The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-11 00:00:00

; " - MR. LAJIBTON'S REPLY. On Thursday the following Minter from Mr. Lamb ton to the Address lately voted toitim by (he Inhabitants of eltester-6-/treet, was read in the Round School by Mr. Martindale, the Chairman of the late Meeting, to a very nemetv. arseinhlage if the Inhabitants of that tom. The reading of it was frequently interrupted by load applause, and Ira cotetusion received kith three chair-- '• : " Lenabton null, Jan. 5,1820. 111*-1 nisei extremely that severe illness has pre sented-wry having the piesaare of receiving you and the IrsZteri i appointed topmost le .me t h e Address of taste of C-leetraet, es- 4 hadpreviously intemied. I most t herefore take this mode of address itigtheis Omagh yet, ad of touvoying to those kind Mods lobo tow doss nes the halms thus to mark their seam of nay ?alimentary midget, my "sincere and ead* Maks. . 1 dread have indent felt Wyatt eis be unworthy of the taiga madird M me by my itenstiteests, if rhad heard vassoved and vilest the rocs calanosioa to which you allude is that Address. My constant residence aware you, my bag and intimate acquaintance with the sestiasesta et the population. of this, falsely called di:2 diaries, enis me at one., and without lip si . to declare my coascinsioas coavictioa that . Vase bad called the attrition of Parliament toi area had beet misled by eahlianiess and istereitnl tafatiostlas. siZtogneat events have proved the correctness of my ; sad although I have not saeceeded in exempt i hir this nasty from the operation of an Act, which you traly stannutinate a fragrant violation of the Con fy stitullon, 1 have et the consolation to know , that the justice and ety of its application to the inhabitants o! is diet et re denied by every man of independence • sad patilinisrn within its limits. I am ratified to think, that my opposition to the other Aso:toes measures is consonant to your feelings. TI at they were, as you say, so many strides to despo tism, was nty GM belief; and it became, therefore, my sacred duty to endeavour, as far as was in my power, to preyast their enactment. The attempt, as was natural to ecpect is a House of Cbtemons constituted like the present, tailed. 41.4 Englishmen, ff they now enjoy say liberties, poems them not by right, lire ovJrerance. I amide: die main cause of those and other encroach ments on. our tights and privilerse, to be the corrupt state of the Representation, and t have therefore given that - hada ofa man to which you advert. I rejoice that its *toe meets with your a ation, and I trust that you will exercise what r means of petitioning are left you adder the present system, to declare to Par liament your man of its importance and necessity. In thus *champ yoar sentiments respecting the unhap py stateot our coontry, deprived as it is of its dearly won and long eherishod liberties, I may, perhaps, again he told by some reverend calumniator, some priestly libeller, that 1 am " wantonly tossing about the torah of 'eddies." Be it so. His Impotent attacks will hot show his weakness and my strength—his deficient/ Is, those qualities which ought to distinguish the Wan' tors of our holy Religion, will but again excite pity and cunt:rept. His denunciations will hot call forth again, as they have now, the expression of the esteem sod MP- G letice of my countrymen. the attainment of which is lea only retostpesaa I anticipate or desire. For your Maim's% ot regard ',await!, myself. accept al warmest acknowledgments ; and 1 beg you to rest *bared that, whets the proper period arrives, no exer clops shall be waning on my part to vindicate the lode. peadente of the snooty of parbast. I rentals, Sir. Your obliged ballade selrvant, ' LA MiTON. Joint theses "ohs ilergaii•lefi Rif. Chairmen, 4 ,V. Ate. *e• COIIIITT OP LANARK MEETING. --mow—, IlLotu.tow, is 4.—A meeting of the Noblemen, Freeholders. Justices of the Peace, and Conionissieeers of Supply /Oche County of Lanark, was held here this day, armed's, to the r o e of the Yiee-Lieute tillat..lo lobe lob con e the answer of the Lords the Treamry. to the memorial trans .10y the imedoLof the 30th November lest. craviadymelstasee le behalf of the destitute opera tives of the verity. Lord BZIAIATIX was called to the chair, and read, first, the Ammer to the Loyal Address which was voted se his Royal Nigher** the Prince Regent at the same ,vein.. time that to the memorial. The answer briefly suited that Ooverooment hod us fend at its disposal for aay of the purposes esoraeratoi in the memorial; that Bleand Supported its workmen out of employ x m l era Meat aseenimmet 1 and that, it could not be e tither in MOM or justice, that any part of Ate thews* raised should ire appropriated to the relief of the PAW"( cheers in any district of Scotland ; that the erA'sray by which it each relief as w, solicited could hal oWned, fired hy so upplicadoo to liovernment for sawaby in aid of s e tae specific undertaking or improve.' amen, for whieb adequate security must be presented it the Commissioners with whom the loan is contracted: Reepeeting any plan for facilitating the emigration et the asemployed sad *Nitrite, the answer stated the' e pl e2: e tion sayOt to be a work of very gradual Mks* et, as 00 protege or hasty stipply of mean** aiding such a project might prove the deAtisction of Mb anfortunate larlindeals it was intended to relieve. . . Various sentiments were expressed. by the gentles.* present idler the answer was reed. Some bad expected a wry different reply to the opplicatioa of the coreArs While inherit mewed to have anticipated, exactly that whjoh was received. A dificeity, however, was tilt and =;criedged by all, as to the mode 411 should now What improvements vowed be ed and what . Cs?given ? lf. as it was Olsen' by Mr: Paste. 1 tiordoe, and some others. if individuals were M Wow personally hound fer the money advanced. at an littered of five per rent. they might raise it from many Sober sources than that of the Treasery.• Lord Burial's* said, that after looking round the (vestry and searchinglor various sources of relief , be ttodicover se other species of work that could be r oar unemployed and destitute operatives, but *at of making sad itnpfovia, roads ; as& he woold therefore move. that en application be made to Perlis. Meat for aid to carry on such undertakings. Airdrome of thisitind had. fa ashy instances, been tonnerly given, si l . • sad at this of onprecedeated commercial dept. s . lien aid .' hli could nit entertain are apprilice -110 that the z don would be refused. The Wan of Ora/mow dissented with great tlifereere Trees t %flew which the Right lionoerable tire Press' had takes of the subject. 11 terms of the answer to the mmwerial were those. he conceived, to which ,2 . omthey timmelld attend. sad by width they should be In art appllcolloa deli id the Lords of the - "rlF;Tuty by . the =lf s. Warm for aid to carry air certain impro • the Oentleereo concerned had proceeded exactly 'Mee., to the .directions con tained is the answers now before the Meeting, and he was happ w i to state, that the negotiation on the subj ect w a s dn, very moor a favourable conclusion. The improvements alluded to, twist of the formation of Wet hocks on the 121y4e, for the eslatgeseest of *lt us vstatioe and trade i and all that the Lord ceramiisioa- .. _ •: preOf e. able. • at would lie Nada .4 money postpoin•tbe demand for the the 0-tricorn Amnia be adequate reply to a qtleatibit pretties(' by one ' his Lordship said, that in the eveot provinetinsucceerfal, nr nutting no tal laid out on it, neither the city was bound fur it. Onvernment :the loss. Mr. Mossy, the motion was- for the mt., . distress, , of public tranquillity, and the Governmerit of the coun try bad a deep interest In facilitating sad aiding its execution. It wile impossible that the private foliose of a few individuate in the distressed districts could be adequate to the projected undertakings. or kap is mi t the great numbers of the working !WINS el g i rl s anity, whom the stagnation of the Wads img idle. 'He thought, therefore, that, in thli ONO eirciunatances of the cousin - . an application itimmie to Parliament, for a Bill to authorise the per pillars of entailed estates to burden their properties' with a sum, not excivedisg ose year's rent, which should be binding on their heirs, and which should be earl* . ed in making roads and carrying on other bulimia' mews, that might give employment le the ibretitute. Mr. gLLIUT LeatiallT, St. P. aMied• list be bud rib ' ceired this morning a projet of improirealitist free 114 Michael Linsiag. with a request that it might he hid before the Meeting. It was rather long to be ramie. the time however; sad upon heoriwgthat ifresoommud ed the building of cottages ape WOO sure of IWO land, it was referred to a Committee. A proee of a similar kind from Sir Joint Simla, But. was disposed of in the same way i mr was ahmstem ther respecting emigration, which was presented tre the Meeting by Mr. Farm, of Forme. In the mean time, a Committee is appointed to receive plans of improvenient. The Meeting then considered the ease of the vedttttr teen. Those who had enrolled themselves as IMMO* had as allowance from Goverment. Lovillitunvest suggested that tie county should prevent the regie Ifrom being put to put to any expence, and make or li* deficiency ; which was unanimously agreed so. The Meeting then broke up. i ~' ~ On Wednesday. a coosiderahle timber of the op._ the weavers sun others employed on the public near Hamilton, waited on Mr. flaown i , factor hs Duke of HAI/ALTON and BRANDON, and palmated with a neat silver cup, with a suitable iuscription. pressive of their due sense of gratitude for the saal_sii. played by that gentleman in alleviating their area*. in times of unparalleled distress. On Wednesday last, in consequence of inemdie. ceived from the Noblemen and tientlessee with the association for the preservation of OM hi Middle Ward of Lanarkshire, James Young, I I left Hamilton (or Olaegow, where by his activity , slgilancePre discovered and seised ifto lees than ham and If brace of moorfowl, which had been reptitiously shot by a number of poachers sharing late storm. . ... I Oa Monday. the 34i. inst. Capt. Sir Charles Ha • troop of Royal Fifeshire Yeomanry Cavalry was st . in the neighbourhood of Dunfermline. for the hat since the county recommended that the corps s rendered as complete as possible. - The troop has - iN. . tpteutly_ Lek greatly inersualad, ae4 now * . above SO et iff "WS ?II vrevil rled by Lieutenant-Colonel Ways*, Major of' unt, who seemed much pleased with their appearaaei 1 The officers of the troop afterwards gave a dinner to this privates, and to the neighbouring country gradient's*. the number of nearly one hundred ; the Lieetemusb of: the troop, in the absence of the Captain, who was In disposed, presiding. The Earl of Moray, Dr. Robertson Barclay, L lent. - Co l.Wemyss. Mr. Hunt. Capt..Moubray. R. N., and the Deputy Lieutenants and Magistrates of the distrir t,were present ; and the evening was s pe nt with grail I F good humour and conviviality until, at ei t o'clock,* bugle sounded, and the party separated,happy to es*, sorry to part. and happy to meet again. The was given in the Town•ball, by permission of tbd vost and Magistrates !of Dunfermline, who *well git usual attention to the troop, and conferred the freest* of the town on Lord Mo', Lieuteisaut-Coloaelle. soya, Liesteoant-Colonelldoibray, Mr. Clarke, ant Mr. Stuart. . • On Tuesday last, the Justices of Peace at Olasgew 4 oa a complaint at the instance of lb& Procurator Fiona. lined a publican in 40e. besides espeoces, for receiving from one of the county patrol his great coat in pledge for a gill of whisky, given him by the publican on iissr I Yeats. ay. •~ • 3 THE irs4niss. • •• i . Per the last ten days we havreuperleared dell% of white in all its The round anew to - a considerable depth,. and the 4. moor tense; the ntircary laving varied fries 17 to 211, occasionally a little higher. In Sorban the sum so diet that the. coaches. hese been 10 NU* the lien has been' ‘ llO fees other quarters - the laid time.—(, . .. The frost last week and having shifted r thaw sovarnersood, snow is disapprarii The storm seems island, as the , of the weather. , The weather - broke on Tiieaday morning, . and the snow on the kills, beitig dissolved, • the Kith to be greatly swollen. By tint Seinnb ice about tsranty-live yards Os esters' of the hay pta _ fries mills were carried away. . , .. The weather is sow entirely. chapipill. .Yootiodai Ike had a complete and rapid till", whickpo4lily:stirioll ,ed the waters of both the Teviot tied the " • till-this morning at foot o'clock. wheisthsieexave way w*OverY direction with a load noise, and la now bartytag rapid ly .. away.—(Kelso illati.) On Saturday sad Monday last, at eighto'clack in the morning, :the thermometer at Flealaail-botts‘Ar• , shine, stood at seven degrees. The who's of yoottdioy, last night, and this morning.. there bare been almost continual drizzling ibotrers. The fears of the inhabit ants on the banks of the firer were foctaaotody calmed last night, by its being rather below-Its liumwt lever The smaller rivers were mask swollsitia she conntryw% great quantities of Ica ate left on th 0.11,16 were flooded. The ice - on the Clyde.- . 44, break ap last night, sad is now lizatiag dews jiver ' in treat qoantiaes. Hoge masses- are • 'As shippingrat the 13roandelaw. It come the - of the cruder 'to the third arch if the kid/e . *lO4 jammed together that umbers of fond-h ardy , AfreN this awning leaping from one fragment to ; wiz' ' or 30 yards from the alga of the river. So far as we have heard no damage had been done to the shippiag.— (Olovew Gimmick.) • ..- - •1 1 10 WAWA AT LONDOW-BRIDGE . • Skocalag. 18 min. after 2.—Aftetsoos. 12 We'after 10. It be Altatesffitatt. afAlb Tas "BRITISH STATLIMAIV is 11100114.647 112 wTits trATZSMAN.") • '• LONDON: TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, IMO. . pspen of Thursday aid Friday lave arrived, pebiag. On Thursday the Dtputies met la! -*teeth.e liureitui:. a Commission was ap pointed to examine the project of law relative to the definitive Mitintien of the purchasers of na threallreoperty from an Mtn* claim. On Thursday M. Macehl, the Pope's Matte), Was, !with great state, inteaduced at the Palette of the Tbuileries, and admitted to a solemn audience with Majesty. Cardinal Perigord, the Dukes Bei • lens, Havre, and amaze, were present. The Kier received tb• Countess of Gotbland on the occasion of the new year. The question regarding the duration bf the Par liament will, DO doubt, be agitated very &only in the French Chambers. The Journal de Petrie is preparing its readers by giving a traasiation of the Loglisb..debases, in the year 1716, upon the subject of Septennial•Parliantents. flausssLa JAN. ft.—The sadden increase sf the waters of the Reuse has occasioned considerable destruction j I in the loiter part of this town. The villages have suf fered severely ; many persons have been drowned ; the bodies of amen and woman, both elegantly dressed, were lately discovered in the water ; several horses, ht. have also perished. Swtcsant.swb. (ScoafflIA1111%) Dsc. 28.--The terdietion of the Swiss Journals, in the Grand Meshy of Baden, is not absolute. The proprietors of meat Ow Animals addressed the Baden Government, to 'obtaia leave for the free circulation of their paper, sod their re quest was immediately complied with. The proprietor of the Gazette er Aran has declared that he will not cos iest to fulfil the formalities prescribed by the Duchy of . Pl e lthis has creases some sensation in Switterlaad. Pan 11.---04 she 13th hest, the pawl seal • nesary fete es the aitibibra of the birth et Nosey the !mirth. was celebrated with great solemnity in the prim; cipal church., RArraen.ithe.. latest accounts from Blen heim and Ilieidelhorg state, that the inundations of the Rhine and the Neelrar are on the decline. In the night of the 1:21d several villages, which, in 1817. bad their harvest destroyed inconsequence of an inundatioa, were completely under water. VIENNA, Die. !7.—Congress have held eight eoate fences. In the last the interpretation of the 13th article of the Federal Act was terminated. Recent letters from Constantinople confirm the re port, that serious disturbances had broke out in many parts of Asiatic Turkey, especially in the neighbourhood of Bakdad. Two Pachas were obliged to withdraw thematic", ; the rebels are now in possession of several towns. Troops are assembling I. baste to quell them. It is said that Persia secretly escourages these distur bance*, and that the eldest Khan, otthe Sabah of Persia. lintends to Rieke the conquest of Syria and the neigh bearing 'places. The Divan is much occupied in rel- 1 lectinginformation on the subject. The real intentions et the Ache of Egypt are not kuows. Fasxe* F1:11011. Tecsansv.—Five per Coats. 72 fr.— Beak Actions, 1410 fr. . After yor Representatives have consented to pen web Bills into Laws as we have lately witnessed, business of the timid ga it were, at as ist utterance to his iodic. but It*be elltid ! The Repeatinta been faithM to their the great Council of the nation as trustees for the people ; but, in the eadrof . fidelity they take at their admission, they consider themselves as the King's servants only ; lb! tbei &ear as follows—" I do promise end swear to be faithful, and to bear a the allegienue to:bik • bfejesty--so help me God." Kingly Go vein l{ May well have been compared to a oar monist—it swallows up every thing. The Mows, by the9rmMitetion, has one main body of the iisliture almost exclusively its own ; for the sub. jests of- Wale Merited by the King, and share %Mil !kW:horny of legislating independently of any ester Saito/tire authority. By birth, they the Kite I bereditaty Councillors ; they.; 111 11111100.11.1 1 1 i 101.1 I .cie.l l ordi Spiritual, are Swains Judges in the realm—nay, the arbiter of it : they dispose of the Crewe when the Throne been vacant, and pro ws*, hi bast men, upon all alum that have bon .daddid ha any of ts . Ceiwts of Justice. TO 'such adlelkliTe7. power ere ...aolioXed high dignity, and maeY Pierogatives wink oPitessive sad insultiog to other subjects. And, for what) 'THE•=awmilwiaavei required was, that !Bey should mil ~ MAILS. Of tie uadeetaklsg 108414 b*, pretties a t . )0! 7 ' - t . OWL I Ail. Pilaj r. • After being 'stalled that a retain of r emit. . 041116 ____ A - or • 1 I 0 Helloed ' ..v..... 1 3ld he made for the money adraneed, they agreed to ! „ 1'0rm0..... Jer sey .. 1 1 p l a den niegis • - I tpone the demand for the principal - till the treats of ; 7 ~,,...5......7- saY i o Lisboa I I emseern should be adequate to its liquid g ax. In 0 i la w bsis 'ir" 0 0 Mafia 0 ly to a qiiitatiOit prtilAssci by one Of, the 'moan. . , -- . - Lordship said, that in the eveot of the undertaking PRICE OF STOCKS THIIII DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. ovintrunmeeessfal. or mating no return for the cam- b ank semi India Stack . 104 laid out oa ft. neither the city nor any individual .8 pi , o mit R e d. run Dlttosßeads 9s. 10119 s. par s bound fur it. Oovernment in that ease, ' sustained ameCeat. Coos.o7(i OB 07 Old Annallles log,. psi Coat. 77& 77 Ka. Bills, 9d. par Is. db. Ur. !Moats sr. of Aoehtyfardel, begged leave to mend 4 per Csatit'llai eNH, Ditto Co.. ! motion of Lord Belhaven. T he proposed measure 6 Feraial-NaTY ICBM Osmium e•for the relief of mobile distress, and the Inalstesance Lang Am- 17 1&, 10 Coo. fpr Ate. NM .., _ ....,,.r—. .....1 &lam n.......1..amit if the man. Imp. I per Cast. Ann. Lott. Tickets ZI9 18 be ;;;7 l ;;F e iWl l ; rs ibi l kairrisd tb# A t SIND DUIS Ism bSWP Es leo A., rarters bas beets belatedly Marian ky'olal we may truly say that the bade e.—(Aberdrai Alervi9 . • . mot, libWever board, is. me Was "e"l nmal i at,tbe - H. win La venture to gift nit d beginning of tidal d mad to ells sea* grab a • amt &NO% boodolbge , 1) wed. wideli Ifersis-s*. z tha Mt lasagnes. "raring hole tbe • • . mead, t i transportation ! mess to bare trateadetk papers from all quarters eadeeilheliValky• tiros of the people have not b 4 4..—(Relia&wrgh.) - W• trust:. They are admitted into et - broke its ToridaYinerniMild the =dais as trustees ftw the have 'many Of these been honoured with a coronet, For their sublime virtues and exalted merit? No ; the privileges which they claim- and arrogate t o themselres, are. in many instances, (we speak with eXceptions) but the inheritance of the plunder, the usurpation and tiolences of their ancestors. Under such a stale or things, with the present shackled condition of the Press, what is to be done to regain dial portion of the liberties of the people of which they have been robbed, and wherein the detestable corrupt conductors of part of the Prow have been the notorious partied", crinsinis. Tee, we never shalt fait to urge the delinquency of your Cottriert, Sens, Pasta, &c. &c. as the great contributors to the aggraVeted insults end injuries Of our unhappy Country. What, then, can be dew t We know not. A pdpular writer throws out most extraordinary proposition for put dog into practice some latent power, or some hidden scheme, of whibh we not only know no thing, but can conceive nothing commensurate to the evil we complain of. Time has been comi &red the grand restorer of the lost equilibrium of the elements, - natural end moral. The see - reedy now proposed moot be of that nature, be cause. it is to be made td operate by a sent of money, promptly produced ; and on time we all know that this influential, this corrupting mettl. • has no power. There have been Tinaes indeed, to speak metaphorically, on which it bin prosimed wonders, as the family of the WELLESLEY. can prove. But the era is gone by, and we hope never to return. Now, unless the flee thousand pounds, ' for that, it seems, is the mistientes of the simund required, be intended to bey op a great pollen , the superabundant meekinery, so ingesired, ess. trived to sate mews labour, and that this mini let MIS of human art can be made to caerritethe pert of a hundred honest hands and pens, so ass convince mankied of the necessity of the change.and convert an erfrUrelpfla MONARCIIT into IS . 4.1111•Illitile Rereattc, we must remain as we are new, IS ignorance of the scheme, and, we ail. IN AMAMI - • of its efficacy. If a literary Brierenit tag in gaged to bold and wield a patriotic pee ib etel one of his bands, in the view of writing down • Vehicles set of Ministers, as Jurnus Wrote dir2 the late Duke of Cansrrox, the preposition le' as should hate die name and subscription, which we have never been inclined to withlssilinhan the good td be attained was feasibly alt Bet, of any ore it proposition whatever, white etk enthusiastic mind (the honesty of the beast net at the question) may set *nth in es - impeded sal obscure a way, we not only cannot partielpass dal , it, but we cannot entertain a Irreerabie elides d. what it may do. • MINT masses TO In. soil,. I own that mere lard, bat met yet to the hal, • For still there's a tax yes oust pay, Mr. lush: Ftse Ileocsawa I want, It Is easily flied, Aad year wisdom will se'er be sulkies* peek* Mae WWI ask what 'di for, whatever Ms resite.- My Paper you'll haue—that's as peed as the Dank f lin teethed Is simple—to seeks the lamas% Buoy* of you oaly pay tins-Prase a pleas; • N. Ileatakwa I big; be's a ibokthat aegis to easel La your leashes sad Wise: Yea bum se so well, yes eau% be lush es ass , 'to thiak that I ask it because I want brow. w.,:ve a swath. bet no more, I Presto Memel and ru make 4 reu ss A slate. If brisk you resin the whole saw to die tat You serer awn bum what do for yea, Sou. I 10th limitary, 1550. J. Diemen, r The relesions east upon the poor and attempioyof in Birmingham, by a speaker in the last meting in that tows, to consider what relief emikt Waded to them, pets us in mind of what was mid by a *member of the House of Commons, hi Lard NORTH'a administration, which evinced en equal want of sympathy for our suffering kllow-eseateni. He maned to. rejoice in the war and its offsets ; " wars," said he," sweep away, four or Ire fin* is a watery, •sgresSs, beggar*, and web WO 41IffF INdlatiled." This gentleman, toe, oohed Vwe bed not plenty of foundations for the poor mom us Yes, we bairel but what pen, heneeler sb qesat, soo t &melba with propriety the thotkioir seem of a workhonee at this time: sr whet men can be found sang* enough to tabs a view at the inside .foss, without shaking with horror! How few are there, who have ever bees bossed lo one .of those crowded receptacles of 11th and misery, willoot, rather than re-enter therein, peeler starv ing at the doors of the ailment, as was tbe ems a lbw.days ago• We learn that the Earl of GLASGOW u to be up' poisted.Locd Liniment of Ayrshie, sad tbahe resigns the °Snot Lord Lieutenant of the County of Roarer is favoar of Lord Bkawnits, whit is to to simisand his soacessor.—{Apr Coinfer.) We are exceedingly sorry to state, tint a mist Isaias' choly accidest occurred on the road betwixt this pis* sad Bristol, oa Tawny night last. The tpai that city as usual, and 011 Its way to tha !NW Pail= was span. but so other mischief was dose thesis the carriage so materially that it co uld peened so far ther, sad soother was procured Irma Emma. Oa see ',schist Sienbyrisawr, the coach was again god; TOP of the Wilesatetagers received some sense bpi*. bat a gestlosisa outside, a Mr. Brows, Mos& we Iso say, bad both his logs bashas, sad we mush largest),fear the sompattail fractures. Mens switeeted* the lodge et Mt John Nichol, when be wits berarialy resetniii; every aid administered itkich his trig at . &arable illiadervrigairra. The accident is gee* s • tribetable to the bad state of the reads by hi" la ssow.-4Cambrion.) r 1 wow I A