The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-07-04 00:00:00

At. ScesPere J. a Rt Loc. M. Attire
le Itagsaosis.aed several Avasascan.
At wed MOO* Indidted for breaking
Al. in the day tits% the dwelling-hour of
!Meek and steeling therein several articles
re apparel. and some silver-handled bates
S. dot prorprey of Francis Le Tallier and
t~fstlr46.4•
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eea~re
Laa7llKr Indevitsi.c! inc. oherraM.
pafstrennts,°llirni
• or. We. Fitton, in St. Giles's. In the
Idiay last. Mr. Le Tefliei height out of
tomcat cosialsoet Come busiaess, first hay-
i tsar. Oa her seism after being sot
on haitorrhe ittestptod so mina her
faatid enetia was 'heady talotkod, sad •
Ornate alas at *sting& pushing against
N dot. libik however; iraarted %sr et-
"' ard lattaseded is getting boo the
vile fosse the Prisoner with a lair.
lit Mr sprat. The Maws easel
WW,. and the aothisarass taloa to
sastwoi the Mow. On .
Whys awl fobs win Wilt
lo bre pasta.
tarrobotated this oats-
Aatl Sr. Awake Ls ILA SC Atsativrd to the Jury.
this spridaore was so dear. that =less they
Ile widows, they should Sad the Pri-
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lortamlyratotood a viral& of—Uulay
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BANKRUPTS.
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...—ascropt hereafter so to island,
~y payments to and eontrads wild
Me,* made before the dam of
alp& he good.
owitors, whose debts might have
it a consmissiou of bankruptcy. if
/wry had boeioneasikeled. shall ,
prove each-debts. •
sees is which, under commission of hanks;
After to be issued. lt shall appear that ohm'
i mutual credit given by the Bankrap and
W person, or mutual debts between the Zack.
any other person. on. debt may be set a
alistbse. prwshateidles any-prier al of
Sty easseined Ira tub Bselesia Were
it eras 'gives to; or the tisin was low
` war Benkrript. is Jibe worm as V
ea of bausemptsy had bets ens.
molded the person claiming the bends
tet-01l had am at the time of • •
any seismal any prior a& of ba
/webs.; aeresewleA sr that be was
had, wrapped perms.
Apra ow •prowl debts upon valeable
402==e womer ma due at the time
• &dada, only thersost a
.4 i=esji:ttite nos of per cant. per amok
fee ' OA as naive. to bs
M sled payment Amp( to doe dere Ilia
woad WO bkinis perablw steirdisi S.
. Immo which the same .were coma/bd.
An persons against whom any commission of
banheopt shall hereafter issue, and who shall be
dimly fermi bankrupts ender the same, shall,. upon
obtaining his, herb or their certificate, be discharged
' ef mad from all debts by this AA made provable na-
il', 4a such commission. and shall have the benefit of
II the several &atom now in force against bankrupts.
is like masaer, to all intents and porpoise. es 4f
...,... posh secret at. of bankruptcy had not been com-
l.,' ileinod prior to the contracting such debts.
litoraissioes of Bankrupt not to be avoided by
of any War A 8 of Bankruptcy being com-
. drAtied before the contras:boa of any debt due to a
, petitioning creditor.
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Moque Bowies, who died lately in the cells of the
More Castle. Havanna, was brother to the famous.
Ha eatrivrom Bow‘ts, of print-shop memory, on
Ludgate-hill. London. The Major had lived so
lons among the Canadian tribes of Indians, as to
become more than half savage himself. Long em-
ployed by the American Ministers and their Ameri-
.ean Governors. he had perpetrated a number of mis-
clsielk and ctschies of the peaceful and defenceless
grottier inhabitants of the United States; went to
Etiglaud for a few yea' halter the revolutionary scar;
was agaisraoticed and employed; but a few years
beck weplooded out of a British sloop of war on the
above of dot Bay of Mobile ; made his way toward
nut southern hostler ; and after ahernacely commit-
ting many =ewes on tbr subjefts of the'UnizeJ
Slum orpiog the savages to war, and committing
1 open hostilities against the Spaniards. he was be-
trayed. taken op by a party of his frilow savage:,
ipod &Beefed to the Spanish Commandant, who
loon had him confined in the Moro - He was
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them 0-

t.. - shot out from light and air.
,o Cattle.
fed upon bleet.f
wid water only, *rail being dettired of all hope of
delivery, he t eftbsed All kind of s bs:enance whatever,
sad died. Aps LI 13,x6.-141.x. Lapo*.j

Mg; '
filarcinis might him been
..-41rWeee
Carps.. Ism% Neugate, to nrensthts het teatime.
; in short, %ben there was so large • atm de-
pending, the Airy' would • tape& a Witnesi'to be
confirmed by carrolicrating testimony. On the
whole, it was for them to decide upon the testi-
mony before them, whether this was an usurious
tvsnsaaion, motley advanced upon a commer-
cial adeentnee. If the former, they would find for
the ileietiff 3 if the tatter, they would consequently
And for the Defendant.
The Jury immediately found a verdia for the
Defendant.
3110110 II A Lt.
This was as salmi between two country gentle.
ix the prise 44 170 tenths.
pi'illber. !antis 410•41. that ea this was a gelation
the aseadmit at unsoundness of some lambs.
thegartise • bed thought it better is refer the dis-
pose too Awe& a gentleman at the bar, who was
' pet fedlit totivemalat with the tabled!.
Thigfdpt were attordlogly discharged.
fialt ad ssssloms.
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