The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-10-13 00:00:00

I 'unity entreated the D•gfaaidaist to follow a monies-I perste and warantable enure,. A lime argument look place on the interpretation of the Act for the 'Aetna., of the Unitarians. 1 Mr. Corti'. returned, after regnatklost as the dill- catty of ruweeding under such renegued interrup tions. lie mid titst N.lllOO sod Emilie "mold hare fared like Galileo hid they lived in oho same corn. try. f'..liflosing or opinion elfected no nijeet ; it met d..ing nothing' en Act of Parliament could not nnnitlitte siptdions. He should persist in proclaim lot his owe bleinione whatever might be the come. walk*. tie Sent over G Geld of various argument, dt.canting on the similarity between Unitarianism sad Deism. the Attoreey-Getterst had beep brought um in the tenets of the fret sect ; he (Mr. C 4 be lle:Wel to the litter; there was no difference be- Woe.. Hole, sod the Attorney•Gantral eight to Ishii- Anew tie Information en Ore ground of the Matadors p(, He then read a trail, untitled " 4 Motor, of A. flogiorA Bible." ceostencios with the tretniatittp tit tbs. 0e0...4.1, Bede, and pursuing the various Ter.' Arse throug4 is intoreslins and curious series of limerleciders down to the proseat period. His object InniMood la be to prove to the Jury, that as a great 'Mow) of the lastooces were cases of punishment in. 1 *hoed ate ratio .a persons fur publishing the Scrip. 4 ' 'tom, there could be no propriety in pu n i s hi ng a - Illies for descanting ing on limit contents, now 'that the 1 t a ref kt•owl.tigo b/d ao materially sleeted the coo s ..r • hot Arms Wed. We loft him engaged i n the above tract. The Cunt was at that time ~A = *traded ' • but Irmo Om judicious arrange •:. preelesslyadopted, net the slightest disorder • 011eelliervaable throashoet. • 1-3/10 have not copied the estracts of the works ' *eased by Mr. Cathie: theAttorney-Gesersl, if we :-Nedersteod him rightly, threatened to posecute any ' liiilben who should publish them even in the say of seepiit. We do not believe thtt he would be very : 1 141thinsfel in such a suit ; but we certainly bate no •fl tabus le try the question with kits. I COURT OP 41.DERMEN. --oilmen.— TM Lord Mayor held a Court of Aldermen yes. ferday at the Guildhall, at which caste present Sir Wm. Curtis, Sir Mellott, Carr Glyn, Sir J. Eimer, Sir Wm. Leighton; Sir Charles Flower, Sir William I)ontaille, Sir Matthew Blocs., and the Aldermen Scholars-. Bird., Wood, Molnar, 'Bridges, titilate, Cos, Toorp, Waiihmen, and linthaell. ' ACTION AGAINST Tilt. LORD MAYOR. s ' The Lento MATOc staled lo the Coon, IMO an soMOis hod bees brought against him by Mr. Carlile, ••rim let Lordship's having canard him to be appre• • aand hold to bail, for publishing libellous and : pamphlets, and trusted that C our t wou ld ro i hie against the consequences of such a prose. eitiao, for conduct In the due esetclse of his Mug's. terial.rapacity as Lord Mayor. Sir Was. Cuatis said, " Certainly, certainly; the Court taisg+it to bear his Lordship !wink's." Mr. Alderman WOOD thought the Court ought not Intstily to commit themselves spun such a subject.— If him Lordship bad doom thy act which rendered Ilia Ssbl. to be proceeded against by law, it was his duty to deiced bimetal', and apply to Ms Coon after. words, when the question open the legrlity of his • 'dsalloet wee 6616; that was the coats, he bad • pursued wader similar circumstances In his own Ilitioraliv, sod* appeared to him to be the proper ammo to bo adapted ow all such occasion'. . The conversation, Ms Lordship making no reply, then passed off, sod the Minutes of iha last Court aro road. 1110? IN GUILDHALL ON StICR.ae.I.M.VI-DAY. On the easel ann.lon fur confirming the kilovolts, Ur. Aldermen WAITIIIIAN rose to object to the apairmetioo, eel indeed on his own accoont, or to stop any proceedings against him; but be conceived • Mr (inert Alight to proceed open facts sad evidence. The MinuteK he contended, were not tree, inns • • mach ►a they stated that the resolution to refer the errilaploiut respecting the soppoted Ninth In the Common Mil on Michaelmay.day ► to the Committee • of Privileges, bad leen come to ■fter the Sheriffs had - bete heard thapreeo. In sepport of Ibis opinion, the worthy Alderman reve►ted to the proceedings of the (inert en Friday last, and took a very- lengthened levlew of the circomstancet whieh were then brought maw dlscuasi on. Ile remarked porticularly on the as ',llion of Sir Wm. Curtis, that he was not present at . t►e previous Meeting at tht Mansion-hoes, lois he (11r..Waithmen) declared is as a mere stabler fuse ; for •Itbouih it use tree that the Worthy Baronet was . Arnbiatieest at the Meeting on Ssterdey when this AWNS* was first contrived, Aliere had been another Illiennit on the subsequent Wednesday, to mature • mmil arrange the machinery of ibis charge, end at that the Worthy Baronet urn present. llow, thee, mold hi acquit himself of being a party to se c►etly and poweionsly contrived 'cessation ? Even if that Court bad a right to enquire into the privileges end roceedhagf ift the lAve►y., whlth !Wools, con tended they- had not, their proceedings ought to be . her o *pen t had abedebeard. The persons who were . Implicated ought to have notice; an opportunity 'boob! he afforded Hum of bearing the complaint opine& ahem, and of brierging evidence in justifies lion of their conduct. Mock of the stateliest. made . by Mc. birereff Horthwell said the Common Serjesnt was ail founded in fact—them was no evidence in sapper( of the averments. It was not hoe, es stated en the Minute, " that the Sheriffs had been heard thereon," for Mr.Shreilf Parkins had not been heard at all on the business. The Lotto MAYO* hers interrupted, and said, at Certainly, Mr. Sheriff Parkins hid been heard." • 6 heard-!" replied Mr. W A Misr t 9, " he was beard to 93y, that be was entirety taken by surprise; that he was wholly enpreparevi to mike a correct adteassot ; bet that h world he prepared, if tire were allowed, to ley his account •f this occurrence, whisk toots place before them. lie therefore pro tested against reels unfair and premature proceed. i pso , Mr. Alines, Wools strongly suppcnted the ob -- .1 Alderman Waithean : he declared, be hid of proomoditt. so wholly ii...orreet sod Ile viseld neer Courier to the proms.' without any evidence but the their accuse, and without gide; then complaist against them, sod herded W le ergs la easFE ! Ile eliseted, joetioot of AI nem hold of •rtskNse. tips of indivi iMalesnis of . •olies if the •a,.t Wry k Tier ki LTATr , SMA N. , . • of the proceedings es, tiro people, and to prof concluded by eieviag, that tended to prevent. be rescinded. Aldermen Dour' t.t.a . . seise effect. Alderman Hamm strongly objected to Ibe wording of the Resolutions, although be agreed es to their general toodency, sad was willing to signs loyal drciaration. If, ►owever, the !Legolotions were oat slimed, and en other, were proposed, he 'lnlaid car. taint, bold op his hand Ger them. , Mr. Aldermen Montt, said, he reasomed on the Resolutions in precisely the MOO way es Aldermen newt', and drew easctly the (rives:to conclusion. The reason the worthy Alderman gave for voting for t►s Brielotions was the terrors which 'educed him to vote spinet this. Sir litcwAno CArert thirst and Alderman Butch lipppnfled the llreolutiont, which were then pet and carried, wish the dissent of the Aldermen Wood, Welshmen, Thorp, end Sir William Doneville ; and the Court adjtturnerl ■t Are o'clock, having coin. menced basiorss at one. To COR einPONDEN TS. ••• Tho Jew aaaaa cw toweetatashe are telowded to send the date sod Flare of titer Itehittg, awl itte setae of the Chalresswo. Thoth Itchholows WWI Itt hitched a. we es this aerosolise it leeched. 'NICK OF STll l egs - nub DAV AT ONE Cr , ..touip, Sleek meek 1194 Spec Cont. Ar.llo9pi) liper (' o r . Red. 11911 64 Of Indus Weed- It If psi. I per Cie'. Com in 0 win Lan Ass 174 14. • I.forr Coot. re 76i kidiegerr Ma. 9dis. 1 pill per. Gest. Lilt thipinNws I pm par LAparAl•lwr Ace. Itif 69 416111 i. TH.W STATASII4II%. WEDPILID IT null .a t octolta 13, 1819. The Preslenitive in list night's Gazette, far the further prorogation of Pediment, espressos, that it is to assemble eu the !3J of November " for the dispatch of divers urgent sod important stflirs." These affairs, the insolent Timmy Jeers*ls report, are both impudent and ingest, sod they very broadly Hot, stab openly declare, whet is the buskins for as bleb Pediment is t►os celled together groovier then tbe usual time, via. "to pet dews sedition." Were writers an soy op ball so corrupt and insolent as is this? Patlimpet, soy they, has no occasion to meet so soy inanciel or political occasion, but alertly to leghlste, with t►e view of pulling data sedition: is et►e► werds, TO PIISTINT THE IMSATIIIM. "ROM '•♦ nil protegee Waite swelliag act of the I..pe r t& Peritemontery theme! Not a word is said of the mimeo of whet they term sedition. liseept that the Nemiege so obiosioes to oar pretest Rulers last the epithet temultnees, or we should not deny that se dition ass en foot ; for endoebtedty there is a great disgektorionie the p eople; ear sh.old we *holler If insult tosdaall !•)11 464 so inioys as a late, shut the very 'gallium ". tackled late re. bellies !I! Not a single weed of promise, meek leas of eonsolatioa, Is offered to the suffering people of the Gaited Kir/doer. They are drives almost to medusas, and thee their conduct Is arraigned far oat being eats and patient. Ileareasi Was the fury sof ambitious and sofeelleg Rulers P,C7 known to see. pass this on any pan of the globe? Ilow blind are notions, or widch is the same eon, those 'rho repre. met motion*, to the examples of other national The 111111eisters of Great Britsio, unhappily, steed I. the, Om of their calamity at this moment, and that coun try suffers in character end privations for their mis deeds. I. would sten as if fate itself bad pre-or ()tined that it should stand, fall, or change with deo —A seri', of lemmas, blenders, writ/agencies, and crimes in our Helen, and shieb, for a long War, threatei,ed to continue (Serenity, must now, hoverer, soon and inevitably close its destiny. The trial of Sir Cui ILES WoLIELY, for sedition, has been moved by writ of certiorari into the Court of King's Bench. In cunseg he )esterday give fresh bail at the Judge's chambers. Ilia bail were A t.c.t tr cu G LLowalr, of Ls we-place, Shepherd's (lush, engineer ; and NATlloutLStumass, of Glee cease, Lodge, Croydon, Gentleman. There is reason to hope that the maritime powers of Fluor, are about to pet an end to the piratical , practices of the Barbary powers. Of ell the species' of Stare '/'rode Ms is certalely not the least. The rich Aristotrsts of England, who hare great stakes in the rensotry's welfare, ought to remember that those dohs will not hedge them ie merely, if the people ere not provided with a sufficierat recess. persce for their infirmly. It it Idle, nay, wicked, to say that their starling condi - lion is Olin( to an neer:peps: lotion. It is a shameful doctrine. Butler es ;oppose s hat 20,0 r any given number of persoiss,ast down to a meal to which every one eight be sappliesl olth a gem, t of I nutritive soap: now, if the first portion at the guests, a third or ferrules part of them, for instance, were to be helped to three times the quantity epportioned as necessary for each, most not the rest be stinted and ' piserhad by a starving medicare Yesterday afterooon, about sit o'clock, a woman of decent appearance entered Mr. CARLILS'S shop, in Fleet-street, sad accosted Mr". CARLILICOnerfIi• the states of Patrq whisk has been lately erected In it. After endeatoerlng la vela to persuade 4lrs. CAILII4 le pall the states down, she attelipted to do se herself by violence. Some persona she wore standing is front of the shop obadrved what wee miming within, sod pretested the unhappy we man from wreaking her vengeance 01111 effigy.' It was 'eldest that the was nearly frantic with fanati cism; she declared that force only should remove her, inlets she was permitted to destroy the object of her holy hatred. At length she was tarried out of the shop, sod she departed, Towle& that she would yet watch her opportunity and elect her purpose. COBlt.fillellAlHlL Oar. 13.—We had • 11 004 .•10, of Wheat from boos sad Kew, this atonsiag, at masker. which met a very dell sale, sad atonday's prices were with deacon, supeorted.—Foreivi Euler is a true cheaper, hot doll as sale. -.4 he merle, ca ttiest. to be writ suppled 'Alb Oros, the area samples of which fahy sopport Whohay's ptitcs,—in , VA" firs eta thugs i et tikastigth Ihoroforr to the wbole of the Comeion Hatt ; end that part of the Missies Sir WILLIAM CYST., opposed the motion. Thai Court bad nn power to rescind their Missies. Mr. RICOADIR 11011, relMe ferwardoind said agreed with the lion. Ba►otset. Mr. Alderman Dosavtu..e, with such warmth, et pressed his indignation at the late proceedings of that Court. Recorder was wrong altogether : re collected several instances is which athletes had bees rescisided in that Court. aid sore upon a Indium brought forward by Sir Wm. Curtis himself. While Sir William Daussille was speaking, Mr. Aldermas Wood had been looking over the niiseles, and produc.rd an instasce Jo which some ssieutes bad be►n resciuded. Op which Mr. Alderman Watvitseas observed, II was &oat estraordinary ; they were instiontint pro. ceerlials open exparle statements, and upon Me au thority end opinion of she law Deicers, and sow it appeared that even on mist oriiht be termed an 'very dry matttr, t►ese same law Mims were not quite The right to rescind minutes busing thus silmitte4l, • coneen•tiat or some length ensued as to tki.to pritty of hither inTorm•tion, which ttswinsted iu Mr. Sheriff Perkins being called ia. In Rise bis ac. coast of the cit. innstencei which etterred. On the Loan Mayoa's gisestererieg as to what passed at the Contains-hall, and east was floe towe l of the obstruction of the etectieo of a Lied Mr. Sherilr Penults replied, he did set bee. that there was any obstroction : a great crowd of persons presord forward on the hosting*, and sates) wished to address the Livery, which certainly ceased some delay In the election ; but the election was not °barreled, but did &deafly take pities. The Com mon Sequel leterreptell 1 times very item. petty, as he thought ; sod some resoletloss were moved and carried alontit onserimoosly. Alderson Wnoo said.it was now qeiteevident ibe entry on the minutes was err . Sherif Parkins', statement was very different 'from that of his !rogue, and they ought, therefore, to go Iwo trident,. Ile should persist in leggin the rescinding of the entry on the minutes. Sir Richest, Ctaß GLYN agreed as to tbikeight of the Livery to discuss master i.f a public edit, im Outmost Halls called for the purpose, or it Cprobirs lialls were denied them, at their esoembling (ions ; bet that should be After the election Vie over : he thought the election ought not to be elite strutted, and he should, tbetefore, vote for entpoity: Alderman Taalt thought that that Court had • •• right to interfere at ell with the privileges of Limy. They were an insiependeet body ; Common Halls w ere denied awe, It was very a they should seise the opportealty, when called ther, of discussing public grietatices. Alderman Brach obverted, that 48 theft much diftreace of opioleu as to the rights Court, it was high time for them is entpaire two 10.11 let whet `.• ow* were, and if rip; had any ; at the ease time contend, that when the Lord Mayer sad 6 had retired, be thought the Livery were 1 10016/11 Ow lbw 'tertian nely. AI l* We:Times Mori leetiftemy t. the COI!. den of the Worthy Members Gut. sad Ilkihs awe allowed that they had always acted fairly, earl sever .auffered their politics to referrers with their duly, sad bad n , ver denied the Livery their right of Cornmeal Halls: bet he would ask, if a Lard Meyer did re fuse Common Halls; if, whoa the Livery, ofttlr as election, attempted to disown politic badmen. he di,. solved the Hall and revealed this; if, when obey proposed to meet whitest his sanction, he ihteatested to shot the doers of the Hall spina them, bow was it possible they amid 'semis' the right these Wee. the Aldermen allowed the& ' A Nereus Cox and Sir J. EOM!' Ihenight the a.m.- mitre, to 'shish oho business was referred was the pre. per place to go into any engeiry. Mr. W.itTbstarr feplied, it was a very ants( Com. mittee for entleiry, with the Lord Mayor and the Worthy Hamel at its head. He was well aware, constituted as that Caere war, there was no chance of succeeding for him; be could sot, however, kelp de claring, that by erecting themselves into a utbseal to enquire into all manner of complaints the Lord Mayor might choose to bring forward, and defending his against prow/reties, for Manua condact,they were making themselves • subject for the ridicule of the whole et:mislay. What must the comity think of them, lobes it was . notorioss the (fatality they bad upon general occasions, to get together a satizient number of Members to do business; and yet at the last Court, ghee there was no carticalsr business oft the enstmess, sod when nose bet those who had been privately informed had twice of any business of importance to be brought forward, no less than eighteen Aldermrm were present—a greater number than had been known for years. Sir WILLar Coatis, in answer to the observation 'of Alderman WAITOWAii, mid he Was isol.ol the Meeting at the Mansion-holes on the &tetchy, but allowed he was present at the bleating of Wednes day last. The question for the conSrmatinn of the Minutes was then pet and carded; Sir William Doorsill., Aldermen Wood, Thorp, and Waitheuto only, held. Ing op their bands agalribt the motion. LOYAL DECLARATION. Sir WILLIAM CURTI!, agreeably 111 notice, foie t o more s Loyal Addrevs, to be signed by the Members. 1 The worthy Baronet concluded br moving ■ string lof Res.lotion. in the form of a Declaration, which was seconded by Mr. Alderman &holey. Mr. Alderman Wono reprobated the proceeding, as calculated to irritate the nation, by charging the great man of the people silk dissffsctlea Is the Go vrrnment, the objcet of which was inertly to cover the taiscondett of the Magistrates sad Yeomanry of Manchester. lie knew it was in vain to cootend in t►at Court, as there were persons (bore always us. :lees to pleem is a certain wearies t be shoold never theless hold op his hand against the Resolotioos. Mr. Alderman Warrustau deprecated the conduct of seise individuals, and the calling of largo Indiscri minate Meetings, as meth as say bleaker of that Corm ; but he was of opinion, that It was highly de. sirable that the cues shield be takes up ►y men of property end respectability threegh the country.-- These sort of loyal declarations were more likely to istitatil yho hollege sad wants 1$ aliptiv !f, _ .. S. ft, praises tin evils they Were ki lted Tuome.followed te the ~ LIPTEIL FKOM Mt. 11.4101 ER. M aorhesser. Strout 111.4trina, I o'cl•cis, Mt. lir OIL I MI DZA G.—lsar rert Messily and highly fiat teriog letter of the 9.b lost. came to head, and I beg yore will accept my best thanks for the worm Polo . glom )(re are pleased to br•toor on •y labours, Wbirlt cannot, however t help at tribeting morel, the warier b Of p,or regard fur an ski friend, this to soy mo,it ,of mine. 0:s Friday, tiler* was as evident change in the tended of my opponents, they heard me milk great civility, and 1 bad bested to have proceeded If, the dew of this important investigative with a tea -1 per ast.i cpola'ee becalniag its solemnity; Lott ea Sstardvy 1 saperleored the usual asperity ; alb whoa the motives of my colleague and myself sere airs! I shamefully ollaciceti, we were estopelled to throw I bark the slander upon its authors wiah ea waders of indignation which it deserved ; and, afteg • osier diseossirlc, whirls pseJoeed esplanades!, •onlog;ort were aside to us which were sathfsetory. Tire•c.st• lis sow drawing to a dose, as I hate only now to bring witnesses to identify the Yeomanry by same, who were fissured on the fatal lath; but as the Coors does not sit till Wecirr-erlay morning, I as rise to avail myself of an lovi.ation to vies! DeOrpoSli x eoci es Jest darting for that place by the cost& -it 11;11k I shall he to Loudon in shoot 4 weth.—Yours yea., ItAltuk.R. 4114NCIlirSTER. llioneay Events', Ott. li. MIL MOIR G.—Nothing of notation leas transpited slot. the adjournment of Sattirdty ; het spooled's, rest high ss to the astute of the seidici, sad the pals. tic a stalely is vet, great, sis the droning to a couclesion.—The C is slated to have said, and the report gains groend, that a ver dict is likely to be &ten of minder, but 1. what shape act decision can be accurately treenail this lime; howevet, it appears that Md. F. deteter mincd not to hear any ante esideues 41lick Mr. Huston may produce; the national emitted** Is, that, on Wednesday the essiaiitatios of 'item.. rill be over—asiJ then the derision of the Juicy is the farts 11 hi ;h. km • bean produced sill follow, es. lees llr. sti'l dais's it by anuthtt sifjorroment. In the loess' time, I usidetstand the Society of Friends are makinz a rtrt investigation into the me. ' tits of the business, which tot L plate on and jab. sequttily to the ttl h August, on tile subject of lb* treatment of the patients al the lofitm'ary ; as the Sottlety of Friends are entices to elucidate the state. mints t h a t h aat bi t •,, mule, ati.l to gite peblicity to them, eni thus Ilse it 11 their power, eliker to con. firm or coot—it-1 the e!.seges that have been artd• against tlist estatlis.inient. so consaqusince of 11,41. treatment which the auffeiers esperienced oa tinier of the magnets. 111 r. Bottum .r.e , LA•ti tlrTt fiance (as be is Imbed In ibis rtrigt•tmetlin,m;), 4comsoptoird by /Me Oeutlemito of oespect,;;;.Py the town, her bite* itiakhellee In heir inveatigatio•rs for thlse iw dleire pest of all the facts and eircuorotantes that •itget en fltaffe!4! sc►ie of =lion. 111 het* heicommer- Malden slob the Orson* wbo lire in tbelin in edfitn ficinityof the spot, and have received Weill*, iNforivcs. lion from many who were present ■t, end who witness, d tits consequences of, the Meeting, together with as merges demonstrations that greet violence mint hay. been practised to force the people into , end break down the iron fences that periled then, the destroctiont of which it still visible, together with the bloood. ' led traces of that dal's abominable prac tices. The description of the different scenes, by the petsons who live near t►e 'pot where the hustings Mond, ere truly smelling, is they were immediately in their 'bow, end some of them took place la their very houses. At the Qaaketa* Chapel, which it a greet distance from the spot where the grit commencement of Ih* effair took place, the marks of their aeastetere ere still visible, the blood ►eing tottered finest the yard, sad la all Mist:does mend the premises. I wet preent wbee 51r. Brutatrt went ogee • greet parr of the gruelio:. aid I witerned the efftct such a triads,* of °cies. tenets was likely to prodeoe. I lisle no desist the clingstone's will be painted In their tree coin era when tint Gentlemen hat occasion to adtert to them which, I tree, he nil' do in • manner beeosittng hits , high ch.rocter, and the were of the eireentatas on which ho will here to dilate, in his placel 'lament. • Mr. 11. and Mr. D. set elf 'hit morning fit Veer. po o l, from whence they retern te.ntotro* night. N _, , k pout, from whence they return 'B.mo/to* night. NAVAL INTELLIG ENG& DIAL,OCT. it —Win s.l4,—Cei do!eis teem tt• Weer and 'stied with the restof listrowiward-bosod the John, Smith, for Berbice •' Simecto Bayley * for Wasiak.; Churchill. Stint, for St. hkehael's ; ea 4 Albino, West, for Ilia I,le of France..—the latter tr. mine. Posiawoutu,Ocx.P2.—Sti:rd ibeffsraseny,Weerl. 411, for London.—Csane into kerbour the Kinuereley Castle transport.—Wind 3.5. P. PLTIIoCTII, OCT. 1 l.—Aftiltd hill hiejeti) . l Lee, from Portsmnath. Pews A NCR, OCT. 11. —The Elizab.tio, whirls was or shore et Partleareo, was pt off Lod taken into that harbour an Tuesday last. Ifeewicii, OCT. 12.—Wihel BC1111• toy packet, with a Mail, from Coalmen. Ityriteoot., Oct. 11.—Tke Howard, Candler, from hence for PhilarlaffShis, put Into Fdyel, the 11,11 Sept. basin/ experienced a betty gels so the 241 and 131 Ave.; In lat. 46 long. 37. 30. the was smirk by a sew whi.:b carried away the bowsprit, f4;rentatt. main end asizen topmasts, &c.:. the was 'reonin4 and expected to proem, in a forto:gitt.—TNe Mary and Melcolm, which ssiled from Wore hr Usioa, Mb Now. prong a Wok in the it'arr, and proceed. ert 50 e.a comfier, lo the opinion of the Poldt. Car. • Malcolm intended to pot lade Holyhead. The seatenee of she Ceert.Moriisi es Lied.w.ut Bort. es Pordnewite. is, Ibis he shod dis.uisied 11:::jea pesetas, mil so sera, reptios..dei. sailed. Printed. sod Published by S. Prltlllr. mlaishverap Maw Vence, ea, rwasstsury-rvot, l• -tit" L' •