Star. — London, England, 1819-05-10 00:00:00

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' , ' l4 ' , • - 1'7..4 a ir _fik ir dk i Th''''''Tithl m . ami skthiritk....sho' is, to egmt .to Itßos T a sub ordinate 0 . rdef.', a 41600., 414 . dlittifft r;!` ,' - - '. . • - t r . - t , '' ••••'• tIiTSCt, • .0.% 0 ~, 000 NCO Olt DRAWN : IN THE - , t .I. ,_ c i et O lz F t . i t : i LISS 1... r .r0U It 1 1 121%8E1 . 0P 120 000 amendisent. ~,,. .si .. ~.. 1 . ~,,.; 4 .., ,_,_, ~ i asia';'*N i.. . '.. . i rg df B• ' fur ch;nad th e •thae4lo7ll-stidieelit go ` ar bis n gi l d.b n a,i 4 -' ~, 4 La. . 4 • ' . , • II . / ' ,' . gra , s , 4 , 4 , :1,4 'is- ANO ONLY 10,000 Tiourra . . M. MANUEL then, addrissecrilhe Chamber in Sup* 4. I • •"• this jolt, ik didfi *ow Iglide 4ll 4 kr lAedess• one hour and 'fifty out' •is able to - outsail CO L ' ship Imam. for Portsmouth. lea f - Selma, los warviaions, out Az , port of alt additional provision which h e wished to be ' ' , :tuitn*Ba 6 si° ,l44 14 "4 0 0 41 dm 6 14 0 IA Idaiedefs a rl i t t r ihed ihral in s t i sio* 6:ll. .. Rivers,-her cabin MONDAY, MAY ~ io 180. -, ~ . annexed to the law regarding the pecupiary securi- Poreranoorst, Mar n:-Wind W.-LA shatilkoup laden wi th gine rooms. The' eibi ' t Ityl . ere are 2 6 TILE kUSDS• ties which are to be exacted from the journalists. He stone and clay, from Plymouth, for na Northward, a Lyles ~n tiplea a thoie for the L adies ns *in bein a g n e e n rre e ly ne d w ist P in n et . - her beam ends in the harbour, but is expected to -.l,,:sten next tide. from the Gentlemen. She is com manded we e Of STOCKS THIS DAY AT OY; A;;I•OCIL I coasidered the trammels thus imposed on the Press Dsat, may 9.-Whad M .—,Cavite down from the giver last by a Cap- 7, C e nt. Reduced 7 1 ta as a deviation from the constitutional Chatter, as a n i g ht and salted, the Upton Castle, Howw.t., for Bombay; T a r- Lainltevints, one of the fittest Enp,ineera in the United 44 per tar, Howie, for. Illirantichi; Mary, Salem, fur @ e dam A,r- States. She sailed' froth Savannah on the $ d of Afril 5 ner c en t, Consols 79. a 71172 • temporary expedient between complete servitude and rived this morning and sailed for the River, the Pictou, Morals f or Live r p oo l . cent , go-k per Cent. 90 abso l ute f ree d om. Viewing them in this light, he • from Montserrat ;AI A St _al' _me, ..'ARTINGION, from Bengal; Eu: li P er • c e nt Navt Mit; • . proposed that their duration should be limited to the th roPe rou'g A ls ael . "161 frost Madras; the latter is now, S r . al. pawing • • 5 Pet • • is 114 gt Ilk Long Annuities Doves , MAY S.-Sailed this day the Lord Duncan packet, We have at length received the following official account of the evacuation of Talcahuano. It is from ISO first of January, 1821. Captain Power s with a mail and passengers for Ostend ; also the the Santa Fe Gazette of the 2rlill January : In di a B o nd, 23 premium t ' M. COURVOISIER opposed this proposition. Ile Lord Bigmouth, Ca rain reaer., for carats with a mail and passengers. Arrived thif afternoon the Chic h ester packet, Cap- . fohequer Wills ('..'d.) 36 7 pretniuM considered the provisions complained of to be of a • On the 93.1 litigant, his Majesty's friyste F. meralda cor- vette Preto ulna, and l'ezuela, anchored is the harbour of lain Renal; and l'Antegone French pac ket, from Calais, with d • bri g ' Callao, with the transports Beaver, Clndelaria, and Thomas, comniercial 24 discOUnt. most salutary tendency, and as having every claim passengers. Arrived this evening the Princesi Ciaarlotte packet, consols for Acct. 72 1 , 711 72 to pet mantracy. Captain BALLARD!, from Ostend, with a mail and passengers. having en board seven hundred men and ei g hty.four pieces or Captain w ,,,,,.. cannon of varlets, calibres, ;.nd a conaideralw quantity of mi ll , _ Dove% MAT 9.--Salled this morning the Flora, ----.tary , steres, al . ! front 'falcahuano, with few days before th e . last from Flanders, The Marquis de la FAYETTE differed from the pre- Boa, a nd the Lady Jane James, Captain Ilex weals, for Calais, Oils have arrived since oitr armed ship Cleopatra and a brig with the ships.Aguila rad Ma- h and Holland. ceding speaker. The restrictions were without exam- with passengers , Sntaasass, Max e.-Sailed the Grenada, Doluen, for /icy/ hi p°, also arrived after hai t rinz touched at gullies to receive on ourg , against the Emperor ALF-Lamina p ie in the jurisprudence of any other free country, south Wales, with convicts. bard the battalions of Grenadiers and Chasseut aof Arequipa." • p a c OSIPiracY to be the general subject of conversation it and however present circumstances might call for ileawicu, Mee 9.-Wind S.S.E.-Arrived the Eclipse pat - Friday last Lady MARY LONSDALE, of Charles- het, with a mail, dm from Holland ; and tae Auckland packet, street, aod Mrs. ANDERSON, had an interview for PenesA The absence of LABORDE, who has eon. their adoption, he cs.uld see no reasoa why they w ith ditto, from Cuxhaven. PA' Livaarotm., MAT 8.-The Naonji, from Milltown to Liver- some time with th e Circassian Lady. in the drawing- e l to clude pursuit, has left the public in the dark should be madeperpetual. pool, with wheat, foundered off, Dingle Day the 3oth Ladino, room of the Persian Ambassador's house. They .. , c ,,, ect to many particulars of this affair ; for The KEEPER Of the Seats was decidedly against * d the treie perished. found her particularly liftable and communicative ; r ,..1 • t . Gurrow-liouss, Mae n,-intered Inwards:--The Liebe, her person is reinitrkably slim, of low stature, rather 0 111. ,. a i s gen erally considered to have been the the proposition. He had supported the restrictions , t Anghett, from Memel ; Liberty, Aldridge, from St. Michael's; swarthy, him her features are very handsome. She • of the whole plot, and is supposed to be in from principle and not from qtly views of a tem- Harvey, Hamer., from St. Lucar; Briton, Cram, from Berbice ; ,:T'rerHarmony, Woodall, from Demerara; Recovery, Patherby, from constantly sits in the front rx)m, and generally wears L,, ion o f t he original Proclamation which was to porary nature. He moved the previous question , Cape of Good Hope ; Four Brothers, Delbaf, from Dantzic ; a scarlet chess, the shadow of s; hie i may be seen r *is addressed to the French nation, and to M. MANUEL replied. The previous question on the Dart, Wilson,' from Lisbon; Mary Fieum A e n: 4 , d il v iim eni p ; h c r ; ey sp , f r r i o r m g, thmu h the blinds, which are so placed that she can t. l been Cork; Gel hemp Bourne , from wfat passes in the street, and not be seen herself. ass w ere affixed the signature of persons, whose the Proposition was . then puv to the vote and carried t Spencer, from Menina; Samuel, Harris, from Hull; Marra- ----( On May-day, when the chimney-sweesers were main still unknown. '. • • by a very great majority. • rem, Even, from Belfast ; William Shand, Munro, from Ja- ,,aci re- Brusisis article of the nth insiant states, that the M. RODET proposed a new additional Article, li ,. maica ;the Laity Bankes, Walker, from Calcutta ; Todeland, dancing before the house, she , threw back the cur- t Christamsoo, from Dram; Orion, Wor/11,- from South Seas ; thin, and was plainly seen by a number of persons. dto be laid on Co ff ee excites great in- tithing the period for prosecuting several contraven- Hopewe ll ,. Stewart, from Memel ; Clarks, Duperrat, from lig propose d Advices have been received from the Cape of Good Warden:: Little Frederick, Thomas, from Jamaica ; Nichol- amon g the, merchants. The first Project laid tions of the law. ma, Cairn , from Teraneva • Thetis, lieuskelwood, from Ja- Hope, to the end of February. By the subjoined ex- rags' the Chamber consisted of only seven. Articles. • The KEEPER of the SEALS assented to the proposis mates; Mar' chioness hi Ely, 'Kay, the Thomas Coutu, Majori- tract of a letter, dated the '27th of that month, it will t a re banks, and M arquis . of Huntley, M‘Liod, from the Cape and he seen, that the tranquillity of that Colony had been a t mots • • observations of the Ceniral Section , on •on ; and, at his suggestion, the period of limitation dt. Helens; Contest, Meatus, front 9t.Vincent; Hannah, Clark, disturbed, by a formidable incursion of the Caffrees : - tie mode of levying the duty and on its amount, was fixed at three months. from Newry; and the Commerce, Tweddle, from Bourdeaux. -‘,,.' W e have just received accounts of the murder Cleared Outwards-The Will Miles, Beadle, for Madeira; t i re caused the Project to be entirely altered both The sense of the Chamber was then taken by bal- , Duke of Kent, Pound, for Renee- L iam; Flying Fish, Smith,and or zu umcers and several men, by the Caffrees, who . ~a, r espect to Coffee and Sugar. To this new Pro- lot upon the Law es a whole, when it was adopted Hens amen, for Ostend ; Duke of York, Fryer, for Rotter- have passed the boundary of tlae Colo, bu4ng The Chamber then ad-- dont usinia, Andenon, for Havannah ; •Acteon, Stewart, for i 4 in 45 Articles were added some explanatory by a majority of 153 to 45. 'villages, and murdering "all.before them Hind, udfor- Odessa, diet; A uro ra, Howell, for Cork; Mentor, Bullock, for tunately, there are no troops to stop them. , It is said journed till Friday. s Friends, Graham, and Lon d on, Brown, for Peters- it:larks.burgh. gtc. ; Ibbertson, Hager, for Arch a ngel; David, Ma g ill, they are 30,000 s trong. Lord SosteaseT s son is gone after a preliminary examination, which gave oc- The Chamber of P eer s met on Thursday. The for Riga; Nelson, Addison, for Lubeck. against them by land, with a party of horse ; and • cl am to fresh conferences with the Director-General, subject of discussion which staid for the order of the The . Aurniow , 38, captain - W. B DASUWOOD , troops and artillery me shipping for the same purpose. B. I tiirl Protect has been presented, with the change day, was the Project of Law relative to servitudeslt appears that GEIEA who is in the interest of the which arrived on Tuesday at Portsmouth, left Buenos c reme Articles and the addition of others. • This imposed on propertn for the defence of the State. Ayres 12th January, and Rio Janeiro 23d February. Eng li sh, has been overpowered by a neighbouring ar Project was discussed in the sitting of the Se- Of the nature of this Pro t ect, and the points on • Commodore Bowtzs, lit the Cazoas, 46, was left at Prince, and that the latter had carried all before hint TYNE Captain FALCON , at -passed the Santa Kion, and by the last accouats, - cod Chamber of the States-General on thefith May. which the discussion turned, the brief bulletin which Buenos Ayres, and the , Captain , proceed- R_ io. The ANDROINACHE, 4 , 6, Snutasea, and , • was within an hour's march of Uite ihagen a popu- -1 , • Ts debate was animated, and many distinguished the Chamber allows to be published of its the Btossou, Captain Hrcana, were at Lima, taking l oos village . Major Drawee, who brought the disr totters spoke at great length ; but several others ings, furnishes us with no iaformation. We are merel y patches, was intercepted by a numerous party of on board specie. Lord COCHRANE, with a Patriot C . affrees, , and forced his way through them, attended Lag still desirous of delivering their opinions, the favoured with the names of sixteen Members who squadron, consisting of ten sail *of different descripe Cambtr adjourned to the evening of the fith• took a part in the debate, and finally informed, that tiOns, well manned and equipped, was 4 Valparaiso. by 700 Boors. . I suppose, in a month's time, the poor • wretches will be severely punished , as they caastanci By an article from St. Petersburgh, it appears that the Project, by modified. various Amendments, wa.s His Lordship was in the Maria I sa b e ll a, -a frigate , • no chance against regular troops. It appearS 11l pos . onerous families of Russiaa peasauta, 41011 in a state Pitssedt rrith only three dissentient voices. (formerly Ru s sian), raptured some tithe ago from ~• .. d vassalage, had emigrated into Poland. The Po- The Chamber then adjourned sill Sattuday, the Royalitts, and it was eappowd to he his Lord - ' have abandoned ' . icy to ... the Cape rt.lnfeeTs, tvl,lo wee . ' always kep t in the interior to prevent the iacutsiotts ship's intention to inter : cqa t. 4 ANDROMACHE and of ~ J i:e Minister, had, in consequence, submitted it to • Five per Cents--ThursdaY, 66fr. ilide. Btossom, and demand from them, in the name of the • the savages. ., ,• " pap A private letter fteakirleinta quoted in the French rt consideration of the Council of Ministers, whether . —er-aa. . . s Patriots, the specie which they might bring from ' bland should not be required to deliver back such .By accounts from Tillie it appears that Comnseroe Litt, an d • th e • o f •); • f d Luna, is event its ems ,re use ,to tom- . ers, affirms that * Wi• (the ' Austisanr like; haatf,.', stiffens greatly, as ts Betope, fmn a scarcity of psi it to be given up by fprce. discovered in. Loudon, the secret. cy , er 01 . 44 :sins to Russia, both countries being sow under money ; and that trade in . general IS *try dull - a s Jon who, through the medium of the Frig i h m as t , , .., ~ , 1 , ~Pficiiy evening the Grasshopper, of 18 guns, Cap- ri Scvereian. The Emperor ALEXANDER is slid to complete check having been put tomes:ant& weevil • H ENRY rtis correspond with BostarAaTE. An a ennui,. 0 . . .... Fonnas, at-need at Portsmouth from tar decided the question in the following terms: lations by the low price to which commodities halal ..• uda, with Excellency Sir Jamas Coppola!, . . relative in appearance to ordinary family affairs, react as The kingdom of Poland has a Constitution whiz • h generally fallen. Prom the subjoined letter k appears, with this secret c her presents a i;olitiFal sense v kite Governor of that island, who has returned home IP • . es 7. owever, that Bengal Cotton has risen in price, and in consequence of ' hit appointment to the o ffi ce of remarkable." mot be violated in any manner, or upon any oc-of ril e la -,, a. • p . In the Gazette of Saturday there are notices of the that immense quantities have.een shipped. This is • P47slaster .N.0y41 M ar i ne orcet Si r James talon. This palladium of the safety and happiness easily accounted fort the article hawing some time is an elder brother of Rear-Admiral Sir GEORGE dissoletion of partnership between HART c . the nation must be sacred ; and by this Constitu- ago been at an excessive price in this country, Tinny d ocKowts G.C.13, The Grasshopper left the Lean- M.P. 'and the Members of the Banking arid iNlercitit... tal the enjoyment of the rights and privileges give:t orders were sent out; and ships were e v en . freit hted der at Bertiauda, where she had just arrived from tile firms with which lie was ccanected at Bristol.- la the law is guaranteed to every settler in Poland." and sent out fbr the purpose . bringing it ome. the Nevem* and Vera Cruz, with a small amount This is a measure of precaution on their tart, as we The late reduction of prices in England had how- of specie for merchants , at Halifax. The'Crene, understand that a docket is struck against the Gen- Trade is said to be very dull in Russia-corn hadtleman who had the sagacity to suggest, and the good ever the effect tb induce some houses to send expresses • • Captato Tama, bad gone to Halifax ; the Bellette fin hi price at all the seaports.; and there was little overland to order their vessels not to be loaded with Captnia Pacnau,, was cruizing to the southward .' fortune to prevail on the icy of the EXCHR• t: nand for produse of any kind. Cotton, but rather to come home in hallast. These The independent • privateers were • ry numerous ot. e QUER to adspt the notable scheme of the 31 per Cent. -- orders had not reached India when the accounts came .the American coast, but they had not committed any . • Loan 'The author of-the scheme has become its vic- The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friddly Ilan away ; and, therefore, the next intelligence from that very violent outrages on the trade. The Forth frig -ate, ' . tun but his parzitt r ,'had no csncerri in the gamblieg . ;cited since our last. , :quarter may be expected to announce a . fall in the Sir JOHN Louis, may Decu'atites h• 4 will got suffer by his failu ie. be 'daily expected to arrive, s • - . L c , begins , an d th ere a price of the article in Bengal, proportioned to the TO•MOR aow the State Lotte ry The KING presided on Wednesday at a Count ,i t she having left Bermuda three weeks prearicas to the reduction has experienced a n the home niarkcts. • never were, in any Lottery, such strong inducements Grasshopper, for the Chesapeake, to bri ng Mr. Bacot., . . c Ministers.. purchase trouedraiely, as Two C20,1W0 Prizes But what will he the effects produced by the arrival our Minister at W as hi ng ton , to England. The trade to P ' :le .4oniteur has inserted several letters from of ahe large shipments which have taken place in at Bermuda was very brisk. The American Govern- will be derided in the jrst five tniautes, and all Eby' ' :,:cuoz to the French Minister of Police, respecting India ?-A still farther and considerable reduction in went having put a stop to their ships carrying goods £20,000 pii.,s may . , be drawn that d.:y.- Tic k ets are already so low as to i•f: plot against the Emperor ALEXANDER, with a the prices , at home, which . to the West India Islands, eight or ten vessels had and Shares ace on Sale at V, sae s Officss, 9, Offal- threaten en tire . ruin to Many of the individuals whohill, and 17, Eudgate-street, where No. 7,930, a almost daily since arrived there (in contravention of . • tenmuni:atien on the subject from his Excellency4.:the last Lso ldand Prize of 2000 In ottery, was embarked in the private trade to India. The fol- the order) from the United States, whose cargoes • • . . . iithe Frere:ll Ambassador 'at :Brussels, for tie parr- • i s istered to a Gentleman DI Liverpoo l . lowing an extract from a private letters were landed and re-shipped, in English vessels, for g , ~ i:se of refuting en imputation countenanced by some .• Caccirrte. Doc. IS, IBIS. that 'T M a will a • w. t-,ARROLL trusts o- ott. ow • gain • the West India market. There had been no return still continues. and eatly do the afford him the opportunity of returiling thanks to nuns of the recent trial, that the plot bad received ' The scarc it y a " Ace ' • are at a a ou r of the fever which prevailed so fatally last year at Merchants feel it. Mercantilel.• 1 • hu . d b • h their , t h ose F r iends w-o have •aourc biro with 4 ion of itdirect countenance from the French Go- commerce and private trade is nearly done-ell 'kinds of Faro- Bermuda. The Gratshopper, in going to Halifax nist commands,No..l9 C 't t and 0 6 OXFORD- ORN 111. , - , . - r the , %snment, and cif chewing that from the first M. de Pea pot n and American produce are at full six percent. discourt L--.- winter , experienced such severe weather, that several • ter Is selling, the barrel to ga one, of 11 cask Included, at one STRERT• T a t AR rirst Two Prizes Drawn of her . crew Were so severely frostbitten, that their .„ _ c • r „ „„,,, Q ,.. : ~, A2l at.ached no importance whatever to tits revels- rupee and a•balfi-tser harbour full of shipplig, and few freight- W il l be T wo ; 4 .7..4e/we'''. Th e ...,.....me conta i ns F awn '. Ms cf BECHOZ, being convinced that be was only ed, •the Company's ship s . taking the flirt produce, C otton i s limbs were of necess i t y tated. ampu of IN° 000 which may yet be obtained at the Offices • selling at much better prices than it has prod or adi f length of NORTHERN EXPEDITION.--HiS Majesty's ships th e ' a of G. C a teaott, who Sold a larger Amount of Ca-' oalooring an Oliverian part in the affair. time: the quantity shiPPed from Bengal for Reigland, even be- HECLA and G R IPER , which were taken down the . Tits Clamber of Deputies rtsumed on Wednesday fore the late coati -Jest In Th. the Nortla-West of Imo' exceeds in 'Rivet to Northfleet Hope on Tuesday 'last by the P tah in the Last LottetY than any ytNe?Office-keeper • ' amount as three pounds to toe,. highoit of our wages Ising No. 706, a Prize of ,29,000 GUINEAS ! • frICIUd . '...e di4usii.l of th e Project of Law ties eerie the three (rupees the lunar month. The exportation of Cotton from Steam Yacht, are now waiting there for the astrono-d h ' which dail this port the first six mouths Of the year T. 17, war upwards of mical instruments an c ronometers, are CiMIN-DIARKF.T, i mmticl i Ais/, ,MAY is : , . oorsals.Y 'The ' apply of tra heat was• Asher arge this inorn-• . 100,000 bales. East India Sugar has come into great demand, expected, on the receipt :of which they will instantly . , Articles 2,3, and 4. containing farther provisions the ditty on which is 40s. per wt. Rice is.still in great demand, put to sea, under from Essex Kent anl Safrolk, which hai meta command of that admirabl t e and m g ' ' • • • a • • - 13 but t he last-season was very unfavourable . Indigo has bre . . e ... ~ T , .sioned a further decline in price of ~s, per qt. ut at ::lative to the securities required from thelournalsacientiac sailor, a aetnenara PARRY, son of Dr. PARRY sent from particularly fostered Ig the Company 4 tke quantity j . that reductiOn fine tans from the :drove counties ':' Article 1s were passed without discussion. MOM do GMAr 'arum, in 1,1114, WAS 6,978,939, ,c• Bath. • They. are to explore Bafflers Bay generally, - found buyers ; the major rin of th e supply was but particularly Smith's, Alderman Jones's, and Lan- Article sth proposed to enact that two copies of -- - r eared off F . English Ba 1y t rtdagt Mon- t,. ote. t e ~ ,,_pst r,o Lally CASTLEREAGH'S Party, on Saturday, after caster Sounds, and Cumberland Straits, 'with a view ran work shall be deposited with the proper Au- day's prices, lati all descriptions Itif VOreign ire ts, the Opera, was attended by nearly one hundred Fa- to discover a passage Ulm the North- Pacific Ocean. :sorties bijou publication-:lowei. ' Ate ite I. pert..eheaper ; but fine shionables, among who were : If necessary to accomplish the object, they are to P er €l . , • fresh Lam sold.reaaiky at tlta i.. ' tement In• Beans m• BENJAMIN CONSTANT expressed his apprehen- Th e D e ice of Wellington the Duke lian Caries, CoCopia and winter in 13.affirls Bay. They are victualled, and in oas that the Clause so worded wouid enable the ' of Salislau the Countess of Countess Lleven. the Marchioness 7 , . .. , • A c....: ever respect suitabry equippe., sai two years. Cap- ud Peas no alterado 'Clrent flees as under: a . , a rf7. a - t - II muss. i -Dun mans 441 Oh , Jersey . Loyd and lAde Stewart, F.arl Al $1 estmoitand, I.ord Nfects in the Departments to controul the Journals and lady Grantham, Lord AMAIN ii.. 04 kloiyneu;, Lady tide SABINE' of the Royal Artilleay, who acCompas wbea ,_ Non and i ... u..... ilet , ditto 5l l, 441 flied Captain ' Ross in the Expedition to Baffur's $a p . ' - 1.:........:.,.:...50nie • tsicv, P0540* . .. (i.4 30s . y ate: s: Pleast , ':e, by throwing obstacles in the way of Ps•su• Lady Grasue. &c• _a '”,..,,, , • .:aseVarts ' "-' 1 ' ^34 ties The sale of her late M a mma s .privete property as Aetronomer, proceeds again in the same capacity. &atom . ~„ .. r ... 1 . • 1 3 ; i tlen 4 .: . r tki.......„ 41 4154, 400 '," 1 .,,, N. • ••,.•., ..... ...Ins 244 ng the deposit. He therefore proposed a verbal commenced on friday, breeder of Lori Mutat/ and In addition to the Expedition for exploring BafEn'i Norfolk ••••' • • ... 4 3'4 . 36 I•Touf,. Nick ASs• w e •shenclinent, so a: to allow of the publication previous General TAYLOR, the executora. It consisted of Dress *. uhica- y e ''' . -`''')'''''...... .4 lkitTlit4, y 1, 1 I 411 IS I: Ray, and determining the etistence of a . conun n a rt ea. msw . ‘.. ...... s. os . pe 42./C44 ts the 'deposit. Jen, Seve, and Cbelaea porcelain, and cut glass, Origin- to by pater towards Behrtf s . ra ti, • St lanothe r is . etl t ..... .... ..... etas. The XI of tbe S h ' concurred the ' EALS aytng concur' in tal stuffs, Chinese sillthanginga, rase and costly ivory sheet to be undertakcal by la , Whicb is to proceed White Peas • ' --3ociltio Whe . fi e .raurric-----y•Cos l'Oe • Boilers •.. 4•Os 444 Bohm 1 .., .. Itambro or cabinets, sofa, chairs, &e. Every slick was woo. hi a northern direction from the Hudson Bay Cores - ----- 77 , _ fib , 46 . it i; m4 T l s tf T ewitt i ii co , . tic . °Priett of this Ametdment, it was adopted.be cm lo ed on ranted to be genuine ; that is, to have been the•pre- pany's - settlements. The persons to E y a . paci..! to a-, • • , - , , . . a . SMITIIIII4,D 11 . ..kilert; l'l . A V 10. „ ...acle 6, as amended by the Commission, impos- f t hiQ: ' w The ihnms, in Pall-mall, , Ibis ,ardnous undertaking, it is said, are selected •; and, , perty o e . ate use.. Peat ..:,...ts Od to 54 '',ll Vs# - - S. 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