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phrase of Kenney, when examined by your Lord ship, and pot intended by him to convey the slightest imputation on the Princess' of Wales. — Your Lordship has thus disarmed the word .of all imaginable offence. As to the alleged additional visit to Belvidere, not mentioned in the deposition at. Partidge, it is unnecessary, to make much comment, as your Lordship has said, " that with 'any reference to the Princess of Wales, it is absolutely indifferent, and was treated as such by,yuu at the time." Be sides, the parties are alive; and if a suspicion of int propriety could exist, they might and would have, been examined. Your Lordship's judgment. on this matter, investigation, is most satisfacto tidy de cisive, .- when you farther say, '' the sub stantiation of it" (the additional visit to Belvi dere) " involves no kind of charge against the Princess of Wales." I am concerned that- any. report of my Speech in the {louse of t onnnons should have led your Lordship to think, for a moment, I had proieed. ed hostilely towards yourself ; and was serry to see how very inaccurately what, - 1 had said in the House of Commons on 'Wednesday, was reporttd in some of the papers of the succeeding day, The report, to which your Lordship 'adverts, as con taining the true version of my Speceb, bad been seen by roe late on Wednesday night, and!Was in, tended for insertion in the paper of Thursday morning. I was afterwards informed it had ar rived too late to find a place in the paper of Thurs slay..' I was glad to perceive it in the Morning Chronicle of yesterday. Having seen it before it was sent to the press, I can have no hesitation in saying, that, to . the best of my recollection, it contains the substance nt what . ' Said in my place. Some verbal inaccuracies are quite' immaterial. am bound to fulfil your Lordship's hope, by making your letter to me public. In endeavour ing to obtain the explanation of passages so ge-.. nerally misunderstood, 'I knew not hew to pro ceed effectually, but by motion iu the House of Critnntens; and the motion having 'been calcu lated to obtain your Lordship's attendance in the , House of Commons, if successful, your Lordship would have had the opportunity of giving the ex, ,planations, in the very plactewhere they were asked for ; and I never had ,asy doubt of their Honourable and 'satisfactory nature. But the dis cussions in the House of Couonons having now been dropped (as I sincerely hope never again to be revived), I will send your letter, ancl tay an swer, directly to the public journals. It will give me pleasure, to:aeknowledge, by the same means, flinch personal civility received at 'various times from your Lordship ; particularly in the manner iit which 1 was requested, tint( the urbanity with whirl I was received, to peruse the dOcuments to which your Lordship has referred in the early part of the, ptesent year. In the dis cussions which afterwards arose, I did not Ilse the ltnowledge X had so acquired of any one of them, until after it had appeared in print. T regret, that in the course of these Veils lioes I have given momentary pain to youeLorde ithip, car eans.e trf dissatisfaction to any persons-, of whose friendship 4.tid esteem 1 was pleased in thinking I possessed a. share. The loss, if lost, is entirely my owne--it is painful to we. Lut jus. tice has been the Object of my pursuit- ethat pur suit has been conscientiously conducted by m il e, and must therefore, of necessity, have been free from all selfish considerations. With the addition of these explanations from your Lordship, so honourable to the Princess of Wales, and so just to yourself, the public will be satisfied that justice has been completely oh taina I have the honour to be, my dear Lord, Your Lordship's obliged, and obedient. servant, SAMUEL WHITBREAD. in, the Right lion. the F.a.rlof Moira, K. G. &e. Destructive Fires.—A. tire broke'out, last week the dye-lionse of Mr. Brady, ht the Saltwater Bridge, near Belfast, which in a short time con ' !Milted the building . , together with a quantity of cotton yarn and fustians, which were deposited there by ditferent manufacturers for the purpose of being dyed. The . flame, spread with much rapidity, that little could be saved. No part of the property was insured. The damage is estimated at 80001. A lire broke out last week in the warehouse of Messrs. Flint and Hilf.m, ' brush manufacterers, near the Magpies, nublic-house, in Liacolu, which destroyed the •whole of the interior of the pre• mists, together with nearly all the stock in trade, working'utensils, &c. The damage is estiniated at 20001. A dreadful fire took place on Friday evening at Bristol, oii.the extensive premrses of Mr. StOck, sugar-refiner, in Lewinia-meld which wen:nearly all destroyed before it could he got under. A dreadful fire broke out at Manchester about o'clock on Tuesday night last, on the premises . of Melo,rs Green and Co., it afterwards com rouaiested to those of Messrs. Aspinwal and Co. which were entirely constuned, together with te- Vera other warehouses. The datuAge is CStitriat ed at 50,000 i. Monday last, .a stack of oats, containing about 150 quarters, standing in a field at Syderstone, hi Norfolk, and belonging . to Mr. Thomas Sep. pings, was totally destroyed by tire: The accident arose from a boy firing at some birds in the stack. The damage is estimated at 3511. ,Sharks.----Oa the passage of the Sophia- (rain Bristol to Jamaica with the Cork convoy, she was becalmed three days, during which the crew and those .on board amured themselves with the sharks, that surrounded the vessel. At iength a breeze sprung up, and preparations were made for getting under sail. This was . Dot rcgaided by a pa.-itenger, Mr. 1.1. Russell, proprietor of Caen Wood Lstate, it. George's Parish; Jamaica, who tstanding alt the cabin window, Arm, by the and , den rolling of the vessel,, thrown out. be ac cident wa, no iooner nown than c , ery ttsslit- Atace~ was afforded. Anil 'OK! sir is bOnt loWered, tout in vain. Tk tIUTUCEMIS 4114E10 abOltading in di .at Iltittide were observed contending on the ‘uot where he fell--a long track. of blood !narked Um furrows of the AVONCS—but he appeared no wiore, LONDON. Pr; At the buzi 011,14 rnotti to LOSIM.V.4 ONZE,TTE, A rßit CittAnn—House; `lprel 2, 1813. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent ivas . this day pleased, in the name and ooi the behalf of hit Majesty, to confer the honour of Knighthood on Captain Robert Kerr Voi ter 0. Knight of Sweden). .177citchall, Marels * 26,l B! a. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent bath been . rleased, in the name and on th'e beh,a of his Majesty, to give and grant unto Join! 1\ Utley Doyle, Esti. ,Lient.-Collonel in the army, and Color.vl i.i the Portuguese service, his :..lajesty's ro!•a! license awl perniision that ire Mad accept and wear the. insignia of en 110E16: ary Knight Cominandee of tbe Royal: o,rttignese y Ordea of the Tower and Sword, with xci.iicti his Royal Highness the Prince Regent of I.'ortugal has honoured him, in teititriony of the high sense which thA I' incc entertains of the diitingui,h , l , :onrage and intrepidity, disnlayed by the slidJohlt noyle in several actions' . with.the enemy in the Peninsula Provided iieverthvlos, That psis Majesty's licence awl perihissiott doth not authorise, and shall not. he deemed - or e.onstfuell to antbori,:e the as. ,sumption of any style,. appellation, ,rams, precedence, or I..rivilege appertaining- unto Knight Ilae.heliir of these Real Ms.; And his Royal Ilighuee bath been further pleased to order that the said royal cunres n And declaration, together with the rolative documents, he registered in his 'Majesty's Col lege of Artns., trial('hall, .Hare h 2.1, 1813. Highness the Prince Itugont bath been pleased, int he inine and oti the behalf of ins Majesty, to give :and groat unto William Mac Bean, Esq. Lieutenant-eultniel in the army, and Colonel commanding .the twenty-fourth regi ment at infantry In the Portugues.e . : ierviee, his Majesty's royal license and permission that lie may accept and wear the insignia .of . an Plonorary Knight Commander of the ::Dyad Put tugese Military Order of the Tower and Sward, with- which' his Royal Ilii4lntess the ,Prince Regent of Portugal has ho noured him, in testimony of the high sense which that Prince entertains of the d'o.ti:iguishod courage and intreph:ity dis played by the said Lieutenant-0.40ne) Mac:Bean in several actions with the eliCtlly Provided neverthe les,,, that hi, :Majesty's said license and perini , sian doth . not authori4e, ::ad shalt not be deemed or construed touuthurise the assamption of any style, appellatiOOr rank , precedence, or privilege appertaining unto a Knight Michelin - of these Re And. till' Royal Highness bath been, Anther pleased to com mand, t hat the said royal concession and declaration be re gistered, together with the relative documents, in his Ma jesty's College of .y/grid 3, 1813. ifight.c.s the. Prince Itegent has been , pleated, in the nalat. and :'n' the behalf of hi,:lYigiesty, to itppoitit, Ja.ines Hope,-Eat: to the place 01eanjtant ilevk to thy in the t)lbec of hi 4. Iter.tistirs and lulls in ticotiattd, in the room of tlecea,ed. Office of Orlnexce, March Sl l, 1 Z:1 3. • liloyal itatriniont .uf Artillery. Second CaptAit) Edward SVhinyateslo be Clptal . ll, v:ce KEntne, ducearied. Piro. Lifnltenant P.iward Sabine to ire see,md Car,tain, vice Seirinyates.• Second Lieutenant', Otrorles Mtichtlli vice !,:rallctt, - .re3igired, and Lynch Talbot, vice Sabine, to be Fir:A Licuteinint• • • Ytoyal tiapperA ova Minerk. James Allen Strphenson, Ova. to •he.Sub-Lieutenant. Cennatission signed by hif Royal highness the Prince Rege,nt, in the now' and on the laeltalf of his Ma,c , t.Y. Williinn Laugi:thn, Gent. to be Adjutant o•the iloy4l Radnor Regiment of Ziilitia. Commission signed, by the Lord Lieutenant of i:le.County. of 'limit South Tiaras Regimen of VvornunrY Cayalry.--CharleTickell, to be Cornet. Connui,sion in rue Royal Regiment of Devon end Cornwall Miners, sil l ed by tko Lord Warden. Thomas Bor.en, Esq. In he Cliptaita, %lee Jones, doe oised. Counin44om. signed, by the Vice-Li.eutenant of the County of Su.rtey. Ist Regiment of SiErrey I,ber! Coelisi EN. to h e jaeatenant,Colonel, vice Sir ;Joseph Ma..vbey, pro mot ed. 21 Regiment of 'Royal Sur...ey . f)uneombe Wiatter, tient. to he En...ifo, vice Taylor, resigned. Cronm-Of . it!e, At ember returntd st!rre . ;11 this prP';ont Par d.r. Town and Port of Arlivaig tim 1' q. of Ashhortie-iii:l!;e, the covw.) Ihri.ry, iu tho room of Charlt:s wilt) seiv!..s`for the ourough of S'irftesbury. JIANKICUPTCILS' SUPEItSF.DED. Elizabeth kfulloorti, Titorna3l(iiige, liastl'burner. ILINKRUPTS. Joshua Cushing, NoTwich, stuttenitt.on, to surrender April 5, 19, and :day' 15, at four,,at the Attgell-nli„ N:. , rwicb. At , t o nnes, ;51,r,srs.Situpsott and Rack tiara, No wick, or 3,106611. Wituitii and tloltaway, Chaneecy-lane, Lund On. David Falconer, 1-faverfordwest, ' ,Ipvil to, 12, and Stay 15, at twelve 8t the (:sale hot, llaverfortiteest,- ' Attornies, Mr. S. It Ni,rion:-street, Strand, Lou- don, or Messrs. Thomas and Scnweroll a Ittrerrurdwest. William Cleaver, Samuel Cleaver, .Edv..trd Cleaver, and Charles (leaver, Battersea, and liolborti, Burrs, April 6,7, and May 15, at twelve, at London. Atlornies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basinghall. street. • Peter Eaion, %Yitton, Cheshire, Jirnher;lnerclittut, April' 2t, 23, and May 15, at 'eleven, at the. Roebuck, Natitwielt, Cheshire.. Attornies, 'Messrs. Leigh and Mason, New Bridge-street, Lttitlon, or Mt. do flarher,Nantwich. Elizabeth Whaling and - Maria Naylor, Leeds, I"orkshire, mil. limn's, April 21, 92, aim :43.y 15, at ten, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds. Attornies ! Myt Richard Battye, Chan. ceoHlane, Landon, or Messrs. t...ee, and Ittiynar, Leeds. John White, Bartholomew Coffee-house, West Smithfield, Victualler, April V, 17, unit May 15, at ten, at London. Attornies, Messrs. D. and G. W, Russell, Crown court, Aldersgatestreet. James Warren, Coggish4ll, Essex, draper, April 13, 17, and May 15, at one, at Guildhall, London. M essrs . Reardon and Davis, Corbel-courts Grareclittreli-street. Robert I)cntott, %Yakima% Holy-Cross, F.Ssea, irtrse•LlNler, April 10, atone, 17, at twelve, and . May IS, at one; at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Join eSsopp, Clifford's Inn, Loudon. Evan Humphreys and William Wiiiiama, Liverpool, grocers, April 19, 20, and 11ay I4i, at one, Attorniei, Mr. Woods, Liverpuol;or Messrs. Blaeltstock and Icalnre, London, , Alexander M'ltae, late of Maillen-lane, broker, .i.prll G; 13, and May IS, at eleven, at-tittildlittli„ Lotitlon.„Attorney,' Mr. Thomas Bennett, ToLenhotwe-yalti, Lotidtury. William Johnstone and S.intuvl Hood I-laver-ford 'west, merchants April 14, 16, and May 19, at eleven, tit the. C:astle . ItioNarerforilwest. Attorines, Mr. Williaro Evans, Ilaverawilleest, or Mr. John. heather, Coelisimr-street, hont , tuaker, Anril C, ift, ' and ?iay.ls, at eleven, at Guildhall, London: Attorney, Mr. Stokes, lloitert Payne, Old-street, walell-whael-maker, April 10, 24, and May 15, at tett,. at Guildhall, lamilon. Attorney. Mr. Allingham, St, John's-square. William Sinnott, Bowling-Green-latte, scavenger, April. 9, at ten, 14, and Slay 19, at one, at Guildhall, London. At. torney, !qr.' Christoplh•r Stephens; Long-aere, gold-bearer, April 10, at one, 17, at twelve'; and May 15, .at one, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Seartit,.Lyon's-Inu. Tormenter Smith, Piccadilly,: linen.ilrape.„ April C, 17, and May 15, at ten, at Guildball y - Lonilon. Attorney,' Mr: Al. liughant, St. Julia's-square. • Ed war d Cl.ri.,topher Bryant, Angel-court, Throgutorton strcetoritmey-srrivener, April 6, 13, ~ tual May In tit:ele ven, at . Guitaall, London. Attorney, Mr. Comatota: Coptball-Court, Throginorton-stredt. Thomas 11...Atert Reminett, plated-manufacturer, April 6; atni .lay - 15, at eleven, tit London. Attorney, Mr. (Alert:des, Grcat Pultenepstrect. ' Willi am T urner , Ripley, Surrey, stutter, April 10, 17, and May 15, at tea, at Gtititlii r atl, London. Attorney, Mr. P Essex-street, Strand. I,l* Situ Jantesoni hackney, tailor, April 10,.at boe, 13, an d May 15 at twelve at London. Gootlehiid, .(tontaterci Limintrers, Minqrn z s. Joint Ps,ry,SkTa tavern-I, , eiter,•.Aprit. - 10, -17, and May is, - twelve, at Uoldli.lll, London. Attorney,' Mr, Shepherd, • Itartlett's-buildings, Holborn. Rtvti Iv TitOM.4ti WOOD, ~f- N o. 112, Strand; and Pti No. IN, I,ere trtegiv. ()Nen IC) April 2t: J. Morgan, New Bmid-,treet, lintni-,lr.iper; at ten. trt , ki. Minguy, Mingay, and P. Nott, SmithZield, hankers, at twelve. April 927. M. Davey, jun. chesbunt, miller, at twelve, April 6. J. Monteith .and J. Sequeira, late of Gvacecltureh street, druggists, at eleVeri. • April 9.1. A. la:armiitttb, ,eti. J. Learnionth, a,nd A. Lear month, jun. et, army-contractors, at . ten. April 21.'0, A. Wylie, IVarirford-court, merdiatit, at eleven. April 6. It, Foulkes, Wilmot-street, Brunswick-square, linen draper, atone.. April 24. J. Itallnier, City f7llamb:!rs, BishopSgate-street, merchant, at twelve. April t.l). Hyee, 'Waitharn-Abbef,Esget, grocer, at twelve. April d 4. G. Burgess, late of t,%. le-Cross-street, ale-brewer, but iii4v of Woon-sti cet,.warchotiseirhin, at titre. Api.'.l 0. .1. Duff, Firishurv-square, nierchaot, at eleven. April 24. Situps:ln anti W.. G. Fairmati, Old Change, fac 'tors, at enivett. May 3..1: Routh, Le Nicsurier, and VI. L. Routh, Austin fri,tr,:, merchants, at eleven. April 2a. !S. Cyl,lo. Bristol, glass-seller, at one, at--the Com mercial ittionis, Bristol. • April X5..1. Denny, late of Broughton, Lancashire; grocer,' at eleven, at the tilobe, Whitehaven. April Chester, milliner, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, s,:hritor. April 11..1. ttideing, late-of Liverp'ool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Lireepiy.,l, April. 29.. J. Etini,s, late of East Retford, Nottinghamshire, at eleven, at the Punch-bowl, Nottingham. May 1. W. it. Egli:ton, 1 - laildswoitli, Staffordshire, painter glass, at elert...ti, tit the Royal Vole], Birmingham. Ap.'il 27. It. Barker, Kingston-upon-Hull, zuerdmilt, at de — yen, at the Neptune Inn, [lull. CERTIFICATES.— Aram 21.- : . :alinon, Lower East Stuittilield, tail a J. Shiner, Cheltenham, Glinice.sterOnre, upholsterer. •A. (Marie:, Old Jewr', wine Merchant. ' W. K. liatts, iloor-elcith manufacturer. L. Leadley, Tower-street, broker. C.. A.:tor, late of Comilla, merchant. J. Wilkinson, Appledore, Kent, miller. J. Nl , Cortnick, London, merchant. E. Evans, High llothorti, tai'rnr- ' \V. ' Vi v iIS merchant, R. Thorne, Buteher-eow, Fan Smitiineld, victualler. It. Powir, Grosvenor-mews, iiivcr- , aitiare, horse-dealer. W. Iloulding, IlanUford, in the parish ofTrentliato, Stafford,. corn-dealer. • A. 0 4 (;ullie, Liverpool, Mercliant. W. 'rhurlow, Siwtillow-street, chef:seri:wager. R. 1). Middleton,•Bislinpsgate-street, meretiont. J. It, Wilkinson, lace of Russel-street, Bermondsey, arid of INsiter-Lio., cooper. T. Great Winchester-street, merchant. • C. now or late ot .Newbu:y,Berr;s, cabinet-maker. 1.. Sw:iinioil,* Nag's Head-churt, Graeecourch-street„ in urariee-broker. C. 'Braun jun. Ir.te l of Suritiatu, - hut then of Lime-street, Stion.-- The average price of. Brown or Nluscovado tingar, computed from the Re - turnt made in the weeL ending. Jl4t Nlurch, isi3, is 591. 'IV. per cwt. exclnsive•uf 'the Duties of Crisrums. The' Lieutenant Governor of Jun - lain has issued . two proclamations--ane permitting the linporta- . tion of lutuber, earth, and provisions, from South America:, in 13 titi4ll built ships, hind owned by -lik Miliesty`3' subjects, until the 31st of Dec. 1813. Another, riertnitting the intpatation of lumber and provision 5, excepting '*alt beef,. butter and fish in neutral unarined vt.ilel4, until the V.Utlt of June next, with liberty to the latter to export ,ruin and molasses. The foreign journals mention that Drs. Anton and LalQnt, phYsieians - at (29nstautinople, .tied Saloni..:a, have discovered that vaccination is• pro.,e;:vativc from the phigtie, sk thOnsand adults vaccinated„ none caught the contagion ; even infants who we-re vaccic•tteo, cOntiuned to snck mothers who were labouring under the a - tacks of the plagne, without being infected ; ;ind an Ital,an pnysiciatr.Who is studying% in Turkey th , ! symptoms a this dre.adfal - complaint, .inticus inced h:niself With matter drawn.' frOm t person t :44ui nied.of the plagne,..and afterwards under went vaccination, without the contagion develop ing itself, though he put himself in possible points of contact with infected persons in the hos- On • the first intimation that the 'french were quitting llainburgh„ the populace attaaied them, and draggitall'unier, Chief of the Donaniers, out of his carriage, flung him into the canal, near the Constantine Bridge, and stoned hint to death.— This man had been an instrument. of great op : . pressioit, having at different tines seized upwards of 100 boats and FlO.ll craft, and appropriated them to-the me:of his corps. The Ilantbut:gbers have since indemnified themselves by the seizure of the Custom-horse craft. The Gazette of Saturday contains an oilier from the War Mice, requiring' ail the Out-pensioners of Chelsea Ho.pital residing in South Britain, who were discharged from their respective corps -Is Privates (with the exception of those residing in London, or xiithin twenty -lave miles thereof, who are to attend at Chelsea) to appear "person ally at the respective county towns, •at which the assizes are held, in order that such as shall be founcl fit, may be formed into a Veteran Bat talion. • hi .Izehruary the cold was so rigorous- in Con stantinople, that pi . fisons were struck w ith apo plexy. 'these . siulden deaths multiplied so fast that they Occasioned as mach terror nearly as the plague: . A family of seven persons having on the . 10th ult. einharked in a vessel at Hainhurgh, were ..lriren by a westerly ' wind up the Eihe, inguiphed !war flarbourg, and' live persons drowncd. Spots ott the S ' an's DlNk.---Profes§or Stark, of Angsbnrgh, has observed a very elliptie'spot ref dusky colour on the sun's disk, the smaller axis of Which is tit) seconds, and the larger one minatte 15 - seconds; Within this spot are two othersc Much bliteker. ,The larger axis of that on the western side; is 30 seconds', and the 4thruller The great tr.cis of that on the eastern side is, 15 seeondi, and the smaller 12. Between these tiro spots there if; a luminous interval of ti seconds; On the 2d February, there was seen under the Western spot, athird. black spot, of about 4 sec: In diameter ; %Odell lurid already disappeared on the sth. On the •l St I.eb. at one hour 50 minutes after noon (mean, time,) the centre of the huge: WAS only one nun.. 9 sec: distant hum the north east, part of ..the sun's disk. On the 1 Ith, alt 2 hours- 40 tnintues,„ it was 23 minutes 2J s:lcOnds. Above the hrger spot, in .the direcr ion of the north 2 TASt-Ii1111) of.the sutt r vsfete. seen .eight . .which plte occupi e d a Se abota 2,3L,500,000 -miles.,--The large spot ii.!; more than .211,437,000 square miles, ConSequently three, times larger than this earth. Larclier, the cekbra:ed translator of Hero- (lotus, and patriatch of French litemtuie, deed: lately at Pali.), at a very advanced age: tql by WILLIAM ARMIGI 4 :II SCRIPPS', SoWI; Molton.stret r the p a p e r, Letters for tire Edigor, etc. (post pa 4), • . bc..kitlo , • . The battle between Moii nen% the riill''" Carter, which had excitell touch interit.:, place in Gloucestershire, s ix miles f rom ilict-'' ithaving liven forbidden in three adjuinir,!;e o } - • ' ties. The purs e of 109 gniaeatx was ruisc[t br ,; • Oxon bin/ chiefly. !Ile company consiste.l least 20,000 persons; although, from the '''' •, • the Black, and the uneerminty of a fight , b"' ''" from London were present. • 'rile men r.et"°4.4. , N, t , 0. , 0 o'clock. .Ioe. Ward, and Gibbons seeolo t,......t.1.1 th e Black , and Itichinond and Cooper, Cart er. ' '''''° 4 z 11:.:11.tiltc9:16:::13:11su:s21.;:Ietaittli(yili3ent°Ipla'.E°re"ti-Alt(o)li'pel'aull:t 66 0 4 ; 2 ' tins above two minutes, when Carter got an Olt :1 - li,i and hit his adversary a slialit blow on the ifol,'., counter, and the Black was throu.n. ‘,..,,,, 'I .. The Black bled fro m the mouth and lic t 0 .. r : $,7 hit there,again, after parrying twice w ittP l i ' l :i 4 t ; l e r i?e i n e g x . eh j a ‘ n g r4i e l d lY " to tul t e l k i t e t• 1 1Pallillelv1;.1;t; t a a ': g rd e ll et o l: t e C si°3c r, lit ; e : 4l'''bfi -.''',. .. ' :I' a i.B. : l. : : i nc i n i k i bteillti;:rceiinwigo:ltiiiitscinamitrstscitt:it 4 0 1 f tti gl i t t i. etvvyalvitchvi:,:: hry :y".,.:'.t„,u, fon 3 g . h , t ri e lt. r . i l b l l:, ,e a k t:d he also Shoved bad °Du It ; t li r ':(1 1 ,. 1 ,0 k i Po a,titgliakeiri.;tlrittolyifei in science, la s i l i i i ;i ti l t ie n t iietttile,g:b,s3trra)bilig.eltattdliiint'il:r::::::):3 ' 1 4 . 1 !14,,, ii1e j P"rr!cd , and often returned et ton. Car t i e d r .. e o.l ~,,..''''4 the odds became in favour of Carter. foidg t441111t, tlt1 011 `! ' 70 -1 11 .J i l l i tt e v i e ll h a e c e k n , goipaetintoin;))ttilttltic,i(illifste)tit.woaft;jotf;::, tt;4,..et Sreitt'eu'riT,ldanbac a p t a t tir m ieil blows without stteluitia•lo 1•., di ' g 4 ' c.- N 1 an easy fell end of the-roon It, , 5. Carter nude play, to benefit bY a' r e a b ls oo .. ,ti;;;" 1 . 1, I. t reo Itr , •,. • l is f . ) I t ii l s ‘tg a . : o : ol - t e d r: Tob a i : o ::, ,: , : a . t i t : lic:len:iillittt:jielteehditiltei,:::ltn,ro:fr:ill::::e.ec:atitiolt; ',, 0, ;(7:-''' i 1).111W ri)On the mouth of iqulittenx who vi '1 , 4; 414 )Y ll ' ':,,,a• Y. which ;nude thig the hest round - it' LI A lial ..i It 'r G ., . ,Both cautious o f ~, iroAch, a11"...! -. ..itli - • , •:1.1)1c 1 exenatv , -..:1 .-4 too Ili a , ~.- - great dist anee to I,e c, # ..... .: 1 ,- 103 Log, the Black was b 0 Wcalieli,ClT , , , 1 : , V . ' elit din". b) ; 4 nitti.e - Fo:ill ;with tile • 1"4`1`:1.40 . j am 7. r n . i ills r ,,, t „ i i 1 . „, I ...,,,,rlO, W I ''; 1- .!,'- Mr. ..u..., -,, • , . i , 1•0c,0c.c.0 A 11, I, ~, ~ ~ V, , i ttue.loll tli tile ilrllpii:es. CI ter avadot.,l, ' l l l ..ltilu e) , Ai hii afivers:!'re'!.; tliqre.,,-; rallied upoll i'°'i:4)!... 41, 1 ,: ,, got Ilk head 4 „; 5 i,,,. hi , : e f., ,urill,, sylleil i I.'e}:',,W' slJi,rt.,, mid gave much pUniitonent. —rho Pe o ,:i 'ar, r ot g , t. away, lint he at !r.;l4th fell u rh 4 4, hi 11 111',- 14 .1 , 4 ' I), lilit]ei, WI; en he received a hit, wi- : , t i i ii'',' siy:,itti fire t by t h e unipii ,,, s. Aft.iiiiit . t m ic.s ,1 - 1 h or . -411,,, ' ;' -ed 13 e4 , a goarter of An h.cor c).;31)., hut(, i.,3"----, e, l 2 4 Pied... and he cvonhi have left the'rlill b. d - . '''`i , ~0,1 ;I cn ", ~ .Ip-7 --econds and the ropcs, lr. wo"'' d e r.)o' s t ng to the description of the figh t 4 4 . ), ~,itif f:" faliflwiag mnids, for the -1- 14 t ek j j a - ,;;T . A .1,,, e ' 241 ue!'all.ll n illll, • ;:lad had the wor s t o f C. V ‘;' bit, lteei t , i t a n titi in .the I 2tii - he was thrown. . o Pliiiiii:),:; P 14 1:1)<;(' ! - I ,ti , . pott the lower ropes with Cart . cr ul3il i n ul .10 " .. '' '- ''L 4' ni 1 " . - . Iltri.: (lilt lustily. hi the WO ro!''.--c•,.,;,k0:'4,'At',,,71, Seeillpi inclined to Live in, but lie r a ' i l e f i ij' ll ` l ' l. lltt i, :' ;: 4 I,..elie4i,eti by bra ad c'-, NI, ti i h the `J ilt ' ' o4 '':' •m , ii i i;: -. fought With a sort . of frantic de..l)aiitlif,?o?",,/ -, ‘ ja r: s i l , (it.!,...olltl,:rllies_‘;.es:i:in2s‘sl,ll23,,e,t:nilinee'leiff.t.tia:es:LlSlC.l.lcli'itliy:::::Liibtilet.ll:ll:lll::.ll:l<l.lNlitsl.fill:sl.l:l7:all.,ile),(:::.‘ott',:;'l.:.:i,',:;•;' ( . 1 1', .. , t , titt' i lt ::: " ,,:: . i ,i l e t . 1 1,j ) i l .k iii "11 \ ii : t:,0 . 14 . , " ,, 'k. : t.,& , ti ' a ,,,,,,\0 : v, ti,: j j were - all chanced. 3iolilieti''' ''''' , 'hi. .c ..1 : 1 ;,.4 . hi„ 4 . , I K t C l l . l e :t e e r -e t iy e ' r s i ::::: ( a1; 111 ' t • pod 1 i l'""' 911'11° 'l.4'4' i tvout -i 1 .-.-t t , .- 1, lasted -15 side of t„ . . ' ''''"u ' . ''' ' v. 91 t roan" . lo t 0 1.- i».,thelL The battle, which was fought in 6 ' 111 , he Pt: '• 1:1 1 ;,, Cribb Tile Block has much falle n ' °ff 'i t ric°,l9 ` l °l' " ' .4 - i rlbb ; hi! seemed to want streugt-I.,00,1,05: '..e : t: s tni, and . ditl licit appear to run c l6l ,` is 1) 01)11' .', ' qtt, i his battle has :lost 'him lilac!) oi is, ' f ., 0 0.1,.. , i,:;„ IL, and had he inade no betty figure 1)(';`),.,00r• 1 .., 1"..; 1 , 0 t '- could not have staid a tinurter of 31 ' i i l , 411 1 :( 1 . : .Ntri t , iniCtulb:ll:te'eedsba.Y:ll7robtlittel:elt:gel'r:L}l:,::::l: t11:1,1:j , ,: ~ 4 4,,t 1 44 1 1f oi nv : tti l i i , ter. has acgitiredtfinch science, 4 ‘ i t i t, liii 1 ., ':-... , ' 1 i i . t. ' ir with his left hand, but still iceb le i v -11 0 51vj 'til e)al : t iro " There was -titi violent hitting ;., "-` t er, wisli to break away before deliirtlY. olt '. ' rolt: i . Tile ',attic between Ja y 1 113 ftill'(' Pli . 1 1. p e .' t ,1 4 01 0 ';. ei Plivce to-morrow, within 15 m iles ul ..---"/ ilto MI ,Cltti ______ .• .. 0 kltt i ,toe„, ,i, 4, PIRTI-P. , il hi. 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' l as i 41 , 1 4t c r ' s'„l.4tel.Y., at pnnlo-ri a Z*11,.,T1) (..:11010 ,'"--,ti.,toleo- ', 4 ',.,"'H"leu city 'mi li tia, to It) i5:1.104,'0vY '-'7,,.' , , 5i . .., 4 *'F,, -~,I. fat(. of C I L.: ali s,lz t", it, rho King'iC,ftsuito ' 3 '.,' 'i, ',114 4 " i ' vi 4"v ago,,--t-tt:,,) ',7elder, ofr„::joii4. .! ..:..' p, P;:t, to ';,iti,-.'it•• , - t4u .., ` ‘ . a ..4 Ole 11 ` ; ' I'o .-- .',,:;: 1:.: I"tti, i 4 1.• !, of (ilzli:, i,(' ,' " i i ..; ' ,;, iti-':1;t; 6.iogs C''uuti' ' :' -4 0 . 1, 4 4 , .—. • , '44 :•744 ' 4 4 0 . 1 ~,1 , ni r.D. . ro w. I. ,i i .1.1s Y p 1. .., 4 'll- —,-, 'he iinh lilt at f.i!teritty 4i,c ,„„, Fr, ' :,,i ti ir ett ' -!"."d--,i ::Sri — .li , t.O I a' 11,010,"'' frk,t ' t .., qi... ' ' Strind '.l .' -. '''''•-$ ' 1 . . 010 or •'".,. '''i • , ~ ,t i.on. tiTg::4o.47..ev._it:::,.:*strtight, at the Itoo"-e 0 0 ,14 4 • 0 I , . f I V III 10 if / '-.- tF J 'at i e' n fl ti l t i , ' : ,l l 'l: , :ti .: l: . 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