The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-07 00:00:00

Wet; DOTICAL RATERTAINAISNT. . El - - the boot, In whkls, as they knew, I was accestesel to ester the bees particulars. Ceoceivieg compliance to be dishohourabte, I pereepto. rlly refused to delver it op, except by the Ktwo's impress command, and to his MaJeers in person. In consequence of my refuel, they cc ; quieted the KING of the circumstance, who sent for ins to St. Jaines%, where I*lis introduced into the closet, more than one of the shnie-rmentioned Ministers being present. GEORGE 11. ordered she Ito return Lista the book in question, with which in. junction I immediately complied at the sums the. tsking the poker in his hand, he put it into the lire, made it red het, end then, while we stood mend him, be thrust the book into the flames, when it %au% 'op stediatelr retlecml to ultra. He ccMiiireted it lin fact as too sacred and confidential a register, to be the, transferred ewer in the new Minster'', and as having become est(bct with the Admiuistration of Mr. PFLI1.111." Mr. FIt.ILI V t of happy asemere, (sow Lord EMS. ales,) when at the Her, ularki:tbe tale dell and iras cible Lord KENTON, en en Geddes of some trial, ventured upon a forensic pea, which escited gettersl lseghter in Court, obirreinc, as soon es the usual ; r ,avity maimed to.the Long Robe, that he hoped he should stood escsised for endeevoeriag to recite a mo. treater, eajrHo, where the proceedings were at. most uniformly sad or sombre : so we, alike I &mimes of estlivonlog the serious pages of the STA Tbs. NAN, which wrest necosearily be sorrels - fel while treating bf the corruptive, of Mb Government, end calamities of the country, ire disposed to relieve the 4 ii too sy;apatbetic mind from the deep vets it cannot bet feel at the ion long contineedl r rut* of those men who treat the nation as if it w their fee simple, and the complainants in it's if they were dierontent ed dumpsites, who, instead of compastionoostited gestigstlon. With en Anecdote, therefore, of the nature of the following, it is intended to amuse the Readers of the Sr.rrcsw.dx, whenever its columns ere not en grossed by subjects of a temporary urgency, or that we are disappointed in our espectatiops of a to lerably leegtheoeti debate in the missing Sessions of Parliament : It is unquestionable that the Doke of NEWCASTLE. though he failed hi Whig possession of hit brother's secret information, hi esiomiquence of Roseats's firm ness, yet porseed IMo SSW mode of mena,mneut, on becoming himself First Lord of the Treasury.— Under Lord Butes Government, when, front a variety of causes. • violent opposition In Parlia ment armlet, which required the whole power of the Ministry to stein, similar practices were gargled to a great length. June Ross MACISAT, who bad been priest. Secretary to the Earl of nutr, end afterwards. daring semstees yearl, was Trem or the Ordnance, a man well known, fae %gently avowed the fact. Ile lived to • very advanced age, vet in several Pediments, and only died in 1796. A Gentteenan of high prays sional rank cud of unimpeached veracity, declare...lto the Baronet before mentioned, that dining at the We Earl of Bessonouou's, in Civentlish-sqeare, in the year 1790, where only four persons were present, including himself, Ross MAcalT, who was one of the number, gave them the most ample information epos the subject. Lord licasoanuon having called, after dinner, for a bottle ufeleellent Champagne, of which wins MACKAY was fond, and the roisterer lion 'accidentally turning en the means of governing the Ilona of Commons, MACKAY said, that " mo ney formed, after all, the only effectual sad certain method." " Peace of 1763," continued be, " was carried through anti appicted by a pe cuniary distribution. Nothing she took! have surronetited the difficulty. I was, myself, the chums,' aunties which the money passed. With my own hands I securer) s hay. ono ' wa k e d and twenty vele., on that vital question to Nlinisters. Eighty ibeesand pounds were set apart for the pur pose. Forty Maretera of the Hesse of Committes received from Site thoesand pounds ea4ll7treighey stakoti paid fire hundred pounds a.piipali." MAC. i‘lr afterwards confirmed, more than owes, this Net In the Gentlemen abore mentioned, via vitiated it to Sir N. He sacred, that Lord Br.ithilintiin ap . peered himself so sensible of the imprudence, as well as impropriety, of the avowal made by 111ACIL la at his table, that his Ler 1 -hip sent to him, end to the (north person who hail been present on the occasion, neat morning, to entreat of them un No account to di vulge it during MACE Ws life. ANECDOTE 1. VENALITY PRAy TIMED MY !lIR It. WAt.P(UE. stm gambit's . WAI.PULL . II AND OISIEK SUMMIT 1111- 1111/1111* . coutur1Ium IN THE HOUSE Or COUNUNII. It is seneressary to msoiserate the several in. stat cvs. ei venality and corruption practised by the list of these Ministers, daring the course of his long Administration, as be neither disclaimed uor resented the impoistiow. Nor did his political ad versaries disdain, whatever professions of public vii. toe they eight make, to bare ftCOOIIIO to the some unworthy expedients, in order to effect his removal. We have the authority of a Member of their own Body for the fact. " Dort CARLOS" (Fusosetcw, Prince of Wales), says Mr, GLovut, in his " Me moire," recently poblisoed, "told Sir N. WKA X ILL, that it cost him twelve thousand pounds is corrup tion, particolarly among the Tories, to carry the Westminster and Chippenhem Elections, in 1742, end other points, which compelled Lord Onroan, at that time Sir 110 BEET WALPOLE, to quit the Moos* of Commons." It is dilicolt to adduce morealis. factory aid unimpeachable proof of any 1%. as CLuvut was a man of strict veracity. Neither was Mr. PELHAM, who, after a short internal sec (retied Air ituuswr, and who held bit situation Pearly eleven yarn, tboegh beauty be justly esteem ed sue of the most upright Statesmen who presided in the Coentils of Gsoasz If., Less liable to the sensation of corrupting Parliament thin his pre- i . [AV: THE REVENUE►. j:1111;isR CoUftr,•lmo..o.sritlihr, Jel t OFFICIAL STATF.M ENT. Abstract of the Net Province of the Revenue of G n.st Britain, for the Qin tier, ending MI January. 1818 end 1819, respectively, exclusive of urger s( Wilt Dollen. IBM 1819. Clown •1A.017.511 t. 40.6114 Excise 5.4910.672 6.11111410 mpg 1,5 6 61 i! 1,5904111 Yos-oince 319.001 319.7.30 ' . Aomori Teats 4.110,01/ tA15.7711 Label Times 3118041 toceliAmeoes 0 456,3111 -- --.. the 00/14hlriewiste of lied,. 1146 des lAA a Meeliege, is sllo• rat disallow severed seizenst iblit: have lately limn i 1.1. by e• • smite, of their Wi rers. Tl.• roues in whir' the Coed II bed has litle by a fn.-glee knit of eme.ilellsirs, eihrit.eserehints, tebacconises, end seminneers, ell eagerly waiting their dome frcm the months et tlle Cimmissioners.— W u ,. oases, ,it tie nepotism.* escape to the partite three...lee-, sere investiesteo. fitness! &eters in via% who had dittoed their liquor very lately with water, suffered Om Ina* of their stork. owing ie that very dilution from which they erip..cded to de. site intesuat profit ; beret:met, by piecing, threesh it, • greater number f gallons lb their respective scillats than had been nem/weed on the pristine, sir. , fey by she Seperviser employed by th. tie: r d. it Te o. 'dewed them liable to all the fioos sod pesealties of Ike • tsetse Laws. Several Osetelleeteri •hn hod lecreapet their stork of tell by West *Oh r Amish they wesi set mentioned, the Public hinters well, berme si amount registered In •the .garhousn's busks. hart their goods condemned, and a penalty enacted el them; a fatls whir+ also betel tette gobeccoolats: w bed steepleyed similar melbas of eageeentlisa t' . Meek. The following were the only cases • peelseased the slightest degree of pobtle interest : nil V. limn. This was sn infenustion @Olio Thos. Hill, a pets: ikae, far having in his posseSsion two bottles of brandy above the number of Ms stock .• Edmond Parish Sharp dernsed, that on the 13th of last July he was an Fairies Officet, and. in file discharge of his deny. railed at the Defsisd.nt's hewn to sake his stock. As he was jos. preps rfng to lease his house he chanced a look into the bar, and there he saw ten intense holm. Bs the word sinew, he meant fo•eign bottle.. Ishii h it was euy t te distieguish item English bottles, from die 'bi c ker I testes*. of she Mass. SI is. Hill; the ibsfendadt's wile, die In the bar at the lime; kP enii• , her. -si descended to sr. what the bottles coiiiiined. Ss. re. Cased in ells* bite, swing that it es. some partial. jar good litmer, which she intended :14 41 pr, ~it for one of her frienda, and which wriolii he entirely Spoiled, if the cork were once Arson out of it. He milled, that ilth Peruse did iiot * ,,iir y bia, at all. mod draw the milk he world. lie, the:efore, t snit MP bottle, and, spew setting it, found that it was Galilee Wendy, theagh hr coedit not say 'hat it Met pesticniar good. He told Mrs. 11111 that tie was sorry to differ in opiniou bow her, bet the Nene wet per. f.rsly elmestable; and therefore, to perverse her from offrnsiting her friend with en urewerthy lity.ent, he Avoid take the !Teeny of seizing it. Mrs. 11111 thud lammed him that the broody had been sent es her home by a friend, who was eo call for It asein sad DRCIRY•LABB —Last night a ever Pantomime, lake it assay ; sad he modentieed that tech ade `dad called The Nilver Arrow; or. liarlecesin end the was to be made io.das. Airy Purl Berson, was performed Igo the int Mr. Hill mad. the Weems which Mr. Sharp %Mi. time. Thee story is Needed erne the principal fee. -paled, and railed a witness to ebbetaiiiiate it, eased tore of a isle gestated in the Arabian Plighte"Enter. John Cook Amen. tergement. and the pieemois far as the enausinn 'shirk ; • Mr. Acton deposed, that he had sent flee brandy prevailed enabled es to jet*, appears to hive boo, 'le stamina to Mr. Hilt's hem.. He is i burgher of get op wish considerable ability. We understand it Antarets,•iid in crossing the...este Englasid,brooght is dm pindection of Mr. HanaTnese, jet,. lied it mese brandy slung wish him to alley the qualms of eilluot be denied that it is blights , creditable*, Me to. ora.sickness, which he thought it prgii44o .et he Irbe; thes Mee especielly golvea-11 is ceessidered that , AIM feel doting his pusses. tie Is Si Matto+ by ee beef arrai.esd and completed in a very few imarriage to Mrs. Hill, and thinking•ifilifla “diiip a Mainly" might be oriel to Mrs. Hill, he sent et 111 H IS • changes of the sceine-y were mane. slid some to her without eosins; from whom it came This Of them zoseelitily well designed. The City of I brandy he etteragarde heard had bee* seised by thd Schnee, the Palate Garden, a very striking cane. I Etelse Officer.. bewation of architecture, with the lusesit nee of Oil. I In consrevience ef this statement the Commissioners oriel vegetation, the Bay of Naples, and the closing , condemned the brandy, bot remitted the penally. display of the Fairy Palace, were anion( the ablest ; I REVD. IiARPLIS. the others were of the description subsidiary to the ! This was an inforniatinn against Mr. hipper, for tricks, and enneisted of apartments in hotels, wharf., I basing in his possession this iy.nine gallons of ram shops, kr. The Magician Howssein receives en En. ; und•r proof. chanted Arrow ; the Prineest Pienronniher marches : Mr. itobert Folksy said, that in his survey of He. in full processinu, the lovers shoot as each other; the ! Pendant's stock he tried the strength of his rem ; it edvengeges of Ilarleguin,Columbine. and the (Awn, ! was '25 : 9 per cent. under proof; it ought to have are numerous, and the Fairy Peri Barton descended i been 17. sod ascended in clouds In robes of purest szene ; but I It was, in ennsequence of this evidence, home• amidst each coefesinn he the house that eke effect 1 d ately condemn eI. was.alennst entirely lust. The tricks were all in. I Rex V. ISILLYSCIR. geniously intended, bet many of them failed from the I This was en iisformatiun against Mrs. Mary Am 4 confesion that presided. I Selleager, of East Smithfield, for having in her pti • At ball-price the house wet filled in all parts, and 1 session a quantity of tee beyond her leggier steed before the Pantomime commenced en uncommon Mr. John Burton stated, that be was the &W IN 1 uproar took place in (mom of BRADBURY, a great officer who took Mrs. Wiener% stock on the 1410 k part of the audience cillieg for his re.iintatruient, ol August lot: he then left 131 lb. of (tree lee: IS whilst• the majority riveidedly opposed this call, end the 490 of August he surveyed her stock opts: he vigorously supported Ilinetisio, the eve Ct.ww.'l'he found that 21b. had been permitted owl, aid thit contest was continued during the whole of the per. 331 b. had been entered as sold in her small book.— formanre, and at time was so violently tarried on, that The balance was 971 b. ; bet instead of 97th. he the imerest of the piecerwas lost in the confusion that I found 1051 b, which was an increase of Stb. lie prevailed, and the striking mangier in which the !seized it for wow of a permit. Mrs. 11•11enger then combatants pressed the contest. All manner of ; told him, that th e nonplus had 'risme fruits her shop. things were thrown upon the stage, and a greater I min having nvec.boisked. uproar was scarcely veer witnessed in a Theatre. Mrs. Bellenger, on being called on for her de. The close of the Pantomime did not pet an end to fence, said that she Mid been from honos for seven the devour, and the hoes, was not entirely cleared days previous to the seizure nude by the officer. Hee ter a eflusiderable time after the final dropping of the sotl s and a young man in her shop, managed hat (attain. business in her absence. C u yir E . GA mpass.—The C o medy of Twelfth Al g Ag, The; Commissioners said that this was ne defewee, was performed lasi night with great seeress. and condemned the sea. The fine usually levied he The principal novelty was Mr. Femmee first ap. such occasions was; we unelerstood, remitted, pianists in the pert of Sir Andrew Agrecheek CAVrioN TO AUCTIONEERS: which he sustained with the most perfect success. Several auctioneers this day attended, to answer His wonted ability was In every iscetacus displayed, t• informations tiled against them, for not making a and he was warmly sad deservedly epelefided eleciaratien of the result of some sales in which they. t h mag b as t, • All I k e other *Ammer* wets well had been engaged, within the period prescribed by sestained, and the Comedy went or with infinite law. It la. peihelps, not generally known by the m kt. Th in ic equ in fil unc h inne n eat pm/wow for members of that calli-g, that if this declaration be the tenth time, and writ off, if possible, with in. not made, the puty failing to make it is liable to a waased sautes.. penalty of any ens from 10s. to 501. A topectsbiet auctioneer was fined in the mitigated penalty of 30s. fur not giving in the regni.ile return en three dif. ferent sic; isions ; and was gold by the Commis- sinners to be more careful in favors, as they could toe fined him 1501. if they had chose* to he severe. Mr. Himin. was also Filed tor the sense Waal, in a =um of 10s.; lie mid that it arose from a Mistake ow his part : the !isle was a sale under ell execetien, and hr thought that in retaking • return of its revolt to she Sheiiff lie had satisfied the clause in the Att Di Perlis mem. TO - 4.i66 A 13371,741 1L1.3913,111 1 CM4OIIIII appears spew the comparative view of the Crimea. Itemise for the tore ceerespoodieg Quarters. that there hag been • lees mmeipt in She- Qrsartee jest 'spired thin in the correspeading (ben let lest year; but that Quarter was swelled by an saticlimased payment upon *agar dirties to the. 111110•111 of about 700.0001. which emelt, otherwise not hags/been paid till the neat or the following Qsarter. Dedirciing, therefore, this sum from the (gesture ewded 15th Jan. 18111. the receipt of she Qoarter ended, on Tuesday, will eaceed that of the corresponding Quarter. Esensr.--Th• inemin in the Quarter just *spired l bstwed the crirrospooding Quarter, is 736.30/61. Stamps --Utulrr this hoed there. is • tiktrite, bet to a very trilling ulsount,ebeet 36,0001. I I'Ved•Orsce.—The receipt of tea two Quarters it exactly th. came. Assessed Taree.—There is en increase .1 43,7611.1 beywid the rorrespneding (lustier. Laid 1 svgs.—AN increase d b 4,7611. berred the I Quitter last rear. Miseelletweoto.—Under this head there Is • differ- I encl. of shore It0,04)I. is favourcof the enrty.p..../1. ing Quarter last year, but this is to be attributed to • Intim repayment of Insprest Money. Th•whole Quarter presents en egress of 126.9971. beyond the "tonal tie of the corresponding Quarter last year, whisk was deemed. eery productive one, and which, if we recolllact right, afforded an ripper. tinily for indulging some predictions by , n• TIMMS faseeteble to the Quarter jest ended. 4 -11ow well they baseborn verified, we now show. • - The dyficipticy upon this Quarter (this' being the Tarp ball- ear's payment of Deitiersils) is abort 1,2711,0001. • ibis am indent , . between C and 700. i WI. paid op en aetkioalt.e of the merit ' wbiib s..s.d wr, 114 the et. erwan mon.. .f payment havitllimit rreri.rt till ilw rat in• tee tett•elaa 90.111Pr.-..The Illiiretteneari ales induct is war repd)ovet iiire.4 mews. TIIKATKES. ARIGIMIN, J•x. G. This afternoon the Prince Rettent wilt firetvyti in Carlton-noose, end his Roy al Haahnets is not repent ed to worn before Saturday This reorniog Mr. lung deputed from the Pavi lion, for London. Mr. Nash, the architect, arrived bete last nlitio. in order to exemiite the progress of the improvements at the Hoye, Palace. The lamb (rein. bonding by Mr. Lincoln, in the new Mosle-room at the Pavilion, is nearly com pleted. It is andertfood, that us opportaaity for a trial of professional abilities, among the celebrated ifetformers on this grand instrument, will be afforded preparatory to tile appieltavnt of an Organidi. liteschy lh• !4essinoieonistence at the Old iNia ley. contains • no+o•rous lia of ol_ fowlers, among srhnrrt, w• are sorry to otisers• above ltt for oftoring forgo,' Bank•notes. Nuns of the o+'•er offneet seem pocalistlf •dgrst•letl. IIMMIPPIIIMMINIMINIMPIN"""""- --exm.. ..--- - '' -..... . Se' A 't k INK Et rATIEIbi.A.K. . , • e ----------e - . ... _ ---_____ • . .. iii. •• - Tiiii REVENUE. i ilacISR COMM' BKOAD.STICIihr J.!l. .C. 41410CDOTICAL RA TERTAINJIIINT. the boot, In which, as they knew, I was accustomed -..m...... -.....,-.. t -.or- to enter . the bloats minicabs's. Commellog a • . OFFICI AL STATEN ENT. * the CliikeEtriotahla of Reds. Iltla dav heti e Mr. Fir.etvt of happy memory°, (sow Lord Eta• compliance to be dishohornable, I pereepto. • Abstract of the Net Produce of the ReeeMISS of OPetirie, is allo• 0 disallow assent aestivate ehli:1: alres,) when at the Bar, ulider:tbe lulu dell and Ira.- city refused to deliver it op, eon* by 1111 Gust Britain, for the Quarters retinal/ Mk January. till s / 11 47 . 1 !: 0 : 4 : •i n 'Z hi b c ), s t ' se • a c cl no is: i tt b o o f id llsel ibe v . V 1 : - . cible Lord KENTON, on an oftwolon of some trial, Ktoo's empress commaod, and to his MArlett so ISO end 1819, respectively, exclusive of arreer of 7 • by a ni , 4l•• hest of tes.ilmlisra lde.mmeh int. s -roi l . , vameueed upon a forensic pen, which melted general person. In consequence of my refuel, they Sc- Wilt Butte. ISIS. 11119. tobacconises, and aotionesers, ell eagerly *shin* .• Wachter in Court, obirming, as soon as the usual !quaiperd the Km: of the circumstance, who tent f ohms •.ea.017.511 f. 4 5 11.6114 their dowel frt•m the months of the Commissioners.- gravity retuned Medias Long Robe, that he hopral.he f ur mo to S t , i smee t, , o th er , I m em i ntro d uce d Into Excise 5.4e.679 6.2,11,010 M,,,, ohm ; ,•1 no ieneroesseso 'tempt to t'.r partitt Elsame• *hook, stood mewed for endestooring to mite • mo- the closet, more than one of the above-niontioned Pastmllce 1 ' 5(4 3 14 I t ic itr •• rh e m.spre., sere Investiesteo. Sums! dealers itt 1 ' • *mewed TM/ 4,110,01/ t4i1.776 spirits. who had (Mood their liquor very lately meatary sheet, where the procodisgs were al. Ministers being present. GEORGE 11. ordered me Lau Times MAO 404.166 with water, suffered the Ina* of their stork. wring • • most sinifetroily sad or sombre :so we, alike Ito return him the book in question, with which In. V•cellueoas •155,3111 13.11,3111 7•- . 1 is that very dilutinn from %kith they otio•cted to do- __ __ ____. desirous eff esilivonloo theserimapagssoftheStAtEs• junction I immediately complied :at the sums Iles £13,111,741 .1113.3913,1111 ries tiousuat profit; bet-tour, by placing, threash a.iN, whir\ mat necomarily be sorrowful while tskinc the poker in his hand, he pet it into the ilre, Cotgosse -It appear* Up* , the ausimmris o ell. It, a greater number f gallons lb their teletyped,* treating bf the corruption, of Mb Government, and made it red list, I nd them, while we stood round him, lat the Cusses ILevenerr for the two EorelisPosedilulocillars than had been nerobteed raw the ptetious sera calarnhies of the country, ore disposed to relieve the he thrust the book into the flames, when it was iw- Qoattleree that there his Won a lee mettipt in Shit-, fay by the Soperviter employed by eh. Lio: r d. it Tv ,- • 4„ too sysapatbetic mind from the deep resit cannot risediatelr reduced to ashes. Ile considered it Iln (1 6 " 4 " just 'attired than in Om uovresPoedlase Qiwt- rdeted them liablb to all the fines and poulties of she l a rt a r tici lost imm yez ; po be y t a t r h o o t t Q upo oa n tle s r n w ar al d s o w or al s lad to by t a b o o, . dia m w o rs,eto L esk s olf . te r by ers o l oo tteadbu se " l it o-rw h is t ly s n os h;: i i t l b o t c ) re w eltett e.e; i 1 l but feel at the too long enntineedy role of thole fact as too sacred and confideniial a register, to be men who treat the notion IM lilt w their fsesimplo, t has transferred over to the new Minster., and as ausuesit of about 700.0001. which •oold otherwise Y 1 .1 not asoutioned, the Public kteerws welt , bev.iB vi and the complainants in it's if they were (Meanies" - haying become oattocr with the Admialstration of not has, beep paid till the neat or the following a mou nt reg i s ter*, In • the •gachieni.n's * s oh/. 100 eti dernagragoes, who, instead of compastion„ . Meti ted Mr. PrLliSt." Qu Dodo-dug, o Quarter. Dodug, therefore, this sum from E is• their goods condemned, --A no a penalty enacted al • gutter steed 15th Jan. 1614. the receipt of she Moms; • fate which also betel seek 'Dimmed/silt,: w i castigation. It it unquesliemable that the Deka of NesCA Quart. ended. on Turarloy a will eateod that of the I hid STLE.employed similar 'welds of immune's', t h . :. I gu • 'h Wish an Anecdote, therefore, of the nature of the though he failed its getting possession of his brot h er ' s stack. The following were the only cases . following, it is intended to amuse h Readers correspooding Quarter. 1 -e of I secret information, In esotequence of Rossitts's fire* Excifto.-Th• inereose In the Quarter jest ellltired ; p o s s eesod the slightest degree of public interost :- the Sr.rresw.sx, whenever its co l u mns are not 0 °- nest, yet pursued Ilyv same mode of mena.emeut, on inset the cnodspooding grafter, is 734.36,11. a 1 ell v. limb. grossed by subjects of a temporary urgency, or that becoming himself First Lord of the Toesture.- 311 . 7" . 7 1fi t : n l e siu r t o h e i s nt h :t o fil t e 36 ":: s ouo e d•c i. "eget hat l i i. Tbis f was ur k s e n in in g fo . nos n h t l i s on initirsoss:ortiow s. o n lso i" lt a le t s 3 t 11 we are disappointed in our expectations of a to- 1 under i Lord Bores Government, when, from a to • I Phst•Orsce.-Thi receipt of - the t" Quarter. i ' 1 brandy above the number of ids stock tenthly Megtheoell debate in the undue Seniors of „ sic _ yof causes. • violent oppasitioa In Parli4" exactly dm mom • Edmond Parish Sharp deposed, that en the 13th ail 1 i •Sc t irtllk i • 1 Parliament :- meet true, which required IM whole power of the Assessed Term-There is an increase of 43,7611.1 of 4 , 1 J uly ANECDOTE I.he was an Earls. Of fi cer, and, in the • I Miniery tsetse's, Similar praCtiMPS were altribril to a beyond dm correepreeding (learner. VENALITY Pally TISED My SIR It. WALPOI s E. I length. Juno Ross MAMIE', who had Landis:ea.-As biretta@ of b 4,761 1. I discharge of Ms duly { culled at the Dof-ort.nes h°l°°d the ! hoes* se eke l his stock. All he was jos. preparing 33R riettaltT wAt.PuLE'll AND oThell SUCCesrire Mt- E re " ile last year. to leave his house he chanced i• look into the bar, partly Secretary to the Earl of Berm and (I* . l . - e strrou'coatitirt rum IN INC 11005 t or COMMUNS. I 'afterwards, during serestoito 'earl, was Tres- mistelhoseoisc.-Under this head there is a differ. and there he taw two weeny bottle,. Its the word pair is favours( the cort•-post(l- ronsge h e m ean t fo. e s c r i bottle-, shit h II sic euy It is sonoresery to mouirerate the several in., • ( the Ordnance, a man well known, ire- :o n i t c* Q o e f a a t t ret se lea l t year, but this is to be attributed to to death:l/lAA from English bolster, from he thicker stave's. 9/ venality and corroption practised by the wady avowed the fact. Ile lived to a very a lugs repayment of Impsest Money. • thaturli of the Sloss. Mis. Ililli the I)efealsell's t, list of these Ministers, dodge the course of his advanced ago, sat in several Parliaments, and Thowbolo Quarter presents an "Ireee O f " 6 ' 9971 ' oil., teat In the tsar at the time; be a -no , her. -il i • long Administration, as be neither disclaimed uor only died in 1795. A Gentteenan of high profits. ilse:tendilmwithren:% d eeme d she d a:::e r r p u ra d d it e i t t l i o r !l e : deassoded to sr. what the bottles con tained. st .4 , e .. resented the iimpustioo. Nor did his political ad- sional rank used of unimpeached verscity, declared to y ea r , sod which, i f se rocollbct right, afforded an topper- • sae, fused to Aloe hint, ra•log that it sits so.ne portico. , tar good lilsor, which she intencloil os a pr, seal for townies disdaits, whatever professions of public sir.t the Baronet before mentioned, that dieting at the late r un up for isoluteing sou peedictious by: no means ' one o f h er f r i en ds , and o h i d, o v ..id he *dimly toe they might make, to bare recourse to the some Earl of Busonouou's, in Civenelish- square, in the fasoeteble to the Quest jut 'Wed.- 4 -116w well w i le d , i f the mirk were „„ a „.„ nut of i t . R e unworthy expedients, in order to effect his removal. year 1790, where only fear persons were present, the/ hose been verified, we sow show. ' - 0 . 01 ,d , t h at this „ este , s lid not w i t t y . h i m it alt, We have the authority of a Member of their own including himself, Ross Macs at, who was one of t his Quarter (this' being the md d r ies t h e cork he world. Ile , tho:efore t otlc Tie dvbeleill upon a .a . , . , 1 body for the fact. " Don CAaLos" (FosoaarcEt the number, gave them the moat ample information ta rp " 11- . /smr 1 payment a Dusletsts) is sliest ,tie bottle, and, opal, tooling is, found that it wee Coigne lirseily, though be coo" not •av 'hot it riot Prince of Wales), says Mr, Cloven, in his " Mc- upon the subject. Lord licasoanucn having called, • lialr ma inclrdts between C and 700ttas• EMS •P the pas Ocular good. He mid Mrs. 11111 that tie was sorry moire," tautly ',ndy pablistied, " N W told Sir N. KA X ILL, a f ter di nner , for a bottle ufmellest Champagne, of nolletevileh ,c 4 . l ll ;: a l 7" !•a , 1 Li natre . vaih r li p:tpi " V i t MI . t i e: l at hv ar . ..; ! to differ in opinitto boos her, but the liquor wire per- I that it cost Alm twelve th ous and pounds is corrals' which wine MACKAY was fond, and the conaersa- t e e N eaasni e Qs .rter.....Tha ariweisoramoy oho eirdwie a tarp tastily detestable; end therefore, to present her from • iaciespal reed) rem al Marta Mmes. aff ronting her (demi wirty an unworthy peesent, he Sloss Particularly among the Tories, to carry t he • 'ion accidentally turning on the means of governing - _ - - " e " --1- - ---'— Amid lake that Itoerty of seizing it. Mrs. Hill thud , Wesimiustar aod Chippenhom Elections, in 1742, ' the d ouse v - • of Commons, MAcsr said, that " mo- TIIKAITKES. laformed him that the broody had been sent as her • sad other points, which compelled Lord Oman, 1 „y f orme d, after a ll, the only e gio c r ei l mad certain --..iim..-- • house by a friend, who was to all for it s t rain sod at that time Sir Roacer WALPOLE, le quit the Ilona; method.” 66 the Puce of 1763," cooliwoed be, Davit-salte -Last night * sew Pantomime, take it assay ; sad he owlentesed that soh a /*feed of Commons" ii. is &meat to adduce MOrafalear lof was carr i e d threegh en d gp f f i ro j by g P i- milled The Miner Arrow, or. Herleqein cord the sass to bet made tooday. factory and unimpeachable proof of any f. as , co m er , distribution. Nothing she took' hare Foley Pert Eamon. was performed fur the int Mr. 801 l made theologise*. which Mr. Sharp agtiii- GLueLa was 'a man of strict ccccc ity. I :surninotyted the difficulty. I wis, myself, the time. The story is ferruled urns the princi p al feu voted, and called a whore to ebbetantiate it, *amid Neither wits Mr. Puma*, who, after a short interest sac- channel throug h wh i c h the mousey passed . Wi th tare of •We vetoed in the Arabian Night! H Enter. John Cock Acton. by _ I ... needed Air Raossev, and who held bit situation I m y . tairsment. and that piece, far as the confusion worth , • Mr. Acton deposed, that he had sent l a broody 4 , own hands I *vested above ow h u mbrod and ! pre/tooled enabled es to pods*, appears to have been 'ln question to Mr. Hilt's hoe... He it i burgher of i'' nearly eleven piers, though beam) , be justly esteem- twenty votes, on than vital question to hliolaters.. vs ag , wish cansid „ shin anili , y. . Me understand it Antwerp,•iid in crossing the ...as to Entlattd,brnOiht . ed Olaf of the meat *plight Statesmen who presided I Ei g hty yh es e utt yl potions were set apart for the put- : l a the p u ,doetiou of Mr. Darthyressa, jaw. and it owe* brandy along with him to allay the quaint, of Its the Councils of Geo*oz If., Less liable to the . usickness, which be thought it pesimhlst At he i I pose. Forty Mombers of the lines. of Commutes !gout be denied t h at it is hi e d, (creditable to hi s t S . op @crusader' of corrupting Podia:nest than his Pre - I r ec e ived f r om ref a thousand pounds oogli -I Mghng l t lPtif, •,- Om mere Ospociolly whee-11 is considered that i Alb! feel during hit poem,. fie h '___ls veLat . ir .by i u !it Mss hem arranged and completed in a very few f marriage to Mrs. Dill, and Milking -not a dealt I decessor. A Maid of air N. WRANALL'S, a eau saes I . paid firm hundred pounds e• " e an AC. is of braudy" might rte useful to Mrs. Hill, he sent it y!. . 4 ,sf : rank and high character, whose nano he does not wt • afterwards confirmed, more th an once, MK The changes of the scene-y were many. sod some to her without sa)itic from whom it came This •• . think proper to " Wen t all -he is till alive, but, r.ist to the Gentlemen above men ti o ned, who misted of them peculiarly well designed. The City of' brandy he afterwards heard had l.eee seised by the - It known, " lad et enc. " el " veracit y ead iit to Sir N. He sacred, time Lord Dosiceeptien spi Oshirre, the Palace Garden, a very striking com. I &rim Officor.. autheolicitY of whatever he relates; hes frequently peate) himself so sensible of the imprudence, as well assured Sir N. that show the year 1757 Its was por. jas impropriety, of the arose! made by Maar tz al biller's* of architecture, with the lusesia nee of Doi- ; In cniasermace of this stationent the Commissioners I oust ve elision, the Bs of Nopke, and the closing . condemned the brandy, hot remitted the penally. .. S' •;1 tonally squiffiest with Russets+, who had been Se- I hi, ta bl e , that Isis ler•I-hip sent to him, end to the IMP .1 lo of g the Fairy Palace, 7 were among sl the ablest I RC% O. tisane. ; the Olsen were of the description subsidiary to the ! This was an information against Mr. Harper, for votary of the T imer! maw Mr. p iLuAm, b et who !fourth person who had b e e n p row t on the occasion, tricks, sod consisted of operoments in hotels, wharf., I having in his possession this ty-nine gallons of rem was then old, lafirms, and near his told. Ila lies be. 1 nest morn i ng, to entreat o f them on no account to di- sloops, kr. The Magician Houswin receives an Elio ; under proof. tied in Westminster Abbey, iu Poet's Corner, s h e " ; 'else it during MACE tl'S Wl'. ebanted Arrow ; the Princes: Pienronniker marches' Mr. Robot, Felloty said, that in hit survey of De- • 4, his epitaph describes him, es " the most faith- in full processino, the lovers shoot as each other; the i fendant's stock he tried the strength of his ram ;it fel Secretary of the Right irouourahle Ur ray - • - --- - - &dreamiest of Ilarlegein, Columbine, and the (Awn, , was '25 : 9 per cent. snider proof; it ought to have IvArsti, INTE L LIG lINCE. ars numerous, and the Fairy Peri Demon ()wooded i been 17. Pumax." This Gentleman conversing with Ro- aod ascended in clouds in robes of pores! score ; but I It wss, in con.equenco of this evidence, iinme-i stars, spoil the m --.....- tiros mots of those tis when ha • amidst with cosfssion its ilia house that the effect I d a:ely vesicles', el. boAL, Jut. 6.-Arrived sad sailed for the River held a place under Administration, and particularly 1 w en entirely lost. The tricks Imre all in. I Rat e. ItIELLESGII. on the m in which the House of Commons was i the Gau g e psYlibV Edgar _ from Sr. M ichael's ; gously intended, bat many of them failed from the I This was en iiiformatiso against Mrs. Mary Ate, Prudent. Forster, from the'Smeth Sus ; and Canada, confusion abet prevailed. I Bellmager, of East Smithfield, for having in her milho • then managed, Rouen avowed without reserve, that I I Grine from Calcutta, sailed * l6th Joie, and front At ball - prig the house was filled in all parts, and I se ssion a quantity of tee beyond her regular Molls whits he remitted at the Treasury, there were a I ' the Caps 34th Oct.: spoke so Yid Nov. is lat. 7. 27. before the Pantomim e f commen ted on uncommon Mr. John Burton stated, that he was the &Wee • number of Members who regulatly received from uproar took place in I lon. 22., 59. hi t Majestes 'hip Creole . him their payment or stipend, at the end of every ,_ part of the audience rilliog for his re.iontatemons, of August 1.4 . : he then left 131 lb. of greet tea: its r Session, in Ilaii k•uoies. The sums, which varied. ac- FALMOUTH. JAP4•4.—ArrimeeitluitSwifiserellaccet.. w hilst she m aj o rity decidedly opposed the call, sod the 29th of August he surveyed her stock gale: be i e cording eo the meats, 'Wily, and attendant* of with Mails; sailer! from Maltnson the 7th, mod from vigorously supported lIAITLAsIV, the new Cfanrit.The (ovoid that 211. had been permitted mo s sod thit tits respective individuals, amounted usually Gibraltar on the 20th of December. The ford rims was continued during the whole of the per. 3211. had been entered as sold in her small book.- in and at was so violently carried on, that Trio ance : instead of ha from bee kindred pounds to eight hominid posse& [ lnhale packet arri v ed at Gi braltar on the 16th , sod 1 4 h .1 e rmance, Wettest of the pi time pers:lnas lost in the confusion that !found bal 1(15Ib , was *hick 971 b. was an but ea incrse of Sib97lh. . He per awns .. " This largess I distributed," sallod for• Malta on Om 1841 s o f December . prevailed, anti the striking manner in which the !seized it for waist of a permit. Mrs. H.llenger then added ROBERTI, "in the Court of Boggiest., PeNSANcE, JAN. 4.-Several sail in the sling last combatants pursued the contest. All manner of ; tuld him, that the neuritis hod arisen ( rum her shop. ohs the &ref the prorogation of Parliament. night. thio g s were thrown u p on the stage, and a greater ! man hieing nver . .hooked. I took my stand there, and as the Gentlemen posted I Livearooc, JAM. S.-The Little Ann, Ford,tcm u proar scarcely seer witnessed in a Theatre. Mrs. Bellenger, of bring called on for her deo me, in going to or tetoining from the Home, I I •Nesfosi s dlind, is sawed d off Oporto with losiseaf 'lhe elite was loaethat of the Pantomime did not pot in end to fence, said she had been ft too hum's for for see the clamour, and the how was not entirely cleared days previous to the seizure made by the officer. lice conveyed the money in • aq of the hand.- main-mast and boats, and part ether cargo thrown for a ciiisiderabla time after the final dropping of the anus. and a young man in her shop, swaged hat Whatever person received the Ministerial bounty in business in her absence. 'overboard ; sod Sarah, Ilibbios,trom Newfoundland, certain. the manner thus related, I entered his name in a w ith d ime . Cover-oallmEe- -The Comedy of Twelfth Night, Thi Commissioners said dist this was no &hose, ! book, which wog preserved iii the deepest seesecy, at p erform e d last night with great sucrose. and condemned the net . The fine usually levied em otttromo. Jaw. 3.-Put In the Boyne, Plrkins, it being never inspected by ass, one, 'one the Km"' pencipal novelty was Mr. FARRIS . / first ap- such occasions was; so understood. remitted. from P ugwnst , for Newcastle, In want of Weil. paarencs to the port of Sir Andrew Agrecheek CAt.. HON TO AUCTIONEERS: 'k Ind Mr. PELHAM. On the decease of that Minister, siuns, and several other., anal remaisa Iliad-baud. which he suiabied with she mast perfect success. Several auctioneers this day attended, to some , 1 in 1754, his brother, the Doke of Nawcastss, Mr. I'ooLs, JAN. 6.-Vessels from the westward havo His wonted shall) was in every l•nollh:e displayed, to informations filed sgainst them, for not making a Fos, afterwards Lord HoLttoo, and others of the be was easily aid deservedly opoloAded declaration of the result of some sale, tor e which they esperienced very Dog r _b *esthet e , partichlarly on and he All th e o th er a e r i e re were we ll had been engaged, within the pedal prcribed by Cab be, who succeeded to power, antine% in oh- Christmas-day. fain an accurate knowledge of 0:op-irate state of - sosesined, and the Comedy went off with infinite law. It is. peihsps , not generally known by the _ m kt. H i d e i ds Al unc h qtne n was p erformed for lumbers of th at csiii- t e, that if this deciamtion be 4 the flout of Commons, and particularly to motels TOWLFI'II Nit BT. the tenth time. and west off, if possible, with in. not made, the patty filing to make it is liable to e the names of all the individuals who received money - . mi . - ereased seae a. penalty of any roe from 10s. to 501. A respectable . daring Mr.PELNAII'S life, applied to me for Mitosis- -•- - -- -- soctiotteer was fined in the mitigated penalty of 30s. 'l l This Festival almost the lest of those which N.. ARIGIITYIN, JAN. G. ! for nut giving in the reqoi•ite return to three di( lion. h-They f ar t h er demantled of ma to surrender low in th e train of the now • year, and are hided by ' -. u s e - i ferent cc; miens ; and was told by the Commit.: the old sod the young, by the wealthy and indi g ent , This afternoon the Prince Regent will Mowed to !doors to be mere careful in I.,sere, as they could • we my of .. happy winery," in contradiitinetinn to that chew. ;as seasons of enjo)nient and relaxation, was list Ca r lton-noose, end his Ro s a) Highness is n o t expect- "lye fined him 1501. if Ihr had w. I° he severs. of so. V. them. such rosy be tolled unhappy, sake she co.. (which the ; night celebrated with its sccuslorned fun, frolic, and ed to return before duct of this last Barrister, as Atterary-lieneoal Saturday nest. I Mr. DAM. was also Fused for the same illofisle in a H oona nthie lulu.. Lasarca oauld medium to be under I hilarity. The shops of the principal paltry-Conk, 'this roorniog Mr. Long deput e d from rho Pavi. I som of 10s.; he void that it arum from • lailstak• on vet bad s3 “„ o o r 6 „„ r „ o „, ) , en „„,,,A the esteem exhibited every imaginable variety of Twelfth. lion, for London. his part : the vs!e was a sale under se execution, and he had befure acquired as conjoined sink the tiro-mentioned I cake, from the enormous mass, weighing a quarter Mr. Nash, the architect, arrived be t e last nlglit, in he thought that in making • return of its revolt to ll e xcellent l's riot is the derenceoi N Pans eva. Pas hou abiolute of a ton, hotted, insomuch that nee of the mute resume pieces of iteny I s um- was fall on "Roar a public dinner. an the Crews and Anchor. I a few years back. After drinking bumper boats is the fitable 1 Ads mote of the Kights of Juries. by th limo, three, the Pre- 'ideal desired the crwapsayte charge with 10fileeles, sad shoe, en * in sober sarineackue ow, .• Toe* Newry cif the bateVlCAnif and richly mutated with (undies and coo. order to examioe the progress of the improuusests at the She' dr he had satisfied the clause in the Act a .. Almoner% sweet. of wane an autism eye," the Royal Pollee. The superb mein bonding by Mr . Lincoln, in Parliameot. tothe less bulky, but equally !dossiers composition, the new Mosic.rotans • at the Pavilion, ii . nearly Com. Wetliterdry lise.:estinos commence at the Old Osia Inch little Miss lavished her scanty more *Nash, plot's& It is understood, that ma opportuoily for a ter . The Clionlar contains • numerous list "f "(- the h er d -aaved bounty of t he hofidays. the dukes trial of professional abilities, among the celebrated fenders, 'most whom, we are sorry to olisorr• above i t 6 ,,,,,. E , q• •• A, this t i me he ( si r V. (Ammo ow Amereey . on the cakes were mulliforisos, sad the ioscrlptious Ifserformers on this grand instrument, will be a ff orded IN for ott•ting forgo , ' ilaiik-noseu. Nuns ni tie TOElal. 1 . Equally su. preparatory to tile appointor:eta an Organist. oo•er offences seem peculiarly aggresated. _ • ~, - ...... • I if 5 [ 1 decessor. A mewl of Sir N. WRAZALI../. a *ea .4 rank and high character, whose name he does net think proper to melltion, as -he is still alive, bet, If known, woold at once shop veracity sad authenticity of whatever he relates; hes ',equality assured Sir N., that about the year 1767 he was per sonal, negotiated with RUSIIKTS, who had been Se cretary of the Treasury ender Mr. PELIIAM, but who was then old, infirm, and neer his cod. Ifs lies bu ried in Westminster Abbey, iu Poet's Corner, who's Ilia epitaph describes him, as " the moss faith fel Secretary of the Reel Irououralile Ur tile Presser." This Gentlemen conversing with Ro ll:RT., upon the events of those times when he held a place under Administration, and particularly on the to in which the House of Commons was then managed, Roams avowed without reserve, that while Ise remained at the Treasury, there were a number of Members who regularly received hum him their payment or stipend, at the end of every Session, in liao k•uotes. The sums, which varied ac cording to the merits, ability, and attendance of the respective individuals, amounted usually from flee hetalred pounds to eight bemired posed, per mane.. " This largess I distributed," added ROBERTI, " in the Court of Regimen, on the deveif the prorogation of Perlisment. I took my stand there, and as the Gentlemen passed me, is going to or returning from the Horse, I conveyed the money in • sq of the hood. — Whatever person received the Ministerial bounty in she manner then related, I entered his name lo a book, which wss preserved its the deepest secrecy, it being never inspected by any one, earept the K :mu and Mr. PELHAM. On the decease of that Minister, in 1754, his brother, the Duke of Ntwcssltt, Mr. Fox, afterwards Lard Ifor.t.ann, and eaves of the Cables'', who succeeded to power, antines to ob tain an accurate knowledge of the private state of the noose of Commons, and pertirulsrly to 'wends the names of all the individuals who received money shoring Mr.PELNAIeS life, applied to me for informs. lion. ''They farther demanded of use to surrender • We say of " happy awsnery," in contradiitinesinn in that of xn . V. titan. which may he called unhappy, since the con duct of this last Barrister, as Atsurtsey-tieneral (which the Ilstanurable 7nnxaa Favors would ever disdain to be under our bad system of Coveriatarill), rouvertert the esteem he had hefure acquired as conjoined with the tiro-mentioned excellent Po Tint in she defence •f facie s. Parer Mot absolute hailed, insomuch that arse of the mum ruirliat pieces of irony was eau on Ito at a public dinner. at the Cryan and Anchor. a few rears back. After drinking bumper limas In the Nable Aik wait. of the Kightsofr Juries. by three time three, the Pre sident desired Ike computaym charge • Ith mod Mrs, in sober nidneseamme net, " To the Memory of the bete Vienne Gram, Esq." At this time be (Mr V. Limbo was Mooney- iv: ma INTICLLIGENCE. DRAL, Jur. 6.—Arrived sad oiled for the Riser the George Darts, Etigar,—from Sr. Michael's; Prudent, Forster, from titat'So•th cress ; sod Canada, Grant, from Caked., sailed 16th Jen', sod from the Cape 34th Oct.: spoke so 13d Nue. is lat. 7. 17. lon. Mil. his Majostl's ship Greet*. F A LMOUTH, J AM. 4.—A rrived.tho Soifisaro p l acket, with Mails ; sailed from Matteson the 7th, Bed from Gibraltar on tbe 40th of December. The Imroi Dokatt packet arrived at Gibraltar on the 16th, sad sailed for. Malta on the 18th of December. PIINSANCE, JAN. 4.—Several sail in the sling last night. [Arum:tor., JAM. 5.-11se Little Ann, Ford,frots Neafoendland, is artivA off Oporto with lass of Tomo-oast and boats, and part titter cargo thrown overboard ; sad Sarah, ilibbies,trom Newtown!land, • ith damage. MILFOKti. JAR. 3.—Pat in the Boyne, Perkins, from Pegwost, for Newcastle, to want of pool.. Won., sod several o thers, and remain siarLionand. POOLS-, JAN. O.—Vessels from the westward ham esperieneed very rough weathar ipy partkalarly on Christmas•day. TWSLI►TII MOUT. This Festival, slmost the last of those which fol. low iu the train of the new year, and are hailed by the old sod the young, by the wealthy and indigent, a, seasons of enjo)ruent nod relaxation, was last night celebrated wish ass accustomed fon, frolic, and hilarity. The shops of the principal paltry•cnnks exhibited every imaginable variety rif Twelfth cake, from the 'norm's, tom, weighing a quarter of • ton, and richly tessalated with goodies sad con. " Anrninon, swot. of nanny an sit Nei er," tothe less betty. bet equally plessiag composition, on which little Alias lavished her scanty Once Omsk. the hart-oared bounty of the Isofidays. the device. on the cakes were osoltifariees, end the iasctiptieus rqually su. on,. oNlis i Milit polies, 11/ hic% Deviant t o Jodges but. did not 011 SirOndly 46 o Report or she discus. codifying the ieb Petitions the differeht there ells to n Dirt assert ming to the ' rational re. either o Pot. Peers or 91. usking.gtrat n his .Diplo- vinciel States ou assembled lar7 posts in I is nom ern esiablishmeet hi same Cow the defiles' of bein for. e ereclitin of snob', io the article front King of BA. is the pictures prf Galleep.-- r piste in the IS COISSIDSCS. tinged, that To epee pen icioety ChiM r •111 be sic linnets of the earn *ill be 01. 5u .I vs.-- sew ; Deputy Iber Commis. red th•Grond C. MutWir, lit Costiurat from his lite ip's baggage, talky 9f other Sonde, even. sertawte who I et Antwiw i p„ ig ehteao di) a bee. rtreitti of tee Slog the 'ersel he ',twee, which ~istetift-of the rebahly real. Ire fee &Mei- Istinentell Ge ist of !talc!), dog tit. Mi. sod bir• per d to dot Pub- d from the 91. ;esteems ' after re of 30 yeare. r @editing the %ir Attututt item of that Doan's+Tta, al M. Usual. , as liehl at the molt MOM, •ral, a• a Di- Its,. E4q. de• rom.—To the Hissooet de nese of his in apoplezy. Castlereagh, England •ith Ile store then toed that not reosesianee al- The Cattle. It. •ith a de n! fa Jew, it 'e these troops .Si to whrm, ter her heed. Detain netted r handed 2301. the else- fou t CUANCCULUit 111, Were Tess ia e WO. Ivan k Woo of th. ►e Ms soot this tot. Esq., the owe' io the atej the report says that the mini, (tom be- Pecovery. to have been ts, last week, grrgste 40,(Xiv