The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-08 00:00:00

TNR STA"'ITSM u'll4l to Ministers? Bat sock are the fruits , and PI!, will be. of • frightful sod ropocioes taxation. It gets ono class of awn from interest against somber clogs, and above all, it smokes 'ugest men poor, and topes rich. We hove derived mach consnlation under the knowledge of great local cliques's, by the receipt of /Went from she North and %Voss r f England, which cl , arly show that 5 proper awl premising spirit is Issiog feet in the minds of men above the ism. est classes: of men who a few years ago thought very differently concerning the state of the king. dons. They are establishing Meetings In consult what is to be done ander the dreadfol menses of trade be e uming Still worse then it is. This is acting as they should do, and not supinely, we may soy avidly, sitting down and exclaiming, " what have I to do with polities, I must leave that study to wiser and abler heeds." Oh shame on tech imbecility ! What sty, Mr. ENtall upon this subject in his excellent Treatise on Radical Reforss—" Let Ito man think lightly of individual efforts, even of those which at grit Cowie no agitation :—let none in despair cease his single enseppet led esersions.A antutwal'axatoe ACTS AS re 01 arrinagLe ALONE NOTED THE TATE Or TUB Cossow.vaavrn !!" his Mat •estenee might to he engraved en • tablet of brass, and sized over t►e dear of each citizen's dwelling!! We have jolt received CII4I fallowing vary Wisest. In* cewinenication flow a private Mood, who bee been admitted to the bigh boaenr and narked cos. fidence of beim teaselled by the Patriots is pewter, in At Soothers part of the groat Costioest of Aso. tics, which sees decreed to surpass is glory sod WifiGOOS esploit soy thing of seders dote is soy other quarter of the world : amidst. ee mi. Dee. It 1118. " LOA Ceenamit, his Lady, aid two Andy**. MI, mimed, and met with a very arse I end pad reception. G mot hes gives his Lordship the command of the navy of Chili, sod appointed his .Adoriral. Commodore Kamm) (who is to he Vies. Ada hes proved himself a tree Patriot, sad oh. rained more la , perhaps, in resiisie; lb* tem. mind rulentsrily to his Lordship ass he acquired is his late tiet•rious melte. " BLANCO is .no of the most gentlemanly mew I ever met with, is of the first family in Chili, was educated st the Collage of Nobles at Madrid, sad has Tendered himself in the highest degree domain of the gratitude of his country. IT, is sty meat particular f,i►nd, and I feel highly flattered at t►s confidosee he, un all occasions, places in me. Do mo tho fa •our to make his good character knows in as public II manner as yes can. " SANCIIIz has retired frogs Talcahuano, upon La Angelic., shout forty leapses to the southward of Conception. lie is most critically situated, being surrounded by Indians who will most likely attempt to prevent his retreat to Valdivia ; his force has dwindled down to 500 men, and these are much dis satisfied. A Msj..r (by Brevet a Lreatenant.Co lintel), • Captain, a Litotestont, and two Engineers, have deserted over to us; they arrived here dire* or four days ago. " The Army h►reabouts, and in the South, does not exceed $OOO men, bat they are its excellent .r. der, well clothed, and in good spirits. " I believe nothing cortsin has been beard of the Spanish squadron's sailing from Lima, sloe* I wrote you host ; •sales* it has been countermand d, I sop. pose ii is at sea, in which case I don't think it will escape us. We aspect the North American corvette Ontario, from Lima, daily, end no doubt aim will bring as impoitint information. " The Spenisrds are tecraitiag their 'reales in Peru. Pesccika hse about 7000 seen in Lima god its mirage ; the desertion, Ike, say, Is immense. The Callao is kept in gond order, and the perigee constantly on the alert; it is in a very different elate of defence than when those attacked it. Yoe should not be toe sanguine in England about this im mediate fall of this place, for disaffected troops sometimes fight well. I had rather the Gommument stnala send a few thousand moms to different parts of Ike roast ■nd revolutionise the country, than risk their all upon an expedition, the result of which is he no means rettsin of being successful. Lima might I'. blockaded by sirs, until it should be thought proper time to strike the blow with poster certainty of sac- Ce.l. " The San Martin, Loewe, Maria Isabel, tor. vet Onetime°, brig. Anticline and Intrepid aro at Valparaiso, in eery good order, and winning for set ; they can be got ready to sail in The brigs of war Calvinism end l'arrydon are still cruising of the bland of Sengellso, near Lime ; we •speet then bark is. two or three weeks with a rich prize. " I ewe up (rem Vs!weir° with Cnlnnindore 13hAnco flee days ego, ned return to.aorrow. The Director gave a Brand dinner the other pia". Lord C4 , OIKANL. General" SAN MARTI*, and Ilit-Cl‘eAll. and shoot forty more principal prisons in the Gn. •ernment, wet'. there. The English party evidently prerinnilnites here, in preference in all other foreign. Pus. The pent French IMO at a v►ry l o w ebb. ' 6 Drc. 13.— Lord COCIIKAI4I. hts hoots rood,. a Citizrn of Chili, and f of the Nqvy. ll° tors fo ValFsr.i•o in a illy or fro. We ere r•s;nusly •+itiur for information from Limo. f fiiiiik the deft until we team somethiall molt) floe that quarter." ••• Oar itoaders may fed desired bf being gretlied with the earliest authentic latailigesce from the siiirbe quarter of the world, au whkii the bright stai liberty is sheet to Also with peculiarly *Piga auspices; hariwg on the field of adios cossedows ref the unrest klud, is um amly the Army awl Navy, bet is the Civil (*printout also. Paris Papers of TatoJay sod Wedoesday laot Iwo jest reached op. The French, who are certalely less practised is legislation than we are, oaks op by the earliness of their assenthliog. Ore, sr 'rattan*, one, is 'Mir •seal hoer ; nor do they speed any time is prayer sad is coefersieg, es ear Senate does, le seyieg, "We ►ese done tbout !Mop which we oaght net to ►are door, and save left undoes those things which we ought to hare done," Ike. " in the Chamber of Peer•, on Timothy, Ike Mini ster ofJostice presented low l'rejats of IA vir,i Its Irst fee the abolition of the Droft d'Arbetne, sod the wood relative to the peoishmetit of olkoces committed through the Poem. The Chamber ordered them both to be printed, and sent to the •lire for essmitistien on Thursday neat. The Order of the Day brought on the public discomion of the Prqjet relative to ser vices imposed epos property for the defence*, sh.Statir. Many speakers were heard, sad amendments pi opowd. 'Maoists was siljoisrood to Thotsday. In the Chasm. bar of Deputitt. Petitions were pre* toed from the 1 , 01. NM who let chaise' sod roaches, comploiniag dill dm keeper* of furnished hotels are in the habit of timing private Individuals have cordate , willows , Paying the dude*. The, prsyert th.t every prwpri►• Mr of a wrist, ntiaht b• rentimml 'object In pat a tat. it we, rirforrod to 44 , - Mint. • .. of Floatreea and to the Commiodoit .'.f Ws,* an 4 Moans. "TM/ham Menettew, of Memos. preyed that mono mousers might be adopted to catty Mt* offer! the Legislative ordlin by whit+ merchants are oblige] to keep their book, ON slissited paps. " Mi• COMM 0 . 1100011,T.- If it be intended to di-1 abash shy !keep Tag, to which Mercismita are yen' *object, I still support lib. {ending of thi► Petit)** to the Minister of Finances. ilit if on lir rostra', It be rievigeed to oggrasate the burdens of 11.. Myr. , chaos*, 1 4,1* oat aye the .ere..r•y of sending it in the Ministry. It Is their b.4,se.s to .sent• 14 laws, and it it not ours to (largish them 'kith the means of forntirg and segmenting Mastion.—The i Order of the Day was carried. " A Report was promoted enneorning the Elec tion for the Deportnitiot of IA Loire lisferiern. Sem* irregolatity had taken place in that eiteliim. and on the scrutiny there were found two more tickets thee there were voters; bet the Bureau, fee. ! which the Report proceeded, censidered that, on the choir, It was sufficiently conformable to the law. 1 end that, showing all dolacii..na, an abundant Ms. jority would remain to the Depoty elected, +bola l admission, Iberef.•re, they recommended. No np. I position stein= •ffe.ed, the Pr... Went proclaimed she ' atimis.loo of M. at ST. MOHAN, who accordingly tusk the oath. The discassinn of the Pr*. releate M the j, g , gg ig ag g pyrlodscal writings was mewed! " M. of !4AVO•I litmus &leaded the emelt. 'ion, of the C.oe.•wiuiee. " The Kaaren of 11. SLAW, .111,80 willing to lower dr* srelefity for die papers I. A* D►perttarnts r insisted too aseintaiolog au proposed for those in Paris. 66 Some dispute arose se to the mode of paid,' the , questies on eh* anweeffessemes. 66 M. Morons (4. lignr• ) they moot first de aide ea tits peisseiple of requiriog security —gall it bs rogelersi ear ? " The Pso-tares alrearrell, , Ohat rise principle would beideeidollligehoootetehomeof M. BENJAMIN COMKANT, 1.411611111111 AND h. N that arneodatest is rejected, km4ll-bwolesr that the principle of the cosily will he admitted. " N. pigsty? AVLAIIi sad M. Daimon spoke against the pried* of regoiriag sorority. Th. Pos sum:it them annoenord Dist he would pot the mond mint of M. Bias. COMSTANT in the tote. Tho pre. boss question was moved aod (serried. The two first articles of the PrOet were adopted by the Chstabor. On the th;rd,..OoWire to sate ocoliel, thy Commission proposed to redress the sums solicited one-half. A speedo, arose whether the murky should be as much for the D.psrlaa.rttsl Joarnals as for those of Paris. N. KCIATILY opposed the Ministerial Prqjet allogollor. After a reply frees the limit of she SCALS, tbeChamber Smelly adopted tbr proposition that the severity should by 10,000 frames of income for the Daily Journals, sod that the toori-periodical writings should tarnish a woolly of 50G0 franc, of income. On question relative to the Dopartmontal Journals, N. B CoreTAlrr contended, that purrs the security, as reduced by the Cumnsiv.inn, would estiuguish all the 1)-ortrentst Journals, eseepting oily these of fit. Petits in Frence. Chainhor filed the sasount of wearily for Deily .1 •tb,ll4:s in eilitt containing /O,OtXO souls sod abor• at ' tt.) bums of income—semi periodical asset as bait that stem. As toJttarnals pub. tidied its loose eentainisnt let, than 54) WO twrtoiti, kI.IiCUI*TAST prelswied to wise* the ...eerie) loth. tenth of Oct r f Finally, the security of from.. of intoner for Daily Journals in those ;Alleys was fixed, and half that amount for semi peronlicsi 0n... " 0•i 31 , 141.% a VI It n I pertreit of lb. King lest poostated to she Climber of Depotbis by M. CA:A.IT. M. .s Comment gre•yeeed So real. wrong to ihe C*lEOO4OOll Earertiors, 11le claims of orldltionsi lot"It ill: Legion of • Tie diaroasion of the Projel Merle, to the/o•r -014 isai contiri red. hl Puma., soil Donitt.ct teen` i koniptiNnsis• pert. the former agreeing with alto isift's lik• dtaii feri•••tical works eight not to he selijoestel to lit. prim/flog soreties, and if it were requited, it yogi, t.' be in s very moderate sem. As the (iiierfer says only that '• elfences of Ihe Press shall ha repressed." it fellows, that ilomsitding sere. tire is contrary to the spirit of that Charter.— al. Glints* ilittiogaished himself on tMs occasion. —This Member said, duds grest prnpriety, that if the security requited nese Intently:l In he foi oaks. or 61T111, then the amount esa h) far son high ; but that was sot the care. The "bier, was to lit the Journalslie in such hands as might inspire conlidesce in their conduct and probity. " N. Li. ConsTaat hieing foreseen the WA his former dirrourae !might have given to the business of the Chamber, seemoil to come prepared to condom. the very objections which were now made le it. Ile dis agreed with M. Cumin on certain points, which he insist.4l epos, it in principle had Risen rise to ell the I vendors laws which had taken place daring the last ens 8,1 three years. •' M. GOISOT WWI win called op to explain, In w`iirto be orapatiated„ sift, enplanar. epos, abut ha truniad arillocrecy of ladled," and as it is an err• ',reasons,, shirk flail net actor MINN' Vs, we will take it op more at nor leisa►e, and explain what lb* French mean by it. Th. .1 le cooing to of so Iste ts,•day. we bare not than to site so sock as we think w►ll &atm., notice. •` In the ens►se of M. 8. CONITV!reII vouch, he threw not man) •sr•lletit ides•. la reply to those aW. would haat. ever) Minis left Its a Jory, be eb. ••rtrd,'tat a jury wig an doubt a groat blessing, hui that agora thistat hod its limit, and nothing eat good twy .itd ifs limit—that, as well as a Jety, it ass maces.' t a In toter. cleat and prease kw upon this mat in'er••tiul of all satij.t . to. M. Rouen COLLARD. who is WI much listened to as any atwsk•r fore, undertook to remove he .•t,roarh or those •hod •alt on the sac's, itu•iosaiily of sequir"g **reties or lanorlampoi f o r picserrighi l li a N..wrapaper. It 041 a tinttind thing f•nm what aught he called Liberty of ►he Peen. .I't'• liberty of 10 1 . 4611 *hat a 111411 ri 14". In • Piellir JOllll4l is not the matter of debate. Sloe* a person is liable to no. ps meats►• Na cea'ut• Will be spate! by the ...cosi., (lien, uts teeth will be supptestu , 4l nr d•,r.s)►d; i• (•mici he) tint an affair f . I'. o nshiish optssions, to evablish * inietnal inior d.tt•r•nt psr•ui•a. K•ery one linos. that the a •'ahlishttig •t s •nsito.l 14 in •nt•rpti(e in the sat tit •arreising a piefet•ion; it is making an •a(a(emeot a Hit the Prh,.r ; it is. said he, in short, a politicil amt commercial opectil.tinsi. 'I l l• goo.. lion ; then. is simply. shall this spocliletion be sub . jetted to c•rtaie tales , and buss shall they be laid dos n.? " CIII A UTCLIN in end log to clear She gets !lien from Ishii' he called subeillies on the •nconsli. rationality of the desired securities, inadvert•tilly witted that he and his party were beat in the •r. igerniinr, and this coofesaion set the whole Chamber tato • hearty laugh, is which pleasant relsaation we will leive them and theses*, together after ex: 'rinsing oar serpriae, that Ayr so mach has been arid Won day today, that any 'bins like novelty too really be struck oat. 800 in di.cassing she divine anti.. butes of freedom, the subject ~obits the kekiik. mope (of which we new meter hear mention made), tarn it which way yea will, the comp daft is dales. ailed sad beastifel." The conspirators for carrying off IN Emperor ALiZANDISI have all been friend geilty. Piessaa has deterosined to pot hit Rhenish for trosses in a complete mate of &Note, mod to provi sion and singe them fora whole jeer to come. The Tate Frankfort fsir has not prospered in comparison with former markets. Th• Bank Report was last night presented In the Roam of Lords; bat not reed. It liras ordered to be printed; so that we shall probably loon lay it bettor our Readers. It it to bo liken into con. sideratino on Friday soolusight. Mr. Pest s in the Commons, Rose nettles/ of a met• lion to tale the Report pre.rnted to that hue in to menskleration on Ilse thy before Mr. Ttropecy's motion for a Committee to engoiro into the State of the Nation. The Bank Report to the Commons fret.' of Ike forgeries, and methods of prevention, devised or approved by a Special Committee. It is in train for everutinn under Ike care of Sir Jones, BANKS and Dr. WOULASTON. There has also hewn issued a Re. port from the Society of Arts relative to the same subject, wherein an •niaa of varietal plans is recant. minded for the purpose of render* forgery dUlicult or impracticable: stereotype printing is mach relied on; but Ilia idea of making what is Inimitable, we se. pest, is elesurd. Something, however, MOH be tried. The Rank Committee Report produced very little elect on the money market yesterday, nor is it like. ly that any occarrenco connected with it can affect she Funds suddenly. The evil his been of long stunding, it cannot be remedied but by violent or long protracted means; and till ono or the other be adopted we set no tenon to ewe( Stocks will moo& We were IMO first to notice, some time ago, ilia mi•erab:e situation of the persons cot lined for con. tempt of the Chancery Court. Pour WILLIAbtf. whose death we commented, bad been 31 years. without 'Me imputation of crime or debt. We Gritted his case fully et the time, sod deep was be itnpres. loins which it made on the public mind. Sole. his decease several others of these unhappy persona have stepped into that grate which afforded them the only release from their mortal captivity. On Tuesday we witnessed the funeral of ono of these, a Mrs. DAllsols, who had be-n confi .ed 15 years, for some alleged comas,t or negligence. This is dreadful.— Suroly some immediate remedy should ►e entlied to se eseesttees an sell. _ i To ?SS K 111704 or Too 57'.1712.5.114.V. • '• • — 1..• 11 " w• •• think. ate nits e?"steemed friend. Pit *v, 111101iff palettes, am/ tile stain, The were rat met j memo. heed I notlont:erry. With brazen from, declares That Britain's itb.ry bas waled leo WWI Ile reset. Is( csousesis gai.M. sod hattl • won. AM nmet of omemem. el)omm eery lees ! What Mod or Meet min, beam* the Soo ? All 'Wet emiera..mhpd. mighty One. A.I he bibles. pethdito d few Eap•rtesm pemm the. Mot Mom ..l or aloe. 7111 obis blo Lordship my, is far from woe! Three yeah of peeks Ire Etsglimol mar cajoled, nor pia the Flarpyeatdmosede Moue!, W• aisle ..`pure the Tpliport tier Flo,* Walk ip maiel.4 mid loin " The ishies• slllehl rs eiffrom frodioGes ! ! r Varlets. d at •refor. het • MdaturlasT God grim hi. meted stall a pod m..lotlos I .r firresoft oftglS matte the brdlitssife " Isurarr M pereste,a d ineressere fir* The blrel c iztellem Otte l'orelaye ery i the Smote of strides.. Meetteopto Ire/.!, Win rte. it APAR, e periui d nom Me fief hereto, of ridefy. Hr ease 4 Milt. I BMW& of , .duper.. R.d ealemear of jobbetti locrestest fiterer% by home rem min time. limes. of ..per, sad of pohl I Warm, IN sea iit hboo d /WM** oodsomistlesd A reel Iserest% e.blef• Sewing Oar, I If psis Rh* 'maim. a d bosom sA a sittime; elitit Mist hie all, um amoier Me Si Malign If Appitimil the final • Glimew. shmillPhif4mis•k• What eart•• ne w ems& ti your • tete I To Starr sissded Is litRW • mined I Ihmoiy. &hie reseal the $ lessellph I Refire fse syaili sever., tieSlASill I. /roil . Rime mei art ha i r e froll weir safilefliaisse. Roo Wls I brogary. 1i144444t, Aw psor-rorell toga, 144414g4 Air iSsesie II AIM yet she remellrek esissi,A Wok Mph, leefhlikei team ow sassod.imerssi Wlfr that se.pena wjle New. 'rip sled. Aid keep • Mama of yoriejetell 11 , ••••••em. Weald Maio moeamesee leaf as.e . :±iit • rwhotes prairtif.. f Commas the Mahe saw what, eel • • re rip this seastesse weaker) ef Inds / • The Ogievre, eehlsee. shaillesesells sew plier s AN. Swim* a. r, etommipte• • to a diteb, Wettest byleo •41••••• a ~e•. • Yet sertves to se pietwade so we Mr Pith I • W Ms, where, mod km • 11l Itile sad sustive fed, Of wee as eel Si. roloiN start she brood., Ma. pine us “.•4. O&M sersilre: Weft:. bete' lbs pis d muted inni b isoftwdo!!! Eltyllidm. dear Ilk, she owl 41 all SI. u•. I ( realise liees • she aghast. ..ever deaf I) TWO it Mite*. *ea merle vire I Mao, Alit mail sfe him yam Ilsithfol Mead r. May 6. • 7ee Mr. Matthias', epee* If tat eight; el the In4b "M. doe I as. his me owl hello y t....re a beme, lobo 44..1 le lobo's , rider "told Ilmnignewbt Nn std so • demo/ ret the Pelfples hot a e 6.1444 thogregattem of !a.. es aid form so si. Strom'. t hey. I ! t Forti4 . fle.. the week before le4 ? All roisil • I sperm- Wars. us moats ! j In.ot. pat.. thi. happy &DOM Ott froor•rates are IS via, ••••• ,I 1 lure ad! The. follow Ind i.t..e speech of the Has. (ieutleasun alluded to is the I new) of l. M .aid, •ttnt the Hun. Gentlemen on the oppo site hearses r. ided hie of ilw *ld mum alto snartl.-d )notill 1v... uue Of W 1... pAled all s►e bly, or. ln.m h.. head, stud the ether all the white. sill at la. none .0 1,41 to she oil d.✓ - atd.-( tie. of Hear. beer, 11, sr and gnu. laughter.] -Su it was with she Mao. I wistlesnau, ted sae prestos wary they wish.d is. pall se may is she dame of tworalit•. another in the name al numattite. hod awathee it Ihr miler psil.at. gOO% If .hey were allow•d to stir en■a'r) vruuld be left wt.autst -ay rr...oreea. Illutathsy, innsonstity, aura pts,- hinthress) were este fluurwhiug than the Iteiremit. If it .CIS MK fur the tunes there woad be revalittiam. and 1.. smarain), hosuartitv, and plilanth.upy world br band un der that hi lens. maw of risme labia the civilised Need had area In Fr■nee. Au ■ friend. Ilartefare, of all these Mel wastudiag sold* he srss oppose dee repeal if the sae so qua. sioa• NAYAL iNTIitLIGiNCPC. DIAL, MAT 7.—Arriverl mod the Ettedith.ts, Potter s hew Tenerife Priersburg.B ; the Castor, Parker, from St Kitt's, sod oiled fur the Wm.—Cully down from the Myer sod sailed, the Ann., for Rio ,i•seiro; Neptune, /fluter, for Gibeelest ; Lydia, Brydion„ for Quebec; sal Jane, --a-, free illeureasele foe Portsmouth. liuurrourn, NI %I' I. A•rivr.ti hi• Msjosfy's •hip Urac.ovpor, f.. m 11.111.i.-+P.•ad sp Cho. net the Nlrroy, I3s•N), (rum ll.rbadee•; sod !Story A..n, 11art.ngron, Gnus Ll.ngetor-suilita t b. Stegner, Sferkie, fur Prince Pl.serell. !stand. ALWorrril, MAT s.—Atrived the D ke of Kent parker, with a Mail, from Lisbon, In nine days.— The brig Mary and Elias ' Phillips, (row lb k In London. mu 48 days, MI In with en the 3rl inst. is tat, 50.80. N. tos. 7. 3D. W. the sloop Elitshoth. Tacker (t.pposed to be Master), dionasto& how• sprit and raddet gone, and without any person oil baud—she towed her nif the Ward, and give be, in charge of the Homy pilot.boat, and arrived hart this afternoon. PLTMOII/11, MAT 6.—Cam" in the Wootithan, Bear, Item Batavia, fur orders; sailed !lit Decem ber, sod host the Cop* of Good Ifttpe lst February: left at Bal•ria, nearly ready for NS, the Grace. Prince Blacker, Kates, Margaret, sod Cla•idise. Salted 3d December, the Regent, Ripley, for China 6th, Agrees, Wordley, for Bongs! ; 111 h, flelesi„ WllllOOl. for Alsilrae; ISib, Neptune, Vint, for Remit ; end Banter. Hedges, for ditto. liaawlCtt, MAY 7.—Arrived the Vane* of Grew packet, with @ Mill, Ike. fruit Holland. Amiantus, MAY 4 —The Clodmpinse, 6 .!rane, lit going uot of the harbour lag eight for Littleton, struck on it. Pier heed, and was obliged to relents with emit damage. 9/ITritl I) Vl. Nat This neetala; OM r awl seuvetolcul, patee,et tic alJaarileent dit urine. co .e.. 9V pri.seete had upllMlOrt 41-alb peretel stews I i *eve agreed at he tratepaned ter life somata of eV fa *arises= &ad a great cumber lint 010•01111•41 to she limier of iced and halogen., erne le be publicly. and abet , privately erhlpaul. nod dialervall. The lesseeet were thee a/penteedc by layelematial, le the loch Wilda. • TIM Mittlste;s are tint enattieloet, tad sae enn. tiered, toriPPti it oboist bid Pt.raordinary if Ira q wore; for s..ottg so sae, It *meld he stenos* po•sible a..atae hnaost *o* sho*l.l ri .1 be roettd• 0 1 tby C. thotie qttotion t bey rased how alitllo4 they were. by a tout of paring of Bat •• to tho /talk Finials of gave, statoot, we fire itiforlopd (•••d op hero infeteled), in what theft rowansl dfireeetsees et opining It,. 0.. of 1110.0. we know, Ma Mid. Stud that not privately, lbw It 0111 requite sit the shill of the shirt flounders to slept. tato state vessel Oen. of a &ream, espw, tit ran:votary', Ch!led `• baton,' ilankraptef.'. 4 1