The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-23 00:00:00

‘V. 4 I ' , digit*, • , menotteen of actual profits. On the Coott4ftent, on the cost. . 1 N4VAL INTRIELNISNCE. wry, for want of capital and a circulating .14i; .--.... ... . - 161 6.... when the establishment of say large =nurse. di Dees., Sere. St—Arrived hit Majesty's ships !detest em, Mermaid, Unite, and Strinntroio, and a fleet of hisollpirtio gke. tory is undertaken, the parties must stititcribe the from tai• Medliereboesa--lbe whole ave ender qintimtine ; oho whole amount in ready money, with very small Px the Lord Fgrbi 4 s, Minerva, old Isabella, frees the gait Indies; captious, and of course must charge : the articles ma- the Ranee, from the South bees, led several other ships ; and oufactured with a large per tentage of expence to ; are all sailed fur the River. ga i n a pro(tL To this most be attributed the im- l i ' ' mense power of Mar merchants; nor have oar egri- 1 cultural ildeselllS been excluded from the benefit which this salt ell of wealth, paper credit, In good Oast is 10611 5. 0 4 11140,, , Ira,eretrattOotio. nt, but we -. .'. . . ' 6416ien tbl4r POI int &mot v is i m of 44 , \Mee attributed to the great or gig lletemdieniettal otealmey,that considera tion ougkflibleys' to tiollittle to the great cheep in i the villiii` Atilt things, being deuhle at least at the * l pres Put dry bat they were fifty. yearn age a and the. s i m ilar charges reguiringaccordingly a double repro-, 1 sentative value. Also to the veal onerous of wealth, calling for farther means to t its encreasing ex changes. Allowance alo.ne tt hid foe the pan. , tiny of currency demanded tit 'replace tit.+l4 - that . used to be in circulation, 441 which • Alegi .woo he double the amount of Poch gold withdrawn. sto ac-i count of the double price DC the present day. Wheel due attention is p,aid to thapecircumstaeces, the fal. lacy of thus shiftittg , the Illeeemed price df provij lions, and the rent of l'odijtiiii. Mal 'to iliati"7 causes, must be . apparent le *rte'sy AitYpeejodiced mind. If the s hots teeth were 4,l)tai 414 and what re lates to one branch held aloofly applicable to all, it might be asserted that the 'peeler advantages af forded by the circulation . of paper-money among those concerued in the grain trade, ought to have had the effect of lowering the price of that article, and of e very sort of agricultural produce, by the Accom modations. it afforded enabling the fainter to en . large his portion - of productive surface gad hill stock of marketable commodity, in the same manner ''as the manufacturer's, prices are lessened, and his gains Incensed by facility of manifacture. But the ac commodations the; afforded, were converted to isnother purpose, widely different from. this. The Aideautage, however, thes derived, was not allowed * rest with the Farmer. As we as• told all tales .4n the end centre upon capital, se also seem ail the - profits to have done, as we may Also be told they likewise ought. The assertion too colls inon'y made by eseltere of land, that the chief burthen of taxiifibt falls upon them, must not be allowed to. mislead and subject the popular judg ment. Toe proprietors of teed have too much the power of re-action in their hands, of shifting the berthen from their shoulders back again upon the public, and of even advantaging themselves by every new tax, in making it serve as a plea for luetepsed rents and the high prices for their produce, for them to allow the welot of the imposts In general to rest long upon them. There are certain kinds of capitalists, how,ver, who not having this power of re-action, sod of protecting themselves, who suffer severe) front this falling in of the taxes with accu mulated %eight upon stalked capital—such as annui tants and persons of fixed and sunk income ; but we see to our cost that the owners of land have always the power of amply remunerating themselves for any • burthens laid on them. Mr. Maxwer.t., whilst he admits that five Trots are tacestary to remunerate the farmer, be lieves that, though the price at present is very inferior to what it was last year, the tenants' pro fits are equal, froM the Increased abundandance of marketable commodity produced. This is .a very consolatory reflection, but we are not much greeted with it in the long course of this eel, dense: That alarm bell is rung so loud, and ,by entermouth, that the actual condition of the foe. **sit forgetter avid•unk now it, and we are obligell •. • It. from the broken spee ches and self-con tfivildiet. !Wiens of those who are thus proclaiming their dan t,t ger, or find it elsewhere hi the' stale of the SUP, rounding country. It, however, turns out nut so deplorable as represented ; and though we have still many remarks to %eke on thia. subject, we shall close our observations at present by congratulating those engaged in agricultural pursuits on the means of defence against the approaches of ruin, which a bountiful Providence has so largely put into their hands. Ponruiners, Sart% ft—Arrlied Ms Majesty's eblps Wr. migant and Brilliant, from the Medhervaiseao $ and the Beabew Awn the East Indies, Tho Mather/mean clayey still NSW= iiiiii.hosad at St. Helena, , HA Rwicu, girr.24.—Arriied the Acieriso tnutsport.ll°. 472. Svattio. Satter, from Pepelonouti, Fa baltrtst.•;—Salied the Sarah tranwOrs EZ, 116 mod MN" tut Bremen, *Mr lava. . f• al01•••• ; 11 1 Thsewess — ,listif.ll..moisaa he hi. Majevty's ship Aaseri-. Cs. fres I Isc 11/Nplilbassilds i` iiieVollinge nod. Hopping, from Batirdreux s :lifts: t 4inlion,"flitta Cadiz London Packet ; fot edrki Royalbt sloop of war, and Ptpay~mike, frees • : 0* ; at z .* s • • • • . 1 • ' 41.4414 - 1 t; "WAN i halved well logy e,,frout 19a1 Gila d 4arkitAlit D roasedagy4 fiesse, l ggilala I "t ilr e F4slo.dea , . itsorlasv Tits, P. n4......Tbe Qattes Churlette Wicket,. with a:a from Bursas, bas jest arrived.; .she is 11111/1 •"." Dominica, in 42 days t brings so news. The Fox packet bad., .arrived at Eteristaas before the Queen Moist* *11.4. Lust. night, of Scilly, she tell in with a sehbultitkiiiieh they sup posed to he an American privateer. ' ' • The Mentor, Dubois, from Neirfoewitana to the Mediterranean ; the brig Mary of • Poole . frotri the Isle . of Ray. to Newfoundland ; and a schooner be (iiingieg to Plymouth, have bees captired and de stroked by the Adams American sloop of war, ..of *guns, and 248 men. • The Hero, from Newfoundland to Alicant, was .taken on the 12th of July by the kilt/tom privateer, and carried into Hyamis. A respectable farmer in the North of Cornwall wrote last week to his friends in Swansea, slating that he had finished hisharvest on the preceding Mon day • that during his 40 years practice he had never reaped such plentiful crops as those of the present season ; and that all the farmers in that part of the country hare experienced the same ahundance.—Si miler accounts hate been Tereived from the north of Devon. At a Quarterly General Court of the 'Governor I and Directors of the Bank of England yesterday,' the Governor acquainted the Propriethrs, that the Court of Directors hail come to a resolution for de claring a dividend of 5 per cent. on the capital stock, to be paid, free of the deduction of JO" per cent .: property-tax—the dividend warrants to be issued on the 10th of next month. That propositiim Karin bees agreed to, the Court insmodtately 'adjourned., s• I In the poor-ltouse tit litmeett, near Chichester, it a lunatic ' of the name of Darbiartithofe toying sp ,t . Nerve it never satisfied; on Saturday, lait ke broke open the door of the Install, aitdabsaiutely . devonred • upwards of seven poundiof heer:ol bacon, besides an apple pie ! It has 'been propreted, by way of at cross, to match this Gourmand with the fasting Girl' at Brighton! . Y.: •",' There is now living at Matter, $ 'venni named ' Elizabeth Wyatt, who has just totipleted her lola year. A few days since, she reified' wed . booneh, 4 sheaf of corn in a field belon,;itvg te• M. Pike, of Pennycross. She has regularly worked's( harvest for the last 75 years, and her sight and bearinkare par ticularly good. , -, -,4 6 •."?. The seizures of French manuffettitill" inioggled into the country have,been immense within. the .last fortnight. At nil the watering places., even the waiters at the :•otets,- have the effrontery openly to expose the French commodities foe iife ; and in some ins!.tuces they have !thou n theiVto the Excise Officers, who Were sent down to We& the prac , .:.; • . tice. The iisfti that hare been *de le Plias Ore likeljr to add to our dramatic stock, as we iinderstand,ap the popular musical pieces have been imported, and are now in a course of translation and adaptation lo our stage. Mr. Kyt.t.ar is returned , frpii ,his to, with a stock of this kind. Tie was it constant it. tendant at the Goesthudoire l et which the eels breed Cnzactrpit Is Director.. Tliis)s n . naliloal school for the study of music, hut it.neeer . . fobs* produced a good vocal performer. l tsii!rhaiisitnth an estabishment would be more successful in ' Engin& On Friday last, the subscribers to the NiT,Ez change, building at Sunderland, dinAd ttgob t rAn i commemoration of opening the same, and... mow sjse:•, perb dinner was provided by Mr. Jowsztr, ,qt . t Bridge Inn, to . which upwards of 70 gentlentnitisat down. Amongst the company were, ilar4.,:ga LANiaTON, Esq. M• P. Sir KAI. NI MI 4:014 Bid ;- - MONTGObitRY, Esq. ;J. D. , u4.v g I TE Esq. ; Wu. BECKi/Init Esq : ; . sad the . #An IRAMIneli. • Lord Oxvoao, we understand, requested an an. I divine* of th e ittince REGENT, to lay before his , Royal Highness information with which he had been charged by Kill Jo Acting, respecting the 'advantages } to be gained by a commercial treaty between G reat Britain and Naples, w hich Muit,tx Is extremely so. licitous to form. The Ponce granted him the au- I dience at Brighton, and the papers have been laid! before Government. Mr. W. ADDINGTON, accompanied by Mr.! BAGOT, went from town yesterday for Pitris s -on a mission. • About the time of finishing the investigation eithe disputes in the 10th, Sir Joun MURRAY, it It said, ' will be brought to trial. Major-Gen. ADAM is said to be the prosecutor. A ship lately arrived at a French port from St. Domingo, whose custom-house papers had this in. &caption :—" Kingdom of Hayti, in the 11th y ear , of Independence , I. King." The signa tures ‘4re--‘lO Inspectes. Admiral Prince PIERRE JEAN.' Inspected by:the Cu.nmanclaut, the Duke of MARMALADE" ' ANECOOTE."ISr.*JOINSON was once shown a long rosin :g poem, in blank verse u in order to have hi s opititoll oT I.einkii returned it to the author, assuring him, thitfif9ptsttuck ant every other line) it would be belle 44W. " ,jjj 'a f• ~ ; i 1 • Coste-Escs.inott, Sara. 911.—Welhele ply of English Grain time Monday, - eanstwari. go w comp• Islsd large arrivals of Wltamt, wad sew oa4.6sew t tbe Ceetbsent. The foreip Wheat timid le !qv dlqk till 1 01.01thrig. mid 4405 r. ilower ; but all other Areleiet troltlit as es Wfalt.pplkey. .(,,, .. • 1 Nihau LEiagtislt) ... e: 60 93 Beans ..,....,.m.,..44";ff Ditto (lbreiguy 6O 68 ()Id ditto %.,... •:, Rye 96 42 Tiek do . •• --- - ..1. Vier to I Bartel, .. .34 40 Old New ditto —.— Malt • • • ' 70 76 Fine• ditto. b .." - • ... . White Pam . ..59 63 Poland do. ....1.1.3.0 it ! New ditto .. - r Feed ditto Ditto Boilers . ~tll 69 Fine Flout .....". 1 .._. 4 1k Grey Peas . -48 52 Seconds 1 • • • .. .—•••.-- '' 4 1 4 '0' .r 4 SMITH FTELD 111.14/4ICET. SEPT, 23,, ;,.:, .. .. (1 i To einklbe Otnit, per stone or6ll • ! Beef ... 5.. 04. to 6.. 01. 1 . Head of Cattle Ws day ....71 1 Suttee .la. 04. to. 6. , .. 4d. i Bengt, 'V ' IN Veal ... At. Od. t• 71. Si.Bl Sheep 61 Park ..... 'St in. 7.. 4d. Calves Lands • ...6s. Od..iit 7s. At. Pies • t,. ) V i .. , IMAY•iIiAKST. . . 41q64 .7,7,f Hay 441. ile. ad. •to 51 '5.),. 04,: 5 1 • Ctocei ...1 :V. • 0.. Od. to Q. C 6— AL 4i1n1 1, 4 &Um •l4 1.41. od, tO 21. 6s. Odr. THE STATIrMAN. -. i . , ' • ~';;.. •-•-ad.eve WEYMOUTH, Sept. to. • < • MARGATE, SE.or.ll, , -,--wisim--_ . , .......,,,, ,_ 1 .An elopement has lately taken plate between e soli The following is- a copy 'of' the Address of t h e ;of Mars and Miss F., the clauAliter of a •citisen.e.r. Mayor and Corporation, and the gracious. rep ly ' From appearances tile gall'antl'y had been of sndie which her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte i duration ; an d frusta appreiPdativ ,no } nolu -I.iiir _eased to give on Wednesday. Her Royal . ' chose to depart. She is oosltho s e „ st ~ness very condescendingly Convened, for a short VASE once said, " If the ,play begins early, the Ate, wills the Mayor and G. T: Steward, Esq. and : hut 11 4 lolly curtain d rop s the s o o n er. " ' made several enquiries relative to the local improve- I Such a creature of atin3sphere Is theatrical sue. maggot the place, and the situation of the Mend i Bess, that In spite of tlie ' fine and perfect acting 4 i t Pa n al ta id '--- t.: the French company,' n o w performing here, the ' 0 Wee. the Mayor, Aldermen, Bailiffs , and P r u" " house does not fill. pal Burgesses of the Borough of , Weymonth end Melcomhe Regis, entreat permiasion to address to and attended the Theatre the same evening. Tioat your Royal Highness our humble congratulations on L a dy your safe arrival bete, and to express our earnest wishes ter the establishment of your health. We re gard tie auspicious appearance of your Royal Iligh- and oven, frOm Ostend, ba.refri two morsepolizers, mess amongst us, not only as. a happy omen of the." which terminated in one receiving a sound horse• feture prosperity of the town,. bet as a revival of the 'rryful Sensations we formerly experienced on the . M., gives a very animated picturtrof the gaiety Mrs. Jordan returned frnm Ostend, en Mon l ay, which presides at Brussnls.. • • A fracas took place at the last Importation of *sheep i whipping from the other. Sir Wm. Ctiitiiand i'perty ate returned from their visits of your august Grandfather, t h e Paterna l So-• cellist tO the Scheldt : they landial at Rotternalet, and "reign of a crateful pedple. May the many publici w e e received end , entertained by'the Nousteinted an. end private virtues which adorn, frith peculiar lustre, 1 shoc i t i os. the chaiactor of our Tittered Monarch, shine, With. . . undimieisbed splendour, .in the persons of his Mut ' triesesieseendants.—Midem, We beg leave to is. stave year Royal Highness of our strenuous davit- Mons to preserve peace and good , order, and by every -ens in our power . to anticipate your sill -" very DRriftiti 4 4 */• * The attractiOet 'of this house Increase the more they are knew„tl. NOtvatitstaritiing the dervulated stole of the tiff thii u , -vet_ t o p‘ ;she. . . . capital, l eaf', Bet Royal ' O l 0 04 \ . Di ttik ki F n li t Y tee ' - ellsta> 'pl . . giant audience II INF' "Rod t-i- ' • .... - 'r u c' ...- • -• . - . _I __ _t - aii . eitly hour ; every jilittleilt this .Theatre still blazing in ell the •• ' " Ganctrwert,—The Royal Family hatessit re. 'Mere of net4lty. The Address spithen on the first pettedly experietteed 'tint 'loyalty and •geod.will Or n i ght Mai rePhated by Mrs. EnWtm with equal feel. the inbabltaitt4 of Weelbohib, that they . need no ad- 44 end appleuee, and every 'Means was adopted of ditional assurance Of theit alrection and.duty.. It t_ _ - manifesting the satisfaction of the auditory, at the 'will, hewever, • I am sere; *fiord them rely sincere , Splendid alterations that hare taker place. *' , a satisfaction to end, that , time and absence have pro- , . f . s . , _., sne pert A rmances of the evening : Were Iritt,d‘fe, duced no alteration whatever in their sentitnenti. To and Tlie -Reeieir ; pieces well caltifiatelliiidksptay you, Gentleaset, who have•showit Me this particular the histrionic *ris . nlitn of the ww, , ky.. i . Thf.:41 . 413 mark of attention, end hair! so 'kindly 'expreersidi supporters esEt.r.tit'Od,'DoWT4;‘,llllottited; Ic 4 - iituiv, your wishes for the restoration of my I'Zis'hhi's I` feel 1 s vi ttlii m A ri S . N .o lt a i G E it a it; ll, 4, llil e u tl iati n ' e ii:cLter 'as fttrs: Geo , ipt more especially indebted; not an' , ism ereiii comedy w ould sion, omit my very sincere acknowledgments to all i become intett;oiim an ant - Olfig But ' 'Whin the fol. the inhabitants of this town, for the very g at tt' ila g Hess tilt ihafibuitiiisu iellkl forth on Works:at rill! tokens of regard which they have universally shown Mill*, the . eWee(iiMoit ii:iseellul and ratifying iV ie !me, and which:l consider as a grebe of their indi. lir . . stirrioni - s een critrito i s ti, erin . h.r inhantote; A minisheri 'attachment's° my dear Father and the i'St • , cz w ilp ic i ti et r e d f r e a t i lti a .... 6 7 .74 o 4, i t n t t a . : l l e " . h lt e b :n oti ts re s ti fi r n ol t ig oi h i , lp h , i ; c if il li t uat a t of the Royal Family. Bolteve 'Tne„ Gentlemen, it will ever be my anxious wish to merit year good Itu -j rit him, he'distsleitql tkihi force of itature, wit opinion." . 'out bielnlipyliii . it*. !tiodeilly.. D9WT , c”;, in titi On Sunday herßoYal Melina the Princess Cltai. wartni.fitiiirte4 Irascible . otil - YtTtrre frlif,'• at tained . ht:. lotto of' Wales, accompanied by the Countesses . usual excellence, and offered ope.of the richest,u44. Rosalyn and itchosteri Mrs. Campbell, the - Mlees rtrsitd ,: ol , 1 ,... 1 .,......., 1 „.. : ...:. A1. ..,.___ ___„,.... 1 „..1 7 , Ceatte„ General Garth, end 'the Rev. 'Dr. Shoat, at- ag e o ' nd s t ;l l ":__" 1'..."1 . •7_:_7 : 1 1 .7.7..7 . . c .„ - T__7,3_ , _ 'tended' Divine Service at MelcombeCharth. '• - :- ; 4 4e . tho h ul, ve t:L.' c i Zr als 7 ..- I Qts ' i c it u e :u..:. r "Ar i a gra in vi ; ll . ? a e 4 In the afternoon her 'Royal HighneSs•lfflt:her r o - r ,.... .Kys'lolBT,wsks nature its in the artier hey 'usual airing on the sands, which this ?lay bon. an titi. r'' - Who; - fraught with teelinkood extepittfui ft. entfesitinct opearance in splendour' not a little similar to that of .t 6 relieve the misery inflictediiy:Ms father l and When Hyde Park. • .. . ::' '' ' 'that parent is himself menaced, forget* all his wrings i Yesterday her Royal Highness lil ttte niotittiiiihTe- hod i. • rushes ' forward lii his ()teethe. . Haexpiyef I couipaeled by Lady Ilchester and'Mrs.. Campbell, evinced all his wonted vigoor.,iii Min Eforo 7 'Mrs, in her 'baronche and four, surveyed the beaut if ul Ge.basa i la the Quaker lAciY o... was at . once easy and ! village of Upon, and the roma:Hic hills and downs .geavls, god united grace as feelieg with diguity.- 7 Mrs. ORGER, hilts vicinity. ' . . , Mr. Chatterters company' of Comeditex , rec eived in the will aAd irtlesS. country giri, The meritetf Mrs. Weston, the chaste actress of promoted to the service of' 4 1464 was spirited ,arid ~ true to DAtoro. Mr. 131.24.411 a,. li tit : 4 4iti. L ( ay'. Seeds. reined .cm !.laturdarevening +lvey lethg tu e market Their re,' Made his • atiedraiice ilk :114.11ouse - night of her benefit, and under the distinguished in the part of Henry, an d , wes deservedly well r 6. Patronage of Charles Ruston, Esq. The enter ; ceiged , Hi does n)fst seem .11keliff AiSgrate 1%. , ,1t0r '..tenruents of the evening were " Adrian and'Orillo,' ' characters. All the ”erforeers • exerted . thentsylrea "- cc Rival Soldiers," and Ella Roveriheiff." • TVs , lm _..._ • rea , treat elfett; - and the . eedience• separated per. I Performers in their respective characterigainew Oct fry satisfied with the beaus y.otthe theatre and the ' credit. . • —1....: Ixcelleinee of the acting. ;.• •it yi. - • - The Bishop of Salisbury arrived, end diiißrittspa .. .. ,14,... n.! Lodge yesterday. , - • * 4' i d t . ; 1 1...-:: San. 11.—The Right Rork ._4 Onntet o qf Warwirli, Masterton Ure, Esq . M. 17 Lady, . a tein, Hoe. Miss C. Munson, GonerarMolineenii, Colonel Wall, arid R. Martini), Esq. are just arrived. .; . • • '• BRIGHTON; SzPiAll • ( r., -- .A.. 1 • " His 'Royal Ilighnnss tint 1)4414 York balked this morning, and after witrdp took his eitinten hair back on the Downs. About Saturday stennightrin the time now mentioned foe the return of Ids.klayal Highness to the metropolis, We hare a conjuror nod ventriloquist here, of the name of Charles, who Asa been performing at the Old Ship Rooms Kith considerable success; and, to do him justice, certainly not with moire than his talents deserve. His last eahtbition. wee on Monday evening, to a full meeting .of elegance and fashion: His sleight of hand deceptions are Managed with"sti odroitness never perbhps excelled, and 10 which be is assisted by some curious pieces of mechanism that . excite pleasure and avtonlitaftent. • Ile ipeaks the Fr4och to */ agitregtir . •ond floeutlYs and the English suiliciasetit i ttrambe himself easily: understood. The speelnieli• - • 4•llitstrilOqisiim which ltt offered was far .soperiisioti. , whet .we . had .ever before heard. The app , iftelltr*blekgr;lrAMllvellii**4 felteiated ant] general.: q re i n rsr. . : • - ...v, 're:morrow evening . Me.7llpirs thltegl i acpot the Old Ship ,T,(0‘0114 1 .;11ty;Aliol ihe •of 'fork • • - :•• 'AO Jr" it s r!' ,4 alF t i e tt •Aite. Hiss, Smite, 11014 . 1141; - = *'(Theatre Sisiwevessing, es= Lads Totatfrp • !The! lte ereteffie . of ,rafentille . •4/14 'this bouse.lastoigish, Ale& sentelead witikeverrteetlasony of e sf hf .Mr. Jowes,HOOnlibm;ges; eleniasceelebritr, .weveltbrought ,t t t d% wo tosserning amebas,. sod with cortoi srittr wbolen and chiftirts; almost out `af..,110411:4 t tee presibit at the ffti t iQ 'obsequies.:.Xlisiiis • bad jostiotrid . ' Wiefl4l4: oar or 1f1.1441ge• :, ....... ".. Thliteidir-Cintipissinners of - ffsolif . iliff7 l l4l4 1 r teen pleasettna.:appolni Jotitt lift *Aftritir, Vati. flatlet* of the Court of . iiii. l dilifiiittirlft Ate lieoward;blatids,' eiett A. P. Ogi:oi, Vi. de. . dd co s id. ...t.thi ...., 7 WC . ., -. '. I: gilidiO'ffear., the Iretlotiful•Woinan,. who Is cont). %Watt id toient.garden Theittre; 'bus been on the -gaga from her infancy. Iferfitliiii ilial the Intimifee of a travelling company in Ireland: Anil yet - thoogli breitin. a: school so InAuspiciotif, she is said to speak .with great ptirity,- and without the slightest twang of Irish accent. . She k very. till, fateful, and Ole. gnat in person, and .f irreproachable:character.. BOAT uPolt WUSELe.--;-On • ThundAy host, as a party of gentlemen' Were , returnill to Shields from Bill Quay, the Onogress•cf their butt was suddenly arrested a little Wen. ffowdon Paha. All , attempts i to proceed *ere unavailing, although between se. yen and right feet wateewas found .. a•hesd, A-4tette, and, on each.sidtwf.4he basil eforyoain they endea4 voured to ascertain the .-aistae at •their detention till Off beard p.ila4stu the shore eselains,to his aompne - Won, ' llatAgaid Tom, sottish sithepit.sarit, if there?' pot ,a poLtlAller istld-lullberfasave Augred , their. boat plump into our ballast, wagont.". _Tills w4l l l fouud perfectly cotrect,,for oft .she tide sublitlitg, large broad wheels were pelt wept on each sale, near the boat's gnewllieltr.- - =lllrparty now vo. . gsfstrd. loudly. for , ast stance, .and. a„ liost, las T,4ll4l9.rlicillt4ent fan their singular situation. , !,e a t pciwritankittat the witggsta. hod Isaan used i to les& °,_ _ft 'l4 dilit% .4h.ellehte the -114,140 VIP* 0 9; - tile W I MP? si l',..j:i#o l i s • / ..41 Iola) i 'V 'I i. , :i; ..o:::.tiiiii ••• P,PP,i91A. 0 00 1 4 1 4 . gOettrwn - theellofulkiaVt• lit* 11 141 1 i1P Mghel' lageeCtiprP.eniolb Jigeotli.of iligt111:!.. . Dt° l fni I s l 4 l ‘,W , .116/41/14111byetNtig% ill bPd et or.tiomOt • ..: l?efave I withio,tis • armory ; of. woo 0... In - (lie small .1b cir, Flo.r.lfreflt.jalatid9, 'mini- AM tihril.9o head , wft Oat!! pp,i411•4 .by the inpollitiliml., t.. '-.. • ~ ,i - , . .;', '. s o 9s,,thr 4 f AgP, ft 110111...waicit wits atolesi-by.11416.1 toXiligs ctul/aPIeF, -nfriltlAil ot*Tgeretillesviiidiny,w/le* . -filiftill Kiiiiiba glikot*R ft Is 4 e • boil, l ag, ait..eoqjetl4 - .4at pttipeCipicatiglika,sapt.o4lfagostt,.iworiler to !entail INF 'kiwi 411. Aq4lloo34lPithei,fficio4ltll,o-itpprft!ivedt 4ClgrisoelltlPPAl,494.64olter_4•,thofesitipli • the watch! l•Plalkeltlr. , - ":. 61 . 01 . 1 4 54 ' 1- -.134t•- .e.C7 t . • t I • r • • • • Pt e . 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