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~~ u ~ Y .~ _ . A~ii.er.~+.~:dG.:n:• 4 1 1 :,.);i tdfi IJOSIION °VETT% Sittli'jk ltl3. Ad . ikire4-dijie4,Aep 6;ivi• of a. littS4 i om Captain't)i.iirti t of hit .A this Right klon. ilmikai Sir J.. 13. WAitkva, d,itoi at gtql, .19n‘ 114 k snit transmitted bi• the . toJ. W. Canxix; Eiqr. ,li6o to aecitialni hti; that hip Ilajesty'S flilli under my tommand, Elicd theAcasta, iyeztvrday; at daylight, fell in with his Maje St's ,lndp Waip, then in linfiult of an enemy's. brig; i)ff Cape Sable ; and after a ftirthtir chase of More h .an WO milts ; tre captured Hie Atuel:leati lettet. 'tit Marque pirclipine, of twenty guns, and setenty-twri nom, from - Bayqinite to Bostoti..;—She 38 a beatit;i"ni ve ss el, of more than. three htliidred tom, tint? tight 'nit: . tV.tsp ltas retak'thf a pH a of the Young Tttitt iirivateer; and is now gone in quest of bet. haiT thi libtl`cnir to he, &c, i(Sig►►ed) R. DUDLEY OLiVElti Capt. dntii•allf .Sept. 7 ; ' Isl 3. txtiii t ict of a Let . ter from Resti:Miniral COCKBblig to tab Iti pb t tion . .,Atlaiiral Sir Joicv ; POIIL k: ASE WARHN, Bart. R. B. anil ttikusmitteti by tbi. Adbairitl to JOON WiLsort tiviait, Esq. lis I .llkiettir's Ship Scrptre,,off Ocracoke Bar, July it, 1018. iteai- Admiral C'bc'Ontrit states, that tie took up the anehohige off Ocracoke Bar; with the ships I ..ittined in. the Margin*, having on board the de . iachment's of troops under the orders of Liente -itant-CtiloWel Napier, on the llth July;' and iTivttig that mach advantage was likely to be dc 'rived br :carrying into immediate execution the orders.he had received, ft* putting an end to the 'eciiin'erce Carried on froth the port of Ocracoke meant of the inland navigation, and for de , Nteoying any, vessels that might be in the port, he directed preparations. to be instantly commenced for the debarkation of 'the troops, and for making the intended attack. . . An advanced tlivision Of the best pulling boats, With divieci ilvimen and some marines of the Scep tre., was dire'cred to precede the others, for the purpose of attacking the enemy's shipping, and of Occupying and diverting the fire of any aided ‘Tssels stationed at the plape ; Lieutenant West- Sceptre] was entrusted With siippOrtcd by Captain Ittiss with the Captain Patteritin, of the Fox . , commanded the divisionof fiat and heavier boats, with as many Of the 102 d seginwr.t, artillery, Ex. &c. as they carry, xthielt were destined to pttack and oceanv such tinSitiotis on the surrounding lands, .etsitistanceS and the enemy's means of defence night point out the Orivriety of after daylight. The third and , last division Was composed of the • Col;tlf.t, ,J!,!' Armed tenders, and small vessels, 41 ' 4 4+0 4 4144,:w4i; teneciti to rake the rernainder of the 'troop • and to fciliar the boats into the harbour, •as fast and .as far as might be found practicable : Capiain floss of this ship was charg ed with the general Superintendance of the whole air;tligeaiei t, and Captains Knight and Mande, with irin;:h laudable ieal, also attended to render their ptisoitul hgaistuuco wherever cireum liite)ie* mi g ni ret i ttiiji The ‘vhole moved from the Ships towards the Shore about two o'clock this morning, but owing to the great distance from the bar to the harbour, and the heeiry swell which was running; it was onsiderably after daylight before the adiraneed division a tirojectitig shoal point, behind Which the vesels lay; and round which is the Only pOS , sible way b' Which the shore can be ap» proached with safety; the enemy therefore, had imde little time to prepare for defence, which b 0 did not f'til .ro avail himself of, and immediately the boats doubled the point, a h6avy fire Was upened dri thetu frOM ft brig rind schooner, which bolsted Ainerican colours, and were soon discover ed to be. the•only, armed yeßriela here Lieutenant thePefure, with his division pulled di.; reedy 'and resolutely fur these, uncle cover of tonic rriiCkets, which were thrown by Capt. Rus sel with achnirahle prection, • , - • The fine of the brig iiow began to sh}chen ' Find On Me: 'Westpliall's approsching her bow' With the advh.lieW boats, tb eneniY cut her,table anti Ann. ilOned her, and the schounir Struck her colours: •• The trooin in the meantime bating effected a Without further iTpdqition, took pusses- Potistnouth awl Ocracoke Isi frill, where nl! purl. endeted tti bur ntctcy. • Tim brig eaptut•etli llrtyVe tri be the Anacntido i :mounting eighteen nine.pound long gutts;' h a 19entftlf gel road, colipered; and perfectly fit for his Majesty's, service, ,•. • `fbe 'schooner k the'AtlaS letter of marque ; of two hi'llififtui mid lorry tinA, ritonnting ten guns, is also a lino vessel, and fit fur his Majesty's tcrvice. It iithit Dernmes niv pleasing duty to ineAtii)ri "to ynn,, Sir, ttte . ,gooti e!ltiditet. of the Several ficers and men you have plaeeti under my co:Il l-nand., lotto were indeftitigatge in their exertions in esitry444.-Inrwarti etteetin t 4 this service;' and -livr; t( int! the Wulf cheerttCli re‘nly, and able 6'l . ..operation itave invariahl)i e.stperteuced front Lieuternint-Coidttel Napier, of 102 , 1 mgitnent, anti the otlietts and tionps kite it r his o'vcivrA. * Seine4it, "Conflict, 'caul I . li h- Cociichbfrr tendei's, the Cheshire ,sigryo by the Lord LivoterLir,t, I,*;il,Varn Potion(' Alt;:yrich, Si.. be Ensign. nea b} , the 10 . r.t Lieutenant of the County 0!" - Littoin. t tTzT::-7Tosivia Jo•ly.o,Moore, Gott. to -1 Gent. to 1r KDirilt 41'0 v., (gap . 'o ion..emtur, • ' t'e itusi - • .•• tlintoiiiions 'II.; tit Ttri./..ric.nt of Argylihire i.octil Mit:rat tord ' . . V7i,.a- ti7 - 1 - )r li,cutellaiit-Co:ulllll7 .(.niia 4 "* ll :) o P:isit7 E 44. t, Capt;‘irt, .!klueNicbl, and I. • G.,Luta. La Le Etteria. Gent.' ti) lie 7 • the AK , Ol t iutlY 141`41' signed brtlu Lin - 4 C4ritsti AVnit's#ir . Ex 7 ;rip; .litratntleari!i, 4711 IL. - k-71,1 :444 be Livtt" t . n an [4. I , :froirivA,;.6.l.,At: 1040 .14ileum, J .! ours, arid Jaiirs it-Ohits i , 41 , 1v , ,t,t virsigns. , • , LANERTYpTeii>, Axnqiii i .late of 40.4i1t; 1' to October - 'bee iii gotthei, *arfingliert, corn-dezlei, hem September 11 to October S 3. BANKI!1:1,17;. . , ~.. ~ • , . ?lianas t4olini, Botcherl3y4 taiOjerliiid, el/Miter, to itir-, render Sep4zuber 16, 16, and Octon.A. IP, at blevtn, at ths' 13145 h, Carlisle. Artornics, Ifer.w. Monnsiy and SIASell o ; Carlisle, or Mr. Henry )lounstiy, !eta ale's-Inn. Jvha Robson, late of ;'ieweastle4npor..zryne, inaribint,- , Pip timber- tb, 28, and October 0, et eleven, at the Goteitr" • Inni Newamitlikipon-Tyne : •Attranies, Nlessrs. Moggi lons and Fairbarik, Hattonztaiden; ar tilr: Jahn Trattr Brotkett; Newcastle-uport-Thde.: . . DIVIDENDS. •• • . Sept: 17. lc t triarlitis Whitecross-street, S. E. Ptiinlet, Old Jewry, paptrAtlittrer-,Oct. I:4lvey, Blackman-strect, Southwark, bxberdaslier--Sipt. 24. : S. Teiry, eliarles.street, Blaelifriar's-roitd, Lila ls-lend-+pi►titc facturer--,0ct.1. J. and E. Dixon, Liiiirool therehants- , - 'Oct. 26. J. K. Mallesdn, burnbilli bill broker—Sept: 2s. J. Johnson,. Kingsto-nlion-1301, currier Sept. 28. J. Willis, O; M. Jilliesi Jackson, Lang ley, Salisbuty-squaiit; rtik•i•cintins-LOct. j, To Milner, Shef field, iinnian—Oct; 11. W. G. Weddell, Neweastle-upOn- Tytie, shopkeeper= , ..Sept. 28. C. . Mountain, Kingston-cpon- Hall, architect—Nur. if;. M. 1111111 pg, NdrrieLitreet, Hay inarket; grocer--Oet. 2. G. Ke:y, Lower Grosvenor-street, upholsterer—Oct. I;'i'. Johnson, Stalford- str e et, St s . M ar y, le-bone, builder Sept. 23, B. Cutinaii, d. P. lai-enc, Wimhe3tet-stiett, Old Broad street, merchant—Oct. 2.1'. Hill, Gwyn's-buildings, Gostscll - coal-inerchant. CERTIFICATES, SEPT. QI; • W. Masi. Worthing, fisti4wyer.z-T. Jenkine; Vleet-street, taitor—J. Platt, Dcibcros6, uniellitie.tunker4—W. Royston, Macclesfield, ironmonger —N. Dyer, 11'06(in-under- Edge, Gloucestershire, clothier—(i. PcirtCos, WrOwick-street, Golden-square, smiler—W. li. Je sop , CliChenhato, niemey scrivener—q. and J. Scrivcii, Alcester, Warwickshire, needle- Makers. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. it: and it, Lees► Manchester, cottori.inerchtints—S. ay itionds and J. Smith, Aldentiantittry, t Sealey, G. Roach, and P. 1:pole, Liverpool, merchants .—E. Winder and M. Heaton, Giktebeck, Westmoreland, iron founders—lL Berthon and J. Wooler, London, Merchants— W. Gill, J. Motley, and A. Bustieldi PathleyThridge., York- Shire,linen-mtiunfactureri,4. Bent and W. H. LeronxiGreat Portland-street, apothecaries—W. Herbert, A. Britain, and J. Jones, Llauidloes, Alontgornery, tiunnel-manutaeturers— E. Christian, jun. I. Pawlett, nii.J, Hodgkin, jun. Eligh- Holbor`n, distillers—J. R. Prior mid G. Chivers, White. crass -street, stin loners—AY. Poirse and W. Elliot, Dodbrooke, Devonshire, surgeons, , FRtNeFI' PA PER. Atrosetino, AUG. 26.---The tte.Ws which we re ceive front the Illyrian provinces informs us that the Prince Viceroy had his head -quarters oit ehe 2ist at Atltesberg ; his army was mart:hilt upon the Save.by the two directions of Laybach and Tar witt. it is supposed his 6"erene'llighbess' will march upon the latter point with the greater part of his troops, to manCeuvr e • t ow a r d s , Carinthia. 'According to intelligence friun our eorps d'artae, commanded by General Wrede, nothing new had occurred do that w en ty mails f:oni,Prague are non , due; " VIENNA. Atje.' fresh troops, r.:On ! . sisting of part of the corps Warm& of Upper Aus tria, have marched to join the.corps d'ariti4e Com ! . Inanded by General Hiller in Styria. Entrench ments are continued to be thrown up upon the Tronti acid the huts. FliosztEas OF SAkoNi*, Atm. 21.- 7 We are as- Snred that - Count Stmlion is 'going to reatune the direction of Foreign ikifairs in Austria. MAGDADURcIi, AUG. 23.—We hue received the following , intelligence respecting the ntentk of the turps d'armee, which, at the. explra• of the nrtithitice marched frpm hehce urtriir the orders of General Giuo(l, upon the Prussian territory : " This corps marched upon the villsge Of Pres ter, and took possession of it; burns in the rear of this village, fosses filled with water obstructed the passage Of Cavalry and artillery, it matehed by the left, and arrived at a l'etloubt at the entraoce of a wood. This position was very strong, and •coMmatided ati the plain. The enemy had abati doned it, as well as a redoubt, constructed in the wood tit 1-4th ora league distance. In advancing, some of the enemy's sharp-shooters Were. peretiv-; ed„ and pursued to ttoenigOoi , n, The enemy sent reinforcements to them there. ni i arrairtoDk place, end the enemy retired: to IVottetsdort, where the enemy took a pilSition towards noon: The enemytied in disorder HAssauaou, Auo. 24!.---;We bale this moment Odeived the following intelliguitt3 from the head quartert of the 18th corps : ` . The enemy burned the bridge bf Zahrendorif, but this obstacle was not able to arrest theardoitr of the troops ; that bridge tvas re-est4blisitNl in a quarter of an lio4, and the enemy was ic3 log till before Wastotr. On the 2211, the 111;irstilit hall his heact.tittar. , „ tors uerhre , " vaston . ;* Gein. - :vid Count .4hisOl Was at earnthin,'JnAlcliing upon Witiemberg. t%Il the Imperial troops and tI I)an;sh sioil were in line." Faowrtatts ot , s.AxoNv, AUG. `,...:4.----According to orders received froth head -quarters, the corps d'artae cor!itnanded • by General Count Van (101.11iOle htts tit arched for eliper " A w l , . kv e are assttred hat it i$ to forie, part of timartny manttuvrtr,g in Billiernia. During these last dayli ire have proceeded in the. deinulition of sortie honf,Nl ncar the .ritniparts preatlen„ to •estit hloci'shouses and batteries, each suburb and each totarter of pity frill ltavp a particular coiinlalW:drit. 'The woct;l:lten hre WM 1)134 . cinpl have rl►aa.t...llol from Ititiiti,a) ant) Goerliti ttpon Zittatt Hi d it.* iitiabonrlii;oil. Zittati is aithated npon the ekteinefrinitit:r of )I(iliciiiiit. The Bth unrps 11%0'1116e, coniposed' of PaliSli 'croups,'' under the orders-of civrkeral r`ritice. Poniatowski, on the 19th entered llohe,rniit; forced 'the fatuous pas of Gabel, rit'4l-1? iutviiii heiiten the eneiny, riv.l advanced into the circle' of Minitel*. We tire fiCzatred that ancitirct. fa.tps (rat - nit:le . bas tc'eed the circle of Letttinoritt.. - The '.a.opefor re teivtl" the Polish corps d'artn6e, and nfas, it is 'Blll, of its bear cry in -taki,..g the Piitnediately after his AltrieSty'sct out ror Silesia. • • • tfcwATTI• 'comoie.neentent eyf 1 l the 4 ' 1 :this Magn cent tincertasittg to .Blll "12;x, +# tit tt . r;:te have been deposited in 'tile 'ocean; nn titc litie'appoi3Oted for the course 'Of the 1)oriog last vreelt, only 7,04() tans were added to the wirtber: Al'; eady dues titis ae&linitt intiligt4t ittfant`bayrie j r ft4l7 iinst tint waves exhibit its inOtienat. evccy g.ire, while the sea tages wit titi t", the o,ler. iw it it in,die spikcYre - waVer's ~ t'irt,;. . l:, ! 'l.s' al tYt. kt,!6ll' IMPOATANIT NE1,178. 1 4 ,V0 Ii lAGOLAND MAIM, AARIVEI7 THIS -MORNINO. "YetidoLAND; Sur. 2..--VArtnANtme has died of his wounds at'runswiek.-4•Boamunt. is said to be surrounded at Schwetin. The liamburghers have been Called upon to arm themselves with spears, in case of an attack. 'rite rrencli authori ties were packing dp i only about 600 soldiers *ere there: The Danes have. sequeitered all Prussian, Russian; ttml Meeldenburgh property." " HELIGOLAND ) 5.--At Luckenwalde, near Willenberg, BERNAbOTTE gare battle to BOK'SitYHL, and defeated him." " HAMBUROH, AUG, 23.--AVe hare sevetal re ports in circulation to-day i but none in which im plicit confidence can be placed; among others ) it is said that DAvousr has been defeated by the CROWN PRINCE near Mngdeburgh." PRINCE VON SCIIWARTZENBURO'S ORDER TO U th ARYII", GIVEN' UN THI 17TII AVG. " The great day is arrived ! Brave warriors ! our country relies on you ! hitherto, every tithe that she called upon you, .you justified her con fidence. All the endeavours of nth. Emperor to re-_ store the long wanted peace to Europe, and to fix the peace and welfare of the empire, which is inleparable from the peace and welfare of bur neighbours, on a solid basis, were in vain. Nei. ther content patience, 11 or pacific representations, nor the confidential reliance of the other belli gerent Powers in tbe Emperor's councils and mea sures, in short, nothing could bring the minds of the French Government to moderation and reason. cc On that day on which Austria loudly declared herself for the cause of justice and order, she likewise took or herself to combat for the greatest of all blcssiugs. We do not singly undertake this combat. We stand Ii the sante ranks with all that liurope has to oppose of greatness and activity, against the powerful opponent of hcr peace and liberty, ‘` Austria, Russia, Prussia ; Sweden, England, Spain—all ,join their united endeavours tor the same end, for a well-founded and durable peace, a reasonable distribution of strength among the different States, and the independence of every single power. ' it is not against Vance, but against the do mineeringpmyee of France out of leer own border*, that this great alliance has raised itself. 0 ‘ What may. be performed by the resolution and constancy of Nations has been proved to }ls by Spain and Russia ; , —what may be perfOrmed - by the united force of so * many powerful States will se shorn in the year 1813. " In such a holy war we must Mor4 than ever preserve those virtues by which'our armies have rendered themselves conspicuous in 4o many for, mer wars, Unconditional willingness to sacrifice every thing for our Aftlnarch and native eountry-- 7 great equanimity in good or unfavourable ti11113: determination and constancy in the field of battle 7-- moderation.and forbearance towards the weak 'hose great qualities must always be, found in .us. rf .Brotbprg in Arms ! I have lived in Your ranks ail tlin~;c; yen whiel. 1 have devoted to my coun try's ; I know 1 honour in you . the brave men whq . Ctlqueted u glcrious peace, and Abase who arefoyowing their footsteps. "I rely on you ! I am chosen from amongst you by our Monarch, anti his gracious favour has placed me at ynur head ; his confidence, jointly tvith yours, are my strength. " Yrt what manlier every individual is to be useful to the whole Win , be fixed by the sphere of action allotted to bittt ; but in every appointmcnt, in every situation, in every decisive moment, al ways to doiliti duty to the utmost of his power. " Suet; is the destination which must make. us All equal, titiq elevate us all to tbe same glorious point. The Emperor will remain With us, for he has confided the:utmost to us—The honour of the nation—the prot.ection of our native eountry, and the security and welfare of posterity. t , Be thankful, tvarriors,that you are going into battle, before qOll, who will. Tier forsake the just cause, under the eye of a paternal and feeling Mo narch, tinder the eyes of your grateful fellow citizens, and tu the sight of all Europe, which ex pects from you great 'deeds and great happincqses lifter long sufferings. Iteulember, you must con t;ner that you may justify this expectation. Com bat as it becomes Austrian warriors to do, and you will conquer. (Sign'ed) "Ar; LES. Prince of Seliwartzeoborib, Field Marshal." The Duke o.t Rrerrmown and suite landed at Lamplighter' lillit ll 4 near Bristol, on Frid a y, from Me anq . i ll 6 ry yacht, fr o m His G ra cdwill' remain at ford JZE CiarFon's for a .few dgysi afiti Prbeeiid from.tilence to ISadininton, (4n a' 4 , l .;sit to tb Duke of itEivirosT.. M a ILS. Ann' vro.--2 Heligoland. DUE-1 Cadiz, 1 Malta, 3 &Attu , burgh, 1 Heligoland, 3 Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS IMV Al TWELVE 0.) . C60CK. Consols. .. • tura ... Oinnium .... .6411 HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOIO.OW. Mut"'"g. ruiatus alter 1. Evening, 47 minutes after 1. THE SUN. solAm 14L13 inceite rm.sum AUDEAT ? GLORIOUS NE ,wss DEFEAT OF TIIE FRENCH BY THE GROWN PRINCE. DEFECTION OF THE SAXON TROOrii Two lleligulan7 4l"m- 1 Alails have Arrived , i n4fill l i rejoice to state, fi of o % r reti heghepeeedonf packet ,irocnt tl accounts l which tpwl io nny:: bring s h ipret h a aiit s n l itst ' eghs v e t ,ziorn most e a4t t h e sy l e l t ..,,,, i.cuotshnhiplikae,:t.tee.lnit:hrttuycrileciiii ii e t , Il tl i g iol v iiii : a: SO much in favour of our enemy. The o tl iciai iv osstseetsrgstgliofrrywaitoh:Lifolyti:gav iciddec:3ctntriliegv to f ic ill o:i ' ci , ~ YAitigatillt M ia d i; ' " The Henry ee 1.1.- ---l; 48 packet arrived thii inorn4 log from Heligoland. - The Followingiiccigi ul is " ' That a severe, took takenyetbalim from-atm ()kite gitscrlel:-.1 and 25th ult. between the Citutvti V's ° v i SW EDEN and the French, under the , Vu l° Q Itßeute, near Wittenburg. 'that during the M' tion a Division of SAicos T Roars (about PO place Qa sad t. ' di g Thousand) DESER.TED to the ALLIESi allu that . S French uers BE AT aNI with great slaughter, all With the loss a s l y. o r Szyvi GENERALS,WICIIIOI the Parttels of'WitteilbUrg WaS taken by got?) alter the ttl bi---e b .Mlle s . That about 0;1 , , y the fig 22d of .. ,i the Ataf -ngusi a I3attle was fought between P.- 1 :0 0 r Attstrians and French, on the Frontier" '"• 01 h e r nia , iu which the Austrians gained ft telt/99T alter" :re! wards joined b B - the ()tacit ` va s advantage ; but the f reuch Army bei o 6 III : te • . . y veri*E*lt.li, c newcd, and the Austrians , i retreated about three leagues. not it The action a fter a bard sr°lll ~,,;,1 0 consideiett decisive. In the contest tbc."c !f • Ectuaytit.. is said to have been k illed; 1 ., t. 4,NOTillut LETTER FROM TARN,owrite.-"L"E - ' tl " The Henry Froeling packet LAS arrived r!'''nl h " ft e s ii t ! g :e i n an -h d e ' at b e r ly in :y ini' ii i E l. I ;N te lt i rl ii O 4 :7 lll ;°:l ha , ta e tD:l:l:4 25th i ‘ 0 4 pi:id the lop of six, or . „ 0 ittgust, near Wittcnburg, .1 - Oh 14fc' t ' slatig4t Ile 3000 8 - 4) ( 013 4 ‘yent over to the Allies duri n g 1 • ri L ' ilet o °l action. —*sous? is reported to /lave ...--O. •1 , 4 e or taken, and the fortres f Wtenburg to) 4 0 , t ,•. • . Sever) Pogo l ' ''''s . been taken by storm. " BuolcApAuTt has gained an ativantge,th°' 1) ' not a decisive one, over the Austrian s on the 11 tte l rs 'b o o l u ß gl o s he tb m e i r a c ." is some confusion. of 115 , 112 11 0 hese nceounts, e ' • O f° there appears to be tior°-A4clai doubt the main and important fact, tli=itt"- 'i oi of the North of Germany, under t h e coaltl° y. tic, the . Crown Prince of SWEDEN, liar sig i t iti . tier tented the French force 'opposed to it. .T7litaA ing its course towards that fUrce consisted of the combined Da n i s') c t, .French army from flarnburgh, wi„,ich was dire, Spey under D A 1.-VOUsT (FICKNiViii,), or' of the 01"; from Lower Saxony, under OuDiNoT (11.°I:ii,: formed which we were told' WAS to be in P c ' e , 9n the 29th, or Qf both. (having formed air "(MY, we are unable to ascertain,. tlioiigh:°.feasn' ~ then incline to the latter opinion, from Ito circ . i i i , Stance mentioned of the defection of SOOO S a : ve Bicrlin, up the ~ a description of force which we 104 0vr ° t a part of , i „, vous-' coin., • • . . r hent ingredient in the mass uudcry ,tia with The death of the latter in the ht"..y op OUDINOT'S COIIIOOIO, Ai" 11° ~‘ the , Austrians to the south of Dresden 19,4050 n . entl Y a iiiiStiske ; Gut it is prObable th3t it bat" ill this fact 'lnn the pant . graph aotiOtitiC g . „ iv , die ing'hee. • , n transposed m the burry of o '. 1 : 00 0 and that t .. 0 oral testimOn 'of S .elltor ioac • y the . , *i lic el"" ' eI. at the end of the a. count ‘ylieve 1 , rt!fi tht 1 LONDON, frEDIVESDiIY, SEPTA:N . .6NR 8, 181$4,