The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-07-21 00:00:00

--.,' • ..I 1 ! 1 ;F I i I ( i ' I ( 4 : i 1 THE STATESMAN, its course has caused universal destructios. Its h: eadth did not exceed half a mile, within which it left a per fect ruin —the potator crnp cut close to the mfr- 1 the flax bruised as in a mill—the corn shattered and blasted, never to rise again' Ali the windOws with in its limits are broken—numerous tame and wild fowl killed by it. Some of these tootles were fiat, heavy, and as large as a wateh—the greater part of the shape, but of a larger size, thin a pigeon's egg. I lure seen bog-turf penetrated by them, as if bullets had been shot into it. how far this pile-, noweliOn may hare run its course I cannot as vet say: into the IVestern Sea. A poor lad tinfor- 1 ttitsatele, bathing. disregarded its terrific approach; his head is dreadfully rut and injured ; his body par tially quite black, and covered with contusio:,l If . . Tun New Lotrem—This morning the llentlenten intending to bid for the Lottery waited upon the Cu.kNet:l.Lon of the Exentgl'Eß and Lord LIVSRPOOL. The Lottery ie to eongist 20.1.100 Ticket*: rind the la.t day of drawing the 2t4th of November. The fol lowing were the offers :-- T. Dish .l` 13 7 3 Hazard god Co. Corral! 13 6 II Sit ^wright Bush 14, of ellitrbe, lip ( unmoor Aher Rersluti.m, sudden and romplete.has taken place ; nu; by means of Radicals, but of Soldiers ; by the means that were designed to avert the dreaded change; by the military who had imbibed the pupnlar spirit ! What a lesson to the rulers who would place their reliance on any other support than the affections vf the people! .t lesson awful, if they neglect the ivsrning! useful, if they aysil themselves the instruction it con veys. The isopulation of Naples has followed, and at no lung interval, and in close resemidsuce, the exam ple of the people of Spain. For the details that have come come to hand of this great and interesting event we refer our readers to our other columns. In the Ilona• of Lords, last night, the Earl of Ltvcn- Pool. unveil for the appointment of a Committee to search fur precedents to enforce the attendance of Peers in the course of proceedings against her MAJESTY. The reference to ancient nsagr has a grave appearance, and an imputing effect, as it professes respect to prin ciples that have been approved fur their general expe diency, and pot adopted for a temporary or a sinister view. Brit in the very next measure with ►:hich the House became engaged, this deference to general prin ciples becaur• entirely forgotten. The Bill before the House, proposed to enact that no 3lasters of Chancery in Ireland shall he qualified after Bic; Ist of August next, to sit or vote as a 3lember of the House of Com mons. This Bill had passed the House of Commons, who might be presumed to be sufficiently compe tent to decide on matters that alerted their own con stitution ; nay, in the course of the evening the Bill actually passed through its second stage in the House of Lords. By this step the principle of the Bill was s drinnly reroguireil as fit awl proper to be acted on ; but, on the naition of Lord licor.snat.r, certain words were dexterously emitted, in order to prevent its being applied to Masters in Chancery now in existence. Why a mcasure should be introduced for the special purposes of recognizing a principle, and of prevent ing its appiie ation; of laying down a general rule which is to lee defeated by exceptions ; of declaring, at one and tare Snllle time, that Masters in Chancery shall nut not be qualified to sit in Parliament, and that they shall be •qualified to sit in Parliament, would puzzle any person to explain who happened to he ig norant of the omnipotence of Parliament. Parliament IS afro said to be able to do any thing. It may pass as .►ct to reconcile the strangest inconsistencies ; but how the in.nensistenries themselves, when brought together, will be enabled to act., still remains to be tai To render the incongruity of the measnre the greater, the Irish tientleman, in whose behalf it is understood this Irish sort of Act bas passed, to enable hie: to hold by law a seat, fur whiuli he is qualified by law, has de clared in the most solemn manner, that his uA►rial sitna:ion in Dublin requi:es his attendance every day, from ele►en o'clock tiil three, I.s ten mouths in the year, and those the rery months in which his attend ance is required in Parliament ! le excellent Answer of the QI:EIVNI to the Address , Newhnry has e'citetl in nu small degree the acrimonious spleen of The Cuttri, r. The able replies to the Marrs% which are now testifying the intents of the country on the treatment of her 11:4tv, we have authentic means of knowing, ■re SCOTI.4ND. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY. it LT S. Yesterday the Court proceeded to try Ifavid fleatsnn and John Macpherson, accused of stealing a chest of tea from a carrier s cart. Watson pleaded tittilty to the theft, but denied that he was in habit and repute a thief. Macpherson pleaded Not tiuilty. , After an estamination of witnesses. the Jury titaimid the following vi ru pore verdict :—" The Jury tinaninuftits ly find, that 1)&61 lleatson, in terms of his own confes sion, is guilty of the theft libelled ; but that it is not proved that he is in habit and repute a thief. That Jobs Alarpherson is guilty of being in habit and refute a thief. but that it is not proved that he ;v.vs guilty of the par ticular act of thiet libelled in the indictment." The latter clause of this verdict occasioned scowl amusement in Court, in consequence of the aggravation of the charge being proved, and nut the rharge ; and the Court found that no pu n ish men t could follow on it against Macpherson; and with respect to the said ver dict, sentenced Reatson to be imprisoned in Bridewell to hard labour for 12 months. Duncan :Rocallister and Robert 14411. accused of steal ing- goods fruits the shop of 31r. Busby, haberdasher in the Brass-oiarket, were next put to the bar. The panels pleaded Not Doilty. The evidence in this case was an sa tiA le t ot7 t o th e Jury, that without leasing the box, they found both panels guilty of the crime libelled, ■nd titer were sen tenced t 15 months' imprisonment in Bridrwell to hard labour. The Court was of opinion that Mr. Wright, the land lord, with whom the prisoners lodged, who' first in formed the police of basing the suspretisl characters at his 6ausr , was an honest and industrious man, and ought to he remunerated by the police fur their Navin_. in the execnt' of their warrant, broken open the room door where the prisoners slept, and dune other damage to the house, in u.dee to appreheenl the prisoners. Mr. Wright said the serjeant-iiiajor p 'sed, before hr broke open the dour, that he would pay for all damages, but he had received no re ttttt iteration. The leg of the table which was !woken he did not require to be paid for, as that was in the way of his business, and he upended it himself. John Nisbet, ace ii of various arts of theft, area sated hy housebreaking, romwittel in thr connt v of Edin burgh, was then pnt to thr her. An important ohirc lion to one of the charges of the indictment, namely, a want of due specification of the locos wa. made by Mr. M tau X %fork. kin., Counsel fir the prisoner. which a majority of the Court considered founded, and accordingly sustained. The diet was afterwards deserted by the public prosecutor pro tore el tempurr, and the prisoner re-committed on a new warrant. The Court then aejuurned to the end of August. COLO:11.11: DI MCC Lril A liszette Extraordinary, by order of the King, has j•ts: been il4llPti, to notify the election of Presidents gid Secretaries : an event, which, according to the ti ,zptti., ja t o b e sl ot signal of Injure glory and pruspe rit; to the Spanish people. A gentleman, wnu C inveyonces frost Venezuela, cotton.- . - hifore received, of the existence of a let party, ninon( these that hitherto asserted their independence. sew, miler the new Conmifatioa of Spain, are to treat with the smother euenstry on tire subject acknowledgment of their liberation. Counsel or O'Connell, of Merrion-square, bit; sulreased the Mayor. Sheriffs, and Citizens Limerick, as a candidate for the Recordership merick, next vacancy. Christoper Cole, Mayor elect of Cork, has de..limed the office in consequence of indisposition. The Committee of the House of Commons who sat on the Election Laws. have recommended the repeal of the clause which threw the one% of expeuses on the comities, cities, Ike. It is reported that Thomas Ellis, Esq., the new limber for Dublin, is to succeed to the Amlitor ieneralship of the Exchequer, vacant by Earl Roden's denier. In the event of Mr. Ellis vacating his seat as Min tier for Dahlia, Sodom. Joy, it is said, means to oiler himself as a Caatlidote for the representation of that City. Dittemetm Tam ensi=oseth•eastera part of the rattily Mayo has hoes 11/ row of those awful visitation which occur bog rarely is oar happy and temperate climate. 'Blasts we have the following dew awl :pains pestire lam, from a respectabimund intelligent gentlemen. re-, siding is the vicinity of Hallyitaumes:—" A shower of , ice stones, assoompsalimi by a troassaioos thunder storm, faU In this district ea the 1111th Jobe, and in lisursx. .Icrte. I9.—At Barbadoes, Lard Comber mere has found it necessary to dissolve the fieneral Assembly of that Island. At Nassau, N. P. Ilse colony has been left ilestitote of a revenue for nearly three years past, and the Provincial officers are of course suf fering under great privatious. At Bermuda Sir Win. Lumley add d the House on closing its last Sessions with strong marks of displeasure; nor did Sir P. 3Jaial Is tid, on proroguing the Av./9111'1y at York, I •.C. appose t.. hare been well pleased with their romlnet. The Pler. !Lament of Lower Canada, after having declared ibis* incompetent to act, refused to receive a M muie p lire the Administrator in Council, Anti the door of 4,11 is said to have been shut by order of the Speaker. Smyth, of New Brunswick, on closing the Sendai da, Fredericston, expresses a hope that the time is tart distant when that honourable hotly will not noire in large a remuneration fur Island ; it may he seen , the Assembly lately, and the recent events, and tl jetty lleorge IV. to the TI the House, without even , to his speech. In farther. Let us hope this. standing between the liorernors henceforth cliameterise ' pads of the world. 'Kt; TH 1. O . rattily tvaxtva, was 21, 1820. Charleston Papers arrived this morning to the 11 lof Jane. I FROM ST. Avavwrixn.—A PILKIOIIIS (niter 0114..- place at St. Augustine on Friday, the 2d instant. A officer of the regiment of Malaga, it appears, bad struck a soldier belonging to the regiment of Cam. lonia, stationed there, which so exasperated t►elatter regiment, lag, threateniab the former regioseet. of the sari-ceded sues of Tins have made a this nsurnirsi, % productions of the QUKE% . S own mind ; and this `hink is peculiarly evident, by the grateful ac knowledgment made by the Royal Sufferer to the town t-wlyttry, of the obligations which she owed to high-minded generosity." But The Currier, for .alignant reason, will have it, nobody but Mr. Alderman Woof. could be the framer of then/ Answers. This is ps)ing a very high compliment the mind of the Worthy Alderman t fur, lade. pendent of the literary powers erlneellpallte NIN. eentitnents which they breathe are of the mama naked kind, and they are not less distinguished their modesty and moderation, under the neon 116. ritating circumstances, than for patriotism' and palled knowledge. Bat it is not f,r the purpose of pain. the venal oracle of the Court ascribes the meek mt l - compositions to Mr. .Ilderman Wr Gentleman by his intrepid and disleternated conduct %piton of a persecuted female against whom ' gene* of all Europe has been invoked, has too gnat a service to the cause of jimmies se he to obtain commendations from the slaves if lion. 6. Willing to wound but yet afraid to the hirelings of office dare not ventage to Quzim's friends on the solid grounds of bet alt4srit'i Jimuntrovertible rights, or the jest a*d advocates. The fortettitrralled 11181010041011 end de ea* vt Ottsottl litioNeite.• 11.1• * ray peestselort.' fiL s of works. large a remuneration fur its servii : rs at Prince F l aiwanis The r. that t he Island ;it mar he area that Oinernor Smyth converted t r a m ed of the t h e .I ssei tiblv lately, and after informing it officially iif the recent events, and the happy accession of ilia 1110- arrimi e King, has jests , tieorge IV. to the 'Flamm of his anrestors,dissolv,ll made Presidents the'-louse, without even receiving an .141ress in atiortir sentini i og to t h e to his speech. In --, but it is unpleasant to Ay and pruape. farth e r. .144 Ds boe that it unanimity . a nd a good soak+ Ni AJ is %tanning b etween t h e lioverurs inn the governed arty t h e pr henceforth characterise his Majesty's dominions is parts of the world. - we tls FRICK OF lill'Oliti THIN D.% i' AT ON b: O'Cl.. kl“" el Hank stock India Stook 2174! of Ne S per Cent. Red. 09 Dittollostris toos. ills. pm. . 6 its 1 ) I per Ct. Von.. lA/ 015 - 4 1 09 Old Annuitlee el Or Cent. 7711 Ni. Rills Id. Ad. 6.. pie. a mal eof the last 4 per Cents. Kit Ilia/. Co. intelligence i pr Ct. Ncv. 103: ill Omaha. I pa. . IA deri Long Ann. IA I-td i . Con. for Aee. 011 e Alum urge party , Imp $ p e e ciin lig Lott. Thoket. lepeaslenee, iii ' 10 thi are w illi n g 1 Ire Carididsresbtxrir.—" Justitimes" Letter'Nt - penile .. merrefr. and Me resumes leatlatre qf other Csrra bet of a " as sues as the press of temperer" smatter ießle. the et —+_exalt - " II s. re, Waits. Citizens if etc ktattfisttatt. • for tit rship of Li- "Tam 1181111111 STATZSIIAN" IS 1N91 . 111414114Tr1l WIT." le ritatir STATS4II4N. -.- . Cork, has LONDO.V: • that tl osition. . __. ...nil 'pin/viva_ JULY 21. 1820. these .tit, that they sallied out Is a mass is tits sten- Vela ° h er advocates. The fro qh breatening vengessess aphis* ail bets aging Se stry, sad the l a tt er are un i u pees. is therefore driven to the lb ruler regime- Many gins were li ni " be fat quibbling. la order to obtain 11111 hotter% hat no lives lest. • TIO OereeloWn Ipg soinethiug in &roar of .its mop aa in restoring order in the garrison WS Oleg to counteract the e I rib e claussionia regiment &sorted with their arm. off against 0 1,sessinit and iejefti TT, after finely mad feetiegly ewe irintoe..—Thees Napie ‘ a appose le of her loam he the death of the le bade as Imprersion ea the Time& Ifherepeosal While his mend life was apered, it • filf ACCONIti 4.141 for Lett, Oft. harrier pied st— VelagrailM of art - - - -- 1 ewer ctreansusocr , loos wins iu mem um.. ...... ..----. 'cowrirr, for attar very rabble speak out, was surely as ladwirtrf y bat Mr. delicacy, of then Whew bar Msrarrr wrote to Lora Saimaa* yacht, or mow otkes. suitable consogswit . 4 ' 'eselameelle 'bilged **take her ees Us owe bar ke lel fur, lode. eimnswes bag% she all mkt' to boast of isliassy. Thor hod the isaoleaca to refire &dealt. be NA"' seigs*lseessanadallos *ry herr sites Ovate Mlle_ • r the mat 4,4 shirks; awl if ay Lsedlarysroos were le IMP lin guishod take his oftirs.assesscad "mug to I tat,. the Pint lid of the Alosirsity„ who hes had die Anglia is at be most ir* doe solidtatioa of her Mascara with a Il e si ti loi• yew s. sd pond' take good care to furnish his" Noble F _sre . #ll of pro w ef the %et frigates in the service. ' We ......iima hteelmew itil good filth of the high sae's el Issnoor he siert , a drttala versos I and that he @beta iiaredl i r rnen—efist ss isaigaity, which alined bidlself crack = to / ,_ did the Winn. Is SI al meters, wonder_ , + c ", d " "" tone tine. of aniseed rap& HA MI le "a t h e ,Mt Wary his loess, bee sustained boo do & era ANW it* 'Mad.. OSISSOIS a Inside's. We Way file Quoiltt Ibis is the lbstiosdasse of a Stift Quo 'arise if peesecii I 111. sobs without the seeks *Mow& it sterlve l l se s t r u n .. f s ri of tes hone Aistm 10 es strum* sub IMO. gida gionvolgoty which do 4 . 11 : lea " 16 the seem. That lea 6 dinnestai .'"a gs n'' weaned Is a reiga, which asset to ' elf 1"ellien• asegullhosee, sad whom modem of sod estolo , seer sieve uses ore soodolisd aeserditig to she ' 4 ban ___.,ol llo - - The Coen of ikensiastis sorntuoni Oh "":, b ib = antii nest ili r esig e I mill l i kes Mewl' aka" lel - Na Z a 8648 .f lbw SW i ltu r r oilt e hi 7 4 01114 a meal all a i. S.. La alphas' pima' tbes the wildcat/a 1 4011 , oa r to She ionises of the grew will sit he golligo7; • sir, the 11th of August TNe nose arose 18 _ 11 _,Z1 NW a Mrs hopeowei sviiisli the boo wow w".'r memisiers." Ores Meg ASO Or send as that *we. • , SPAIN. 1 .4. i WWI, JULT 6.es-TheC,ertes met this data at ten o'clock. and, after some preiiusinary business, pro ceeded to elect a President, Vice President, and Secre taries. The choice has fallen un Von Jose Eepigs, Arcl.bishop Elect of Set ; the hero of La Isla, tetiroga; and Messrs. Cepero, Lopez, A. Lopez, and t lenteucin, all men of unequivocal principles. Im mediately after the ceremony Lad been terminated. the tow President. &e. were worn in, took their seats, and the fortes were declared to be filially installed. A deputation of twenty-four Menden+ was then ap pointed to wait on the King, and it accordingly went I to the Palace in twelve carriages, followed by several handred more, contairting a large portion of the No and tietatry. On its introduction to his Ma jesty, the cortege w.ls very graciously received ; and having repressed his approbation of the Election, Ike. the Kin; signified his intentien of proceeding to Chamber un Sunday next, for the purpose of i nth ng the oaths. The deputation having returned in the acme order, made its Report to the President; s.nd Members: soon after which the meeting was I ljourred, and a very large concourse of all classes tat ended tinting. the whole day ; and althongla there were nearly two thousand visitors within the itniltlings, t . ... utmost order and regularity prevailed. Yesterday t‘ 2 King visited the Chamber iqeognite, accompanied two t batuberlains, anal rep . d himself highly ratified with the taste and riegance displayed in the mode of titling it up. The ceremony of the 9th will Le of the most imposing aleseript;on. I understand his Alaraty is to proreed to the fortes on fttot. but as no Fran:rattane has been peblisheal. I have sunu p reason to It the correctness of the information. Nothing can exceed the enthusiasm of all ranks. Madrid is tirieg rely fast ; but it is worthy of remark, that, with tt...e exception of a few French epecula•ors, there should , scarcely be ten foreigners here, to view one of the most interesting and magnificent sights ever witnessed iu this country! Those who have recently arrived are, Spaniards Obni the large towns on the sea coat, such; as Cedit,.lfireeluna, Valencia, Ice. Measure+ of the r tntost precaution have been taken to secure the triumph. sir freedom are. r superstition and intolerance on Sun- 1 s!:.rnext. ,t large portion of the Constitutional Army nii! hie in attendance: and it is scarcely necessary to repeat, that these brace men are ready to die in de- . eof the Cortee. 'I he Pope is said to have refused h:s assent to the Bull requested by Ferdinand, for secularizing the Clergy or 31onks, who may be de.' si:eu: of returning to the boating' of society. Some of f!.t... Madrid Editors exult in this vire tame, as, as-- e• ruing to their notions, it will afford Spain an oppor tcnity of shaking .air a yoke, that has long become in tolerable, rut to say iniermi. There %reins to lie no doubt ut the Kivg•s sincerity t he is said t o b e eo n. i• eget of the necessity there is of . alhering to the new system, and I have really heard more titan one well irrfornsed Patriot declare, that Ferdinand VII. is one of the must liberal politicians in Spain ! I forgot to mention in my last, that the littlest who was taken up at Burros, told his friends there, amongst other things, that a itussian and French army were about to march it.to Spain. in Portugal, the must rigid ...camel s art adopted with regard to this country ; the connuu- Lietatiu. a of every kind is said to be extremely reserved, yet, there is very little doubt of there being a junta of E.c,..'esiestia s and Perms collected there, for the pur -1 use of disseminating the old lights in Spain. This is entitled/4r u•cl'este,l prelim's', El wreiroapeatolieet Eopr.ased: An order has just hero issued by the 31i rister of War, am sing a l'onousission to inquire into the Lett mode of establishing a system of nottnal in structi .? ll uu Lancaster's plan, thrinieliont the army. A Ministerial Paper commenting on the above order. rungratulates Spain un the prospect of all the indivi duals composing the army briug able to read and write in the course of six mouth+ from the period of t' e proposed establishment. There is a report in eir ce;•.tion, by nu means creditable to the Minister of : 11 is said that directions have beets given Lt Vittoria, to riansine the books issipurted from France, and only to permit the entry of a certain class of works. I engirt Mat stserunclude withont repeating, that the rtust sap guise expectations are entertained of the C rico. _ '1 correctness of expression, and the weighty of The C'...Nrier. .crtion, «e• are sure, produces but one afford no proof in point; and yet they under the controul of the Treasury as . I 7ie Cot does not attempt to controvert the tryt, of this, but exclaims, ?'" Who but the Worth, Ah kr. man could employ such a figure?" We see n ot hi lig very ob;ectionable in the figure of a life operating a ,, barrier to particular actions—it does so, in tad ; mi it is fortunate that good lives are spared to op en:t as bore to bad acts. But we can tell The Cusoicr, if he is in doubt, who would, and dues daily, em p L y much wore incongruous and monstrous mean the friend of Thc Courier, who tails of a um , turning his back upon himself;" of people useand; a4 prostrate ;" of " fundamental features;" and , like evident and disgusting' nonsense. When Ministers assert, with affected they have heretofore managed the proceedings her 111en•sry with " the utmost delicacy' that f nominee] diszu4t. Tw Cue,, in their ribhahl attacks upon this Illustrious any of the messengers. Whilst these ishuouss, an circulating the most atrocious reports--o win , in a double sensie--6rst, lamasp they proof; 'nil next, because the objeet is are their employers to suppose that they pompous phrase or two, escape from the - charge of complicity ? When Lord Citruses sca, Monday last, accused the Quars of courting of the rabble, and of betraying in general dignity ; he certainly displayed no delicacy In deavouring, in a summer so utterly unprincipled, or, rather, so entirely his own, to ruin her cease in the opinion of all respectable persons. let not one ° f i n Assist's accusers has, in the course of these lama. able proceedings, made so mach use of the word cacv; and it is bet justice to his Lordship tom, ties he takes the lead in this treacherous jargon. Bath is so much in the habit of making bold ' , sen i or, that his opinion, on any question of memeet, does p a r weigh a feather in public estimatlee. Jaderd, the more positive it is, the less it is valued; and it is imp possible nut to see here the interposition of seal Pon 's, watchful over the interests of society, wire we behold the same man, who is capable from tear and principles of forming the deepest drips, p re . vented by his repntation from carrying theta lee rt. feet. As his Lordship has shown himself arvegutly and unfeelingly forward in the proceedings against lot ItsJesvc, we shall take leave to sum up, in a slim sentence, his own merits as a Statesman, or ratkiv as as Brattish Minister.—lie has, during the short period of his Ministry, revenged upon England the setts hundred years' oppressions which her succemive vernmeats have iutlictiril upon Ireland. lint let us try these professions of delicacy by othst facts. Was the unbecoming, or rather insolent gt► duct et the English Minister at the Court of Visas an Instance in proof? find Ministers disarpromief it, they would have recalled the men who bad lilted to outrage the homier of the nation abroad, by poll* insalting the wife of its Novertiga. Ile has ad oly retained his situation, bat has been since Ithated with a Peerage, and with the richest heiress lathe kingdom to boot. Does the infamous Milan Commis. elm anise under the denomination of delimits press* Kapp? it is vain for Ministers to try to throw it it eitliant and responsibility of that detestable kith nal ; for, if they were men of honour, or WI of justice, they would net have remained in silles• bons, if it had been appointed without their ardent. Bat, after having furnished the funds to meet inns relies, they add duplicity to delinqneney in de o* their pertieipation. Bat they shall not be remittal te obi* the transaction front their own shouldn't,i these of a person who, by law, is answerable ter mat and who, at least In their eyes, ought to be demi sacred. For this detestable Commission they, sad they alone, are responsible to the country. If they had a particle of generosity. cr even of assaliness is their composition, they would have wanted the Wave of its existence. Bat even " the unbounded love and attachment" of Mr. CANNING slumbered ea an occa sion when they should have been most watchful. Al. Lord 1111.1)0X'S love of" impartial justice" was clerk nodding at the time; and Ministers saw the toils MO encompassed the Wean, without having the comma honesty to apprise her of her danger. They thee that wretches were collecting criminatevy NOM sillbetleg her honour and her life, and they embed the ripening of this plot in silence. risk distil mike circumstances that would have made is WM alba very rabble speak out, was surely as insinnelf So touch fer Slaty objectival sincerity, thr dings agai im leacy," the 0• e impression:, icy and Pie, lustrions Lad t , r are is % Ir k the port,,r ut shims*, pri m mrts— ttrucin , rest mos t I no * l i e .. hey tan, 1, a ovens - brink; ITLI111114:11, ea erring the aW eral a want of acy in thus ra• principled, or. I I •