The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-12 00:00:00

.land. sod bad taken his renege for that purpose ea beard the Dashes, of Gerdes East Intliaman,l which ship est lest, seri hissed( •iitt others perish. fa. Ills *sent ie Irendee, scoreboard to manage his stairs, sad to coodect his interests in this roan. try, had draw, bills, which were Gemmed and paid by the Company, to the emeount of 2.3.0001. All these bills were drawls at a slat* posterior to tho death of Mr. flop*. Those marmite's look place in the year IMO; and the Coed was already in pea sessi tttt of the (act, that the Compaey bad paid bills i.f this description, Omagh drawls by prevention.— Th. action bevies been tried, led to a verdict for the Defendants, and be homily sew salssitted to the Court, that the verdict wasincerreei. The COURT, after cousideratien, held, upon • review of all the circeelataeces of this ease, that dam was enough stated to ;testify the present applicatien. To applicatiows of this estate, they were always Me dy to attend, and to eessider the greets& epee chicle they were brought forbad. Bet is this 011111 alley were averse to interfere, conceiving that Is so view of the subject, it curie sere properly as a set. ter of fact within Aire previa** of a Jolty ; sod iu *wither Nett, considered as act a matter of feet, it fell more immediately nader.the cognisance et ether teasti. -411 1 1 6 n. COURT OF COMMON PLIAII, Nov.ll. WILLS 5. GIRLIMO. Mr. Setjeust Vauottan stated the case for the Plaintiff It was as adios breaght for recovery of 11151. 3s. the amount of • ptomissory note, dated Sib Jane, 1817. s.d paged by a person of the ease of Bath, cohjeletly sill) the Defends.l le this awe — 1 The motto. was to have bees paid by colon instal. teens, sad was really dee by Bath, who sobs. gently twain a bankrupt, aid was oily able I. pay to his creditors tee.pence Is the pound. Theis. ointment was setheaticated by a clerk of the Pion. tiff's solkiter, Mr. Lysol', sake stated that he ad. visa a prourissety note, le preittreees to a Inwall, ila order to save /apace. Mr. Serjrant BLossrrr, for the Doleadeat, odd, this was a transactine where these parties were cos. tented, the Plaintiff. the Defendant, sod Two gentle's would arise est of the mano—litst whether the mote had not ben fraudelautly ebtsiwed by Wells —secondly, is hither the terms le Shish It sr.,. thane up dill net stipples for a uswriellegaillo • Bath kept Ilse Grapes poblic.beese at &hen ) Surrey, cod awls ebb Oho who was a Weser, for heir. la the letter esd a 1818, he be. . ease rosbarreased in his slabs, sod bevies firrlkfilli• ly from the Plata it 1001. to furnish his 1w0.... upon the presumption that be would be able so su pply the household of the Prins of SeRSCao . berg vti.ts beer, he fiend hissedf enable to disolmalb, the debt, rod another sou of 804. else awned by tho Plaintiff to him. The Plaintiff became aware of his instilnecy. and to snore Idwarif be reconnei to au artillee which went to &freed the ether isredio tors. Ile wrote to Bath, sidles that it wield be tul his (Beth's) ad ge to he sepplird I. future with London porter in reference to that which the nab. tiff had sold him, as he was to have had the seises of the Prince Leopold's establishment ; he Iberia,* recommteded his to Mr. Elliott, a Leedom brines This was dew. by the Plaintiff in order to avail bits self of a practice which had always preeelled la the lode, namely, for the sew brewer le &chine est • balance doe by a sew customer to the brewer will whom he dealt before. Aceordieg le this sesima. Mr. Elliott nederteek to pay the Plaintiff she IDOL due to his by Bath, who, however, bad by this mt. }Wind bees 'silly of a freed towards other eve dhoti', knead", es he did that Both was laselrent at the time. The other suet of 801. was theses whieh formed the grimed of this salsa. The nits for that Item ins pasted ea Se very day that Mr. Elliott en. derlook le pay the 1001. and wes sin obtained wader fraedulest circumstances. The ?Wolff offend Bath to interfere for his with his ether creditors, mad to prevail on them to accept of : s e w of bs. is the posed, provided Bath wield get lves, penes to join him lea vote for the whole sem dee to himself. This Bath premised, sod the anitegestee was, that the Defendant was 'adored, le st as be was of tbe real tiresomeness" of Beth, to joie his le the este to th e Planta The Leaned &rejoin neat pct. ended to show that the melees vitiated by a series soneetest. losesoch as it footed, that if *ere should be a faller, le polies soy of the instelseets when doe the parties would be liableset eel, to the pas. bat else to the whole stale feted* that would hare anessiated spew It. This estieipaties of 15. tenet was, he selsmittad, alssarises soodereosy, aid therefore be neteeded that the Plaintiff mast in this case ha noisselted. The•Covirt said, that the facts with regerd to Ilse debt were dearly proved • bet it was for the Den indent thereafter to rel y the points if Int l 111 they costa be sestaieed. At the rant sitigtati% felt blsseif bend t. let *ewes to the Jury. The Jury refereed a vordkt for tberielotlir... Veneto 11111. COURT OW ARCHES. Nev. IL aunt? OF PARISH CLERGYMEN TO PRESIDI AT VESTRY MEETINGS. ?NV /MT. $l. WILSON, unto' orr ST. MART, WOOL. WWII. V. ALVA/HMIS VI I MAVIN Sir Joan Ramo& this day pwejedemeet eMthe above genies, promoted •h Wilms against Mr. M'Malb, in theformn of duties served and erti. cles eshibited, which charged lbw Minden with ladeesatly haterreptisg mad mantle; the Mid Rector free 'residing as Chairman itt • Meeting Of the Vestry; the Defendant deists,g t. preside ea Wf sight, he basin been chosen to Chaireen by a majority of the milliners there eseembled, to the escheats. of the said Rector, Dr. Wilton, denim' by sieges of his elidel character, the right to preside as Chiron at all The admissibility of these articles was dhpeted upon two grounds That the Minister had we tight to preside, opposed le` the gement; election ef parlshiesteri in "favour of Mr. M`Math, consequently there amid be no interreptiee. , jelly That the Court bad no jeriedictien .r authority to sepprem such ie• torrepolen ea the gloved that the parishioners had a'' ri•ht to elect a Chairmme from among themselves, by • majority of votes. This sett was promoted without personal 'Ames slty, mei meroly for the purrs' of try* the gees. Coo, is it aitirli?•l grottally over the whelekingdem. ~~ '. .. The Learned Jabot observed, t►at this Coed with the same spirit, wield set withheld its opinion en this question, as it was *nee( considerable importance to a highly ',tremble elan of society, namely, Esta blished Ministers ; end litenise with respect to Pa rish Meetings, where similar disputes might freqeeet- ly stile. There was no impress Statute or Clines one way or other. Push right claimed en the part of the Rector nevertheless existed se a put of the Common Law, which was Media, no the practice of the Ec clestsstkal Coons ; as the Ecclesiastical Law itself rested (is did the Commea Law) apse the seceind resters and insp. Ie the amens of Canon, * Sta. tete Law, then was still the instance of jet moo seriph& This might be taken from sdjsdged cases or from custom and singe, established by public ao. twiny. This right might ewer have ben "widened or doubted; the Parish Minister presiding by usage and costes through** the whole reels. The observance of this general sup ass seSciently eeteriees, and snlni it could be found improper, it was to be takes as haring a foundation in Common Law sight.— According to Blerkstone, "General castes formed the Nov." Again, ~ The int foundation Odle law of Botgleed was immemorial custom." The gentles as referable to costae and ante was thia--if emit was a tessossble usage. The Common Law was the perfection of renew ; for what was set reason was net law. If this right .f the Minister to preside woe not admitted, the geoseqeeoce would be that aoloso. allies, ethers they *lased in wishes, would be go. der us check of authority or centre* whatever. The interests of the poor would net be properly *waded to ; sod thin might be suited ell the sagry missions of moo. It was to hesefit those individsals, (the poor of a parish,) that the Weiner and Chinch. warriors were swished to look to their support ; sod this seemed to be immemorial usage. In almost all Acts of the Legislators releilog to pulsing, the Minister use very ploperly describe. se the first iedivideal, and as so integral past of the parish—nemely, " The perish Might's Church-warders, Inhabitants, or Paris/shows, le Vestry aseemblod." Then Meetings were Mbar Enderfeeficui from their reistiug to the Chords, be• leg held le a part of the consecnted building ; sad there for an ecclesiestical porpose — thet of en:i 2 pre** the peer. Altimegh the Clergymen was s by temporal sothority, it was originally his spiritual ditty, that of his being the goodies of the poor. Aeandleg to Pridemore, it became the Mi. sister mod Churls-lindens to take care of the poor, sod to HS that the Parishioners granted them relief. Also by the Statute of Kliseheth, Vestry Meetings wen declared to be for ecclesiastical purposes; that, thwefers, the Wooster should not preside, would be tageogreoes. This would be is piece him is a de. iredlog sitestioa, is • bleb he is not placed by the mostitatioasl Nw of the country. The Leaned dodge was of *pieties, that, upon solid principles, he was to be coesidered the heed of the perish. After citing warless cases reported in Smogs sad Fannon, end lessoning by soselegy thereon, the COURT was inclined is support the right of the Mi. eines to preside as Chairmen at all Vestry lifeetlogs ; and that the Coast hod jevisdictios here, as is the ass of restrainlog Parishioners from tonalities osi. *seen at the homey of the Miming, maintaioieg sods Ecclesiastical suits ;as ler poling down or ere*. keg tombateries agelost his will; neglecting to re. pas the Church ; plying wpm the organ, Ike. with. int Me aesseent. Up.. thew grounds, the Coon ins et epistles, tint these articles should be ad. WNW; bet, is order to be corrected in his judgmeet, the Judge said, he should wish his deci ded So be appealed from, for the opleims of the 12 hag*, to whose authority be should yield eith all delenese awl respect ; and wily so fer le this can the Court decided es its eetherity end jerisdietion. In She mega time, be directed that the gentles should be left epee to an appeal, by sespending the open. don of these articles. i proceeding stayed accordingly. to THE STATESMAN. Is sneer to gentles, from the Cowry. lb. peer man explained, that he had fallen 11.1cr the hands of a fellow primmer, who was IN no habit of assisting OMNI/ is their applications In that Court. mod who bed conjered rip (as it oppressed). as uvular at Thames Dillon to vane the feraltere. 11. jays the poor man the certificate of the valoatioa, whieb al: legeJ that it *as made by one awl. at Drowns. wick, arid is did all this for the moderate dingo •f 131. tad. It wet clearly proved that there was no such appraiser at liamptiswkk ; and the Litareed Coonaluieaer desired the peer as. to tell his fellow primrsen, ea his retorts, that be was reseeded be. came he had minuted his strain to this (elle*, whose only object ass to make Mosey of the its.. rest mod unwary. The Solicitor for tbeSerrey fostiteinn for lb. Re lief of Peer Penne Impriseeed for Smell Debt pro. shed that the amemary firms shield he eemplied with in this Insolvent% ease, s. as to amble his to come op ea eloaday mat. W. Ilegarth was opposed by Mr. IItATII, 1111118114.• ral (rands, piaci pally for a eemealesee t of propriety, feel freedeleatly obtaining credit. It appeared that the lamina', who ass a 'meg as. who had held a fatuities is the Property Tat Oise, emit it was redoced, had become embarrassed I. his circumstances, sod that some of his friends had some forward sod obtained a sea of sway hem a Geolleama abase illogithwele is. he ass reprimand to be, to Weaned. from his eisberrassmeste. The losolmot, sot wielded (as he stated) that the *stoat ' of his debts shoold be looms to his friends, sad imp. lies, after he ass dimacembwed of his priaeipel bor. dens, to be moo able to clear of the remaleder him. self Rem his felon especiamies,emmailed from the persons who were appoisted le mange his affair*, essay debts for which he ass liable, sod Impede( which the Croon desired farther esplanades, as they appeared, as the ease stood, to be eatrevaseally la corral, sod without probable mown et miss them. The case was ordered to staid met aiiM the lid test. fir farther eumistatles. POLK;I:. -..m.- blawaten-sousa Clif, alias Olieks Ilia, the showiest pot el the Pry, was %proses up, sherry) by • passe awed Lacy, with bevies inter rupted Ms le his besieges, by entering his shop, harpies op se trueness chatterisg, and Wells( to loses it witheet bolos provided ter. Tbie LORD Mato*.--Why, my seed irowao, hoer you are istolenbly 'noblest's* di the tit? Defeodsat.—My only arise, my Lord, is my poverty, let that be eared sod you shall bus as eensplsiot. The LORD MAROC—TM Oaf to cure the dievese is by werkieg, bet you wish to get your list*. by Defvoilot.—M7 .y Lore I dee't live, I - ooly 'slit. I jest get esoogb to eoempliteeol se- ism with. The Lou NATO/L.—Meier pow Whit, frw year tones so your limbs, sod Moro is so &obi of your $llOO O O. Defeadoot.—Whet caa Id, ? [ban manor meaty ear (deeds. The LORD MATML-.-1111110 is ae old ship— I " Trost I. year Gorr.' ends." Rely epee it, If you attend is that diredbms, yea will sot long I want tither. Here the Cooplaiesot observed, that ski had trusted two one accatioe to her Awn' sods se sok. wardly as to have thee overly beret: she wieset, whets rho watched some valuable seals free the ilia. doer if a jeweller. Dedeadasst.—Yew, but that was as act of dopers. tion. Nobody cutesy that I an a rope, a wagabood, or se lesposter s I wily want to get work. T►e Lose MAToll.—What east of work—what are yea able to de Defendset.—l shield like to keep a shop, as I au fend of an solve life. The Lotto AtOlL—And still y.s disturb *see who are lielog as yew propose. Defsnd■st.—lf I had setter nigh I shield stet do so. The Loss MLT 011. fear we megt pet yen en. der sew restralot. Whore are yea gadded to a Wit Insist Dellistiant.— To Woad. The Lotto M At° a.—Eaglasa Is a large place.— Lit we know the particular part of it ea which you have a claim. Defendaut.—l shall Wye that to year Lordship's W j rier edprot. Tae Logo Motos.--Tbo only plreo I hue for yes Is Mama, where los shell p for foram MO was takes to Bridgman much egaiest her will. woman his glees an Immunity of trouble to mak of the parishes in the city. sttca Pottca —Yesterday Mr. Isaac Shaw, sad smother Gentleman, attooded before Mr. Rica. Stmt. to prefer a charge against Cereals Mown ilerbrU, of the ship Ranger.—Mr. Shaw stated, that be was cooper ea board the above vessel Ghost the middle of Attest. ISIS. The vessel wae anchored of the Wand of reveal., es the coast of Timor, is. lottabited by the Datch, and he, with several ■ore e(the ship's company, procured leave of the Captain to go on shore for a few boors. The Complainant became rather inebriated, sad stopped horrid the given time, end apse going to the beech, in eviler to go en board, he perceived one of his shipmstes, eased Henry Fos, the Mates beat.ateerer, being bedtime's!, ill.intated by some Malays, whee he at. tempted to remise him from their vesigeoner.— The Malays instsatly rushed upon him, and siert his bands and legs, and boat him is a most dreg& (el manner, whereby he was pretested front going l ea board the 11.9ogger. After some tints he se taped from the Malays, and west a snood time to the beset., where the silip's beet was lying I 'be jumped in, sad was told by the First Mate that the Captain bad gives orders that he was to be left on the Island. Ile persisted on going absurd, and the Seer -d Mate immediately seised Complainant rmend his body sod threw him overheard into theme, and pet off to the vessel, which ens eerier way. Ile with great ditlicelty swam to the sore, nod was by, the hmosnity of the Governor prevented from story. leg; tot so disgusted nay the Miter at tits conduct -yrtno*"`- ,4 . • . ..• • • . • - INSOLIENT DEB7VILS' COURT, Nor. 11. -•••••■••••. COMPLAINT AGAINST AN AGCNT. Mr. Rialto made a formal complaint on the pad of Messrs. Heat and Viewer, of Tottenham Court, against se @gest of this Cost, named Boller, sod payed that he sight be dismissed, for refeslog to pay a debt of 171. IN. sod costs, which were doe by so Insolvent named Matthew Jack, sod which be had COOSIIIOIII to pay, on sedition that ,lest sod f rower wield withdraw their opposit ion to the said Jerk's discharge. The opposition was withdrawn se the faith of this promise ea the pert of the Agent, which, however, was set fulfilled after the discharge of the leseiset. 'Mr. POLLOCK predated a coaster alidesit fres the Agee', shish negatived all the allegatioes in the 'Adult side in sapped of Mr. Barry's moils ; bet adsitted that the Avast, ie causerie's, of basing heard that his see, who sled as his clerk, mu 'barged with asking seise promises to the Cos. plasmas ha this ease, bad speed to leave the matter to be adjusted by soy respestable arbitrator, sad to pay soy arm fee tibia bless sheeld base Mee min. Mend es reepeesible, according to say espaliers be night base used. Mr. BARON in reply, esteeded, the Agent would errs have made this admission, if he did not email. as, hisself respeesible, and that for not hashes I t ined Lis pledge, he sight to be removed from the Het gangers in that Coed. The Lassoed Coa t nstastossa sid, he woeld look his the alltlavits e both sides, a and proposes his ropiness on Moeda, neat. The discharge of an emaciated looking old man, steed Frost, was opposed by Mr. Norms, ea em sal roads, ea the part of a creditor. who led gine his wife some beets sod dues to sell is cos. shales. It appeared that the Isolset was a taller at Theses Dittos, sod that his wife sold shoes es ten mission, is the profit of which the tails declared he bad se participatien. UN whole debts Win under 201., the Coen caressed era wish to deal harshly with his, after his 'odorous of fear months lewd.. sonsest, bet Mr. Norris basing proved that the sppralastesot of his little fatalists stas• fictitioes nor, tie insolvest was remanded, wall a correct access, of his trifling effects at Thames Dittos was framed. .~~ of the Captain. that be persilte.l 1.4 C -at I. remain east his protection far It weeks, oben to was taken on booed the brig linimby, awl brought to Mr. Ricotta. said he was my sorry, bet he mild sit do auy ihing for bis ; sad the Comp!ablest sod Its Mod left the .aa appareled, meth gismo BOXING. Sorkin Ilealow was the mat of MGM batmen Batjaada Corleset. the Hampshire ward fn r sad fame w motet. ire rends Wow, the Howsegdro paeinor. we Thursday km rived waste of tummy feet. far a stake of If go= a parse of meaty. Beth the woo hod sigedlied leweeetwe by lumelleg the enwrit not of weirleg_evuele) lads fel make fame. The partway was token Ms Welke fem. is Goa a lalaseli with sae Towers. who paid forfeit s and he was ewe 1 =. l " a soriP•P why Makdri. Omthead is •Ow wad of welch pow, mw' he had heat siwadtiem fv i r eg zab sie w *elf owa sabi eetwo , " al e • mery . i a t , tt.tlg a r I. elaSell e ill r ef ninteePfeekbeas !bowleg ens sommed boa Thermal emeas.se tas • On WI. placeom tied Wow of W . eight nibs pow Iliggloswade. The combos WSW as hoar Ned see edlisSes. I. with they. aloe emends woe laught with mesh deillewskodeo. The raw. beams weed se at wads whet Is. hot or ismorr to Wad Mows elfeeksally. and to disakig, Wester and • specimen of etresdie• sawn. by a fail whoop Is awash his imam le she seems/ reepaC Thom avoided cleafrag as meth as posalhes• telLeght deperasety, sod she rowed thews tAd very heavily. twice wawa from his ad./wary% denies wed Imo. WWl= . leo* dams by •NI rarer. nosh Kw prefemdp flea Ilhe one agleam at amok* is the Mild woad. saki WNW ones Wean 1111 hard wech, Gail she heeds ei each were es eacheatoted , that they fought it modems Cashew' gave ft whammy towhee heavy fa& Tao Wide was gas. ly ewe Need avid ti- thirtieth ram. d. ad with in el, equal whisw• lege'. Coshend hod a &Med savanna- le sesemtag. owe Me ranerhood lams po d INA oldiks et Irits upon the passer's %stay. imam with boil bowies mud sad aeweeel6l., spoiled Ns adiegeillet's head. Beth were hit I. 4 mood mil in the did Obey weal dews wkh less af stmt. tad wham cooed ttllreught se NIA. They were at Woad' el 8 ; 1 agate, sal the saviour - had Mr bed er the MO am Nth rondo by aff bald ing. The Best was awn hi p : 6l : ,e t.ehead. who thaw Me admire eery a wwwwWww Y. w kneeked lit berate 9411 ell him la We fah our. The pew* teat sham is sa I. Itioaaph, hat the pinny •es wiled away semtlem. - ... Tea LATE CO lTlBlTiceseite—Tbe istiabbeerbord for • Varlet of • rite rased wads Mg appear ance of d... &two, ead she riarebooses leek very erusk dim a de GM cedle. The mkt pad re yet e• bar. alai bill sembe fie • Argeolgbt at keit. Rodooov e-sipe 'arises MOO far Me Am Net tie foilagrise obit !ebbe probable t—druss. h'er's bed Klee We Mastro of ofi au tee wedge% for ibe repo , of tit bag are esperlabrat ard gaper. sone of which, k b „soprani wet Ara by gam dams ai pastor rairsosst— Tbe shahs Asleep will eurer4 &OA M. We roe harpy to dare Met se Hires etre tad, done ma" penis • ego Wend. Vostok, aftegoeso a woo of die sane of Joao sane, who lodges le • raga es the woad Seim is • Mode Melbergr street, rest tee yet. errs triarrage srasw eldle• dialer by d pert of tor Mos g....0e wcy, a. Wilma is go beta k peelyiegt of dbreb bloke .tudeple Me genie& su a be roppeskill ilme bow des ?mate dodos lea est as. e air. Mw Noe doglegs $ ha Ara ea WOO low Moo soil rebblsti„ broke .Is rlsbt glagb ma ars. vs sal.* ep los end of Imo. Ability AM carded so the Loaded Mesphol, reggae be roe lies wife Wm WT.* of realises y. MILITANT DihallAti --Yesterday moralag goo of the corporals Woggles to the Colostrum -Resiasest at ... ,_ as G uar d s, g ibe rprOpte 011030 et I opetliag Maws 1 w hich pearl through Me hoods for his cogarl-e, was drummed oat el the regiseeet. A rope, Is i • a Noise, was placed rued lis ote:k ; ho ins led toe. twee* two di omaseis ' with the test of the drunken heatiog their dooms loehlad him, ki frost of the re ii. Wet, from their barracks, Is the Ilird.osge-welb,, to Quisiernere-pte, whets be coos be loose abase his bodiless. Amiantus Fias.—Lest *IA about aloe o'clock, a ire broke oat ea the premises oceopied by We. Heise, urger toad gilder, Porlet•Street, Ilieopul wleskel, which Were entirely destroyed, sal silo port el the Mesta bete /igloo to Mr. Juin, a milkman. By the press assistasea of the braes out eagle's, that noised part of the tows was preserved, as the eateesin Mobile; of Mr. Aldridge, where • greet quality of hay gad stn• was deposited, adjoised the backs of the premises ea in.' A , coasts.—Yesterday, Capt. Simons, whilst drilla( aloe. Oaford-street, la his gig, at •a shop put, vatortsostely roe attend a wegina, by *bids the vehicle wee toned our with pest violence.— Captain.S. wee throws no the paeummt, sod reasiged may suers contusions bat sue of thew of a deo. smog ..have. - - 30. STRAND. IN TI JACK JUNK ON A OW IR leg] 010.2 rueviyoss Nocrm • • Jack John limed teTowa bad cl i emere lit AN, AM Beetled I. pa)atret ile see .s. each bill. Staswiag Ms mess cowing bark. as be mire I— " And. Met po—oh.. *Moil my BeeTs don tnirlay, 0 Dark slaies. Ike y mat Maio, is tiny array. " By W amass tufa Elves at distioetta• emoted." Now view line remain—the Omer, reregoisies lllar Heel of the Re 41 with peateseml ocipreme A rm ,,,,d bi g ,. Sts. there Is Wheels I 111 y...— " I knew 0." said J •Clll. " for these purill.so mew, " Tb. jolty Paropon. ibmw Shan la ow BOOTS. . rib wearer's nammUslariss ere limed le defray. .•• Yet ohm teen I would re* ,em;' sale Jock— s, Tie Gala OM !" a Turrlier rrird —" FM you Sabo is immesh I" ** N., beat it. lb, Air, le ite..lt— " Sot Twisty Awl hay then. Paragon sod an r tMinato was amt. NU Jug Jong bode good ble,— Parckomr eager their wirier. t . ity - A Must bas kg up lie [Dimities dbetley•A. .. ra tab to pay," to she LopOoril be cold I— wih eta die boaster Preheat. shaming bib Ober leg. aelid—" Pray ma mo• Joh dere aria' r I awe bower weals I—crlrd the other, " Gas lama r Thee feed ?Sea tied kft. sad .bead. le dopoo:me " fob east*, BIS VAT it OAT TAT IA Mr — Tee law thee be Nate 'oval a UAW; Mod a Saul Tim. "jolly rtorstres." mewl,' fr • phystrit ! And Ii pew stlellast the tereeu. wish MI slurs', A pair at Wert norm whet. by otikare . ottontog. Stol 0 tame" Me Arreryers I. TI • a Jae lILAt Amor Tog he,, Illibgegaii" William Steeling, prepared by 6E 64- e a 11414?. 3). STRAND, Lisidiss sod mid I. every toes is lb* Millis. is Bo dm AL 10d. 1111. 181. eurb. Alm PAS rsoLitc.lC INGO, A Mitts( Pm el Peale a esmil !war Soilless Ligio tf Limed. Cfr Ask for 11 'AN BLACKING. WARM!! D 7— Os thr 11th inst. Mr. H. Sister, of Broad drift-Wilier. to Ulna Hairs. doosiker d slo Wu W. How% kat 44 114 Mary-at. Hall. At Malmo. N her 11:11 At — aleve••• sts. 0. Ilse ash ma at the Nose at Robert Nook, Fog. LINN. Frame* tteatietta Latta therburar,dasibiat abe law JOlO Sterbalse, Eag. latagai. Oa Ate atk int. S t littitapat. Bad Sweet. ?beam Nast. ef Perotsuml-plati.aprd 1 d :rd. IrrloteA.ited Putialliti by S. Prhay, ot Ow %TITO. • Ot! t.A. No. 4glalitbsrpt vest, tint meet f