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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19
DIED.


In this town, yesterday, an infant child of Mr..
John M'Farland
In New-0rieans, of the yellow fever, on the
Goth of August, Mr. PETER w. OGDES, son of
the late Col Matthias Ogden. of this town
In Lawrence, N. j. on the 18th of August.
WATERS SMITH, in the S8th year of his age. His
youth exhibited uniform prudence and propriety
of conduct. which promised and produced great
excellence of character in subsequent life. Soon
after manhood, he avowed his belief and partici-
patton in the christian faith and hope. Through
all his after life he adorned the doctrines of the
gospel, and was steady example of consistent
piety. His great object appeared to be to grow in
grace himself, and to do good to others. To the
congregation of Lawrence, of which he was an ell
der for near so years, he was sincere friend and
benefactor. His benefits consisted both u the be-
stowment of earthly treasure, and in the exercise
OF early, constant, perseverng and successful care
over all her interests, temporal and spiritual for
more than half century. Supported by a strong
faith in Christ and hope Of eternal life through
him, he bore his painful sickness with entire re-
signation to the divine will. and the approach of
death, with great composnre. 10 him was af-
forded striking illustration of truth he often re-
cited in his Sickness Great peace have they
that love thy law" His funeral was unusually
large and solemn. A discourse, suited TO the oc-
casion was delivered by the Rev. Mr. Brown, pas
tor of the parish, from 9 Chron. xxxy. 24-a lind
all Judah and Jerusalem noiTaed for Jssiah."
Trenton Fed.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19
BosToN, Sept. IS,
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

DosToN, oept. I'D.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
By the ship London Packet, Capt. Ira
cy, which arrived at this port last even
ing, 10 passage of "a days, we have re-
ceiyed London news ten days later than
our previous advices.
A Freuch ordonnance was issued July
26th, imposing duty Of 90 francs per
ton, with the additional 10 per cent. on
all vessels of the United States 10 French
ports 10 Europe, to take effect upon yes
sells which left the u. States after the 18th
Juue the date at which the act of Con-
gress Of the U. S. Of May last was suppos-
ed to have been known throughout the
United States. Vessels 10 ballast are not
subject to the new duty; and this duty is
to cease as soon as the repeal of our duty
shall be officially known in France.
Another ordonnance of the same date,
grants premium Of 10 francs per 100
killogrammes on cotton imported from
America in French vessels after the 18th
Of October; and all imported from the
United States before that time 10 French
vessels which shall have paid the duty Of
$l8 per ton 10 our ports.
Some serious counter revolutionary
movements had hegun in Spain, some par
ticulars Of which will be found below.
LONDON, Aug. 8.
Counter Revolxtien in Spain.
Extract Of letter from st. James,
(Gallicia,) dated July 22.--" We are al
this moment surrounded by war; the
counter-revolution has broken out in the
greatest force. A Junta, which styles it.
self Apostolic, has assembled 90 the Dor
ders Of the Mimic, which separates Por-
tugaI from Gallicia. All persons Of note,
who had taken refuge 10 Portugal from
the vexations TO which they were subject
ed in consequence Of the Revolution, has
ten from all quarters to join the Jania.---
The Duke de pInfantado was at Valen-
cha three days ago, aud would pass the
Mimic yesterday to put himself at the
J head Of the Insurgents. Three thousand
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19

Chinese, in their tender hospitality, had
permitted her to anchor in their waters,
and ordered that she should have CON-
predore; that we must use all possible ex-
petition 10 refitting, and go to sea, the
proper place for cruizers that We must
not be lingering about the coast; that, II
we do, they will use force TO drive us
away. 1t concludes, by exhorting HinIee,
as they call him, not to oppose q special
edict. / wonder what they will do now
we have returned. AS yet they have
been very quiet.
A brig arrived here a few days ago
from Valparaiso, she left there in the be-
ginning OF January. Her captain states
that Capt. Downes had as much to do as
he could possibly attend to That the Ma
cedOoian sailed from Valparaiso two days
previous to his sailing"
From the Beardstown Ken Repository Aug %.
Another Bank Ruptioa.--ft is stated
upon the authority Of the Louisville Pub
lie Advertiser, aud corroboraIed by re-
spectacle gentleman from Indiana, with
whom We have conversed, that the parent
Bank Of Indiana, the principal Bank at
Vincennes, had failed. That the United
States had checked upon her for govern
ment deposits to the amount of 5000 900,
a balance Of $4,000 of which remain
unpaid; 10 consequence OF which all fur.
Their deposits of public monies were to be
Withdrawn. and their paper refused in
payment Of lands. So We 60 beneath the
sun.
oUNT-PLEAsAET, Sept. IL.
Z On Saturday evening last, the sloop
Mary, Of Bridgeport, Capt. David Ufford,
was run foul Of, about mile below this
place, by vessel from Coxackie, (the
Ambassador the former bound up, the
latter down, the river. The bowsprit Of
the Coxackie vessel struck the boom of
the Mary, broke it, carried overheard
Capt. Il. who. was at the helm, and se-
vereiy bruised Mr.. George Holly, pas
senger on board. The Mary's tiller was
also carried overheard. Capt. u. must
have been very much mangled, as some OF
his clothes we're torn off and left on board
his vessel, bis vest was found in.ihe yawl
at the stern, and some Of his bones were
discovered on Sunday, sticking fast to the
bowsprit of the VESSEL that run foul OF him.
The Coxackie sloop is now lying al New
York. Capt. u was about 35 years of
age, and has left an amiable wife, and two
children, residing at Bridgeport. Such is
the information communicated by Mr..
Holly, the passenger above mentioned.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19

HNHE subscribers offer TO Rent the
n STORE ia Elizabeth Town, be-
longing TO the estate Of JAMES WILSON.
ESQ. deceased--and at the same time dis
pose Of, at reduced prices, the remainder
of the GOODS on hand, consisting OF a
pretty general assortment OF Dry Goods,
Crockery and Hsrdware--Its situation is
very convenient, and 10 pleasant part
of the town.
Those persons who have unsettled ae-
counts with said estate, are sgain request
ed to make payment Immediately, or their
accounts will be placed 10 the hands Of a
proper officer for collection.
ELEANOR WILSON \ q
NICHS. ARROSMITH, :
DAVID MEEKER, s
". A. WILSON, y
Els. Town, Sept. Is, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19
gIrI lid g GAZE 9 sszazllas z Z 10
ELIZaBETH-TOWN,
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1890.
COMMUNICATION.

The REPUBLICANS of the county Of
Essex, are invited TO attend a County
Meeting at the house of NATHAN SEBURY,
10 Camptown, 90 Monday the 18th inst.
at 2 o'clock, P. M. to appoint Delegates to
attend the Convention at Trenton, and
transact such other business as may be laid
before them.
Sept. l8, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19

armed peasants this morning marched up
on Orense, aud the constituted authorities
fed another corps of Insurgents march,
ed from the neighborhoOG Of Corunna, a.
long the sea-coast, aud occupied the pen.
Ursula Of ST. Andrian. We expect, every
moment to see them within our walls. 1t
is said that the Apostolic Junla has estab-
|iished itself at Tuy. The rallying cry Of
this army is g God and the King and
its avowed aim is to preserve the ancient
liberties of the Spanish Monarchy. It is
remarked that the peasanlry are armed
with excellent English muskets, and that
they are all animated with great enthasi-
asm. A great portion Of the regiment Of
the Guides joined them at Ria.
"On receiving information of these
movements, the Jnnla Of Corunna declar-
ed itself permanent. aud all possible milf
ltary measures have been taken. The i'm
mediate arrival here has been announced
to US, of Col. Espinosa, with the battal.
lions Of Arrsgon and CASTLE, and the ma
rine division which is stationed at Moja.
Our Archbishop has received orders 10
repair Instantly !e Carnnna; if is said at
this moment, that after a somewhat yigo-
rous conflict on the Mimic, nearly the
whole Of the regiment Of Ponteyedra
passed over 10 The Insurgents.
p. S. 1t is announced that in the
course of yesterday, after some sharp
lskirmishing, the battalion Of Burgos was
put to fight, and that the Insurgents have
entered Orense. This requires eonfrma-
tion. The confusion which prevails here
al this moment will not permit of my col.
lecting sufficient information. What is
certain is, that the militia Of Corunna mus
tered in haste TO the number of 100, have
refused TO take part against the Insurgents
and that the Junta is in state OF coDster-
Inaliou.
Michigan Tsrrifory.-A communica
| ton appears 10 the Detroit Gazette of ltf
August, after just philippe against the
plan of our territorial governments, a:
!" containing, 10 The very terms of lis enun.
cialion. complete definition of despot
ism" proceeding to exhibit variety o.
charges against the mode 10 which tina
government is administered. We of course
know nothing of the truth Of them but
If they be vel founded, Il is ;aaeeA higL
time that reformation took place. Abu
SEES, however, are inseparable from ths
system; it is impossible they should 90
exist under a government 10 which th,
Judges compose the Legislature which
enacts the laws they are themseiyes'lo ex
pound. OF the nature of the charge
some idea may be formed, from the asser
| s;cs, that 30 Journal IS kept Of the pro
ceedings uf the Legislature, that acts arr
Frequently signed without being even read
land, after their enactment, differently con
strued, according TO the opinions of tn,
Judges respectively as TO what ought 10 BIZ
the law in the case, &c.--.Aat Intel.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19

Joseph Rogers
Thomas Rowan
Zachariah Rossell
John Rutherfurd
Rcbt. w. Rutherfurd
Gerard Rutgers
James Schurman
Joseph Sharp
James Sherron
John M. Sherrerd
Isaiah Shinn
William j. Shinn
Bernard Smith
Mesiman Smith
Isaac Smith
Abijah Smith
Henry Southland
Samuel l.. Southland
Samuel Southland
Einatlian Stevenson
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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19

John Condit
Lewis Condict
SiIas Condif
James Cook
Isaac w. Crane
Samuel Dickinson
John Dickinson
Philemon Dickerson
Jeremiah Dubois
Benjamin Egbert
Ebenezer Elmer
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19
GROCERIES. &c.

TIME subscriber has Just received a
new assortment Of GROCERIES.
which ne has selected from the New
York market With care, and warrants TO
be of the first quality, and nov offers
for sale low for Cash, or a short cred
it;-among which are the following arti.
cIes. viz.
Cognac BRANDY
Holland and Pierpoint's GIN
' S:;;;::; and RUM
e. %sss' e; WINES
Claret
s s s:s,: and sveAns
s;::; s ss:.'. TEAS
Molasses
Green Coffee
Chocolate
Rice, Starch
! Spices, &c.
Sweet Oil
Spermaceti Lamp Oil
Salt
Powder and Shot, &c.
White Lead fEnglish)
Yellow Ochre
Spanish Brown
Verdigris
Paint Oil
Spirits Of Tlrpentine
Lamp Black
Also, handsome assortment of IRON
HOLLOW WARE.
c. S. WINANS.
Eliz. Town, Sept. 10, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19

4 List of the persons nominated as CGrsdi-
dates for Electors Of the pert Presiden1
and Tice- President Of The United States
on the part Of the State Of Ne'u-JerSey.
Abraham Ackerman Shepard Kollock
William Andrews John Laning
Robert L. Armstrong Nathan Leake
John Armstrong Joseph M'Iyaine
John Il. Banta Samuel Mathews
Epbraim Bateman James Matiack
John Beatty Isaac Mickle
Peter Bidcrback Samuel Miller
Joseph Bloomfield David Mills
Joseph Boss Lewis Moore
Adam BOYD James Morgan
Abraham Brown Aaron Nuns
job Brown John Nelson
Joseph Budd Ethan Orsborn
James Burch Jehu Patterson
James w. Burnett WINS. Pennington
Moses Burt Samuel Pennington
Robert Campbell Zacheus Ray
Charles Carmichael David Reeve
Charles Carson Abraham Reynolds
Charles Carter Joseph Rogers
Thomas Chapman William Rosseli
Charles Clarke Andrew Rowan
James Clarke Sylvester ID. Russell
Israel r. Clawson John Rutherford
Enoch Clifford Martin |. Ryerson
John Clement Nathaniel Saxton
James Cook James Schurenan
John Condit Ebenezer Seeley
Lewis Condict Elias z. Seeley
Slas Condit Joseph Sharp
Edward Condict James Sherron
Sias Crane Isaiah Shinn
Benjamin B. Cooper John N. Simpson
Richard NJ. Cooper Henry Smally
John Crowell John L. Smith
John N. Cumming Henry Southland
John S. Darcy Isaac Southland
John Dickinson Samuel l. Southland
Solomon Doughty Abraham Speer
Jerediah Dubois Ezekiel Stevens
Ebenezer Elmer Daniel Stuart
Timothy Elmer Robert Stuart
William B. Ewing William L. Stiles
Charles. Ewing Peter j. Stryker
Solomon FrEagh Michael Swing
Theo. Fretnghuysen David Thompson
John Firth Jehu Townsend
Daniel Garretson Jesse Epson
William Griffith Jesse Uptan
Henry Hankinson James Van Kirk
Amos Harrison Aaron Vansickle
Thomas Hendry Thomas Ward
John S Holmes Elijah Ward
Thomas R. Howell Benjamin Wilkins
Ralph Hunt, of Hun. John Wilson, of Esse,
Samuel l.. James John Wilson, of Hun.
John johnson James ID. Westcott
Aaron Kitchel Amos Westcott
Joseph Kiiie Thomas Yarrow
John Kinney, jun. Christian ]. Zabriskie
Abraham w. Kinney
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19

er estremities resemble snake, and many
smaller articles, were seized and brought
to the mayors Office. Among the persons
arrested, there was one white man; the
others we're free coloured people and
slaves.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19
MARRIEn

In this town. on Saturday last, by Oliver Nut
man, Esq. Mr.. ELLIS MoTr, of Union, to Mi.
SARAH SWIFT, of this town.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19
Holland Quilts.

TUST received, and for sale at this
ID Office, a few thousand superior Hob
land QUILLS.
Sept. 10, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19
BANK NOTE TABLE.

Corrected By several Brokers liz .Ner-York.
U. S. Bank Notes not payable in this city, I-2 per
cent discount.
City of N. York and N. York State Notes.
|New-York city notes par
Jacob Barker's Exchange Bank 81 i-e peret. dis.
Jacob Barker's Notes filled up With
red ink, and payable in country SSz LIZ do.
notes
Banks of Albany par
Bank Of Troy par
Mohawk Bank oil Schenectady par
Lansingburg Bank par
Bank of Newhurgh, il not signedwith red ink, pai
Do. do. signed withredink, i-2per ct. dis
Do. do. payable at Ithaca, do.
Washington and Warren Bank 60 do.
Orange County notes l-s do.
Catskill i-2 do.
Hudson Bank S7ag0 do.
Columbia Bank at Hudson I-2 do
Middle District I-2 do.
Bank of Niagara SIS do.
kqueduet Association at Catskill L. do.
Auburn Bank 81 do.
Bank Of Geneva 81 do.
Central Bank at Cherry Valley S-A do.
Chenango Bank 8 do.
Columbia Receivables l-2 do.
Hudson do. 87ag0 do
Utica Bank 3-4 do.
Utica Insurance Company 5 do.
Utica Branch at Canandaigua 81 do
Ontario Bank at ditto 5-4 do.
Ontario Bank at Utica S4 do.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19
CONVENTION.

A meeting Of the Republican Delegates
Of the several Counties of this State, will
be held at Trenton on the first Wednes-
day 10 October next, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, 10 select aud recommend to the
Electors suitable candidates to represent
this State in the next Congress. and to
select candidates to be supported as Elec-
tors Of President aud Vice President.
AARON MUM,
Chairman Of the last Convention.
Sept. II, 1920.
At meeting of the citizens Of the
township Of Elizabeth, convened at Mr..
Craig's Hotel, on Wednesday evening the
18th inst. agreeably 10 notice given in
the public papers, for the purpose Of Sc
lectiDg candidate from Essex county as
member of the General Assembly Of the
State of New-Jersey-
CALEB HALSTED, Jun.
was nominated, and unanimously chosen
to be supported at the ensuing election
and at the same time a committee of five
was chosen to use all diligence to carry
said nomination into effect and make the
same known TO the electors of the several
townships in said county.
By order,
ISAAC MORSE. Chairman.
AARON WOODRUFF, Jr. Secretary.
Sept. 10, 1920.
A Last Of persons nominated as Candi-
dates fa,' Representatives from the
State Of Neiu-Jersey. an the l7th Con
.-..oo - sLa TT..:Sad Cfns.a
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19

Thomas Letson
Stacy Lloyd
James Ludlum
Robert M'Chesney
William MCCULLOUGH
Joseph M'Ilvaine
James Matlaek
Peter Merseles
Samuel. Miller
James Morgan
Caleb Newbold
Thomas Newbold
Aaron Ogden
James Parker
William B. Patterson
Samuel Pennington
Isaac Person
zacheus Ray
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19
CALEB HALsTED, Jun.

A List Of persons nominated as Candi-
dates faa' Representatives from the
State of Nesv-Jersey, an the 18th Con
gress of the United States.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19

Jedidiah Allen
Isaac Andruss
Benjamin Archer
Robert Arnold
Ephraim Bateman
Peter Belderback
Benjamin Bennett
John Blackwood
Joseph Bloomfield
Joseph Bonneu
Rev. VIM. Boswell
Joseph Bullock
Charles Carson
Joseph Cason
George Cassidy
Thomas Chapman
John Clement
Joseph Clement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-16

Others With HAT Of janice JOHNSTON as
President. Many al these coun,rrl,i,s
will probably fad their way ihio the
western county, aud the public, in that
quarter especially, are cautioned against
taking ihcm.
Two persons, who passed of 1T The
Wilmington banks Two counterfeit notes
on the Bank OF The United States, we're
last week traced lbs the rrilers of those
banks 10 IIavre de Grace in Mar, land
aud one of them iakrn and conducted
back Ia Eikiun for safe Keeping. The
other proceeded on towards Baltimore.
and wonld probably Succeed in pas>in,
Oft some OF the same descriptions of cuuu
terieIts III that city. frank G0z.
COLUMBIAN FLAG.
The frs, yesse! bearin. this flag atri
we'd III this port, this mormiug.-ln the
held are three stars representing the three
grand departments q. the Republics
Columbia, VIZ. Nenezuela, New Grenada,
or CuRdinamarca, aud Quito. These
are also designated by three stripes or
flutes, yellow, blue and red. On.
The report. sia ST. Thomas and Charles
tOn, of The defeat al Gen. Pacz and 5000
men, must be entirely incorrect, as the
Columbian brig arrived here this morn
and 81. Thomas. furnishes nothing of
The Kind. 10.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ylraurtii-
nary eiopemcui Of Mr.. WiGiUm 1rigg,
former cashier Of the Bank OF Kentucky,
with youcg woman of respectable con-
nec,ions, has been stated IN ih,s paper.
His age. his religious standing, and iuirg-
rliy. Of character had given 10 the affair
much interesi.-We find in Detroit pa
per the following gratifying result:
To assua-c in some measure the grief and
Indignation which The relatives aud friends of
the ndIscreet aud unfortunate pair muSI feel
at their extraordinary aud wicked conduct,
we have the satisfaction TO state, that ab0nt
two weeks ago they arrived at Maiden, (at
winch time The statement OF their eiUpe-
meni had reached this place. and as soon az
III, ar ARRIVAL was known here, measures were
taken To convince them of the impIoprietv ct
their conduct. The gentlemen who under
took this delicate business, and who we be-
heve, were personally acquainted with DIR.
triSg, had The satisfaction To find uoth deem
ly impressed by the magnitude at their guilt,
and The injury they had done their relatives
and themseves-rheyc consented TO an mnc-
date separation, and tho you = woman is
now IN this place, while MIR. Trig. remains at
MAIDEN. n Y. Col.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-16
FOREIGN.
s.-...s... s..s
EROM FRANCE.

CHARLESTON, May ....By the ship Grrv-
hound, Capt. " EST, in 40 DAYS from Iiavre we
have Paris Papers of the 10Th, and Roueu of
the 18th OF March. y short summary of their
contents will be ionud below.
4 lie papers are principally occupied with
the debates of the French Chamber of Depu.
ties. AT the sitting Of 18th March when the
law came under consideration authorizing the
ministers 10 arrest and imprisOn persons sas-
Fected OF reasonable Infections towards the
government, the members who took part in
the discussion manitesieda degree Of warmth
aud alic:'nSe OF Language, ra,herirreconciiea-
bic with ihe ordrr aud decOrum watch we had
supposed should distinguish legislative as
sembiy. The Law was finally passed by una
lority of 1913 being in favor and iI5 against
IL.
a Paris paper of 10th, states that the Minis
ter fec ling the necessity OF legi;ima;izins or
giving color to The arbitrary measures
which he had called upoH the Deputies to a.
dspt, had fabricated "A story of an extensive
conspiracy, having for ITS object the accom-
plishmeni OF the most diahOiieAl purposes, as
connected with the act OF l.OUvEf. Already,
IL Is stated the police officers ote,ery descriv-
tlnn win their agents and hirelinss are in mo
ton and Intensely es over The country
Spies OF every description inieSt the coffee
houses ard public spectacleS, and penetrate
INTO every place where there is any pr0habil.
liy OF aihXing 10 the imprudcnt or indiscreet
nnmeaninT expressions Oi individuals, the
charge OF deliberate ami intended ucasou.
been nnwarrhnlably emirapped.
lhirtySiwo students III the College Of the
Artillery. had been placed under arrest Tor
having signed petition in favor of iIiS Char
ter.
a pernke maker, coming ont of ihe Non
tesqne Baths, had been taken and carried np
TO the Office of Police tor whistIng in tile
street. There, Ia his asiOnishmeTt, he was in
formed OF the existence OF "a conspiracy. aud
that the conspiratOrs who usually assembled IN
the neighboIhoOd of tie palhis Royal made
themselves known TO each other BY whsIlimg
Although well known the poor peIukc maker
was rot released until lie had furnished seye-
raj sureties.
The Augsburg Gazette states. that NJ. 1'RI-
CANT DE Ia Tour, uncle of Mr.. DECAIEs, and
late his head Secretary, will he appointed by
The King, Secretary General Of the Conmcil of
Ministers. IC;ty Cn-.
j. 'uis tie 18th was receiving tie visits Of
Nobiemen " Foreign Ministers. The tiiluna
OF Correctional Police had been much epgac-
ed some days in examining Witnesses OIL the
action brought by tho Duke de Cuiche against
Al English BarOnet, Sir James Crawford, for
defamation OF Character. sir James CrawfoId
asss' ted, that he wished tie affair to be set-
lied by Duel, which the Duke positively de-
MED before the Court