The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-27 00:00:00

That writing above rind below is the description et the COIAIIS in which it has been produced?— hen an,,ther 1)001i was shewn .the' witness, and h e was asked, Is tnatthe entry of tlie,ma,rriage ?--.4 believe it t. , to be so ; I see Ito reason 10 think the contrary. , • is it in the state now in which it was,.,exixpt its being turned up from the cover of the book ?-It, is y much robbed since I saw it. 15 that the only eftennutapee - you'obseTve dif ff.trerce from the time you Saw 14 .bolore).—Yes. to the other entry :IA twitiittge you alluded AS it (pointing ; the date Of .it is the oi, j tine. in the year 1790„ • , Then pointing tp t Itelpapi4e regisiry; he said, this is in so different o. 7 state Ave left it, that I thin-li, si , tiicient to Peconitt for Mr. Pitt's not lindig'il:.whett L e •..eitolted far ai , When we,foood. it.,.this , was.stitf with paste ;, but has-been tuned , back war,is nail W/Ards so often, That nitu it bevels b cic like an ttiogt:, and possiblyp Mr. Pitt, if he did with.. t vry great att,eitt . ton x ,might,,tipm the stillness of tot leaf, adhering 'tweet, now, ffled over the book, and not have observed it. • „ft: you know the hanu-wirting of either of tile' tart;es ? Whose band-Writing do you, point to ticularlyto,the signature which is INV. flaps.. man's. Do you know. that 'signature, " Augustus Tho r-v.ls I 1 opsroan, Vicar," to be-that of Mr. Ilopsrnan Lir as it is posaibleto kt!ow a 111,111'S hand riling after Ita ling seeti him write. fs that the hand-writing of Lord Berkeley ?—lhat have no.doubt Of. That •of Lady Bet kelcy • • And-that of Mr.' Tudor ?—Yes it is. • • Clos,exitnined by Mr. Solicitor-General. N".ou hive just siirithat 'the registry of the mar riage is sinned by Mr.. Hopsrnan, and that the sig nature is Mr. Plupsmatt's hand-writing, hut that the' body of the registry, as 1 understand, is the hand. Writing of Lot d Berkeley ?-1 liave not said so, but 1 beiiet e so. . You treat] to say that that was the vase mean to say that is the 045 e.. D o you recoiled being exatrilnetlin'the year I 7.0 g, upon this same iitib'iea ?—Pertealy well. Welt, net you.then asked in, whose hand-writing it' was ?—The Ovittlematt, a Nobleman, who put the 9ue-tine to rue at the time, put' his finger on theingnature, and therefore my answer appliedonly to the s ignature. , ..• W. 1.: net the qitestion put, ," Wriv, the registry the hand-writing of Mr. Hi f orrufn?"-1 du not r t ,t, col'ect the flue... Lion 'precisely, very.liti4.iy it might. [To. be' oritinued.) ..J i ANIL i V 10-i iternsey, L Dublin, f Witeffonf. Du L-1 Waterford. r►:ICE OF STOCKS THE' o,lv nI TWILV 0'et.,0C414 62.41 Red. Ann. 61 I-oAudurri t 3 dis Consols 1 F. tj N. 9,Uks , l)teiltit VALSUkt ? 0 N 0 N. SATtlituny, JULY 27, 1311. 4‘ 11;indspr-Castle,July fJ7 1811, iiis MAYEsTi is not better to day. " 1.1. 1141.FOR1). " M. LIAII.I,IE. '4 W. lif.pLitPl! N.. -;, 4 , WILLIS." The ,rapill Interchange of couriers httween tire American Mildstcr at f'aci'e and the American Chr i t'iti4 f d'Affaires In this country, has giventise to an oph. BUONAPAIIT2' NM about to make some concesiiens in favour of the trade OP f the niteri States, in the ;, hope, 2t this critical' junBure, of in dtwing the Americans . to take a decided . part against Great Britain. Verbal Concessions 'he pro-. bably may make ; but-we knoW from Mr. SMITH'S Pamphlet, that he has positively refused the Ames ricans,any substantial redress for the. many ,itrjurig.l they have sustained froto' hint Besides, if the Aroeri6ti Cloverourient has hitherto, notwithstand. : . ng the pirat;cal condu6l of -BOONAPARTS tO. watdi the sithjets ox the 'United States', 'sufferei " Vtance to .assinne a proscriptive power over the 'policy of the United Sta , es," as Mr. Sl4l inhinu+tes that it has, it is quite unnecessary for him to depart from his system of plunder and extortion. If, however, BUONAPARTO has resolved upon any clungeOf system towards America, that 'resolution is of very recent date ; because, in a letter ; from Nlorlaix, of the both, from the Captain 'of the Ame.. riein brig Belicarius, of New Yolk, he states that lte was taken some tirne ago by the Leonore French privateer,, off the Lizard, and, on being brought into poit, he anal his crew were put in prison. the day before the last eartA taaikd, howeSier, thel:.!aptsin was rde,, , ,ed, but the crew continuedin'confirie merit. The Captain desires his friend t 6 CPII3EIIII - these particulars to his'o'*ners'at NeW York: All the accounts that have recently been received fiorn Sweden continue to hold forth the strongest atittrances of the paLitie dispo4tion of the. Govern -11/01/1 of that century towards Gt . eat Britain. BIM.. /4ADOTTE, it IS iaid, pal ticipate4 in this disposition,' :ilia has made bitutelt very popular by dismissing all Frenchmen' from - olff es of - Government, t eer., c l iuty very strongly r►uamoured on the Continent, that the cot - Idol Of 13B1INADOTTU has givetir thence in BUONAPAKTE, and tint the legititn.kti aS:wausti was invite4,ever by 00 Liam, for • • tile rnrpose of being, nocessal, tivinsea 'to tit forayer. There appears to he 'something extremely wild in this conjttlure ; but no marl, who nessed the events of ihe last twenty ,11,1StltY 'Vie& a report b - ecanst it appears lo be im probable., . ' , , • .. BuotiafAtt - rit is 'every diy isstyng some nevi,'de 'cree, (or prohibiting any ititercouthe between .. this country and the Continent,lrod each tlocree is more . , . . • violent•than.the for m er.' 'Letters. i mm Paris of the 21st inst. state, that' Tae lists lately ptthliShed a de: croe, by which disei:ls, that Nll persons who shall b defected, iii future, carrying on any cOrres- JrnidetiCe with, &gland, shall,l4,tried 'by a Cotirt :Martiat; ..XwolicetisedshiN arriyed.otf the "Custom 7 honfie yesterday, Irani, Holland with wines, ,brand y,_ wkiat, &c. They. are to receive in,e,x9ltaitge hides, indigo,, and colonial produce. Alter ,the wheat harvest, it is,,understook, that, several ships with similar cargoes, would hail under-.,licenses from clic. ; (event ports of both France and Holland. Letters from Holland state,lhatothe greatest ter-• ror prevails in that country, and that the conscripts , . now march off in the most quiet older.- Ariingtdar circumstance'took place lately at Amsterdam:--Asa person Was purchasing some fish in the market; Itn retnarlied to a fisherman who was cutting Or th e head of a cod, that he performed his job very doiv. terously ; " Yes, yes, says the fisherman, it • Boonaparte's,bead, I would serve him in OW .wine. manner" In three clays after the poor I-Liberman was arrested and shot. This morning.diei at Knightsbridge, the Rev. JOHN GAMBLE,' Reaor of Alphamston, and also of Brad will Juxia Mere, in ,Essex. The finmer the; gilt of :the Lord Chancellor ; the -latter va-' It.kable.living„ the presentment to which; on a &ea of lapse, cause d so extraordinary a sensation through out•that county about ten years ago: The right of presentation, however, now returns again to its pa.' trait, the Rev. Dr. BATA DUDLEY, whin .pOSSeSbei the advmvsonin fee. General MAITLAND is expelled to. arrive in En. rope in the course of, the ttext month. General Baowbuttuo, who is to succeed him as Governor of Ceylon, will take his departure for that IsLitid about the 133111 C time. General Brtowrism will, it is oil,!et stood, vacate bispresent office of Quarter- Master-Gettetal on the lst.ut August, :and bp.sue, ceetled by Colonel Gouttots, from, the office of cat v inissalrin cbief, 'which will be' filled by Col: Da;tigstewriiit., Gun. A.'Cio,ra, will, at the wawa rue, ,succeed to the Government of the Royal Mi 'nary. College. ^ - Early in the morning-of Sunday last, Colonel. Ful.ToN, of the .79th•regirnent,. , left Dundee for li , ndon, whence -he is to proceed to participate in the petits of Spain with-,1200,.0f his gallant Ca.. merons, who tiqpttrt from Dundee in a Jew day The soldiers drew his carriage down to the vesse4 and on parting he lett a considerable sum of money to pi mute them. an, enterta t oinvot., ,On Monday evening the, Utlixe►a WO StA ri . 1148 , h t id tabl e s spread in the battuck area, where they were regaled with a, 'plentiful-banquet,. music,•xlarieing, aud-fligh land. evelry. It was a'" spirit stirring'' sight. tti see so many soldiers released iteem the strict ness.of discipline,. euitiying . the mottled .pleasures of other days. It was no.kss pleasing to wittleA the spit.: ed condeScensiOn of the Orli (J , rs,! w ho, xing• with their soldiers; partook• in their Mirth, leastiog i end revelry. The P'avenzollolms arrived at. Portsmouth from Corunna, front wbenee she sailed on the 17tii • Our, letters infOrm: us only, th.it a quantity Of ,provisions, stores, &c, hid been .sent to the attny. under SANTOCILDES. The ads ices front A.oorga'are to the i ith July. By them we' learn, thotHthe French Guneral had shut Itimseif. up in Leon, With soon men. SktaiTocit.nE3, s ith 00.00 Spaniards, was on the outside of the wall, expect ing the arrival of PERTIOK with, opo moo Rain l'ortes, intd3ooo,frornthe neighbourhood ci It was calculated that they would arrive befthe.Jtaty, itith, when, an attempt was meditated tb disloti& BoNwer,-it he did not retire from Leon hetere that time. His destination was either Salamanca or Ciu dad Rodiigo, iu which' direction, from the fiat cha wry of the .country, his superiority' in cavatrY would: give him great 'adiantage. By the latest'accounts from India we learn,.that. the Governor Generat himself. has taken the 4onv• mend of the Expedition opium ilatavia, having un ' der him Sir S. Licitst wry, Commaoder of the Voices on the Madras Establishment, General nt,t• and *General AoNaw, of the Companya Service. This assumption of •aetnal military rpuk, by a per-. son of perfectly civil character and habits, arises, probably, from a desire to ascertain by personal ;in.- spedion the propriety of the instruction on ,the. set' of the Expedition to deStroy the fortifications; and 'give* up: the settlement to the natives, as being ,too enticing for a British Establishtnent. stout resistance is expected (coin the garri,on, in which . the forces' from the Dutch settlements already cap tured are all colleCted. BANK Nores.---The amount of Notes of the Bank of Zogland in circulation on the tit h of July, 18 i as laid tiLtime. Parliament, was as follows • ' Bank Notes of 51. And upwards . . 8,3,91111,7 ft) Wok Vest • • • • 9P 1 .00e.. •t Bank Notes under 51. . . . 7,396,770 •total 424,3,4,540 Th e amount in circulation on the 131.1 i of July, a week after, wai as follows Hank Notes of 51. and upwards Hank POst Bank Notes under sl. • 414,969.3 v 1,007,390 • 1•558,70-0 'rout . t 2 3 , 05039*- • It appears that Lord W HLLINGTON'S expettanons of-important adVantages from the Guerilla warfare will not be disappointed. . We 'lttve heard . of ,the . gallant achievement of Alm. in Navarre, who at tacked'and beat a strong Frrinch titre: at the very' gates of Vittoria, Another Guerilla leader has in tercepted a convoy in the environs of Ciudad liodti go. A force front Galicia has descended into Leon, and the Guerillas scour she country, ,ev ca to t h e very gates ©t Madrid. NAVAL 14EWS. FLYMOUTif, AMY etachmeritt • 'son4Ort. it;g-of about 14.10 of the 2.th.dtagouns, at:tivedthere , this- morning from Aslibuito - 4. end ettibalked‘ l iliY l ' - fromiiislliajesty'ey dock-yard; transports for Portugal. .7, 44 SAlrd the Surveillante frigat4, Qipt. Sir 6EO/14 . 8 c01.1.1K11,* with a edri - voy contistittg of tWo trans pods, laden With provisidna for the s9uadron.crui ing on the cOast of Spain and the ,bseph and Matt' MARSHALLi.:for ,Cortubnai 0110.1 a -tied the Dapper gun-brig, Licut'. tIARFORDj With' iv convoy for I,is but); 'consisting of ,fOkir irat'4POr(s the ship Ann, CQLVILL, how Sunclouland,- with a ca , :gq 01 conk. ' • Soiled ,the Spanish vessel Itio-st,ra Senora de 42( , - U.AN VI. LARRAGVETR } , Master, for GAliziliml Litna; DOriArmsoN; and . Brisk, DuN•siitAt v ILLE, • toe N'evviouudiand ; Thr, 'O , A: . EN; for : Oporto the AtueOcan. ship Belvecke i tor New ,Yo'rk ; Elizaleth Cornelia, •IlAtou's,• for Dublin ; Lover ! ' ALLisr, for Lisbon; and a few others to the',Wotward, names,unithoiso. Arrived the Friends, C6IING Blessing,.CLoKei . ;Good Statesmen, NICtinLLS (Ares, 1.:ONONIA arid. Union;TLIP,NA . M4O - , 110110Valt.'s ;,:riaiVe, HA it 7. VEY, Iron) London the ship Elizabeth,. of Hull, !VV. RYE, .Ma+ter; and tli. IVQO/Siriilo/4, Of, NeW castle,.CLErroN, .Master, both front Quebec', with. -cargoes of ti,1,1).1 for his nijesti.'s doclr-yard at 'this port ;_s3ild with the fleet, under convoy .of the Amelia ifigate, tE s •••,i.o.M••• DOVUR, JULY 26.--Anived this afternoon' *the, .2 1 / a rici,'a neutral vessel, from Oeppe,,by vke learn, that a Camp to contain 40,000 troops is form , tug at Boulogne for the invasion• of, this country; the i~:itilla of boats is constantly exercised, with a view to make the seamen expert against • the pro jeoied day, for the - adlie Ruler •of France making his grand attack on this countrn if .we had bot 'a moderate idea of the courage' and' success of • his troops, we should all be in.a, panic here, but as it i"s otherwise, we can .only ridicale the little Emperor's•• threats.- - -By the AbOve vessel came passengers, threti Ladies and a Gentleman, tunongst whoM, , Couutess..de Vrvtirrv, and .Nliss 13un-ER,.daUghter of Lord Chula; the other naives - not known. DEAL, '.JULY. 26 - ..-,-Arrived- his NUjesty's .ships . . . Colrquestadar, Echo, atia Locust, from ,varmze. The, - Edo,tOkes.onvoy, for Pot tspaouili. • NATSMOUTit, JULY • f26.—Sailed his, Niajesty's ships Ilotsput and Barbatlmm fut otl' etsciiivuigh. The outward bound' Mill remain. Wmotort, JULY Vi.—'-Yesterday evening,, At half past eight o'clock, Pr. BMLi.ic arrived at ttie•Cast le, in a choke and tutu.. • • l'his morning, at half-pict ten O'clock,the PUN CESSEi t o ok ant airin g on Lorscback i : aecompaoied by their usual attendariti. ' • Firs Royal Highness the Doke of CAMBlltric;4 this morning, left the Caitle at ten o'cli,el,, riLti chahie and tour, tor tindon. Messengers, Courier's, 'are in constant Inovc; went between the Castle and London[ Two o'Clock.—Thalucttk is this instant on; tier return to the Castle hot') 111'41;1.1)0re'. -.We have no further intelligence froth Portugal, nor froth any ofrthe Peninsula, except Biltroa. 13y a vessel from that poi t we ihaVe received the follow iog.letter `.‘ Bit.nc A, JULY , I3.—TIio Guerillas are 'every day, iticreoaing in for Ce. Longa, Campillo, and the Pitstor,' have each of them, .under their command about l'Ou tuen, well disciplined and organised. The first in the net6hbourhoott of Alava ttith this party,. the second in and the third in the mountains of St. Andero. The 'other ditys'ati attiOri 'took place at .Margina with the division of Pas tor, who-entered tile town; and gave it up to plun der, as, it. is said the inhabitants favoured tine ene my. The enemy,. on being driven from this place, retired to a convent, and made -a. desperate defener.,, killing about 20 of the Gtierillas, and wounding 40. .At length ,they. were. obliged. to retire, not heilig, able' to penetrate the Convent of Carmen. — The French- have organised a new -system of. Govern ment in..these Provinces. - They have dominated an Intendant- for. each- Province, who 'is 'a Frehchman, and, a Sub-Intendant, a Spaniard." hate on Wednesday night; or early on. Thursday morning, the bank of Messrs. La Cdsta, Chark, and Co- Chcrtsey,' , A";til brnkcn open, acrd robes of Bank of England and otlipr notes to the amount of . . , unwinds of , ii)o9l. 'flit: . n robbery, was or disred • till the elerkswent to business on Thuricove day morn• ing, and had. occasion 'for the notes in thc.,:ir9.4.: oin,et ; 'at the same" time they found that ,the book, contenting the uktbers of, the notes, 114 d stolen , to prevent their being` traced.-:- . lll4rtiblit, had mitered the Batik by ni ans of picklock key, 7 —, had opened five - cloors/and had fasictitd theniirgaui on their leaving, to prevent en earl dikoVery. On the sth instant, a man of the nameof Lynch, a private in the Qnili regiment offbot r stab• bed Mr. Edward Clatfsby, the leodiord •of the Greet; Dr.tgoti, in,Derby, in ,the-lowcr ,Part of the belly,. in so shocking a manner as, to occasion his death. Lynch, with . sonte other of his comrades, had-been engaged in an affrayin the streetisotne time be fore, and returning to his quatters i with his drawn bayonet, he plunged it into the body of tile,(ieSs" . 4 :, ed without any prov oca ti on; Vie arti,sortv ./ add,. IVir. Gulsby has l e ft lour yonng aticJ tielplesl orphans, his wife having died about 4.year,„4go-, Lynch is conatuitted to the .county Sat' l • " ' igEl% litIDGEttO PUPLie DEBT'. &pew 21'314633 ; • . • Ditto or Floilatiti Ftoatuv t'cht . Vatout ~ultand . • • :' Liiteg 61,3 0 PD g6,00.0 9° jui3oo,oJo •.....-..--.- '''''''' 305,8°°,°°° . • . TENSIONS , , Pension's Civil and fkIIIIL•rY IQ 000,coa . Dip(' of Ho llAnd • • 3,30,0c0 E..;teii'Aslii.Sl'4'enions' • . , 949,0.0 Civil List and Frdsidi Princes 2 3 •••...^.............. 70,500,000 SERVICES. judical S3latics • Exterior ReiationS • I uterior • t-ai►ces • I inperial Treasury • War • ' • Commissariat Marine Public Woxthip General l9y4tce L xpen.:cs of Nogociation. und,ot ri.estrve ' • 21,466,000 • Cluo,ood , 6 Ou'V -44 , ; 280,. 4,9 1 -u° t5g.,,o00.1)(10 • 14 or.o • • S,strei l r ° ' t/, 0 34 01 . t1 • 9i'VG4)'°°°. c . ratict Tual C I 1 n i e ll i'. The iNif,(12:1.}..1.1:tv.1111,11 a n. l . t s . i o l g t a . l: , ( c ) t ° ) P , Y b o u n f: r d i 1 l:i 4 o mp tfe , in Carlisle Bay, -Barbadoes, vp Toeidl seltiLeiteC.,:.ety:,sti:i•,)i braid his Niaj.,,st..;'s li i p be C ; c i ip 9 i t rillii;l!' oldn'c'ritiiig'caii' I°l4ll 9,0 t h July, I so 9, fi,r the trial Of . Lieweitani 11,:11,,h ..Richeldtit's•of •,this .Misjesty's guard.ship V it 'I, Ml'. tN(.IAt a Court Martial, held on bnarkl his 51.4}egl t...Bfe•-ro. ,(I.iglY.:m,sit:lLti/ in 1 he. iloose, ut ,intatitti ICI. 't l ,./ 1 1 0, Ppiiip . e r , , o I i tuetiday the i• 811), Weduesl,sy.rio 1 l)tb.,. atict . cent in'hed .on board his hlajesit s,',. •CoPlain). on Thursday. the Oilt ot July, I 8 0 9' -Yresenfi Witr.'''C". Fable, Esq, Captain of, Os' i tn l ' a r t t Y lf t. 5. A. sicfhoirciisPr'Sa°lrtilkjfj,ede;y"asjlS4lliSp?°atilidd V°cilsisc:lir illinCC,lfil liar, IfthhadOes., President ;r-Captains J. A. W i lP:,. V. V.Ballarcl, C. J...W. N.:310111i Ona C' D III°.. , - M. :A.6(1.e.r ..o . 1/, De putty Judge AdvOcate. I go Ti:e ,outt, pursuant to an order 11'031 t he ~ d and Corn matt der in 1(. 0 B I; ielileo3rlflisd Dinilitrilesicyf's tisi'letVd j : s :" t vessef , i,at 13.irl;itioes, the Leewaid islands, 5c...,,c the I.6lll'day of Jay, 1809, and dire6led to Pr , e Faltiei Esq. Captain of his Males'} ship P0,7,5:',. and . Second Officer in Cornmand of Hs 1 ‘ 11 ' 9 ", ships and.vessels. in Carlisle Bay, Ilarbadoelo,' ,i been 401 r sworok,- proce.eded.to the trial of i' l L\pscrrii,ll'qgi°.rlea;d:le‘ tloklagnPioirldgertfilrottifli thelajl3f':l,l:43isiritlll' :*c.ochrane, K. B. ile.or,i).(liDir,ll of au! l'P j o : (•:tintriandec in Chief ot .Itis l‘lojesty'tt Oltil'''''oo 1 ; 4 t t!l lt is e f) A t i s fi ti3 o l: l l F l o lY t 4 " °I t ei l: .B : :6 il r ) : ;e 1 a i t i l‘ [ . e i' cr:vv c c i a :c r ' id u i gill4:t'ilrialnrdel d e ' s i 1111: ' ' qcl it lcr t -el ; 4 : 1 , 14 : ctirrcd on the day of the cleatft ol eo , Robit'', 54 ' p er longing to his 111.ajesty's ship Porrpfe, (1 , t!' 13 ' I j),,, , ,' IlllffierPrY ,no:.bo.rd his IN;laisesi)s sag' ' 1°° ,,P,,,10 ., f , and t o try him; the said Lieutenant,Alinf, la . fur hii condutt on thenccasion. • 041 he Court having heard t an g evidence. it' t s is ,`,,,r, of , the prosecution,- as'w.ell a. wlial all. Vot,pid , Liv"tot)apt,W„Richards,,bed tooffer. 4 1 1 " 4 . 1 0 ,1 I ff '.10.041 eYliile'pce 'adduced o' n his ttelta4it ,a 10,4 maturely and deliberately we soli cv l oceet i the sems_oLoptuton,. that there waft o°loo s, the part oft he prisoner, Lieutenant t+ tOwardtliffe-,cleceased, J. Robinson, or snt oil 101 to cause ,hia 'death, and* doth I herefOre ' D i l ite tl' Lieutenant Win. Richards, of the cloth. °, o ,oaf coated, itobilithii ; but the COOrt i 5 °I , ‘tifilliiil that the conduct. of the Said Lie,w_eo3,?,, 1 41 it Ricliaras was negligent in leallog ily.t. P iot t , Oat time he I,‘ 03 dirnmanding Officer, vvirb,'lo,r,,,,, tnissioned Otticer, and in not lipittt; l' l . I ,it 0 1 1 artrl-siglicient-'sent inels over the tlece . ' ' son, while lir irons. '- • ' e c'" . ' IPt t il And the Court. is further of opinion, , ~ ,,„di (I,ll° of Lit:u.t..,.W.m..ltichaids, after 11,1.4:0011• k (11,e Dari; •01.1 Ake . '4ll of the g7til °' ', te al ' hist, WAS oppressive and cruel, in ►insl;inig J. obi. large a gtg, ,ind in stitibringthe.dect:3°.l,,,eot sot), to contain such !'a continuance 01',.".onti do with hiS hands tied behind. 14 0 k"„ci:;,0,44, 101 therefore adjudge hint, Lieut. Will. 111 I i le ilil‘ r `, dismissed from his Majesty., ke t vice, I t o ot , I incapable of 'ever again serving .p!..0,5"_,,ce01f, the navy of his Majesty; his heirs a nd r o e ' t a nd - The ,, - Cowl has observed, with 'l.°,..gesed, itl! tonishmentl- tint. the' hotly of the do i., , e ~,,o,:,1 binien, Wll4. not only committed co,, _! .i.rde'o4) stead ot,,having, been sent On shore for 1 ", , tie .bii cwitaasnseillngtgitUpSl:ntidie-i3Osihlrpll),,weillatisubutllteili;e3U:ol:hp3r.pi;er.bc to Te:id the' funeral. service.. ~ gicharcli Athi thy said_Liontenallt Villiaal bet cby eel ) W I iced, oCCOlkiingy. iSi,;ned by I,•01E, rteill'' .. Wfri. OAS . •'- ' ► ' . ''L A' ARP'' . . V BA I,L ~ . C. I, 141. NIiSAA,I". ' _ it '' '. ' '4" t; HAS, I)l,,,l'N''S'lo(lo,APU' MATT HEW A 1401:: itSt,NO, 1-"Ttit.l , .. . lig; Court), • , thi i ----• . . ,_ _ min pit c t: l (ir l'edl o icY f eCtslit,teACl B'cl;i:11<:;:titilte:G:fitt°11:1'ecer!:°:r:11:11:(11j:i.if':Igite):::::)d)14:41P;(i`: such Gentlemen' unloooloY next ~orpnri.,°,.'l, to- bid tor the cost -Ong cominnnication was made Ittio .., FJ)t.e.liai.ge. .' eft r , Vao.rdala' 311.- - , w ilt SonneN LP A•rit.-- --0-, ..- , pris , . , ter, , a. , 1 $ k' of • ltd Of Flint, .0 . crper', .41. ojoiriti 1: ,*t Lonna fl,':'ad- hy his wile in a fitclroolisi it,•;`,„ ixtttery. wla 010 tv y , i t,., t w Ilere:qie way at viorl:. 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