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h EVENING STAR LONDON. THURSDAY, JUNE f 9, 1820. Sr. Prrft am Sr. Paut,.-lloliday at the Stock Exchanic The Green Bag was opened yesterday by the Committee of the House of Lords. Neither Lords LANSDOWN and ERSKINE" nor the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, were present. It has been said that the LORD CHANCELLOR and the Duke of WELLING TOR were also - absent, but this is incorrect. Messrs. Br . rottatuar and DENMAN attended, and sent in a sealed letter, expressing the sentiments of their Royal Client upon the extraordinary and unprecedented proceedings which have commenced against her.— The contents of the letter, of course, have not been made public, bat it is well understood that k does not contain ally offer of compromise or concession, but carries rather the character of a remonstrance against the mode of procedure. Mess's. BleoVollAM and DENMAN remained in waiting for a considerable time, in order.to receive an answer to the let* de- i livered on the parr of her Maansty, but-none ceisig returned by the Committee, her MantarY's Counsel -'- withdrew. ••••••;•. , m , •• On the - question 'that now so deeply agitates the pubfic mind, some of our contemporaries seem•to set every sentiment , of morality and justice it complete defiance. One el' them represents it as the " lan guage of common sense, sound morality, and national, justice," that if the QUEEN be guilty to the extent imputed, the KING must be released from her, with out entering into any consideration of his Maassres conduct. The very idea of recrimination is treated as an absurdity, because an inquiry relative to the Qt-Emis conduct abroad has nothing to do with that of others at home! He goes even a step farther, and after mentioning a report, to us perfectly new, that her MAJESTY possessed, on going abroad, a sort of general letter of licence, ." couched in terms not suit able to the Royal character,* contends, that the pro duction of such a document would be of no avail, as " it would only spew the influence of momentary irri tation on one side, but a deep provident policy on the other r After stating our total disbelief in the existence of such a document, we would only ask this defender of morals, what would be the fate of a private indivi dual, applying for a divorce at Doctors Commons, or suing for damages in Westminster Hill, with a paper of this description staring him in the face?— Would not the tribunal which should entertain his suit for a moment after its exhibition, incur indelible disgrace? His success, under such circumstances, would be subversive of common sense, destructive of all sound morality, and an act of flagrant injustice towards the defendant. In this specimen of sophistic reasoning; and lax morality, we may perceive one of the consequences which it was the object of Mr. WiLIESFOREE to avert, by stifling this investigation in the birth. Mr. BROUGHAM, last night, in the House of Com mons, detailed, at considerable length and with much ability, his plan on the subject of the Education of the Poor. He stated the expense of building schools and houses for the Teachers at about half a million, and the annual expense at £llOO,OOO. Lord CAS TLEREAGH recommended postponing the measure to I the next Session; and Mr. BROUOHAII replied, that he should be governed by what appeared to be 1110 1 sense of the House. Should the plan be realized to' anything like the extent proposed by the eloquent author, the most favourable results to the morals and happiness of the people may be confidently expected. Mr. BROUGHAM hinted at the probability df his retiring from Parliament, that he might be the better enabled to devote himself to the service of tte Quzzas upon her approaching trial. The Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday have arrived.—The discussion of the Election Project of law commenced in the Chamber of Peers on Sault city, and after sit speakers were heard, for, upon, and against it, was adjourned till Monday. The Chamber of Deputies are still occupied with the dry details of the Budget of Expenditure. The Duke de CAZZ has arrived in Paris, and has had frequent interviews with the Knit; and his Mi nisters. From the preparations making at his hotel, it is supposed that he will take his departure for London very soon. An article is given in these Papers dated Vienna; tie 14t/t of June, which we are happy to find com pletely contradicts the report sent abroad by the As !,ociation of German Merchants fur the establish ment of a prohibitive system against foreign mer chandize, that they had succeeded in obtainirg concurrence of the Germanic Diet to their object. Nothing, it is said, can be more false. French Five per Cents. Saturday, 76fr. 50c. Aladrid Papers have .arrived to the 15th instant. The following is the only article ik them worthy of notice MADRID, JUNE 14. Advice lately received at Madrid from Peru, 6:seek of the brilliant condition of the army, and of in superiority tb all the enemies whom it may have to combat. The Viceroy of New Spain, in a dis c patch, dated the 23d of February, state!, that the' w:'ole country is in the best order. 'I he celebrated Elizaicin, Adjutant of the Ist bat talion of Catalonia, which so distinguished itself in sweating to the Constitution at the Havannab, has just arrived at Madrid, having left the Haraustab on the 15th of April. The town sad the island enjoyed perfect tranquillity, and all the inhabitants were ex-. trernely satisfied. We blown from Burgos, that the Ci , nl Governor be haves well to the SpUniards returned from Prance, who are detained in that city, with a degree of gene rosity and delicacy which do him much honour.— Spain, now free and glorious, is on the point of seeing the basis of its Representative Government firmly consolidated,. notwithstanding the foolish hopes of some infatuated men, who talk with an air of mystery of letters from - Gallicia and Andalusia, which an nounce, as they say, distrust, alarming opinions, ar maments, and preparations for defence, with other tales equally observable. No human power can ar rest the will of the great majority of the nation,-sup ported by the King. 'New York Papers , to the 4th of June arrived this forenoon. On the 80th of May, the Ohio, a new ship of the line, was launched at New York. She is said to be the finest ship of which the Navy of the United States has yet had to boast. The Americans haVe now afloat and nearly ready to launch,inine ships of line, besides their numerous frigates and smaller vessels. Accounti from New Orleans state, "That General Lona has re-organized the Expedition against Texas, and includes in Ms views the whole of New Mexico. He has at present about 6000 troops under his com mand at Galvestown, and has moreover obtained as sistance from the Venezuelian Patriots, who. have sent him their Heat and Admiral. Lafitte, the pirate,. has also joined this band of adventurers. If these reports (it is added) prove correct, we may look'for operations of rather a decisive character." A new Governor arrived at &.Ma's, Porto Rico, about the Ist of June, and caused the new Constitu tion of Spain to be proclaimed, and the ellths to be administered to the Garrison. Great rejoicings suc ceeded the ceremonies. The James, Daysnionn, from Liierpool to Savad nab, was plundered by a privateer, of 14 guns, and full of men. She had on board 20,900 dollars, which they took, together with a quantity of stores and pro visions. She sailed 'from Cuba, and was out three months. Extract of a Letter from Freetown, Serra Leone, of the 14th of March s--" Our harbour continues tol present a most gratifying aspect. Vessels arrive daily, l and others depart, pregnant with the fruits of a legi timate commerce. The meritorious exertions of his Majesty's squadron in the cause of justice and hit. manity, have crowded the harbour with Slave vessels. On Friday last, 106 individuals,' of all ages, were landed as Slaves, taken from on board the ship la Marie, and are now free at Waterloo. Mr. /ENEMY has recently been appointed_ a Lieutenant in his Ma jesty's service, and detached by Governor MTARTHY Ito the Galina*, with twenty soldiers, to prevent the Slave Track." The news of the Revolution in Spain was received in Caraccas (in April), but no steps had been taken, up to the lst May, to follow► the example. General Mottar.ne was hourly expected, when it was supposed the Constitution would be proclaimed. It was re ported at Laguira, that the expedition from Mar garine bad met with a severe repulse at Maracaybo, and that besides killed and wounded, 300 men were taken prisoners. Yesterday his MASRITT held a Levee. A Guard of Honour marched into the Court Yard, and a De tachment of the Life Guards took their -station in Pall-mall, opposite to the Palace, as usual. The whole of the Court Attendants were in waiting. The KING, soon after be entered, received the Foreign Ambassadors and 'Ministers. Baron non., the Am bassador from, the Netherlands, was introduced by Viscount CAIITIARRACK, and conducted by Sir Ro nal' CHISTRR I the Master of the . Ceremonies ; when his Excellency delivered a letter to his Ma.taarr, an nouncing thedeads ofthePrincessDowager &Oita Nos Haverrs proceeded to receive the Cabinet Ministers, the treat Officers of State, and others whq have the privilege of the entire, and the tenet2l Levee, which was attended by his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Prince Enema" the Archbishop of CAN- TeRBURY, Sheriff Rtrrnwaci., the COICKONSERJRANT of the City of London, the Loin PROVOST of Glas gow, and a crowded assemblage of the Nobility and Gentry, and Naval and Military Officers of all ranks. —Among , the Presentations were Lieutenant-Colonel HA atm, Deputy Quarter-Master-General of the Forces serving in Ceylon ; the LORD PROVOST of Glasgow, Earl Garr, and Mr. WRITBRRAD. After the Levee, his MaJerry gave audiences to the Earl of LIVZRPOOL and the Duke of GORDON, Yesterday, Prince Leoroto left town for Clare . mont, after partaking of an early dinner at Marlbo-. rough-house. Coca? OF Czatara.—The Commissioners met yes tern, 'pursuant to adjournment, Lord Suarrasarar took the President's seat; and after silence had been proclaimed, Mr. &Ace was in attendance in sup port of a petition to be presented in behalf of Lord CHARLES TOWNsEND, claiming the right of Cham pionship to our dread Lord the KING, at his Corona tion, &c. &c. The claim was to be made in the right of the s Manor of - Taniworth Castle.—The Deputy Usher of the Black Rod, by order of the Loan Pita stDENT, declared the Court to stand further adjourned till Wednesday, July 5, at twelve o'clock ; and that such day would be the last for receiving any further petitions of claims. ‘ .4.-•• i TOR ARMY. - . Friday. the Royal Cumberland MUM*: liaving , completed their service of 28 days, at Whitehaven, gave up their arms, &c. and were dismissed. The conduct of the regiment, during the whole of their service there, was most exemplary. Saturday, the Glasgow Troop of Light .Horse, who have been upon permanent duty at Stirling for the last eight days, *ere. reviewed in the King's Park there, by Lieutenant-General GRAIIAM, and went through their 'different evolutions with wonderful accuracy and correctness, considering the short time they have been embodied. There were afterwards seven or, eight races among the Gentlemen of the troop, which ufforded considerable sport. The leth Light Dragoons, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel BAILER, was inspected in the Bar rack-square, at Cantetbury, on Saturday, the 24th instant, by Major-9eneral Lord EDWARD Souiaser. The Major-General expressed himself highly gratified with the excellent appearance of that very fine corps, arid their steadiness and accuracy in the various movements in the field. The troops had been as sembled from various distant cantonements, a few, h - days previous to the inspection, where they had been quartered for ten months: in consequence of the re giment being in this dispersed state, they were un able to have earlier a field-day together, which is a most striking proof of the excellent system of disci pline which is established in the regiment. The Ma jor-General very minutely inspected the interior of the regiment in all its branches, and was also pleased to express his entire approbation of the very superior manner in which it was conducted in every depart ment, which reflects the greatest credit upon Lieu tenant-Colonel BAzza, and every individual under his command. This pliant corps is no less dis tinguished by its services in the field, than the per formance of its duties on home service. . LieutAilenetal Sir JAMES KRUM G.C.B. Com mander of the forces in . Nova Scotia, has issued the following teneral Order of Militia, dated Halifax, May 27, 1820: aa • As It appears to me necessam for many reasons, to rfgulate I Ithe Mi li tia t'asablishnumt In conformity to the laws in force in this Province-4e is ordered, that there shall be only one Regi ment in each County, of which the Establishment shall be, one Lieutenant-Colonel, two Majors, 10 Captains, 0 First and 110 Seciond Lieutenants, with the usual Staff, each Company com posed of one Captain, two First and two Second Lieutenants, one Clerk, four Serjeants, two Drummbrs, and 100 men. All °Seers who may be reduced on breaking sop the Regiments, shall retain their Commissions and rank. In consideration of the pbpsdation of the Town of Halifax, and the extent at that County, them shall be two Regiments in Town, one in Col chester, and one in Haw. In order to provide for the care of the Harbours and Batteries, .there shall be formed a Militia' Company of Artillery." Doctor PARR and a select party dined with her Majzsry, at her residence in Portman-street, yester day, at two o'clock,. which early hour for dining is her Rixszenr's usual custom. Yesterday evening the Quzas, accompanied by Lady ANN* HAttivrotr, went in a carriage and four to take an airing in the Regent's Park, with the ornamental manner of laying out whic h, and particularly the fragrant Nursery Grounds of Mr. Jammu, her •MAJZSTY expressed herself greatly pleased. When about to leave the Paik, her MA- Jury was recognised by some of the numerous pro menaders, and a crowd of people speedily collecting around the carriage, cheered her presence .by loud acclamations of " Long live Me Qftees!—CoD ease the Queen" . Her RAJ/Lary acknowledged their sa lutations in the most gracious manner; but appeared somewhat agitated when the multitude, in the excess , of their devotion, prodeeded, in spite of her most earnest remonstrances, to take the hones from the. carriage, in order to draw her home. Unable to escape this strong mark of their respect, her Ma i surf resolved on as speedy a retreat as possible, .aud- was, at her request, drawn to the house now occupied by Lady ANNE HAMILTON, at the corner of Queen Charlotte-row. Here her MAJIISTY remained for about an hour, during which time the'crowd in front of the.house continued rapidly increasing from all parts. The horses were at length again put to the ,carriage, and her MAJNSTY left Lady Aiwa HAMIL TON'S to return to her own residence, in Portman street; but on passing down Gloucester-place, the multitude a second time took the _horses from the carriage, and drew her MAJESTY home. . A motion will be made this evening, in the House . Of Commons, by Sir RONALD FIZROUSSON, relative to the instructions or commission issued by the Crown 110 collect evidence in Italy, in support of the charges referred against the QUERN. VAultnetz.L.—These delightful Gardens were last night filled with elegant company, and Madame SACUIea wonderful wen* was greeted with the most distinguished plaudits. The stoppage of the Stony Stratford and Newport Pagnel Banks, hat caused great distress in the viti- 1 nity of these places, "bore the chief part of the cir.l dilating mednsta contletadrof the notes of these esta blishments. Saturday, the Grind Jury, sitting_ under the Spe cial Commission at Stirling, returned true Bills for High Treason against nine more persons from Ca-, melon, Balfrons, and St. Ninians. In bringing up these Bills the FOREMAN of the Jury rose, and stated to the Cona, that during the painful investigation that bad taken place before them, it appeared to them that, a person, whose name it well& then • be impro per to mention, was deeply implicated in this case, and against whom no Bill bad been preferred. The Canal., after consulting for some time, ordered the Grand Jury to again retire to their room, in order that they might judge whether they would retain a Bill against this person. After being absent . about two hours, the Grand Jury returned a true Bill against a person of the name of John Johnston, from Falkirk, and he was immediately brought down from the Castle, and placed at the bar. 'The piisoners were informed that they would be arraigned on or about the 6th day of July next, and were then removed from the' bar. The following is an extract of a priVitte letter from Buenos Ares, dated the 24th of March : " From :he various changes that have taken place, Lade is every day setiing better ; and to shew the confidence placed in our pre - sent Government,. I ' need only mention that its paper (Government Bills) that was a month ago at a discount o f from .50 to 70 per cent. have ri sen to 15 and 20 per cunt." 7 NATAL INTELLIGENCE. • me James, Dapaneoste, from Liverpool, has arrived a! S•!. Tomah, after having been plundered of all her specie (i 0,5;.) dollars), stares; provisions, &c. on the Yed of April, in lat. tO:long. 41. *l. by a Spanish ship of 300 tons, armed with It guns and two stern chasers, and full of men. It was supposed that she was from Cuba, and had been out between tlr t , a • three months • she had a yellow . waisted woman-h ea d, .-,• painted black, and was coppered to light water-mark. Last week, the Ben Lomond, Baxertar, sailed from Greeroci: for Quebec, with 218 passengers, mostly respecta.b.e - fists; they took away 0.:.70,000111 specie. • Retract of a letter from Lloyd's agent at Madeira, :;,, 27th bit.- 01 A Portuguese brig of war arrived here Hl', n-orr ing from Lisbon, for the purpose of clearing our neigYoaurhool of privateers or pirates. She is to cruize tinder the (,:dc:: : h Governs of this island. ye understand that a shii o: war :I gone far the same purpose to the Azores, and another to the Cape de Verds." Pat.sterrtir, JONC 88.—Wind ES.E.—Arrived off this per', the Indiarnen,, neuron, from Norroantier for Ilemel. Ar rived. off the Lizard, the Sinlon Taylor, Marx, from .ier..: ea for London, out forty days. Sailed the Beaver, 1111TczrELL, ice Antwerp. POILINSIOUTN, JUNI 28.—Arrived the Emma, BAVIIGARDT, from Madras and Bengal; Durcurict, store-ship, from Ply mouth ; ftheltut, Maori, from Leithaor New South W-1 , 1; and Hope, Cawurr, from the Downs. Sailed the Lucy, CLL. Litt, bp Hull. Dem., JUNZ 28.—Wind S.—dame down front the River and sailed, the Jane, \Virus, for St. Lucie ; Crawford, APA ttnerna, for St. Kitt's ; tad William and Henry, JENKINS, for Maranham. atawics, Jove 48.—Sailed the Prince of Orange packet, for Holland; and Beaufoy packet, for Cuxhaven, each with a Mail. ILAMCCATI, JUNZ 28.—A large cake of foreign bees'-wax has been picked up, and is in the possessiun of Lieutenant Br Nr, R.N. of the Coast Blockade. lantaroos, Jong 27.—Arrived the William, BEAN, from Pct. natnbuco; Atlantic, Mart.occ, from New York ; an d Th omas Gilbert, ilitown, fr om Aliramichi. Two hundrtd sail of vessels were at Miramichi when the Thomas Gilbert left. The Suffolk, Thom for Boston, tot on shore yestf:day, on &who Bank, in going out, but was gut off last night's tide, and' returned to the River. Host, Jugs 20.—Yesterday, accounts were received rcerri Bremen, mentioning the arrival of a vessel there from the C re, n _ land seal fishery, clear, and nLich damaged in a gale on th,f of May, which compelled her to leave the sountry! ‘,::ly intelligence ie that of three foreigners having caught them 4200 seals; and although this may not afford any •-au •e ‘a judge how the whale fishery may terminate; yi.t they have s'r ' trifling effect on prices, and £.12 for oil to arrive, without cai•ii, is readily giren. Gruiviosaito,Junz 27.—Arrived, the Hiram, Watt , from Ora Havannah; Petry., Hembiron from N orway ; Union, • Dean, from Petersburgh; Fleetwood, 'Atkin, from Dominica; ward, Wessel, from Bremen ; (Lion, Clench; from Ver.ice Darthula, Blenkinson, from Riga; Prince of Sd Xe Coburg, Ladd, from Rotterdam; and Princess of Wales, Stewart, fn.m Calah.—Sailed, the Friends, Cunningham ; Britannia, „lack sea ; and Robert„and Sarah, Wilson, for Hattfaurgh ; William , Mug ridge, for Newfoundland; Langford, Anthony, for &since ; Prince of Waterloo, Page, for Ostend ; Hypolite, Le ChApt ; and the Marie Francojse,- Maul, for Havre. Corron.Houst, LONDON Jrue tn.—Entered Itiwlrd.s:—The Hannah, from Cadiz ; Hir am,l from Havannab; lidwarsl, from Berman; Patience, from Dantzic ; Pomona, from lisga ; Le•:- don Packet, from Smyrna; Lloyds. from Calcutta; Pricce Saxe Coburg, from Rotterdam; Gni n, from Venice; Dar. Stela, front Riga ; and Eclipse, from the Cape of Goon : lope. Cleared Outwards :—The Two Brothers, foe Hambuqu ; Li merick Trader, for Venice • Alexander, for Danizic ; N e w Union, for Bou l ogne ; Sapp ho,, for Archangel; and Friends, for Quebec: Aatumn—At 'Oporto, the Fanny Voase, front Newcactie. At St. Übe's, Christina Margarita, from bock. At Lisbon, Matilda, Brightman, from ./sonden ; and „Waterloo,. unro, from Liverpool: At Antigua, Whim, Thornhill ; and Cato, alletton. from-London. At Grew's,' Henry Cerf, lioxbur;.h. from London. At *ilea, Ottawa; from Liverpool. At 114::- fax Upton, Dowses • and Mary Amp Rogers, • from Deltas: also the Manchester , Views mos= wfre.—Thc.Btalford, Pennent, from Lone. to Philadelphia, 00 the lst in lat. ftS. 26. long. s 2. thirty-five days; Itlintlida,_of Greenock, on the 15th, in 4 6s. long. 22.19. Whitby, Scott, from London to Qielsa; sr the 16th, in lat. 46.49. long. 19. 4. General Wasidegtaa, 'Liverpool tp Norfolk, on the 30th uk. in lat, 56. im;. 7S. Commerce, from London to Charleston, on the 111th iii,tant, in lat. 45. long. 50. and the Sir Henry &refer, from London to Quebec, on the 110th, in lat. 45. long. 46. ..... nor Steffen were. well enoveh is than yesterday, but the former has suffered most.—Spring and Jab. Hodson had a turn-up ea Tuesday, when throe-foui ths of the Fanners bad left. It arose from Spring refusing to let Hudson go into the room where Shelton was in bed, at the Bell Inn, Hampton. Some *fag took place, and a gen:lemma offered Ifidson five guinea, if he would give Spring a lick e . ti< Aced ! Josh. immediately ktfly, and realest, in return. A regular chal lenge ensued, and the parties adjourned the debhte to the Hear. , . A parse of 110 guineas was moo subscribed for the win ter,•,nd the combatants set-to in .prime style. It was littid more than 11 stain against 13, in favour of Spring, who had the best of the lint round ; but, in the second, Hudsnn gave his antagonist a tremendous blow en the I , lt li3etier, from which the dent spun most copiously, and he went down. Josh. had none the wont of the two next rounds againit his powerful adversary, hut in the sixth, Josh. dnding it was of no use to go on with the business, wisely herVd out, leaving Spring to sack the twenty guineas, and counting himself with his eve quid dirt:rent Ftgit.—Two of the parties, who gave evidence against MOW Lately, who is now under sentence of death in Edinburgh, for robbing the Paisley Bank, were attacked by some of the friends of the said prisoner, and severely ill-used.— They proceeded to duct Scoltock, a smith, in Tottushans court-road, until he was nearly drowned, he having seatedon the trial that be made the key for Wand with' which the rubbery was effected. Much dlscrder ensued upon the occasion. Carcxer.—Monday and Tuesday last a Match was played at Lord's Ground, hetwem the Buffington and Mary-ta-Boone Clubs, which at the termination of the first Innings Was very even, but a material player, en the Btillingtori side, belay takes ill on the Second day, the Match was given up. Otn-Baxter.—Testerday these Sessions commenc before the LOUD MAYOR, Justices BOLSOYO and 'Bgamonext, Akc, Thomas Pride, 'a person of very respectable B,Ft - stance, was put to the Bar, charged with stealing a boat and chain, value £lO. The we, however turned out to be nerdy a trespass, and Mr. Pride was immediately acquitted. Juin Abbott was charged with steaiffig a knee, the property of Mr. Edward Brown, at Ashton nape, in Norfolk, on the 30th of January last. The Jury, time considseabie delibera tion. found him—Not Guilty. . John Tilting, aged rs, and Hon Merck, aged *bath seapea able looking men, stood indicted for breaking and catering the dwelling-irons, of Caroffise.Matilda Meagan, in the day-time, while she was at church, end 'leaflet therein divers articles of plate, nineteen pieces of gold coin, acveral rings, watches, sza other peopesty, 'the Jury found them both Guilty.-Death. WESTERN CIRCUIT. DAYS ADD "LAM APPOINTED FDIC WOUNDS TM outer is ASSLYIS, 11110. Sostritaurros.-111141 d ay, 17th July, at, Cottle of Winchester. Wu:* --Saturday, July. at New Serum - Doasor--Thursday, 27th July, at Dorchester. Devon-- Monday, stet July, m the Castle of Exeter. Car awn Comma- or runten.-/meit day, at the Guildhall of the City at Exeter. .4 c.` • - Coaxwal.x. tis.-Slocday, 7* Atlan* idled& •Soniasar—Satunlay, luth depot, at the Qty of Wells. Cure ADS Covuvs Of BIOWSOI,-.-SeDidah_ilikk Aw l " at the Guildhall of tits City of arida DIED. Monday, the Night Rev. Dr. Maned, lieshap et Brigid, and Muter of Triniti College, Cambridge. A few days since, med 11.1, at the Villa Hesse. Ilithwict, near Beth, Dr. - John Milder, wio, r as author and compiler. may be reckoned tone of tie most yeestminsse publishers of hi; time; and it must be acknowledged his ►ooh centeitted muc► useful information, digits*: cossiderable industry and sire reading. LONDON.: Minted aud published by Levu Kin, Tepee. liar ~ I► of I I 1 , 0 v tb ... dm to •1 esi - 1 TaN 1.0 Pt! mut Ls 1. V nice oft Oen 1 4 Pub WOI deg Mar L new still the 1 the • A Gsel the 11 Agul of d Afar Cam 4; 1 The Trim Sen. XIN Ci Dieu some 011 3 Theo New itarril a ph Fri a Vase VII.