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It by' uomeni my iutealio to interfere ia tie Ira degree with the admirable institution known' by the name of. the TEllpTIC Vxq but pith due" riJet w. the gentlemen who compose that Committee think there are sources of public benevolence which have not lxn at yet properly explored There are piru of the. kingdom ert the Institution at Ltutai hat never bc heard or or at best it onlyltnown these who read the report of its proceedings in tic Newipaptrs. I wisb Sir that.

tome direct and intelligible appeal thoqld beWde to the ftel. iogs pf tie great mats of the people. I wish Uiat upon au occasion where the meanest individual in the kingdom must assunietd teUIonse degree of Critic au opportunity might be afforded to him JfUillUrutlug his liberality and gratitude. I am anxious to see the' circumstances and the result of the slorious battle of Trafalgar understood and kit in every village and hamlet in the kingdom. I know of no occasion when this kind of appeal I would rtcommrltd could be made with such propriety us on that day which the piety of our Sovereign has set apart fur a General Thanksgiving.

As a sincere friend to the British Navy I submit with diflfidf nee the propriety of making a public collection lit the different parish churches of the United Kingdom jmthat day in aid of the PATRIOTIC FUND. No moment in my opinion could be more fit for invoking assistance fur the iuffennglustrunients of so signal a victory as when the spuV0 1 by religion is poured out in thanks to Him who is tin great Author of it. There are' thousands I am persuaded who would gladly embrace the opportunity of giving their mite unobserved vho would shrink from the of paying a schilling on the counter of a banking- house. If the different congregations throughout the Kingdom were properly rxborted and the principal parishioners woud undertake the. task' pf making tile collections I should took with some confidence towards the.

accumulation of cousi- dtrablc sum. I am Sir ATRtEND TO THE SAW. The Optra' of Thr UotntfitTmrtr was revived at this Theatre last night The part ofJ nJ iGYum wisperformtd by Mr. BiuiuX Mrs. MuvN- tfx pT8fd Elutort fur We first tune and there were awe other chahgesof minor import- abbe in the icait or the" Ojktju Una HAM was wryraucbanddeservedly apfiUuded 19 root of his soats There were torn kowrrerj ia winch appjared to too profusti of his ornaments par.

tcufcrly in Jbr utiful hir Final 6fctoof ity of which was Completely de- the tft Yen MrVBiuiiHila not attained present' eminence it as jBrUKynutions dllllerent iWte we fcklatl mghtthatw beard this de. The Bravura. giy with the uilti we expected either Reset Mr. BRAHAW Vnoi Haying sutEcientlyVtuciizd the song or' ffonWe oiheT cause he dill not succeed in ob- uinftigtiftt applaus phis" plrihd Air originally received. 1 it.

MOUKTA lypltyed lo EKor so leave no regret for the absence of my that has ever led the part. The ori gtnal Music. lost nothing of. its sweetness or effect Iron her- arid she' added truck to the attraction of thtQpcrai by tile introduction of a new Air. It is composition in the Bravura stile by Mr.

I a German Author possessing much spirit awl ttste and what is DO trifling recomrueu- dati5rv considerable novelty in the style. It was etcuted4by Mrs. MOUNTAIN with admirable neatness and pr ciskm. IissNlsT and STO- ltAbrehtined their original characters they were etu with ri less pleasure in them than when the Opera wtstfirst produced. The audience was both numerous and fashionable.

After thetuw Cntiwdy of Ut Delinquent a Ballet entitled The Wilt Islanders or The Court of PrIm wwHfcpresented fur. the first time. It coo' list. of three or four handsome scenes one of whicbiu theChinese style is extremely beautiful. The story is ntither well told nor are there any in uIttits in it-capable of giving much interest to it.

the introduction of the mirror scene has a good reflect the movements of the two IVtid Ittandcrs personated by little BYRNE and Miss Lurixo were reflected with tolerable precision. The llint'- horn and Elie Chinese figure dancers gave an extraordinary brilliancy to the last scene. Yesterday morning the dispatches for Bents Madras arid St. Helena ty the packet were fiuallyclosed at the wt India House aad sent to Portsmouth. The passengers for Bengal are Mr.

JoHxlloav Free Maniicr Mr KITH Em rao1Jluo Mrs. MA rllKB ALt guts MA OA Srvur Jurclt Mk JAWI HA Dr. Most the Residentiary Ganon of St. Paul's Cathedral has written to th Bishop of tIHeoL the Ieausthis seat at IJuCkd in Huntingdon- hire to request a Chapter to- be held for the purpose of making the necessary arrangements for the wural of Lord NELSON A subscription has been opened for erecting a VivJ Pillar Glasgow to the memory of Lord Nnijiir Black Emperor ofjlfayti Prince was born a tin the Island of St. whence ne takes his name.

Hr was by trade prior to the year 1793 and was property of a French Lady who resided at Cape w. He speaks the English language very wwl is altogether less of the savage than in themorning IMC LAW REPORT COUNT or KIXGt UEXCH Sot. TnxxifG GORGES LOWTIIER Tin. person who was now brought up to receive the judgment the Court haH bet tried before Mr. Damn GRAHAM at the lasj assizes for Wiltshire for sending a defamatory letter to J.

BATT Esq. a Magistrate of the same county. It appeared from the Notes taken by the framed Judge at the trial this dayread by Mr. Justice Iv BLANC that employed a person or the name of Sup to dig a well and in consequence of various frauds which were practised upon him by that per- sonhe refused to satisfy him by paying him his whop demand. The labourer applied to the Magistrates amultg whom Mr.

Bait presided to compel the defendant to fulfil his engagement. Three several summonses were issued by the bench and three times was Sups complaint dismissed avid the whole affair seemed to have arrived at its conclusion. Mr. Lowther was however astonished on receiving a fourth notice for his attendance being irritated at this opposition he sent the following letter to Mr. the Magistrate who had granted the warrant purposely misdirected to ft Doctor AT I flattered myself that thee explanation I before gave regarding Sup would have been satisfactory.

Whither you think it right or not to grant a summons to a felon I will wot determine but this 1. kndw that from you us Justices and Gentlemen Ijjshould not have been troubled with another warrit I am doubtful whether to at tri bute the measure to your want of ability as a Justice or to your wish under the cloak of magisterial dignity to offer me a personal insult and I shall he glad to know which of them I an to consider it as to the summons it is unnecessary fur me to say that' I shall pay no attention to it. Signed GOUGES I Upon this letter the Defendant was found Guilty. TUe affidavit of the Defendant stated that the letter was dictated under the influence of the mo- tlltnt. without any intention of deropsitinn from tlce character pf Mr.

Bait and that with respect to the misdirection it was merely from the igno ranee of the name avid profession of the Gentleman to wh it was sent. An affidavit from the Right Rev. Lord BISHOP of GLOUCESTER stated that he had known Mr. a Commoner at Winchester-school and leaving finished his studies there he left it with art unexceptionable character. In life he shew ed more than ordinary zeal to protect the constitution of the country in the moment.

of the most imminent danger IS- Captain and Commander of a Volunteer Corps its Hampshire during the long space of nine years. lie was particularly active in quelling the rebellion in Ireland was a man of fa mily education and murals and the last person who would act in contradiction to those Vs for which he had undergone danger deprivations avid difficulties. By the affidavits of Lord RADNOR and Mr. Aya Magistrates pf the county of Wilts it appeared that- suit had been commenced and was then proceeding under the direction of the Defendant to try' their jurisdiction to decide the question between him and Sop which had been disputed by Mr Lowther. Mr.

JEKYL Mr. ERSKINY and Mr. Leas addressed the Court on the part of the Defendant. they laoored in the present case under no such embarrassment us was usually felt by Counsel in submitting to their Lordships the common topics in mitigation of punishment but here they trusted they should nut be considered to waste the time of the Court. They did not stand hereTor a malignant libeller for even in that case they should think it their duty to ad" dress the Court however they might rejoice at the sentence which was pronounced but they stood up fur a man injured and hurt and perplexed in the extreme.

1 Twice had this gentleman received the thanks of he county of pants and twice did he them but he scorned as a man to be the sounder or this own praise in his affidavit. The attest rhetorician or logician that the world ever produced cuuijJ not have couched a libel in less offensive terms It was said that the sun had its pot" and they might compare this gentleman to the bright orb. of day but where were his blemishes The most that could be alledged against him was that tie was irritated and justly irritated against Mr. Dau for the vexatious proceedings which were had against him. From the high encomiums whicllhad been bestowed upon his cha racter by a Right Reverend Prelate could their Lordships believe him guilty of intentionally writing this libel They esteemed it to he an honour to be his Counsel and for the' dignity or that gentleman they trusted the Court would not consider the letter upon which the prosecution was instituted a libel against that Constitution which he had shewu so much zeal to support.

The SOLICITOR GENERAL and Mr. CJ RROW for the Prosecution said that the Prosecutor and the Defendant seemed to have places. and that the Counsel for Mr. Lowther considered it a mere matter of form that he was brought up to re ceive the sentence of the Court that the Defendant was to be compared to a constellation of virtues or the sun at noon-day whose blots could' scarcely be perceived and that the. crime for which he was brought on the floor before their I onkhtps hardly deserved the name of an offence.

lie had received a crown of glory for his military achievements and an unblemished character from the Bishop of GLOUCESTER but that. is no reason why he should libel the Justices of the Peace to whose jurisdiction the Learned Counsel would venture to say lie was subject. They were far from pressing a case but they hoped their Lordships would view it ire a YHry different' light from' the Counsel for the Defendant nhd would visit tbej ofTtnceby a. very serious punishment. rd KLLftHHOrU trOH.

If the Court should lake furthertime consider is there any wish tin tlieipart of the Crown that Mr Lowther should be committed'-1- pin iuT0 jG2 B4L. tfctai writ my Lord tJ VMI Lord ELLESBORoccif. Then Mr. tnu attend the Court on Tuesday next. COUET or COMMOVTKXS Nor.

21. NEWSPAPER RIGHT. XOXGMAK AXD OTHERS V. TirPASr OTHERS. Mr.

Serjeant Wit LI MS on a former day had moved for a Rule to spew cause why the Defendant who was the Assignee in the right of Ringers Bristol Mercury disposed of to him by the late Proprietor who is a Bankrupt should not ei ther pay the amount of the consideration or purchase-money fur the same to the Plaintiffs who are Assignees of the Bankrupt' effects or surrender the right to them the said Bankrupt having had no legal power to dispose of the same. it being the property of his creditors. He now moved to make the Rule absolute. Mr. Serjeant BEST in shewing cause' argued.

that the mere title right of a newspaper was not of that tangible species of assets upon winch a Statute of Bankruptcy could attach the value ns it depended almost entirely upon the continuance ot the publication which the Bankrupt could nutdu for himself and was nut bound to do for hiscre ditors and it was worth nothing unless the ta lents of the Editor could be transferred along with the title-right. Therefore any coiuidt ration tin- present Assignee of that title-right might be disposed to allow to the late Proprietor came nut fairly within the claim of the Plaintiffs as Assig glees under the Statute. Mr. Strjeant WILLIAMS on the other haul argues that no principle could Le more firmly established in law or practice than this namely that every disposeaLle right vesting in a debtor. ht- came the property of his creditors to the extent of his debt under a Statute of Bankruptcy Such for instance as the right of action fur debt or damages and even under actions fur recovering double forfeiture of money lost at play.

On a similar case whichhe had some time since argued lie had cited a variety of cases and the. Court did him the honour of accrediting hint for touch pains. In short whatever man Jllid a right to sell he had also a right to a rign he could have no right in this ease either to sell or assign that witch having been his at the title of his bankrupt- cy became of course that of his creditors under I the statute. Sir JAM E- MANSFIELD was trdinelt to agr with the argument of Mr. Servant WILLIAMS and further suggested.

that even in tilt case of a walk. where the interest consists in the profit. arising trwrn the sale of newspapers to certain established customers within a particular limit a right was certainly vested in tilt possessor which he might sell or assign and which. consequently would become the property of his creditors in case of a bankruptcy. Such property was frequently devised by will and often became the subject of litigation both in equity and taw.

lie called therefore upon Mr. StrjelIIt BUST to state any case within his knowledge or experience whcrf in it hid ever been imagined thatu right such as that now in question was rot vested in the original proprietor and assignable and consequently the property of his creditors' under a Statute of Bankruptcy. Mr. Snjeaut BEST said he had made very in dustrious research but could find no case precisely" in point. lie merely grounded himself on the best consideration he could give 16 the nature and circumstances of the present case.

I re did not think however the principle objected to him admissible on quite so general a scale as stated by his Brother WILLIAMS as fur instance what would be said in the case or a debtors right upm an action for slander He trusted if they should nol be inclined to discharge the Rule they would assent to his Brother WILLIAMS'S considering the propriety of eh the purchase-money between the Plaintiff und the Bankrupt. Sir ALLAY CuulnnI. answered that part of the argument urged by Mr. Serjeant BEST re spfcting the value of a newspaper right. depending on a transfer of the editors talents by observing that dearly the creditors had no rightful claim un the future talents or labours of the Bankrupt but whatever right 1 claim of any property he had at the time of his bankruptcy was certainly theirs Sir JAMES MANSFIELD was decidedly of this opinion and that the Defendant in this cause could nut complain fur if the Bankrupt Laws deprived him of possession he would be entitled to a return of the purchase-money if not pe might go on HI usual.

Rule rude absolute. In our Report yesterday of the proceedings in the Common Pleas in the Cause The Kit r. HEAD it was stated that the Court had declined any interference in the application made by the Defendant. This was Incorrect the Court adopter a decision in consequence of which the business will again conic before it in a days. Theatrical attractions have revived at Liverpool since Mrs.

Yorxes arrival. Besides Drd- mOntI she has already appeared in the several parts of Lad' UQdulpha Lwaifcrcotfrf in The tin tf the World Julia in The Honey MOM and Rosalind in us You Like It. At the Public-Office garden yesterday a very decent looking woman charged with robbing. a lady of the name of TOM PKI us in Guildford-street of a quantity of sheets. which ih offered to pledge with Mr.

EDWARDS in Portpool- lane lane who upon her making evasive answers to his questions detained her. Mrs. TOMPKIKS stated that about three weeks since she hired the prisoner as housekeeper and had a good character with her. The prisoner in her defence said that she wanted some money to mike an appearance to go out but that she would redeem the goods on Monday. She was fully committed fur trial.

On Wednesday- evening or early yesterday morniflgsome thieves entered the house of ZTr PKNDttGRST lRed Lion stole 250 guineas in gold with plate and other va luables id tit amount of between 6. and fiRVI with which iheygotclear ott The robbers bored. whole in tlm parlourshutter about five inches ill Diameter rougli vh they wereenabltdlo un- a itUh nanief and innke. imientrv ttithlift trouble. xr HOSPITAL.

Yesterday riorning on the opening of the Court. utlIant SirJoiiN KAMER commenced his reply to the several Charges preferred fag uitri his Dtcmce was a xmtlen one which he read' to the Court. It wonJJ be preiijaiiire to S' any. statement of its tenor wy mutt than of the dtnct rgrlnlt bim until the whole is concluded and the known. TbcUneuce was well driwnuip.

Armed the Atrirahie ate. ili Iroia Cork. PIAMULTH. Aov 19. Cane in 5.

me prl. to Li vpejnr ut 43 jrni al COIIu it co uri. fniiAJ c' Ut us. aturd. a mrlanc6o1y accident ttpeeaed un Wftrd Ijc Ismidcbtc.

US DC- JIK pnre lleur-AajniraVSir IL STR rHA lmr in' HarnDaz A fine Totjiigtuan a al Marine the r- r. was a iMmg I tick the ma rdvtrv mJ i nnbe arms dhf and tt jj oehr tho I. aded ime re vtt hr nt- cadent Under the anti tfhU conrjde wpjiioiF tf uIirt tunic otftfie top bone. He was cvnrevc to tlnOloynl Naval Hi pirril. On tlu' Sursfotr mn inj jtiilf the' mi he tMind the ne tsattetrA tattle lotinKi if- tification it heinc he hill rode-d the rd i 1 Ill' tellow rlma-r in the up ntc of death hrroic4U ile- cLrcd Lie would hate tniuJt4 1 being killed in the ictt 4i but In die from tix li Ii nl tirc4dtul He rtpir- ed tlii morning and the C' nciier liiquest btuuht in rer- diet nl lcdmtlt Death.

Phis day the i 4 Marines were paid prize-money ch man. of the tt nble lying in the ound. A third of the Hv Tar ashore to rlJdll tienw I awl were rfini uut pt particularly un IIULt nUci plwar rticiiUr fat our- ites. tie fur ntlj minv ulla crui PIC Html of 52' LWI is urdcrnl for irc-Adimrj ooi et. fiT Ludiz squill a i tlis IH at a otnij cu steed I 3 the Major the inhabitant of this lionri-jji in Aditiess a i retil hi iisrv to Ctn ratuInle-ljUn1 i the late ux Victiiu on I the Combined Heels' France and pun oiT 1reiif ir iilOctuber and.

otFCnjx- Urtii tthc JIlt t. Flu dIre will rrwaut a tlt st fur n.itiiri- Gtnldiull. iitinmill Duct and St" rnhi re" last to lalUtlt luau. their lir vt- worth. tUIiJ il and wnardrtl in the luli- rioii bard laJ jrliii rl rtejii and nay ct tr in the fifteen vti of from which tft re re vet returns orate to Vice- lnurd lurd Cut LiN nui lOHTS Nov.

V. The Hid iii tin early ait of thi- a little to the jrd of North the jrrriur pirt lit the Uc t-fndia here and tIlr boll" the Ka rd. enter way trait con toy of l. uultttci lji pnf an i the itt nlf pun bcic but it it rcd tlicv mi ml" hack anchor ami. as the wind appears to In.

tm round In the old quarter. irfot the ulpu almn of ir. un a criiizc. The rr enn Lrii u-H-nt ht l11 pun tin- mmc ntf Mty of ertxtrv. ort.

botiiid to laden wilt mur an I ptilee loop of wr lIJ it. ht. hut tilt' tdI1jr in JM X. trniiely li v. CT uiimU rr Cut Iwlte tit.

trrircj the Allicjrt slooji. ruin iirrii tr. llri Icimltrt t7l uii. cUttiiitf at Sjithead lot tin icl er K-- and tle 5 fjJ- 44 nSu iN teats to jour th nnrl llnl. anti will xiil in few I fl- Ilnuhui at SjMhoad.

tilt' t. riglc u1 convoy tiff 11 Mi Intilrrl jnr aver tLc Uctliur fn ite Kith a CUJITON fur the lulica. DnilU av. Bv the Speculator Ltr HiacharrueJ lIiio-inoriiuiQ from the rrcrrlilut we lv rn That no tcnipt wtatrsrr lug been made uHiti tle JJ ne iltilU bv Mr Sbm ru. Utan the luaccr clt I other side there Vrn tloei Uui is II" ltoads rbuut Xl lInhlaIJ c.

Ntrt11 M. under the Irenes s. mJ ir ships ere hiuA at uIIhur three nue. ca' No firm- whdtevcr ruin ulvii place tct eeu out hip and the trench but if the ud shins the attack will prubatlv be made to c. DK UX9T20.

Sir Strttr SMIIII his a et done n. tl at l' ul nr li Ums thrrc ilh the sinadrun i uncilr hi- enmmani iijjiiiwocolunini. ldill make the first fjronrable at tempt but the wind sot to the N. IV. it is rated CHI lo uuthng till it shina v'-in.

Arrived tilt" KWr. from jf Uitend. baileJ UK- llijirman for a crulZt' III. UK- hrL of I the 1 2 ryliuthe sigual lUI tu iort uuuth Extract of a letter ttolu theilague dated the 12th inst. It I can assure jonof a fact which Jett than our Official Ci jazttt evinces spirit of our Count.

try When the eraie news lluov A RT Victories arrived every nanot bespoke Hl ness and melancholy whilst on the unadorned news of Admiral v.on Islli tpatecl dullness itself and jlttgthiAK was seen but shaking of hands risible sutilrs but tifcat con launlJs. The number of French Troops inn our Country at present dues tint amount to nine tli aiul. anti those are marched wards Ka Fritzlatu anti Wtstphalia linrjjher do nnhtarv an I are- very' dturmu mi relieved by tilt pju Iish Russians Swf It or Trussiatn. The ei' France assure us. however that befouc tilt" end of the year we shall ha hen i Trench army of Sc- or eighty' thousand mrntlestincfl nut unh lit protect Holland but to le Hanover.

Our Truull under Cien. MAIIMONT have lIf- ftrecl severely luring the late engagements it. Ccr- many. Of lonrtten thousand tghi ih usiud havt been killed or wounded and our Government is now busy to repltee them if Prussia dues iot rt- vent the future passage of lecruits torirs the Germti Knijiire by an iuvisiou of our own terra- lory round which rusitn light. troops txea hovering fur near Liege wet Our finances are still the most lamentable situation mvrrtlteess our Guwrnmrnt is loant upon to it fur the clotting aul rqmppi Of 1 11000 conscripts Stir to be on their march Tina country.

Tbt untnLutiulI wt at present pay are ten per cent on our cpit U. I Our political eouHlluuications with Prussia Russia and Sweden ctmtinue open. Among the altCciJt related here lay the Orange party is Our. ulikh if true duns not bespeak the stability of grid present order of trm It is said that our present Orand Pensionary Sell Ur- MELrExNlxc has prl money upon an Jis property lit tins country to the lull amount of it and remitted it to France to Le laid out in the French funds or in estates. MLKMNlis Or CKKDllOlla Al OL1LDUAU S.

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El tor 10 rari eDo regrtf rthe a sence Ped rnlrtbat tverJilled thepart Theori- Im Muaiclot dd dd dU ucb ofb byilt introfu tion ctii position i. OEutL rnlan tbor te. recom eu- dati tY lutf 1AJN nratueuland 1 precision. UAi 1ST 11Acbrehioedtbtir re teuwitJj ttrilu irat1em W1S a CO" 1li tbe1 Ae. I altit1 1 Wu pces hcou.

thr our which in l1e tof 1l in- ceuehu the IlanJ TI enonatN Eand re ted th toler bl bumltand ttileChmete x- traordmaryiJnJhancy tll sern or Ben111 1I leulI i' rp. atthe Iouseaad b. Thepas gc Jor are- 1 MrJoR1III Fun 1Aa1rlu uLM ao1T STVUJUfU naTUJI Jt iL r. Resid ntianCanon thtdraJ ththeBishop his hire po e' kirg or r1 I rd ubsc iptioli ur rmarnfGlugow tothe nJe lorj' Jl TI. Herr 1utJnfperor of I fati sfo Christopher blkebis taylorby ye u' prop rtj atCape Jrn ols.

tutr Jjal getlietleu tl1' Ut A tnl EI dneadr in the i 1. mc ing. fi iugtop twr Jtau' F. nnillaentpnant V. txithlmthe 1 pf a bYMr a llcutt13nt pram H.

oCibe nKV wr 1c 05 nt II were ttei nc1et8nifJpge tC IiTIll FJ JlTHt siuJJJy hllt I le ra bot Jaw Shrxw Q' fi 1ft stijaft ffatJ tb Rnce Of tt lar1ltbt rtystxJUrlln 1 di I L41rREPORT. COIJIT IXGJJEXCII I S. JtJrG TU ER Q. reCflVe ha AIIAX attbe la bireor aen ting dJfamator Magist te fount I ut i 8LA I LowtllerJiademp1oYtd di II i' it ctised Ia- nsr summpnsps re is se nud tobave arr ed lr. fuu th or hi is lIt tuMr.

misdir ted I octor inA rrgkrdingSop ou toja Jm UU houJd Oe LeEntroubled lam attri- mea. re our uottr JJer th tQ 11 per onal in ult. unneessar sa thatl pa it Sigu II GHU FS IoWT II En Def ndaut' Guill TII sltutwitll ut I no Ir. resp ct rum igno. hem rom tluRight v.

ISIJOP GLOVCE TEU. lr lu w- COUll try ut Vuluut er ng ears fl- du iou mur I diftiCUlt I tb Ma iltratea of tbccounty per fmdautto uytblir wthEr. Lz addr he lt uns 1 the ou1d te thetim ht rlur tbt ir thc pronounc th thetbauks the ofUants hescornfd sound rhetoric ln ss otr ui tbe ght da l' Th aU edged proceed lJgs comiulUswhicl had I eJie Ii1. eJ it Coun tr sted ch tJENERALamf fr or PrOs cu ion ur oform re- const JJation un noon carcel per ed broughtunthe I or il chara ter nishopoGL VCJtSTJk tbatwd' hy hub9uJd Leamedlounsel to wassubject. ere 1 ina rom' e.

fqrthe. p. fen visitdit 1 olft nC' by serious pU11 Jt1en t. KLv Iftbe k. further im 1Sidtr is.

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ld rdu his rt- u111 5 ta- co idtTatil1f I i th undtrthe otherhancl inlRw lIall1J ting tothe txtl nt Bankruptcy If hr 1a uncl furt itl1re which he me ci ted th a as 1t ill hi SirJttieE tl a rt L-ita- a lim ta I vesledin tr diturs. I as ilI suLj et an case pcrit l1ce beenritnagined that a th nk- Ih ery in- pr ciscly rely hims lf natureatut ll nk oLjl. tcd adm sibl IS 1l or 5laud tht noLJe as nL urg rl re- th tale nr an cert inJy srlFL decided I th eFtitled oithe I oCtile CCJ 1muu Th Kls wasstated intf rtrence madeb pCOITe dedi ioo cO lIe ed sit ice aJnad appe Lad 1 ch rsed ofth ofTo PliaJl5 sha allsw rs hi qnest oul foMP INS ain th def nte lJ tundaySbe full mir1gsr me lr No. Lion and 50 gtlin as a lu blestlf th am' Ilnd hich thlY otclear obbenbortd aol nth6p rl DIt i d' Kne er thmughwlHcla eeena 1 Ji bolt thetn1 tn o1entr tth1hctte I I ub' oJ tut J. j.

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si kt a ecbarpststgslatpHpityofwhlch rascompletely Wtreolket rffect fnrmerlyprvdutid by ihis idng firlwaulrLrlitsaDotattained his lrjth srnsatious fri thuse re rnght that iatheOperaof Uabsired Spatt aiyirtipt5iie" aas giveti 1 UA tnothaving sufficiently studied uther i taiDilstlitttapplause MrIMotINTtltrplayed LadyEliztorso aolt raV Perfornlllrthat filled on. trotttblxatid I a ithe a spirILalttl wsteaudwbat ao recummeu- datianeoesiderable utecL sten witlrtti COVE sTG11UGh. scenes le elctremelybeautifuly i to rtflectedwith morning dlspa hey 1 Jnn lIt iN atanuerMrs MART1LraAu. lttaso6aT I lJIl1Titlr3tatvhva 1tnit ResidentiarvCanon 4athedral writtrrr the Ii icoiv shire i' in live llayti II atsto raiawas slays in the be nq thti piopertjtof whoresided ral a. A31 utly ru DCssaLlsrES at mgtaok place pear KCNuington betWPen Cal'P.

anal laeutenant Ioth iIt the y. Cgpfaifi us rtteride b3 Mr. C. avid 1 teuk atQ. by ILcifbe navy.

After cbatiging two shots each tiie both lvdund- re tiudt ttms sokkl aw dunBeruiisl c. utx ruacriL srithJiiaunv urly tlthelalbot Shncwsbu tau Friday iIt tc a i absence bfruearlylthirtr siz 4Nltr in theat lndics frgrn hs nativeotmr i INGslfE Cft. TIR tc1 IG EQ. ite day eadby Mt traudswhich re- jiatt ILi 4' 11hether sunzmsns kii Iahuuld warr fltt. urn measure eiderit OWTII it derur atinn mtlyeltictttiou act hadundergone suttbad beencommenced lieysaidaid waste-the ad- tie ever ble- comit ns.

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pitil. Ifnt6rSurrotrs euutuu prhingthe' a I tmd to cuinn lred us pelti ur altn. anie ofdeath hr- ii 1 funhh ccitrnt this neri uht a.rr- thesennet an4 prize nwney each We jour wue tlt rn rhr a ri tint i dnnk tc our nu ll.e Ifindofa uu1 rtice tdultul CIiii1fNuou IkrtI a 1 i dzy It t- IiI Ir rlt Adl rss wast trci t. his Jltlirt rttulaZe Ieta' two pliuoil 1reiahsr oilOctt ber If 4 Urtrdl tu ldItlswill rldy4 i uunrrat liwnnth aidStunttio I. rI wu iltat LIII1I iu glotiuu trlJt Orteya aurruiy cylackt vt any i fI i' iring 11et orth rracr ut er bn nd twtrd wav cuno p.

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al utl 1utilirby 3r S. 1t i h.als praarn dow Frc battcncs I rl 3 bctrcru ships wind ade ui ht. UE1L Nvv20. ii Itnutazne 6ts i otl' Ihrro rich ua ur- I ttl twu a 1 It. ease alt I liar eurtvuy ti in of ettt Gazette the 1 exaggerated lit t' nCFs arrivedevrrv 4 congratu- French1ruops 4 i Bur ber' 1 vrtles rtir dt Oi us ho vver cent unllerteu.

rhaveuf ln 4 gave dins cot t1 1 ern 1) i tort. ix.elt- a weeks. i a liuai es rallt rgoipping IOO cuuutrv. capitIs i Irus Ani iy tot JC- thijhs. at Iresegltsranrl leuswua rCc1l I 1 111J tia u1ILUii I.

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