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FROM THE GERMAN PAPERS. THE HAGUE, StrT. LIIIEUTY Olf THE PaESS IN tiot.Ls.t , an.---In dye Sitting of the States . General of yesterday, the President. read the Report of..the Central Com imittee on the Law relative ;AO :the Iterrsion of the Licentiousness of the Navin regard to co -reign Princes and Powers. He then stated, that lie had communicated:to his Majesty the observa tions of the Committee on the drawing up some of the articles ; and, in consequence, he had re ceived a mission hum the Secretary of State, listed Amsterdam, the 21st, transmitting, by order -ot his . Majesty, a new digest of the plan of law, -conformable to the observations made by the 'Committee. On the motion,,Of,the President, the discussion on the law thus amended was fixed for to-morrow.• TUe Vigilant, a,paper publisheUhere, has the Riming other remarks on this new law-: It for the interest of the Royal Person, but inertly tor the interest of those who exerc'sse the It6yal authority, that it is .Wished to impose Ois blind respect for All the acts of a Govern ment. It is with a view to the interest of Minis ters along that this law, propoied at the instiga tion of Ministers, has been hatched. The Minis ters in 'Governments regulated by Constitutions are responsible. These F% gents of power may •ot course feel sore at remarks which throw, light on their transactions, and thus endanger their places : but is it of importance to us, that in any nation • whatever the responsibility of Ministers should he lightened . ) Is it of so much , importance to us, that . the.stuallest portion.of our liberty should be sacrificed to obtain it 1" The FAitprofthe Vigilant cow h i des as follows':—" The proposed law is powerless in regard to the interests of foreign Go vernments : it will be too powerful against the in!erests oi our liberty." The King and the Royal Family, the States General, and the Ministers, tire to t'emove for some time to Brossels. BRUSiELi t SEPT. 25.—TliviRait.of the Sieur Simon, given up by the Attorney-General of Luxemburg to the French authorities, which has made so much noise in Belgium, and occupied the attention of the States• General, has just been terminated t brought before the Assize Court of Metz, he was tried and acquitted on the Nth, as well as sonic other persons implicated hi the same business.--['Tie French papers state, however, that Simon was not set at liheity.) /t has been orAcially annotinced.to the Mayor of Ghent, that that city Mill have an. University. An anonymous %%liter in the Brussels Oracle asserts, that the price of grain' is now allhost as 'high in Belgium as it was in the days of/the assig snits. The consequence is, he lays, " that in a ciunitry the most eminently agricultural, thou sands of fathers of families arc unable to supply till wants of their children, and can hardly give them a wretched crust of unwholmsotste black brenl." He hence argues, that the ports should be shut against exportation,' beedilise ail the sti+ verfhious grain of the country 'haul been`consum ed by the arm' in the early part of the year, and because the present season had been the most•iti element within the memory of man. Desertions, it is said, are frequent from the Dutch army. Some of theta at Lisle being lately requested to return, rcpliet4 that in France the . soldiers received' bread-r„-not 'wtirit last 'week to look at some file animals of the deer kind' ~ vinelt are at pre si;:nt in the Court adjoining the Xirrfs Mews, al Charing.CrosS, They ate brought from the Upper Misiouri in America, and are the largest creatures of the species we ever saw, the males hting about fourteen'hafids high, thougli not yet come to their full gtowth. When at 'maturity q e 'a tfi 'reach, wre assured, to eighteen bands.. The norn4 are await)* large,' and of-rapid tor. Oat ion. Evert year adds a new antler, or branch to the size, and they 'annually cast the whole. They axe ot the aver colour, except a circle round the Votttoelt, Which is of, a light yellow, and, ft mu its rugular farm,-. - gibs a, very -curious appearance. 'Their Motion is at line trot, an'd they are'. very avy;ll . , as may "well . he expected frOM their light litnb. and ',depot formation. Mit' the ehief-pe tittliarhy.Of the ‘Vi yiti (w they are caged) is a sort of second nostiil a,r aperture der`tile . eyes, Supposing a line drawn tp . warth the time. This singidar organ is not dis'cerniide when Oe aoimal is gaiet. but when exerting in any 'way p,operur just at the common nc;)stril : widen's) and txposes itself to the view, We know not the use this second member, and it will be worth while it head in order to ascertain its fttna ttons. Ihere are four Wapitis, two males and two terniles. They teed like other . deer, and vee hove n ub doiubt will soon Make a noble ornament to our lord and NOblemen's Parks. r Mr. CONWAY, of Cnctit-Ciarden Theatre:who !luting Ilk rtn,idenee here was receivcd with. the I , ,hiclist attention byAi, grAwdA, left Paris yester. y morning IL3r Cheitentiani; 'tviiere we under all'ogeil to pritorin si•elicint 'Alio:clay - next.—(Galligiuuti's Messen gr, Pali:, Sept. 2G.) - 14.k11:41141.U.6.1. 1 * NEW-YORK, Aug. 23. Cus-rOu-nous . LaW.-- , -We are ineormed that another Bulletin has been teeeiVed at the Custom house 'from the CoMptroller of the Treasury ) in which 'that Officer informs the Collector that he has retemsidered the opinion 'init. expressed'. to him on the subject of debentures, and ; on further reflection, inclines to think that he mistook the meals - jug:Of ale law. Ott the ►vhole, therefore, he instructs 'the "Collector to allow the doubly de bentare3 alrotoly issued, and to issue double de bentures ott fatore exportatioos. We presume that those merchants twin, for the last fortnight * during the interregnum of law, have heetedenied the benefit of the Statute of Drawhaeit , i.,- as now exponnded, and as heretofore maintained in the Evening Pdst, Will he reimbursed their money. But we learn that the CoMptroller of the Trea silty, in his last circular, has promulgated neon struction of the law of tonnage, which we yen tnre to pronounce quite as extraordinary as that concerning drawhateks The law, and until to-day the practice, has been to demand fifty cents for `tonnage; and fifty rents light money, agreeably to the new tariff which took place the :30th of June, 1816. But now this is increased to two dollars and fifty cents by a treasury circular. The Bank of the United States, and „the re. sonsption of cash payments, continue to be the chief subject of discussion in Ameriea. Ti►e Bos ton Paper of the 27th mentions, that -it is now ascerfairted that about three millions of the eapi.' tal stock' , of the Bank is yet imstibserilied for : it would, however, appear that the Treasury are de teratined to put it in imnsed:ate operation.- Mr. Dallas, in a circul►ir letter, dated August 15, ad. dressed to the Commissioners of the Bank, men bons that he expects above eight millions of dol lars will be•collected in specie for the subscriptiot► to the Bank in the different States, and that he expects. the establishment will be in active opera tion by the 20th Feb. when all notes issued by Banks who do not pay in specie will, be refused in payment of duties or tuxes to Government. Au article bum New ()Heti* dated July 25, gives an interesting account of an American super cargo, who had . been itnpiisotted its a dungeon by titrirder t,f the Emperur,Clisistbphe. It ” , ould all peer that dispatches had been transmitted from the French Government in. rise ii:1111C ship► of sable Majesty had received accounts. The ►► hole crew were confined. The American, being brought before the Governor of Cape ffestry, - ?dersiol ail knowledge of the dispatches stated to have been transmitted by Mr. Lai oche from New Orleans he was iu consequence, at the intercession of the Americari Crinsid, put on board the United States' sloop of war Firebrand.. - BOSTON, Atio.,so. INcBEDIBLE.—Frorn the •Valtimore redq.al Gazette.---BANKS.---The decision mmle hy . the t.,on vention 'Of Deputies of the Banks of New York - , Philadelphia, and Baltimore, lately•assembled in l'hiLviriphil, that they would recommend to the b.inlis-ot their .respective cities to fix on the first Nlninlay in July next for the general and simidta nenus resumption of spee;e payments, was com municated to the Secretary nt the Treasuryl4 a Committee who w a ited on him for that purpose.. '0 -hough the day fixed- is not so curly ;Is the Sc- i,t , etary had contemplatCli, we have the satisfaction learn, that he . is disposed to aequieSee.itt the ptoßosed rangement ,if adopted by all the banks, as tve•have no doubt it will be be. file searching by the British ar our vessels on! the Lakes ought to .be resisted ; and with notice at this determination should be sent a pro-, atisitiou for a mutual restoration at deserters, as far os it is practicable.. A .new British commander is coming out for the Lakes ; with him we hope the whole of this - busines will be amicably twang ed. it is folly for the British to expect to And their deserters on board Our Lake vessels, wlteu the land is within a few rods, to Which they can [Front the Montreal Ilevtld of Aug. 17.] ' On -Thursday last a gentleman arrived in this `city from Sault Ste Marie, with very disagreeable reports horn the Redi Hirer Settlement; of which. so much has been said and 'writteu-for a while past, It is said, that a dispute had arisetv be tween the Indians and sonic of the Hudson's Bay CoMpany's Officeri, about an escort of provi sions ; that the parties came to blows, Hod 'that, in the contest', 21 of:the Hiuisont4 'Bay peOple were killed; including the:Governor, Mr. Semple., At this melancholy report is given variously, we forbear saying flity thing, farther on the subt , ect, :until we get intelligence - in an unquestiona le Shape anti from a pure source. l'her&it also another glOot»y report, tif a party 'of:Hudson's Buy traders, 20 in, munber,. having'gone last winter to Aratheyascow Lake, when 17:01 them, it is said, perished .for want of , provisions:- the other three weie saved by getting to, one,of: the posts of the North-West Company. It is reported ' too, that Mr. Dmitan Cameron, one of the North- West Company's avents, has been matte a prinxix,q. by one of 'the Hoirstio's Buy Compan y and carried to York factory. Suchr'are the disa , - greeable rumours now in circulation. A letter, dated ,New Orleans, July 23, states, that a beet otirsairolarined zesset., belonging to the SpirtotAt revOlottOttkis", were off the Bati - ze, destined, as cpjis supposed, against. Peosacok A 'Carthagenian privateer, whlLit hid been cruizing iu t lie Salt itock Passage, lout captured several Spanish vessels, and among others a packet front St, John:s (Puerto Rico); bound to St. Thomas's ; 1500 &Altus we, t: douitilded I,y the Captain for the ransom ot each of the Spanish passengers. 'We understand that Joseph Boooaparte, for merly King of Spain, has purr:based the .scat of Stephen Sayre, 1.?.q. called Point Breeze, near liordenton, and about six mites from this city and that he intends making it his future resigcuctt, (Trenton Paper,) • (Flom the Commercial itugust NEW ORLEANS, Aua. 10.-6-It is now ascer tained, by the betwortet Pos lientearres, just ar tived hr Barratari% frinkt Boqui-lia tie Piedra, that the ConaresS ti:e Patriots there hatl,been per;etr TeAn thal- a most. t icstmetive anarchy had broken out aniongtit the leodert anti 1i3C . 11.14 %it \ - •- qtrence of which .no kind of Government or A rtuv.. existed in, that quarter to support the cause,O‘f.., Independence. Epitasia„ who commanded a divi sion of .Patriots on the road to iiiluxico, went over with them all to ,the Royal army, which appears to have sunk the Partisans in, those Provinces in the greatest despondencY. • • Under these gloomy circumstances they liavc no money. at their disposal,, and all the lines'E4 communication are in possession of the Royalists As au instance of ther distresSed condition 1 have way to tell you chat the Mexican Athbalskolotin this city was lately expelkd from thehouse where he lodged, on account of his being destitute of the means to discharge his bill, and his dependents have gone to different plaCes in the United States, with the obiect, of raising moncy by, deceiving people by false reports, Hs well 44 with flattering promises, and engagements which they can never realize. - Some merchants here have advanced, the agents of the Patriots a cargo of ammunition and oilier warlike stores, to the amount of 70,000 dollarS'; and from last, September. to the,present day . it has been utterly impossible for them to obtain one cent. in payment, though they have sent eight vessels, at different periods, to Boquilla de Medi,: for .this, express purpose, To the above I ninst add, as a fact, that in the beginning of this month an expedition set nut from Vera Cruz for lioquilla do Piedra, and there was no doubt that plOce would be taken, and the Patriots entirely defeated and exterminated. SOUTH AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE. (From North American Papers.) NEW TOllls.,_Auo. 48. We hare seen a manifesto from the Directory of notnos-Ayres,' announcing the installation of the 'National Congress oaf the provinces of Rio de la Plata, Bie. in tbe city of Tucuwan, on the of April. This grand and portentous, event has been (Ailed by the good understanding which now prevails betlitieu the Govetimittits of Buenos-Ayres and Monte , Viao. Therepubi icitn armies have made, great progress in Perm; The Royalist Governor of has ;put under:arrest lathe eapital all the prin cipal Inhabitants of that part of the c o untry which is still undvir his ebtlitiiiitd.-, is .prolii bited to them Aohandle any :arms, eten •a The slightest disobedience is.panished With dizathil Without regard to age or sex:: But the gepublican Generals-of Chili and 13uends-Ayres are at Abe, head of powerful armies} exasperated against their bloody tyrants. , Now that the best barmony prevails amongst the Republican Governnientsof that part of South America; the' must brillinti results for the cause of freedom will l?e the ey.n sequence. it has been - reported : that a Portugiese force intended an invasion of Buenos-Ayres, by- Tinkle of a Treaty with Ferdinand- of Spain. .The Re publican 'Gen. Artigas 13 waiting for themon the frontiers 'with 30,000 men. MI the popidation are under 01113ieven:women. V'e are positively in formed, that there are whole 'companies of women, furious and enthusiastic, who have volunteered on the occasion. The invaders may become the invaded.. • (FL cm the Chardevtoillifitrglan retel red.) FROM HAVANN AIL The three Spanish vessels of war, with several transpbrts, &c. which sailed from ilevantiab un the 28th" of July, with Gen.• Apodaca, the new Vice-King of Mexico, on board, returned to that port on the 14th inst. The reasons assigned for, this unexpected' return to port were vatiow sotne assigned as the cause, that the fleet was short uF water'; :others, that one of the brigs of war was found to be unseaworthy, anti that they put la l ch b i t ab ; and others agaiti were so cha lelieve the fleet had put back 1 ) n on flint l account as to iu eonsegnence of information :that the Patriot privateers had concentrated near Campeachy,with a view of' giving battle to the Royal fleet, and capturing the • Vice-King. One thing,-bowever, is certain, anti that is, that the fleet had put back,. but from what cause is not exactly known. PRONE NASSAU. We yesterday received a regular file or the Royal Ga2ette to the 3d inst. ilaclusivc. They contain n p news of importance. Captain Russell, 4.)Fthe Zanga, informs us, that his Britannic Majesty's gun-brig Bermuda, Captain Pattenhuto, hail sail ed for Ilavannab, for the purpose of cruising , against the Carthagenian privateers. Tire Bet,. inuda only niounts 14 guns ; and shOtild two or three of the beaiiest schooners attack her, she will render , bot,rt slim account of hei:Qt*tixo!iz ex• cursion in defence of Spanish commerce, In the latest paper wi! find the following paragraph re lative to the affair of Cuba : " By an arrival from Cuba we learn, that the Carthugenian privateers continue their blockade of the pi ineipal ports of the island, interceptinr, and capturing every tltitig coming. within their reach fouler the,,,Spani4l) If one of his Majesty's brigs of war it to scour the roast of,Cuba of n swarm of privateers„as bold and enterprising as they are universally admitted to be, we shall shortly look for the return of the days of chivalry. :041 Tuesday .rnoraing_4 (loel was •fonght in the neighbouthoud i pf:llundaik,between . an PNicer of the 62d regiment of foot, and Surgeon Itiehard so,n, of the,_l4th -dragonns ;,the 4 latter was killcd on the spot. —(.Dublin Evening Post.), Tlie-tneritorfous conduct of Sir TTIOMAS BEit anti J. T, THoßrs, Esq. daring : their !Ae Slieriff altylustly, entitles .those. Gentlemen . to th e un xt praise of their fellow Citizens, suit the thanks of the comm y in general. it is said that an - immense Order has here re ceived by the him-works near. .3 - .),udiey, for east iron.pipes from Paris * . adopted there as a gr ea t national nntiertisking. Some young desperadoes, .who infest Kensing. ton, broke into a., boarding.sehool, iti Litwer l'billintore-ploce, on Thursday last, between twelve and one o'clock in the morning They sttipped the setionl-roorn, at the_baek of the .house, at all they could find. For! , ,;..itAy fl 1 ' 43 is VgBY c a., as it i3 . stipp-p,td ,tort' e t lystned by the tinnily tioi twin gene tb bcd. PRICE OF ,11114,1.0 :ru[s WEEK. The' ighe?t prk: of the nest Whtatthr Dread thitaitrhouit the Nietropoti6 F sta.t4d ny thq Makers t be 13id. tied litar tern Loaf.—Soave Dat,crs sell the. atrartLivit Loaf froar true penny to thrt4-pe-tiee-li.w . tr. oz. ib. oz. .Peek Lisa to .. 17 '6 1 C lu a r t ern 'L oa f taweth 45/ dlito • . 8 .1,1 tiatf puartern ditto .. = ti .. _..._ ...-- !gtitt Clover , - Foreigii) .. 5 . 1.' ..... E . 1 3 :5 0; 'Ns to S.iS - ptr cwt. Ditto En5.:1.1, . . ... Sus su,ki to .9Eis . Wititratita .. Uoi :,-.0, to I I2*' ay,. ir..s 4 l ... ". —S 3tN t o 6&L4 perir. . Till' alp, White... ...... ~... 'l5, u,i to titi* nd per iiuslis eel and Green' • hiu od to 10* ad What INlttstarn Set d t3s Di to Vds t.ta Brown that, l3s Od to las od • Carraway .s.,eas , 40 0d to Os Od Cl.hito t'wo 46..0d tb 418 V od per qr. Cm.-tailier du. - ,SiOdto P 5 titt . „ .. Tref - oil Citilary' Linseed Oil Cake at the Atli, I•2t. 19s, per thousand. , . . r' 1.. • _.. .—:— --- 441 Corn-Dispectur's Retura.—Thursday, Siptember a New VI• P lit. per 1d... 4 151--s to -241 BOW. •• • 4 os Ud 11) 449 Ogg W lit. per ld 171 Os to 4 241 Os Old ditto C u ! Badry, per Lir. als oil to 411 Lid Pease 4ds Ud to 45 * 0 ' 4 .. Oats C); New Bags. Kent SL4SCX Bl 10. to 191 Os T 110P.S. New Pockets. Kent ~ ... 10i us to WI 161 Sussex.... 91 94 to 151 liits Essex .... 101 04 to Cal Os fFwlharu.. uf O. to 01 us , NEWGATE AND LEADEN HALL :,lAti.h.;.lS. • By the Carcase. Beef 2s Eid to 3s, titi Veal Ss otl to Ss 041 Moltou '2s 8d io 4s O.! I Purl; 4s 4ututis Qd Lamb, ps. to 4s. Bd. ST. JANIZ.S'S Septeio4er 23. • 21 16s od to 51 15A 01--Averagg,,4l 60 11 16s Od to 21 14s WI-All :rug, 21 AS WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET. ijt Hay 5l Os Od to 61 Os Od-Average, 5110 i ni. Straw :2l Sits Od to 2.1 les od-Average, 9 1 i bi, " l ' Ciover mi IP 01 71 Os Od to el lis 04-Average, t PRICE. OF LEATHER., .Butts, LO to habs each Dittii, tuticilbs tacit M erchauts' Backs I.3l'e!sisig links" Fiat t'ootat Elides Crop Llides,"3s to 401bs for cutting 04to 45 to Stabs Skins..o cif au to 401hs Ditto 5O to 70Itts Ditto 7O to solbs Small Seals (Greenland) Large per LI ............... tritt11 ; 0):0 21::311: .)14111 HIDES. Best Heifers & Steers, per st. Ordinary, 2s ad tot- 2.‘ 81 to Si u 4: NhaketCalf • • 1-a „ c • Nliddiiogs...is 41.1 to 2 , 4 tics Eng. Horse tis Oil tO e‘ PR it ors St. James% Marl‘ct Clary M - Uhitt:64ll)cl Alarkct ;3s der limite of jt is. Fer n ." "i -2kl TALLOW.: Towlqiillow 5116,1 ---9 04 4 'Venom, Ruksip, 5G5 0,1 —4 6 ; W hitt! ditto —1 oil t ) '• ca soap . ditto.... 533 O Suitt —9 il 46s IN:. Ditto Itougti... Od ti! tiritres .l QM Good Driks . . . Curd Palm ... • • • I it ( Sti---MOUttiSy 1.1 for reiiity inonet; o . a . p . . Prit of Candies, • 64 per ilozeti .-~-~`'" COAL. MARKET, StAlt:mu - a 30. 5T4Tps it Wtorket. Sip sold. price. et y, 49 Newcastle • •46 355 . 6d. to .4 °' JOS. " ' ea Sumlrtiat,d - to --*" . , J. . I Ciiitters - • 1.........23;. oa. 1,, - - . tT ALA About 10 o'clock on Sunday night,. as StAbout TUR STlttLiso,"iiis brothvi CtlcAtiaricA, his' 'l , -Mrs. LEONARD, his daughter, and her P were returnutg in their c , rri'age front littAs"" ( ,; on arriving near NVestriiiiister Badge the 1,014 . 1 a all at once plunged, intosewer, ,% lr3 o lent open without lights to denote ttie sPiii since the preceding Thursday. 'l' I"r e of the carriage were raisi n up by the 11, ) e t s stones fyictg.close to . the sewer, and thc; 1" ). ' ; fell into it, but the.earnage With fOrtilnat,CiY iivertiuned. Although, prottrPt assistance '1;f: rendered in order to extricate the ainnials 11°1,e :their perilous state, they welt touch Wihope"ne t, , '" id 3 0 1 deemed quite unfit for.service. Happily. 'thelatnily were hurt. Ii 1 RTH S . . On Sunday, the 29th September, in Catlogawl' l3" ' till' Lady of .1. C. Herries, itsq, of a' daug hter. - • tl'ar k '' On the 19112 ult. at Prospect Bill, n ear Cheadle, S.' shire, the Laity of Captain Penult of a daugUter, Tivior, On the 21st ult. at, Itothiemay-'hOuse, Lad) Jaal ' of a son. Lately 'at Douglasi Isle of Mani th e Lady o f W1111.4(11 Scott Esq. IteeeiverGeneral, of a son. . 1'01) 00 On , Thursday, the . L a dy o f Jan Gouden , Y,Sq. '1'01)00p place., of a son. ------------' ‘ „ 'l l :c)cf 4 i . o l ;l i iia ,.. d r in . , a c r it i: onp e ' a l e, , er, La ,,FLo7. ll sti e n a .d , oo ll filt r , l% :: T ir 4 o l S: ru ß e m p lt , t l i; 24" , ( l . . p M e r r ; ,, ,G : i n o r y g i e ,e a t S 3c i t r l f t;!:l l4 : el e fti : o l: .-L . On Saturday, at ht. George's, Bloomsbury, 5rc ,. 3 0c1 5- }ant, Esq. • NS. I). of WArwick, to ltlary Moplale"' 9 Ded" daughter of William Nlorglie, Esq. of liokeer-strett-J - ford-squkte. ... - t N i doe, At Castle, Gathri,•), 'Scotlankl, on the 24th. ult• 'rho" % lo ws ; Esq. 43.15lnefirlil, tojane Plizabeth,eldest ilanglaero (..;:a;:ric, Esq. of Giahrie. Di F.D. On triday, at P 1 month Vice-Admired INinnie?' 3g : ' l it 7"4' 1.3" . 41 h 1 , 6110t laY ill-lta legad , 43, NIL . . Ilarrold, of the WI." earn, l' ! ,retulacourt, Long-acre. '. . _di y ear On Sunday week, at tat' teat at .fletattati, in the 1 . '' o_ f,„Ahtitiaitteh,oSizisreltaotbeizittitgsiuinante4it:go,ll3l a k r , t rid l a .;;ll l i .mt? 110 i,. a t Stilfs Lai k to' Oa SAurday morning last, at hi, house in Southiral / twit Kent. t: 1. aged 75: - e i , tree t s Out Sunday mqening, at her house in Queen ' lit ' - C. ' L B i r f i. A t .1,1 1 : t . 1 1 1 ,1 1: : 1 1 :: u r c S: 1 : 1 1 : ' ,. ..l ie t t i : l s:t - : '4 y l (;t l ' n s t- :4 1' 1 1 11::: f i r :6 - I ti t: 5 lt :: 4 4: t : r .i t 1 (l jt ; 1 0 1, - 4‘ 44 . ::1 1 1 1' 1 . :0: 1 1 1 : A S . jksl hose uL c: r :c , 1 ::::& e4 . 1 e 1. 1 .1 .1 413 t . fl o ti f f . i . ! t 4 I: OC island of Aitttgo t t. r: ro 4 --asg ,,, r, on`the eati nit. Mr. Allan ItPieealt/ ! 3t ` " ‘44°r 5,,rAtt,r4.4..01.a.e.,,,,w.„, ~.. a t h e t....(1 ult. parld L itc i . • r,ratel T. t : 41i .. : fr : t t li f, 31 0. 11 ;;;;1 1 : 1" , :' ,i i rt ;It ,-.. l Ll : tt : lli. !Mr . . Jul . :I".ki ' lii: c.:::: ' ' e • ot .:,tataita, aged 7f. .1 a liontlii At Caltiaeck,-Oti Thursday tht 19th inctantp lu t :' ,'st 11 4 1 wife of Mr. Philip Brown, aged 45. She 'restred 1 - 1 / ',', ,ifitt perfect titalth„ an,: ii t'., found oemi in bed in the DP '' ' . io- acre) Iwo of her bleeplag children. , , _ nu t! a n 0. Monday se'neint,ht, in Peruhtoke- ,11 PlS"'",,:di:trr ttae adt Astern age of 70as ye,,,.,, m, s . :tI. 4 L-ttia 1.... c r"' 'T f a. d 9 ;.orif.in London, Jun e it , ‘ 171: 1 . 14, , , , u , t i le , ~i;,..4,1 to.,111:t,110 Married a sedtant in the army, wttli -who'll sli e tr `, B , o4' ) iht.it:gti Frat,ce, Spain, tierruicti Itsely tad Aanorl ea "' ,itiP al - „ i i s a, It • bate' experienced many hated-Melts ia . butlea o,'"'' 0 1 ,i . iteo o eLettitictatg element,,, by sc3 ytud hila* Sii ha`, ~ .c I 4er a tll teteen ehildrea, alai retained her uteutal c u ,:' e to tits last. LONPON : Printed by J. R. CARSTSAI.4.4. No. 1; and riblilned i.v ITS , 9 A1 '‘. 14 , '4 4 71pe Sus-ttrptc e. r 2. `6 -3 " w) 4 C: 404 4; 1"4"3 °rag") Talte is, &V. 49Stlaia) UVitit.rt? .~