud-house, where he was charged as a felon, an.: kep: I ;nil nine o'clock the next morning, a pe riod of 21 hors. At one time he was brought-in c.'stody to Aldo .ran Perinerton, vein, on hear i .g die circum ',ince, retu .ed taking thE examina tiols, a-a refnred the business t i Alderman Wor- ttaiLeAtott, - who w pleated, nn in. estiTittion, to ti to. I_ . . chai fr e lite P!.. at ff.. "These, Ge-t eaten of the Jury (said Mr. Bet el). are the etycumstanc of this tin hea• 1 of at.ask on the caaiader and the liberty Of the suhjed, its lire person of an innocent and unni fel- lug man. ISA Defendant has suffered jildg meat to go by default, that is, he has admitted the douse of anion, and his defence, if any, will be ' a mitiga. Te one, respeding the damag:s." Mr. BCE li Lt. st u d, that a dexteriiy of this sort had lately been resorted to, in the hope, that a certain descrip tion of Jury would be found, who would not set a t just \ alite on the rights and the privileges of the saisj-d---that if a case of this kind was tried before ray Lord Avonmore, and twelve enlightened men, the damages, which are but 6001. and which are sought for to compensate a man for the loss of that, without which site is a burden, would be given to the ;till extent. Mr. BET tam. said, that he was how ever, relieved from such apprehension when he con sidered the charader of the Gentleman (Mr. Moore) who filled the situation of Sub-Sheriff, and who had, since he carpe into office, conduacd himself with in te,geity and imp irtiality ;—he was also relieved from any such fear ss.ten he saw the Jury he had the ho no..r to ad iiess, most of whom he knew. Mr. Br irn:a. concluded by exhorting diem to contemplate the case of his client, a young man, commencing business, whose credit was his bread, and whose It betty was his life; and he intreated to remind them, ! that in those countries were scenes of blood and de solation were exhibited, and which we have read and beard of wi h horror, the unhappy viaim to the bar barian hand was a stranger to the Trial by Jury!— The evidence of Mr. Brady, Mr. Murphy, and the Watch Constable, supported this statement. Mr. Ntillact.Y,for the Defendaut,madeavery able speech to the Jary in mitigation of the damages ; he said, his client had been robbed of timber, and a num ber of his Sc ols—that he bad reason to sitsped the warehouse or workshop of the Plaintiff, in as much as he found them, as taken by one Kitistrr, wlin had worked with him as journeyman; and that, upon the whole, he implored them not to he led away by the glowing words of liberty, and to take care, that if th y tumid laigF damages, they might consign his client to a prison and a grave ! Evidence was ad duced to chew that the Defendant had frequently lost timber and tools ; and these Witnesses admitted, on their cross-e_xaminatirn, that Horseman was a man who owned a Market, whica Was: tilled Horse man's-row, and of course able to pay ti.uniq:e.. Case concluded on the part of the Defendant . Me. McsacteLis °byes...! on the evidence, staying, that the Defendant having iscen robbed by others, was no reason why he should chase an innocent man to wreak his vengeance upes, who cercninly must ply for s tch condud, if he had been mistaken or rani an med. The Jur i retired, and brought in a ver.lift of 501. dals4ges, and 61 costs. C. nl , l fir the PlA:net/4 Merin. BC tbel end Moigeit— Ae lit, Mt 13...1.1. C... .1 for DA* Name. Mears. M'Nally acid Fcitltv— A.: Ditltuo. DUBLIN JUNE 94. 'the politic of every desetipti , ,n will learn. wiih sir... re pleasure, that their amiable friend, the Count ell of ilartlwicke, is now on her retain to this city. Her Eassolleney was to have left Lyndon yesterday , intending to come by the way of Scotland. Tuesday mousing the first division of the 13th re giment Of foot, under the command of Lieutenant- Colonel Harry.arrived in Cotk, where they will re main to do gateison duty. Same morning the lit division of the Wicklow marched lrr.m Cork, on their route from Bantry to Clonnscl, where they are to be quartered. Also the 2d division oi the 25th regiment on their w ay to Limerick. On Wednesday Lift the North I) nen militia marched from N . 2211 to quarters in the county of Wer.furd. They were tcplaced on the same day by the Donegan militia from Mullingay. Tuesday a brigade of the Flying Artillery, com manded by Capt. Duncan, passed through Clumnel, ,on their route hum termoy to Tuesday morning arrived at Cork, His Majesty's sloop Apgar, Capt. ittos, front Plymouth. We are happy to inform our iteaders, that the iein, of this port, one of the ships of the unfortu nate convoy, many of which were k:st, saiely arrived at llarbadoes, the 9th of May. The Summer Circuits are careSed to commence about the 20th of July. A pedestrian statue of St. Andrew has, within these few days, been eroded over the principal en trance to St. Andrew's Parish Church. It :sas su handsome efeet, and is the work of Mr. Smith, this city, whose sculpture does much and &set ved credit to the progress of the Irish Arts. We arc sorry to kern that the Castle of Thinks, with which Lord Landaff has accommodated Go vei nrucc.t as a barrack, was, a few nights since, hal lit to the ground. 'l here were, we are informed, at the times but two or three military men in the • dweliin On Sunday evening last, William Fennel, Esq. of Cable Abi:iey, was, on his return from Dublin, within about two miles of Littleton, thrown from horse, in consequence of the anim al being bitten by a cabin car. Mr. Fennel fell on his head, but not feeling any, 'present injury, proceeded to Little ton, where he was shortly seized will those symp toms, which indicate a contusion in the brain, or the extravasation of the blood there, in consequence of some recent violence to the head : and notwith standing every assistince which could he afforded him, lie expired on Monday evening. 'rhos, by a mischievous nuisance almost peculiar to this country, and against which the law, if properly enforced; is sufficiently severe, was lost to society, in the vigour of youth, an amiable gentleman, deeply lamented by a numerous and respectable NAVA - L - 6 - 1 7 k:LLIGENCE. VALuourff, jvies et‘ is morning early appeared off this harbour, His Majesty's ship lietudiew, of 40 guns, Capt. Ekins, having under her convoy the outward-bound West India fleet, and having made signal, the following vessels got. under ss eigh from this port to join them, under convoy of L'Enfrepenamte cutter, Lieutenant Young, viz. Cal lava, Andrew, and 1.4.1 n Si. chn, Coombe, for St. Vincent; Five, G;:1, for Honduras; North Star, Hunt, for liarbadoes I and Chard, Crook, for Jamaica. Sailed the t r 'legit Cloarlak packet, for the Lee ward Islands. Arrived the 'nig Fee.'N,Cept. Rime, from with bale golds, groceries, &c. for this port, under convoy of a sloop of war. The 11'4,h/tyke& packet, with the Mall of the '2oth inst. for Lisbon, is detained till the arrival of the Po ince qclFehr from thence. A letter was this day received from Capt. John Ball, of the Duke j Mariberearth, mentioning the capture of that Packet by a French privateer of 10 guns and 110 mea, aftt.r an action of one hour and twenty minutes; the Packet was carried into Gue deloupe. Wind N.W. nem., jest II& • Sailed yesterday evening, the dirty Cislle East- Indiarnan for Portirnouth. Arrived the Ahrinee gun•btig from a cruise, and remains in the Dawns, with His Majesty's ships, the armed defence ships, and transports, as per hut. PON fSMOUTTI, JUNE 26. Arrived the duly Castle Kast-Indi4man, from the Downs; Jasitivrs, Strarcock, from Danteic ; . 41c- Wile frigate, and the Pnarprre bomb from a cruise. --Wind S. E. PLVMOCTII,JUNE - - Arrived, the Mary. Newman, from Dantzte. SaileJ, the Naiad frigate. Mon tame, Terr;6le, Paselroyant, and Witiiisir Casale, men of war, on a crui.e.—Wind S. W. The following particular of the captnre of the Rime/odd is the only certain advice which has been received by the owners:—" Captain Curial t.t. and crew of the British ship Rosamond, of Greenock, captured of Charlestown Bar, on the 30th April last, by the French stvional schooner bl Ifaerri, Captain S*cas, have since arrived at Charlestown in a pilot boat. The Frenchmen pl.:-xlered Captain Curuttt. of every thing, and tile crew robbed the sailors of their hats and shoes.,. By the Fa:mq, TA Y t.O ft, arrived in the Clyde from New• York, we have received papers to the 23d of May. They contain lita intelligence of general importar.ce. The following artiaes we have ex trailed : char:mown May 5. Yesterday arrived the British ship lierprise and brig Qaslea4, private artnad vessels, in five days from Nassau. They brought in with them the French ship .P iron (formerly the ft raid sloop of war, in the navy of the United States), having on board 358 French troops, from Havannah ; she was captured early yesterday morning by the brig G..r laad, about twelve miles from the bar. The French ship struck her flag without firing a gun, after le , civ:ng Oiots Irom the brig. Two d iy..hefore the Loterprio• and Garland left Nassau, a French armed brig of 16 guns, and upwards of two han sired men, ran aslyne on Abako, and only eirchteer of die men were saved. She was last from 'lava n nab." [The Enterpriie and Garland bath belong ts; Glasgow.] The merchants, captures , : of tea to Ir. • on Mr. Ft+a to ‘ecterttly to receive 111 s ..n v •;: the application of the Committee of Merchatr. in C; Irish Trade, as t•i•the laying on the Ad !nail; hity on Tea in Ireland, according to the usq.e •-i Parliament, viz. on Teas to be inapored into he land after the passing-of the A.a." Mr. Fusraa told them, that in consequence cf the small quantity of Teas on hand in frelan.l, he would relinquish his intention of laying the duty on stock in hand; but he was doubtful as to the time when the ditty should attach, and he hoped the trade would feel satisfied In having the each in hard etempted. Mr. Posrca added, that he meant to the additional duty on stock in hand in Ireland, on '1 tons of Wines ; but he would grant lime for the :lades, and rcceive them in sir instalments of three mouths i:aerral each, nll of which, no doubt, will be higlily heneficial to the dealers in Ireland in the respecure trades. 1.111( TorA trTIES. ram( woorwten, JUNE 25. N On Sunday evening, et dread /ill clap of thunder, equal to the discharge of a mor tar, foll-:wed by the most awful lightning, took place here. In an instant the rigging of the Prrif‘n sheer hulk, !:tying a-breast of the 1/ock-yard, was discovered: in fire. The alarm bells were rung, aid every assistance afsrded by the crews of the other ships in the harbour. The lite having token place in the centre os I>erric: Spreat, water seas passed in quick succenfoi, in hock7ts, tip the shrouds to the ronnd top, and the Ritnei soon ertinguiahed. The light :in t siru:k the top of the shears, passed dawn the chrrlck 1:1 large h:totn, 117 feet in length), as low the lower derrick fall, then took a direction down the lap, started .a plank on decks, and singed the bedding in the hammocks between deck, but prr,videntially no person was hurt on board. The derrick 1.; shivered to splinters. Two centinels on the Dock Whaii . wet. strai.k by the lightnirz, and I bear are both blind." NEW DUTIES ?OR IREL.k.'OIII. ',. VV.., Iots e) —qe.9oV .' : : "16.2 4 t irg. 9 Stt wo _._ •vi000000.,,,a ce ss joeezo•z-••.ea•l•cia F. :,,-7.•,•09,...,-..0-, 100 .- •.0 C , ~.. tO AID 9 iCOOO OOaDb .0 'E ~~ LP,'' _e . loc-o . CO •► tO I a.4.1n Of 0 ts a.. Ca at 0 a ts * la 0 a 1 0 a 0 at 4 OC".oo.lt,tsoeadio,* ; 9 amC4el P" 'Pv4P' 4 " , 0 0 4: V V Y -G ~A I i...00 , 3•1411....v3 ot. 01A 4% co n• A " 4 , dr) crS e ''' as • : • .€ ;1 - A e —l 4 c' C e ••• .11 71. S. 2 • . 4 Cr 1.; w inZgard s B 0 THE TURF. At the last rural revels on the Dicker, called the Rat and Ball Fair, the knowing ones in horse-racing were completely taken in by a yonker, who came there just as the horses were entering for a large silver cap, mounted on a shabby looking mare, with her legs [mond up, and having the appearance of a complete cripple ; the youth, whose exterior was as meal As was that his mare, said, after surveying three horses which had already been entered, and which were walking aboutjn all the pride of orna ment, " Dang it, I've a great mind to enter my OLD M Iti ;" the bye-standers smiled contempturusly at the young man, and sneeringly advised him to do so. The deposit having been made, and the mare entered, the youth. declared he had a twenty pound note in his pocket, which he would bet, his mare won the cup; the het was presently taken, and others to nearly double the amount laid. On preparing for the race, the Knowing-ones were not a little sur prised at finding the young man's Old Mare con verted; by rubbing off a coat of dust and sweat, and by taking the bandages (torn her legs, into a fine Blood Filly, and the shabby looking youth, by throning off a ragged coat and waistcoat, was, as instantly trans formed to a smart looking jockey, in a satin jacket and cap. The race conimenced, and the Old Mare with apparent difficulty, won the first heat; at the second she easily distanced all her competitors ; and the youth, having received the cup anJ his bets, resumed his shabby coat, remounted his bit of blood, and rode off, saying. " I hope, gentlemen, you'll re % member the Old Mare !". -1 Lewes journal.) Two cranes, of a new invention, are nnw in nse at the West India Docks, which are found to excel, for expedition and security, any machine of that de scription hitherto known; they cost the Company iOOl. retch. A few days ago, during a thunder storm, a ball of fire'struck a thatched cow-house, belonging to Pe- TER WI Lsos, of Bewcastle, in the county of Cum berland, which it instantly set in a blaze ; and after having vented its force on the gable, or end wall, in which it broke a large hole, and threw some of the stones to a considerab le distance, it apparently descended into the earth, shattering the wall to its very foundation. Fortunately, as it happened in the day-time, the fire was soon extinguished ; had it happened in the night, in all probability, both the cattle aad premises would have been entirely con sumed. On Friday evening, about eight o'clock. as a child l.anaat seven ruts of age, sou of a Mr. BLANCH, a. !o ,king out of a one pair of stairs window, at Nc. 19, Baldwin's Garden.,, a brick gave way, when he fell iato the street, on his head, on the p ,vetocnt, which fraflured his scull, and one of his eyes came entirely ont ; he was taken immediately o the hospital, without the least hopes of recovery. On the same evening, and nearly about the same aim., as some children were at play in Flatton Gar den, by some means one of them running into the middle of the s:reet, it being dusk, and not perceiv ing a cart that was at the same time passing by, was run over. and killed out t 1..: spot. Last Tuesday in •rning, as SAMUEL KFCTI tars, servant to Mr. WA LTE.I:, at Rainham, Kent, was driving his mas:er's waggoa.„ near that place, loaded with lime, he, by some unknown came, fell, and the wheels, going over his body, killed him on the spot; what as still mot- ex'? nary, a brother of the above unfortunate p. r.o.t was found a few years since frozen to death tear peas :nd••n-heath. On Thursday evening, a fine little boy. Amu .five years of age, the son of a resreslthie widow lady of Hull, was missed from his home by the f tinily, andnotwithstanding the most immediate and diligent search, no inalligence of him could be pro cured. We are concerned to add, that he was on Fridayfound drowned in the new shah), Scaticoates, near Hull ; a place which genertlly proves fatal to many children at this season of the year. On the coroner's inquest held over the body, two other bon who 'acre in company with him, w , re examined se parately, and concurred in their testimnny, that they a ll w e nt to g a ther flowers in the field a ijoinieg the fatal place s and that the little suferer proposed go. ing upon the drain-bank, which was a:ceded to glut s by approaching too near the steeper part, he nap. pile tell into the water, and perished. Ills no seeing him drowning, were so much afraid, that, although several houbes awe near the soot, from which assistance nzight have been had, they TAU towards, home, without discovering to any the cause of their Bight; and the holy was not found until next morning. We need not a!rerript to descr ha the Poignancy of throaty patent's feclingt, oa the met:4)10101y occasion. MINORITY IN THE HOUSE or LORDt O\ THE kDDITIONAL DrFENCE BILL, ON Elamo ior THE 25TH OF JI.'NE. H R. H. the Doke of Clarence Earl of Leicester The Duke rd Nntlelk Tlittnet 1/eronshire Fctintown Bedford Nneltutina a t tine. St Alban's Clittlmeleb ney Grafton Pt. tsreeuth Leeds E.ntescue I.einster Numbest( grarquls of Lansdowne Lord Vt:oeunt Nelsen Rronte Buckingham %far mud Bate 151 , h0p of Gloucester Winchester Lurd rules Earl Fitrwil!Lna Grenville L at .! of Cartlsle Ellen burousk Sullolk Grande; Dstby kin: ilerlos•ley ciitttm Be:borough Dundee Stanhope Hobart St. litueent Yarbornaglt Cowper Sondes Munn • Cawder (11.:e :star ktar and Se'e C sr ,arrest t; r 4.7 Usual el Hutchinson Albemarle Moutitiwd tkitiington liesthfield Xadatur Grmistan Pembmke Nurthwick ll•eadalbane Slaw -II Ca: siert Walpole G siltlf.,rd Cltedwortla Tankers dle St. ittbn Stair If into Kterborough CORN EXCHANGE.--WeuxisoAr, Jnue 27. Wheat is here in tolerably good quantity to day, ready from Essex ; Fine Samples nearly as Monday, inferior Quan. tor dull, at Is. and ts. per quarter, reduction; Dantaie 64. Rve is cheaper. Briley keeps up. And Malt further ad.l vanc:s ts. per Quarter, and expected dearer. Pees with Beans at little variation. There are further arrivals of Foreign WI N and this article does not support last currency. Fine America* Flour at the Terms of last week. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat W. 424. 546. I Tick Ream ....MI 344 et. Pine do. 554. '.7.. OA. Oats 164. 21.. 24.. 04. Rye 24. ?6, OA. rolan.l4. 270 264. 64. Batley 204 25.. fid. Rii:se Reed...—. 4 . 391. Od. Malt 565. Gds. Oil. Fine Flour— . .4nii 45. 04. :Mae Peas Xis. flits. &I. Seconds. 354 40.. 1 , 4. Bt-ins .355. 41s. OA. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL ye MORROW. Inuiqehateaurieuf, Naw owe, enitcbed-A lark, d oleo 111,:l.oat Bawood, of tho Sun Whoa, wharhogor PRICE OF ST:•CKS. &&&&&& DAV. M. 11. . 11 Sink iito^k IS iirr Cent. Rierlocerl Die 1 4 per Cent Consols la per Cent. Loyalty Long Annuities 144 Short Annuities 3 116 Imperial 3 per Cent Annuites . Sall Oetniiim - 4$ Consols for .... .4i6ii Si T BISII, Stock-broker, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross. PRICK OF IRISH STOCKS. Jena Si. Go•emment Deb. 5 per Cent. 88 COURSE OF EXCHANGE. FS IDA V, .1 ',NI 21 Venwe ' ? Nal.1•• Lisboa "4 Oporto l4' DuMin l4 Amsterdam 5O 0 t U. Ditto .it Sight 37 4 RottenlainC. P.. 11 19 2 U. Hamburgls 36 0 2IU Minna 36 1 YIU Paris.. Ditto 2 Us 95 16 i 80tLION. linurdeaux . 2) 16 1 Q. irtugal Gold in Coin Ntaidd Ditto Cad,) —in Paper i N4w Dollars Dino Sabo% Lrghotn 49 Agin on the Rank a Noland tienna 451 Litric. 41 per Cent. Dublin on London (Jung ..:21 l2l 13 f. s M ARRIAGES. At Bury, Capt. Holmes. pith, Royal Morisco, to MIN Hat. Icy, niece tn, the Rev. Abraham Joboon, Vicar of Wiriseli. A few dart surer, at Rory, Mr. R. Watford, merchant, of Watling ...tract, Iwnicion, to Miss Retry, titer to Sir E. Berry. Tacolay, at Fulham Church. hy the Lord li.ssop of Lon don, George Polhill, Esq. of Clupsead Place, in the county of Kent, to Mils Porteuo,uf Fulham Palace. By spacial lieenc. at Thomberry, Quern's county, Cochran Palmer. of Rustle'', Eaq. Ugh Sheriff of the said county, t ; - . M 14% rliaa Laitrenwon, daughter of Edw. Lourcruon, late .4 R..tlinilay:e, in said county, Esq. deceased. DEATHS. On Wednesday last, at Wat-rford, Mrs. Butson, lady • Strange BuMon, EN. only a.,:1 of the Rev. Chri.to,diar bacon Dean of Wateont _ qn Mnoday steintijht, Mrs. Bonney, wife of Mr. Bonney, of Perry-stmet. • List week. at TerickNtham, the son of Lieut. Colonel nate., or the Kong's ono Regintert. Suiniev morning, at her house in 1130cl . ..street. aged ° the Hon. 1.3;I 1 Salio.buty, of ()Vey Place, in the counts I Lrtfo.sl, nr firi.n.i.b.wv, in the county of Mirldle-e , .. ‘r . . ,1 - • ana relict of Sir Thomas SalusburbfortoceyJudg of th • I Court of Ado.i . SUatf•lls , 'lBl tflt Pa'atin. Ikr Rll Arra•l-, • Win. Elnan,, F.N. Lt.:aunt:cat IA Cu. fiti. At his itiottkr's Iwo., ii Viattlinet'a Kate, Deb:in, *.V.• ' El 4. 7rgettttl. I.inetr, RetirCk:A T 1 titi!t• n, of Done( atreet, aged 6 4 ttn M ipl it seentiglit, at Pr. Wane., Cranbruuk, Cox, wife of Mr. Ruben Cob, of Cheltenham, in I...::inice•••• • shire. HIOII WATER AT LONDON !MIME • 13 at.n. aftcr S. SALE BY AUCTION. itf Wpm. CODER Et: and A ',WITT. ET Order of the Executer.. in MalWa.tk-atreet, V. - ' • cet TUESDAY NLX r, at 'roars tit •. Tit; choice STOCK of WlNE,late prnr:• TIPOSIAS PIARCE, Fol. deceased. con.. Cm: Xll Part and Stormy, w.Uollawn from the Cgmei T.) be LAW At the Catstosties mai be b n. r e . of \l; Abbott No. 23, Altepheil'. AtArket, rieCM/..1y . " Mr. GAltrve, Abbott, dice-yaoll, Westmiutter. London :—Pinott4 by 3. IS& Ar C No 2. Gohlun tls*4-Co , N p.14161'44 Isr W WIRT, tbe OWN No . the aliCk .f tat. Utrobents, Sla6obd *. t ' . r k4 ilt - : : hk. NUMBER EAT 1 THl$ EV A3s, caller Mr. , F.LLIST P‘I.,NWA, .1 , 1! (MOVE. MATHEWS, W.AMFALL, After which ( 'I'HE (7h! Story Ilvitit of the Prosper • . kitutuu Sanas Sp;rd Mira Mira The Dance Mr BYRNE, h The Ballet of NOM --To-me The Mae. or, ' A ilifueical E THE lIIINTE heel week, wit its l'efesic by I Boxes Plt The Doon to antes to begin Places U) be Theatre. Ex IP, L_ARGE -Li DAY, fn AMENMara EVENING, be WILES. if agtoniihing DN kee,ar ma Kt ma and Cln-rwistry THE CO -a r Me 29ch instant, (senled is ), and Imes 13e4, and tAt to ty His A tidies and New 11341 &toiler nes gine* ors eitker what Virginia 1 if His Mogul's alneigne, end Tr ikait w k by red The Coaditunu No Retard ori4 out k lllieftCll in k the !Incr.!, Mel LPr ..nleu the An &hitt , Mtn.. dor that cot:tabu Serb in/crier to k ad oitted THE COI ! , esty's DAY, the 24 J M tenting (scal Den I ;.tt !bops, tient, : the Vi 1. Bala I,3;ibte The Cootalh•m 111141114 sten at No &sent u -t be inserted is etc Board bt fon •err, row Saba ires RRh.J/5 ri Joie poldishert, homed, and a "A new al NGLISI A • Vr-of C taming link, as Swarms to Orli " Tee? who fences with ice In think with at Trieste. ge ree.e; leetnet as %alum awl So ••• The see •'i•lrsuvhwi 4 tn.• •ULiect; Cs • n lon 0:fto a Hew •nu foUtit arranieti - Many note. and 0141111, parliculal " Mr. Murra ri•es, form all t S. Alma's,. of tbe ilbea The r , o pier are 14i ectet et th ,,, ,,hm e dir, alficaty.v s Of the a', Me 1 71 , E5. a& wet Et twit, price •.• The pre MO- the hope teou'v-r ~q shiet 16 114 System Of the 11"it,:ikatittu 41