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111P0,111.%r, PAULTAMI'.,;.r. 11e tlit OP LORDS ; IVE,titestUy, 514, The 17,, tritlh; Cornynny's nrrtlnitiet m i l a .000 time, Anil inksvri: The 1.3w.$ Aul,ll(l , tirlit Irish Dot ie.i run. rMalt, Windows, Carri,iges, etc.), V-e.re also Trod n tbirrit'ime, hhd.passeii. The ic ,, t el; P.4.113r4 Wll I%*ris reml a .tecond time, The Mad house; wias ;;;;mtnitt ell. Report to morrow. The Cmomittee on tl3, Rosehcrry Divorce vva3 prig' rotted till to-plorrow.--AdJ,ltened. • • ' • • OF COMMONA.. • . tnerl CASTLERKACH-I brought np s?veral Papers relative to Naplilt. tvhitdrwere ordered to lie on the table. : . • - The ty,`tinested to inform the House,. that in conkutpieuce of n intheient number of Mciohers not luiviiit; rat ended yesterday to form a Bat lotrin the Downpatricki Met.- tiOn Petition, several Notices Orders had been oropped, rind it would, therefore, remain for the House to determine ito What manner 'they should he disposed of.--Several Orders were then read, and poit potted. The Fahe Weights and Measures Bill Went through a Com mittee, and the • Report was ordered to be taken into consi deration on: Friday seinnight. • . . On the motion a Lord CASTLERP,AGIT, it was resolved that the Hoot sitoulti go into a Committee on the Local Bill to-morrow. - The ,Exchequei. Funding Bill was read a second time, and Ordered to he committed to-morrow. • A Message' from the Lords staid their Lordships' as,ent to the Irish AssesSed Taxes Rill, and several other • public and private Bills. • ,it. presented an Account of the• Balances of Public Moijey in the . of Ow flange of liaigland, since the year Ordered-16 he printed. On the motion of the (.1-IANCELLOII. of the EXCI-11 1 .•• QUER, th, Onterof the Day forthe Call of the House on Unit div was dischr,rged. I Its' SPEAKEtt. observed, that the Order of the Day fur Tuesday next remainpl in force. • SIR EDWARD PAKENFIAM (;ones] G.I.`.iOVNE begged tis ask, whether Government stint to propose that a'nranutuentshould be erected to Ilse mem . or of Sir Edward Pakenham. Lord CAI vitt,F,Aqii said, that bow greatly sootier Go vet-mm.4 might appreciate the general services of that gal lant °dicer, hip ,ticcess w,is nut of that nature to induce them to erect to monument to him., General GASCOYNE replied, that if the Noble Lord meant to.deelare that no mouninent should tie erected in 'is Lose of this kind, lwcause no precedent could he adduced for such a proceedusg,, he would tog to call Iho! attention of the House to the peculiar merits of that brave others.. The SPEAKEIt• requested the goilaut General to observe, that:there was no mutton before the House. Osineral OAACOYNE then owe notice of a motion oo the subject for Monday r t ey.t„ Che SPLAKEtt said, that the House would not sit ou slonday., ' ; General GAC:COIiNE then observed, that he would take an early opportnaity of submitting the question to the consi deration of the t tonse. • .Sir IJI NRY. PARNELL presented Petitions from the Ca sthorteit Of Laucathire and Sheffield, io support of the Catho lic tinting. Ordered to lie on the tattle.. • Sir JOHN NEWPOIVP moved for a return of the produce of Irish Stamp Duties. Ordered. , BIRCH moped, that certain papers relative to the Li oeTpnist Dock Company•should •be laid • before, the [)Dose. lie observed, that an application had been made tit (inverts. talent for is loan of 20,001)1.; and about two years ago, ao,nool. Lad heels advanced to the lame body; hut he uacnot aware that the interest had- been paid, .and lie doubted whether security Had been given.. . r The C ev,E,LOR of the EXCHEQITER saw, - that the, security primbsed to be given . to Governmetst was of the most tmexcoptionable •him.] ti at . cook] be .offered.' ~The sum of $O,OOOl, ',vas secured upon ample property. • General OASCOYNE obwreed,, that the money" was . not oar the dock duties, but. en tettain Warehouses, and it would remain for the . House •to judge whether the security Was audit-lent. lie had no objection to examine, into the Ae cOunts. 3011 N NEWPORT doubted whether it wits usual - for Governmesit to lend money on securities,- without the con treot•ot Mr, r r ctmceived list he reg'itar, as the 1. 114 o.V‘.ls' from Scoro.p4rtieolor.kruit which t0.:4; ...levorod lu iiitar purposes. • After a kw wordri. from Mr..Sruith, and the Chincellor of the Exchequer, 'it vas resolved that the Paper, should be priuted. DOWNPATRICK ELEcTurs. Mr. Lee appeared at the bar e and presented the names of thq who had been chthen to decidt. nn the Ouwn patrici‘. Election Petition. • On the nintion of the SPEAKER, - the Mimi:4 were mined fiver, as, follow fl Wholly liillet, liiq. :Olt, Fl 'op. C. Bathurst., iciiiill 113triv, 4 , ..... 1 . Cl' tiles Lit. ‘Vil",,,, 1:-,q. ),liar:; lirik„ , Ftiv:; 1;41, (.;tr tt iey litillt.,, F.ici., 1 / 4 . Win Thishlrigh, I - lon. Clement: .1.,;.1T Esq wi ll . a. Cartwright. EFq, .1(i.e1.11 'Attrryat, Jelin Nic. Fitzakrrley,Eig. 1-lettry NN't•otte!,ley, Gonrgt! Uoliord, Esq. rum dk FES. i,ord printinttrd several naßers reiativelo the Nonte I,tkrd then utto:rd, th:it, 'the ;bitty litattts t,Sonitl be t ALert eons:Jilin ation on Friday 1.1A'.74KV.0. jowls. ytresetlttd to tie ilouse front Tr:ltt,pot t on, Monday Wit, sttoula be ptinteii• det ed. ( ;RANI' I 0 LOAD , Lord MILTON rtltei to notice, to tiring under the consideration of the Ilonse the .grant of 20.0001. . hadwalc.ibeen laude to Lord Melville by the. East InitiA Company he .wished to be un dor:1(0(0 bringtog the question forward merely 'on (;round', and not from Orly, personal feelingS animo,,ity towards either of the Noble Lord,c, who wets' tile objects of it, .The first re gurat information which the House had, or could bave. of the tran—ietion, was front the letter scbioh . the Earl of Bitultiughamshire, the President of the Board of Commit!, had addres3ed to the Chairman of the Court of Directors, recommend. lug the grant to that Board ; and the chief ground !Too which be 'rested his disapprobation of the ineihnre, was the fact of the East India Company granting a sum of money to a persott who hail never ((sett the servant of thy Company. l'hh, he contended, was in violation of the Act tinder - which the Company had received its Char ter. That was the ,t,rtravattien.Ot the chute charge. it,oett Nlelville bring a servant ot the Crown, and not of the East India Company, lte had - no right to recche it gratuity froin that hotly $ and still leis had the East Intlitt Company a right to make that grant at the Snggest ion the Noble Lord at the head of the Board of Controal. The trans. aCtiein was cOrrnot in it's - COneeption; and mis• chievons in its roosetinenee3; rill te, hug as he did Ilium it, he felt it his ditty , to move boil:st o t he donor.Ving "effect jilt in t t he. later Aittatat to to the. Chairman 01 the East Ilona Coni.•any, the President ot the Cniontisr Owlet's fur the lttitir.i of India had itttett vontc;try to the illicit of the Ad& W the sof the King; tzhup. A hap. 4,r, That the 'louse tiJuld nut but loots with jcithoisy on l a riflk eX peftdittiro 011 a Minister 01 the trowu,, as wa u s on tttt intcrcour,c between the President of the .said Connnis fib.!t. U 4 ans l tlll.. . t'ea't In dia Company, calculated to be b i ghli detrimental .to the pu'ilic serynie, itre.Ac„ Mr% Oat the troilltllletiOnmlvort 7 ell (0 by 11 - .1: Nook Lord onld bear th e charac• ter which he had iluputcd to it. The Act of Par liioneat had nut b„ . .„ v i o l a ted, nor hail the Noble • L ird,at the a the Boar( . .Cootronl thinee ith the' ditties of hift ut)i incompatible In the Ili's! .the" (InC tiors w.ni not it [nadir! ; but admitting. it t 0 bt. ltit vvs Vet to kara in what 1(5 unpiopriety Co: , .si-t rd. The Lord haul it , ,,sioned, thrat the Act prohibited any interference on the part of tte r t o; -- od of Controai Atitii the grit nil.-nte Lj the East India Company, It the Noble Lord meant that It prohibited the Board of Conti-out front ordeting any such grant to be made, he wat-, tl.jfi'etly. ready to admit the justice of the tetnatk. int the Noble Lord knew but little of that body„ if he was not aware that any order of that nature which they Might receive front the Board of Cott- trotl, would meet with the most inflexible s!stance, lint was the Board of Couttoul there-, fort. preclutbd from giving advice to the Cora.' patiy - ? "[his was nut against the Act. Contront was trot, although the name scone(l to imply the sole. office of the Board.. Snperintendauce and .direction Were also among their duties. — any cases in nthieli they conceived that great services to the Company; civil or military, had been suffered to pass unrewarded, the Board was not only permitted by 'the Act, but it was their positive duty to make a representation CO the Com pany on the subject. ,For instance, if such con duct as that exhibited by the late brave General Gillespie, who, when the mutiny was raging at Vellore, rushed into the midst of it, and termi nated it at the risk of his life,' had been allowed to go wire wartled by tlic Company, it would have been the duty of the Board of Coutront to advise the Company 'on the subject. B‘it the Noble Lord finding !untying in the letter of the Act, talked of the spirit of it 1-vs' having been violated.' It aceosations were noshed to this extent ; no servant was siae.- But let the 'loose examine the Noble Earl's letter, and they iwoidd see nothing in it contrary even . to the spirit of the Act—they would see nothing in ii * beybod the tone of botrtrystion. And how dirt . the letter originr.te. some proceedings which had been published Mr, Thornton stated that it originated in a conversation which he had with the Noble Viarl at the head of the Board of Con tronl. it scented, had been pressed by ismly pc; sou: to propose the grant in question ; bid the Directors not choosing to do so until they wvrt!snre Of the concurrence of the Board of Con troui, he had an• interview with the President of the board, svhn, acquiescing in the proposed coca sore, the letter written as writte as a kind of minute of the conveysitt ion. And thi-: 'was the origin of the proceeding which had been ,termed so corrupt, jobbing, and atrocious lie readily admitted thist, prima facie, a recottimeodatioo by a Minister of the CI Own of a grata to ohe of his colleagues was 4 suspictous circonistance ; loot here the case was altogether freed front any thing Which could'cause a rational jealousy. Sir J. iNc.ivrtid-r contended that the letter of the esident of the, Board of Controut btatect as the gromul of the grant which Ice recommended, that the property'Of the late Lord 'Melville was inadc gnaw to debts, and that the preient Lord Mel ville hint made himself responsible for thein.- The question, therefore, was a very ditferent one from that of the 11mi : is or demerits of the lute Lord Melville. It was. whether a PreSident of a Board appothrtid by Parica molt ro'coutronl any undue and improper application of money, - ought to advise a grant of money to one of his own col leagues,. for (lie . sake of relieving hits from hi t father's 'ilubt, for svhieli he liad made himself respowsihie, lle rohtended that this .reword mit granted by the Company at a time when they were nimble to pay th stint stipuiaced for to the hue. 'f' It t eoinm end in ipa had g un nat ed in a ptiv;de conversiition betwq,cii the 'President of the Board of Ciintroul and the Chaillliail of the,Couyt of Directors. %Vheit .the letter was' eo ,mmicated to Court of Directors, they ed the setts', in which they viewed it, by passing to the order of the day. 'The matter e proprietors, tiled yet coin ingvvith a Jecommv , dation of the ondue of the 'Crown, the Ties! was only. carried by a maloirity 0f . 175, and 2O proprietors voted against it. - K F.ENV. opposed the Inotioil, Ile (gassed wino ptlnegytie un the services of the'lat'e Lord Melville. Lord A: I.l.ktuti.-rom contended th it the grant , was not much i be. merits of the late Lord Melville, .as irz favour of the peesent. Lord CASTLEREAGH Wild, this [louse were n o t the prorwi judges of the merits of the grant, but the East India Company the question : had been decided by those whose property w a s involved. in it. " The opinion of the lion. Proprietor (.Tr. Whitsheel Keene), who had one of,the largest in terests in the Company, weig!,ed• more with hi'm than the opinion , )f the Luble Lord who spoke last. lie denied that the participation of 'the public in the revenues of the 4ompany was de -4*-coultl see n o in fraction by their paupe,rism. fraction of either the letter. or Spirit of the law in the present case. , The expression of opinion of the one body to the other was not only consistent with the taw, hut indispensable to the due admi nistration of the' East inttia Company's affairs.-- As to undue inlinence, the charge answered itself. 'l' ,e reconinitWdation was not cduntenanced hy.the Court or Directors, and the question was brought to issue by the independent net of certain pro, prietors„ totally independent of the Board of Con- Rota. He thought that the grant was highly ho. nnitrable to the Company, and that it was as little Open to any aspersion %vitt', respect ,to purity Of motive as any measure on record. Sir :TonN NEWPORT and Lord CASTLEREAGH mutually explained. i\ir. HowAttrit supported the motion of Lord eontemling that it was wholly ont of the 'province:J:4)l l e Presidetic of „the Board- of Cot:- trout to ransack the papers of the late Lord Mel- Ville, in order to foeuud a supposed claim 00 the E.„, India Company. Mr. I‘ r aLLACC explained. Mr. MAIIHYAT oposed the motion. Mr. Pti:"EsoistßY disapproved of the conduct of the Earl of Buckinghamshire in this transaction. lie that if any remuneration were due to the late LOrd McLville fkir hi,: services, it did not belong to the, President of the Board of Coutrottl to originate the gron, but to the Conn of Pro priettus, who had been benefited. it Wai a VW litho!), it not of the - Words, certai n ly o f t h e spirit of Act, and was to be_deemed a grant; not sli much made in 'gratitude to s he late,- a 3 in propi tiation of the present Limit Melville, It - was ar gued that the letter at the Noble Earl was not a demand, but only a reeinnmendation ; hitt it re minded lout of the story in the beginning of Gil • The hero is anti' on One Mel Irdi hilt, ar“; At the same.titne beers ra cry of Ch .- rity in the nartit tiod."• Lo oking . e,i.lence Lie voiCe proceeded, he 'savv . • a musket prcstmtrd t '- wards lillll, the 'perioll holding it vociteratiw4 " Charity in the name of God: - " Lail !Has thought it Nutter! to itt:op sou'rel money into the hat exl tolled from him in the nashe of Charity. So it was with Om letter of Lord Buckin r giranishirei vi:hich, in appearance - , was only a recommenda tion, but lii truth mislit be construed into a'de mand. _ Mr.:;. 13,tT►avttsT defodea tl►e grant. On a divhdori, the numbers ‘vere— , Against the motion et; Fur it Niajoi icy against. it =s6 The Lottery Bill was brought up, and tearl first time-2d tune to-morrow. The other Order= were disposed 9f nod the House adjourne:l. A SUPPOSED SPY. On the Exe, May 90th, 1815. Mr. EDITOR,—A report .has been circulated, that a person calling himself Palm, ‘vho resided in the village of Lympstone; near Exmouth, for tome months, apparently for the purpose at learn. ing the English language, has been lately shot.; and that he bad 'been a'Secretary of that arch fiend rind detestable Monster, BLIONArAIITPI, and was a Spy ;—with what truth, the writer of this knoweth not. If you, Mr. Editor, will give this note a place in your next most excellent, most loyal, and constitutional Paper, some elucidation may be communicated from your Readers. In the mean time, I am, with clue considera tion, with yonrell, an ardent lover of my country. (Western Luminary.) VIRNUIA RIPARUM. THE ARMY. The depot squadron of the Duke of BnumswlcK OELS' Cavalry'is' ordered for foreign service. Detachments - Irmo thtr 2d battilions-of the 7th and 43d regiments ore ordered to Deal, prepara tory to their j”ining their 2d I)ittalions on their arrival from America, and Which will inintediately proceed to Fianders, . 'The duties of the Tower of this ntetropolitt are to be Pali en by.a garrison'eottipany, forming, when the 2d battalion of 'the 4th regiment of foot, now stationed there, ail& Whose number has within these few days been considerably reduced, on, ac count of the draft which his been found neeesory to cOniplete the first battalion, now snout to pro. ceet,l to liollan‘ Ttl'elvo,ltuntlied pen, out-pensioners of, Chel sea 1-lo;pital, reiident within 25 miles of London, have been fatind, on examlnation fit for service, and are to be're-equipped accordingly.- The garrisoircompanies at theTo , ,yer, Chelsea, and Plymonth, are to be immediately f ormed into a battatpu. hundred men of the 2d battalion of the 434 regiment, and one 'haodred andforty...Of .the 40th regiment, were embarked on Afotillav morn-, ing at Plymouth, ouboard die Rhin trigate, and would sail immediately for o.tend. LAW INTELLIGENCE... COURT OF CHANCERY, MAy • The continued indisposirion Lord Chan cellor preyented his 'attendance thk day in Court. The VI cq:' CLIAN cs4LoR hearrl mbtioni, AQAR, ESQ. V. THE REGENT'S CANIL,COMPANY. The greatest part of the (lay was oi,eopiell in hearing the arenieat of the - plaiot HT iii pti‘son in this cause. --.1 further hearing was postponed. COURT OF' KING'S BEN:(1I. Lord ELLENI3OI;OO9b not Sit tti-ditV, being in the House of :Lards, on account of Ow indisposition of the Chancellor. • , Air. Justice LE came this morning, and tried the remaining Commnn J dry causes, and they being of no imporminee, were quickly dis posed, of, and the Court rose bettue twelve o'clock. POLICI; INTFILLIGENcri. MANN'ION-110t7SE. Yesterday .Tuhu Flood fullreommitted her trial by the Loan MAYOB, ,charged with stealing a 'parcel from the tViiite Horie tun, which lut , l cope there by the Manchester wag4ou. CouNTEnevri ToKENs.--Thornirs irptimns was charzcd by a City Mike' . with uttering counterfeit three shilling piezeg, comtnitted for further examination. FoUGEitY AND Flt,l . VlL—,fi , Ait 'fack.von umh,rw , ut examiluttion J uni was fully. ► inuitt cot, he being charged with defrauding diFferent persons of money givvo him to purchase stock, to sonic of whom he ware forged receipts. • IfxrioN-GARDE,N.. Yesterday iniliam Brown, a venerable !Poking nian, uhOut year+of ugc, hoeing, nit:10) the, appea raw:4.of a elvrgyinan, heir); drested in a genteel stilt of h h tck, v,ith his hair pow dered, was-put to the har, chargrid 'by Slary-Ann,lhe wife of George Spence, brolier, Red Lion-street, Ivitl) felo niously stealing a mahogany tea ctddy,' value half-a-guinea, out of the shop of tier The prisoner waz cuannltte,l for further - exarnination to-morrow. HIGHWAY OBBErtY Tuesday ,cvening Mr. John Mollery, leather-dresser, in Bermond sey-Street, had occasion to go to Deptford, and was liccasted in the Grange -Walk- by three meta, dressed in' velveteen jackets and breeches, who, alter inquiring Which way he was coin; said they were ,going to Deptford, and would ac company him, it agrerat!le. this he an swered, if they went the middle road be had no objection. They' replied, certainly, it Wa3 the nearest way. They all proceeded nearly to place called the Seven Islands, when one of thenk so ddenly caught hold -of him by the coßar, claiming, he mast surrender' his . money. 'c3'. second, with .a cla , ,ped knife open, swore with dreadful imprecations, if he're,isted he would do fur hi m ; whilst the thi r d b e nn to rifle b;s pockets. taking his pocket-book, c„ntriiltiit,L three one-pound notes, his watch, and s<„ la!' !silver Eindiog resistanc e was ill vain, he st:::fored them after to hind his hands and feet wi!li "" 1, th`T then threw him into, the ditch, ‘hif.:ll happ_ly happened to he dry. He, however, ,titer` ling a eolisiderable Oct ri , :qtted 11:tnsell. lie supposes 01. e rulThins esz.: sped aca!oss :the fiAls, as he could find 'no traces of th'em atter. !le liaiitive• lie would know them again if he could see them, §tioieri*l• INIT. tJtAct-Sitt. PACF;S, Air 14, The .Weioiteot -eiert, l it. ft: for tw..year etas, E.t.t:i!i.; atiii glic', est. 316. the last ball rlen. 3!_ivolet•. Ittil)'.!ils 2 Mr. J. l'es rift's triotti3ott • . Cro , :ve,,or's ri:. P,,pinjay ... ikte. Mo.r!altd's b. f. by l'irk I. c. hy ..... • ............. . Air. Taylor's bl. 1)(1r,' 1 .. , f .•y ........... . oto A. ayl. Kivalet, • 1101' INII:ILLIGEN( E. • - ‘IAMS.TONF,i MAY 23.--I , :fi.e .rate of the 1 10 1 1 Plantations is extf.rinely preearion , in this !ieigh4 bourhood,--The hines appear flourishing, but 104 very Much infeeted with vermin ; during the 1 4 * weeki , particularly, there Zia been a . great crease of fly; so, much so, that from 10 to 15 have been found on a leaf. Tile most sanguine do no; expect a full clop. SOUTHWARK, MAY 22.—Attourts came unfit,. vourable, and . the market is on the ildvance.-- Best Bags and Pockets Irtve not advanced in proportion with middling—shrts. TUESDAY'S GAZETTE—(Cwitinued.): .'•'• ' DlvinEsps. June 17. T. Pike, •Huni(erfurfl, .victualler —Toy ttiv , ' 4. ‘Vhite, Cirencester, titier,-Jtily 25. T. D. Poole,. Arlington , (iliuteestershire, 90.., W. .A.ll o n , i le Y bridge ! Essex, farmer—Jung J. Lofthonse, Durhimt, cho . " June 19. .1; Adams, 'l3ristol, X% (;11. ,,'"' Manchester, merchant—June )3.. J. Dowd, .10b 0411tel ' forth..treet, vietualler.,-June 17. T. Eddison, lioaslor ' "e n ' 17• J. Ash, 11 flint ree.street,- s,vdtd , eutler--Juve 10. T. Oxtard-streef, 14.!'".A.1.- dasher--.Juite 3, T. Gordon., 'l'..Steadnisin, and s. 110'•"41140. 'powee-strzet, merchant s-.—June 04, S. and S. 1 . 1. ' 1 "/ Stratford, Essex, mereliants—Jone 17, J. anti .1. 4 street, insurance-broli,rs—June 27, ".• Holbo-hill, r , .--Juna 13, W• C." 411 ' 11 "'. Holborn 31- road, carpenter--June 13. J. Hioilv, IVhiteclim.tel, tio•1"11.v‘ !: worker—Juice to, .1. %Aid tt le, breipool, .I.Ailor—Jn' , Winter, istol, titunao—jdne 13, J . St. I;1 10 " street, merchant tie 15, It. Gill, W.. 1 ,, field, miller, CERTIFICA'I'IN—JuNr. FA. _-w, VV. Bayliss (ler • P-* %." •• • t .lr're tor, s e. s Alston, 1-je,Orni;ie, Essex, fant: —W. Fawcett, iullrpYl"l"cit. llermond&ey, eari,e”ter—J . tiouthwark,'bruNer . 11112c!itnirn, Liverpool, let --T. I%,i'lier, Aructiff, cottaii.to.toofirturerpst. F. On troll, ksop, Nutt ingluintshire, Levy, East Sraithfidd, draper---W: 11urwood, rf,4l!ls,uffits Essex, yr -t en :tee, V te. 4; SUA U.% S' E. Pearson, J. ,44...-Xt);,, a nd I..,iverpool, OICf. 11 S. and S. Gage, Nw ~ rik...J*ll4 a"d'l3.-11'11,.4211elpside, oilmen h....04e ati! 1 1 • g1i.11,.Mi1t,04 Di , ,`-r511.1,111i1T, ch , Nlettari and SOcoje , o, razin-o:anutactnrert-••11'. a.,,d 110 1 (''.', 3 1 * Wursvick, grocers-4. Beat - illative awl. W. float, ‘` , l lll ,' l "' s ' • SOtrordiltlr. tlaw-sliinners-4; and G. 11,0n.4er, , Wligltt, Bristol, tea-ntalo.s—R. Pnrlatad, jun. a rdi 'biatn; Ncwrwich,l;rllSh'/11111111f30 ,2.l lt. anor-row, 'Soaves-bill. ,;. liedd3ll, NI•t a l; (.:or. per, "and .1. 1,14 - rli,. litililllllol-011.4 ntanufaznirels—.l. tV. Gorin,n; and J•in i rhi,orao,:e C"'e , 'l'. Cut' is, Fearp.:6 Paternoityr-rm v, (i. lllatl.aturc, M.piniles;er, au .1." 1. 11 ,4 r , rottowspinnert.--(;. Knox and W. Slnor, Kingoo,B- 4 , s. tiwner-rociVa,inti----W. Bird and W: 1 1 " ., Maur, t 1 - t el , . - • • Four companies li..,ve 1):.:711 es t a illiNhei 4 at 1 "" . * Arnse 'hi Zit:oil:mit, fur the salt.ug ;toi l drying of 7'l l - 1 0r...the Lii.,tim inarki.•. This fish. Jiat.L.J,l -''").t"ksi nhclultfl'-o-n the .c.i)a.:t. Last %, yek t he . 11 , itter %old in the neiglinourilf . 4 l't" Vns " it 4d. ini. l l.l' '" C)ii Sunda*, night the ware house of \ll•.,`i Goodiotites-lieltls, wit.; lifoken.iiittt,M" I."bbcd.`; cl.)111 to the ainottut of shout 206. withwino the thicres escaped. 0" M°llllitY, it 1,9 y was lidortitnately thrown :eftiiiisoll"ll4:ll.ncilf.);:toyillilielelie:llt,rit:l(:)itli.ll.;tlitii;:tttit;itobliiNitiil,:).segiiilt):liiiiittifiikllll;oll:itese::::::,..s.iiialli,lievitelsaso..scs‘:,tll:l).seci I t le.l , : i t.le. :: s s it jiliale ' l ` c : lliv i el l ia l : t rr A; Miss liouNo-, returning on ThiirsdaY e ver " cousin, in a front., fit ed ofr a fowlia,pie,-,e•f")"` her bciiinti a hedge to frighten her, liiit sh ot through the head, and Ow died instantly. • ___—;------- AIETE',011,0L()GICAIL 0111 . . . ~ TlieriAoincter. I I ' I W'cattser. • . . ~.• -r,.... ~... I i ' 21.4 .`.. 14 -: • ;$ -• ~ - ' 1.• to •-• .7.7 , ... , i,7,* • 50 '. 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