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wr -7*t ~- " - 77 7 1" - SLOP CLOTHING, ar:e. VICTUALLING OFFICE, 4th February, 11131. rp H E COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING' -A• his MA tEsTrs NAVY, fe. do Ana, give *Aar, ... That oo Fussy, the lath Matsu, tbey will be wady to mein Tenders is whim, (sealed up), sad treat for the supply d the under. mentioned Articles, to be delivered ieto his Majesty's IlleMalling Stores at Deptford, ye. 4710.11W1112T. MOOD OW lIIIWWSZT. Roe Cloth Jackets, No. It .. 5,000 No. Trowsen, No. 2 10,000 Pak Duck Cloth .. ... 100,000 Yards •Clannel Wistcoasts ... 10,000 No. Flannel Drawers ... 10,000 Pak •Sbirss ... • • ... 15,000 No. Sack Silk Handkerchiefs .. 10.000 tio. Hats ... .. .. 1 , 000 So. , "bees .. .. 15,000 Pah . ' Hessen, $6 inches wide .. 5,000 Yards lioness .. _ Ooe ball et eat* before the likb May out. sod the remainder before the 11 of lute fellow. BOYS' SLOP CLOTHING. Blue Oak Jackets ... 1,000 Ne. -- Trowsen ... 1,000 Pair Flannel Waisteosu .. 1,000 No. Flannel Drawers .. 1.000 Pair Shirts ... .. ... 1,000 No. Hats ... X 3OO Na 2,000 Pair Samples of each of the above asendoned Articles of Sky Milks. Ice. and the Condltkes of the Contrasts, may be sees at this Oise Ruh Tender most specify the price in wards at kook end he de livered before One o'Clock en the Day appointed; and the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, into attend to answer when calkd for. M. WALLRR CLIFTON. rider or STOP KS A Bank Stock, 992 3 per Cent. Red. 811 3 • 3 per Ct. no. I 2 1 3t rr, Ct. MIR. 901 90 r«. cf. Red. 901 90 3 S per Cent. New. mei 4 A I 4 per Ct. 1826, 991 Long Ann. Jan. 1890, 171 Do. Oet. 1839 Do. Jan. 11160 'of I' TWO O'CLOCK. India Stock, 212 India Sonde 16 lb South Sc. Stock Old Anneidea elih—.-New. .41000 Rack. Sills 33 34 ‘llOO Ditto 33 31 1100 and .1100 Do. 33 34 Advertised India for Aoet. C 0,.. for Ace. 110 i $ TH E EVENING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4. This day despatches were received at the Colonial Office from Corfu, dated the sth; from Malta, dated the 9th; and from Gibraltar, dated the 19th January. This afternoon, a conference of the Ministers of the See allied Powers, was held at the Foreign Office. The Duke of CAII3OIOOII returned to 11100100` on the 14th ult. after having visited Gottingen, Mundal, Osterode, Clausthal, and Heldersheim. A part of the troops bad also returned to Hanover. His Royal Highness was well re ceived by the inhabitants of Gottingen, who presented to him a respectful address; and in the evening the town was illuminated. The Duke gave orders for thanksgivings to be offered up in all the churches, for the restoration of tranquil lity at Gottingen. Accounts from Warsaw state, that the Russiaa Govern ment has seized, at Odessa, the funds belonging to the Bank of Warsaw, as well as the person going to obtain them from the frontiers of Poland. They state, that the regular troops at present in the field caesium of 100,000 infantry. 10,000 cavalry, and 70 pieces of cannon ; and that 80 pieces are castieg, and will be ready in the course of Mee days. Accounts from Frankfort ;ay, that Petunia has ceased to send troops to the Rhine, but she is still making prepara tions for War ; all her fortifications are provisioned, and her reserves are called out. In regard to Austria, although she professes pacific intentions, she is sending reinforcements to Italy, and organising the Landwar in her pavilions is the East. We have German Journals this day to the 28th ultimo ; from which our readers will perceive that an opinion prevails, of the impossibility of any amicable arrangement between the Emperor NICHOLAS and the Poles. This is confirmed by a private letter, which will be found in our exclusive foreign news, in another column. We subjoin a few brief extracts : AUGSBURG, JAL 17. The latest Numbers of the Courier de rote, Bona Sib to 11th Dec that we have received, bring no news from Ceadis ; se that the news given is the French Journals, that the island was almost wholly subdued, mum rather doubtful, There is sway as sedele, is which ail the blame of the contrivance of the insunection is kid on the SphaCkieta, with an intimation that in long as Ropieri is at the head of the insurgems, the eabortadom of the President of ONION to sub mission may be considered aa Blowy. The Courier indeed ontlawm to scam the President of despotism, and of all possible intelptil, while as the other band it constantly indicates Prince Paul of Wuttentheug as the man who has the most hope. and at the same dose the best qua. Hied to bare the crown of Greece. The Courrior do Sariorue gives an capitulation worthy of attention respecting the letter (subsequently proved to be a fergery) which the plenipotentiaries of Begland, Frame, and Russia. were said to have addressed to the President of Greece, in which they are made to give him great praises for his administration to pea mix him an extension of the frontiers, great awasortee against the ma tions sod the Regency of Greece, during the minority of the Rime Ss be chosen. It is a:mailable that the letter. the style of which'eras etiolated to melte suspicion at the first sight, was aided into th e odloith _ _ Ore& Jewell Of the let (13th) November, mid Vested for Its ustbasky the Aligns*** Zeilusg„ but is the 12th (*kb) November, mid thet the article first appeared is the Lass. ssas Cassels, but es see amen was o forgery. sod thasommised as sorb by the Imylleit eauslar. The Csiorisr de Awns calls tbe attention et in rains so the oss con triads N. Synod, the President's . triad; nay have had in Alas article et the Lawman* Cootie, and bow sersosably that litter one to support the intrigues et the President in tits Works of Gram. " Usheppily," it asp, " Admiral Maloolo saw through the lair : sod.* esmijarictiot with his colleagues, the coonnatiden al the French and Buono squadron, bed required the articles to be contradicted." VIENNA, J*s. Mace Itaellius d Haase Datestait. die lately medal the huddles arnica. h 'dived We, and win sake a esaehlweble day. We hen hes &lids dot the Aden has steadied seventl. Femme am the hat. den odd that maw have died, but that the &dada, as It abased. bee a far lace dillipliht Mit a. shed id aside. It h. therelbee. Mind that it all beedie paid plopeetted as it advasess leder& the ow. ThiCasatideletddi aha ire td 0 to Who to receive the beide ef BlejeltylPht . revaAvid de nedidyt . da; let aid the day eltee mantion PIMA TOE O opapr, noticing, Jas.. It Wears vieirelisiaim4 1n semi lard that sa dlideala maw le se taw •to lie then She eL TM ft.. iittlitheiAile eye add • glean ef Mr thdt addiades Wed bail pleat isis tie lhavideee wW asi, ash dadd am& the weedy ia the' vidgkadere The segoispips gibe alma of Pella. Mimi Csateiyild r edi the eradlig of ae. deallidde thei Ow Wade,' . . . TIMM ==="inurprrippprrPirenignirrirryriur - :- -- • swim :..~~ of the empire, by Cam Nwrealkelb, bakes that the met *ores, mbar. will be adopted. AM what peensmoit Nimes as =ham Poland, a peeps lieentionthas braberdbaties, bake to the lhassies may et IWO', with dbeedilties if the Saari, ISM'S. It mai wen s when the Wanes jamb* speak nig day at the wheels= with alrobesai"tobeitebe. the' ant pert asks rely b rpm The sounme vi l e daily anise se the loaders Ate ilyks. at the boa et their lives lib Wow" sepkost a ; s :h i e , bans, se by Wawa knees. et mad park awl bribe whi make all the vine =We, awl statevery MN who le bobs Poked me a tniare er a epy. It mese evident that the be.,. sod puha Chispithi, do. elpd foss the les ea Wiese the Ispeeer Nicholls, Angina to wheat has sever but erseursoi, t. cone the assitudes pebbled by Alesesior in Ibid. to be emPleedY cogthd boa ixegodes, es this !Wad Milk Meese as allied Mosier% wreaks Malt. Us Oka neddas should have bees aid el the ne.tudeS et the ameba Telkh provines. In thin point the authors aid chiefs el the lawnven. den at Warsaw have steady bled in their calculation. The Mai ms of these masks have hag oboe awed as be Peke, if they ever were oath. This was bead by Napless la his larks campelia. If the chiefs of the asephacy. Level. Oassinki. Ihu~ bed bad tisk way they would have made such lee essay with the Caserewltsch I would have peered the Polish lbenden in Decorsher, and have revels. Soaked the old Pali* proviates netwiduandiug the cogs of the Rae. Abe which was them by so amens okapkie. Hann the ashneeity against Chbpieki, who has kept them in Wanda. Oa the ether head, the se. draw mad ranee mass party. is misled that, by this delay. the way to association I. sUI let arms.—Allprawies Zeltaser, los. 11. CAPIL. JAx. M. Tblaitike et CetoMir solived to the The, at °M em and is. model le hear Is peon Asian et the chime. ➢4' VIENNA, J, lAx. Ldtas tem Csmetwalta, is the Beickewista, say tent die thane Wise le speed is liellkie. 8p pens ef it Wye ergeired is Hupp eat, set odor pines I sad Mese poem love alreelly Ulm violets se It is the valve et Welyed, where It Int appearti-witlda see WNW& 116 Iwo lissee Am Ohms alai Cassastaspas, .qMu ud Mombassa Is ÜbliisaTbrant/sre lorreatc. Asts. IS. r 111 the Hems et lark last slight, the LORD CllllOlll.- Loa gave modes that ha would introduce a bill for the better administration of Justice is the Coert of Chancery, and ibr the better ministration of the laws respecting Bank rupts. lArd ORZT, ta presenting several petidows es the subject of Parliamentary Reform. expressed his cosearreses in the general principle of those petitions. He said be bad already bad an opportaikity of stating to their Lord ships, that he was convinced in the early part of his life of the soundness of that principle, and of the salutary effect which it aunt produce. He had since added the oion victim of the necessity of looking to that swan, with a view of bringing it to bear on some effectual proposition ; and be was happy to inform their lordships, though the work bad been found to be one of considerable dl catty, that they bad at Web succeeded is forming a measure, which be trotted would_ Correspond with the prayer of one of the Petitions-4a being found effectual without exceed iag the bounds of a just and well-idvieed moderation. Such a masers bad been pretend, and it had been prepared, too, with the unanimous concurrence of the whole Government ; so that it would be presented at as !early a period as pos. able to the other House, whore aloes it could be originated. Ho bad emelt it seeessery to say this much at this early period of the Session. Mr. HONr arrived at the House of Commons about three o'clock, in compeny with Mr. A. Mimeos, Member for the county of Louth. An imams body of people had men ' bled wader the piasses of Old Palace yard ; and on his beim recognised, they greeted him with repeated cheers. The SPZAKIR took the chair at a quarter past *Veep to an tuonsually full bogie, and intense curiosity was suited about Mr. HUNT r eet INS Meet the 1100111011 then be die public, who crowded of the pessages. The Members Cri ticised his deficiency of etiquette, is net appearing in Silk stockings, ate. but when it was announced that Mr. Huss was armada', they rushed from the lobby, coffee mom, etc and some made an actual rase, for fear of being toolste. was, however, a mistake; for Mr. HUNT did Net speak till a petition was presented from another Member, for reducing the duty on tallow. By four o'clock, at lout 400 members were prism, sad there were more Peers than usual under the gallery, all on the pi wive to see and bear HUNT. The facts regarding the mischief of monopoly, and the facilities afforded by Bank Discounts, to creditable houses, by which, with e doable stock of Tallow, it is raised from 365. to 48e. pro duced a very strong impression ; and, in the parliamentary phrase, Mr. HUNT had possession of the House. Boon after, he presented some Reform Petitions, which warranted him in enlarging es the vote by ballot, maimed suffrage, and =suet Parliaments ; and, in bringing up the petitions, speaking as them at the table, &c. &c., the new Member seemed agreeably to disappoint those who came to hear a boisterous display. Great imputations wets excited, when Lord A LTSIORTII. rose; bat his duty consisted merely in giving nodes, that Lord Joss Roseau. would, on March 1, bring forward that Bill fee Reform, which had the sanction of the , whole Cabinet; he also axed future days for the discussies of the Civil List. and the Tobacco Cultivation question. .1 It is due to Mr. M. A. TAYLOR, Mr. Fanaveox;' - Kr. Rums to state, that they did great justice to the. parse of the several petitions conildod so them. 1 1 4 Mr. Muse was the bearer Of an armful. Lard ALTIMILIi oleo pre notice of a Miler the isibt salamis& of the Csosons and &Ames, emit stated SS. is sot intended to 'stream the Stamp Midas is Immaitn. The measure to be reposed ler Parliamentary RAMS; is to continue for a few weeks mono a fifties* of coniactsi* Is the meanwhile the declension of lard GIST, that tile to be fall and iciest, is highly satisfactory to the and we think it .mast add to that satisfaction, that the .h.. 1 dividual who is to istaidies it to Partialness, 'is a Swig sobleman, who has always proved himself a irked to she cause of itsfors4:—a adissisa of excellent dispel** a excellent joarmoat . — is fact a brush of the Ham . Komi. I Wo so eliseve Lied ALUMS! ieve sake of a JIM eseeellidoe• the Coition ea the Stamp DION ;* end .vse wt., ;104 AO tM bitredeN4. L ila se ensteraity 1 b. takes by mew 4111eabtroe wN the etereties of the Home, to the prepoef et giddily ours etterethiei dot breech of Ilhopalle' itammilriodh it wok pox 4 1#1•1$:".wif 4 ft*ii IdiVi!esave Tiiimeeen, aid WI Ma. - • 9?,.!79/ 1 1 wr• 7,71 ~,.;. r -. , .. PITH. both, we believe, attacked is the preset* Medals dation, are pledged is the public en the @abject ;--and have peeved themselves to understand what constitedni Ihe Is grant imprudence of dee =Jude, laws--both am sigma the Woven of the Revenue. and the more baronet object of improving the people. . The silence which, with one sr two exceptions, has hiss observed by the Leaden press es the subject, should, when the cause of that silence may bi so sadly perceived, con vince any nnbiawd pence, that the evil is a real see, and one demanding an hemeediate remedy. The enlightened Editor of the Scotsman hes, at much penned sacrifice, disseminated a most perspicuous state ment of facts, which completely exposes the gross; error of the existing duty me adverdsonents. We find the Bran has dpeady—many mouths ago---peblisbed the state men to which we allude, or otherwise we should now Weed it. The eomp•risoo, however, which he draws be tween America and the British on pine, on this subject, is too strikiag not to be repeated. He proves, from incensed ' hie data, that there ar• nearly • half more advertise ments, published in the twelve daily papers of New York, than in all the four hundred papers of Britain and Ireland ; that the number of Advertisements ""~ P üblished in Britain sannally is only ono-tenth of what Si Published is America--although the amount of advertising population in America is so much @Mllet, than the amount of advertising population in the British isles, as to render the quantity of advertising in America to that of the British Isles as forty to one. The absurdity of the existing laws, asset therefore, require talent for its exposure. It is matter of arithmetic. Nothing but the most tortuous policy to en slave the prose, can so long have patronised such a system, and we look to our present liberal Government with confidence for its amelioration. The traders of London are deeply interested in the question; —and even the streets are becoming impassable from the existence of the evil for what has produced the regiments of walking air-beards which impede our way through the metropolis, but the extravagance of advertisements An abatement of stamps would equally serve the revenue, and be the memo of more widely diffusing knowledge. A three-halfpenny or two-penny stamp would enable pro prietors tonal at three-peace halfpmay or roar-place ; and consequently the sale would be twin or thrice the present, while increased consumption would improve all, and produce a better average of useful opinions. We consider the fiscal, intellectual, sad proprietary ad. vantages of these suggestions as so important, and tie time as so favourable for procuring them, that we take the Liberty, es one of the oldest of existing London Papers, to swat the utility of early meetings of Proprietors, either in districts, or in London, to petition, appoint a committee, sad take all necessary measures to effect the object. FOREIGN INTELLIGINCE. ZICLIIIITS. FIANCL ' PARIS, Pan. 2.—GenTeral Biriissese is named GOVEMtalt I d Algiers, sod Commasder-in-Chisf of the forces which se mai& there. We an assured that K. Achard, sassed Lim- I tosast-Gesond, replaces General Boyer at Algiers. K. Bur- 1 thesis. leaves on Thsraday with the Chief of &padres. CreVel, his first Aar of ordenosoos.—Joursal &Commerce. Sunday last, several houses in Paris were illuminated, es account of the rumoured eludes of the Duke of Nemours to the throbs of Belgium. HANOVER. HANOVILA ' Jai. 23.—" Authentic WWI inform es . that serials trembles have bunt out it the Duchy of Ost- Prime. aid that the Gownsman has directed tioogs it an , haste upon that pain. They are greatly if they thiak that the military negation Getting., is sulkiest to establish tranquillity is an the esentry ; the ineurreetion has more ramification that they think, sad the saltines of dhanatent are nhvOy tee any sal too well founded.— Without namingthat the milearatic arrogance of the nobles frets the people, gross MINNORNit prevails from that Goremmeat not mended to the general wish of tbe • asties, which &and the orgneisation of National Guard. . -- Jeu. 25.—A party of dm trope which bad bees Mae to Gottiages composed of the Royal Guard aid the Foot Ar tillery, hare bees put is march to reuse home. The ether trove, which, as coacestrated is the aeighbeorhood of oar capital have received mien to maws to their 111111011Ctiv, gar dens. The scsimete of Gottingen have quitted that city. Th. *Meg eir the Colleges. sad the charge for the military ledgisge. Ike. will make the chinas pay rt es the folly of their ealerpriee.—Corresposimet de Hah. PIUSMA. Low from Berlin of the 24th =aril what bee beat said of the esseiliatory mammies of the Duke of Mortemart. The Pressies Cabinet apposes to be of the sane seatheeets in that rasped am the Preach Wriest. It is added that its Warned= hr been clamed by the Poles thsamelves.le Them was a report spread, ca the 23rd. at Berlin, that a Polish Gaited bed passed aver to the Remises, with all the Wrested guard : this mews is happily not cadiresed. But it apples* costae that Chlopieki has resigned the Dictator ship, because he thought it was to the interest of Poised' to approach the Emperor by aegotiatioes.—Joerual dw Comemace. • Beaux, Jix. 24.--Oar Caen hes a lively desks to min the years' pease; mad, even at pretest, every causes as to believe that Prussia, in cams of i war. Ochre esetral. Nevatheiess, them 'sips a pest •is or Cabinet, and newly *very day the Meissen easier the Parsideeel of the Lag. The cause these femme adaistsiriel areeddies is the Weer ' of. Pohlad. As dis prints spiel= of the Leg, this oireesestasee, is very lasagnes, • ws are aimed that be is tamely resolved to take up*. himself, with the ' rmaparer of Rea* the character of Maths lir, ared, to advise hat to use seedwatise towards the Pelee. To amain this MIL OPT Cabinet have missal, lade fltdiadatry G cdit iiir tlit.'Petalebersh ; end Nem ee. a 2 einisseinsay esselliod the yed 'will of the Mithelso, i. to be iniaelbtely wen to this sevente ie guilty espolaise, sake *owe% hise tlir views . mad desires of his. broeter4s-kat did Itimi of Pinola: • It ii sahrest the Ur" via siV i te a sre Dad* and 'bathe sake • with a sed.• It le pestd dist Nee be DOW is s.*Witeir;liii , ,resod aerie., . P Tfliff • . ML*~ . : formai. or Por . .soaz7The awe t a t e oureit gr l 4l l6 4tarei* 66 'arm . .•. . news has had a rapid iaileence upoa the course of elects : the obligations of 5 per cent. metalliques have to 91, aad those of 4 pee mat, to 791; the actions bank of Vieesta to 1282, and the Polish tickets to 45 j sot put ranch faith in the reports which are spread Germany upon Poised ; but it is very much fat the misanderstandieg, which has taken between the Dictator and the Senate, will des a matinee inheence upon the destinies • unhappy country. Amongst the contradictory repons ars spread: from all parts, and whisk am transmitted ne iw y e nd % correspondence from the North, is that of General Chlopicki to the dignity of - with awe absolute powers still than formerly, and to make peace or war ; which appears to take some siseoace. Should this be confirmed, the issue of the ' revelation will be no more doubtful. As we know u— nion' adopicki openly Wines to the way of negotiations, —Le Temp. FRANCIIOIIIT, JAN. 28.—A courier, dispatched Warsaw, and addressed to a house of the first order f eity. has, it is said, brought dispatches, by which it that General Chlopiefri hes boss aterly replaced as with the most absolute power, having it at his discretion make peace or war. It is added that the first Disinter male of his power was to elk submission , Bessie ; and that, for such purpose, a new deputation had been east to Petershurgit. Although this is not certain, the billets of the Polish loan have risen. Berlin, the public funds experienced a sensible improvement. By the latest letters we have received from that capital, appears ble that the affairs of Poland wilt be - - a . None of them, however, mention the new torship of Cidepicki. Our letters from Warsaw of the 21st of January pounce that the Diet, in its Sitting of the evening, conferred on Prince Michel . Radzevil, by the mar s : i t o y an voices. the command in chief of the army of the of Poland. The Diet bad adjourned to the 22nd ;on day they would be occupied with the civil administration the kingdom. From what is said at Warsaw, the army will enter Poland at the end of the month of January Some persons maintain even that the Emperor Nicholas )- given out that be will be at Warsaw before the February."—Le National. Extract of a Private latter from Poland :—The and unexpected determination of the Dictator at first great sensation ; hut since Gen. Cblopicki has revealed correspondence with Nicholas and Prime Lubecki, perseverance in wishing an aecommodation incompatible national honour, astonislaseat has entirely given • another sentiment. What ! in Om of acting with when the enemy was so insignificant upon the frontier , would aegociate. At this moment, when all st negociation have completely miscarried, be negotiate--segociate, ever negociate. When feet well, that peace for us is death ; it involuntary tanibilation of all our chasms of success hesitation of the Dictator has done us much mischief; will have an incalculable result wpm the future destinies . our country. Fez from the retreat of the Dictator alarming us, ft is thought that those is power well saderstsailing ri necessity of our situation, will cosesesnce by enemy balm they are completely neemb il i t .ir ki lliey talk much here epee the promise of the redress . grievances, which Nisholas had written with a pencil the back of a dispatekeddreessil to Gen. Chlepicki. theleseme place neither faith is the supsreniption,nor hope of an arrangement ; we know better than to be . by vague pniabies ; then mast be large rionesseious to us, guaraftesd in a seisms manner. This promise of those strokes of taco's denied to carry disunion ens ranks ; but the artifice is too gross his well steed and will have no elect. The end whisk waspeopeeed lobe obtained by the aid of this maseenvre, was to we and divide us, in order to have the power to exterminate his stns, the patriots designated in the Muscovite manifests as infamous traits's, disband our army, disarm the country, and fix eine more, our legs, the chair steeped in the bleed 'bothers. Keep us from Muscovite premises ; ales known;well behind which are held reedy, scololds, nags, and mender of all descriptions. And, after it be otherwise t Clan we expect a Czar to be MOM .0 bhp word, than he had bees to his oath ? No, more, Poles t we knew what we have in store ;—the of the executioner shines at the side of these perfidious sesistretione. Unity or Death ! Better that we punish with arms is our hands, then to die obscurely, without egg, upon the scaffold, re in Seam wilds Siberia. A report is curtest that the Poles thought of giving crown to the Duke of Reichstadt, in order to insure Port of Austria : we cannot think that this ilea has in Poland. arr, ONE O'CLOCK We haver arrivals of importance, with the exagdea , the expels fres Paris, which brier the Frisch Fends their lower, 60 95. Consols, which left of yesterday 600 for the account, opened at 90Ie, since which done at 801, with little rising at preens. We hare arrival of a Malta Mail, need on the 9th Jan. arr. TWO O'CLOCK. The coasohmarko b dull sad heavy ; there is little business ping forward. Consols may be gestsd daring wimple of the morning at 80k, alternately buyers and lees. Some for mosey. bat night the Dochses it Kist sod NINON itoseared Thery-laas Theatre with iliAlif promisee. terminate it The Brigand tM nap air Mrsw Ave the Yeas;" alter which the Royal pasty The 11Ide sod Marebiosess thelithrory sod ' are epee t 4 la tows is Model aut. TM Coosis of Aberdeen lad family are exported Arun Hare on aleaday sug larl siteshm i ; earie4trest ina a gramd dhow piety 1 , 104.! Pli Tte re el of Abatises arrived is tows rolderef its oast, the Priory. Ikaren. r Ned Dudley etteerteheed a distinguished party Park-Itaa, as Woittoday. Prime lionersialt, the Gams piper my. is wilf7 the Cowen Mahal Vaby. laughter of Fishy Pews, wile ie pion eseogh to he his deatiltter. This well Mows mama is aerie, rabbit_ ege of sixty. Nob has boos said Malin to do late vielt of it, 'Niko' it littibtoa. lloozs dee ea test all 'paladin as to tie sawn Dabs% jimmy Meitary a military out lio Orate at dhow; Aar do mon' at do Ysi a lotogqi. male pildiasamt, la hir of `, • awl at _ • • aiy ese it to aliallioace is tie it silo email to Oat IN recd watt re.. ass anther."—fr4glatc 4 7: pi Z a ria is w ' lbjerty. bolsi allsi a bow ening amosedul Ili g hlin a ge " .. .. 1 111 4111111•11 lb SNP *IS OM bed* dm . ' a lilt do mass of the We ague doe Daset Weibel& " thas " wart mous* do Deb att ib u i e lErdi . . iris . • led I ressived die air Pal Ogg sad . erstivir" d i obi: fan ill 'Emil la dim vi ait I ine all publi c have rose as of the • ts}. W e spread in eh feared en place ill can- e of *4 arts which misted to tat of the Dictator, the right oasis con- dos Poli s h that Ge- ; rotiations. :bed from er of this it appears Dictator, erotica to t use the mission to leputation hie news inn. A t rovenseut. capital, it amicably ow dicta- nary an- had tr a . g tu: ; Oa that ;trod= of • Russian January. holm has 10th of e sudden at made a *led hie and his title with I place to s energy, rustier, ha attempts o would we re- is the arse ; the chief; it itisiss of alarming aging the :bag; s of our pencil at i. Never- r the least e deluded DM made in is one ales into ell under- ipropeeed weaken Waste at ilmmorite ir Wawa more, en our she ! too aid", car. it all, can * faithful se, ewe ' the sword dims de. re Amid w*, sod wilts of the • the ay- es arisen r CLOCZ modes of . Fonds ra- today at ikh were have the CLOCK. the or no Uring the • and sal- e Victoria At the w o Gob • ml family trotted at /Rif Ws" day, fins" is dinner if a Count sie grand- r the rens- ' the Duke imwerer, w• of the r to the cloth, so Lag of . hie closet. , of the ego. • Mime to- a colariate he FINN a basin" r w r .~ V. ~`~~ °, t‘ ~"- 71 i 7"T