His Wonsurr—Well, I shall have to send you to prison until the ship is ready to sail, and then you will be put on board; and you will have fo pay the cost of the s
prison? I'll go back to the Defendant—Are you go His Worsutr—I am glad you have thought better of it; you will only have to pay the coat of the summons now.
Jan. 7th.
Wat, Brrrwent was charged with deserting from the British barque Deogaum.
Capt. Bortar, of the Deogaum, stated that the defendant stowed away on board his ship aki, and came to this port, where he ipped, He had since learned that he had run away from the, U. 8. 8. Harlford.
'Defendant admitted' having deserted from the Hartford, because he did not like ber. He had joined her for the commission.
His Worstrr ordered defendant to go back to the Deogaum.
Jap. 1th.
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