The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-16 00:00:00

_ 40. 4‘ , ; • t*, 4 'f i l i t 77:l € os ; 6 \ * r-Th C on. - •..t,.!.,:.,:,„ i „,4:( N. 4193. LONDON, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1819 PR/tE ?Di " The Cerra for which Meet's% fell Joe Me Field, sled SYDNICY died en the See/raid!" wuicr OF WMNON COUNCIL. NEIT THURSDAY, Toe et 00,000 will be aroma. Al , OIL .1 1 1 Isla "IMOD PIRILT THURSDAY. SHIMS CHANCLIS for ra cyTkO«TI KIT THURSDAY. est personal respect fey the Lord Mayo►, he ought to respect his oleo, sod sot malts use of lanitego for which s sae eight to balm his nose polled : i. was disgraceful to an Erselishman, or a Vielsbacin If be was one, sod be wooderod his lordship had the patience to sit sod hoer It ; for his own pert, he should have corn• from his seat and twisted his neck *beet. to the most croft warmer insetted flab eaforiortsse creature, red tires slang the hatband overboard, sad having shot him, cut the body adrift. Th e poisppr woman was finally carried of in the wisommar. The w.booner oat taken by Davis and part afbiscrow from the southward of Imo; island, lesMwg several of his men on the Wood. Cabbage Island is the place et made:vows for throe robbers, and a considerable uric is carried ero than. Yesterday a Coen of Coutatee Council war held by the Lord Mayor, at Guildhall, for the general dispatch of business, which was folly attended. A Petition was presented frost Robert Broome, ✓elative to some proceedings shot bad bore insiketed against Mat for net holes free of the City, sad for the costs of which he was confined as s debtor, when the Covet directed the Chamberlain to pay the assert for i bis release from prison. The Thanks of the Court were uneetimossly voted to the Rae. Mr. Sauppetra, Chaplain to the Lord Mayor, for bis Pinned sermon, preached et St. Pail's, ea the first Sunday In Easter Too; sad be eras regressed to print his twines preached there on the Ileridey le Trinity Ter., and to send a copy of the ease to each of the Members. NOTICE OF SALE. WILL BS SOLD RT AUCTIOL Nr. COMMAS, Vs MONDAY. Ibie Ilka of Jaly. 1119. the Parliedars of *MA is ill teem at a few days will be fur Nada Maws. rrEll DEAD mod LIVE STOCK of MARK ET it GARDEN GROUND. CHT•amad.—Tbe Poet cansiso al Nom% C. sad inidseenate, nonnArea far Make' Gardrarrs, la abide am MOO bonne of mass cle ar co bar of bawd aad be wbieb moll beed b taw 1.1 of red will be midi *idiom reserve. Folksier. to be bad 01. Codices, 7. Daterciat, done. 'w= and Cabmen Thom W pleas Mr. Faller and Mr. Pepper, abrde, Mr. WILLIAMS said, he was reedy to apologise if be had need improper isognege ; bet what was his ease to-day might be that of any other Member to morrow, if his Ler , lship might make observations, 'firedog upon as Indirldeal, wad those observations were slot to be answered. He again declared, drat aocsaatioes mode by his Lordship, with respect to were eetree, and there was reason, tberstont, to suppo These Loan MAYOR aplo interposed, amidst teed miss of " Order, order!" and mid be could mot hold Courts. if be was to be dies leashed, and should feel it his duty Is direct the mace to be removed from the table. " The Sir Billy Curtis le arrived at Nassau ; she has beeo dispatched with a party from the garrison, io apprehend eke pintos left at Long Wood. Ames, them ore Davis Snd Doped.. 64 His Mejesey's schooner Speedwell, Lieensisant Wearta, Commander, 'triaged at Nassau, May S, from Cobs ; she bad bees on • Gs.ses-gasy, arid owl, lose, bet was got off, after taking every thing oat. The Almireste, Spanish armed brig, was !yips ender the guy whet the 'chooser ran on shore, and taking her for a Vseeessia• cruiser, proceeded towards her In a very hostile .amour. Oa learning that Abe was bis Britannia Majesty's ',hoarser, the Commander of the brig dialoged his conduct ,• bale mould not "ford soy ssaistesco is gittlag her off, though tie pee crow so the pile' over to the meta for the purpose of proverbsg a vessel Is case esti might be wanted. The Speedwell afterwards met with a large privateer, the Canstastie, Caplan" Northrop, under Artiste's Commission, with a moiler. Liestelif nt Wemyss went on board r, sad was tee. inbred very politely; Captain Piorshrop peofessed scie disposition to treat the British lag with respect. " Acuminate bad tacked Nassau of es esgsgemest laths taken place in the Straits between a Spanish, sloop of war, lad the Coagulant obese mentioned, le Which both vessels drew of, bastes 'offered co.. siderebly." Moms, MAY 15.—ft is understood antes order of the Spanish Goversmoot directs the pert of Vera Criss to he opened to all vessels having Elritiah hen. ten, cad navigated seder British flags, with the messfactores of the British Empire, subject to of valorem duties epos the Wein. ; the rates not as. attained; all ocher eatiebe are slid to be esdatled. UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, from vv theIIARACRNII HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL. TV YORK. LEM. BOINRUROH. old ell Parts of the NORTH. _ - The Committee of Brldge.beese Estates promoted a Report on tha nature and duties of the Mkt .f Clerk Comptroller of the Bridge-hoes*, agreeably to a former refs:epee, which was reed and agreed to, cad the meat Court appotated to ill op the 'mac, in that dice occasioned by the decease of the late Samuel Newman. Esq. The Committee appolated relati►e to the toll snaaded radar the aotherity of the Beard of Ord. mow, at the out end of Lower Thames-street, brought up a Report of their proceedings is endeasne r. lag to obtain the removal n r lb. mew. by which It ape peered an scans had been in the first instance broiled under their directinns ageism the party eallerthig the loll; bat that the 3Aaster-Gessisral sod 'loud of Ord• Isaacs had subeequotly directed the toil. boost, Ike. to he removed, and the collector witisdrawo, by which ors farther proceeding were necewary to be pursued. ea the Oty's rights satisfactorily and Italy min. rained and secured. • - - rw Isaias Gleams, Illye lint Hones, sad keep seedless Tine. a B. W. MOUNTAIN end Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL. LONDON. Mods coatosiors tossed, lo which soma Mawdrar mooed that tiro Court do sow adjoara, which was carried, said lbs Mooting broke up. JAMAICA PAPERS. [mem TOR KINGSTON OAKITTE, KAT rt.] As semen el Intelligence wu received at Celebagesil that bll'Gregnr had taboo Porto Belle, • Criedl was tonvesed to consider of the propriety of dispatch. leg a force to retake it ; bet after they hod deliberated for ogee time, it was ingested that they had so vessels capable of conveying such a force, and the idea was therefore abandoned. TIN Report wee ofienimosely greed to, as Oise a Vote of Thanks to Mr. Griffiths, earl the otbir bus of tie Coessittee, for their withers sod raw does is rooming sod seeeriog so ispotteat en mi. vestep to Heir fellow.eitiseas. The follossito Pot Owens. Mail Coaches, ac. lift eat frets the thweeee's Need Ira, Seen-Mil 1— The Ull PIKE. a sew Deorpost Licht Comb. rely rwe nig Iss SS the reed. istrire Feet lobby roar °onside.* is. out 'Teti day as Om o'Cleek, arrives en Deemed sett Altman at Sit ',Check. through Deostairle. Wear% Lathiest,. N o Word. lessersortb. Mbre. Attsentese, Litt, Rattly. Newcastle, Kint, Wand& sea. ate bOUTHAMPTON. Lvesiegtaa. Wiseliewer. and Ilksiser stek•New Four4reihe Comb, at bravest Seoul *Tina la the Mwroeg. snide al the Delphi* is, Seettmeotes. by Five e'Clork.—Tlis is a swot delightfel reetejeire dubs Isle at Wight. Jersey, Gomm, St. Manes, Iwo de Geste, Cberhae.die. SHAMWSBURT, nod Shillsel, Past Crotch every Re die. al Five o'Cloci guarded. Wit% MOUTH. Derchewer. Iblishary. Asiever, sed lieridstake sew Pon Coach. *eery Aftwesse. The Wenovath Packets to Genesery, Jesse., Aldensey, Si. Ma Iet IaTIVIL Pleaseask, Weymouth. Dernirester, Faloseetb, 1).".11411. ' 1 " Ralika7. New Pali Cu'.. Ch every ibraing re lidos &VOA. flamer Heaton. Aeolian, Brisipers, Vbrolford, lbsiarooke. sad %abet. BATH and BRISTOL Prot Combes,through Chip- Cabe, sad 51.,e1hovough, every Aftereare I driven g 7. May's, tie Cireyboa4 lon. Beth. seNthe lowiro Testes, Thosacaden, sad the Swam, Ileistel, sew Manifffo— rim to W. Bridgewater Taimies. Eseser. Plymouth, fIOSTON, Spalding, PelOgblifeigi, Milts*. sad Ilusileg. dm Raid Shit Cowls, sets est every Eves* a Spihey, Lead. btiessbl. is He . LERDS New Light Cast*. nand The Reekiwtherm, sett est eyed Meeslsrl Weil Isar Islidos wily, awe roes vs markabl way* with a award theaselseet. Passes through Iteweek. Rederd. Dearaster, sad Perrybriege, to Me Gobs* Lys. Leeds. stet llersiag —lllowithetandlo4 the imotweros egreedes of Nis Coach, it is allowed is be no meet iertmaltb end Pehlke Case.t sad a the North Bea‘. la Accemowdailas by say other. GLASGOW, dm Gratsc-Gres, Aeon% tbrafries, Drenneill, Thereby Ilaseshar-Kils. Coosaset, ILlosserdl, and ell parts of Scestiod, a Pest Coach (Daily). CHRSTKR. Newprt, Whirchnreh. Ts:parity, Neetwiell. Ilenlisrkh, awl Idivilek Pest Coach, every Email& at Five e'Cleck. YORK, Searbenregh, Whitby. Shields, Seaderbsed, New derle, sod Esbahnegb. sew Rem !wide Gm* troth • Gadd Mirages/est, sets me Merwittg at Eight s' ter be way of Newark, Retried, Tolman, Darlings% Nattlialiertor. Verbal, limped.. esd Berwlek.—Pacesgers %Mae thro ttled fatiesid hew the h leanory. may rest what time they phew, MA then ea willed any 'William' fere. BULL. Notthead. Hells. Thad, sad Demister, Pea Cwwh. dewy Mediegat half-past Sig se the Cress Rev.. Morket-piner, Hall. CARLISLE, Pearith. and Whitehouse. Four Labe Poe Coach. awl a %aid ell Not way.--Pomes tbroogh limagh- Greara-htlik.e. _ Richmond. Calieriek. Iteeeseb- Wetherhy Aberford. DINESSISV, sad Growliam. Sets .ut reery Id:erste& and pmfortm theleensty with the gnaw facility. "Pawareers Waked aa the liar, Ity heeiress er plewere. hod the peculiar oddment ..f their seers beim, ~eared la the ant Gawk. KRN DAL, lianiter. Probe._ Kirhy-Losainie. 11so:12 Cheeky, Otooklek. sad = Pot Cambs. rem After. Moe. at Viet seasick. ARLBOROUOH, 1114•4841, Raotbery. flosgerfonl. gaL Vewirely Pow Coach, at Sews °Tisk ii the Meesieg. BRIDGENORTH as/ Weisel sew Post Comb. den Vertee& LIVERPOOL. W 0 1,11 1 0 04 iirliford. stone. sad Dub Meld, Post Coach. celled she RS..LAT a. ever, le sin at Flee 'Cloth, m tie tigracees Head law. Dale-,trees, Liverpsel.—Cmarded threreglact. lIANCIIESTER, Wiesiss, Coseletes. Newange, r.' ad Weberbamptea, P el Conch. every A %roma. ge0r.1. 4 . BIRMINGHAM Post Fos h. web liwoot, wo PSI ...Fri AA awl reaches Biterieetrue west dee no Noss. Pied.. be Oet. Emu., end ShipAese, to the %rattier Heed. liollwnet Brnalegbees. SHEFFIELD sod Rechetiuna Post Coach, rabid the nand vanes. dory hienstag. SrIDERLAN D. Sortktes, awl Yam, New Coach...wry ilwiteg, to the Ge..rge Ine.Seederiaal. WAKE VIRLD Pen Osseb, every liersiog, al belf-gram Ids o'Ciork. R. CLAY'S wish& W AGOONS and COA CIl FA, to New perkgag, ANbagra, Wootroollemort. haw a, Bmger- Sea. Cillisa. Itrodise, mud all places adieceri, flay. H. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. tensed's% accesses Ant Priesthood she Pubile. dot obey will sat he di-dotal% fee dry Panels. reservers' Larcoge,Wrltied. Plate, le. of owe elm Rim poga.lb Y abr. if eat. sales. a dassaini. gains ra ided as Atli. owl the transce paid be accordiegly, at the Sanwa'. Iliad be, Ilsow-Mll, beam DOCTOR SOLOMON'S CELEBRATED M EDICINRE egotism to he told a..-w 1 IL Strad i Saw 1.60, OafordWreett %two and Go. 800 Cherth-acrd I filler. areartie I Test, Royal Ezetuusee had Maid. Ileiltoors Ti. CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD. f , e to wane years iroartial to oho aorrosoloa reputation to all .tager of Ref ute; Diteato, as a mild othoolaat and eorroborsio. whkk Wpm*, the. pical,. sod hoppity lowleartwo tee haste ogees. W. Pike 11.. per Maki awl Family WOW. ametairnsi tae /silky Veer ma. for 3k., .hereby Ile. are seed. ARTI-IMPETIGIKES, or. 'MCOIIOI4'B DROPS. Acaciaes to orodie.,tioi from rtto e got math.. evert of kw talk w &rektor. whe. R..° l 1 . 1 10 1 7 reopened for their. spitssor. i. perifilb X 'he Wood, th.d stimulating it to ea. ye. mai wood Mawr Joke, toes Price lla. a Lori*, aid Frain, lonian ai 335. eattitio. as she amitity of Four man ..w s, • hereby lAN may Me bard. ttb ttoeb Wale is /hr..* napless bill of d'reetioos. The Goveroareot Wet or Stoop bee she WOWS " Solomon, Lid. good.' erg/ayes on Wadies, lisps.. mad is ould not lly word mute r.fk to ream porch iris I. ma emetedett los os. The Five P rod testimony b. bad at Giliid•hoo.e. Liver pool g bad rosiest.. MI reurtittWir a floe Ptaiod Rote. way hair ssel.ke im tie wariest rowpiolsts far shirk there sooltriort ate rec• sate../01. us Itretolote. Sod inlets timeid be peal plat, addiered to Gault blow, la? Lkeepeol. LONDON-IBRIDOR. A bitmerial freak seedry of the Inhabitants of the beneath of BOVAVita wu tbto presestort by Mr. Alderman Warming. It stated that the Charters of the City of London pieced Londno-beidge is the camel the Corporatism, sod 'hat Ur the support of It lug. eastern within their bemuses had born as. aped to the Corporatism • shut from the ruinous meta et the bridge, the woviestiou of the tiler lied boom mooch Impeded, to the groat detriment sod in. cooviroiesee of the ialabitsots of Southwark, acid that serious dosser was spprebeeded frees t• : ft coo. eluded by praylag, that the Coen woofil take mese date step open the &object. It wee then moved, that the Memorial be referred to the Committer el the Bridge.lsoese Estates; open which Mr. Deputy GILISNOWAT COO CIONIIIMIO of that Committee) metal, that the subject was st pelmet soder the most serious constrierstiee of this Cow. *Mee, who hod 'seafood much ovideuat, sod wet' still proceeding with the investig.tiom ; sod he could were the memorialists that the Committal would he very ready to receive soy evidence which they sight by inclined to adduce. Messrs. Mao. Sad SAVAIIII hoped that the Com• 'elites wools., sot be guided by the opinion of in. ',rested persons Iraklion shares in other bridges. Mr. FATELL lberoopee said, that as a Member of that Committee he could mere the Court, that great ears would be tams en that point; hat as 30,0001. or 40,0001. per anomie were appli cable to the per• pew, it was in his opinion highly incumbent en dm Cliy of Leedom to proceed as if they were in aroma in the enquiry. The Memorial was then referred to the Cot mode@ of the Bri4ge.korm Estates. After a coosiderable discussion, and a division, the tuurt mode a reference to the General Purposes Committee, to enquire into the mode of compelling perms, in become free of °reeky, and Riney or 'lO alteration sboold be rade therein. TIM LORD MAYOR . % HOUSFHOI.I). Mt. T. N. WILLIAMS rose for the perpose of sob. minion a snoti•n, of which I. had g iv e n no ti ce , That it be referred to the Sword Ilearee•Commi t. toe In eriqvits into the conduct, at the Mansion. boost, during the present Mayoralty, of the 'astral Ofecus composing the Lord Meyer's Hoeselsold, and report their opinion thereon to the Court." The motion, he said, could hams bat little reference to himself, es ha had attended in the Measion.hoese bat one week, bariog been turned out of his place by his Lordship; but the Coen would recollect that certain charges bed bete made by the Lord Mayor rospectiog SOW of the 011icers, and it was biting that they Oswald be enquirea into. Ills Lordship had stated that he was every day receiving anonymous letters, and had particularly charged him (Mr. WU. Hems) with having written some of those; now, he solemnly declared ha had written no such aeonymoot letters ; and as that charge was entree, the other observatiess might on eoquiry tare out to be false likewise. The LORD MAYOR. rrse with Minh warmth, and appealed to the Court whether he was obliged to sit in that Net, and hear dist Gentleman as.cea him to tie face of uttering false statements to that Court. Mr. S. Dixox rose to order. He considered the laugeep end by the lion. Mesa., ea highly lade. comes. He ootseated him to withdraw the motion, and assured him the Sword liverei'a Committee bad so wish to get into hot water i.) soy such tefereore. Mr. OLDHAM reprobated in wee d terms the eo n . duct of Mr. Williams; it di.vacefel to himself, and highly derogatory to the Coon t o rim e, any Member the, to insult the Chief Magi.t fa te, Mr. Jams Giurritue laid, if the Geatitmso has; Five yeomen, whose husband• were either tilled or rakers p►isoners at the receptors of Porto Bello, and three child►en, who were brought he►e in the Cockney, were sent on Thersdey to the public ►os pital of this city : one of them was wounded to the seek ►y e musket-ball; and another is the wife of s primer, of the named Cut, whom Sir Gregor brought with Um from Englsod, with a few prist ine material', and w►o was wounded in his spirt mans, made prisoner, and marched ro Panama.— His wife sod the other women were marehed oat of the tows Moog with the soldiery; bet after proceed- I lag a low miles, they became fatigued, end eat down ors the road side, refusing to proceed farther; open which it was deemed espedient to send then back to the tows, and they were permitted to depart in the Coulasee. This person. who is intelligent, states, that on bearing some firing on the morals( of the seek, she looked oat of her window, which was on the wade, when she saw the Spanish troops led foto 'he square by the Alcalde of the place, w►om she knew, and who bad retrained in the toes after its septum by Nl`Gregor, but who had left it let. the eight b►fore, slier hating, however, sopped with the English Akers. The Spanish troops baling over come those of the English culdiery who were net eines in the seism, entered the differest houses, among which was that of her heabsod; they ired through the doers, then broke open t►e rem in which they were, arid stabbed her husband is the arm; bet es their making signs that they were en. armed, they desisted from farther violence, and made her husband prisoner, bet showed no iscitility what. ever to herself. The Independent lag was still kept flying at l'orto Bello, as a decoy to vessels booed thither to join Sir Gregor. The first success of Sir Gregor McGregor was r owing to the infamous conduct of a cowardly Gn►er nor, the abandoned the place without firing a shot., This man, however, who fled with his saucy sad plate to Chaim on that Derelicts, was Immedistely made prisoner, sad seat to Panama under a strong escort of troops, when he would be tried by a Court- Martial, for his cow/treks. Gen. Osorin. who arrived in the Sapphire, is to proceed from thence to Spoio with despatches, giving an account of the recapture of Porte Bello. Estraet from the Kinston Jamaica Chroxisk of 44 the 20th of May.—A letter, dated the 17th ult. et Amu Cayes, states—" We are all on the qui rive here, on account of an atrocious massacre that ac cented the night before last, about two hypes fro■ tow.. Ste persons left this in a barge fur Akraisse, 8 little 1018111 to windward, who were assailed during the night by five armed men in a small taro bout.— Thu mea were literally est to pieces by thew ruffian.; two woman escaped. Their object was COO dollars is specie, which were en hoard the berg,. No din. cover; has yet taken place." THE BAHAMAS. Bahama Gazettes to the middle of May have been frCeillPil, front which the fotlowi•g are *stream t— " Early in April, the Sally, Hopkins, arrived at Nassau, with part of the cry, of the Caleori Spalsiah G•ineaw•n, that was put on board by • privateer, surprised the Patriot, J. B. Commander, whims cap. ta►rd her off Ab•co.TheG■inosm•n,with I 70.1avel on beard, was afterwards wrecked near the WPSI end of Grand Bahama; the gloves were taken on board , be privateer, which proves to be the Hornet, Captain Orme, from Baltimore. A long low schooner joined her, and they both ousted together; their object is to get tho slaves into Georgia. Several of the crew left the privateer whitest Grand Baltarea. We learn hi a yammer who was on board the Soucy Jack, that •tit r.ptertd by • %attestor, prise to a felerea, commanded by lb« aunotiont John Mots, aims Souti, that the Seer, J t k sag t•k►n by the •chnneer, commanded by Lois Mori•, with a crew of blacks. The pilot had his alio with him; they BATT INDIIS. Extract of. letter Does a Field Officer in lodia so Officer in Engisod, dated Janu►y 12, Unlit:— " A ship is *bast to sail for England ; I Nut &hi opportunity I* seed yes a few linos. " Brigish India enjoys impose. the Rajab of Bs rat, with a few followers, is indeed trivia; about the hilly forests ; . bat this is oothiog is Indian coosteoc. lion. " The Marquis of Hastings has, as yee have reed,' greatly emended ter domiciles. He hes dose so seminally ; its reality he has only sabenteted a good for a sic ens Geveresseet. Do yde ask eh what bests. It has resulted from Lord Hastings's Governess!? My eetwer is, that be has thee est wroeg, and that he hes done mooch good. He has imenased the security •er empire by crashing its swemies, and hy pee. rally improving the system of Govremest, espe cially ever the congested coalmines; he has (she* et the Censorship of the Press, cad has salecked the public mind; he ►as checked the Slave Trade in the Nepali, formerly the grist mart of this Ishmael trade ; he bas established Semisaries for Edecatiee, sod *ilk Hospitals; sad he has treated he Priem is alliance with es with complaisance aid junco. Ha ►es, besides, improved the trooditios of oar Military Establishmest. The Staff Deparimest has bees re-ergssised. Interpreters had bees added to the Native Corps, end the proceedings of Coeds Martial have hers strictly scratielted sad p•blidy commented on. The trade here has wooderfially ie. crossed eines the mesepely system has been broken in upon. There has been, in fact, an elm-trading ; bet this will give people a taste for oar massfac. tares, end eventually hereon the trade. The seq• My with w►ich merebesdise may traverse the wee. try is another circumstance ►ighly advantage**. to the interest of commerce. Still there chit the most dreadfel drawbacks ea it. The principal el these are the remains of the monopoly; the great difficulty of driving an Unload commerce, owing to the high duties, and the restrictions pet on people ;vine op the coootry, or holdiug istmcourse with the natives, and pursing their own interests in their own way; and, finally. the heavy pressure of taxation, which checks the accumulation of espital, sad the is , preeminent of agriculture and commerce. If ever l oosed government shell be established in Fedi., the wealth of the casette will be (mite incalcolable. At ofpresent vest tract, it ate wholly essitisted, sod then shit are wider culture 'Peelle irons of the Irene. Its of scientific hosbaodry. The maanfacturing in terests have been equally neglected. " A proof of it it. that cut i..n is sent hose, worked up, sod toe., brought beet to India. where, .sdcr all the drawbacks upon teed., it even stood the com petition of the market. A ilisegresable Lifellollllllitee, b., lately taken place in the 7th Native Cavalry. Oa the regiment being ordered to advance, they began to murmur. They complained that they had bees ',even years in the field; t , at during air period they had never seen their ftailies : that Cone of their hose. hold ceiew-iiirs WO or colloid take plan; that now that their families had quitted their horses. and when they were ,host toi•in them, they were deprived of the hope of seeing them ; that deriog their r i, •;:iew sie twoolisids of thew hail perished hs •••10te7 0,16, _ e sword, sod the Ftllleilt4ft lire. reedy t; , Per p c l rider a ! lives nehly.•but that they h anar iel4"s:::lnft:siii rel e l t e: ::11 eg b ie: e nc:r t .at:7l7 o .e Pi n D i ll 1 . 1:1:111 : jortil lib".::::11:14 r'e P. 49111• k.deedriel dI A