Star. — London, England, 1819-09-01 00:00:00

I ~~~ , .~~: ? r TWA: EVENING STA-R. LON DON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1819. . " THE FUND& • . PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: • 3 per Cent. Reducad 72 711 3 per Cent. Cuttsols 71 Si per Cent. 801 I—i per Cent. 90ti s . per Cent. Navy 101.11 Bank Long Annuities 191 3461 Imperial 3 per cent.. Anns.. 70k India Bonds IS 13 15 pre. South-Sea Stock 781 —Old Annuities 711 - ' - . Exchequer Bills (2d.) par I dis. . Omnium 4 s...pre.:—Cons. for Acct. 7111. The Reform Meeting at Liverpool on Monday, pitied off with greitt quietness; as have the Meetings in every place, where' there was no unnecessary in terference on the part of the Magistrasy. For parti culars we refer our Readers to tjse ac.counta*Amar subsequent columns. • We ate happy in being enabled also Ito . announce that Use Reform Meeting at Wakefield, op the same day, respecting which great apprehensions Nast b*en entertained, from the wideness of the district, and' the consequent numbers 'expected to attend. and also from iEe. iiesent distress of the workmen, • passed over without Ihr:tegliteat - ippea ranee .of It: disisrisi!' tion to ; riot of ttnult.—:lndeed those who preiume! to charge the people, generally, wids s anyeOch ioten; tins or dispositions, libel the character of the na tion and, we have no hesitation in laying,. are the veil enemies of the country. • 'respecting Mt. HuNT's reception at Manchester, ern his return from Lancaster Castle, our Readerswill find .ample details in our columns. The Riot Act was not read on the occasion, nor was there any calling out ofthe Special Constables and the Military. There was no blood shed to preserve the public peace. We haVe now something of a more pleasing charac ter to notice, respecting Manchester, 1h an any thingwe have had to communicate from that i quarter for some time. We hope the intelligence will prove correct, but we have had no direct accounts of the factourselves see give it on the authority of The GlaSsavf Chetnikle i between the Manufacturers ofwhich place and Man tehester, there are regular and constant communica tions, The Paper illeded states that it had re ceived information“that . kenseedererr of Man -4 Mo-have agreed ta s iiiiii*the noses ea( weavers aboittfrittpw; teat t rem‘ ., , that io-coirsequenee an ad . ow*, Oiligte,lANCteillo: the, pr i ce Cif ) . gpecNe. • ass* nusholer bp. c °ninon; ilitad i jia,y such prices trot' theardcles lie' buys is Will larre ofpcieni,pro,fit in; the:Manufacencerto issor Aldrie .terfoverejog t - 4 1 4, aw•faec ie, *at the:COnsuitterAsper 40 1 11666 1 iPt * lOW o.loei • 'l4; kmai . riiis.iie - .dnee • 7. • ; '• . • e . .7141 cow! at gettinghant, tipasfiti • opal* in. 'wads* processism tC•SitA, • • • in the' mist 'windy. manner, end. 4ith i .:fiejgCtail - statrYioll l3o tolis affixed to poles, 'bfar- Tipg:pli, Words, u Pity our Distress! Pity oar Cal dm! We , ask for bread!" ? le' Only there that the vreaktoen are in such distress? *iiot 4 is the ease, thwasghoot the whole of _the kaaafacturies Districts. Every where the hire e the &Soarer is kept beck ; for, wherever the people are not allowed for the whole of theii strength and time, a remuneration sufficient for their support, there they are robbed,—and their neighbours are robbed by levies of rates fur • their • support, which would not be required but for this systematic puicess of injustice-. , 0n the pretext of letting labour find its level. We should like to know hew low this level lies? In the practical illus tration of the art of levelling, as iwraccised by some men, it lies below the surface of the eaitb--ia ,norch-yard ! We have, for these last two weeks, been driven from this subject by the lamentable events that have .• occurred at Manchester ; but we mean not to lose gighs of --it. Our duty to our country forbids this—' and we shall, therefore, return to it, as soon as we can find room. A liamburgh Mail arrived to-day with Papers to the 24th August. On the evening of the kith (being. . - the eve of the Jewish Sabbath), an attach, similar to . what has taken place in other'towns of the continent, ,was made on the people of the Jewish. peepsasio ,...‘../hpy were driven with blows amid cries jif '1" ;.., "Ice S. out of the Lac* . Walk (the ft nisep*V 1 i ! ruenade in fiamburgh), • and out of : air v. r touseaadcolhing. * Notwithstanding the a u rpOlie rolice,' who arrested many of ~2 11 s as u SAiliff,prapiOhe rioting continuAt 1 o'clOcir all WU:tight,' . . , . • . . . 1, . ' . .. 2. R i i i , Twi-' ~ t 0 761. g. .. _ . 4th August, ;4 ,ih eo p t i n g i , . . y' are chiefly occupied' , a .„,. saiet t 30 antic ipations respecting the cession •-: - 14a The subjoined are the only other 1 4 .. s. 4 .f .4crorving of any notice: • - L i, • 1 . .. N LW . *VW, AUGUST 4. 4.4 1#.114 rn e-.4irrival of•thes ship Diomede, , 4 010,11% B eers Ayres), ,We lea, that the 4, ; twat:4 .tl)is GOvernmetit 'and General AUTIO ant been ratified,, spd c it was believed that ' ~„,, i a i*Apat,prauld „era:tall, : fitil. Markets ...tmilotll4 o % 1/ 2 4 P...412‘.au11. Preparations are ou fse t to,co Fation of the fndependence, rtai t /4016 s„r.rvfhoc.h *sae a new Constitution - L1P1 0 0041149 4. ~ . . ~ .4 .. N iko p . pa per, of the 25th July, s o b a repartai • tliat the schooner, Two b oun d.to, . 's, fellin with a Spanift war, which engaged her, and killed and . number cf the crew and passengers, among. was said to be the cclebalited Gomeral Hotasur ~,~ , PUBLIC lan'lNG-At atommi, Avottei 30%. ~.~ ~..: ': • TO THE EDITOR OF TIIIIkErki. . ".• The Meeting which has just ter iniftatesikall no rela- a . tion.to thlt P.danchestier enormities; .haying.ba"* termined on before those . lamentable oeturree) - took place. It was to vindicateAha.liefonneri ..... the aspersions thrown upon them in.thi ainiiterif. j, Speeches, • and in various Nog4ter4 111004PPINK passed at Knntsford, Preston, Liverpool, •. } :,f', tai.. where, which have been, I am Sorry is/104404 * l / 4 berately countenanced by the Earl of :Thtare.alil; other of thOWhig leaders, with the curious, and* some unexpected, exception of Earl Ftrtfeett.; .. ...' 4 ; 'The 0 4 Meeting was the largest I hive ever.ssat .. le, verpool—it nearly filled the whole area of pliii , f(t square.,. but I have been so often deceived argslespitet at numbers on such occasions, that when I Sap thaw might have - been 12,000. present, I. may probbly* Colonel WILLIAMS was called to the Chair about , twelve o'clock, on the rsotion.of Mr. Jous*Weehal In a. speech of Rauch manliness and good, sense, lie.! e34ibrined . the circumstances that had . ..ettendeqiel Calling of tht Meeting s and the refuiafor the.Mayees to.caß it, and expatiated on the week ,tiedluitOiiisse 'tutiOnal interference,-of the Mayor, in olicionslol4-; carding the toted• n4ih requests that those' sehoilik not. think with the Reformers would not . . i. _ r ....1. Meeting, and with his assurieces to the nhansouppi at large, that he had taken precautioiss to osisnee* peace of the town. To pre-suppose riot in the legal Meetings of the People was, by.the worthi colon!!, proved lobe contrary unite word and ipiritef the law, The Address and Petition to. the Panics Regatir. was moved hy the Rev. WILLIAM SUEFUER% in his usual nervont and buniourons manner, It is an es' cellent composition; and, as it aims not onlrat.eloi dicating the Itefonners from :he charge of `covering treasonable designs under the mask of Reform, but also at harmonizing and Ciancentiating the diffment views of the numerous classes of Reformers, and,*as (I think) it effectirally performs this double task, it 1 merits the particular attention of the community at large at this momentous crisis. It was seconded bT Mr: OTTIV#TA, ' WOOD, and was carried without one dissentient yoke. To have passed over the dreadful buirte49 at 'Man-. chester without notice would, have been impossible .The Committee felt this; and they, therefore, pre viously authorised the - preposhion of a Resolution declaratis;e of the strong feelings *of the Meeting upon that subject, and pledging the assembled mak ititiode to a *Yoblic Me . eting to cpnsider thaf.naelan 'eholy affair, is•soon as the hotirible sensations ached hz it had spniewha! subsided, .and the public judge Wen! shoul . (/ fle)rott: crlOed to eofttelemeStntled tif44 / 1 g 1,150 -71 A . 71 * : ( t ~11.. .i010,f4., AptAgsid,mt,_ . !hme , .., .. ~..., . . - - *mai cipia4 mo .Noliqqa.. , —. ?l/Fg l - 1 4qt. alit* *1 uoidi iiii . oo,44) , eribi-mdlesuily kr. h.ni ilui to, ' iiriveiiiiii a spectator of thois bienentabiereceacfings, but who felt himself bound; by his pledgeto the Com. `riiitee, not to enter upon the subject at any ileftgth. Mr. Ituswron seconded the Resolution. . It' *is . - carried with unanimity. The whole business lasted about an boat a half, and was conducted with not merely nnietness, but good humour. A little accidental movement took place during the speech of Mr. OTTIWZLL Woon, but the Gentlemen on the scaffolding intrealL ed the crowd to be firm and stationary. and unfounded alarm went of in three Clitoris and .hearty laugh. ' I saw a few of the Liverpool Cavalry near this place of meeting before the business commences': and I am told that some were parading in the neigh. bourhood doting the morning. Upon the whole, Cll 'never could )save imagined so large a Meeting so truly united,—so heart and heait—in one or& greatest political questions that ever had to n 1404 'ay to the understandings and. sentiments of.sm ea. 'tire nation.—The following is the Proclamtulas above alluded to TOWN.HALL, AUGUST fik 7 . 14 TO era nutoosroirro or Liecariroi. ." The Mayor considers It his duty to Vona thf POOR Oink ha Saturday last he Oeoeired a Requisition, to. call 4 Palle %footing of the 'Anvil mod Neighbourhood,. w.lll wilichAt diced to comply. lie Itas since Mier!** thiebarigepoptie,:i ROYAL Ilrantass, whilst he receives. the-ate ,of our sinceie attachment to the- English fore Gotertiment, to pay:die earliest possible amnion the Rights of an Unripresented People. •-• " Mr. Joint Woon, alter having stated the Cnitillii ofiheir asspisabliog in that place, moveskhat Colonel Wit.t.mate b•called.to the Chair. Colonel W. then izp4ined to the Keeting the business for which they hacrissembled. The:Rev..Mr..Surelf Eno afterwards '.iddtessed the Assembly qa . great length, and con rjuded with moving the Adareand Petition to the : Pinson Itenariv for the objects statod,in the Requi sition ; whih, being 'seconded by Mr. o.,xvivat.t. .. 1 1(00D, was unanimously agreed : to with acclamation. Mr SostN SMITH then moved a Resolution, pledging :tie . Meeting to an inveitigation into the recent trans -Actions.,tnansh4istev, whicis was seconded by Mr. Erivt.tin RUSUTOS, and also agreed to with accla . Mantis* . 'lbw Thanks of the ?sleeting were then moved by De.Vsourrox to the Chairman, and the Tlkteetiag instandy dispersed. The number of persons traLe a t , it is suppOsed, amounted to about 5000." F., WAKEFIELD REFORM MEETING. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. 4 ' Wakefield, August O. Knowing your anxiety to learn the result of this ac.ss litays Meeting, I hasten to inform you (though the of the hour does not allow me to enter into , iculars) that, excepting the war of words, it hail sed off very quietly, and, so far as I have been le to learn, without the slightest accident 4, may kind. " Much mischief was apprehended from this Meet ing. Indeed, it is impossible to describe the uneasi-, ness, and, as it now appears, the unnecessary alarm which the prospect of it had excited throughout dril l district. An additional Troop of Dragoons had beeo ordered to the spot, and the two Troops stationed in Leeds had remained all day in marching order, ready to set of at a moment's notice, had their ser vices been required—but happily there was not the least occasion for them. The assemblage, which MN immense, all retired, after the business was ended, with the utmost order and quietness,. RS VMS strop '4f' recommended to them by tattAk@iiipe, sputshirs.. g that they might five traducers, who chp,rgsd them in tendon:" • • MA-NCH'ESTER: _ . • 1.. ~- - _ . . 1- • T. , :k VIZ EDITOR OF THE STAR. Idantimer.er. August.3o,l6l9. is Stit—The scenes change • with wonderful rapidity. Igfi. Has? and his colleagues were .separately von •fssiod-finnik she 20th nathel7th iaStant, stn-a charge f0010.114.0. 6 . 1 1$; 0 1 Po s iaoasd'lt siresiiisnaki isSS*444 * 1 Wit • • . 1 11 111 400 1 t. .1 1 0' Wilk? theism!, canainitted.4 ifiv,Wieave:b.asl and Al& die • Xi*. - Boit; *Ore hilted with the acalkstuniests ofilieror place, and even carried through the '6:44: Mr.-Mit and seven others were in less than an hoer ordered off for Lancaster, attended by a military escort, where they attired about four o'dock in the morning. Presetitly after their departure, bail was offers& i ftir Mr. HUNT and another, but the Magistrate; dn.' dined to accept it until twelie o'clock next dky, About which time they were waited upon for that 4erpose, when the bail was accepted, and a special Messenger dispatched to Lancaster, where he about nine o'clock the Sant; evening, and li Messrs. Huar and lcutotre.. They visited Abe prison neat morniag, liberator was accosted, by the constable of the debt*, for the usnalf%of a shilling, which he instan4 gave' him. On thsk tetern throti2h the debtors' yard, the debtors having leaped that the gentleman had come to liberate Mr. HUNT, ordered the . » constable to re-' Ing) thUmobey, which be accordingly offered, Itiu thek sliep.kman decliped to accept it. is deserving ` of notice, that although Mr. Huwr mat* other prisoners arrived at Lancasier about :fon' O'clock, they were saluted by hundreds of the inhabitants, who accompanied them to the gates of ;clue, prison, shouting and huzzaing. On their enter . - ing the debtors yard, tha were greeted in a 'similar Manner by the debtors, who crowded their Windows Emile Reformers sent to Address, yetitte:ting p ent • c :,_ w him lola of the town, which was R ev ,: iektmly, that hi.rielded to their wishes; after the male Reformers solicited the females : 1 ' their char it : i them, and they in th e same . . collitqted they *ere of Ilfnnrhetst`tr. - . Notsiitirditeditg the wetness , of both sexes accompanied hl quently •elioutit'sg and itur.zait within ilk* miles of Nl.lnchester. Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. Jr_l WoLSELEY ; after which, they ing like a rolling snow-hall. I the town, the company became were crowded as far as the windows *ere all full of ladies, kerchiefs, and shouting, " Hunt for ever." :On their passing Den of 'Corruption—the Ettbanl reached Mr. JosiNswe's warehouse, rent the air, and 'stunned the . • ihe d Y 'then proceeded to Smedley Jonzesoies habitation, where M. ling' account of his impriionment Ilis jouintY to the County ToVn hetiMphint and highly gratifyi ,boped these proceedings would until they were crowned with Reform of the House of commons, of •Universal Suffrage, Annt Vectibn by Ballot ; and, finall' all their - kind attentions, be leap as speedily and peaceably as. , It is impossible to paint tht throughout the whole of these immense assembly; and yet decorum' weie' uniformly of learned of any unpleasant as throughout the *hole. Th...s, pion of Liberty is opposed and be.beecmes the Darling of the OTHER PRIVATI " MANE] .?(r. Herr and the other p.on Friday for exantioatioa. Treason was given up, and one toted. Mr. HUNT examined tsistinethat they shottleialy 'Rte at a time. He gave the I (bmoker ; such a sweating, that . themselves as firfeired Fledgea dressed the Bench, or rather do not say they warred it,) (but did not dres.) bins in their 'l l l 4 l, l Vlseitts* commitiattwas, i lr f t .f t ! t4.lttr • paiebjectea,tsias not iu3own kasus, Jommioariand Moostzrousi eepted, and they went out . the • thousands who surrounded FlegT and the others were castkr Caste, escorted by a . bail, which wee accepted ing, was ready in an hour after 'but he was gone ! The goadition in was one that shpwed the 'lie was is rtleh a state of perspi peesesial eaertion, and a Cow that if be had come out of 'have Seen won't Keith the evening, to trt.irel nearly' BEI4 been vu(fervi, even to Chaps": day, the bail having been accepted a friend of Mr. Ilusr's set off 'at nit had him liberated 1: "M fetAsents• "Mr. HMI arrived here ' half-past twelve. He came ing, and was drawn by women thence, and the remainder of' by men. They were linked and in three or four lines of :Most of the men came from 'Manchester met them about Mr. CiIIAIPMAW, on horsebacl ,ceraiOn bss Antering Zianclister • ,Atr. Hosts, who ;lalterwards Sir CI in; ilia taigl *beau 71 4 7.••• t e aft i Lll , t 4 s ' •irsn. Mx. Ble4T.'..they !pulsed through Bridge Market-plate and Shadohill, crowd accompanying fiom Bolton, tic. , going through the town, Jy known that he would shouted most tremendc (change, where Mr. Hew exultation. At Jou \ cheeri and clapped theil . standing at JonNsu the chaise horses and did not stop until they Ir. Littair'addresscd narrovi avenue, it was hundred yards, and of My informer left' nadiritinut he strived thousaafla,i7eir aAreixtbled tethodist Chapel, the , . -_±__ mined to eulogy. lie Pal men Wlinctowl, !if tble. .. • ' - . aunts. is a per: tli . iel certain individuate have taken ipso atwassetwat att*en la salute .them. •On Messrs, HUNT 11241611.11 "-awin g , / ,,,,, e , name d fi l jap i squiddo - .....„-:. ~, abeir bbetator s , quitting , the . •Castligatus, , • iebrValat Kolas*. PpallX I Pl reti .... 13416 t the P° lai a ...,-,...a....-" '- .'" • Vg* Wear Vd * th • abbesses it - wassasOlii lems# 4 ' toe Mayor, to farther distil* cl* ............to - . • : . a. Pe. the; et* :•;. ~..,• g _t- ~. .4 • addie exer . hfp , Ithwy, and solely with a_vtow to t*iwoldigage at 10 -- . • . s'sdiatkAtlight,aud raining hastkaqui Ftlici_la ~;. ; PP A , . . . or disorder submit, to thiewastdetatioifof viol of the • • • ')!* . 4 1( nes'Assealutoi whets tbnizatand — ' . aii sigbt.m. he'll** of ) Ait Ow . '. rib*. i . . . .... . •.• . *fi v ei wag 'sit. as disaPPP". of the -Miet t ni 24. "_________, _ lb ri"" - Aio bad beiNIV reached tie r nfOi/iitil levetti iii , laild=lia" i: ; ,•• , . Aar subjects alluded to bi the Requisition mooommorn hilt i . e. _ s irthen.tent la, thei repiiiiiiii svaigini mrstirol , , . - might otherwise be led to attend the dam dutu . igt • . o f . ; ...... -.....• • k.,...- e• •. .. ,_• , . , ~... ... .. ', Teethed us curioosy. the predeuce and propriety 411, tikaafeloshilses. ' • . . ' ..-. 41"4:/ti. of -seein g aad '94kiii toltlia. " 4-I ` 6 e " : " i et r: w i t h re . “ Tin Mayor deeuu irright to add, that upasiltdii. eas Of 4dareof-whaant.letee admitted. . • s"ai .. fi ms ih o o f t h e he shalt actor such precarli!mo7 nitimarea as Fitt teary Altiorly in..tie' . nterning the. house was `tip nionjad n e e g other articles visable,*to Insure the preeetvatioa car eke' teak lO at -' ' iti the)ietbditct, 'eager to stets* brilliant be was gitnerall] event:* ANOTtilli oCcOldblT...•: i. , : -: t , (011 911 44 . 19 :..* eisile gi4s i they wa4.11 lig riePilt The 7 sl" • '‘. :. - 4iisf Atgain intsS days (Floss is f 3,11140011.. A . Stritatue4 .... •. . ii,i . rn to the. Inn, "hick -they Exchang e Treaty be- * - ••_..--. . 4 fuerii . , .... :Viet, ,0 1 ..: 1 4 1 : c entin uM*o eurrgloirtnota be cluiteid.k , times in ItTIOAS Intl "At twelve o'clock this qati . rirsijaist IR )041d Ott arriving at Preston, theystopped•to dine, dor. several c I high, hides t h ose venom edi o arskadosiminte er 0114110 1 1 4 1 ilian it the sego- notice, - et m oot i og Age,14‘44,4% Cja:#4oo(ame, ':: Alksibje.h . di' net(sannands assembled about -tbe boon% sox was . air *kr tdiale:ditti shake binds *kb /4r. Nth:T. on oise of th are -osakinr - ~ - . , on t h e 25t E Comniptui . Hbuseaf Phdlailiiit t .or.sisill . .emiligtikti Ats ritpv) M. Aultop i! itt sepperaptc , the 'Bridge Inn ; . They dii n was to be Peilialii i i lll . 0. 4 4 ..,..,. • . ._ • . t,-fit' thi s . -, 2 : 4se sahib'. acceronseasstionsthere, he re- when Mi purpose of ' *. -' ' .The, ' * ant 'Oir ' 4 ,•...:i #: tbo chaise, and fiend it 4M - rounded by the narrt . V. stelltiins hirtteyal Mightiest ,1 . •7 6 1 Alf dile t =r,.. o ptipidoce, who took the three hui . . amk „ 2 t I.ns ',. e l : 4 •••r . lithilifiei .i.'t from C /O r. . • , - . . —.l ' ' -.''''' ' fa '• • dtai .higtk to the "14 "nib* rw°Fricluis ' iheie he ef *bear I•oit: iromidod a i ron* C/O eilialatk i f Mid •'r• • '- 'g a r • 44 1. 14 1*" . uriil be had jai ' t I" ng the latte r the. Magoarates b ... of II 'tdti v nir `4 l t ialvOlitislP'll6—ossa and exhorted them to do so . . • many tbi mammas. o u t r e s p ec ti ng them ; ard eiruettly exhorting his Early in the morning, the female Reformers of the Meth nesting which was prm ; , : t eir wishes; aftr the females ey in the tame Tett by the Ilefo ri ,, , is of the day,tl misiii him all the way, ing. Then they 12 ; ester, they mit " )N, and Fit Cs: poncessirm kertlr,m s . On thair se immense: ties eye could itae.;-, : es, waving their hr 7.;'. unt and I.iberty-4 4 the New Bailer, a t :bange; and wher, house; to ear, with their a a ' a• Smedley Cottage, k, Mr. HUNT gave tin, meat in the New Byer Nils and Prison, an,,l return. lie -; could never be forg h complete succen, nmons, on the pril) instal Parliaments, tally, thanking them requested them tot ;possible. he enthusiasm sese movements, hy .; t the utmost cai , :r observrd; nor have accident having °cc._ . the more th:s and persecuted, the • the People! TE LETTERS. CHE.i , TER, AVGI:FT :r prisoners Trete h The charge loaf one of Conspiracy 5, • ed the witnesses, tire' ly be brought into e first, OP: ES, the at the others looked tges. lle atenvards er dressed tEcri, (mid, and the 13:11(.11 heir turn. s pronounced, bail we' but one nf - own to the Ma: annoys es bail aen amidst the shout' 6 unded the prison. then hurried of to L troop of tke 154 epted on Saturday ”. after the first was ref • dition be was takes humanity of his erspiration, occasion# lourt crowded to Hs hot bath he could in risen about sir is sty tales, without In re his clothes. On " cepted about thrces e' . off express, and by . from his dengem: • L')H281.13, AtiGlll: !ft from Littmer e from Bolton Wis men about two nsOes' f the way, abOULtm ' i together by their )f abort EO or 30:CA , Dm Bolton. A few It three miles of . . 1 meback, headel tre ister ; then came* was in a chaise ' :711AltLES WOLV- 71 SeCO ll4l. g i g Vith e four horses which Ley came thiogg. street and Deli ° 31, to Smed:PF ' consicad of feltril ch C e tC - ' c cl o ta , o 7 t n t l Tti l al d: w w :co: s a t m l,,e l rt e m d tl i i e c t li ;HnsON's ` lvy, their h-nds. 4 ,Nl's dccr. IV lowed the Ptc ( ' y got tO. A the people; 14° " . • i m possil , :e to ge ttt of course to 9cjf w 2 ' t him speak* . ` 1 4 i at Belted ta- • a • aided there: ar t of ,11 greatest . ~.. --~ {~ ~~. ;~ k ~!'. j ~` . i' # t 4 i, ;i. ; . S ...1 I 4