Star. — London, England, 1825-10-07 00:00:00

.. A t the same tithe, other.intetesting quiestions arise F :n what manna will the English Government a fford a ssistance to the Greeks ? with going to wat with ti.e Porte? or by negeciating a treaty of peace between the two parties? And has the "English Commbdore• who carried on the segociation received instructions on cbe subject from hh GorefalbeitiP • r. Tlie negOdatiOn altoinageSallid with a veil, which L ime will, perhaps, -raise; Sal Oen, I -Ply,. that if assistance only has been applied for. there is no objec tion io be made ; brit if the alfait is to end in the :rational independence of Greece, this is in event Which I t hall deplore ; and I coasidet it as sssißuty to declare to the whole world, my disapprobation of all.meastues that may have such a tendency; and I think I may e upon myself the responsibility of' expressing to the tA k Greekt, with respect to such measures, the regret and &disapprobation of my nation. 1 had hoped, Gentlemen, to enter into the military serv i ce of the Greek Government. and to employ my military talents for the cause of Greece, of liberty, and of civilization. But, if Greece is to become a province of Great Britain, or of any other foreign Power, I can not, consistently with my political principles, remain any longer here, after such an event shall take place. With grief I shall then leave a country to which I am attached by my best feelings. Accept, Gentlemen, Ecc o ve d) a W ILLIAM TOWNSHEND WASHINGTON." Halifax Papers to the 17th ult. have reached us ; they state that a severe gale was experienced at Ber muda on the 27th of August, by which many houses were unroofed and much injury done. Q tebec Papett to the Ist of September, and Montreal Papers to the 6t hi have been received ; they state that an extensive forgery had been discovered on the Mont real Bank. One cheque to the amount of 17001. had been paid. The individual who obtained the money bad escaped to the United States. RIOT AT OXFORD. OXFORD, THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 6. Mr. MuLoot, who has for sometime been preaching in the Potteries, lately opened a Chapel here, and held forth novel and extraordinary doctrines, which, it is stated. have had remarkable effects in several families. Ills principal followers are the son of a most opulent and respectable banker; a chemist, in very extensive business in the High.stteet ; and the son of one of the Managers of the Clarendon Printing Office (not Mr. COLLINGWOOD4 This afternoon, two of these Gentlemen were furiously attacked by a mob in Sr. Thomas's Parish ; they gained admission into a house, and locked the doors; tail/lei were forced open, and the two Gen tlemm•then became- exposed to the fury of the mem. bled - crowd, who drove them out of St. Thomas's through the Wharfs, and into St.Giles's, in which place they toot-refuge in a house, and remained there for some t.iuw About.seven in the evening, in returning home, they ware again attaoked upon Cada: ; they ran into the Ts wn Hall-yard, and the doors •acre locked. Sometime after they ventured out, and appeared in a strange pickle, baiag cowered with mud and filth of every .description; their hats were knocked off and lost. With some difficarky that matched the house of the chemist (opposite to St. Marra -Church), several windows in the house have nidaadrbeeo irrelern, atM we are apprehensive thavagerantica vrill , ensse4z , tal Mr. MULOCIC (who was a Member of Magdalen Mall, Oxford) is well known as a friend of Mr. CAN. i'nso. He has published several religious pamphlets, some of which contain severs animadvenions on Bible NAr,44. IAtIZLLIGENGE. r ennisup Tbq from Antigua to London, orelestistl a hurricane on the itch nit. in lat. 46. long. 16. and ba g lost her roddeti'indinstaleadgront damage, was absedessed on theilikb. h EbtrEn• lino! Deencrara for Livorpook vv . * dismasted derby! ph on thinth ult. in lat. U. long. 48. Witihet• sistiv/WD,' *Pas repairing her damage ante-k, ft) (3, - • f -ntotbil • Nwon of Nsafrger, was spoken with on thi*Sthltilk 1.4 e 1144 ° 11.16111110.11 allA v iaarnni IMP Jamaica, was chased by a Owe on the windward ;missy !or twenty-four Noun. She Wad'MnoV Stem •• • • ••• - • • • • 11,WwldalainihardArailand the picket, frost New Yoric.mitod the ant Oat the liktb= l ' • Iftvpmw, - p c :.: 44,-4/441,411,11.W.r.Ard.4 Sarriett, Fiisim, from Quebec; Alemin4e2c.n . ,re Mfidrai bah' /4• 1 , 1 ,4 0 , a r, •v• . P44B4B9BB o )'9Be4:l•Winik lrolViAriakeadt l e. l 6 l o Bo .o6 Loco, Atom 4110 de Janeiro. flzek, I*IK-4141ftra Atha & Viineist's • Plaalalt•Raugoitwfwii . A. NWNWO; NeiWies 11 , 44 Saw *Mal Ancona; and Active, from Abe westward. Arrived from the Rivet', • ittitrennikt. the Isabetsi,'WtiAisAft• ' Plilfip, Itaskstatt; and i•adtt Afaartaranke OMSK Or &Malta ;.ApolowlsiTte Gibraltar; anfi theia=rjaia"litpia: Amuck& TM ftsur ) nide; Ettedosi, ' ens awn AfintiallHe; %neve. (veiled tsr itag4gata Cntei6.lnl clones's* eCor4ors this awning .. Enemies, tlYer: LW:-DA ttiVta tliVialeatAistik from 11mobsy i• India% Soon, from Won ter, from Paraiba • Mace Barn, from Capenchy; Akin% from Paraiba ; • 'Atigitt ' rYYdnint; Ibtatiro' 'New item Duda* ; TWIS:ARMY. - I Twang Reenitethemitilet the Ste Foot dem the. eh. .111e.geginmat et . • • The.49* ,Ustl lg asl= l6 ealli Aug.& kola 3411 " 1° We:fop,. Bosienleand r _liartsak tragelberr ea ; Feet, WM Semortheed to embark aw heifts; "" Mier" men kern the Depot et the i kilimosibidwil Leith for Greneenae, on the 4th ipMaillis 1.444$ APIPR ✓ to Jpasaies. 1 Friday, the Stet Rekinient (Old Caineipormei). eitat*Mit mokir garrisenatleare, a tote %Oak ieidelikfief( accordingly marched mem the comma of Colonel 01111.11,111111111r;- , They wiltranain bet a Mom time at Naas, from pima = move to Betels, to proceed42ol ll6 Siep who for Gibraltar. The itegithent was F ed by General Sir C. Betts, cenvenleot to die new , The itaghnent, commaaded by Wm& Sir Hem Ooneete, quar in Kilkenny. will replace dada ba Limerick. The me o of York transport havbag arrived at Cove. the grand &dim at the Seth Regiment embarked on lririday in that mod law Chealms. The Ma asimint will march to Fernley and 'Bedlam, to mime the Mt! Regiment. The Mitis Reginsent, en Friday, received a mite from Water ford to Debi & Tampere relieved i ldio L ot ed. TWo Itnersbelsegliq to the 17th stLet Dragoons.' (Lancers) have received orders to es, likeday nest, from Brighton to Chichester, to replace a eipsedem et the same Corps, which is on duty there, and which is ordered te return to Brighton. The Governorship of Fort William, which was held by the late General Stevens, still remains vacant. HUMANE SuCIETY AT BOULOGNE. --or- BOULOGNE-SUMMER, OCTOBER 2. Many lives having been lost on this coast for want of the means pursued by the Royal Humane So ciety in London, for restoring life to the apparently drowned, as well as of other modes of wanting persons ll:posed to the danger of a watery grave, an applica- don had been made to -the French Authorities for a, proper place, as well as for their sanction, for these benevolent objects. The friends of humanity will now with satisfaction learn, that a suitable building by the sea-side has been accordingly obtained, and the neces sary authorization granted for the purpose, and a Com mittee appointed for conducting the affairs of the Institution, under the guidance and direction of the whole Medical Faculty resident at Boulogne. A ge neral subscription is now opened it the different bankers' and public rooms; in aid of whiCh, a sum of 500 francs (201.) has been advanced in the first instance from the funds 'of the English Chapel, for carrying this laudable project into active execution. Besides the provision of the entire apparatus of the Humane Society, also of life-preservers, to enable ix perienced swimmers et) venture out in dangerous tides to the aid of persons in distress, a judicious system of rewards was agreed upon at a General Meeting of the friends of the. Institution, divided into three classes, by which the Committee are empowered to offer a sum of SOO francs (121.) on the recovery of a body in time for the preservation of life; of 50 franc*, or Li. when the body is found ; and a premium at their discretion where the search proves unsuccessful. A Sermon also, it is understood, will be preached in the English Chapel, in behalf of the object of this west useful and meritorious undertaking . . .-, j• 4 i -- . . .... .._ .. . . _ , FAIVIIiE-.OF TWO IldttliCS. FROM TUX ?LI:MOUTH JOURUAT. OW WNORSDAT.. It is with t pain we have to re - card the failure of two rrKpet' bankflig latablishments in our neigh. bourhocid ! VitKintshr Bank, (Messrs, Squats 4 Prideaux, mid Cp.) stopp ed payment yesterday . se'n light, and the alarm occasioned by this circumstance, spread with ragidity throigh the country. An, imme diate and unexao.plei ion took place on eery bank without distinction uiihis town, at Derouliort, and in fact throughout tine South of Devon. . Thus spirit was further excited on Saturday, when it was known that the first of Messrs. Shiells and Johns, at Devonport, unable to withstand the severe run, bad also been obliged to suspend their payments. Oa that day, and on - Monday, and she early part -oir Tuesday last, confidence seemed entirely at a stand ; antniiversal con sternation prevailed, and the influx of the lower classes from the country, continued almost without interruption until Tuesday noon, when, in consequence of the prompt manner in which the different banks met their issues, and the unconcern expressed by the principal merchants and tradesmen, of these towns, who ex hibited notices in their windows that they were ready to take the notes of either of -the Banks, in exchange, to any amount, the panic siddenly subsided, and business es lOW resuutinj itcusual attitude. It is grati fying to petite the stability, of our Banking eaablish ments, thus unquestionablpproved by their readiness in moat such a sudden and unprecedented demand on their resources. ?de peculiar situation Of Country Bankers ought to be • taken litto.account. In London, goodsocurittes may be converted into money on any sudden emergency, at half c an hour's notice ; but Pro vinCial Bankers must, in a great degree, depend on their own - immediate resources, the distance *from , the 'nosey market being too great to allow a supply of cash reaching iatime to provide against extraordinary and unforeseen demands. It is Merefore not. grill 11, proof of the insolvency of a Bank when they are r to Meet such sadden and eatensive ears with pia% tide : from' the very nature of their biniinest , they entitled to forbearance ; but the Plymouth and , Do‘ Teapot' Banks, with the single exception mentioned alove, have demonstrated the more basis .on which, they stand. We have been informed, that between 50 and 60 thousand pounds, in soyeretnii and ' Beek; notes; arrived here in Tuesday Mil 'Mimi, for 'their use and a considerable supply is *lsola the road. -- all' - of life . _ Amid the distresses of the latter years the ... of Sitaatoax,lie appears but pray to have had re. conrse to pecuniary assistance from friends, and except for such an occasional trifle as biacpaclAtite, be was by no means, as bas sometimes beet,asaetted c ia the habit of borrowing. . One instance, borsch, !here he laid himself Under this wt . of oblitation, cieserves to be eneiMohed. !Oou tiger the ietatifbe fa: Clitiftiuifitm Lisbon, a kitter *as **lit° 'his Weise of 'Commons, which provedl•sir be 114111101 IR •fross its old idea Sualt.Uoau ) . then lii ht heal that be wopld ob abi rfio L.ap loan loco. It is unseats. that the re9uc ciompdy and feelingly thirsifan. broke lan• and 6 performance bad bepn. ffeverntSidief, not get accommodatton in the pheasant to the sectod boxes. As each party of Ladiermacte statistappearance, they were saluted with cheers slid bisect The' mail• contents were almost entirely: conduct to the -galleries. Miss Foova's supporters Wete'thietly ‘ in the pit. When the curtain dee* Op, Messrs. DINKAM and Len, who tame first on the *age, were received with tumultuous applause, mixed with hissing; and cries of a W, 1 0, 0 - - Murray, Mnrray"—“ Menniervi the Manager!" This uproar lasted for a minute or two, and the play then proceeded. All the performers, as they came forward, were received with applause, particularly Mr. Jonas and Mr. MACKAY. When Mr. MURRAY, as Flatter, appeared, " Kean, Keen,`"—" What dii you make of Keen r. - was' loud's) , vociferated from the gal. 'cries. After an ineffectual attempt to go on with his pan, he advanced to the front of the stage, and ad dresseJ the audience in nearly the following words's— " Ladies and Gentlemen—With Mr. KEAN I have no. thing to do; nor can I properly be tailed on to account for his non-appearance in EJinburgh. When that Gen tleman was under a late engagement, I felt it my duty to inform him that a party was forming here against him. He then voluntarily renounced his engagement. Had he adhered to . it, I should have felt bound in ho nour to have brought him forward." This brief spoil was received with three hearty cheers, and the pion went on till Miss FOOTS came on the stage, another scene of tumult ensued. It, however% lasted but fora moment. It was 'evident that her friends were more numerous than her enemies.-4be appeared to suffer a considerable degree of alarm. Her late misfor tunes have had a very visible effect on her personal attractions. Lord Cocuatsa and a number of fashion. ables were in the boxes. • EXEMPTION FROM SERVING ON JURIES. Yesterday a Meeting of the Inhabitants of St. An. drew, Holborn, was held, 4. to take into consideratibn a circular , signed by the Ward Clerk, requiring inha bitants, from the age of twenty-one to sixty, to return themselves as Jurors, in contravention of immemorial custom of exemption." Mr. BRAUCHASUP said, the question they had met to decide was, whether they would submit to be deprived of a right which they had enjoyed for ages, or take the necessary steps towards establishing it? The prescrip tive right they elaiined had been for years acknow ledged, but the origin of it was forgotten, and the proof of it, unfortunately lost. A document had recently been found in the British Museum, wh ch proved such aright formerly existed. No doubt such an agieement had been made, and it was probably still in existence, and if proper exertion was made it might be found. He did not wish the parish to incur any considerable ex. poise, but still he wished some further enquiry to be made. Mr. Peel's Act stated, that all persons bating any prescription, charter, gnaw:ire/tit, *mild conti nue to enjoy theism*, in as ample a manlier as before the passing of.theApt. He concluded by proposing a Resolution, to tie, effect, that in the opinion of the. Meeting, the inhabitants of St. Andrew were. exempt , from serving on Juries. mar wale s observations, the Resolution was canted by watialdwide malecity. The dominant alluded to by Mr. Beauchamp Me& Med. 11116.—Beidsli llinsenes, Na 5000.-1" And Mewls' at Ifelbssinu Bars wldds this 10 years was two daps in week, heft small Idadapt by Country Havens for vol t porli, and fowls, bat by an Airesniest betsyeen the City and the Inlabitants, they bells ezessed too i Turtes,they have consented to the ihasa of ft, altbout s tre ~milks sense Peulterets. and Pi& 111110111111 ML 11157." Mr. OMSK sailed at Saturday from Liverpool for the United States, to view his new colony of New Harasooyi in the State of Indiana. The Marquis of Tonne TOOLS, whose defectioo from the Patriot catmints been before noticed, ii now 'in the castle of Callao. He was formerly President of the Pew* Congress. His immense possessions have been eadissated by a decree of the present Congress of Pero, Sir H away WATKIN WII,LIANS WYNN ' brother of the Right Hon. CHARLOS Wins, of the boar d of Controul, sprinted our new Ambassador to Denmark, leaves London imraech4tely for the purpose of embarking, to proceed on his mission. This Gendeman.atteusied his 114tiasvir's Court at Windsor, on Friday last. at which time we are informed he was Knighted ; be wad also, on such occasion, sworn in of the Privy Colisne4 ;I t 4 then received his final orders, and took leave. , Masan. Sir H. W. W. Wyss lnggage. with three carriages, kc. were yesterdii fir .• the Custom-house quay, to. be pat on board the vemel fNpointed to carry the Ambassador and his family to penhagen. Sir H. W. W. WYNN, together wial bit and children, five in number, earl attendants, rtalu a enve the Puke of BIICEINOUAIei residence in Pall where they have been staying, to proceed down SOW sieve to, embark. Sir H. W. WYNN'S last mission Slip Switserland ; the objects of his present et easy Azosairl.to.have formed part of the consideration of the i t ecetitgabinct Councils. • • . PSZNA.ON or ingLAND.—Since the extinction of the Peerages which enabled the Crown to cause the pit- motion of Lord BLOOMMILD to the dignity of a Baran of Ireland, four more Peerages have become ;nista The coronet vacant, in consequence of these mimic's. will, it is understood, be immediately conferred on a gallant Admiral, now on the Continent for the recovery of his health. The claims of the Church, Army, and Law, have been heretofore attended to, in the presnotien of an Archbishop, two Generals, and a Chief Judea, The Navy, on the present occasion, bears away the The foot extinct. Peerages alluded to above are: Hanger,, Loird Ceierahie ... .. •: . WIRY' _ I 'Esnisley, lank ./kerdal_sr . ' • • --': - 1 0 .1 1 .• i Neweernesti Nieuwe Noweismort• • WllOll6l. - . ._•• 4 • 11114 .. ..4 - . - ^ J •*:.i PIMA 'bb. Nrtegr ast :d Lean **for their iriiks Omni lAI4 lad AFOOT ial*Ohe Ham Parg, fer *sir mat in Rana. Arrivals . at Noses HOW, Lower Groerreasewarerstlesisra Calash, from his mat M eieiiei Mrs. and Miss Hill, fraziedit. land; Teta* West. Rag. fear York. Depalranut t Veit said Miss Fitzgerald. for Pavia; Prods aosat o llay fee iikemtin Sussex ;G. F. Hatton, t it fox Na mat, Rumen tat; Resit ; Wm. Scott Stoneham, for by rt. Ablaittils Mb C 4O " bridge ; Rickard Red, ti. wha ' • ) . Lard Lynedock bas - *Mb ibM The Archbishop of Centeobary eat ilmillyonazpserill ft arrive this day at Limbed' Palatz.litamAlelg• -- • -..s Arrivals at Long's Hotel, Rand-street: -Anderen t . and W. H. Anderson Rot from &W m& Depattbfes Fria ditto Atkinson, Ties. • dog Moirilit Winne 14 lor *Wog • Ack=f7 ire Maimsboorise, lie:stipaad Hyndosazi, Nsai. fee • • • 11 SPORTINO. INTELLIGENCE. BETTING-ROOM, TA-TTIMISAWS, dtt S. - - • There were•vecy few peseta asihryvisrasespasintriinsbreeliMlN slack. The following is 11..611Ittillflit of die odds s r.. Dew. •T. 1 1: 10 ti Irigs. The General - lISto 1 apt "Bolivar IN to 1 Slit Nadler to Ivanhoe 111 to 1 stet Munards • -• oAlte. Ite lilt ARAM • • •IIS SD 1 taltr o g sTe rS te 1 apt Heavyll/Itologft De tilt Se. Llama. to I eget Bedbimite I IS to 1 apt brother to Bandeot HUNTING. • Tire gamey fox Hounds wiN 'swat on Mandap• air, at Worms Heath ; -Thursday, at Pratt's Bottom ; and havreery, sK Lock's Bottom. The Sandentead Harden veil nest es Monday, giedposday, and Saturday in nest week, at Named. • • - - • • • NILWMARSZT FIRST OCTdRIDIVINIIKTING.. visassalv, Poet S of ISO wv.lolll, ft. hat ens, IL* 1114 Sib. R. M. Tor behitaberb'the paings - Doke of Portland's e. by Tomidaie _ • _ Duke of Grafton's ch. f. Toadne . • A • Lard liaeser's dr e. Reentd . Rims padArsbitysiosebobdtif.i epto. *ls dale; 3 ; 3 to 1 eget Towles; 5 to 4 apt IssipeL - __ . ,-, , ; Tbe Meek Plota eti o . o . SS* 4 pi 44 4 e agrwhia 14it• Ire, not. ?Th. six, Ito. ..4 .)ast. Le - . . Mr. Binh dr L Doak -• = .-:- • 1 Wood Wlleen's br. L NOW. S yes Doke of Grafton's br. as. She, $ mold . ,,. ~ .5 Mr.. Perey's eL in. Proiedy, sged • .. .. .., .. 4 Woo by tee s kogsh. - 5 to 2 agst D4oble ZiottEradro 1# I apt Omar ;• S to art Lord Bouthrgield's 710. T.Y.G. /DA. f Sir .L. *seller's l' Mb. First kale of to I os War. Ms Town Piste of SG sob. ter 3 yrs aid colts, 2st. 111). sod lain, bet. Sib. 11.4 , lir. Tryndißrier jr. e. *ear '‘ : • • . 1 Mr. Tb's be. L Weft 14 46 e f lutgelso-3 to lon &edge. -1 ^" I. LINCOLN - litAC23.-l i sititikr„tarr. ft. ' Tie city Pail. iiilsit Aril 4iii Twaildertiow. 4 1 • Mt. Wtohby • gr:L'Oustibs, !inebl, bit. • . ' • 1 Dr: Wilbes k es. lhonv,:l youdd, Sag db.... • . • . ...: i ir Mr. 11/...kspbserweilb.r. by . Pr Wbe Aliehler,4 yrs e1d,04.51b. 5. 0 . Hiftlpre,**l.l37:o . See borsehlii. apt tborougl4tetl: I diM (Atttiierderri. - - - • ' Wilts' OVlllaseAlisib* u• *-, •I Mr. ImerlodebL *eV. ir. 710.4 evil al .) , :...ii b.. iti NA I. list iihmsbam s. alitano.Arsl l4 i • lig . m., - '4421 The Weireatblive 4A14 1 d/TVwx. „ m ak,. ow, Cot _•l.ms:A#,.- it1...60. , . . t.l Ili IV - . ~'l'6:-esi.l l ky: O riow - AVlldr' . 1 1- " ' •.- . =, wilt Mc Obiseibiliffslor k willibssoss 6 yrbobt , 't 1.)..... 1... i oa' Farmers' Plate of to so,. gives by 114/.,11.. 84100 b ellllol l lol I. Mr. Walker's du g. by thausly it and, tie. . . 1 Ur. Grestbant's b. in. liridesie,l yrs, rut. elk II Mr. Maidees bk I lit Ibbfaraimet. tsar. • ' • t'l ' ' Ur. Redigate'abry OAT lisirrodke, • S psi MUM y - ..:s '.- •011WISTILIP Wm - erine-waigow ," ':, ii .- The Gold Cgr, 4idevie*Obti: - vrtateeisiaiii a bia '' ' sir. bly.6o's eh.' asplulearespli 110.31 ht. . . - i R....A • -11 , Ur. Gores b. L * .WPM BPP 9H„ to 410.• -- . r,-! a ium t I lk. Ti11.511 4 n0.#,,e. DA P ili fFs 4 lif.E l 4 b i g w IL. f -N ; 6 I dif Menmesin of 1 4 11 a 4 100441 a r t allrIP ; 6 10 1 tt - Ur. 1111We's b. t. iiiCallar Ball f 4. 71 I .."'" 41 t WA 01 Orreifeb. - 1. Clothe. . ' ~b ' 4 %a. • ""Ai *O 4 J.llt 111.4111.Joiees b. L Igilleversiort•s•: : 4 r:•,r • • .. , ,Vi lew• heist lakes et 26 Giro esibi. Alailibe WO. 14,6441*4ec, 1 . ..,. . Ons Alt OW Ad 4 11 0 430. ...., -CI i'.4.- 11 !./fi ti f t paci • 1,17 91iill , . ~ , , , ! , 1, lig is Obboirtpdmk thtiti et, Tilty - . r 4'44 '' . ' Z. " - fil m ' • •. h • Mr. Myosin br. e. Me:Me, it tall', ?it. labs - . - ' ,a-• i Mr. Gen i e 14141, 3 ragakkipp . fib., •- - . . . 4 4 Lord Gleamor's b. t. Dispatch, 5 yrs. Yst. 41b: . 5 5 Mr. Meagan's br. Sly, 4 roe old, V5...140b. • . 2 dr. wasseszakv. 1 Ilweepslakes ellbp.4.44lrrtbrowyserribri milk, ft. 8111.14 7• 1 . 10Ib. One idle Sod a MIL. (11 Bobo) . • . Mr. Myhre'. b. e.loy Mashed .lira , .eri s .111 r W. W. Wyee's d.L by Mew • • • • . ~• 0i• ri •t•gf ' A Pone el all. Ow tellesed a barbed& (4 Mall ' ' Mr; Owterdebt's b. f. by. Arobe,ll yrs- ell, Lie. lib. . :1. I Ceeltedire eh. L Meiedlet, 4 yrs, 1041. Ib. . . 2_ 2 t Mr . Lewies di. g. ilminy, 4 yrs,. ion. 11b. . . 4a Dlr.' Leigh's b. as. Porno. aged. list. Ob. • . : 0 tir. The Mora lebeesigelio Piste d SQL Three ogle aid a ball bake. Mr. Myth's% sL gatrbretes, aged, Ste. illb. . L. L.- Ns Uses b. g. asie, let. OIL _ _ . . a : 4i A Cup, token& Twiredit best‘ IE. IWO * b• EL Thablib#s*lssio Spi ali,l Ist. 41b. r - r . OsAses ob. is. by &vow, ars di S I . 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Robot - Williin 14140 8 4 -41 1414; apidZi 7V •T , iSTIM.QPINF ; P#olll.l Hpalareatirogn a too •• Amelia; Asti,, -• &An 'C l-• Settee ilowt.iii4 4 - - / Yorlp..eine so l i t ultrapul• Wiliese; .14- ' -inissailDenyarses. , USatrap h hp rest W k g a 66 'gift* / itail ' llllltiiii, f de r, adocee ; home Nottorsisel-Aahrov 1 ism . Diu* PrjaT,. I,la_fp.bufth; of *Wei and. Venim frothqu `s MO, mvm Greitadai ; Ervelf,ftois flaring Goals Houtei from Osimp; aigied, heat Bandsaf ; *Mos _ _ " EDINBURGH THE A.7'RE. 4.43ligniini. i#4..44.4iViria.A... - . . -.or. . --mtg. owl. e - MOM nab antinniie ateetrieni. . ibe litaa mo r mak i e.` "eltAia." lift M5 .:" 4! .... 61"611, mir , iher ‘ -. - assak i 0 ' Mitt FOOTIIIIIMat. bet Gr i t VON* bete boititAoll b e d li ng h is ha w ha , art& oak Q. 1 111 1 1 W In 111. chanieb " "thi a " t '''. ' '' /.2 •• ' ' .. 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V 11= aadtictsini 3 . Biros, for Ca 444 Wiftwilod, gut ; 'Mess. he imam; Yoxfor 0,- tool R9thi fttr jamato.; 9P, for 4J1114, for and'Vinottist • ,Wsruma, Ocren!sa.6.-ThAlfifee V2T."I streinoon, his liti.litsii;incoallianika ss bracethe Mite < bt •WeatirolicSA tife' R 6341 ENO' otan foitAvidtybis ether "Awl, iwier pa rr 'W sitite,. aarirctrotiintl dalikrabout.the Pack -for nearly - dime ' 4411t.a9046* m.anno. - bouts. His MAJltrl; • : thlt• 4,lllollCASPlt.aoisp ir • • -mg to say : that tne reque.t was promptly tin i ttaannity newssaveavvissoris swessmss- • -• . , _ nig i cinr inl4 79 d ki(h...— . 7yooies A v e O rthi r di n .. - . Wldtwords9 lase iftluarastAltari Wldnairsk. • •• • Adj. — 4 - an d hts ansiaige complie d e lIMITHFIBLD MAIIIIRT, OCT. tainlytrilikA l efee sttt awi t itiv i tha tt .1 , -A fire broki• oot eresiing, at 'she eettielt, WM" I *. 014111 . 4 . *J.. - - -.,t eats . ie aniaber.:ofaridg x iiefara _estinet siar• the Ts" sit-lbassis irides rsololo *sift ba sestbdit • noon, tn, January, 001, ISO*. twenitelglilowhir4 l _, - 44 etsgbiralletholeadnalny anin: slaw Right flec. stArling of Mr. Coitinv ) s ',sawhorse contrae . tor,.st emi-^esrtert anis cesslawrieg se 4stilldi.s.ds.M.ser *sow . w; c :r 9 Sesserss_silsr,e,,p Bow. Its first appearassokeaustd. meth alarm tor toe, inteeledilhe ridOotatkinifilictteeraga 'unison/. Th e ' Bll4 Pr as. Ysisi Pr at as..4d. M. Or Moss bin Talt i i. liie;A:6, - exPed". sarM the adjoining PrOfk baireliikif vacationed as tan. kuk to t WilitACeipmeit Ripe WM slew • the' were fortonstelL 111 got oat it . 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