Star. — London, England, 1801-06-24 00:00:00

11 p1P...."'"""4" -- PARLIAMENTARY PROGSE.DINGS. .H1:4111E OF LORDS, TUESDAY, JUNE ey. The Royal Affent was given by Commiffion to twenty.ans Bills, which were moftly of a private or local deftription , ... Amoog the Public Adtsorrere the Id& Martial Law Bill, the Clerical Eligibility Bill, the Debtors Relief BM, and inns Members Duty Exemption Bill. The Lords Coaurilifioners on this median were, the j ib ] CSAWCILLOI, Lord WASAIDIGDAkk IDA Lord Atm AAAAA . The ATTODARY GDDIRAL gild Mr. MANSVIIILD west beard OD the part of the Appellant, in the Appeal from Chao. eery, the Earl of Strathmore v. Andrew Robinfon Bowes, Er+ after which their Lordfhips deferred the further confidential* of the cafe till Monday nest. The funeral Bills before the Honk were forwarded in ref podbice liages. The Order of the Date for the third reading of the In MIRY Bill being moved, the Bill was •accordingly nada third time, without oppofition ; it was afterwards reindeely paglug s and a Meffsge was ordcred to be fent to the Commons to so quint them therewith. - The Earl of ROSELYN, after thartly ',Admit; the Houk ebb:iced, upon the great ineonv asideltmight wife from the enforcement of the reran , Madre to pri. vete .itills, with refpodt to peaces . ***Mt Il t lad the %s t : diftant parts of Scotland, wide!' tread, la a great degree, be dose away; by as tholli Countties to,taki tlarditlimeapolit ' 406 WON Petitions, tee. In orieratat die isms may ea ea %Azimut, moved the firft reading of a Bill. v hkli he th e. 'relented, to remedy that defedt, by enabling the judges, be. to receive aerations upen oath refrains Petitions relative to certain' Bills peddling befdre revilement, be. The NB ava forthwith read a drib time, and op his Lordfhip's motion, sr *red to be printed. A umber el Bilis Wert brought up by different Goidelic. frost the Cononeoll,Which were recently read a firft date. MALTA. A short canverfation took place between the Earl of Calmat vow and the LORD Cii•acstunt, relative to the • Malta Trade Bill, in confequence of an obfervation on the part of the Noble Earl, that:by one of the provifions of the Bill in queftion, the Wand of Malta was declared an European Ifland. He then adverted to the geographical Atuation of Malta, and to vthas the Nand had al ways been confidered with refped to fuch, and ob served upon the circumfiances of theft Volunteers, particularly from the Militia, who had enrolled i • • • themfelves in the Army, but with the exprefs re - fervation ofwot• (crying out of Europe.—He then . alluded to the po(fible effect which, the Bill Might have in that wiped, and, as we underilood the Noble Earl, he ea-peened his hope that Adminifira tion would not think offending the-Soldiers, who had entered as above into the Army, to terve in that Hand. The Lose Cnancittoe quitted the Woolfack, and in reply to the obfervations of the Noble Earl, dated his conception of the Bill in queflion ; it was founded on the fame principle which had for merly.obtained in Legiflative meafures on limiter .., . oecafions, namely, that when an acquifition of that . • kind was made, by the Britifh Government, it was Their placed under certain Commercial regulations.— Lordatips were apprized of the. means by which Malta tame into our fooffeffion, and by the Bill before them, he conceived that Malta was • legiflatively declared an European Mind, merely • for Commercial purpofes. The Earl of CARSARVON fpoke fhortly in expla nation, after which the Bill was read purl rant to the Order. ' i caaws's DIVQRCI BILL. The Order of the Day being read for the far. deer consideration of Crewe's Efivorce Bill, Connie' and Evidence were accordingly called to the bat.' It was then regularly proved, by perfons• frees the Admiralty and Navy Offices, that Mr. Harris,' ~ the Clergyman who had married Mr. and Mrs. Crewe, •at Ringfton, in Jamaica. in NoveMber , 1780, was at that time regularly borne upon tit Office Books, as Chaplain to the Ruby man of I war. . . . Their Lordarips deeming the fad of the marriage ; fatisfadorily eftablifhed, theCounfel proceeded to , endeavour to ellablifts the important fed of the 1 . . adultery of Mrs. Crewe. Two young women, one of whom had former. ly been, and the other at prefent is, the domellic ~ . . fervent of Mrs. Crewel were examined at confides-- t . , able length, vefpeding what they had obferved of • the conduct of Mrs. Crewe, and Sir Harry Engle- ' Geld, againft whom an action for Cries. Cam was brought by Mr. Crewe. Thek witnefes had tut opportunity of obferving them together at differ. eat places, at Brighton, Southampton, Weft Cowes, in the country and in Town, in Conduit-heel, Park-lane, and SlogneTerrace. They Rated va rious inflames of familiarity—that Sir Harry Englefield ufed frequently to come in the abfence of Mr. Crewe, particularly at night, when he was fometimes in the habits of flaying from between ten and eleven o'clock, till between two and three in the morning : That he ufed fometimes to go in to Mrs. Crewe's bed-chamber after fke had retired to bed ; and on one occafion, the lag-mentioned winters pofitively declared her convidion, that Sir Harry Engkfield and Mrs. Crewe were in the bed together. This was the jet of the teflimony , of there two females, which was neceffarily given in detail, and feveral minutia and particulars defcribed. The Counfel Rated that he could not adduce evidence to go firther upon the poba of criminal intercourfe, than that o ff ered by the witnefs lag alluded to;though he could eftablik her tellirnony by feveral other witnefes. The Lose Cnaacatsoa teemed to think that part of the cafe not fully eflablilhed, and obferved that he kareely ever knevflightergroundsbrought forwud to warrant the dectfioa called for in this cafe. The Learned Connfel (Mr. Adam), after *polo- sizing Eire the irregularity of obfervation, fob• mated to the Noble and Learned Lord, that in a. variety of andantes decifions were made in favour of' a Plaintiff 'and Petitioner, where the proof' brought ft:award to eftablifh the fads of Adultery fell (bort of tbst offered in the arena inftance, particularly in the cafe of Petard and Taylor. - To this the Loan Citaac t la.°, nbferved, that it was in the recollection of the Learned Couafel bimfelf, that decafions were now made in Weft. mintier-Hall, on evidence upon winch. twenty ' , years ago, to Coanfel could hope to obtain a tier did: ft appeariag thatiskther evidence could be brought forward on the point in queliion, the fur- ther eonfideration at the ids was poftponed till Thursday. Their Lordfhips then, purfuant to the Order of the Dat, refolved into a Committee upon Koop's Patent Bill, Lord WALSIIIGNAM in the Chair. A Counfel'and evidence wertheard at tome length in flipport of the Bill, and by which the importance and utility pf the undertaking were, in a great meafure, eftablifhed. The principal ob ject of the Bill is to extend the powers, Ste. of Mr., Koop's Patent for making Paper ,from Straw and' other Materials, to a number of individuals, . exceeding 60, who are to constitute a Company# for the purpofe of carrying on the Manufacture queltion on a liberal principle, and on a very ex tenfive fcale :—the contra& for a leafe of the ground, whereon the Manufadory, &c. is to be crated, with Earl Grofvenor, to whom zoool. per annum rent is to he paid, was given in evidence, before the Committee. In the instrument the Corti pany contras with his Lordship, to expend within the interval of twenty-four months the fun of 2e,0001. in buildings, &c. and of which, it appear ed in evidence,,that between to and tr,oool. has already been expended; the neceffity of having Inch very extenfive premifes as were defcribed in the fpecification of the Company's Plan was alto. fhewn in evidence, principally on account of the greater bulk of the materials ufed in the manufac ture, which would occupy-a (pace of at leaft first times the number of cubic feet of that occupied by the rags did in the manufadure of the common paper. And it was Rated, that from 663 to zOOO perfons would be conftantly employed in the mann fadure. Thefe citcumilances appearing fatisfae torily eftablifhed by the evidence, the Committee; after an obfervation from the Lord Chancellor, that the contrail entered into by the Company with Earl Grofvenor was one of the belt fecunties offered by them to the Public, in favour of their allegations, agreed to the Bill, and the Houk re. fuming, ordered the Report to be received to morrow.—Their Lordfttips then, after difpofing of Tome private bufinefs, adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Unser of the Malt Red romisamt the Hook to attend in the Hoofs ofLitlki.w boar the Royal/Mak Panay Com roam 't 1111 h feellselb to realm It.' sad ow e Srunts' o rystsenele 14111 m ad drat Lon's. andataised b th y his Moiety% CommlissO had glas the Royal Afkot oche Tries Math' 4mer ComMerrots4M i the Chen' eta! Mill dm BM broommishipMlb Mambas at ksdiaraese hos tends Ptak indPoPilo'creessioi Os *ail fiver Public sod Moms MIL A • Ills Mahnokelle the Leis the Haab was Informed that their Leedafpibodespost to the Cupparamemaell user Int math" 31111.sollithatanky IMAM to fevaelPelvaiellith. Tier NOW «wttdathtt into me At the &oral . Chides trial ht 11 BMW Indasee pied through a Onamiston The Repast ward cederid to be neelsed So-aperrow. • Mr. VANSITTART prenteted DO &c am of toe %AOC! OD the Civil Meadows of dattand ethich was ordered to Be on the table. The Accounts of Reports and Imports prefented code tlith of May Wt. were, co the mocha of mr. Vonairraroarsiesext II be printed The Irtilk Abfentee Tar BM went through a Cossmktee the whole bade. The Report was ardsrod to be nacho& to morrow. 114 New ftop Dotty B>o waaread a third &sundial:4. The Mna and Ama•ku Intewsenfe Bin went thrones a Comontteas of the wb* Hate. The Report was ordered is be realved to-efairow. Tbe-trith J. Aocommodedes Bill was reed a third dame andmied. The Ira Core Ito=atlissoty Rawest through a Cam& mimeo 6/ theists& The Report was entsed to be re ceived nomansw. The MS Res Bad Mika throng! a Comaltsos•of the whole Ifaafe. The Rama wm milsree to be rotasel to. miaow. The IA& lisp lispertisim 818 was read a third dolt anti o ne In& Skillda Pay sad Cleathlig Bill was red a Wel Theteterat Bin Watt throe& a cemmitme at the wide Hot& The Report was ordered to be Ovisliod•Ml asietar. The lispert ads. Comitote theater rst *stabs sell! Wks a metals Dales a ladle was Mho" Op. ea* Ngt agreed oe. sad Me 3111 WIND aniseed to to and a ehlog dleeelt• *sport of the Coneattee as *1 If hay Bans* Bil 71114 ap p reolladagreato, adobe 11111 erared to be Vii•Stione tomeorow. • 110 eaared liar*. a coiabas all the 'lass BM. est Claufs woo beferat Irossforance of en 'bedtime bas the Mahe ler *del tee Mao the Cesh a &alb et MMus the lade heft ielth this an dr 06aR of Orcesaktesia. The Ripen was adored as be raeolosdeo. 3001,01.. The Espiriog Laws Bill was coaraliasil. The S bee Importation MI was reported.end miffed tob== time to-snorrow. The Repast a the Amendments to the Card sod ass - as wda beestat op, and agreed to The Order of the Day for the third reading of the Bill for regulating the Trial of Contefted Elec. tions in Ireland, being read, Mr. Dawson wifhed the further progrefs in it to be poftponed until the next Samos. It was a Bill, he Paid, heftily propofed, and ill digefied. Its fole object appeared to be to deprive the Irifh Mem bers of the benefit of the Grenville Ain. If this was to be refuted, he thonld prefer a Committee of Members to be fent over—he &mild prefer a fen. tiny before the Sheriff—he Mould in fart,, prefer say thing to the trial by Commit Goners, as they were to be appointed under this Bill. it Mr. Astor replied, that the general fettle of the Irifh Members had been exprefred decidedly in fit: your of the principle of the Bill, and that the only point which had ever bees at arse was the manner in whist! this principle mould be carried into ace.' He contended that the opinion of the lionfe had been molt unequivocally exprefred in favour of the plan of taking the evidence on Com:lied Ek&ions m Ireland. The point which had excited fo much oppofition of tenement, and produced fo mach di vilion of opinimi, related merely to the dafs ofper fon, bell qualified, and MA proper for uldes the evidence; which is•afterWards, by the Bill iefelf, to be fnbmitted to the confideration of a Committee of this Houle, appointed aceording to the regale-, Lions of the Grenville ad.—Mr. Abbot then ex.. zirlained, the realigns which had induced him to agree to, the Amendments which have been made to the Bill, and shortly pointed out the impoftibi. !icy of fending a deputation of the Houk to tee. land, to try the Contefled gleftions. He conclud ed by* expreftng a hope that the Bill, after having received fo much difctiffion, would not in this LIU ftage meet wish finheroppolition. Mr. Marna (of GalwayjCaisl he &mild rota tad of d and the alas aft expedient; though he was aware friciency ; but he blamed not the original the meallun ; but thofc who perfuaded bandon his fink tdeas on the Atkin% r• refpeaing the appointment of Affiint s to examine • the • evitlesii*,..on conteiled ART was at a lofs to conjeCture for what the Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Dawfon) could ifen at this Rage of the Bill to utter fuch fen- unlefs to create doubts , or to ex cite folid 1 ems in Ireland as to the merits of this meA kich conduct was inconliftent with the fpirix, Oa of the Union : but he mulled the people' country would jail) , appreciate the fervicei. A motives of his Right Hon. Friend by whom Oil was brought forward, as well in this as in "Are , other in fiances throughout the pre&nt Se Mon. tikr.DAWIIOII explained.. "Me motion was agreed to, and the Bill read a third time and paired-. LONDON. WEDNESDAY. JUNE ao, ST. pint TIC ILIPTISTr.NObutIneft it the Stock Escheat Bosun, Jana t&--Price of Stocks this 40 s $ per Coot . 60. Deb. lIS/ F-6 per Cent. 0. :Coonfo a Eachange—.Dublin 0 Loudon IA,, tars. Accounts were this morning received at the •Admiralty of his Mpjefty's fhip la Lome, of 4/3 * guns, having fallen into the hands of the enemy: See our Plymouth Letter for the particulars. Mr. Miler, formerly Minifler from the Court . of London to that of Copenhagen, having, as al ready Rated in the STA.., been appointed Bd. Commitrary for Prifoners in France, in the room of Captain COATIS, fet out Yefterday for Dover, there to embark for Calais. It is certainly, p liable, that, independently of his declared fituation, he may be empowere4'm ditcufi tome prelimyiarg t, points with the. Minters of France, to give t he amain', degree ofconfittency to the pacific nego. elation which have been& long upon the tapir. Prince Drivarcirsvars, of Vienna, has arrived In this capital. He travels Incognito, and is ex peaedlo ntfide in this country for fosse time, i After this Paper was at Prefs we received Puinj Journals to the sift inftant inclufive. The follow 4 ing are the principal Articles which they preterite i COMITATTINOPLZ, MAT 1 a.—Another COUTile arrived from Egypt with Difpatches has brought the following intelligence: The East& have blocked up all the avenues to Alexandria, both by land and by tea, in fuch a manner that there remains little toile to the rcench garrifon of receiving (uccour either from Cairo or ang other point of Egypt.— , Geo. Hurcarescia has alto canted deep trenches to be dug, and a line of circumvallation, firength erred with redoubts, to be drawn, in order to prevent any forties which might be attempted by the befieged. On the -fide of the fea the port is clofely blockaded by a line ,of vefrels. Not % withitanding there menacing demonftra:ions, the French teem to be under no uneafinefs, and wait the Mae with the cooleft intrepidity. They have rejeaed all propotals made to them for thz evacuation of the place, declaring that they will *defend themfelves to the iaft extremity; they will not even receive any nags of truce, but fire upon them when they appear.. Pears. Jose A.—The Courier of the Po (lates t that a fecret Expedition has failed from Ancona it cocas of a great many (mall velfels, irk' were put in requifition, and it is added, that t flotilla has on boardphyficians, furgeons, paintem ok and architefts, for the molt part Neapolitans. • , , 4 • Mite's, June B.—The Cserier 4 . Miles, print* in this city, gives the following intelligence Madrid, dated May 16th : Maritime operations are carried on heel : the greateft aftivity. *Six vetch' laden :a arms, ammunition, and troops, have failed frost Barcelona and Alicant, for Alexandria. Five • drips of the line ate fitting out at Cndis. - • Hamm>, May 24.-e-The Panes of Peace bas iddreled to his Majefty the following • BULLETINS: May so. :1 The courier who brought to me your Majits;;l rv's letter, dated the illth, arrived at the camp,' where the troops were taking repore at three o'clock in the morning. They were under arms befok Yelves. We are maften of Olivensa, and .1 kregt , the Portuguefe invetted iti Yelves; a hundred Spat" niards only purfued two thourand Portugnefe, wan' were protefted by the fire of of the place. Thy; troops attacked them' by my command. • 'rip moment I arrived at the head of the advanced( guard, they prefented to me two branches, of NM orange .tree from the gardens of Yelves. 'him' fent them as a preens to her htejarry. May sr- Jurumenha has furrendered to the arms uf your Mayfly, 'and tills capture nrOrs us wafters of the depot of the fiougglen, whom this place probated. Qlivenza, which is the contiguous demarcotios, is atuated on a river, which has no water during ;rummer; the valley is exceedingly fertile. The i • sof the village are ap longer under the refrain of the enemy. Bodajne is covered on ' fide.--Madrid Gawk Satrorriisary,..a . 24. ' mutant IRISH PENSION Lair The following is a Lill of the Put stows, not tin der tool. per annum, on the Civil Ellablithment of I , up to the ssth of March latt: 4. .. d, 4. ~ r. The Rep. of Chas Vlfeconnefa Lahti Hooper and P. widow sae o o Mania so° o 0 Sarah M. Cooper too 0 0 M Natuyyl/le too a o Dame llplackftone 000 o 0 Rep. of ti.tiimonti tao .* o Thomas Dayton 400 a 0 Rep. of H. hailde . tie .• fa .. ildoraid Wilmot zoo 0 o Henrietta Haffard 130 • 0 **mad 104/1201,0 SOO o o Mary Humacao t,yo oo • I.lo9.llotylloareo no 0 0 Rep. of the Duke of Car.Gendiait Co...sse ,- a a Brunfwick 1,200 0 o IlLo Maclean too, a o Rep.of IA Hswke2OCO 0 0 W. T. Nawenbant soo o o M. Lady Beauclerk oco -0 o Rob. D'Calliagikaa Mrs. Madinaty son 0 o Newrothasa toll o • Penelope Vidor too o 9 Ditto, With son o e Rich: Plesparrick too o o joint Ward zoo o q Harriet Verb= tot 0 0 Mary BOotelskt too 9 • LtroilnoVosoo9 two 0 0 Ja il halals kV*. soo 0 0 Elizabeth Vernon too 0 • chart Tboinpfon too 0 o Princefa Ampulla ,y,OOO 0 o George ddok 'No 0 9 Lady L. SULessox 309 o o Mrs.Yrsodalkdorarttco o o ' Rep. of VIE :itrant. l o=ifiterGowanzoo o 6 ' ford . 250 . 0 0 Medi= ego 0 0 Gang Initelocke soo ,o o 81lagel4Roz ;00 0 • ;,==r too o o . PAgOilik Anadry /00 0 0 • Seco o'O Risboogi Aissazy too o o agIM. 4poo o 0 las iflgto • soo oco soo o 0 flow iv o o "rixesz sco o 0 R. capytat z,OOO o a idrodicooragileilik• 0 0 . Lady Pk*S*l ll 4 2 * 60 0 0 0. r& Loft- TrlAllgult6oo o o Lue, A :Mrs. A:l4/L Hewitt' 300.0 0 Sormooll , 200 0 Of' IS* 0 0 14 01 toe 0 ft ,Ifrogorldesro zoo 0 0 Halo • boo 00. xmo o o , • noo 0 • lit il l i r li Ar.. 500 0 0 bli Irstag Cp Igo ocz *lie Moore rob o o itr MO. de Vocal 3os `to' tr Cur C 2,011641,111 300 0 0 Viligeo /gamey 450 o • kg& gavot sea o 0 Blt.Werittedtort Slog o g Dont , Mk's too o o Rey. ONO ono o too o • Mt. 411011di sso o rt* IZ I of rolb soo o 0 Aga - . soo o • cazi, leg gerigi 400 o 0 MIMS 30a 0 o ilk oob ; =Mikes son 0 0 Celia . • ; 40..0 A i irtmeliar me 0 o Rsilit aet r 141 surd lirdbetey sso - o o 1:1111•1iSilaigills 300 o 9: Ilktioodditie• • 250 0 0 'Hactoirigirgdfho sco o o •=lOll • 200 .o o Itigsse • .sso o.• Istitik 3 00 0 0 ara0 0 • 0 0C.• * OO it 0 c & Idoropooridow zoo .o o • watlit iai zs• oto J. D. Pieldbed ago o o l3o o o 1 Xis. forgoisre , ico po e r jadicei soo oaz 1 hiazegolgefidi zoo a o r Alissizei sso o o Lea. rksigaolce 404 g • LAC zoo o o Mir fPb 300 0 i 1 ~. MAIO 400 o 0 Irlabilittft 1.100 et CO 100 . 0 Ditto sd pogo Ig3t 0 , - 2000 0 0 caric de LAT Tot ! • ! wwildoore CO - s oo' Icedat " gm oor lams Howe , 7so o o 9tooht _de prom& 1 Aibcrtkielbitt mob 0t? mid Co. soo a o 6 1 11,:. Meredith and J. Par Agey ace o • I. Woodward soo 0 0 Williana w i se = is* 9• .I.' B. Banda 300 o o *MA. - ico o o Si t tvins no o o M I% ' 2OO • • l'olog . 30 0 oo •• us. goo 000 soo 9 • Okodowe soo • • &Awed T zoo a o Had 11101. W0 400 SS O • • Ws tit** 130 o o joili limb gpq o p D••Obildso zso o o tildt Olds 100 to 0 & m e wsk r 150 0 0 Rabat ginvorte %pp xi 6 CstlierisibLiond 300 o o Pool!sio or Meal sglo o • Lard zooo 0 0 Lord iisrutgos zoo o • Lig .. Rog er * . loan so° 0 Ditto , a fp zoo o 0 Rep. °CT. Malabo,l o ' ,-.- • zoo o o Oats * 803 o o .. , .. 100 9 0 Wiliam Pais 360 015 .Aeas 'P r ' zoo o o ciortOttellogirp 1 5 ion 0 q Ca. • lr' im- : ftmi - - zoo - r 4 o lb:Wield/ Homy li: : : D u d& 0 0 0 0 Lewis Me* • zoo o • • -0 h - zoo o • Thew thibitt 00 o • lisssroveogg- silo 00. 0. •soalap ;goo o a • . lady Ayloter 400 o 0 Rilirsteldi ' 300 o a ti--' LW. 200 0 o.,Hears lizzoirotr . sto o o • ' 1 Tome 200 o 0 ' Ditt• 10600201 219 g a too 0 0 Chtriotts Jame lio• r .. •- zoo 0.0 imam *. z OO 0 • t t. at 113 9 13 o istbalq Handles too 0 0 toad ' "Li, Addeo •t ' *to o o • oda Soo 9 Log* unity son 0 0 o .011.111 .. r ae lt , 44?. ? • Lon Moors s O O o o Medi . • gsp • f MoilWkgo. son. o o Z2 :44 /11170/0 1 ; 'ZOO 0 0 Da lio•Ale. zoo oti • Maim lib oit iltionms ' 113 is o Slaty ' ' 300 o • Chithitteelloujo o,q Aso is too •co rit gc•.(9o q 0.. Aim Vowel' 199 9 • R. 4. Op o o Iloilis A. rode ' ' I* . 3OO o o ' iildr Co: . ' 100 .9 0 3aoo •o • Hun 200 • • Milan Ica o o ”Ph Slaw pgt • g . • . zoo o g ili srabwiks ft* 4111016 Sow sae o 0 logitt Dlere . •Moe : zoo 'a 0 411erse son t" : : " son o q lit 'sod o • Ored_lll4o2 son o:o A 145., ' t ia 200 .0 0 J. 3. Roberti ala• . )5 0 0 0 &tro /120:00bij10y !so 300 0 it 0 Mary o t.. Irlosimiz "Mob ' sob o o Elislisetet•ollt 130 .* 0 Cati.lLlodel& Co 210 0 0 'Mb ilitsbes 29, . 0 0 Ant Wind. • . 100 • o boo •or illasbeth LAW too o o NOW 0111Mai s triDer 109 0 0 bast 300 0 • gogisd 00• 0 0 GeorgeDeolosi 300, 0 e lannorogoo 300 o o Sir Robert goiter zoo • g Aimee& 1 zoo o o Teta Ui. grits zoo o 4 1101221Aitwonit Soo . o o Ithisiii'Doly zeo o.• at Alma* . soo o a Estt 01 %Was So• - 0 0. it•tres___Agwailit zoo 0 o Mop= a 39 0 0 Rep. IT. lelidllN Ma. vista 64° o o sod WWI . SSO 0 . Rog titi= m ar zoo o o Osorgatizgergal 109 oex zoo • o Gems Pier - too oo• Itair Pwi t i tiftworo zoo o o MAY MEW zoo o • P. zoo o o CaledlS Mazy zoo 'O • - *Nis Imo Vlismilk Wag pair". goo • o midi sae o 0 Raabe& iudifiois 00 o 0 visonotai Auk• pp • • Isms Covezkii 130 • 0 Dino stlilize 100 • • ••1•Kbe....1 150 0 0 WM. liisw soo o Leh Orli.ilimigg soo o • NOW Loo o o Hoo Itak *pow 000 o • deo 0 • his* Closmolz 300 • o triode ' go o 9 ilgoid . l4l* 300 0 o MwpW no o f I.44lyeariz.Tooli soy p o germ . zoo o • Flrik446 Rattitek Om 9 0 .See goes goo 0 0 t i . .314: m r th y 111101 1420,12 Soo 00 . Mrs. Aim Clilli toz o • alids* 3 0 0 * 0 AgesiodilLysisesoo o • IWllitun Colville 600 o o itlegmh Weep no o o Ma Mary Hasty zoo o o INAIIIIIALanisit go 0 0 CO. Chutes V.l. Mao so* 0 • Imam kr . , o 9 •Thoodzsad uto o o LL Werner Aliso boo 0 o VD 0 • , Doge el Yale yirz 15 4 ideulgtil VW. - lit • • ar ia." Mgt 3OO •• C i!• 61111 e kW 0 • damp Staph. gray • tOD 00 . 1,41100. Parlor so 0 • li•goor Gardiser 40e o o Urtols lUderiike sop 0 0 letiff Armee . err o'e Lioos.Ced Monks 159 o o Mena Leg . too 00. Jr beg , lai • • lobo frrtardigi i-ob a • . .;. ~ . Beau the almrie, dui* on as basin. ssi fumes poilmois *di! spel• PT similm . . • '. .