The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-17 00:00:00

this evening will Read. all 1i0,114 Of or the , pa that he put Iptoms cannot have no .011—we I at them incurred en tle them the alone, theirs, (armed with iced by rbo was its own the ez. of the The but at was ia a ill that Dis. the neat trance ,pon the excep. there might be musk. for the of he. than that ' rattlye. drop. at palling any of the :timents of pearance, and slight. up toa second by some in the Officers, in of the but a inter. were rd at. contri. to this called )d you—. at the length of the beneath ly vs. deemed it even so. °Ver. ikt. 'boa time finally groans *IK the front 0 O. P. Before the degree of upper the areead disapprube- T T. hilst his several other concln. tbat AEII. a peal ofthe song Corn. t lid reu Sen. , part on the we CUPyrikeri Ali voce: it it to it s We premium Ilia iruisbed • Ihsweiliait ja' monstli, 2 1 14 it therallMaSelighilh Sri feet t 1.4 the triumph pf At t« CID biro PAR liberty.— * etliaY slingligg for ri;ate ow A Wild Public is sot to be insulted lubltc :t isspeoity, far they will stand up ems:folly swell* all wbo Welt ibeas, sod most parlisularly against klie bind aio tortoni of their peace.—(Reevo! Bacon ri—Let us there. fore boldly persevere, and the Admit-41, upon the station of ' the New Prides, will snon me for ginner, and knock down his private cabins.—jHurra! liana !I—Give us good cheer at the old prices. and come before us, rap in hand, with Ladles and Gentlemen, what would you please to hour.' But that is oat all. We most have within.; but fair play, and above board. A King's kit rite never treats with a smuggler or a pirate. Let tat be bold and steady. Let the sense we feel of the injuries see have sustained, and the insults with which we have been treated, stimulate us to discharge our duty with courage and perseresnece.--Let us persesere; and let us combine prudence with perseverance, and we shall triumph in the cause of plain honesty and com mon sense, against situ/ling and ettortiou.—f here he received the applause of Wee cheers, and a compliment to his pro fession, by a viler's, ao, la of " Rash Britannia." Ladies and Goatlensen--I addressed you from the Two Shilling Gallery lass Saturday eight. They wished, and they wanted to take me into custody for it; they attempted to take me to Bow-street ; the Runners came into the Gallery for that purpose, came nr;,r nee, I stuck louse quarter.; like a sailor—l cleared fir action.' wad d---o see but the lubbers skewed a white feather and sheered of. [Chair him ! Moir Aim ! was the cetera! cry, bat it was objected to by those around him, because, by his peon being erposed to the view of the Oecers, he might be taken into cu•zodj.)-.. " Melt me seder the Nitta'." said be, " I no, a tree blue —I love my Kiang and Cuurstry—l haves:A ;sot Wog but what I know to to lawfitt, and let them take me out of this house, or touch me, if they dare. A general cry of Protect him, protect him, let us surround him, and see him safe home —which was dune accordingly, amidst *olds and acclama tions. When be left the Pit, he was accompanied by a considerable number of persons. At the t 1 bottom of the Stairs there was a small party of the Geards,„about eight, with fixed bayonets, an ap pearance that we never saw before. The Yuen , . Tar was, however, accompanied by hi s frit:lora through the Piazza, into Great littssrl.street, and WAS safely housed in the Devonshire Cuffee-house. camnr. • The Speech of the Naval Gentleman from The Press, and Globe, which, it will be seen, does net even resemble that which was actually spoken. To this. we pledge ourselves " A person, dressed in the uniform of a Mid shipman, addressed them as follows: " Britons ! there are two Alps afloat, they are amok% one John Bull, the other Afng Kesshle. I will take com mand of the first, and from those present I will take my crew 4 the other may choose a Commander and a crow of foteigners. [Laud 1 latraa..) W hat say yea thee? wiN yes enlist under my colours ? [A es-gel" Ape ! erri nethoo continued—" Disci pi ioe is necessary; and, se peeve year kaaw ledge of it, we mast get tinder weigh ; and yea, asv gall ant boys, aloft, I expect, will do your duty." [toad applause frees the Galleries, and • cry of " We will! Nowa, !"] " nook all hands to their stations ; man the capstans bort, and hoist the anchor to the bows, for the enemy is In sight." [.lp. plouse.) " Lai fall your top-sails, und &beet them boar i make all sail, the enemy's a-head; down pm-8A and up ststerieg-milt out ringtesit, and up sky-gropers: av as t, via has hauled upon her wind; down steering-ands; a-board th is fort and waisted:, and haul your Auto close all..—lt bloat a fresh breeze, my hearty', be active aloft, And we will weather them. (Loud cheering.) Ready about; helms a-lee; tacks and sheets. D—o that fellow forward; why did he 1... t go so soon/ We bare lost our prize, and mast return into port. It you rely coati:tee under the same disci pline that von have this eight, and that ray prepplixelemsa ear only once get nu bxard, we mint conquer—mod although the mealy cal drast starve the wired than we eaa, be seared Ve will cetch her. one day or other, ems ashore." L `,Antougst the placards the following wore also how woLser was pro u d , `conspicuous : , rememberKixecLus,s Of his potato! right and very high station: But hew lowly was Wolotcv, wheat's King and the crowd I Bore him &watts the language of heasiliatiaa." " JOON Kr sat.e. Josh Beasts, Yorive much cause to tremble, Fur ar'rice, Sir, a bad vice is; Advised then by me, ;Sow your fully you me, And instantly lower your prices." "iliac Joust of old, by sturdy Banns aw'd, Oar British rie,bu in Magma Charm 1, iin'd : Tit surge-crowted Joan In imokoce and Rand. Shall oar dramatic rights he now reoige'd ? nem British favour, has thy pseudo king, ilk fame. his wealth, his impudence derie'd ; By British spirit, let this empty thing ,• Of all is berrow'd feathers be depriv'd." " Riot Jose outlives oarlikiog." " Jostler." A person pulled this out of the hand of the Geatiesnin who held it up in a front Box, but he was so much hooted, and he met with to many • marks .f cleCration, together with cries of " Do him justice!" that he found it convenient to retire. C 66 A Couot lately discharged from the King's &Iteh prison," said several voices.] " Othello's occupation's gene." 8 , BIRMINGHAM. " W•esne, the Manager, eagagod CATLI.IIII for Six Nights. at 1000 Guineas, and did net raise his price, bat aim : content with—Beres, 4s. ; Pit, Half a Crows; and Gal- I-lery, Is." ‘` Ass:anvil, Oats Shifting entle--.PEravalr, grab." 44 By !tapas and by /eat itisailted, By &tanager scorned, By Thi. f-takers ill treated, .1 o n 1., Be LI. wilt net lit dewed." ... " tutiog Flesh and Old Prices." - " Tnonai gems Ran.woon awl OTHERS. 'lt' ' Kfrad for Pl./MST! Ss I." ,010 1 4kelhibliett by a Gentleman standing on sk.et' the people in the Pit s usd OA .. ),,, ams t oo d d d, • --.. 0-, ~ o . •oe .. I • ~ ... : 6( it taishesproise iilir Game i .., ,_ , .‘ .i . Fret filin.Kanal.c and Jaws L o we, ~ ~ ' A "Ili sin, z aieifight, . , • •.. •v 1 .., • -.• ' 011eawolittr to asasest w• Jews By Lea la pee eig/ 4 70 , 1. '..f . And therefore don t rare. " l .. Theff. was tqadigious applause on the illhibi t tion of this placard. Anothet Gentleman stood upon the shoulder{ the people in (ke Pit, and held up the folhew. ; 4 1p$ pteeird r-- - 4 K imams iasities ihe Tribe of Israelites to cep with his .0 o te akeht, pa ?unit." This having produced its effect, he descended. 1 Asoiger stood up,. in like manner, with this ,lacard : 4 ' . 62/4"6 per Cent. RIM* aureapitai-hoyon yny honowr 1" ' . Immense isppksese.) The gentleman then re. ined in the trite theatrical style of dying, and II like the keto of is piece ia a catastrophe, and W. received on the theuldert of the people. ""imamommommommvirdnimine , . - ...._ . . , - THE STATES MA N. _ _ _ ~ i.... r ,_._....__/„.. ~ .r......-....-,..J PRICE Or COCKS Palle HAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. COVENT-GARDEN l'IlE 4TR E. S per Cent. Coos. 6811 ,Long. Ann...lei 7-16 -......-. --ovuovv--- Redsced 11716 Onsaitru linen*. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 111(19. If the Managers have, at any purled c 4 per Centf...STFl ' bitch. Billit,joi. 16s. preen. 5 per Cent.... 103 to I India BoodsMr.27l. press. MONDAY, OCTOCEU 16. present contest, entertained the simple hop, Consols for Nov. tiS toe Lottery Tick. 211. 17s. D. of Rotlaod's b. e. Volweris 80. 61b. beat Sir B. Gra- the inhabitarit„ of '. ,• to be • this Metropolis will , _ Velacrb. down by a compulsory system, the symi THE St4TESMAN. 1). of. Rockall's Salvator beat Gen. Gm/mutes Trump , man if es t e d by th e s p ec t a t ors l as t n i g ht, c 1311. 41b. oath. Ab. M. 200 p. h. ft.-13 toll oaSslvator. fail to convince them of their error. We ha • -v - -- - Sir C.„Bui bury's _Fair Star, Bst. 21b. beat L 4 LOwther's Tot. SM. First hallo( Alv. N. 100 p. h. ft.-3 to Ima Fair personal hostility against the Proprietor, PROPOSITI TENAI. Star• never exchanged a syllable with any one of weeesessesomete Le Grosvenor's Eaton, beat Mr. Sbakespear's Zodiac, LONDON : Sit.-glb. each. Two-yr old Course. 100 g- 9tol on Eaton. -nor have they, by any private act, Inc Ld Lowtieis Yellow Hammer, beat Sir C. Turner's Mid- our animosity. As individuals, and as GI THEEDAT, OCTOBER 17. dlethorpe, Set. 71b. each. Ab. M. EOgs.-7 to 1 apt Yel. men we have never cast on any one of the -000--. - low iHammer. , THERE never was a period more barren of fo- Le Grosvenor's Plover, beat Mr. Shakesisear's Sir Dasid, slightest reflection. It is for the public I reign intalligemos than the present. We have flet..slb. each. Ab. M. 1000.-2 to I apt Plover. w h o are our suppor t, as also they are t One-third of a Subscription of 2.5 p. each, for 5. ) r olds car- that we are contending. not a turnekarticle of any thing like news to. trying SM. Mo. 6-yr olds 9st. and aged 911. 31b. B. C. Ld Grosrenor's b. es. Meteors. aged - _ I The early part of Richard was performed day. Happily the hiatus which might otherwise Mr. Lake's b. Flt. Nyollllll4, 3 yrs old - 2 no other interruption than what was produc Mr. K u elle r manresbr. m. L'lloile de Venus, 5 yrs old (broke 3 ; the marked approbation of Mr. Cool wb have Wen produced in the London Journah, do* - - - - Is amply filled by that fruitful subject...the New And?. other . drawn -Even on Meteora. thus complimented, though sincerely on his -..--.1---...--,-....--..._ -41111 account, yet at the same lime partly at chi Theatre. le the Prrss,and tpeedil 3 will be published, pence of Mr. KURILE. From Germany, we tray hourly expect to re. THE LIVES AND ADVENTURES We entered the Pit at the commencement, , O f Third Act. The attention was general. 1,.., • hire intelligence of the finishing hand having been putteLthe pacification of Europe-so far as .4 VAGABOND FAMILY. House was at that lime pretty well filled, 11 Is which will be faithfully inmates! their swims Per- the termination of the Third Act, the Pit ors relates to the Continent. A new hoax is now furmanies uu the very few minutes crammed. It was so full attempted. We are told that the removel of the STAGE or LIFE. numbers were unable even to mount a seat. Tlie nu of tolg e r m and in amount of their Benefits.-An accurate state- Conferences from Altenburgh to Vienna, is, in or-approbation manifested itself early to the y kind &scads by whom they have been sop- der that FRANCIS may gain time, by the protrac- ported-their surreal in filling their pockets-their imolenee Act, and continued to increase until the out and ingratitude-au IC finally, their conversion from the Cs- of C. Kruse's, when the roar that burst tape s lion of the Negotiations NAPOLEON, poor easy Mae to the Jewish persuasion. car formed a climax of vocal disapprul soul ! sleeps is security-he never suspects t hi s Together wi th the osarvellnus, amusing, an d extractive Adventures i.f such as we never before heard. With the e • master-stroke of diplomatic policy. In truth, • DON JO II N Lion of some shrill whistles aloft, there mil our Newspapers have some how or other, lately, in Spain and Portnral.-Shewing bow be was dart into the said to be a total absence of instrumental n . loquisitioa on suspicion of being a Jew, from which be was I n t hi s t h e P er f ormers s h owe d t h e i r taste - f i formed very unaccountable notions of this same delivered by his liberality, and devourin g a Leg of Pork in concentrated sound of a powerful chorus o the presence of the Inquisitors, before whom he was per- EMPEAOR of the Farectr. If we are to believe soually inspected, and found not to have the sign. man voices, is infinitely more terrific than some of the Papers, be is influenced by very trim arising from such iastrumente as horns or n vial circumstances. An Evening Paper of last The Convicts at Woolwich, upwards of 800 in -Of the yell amidst which the curtain i • Saturday, that is almost unknown in London, number, have petitioned his Grace the Archbishop ped, we shall not attempt a description. 11 teems to have stung NAPOLEON to the quick- of Caseeasuav, through their Chaplain, re- tremendous, and indisputably surpassing . glowing his Lordship to present a petition to his former effort of the Performers in the body I at lout according to the sagacious statement of its MAlEsry for pardon, and a general release from house. Placards, expressive of the sentimer Editor 3 - their present state of captivity, ott his happy Ac. the discontented, soon made their appearance " That Naros.eow we stung by the observations made cession, on the 25th instant. We understand his were dandled about in the pit, without the s 4 ' is The Globe of the 19th of August hut, relative to the Lordship has returned the petition, not supposing est molestation. Allenigth one being thrown u " Element cooled observed by the Emperor Enamels, nf- himself the proper channel fur such conveyance. box a link removed from the centre of the a q' ter she battle of Wagnun, from that line of action which It is said that Mr. PE/METAL lately wrote a tier of boxes , was immediately displayed by " be ailtmeevl after the defeat of Austerlitz, is soliciting or letter to her Royal highness the Princess of Gentlemen, and then affixed to the cushion " accepting em liletzrehtet tit a ICittltetill, it is impossible to WALES, f orma ll y to announce his appointment as front. This produced an attack by the Office " &dd." • First Lord of the Treasury. lie condoled with which they were repulsed amidst the shouts e Jove DeNNIS, the Critic, and Hero of the her Royal Highness on the loss -of Mr. CAN- audience. Another placard was unfurled, 1 . Dunciad, having written some abusive ar. NINO'S splendid abilities to the Administration, but second attack of the Bow.strect Officers i ticks against Louis XlVth, conceived him. took occasion to assure her that it was not his ropted the exhibition ; but the assailants fault, as he had offered to agree to thu arrange- again remised ; as also were they on a thir self Co have become so greatly an object of meat that Mr. CA XNI NG might suggest, by which tack. A spirited Lady in the Box greatly et hatred of that Monarck, that his disordered imam a third person might have been placed at the head bitted by her energetic encouragement to ginationatetually produced a firm belief of au in. of the Treasury; and he trusted that her Royal defeat, The people in the Pit loudly I tention on the part of the French Court to seize Highness would ice in this a satisfactory proof on the Gentleman in the Box to descend that it was not from selfish considerations that ho " Come down among us, we will protect s his person..,and a French privateer being monad . had accepted of this situation. lier Royal High. ' 6 the Bow.strect hlood-hounds are waiting t I , the coast when he happened to b. at Dover, nogg , in answer to this, expressed her thanks for " door for you." The Gentleman at I Jame took horse, and made his escape to London. the communication, and her extreme regret at the placing one foot on the gilded suspensor a , L _ resignation of Mr. CANNING. She concludes by chandelier, was enabled to reach the pillar be Sdrely oar t uTcrnment (particularly if the coMplitatiteing Mr. P ..E.ECZYAL on his coinage the Box, and dropping into the Pit, instant) Whigs get in), will stipulate in the next neg.- in er aun md t IC g so arduous a task as the ;Amin'. uished. Shortly after, his friend also deem tiation for the security of Me person of Ahe Gen- stratinn of pub affairs, public in a moment of such un. necessary to effect his retreat ; and s with eve ..• items* or Ladies of 7'rtz GLONE, who real!? Proredentell difficult?. prior adroitness, evacuated the Box, and mi seem to be much better known in Paris and in Mrs. MouNTMX and pr. BRAWL,' are engaged with the crowd in the Pit. A Lady, in black, permitting her zeal to Vienna than in London. to sing, at Dublin, spun very liberal terms, fur come her discretion, made an angry twitch i about three weeks, for which place they will start seeeessommemsomser • in a few days. They are not expected in London of the placards and tore it. For some tine Some farther accounts have been received from maw till the middle of November. braved the resentment of the Pit, but was fi • Holland, which lead very strongly to confirm the Last night CATALAN! was to make her appear. constrained to retire, amidst hisses, groom reports of the conclusion of peace. Letters from ance on the Birmingham Stage, to sing three of execrations. Several Gentlemen in the fro R ,otterdam, dated the 1 2th; positively assert, that h er pr i nc i pal Italian- Songs. She has been en- the Dress Boxes, appeared with the letters ( i the treaty, which hod bred signed at Vienna, had ga . e ,j by w nights, for a large compensation. Ac. AT , CIV, the Manager of that Theatre, ( for O l d Prices) in their hats-Before for its principal stipulations the surrender of ~, sing six sli ~ scene closed, a very considerable dept nearly the whole of Upper and Lower Austria, ' c „ r d. mg to report, she is to have, 1000 guineas. disapprobation was manifested by both the I, to be placed at the disposal of Bo 4 ArARTE, and the maintenance o( a French Gorge on the banks Cooar is also re rained for the Birmingham folks, and the lower Box at a very large fee. e, hut particularly the ft tier. Those who did not join in the disappi i • I of the Danube until a genecal peace. ELLISTHN has entered into an agreement with tiun, evinced no disposition to applaud. It is stated in the same letters, that the expirta. the Proprietors of the Manchester Theatre for a render the placards snore visible, a p tient of cora from France an' Holland bad been term of years, and is actively employed in raising was elevated in the Pit, on the 'besides I prohibited, tooder heavy penalties. The measures (or the defence of the Island of ill that town. Wateherert are carrying into effect, upon a very a Com p ose s to commence his theatrical cum mi n those near him, and standing erect, whits I 11 Mr. SHERIDAN is expected in town, in order to p lacards. feet were held firm, sheered round se This was repeated in two I =Erosive auk. The expenee will be enormous, bold a meeting fur the purpose •of adjusting some instances. The Farce of The Farmer at le whits lbit practicability of retaialag the i s l an d , s plait fur the rebuilding of Drury .lane Theatre concluded, and the curtain again dropped, a, decidedly doubtful. Letters from aliddleburgb, forthwith, as the Renters in general have maul. a repetition of the yell which marked the col of the 13th, mention the arrival of an Officer there to Oa perhMend the arrangements for building Parliament fur a now Theatre, to be raised by m rested great alarm lest the intended application to on of Ri G hard. We omitted to mention, in the combat in Bosworth Field, Mr. C. / 1 barracks. &usual nem is appointed Cover. subscription, should be materially injurious to MX 2 foot sllppillg, he fell-this produced a nor. As the people of Zeeland were formerly their pattmt. The subscription for the new The. of rattling thunder from different parts a Route• meth attaohed to the family of Oita see, it has ' etre is said to be full. After the performance was concluded ayi beeollseeletat advisable to re-establish in 1Y al. The first night that Mendeza's friends went to . . ' - i cheren the old Statlthulderian Gus ernment, as it Covent Gardea Theatre, the door-keepers hesi. Geutlernan, in a naval u inform,add ragged the I • • exists previous to the occupation of the country ' tated to let them in, from their dirty appearance ; pett y in the following terms. During his ad, he was repeatedly stopped at the close of a by tile Firetse h. ! h owever, the subsequent n i g ht s, Danie l gave an tettce by thunders of applause, from every 190hEa.-nur report of the proceedings at the . additional credit to the orders, by countersigning of the flouse. As we stood in a direct line 01 Maludoh-frouse, on Sattirday, on an information `each with a D. very next bench but one to this Gentleman, agahist Messrs. Ruesree and .N--I ACILARICESS, coal. I Mendoza complains of the Manager of Covent beg to assure our Readers, that • ers, the Speech we snerEhents, understand is in many res p ects Garden's want of delicacy, in having The Flitch we al erroneous. The infolonetion was not by desire of Cie Bank Directors, but was preferred by an in- of Bacon for the farce, sin the Sabbath, when so nea rly 9 , many of his friends were there from Duke's-place. former of the game of WILLS, and was anashed i STEPHEN KESIBLE is engaged to perform a few • to him if nut a verbatim co TED itpy rly so as perhaps under any circumstances give Wehave subjoined to possible to it. speech which is in The British Press of without hear% any evlilkteeon either side. It was nights etas the Manager of the Shrewsbury , Ile- • c i morning, and in The Glebe of this evening neither alit . , nut attempted to be 'proved , that : reford, and other Theatres, and commenced hi. b • . r e given to him-but we bog tp assure our N the coals we sold at pool measure, and sent in operations last week. He has disposed of his ere that this speech, according to 'the cmsloi at wharf measure ; nor was &etc any imputation d i ' Theatres at Greenock and Whitehaven for seven t i, p • those nuts, fl an invention. We pr, some friend against the - Defendants. The hank Directors, I years, to Mr. MONTSONERY and Mr. Murree- some Navel Gentleman has furuished their After a full knoll ledge of the whole tronsaction,l DALE, formerly of Drury-lane Theatre, who hes such a ' 'of nautical string terms, as migloe , raid Messrs. Kussero. and MReIiENESS for the I risen into considerable provinc i al repute as a comic been delivered on such an ocraaitod r s-b •tel eqal?."rhe in million was, "far selling andsend- !actor. Mrs. S. KESIELS, whose health bed bees falsehood of The Press (and GloSe))14. 1 lug tri t*o ebaldtOn and a half of coals in a waggon, llong declining, but who, it seems, is thoroughly proclaim. - 4 • a. • sees dal:Min a vender's ticket, without having ; recuvered, is engaged to perform a few nights at .. N otw ithstanding the eforts of T. t//4/ ..) the name of the labouring meter thereto, who me. Doncaster. She possesses great merit as an ac . t . . •eau ( swam Turncoat, and The perlutooded the atimeasurement ;" an offence ra- tress, in genuine simplicity and true pathos, with- of Sunday (Bares) and the odiaVoionsunilla thir proceedine Prom Inadverteacy than en inter- is her proper range of character. shall be true to oar cause, mod N tbiftr)t 4 detr tiin to atrtl. Saturday a child of ;bout two years of age, son 5 01-malla and fair-play, we lambs IV wed I A few days ago a sailor,. that had been paid of Mr. .% kite, in -Hollywell.street, Strand, by actions ewe them a OOP enthhine•-(Blond)-ia 1 pt at Gosport, hired a post-chaise to take some accident fell into a tub of boiling water. of their licensed grappliag - irons , and . i s - him to Son'hampton., and instead of entering The child died on Sunday morning in great agony. ift"'• If our mensal" all" site clorter tie inside s , close to ride on the roof; when he On Sendai" night Mr. Burnet, Surgeon, of colours, we shell ask theta. I say, if aciise.tl at the village of Forfeit, Jack ordered the Great Mary lehoue-etrect, was *called out to a "" " e m' ae l" will give them a warm rherharaiallt our amestors Sght A post.bay to - to, is hilst he shipped souse grog, gentleman that had dropt dews in a fit, at the draalm*-E'.lehWhat dpi acid as he irga talisag his swig, orethe roof,. a per- sterner of Wimpole-street ; Mr. B. repaired to the sip seeing the.chaisse empty, asked the' post.boy spot without a moment's delay, and ou examining fa lift; the sailor demo - dad what the fellow was' the gentleman who bad fallen, be ("bewared that , 004 1 apd was sold he wanted a lift to it was Mr. Fairbalno s Ms own assistant, who ed ll h ave we. 410,01 from the trlii I ors * T -Our liberty. WM41641011 we ask Oar liberty I tied a s Wog as goad fill.Groaoc, (l at .le by us, no peg with doss attack ear litatt tab& liberty we do alloys bet we me Dm limp* . . tabu amplon, when Jack replied, " then let the been spending the evening in perfect guild h private :OW A British Public is apt to be in • hibber tern in below-1 mean to be Captain OR and spirits, but „bed espisiol almost immediately ou t impasity, for limy will Stand up marks* agate i i.,., ; k 4., .' '''' 2 6 er b- fell. who Walt them, and must partisularly *plant Me tire i a ..1 Air ‘11111111.1.111.1111.11111111.11.111