The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-30 00:00:00

To Tea SOME( or Twit ST.4TES.I/3.V. 4 4tn,—If 1 am net misinformed, this fir.fsm-4 dor of the (tarot k sheet to la eclipsed, both in she , ligetty of its oink and th• teili•y of its ,Icahn. A C.n•lonvin. jno arrived from Ni tdrid, skips. thic Lis (',thylit Ntsjosly intends to iiittiint• • noo ()Me.. to h. aimed in commomoretion of his 'rot kator is ilorinus achiovement—s' the Oklor of the liCt.irost.," It it suporisml, that several of she Croonot.l will h. adopted Knight, Cnmponi^ol• arlrs boviot estnh:,..'iistl the ivklificotion by so essay piece" In toroutery, of their corer:tory to which not 4 out)! is eatertaineit. It is tint unlikely that the Rater of another king -11-m will aerie oloot the ahoy. Wont of the Sonnisni, by in•ti•oting a new ; which, to elms., to pos terity • just nation of hit accomplishments will he named—" the Older a the Needle." If sash an artin• he reslisest, it may be nes...sudsy, as in • serene instancy, to Mato Off Prent gradations of dignity ; which I waeld hermit:, notit° 4l , Arnold he divieiteigh• tril by the opproptinos titles of " Growl G 000.," Grand Cabbage." " Grand Buckram," " too sad Plourde." Y.,ur tumble lit, JOHN SFATSMONGLR. Witt:W.4 IL _ Nur Mire, net /elf. till. Ste,—lt Moshe/ been r'eterniiiird that Ofieets en iiiled ie hatf.pay way, in certain ...., r. refire an allow•nce •qual thereto. together with ern. luMents et places or larepinyinents a civil notate ; 1 arn di rected by the Serrer..y at War to acquaint you, f the iori.rwralliort of half .at Officers, to whom yne are agent, that aii• such °slicer, ht.irling any place or employment of profit under the Crown, the net anneal menlentents of which do Dm exceed three times ,' p amount of the highest rate of hslf.pay, at• Inched ha 'gelation to the rank In virtue of ehich be is entitled to half.pey. may, epee application to the f•rrottary at War, be peemitted to receive a mi litary allowance, 'goal to, and instead of, his half. pay, Upon matinee oldish in the fulleelni form, CS. :- 1, A• fl. do swear, that I bad not, between the day of , and the day of any willitaty place, if it, employment of prolt,in any military department ender his Majesty, besides there specify the Military enroonlvsion or eat ptoyment ere the met, or in the gistri•nsis, or hi the infronlesi 1114 any civil place of eml toy owes of pre fit ender his Majesty, except llo , re specify the flail pl.c. or empfny Mehl). and that the net annual eninlemenit of [here repeat the civil place es employment] do lot nerd Lb.?, slate the anneal amount of are. high eat rai• of kelf.pay sherbert to the reek fw wirtnerf which the Officer itterivis half.pajl T oo silt f a ith,' spp.t.e them, that if they held asf sack civil plate or employment, the net anneal imeleineeis of which wrest three times, bet fall short of frier times, the amount of loch belf•pay, they May. span application to the Secretary at War, at the end alb@ year, 'advise so much of their mifitaiy aa, Ingather with there net annual emote. meets. may he equal to frier times the sieoent of jerk half:pey. epee malia= afidavils is the follow ' f e rob, via • • A. U. do avria4 . l4l I had nnf, between the day c: , and the day if , any . inillhary place, or any employ. meat of (Iltait in any 'Mihaly department ender his hi j^s . y. besides [het* windy the military ceenia. sten err einMoseirtil no as staff. or in the garrisons, cr in the cel•tiiea], enr any civil place or employ. 'a w at profit under his Majesty, except [here specify civil place or employment). and that the net emoluments !strived, or to he received, by me in re. area at Vero repeat the (gall place or empli•yereliti, from the , In she day of together with the portion of my military allowance now claimed by me, do not 'Retied Vera mare la st times the sateen, of the hiphest retie of 11.1f.pay at. 'ached to the rank in titles of +filch the haff•pey Is I ain AI • fetvel t• add, that this arrangement is net to hags e retrospective opeolittit beyond the 25th De goober. 181 2. I am, brr, yoar most obedient humb W. le servant, MERRY. Drilla we Paoers•oa l'cierrio.—Professor 'chee►io, who has b.rn fu► same lime past in a dim alining mate of kealth, died at his hoes* in l' rank. street, Edinbergh, oo Tuesday anteing. His death is eniftrsally regretiod. No man ever perhaps do. served or enjoyed a Ister share of the politic esteem. By tM world et late he was respected far his great and various artioiremcors, b. th lo literals,• sad science, share to the tittle of his private friends he wamin a peteliar sinner endeared, by kis mild sod •nassuming character. It is stated in the Manekester Observer, that a •carer*tishottle hes to travel 137 milts to procure tie workman the sew of Bs. 7d. after delleetions ! Sunday evening a tremendous sifts of thunder sod ►ightning, accompanied with heavy rale, visited Here ford mod its neighbourhood. At Menet.), two heifers, the property of Mr. Hodges, were killed by the electric enidl and seer Withingtoo the bask was stripped from a tree by the lightning. SVIPWItCII.—We hay the pithily% task to record the *seek rf another *mei no the Gisosorgausbire we st. O•s Solidity siesinight a brig was semi sp. pl..ato int As: deepens* spot the fikerweathets, on w hi c h .►.e aft.. wards stiork. and soon went to Oven. The urfiirtuostie crew s entiii"ting of seven men, a feniioe. "uplifted to be the Captain's 'We, w►re o h. 3 -esed clinging to the tlicing, and scarcely a doubt *lasts of all basing priished as no boats near the heel lii.ce root) (misread with the high suit. hrig'sl Inn boos one washed en shout on Montills , on ot Is:O. were l aiiiird" George, of Ulverstone, Edward Whittle."' She is suppose(' to have been laden with ire's Ole from La—ssitire; and, from ►er •eertaents, a strosicr to the coast. List sight, at ball-past eight o'clock, a number of enneicts'orwrirent •Q from Mitigate, •nMr seir. time of ItsAtiporiaillets, oectortril by the Ileth Lan. ear', who Puke& war ilisekbisfs hriAge, cheering and cbecred, open Omit any to the bulks. STATESMAN. LAW lATELLIGENCE. COURT 1W (MA S V. /rty t• 9. DAS lc T. 1111. TWILL UT: 11 111.S)ROt Gil. Fir A. i'lcicut7st olio!, that Er !.ad motion tostsb• mit to 1111% ellisr. on the past of 1)ok• of Mart• ; awl if his Lordship alma fuise any doe6l as 11" t../ propriety of glasitithi 0,11 was "Ili isslPrtioll to ask his L01(11 1 .4.'6 judgment on the motion for the aprinitifffirsit of s frCP:Ver. ThP 1.(.1LD CIIANCELLuR thst when he lost hoard of .his rati•p, it was understood that ti.a. Fifties *Pr. , to &timid him in his pulsate room in the Nous,. of Lor,fa. Sir A. I'IGGoTT said, it was tint his intention In peer% the M.lion SI pte►ent, hi• nols mtked permission that it sorted ►tand noes till next Seal, in order, if pns•ihle, to use bosh it end the ether motion, as it ea, pr..hable that an arrangement world be entered into bet Seen the punier. and that perhaps in Ike roars; of this eery day, which +mild make it unne cessary to trooble the (nod with either of the mw lions. It was only fur the rake of caution, in este she eainecteti.m of a Ovate arrangement should not he tea'is•tl, sisal he wished Ibis motion to stand for W.drre•dsy nest. His Loedship signified his salient. Lean •uraaou D 1.010 The Arrommt.T hegaerl to call the etten• I lion of his I...sdslip to a motion connected with this clime, whit hit was of considerable imports's/lb to ! h.ar before the last Seal day pr.cerling the long 'sea- lion. The motion was for 11.• appointment of a re. cever, or e•tber to determine who was to bare the! management of the estate, it b. log at present managed by Iwo woes. The estate in qweillltio wan the pro perty of Lord Monson, ao infant. Mr. linnet said, the property was et present coite safe, and the neer.sity for the tontine was ant so argent es to preterit the induldence of a %hurt delay. The around on which be claimed this isdehseere was. the absence of two Gentlemen (Crouse', we believe) ow professienal duty in the reunify. It ass ultimately agreed, that the motion should stand over for eigl.t 6;9. In the course of the proceedings Wiley. Mr., HMCO, oho has of late made SO appeiliaMefe both in the Court of Chaucer; and it. the Costa il l King's Booth, stood op to address the Lord Ch•ne ' cellor, with the ties of ioduciog the Count to beer a P..litinn of his oat of i 9 tats, on acCOVel of the al leged hardship of his Calf. Ilia Lordship interrupted him with con.iderall'e warmth, throwing down from the Bench at the {afar tints a bundle of papers, which. we believe, Mr. Brute had sent to him. 11. reproved hi.. in terms of great severity, ler presymsing to attempt In to. bent. a Jellgo by privets cnmmnnkNioas There sees among these papers, suit his Lordship, a letter to the Viee•Chserrellor, touched in sorb terms, that he meat isay his Honest hid acted with ter; great moderation in net coo witting Mr. Bruce to prison. .._........ _ M•. Brocoiliorisioned any ihd"ortro Ow fluff/meat either of Li{ Lordship or of rho Fire. Chancelli.r. lle irp.poomicti ihot his rein loss is. .suable. if this Petitios eau out beard before a par. ileolmr . •. T The Loan Cimactri oa said, that Mr. Disco shrotil 'revive the tame j..to.a as soy other subject In the kingdom, anti he shield take rare berme the Court was done with him, that others should bate justice from Mr. Brute. Mr. Were, in alluding to those by show he thought himself injured, rail. d them conspirators, on whirls hi. I.e.rdshp pottered him to attend to his tang. age, and to know that sera a term was not to be lased In that Cart. Mr. tir ere.— Ms Lord, five bills have been found Prins , 16 rf It POI. LOUD CH stn.Lon —Ay. t•ery possibly ; Fills are easily found. Bur yn. might ta lotto, Sir, that se e... Oohs are no !Anil's. 114 Lordship the. ordered Mr Brae. it gig, so farther itstestaptioo to the be. mess of the Coin. VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT. Jci► LYNNE r TIM [ANL Of DARIILIT. M. Bamsta said, that this case had siteady been befor► the Coati, but still thy present application was P eeeeee ry. The Plaintiff was ROCInt of the Parish of Strom!, in the n►ighbourhood of the city of Ro shiver, and as each claimed a right to rot down ' , timeworn' in an mate held by the Noble Defendant. o n a lease from the Dean and Chattier of Rochester. eitegill that swish "firewood was liable to tithes.— 'I his the Noble Def►ndant objet led to, and brneght the case before tise Court, when, after mesh ergo ow, it wee melted by the Court ►o send the fol lowing is su e to law tried, via. Whether the Plaintiff had any right, and what right, to this copsewood as tithe ? There was a motion last Seal for petting off the trial of this ins., which motion by agreement was postponed till the present orea•ioo. fie under. stood that the other side had abandon's' their oppn. 'Won to the trial going on, mod he, therefore, hoped th a t their G l ow attplkaties world be dismissed with Costs. Mr. Ilet.t.reeretted that be had aot been instreeted I by his Chest bow to act, and, the, ohne, he could not oppose the applicatioe of his Learned Friend (Mr. Barber) for costs. The Vice CUASCILLOR remembered the e 4, very well, and amid, the point to be bird by the J•ry I was of rather some importance. Ile granted the motion. The trial rows on In.morrow (Wortley the litst inst.), at the Kept Ass's... FAIR. Trgterthy, the investigstion of the nerves and crimes pert traced at th. above.nemed fair, was re. stoned at llow•street Office, before Sir NATI, 41411-1. Cov ANT an d -- B ALK Elm., N. oh.n such dia. ter 4114 and filtsbolicsl seen.% were disclosed as would defy the rower of de.cription. A yowl( mon now attended the noire, who had been grossly onal.trested,' in order to identify anise of the miscreants still In cuttody ; bet the villains had blindfolded him at the time, end bill . offilelll to denote their persona w.,. vain. Another' Gentleman 411 there, who, after Woe posh 41 into rr divh, was stripped Ohio hut anvil hoots', robbed of hiv'motch and money, sod left moot deplerabl). lc &cotter case the robbefa . kad Dot pa. " " Overt to pail. hss ret his hoot, of Annlimy we' Tohbod not only ..1 hi, money end welch, bet efrip toil in • 60416u/I 101 l linked. TArse berberilies note enonmit.rd by premised hands, who hid inenniebret brbind heli t it•, eon ti4Tted pot. IloTT.oso, Oleo were not seemsfel in 111 their strarks. 0.. )Dung man, who Wag escorting his sweetheart home was itrtsrcep•ed ly two ruffians, one attempted to collar him, sod hit a wade the girl, when the young man sercerded in heating h.•th, alter• Palely, awl rescuing his intended wife from their grasp. Informations were however, brought y es teitlay. of s I who continued to he confined in railway f the injuries they experienced. One G..ntleman attended with his left are in a sling, who said hi. shoulder was pet nut, bat he was not slue whether by blows with blailg•ntrs, from the villeins, or by his resitting their attacks. A snrinant in ihn Life Girard', who bad bates robhad and itl treated. offended, and althoogh ha is abase sis feet high, had nn chance in defending him sale. 'bearing •hick attacked his being so oomerosia and powerful. (Hest of the villains now in cogently, molt taken in • booth in the fair, known as the Flash linoih, /be ro.ort for thieves and disorderly pet anti,, and s basket full of pocket bandkerchwfs, 'opposed to bo stolen properly. was taken there, which had been con reeled when the Police Akers, constiblcs, and spe cial constables, were overcome and beat oat kr the . Si, N. Condom has taken op this holiness In a spirited wanner, and declared he will not discharge on) of the polies in estlettly, and has re-enrovnilted them, to /mob!, those she hire been injured or rob. brd to wend, if the►' can. to identify them. Twee• send, the officer, was present )esterday at the Office. and &Howl, That derihg his long practice of 40 years, he did not recollect such a numerous MU seetblsge of thieves, and mach daring and ontrageees conduct. _ _ The following it the tobstonep of the estminstion of Show brought from diffneot osich.bouses pAeiday morning : Henry Ilanceck was identified by Liesfenani asithd Oakes, of the Royal Nary. oho stared, that ren Mendat evening he. accompanied hy bra brother, sae iodated to An to see the humnets of West-rod fair, alter', bet seen nine end ten o'clock, he was oust htni in it held by a number of persons; he esti. mated 11141 there were t [mar& of fifty of them, near the entrance to the fair. The ruffians had coeuived ro deo holm. sib, an that he as unable to cull for a•sitt•nee; and from the number. oho attar heti him, alas unable to resits the tillains, who vinientt) robbed Lim of 1.1. hat ulna tier entee•otee o f hi, p er h e , shay separsted %rut those him from hit brother. Ile WWI 5.,. the p•iquimr oast me of the m•rl, w h o a tta ulted nod robbed I in); he had no welter/I.n of the other Prisoners at the I •r ; het one of the Triteness. orHs •at •smoistml on .si heat,: ynu eetinelettf t hurre, be am sure had attarkrd him, and he mould attend the seat elimination. Walret Orket. Esq. broil lir of the last witness, had a Intone°. 4.ler his right eye, orcssioned by the Holy reevierd, confirmed the statement of his brother. and believed the Prisoner flanirock to he Vito of the gang rhe attacked him and his brother at the fair. hot he derlined swearing positively so him. Sir NAINAPIAL CONANT arldrested the Prisoner, and told him he toss chalet, with a very aerie's ofTvore, and tommitted as it was in such a 'intim and itimultenes assembly, and in tech a &tin and outr.ge,.es manner, no matter whether he actually romeniiivd it or net, if he was aiding and abetting those that did he was regain, guilty ; he had no doubt 1114 if a Jury should find him guilty, this Joke who tried his would think bun a proper ob ject for varcirtirn. Josept. Imminsiad, a young man, was identified at tho doer or passage of the Olfiee as being one of a gang at the fair en Monday night. Thomas Lanais *dealer in milk, of Little Carter. lane, Doctors' Commons, slated, that or Monday 1 evening, he went to West-end lair, where he was at tacked by a gene of 50 or 60 mess, armed with stick s, l who knocked tins dowel, and most cruelly beat him. ' They afterwards robbed him of his watch, bat, sod' handkerchief. They used so moth violent. is taking his watch, that they lore net his f.b with it. Some of them called out to murder him, as they were aware that be knew some of them, sod where they resided. The Prisoner denied being at the fair, sod said he • he was in his ostater's horse ell that night. lie had I then left his master's hoes., who is Mr. Rufale, lkonmaltery, to take some things to the blaster of ' the Rolls, ii Chsocery-lane. Ilia muter afterwards came to the °lke and offer ed to hill him, bet he 535 informed it ass not a bail wile offence. incept before a Jude. George Ireland, Henry Dorrinelon, hseTh land Wriliane Ofivcr. were charged by Geerge ly ur . I cell, a special assertible, who oppretehde.l them f..r disorderly assembling at lee ticiJck on WednesJoy i morning in the fair. On the Prisoner Ireland were feord two pockets of nankeen breeches or trowsers, which had evident- ly beers cut or torn out. George Cornhes was charged with attempting to i several pick rckria in the fro., on Teere•y evening. M ARLIWIROVOII-VritST.—Yrsiereay, John Reid I and John Dann, Ina youths, were charged with picking pockets at West.end fair. Samuel Foreman apprehended the Prisoners to. (ether in Si. Glee's, after their retain from the 144, on Toysilay evening, and upon Uurru he found 13 silk handkerchiefs, wlsi.h he said he picked op.— They were both remanded till this day week, for the handkerchiefs to he illeuri6eil. 1 1 0 L 1G E. MAN.rox•aov't Y•stertlsy the Loes 11fAnost. o f fer h,,; 04 fully 'amnion' toe ease res o ectiric the lost watch of the tl , ankett East India Cun.Nsni'a tartiohonsomsn, said , there were an ground, for de. leiniug the man charged with havit.g stnl►n it. 'rho Complainant pressed very herd fo r the tom. mitts{ of that man ; 51.4 nn• of hi. arvamonts was, that the Prisoner bad told a Ile ma one oerasir.n, and might on stunt her. Th. Loas 1141,011 was eto.inaa in alitibeting lb. cneelinvi of Wan ch•ri•ti with an ofirnrp In tb. Ceffitaisaion et that off•t.rr. Tbr impatatka he. wally reused ..h meat, which iris, perhaps tun ellen celied guilt. Co.oplainvot.—l urn convinced bp woe the thief. The LORD NA VOR rertasPd to destroy a mon km reuse his companion, in a drunken w nateret, adopted s prejudice which the atroil ale had I heeled( of eon. ti ng ing for a 1.4) ( 4 time. l'he trceimel nor, in hit Lordship's opinion. completrly innocent. Cumpleinint —%%h7, here is • patois to prows that he has been 'the l.uao alma. —For what—for theft? -- fitranser.—`• No, nay Lnrd ; for debt " TR* LORD MAYOR raid, the Con pleinfont ought f• redeemer to dm* • line between mist/wen, end crim►. "Gn home, my foie.4l, •nd dunk mane ale no mete." be Complaitsaut neut uff much 40. (Aorta Fla2lon was charted with h i ei ng e o h n , a dog, the property of a Mr. Bland, who raid that *bile be was speaking to a friend in Newbold* his dog disappeared. The animal Lire* the town, and had a cellar round his Neck, on which the ewuer's 'same was engraved. flaed-bills were seat Ousel ; sod a little bey, who saw one of thee, beard a di.i hosting is the premises whore the Prisoner worked; and having seen that the description corresponded with the hand-bill. conducted Mr. Wand to the spot, and showed Mao his dog. It sac admitted that Patton had laroo K ht in and tied op the dog. Th. Prisoner'. master give him an etc...llw rho. rarer, which had an rant open the decision of .he Chief bt.gistrate, she said, that though he •as de serialised to pools\ the offense of dog•stealing most severel►, be should strain a point in Flatten's favour awl ripply rather to the Act of Parliament, which in dicted a fine, than direct a esinkit,al wtosPention, of which, perhaps, transportation would be the cense quonce. Flatten was lined SM. 'Too the 10th George 111., ! chap. I ft, and the Lord Mayor directed the Alms lar bring all persous before him who had dogs for ale oh ; the Royal Etching, and in St. Paul's Church-yard, end inform the 'Change *Seers that be should din. charge some of them for neglect of duty, SINGULAR AND EXTENSIVE FOROrRY. CCILDIIALL —lnforeselion sass preferred pintos. doy to the Sitting Alder's's', Sir J. Swots, respect. ing a simpler and estensive system of Niger', wkicb L.d been refried on for sone length of time •past Mrssr►. It:onass Martin, Son, and Hogbes. *NW horsemen of g rea t reapectability, at the coiner of Catraton.strert and King street. Chrap•tde, by a rang men of ilso nem* of Hi:Amid Pryor, who had liars' several yrors in lbei► employ as a toads,. tie' clerk. From the farts disclosed, it appeared t►at Pryor, hem the nature of Its employment, neres•arily b e . came serissiti , ed with the wearer*• of the know, sad the names sod wok-el-as of throws's.. stl the per. sons for whom ti vy did !nosiness; sod main hiss. self of this ►nosledge, had at •.nerd times fogged bills purporting to be draw• by Mr. Heals Gaskill, an eatessir. Ilaauraelarer at bap*, in l,sacsshire • for sib.. Me s srs. Mattis arid Co. were agents • which be prattraded to have received frnat the coon. try, and Ishii* were woilseet any sospicion acc ept e d by Messrs. Martin in the regular coarse of betimes• % and returned to Prior, for the propose of Wag s•inswirted into the country. These bills he las*. distr.', endorsed is the same of llogh Gaskill, sad got discounted, the rertortebilis, of she amplest* onsorlas their easy seancitition. Ilnie tong ibis gsitews ►asieess had bees carried on, or by what Deana it was at last detected, did sat transpire, bet the satoest of the loss, Messrs. Marlin basing paid neatly all the bills hero", the discovery, was said tit be between 7 and 80001. Pryor hating abscoadod, Mr. Willis, &licher le the haste, attended to prefer the charge against him, prepsratory to sdsertising him, end efforts; a reward for his approlienties. flie of the bills, se forged, was predeced, dated Aegest 14, 1815. for Mt , at three months, which Mr. Ileniphry Willard, bill. broker, 'Change-alley, deposed, that he bad die. roomed for l'ryor, end the endorsement, " Hugh Gsskill," was on it when brought to him. Thls bill had subsequently beets discoested at the Bask of England. Mr. Ellis, Milk-street, warehomemsn, stated, that he knew the band., riting rf Mr. Gsskill, sod that 'either the signature to the hill, our the endorsement, were written by bus. 1 Thomas Greenhtsgh, clerk at Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith's, bunkers, Mansion-house-sfreet, i pieced the petment of the bill on the 17th of Nov., 1 whys dee; M . Martin cod Co. hating an sc. count at their house. Thomas Martin, jun. explained the cireumsteets under which this bill +mono others had been accepted by the house, end came subsequently lulu the pose seo , inn of Pryor, as their cleat. Sir J4lltl SUAW remarking ou the distance of lima since the trensectioo, Mr. Willis said, there were several similst bile subsequently, w!.i.:11 had been dostroved after they nese I aid, bet I y some accident this one hed fort& tistely been preserved. ' „Lungs SHAW venressed himself satisfied that sufficient evidence had been prosier...4l in warrant the I ~i,p:elvtissien of the armies, bet it is feared that ha is slreedy net old,' (isnot ry. Two other bills of the sane kind are still met, oats of them Inc S'a.P. is stow due, end lies is the Mae of a tespecl , ble bill bucker, Messrs. Worths ohj , m. lug to pay the same, on the ground shot, although the acce s tsenee is genuine, the etssi..rvemeits, and the %bole of tie hill, sills that sitcepsinis. is a forgery. I 'rue rose is novel, and likely to become a subject foe the decision of a Conn of 1.4 W. The offender, P , yot. I. cell known as a &thee of the 614 nsti•i. et all the I.l.res of public VOW mint and foshiosieble resort shout it.. 11/•11• and although alarm any visible meats bat his sa lary as a desk, kept his horse, had his chalet eft is ~ the Temple, and was !king at the sate of at least 100 IA. • yes,. will. On the 'lib of Jul., in Briltoid plate, Reenrillivare, thi 1.,0) .I 11;enrge Nara. n we. na the 'NA al' Jutle. al Camberwell Chore*. P. Pate "^ l- . kg's• raiba it... 4. 1. mated.. M. halo ha Mare Sail It, yety Waegb it .1 Mr. Juba Nardi. Pcirtiod !whew. LONIAnt: Prirted aad Palenated ►y 9. ?MT. ;I Or Urrtcc, 40. 1, Sultstrury court, I ket au-6 I