Star. — London, England, 1818-07-15 00:00:00

:.! an t, - .l.4uatien c: cbt prtiliat c 4 ming. ULAS KIN NA lAD suggeste% r it would the Resolution embra ced all Members of London, Westminster, and tile Borough. it was objected, that r. Calvert was a at one of the Members for the City had a the same business, and that Mr. Alderman a brewer's druggist. :NAM did not think the objection auffi- Calvert, he knew, was a brewer ; but he of honour, and woul.l not resist a propo is nature, when it involved the interests of cents. The root of the evil was the licens i, and the profligacy of the Magistrates. solution, with Mr. K:N .‘ IR D's Amend then agreed to, and thanks being voted to nan, the Meeting broke p. ['HE EVENING STAR LONDON. ViEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1818. TUE FUNDS. If.STOC:is Tills DAT AT Tyrcivil' ottncK : :e3751,1,—C0n5.7713--for Ace. 714 r Cents.S3-4 per Cent. 971 i '105;106-0mnium it I )aris Papers of Sunday attired this forenoon. tly article of - importance they contain is al )lEci.d announcement, under the_bead at FERDINAND has ordered that certain ports it shall, from the 15th (Thursday), be open commerce; which ports are, for the pre rune as were designated in the Royal De e 30th of March last, namely—Santander, Cadiz, and Alicant. His MAJESTY has Jed, that such foreign merchandise and may have been presented at these ports, in ice of the said Decree of the 30th March, y the privilege of the entrer4e, in the tame s if they had entered under this new Order. per Cents. Saturday-761r. SOc. from Cadiz state, that considerable inquie: rails there respecting the fate of a large 'hich on the 25th ult. had been 45 days out Havanna& The principal object of the s lmiependimt cruizers which have lately a the Spanish Coast, is supposed to be the 'len of this convoy; and as yet the Spanish tent has not been able to dispatch any force vtedon. The Asia which was to have gone his purpose, has received a counter order ; iigatc Diana will, it is said, be immediately td in its stead. following letter, dated Gibraltar, June 4, elating tothe plague at Oran, has been trans from the Ctuncil Office to the Commissioners :oms, and hy them to their Collectors lars—l have the honour to acquaint your Lordship, al:* I I limiest received (roan Mr. fkitcovich. stye .4at Oran, dated the 21th ult. I am informed thud* (4' the plaint in that city have been so extensive as al ) have swept off trae.h.lf of the population. On the day h he writes, 150 per:on, had died. Sptcovich further adds, that the whole province of is infected, and that the mortality was considerable in a, a town on the Morocco frontier, having a popula etween 4'113 and 30,000 persons ; and that the dis alreuly begun to shcw its i in Fcz, the usual scat of sect of tLc Morocco dominions, and a city, from its population, mad the commercial spirit of its inhabitants most extensive relations of any in the Empire. hat advices from Mr. Dl'Donnell, at Algiers, aredated 4.7. The deaths, during the pressed* week, had not .114 per diem, while, previously to that, they bad in 'zees amounted to I fear, bowever, this decreased 03 rather to be attributed to the reduced populations ty ether muse. ll`Doundl states, that the crew of the frigate pee -1 tee Emperor of Morocco to the Dey of Algiers, bad, ear "o a month onshore, embarked about three months dy E.: board a hired vessel, to be Landed at some port on :at) cont. We have not yet received any intelligence and. i.ineedkas to observe that this crew must have e 10241 t them to a great extent. canseqtance of the above intelligence, I ant employed in Lela measures for the security of the public health of awn. (Signed) " Gin. Dor, General. ilithurst, K.& &c. &e." e report of tho state of her MAJESTY yesterday Om eery littlo from whit it had been for seve hmait. It was a s follows Her MAJESTY goad night, and is rather better than she ynerday: ie Passel Iltatir went as usual to pay his du resPecasat Kew. His Royal . Highness left town t three o'clock, and returned again in the evening. turclaT Lord CLIFTON sailed from Dover, in any with his father, the Earl of DARNLEY, and Lou. Mr. BLIOH, to join his family at Geneva, ban period: it is his Lordship's intention to re. Canschury at the ensuing Races. * centre division of ships now at Plymouth, is Mt formidable, as to Use size of the vessels and tit of the guns, that ever was displayed in any sarof the world. All first rates, as follow : 0 4. 1 2aledonia, St. Vincent, Hibernia, San Josef, Royal =,?: 05 year?. old, and most o f t h e t i me i n act i ve service), dt Para, Sr. G eorge, R oyal George, Union, Neptune. rah, are Ir.pregnable tag-skip. The highest vessel above the Revatutrztait e. Ll LlSEt.—Yesterday a Court of Aldermen kd at (.ivildhail, at which the CHAMBERLAIN j..zeit Tutu, Esq. Citizen and Musi lately elecled Brieriff, together with TitoseAs E , c. Lad paid the fine of four hundred arid •.wc-sty marks, with the usual fees, to be utgel from suet: election, pursuant to the direc ' fir tLe Act el Common Council in that behalf ; ze..,.cr. he WaS called three times to give bond ; szt. attending, the Loan MAYOR INZS requested e pr...ect for the holding a Common IL;11 Bleztion of atother person. NA rAL INTELLIGENCE. FALMOUTH, JULY it. WiAd West, fresh breezes and fine Aventhar.—;Ar riied the brig Susan, ORN, from Amsterdam for Philadelphia, with 129 passengers, put in here by adverse winds. LIVERPOOL, JULY 13. Arrived the Imogene, STACKS, from New Orleans; sailed 21st, and from Balize 31st May, in company with the Susannah, MORGAN ; Mary, STEWART ; Amazon, --, and Freeerick, --, all for Liver pool. On the 11th instant, off Kingsale, spoke the Elizabeth, BAKER, from Liverpool for St. Domingo. Also arrived the Mary Ann, CLARK, from St. Mary's (N. P.) sailed 25th June, and on the 27th spoke the' ship Rodie, -, in lat. 4.5. 35. long. 54. 58. from Liverpool for Nova Scotia. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 14. Wind S.W.— arrived the Swallow, LAKE, from 'Waterford. DEAL. JULY 14. Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Probity, COOPER, from Lisbon.—Sailed the Nile, Scot's . , from Fayal for London.—Remain in the Downs, his Majesty's ship SEVERN, FLORIDA sloop of war, and Royal Sovereign yacht ; the Emma, ItitwooD, for the South Seas ; and the Matchless, GARRICK, from Havanna, for orders. DOVER, JULY 14. Arrived off this Port, the ship Preston, BALDRY, from Pernainbuco ; and the Moreland, HALL, from Jamaica. HARWICH, JULY 14. Arrived last night at eight P.M. the Lord Nels 4 packet, with a mail and passengers from Holland. COWES, JULY 14. Arrived the brig Alexander, BOOTH, 96 days from Malaga, for Orders. GRAVESEND, JULY 14. Arrived the Friendship, Plaster, from Erubclen; Margaret and Elizabeth, 011iog, from Tonningen ; Gebroeders, Oubes, from Groningen ; Jenny, Scotland, from Pillau ; Good Intent. Robertson, from Riga ; Vrow Serlina, --, from Groningen ; Barbadoes packet, Balaton, from Barbadoes; James and Mar garet, Sly, from Christiana ; Young Hannah, Tammin, from lirsabden.—Sailed the Paragon, Hare, for Quebec, &c. Peter Procter, Peterkin. for Elsineur, &c. Sarah Margaret, Nichol son, for Bremen ; and Minstrel, Linklater, for Newfoundland. CUSTOM-HOUSE, JULY 14. Sims eterzar.o Inwanns.—The Lady Holland, Robson; the Cambridge, Evans ; and Ruvand, Barkly, from Jamaica ; the Mary, Brown, and John, Campbell, from Grenada ; Prince of Sale Cobourg, Ladd, from Rotterdam ; Venerable, Davis, from Liverpool; Garland, Taylor, from Antwerp; Hoop, Guyt, from Amsterdam; St. George, Zouder, from ,Dantric; Ram bler, Slater, from Stockholm; Harrington, Heslop, from De merara; liooton, Alpine, from Canary,lslands ; Lively, Fur rano, from Newfoundland ; liopozo, Cortina, and Sydney pac ket, Rees, from South Seas ; Henry Wellesley, Coverdale, and the Zodiac, John, from Antigua. Ourwaara--The Zealous, Scotland, for Pillau ; Industry, Adams, for Copenhagen ; Alleconda, Krulema ; Resolution, Price; and Telernatus, Haverberke, for Antwerp ; the Venus, Holmes, for Malaga; Nancy, Stacey, for Mogadore; Amelia, Corrielysor, and the Salim Thompson, for liamburgh; New Albion, Bishop, for the Cape of Good Hoge ; London packet, Corneky, for Smyrna; and Hero, Molloy, for Waterford. GREENOCK, JULY Arrived on Thursday, from Ctiebec, the Rebecca, 'M‘Ken zit, Sailed thence the 12th Mt. in company with the brig James, of Clyde, and parted with her in the Gulph. On the 23d in lat. 45. 28. N. long. 54.18. W. spoke the Minerva, of Jersey, for Quebec. On the 25th, In let. 46. 12. N. long. 49. 35. W. the brig litho, from Liverpool to St. John's, Newfoundland, with a jury main - topmast. On the 27th the island of St. Paul's healing W. N. W. passed vessel with loss of main and mlzeninasts, but could not learn her name. Arrived yesterday the Basseterre, M•)foriand, from Bay of Chalsur. Sailed thence the 13th ult. Left loading, the Jesse and Flora, Love, of and for Clyde. Ar-, Owed Ms morning, the Dunlop, Brown, from St. John's, New Brunswick. PORT GLASGOW, JULY 11. _ . Arrived on Thursday, the Sussex, Richards, from Mirami cld, sailed thence the 20th of June. On the 28th of June spoke the brig Langton, of Whitehaven, from Liverpool to Newfound land, out 30 days, all well, in lat. 48. 11. long. 41. 10. A private Letter from Paris, dated July 11, says--! " The London Papers of the 6th and 7th, which we have just received, remove a part of the veil of the Royalist conspiracy. ' In London, as well as in Paris, some who discredit the intelligence are doubtless to be met with : but the arrests by judicial process ; the documents, all of which are already in the possession of the legal authorities ; the great number of persons cited to appear before the Judge of Instruction ; the well ascertained flight of General Cannel, who has net answered the Judge's summons ; the discovery of the clandestine presses of the faction in a detached house in the Marais, and the removal of several tegi ments from Paris, are, I think, proofs sufficient to overcome the most obstinate incredulity. All the proceedings have been the consequence of orders given by the legal authorities, and not by the Police. The whole of the examinations have been con ducted under the direction of one of the most upright men in France, the Procureur-General Bellart ; and he certainly will not be accused of seeking for guilt wl:ere he would wish to find only innocence. " In recapitulating the reports most credited in the highest circles of this capital, the following flw words are what appear to be the elements of the ph,„ though I do not pretend to guarantee any thing :-- On Wednesday, the 24th of June, on the rising or the King's Council at St. Cloud, the Ministers were to he seized by a detachment of the horse grenadiers of the Ist regiment of La Roche Jacquelin, and con veyed to the fortress of Vincennes. A part of the 3d regiment of the guard, and a past of the 2d Swiss regiment, were to be posted in echelon on the road from Vincennes to St. Cloud. About 3000 men, composed of gardes-du-corps, Vendeans, the old Royal volunteers, &c. were to assemble at the same hour at the Place de Carrousel, with a countersign, whence they were to march to different predeter mined points, and proceed to arrest and carry off a certain number of the public functionaries. " The insurrection troops were to be commanded by two well-known Generals of the party, assisted by several Superior Officers of the Guard, whose names circulate in public, but which I refrain from mention ing, in order to avoid the risk of injustice or error. On the first part of the plan being carried into effect, had the King, whose courage and firmness of character is known, refused to sign his abdication, it is said that it was then the intention of the conspira tors to proceed a la Pau/premier. " Such is the information which I have been able to collect from the best sources on this strange con spiracy : however, as I have already said, I do not pretend to guarantee any of the details. Had a plan so monstrous, so absurd, been successful in the first steps of its execu4orc—it is certain that the triumph ,of the rebels would not have lasted 24 hours." THE ARMY Friday, the Mid-Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry were reviewed on Portobello Sands, by Major-General Hops. The regiment made a fine appearance, and in their charges and other evolutions gave great sa tisfaction. Wednesday se'nnight the 50th regiment matched into Drogheda from Derry, on their route to Dublin. Friday se'nnight a detachment of the gallant 42d Highlanders arrived at Drogheda, from Dundalk, to replace the 45th. The 44th received order to march from Waterford on the 9th. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Sue—l believe it is very little known amongst Lieu tenants of the Army, that without any reference to the period of their being placed on Half-pay, when they have completed the seventh year from the date of their Commission, they are entitled to the addi tional Sixpence, which is obtained by proper applica tion to the Right Honourable the Secretary at War, and which communicated through your friendly Pa , per, will give much pleasure to A WELL-WISIIER. July 13, 1815. The Duke and Duchess of CLARINgt returned on Monday evening from Bushy Park. Yesterday morn ing their Royal Highnesses left town for Windsor. The Duchess of CLARENCE is about the middle use, and well proportioned ; her complexion is very fair, her hair flaxen, and fine soft blue eyes. Her appearance is excee dingly interesting, and her man ners are mild and gentle. Miss MARY FITZCLARENCE has arrived in Dublin, on her way to Palmerston, near Naas, the seat of the Earl and Countess of Mayo. MAJOR Ferzet.aneNcts.—The accident which has happened to this gallant Officer is most severe, and is curious, from being the second within the last few days. On Thursday last, while in his tilbury in the Park. the rein of the bridle got under his horse's tail, and he kicked so violently as to shatter the gig, and strike Major lITZCLARENCE seve.-ely on the breast, who was obliged to lose above twenty ounces of blood. On Sunday, when returning from Bushy to wait upon the PRINCE REGENT, the rein again got under the horse's tail, at Hammersmith, and he ran off. The servant jumped out to stop him, but fell, and the Major leaned forward to remove the cause of the horse's alarm. For this purpose, he put his right leg forward on the shaft, and while in this po sition he received a kick upon the shin, which smashed both bones of the leg, and forced one of them through his boot. The horse ran the gig up against the wall, and threw Major FITZCLARENCE out between him and the wall, where he lay plunging, the shock having upset gig, horse, and all. Major FITZCLARENCE, with great fortitude and presence of mind, held the horses head down with his left hand, while with the other he drew himself along the ground, an/ succeeded in keeping the horse from going over him until assistance arrived. Mr.,PaiNo, of Hammersmith, surgeon, immediately attended, and set Major Frrzcx A RENCE'S leg, in a public-house, after which he wrote to his father and the PRINCE ' REGENT, to acquaint them of the sad accident that had befallen him. The PRINCE REGENT immediately sent his bed-carriage for him; and the Duke of CLA- Jimmy, although only married the day before, came to assist in moving him to his house in the Stable yaid, where he arrived in about five hours after the accident. We regret to add, that Major FITZCLA neNcE•has suffered very much. ENGLISH OPERA.—A new Opera, called the Bull's Head, was performed last night, for the first time.— The story is simple—Captain Lovel (Mr. WnEsctt) in love with Julia, is of course most anxious to possess her. She, with her aunt, being on her way to Bath, passes through Marlborough, the place of his uncle's residence. A smart servant of the Captain's proposes 1 to represent the house as an inn, for the purpose of at tracting the young Lady to it. With this view he converts the head of one of his master's ancestors, by a few touches of the pencil, into a bull's head, which is exhibited as the sign. The Ladies Then make their appearance.—Mr. Jeremiah Brag, a rich cochceq, another lover of Miss Julia, arrives at the same place, and, after some proofs of cowardice on the part of the latter gentleman, and some embarrassment occasioned by the unexpected appearance of the Uncle, the Cap tain is married to Julia. The Fine was exceedingly well received by a numerous and genteel audience. Monday, as Captain M‘Ccuocit, of the Severn frigate, was returning from Dover to Deal, in a gig, having reached the turnpike at the top of Castle-hill, he descended and gas e the gig to tl:e care of a little boy:who taking the bridle from the horse's head, it sat off at full speed, and sprung over a precipice nearly SO feet high, near the entrance to the Castle, and was killed on the spot, and the gig dashed to pieces. A curious circumstance took place about a fort night since, on the Leven, just above Dumbarton bridge. A horse, being led to the bank of the river, was about to drink, when he discovered a salmon in the stream, and, making a successful snatch, held it up - *live in his mouth, till it was laid hold of by the man. It weighed about 201 b. POLAR EXPEDITION.—We have the pleasure of announcing that a Whaler, which has just reached this country, states, that it fell in with this interesting Expedition in the first week in June, opposite to Mag dalena Bay, on Spitzbergen, in lat. 79. 31. all well. Scars LAW PROMOTZONS.--The following Law appointments have just taken place in• Scotland : JOHN HOPE, Esq. to be one of his Majesty's Advo cates Depute, in the room of Mr. M'CORMICK, ap pointed Sheriff of Bute ; ROBERT llama, Esq. to be Sheriff of the County of Argyle ; and THOMAS MAIT LAND, Esq. to be Sheriff of the County of Wigton. CIRCUITS.—The following are the appointments for the ensuing Autumn Circuits in Scotland : NORTH.—Loan Joyner Cr.suit and Lord Prritict.r. Inverness - - Friday - - Sept. IS. Aberdeen - - Thursday - Sept. 24. Perth - - - Tuesday - Sept. 29. SOUTH..—Lords HIMMAND and fterrow. Jedburgh - - Wednesday Sept. i 6. Dumfries - - Monday - Sept. 95. Ayr - - Saturday - Sept. 215. WEST.—Lords GILLIES and &morn. Inverary - - Monday - Sept. 21. Stirling - . Saturday - Sept. 21. Glavow - a Wednesday - Sept. 150. tPORTING INTELtiGEATA EWMAREET JULY MEETING, 1618. scanty, :tux 14. Mr. WulLutonl Merlin, brat Mr. Blake's Dictitter, est. , eacb, A.F. 3oogs.—b to 4 agstlin. Sweepstakes of logs. each, for Z.yr-elds, Gst. 91b. 4-yrs.aaldi List. 11b. S-yrs-uld, Bst.lolb. use. and aged, use. T.M.M. The winner to be sold for 30083. If demanded, Mr. Payne names Rhoda, 5-yrs-old - - - Mr. Goddard names Aquila, 4-yrs-old - - - Sir C.: litmbuty's . - ,.yr.•01d - - Doke of Graton's Trictrac, 4-yrs-old - - Mr. Wyndham's bay cult, by '1 eddy; .7.;-yrs-old Mr. Lake did nut mime. Five to I agstboda-3 to I apt Aquilo-15 to 8 apt yndltam's bay colt. Handicap Sweepstakes of lip. each, fbr S and 4-yr-olds. Ab.. Mr. Neale's Canvas, 4-yrs-old, Bst. 21b. - - - Mr. Prince's inferior, 3-yrs-old, Tst. - - - Mr. Wyndham's filly, by Election, 3-yrs- old, est. 101 b. Major Wilson's colt., b y Juniper, 4-yrs-old, Tu. 121 b. Lord G. H. Cavendish s David, 4-yrs-os, Bat. 10lb. - Seven to 4 agst Canvas-6 to 4 apt Inft.rior2 to I apt 1 Wyndlant's Fifty Pounds, for 3-yr-olds, carrying Gst. 91b. 4-yr.oldsi 5-yr-olds, est. 816. 6.yr-olds, Bat. 12Ib. and aged, 9st. I).' Mr. W. Chifney's bay colt Pendulum, 4-yrs-old - - Lord Suffield's cliesnut horse Glow-worm, 6-yrs-old - Mr. Wyndhant's bay horse Wanderer, aged - - General Grosvenor s bay filly, by Ashton, 3-yrs-old - Two to I agt Pendulum-7 to 4 apt Glow-worra-5 apt Wanderer. .semeas Poolt.ism.—Yeate, (in the phrase of the Ring, showed at Belcher's, in Holborn, on Monday night, and was the complete stare of the room. His bloom ill appearance is rather changed: Oliver arrived' Town on the above day, and is also in a state of " prove:nent froth Iris late dreadful combat. Bristol, .ss *tits, inn the qui vive. since her recant suer and three challenges have in consequence been gi , to the London Ring: Cabbage to meet Scroggins, £100; Sib Davis can be backed for £2OO, to ' either the nonpareil, Turner, or Scraggins ; and y , George Nicholls, of 9st. 21b. will enter the lists thici.&on, the conqueror cf West Country Dick, if latter can be matched for £lOO. Sprang, it is will be the nest customer for Neale—Spring . ' beating Painter being Itiohed as certain. A Public Dinner took place on Monday senni t at St. Nicholas, Thanes, to celebrate the election W. P. Hosewooo, Esq. as one of the Representatis for the County of Kent. A law body of holders, friends to independence, in the neighbour. hood, sat down to a handsome dinner; and the lic spirit and liberality of the founder of the 'Thomas Giuovr, Esq, did not test here, as the man was put in possession of die means whereby might equally enjoy himself; and thus was the spent by all classes with the utmost conviviality good humour. A Public Dinner took plate at Canterbury onl day Inst, in celebration of the tritimph obtained the friends of freedom and independence, in the tion of Lord CLIFTON, as Representative for City. Nearly two hundred and fifty persons present. Mr. C CORGI: WooD, the Chairman of Independent Club of Canterbury, piesided, and meeting was honoured with,the presence of . roirroo and his father (Earl DAtxt.ev), tnw, TAYLOR, Esq. of Blfrons, the Hon, Mr. &mit, ieveral other distinguished individuals. The roe: was handsomely and most appropriately decor for the occasion with the flags used during the ' by Lord ColexoN's party, which were Telly displayed upon the walls encircled with wre, of laurel, oak boughs, and flowers, presenth most gratifying and pleasing effect. Wednesday, a respectable company, consisting -, about 100 friends of Sir Ttioxias ACLAND, and chieil resident in Exeter, dined at the 0:d London Ind,' that City. The dinner consisted of every detic-a including a fine turtle, and the wines were exceirei: The Mayon, who was in the Chair, introduced health of Sir THOMAS ACLAND, and it was drank • the greatest applause. Friday the friends of Lord ERRINCTON, cnns of freeholders and others, dined together at the London Inn, Exeter, to celebrate the return ()file ble Lord as one of the Representatives for the C of Devon in Parliament. The Hon. Newroe FELT in the Chair. The dinner was truly elegant, which, together with the wines, &c. gave the greatest faction, and reflects infinite credit on the exert!, Mr. Clench, &c. Nearly 200 persons sat down; never was exultation more genuine, every counte nance bespoke the joy of the heart. It was truly '- feast of reason, and the flow of soul." Friday, Mrs. COBBETT, with two daughters son, arrived at Gravesend from New-York, ' ship Venus. Their first inquiry was as to the of the Westminster Election. A dreadful fire broke out at Indenburg, in Au , on the - 18th ult.which consumed, in an hour and r 103 hours, forming the whole town, exceptinl church. Five individuals perished in the flames. PARLIAMENTARY Palvit.EcE.—After the el of Mr. WYNTNE, as Member for Montgomery. that Gentleman passed to each Lady in the and saluted her with a kiss—observing that he ed « the privilege of Parliament !" Very sanguine expectations are entertained as result of the Greenland fishery this year, and counts have arrived a month earlier than usn, Should the whalers obtain the success that is • pated, oil will fall considerably in price. Peas are harvested in some parts of the Thant, and many fields of Oats are nearly for the scythe ; the crops of each of these are short, but the wheats throughout that island had a more luxuriant appearance, and will be . _ for reaping in ten days or a fortnight, if the weather continues dry. The rain which fell on Saturday appears to have been general throughout the country, as well as in and abot4 Metropolis: in Lincolnshire, litactinghamshire, and at Ipswich and Liverpool, it continued for two days. The effect of has been generally felt in almost all the Agricultural di, The grain in all places looks remarkably strong and health) there can now be no doubt of a most abundaust harvest. CORN.EXCIIANOR, MARS -LANE, JULY 15.—.' large arrivals of Foreign Wheat this week have ed an extreme dulness an the Wheat trade, of article very few sales were made to-day, although offered. full Ss. per quarter lower th an on Monday Fine fresh Makin& Barley fully maintains Monday prices ; but there is very little demand for any descriptions. Beans, being scarce, are 21. per ql dearer, as well as Peas ; but Oats were dull a decline of Is. per quarte; in consequeue magnitude of the supply. i• ;. 1 st ° ', 11 1 ' 1 ' St. 511 s; f 1 1 11. 9 ' 1 1 ' ' rs-old; it. Lib. , , .1; 1 ' d, ice. I.'i 2 ~. .5 ' • 1 Ii i it Mr. 11 tb.M. 1 • 1 ▪ I s (!' 1 ' 4 Pd I at Mr. Ise esti Di. I I . i . SI ti I: i t . 5 • 4 -stns I 1 ;. ling,) i . 1. light, l' Iti t loom- i 1 4 I , t 1 red in I ~.: , . ) )f - im- , i. .1 iistol, •111 1 , ' , , , ccess 1 , given . i .1 1 's, for fight . IP: reong A i with if the 4 I _ said, 's de- ( , night, ieo of . 1 t atives Free- 'hour. , . fi 1 i pub- 4 feast, poor ,i . \ by he • s e dal I rangy ( 1 1 i ll In Fri. , ; , ed bl I , Lin , r teat were sf the rd the ; i I f Lr rd v • I w,tan t t, and I t io , t l 1 rons j i •s ' ()la ed Ltec. if I ( I taste- • . readss 1 . ) ing- a I 1 • .ing - cf 1 f i :hielir t ' ) 1nt1,. - at 't . . heati . :elfen Ts I ed 'fie i i , It with . • 1 t si, , : .. ts.s.mg i New f h il i d A 1 t 4 i )4* nnintr 1 .Lolri3 . i " which, t saris. 1 • lons of 'n; and I V 1 't :Quart.) • , y " the ors and 1 in the t result • • : ti . i . , t uttria, d a half, . . . %. : 1 I ' ing the Ties. I '4 election l. ' ryshire, , le Hall, I I plead- A t I al to the 1 , ',i I , the ac- . 1 k , • tsnal.—. . r antici• Isla of 1 ' ,1 ~ 'i ' • y ready grains ; i t id never 1 1 , ' I e ready weather d • en pretty f boot :be i i Ipswich 1 , of which districts. 1 --` Ik i • dthy, sod t. i•-713. re caus. f which , Ithoogh londay • onday 1 I 1 ly other quarter l sale at of Os ti i i it . • , _..kr