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London, England, 1818-11-14 00:00:00

signaler.; ond if their invoice trig so hesdod as to

glee to the Defendants the ides that they acted as
principals in the transaction, it certainly could not
be expected that the &readouts, should soffor on the
'cession. A condidefable coottotioo 'had ifisets
about the diferente between the ogee of a brobit
sod that of a fatter. " It Is remarkable," cootinood
the Learned Gentleman, " that our law has cot aa•
Iterated these two characters. A broker is undoobt. -
edly of very great aatiquity. The word intermits.
tor, oolong the Romans, .we know to Mee mean a
portion who based parties together by contract.--•
ITOpre is, indeed, an ozpression in the third book
tiara's Offices, which. I thought it tuteteeting to
91.1/410et In speaking of sales and partisans, lie
metes was of the term &Meer, and it weald appear
that ibis word imported, a person whose business It
was to raiser or.dopreciateibeNaluo of that Metes to
be sold, according to the circumstances of his soma!
Mr. Justice B AUNT In other worsi mr;
*riot, a puler."
Mr. Sconi.yrt.--14
Lead the passaie. Tito
boding open the tricirr
to destings of that kfc
eat igitur et rebus Co.
'ee liciffitoren eenefill
Vonet r
ris Fein(lier Spades),
ose, be !emit he had
Per placlog them le '
With regard to the
particolarly. streat
Ntive lately see*. It
cero'a °Aces, by br.
minster Libritry, I fi
tutor,' by way of a
over the verb • &eat
is probable, therefore,
of.opinitoo, that the
was egoiSalent to
6 licilator.,' The Preach
Des I.4dsciviles,
his coiniry, who
brokers, sod regards
by no mean, entitle
bit he distinguishes
Icy the word

Alsritios of the ill
etieblitined in 5p0..1
'treatise on bro`ktis
:it at by an Italia,
*as a satire of Agri),
lawyer, was of cos
try to be sent on more
tic Enjoy to the Ptir-
Mt et Pro:end:cis,
Qcero, in the manuerw.
sPeiks of the ' Proieneite,
riles,' men suspected the
engiciinst' he says, '
nus,' and that, It
deicended to the
sordida versantur,
(Inasmuch ea they seercissui
Were to be tolerated Alone of,,ka,
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to register of all traortactions and dealings they were
le gated in ; and farther, that they could &semis, the
esiness of merchants, provided that that of brokers
did not interfere. Solebani ci &bent proreneilin
librum lonlicere in quo conventionee seribunt-7ielque
lode municipai in pairia men candor, cerieque foreleg
librnen colOdendunt meandaiser.' The.,, my betas,
it appears, that brokers were held io no greet mama.
don p the Coetlaeet and paideiderly in
The. Art:qegislative notice of brokers is Great Bri-
tain appears to hems, been no earlier thus the rAgat
ett.dtaaq I, Ili the twenty.first year of that Mo.
%arch, chap. 21, they ere spokes of as a cleat of nap
highly respectable aid honourable in their public
relations. This Stibete, which contains a T•gr
lerwtheped .preamble„ was enacted with a;Air ,to
Ole soppreu*lf primes falsely styling themietemi
'Brok,ers; sock es 6 Jew Brokers, Parrobrolteste
',kr.. bet whom .po.Offorts of the legislators cool&
„eccemi in sem-mos. The 6th of Anne, chap. 16.
rf., 4„ is intititled in Act to repeal the Act of
_James,
and was'apacted for the purpose of bestouloe
the privilege to .appoint brokers, on the dry of
poodoet ep At. remnueration for the loss of certain
pflyileArsiltotd *res. By this Act no one could
perform tlue.dgiies of &broker withoot the licence of •
al the Lord Mayor and Aldermen. It allowed dirt
to compel LIT cindiciate for the brokers' office to pet
stir !s species of secerky for their good behaviosei aid
related to all brokers.". The object of the Leonard
Gentleman in going thYoogh this detail, waste show
&het brokers had not only acted as. factors os;prin.
Mpg'', bet that the law made MI distinction between
them. He dwelt fnruum die time on the apparent f.
ficulty of making a ,rOatirtiction between them, mad
c!neigPeci by INJlMblertiifit lb. lof,ols of the Jell.
ing between the Defendeets, and . Messrs. Coless for.
bed she tot, 71•19 otter impressios
that they were ;jacipals.
Mr. Bum.si rgument coesisted
bad formerly_ad-
hue*t,;
. 'TheCar
the masim
Defendants

mud to
for the
be tonal.
Ted that
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bid ,the porter to. en tertain app oilier impend*
that they were engage with principals.
)I,,iblr. HULLER. !esplied„ bist VA argotnant gig
PAY lot Pe .it.reati,4a p frASt he bad fora*
Ra
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The C;IIIIET MIME then_ d, thwt with •
ay.
the maxim willi which di iscliext mime' f 4
Defendants sett jA,:k -kowld 'by sollneans be
dered of °MAIM it tort. it appear*
trlegrs. Cobs. wets VTlPlrtotto to Doiroodat
litolostiri•aad-.temieoPeadrarbebei•d Ai Ikti

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-IA Or auctioneer, lex rj4
'the Philosopher, after aniene •
trials and frauds osetillitsmot!
hind, has the words ' 7b
at UM
otnne.ineatiricion's;
entlitor, nee qui contra tiocatar,
R' In another pert of bie works
eke), I believe, in his letter to At-
e had statues to sell% he would pre-
p the hands of i Ost
passep I have just ipotekt. Ike
k with a eottk.tpess: it, etitki
In the 'imessescript satin' n P (4.
l)r. Pierce, deposited 'ln the West.
I found over the substantive 11sf..
r cote, the word brocator.' • hared
rater,' the word • abrucetor! It
'ore, tiro learned Commentator wry@
be term broker' in our.lettells
• express the pit ce of he PAMIR*
Freed' writer, Domer, in his War*
tellf os of the 6 entresissUears'
ware something similar to ere
rdi them es a description of men,
'ilea to consideration or respiti,r,
is sect from those whom be
eourretions,' or licensed rep?.
Itete, •who were for the trv•qtpert
i..port towns. The only professed
that falls within wny knowledge)*
Jesuit, Berwruti &reed's. Bo
qcoos, ena though not a profelsedi
asequebis euotigh, in Iris own coos.
more ()cessions than one, ss a p4k.
lo his Treatise De Preemie,.
he interprets the laftgogge
user which I have reedelidit.,
°renew,' or brokers, as 'tlielidece
led by the law ; and of the'. Pro. a-
Proxenericurn est soritiduo, ps4.
was undertaken only witch as
meanest practices, isoesnni arts
However, he cooolities. tilgt
were of use to evercheets, they.
•d upon the conditions 111 *wiping
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Defendants omitted an important duty, and they
to abide by it. It was not the case, however,
the 134aitstits had reposed their trust in Messrs.
to a greater estent than was justified by the ort
practice of commercial people. From all the
lags cif the case, his Lordship was ultimately of
pion that the Mimi& were fully entitled to
amt u't •oftimieloods, and that the verdict ought
eland.
Mr. Justice BAvLIT and Mr. Jositee Cloti@
concurred in the opinion o( the Chivf %bulks.

COURT OF COMMON !PLEAS. Nov. 13.
• This beiqg erotica' day, nothing occurred bat
Sena, of course, with the eaeeptioo of the ease
witty 0. DAVIS.
Mr.fterjeeet VAVO4I4B had moved fort
litho* cause why a new-frisk should not be granted
this case, stating that his motion Was founded
-thoeffidavits of persons, who deposed that they
heard some of the .Eery who gave the verdict,
declared's', indicative of miscoodect &nd prej
tots that part of that Jury.
The CBll,JUSTlCCottearved, that arose bad
lately decided in that Court, wherein it was
that nothing mooting from any Jou, or derived
that source after trial, should be allowed to
the verdict.--Rule refused.
VOVRT OF EXCHEQUER. Nev. 13.
SIR w. LIMES 17. I.olloAti.
This interminable case again became a subject
• discussion before their Lordship% this day.
Mr. DAUNCItIf applied, on the part of the
lending, for an attachment against Sir Waiki
contempt of Court, in refusing to answer certi
terrogatoriel filed by Mr. Morgan as far be,
1815; or That Mr. Morgan's affidatit to the
contained in those interrogatories should be t
pro confess° against sir Welkin, and that the
posy Hetnembrancer should proceed to arrange
accounts upon such affidavit so taken. The Lear
Comes.' laid the Plaintiff had delayed answering r
laterregateries for the purpose of delaying j!.
• end evading the order of the Coot.
Mr. Jsavis, on the pert of sir Watkins opposed
this motion. He denied that his Client had any
to evade the order of the Color!, or to avoid
towering these interrogatories. On'the contra►
had, been most &otiose Ili pet. kids answer
Would have done e° long ago but for the see
of his solicitors, who had refused to ettead
the-Fleet, • bete Sir Watkin was confined. lie
affidavits to this fact in his hand, which.he coot(
to the Court, if necessary., He had no wish
withhold his answer to thole interrogatories,
trusted, as they embraced recta occupying a space
'wpsresdi of 20 years, namely, from 1706, wk
suit commenced, to 1816, when the interrogel
were filed, he Trusted the Court would give
laspired timoto do it in.
Mr. 811100 GOAHAW said, the Centre were
. • 11111111005 to bring this long suit to a.terminatioo
they thought Mr. Debora), asked 4641100 ek
desired that the mere asseetion of she Elefeadest
be taken as proof pro cestfespo against the Pietistic!.
• Ile thought it **old be better to dm, op the *Woo
as suggested by Mr. Jervis, newly, that the Plidotiff
should have a limited time to elsirer the laterreea,
tories In, and if be neglected to seiner within that
time, thee the' Defendant to be at liberty
'an affidavit to the facts contained in the intern
• ries, Which affidavit should be taken by the
brine., es evidence against Sir Within Lewes.
'would fere to Sir Within that he must ins,
Mr. fast/ said, Sir Watkin would most
eciede to what had been thrown nut by M. Lost
With tirdpect to the attachment, Sir Welkin way
-reedy iwthe Fleet, and, therefore, as peoishment,
'toed could carry it no further.
Mr. Baron WOOD.—Thre, the Court can
to further by way of punishment, bat it may
the means of promoting the ends or justice.
• Mr. Jams asked that his Client shoo'.
' the first day of nett Term to answer in.
. • Mr. DAIINCEY thought that dote *ea too It
Mr. Baron GABOOW thought, the Plahttiff
have the time be asked, and if he did not put t
answer within the time oaitted, the Defendant w'
'come with a Stronger case teeth* Coo.
• The order was thins' draaris lap fit the terms
• .
gested.
Sir Weals Lewes, who fiat iit'Court, requested
ipertobsiOn to say a few words its eteelpetioe er him
sett. He had been seceeed of disrespect towards '
Court; no intention emelt/ W farther II
thoughts or intention. lie bad'eVory wish
ply with their Lordship's order. It was his i
to do so. Titers was a large me of money
him, as would appear when he shotild have ens\
these loterrogatoties, and if blab, attached
where for his not having answered, it attached
Solicitors, of whose conduct in suffering him
attached for not doing that Which he was
envious to do, and would have done but for
bad great reason to complain. He could
the affidavits of respectable persons to prove
bad repeatedly sent to his Solicitors to coup .
to prepare his answer. They refused to come
be being a prisoner in the Fleet could not go ►
Mr. Baron GUAM= vraalhappy to hear
kin state this exceie for blm lf, though it was ,
convincing one to the full effect, since the interr,
tories related to matters within Sir Waddle,
' knoiledge, and which he might*, answered
• without legal assistance.
fair Watkin humbly submitted to his Lordship,
that it was not in Ms power to do so ; the hsterrogal
' tories related to et:corvettes, of forty years steadin
• and be could not draw op his esittee wittiest
advice. He would not, however, ape le rot'
' sesame in the given time. FT' . '
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PARIS, Nev. 10.-oWhile.theakeseh eel
philosophers are setpleved aeltiog the trigeowee4
mical eperatiew,. by whisk a. ere ef the meridian
fp degrees has bees .ereelored, the Government.,
.Dentnerk and Hanover hue given orders '
wther measeremelstt, the resells a which
leorsbingd. The King of Denmark hes commhlielell•
M. Schumacher, an astronomer of Copenhagen,
measure
,the four desreeo of lathed, and
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y were eomoreheurled withi. . ' iSh "frit. TO ask, (n4OCKS THIS DAV! o,ly. ". . h rate
r that operation is to he. , "; hitt/Wotan ' 0• 3 'SI /Zinc .:i:lt etl p' 1 and paid elf et., low rate, or, whipe, A them 1 ;
...a .„e moo ,
1, Caws , tee degree' of t, , •. ilk Ifinover iWhii3 p* : sti Lang Mtn BO I. 6 thing, if Ige ilitiiV Sloe t asihapd to 0
rdin.y. confided to shekel remetrician, if. Geom. Se Pet 6 • ,i,l'il. Ezebeqate Bids 19 le p
Osanium Subscribers tot I an il
• hoar. The Emperor Ale .or appealed as mach pit's. :Apr, Cent, 95 """ r ill mall 110111,
and afterwards retie tried fog' nett
by the 0
of opal.
_field itie was surprised at the ,promptitede - •-- - - 1114-. 11E. . --,...1 ems .where is
the name of wood is the arisito•neo 10 the wino
the fill whichlke relays, posted between Paris soil Saints --i---- 6
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~..-.. - price of fo fiisiot-ijit iiihat;hdot,r'vbeusgtneet_dhelds.Sel:Apte:feenriheitt:44s.lsvutthloete:ruimickgki . '
mkt to enabled hive turptemjed the diettioneltateleven, Maggio Y. 1
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in two hours. This Moiler-ch. his not been scoot.
____ THE ''STOTIIIaMIAN. a
,f it tweed to travel with siderapiditrlieept in his own
- --"-c :-I fir • . '''''t" -'--- -- - ---- Loans as were niggle on h i t
Stales.
-- -- Marbling St. Aubin had the honour to be admitted --- - - --LONIM)Ne - - -- -- to tee nation, or who Itomelw Stork *lien the •
was low :. no one else is twee* be a Pfau
t, • .to the King's Cebinet, on the eve of her perfbrills:l
at tie, ante. His Majesty, -after several compliments to ektinembxe novratszo 14, ISIS.
rise in the price of Stock.
in the same article in the Coitrier,, we are infn,w. ,
lof her talent, condescended to ezpress bis regret at' 1
• ' •
not being able to witness her acting. Madame St.. STATE OF THE QUEEN. ell that the price of Ft• ocli he's a,ateerit siva • 4,4 1
to Aebin thin entreated the King to greet her this, ' Heramm late
reltPo° elect on oar trade; but we premprow.reeity will : I
fr:elde in -• honour, at the Theatre of the Thoilleriesl; his Ma. , MAJNITY cootineed without any
,d on jesiy,heving deigned to consent, this actress -*threw toroughoot.yesterday ; and, when Sir Ilswalt HAL• with es it, thinking that tit! ea averse , , • age
averse al !his is re.
ley had herself at the Monarch's feet, and shed tears of de. roan resulted from Windsor,fact-that the state of oar fade
has I great .• • I
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light and gratitude. Neither the day of her appear.' afternoon, she was considered out of immediate
t, Make at three o'clock in the they the
effect on the price of Stack. For whep trade if
rejedite once, nor the choice of the play, are yet decided--, danger. The Bulletin of this morning stales es
gond and illwritthies, *pito would think sf placing
Madame St. Anbin was only seven years of age,l •
follows :--- vwil
his money in Ike Funds, when he couldeoploy it to •
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ad been when she appeared en the stage for the first time, 44 Kew Palace, Nov. 14. I
before the Coen at Versailles. She will thus have' greater advantage in trade? We cooreive,thesetars
01 The Quern continues in loath tbe same state. Iler ALL- -
instead of the high Nice of Stock being a pouf d. I
ed from performed coder three Kings, Louis XV., XVl.,and
s ruled
XVIII
o affect - • serre rested ill in the early part of the night, but has had some
good sleep this morning. the prosperity of trade, that the converse of this Is 1
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French Fonds, Nov. 9.-Five per Cents. 691. 10c. (Signed) •ee H.HALFORD." • 1
also the fact ; because when there is little chance*
Bank Stick, 1660 f. realizing a profit by *replevin( capital in busine‘
„Funds, Nl' .
Ant•LA-CuATELLE, Nor. 6..--Lord Caattereogn• -The Parses Rzower omitted his visit altogether
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bas taken his passport; bat the day of, his departure yesterday. A messenger arrived from Carlton- every one will be ready toirieeo it in the
is not-yet fitted. house, between six and seven; and the evening re- J •
Oilier la serer.* Matain ro6t or loured (thotagit
lbject of Yesterday
the Emperor Alexander sat for the first port of Sir HEART lIALTORD was forwarded by him small), in orefejoige.lo eletheaing wit,-,,h,
an
ilg.
time to the painter of the Prince Regent of England. to the Palace. 'rho Princess Avoosvit wits "ffi. eessfut trade • ab• lot the number of purchaieri
he De' l' ' Phis artist, whose talents are highly distinguished, ,
tin, for ciently recovered from her indisposition, to secom- which
would, or, IllillAullftestimi.pento forward, the
has'heen fortunate enough to catch the features of the
fain in- Emperor of Austria in the most perfect manner; this pany her Royal Sister, the Duchess of GLOUCR4TER, price of Stock :rind .- int raised.' Ili, '
back as portrait is a complete likeness. io a walk on the lawn, yesterday.
..;..,,, • so a .
smears woo the fi cameo • mut priCesot
ie factsj, , rir
lIARoTER, Oct.O 20.-His Royal Highness the It is said, that on Saturday eveningisst her mu- Stock befog so•bigli. Iboy at :',,,-.
taken Duke of Cambridge set off to-day for Strelitz, from JEITY felt considerable temporary relief by a small In the paregreptgi above sdedied to we are we. .
1/4 D°. whence be will return here with the Princess, hisill ' ''' . tit
rupture of the skin in both andel, from which there rented with some nonsense snout money finding Its
Loge the wife.
Learned VIENNA, has been since a considerable effesios of water. It level like water. filiney !indent its level are cords ".
ng the" received from' OCT. 30.-01ficial intelligence has bee.
Walachia and Moldiasia that not only was not occasioned by any puuctere, bet the effort without meaning, particularly in this country, where
justice, at Jassy, but even at Focksen and ibersils, several of nature-god as we have stated, it had the effect of there are so many ways of changiqe its raise; aid
_, persons have been attacked with the plague. In affording temporary relief ; bat it too frequently the fact is, that what is properly termed mealy,
°Ptulro consequence, our Government has ordered the happens that tech cricks in the skin of a dropsleal namely, gold and silver, is scarcely to be seen; bet
ny wish Boards of Health in Beckowine, Bennet, and 'frau-
"id an. ay ivania, to enforce the quarantine regulations with "
patient produce symptoms of more speedy termini. perhaps what the Courier understsnds by money,b
try, he :
, the utmost rigor. tine than the disease itself. We fear that her MA• the paper that is duly Issuing from the ineahaestime
er, and Musma,Ocv. 30.-The Emperor of Russia is JIITT'S malady is come to that stage when the most
source in Threadneedie-si met, which has del,*
gligence •
expected here as to visit the Court on the 20th of No. loyal, well as filial tenderises,' may pray for re•
the country so long; but that is issued In such i
I him in
lie had umber. Ibis Imperial fflajesty proceeds from hence lief from her suffering. continuous and over•helmitie stream, that we tidy •
to Vienna. -
'old read Beaux, OCT. 30.-On the 10th inst. the Prussian Her MAIS4TV received the week before lasts large the Courier, with all his political arithowtio, to itko
i now to and Hanoverian Commission demeed that the Ems packet of ditindShers from the Duchess of 111011111ORG, form us when it NM find it; level. .
but hi st tieW be made pqvigable. They mold Corm is this and we understand that but a few days ego she gave In order to Wove that the high price of Stock has
speee of se 1 I.
so u lea with the mere timidly, as they had before orders to het sitversmith to manufacture a sumptuous been the means of increasing our trade, she Goer*, I
rhea this them elf the te i • gesite pi" foe effecting it. 'II le set of plate fora &jaunt, together with several arti- informs us, that sheep and herrings, to the moot
igatories
thought that the w works,ill commence this year....
cles of silk, .as presents for her favourite daughter. of half a million sterling, have beers sent south had „,
e him a
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HALIFAX PAPSLY. --.0.- the Highlands of Scotland; and that in Ireland tie t..
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re most The Paris Papers have reached es to the iithlost. the'quantity of potatoes end butler that have lately
ins., bet --me--
, .. - The French Funds fell on I
Monday even loiter than been bought and sold exceed what has ever been lie
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*bon he [RECEIVED THII WORIIING.i
A shield MONTREAL, SIFT. 24.-We art happy to' kerb was stated in the private letters received in town yes. ! Freon all Oils 11
case at any former period is
Plaintiff. that Mr. Linehan, his Britienick If 'jetty's Consul lady., which made them leave off it '69f. ibet; would appear that the pries of herrings, pools
i
I *Won at New York, has been to tire Sir P. Waisland, at whereas, the real price was' dew Citoth.lo wer,"telitg eod Abetter, ,inrol‘eesiated by she prise of Stock ,
Pliiotiff York, Upper Canada, on the subject of recognizing 69,4 wic. 'fhe advanced guard' of the Anstriin tholefrtoos 1 mt. St"cilt: inn is fl'al" be emPie,Sigfrr° 1
terroia• c snit British sohjects as have landed in the United
hin that States, and are desirous of obtaining lands in Upper • '',. ,
arms* 'ender Gen. Baron FRIINONT, passed tbentgh eseartiOtae..eltatles of price ebeat to 44° Pico • ' '
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r to file Canada. Mr. B. has succeeded in the object of his Fribroarg, in the Brispe, on the 3d inst. Th. wags. in artletes oaf food, with as great certainty as the
trrogoto. journey, and large districts will be immediately 'or• has appeared in several towns of Walachia and -7. , .. .
haregagier le emyloyed to ascertain the changes ha 1
Remem. wired for the accommodation of vast numbers who Moldavia, so that the Austrian Board of Health in the weather I
i. . Thin are directing their steps to those fruitful regions. the idjoining provinces bat found it necessary to en. We ere Atm* informed, that all the kiit,.tele
ewer. MASSACRE OF TWO BRITISH OFFICERS.
force the quarantine regulations. The epproach of writers on the subject "t. P"litical ncm"lB/4111e. le
t readily HALICAZ, OCT. 23.--E:tract of a letter from the
Ardship. Alcade at Trinidad, to a Gentleman in this town, winter is probably more to be relied upon, as an ob. . .
thinking that a low rate of ilest givetarkisonsy
is beneficial to trade. 8111 what has this Woo-with
was al. dated Sept.,B, 1818 :- steels to the progress of the infection.
sent, the "1 am sorry to have the task of advising you of The information in private accounts from Ma-la- Ile e I et...ng _vim money vested i,p ,
the rate of it r 1 iiir i' , •
the unfortunate and trulgftagical termination of your Funds? To Government this iot 1
Chapelle, as to an early dissoletion of the Congress, Government
paltry it nephew's life. A short time after addressing to you the ,
bthese Pawhichthat Lord 1
be made inclosed letter, he, in company with Lieut. Harris, of is corroboratedY Pe", soy is always the same, whatever may be the primie
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the Royal Navy, proceeded from hence, in an open CASTLEBEACII has taken his passport. The pro...
t... Stock.
For example: Government most pay 31. per ag•
have till boat, to Awnle M
ss, no doubt with the intention of bility is, that all affairs, 'Melly and exclusively Ger-
nom for every
joining the Independents there, bat certainly they man, a decision upon which has not yet been given, lOOl. of that kind of Stock, w
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long. were unarmed. Ist proceeding up the Oroneco by will be reserved for discussion at Vining. it sell for 471. or 181. ; now, Government muitiliji , •
if should one of its. small bra nehes, it was their cruel misfortune --
the same sum away annually for interest wbsthee
pit li his to meet with a small felecarbelonging to the Royalist FERDINAND of Spain is levying heavy contribu. the price-of Stock be high. or low.
atVanw party, and manned chiefly with Indians. The Coma lions upon his subjects, under the Dome of leans.- The only lithium*e the nation- can derive frees the .1
is • mander,aninhetnananddis'r. licalmonster,orderedhis .
I ' betters from Cadiz mention, that as a relief under the high price of Stock is in the case of a stew Loan tittle.
foe sap people tolut the throats of these unhappy young men,
present esigencies, the
which they refusing to do from their being unarmed, Spanish Government has de- wanted, for thee the Minister may procure theater;
requested be, with his own lanceur knife, immediately stabbed *ermined to carry into effect a leen of 80 millions of
oef him- them, having bad their arms prerioeily tied, and proposed to be nixed on more adrangeous Sermi filt4,
dais, or 850,0001. sterling, but in a very curious the nation than when the price of Stock is low i.llat
wards the threw their bodies overboard, declaring to his pro-
manner. • This lean is portioned out and allotted to we are told by the Courier no new Loan is, or tahe
from his pie, and boastiorof it afterwards, that he indicted
i to cam. such a creel death merely because they were Eng. .
the maritime towns, each iiiC.adiz, Allem/Iv Malaga, be wanted. as the Retenue is improving most tepidly*
is Interest lislimen, having butchered, 'on ninny previous octal. Barcelona, St. Andre* Bableeille. ate. where it Is and, therefore, the high price of Stock, or tholes,:
ey dee to liens, bombers of men of that nation from theist", to be raised in certain retied. fo Cadis four millions rate of interest arising from money invested le the
answered feeling. These particulars have been fully detailed of Ails, or 400,0001. have Iwo assigned, and the Funds at the present prices can be of no advantstl
:hod any epos oath by two Ikea who had bees primers to i rest n proportion to their size Lad commercial im• either to Government or to the eatino. ,
heed to his this' 'west*.
lira to be "It wilt bola rake testioriatian to yam, his tele. Petteitce' .-
1 airtif in. M. ~lAP:. What Sir James &ewer! and other *'Person Mgt
woo most tivee, •and titooll In gametal, to knew that this '""I'll.'""" • • -0- • •'••,•••• - cal Economy say respecting a low rate of Intetesit*,
them, he bood.thiroy Spedliersi, whose name Cipriani °recce, The Courier has inserted so article boasting that
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I produce Is OCiW a priMoltithrthe royal jail of this Mend, have the Fordejltarti again react* *lt pepee, nothing to do with the interest of the public Paolo
Price they It is the common or legal interest given for the use of
vs that be ing audaciously tome hither from the Main in his temisittotetioes to the late F nein, .. ~ • .
" etgmPs.Mhich altd ' that time writers say should be for in urge
tote to tom deckers on the business of hit sanguinary party.- the arm of depressing them. T 11;.1,1...;
- -e••••8 •••-• ."..-- --'•-•rorall tirftitortote an increase of trade ; therefore it is,
come, dnd • Our Governer Mai I believe, taken every step to
.it is coeteadtd*that the high price •f the Funds le
o (*theta, bring him to condign penishmeet„ and I lemon pregame, pretty dearly shown, that instead of the big
Sit Ott. mast now welt for instruciions from Government advantage; to the, -notions. Now •• ii•eld like to
mto e. When interrogated is :his murdering , know wisatiailltitlial anltlon is herb 'Meant. It ii price
was note at hoof the Panda beings proof of rtes flourishing stall
4.01,,, trade, it is rather a pima 'et the weal ic
evident iliatigleginfte Ita4ffie O.IOMIII, it kW, foe jade.
interroga. lime young •mew, be, after some hesitation, *Anew-
kin's own leased his inetwirderse so, hot me bouimeildered it e the Commis.riersers for the Mien of he N I I •
rend even very irtillerwilstbitestoe, he had afamotiotention it." - 9
tj---• - - at-Mir 'i' Asito the assertion " that there is no tattoo Is
i:. •ci nett ...atp.t, St ...'"
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Debt Meat pettgitgle,t . aset osp k ever, file iilerid where• so vast a sass of lazes have ,
Lordship, .„ _ 1.) ~•;ii_!_l_ts • i ~:: r0.,4 ,:,, - week "ha", be the •Paco' .8101,1111 bring the taken off, since the war, or so large a portion of • ,
t ..a., - • , .
u°wAlNSP,AftWirgir! °Ts . . ee case, it is plain ditei the higher ilna SPAM Arts the PitifiC Debt diminished within the same period," el
hatorroga.
stsodin • Wedneingio-lie e :IC es% 411441 re" .4t South-
Cometisidmie. rs ■most give a gtiptiir,' dtalf 11" Oa 01l il I h _ a__ on.y o_serves that there is no nation in the world
Hat boss, Heir Ramsgate, CHAHLOTEI4 bOllllller
of DUNIIOILT• Her Ladyship mesa daughter public mosey for any given odemsitosefaikock, that had so numb mei, nor that has snore need at
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yawl ate*, mynah .F,ari of GALOWATs and was' than whims' the,„Stock s are love, „:I'Y4 'is See the Ifilts,., 'e el
the 21st of February, 1760, to Jams, fifth of the ammeast the rhpid inorsassewil"the Notional of debt
present moos itilse li ed both of faxes aid i
as this coupler.
, relif Dustmonw, who died iq March. 1909, and by ►Debt. andloa heel, ew sloth,
,44:444iiiiwei, commit -of
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~....i...?„,_ ~..ir.- -J. v,ii:"4,, ' , I •
, whom she had Geelong and four &tighter's iocloiliog ,_, al Li le__.l team
,the osillaillg•wwww.; pellll4l/ 111114.1Hrioly• bees illito Cute of CARO *VAN* the Rev. Mr. CLARICE, '
• ... . . GRIMM, the portion, 40 of Deontoell; ..11Nousva, 1
of liwolieh Der Lady Avoca* ci'Anzi.ase„ married at Rome,
rigostoestsi April 4, 1793, to hie Royil Jigbness the Duke of or in otael'
made at time wham .th. a irii.:4lli't"'silik;ii‘ fur lows ens Mentioned in ear Paper of Thursday last, is utte
1101181181 kW .00610' of Stock hetie which powerfully calls for remark, end that moral e
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ly, Dee. 4,17p3, et St.,Georgiise been assigned to the esdaerllrvare 4he Leans, epee castigation which supplies the defect of Ivreti olio. - ,
midis. ..0 Stresza., end se
reemole•l Raviever-squarets 011 s wIIMI was da... ialiscribing ms.." ite.llMiette b 3 M. C • h -. ta h• • 'deco
1797, t e Per F. AB% SO .onest parent, p cis is vi
re for two, dared sell and Ay ethos - live Cow" k Cents.
I are me be 1794; sod VittecilOgs,,AgeA , eta, sae , oeStir as 47, and in that year daughter in service ; the aforesaid Parson CLAAIII
Me. Pin OM of 10 per met. visits the boom is which this young womau is to
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smissionesi ettoyrit * the request of tlm) ' , and i oil
dram, to of Ilrginia, of which biz Lordship) her fully; wee This . y one; nee out 'of a great =shy humble domestic. The Parson leeks open the Selli •
199/ilada alit Goaeroot. which may be add. of borrowing at a high rate. lusts after the enjoyment of her persou, sad to burg'
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