The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-06 00:00:00

II Kl Yt M.. is 4. • 4b _ tricitmds. The canoe of eoraplaint meats the Baak's w•at or mph. That it's esti-tsar Kohl wive been clutaced rot mere trash ; Jr It's gisillert4 have varivlted —Ors Miser We. Sight, I'M, *tame is the need oi a turd day and sight 1 The itramicao Pi rot' ..nee room to rejoice. Ilmrir e..em is proclaimed by Hritiumia'a load voice; Mr beethisfamed w 111 her glory be rated. Fee Cocoa %es by cseeett, by miler, is prated. ON NEARING OF CK tin GENTI.F.II NS ATCH. POCKET BEING FI OF HIS Vi fir arta a walca would seer, alma this Mar do, pocket kik muck, and 'nicks kis pocket too." ON A CANTU:IIN( NAVE() TIMMY. • is rowNwg wine it lief 'rob be mid, Yoe will maim dal ow dry if ,oei Cut off hirilett OH! it now caller% by the watt . Court of Otor end Ter bit sew nemelro• the fol- w . Jowl - . . .., a .IKU (DE MOT. ..- 111-- es er—pa.--es. rs. --r- 1 0 sae ems Teems aa ; - fir Hawse the Vic,—taitirolca ism Livia. 11 (ba jl. hen au 011906 . ser14te bear : 'e s Normals .. •.‘ruadViilat.. Epst,./ .....z . -. . • • Tbi - rist RIfIWR or rtrc ST . 42 I ESMAN. . • • - —.... fiii r t:teer faretioas Correspiapient. Mr. JOIN BULL, et Uttle *kali), has vary jowl, rreaarked span abbal be deems pralbilestmegtmoripea In Mi- i 4 gising 111 the officers Of the fete tineen't ••• froutiholli fell salaries fee: ida t iiteri ei Whom eloobt . lb, matter strikes him, sees liste been in her 3fojisty'seietice beta few years. TlOlllifedeed. is not weeiertablo; bet I beg leave to obvetre, with regard to 010 •etiremvnt of clerks from the public oleos. • the Navy A edit for instance, be is right so far, as .- . • tilt tetrain of their clerks of a few yeers standing, hales retired open only ball pay ; hut in the case of lobe servitude, I am .ere yea will eeree in the roe. tiftbluoess if the custom : They are sawed two. l% thret.foorths, and under peculiar draw of aoperadueatiew, the whole eatery. Bet, seed yoe the cenditiou of the Act of Per. C-14 the 50 Geo. 111. chap. 117., on Whici ts • 'winces or peovions are grauted, and whit* ' Hi t e "publish for the information ell mall 'glen, end which will tend to add aselite if Mr. BtAt..—l am, Sir, year's, :4; . • • ow* Febrsar7 6, lain. And ire it forth., on proportion of such That (be can. 11C•i, C01111pere• MINI, be is of Ilie It 11 " te n shieb met OSlliknells, tint sigh . , *soave 01 e, from i 15rto of mind or body, arge the aerie. of bi. .a; in which case, Wolf bare served with diligence and idehty in rfac' t ter : C o =to him iy ee w rs 4 ii sof al at sod no ill e:t y lo bi n too , .. iiipr anneal snip not extmeding . e - third of the salary sod emoloown4a of his el nee. lib •• If above 19 tints and irifillA3lll, soy each sae net 'tending vairbail o asiebnalety and mo t ft r . lensed& If! *owe 10 ?eats, soy sach sem not exceeding • • f tech salary mod enoloments. inch %km shall be above 00 sears of ego, and • shall have isernsd 15' years or upward., it shall bed shay be lawful, slthougb there shall be no 1 s sell nantifiems of hisspeeity, hem Infirmity of body . or at 4. 10 getnAlo his by way of soporannostioa, 'III It I sentOt rattled*" two-thirds of the sta . Pry ald em. is of his o ffi ce. 11 1 11 . 11 ' ; re 'pg age or opwards, and he shall have or .p.srds, soy loch son set everalliss, , of oath salary and cools nreetn • —,. • --..rs. " If 65 years usf • age or mmeards, and he shall have seised 50 yeses or upholds, any such sea not 4. earsediog the wisolo of soeh salary and emoluments." .. _ • Illtemo . was yesteriej aver; con! . aerobia Sect as tints ' . in I iMi Food!. •Ceentots for the Accouset,•ers at on* 4 - • tbs. 00. in low ash ; they began at 771, end left • IF • off WWI, tusking alestestion in the comm. of the .4 1 ' :1 Ice , r amt. At tam close of the day, are. piece ; one broker was reported us have 4 w = i . 1.. ibis 700,0001. It somas, fiver, to anorak *minion tosongst doe fastenings,. of C choose, that use grouter eon of tlarthethoesa I w . .4urbkh Alit done yesterdar, and which bras very see. ii z• -Womble, eorsisted idtime bargains, gad that wry little rind business. Aras streetesi. It was oho mid, , Jr '...,,, that ioney va riehm yilentifal at the dose of the • 11; .ii. patina ski. Th. circumstance of its be • is. / nog mere* is sign ell inetwising, as the Bank have . -et . tirrAzAT stepped tie* i l bcooots. Eschequer Bill. # .• were dmeras tones ss. the Commisaioners gate 7N+ forßosiored, and !armed generally by the jobbers. By an esnreas from rfris it was learnt that money bed become troth more plentiful, and that the . . Intodsbsd experienced a rise, via. to 711. ,Imterday • Cnert of Directors was bold at the Et ledia.hoese, when the following *Mrs were 14100 op for one voyage in the Compsov's service, tit::—Msrqeis of Hastings, Bcrossa, teat, Ca . • athaboo, Kingston, llooghly i joincess Charlotte, • • Wade, Alnersh. and AhairenZ" Illour East India Cowpony's dipa Phonic sod = arrived at Madras on the Ifilh of Alaimo, I from thence 44n the 21tt, and on the '2llth or - ;lutist Calcutta. Orders bete been retched to einwsritle the depot . osier this town; ip cesseqoenre the men are daily - • employed in 1 .11, king tip the stores, ronsictiog of MlMS ke4s for 11,000 worniccroutremenre, swords, pistols. &e. soda forge neastiry of ammuoilloo. A‘ter the F - stores bate.been removed, she tiftlielogerted to t come to the hammer . — ( L iliatford lie• l) IE PROSPIgtOUS STAIR ~ SOUtH AMERICAN AFFAIRS. It 'prows that ern at his own deer, in that pert of the country where Ae ie known bed, lie state ments end round oseettions of the d devad Colonel Witson have *et bad the effect be looked for. Ile cannot raise a mon to support tbe Despot of Spain, sidle brreds lock to the Patriottheindard. The ," is follow' from a Paper lo his ownieighbourhood " At/et all the statements made by our country men, Colonel Wilson, relative to tbo sufferings end fatigues of war in South America, still the recruiting and enlisting gets no well. There are, we hear, ten or twelve heodred men already enrolled for that canto in Galway, and shoeld they confine, for any time Inngt.r, we 111 certain they will he greatly segmented from is neighboerhood, as there ate loony who ate analogs to embrace it, let the eons,. queneo he whist it oily. We onderstand that slime Gentlemen who porchase Commissions, make a dim sit of what the so! MST be, in the hands of a test.pet- !hi• merchant we Grnitemati in Galway, and that on Asir arrival" Sod arisen in possession di it, they write to thii holder to pr y the same in the agent—so erraneertiontssehieh Oleos universal satitfaction to nil panties "--ersom Casette ) The kllovring de copy from a Gel *my Piper of Saturdse last • - ' We have been scrolled of e neglect in not sooner comm unicstipg the important intelligence of Colonel Eyre raising ten infantry Regiment. of I,ILUO men ear% in Ibis prnvinist, to be celled the • Regi werato t* Hibernia,' cc ran tin. :On whit se Jid not feel ourselves at liberty to, do before— we can announce the fact, and that be hat got a greet number of meat from the disbanded regiments, particularly from the rifle corps. A number of yowl, Gentlemen of the fits , families in this county are to accompany Colonel Eyre in ibis expedition ; and transport. ate now so their way from Lunde*, to take those regiments on board for Ne• Grimed', our :atest inteliigeocr from whence informs es, that the iputish ••••irlol Merilie, by whom our Regiment° de Hibernia Ma le lie 11101aolly eittarked upon laud ing, has, hi order Ilimorengi but li. hews in the di. tertian of the Ornnoltii compelled to yeasesst• nearly every plan. to Nee Granada. 'his probable, thereinto, that din *Min I. jou of Vie expedition from l asi§ port +ill be "hanged to semi ether quartsr in paranit of the fiehoistds, shesild the cempeign tint be terminated befilarllbeir mullet, a circemstence most Mete to sake Albbe, from tha postalel meant vine In the bands of she Patriot", and the limited and dos. trussed slate isr• the Royalist Aries in ovary p I Snolh A olothmt"—(Galang Adoeruser.) ----.....A.-.....-- S .... LIT CRATURE.—The totsmitry, forme, of ht. villa L scnoi„d, by the means of ko aftd Ater oehisFlPo. him 4Oliderotl the Eogti.h oblic hetiliit not 4ply with tie names and malt. fa of ingatOrd itdivialoala k lout silts mitt pf Mg gisenionjearimil iirlipsoy owl lime of wonder ere MO I.n i er. l 4: paw to /Platt to fdrelgo seats tar 'Jure.' fur tit et the aallissi views, or the dewriptire 'belches of whet is new, Or r . sebNwe t or betutifel is,1111• tore. ed epperstegnisse“, in a getrier which, the lest - Monty 'Pecs, kid - bet Wile esplages), loch a mass of striking nebjaioe for the per, ily well es pencil, r spews Is west its «moo t iw proportido to the ndl of the deo* is cresting ; and Om r wko hate had bietiosting. raised, end their winds esciied IT - Gallo of Ottleijillit by The my e e e eks o f Ud o i r h o , have found - the best Nth. stantial gratification to the dneleoiezerteeotetet of Wrectriey sod Guy Manneriog, sod !Wooed with the liveliest interest to the natritires of 'tone of re test times in the fsopiiiar Tide: of My findlord. . . .. v Every Booth almost •Words the — amply etii Mot Ilio picturesqv liod iototosilog charoci geollood does not depend upon the scenery of Wary •pot, or thiLtesoorci.s of Soy particular esti end that the giruitieel 1 4roitish pMlrr was net toasted in Tie I.IiNV the Loa Minstrel. u whom Bela hot hod to slag his rural lets to /I etraiss, assa, free the moment of his soccessfiS volt t• II incesedint in her visits to her native en titles, us* to delight in inhibiting the wonderful variety and talent of ber powers in her destriptios of the soave emnisers is the Dative dialect. After the Ayrshire Bard and the Minstrel of the 1 'Border base illestrated, in appropriate sung, the Ise! ' habits of their respective provinces, a " Posen. ?tones" arises in the braes of Angus, to eshibit • 1 mationsl character of wells Bate which, from various associations, is eltremely.lldnit to the admirers of satellerreal and penal Stern ? lit tise tie qeestered abodes end simple salmis of life, eU which, by the ottellielvo utility of its feettleece, sad the fen. titode and perseverance ossnifilited n itsefforts, en. title it to grateful dirinctlen, at.d hid lb greet re spect. The cheroot's of " CAMPS LL I" is, to Eng lund, an !Sulk. Dolllßllt SAWA'S elbibliS a ape thorn of she individual ; bat the species requires 11. siltation not only in its variety bet in its genes. A " Probation's" is the local designation of • Gsodidate in the Kirk illr Scotland, who has been Ze H # In l• preach, andthe sessional exercise of ' ftenctiamt, pithiest in appointment so • stated cage. Being seldom posiiessed of lodependesit in. come, and often compelled to wait ninny years foe i an establishes's' le the Church, he generslly employs the intermetlises time after the completion of his stadias, as cluster the families of Gentlemen of forioap, or int • ill perochial schools. The nu serous and associatius which the his tory of such - most have with the pees lies habits a ri, and the Intellectual and sanest thunder si the People of Scotland, may be l l suit anticipated. I Olin •hioh the character of rho " Scul -1 Is illustrated, wills dist there a as well qualified, by "observe 'to our la t, I Impale the habits end pecuth . elites of the virility, as the sothor of S'itzerles, and thst Antiquatl; sad the poetical esio.ittas with sphicMre Iskswarbet of the Probailonsiy Student hid Isteispersed his narrative, *slats, that the nsmeleol' sad enasseisitig writer 1 , , io poetical medt, sot We-- ries ens to W*Lus SCOTT. MAY IVAYAL INT►?LLICBA'UE. DIAL, Fin. s—Come down from the Hirer the and Venetia, Hears, for Jamaica ; Hosea. Freeman, from Newcastle for do. ; Ilero. Mlarsial, for South America ; and John, Cslage-, far Philadelphia ; and remain with the outward. bound as per last. Powesmottan, Fm. s.—Arrived the Sit Bar ton, from London for Jamaica ; and rg' s De;er, from de. for Berhiee. Cosa, Fn I.—Arrived tho Dlrk, Harrison, tom London, to take troops to Ceylon. -4 LIMPOOL, Fn. 4.—The Roberts, Clerk, (roe Imam to • New York, was aboodauod at sot,. dia l masted, sod in a tinkle; state, is lat. St. lon. 54e W..'craw arrived at Boordeasz, in tho Ws. levee, of Phliadelphia. a I.4Asocsw, Fat. 2.—Tot bark worst oetward• bound vossolo.—Tne Jackson of Whi!obese'', from Greamoek for Jamaica, put into Lochendall, thu luth ult., with damage ; aod it is feared artist reform to repair. Fatatook Frs. S.—Arrived this Lord Sidoneth tmcket 'kb.* Mad ; in 15 clay I, from Neer lurk. The pocket trilled there oo the day she SCIIAIitErII. 2.—The Lorg titstits tlyt, ^ 4 from Ssr,n. to Rotterdam, cut nosy both her oasts in she geroantine grimed. io e (tele of wind, situ is now k Si. Mary's Fuer, aud will repair, bet out discharge Mr taiga. FEll. 4.—The Elizabeth, Campbell, fame C a pe Breton for Liverpool, was brought into asis !mitt this evening by a Pilot, with loss of but. talks, qtr. li Duran, Fts 5.--The Fame, Paine, from nutter. dim to Ilrisioi, in coming into this purl for shetio,, got nit the Par, but was gut off mom without damage. HAIWICU. FEB s.—Th. l.nely, Lindsay. was olt Ike Geittltnril Stud to.da), and brought lute ibis karblibr by fire smacks. Ailliral Dothan', front Deteartra m; to Ber ', ism totally ',reeked off the West eutt of Ber muda, 23d ' r—parr of the ,:. ergo saved. - -- • - - To rsi IYIRS or THE noROUOII or SOUTHWARK. Gtvrimatut,-7'he Qaerieril &Mien) hes se knuwledKed its inis. • a teasers's, and shos errtjvist of say Isle Address to . you has, therefore, succpetliCiaushy islrnu•S wishes. The writer, however, twin/ con. *Wed of fealeboud in one instance, has ref.rncrl to the Jorge leo eiter pounds, founded alike uu - J his co ie per , rd and ..."..-- malice. p for•s•en tbst 1 should not • ibis coot•it with la:ns i &et I l ra! Ls t sited Millet should hive loc. • in d_ •ny nn. or . Inti t ..bsrAglions Si* end tall S. WIF I.; 111ds if ft* °illy' way th for r.. 1 shell notice any anonymous oritor h. irk of falsehood and degootation—the (I:tar • :riot.-1 have the horteer to be, Crealleasen, 'not moot obedient sod grateful nt, r4tetet, Mt. 5. R. T. WlLsOff. etFOI.I.owINO4a4IFTNI WO SEEN AODIt PM TO TH I. lUtTIsR OF A RN4,116 PA !hitt ~.1' SIII,--i trust that yea will lake the pains to rOr• 114 II strangely misrepresented statement of a late atrocious attempt at guarder esbiek has appeared in sewers% Papers. I allude to tbet,case of Mrs. Sayler silk, residing in Linn -street, Walworth, to whim I was culled no Sunday last, sad whom, silt) Mr. Barber, the Gentleman I reside with, I am new sal. glee" attending. This poor woman is in 1 very den. geress state, theuglt not galte so much as the Paper's re• pretest : hat I wish to say, that from all I can leer., I elettisfied that the impeachment of this poor wo. eagis Ouse and conjugal fidelity, made in the , and the cease assigned for this deed of blood, ,2 1 :71., or rather malicious calomnies. Mrs. 5.,. wraith. is the mother of a large family, to whom, from all I can learn, she has set an 'sample of me 'slily and decorum. Her lsollsood, h.r slater, her children, and-sire herself Ogle*, as she forebodes, on her each- hell) join to decker* her total innocence of Ills alines impeted to her, and consider Somer's era• elty die result of deliberate but unprovoked malice. The:yoottg mass stated to be ono of Mr. Some , - 111 s paramours, is the honourable suitor of her drivot oughter, who is now watching the sick bed of her parent with constant end unwearied essadmity, WA lith an untidy and solicitude that world do' honoree& a more relined mind, and to a higbehasik in life. The wretch Sewer is yet undetected ; the family fear that their inability to eller a reword for his apprehensios is the taste; I hope, Inc the credit lof our Police, It Is not.—Your most obdient *moot, J. BTUS. Crowe-row, Newtown's-Wits. Feb. 4. _ . MINORITY strictly he had M... _ ow ure A reawessurallittelf VOIR liffsitillNSTlla osusriesse SILL. Pa& 3. Mr. tate K licAry Mr. lattrive Mr. ismoutstry Mr. . Harvey Mr. HUM! Mr. J. Moffett Sir..hubs Pewit** Mr. Pretberee Mi. W. W aem. tarts Korth& Tes.sans—Sir F. Bonito and Sir K. Wilson. The following Is a to rines Order of the Day issued BOMATAIITT, when First Consul, no the otos sloe of an act of suicide committed It y a horse greas• dive : Cosa said them • M madames, and A asonvt the EAD?, of 38, ellh loom's of nrioso complaii I becesS so 'She! own family Play 111111111N1 from the Orderly Belk of She Hone Grenadiers of fhe Osindelsr Goad : Order of She 24d Fir re :I (sear Hi). Oa n BNI N NU, &wiled Morsel( Si I litneTiecee He ens Mt., pow n reopertshile ns.n. FS. s of Ilse kind nine' has happened in She c.:14:- TU. Or as Ism ih the Oa. tlierele4 that h Will he li !the tiowell. Ih.t a SAiller • elew and the sittt.,tooo of the mace I. endwise with Minuet ii •ing •aateate Gimlet the grape. tatareeft to *rte.( wisholsi gni pa frau it. if to el hum el red• BON APA RT R. 11l L . 888 he: istseist. :~ V It - tic ~~ V afile "liflL:.tG 0 1 , GK. Cril'itt 01- 11 1111 - 4. ENV. l'E• R. It * Ous.o. roULest, wets , Suits mmr. g petal or nevus- PI IlisaSits Sir ARTUUN Piceost, at tar sisietie l'.o (ear, obsatived, be was Lapp) In infers skimp, that his judgmat.l would not be tailed for It this kits". 44 his Learned Friend Mr. Wihellield's Oierit, the Dr feed's., Foulkes, bad leaped the otter whie...l. he (Sir Arthur) made him nu tbeapart of the 511b•Cnen telt tte of MormAtiment of ihe fbuuire atilt the %mild pay him 105 in the sr , and for Isis debt .4 , 4 od,also his fell is et tine I e pr • Court, and that i' ' tat ',lt Client and Soli 41 ` . .. : The Loan * j• am settled out o IP Ft, as It' . . ..t . s - t arming a paints' duty, which . . *demote's felony of the perslesi r k 0 COURT OF KING'S 8 • , its. 6. Ni warm P. Want): in Ibis rise there was ..n alSil •rit of live person*, to oppose' the jestificotion of ol4e of the boil, Themes Kickball, who described himself of Coppice...Aiw In the County of Middles's, and who on a fottoorpay had sworn that he lived at No. 18. lase Islidavic. I 'muted, that meireril of the petites bid wide nil ;WO ..„..._!' minute Ongoirits haw house in horse, and that ~0. • - 91 - :: pert.. of that name resided in eoppire•row. It also stated, that two of it.. Dlonents h.,1 ku...uti .:-.. • him for many years past, arid that for thaseAtt tic .. t yesahe had beets an assistant to the Marshsima Mk- .• 1 cut their followers s the' he had had no stilled place of residence, and that he had been in the mo,c - :it • • • abject aisle of poem,' ; to mach so, that he had de. ; tiara to one of them, that he had lii peon is bed "•It.' for three nights, from the imr,r,lantql ,• tie of his Bounties : that he md MIIIL•ers c.enatti in ittraste 4.* monger-line Jell, no a11111,4* of &tiny, sad ilr - st 'he *se now a follower to one Lbilliel'&ll.drifra . lofl%rer. Upon skis aft lash heii•g iaid, and lit being -• ';;,'..,,,.„ closely ezamil ed by Mr. Chitty and Mr. lecke -1.- ur. • Best, he was immediately eummi'leti to iltilwAtte, fur lours perreitealinn, atid ord•red ta ilat f ingt i pt 1 2 before the Court on Mouthy, far them to oft the, . iiss4 •illi him. The Learned 4m Jud4e .y tal 1 .. . i nu tet hens* committed another of t etrips" bail, for lroe: prey•ricseon. !l ist a . had Wes orris! ft im the oilolieflt 111 he L '*N ail shoe cr lei 4.. . •-.. __. , . • pnao:i ; hot it a •i t *Fla A o snared Ity the Learn. dJ r • !MAIO', , t peed bit 'stip"' sietlitor a si itltels. isdi htka Bityr„ .. ring him to bo cone mimed, there oat t veer thrown attori Aiwa suitors of the Caine .m ransom these gross impostors; that he was determined to da all in his power, *WC be beruiPdhliti hat the rest of the Capri ' •-- ' • hies iii using th-ir beat endeavours in surtois, to i k u! . a slew In beat IS' wimarat ilia sillstecliois to • 'spent's, to *sew a* : Loy. v. et Una (WWI .lay "CAI - . 'l4 show u•s. II Isy • tf inpion I itantZligrallild tint he filrd against rtils Gentleman using provoke log !vulpine tultisreit Mr. one of the tees+ tees under his 'lstituto 01 ift". reeking him lo a breech of lb. react + Mr. aScariefrts•w moved to make the rule Omuta e, when Defendtot @peered in person, sod represent. ed that °win to his decayed circesesiatiees, tae was Slab to employ deter Attorney or Counsel to shotr came against the rule, shad thereinto be wee at the mere, ef the Prosecet or. Rs camplaiard . bittevly of the export? publication of Mr. lictriett's statement in the Newspapers, when that G.stiletaau moved for the nil., and resented hit leabil [;,from the cause reedy mentioned, of laying sufficient grouods before the Court for dischergiusilit rate. The Ceirs-Juirrics.—The Court larneh's that the poverty of any person, a suitor its the Court, should prevent him from submitting the merits of his case to their consideration, hut they sere bound by certain rules from which they cannot depart. With respect to tl.e complaint of ez mute statement!, it is a sob ject of deep regret, but the Court cauuut iirevedt it. They .re highly improper. The Defendant then asked, whether he might not bring an ac , ios 'plea OW Papers' for the ex-parts Stelomeitl The Cut Jositne--The Court does net sit to givoadtice to parties. They only sit to decide. 1. 1 s ScaoLmrst role oar MA de absolute. ./rideirc alieoetresese against a rote obtained 47 Mr. Marryat esti,. this Term, calling our the Col. porat tra of Gfll. - - rhaeld not Is.'s, she Incapacity .f _i... he receiv.et trateOly sitcsw complsints which's,* but too often 441 to eivnkind. While those labouring ender scrophalas, stricture., mincers, ulceration, obstinate glee's, pains in file limbs, rheumatism, nodes in the shin bones, entwines, sore Ihrolll9, &c. find r. any's peculiar plan • promptness, (milli, Wive ease. D. LADY is conseited & ht in the morning until ten at night.—Pebt to the p tor. Weriaesdsy flied It blew a be ne at Brighton. Two Wiens slipped their cables * cad got safe into Shoreham Harbour ' • bolt I third, the Prince of Co twig, ly'et off the West Cliff, was driven on ashore, sod ley besting sheet all night ; the pest morning, however, she was got of by the return of the tide, k et mach damage. The William sad Mary, trinouth, laddw with bricks, was drivels he the • f New street, lashes bit no lives were lost. Aphil B•Moy, fog. •. ' • 4 revesend to state why • Msndsoses It for • sires Election, Oa 'repeat at • of Mr. Creden; Is its Ms) qr. Is were Wildest grouuds to rid therefore aside *hassle at*. various prong to • Dean-strepet, SohrtMiN ttic4e of spirits, Ilsed.schr,lingour, sn4 ines peculiar to the frier iesei, who bid towed as in be Riven ober by tbeir tgiti•no. Thudailyscksoultrigosents iefelly dPaton.trnie his steents in those 1~ -_ .