Star. — London, England, 1819-05-31 00:00:00

RQM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. This Gazette contains an Owns Ili Comm, permitting Bri tish vessels to import, subject to the usual duties, into the Mau ritius and its dependencies, from any foreign country in entity with his Majesty, any articles of the growth, production, or Manufacture of such country (those of cotton, Iron, steel, or wool, excepted); and to export to such country any articles of the growth, produce, or manufacture of the Mauritius, or any other previously hippy imported; and extending this privilege to the vessels of any foreign country permitting British vessels to carry on such traffic.—An Owe IN Fmnicu., renewing for six months from this day, the existing prohibitions with regard to the exportation of gunpowder, saltpetre, and all sorts of arms or ammunition, without permission of his Majesty or the Privy Council.—Annamses from the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland to the Prince Regent, in reply to his recent commu nications to that Body, and condoling with him on the death of the Queen; also Addresses of Condolence from the Governor, Council, and House of Assembly of Nova Scotia, the Council and Afierqply of New Brunswick, the Inhabitants of Prince Edward's - Island, and from the President, Senate, and Legisla tive Assembly of the lonian Islands.—This Gazette also notifies, that Mr. C. Grant was, on Friday, sworn of the Privy Council ; that the Prince of Wales has appointed Mr. C. Warren his At torner.f3enend ; that Mr.l. Introino has been approved of as Danish Consul at Malta ; and that a Levee will be held at Carlton House on Thursday next. ItSMISS, 11.1TOLVSD TO itIITS nr THIS TISSENT I.ARLIAMMT. Borough of Shrewsbury—John Mytton, Esq. in the room of, Richard Lyster, Esq. deceased. MILITARY PROMOTION& WAR-OFFICE, MAT 28, 1819. itch Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Anthony Frsneis Mortis, from the nth Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice St. John; who exchanges. kith Ditte--Cornet William James St. John, front the 12th Light Dragoons, to be Comet, vice Mortis, who exchanges. Sth Regiment of FOos---Ensign Charles Baillie Brisbane ics be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Hart, deceased ; Thomas Sande', Gent. to be assign, vice Brisbane. 10th Ditto—Captain Dohort "Macdowall, from Sub-Inspector of Militia in the lonian lolanda, to be Captain of a Company, vice Heathcots, who exchanges. Seth Ditto--Quarter-Master John litGelegor, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Gbiarter.Master, vice William Bucha nan, vim txdunges. 251=e- , -Lieuteisent shines Viney-Evans to be Captain of a y, by purchase, vice Cdker, who retires. 33d Ditto- . To be Captains of Cotitpanies—Captain Francis Barrallier, from the half-pay of the ielst Foot, vice Pierre Toussaint Retrallier, who exchanges; Captain Joseph Burton, frem the &Wyly of the 31st Foot, vice Bennett, appointed to the 69th Foot. 63d Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Fry, from half-pay of the Regi ment, to be Lieutenant, vice George James Wigley, who el- changes, receiving the difference. Galli Ditto—Captain William Bennett, from the 33d Foot, 0 be Captain of a Company, vice Charles Earle Freeman, whc retires upon btaf-pay 31st Foot. 72cl Ditto—Lieutenant Pact Sutherland to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Gethin, deceased; Ensign Hugh Rose to be Lieutenant. vice Sutherland ; Thomas Wil son Nicholls, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Rose; Lieutenant Henry Jervis to be Adjutant. vice Coventry, wko resigns - die Adjatantcy only. Sikh Ditto—Lieutenant the Honourable Charles Napier, from half-pay 73d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice James T. P. Stuart, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Mat.• Captain Henry Heathcote, front the 10th Foot, to be Sub-In epee-tor of Militia in the United States of the lonian Islands, Wk. Macdowall, who exchanges. John Garrick Ilayton, merchart, June 11, 12, and July 10, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck, Scale lane, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Messrs. Rosser, Son, and Rosser, Bartletes-buildinp ; or Mr. Sandwich, Hall. Charles Hawkins, Gosport, grocer, June 18, at one, 19, at eleven, and July 10, at one, at the Star Inn, Gosport. At tornies, Mr. Cruickshank, Gosport; or Messrs. Alexander and Holme, New Inn. Henry, George, and William Lang, Ackerington, Lancashire, ealico-printers, June 28, 29, at eleven, and July 10, at six, at the Mitre Inn, Preston. Attornies, Messrs. Avison and Wheeler, flanover-street, Liverpool, and No. 28, Castle-street, Holborn, London; Mr. Wm. Robinson, Lancaster; Mr. Neville, Blackburn ; or Mr. Henry Blackhurst, Preston. George Kershaw, late of Romford, Essex, shopkeeper, June 1, 12, and July 10; at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Baddeley, Leman-street, Goodman's4elds. THE EVENING STAR, LONDON. MONDAY, MAY 31, 1819. Wan-MornmT.—Holiday at the Bank, Exchequer, and South-Sea House. SA iIIU3ONS. I }I • I f~ M :.I Lieutenant Atibeose Lane, oa half-pay 98th Foot, to be Town .. Major of Punts Edward's Island, vice 111 4 Donell, aeceast.l. aIOSPIThIo STA rr. Staff-Surgeon Join Vaughan Thompson, from half-pay, to be Surgeon to the Forcts, vice Simon Bawling, who exchanges. Hospital-Assistint Bernard Conway, from the half-pay, to be /bybal-Astistant to the Forces, vice Nelson, deceased. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MAT 26, 1819. Royal Regiment of Artillery—First lieutenant George Coles to be Second Captain ; Second Lieutenant Daniel Thorndyke to be Flat Lieutenant ; Captain John Briscoe, from half-pay, to be Captain; rust Lieutenant John A. Wilson, from half pay, to be First Lieutenant; Second Lieutenant Samuel .1. &vane, &Oen half-pay, to be Second Lieutenant. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Nicholas Brooke, late of Dube-street, Lincoln's Inn-ftelds, shoe-manafacturer, from Nay S to June 26, at ten, at Guild- Stephens Doutbat, lute of Liverpool, merchant, from May £9 to June Inost twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. James ./Csowks, Stroud, Gloucestershire, inigtolder. BANKRUP PS. Joseph Broomhead, late of Sheffield, merchant, to surrender June 7, at twelve, 8, at two, and July 10, at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Anomie., Messrs. Blarave and Walter, Symond's Inn; or Messrs. Parker and Brown, Ptake, Ilandsworth, Staffordshire, merchant, June 7, 8, and July 10,.at twelve, at the Union Inn, Birmingham. Attornies, sd Braikenridse, .lartletes-build . bits, Holborn or Mr. Beswick, Cherrystreet, Birmingham. 'Henry Webb, Holborn; ,pump-maker June 8,9, and July 10, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms. Bristol. Attornies, ikura. Hicks and Braikenridge, Bartlett',-buildings; or Mr. IkistoL Pima Wood and Robert Bellwood, Scolances, Yorkshire, llinsber-therchants, June 11, 11, and July 10, at eleven, at I Aims Dog and Duck, Scale-lane, kingston-upon-Hull Attor „ gigs, Messrs. Rosser, Son, and Rosser, Bartlett's-buildings; or Messrs. DkLinsoe and Thompson, Hull. Wimp Stunt, Allen-street, Goswell-street, carpet-manufactu rer, June 1, 15, and July 10, at one, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Whitton, Great James -street, Bedfcrd.row. Thomas Starkey ColdweU, Norwich, coach-master, June 3,22, and July 10, at fowl., at the Angel Inn, St. Peter of Man croft, Norwich. Attornles, Messrs. Bignold and Brightwell, Norwich ' • or Messrs. Alexander and Holme, New Inn. William Izod. Redditch, Worcestershire, draper, June 8,9, and July 10, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Alcester, Warwick shire. Attornies, Messrs. Meyrick and Broderip, Red Lion square • or Messrs. Lea and Son. Hrtly-in-Arden, Warwick. John S mith, Stamford-street, Blackfriar's-road, horse-dealer , June 1, 15, and July,lo, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Bassett, Nelson-square. likseph Band-, senior and junior, South Shields, ship-builders, June 15, 16, and July 10, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Chattr, Newcastle upon-Tyne ; Messrs. Bainbridge and Bell, South-Shields; or 'Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, Bow Church-yard, Landon. William Simms, late of awiedon, Staffordshire, coal-dealer, June 7, at five, 8, and July 10, at eleven, at the Lhtleton Arms, Penkridge. Attornies, Messrs. Price, Williams, White, Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. Simi* (Md Church-yard, Wolverhampton. Samuel Fletcher, Doncaster, haberdasher, June 11,.14, mod July 10, at el e ven, at the- Dog and Duck, Scale-lane, King., ston-upon-DuIL Attornies Mews. Rosser, Son, and Ros-1 ser, Bartleu's- buildings , liolborn; or Messrs . Frost, Iletll. Jonathan Milne and Jonathan Binns, jun. Loos, Cornwall, merchants and bunkers, June 26, 28, and July 10, at eleven, at the Ship Inn, Love. Attorney, Mr. White, Wellington, Somerset; or Mr. Burfoot, King's Bench-walks, Temple. Matthew Stead, Ludlow, Salop, stone-mason, July 8,9, at ten, and 10, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Ludlow. Attor nies, Messrs. Wellings and Co. Ludlow; or Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New Inn. Matthew Pearcy, Lime-street-square, merchant, June 8, 12, and July 10, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam's-court, Old Broad-street. """ " " Blackburn, the privateers for the Swallow, she made no attempt to escape till it was too late, when the Cap. seeing his error, gave orders to set her on fire, the crew escaped on shore. This brig wss. just at Curasoa, and had eight iron and four brass cannon and a rich cargo on board., The goods taken from the N. S. del Carmen were found on board the Harmony. The Swallow convoyed the other vessels ' safe to La Guira and Porto Cabello. The privateers do not belong to Brion's squadron, or to the Independents of Venezuela, but sailed under the flag of Artigas, which is not recognized by Brion, who having heard that these vessels, which were lately at Margaritta, had committed acts of piracy, had resolved to call them to an account for it if he met with them. The Paris Papers of Thursday arrived yesterday. The following are extracts from them: PARIS, MAY 26. The King heard Miss in his apartments, and at one o'clock presided at a Council of 11,inisters. The ceremony of the solemn translation of the relics of St. Denis, and his brother Martyrs, from the Church of the Carmelites to the Royal Church of St. Denis, took place this day. Cardinal Talleyrand, as Head of the Chapter of St. Denis, presided. The Mass was celebrated by M. de Queslen, Bishop of Samosate. We are assured that a Marshal, distinguished for his military knowledge, and illustrious by his cam paigns, is shortly expected in Alsace, in quality of Governor of that Province. A letter from Leghorn, cf the 14th of this month, announces that a Revolution has taken place at Tkinis; that the Bey and all his family have been massacred; and that one Benjienis, who had been for some years a State prisoner at Algiers, has been installed as the new Bey. Notwithstanding this Revolution, the greatest tranquillity is said to prevail at Tunis. Five per Cents. Wednesday, 66 fr. 90 c. CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. ILAN 26. M.GA UNA RTIN made a Report on several Petitions. The Sieur DELACROIX at Paris, in the names of two hundred Frenchmen, creditors of the Spanish Govern: ment, solicited the intervention of the Chamber, in order to obtain payment of their claims. The Com mission recommended its remit to the Minister of , Foreign Affairs. M. Blusom warmly supported the preposition for the remit. Ii is the duty of the country, he said, to second appeals so just as these. The Government has kept a million of rates in reserve, in order to satisfy the claims of French subjects. The delay which the Spaniards have shewn in liquidatbz these claims is a slight upon our dignity ; it is necessary to resent it by the immediate suspension of all ulte rior payments to the Spanish Government. The remit to the Minister was ordered without opposition. The Commission proposed to transmit to the Mi nister of the Interior another Petition from the heirs of different dramatic authors, in which they de mand that literary property should be extended till ten years after the death of authors. M. KERATIM observed, that some weeks since he had submitted a proposition to the same effect ; and since the many other important matters in which the Chamber are engaged had prevented them from granting a Secret Committee to consider of his pro position, he would now, with their leave, take this opportunity of delivering his opinion upon it. The bulkiness of the MS. discourse which the ve nerable Member held in his hand frightened the Assembly a little ; 'hints were given him that the day was far advanced, and that it was time to turn to the Budget; M. KERATRY, however, was not in clined to give way ; the Assembly became tumul tuous ; and the venerable Member being at last forced to retire, the Remit to the Minister of the Interior was carried. The discussion on the Budget was then resumed; all the Ministers being present. The Baron de Setts opened the debate. He in sisted strongly on the necessity of economy, particu larly in the Department of War, and proposed that there should be reduction on the credits of the diffe rent Ministries to the aggregate amount of 9,900,000 francs, in addition to the retrenchments suggested by the Commission. M. CORNET D'lNcounr spoke at considerable length. He defended the Missionaries from the at tack made on them on the preceding day by M. Ro nzr. Addressing them in the language of invoca tion, he exclaimed, " Holy and reverend Militia— (Bursts of laughter from the left side)—may you continue to make GOD known to those who know him not; continue to invoke blessings on that Mo narch, whose generous protection and pious benefi cence every day encourages your apostolic labours ; may you, in fine, seconded by a great example, and by so glorious a support—may you continue to ren der France more and more Royalist and Christian !" —M.D'lNcouar also threw in a word in vindication of the Swiss, who cost, he said, only 600,000 francs more than an equal number of French troops, while by cementing an intimate alliance with Switzerland, they brought incalculable advantages to France. M. DELESSERT submitted the following Proposi- cans: 1. That the Budget of War should be reduced to 100 mil. lions (twelve less than proposed by the Commission). S. That 5,400,000 francs should be granted to the Legion of Ifelsour, in order to enable it to pay in full the pension of 050 'Auks to each of the ordinary legionaries. That 1,000,000 francs should be divided, by way of relief, among the pensionaries of the fourth, fifth, and sixth classes,.and 'CM veterans of the fields of J'uliers and Akzandria. Tho Chamber ofdcred the whole of ih 4iitouisc: 1 Jots Lund and James Walsh, Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton. manufacturers; June 10, at five, 11, and July io, at twelve, one of the privateers for the Swallow, I • at the Old Bull lon, Blackburn. Attornies, Mr. Neville, attempt to escape till it was too late, i Blackburn; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. John Stubbs Jordan, Birmingham, dealer and Chapman, Jane tai n, seeing his error, gave orders to a, 9, and July 10, at two, at the Royal Hotel, Birminghans and the crew escaped on shore. This Auornies, Messrs. Clarke, Richardsond bliednalf, Chinces7- lane; or Meean. Webb, Tyndall, and Rawlins, Birmlngligm. bu i lt at Curasoa, and had eight iron ; • ,‘ . • . THE FUNDS. ' Being a Holiday, the Bank was shut to-day; but the Stock Exchange is open, and much business is transacting. The Three per Cents. commenced at 66f, and for the July Account at 66k. The expec tation of a Loan tends, with other circumstances, to depress the Funds. Batik Stock, however, has recovered about Ten per Cent. The Exchanges have risen about li t per Cent. and bullion continues to fall—Gold being now SOs. and Silver ss. 3d. and few buyers. It is reported to-day that notice of the Loan will be sent to the Stock Exchange by Wa nesday next. A Flanders Mail arrived last night: The inauguration of the new Theatre Royal at Brussels took place on the 25th, with all the pomp and splendour suited to the occasion. The theatre was full but not crowded. The Royal Family who were present were received with ;hie loudest acclamation. The theatre is a masterpiece of architecture, and gave extreme satisfaction to the public. A letter from Frankfort, dated 2/ st May, says— " It is affirmed that the integrity of the Grand Duchy of Baden is guaranteed by the four great Powers, particularly by Russia, but that at the same time the justic3 of the claims of Bavaria to an indemnity arc ac know ledged." A lettcr from Cologne, dated May 20, says—" The Minister for the Department of Public Worship has in consequence of a Cabinet Order, sent to the Vicars General a prohibition to require, in cases of marriage between Catholics and Protestants, the written en gagements which have been so much talked of. The Clergymen who refuse to submit to this prohibition, are to lose their office. It appears, however, that the Catholic Priests persist in requiring these engage ments ; they maintain that on what relates to the dogmas and discipline of the Church, they depend solely on the Pope, whence they infer, that the cus tom of these engagements.emanating from the Holy See, the Pope alone can abolish it." A Mail from Holland arrived this morning, .and brought Dutch and oilier Journals to the 29th inst. The following appears in the Dutch Papers: AMSTERDAM, MAY. 27. We have received accounts from the island of Cu ragoa of the 22d of January, which state, that the epidemic which had prevailed there for some time, particularly on board the vessels, had entirely ceased, and Curacoa is now quite healthy : they enjoy a very agreeable and fruitful season, and it may be said there is perhaps not a place in the world where it is more pleasant to live than here. None of the inha bitants can remember so fine a year. From the Spanish Main we have not any .news whatever, though it is now the best season for open ing the campaign, which must soon take place ; se veral persons attached to the party of the Indepen dents have received orders to quit the island this month, because they were sepposed to have a corres pondence with the privateers. His Majesty's frigate Eurydice (which sailed to recover the schooner Harmony, belonging to Cu raga, which had been taken by the Insurgent priva teers) overtook this merchant ship off the Island of Roca, and took possession of her. She had on board a prize master and five sailors, who were to take her to Margaritta : they were all natives of North America, and have been brought prisoners to Cura goa ; they belonged to the privateers Irresistible and Buenos Ayres, of 14 and 10 guns, both fitted out at, Baltimore, and manned by North Americans. These privateers having met the Swallow, Captain Bolton, with 12 vessels under his convoy, stated that they belonged to a squadron of five vessels which was lo blockade La Guira and Porto Cabello, but promised to respect the Dutch flag. Notwithstanding this they took the Harmony, and plundered N. S. del Carmen, which had separated from the convoy, pretending that they had Spanish goods on board and bound to an enemy's port. The Spanish brig of war, the Pe rignon, being at the same time at some distance from the convoy, the privateers sailed towards her ; taking pronounced at this Sitting to be p:inted. neral discussion was then declared to be dr the examination of the Articles of the 12.: , tail was deferred till next day. MADRID, MAY s, A great number of solicitations have dressed to the King in favour of the Spar now resident in France and England ; hut that they have not met with a favourabl e We are assured, that a Minister, who . 1 1a> ; fluence with the King, recently gave this al person of some con ideration, who was sol recal of the Exiles—" That the King couhl any change in his res.lutions, and that could bring about mitigations; that the sides, sheaved themselves to be enemies of ing order of things by their writings, by t! spondences which have been intercepted, ar by their whole conduct." This decisive a an end to further solicit:iti,i n. Accounts have been t eccived from NI wt•ick F,tating, that a serious misnnders!:! taken place between the Council and th( of the Colony, relative to some proposed Several Protest! made by the Council hay, to the Govetnor, fc.r the purpose of being to England. THE NORTHERN EXPEDITION.—IIis Ma . HECT..I, Lieutenant BEECHY, and Gam nant sailed from Sheen 18th instant, to discover a passage to Ocean, through Davis's Straits, put int; the 223, and proceeded thence on the `24d Divine :-v;ce was performed at Car' yesterday 1,.y the Rev. F. W. lkomsenc. 7:-.e Duke and Duchess of Gt.oncasTP.rt PRINCE REGgsr yesterday at Car!tcm-Hot The following are the Bulletins respeca of health of the Duchess of KEN; issue, day and yesterday: 1 • Kensington Palace, SAturtia, iL Her. Royal Highness the Duchees of Kt WI 1.50 N .. fau It corent do w . cll .l . (Signed) "D. D. " Kensington Palace " Her Royal Highness the Duclicts of Kncr Princess continue-ic the sante state as in yesterday' (Signed) "J. WILSON. ‘. It is an interesting coincidence that daughter of the Duke of KxNr was born of day of our revered SOVEREIGN, which tot the -24. th of May, 17:35, but wds afterwards to the 4th of June, from old to new sty dering the hiol destiny of the Royal Infut nothing which is more calculated to en satisfaction of its parents in particular, and at large, next indeed to that of its having in Old England, than this event. _ . The Marquis and Marchioness of STATI tamped a select party, yesterday, at theil Cleveland-square. The Duke .ind Duchess of GRAFTON g. gant entertainment, on Saturday, to the M Marehioaess of TA YI srocit, Mr. and Lady ' SMITH, Colonel and Lady CHARLOTTE Mr. and Mrs. VILLIERS, Mr. Core, Mr. A, RATERS, Ike. at their house in Clarges—street. The Duke SAN CARLOS gave a most entertainment yesterday, in honour of th, SPAIN'S birth-day, to most of the Foreigr dors, Ministers, and a numerous party guished personages. In the evening the had an elegant fashionable party, in Porti? THE PARK.—Such prodigious throng: Park yesterday boasted, we scarcely ever nessed, even when the Foreign Sovereigns in 1814. The PERSIAN AMBASSADOR wi the equestrians ; he was richly attired, and most splendidly caparisoned, Kensingti were equally crowded. The fair Faihii their habits of pomona green, and boots of colour, with Leghorn, or straw hats, with flounces of ostrich feathers, looked remarl About five o'clock, however, an envious charged with rain, burst upon this blaze and elegant attire; and in an instant tlh beaus and belles were seen flying in every di claim the friendly shelter of some neighbor or portico, where they remained station; least half an hour. It is intended to erect two new Churl Parish of Portsea, each capable of contail persons, one in North Clarence -street, . houses, and the other at the back of Landport. Thursday the General Graham, %YEA from Bombay, bound to the River, put Helen's with foul winds. She sailed from on the 3d January: Cape, 15th Februat Helena, 4th March. BONAPARTE was li more than this (which is certified by sign; the ships which cruise round the island), expect to learn of him by any ordinary al is known he has not been out of his groi two years, ever since the arrival of Sir Hui —The General Graham proceeded for thf Saturday. Dr. S. SOLOMON, of Liverpool, propill 13alm of Gilead, and several other pub lir died on the 21st ult. at Bath. The Fourth Report from the Select Co Finance has been printed by order of of Commons. This Report relates exclut Ordnance Department, and shews, that ti for the presentyear, as compared with th exhibits a reduction of expense to the 862,178. The Committee remark, that th charge of the Ordnance for the current the proportion of one to 71 to the whole the Army, and one to nearly 5} to the wht quired for the Navy ; and they further d That they cannot dismiss this branch litary Establishment, without adverting tt sity of turning times of tranquillity to th• meat of the revenue by reirearbient an without which the best means of &fan rendered incapable of exertion in MOM= ind danger." T: losed • ige.. it c : t . I , e;nt as nish • t: a g•cd : i s t o a '1 : CH••• Pnt time 2!Cze Erika, be. f the thcir cc.• : - e . tnd, indeed, answer p t IC (;cr...:rt new re her e kelt ales-ty' s h r i 7,l 'Elt, I'l ess en the Sci::y 1 visi:ed 'use. ing the s' td on SAULT ...rd the H. 1 1 1 VIS." Ce, May m. Li.l t 1 Inf V I repo. i. D 75." : the inf an the hirth• tok place ra S tratnsterrel yle. G. ant, there is enhance the l al the nttiea g been bon !FORD enter- ir house gave an ele. Marquis add • KimaRETI SETMOCI • ANSON, Mr. reet. sumptuota the King cf ;n Anibu's:r y of dis•dr. he Duchea land-place. ;s as Hy& r before sit. s were beg, wts among nd his hart ton Garcirs tionables, of the sar. , . , th tower :rk ably ; cloud, <_. :e of heap ; '* housands • direction, 3 bouring tree nary for 2 rches in th , aining 49% HalfwK , port-terra(: rt ;et te n ril taa put into c : i om Bombay try ; and S. living ; nal, daily, to ), we canrn arrival, ask ounds thee :DSO); LOWS. the River 0 riet , r of to is rnediciuti, orninittee al the Iht !lively to the the Estimate that of 18lt. amount he estimated It year bears e expense lai hole sum re" tr remark-- I of the Mai to the news- he improve - nd centre,' ace may be Las of Alar. =Ng Ili - j I - t N.