The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-20 00:00:00

COritNTGARDICN TM:4MB. -•i Sefleshy night Mite Tate mad* another new ap. Parente in the part of &Neenah, is the Morrioge of Figaro. TM rmdmieg of this splendid Opera Jetts the English is a cooviecine reply to slime mawkish dillinities which have bees hitherto est op by pony j edges against doing say thing Busies , with the British Drams. The Manners of Coveat-gaideo, by pealed,' noses Morritge sod the Borkr of Soak, have knocked doss the old well et prejudice, sail the English people new have a view into these regime of immiloatioa which the contiseesal mesa tee have majored from " airy nothings." Me sitse's Figaro propels as sedieece isle a tramped of imeginatios meth like what he must have felt whets writing it ; it is a brisk gal* of ledeocrilishie delight; it is a tempest of istellecteal esetion, said Jet every throe is bmetifel. Mies Tams did seals/ as Saturday sight bat what tended I. realise or im posed this vision of delightfel owystery. Her power is of the meet intereerieg kind; it is not the compose or velem* of woke si bid diStiognislsee Istr.bet a sort et i s monseel test with which she manages it, and causes her to clangs 'every one dila iollesions with some se perste sparkling sessibility. She was a lee contrast troths mere spirited style of Mts. Thatems, who play. sid the Cometem Is a most imposing and eremite maisser. They were both eiceilmet la the letter duet. Mis. Meson, from the imperative use of her els. ester, which the presumed mail happily, Miss Tease from the anthems with whkh she obeyed the direedost of the (Amid/SI; as two performers togged in the muse iecideat weld have sympathised with mete effect. LISTON does wooden is these musical ms lerteineseets; though destitute of all professitsol protessims, het gets aloe( with the orchestra most logealessig. We wish that he could be prevailed apes Meemplete the splendid movement et Nee pis Asstedl; It wield cost hiss vet, little trimm Me to study it, sea it wield consummate Gee of the rested trots that was ever offered to a musical me, es it.seholly depends en the Orchestra for effect, provided any ewe as be foetid to sing the air. As it iv, the deems of planet is broken, jest as the meek Am " wept the seams in Elysious." 9 4; . Itlra INTE LLIG BNCIL • ; -......-. , • Dam.. Sem. 19.-Arrived yesterday, end NW ' ger the River, the Lerd Wharf. Brmiro .• Brit Bets; Misers, Carrick; and William Pitt, W , Isom Qirebec; Coriolis's'. Draw, from St. Kilt's, Mosey, Salter, from Virginia; Isabella, Golondar; from Clierlestion ;Weestead, Richardson, and George, Sayer, from St. Vincent'.; Doocostro. Sleigh, sod Sarah, Curse, from Junin ; Amphitrite t Davis.., from Pernambuco; and Broughton, Elw ood, free Grenada; also, the Two Brothers, Robson, from St. Petersburg% for Portsmoith ; sod Rottswick, )ITrove, from ditto for Plymouth.-Came dean frees the River the Navigator, for Pernambuco; Meigram Castle, for Bembey I aid Comet, for Genoa.-- Came dilates. the River to-day and sailed. the Grand Sachem, for the South Seas; Mackerell, for the Havanish; sad Sarah, for Smille.-Arrived the ' Aililbefd, Berke; Active, Meer; sod Remiletiee, In Thoip, from Jamaica; Moffatt, Lw, from Chios; Ganges, Toshio., from Virginia ; Lime, Has, frees St. Vincent's; sod Liffey frigate. PSSTSSOIITII, San. 19.-Arrived yesterday the Ablion, Rose, from St. Posorsbors. Arrived to-day she Margaret, Christie, from Rigs ; sad his Majesty's ship Raleigh, from the West ledise.-Passed by fet I f oodon, the Baltic Merchset, from Grenada.-Sailed his Majesty's ships Liffey sod Hind. with the Fa' sad Einnersiey Castle traasports, all for (eith, with temps. Also the Somme transport. for the Statism vseess.-His Majesty's ship Raleigh is taking le per *loss to sail for Scotland. PLYNOCTS, San. 19.-Arrived his Majesty's slip Spartan, from Portunenth.-Ssiled the Margaret, Wildgoose, for New Brunswick. ?ALMOST., SUM. 17.-Arrived the Doke of TIM pocket, with Mail. ° from New Yolk and Halifas; left the former the 7th, sod the latter the !4d of, August; Prime Freest packet, with a Mail from Lieber , la 20 days; es the 14th of Jews off PeHly, Make the Abs... tramped, for Qesibe;; Doke of lltet bd eseket, with a Mail, from Lisbes, in 13 cloys.- e Olt Lady Arabella packet, with a Mail, for Lishee ; William sod Hetes, Rowland, for Rotter dam; sod Mary, Williams, for Hambergh. • Hokum,. Sere. 19.-Arrived the Costlemegh packet, wititil'' Mail, from Coaksves.-Sailed the Karl Leicester hod Lord Nelsen packets, for ditto ; Prince of Omer sod Bashi packets, for Holland ; sod Jam packet for Getteubsigh. all wish Mails. PASSTOIII,Iisrr. 16.--Arrived the George and Ace, Casket, from Tree for L 08448,111 a sinking Wale. Lmaaroot, Sum. 17 -Arrived of this pert, the Cornwall, Osky, from Calcutta, allot bevies bees es shore sear Weafted. Butt, Sart. IL-Arrived the Active, Minsky, hem Dmis's Straits; Am SA mud 190 bets. Noses Sterame,Strr 17.-Arrived the Elise, Res wale, frees Davis's Straits ; mei lids sad forty hats. coaeltzewasoe, Swim. 1111.-? be Market was well ma- 1 Ord with Wes Wheat te.ilay, aid wok homy at a iodine of la. to ?a. wpm lakelar visible% bus picked no*. artalsed ' Mar stasis, '. pass-rim New Parley she wow as iiii• day wash, beitslielailte pew of deseppir am eery ardwariAad &U we as a drills of ice-tilde IPeas M. loam- la Oaw W esker aniline. alswatlan. Ram (11agUdi) .... 0 16 they Per4l 46 Xaw dim% Beam MOW Oriorosp) .... CO 11 ` OM is. 36 40 - Rye (sew) .. : ... ... SI X Tki M . Si X Morley - ../4 41 Fined. Mat llO 71 Pawed ie..- ...... IS MI Mile Pau Si 40 Feed i• : :I Sew diNa_ ... . ...... ._ _-. - Figs near Dile 11•11ws .........M 16 Secemeds.... .. deimensse all . sem. 10.-The Market this waning woe well 'applied ebb Mai of Cattle. which malwaisrol km Maw I I t aZ pekes. -21aMaac Lamb. Teal, ad Pail are higher is Clever ,old 1 47 din wa i rt i ta r l a t: 'brim ke . aad the sew Mar lower. ..We amazed is • correct atao r do e ma ll i et ahe aawban odd prices Y Market :- To silt the OVA per wane at than. ... 4i. 64. a. Is. Id. 1 Head al Coda Ms day t ..44. 61. la la. Ild. Maim . .... si. N. is 66. 6d. Nam sad lambi tsal oe k.....k. 14i. as is. 0. Cabs .....-..... ..... 310 ••• it. dd. Ili 7e. OIL rh0"................ MO HAT4I.IIIIILIT. o. Hay ....... 41. 0. 01. le M. oa. M. .. cisme .... Si. 0. M. to 71. 10. 01. ' away .... 11. line Oi. le 31. 4 M. THE STATESMAN. ST. lIRLENI. Bp the Dotterel, Capt. Je►e Gem, which has ar. rived On. St. Heldea, the following letter hes bees received s— _ _ itt. Helena. Jalr 17. lett rr The equadron are now yet, sickly, especially the Completer end Leteret ; the former is Wipe men daily by sickness. We scarcely get soy fresh pro. aldose, only Duce in shoot a month, sod that does the unto more harm than good. We have been en tirely in want of feel, esti' this last week past, when we get some from the Company's stores, on stmout of respecting the Attendance. The troops Do Mare see open half-ellowauce of !reit. mad the Ishallhosts lest nose. Beimparte is well, sees nobody, maybe fro p out. lfis hoes* will very shortly be liniskelL The ships that compose the squadron troy et St. liko lege ere, vie. Compere?, Wade; the Sag of Rear Admiral Plempin; Sophie, Byes., Needles, sod Hardy scitoomer ; Sappho. at Lewes Valley; Lary.' dice, cruising re windward of the Wood; Teen, Oak to leeward ; Leveret, at Astewsiew ; Redpelt. MI bill return from St. Thomas's sod Attendee ; Redwine, at the Caps of Good Bore, refittiog. We are to daily espettetion of the Abendsoce (store ship) from England. The Don. East lodla Cowpony's dere ships Marquis of Ely. Bridgewater. bullies, sod Maar, homeward bound. with see of the 66th Cron board, sod the St. Heim scbmoot, see ete." 1 adenoid M. Qole, late of the Sappho; and Liniment R. Ralph, of the Needles, case boom peemogers in the Dotterel; Lieetenaists Lawrence seed Sirechan (lately promoted) have bees appatioted is their room. A Coort.Marlial ins held es beard his Majeety's chip Colleens,. at St. Melees, on the 10th of lily, for the trial .f Mr. Christopher Palmer, so Admi ralty Midshipman, belonging to his Majesty's sleep Leveret, on charges preferred against him by Lieut. Godfrey Bierman, belonging to his Majesty's ship Tea, bet late of his Majesty's ship Qom+ Charlollo,l for defamation of character, highly latjutioes to bin as en Officer said a Goodman., respecting lb amass of his leaving the (aspen Cherie.... The elms. were folly proved, sod Mr. Palmer was ooreeell/ M. primaaded, sod molested tot to be promoted Melee, years. The Coed consisted of Ceptsio %All (of the Contioerer), President; Captalee--Reliert Wee r:hop., Eurydice; George Rennie, Tees; Rodney summers, Leveret ' • James H. Plemridp, Sappho.— Mr. Jobs Elliott, Deputy Judge Advocate. PAIRLIAMICNT/RY REFORM. We are happy to seamose, that although eel, .S week has passtd Mum the rooted is favour 4 Perk.. beetery Reform *es undo potties In this pees, we. hundreds of signatures ham alteody Irmo spot/wane. *ear dialid lo that doceseet. klessorm are, we endemism'. taking in ethos places to follote rhos esampltof Leeds; sod we ham coolidast espeetedoes that la the were! of a few months, eery city, Itotte l , sad populous eillep in the hitigdom will ha.. its word. Bet IM Meads to this 'masers etiU not be sailslial with toe record ear wish is that then, should be tite ; sad we hope, eta sincerely, that est tidy le this, but is every ether place. three per. sees who are satisied with the retest slats of me Parlisseselary Represeetatioa, will set fa foot a Mei. far book, wherele all those thot are OWN dpisisii soy .carol their mats. This will be a steely sod me. did Comtism s it will went. show Mittens and Par• lismest what Is the trot stets of the glottis., sad It will amble Owe to legislates the disputed *abject with seat resides, aa4 s wirer regard to the public dab... We have been told that It is sly tbe raltiolo,"—" the seem of the people, sad a fee seditims damegesees, who wish for a change is the Represeetatloa:" the two lamas ws recommeed wilt pet this poise fairly to the trial ; sod we all spas these who aro 'aided with the peewit soestistiota of Parliamerst, to seleasit time !Maim to this test. It is sot foe es I. dictate to them she ratablo to beam!. sato their book I bat we hems sem better than that which amid be coatained is a direct Wegatite to the Record of the Reformers, which would rue thus :-- " We, the sedersigeed lelebiteels of Leeds (se elsewhere, as the case may be), Wag of the age .t 4l year, or arrards, de hereby record our epistles, that theememens Mose of Paellas:est, as at present' coestitated, does folly sad fairly torment the peep'. of tht Veiled Kingdom; sod iterefore, that a 14.0. foss la the Coostitefite of that Hoses is stem. emery." We shall wait with lepallatee for the *primulas of this book, sad shall tossing its Upstarts wills mate satiety. A Record of this Iliad, oesteremly sod respectably signed, would firm a Weepiest as. seer to the whole body of Ref ryas, bah moderato sod radial. This is self.evidest, and if sock a Re. cord be net commenced It will arise from a comities* that it Mould set ebtaio sigastares.—( Leak Mee. airy.) OLD BAILED.—The Court *ls occupied the whole of ibis morning with the iseestigation of an ounce, to which, for the moral interests of witty, us asset decline gins( ems a meg. A Reform Mooting was held ea Amity-14114* sear this place, es Mesday lest. permed to public oda vertisessest,at which Mr. MITCMILL, from Literpool. was in the chair. The umber of pumas sesembled ameested to about !,000, alumna all of edam were mew, with a my small admistere of weans sad thildreo. A head, with two lags, attended from ease seighbouriag Tillage, sad the tun of God um. As King was played, the assembly studio( ow. cowed. The spoke's were, the CD A IMO AN. Messrs. John Wisest, Themes M DIOS, SIIIITIMS, Janie WILLAN, Seetcu, Ted Jaw.. MANN. A Orin of Raseletioss was read, twisty is umber, ram. media' Radical Reform, eendesmiag the proceed. legs of the Masthester Magietates is the itith GIG sad atrowlag the determisslies of the Sleeting to cab. veils, as Mesh as possible, froth ell estimable articles locistilog low, tea, agar, sad t•them. Mr. Wu, cos, is the aside of bis speech, drilla a caper &I ilk herb tee, and declared, that, though it contained so sager, he fogad it sweet, it:casse it was viewed, The address of Mr. SetTeson cestoised a sketch at the rim sod progress of the national debt, sod as @wpm,. of the " paper bobble." This speed ma. slimed coasklerablo 'lateral talent, and his historical sketch was accorate• dullish the latter appeared to edify the Moods, e ach lose thus the 'train of sarcasm which accompasied it. There was so novelty is the speeches. sot in the misdate of the assembly. which condoned itself with perfect propriety, and piece. ably dispersed about half.past setts o'clock. It is onderstood that, on the loggession of tbo entail of Stale, a Yeomanry corps will be raised here.—Wesioold kisser, for this, on @ceased of the tribalism it will engooder. Ths Patriot will , of coarse, attribute this feeling to another camas; bat it is wellkoown that any commotioas amongst tins pow. pie base generally, If sot always, resulted free lb previous oppression of Government ; and the etudes. vourieg continially to weaken aid impoverish, as Plaroals did when be feared lila I rielites, sail • *action took place.—(Corliele Journal ) The attempt made to raise a tsoop of Yeomanry poetry, at Hanks, we are happy to say, has en. delp Salted. A Merin, to fete iota coosideratio• OM perkily of the oeuvre._ was called by the Goo. Stables, so UN of twelve of lb. whew. eats, and bold is the tAth alt. This assembly was very ably ottemied, awl thoogh six Gefttlemee spoke Is farmer of lb* messoro,..oly owe ease for. ward topical his mama! A second attempt was made ebb no bettor seems; and at a third kleatiog, bald lest Saturday, Tom Morrow. Esq. in the Chain, O. matter eery jediMoesly 'laded la Ogoiag is Loyd Declaration! which, thoegb It stigmatizes the gesso. runty of as poor Roformers, as reftettiosistr, search. its, std plossilems, Is a very harmless thing. *ad mesh len &agoras's is the Isstoda of a bet-boodail ma., them a cavalry sabre. CAausta.—We understood It Is ka agildrois have a poblic fee sho poisons of oaks* .be as... of the inhabits no mopittliN the sousluit ot lb. artliorities at it eoe i tis tee, iniduseiseedig digs "" 4 ;oliors of Ow s op may be sought set sad met DiS7VRILINGES AT amrsanwei TM Kentish Gesell* glees en anoint of a costal derablo distorbisee taking Ogee last Toerday (Wog Hely Crete Del). after the Carpetslies bud been to St. Andrew's Chi/reit, where a political sermon was preached by the nes. Mr. Ritt, the Mayor's Chap. lain ; who particularly ',polluted on the duties of the Mogistrsey at this moment when gadflies ebnoodwi. At the conclusion of the S.roko a Cowl of Gargismoto was held In the Guildhall, when the Aidermes retired to the Council Chambe►, for the purpose of soosinating two of their own body, agreeably with the Charter, fo► the Frames's chola). All could not he right, as both the Reds god the Bless objected to the proceeding. The party became se obstreperous as to throateo to poll down the ban (the doors of which had beets locked and broken wimp), culling oat that there was no occasloo for such so 'dike, if an eleetios could be held is a potholer. lo short, we halo not limo to spars to enter hoe a minute detail. e► we should show that this election did not fall under the description of a perfectly im• partial one. Special Constables (this modern and fashionable 'peck's of civil power) were gems is and several persons taken arid 'gals discharged, but nothing prevented their borniog in eMgy Alderman Cooper. ANOTHRR ACCOUNT. [►now vac at/ITIIII conoutctat.l, Alderman George Freed was on Teesday last, being Hely Cross Div, elected Mayor of this city fir the year neeing. An active norms having ben Rehm en for three months past by Alderman War►ee, the freemen sere greatly surprised at his not beim( pet In immigration, es hoodoo's* rewards had been promised them for their votes. The Mayor and Alarm's. however, in the nevem of their en. doubted right by the Charter, placed Alderman Cooper In noseleation with Mr. Freed, sod at the dote of the pelt, t►e member were declared by the I Sheriff to be— F., Al tenons Closer Fres/ For Al4,rion4 Gasper. Mejwrht —t39 _ _ Akzender Wahine was charged with atte•p•ing toss Ate 1111iMItiwellitta.hoon of Aldernao Cooper, sad held to bail fur a farther IPllllliitlioll. CONTAGIOUS DISTEMPER AT MADRID. " mAsalo, tan. I. " The lest advice, from Andalusia mete, that Mars with respect In the contagion fever is become geom. al in those puts. The malady, it is asserted, has appeered io Seville. No passports are delivered et Calls fora further room thy§ ten leagues, at which distance the cordon is established. O. the itith ell. the ship of oar end trsosports, composing the greed espedition, resoled to sorberage I. the roads of Rote, with orders sot to communicate with Coals thy ; none .f their cress are soffered to come .a share. The. troops are in eentonments at Xun Wit Lean, Lebrist, sod the environs." We are glad to learn that the London Eagineer Sta. Yacht did not quit Margate on Friday, n th's' was a NM% blowing wind spas the lewd sad a heavy sea, whiffs might have unshipped her Alas soy, and which, we are sorry testate, actually hap petted to the Victory Steam Yacht, shortly after she quitted the Pin of Margate, which circumstance prevented her arrival at the Tower until 11 o'clesk that evening, she having bees compelled to pot into Whitstable to repair the sceideat. The Petslle sad the eameroes Frioods and Proprietors of the Linden Estaineer, wilt be glad to learn, that this beentifol aid rommedioss Steam Yacht arrived on Saturday from rgato,a nd starlid kens the Tow et yesterday morals; at eight o'clock, and thus she will have performed for the last mouth the seprocediated task of makiag sic passages is every week derlog that time, several of which she has secomplisksd in the eatraerdisary sad anesampled period, of sli hears sad forty mutes. _ _ _ _ The Pumice &mum arrived ea FrWay afternoon et Pertsmooth, wham he slighted at Admiral Sir G. Coneseet.'s, where he dined mid slept, sod es Seto,. day morning ores conveyed by the Royal barge ea bawd the Royal George yseht, at Spithead, M which he proposes to make ea eight or tea &yet:raise, bet his Royal Highmes is um 'spoiled to visit Plymouth This mama. _ _ Friday Sir Grime Cocuouesr left lowa for Ports- mouth, to stteod se the PRINCE RRIENT. On &fiords, Owego. their Royal ilighiresses the Doke and Deeleess of Kelm viewed Mr. Dram's Weeder, at Keesisitoe Palace, which preelessfy I performed a journey to Brighten ; it was worked by three men to and hem the wieder, le the garde*, and afterwards rowed the gardens, which it ',deemed in 17 sinew. Their Royal fligiseesees were very mod plessed with its performance. Prince LLOPOLD, it Is 11114111tileed, Aft Aside, Centel parts of Scotland, is to Mons by the Lakes, aid after that to pay a visit to to the Earl of Disler, Is Lancashire. Tb. valuable Rectory of Hatfield and the sister mood by the decease of the late incernbert, the Rev. S. Knave, here been promoted to the Rev. J. FaivnrcLL, late toter to the Iles. Lord Viscoset The Liffey, of 60 guns, the lien. Captain DUNCAN, smiled (roil Patisserie,' on Saturday for Leith, to se the las-ship of Admiral °TWAT, the Cousseader-is- Okla is fist Medea. 1 n• piddle enemies§ is penitently reopened to the Massive assorteseet of the Wel.Wkk Tallow Coe. dies, the Wes and Coops*lee dine, sad the ea. cellist Seeps. which ere sew en Sale St Mimes Caudle Manufactory (established (s the year 1773), No. 33, Geolipo.street, Tonalities-teen-reed. Died ea Friday, the 17th lastest, after a Hewing Illness of eight mouths, at Ms hoes*, Dettissiess.rew, Croydon, MAST, the wife if HINIT W. Lotman, - U 5 late of Thaties Dittos, Surrey. aged 45. stesastte •e EDINBUSBII.-08 Wednesday het the Magistrates end Coescil proceeded t• the dirties of a Professor el Mathematics, t• MI the Chair, tweedy vacant by the am:manhood of Mr. Loma t. be Prams, •f Natural Philosophy. Mr. W o att.ses and Dr. HALDANE were the two Midi adhe ; t►e lessor of oboe was elected by a majority of tights SOUTH` AMERICA. Brews Ayres Gawks inform es, gorier the WA of istolligtorm from Chili, t►at Lord Cecinas has boos trompellosi to abastdoo ►is blockade if t►e post of Calls.. 1a ►is loner so Doe ism [goad* Zw• moo, hlialsoor of War sod Marino, Iso assigns u a roams for t►is moosore, •, the @roost emmessity of obtalaiog situ awl previsiees." The letter iodated April 10. WITS Athealf A WWI'S& ISOM IIARSAIRMA, JULIF lL .4 CANA Stopford has had 400 British soldiers added to his regisseat, ell well appilated, making a swat magnificent cavalry regiment. All the Officers oldie Legion have bees agreeably surprised I. the Smith Assyrians, whom they gad generals, hospi table, end well-informed. Bolivar, in as Mikisl dispatch so Gretna English, cells the British forces the meioses of Vironoels, thooeh they hove mot yet had r shot, or even lauded on the Maio ; but hover ing so loog as they kayo dose over it, mad immedi ately in the Neighbourhood of Caroms, has cos polled Merino I. withdraw himself from the interior of the coveter, of which he hod possessed himself, sod retire Gm Caraccas for its protection from the attack of General Eoglish% Legion. The Pattiet eaten looks better thee eves the mast sayable could home auticipated—all our troops aro om beard—we soil tit.morrow—oar beet Nicosia t►try sail of ships of war, of dilerest descriptioas." A Regulation, oemorenoly mod reopedably aped, hat Wee promoted to Mr. Alderman Ausure to call • Meeting orate Inhabitants el Breed -olcom iard, to take into enesidorotion the condoet of the Magi strews and Yeomanry at Manelteoter, to okielt se avower hos et proem bees rototood. Mr. WEITISEAD, tbo Mn of the late SNIVEL Warrant**, Esq., bas, It is reported, ►ecently en tered into the holy aisle of matrimony via a Lady robe bad bees is eireentstances mach beaeatb his lan. The Brighten Herald contains the foliewleg pe seerepli :---" It will eat be a matter of secrete, diet the `native of eve licences in this tetra is viewed wit► jeeleesy, w►ee the, eve eedevsteed le be worth fron► 6001. to 10001 each." lON Of TIM NANCY PACalT.—Tbie►day eves. log. shoot eight o'clock, the Nifty pocket, Coptsis BLAIIII, sailed frost Brighter, boost! to Dieppe, with thirties pentagon. Moot two boors after, shit fell is with a largo brig, called lbe Henry, of London, booed to Alkoot ; iMe ►voeirp beim very dirk the two vowels case is costae' t the m:eldest ries fatal to the Newry, which isoiedistoly soak, mod with great difficulty the lives of tie peosertgen sod crew were sawed. Ms. Immo, vac ACTOII.OII Mosley lot died, go his house in Bony So. &weed% W izumi s emi, Egg. in the 89th yew of sis er, forowly of Drery. Moe Theatre. Mr. Some, sugoo 4 *r ...i e .. et we sanded, his noesial oecooopliolosegeg, riot gran sad 'kisses of his eesostece son, wee &Amsted by his Monde Gen ' Hie perforogesee of aerks, in the School for &sada, petfeet torment It is estierstand in Liverpool I.tvisarros is moo size. COlOll,l LA of the lit. Rif, N Ms beqeselbed ash eseliplery Leerwed Dew (she *IPA CI ► i telpheln) I hit, I 1111 oessininur . 7 ... .....--- -_. ----- _ , __ .. Ws perform:so of aeries, Is the Sclboe . t awl s of 11 " 1 ,..;;;Ities 0 1 1 14 "Wit ad Ise lot, his bees considered ow• of his most Kassistusio le e. - i preerstatioos os the stage. is this toe ,A . 10 ... wk. hi ken salm at Has. i Ito &Wood that arrangssionts sr* sow ankl e s cheater •s 4 f or ,b70,-jgg of be "arm I 4 w 111 01 for the sat of Mr. SADL Slid Mr. Ins to jr .. loM 4 seat 011 _2 tad for bring. i .s is a slignikeot sir halloos , o f seem- is tie Oh, the sews -- "Idle arsissitted rej itiabgee ksr. s.-aitiage'l ridniii !third* tni 4 lass *scam' s. es UPI f411.1111W, lithe 'stabs Ole lllNlOn , fisy: 'rho • Ref. Dr. Jackses : his persosal property Fermis RallAsises, it is OW, p ,,,,,, i ,. 4 , morn. Pqsastbed to his godson, a youth of lb a did Cop ef Ibuity for MN apiary charsctor. Asotrg his hetes* us to prand# to tho Chokes*, 'k iwi, •hrch they -11 • lev e norumy tri Doctor sees so each of his WI • fins their dwells. to Ihi, gaw ; Rol %of. if _ . 0 he • Aof his Olin selietion , frost tiro vil of Maser& said away to' OP *aro td . - " ec•ea . ) a hot, mood frock, half-hoolep O. lap of *edgy. etre , .. . ; . . • -...—. Er .. .