The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-21 00:00:00

rip gDITOR strait ST4TESMAW. 9111=-1 4 1fili dila weastinseitting Ina piddle ,eof. feestddat ttith offload, it was -publicly stated by a Gentleman the* Itientoit, - gat Mr. Liston bed Mid, to • Stied eeltopeeryv that -the Managers Covent.Gardeterhestee would hats carried. the point of the New Prides; but for the oppedtiou bf the blackgoofeitilkens. Nut having tke means bf asteetaietng do-troth of - this matter through any 'private channel, I beg you will insert this in your impartial and truly honest columns, that Mr. L. ply babe a. opportunity of . ens weritsg it as open tl: acid 'kith the •laree• candour as it is now do not whits to injure theftelingslor interest of Fierfornier Ike ranks so deservedly Wet in the opinion:Of the piiblic as Mr. L. ; but . • :lee atrocious Silithfe of affected cousequesice and base &Calained in this charge, is • 'bra nature the present state of. theatrical atfdts,•detqatithribe .M4O .revere aeimadversion. Bfackgota - 41 Ciii-suas,. indeed! • W ere the gives of Demtie:bar soloed but• ter one night oil all ;rout eitiseps 4requent the Theatre, Tragedy :eight rave, and Comedy. fasdi, but there mould be only " a . beiticarlyaccpunt of empty Boxes," to weep or to Mile's* did °caption. Yours, . • IXDAGATba.• • Alsester 194 . 1110. /It thy SITArgSM AN. . •:• • . E!tiezo. contest betwren. the • Mansion of t-Gardna Theatre and t he Pdblk, haring • =at e figse,particialar otteotieetai will, .I hope, for my troubliag you with, sky oliseria. •'. • those Meteors; and istise sibjettalt WNW btoo. netuilUes, it will be anal slut 14r Illeto enter hie detail. A was one ("A0.614106 bad the hewer to in. Arad flee mail. hotel and Whistles to support thither ..• Won, of the Public, determined , with the *mist- , • lops of some digit:friends; mot only is resent the %mks of the Managers,: bat the attempts of the ildwre-brentrics of Uow.etreet-Office, to support Wm. Fonlottabtly-fer.(be• ,personal security of these hireling•ruilleps,.ato elleiayit use Weeds while the tedavetal 0' lettere) isppositien vatted, but when it gave way to dist More Coot, determined, bud jostifiableeepressioit of disapprobation; they considered it as a signal of their personal emu. city, and preceded to acts of the most flagrent injustice. Baring been • absent from town for 'soot* days, l vies rejoiced On wny return to the tileatre on Monday lust, to observe that the spirit of John Mitt had noir been dornisut .fur o time; ge salutation aid groetinei given to a Bow street Officer in a passage to the second tier of Boma, while attempting to lake.a‘ Gentleman kite cuvto. . dy, will not encourage him to make another visit to his frit:l4o . Mal - quarter. As 'mai Astra 'aidrane;.d, and no one elutes stewed to contradict, . that the proceedings of the Maiistratas 110.'434i:et have been completely the Ertillatarti jestilled in such a conclu lion, and *air realidanoe he such cases a duty they wet' themselves ; I would therefore ;thrive' the friends of the Opposittdo to unite with , deter thleatioe to cheat.* the innovators of their rights; sects proceediags I skeuld not certainly rectim. mend could justice be otherwise obtained; of the feilure of which we hue already had too malty proofs to trust to that &Witte ezpostation. am,Sir t One of the otwoerout Family of JOHN *MI. 11011 3 1 / 2 11 . 4 1 1ffitille • A retammt Reader ',riser 'rely tridepeeitent Paper. siaimetemone=eemensee To the EDITUR of T - STATEN ALIN. . Sia—l beg to inform you of a few things con. . alma, with the contest. now raging leaw...vii the Itowetl sense of a British Pu blie,snd Mountebank ***rice. Use them, it your discretion—be lured, botievite, they are trite. • It has.not 'been stated in any Paper of to-day (that I have seep) how the tint.irtuoate youth was capinred who last sight held up his watch-ribbon (with Old Priem, ittiuted on liaJf an hour after the perfori.. Mice, was over, when the audience from the Side. Buses had nearly dispersed, the Gendarme in I "within came put of the second box frost Mel, stage, and two ruffians, who had ben eyeing hits termecinie, acid were stationed at the outside of the Bea, rushed instantly upon him, and thrust him through pritate dour at the cud of the lobby; into the stage, passage. Of course he was in nit instant eat at from his friends, and from 411 assistance. This is the erect of that system of impiosege *Mei Ike setiandrel Press and Globe reeommended to the Managers. the whole of the Front Bose. were 6/led by Ordsit, at fail rice of course; and oe admission at halt pky, dies. was no admission to dams seats. say,l's as some of the venal prints hays said, that te female part of the audience was parties.. early respectable, is false. Some respectable fe males there were, bat the balk were not of that de. eeription being women dressed up for the night, Amy if totiem seemed never to have been iu a Box befooru One enewered one (on civilly re. l /westing her to open the dour of a Rue lehaitel there was room) ' No, I'll be hanged np if:l .Indeed my weeder at such *kip soon ceesed;, when e Gentian. informed me, that a person ,: mhos he pointed out to me eci the spot, bad et), ordersia' to him to disteibate to Me best adran. loge. These natters, however, are trifles to the Public. They will Aare the happiest effect in the Treasury of the Proprietors. A ' pretty six pot% if nt. account, truly, we shall have founded on the profits (loss 1 should say) of this season ; but there is a matter not to be so easily digested, I mean the tyrannical, the unconstitutional measures used in arresting the persons of our countrymen. It is my present wish ) Mr. Statesman, that you would have a subscription opened by some means 5 0 support the caufe of British liberty; not only by defending the unfortunates now node? bail; but on their acquittal, retorting the commitmelit and false imprisonment on the Magistrates or Pro, evictors as may be. lam confident there is not rue Briton, who would not with pleasure sub. scabs hid pine for so noble a purpose. itta, . • •Si • r s Taaaff, 21P-rsie IRDITOR es. THE srat& mdm. kitowi love of troth has Induced t 4) resubie ynd whit the two fullostiogyneviest friend otnitoe ) ,of the greatest respectability, Ilteetod.ese that, on the second or third ni*ht or performing, at the new Theatre Covesst.Gar. ilea, atter Mr. Kemble had in vain endiavnered to addromi the andlenee he withdrew to the green_ room, exclaiming " We most nut attempt to force the Nor Prices, I see it trill not 40 ;" to which ita• abetter was made by a young man (a son of Mr. Iris:fir, and who I see,' by some of the Miiining Pipers, ii called Henry tiaras), 4ho re plied; It shall not 'he given up.isatil they have ken well tried." Now, Sir, Ido notinteed to 'vindicate Mr. Kemble; but as the public has bvtit told by " Harris' rill, but Kenai', won't," it becomes them to set the frequenters of the Theatre right on this point, that blame may be imputed where it due. Should you deem this article of sufficient insportaoce to be admitted in your Paper, it will probably be seen by one or nth of the shrive gentlemen, and I hope, as they are equally Interested ; one of think will deign to .answer it. . . I int belt farther to ask,. through the same medium, 'Whether Ift.traham, whose 'Mine so often appears as exereising magisterial authority at Bow-street, is the Mr. Grab:lo4h° is One of the managers of the affairs of Drery.l.ane it he a fit person to judge io a contest between a British Audience and a brother Menage! ?•••I ate Sir, with great respect, Your humble servant. 1111111111014 J. L. To the- EDITOR of THE STATESMAN. • 81a—A report being in circulation that I have 'posed making au apology to the Mausgers of rant-garden Theatre, allow me (through the Woum of your Paper) to assure . the public, ilat I hate not, nor never will make (or accede Ist)'luch a proposition. Requesting you will 11111111 publicity to the above, • - I am; Sir, k • Yourtobedient bumble servant, 9. DUMELD. Bistivingate-street, October 91, 1809. P S. I shall take the liberty of troubling you tla Moodily with a statement of facts, and atriint the extianation which you stated was- : -" Jet to be expkined." .210 of Till STATESMAN. ta—Although aware of the value of your truly patriotie Paper, I am induced to trespass on your attention, from the circumstance of that worthy ,thnstitteno; Mr. John Bull, being charged with ilißtailty and waot of discrimination in the ob. ,jecte of his Theatrical resentment. . Some of the Journals bale affected surprise at ; the peculiar disapprobation expressed towards Mi. Charles Kemble and his wife. The cause is well bnown to those who visited the Theatre on the eights of the first appearance of the above ;tinted .personages; namely, their marked contempt and derision fur that public, which has raised them to *Mr poisest eminertee. I would remind those who exist by public favour, that though Joint Bull is generous, he still is just% ft appears that the Managers of Covent.geolen Theatre, in imitation of the Managers of our 'PIIILIVCAL AMUSEMENTS, intend to treat honest John with 'Jubilee—conceiving that his loyeity .wilt overcome his resentment, and that opposi. Oon•will thereby meet with a 66 coup:de-grace ;" bet # have toe high an opinion of his good sense to suppose he will strip off his blue and buff to this wretched race-de-guerre. As it is announced, that the profits of the Thee. tee on. the evening of the 25th, are. to be appro. •priated to the liberation of Persons confined fur 'Small Debts, it surely cannot he the intention of the Manager' to admit a single order; they will, therefore, be enabled to ascertain the REAL opinion of the public, in regard to the advance in Price.. • 9 F. [We have °Witted the Postscript to this Letter, for (Anions reasons, and which we trust will not be construed by our Correspondent into a mark of disreapec%) We feel much satisfaction in being enabled to state the following instance of that determined cotteage so inherent in British seamen:---Mr. Rows, commander of . his Majesty's gnn.brig Censor, who so gallantly distinguished himself on 'this occasion, has been t years a Lieutenant, always employed on the most active service; and remarked for his general steady good cooduct.— 'Early in August last, Lieutenant Rare received ' intelligence of the enemy's design to send 13 gen. vessels from Why! to Flushing, and ;thought of frustratilig their designs by cutting them out in the night ; and, in consequence, on the afternuoo of the 10th, proceeded in the boats of the Censor sail Brudagaren, with 50 men; but, on their ;antral, had the mortification to find the flotilla tad stile. lie then determined to storm the for. tens, in which he was gallantly seconded by .Lieutenant Dobson, commanding the Brudagaren, ...who volunteered hie services upon the occuon.— "he natural obstacles which existed prevented their laading nearer than seven miles from the down, owing 'to a great surf beating against the piles, and a strong wild blowing dead upon the, shore: the landing was effected about half an hour before stm.risise. it being broad daylight when they entered the fortress, they were only able to, spike the guts of its principal bastion, consisting Of 4 Imagll4.pounders, nod making a eerjeent of lartillery and his guard prisoners by that time the garrison, coosiglog of 360 men, were upon the alert, which made it necessary to retreat; this INS effected under a galling lire from the soldiery, .which was maistabled entil our brave tars reached their busts, whisk claw had ta launch tbroagh the .44,aleont siaartar iota sib, whitest the smaliest SOL . . To pay, or worts pay. Mm tribe , Whether Nis solir The Imposition of; ipsaliate,h•ertigi u Or, to take man against se,ch loscilrhers itad, hy opposing; eh& it. 'rn pa y To sleep epee oarrikhts—atii hr ;••• That sleep, to say efemid ,.Awls. The head-acte—and the tkri jegitipai That Beth is heir in, at ' ei rt, ' 'Tis a cosesistalathd dbrottAirte 61 40 Hy thew who oofit hie* e* • 4. Regardless of aught elsitsf 7 . Alsert4 To pay the Prices near deasallAed t ' And, perchance ea dreams offilittretallity • From bscroachasestt.--A--.4e, *.4' the nab! , For who would bear the same tlialemPleouo , Of.pampeed Peer, or wwkily thdoewribr, Fosse thaw 'arid, regions la the " third Hewes."— The private Bassi—the arrogance of Rasmus— Tbe foamy of OW and, New Proprietors-- • The pride of Hlllllll—or the co l corsh vanity • Of the " Young 11 /RAT r-rthe paags Of &spina patriotism—the Law's ?aversion— • The ambit sad hisalle fat he Boa Professor •BeA IN DON yeirpt-9r „hits the coadjutor—. • The blows of Israelite and Christian brnbets—i The slang of nous/wad when the charge hi given— The despotism of B.'s/mime', and the spurns Which captive Prisoners from the Rafael take When they themselves mitht their gaiesas make By bare osisetssion to Extortive'? • Aye, 'there. the rub—that makes es passe.— Who wield hear— • The noise sod strife of uproar ? Who would the soandlng Besiro wind, The lively Rattle Ppd.& or Cat-call dire Sound, in the Pit and Gallery, . *itile.higabler heroes sibitate their rage Amidst Stentorian shoats of og! oft of! WIN *odd Orders take of DAN—the chief Of - kralaers, Israelite—Aped by " Yeas( Harry's" Bet , Distributed in showers, by the Pt often.. J AMES Cif the Bo:Office—sag indorsed by Ds a— Who /would susewaater, the.hard fist of S ot The Israelite—yckped Dutch--Bruiser, itateadan ' Who would endure, the fists of pagilists, The staves of Corstabks, and clubs of Bow -street. And his, sad sweat, and bleed, *midst the tumult • Of the infertile Pit : Or who would e'er oppose This petty system of surcharged admission On Pit and Boxes, to defray the prke • Of spleadoet mod outmilletsser, iw he third Nee, By Managing. dubbed Assantis.—but by,hamm‘,l44,its- Bluittly denominated, Sy their peeps, fares a Of Private Brothels elf a public Pkiathaese-.. f i. r.. • Blest Priviscim of prissibse: • • .4! Where of us' awoodoidigarly the pr Pale (bat From Baru, Pit, or Goltery,ehall Den Solieleamea— • To them revert* the bigkiiilSlr oftly Of paying Mk exposes. - „.., • .1 Who would oppose e'ma this, , 'Rat (hat the !ear of somethings 04 42,11 46 . 1 . tli b. Puzzles the will— perrhaike thi t From whose ell g tire, no dirt:wet e'er Mitt yet demand a skilleric.4l4 Ike 41u5i1ii4 62 31 1 . 4 - 1 htly 41"111 altsert in one close pile— • • U . llll/111 Pit, Bum; GoUrriat, and all! I • Privacies odious to ryes at Britton—. lialafal, disport*, wad latniewabia. • Whether to bear these evib that we basil ' Ahr spegobste on time at which w ...4 • . • Lge Rye, iiisre's the rub. ~ Thu, timid prudence would make cwojrninpf ps atUal $ Were we dependent en the will of KellISLIk Bar Britton' courage nier shell keunbied Se, Before the proud Oreprietore—Our pshisAllia - To the lust 6)114111es, recorded MI Priest are redsic'd, and Privitii Sawn TTel& AZ Ara open thrown to tAe isedignitti - PeoitO AS* Of freed Britain's laud. 110 4 • • : .4101011%! 44, ANTICIPATION* T3llSnittV TILE RESULT OF THKNATIFOE', 4 I'ERAL44IkTin suistmrs brrtriE To Se Itinttirc amti tote& t GOON** or oAIiNfAMIn $4l: - ..u. • •-• This day the Stesirisfs'ended ; the iiunitiN ti ot prisoners convicted wei...o4lo9ws t vim 2 of Felony. of Assaults. JO of PeriorYrithoefts • J 6 i.ood .111 r 1110 A 1 S 1 . • of btoso - -1 urns. 140 41 - et ig 100 Wof hist! . 10.1 of lain( CR -rafts: . . • " • 100 of sprint,* Rattles. 1000 of /hissing. • 1,1 X) of cr)los " 0111 0111" 3iloo of 'bootleg' " No Kemblell 3001 of oat " Old Price: • L 1 of siogoug " Save the King." We understand the Bench entertain some doubts 4111 to the sentence to be passed on these heinons-- *vicious olfenders—and the last 10 cases ire una Ritually perplexing. -1 Nov. 4, 1809. CASSANDRA. The Rev. William Bentincit, who kissed the King's hand, on Wednesday, upon his being ap pointed a Prebend of Westminster Abbey, is ne. phew to the Duke of Portland. His Grace him on Tuesday, and lamented, with mnch al tion, that it was not in his priwer to hate the plea sure of presenting him to his Majesty, toon'his promotion. ~ • %locators AccincaT.—A Gentlemdn of name of Hayes, who resides at Sedley Comarowi Surrey, was shockingly mangled by a favont Newfoundland dug, on Tuesday uight last, ins much that his life is - despaired of. The (ilia' were alarmed by the howling of the dog in back yard, and Mr. Hayes, on going down, covered that he had entangled his neck and back with a chain fastened him up. The moment he eztrirated him; the dug seized him by the ehigb, and bit through bis I hutch when ho again dew at him and seized him by the neck. In this situatiott, a man who slept iu this honse came to tlseirssiat, ante of -- dog could • • made to Hayes ' No. Thoosaud Co. ID ter, T r rat's d • gP cla Anstgareary of his Ni • 101 the . Ctioteue, no Corp°. Akin' mot* completely ex. isosoUpwliollitent tke dy.Corporafe of the an. tient City of Gotham, in el* Ciremety of Norfolk. AltiralliPPW,j ,l •„4 l o. b. 4 Ow City, a Pr*Po- P• she-uossabsa.-ara. tutiinitted to the Aldermen, proposing thp 'aikl comfort of the nottessituail,poor, pod. irgeneial dillialon of joy and decisions festivitrte lip ... hearts of tbo Jogai intl are:l l tlisplind part of the public ; this retiumable and temperate proposition wea, by the liberal and 'loyal . k.:Nerf, oiiret•liogly dlimiesed, with a frigid -and tat. iejecitati. • An appeal was then •Maile - to lkeir fitiorinity in brhalf of a few unhappy, beings ‘ ' routine(' in the City Jail for linen debts, end fm' wine • °tittle still miller, within the cognizance ei .Coate of Rai:pests ; which humane proposal -shared the fate of the •former. At length this serene and loyal Assets., bly was about to adopt tbe viritcd resolution of su'ileittitig to listen to s relations aermon at fho ca heti ral, and valiantly trot ing an hypothetical Ad. dress to his hiajosty, which, happity any innre tilaa the sermon, doelal coil w heti their ?MILT WORTHY AND MOULT RESPBCTABLYCIIIIDV MAtitil• STATE invited thebo to a roost beef Mower at the Hall, at his owe vapours, which fectsnate and ,atteagiected suggestion, was sw songsaial to their Aldersesaic feelings, that it recited the rapharose and clamorous applause of that liberal Asseuebly ; a smile of approbation shone refulaeot in their tleuntrnances, and, in half a second, the itssisa. tion was accepted by acclamatiell. The Public May, perhaps, be, iewinted to infer from this sheet narrative—that t S gagollts as, ten. der hearts of theee worthies list likowate their stomachs. The folioed's' advertisement, *scenario', of course,, from the Prep.ietore of Covent-Garden Theatre, pretty clearly shells, how the " :failed .Jude ssinceo.", . The eras apoctisc tor the insolence of Covent Garden, is the destruction of Thestri. cal monopoly. Leo these Gentlemen amuse them. seises with pasquinade; In the shape of advertise.. inents.- I let them combine to 66 sleep ter sect. pity" ti 1p MestioterPatliameet, fur they will then lipalliasiy awaktitied ftnia their delusive /1 411 0 16 ... .44ti's lit 41' s (Wiling peal of then. 1 " .oligrjt ,KW Atcjr,e tOsir. • sconopoky to the viry,,lf se of thiCi " unsubstantial fabric."... *.k.o.),floolgail.ool..Alsrowing down the bunt,. of draariVierotrittien in this mighty metropolis is, me Isoye v rfecoss to know, a subject of series* coarideraims with many individuals of no WIN IseNtitedilissfrartexce.- Thituorllpen the dirk re.. o gd o w li po ry and thee awed the whilst 44.co m efotAirenden, if yen pl•Aplnto their dark prioftp recrases„.. called, Priontsc saes, and their pdvdalibti-iCsiberi—but *hi miseopoly na iii*;: be It waseuribered, that, of Noreen to the 1/Pia. beifirs:threarreein (beyond the stage), no inditri. .. fl 44 LII4 kingdom can las keel, deprived—lNN CO . fa .04 stixtx.priv#4 p o z -, 7 for the monopoly 4 1 tpressly s;fitited.fer the tie'ritlit sad areamtoo. stotacra.of-the pistbrie4-ithotelsole pcselfe—and no. 9iiiNAlit: 14 POtics . .: • .. : - • lllr i ffe r ti INCOMBUSTIBLE Artt.otr*‘ ‘.". Wheress an Advertiwwient. has estatraadog a New i . l cativo, X its Km' etkiso'c.• Fri *Weer § Ili tli few f ie. tie.roorl an at iip 2fied, testiroller illdelel hi , resoled •,, '4;11'4 at r.eaning Me_ giilitest to &hit. Fre, the se . bseriltiag trittiser •4104 W. operslatishe the palpable dc:.,.lois which taaistastalth ./-• .i orii it br4 ot.irted tr i eltsn " lt il :grest su n had air .ado herd As rtilarillpblci.t!stwafrtedraedsgigle 21;1. 1 1, jug re a ' word eDna the seders. „AIM ida IsAve,sow. tie hemmer tesfrithrse Ow Public, pro. rlitieraptillet prlncipW rit'l wet* difrerent character. We are iinty.tfs additft•thai aor itvelpt tOdeiest or edabteract the 'ea leasierp, said to be earnestly peril.** in, to re-•-reet Old ;Mire; Mire;. , rs *Hifi-, cif' the ohm last and !then! maw C; t e k ti l tll e irel r . i.°ll p_ irrir 7 1164 H0n :Z i ft i f i ror f t:e 46 ;l e . l l". eal s euold be (tit nad refr•wes r° for the Pabllc ; I t targe t , as e a glet, ankellag. sag frandedeat efuleavoar to take advantao t , •a. torepofary l itastraetion; by the ealathity of ere, o f , gre i t cowers, and e•erg, wav exiling to the peculiar protectiss sf•the Pettily OatfonaLet A~e•PgrlsloePisied.ibvilitfiti iv OR present spec bolos, ely, the ere( thin of A Niw Clash', large' i 1 s rd incOneusTiaLlt TultAletavotione to attempt to web say verotroznoe totvOr Tr...poitipn tram the present t, r *at by the rWetaifee to the mph prices al Covent-7«n. ire. Thry.eoully .tabu to nkrina frost t , te adman Miry If Old ry can be reboi l', and that the repot that filinnlal -theta :appear a rent call for a third , t ile thirtas.nt Patent belaging to the Proprietors of Old.DrAry fedi be -aka 'brulight Jams action. Ti AMU the public wish la that re.peciA= e d ll= theta, as Ods- Hewn end bonesseses s lee kieltyr itt their plan.—rSlistidd the . priest s hoesseer, won oat obierwisc, we hie prepaltd to ' Eder (billet of eo;npelillett with Mr. Flo sedan eneviaostb Oast the distend* Public wHI eves wow decree the palm of superior shwei It y to sw, when we frankly declare, *MA ar. Fry sad Cu. can. forbore, to d .. that this address is to the repress order - or AD Ideal C. istektee l selectee frog tbereraf bod y steei•oiletiog labeertheis, Sigoed) . Gessoes G a sz ags. Flrst'Clerk to Mews. Ulm aid abaft, htiotit Gibraiter. Mr. Mellish, his Majesty's rate Charge (VAC. faiVearat Palermo, ante home Its the same vet sal. - - have lately appeared projvct r • . . . _ . . . . , . 601.160QUY; . • pint dic E. orruirt itt - TUX Vrdsr,,gs A N. iff• •••• • . 4 ." reefs pa*. Mat Irlbe *AO* • 4, int, 4Wat the noisoroir? slow or re. .-04 s • 6 6/Itt is Ilse 6646 " 6118 . e ..: 4 7 4re.,t,, b., .(te .11413:011241utito• of tii t i .it t du• and of tpnn of Prefenc'e or iPaliafe..g•ttiu Youirit •IL • liiii‘situtts•imte i . the pitooteszuf the Kink, arum union wet thee, • • 4. , trite - d 4 ip'osing; the it. 'rn Pips- no litir ;1,6141is re nisi oat riiht . ors* Sar .% Anorsary of his • s--atur ko. • nu . gux ',Arra tu ingrwera. caw= dm= raw., ornalrllarrlio saw No. Lotsper-lowsalis-itiii t Lower Timmortireet. Sec- N. B. Mr. WI, lash, greet slesets et ela octal exist- plea. ewe et sorbs soto Me. Pry hex tam he is acting is sloe Wrest wow'by*. as MI dine tame. sad dist e •itig.lTA Zartittliattioesi as are Minos et t h ir .loopertint the etalitailes berating • ptliseriben, *IC toqi ihaerises its sum". lbw ass Heat. sw bon, terkaak !oe bobrielaCtsis realting sobseviebes slot unite oar Psee's Fa- !e . t) fto 111 1CgillieR WWI talsieuss, Mr. lut G+ll is eatlidirso tbut be den out eldbit s While bomber ill i b e imstre po rt ASO' g r . pry ; titewittipt, iselri,ed with ion- dis 4 pettosttArpatehol tibia'Ne ic' Majmity's tHic.k Awtbatswdor it the *Aim; v. He come to neat Pt) snow& I* As: MOR/Otifiwbric !antrum i as of Mr. .H bukllic dog could not If bucks ofilood+akeset have lately appeared to loosen his WA, soothe Anis ~M rt ' a loge Dutch bats, the titime of which projtCt at is not expected eo recover. • eight inches broad. 3: 2,618, (Class B.) drawn a Prise of Twentfr hit/ Ba.rere; Piek-poekets, and Slipper isaud Pounds, was' suld -by Hominy- sot Wilt Dake's Woo/pack.alley, tr NM following Shan* nierety, bussA i lepA estaievomme, who genfroatis supported Two Eighths and Eight SiMleetiths, at theit adviscedoltri k now tbitit i ten ta :Ott and poach Lottery Olbebti 16, CiAthill; 9( r: tier they grit a benkfle by way "e Hill, loroogb. or beltals tut thole Quetions. • • _ _