The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-19 00:00:00

• \.,. . . , • • • • ' , • • .• - . . . . . • , .. . . • . , .. * . 4 . • - -:'-' - , . . • A. . .•• . • • . • •'• . , C .. . . • . . . . .. ,„ •,. ... '.- ' • .• ..... , . , .. .., .. •• a••••••••••••• ..... • - ... ..... ... - ... . ...........mm..... - - ......,.... . -.... ..... - ......... ........ • +- .• .: . . . - . . .• . . '.. , . 9T4 Titsimei OFF/CE, TWO O'CtoClt. ottkittaliarialit itsrokit. ' - - opgii - sod - ~P - were' • " . , 'Blight 4. . Paris Papers, dated the Idth', were received this ' * .. . , ~. .-• • • • ~ • . . --ens- r tite podia' ' ;and ' aid lt td be a wrat h' ' ' ' • morning, containingttu, to:count of-the tattle at ' new e 1 re 7 apopeabug to John Bull Is Lockes ' A general Court *as eon fabled at twelve o'clock. this to " &a a skillet for what Y-on .`adalle t ti's - - . ge 44 , ~--• lawn, the partieulan of which we are enable to demi*" a with one keit: in edicarience The minotell a thelallt Ontrt -*anis thew read, and tenpeace" . Such a ctiitstef dealing We *es shad it . ''' - .of the r .. mention; bet they are said to held opt a prospect of • , er se s t a* i n , s i n ineg i si sts en . the motion of the day pea glum from th e no tice Arnold Inver scanted in the highet initiation ." s • . • .. • Peace, and the Funds had rose '3 per e at . 'little hit efeeelOWn Ned interest idalfeidiagit 7 , elee - ees book. • completely Tem his recollection Ate hot yester- .. - weald tend to remove all &OW: 04 *diellineeiesi Mr. H s oats who vii alment from thelist from the earth. Crowned heeds mutt be Contelit * . • Our own Funds are about f per Cent. -1 e-. , .1 • day, and a heavy market.- , so• alai s eame d t e acce p t a ll hi s t hdp e gi l t s , of f ah i n . 'meeting, oreetareant of indi w eLposition) begged the in- with their mitten chop and pint of ;inner ' and •' '• of the t sift.a . .• i • enmities' a revenge ?Meister is ever readyto take ad. ' deidence elfthe•Court, w he entered into some Majesty mast cone ,on -fito outside .I.llll:llllll.iinneseestrrft. exiitege, and tan the &Tuition to answer his own explaustion•ef the proceediess of the Committee of stage to hol , l his Privy Councils. l'he -beat 'teill " • - • When . Mr. Slaw, ' , the King a Messenger, left purposes. The Present situation of drab's on the , which he laid been Chairmen. He then went into a clans and reasonen went on higher *rowed ; ' -• ' .. . Chaumont, the Emperor of Runts, the Kinneret t CoutinenCis certainly highly interesting. and our • detelt to eleow, that arm thisig . had been conducted found that in mitten telatlng to tie Iffgher 'teat * of Gritmaet and the , King of PICUStIA, with thole i 'ellen would willingly direct our whole attention with the sellsislit impartiality, and that the contend- ,of man, liberality . was the best ' economy, 14 '" • .!' Madste r s foe Foreign Affairs, were . there with ITU'. tto it, to direct oat and fount CartesttsAcw. ila passed through Chtlffiloll- • 1 kiat h Pa nieo ng borne. r sinenter lit - e i nroo ' to g a leegth. A. to the motion of increase of salary, fie He conteadedikat thh depreciation -ef money &ice , •. . -ur-Seine, where he Was detained some hours with . dread ne goar a pti on . th a t bugb ear of t h e alarmist , felt disposed 10 agree to {t b ut under certain con- the time t hat IYrreetoes' salaries vtite fi‘ftlitt thd • As, ' Viscouut CaviicanT, the Earl of Aacitoece,•and.' and that 'sovereign remedy fo r all -our ev il s , we e v i l ) (*lees. Be did not wish to cast any slur on the present sum, Isis • enfli ' thel `ftheir • a rime gro or tow STEW 4RT w h o w Sir Cuae Le; - . Iwere with CAULAIII• completely forgotten • the timid half friends Of free- Directional Body, but it was the duty of a Court of_mentation. fti • a commeecial peiait aT vie*, it ay. , COURT ) the. French Minister. Every possible at. dria; have either forsaken the standard, or'retir'ed in • Peoprietort to prevent a- possible evil. At present, peered that the profits of the Company from 'belt • • ' *llion wits shows the Messenger as he passed-,dieepair from the contest. It is certainly important If or biding, while the patronage of the. Directors trade had, from an average of the last Ifyears{ • . . ' through Fl:ince. He was accompanied from Paris 't . its times like the present to turn oar thoughts occa. ' was certaiii, their attendance on their duties• was amounted to 1,300,0001. annually: The Dirictori ' •• ...• to Calais by an ()timer iii , the army. •He was not , sionelty abroad ; but it is at all times necessary lel op tio n al, or the absence of an y one was fined b y ' of so g reat a commercial establishment *ere tettitlea • AS allowed to ilting any French Papers or letters with • look at home. That r e f orm w hi c h so ! ste t . ) , engage d I some .Mena fee to be paid among the rest., „Ale tot a remuneration much greater than thiementit .. ' him, exceot his dispatches. On his arrival in town " our attention, is now overlooked, is cowardly thrown '. wonid put merelgotupposed case ;...--,A Directoemay ir present salaries. In a riotitiont oiglik of. r' 1 , • l yesterday in a chaise and four, Mr. Hann:roe not ' into the back ground, and no more occupies our i enter his stew st)l4l o'clock; he may then go sway it was to be considered that the Dinetiete fair _ ' •-• ' - , i biting at the Foreign Office, he drove to that Gen. I mind than the lest year's simanack. Mr. Ca ~ ~ pei Lefft Ito his cesetieg.heuse, to the Exchange, to his visits management of a mighty enielre,- the rereiteelar 4, . .•,..... tleman's house, in Dean-street, South Andley.lis, however, calling us hack to its importance [See of pleasere,..atc. and'then return by six o'clock, op- which amounted to sixteen millions annually: - Imo" ~ street. ---In a short time afterwards, Mr. Hann:roe another part of our Paper], and points out . seer pear again, in attendance, and thus even participate thought that there could be no thiuht but [tact %hoe/ ' • . • . . attended the Earl of Liveiteoot with the dispatcliesi,t MI plans for 'its accomplishment. fuel if s , sole'', iii the fret of those who have been absent. This was revenues must still be progtestive, tad therefore OP ••• at Fife House, when orders were given for sumaton.. • 1 . whet is called _m o d era t e , re f orm , i s ~,,on esee llet: rnerely.a fictitious case, but such an one might hap- men who were :selected to manage thenestile of sO•; - t. .. . i .- . log a Cabiriet Council . with all possible dispatch, for 4 '. the 'week and the alarmist; who dare not atm! pen •; though it was but knees .to the Directors to greaten empire ought to 'hire liberal salaries alleeted' ' : a 1 - , two o'clock. The 11.'00 of Livotroot waited upon ! their eyes to take in the whole plan, and trem.-1 say, that the business of the House was carried on I them. He then quoted an ottnict 'ltem Mr. lislriceiii '. -.' • the Pat mcs iteGeter soon after twelve, with the ble at, the idea of innovation-4kt dill' ' ereut sys ,. I with itch accuracy and method in all its branches, writings, wherein it was stated," that the SisttoOtteht • dispatches from ble Noble Colleague, to take his . tents. proposed at different times by those who profem las it would be vain to look for even in the counting- to think for those, who gave up Weir thee lathtini for ' . - ' • Royal llighttera's commands upon them. The Noble 'to be the enemies of corruption, Reid yet, have not h a ves o f i particular merchant. They had in all the good of the State." Hecondeived that it Oto • iiii . .. Earl was closeted with the Paiscc for about an ! courage to wage war against it, are only teesporiling', c a- _,le ru " ' eellt ' ce O duceivr tt'etmelvee, that it -was the highly benefit our Indies. pies treglak a proper rea' •.' . .. -.. . hour; he aftirwards went to the Cabinet Council, ' reasedies-tnerely palliatives, which would eventually I uuty of the Proprietors. to support them. At the Muneration to the exercise of - the best billets' . 04 .• A , which was • attended by the LORD ' CIIANCRLLOR, I increase the evil, instead of probing it to the bottom. 1 same times au 4l- grlelt el e cti v e body' the Proprietors could be called into their service: . ' He; thareforik.- ~ ~ . i . shook, sh exercise the - utmost vigilance, and a strong supported the motion of the heabutelite gi litts • li-arl of 14AKROWItY, earl of WESTMORLAND, Earl An additional representation on the present decei tf u l .. • .. .4 lIATIIDDST, garl NICLORAVS, Earl of BUCKING. !'and treacherous plan, would neither benefit the i °heck atilt tiontroul to p revent the p ossibilit y of man. • ••• • • HANISH' RE, Viscount MELVILLS, Mr. VANSITTART, ' counties, nor those towns which - have lost their i a 's use ' lie therefore wished. that the qualifications Mr. W. flour spoke shortly in (*veer ottite - treea - • and Mr. B. eiaTuuase. The Council broke up at a !right, an d would only add strength to the system of ;of the Directors should be increased. At present it i ditions recommended by the Coramittte t treirit*. !•• .. quarter before Rea ; after which Mr. RomwsoN th e ' corru p tion . One plan, and one only can elate- i was necessary for a Director to hold 20001. stock ; i increase of the Directors' alloys as Cooidetisielele; - •.,-.' .` -. 9 1i he should propose 40001. Sits' a qualification :he these conditions: King's Meseenger, was sent off with dispatches to ' ally accomplish the purpose,-a repeal of that usurp- Viscount CIATLEUPAGII. Mr. GUY, another Mes- led power, the Triennial and Septennial Acts, which thought, also, that no person,' In any public office, Mr. , Rixeut Jacesos said, that. liethotild iata • stinger, was also ordered to hold hintLif in readiness have nearly destroyed the Coestitution, and getout. re- i : should,be eligible as a Directee; that a. book of at- I chide by moving an • Amendment, latch he hod' ,! • ' for cer, a foreign journey . . . I presentatives abocecontroul :this plan alone isconsist- e teadaece, stating the atustiof abienci Of each indivi. ! framed,. for the purpose of shielding di* home"' 4. . The Cembeeland, Capt . Baste,' is in dock at ; ent with freedom and justice ; universally i nterest i ng , ; dual should be kept, and a list - be anntrallY published ' I the Quirt of Directors, as *ell es proteillog'she bee • • • -, • - k Sheerness, aid will be refitted fur lee. the end of this ' and least liable to be vitiated or impaired. Annual of the appointments v and to whom they were allotted. pope. of. the Court of eroprietors. Ite Cotteereed month. -.. .. . . Parliament, ~-.ai universal suffrage of householders, , Much ash* wished suc c ess to the motion Of kle HO. the honout of 'both to be equally attached ii eft . . ~ • •On the 2fitit ult. the Panaona frigate cepttired the Ile our undoubted right ; it was the practice of our heerable Friend, yet be most ton Mali 'that *logos ~' manner hs'whieh the sienposition .hitffi. - . ".•,, • • ilanker's-hill American privateer, of 14 guns and !'anceston, and does sway all idea of innovation, , such regalitions were not adopted; heceett not agree forward .. He really had felt conside ; 7 . ' • know where thi Ingenuity , the ttel' i'.. •• $6 men, which bed sailed from Morlaix fi re days ' baring the usage of ages ; whereas the Triennial and ,i° it• '1•1164: - 7 04 * i4lo -• • Mr. PLOWER and Mr. Fiume both spoke in ex- 'rage, was to come trim; . before, in company with the True Atooded Madge& 1 Septennial acts are encroachments, of yesterday, The *Hunker's-hilt privateer was formerly die Late- • having uoti-Ine.• venerable, nothing necessary, utilities plan di:6AV what dirty had said it the last meeting,. 1 Gentlemen had sepYerted the prelleaffarettnittitto...-',.,.. . , • , 'any disrespeet to the worthy Chairman !It had been brought forward in eta fee, or iteerit,l. .. .. vet in our sere -hilt I sinful to I€;...),liinetid them. The present Consiite• d,eP 41 0 wan had, they said, conducted 1 Resolutions of the Court of Directors , late) ",de4'7., - .• . -, .- ~ AGRICOLTURE.-Such a year as the present, for !lion , pronounced by unconstitutional lawyers to ' (Mr t item', Acta • ' •e. . a • himself with - the if t impartiality. Mr. Stiles' dared' that it would be improper end prematitre l •- tie . ail the due culture of land, has Dever hem amitosis ; be te very esteem of excellence, is the Canso- , . stated, thetheeeeW not send I .tisyrotest in the pro. • propose any increase of salary to the Direcnet; lint .. awed by the fanner. At has prevented him fro* ell Ittelert indeed de facto, but net the Constitution de pesutlietc Oldie iii:iiiiii fit able to get posses** `tit other Kesel btlene lied *been passed for the pirepiere:: . . works of husbandry ; it has consumed hit.forage ; . juee;---the mere for i nt is sohstiturall air thO,reality; • • ' form his ()Pinion, till the I of requiring a greater dept.. of attetiiints sill* . kept his sheep from turnips , and abstracted die air. ' the shadow for t:a• sibilance. How much thou b , °J__ l4 fe i r mo• - "col e e ste r i k ) . .. ryee; of his grain to market. 1 wanting to restore our so long deluded coon. to its L.BlBBlBl Sink. .. • i Directorial duties. I n the face of this Reetheiciti, . 1 by i . Ifr.t. JACKS. 1114.11 hid the prepriettlif speak. the Honourable Gentleman had preposeti the in. FRAUD ON TIDE STOCK lir*Cloo,lloll.-4 1114 ,p 1 1 1 0t of ..political rights; out of Olio: it has 'weir j Lord Cocneas es defence which relates to the person I those state moutitebearts; the deteitrel M • and intact the question. . . . crease of salaries, without any conditions at all,* • P. Moose - Ng,' that the principle of the Re - This increase was at first propoee4l by him tolbe . ' 'be calls Captain filltittlinktt, has raised a animal/rabbi : treacherous Representatives of the last and latter pert ': 8/88. adopt/CI Ay' the Committee was, that the much larger, so that it would intenit,to the sum of degree of agitation mono the members of the tterpr r feftioeprecedinteesit?ry. Hear then, that arclildstfir a *islet ea ,gere the exclusive service of the 600,0001. before tiall espiildin a thitiltaiter. Ife of which Mr. Itaßallosß is Acting Adjutant , the I that grand apostate, * .e Ihearen-barit Mialster,-•' • Disadariviailtrjra theai . an adequate remuneration was now, however, contest to . reduce'it to. about Duke of ComeaerAnie's SharpShoesers, commanded -from his own lips, hie own 4 0,' oil sentleeents en , n e ,. plait ilistr.ossito. The 'graduated scale which he had . one half that sum. At a time that Bin hiid Jett de by the Earl of Yansiouvw. Mb Lordship yesterday this business :--. 64 Without • tel pat the subject is a Ilk way of dared that great retreachmints Would lie oecesearylie celled a meeting of the corps, when, after a due I fora, the nation mill be plunged Into nete• way- ) . A sia' 11 .* ** 7 had been approved of by several pendes their establiblimentS, both ,at itoutariti abroad„ it , ' ' t consideration of thrsubject, the following Rotolo- I, without a Parliamentary Reform, psi sexiest - be - f s , _, . .1.- •frot . • , i sad be believed that at any rate would he moat utieritclius that their, rat act under .. tiens, proposed by Major Devalue:twos Walla ottani. - age against bad minister*, Per can coot rod ono 7 .. Trete avonspensattee-for the new charter ilrouldlitl'elgrWiertirsili ifil ti' etouslylgeeed to :- . . . ..., „„•.... .4 bo ofea to sow f ltto-Teeksi liiiitrilt • • •• - • ' -• • ''' .i t - ' ' • -empire. Gentle. levies of the, Directo rs . It wooliibiitte*littefr se- I...a4ft.Tias rirrionstance. !ravine apenrei, testi*: to' th e presen tlye e lo i tiktr*itseekp.l 6 rittplrlS • 9100 is ibta 1 . , a nt •- , • . . it:plicate the /brio . , g At a g eek of this ca r p, stiron no firms , i n oar ton i ts p a r a .7/.44 men% own thirra p ielgs. his ' • -. el • .4adaeas• knowledge tie. gracious that. this shollit be doe. firilim.lllevelort, , i le fralif nu the Stink Eittimoge, it lo ureevare i % • hen thee were the Metl .Wlti; bid aoffeitt Ii ..lo , filar; in i si rl e o hl io s himuld. d•r its ono honour, receive Own its Ad- I own worth; thetegieltild the Olga ' 0111110ifir , ' I h r th s 11"tr ai l l " Il f . ldia• EtetY' firmer % ~ , ,,, ~ art ,k „,... from the, late reg l ation:: :hut- w. . fts* emit agony .. res iw.lmd •t; every ' landlord . . i ant, aAU oltutkarib4 of himself from atis . canteen in that • personified. Rdsirni; ionstant cry orthierde, ; , trqnsactian. i bb ce of the b ? Ice of I. be the• Ilea intim Pros. ' whose patronage been penmen( Rep impeni i. ,. • . •!. That its iovessigns ions WI discover the author of this Imp°. 1 4nd the equally tins ant a arr.,' . , i• . Aliiiii •; y empires they had. : to/them. lie had not chows' to piti g ia - “„tw. sisina are stilt pendlug, and she Acting -Adjutant Rap" ne new become absolutely necessary. - In definite, , ,its re, • Elnenger is ant relent (11 explain his own emwluct, this corps 1 .0 . t both the Ins and Oats we claiii it as oar - . 1 00 initra mot alluded 'us he was ' that was latel y aPPointS 4l , ,A riPta- - 1. - , doe; not 11.0 itatif warrAnted. without any document for its iti- doubted right „_._, etli brilltil 1001111111 ad !Nl regulations upeo etiected highly the room ,• , . fit ,tkrig. private ; ail, . . taeontiaa, in entails( at titieleoe to any determination rasped. ; , Defog rutted io the words if ihil I „,...... ___ 2 ,..___, : . . laidittOes qoalinatfloo frire• -• • Pa4tya ,atitmslObe • i , • • , j . AO,. ineet * *theneq - tic hog hint. feat Lord Chatham, Abet if must and will come in ;' , ""t'1e°1 1 • 151 .46 • IMO. tle• dot; ,he meet givio 14 yfces ",pIMI y, Ito •tt npt, 1; tti lel ye, thefr . . is. Teat the farther consider/Won of this subject he therefore llown lime and;-iiliiittle 'lttielt • either anarchy or PobtPaned lo die ISO itoy of April next. nall at the Qiiirter- • - ~ P . .' ' aoSlastof mitesethOltangii of the bye-brim' i crepany. .'Theca of tit Wet endielereit ntWlites, inpotersetjetta Woad be , ordered to convey seep. a Ogle ite. despotism prevent it. ' solutions to the Acting Adjutant, Baron De Ravager. 4.• • • • - .., , * - .• ,fir . WittLAND ibiragbf foregoes days abeekstety liry; two of them were entlealifieilp,,,,,iptor„aa . .wieo not understand that any further adjourn - 'NAVAL INTRLLIGENGS.' '' 7 - . ' . - . !of the 44 or oi.k. Of whieirfise, CoMMittee cnnsist.. . . . .. i ment of P a rliament will be proposed.' It meets next .. . . ..--emio- 111.6114 11 r / . cc -e • • i ► • • . ...r. . -acesosethought the same, and said that! ed, four ' or five had a locate in t e h i lkf t .ourt t et% no- 240iiday. DEAL, MAREU IL-Remota la the Downs hie ii*JtAY's , Vs% *We yid likemelf. alto a donned 411. ' crease of oitilra.. He was roc sii •- the Resolu. - " lostru'rtions are preparing at the Secretary of Olympia, Viper, and lovestligutor s' 1 Che a fano.. aososios .be talked as if he ' tipiss, imposing the conditions I tOlifP 'tnittiinig the •• • Slate's O ffi ce for a new Volunteering from the Mi- , ships Molisauth. lierrerell• ,apim o . Active, Alert, and Folkestone hired veweb. . . . *Wog *load bit motian,without cond i tion s , ! money ; while the Hon. Mot?", .4 wish the ; 1 1i43, vrtiish will take place early in the ensuing 1 . Poorseserra, ataacu ht.-sailed the Amber pa-hi* ima • - had come forward with regatations . money to begrantea itentediett,;#44 to. be V i tt month. . =trig 'et - ' • ipw the le d; or the l ait to, mem itzl i f i . careless about the ceittlitions t .„,,l6e,tteelti be asAls .. , . _ Vice-A(lm, Sir RlCtiAnn Eines, „Ls under or. cridia: r -His Majesty's rain Tyrian, is appointed conveyfor Ply- a„ , l , oz . popi t el ly fallen Into the situallon iiii, , . 1 that the Court of Proprietors :hen 4. he coneldefed,. dire to proceed to his cormnand ai 'Wax, on the mnush, nad is expected In mil to-taormsw. ~. i . - ' , w so, awkwardly placed. ~ , . . ~ ~, .. , • ,.., i such muck...wortnadt; tot tiattge ais .• end ties:ral. f re.,, • , lOth of Atil. , PIA , mourn, MARLS 111.- Cave lathe Sybil! e frigate, kiwi . i i • . wetly ET (the Director)lereseit... s'e l op e hip 4 musier,v ion, i 9, ttutit , Directors; he, 1104 ever) el , *.A. few drys port i l s o i : r ts to the Christmas audit-day, . the e „, twar d =and s c ow s l oo p a filar, f ro!! a c n i4 .-"incif . . M t •• ' . 1. I that the G' . :I_, Cise# . : .."Wee t contend ' •fbey wT.rg. liber ally reminteritedAt .. 1 , 111 CC. Weirs,at, . 0011 of . the rePresentatires for : . the Cyrus frivitc, with the Pr".l4 eel . , .., 411 6 , . fir , , !r . . , t, t. I . '• . ' -• . l 4l t en,d4loes prohetie ,et ,t , • • the county or plea, Wrote circular letters to those I missies off this part for the oat ._, .. Oteg •• ' I si t si f p al ij am pai : , , FS. vo,stto, , ~., .e eo,tile. • • •.;;.; 1, ,: 1 • ac. hit . t , t 4... ...., be een.'id,ered. m B3 118 t . 1 1)818 ; i tram reroawath ; dim. the* ikimisikilOirir tit sill. :propose -: chaogi, 'theY 'ia -r tW .' '. • . '. • Inenf - '• 7 the to , OPOob .b. 4 101 ...iLel'oo.l . . ' , , , . . - 1 visit* • - '''4"f t f l4 - ie ‘ b `"T" - 4, ; *taw Striplreolitiellitlierr""'" 'd*- , . Ware Parliament, which alone bed - power of el. : nutted , , tat .the paironisl4ilnlr nw t •?,,• •,- ti,,4.., . = -• -I.J ..... . net s. eS to illit i• • • , .MPIPIPT ' ' "' : • ' ' '• s ' ' • ' • • . *lig V . . ' dais( At . .440 .0 .1tt trio . . ,•„ ~ ~ . i 4 . Altillimi.ling."4ll" r what was sow thelind brieftits land. 'than 350,0001'..annualiy. Tilt solgopiliW. • : ~.' . t,CT i- ' • .. --• RelVOladlaie• .• . - 1 "* . ' ' - seemed to be the opinion, of the Court, and ere ladirldeal 'Director',dits . „es r tpea, tiopti, -. ~ wens not - .se Atm tisey %ere at. 0. ' . - i lletatm, Kamm 1.2.--Areisit iglu& sill .at itiamostits . , • was tharalams erdiatapea ti • main Ma • •,,,, . . the lalliqv . isidorpr aiplOt bless it .• ' . Alit • - . • '.' " A . =2 II"' lis Illit = 64 OS . . l i m. i° .iTtl e e'llOitt it 4 •'‘) '.' :!* - - ~. -* A nkara. iests itiesk op e a o •. /or, •. • ... pile Passages. • Mott blare of ~ . Ora Ilk , .iotorto the _ „ tore "apt .. g t •-•_ . , . , „ '''''' . '" ici ' ' leitirsimca, Maack 114-41 , 00101 theliferla libeildialed - ai - itirlYsi.ii at . d tilietliottinoo •• . . ... Votootallif . lC ' . . --, • • . • stia eirafeo4llWllll6o , wOritts. ' NMI, the ••Dielloteso . wbe , kid set • • theli weirs were Worth I , , _ :....• ~ . t. abet allow titeto ti• 1101 1 soma -. . ~ ~- • . . '.• - • •0400141issi 700L,' them mkt) served on Cor. • Mr. J - amines coutineed.-Ere l?itiaailt' .• • • aloft. - - .. 104 • ' • .7; -.0-) ' , f4llloliiik ihtit escaped mai tbalt port. .. , .., -4 ~,,.••• • IOW:, llia• set 5001. with had a sin thatle hired, a nephew whegi heorgs ~ f i nge s r . a rc . tec oiltsok voili 0 aw l 1i 0 44 . ~ . iglitlilleatioise. • od a friend 11401,Witnris lie 101 l lived kiwis his i r , . .. Ihi stl 4 44l A 46igeli f '• - ; 11 / 1 1"111 __A i___llS wit. 4414111e °f 16 ",__ 1) ''' . gri_ A ,111.rea ' 9.111 ' 6.11 T, ll.""se • *Milt i•c•isi•dihs maks : 1•4 hoped the fancy, or illO law Intik - In weal . of eatroesgketlest , .. • '' re charge a pee. ,v4llo4.l l .•rtire"Ga 4 ° 419 °1 9 atm dilissept.linna /Stlfili!,*:tir G me * i n ' s. " 11 7_4, 1 1 . . coot tpooliltiontidlet Ilteptitleiplo of the queitioo, what wee the. mdisi of piteously. lithSs.'N9iiii ' - .. • , - . • tr . N o" ,ihesi e &mem was fa , ca o sv ia ga l ime. 011isefs.- The Zealot aid Irif`te.: milttllliiMiNik any kiactaeracy Of form. 'He objected sided the petrnier at 350 1 0Q01. ennuallk al ke• i k T. : . ~.. .1 .• ,,4 . • . . • Obit - iiamtleilltsdras tin troorsorer semel PektlWßlPPOsP e li lb d'• leder• e “"Y .o4 soilidklaisit 4 is *estd its the ditty of the Directors laded to . the appoin tment .9r. TV iiit:rs rat;',otu, a .. • . ' eis , Ireliberya APO' litiefih • 0 wore • the Eno" Mikes Ws , kterm,r. Aid WW I I! a 09 0 . . stools teats to •adaipt . site .insproveineuti as amistant.twrpons . but •wlem,ter grrat. siliesiieuis• in , l e, . - , • 1 •.. Astor Sim "1"114 re Mr ' ao sitar. 11111tiorellotiraraittba Coatranp bat tfie &Amt. tO , ors. tree Faimides!etl,. 4 - w 4.04 ~ ''' c ''' ' ' - ' . leaw peas% ' . AIY • • i, 4 . - • i' ' . . , ~..f .A‘ p iti .., 041111CP,Ws. M 4Rcii lit -41310 duy the Derrieshlre, Lot us tic brkibir tW‘la.for the leaseard smut 0 Fhti , tilt* Wig' 14:4410 . 1. the INgsr!„, - 6•o4tappeoul diet in) , weld -o..thior einiic l it elpit tr illiere eas ariethr't i . ... '-'7; • of of greffr4ollllll9l.• VoitieSiorrs• wiled for thee/ewe , nell • • • t . , •, . • oelma itille t • __, 4* . ;401411.16commiwito *leant to termed Abair pa.Ar 1• r. vi, witiat it typef.p.O. ~, . , • , Leistateo4lll l 4‘ *out 24 Parlenselle • , 4 1.r0 , . • r i- igabiLil ilimllkpartpctkink tits • . I*, 4404 1 / 4 . th e - • run nisOsifuty ChrkiN • '" rig - Id, Withitokliag tiiriacrease. •it . ' 1 itittlittifiiiint iirik . Mei-able pro. • ,11....,•7 . ... 44,••414 swots .._ _ aeda ri MAW , • , nese ili • rat,* dosupt io na g w i mpr e e nh e • , , , ' ';11r. S.. . . 114:11:ke Onpient iefir the Cnairinett e I led Alit Of . eadesera the Nebie Ea OW ANON, wasisnetsatf 440411 p l OW', . . / Ir 4 a •• ' ' limit' hot Ant 32000, pitch, simi ' ' P . . 1 5 14 ' mf land 1 • ' 1 11110•~4 1 1 4 id act" Id out, who, a t ~ ; ofiaii, - airiiiii 'b e reflood a 'abet ea' , - , edit tea .70/ . he Com. of a rape on Sarelt d , %vs,. to, labouri at t • alliethelled-011111leat eispelettriente ist his " . 1401 bliwiar 110.0001. • Ni,w u hes it `.' • ! l i l t 4 11 27 ss ill k . iic ib tooreuu re amply corm- of age, will, in the .or -slar b s; jo etelt e r ii r t ~ . , • ~4 11. 0 . 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