The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-15 00:00:00

Is certainly subject rosin, for all olio ors intotertod irs the vormauesit happiness of their mildly. It has •ot only presented mach of the joridical vandal . that was fast generating in all the Coatis, to he de. :F re red gravely by the Judges of Me lam), in . tolptoti accents sad law rhetoric; bet is has thrown a ;nom colouring on the gent Manchester picture which its blagistratcs ate wool to so) wort, in the nature of i things. hare been Ir•gical in its ratastroptv, if they had net ordered the it. of the tabs..— Lot Monday (a truly saint Prloo0.•)) Las pran ged in the ideas many a malignant harpy pre- I diction with which oho Br. Bench, sod. Pulpit might here teeing d. It has (very unfortunately for o i 'Feick Judge) renitudieted toed' of his proplivsy,l while stoning ono from Lis mnuth, snit, iro doubt. it will prevent a pest many other chinning tinders from old Codgers of the Law ; who bating been at. tattooed to so cootrsdiction in Count of Law. think they hate a eight to otter whatnot h tepegront to trapetivon, tad in oppositien to airmen sense. The clod benefits, thew, of the day so recently sag happily patted over, most not be left unsaid sod unnwg. They tnu•l he dilated and reflected upon. Bison is sof enrosl doration. but ANGER (oat of which ell this von) is a passion of short life. The )nerds of Reform, therefore, most not fall into a geittetet state— public opinion Ins of lan greatly siesi4at►d itself. It MUM be kept in salon—the people in 'very part of England mint be impregnated by spot Wirings. with the • holosome &isnot which bat boe• *horned an honourably in those of the North. If the enemies of !Inform, or in other words, but of trill import, the friends of abuses and corruptions, gsn ern again obtain the ascendancy hot for a dny. • plan of military despotism will bound upon most et.gentiat.►bly, sod which would throw the lie. formes back half a century perhaps; or, at least, we should hate no thane• of a remedy bet from salon howl( wi•hrot oho Sid of patriotism. that from the whet. fabric fano( by the soporintorribent weight of its esn in•epatatste emb west& The Soots Ammettcaris the elm deserve to he free I 0111.111•1•11, as COPIA with heir ••• decisratiou of %dependence, they abolished starer,. end in this! humane end g w irk lito greet RILITAR, like another Wagon:mewl, dittingoished himself by de. tiering not way egging* importing any more dames. bet elan that tho children burn of all should be free. We join .00 cordially in the sentiment and ad 'eke in the Morning Chroxick of yesterday :- 4 ' LOt es rally roiled the Priors, which is now in greeter danger than it has ewer yet Iwo in shire the memoir* of the Reese of Hanover. If Mrgistiates overstep the laws, let es adopt aeons to make thane amenable to them. An honest Jut, of the Metre. ', polio may be of use to them " A Correspondent recommends the plan of hosing the names end address, with the necopetioto of each of the Illeentesete Resort. inserted in all the Newspapers, and other publications favourable to the cause of Reform in Parliament ; besides which (he ',bootees) a list of these brave frlions might be pub. Mired sod sold at one hntlpenny or penny each, and &libeled all over lbe nation. For wet own putts. mach as we bold the transactions alluded to in de• testation, we are unwilling to coutsteeanc• say thing like proscription. la a re.ectioo a list of as opposite tendency might be published. end this would be in small whet the greet prosctiptlnaa of Remo were. Letters hem Weeny are quoted in a Frankfort article, stallsg that the Emperor of Rum* is es. pasted at the former city about the end of nen' month, and afterwards to take a jogger) to the eb vireos of Cohen and Mount Games. The Madrid august, of the lit inst. inestion a report that General Etto, the Goveranr-Generel of Vsleocie, is to have the command of the expedition which is sheet to sail from Cedis. Estract of a letter received by a Gentleman in the eserepolis from his brother, who cosmauds a east. leg brig in the Boy of Bengal : • CALcorrA, Fis 1 819.—" I believe I men timed I. my last, that the ,foes Seas were infested with pirates, end truly I found them so; for on my splint there on the 10th of Match last. we were at. geckod et eight by four very large poet, carrying. as I suppose, from 50 to CO oleo Farb, end after fighting them for neatly two hours and a half, the rascals thought proper to sheer off ; lucky indeed this was fur us, for bad thty costineerl the coolest a quarter of an hoer longer, we siesta beer be. all hands ',ordered. hewing only sit m 4,111408 loft. On the following morning we sate them quite plain from the decks, but they did got think prayer to approach us. I I have sines sank a pinto to the eesteard, bet the I villains had left her before MY baits could get on board. There is never any merry shown by them, as' they el ways warder every one obey take." Arrived at the port of Oglesby, on Seeley. the sth inst., abort five P.M., Coast Capes bli ghter of Foreign Affairs to the Emperor of ROW*, la company with Coast Lieges, the Region Ambits. seder at oar Coast. The lilleieler and his suite em barked imusediately t» bash, the nedor, a fine new Retaliate frigate, of SO pies.cogeirouded by Captain which arrived in Gslosshproads the day he- Mt, together with a sloop of war. Beth vessels sailed the followieg morning with a (sir wind, at four A.M. for Russia. The Ambassador, having seen the Minister embolic, returned tp Loed.in. The Doke d& Sac CARLOS has lately taken a coin. try-kause oiler Dartford. is Rent, *boot four wales hem the residence of the lionise Asbasiador, called Coax EICUAIIGI, SIFT. 15..—We ban had on arrivals of Wheat sines Wallas ; yet *bat remained over from that day made a tolerable show ; and leo Myers appearing this morning, Measles ion d. logly heavy since oar last gootatino.—easley is net la groat absadasiee, and of coarse keeps op it. prior. --White Peas still remain merry, and in/ImA asked fer , --The arrivals of Os's roatinoing to be immen-e, the Pula ebb &Scully sopprirt last blonday's 114 mos sod other artioln titer, ko Mite or no shotgun. THE STATF,ANIAN. TO HIM ROYAL lIIG II NES - S - 1 n -- 1 - . PRINCE REG DINT. Stn.—At plot , Itnjal Meters, has committed yourself and yne► rharecter, with the persons and character of your Ministers or secret scalier., you casinos fitted that, in whatever is done in the C.• hotel, the eseeptionable part only. shall he laid to their charge, end the meritorious, if any such cosh , be pointed out in your office and their Ministry, as. elated wholly to yourself. That would not be fair, any more than it would he to ead, that in jeer re cent act of •ppleedinc the sabre of their innocent countrymen, y our good nature, or in cent lenguse, your religion ides been surprised into t►e art. No, I hope your Royal Illicitness too manly le seek elietril ter under that coveting. IRV every man bear la' nen burden." The greatest delinquents are ea titled to justice. The nation, Sir, has jest been thrown into en un- , trampled stale of distress, difficulty, and ferments lion. This friteeetation in the motel world, like that in the natural, cannot be stopped till it has es. hassled itself, and that may be either in an ardent spirit or in a corrupt rapidity. Woe le thew busy I I mischievous heads, who liege thrown the 'even inter the previously on•leldy mess of unquiet matter, •acid thereby ignited en intestinal motion, net easily al., 'eyed. Bet I will net occupy your Royal High ness's attention in en useless or cirassolocetory ordain. The state of Great Britain is (to use a fa. utilise phrase), a little not of joint, and I should hot* your Rnjel Illgliness knows as much ; as if something skitfol b• sot soon done, the On of Mire ; of its members may he lest for ever. Sir. it is not necessary in these days to write u treatise open the origin of power, and of she nature of civil inviitations; they are w►ll tinderslotd by every tyro in poli•ics. Sorely your Royal ugliness aged eel be reminded that, as one Revolution set year Family upon the Throne, another Revolution may dose mesh for another. The people kenw to whom the Stele belongs, end they may be forced fe l prove that they possess that kneehole. I trust in' . Con, that no Member of the Illy Allleate bas is• fused in'o past Royal ear any thing to induce you to &glint that knowledge. Those legitimate So. ',reigns r pen the old espleded doctrine of the divine right of Kings, suit on this ground they ere troubled, w bile General Ucematiorec sits on the Throne of Sweden. They info*• into the minds of their sobjects the omit and seemliness of " passive' *hotlinee and non-resistauce" in the people, let she Prince do whet he please*. Tarte once powerful precepts are now deem►d insulting doctrines; th►y are entirely exploded, and the remembrance of them hateful. Those ideas never had the power or elect of maims •pen even the weakest minds, end if they had, common masims are not to be resorted to as guides in twinge necessity, at any time, much less a► this, when Englishmen are so well enlightened with ►espeet to their rights. They will proceed upon none of the common matins of Statesmen. 1 ter Royal Iliehness has lived in a time ekes the people have no occosinn to search for the titles establishing their own rights; they are more disposed to enquire Into the claims of thole who assume to goes►. them. Nothing no bereave them of their right, bet a great many circeassteuees may occasion the forfeiters of I then 'attritive which have been conferred by them on individual.. A peat lawyer, afterwards Chan , cellos of these realms, once said oa this subject, that " there are estiaordinery cases, eases of OPClik gity, which are implied, but are as well not to be eaerally 'sprigged, in whleb obedient-ems; end gind !Pastan:, begin." Bet it is unnecessa►y to spend a moment on quotations of this kind ; it is s matter of prudence, indeed, bow far I may allow myself to in. &Ise in enervating upon them. Perhaps the At ecitteso•Genteg 6 may say, that he prefers a great living authority to a des(' one; and yet, whin I eon eider the confusion which another great eights throes out in this absurd plirese of "he respects the Contd. lesion as by la* eglaidisheil," I au surprised so much respect is paid to hit decisions, from the first Bench in the kingdom; fur he might certainty, wish as mach common tense Ind reason say, he ►espects the lines of suture, at established by philosophers. Bat the dicta of men elevated by -office or rank, are apt to usurp the place of those which are laid dews by men of elevated unilerslanditigs. Ills predecessor gen*, would not have been pally of such a lapses. The Noble loud, however, miy do no berm in his own particular proiince, which is Dot intended to speak of the origin of kw, but to "spouted it, when in dentin, and in that hia sober and plodding head may ►un against nothing so bares, to injure Ailey/ spot or patient. In a work called the Crisis, near foui-sciste years ago, Sir R. Stahl: said some pretty little troths concerning Liberty, which might seem applicable to the events of the roast day.— After admitting as en axiom what cannot be denied, end ',hat on man ought to be allowed to deny. that without representation Its Parliament, ire elms can be said to enjoy liberty, he says epos ibis very interest. hog subject—Liberty is a very pled thing; without Liberty we conned be free sent.; health is gond, end strength is good, bet liberty is better thus either. We cannot possess our souls with pleasure sod satis faction, "scent we preserve in ourselves that in estimable blessing which we call liberty. The true Went man cosoilms In conducting it according to his own just senisments and innocent inclinations ; men's brine is degraded below that of a free agent, when his iiffectiorts end passion. are Co l.•nger governed by dictates of his awn mind. With the liberty here spoken of, a man's life go d his property may be et the will of a went employed to our wen rain end that of our fellow •rveatto i es. let me hope these observa tions are not throes sway spin year Rept' Ilie- c 0... If they are, one mast wonder that (boy shnuld be reeirie.d leivis greater form an at that they may ps odes, the geed 'fro Weeded by TArITUS. P. S.To TUT EDITOR —As nothing in the sessllest degree *tidal loth.. Public Casa. 4 , 11 be said %Jokiest the hmterd of its being enrty•.d into libel, I sbouk decor it heed std onjett that you •htteld assurer for any sin at sable atoilitt the Pow►rs that be. For this 1.041.18 I hate given von mr address, on condition dist yco net., make it known, ogles, required by She Lour, blAiron. SS to do Its a still greater man, the Arrenrca-GCareAL. S•,eh a.prn• cording 1 obnald he sorry for. I gravid lire anti die a pivot.. rttriot : pro.t.ineoe.it not within sty wish: but if a great lawyer will actually attack an insig nificant one, lb* public. oil& he greatly amused by the conflict, soul perhaps not altogether enhenefired by its issue. The Ptince mg was warm with my forearm, he may desire the It ory Sir Rower G !Mit n to take me to task ; for, as JUR !us sots," the anf•est bodies warm with opposition, the hastiest sparkle is collision," &c. IidVAL lATELLIGENCif. —r- Flutotren, Sari. 12 —Ar►i•ed the Waterloo, Illachire free ranee r.J.•rd's Island is 32 day.. paar., irrr 14 —lsass•d by the beck of the win Sandi* the Gems& and Math. GICZPOPt. fir 'tot. tertian: from Msneillev.-It•main to the Moat the Severn frigate, end U.iit•nce pilot _ • - - PLYMOUTH, SM. 13 —ArriteJ the Br:llient, Robeck, from Ilsero; Titus, Chitivo, from Loader' for Pernambeen ; 14611.11 i. !Awry, from Peters burgh; Aire, Burs; and Ctiverly, Richardson, for Memel; and John, Maihowann, for Copoohagen rimed by the Ocean, Holmes, from Jamaica for Loudon. PONT•NOUTIg. Srrr 1 —Arrived the Femme!, Hook, from Finhs..ll; 11 4infort ,i,si„. G os , Chrislisns ; and sloop of 114 r, froin the Downs. —Sailed the Csmel store ship, for St. Helens; end Venal. Fusarrl, Cowls, Ster I I. —Passed she hick of the Wight, the Welherger, Nlej or, from Rio Jsneirn for S t omps, *ruler jory resists, haling lost her fere and main. mars through the roads to the Westward, the Royal GOMA, malt. KIISALt. SETT. 7.—The Jon', Brown, fro. issneirs for Glasgow, gr t nn shore 'boot e oily to • the West card of the (Whir lisad. Themirge is rip peeled to be 'seed, bet the ens., will be lost. Ettrect of a letter in the Courier, dated Paris, Sept 8: " Sir Rowley Wit.rost gaits Paris nn Thursday, IA order to he present at the Southwark Meeting. The impaired health of his sister has occasioned his reel. deuce in this .apt sl." A p s iy o r e lours from %Varga, of the 16th Aug. I states, 4, that hi UATLA, Diocese,' of the Police in (bat Irby, having warmly espoused the interests of Made. eseiselle rums, s Frroch screm, who was by the audience, ordered an Ordinance to be slack l up in the matket.plact and pohlic walks, • prohibit. tog any rotate hissing at the French Theatre, under the penalty of hiring caned.' The writer es:leime, 6 that when Souwoeorr. in the Feel/mug of Pratt, pat to the sword 1,0 AEU of big conistrymen, the crime ass less revaltio4' The Poldinders„ to clods the D.dinsnce, end to brave the protection which was granted, in Id ulemoiselle Prude by the selhdr titles, took their places in two bawls is the Thiele' and the moment this actress appeared, one half began sneezing and the other gaping. The noise we. so load and aninterropted. that the Monitor wee oblig. ed to let fall the certain. This ides, copied from the Dirrtrirre de Seville, appeared so little emoting to the Grand Duke CoIihTANTIIII, that 50 person., civil sod military, were apprehended the day after by his orders." Mr. IiRnOGIIAII.—It gives es great pietistic* to be able to contra: het the report of this gentleman's severe indisposition. Ile is at present residiog at his seat its Wrstroollend, in the enjoyment of enlister. Irepted good health.— (Morning derenick.) A Ere broke out this morning. at half.pael frier, in the upper part of the house of Mr. Webb, tailor and salesman, No. 45. Fore.strret, Cripplegate. It sooh might the upper part of the adjoining boon, Init.. kited by Mr. Harrison, an eminent cheese.neenger, 'ha corner of Moor•lane. The fire now bore en alarming oppearence, the holism in that part being mostly old and beill of wood, with lath and piaster fronts. Engines shortly after arriving, and water he. log already refuting, the firemen soon begin to play with great effect on the devouring element, and eit• tingoished it after destroying the upper pert of the hour,. Ni.. lives were lost, nor diJ any accident occur that we could learn. ituctot.—Mrs. Finless's, .the wife of Mr. rte. Jason, of Lissms-grove, Paddington, pet • periisiklo bet life on Monday misroing, by setting her thr eat with a razor. The deceeard hail bhea foe.some in e state of mental derangement. An Inquisition bas been helJ onv he body, Verdict—Lunacy. Macencitoor Acctossr.—A very decent reaped. able MIN of the name of Maitland, farmer in Qnsi. ry of laithrrs. Rear Torrid'. while learliag a 0.11 to Hattie fair on Friday week, was attacked by the is. (quieted anietsl, and tossed in the air tea considereble hei g ht, by ibicb he was so dreadfully injered that he died in 1 few raineies. Tim ball thee rap atskibey who accompanied Mr. Maitland, and bat for the in. invention *lmpose people, whe witnessed the shotk• its( ettestrephe free an arlinialog field, and drove away tie auidial, it is probable be wield hate shared she same fate.—(Cniedonien Mercury Dunkin, SEPT. 9.—Tbe barring tlikory is gala; on with great success; price per cues 12s. and 13.. !lure are at present 250 boats felployedi and no leas than 43 vessels is the herboer, the eresler Pali of which are tahlog in herrings for elms at a distance. it is singular, that within these few year', there were but 5 or 6 6th-carets belonging to the town. sad this year there are 48 persons emoted is the district. Tee waist of herbage-rims seems the greatest dills-ally to Dinher becoming one of the brat fishing stations, and i.e hope to sae this obviated by tki liberality of the Sizgistratti. • 0 OLD DAMN' The ,*swerve.' ibt• mama; ender Jetts*, B,'?. GRAMtar. awl Itiebirassir. Mashie. Alb.. r, • prey* et delel -*vale appeal...we, elle pat sn the bar 11.• a el.tr,• 4 Amerind •4 a tefffilit hit i Ti• is tow fryer rad rn. Ile flea are. :w - re Armee ..p. las r of Weary Levi.* eerflil-ell. .t . •••• tear Used in she CH. f.t ntie it, in, and M. e. In e.. west ever Jeer Unv, IP AI. Ile b sow reels. vett, sad pleaded frailty In Inn aillielin• 01. Minis It nswitted tree Prioitor IO .4111linw ,be plea. but he p-lanie4. and ram fee .r tett Jobs at ne aid Rri roe soy. Intme guilty if oral hat oilier Wows abaft the vallie of 411, from one le tee .r a ▪ latfard. :•frpn Clint ii. brisk ehardeitaitlysteelin: 16 ...etui .ad a lamb. II yr pro... t ern', TadiniA Crrinit. M... ..•r Of New pos t litr !bet. dopes. d, tau be b••.9,1* tkt beep oto stio tt depot, marled R. 11., to sh.els be ....dr. , awn ma*. tee "tier 1 . 1 •i t led *eh , " t the she. It a. -I. raw. It if , and a drover. to Neal's yard. near , Severn The elmi missing he vent allelllor b .v a.th far dt me, In rtonlnt as moor af er di.! my **slid iyintediviely to tlatitht ts IVO a @Ad at radoisatia .. B. sates bbers. nod a lash arrrr uomaa f t Stacy Senn Dared lon cottage vest La‘d'irriekes are and !.e VI/0.1.11MS "" l k"*F ineordt,vb e es'itoSt. i est be Cramp • boy In BUPA. the roastable. sword trim* and nab of. !Oa of the sheep sere aa..ging . tee akiny lilac betide they. gait. wow, aid were t• unload le Arteibrstike meaner eases sail a lash sere searast ~.rar airs as. masks eriahbe4 his to kiss the. were bin i abs Miran was pet ered by UMW aid Olken alter erit..isig *Meta W. Heim leek the she p 1.. Reale %RTC as 11. theft theal rh as the di, of purrbese, verb Iva.• lamb, wields were cier, be lore. illaso the drover dep.oett tY Winne farts. • Woad. Ow ensemble few chest arita‘e ,fter referiag tie PYYteser. It rtroataalareeentaseethse fanny, aid ow aster r. , it swim. • la aheMrp he Nand the dared led ski.v, a the rat , tbetwast • has ialtb Chelsea anew so is, *bits castaioed. Rub mg M iter thisrpi, deplore* , NW • ewitawliel• blue bent, alovbeseast bit same. Two !satchels, ob.. bad blows OW wo,. sae f., three. She Mart tx tsar yritrf, and he wham he lasi brut enteloy. ed, save his a e•yd , learairlta f r briae*re. hat ilk . , k lerrib obliged tnYeellat,T him for id, *vat of flettetity is the kiliiat brawl id by vrafraiitto. Jed** Rlctilitios ifs refired les titan e. aod the .11.7 /ran Ike tit•yese - thsilm • REQUISITION rs rmE HIGH BAIL►F? or SUUTUW:iRK. • --......-- . , We stood three or to r days *go, thee a depots. lino from the Inhebitrinto of to., lisr..ntit of South mark bed wsitrd upon the High Mail, feettbe. per. pose of knowing uteri It .011111 i he cooveoleat for blip to receivii them, with s IFt•quisitioo to convent k Public Meeting of the Inhabitants et the Toes Roll, to etprissi their sentiments upon the lste proceedings it Manchester. The High Bailiff appointed yeller day to , receive the Do ...station. A. one eellet rite,. dry, according to appointment, Messrs. G4 11 .' p UK Mark, nod *Weight, waited upon the Niels asiliff, and presented to Aim a formed . Roijoisi.i,n to I content. e Meeting ..f the Inbehitsott of the Fin. • roegh, for the. purpose strearly usentiooel. The Centime. who composted the , tlepetaltits were recoiled with great vliterive. Is, the High 80, Hi, who, lifter reeding the Requisition. informed !• thee that he would take time to consider of the pro . priety of their request. The Gentlemew imprsind upon the High Rsiiiif the necessity of their receiving a ! , ee.ly *usurer, tied urged the appointment of a dsy • for that purpose, when the letter declined Wag a day for dolisering his oriole?, but assured them they should receive it iii sodirient time fur lag e Mee ing on T..e.dty or Wednesday nest, if he, ea ein , ideratien. should approve of their request.— : Should the Iligh lifilit refuse to consent. a ltoroagit 1 Meeting in the Town Rill; it is, we ondeistend, the intention of the inhabileots theroseire to convene a 1 p iblic Meeting, at such time and place as they shall deem fit sod proper; to espies. their sentinsvots open the hisni.thester prec.oolings. Wherever they meet, ; they will receive the persons) assistance and stipport . of both of their able end independent Repteseltao i dyes. i TUE SPIES. • Orion TISI cmascom carocretria, nary. it.) We noticed sour last the roister of the miscreant Spits so the West of Scotland. We dare say they will not be able to elect much. The poor people ar• fairly on their guard; and tbo least recolimeodatiog of 'dittoes awakee their suspicion. • One day last week a woll-drathsad wan, represent. ing Aimee( as a Delegate from Hall, called on a per. • son connected With • Radical Reform Committee / and espoused a wish lo establish a correspondence. He oat told that, es they had no secrete, be geoid be introdorml at a Meeting which was loom to bu held. This was declined; sod en . appointment wee made to meet in a tavern in Glasgow os Sunday. The Reformer, however, did not and this Hull Delegate. It is, miler, propel , In °hoarse, Met a notorious Spy frequented the tavern in question. .• Kuuseraork, 7th t. 111111.. 11 iVer, the undersigned, do hereby testify, that It Issl brnright 4 man into our shop on M..udsy , the tOtia of August Nat, stalls/ that be wished to converse with. a Member of the Coussisittee for reindicting ilarlismentary Reform is Oh! place • end his fi rst words, • Thu we had too many web s in thi loowis here.'—Nest be said, he Cern@ to Inform us of Piddle Meeting the Paisley people were gning to hold, and they wnald be glad if as many of 'hell' friend, from this place as cilia get 'Minding and ' they would meet at Paisley is spite of ell the tones that geoid be brought agates , them e and fr;rthpr. they aro waking itikts in little,, similar to those used in the late Irish rebellion. •• U. said, shit' the bowl was Is bilasce it In the band.—The knife seeded to be iecy sharp to cot bor.'s' bridles; end the book to pull men from their leaks., and, is a concissionohli spoor was to pleura into their bellies.' Also, it is hinted they are gning to take Dambsrion ('astle.'', We said, • that aroold be s dal:kelt vidertekine.' Ile said, could be token with outbrellas,jost boa out the tagie's eyes.' lie staid. s be was Wend fir'Nowsaitne, so eve his wife's (decide there.' Said atin, • hit skived ia Ame rica ill the last iesr.' y " lie had the dialect eta Rritswda ; is from deo fret 64 to bee feet sit inches MO; black coneriesion- MI, thin feted hid lean. girl fro* Ihlrtv to fort,* yeirs, had On a blurt .d m 94 snd seat, pith dark bromi troreeers. and isrevei i15..111 in his hind. • 6 4 We hale not Jet khird of soy biker place wtere he has appeared. " ClEOßatt •. notsiiits' (44.ree) w tij i t M *. NW . " DLLs., .• ILLIAM ' S. 1111 s fellow was Ono*** tl , ot Ilk., were all at otter tespleloos themoots, who ales, oolitic SPCOthSE. hi kRO? rilow . Arg. Inv w (clutter. I M•ch)NE.. Led sitt 'twee. of Aim, rtropt teed vie stool."