The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-26 00:00:00

r ~: •.. .f t If tbd a actualy this moderation as a deadly blow to his power, and laboured to show, that the Allies were insincere ; but they never suffered their good faith to be brokott. France became sensible, that she had already sa crificed too much for a glory, that was now unat tainable. She was convinced, that the Allies sought not her ruin, but their own independence. Bonaparte's obstinacy made him blind to the real , situation of affairs. It was this exemplary moderation that dis solved all the pillars of his power. .Great as tare been the triumphs of the Allies in Spain, Portugal, _ considered, A General yesterday, for sideration the respecting the pensions. The were read, as ()Vying hit if expressing hi. nisi which he had reCeteed from tie body • Proprietors relief 'who, ten 4 W*llll . &C. not .I*.tioter to :Opfer Igo scant Doi ad* to. o st owfrikitpob c.ircoot. detect scent. , 3 - 1 . • The tai l motion was, *l4 theillel”Oir.ol ii-year to Si '3: Kennit:vity, sliontlie . gracted t o kit for life.—Clidhd unininio6cfy. afkftgati'Vrt‘tEst)l4. • Tbe.Cu*iaa before be subetittia 7 1 44:4 1 1 -- I Mpecting.the hoo tkand - • Wellesley, begged leave to osc ai of the of tbefir:' . - Pea*ls er yea it Russia, and Germany, he . _ that the vie- pi s to n . - „ •*",',l es • - tlate- were . i egpi4le r tory which they had gained over themselves,' and WANItEtt RAVINGS, ESQ. •-..- etemiit as had beim_ ...4.1• . -. term ..'thepresentanneiry, ; nen feat . their vindictive feelings, at Paris, surpassed them all. Upon the Mod* from the Cnataaatt, Outlaw - 'A laseratertia, whose name we could pot learn, 1 . Years and a half onettplred; Red. aa - li."; * .d i o na .. lli lb i nt per i o d, 1 trade lati• the COinpiiny, It hia _hoh• - •itpidtiot hi pg i 'rlieti it was, n hen they bade revenge give way to . , Court should approve:laud confirm the ResolatiimOse'beit who stated himself to have been thelocretary ,t o „made to depend uponlbecontfidttihitifdtesact u ae the nobler sentiment of forgiveness of injuries, that , the Court of Directors, for contieuing the peps cif Ni'•- Hastings's government &Gift they exhibited the most striking superiority. To Wettest Hastings (40001. pe t :annum), whichltes4o, born testimony to the eminent ityvices which'heten- , ! s° lll e, that noW that :eaeluspre made eat ii kosi v i t Lord Castlereagh and the other Ministers he wished piled last December, during the term of his *Oral dived the Company while biledia. '• • ;by the ley Charter, theyeusiow - teaold tease withdli cnssing dial question, he should out stets, to tld to give most unqualified and sincere praise, for their ' lib. • - - • . • Mr) h uts; said he sppiyved es leech as any man : exPisitiou .9f. thi Prolent. gtOrtorr W,*.theet dfa, wise and honourable conduct.--The Revolution, -i WO Nesse said the Hoe. Chairman bads rod lof the whole admialstratiou of Wallet' Hastings.— ' years and a halt bed etpliik 46 pe ' however distressing it had been, certa i n l y hail ter. him ift tbe very thing which . he himself sweet 'the de, 1 Every isolividoal filling a, high statism! was 'liable to the event of the demi,* Of GM Nialeillfiltqefi m u Wonted to the benefit of the people, by giving the* lied - he should now content himself . wigs . ' 1 melte •Jefspkina and provoke censure ; but they.! abo four together with the Bourbons, a free Representedee , the motion. . ''- '. ' -:, Al '-- : - . ^ ,4Bhoeili oat leek to partial faults ; they should lobki wield be continued to hislawely.-4..pilogoose e l Coletitution • ; not only France but Spain had. id •Mr. Isiely 'thee rose to salmi& sus ,4 at ifin jOviese malts cif" his'administration which 1 Mr. ft. Jecttoon said, that the -.11011410 •et Se pima it Pie Constitution , and ii• ambitives or iletd, hew speech of considerable keg* IDA i . Ph. i titer at sew de ,eldisturbed bY those ;fondest.; Chairman would -milder it. . et Ow Allai to *lM foal* illilhareb, surrounded . by Ministers, his Om mute review of the services which Mr. ileetitigt had • feelings watkih rendered it,perhape Impossible at a ' move the aoutedetesti 'OW* • .i.e+ • - ItlNs cittA•t r - would in future have the power to matte done the East India Company. He dwelt spas the forgot : realm" .In °Grigg his observations, he •felt . thet it ShOnid be eeatkOtt to it s neaten"' the r e s oureas of those two *powerful kingdoms to Pin *lid comprehensive measures penned by Min in himself • a very unpleasant situation ; but he hoped signs daring the condemned! of the pres en t -..-- wars, that are wet deemed necessary by the while l j idla, which bed laid the foundation of the premed.. be odolit be eacused if be ventured plainly to state - He felt unatioseed estviotiction (mil the -p r _ ' 41 " Representative Body. The People had gained . a, gmittiless of the Company ; sod in alluding to the sa e whitlholtnew s and knew only from the Public Re. rnelpeastmes lies Noble Maiteetcenek •• '"'"" . 11 great Victory over their Kings, fete the Allied rio. merited prosecution he la d eadergette, feemtpainted Oestie of the Company. He admitted that Mr. fercalias, and ;eligible' , the Illptelle_ let ;' " • .ta telltale,. hod atkeoftledrd, that the people have a his wish thst the record of that proseoutheiulight•be Alfeelbigs had been a valuable servan t to the C oln . amply deserelki 1111111111Witi•O'.4.1*-• eight fir eltotille thetv:itlro goorrslotOli. . Na ' made ad blotted out from ,the hkosey of the coootryi Cillo- .omeY,- and deserved their. thuds ; bet .if he tie. &erre*, Werner, rhaktatlSedeeisretiosadsheghele s .•. . ' few obsorvatieni . on the anfo•rtupate it &noise of ! paired with the bene fi ts which they. had MesiOred hose aired their gratitude, it must also be allowed be elan was only orbs [: ant . legat e it m y* te h p . Norway, the transfer of which comity te...,t i et i n i ; his ei.e and energetic Goveroment lit , f ilodie 'he hadieceived it. Throoghout his life, it had always' come th e lan& ef esett*rnitioishbh . hagetN *as particularly hard on. the inhabitsmtVuho 1 thought the rewards bestowed upon- hilt Wire in ' elle, etre* him, that his frieeds had, been hie greatest teens abed tke piesteetond ( Witi'diapeetkrof. their destined masters- with the semi hitional *col. I !pate, and he should, thereforre . hese* pleasure `enemies. It was his friends who raised the storm , ' L'he Cittifto An thought th is eel neettestry. pithy, as an Englishman did a Frenchman. He uge !of submittim a proposition, which lethomillit 'mild that he endured for se . many years, and under which Mr. ikwasmottilleatrd that* Vela hi Weer derstood they were to be mimed into idsmistion by Ibe more befittiog their owe honour, and. the ba.. he had so nearly sunk ; and on the present occasion *Old the four year* and a half yr ~ ..e . 444 4 *hen' _lt eigotions blockade; bet if • atielia dieetticeful , pro- no.ir of the great leir whose cores tieasivocated, they were doing hies no• great service. He hoped, the, were clew , ' thei, ROgit copsider • t pit: S; . • i eeerltag should be adopted,. he trusted the people of.: It•ints troy. thatlyn VAN of that Court,. the totted however, they were acting without his concurrence • further should he does tor 9 ~ ' .mar q pi,. wr' . • • Engessid.avould petition the 'Regent against it, from.; th( Mr-lhetartres.trial, amounting to 72,0001. •he could ' wish the world to knew that he had ' so' - discifiated an freillspi Of *. bietilite towa' '7 — ono end of the United Kingdom to the Other, thit it yet* ordeeed to be pea; but he • was warranted in hand in it, and he would then be exonerated from •that silesteleeS PM" Ilia ho the fae - sthe 1 might be known at least to Norway and the World4Wag, thats,, , the whole amount of charge, arising that suspicion of avarice which may •otherwise •of esasimacrs. the }newest Nullities- attetit - Otit - rte ..' that such a reproach did not belong to Ake British- from that Weft was at he 100,0001. and the direr- attach to him. The facts of his, case . were . as: Prelta•thwestellsiow of the untaity. -T. slaw ells ' Nation, .but amclisaively to Ministers.. :The Hon.. alli.O. WAS settled . oat of Mr. liestingtes.own.poeket. plain us noon day... They need only refer to hit there was some little inconsistoopy lis their israme4.. Gentlemen coot:Wed hit •spiech, by giving the Ad- By another ;Me l la 1795, an anuoily-or Soool.,was letter of 1790 to the Directors. • Considering: the , jugs, hi begged to hate. tug to. the Court the dig.. dress hismost cordial sellPed• . granted to him ; 'but this annuity the Board of Con- ' sums that had- been voted to him by ,the c ore . ' patch, No. 1311, it.. 11001 Si, I.oi. Mr. Rum expressed 101 elwiningness t as yell u 1 tree l refused to sanction, and a sort. of compromise parry, the value of his estate, which wee worth i Sir X M atisiteallkileglit the toysinevv*ght to 14 inability, teem recent indisposition, tftiddress the ! wit entered into, by, which .he received 40001. per 00,0091 and Mrs. Hastings's fortuottof 40,0015. be allisPartediellirtlitat'wbaillit i 2:Z_T IWO* to wdlt Meeting,. list its the leterposition it •Pservideisce wet annum. . . li e matt sorry to-sity that it hadsome to the . was really at a loss to conceive what .could have re. LCOSPeet 4o‘liatittid-lWellesiey, dm lialliooudy not merilionett,itt the Address, be wee conitrained to , knowledge of some of Mr, Hastings's [Amide; that deceit him to his present alleged diffieulties,'.-lidng, agreed tm- r:. notice it, end to move an Amendment, to'hopply thy; his pegeniary cireemstances were such, at the pre- ,es .he did, in 4 'state of seclusitte and privacy, or ..4 tag end:lrregular' diseeedeo • coined betweee defect,. especially as the sentiments 4 the county, ; sent mouteat, as had forced 'him to foregotbanys of , why he could not afford to.keep his- carriage, sod , Mr. Howarth, Mr. Lashington, the Cheirmaa, htr.• anti die kernel! prevalence of ealigiass principle in. ; those enjoyments and comforts in :which Ae bad hi. missy the other comforts of life as he always had I .•Jachson, and others, upon whether the dispatch the Borough of Reeding, wince treader the omission .; Aorta participated. His Olittl state, the patrimony done. According to his own account, his rate o f i should be read or not. The Chairmen stated that more gin\ in; Ind' surprising. !Ammo. lex matter, of his ancestors, was mortgatpet >too. large easeeet, tiving- never exceeded 3,5001. a-year :compare. this' the dispatch was one that had been proposed tei be of the most grateful reflection to every thinking miild :•atempared to itsvaloe; ond...he. was now compelled with his income derived from the sources already [sent to India, but which did • not go; and Mr. *ii. that the dreadful horror; of war, after so long and to ley down his horses, and ,give up various other , stated, and how were they, in the abeence of . all do- Jackson observed , t hat the v e r y same docaseatiwid grievous • enotiotiatiee,' were brought at 'last to a comforts. It had been *eked , why did not Mr. Liunserits to prove the faits, to believe that lie could , been moved for in the H o ns . of Com Mons *was close • to. 'shorn but to Crud could this blessing be Hastings l ay his case before the public? He, far 'be in the embarrassmentsH stated by the on. Mover, "fused" because it had Dever been seen , e l .4, - "4:11 aser11;011,. s lie M*l4ll tiara to teen Dote the eed ef one, could net agree to the proprietor of teach :of the Amendment ? Without such documents, holt. • therefore, not °Build- , ._ .- _ the otalli."—Prolois ie .111.. s: It,-Afars th e proper a proceeding.e.—it woe* be a sari if lank to 'ever, be could never agree to it. • •One Gentlemen 1 Mr. Goatee; Wit. vitelicited• bimertif • fro* :the and deeballeckno w ledgMent -4 hie good reeitedeuce require such a discloolire (r pee, ~...: !. .. s k it /so u i t ed t o to e d o hoise,bik the , res e rvo i rs of th eir bounty; charge of itmensisteuty. littiroaid sot shrink :t h e s *Wei • -- ' ll-7 ' 'inillions ' but ie l oistaibeetiP'eight - irod isrepetyo gilts thillialedliteier - pro orbtst teit a man, from' .• • - if Mere kas nothing in them reserv oirs* Itti• bed been his instreeiteets I. aiming such a ;mete lowing into the Compaq, e ' MO t4ll them was the use of openieg them f and he had vutured-i express with regard to the hoe iii Wellesley • 1 happy change in the world. *lle could not bat notice for relief in forma pasperis, Ras proposition woitid to state, as far back as last October, what wield hal nor would any ono who was sitting behind that har. also an impression that bad` been used by a former place him in that situation le which the vote of 17.95,' found tobe the feet, th at a deficiency of 400,000 1 0 . 1 --The docctineit II emistion had not been permitted, Speaker respecting the's/turd hatred subsisting be. would have placed him; it would mete bill! nom- . .waidd•arise this year in their funds. But for whpm ibY the Board of Pairtiaal, to bet ent out; built tweets Englishmen and Frenchmen, which he hoped fortable, and relieve Marren ail his lentiarresements:! was this money to be given? Had Mr. Hasdeo it i had beta saectlimed h . ! thft Coon of Prowls,* by the circulative of the Scripteres, through the me. i Eyed his last services to . Company were charac. I wife,* who would be in want supposing . his. deith i aftersvikrdss awd ha hoeca they vraald never dium of the Bible and other Societies, and the prem. teristic of that devotion to their interest : w hich had ito Nippon ? -No. Had be any children ? No. He , the doctrine, that a document could not be a i tu a o f be ttor se nti niau sa pr o d u ced by the m and late marked his whole life. When he herd thot their ! had i not a sold, In the way of kindred, to whom be; e° 2 ,„_al .- laths**, unless approved of by the lihmed* events would be changed to a ashler principle ;it Privileges were atta c ked int-liew ey te•leisibst,htt his . could leave it . If they had funds applicable Lochs. i 4 -e_nu'evr-.. . - •i . _,. .., would be well to recoils." the emeduct of the blessed allst year, and presented himself as a - po t , the i risible relief, the Hon. Directors knew, that 1. - air- Art= laid, that the coarse which ta author of oar Rely Religion, who, when once re. -bar of both Houses of Parliament.—Ciletid_ t ittO ge 4 ! liberlesinstances presented themselves, bat most, I taken in 1806 he was premised te justify, .I. . , guested by his eletiples to call down ire to destroy 1 That evidence had saved the Company . ..:110. Ilf ot ill which, ; they wits forced to refuse be. consists with. drat course ika had aPPeeeds ilea their enemies , inte t eei ty sa id, it te e S on of Man is . hardly anticipate much, if any, oppoeidevi be his ei,eso they 'bed not the wens. He • (Mr.: Home) Director, the continuance of•lhe itimulty fee, .. not come to destroy men's lives but to save them." Motion. He did not wish to jailed:oft captpsrl- then held is his band a petition from the widow oca i I ,kWes willing 6q renew it for &al l ,. ...Years 11. 2 Luke, c. 9, v *v s Iv, lvi. It was to be expected, ; eons, but, he could not . kelp advertise le one 'Major Boltors, oilos had ated while bravely -fighting away from a limo °T du he =MIR, . ... - when religious sindlientaos Bible principles actuated .or two cases . Th ey gave Kw, a year to Lord lin the field of bottle: a betties* ft more gallant oft. Rewa,the raw* motion. • • '1 , .:,-• t;i1;•.: . • ~'. :ir :' mankind that wars mule gliate, and the instrameots Cornwallis for twenty years, and at his dea th , r t .cet newer, pother, existed. Re laid leftliterido* Amy . : *Mr " link „further .., _. of d estruc ti on b e coft y ese. et bow. p ur p ose s, as ' 40,0001. to his son. Since 1709, they led else 1 and three children lo ft ily destitute , esettpithe den. al" re aaa came° v""ffia"aslYs. recorded in Isaiah ) c. 11. e. le. He then moved that granted 20001. a year to Maequis Welled'''. They Ider pension which-tin/ wee, entitled to not amount. Win #M. C.'Grant aid Mr. • the words'[ with which the Allied Armies had- been i who had voted such sums, could not pyreil tiros I.; log ettegether tat %Grethen 1001. a-year. They boa I their beetle against it. blessed by a gracious Providence!' be added to the place Mr. Hastings on a level with those dletinstish. ! applied, to the Cook of Directors, but that Hon. : The consideration of. lord AltiMptliest Address. led individuals? Should he mimed in WS Mellon; I phdy • were enable to afford tlietn any aid. Ile other matters, wets:[;, . . Mr. HAl.Lart explained, and observed, that he !he would then submit ano th er, whose olueeteleteM i irepld, with the permission of the Cosset, read the ; ihe. 4 " 3l of Jut"' . • had as great a respect for Providence as soy man, be ' Pl' ' the - of Mr- lleeths ilk...lA*4oWe : petitioe"it r eed r tries qf orderq or d er 7—Mr who always had it in his mouth ; aa he moved the The lieleosiable i lion* ehateined . Address, he thought it necessary to state, that the calegleda introduction of Providence would, in his opinion, A wk4llliy: , have led them into a vast field of enquiry. There C o tte was a more proper place than the Tule-Hall of ROIL kayos. . Reading for such a asked. Whenever aDay of At • Thauksgiving should be sprinted, he shoeld be livaaeads- 3 . 4 117 d happy to celebrate it, with lemming awe and de— ' •5000 ii - elation. fie did not think I meepwary to introdues 1 Providence into the Michele * knits doccothessoest• presidea of every hypeellillii i =Pee iM was always pradeg 414 weer% often cootaiwed ass adverthemfteell • 1 i‘ by divine Providence ' the Balm if edip e r - • He hod, however, no iildeetioe to its beleaddlillate but where there was a sotoral cause r hi.vrestPliek' the habit of seeking fora stipernatemkoste. .. - • ....... • Mr. Monett explideed s fat allesies „to tiiil.o trait a un g lithein Imo* - be. mee. mess that It !misted ailiallignibladdadat . elle_ ll 6l 7, hided to the national dltilike'esellaakccare laaasallla swivel of Engiaadimbibed is their loamy; it the idea was neglected to be instilled liftwelleibillie of youth, that one Englishmen was a match fee three Frenchmen, it would be the forerunner of evil to this country. A sentiment of this kind was mkt - both to Norway and Ragland, earreanded as. each was by an *midday, and fee WOO payidons loth-- bola ; it was a prejudge' gat philosophy mitt sot to wrest fro* as. The Address, as amended by Mr. Rift ) was' pet by the thou %gator, and carried sameilbeedy. Mr. HALLSTT then moved the thanks of the/Meet.' ing to the High Shetif, for his able modest In the -Chair, which was seceded by • Mr. Goosseitir at 4 leanited unanimously. - • • tLetters were recalled *ma die COMI . ZLIII , " Messrs. Nadas and NeoMi, inning ' at the the Matting an account frith* attend* . ' iii 14 Meese of Comatose* oppose the' corn 011. a Thanks tn. tat Mela4perf for aitendlz ig * * , • .• , iris ceigiedlieanimieffe, aell *gig . I • week! secompalthe MO SlitillrAWS VW + 4. ! ?kr", majority. •• -• T A --" • • Tift ffrAf " • . . EAST INDI.I-HOUSE, off. The 72,0001. only pilabis hilted firsts. 1f i - • rote of 1706 bid' bieW'tairted hits iffhet; d Court of ibe Pieprietote - in to <lstoreitieeired tb this 'time "184;0001. titakihi for the purpose Of taking I s toii* . oni , illfirsnwte of 111,000 id Fond 'What he bad actin' to propositions of the Court of , Ditectoce received. , _ T , he increase and 'Continuance' -of certilts . .11110A.:11A111211AN OlDetr.eu, •ceat it the rropnes The Minutes of. /the - preceding Covet CceM see and know the many epplications for re as alSe a letter from Sir Ongfi which they were forced • to refuse, fres persons 'w intention to retire from active life, *ad , 4._ _flee•forly" Utyloors: mils% roared upon pis gratitude fir the weeny tons*, of tied. shillings a day; the Witittlys of Gene* Oficees, he had reedited fro. the' body' of Plo. they `'.0914 sot 4100, rto lOofer so large a imam amok raN • : N 4 N ;‘. 5ii4147:11.,f;7:4;r7.- - 1 ••••4 . . .. . . : I til thiewilit .tiiii,iiiiii4laketill • sidna Aitiotekt i• Haiti nks'it editilitien ' Cella bie lite lie Vote the : ~. .- . The origitiiil gliestrin wit thee pet end' ' iteanintonsir t Which, of coarse, teektied.thejaitena A. be to place the stales of Mr. Halting isi.iteis of their petithas.avirogl trier of order.: oracr:i—mr. . , -,• '- =-771-7, - - •• • • . • • . vacant niches.--[deer, hettrn-a-The 11. ; • sa ble' !tomb abstained from * reading it, and concluded by e OLD ;maxi P - adiria. • • - . • --.. r • Proprietor then entered into a warm eta ...you ; entreating the Court to support the Reteldilart Of i the virtues of Mr. 'lastin, and concluded qmlsajahp Directors, and' not to let any appeal to their : this day the Soden amaiimicad hilloselle . 164110 ''. ing as an amendment —` That in cons Of leeliags get the better bf their calm and ' impartial Pie" Le OW. linfes Mood. smiths • . . .. . : Remota Eveleieb was ieditpd-fer ~ f ,„,.. , k ,,. his Important services, an annuity of 10001. Xi kjahtliolllS. ‘ . • • i t o the ammo 0 501* and opwardo s .. ;, 1 ,,,,,,A. ' • • • • as.. .* -, 'merle.° front December 2 5t 1813, should l'''• 'Mr. Alderman ATZINS spoke fn tuber - of die . Tl:Pfasecolor• wits Poild4 o ill ......, 4. 111 I Po -tboodlerotoled, 410114.11•HdRRIOO. ~...._. I ' i upon him, and that 19,0001. be geeneegs- of : 1110e0dmeat. . ' ivi t. /beel-yard.. ins Woken gilt la the ' -- X - ' ',• . - • . difference for 19 years between the 600011 3 • ' Mr. toßlMltßilldepiecated the Idea of calculating 7 6 , h ,. la•rtlie-91 1 011 0 04 , a iiiiiil* .. . . . .. . . . ! Italy voted, and O the 400 1 (li. twasented to by tbeCodtv .. ...,- . t „ • • taissioners for the Affair's 'of India, in 1799. r. karts .- A Diuscvois, whose name we meld not . . ittiaqede, alibiing", and. pence s jit •. i question which ,• - ii i — a ip se e rr eita rreetw i t ta . • ;;" :• • id their warmest sympathies. Economy was a - ono r, - by - Tittered a wettest. •••` i llik '''• -"' • • l'a lin feeling at such a moment . Would the late '"" r141 . 1) " t i ` Rh "' t he ° l llet e. -* ' • •Thetkeo chalt=o* „ .. . . baeilitl seconded the amendment, • - ' 1 k_ iturpev 'or Panes *ate been crushed if that Admi. lhooDostp. et '"" " '.1',..„:,,,k, - '‘ The CHAIRMAN nisi' and observed, t were v itirogi n t bud aeon ► continued in • po „ erl w h 9 0 1 4 . - t h e Ast e e m p l iety.wmor . ... " .Ri • :, many reasons why be,• sad others behinds! ; mss :t. ti o: g ra i r 7- r f - ow t h e i r "toe Ile ; vo ila. hei r - foLuml everl_ ii ,_ •. • lir ar ," 6 ,... ‘ ,. .4„," .- • gol p generosity a . ; ay w - ...,, .., *wok , .•, . • • • 1 , *old not accede to ,the Amendment newprepoieff.fa ss i t . ithers . - p ' ened if ni ----o w . th5 r e 4747.4 .6. 11n r. a i to r '. 4 - -". ...4- iv , -,, : k He bras inclined to think, indeed , that they were the 1 - • , • ' • • ---1 " oleidlidiee.k. , utottiht it rot:ks Ne tt iiiitopetts .. . -... • ,::. . •.• 4 Itea:rec hst wc: l • ll b . r urksb#l-isainahoskttirriolgt ,Al e seutouswg beetle injudicions friends of allr.. Hastier •4 11 4 • heel. Mathew, la yard, • • sod t o at 80. tattoo-Wane of ilef. sad( oswitalb. , •Prlo l otore em.ll =' , .! Wile WeeTiamelbout hit edit ee . Pi. '• ' °O lt. (4 V! er 7. ed9 t ll e'P re n n 1: • theirs: ism- a the Prosetstrites hweinood **pope* wit rose. The Hoe. Meyer, however, in kis etc M. . a 91"6" Of the meri ! k • 4 ml° 4alf. :l en "° of bar= a the latiw ' 1. a rg ret ' " " • - elt lhe amount of money, between the the 76 of J o ! y, .wh il st she was tae t e the ratios of the sums. received by Mr. Hastings , ..,,,, .. • .. ~.4...~,. -•- - ‘ the Company had entirely forgotten a vole 0f,g1, 1 0001. ' F..w. sou the uoe . rt of P ropri e tors . .He could . law. she rem robbed sob is .sooembee saes, eidlee "nibi. g u m h a d, w al l, fines i pr i g i n sk r * N g to tt•• hisediti mi it possohle to being Mr. If asting' be.. was mamm a the met. sem pert ot. th e peopesaeesame4 . ~ t h,,, h a d .le pentode* -of doe Meow. As. Oliver or 11esengs, sr shoat lateral, aid be -‘iis I iiii i 4i „a d. 1. "* . . L, re to t.._ • _ l " re lilvid „ l " 9 _,, ulianer 7 --- . -- _:_. ..liseed the to part of the apparel, &Lied, with the loot a Yea tit it was ligaidat i tt sot . ~: v iFs .. 'or his 'rang! on till. MI. Plitt. 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