The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-12 00:00:00

DREADFUL HURRICANE. By ibe arrival of his Majesty's ship Magirionne.in.' telligence Ass been received of another dreadful hai riest', et the Isle of Ffsnee, ohicb took place on the 4fith of March last. The following a►e the details of cslenllty, the third of the same kind that this pi.r s to f t Island has suffered within the short space of 13 months : " !SLR Pr FRANC, ' APRIL 3.—We esperieneed another berricene on the night of Sends' last, which has almost entirely destroyed the crops of maize, as well as other plantations. In the country several buildings have heath blown down. The shipping par. Ocularly has suffered much, bet the keens is tows here in general escaped any material briery. The gale principally blew from S. E. to S. W. end In vited its greatest violence between midnight sad three o'clock the neat morning. The quantity of rain was considerable. It appears that the barometer did not descend below 27 and 31. Although the storm was estrannely boisterous, it has not occasioned sa mach damage's the two last hurricanes, which is attributed to the oats of wind being less sudden; the losses, however, are very considerable. The fol. lowing is a list of vessels that were moored in the har. boar of Port Louis on the 28th alt., with the damage they searained in the gale of wind on the night of that day, lied In the morning of the 29th :—The Frances Hee.letle, Allyn. end the Juno, Nolbrow, were moored to the balk, undergoing repairs, bet by the violence of the wind the mooring chain" were broken, and they were all driven on share ; the Jean, at Ton. Belief's, on her beern.ende and fell of water, from which it will be difficult to remember ; the Frances Henrietta is still on ahore,and making water, which will oblige her to heave down and endergn a th .roach repair ; the hulk is much damag►d. The Theti , Brown, was driven on shore on the north side of the harbour; she was on the point of sailing for England, having jest bad new masts and rigging; the former lost in the gale of 25th January last. The cargo bas been tikes out, and the ship is now afloat ; her bowsprit is sprung. The Ciao Cris, Davis, was driven from her moorings en an anchor, which went through he► bottom; she had just received a thorough repair from the damages sustained at sea on the 25th of January lest, and had lot in great part of her cargo, which Is all damaged; the ship will be abandoned. The schooner Jenny, Land, driven on Tunneller and sunk, will be weighed, but with considerable de. stage. Josephine, Lecoq, sunk in the channel near Fart Blanc, will also he weighed. The ship Rapid*, Keen. is on shore with little damage. The Shear. fi-Id. Stephenson, Condo de Rio Pardo, Beyts, and Styr.. Seven, were ell driven on short at thd ea. tram et tt a Fanfaron ; hat on the wind shifting to westward in the morning, they were blown I If; the! lot:. :a Mined In spars sad roper, but me very considerably. The Happy Couple, Savage, lost her foremost, Arc. The Constance, blonchose, lost her mizen.mest, Are. The Odory, Fowl . ; He. len, Dorourray ; Henry, De la Croix; Java recce:, Margaret; and Constance, Dunthon, moored at the back of the Hospital, were driven on shore ma each other, bat remained afloat ; their damages are trifling, chiefly among the rigging. Ills Majesty's s►ips Liverpool and Megicirone, moored in Fan fares, were both driven on shore, and since got off by taking out their guns and st -rev. The remainder of the vessels rode oil the gale, ►ut sustained seem trifling damage. The boats of Ibis department have spite 'offered severely, and the flag-bony is Wifely lost, having bees driven from its moorings on the reefs at Fort Blanc." We copy the following paragraph from the Sun Newspaper of last Tomday : II faun MIRCONLY.—" This Provincial Journal, attic\ is notorious for its jacobinical principles, refer ring to an imposition which bad been practised on the Sun, in an magstraled statement of what had passed at a !we bleet.ng our Leeds, has the impudence to assert tbat the Sun did not' tete the Gist opportunity to remove the alarm which it bad contributed to cre ate.' We refer to our column+ of last week fora re futation of this falsehood, as we staled that we had been imposed alum, norshould we at all be surprised If that imposition bad been practised upon us by some ally of the Leeds Mercury. the contents of wh;eh we only know from an mime in the Morning Chronic* of this day, which we are surprised to me disgracing Itself by the Insertion of any thing taken front the Jacobluiral Paper in goostion —Bo we rely on the Leeds Intelligences. and Leeds nth:pendent to do es justice In ma. Iron, wimp, it •hsurd to accuse us of having created alarm, since all the real facts of the Dimling mum Mee been k:snwn at Mel place.'" This is • fine specimen of the impudence of a hire. ling: first the writer pet. forth a scandalous fabrics. Linn—then he suffe•• it to remain for neatly a fort night oneentredieted, though be was assured several days hefi re, that be bad published a mischievous falsehood—then he makes in his apsilogy, a pitiful pry tee' ah.•at having been imposed open by Mae trai tor, and, in conclosion, he calls the paper jvcobini cal which has espnaed the imposition that he and the other T y scribes attempted to foist upon the Public. the Editor of the in ••ya, he should not he winked if the impasition bad been prat. tiled upon him by some ally of the Leeds llercrry ; but the Public will be of opinion, from t general character of his newspaper, that the liopositiln was pravised. either by himictif, or Ly some worthy of the same siamp, who would he gladlu alarm the country into another surrender of their liberties ; and if he Mill only send os the tette., which he says contained the information, we will bestow aume pains io tracing it to its venal author, which, we will engage, is some Treason) alarmist, either is the Suss office, or oat of it. It is an old trick. which that stupid paper has for years been in the habit of practising. Ile has called out the wolf, till every body terns a deaf to his whin. log laments tions.— Leeds Mercury.) In consegessce of the refusal of the Mayor to com ply with the RI goisitiou of the Reformers, they base, by an advertisement in our publication of this day. etpoieted • Meeting to he bottle, is Mooday, tie b inst. The plant of Meeting it writ mentioned ; but we •aderstand that it is intended to apply for the w•e of the Mined Cloth.hall.yaid en this occasion.— ads Memseg ) We MI happy to state that apples promise so line a reap is the wove.* commies, that cider continuos to fall, sad eery pipes aid hogsheads rise is price. THE STATESMAN. ODB Fltoll A VIAIOV OR TH MORNIM 01 TOO PRI4OEU OF K T$ MIRTH. ST 11. I! Mk. I. 8. S. Asther of" The e.antest of Cerrkie• (dettlersed lo Lady Vase I empest), mid Diemmeter eflagers Mule Sena es Ire aad. Lied pased my slembers through the depths of night, Nut ilirepheas vishmary poppies spread. from the mean bright R eat Sol spang up from his gram bed Still so mine eribeediagly was laid. Nor dreamed Offloads. Off lons Me wuddly Me% When lo! a lamely SeraptaHevald said " Dist slim know, shmbeeer. that this hear I. boo To me a airier dear-whom Gram shwa Mat Berm ' 11 ters'il-nakoowa if slopes steatite, Or mingling enher-sear sae now did glide A lovely fem. that sae in life migat Mks To be a zephyr ea Amender side, Rosined from chasing bees fa roving And remits sea sweetly.sceated Sow r, lobelia( sweet the fresh *Es MI tide Ere It ascended sa the Virtue's bower With wings flow drawer' down, declining to a ono% " Joyful dims seem'a, fair Seraph-whewee art am r The smile lo dark abliviost we're shall go la which it amereeed, " From yea dome bombe. Wham Blades of happiness dim well dust Mow I Where belied swim of mewl lose still Sow, Exemplary of su t joy. AM Whig sistasl ask& by Titter glow. • Nor taste the woes that married state enrol, For la Moo shades Is Mama, the' oestit an earthly sky 1 " Diet, who was leery marched from earth to beams, Received a crows at the impose! pie, Ad when Megrims */ tiara blest was given. Shebang la seen few bee seed Britain's late The ausels, papist. that did es her wait, is seism shed sympathising leen !- Mail is 1 whop mate the Prince of Love elate Ossabelese be sow that marbly roan Had pled she plies gates aid Mood the joyous spheres." Thatch •11 to Him is Iknowe.. enquired He Of the blest Spirit jest timed from earth, Ad 'shred lam Loves enmity - What cause had gime her pearl like tees their birth Eadenred to all in Heaves by earthly mink The beauteous Spirit mused. la chanting smiles " Oh ! may I," said .be. beading Is the North, implaee Mee to made you matches. 14es. And 11l the hapless time, shut scan from all beguiles ? " Kho does Cot weep when Beauty sheds a tear ? Lire. he, whine bean will aiiiserallee to steel. When female isioncesce approaches sear, And all she sorrows of - enrol dash feel ? Oh 1 the. eats tom blest sympathy casual ?- bar maid that Goo. who once like yea was man ! Far whee he saw she love) Spirit keeel. 111 love's transeirodem y he teak bee Mad. Adpr. inhed-• Chaslike her should sow adore her lead " One, whose example. like her owe, will skew, And raise the drooping *Mae. seer the lead, AM prove the nrigie ref Riggs divine- Not by as empty sceptre la the hand, Hue pap, me ohm. ear by the thasselem Wad Of /minim maim ihat smile la slay. Wish ersaells false mil genie( ream err bland- No ! lies by good memoir's trivereiga sway. Tam sever- faille& power which mop wig will obey ! Timm sill Mid In silken chains her mind. AM 15... there with Prudence will vete Therm vela empty drones • place shall lad, Or dare no sell her owe that a rows Is right, Bat ribbed so by liminely Roma 9 light Her harmonies, rule Mall Vire congeal, AO keep Inn darkesiag into Gothic sight The lamp of Cedar is she British soul, ,;i4l afutr tall frella the Creed from Fok to Fele " To held her cavalry as • leas of Heaven, AM do it goad, shall ever be bet aim t Ls it- it la her Is gives. Not to swell empty popostries, Of elate From idle anima was Me • yak call-fame! Or useless wen-which Misery lurks haled- So never sill her ~aeries peiscely mane Be brattied fa canes so the empty wind. Where lodigeoce sad Waal kneel low at Misery's shrine." " Them app, Prime !.-if lietaitt shoed have woes, 'Malt sympathise, ad feeliag tame her grief; Thoe'k poor the halm to lull her roffiniag throe, Ad give by energy a sure relief : With thee will Wisdom beseech counsellor chlef. Still urge the farmed plus that will succeed lo will bee palm and struggles all be brief - Hee mats supplied-her wave& all cease to bleed AM she, yams( Prism, ill name-ber country's feted in aced." Thep spoke Death's Commeme-thee is realm above, He, with fair Outworn, jois'il the choir of hoe. " Early this mare, before 1 yet had rhea, to ! is the Vinare maw, joied hund la head Aid at their beck the Grams, from their ple. a, Easing' jailed the saw thrice bapps bawd g j Seam by my co the Merlins (hare did mad. Her eyes were of a Nee celestial dye. Fair ember amem, ssf the mem bleeds Her cheeks' soh tine -as like ibe *often sky. WM* gulches sob of Sol just hides from eastern eye. Soetily she said, Moult Lase to yielder bow's'. Waco Comma's shoe dear s nrapissed Ices. And o'er her Ana must spread nor sovereign power, The aid of Heaven -geseirie Pim the kin There bide ILI from her much all danger lies!- Mark well the ioniidat , s that to thee are gives Aid there ore Ito wild rambling area Mes e e shall ropy thy eeriest qieed is (leaven. Dela% ow My pang poi sh .11 not heave logien ! " 1 rose-i flew ! the elision prnatied fames Fame lead. even seraphs In the verge of power Lad great is Hero* is an emoted same, X hat ble.slop o• the bearer joys dish : Aod K ewes eadeariag Bride I - loved • Mein ODOM !- Selre.'d by mingling joy im iirsrisc'• tear., Sad If O'llf (Mlle se. may lou'r, lwa hopes, m bee eyes mos bin. appears t Sweet lovely biessosed joy- to. fruit at hoppy years r. I woke !-the Seraph bade it stay! Alas! it heeded aos-ia rapid litchi It gaily Ismaded ea the wings ninny, That sow bad eimper'd g isam of shady might, Limiest a sundering. ih.ugbdd, wassillerlag sight A pry to wiM rewjectares. darken'l owe. Which was cleared by Truth s celestial light, Till happy tidings did my mad Meat= 'fie mother lives to bless her babe is ileasty's bloom!" • The Irw Owe the Author NW the Duke../ nether st Kent. tan an- pries owlet a &mut tree is Kessisates soviets --wh.eire the sane Idea. ♦ 6. /r Nerseihr eras r—Viacia..-1 lore long thought the , what the sae was Is feta/ die sitter wants Eagles/. t Net free '• The Paradise et lash." Tbk subject bee bees neglected by those who eheetd hale tuned Heir lyres roe the Werra* eeeasion—it. however, has lest eetbleg by haft in tbehrodo et ibis Geetleimea.—hettron. On Saluda,' Prises latorous visited the 'niece Ream et Carlten.hense The Lnae Cuamcsr.Loo, the Earl of Lrvaspooc, and the VICE-CIIANCELLOP, had asdiences of the Paroca [(town yesterday. On Friday Priam. Litoroco gave a rend dinner to the Dike sod Deck."' of Wat.r.inoton, Mr. sod Mrs. WELLELE• Pins, end a oonieroes party. Yesterday Primes LROPOLD visited the Doke and, Ditches, of KENT at Kensiostne-palace. On Saturday the Duke of MONTROSI gave a grand dieser to the Pat ICI Priem LIOPOLD, sad a sonaerous party. Yesteeday tke Marquis of Wtocurraa entertained the Posoca Ramer, Prince Lauroco, sod a nese- TOIIII per,. Noce Lsoros.o goes to the Sum Theatre this evening. EXTRAORDINARY WORK " SERMONS TO ASSES." -ow Mr. Hoes hes jilt pshlished a velem* tinder Ws singular title. It is the production of the km Re*. J MUSCAT, of Newcastle, a man eminently onalified to reader wit, and even ridicule, subservient to the best interests of mankind. We are twisted to 00. tics this publicstion, because it contains, perhaps, more origioal and jest views of society, more sound reasoning on the rights of • free People, mote pointed ridicule of hypottley io high placn, and more important political troths, than ewer before were produced by a clerical pen. It is an unsophisticated sod successful attempt to prove, that the Scriptures are uniformly hostile to lejustice, oppression, and tyranny, under every form of rule. Its whole scope is to " j vilify the ways of Goo to man," and it may serve at once as the Moralist's manual and the Christian's creed. Had the Scriptures been always se applied, there would have been little cause for that modern declamatory cant about deistical pro. phonity, with which, le late times, we have been so loudly shnted. The characteristic properties of the animals, to whom these Sermons are addressed, are thoroughly understood by the preacher, end by a peculiar fell , city of description, are made pretty intelligible even to his dell congregation. The labour, fatigue, and wrongs, to which these patient creatures are reposed, at the will and caprice of unfeeling masters, 'apply the author with abundance of striking illestistinis of , those oppressions which an ignorant people serer, from the 'elfishness and knavery of their rulers. Bet the part, in which the genius of the writer triers* unrivalled—is in his attacks upon such ab. setdities Os are sanctioned only by wage, end of such errors and oppressions is are solely defended by their antiquity. He is one of those, who allow no other tests of right end wrong, than justice Nod in. justice—truth and felsollood. Modern innovations on the rights end happiness of society, are esamined with the same sagacity, and condemned by the nine tests. In contending with inveterate prejudices, ridicule is often found more efficacious thus reasoning, and ao men ever knew twee, how to handle that formi dable weapon than this author. The various and ori. ginal points of view in which he places the abuses of National Establishments, both civil and religious, teepattentioo constantly awake. Modem sernivnt, in general, are ups to operate es a kind of soporific— are sometimes unintelligible, often dull, and made up of trite common-place remarks, which mean so thing; or of fawning flattery of those who bear sway, which means something worse than nothing. The SEII3IOKI re claw are not of that stamp. They are eddress.il to personages of high consideration. via : Dociois in Divinity, Bishop., and Ministers of %slit! liftwther they will be improved by those instructive Lect u res, remains to he seen ; but, we are cokfi.lent that those of tke ['fork who peruse thew, will in• deed be incorrigible Am, if 6,4 oym be not opened to the political keavery and priestcraft that prey os credulity ; and they will deserve to be Ciassod with tha tribe of 11111,4611 who was himself " a strung Aso, couching down between two burdens." In short, when we recommits'sl this singular and interesting work to the par. stealer weirdos of our /tendon, we feel amend, that we not only keep within the jest limits of pro. fessionsl propriety, hut that by assisting to dills., a knowledge of important political truths, so admire. bly developed in she form of SIMMONS to ASiZ4, we are dircherging a seasonable and important duty to the Public. The Doke sod 1)u es vas of GLoocesTso are expect. ed to relates to town the latter rod of this week. 'l•be Dok• of YORK has handsomely provided for Matter Blooms, the celebrated calculating boy, who was in this sown loose time.—(Shrewsbory Clare. nick ) The Review of the Life Goards, &c. Intended to have taken p are this day, Is postproed. Notwithstawling the +aserant•egiven t• Mr. LYT- Tivron by the CHANCILLOR of she Elcumiclta, at au rod ) period of the pr•tenl Session, that the oath which Otbeers a►e rc•q•iired to take (before they are permitted to ret.ivo their wretched pittance called flair Pity), ••ald in future bodispeeted with, it is • eertifyiug foci that the Armless ellidsvit still cos twee., to be •nforeeti it •ens as r tlnwat— A. B. appeared peromoOly before me. and mode sob, that he had No. /snug die pe►iod Irmo •be eth Mare% to the dd. It JIM*. 11119. torlorive. not platy rosproyounte of prefii. civil se military, seder his Britawric atuiedy, or is the service oe say other tisvtvso•rsc, besides kb allots meccas a reduced —. rites et..stoa ...• d 0... an a isnutalle iodestry ; for amidst the numerous Public Office+, or Establish ments ender the Crown. sorely the talents of many deservina individuals who are n,w wandering from merging till night in idleness and poverty, might be employed benefisiaily for the S•ate and themselves; bet in accepting the humblest situation, the) become iocapatitated from receiviug the reward of past ser. Mtsi'TRRIAL SWAGGERING.—If we ifs to believe the London Courier, which as have received this morniug, the country is in a es st &wishing and proud situation Their last goarter's maw, like their last lottery, is always the bmt ; and the People, who are suffering ender a complicytion of disorders Iron their mismanagement, are celled upon by theserl Stste.geacks, to believe themselves in perfect health: as the song say s, "slrrah, sure, don't the doctor know better than you !" Another specimen of ibis Mini. aerial swaggering was velibited by this same Courier s few days ago, when it copied from the Liverpool Papers the table, lately published, of the amount of the dock-dies of this port for the last seven years; a statement which this Tressury.hark t.bserved was ' 6 the best answer to the declamatory nonsense of pa. (riots, who swear Mel the country u ruined and an. done because they do not govern it."—Does not this iee&ester Imo., that almost every article sew brought to port io our ships comes to • losing sod ruinous market ?—.tie will propene a rele.of-three question, by way of exercising the ingenuity of this Gentlemen. If the Liverpool dock.daties, in 1818, amounted to steady one hundred thossand pounds, and at least three millions of money was Loss by our blerchasts during that year, bow much will the Cam be 111 1819, abort the clock.duties will asseent to 6 LASS IS sum ?—( Liverpool Paper.) A stialso shock of au earthquake was tell at Ma- Web on lbw 18th alt. N AV/ I. I NTS 1. LIG ItNU B. Pottsmorrer, JULY 1 I.—Araired yesterday bit Majesty's ship l'aderins, IPM ; end lA. .ntlor Poo Hales: ; Niche' aro, rons Lin. Inn for &treads ; and the fol. .4rnw tie DO •no r D•lnatera Pocket, lifeeables ; •fe, Wilson ; Casa sack, 'Web ; and Carthinastell. Chapman.— Passed by ter Landow. the Caroline, Clerk, fro. 41 Kitt's --Sailed rho 11 1 :91reramm. Zood , r, for Dont. see.—Arrived to.dsy his Majesty's ship Falmouth, f•om Plymoatb.—Ssilml the Elisabeth transport its ilea East ward. I'Lvroueu i JOLT 10.—Sailed t►e Lapwing cutter, ea a ermine. FALMOUTH, JULY 9.—Arrived the Oporto Parker, Coletworth, from Pernambou, sailed May 31 ; and this Peggy tramper., from Portsmouth for 11%14114 with loss of main.t.pwart.—Salted the Germina, Thield, for Ilasiborgh ; Doke of Kent packet, with a Mail, for Lisbon ; and Seiftsure packet, with a Vail for Gibraltar, Malts, and Corfu.—Arrived off hero the Au, Goodwin, from Jamaica ; sad Dio. mode, Wens. from New Orleans. HAMM, JULY ll—Arrived the Thetis peke, from Gottenborgh.—Sailed the Charlotte porker, for do.; Earl Leicester packet, for Holland ; sad Lady :depots packet, for Cubans, all with Mails; also sailed the Zephyr transport, for Cork. Dur., JOLT 11.—Came dow • from the River yes terday Ilse Sicily, fee Gibraltar ; Be., for Smyrna ; Swipe, for St. Helens ; Ilebe, for Quebec; aid Prin. cost Charlotte, for Calcine.--Arrived and sailed for the River the Verde, Batelle from /sesta ; and the Thames. Perk, from N.rw Vek.—Pasard by the Morisse, kskildson, from Curios for Hamborgb p in SO days; sod Amelia, Vile, from New York for Amsterdam, in 20 days—Arrived the Matchlen, Geddes, from Jamaica, io sic weeks.—Camo dews from the River to-day and sailed with the whole of the outwed.boond, the Ida. John, arid Faith, for Quebec ; and the Betsey, from Milelda for Gibraltar. Arrived and sailed for the River the Elizabeth, King, from the South Seas ; Gnliss, Robson, from Ja. main ; the Findlay, liens, from Antigua; the lAogford, Anthony, from Berbire ; the Conjurer's's,. !Ornerier, from Naples ; the Frolic, Forbes, from St. Domingo; the Consul, Scott, from Bosirdesus; and the Fairless, Muse, from Palermo, for 8011. LIVIRPOOL, JULY 9.—Arrived the au, from Jamaica; sailed from Falmouth, May 18. On the 291 h, saw the Clara of Bristol, o utside the Gulf. Ott May 22, off Cape Antonio, spoke the brig Pe. tersbureh P.cket, . ith General M•Gregor on board; took from her Major &saw, a passug.r.—Arrived the Emily, Bebuck, from Sussman ; she parted Irma both ber cabler, and went on shore nest Jodi. i fkbet Dam, b.,1 got off again. Also arrived the Liam Shand, Bunnell, from Pernambuco ; no June 26, in lat. 38. 3. long. 39. passed the wreck of a large vessel, with three of her quarter deck 'luncheons out of the water, the white pain ter then apparently fresh.—The Lady Mary Pel ham packet, from Rio Janeiro, is arrived at Pornamboco ; she land.d her Mails at Penult. bsco, and was blown off the port.—Tka Plantigese, Anderson, from Jaiosaira for London, arrived at New York 17th of June, in 28 days, in distress; and the Frolic, Forbes, from Port.ai•Psince for London, was spoken with on the Ist of July, in let. 45 22. long. 27. 24. she had been boarded by a privateer off (lineage, and plundered of 300 bags of coffee, jolly. boat, sod several other articles. There were no sittings before the LORD COATI• cct.t.oa this mor.ii , g. His Honour lb* Vtcc•Cukiscet.t.oa took his seat at I l o'clock, bet nothing of any Importance took place. COURT or CONNOR PLR 11, GUlLDNLuw—'his morning the Court was engaged in a trial respecting the provi•lieg a ship witb provisions. it was of little conspeence to the Public. A Committee has been appointed, by the Geardi• ens of the Puor in Leeds, to enquire Into the arse• of the present increase of pauperism; red to report whether the existing distress arises from cases of a temporary or persistent nature; In the latter of which OM. they are charged to point eat each soorces of prodoetiee employment as are caleelated to mitigate or remove the evil. In pursuance of this object, the Com nutlet) assembled es Thursday even. log, sod determised, ass preliminary step, to open a correspondence pith Mr. Owett, Mr. Cuawca, sad hir Jong SINCLAIR. It appears from a printed Regoisiticm with sem signateres, vie. G. W AMON. Ws. HO *DLIT, E. MUNI LL, G. RlDOcusoo,S. ATatItTOLJ. BARIUM, and J. NORTOW, that a Reform Meeting is to he neld on Monday evening neat, at My-day-green, Barns. ley. Probably Mr. Perils, who is sow an unwel come risitur at Dowsburv, is to be the Manager of this Moetieg.—( Leeds Mercury ) ST %at-COACH I CAVILLING —Such is the spirit of opposition, that coaches now navel daily between Nottingham and this town in the short space of nine hours. being et the rate of fourteen miles as hou r ! On Wednesday fortnight, the ton coaches which hare recently commenced running against each tither. I actually performed the distance (upwards of MO I mile,). in eight hours nottl.a.balf, including stop : pages.—(l.iverpo• Mercury ) CORR I lell•P414 JOLT —Tim Market this 11111111ille haslet La • really Lace Apply of 1% brat, weeder wear sae favertraMe &Armies./ she wearier, rater... wed a rreinetia• of tr. frem laV Neradar% prteca.-2.oey Nit rire.lol Fewer.— Oart IL elmoper.-18 Boum Lad Nome alserariart *km (11•1016) .... SS MI 0.51 eau New 4ll li.ve 32 32 Mtge. 22 a Oslo .32 4.) 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