The Sun. — London, England, 1804-07-27 00:00:00

ICF,Nt ASSIZES. JULY THE KING 0 ..). POW'S. Tar. Defendant, ttninent brewer r4t Green.. „ti,d who was sentetwed to imprisoaneet in IViaid ,rte gaol, for nn offe , ce against the Excise Laws, t f which he was' Convitted at the last Assizrs, was again, on this day, arraigned on another inforrna. lion hit' a similar offerer. There was Al , o an aefinn Against him for slandering J. Hills, an Officer of the Revenue, who was appointed to the survey of his bt , w-liouse. When the causes were called on, the Solicitor of the Board of Excise agreed to ac. cept 5001. as compensation, and not to proceed in the actions. 'THE KING V. MILES. The. Defendant was indiaed -for having, in his custody ordnance stores, not .being one.third worn. William Spencer said, the prisopet loe g ed Ott Chatham, and in consegnence of a warrant, he went to search the Prisoner's lodgings. Under his bed they found several copper bolts, quite new, with the 'w a d arrow upon them ; in a shed in the. yard, which he rented, they also found a great many of r with, the Government mark upon them. The being produced in Court, and identi. fied as G )vernmeto stores ; Mr. GURNEv, for the Prisoner, admitted, that he could riGt urge any thing in his defence. He should reorve what he had to say in mitigation, until the Defendant was brought up to receive the judgment of the Court of Ki-g'h Bench ; then he shotOd Five seventy-two arguments in favour, of mercy, t,,r just so many years was the Prisoner Guilty. • CANUOURNP THE COMPANY or FR![ This was a case of great importance to the parties Concerned. The Defendants are a Corporation, hay. ing the properly of the oyster.banks, near Whitsta. ble, vested in them, and all Members of the Cur. potation are Joint Proprietors of the Fishery. In order to become a Member, it is necessary that the oltiiinant should serve an apprenticeship to a Mem. ben, for seven years, and upon such service, at the Ptitirmion he is entitled himself to be admitted a Minnbet, and also entitled to all the privileges of the Corporation. In this case, Canbourne, the had been apprenticed to one Andrews, a Member, in the year 1793 ; but, before he had served a year, a hard frost destroyed nearly all the oysters on the lanes. The consequence was, that Andrtws had no employment fur him, and , it was agreed between the Plaintiff and his Master, that he should go 'on. hoard. the R.,ase Tender, in His , ty's Service. When on board,,he was order. ed to Cadiz, and was afterwards discharged at Lis. boo. On Ills. return to England he was impressed, and kept on board .the Te , aler at the Note, from whet,ce he. wrote to his Master at Whitstable... Andrews, as soon as he received his Letter, applied to the C remanding Officer of the Ship, to have his Apprentice delivered u l ' to him, but was refused ; and returning a kw days after to make a second le. mand, he found that the Plaintiff' had been in the mean time sent away on board His Majesty's Ship the Tame r. Andrews, who was evim;ned, stated, that the Plaintiff went on board the T , nder by his consent.; and that, when he returned h e p a id I,im 751. ' his I'4 a Prize.money, and which be was entitled to, In, the earnings of his Apprentice. 'flan imply of Dredgets refused CO adlinit the Plaint , ff to hit , freed tn, on the ground, that he boil oat dui) ;.eryed, his • Master under, the Indenture of . Apprenticeship. , • Altr. • RUNNINCTON, very early in' the rquseog pit cd that he was clearly of opinion that this was a g-0 , 1 service, inasmuch as the, service on board th'e, King's ships was ,with the. consent of the master, and. he having received the produce of that service. • • Mr. Setjeant SPPARD, • for the Defendants, in *sisted that, the very. existence of: the Company de. pend ! .d on : the issue of this question, and contended that .st izit sort of, service was afrard in law upoothe Coosiitotion of rl e Company din observed,_ that in this businel.. there Wil4 , lllnatereilldiffctence from the common cases of trades., Zr was not here the„ mere tight of setting up 4 trade, but, ,by admission into the Company, mart became part 'Proprietor of the joint. stuck. of the Corporation; .and if men cnnid.he adinitt,d opoil such sort :of services AS •wer; con. tended for, a man might share in the beneath with. out having contributed one farthing towards the ptosperity of the Society, .. The twat of keeping up the stock of oysterinpon dee lanes was by fetching from distant parts thk rpal, which was throvi i n ovarboard,upon them ; and an appcotice, who duly served his master, was for revert years employed in i!..reasing this the joint wealth of the Company, and by it ultimately be. came to share in, it. Hat if mere binding .Would do, withuitt service, it Would be in the power `of ti very few members totally to ruin the Company. I. le, pressed these fillet very earnestly to the jury, and entreated them, it they had any doubt, that they woi,!!:" find such . a Verdsf as would enable them to have the oqision of an olietior Court of Apteal. 1 . 1;e juy; under the advice of the Learned Sr,r jrant who tried the cause, cutout a Vcrtlia in favour of the Pnintiff. enottgh when the journey was performed. But he insisted that they should there down with the money, , which they declining, they were both pulled off the coach. They then appealed to the book—keeper at I,e Inn ; hut, instead, of gettii4 redress, he advised to call the watch, which was done, anti thiy were immediately comfortably lodged in a stone room, without even the luxury of a little clean maw, Here they remained until they were the next day discharged by. the Mayor of Rochester. The Learn. ed Serjeant observed, that this mode of proceeding wal pettedly ,o to him he was sure it was not warranted by the Common Law of the land, and he knew of no Statute authorizing it. A Mr. !jail was called, who proved the case as stated ; but in cross-examination, by Mr.GAu,Row, he admitted that their_ money was run our, 1 - lis friend the Plaintiff had been a mercer, hut at pre_ sent had no shop. He was a gardener, but had not yet got a garden, and until - they could both he suited, they had retired to live upon Mr. Hedger's estate in St. George's-fields. Mr. GARstow made an able speech to the Jury, who found a Verdict avast the Coachman—Da. wages and Not Guilty 1 the Guard. Mr. Hail, the Witneas in this case, had also brought his adion, in which Mr. Davis was to be the Witness ; the same Verdict was taken by agree ment in that cause. D IS eV. ni.mmlNs awl anot kr. Serjeant &if P,PARD told the Jury that this a0..100 Wm!, t 4 rect-vel dainagei tor a false imprison. tnet“, wlijoil the Defendants, irt Mail Coachman and n Cu I'l, ,l):3(1 thought-proper, without apy of ;iv; right, to loilTti Igloo two of .their passengers. The: 4cliff, and a Jrt cod 'of big, '.Mr. Ha 1 1 being nt 0144 !N1,1)(Ill IV take the opportunitypt bontc conch C.,t 7 y,ilg . to Landon, - and they according. ly moun ted Ote, ot..iie Canterbury CGacit, nt ; (1 to pass. When they got to Ro. ,1x; , tr, tlt>> Coaclan-to ttemanded the fare of the i , .nrney ; xv!iiri, repiiril it w ; ,, !iine LONDON ,; I. 4 rintel 1)y LUCHANAN NI 4 I'iIL I .AN, ((Ai Bow.strcct, Covent-C;arttzik r ; ;mu ' l 4tm Air ulipaltso., rprs, (ut ao , ttt moatni- it%t, C.l ,•,'= I ° l. • At the Stm•Olig tcs, No, rt z, Strand ; where ddvatitemenit, Order' ttlitr "Pri-044."04 lot the Ldll r, 4 " . • (1" 1- t 4 lid,). total bejj'it"'"' CROWN SIDE. James Bart:ford, Supervisor of Excise at Roches ter, was arraigned on the Coroner's I,,quest tor kill. ing and slaying John Eaton, on the 9th of May, at Doddington, in 'hit County. The fads, as proved by several witnesses, were, that the Prisoner, and another Excise Officer, of the name of George Clark, were out on their business, in surveying the traders in that neighbourhood, on the:day mentioned in the lodietinetit t when a party .of Smugglers, timing whom was the deceaSed, with three led horses, laden with spirits anti tobacco, passed through the village. The Officers imrne. (Bluely went in pursuit, ail cattle up with them in the village.. The Smugglers made ofF, and the Offi. .cers were seen to follow. Jo the space, of ten mi. notes a part of the Smugglers were seen again to pass through the village, pursued by the Prisoner, Bamford, at full speed. The Prisoner took a small piStol from his pocket and fired. The . deceased fell from his burst, and shortly after died. Barnford secured one or two of the horses; he then assisted in carrying the deceased into a butcher's shop, and ex. pressed great sorrow for the accident. • None of the Witnesses having seen hat passed during the interval which elapsed .from first meeting. to the subse. quent return to the village, nor now of. them hear. ing the Conversation at the fir o t meeting, the Jury expressrd an inclitiati n to acquit the Prisoner,-on the .evidence lot the ProAectitiOri ; but on behalf of the Prisoner, it was rectnested 'that 'Ctark'iniglit be examined. , lie iietr:g r,tiiiigly . called, stated, that when they fit it met the 'm"ugglers'they told them who they were, an.! deinaoded rhat 'they should . sill.- teenier their cargoes. - the himpzglets swrite:Their Would not give atent up, rude tell. One, - '1011) seemed to be a leader, hatta pitchfork ; and the rest bludgeons and hedge.stakes. The Witness anti Barri. ford followed at a sh rt di,tance i the smugglers halted.. The Of f icers, Hitt king theinselliesioO - weak to seize all, ofFeied a compromise, that they would leave thetn their h rsecit they would surrender the swirls. Th e S iougg i ent s a i,l they would be It they should have any,. and cried out " deasli 'or glory." 'One of them levelled a pitclifnk at Bali. turd, and they again rude off*. One party rode one way, pursued by the Prisoner, and another -by the Witness. When lie returned,. he found the,deceased lying b, Bamford, who expressed the greatest sot. low for the fatal accident. The Jury without hesi. acquitted the Prisoner. The-Assizes on the Crown Side fini o ned - o. twin o"c4ck. There - were only two capital COnvids, neither:of w hom re lett , fn cxecut ion." N E AS E LI L Y 24. On Saturday forenoon, the g;flßegiment marched to Cullercuots Sands ) , for the purpose of bathing ; the tea ran high, though nearly low , water, ao that they had to walk is 7con,ideroble way befote the water was sufficiently deep. A corporal of the grenadier company, of :the name of Rudy, un. luckily got into one of the quicksands with which the place abounds, when a heavy, swell took him off his feet, and not being able to swim, was by the back.gOing • tide taken out 'to sea.. The Drum. major, who WA, on the shore, saw his danger bet. ter than those who were iw the water, and being an excellent swimmer, hurried off his, clothes, and made to his assistance ; but he wAs so much ex. Wasted by..the time he reached him, as not to be able to lend him any assistance, mid Itenitbt also have perished, had he . not .been assisted by three. of the best swimmers its the Regiment, who bore him to 140. At Lincoln Assites a, causer was tried, Bell Ne!diorite, Bart.,-This was an adionagainst, the lair Sheriff' of tlias.:'County, for injury sustained through the criminal. negligence of one 01:bia,bhi. i;trx, in permitting a man named Stotherd, whotwhe had arrested at the sir of the plailitifri,w .to own dwelling.house, contrary , ttv tho specialdirec don of a.l statute, and ultimately suffering.him to escape, The escape being admitted to have .resulted from a want . of due care, the measure _ of damages was the only question at issue. To rr b ut.a demand id damages to the amount of the sum for which the writ wits issued, it was urged that at the time Sto therd efedid bis escape tiorTthe custody of the bailiff, he was in point of tact in inn Ayent circurn. stances ; and: that consequttntl) the Ptaintiff could only recover upon the commission of bankrtiotcy issued a few days afterwards, in common with and in like proportion as the other creditors; and to which he had even now recourse. in•insentnments do the case, Mr. Justice Gauss observed,:ti at a , Stotherd really appeared to have been ittmtiVratt at the time of hitt, escape, in giving damages to the Plaintiff .the •Jory should consider what toss he had sustained by the negligence, nrilke Sheriff's Officer.---Verdid for Plaintiff sot.;- cosisAos. EDINBURGH', PaLY On Friday the Royal Mid Lothian Volunteer Cavalry were inspeded in Castlesteads Park, by , General ,Sir JAMBS ST. CLAIR ERSKINE, and Col, WIGHT, Inspecting Field Officer tf the Distrid, who were pleased to express their uttuast satisfac tion with the appearance and discipline of th, Ri.- gitnent. On Saturday the riiff'•rent Troops marched to their respettive homes, after being ten days in quarters. Saturday, the Gold Medal given by the 11 ,, n. Company of Golfers, was played fAr nn Leith Links, and gained by ALex. MURRAY GUA. THRI2, Esq. A few days ago some Gentlemen caused the H small mound near the seashore to the'eastward of Leith, to be opened, when, on digging to a consi derable depth, a Coffin was found, formed four stones, and covered by a fifth. It was of small di. me'nsions, measuring about two .feet 'by foot, and contained the bones of a man, few of which•were in any tolerable state of preservation, except the skull and teeth; it was evidently laid in a contorted dire Won, and the ,marks of fire 'were distin& on some of the. m booes. Nothing artificial appeared, though every search was - made for any thing that might lead to a discovery: A few years since this m'nunti was surmounted with a cairn of stones, marking it as the burial place of some one ; but these have since been removed for, the pur. poses of road making, &c. Nothing farther is known, nor does any tradition exist rcspeaing it., It may perhaps have been the narrow house of some Danish warrior. EDINBURGH RACES. This diy our 11lives began, when the City's Purse of 50 guineas wits run for over the Sa►ids of Leith, and won by . Mr. Oswald's bay gelding, by Scorpion - r Hentiersturs chesnitt in. Munster Lassie - x a Air. Carnegie's clicsont gelding, Honest Carlo 3 dr. A Far►ucr's hr. h. D'Elignien, by Bart tail - 4 dr. Mr. Inhnutoaa's chesnut horse. by Acs.s.in s Mr. Kincaid's bay inare Blinker dr. Mr. Train's bay horse Bull - Broke down. 'atm Bull, on passing the starting post the second round , of the tirst licit, tvll and broke both tore legs. The poor uninl3l was iin►ne.tiatcly p out of pain with a bayonet. SPOIMAC INTELLIGENCE. CIIELMS: ;)RD RATES. TIItSDAY, JULY 24. filer Majesty's 'Plate of icogs.--The beat 0f,3 two-mile boats Air. Emden's b. 1. Duckling, ,4 vrs old - - . t t Mr. Witfilms's b. 1. Fly, by So's, 3 yrs old - . 2 2 Ciipt. Wilkinson's ch. t • . C►nuerella, 4 yrs of.t - 3 3 A very tine race,- Nvon by a neck ; Ist head, half neck ; 2.(1, a neck. . • Sweepstakes of togs eleb. —Six Subscribers. Two Miles. capr. Towews loe Nailer, by Escape, walked over. OXFORD RACES.' TUL7DAY, JULY,24: Coll Cup. Mr, Coventry's ch. •h. Lisni.thago t , s , yr's oia • Mr. Kallerrnan's ct. f. Nhkry, 4 yrs,plii • -; • .- 2 Lord Stawell's b, t*. Elizab lit, 4 )14,014 At ~tarring 7 to 4 'an Mary ; ; to t kit Elizabetn ; 4 to t apt Lismabago. City Plate.. Mr. Abby's hr. h. Littlejohn, 4 yrs old' - - t s Mr. Coventry's b. C. Uipsey, 4 yrs oltj, . 2 2 At starting 4 to 1 4)11 (..; Ipsey ; :Atter the heat 3 tax on Ltttle •1 . • SALlSilintY RACES. wsowssoA:v, )ULY 18. 6, flit Majesty's. Plate of toc!gs. for 4 yr olds and upwards, carrying weight tor age ; four-mile beats. • • Sir 11. Williamson's b. h. Walter . Mr. Itic:b..rd,on's Little Chance - z dr 'l'he, to ton Sweepsrakes was walked over f or by Col o nel Kings&te's it. h. Orson; by Tamerlane. Tnoa,sn.sy, SeLv 19. The Bowl, Mr. Irowdell'a b. in,. jessamy, aged, walked over. 1 .• - Members' Plate. Mr. Enchantress, 4 yrs old', I I Col, Kitigscute'L, Marplot, by Waxy; ont of 'rho sin z fRIOI , OO- ,rI.YLY 27. • b,ls'ilen Plates. I Col: titngscoters Marplor,'4 , yrs'old • -" t Braiabw,aire's Rosoman, .3 yrs old - ‘ -41.4 411 Mr. C. Day's Piercer, $ yre old . • Alkliq Lic.ense,* by 'Toby'. ;'-. - t lion. eVelipws' tl. fitly , rs , old ' - 4 4 Mr. Ilowdell's jessanty age& - ;it Yeomanry Plates, Mr. Turkey's Nils!: Caper, by Hugh Caper, 4 yrs. old Mr. Fincleslannyiageil • - • - z s . others ,started, and WC,r4 nut placed. PRESTON RACES, TU811).!Y, Jt::,Y 17. A Puree 'if sal, &:C. 3 ' mile hems. Mr. Simpsoies c, c: Ittrdstone, by trasovatilAh 4•Yrs 4 f Mr. Dent's bec. Sir Ciro - les, 3 yrs, old • I z Mr. Flutton's g. c. by 04ipini, 4 yrs old . - 4. , 3 Lord Derby's Ur.' f. Maud, 3 old 3 3dr Same 11,ty a Svv capstakes of sop. .each.—Twiee 'round. Mi. Clifton's b. f.' josephilvt, by Sir Peter, out 01 lariny • I Lord Derby'sbr. f. by Sir Peter, out or Brown tics - 2 Same day a Sweepstakes Of zogs t each, with Jogs., added. Tarleton's b. c. lack Tar, by John Bull - I Lipton's h. Gratitude, by Shuttle - - 2 Mr, W. Walker's b. c. by Sir Peter, 4 out of Stocktob's dash' 3 Ld Darlington's b. c. by Sir George, darn by Paymaster 4 Sir W. Ger.ird's br, c. by Chariot, out of IVlTtry.Ann Mr. Walker's ch. c. Sir Sidney,' by ilsinbleton --- A WEDNISDAY t JULY Ig. ' Fifty Pounds given by the Wiglit Hon. -Earl of Derby. Heats. Mr, Simpson's c. c. Ittulstone, by Cavendish, 4.yrS 2 Lird'Darlington's 3 yrs old - t 2 2 Tilt/ DAY, .11.11.1( 19. Fiftv"Pounds, given by the Meinisers or the Borough. ,Mr. Hutton's ch. L. Saxoni. 4 yrs 01,1, walked over, Same I)ayi of .0 s.cadh, with 3egs adtidd. Mr. G., Hutton's cti. c; Say.onit 4 yrs old - Lind Darlington's b. c. by-Ormond • 2 MILITARY RACES. At Hurst omen nieces on Wednesday last, a Purse of ic.36. subscribed by the Officers or the 69th Infantry anci lVvrih Glouceiter 'Militia, was won by CaptantWatson's hr. b rode by Captain-Ready, beating Captain . White' s , b. h. role by Mr. Mr. C;rey.,bry, 12st, each. - ti - ,ime day a Match tut logs. was won by Mr. Ilrownrigg's b. I. vide Iv himself, beating Cwt. ariodley'b gr. h. loth: or:Mr. Gregory.l , _ .Saine uay;a Match for togs. was won by Mr. MiNally's gr: 11: rode by . Mi. broii , nrigg, heating Mi. Qregory's rude by beby. siiffic day, st blotch for top. was won by Captain c.n. ny Mr. Reed, beating Mr. Grogor) l s b, - h., rate by 44.1rh,cti, Inc itoove Jtaces aflbrdoci excellent spntt, and wero ve. noruvronl) atvntico, pi:uicniariy by ilfil t.ir) Ciipt• King,tote is n.nd to nave: netted neat! ) the PAR ju x 14. Tue Freemasons Lodges have, by . an Trri:,eti 3l decree, been opened every where, ttioler the s uper_ itvendance of the Police Agents. The Nl!embers are .permitted to converse, break, and write, on any. .subj-et, except those concerning Religion, Morality, ant Politics. They miy meet op!ce in the mun!hi on giving presilous n )l ice, three tils before, to the, Police Commissaries, when they intend to asseln• lilt, of the catise which m Ices them desire to a.ssem. ble, and of the .subjeCt which they inteoi to deli. -berate upon. I'heir Registers and Books,are always to be open f inspeetion, aid they must expel Aity • Atmber-, joiged unworthy or dangerous by Go' verntnent. , They .miy wear decoration; of evert dekription, and ribbons of every colour,, except those that decorate the Public Fondionaties and the Members of the Lt.gion (,f Honour. All citizen"i not occupying places under Government, mty l made Freemasons ; but those, as , well as all 11 , 1 i., • litaty Men, from the rank of a General, IJ the - gradation of a common soldier or c&olot be , admitted without previously receiving the Irnpesial: • permission. All females are excluled for ever, and .no.foreigner iv to be ado - titled, without first obtain• ing a letter of recommendation from the Ministeta Police, Senator Foucita ; who 'has, as well 3S the Em error, exclusive right to open or shut 3)1 Lodges, to. exclude or admit any perstql he tlink , proper, without giving any reason for his decibica• —(Le Citoyen Frartrats.) The Emperor has ordered the letters R. F. Ole' publique Francais , ' on the button; of the Tronpittcs be changed into E. F. (Empire Frarc')isl. 'fire tf• pence, for the whole Army, will amount to ti mere than 600.000 h‘ies, or 25.0001. which the Emperor gives from his rriv..te purge, The Princrssem GALLIZEN finti.TAß ENV:, al the Cpunt Go tm ROKPX, have passed w , anuo their_witr horn P.iris for Sr. Ntershurgh. number of RUSilaltl Silbjf!dt% who have left France within these, last cunt months, atnitint, ace miing ~to the Register otthe Police, to 531.5, uf buth sextis servants included, Besides the Frencia ChaYge d'Afriites, Rt• Yttia theSeetetatiep, Ptcrvosr Ansi PIDELOT, mein at St;Petev.sburgh. they ate t►vr, yowl Mel of great 414601, rtisseloting the confiklente of IMA LtYRAND, in whole ailice they were t4ritterly eal. ployed. „ At Tin in, the ti devarri Chsrlrs.place is, by . .. 1" Imperial decree, ch.anged -into the dp, citation of Na• The Senators \Tray and D'llmtvit.t.e are aP" . pointed Misfert of the Hor r. to the I \ it'RP SS, Wh°' has accepted M.ftftrrne LA, VA LETT R , the wife nlti : o C,,unsellor. tit. Stale, for hue'trt l ier M jesty's.tr , dies in . Waiting ? • Ftelit 11eltrlial BERTH lER, tae.," nerais I"..›.traoc and CAuLt tiCVURT; OCCUpy the,thria firsz 11./ces tit the C urt 01 ilit• jn 11011 . 3UE of the Freccit Painuer Pon:st v, called the RA . Ni ArL of France, the EMP r utz 11 %, 0E11144 ell IPA only a medal ro he Is mkt k , but a sfatu , tai . • marble to be erected on the plat:e near the Mustut o ; . 'to toe Lquvre. . • • When Tr Drum was sting at Rennec,in honour of ilottArmute'b imperial die crow ‘.v;ts great, most tri the cdribtitutrd Aottudritie , weft excluded, anti reutaine,d at the • thor church,Three p rsnng inside were st.fl,cori'd , two women miscarried in the churth. Vicaire to the Bishop, who officiated, ovab take'' Ott and died the same afternoon. taken, triturates to prevent such accidents , church, it to Ahem his or iter pass, or card of future. Every person, befor.; adniksion int.) 04. citizen ship, w hi c h w ill prevent strangers from excluding the real parishioners.—(7 6 nrnai Pafis.../ • Their Graces the. I)htehess of Roil:mil arid Ole Right ,Ilon, the COunteqses o f i'Vlolint,Nor", I)4 filiev, Sliii . tosbory, Cork, and , the Ii in. Lltlies Spenc , r, Sherb•,rne, C to-I, ti Say and S: It', the Right I lon. the T, rttl lii~ltul't of Carlisle, the Lird'eltier 'Barron, ant.l several Nobletn‘n ahtL Phyikiatis; , hay . ing wititeswti t 0. " .! extraord:nary cures performed by WOryn. L•Y"....titgas, have confirtned their.ai , hh!lJ"'"" of the Niedieine• by their honnttrabie t ) ft , tsvec t iliar efiL-acy in removing Wormit. Cw , v" l.i°3 l ca . the, !lead, Side, and 5; 90 ., , C!), other coniomptive. entnpiaints, Ob3trocti.ns io Li 43 • averting Physic, o'n all- nc , ! ' tfsa Citing'iA'atentspWortn Lozenges ,are tone rior tt' every other Nedicirte. wholes Ale and ref: 10 1 at Ching—at4l Cheapsid and rt't•ii by most, 'Work sellers . Venderi, boxett, .at St.t.;:and 25, ' I lir ; I\ a 11:, R hu, It' 1,1 1 PasstNi.by—tb:!. i);;;11,ze- i t itch.!ll, fro:n 12.17 a ; Stoward, i'non Mona:l ; from Chi aniat?'„ , / 1 inci z.n• Fortuna, 1; 1 11,, 10 1 trttsti2ai - „ Sailed , Wiicmatt, for Nlagatilto ; and the cra , ,11.4, ILAbho., 14 ,11: p. ). Vcst,;rdly, C'rovt/tin, hy the, i!bev. N. I r.10 , 1' 1 ~ tt, IA c..t ‘‘` d,,,yhtvr mtlet Cillelciettgit; li,„ t s; , c , '" t p 4y I.ist, att. cr, NE>, 0111) Lt.it4ght,,' l.ttv tiolN-, U U,,K.3, g D., Y. /I I dank Stock 8,.,.k. T.. Ann. ri 3' S•L -- Nl , av ; rt . ecn 9111 1) l ;,0 'tort A• '' iit Ckli 4 Si 33 u I a ... 1,,h.t,,,„-, ~;•.,..0 -. Irk:it ; 111,ft Cent , 0111,,itilti 7 ;',-; t 7 4 ..e; (-cur. 7 i li 3 i , t 44.,,, 4 t)._•i:!rr.. ,3 i ter Celli liel 7; 1 ,;,,..4 '1 ~ ~, ; 1,.....r (.....11:. i6i 1, ,-It C 11. S 7 4 7u:, i 1)11 . .0 A:4t4. (o i 1'..,..111t.:q kr tiiit,, 1 i'olo f.r.‘,....., (7 i -Ai ;;. .vili !'.,t,:. ,i',i: 1 , t I iListizA, YbsT 1,10 cipzi . ataK ntoli /)/E/). 'Vest -rd.ty afternoon, at 1M 11,,1130 in . Qiirco •Aln''' .,'c '' Las.t, Nl,s 1 . ..11,t, ag..d fo. 1 f 0 ()'' til: . t 4" , 1 1 . 1St ., !1? . J.,: her . father's hoivae, Chelsea. N -`.. Ann ft ar, aged if), yeari. , of t til SutittAy t.t,t, the infant son of henry 1. t, , Wiler }:'''''' Portland-lA:wt.:. - _---"