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who, coming from the West Indies, had been
quarantined. At eight o'clock on the even.
ing Of the next day, Malepar was permitted
to land--at half past he was apprehended
and thrown into prison-at nine he paid the
money demanded, (about Sl500) was freed
and at ten he was several miles from Ha-
vre, having fled with the same precipitation
that has characterized many of his former
movements. His hasty flight was, as usual,
fortunate one, as arrangements were max
ing by empowered agents to collect from HIM
other and larger debts.