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• ,r - • • rows aolmooo Ous lefoirght eke diesioke..' it the Crews Sod. Were eon* b Trans' Magnolias Sur ' of g 111 1 44Jrnolla loos I& ag+NSF% urt id, agtrreLdak the ?saga, II his theme to tho Grand arr. Ewan& his amalgams dust the calmidar etltßwry Wilieveve. am the triages. is Leval, alit tarry Nihau mom. He eas sorry titers was 4iNieevits to the knit Vela* t panieu. . _ faal a nature as is the county; temptation to its corn - blackest of human Si th is crime WAS tam that the law penalty. His cottons, almnst c of tan: sending they were too Lire from offering any t in the Calendar ; had received de 'fear:nob. thoaah they offeaces. There was, not immediately duties. he felt himself Lordship (atter to Parliament to suitable accom. that though he to suppose that -al Judge was the ob. 'Missing it as a tribtite of ion of justice. and as de misted with its adrninis - expressed the sen e fall valise at the mons grateful. as in extent, and in importance of the cases by any circuit in the etly. theptay of the considerable. His Lord. 's wallows of the ju. 3 be fah by every by weary candid that it was only by ea of dr eataty, Orme advantages % with everything be eeloplesely se- ii. far errieg are the piecipm mew -- 1110 Coen ..-- , Tiosera abotwiff. aged 40, for willingly burning, Itiel= i b e i s e horsed.. three cern stacks, the pro ' - Tread& Leaky, of Tickhill, io Weebßidelg GiAlsr— Defied. Uwe' ftWeerehaer. (ertillb) bee of Whitby, is lidgetc ' biertbiLidlig, meenew, for hating, on the of /fiday. be IMO da of last past. Y firdaeliad mid hem hitthoona, beeperieh al llenmer , he ebe biding, la the Wizfrom Sooner eo Ifeelteeley. *ad put isbnisady Oen front his person Am leas& and a emeel bey. dares country ems her Gee gime mob, ten other aremeg baba% mese, sane af then; fist cow gniii .as wish. 'and Abe obit for one lemma each, asroltfoor hal amens. and mesa oldnHgt is eilear.--4asike ....Data. Joonp4 !robs lewd $1). and Anna Ifiretgrew !aped VII, both of ;!robed. is the West-Riding, isrers, for havieg brakes *pen the iltri eek t el John Beate% ef WM. led eablag three haw, eel ash aid a half et hum, a flitch of beef. wee pier cheek, ad two nabs, his pre. Oleity•i--Goita-•-Deeed. • • SNINIT Seih and Timer Mod, for breaking into Ms derebeg hams of fide. Terry, eilverentids. of blehineed. sod mpg tbeetatere a quantity of eibieweriesed geode. beim be daring the night. «Aka* ifeleam se do Isnoiliag• ham 0 Me noire of Anoo *lmago and nononit...Dont. Won Pal (i •I 1 „lebtoarer.for felsoiectly killing one wetnerAce', with limit of stealing the eanemef die said romp, at the township of Hewick with Harriet. is the Unity of Ripen, the'property of Francis Leaky. yeeesetu—enraty—Derea. Ow*. Heigh (aged 36). late If Manchester, dyer wed primer, ter paying to John Grose, a forged bill if enshange, perpnroeg te be el th e value of 951. foe. used. b Green, to the amount dic MA II& Ilemenee respited an- Illishohpielen of she Judge. is tam. ligbZOros= (aged Jith of Daley, in the West deal". for carrying • away from and of detamme el Weary Hey. is. pieces of while bar eseetmeloh. abide lest peed each, the per cettY qbeliblell Oseer flev—Geri e:—Beee r Ms emi brolirebersee :Wei alliSgeraigall• Mani aakila (who is a reeptaable Inelbsv at steed darted ebb bees l i e of limy brenitiveN. M ekebtaog of this meaty, ma • therefrom • bill of emikange, of - the valbetra H.. is the misled the kb bey of March bet. Ykr. blaienv. is armies the firilliesties, staled i veer *OK difiganflOW Aft ' /WM-•••• Vier tbieelorge was etude opium the thrieeder.— Uwe enbnown persanknabght.end lag In the house af the llbomoter, o roger penal. which, on hero, ;ri Isis frond se mem% awes to the value 4 but the Lamed 'Coteteel admitted. that tebiliog mild he inbreed trent this circumstance. We than some the report of the trial treat the livi d/me of the Winton's. Wid=llheekwell. die Powwow, stated, that he the perish of 'fbonnoo• and that. or the ed the ilik of Mad, he bad ie a bet, which be beeps bite been (a part ef the dwell's( whore the lambi oriselpelly reside.) a b4l if miner of the des et ild. 14.. which he had received of a alb. ibleethesue.awi which was indomed by him ; Ate Om* feseebeery witee, of the value of about labs is Out he arenteenhere seeing is the Mince vim wane be bed, which was about Wm o'clock iet !let when the Wiwi. came set of his . wee abet day-bank is the morning. be peoesioed. than she window hod teen broken 4fee, wed eke bee takes away. The Wines frond' 61 bin -at albite *MOM Ni. the bass., but it. alesime wen biro bd. 4 A fain& servant et she Fromeetoes was called.' vim any peeved, the theqgh an ties in the: . 3.. a., ... ev; 46 1 / 1 Pe 6 • ..tibilellhaated that a chase et se Obi . should have home ematn;tted =t h et icl ir t h co ar uld baw hear i e r me t e h in e ta t t r rabies% revenge. The mischief of Of to dreadful and extensive a nature razieitid k with ka most severe upraised bit regent. that a 10 the meaty of Yoek, that whole glebe depositions until the beat service. prevented him fret ens on the other charges in I.nellabip admitted, that he ha< Nom frets sun s M ogistrattes. Vail 101110* foe the smaller Wieser bairn et. a w ib i r which, though nt I. . their present duties, ly to notice. His • ar t i e t t i recent application to enmity to make more s Eimia fru the Judges) said. t . Ise the walnut man living i . ev any other individual Jud golf this somutre. yet. view it ing to the administration of jut Aped to honour those entrusted w indite. be felt land in this he also et ilsoooof the . other Judges) the fi gS or and withal was the mg . Irma a bunny. which, ii - . moiety. and itsportai was unequalled by at and wham consequently. , . vans requendywery consider naftwitieg. sass es easel& el de sailery MIN b *. sad aeleadisdsed by fi. .„, sewinag, she Esiaspireass of the Redman is Jedgeo of Amiga. shat th Ivwe Intiihmol7 eassaulted 1 ilestwaide is civil eessech seed be bast - - - - • MAI MS. it Mil Mt latiodry, that bile heard nothing of *a robbery. _ The next Winless was John thomplon, a country shopkeeper, neighbour to the Prisoner, dritawated. that he received a bill of exchange, of the Value of lOL las. abuat the lethal April. from the Pi Sons , and which he, the Ptioloer, indorsed when he paid it to him, after observing that there were names suf ficient on it without his. fhe bill of exchange bring prodeced in Court, the Prosecutor deposed to its being the same bill which was in his boa. previous to the robbery. Being asked by the Coonsl for the Prisoner, whether the money he had in his Louse et the time of the robbery, was not mole than be usually kept by him 1 he said that it was, and that he had attended a fair the preceding day, and had re ceived some money for the sale of cattle. He also stated, that the Prisoner was unknown to him, and he believed did not know where his money was de posited. Mr. John Thompson being again examined,stated, :hat on the 2d of May, the bill of exchange which he had received of the Prisoner, had been refused payment. on account of a letter sent by the Poi.e eutor to that elle& ; and that he (the Witness) re tamed the bill in question to William Baldwin (the Prisoner), of whom lie had tecrived it. The Constable of Thornton was then examined, *lse said, the Prisoner brought him this bill, then in Court, and desired him to take it to Henry Bre.ilt. well (the Prosecutor), to ascertain whether it was the bill stolen from him. This closed the evidence on the part of the prose anion. All the preceding Witnessey who were aconeint ed with the Prisoner. spoke le the highest terms of his honesty, and uncomustmly n•ild and inoffensive temper A gentleman of the .same of Hartley was also called on the part of the Prisoner, who stated, that he had known him Abirty years, and was se well convinced of his honesty, that he c4)old, with out any have entrusted him with any property. &Mend of the Witnesses intimated, that Baldwin's wife possessed the supreme jurisdiction is the management oferairs. • The Prisoner, in his defeaes merely stated,. that he had „found the bill in question wrappai up io brown paper, near his fold-gate. TheLrarnedludge. after recapitulating the ',i deas*, and dwelling strongly on the circumstance of the Prisoner's sending the bill to the Pmeecutor, as iodic/Ail' , of his innocence. observed. that in all eats of doubt. eeidenee'of chartaler ought to have very gnu weight. and, is this reepeS, that of the . Prisoner stoodllgh. The Jury. after inuring a short time. Cowed the Prisooesse-fier Gitittp. 114rAL INTL' LLIGINCX. rostvesiovu, July VI. The Arm battalion of the 87th regiment, Colonel Sir-Edward Seder. 906 strong ; the Inc battalion of the 411th regiment, d 96 strong ; three companies of the 91116 meinftest (rillemet”. and Captain Dick. son'e if Arany. lam embarked during the km - The Raietasee fetters Captain Adm, is ordered in take the transports, which have them treats on board,• to Plyteaudt, to join Admi ral Stlrhae, laid tie Braialar. of ?4 gem. Float. captain ; aid the Tketeva, of 74 yrtme, Captain Hope, to oin Sir John Duckworth, at Plymouth ; the Diana frigate. Captain Mating. for Cork ; and the reeeviese bomb, Captain Lillierap, wish, a convoy fee The Downs. Yesterday the Resilience frigate, Captain Adam. went oat of Harbour. Th, Copreie, of 74 guns, Captain Cockburn ; and the Conger, of 74 runs. Captain Helices, attach remain at St. H •len's, we undestaad to be kept to convoy the troops to Sicily, which are em barking at Margate. The Nemeth frigate, Captain Somerville; and the Ceoitte, Captain Bowen, are appointed convoy to Newfoundland. The Hon. Commissioner Crey. is appointed Commissiimer of this Dock-yard ; • Captain W. Brown, from Malta, is appointed Commissioner at Sheerness ; and Captain W. C. I..nhh, is appointed Ono of the Commissioners of the Navy, and to the Dock-yard at Matta. Captain W. A. Ot way. is appointed to the Glom, ; Captain S Warren. to the Sampson ; C.ptain Griffiths, to the Topose ; and Captain Burrows. to the Censtarer. Sailed the Preterit gnisbrig, with a convoy for Cark.—Wind S. E. PLYWOOTM. Jute 26. Yesterday arrived His Majesty's ship Scare Mop germs, free. the West Indies. with an accosts of Jerome Soitaparte's being blocked up at Mar thsique, by Admiral Coehrane's squadron, of four sail of the line. Taft of the enemy's sqaerlron had got in. and reniainden e at a distance, had made sail, when Admiral Cochrane made signal for cutting ' them off ; but, uefortunately, a land breeze sprat" up, and defeated their intentions. The enemy cos sista of five or six sail of the line; and. it is reported, several frigates are cruising en that coast, se that we may hope to fall in with some of them very men ; as Admiral Sir Richard Streams was daily repeats ed. Arrived, M the 1.04, - Ifarremite, Sir Zdirerd Berry, who set of last night. impress for Loaders. with the intelligence. In my last. a mistake act-tiered, instead of the Duperete, it was His Majesty's ship Spanizia ar rived with the Ez , eliewl. from Admiral Harvey's - squadron, off Vigo. She was relieved by the lave trims, of 74 guns. His Majesty's ship Reyel George, is refitted, and went into Cawsand Bay this morning. His Majesty's ship SCOW: was paid to-day, and will proceed for the Cape en the arrival of Admiral Stirling. Came in a French brig, in ballast. p ise to the Rapid gun-brig ; and the .7•4•eas Malley. from Oporto for Hasbro, detained by the Lied, Pri - ViltSCr. DALAI, JAILY n. Bailed His Majewf's ships Trait., for Y armouth; &wish fee Pertseaouth t lied the Ceraistaar, on a truise : also the ship lwadka.Pader. I•I'Dougall. for Philadelphia. Arrived the Yramoias bomb. from Prortanauth, with a convoy, which remain in the Downs with the rut of the ships ai pet last, mud the Moir .1 SW. —.wee hi the Core of Good civic—Wind /AUL . via Satuget meow. • a • tea St i . .. . . 4 ••MU. . - • - iNTELLIGEXCE. EIRMIHITON RACES MONDAY. JULY t i e. The Egrement Stakes of genes each, h. it. odes fait. 6Viee est. 31b warranted never to here been sweat,il nr tri,el bob": the 111 of P 4 uga. , , nos ; the last mile au.t half. His Royal Mettle. the PIIIICO of Wales's b... by G 011•11114, nut of Colibrj• Ili. Rnyallimes the Prince of Wales's limns?, sister to C. I. Mr. M •I:ith's Luck'.-all, by Stamford, ont of Marehi.aliess. P•dey*.r Zichasieli colt, Mr. R .elde IA G. II Car eildrsies c. by Waxy, dam by Sir Purer, botte.t of LA Fitzwiltam 'nem! Geo.ll.lloei Rir`tarrl, by his tonl.hip, out of Nell,. lA. Ferment's b. c. Trafalgar, by Goliannth, out of Hum. hues dam Mr. e.I. by Sir Peter. out of Gnat. Handicap Plate of )13', for 4, !r, 6 err °A, and spa hornet:" !teats, the nem Collites Lord Oackvilles Enchanter. ett. 516. Lord Ecremsm'a Slipper,.llst fits [lmre! Itichne4 the Prince of Wales's Itaroucko,4 yrs, Slit Mr !f 'worth's Platitagen 4, 4 yr% Old. Mr Gvldard's Newmarket, 4 yo, 7.t )15. Mr. Ladbrokes Dudley, 4 yteOld,fi.t. i ails. WINCIIESTER. SATUVDAY, JULY 9.5. Oar Races etsaim.need mt Toeular, whim 1.nr , 1 c Pr.,,:serra, walked ever Cie Course tor the ktii4's Plate a 100 goinnas. lstolnrsflav four horses started for the City Plate of bal. who'll real won by Sir 11. Lloninentes „s , h. Slro . Mr. Douglas's b. h. Ducat Mr. Tate'* cb. b. Lisinaltace . . " Charles" . I t . t 4 . 3 3 . . 4-mile Lord cinorragw's be. c. IC night-Errarti, by Sir Peter Tussle, 1 years old. ist. 714 . . . 1 1 Mr. Nrchwreak. e. Smug, br Musk, 3 years old, Est. 41s• . . . . 1 11 Mr. lull'. b.. f. Widget, 4 yam old, let. 71b. . 3 3 Mr. Sousderee b. e. lii Ventrite. 4 years. 7st. 7tb. . 4 4 WIDHSSDAT, AMY 23. Sweepstakes Sr 1000. each, with al added, he threryear elk acid upwards. S ,111111 beets. ($ Sebsestbere ) Mr. Smith's be. m. Hobe, by Overton 3 years reLl, list. fib. came op te the chair, awl received the stakes without walk- log ream. Fifty Pounds fur all ages. 4-mile hems. Mr Rookies b. c. Royal Oak, 4 years old, 7st. 101 b. Mr. Rgietriablo. c. Plaessegoe ' • yeah old, let. WM. Not elleensd to wart, batneradrod age. each, and their entrance.strormy yrsed. Sweepstakes of sect, with 201 added. ?Sr peeks that ne started. Bs. Tere•mile helm Mr. Ilescee's b. f. Miss Briscoe, bi•allarek . 1 ft 1 Maine Potroun's b. t. by True-Blue . . 2 1 1 MF. Johnsen's gr. h. Ludo Juke . . 4 2 8 Mr. Beckley's b. h. Rubin flood . . d dis. TlBUater•t, ana• 24 Sweepstakes of 10p. each, with 10p. added, for all ages. fuse-mrles (7 Subscrilears.) Mr. W. Renwick's bey mare, Min Calkere by Dm Qtrinose • I years obi s Ist it,. . $ Lord Grey De Wikoe's b. c. Beeeplaalee„ 4 years *M. 70. 111 b. . . . . S 4 and 5 to 1 ea isseepholoo. The Maidens Piste of 30 b far sites-rev sae awl spew& Thresenile Mel& 0 Mr. HaY* ll kA row 2117, by Adealsol b lgoars old, Mt, lilt . • . 1 $ 4 1 Mr Sauedar.'s bey CON by Venter., 4-years old, let. Db. • . . 6 4 1 1 Mr r atiovn's hey 811 y, by Metore, Dyson • old, 3 t 111 b. . . . 1111011 Mr. Ler 'they's bey 611 y, Printer Royal. 11 years *4, So 111 b. . . . 4 n I Ms. Mr. Michele% Smell, 6 years fed, he Mb. 2 0 4 dr. leleraT, JULY 23. Sereepatakes sJ Ins, earth, win lOp. added. for rbrlelgen e4cores sari Mlbes. Throe mile". (7 Subseribeit ) Lard lasaford't ch. c Shirtno, y Sesurg bettegh. 3 yens nor, est. 101 b . walked ever. I' ve INlUlblill for silage'. Fniar.reile heats. Mr W. Fenwseki w g. &weds, by Pegasus. I years .d. else. 44.1 I Mr. Asiley's eels, Newtob, 3 years *l4, Gm. (belted re nwestog) . I die 4 sod S to 1 en Eunuch. YOTNES MEE I PO.; —SAY( MILDNISDAY, JULY 16. Sweepwakes d hr. each, for all ages. 2 sae bean (10 341sseriloers Captain Z. Ward% man geidtog Irerevi.les, by, Young Perepkin. aged, 13st. .1 1 Copilot Illsest% b. Is. Phenix. by Sir Peter Teazle, lot 31b. • .S el, Mr. T. 11(empunCs eh. 5. Volume. r, 11st. . 3 Jr S std s ta 4 ea rfiells4 who brake dews wiles wine.eg in a csater,obwat MOO yards etta Ilene Casein Plarvere bay were lest brat Mr Mareses Ilikkods 13 m. lows Mks ISst. tear by the owarro • gned nee. and waft by a lesion. Mr. T. Kempen% eh. g. Yelanwor, beat Mr Abel's bay twareoM- rilasswendas.Ll/1' The rows LW* mooned*. we" ran net el Ilse eaten. Can Illaars sr wt Mrs Countryman. Ickt 6111. bow Mr. Whites b. g I•Seroy, 10es ills wee miles, 55g... Weitalpe esseasco•y, JULY 17. /Wry Pena& for all ages. Pouron le belts. Lora P. lentunt's b. b. Optician, by Teleressier, a se ra nbt. aw or. • . 1 1 Mr. w h. Avnivert, s yea el& Ft 31b. . 3 Captain Welr's els. b. Weeele.4, • wt. nel. Set 914 . I Two Won on the fiord, sad Ire 1 Wooden brat Avneesert The fire beat was ass by a leagtl, aost the seeerni by abet ball a neck. Wooden wee beat st• et seven lengths. Mr Maweell bay gnaws. 94 aIM . Ars' Ceylon" Harvey% bay is.., 100. sib. ewe ov.re. inn. Won eery. A few evenings ago, the folliwing d;sgraceful 04ltfice was put on pradice: Mr. C. a respeilable idlest of the metropolis, who had been shiest her so fear hours web a conviv i al party. was. 19 MN% seised by a gear relative, who. with 1111111)od1llOnoe of a person accustom, I to attend es 41Millerponsone • forced him into a strattimicm. The lOrrwas then placed over him, as with a penes ided insanity. 01 the fcllowityr day. Mr. C. presented the tellaw with a draft on his banker for 3%. with a awe to obtain his hberation. bet he did not succeed till sores respetiable friends had doscari vexed his situation. and uoterfered on hos behalf. Ti.io subset, it 11114iJ, r to sadist* kgod icleary. - • 7118 141411KETS. CORN EXCHANOF., Jett ?S. 1 4 14 Imposts of Meat to v day. make l.aga tope * , and fill. ram:lles are at tk- tedueti,at of abvut Vt. 1 , qnartar, and it. and St. on Ilia of Infeto,r quality l , ft.clev -very short to .plies, and t 4. dearer; very fee W,, i 4 1.e,...m.1 at fall N per quarter atitaltCti; Graf at 1 4 044 ; ih ow „(6,41, kind ,re railer lower; Oars aro in mod !Ale suaplvev, AM this trade i. at reeler lest rice; tales of Flood ado lamely at I. pietent eilrbetty. OAR c . 161 1. PRiCIP. OF (TRAIN. vt'heat........ tfaa. SJ.. Aeon. 43. 45. I , ,ne 0I• lid. T.ck Wolin 36. 40. I). CS• 495. NI Ott* 141 el , 21k. Seel Sta. 4(h 3li St t x t 4~ Wile Nat.... 6 5, 70s. 01. Fier Flour 71, (trey 7.44. Qs 475. 04. teen di RETURN or vroirAr IV MALIC L 114 e, 10/1/6u! NS if lino the 14th of July in tli• i9tli 1 J airesaliq to ilia new Ad. a. 4. a. 411 Quarters at 94 44 -•-•-•••• at 79 199 ..---.. at 91 333 at VI 36 --- at 91 6 150 •—• at 77 at 4 at 91 145 u--• at '6 in! -- at ge 115 —.net. at 75 66 ---. at h 9 151 se /I 3'4 at IS 960 -....-Nooga. ----at 11.7 an —lois a* TO 784 -- at 86 33 —.woo.* cs la —........ at 83 * at 6. aaa at 64 116 at 67 18 at LS el at 'I 3SI at 1118 as yy* 36 at St %II f 4 948 at 80 910 And SW Quartos at Lk, k Total, 6,138 Quarted.--.Avetage Fre. 41,14. Si. 04. 'meet than Last Region. 4 41 pre ,ktst • MICE OF 110 Pb. • AN. maims. Kona 31 Is to 61 111 Kau .61 NI ea ?I Saeout.... .31 r to 61 Os Sums 61 G. a 61 Esau 61 10 61 Si famines— 71 dm..4 is cal Old Duty-153.00u1 nucsii OF HAT AND ►TKAW. MILO AT. sr. .1111'1 wanac•ana. Hay.... 31 Os a 41 139 01 Hay Si 10. a 31 • flitrew..ll 161 a 111 1. 04 Now 01 Os a 01 • Chow 41 10. a Si Ise Ft/4w .11 145 a 01 be NEWGAI'E AND LEADENHALL MAKIETS. By the Carom. Beef 3e 6.1 44 et 4d I Veal. at 44 te F 04 Mutten 3. Ild to 4. id PiMig .......4a ed b 4. Ile Lamb. ...... ..4e. 44. to 311. 4d SMITHFIELD. Mesmer, Jett' 21. Tu that tles Oftl...spee Stan ot AWL Reef 4a 44 to 54 14d I Vesl .. 48 04 to 58 44 i1e5tem.....48 44 se Is Od Peek .. 44 id se Ss 41 Lamb. IF Od. se fie, yd. 1111•10 earfix TWO MK., amilegabeet k t_ ooll....B4Beep wad LOW nen OF MILOS!. lk..laemet's Market $s 101 Tam, /1•186.. 651 ad MP ed Clare Market Whaterkafel Market. la .1 ego tllke ••••• 04 Mk 61 ladies Stet. OsN Ise 411 Per same of Hs ai Dias meet —s Average Priee...ka Cleans . • . Ha TOWS Talker —4lllk Geed Drage _... • ... Us yai e w s o ap, -.4 a dia...dloddid.l l / 8 0•14. Ph. Can4ln. pet keno. 1 ta.....klovkle, RAW IMES. Om tioidata sod bun, pot soda; IL ...11. to oa. 111. 141411inga. ea. ft. 111 ill• IN. 0161110 T .. tea. W. to N. 114. Hem lac Wm& Su Hem .... A.a • • lb. -4. le Va. •••4 mt. sae ... Si. N. is is. J!. Lark Skim /RICE OF LZATHER. 1004 JO to 3 , 11 k. sorb Ditto, 00 to 1116.4000. fel so Ha Merchant. Nods sl4 to SI &loins litiko.. lel S. 1 line Coach H1M..._.., 110 d to II Crop Hides tot maims i t so Plat Ordinary Calf Skirt, ► 3O to 401Ik par Dorn to 4 Deno. 30 to 701 Ia 341 to otdr Date, 70 to *lt .344 to 371 i l antral kids &Grasadaryig) 391 to 414 0 Large ditto 110110 to Ins re doom Oat Sklipa -..6 N •.• Taloned Melo Niilos We to 34 pet Itiiita COAL-MARICET, Jut, 15. • Ships at Market. S.Y. Prie*. IS .. %maids 4 ..fitmderlaitl • . lb 44 • 4•4 0/ 1 ..CanoW Ca& • .. 6 41 a ••••• 01 PRICE n? STrK3C3 'LEITRIM/IE. 3 pot Cent Resusei 61st r 3 pas Caw Cesele • per Cent.• I I II Fes Cent. Xs. .... Usti Anewidss - t Unread 3 p•• OM. • 6ll IseparislAmalin el 7.is Ousigamo .4* II fit IRAs Made h. Ts 44. Eiress.per Bills - 0111110411 be 6* l T IllsH, Steck.% Xs 4. Ctieiliill. in 4 9. IRISH %rums. h. s.T tt. UMW Gay Debentum Si pet Got. now. Debnowes, 3 pi. Cent °wt. Week Ipa COM. • It.ra: Canal Lown.ll yew cent. .4 . .. ems,. J• BIRTHS. At Inoerrissi, lksetarril, tkis 17th current. die Left of Ales• seder bletenosil. Ito of Gteogovy, Ina .Wy &Dowd of • ••• and hest. On Meads. innrning ofart*ltt, at their Not at $l. beibee. AM, Pirolookerhare, the Lady of C. A. MINK Sq. of • &tighter. bIAORIAOL. On the tot% Instant. at fla. robot% Cherub, by tbe Ras. and file the Doin of Cork. W. Care, L.Raq wf 0.• Royal flatry. to Mir Reel*, Theisaa Leas, of alto. tows. 7.4. DE Attie. At Iloloto. Comosall., a kw dole Art his 'Meal boo tits Fait WMti agues threares. At Lomohnir. woe Peon. am Weds,. the I 1 at instiot. MI Wallas Memos. lasaboilor. Oa the tier of Msg. sa beastifis hlsjseltrs PAIN. 111 . 11 ... I 411111. Conharees. ea Morn e 1 sem. , ..rd •n.= yew. Charles Forbes. mew soli et Pe Mina V oink "‘ WOO/ ebbesionsa. of Os own& he seeviond in the cwt... a 441116110114 it Too Le.ihe Oireir if Ibe bib of JON. in 4114 , 1 Spam* whom, HIGH Watl. 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