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iile 114 _. . -111 , v v /I% %Tn. W' WIT BALL AT FILTER. Exeter during the present A ssiaer has been crowd ed with company, insomuch that the Ball as the Hotel Assembly-room, nn Tuesday evening, af forded a larger display of beauty and fashion than bps been known for many. rears past. It was li ti....nspgi. The enieg( ainment was on the ain't superb scale. The dreOps of the Ladies bril liant and elegant. Diamnnds in profusion, and the most beautiful lace dresses were worn. Nearly 500 persons were present, asn ,, ng whom we observed— Visenunt Connell') ; the I.nreig C.iftrd. G MIS Clinton. Cnchrane ‘ and C. Sonseseet I Lobes Graves, 0. , and Mallet JAW hen ; tli , Hon. Miss Cotirtenay ; sir Ilitufford red Lady Ngirthcote, Si, William and Lady Pole, Sr Thanes Ac. land, Sit John and Lady Duster, Sir Bouchier Wgey, Sirloins &orris, Sr Thomas Lade Logs, Sir M. and Lady Lopes, Sir Jansen and Lady Cockburne, Danner Lady Pole and Min Pole, tteterals Simone and Thewles, Coignes Johnson. Hayne, Qt. &c Stc. WINDSOR THEATRE. The tragedy of J a ne Shore was performed at this Theatre on Thursday evening, to a more crowded house than that of Monday. Mn. Powtst. was re ceived thronghout the part of aline with the moat unbounded applause. Mrs. Mume performed jaws .bore with very great ability, particularly in the last a.% in which she was exquisitely happy in her re presentation of the feeble and emaciated wanderer. Mr. Baowne was uncommonly animated in Ds Meat, and Mr. RILL was equally spirited is Len, H•itisgs. ' t he *hole play was most favourably received. The Arrived!: Sarprite went off afterwards with great sired, and was received throughout with the loudest applause. Mr. Lewis will rake a Art farewell of the goblin audience this evening, in the parts of 7 wiatell and Dirk, for his own benefit. Mr. Lewis, has ever been a distinguished favourite in Ireland. Mr. and Mrs. C. Karatz close their engage ment at Exeter Theatre, this evening, for their own benefit, with the favourite pet formances of Th. e . earl Dueb, Persoiption. and kilikt L;fe deify St ors. Ea-1 Peter, son of the Duke of Ness mouses- Lae°, is making a tow through Ms Grates western estates: Lousseseton Castle, the ancient residence of the Princes of Watts and Pukes of Coati'', tt. of which the Doke is Constable, is his head-quarters. Mr. I.:A:arum comatlucl.4 his eogagement at the Liverpool lheetre, last night. in a variety of enter tainments, fie his own benefit. TI. Trove/leer ate become :Wintery at Birming- Item. Mr. M'Casatre, their generous host, says they are go cousterfeter, Mr. Messmer closed his engagement at the Bir mingham Theatre, on Thursday last, in SW. atirl lidndy, for his own benefit. Mr.SAvbt.i. on the TAgat Rohe, succeeds Mr. and Mrs. C. Ktwat. R at the Exeter Theatre ; his engage , mint is for four nights. The Ram gall at Exeter will be on the Igth of 4ugust. • • he wife sf a man of task, according to report has, within these few days. eloped from the family seat in Sussex. with a Colonel in the Army. His Royal Highness the Duke of Gtouctsria, will panel:ice Madame Gannet's musical per formances at Liverpool Mr. Stake, of Dublin, a very eminent tenor singer, Mrs. Setmora, Miss Nicuotsoo, and kit. Marts.oir a, are also en gaged. Lori Rennie has arrived at the house of Wit- Lt‘al Wirsoo, Esq. in l'ralee. county of Kerry his Lordship's visit to Ireland is to view his large estates in right of his mother, Miss Bt. tomes,' asset. daughter and helmet of the lace Avenue Btesate saner, 'sq. of Oallysady, in that county. The foisoderioa stone of Lord Islatsor's mor:- meat was to be Lid at Glasgow. yesterday, with an sonic honours. Mrs. Moomr•ta has been in treaty with the Dublin Manager, for an exchange of neks y Miss Moog, is engaged to play a few nights at the Margate Theatre. She is to perform Divas, sad Reretesse, on Monday. Earl Nitwit has presented the Rev. Mr. Arch deacon Yount, of Swalfham in Norfolk. (brother of the Countess Natsoe) to the Reiory of Hill. borough, in the gift of the NEtsoa The Noble Earl has also given to the Rev. D co- PIS Yovoruitnother brother of the Cou•stess, the es tate at fotrington, in Devonshire, which he re ceived as her marriage porion. Mr. Comte, in performing Sir G4fri o?errrark, en Thursday se'er night. at the Dublin Theatre, was so completely scer.~. that he was in great danger of beir.g eeerharicd, and retired from the stage in great danger of being ererirt. On the ensuing right. however, he perforated 74814 in such supe rior style, as to teiumph nee all opposition. The Duke and Duchess of &promo were at the Theatre Antes. opens his new built theatre, in Wych erten, next Winter. The strufture is quite of a motel description ; and although ereaed in a short tone, at comparatively little expence, will 4C67.01TY triodate a vast number of persons. The total sum subscribed at the Presidency of Bombay and its Dependencies, for the Mairoleurn and Statue to the memory of the late Mavis Coe.waLLts, amounted on the last day of February to 51.70 rupees. Tuesday aaranight, as Commissioner Hove was r.l. k g in his chaise towards Gillingham. he was I "farra "tn. and the chaise turned over, by its aeci slentally taming in contal with a call ; we ar• very hippy to state. that the Commissioner escaped with e it receirias any injury. The waters Oka. celebrated in ancient time., a'r . 0 rtuth trelatn:ed before the v, Ilium) troubles, wi the rich ci corm, country in F.urope, ben r^ repast a portion of their splendour. Letters fire's 1 1 4 tort, state. that a stemrt, number of persons of arc already there; that ochres are bowls. ( !vrjled . thst the hoirls are already !stashed lurid, %!•74ri:. an d t h at t h e 4.f rent places of plastic l'irion.enr, which are eathori.ed by Governmcn', are L'ltU opssol• P zz 4W Pe 9. $Ti. 1116$0- qr" 1011 I• MI: • WOO ' N., • • spdrikto INTEL (c • ex. • - 31,- Lord 0 1. It Catiendish'i b e. by Mooreccir. owl !1f slassena, 4ys old, Ilat 84. against L 4. P. (1 o.h.wriit's Stseemtitsee k 3yr aid, 7st 141 h —Two miim and a half ....3ngs.. Lord 0. Casendi,b's b. 9. sum by nearly three lengths. The file year of ISwee;ortalos of 10its each, for throe year old colts, in Sitt, arid fillies, s., file liset mile and a half of Om Course —The sillier of the Derby, Oaks, or Agent States, to carry 71h. extra. To continue for the years 1807 and 1501. Mr. Mellish's b b. Headley. 1 Lord Foley', b. c. Trafalgar. 2 Lord Earemont's b c. brother to Cardinal Beaufen. Lord F G. O•horne's c. c. Superstition. Lord Darlington's b. e. Young Ifambletonian. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Lord Chichester, cord Whitworth, Lord D. H. Cavendish, and Sir John Shelly, were Subscriber, but did not name. This race afforded much sport. Mr. Mellish is said to have netted 2,ele guineas by it. Mr. Howarth's Plantagenet, est. 71h against Mr. Mellish'S Headley, Tee 121b.—The I. at soile..-SeOgs. half forfeit. Buckle rode Mr. Mellieh's Headley, who won with the greatest ease, and was not in the least distressed. Hi. Majesty's Plate of 100 p for soy horse, mate, at gelding, four year olds, to carry 10st. 41b. ; five year olds, 1 ist. Me; sia year olds 12st. and aged 12st. Ilb. The beat of three 4 mile heats. H. R. H. P. of Wales's b e. Barbara's., 4 p. eta. tom. 41k. . I 1 Mr. Former's !carmen's, 4 yr. old, It/W{ll4 I 1 2 Mr. Mellish's b. h Norse!, 6 ye old, Mt. 3 dr Ld. Egremont'a e. h. Carboys, 4 yr. old,10•1411b. . dr Ld. Darlington's Haphazard, aged, 12.4.21 b. ilk Batberowa woe the Ant heat by half a lengths Nem") was ' 'Om riarly disarmed, sal Mr. MOW) ear Wm. •. • At half past five this morning, His Royal High ness the Prince of Wait es arrived at the Pavilion s as Brighton, and at one o'clock this day arrived nu the race-ground in his baroitche, drawn by six moot beautiful bays. The Duchess of St. ALDAN'S was in Mrs. Fir ins ..... 's baroicthe. Her grace bps prevailed en the Duke to remain at Brighton until'' &qurday. The course was crowded with cons. I pony at half past three. His Royal • Highnese the Prince of W•Lte retired to the same house he had 'last year is High.street, where he eto.l mrtained, at dinner, the Duke and Duchess of Sr. ALBAN'S, the Doke and Duchess De Canals% the Earl and Cos tress of B• a %vetoer, the Earls of Eoagasosr and Daattaoree, Mr. Re Hx•rucora. the Earl and Countess of CillCitat ' vas. Mr. Mattis!, and all the. amateurs of the ant At a quarter to six, Flit Royal Highness and *gaity returned to the Race Ground, to witness the Ofterseon's race. The Prince appeared in higit health and spirits, and all the Nobility emegratulated his, on' the wens of Raidereue. At half-pea Amen. the sport of the day was over. and the Prima and his party returned to his house in Jaws.; and after partaking of **Me refreshments; it , of for, Brightoo. Tbe weather this morning was most impeomisiag, but cleared up at ten o'clock, and nothing ccutlil be more beautiful than the race- s gresmd, enlivened br CM many elegant equipages and lovely women. Milieu Di Cascaras s mer,tle was lined with gide . low. The Countess of Baiter noet's with light blue, Her Ladyship we're a pink bonne.. Lady Exits' Basr wore a straw bar, lined with pink, and a white mantle, and loosed very handloine. BRIGHTON.- Jets 31. - " The Steine, last night. was feller than et any receding time this season. W. MIS Lin, Mr Bunts, Mr. Dalton, and Me, Ceaseerge, laid bets on leapisig over handkerchief., rails, ke. Mr. Ca marmot was the hero; hot much as he *Replied, it was nothing as the kap he made at Harrogate., Cram the ball-rOO/11 into the very high orchestra. Mr. H &vine made a match to run a given distance with Mr. Mectnn. giving Mr. Met Lisp five yard,. and Mr. Hawse won. Mere were many matches be tween boys. suppoited by gentleinee. The Earl and , Countess BIeaLLZY. the Lad and Countess of Bas stet won, and Sir JOHN and Lady ',amt. were among the spefiators. The entertainments at the Theatre to-night are. The New et Leer, the wonderful Bremen, on the Tight Rope. end Tit 'larvae Gots. J 4UFLAN D. Punta. ace U. By a letter from Mullinger we learn, that the late melancholy dispute at Tellesiore, originated in the following trivial eireentstence :—A 'boy of the town passing with a stick or switch, which struck the fancy of one of the German soldiers. and the boy reining to indulge hire with it. some violence was resorted to by the soldier. This engduft in. duced the interference of one of the militia quar tered there. and the contention between those indi vi foals, brought forward others of 'ioth regiments. , The militia-man being made prisoner, his compa nions determined op his rescue, and matins took so serious a torn, that an etre* was tent off to Ge. Down, at Bier, when the contest wet with di/Bettie suppressed. The consequences, however, of this unlucky event s have been fatal. in the loss of spme lives, and several desperately wounded, among the latter are, we are informed, two of the Get man Officers, one of whom is said to be tr.ertally in jured. Saturday last, arrived the thiriden packet. at eleven o'clock in the morning, with the following passengers :—Mr. Browne and Lady Cecilia Le inuche. Archdeacon of Meath and tastily. Messrs. Panel, J. O'Reilly. of Silvana. ing• and family. watentoin, JOL • Us Sir John and Lady Newport net off treatable on Tuesday morning, fur the elegant mei mansion of R. S. Carew, Erg in the Wesford. On the day following. the . with that earnest attention so the duties of Mt seas on. s tation, which has invariable marked his OM (hie, was to proceed directly for At a meeting of our merchants. held ot! the SU. at the Commercial Building. a Reselinion we. ono aim, ugly agreed to, of which the following is as extra& :- 0 Thu sae ebeabe a/ the ewer be geese m the Men Hew War Jells Swann. no ter es. smonsisse ene 1ea0.. , 1 NM le *este el 'be Itmedea. pouteholy a.r bed.. 4.4.01 tom Is4imeal rM almlit I..imenow Sir. white ...nevi.* evol be a sweeter area rowel arnee , foontiP• FT..ff% Welg•fd, Sir Jolnt Veteran will peeped to •htn. w. ere be well be reei-ind with • end hailed as on • eh ter pore morn Med thee ever biased We eseetrys . lisiZ 5.4iffit .4.. .41 . W.-/hP. • .' '. Arconoti were rectisted in trwo,yesterd,y,,atadoir the sudden death of the Earl of LsaloAfS, *; Swiss j' sea, 010 Wednesday Isiorniog last. His Lordship was„in pale& health the evening before, and oat walking . ml aminying the beautieo of the rosnantic.. scenery in the neighbourhood of Swansea., He had also bespoke a Play for the following evening; in the interim he WAS found dead in his bed! He was created on September 20, 1783, Baron • LANDA err, of Thomas-town, in the county of Tip perary I and advanced to the dignity of a Viscount, December 20, 17931 and to that of an Earl, No. swelter 1797. Married, September ti, 1766. first. VALCMTINS ALICIA, second daughter et boos SMITH, Esq. and sister to Sir SKty rINGTON SMITH, Bart. by whom (who died in. August, 1781) he had issue, Friaticis J sit as, born Jenne , y 24,1768 ; married July 10, 1727, Miss L'ATO,uc us, daughter of JOHN L *TOUCH/. EN. of Harristown, in the County of Kildare—MoarAous, born August iq, 1773, a Colonel in the Army—Gaoling. horn 1779.., died 1790—E s. Isis A.—His Lordship married, second ly, in June 1724. Cstits ern ' s second daughter of the late earl of Mass / aster , by whom (who died February 9. 1796) he had ao issne. Lord LAND ArP was considered one of the handsomest men of the age, and, with the most ' prepouessing exterior, combined the most elegant and captivating manners. His two Ladies were. two of the most 'beautiful women of their dome Idies.Swits, to the mot beautiful fate, joned a figure for a Statuary; than wi as not a Copil n Bier:: rope, that did not do hostage to her beauty. as Mrs. Maritsw. The late Lady LAND•rt'S face was beautiful, but her here short, and inclined to ear ben p0i4.4. His Lor4hip has lived mostly , tit Cheltenham, with his amiable daughter, Lady E. Mar it tw, and had not left it more thaw a fortnight, ' for Sansesea. His Lordship is succeeded in his title, of Bari, Vitestmt.- and Baron LANDS IV, and estate, by his ima. twit ?darner, M. P. for the COWIty of Tip 'Mary; of course there is a vacancy is the ropresinst anon of that county. 1141 7 FrS ELIXIR. SANIKILIPTS EXAMINATION Yesterday, Mr. Swinton, vender of Defies Elixir, in Salisbury-Nunn. obsferseent his third examina tion at Guildhall., which was ion; and inthrertik- On Mr. B4inton's former examenatfons, ha had fen that the books gives op by him wawa" only " iwwitich be kept his accounts ; but Chiding that o men, who had lived as clerks with him, were 'og forward to prove the contrary , be. Mt vas day's examination,confewed, that what he bad y sworn was false, and that he kept nw book's. 7 t only nreareade, which wars attended to by a isiseri itillsa Moms, Which he swore she bad destroyed. but. rithat flnchnej be emethe a bmokrwpt. he was advised ° IO make seep a book as an original, to.prment the Coniniissitmers from commiuing him. The fabri cated Unlit. which he attempted to impose spew the Consniursners as AnOrillinal one. watimifitcvdsanal the paper of it proved not to have be.. mad* mull -.as sant the la* If fremoe. must one been /Tr lititiffinakdad to tacit amt. Wallis ; the former (who was not -mumnised) had bees plesecuted by Swiatoo, at she Old Bailey. for' felony, het was acquitted. the Baskispe adneittod o thaflielsad employed him to fabric's**, book in tigiestios, partly from bit, the ilvfeatimacla instroo twos. mio partly at his own .sliecratioa. to as to - make eh, Fetus of his trade appear to be Shoot 100(11. per year. The other Forma, Ilarld Wallis, 1 blipl eaandard more, that the regular ammo book which he had kept, had not keen produced at all I and that the hook produced and alleged to have been written by Witness, was not his band wiitiog tow could he speak to whose it was, He added. that the hieig which be kePt o was well known to the Bankrupt. bat the latter bad pro. *oily denied any knowledge of such a hook. Several of his creditors declared they had me din' book spoken of by Wallis. at his (the Bimbines) . warthog's - . it differing times, Is she /a~aMiaa of Miss Moore, when it then appeared op ha moolarly posted' up, and the prone charges, qt dos Ma of $Ol. per week, and upwards. Beit Ile fakehieead book, laid before the Coßroissioniefa i a: do. beiency appear of weer 0,0001. emarciay say _thing s to pay the arson of • W•Tioa. es Owed for the eieillegres RI Pio) shrewd toendese to him. Wit 7 poold not obtain any eatisfaffory sower. The Commis. skeet% after obeertift diet eM ban kraps had pm - jived himself, were a b to aomnsie him to New.- gate, when Mr. Come, its his Commis urged. that as the former ocarina be had basalt advised. lint was now roady to make a full dialer n fll the truth. The Conipeisakoirs replied. doe 1110111 d act past this as hi Met aenniaotioa; and, to give him as oppetrieplity of needlening WINK and nuking a fair Madmen of his dam. elm sp. pointed another day far his Seal esamiliodas. Nein the UMW of the Bankrupt% himself. be appeared mon like a perm gel LM is his Weenies, than one emmilibt of his situation. -•••-•- ,, P•wwww• yesterday the dispatches for Naha? were Omni (load at the IttPladia Hotpot, 41 delivered to the Purities of this followiag ships. via.—S' r StOtto Losbegseir. Capsules G. Grey ; and the Sea Spro• tee. G. Heevies. Dispatches wave den sifted for boapl, acd *eat pff to die Weevil pashas, Wilk ompallad to ma isimedisaaly he ehot Proadenty. Pamagers rof Its• &Oro I _ Leorsom Mr. C. spa& la. Ilso • Ma paella & isi UN% 115101 , 01 1 0 P Potoongers por 4pator— to, oaohoo.. wow. coolie 3 kihines l l6 R. 1001/Piel. awe A MIA, lift. dad Mho PIA, 111. 0. osoftw, aoramos sofipoa. Ida Sm. MIS foollool. N. lamb. WI ar. Mr Are of goof ttopom-ap. 9. a Wm. sad 'II* c ad eposlosof gobset let• Sibar. two. Two theemel of Oa aibmilell so board tho Aslamp at goafagfat, arrival is the Dose... wy. lagothor with die aroma trappur. ,is 441141 oho Ms Cop= 1111 m. ,)!•. • ' ••! •: I • VAS. - _ _ ••".t r *IT C dayliiihig.dte' lase seal 4 illkings. a great aendlemof atetioass • kin& ere, cIksMINI . _ • • • .T 1 tesdnutas. • .Thi k . was an applicanajts the Saucairoa-43 es m Itti t. on behalf of thig 114444 preying: as ka• I=olo to the Defeadaeti. la. restrain hint fee, 24- ' ling the nuisic of gr the nsielarated spwqrro s • called Tbe rem/Wert! The Sot Ictros.daissaat sottod, VIM them Par' ties being both in the musical limes morel money • transations had taken pleas bets", Amt. sta. rious accounts. Immediately- IMS lishing the music of Po 14- vanced a sum of SOW. fondle Defeadliat e . !bilk paid to Mr Brabant for the mealtek on had lately crinkposed t be akelm4 repeat end graved the plates for the Oulsie of Tie 1' composed by the 1/efentiant. who was emitted Os copyright. It was then agreed &Owes* them net, that in order to liquid*" Otellitiodfls4Ponill t he should be iiititled to solOsehkg•ef:lht arising from the sale of this ntesie s deaths Otani .ocertain the number molds he ilbetilebebitlite , cgn each copy with his initiilleireeifts to offered for site.—This seiNmpa t ies }' hewed to by both parties fir sons, t he ^..e eagle tinning to sign his initials to the • at* .0010 . ipsyisig ever omit eerie* -of rOued from the 'sale. • In the gequeli, Ittrisfver e li. lamed out, that thy Defendant had not dinti reinaritity of the music in gamiest, with set the;' initials being 'Aged thereto, end weir te u countell with him for his &Video! of tm proeb:; t refused positively to do so, and thrieleped to erll the copies remaining cso hands, paten as is dispose of the plates themselves. which were. cerlp, gin:lly. re7ared and er,,,lraved by him (the Plaint iff), and m..de is part of his demand egniest tint Pe. Pendant. The tom now due to hint ototolled eats' 3601. and he. under all these eirmellteteleeees to the Court for an Injuseinlisiel teftesita act from selling the music in onestina. be pa.d this balance. This being always an ea-poet LAIR Cu:spices:Loa iseigg sads mks were observed in this env. istaseose. ?W. rr is La Lannon"' trillion awl, was brtnght Infix* Mani' charged with VOMMitii assault on C.4*. btackpeole, an Offscer Thews was she a Warrant taken oat charginear. Stackpoole with an sass ta m . nteskpmele inattsl l that on sin et:" et jely, he was walkinsht sla finshets, with a favourite 44* bitt)Uti 6 . 61 .4 " s °ll bap, itastrriald with - lope al ilia name of I the spa Aire Oil veered: as lids itere be -po ' to bad ids - I tt .1 iiii tit 6 Posiir 7. :it• fot elt erl: Va. Win• Glad-••" D - a- 4 1- lil them light it int." . The ,R_li:Vl • lw 4i e to part the dolts, and hog dog twat thaltthee, !he. Clevorly .. 1 01ftee ir Tasi4.1 shoved hiss ask* iiitk mach Ankeny.' as the saw* Gine. titre. his Ilat.t . taiither, v iled they '_ i again OP to 811110 g. Caftilte artattPAPei .1 4!4•.:1 'gate* that .be very sough incensed tat this east • I 'dee, and irdtkl„erly who be was/ avdeilial lie . 1 tweet l Tlik avower made by th v e i s r L. .. 4 _ , ..,U--.41 your Irish *ad. lam Cue # r . monger, al good is memo any Irish rvecatilik• peep' g tot ' was." bilpels mire elusive 4ftkage was re/ be f .4" Capt. SC h a i lier ee h 4t 4 4 i sa porting Ike dog*. Lk die' teals a '...l r .w. rg a tits,* kllaiallt dm )aa wad seelprkinge natal the 3let nk. ' • . The father of . the Pefasdast. and " swim of dsti dog, were ezieplial Iv . . against tisk charge. They militia* Cleverly never struck the C.ariaia; • tait **ea ter pushed the Defendant ands. and willed rascal and a scoendrel. They ferthersabi. Jog wo a conaplsts nalance la the • that it had killed shout *very dog and eat ' and had bitten several persons ; and, as they s:o d and believed, was Captain Mae N dog. is the duel about which Colonel U .. • lest his life. The evidence with respe& to this charge closed. tbe M•oisraArs said. it was his duty, bear what Cleverly had to say in sappers of y. chore he had - wade against Captain StarAppele. William Cleverly was acesediegly mass sail mid, that when be hsgrd the esisset diadems log, be went to SW what was the esetter. sod be 00 WOW got to the spas. than Captain richest any reason whatever, shoved hie swap, 4—eiaglisa for • rascal. 'shed his She ha , aad what amnia 140 there I The irieposs aeltssess. bilged be thew Omega the Captain. hat ha pain , * dammed Its had ever 'truth hiss. ' • I Q„ 1 6 e p an of Captain Steel:pods, ill *Po** to tees sharp, a +knees was essaminad. who staid, that the Captain hag done ever thing is hie wee to separate the dogs. and bed eery said 1 1 0 williti tits his okra daunt amen than allow bibs to Vs bet the wtlate• did hat see any blows gives ate side. The 148otir eats asked Coolie Stasiessele if he was will certain-that Cleverly had seaudist hist& aid. beteg answesed is she Amass,. he said, ii there was pedsite widows 40 bath subs; the rano plebes Milt go before the Oiled Jery, at the wit NVestininseer Sessi•qa. and beta...km ordered Cle.. early and Captain limutpecile to sive is bail for thew appearance then . Colonel Ca►et.. of taw (jna►ds, kft Clhotbno.i Tlmitiloy, to joist the expedition aow in dm! DOIVIM 1t la rumoured that he Candidates Wend to start for IN. Cooney of *desks/2. at the asst General Etraicat, ill. Sir ►ease's flosoarr. Geeslin Ryas. Sao. Colostel Vigo°. Mr. ll•toira aim* Ore P k/. Gad IN Weft is. of Sit Wu. Coot es.