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a 4r YESTERDAY. India Stock.. 1M -- ProPeriTt - . Mote the payme nt of his creditors out of his own NON does.. bi the very act of turnip& his landed property iabt money, contour an art of isioltraptcy. ,liere them was no 10 teutrogi manifest to defraud creditors. to embarrass or to delay them e bat the contrary, for the object of the deed was the smile. ratline of the creditors. Chief Jastiee Dat.t.As— , e Does not the deed pit mg the payment of particular debts in pre. nee to others?" Mr. Seejeo ft e Lefes-..i , The object. of the deed was to pay off all the creditors without any particu• hr exclo+ion; every troffer may ply the groat shims of his creditors, and for Art purpose any convert his landed property int* owner—real deletes might be affected by an act of bankruptcy, bet not before, so m to subject thesis W the de. mends of creditors. Here, then, is* vol 'tottery set. subjecting estates to debts. and by that mains in. creasing the general fund. of the house. Mr. Serjeant Bossenure contended. that this ease was very different from•the c*.e of Berney tr. Davison; here then wail a sweeping conveyance of all the estates of Mr. Boehm. real, freehold. copy. _ hold, mad leworholir t Is divers ps.rt of lEoglo-oa. otothSut elating tge amount of that property; but in tite.ferater case, the persona) property was par tieidarly stated at 47,000/. la the former case, the affairs of the case were going oat ; bet in this the partnership woe dissolved, and the house aloppedpsyntent the very rl,rl !hot the deed was signed. On that day . Mr. norlint conveyed his estates to trustees, and the question was, whe ther that Act did not come within the statute of James I. did: it twetoperetet• the del.y of his ere- ditors ' • for as far as leasehold property was concern ed, creditors might come at it by execution, and by elegit they might affret the freehold property, but the conveyance to trustees took it out of their grasp. The trusts were aid at all in favour of the creditors, and even if the object of Mr. Boehm (which he did not impeach) was the most !audible, yet if the deed operated to the delay of his credi tors, it woald come within the statute of James I. Mr. Serjeant Laws replied, and contended, that there was no substantial difference between this case and Berney e. Davison. The recital of the deed in the resent case chewed its meaning; it was to transmute one species of property lAto soother, and, as soon as it was riot-Med, all credi tors, simple contract as well as judgment creditor., steed on the same ground. Chief Justice DALLAS said, that without at pre sent entering into the question of law, the fact ap peared clear , that the object of Mr. B oehm in mak ing the deed was to convert his real into personal property, and thereby create a fund for the wore speedy payment of his creditors. POLICE. .111111.• ROOMY OF THE BRISTOL MIIL7 modem Wiese% alias leas brosigbt before the Lord Mayor owe suspicion if being Line of the peg who MAW the Hensel nisei her. Waterhouse, proprietor of the Swag with two Necks 1.14.1eae. shoed that about two •oolb ago the LiVIV. pool Oat, win robbed 4 s paowel.ewotaioiog Told eta eiberr bare" wait+ were feria *d el WO/. valor. The parcel woo ioauredby the he.., for 1,0001. It woo mole( from the time Sol bed bees gime, the wimess believed the Primmie trommis or the venom emeeettirti le both marries. Wit ness IS written to Livemost. Cusglems, awl Bristol, fur the prier who eseld airier tio bass wlb; ►ad sakes ileir . mei, ail were sopposed to have effected the robbery of the two eosches. .'he. Lord Mayor asked the Primme► whether he had any other amine than that of %Valium ? Prosener--0 4 Worms is samee" Tbe Limed Moyer repeated the "'ratios ? Primmer fa/Mr mom boreatioci•—• 1 serer mei by say other asone—se spy lisoulidge." _ _ A Limpid wierelrast staled, epos hie oath, thst he had saga the Priesser is peddle osalpsay at Liverpool, sad that he vest there by the mass or Mellish twelve moths sp. The lard Ilsysr•—• where do yogi live, Prisons r Prisasso•••• At the Block Ilsee, . _ _ The Lord Illeyor 7 N Hew di per live - there" Primmer 11l leave tgot to of ho niter." The Lord Iltayor—m Have yes net met brew transported?" Primmer 's Solicitor...A Ileet sower that flotsam." - - • - • • • - - Tbultrionsees tioliatee, oho hod at the beglooin . g seirtud his net to ripen his seells, here observed. that there wee no rowed for stogies the Prisoner into roolisrearst, the sus- Otiose of Mr. Waterhouse heist extremely roger. Tbr Loan Mottos said, be Amid certainly reamed the _ _ Primmer spew reeeivi•g the with of Mr. Waterhewee, that be believed, from the deveriptiee that lid bite eine le hits, that Wets= wee ewe of the psi thee bed ►ebbed the Mil. Memo wee Newt heck to prime, Mr. Wetetheese hevieg prom to this egret. 11111001011.ilis neenbanesit, wbile the esansioation was so. .is forward, having observed • nos owned Jokes Ponsifer, urban be bad seem Tregoestly before sober disagesealek sir. onnuSonces, liseeniog attentively to what was ping forward be ask hi. few reetiedy. Mr. Waterbouree, the otemnsot be saw Onowifar, swore that be answered the description of tweeber of the gang wh. bad taken their plates is the Pasnifsr was seat to prises, and was 'Meisel tabs kert.l in perorate Cellaelllbtlii ftn.s Wit.... • UTtuU4O JilOW ARTRAORDINAir C4IIE OP A FORGED lAN& SOTS. • o ' s Ytdap a lone livestigatiss task plans Whew J. L Req. epos a dirge perfervid against Mr. Charier ' • JD", Ism IMPS rif Tery. respectable and pseilsosaaly ar 149.11111111 a l ie l m it==goisst hips are alsasdad with what the presses elamip lei* leo silieralty to • err; Aoity betas getessely CMOs tie tbW lgtrsst clam, sr Ahem who are tecapked pompe p.4loth 4spass practicwwf stterisg.-forped asks OHM - fore a . .11 peed' API tea shillings each Ohs SSC 40111wR sake, sr hem poverty risk their seeks; Mt the pad. Olifarldh ShirFaisase• saint haws hies Italy to Nippon his preepey; sows of Me family and eaunealuss were sante 'sh to the alias yesterday to great terlef, to her tie Maid Illopravity of she Messer. The follawlag k tie eahalowilo the cireuntssasess which transpired rinse east* es Wednesday sight the Prinitilsr, red by a female, wont is • coach wiles Rey hype* reel, where they mastoid seer two hatirs,derlsi • they Lad a bottle of *thins and mite }dam ioll4lllins far his hill, he was informed 11 was 11. Ts. hs pay. assillisr which he tendered • sots tar ISt. Parretti's( to ha _ of IM beak et aegissio , bee. Olathe, tba keeper of the losose, &Weed giviag chose, as she respected Ore mote to be a forgery. The. Prlostwe im ropily said he was. out powwowed of emelt chat* suSetrat a. pay the hill; mat before he she WON he 8/greed. as a emeriti fee Ilse 'payment of -the' bill at a Vetere day, to &rave • gold sod from Ms wsiebi-Oltidll Mrs. Clarke at barb agreed to asespt... 'The Pelsweer, aecompaaird by bit de soak frieetyile Is bops* sad weed away in the coach they emit la; the Mower ordered eke eaaeltatan fa drive to op. asilhee sseir feepalig that time Pei. - • IP . ' he seen k... him, she tail N lbw- .4 midi owl watch empolhogly s MA The marl' pre. .add but • , _.— ,b. Primmer loaked . oild sod desired him to taro about sad drive to the iremegoill begat., le Cetherinemlime, in Noe /treed, where Iligrgito rived at INI wilootes belle tee Ose rif fiIthSNIMMOr gem. Clarke, 'hewed the Ihiomper let. it roam ait tine Met doer, wheo the Primmer oedema • bottle irsf port wine. illoortly after the walturanneword a Musk M the door, shs peirmi to be the porter of lie Key bard*, erho nee sag by his miring* to remiss them spinal the Priapism, relatirog Me candies at the Key, mid sospiciem of his bavieg forged antes. The Prisoner raw the bell to pay his hiN, which was 1&.. mad presented him with • mite, purporting to be a let. Bank of Woad mete. The waiter look it met of the room, and et amieed it by light, when 1e simpeeted it to he a forgery: be I. risimegeenee called his master, Mr. Hohy, who ors goose to bed, iaforused hiss of the usesmage from Mrs. Clarke, she mistress of the Key barite, hie simpielmie respect's( the note teadered to his, de.. Mr. Hoy, in eon iiegoenee get up and examined the ogee with a espy or fac simile be bed kept its • book of • forged note of that ...sat he had taboo some weeks shwa, and found the signature and every thing to eorrespood except she number (11,7111) of the mite murdered, hot the somber of the other ant was tom. plied a warty the at.. Iligsres termed; rod he le of *pi. neon that wren ligares earner the porpoise of the amain% tunes, by merely reveilles the "gores to Gorey isle they stamp, and avoid sealing not two woks with the mime sem. her. Having mi doubt a the note beteg • forgeey, be emit to doe above *See (nr assistase4 whim Lewis. lit'. of the patrol, west to the Poontain liege* matodisad the aide, and impoinal how they keel. that it wags forgery. Helloes proceeded with the wade, to the room Wbeee the Pri soner was Mr. HoCP, the asester ' .keeping behind, hot when be Lewd that de Prisoner sod the patrol were isitienstety amptaimed with nod other, by their shak ier leads sod speaking to owe another is very familiar tenor the Primmer addressing the patrol wish " Ah ! my term, Mead," or 1, my old friend," or words to that effect, " how do you du?" U. Mr. Hoby she. followed into the room, the waiter having previously told the Pri mmer that be sod his master suspected the stole to be forged. The Petunia , addressed himself to Mr. Haby sod _ said. that he marl set have gives Mower the nimble of sending fur Lewis, the b•t s• he had •ow e he wo•W WVe his e•ese. •s he keew hles to' be • Gretleman ; that his hrOdser hved is Wardrobe.place, Doctors' Common, anti his father is Vi • The Prisoner torrllorr is *sett the batik of wise, there beige link &wok before. The mite► west out to mei if be eiseli inert with soy perstio - who en old deride whether the aloe was a forgery or sot, but they were all gone In be'l. The Prisn proposed !estrum the Done, Ms great real and watch, if he "meld let Ann go home, as his family and aervants %erre sitting op for him. This Mr. Hoby re fuses, to agree to; the money, the amount of his bill, was ant his object. The Prisoner declared he bad no other money. Lewis, the patrol, made insor °Needs** to taking the Prisoarr into custody, sod at length be refused to do so on his own responsibility, as the sole woo sot proved to be a forgery. Ms. Hob, told Islas be would take all the risk, tied dared hietoksYippatl.,go,' It was also stated, that Laois neglected to smelt the tel. goner; but be asserted that he did, aad that he rowed a leethir purse, centaieing Ire shillings—bet be Mersa hie th e rem; ind the Ire 'hillier) were paid le the mech. me, oil of wrier to vsbielt he er - a• retitled from the time tie efllPOOff had etseage4 hisn. Mr.Costont severely erosored dee otodret of the and void if Ite bat the power be world mover/ Minh 1 woolti report him to Sir N. Corset. who be WI e• eroolit.—Tbr Almoner wee eammegt frit ire farther esatolo The apheliar to the Beak, awl Mr. Lew, the impeder st ins& rote. aitradrd. Usurer Joseph, was charged es esspicies of being OM. CRON is robbing • watebaraker's Amp, at Reading, stiki va ries. ether ' , Abeam, which Ism lately bees committed at that place, Which false% and seedier eine are sew share iurestigating. The Priam's" has haft ileeirted is payola( est of do gold watches which was *tile there, and all the agesset be could give urthe possessies of it iris, that hie beech. it ef a . was I. Piewcate-street, of when ho bath a. kisewirdge whatever. The principal eireemostaece is his favour is, - , FIRES. ♦ destructive Are Una* at oe Redeesday moist. •t Ilse house of Philip •Iderel e Esq. called lownestoo Lodge. /WIN. It was occasional by lbe eleirligeses of • maid .er r•ot is stifferiou the e•odle to set ire to • bed-room I• this Fwd /our. ipotesi d esikevelsring to extieguisli the Mures, she ran doors stairs sad startied she bootie, sod i■ . . the items's' the room wee ow ire I. all parts. The southeria wing of the ►ossr, eousistiog 'Weight rooms, together with the vsloable Artillery, whit* was weiesered, were all de stroyed is less thee two ►oars. A stroll( wall coedited the lames to this wino( t►e be.... The dewiest sostaloed is estimated at SAWS. Another Are broke oat at a brasiers, the minter of Swat lowmport, Oxiortatreet. no Wedoesday night, bet it was promptly rationoisited try the Arenten. Some lieddien wadi on be, sod as am perm. was its the lamer, it was supposed to bave ttrigiustod hT the set of as iswendiary. • The sCrevoitelLili•Larti, knit Beopl, has ar rived iu the Clyde. '' • • The Lewd Wellington.' ---. from Bengal. imenewarel-biond. was seem oft Mount's Boy. ea thr 3 lit Januaiy. is `rent distress. Extract of a letter from the agents to Lloyd's. at Cuxhaven. elated January 47 :—N A rapid thaw has taken place, with all likelihood of a coo- Insolence ; sod I am of opinion, that. iu the coons 48 of or i = foes s. the Ellie will Ise oieeipblie to righ. will releaso.the Ira* number of allieliilikt • 'in 'the' I- .. . , not heard soy where. After the three Italians had come twice to see if the ropes by which tbey were bound were yet properly fast. they came again at twelve o'clock (now 9.1 s of May). between which time they had bees able to lames a little t he . . one and the other. They were again brought upon deck, and the two Englishmen were ordered by the three Italians to bind theta pesiltrly again, threatening to run theta through if they did not du it as it ought to he. They were again bound iu the cable tier, by hands and feet to the cable. Having suffered in this &it uatiolo till dark, and not hearing any more noise upon deck, they thought the shop was deserted ; after many trials, they aue. ceeded in unbinding thein.elves, and wishing I• go upon deck, they found the hatch sailed deep, which they broke ope►► by force. Comiag epos deck, they found that the ship w■s reply► dosersed, and the long-boat gone. The deck wawsweallered with powder, sad a train led to the magazine. A binning match was found by the gangway, which had burnt altunst to the powder. 114ving destroyed the powder, and extinguished the match, they re• solved to set course for the land, the ship being then ■back. (laving railed hut a short distance they &wavered the boat behind them, sad ap proaching very fist ; in consequence, they got ■ few cloths,, and fled with all haste in the soall boat ; in all this hate they saw the Captain and hie sou lying usardered in the cAlnu, nut haying had time to stake a minute inspection, as they reipiired every moment to fly frnen . theae murderers. Who. they were about four English miles frost the ship, they vow it blow up iti-tbe air; and they arrived this morning (10th May) at Elusion. The beat in which the criminals deserted, is about 20 feet keg, arid painted black under, sod above with • green stripe. Names, &c. of the three lialusiss and Englishmen, se far as known of them :—Louis, shout 23 years of a g e, fire feet in bright, rather fat, black hair, tawny colour, black eyes, larg e now ; Pedro, about to years of age, about 5e feet in height, very lusty, brown hair, round face, pale countenance, brown eyes, ordinary 111011 e, lost one or tiro of his tipper teeth; Julianne., about 20 years of age, 5,1 feet high, rather poor posters., drink oval face, tawny colour, brown eyes, long bent Mae ; John Gases, about Ili yours of age, 41 feet high, brown hair, healthy countenance, and brown eyes ; John, 33 years of age, about si feet in height, broad shouldered, red hair and beard, freckled, light eyes, fair enlister, and ordinary coun tenance. THIt PLAlllllll.—Years may now be am* as the DOW h-west every tine evening; the duration above the horizon of this besatifol planet is increasing. ✓u piter say be seen a short (instance •bore her iu the south-western sky; they are approaching each other. &dare is also visible its the south ; and Mars is farther ea its the lioe of the eciiitt;c towards the east. Thus are the four brightest planets of our oyster, visible together soon after au ti-set. On account of the death of his MAJISTV, the great bell of Boston church was tolled most part of Monday afternoon and evening. We regret to state, that a fire has totally de• stroyed the extensive flour-mills at Miushull. in Cheshire. The Dee is now my high, and the meadows on Its banks present anion imposing spectacle, being a complete sea of water, the fertilising quality of which will amply repay the temporary inconvenience the Ileed may scorns*. The splendid mansion of ]ovens BONAPARTE (late King of Spain), at llordeniown„ New Jersey. -was destroyed by fire on Tuesday afternoun last. The fire originated in the fourth story from some defect is the stove. The principal ;air' of the fun. - niture, end all the valuable pa 4444 logs. estimated to be worth 130,000 dollar., were sated.—flew York, 'An. 7.) a per S per Ct. Cous...o7itil 31 per Cent.... • 76f 77 4 per Costs...—. 86i 87 itGa S per Ct. N. Ana. 104fi Book L. Atm... 146 - - 1109 i Doahis* • .. IS 17 p. . Ex. Bills, 4 ....3 4 pr. Ditto Com. .... 9 die. Lottery 'rickets DI. to. Coos. Ow Av.GVI Gs 67 MURDER AND PIRACT. . WWII • • IN Media or cozies*. I . •ides a he a gi st r u sesi d m egg lo gg; Be ar g ued. that • iillilarge heeded peopesty, and ita order to foci- term of eseeril • awl diet he had seem forged iseles about • the last offensive ripen composed by the Prete• litate the paymeut of his creditors Oct of his own him, she to fellow the epode and switch •-aadows. . Ilwerig of Moven. foe Thsradey . February 17, Noe, .__a the be esseediegly intl. The merle pm. castor.lisd fel itlyettifet to ineahl i teefeadants. or lite*, dock. by the Very act g( lunge& his leaden seeded hot , . i i i "..„ aim , , b , I sa mu , e m e n d oat RETRACT VSOIN THE PROVIDENCE (11.10•11 ISLAND/ Wawa& Hart-Accosist of Property Alar m i st ., r,,, lines one of .theat. to de seme act et ' Assighe 4 notify pr_opiety iatApeaney. comma an art of batikroptcy. sad &amid bia , la lam sheet sad me , le die reeetwo PATIIOT, OP ORCOMIItit 4, 1919. on Tooraleade albeit appoieineat of Collectors prime Ft . . him in %spline( to Court, after linfoing 'tram -Here there was DO intrudes' manifest to defraud eerie, is Cetheriemeereoe, is she Strand, where dory sr- Captain Dailey. of the schoooev Ewe. arrived Metes of die RION for Tbanolay. Febr uar y 17. ••• his ' Mat *the tesasections attendant the creditors, to embarrass or to delay them. bet the rived at 1101 missies before me &click. Oise rof OM ellit!es. here on Monday lose, from the coma of Arne*, gashseere Chamber (lrelltast) Bill-Semed reading. d e cei t's we r e t o , remo te t o b e m a de thll t b a sis of that moray, for the object of the deed was the astir. wet. Clarke. &told ths Fitillester Into C ran" on un tat handed as the satAeisied relation ia maneacript, Daestrea Doom, for ?seedily, February IS. Seer, robes Me Prissiest sedated a beads iff pert wise. I Limed Jaristhesies 11.11-Remied remain'. • • : PAteeding. He contended, ohm, thit the itistle. , fuCtimeef rise creditors. tuatribt Imre the tesileirsseweesd a kiwi as shr , 4 ..., , who 1 for publication. The coast iv infested by swarms Dunes Osamu for Wednesday, February le. tiff had been the original aggressor, by . the, ;pude • Chief Jestiee Da LLAI-H Does not the deed iws ., s 4 is be She perm , ar /be Key m eo w, o h o roe seat by of purees, mats-stealers, and nierderere;- lassivesis Debtors' Sil4--liremse rieslitig. bills which be had caused to be circulated-'. it point mu the payment of particular debts in pre. his mistass to miles them against Me Priamee, retaireg Relation ears* Sailors. who served on beard the c a , g d b_n rcood modieg. that it was the defiant* Which every Per•ow ferenee to others ?" his e'n'dini at lb° Kr' , •• 4 •••Piti•• we Ins b ' els it &r ig" Dutch Schemer Drie 'Wenders (Three Frkstsis ) . Depply-Ceemetare. 41r. rioter tempered to be conveyed therehr e tVi e r . Me. Serjeant Lites-i-is The object. ef the , &ad I r s4 tll . s ' ad Tb• Pa ~ Pa r ta lr tie nn it s a he a be am tl a : s ywe s y rset P bis hat i ", ebe ls : w i r t. Captain Caspar Thal. Ways Dad 11199e-Csamiwitter. tub ed N A. ' w hi c h h a d ca ll e d f or th M r „ W o nsan was to pay o ff all the creditor+ without any particu• yeah al , wand sole. The ■ waiter leek le sot omit room, 0.1 the Ilth May last. at four o'clock in the •••• Peel, eat of a principle of filial affection aod lir exclueion; every trader may ply thatthe groat and examinee it by ligke, *ben le Roweled it to he a afternoon. they anchored in Descore reeds, where At and . for ',repots . forgery: iw _ .. be is eirovegnewee celled lals_ns!ater, Mr. Holm, t •,, to i slaty. to seafront the challenger Of his fethee.- claims of his creditors, . . 1111 L p n lauded two croomen for the Governor, il:F iciiih i ll , lneeill'illiwere i la t i t ibicsB7l i 9 ii ia l P4ot u l' :: :: lB 4l"ra ; "." l: a e t ri 7 : fi r lel e in i r , im e t: i 7 e . ;:: : With respect to the punishment to be iallicted„ he may convert his landed property into money -- real _ho n. as Rene to !et, saforat u _ ed . thirt y 4 . 4_1_1! hie awt ee acconspenied by a letter, to which the Captain re- -400 we n refl , the L e m t i cathead t r ia l " him the , ate u 7 . Z . nehioe am _ ceived an answer. The watch from twelve till eix e flan dm brae them IA the de- that Mr. het not before. IMO as 10 se mq ,,, mee pf it p a ',I eemei eed the sees w i l b a eer y or m e . o'clock , p. no. was kept by two sailors, the one a twice s.weeh with bread. cask. patete„ bat be thought it uecessory to obierve, Dowses was a Member of Parliament for the mend, of creditors. Here, then, isa volivistery set. wank 's , had kept is • book of • forma vote of that anemone Dutchman, sad the other an Italian. About half. soup. teem the c nniv merit of otti• i nt i . ,.. " . eauety of Loodoodetry, and Mr. Peel f or t h e ho- subjecting estates to debt'. and by that mesas ills be bad tabs. some weeks goes, and hisiod the shusallire sad past two o'clock in the morning one of the sailors d the dm . h • still - '-'" i ' every Ming to eorrespesd except the somber (11,7111) of Ile below was awakened by a noise that was on deck ; stuswo. ta d some Ire moon is euntienet. rough of Tainwerth-and to suggest, that. from .creasing the general fends of the house. the political aspect of the day, there was one spa. . Mr. Serjestit BosaegulT contended. R tbat this pord atsva tradereik er exacol ho the t tbe ama n t e a tia g ber ares uf reimega die other ; ami onte be r a eo ep ra i .. be got up to go upon deck, hut found the hatch ties of punishment. which, s hould it he imposed case was very different front•the case of erney it. ekes Oratory'', ligeres sower she parpsar of the assonfae. shut; he awakened his comrades immediately, who iIIgETINOS OP CIIEDIThha AT OULLIMALL L . ' • • certain extent, might blast the prospect's Davison; here there wan • sweeping °°nseli•wew of tame, by merely revereoe the helms to every sole they . were asleep, and informed them of the noise that ve•woenow. d e t he se y ou n g G en tl e men for ever, and be in its 'all the estates of Mr. Boehm. rest. freehold. cnpy• Wimp, said avoid seeding oat Iwo wake with the 8000` Ilea. was on deck. and that the h a t c h was shut . Th e T. F. Hest, Xt. Staetla • isehelields. honier " " 'tenets totally inconsistent with the intentioo hold, and • leasehold, in divers parts of England, her „ _Marine so "eh' of the •itet• Wiwi • r"lte•P'. he or "'" three births of three sailors. being Italians by birth, J. arrra • g em , „ used ' tom 44ac i ori ... - -••• ' • • 3 ti of the Cosset. , . wilhaut . stating the amount of that property ; but 15 i" above v ies 6 "' t'esistime e ‘ '111" Lewis, " e Ilse were only empty. in c onsequence of which they R. patrol, v i ral t., she Postdate hags* examined the mite,.... , tweed read, pietareoaas„...seerreisset Jis 3 Is • Mt. NoLall. sad Mr. EDEN spoke, on the same - ill tbe.farnter caw, the l'er""131 property was pa r -: mod ieqiiinsi bow they Imes that it was a forgery. He thee emsjectured oeme evil design. They got op haze- Mr. Taylor, Leer-lane. dealer is cones .. 3is tide. tienlarly stated at gum/. l u th e r u mmer case, t he proceeded with the wafter to the room Where the Pri- titre', being five in number. of idiom three were T. Seddre, Rarebestar.peuer 3IS aliaira of the esse were irr j og oil ; bet in this sneer ws.. Mr. Holie. the master, hatpin behind. het Dutch and two English ; the mune of the latter A. Helth il lslingion,. hatcher 3 IS The Judges. consulted for a considerable,. lime Psvvsl warn was Julio Cayes, and the other only knOwn ender aII coulees mawrc l ii-mad. dealer '- , •• . the partnership was dissolved, aid the house when he beard that de Prisoner sad the 3it ' weistai, themselves. after which- the name ofJolin. After repeated ku il oc ire k e s lts on lia th n e s J r ..m a4.4 ,:de I , 7 : " .. l i j ::::: erehea y ra....... ,mich.. l . 4 . ... MIN Jerk.* BAYLILY delivered their jaddlifit. stoppedpsyment the very &ay shut the deed was iseinsatety aceplaimed with melt other, by their shall. 3 it 3 is his Learned Slathers and himself had examiasill the signed. On that day , Mr. ' Marina conveyed terms ,eliada the imdpristatwanserkinagiaseeg to s ir e ; a t iribry is very familiar be patrol with "Ah ! hatch it was at last opined , hut the 3 Is • eiresameences of the case, sad the matter contained his estates to trustees, sad the question was, °he• my tiod Mead," or " sty nl.l friend," nr words te that s ood in arms before them. threatening to murder T. Chasidim, Aliesbery,Erweer 3 H in the affidavits of both the parties with the greatest thee that Act did list come within the statute of "reel. " bow de Toe thor Sic Mr. SAY dies &Word any one who made the least resistance. They or- 4 . P.41- , "law"' dealer 2 it *Haitian. and they had seen much to blame. not James I. did: ienot operate to the delay of Ins ere- Imo tbe ih r i oo s in, the waiter kaviag previenistytol...l o t e lte .. lPr i : ; Herne lined, shoemaker dered one of the Englishmen to cane upon deck. o, gredd, rea saw , adlry 21 i v_ eed. Theliepti d bin smaw amhemed "" l " s t r m P: e t r te 1 1 7 r. ■ a eb ; sad saying. • " We shall not hurt you." He obeyed . %V. Rabbeilt. Red Leropmengs, potaripme r em at .. :t! that in the conduct of the Defendants afoot. bUt oleo in ditore ; for as for as - leasehold property was coucent- that of the Prosecutor. But the latter hod at length ed , creditors might come at it by execution , sod '" said. dist he need sot have give. himself the trouble them, and having got upon deck, was sent aloft In I A:Masser Rosetwary-larde,slagoseller .. 2 it • wisely put himself under the protection of the law, b y e le gi t the y mi g ht affect the freehold p ro p ert y , or sending fur Lewis, the petrel. bet as he bad come, looses the sails; afterwards, the second English IG . ( leeks: Orbs., , otevelinst . 2 to wed as the *Defendants had committed a violent but the convey rote to trustees took it out of their M would serve Ids cause, at he haew him to be • sailor being made to come epos deck by the sense ' ''' lisils i' llwwiss-wall • " s a' a t ee t ti theioretv VOW.. The trusts were am at all in favour of the Geoilrelan c ; that his brother heed is Ward . rfm.place. A. Dash, sea. Greenwleb nod Itrideweit•pree'ort: breach of the peace, public juistice andpromise, was also sent aloft for the same purpose . 1 ph ,,,,b er. • 1 --, i • At lite same time the three Dutch mailers wanting L. and J. Phillips, Hitch Hollows, dealm,.., iit • of society required that they should be *rated creditors. and even if the object of Mr. Boehm Doctor. Th e Pritone o r and m" l N ° V his k ` l ' ls h e er lie . s i lle V• oniar " "ee l here with severe punishment. In su ff ering judgment te (which he did not impeach) was the most !audible, bro e il litiktiniek before. The wailer , oat to see if I, to ga upon deck. were pushed down •again, by F. Kieg, Cosounereial-road, vieluiller 2lt pass by default, they had acknowledged t h emse l ves yet if the deed operated to the delay of his ceedi- mead meet with any „ma rho meld decide whether s h e which our of them received a wound in the head M. D'elistareal Wild 'tent, """ B "drallt Iti side was •a &mere or sat, hut they were all gone by •a sword. after which the hatch wits shut •aguish I a W . . ca lis i t, slu eu. ' se llisuul itee isiti et.H " ese ' inss eh lusecti nee 1 " -. guilty of an act which was at once highly criminal tors, it woald come within the statute of James l. I II to the sight of God. contrary to the law of men, Mr. Serjeant Less lied slid contended , that to bed. The Prime'', rep ' 9 thus coat and watch, if Ise proposal the "le ' hi, grout After a little time the hatch was opened, and they IW. m ein, c phial ,. we ' ottroisseer e Is an d ca l cu l ate d to carry terror an d miser i nto t h e there was no substentie I differencebe tween an . servant. n i ,wei . old let low go bone, as his family fused ~. egret i r . r j e ; s th t e s m ag en z,: he r h a il. This Mr. Heby re- were one by one mode to go spoil deck. sod were S. Spencer, Possadtrig r , bricklayer , acturer .... 1 it bosom of diatestic life, and which, on th ese ac- case and Berney e. Davison. The recital of the not am , billows„ ant bound and vent directly below. Afi crated. they WP. Weise, Morley-week liatistanefartarer.. Ilu • counts the law must ever be rigid in diecouraging, deed its the reeent ease 'hewed its meaning; it his object. The Prisoner declared tir had no other money.i It !word the cable cat, and that they pet to sea. In We___. H. Merriman. New lloadmeer, mastermasebor 1 It Lewis, the patrol. tirade snow °Needs** to taking the • little time the Mitch sailors wore ordered upon 4'. •T t: _ . ,.. w iC t "., _kw's", brewer.,. It were tly to be wished that the Prosecutor was to transmute one species , of property Into anot h er . an d, as room as it eats eve-toed, all credi. Primmer into eustwiy, and at league be refused to de ea had eleitained from much of what lie had done, but deck spite so examine she ropes by which they S. ATleTs e n g ett i l'anii.lhami ' grocer- iin were hound, and two of them were put into the there was great reason to applaud him for his Brun- . toes, simple contract as well as judgment creditor., his own responsibility, as the awe wee arat proved to be a G ft . msaaj F ek""h or e d, ra :f T erd i:NwedWella mrer i t a""ell . c si b l s versati ad""*Ba i l li ti. : l-bria.""stri cokrarc.h: 1 1 : 1 1 :1 1 strerry. cahle tier. sod the third aft. By this WOOS they nesein refining to appeal to what was falsely called steed eat the Seale tame. Mr. Mohr told him be would take all the filar, sad dared the law of honour, and engaging in r contest which Chief Justice DALLAS said. that without at pre- tam hi ki him am all large, saw one Dutch sailor was murdered. cud lay on It was mac stated, th a t Lewis neglected to march the Pd • the grate; they therefore thought the same in i t i Ls ".,,, s g' se L l ' , ,l, g , : **l",„, ereet tP•et, " might turn nut fatal to his opponent as well as him- sent mitering into the question of law. the fact ale- I It that the object of Mr. Boehm insaner; lint be astertal that he did, and ibis he forted a re,pect to the Ceptain and hie son. se they were J. ej a "„ --- .'ii .--..e 7' des - ki ,....... ae1ee1l • self. His Lordship then proceeded to notice and Prated clear. .. 1 It I is comment on the contents of the effidavits, after nag the deed was to convert his real into personal . h leather pure, iontaiaing le! . shillings-lint be emerged 'tot heard any where. After the three Italians 'l'. Dev - im, . ma-Maim ...... i se which be coistiniscd : It wait deeply to be 'regretted peoPertys and thereby create • a fund tar the more • • Ha the parer; and the Ave shinier were paid le the ceseli. swan. out of twelve to Maria be was entitled from the tines had come twice to see if the ropes by which they i• Rafters EdEeowrrsad.cawdirepeer I Is that•the Defendants hod given themselves up to the speedy payment of his creditors. the Prier/Off bad award him. were hound were yet properly fast. they came egain W. Win", Rstiterlntbreeses-ractee I It goverantent of their passions, travelling a hundred Mr. Conant severely emoted the coodact of the at twelve o'clock (now 9..1i of May), between which DIVIDENDS. ' and inid if be had the power be world mopes/ blow, Le t he tune they had been able to loosen a little the a gyseer:ie• seethwarkr lese-isserdiset sad sixty miles in twenty hours for their hasty gra- POLICE. tification, instead of waiting for that season when -.... woold.-The Atomiser wss emboli testate farther witarolwathme. one and the other. They were again brought W. Neale. s"""ltieleallefoilversatith The solicitor It she Doak, sais Mr . Lem, Ike hasped ., of upon deck, and the two Englishmen were ordered j i s t rente n-Cseue 'l gesert ' : tut luels ' elussbers e. sey , ses„.. 10 their feelings would have cooled sod reason reco. learnelotr.lllooll2.lt vered her sway. it was still snore to be regretted. ROBBERY OF THE BRISTOL MAIL. beak rote. attended. by the three Italians to bind then. peselerly again, W. r oas h atoo . N oal i ag b alot b o o e ,g,„„b„, . IS , that two different Sundays b a d been t h e ti mes o f i WtiNeni ma Widmer alias Menirk bei lm breeldl e b•fsre lbs bo L awa , j a „ p b t waa timed as „ s om a of b e i ng ma , threatening to run them through if they did not du 10 T. Walters and W. Perkiisa. Parise*. di, elopselters.... to prosecuting their angry and vindictive peerless. I relied th y a se i rt e z r a t .i.... isi use of t g"gW swami in robbing a wake...ere. shop, a d ....-o•-dinr, and va. it as it ought to he. They were split bound in rims et h er ro bb er i es wldell isms lately bees committed at the cable tier, by hands and feet to the cable. J. Taylor, EMU Smithlel4, tobacenoiat ... ........ .. I I It was from persons holding an elevated statute in Mr. Walerbonse, prerieter of the Swag wills two NarksT. Her m. Ludgatresreet„ bookseller tw i sty 'hitt a reverend an d p i ou s o b servance of th e h a , wi ser , ma w that a b oo r two ment h e ago th e Lw ow . ttutt doer.' "'gm° , ' 1 " °""ber "km are "'''' ' t wee Having suffered in this tit witiol• till d t a i r n k. sad thoughtnot t W yees . .. li De s4 leae l l p "" chmatshi . ' eharehe alleistelbussa h • sad j. petanowyhjamemee, ""ustill•••• .• 1 : Sabbeth was chiefly to be looked for. ll' they did Pool limit nearelassa ef • Panel. """llig 1014 sea Over I ; te i g t : r • '' has bees twirled I 1 of &a beefing any more noise upon deck, a paws og onoyeemorre 10 ace set such an esainple bow could it be expected b"%," L icll‘et° L _ L _lllillaral, " i l t sii "C / li v ale t ' T h ' i Wetl y '",.. g o ld watches Ands was .41.0 there, sad all tee aemitat he the ship was deserted ; after many trials. tbeY este. c legato; Devoteaki , owe sik e s 10 that the more bumble ro d ignorant should conferee Luasu"." rse o . l l t r i "..." Earl il -- " erewee * l ' t t u s s a s e°lB.e ktw ign from 1 ;1 could g ive ally* possession of it has, that hobos/id it of a . .ceeded in unbinding theiuselves, nod wishing SO ge W. WambiCtses 4 asebets east-aletalemee. . . ..... ..... 10 themselves to its duties. " But,' said hie Lord. hill. Mete tha s =a th: Briitit:l -- au'il was robbed by, it • was """ is New e steliteest e of who he had as lounnedile upon deck, they found the hatch sailed dossie r CERTIFICATION' '^- • ship, addressing the Defendants, " you chose for soppoold, fear enema, who took all ilie inside plane. Se. w he be ga te r v 7h . il rle:itien.prniencatelarcireerreadelowee ect N i s a o l e d h e Jams, is, which the residest.y broke open by force. Coatis* upset Pok er , w • o r,__P"WeNg - bwr,.....1a0100r i5 _ 61166160086 _ __ . ..,.. -6 . your attack upon Mr. Floyer the time ashes be w a s rural pares* obi* one deleoalteals under , thil . k _ ma r..... mare fa a gentile Houndeditele-He was • Boded. deck, they found that the skip was reed* dessysnd, Wiir a s m s Z ehee ""s .emed, ••••••••••m beeneemaense te een ...-w esoeger •mveuse .seeier . isse .... eig his way to church on the Lord's Day. in caw s i tl e l t i ll d their " wsswis th w e r n s o wh o ss ' eee ` " Ism , ' 1 ,7 - "7 -1). , ... -- c -- and the long-beet gone. The deck wawieweemed e i ga g ", hit , a isah „,. Essrs, ' 1 awl ' - • wisemerekest..... pony with fensalm. You did not call him aside. : made e - g'""t eeetmed r e both rettlwries. wit. with powder, and • train led to time mageitine. A J. Weans, sf Old Ilreet‘ellosse, Loads., 'serials's-W. um peewee ee FIRES. nor await his return, but in their pressure mode sae DM Ina wellies lo Liverpool, Centric's, sad Mired, for -..enw but oing match was found ley the t empter, which Mettler. of Uverymi, assediesi.e-T. Ramey. of Lawry of expressions, accompanied by gestures, eel doe perms. who could swear to throe who bad Sakes Mete A destructive Are broke oat ea Wedisseday miming, all had burnt almost to ihe Powder' "evil% destroyed Ths .. A r sjilwes ' ' listul ' a r Inds and lirm4sereas•l-1:- ed altogether to baoish the frame of mind sid egi b l ibt ► mats, and were supposed to have effected the robeary of the t i lt: ro t:72. ft w o o f . P occas bilip iemil Akterrek by• l E b :e ss . t er ig a li t re led ee ltsiner ot a toe mai L o dea d ...r.. , t s h , e ive ps e r t d o er ee , t ei co od u e r xt ee it t it r uis t l h ie:l ta t l l ai te . match. they re. Tr, of Greet St . 1 " . " 1 " 41 ""t• ta's l " , sineetsull- -4 . I he shill being of e Ceichesi lirlia.,er er *" , Esse k-ea x.ti magll nes.ass ai si i" afset iesel' aree b" .27. - K.7..... " ....n7. to the sacred occasion." With respect to the cow two "seta". putative guilt of principals and seconds. seconds stacy liss i. Lor m :l t la bs it a rir asked the Primmer whether h e h a d soy vast is seff , rtes a b e mem, to sat i re to a h e d.,„,,, h a t h e theft ebeeh !l ac i ng sailed hut a short distance Li me o r H o do en g e kk g ee k , weee b oame „._e . gamb „ mi I. that of Walpole ? Prison -e Wasemeie mewl floor. tomcod of endeavouring to rod ids the ---- - ------. -----° should know that it is a duty which they owe to my „ a „,,... dame . , she ran dims stairs sad alarmed the beam, sad is they &wavered the boat behind them. and ap. Broad:in, late of Eine wlleaderriert, Barbera, Loos., o.l_ their principal, to themselves, to society, mid to The Lord Mayer repeated the treaties I Primmer refire t h e i e re rra i t he room wo e au I ce t o a ll p er m Th e mo th ers Preaching very fast ;in consequence, they got a literensels.-.T. Thompadie, of Laernater, Irnienten e er.-n their Creator, to labour earoestly to effect • recoo• sews bssilatiess).-. I sever Mel by soy other aasoo-to wily Sr the bower, consislieg 'Weight rooms, together wide few clothe,. and fled with all haste in the mull .„__ Wsull t stlist " t r eei t abnissilis yt e q we r il lu bl isawr PT"' ciliation ; and when they did not do so, and lent ell lis•trledlle." the waleable faraitare, which was eniassred, were all de. boat ;in all this haste they sew the Captain and his ---5- ' A Li smethant suited, upon his oath, that he had themselves to the views of the irritated parties, sow di:egimi ssser is _ . .... ie __ at i 4n ___,..... 3 eYO)O4 is less thee nee Imam A stroll( wall e o stilesd roe son lying asordered in the cabin. nut haying had - • - .------------"` - - - they usideubtedly incurred au „equal degree of be „ al ,b,„ by the r ,7„,, a m r.;, - 4 „„-,;„, e ',7,;,,,,,-; r 1- . eat'eraltelddatikwhintowki.ol the " I " . • 71" dosage "" 141 " 4 is time to make a minute inspection, as they retrieed MARKETS. guilt. SOON allowance , however, ought to be The Lore Mayer ' Where do you live, ?einem 7" d o ot h er her bake Got at a b roa l,,, the comer o f s ea t. every moment to fly fronetheee murderers . What . r -....,___ made for Mr. Damian in this instance, inasmuch as Faster-" At the Black leer, Pimadilly." low-meet, Oxford-etreet. as Wedseeday nigldt, bat it was they were about four English miles from the ship, RAW HIDER. 11lPtly eottoltotehell by the *mom &um hadditalt melon they sew it blow up in Abe air; and they arrived IMut Helfer* .ad Mare (per Ordioary.. le 1114 to 2. ile from his counexion with Mr. Peel's family be The Lent Year•-" Sow de Yee live therer Primmer might be supposed to feel soy circumstance affect- Tbe n l l 'l rs th " t l i a u g "ell er... meet heeet .. _tirs ,p . e szl it t i r et4.l.:i .i . te i u.,7_, a it was supposed to this morning (10th May) at Eli/aim. The beat in sloes).. As Ail lob lid Market Calf.. Its to 11...0rk net yon di ry. log it, ahead as strongly as themselves. Looking Tim p ria ,,,,,,T e l limsee , ~,, Dee , auemer that mmattee'.,. have which the crimes's deserted, is about 20 feet lam, llitddit•P Is 2 4 Is Is dd gag- Mersa 1)e Out le th •• . at all the facts of the case, the sentence of the Th e po mmi e s &dia ler , u h e b o g at t h e b og i oi g na ,b, aa g NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. mid painted black under, sod above with • green SHEEP SKINS. • Court was, that the Defe n dants should be coat- him eel to apes his sestb, bere obeerved. Mat Mere wee no stripe. Names, &c. of the three Italians and Stwarlitage, polled 6. ltd to Os Oil mimed to the custody of the Marshal of the Court reeled for reading the Primmer into essfisestest, die ear Euglishmen, so far as known of them :-Louis. Ditto, dews is Oil in 5. 94 IPOOTIDIOITII4 11311 VAST I. for the space of one calendar mouth, pay • fine of Y ie l i•su la t.o 4 wh air m • w atai siee m b 7 am " . l44 ha • atimi l e t ermw ere l l Y "Vac o ka y a g the Sailed the Asia. Ralderston, for China ; Apot i • clear, f o e mistral 25 years of • age, five feet tit bright, nob.; PRICE OP LEATHER. 600/. each to the King, euter into recognisences P r i m me r s p as receiving the stub OW. Waterbeese, that be Meares t Neetese hfe•detrh. for the Care or Good HoPe i fat, black hair tawny colour, black eyes, large & M 60 a. to be11...m SJ rock Ito?M di I pee . for 4 , 0001. tech, and fi nd two eufieieut sureties f or ba kin g, from th e &p e a r lie s t drat had bora given re tea r Amy, Ilkdowlleht, i fw Genoa and Negbees ; and Sp r i e hde nose ; Pedro. a b out to years of age, about 51 feet Ditto, be is saw. each led to Ind 2,0001. to keep the peace for five years. test W•Muma was toe of she poi that had robbed the snail. sad Adder swum um • "In". in height, very tasty, brown hair, mantel face. pale Dressing Hides ISd to tAlel . Shortly afterwards the Defendants entered into " Wawa nes newt Welt t• Prises, Mr. Waterhouse having reiresoven, reassume I. . countenance, brown eyes, ordniary nose, lost one Fine Coach Hides .... 174 so ISO men to this **et. Arrived the Dudek wore.abip Flocs, from Fort fleece, be or two of his tipper teeth; Julianne.. about 20 Crop Hides 26 to Mho. fwe remiss 111.1 tr. 114 their Well recognisences. take the eerie of the Prim Presierikk, Date* 74, lying here. moigoinnt jamvaßr 31. years of age, 51 feet high, rather poor poster, Diu° 46 " 44/114 '''' ' • ••484 to "4 •Robert Peel and J. Wiloon Create. Esqes. gem isi nies y wewse 4 isus t hs lis e utunbshus tss eheeee l e ' d u a b l ima te t t i lle se essa mec i r m aha sti° p " awa w i thr ": ber saitelisa to the amount required. • Wien be bad aeon /mentally Ware meter dioremeabk tle. Arrived the 1111selier packet with a mail from Jamaica, dark oval face , tawny colour, brown eyes. len; je a tu r e nki " 5 . 30 1 , 5 1 1 7 4 4b e 11ib. WI to tad IHM to Sid ''' ) tears of age, 41 Hine Tem 1M1h5...... • lid to NO. ~.. - betook hint lout roakedy. from New Tart ia 20 &ye ; sod As., Markel, from Lon- feet high, brown hair. healthy coulitenance. and Small Reels (Conslami) ..ltd to ISA .. . , ; t ic.. • a tre'Deirdledlistr • warder of 'the Parish tor tit. .. Mr. Waterbome, the ateinest heater Peanifar, swore that a m, for T alm ag e . 6itsmitchreta, who lied been convicted at the Lou- he answered she description eternalises( the pug who bad Tbe America brig Daily, Thatapeoe, which arrived here l i a u roz g eyes ht, bre ; thee 33 years of age shout 51 feet leer stmt ._ shouldered,. red L a i r and beard, ~..I ." ws 4t ai A---. Hides IN to VW: ''. ?Sid tia lOW ' \ • ADO Semis.' of an assault on aortas Green sad taken their plates in the atoll. aa eke Hub from Baltimore, leaky, is dimberging her emits... -lid ea red ' sheitteilleecity, two City 011cers, in October last, Pitamirar ••• ant to prises. awl Wee erdeied to be kept ores. tramway 2. freckled. light eyes, fair celeste. and ordinary coup- ' • es dm Degealerd, in the City of Loadon 2 wee is S e l wrais mess ' s "' rialw WIN "' __ pOWlTltelee. Came down from the River last eveniste and salted, with tellauct. __-__________-__ sa., ,4e I PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. ...„,, ant: sip to met" she illd=g 4 tiol;°Mal• ' •. • SLITRAORDINAfir cm OF urriatuto A de n whole of the mitward.hosed, she Hope, Versos, ter A maw siderite bed DWI. giving t e l FORGED NW& MOTS. L....___' • Tut PLauree.-Yeeor nay now be aim is the 4 Par Ct. Raab • • Alfliii I India Stock.. lltel . n. trolly, wougeosie. trim smart% sailed for the Booth-oat ~,,a fi ne er • . ening, the duration above the S per Ct. C0n5...071f11 I 1091 failiWaligill f•PWRO•1111311141, ell the Dukadmore Pre`m , ' 11. •••• 4 •7 • I°. '• ntlisstigstim took P IP " d'f, J. r- Aim, but she bee pat back aisle. . • . • -.' • • • • • , 31 per Cent..... 76f 77 1 Do. Bonds •.. 10 17 pe. iiiehilleMielael eel nformaisr, th e Coon emsleared *Cantalet liste alma • Aerie Prefemed ageism .noniron es Hue beaottlol planet is overeating. Jet- -• . owe a l i n . s y ass ... and be • d;.. 'Aare, arise( ROO of yery.respeetable and esedensealy rip. . lialtirtut, venair•ay 11. pater say be seen a Moon distance above her iti the 4 per Costs ..... 861 87 Ex. Bills, 2 ....3 4 pr. te - w• - - sbilli- a° - laseatiell- awl 'Otters :immerse ben are eiseeded with idled the Lady Pierce packet foe Hothead; asdllearifoy south-western sky ; they are approaching each other. 86U Ditto Cam ..... gill.. t t quills ' Menepott to what t h e penlooo A mp ' ' /smart for Comtism', bosh with mails. 3 per Ct. N. Ann. 102 f; Lottery 'rickets 231. its. .., •. Satires is also visible iu the mouth; and Mars ia with oaelt-Ofeiree-ggierally • are; they beiag rood* - etveaveroe, IMMIVART 1. ' L -"" • ' diftoßT OF COMMON FLEA% ,pegne l lyer tweets's% Hasa, or Alters who are tempted . The. Wilikese.Mewarkfrom breve feelleowambeea t arrivee farther ea iu the line of the ecliptic towards the east. Thus are the four brightest planets of our Bank L. Atm.. IS lea Coos . he Ae.G7l Gs GI • • '; - • . Taussaav, Famatiasir 3. • to peopeeet t oopigases praetiorof etteviogeforged IMMO as lishiseere (kenos). tie thole:oh alt. with Ise of main. I •• • •-- ' *sat the fors of i peril •of tea shillings each se desert knee toad both sorbets. Ho Fridley last a brig, Umber s ystem v iabl e toget h er soon after run-set. . lIIRTHS. The Coati .ons exempt e d this day in beak', low • .pootsl name, or from poverty risk their seeks; bet deeps*. Isidts, was eta shore in Clualtilly Bay, Near Eberle. On account of the death of his RIAJIISTT, the Os ths id ilistain i as WM°. 119.81, irs"idisbire' the : .;. - gond& dmrlsisloe• muse bon bore only to soprani& The Jobe sad Mary, of Maryport. sad the Isabella. of '. iseguasents.o f eugenics§ of Clonmel. of eyrie daughters. gesillgsey; some of family sad eddeurntiusa were albite North Mileigs, last ambers sad MAW at Crookbares es greet bell er Boston church "as tolled sot part ln Stratkord- place, es We saorsistg, the Lady of iseenxv v. WHIZ& ' . *of to Shearing yesterday its great 'rife se bey the Medd . Oddity last. . . Monday afternoon and evening. Rubel-tamer's% Esq. jeer. If a ilsseider. I This was a case from the Court of Chanel/5 8 0 d e p rav i ty a she pommy. The eollowiag la the emblems. . allisAges, fasoarte• 11. We regret to state, that a fire has totally de• MARRIAGE. 1 .. try whether 8.4 , 01 ezecated by a Mr. BelkS9lis 41' the eireenumaces which transpired :- Arrived the Edward, Moshe r thew Loodos, for St. Via- troyed the extensive fluor-suills at Miushull in Os 1110 • 41 1. at he, fether . • •ealr Wffram•trood. in the C . teestiosi6 a all 41. -teal freehold, Poi/Geld. AO - About eines /Ala* as Wed--'-y sight the Printer'', Wel% to diterm, imielissupllt moot other sails, sad throws ° Cheshire. li *linty ol'Olet. Deasy Ceeott6 illodloor got to Nary, se- % • std fry a &mak, woof is 'could stabs Rey bees* a maim ateslledeelltbaliglia dr isle. leasehold property, -war or was not a fraud. cowl daughter order Rigbt U. Earl of Kidipties. care■rest, where tbey 'mamboed ,woe two boors,derlag • • 1r •• •-.-........--__.....--.. • The Dee is now very high, and the meadows on Mr., &Ikea LUIS said. that the -cues of Si n -. gem yd a bank of 1111/414f• sad woe }HON. • its banks present amen imposint suectacle beino a DEATHS. Duoigen, recently decided', hod, iu fact, de. Onsidliag fee cis hill, he was informed Is woe 11 . 75. is pay. Ils• scriiiiedi:ll.l.4.ymr. s kim lixoyal, law sr- , , - . 0 of ,e. Oa Monday, the 31st Jeneary, is Ceseberlamestrees, t acy v. - a. 4 abel e Ttien now btkure the Court s mane it sitaieftw which he tendered a Rote he 191. porporting to Mr rived iu the ClLde. . complete sea or water. the fertilising quality which s era i l ti c Geesge, re b el o f t h e l a m ima m / s t . George, o r i l ie „sh o e th e c o r e ume t en eee of this ease of the Beak of Sagisaii... Mrs. Clarke, the keeper of lhe The Lend Williagtoe. ----. from Bengal, will amply repay the temporary inconvenience the Eilrnsh, C.ounty Kilkenny, mid sister le laird Caul...win. • teso i sd maim mad y. f rom t h ose o f Be rne y se Davison. base, 4 , 1004 twilit choir' ,° she ""Peelea the tow 'hoineword-tioindi,. was sees oft Mount's Bey. en Good may occasion . Wedoesday, of irdasusietios en doe low" William Ham- . to be a (forgery. rte. Prioeswe is reply maid be was aeleon, eldest soo of William Herrisos. iof .Portsinuatb, Est The splendid mansion of Josern Bon aPA RTC aged font „ en sod eh , „ iambs , - Kr. Bohai roes in partnership with a Mr. Taylor ; pawned or eateft elm* mamma w. pay the bill; ti.. Sl i t Januaiy. is greet distrete. • Wat affair*• of sloe house became imroleed. and at o w h a ws h e • l i ft ob i boo, ha . avea g. „ a wo n t? Extract of • letter from the @irate to Lloyd's, (late King of Spain), at Bordeniown, New Jersey, Wept it became insolvent. Mr. Boehm was pos t f ee th e *paystent of .the• bill at a future day, to teem a at Cuxhaven, dated January 27 :-" A rapid was destroyed by fire oil Tuesday afternoon last. HIGH WATER TM DAY AT 11110074 BRIDGE. ; wo w scsatsses, and b a conveyed th em , rea l, free- geld sal ties Ids temser-iikidli Mee. Clarke at Magda thaw hes taken place, with all likelihood of a cep. The fire originated in the fourth story from bogie Urals, is Haw 4. I Seesaw 14 after S. so Wool to °TV., I 1//a rait"er , see•"1""'" by 44 re- Uneasier ; sod lam of opinion, that. iu the course defect to the stove. The principal part of time fun. ~.. - UK cePitimis4 lmd WW I " I. trusters ' to " 1- male frieoLiefe Ms bags* sad west sway iii tbeenseb they . _ . by the conversiog of th ose estates. for the same le - t - a te primer wowed the maekeme to drive m of tlirve or four days. the Elise will be navigable to • nature, lied all the valuable pa .... isms, i ntermitted to p r i reed and Publiabed et Taos Sarno Pans mat Tee Of waling Ow viesopds of his creditors. Cinneadielsogusee. Mee. garb. se mp ar ei ne that t h e pn, Hainburgle which will releassethe wort number of be worth 130,000 dollar., were saved. -( Nem York, (h•as Ofieee, IN. se, sommas. br d cditioratA, • sore speatias wok NIMIOND • gegen in trod* .our, herr that the sate was a forgery, that he at. •altippitig at premed In that harbour." last. 7.) of Ow Orson. , . _s NAVAL INTELLIGENCR. IPORTIIMOI7II4 vreavalv I. &Aka She Asia. latileemon, (*tellies ; Ajax, Clash, foe Illokoe; 1 111114 kirk, for the Ceps of Good Hope ; Amy, 1111•••11•14.fur Genoa sad Leghors i sad Sprightly mid Adder setters es • miler. ruratovra, resavaar 3. Arrived the Dutch starcahip nen, from Mal Chin, is take the dirge at the Pries FroferiCk, Dutch 74, lying here. PALIIIOIIIII4, JANUARY 31. Arrived the Slather packet, with a nail tress Jamaica, sailed the lOW Decewther Lod Hulett packet, with a mail tram New Tart is 20 days ; sad Ass, Shekel, free Lea- den ter Tasters. The Americas twig Vaiy, Thumps., which arrived hers ea the 26th from Baltimore, leaky, is discharging her cargo. prim, virsavAav t. Came M•s host the Lyrelaw evinsiwg mod galled, will doe Mole of the eetwee44posoil, I. tier s Itensee, fee 111116bikom - • • •_ _ _ Tie Melly, ilbobliattre. fa it &tarts, sailed fee the lose,, but she boa pat back agate. maitwttm, fltlittLitT t. Salted the IMF Repeats packet fur Hollardi sad licaufey packet fur Cambay's, both *lib mails. Ltrravoor., IMIIIIVAILT 1. • The Winass i lltawart, fro* henry fee, remembers, seri red M Illaltienore (Ireland), as tits IS A elt. with Ins of ass. *so sod both sachem. Do Friday last a twig, Usher lamb, was sts Awe in Clositilly Bay, war Morale. Tie lairs sad Mary, of Mamma, sad the Isabella. of Perth Iblaids, lost anchors sod rabies at Crookhaves or loriday inst. ellisAses, JASVAILT 81. Arrived She Shard, Dosaiss. front {erodes. Air it. Vis es ,Is disaino, buds' split most of her sails, sad throws a omen at oratiliwilla s pk. • i o L • 1 ' • 4r t r.4 a• e a 11 1 • • (-0 ***. , 4 , . • 1.• •!..11 I Fi; w l~ 1 I ; y ~ J • 1