The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-23 00:00:00

i Y a ~- Ei T 11 s I' N. LONDON,' SATURDAY, MARCH '43, 1311. ,~~. ', t . Y 1 :411i ; the CI rtitri,s'lhners ari authorized to prnceedagainht principal, tot Mi l e recut ery 01 tole half of the stun in which the surety was bound. The Comnnssionets may receiv. and send letters free of postage. And the goods sold unifier the au thority of the Ant, are to be exempt from the Auc tion Duty.—And all obligat'ons and notes given under the At, to be free' from any Stamp• Duty. The Aft may be Acted, varied, or reputed, dur ing the present Session. rati LS. AIIKIV141)—'ll Waterford. Du —t Lisbon, r bub Lin, t Waterford. PRICK .01; STOCK'S flits DAY AT fwri-vst O'CIMC ) Consuls, Money • 64 Cum,ols, Account -64 i 1101.1 M tjUts Die.; tALSUM Aunt?. A general firing was beard on the 201 h. inst. along the French' cosst, and on the same evening illutni. cations and fire-worits were displayed at li,ologne, which we suppose were meant to announce the birth 'of n mow BUttfIAPARTII. . , Wo . wet* in tropes than wo should before this time h:ive been ensbled tti have communicated to our ' v iolet 01 some satisfactory intelligence rt.:peeling the Expedition witteil .ailed from Ca,liz tinder Gen Git i% not our pratlice to endeavour to ex cne expeetatiorn. which may ultimately riro,e to o bur we certainly do I6Ok with eonstder bh! hope to the tekult of, this Expadition. It it trlionM prove . saccei4wl, its conscquelleeq will h e nio,t invortant, nL)t only as .uffecting Hie siege of Ckz, Lot ti , e oirivtliwuk of Ow ilia is now threatening, 11 1 , y r(guten , 4,1 P rtugal, I g i viag ntw-trivrot to the Spa. 1,411'4 tho Soutti.Of4o. Tho 411'or4ing Citninkie, iti,ottr opinion, very athithipt* to ko.ll alive the thhcinision respect log the alarming report wh:th it cirrailged a . few dayii ago, on the 4uttjed of hi) MAJ CST 1' ) El tiote After having It° completely changed its lone, auti gradually Sol tuned it down trtlin positive asser tion to gentle itteinuatiott, 'At! thorght: th Pqer its - trics'lon would haver gladly dropt the sithj.. , (i it has,. however, 114 day resumed ii, awl in theri;ost vx trsohlinsiy way. alt will pot" says the 'Alorning Chrobicie " a Abort and decisive terminatioo to the dispute releoting the slate of his ?than:ryes itobh, if the Miolstaisl prints .will C.:1..41r tho panVo: with a copy of the Movates of the 01.1.11116:41 - e dAti3d tlits hits inst." That ht to say, if yOu will do that which we know it is impossible you should do, then wes will admit that we were in the wrong? Does the .Morning Ciironi• do seriously suppose - that the minutes of the pro: ceedings . of the Quctor's Council, or of the cabinet: Council, are to be kid before the public, rolune every unituthentleated statement that op. peel Newspaper ? 4itch a suppiatition is too absord even to bear 41Scussion..*—The Morning Chroniete 'has Ulu best . possible evidence upon the sobjea—it has the authentic information of his Ma. )eity's I'llysicitinshhes the notorious and irreiist ible eviilence ' of has, to prove that its statement was tsnfontided. Tile original assertion of the Morning Chronicle (and upon s erequestione ble authority, Jan) was, that the Lott (; ,t Net Lt.° had waited upon his Highne Pitt NCB RRORIST, to inform him that the Physci4rrs Wait:ported f‘ that his MAah'sTY had telorseti iota that "tare in hicli it had Leconte neet., , ;,saiy to pr'eVeot litS secipg any of his family: , II inch a report had been • made, is it to be bup posed' that it would , not 'have been attended te? Can it be for a moment believed 'that any of MAJSITY'a 1:4150) would have aOild its op. poistioo to ;to opittiott so formally expressed ? yet, the very next day, the aro/rids :informed its readers that his M4J•RiTY Walked on the'r errace for one hour with the Dukes of YORK and CAI4IO !Kilt on' Monday, the teth, which was the day ofiei this supposed report had been made to the . PlittirE' 11.10:101T. The same Paper has every day since acs. (minted its readers, that hie MAJUSTY continues 114 usual exercise with Generals GARTH or Naas unattended by the Physicians. it has cormnenicatint also to its Itemiers the report of those Physicians, that his MslaierT continues to be, in ever, rtitadf, as wall as wheh they r e . ported hint to have made considerable pre. grass in his recovery and to be going on fa., vourehl,y." But ail tins will not dot no, says the the Cieuniday publish in the Newspapers the pree ceedinga of the council, the Members of which ate sworn to sauna), and then we will 'acknowledge the inaccuracy of our statement ! _lr the whi e ti were not oft serious nature, it would be really impossible to treat sutth a proposition with giav tly ; We have, how i ever, entered into t v 4 1 .11 rniatant,e, riot!we trust the Chronicle will not agate force us to *pilaw it* NAVAL c! ;WS. PLYmponi, Matiott ';o.—Atrived the French inar4e La l'iere ititpie, (tom Bouttleaux, will) a calgo of hr,iikly au wilt, prize to his jilt y', SCLOWIer Arrow. a_fieet of light transpirts, consisting of abz,ur ten bail, from Folmouth. Put in here this inotn , ng, by con►rary winds, the ontvvard.bonnd Newf 441411111 d fleet, from Potts. mouth r and Torbay, under convoy of his Majesty's ships Hazard and Recruil. Sailed his Mjesty's Pheasant, of 18 guns, Cdptain PALAIBIi, on a drnize. Arrived the Edward, Crinsey ; Sally, Iblarshall ; friends, Coming; Mary Ann, 'A ippett ; Ann, St;itson I Redruth, Moyse ; Venus, Swaflin ; Villcrs, 1)altori; (_;reflturle, kins ; .Boultoii,' Sanders; Speculator. Bowden; Bedford. Nicholls; Sufficient, Pears 4 and Rover, Thomas, from Wales, Priscilla, Clark ; Ann, Frune); ; Cam's Ellis; Trader, Dennis; Vine, Clark ; and Mary,' Power, from Bristol. Chaily, Seager ; :Atalanta, Wood; William end Mary, Jennings and Fri,.ods, Cilpin, from Isabella, Hutchinson, Irons ; Susanna, Tlsom.s, fintrs Waterford; lames, Cuddy, from yougliiil ;And Pro vidence, C1141)(1)411, horn Dublin—all laden with c . argoaaor provisions for this port. Rebecca and Sa4n, Master, front Amelia Island, with a eargoof ritrhr x tor orders ; the transport' brig Concord, Liinbery, (Jour rntltht: transport brig Catnbn, Downslartif, torn DRAG, MARCH C2,-.43neti fift - W 3.11 0(10'1 lr di inlep under ,convoy of the 'ft iacida skint) of tier Portran out 11.. • Clam! down from the River t!ie Lord Lotothet Last 11,11:ttlictt, ;.old have duii~cl to 1. the Wtitwurd. PoiasmouTtt, MAocti ‘,?'.1.----Sailed his Drlaje , ty'o . st,i . ps *Princess Caroline arid Tremendous no a croizti bbethotirOl; and Derie;ous will! 4 copvuy fur. D,irtmouti).• Hi s Nt.ilesty'l ship Elizabeth is appointed convoy, for Lisbon ; and lilt illi,a7,.;er for Ncwfoundiand.. Scitrv, MAltot 10.—The Rau privtatter of Jei bey has sent io a Freoch brig. AVIAN( ' MARGii 23.—Sailed from Long Ike )ch hi DiLij,lty'i ship ilelckr,and anchored at the Yesierday., aboui twelve o'clock, his MA4ESTY OPPL"‘tred on Windsor, :retrace, attended. by l)r, Wit;Lts, and walked fill one, when he romped to tins Castle! to dinner, At two o'clock he came out atie!icloci.by Lil.merals CAOlT wiiiCitiT, without ally of tiro Doctors, and walked tour. Tile (.used Und PrinCe4SV , S . ELMAkinTft" and took 30 airii•g:te). Frot;mord Lodad, itOd wai k. .1 - About past twclvo n'elook, Princesses litt rauaTA rind $OPutA: tbok: an oirtnii on Itoriebaek in Windsor Park WI near two,. attended by Lady Tievitie r and Geberati if AN)rams and CART WIPIGIJT. It is with pleasure we have to state, that the al. vices" received froinslndia are ot the most satisfatiOry nature. The treasuries are full of bullion, to an On. 1.1 . e.c-lettied amount ; the promissory notes are at 1 4 per cent. 'and, this mast perleti tranquility prevails throughout our: posathksitins. • appears that the expedition undertaken last year by Pcut ,, intax Sarno, against MOOTTAN, had pan , pietely ruled,. Witi attended on that ()man by the flower of his army, his ablest leAders, and his heaiiebt ordnance, but every awl proved intact:- teal, and. hes,yari finally compelled to retreat tram the province with disgrace. Papers from Ramberg!', Abates. and the interior of Germany, to the Llth in t. have beau received, Vey contain', however, do Manion to the march of French troops into the Prussian int rituriesi . thongh privates letters of the same date assert that fact very poiitively. The tollowing.article fruit' Russia men. ii , ths the removal of Ku a Altr a from the il.dtrunistra.;, tion " Pirrattsnotthu,' Vca. I , o.—itoong , the novel OCCurvericei wllien haVd taken place titre since the coniono , iceinent of the preszot year . , is the appoint. merit of a tiew °dicer of St-ile of the highest dig nity, natikly, that of - Troret.;if Comptroller. 'l'he Itopenal Treasurer, Ltarnii Vo , a , b() 13 ctoini„ 4 led to this now dignity. • prince ALRXIS kUgAflit4 nas re%ig o ned, alit the 1' ivy (ouncOvr •• ji.osAnw late Collegiato Minister, is appointed.to as of the interior, - Time Grattd,i)ttO Cot -3'1'4,4'1 I ti*: is 'on a joartfie/ to Teier. ciiSeviiAl! hu 101100 Letters hate been received front Btrenoi Ajfre346 the Ist of January, by which it 111.11' the late victories ut the troops . of time Junta ht,d pr... duced the 4Clinowledgisiont of the new Govertitinlit in nearly all the surrounding Provinces, and the rival of considdratile treasures front Potosi was . daily expected, The - wai to argil far tau. rope on the inch of January, and Do;t J. Moar.No, the Secretary of the Junta, was preparing to ernoark on a mission to this country. While the American frigate Boar was lately at. Plymouth, a black Stlartrall, of the Bittern, entered on board the Essex, saying he wee an Ainclican ci tizen : presently the Liententint of the liiiterri game aleng,ide the Essex, :Slid aNkcci Captain SMITH if tie hod not 4 blade, liCatliall on board answered in the affirinstive, and ordered the man oti 'Fite hiaCk not being able to produce any papers, of his citizenship, Capt . . Sm Vitt very politely gave hint op to the Lieutenant of the Bittern ; but the sea, man going below to tetch leis clothes, sei;ed a hatchet, laid his left hand on a gun, Old chopped if otro eibtid to the wtist 011 hich the Liegtenant lett the block et) hoard this: 'end returned to the Bittern. ROGER O'CONNOR. F TRIM ASSIZES,. NVLONKSDAY, MARCH 13. Titis day Boger O'Connor, and &thick O'Connor, FArir.,, and Peter , Hayes, were given in cha - rge for assaulting Harry Ogle. Mr. .14131; Slated the case, and . , called the prose. „ eutor, who .proved that he been ,is suite() and beaten by the m o O'Connors„ and son, on two distinct days. at Unit as • the residetoce of the elder O'Connor. The t.ito, ss bad gone to the house of the tatter to drownd r:.- teupt in lull tor half a yeaes . rent, for shier, Itol;er O'Connor, his landlord, had belied and *sold Ogie's chattels. Cross•examin&.ky Mr. O'CoNNoa, Q. Do you know two men of lite name of Mist.. tin M'Keoit and hole: Cr*chnie ?---A. • I do., • Q. Look on hue Bench at thy Lor.i Narbury, Chief Justice of the Court of Cutfhaion is he .t sworn friend of your's 1 never spoke to the geplonian in my life. Q. Is Ito a sworn - enemy of mine ?—A. I do not know. Q. Did you ever say, if my rent was to ,be de cided before Lord N o rb ur y an d a Trim Jury, they 'would make right. wrong, and wrong right ?--A. never slid dny such thiag. : • " , Lord Noanuity. , --If any 'person was to gay Such th;ng r: Lwould let.l it toy d u ty to apply to his IYlripsty' , 4 , :AtiorneY-General to tile a crialtind lurinattun. , Mr. O'Connor..4.l will prove it to your Lordship t hi , day n oath. The witness w 43 then examined by Mr. O'Con 7 :n rasto a valety of dealings reLniA thu cent of pietnists. .•• Nv4EL:ttY.—.l . have every wish . 0 five , riou reoooaole cicwee et Out, Alr. acot,oor, i re-:, que,t.you IQ recollect. there are a number of poor like dock, wailing it) take tri.il tor their O'Connor. , -1 do not. know how, or why, 1 `.inn so , .hottitut , d in.. there a .rOZIII in'the county 'but noyselt teat would have been St:III to the' Assitt-s stalid his trial tor a, common, assault—to be nrog .ged tot° this Court, instead of being sent to the St h., isions, for the purpose of making use more partieolar than other man-4, who hardly e.er stir abwati, when 1 go to. Dublin or England. with iny , tamily— , wlto ant nuarquinnteti witn the getaletne,i) of the cuuntly--who never• was in one' of their boost:3 for seven years--whose only acquaintanee, and that but a alight one, in the country ig Mr. NVinter I Why should be treated in a manper rurally diareat titan any other wan ? • Lvrd Nottnuity:--1. un.ly , wish It, ns'si.t you in your mode tli proceeding, and tc; sire `as much of the pubiic (nue as wt can. I)PfI.NO.K. Nichnlag Kerrney, Owvn 'l'racy, and Dur.lttCr,o's- r , bit, tiwore 11w '11) pr„beiat.ur wab first . fitgresior. Ittnran APICeon exatni , led by Mr. O'Connor. Wits ( ) tie of the pefgoiss keeper on th.l prosecutor's property, acrd cut tirsatiott with hint. Q. Had you Ally convorsition with him rtlative to she Leartie,i ut.t Notik Luid Uti the bench Lord Nottautty—Sir, I caution you nut to coin- . !mit a studied contempt of this Court. have as much tempetand forbearance as any man that has ; , the honour of presiding in a similar situation. A to myself, 1, am totally indifferent to what was'said, but 1 never will sutler any man under coloUr of a , defence, to be guilty of a. stadied'euntempt, because it Cannot be relevant !tithe issue ; and ao to the ps siping of a parcel of illiterate fellows, it can be at no use to yi,n I awl I 'rill not sat 'a - precedent • tor in, suiting the coining judges of assize. Mr. O'Coastost..—My Lord, I do think :t very relevant anti if it should be a contettipt, Ido it to' ignorance. Perhaps 1 may put the question this way you hear any thing front she prosrcutor respecting the trial ?--A. This - is tile great man that you thought so much! 4104etp, awl that the people thought mo much 444; and that thek thought to crown king of this place. And, it lie was governor Or king of Tara, you would be worse off ) ou ore—but, if it waalelt to a jury of! lrilti,and Lard Norbory, 'little of it he would ever put into his pocket;--.you know little about it, for they would make right wrong, and wroiii right. Lord NoithUltY..--Q. Who Was present ?--;A. James CI-note, Ames Crosbie exanzined by 411r.O'CoNbion. Is the second keeper : t t w,t9 on the prosecutor's property. The prosecutor said, is not this a tor-, iibte thing, that he should be such a tyrant ; but I let him know I have i friend—my Lord Nor bury' is a friend ornaine, is an intimate friend of mine; and a sworn enemy to Illr. O'Connor; and if' it is`relt 'to the decision of my Lord Nortny, and a Jury '6l 'Frith, by the inoculate farmer, he would never gee' lila rent, for: they would make wrong, right, and right wrong. Mr:4VI‘NAI,LY to the prosecutor. -.=Q. Is that , true ?—A, as false as ally (tong ever wig said. • Q.+" 'dl.l bate heard wic.it tie has said respeain ti i Ncyt..;e Lord of the Benel; : does he swear false ? A.. I oily C is a . most nil gtious lie. !Jell ttte ease closci,—Lord Noanutty summed upThe evidence, - The Jury retired for about an hour, and then, brought..in tile following verdict O'Connor, Ehq. Guillp!;-11.0derick O'Connor, Esq. ,Not Guilty --Vette Hayes, Guilty. • - Mr. O'Connothegged leave to address the Court. Hu said the ierditt just given reminded liiiu of a verdict given againq him on a former occasion, in a civil action, - tried in the s,itne Conrt-house, before his. Lordship, in wbich the verdiel was not only against the eyidence but hgainst the charge of . the Noble and Learned Lord, The verdia of this day was 3 proof of t h e testimony which"charged Mr. Ogle with having said, that he could not have dee from *Trim Jury; and he now felt that justice was not to be Mid ior hint in the county of Meath. Lord Noftautti sa id, he would not listen to such a charge Against the Jur) ; they had always strewn thentolives the ptutedo4 of the puce anti liberty of the 81 )hie,, atid l,a CRecuted their 11034 ` ll* with a coln,civniinni adherence to die and .with i 19crc1t,i1 attention to the c. 11;:: ui Vt' pony ton on 1114 Lordship hirni.l",, tkat adi s: 1 , Ins t• rut of the old tiuhuLiy , cotoorY, w4s 83 proud 03 a' y'iAPC I b 34 a d could not con& scenti. to vindicsio his conclut!:t limn Indignant and unfounded imptil. - • Mr. 0 . CoN said i • he alluJed lo his foorthlii ii ‘ conduct heretofitre in the flouse of Cortinton.lll4ll At'..orney-Geoetal 1 to that conduct he imputed 1111 oar: till treatmcnt 6 had r.:ccived : it had p 0 1,04 1( •theopinion . of the people agaik St hill ) bad , fecteLi 'biro his diataLfer Awl t o his neve', 1 % fur live' patittice wi th wiven lie had attended tt)ilid 'however, he thankeo Nobieu", 1;141 4 1 1, (1 t tTr i t ' t eu rt c • i h s e ° ri the year 798 cane fairly to be stated to poo th't titi,' , he had .30 dottht Gut the. Alturtwv-Geor4 or day would al , pear as dcliGrving tlle thalrktis of • country. . • Mr. O'Connor:--Turn, my Lord, for your . faaion, I tell you I inn writing that history. t Lord NO(93ULiY said, that what tie- vid.ul4 not relwe to Mr. O'Connor, but to bit fatoll.Yo c ' t° bad been troubiesoin , , aril di sti tither 01 aid rf . °'conour.--Your Lordiffil, ollod!'s , I Pl' to my brother, now advent iirattre, .1 1i 0 whom Governtucut capitulated, and .go mut veld. be taken into custody; we will comii&.:r ot s.:"' 11 ‘) will hold no farther em.'": l'ou, Mr.. O'Conno i : let the gttlik° sa Mi. M‘ NALLY itifortoed the Coort, it w3 . 51J' „„,1 tehlion of the prtiseeutor to bring An ficti''"r„ tic gave this intiniatibli for the PiltP uieu I igrting the sentence ; 'and that illriO'Connur,l'".at'jJ 'ate nothing to coinvlain of, he 00 114 3 ' 514 client to lay, the: veri4e in a ,ditrennii cooly. fine° , naps Mr. O'Connor was bentenced to .be con inbiltb, and Air; Hayes One Dt/131,1N, MARCH B.—Tlie Catholic C°0111",, oe at a gicAt fo , phumbid rule., le, their rnterinAq, w D iet ) they stile 0,14,0 11/ % I A ; ;A' hoi ....it (Pits ;lit i; thei i 3:4 thwitit:aui I.ilent--I‘n(t,'A.adresS tie inert') d vo i - " A of oil! belote'd and poPUlar VictloY. - . bpi dtitiiigoidted coaa„.your,;. se,..rkty, 4 anti ; are we the. been agt red upon by tl..e ;r : .' the Aggr.!^..tte Meeting, and ;il l • 14, t)11. its !load. 'appars,. liotvc,tr, , rl”ri 9c, v I ' live ~.,l'ePtellt• which have Insertol ' l " ) , a it Conunittee. of the ,C3thvlicst , Was telertled for whit pitrpost We 10001 n°1) f ,l za v 1 w LEI Sub-Coto nit Pee in the aid Lit another Stio-Conniintee.oll"l'ol4l) 'this Qummittee,, as if awaie 1 tin: light , 11 ,1 0 :k their I ,, r9ceedings been rqartied t `fr c eo l3l , ci ; lig , :nt ha lt of the, Community, ail() a l tr•. l liow iii tie ikonks the, 'eve, of. their 6-Cr joceato git , ,,o 'them for their Inbo oN, •ie neeesvity of thei . akiny 09Cii UltsCr ha ir • + g pi,,Ate:spacitoputstiy, .ba,, 4. unalsiinousli v"ted a 1' lit'rtlir The r_7„uft , „. . t India cot a• lArec-...ru ...f tit. it 4 'O.(' .116, ilk _.l lure,e .° l .9 1 11 e 419 I nt dil(leElslA):l4ll:leineGewt,°:solir vlelisliciuii'diirteigdulitubecr l°llalcet ill the 0 e, ot ,Bourbon. I...iViard is ordered 0 L'ffe:tfitge.4: on. ti.,.• oottli.west Wing of Graeovvich :,`rpe, ofrriumg Klng CHAR Litli'd 'Ward, tor .whi'D It vv.ll )eil::ttet,-'ssary offices have been retenveti.,: ow cv"_.h:rttliftlleintar) ctibliteatidttnpilintiritts::btle::uriSUldl:l:lll%itliti:Crtuill'il''lr;t:"lo#l _.,,c1., n tars into . the resitientig) ctiatt‘'rl Minimal AiylUir/. bmwuteritil'ot:b:eir,ai:befitrayaititlt:reidup.dree;Tiit:ecs,unb)die:t:T.ii,alaFarirgewilii:uttcit))-eiir:ion oil: .. 1 oard of 'Trade have corunlunic,'lt`'i; 00413 ticulara :-...i °, we bll4 ' , ~,. olit't I")°rts f. the Baltic art tutted01'(`' ,wlO o,itf the . ram Ist day or January, 181131 cc/al to II iltotil :°i,ietbe Car ward at the river Oi.ito, vo di: ',.cr 1 Fil , then t'l tilt Baltic on condition t0.0...00,,1 1;!, ~..7 vessel; the country :to which 8110 Ltiel,:,; iiroi'li I:LinatkV,, the name of the master, awl 1114,`',11 itlib# .litpvt_inciiii)tkeliii,ci)lexol)lit'pu))ooo6rrrittit'ss: to tirtfroiotrsoo,:ummi t Si the lect,,viieceuadStispliti°oll,eeurdditssii sx.:l4otoirrope:tn:34t4:lols,ll:ligli:P`ar::::l,llo.Difl.ll:loliii,:l3,li'll.t.:tri'); , Impor t" astward of 'Hann Bay, are cott6"4 purl °l*l7't i ak t. ' i of 114' 13, _ Ja river °,'ltu are alloweJ on the Satne }((sell fhit le " the Baltic, exce lot it a Nn ,41,.., pt, t . , I first 0. 011 C' I.l.l.lpuir:scilt:,.-eialeyinlimalifitr,i,ncli:ilagil:o3.4l:;u,b,:ioat:;ol;e7cl;;:tr:l::;,l t)asotiOtii as before. r k,aol- +lli *,t ~t 1 , bl°.)l''r-cr oli‘ittfi re: t.E")4:::1(•it::1) fl' o‘f:Vich, Ll'illla 1:01(''t/Iti ift‘4l 1:::;11t';'41':';'' tereed fur ti),,,, ~.„, ot the.: ii,y,l bLiiitivicill,,,i.,;:til f,xe/".„'tvelY,,:tud rt...,-,;ived its Iiii111;: 11.0111 flit;wcit,; iiiiie Eseuii.i;, lwar .0,1,110. rre.cse ii::t,'-',' u,, t O'li 64;17 sr ''t tc 't'll'z is< 3 1 'ol,:tdi nbt lc; 1:t Itt it'etpirrVl'lge"tl(l);:;l:l7,',');'''il'i:'i Aii4„, the c,i,„„,„iu:. ilwy .. are he. 6 i 1) ;i; ti`cil:i' - grieoltn4kr, of t4iis cun,,tiy. 'ill° -Jo' 10 `4"l t,.,titis averned al 421.• 55. find on'e vl" ill i r 06 '; „,.0 t ,foje ':: U:it, I. 01 ti 2 guineas : the ewci, oins",,,ji, 14i'l,t ,1:,.. ", thirty.four in number, avereggit -,;,3ii1. :(,; 3 .:‘,21) couples 01 ianlliS and etv,e, at ‘:1‘4%.:-.0 ),0 , i 0-toot lied -ewe wiiii Au 0 tt, e hltib' :41.. w , r , if Ix' 000 64.3 r 40 guineas. ll St `l‘.l trr 1)i..11.1 tiew Dock has latnly, been opal' 01,c4liv Fq tu„' tkar the King's Vicknillit rotii".',,o, 00. sl".11 '"utttry Duck, capable of I.oiclig‘wilig 0,,i00 HP, intentird tor t1,0,e iron) Arnert", vsi plcde:, oneolli,litty e'ilf;tral:ist,uildir,.'s:rtoreliadec),:ttdetaileitirl,,e(isdpi ofritio:ipts' :et: Ca:iii;e1:,;(ns:,31:rglaii;1111:104:tt"c1141 ti ,11::;0,1V454P.