The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-06 00:00:00

, 4 I i° .... :' s t '; t `, ~' ~~," ;; 4 r IVi .. ~~~ ti u ;. ; it isr thlt slgoe t t) , .. the Earl of 14 , rkelo• ? .r 1,-tdphip recoliett, that t he 0:,.. j is+ snutlyn to your •Lidystri;', A•itich' wa= ad dressed tt, I d Craven, there via , argy hi•r addressed to h s.ll.oyal the Matti:of ?—Th, re Was there any otter let tt r addressed to any other pert' .n besides tire one hewn to t 0,,r Ladyship of the 5 , b, addres...e.i to his Royal Ikiitires. the Prince of WatLO—Tirtle was one to Acitnral . Berke ley. - • ' Does your lAtlyship know whether that letter addressed to Admiral Berkeley, was• f rwarded ro Adnitral Beikeley on his biAtioll 8br0:9(11.--Yeil it VVIIS. • Your Ladyship is undtlstood to 'say that the letters you look down from the dittstiop of Lord Berkeley, you delivered over to Mr. Hughch , • • By Lord Berkeley's orders ?—Yes. your L:4lyship in conse'titte'nee give any di rettions; owl what, to Mr. Hughes Ber ktory o,sired Int- to t ike tittArt to Mr. `I-Itic,bes to tNivt tuein written our, and tui be teiurned to tuna (Lord Berkeley), .for his Lurdship's 13,>1 ore. Is the present claimant the first son of the war rioge of wim,4l your Ladyship iia4 spoken ?-7-1 - le ticn Epw,tur) JENNUIt, NI.P. was again and etcacLined as to!lows. Yuu have already 4tated thou yo'n were the Ho , gic , , , t) who att. , hded' Lord Berkeley in his last illueas was ohe of the ithy,lcons. D,) you reeollo what wns the srale Of Lord Boi kelev holm on he first of August ?—Hi* Pelal It olth then waa eXtri:lliely bad, very touch conk at that lupe., 'ow there,ot that time any probability of Loid Bt'ii.•ley recovering from the illness ne then labour e‘; mac; i—At tli.tt time I Old .rclitlquislled .111 boi,e; of Laid 13etke1ev's reCovery. wa* the state of Lout Berkelry's tneotril f.tcutik a , !hat line reOrd I fig Us my 6, , neeption they .4 err perfi.t.t iy clear and di , ttrict. Was Lord 13ei keley aWale, to your kito‘kled, , ,,, of the stalc of ch that 141. Alias then in ?--Per. fett)y Awar e , not only sit that period hut provowdy to it. Lordship began to despond long before Ins medical atten.%-inis began to despond. llui you know Mr. kitiponan ?--Intimately. Ate Yi)u acquainted with 1116 hand-writing ? I SM. tbve you seen him write ?-fUrany times. the entry in the Re gristly of .the parish cat Bertielry, of the tn,trriage of thelne rd ley, • wis sildWll to the witness;anci he t 4 is asked, D o you b e li twe that Sigugottre, AOgUIOI34 T1)0 nuts ~,o1 , 11), - to be the 11.1pci•!writing of Mr. Ettpstnatil—Yes, I do. 'to , Epw A“D P4it#,ATT, Senior, was again calk() protl,eo4l aho,beibook,intitled, 44 Tbe Ik pier of watriages published in the Parisi. of Berke!ey, in the County of Cilou,estet," and Was txritilined ar !Clio Nit : , ' From whence do you• tro4uce this book ?--Frorn the You ilkgw!se produced the Registry of Marriages horn the P4liiatrient ()thee —Y , 8. kii‘w long hay, thew been iti youreu4toily in the ath.itnent Qtfice. ?..-To the treit ilt my recoilevtion, . woce the, year I 799 . ,; evttr.siiice thq were pro. itkeed before ilh: Comtilittee of Privileges on the Pea i iroe. of Lord Berkeley, 'which was, 1 think, in stiyrat, 17jj. • • rho wanc r bli wasdireBpd in withdraw, dip riolry in tlictliakillegiilf of Banns WIN ettiWll) ,Lorier ; ht -was examined a: . book contains a itegi.try of •the. PubticltiOti or ii.tintsj do yon e in this book arty thing that is -I ttiv koni. Writing (4f Mr. J-Ittpiraan I—Certaii ly Ido Ibis (pointing m tlie entry. FilteNvn hito) ap /wars to me tO b 4• the ttarni.v. riling of Mr. Hops &p.m ; I , t:el.eve it to be hi , writing( •• '' you the 4 . lllrl..,ttitre , only,. or the whale' of that etv,ty to he his wittiog ?-1 am *mote in' pre4Seil with 11) , . 113 t ro,ike4 more tin. pres.,ion tt.to anotto - r part of .a man's writfrog. ,Bin; vcba 09 y9ll believe-as to the rest ?—it betel' a strong resin ebl.tnee as I c.n recoil e d at 003 rt'od i It, )„44,1,„.„,i, dead many years, anal it is a oillite - since I ,his ,writing, It bears a strong tiosidtiibi ao I the hignature itself is the sarne as IfitAtll:bc6o tmgr'ilved to it I.le.4imile. 0:641 . Wi tt y' it. r t- Vol , hoy, I (1 (Itmht.?—Nooe, With r t tim:c.l ,to die rcst, ti rye rl,t yol, he 'lt-me-from your Irdge of Mr. I lons ts"lits 4;10d-wiling. I hitt it .it oft hisltaed-wri ing ? atll 1161 Ibtf. ttottilt /root of the other )' th- 'o re I could _swear to; A , lClStilq Minot)* 11,Tt. , 11 - 111 . , She seine 415 heal. ! ri•colh..4 it. pectdiarttirn Of the let • ttfi hicb' ti it stroll tiy la , tny mind cty. y ott hate no thJoht (4t the sign.ttnre of Ml..flopsulin fro a pec , iiiartpattner of forming itle- Lio'yoit 610 c,a4,i.41 letter in , any cool lint of this entry 7—Yes, I rl,it,k I do ; there is shadow lii ii rcnee, hot no inatertal difference ; it i, /43'1 . 1 Ott' 1,30,1 ai A fil" , s tlecthtotne:l to 'We, anti- cothcit. , r ,:14 Ilse, t 31111 - tiling of Mr. kitipsinso j it i 3 c i '1111.1) thr ty it 11, 11 ,., of :wa i t 'Nyco Fretkrit.k , A 411211008 Earl I f Bel k(; lei of this 1 , , , r1.1t,, 1 , 3(.61:10r, rind Ii I ,ry , pi. , ster, were pool , itte t 1,1 1 Oil rhys, smot), , iy, oft softlay, of Ntlvi'mht r, day, the .sth of Deceninek,Sood , ty,the 'lQtti of De- Anaus - ttsTtiotivs lopsmAN, Cfrne." The bock Iv3 , ptiel[vered in anti iii4 i .ett d t. 7 re L Yvo that ran 11 4 If!! of Angus, 1,0111 13,11;e1e) 4 Itteik e. were t,t; t•f a rtl Vltr,tr. mid difititio, sits of It hilt L(41101013 (riot nti the tith long Oid 1,01 . 11 livrkeley retain that .Irivit(.4 , i ut oliderst.truitt.g atier the. ist 4 4 i* ,s.,tyg attar ; I Lithlk i can s3y to the 4th, or I b 5111.. vv, s 4 h i Ireas I 501 perfeCtly hterofliirYt c~il, t.oss, , ssifiq of :111:hia the 4 I I earl, It'littPe - 0 sat positively, he At itinev Gettettlf sldterf, tiltlt lie did not wish sir Itreseili tc pttl filie.fion to .or, if but IO t ti 114' tvi!rt , in the course of he pro= evedilids:: he tiuiied blabellpf ry. Solchor-General stated, that it Was pa 3-: ethic, when he roceitrect instri.ittionti; hp migo , to pot soave (Jueotioos .10 I)c,. J en ner, bet that • he - - shottid n t trout le him to attend' unneceSsafily', thit truievr It was rat l eel( cooserpienee to tite 41.10 , 0 i-it by a Lord—Do )ou know the filthily 0( 'Mr. I in,.s ) an Is his wiclow wid ):,c 1 lieve is now Did lie leave a dauiz;hier i---He left a &right, r. J.; y he )on know where bite ?—She lives at Berkt-ky. Iv she a tii le woman Or a marl it.'d woman ?—She fflarried woman. Whom did sire marry ?--Site marriel a gentle ' man pt the name ot Hicks. Were co,i eoinigh acquainted with tha pisiee ed Berkekr, to k--ow who was the parish clerk in the year 1784 ?—There was is StICCeSSIOII of par ish clerks, about that [hip; anal am not acquaiutc.d. Do your recolleut a ~irn or.the name ot John Clark being parish clerk auottt . that times ? Yes, I do. . . 1.),1 von know whether he is living i—lA:oelieve he is Du you !MOW Where he is living ?--The last lim o I heard of hint was about t.elve mouths ago was . then living in 1_,,,n00n, I'nudonoi Miether hels livjugnoW?--No, d.) not. . , 1.) , ({ you look at the hand-writ in; of M r , fi nps ., man in that entry, it. the regisity of the in. ? I have,feclarcd it as 0 1 . y opinion th.At this is the hand writing of Mr. fittflonit. Do you obsvrve a dirience between the kin Augustus End of 'B ;rke:ey 'and tihn in -A igustus Thomas flopsinan remarked th,t there was a p-cilliarity in themanner in which the A.' was Cum toooly w , ittcti by Mr. 111..mm:tn. ititioSe hand stiviting On . }nu conceive the entry itself of the ontrria: r to ht. independently of thr ignaturejil Nlr. 1 liipitnan cannot torm.an mon of that. s'ou think it 1~ the hand-wril tog of atilt: IT~tpe. ?—I do not 'hint , . it is so Innen like she hand writing of aH :note I have seen. Look at the A. in Vrottoridt Augustus Earl t,t B e rk e l e y. I s the 4. of his ivind-writing 1-1 Lit., not think thin' was the common way in which he made his A. in I he genc.ril manner. Do you believe it to he hi, hand•writing ?—I can only say that it i very much like it. The E..tiy ? 7 ,—lt is eery much like Mr. hand-wriiing. That A. iii Augustus Earl of Beikeley as well as the rust ?—'Yes ; is c,l scii6al character hich fixes it on iiiv iri,i. I troglit jll3l malin a remark re'lipetting Mr. IlupsmanV Oa. it. v sried at 'a certain period in consequelice,i,f his hav ing lost an eye. A eau certain that tl , e signature of finpfnosn is luind-writing)—To the best of uth kno‘vlel g e; I cannot pbsiiively s.tear to it, because I ni . .l not him write it, but I believe it t., be so. r the per,on of the name of Joh Clark did not act Is Clerk by Deputy for a considerable 1)(1164 of time ?- , --Certaitily, for some ► earsi. Whvitter you Litow that a person of t ,, e name of -Pskiett .was the depuly of. Cla kat that wile A .man of 'he name W Prue.. officiated for some , years for John Clark . , as the Lay-clerk i f Oil parish of Beikelq. Wit,. (her that . man of the name of Pruett has. not besn dead for some years 1 1 3 S been dead some ) ears. . r Du you know how' lung ?—I should suppose Plien years t It ast. Du you think he has beets dead (le vet) years ? No; 1 stook not eleven: -but I ant not quite vet lain. You hive spoken ,to that emu ol the signature of Hupsman; you are u t asked to say' pu , itively w holier it is the,,hand•writing ol Mr., tinpsittan, whic.4 1 , 0 man can say posttlycly onleot ite ssw it written;. but whether you do nut firmly believe it lo be' his Itant.l 7 wtiting trout the deci :tititance you have %t-it h his ci.ataoler of hand- wt is its.; ?---I. do. Suppop,ing, you , tent received a letter written in that saute charaOter of wruing, toiti accompanied h t hat mg, attire,. should you have 11 , t1 any rea son to doubt thm the whole of it, was the hand writing, of Mr. Hupstniii. ;.--Not the. least. The wiiiitss requested t.e Welt be at lib ert y t o look at tile two s, to compare th!•111, and said that he desired to b! understood, t hit he. means that ittiswel to apply to the sig. , altire of Mr. Hupsmatt, but not to the body of the etitty. Having compared the two eottic!i, he said, 1 have faittle doubt as to their identity, but none with se wird to the signature. ' ((lue,tion 6y it Lord.) The ideotity . of both ?-- 1 s dtderence, taut iu the lititure, peiceite a ditleteoce to the geoeral ,taipotept,, . Whi c li• do you .eoocrive to he the .11.1tid- writ ing of M. 1 - luosto.oi t—Tois 1 c4)ll,eeive to be die hand-writing of Mr. ilup4inau (the te&ib ry of the b.int s.) Ove no doubt with re sped to the registry of t—No, l itaVirt trot. perlectly coatitici4 null the signatures of t.oth itto I'loolll,m ?---Yt S. Ot t:ody ui tl,►• batitis, an►t of the signatures of both the rug AA hod, 1 c► cefye ..me ; peal, 4 ,1,4 one oudy Cros r i-exatirned t.y Mr: Attorney Getteial. Whet.' r dui Prtivit ? —At L, rti c ky. • id lie lit Olt: , tor borne "tune beloret deati, I—l I). 11, %,y be 14V.1ei . Itv.d I,4ut ut (be pliter, • Wil4( v. 03 1-13 v trade a rnasint. . ' (By a traro.)--.00 you kitfo'w Hey thing of a than. Barnes, a 11 ,1 60 nark is sig,tisd tiy ?—No The Coutovl tur t petitioner Stgted, that the witness desired to add ..otueibiog by way of ex piaoation to hi; evidence ; teLitive, to the it , gisttieg; siernossion b-tog given to him aecorttiooy, he ciid, the tvind-wriiitg re4pecting woicit I ,was ex. ! amine(' NW of the b(040, I believe to - be the Itand-wri. lag of the late of Aetkeley, is ,so like it. Then the rrgivry of the marriage wa3 again dic,....14 14 (be willitNs, and I4e s4id, bears a hirosig resittblAiice in its cbaraaer to thu baud- 4/riting ui -11.1414te Lund write ?—. m • . Any tulles; Di) you beiCeve it .io be his. Lordship's hand-writ ing ?—Must firmly I do. • whole of the entry ?—The hignatutr does not appear to, be hii—the sfgo.iturts !‘ A..gustus Tho“itts HUpsmati," appears ttl be Mr. psitian's hand-writing 4, the...whole' of .1 . 1.0 entry,.exo-pt the signature of Housman, I conceive to be Lora Ber heley's hand-writing. (t 1 r.stioned by Mr. Attorney-General.). At what. time did Pruett aa as the deputy clerk canna esadly ; 1.41 I have often seen him in tha. ,t.,ation, and know that he wai in that situation fur some yeats. .. DI I Pruett a.':t as a clerk up to the time of his catutut at)svvt , :r ; that queqion i;t that time I . was.not ciltstantly r6sid .flt tt Berkeley, but was sunletiuti;s'in Lundott,s'ornetuties at Cheltentlatn, and sometimes-there. Can y u tix 'he I,itictittle you saa Pruett acting ai clerk,?—Ni), I calm6r. • Can you ti x. tie 1 tbi }t.►r in which you saw kiln attitig 1 emmot fix it. Can you tnewion the, Just year in .which ygtl saw hint atilt% ?---I cannot tix any vtt.cise period. The rvgistry of the inarriago i;gain stiewti to the witness,an 1 11 , :! was asked, (By' a 1...0rd.) You have st,tted that the whole of that entry, ex:eitt the . sioature of I-Iwystnan, you 1), , 1;et/t- u he the hand-writing 91 the E.tri of Berkt -;. ley do it.tt inesta to include the bigoatt.re of Atchard Barnes. I believe the 'wtto!e o f th e re waindcr to be ricirdJlerliele .) !s hand writing except . the signatures. The wnule above'Llupsittan's sigitature.?—Yes, I beht.ve it is. llu you belkire the wort " Vicar," which fol lows the signature Of flopstrian, to tie Mr. Hops in in's hann-writing or Lewd Boi ke.ey's ?—Not my Loaf Livrheit:y 41.11 1 l ops 111111 ' S. Yut stated t h Pruett died at 13:.rkeley ?—Yes. The %itni.ss etas dirorActi to withotaw. CALT:II 1-111.1.trut PARRY, M.. D. watt called in, Lon ha‘ i g 1.11.;e:t. sworn, was -eximinsd as 10. 10%s . - • 1):d you attend 1...0rd Bei l keiev illn- ? —I attended Lutd trorn the : 5,1) of July to She 7th of Aylgtlit. h .t wm, the state at Lord Berkeley's mind on t the ist Of August ?-0n the lyol August 1 had an opportunity ,nt seeing Lord Berkeley . at dittcrent I alwas' left lierleloy at ten or a ldtte be fore that little, Orr the vd diy of my attendance ution• his Lordship, 1 caked" upon him at three in the afternoon, On toy ,irrval trust Bath, and .Jett Berkeley agaia for Bath auout ten in-the 'horning, always acing fits Lordship uetween eight and that hour ; 1 usually saw him twice during that period, and I c.lll positively speak to the Awe at his mind at the penuds of those visits I...paid him 4etu'eett the hours of eiglittand .ten, utcl I can sped's pusLive iy to his being perfeetly sound in respect of ' his mehtel faculties, mot only then but at all the pet muds that I ?lOW 111.11 pritVl(ll.lSl)i to my I,st . . Th ugh you Wye stated Lord Beritell's mind to be Peltooi you c aict!itie Lord lieik Iry to be s. tis , ty., at that time Ihat he was.ia l / 4 1.trig4r I think Loid Lierketvy from the commcnce,weht my avei.4.1“..c,: opi)tt Ik4 m, was firitiiy Iltl~rete; CI ith a b , 11C1 tltal be slid .iloil tovvaid, toe dotteittiiutt his wind was of COUfip mule d eL yb o di n g Hiatt it ass bckire. Die Lunre, I Alartli 1 1 . 'ILLIAM JENNINGS vv33 Called in, :MG Navin; beeii stk ern, procinced a - paper, and was examin ed as fOIIOW4 ' • From whence do you bring 'big will ?---E bring it from the Rvgittly of t Pierug3ilve Cdurt of Cantrrhuq. , ^ .t. .1! • Tile witness way (brat:led to withdraw.. JOHN f 1 0, 12 was calied•in, and having been. sworn, the said paper was shuvo to Bien, and he.wai ex amined as tuLows : I)ict you see Lord 13,.i 1:( Icy sign this will ? Yci. • . . ... . .. . TO HMAS RUDGO .Wag aled in, and i 3‘ ing"been sworn, produced. a book indorsed • 1 Presentations, Segues:ratio:pi, Contirsua,ions, &c. from she year J 7 a 3.. t 0 the year 1784 j" and was ; examined as lolsows From 'whence do yon bring thia book ?—From the Bishop's Registry Qlotteemer, Read the loilowing'entry iii the same: H upsmun Thatitas A(!gusttp, Vicar of lierkelcy, with flit.. Chopel . U . Slut,t: rr The sixteenth day of Jatroary in the 'year of our Lord 177. t , August us Thomas H upsrnan, Clet k, was admitted to the Vic uage of Berkeley with the Chapel of Stow aunexrd, the county and diocese of Gloucester, and in the lleanry of Dorsky, vaunt by she dratit of allry Knox Clerk, she -laNt •Irteum. tient thereof, to which he was piesented by the Right lionourahle Frederick Augustlti Earl ut Be.rketey, the true .tad tindunbied Nairow(sti right) 44 Was canonic a lly i ns tit ute d .inty the sittne:" . Read also ehe follo&irig Entry in the's:UM book : " Vieitruf Berkeley. " The thirteenth day of February in theyear of our Laid 1773, David William+ Ch rk, LL B. ' way Wiii/Illt•lt.te'lhet Vicarage ,of lierlteley, in the Cooli 7 :ffid Diocele of GlouCesier, and ill the Deanry ot vaunt . by the Cc?rsion of Thomas Arigns• tr.l3 titipirnan, Clerk, ti , e l tit 111Ciitilbc.111, to . w hic h he war presented by . the Ri s :ht Hon: Fredeiiek Au i.,,ll.,tus Earl of Berkylev, the true illlti,undouwdd patron (it) full tight) and was canonically initiluted• into ihe sante." limn the witness produced another book, d e o „ r: i e ti ci i , 7l : l ; o B : 3 o , k 2s6 ::f iro P m res i c h g e na y t t io ur ns i , 7 ::?n to est i r h i e t i 3 o re n: ; eo3 ;" and was itik,d, - What Book i that ?—This is another Institution Book from the smut! cu,tody, Reed the toilowing Entry in• the same itupaiiiati Augustus Thomas, Vicar of Bell:cloy. " 1786—0 n the mutts day of February pi the earner year, 'A1.103113 Thomas littlimuaii, ( k, WAV adMitled and instituted to the Vicarage of lierkeley, in the County and Dioceie of Gloucester,' and hi Dursley Deattry, waclut by the death of the. 1a 9 , 1 cdinbetit, to wriich be was iireficated by tbs. tigia ====ll674KT•ii,4s. - t and un't.l.,ll' , ted ibe v ge t I , right; 4rv, waicanirkir.+;iy 1t1411'9 1., 1.0 Si RAd a'ise the fulloviulg it e F.:111 oe 11 , .0k : 1 • Carrinvon Caleb to Pcrko • " 1799 frYitte.oili fJelalfy 17 Cale) Ca• • rinktrli, Cis itigtitated,ro : corat: 0 1 13i ' l it the. Cou:iu 11:co,. i 3 :1,. ..irtry of 1)11,),,, Pre3 , -0 141 inkpf t Hoi), k Kitt ti•A•kel.ty, (io ri4111) oti ' litysinan, the list Vicai- thereof,' The witness wa q directe.d to withdrvv, NrAll.S. AgasV ED - I Cadiz , t Sonora), Leewaord 1112 14 ; IE Itn. litis—t !Astral,- Wtotd. Cons ol s 2k zit ' l* "(lcinicn.juril , • I' 1/"1"4 eJld 010.74 R FALSUM .41;PLAIl • SATIUBDAY, JULY ‘3, 1811. .....................--...........----_-- • ~ Iron) our C•irre4pUtrdent at -Falmoottr, and late, We' :this mortiing,,reeeived the loilnwingiAl gettat,to the same...4feet wag 9ll. up - i . t Lios 6' . po Lk, , f i P ' AL,MuUTti,JULT.3•--Tilii morning 3f 04 I Majesty 'lt 4 packet, Cainain BULL, wall r.lotillig Cadiz, which' she - left . Ott' thy' titi, ao.;.:,11114 hi',4 • ••' .• ..t., • '1 St. Alban's' ~ Stately, Alfred, 6",,bine, Coliimtil Efihe' ' . ' 4 . ' Etna, at ' , ra, Desperate, Vonder, &vat, Deuastadian.: His NI-tj•,,ty's Shiii Itegulo 0141 s si ips 114i/ford; licar,•A liana ICO there lioin Lisbon on ilic day Ihe paci+ei 0101° Oi , the 30tii oh. spoke his Aliii,,ltYs OOP rti v e i• 8 guns, 'Heti. Ci;,t.titi,lONES, hoot 01' 41'41' 0i days out, who,iiifertn._-(1 Captaiii4iot.i. tro t , . 61 'had leached 0,)orto from f'sort, di.ed i lic I , iro stating, that on the 15th, near Albrien i, ' 111 " 11 . ! , guard had-au .atfiir with that of ihe etivini,lo ',d 2,00 ti of the French were made priOarl 3P ; ' 4, 3 hou lt , expected. VICTOR ihid iiii4Lillicissi , r g utCadiz, and rnircirediu join S'Otil.l. P r° 1 LlN:nor/ bat! rata •Li , the iili ii:' o f 13IL! i / °t) 3 , 1(2 li, on teavint:, a ejti)• to n:ock:11: ' Lb' IP ce , i , has marched fnrwird ..: ail it t r•iii;i•irog!°/1%,,,,„,. fi Ceived We are at present finable 10 i;ec ide ,vlril" - toi of eviFtfil is due rtn tint .iczoonr, out 401'e% MOlnei to Ounbt it. Govelitioent love',l°,l i , ur arid it events of St.lo.il importance Oil OLO f ' , iii e. .• 0 tfp• presume t 'oat tio,litne W . uuld hive Vett 1 01 ; i 'any' ot fi chil intorrnatiodovon 10 ' # ilig milling Ihe aecount to Eit4land. \V rin f el d ~iC 4 ',:i ever, to the . report of th roi Intl, ~t the sCa ,op , 15 ' We think it n• I , tilligkly, lieGili+o D U ~ ,o f b eaturally ci,)fletil • lribi:l I.'n'ctit di itIV-4...'0111.•1,.' 0 to strik e a de!ciaive elow. 13 .itidet, it '.:41'1 .11 . . lab to, 'ePrit'oc‘'. :11)11 hoc tle'.eat in Etirenv . . . be iiii ruation of Vicroa•,,.hefore Citcfri, wa. o 0 t Porifaus. It ii; I.;tos' .o'rer, idle to otAt O lIFI' ~ , . . 1 . . ' ‘ l4 ' stilaje4;.. lii l' i vet formed our duty in porting 6iir Itear„lol4 ..iii Itissinn- cif rail .theintellirYtnce that his re,“;11(' until we are in r.st(:siion of 1"1i'4 5 ! ot . uountry upon ihe subject.. .' --~~""" ' ll ' l This morning a Cadiz Mail arrived, fr°o we made some interestiog ‘4:4". packet sailed froen'eadtz.befoe the irfOod It is said the sicg6: w es rais-ed, aoLl hrings 110. .information on that point. Since ‘vritini the abave, Irl:rn slse -th IHat have frach,,d roi:vn from Cod; t, (Loci 'at which tine the iiiege wa not t. , , : on e e ll ,1, , 1 it),,, t , iit‘ilVt,iniine:ul,:ioitri:a.t6,;lo;:intrl;lllliited4ehveV ~/ ), ; l W I 1 l i ' : 1:1:1 1 ` 4 14e : 1 Thoriday aliernnon at half -past three oi' 1 ,'IAJEsTY result-4 his al eriloull'i vlO ll4 ,"') IlF ;, h i e ( 3 op. again on the Territeo tv:11) IY. VV'c' ti ,ik'i 4 ltL, Ttie auf.ol And IY""''''4 Ye ,, r , clay in ,illirtg. 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