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‘ , • DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCR . ........-. 0 —.. . it - it 1;41 }sown that Mr Alexander Horne, the :;inglish Agerft, received an intimation last year to IliAt Raiisaon.; That Circumstance produced the. following correspondence, which has never been offered. to the public attention:— , ii The Under:trod, especully chargrd by His ildeineie beide.% y with hie bibioess of the braise Envoy at the Itio ei itatistere, during the abutment the I rue., ct s been, in a shoe nee not ;ass 'intuits than unpr. codeinel, turned out of his ratite olaideneo • au all in direct opposition t•. the Lads 4 the Lorre. which adroit of 110 foreign jurisdiction, u well as sesimy t o the f o r t e and tastier of justice ; because all legal inquiry and justikcetion have been refused, slid consequent-, 8W easuwasol wail the Noe ant the Arch-Charicell,n, in teller se *bale doe tatsificaron for the Moreton simtaincd, has .. slit aside Rot since the Undenigireil supporter' it 1,04- 1 1 1;e that his petwente may be iiecessery till the arrival of lice ~riestyb Wasson at Raititloa , he has the Honour to apply t 1.: Itsbeeneney Sam doe Ream. toddy ass Ittitish subject, as tardy be iredieits the protection .1 the Hanoverian r ucba A . gabilleigeld is convinced that this protection cannot ally flOreelty, because the krivoys of His Ittritannic Ma . sat Modish and kelishors. afford a Similar piotectiori to all hisjeur% Cerium& sieiders. Fe " Jose 0, tin * i' ALEX. HORNE." ANSWER. ] e• Pl ZAr g r i tar g rre sd t a : reply to t g ° kot t . " 7 'n t . :e th 2 e 9i f h li o n „ wi - ng Swam willingly the Undersigned would aff ad WI. Horne las ydeterehes se the tn", of the Elector of. Br ouserick, and WM* Se. ass subject of Hie. animistic Malmo, cud .glenor Of lbouswicla Lianenbure, is every way justeted in dimianiling dt hies, it is the MOl , ll painful to the Ullar..iglk•d. to find • larreelf under lb. disigtorable necessity of wAohulling this pounniesii, so far as ti estati. to Mr. Ales. Hume'. residence *Bedtime. i• Ti. intoning' of His Mujedy, as Elector of liruthwick rinneaborg, is rileidated to convince the world,, ko $lll con illsCtion of the Electoral dreinty wigs t h e Crown of Goat Bri• easemisek ties been repreieuieri ballot* «boo, colour', i. by • as moms of that nature as re Oceania' ace prejudice to the 'other States of Euntgei Accordom to time i miciple,, the V ir doongind must regulate los conduct. 4 ' If hi Grace the Iledloral AteleCluncelior has judged ft ainveriiest to remove Mr. Horne, wider various groundless imputations ielative to het coiluvelioas with the heed of the 1 Sontsh Chinch, and in oiler to elfal Mr. removal, has Guide . wee of his autheitity as • Soventign, the tladets,gned, should be agree to Mr. A. HatIMINI tequest, would plain hiroaelf in •• s e email degree of ritsbatriereurn, gettieularle as by so doing, • be would hem gaily of sit attack upon the righh et hi. Grace the tlebeial Arch-Chancellor as a Sovereign; and this I iambi be so much the more corispicuous, stoics Mr. Alex. far is twa publicly acknowledged himself m a Member of a ighsos Fouisdatioo, and en far is looked spot a. a subjed 't his 0r.,. the Lie:torsi arch-Chamenue. in this sitesuon Weems, even the crowed intentions of His lethonie Majesty, be Ila•efor of Brunswirk• Lutieribung, would hi totally per. - tested i if, bum the pert of flu, Envoy, any proution whatever altorbl be alterded, in direct eppiehien to the steaseses of the pews, et bit Gmee the Lottoral Arch Chancellor. The IFJorteb Envoy weed out fail us take occasion of espressiating this outeciton, in opposition to the Sovereign rights of the A.eft-Chinarellsir, as au ouquestionable posof that the cannec tion of said. )Nettie at dignity with the British Crown, in the person eltlabillindlefie Alejegy, is of dangerous comeqwesee so the teeencalliwnee safety of the Garman States; tied it smote merge wilt &lbw, accordirig to the known disposittes of the tierame 40es. illo; nopsonions very unfavourable to the isieseesti of His Ildillety, in Mt double capacity of Eleaor and Mg, mast obe. , - ' Un ti l thew eissaideneena. Mr. Mesmerise Hoene, of wham to lint:rlalgemed end Nanette seetisseuts, the U else ett. ' tie bighted opinion, will be wiliest, WIN service of His Meje.ty, in his double ca. 'hi of °Nat Solent and Elector of Ilnerekk I - respire. that the protudieet4l Abe IWO ftweeemis a residence in the city ettailitititk td. " embeleneedefir TbeUsaoefviea utile himself of this opportunity is au lye. uunu s en sow of. the distinguished estasese Ariat. . . i .ildi be us*" faiiiio lib alebin. ac. " Iliotabeo, July i, ISM.' . . " V lIORRID ItII7RDER7 "DU" —*.......e55:.-- (Pet a Glenna If'opr. of Member IS.) •o-- The two Militia-nun, who were found pate. on 111 "rbotaday last. of the murjer of Captaia James 3dhnsim, were executed in the Loll Bazar, on Be littler, pursuant to their sentences, and their bodies now hang in chains, at a place called Melancholy Point. below Gordon Reach. Of the particulars of the bottid murder of which these wretched men were most clearly convitted. the following appeared in evidence, on their trial : The ship Petal), r sated f.om Penang. for Pegn, in 'the month of April last. Nothing, worthy of remark, happened, until the third night after they I left Penang ; when, between twelve and one o'clock of that night, the Witnesses (who were an Arm*- , avian patsenger, the butler, Captain's cook, and a :Clash') wire alarmed with an annual noise upon deck, *bete they instantly proceeded, and found that the Chief Mate had been killed. or severely woondeJ, and was then lying near the forecastle. • The u r y diratly saw the Captain coming oat of the cetdoor. with a drawe sword; when he ad dressed the winner, aid said, " For GnJ's sake, don't fake my Pie, aud 11l deliver up the ship to you." He was then between the wheel and the cudly door. when the Seacunny. who suffered on Batusday, instantly plunged Si arta le into hi i Ulan; be was then heard is *ldaho, o• 0 lord," and, It assns, instantly died. He had wounded one of the lieacuneies, but, bring pent ender the pop. he heal not sufficient coma is wield bin eita defers*. Having accomplished their infernal design so far, they todered the Captain's cook, wbo hod hid foretell is the long boat, to take the wheel. Melt the pain el death if he refused—The Amnion Lies renter was thee called ; the Seen* mid Ail Ilbq had killed the Captain. and said. " we will now kill Ins." He begged hard an spare his life and • they did so. They then swatted the Seraeg to knees down the pinnace. sad pat tato her a cask of ere we. so me Isiscult. kc. sad then ordered the breder en give !liens edefle gin and iii Chen 114 Imo. They l ime t•wik all the Joliet. eie ankles of plate 'hap could Gild. pe: them into a dirty clashes-beg. and sent them sw's a bow. with three Seaessans, a wo man and a tul. the Setae; said foie/ Lascars. the At nun, Author dad cook. The sumo% eed three se . messy% reursiond wei board for sown dew ; dut ies which they wen treeplored in *tents the Lucas inie *beheld, Ad hellletogodwo• the hotline whin, belga ratessplhlt 4. day at 6 w se time alp , br put ling eatuus, Dar, aneStati•reirdar open the terra*. Z. , s ere ere halicheu they eresiewief in bend used the riegi:ig Wee la I* Nee► mil legreemg so ti onitag 4...... 4 they thou were hate the heat aunt • posailoof -If. is• a.- yr se lest thin #t se 4 I insects so perish I the II news. They we refordrd te irs h k . Ito lead, and Opt stela lynch ewer the Senna .nd L a wns. tehe a nsie ettiprd le pee the boot three teatdtalsdal seiani. 'tweeted so IWO bees est of die Arrows, where they landed. The butler, en* &rang, and taro or three Limos, being permitted to go to a Ilwbf of water, to wash themselves, found arms of making their e.cape into the jungles, where they [ continued wandering for some days, until et length 4rer saw a Malay prow, which took them on board, and carried them to another island, the Chief ut which sent them to Penang. We have not heard how the Armenian made .his escape. It is supposed that they murdered the wo man, And also the other four associates ; and we are led to believe, that the waneises, who so luitunatc ly and providentially made their escape, would hare shared the same fate. A passenger, of the name of Palmer. is said to have been also killed on hoard the ship. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. POSTIMORTH,JuLv 17. Nothing arrived or sailed this day. Wind W.S.W. PLYMOUTH, JULY 1.5. The new telegraph from above the higher bar rier of Dock, to the Admiralty, and which, by a line of similar telegraphs, communicates with the Admiralty, has been frequently worked to see its effeit 13y this is learned, that a very short message can be conveyed from the telegraph at Dock higher harrier, to the Admiralty, and back again to the Port Admiral here, in 10 or 12 minutes ; and a longer message, which requires more working, can be conveyed in a similar direelion, and back to this port, is from 25 to 30 minutes. An instance of celerity scarcely paralleled, which will be a wear saving to Government in the expence of single ex presses in future. Sailed for Spithead, to refit, by telegraph, the Unicora, of 36, Capt. Handyman. JULY 16. Came in the Brisk sloop of war, from Ireland; Harlegolo armed ship, from a cruise; Fortuna (a Dane), Fasman, from Gallipoli, for Hull, detained by the H.ro privateer; and the Hosofrenn (a Mori, from Mogadore, for Amsterdam, detained by the Atalanta frigate.—Wind W.S.W. DEAL, JULY 17. Arrived the Valorous pram, from a cruise. Came down from the River, the Lord Collin rood transport, with part of the MI Regiment on hoard, bound to Portsmouth ; and remain in the Downs with the ships as per last.—Wind S.W. RAMSOATII, Jove 17. Sunday evening, about nine o'clock, a French privateer, of 14 guns and 60 men, within eight miles of the North Foreland, attacked the Mauro. Of Sunderland, commanded by Capt. William Hall, which she bravely beat off, though she had only tour guns and eight men ; she then pursued and captured a brig, called the Afelcombe, of Weymouth, which being perceived on shore, the Ccosides; of klgio Fatter, want out of Ramsgate harbour in pursuit at her, and re-captured the brig. She had on board five of the Frenchmen, who are now ia the guard house, at Ramsgate. ELECTORATE OF Ii'URZRURC. •CCOUNT Of Tilt FIESENT STATE Of TUE ai.acto- E•Ta OF DUIZEURO, IN • LITTER IRO* JIURN ataI, DATED JUNE 3, 1806. I am Pe re easily to comply with your request, " : ll ol s lon with particulars relative to the Eleagelahot Wereburgh, as I have little snore to do dile 11111Figt the statements in the public papers. The ~g. 0, • Th minoml accession of the Archduke Ferdi nand to the government, excited considerable interest in the south of Germany. The arrival, and the 3;th birtb-day of that sovereign, was unanimously cele brated by the natives, in a splendid manner. This enthusiasm principally originated from their attach ment to the house of Austria, founded, among other things. on the deliverance of Franconia, in 173 ti, by the Archduke Charles. The independence, and the aledoral dignity, conferred on this new state, formed also a pleashig contrast with its former provinciality, and the administration of the Bavarian triennial tenancy. These onsolicited solemnities made such a pro found insponsion on the Eledor, that he immediately forgot his domestic griefs, and the mortification of his almost unparalleled espattiatiosi ; his Royal Flightiest has hitherto exhibited himself but seldom to the curious publii. and he leads a very simpie life with his s throe children ; music and architedure are Nis Itertion's. The climate of Wurxhurg is mush more esofial to him than that of Salxhnrg, and In liter tielanntital palace of the former city as ell as that of Florence. The attendants on the EWAN' orb principally Italians. The Marquis Mae fre Aluelup at Sal:burgh as a private individual; the oust Mee Rospigliosi still delays his retorts to Itaiiiil, free personal attachment to the Prince. The odtontiall Of the eledoral Prince is entrusted to Count d'Alowill. Only two Germans in taisciat situ stloiMetionts gralkenstein and Ilahlebritt, removed with him from Sal:burgh. The diffeences with the Bavarian Court, rebate, to the 000. compliance with the treaty of Presburg. as to the cession ef the principality, still CINRIIIIII. Inland at the {l.OBl IMP of 1803. the citadel was en. linty stripped, and the ingeo.ley of the palace *as found ezesediagly defective. No indentnificatioo has yet bons wade foe the ecclesiastical property that was sold, to toes amount of several millions of gul den: and the disnids belonging to the Imperial sights. together with the Dative troops Of Woa L. berg. aft Still retained by Bavaria. The Chamber- Isis. Von Fran%envein, who was sent to Muoich to wegoc..te us these soiled% has recently roomed to WS:abuts. lo caladium, of the pensions to be paid to the &shop mid ethos ace lesiositth by the new Gower* - , meat. use reeewom of the Eke,* cannot soma to more than two twills of goddess. - All the rasololows hay, only been wide peter* air stresewe e and only ilk Mao oitedfol of the sleds 'beer* to Wlleobewit have Urea spatted. It n Mown* wastef of satire. dust not one single Weep an sse bias yet bees ac.:tedned to the Fireweed I nod. M. lir Lesay. who west tit ratio. L ' mil wit nitro. Thu *petal 141 . 1,11 is net "- ma 44 ed, as if h.. hitlernto Urea, t 1 the Austrian Aro ' *.a. , ailhte at Para but tttr fiery Counsellor. Vat Worahing. a who ee !that iiiiipp tosi i ins ha lilt ail) us Miaow Yltrtep 141 soy. . . , Frig Ne'm Ynrit Popiqs of the ails °lleac THE CATERPILLAR. " • This pest, which has so suddenly but* into ex istence, is the subjeh which now absorbs the general attention. Our accounts from the head waters of the southern branches of Potomac, from the bor ders of lames River, Culpepper and Orange coun ties, in Virginia, and in the State of South Ca rolina, are truly alarming, In this vicinity they seem to' attack only particular spots of earth, and to confine their ravages principally to wheat and giass. In a very beautiful wheat field, near this town, they have stripped the leaves entirely from the wheat, eaten the three or four lower grains from the ear, and seem apparently to have absorbed the milky substance from those more ex posed to the heat of the sun. Several gentle men, in Alexandria, are preparing to ,watch the transformation of this animal, whose natural history merits, and will, no doubt, receive attention. An idea, however, prevails, which we cannot but deem unfortunate, viz. That the wheat ultimately will prove not to be injured by them. We shall not enter into the physiology of plants, nor inquire into the truth (which, however, is believed) of the asser tion, that leaves are necessary to the nourishment of plants, but content ourselves with observing, that studs an idea is produaive of ihdplence ; and where it is believed that these caterpillars ate innoiilms, no, attempt will be made to get rid of them. ~ (oppressed with an opinion that they are destmaive. the gditor. of this paper procured some powdered Plaister of Paris; on some of them he let fall small quantities l of it, others he surrounded with it, and he placed-, some of it immediately in the path of others ; the . result of these experiments gives room to hope, that this valuable substance may be usefully ernployeic if not altogether to destroy perm, at least to pre- . serve our fields from their ravages, as it appeared: almost immediately to kill stone on whom it wps j placed, and occasioned others to eject a quantity a fr -,reenish matter ; those that were surrounded, seemed to search every passage to escape, without passing over it, and those, whose path it was placed. took a different direction. Upon the whc4ep it evidently appeared as if all disliked it; bptp, the small scale on which these expeiimenti s were, made, will justify no positive assertion ; and 4 ii therefore hoped, that some of our intelligent a% culturalists, will give their attention to the t stated.—(diescaseris Fxpoeitor.) A gentleman informed us this morning, that the same destrutlive species of the caterpillar, as that which has committed such ravages to the south ward, has made its appearance in countless num bers, on Elk-Ridge, in a field of wheat belonging to him. He is of opinion, that if they attack the stalk or head of the wheat, with the same sapidity they have the blade, that out of 600 bushels, with which he was tantalised with the prospea, he will not be able to cut a single bushel. It has also made its ap pearance in other neighbouring fields, but the ex teat of the actual or probable mischief, is not yet ascertained.—(Bo/e. Fed. Geo.) We saw and discoursed with two gentlemen last evening, from the eastern shore, who gave us the most distressing account of the ravages committed upon the ynang wheat, coin. 4' and every other green thing," common white clover excepted. by a species of the caterpillar, whose numbers are num berless, and whose depredations are incalculable. The industrious farmer beholds thelabours of tbe sea son rendered, in many instances, abortive, by the events of a single night. These Mutts are represented as being so nume rous, that, in many places, it is impossible to walk without crushing thousands of them to death. TWe ground is litei ally covered with them. When and where the calamity will terminate, uo man knows. --(Bell. Ewe. Pest.) /4011,01.1 C, May 31. In addition to what we published a few slays ago, of the dem/naive masts of the caterpillar, in Prin. cessAnne county, we have the following s—By two gentlemen whe left Richmond on Monday last, we are informed, that the caterpillar is making great usages about Richmond ; that its appearance is not general through the country ; but, wherever it come.. tire whole vegetable kingdom is destroyed, and the face of the earth. at a distance, has the ap pearance of being destroyed by fire ; the insea is, perhaps, the same which to some parts is called the canker worm ; and a gentleman, near Petersburg, assured our informant, that, within a short time, lie bad lost a field of wheat, which was estimated to produce four thousand bushels, had not the cater pillar totally destroyed it. 1 : 10111 a short tick into the country, two days since, we were led to think that the caterpillar, among the wheat. had completely disappeared. Our mistake arose from visiting the field at an imptaser time of the day. These is little doubt. however. but Jame ravages will be much less fatal titan was at first supposed, and for two obvious lessors: I si. Ibe suit is toe het fur them, during a gmt part of the day, when they retire Into the Clain. or under any kind of tnekft tot course, their ravages are not doetrys going on. :Idly. Because, in no long time, they ate all likely to nudely, the changes iacident to their race ; that i s , tb., cal. r chairs lOW a cloyoriss, and she ibryiet. late A Ip. Many or• these are al ready endergmng their bust transformation. A opmdemaa. yesterday, shelved as several is tbe •lrtsalrr state. By leepoug them in earth. he will discover how lung it wid b • betere they turn to a Ay, and what loud of a ly it is that lays the eggs of the cares pater. It re sad, that this caterpillar is the same with the creme catetpillar, winch so much injured Georgia and South Carolina, two or three years pest--( Ream/rad Lorimer ) Acceding to the laws of England. a hesterd is the inn of Naha. t bat the mother alsrays cootrives to fasts so heewlede. hew is mete of a crimple. eminent in the cir cles di beim for veiny yews pow. hawing recently en4esuidoml thensselee. in an eipecial meaner by their attemisis to *violent, A punster wickedly sinstimes. so thrs strange wansformation.that is lol lwadors ep the dews of aysiewer in his fields. some aJeniasar may be shade. rens of teal rate. iltE Atill77rErS. CORN=Exet - tANGE, JcILT IS. To day there are not many fresh taceles of Wheat at Mir. ket, and the dernat.d lor the best q,,atitv causes last price, to be supported ; of second and r rdniary but few sides, Ittittilg farther arrivals. Wirier in short supply, and is solitethtng dear.•r. Malt Aid H e arn of ilOth sores are dull sate. o u , are in tolerable gitainity, with a few cargos of forei:n, apd for prime 'ample , of this article higher prices ale asked.ficm,„ Rapt Seed . is brought to Madtet, and uffcre t 0. 1 N.Wer terms, but being expected in great abundance few sales are made; and those at a reduction. Flour without variatio t in puce. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. " ; _—.......... ._. __ _____ tVheai........60s 721. Si'. Keens. 4- '0 0„4. Fine d0........82A 91: 04. IT ck Beans 35. 41.. ii,.. Rye :6l 42:. Cil Oats 236. 2as 31g. Barley Atilt. .6li: 73, Od" .Balie Seed C.)I. 3St. od. White Peas.... A.. 64s 01. Fine Fleur a.i. m. na Grey n...,... 47r 46, 01 ''',''' .0. . ,_g r• 4- ' • A: ' U:6l•..lo‘st The Corn litspetlor'spins, Oil Thursday, July 17. Wheat, per load 171 —4 to 241 --e Barley, per qr 36s .-41 to 40s —4 Oats 99. -.4 to 33i - 4 4 Beans .. (BICE QV HUNS. MAGI. POCalra. Kent 51 Ss to lit ISs. iforid....s 120 us 71 el Sussex.... 5l —s to 61 101 Sussex SI 105 to Ai ti Essex 51 —t to 61 105 •rarnham... 71 •••4 10 111 DIM laid 1a farow-.150,5001. tklef.S . ,Ut AV AND S'PBAW. Tas• • 'IT. 2•1111 . 11 WISTSCR4IIII.. 7 . •1• 41 ~ 10i, a St Si S"BA war— 'of tos • '4151 M • •l Os • ISpw ..... : 1L a,2l, fie SAII rHFIELD, a+ Ay, Jut.e,lll. To sink the•olll6....pir Stone c.(11611-..-'*"1 Bee( 3s 8d to 4. Ad I Seai, 44 • AK t%1.41 Muttan 4, 04 to 4s . !dPint ..... "do Of :O Si Od do. Bd. to Si. 3d. • 1115ita s t ed4,l4, Int* . Beasts, about 5416— , :fieep on diAmbf, I.2an. • NtWCATE AND LEADENHALL •Ifp the Comm. • ' . Beef 3a 03 to 4. 2d I Veal ls Id to 44 Mutton... 3. 64 1 te 4111 fort Od to St 6.1 • • Lambs... M. 04. to Si. 4d.4,e4 CUAL-MARKET; lit air 1.11.1•. •..k. t shipt at Market . 5014.:, Prior. „ 63 ..Newca.tTe 6 ..Surateitind 1 ..Cannel Coal .....4 0.....,..4,11* a —.4 04 .., PRICE OF STOCKS, YES TERDAY. Bank S , oek 211% • ' . • 11 , per Cute. Roloarati..; i • ' t . .. •• file 3 Per Clint. Coe/P4paP• two •44.•0*...it it i 4 per Cent Ls per CAnt..Nieir 'i. , ..i:*.i:V.../s Long Annpittat ..„..tt. v ........?.....17 #$ 16, . Jimperial 3 'per Cast .... *64 Ditto Annuities Oinnium . -4 6k • India Winds 1 is. 24:fts. • Zwebequet Bills Is die par. • °swots for . . pi. .6sit T. BISH, Stnck-Broker N*. 4. C.pinditill-, anal. Clbeoinierers. 3 11sH s Coy. Debentures ai • Gus. Debentures, 5 .ti, Jutor le. 1604. :eat... 9"y Amanita= 36 10 Y li g Dittu at Sight 36 X Rotteptaie e. f 11 8 2 U. Hambitrilt 34 5 2411. Alton& Pare 24 7 Ditto 2 Ut 24 15 Beutdesex • 24 16 Cady, PaP 47 ' Ditto 3Bl effect. in paper Ditto 37 • 1 - 11abC—.10 iv IS. ♦7 Vellll4lll a. C 60 Lisboa GI °pers. GI I bo►lis Fly Cork oosssoo. I. ~ 1 Ponorgal Gold is Crag' awl Sarspor 44. Ni. Donlemons... Dollars 5 3 Silver in Bars .... NO+ LniliS tic b Leghorn Sit Naples Dublin on Loodon (Jr liost on London Jo , Relfast on Dublin (DO AM . f tae ilank;l 54 per Cent. • f 7.) . 10 34 17.)... 31 61 dap.. DIVIDEND PAYABLE AT GUILDHALL. oil MONDAY NEXT. John Tierce, Bfead•street, Lcoadcmorsrehoeveroen . MIRTH. On the 11th tnettnt, the Lady of CAtlOOBl Gait*. of the 6th Dr,goun Guards, of a Daughter. MARRIAGES. A few days ago, Mr. Robert Hodeses, Detelellent. sew C.rlitle to M 4. Ja :kson, of Eppoig. Ther.dar moraine, at :It Mary-la-bonne Church, the Plea, William Henry Hoe, son of lend Ennisenore, to Mitt &wily the only daughter of Isaac Bough, gm. of Upper Wimpola• str.e. Thor•dar, at Hendon Church, by the Sr.. John Jedwrims. Lieut -Crdottel Carv,oi the kith Segment, to Mat kis," eldest daughter or Lent -General 14ew.dt. . DEATH 4 Os the ISth inst. at are house, in Queen-Aereettere Wee. Major-Geuer.l fuses Sannatytie, os the Bombay f...mbhAe Ment. Ott Saturday lat. at Clifton, near Its.stol„ in the 1941, per of her MP, Mut lilott Ifsmatond, toile daughter of the lase Soojarato Hatomend, Let. of I.t.crpeol, after a lung sad seme thriess, winch sae bore with the meet leltelleithey rtaS natiou Lid ttnt,tude. Last We loftier', at Sacheverell Ilan, sear Ilitometh, sire a short Ones., Mrs. Martha 11.11, aged •ffe of lidea./ lii, Eaq. of that Om.. _ -‘ll WI HIGH vv‘TER, THIS DAY. At I.4mu ph smixit.. m 4n 40 111111 aftrt 4 I Ellie 7 ism dew s. BALL BY AUCTION. By LEIGH and S. SOTHIST, On the Pberaires, oa MONDAY, /sly el, and three Win"- sne Days, punctually at tech, VlLleek, g r ir HE Valuahle And Extensive COLLECTION of AsTßumomiCALandi MATHILMeIIt:AI. S I It uh4F.NTS of the toe AI.LICANDSJI Li of H lowly linuse, Islunstun. 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