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lar Army; he should, therefore, • leaving the chair. Intended, that the M.litia as a to mpahory force, and iet with it, so of course 00 and of cour4e no Nitli could , Id, therefore, vote for the Speaker ARD and Mr. PERCIV r ,OUIF-RE said, he was decidedly as he thougot it went to dn. tary body, and to create an odious en the Militia and the Itegular objeacd to the principle J alio expressed his disapproba. aught that it would occasion great the different branches of the sl said, it had been his misfurtune, I, to give his support to the Minis. (self under the necessity of suet all the measures they had brow ill, then the suhjeO of debar :ive Abe greatest dessatisfea ion , from recent intercourse whieh le regiments at the barracks. f the distria from which , w, were led, from the late met n. Gentleman (Mr. Windham), se of allowance, and were .• ratting the promulgation 0 1 Conomy was not a sufficient • disticaion like that proposed lase, as the militia was liable t is regulars, and had alware in them as well. He shochi a into a Committee, under the maid transpire therein, to itadtice de Gentleman to relinquish lU FU RD said, the Officers !sled the increase of s fay' which , as had been VIVA it'd in see f the country ; ere he could his Bill would offend the was acknowledging th t they • _ • roperty, who. did no lubustence. They id to complain than irly circumstanced. • ['FORD said. it had *lamp the rule, that the MlUttp. dvantages as the Wiliest ti do lA%I said, he rase for the , for the present, his MOiPon for the tr the Chair ; and moved, A That it on to the said Committee. that they a tweed the provisions of the said owns and Yeomanry Cops." levy had been ordered to be cleared, to. The Bill then went into a Com first' clause, .-- )RD lacerated. to lone out the words upon which a division took plats— ', 38. The BM then west through , and the report was ordered to be rrow. %nought up a Bill to prevent the r works and banks is public rivers without this ,pormissiou of else Ad. don for the second reading, It and Mr. GARLAND offered a on the ground, that it was too late is ntroduce a Bill of such magnitude. LES said, the necessity arose front hich were carrying an near Plymouth which, it was conceieed, might be the public seat ice. The objes2 of at arnitrarily to prevent persons from , or otherwise using, their 'own was - was necessary the Court of Atheist. know of the intention to undertake {ht affect the harbours, in order that a be taken ; and the Bill only went to notice should be given a certain time aaure of that sort was undertaken. — read a second time to-morrow. 3111 went through a Committee, an.' i ordered to be received to.morrnw. ion of Mr. FOSTER, the Liaen Draw -1 read a third time. iiTTART brought up a clause, re nt German and Russian linens shall, of March, 1807, be intitled to t, e txperted under the proper regulations." 'Ea objected to the clause ; upon which t•AR f (on account of the absence p.f ty and Earl Temple), moved, . 1 . 'ol.t roceedings on the third reading of th' • deterred until to-morrow," luccd a conversation, in which Mr. with much spirit, animadverted upda of those who persisted in eresshe:' rse to the spirit et the Bill, and to t:.e ie linen-manufaaure of Ireland. N Member, not even the Chancellor of ter for Ireland, had voted with the Gentlemait (Mr. Varektart) and his an the subjea of thießill; andhethougd unreasonable and unfair, to prey pse, at a time when those Members had land. irER said, if it was persisted in, he le the House, and no other btision eed, until this B;st, which bad been postponed, at the desire of two Nue:a Petty and Temple) was disposed of. sittart at length withdrew his ants'' he Bill was read a third time and passed. lotion of Mr. ROBSON, certain retur.e smack Master at Sandown Bay, in the ght, since the Ist June, were ordered La re the House. srrrART brought up a Bill to star for the recovery of certain penalties re mers' Aft, which was read a first, and of read a second time to.morrow. nmittee on the Irish Mail Coach Road rimed until ua-morrow. tery Bill, and the Land rat IteJen through Committees, and the rep. 7 eel to be received to-morrow. er orders were then disposed *l, u ;k the Housf. Adjourned. per making 1k Stock Ws Omit received New York papers , i 4th They contain clatter from principal officer ifteasoa's expedition, dated Comma, the 19th AO. stating, that he' was in posassion of that and that the army was filing off for the Ce res. and Lid hitherto met with complete success. mane is upon the continent of South Amnion. therefore we can only reconcile this moonlit :with the report of the dispersion of the armament at ma, off Comma. by supposing, as stated in a letter from Kingston. Jamaica, that the Leander, after de barking the General and Staff, and 130 soldiers, pm the coast of the Cameras, bad returned re 80. sake, and that It was epos his Worn to that islmd Le mac the &ma •esstle. • -TheThe Joseph est Mary. Waco, from Bristol for is captured, and easxied into Gsadaloope. .- Mawr, M.Bestes, frees Greenock for New has Ilan found on the onset of Flotilla. ,Med burnt by the settees. a ft er taking Oat the cargo. . At a meeting of Liver, of London. at Guild. tall, yesterday, Gaoaea JACRION, Esq. Citizen 1 and Fehnsaker, was uoanimously chosen Sheri ff for the ensuing year, in the room of TSOSAS Bing, Esq. who has fined for the same. I Three of the Commissioners for Auditing the Pub . lie Accounts, vedfir the new Bill, are understood to 'be Mr. gerjeant Pa Aso, as Chairman ; Mr. Anse eV, ' t• late Chairman of the Board of American Commis sioners ; and Mr. Masa, Inspeltor General of the old Board of Auditors. ; On Tuesday last, the Court of Session in Scot- 1 • , land unanimously decided the cause concerning ' • she Duke of Rozetraou's nneatailed freehold pro ,' perry, in favour of his Graces two sisters, Lady • Essex, and Lady Meer Kea. As Mr. BassLico was on his journey from Paris ,". to Boulogne, the people flocked (mend his carriage , i at every town where he stopped, wishing to leaf* if they might entourage a hope of peace. The Russian armed ship Neve, Capt. LISIIINSKT, 1 r bid) has been three years on a voyaye of disco... ries, arrived at Portsmouth on Monday last, in Eve • months from Canons, was to sail on Sunday lot' . .. Cronstadt. .` It is supposed that the long meditated attack en the Isle of France was to be undertaken by Sir En-- warm PILL ew some time during the lasAnonth. and that the expedition from the Cape, under General BERESIORD and Sir H. Forman, was intended to en-operate in this enterprise. Some are also of ',pi nion. that Sir H. Portieres expedition is bound for the Rio de La Plata. On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday last, all the remaining troops, belonging to the German Legion, left Winchester for Hilsea barracks. Lord Par is founded eight Fellowships at Exeter 3 C 3 ollege s . iiire Oxf so or m d, er for ; 1 1r i e r e e, couitieeo Oxfordshire, -fDe an v r c i n ts i se ire x , or for any other county in England, wherein his Lordship or his heirs might have lands or posses sions at the time of the eleaion,_ expressed by the um words " terra. et pouesos." Now, Mr. BEAD voito was born in the county of York, and proved, at the time of the last election, that Lord Pares Was in possession, in that county, of shares in canals, and likewise in turnpike gates. The Reflor did not consider these shares to coma within the mean ing of the words, terrns et p ' nes : and more so, as those canals and turnpike gates were not the exclusive right or property of his Lordship, but belonged to several other persons. Upm these grounds, he rejefted the votes given in favour of Mr. Besnronu ; from which determination, an appeal is made to the Visitor, who will determine on the merits of the ease. Ihe Rev. J. Vv e, B. D. Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford, has been instituted, pro tempnre, to the valuable living of Wotten, Northamptonshire, 'until the enntest between himself and the Rev. Jolla LEA Haves. another Fellow of that College, in regard to their respeetive rights to the living, is determined by the LJED COAticstr.2a. :Wore, alel=lEzes===wgem"l=lllmalma=eB 1 o v o For the Foteip letetipose, see bet pip. Wog id there n faith THE .BRITISH PRESS. .ulti be ,--- ----- ------ ipeaker LONDON, 'AL ex. • TUESDAY. Jut. v 15. ...—..... .. :cidcsfiy Mr. BASILIC: waited upon Mr. Fox yesterday tu dis- n ndious morning, about nine o'clock. It was reported that Regular he was to set out for Paris in the course of the day, but we have not heard of his *anal departure. If ! uf the the nature of his dispatches transpired yesterday, we ipprobs. may presume that they are not unfavourable, as the on great eansion rose from 61 to 61 ; and the Consols for the the MI6 ' opening advanced from 631 to 631. ---se.--. ifiTtUne, e Minis. We have received Paris Papers to the 6th, Dutch f succes- to the 9th ; and yesterday the Hamburgh Mail, brought due on Wednesday, arrived, with letters and papers bate, he kaitin to to the sth hut. The French and Hamburgh Papers xr!ii.:h he annoence the important intelligence of the depar- ks. in the tore of N. D'Oueeir. from Vienna for Paris. He he, t s mea iv sures set eat en the 23d. He proceeded by Munich and ham), to &ntgard, aid, according to , the Paris Papers, ar- eat pre- 'Tiered at Strasburg on the cgth. Brannan was If it Alt vorli. Ma 2elll vactuiiied en the 96th of. June, by the seci to be Frisch, but arrangements were made for the re- sie to the , turn of the French army to the Rhine, as soon as rave be :a • , en official account should be received of the aftual ~ iu. me . the hope surrender of Catty°. .. s‘lisce the The hopes of a negotiation have given $ consider- ' the Bi h . .11hie ! iespelse to the French funds: the. bye per ers . of rhich W4l amok were on Saturday sennight at 66. GO. making is erten{ e rise in two days of 2 per cent. The Bank Stock suld AIM Awe, ia the same time. from 1145 to 1155. • ifSisia t.. -- 4 ,—. hey . *** ......• I ••• ...Ea IN: bave received New York papers to the 14th SECRETARY' ELuors PETE. We mentioned; yesterday, that Secretary Etxtor gave a grand fete cAsailsette at his charming villa in the Phrenix Park. on Monday se'nnight. The lb!. lowing are the particulars: mucus, JULY 11. Monday, a brilliant and numerous assemblage of rank, beauty, and fashion, were elegantly entertained at a ekfresne and fete ebeaspetre, by Mr. ELLIOT, the Chief Secretary, at his charming villa in the Mania Park. The company assembled before two o'clock; and, by a judicious aheration in the mode of en trance, the equipages, though extremely near, were wally removed out cif sight. The morning was darkbut afterwards seemed to smile on the delightful mane ; the sun burst forth with resplendent majesty, and dissipated every vestige of a cloud. Their Graces the Duke and Duchess of BenfOati, and the Marquis of Tavisroee and suite. honoured Mr. Estaor with their presence. Their Graces seemed highly pleased with the exhilirating festivity that reigned around; they walked together the whole afternoon, and exhibited an amiable and impressive example of domestic felicity. Tea and coffee were handed round, and at fnut the company partook of a superh collation; 14 tents were prepared for that purpose. Their Graces table was set put, in a lerge saloon in the house, and beautifully adorned with gilt pillars, tastefully wreathed and united by large festoons of natural flowers, and this (as alscithe other tables) abounded with the rarest delicacies and choicest wines, in superabundant variety. The fete concluded with a dance on the verdant turf, (during which a quantity of various ices, lemonade, orange. ade, and orgeat, refreshed the dancers) —Her Grace led off with the Earl of Macre ; she was simply attired in a morning dress of tambonred mhslio. lined with pale rose-colour, a cap to match, and a splendid whit , scarf and veil. Lady ()mini` FLOY4. MiSieS MOROLLL and RAY MORD, and the fair pretegi of-Lady Aso,LL, were present. The pre vailing cosmos was white, with a transparent drapery of like, in various forms, ornamented with rich white lace. se=teserL-meamm. Yesterday morning, His Maassrv, Princesses SOTISIA, AMeLIA, and Auourr 4. and Duke oh CAMIIIIDOt, accompanied by the Countess of ELY, Geserals GARTH, CAll!TWA1011T. and Fit-tutor, and Colonel TAYLOR, took an airiag in Windsor. Great Park, bet the rain coming on. obliged them to return to the Castle by twelve o'clock. The Duke of CAIIIRIDOr. did not leave Windsor ' on Sandal, as stated in our yesterday's Paper. Her Maaesry's carriage was in waiting at the Castle yesterday, Lut on account of t h e heavy rain, ;he did not go out. Mr. Et.t.tarAst commenced an engagement at the Liverpool theatre )au night, in the parts of Deli et .le•esiee, in The limey him, and roans Wild. Sep In 7148 -Liar. Mr. Mimosa dinged Ms enpitensentnn Wednes. day last at the Belfast theatre, for his pen benefit. it is a Parings eoineldencrt, that two small vessels, both called the Leander. should. at the present mo mete, earn, the enemies of die Western World. Miss Duncan commences an engagement, this night. at the Manchester theatre, for four nights. Her first appearance will be in the parts of Lady Trask and PerieNe T.. use Les l and on Friday the theatre will close for the season. An apothecary of note, in the west end of the tqwn, has taken a country seat. to which he has moo the appropriate name of Piratt. Arrived at the pleasant watering place of Bu!e, Devonshire, Mrs. Lsr,ssaunoc and family; E. HIRII.IIIO, Req. Mrs. and the Miss 4:ostlers; Mr. and Mrs. CIVISO ; R. P. FROST, Esq. the Miss Rowse; Rev. Mr. Meanam ; Mrs. Moactan ; Miss TYILTUS. &c. *C. The following lines were spoken by Mr. Et Lis. row. on Saturday se'nnight, when he s it* . Jere the Dublin amliente : Yet, as I turn soy slow remnant Lit rev full hood this parting twits For long ottall n enemy record the - • That chewed nos in this hospitably Mit Dear above all, of each lair emblem chiefs The stranger halls you; Shamrock's triple leaf; Long may Ii flourish, lung its verdure prove, The triple sign of F.iemlship, Truth, and COM Lord °Weis, Sir T. and three Miss Weicts cot. as, Mr. and Miss OSWALD, Mr. M.Quaatt, Lady L. M'Qusati, Mr. and Mrs. Swanis, Mr. and Miss J •lefaey, Mrs. HOLISIES, Miss Rattans. end Miss DA LTOn, have arrived at Scarborough. The Haymarket 'Theatre overflowed with elegant company lest night. Mr. Maoist's Fuego. Post appears to point out the certain road to Wealth, Few, and Merriman. Mr. Lisrom's Quaker is an original and admirable performance. The Ball at the opening of the new room, at Faosserom's Hotel. at East Cowes, Isle of Wight. took place on the S7th June, find was folly attended ; among the company were. Earl and Countess of CAVAN. Lady E. LAW es•T. two Mr. riIIiVIATTII, sons of Lord Boils*, and Sir TIIONAI 011 d Lady TA MCIIO. Master Bat TY commences an engagement for six eights, at the York ['beam, oa Monday meat, in his favourite part of Aehmet. His Grace the Duke of Recct.apan, Lady MaiY S roe roan. and Miss and Master Sto►rnaa, Sir H. and Lady laatcsoir, Sir Gana& and Lady Ct./tate, Sir W. ANCOTTS, Lady and Miss AMIGO? TI. Ladies C,►souisa and Ca•at.otra .locatvti, Hon. Miss H. Moticrov, lion. Mrs. W. R•sas4Y, Mr. W. and Master R•assw, gm, ST AYLLIET, and Donor and Mrs. Haling. are drinking the waters at Harrogate. The following Ladies and Gentlemen arrived, on the 9th in.tant, at Harwich. born France, via liot• terdam t— _ Tnc C.unte , t of Beverley, and bet detnenera, Lady Spun an 4 Lady Emily, Mve Savage. MU. WOKS 114 1,011, Mrs. Beset, and Dr J B. Dana, Towel, London. The latter gentleman (Dr. Davis). returned to this country upon his parole. From his attention and humanity to his unfortunate fellow ptitoners, while at Verdun, his departure will be much regretted there, while his Arrival in this country inust give great suishOioa to his friends. LAW MTELLIGRATE. COURT OF KING'S-BENCH, GUILDMALL, JaLT Silaw at Nisi Prior, I,f.re Lord Chief Jaati , e EL LEN ao spews. CAR V. JONES. This was an aetioo for a libel, published by the agendant. Sir V. Gtaas, for the Plaintiff, stated, that he was a most iespeelable Attorney. resi.ling Lifer pool, and also filled the situation of Clerk to the Court of Requests, where, he was aeually the Judge, as the three Commissioners for executing the duty of that judicature, always consulted and advised with flint on all their proceedings. The Defendant was a bookseller ha the same town, and pubiished a periodical Newspaper, called The Liverpool chrolie de, in one of which the libel complained of was in. serted, in May, 1805. He certainly was not the author of the libel, but 'through his means it was brought before the public eye, and he was did , criminal with the real author, whom ,he did not know. Bat this he did know, that proprietors of newspapers were ready to publish. at all times,' all sorts of slander against all descriptions of persons. 'Me libel in question, he considered. was pee olds, most malicious tendency ; it attacked the Plaintiff in his charaeter, as a man of honour s and iA his its. dicial and professional capacity ; and it was. from the beginning to the end. falls( the blackest ca -1 lumny. The learned Counsel .having espatiated. with Much eloquence, on the injury which Mims to 'individuals, -from the publication of lath proceeded to state, that a trial having takes place at the Quarter Sessions. in which the Plninlif WI" a party, in a few days after the libel swayed ire the Defendant's paper, affetiog to be an account of . what took place upon th4t occasion. He did not' mean to quarrel with it, had it been a faithful statel moot of the real fats I but it was i d with' observations and statements, by r, of the most calumnious nuns& He then adverted to the libel itself, and read several passages . from it. . Is was intitled , " Yaw' Dthigmeete; end Pro - . ceeded first to state, that " There wee,' time, were mm remarkable, - kaki tided against peeweee rite ations of joilges. been ateaisosiel) engaged by Chase and many Liverpool teoeld beraeght fevesed weft twirl leteraerey of High Coon et swath at "at" Monne a young ar.korr44pd repeCeeisie. stated. that Mr. Can nee; a if it appeared, yet he bad nes Abe le would ha esvbeasesne bides; ~,hick vets sAssesesetal 'nessetnii... Ms.' use beteg = Me Can - , sl Ca docks* the WWI! 41 sod Ratite...4Se and nbserrd,.that pati!eaf ouch atis no , In another Fitt of the nbeti N W. cares tot me instinctive 4 booms. was dimly antacid by own he halms& fraqinnady ant.* TIP abet winch had ecc Stetiiicreet, said to hue beep the 264.4 night " This susiestion eentewipt, which w the art of painting In another " M the an agitatiso Imam GoUty. b • 1,1; is a cow&itioa, competition. FL itgissodlin•qoa 4 tad, fot some minable, In another part 4 . TM full bloynli and, to withhold society." A Rain Ahheagh op eh. reins, that Mr. SO,* ;wader, hear it it IVW 111:01111 Aim (by Mr. Carr) "as 4. bead by the Turn bat not a wknew I.ppearedtme the hid". In *pother part. it stated— " Mr. Parr (counsel for the lareeepatien) with OM kg calitty, sewtned wilhuj tw attribute Isesaity to Mr Caw. bat the Jury pronounced his Goat, g wooded Oeitte."—•• The 11.11ingsgste language stspd on th tnal. we are %mien rsi Aare our ceionnia with, by a Foetal.* We hare etc* heard the accomplished aod erudite Mr. Carr, use it with delight and adoiratioo," *e. he. Ibe newspaper being pr4daced and read, and the necessary proofs put in. . . Mr. Genitow, for the Defends/at. his clint was a man of a large family. and been put to considerable expellee in coming to don, from Liverpool ; where the cause might jest as well have been tried ; and where all the parties were better known. Oae solitary newspaper. which had been purchased at his shop. was the wilt& foundation of this aftion. • He was not the author. but merely the publisher, and it was well known in what a hurry these things are prepared, and how easily an unlearned Country Adjust of Newspaper (who cannot be expected to have the skill anti abi lity of those Gentlemen employed in that depatt• ment in the London Papers), may. in his harry. in traduce such matter. It has been for a consider able number of years a source of much amuse bent, as well as information, to the public, to have communicated, through this channel, what passes in Courts ef'Judicature ; and, at the same time, that it is amusing, it is also insttnaive. All that Counsel do—all they say there, under the direction of the most learned persons—all the juries decide in, either ladling the life. the liberty, or the pro- perty of the subjed, ate thus made known to the public. It was now grown Into a habit, and there were gentlemen, whose duty it was, and who .4. rived pecuniary advantages from it, by attending Courts of Justice, and report:T.l the proceedings. It was troe, that they did not always state what exaaly happened, as many causes were settled, by a few observations to his Lordship, wholly unitize- the used in this pabbeatio4; weie th'e t and althongb the VefentlA author of the thing tivitelf, he siri meant of making it public ; and all appear that the Plaintiff's injured by it, - yet the Jury wont et!speniottats to the,, injury he") tamed. • • • After a 'short eoasultatim teldiei of 51. damages ft* the nth COMMON PLEAS, Ours •. • • - iron! Sittings at Nisi Prim. &Are th • el • *boo simik. sod • it'opssi .."7 9019!...„4 •V 2. • This irks ns Policrcir InsesoinioN -4 1 7- 7aqr7ar usages tithe La m cot Whit recosertientages fete the total lost The obey, Whit . ossoinoonals the moat - ass i isaredihfall to Caso" . sma , Arlin 4 le eTidli."4: 410 ibis attlifit& at takiag in be: cargasivientiiii whoa die strassisel.' , anndon titles. She was thew • -iipa v vil sands Torok as .itonvoilieot gift..., On bee tot Attorney of Mr. Saurin and others, was t and unnecessary, while it was Barrington, Qats, Egan, lifd the political life of Mr. Curran, sands). metnrery iseansicut, meri ing mark frosts that perffetalklar had been so bright an °Asir marred, en which there Aprils% Yoe the riving; i l iamasen 4gairist tt, say el seism, Isr adoltilsl On Sunday afternoon, as • of age, was playing upeo tl Rivet, near the Wails, he hi were present, of whom, one, Post-Office, of the mime el .1 in, aadbrought biro up is a The means reco.nmended by Wire applied with eaccess, an to lite. Ibe young Tan eh swim. On the Banks of tbe Rio% is produced wl.i.h is stored I and infallible antidote against ilt 'which it was discerned is his! been owing to an ek wounded by g poisoned a which the Negroes destroy Sake of their' 'teeth, cantinas of the hunters, us walk and , any sin of R ain. One of t * that tie ant 44 gone. mow: to in,bassk of a are; some sand to its metals, by I on looking at what they cor found it was a whitish tali; allum. To effea a radical may haye been absorbed, drink a drachm of this salt - . • - ' - ' 4 " lible to now l i tli i_ efimin & and also, in si ' ' Vis *usta; eti ' sometimes . steted liner Wik'opieloni had no objeflion to theiCegotioualt if he sboidd say the! did`..tri,,lo, with perfra corre4tpeA . %ie itokste ern thus much without, gjetng o p farther obieriationi;lTk. hit . 4 Added, Es! expiesking kb that ire this vras a cal inii. l l)tc ... the"_!i dental!x hive fallen into itt'crrOr ,• authot, there was no proions nial and 'although he admitted he couli publication, yet be trusted the 7 Ati crease the espence he bad already in . heay.): damages agiinst him. " Lord 'Eu.1'142120%1911 oWer*llt lition of coward, and the othet used in this pablicatiott; weie th'e iliier di4se for which the retest limas wit "7".";;;;;; he - : i ;;;T a i -; k - a , - ain -- 1 „eresis fse the evetber of protecaboot. laid- Wont Meiling pot MO sod honourable the- Illadlidladi SO II considerable own ps. Akan; the old owe dm new weld helm Piaidlltirlatilf edeifittthe avetage. I; end an attention hit been paitiwaladr d u i:odor Fen ot the gafia n os the procerlings against Judges JohLitaa. . t h a rwas" . ..llalped 1 bg, App cgs ny °then; but little 44;4, eh* the wen oli d We to the nenaber. A leasaartital weei -611 " 10°1 " 1•11 ". p r ; dl6 _ 1 t 1110 tia.lllllll 4 on Wediteeder We, galas* Lame Caen * .' lIIIIIMeri as u wet engogreps sthat With WA chiat. Of 6 0 :10,0111111114361116410.111. 1 1 1 0.111112 pa, dot ma , 4111 0" 1614 1 dig ;oak in aft -4o Iby the Winer ewe** 0 01 9 6 °. Ur ' This ' b ing gentleman el saws prefeeion. but of - fi b . epatosto. .ita .the "loin al -air, it wow r. Carr did sneak air: Istortows, at ah itletno. a Twilit was gins * MIR pared, that thouvi Mo. Carr hid *mist to an, Ifildiratt4l aicritiplagis, II the bee of the argentine 1 and, Irwin ha wairfaity toiled. hr WO lowlot 1 0 (" 1 " /4 • as were sAmiaimaralwisli to •Wkrzy, ISOlOsseaSS4 " - PP*4 l44 / 1 14t '. Meows Whig liWoria. th chle sr 'wpm' 4.•.4-44 , 4,.. rrop!odasinallsito an was word M *NW; at eked Isle_irhe i t. 4; .$4 •titi - i'ltl+ll4l.lo l ' . d. be easeibniest Ns INS owlealsaeussiessists f. opppilog Mown wa sae. *lie* trawl** Hi s 111 4"ry b r i ilk Lid LIU e nee behind le respek or worth, tit imispi =Oll Ida 10110,- we& well " let Ibet be owl* ow ho* a her 4a oil GEM. t!!' . E.g. (wswieratfir odlail ens as ha inw trod of duo' gerwid,) to be or fir st ai: r PeitH pr . *Alta it Otakelle. *bin Privy Cowaciissf Worts aed inallaSkta 4011 1 of mad" isk -twig distaiiiii aid* MO* asrly welaind by bis awn whonsist wee rowel. igwoutly called out, tail was congested OmA rri_diagit- _ _ ._ • ccort iblit ed liallierted hetweon t rb he " nann y.. C i ilic4llll4lll l, ansl a BIT ' citP• lll.l4l4e-sgrie -""1"11" 1 , 114 1 4" . Phl 4 oll l What the appellation el coward was Odle , glq CAM SC. beep applied to the forayer, who dwired room ;; 3171- fie g gl i l o oo4ll •4 night be dropped. It continoss-- . ;11?ipps,pig,, 4104.86 apposate patios aztartoi boo Ur. Swans/ow a look of "7* intli ' rq°P rat 4bqfP4QVi tea wa .hall limo to paistass as deestifre w fur rerroo 14 r4° 1 1fit4 04. 9 1 1;1 40 4 14 %tog is oboe lititsfus h. - rr part— 4414/ on efetleentey morning la approaching halo or lb, pia, Mr. Cans A meeting tne_h_pl._ tsterla me visible . art naiad of bele( powwowed the Hon. Mr. Ira ;isrod Jae/ et Ms cannery, bsibelded gas inter% Powersconrt, ilia' hew, r Walla ova 14 Inets h 'ie . 614 mia .__T "'Pt to state, the former (*teed a He was biased out of Capu in l a s :v a :be nr iees deow inp urs, as eir.. ...... 4..,t , spin t u sypt „,...... . . rat!oo s ter a tine. st i nioubes, order was nee vestarad." The repventativet of 51 2 ki er pert it contittned77. • KiagdOnt arcreturnLig . ilowo honors Oleos two sill ripe for yonticatiot Among the kAt. we lend WA ands as =ample, nOO4 be • sin again* COlopel Bagwell. and Mr. brat . , • At a meethig of the Bar, co . • ' pose of framing a congratntai l is wig der, yrows tbo twohaeoe 4 WV, r t. " Curran t on his being appoints (bat so visional was area ei Mt. Mame , 1 Ts% the Roll Lt with harm, a , kg . at saw, war mono isism i t a, al !a sharp disanssti * y Cart) ; a Bin we., of MUM, kissed by Los ram* proptiety of presentmg such a It a whites appeared en als• trial". the opinion of the AttorneT am