Star.
London, England, 1801-06-04 00:00:00

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iial prodae beyond the
t had uniformly done fo ;
n of the enemy's fugar
45. of the drawback ; and
:ceeded that he afterwards with-
going too far, and had pro-
Hamburgh. But becaufe
• gs. it was no reafon for
Ly had borne without any
referved a duty of xs. 6d.; and
• year proved it capable of
fince the export had been
former year.
:ceded to Phew the cEfeCt of the
proved by feveral calculations,
authority of Mr. Bryan Edwards,
tgar to receive from Go-
thape of Bounty for every
the (liaise of duty. After
•.y of other flatcments, he
'tit objeCtion to the altera-
ifhed fait year, the effeCt of
Revenue of 225,0001. paid
• Nation had been called
burdens to the amount of

contended, that the average
not be fold in this country
ter ; that a great rife bad,
.1 the expences of a Sugar
. therefore it was but fair to allow
proportionate increafe of price ; nor
fad, grant the Planter an increafe
• enabled him to receive an in-
of his commodity fhould
the high interett at ja-
proof of the rearcity of money,
of trades; and that the tneafure

intended only for one year, by

• jk.Ssaist.c corroborated the obfervations made
gr. Vanlittartoz-The Bill was then read a third
time and palled.
Mr. Coaav moved, thit the Itotire Mould, ion
Friday next, refoive itfelf into a Committee of the
whole Honfe, to confider of the Duty payable on
the exportation of Tea to Ireland: 'ffe laid, that
the tendency of his motion was in ordei to obtain
leave to bring in a Bill, to remedy the ineonveni-
end at prerent felt, of paying the Duties of Cnf-
tams and Excife hi England, previous to the ex-
portation, which were returned on a Certificate of
the landing the Tea in Ireland, as he was defy-
- . facility to trade, and that the
the TY

the Crown Dall iffue his 111011151 to th chit Olt Oise at tilt Plats
of election on At day named, and (hall u.feit a copy eidditilar'
•Cant in the neat Dublin Gazette.
13. At the tune and place appointed, the Ctisiltiftfloners
meet and be fworn. • „
ie. No Corortriffioner &all ablest bimfelf except in tart 111
accident, neeeffity, or inners,
is. In cafe of abfence of any one Commlffioner, the Quart
Mall adjourn, and if the Commifiloners are, by fuck abfence or '
death, reduced to lets than five for three fitting days, a neir
Commitfioner Oran be from time to time appointed.
16. How the Commiffioners (hall-proceed to try and Cl 3,
mine the matter referra to them.
17. The proceedings and evidence figned by the Commit-
fioners, than be laid before a new Sektt -Committee, to be
chaen by the Heade, which Committee (hall prticeed to deter-
mine on the merits of the petition, but Cull not receive any new
evidence as to the matters referred to the Cornmilloners.
How Commiffioners Mali be paid. '
x 9. Penalties of perjury on petfons givint calk evidence, and
penalty an refuting to appear or give eviderce.
xo Commifficmers may commit for contempt.
as. BUM= of fix years ftanding may be appointed Deputy
Chairmen for each county by the Lord Chancellor, to fupply
the place of Militant Barriiters, chorea to be ConaLffioners.
ADDISON'S MOROI 1111.
Addifon's Divorce Bill went to a Committee,
and the Report was ordered to be received to-
morrow fe'nnight.—Previous • to the Speaker's
'leaving the Chair, Mr. Jottivr laid, it was not
his intention to oppofe the Honfe going into a Com.
mittee, but he confidered the Bill as one that re-
quired the molt minute inveftigation, and there-
fore he trufted it would receive a full and fair dif-
cuffion.
yews:Li:2 pivoacz esti-
Mr. Jotttrr prefented a petition itom.Mrsji#
fy Campbell; which was received and read. it
flitted that Mrs. Campbell,. being in a great mea-
lure fecluded from the world, did not hear until-
yefterday of the claufe introduced into the Bill for
divorcing her from her hulband, and preventing
her from marrying during. his life time. It hated
that the was at prefint in indigent eircumftances,'
and not able to oppofe the claufe byCounfel at the
Bar of that Houfe—that the claufe, if paired,
would preclude the pottibility of her ever making
atonement for any indifcretion the might have
committed; and hoped that Honourable Honfe
vrould take her cafe into confideration, and not
fuffer die cliufe to pats. •
Mr. Joti.trr moved, that the Petition be refer-
red to 'the Committee upon the Bill.
Mr. Pi salarotar Paid, he had no objedion to
the petition being. referred to. the Committee on
the Bill; but as it went to expunge that necerary
clatife, ,he fltould certainly oppofe it. Had tke
Upper Houfe of Parliament deemed it fit to have
extended the claufe fo that the fbould never again
Would have his heartieß con.

ialfe report.l;4l;l4 to tinn es to Le
Alva trbitly trt
,s-sego,..accurdiog to
tl4..ntrifiatr Serlt)it4
,beiee.the Aritith forces been'
c'oillihtely defeated, and 'forc'eei, to re.itabark
but fise snits abf•-dity of thefe ftaiiiaents readers
it unnecefrtry4 fot us to cute- into a ferious refute.
tion of them; they are ur.worthy of a !Ingle cozn-
mut:, These is no account of GAY rHEAumes
fquadron; nor of the failing of any of the French
6its:

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Mayssry has ileen•pleafed to difpenfe with
the cei:mony of the inflallation of the Knights of
the Garter, for which ha has been for years mak-
ing mod ma:sniScent preparations in St. George's
Hall at Windrar. Itt coofequence of this indul-
gence, the Knights :will forthwith receive their
Star: from Garter King At Arms, and no fewer
than twenty-four new Stars will all at once blaze
forth in the Iskterfphere of fathion. All •the
fplendid balls and entertainments which would
have been given by the Itnights on the occafion
will be faved, but the fees Of office will amount
to above 4001. each.
,The Duke of Rozauann hfs alto been ho-
noured with the Garter ; and by a fpecial grace
he is to be permitted to wear the Order of the
Thiftle, conjoined with it. His bldi ribband
will be bordered with green.
His Majsrry yefterday held a Levee at the
Q 2.1 yes hotife, which was attended by the Foreign
Ambatradoi's and a number of Noblemen. • ,
The KING afterwards gave audience to the
Cabinet Minifters, and held a Council, -when his
Majefty was pleated to inveft his Grace the Duke
of Royal/Loa with she Blue Ribband (the order
of Knight of the Garter) vacant by the death of
Earl Hows. • •
Lord Bo STOW attended the Levee as Lord of his
Majefty's Bed-chamber.
The -Qyare gave a grand dinner yefterday to
the Royal-Family, at which were precut her Royal
Highnefs the Priacefs of Wm.ss, the Duke and
Duchefs of You, the Dukes of CLARZNCE and
Comaalautaa, the Duke of Gtoucssrsa and
Princefs SOPHIA, Prince and Princefs of ORANGE.
Her Royal Highnefs the Psiscsss of Weiss was
moft beautifully attired in white and•filver,
The Marquis CoaswaLus, who arrived in town
on Monday, will, it is Paid, immediately be creat-
ed Duke of Su trot [. The Marquis Of BUCKING.

ritundA 1, IN

MAILS THIS DA.Y.—WInd N. W.

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Dublin, May 30
a atctford. May 31, Jude
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PLYMOUTH, Jt.WE 3.
Cantle in the MONMOUTI,, of 64 guns, Captain
HART, from the Eaftward, to take on board the
24th regiment of Foot, for the Mediterranean ;
the SPENCER, of 74 guns, Captain attar, from
the Welt-Indies! being one of the fquadron under.
the command of Sir ROBERT CALDER ; the CIRSAR,
0(84 guns, Rear Admiral Sir JAMES SAVNIAREZ,
from the Channel fleet ; the C H !LDS as, of 16 guns,
Capt. CRAWFORD, from a eruize, and. the CNA?.
MAN, of to guns, Captain Baoww, from the Fait-
ward.—Sailed the AUDACIOUS, of 74 guns, Capt.
BARLOW, to the Eaßward.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.
DEAL,lttse 3.—Sailed the SEEAPI3, to Sheep.
ncfs ; Nemesis frigate, on a cruize ; and Lemma
frigate, to the weftward. Wind S. S. W.
GILAVESE ND, Julie 3.Palied by, the Courrier,
FLECK ; Good 'Hope, • and Two Brothers,
Rats, from Embden ; Martin Walhington, CAL.
DE It, from Charleflon ; Olive Branch, klicnot.s,
from Bofton; and Pelican, PAY NYE from Smyrna.
—Sailed the Twe Gefufters, --, for Embden.

CUXHAVEN, MAY 3t.

The arrival of a convoy of 40 metichantmen
from Hull, efcorted by the BITTERN floop of wan,
has given a degree of livelinefs to the Elbe, which
it has been a long time deprived of, and refored
aftivis# to the commerce of Hamburgh. '

, Government yeflerday received the very agree-
hie intelligence, that Sir ROBERT CALDER had,
with his Squadron, joined off Brea, the Fleet of
Admiral Coatiwattis.
Extra& of a letter from an Officer belonging to
Lord Nsksom's Squadron, dated Roflock, May 28.
" One divifion of the Baltic fleet, commanded by
Lord liztlow, has been at anchor in Roftock
Roads thcfe three days. Three fail of the line are
at Dantzick, taking in provillons ; and a fquadron
of ten Blips of the with a great number of
frualler veffeli, are cruising off Carlfcrona.
Yeaer-
day a lugger reached the fleet from Peterfburgh,
where Lord Sr. HELENS had arrived. ,Raffia has
releafed all - feamen, and taken off the embargo.

cf articles of tolriiiia
To of Europe. Mr. Pitt h
when we got poffelton
elands he had withheld 41.
is had fo well fucceeded t
meld 9s. • This was going
aced the itoppages at Ha
e trade would not bear g
king off what it aaually
ifchtef. He had referved
„c experience of lall• year
ring that burthen, fince
our than in any former
Mr. J. then proceeded t
I..unty, which he proved
.ounded on the authority
. bled the refiner df fuga
erntnent 210. 9d. in the lb
20 {billings he paid in the
going through a variety
ncluded by declaring Ili!
;on of the fyftem eftabliflu
which was to facrifice a Re
by Foreigners, while the 1
upon to Incur new burdi
1,8000c41.
Mr. VASSITT4ILT comet
price of 755. fugar could ni
••thout ruin to the Planter
uken place of late in all t
• antation, and therefore
the Planter a proportional
did the tilh in faa, grant
elf prica, b4t only enabler
creak in cafe the value of
/We in the market; that
ruaica wad rather a proof
than of the profits cif tradi
mow propofed was .intetult
way of experiment.

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oes of giving every facility to trade, and that the marry, he Would have given it his heartieft con- `" ''''"" '"' - --- - - ------B-- -- - - - relented all our faunal, and taken off the embargo.
advantageous aids of the Union might be felt •
currence. Ha's was no common crime, it mug will at the fame time be created Duke of
throughout the Empire. The Swedes have jug tent a flag of truce to our
. ' incefluous adatery, and ought therefore to be B."KING HAM.
Admiral, and igeneral accommodation of differ.
sates. I . Lord Omstow, it is faid; is to be created an
marked with no Common degree of indignationences is shortly expeeted to take place. Some of
The Houfe, on the motion of Mr. Vantittart,_ Mr. Hostas its to then becomes
and ofunifliment; but he was given to under- Earl.T ' ° l' W Lord •
zafolved•itfelf into a Committee to confider of the ftand that tins our tuggers are now employed in taking founding,
Lady *as remarkably beautiful, L;RANLIY. ,
trade to and from the Ifland of MaIta.COICITICI, BARRE, to whom Mr. PITT gave the in the Great Belt." •'. .
that the had attradions fufficient to allure male ‘
Mr. VAN art:are faid, it was his intention, when friends, and that feelings like hers were not to de. lucrative finecure of Clerk of the Pelts in-lreland, --•-.,-.
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she fteport of the Committee was received, to Heat as to-;-(1-hre there wars laid and al elle during the early part of his Adminiftra.don, is MA Sql/ BRA et AT RADII. AO H..-.. The Matquerade
move for leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the orderl order! from eve, pars of the HorrHe pet. riven over by his. phyficlans, Mr. PITT is to be at Ratielagh on Tuefday night was very ill attend.
trade to and from Malta. He faid, from the fitu- filled, 'however With obferving that a woman fo is fucceffor. It is worth 30001. yer annum. ed, owing we fuppote to the badnefs of the weather;
ation of that Ifland, it Was well calculated for a loft to- all tenth' of her relative duties, and to her His MAJESTY has made a prefent of the large and we were lorry to fee that theliberal preparations •
depot for machandife coming to this country from fituation as a wife, a filler, a daughter, and that lone houfe in Richmond Park, formerly inhabited of the Matagers thusdid not obtain the rewardthey
Turkey. It was alto well calculated for quaran, molt exnuifite in 'tit of fenfibilif , aft °that by part of the Royal Family, to Mr. Ammo-roe, merited. There were fewer characters thati ufuaL
I
tine, and might prate& this country from thole
-a mother, was not' a fit atociattrhareafter with and we undefiled the Rangerilip is to be attach- A yesi, old Cleadisas was well deferving notice.
violent dilates fo long and fo.defenredly dreaded. ea COit. .
of the female world in their or any tither at. An excellent greepe of ,Calera fang fome charming
Ilanpi doubts entertained a.t.prefer nt by. Geo. any .., . , . The fiat battalion of the Haft Regiment, and Glees; an Otbellolamented the Infidelity of has mit
6. -cities as soma or acquaintance-(Still fry of
rrica, and wits beeirng dectiade wdatoe b": in Arforreca Zuil the
u Guards
nladb battalion
clef
rtuhiereSeyeeofine
drdlnsfin;,cioef- adewmaj in
nHmee equal
lwroff efilgeßuLree. wasn
Mereorewar for
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erelerMrl)J. Beeves dila preyed of the cleat He G
expoli die Houfe to tome inconvenience, oaring to fads the def ' 'on giP'vets 61 the Lady, b the Park, in the pretence of his Royal Higonefs the Fatile, There were Several otheT characters well
fans preterit exiling laws, particularly the bfavi- Von. Gentleman who had juft fat down, au grit to Dues of You. Colonel Lams gave-the word fapported, and tome good dancing and tinging.-
it was therefore hii intention that by i h with the Hoar in rejedip• g the clatiTe, ra- of command, accompanied by Colonels Ternteros. The topper and wines of the bell quality, and in -- 1
reVillAhae MI eant to fubmit to thi flouts it Should we
be declared to be in Europe (a laugh). thee than in adopting' it•-The Hoare then *ent anSi FORBES • After which the City of London profufion. -
• into a Committee upon the Bill. . notation.WWrt reviewed by the Dust of Yalta, LORD Coter:ear's Batz.—His Lordflaip's I
1114 Report was ordered to be brought tip on The SOLICITOR GINRRAL faid, that the clank attended by generil Lilrsa, Colonels Catysitt youngeß Alter coming of age on Friday left, the
Mini - was of a hatnre to demand much attention; and and Wasvalio, and a number of General Officers. Ball was given in honour of the day. The whole
CONTI/MID IRE $l4 RILICTION S. , A. as there were to few Members patent, he tthought. The 7 ill regiment are fpeedily to quit Dublin circle of friends were invited • the compani when
Mr. Asset. faid, that as the Bill he .had 4.4 the bell method they could then purfue, would be tiatP . affembled, could hot h: lets than free hundred per.
honour to intaoduce to that, Honf, for the per- A detachment of the horfe artillery are under fonages. ' I
for the Chan.' man to reporegmrefs, and silk leave
rofe of adjufting conteded Eleditou in Ireland, to fit again,. which was a to, and Monday orders to' embark for Portugal. The Ballroom was rather astir, . for fo faihion-
rom tome additions Which had been made to it,. fixed for '''its farther confideratioar-Adjourned to Yards are engaged and getting ready at Cork able a man as his Lordfhip, not having been fitted 1
bad exceeded the have gr.- in ia% ion was isciday.. to fail immediately with aOOO troops for Guernfey up for tome years. It *at lighted with three tut-
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then to move for leave tdavitlfeltitlltlitilill, and . - and Jerfey. tres affixed to the walls, and a fuperb chandelier.'
to move for lame to being in anew In in its lead. t .... . ' . Among the regiments defined for Egypt, is the. The danees,canntericed at eleven o'clock, and the .
He fitted the alansions to config in allowing & , . LONDON, ..,- :-..--- lad Light Dragoons, part of whom marched into- flipper it (Mao for two hundred perfons. In the
mialificatiost in Ireland td entitle a Member to a ,
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~.. •,.•,, • •• • • •' " . N.- . Cork lilt week, or the purpoft of being embarked. ;Indy, or alcove, a fingle oval table for 40 ;in the
seat for any plate that I's Might be chofen to re- .,. .. ..... ... . ' 'f-', Two troops of the 28th Light ,Dragoons, (who parlour', a horfethoe, -for ho; and in the front, or
are faid to have the fame • ining-room, two double tables for 8o The firft'
Lerdentor entitle S Memberdand
eoa ittfiefatiPor an place FE:lag-cc ."
true • .111101thDAY, 11;3114 '- •
edoeititfitlaertion;) aarhereetall week reviewed it Clonmel, room was ferved with plate, at the head of which
that he mightise ebofen to reprefent in frenind, " Btere'D'-}1414/ et all the Pea` °lied' by General Sir Crimsons Aso ILL, who exprefed table fat his Lordfhip, the anics of Cheviot, and'
thereby fnore tidily part to tonne& each of the PRICE OF STOCICS YESTERDAY. hunfelf highly fatisfied with their difcipline, &c.- many of the nobility. The (Upper was very de- I
United ICtit= He theft moved that leave be
.3 per Cent Red. 604{ Sett An= 31 They are mallets of the (word exereife, which gent, abundance of frame work being introduced. .
alea M. ' the Bal.:a-Leave was given, 4 per Cent. Coo;ifit . lee pas arrow. Sai Sti mull give them much advantage in real adieu. The company was Co very numerous, that they
mad the Bill withdraws. s per C. Navy it 7 96t nap. Ae. It 346 74 The Donegal regiment is shortly expelled in were divided into two Pets. Whaftthe find party •
thalami el;
Mr. Asset moved for Leave to bring in a new .'s er* c• 1-07. 94
, Leg Ants.sll a-z knit Cent for ply 64 6s{ 6$ Dublin. . returned to the Ball-room, the were mile-
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Bill.-Leave glee& - The works and other military preparations in nilbed, and two hundred more took thtir feats, •
The To recites 39 ant*. Cea. utkAtile , ' il)"=_M" 3°'-.Priet*Lrikadia e
Cfoa ttistodgi_ the Ordnance, Lower Cagle-yard; Dublin, are go- Upwards of four hundred were amply provided 1
Union of Great Britain gad Ireland. ' WI eg gigbantDab.
e....D'ega 4W1A414,00 as a I at. . ing forward with imitate' activity, aid during the •.r by his Lordthip. In the early part of theaven- 1
s. AatemmeitdandaiSaid Peddeelltasileafol*** . • -... , lag week, the moll of the artizans and labourers in g his Lordthip fat an a throne under a canopy of
leala•usgethalafee law eaelmeauereeenahlrefthe ems' Iretpatches wrre yelierday -received at Lord were employed for above two hours each evening del filk, and there received the congratulations of I
Slaw lefellicieacy fa reveres or for ogpillog the right date- '
.. . beyond the ufuattimeof breaking off Stork. The his vifitants, while his fair 'fillers were channim'
don. er the right at citation; tams, cltecodoil to ruwesseuav's Witt find® his Mature 's be - .
• number of men now in employment is very Conti- their male friends with the elegance of their litt6
=ma"' the
.Unkted teeilleeel7.l.l7ellit "7 Plies a the baWadors a VieanSinf *lie; the latter of Aida
derable, and not exceeded at any other time fines 1 tucks in dancing.
2. c4111511011i004 at nelbalaltitareiliteda haa Sabot , are faid to aO6OIIIICO. ilillt the ilkuffians have not the war began, wilds during the difturbances about A number of women and ebildren of both fetes
'lull "1"12 the time hwitellilles‘Pilligimellte as dt7 "1' yet contented to e naritory of Hanoter. three years Mice.
. at the *,e of the UMW tar the hpireee Penman et Great agitated ott Mooday morning laft in Mimic!).
Britain ond tressed. r. - - A Letter receivedva
mpg from an Offi- Some French prifoners have been lately (hot at and paraded the limas, with a• loaf 'tied to a
3. Rtritee y Aanie.itg. lel 33 Del. e. 20, Si fie Val& the follow manner ilt is cuftomary flick, encircled with crape, ringing a bell, and twit.'
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Cation of Adt „mow to momben eii&d ~, ca. cruising off Breit, MGM titbit tin French fleet ienutieayin
d and explain an order to prifoners ting a wooden rattle. Theta or ordered the con-
the UrtitedMal=st et lagtel. Gebel, Wake, or Het- is full of troops, but very ill manned with. failors, icilqa to rea
tailed in the prifon (hips, that if they attempt to (tables to deprive them of thole alarms to riot, but
wlek=alhatray Matisse in either erase*
4. /II s teemed AM be A the amen- owing to defertions and diflibe to the Service. eyeape,they.win be Cho The The meaning of this or. they were not difperfed without more determined
amen se wiiiiPitimer *SW * vettoetics. ' This intelligence was obtained -from the crew- of der is to intimidate them from attempting to exerticau of the Mayor and other Magiftrates.-
3. Cele= tbe Idea Chatelkettmeallgil7kab deetbah. nicked up by Sir JAMES SAUSIAILI2,, It efcape. The Lieutenant commanding the onion. Flour roll the fame morning Bd. per (lone.
Throat remelt at either piny. ky ereneereire the Oak' a boat r
,! te Crewe in Inland, to web* Onaselleews to asysinc was repentant the French gat,. that the roar at Port Royal had left thole orders with the It being known that a meeting was intended to
aanesa. be. egagebedmia die Wide* Ceinadnee Gall coot cm pros man to be at mit to eapetate el. Mallet, and gone on !hare, Where he generally is be hcid on Sunday morning the aath ult. near
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cameral 'be allatoml. . •" with his wife and family. In his abferice, tome of Bolton, of a body of men who adociate for politi-
6. &rein( Gallo Cements& wise *alp belt, warrant it faihass. . • the prifoners who had the former order explained cal purpores, a vigilant look-out was kept, and they
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ittced, than nettsvilt Gem kr4tig IS ether Citaniastos to the Yeiterday, after oar Paper was at-fifetk, we re- to diem, were found attempting to efcape in empty were found to be ailimbled by fignals, even before
!.rite &see. . .
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7. Ckti at the.Crenria johe‘ke-arlii6ee en the erival Paris Journals to the 3111 ioastive. They cars, which were about to be feat out of the (kip day-light. A party of light dragoons, and tome . ‘
for filling. The Matter, who was the, Cornmiuid- other holders, lied been ordered to the resod ;
air At
trhe-erara
ar•••••seisse
weboodataaa CVlllosea•osoorreimmo Ar. grigagin hardly any: thiqg except depofitions of
ins Officer immediately ordered the casks to be • and before four o'clock in the morning, the ligegif-
Gaaatlaatitaa alatikalla 114.11101.1"/"1"141" Pdliallt" from EgYPels and dick are not Of a later thrown over-board and fired on by the Marines, by trete of &Wm were there, and the Riot A.: was
Cloth et the Cammyltireened ell ibt=serbeeread.
Lon Agpi :than the accounts' which have itpcared in. which rah ad of this officer, and of hint fingly read. Ostia appearance of the foldiers, the pets
9.71te kid tj abbe reirldebY
elf se
or twoll°llll/2 Is dm solabor a , d* dinette. A footman of their contests, bow. and colt, ten. men were killed in the calks, and tons atizobling (who were then about three bus-
who Gen :8111=I°lll.
se.
The
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Ca. V nelthermtalithVZlMilre as. . _Camaletllta_rig: five as they do not teem altogether unfatisfac- acquitted, was
tried
beyoaf C°hisurotetlebtarabqaiaL but gneetbes)
undwere tan ken
.prthners, all of whom have
a le
farm
asaimers ass as tie appelasi. be setae' lit me
wa soggy to ate gpgdw des glgeggegOrippose, diet the gogyovestocredulonspeople.towbesa they are feb• 'escudos of there ordfrr meow. with the appra are 'committed to Leander Calve ; others leave
eerie nos aft preening serl...:
ellf the rffeeth of PrP4stiat the that atheri ,' •ef bee tato*" fifheeee thil•*semane• .ibeen admitted to bail, and fix or few= liberated.
is, who caleedelnwsdnil W 1110.111/t. ea Oak • a giin • i . .
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