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SPAIN.

SPAIN.
bayonne ar j le of May 4th, says.-
aOnr accounts from Madrid are of tn sath
me hrst Executive Comm ssion co, tinue,
I" Try and condemn with the same prompt
tudi az heretofore Two no nrn have
bee whipped, II third tafred 4 feather
Ell, and promenaded through the sire. to on
an ass. These women had issued sediiinns
cries. The Apostolic Junta is still al the
head Of Affairs. This fnrms the rcpresen-
tati'e government, which il has been iud-
B"d proper IN give To Spain, for il il
true, that each Chapter has sent Deputy
to il.
Accounts from Cadiz and the cnvirons
say, that the season has cnmmouced in =
manner winch pXcltes some approximations
nt The yellow fever, which would probably
ne very destructive, IN account of the
number of foreign troops.
AnddlnSla, II IL atirmed Is ina state Of fer
mentallen the ru,irons of Randa remain
infested with gueIIllas, who ALL be rrinfor-
crd by ihr prisoners returning from France.
lie French troops ar much harassed Y
the forced marches they are obliged a.
make. Disorders have been caused IN Sc
v"ral places by the Royal Volunteers, and
accounts from Badajos say, that these
had been smart action between them and
the French troops, the cause of whrh Is not
mentioned. The French have evacuated
Carlhagena.
Bayonne papers of a later date than
those which give the above statements VIZ.
of May 9Th, declare that the difference he
tween the French and the people of Spain
were increasing even in the capital, where
II Al, 4 L. 4
There were frequent conferences between
the foreign Ambassadors aud the Spanish
Minister'S AT Aranguez on the subject of 5,
A erica II the English AMBASSADOR is said
to have waited on tn. King on the Atli May,
Il Ia have told him, i" that his government
had commissioned him to demand of Spain
its Uitimatnm respecting America, aud To
lnform him that il was for the last time
and that IN ease no answer srssTld be made
Ia this application, il would find itself M
der the necessity Of immediately adopting
such measures as IT should Judge the most
suitable for IFS own interest
Paris papers Of the 14th Of May, contain
an amnesty of Ferdinand V II. accompanied
with proclamation from his Majesty call
ing upon his subjects 10 follow his example,
aud :" 10 sacrifice" their rrsenimrnts and
personal wrongs, for the Incompatible hlcs-
sings of union AID Internal peace = and
requesting them to make the complete
restoration of order in the peninsula pre-
lode Ia the reconciliation between them
aud their brethren in America The *.
captions are principally compfi-ed Of In"
following class of persons. /. The chiefs
of The military insurrrrlion Of the lie of
Leon. &. The mrmbrrs of the C"rtcs who
proclaimed the dr,hronement Of the King
at Seville. 3. The chiefs of military insnr-
rcctlons in different parts of Spain, al Ma
did, &c. d. che as4assins of Ninnrza, the
Judges "f Elio, aud the authors of the mas.
sacres in the prisons Of Grenada.
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NJ. MAVROCORDATO,
GiORGIO PRAIDl, Secretary.
lALh. AnrIl. 1904.

The death of another lcadins character
among the Greeks, that of toLocoTRoN,
is meutunrd, hat the obituary notice
is very different from that of the English
noble,nqn. Ii IS said that for The last three
years he kept up the flames of discard a
n,oag his countrymrn, and has at last fallen
bv their hands, but whether by conflict or
alter trial is not mentioned. This intell
sence comes from CnnsIaLtln"Pir, via.
Odessa, and is Of tue date of April the nth.
Previous letters state that the fleet was on
the point of sailing with troops from that
place against Greece, but that il was IN u
very bad couditon, ard the soldiers much
dissatisfied with the service. The question
If the evacuation Of Moidayia aud Walla-
cni4, is Indefinitely adjourned.
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fay AUTHORITY.

libHIfF htlsI
AN ACI authorizing M examination ~ In
vey OF the harbor III GhnHcston, IN Sonih
Cnrolna, OF 81. Mnry IN Grorgia, and of
the eoast 81 Florida, hnd Tor oil'er porposes.
he II earoitd ny he ,Senais md Ho0Sc Qf
He/pcscHiatirospf Me HGihd iStnfes ofH
mpfc1 IN fongf"ss oasembifd, That the
Secretary al The May he, and lac is hereby
authorized 10 eaiisr tu he nndp, M exam
lnalpn and survey ot The hafburs nf
Charleston, IN Spnih "a oina, and 81.
Mary p. III Georges, in reference 10 the
nxpcdenry of establishing a navy yari
ut either OfIhosc places, Tor thr building
add repairing slooIs of war and other
vessels III an inferor class aud also. II
cause 10 he mad. aud perfected Al exaai
nation md survey of ihr harbor Of prnaa.
cola, aud The coast Of Flollda, IN order II
ascertain thee .,rllrnry Of establishing "A
naval depot ~ Pensacola, or ~ snch place
N the vicinity dit. as may be most ad-
vautag"oVs ~ The United States. ard lat
the sun of five thousand dollars he, aud
the same ~ hereby, Appropriated, fai the
pnrp6s, aforesaid ont of any money III
the Treasury, not otherwise appfopriat
ed,
Washington Approved. May % IG2t
JAMES MONROE
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

New YoRK. Jnnr 25.-The ship Flu
pirates, Captain Spragae, has just arrived
from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the
esd Of May. By this arrival the editors
of the Commercial 3drertiser have received
files of London papers Ia the Esd, with
Lloyd'5 and Shipping Lists, &c.
At this late hon it cannot be expected
that we should descend much into detail
with the news. The must prominent mat
ters that engage our attention, are the va
riaus accounts uf an attempt IL b ing about
4revolltlon in ortugh. We must be as
brief as possible.
1t apprars that the Queen and the Infant
Don Miguel. defended tn deprive the King
of his royal authority, and the latter, who
was commander in chief ofthe army, was
10 have been declared Regent on the 29th
May, When the friends Of the Royal Fami
~, celebrated the ltte Of the Princess Bel
II, now in Span, on which occasion the
British Ambassador gave Grand Ball
Some movements during the night excited
spspci0ns, thai all was not rs IT should be-,
and at day break, to the surprise Of the
public, the great square ri Lisbon was filled
with troops and the Infant Don Miguel at
tlef acad.
twas rnmored that an attempt had been
ma le in The night Ia aaaasslnate the hi = j;
Lat many persons were implicated in
lhe PIT fnrmrd Tor th%' !"rP"7" ; "nd
'hat Pampluna, Count DE farate, Count
''"hor' ana "iher o's''i's.i ''eu P',H'"s
VINO enloyeu me n"Ea' e"n"u' o'''''n '''a
'o'" ueciar'u paiilH ''' III '''r '""' - "''
nern 'PtrrIlrhdta as coP-Fi' ''o,s' ne"
'"''9'tr "l "'iee wis 'i, '"''"'" Wv N''s
was 'tot up ana Tue hummer Oh tS'S III
"'n'''so 'sheu Pefs",'S "'s i'"''' ~ J." . ~
2h access 10 thr h'hS was ufnle"' u.'h
'iT D'P'omh'lc 1n''9 "ssei'"''a IL n"ns !,
!" ur'hano'ha an i''''' ~ i'' " d '"''''"
u'",es,'n@ STATE 81 'a'''"' anu S,,"'''''
u ""a' h'd h"' s"'"S '"' warn ne ~
''"u"'ee "' l't' ;. zee vas '''"
=" "'S arrival NE "'''1p ~ ,,s''' ,''''
-" exposure ct 'l'' ''eNs 81 ''e |'''"
f",y' anu ra'i''' - ~
in"n' ny hi~ hoN3' 'l.H,'nrs'' "n''"' ','N
'o' "an ~ N''5n' WIN '"' n''',',',1''"'". =
y" 'lSis''' III "'' " 7"''
- '''t Mn" na''''' !" i, >F'' nv ''''Pa'
~ winch was to,"I''5" ","'' '.'o ,,
~ wv "i'i'"''" ~ w ''.e''
t"''' .a'' T''''' "'.' " '''i' ~
W. '"''S 't'"S - '''' W. ,''''
~ t, ~ ''',"'" Nv - ~ ~
"''o''" "h'a Tue aoo'V eo''9"''"'''''
wv" P'"'e'
As late rs the 5.h of May, universal DIS
Hu'' prevailed. Don Miguel stlil had Com.
l'and ot the troops, the prisons We Gro"
died. and tb,. .,r,r.t-d u,rsnns detached l.,
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Spirits 1'Upentine, LinS,ed OH, &c.
SniioMAS J. DuVhL, Al the sign of tho
- Golden Mortar, on Bank Square, has
ja,t received an AZ ditiohal supply oi SPIRITS
IURrENTiNE, LlNSEED OIL, und nun
Der OF other articles IA his line, which he Of
fer for sale on tue most reasonable t.rEle.
for cash July 6
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Notice.

T'HE partnership of The firm Of Echols
l. d North, IN consequence Of The death of
Joseph Echhls, aud by consent Of the repie.
sentative Of the deceased, aud the SURVIVING
partner, is dlssdieed--lhe business ofihe sid
irm remains with Abrnm H. North, the snf.
yiying partner, for settlement All persots
having claims against said FIRM, arr rnrhestly
requested TO hiring Them forwnrd Tor AAin.l.
meni, and those indebted 10 said firm arr -.
icited 10 make immediate pay meii to lie
said A. X. North.
ABRSM n NORTH,
SURFING Partatr 81 EehaisS .N6r.s
Nm l. LAMBETH, .iti1
For Elizabeth +. Erhais fterutrir af
.o"Pl Ecaes,aeeH
luhe - 81 -
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"A. INAPPROPRIATE.
8 To J. BowRING, Esq.
Secretary to the Greek Committee.
From the Philndeiphia Gazette, Jtne "a.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LATEST From EUROPE.
The packet snip Colossus, arrived al this
port this morning, brought, we are inform
ed, but ono paper of later date than those
previously received at the eastward, the
John Bhl newspaper Of May nth, for
a gentleman ofthis city. OF this we have
been SD fortunate as to obtain the loan.
Il 2 news which will excite the most in
trrest on this side of the Atlantic, is that Of
the deaM Of Lord byron. His drceasc
took place at MlssolonGhi on the 18th OF
April, after an illness ri ten days. His DO
dy had arrived al Zante, Nhith, Lord Sid
nry Osborne, according 10 letters from
him dated Corfu, April eth, WAS to pro-
coed Immediately, 10 make such arrange
lnents as the occasion required.
The following is a translation of the pro-
cIamatiou which was issued by the Greek
Autholiles at MssoIongh, to the grief Of
its inhabitants, who oerc arrested in the
celebration Of their Easter festivities
Provincial GorcrHment Of Greece.
The present days of tr~llvIty are con
vrrted into days of bitter iameutation for
all. Lord Noel Byron departed this life
to-day, about IL O'Clock in the evening, in
consequence of rheumatic innammalory
fever, which lasted for 10 days. During
the time of his illness, your general anxiety
eVinced the profound SORROW that pervadcd
Your hearts. All classes, Without dlstinc-
ton of sex or age, oppressed by grief, en-
tireIy forgot the days of Easter. The
death of This llu>trIous personage is GER
iainiy most calamitous event for all
Greece, aud still more anrnlablr for this
III n ri
- hlch he became a citizen, and of the dan
gers Of which he Was determined pr
eunaly To partakr, when circumstances
should require if. His mnnlGcent donations
to this cnmmupiy afe before the eyes of
every one aud 40 one Among uS ever ccas-
ed, or will ever cease 10 consider him, with
he purest and most grateful sentiments,
our benrfactor. Until the dispositions of
the Natio al Government regarding this
ralamitniIs event be known, by virtue of
TIVE Decree of the Legislature, No. 3l4, of
date the 18th October, II Is ordered To
morrow, by sunrise, thl'ty-sefen minute
guns shall he fired from the batteries If the
town, cqua! to the number of yeats Of tn
deceased peronagr. All public olhees,
i ,cluding all Courts of Justice, shall he shut
ior the three following da' :. 3. Allsh"ps,eX-
crpt those for proylslans & medicine, shall
also be kept shut aud adj sorts of m"slcal
Instruments, all dances customary III these
days, ali sorts Of t, stisily AID merrlnent IN
the public laterns, AID ~" sort oi nb1c
amusement, shall cease during the above
named period. 4 A general mourning
sin II take place for 81 days. 3. Funeral
ceremonies shall be performed in all the
i.hnr1hns
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A Paris paragraph Of May 10, saws -
We learn from Barcelona, under date of
me 8is inst. that an English vessel of war.
having on board Admiral Sir II. b. Nnalr,
arrived at Mahan ia o lays Gnm Algi,rs :
ana, according n he communications made
ny the British Consul. no arrangement h d
oeen entered into with the Dey-in conse-
quence, the poft aud coast remained strict
| ly blockaded
Lord Byronis no more lie sleeps with
the mighty dead The world has done
With his tfuis and fo'blrs. whatever they
were. He persisted ia cause worthy of
ms lame and genius Greece, the subject
OF ms earliest aud sweetest muse. employ
ed his latest efforts. The grief of the Ii.
ierary world will be heightened by the
news IF the destruction Of his life, written
by himself, and IN which it is said he han
died himself with serenity few men are
capable of
The Greeks have requested and obtained
the heart of Lord Byron, which will BIZ
placed IN a Mausolcum, in that country,
the liberation of which Was his last wish =
His body will be brought to England.
DEATH OF LORD BYRON.
LONDON, May ia courier arrived IN
town yesterday with the distressing news
of the decease of Lord Byron, at Misso-
longhi, on the 10Th of April, after an illness
of ten days. cold, attended with innam-
nation. was the cause of the fatal result =
Lord Sidney Osborne's letters from Corfu
are dated the eth or April. His Lordship
was about to proceed 10 Zante, where the
body had arrived.
Lord Byron had perfectly recovered
from his illness in February, which was OF
quite a different nature from that under
which he died.
The following letter, announcing the
death of Lord Byron, has been addressed
ny pi,nce Mavrocordato, the Secretary TO
the Greek Committee
NIssOLoNGHI, 9Th, [2othl April, t8et.
Sir, and my very dear friend-It is
with the greatest affection that fulfil the
duty of giving you the sad news Of the
death of Lord Byron, after an illness often
days. Our loss is irreparable, and it is with
justice that we abandon ourselves to incon
sOlable sorrow. Notwithstanding the diff
ticult circumstances in viii. u am placed,
| shall attempt to perform my duty In
wards this great man: the eternal gratitude
of my country will perhaps be the onl,
true tribute to his memory. The deputies
will communicate To you the details Of this
melancholy event, on which tn, grief which
! feel will not allow TIE Ia dwell longer.--
You will rxcusc-you will justify, my be
ing overwhelmed with sorrow, and accept
the assurance of my devotion aud the high
consideration with which | have the honor
to be, sir, your very humble and very obe-
dent servant,
a NAVROCORnATO
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q nnaY arret lie Pr Tnil.n

-
We rrcDllcct reading the following hH
rnorous letter from a sslor rived from
long lsdia voyage, To bis brother in Lon
don, some years ago, IT which time u
weni The rounds II The newspapers. Some
)" has revived II With new dsfe far fhs
pc cni year, probably nhds'tite inpfeosi.s,i
thai the editors and reiders hid disregsid
Ell the earnest Injunction IT the Niitcr---
Don't forget ilir Pig .thil"
Harr,n Husiiags fpdidmda,
GRAtTRI vp, March 81, IRA.
Dear Brother Tam This curnrs h. l,o
n !" find you ~ good lielih ia lreses M.
safe hnch"r'd lmre yesterday nj e =. ~.
alter pheasant voyage tolefpbl. short and
u few -qnall,--Drar Tom, heprs To find
poor old Father Stout, aud am quite out
ri pig tail Sights rf PIG tna 1T gfa,rsrnd
hui unfortunately nut fl for deg IL ciioe
- Dear T"m, Captions hoy viii bring ,po
This aud ppi pig iaii in his pocket, ~h.n
bort - Beat IN London nj thu hla,k boy ~
J dies where ga, ncks fur rir isai ig-ini
pound PIG tail mill 10 and am short 81
sh'ris. Dear rom, ns for slIi,ts only ionk
whereof onr Is quite enrn out, luther
m"sl, hui don't forget the piglail ~ ! had
mot anid Ia ehor ne,rr einrr Thursday
Dear fnm, ~ io, the shirts Your aizc will
do "nly l"iirrr-i like I'm lous e, one Il
present, best NJ Tower hll, aud ehea,i-- hut
be- part enlar IL 90 IT, die fni lie piStad
II the bi.rk boy aud Dear Tom ncls fnr
pound bel riglHl, and lpi II h, good pig.
tail 81 y II rp--Dear Tom, shalI be up
about Monday ~ thefeahuuis. Not 81
particular lor the shirt. ~ I'll. present can
br washed but don't fnrgrt the pigtail with
on' tlli fosDn Your lo,ing brother.
-. r."
7, s.-Don't forget the rigtal.'
An lfish newspaper cs2rrssrs aarnsitl,s
un'asiness Ut thu cunh icinon If y bittt map
and too uomen undo th, mhHttog Act
We understand thai tht President nf tho
american Academy of the Ais ana s,r.n
e"s, III" Hon 1ouS QutNcS AnANS, ws4,
n the meeting III Nov mlcr, lkq5, :, qnes
ted 10 pronounce q discolrs" belnr" Tie
Araden', ,at a public nnellnp tllr ensuing
summer Neaic iu6rmed thai Nj Al
ans has ,ninmlrd hls READINESS 10 comply
viii tn request ii lhi Academy, aud =
pressed ms wlsh--bhoula the wait Of IL
SUE from Indispensable duuss prevent liis
dong II IN H.. prnar's 81 ~ the present SCI
son--Iliai the fuldmrul of the purpose III
III" headrmy maj be poslponrd 10 the fol
! lowing 5e'T. u. ). Literary GHz.
DR. Rush iced H. 'pl no anecdeio of Or.
Johnson which we have no whore seen
committed 10 paper. Al rarly, whore
DR.. Rush was one Or. Goldsmith took Or.
easion In ask DR.. johnson IL Nj B0sht II
Was mi very fond Of asking qnestions.s-
Why, yes, sir sihll Jnhson, =" such qurs-
/ IinuA M this--a llr Jnhnanu am nt,itie Ia
round, why is not h pear round %
lDem. Press
F6o}s The fuels, tilee Tie saints, have
day dcdiraIed Ia them This Is NIlrd
april foof's dag. But Tom BROWN thinks,
that setting apart one day Of The yter, in
observance nf tits odd custom, may udw
b" dispenaed With, sInee three parts in
] lnILr If liz IL nnl.. IlL.. -LlIlL. III lie NDar
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-.s9s.--
Extract Of letter from Buenos .ayres
.4prH D.

.4P1t5.
" We have a new Governor here, Gen
Los lieras, a brave aud faithful soldier, &
worthy man.
"The news from Lima is bad but by
II letter transmitted To me from young
MIR. Provost, IL appears not 10 be so un
favorable as at first represented. Bolivar
is still at Truxilo, with near $4,000 men.
The royal forces are said by SOME to
mount 10 about $4,000, though by Others
10 not more than 10000 The Franklin
sailed in great haste, on receiving the news,
from Valparaiso for allao, the seaport OF
Lima. have great confidence in Boil
var.
:" congratulate you on the glorious re
suit of your election for Governor never
doubted the success of Mr.. Shulze but
his triumphant majority has exceeded my
most sdnGuiue expectations
[Frdnkiin Cdz.
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Foo}s The lool-, ilee the sainis, hive
u day dcdirned 10 them This Is called
april foof's dag. But Tom BROWN THINKS,
that setting apart one day Of Ihc year, in
Observance Of tits Old custom, may nav
be- d'spen'cd With, since three parts IN
four Of the people are fouls Ill Tie year
round
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The title Of Lord Byron, desccnds 10
Capt. Byron, Wen known for hj4 escape II
The Bcyidrre friaatr, from the squad
ron under Capt. liodgrrs, during The late
MAR.
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Extract Of letter from Capt, Hin. Wheel
right, late Of this toion, (ofHe House Of
Roberts and Wheelright, Gaayacu l, ]
dated
Guayaquii, March 10, 1924.
:" left Lima in the hands OF tho Span
iards. They entered the city, 5000 strong,
on the 25ih uii the handful of Patriot
soldiers retreated before them. All WAS
quiet foreign property was respected, 4
10 excuses enmruitted. What will he
the event ofthese things il is impossible to
say. The Spanish army is Formidable
but if Bolivar has tia'e In get his troops
from Venezuela, he will he successful
hut should the Spanish army press hard
upon him, before the reinforcement ar
rives, he will be compelled To retreat
Lima Is now bockaded hy Admiral
CURE. Business will be entirely suspen
died so long as the Spaniards have the
command on shore. Many voyages will
he destroyed IN consequence, as there is
no other ma Ret of importance on the
coast for the consumption of provision.
The English property existing in Lima,
when the Spanilrds entered, exceeded IN
amount 6o0,00 dollars. On all goods ex
IstIng, paid 40 per cent duty---and adding
90 per cent. paid to the Patriot Govern
meat, gives the amount of 80 per &C.
duty. THIS haweyer, was no more than
the British merchants anticipated no
doubt the value Of the goods will increase
IN the like proportion in Lima"
Capt. w. on his journey from Lima to
Callao was attacked by -four teen or fifteen
robbers, who wounded and robbed him
but some officers coming up, providentialIy
rescued him from the hands of the assas
sins.
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The memoirs of Lord Byron, written by
himself, nye, W. Lrllr'e, lost to thr world
forever. This posihumnus record of the
deceased nohlrmau mad been deposited, ~
our readers may have ntprmpd thrmsrlvrs,
in hr Keeping of Mr. ThomaS Moore, aud
d.. igued MS - legacy for hi benefit. This
gcptlcman with lhr consent and nj Tie de
sire Of Lord Byron, had long ago sold ia"
manuscript to Murray for the large sun Of
/ 1000. Since the death Of Loud Byron,
II occurred To the sensitive and hohorable
mind Of Mr. Moore. that by possibility, al
though The noble author himself bad given
lnll authority for a disclosure of the docn-
mrnt, some Of his fpnily mi,ht br woun.
Died or shocked by il. He Appointed,
therefore u time for meeting near con.
neRiUn with The noble I.urd, (u6t Lady
Byron. and after deliberate and jaint pr
resul uf rbr work, finding tb,t this Lady
apprrhchdcd from il much pain 10 The
minds of many persons sill living, though
nu sort of lmputaioD on her brn'hcr's mt
mory, Nj. Moore, with u spirit md gene
rosity which the better part rait Ut MAJ
ind VIII he AT M loss 10 appreciate, placed
The manuscript ia The LADY, hnd, and per-
united hef 10 burn II IN his presence! Ills
sacrifice ofsclf interest 10 ioity Goring vas
IN ale lasl week. aud the nrz' rnorziog thc
! 900 was cp, 10 NJ. Murray by Lord
Byrnp's srlf drsllfutcd lnehie". The last
word, nj hat nohlcman, hrfUc the deli
nm which $, ihrd lis powerful mind nilbm
three days of his death, were" wish II
10 be known, thai my 'last thoughts wcrr
given 10 my wIt, my cidj, ind my sister,"
IL addhiun to the Circumstance have
already stated relative 10 the burning OF
Lord Byron's autographed memoirs, W
have been ufrrn d that the family of thr
decrasrS nobicman offered Mr.. Moore
Ia, O9O Ia deliver MP to thfin the manu-
script in his possession. Mr.. Moore de
clucd the pee uDiafy rrCompense thus lIbe-
ally rendered, but assrntrd 10 cOnml, them
IL The flames irlhcir publication on peru
N Of them, should hu disappfoNed of by
his ing relations Our rradrfs are
,iarr 81 lite ri suit, the destruction oil
these moi interesting memoirs.
.,"sG,s
The title OF Lord By ron, descends 10
Capt. Byron, Wen known for h+ escape II
The BcIgidrre friaatc, from the squad
ron under Capt. l.edgrIs, during HE late
war.
A Musical Language has been nyc.tcd
IT Prris-in which a Turk aud French
man Kent M a conversation for half 81.
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A Musical Languogr has been invc'tcd
II pyris--in which Turk aud a French
man kept NJ conversation for ha'i Il.
IA with fate aid uldle.
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