The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-17 00:00:00

Al AILS. 6411. sus 1 % “t• I Dübli . I Waterf.,^l I therrai.a: sad i wiry .. V I) Franc* • V LrAtir:lhiargis, le Ilans!words. . I! 0 Malta _: l° 4 s N s tlihr Hiss ruosir.y ail the Pub! ie (Tres. Tfit I.,.‘mttsmatv. : r. ■al rash iIIATSIIISA/4" Al INC 331Pu1ti:".?.!) VI: till ...TVS it AI iS/lA'A.•• LONDU Y: lIVIDNEIIIIII' Vl2llll/1111, ■AT 17, Id 4. C':arle%tott Papers snivel this moreirig to the 14tis •f April UtAllipLlCll. PL4il —A letter front Sev,lnnah.dated tine *th says, •• Yesterday 1 et f 41 wick fait a g.tag a Spaniards in this city had fowled a raaapitary to set oil tire and break (spell the stores of s...vrtj zuer..hants. They were overheard in the dis. 'liaison of the plot, and tnedsures were taken for their ap2.ehension. Three out of the six were taken. ant! .4 the ednpr trivia a confession of what they in teg.d•J deinf. liatf this tiiscovary not been made, it is p:oisa'die that Our city woald hate 'treat, laid it a CsmtLigsTON, APRIL if;. —By the ',rig Cutmo. whials left St. Jail) de Cuba on the .'Otte March, we • learn that the ma. heti there are exceedingly heavy. hr-• di:resent attempts hare been ni.nle since the Meninx of the Philadelphia theatre. to set fire to the t , vti, but were furtunstely discovered in time, so as to p.. vent it. Extract of a letter-from a Royalist in La Guaira, dated lo;th March, to a respectable merchant in New York •• Bolivar having abandoned all the points. leaving a roan garriso.l in lattilf.ll, awe to San Fernand., de Apura, where he assentLled all his forces, antountiag to :0.000 lIICD, with an ill:tlit to march upon Caraccas. 3lorillo was prepared to meet hint with the Royal force, UtbniisCin; of 2,511t1 horsemen, and 3,501) infantry, all well equipped; Bolivar, however, thought to intimidate hitn by his former successes, hut at the mina. nt he intended to attack Caraccas he received intelligence ,;tat CalsaJo had united all the Royal troops in l'apayan, and retaken Santa Fe, in the month o f JaLiiary ; that the aspect of «flair* was entirely eimr.geti in that country. Bali, ;r, o•n receivino; this me..., immediately retired with his troops. The cam paign, which was expel tell to have been bloody, will doss uf without tiring a gun. They threat. red us from Marsraretta with a squadron of nine vessels, Laving on board 9W.) Engliothmrn ; but the Royal stundron of two corvettes, two brigs. two sloops of war, sad two sthooners, which sailed ft Porto l'a bAlio, has blockaiel them at P.tuipat.a. - -(Neetiumat 1 drii 6 -ence:, rips i: I;. Thu intentions of Ministers, in calling. a new Par liament,when they might have carried on the business of a whole Session with the old, have been completely dt-fsated. They mistaak the character of the people. ney fancied that alarm created dejection in British n:inds, and that dejection would produce subserviency. They felt that the State was in danger, and, for getting that the country knew to whorls the origin of that danger WAS to be attributed, they expected the blindest co:tfoience from those who, in reality, bad greater cause than ever to • distrust their niadom and to deprecate their guidance. '1 he last Parliament, though short in its duration, and chiefly composmi of their friends, had proved trouble some, because it contained a respectable portion of alive and independent Dien. 'I hese, they were con vinces!, would now be greatly reduced, if not totally excludA, and overwhelming tnajor:ties upon all ques tions wttuld crab'e them to carry all their plans for the regsm ration of the State in compliment to the new Helga. Their bed of thorns would be turned into a bed of roses, and however the ct,untry might fret and menace, they would possess ample means to silence her com plaints, by the extertn:nation of the complainants. Sue.h were the Guttering dreams which attended them through the late Ueneral Election. Its results did siirittrtttedieeely dispel the Mission. The circum stances of the times had impressed a peculiar character upon that Election. In most places it was disarmed of the violence with whi.h the 'immediate shock of parties is usually accompanied. Men, feeling that great irritation existed among the people, were unwilling to arid fu.l to the ill-suppressed flame, lest they should firmly, the land in a general coneagration. Their speeches were more guarded, their appeals to the passions less frequatt, and, without any sacrifice of principle, they displayed a r degree of temper and a spirit of conciliation which tin: country knew rightly bow to appreciate, bat which the Ministers construed into slue pledges of their future support to the cane of lierernment. Hake the confidence with which useless a "ointments Ten filled up before, and expensive esta blishmaab proposed after the opening of the Session, with a bold . deelaration that inquiry was unnecessary, and therefore should not be granted. But hence also the sista 'abases* and alarm with which Ministers perceived the Mitoses of at still greater portion of patriotism 11141 inikjunsclear.e la the new than in the old Portia, meet. :Their Lit majority, which they intended olsesd4 bisoissielve, proved he. isoderate. Their second showed • I fenslderahle falling of in their numbers, though the tabjeet in debate had risen in impoaanee. tHE Sl l Th.-ir third dwindled to a noserab:e surplus of t welve rates rely, whieh Mr. PiTT sad al the Administrators, of f.ormer timea w said have te.med a signal defeat, sad which the country is th.:retork t.:ititled tu consider u sue!). It is Liao that Isst :tight they recove:e.l cunething like a Minist.-ria! at;i: ode, hut only because the field was not disitstA. 15 itla //WV: seal titan jittlgneent, €.,1. Davis ir..);•ost:.l c..st iderable reductions at our military essebliahment, at a time nhen he ex pressed his own convieti m that the House would Slits!, •it improver to make them. Justice WAS dune to his in tentivas, but hr was not sapps.rted. The independent party r s.red without sitting . , and the question re• mainei to be decided betwet n Government and the personal intuence of the Callant Muvrr. Let it not be said, or even thought, therefore, that because Mi nister, obtained a majority of li3 over 43, iester de), they have regained atsy real strength. 'I hey have trit.mished over an ineividual, but not over the country : and the next divisors will, we trust, satisfactorily prove, that though they way occasion's:ly rise anti fall, like the light of an expiring lamp, they cannot ultimately resist the dis .pprubatiun whit h their at:i3 1171 V.• IQ universally excited, and which their pro posed it:::,,cres du nut seem calculated to remove. This being the Queen's Limb-day, a ha:iday scat kept at all the public offices. Intelligence from Constantinople, dated !Ilarch 20, states, that symptoms ot the plague have sgaiu ap peared in Egypt. News fawn Berlin of the lira inst. announces a rt. moor, that the Brand Duke L'onstantine will contract a new marriage in Poland. The Emperor and Empress of Austria quitted Vieena, on the Ist instant, to proceed to Bohemia. Letters from various provinces of Spain mention that the election, for Members to the Coates bail already' etruitenreol, and esuitgol every where the grevtesr.en- thusiasm. The people seemed determined to re-elect, as far as possilrle, the old 'Members, cot only as as act of gratitude and justice, hut because during the late l oto ki lm e n t o f mans of theirs in foreign countries, they would has.• obtained acquirements valuable to their milky land. Whervver they have returned, they hair . _ b re , ' rece i ve ,' in the smelt iriunapktot manlier, uhich - _ proms the t,tvesea their fellow•-rountr}•wen entertain for their former %ert•irr., recent suMrrintfs. Of ,mAN PIPTH BARON OF THE EXCHSKRR. ~. THE MINORITY OR LORD ARCIIIIIALD HAMILTON'S MOTION, DRY 13. Acland, Sir 'l.. Frankhond, R. Pares, TOO*. Astley, J. 1). tirommor, T,:us. Parnell, Wm. Allen, John IL Gordon, Robt. Peirse. Henry Altborp, 4 ion-vont Graham, J. H. G. Pelham, lion. C. Anson. Hove. U. Graham. Sandiord Poillips, George Anson, Sir G. laren(ell. Pasnos radii'''. Geo. jue. Anbrey, Mir John Uniae, Sir W. Poiosunhy, Hn. F.C. Boughey, Mir J. F. tsurney. R. H. Power, RICIId . Bagwell. Rutin. W. Hoildissaud. W. Yowled, Hon. W. Benett, Julio Harbord, lion. Ed. Price, Rt. Belgrave, Viscoont Haney, D. W. Pysti, Francis Butterworth, Jos. Ileatheote, G. Ricktord, Wm. Burred, Sir C. Heron. Sir It. itstusbottent. John Hank's, Henry Mil, Lord A. Ramsdell.). C. Barham, J, F. Hublicosse, J. C. Ricardo. David Barnard. Viscount Hun, wood, W. P. Ridley. Is. 11. W. Barrett, S. H. llornby. E. !Lotions, IL. Roatnnont, T. W. Hopes, W. L. Itokrarts, G. Benaet, lion. 11. G. 'rubes, Cul. Robinson, Mir G. Benyon, Heaj. Jervoisot, 0. P. Howley. Illt W. Bernal, Ralpia Keck. G. A. L. Ruosilsold. C. Hireh, Joseph Kennedy, T. F. Russell, Lord John Brougham. 11. king. Sir John D. Rosseli. Lord G.W. Burdett, Sir F. Leah, Thomas Sehright, Sir J. Bury, Viseouut Lawson, Mar. Spooner, R. Ilyng, George Lamb, lion. W. Staunton, Sir 0. Bright, Henry Lainbtou. J. G. Scott, J. ('hetw)ude, U. Lesson, Sir W. Smith, Abel Calvert. Me. I.royd, Sir Ed. Smith, Robert Cherr?,, G. H. Lloyd, T. M. Smith. John ('althorpe, Irn.F.G. lushinaton. Steph. Smith. lion. Robt. Caleroft, John Mothert), John Smith, Samuel Caterers. J. jun. Moberly. W. L., Smith, William Calvert, C. Marr)3o, Jas. Searlett, James Campbell, Mo. J. Maciostiald, J. Sefton, Earl Crewe. R. S. Mackititolo, Sir 3. Stanley, Lord Carter, John Martin, John Stewart. Wm. Coveedish, Henry Milbank, Mark Stuart, Lord J. Caul6eJ. lion. 11. Milton, Viscount Sykes, Dan. Clifton, Viscount Musick. J. 11. Spurrier, C. 11. Coke, T. W. Moore. Peter Trenisyne, J. H. Colborne, N. R. Moore, Abraham Tulk, C. A. rrespigily,SirWin. Moody% Sir T. Townsend, Lord C. Detenport: Davies Neville. Hoe. ft. Tavistock. Mary. Dawson, 11. M. Newport, Rt. Has. Taylor, C. Ditties, T. 11. Sir J. Tierney.RlHon.G. Danlosos, Wm. Newman, R. W. Wyan, Sir W. Dmilmm, Thos. Nugent, Lord Wynn, C. W. Hondas. lion. 1.. Onslow, Arthur Wode.honso. IL Dunconson. Vise. O'Grady, S. Whitmire, W. Demos. Th 9. Ord, Wm. Williams. Sir R. Evans, W. shborne, Lord F. Webb', Ed. P.lliet, E. Ossuiston, Lord Whitbread, W. H. Fan", John Plumber, John 'Whitbread. N. C. Farm& Robert Pollen. Sir John Wilkins, Walter Fellovies, W. H. Peel. Wm. Y. Williams. W. Fergusson. Mir It. Phillitrore, JOS. Wilson, Sir Rohl. Fitzgerald, I.d.W. Portman. E. B. Whittington, Sir T. Fitzroy, Lord C. Pittner, Cul. Wood. Alderman Fitzroy, Lord J. Palmer, C. Fyshe Wyvill, 111. Folkestone, Vise. I'lB.l.'l's-110n. J. Abereromby and Lord A. Hamilton. Mr. Phonier paired of with Mr. Dent. this the following extract of a letter, dated Bilboa, May ' - - - -------- Y, furnishes proof.--- Yesterday the nuke of York trammeled military "The day berme yesterday. Don Juan Aiitonio Yandiola, business with the King, at his Pulace in Pall-mall. late Deputy fur this province in the (',.rtes, arrived here front i Prince Leopold dined with the Ilucheas of Kent, England. Ile was attended by a tare sod brilliant party cm at the King's Palace, Kensington, yea, relay.horseback, Who went out to nice, ! lan. When he a; proach «l the toa n. then made him descend from the carriage in : The workmen are proceeding rapidly with their pre which h.• ass ridinir. and mount a beautiful white horse prepa rations for the military at the Royal Mews. Charing pared for him. A band of music pi...retied the prticesaion. i. sad in this manner he entered amidst the discharge of cannou t rose. The arrangements appear Wet ssruplate the and ringing of bells. The balconies ware limed with speeta-i reception of about one thousand infantr y . No prepa toes to we lcome his return." : ration whatever has been made for cavalry. Extract of a letter from Cadiz, 25th Aril, 1820:—.; , 41 would seem that she vioat u es 4 c o mitta.isounte d "'The day after to-nwirrow, the efectlnl of IffenelL on their Velocipedes, Min become rather trueblesome stone in celebrate the Constitution will take place ; it so the worthy citizens of that metropolis; the follow- is handsome ; there will be great rejoicing and a h.in- . ing tieneral Order, in consequence, has been issued quet, and each soldier of the garrison (which is now us;:s RR AL OIDSIIII-111V HIS eXCELLENCT Tile MOST NOMA composed of those of the Isla) will receireodistribu- TIM GOVERNOR-UENIMAL. Lion of money.—The Volunteer' will on that day pa- . " His Excellency the Must Noble the Governor Gene rade for the first time." ' ral is pleased to direct, that In future • Velocipriles' shall not be permitted to enter the Respondentia walk. Letters were yesterday received front Rio Janeiro , " By Order, to 1!•th March, from our of which the %Bowing is SO : " C. T. Heavens, Officiating Town-Major.' extract : I The anal grand ball given to the Ladies by the •• We yesterday wrote yon fully, by the Friends, Or- ;M o st Noble Knights of the Bath, on their Installation, ing you complete details of all the events that have taken and which was postponed till the conclusion of the place in Buenos Ayres, and to those letters we beg leave war, is, we understand, to take place on a more to refer. Our slates from that quarter are up to the 29th exten - February. British merchants there expected that some eke and magnificent scale than was ever witnessed in n )))))) rotary advantages would h e pi n e.' by those who this country, as there are fifty Knights to he stalled. had property in the country, through the new treat en- Vauxhall Gardens, and those of Chelsea College, are treed into with Artiga., hot these will he of short mentioned as the places at which this splendid enter tion, owing to the war into which the country idiot tainme_ns _ is to take place. necessarily be dragged with the Portuguese, who. he 'ides being formidable, barn their resources at hand, Feathers and ermine have risen enormously in con and they besides command the entrances of the River, sequence of the approaching Coronation. As there is anti the Buenos Avrestioverement has no other revenue not enough ermine in the country to answer one-tenth than that derived from import ditties." of the demand, the .kite and black cats of the United Extract of a Loter from Canon, dated Dec. 20:— Kingdom will be in great request, and the Tabbies " The Congress frigate is het..., and her arrival has ought to he lot the watch to save their favourites. excited the fears of the Chinese, is-ho constantly keep The fine weather will probably attract much coin armed vessels to watch her. Ihe y have more than party to the baths at Yarmouth, which have undergone tame ordered Captain Henley to depart. lie, however, great alterations and improvements since last season. did nut think it proper to obey, and they do not .Tu these baths have been added the Douche, for the possess sufficient fore to enforce their mandate, and I partial application of cold or hot sea water. The all intercourse with the natives is prohibited ; the only i rooms have been enlarged and are rendered much more methoiltd obtaining provisions is through the agency c cionmodlous ; and the most complete arrangements are of the Atnericau Con:ul (Mr. Wilcox), who, after put- made for bathing in every branch. chasing the necessary articles, is obliged to have As the Duke of Angonieme was in the act of putting them culls-eyed in ve•seels sonic distance from Canton, his foot in the stirrup to mount his horse, on proceed to where :he frigate is anchored." I ing to review the troops on the plate of Louis the The estima es of the Army Service TOT the present Greet, at Lyons, on the 6th inst, the animal, frightened fear have been printed by order of the House of Com- by the sound of the drums, started aside and threw his moos. The total numbers of the Anay are 112,4, 4 5 Royal Highness to the ground, but he received no lu men, Including officers, of whom 19,829 fonn the Bei- jury by the fall. dal) Regiments on service in India. IHut_cupsocsiee- The Brewers have bad a general meeting upon Mr. ' ea house from India consist Gf 1,490 men. The total M. A. Taylor's motion for a further reform in the fur- -. numbers of the Standing Army to be provided for on nun of the capital, when their Chairman was instruc- the home e stablishment, including officers and non- ted to inform the Hon. Member, that they had no ob commissioned officers, are 93,262 men. The total es- jection to consume their own smoke, provided they tinsated expense of the military service, including the were not called upon to drink their own beer. volunteer corps, &c. amounts w 6,807,466/. 6s. 601. IVe understand that a new Race-coarse is about to ' The expense of the volunteer corps for the year I be formed upon the Common near Stafford, and that amounts to 169,500/. The Regiments ordered home the Races in fame will take place in the week after from India for the purpose of being disbanded, are the the meeting at Newcutle-under-Lyme, in the month 21st and 22d tight Dragoons; and from the Cape of of August. Good Hope six companies of the Royal African Corps.' It was mentioned some time since that orders had The 21st Dragoons arrived in r. ngl a n d on the 6th of been sent to St. Helena, directing a more enlarged April last; the 22d are expected to arrive by the freedom to be allowed to Bonaparte. The expected 24th of June. The expenses of these two corps are return of Sir Hudson Lowe is considered as • cor chargeable to the Honourable the East Company until roboration of the fact. the day of their arrival in England. Mr. Coke's birth-day was on Saturday week tele /Ike Alenieeerlontains a letter from the Chevalier bested in all the towns in that part of Norfolk in which du Brevet, Secretary to the Duke d'Orleses, denying a that Gentleman resides, with even more festivity than report, which originated in the Rosanna* of the lUth usual. • instant, and which was circulated in the Paris Jour- Crtt.o MuaDea.—About half-put four o'clock on nal% that the King of England formerly boo rowed a Saturday morals', as some brick-makers were going tonsiderabk sum of weary from the late duke of Or- to their stack, they found the body of a f em ale i n f an t leans, which leaa, it was represented. his *feisty had la a ditch adjUoniug the toot-path of the public road, ea:gained slue his accession to the 1 brute. near Edward's plate. Kensington; it was naked and Earl Spencer is spoken of as the probable eareemer deed, with its throat cut across in a shocking mai of Sir Soseph-Bankes, who is about to leer the Pre. Mn t the body wee conveyed to the poor-holm ter she sidency of the Royal Society. • inspection ttf*Coreser'eJary. C',.. OLD BAILEY SES.SIONS. —Ob.— • The Sessions at the Old Bailey cootriseacal this day tete?, lir. Justice HATL4II *ad litroll The foli , sivini is the state of h:s Majesty's gaol •.,1* Nos. gate 10th Msy, : Convicts under sentence of death - - X , --- upon whom the juisrme-t of the Court has been respited - - 4 0 under sentence cf transportation for life X 14 • fur fourteen )ears - - 14 12 -- for seven }ears - - - 7 24 Prisrmars under sentence of imprisonment for felony and misdemeanours - - SI 11 Committed b , Conluoissiiiu?rs of Bankrupt* S i For trial at present Sess.on - - - 143 I State prisoner - - - I fi Fur Assizes - . - - 1 • - si 0.) fleinatary statement of the tuition% oilmen with which tie prisoners fur trial seterelly staid elserpki. imittell. .VidtUart. Steeling notes from a Genera: Post-office :utter - - - - -- I Housebreaking - - - - 1 iturgiery - - - . • .. Utteriaa forged Dottie - - - V II Highway robbery . - i 3 Stealing in a dwelling-horse - - 3 -- privately in a mop - _ __. 1 Rbeep stealing - - . Larcenies - - - - 13 74 Bigamy - - - - _._ I Stealing from the person - - S It Embezzlement - - - - - - I Ntisdenteanotir - - - -a - _ Frand - - - • 3 Perjury - - - - - S -• TAO John Iferrey, John Bury, !Union Bury, and Ana wife, stood indicted for killing and carry is; au ay a wet...- sheep. and also a large quantity of potatosn, the property of Ed w ard Hoards and two rabbits belonging to Mr. Hard ing. The ease against the prisoners was so inconclusive, Tastier principally upon the evidence of a man whose own coolant did not appear to be free from iuipateion. that the Jury declined giving his Lordship the trouble of reading tie evidence, and unanimoesly acquitted the prisoners. Join Bonney, aged 10, was put to the bar. eharged stealing a cart and horse, and four sides of veal, tc. the pro perty of Christopher Deering. The charge was closriy proved, and the Jury without hesitation fused the prisoner —Guilty of stealing the meat only. .V.4nIL LYTELLIGENCS. Drat. MAY 16.—Came down from the River at Mee. and sailer! with the rest of the outward-bnend, the 'flails Army, Stevens, for Quebec; Suffolk. Allison, foe*. rio• ntaa's ; and Jane, t'brist ie. for .1111111iille.—It blew yeti bar! this morning, and the outward-Mond that sailed hare pet back.—Arrived, and sailed for the River, the Dick. Harrison. front Ceylon saddle Cape ; Ocean. Whittle, from Iloaderas Riddoek, from Tenerife; the Reliance, front Charento ; and several more, particulars unknown. F , 111 AV 4.—Arrived off this port the Uao Rix ney, Elliott, from Jamaica. in 47 days, for Londen.—Passed this port on the Ifth inst. the Chesapeake, Paw son, from Lon don, fur Valparaiso. WET lAOCTIA, MAY 16.—The Alsorah„ WHOA, from Ma dras, passed this port last night ; she sailed the 40th Jan.; left at the Cape the iloogly transport sail two or three other vessels, homeward bound. The Phosnix and Camila left Bengal on the ?Mb. Jan. POITSISOCTIt, MAY 16.—'Sailed his Majesty's brig Cam.- lion, on a cruise. Pt y yours, MAY lA. Arrived the Minerva, Dwell, from Norfolk ; and Zeepard, Dutch schooner, from the Tete!, for Batavia. LIVERPOOL, MAY 15.—ArTived theJobtrand Mary. PA'Ar thur, from Honduras; Agenorla, Ridley, from Paraiba; Pacahootas, Boyd, from New Orleans; Catharine, Andieot, from ditto; Olive, Lingham, from A alt; Oases, Wilson, from Charleston ; and Chichester, Sexton, from Lis bon and Cork. COR.V.EXCHANGE, AL.r 17. We have ha•l very little Wheat fresh in since Mon day, nor any improvement in the demand this morning; hut what few sales were made were at Monday's prices. —Barley was very heavy sale, and rather cheaper, hav ing scarce a buyer at market.—The arrivals of Oats have increased, and the trade was very heavy, bat there is no alte►atiuu in prices. On Friday afternoon, about fire o'clock, as Sir Henry Wilson. of Chelsea-park, accompanied by one of his daughters, was diving his cutricle up Bond street, the pole became disengaged from the vehicle, and the horses ran sway with great speed. Endes. Touring to stop them the reins broke, and Slr Henry fell back into the street, bat without receiving mattriul injury. Miss Wilson was soon upset I .and with similar good fortune. The infuriated seals were ultimately stoped by coming in contact a led horse, which they threw 'lowa, sad which soon after. DIED. On the 16th of May, at her brodsm i ebll4ll4l wall, Mary the second daughter of the 111111 llawtree. P.sq. At Spring Garden. Trimmest* ye the 14611 wife of John !Stephenson. Esq., of Illatield.piae ll elgt At Geller), in the East Indies, on the 1001 of N last. at the house of her uncle, Captain Willows, aged 19. eldest daughter of the late P. Travers, Req.,- Majesty's Forces. - - COURSE. OF EXCHANGE.—Fit Amsterdam. 19 3 C.F. Leghorn, 41' I Ditto, at sight, It Genoa, Moi - Rotterdam. l 9 4 Antwerp. 19 6 Ilamhargh, 36 10 Alfons, 311 II Paris. 3 days' sight, 46 66 Ditto, 46 66 flordeaes, 9S 66 Frankfort on the Maine,lll6l Vienna, Ef. Flo. In R Trieste, Ef. Flo. 109 Madrid. 36 Cadiz, 36 !Whoa, 36 Parcelona. 36 Res Ille. 44 Gibraltar. 30 Malta. 46 Vitator, V 7 Naples. 394 Lisboa. 61 r 4O l irtUalro, 11111 s, Palermo. I Dana. $4 Owl. 9 Per • taiga gold Bald • Per New Doublooss, Mow Dollars. #' Sitter. la is. Old. HIMI WATER .%T blunting. 118 miee. el Load°. : bud Pillhissii by the losiorrears s i R. W %It1)E1 I. J e... at des I)Set. sit- St. C:eureit Okay oesessidelq" — •„____, • e a ... d I.:vcrtistimests stsklegwisstai I this rooming : londay's prices. r cheaper, hay- rrivals of Oata eavy, but there 'clock, as Sir panied by one 'idle up Hood- Dm the vehicle, ipeed. Endes. ant Sir Henry t receiving any sou spirt ids% is foisted sal; in contact with Lad which doll Sews bia lr AtlO Itblaingt. Oft plow SVP6II. ISt of Novelette , riuows, Cavan revs, FRIDAT. 11 00 D. Si 16 pet oz. per east. r Wit Ad maw, W. Its , rot. loose. Me- OiR re, Mi. lei& /are, . Hi THIS DAlf. AI after_ the Paiorara•••• 1•••" owswisatioas. to tie *4,104 r I IV :~ I.