WILLIAM BROWN, THE SAILOR.
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The Liverpool Chronicle of the 18th Feb.
contains long account of an arrest on board
the Commerce Steam Packet at the mo-
ment she was about starting for Dublin, OF !.
female passenger who was dressed in sal


loi's clothes, and passed by the name OF
William Brown. The officers who took
her in custody, acted from information Of
the disguise, which they supposed might
have been done to conceal SOME theft. The
sailor was conveyed to prison. From some
enquiries, the house where Brown lodged
was discovered, the proprietor of which re-


| terrcd the officers to the master of the bril