The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-04 00:00:00

Irre•_ong CIIAMRER 01 . nEruTty.!. Dec. 19. M. liorron. in 11. e name of • lb. first Berne, Irv!? a Repast on Ore rinminrtion of M. Camille Jourdan by the depertromit of the Ain and Moms.-- Ili; fithls of eligibility beina perfectly ostablistoa, 11 . 0 Hurls propooed Ms aJmistenee, saving to M. Jnerden to mate big election "idle vs is eettorised by the law of l b s 14th of frivrrh last. Tb.sid.. A LAtvii treosnoloierl thtt Pletition of MP. Vero! Marne Al the Smith, fee the purpose of equates -1,4 the In lesi.inimi be the boil, by mars of a tax, lo he called the hail Paz. Retorted to lb. Minister of Malmo. The Order of she Day requires the discussion of the Peajeet of the IA w of Finance, relative to the retell* of th► first sig.twelftbs of the direct lases for 1F• yes• 1819. Urhe paper of the.Chavaber asisoweeed the ternma. nioetlon of another Project of a LAO, tausieg the &midst year to commotion the I.t of Jely *leech yea►. It was, however, not presented.] 1111 Deposer (of the Bere).—Unhappily, the es. t raordigary eircemstaatees which, since 1815, press on Freer', have ►edeeed the Chambers to the necessity of records( to provisionary arid precipitate measures, for the receipt of direct end indir►ct eases ; to vole them almost without enquiry ; and so introduce into our finsocial legislation an order of things so contra ry In the Imo spirit of the Charter, to the roles of a good responsibility, to Interests, end to the wishes of the contribeinrs. At length dies• deplorable cif. cesostances have crowd to elite, and hopes were en. %retained that with them would disappear these pro. visional laws which, even by the echoes ledges's,. of the Minister who presents the Project, caused mush inconvenience, and have 'treed? lasted too long. Bot, Gentlemen, it is indispertsible to eaten(' this provisional system for ail months of this year ? I am far from thinking es. I hare then the honour of proposing that the Project if the Law he adopted in the following terms Art. 111. Provisionally, the three list 12ths of the Land Tee, personal and moveable contributions, and these upon doers, vriodowii, and ',items, shall be col. leered ennformehlv to the list of 1819. Art. 2 , 1. All the Indirect coetribetim... shell e on . sins, in b, collected emit the Ist of April. 1819. conformably to Article 81, of the Law of the 15th of lest May. Art. 3 was the mese as the Project of the Govern ment. This tree strongly supported by a rest number of Intim on the l.ft. CA►tLLz, Cmussimioner of the King, wisher! In state souse farts. In all preceding Sessions, the IChsaiber recognized the necessity of voting a Prowl. bionaf Find. In 1814, it voted only for four teiontlis; the Governmen►, by the force of affairs, was constrained to ask for tiro additional months, which the Chambers granted by a second delibera tion. It wts ltto same in 1818. In 1817, 'alight *nod by esperience. awl Mom, s placed in the same . . - „ Pescosaisr s aboGoereasatiat deem Raid armee ahem's-foe oh mouths, which was rtml into a law. land at a more tardy period, the sam. proposition is mad* to you. The Minister of Finance, in his im position, esplaised to }on the indispensable necessity of the 'Rosario. The 1111• S are voted for a year, their esercim ponds with the Gregorian year, sad we tread upon the mew year. Tee question whether it would be possible to establish a finaor.Ml year ebich should date from the lit ..1 January boa been agitated? It was not possible to s u bmit fo you oa this subject • project of a law which esquires considerable prepailtery labour ; bat It has been antioanced to yoe, that the propos'. tiOb 'mild be made, and probably will be made, forthwith. In this state of affairs , a provisional vote of ail months will appear to you necessary, einee ea. Intim% has twice proved the insaffidency of the rote for three er Nor months. It hes alio proved that the diecuseiee of the Budget alone req elm three smooths. 'rho Government, therefore, must be placed in • con ditien which may enable it to ao sit that result. Many ~ices.—" To the role!' M. Ds eIIAUVCLIN, remarking !bat on the Minis. terial Bench there appeared none of the Ministers to delved this important measure, moved that the dis cesgiun should be postponed until to-morrow. Several voices so the left side—"'C he day after to morrow." M. no Cn %QY¢LU!r. —" Vet, the day after to morrow."—(..4 lively! agitation in the Hall.) The speation of adjournment is pet to the vole by the President. The first proof was doebtful. After •etse ililiculty, the President aid, that its Isis opinion the edjearnmest was negatived. MM. MANURE., SAUL/111R, and other Members on the left side—•' Pot the adjournment till to-morrow le the vete." The PRRtnatST•—" The question is remised." M. CHM/SAVO ILATOUII." I demand to speak to resters the question." Yokes in the centre and on the sight—" It is de cided." A voice on the left.—" It is not." The PRESIDINT." The Chamber has decided that the discussion shall be continued." M. Catausauct Latntt." 1 . 110 have cnnsolied the Assembly on the adjournment until after to-mor roe, which is rejected. Thorn remains to knew its wish on a simple adjournment for '2l hoofs. M. nt Vtttett tem to speak is defence of the rrojact of the Ministers. M. M truce., interrupting the other.—" The goes. tints on the amendment is not determinesi."—( The agitation is renewed.) The Pmt.'s:at put the Original goestion to the vote, anal tba adjournment was negatived. M. DT litt.t.ttt then spoke in favour of the law. De was followed by M. COURVOISIIR and M. Roy, she Minister of Finance.—Tha amendment of Dupont was finally negatived by a majority of 183 to 17. Thu Patsintnt read a letter addressed In him by the Grand Master of the Ceremonies, apprising the Chamber that the Grand Depotiiinto should be ail. witted to an audience of the King on the 31st of De cember, to congratulate his Majesty on the new year SECRET COMMITTEE. M. Lams RE Viccevreua developed the p r opoei. liens which be had submitted a few dies age. Ile explained the several wives which diminish the nem QI specie citcalatiog io k:uce; •puke or that which commerce eiports to the East Indies, Amothe, 441 Aft id.. Baird the braiwad . oo all tie Store elseetS. of tire nets wisdom!, c ol t t eles Rmilidrs, the Cullum, and all thrk Timm He He amass& the ertakiishusent of a Igo oast ahk , the Yopr., which aboold circulate through the wholi *sleet of Frante, sods now Leillaistiro arrangement of the Customs. The enter mmecleded wilts the (*Using propositioess— ___ I. i . he Gumbo, resoles that the Notts eftevelly granted to the Solari read shell be striesested to tea eillllsons at Inst. 2. That the weeds which here byes lefket its din. penal shill be s o ld, w i t h the least passible &ley, without letting dere the price s mod the produce sp. plied Is the perches, of reale,. 3. That the bends of ligeidstiodbd admitted io paystret of the weeds. 4. That the patinae anticipating the papoose of their indirect togas shall obtain a discoant of a half per cent per wench. 5. That higher Costae, Doilies shall be imposed upon all the productions »hick come from India, Cochin-Chios, China, and Manills. 6. The abolition of the Moil Aubeine. 7. The abolition of all Rank privilege.. 8. The admission of every solvent csawany to establish new banks. 9. The Bank of France to be transformed into a National Bank. 10. 'rhe taxes of registry end customs paid in Bank MIN, unless othernise splsoinOsle T►ese propositions base sot bees ekes kite Co.. slderation by the Assembly. • DR( se. The Deputies es.embled et noon, in boreetrt. to 'amine a project of M. Deeergier, for aetharizing the *skiing Jodie' of the Courts of Colllll4.lra to call in the assistance of the former f Edges, in difficult , e 'oppress supplementary Judger, to create auditors, and to moist", according to constitu tional forms, the rai4ing of the additional centimes no patents ;end soother project of M. I) for regulating the exercise of the tight of imt Thom was no public sitting of the (Um FLANDERS MAIL .- Baussit.s, Dac. '29.—As we bad premised, the number of persona who perished at Ameteidam, irs the evening of she 4:341 of this month, daring the fog, bat been greatly ezaggersted. The last accounts from that city mate, that the number amounted only to 30. Dcc. 30.—1 t is aliresed, that by a decision of the King of France, of the 45th of this month, 411 Mem bers of the Conventioo who swell for the death of Louis XVI., and who were sailed by the law of the 14th of Jansery, 1815, are authorised to return to France. Of this number, three are inhabitants of Bream's. DEC. 31.—The law whieh 6tes the Bridget of ea. pintos of the kingdoms for 1819, and Itakbeen adopt. ed by both the Chambers of th•Steteliggbeesl, Is now published by a decree of his ItNWT, of the 44th. In coosegoence, ilse contribetioa duties end revenues will continue to be nn the same foot ing as in 1818, till other legislative regulations are wade on the subject. SECOND CHAMBER cor Tess STATI:S GENERAL, psc. 31. The Direetor.General of the Import and Eapert Dotes was introduced into the Assembly, sod made a long speech eaplsn•tory of the grounds of • new project of • law on the 'object. This dinners, being finished, he offered to read the collection of 111W11 which he presented, bet it being very velemi. nova the Chamber resolved to base it printed for the use of the Members. Th. President afterwards ordered the Golleriev to he cleared, and the Assembly to form aS•cret Cam. mitteo. haring to make a private eemm••iation whirls is supposed to be of great importance. TO COURE.SPON [MAPS • r s W. M.'s earessaairai isms have bees received, sad shell be Wendell to as woo as peb.ible. PRICE, STOCKS 111' 11:tok Rork i per Cent. Red. 78f I prre.eni. le per Cent. Rif 1.4~1.f0r Arr. ;911 per Cent. 1,51 MY AT ONE UTIAIOII 5 pa Nis., India 11.04. NO p Lame Awe. SI I-144 Emeheiper UM. IS IS p Oinahni THE STATESMAN. LONDON: 310IIDAY. JAIRIARY 4, 11119. We find from the Paris Papers which have teethed es to the Ist Inst. that tM new French Ministers have entered on the duties of their respective ellicss.l They are friends to the Charter end to Consiitetional Freedom ; and though ender their a expires the Fermat I People may not acquire any great addition to their pnlisical rights, yet order and the enjoyment . of what they possess will be secured to them. The Ultras hive once more been defeated. and this is no small reason for congratulation. The late miser. ce.sful attempt of the illiberal faction, which has Neva aiming at power, and striving to plunge the na. tioa into disorder, ever since they were allowed to retread the lied they deserted in its danger, is, we trust, their last effort. It is moires to preach pro desire and the necessity of littersl opinions to such men ; but experience ought to bate taught them that I it is only by malting a part of the trollop, and not by I separating themselves from it, and endesvestriag to confine all power and honour le themselves, that they can •ver bops to obtain an arreatiency in the I State. The Fietsch.sre willing to acknowledge the be. nears t4f those men, whom their Sovereign has ander he Charter invested with the Peerage; bet they will no longer brook an order in the State, who consider thews selves from birth aline entitled to engross all honours and advantages, civil and military, and the rest of the !ustion as merely born to toil for ESMA T 4 A) k Tlstßotois dada has easa nelpsled 1114 Poop*, Oa Mod for (nor r hoot this gallingsbooddio, sod pot an ,imed to dl Misspelt laid that whit* Wants and proms, weft slisentsadir gin in every midday. From the details of the disunion in the Clamber i of &polies. which preceded the adoption of the Previsions! lkil of Filson, ft will he seen that M. Dreamy (de PE's) made an eamoccessfel stumps to limit the greet of the Lead Tea, mod other direct lases, to three-twelfths, sod to leave the collocates of the fedi/yet tales on the footle/ of the grant of last Session, whisk espies es the lit of April.— Amon those who opposed this proposition, awl supported oho original Project, was the Ultra- Royalist M. Visscss, one of the recent assoc. coedsl candidates for olßst. It is not Impro bable that M. Vitst.n.a availed himself of ibis occasion to show the respect which himself and his patty were disposed to pay to a mestere which had received the sansioe of the Sovereign, contratiled with the menoelog lagging, of the Cos missies of Finance, and its recommentlation not to extend the continuance of one branch of the it beyond the smooth of Jute nest. On the other baud, it is deserving of remark, that none of the Members' of the Commission proposed any amendment on tine provisiewal project, in conformity to their own re ' commenderion ; nor did they glee soy support to the WON limited proposition of M. DUPONT. The cause I of this forbearance, we presume, is, that their threat was solely intended to influence the fortuities of the new Ministry ; sod that peepers Marie; been filly accomplished, to carry their menace into 'secedes would Italy tend to embarrass the moo of their own choice. Political monster's of this sort must be (owifter to the recollection of those who have paid any emotion to Ile Parliamentary tasks of meths country. In the Chamber of Deputies, towards the cies of Tuesday's Sitting, M. VILLZTZQUI brought forward a aeries of financial measereed tending to the amelioration of the Sate of public orals. Ile also proposed the abolition of the Droll &Arbesine, which confiscates to the use of the Save reign, the effects of foreigners resident in France, 1 dying {assist*, and without haring received lei ten of I nateralisailoo. The revival of this odious pretties five, at the time of the compilation of the Code Na. poison, met, it will he recollected, with considerable opposition in the French Legislative Assemblies.— Ueda the French Alonereby, prier to the Revel.. lion, there was en esemptioe in favour of the Swiss, Portages", and Scotch ; bet the impartial ra. 1 pacify which marked the caner of N•eocuost, amid net to "spatted to ease way restssiat fano PO old. fashioned usages. A propositioa for abolishing thig claim, on the part of the Crown, hes else beets agate subedited to the Chamber by the Deka DC LEVIS.— LALLY TOLLENOIL, 18 Said to have sebsitted to the same body, • preposition, which is characterised as extraordinary, bat the notate of which is not inti mated. The Chamber, however, is stated to have resolved to take it into consideratiou ; so that ft can not be, for any great lymph of time concealed. his fervently to be hoped, that its tendency is not to realise any of those Ultra.ltoyelist pro. jests, which occasioned the general alarm so re cently quieted by the appointment of a Ministry possessing the coofidence of the nation.—The French Fonds have risen considerably since the recent Ministerial appointments, which naturally implies a gement coefideace in the present Cabinet. The Five per Cents. on Wednesday were 061. 50c. Bank Steck, 1,475 f. We. stated oe Saturday that the improvement its the Fends was attributed to (be, avowed intenders on the part of Baron Louts, the new Finance Minister, to sell the Royal forests, and 'I apply the produce is the purchase of renter. A psi. vase letter from Peril states, that surveyors have been already dispatched to the different departments of Fiance, to make the requisite Meatless sod arrange meets meessary for the approaching sales. Geo. Aux, one of the persons railed by the (Witness of i the tfill July, has been permitted to cetera to France. Mails how llolland and Flanders laves's, arrived since our lon. The First Chamber of the States General bus assented to the Law for regolating the Receipts and Espenditore f•r the psomot year. Tie Danish Government is said to have socceeded I. De gociating a Goes, in this mortify, (or • million staffing. The money, it Is onderstood, is to be sp. plied for the relief of the landed i•tatest in Den mark We bac. received Baltimore Papers to the 9J sit. The trial of Commodore TAYLOR was still the prin. cipal *object of 'sterna in that city. Commodore TAYLOR bore a conspicuous part in the cause of Smith American Independence, end the trial is for piracy. We bate already gives from the Washing. ton Papers a noticed the commencement of the jet. dial proceedings. Tb Belliatore Federal Reprbikell fernishes the following additional particulars:— " The Coy t.borme bas been very mooch thronged ewer since the trial commenced. There has as yet been but one (pestles of law raised in the cove which hat called forth the talents and learning of Counsel. The di•cession of that vapours., occupied better than two days. It was • question as to the admissibility of ?siderite. The ATTORIItY.GEMERAL delivered hi. sentiments in • short seotentioes spe►ch. without pre slag the subject farther then merely stating tie 'pawls!, (qr *kid be-conteude‘addacing the so. 9A tom. THE R ral ES CHAMBER nr nEruTivi. MC. 19. I commend? finetli i Ihe V... • --Am— _ . vs %.1 . • - - [ i di Kg f. I Ir li th , A 7" ~:. eivev sereft of ir ppplica bility i fieWill I. teeerat Wtonst followed hi* in a speech °fishnet f oe , ii ) t hears iv leastb. *lath oceopied the Court mail the boor sitioirsowlion Fel,. Aterda. morsinir Mr. sIIII IE T commenced Ibis .ertMent, lied Wu. pied the court about three hews , *lib one of the Mali epleidid specimens of eloquence prebehly ever witnessed lit any corner), co a goalie++ of lam. At the coothisiee of his speech, She Coert ad. jaunted. On Monday morning the Coed delivered their opinion epee the gamier' submitted to them.— SeSce it for the repent to my. they decided that the evidence 'feted es Wolf d the United Slaps, was inadmissible." Tits litee's IleaLim.—On Saturday, a little be. fore toed., o'clock, she C.,oncii of the late (bags s who hare the csitkentl superinteulaoce of the K person agreeably In the (WA: tient of the Regoacy Acs, anembled at the Lipper Lodge, Wiadier, where they remised the report 41 the M roiskians as In Vie Maloof mind and laulth of the Kin° diming the put smooth ; and the Plijskians basing been morn to the correctness of it b) his Grace t h e Archbishop of CAM.. Tinsuiti,Prelikhrol of the Comm% the Members pre. sent adjourned to the Castle to tint bit MAJEIfT. Soon after one o'clock the Council broke opt the Duke of Alowrnosa remained, to fie in waiting the Mee doting the arming week. This being a bleeting, the Archtiahop of C—AMTUMMT pro/waive' to Lando.. and left the report at the l'firy.Cosocii.olfice, agreeably to the direction• of the Regency Art. Yesterday, the following Salo halo was pablishm::— " I,l,lftr Cogs, Jelg.i. " lln MAJr/TVII giwrdrr rrw.M.l.4..th•red. Ni. Ha- JibTlf oorninns.berrfel, ad is goof fek.eral Smith." ,• In consegeoaeo of Lord CASTLellieell est Meg recovered from Ida lodlapeeition, a Cobioet Ceased wee bald sr the Noble Vitcoest's boom is St. Jaime *. mean, at two o'clock on &today, which was at tended by the Earl of Lieureet., Viet:seat Si,. ■ouru, the Karl BATUMI/T. the Deke of Wit.. mentos, Mr. WILLVLET 1 1 014, Mr. CAMMIIIII, and Mr. flostatem. Tbe Comma coatimeed is doll. berotion till Ii•If feet. Someday the Honourable --- Cosmos loft tome nn • mis.iort to Vienna. U. proceeds by the woe of Paris. ft is ancient/owl that he is gems to relieve Lord STrw•ar, .hi will Mier, to Seemed fee s short time. _ __ Friday Mr. Mosso; the King's Memory, ar rived in terra with dispaieltes from Saierdry Mr. Vlore., Om King's Measesger, it. rivrd is too. with dispatches from Italy. Yesterday Mr. DAM'''. th Meg% Meemoger a arrived in taws with diegambes Item Madrid. Wedoesday, Mr. Katona, the earn 111 employed by Gerd STWIVAIIT, Ma CAWS IZ= patches ter Vienna. It is aadersteael that the Cowrie of all Ivor fear Royal Mei owe abroad miem sad Is pregnancy. The lhk• sod Declaim of Lyre see to to proceed to Esgiand previssely to the Dichess'a accoachesent. It is rumoured that Cn.tates Waltman, Esq. kn been applied to by hlinktera to colt his prrtttlal friends, and accept the vacant office of Attorooy. General to bis Royal 111glanati as Deka of Corn. nail ! Letters from Ireland announce the dentin of the MONTAGU SIATIIKW, the brother of the Earl of LANDAVV, and ALP. for Tipperary. The de. ceased bad been long declining is health, titillates only in his 44th year. Last season he was attacked by a paralysis—he was carried off by so apoplectic fit, to the grist regret of highlands, who • ere always highly amused by his good mature Ind social qua lities. The price of bread at Paris has again fallen; that of the loaf of 41b. of the first quality was fixed ow Wednesday last at 61d. aod of the second qsality at 41d. On Saturday the dispatches were dosed at the Fast India {loose sod delivered to the Peron of the following ships, vis.:—Marquis Citlansw. Copt. T. LARKINS, (id); CUARLRI Cann; Capt. H. Sans; Lowthereastle, Capt. C. MourLoca ; Int t, Cept.T. BaRRADAILS; Eases, Capt. H.. NISIWI'• VIINRISas tart, Capt. lt. S. DALKTIIPLR-411T lieshey ad 1 1 China. The 4th regiment marc►ed front Winchester, for Camberland Foil, t►is day, and will thence embark in t►e course of the week for ike Well Indies. TM lit battalion of the Ride Brigade will els* mater t►is day from Chichester for Gosport. where they ere to revisits in prawn. Segicient transports ■re esperol in the coterie of the week to embark ilea sth, 9th, sad 41st fer t►e Leeward Islands; and fee the 51111, regiment ter the Cape of Geed Hope. Th. Mary, VfiWares, Mester, fen. Limed* is Londe', rae on shore on the Geode/its Sande, ma the II lst ult. when the greatest part of bar cirge, eon. slating of hatter, be. f, pork, lieen, &c. was takes , net by beats from Dalai and its vicinity. and has not, been restored to the owners. Is the Goo eg o o f g o ._ trouts), is a Proclamation from Lard Slobeeeth, pre. aisles his Majesty's pardon to any one oldie parlies concerned is secreting the property. who shall dis cover their accomplices, and a reward of 100graineas is offered to be raid en the censicties of any of 'beer, by Mr. John Bennett, jest. Secretary to mittee at Lloyd's. COUP? or 411111101111, EOINSOOOO..--N4CAOIP PIMP, Of STATE.- By the Swale 1693, for !MPhi l ( a Rank in Scotland, it is provided, 64 That all le. radio'', •ho shall join as partners of this Bank Niel thereby be and become .tatotalized Scotsmen to all Intents and prints,. shateser ;' and it is Ender. stood that this Scotch Act hi, been renewed and ra. t itled. "'Phew shy repeal of the clew , • just wiled, by setersi I.ltiii.ti +elutes. On the strength of dye swear, Is*, Mr. Mmes.., s Inreiiner, hating rig , t to some sh.,o or st.srrs of the Bank of icuilso b•ought en evict,' of dectaretny Were the First Diyi.ittli of the Court of Session, to hate it found shat he i., a rater/Alit-3 British subject. Lord Allewsy ha, Numd that tn.. Seat* Statute is still in force, and th it the Per.umr of the deelatator 1., while he reme;ol a miner of the MITA, a ottani ..j tcoissito to a!: itstruts still purposes. t WEE T3ll, •EC ON I) 11 1:ETI NG Haroaa or PA IILI 11 Altair atret , nt of Jaa• 11,1o:cot er. Terre prevented h,• p boor .lire 'serve.. 4 a and le...operate with deloan's t:moro to Pa Radical hero m. T.. r miller hive iotorel Nit *Nis. at the Grit no iota. at .it WI I , lrk is tl Ride In ac uannuaale - NAPA! DEAL, JAV• 3.- id Or isistrrartl-boi St. ll•tena and I Bombay ; Poilice Shand, Iteos, for fur l;roriarla. PONTiISOUTII, ►iser transport, In its Majesty ship S. --t4ile . 4 tie ('4 Came into berbui paid of. PLYWOUTN. 3) from the Cape .•1 Elisabeth and ?ti for dill', milli he remain wilNl•bnnli PLOZANCIt. JA trim St. Jtehn't, I COOK. D"' Yf •h. 18th ReKirwest Willi•ms, ftuin I. lens.—SAilett the the Isle of Wiesl WATENIFORD I limenders, frost ( et Aegett ; Goa 4th November; 'emb►r. A SWIM, SA aeagh packet, lei watts that that bet plenty at Re ' J.%.r. tam• on shore s.I in a 'flick fng ; b The cargo ia sam fl aroßM•—Th Pet Yon on lona@ sod number of well.areentlrd b, Peeled. Under t broaches of the kingdom that of of a were equal Brest salaries till loos seine of the I sores, while tht are net half paid Poor Old Dal hibited—Wbat I MICR ? were be al wee of the eons vas for easy ye • wastapher, hews BRADBURY. CAUTION TO portaot water. I rnetal. was in garden Police 0 by the Esciso for Papeete( for The case, wit Stt.t.os and one lion of the Coe posred as Coesi .for the Defends' ber of witness' who gate the is ed a penes to smother, were Jag besinen. 11 farther appo was employed I 'ion tea. Thee formation was d tbat is the inter PIP to proton apirsey. We understa be rue on Wei A. Jonrs's Lit We Charley. Fial.—Abet e dreadful ire I connoted a Cu thee silts the w G nnnn -sire' ebb, bane. wee Boss of the in Moon were Its saleable reeds headed. We hostler. goioi I end which root Cana Iscnam Dlutee dais saoinsi M n. ant fit brakk a alamlard for lber lac re...!i..reismtams , —la Batley, Ugh Coo. caber (El lebe) • Pm Ow Dim( (Foreign) kyr lifiel -•- ----- NM. •• •• ------ _ /Pall Wide Nos Pew slim._ Pow SMITI Wet 0! Mailed . 54. Weal ... S. 44. Pen . bi Lamb—. Ok Hay ... ('lever .. .. tif • To 'II t I, • 11. 11, II