The National Register. — London, England, 1819-10-25 00:00:00

FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF Tilt GLOUL'EsTEusulak; missToN,lny SOCIETY. 4:fiTitnrsthy a most nouberowi meeting was held in the Town-hall, theltridiane, to receive the Report of the Ctommitter, au.l odopt is...wooer* for 11i future prosperity of the lostiteitsten. Oil the motion of the Rev. Sir. Illehop, Of Glouceistey, that " OtbsOialt r Wattle's, Rs+ 114 take the Clute," beim; intatosisomity eariieil, Mr. Waihrit, a. eltAimetitotd.le rm.. 41 Ilse ineettiog ice a moat 1114e114611.11 and •p i heahle /Teed., le,nenting that toe sitiointalli 4.11kr had not devolved 111104 4 1.1.1 , 94 mote e.111441V Of 011‘01111.111. lie then adverted to the formation of the SOCiPty,i.s and is avail its progres. sip to the present period. "it tirme," said he, " like the *mall cloud Oren lee St. Paul, an bigger than a Mall'. hand, but %Lich hail now spread all (Are - the sky, awl sv,is penning donee the showers of Wes clines* all over the 1'41111." Me then 1"..C4i/illll4leil 1110430 Of the happy consequimees that had brill effected by the raertion• of the lliss.onies ie.; and reipieete il the /11 Pe'. John Reorder. of Afrowl, to genii to the Nlceting the pro,ress that had bUell 1114114 'Wive the last Helmet of the committee which having hero d me. the (Abut oboe called sl .on the Rev. Ili*liiip, %leo in a speech tit' •li de tail rousted wit the great alld important advantage* %smile hail berm achieved over •tvil. at if regitiii* I and ploposed the first Reembeitoo, %Weil aas seco n ded 111 a very 'Wowed speech uy the Rev. Ms. lfalliatui, and COI. pied 01111101130110 Y• Th e R e *. W. [attars now rose, and proposed the se cowl Resolution. It had, lie cold, hem, objected 10 the plan owl object (Attie .11issioimiy 80011 It, 11141 111411511011111 be Livilizal before lie was Coo tAtami:tel; but the. point he coat by no means willing 11l emiceele, and peoposett unimatlves liug upon it at the Chelteulbou I Impel in the evening. eVltieller, hoarser, of ti n e futility of such ate olives lion, he darn considelahey ilium the sapid pi o gre.* of civilization amongst the llotientots after they bad first e/perieticed the belielit and the efficacy of Goa -1/01 WWI. I have lieuld 11411( . 11 Of distoteiested benevo lence.— I deny 1110 111 - 110 . 1111e—W 0 luvr goodness not for it• own *ale, hill for lie pleasure vehicle the lose ut it i nitial s.. W e hoer virtue, not so 1111 l ell tor its writ lute tium.* as fir the ple.1.1111: that the, pereeptillll of that lovrlinetit kindles iii Ilse 111•41 - i.-!inch 11.1•,1111.1r.wil he. nerotence' is al best but we amiable treib•lieu sit—and of L unprach yule, Mr. U 14111.1411, 111111 1 I.m. Erityli 11.1 s e1...4 ',either will 11.0 sell acquitted id al. 1 um a 5., of the lewd Oa use is held, I would lie a guest —woe it Dilly to phi s Hi. She es mobs ii44l (411 flow the taLo.... Aud this is 4 51.111.1.4,-44 whirs I trust may sie%er sr sun. lest to 411414! lo ao Mime tic, il ).,41 III:111 :lei lieu I ri):11 8 111.11 flu. 1/1e11411411 Slml in ft.! Al tie..e*oleslee, •111/114CI tie, Ir 1111 l V•irtyjius rtennsi..-.4tecAuver, w e ate lull, OA 411 bras 1•41 y imam d• as r. seven-told—llea, ii..tea.v. ai Mil times pm is teiripfie , al,. ',ambe.) me enemies at Ibe ouctety hate rum, I,rd our to the Crawl:lla —and charged spill mir al' the mot ini e lliess 1 , ; „,._ hie (ICY. :speaker tarn 111 l 401 ally e and t he tilt CI. of the N,NluunrV Su. lily z ea l or lite Ls molt c, and I.M omy vilid,ea led the )uel," y Iron, tLe rsiams ol 114 but paced lix camas:ter In the most ts.Alled 'orbs. 1, was the helaint tar greatest capt,d. tbal v.t r • c„44( 111o(11111g 510115 . . VI ...le :...;41.t 111.....e9 Ia oh," In Ilia 515111 C aideermy let lila 411 the of this great a1.,1 gu dlii.e e„ose, awl coma, ii.;t11.,, 1 ; Joni: Mvlitie any thing rem: 111 l 5 to Jo ! i cur ) C4.11e V/ 1111 expet tedly nl it., ...at we luurut eatrr 51 - p are Slut able to furnish a 11c115 - 1 11'0011 U 1 a. J Tue liesullittuta In as ateondrit to, tug Utv.J..hu 'file Kee. 0. II DC:I, t.: to the London Society, at the regoem ••re•l lulu II &Ida tit list, 111 . 11C1'41 1111./.11'5. of the AL•s: ~..1 .• , , s, 4111.1 C 1511.11 05 Idled then various st. 41•011• 4111 1, ' I '''l . 111 The Rev. Ms. m aLi•La •, I • .., %which %%.4.4 45 4 . ..Mit .1 lly Uht i. , i. The tllal It HAY, - 11111tmi.... •.i • i'... 11% 4..:111111111,'.111:11 ilitrothiCe4 tit 11.r . met. , 1114 . i ° l. 1 this CrirUi sled "talus' IS I .1 •I,llthe Ai Cii1111111t$11•, N:11$ I 1 Isolt . I i e• • Mg' mg up, 1110• I c0r.11.11 s6llsl italss $ .i•s $: Mr. PlitJ LIPS Ed I. , . tiiilS tlit Cll4irm4.s:—••Nr. Ft lwe , tit ,a %%We gr nllnul n lidt e g1..1 lie I 1 , .1 thi• nunl I crpek Id bin 44."c•.4...), rllll bl.t. i• • :lillYd 441.11..• one ••1.1..; t•deti 11, I:I, ul Owns, I IC, I 611.1105 i a• 6 6 . 1.4 tilt CMllia 1 .11,11 lizse ;lir io •:. .•, .I .0 hi Sir, 14, turn liar few ~.•. • .r.;, • . ,11 81111 . 11 I 1111 . 411 11181,,e 1111(11, 18.• _ . ,a 1 11141 I haul 11 , 1 114/11 110 COW :•I. • •1' .4 ,‘• 4/4;1 1 ; 411/1 1 did tioi ti el • 141 •,. •.., Il• 411 11114/ 01141 1;14 411 001 141 1.1/1111, ▪ /111 6;1 , •:1 • //./ • • ../j//411.,“ the 4141451 of 4 • is 1114 .51 - 1 • • •%1 a lime pa:r i sp , : the . Ilse .1/11east 455.5 the di, lie%et ,••• .1 sie 111114:115) 11 18 . 1101,11 . 8 Ille I • 1,11 , 1 1.,11 , !...., 1., 1.0: ..•I 4.e1.811111t18 01 111. , £4 , 111,41.:1 !..• ..:11).11,•111, the SlllCk . lll 81 lug 811,•to °WM.-0..11 ..1 .111 H him 1 VOllllll/ 1 101 . 8 . 111 cu bll,( . lit'P '.lll 1.111111.) 11,45 Si , iBl4-111•• 1.1 its Origin-11.e pulitti, I , ll4—isle uslr..elesut 111 wle4lloll mighty s‘%:l) 11 11./ 41:111111 . 1,1, 1101 11111.1 0101 tie cit.!!zed mot Id, bill which pins .61 e hum., 01111* the saw 811•.(116 . 1 1 8, 811 , 1 111518111 rd it ▪ ow is the awful vett - nue of Ihe a wail hose tioue is ! 16,w. is, Ili. liteilidiee•, iii,. SIII•er11110154 of 11.0 .41111, w. re in. an aims 4e4aii.l it ; it 164,1 n , so ord nor scrip or j Irr wits in fag-t—its opostles *vie tool) 111111•1110 . 0 •-11.41,•pireil 11,8148.15, 1111 . 411 811,1 1118 , 148•81,.0 —lts ti 81118 845 4 istatioq--1 , 1 1,01111. 18:1• eis tidy diadem A ninon ot Alit et, 1..61.. it it eiii—tll4l tool), b tHe, peiseeuted spirit-114d the idols of the Heathen teli I 884 1114 11.411i.eit of liar Mighty irzuntli d ; and P..zonisio sass her peasants 4. Is I pi niers kiseel alio 8 11 and wl, snip the uniii 88'd 1:1811111 , rot. 111111sdntirzble eurtrait of ilw dislite spirit iisto 4.1, 11111,4. Gt chrotiouity 8.1, the must rothust.tatic 1.. I ) if this 114 111•1 the oink of the 1)1.1.6 , 15 thee I )161d to the reinik tuntsitiou of the Atli- st. no and iib.ove - We 118 Siovcr l/v1011,411d 1 .t :4 Hi caattcteHee tH 411 otuat , ,il.4l ,oil to hill 04/44,1Cd . WI En norm .1, 4 1 p. 116.11 t, !`. I, C 11 4 .11 n hcn I laikl.. low et fit fn Won t • a‘i • .o .4.n of our clo iltoou faun, t arm,' it) i 04111 T, up.n ..;t 11,- • • I .aY•II., TUE NATIONAL REGISTER. more sr mph. in lis strain-iiiiiie happy art snore pill.. ea el uh ib opeiation ; a.td, if lie Eamon du No, I loco sit / to lulu. 0 ! nu. of your nun tl white ;Jolley, dice not it• guide from youth, its shield from istanhood, and its crutch from age!-(Great applause).-Though the light I follow may lead me astray, still t think it is a light (emu ;leaven The good, and great. and wise, are my companion.-my delightful lope is harmless. if not holy. and wake me not to a disappointment. which in your tomb of annihilation, I shall not taste hereafter ! Tu plop agate the sacred erred-io teach the ignorant-to enrich the pour-to dhow this rurld w;th the splcinloure of the next to make men happy you have never seen--and redeem millions, you cart never know....you have sent your hallowed l‘liosionat.es &Ewald and never did an holier venue rise. than that of this ;glorious embassy. (Applauic.) Alathinks I see the bawl of willing exiles bitiding farewell. perhaps for ever. to their native country-foregoing home, and friends, and luxury to tempt the savage sea, er men inure savage than the raging ele ment-to dare the polar tempest • and the tropic tire. and tilled doomed by the forfeit of their live. to give their precepts a proof and an expiation-4Applause.}-lt I. tone delighttul to read over their reports, and see the hlessed muluet of weir labours. They leave no...clime unvisited. no peril iinennountered. In the South Sea Islands they found their popula:itin aliuOst etlitheated by the inuAlers of idolatry. •It was t. 0.1 Almighty, says the Royal Cutivert of Oteliate, • who sent your mission to tile remainder of my people." Ido out wish to Atocky our Christian dare with tile cruelties from which you have ietlettited these islands. Will you believe it. that they have been educated in such cannibal ferocity. as to encavate the earth, and form an oven ut burning stones, nno which they literally due* their living inherits, and gorged their infernal appetites with the Ili sh ! Will you believe it. that they thougot murder grateful to inc God of mercy !--and the blood of hi. creatuie as tie Wanton ! In niacin these islands these aborhinatimis arc extiurv-inianticide is aboliditsl-their prisoners are exam gal-ea:gay is now Ce mented by the hared of brotherhood, and the accursed shrines that st teemed with him= gore, anti Wesel with human unction. now echo the song of peace and the ewe.' strains of piety. In India, turn, where Providence, for siwetal purpose, permits these hide insular specks to hold above our nominal nektons in sub jection-a phenomena scarcely to be part:Hi:lea in-hi.tory-the spell of Brahma is dissolving-the china of t:a.te are billing tar the erneels of Jugliernaut are scarce ensatiguined-the horrid custom of &elf immolation is daily disappem irig--auti the sacred stream ofJonlan min g les with the Gaiigea.-0-Vreat appLase).- Leen the rude soldier, mid the din of arms, and the license of the camp. • make.' (says your Al issiunary ) • the Bible the mutate ut his knapsack, and the companion of Ins pillow—Such has been the suceeei of your Nlissiotiaries in that country, that one of your own Judges has publicly avowed, that those who hit India some years ago. can how 110 JLIA what I,OW exists there. Turn from these hinds to that of Africa, a name I now can mention without horror. In sixteen or their towns and many of their islands, we see the sun christilinity arisiiig, and as it rises, the whole spectral train of superstition vtuuelatig Into air.- Agriculture and eiviltainnii are busy in the Lod the poor iitnt,ntot, kneeling at die altar. implores his liod to remember net the Slave Trade.-(Applauw).-It any thing, Sir, could add to the satisfaction that I feel, it is the coinchitasnuis that know ledge and chrisiianity arc advancing hand in band, and that wherever I see your Alissionariai join neying. I see eehools thong up, as it were, tilt landmark of their progress. And who can tell what the consequen. es of this m..y he iii after aiies? (‘ ho can tell whether those remote regions may not, hereafter. beanne the rivals of European improvement? Who shall place a bar upon the intellect derived from the .thniglity ? W Iwo shall say mat the Litere poet shall nut fa,vinate the shads, anti that the philosopher and the statesman shall not repose together beneath the shallows of the pasha tree.? This may be vieionary, hut surely. in a moral punt( h f view the advanta e ts of telueemai are not vsieriary.-4 A totihnued burst of applause Sulawesi this pa sage, and hi its anluitr iiti;wiletl the connexam a::1 progress of our report, and prevented tis front detailing wane most excellent re ntal ke on Me advantages of the cultivation tithe human mind.) Thew, Sii --the propagation of the Gospel-the advancement of science and of industry-the pet fection to the arts-the diffibion of krmaledge--the happiness of wankind here and hereafter thew arc the bles eel objects of your lissionaries, and compared with these, all human ambition .sinks into the dust:— the eneangitined chariot of the conqueror pauses-the sceptre falls from the nil perial grasp-the blossom withers even 11l the patriot's ge,land. Bat deals like these require no paiic i atic-in the words of that date friend whose name can Revel ine-L in this alltbion to his lantana; friend, Curran, Mr. Pnillips's teelings were evidently much lull...mai They arc r, , out,:est w toe heart from wrence they sprung. :mil in the hour of leiverw: stessan rile, if ever it .tiould arrive, sweet will be toe valour tit their memory, and precious tile halm oat their axisoiation.' •• LEM e I .it down, Sir,. 1 inust take the liberty of saying, that the principal objection which I have heard raissd against your Institation is with me the principal motive of my iirimirattion - allude. Sir, to the diffusive principles on widen it is founded. I sow 1.. i 114/lr4 , Sit. ,y Sectai /au /./g,dyy-lis a ham at, hut. 1 hittsn at it-it is not only degrading to the rel.gion that employs even the riadow of inuiletance, but it is an Lipton. tleepotisto in the Government that countenances it. 'lliese are my apimlons, Ulla I ant not suppress town. Out religion has it various denominations, but try lire all strug gling to the same man • though by shiferent avenue., and when I inert tern on their way-1 taut: sot whetter they be Protestant or riesbyterian, Desseauct or Catholic, I know Mimi a. Cliristian. , , and I will embrace them es My brethren.-1 rids noble and liberal sentiment was received with the warmest burst to licarileit sympathy and delight.' I nail, then, the hem:dation tit such it Society as this-1 hail it, in many scepters, as an happy omen-1 had it as an augur,. of mat aiming day alien tic Ixrgut bow of Christianity, canimiewsti4 in tile ileitVarn, and eticompastng the earth, shall include the children of every chine and colour beneath tile arch of its promise and the glory uf it, protection.- Sir, I tnank thitvoixting for the more loan courteee w;th which it MO received and 1 teal great pleasure in proosin,; elan Be olunon fur weir eiloption." Misr Mr. Phillip* sat down the chiming continued for some SYSTEM (H' LD1.T.1770::. EXTRACT Or A L: Elt I Ilan 1.11IL.V1111.:'111 . % , .6 %Vit . .' ii, the ryaunii i, L‘er . , t!ay 144 ming homm,; it :las already excited the iiappie , t influence uian ;lie illthitil 61.11/11$ Ot the OlVertNl.l It. care; in some of lilt: ael:'1011m :V the population aus 11114 irregular anti iii.prareM and weir: of course', wC Culliti lon awn eXilkCi. t.) W1 , 110:nm evidences of renn in:4ton. we are fujU:C.:.l to iil.eover the t tbsiingu,hetl a iite liortuitni in L.,: condition '4' 1..4 1111k:re:I, :U a.ll u, Useir In smut, I s all Mc gia:ail) ili,aypointett &Av.% ultimately prov v i. that Isle universal edutatiot. ul 10l I DiVitae INUOtilleA Mr;,./.16 111111 t h.' our, Ka ulaiditeit4; to me wt sari' tit hits bcl:l{;,, 1.5.55.11 . ..;11 toe th , ll9,llllraleilOlClß m Cliripti"l l ity •.1..1•C • d!.ti L . ll ift.4 isiAllctil ill Ole 11.:411.1 To !111i5,41,:•t part 111 MU great grin goon a work, wuuol tint be solietwit.7" LXTUACT (11.1 A I.LTTEn rriOn M ,LTA, • • I 11•1i•1: J 1, a •,..11.11111./a 1. .e lii 1:11- .••:. • %rittcu I. tS^ %.,, 1411.4! be able to iitiot,ll jolt th .iljls I ha t Flo.. a twhi,, gir ' -, CCT. .15 --- school is very much wanted in this cll. If one was opened pable of contaiiiing .srio g r 4, it woukl coon be filled." ITA I.l'. " There are two schools at Nice, tne at Rome, one at Naples, and two at Florence, wh.re a 6oe7ety is foamed tor 4Xtendir g toe system throng:lout Tuscany." . . OBSERVATIONS ON TIIE NOItHICII DECL.I.. RATION. lt is net a little egtritimilinaiy that the Nm-tvicb DeeLi tattoo. oil the aub_i•ct of the prom. tling% at ;Il.aticliest,r, al Id have beet's. , largely signed siL.:ed by of aien.a.., and raliam. One pat , oral 1,, indent, lineseeptionitlate ; fur e%t sy thinking person must :tyre in the opinion, Mat s.est a•setltblles ad issiedsacme,l pe o pl e are very ill eit.,,iii•il I;.llll.t.etu4l4elibes -4.-111111 apae.tions connected *till i 44, niurels, ur politics I that It a.•rtn. Lilies are, in other revsela, to be tkuicrated. anal that the attempts stitch te-a i.llll le be ot.tkutg, to iu•til into the minds of the loner malt is. s e . Milos. and blasphemous notions , Ate, lit Inc lis.zi.tat ne wr email ul tepionati. u. Hai lei nue etiiii . dau of my feelovr-cilizen•, wllel6rr thr.e ifllllis afnrii 0111 real jil•lstivallulle of Ilie VII• 11.1 fl• W hi, h. ten 1111: X 6.11 ul .toi4Litd, look ld.lrc at Mani lii icr, tender 11. e s4INCIi.I4I tit the macivis idea ; or of thr 111411111'1 in 1111 . 11 11141 violence ha* sun e been countetialaceil by bliii Isi4tirr auditing) ?- _ It ill hick that Annie of the connected with that isioniroaul .l.ty, as c 11.4 41 pre.: of ct I Willi) LOOM:I. floe stoirinviint contrincil in the pithily rim% hair rot ied (44TU1411114 to the Hits sit the iiiiiiisolosto) ins to taste ut Ilse minor 1111111ellioll Z , a f the. cos.,. hut how imuc/i 41:14 VI (Anatol ! it iv &Wel idei/1 d 11141 an artlieti inlay ul CaVally Ike 4 I.llllolrd malt 11 ode. it ascertainc that these tact ealess Cu lets soldiers, made a lice me of their sabers. ti is WO( ill lIICd tied men and %sums it aver alike the victims of tin tr inaltscristainate emeltv. 11 i• aWes issinets 1641 le. ivi loth% ideals lost their lives, and that a tater sountler of veroans at re a unaided. it is aateliaim d !oat Enutislinit n imbrued their hands in the blood of Loutish melt. It is ann relented that the Seerelaty of :stale tor the Itotite Deinsrissivait, as the news awl on b. Ittqf of tit Pt ince st, addressed a paddle letter of thanks to the satin ens sod privates (sale 314nehester Yellaldllll, by oboist Ibis .latiaJtirr had by en VO ably effected ! It is its iyetr, %tallier the Riot Act hail, or had not hero read. it is is divide, %sheltie§ some of the nsultituao wet r, or were 111.1 i dialed nith slicks, and others n slit 1.1011t.V bi dtaputr, w hether any pro% her iadi bad, or had not beat reet areal by the Ytumamy , Lai tote they •need their botches). But a ill any one he manual' to r.•//r1 11541 the seeding of the Riot Ant (a trad ing *atoll, inaudible to the itetaitte, and not called for by the eirc (uoodlice, ail ills Cabt-)—.11141 lang,truae iil.ll turn elitiCS amid aloha—atiorded a seasonable a, aat:ll3o lot bl(uJahcd and statcs,acre It at possible that their may hale eskted some cirritis stances of it palliating nalth e. 11 is n►ht thot these car. cumstiihres should be known—it lb thilab 4130 10 wiuwld the language ul final condr aaaaa 411011, 11111111161 y h.•se beta emptied moo. hr demand or the pi ol•Ir might wIJ, lib. telly to be far inquiry—fur inresdicatu,ea —rum t I'd. Net witliManiliog the 1114 say dreadts.l facts which ha t r 1 e••n lamed, 1 am of opinion 11141 this should have been the !eliding. pi rhops liar only object of the Inertia's la • rly oral in •st. A 1111: ru'h Hall. But the charge ul p. •,r.d 4 which forms the p•iucipal 1 tiu Site Deciai..iion, 1110101111ciebb 114111 1 11111 y ansuid 4 4114 1 . 01 - 4 arty 14111 IC/1. 11011, 11111111C1, Vial lucre it uo [riga rj th , ca , a .►n oat, a4r, which appear. to ue ul toe 11.0 51 atiocitots kind, isas tommilled. Nobody deities the fact. 31411.441 s Hose not uhly ap t raved but applauded that outlaw.. The people complain or it. ' flues do not lima], condemn, but they arraign anti honing arraign, the AisgistlelltSol 31ait cliesuct, .aid alto %Insists . ' 1.1 1111 i ClO4ll. liar Da hut ,iou wises) ititurins us that '• the 12.04: 16211 Ch involvts li.e 1:1101racirt• and eooditet of these Ktuiltioseio, may he cnu ida its at a roots.: of total; ' —Cuffs is rm.., at 1r1..e. the case, I rapist, Is cwt in a 1 . 011104 - of 11141. Ihe qne•- toun w bribe, flout mid his assut idle, he gaily or sit gnatyulsedition, Iran absidotely collll.l - touts with the main que.itun. 'I lie cowilict of the 7.laslsait a s and of the .1111114 es 6, 1. nutter sin transmit .solintev;a, tat ti.e tailatinal of public opinion. Let thew gentlemen 11,n be arraign rat ;—they 'night to be arraigned—lnch-peeled I . .sets guile it ; -Irt diem, by %Ulm sill JUN or tAll• I, be brZ•rg . . , l it, 4 lriat bt foie lit ir counts Let is..poss)".sisst " an tc.tignia,,..'• br Hie ;lemma., of I. sty mina inquiry and inrentig Omit Live bale to:st place I auil when tit.' gasast object ssisnol Have been • fleet ed. it n ill limn be liar tune 111 TußSta to At:W.IT, are taut consped,..l to LONI)E. , tN. 14111, db a• . /lAA LT IS. The following extract front The Democratic Prcs.t a Philadelphia Paper, of the loth Novewber 1818, shew•s that hydrophobia bolo the Fox is very colu mn in North Auk:tics:— re/. rriureh / ra. re, .‘11)S(: Ti Ih. ttoXh.s. sutler 3 We 'hay be,n be%eral fron; Ow N. nl cui Neck. %t ho statt: :hat toe 1.),1mp; ttlmt t., ..10,1q; tule.. In ttoutity or Northuntit,ri.o,,,, opt', • : I.t.rbOllS gat e IN 111 krltt•ll .110 111414! bt •II acid. to lire 4..11,. A 11.0,t i•O.arkaule ,:rcttnr tanee ;Attend. the ot toad, , t t ,ohictt. , l 6 , 1:11104111,2, : : t . Illakeei Ils• ill. 4;1•1 • ••• •: t•:b hn a, , IA • hove bc,tiont: ,it _tan. .•• • k tti,„ , _ severat !mum. yard ill tu, ~L,. tic;, mt,A,1;11,1 du,o;;;11.1 tl, ....• pla,v aat taCkll. tilatcly rcur.d, t • . 1,..1";;It luar inane- tier Llt: road. a 41.111, 1110 X. 111:14:e lUN arti, the laavr to 4.0.11 IWO It'Aped :ntfl a Maggoll all ell 1,4 ihubilig. but t..• L t.i ~, "tal L,t him it, .etctni injury Ll.t t ; di:tl :11,1.1t4 (IV . 114‘1:64.ttL4Upj WI .%n el.:tract ut a..ttcr twin trinidiAt4 rceeiveti at liivntions u ulist - tkr his Exceliency the Goveriii.; a that Isiadd by t%vu men who appret.ctietl in disguise the willaow of the room where he was sitt.tig with his nail fired a blz.iii:Lrbi.si at theta, lea2.e.t Stith twelve bails. The (;,,vcrnor :!pd Lady were both wouniltal, but neither ngr r( ly 1111111111.11.1 S: 4 14 %, , . .