Star. — London, England, 1801-07-02 00:00:00

„ - . . •N , potlible to enforce dilemma* of any thing. Mr. Ea seima raid, that thofe who had ftipported the Plaintiff in the precut aflion, and bad fubfcribed to pay tol. to get the letter Ramped, which con, tailed the agreement to pay the annuity,had matte the firifiett umniry into the conduit d the flaw tiff Grace the had lived in London, an 7. had found' that leer life had been chaste, virtnone, and lahq-: riots; s that the bad worked herklf to the,bone to• rapport her infant, .and had in no refpeft trans ‘' greffed the inks of propriety. Of her dillrefs, midi ter manner in which the Plaintiff had Rated it to her unfeeling reducer, the following letter written by her would afford the molt convincing proof : ,•: -1 , .Oh Sir. how have I delayed thllol-.-Ftv GOD'S fake tell me, or am I ever to I* an objeott of pity and the child of farrow? Bereft of „every ,hope • by the death of my worthy friend Mrs.C. and fumes ly now, Sir, you do not mean to Stop yaw bonitty;l l to complete my wreteliednefs. I have lived equel to the expedites:aid it, in reliance eta your ward and honour, by which I chiefly owe it; a?u c arter's fehooling for Julia, betides my watch in dgel,is ufual for the craving, of nature. Oh Sir how, Ilk the ideas of holdall feelings, can I cliff andfup I your growing child; and here the qoartern eleven-pence; as formeat, !cedes, fiats, tho of by us; if I have in any point of yiew fai air done any thing to offend you, I moll humbly; your pardon, and believe it was unintentionally and elk ' believe me, nothing but the utmoß if ; trefi hasaccafioned or ever would occafion anteatil give you a moment's nneafinefs. Now, Sir, nal 1 I again crave your for 'yawl's for a wretched wail _Jim, who now enuff only pray the favouring hull of death to dole thofe jfcenes which arc the conti nual fuccelhoa of unfortunate ~. ih o, 0 Goo blefs you, I hull eves fay fo.” Mr. Ease:a s, at reading this letter, appeared fo affefted he war unable to proceed. Lord Ken To m thought he bad fufficiently proved the cafe on the part of the Plaintiff : he was not aware how any cafe could arife in which a Defen dant, having Reduced a woman and promifed to provide for her, could avail hierifelf of her future mifioaduet, in order to avoid the performance of his contra& • The Couplet for the Defendant Paid he had no • inftraftions from his Client to content to any re ference. The opinion, he Paid, which was Rated by Mr. Eribine with RI much modeßy was his own. The correfpomdence being mail, and the At torney for the Plaintiff being examined, whole condo& in , this bufinefs was very much applauded, Lord tearoom raid as he was then adwifed he contort ti in Mrs- Erfkine's opinion in tote. The delicacy edit he greatly admired, and if he were in the profeffion,lie fhould with to copy it. He thought the cafe was undoubtedly pwved. Courts of Inflict were haselheasited, and it was his duty to adminitter kitties according to the law of the and. Bbt In this cafe, fortunately, the feelings of ' bastallitY, and the low of the lad, ran in the base direftion. * . Mr. twists obfervtd,, that before he had att uned this aftion to be brought; he had canted the ftrifteß ftrutiny Lobe made into this woman's con do& and manner of life, and he found to his M k..e i‘ort f adafti4i9p, shit amide all her misfortunes. he had refereed her virtue. She had fhpporeed _. *, and educated this child by hard labour and hcaaa indnftry. The Countbl for the Defendant aid. be hal* every felt hirnftlf mare dißreffed thao he wedt.sit that moment. The Defendant would mob* *ilk, and think truly that he might have fount? fomebody having more zeal and snore abilities . condttft hie eau*, ." He - could only conduit the , . eaufes of thole who entrußed them to him, with. integrity and with as much abilities as he could bring into them. If this had been a common cafe • ; he fhould have had no befit:whin to refer it. Per. laps the PAC* which had been Rated to him might amount to a defence if proved, but as he had no evidence of any hind to fupport them, he thould not Rate them, beeaufe it would anfwer no other purpofe than to add to the dills-els of the Plaintiff, who bad fuffered too such already. He felt no difpofition that the demand fhould be redo/sad be. low what juilicts required. Lord Keeton obferved that this was 'a Rory * that preWed wiry winch on one's fosliags, and she Defendant fhk his honour, and for difcharging his moral duties, mutt feel he was bound up to a Ger. taro extent. His Lordthip (aid be had no difficulty in raying that * Defendant 'eight to pay kW. Ramping the Agreerneat i that be thought fell fairly within the damages this unfortnnamPlaintiff had fu Rained. There were three ,years in arrears the funs therefore was sal. It felt washer Wort of what one's feelings woaldgive her, but they mat lere to the law. erdia for Phaintit—Damages 401. The Joey were inclined to give a much larger fam, but tlnfsl► were all the damages Rated in the declaration, shad they could not go farther. However, an anaier of tat is thus (scared to Mifs Burton for !ifs. . • OP CHAPILI AND OTHSR P 55051 OP SRL lOSOWIE WORSHIP. • BROMSIT, CLERIC, O. 011.11. This Ailion was brought by the Re 'v. Mn ykromley, who is the Proprietor of Fitzroy Chapel; I which he had been obliged, from the flotation odl his affairs, to mortgage, to recover a funs of money! Of the Defendant, who had been appointed a R. ce iver, under an order of the Court of Chancery.l This cafoterminated•in a Reference. Lott/ Rearms took occafios to obferve "4101 og e 'ntortgages, faits, pledges, and tnlftlot ill Chapels, and other Places for /Diviae Worlisiea, were eftrensely difgracefol to the Religion which, ere mores. Thde things were not fo at the time oftbe Reformation, nor were they fo Ow a eon& derable time afterwards: but he wee lorry so arek that in there particulars we had degenerated Mir fince the days of that Reformation. We had $ duty to Pecastese tv to be thankful for the difpen. titions of the Holy Religion which wet rewseakd - We bad reafott to rejoice at the manner in he ceremonies of that Religion had bees, - the drofs which fuperithion had attached Reformation ; but we had much mins abuts which had crept into (time of .-.4 4Zharch Lacs thit hatormaatioa. , . F .; r • 7 '7 - r r Among fuck abttfus, his Lordkip makes' all Sales, Mortgages, Pledges, Traffics, and pecuniary bar gains of Chapels, and all other gevenues which ought to flow purely in the Channel :whence they lorill*Pted 0 that is, that they thould attichedtu thole reverend perfons who perfarused the,Reli gious Dpties that were attached pinch planes:— He could not bap faying, for he cnultuot help -feeling that a great many abufes had,crept into' t h e C hurch in this particular. }Le woulci.go Lu ther, and fay, that he was perfuaded, that excel lent as was the eflablifhment of our Church in many particulars, and it was excelient, yet he was' confident hiarfelf, nay, he be li eved no (ober man tiring . , who pofeked any intelligince, entertained any doubt, that with regard to theft Bargains and Traffics, our Church wanted reformation very much. lawns a reFeoach to our Holy. Religion, that fume of the valuable Revenues whialithe Svifddm of our ancellors had Let-apart for the purpofe of fuppcirt. ing the Church in external appearance, at well is inward piety, and appropriated to the vie of dm& who performed the foie= Services of t h e Church, fhould become not only the fubje& of Sale mad common Traffic, like the coarfeft article of Trade, pay, to become the fubjea of Advertireinest, like* a Horfe Race. His Lordfinit Laid, be had been often allikted is looking at filch Publications. He !kw one lately for the hale of a Living, or the Pre fentation to what was called the nest Term,and the recommendation to the purchafe rti Wises, that k was in a (porting Country, in which there went many Packs of Fox Hounds. Now lbgpok (hops were were to take up this fpirit of traffic, and they had a 4 much right as louse of the iziferiari Clergy wha indulged in it, what would thaw be Paid ? Bat the conduit of ha Bilhops was exem- Lar); in their abdisence in fecular *fairs. His ordlhip (aid, that this and other ptailtices of * leerier Clergy, required much reformation. It tem a fubje& in which the state was interact/ t 'dere abuses fhould be removed; they difgracedi Religion, and Religion was efrential to the Well. being of man, confidered only as a member of fa ciety, independent of a future (late.--Morals do radial mush on the credit of an eliablithed Church, and nothing could be more to its difcredk, than thefe radices of felling, mortgaging, pledgi!tg„ and traAckiag.in the revenues Of the Church. " The ATTOIIIIIIIY GIN LULL Caid, he Was well Cant 1 vinced of the propriety Af the fbritimesits which were juill delivered by Ms Lorddrip, and he added, that thole who migk have the charge of planning !the odium of thol abufas, would, no doubt, bare ',there points all in view. 1100TH V. PINIOCK, 11/1% . . This was an A&ion on the Game Laws, stft Mr. Pinnock, under the dire/lim b = Has. Lord Berkeley. The Defendant had a inn on his Lordfhip's grounds, which was proved. Bat inafmuch as the Defendant was a Gentleman of Fortune, his Lordfhip thought they inaOt to go farther, and thew he was not;qualified. Mr. Easents, for the Defendant, laid, if his Client had come upon the lands of the Miele Lord and had infultcd him, or had in any way interfered !with his prejndices, he would never lay that thefe Penal Laws ought not to be his:fly executed. But there was nothing of that in this cafe. He was in, idenited to Rate, that the Defendant was fummen. :area:appear before a litaeiltrate • that the" Noble iLeed was perfonally prefent ; t hat upon that oc. dadiet, Mr. Pinnock produced a fee/lenient that ;was made on his wife, who was within fie weeks . beinforofifeage without, w I h impeachment ichuldw that of wtt e was ci au awe of upwards of wool. a year. When that marriage (entente= was produced, the Magiftrate Aced Lord Berkeley if he would wait.—" No, (laid his Lordfhip) go on, and conviel." And after the Ilefendant was convieled of the penalty, the Plaintiff brought this attion. Lord Realms' asked, if it was for the fame of fence? Mr. bestial, Leading Cotmfel for the Deign. dam, raid it was foe the fame (donee. The Comic) for the Plaintiff• denied it was for the fame offence. Mr. Essence obferved, that teething could be to ithifirative as this cafe, of the propriety of a Rule of I-eiv, that was (lased by his Lorddtip- its the potpie of the lad Term, namely, the pettriay of proving the negative, and Aiewing that a perfon - l ie not qualified who is feed on the Game Laws.-- A man of large fortune was dragged before the 'neat Magiftrate, and. conviaed, beiatife be had 1 via bit marriage fitttleinent or other title-deeds, in 111 harp japan box, four or five fret long, hanging ' his (boulder like a fportfrnan, ready to produce. Lord Kaiirow, after being made acquainted with the contests of the marrragekttlement wan rly of opinion the Defendant was quediesd. The Carnal for the Plaintidobferredi that a deal of prejudice had been raikd again* Berkeley on the fulijett of the Game Laws. And Vibe Gentleman who was concerned for the Defendant 'bad permitted an inikAion of the deed, the caufe would sot biEek there. been Lord Keeton-0 is four y when a Nobk man of great fortune r a hineWobliged to bring *ere aidsona. I in not Ay it is very improper, He has a right to have his indulgence s and it is rude to break is upon him. It is upon hit own lands. It is Of great benefit in forme refiseeks to the public. It leach Noblemen and Gentlemen to live more in the country, where they do a thoufand generous and good-natured things. They would not live fo much in town if they could enjoy all dm diserfions of she country. • Not that the Game Ratenitsould be put very rigorontly in execution. Rilialtsow that in dime pens of the country killing inderierds men into very look habits of life: They nocturnal expeditions, which ft:eviction,* end it Seep dealing. Irk. hiss oeferved, that width twelve mites elf London three perihns fometimes would go dorm Mt a public. route and (hoot fora day, and thee re tans to town, and fay, if you can you any bring an a.ltion again& us to pay el. Lord Krems faith he had been Wormed that poachers came down weak arms into come parrs of *einem u-y, both° great tenor of the ainghbouritona Mr. ketac.as obferved. that three out of foot netwitle cm whoa, I. Jutlee Illaosaeleeteditaad Cotner at ,%bs laitAlisner casildr4a AtAltrr their *irked' -rtes CiiiAtifnced bj loathing. Mr. Ettscia3.thoughi if there. WAS not a hart or a partridge in the wed, -them worad not•he a bet.• ter tcered man than Lora BeikeleY. He knew ,bin: well :Pktinif **UAL . tort.* a awasavis. . 'This Anion Was -terrocoter a Am of anoney . that was pai d DeCendarit-fot illegal' Inf4rances in the Latery..llPhen PhintiftWail inesity hit, the Dafgodaist rattled to pg, which inchseasi al:Plaintiff to Wog this aftioa to recover acct his own money. He was only 'able to , prove 7.5. for which the jaty prelim a serdiEl. ' OLD BAKST. Yellerday the Seffions cotentented at the Old Bailey, WI-, in the-Right Honourable the Loan Mayors, Mr. juice Room?, Mr. Inflict Law ammo Mr. - Reccianst, kc.stbea fifteen prifonce were tided; one orwhcian %costa pi tally coswifled. via.' Thowes ifseiglews, for ftealiusg pnvately finis the perfon of William Csinidp a watch, value 31. — The Prorecutor was at I don fair, and as be was waking through the crowd a friend defired heft to take cam of his pocket% upon which he iniently The his band to his fob, =a miffed his watch. The prifoner, who was near him at the , teat), Was roßovred and taken into cuitody. when the witich was rotted upon hisn.--Gisiir, Dasah- Ten were tow/hied or relooY, viz /Michael °gives/, for ftealing a man's coat, the ' Apeoperty of Wipitun Many figs , for felling and putting off coml., terfeit coin. Loan, for Sealing lo flatks of oil, the , property of Mdrs. Aylwin and Chapcaan. .%ks Per. for Reuling two pound weight of pewter. the property of James Brown and 'Elsa 'was Compton. 2ieser, a boy only thirteen years old, for eman privately in , a (hop a certain quantity aE lace, above the value of et. the property of -- L.artairdace, a lacemane in Brook-Brest. The prin. ,eiisel winters egainfl the prilitow was a publicans. missed Marabridge, who-hoed wain a few dons of the Profecutor's fhop. lit raid, di= on the loth of June he law the prifortor and two other boys moving about the window; and two of them were watching while another was Looking in. He faw Ih:teething drop from the window, and tbcd the three other boy' ran away. The winters pull?' rued thew, and took the prifonel, who had Feld,. : oully dropped Come lace. The fame quantity 'het wax miffed from the. fhop, and it appearef 'that it had beep taken out through a (crew hole. ) lbia evidence was corroborated by that of Wald ,tritsselfes. ' Mr. Jo Rice Roots raid; this could not is lass be confiairrit4 as privately Reeling, becaulk the fah. Veen ate the lace drop front the window before at could have got lino the po/Teffion of the patron who afterwards took it arts—Gerly, but not capi tally. oa , rge Brno* end Wei* Yam, two yoturg men decendy dreffed, far Sealing two pair of hoots, the property of Martin, a Boot- maker, near CharinsCrofs. The bane, properly belonged to * Mr. Mitchell, who lodged at No. 6, Suffolk erect, and who had fent them to Martin to be re- Mired. Martin's fe,waat brought them home on the syth of May, and whoa he came to the door where Mr. Mitchell lodged. thaptifonet Brown 'reached at the doer. and aced whom the boots belonged to ? and on being told, he laid "gave, them to me, I will taktrand of diem" The ft.- maker's.boy. thinking Brown was a Fedora helm's,' lag to the honk, gave hiss the boots, and wee away. In two or *IV* hours aftee Mr. Mitchell fent for his boots; an enquiry was made at hit Wens. but so perfon there bad toga them, .1 fhoemaker's fervant went direetTy Ford, in ahallow.lireet, who deals in old Asa boots, and who had a very rich time bereft vac chafed the two pair of 'boots in quellion from the prifoner Brown_ On the followiag day the two I prifoners came into the Atop of Ferd, who bad them immediately takes into cuflody. The prifo. nee Brown had often been in his &op before ; be had red hair, cropped dole, and uredromatioses to wear a wig, Mr. ALLIT, the prifettersi Olosfals silted if*. Mitchell was in Cosset ? and &hen be was *ON Lfshatitted it to she Court that the aeidetterwei dificient, and that the property v. riot diferibed. • Mr. Juliice Rotes Aced why Me Mita** Ire 'not there ? The Profecutor anrweited that he did eikkaire it erectility to Ammon bin. klis liotadp then told the Jury that nothing watt =radagain& Jonas, bemire he was aot prefect the goods were soles * but be alight he ia. Med; at a receives Thal}, again& /rove wan to far cliefoSive ' that there woe *shady ar. prom that the boots h ad sot keg delivered to Mr.-Mit eheli. That, bowers% wows ireslties fee the. Joel' to decide.—The Jury • fens& BreitewGeity, asd acquitted Jones. Abeek l / 4 .4 far halo a arrifiderableqsan tisy alai/ of tornadoes alit property of John- Mat d ' eweeth • and yak Ai/is for Scimitar receive. inn the firssa4serttiag it to have bins finks. The Profitentor, it appears& was air suenfiste oil mannfsdurer—the premiss Rte,, me el his &hien within the lalk ewe yaws hit sniffed front dose to. hme, near half items of thecomeso dity is }mules ; at length fafpieitn fisOktg epos Rosaltifon, be was approbactledi and Wore the arsete t confeffed dist he land. liehld* the Iwo latijiblis, Rolm a confldenele cmintitw of oil, hoes tone- tit time, and diet he bat Wapiored a men of the mime of Seiler It hit it Sr blab which bedid to the pinifolesr Hines ileks page was the prinaissalt Winters maths pialkotmesdieSs though he was to be conficheed as a cattalo dip rae es an actsampfice, 'rat his tailestany watheld tots aclectaatelyborne out by other Wiertedieppie titularly that of Shown, the officer., who that when he was ffitii marl-tinted with Sevie, "l l,2 pawed he &stied knoafterwards tain any thi he& &out:4 a malaria* quark* of the silt of tarp:stow fawn him; and by eseofthe Whited:alibi:At Hit. dins brought forwandishistant....a.c___ - ;;14. t 7 , , . • • , fthat he been openly in ,tlattin bls cmp p, with 'Sevier, to+ & 1 aloof 104aliollriirpett ne.—Ronaldfon made no defence. , Hillier prg. eed many Wirneffes. to his eharatittir : ,tie wao jt painter and glazier, and gena-aRy frkken if its.it , very hoe& man. The oil had been fold to him at lefs than .half the wholefalepr49s. The in% after. an -able charge from Mr.rMtio. taw a one a. bad Huh heiltation in finding both Ai prifoners— CIA!! • Edward Ifrrtk, a man of fevesstp-fse rani 4 age, but romaricablyjetive for zbote.yrars, wan treed upon a.capital charge for ftraling an int:llllnd, two glafs bottles; and other articles, the property of John Mara), ,privately in his (hop. • .s By th e evidence of Mr. Marfb, a Stationer, us Lndgate.nreet, and his fon, it appeared, that the charge of privistely (lean was fully eitabliihed„ to adroitly were the mintetivres of the Priloner (who it appeared was not only old in years, but in tranfgreGlow,) performed; It was in the 'limp. or a Mr. *Rennet, the f,anieevenisig (loft Friday) th , ag he robbed that ofhtr.•Marib, that the Prliener wag deteeled. Mr. Stenuett itafpeeted him of mal•prac. tices while in his Sop, and obferVing a bag tinder his arm, infifted on hating it fearetted. AnOtd ter was feat far, and In the beg, among other ar ticles, was toned Mr. Marilee inkAiiid. By the mesas the difeovery was spade; the identity of 'the property was proved by the Profecutor, and little Or no defeece Mar made' by the Priaser he was found guilty, but not to the extent of tibi; charge, in coquesce of a very hansom, as well swim& fuggeiliost of the Colo, that the ink4land might not be really worth yr, thoue it was rated M the Incrudnient of 6s. 6d. the Cc intice.. Ira easlikqterice ethic hint, the Jnrr fp-aMi agreed upon a verdit of-404101 'elleA, 4 didl4 - 41,. rid. which obviated the capital Part of the ci T r r, prifenct , on his convitho' ri, appeared ha treed m addrefs the Court for z lenient fentence; oe which the Itrcoustaiaterreptieg hisn,riifervell• that he was notorioolly an old offender; that 44 owed his life to the lenity of the Jury. Had verdi& been otherwife, his life woiddhave beetle ferious danger. He hoped the punilinnent he' would retelve in the prefent 'Daum *meld be af service to him, and Paid, " Take warning, Prefo rm I" The latter aafwered, " I wills" And four were acquitted. Baruch Gillert, was indi'led tot dealing a tell. ' pallid note, a twenty pound note, a fak huosiltar , chief, and other articles, the property of a lea* , named Hughes, who fwore that on the morning inf the ill of June, about three o'clock, he was Itortling from Pimlico through Virettroinfler, very Mori In liquor.; that he met thepritonet, and treat I hews with her Fisher lodgiegsa• beViept there 6411 nine o'clock,, 114:1 then mitred bit OroperT. viNall the pritoner denied having any knowledge oL Wheel the prifoner's ridging was reirelied nothing IM tinging to egg Proferuter • irae lend eneept *et old neckerchiefs tying on fit bed: Site had paled a tep Feed note that In ;•• bat rile ?rect. eator not having taken the number, he Gould net (wear to it. The pfiforter, by tic Judes irirlie tiong nip acquitted, ' "f . wcFie s , ....Ls d ihn,, dffeern ag or e, t 4 ?tot! ai to_ is peedowhingleo kfrotuortlglL—Prefwatiolit T booth', lad rider winoloot edan,4 became a nix, Yin Mop obiodt et ß ou itish., *toads hod ail 'hoe mt vice, " I A mt Aft tlds &end* ftate, and rtg every ' t 6 thy LW ill Oft Wont I WWI firlinetwiy reeonuneriddi tiy a neighbour tar &trill Medielacs, but having tried all ntectiati aitto pow**, aid I best at oulmoomonto aspeaks. it wit Woo Wend boltow l bafiee Ted wadi 'be term Mod on to tar Lbws' tof dot bow% ono tilted %e ft t box" !li_l4 dagreotedoled anu r e the t lSeprioto ant awl* 411,04111 ng three bows Ansi Y. dap boobb snob Amp* Awed, and i nuaiwoo. Audio to nrirvozo, opptivour Itotcolicineolow wetland homy at ever 1 wta f ni9' Your Ze ig h lo.. urobie fawn% L. Lino* . "I t asw‘ mmaolkillagar vOn=tw i laTtionier Yootkia miry foe "IL 4 Tiowoldi late leas, you 4 4 1 . Tbe about. •"V • tool iloitowl t e ttelzot ie r' *NOW Vivo patelbalbeg atilavraf• deft fit *UV swum of however Wag • • or bows* thosuee Of whir .+ • it may be ; for , Gw whot eutianeoto e • • It to IV - O • lobo , oijoecialtv bo by Illiowiet, sod Palk Palpated sod fotab thairlielsweider. :estarr Loa, Manilas of ohs QWWWWimo-01l SoogeOtto 1 . 41 00n0.1% his twat. No 9. New Is4loftree& "Isere fir waillU,Aolle viec, orb:bout a Fee, to lowilso Will* Oak Pak ci von*** Pow pt knoor Letteis, R peA polglaielo AiYie loom. obike'e• - to ail catoudwase•oloutolotioledowitftwol!iudio's owoopoo tatewootooisoutt hub WIPP& tif eit Proltrltor. du/in/the aY 3 , Tomt i ts , lie bag bad the &Indio& at NI the stir* bc. dos, and the posadag ri Ilikt arilbiglTreer Mb/pia. dm tilt/ow% No& je, Is. AViea'a-Arese. a's 5 i0.103, OriontArcet ; Mr. /Wad* 800 46COkts igelh , Molt Tower-MU; on: %flow in mot taint in Postai& d[ asly at 941. 4" .~ to Qs, We bad rei which the mentor tickled of the drofs to it by the Reform .o lament the abaft be brafiches tithe • • MA &WAAL IA Wilk *Chi*, near Windflw, citaeberg. EEI. late it ballet& in At tenth or Prime 4 - Wtatea Tladu gaana. a htth sY et,qatex. • . •. . On T a„ at Wthigar, Is the 36th,eat aglh Mr. roPshneaallt d tis blajafbi iCan. dein at At ale Iffaainvatt the sal felborr,htes, vile d piti.kalghto $6l. at Len Cala. ICateatiethae ll r.2 dalidani af *elms Me. Charles Ihspe' tirigked Crakrke At Fettender, the loth Slat Mita Tetera Lan, thing daughter of Jam Late. Eft} al &kabala. At Mr& Tivini OR Pik 1dt,1141111641 d NI! Sill MORT* AltiOgst •- ` • 'Pi kin"Piiiiias ti=lei. '0 ; 24er littitliellah 'aka 14, ' is wise the smog heartfeltfuessimetion that ha. delitiment hilblichno.44l. •let 4, 41 M yea. ntalfte taittaitune fti cattail& Visaed • attended with the emit *Fmk, and dangerges fymptntat ; of rtmekthat thane biedhalliaa thltiV Magi fail. Who* thet# sqiedscr, owl re algae **at at h i l hmd too rah Oita es tkat sadwas falea dst itina Annteistintpain'aa. tannem„ art Whet gill sissAgarew west 'awl dim, is the I 'mold leant say tr nett! ?Mc to Dee , ma es. WNW*, felemokihetharPrivrieterei bv JOHN Dalai*, (of Caratibpalhostaer 1.1 . 7 a. taw/ Arm br &Mr, (A' teThari-tgaae. ), 1.0 4 . • OffiLlirdt, UM le symi4swipes t Wiefilealse ; 11100014 ti al* an ammo tar the Ea trot arc readied levbesilisOM