The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-01-09 00:00:00

Jitsi s tsfit7tu—AumA i 1 . +~~,. , . -dorrvP7 N ..., 't ti , 1. • ,-• „..... ' ill e . , , ii e . . *no _ L it co . . to 1 t., '. .. • 'ii ' ) '.-• t . : *' ' - A-^ i' l . 7 •11 , • • "4‘55.._...,:5i1z51,4.7 - I: 1. ..c._ _ . : 4 4:1 : ' •*, t- - Ir I, LoNpON, T ult . s - bi tiA it Y 8, ui2i. .3)/(1 1. aj.., 5 4 5 ~ , . . ' • ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissariat Department, rre . astir, Chambers, Der. 30, 1849. TI('E is hereby gine!s to oil Person* elesiroets trf .I.ll..kostracting to *spy!, thefottwring Articks for Mt tAd rif the Army, rig : BRI:411. Twills Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments. Quarters and - s.- • Barrikins in the natlonsoutioned Counties: Vipmbarland. N rihvaherlatid. BtRIP aed MUTTON. ke hit NI ajexty's Lied teices in Cantonen% Quarters. and Barracks, In the undermentioned al: Cooaly ' tiniberland. FORAGE. Oz. Oats, Bay, and Straw. to Ills Majesty's CiiTatty land•AP. ' tiller, in Barraeks; and Oats in Contaminate, airtlaltar ters,•ta the uadermentioned Counties. • - • : Lancaster. Susses. • • Vl*iitssex. York. • Foctlutattieriand., Thal the deliveries gee. t conquest. on and for the .?3th day of feta., fled : that' Proposals in sepk# rep find otarted,,XtraderrfOr MeV 'Seppltes. trill be recalled of cjits ofeciits befe4 Tuesdar the 4;:!'t day of Ali' pelt; bit none will be received after twelve o'clock OS' that day. • Proposals must be made seporateiy for earls County, and /ark Proposal must have the Later which is annexed to the Tender property fined aap, by nee Persons of knoseapre. ',trip:restaging to become bound *ilk the Party tendering in the Asoinint stated in the printed Particulars, for the due perferatance of the Contract; and no proposal will be itoiletd aimless made on tt printed Tender, and the prices rerpres.ked in words at length ; and shied(' it so happen that during the eentiustanreal tkeContraet no troops should br supplied by virtue of the same, the amount of the Stamps on the Contrail and bend, paid in the Int in. /Mew by the Centractor. shalt be refunded to him. • Particulars of the l'ontraets 'nay be had npon applica ble* Art tame Claambeos„ between the hours of ten tuadjour. P.S. Samples of IA4 Bread, add Meal may be sec* tut,o4l, Ojice,•betosen the hours of Juelre antl bre. FIER )411) !JP OFFICES; • C(0111 and ftegeut-street, comet or jirrenya-streitt, St. - JiatiedffeP "" ••' • - frrpOß 'DI REC T 011 S respeelftiff" 'ittilintit to the PoMie, the advantages to Pdtsofts 'lnsured at these o'• Ices. The terms are anustmally liberal. with the benefits of eves, ethelieffiee enniSitted. • 'the payment of rent to allow led to 'offerers by Fire 'without any increase of premium.— No charge is made for Policies. No responsibility can be "cursed es fel Partnership Souieties, wnerria every one is liable foo4stsses.te the extent of hie whole property. Ufe:lnsurencies 'effected on the same equitable terms, tad Itp Li f., Policies remain in force daring the paintaar of the assured in decked vessels from the British shore.'to any part of the Continent. between the Tele' andiftire de rmie: eMliilse back again within the same limits. Clirlstirins Policies should be renewed within ISdays from that period. • • - ANGEL •• , 117..C1X)/ENTS : • es akt •coach orrice roe re al kra.,lk 'see eiew • et Ina' re eriLs Aire slitiolll744li. - • wo • - - - Fr" ' I ,..LLIVW ING MMLM sad elpflifVsl ACHIBtI fie from dye alsovellNM: ',"" ' •11 ' jjj Pottamoutb end Gosport Mai, through Godelming, Pe sereletd, and Portem• every Evening at a quarter past 7, and Sunday nt half-prat & Om Me *Meal a Packet sails to the Isio of Wight.-re euevey palominos and pareels and e Mail Goth seta of to Chichester, tbroVgli*Drayton, Havant, Edgeworth. d.c. Gleeraster ;Ball, through Henly, Oxford, and Cheltenham, every EvCuito; at a quarter past 7, and Sunday at. half past 6. Dover and Canterbury Mail, through Gravesend, Chatham. and Veserokeng, every Evening at a quarter past 7, and Beadayat half-;gast t 3. From Canterbury, passengers and *areal' arp conveyed to Deal, Margate, Raines/me, Sand wich, is.; and from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folk atone, (fandgate,llytite, Dimetturch. Romney and Lydd. Mitten) *all, through Carmarthen, Llandilo and Haver fordwest. every Evening at • quarter post 7, and Sundays at lalf-past S. . Ikath and Bristol Post Coach. to carry only Four Inside, through Reading. .Moriborough, Cathie and Chippeaham, every Morning at a quarter past 6. Bath and Bristol Post Coach, every Afternoon at 3. • 'Bath Light Post Conch, in two days, to carry Four Inside, through Maitleohend. Reading. Marlborough, Devizes, and .Melkskany. Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at - Nine. This Coach 'is chiefly intended for the accommoda tion of Families, Invalids, &c. who cannot undergo the fatigue of such a distance In one day. Brighton Light Post Coach, through Ceekfield, &c. every Morning atb. C7.:Cepf gland:ls% Godalming And Guildfort(Telegraph Coach, through Ep som, Leatherhond. Clandon and Horsley. T..esday, Amy. and Saturday Mornings at 10. Girterester New Post Coach, the Champion. through . Wycontla. to Oxford, Clielteulutm. Hereford, Carmartbee. WWI, Ross, Stagnate. Ac. every day at l. • Healey Gerrit, througb Medenheati, every Afternoon at I Sunday tilespted.. Llttiehamploa. Pgrandel. and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Thillidaj' 7 l4 Saturday Mornings, a quarter before 7. Mllll'.e, Ramsgate, Deal, Sandwich. and Broadstairs Post Coaches, every Morning and Evening. Oxtoyd Light Post Coach, through Henley, &h.' every Blegnlng at 7. ' ' Portsmouth New and Bluetit Light Post Coadi, the Re gulator, to terry only Four Inside, through Kingston, Guildford. Petersfieid, and Pogue., every Morning at 8. York, Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches, and to all Porte of the North, every Nloruiug,al a quarter before 9. lidencliestet:, Lancaster. Kendal, Rochdale, Huddersfield, Bradford, Leeds, Halifax, Rotherham, Sheffield and Nor-' viola Coaches, daily. tzalliegford Awl Wvntace Conch. through Maidenhead, Nentieberi, and Its (Well, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Merniorts. it 8. Goostroine and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through l Kingston. Innen. Cobham. and Ripley, on Monday, Wed-! 'lmlay, and Fridss Mornings at in ; Sundays at 7, and re turns to London the same day. • Marlborough and Swindon four inside coach, through Aielbon to, R-ading,Larrtbourn,Pnrton, Lydlngton, Pewsey, Woott9n Pa,:set, fiamsburj' e Hungerford, Newbury and 'Maidenhead. Cheltenham Oclelnat Post Coach, to carry only Four In side. every Meriting at 7. Chichester. Bognor. and Pet worth Post Coach, Monday, Wednesday. seri Friday :tiornings, at a quarter before 7. CA RRih:RS —To Ts celientiam, llientford. and Islewortb, every Monday, Weetiasiday, Friday. and Saturday. 1.1.pi11f.3 and Co. Proprietors. Parcels and Packares are 'Hely anti expeditiously eon- Tpyr g from this INN to every City. Town, Village, anti ' Country Spat In the following Counties, viz.:— Berks. Hereford. Surrey, Rocks. Oloecester. Nimes, Cornwall, Knit. Witt., Devon. • • Oxford, Worcester, Dorset, Rpm Somers. t, South Wales. AN Parts of .the Isle of Wight. Jersey, Guernsey, and all Parts of France. alt: 141 Ail rafts of the North. Neat p:.‘-critiars, tie. at the shortest notice. %* Tate l Nollee. tha• no Package, containing glass. rhino, watches, Otte. emit, or !itink•viotea. however small the vaiur, will be amounted for, if Int or dammed ; nor any othrr parcel or passenger' , !more ge, value, unless n such wtive delivered at the Office, and paid for accordingly. • Th. Cam jive. itAkh HAMPDEN jell Ist Me Field, gulf( senNsii 460 Setif--;141;; ~ . . MOPE FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE CO MP ANY. ()rm.'s. 3 No. 6, Balocs-rriterr, BLaceritiAltili and 66„OXFollia sTitaitT, Losoola ; In, PaixcEs-sTREET, EDINDUKGH ; and 18, WESTmaitELAND . . .. • STRICT, De !MN. : ' THE DIRECTORS of this Company respectfully inform the Peblie. That Policies of Assurance are granted by tilem on the Lives of Personal° the Army, Nliii tie. or Yeouianry. Within the United Kingdom, whether out lilf-pay, or In actual servlee, without • trims Premium. •• Ulf* Assurers with this Company are permitted to pass by asm. fro' .one part of the United Kiegduna temsiother. In decked vessels, or steam boats; and are also ellowed, du dip beritreOls pass from British to any Foreign 'Port between ttmiteitahtad Brest, both inclusive, In 'easels as atvore'de ' scribed. Wilmot additioaaleharge. . •,r 1 .. . ~ . LIKE OFFlCE.—..Capital ONE biII.L4ON.; .. ri 'Persons as s uring ip this effiee participSte in r ! vo l isz t , (venially, withobtincurrink tNe liability Ipf ;Lo i :alih t e rot. !Motors having dnaelitien 'll4 'iitatiohsibiffluft'ti il . principle , memeroos are the initaneasisF.ten; . #i :had thifitY4ihr. cent b.4t *PAS . $Ol n oid it ion ikW idle 1 inhauldillit 'SIMI i ; and cases harp "mitred where the Paymppthas fmat Aoki than doublet& Sam aisoreJ. • A liai*os, amounting, Wit moat instaneent, 4 lo,AMity4firit per Cant. •and hi sorne.ibmpwarda of Thirty tow (lee), on the Pre `O H° P a li ), with 4344.• felefi !rills endisj es, Mi. cherloms ISIS, has been added to all Polielya tvf..OIIW*IMIF effected in thus Office, for the whole period of 111. i. . FIRE: OFFlCK.—tapltal ONE MILLION. ' ' Policies effected upon every description Of prilpiterlffilhis the United Kingdom, upon ressouunble terms. ti ei L.. , t Losses are utuiteiunty paid by this Company, witMlivera, lily and promptitude. Policies, which expire at en's:Matas, sheetti 'be renewed I witivio fifteen days thereafter, or the same WM beds nie th l ial No Entrance Money. Admission Fee, or other Official Charge excreted. WILLIAM BURY. See.. . . •• • ... COUNTY FIRE OFFICE • AND ' • PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, SLGICIIT-OTR6I.T. LONDON. Established in ISOO. TRF:IIIIILNT AND rausimai. The DUKE of NORFOLK. • The DUKE of RUTLAND. The MARQUESS of 'NORTHAMPTON, EARL GREY. • LORD BRA YBROOKE, LORD KING, .tc. &c. &c. Lord Northvick. Sir Henry Pynn. Francis Cnnst. James Sedgeriek, Esq. Sir JoIA f oyes K.R, Don. Washington Shirley, Roi,t, now n i e , Emi Walter Strickland, Esq. Sir ti.O.Morlsoll.Rsrt.M.P. Sir W. E. VVelby, Dart. Pratsl;P:sq. Sir Robt. Wilson, M.P. Arc. &c. Minaghw Master, J. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S. • ••iltrotrtair 110NFTITS RICALIZED. 1. AMpliales-4 MILLION STERLING, and upwards. • %Il Insured sit ANC PROFITS 10W ALLY. F.crmption from Liability for Losses. irarnediately, and in full to Fourteen liondred trxi Ouferers. witis.u? A SINGI.O LITIGATION. Eaftqll".ol2.3 and 20 per Cent. paid invariably; 36,0001. rethrned in the last rignt years. DiAdime 131. Its. and 2(I1. 12s. per Cent. paid 00 Life Policies. 1 7 --- Tile LAST DAY. IQ WIPT & Co. her leave to remind the Public that KIP, the Dealing of the Lottery will end on Wsorisgnav NseT. lith.iost. coa which Day the following Capitals west be down, lit.— . I 1,.,,,,e, ...12(7,000 14....0f.... ,C 1,060 !.41.. 1 ,......10.000 9.... ....... NW And 29 of atteoo, &e. 8:r. verso the Capitals already drawn were Shared and .9)NIFT & Co. who have now on Sale undrawo 1 a sad Stares. at their old and fortunate Mew:. 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The whole cnrefully dionned from the bent aathnrlties ; snd the Statutes and Term Reports brought down to the 31 Geo. IV. axe 1301111'll P.IITION. By JOHN GIFFORD. Esq. London: Printed for A. %Vbeiller.hlitr., Court. Ely Place. Holborn; and sold by a3.llo3lmalters is the United King. Idom. • REFORM MEETING AT LINCOLN. The meeting of the friends to reform took place at the Rein Deer Inn, Lincoln, about half past melte o'clOck on Thursday ; Sir Roaster 11E110,1. Bart., in fhe chair. The mom was not very numerously attend ed, owing, no doubt, to the enemies coldness of the day. Sir Rosette Helios commenced the business of the meeting by stating it was perfectly needless for hint to enter largely into, this subject of reform, as those who were present were well acquainted with the •opic, and wilts bisoww.amstimente.thereon. lie regretted that the nretiag had been more numerously attended by the advocates of reform ; and he felt would be respectful *those Aid 'did attest! to give some account of the lafter *Mel had called them together. Sir Robert Hero. wets uoderstood to say, that the example of the iquot),ofiYork, and the Counuitti e which it bad este .kkeja: miletber the object of reform, hail induced the 4 .... -.- .6 ANS 'if cs-operation :be (Sir Robert', had • • dherisepondell with thole persons whose sen -.Aso, she subject of rebores agreed with his own ; mid Or Hilbert Heat/mote had been first applied to r itt fa present ' occasion ; but Sir Gilbert declined to id' his Came to the letter, because be should be unable fit glie "Ms attendance at Lincoln on the day appointed. Mb Hon. 31r. Pelham, on his concurrence being sought for, declined, withoet assigning any reason. A third application was to Sir J. Thorold, Bart., who added his name to the invitatory letter, without hesitation, imine. diately ; but subseenently, by the advice of friends, with which advice he also (Sir Robert) concurred, Sir J. Therold's name was withdrawn, in consideration of its being inappropriate with his office as Sheriff. The next individeal applied to by Sir Robert Heron was Colone Allis, but who was compelled to withhold his signa ture, because be would be prevented also by a pre. vitae, eagagement from attending the meeting. Sir Robert then read &letter from Col. Allis, stating the urgency of the previous engagement, sod expressiug his regrot ; but concluding with vowing that nothing upon earth should prevent his attending the grand meeting (limiting the county meeting that is to take place.) Sir Rabat Heron then descanted on the routine of proceed ings with respect to an intended county meeting, for pe titioidag the legislature fora reform in the Parliament ary representation ; suggestinx the appointing a com. Witte, to co-operate with the York committee, giving relishes also why that committee should not be a too nu meress one,Mastunch as a small number of persons could act with less inconvenience and with more despatch than a great number. It w y that the county meeting now proposed should be effective in declaring the sense of the totinty.and shonld take place at a junc• tort when it would directly co-operate with that of Yorkshire and other counties; for ae had been told that ao Rosa than eighteen comities hail shown a determina tion to support the measure of reborn:, which alone could s lye the country from rain, The present time, Sir Robert said, we., particularly favourable for the cause of reform; for almost every body, said he (slap ping his pockets (felt a rust powerfol argument in its favour. Those who, at the time of the last county meet ing. were perhaps only half aware of the evils which existed, now would he convinced ; and lie looked for the most beneficial results fro:u the people pouring in their petitions. Petition upon petition, from county to county, world compel Ministers to restore the people's privileges; and lie mold cot conceive how they (Minis tees) would get over the effect of county petitions, nu merously poured on the tank of the House of Commons. Ministers hail a knack iif .setting rid of single petitions, but if the united . iices of the people did nut prove We cessful, he, (Sir Robert) was hopeless of any other re. mods, and saw no prospect of the people regaining their respective rights. The people were the only true twit rces of power, and lie trusted that n..thing could r e sist the constitutional exercise of it in petitioning against a (toe rcpt influence in the House of Commons. Sir Robert eoncluded by urging every person who heard him to exert themselves in promoting the county meeting, by inducing their friends and neighbours to attend, and to bear in mind that the present atteetilg was merely to strange measio es, for which purpose a few resolutions hail been prepared for immediate consideration. Colonel Johnson came forward to the table to real the resolutions, prefacitig them by observing that the present distress thronghunt the country showed the great occasion for reform. lie maint.iineil, the people were not represented : for when a Parliament was dis solved, and the members sent down, as it was termed, to take the sense of the country, the same opinions, and mostly the same men, (himself an recep ' , indeed), were always brought back again. lii fact, representation sill kept in the same line of influence; and all thechange was from Lord John to Loud Charles; and when one went out, another of the same connexion came in. This would not he coatinuaily the case, if the body of the people had the poser they ought to base, to return such men as they katw would serve them, instead of serving EP ENE. . . Alinisterial plirposes. This had brought the cosigtry tP • its prele'et state of poverty; •had made. the nemaniti oi reform to be felt by those that before could not see he necessity; he knew that many now did see it in its tree fifths, as indeed, (he Col. Johnson) had seen itfrom bis earliest years. Colonel Joheson then read the resolu tions, Wilds recognized.thelmeal principles of Reform, in Moderato terms, omitting, at rise instance of a respect. able farmer present, several harsh expressions in the first resolution. A committee WWI appoint** "Oerange proceeding, for a comity meeting, and to totrespend with other otete., miners and individuals in the fattherance of the Ojai of reform. The comtnittee Anted on the spot, 'dil l . power to add to their numbers, were Sir Robert Hero*, Cnlonet Joi.nsnn, Sir J. TItorolti;eolonel Allix, Hassell Collett. Rich: Mason, Rsq...Mr. Shield (ef Priem 101, ead Jar. WWItii111311.•••(8DIi0/4 paper.) KoOtt SATE sETtl* IS. . • . , FILILM/LNTART DOCUMINTII. ' There has just been printed, by order of the House of Commons, a " Supplemental Appendix" ill the Re• port from the Selest Committee on Poor Rate Returns. It occupies nearly 2:50 folio pages, and gives an account of the sums received in every pariah in England end Wales, four Poor Rate Contributions since 1616 to 1821, inclusive; and they are the returns referred to in the Sri et Committee's Report, which we have already pub lished, Sept. 5• At the end of the Supplemental Ap• peadix there are summaries of the amounts levied in the different counties of England and Wales; but the sums total constitute what may be of general interest to tho public. They follow: Sustmaatia Of ENGLAND and WALES, in the years end , irg tise 25th of March in each, year. ToTat. or 1 1 '..staLlteD.--:1816, 5,494,7891. 55.; 1917, 6.656,9821: 104.; 1819, 7352,0891. as.; 1819. 7,186,6131. 195.; 1120, 7,0203651. ISs. ; 11'21. 6,674,9381. ?i t .: Totit; or traits.-1816, 230,0521. 2s. t 1817, 253,9431 'l9s.; 1618, 618,7141. 17A. ; 1819, 330,0911. 75.; ti 20, 309,8901.17cr 1821,284.3111. 13,. I; ;Li No ToTa6.-1616, '5.724.8401. 7.,; 1817. 6,9101.9361.9..; 1515.7,870,8041. 2s. ; ei9, 1,516,7051. 6s. ; 1 421►; 7,330,2561.155.; Lai, 6.9591,2491.15.. Th•ae totals will be found to differ, in a trifling de• tree, from those printed in a preceding part of the Ap pendiu, where these parishes were not taken into the Account that had not made the Returns. A terrier deg, belonging to Mr. Watkins, was taken on Friday to London by his servant, in a dose covered cart; and was left tied no in a yard, near Grosvenor Sqaare that evening; In tie night it broke from its coafiees meet, and'eame home through London, and was at its master's door, in Arnntlel, the next afternoon. Saturday, t distance of nearly GO miles.—(BrightoaChtox.) At thi City SesSions, yesterday, before the Worship ful Recorder, a case wbkla excited coosideraVhs .iotreerleria tried. and oectePled "Ilse toilet 'from I 1 its the morning until 5 o'clock in the evening. It was a criminal information against Stephen Byrum Gaul% and William Glover, the Proprietors of the late Lime ! rick rciegroph, fur several false, scandalous, and ula!i -' cinus libels, published in various numbers of that paper. Every point that ingenuity could adopt, and every ap• parent legal objection that could be started by the ire versera, was taken advantage of, but the able advocacy; of the prosecutor's Counsel in support of the case, o hick a-as clearly and satisfactorily proved, was suffici ant to bring some conviction to the parties; who, after a most suitable admonition (from the much respected. Judge, pointing out the enormity of the offence, and complimenting the prosecutors, upon public ground% for their conduct in bringing the matter forward for the decision of a Jury, sentenced the tra to be con fined six weeks in the gaol, to pay a fine to the King of sth!. each, and to find bail in 1001. and two sureties of fifty pounds each to keep the peace for the space of se ven years. The Jury has been locked up since yesterday morn ing, without agreeing on an assault case, in which three Journeymen Coopers are the aggressors.—(Limerick Chroo.) INFANTICIDE.—A Coroner's Inquest was held Ott Tuesday night, at the Union Public house, John Street, Oxford Street, before .l r. Stirling, Coroner, on the body of an infant found in the privy of 31r. Ellis, ajeweller's house in the seine street. It appeared by the evidence that a woman named Elizabeth Saunders, came into the service of Mr. Ellis, a few days ago, and on Monday night, Mrs. Elia haring gone iuto the yard, observed spots of blooil, and told the circumstance to her husband. 51r.•Ellis immediately procured a light, and discovered the body of a child. lie instantly suspected the woman who had gone to bed, and accused her, and at the same time sent for Mr. Kerr, a surgeon in the neighbourhood. She denied all knowledge of the child, but confessed she was very ill. Mr. Kerr discovered that she had been delivered. The child was conveyed to the work house, and the woman to the Infirinary. Watson, a nightmao, who searched the privy, stated that imfound the child quite dead, with a handkerchief tied tightly round its neck. air. Kerr gave it as his opinion that the child was born alive, and the Jury brought in a verdict of Wilful Murder against Eliz.Saunders. The Coroner issued his warrant accordingly. She is about 30 yearn of are. It appe a rs she took great pains to conceal ber situation from Mr. Ellis, by stuffing her clothes. The folios ing melancholy affair occurred in Tower-street, Reven Dials :—An old man, named John Constantine, and Lis sort, had a dispute about some family instter, and th 3 quarrel become so great that the son in attempting to turn his lather out of the room, pushed him down stairs, and he was precipitated from top to bottom. The poor old fellow was taken up in a lifeless state, end although he received every medical attention, he died from the injury he received iu the fall ArrameTcri SUICIDL—On Tuesday lest. between the hours of 3 and 4. a genteric-dressed middle-aged person was observed walking to and fro on the bank of the New River, near the Sluice-house, Islington ; in a short time he plunged into the water, but was fortunately rescued by a Mr. Oliver. an inhanitant of Islington, and two other gel tlemen, to a senseless state, by wnom he was conveyed to the nearest public-house, and every effort was used to re store the unfortunate gentlemsn.which they succeeded in do ing in shout half an hour; and when he was sufficiently re covered, he gave the following account for attempting sn rash an act.—fin stated his name was W— C and that lie wis a collecting clerk at an extensive sugar-baker's, in the vicinity tor ‘Vellclose-square, in whose employ he has been several years; that having recently become acquainted with a Woman of the town (who' frequents the Adelphi Theatre), he had expended a considerable SLIM of his own and likewise of his employer's money, on his fair Milwond ; and that, dreading an exposure, his feelings became so brit rasied, that he had determined to put an end to his miseries by committing an ILA of suicide. We understand Mr. Oli ver waited on the employers, and one of tnem attended, and promised every thing should he arranged to the eourateetis. faction of this middle-aged George Barnwell. -- 1 1 I . .; , 111 I J • * . i ~~ i a ~;t 1~ ~~4 4t 4 t,