Star. — London, England, 1819-11-16 00:00:00

• i ~.lr . I i~ R 1.~ frr, b.... MB :riddle ranks of life, had various means of express ing their opinions r huts the People at large had hut one way' of doing it. The right was like the .poor mans• lamb; and those who would take this away from him, and would not subtract any thing from their own rich flocks, ought, in his opinion, if tbey intended to continue such conduct, to look to them selves(Appiriiiic.) He then adverted to. a variety of other topics, and concluded his speech, after a 7:igh ealogium on Earl Fitzwiiliatn, by saying, Thai was extremely gratified in finding that his past 71;n:duct had been such as to obtain their approba i ion, and by expressing a hope that in the days of r li t which appeared fast approaching, he should i fortitude to do his duty in every situation, and '_.,•tt he should thus give every Englishman an op portunity of exclaiming over his grave—" lie at least was an honest man r —(Cheers.) The Meeting then adjourned. • CORNWALL - IWEETING&,,, • • A Requisition, to which the names . ortipwards of 1,D30 Freeholders and Inhabitant Householders were affixed, was presented to the Most Sittniye of Corn wall, requesting him to convene a Meeting of the County, to consichtkwhat measures it nray be neces sary to pursue, in &der that ,such au inquiry into the late lamentable transactions at ;Manchester may take place as shall satisfy the ends of justice, and ap pease the irritated feelings of the People. The &M -inn, declined calling the Meeting; in consequence tif which, the Requisitionists addressed an application to nine of their own number, who are Magistrateskif tie County, stating their firm conviction that the rt‘ 40,a1 of the HIGH SHERIFF had disappointed the ex pectations and wi.hes of the County ; and therefore requesting that these Magistrates would, on their oxn authority, appoint a ,Meeting to take place.— This request they have promptly complied•'with, and have convened a Meeting of the Freeholders and In habitants, to be held at Bodmin, on Tuesday, the 234 instant. A Meetivg of individuals, hostile to this measure of calling a County Meeting. was held at Bodmin, on the Bth instant. About 100 persons attended, among whom were the Earl of Sr. GERMAINE, Lord FALMOUTH, Lord DE DUNSTANVILLE, W. A. Ilaa- Els, Esq. &c. The Earl of Sr. GERMAINS was called to the Chair ; and a series of Resolutions adopted, expressive of the impropriety of discussing the proceedings at Manchester, and thanking the High Sheriff for refusing to convene the County. A Declaration, in unison with the Resolutions, has for some time been circulated for signatures through the County, and was produced at the Meeting. r THE EVI4.:NINti sTAR. LONDON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1819. THE FUNDS. PRICE OF STOCKS Tills DAY AT ONE O . CLOCK Wok Stock 216} 216 3 per Cent. Reduced 60 . 41 3 per Cent. Consols 67i4i 3i per Cent. 7511 4 per Cent. 84; 84.1 .5 per Cent. Navy 108 it 1031 Bank Long Annuities 174 9-16 India Bonds 8 pre. Exchequer Bills (2d.) Is. 2s. dis. Consols for Acct. 67w. The Paris Papers of Saturday last, arrived this morning. A great number of Deputies have already arrived at Paris—M. LAINE, Count BOURDONNAYt, M. de Conataaa, &c. The Council of State, at a sitting presided by the Keeper of the Seals, has decided that there is no ground for ordering the prosecution before the Tri bunals of Lieutenant-General DONNADIEV, on ac count of the conduct imputed to him at the time of the insurrection of Grenoble. The French Journals being taxed in England as letters, for the distance between Paris and London (the coast and London), the English Journals bit* for some days past, by way of reciprocity, been sub- jetted to a similar tax, which has caused an increase - in the carriage of lfr. 80c. for each English Paper received in France.-3loniteur. A Nuremberg article quotes accounts from Corfu, stating, that there had been an insurrection in the` Island of Saint Maurc, arising out of complaints , against the conduct of some of the Public Func tionaries, but that it had been quelled by,means of a military force, and the ringleaders arrested. The Bulletin of Poit St. Marie presents, on the (A . October, deaths, and 919 sick ; that of Cadiz, on the 25th, 85 deaths, and 8,981 sick. The reimber of deaths in the latter is not less than in the I ,r:ceding Eulictins ; but on the sick there is a great diminution, Cle number in the 21st being 11,158, sual.ing a difference of no less than 2377. - 1 :!In , _ll .5 per Cents. Friday, 706. 10 c. V'c linvc tcLcivcd to-day Papers from . New York to the 17th, and from Philadelphia. to the 18th of October. The lever, as our ;Waders will be happy -.ne from the sub;eined estracts, has in some places entirely ceased its ravages, and in those where it is most tirolent is confined to a few individuals : f. BOARD OP HEALTH. " 11 ZW TORX. OCTOBRA 14. only three deaths by the I . .ver, and six by other dis eases. A very considerable change has taken place in tke temperature of the atmosphere, which has tended greatly to check the progress of the epidemy. At Charleston, for the week ending the 6th inst. there were twenty-three deaths, twelve of which were by the yellow fever, PIitLADELPTITA, OCTOBER 16. Died, on Tuesday, the 28th ultimo, at Malder, Colonel John Ogilvy, late his Britannic Majesty's Commissioner under the Pith and 7th Articles of the Treaty of Ghent, of . the ptevalent fever. Congress is .to Meet on the first Monday in De cember, and not on the third Monday in November, as. formerly stated. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM TIM ISLAND OF CUBA, 7 ,,. I 1 C The Board have received no report of any ocw case this / • day. (Signed) " Dlz2v- , w, :ierretary." t ' : • , Tbe 11.111e:in of the I6th October is to the same *f eifoct As the above. 1 , ! • i;.‘ I.T I MORE, OCTOBER 1e: : • , llist IL 11th It: port for the last 21 hours exh:bits h ; • 1 DATED AVOUST 24.. " There are four cruizers off this port, two of which arc pirates. They have made two or three prizes ; but the cautious inhabitants of St. Jago appear :afraid to go out and attack them, although they have four or five vessels in port equal to cope withthe,best of them. The Governor has fitted our a striall schooner to go against them, but the crew went wM such reluctance that I fear it will prof* unsuccessful.'` - The following is an Extract of atetterfrom Ca*, dated the 25d instant :--g , The Cadiz Expediann consists of tour ships of the line, seven frigate, sod about twelve corvettes, brigs,schooners, and about tOO sail of English, French, Spaniels, Dutch, Russian, Danish, Swedish, Imperial. and Greek vessels, trans ports averaging about SOO tons'measurement. They are all lying above a Spanish frigate, stationed about a mile from the mouth of the harbour, to prevent any fresh corners from raising with them ; so that ships arriving appear to have an unpleasant birth in the harbour's mouth: The Expedition appears in a mi serable plight. The ships have their Yards and top masts struck. Many have the yellow fever on board. Some have lost nearly all their crews. Pour Masters died last week. Vessels arriving from London with ' cargoes, art unpleasantly situated. Several have been arrived for weeks, but cannot get permission to un load. And the Port. Captain and Pratique-master have issued orders to all who have cargoes, to leave the port, as they will not he allowed tO land them." The Meeting of the County of Edinburgh, of which we lay a full account to-day before our Readers, con- 1 sidered as a Meeting merely of Freeholders, was rut merop sly attended. The number of Freeholders in this County is only 178, and out of these 106 were present. Mr.JEFertey, who moved the Amendment, is well known to the Public as the ingenious Editor of theEdin bstegk Review, and his opinions, at a crisis of such im portance as the present, will be looked to with more than an ordinary degree of interest. The votes were, for the Amend ment,lB Against it, 73 Majority, 55. Several Freeholders declined voting on either side. The result is not, however, to be considered as any criterion of party strength, since many Gentlemen, distinguished for their talents and independence, and who usually vote on the liberal side of politics, con sidered the Amendment ill-timed, and, therefore, de clined giving it their support. Mr. Gown paid a well-merited compliment to the LoaD ADVOCATE, for the constitutional course that had been pursued in the West of Scotland, with respect to the foolish, though not illegal, Radical Meetings. An ample Report of the proceedings at the Meet ing of the County of Berks will also be found in another part of our Paper. Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Vtabinet Council was held, which was attended by the LORD CSEANCELLOII, the Earl of LIVERPOOL. ) the Earl of WESTMORLAND, Viscount SIDMOUrH, Viscount CASTLEREAGH, Mr. Itouigsost, &c. The Council continued in delibera tion till a quarter before five. The ATTORNEY and SOLICITOR GENERAL, with other CrOwn Lawyers, attended the Council. The Duke of YORK came to town yesterday morn ing from Oatlands. Ilis Royal . Highness soon after paid his respects to the Duke and Duchess of CLA RENCE, upon their arrival is London, at Clarence House, St. James's Palace. Yesterday evening the Duke and Duchess of CLA• RENCE honoured Covent Garden Theatre with their presence. The Duchess of YORK arrived at York House, St. James's Palace, yesterday evening, about five o'clock, from Oatlands. The Duke and Duchess had after wards a select party to dinner. The Duke of WELLINGTON returned to town yes terday from his sea:, Strathfieldsay, Hants. The Duke of Hamtr.rox and Lord ARCHIRALD HAMILTON have left Hamilton Palace to be present at the opening of Parliament. The Duchess accom panies them to London. The County of F.enfrew, which has had several Meetings on the subject of increasing the Yeomanry Force, has been again convened to meet on Sattirday, the 20th instant, to consider of an Address to his Royal Highness the PRINCE. REGENT, , 4 expressive of their warmest duty and attachmer-. to his sacred perfon, and of their firmest determination to sup port, by eve, y means in their power, the Constitution of the United Kingdom against the seditiOus attempts which have been recently made in different parts a the countly, to disturb and endanger the public peace." The Requisition for the Meeting was signed by the Earl of GLASGOW, Marquis of DOUGLAS, Lord lILANTYRE, Sir MICHAEL SHAW STEWART, Sir JOHN MA KNELL, Sir WILLIAM MILLIKEN NAPIER, and eleven ethers. Early on Sunday morning, the 7th inst the Cale donian Steam Boat, which plied between Perth and Dundee, was burnt down in the hal boor of the latter place, nearly to the wilier edge. PERTH, NOVIMRTR 11. The Committee for the Relief of the Unemployedl 'Operatives in Perth, are in indefatigable in their ex, ertions to procure them work out of doors, and afford them all the aid in their power. Much praise is due to those Gentlemen who at present are giving em plbyment to many poor but industrious people, in the cultivation of their waste lands : Sir Davi') MONCREIFF has at present above 160 at work, on Craigie Hill; the Guildry Incorporation have from 60 to 70 persons employed in like manner, in Craig makerran ; and Mr. SMYTHE, of Methven, the never failing friend of the poor, is giving employment to all the Operative Weavers out of employment, in the vicinity of his property. Eight pounds an acre is allowed by the proprietors, but the Committee knowing that people .brought up to sedentary occu pations cannot perform so much work, in a kind of labour to which they have not been accustomed, have allowee each operative £2 additional an acre, besides furnishing him with tools. • MR. CARLILE. Last night some friends of Mr. CARLILE had em ployed Mr. DENMAN to move an Arrest of Judg ment, and this morning Mr. CARLILE gave the me aviary authurity. The case was expected to have come on early this morning, but owing to the ab sence of Mr. Justice BATLEY, it was twelve o'clock berme Mr.C.tamiwas called upon. The Cain. Jusrzca read his notes on the firs' trial, when Mr. DtsmAN moved an Arrest ofJudg meat, prim cipally on the ground, that, in the case of the defen dant, the Common Law had been improperly resorted to, since the offence Was provided against by the Sta tute 9 and 10 of William 111. which fixed certain pains and penalties for the offence. He concluded a very able speech, by contending that the Court could not travel out of this, Statute without virtually re pealing it. The Cita? Jussinz and the other Judges seve rally delivered their opinions, that the Statute of Villiam was only accumulative, and that it did not repeal the Common Law; there was, therefore, no ground for an Arrest of Judgment. Mr. CARLILE, on being called on to offer any thing in mitigation of punishment, read from writ ten papers (one of which, he said, bad been sent to him by the rc.st) 'which went to deny that he had committed any offence, or that the Court possessed any authority in matters of opinion. He was fre quently interrupted by the Court, when reading matter highly objectionable, and such as Justice BEST observed, was calculated to draw down the indig ration of the Court. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL and Mr. GURNEY spoke briePy in aggravation. Mr. Justice BAYLEY, eridently much affected, pro ceeded to pass the sentence, which was as follows : For the first offence, that of publishing the Agc of Reason) was a fine of One Thousand Pounds, and Imprisonment in Doiche4er jail for Two Years :—for the second offence (publishing Palmer's Principles of Nature), a fine of Five Hundred Pounds, and Impri sonment in the same Jail fcr One Year more; to find securities for his good behaviour, himself in One Thou sand Pounds, and two sureties in Fire Hundred Pounds each. Friday, a Parochial Meeting of the Parish of St. George the Martyr, Southwark, wai held, to take the opinion of the Parishioners on the late calamitous proceedings at Manchester, when an Address to'the PRINCR REGENT to institute an inquiry was unani mously agreed to. On Saturday se'nnight the Magistrates and Conn cil of Cupar, Fifeshire, unanimously voted a dutiful and loyal Address to the PRINCE Riscas'r on the state of the Country ; and on Thursday last, a similar Ad dress was voted by the Magistrates and Inhabitants of Leith. The York Whig Club met on Thursday last, and adopted an Adds ess to Earl FITZWILLIAM, highly approving his conduct. A remarkably well known character in Kilsyth, of the Radical persuasion, being summoned before the supreme junto of these worthies, and charged- with the recent crime of drinking whisky, archly replied, that he did remain in the habit of taking a little to cheer his spirits in these dull times, but always took' care that it was smuggled The Court-Martial on Mr. SToLOE, late Medical Attendant on BONAPARTE, and Surgeon of the flag ship, for disobedience of orders, had, according to the last accounts, concluded ; but as the sentence of the Court has not reached us in an authenticated form, we defer mentioning it fur the present. A Letter from Lord COCHRANE to a friend in London, dated Valparaiso, July 20, says:—" I have just handed over to the Chili Government, in part of their share of my late capture, upwards of 100,000 dollars ; and next trip, now I understand how to carry on the war here, I •shall get, I hope, at least some millions, besides having the still higher satis faction of chastising the enemies of Liberty in this' quarter of the globe !" The Seringapatarri whaler has arrived off the Wight from the South Seas, and has brought accounts from Chili, dated the latter end of July. From these, it appears, that the amount of specie on board the I fleet of merchantmen, captured by Le.rd COCHRANE, has been over-stated at J. 000,000 of dollars : we cow lea.n that it does not exceed half that sum ; but this, however, had been particularly serviceable to his Lordship, who was erabled to pay the seamen on board his squadron their wages. which had I in creased to a coesiderable amount. 'then the Serin gapatam left the coast of Chili, Lord COCHRANE, with all the sWps under his command, was off Val paraiso. • V.•edresday, the corn mill at East %Wham, near EJinbt•rgh, wa, burned to the ground. 71IE /we/. The late Officers of the Ist Regiment of Rcre, Edinburgh Volunteers had a !fleeting on the 1 2 th instant, when it was resolved, in order to enable vernment to withdraw the whole of the Rept ar Forces from Edinburgh and Piershill Barracks, if In. cessary to preserve the peace in ant• distnrbid tricts, to offer their services to Government toward* re-embodying the Itegirr,: , ut. The balance remain ing of the late Regimental Fund, enables them, it ap pears, to make this cfier free of all exptnse to Go vernment. Orders have been given to exp , (!ite the completi on of the building destined for the Infantry Barracks at Leeds, and the 6th It Aliment arc now on their march to occupy them. The tirst division is daily expectei to arrive: they have been some time statioaed Edinburgh Castle, wheie their place has beta sap, plied by the 11;th. The following is a copy of aCircular Letter to ele Lords.Lieutenantsef Ccunties, dated Whitehall, Nc. vember 6: " MY Loan—Having been informed that there ' are lay'-g about throughout-the kingdom, especially in the maritime pun of it, a great number of cannon, which are private property, considerable part of winch were formerly used in niertbanti ships,' I beg leave to call your Lordship's attention to thia sat. ject, and to request that you will d:reet the Magistrates County under your Lordship's charge, to make the • quirks within their respective District►, and if any description should be found therein, that they will 1 diate steps to be taken, with the consent of their owners, dering them useless, or for removing them to a plar " flaw the honour to be, " BIDi NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Mttroan, Normals 13.—Arrived the fryers, Granny, rcr at St. John's, New Brunswick, short of provisions. On the El instant, ten leagues W. S. W. of this harbour, she fait A w^l the sloop Friendship, Kimono, from Kinsale to Swansea, in a sinking state; she took the crew from on board, and tLe slap sunk soon after. F A LmouTu, N ov . 13 —Wind N.N.E.—Sailed ti:e Duke el Kent packet, with a Mail, for Liabon. Portzsatoczzr, Nov. 15.—Arrived the Active, Dier , w4rmr, from Havannah. Sailed the Waterloo, ; and Gold ' s Grove, &Tn., for London.—Wind S.W. DIAL, Novi tsza 15.—Wind W. S. W.—Came down hoe the River the Elizabeth, Ptz-..tv; and Prince (George, PAWED, for Jamaica ; Amity, 531.111, for Havre; and Charles, -- for Genoa: Arrived, and !tailed for the River, the tam, BAXTIR, from the South &ma; Good Ituen:, GI from Newfoundland; and hero, Moos, from Quebcc, is Lynn. MARGATE, Nov. 1 s.—Arrived the Lord Matzo, Him, from Quebec for Chatham, with the loss of an archer. HARWICH, Noresniva 15.—An an:hor, weighing flew:. tc. 101bs. with 4S fathoms chain cable and i 3 fathoms 14-inch : ,, To cable attached thereto, has been picked up here, supprteC..o belong to a lirre ship from the Ncrthward, for Loudou, to in a cargo for the list Ir•..'.ies. The period of Adr72 ll F.:Tmes cal - Imnd St. Helena having expred, he is about to rettn7. Rear-Admiral LAMBERT is succeed hint. '1 Vroo, of 74 guns, at Portsmouth, is for ti:e flag-ship ; and Captain BRO4NE 'apviald to command. Admiral PLAMPAN returns is the Cos- QVcaort, of 74 guns. The Cork C:ronick of Monday ser:::glit, sari that an American re;sel, theO under quaraatine Cork haz hour, .4::d is:se ;;;;.: e her ::reto rurieg err voyage! Sunday night, a little bcfcre 9 o'aock, an alarrnirq fire broke out in the premises belonging to Mi. SM r rir, coach and harness-maker, in 01.1:late-street, Fitzroy-square, near Percy Chapel. The whole of de premises where the fire originated, were destroyed. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY. DERRY. 1S to 1 apt Mr. Pierses colt IS to 1 arst colt enter Brizeis 1.5 to 1 asst Brother to Blucher 20 to 1 apt Brother tolThisks 15 to 1 apt Sailor 20 to 1 arst e. out of Jon 16 to 1 apt Pludaree 25 to 1 egg Hoopoe 16 to 1 apt Brother to Comte( 2.1 to 1 apt Sunshine OARS--10 to 1 on the Sell. Hournso.—The East Essex Fox Ilonnds meet 'laa-+d.:y, st Boated Hall; Saturday, at Whethersfield Ttannike Gate, it ten.—The Prince Regent's Stag Hounds meet t t riday, at ?lie Crown Inn, Slough, at ten.—The Pytchley Heim& meet C 3 Wednesday, at &too; Saturday, at Rushton, at half past :tn. —The Duke of Grafton's Hounds meet on NV ecntsdaii it Cattle Thorpe ; Friday, at Stoke Bruern Park, at balling ten. —The Oakley Hounds meet Tbunday, at Roston; Saturday, at Moulecie Wood, at half-past ten..—The Quorn Hounds and Wednesday. at Howthorpe ; Thuraday, at Poston; at Clifton, at half-past ten.—Sit Belliegham's Ctrahain't Hour.'s meet Thursday, at Ilepwas ; Saturday, at Twit-row, at c.l• past ten. OWE DAY OVF.R., AND FIVE THOUSAND TICKETS DRA 7 :N ! I'. BISH re3pectf.illy informs his best Friends. the Public, he is selling lichee and Shales at Ms Old Latablubed Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, CharinCro.s, WARRANTED UNDRAWN. The Wheel still contains Six Prizes of JECOXO. , and varieve utiscr Capitals, all of which nsay be drawn NEXT DAY, 9TX DECEMBER; and Twe of £20,000 mast be drawn that Day in the Ern Free Minutes. ••• BISII has already eo!d Five Capitals in the Present Lottery- (CI RCULA R.) A GENERAL INVITATION TO THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND, AND SI ALES, to recommend particular) to their Servants and Carriers to a. 4 for TURNER's LIQUID or PASTE BLACKIN(;, as ter to be had of all the principal Grocers, Bootmakers. Statiolers, Ironmongers, Druggists, and Performers in every Tows is the Kingdom, from an improvement lately made, w hi c h su rpasses any Blacking CV!! brought before the Public. N.B. To thOse who have never yet made a trial, it is nwct earnestly recommended.—l am, with proroand rtstret, Blacking Manufactory, t Your's, very reels. 114, London-road, Southwark. 1 P. I RU i Eoll' BIRTHS. On the 14th instant, in Bentinck-street, Nlanehester-sqest r . Mrs. Hugo Greenwell, of a son. On the 15th instant, at Chelsea, of a girl, the c f the "lK• Wceden Butler, M. A. The eed ult. at Geneva, in Switzerland, the ef ts:e Y.ce. George Chttwede, of a son. DTED. On the 10th instant, at his father's binge Li Suffolk, the 7Zet• Thomas Ilallward, A. M. Fellow stl Wormter Rector of Long Stanton, in the Waldo, and Chap..tia to tke of Onslow. On the Ist instant, at Cardiff, much regretted, Mrs. Pee* wife of Thomas Bourne, Esq. Collector of hi. toms at that port, and third daughter of the late Jelin la.le 4 dt Monday se'nnight, at Ihm e r a lle-ifinvse, Esq. of Nuthurst, in th e tawny of Susses. Coultv ei * C orks while sitting in his chair, of water in the chest, the . 1 1 4. 4 t „ ti t Hayes St. Leger, in hi. 6Sth year. IE4 orly sod, the .nc.! Lieutenatit-Col , owl I bye 3s % St. Leger. of the South Cork ilid* succeeds to the family title and estates. Tuesday evening, Donald Bruce, mate of the ship Active , of It veniess, lying at Newcastle, fell into the river, and was drovreo• At Charleston, of the yellow fever, on the lathof SeptetrlZ‘: aged 23, Mr. Edmund Jettnyn, youngest sou of the WC (leer ge Jermyn, of Ipswich. 1.014114 `• -- . !'noted And put rkiged by ISVIIL N•iNT3 rtm);',- 'lst • , ♦ . tint of R c , a t, on the 1 441 to enable Go.. the R exc i ar arracirs, if ne. distm-hid mem toward* ;mace remain- -25 them, it ap- .pense to G o- b. C °7ll Pletion 7 garrocks at so their march ea;ly expectei statioaed ar has been su p : , r Letter to ele Vi eh all, Nc • i here ' are lafng he maritime pan ivate property, a id in Inerc%ants' ation to this sob. lagistrates of the t the uteri/aryls. any guns of this swill cause nesse- ir owners, for ten. I place of security, o be, &c. .1D11101.7111' CP. • ma, Groom, im at ions. On the al t, she fell it wee to 3wanaea, in a ird, and the slot, lied to Doke el T el Dervasentv , te ; and Gold er :erne down frets (George, Palms, Charles, }lran rt, er, the Serinears. linen:, Govan, ions Quebec, fcr Duncze, Bums, a archer. ighiu,-; flew. icr. home 14-inch : ,, re here, supiscr.4 )r London, to • command but to rettith. reed him. 'F - ,t Tiraii.:3 for printed to t...e is ia the Cos. se z sar i quarantine rest, ounce /ler ek, an alarrnirq piling to all. wit lotte-stree:, he whole of the ere destroyed. .STERDAY. colt ettt of Bri;eis Brethor tolVbiiks e. mat of Jove Hoopoe Sunshine I. Tieet Thnmelzy, et Vtar.nike Gate, at set it t riday, at eie Heim& elect C 3 1, at hill past tea. Veer esdayi at k, at balling ten. torton; Stunk, sots Hounds mcte Foetal; SituttiaT, Crrahaniiikiour. l a rwymoss, at hil- -1 DP-A . 7:N! est Friends. the is Old Established V N. ',wt.), and Tarim) r drawn ER; Day in the Ent .e Present Lottery. IE PEOPLE OF AND NI ALIA and Carriers to ask ACKINO, asu ia oaken. Stationers, every '(own in eke e, which surpasses a trial, it is mote d rested, ry weir. ilanehester.sqoat e s e w:ft of the lel% e of ts:e Srcolk, the !-Zer• C•a:'er, Orktia hapLiin to the Eizi notch his Co' Lite Jelin LL:feidt Counto of cork. i t, the 1 o r aWrra s 7 i d p " t eti was : Fi e h r e t e) 1 00 r , • of of the Lae ' , la- --e th Amer, t•-get... I