Star. — London, England, 1819-06-29 00:00:00

~ . • • . . . • : "1" 7 " 1. fli WiN1,111(1 STAR. I‘. i ,.. ...... - • LONDON. TUESDAY, 'JUNE 29, 1819. THE FUNDS. PRICI or STOCKS THIS DA? AT 014/1 &CLOCK : t . . •. . . ' . . tut :it simply moved that The Chamber should: to . the order of the day.-All eyes were turned n ',meow. He remained immoveable. The Orchtrnaf ' .. tile Day was then ca ll ed for on all sides, and, being Duie of GLoucesTita, put to the vote, Was carried by an immense majority. Hyde Park. Marshal GousnoN Sr. CYR is said, in the Nurem- berg Correspondent, to have tendered his resignation . in consequence of the great reduction which has been THE ARMY. - • Thursday next the 2d and 3d Battalions of fl ca e . 3d Regiment .of Guards, under the command A letter from Barbadoes states, that the 5 0- will have a gran d Review in of which they were becalmed off Madeira). 'Elie 4th 91 re arrived at Barbadoes in 35 ' regiment lost some men and one Of fi cer '(Lientenant TO THE EDITOR OF THE ST A the Sut-eAs your L valu D ate jU P N a ja "' r has al observation R. o d n o l r ia rl, s an an ' l L, Th... ; w ays lr 1 looked up to as an impar tia 1 Register of passing • • el , ,th and taoonfdforms an n ve o r p ( ai opinion) i far on ) as been e e m n y days (ten str i c t ha neutrality, 1 venture to appeal .to-yeoPnrion7‘.:Pe half of this Much insulted and calumniated town district. i be. and • Bank Stock 216 made by the Chamber of Deputies in his branch of Brats:Lave) at Barbadoes. All three regiments were lam led, Sir, to address you, on the present pee n • . 3 per Cent. Reduced 67ni 67i tht Budget, but that it has not yet been accepted. in general good health. skin, from what has appeared in the San c and maw THE ARMY IN IRELAND. Newspapers, relative to the late Meetings at e n 3 per Cent. Consols shut It is believed that should he persist in retining, he Dusan , ' Jun 23 • place. The scandalous paragraphs to which I ''- Si per Cent. 75i-} tier Cent.- will replace the Marquis de RIVIERS, 24 atdibassa- Friday, a detachment belonging to the 18th Musser!, after ar- lode, cannot have escaped your ah , 'sting in Dublin, from Liverpool, marched to Cork, in order to o b servat ion ; it ali 5 per Cent. Navy shut dor to Constantinople. The same paper also a ffi rms. therefore, be unnecessary to repeat them ; they a . ' loin the head-quarteri in that Chy. 1:'• India Bonds 3 5 die. that Barcn Louis is slen - tly to be replaced by M. de . BF Friday, the two troops belonging to the Yd Dragoon Guards, which were stationed at Cahn, marched from that station kr peered in the above Papers on 'Wednesday last, en North have since been copied, with avidity, int o Exchequer Bills (2d. ) 2 6 4 dis. BARANTE. - man, • Dundalk, to replace the troops belonging to the sd Royal others in different parts of the kingdom. Ina b ' Omnium 21 In Letters from Naples mention, that on the ht of British Dragoons that were ordered to Dublin. .ise Consols for Acct. - 68ini 681. there was a great erupt ion of Mount Etna, which Frida y , the four troo p s belonging to the 2d Royal North Bri- wretches who could coolly fabricate such mali gnaa itch Dragoons, stationed at nattinrobe and Longford, marched falsehoods, deserve the st i verest reprobation. ---• tend considerable danger on, the town of Cate- for Dublin, to join the head-quarter. of the regiment ; another Base and black, indeed, must that heart be, th e This day being a Holiday at the Bard: (hut the . • F troop stationed at Dmiskillen, marched on the 19th for the same nia.- rench 5 per Cents. Friday; 68fr. 75c. - can coolly sit down to pen such deliberate and ail, I Stock Exchange ia open), little or no business was destination fu' falsehoods ; and the general impression here la FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT. Friday, a troop belonging to the lit Dragoon Guards, arrived -doing.-Consols, feie-Oinnium, 2 discount. •Dundalk; and one at Enniskillen , and another at Monaghan, .et r " PARIS, JUNE 25. - . on Saturday, in which towns they are to do duty. of the infamous spies who are known to be lurkingia The Foreign Enlistment 13i11 was read a second "M. Btotrow had to-day another opportunity of this district. It is true that the two last Meetings a t INAVAL INT'ELLIGENCE. Hunslet Moor were distinguished by much ineani. l time in the House of Lords' last night. It was de- making his threatened revelation, and again mag- natuours, JUNK 516.-Wind N.W. to S.W.-Arrived t he orator y and improper language ; but it was listes a fended by the Earls of lIA anoway and WESTMOR• nanimously declined cutting the hair which he would Nocton packet, with a Mail from the Islands, last from St. indifference, andmade • "e LAND, and opposed by Lord HOLLAND, the Mar- have had us believe, suspended die sword of DA- ' Thomas s, is 211 days. .Sailed the Lady Arabella packet, with to with a Mail for Lisbon. Ar rived off this port the brig Eagle, from on those to whom it was addressed.- There tom guises of LANSDOWN and BUTE, and the Earl of CAR- SIOCLES over the heads of the Ministers. The time North America, and passed up Channel.-The Norton packet dinners, suppers, or as select meetings of the partimrs 1 NARYON. Lord.HOLLAND, by way of amendment, is still not yet come ! This chews that the Ultras of .41 ke, on theo l f lsth bi instant, in a lat.42. 0 1n the 1.i 1 0ng 3 .3P..;9. the Dart, Reform, after those which took place in the op en a i r; or 2 d in latitude 48. proposed to divide the Bill, but his motion was lost all parties are alike. The Marquis BARTHELEMY ' S ldngitude IS. 14. the hrtspßrid and get, of London, from Dominica, nor were there any political songs, toasts, or sentiment & by :t majority of 53. conduct relative to the Law of Elections is not for- out ss days. Equally false, too, is that part of the story whi r l ; re , I the Commons the CHANCELLOR of the Excite- gotten, and how he wheeled about after,his first in- . Poarsmount, JULY 28.-.-Atrived the Defence transport,. from laces to the Cap of Liberty! neither that nor ses o , Gibraltar and Sierra Leone, with troops; and the CARIZAJOII other Revolutionary insignia have been exli ibited hoe . the Echo, QUER obtained a grant of 16 millions and as. half to considerate speech ; so it is with M. BlGNott a who,has gun Row -briiy o f tn roth .e a re C a 'h i anne n i e cruize. ed Pa the sse z. lu on p Ch a nnel itole. for Duce- If ever a people merited the favour and protons' provide for outstanding English Exchequer and Irish 'realized the fable of the ass in the lion's skin ; he tonc it i vi t ind s v.N.w. of those who are placed in authority over then, it il Treasury Bills: He stated that the revenge of the is discovered by his braying. We confess we regret owes, JULY 28.-Arrived the Savannah. MORGAN, front the inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood leans, in forty-two days-parted on the Banks with the Leeds who have maintained their loyalty unshak last quarter exceeded the corresponding quarter- of this, and are sorry for M. BIONON, who has more et. Ann , in lat. 45 . long. 50. also, the Ikpe, LZACII, from Bus- - , . , . , ca, - under the severest trials and privations that kumia last year by the sum of i'spoooo. than once deserved well of his country and consti- ton, in twenty-six days. On the 10th June, in lat. 4'2. J 7 . lon g . • 58. 50. spoke the Cannon, from Liverpool for New York, out nature can be called upon to endure - privations tha -- tuents, as a zealous champion in the cause of' Con- thirty-four days. On the ' 12th June, in .fat. 43. 14. long. 56. have reduced many thousands of them from Al nem We mentiored yesterday the Yanfee's report com- stitutional liberty; but even virtue, carried to excess, spoke the Albert Gallatin, -, from Havre for Savannah, out • to beggary. Municated to a vessel arrived at Bristol, of Alitc- is the most dangerous of vices. Had hiss peech been tw e n t y - nin e JUNe ays. 28._ 1 am not, Mr. Editor, a native of this part of . Wind S.S.W.-Arrived the Lord Nei. GREGOR and his troops having been all killed or taken kingdom ; but personal observation and experiern, impromptu, we might have fancied it a hasty expres- son Packet, with a Mail from Holland. prisoners fourteen days after he had gained posses- sion escaped in the warmth of his feelings, and we neat, JUNE 28.-Wind , W.- -d fur the enable me to affirm, with the most ri d adl - eren Arrived and sail, 1 . it, gi t cell River, the Rockingham, N axon, from Calcutta; I uric% truth , that if any one class of his Majesty's su bject sion of Porto Bello ; and we stated at the same time might have pardoned it, but his speech was written LARDILLLS, from Tobago ; Lady Harewood, YOUNG, from Gre- deserve to be pre-eminently some reasons which induced us to L insider the state- r t da; Peter Procter, PETZRCIN; and Medusa , WATSON, rom and meditated on ; this leaves him without excuse, i n • ercise of every social, domestic, and Christian vino, i • Medina, KNI•KeDV; SOVereign,MUSTARD; P rince ment as an American fabrication. We can now pro- and would lead' us to conclude that he is as bad a George, P g ait ' itell.; and Orestes, Przuzy, from Jamaica. and an overflow of the milk of human kindness, it is duce evidence that there can be no truth in the Yan- • the inhabitants of this district. patriot as he is a logician. Why, he desires the recal Pay, (vs f rom l.°ll-H Cal °lj ais; 3 La tiN d l 2 Wellington, 'tered Saurd w - Entered d frona n Li e merick r ; kee's statement . There are letters in town from Ja-I tvill not, Sir, trespass any further on your time; of the banished, and has a mean in his power of en- and Three Johns, Batten, fronteor.--Cleared Outwards-. . matter of the 16th of May, which say nothing of forcing &at recal, and he cl •is • a preten sit not time to • i 13hicher, The Liberty, Thomas, for Newbery ; Marsha , , Ellis, , . _ ..... but, relying on the ready aid of your valuable as and the Lord &shorn, Laming, f or Rotten:law; Endeavour, widely-circulated Paper, to counteract the shatnefd AIAGOREGOrt sustaining any defeat after his capture of bring it forward !-The Ministry is then justified, Humphreys, for Limerick ; I'rince of Orange, Hous, for Rot- aa l ama n n ne at - have been propagated-I remain, Porto Bello, which took place on the lOth of April:Vin e , Webb , for terdam; Euphemia,. Miller, for Hambargh... Your's, obediently, C. S. inasmuch as it opposes the recal, and the advocate Antigua ; Britiana Ruble, for Antwerp ; Hthenua, Dyer, for note fourteen days after would bring the date of the of that recal confesses the time is not come for his Waterford; Two Brothers Strains, for Naples; Mita, Ireland, P. S. Two large Factories in this neighbourhood, reported defeat to the 24th of April ; and the pas- compelling it. They have not then yet expiated theirOebroeders, for l, Norway ; Tearer, Stephens , , for Ostend ; Twee. Liberty, , ( one . , c a gy ii ne) . for Zaundarn ; J ac k I ar. Harrison, for Jamaica ; in the Flax and the other in the Wo have been closed and man hundred hands turned sage from Porto Bello to Jamaica (between which offence ?M. BIGNON is like the friend of the mise- Aldrige, for Bremen ; Fame, APEiban, for Hamburgh ; Apollo, employ. 0 y places there is a constant communication) requires Antwerp • Prince of Waterloo, Page, for Ostend; out of Denham, for Antwe ~ ,_ rable scraper on the violin, who, when it wasser te d as Flies Bedwell, for Venice; and the„Shannon, Jolly, for Naples The most intelligent persons here say, that the tar only eight days-the event, therefor; had it taken that he was not fit to ' take guts to a heir,' declared and idassina. on foreign wool imported, will give a death blow to 'wlace, muit have been,known in Jamaica by the 2d ieee U.-Entered Inwards-The Resurrection, Seatb, from the trade of the East Riding of Yorkshire, and to the eta with indignant zeal that he urns. Stetin; Mayflower, Hoy , And Speedwell, Hoy, from Stangate . . , Stiy ; s4.4 May-no less than three weeks prior to the ~ trite if the last accounts from that Island. As to ottr opinion of the Exiles, it has been long Creek; Catharina. Flint, frOm Groningen ; Heimeshand, Held, from Messina • Duke of Kent, Pound, from Rotterdam ; Eliz.A, other clothing districts. Both he White and Coloured Cleth Halls were filed ;we have repeatedly declared it, and now re- sa n • 'sun Creek; the G uernse y; yesterday over-stocked withall descriptionso f 4 1 Letters have been this morning received by a re- peat, that they were banished in express violation of Indian, filled, from Jamaica; Maria, Pitcher, from Bourdamix . ; bet there were comparatively no buyers ; and there spectable house in the City from Grenada, dated so Margaret, Milne from higa - Monitor Whitten, from New . thetharter, and merely to gratify the revenge of O r '. • ' ' -• leans ; Speculation, Taylor, from Cork ; Roweliffe, Fassouf, has not been so little business transacted in them at late as the !Stn of May, in which no mention is made the cowardly pretended Royalists of 1815 a to w h ose from Honduras; Thomas, Wright, from Genoa; Hope, Irwin, any market day since their erection. Of any battle having been fought between Sir GREGOR from Cor k ; and the London Packet, Collins, from Ostend.- ____......-._ • vengeance they were offered as a holocaust-cowards Entered Outwards-The Henriette, Pontif, for Rouen ; Are. MACGREGOR and the Spanish forces. There cannot,Letters received in Town this morning from Cho are always cruel. As there are none; to R eg i c ides, thusa, Maly, for Jam a i ca; Electra, Rubinson, for Philadel p hian nheeefore, be the slightest foundatioo for the report , Tear, for Havannali; Eclipse, mention that six houses had stopped men: Currew, for Hayti; the 'pawpa), and we appeal to the Charter and the five Codes of Hope, Wilson, for Tobago; Andrew Savage, Kerr, for (fart;Be there on Saturday last,. of the defeat of MACGREGOR. the Kingdom, to prove it ;i. e.-the body of the laws Progress, Talbert, and Henry Cerf, Roxburg, for Quebec ; and - , now in force and vigour. In the Charter we find ob- the Telernacque, Hayaert, for Havre.--Cieared Outwards- Th urs day, Sir SAMUEL SHEPHERD lOOk his AM at Letters received this morning by the Leeward • The Mary and Eliza, Phill4s, for Malta; Donegalle, Gowan, Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer, Edna livion commanded, that the subject may not even be for Demerara • Demerara Packet, Venable., for Dimerara ; burgh, island Mail, bring accounts from Margaretta of the Susannah,Wallace, for Rio Janeiro ; Susannah, Wallace, for the called in question ; in the Code of Laws we find theViiday se'nnight the mansion-house of Ballona, ill 20th May, announcing the intention of Colonel ENG- Cape of Good Ho p e' Duncan Forbes, Wilson, fur Fayal ; For- the neighbourhood of Maybole, Ayrshire, was burned authority of every Provisional Government during titud orts, for Rio Janeiro; Hibernia, Diet-, for Water- ' LISli to sail thence With his Expedition for the Carac- th . ford Wand the Lucinda, Treadwell, _for Memel. to the ground. e Revolution recognized 6y the laws teeing now acted has on the 25th of May. A few days ago, as a pitman was working in Ben upon by the King's Government. In them we find no Some American Papers arrived this morning, but tlebank pit, belonging to Lord Loa:sneer., in Can _ • I: t e - We have this day received the following account question of treason, rebellion, or_usurpation ; andin not of a later date than those we received yesterday. ber land, he was so dreadfully burnt by an explosics a admitting, incorporating these laws in the Code re- The GRASSHOPPER, of 18 guns, Captain BUCHAN, of inflammable air, that he died in great agony. from India : , i saled on Saturday afternoon for Newfoundland, no Last week, a man called George Collins, hind to CALCUTTA, JANUARY ea. . cognized by the KING,' we hesitite not to affirm, that . • ship of war remaining at Spithead. Remain the St. Mr. Honeychurcb, of Beerferris, near Salisbury, pa t' ' CEYLON.-We have at length the satisfaction of even that alone would legally shelter their authors Phili p (S we d e ) , f or C a di z ; an d t h e Peggy transport, a pair of sheep-shears in his pocket, and was procte,i announcing to the public the return of Itis Excellency - from all the accusations trade against them ; we defy with part of the 60th Regiment on board, for North ing to his employment, when his foot slipped, and a the Governor, Lieutenant-General BRowrintoo, to a separation of the men and the measures." • America.. the shears entering his bowels, he died ie about four • - The Savannah steam vessel, recently arrived at hours afterwards. Columba, after an absence of 15 months, during [ which eventful period he has effectually crushed the An Account of a curiou s Meetin g , held yesterday, Liverpool from America, the first vessel ef the kind Saturda se'hni K ght, a man namedat Tau Jones, is the that ever crossed the Atlantic, was chased a whole employmen y tof M. ingsbury, nton, while i • • alarming insurrection which had so long distracted at the Crown and Anchor T avern, will be found in day off the coast of Ireland, by the Kite Revedue assisting in hauling a barge towards the shore, vase the first page. that country, and established the British dominion on cruizer, on the Cork station, which mistook her for dreadfully jammed between the boat and a largeport • a firmer basis than ever throughout the whole of the a ship on fire, in the way, that he died the next day. Letters from Cadiz state that several of the British A series of Madras Gazettes to the 6th of February The following ludicrous event occurred lately a Kandian Provinces. Tile w a s met at the Grand Pass transports had been discharged, not from their being last reached town yesterday. We learn from them Sunderland: Lord STEWART had ordered rtoo tot* ' 1 by almost the whole of the population of Columbo, no longer wanted, but because the Captains would that the epidemic . still continued at Bombay and the given to the populace to drink Lady SnewAafshealth i • with every demonstration of joy. The Madras troops not submit to new conditions the Spaniards wished neighbourhood, but not severely. Partial hostilities and twenty casks of ale were rangedon the Exchange to impose upon them. It appears that the experience PI 1 " are under orders to return. The surrender of arms acquired by the purchase of the rotten Russian ships are still carrying on between some of the native powers for that purpose, which were soon taken possessione • i of the interi throughout every Prov nce or seems to be and our trops. B letters from the Camp at Syn- the heads knocked in, and crowds were seen beano has made the Cadiz Committee extremely cautious, kurah, in n eighb o urhood the general: more than 8,000 muskets, with other arms, and they now insist on the British ships being stripped of the Nerbuddah, dated off the beverage in buckets, hats, Sec. A votary e December 22, it Was stated that reintorceinents were Sir John Barkycorn, more eager than his fellows have already b een co lle c t e d . HEUEDERA, t h e bef ore the y p roceed , thou g h many RELG only rebel Chief of consequence .not taken, is sup- were fresh copperedtheyt hi s country. ' before left ' three divisions, and it was anticipated that hostilitie s high in alel A general cry of " Pull him oat!' we the • posed to h With this !lave anticipated the sentence of the law, by would be commenced with the x-Rajah about the set up, and a yoting man mounted the shoulders Sunday 0, Captains refused to comply.E u committing suicide. a. ,ernoon her Royal Highness th e Duchess' 15th of January. The whole force of enemy was around those him, for the purpose of dislodging fa of KENT was publicly churched in the Parish Ch urc h est i mate d to am O unt to ten thousand men, including invader, when being too eager, or from the unstess ' - of Kensington, by the Bishop of SALISBURY. The Arabs •d G - d• Other letters contain - ness of es . Accounts from Madrid of the •14th instant, an- Duke of•KENT led the Duchess to the Comm • ninon- . . of the dispersion of a body of these hill-mercenaries, foremost into the same cask, without the least posit .. nounce a new c h ange in the Mi n i stry of FERDINAND. Table. _ who had recently formed a part of the garrison of of extricating himself, and not being very promP ll l The Prune Minister, the Marquis CASA 'Runt, re- COVENT-GARDEN THEATRIL-Last night R o b R o y „ Borgagurgh. They had • • gained a strong pass, in pulled out•by his squabbling companions, he we ' ceived on the night of the 13th and 14th, by the was performed at this Theatre to-a crowded audience. which they posted themselves after a march of 28 rowly escaped drowning. hands of the Captain - General of the Province, an or - Prince LEOPOL sion when Captain D was•present ;and at the conclu of miles, PEDLAR, with a squadron of BETTING AT TATTERSALVS, YEKERDAY. the Drama his Royal Highness was saluted from the the Bth Bengalcavalry, and der under the Royal Sign Manual to quit Madrid • stage by " GOD save the King," sung in full c h orus, killed which at present engrosses the whole attention el the sporA • horse, about 100 of them, wounded a still before seven o'clock next morning, and to repair with which was enth us i as ti ca ll y echoed by the audience. people. The odds were as follows: ~ •lawn greater number, and put the rest to flight. all his family to an obscure town in Old Castele. The Prince manifested his pleasure by ,re P e alodaY Tuesda ' •ht D t c. 11 h •11traffics 11 m I agst. 'Sultan li to 1 apt Corcrina who! Yse anig , aa re ac ar, n o ll to e -Pticocurante 11 to 1 - Painter's °thee accounts say, that Count D. EoutA, the Mi. bowingwith the greatest 'affability. His Royal High- in Irish oods , was robbed d attempted to be mar- ° tot -The Liird SO to 1- Butterfly ness was accompanied by several persons of distinen tiered mister of War, has also been dismissed. Nothing is . b y two Irishmen, upon the Carse of Sla'ans 11 to a - 61 r Walter is to 1- MORI. ton, amongst w hom were noticed his niece, Princess ßOXlNG . I yet said as to their successors. FEorioßE, who ap peared to be highly phssad with Th • between atehouse and C in 'al ' reesown, Cr loway.- Tuesday morning a match was fought at Rattan Park, rt's ey robbed him of four inea notesgu and a cew the Pantomime of Mother Goose, w hi t Ciosicthe Aar ,beinßirmingham, between Muter Mackay and Sammie Ears. I. ' i The Paris Papers of Saturday arrived this morning. entertainments of the evening g all the money he had baron him at fighting forty minutes, the latter had received so mach hv-v i • The Sitting of the Chamber of Deputies on Friday Ettousa OpattA iloyss.--Last night aft lt nit.' " . 7 "*" . '" :: ' lite at . He was so severely handled and beat, : hat that he died soon afttrwards. sve.l, him over the dyke on the road side, and A battle was fought near Wellington, Shropshire, last .., formance of the Padloci which Was as '• ' :iti :..-: t" between/. Parbigtt and J. I' itaitiod, when the forma walla, was expected to have been one of unusual inlosost, all its __ . a clew _ ow , . n two , - a , . . aar ' ,Ortin • ' hint, concludinsthate was dead ; Pitchford is committed . tik jail , charged with manslaughter. but proved otherwise. On the list of Petitions, duce for ,rhe P" fi 13.1 t . rte 131 e,. attar was •. _ .... -- . , yen' for son* timdl ' n that p osition, first tune, entitled My Owl • - .'- • ' -s•':' -: apiet h 0- • I , „,,, ws ,' 1 ,,„' s m .. , Ner o seven from different inhabitants of Louvieeer ma n , . ' es b a aPPlau Y very 12011 0 1 ‘0 1 .10* . 'F'q istrte . - . „ . „AU .Csent t''. C••••mw. , •.,06 ;9 tiet , Tuesday, la Park. 'meek Mary, •Baroness ktordsuut../U' agatilleat wing the prayer for the recal of the banished. spectable audience. to a•'• • • • '• • • 'th ' frpoxibejpiiiee where be vey, aged tWill by her death this old Peerage descends ~' a- , . ..e , ::-.43- rt.: i. MO ~ ', s . frOl 44 4 6 V - - ' • s he aids cattiayed CODu Gribce the ke of Gordon. M . fi go soN was present, add it Wks thought that he VeinnchAlAe---This fasciautas444 - * . Creetovni, an, .• Y 'r - a a . ... -_.. • • • nesday sennight; at Pitts Min s neat :Weser, within sfr" . . . , . . wou ld take this opportunity of emitting the wonder- silent last, .. ailltbst '• , • • • woe* of each ether, two daughters of Mt. John MAUR , ' 'f•S' --, 01* •' Cii 1. / ' . ' AlSilitli* , iiitelVed4t W. • ful revelation With whiCh he recently' threatened Mi- AMA ft toe woodier, 'attra g isd • rir • . , .. ..- •.-,, , . , . .., . . ....:, .. . wa'atadaboat Rise year. and the oddrast-Infant. --, _ feel company. Millais* tr - Myrey' ' ;1 ? . . 01. 7 7-? .• !• I" *."- .. ' 4O- •• 4 . '. - . .: 'l* * * r 'C. .. .- th 45 ' • ---'-- - - Laves K nisters. The Report of the Commission was very taco- minces were again received with i iiii iitil i fil i e i.:__ . • . 1 .• : ,•• • , 1 4 _l. . ~.,.-,1 : ,: . „!,.... , LONDON; Printed and punlished by svr,Plek • . .. • ...- i p Z) . u •V,• retr ~. . . , - • ' • . . . . • ' . . . .. ... . .- - ' - • • -ft;........awgr...ai5w5.-.-,.........,....i 111