The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-23 00:00:00

_~.-~_~ .1 e :h. •• • • J. . ..• , AN ADDRESS TO CORR CPTIONISPS; . . , .afrtrit eti td ',trona ' tiii . fedpl4lo ' Hulaaina/sk az ' —seata— ' Iwrhivvs oesiiigjheOanger irtliiiseitrwitsailemoWle tie, Pardes causes . . parilealieres, l'Etet porl!swant le tents . ; tur a: r 1 1 ta ,;;; 3. 4 „4 . t,f A . 1 44; 'ft o pri ; e a: e asily aeorok to coin 'amok l's on volt 'amo ow aortausu nutmeg 4:asuir'atteict .. • them . by the soptraction of the iiiiiinstilliattosdelyist, • Bonuses.. s • • • •• ' . .!fie alarm, and, wgether with the farmers, are settiog Oast rhxosto—Wore you. gifted with Atlantesn shoul-• tsp tbr hoot of sgricnltcre ii•11/ 4 ,ress. - Ibierkry out dark you world not he long able to b e ar th e gigantic for the.soccour of ,bit farmer-% ituhott e - Ilia lekseslinill" l',.b - t **Lich now is pressing on you: Yon wrillie tinier t o the r e al causes of votoploint..Jf, grit figilaito . 6" 6" pressure. not knowing loose to find relief. Torture really alive to the autteringswf tLe tarp crsm.syllf do not has made yoo faint. In your excessive rage yot 'ottit they - g lee them relief by the redaction of the eaerbitani Lill , ' inillikgi to the principles of the Conitionion, rents? Ifeitq, det'eridined not to•do so, attiiia;cankl• ....eteby you aim st the extirpation even of the dearett l e d, tha t object is tU • thrOw all the toirdeikoo thy Om "Out* of Eaglislinuen ; you puaish fur what you term parts of the scmtsmnsunity. Airollsertoati iSiUis..the,fi iwuitical offences; yet all your denunciations against the vonthe topic. But i'.u . 'imait• the? thtectutse..hisat in cafe Wow. in order to prevent the free cirenlation of know- . they att ai n the o bject, they nil! bring ?matters more i••4 4 xe—all your ea-othcio informations, for the purpose of :promptly to a crisis. rl4l krill a: dressital scoasge tor h wessino those who hate the courage to point out your -their own itimeas , : . '.. s dr4iunieencies---411 your interdictions of the asseuntatiel The manotiscturers arc iusulreLl in . french mlifficmilty by lit . the people anxious to disross their ihsoppArtable - the cuisine-60n of the currency. lounitateml with vapor grievances •-all 'fill' indefinite incarcerations of your rice money, they speculated itutituitelyheYanui the limit , ' of ti•an, will not ease your-shoulders one i0ta . 4.1 the weight their capital. timmls tilled, op ertry„clijnk. A petfm4l c: ::,e public debt, uor presets: for a single Masan( lime , glut was esperiencemi in the markets. fin a sudden. # cataence of your expiring system. You will only incite great portion o: this paper money is extract..4'6°m the arch hatred asWsay produce a taxation. The vast masa circulation ; inanialiasoly,. the n.hrle . votuinerrielhehrts , of taxes is an 'object which requires the must serious ' becomes &range'', Inooense Nowitiers are Imartfablit." corsiderstion. as its effects are terrible un the people. ' Business is .ttspenale.l. - Disaster.runs litre usita4l4: X T 1 endure one half of the Intralen is impossible. Look , plentiful crop of hank:totter Is displmyed. From that so. •he enormous imoor rules only —a general bankruptcy p i p er pone ) flt;mr sloth settees under which die impart:: is - :neritable a aaaaa ngsethe merchants, manufacturers, far. I we e r is d oom e4 tolaluiier: r: l's, ere. In proportion to the extent of that pert of I I will ntw takif lillir - e, With a promise. to again I- C e community. which sinks into a state of pasaperism, 1 same eta futoiiipeibor .'. •- :. • : %K. M.. oo•st the other part he loaded with additional taxation I to supply the consequent defalcation of the revenue, ! alto a doulsle angmentation of the poor rates, by reason of the tlecrea• e of the number of pericins able to .pay ' t sett, and the increase of the number of persona to re_ . . . .. - . . a:c:..e them, so ,hat a certain ratio seems to regulate the Stn—You sac, in you r 44 f rieNliv red R. port, that, in the year lb-I5 the production 1/1 the soil yieWeds i r:! is not diminished, but c o ntinues to be enlarged. Per p‘ogres to rein. Notwithstanding, the origin of all the ,„„, „ „, ,„trto „ ) , ranks wv,atv,ot., wurreity an anal condittoss.ofi ; awn Were crli.:•e benetitteml. What an errunion: rept:wit v•: l P o "easitiZ personal property ate ' .ll "filt r " ni g"' Look at the town of I:mmi,imester, and many utimersi all i-• -, to seek shelterßhea from the threatening storm. Rhea thui ti th e. and hrhuhi the poverty anal d •,,,, fr ,. 044 . 2. . 1 ;:.-y arc gone, on whom is their part of taxation to fall— [ a w ne d by t h a t d ea ,th. N o w, if it had been baufsall' it Must fall au the people of landed properly, witheat Aar sum, that distiess woUld not hare tikewiace. commerce to assist them, as that is already annihilated. I It is true. that that dearib Was a benefit to the "rich 'lle swami of paupers will look to the lanai ; the free- i Wisner. but ruin or inAty to the people, in the pro- Loldoes will look to the lead: the army will look to the !portion of four Isntamlred . to one.' You -Jr that the Lel land; then the landholderm will resort to weapon.. •of I %islaturu. in ltil-1, listened to the poi.ular but fatal lair-Peesettat . . llowei , er, the paupers Mast be main- cry of ailleap bread, and auffere i l foreign corn to Le tai eed ; Gut it hat is to be Joao with the fundholders and imported, pnil blainc You are now .the Legiaiture for so doing. : to. army ? An imperious demand of the dividends salt petitioning for a new Long Bill fur the. bene . iit o a few inalividuak, limit to the injury of thou- Le made 1.7 the landholder. ; a hilt • the army, if not paid, 1 s h a , n , : .. s o f f poor per.otis. I oin certain that the farmers tilt! refuse to serve. !fence frill arise the easacnssion of .: at present, a reuimmerating prier fur their corn t! •• iutullmktalers anal the Isnalhohlers ; by this your ass- and other 'prolutee. ' They sold their sheep last.season t. e- will perish. 'rhos the debt alone will accomplish i for Gobi; p, ice, and have sold the bulk of theiy . .wheat . l - yoJr r overthrow, should your System , in conseosenee of , at, iron, 1 . ;/.tau ''llra load, stud a goaot deal of barley ' r., uther cause Ituterferlot. Irast_on its dissohu__ion ;its ratV. a quarter. If a farm be rod. hip* owlet iiroulit ri.;‘ , manner permitted to linger, numberless persons i it dot be more proper to lower tent resst 44 lak a larty, oil, perish by ststratlon, becatl , e the ',two helots' ! ..Aa....c5..r th an i ntro duce ar a new kola Bilk . to 'tai i si• the pour rates wilt excite the parishes to evade, as mach as I price of breaths) the pipit' ?, .To *trim 1 . 11 .0 t o, wish possible, the relief of the pawn. 1 to give the labourers more wage.. is surely mouthing Another acniptoni of the speedy dissolution of your ! butt Jo/are p,cecturc. for they had no more whoa scitem, is the state of time Bank of England. This state • wheat W:l< 40/. and 5 uri 0/. a ld, than reiwn IV. This !can prove, for I Was on a large farm at that t jusw .,'lad i- a subordinate cause —paper•mmory never etirctoolly !. farmers silr,out a tww.l'orn .Itill, they ;will give I: , Entsining its credit, butt by the facility of conversion la il the t_h i e re la w ho he u t re t r ii s r s y s , aysas before (low enougle)--tkey will i:.to gold, has been; for some years, the principal part prase. Now, instead of • bet Corn a.* the currency of this eonntry. [luring war. some- 6 Law to enrieli •the farmers, stud rain or NAT* other tlrte, in the shape of reason. may he urged in favour ! peop le, I wantat advise what would beta tit the. whole I, f ;he suspension of-this facility ; hut what pretext ran ; col ~, 11 , 04 .... ~.,,. t i me loo.rri„x the taxe ,,, u0t , 4 4 1 4 . „ do 1' invented tinvititlites4;e? Though nearly line Flan i dime rents.or the Lang one-th:ral ; a tarry yf GOl4/. ik t-;:v.. elapsed since - the conetlsion of the war * tit the year tam he lo.vereul t., 400!.; also any person receiving-, '''.."l". due' floeii l4 rul 011Thlui". TertatillYs then' '3,000/. a year, out of the, public tax-money, to receive. :I mach talk abOut the perfortnatica ; but, unfairtonstelY, ,*(101)/. or leis: . eko Oast:avert OF l'ittses. t . ..t. talk is nisf Sae performance itself. If it be aster.. 1 17. ram i"-ndford. Dorset. nay oth Rao. tamed, beyoni Hie possibility of doubt, that cash par I . ' '. vrl. GI moos cannot Ire resumed, your system..in this se t. , - i'l .. • mil be ibpeptetrly shaken. I r • . 1 . 01: •T E ST.4 TES.II,IN. TO:S.. WEBB. LI4 RN. In 'spite to ermine eisthisayinonts, the two Wiwi*, rropositiotts amindispensalale • First, That the value of the paper be kept at par Mei ti.vt of gold. • . . secondly. ?lost such a proportion exist betwixt the. paper anti the gold. as wiU enable the Bank twinar up agiinst the snost rapid_pouring in of its notes. fritli.gripret to the first proposition, it is very clear. that, if cash paynicats be trimmed, when the paper is In a state ofAsprociation, the Bank will be quickly drained o` all its gold. The conversion of paper into kohl wllikj then realllc ai profit ; besides, vale, will be obtained ' rat* value. • however, . it; - issues, italtng raised with that of Kohl. is elides% l'er to svoid the inconvenience OM are the consequences i <meg? . A . Onsiderable a great ;Actual addition krzwrit „state of the obeli it it recollected. that galling this great virtual addit pure sproadtte!cor throughout mere. whose property • their, to till the pockets saes. hi tioneesptenee, to the bands ii the °worm with the. Gybes's? Did the (aril** *Wk . were ranee the price of agricultural far.abore th► . crook if %list cliebiassion did , hy extortion. the poor into a state ohtariation ing stidtrt to theneselrsi into troops pose of cattle, Oliva forMlire itirrieeni • IV , at‘ 4l ismer ettretwilt• 0 18 .. gaaafty deltas wispeetonity rents Wl' MA.' saki cook ; I li* 3 . reaped die of 'thole *hart thee elapses • 17iarsdry.a tnertittg ....Catholic Centime* took place at il'Arey's l'avern F.s , ex-orret, putanrint to .stliourtwient, Sir F. Bellew, flirt. in the chair •I'ho meeting asseuiblA at two..o'elock: It Irma- eugherat• had very respectahle. Sir F.. I:••tletr,• ern laking . the• chair. suggested the prnpriety..of adjourning the Ag gregate Alerting for some flays loner": •Ile said that: Fingall hall left London. and Was expected in Owl emerge of a kir days mutt 1/::VP haul ithlandon likclp to enahla hint to procure the moat correct views on the presaut pe o lerts ..h. OW 1 ' atlikkel• It 'vas Ow a period in which it um.: right to art with ••=l' t": t k1.4 . ...1E t• 1..4 TittitATATitettAl. f'.l l !e. . . . • .p., Zio•Vigb . .441 • •• v. CORONATION. _ are requested by At It. it' EBB. ROBE-M AKI4 . to his MAJRSTY. IT. llotcwirtt-crearr. titessie.. to inform the Nobility who +AU require Robes to eltrild :the Caronetios, that they may he supplied at the e plate on the most advanteeselui terms. This statement iv tendered necessary in eoesequenee of a report being ci reu hied. by people interested, to the injury of Mr. W.. that be will hot undertake an order unless it amonnts to a considerable sum of money ; and that he hes already received more Of dees than he min execute. These representations are not correct ; though Mr. W. has undertaken orders to a consi derable extent, the timely preparations be has made will etieWe hint to eseente his present orders. as well as any others he may lie honoured with. in doe time. The near ap proach of the Coronation alone prevents him Welting on the whole of dr, Nobility, hot would be happy to do so on re ceiving their iiihnnautis. *SIM DVS. 1 DA. Wateetord U threes') sad Jersey ttotten►ersh U I lassibergh ~ ... I I ARR. V 1101181111 0 Flanders • U i I Franca . ..... 0 I.isboa I U Malta Watt. TUESDAY—HoIiday at the Potir Often. : • LONDON: w.t► 23. IS_O. SOUTH AMERICA. ['Rom A JAMAICA ►APER.] A report tRa prevalent at Carthagena, by the la•t tbit the city would won be attacked by the In-• 'urgent,. and it was feared it would fall. It appears, from the most accnrate accounts, there have beets imported from Africa to the Havannab, from the' year 1790 to 181:o, one hundred and fty-nine thousand seven hundred and thirty-one slaves ; in 1016, seventeen thousand seven hundred and twenty-two; in 1t417, twenty.five thousand free hundred and slaty. Extract of a letter from St. Thomas's:—" Nothing positive is known from the contending arnaies . on the Main ; it is, however. reported. that 31orillo was at the head of COW men, and determined to attack tb, lnsl .0. pettdents ender Bolivar. whose fens se. :Nett to be. equal to the Royalists, and two-thirds of thous English. It Is also ted, that both armies are deerskin'd to engage, and their advanced guards %sere in sight of each d (Pi." (PSOM rnr oval t..; SVIISING POST. 14%T 20.) • A letter received in Dublin tkalay. Isom a gentle; man in Jamaica, and slated Kingston, Mireb 2:l,*sark: yet will have learned, err this roaches you, that the Irish legiou have taken Rio de la dacha, and were proceeding against Santa Martha. Already have vessels left this with cargoes of provisions for thee. ' It was so conildentiy stated some time eine. In , the rgolitical circles that an arrangement had taken place Ihtiniton certain high personages, tending to gratify. 1 11 personal feelings of the one, by the voluntary es:- • of the other, that we really feared the report wits not altogether without foundation. This apprehension we did not conceal from the public : neither did we suppress the grounds which induced us to treat the rusuour with perhaps more seriousness than it deserved. e knew the violence of lier 311sJarry's enemies, and we Nairete4 the fidelity of some of her friends. Ire also, that overawed by the %vice of the nation, dllse former, however they might fret and menace, kmintlil nut dare to attempt any thing openly, hill 'Mould endeavour to attain their ends threngh the hols lOW ageney of the latter. To *veil tEis einibinatioh • ' • • • the tieneficent, and the admiration to which sincere fix. triotisio h entitled. • Menaces may then be remits d, and we are riot ignorant of their natant t let this hint for the present suffice; but let the attempt to eye. WO follow the rashness of threatening. and tier Ma..:41( will as easily prove that she stands clear in legal m.a;. ter., as she demonstrated, on a former tic.-asion. that the guilt attributed to her conduct only existed :n t!.s invention and inahre of her enemies. DtsruEss.,—lt is understood that the es peaces of the intended Coronation *ill amount to fire. hundred thousand poituds. At a time when aceuun:s from all parts of the country agree in the most mela,.• chuly 'details of pubic disties.., and in stating Inos: distinctly the necessity of remedying Muse circum stances, throseh suitable employment belog provided f or our population, how surprising is it that this capable of alleviating. so much misery, should not b: ap plied to the cultivation of the suit. .C5Ol/AUO would par for one year the wages of 12,3ttl labouring men at 15 shillings per week, by which means 2.5,61/11 per. sons would hr enabled to live more coutfortohly, with• out being in a state of pauperism, than they do at present by any fitean. Twelve thousand eight him, drat and twenty labourers could. iu ooe year. brin : • --......--- into a state of cultivation IS 000 aces of laud e a E l) . )." We have this morning rkeived Paris Papers to the ;21st. Their contents are again almost exclusively con- ping and Ilaiffault forests, whieh might aterwarJv fined to the debates on the Election Law. The majority gin employment to 5,000 labourers, rad p a d a? , f u j i lei voters in favour of it is likely to be very small, bat for a much greater number. Or 500,0001. Would build +here it evidently but little doubt of its bring carried. 1,000 cottages for labouriug men, and pa r Ike waives 4 1firee Members only addressed the Chamber on Fri-. l for one year of as many wockmea as would b e a bl e to Jay, viz. N. De Villele in favour, and N.M. 'f crnattx bring into a state of cultivation , on the said forests. sand „. ta nkard against the Projet. i 10,000 acres of Lind, the produce of which is, at this i ' Illitxxcn FUN wt.—Pill. per Cents. 74 f. 35 c.—. time, very small indeed, compared with *hat it IBank Actions, 1507 f. 50 c. • . would be when in a cultivated condition. following is the amount of the New Duties, frost sth of Inly to sth of April, IRV loth ()et. ISIA JIII.IIOI 11 11 Mb Jon. ltirAl Sth April. 15.20 Total. ... .. I I.Di 1.301 2 tie Two rompanies of the 33d Re ,, ' intent marched from • the Castle yesterday morning for stirfing,.---Edia. buc i rd £reuing Comma.) , On the 241 inst. the Lord Provost auk ' a thasgow unanimously rated their ir 'tliiiks in Major-Urnesal Sir Thusoas Bradford, the L'oni otantler-in-Cliiet; to-the °liners commanding the re- Filar and Yoh/nicer turps employed in the soppddeldio ..• of the late ios k irreeiionary movements In the west al •-' , -Itesstland: amiss the troops *odor their orders; it ' i di• the seal and alacrity displayed by them in aid of tie .... civil power, and fur the very important services which they rend, red the community on that omits ..... %101 l The systyro of espionalie has, we understicol, itet pslopted at Xerwcank. One of the officers of polies. is tint town !soap told Rio individnal stappoesd to he L I Reformers, that be bad Ossonected with tha been narrowly Nnitelhiedtatilahotre six month* pa* tad that they were. iintotattly set:stinted net only WWI all his ways, • hall with, 111 hilviihiags, and every place' he bad frequented,: boll by lay iml by night, daring Hie whole of that period : bot hisp.pity, notwithessad lig the close liniments oL the .sples, and the fate- Weds thee bad inventod to wen their' able and tiosespillisis their purpose, thiy were net able to, sat r• ' any charge of Impedance, except that he bad ;lea etwirtrti to a hoose freisettledby itafbemOre, fee . list pe+pser of acquiring political idfortittlot. 'The Theatre at the same phion c irt-twaliii, is new under the soperintendtece of both the polite aid the !unitary. Suldicn are ; eeneroliyotatlainediadibreat parts Of the boos. whose buioni • to tt it taidae every patriotic emotion which oat W .. iertseell by any esolute of the audience, and to teach, et the same tine, the 1 manual othrodersa loyshy. • • After a iritra of Mime monlln, • the proof has ilea adduced that the Riot Act sees read at Slanehetetroe the 16th of Angst last, A.-A from a window by the .Rev. C. W. Enselatots, whO had it un a cud is his •psiyiet ; and thin by Ur. Silvester on the rid, Mb* ,was throws down, when be hid got half sny doe* it Bow unfurtauate tt wsi that neither *inane gsn ' 1 ;4144 i • theussods . ' MIA ' to %inv e r si o n o f paper into geld wtti " --- -!-- - r• - : - :. --- - . 7 .. 7 --- 00 - --. '. - au - r _ - tirr. • lOW ogeoey or MI NiTyrr• s o serfs MIS inemeinazton . ; t. H ow ow f ue t ot t o te it t. trat that tie os tam besides, one inn ' thing of P°tnitinent the rreate". c i *l s ti t 7 1-i n; 4!11 sit ti I n t b 7,1 I,' 1.104 only r ; ;. 4 looltility and deceit, we salt nothing an the pert argument aga n. . au , c . ips o . foronother thing of bat teeipe- - oiCilier bi,uisTv bat the unseoprcting croalkleapi of . bate beard theah• if .il Mss. 14 01 1 tiP i t a = -s tierces, nor oar laJ . ividee t l, of the theussais who tang. . fated, bat given up. Ihe enemies of Emancipationea 4 the Bank, by a contrartiort of . 4 ~_ bad now Ili; iiiiiti- of escus . e . ' or pit•eit.'" 'Fiery . ,Mi-., .ip.instaee, and the ficallaility . of a lunentiairee he' o n. ,Autald be tweeted to York tti.prove SO aril tilt. sane of paper to a via lion was exhausted... The' longing:till tif that _ Ari g i li mo oa t c Ol o t e d t o resist Hot ad o. oo . of. bat •r rather' 'bid. they etattjd tuAlie pat helaithejiMf hie .% tmlearouring so to keep it, hiot... pmp l e we r e t il l: fle d. M. the nest King:ilk the ' se m i . hocked b tie •'J o d e fli o -0 h o w 1, 0, 0 . tea! tt 10 ilsi 011 0 0 . 7 101101•4 , 1 !_i - ' y t tont lents P. 4 " 41 =iv: ptisilowi4 ths ors w 'twos wadi e•W ii •onvenience just remarked. . 'filet • Parliament; and nobody retail cohjiretsee a irtsatip, of .. . . tetrads? W e kilter that to motif ' s of itteiesst ANA a g ree 4 416 ibrilet. klin telt te laid F . - A- ntnees of this contraction of its ma an - apo l ogy , foi . 1 , 04 Too i t , ,r re li e f. !v i m* fame 1 100004 ... le depression of prices; or rather. '•eireanistaities, the C.:thanes ought tat rte • ' N alt „. .0 1• 11)04. 'serer lend her ear:. and what lararest mooth, giving ,aa ai:Faisif 4 . 5 1 ,e. ,I • of •.. .. )0 to the rents led team lb& tut give the slightest. trtuthla to their ' ' tWitlplii List be .which .woubl.condestin her to 'tarsal fatal dal : . Via . . ...Bat wahnevettris - ir Abs bilssitted -7. ar 7,6 t) br bays it W " i ner:lti i 4.1111- 111"411411 * da t e ::: R at r any be easdlY colleeteeds Mr. O'Connell ituousliktkly, wept Ts differeace. Bat the utast anforteltMe. that iiterwere sarepisi kuktalpt: iseeere.-.4t :Veit tile - tOtififfiV e tSlll ...!. - hie:preatece aikitig teener the peace of the lions is this , that:fie. bottom , ef hi g i w ipe., Wain, before the hopieitioti of sante he spoke in inhnateil terms; Mal MK libittet WO- kiii,„ Or •“ 11 4°441 .are operations of the (1 9T 0 r0• io. piny with Messrs. &helot:as eitifiliallan • icon. Sorb an irresistible :perk lag. :e comINI the 'tuition. the Aigiregalit*Mitsrb,'t . v . iti . ... tit. . . ass doe efts - h ue agitation and danger, she wind wiseiemea . _ , e rocemings..o the , a ?militia: the whole body of far - at9oarned to-Fr - day, tie 26th insatut: '• • ••)- all • 06 f mill Ihwget the jostles. of her claims, the insalta of made iamb stYara, oit his skies . Ai. titers-4 is rapidly demoting frees • Mr. Plonket, •of 'lt . ...eisaiigii, then : twit the that[. nerionesennenn, nom ihnidd , paidembeeileseestinieteits, wool iwo..d i eeeeset.A • o hotte 4 4 . . .• k mpi 4 h o e. kits of the lasdkolders rail . pay . i Thanks'weti toted to tiii . Edwerd.itia alit . infidel • , shy a • Ip, s iro !r—(lif:Of AlfitUrllt) . . . ' - " e, the farms toast against revert in- I adjourned till Saturilay, an Isltleit'dizi 'Ili: lillkitioret Inenas . . wrongly ten!!!”sv . toe:the welfrir: . warts. Bel who vas sympathise I ha* undertakes to prudes:, the Aratl'.of Sasoljtiess, 'if the eties`ti7„ l'hislemptooti; ,1 0( 7 ,4 o t t i o :y 0 tiii ii4 tio T a il e . 4 l•l foe .. th tesiti let n e 4 t if j‘ t ne ho: s ol lf ivrit htl ig ' d a r siontit aildh .lll*- lid they not take . advantage of all ' mt. 0 •Pel4i4lo4**.to' Le • sabinitted to thessibegregatle ss ar. ",". ' - `"' altrtba• 1 4" • "and- , 1114 ;f 0 11°Ito at It, 'll ."' This:is owing uktlie tiddjtionaLlteepoesame Memel tie steered theta by the war, to ad- i 310 etinli , ..• • • . • • • ' .' : ... - ' " :host we We ~ that lowedit W Wee eald aratresi-eac- t oe th e io rre aseti num be r o f. p e n.. ,aisaseeisi ricaltural.prodst, so high, la to be 1 Mr. Grattan; it is sail, trili - thrphet Ikea • • 11,111' . 1: '''' I. Her enemies have theaght it below shale that Order, tied .the appearartee of So lig &I St ir I t h e ; Deter c h o w s o f t h e pm*? 1 Ter tondter 'about the latter end of'tidiO(lterit44ll hit .Ag . .. dtik 'epiweet• they'hawrdatee to tktomoo t. s alt ' eeign thereof; which, we ntiddestsai, le 1011114 is I th ey et i nee . o ft or h oo t., ph i orkl itkalth ashalts of *the •Osertion. • Ills 'ektlalrellt 41! ittol - 1 • ........ . . .. .. mien. It. ki. ei h is ho st i ikipl_p l 0 . writ dm) , sew reap the DWI '''''' n " .....6. " geopeille Ibt 1 36 ant manitfactereri, nieehanic.4"ke, l'iv eT P °°4 huin . "h'"'" her Will r tike d ll4ll6l l --'.- - . •• • • •••• • • t will be mar lOU promo in 411 e p • awn? . Were ant the meet Ellsiotsi .. Caste . I passage, AS the easiest mode of isiteelllll eitibirkfAhlbeissee ants thole fully. They aL • kay° ol f isild., orthe Lfith of4June are the days at proem' labo d , eseessive distress? 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