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_ LAW INTELLIGBNCE. COURT JF GUILDHALL, JULd Silliatf at Nisi Prix', 61,re Lord Chief Justice ELLZWBOROVGH, dada Special Jar,. • ANDRaW, and 01111 RS V. 141.112RAV. This was an :talon of trover, brought to recover the possession or value of the ship Mercurius. • The L,.atned Counsel, for the Plaintiffs, having stated the nature of the &aims, observed, that it was brhaght to racf-ver the ship Mrceurius, which had been sold under a condemnation, at the island of Tobago. and it was one of the most impudent con demnations that was ever thought or heard of ; and if such praflices were to be sultrier!, without the intarteserlie of a Court of Justice, no ship-owners Were sate in their property, so long as their Cap tali% "or Masters bad power over them. The ship in .question, previous to her voyage to the West Indies, seceived-the best possible repair, in which no lest it sum than 1,4001. was expended. She took out a gond cargo, *and performed her voyage well, whbadt any unusual stress of weather. When she arrived at- the island of 'Tobago, the then Captain (Robinson), with a person of the name of Batsman, procured a warrant to survey the ship. She was' condemned, and sold by author), to Mr. Glover, of that Island, .for .whom,-the present Defendant was agent. lt was the intention of Robinson and his friend to have pnrciraCcd the ship for themselves, but the sale being better than they expefted, and not being able to raise more than 5001. she was sold for 4091. The circumstances of the survey and con demoltion wete these :—The warrant being pro cared, the Captain, with two other persons, repaired torte ship; they took a boat, went to the side of the ship,and where some of the sheathing was rotten; took • - sheet of white paper, and e Commissioners, the ve;'el carpenter, at the time, re reyors, and wished them it examination of her ; , him. Immediately after, , some repairs, which could , Henry, formerly Chief of the crew, engaged to J Grenada, where all the tse-"1 executed for &Al. 1 whleh,Sf not have cost more than from thence with a lull in-the port of London, upOn the voyage; and herself i wod..eondition. tags wise nearly proved, as stated, by Copt. kieary, who came the voyage home with the s'ip is qemiton. He further stated, that the ship was prie is a fit condition to take in a cargo of su pra, when ;he arrived at Tobago; at the same Moo she sr* by Do means in, that state to warrant ~coP4oolllltWalb . The register tieing produced, : Alr.Tisaistr. far that Defendant. objeftell to this.es sot In sufficient evidence of the property being the Pleintaa', a mto give them the sight of +then. The ship velure foreign-built vessel, taken and con dainncal as lawful prim, by the Admiralty Court sad. gluier the 24th section of Lord Liverpool's hint Adt, it was necessary to have the certificate of eke Judge of she Court of Admiralty, of such con demolition, Woe* soy registry could be valid. lie, therefore. sebmittads that such certificate should be given in evidence. Lord Et. essoosooose was of opinions that it was Oahe sufficient, that it appeared is the body of the registry, that such certificate did antecedently mist. It wee the tatty of the proper officer to have all these necessary documents before him. in ogler Ws' methods, hint to grant the registry, and the Ginn would presume that *tiled been so done, left. Pear,' then observed, in opening the De fence for his Chest, that should the Jury find a ern die egotist him, it would be a very great hard. ship on an ianomet men. If there had been any fraud ;as be must take it for granted, on the evi dence, that there woo). it lay with the former Capt. (Robinson). and his friend—and on them alone the evil "mad rightly be visited. His Client was the harmless and honourable purchaser, at a fair sale by wales, under a condemnation by a Court of oesapmna jurisdiaion. Ei.lansoacsuou °barrette that be did not dad it laid down in any Ltw, that the Captain had eery. astbority.wharever to al or dispose of a ship, tempt in cases of the most urgent necessity. There void 110 110 security in a commercial country like shied MI ilsipatrweirrs. if the Captains of vessels were N sews* they had a right to mil the ship on every STrthey might think proper to make. The w t :lstd, therefore. say. whether. in their sound d.iciction there was any pretence whatever (or th e curelemn:tion and vale in goestion 1 l'be Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiffs ; the &stages to be *scotched by arbitration. • - reces•---_ Yesterday. the Lord Chief Justice Mansrittn sat at Nose Pr.*, is the Court of Common Pleas, OeildhelL Two Special Jury camas, appointed for eirs day, weld tried s sad his Lordship then pen imaged with the Common Josy his, bet nothing of . kupwiname wainrred. flat Cardigaa Militia have marched from Dae woo§ to Chatham. Tb. Fsfitebira nod Rinfrew Militias, now at Dover. eat- in siait=den of orders to inommt IhMairrigh tanbark for Scotland. Tbellhwt s gtaz Militia has wiecarded the Mar ana ndi ant Militias. at Steyning. in Sasses. later jbon Soodiampton. dated July 11. says Os inaday morning last, soon after ono o'clock, ibis muse was alarmed br a most neWpaeloui ire breaker/ cot in the Meek monefactory of Mars. Ta•swa sad Co. near West Quay. obi& burnt wadi trot kir, till seem foe,. when the was awn* twasamail, gather with a sin= Mocks toady far PotwatowX and about 3u tens of Ogees vita for Medal • fillti ntia llas ar 11 k ,4•10. ft was me& danutitd. Pro . was eakk, sad dm tilt being up 'faded an ample gisswity of armor for tinfoil& engines, vibes wise diem is Vl* doubt bit away of the missile% holism 1111111114 bare boon blunt Jews. Greet prams. and the Worlds dw Wok mem to clumfb the Odicees mad poi. dins of that ilaginiont of raw. who were os a v erir std trandreed inadi eedietassce in i iii c a 7:iag otsd wwwiling tbr verity at i,setvi- they' tra a little bit in a she, ots presenting ibis to the Col w . aa condemned. The carpe motistrated" with these sane: to' *eke more particular big Capt. ltolsinsoo silenced hi the skip being in want of sco rtt be done at Tobago, Capt. Kai of hei, and 1 of 'skillet, in ballast, to Grer cesituy repairi were execute, done .M England, would oc ' 1301. she *Eta:wards. sailed F:sys gnarl, Ind arrived i any accident upon tl ssn-iu good condition. fadts woe neatly -- .ORNHTOIf, Jut? 14. Our.town is filing rap - and the hiLzher circles are impatiently waiting the arrival of the Prince, who is eLpefled at the 'Pavilion, by the 24th at farthest. The evening promenades, if not crowded. are already distinguished for beauty, elegance, and fashion. Pollard's Royal Marine Subscription Btook, filled very fast during the lorbreek, and displays a large list of Fash;onables. aping whom we have seleaed the following:— Earl and Counts..., of Rename, Lord, Lady, and the Misses Huntingheld, Sir O'waM arid Lady Mosley, Laps. Aford, Mr. and Mrs. Ather Goldamid, Mr. It. Harceurt, M's. C. liar corn. Mrs. /Wheat, Mrs. Metcalfe, Mr. Thornton' Mr. C lar ke , Mr. Dempsey. Mr. Bell, Mrs Wa r ner , Mr. R. E. Sims, Mr. T. Carr, Mr. Temkin', Mr..). Brant, Mrs S..tunes, Mr. Greenhill, Mr. R. and Mrs. Hamelin, Mr. Hawkins, Miss E. Warpgle Alm Weed, Mr. P. B. jenef Mr. Wetheritl, Mrs. 11,6ake, Colonel Wiseman, Mr. Mania, Mr. Locke, Colonel Howley, Ms' Pratt ' Mr. Tcasdale, Mr. Crump, Mann Cox, Mrs. Uneaten, Mrs. Trees, Mn. Nuts, Mr. ardS Mrs. Higgins, Mr. H. Knight. &e. lice. Lord Thurloe, arrived on Saturday last. Since the Secretary of War's circular letter to Officers commanding Volunteers, receiving pay, not to assemble for exercise, until the regulations now passing into a law, were made known to them, the Prince of Wales's Royal Brighton Vo lunteer Artillery, commanded by Lieutenant-Colo nel Moore, have. to their credit, assembled them selves, and exercised the guns on the West Battery, every Sunday, in as great numbers as when they were paid. On Thursday evening, the following affair cre ated a deal of amusement for a great number of speflators :—As a gentleman and his lady, who had been taking a walk on the Downs, were re turning home, down North•street, the lady, being a little before, was accosted by a Spa, in a stile rather more familiar than either she or her'husband seemed to approve of, far, fin a complaint being made by the lady. the gentleman stepped forward, and very dexterouly gave the young intruder a smart kick upon the seat if bonear ; and this he con tinued to repeat, at proper intervals, nearly half the length of the street ! On yesterday se'nnight, about nine o'clock in the evening, a young woman, daughter of Mr. Marshall, of Siddlesham, was met an her return from her lather's house to Chichester, where she resided, in a corn-field, within ahnut a mile of the city, by a soldier belonging to a regiment of Dragoons, who attempted to take improper liber ties with her; but the girl resisting, he-thanged his mode cf attack, drew a knife, and swore he would murder her, unless she gave him all the money she had about her ; the young woman, greatly alarmed, offered him a seven-shillings piece, and some half pence, but this not r'.i.sfying the assailant, she raised a cr)., which brought several persons io her assistance. by,whorn the villain was taken, and by a Magistrate aftetwarels committed to the House of Corretlion, at Petworth, to take his oriel for the assault. LEWIS. JULY 14. - --.....---.. On Tuesday and Thursday last, the First, or East Devon Militia, ionsenamled by Col. Bastard, marched in two divisions, from our barracks, on their route to East-Bourne. On Thursday and Frisky last, the Royal Che shire Militia, commanded by Colonel Parker, marched into our barracks from East-Bourne. The barracks not being taliciently large far the accommodation of the whole regiment, two COM. patsies of the second division were billeted upon the town. On Thursday the heat of the weather proved so oppressive, that it was with the greatest &IS cult_y many of the men could support themselves under the fatigues of the march. (In their arrival bare, several dropped down, totally exhausted ; and noe poor fellow, who, to allay the excess of thirst. shank too freely of cold water, died almost imme diately. o:hers who, contrary to she advise of, their oScers, had indulged in the same way. were threatened with a similar fate, but timely intuition being paid to them, they were happily recovered. Last Thursday, a good game of cricket was in part *played. in Hnundean Bottom, between this town and Uckfield. but the match proving too long for the day, it was cancelled, without advantage on either side. On Saturday sennight, as Mr. Farmer, bailiff to Lady Webster. of Battle Abbey. was returning to Battle from Pevensey fair, be agreed. for a trifling wager, to ride a nee along the road with a neigh bour. ia the misuse of which Mr. Farmer was thrown from his hone. Into a ditch by the read side, and was so terribly hurt, that he larigui•hed till Monday Inorning, when he died without having uttered a syllable. Last Tuesday, as two ponies were running a mile-race, on our Course, one of them, belonging se Ms. Flaws bomber, havieg valued the ewes dancy of his rider. ran against a chain that it was not thought necessary to take down, near the dia -1 Lance post, .std threw the lad with such violence, i that he remained senseless on the ground ; but, on ibeing let Wood, he revived, &odic new perießly i am-mined. The piney escaped unhurt. GLOUCESTER. JVLT 14. Early on Friday memos, we geminated one of the most serest...torn; thunder end Fighswing. ac companied with pima raie. that we recoiled ever to have witnessed. It began between twelve and one. and continued till about two o'clock its the morn ing. The lightning was resnarksbly vivid, the dashes following each tuba la owseneatary woes s;nts ; and the thunder was awfolly wens minus. We have not heard of en damage being done by the tempest in this assighbostrisousl ; but its initiating was newel s :lt h Inbar plates. A valuable horse. helots to Mr. W. bloom. „I/824.g in a field sear oresimer. was street dead by th: lightning. and so adjoining tie wee iisiveved into splitters : a cow was WWI. as • add in Wm- Nor ,ugts. Wilts ; five Noises were knorbsdl damn by the e*.vatic said. in a field MST Tetsweids. Odor& &ire. and two of them tidied ; and a berm paving neat Shotoree-hill. sod another viceinng as a swum at Cowley. I. the Wide enemy. ewe else WWI. The stem seems tie Neve traedied in an easterly dirraion hem Nome I its Wham was iek in Climb/sire sew Isaws laser thee its vielesme het ti o and from It o'clock ea the Imo tooneissi. NAVAL INTRLLIGENCE. PORTSMOVTII, JULY 14. Arrived the Steak's store-ship, with Admiral Knight on boas d, from Gibraltar ; she is under q rantine at the Mothvrbank, with the Dona ir;gate, and Favourite schooner.. Also arrived the Cerise% sloop of war, from Lisbon. Yesterday evening, the Capittio. of 71. guns, Capt. Cockburn, in going down to St. I lelen's, by getting out of Ler proper track, run a--lyne on the shoal of the Buoy of the Horse, to the a'ronishment of every persdn who saw her. A great deal of exertion has beets made to get her off ; she is not Walked out of shoal water yet ; she will be taken into dock, to be examined. The wind was so fair, that she would have gone to St. Helen's alone, after her top-sail was set. Dxsts,,,ersv 14. Arrived the Erert gun-brig, from a cruise. and the AWN sloop of war from the westward; with the Russian ship Neva, Captain Lisianskey, from a three years voyage on .discoveries, bound to Elsi nore; and remain in the Downs with His-Majesty's ships of war, as per last, and several outward-bound vessels. DUBLIN, JULY it Early yesterday evening several claps of thunder, apparently not very distant, were experienced in this city. The usual concomitant, rain, followed ; but net, we apprehend, in such quantity as suffi• ciently to answer the demand of the earth, become parched by a long absence of any considerable de- gree of moisture. Mr. Cooke was at the Theatre, on 'Flints:lay evening, and appeared in ?scalene health and spirits He is to perform Ric Aced the Taint on Monday evening. Mrs. Mountain's entertainment was well attended, at the Little Theatre, on Thursday evening. She I recited with much spirit, and sang ershintingly. The applause which this public favourite rcceivtal was equal to her talents—it was unbounded. She was greeted upon her tntre with three distils° rounds at applause. R. G Hill, Esq. who left this country alsout a month since, to attend as a witness in the House of Lords, on the basineu of Mr. Justice Fox, was seized, on his return home. at Gwyndy, near Holt head. with a bilious fever, which carried him off a few days. Yesterday evening, about five o'clock in the after noon, a won unnatural murder was discovered by MicLiel Clark, Esq. one of the Magistrates for the County of Dublin, to have been committed on the bodies of two children, in Bull-alley, Bride•s:rect; whereupon he immediately sent information to Al derman Stamer, one of the Coroners of the City of. Dublin, who instantly attended and held an in quest, when the Jury, after a minute investigation, found that the children, Richard and Anae Rogers, came by their deaths in consequence et their throats having been cat across by a razor, infUted by their mother, Margaret Rogers, whilst in a state of in sanity, at which time, she had cut her own throat desperately, but not so much as to prevent her having a long conversation with the Jury —Her wounds were dressed by • Surgeon, and she was sent, In Alderman Stainer, under • guard, to the Hospital of the House of industry. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ThomasSterrenond John Barclay, of Nantwich, Cheshire, linen drapers. Match TY, 11104. ' Walt's, Johnson sod John fidsofield, of HotHen6e4l, Yorkshire, liquourotrchonts. pity. 1, 11106. tYrlhuo Marnsaduke sedlnn and Edward *own, St. James Walt, Clettensiell, brevets. ,July S, 1606, Weiiiam Hancock", Thomas ISotton, Joshua Nichosas, Geary Babb, William Rpm: and Rich 'd Shinton, at Ma ims Wommterabire..Msditr the 6162 of the Sentrport ware comnany. March h, 1804. lotivaldtame and 110 , Visi Chett/e, of Nottingham, grocers, smut My and weed factors. March 11, 1806. Thomas Jeffrey and Joseph Watson. of Walnut-street, warelsoorensen. July 10, 1106. William Surelcolabe, Seaeael rote. and W. G User eel, Laneashise, bt•gers. Jona 14, 1106. Thomas Lirrard Balm aid Marahain Sassari:, of New Sa nta% Wiltshire, alsatiers. irb.4 , 1806. ZANIRIPTCY UGARGED William Mogen, de ermootrat. Letta.d.ene. In the away of Midehnex, umemaga, toms July Id, as holy 26, al oto. at Gleildludi, Lnooloa. Witham Yates of 114.niforda, to tin stoniestChanee, bitalher aad Onset, dm*, and disiossa, ormofeeMam, Moist d, 1. m hos sad 16,, im at the bodes d ahribi maw Paamon, the fansices...tmArsta lardiaras el Me smog d Laoreme. Amnon's, 14.1aek•oa, Hamadan, Tenenla, L.stidat ; and Mr 1,484, Sleri,i.rt, in tat said man ef Cimeeer. haus Wipe. of Liecifinni. In the manta doeMindisuelism. a aentndrt. Arnpasl 11, Is, owl N, so% se lleitiees sad Claw Mum is Lsenr;saol. Amoroms, My. T. asariwa, Se idalesCommen. Peed,. Los. ▪ sod Memo. Ilasear4l ail Mophonme„ Draty.lasse, lompsal Joie* Ste,shene and into, Carter of Lead .net, Chaim ode, in ter ear Loodese, 05;.4...em05im,, deems 8.4 Chews, es esermder, July 11", "9, and A 41,66144 24, 41 On*, a: eirddhatl, Lnadna. Ashroms, Mown V. Maim and &km. few 6, T aegmereematesue rAwsed Wade/moo, Of Ilimaiegliain in die enrol, ni %Took", eamd.kilt sad belsommoliai , denier sad .1661 0 ' sum. es ..resew, Assist 11„ st 4 on, ads sod ON se oleos% eat LiteleasinAido Jos, ia Pemba**. is ate ceemy Sitaliaril. Awl r wry Maass. Tamer not Kite. Wasonik tear% enay's.lasa„ Looks 6 16441 1.44. inks floeles, r Mat. m 6, in the emote Rohm' temtono. of Moser. b. the mewl' of Tail, aid lobe* Dewar*, of Plagyi•Oni.s. Is Wenimmag6, es tee mom Of Tent. .tomes_., desire sod simonise. es eat r mar, Argue 7. 11, std Kos ream, et the Whit6.llem Is Ilemedoe 'hymnal. Aelsesem, Mr /As Wilma. No IS, Ofseiflommee, Hamm elyedss ; an.. Mr (Merge 1.., of Sarailry. .as.. of ram-tees. geoneeetsleyio las moot, al Cray rasa , roar as/ cigar.. Is fismather. Jr, :2. tad Sorer SS. al swift at Gealaill. Loodato. Mmes. WeilemoOkellmolodOmomme, Awitoy /MN 1111111161111 ML • *swot IL Sams Mar e ors sr Ims at Idesimisk. r I 00 rasif7 at st= tst mir sot alaarrara.' Memo, se Ma Vases A=J4S. se trams*. la Ms smog 4 . 1111 ess. home at 114.1111b711. SID as Issirass.pwarsat. Arms 141 sa s s, Mr4amas as i ratittalkakprisk 4 11.14 Arse WWI 1111111.01116,114 IVO 1144• a4ll.llPlk tie 4 : 11 :411111.,•111141111/11, sae" alkapows e am moo IS Sae& Loodos. %arm Timms rapt, two el 47 sT De,. I. ma.: :f :n -: worth, in the county of York, merchant, cloth reankfaNter, dealer arid chapinan, at eleven, at linuae of Mr. Jo , hua Clesg, the Ratiss.len's Arms, Horldoo,seld. Atigast 12. An.lrew Sliothei, Tokenii.m factor and warehouseman, Guildl.all. Anguatik James White, now or late of Nowilham, county of Gl•uce:ter, 'rotten ring ni.tker, I'C tier man, at eleven, at the George Inn, in Rowdies', of Wince:ter. August 21. John Page, of the pati‘h of Sr city of Wore.-Ater, hop-merchant. • eleven, at the Rein User Inn, %Yorecater. CERTIFICATES, AvorisT 3. Michael Good 11, or Roonngliain, ill the county banker, dealer, and charnsn. John Page, or the p.rith Of St. Clement, in ewer, hop-merchant, dealer and chaprnats. Thomas Jackson, of A,,dli-street, Oxford-street, aii,lchamnan George houtliaid, of New Bond-strolt, in the ctesex, linen cl:ap.ir, lacwd,aler, dealer and John Solomon, late of Fell-areet, Wood-streirt, the city of London, deal:, and chaurcan. Peter Hankiumii, of Lrverpoo4 in the county spirit and punter-dealer, and chayman. PRISONER err Ilia Majesty's Primo of the ru tends to take thlramage of the INSt_4.l/ EMT NOTICE. William Southard! Browne, formerly of flockinghautature, and :aro dfCm.khatp, an MEETINGS OF OiIEDITURS AT TO MO?: • ow. Stephen Human, late of Modbury, Devowslairta, Loepar Jahn Jarues Perry, Wirit•cltapel rood,l.4iddlases, PRICE OF STOUKS, YESFI FAA Sock .. S per Cent Mein:94 • ' 3 per Cent. Consois 4 i ,er Ccat 5 per tent. Navy Long Annuities Impel .rit Annuities t/nurnum. Sto:k IBC Lad,* Bonds Exam:y*ler Bins Ss. plena. Cfaidi T LUSH. SCck, Wm 4. Cwnholl, and 9 121.111 STOCKS, Jus.l II Goy. Deb-.lllllrci 3y per c u m...., lib v. 02briltUrC., b per Cent .. .... cocas.. (IF EA:HANCE-nit,' Aftwietana :.110 2V. Genus ... Elitism Sight 26 2 Venice u. Kureenlani C. f II 8 2 U. I.seleila .. tlionburik * 34 S 21U. Upon* . Alton J 4 6 ?W. Deblsn . ['wt. UM. It Us *4 II GU Bourdeaux. . 24 16 0141111 Dlttn Mina .....371 effect. Riluna D.rto .••• S 1 Lytham baides 44 noblin on torylon (Jr .lire on Loon , " Ju Swan on Dublin (Oil Portucztt. and Mars Nt w LLalowns.. New Unllins Slyer in 13a1 New Lactic c Agin of :1-.e 51 per Cc de fn.) • 17.) . w) • BIRTHS. On Fild is last, at his lianas, in Ely-place, aid trice, Eaq of a son. ClenSunday, Mrs. R. Taining,of Nustoik-street, ter. On the Sth instant, at Bootie Han, Li. Col. Cumming, of the 11th Light Dragoons, At rdinbargli, on Monday, the 7th inst. s' Tullech, or she Invernem-abire ittglasent, of a doughty,. MARRIAGES. On Saturday, the 11th not. at Kcdditigton, mas Real Remo, Esq. of C4u,yburouiCnc, to daiighter of Sir Francis la/lag, but. of Stiauon sh•re George Warburton, Esq.of RMl.View, in I. . to %b.% Anna Afton. eldest daughter 4 . 11'116m0 . of West AOs.n in the comity of Wicklow. Firregorald (' hies. rm. of Nenagh, county Tipcmarr, to Mrs Dithwa, WA of trieralid Odin, esq. of Annailit, county Westmeath. Yesterday, at Msvy-la.lionne church, be the Rev. Gerraid Andrews, the Rte. Robert Stevens, to Mita Mason. Dt ATHS. On the 10th net mach respected and regooted, at hie wet •Is Ow • num, of I:Mime. Ireland. Charles Palmer, Esl De per GillPirtffr•f of that county. &ober Manse in Hope.s•r-et, en the Sth inst. Mra. Jaret Oalgiberne, r:lict of General John Campbell, of Pastime, sod epoglttin -or h:r James Calqahrun, of Less, Ran Sunday Impala:. at his halve, at Horsham, Wausau Ellis, Esq. Clerk of i.e Ye ice fry:. Legs. la Elaw.onastiror, Master Omega St. Georg: 1 Cat, solo son of Gawp St Gorge being. laq. • HIGH WATER. Tills DAY, AT Loscrort BRIDGE. Mnrn.... 49 min. Mut. Eve. t♦ nom stun =• SALES BY AUCTION. R. I.FIGH anJ S. SOTHERY, Roottgatirre, at their HOW,. N. I 0, Sv:vod, opporitv et. %Wave Ailey THIS, and throe fofiowmg Da)v, anloelt, THE Entire and Valnlhle MATHEMATICA aad PHILIMUIPHICAL I.IRR ARY of tar iv., hafi-V ANDRA AUIiCRt, ! sq. F S ao4 • S of H.r.vvory itaelarlicos ash a very pod o.l,llCCitan of Ensi.,n 11.tw7. Vamps, Toy", Bilasolot•tes, and LOW war h.. Male, on/ SNAG af Num tecaavcd from hi. Hod" at To ha Nissiso timed (and Catalogoes teal) to tbo time of Sale. By LOOM and S. SOTHEBY, Oa Its Pamoink ea MONDAY. July /1, and llama MOM ons Days, pamytaaS, at Typel•• ell:lock, • •I I KE Valuable and Extensive COLLECTION A at ASTROPiOItWAL anal 114:.THEMAYICAL I$ S tiIIiRSATS al aka tat, AIF X AND ER AU RE It r. Salla at taattary Hamm, tamp.. 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