The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-07 00:00:00

- - t►e interests of the country, the Herghs, and rege lotions of which were tinder the consideration of the Mouse, that the question shriald meet with ample at toniloo. As only free English Member had spokes on the opposite side in f I the motion, he hoped he would he permitted to •sprees his senti ments on the subject. At the observations of that 1f... Member, who would, Ito graved, not be di,. Meessi V he rolled hiss his Hon. Friend, he could not bet feel 'uprise and astonishment. The Act of Orion, as his Hen. Friend expressed it, prevented English Boreaghs as well es Scotch from being recalated as the House thought proper; bet such was sot the tom ; for the Act of Union on t►e pail of Scotland, stipulated, that the itayel Bergh, should always condom, to enjoy their rights sod privileges as before the Union. The Act of Union, therefor►, precluded any altera tion in t►e Scotch Burghs. without mentioning IM bereeghs of England. These was a distinction which was evident between the malsersation of the Burghs, and the mal-administration of the revenuer. Tharigh t►e Home, by the Act of Union, was pre. espied from interfering in the privileges of the Scotch Bergh• respecting Armhole. yet it nal not prohibited W theme , Act from Investigating and regulating the abases coneecsod with remmires of the Bergha.--• For that pu►pose the Lord Advocate of Scot land had brought in a Bill to remedy the evils attendant on the assi-adadoistration, bet which could not Wettere with the prisciples of election.— Th e Ilouse bad. therefore, two choices; the first, a Bill, which was a remedy for the evils desertr• ing to he reeredieel, and the wood, the 'crept once of a regulation, which would be attended writhe trsie of evils. Would the Home, therefore, hesitate to declare which of the two modes it would adopt? Would it sanction a motion which would be attended with all the evils of the wild schemes of 11-form, which had heed already proposed in titers*, broad, gross, tyranikal, and losable; shapes, but "'hick, when torched' in the House by Ike spear of troth. displayed folly the native hideossoess of the monster? The Hesse would not, therefore, he hoped, hesitate In making its selection, and would ovoid plongiug she empire into dangers, which woeld Meatually pre. dice the greatest evils. Lord A. HAMILTON replied. Strollers were ordered to withdraw. The Weis divided—. A 3011491 Nora Ili I Majority is favour of Ow laritiort 5. Whys this result um anneenced, the cheering was !ostler and more getters! thee ere have ever Word in the House since the division taut decided Um fate of the Property Tea. Mr. P. CiRISNFELL prevented a Petition from Mr Charles Blunt, to defer ate coodJeratins of Ore Brainy FAKIIIOII Petition to • future day, on the ground of a question pending In the Coatis of as Ica, tightofrefttsvil veins. Mr. GitiiNFELL stored diet the tessiderstine of sold Petition a►ould be postponed till the ht of Aegustnost.____ Mr. S. WORTLEY thought it would heftiest in. judge to accede to the motion, at the wiin welt •a their way to town, and a great eap►nre incurred. After some ob o lions from Mr. Tierney, Mr. Iloshisson, Mr. Wysie„ Lord Castlereagh, Sie J. Newport, Mr. Sturges !Bourse, sad Sir J. Macintosh, who proposed as an amendment, that the debate he adjourned to this day, the Bosse divided on the Amine:nout A 3 ra. 19—K am 59-14..jwity..30. The or solothis leas 'boo septhed. Adjourued at Iwo deelnrk. FRENCH PAitii, MAT 4 —A criminal accusation It spoken of as ■boot to be pieferred by I inhobilouta of It. d.partm•nt 01 the Isei•. v o tainst Gerson! Vii. tenni Dona.liau. oho, in ISIS sod 1816, meowed ed the 7ihlitors A woman in Paris has been delivered of lee children, one black. the other • WM. Baden speaks of a wrriilar phoaonnenon, bat betimes nut say he air. nested ir. N-ither hive we seals these two children whose birth •e announce, bat we are assured they 'xis.. The Court of Anises of Brussels, whirls Is now es copied with the ease of the persons accesed of IND Om for mills(' toff the Empero► Alesander, hemmer, on the 'l9th of April, M. Orts, 'alienist* for the Procurevr-General, who gems t►e detail of the 'regulation, mid eststVithed tbe guilt of the setesed• He particularly neritvd Bides as the principal in stigator of shut machination, end strongly accused him of calumny agriost the Police of Wessels; on which Bitches had endeavoured io tern the odium of having indirectly 'ached his, bet which, accord ing to M. Oct., seeks only to preemie crimes, not to provoke them, so, said he, has sometimes taken piece in France. The Advocates of the accused Inger, Berth, and Myrick, also in defending their Clients, represented the same Roches and Potaillot, otherwise Lacroix, as the perkiness and guilty instigators ; they pretended that these felloos at mite cheated their conftde-sles, the Police of Brussels and that of France, whose agents they were, ssd that the whole plot could only serve the Ultras, by making the &sparer of Russia believe that de general tranquillity might yet be dis turbed is( Primer, in order that he might 100 iudoced to oppow the d►parture of the Army of Occupation. Ones( these Advocatts discovered even a coincidence between this araniwavre end that which took place about the same period in some parts of Britanny. Advises from Genera of the 23d April mention, that N. Strutter, an ancient General in the service of France, who was distingehkod in the campaigns •t the commencement of the Revelation, has jest died soddenly at a very advanced ego. He was bu►ied *kb the hooey's dye to bit rank ; a considerable isereher of the military and the citizens accompanied his foneeal. In Gentility no credit whatever is given to the reamers which have •scribed the journey of the F:ot• peter el Avotris bite Itsly to motives of a seperior order, and meths to ►igh political sod reitgloas concern.. It became. wore certain that the Jesuits will not be recalled in lip Aa•triaw Monarchy. Those who were " "lions In Ji•getninata this good news haee Shown Iheeea►ieer In I ► as ell acquainted with the mortal optoleas of the Emperor, as the principles TUE grATESMAN of his Government, with regard toast Amens ottirr. It was the height of retry thing tidiest.... to nish It In be believed that the journey of his Majesty was entlertoken in any respect to promote their interests. The times are gone by when the interests of the Je suits eentri nuke a Ptince descend from his Throne. The Doke of leechtenberg (Prince Eogenr) has taken the chains of Baden, for the approaching summer. From Stockholm h io written; that Count ('hs►lr . de Levenhielm, Minister from Sweden to St. Peters. bare', will depart to Jon, fnr ki. pout. The peblic debt of Swed►n amounts to 6.371,882 crowns. They •ro I this kingdom loboaring with activity on the roads and canal•, which multiply rho communications for trousporting the ticket of that soil, particularly thew leading into Norway end the woody parts of Lopiond. BAVARIA. AltalL 25.—The commercial body of this city have jest presented the Damian Diet a remarkable Addams, in which they display in lively bet sad colours the Weal Amities of our ta•nufac tares. Our city heretofore so Ilnerishint, after having bees from 1794 to Ifilli almost contiosolly exposed 1* ell the tosses of distraction with which war in. sedates the theatres of Its (spry, is reduced to avow that trade was lON shackled, iedestry less oppressed In the days ewes of forced coutribatious, of 'metal. tions of every oaten , . of pillages of every sort, then sew in the bosom of peace, ender oho onion of all people, and the alliance of all the Sovereigns. For sowersl years the chains which the genies of saltation has imposed upon commerce have bound it le so many links sod twists, that at leegth it coo no looter move. England persists la her inclusive and prohibitory I system. Fresco, Austria, Russia, levy on foreign merchandise such duties as are equivalent to pro hibition. With Spain, mernerce Is almost • nniiiitated through the intense, condition of that State ; and litielty, Prussia, which Is, which ought to be a State pertly Creresso, has likewise surrounded herself • ith a limo of cost orn.houses, which repalas all commercial istorermrse with her neighbours. It is at this moment, whoa throeghost Europe cries of piece universally resound, owl every thing pro. claims the wont of liberty, that every GaTernmeni is isolating itself by lines of Catom.hotraes, etoretsch• leg itself behled prohibitory •ysteme, and repulsing @eery Integer like an enemy. To prove how per. oicloes this state of things is to German Msnefactores, the addressees attest that the single city of Noreen. berg, which formerly put In circulation from three in nine millions of florins of Its own produce, stet, during the war, Its trade fall to sit millions of florins, while the peace, from which it etpected its reserree. lion, on the contrary, scceleresing its Mits, has re. dead lis business In one million and a half of florins. The Petitioners con discover no other remedy for the extreme evil than le the freedom of trade, at least throughout the interior of Germsny, trotting' hat Europe may be enlightened 'wirier so renwwee the intention of making, under the name of public macs, the ewnworcill war seemed the political vase, To CORIMPONI)K4II-4. We are agile fay' 'red with a choir, ha at Poem, Maim the nemnral :and r fear highly *aimed Correspowileas .1. hat shed wakes his pieer arsrr portomi rl, essirnablo. W the noveley of he annorr to which the *object Is rrrarrds and shoe all by she promptitude 'sift' whirl, t h e fart bq seized ash rallied by she orciairmees whirl Lb. e rivet. It. Ile has not let Ike " coldness of delay" Wow spew his Nuke of the noble 'V isrourr. and the • Iwo' It f hi ripe. Is Is Imo •ithoes rein., that Si &ley its inser tion tees for limos, dear hams. 'nseff a has alba brow elisoirsphhed hy she mosmiline pew of a Belli.* TACITO.. for Si tea( oar country ,be in need el a hold awl per-ssa•ive Writer elitist rho. The ear miaow ea prelates sudicieutly raises oar hopes a the " swelling mi. — whirl ma, be 'spectra to fellow. Tito fawner also MOM rnitwoklAtili be deferred; hat we Milt eitiv sill 104111113 , 1111. b 11 Christina-like I. Cession to anathematise she lossorent Srerr‘w ev is the way spoken of. If it Ansilil he JC.III. murices& by Gerald's's parih s we tress the tied sad good patriotic/11hr beat will take it in sad cherish it. We *aspect she ploys 'shone' ism note a Res/Trod Magistrate and a Licensee q pablic-haseess. PIMA'. OP sIOCKS TUI% JAY AT ()NE 0 CLOGh. Orli Puck 6 re fem. %set 106 9 per lest Red. 7I India Nee& 213 29 p. 3 per Go. Camels #2 Long Ass. 14 la per Cent. 206 . Kareet.err Bilk 9 8 p. I,.eseek for Ace. 73 I t)•oiew 4 per Gent. tot E. E V TON. Aterk.fir.ker, 2. Cer•Aill, ..mil I.rMr.l.itrrrl. THE STATESMAN. LOIVUOPI : ISIDAT, NAT 7, 1819. We have to congratelat• oor Readers for PO 'met which though it ought to hare cern. I orenly.sis ?ears ego, as then 'spewed, from the Report of the Coat. skis* formed at that tine, it is sesertbeless 1101. COON now. It is amazing that Scotia/el has pet op with the Is olating end deriding usage so lone ; fo► although Joa.v BULL has always been thought • stupid, stiff. necked sottish creature, yet his sister Seers♦ has been considered a sober and better educated part of the general family of the realm. She owes much to the cbaraete► and calmness of her Patriot of the Noble House of Ilestivros. Lord ARCIIIIIALD will be held, as he deserves to be, in high respect ■nd esteem for the well embodying his reasons and ele ments for refining the Petitions of the Royal Burgh .o • Committee. He obtained a Majority seer Mi nisters, by a decision of 119 to 144, and this vic tory was hailed by a loader cheering than has been witnessed in the Howse of Commons for many years. Although Mr. CAltal Ku did the part of an A curr ant's" mid his owa too, in endeavouring to suppori a corrupt system •f oral-adminisiratien of a self elected Magistracy, yet the attempt failed, •tandietg lie did net fall to hint that &form end Ruin • Wan ay swapping faces. RANK RFPORT. The Roane Commons Comminee open the ef. Fein of the Rank, presented its Report test nights but like a coy lady, who makes a courtesy and mo. deafly retires, nothing was said upon it. A few prominent parts of its contents were nod only, and, i it seems, that the Committee secotarsdnl Mr. lit. I canoes plan fo► dented's, bullion in gas)Ment of notes, instead of coin ; the qusntite of geld to be de. livered nes►r being less than sissy ealleff. Thta seems to as a stoange proportion, irtirh *into Much espienation. The Committers stst., with "(areal to the solvency of the Rink, that its resources es- 1 coed an thief by the sum of 5,1413,001 W in addition to 14 millions to he ;veld on the espitstinn of the Charter ; but then this is a paper &report, court what relates In the DIM/. Said elllTllien of brick sod marts', and eishogsoy in counters, &As, Ike. hut we •hall hay* opporsoni , issi ennogh to speak nn this tender subject. 1•s the meantime the merchants in town detect bet esp►d shit she MA will curtail their accustomed "'tent of disconnts, which gives them great concern. ■s well es the dtuns►y bankers, and •Itogether must very moth effect the bisbertes ti. vadnasness of trade. In short, a shock of this kind has been 'spotted to► son.. time, end therefore it will the Ins surprise end thrust len down when it Comes. STATY. OF IHE NA rItIN. Immediately after the Ronk Report had !teen rood,' Is very app►prktsfy connected onto or Wei these. with, Mr. TitaWlT rye notice that he should, on 'Tuesday os'nrsight, eons. fors Comasitivo os the Stole of site Nation. This is as it shoold bet tbo country cannot be witisnot its persists of chomplans. Ho if s mown) sargoan who Is afraid to recoils. meted the esciolen of positrons for fear of giving momentary psis to a snood contiguous part. Ms. Tt Lusty is politicise incise' ors knots, that withost the history. the whole body must corrupt and die. Ile will oo &obi entailest at once judgment to point not she dimes.. end roper enough to offer himself as a co-operator in its removal. If France cook! stand the shriek of s regeneration, vitiated and ems. rioted, and afterwards rise again above her common lesel, what may not Great &hitt& 40 Lamm' AIIIP DIMAS -- , ;•eh 11 Ike ery of the es. employed workmen in Leeds! *base distr..... 2 4 pointed by use of thesnost opulent men in that town, rends the beset in intim. We will insert the letter et greeter !earl to-etUrrow. fifteens, whit most hove been the Wore of the Government of these king. dome, far thiniv to have come to this; boasting, us certain wrens scribes have dome, of the eteellene. of our Minieters. and the flourishing condition of *sr mansfactorm!!! The DOCINIS o< Kier, we are happy fe say, hos eloarwl wood health Mee. her wive( at Keissitsetert- I Palace. Her Royal Highness taken an miring daily he phaeton, ter Sllnt? an hese and a hilt; sad In general is driven by her Royal Consort. Letters Feral«, frost Sr. Iletats, dated the Sib of March, mention the Brant of the Raining sloop of ewe there a Onset time bolero. The Rodiring had miler! for Asconsinn on the 24. The family of the laie Member of Cnencll, Mr. I.trcn, had left the laiend in the Orwell, and several others were pre ' paring to gat the cninny. The last arrival, from .741101lieml, &Ott March S. in, that Sir GRI.CIOR M`Gnr.con's force. In stead er hievinig diverged fnr want of pair nr pre.i. Won., as had been pterinialy romnared. was en the point of emlllloPnCitvg eignrost operations against the I mpanish Main. Parte Hain, ectrordiiig to these me counts, gra, twirl to be the immediate abject. Sir Gnitoon's agoarlron consisted of fonr easels. and his tamps, principally, if not exclusively. lingliah, entownted to 601) men. They wets in good condi than and kith cnni•lenco of •urrreg. A second di visien of soililiors tram ditty especial, formal partly net of the dishaoded moo of the 60th regiment of Foot. On ill. ride of Verona*ls, Geo. Phu hid obtained saw derisive adeantages over the foram of Moat tens. Ile had destroyed a sewerage body of cavalry ; anti another corps of Forropeaus, under General Roar*, having under convoy two 'boatload kestl of cattle, deserted in the Independent General slthout striking a single blew. Arrived off Liverpool, the Mary, Owen, from bmske. end 17 ships and 10 bait, lames unknown. The Union, Barry, from the Ilavanneh, is Sr. rived off Kissel*, 'Pound to I.iverpool, very leaky, and most discharge. busies, Tuarentr..—The eaereselag pemislarity which the performance, et Mi. elegant Ties re have geoid. redmiada greatly to the reedit. is the totem. nod eteriloo. of die rowed spirited Proprietor. A Briii.li audierme is a generates metros —to who. gems. and merit wrier bored M val. t aull when ever as amber in demonise mermentatiaa ram mach Ms. wcret spriag of the Aare feeling, of the seem. sad make them vilwate with aster. in t. perso nification of thiag maumen. the prietrai. tare is sure a draw forth as istroloat.ry bone of grimier ap pinesef sad mergers Imo bees ewe happily phobic-ea by Mr I'. Anemia berdramat le approprlai too af.eatimestimed castanets sakea though, popular works of oar trebearated British Ptieti. nod a sack we may treotete to place him Man ng lite foremint to she groups of modem dramatisen, *bar production. hove ereceisfelly pasted the aide& of public approbatioa.— This home has remedy been crowded to excess, to Sitars, the performance of 'eyelid of mar old popular mosaral piece., and le parties/at Gay's celebrated pe,Min Opera, which hi, born breathe forward, In order so mindere. tor sb. ties Hose at Air Theatre. after a Wag @brace from the Lambdas boa rds, that riots* Imiltidi lonaltslress, Mn. INV NTAINI, an the chancier of Pally Pent-Oen, sweemplialed by oar old favourite saritsdisf, Iscumort. la topeoia blorkkeefh.—.• Them seaman and legitimate °Spring. at Apollo bare ben received, dillies the externem or their oell.baown vocal parser.. in every remitter. of the Mee. with a warmth of Ratite trete. g that bat tilled the lame with shows of rapt ggggg arelsmatt...s. The other performers is ma eacellerit nperaiksi mire, which of aeceriity ha ben roarpreased late the Awn of a Marietta. i mploimo .Aria rowdier psro with grew taant.lsartklllarty Mrs. Estrous. who performs Las t Lucke Isiniiiably....... , The reatimestal romairce . f the Boort of had Lnin non 94 , 11 • atomise its leterequip attraction here; sad the part of Nide. IS Wile,. which was performed with an which Writ by Mn. ItraTen, ha resod an ample salotitate he tb• eaolieivise lit. de heiress. Miss Cblimautt.—The mask, scenery. slid dress*. 1 lions hetwagias to MAI extrusive emthitinoterp, are Melt Clint. Pkwinaari to the latest of the ailikreas nrtia. employed. arid the public spirit welch die Moamar, has so liberally niambouril is Primus Aseetard (regardless al .:penes) sibta an a ' a .tat-rate entail area reader the %stony Tnamrati l s= , a ; r i ewu t u.i ri enests . : l :" Grail . " ; c e s tiunti ial uid ' :r iai i it Ti vi t i e t r c ,:t . hi re c Ooo nlef ovieim w ita ish d ibme sseir tafashro lim"""ea . of the COISNItOARDRN 77111.4TRE. We witnessed a perftscasonte *I the Jecrous lest night at this Theatre, wed is ik.,, woo some len.. telly in the cast of slierillitts. tan* offer out *O. oione the el.oge. e Knist.r. pissed (ha iry, instead of Yours, who is 111. Whatever wise be the comparative meals of 1 bele Geteeleltsen as tra gedians, in comedy the fernier Aail e &cid*, peri.erni. fleece. Mr. Yoorn,in °skies, always celled In ear mind the nitiorionsto Jerry Sneak; his whorl glee,. to the ledy wined to spring Irons fear of persona! consequence. to itimoidf, a boa on the mie, or reshape a cortoln lecture; and *hen had determined to Isidore her pinion no longer, he see reed In w t it nppeol lop or sopported by his brother NW*, the .I!rdter, rather than lb act from a conicinesafeit M hi. non relefito situation, of a vOlOlOlOO that his tentlertiv.s had bees imposed upon. lit. &mom, therefore. rose loin petty tyranny, its his ovolteleaa had dein died Into sheepishness. Mr. C....1e 'The formed a striking contrail In this itiet•Plit. HO Wit en ailee ilonate Itushinef, oho tiltsted In hit wife • woman of strong passion., hot seek ; hi. love for her midi hilts tremble for the ereaeviettcas pitch ftequonc fits of raga might produce nee hr. health. and he wale evidently remanent from* rim& a limit Id het wittheess, by the contirlerailon, that a sodden ehecic would throw ter jolts et milady. Whose antler Otis impress on, h. • ve kin.e, soothing, 29t11 aPsoluto.nlY hat the moment he •as convinced the, Ili Nolte ea were made sobse•tient to m.•• shim relate.", Ad al mice resumed the matter, hy a firm. tflosned, yet tersely► conduct lowaell• the letate ted • owln his resolution sprung from hit nod nand, wi hurt being dependant un • • once he slay . dr. end returning 'endorses% to the • hint of his affection - , when the again deserved his esteem, was a perfect picture of obit • hoshonJ should be. Mr. C. KlN aces Oakley is an tserliont perforitioner ; but gelid e, is is , we smirch question if it world be as elieelimi with ady other .Wri. Oakley Mk MI.. O'Ntu.t.a She ells op the sketch which we hate drools, sod therefore herbonises the picture. S. is young, shit is belatilul ; bet frame appears In be too dalltat.lo ',thin' such repealed shticks frail passion, sad irlikii there is an apparent tenderness for her husband othktt world mould any man to her wishes. She kflowl being she has to deal with, sod her conception from any Air:. Oakley we hate upect. A senlian sib feet high, in a betting Baited,. 'Mild hare model no impression an such a Mr. Oakley 29 CIIARLI92 lirmanhe, though she sight byte frightened • Jet•rir sneak, whereas Mies O'Nsihh, ht her mos; net and appearance, famish's ressonahle greeted ref the apprehensions entertained for her hash h, In ease she should be violently ',omitted Is the exert:WO her will. and thee she seestisplisheo shit anoshet wield lose. The effect of the loot Scene, pratieeed bl this husband end ear, we shell not Nally forget. • We have devoted an math Spice to the principal t characters. that we bats MK, rental to mention wile that; however, we most de jostler In ass intliMdissi who teems to have been nedletted—Mr. CialtitOn. Hv the death of Titiccy, he has sseceeded to ',qr. fain frUsdier, and why he h.. dot ninny. played An Itlihwion we are at a loss even to gores. W. would much rather tee him at he is , than the heat liihernitni that ever walked, after be bad Inst hit t.etfi, hit voice, and his strivers,. NAVAL IN7'ELLIGENCR. ....co-_ Drat. May 6 thi s mnrn i fw for the Moor, the Thelli, lengilPi Walla. from Ja maica ; the Harvey, Manner, 'rum St. Luria ; awl tho Contest, Caintkeil, f oa it. Vsnient'...—Came down fro. *Wilmer sod ,ailed. the Chance, Fianklyis, for the Cape of Good ; the Rock, Pnpllps, foe St. Diabase; tbit - Atatenia. Soiney, fir J , tesica the Aims, R.fl , for Mirainichi; itio• Argos. Rooth, for ditto; the Kingston. Collinson, for geettoc ; the Joae, Dalb. for 'rewrite; sod the V 101.4. Candler. ofstead for Nee York, after baring tire. on shore era Afareate Sind, bet Ent off by the assistance of boats. —Soiled Ike Barons, York, for Bombay. Pouiusoutu, MAT G.—Arrived ino Var.:amt. Macke*. fro., !Abelian (.4 Prins" Edward's I.k.sid. _s i d e d w e m a jear, , . ship r •r Dlitfisrd; Foriltode, Sheppard, fur Landow; sodlloye, JO, mien, for ditto.—Passed up Channel the .Mp reirnpo. Ashton. from Medias and Cape of doo.ti 6'11,4 Goes Ladres sth January, sad Cape 23iii frehruar . ); pa.aeaers landed here. PALM/111H. MAT 4.— Sailed the g•llint Venus, Knaprr, fur Cadiz; end Hope, Waren, f^ r Maw port.—As riser' ni the Lizard the 2.1 ins% the Wolter, Pease, from New York for 81,1111 , 11, not 23 do's. lavgaroot., MAT 3.—A•rirr•l toe Al.'aoder, gimpano, from Bahl.; on the tsth of March, in I.t. 37. 27.10ng 33. 30. saw a brig, 'opposed (a) with lose of masts, boats, bulwarks, mad ollrry ibis% off the decks, and •banrloned by rho aver--blowlog bard, sod could net board her. Clo rho I lth A ora s in let. 44. 37. long. 21 spoke the brie Argo, of and from Sunderland to Boston.--'I he Mons, —, from Ikm for Liverpool, was 'peke the 13th April, in lat. 41 10. 18'41.27. very leaky, and short of pm. 'Weiss, out 43 days, by the Adelphi s from herbs does. 6.—Arrised the I.edy lives* Ike. (rem C•ths‘e.s. Coale Eicaaasd. MAT 7 —T18..1.6144 af kaeli.k Nrhaat M•arlay be, INees •rt. mull. NI ap p-.... Market skis saes ata.7 ode In entowle. r, .4 n ra dii. own a 5.. per 11.-k sa lao prim ar P lan r.—.F.* ...A lisle. ai la. soa. eisird f..rerdin..r. tpril•ises. • ChM eteaMr...lab ams. Peat, and wad' area,. nn al. tortraorieLeo MAULS?. M*T 7.-Our Market ihi.osool;ftr a*. 'tell topplerd wok ptitto o ort r.4. 1 * Q•hr at lAN 11•004*** prig ell ,how Shrep root w.. pnetty good, foot the trade dollen • t..-d ictivil...-V•11 draler.- - Murk lontlithl. 1.".4.r:, fn V.e NA?ket was bol.k tom morni.e. end dor Wimples of HO pull, noimsmotol luta )1•4143n0. L. et es erliadiryd.. rtylveor e spar n Art liar. I $..-(1..•••• aka ea e std cl.eapr. luau hot •etli .-: 4 !ra. 4.11 •••• el • r demo... of Nil The iloreeed b • tetrad ofatemtai of or ort•Am aad prier it Dingier 1— l'n mei tie OAss. per Wile of Mi.. Nod —*Al. SI •• is. 4 4 . 1 llra• .4 UMW ON 4187 ....,.... 11. 01 aI. 1/1. et. O I NOW. is s. m, Ned Lambs V rm. ... aö 0 1 P•ra . L. Ili Mfr. bl. 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