The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-14 00:00:00

-rifE grATESMAY: =------- grognd, we know that thousands and thousands would readily accept it Immediately ! That persons of all crannies jolaing their standards are will and f►iesdlily received we are convinced, and more especially the English; bat shot circumstance will ■ot revolt for thee among the bereft creator's, without a sigpeoco in their pocket, who are stowing for want of employment in the manufacturing districts in England. They bays not the mesas of transport ing obemeelva to those shores, whets hecatombs of wholesome animals lie on the plains, having been killed fur their skins alone; and ammo for want of mouths t • eat them. Without, such an levitation and temptation we have millions of fellow-coantrytmen who would gladly change piece and condition on any terms, if they could got out of their campy, which so cruelly di- Soars their subsistence, end wastes their ♦ery flesh, and yet will retails their boats also : they might em phatically say with VIaGIL— •' Agra& patriot! we, Os.a 1111111 kaiak's." In short, though honest and iodestrieer, and only *win and wishing for work to Ma, they an like the murderers in Macbeth, to wish to pit dieseeives on at/ hazard In get rid of se IGO them 1!" Sir JAIIICI MACUITOIateII ob. servations are seek as a Philosopher and Ulla. lator might be 'apposed to make en such on ec• vision. Hers is roam sod occasion, Sir JANIS, for samba , alarvent book, a " Medics Golvaebienta." Bat mete et this hereafter. " ALL PERISH IN ON K COMMON RCM." Stich is the expreasion in tbe Petition presented from the Mayor of Coventry. Now, wo prMome, the Courier will deny this, and call it Summit, again unertiag that trade and manufactures, together with lb. Revenue, are in " a moat Orturishing ran. dittos." Nn doubt the same urtsunse, gratis Ming Joannal will recommend a prosecution against the Corporation of Coventry for bolding out false alarm.; and no doubt also woold rots the hanging every member of the place in ribaods of their own weaving But to that subject itself, whieb saint wring the boort of ivory man who has the smallest impregnation of humanity in his composition, to sees valuable po►- tion of his follow.createres reduced to so wretched a condition by a system of Governmeet still ding to with a tenadty and portinaeity that wooldincline ono to tesret that veer, Member coomposieig it had wee of the •' insane reef," which ►a. pervertill shpir yes, moos. W 621, all of one kind ? All determined t• bold to plots as long IS there is a tat to be received, sad people to be governed? A eetrotporary J 00000 who @pram to hate eaten out of the sumo dish with the bititiatry. being enmity affected with the Mourned-on madness. we onhine hot approsehing mischief by • departure from the salutary eirceistioe of " aptfossly secure paper espreeeey." tied Maoists epee It tbet wee,. tetresyrod. ' fog is Om search of civilised's, end " coming hark to the cosily mid cumbrous use of gold, as • circuits!. lug socdrion." Now the ordinary reed's. 1,004 be it a lola to account for this strange masiacel way of feasortiog if he were not desired is recollect that " nage* lake, similes !Mum, that the Advocate gets his living,and the Clients their wealth by roper, and that the paper of bah otters false promisee. ills BLESSING OT TAlArioo.—B) the speech of 11r. Giaern.i., of lest night, it appears shut the very 'opencast atteedieg the getting op a Lose are enormous; needy as much es pays the charges of carting on the whole Government of Americal— Why can't the Gnvernment do for itself what It bas done for the Bank ? This Institution is the richer by half for stepping merest. Now, altknogh Ministers feel so little for the distresses of the poor ranted weavers. the poor stockieg-weavers, cloth-wearers, shoemakers, !kr. Ike. yet they feel that if they were to repeal any tales, the poor !es-gatherers woold be immediately throws oat of sesploymeos, and that having bee. for their whole life time Primed in their preterit occupation, they could not, like ethers, tens their hands to any thlog else!! One would hope that the Klection proceedings at Pearyn hare opened the eyes of many who were Dot eeltctantly blind before to the corruption practised on such occasions at other places, where, perhaps. the transactions are more carefully concealed from the piddle knowledge. 'I t.o intelligent Mr. Esson sa• ea this subject, •. 'O facility of being corrupter' is measured with the ability to corrept. It is ass.l the less opulent who list asked the bribe; it is the rich wt., conferred it. and who eadeasour by various ar. Mites to coiner the fraud, sad to silence the wretch's condemns who receives the price of profiigecy and corruption. Ide rot sow speak of rotten boroughs, he which electors and elected are alternately froth cud (ecotone"; but of Moan nature, and hoses oaten iw oar ewe toweseed tweed's; nor ate soy means of 'melting or drstreyhl that latereears• imagiasbis ISOM effective, than by greatly increasing the body of Elntots; which, so far fres throwing the demesne of elections into the hands of the opulent, would prevent the possibility of universal bribery. No change an be sots, than the present; the world never witnessed one se 'emissive ; the few rich have absolute power to corrupt god command she few poor—for who are poorer thaw a forty shilling Free holder ? CIIONIVELL was more cooseeetive le his oligarchical tyranny, for as he reduced the .umber of Representatives, he limited the Kleetors to Poe- Bowl possession I estates of 2001. (Hubs, vol. 7, page 139). At pretest the coke of ans Elector of 200 . • year lost amidst the chorus of the greet preprwter sod hie forty ghillies feedatories • Ai every Gm* be mole, in' attendieg three( era nese in, burden et Ms wet" Count C. 50 D'ISTNIA, it ie said, hes been soddenly "called . to Petersb erg b ; b et h e i s , fi rst o f e ll. to v i s i t Pam, 'chested with ea ispeetsut mission fro. the Erpner of Russia. Two Isecommenly beastifel chargers, a wont frees i.e PSICCII REGENT to the Emperor ALLMAN' ism. were shipped at 11.11 last week. with social Chet capt.al berms, for 54 Petessburgli. To rna RIGH7' HONOURABLE LORD VISCOUNT CASTLRREAGH. MY Lost ,—The aristocratical poiser of this coos. try has, as it were, divided itself from the body of he People, to gormand the Throne ; and there seems s fixed determinatiost in the higher circles to snits io resisting the entreaties of the Nation for Reform.— Your Lordship can best tell me, what family of dim. tinction there is, that looks not to Government foi support or shenreseet, at least to some of its members ? Can we wonder, thy., my Lord, that these isterested eels should forsake the cause of the People, w hen they receive benefits for deserting hes. The climax, however, seems fast approaching, whew the great body of the People will either drop be neath their power, or raise themselves on their ruin. No men can more sincerely depterste such an event than I do; y et, sooner than suffer that heedless metes. news of oar Petitions (which has characterised year Lordship's Administration) to be continued, I would be willing to revert to those principles when tins brio march and the beggar are equal. Thews observations ass not solely intended for year Lordship's con liderstioo ; they are offered to public lost... More ; and there is one man, to whom, if it were HOW ne cessary to submit our senikeente, I would say— ;" Consider, Sir, that you ate an old man; and think whether the vices of yowls be fit for the prat. Ike of se ; shake from your brow the mists of is homeroom. with which you are surrounded ; and be, what is the noblest charscie lill ic of a great noes- 1 the defender of a brave People." If, however, he! were coid-hearted immesh to be incapable of revile' asch a reproof, I would not fear to tell him he had spent the best vigour of his y math In riot std heathery ; and that he was men now fast steering away the miserable remnant of ass ill sprat life. Best let mop bark to yogi Lordship. You have the credit of toeing consistent, at least ; if indeed it be a merit to have been 'employed in no one trensattios which has not Petalled upon you the contempt or hatred of a Pro. pie. Every motion you bring forward is looked upon with sotpicioes abhorrence, and is condemned is the mass, because see seethe promoter. What aWshrohe was in prscike, yes are in ptiociple ; yet, let not my contraring you with such a man air so r emotion of vanity to your bosom ; beliet• me, my L..r , !, it is a smell men to be possessed of quelities which Vass *sly Meese. you. Your Lordship Is, I de. tortninod, while you can maintain your situation, sever to desert it. and have quietly contented your self with the infamy, after ha ein 4 lest the possibility of retrieving vest character. I blame yew not—you have wow scored yourself—rommending a majority y ou bai l out the 'wino at defiance; Mid as you have been Mt deter witboot the esteem; Muth your •ith tM,tetevtatiess of the People. Safer me slow to tern 'ram the consideration of your le.rdship to the tool of Administration, ClaoKaa. ThiS Gists, nay Lord, he. se no is both in principle and ehara ife. is yes' of sefficient 'sponsore to be Hennes to the Public. If crutch', abject meanness on the ore heed, and bullying overbestauce on the other, can give him sty title to yet r esteem, he is the man —soy dirty job to be perforated will be faithfully Yam uteri ; and, hiked, if another Castles be required, I knew sot a biter represeotative. I mast beg yo u . Lordship to convey to Lord Sinuous% my kindest enquittes, tell him it is from the big!. yeneratioe I entertain for his cha racter that I have es set refrained from addressing his. Mr. CANNING, tee, me Lord, meat not be forgotten. TM mention of this woo sever fails to esrite a mingled feeling of sorrow end contempt in Imy bosom ; I despise the conduct of the man while I admire his abilities, and shall feel some repuonsoce, if, when f..llowing what I conceive to he my ditty, I sink him still lower in public estimation. Toll him, my Lord, what he might hews been ; and let bite think what he is now. Yet still I pity the quick, impetuous mind that posers from the bitterness of passion to the heresy's of remorse; and cannot altogether hate the man who yet feels for the infamy of his situation, though Ist ;sprains In evil. To your Lordship I have no such sensation, for I can newer expect compunction from the burdened, nor do I look for sensibility where teethe does not exist. Illay It, deb. TACIIUS. Some Nee Orleans Papers arrived this meriting. I They are, es usual, eery barren. We *atria the fella : " A Icier from Washington, to the Editor of the Richmond Enquirer, in giving a,s routine of the T.r.ty ~rely coreselsrled with Soin, saes--' The 24/14 el J• 1164,), 1818, is selected for regulation the raltdity of grant. trw Spanish eethority. All before that day tired/mined send by the Mall, all stlb 4 .- nevus to that day are sold.' "—(Nem Orkans Gs. :die, March 17.)_ kl•Gagaos's There—T_Lsore ere seceeets I n sow n h u m jsm.s c v to the 6th of Morris, stating 'ha following ii , ioli , gonev, with mites, to 114 move. merits of Sir Gasses M'Gmeasoa Ile was pro. palitia. us wealrecdy knew, to sail for Ass Gays, all an Eapeditlea against some of the ports on she Spanish Mein. Ilia officer , ' reported that they ie. eroded to proceed for New Grenada, bet it was ea. dermood that Porto Iloilo ass his object. Moffat* coasisted of the brig Here, of 16 guns ; ship Me. retch, of IS gesso, gad 40 man; ship Guys, of Bens, and 33 sea ; sod brig Petershergh Packet, at 3 gees and 30 see. The lanil forms aseeeted to 600 ENV the skeletons of three regisnesits who signalized signali;d themselves in the Peninsular war. The sea were in high health sad spirits, sad spoke coelldently of seems. A regular Commissasist wee focused, sod every Alec •ppsered to bir is, good ardor. Sir Gasaoa ISPG &soon applied to President Moues, for peresissiee to perches* some arms and automa tism, which bad been readily grouted, and s easiest! *chooser dispatched free Pert.sesPrioce with every requisite." 'Ph• Ano brig Henry, yid a deroebrooot of Cot. Eiaeo Itegisoor, commanded by Major Maass, sailed oo Worlooodoy fro• AMU to Jolla Goo. Si, Gasaos &Ma'am. WATERLOO PRIZE MONEY. I*ll STaTralgall,-118. dinsisostia• of One Minion Needs sr lives by MIMI Arai, is easted to be la Mis da•••er Ett T o We Colossaalisr.is-Ctief. Dote a War morrow MOM 0 0 Foch General Meer ..s l,/90 0 Fs.IJ Mice, 490 U 0 Cavallo SO I) rl 0 0 betimes 14 0 it Facts Risk MO Pilo , 10 0 Ry sb above weir. I r. drartutati. bis OEI7 'be Doke of Wsu.socloy alias • Awe Wrfy mewl le (as MOON ben Open* Oaten. 114 Yield Oilems tifie Ovulate-. I,Bls %..balser ea. 3. Ibe Animal. 111.0110 Raab awl file (exactly equal All this I ?resume le be e... 4 es.rraely is Mr T alb my, shwa. al. GM?* as ming intros aerie. twin landerd posts/so day. as soca a, 94.910 rust aad He Mee for pay assaft laram. twehe Isamdre.l prised* a day.— I aa. Sir. year h galas Moot, AN OLD RANK AND EMI. COURT or AIIRO's MIiNCH. Maw N. MFRC‘NTII.F: - aI!4ISPIR t7T. 7UI ESTI *gong JOIN rwctrot , •M7a WOOL/11, SIMS LIT V. MID 0111 m $. These Drfeadants. completed al itse Shrines niter &WM Tersa4 indielsomm, charging them with conspiring 10 MI Vp min pews mi merchants and periods of property, tat emelt not W. thereby Worming on the Public. and nbtaiming gmabl by niers of this dentine, credit, were this day brought up for judgment. After several Midas its held bees read. and NI ewe. Pica istste, Dossims, and the ComMun-Salugarcr mere heard in ming*. tams or pa nishment . Mr. Jeremy. II proaposiored the &attaining...leant Moses Woolre, two years a..uie•rwnt to tie Howe of cor rection fur tie Coorty of Middlesex, rod to psy • It .e of Let, is Levy she some period la Gitieeeder Jail, sad Is pay a doe of 54aUl. Jobs Kiaaier two years fa Mamie? Jail. Vi Ifs sad Levy to be (outlier imprisuned till tbe fee be Paid• NAVJL I.4I7'ELZ.IGENCE. DtAL, MAT 13 Arrived and sailed for the River the Rapid, Monday, from Smyrna ; Ocean, Sheriff. late Gorey, from A lexandria ; Warr,. Trader, from Jamaica ; East lodian , Wisher', from HulL, fur Madras and Manuel, sad sailed; and a large deist of rolliera from the North, and proceeded down Chan nel..—Came down from the River the William Mills, Heidi., far Madras and Bonsai; Swan, Lee, for Prince Edward's Wand ; Mentor, Helinck, for Oporto; sod Lord Crichnne, Pollen. far Plymouth. The William Mills remains in the Downs with the Java ; the latter is ordered for the River, sod will tail immediately. Putl , lllOl2TM, MAT 13.-1'4114 op Channel, be brig Welliogtoo, Peachey. from St. Vincent's—pas stagers landed by a pilot.bust. I,ITERP.OL. MAT 151.—The Hannah, from De. mantra to Liverpool, pet into Port Rauh ea the oth ism. in law of provisions, Ike. The Ocean, Dean, from St. John's, New Bren.efrk, to Liverpool, was fallen in with on the 7th ult. in let. 43 9 long. bl. 48. water-logged and abatrdnnvd by the crew. Tbe Aedmea, Geo Hell for Qaobot, vies spoke on oho 22.1 all. in lat. 49 22. lout. 27. SO. • pampa / we all well, by the General greet, arrived at fAvcrpool from Chsrlostoa. The ship Wow', Trader, arrived in the Downs from Jamaica, was boarded on the 2d April by the Otetteee, Jolly, a cruiser belotiging to Admiral squadron, Cspe Nicholas beefing vast, ilia sant shoot '2O loners; she overhauled the paper., sod treated the persons on board politely. RIPCIIILIC or VINIZUCLA.—Tbe intelligence from Vissieseeti hoopla, order cud confidence, both in ibeGoveroosesit and the srmy. The sunned *strict of a letter from Trinidad, dated March 10, is very satisfactory :--`• I think you will be delighted to hoer of the !natellstioe of the Congress, which took piece at Angostura on the Mb ell. The coustitutionel Election of General BOLIVAR. as President of the Ito. public, puts down all eppooltion, and establishes order on the firmest basis. Ilitformer enemies said opponents hose, through conviction, become his greatest admirers, and he stands ow the proud emi nence of 'Katlic opinion. Zia, as Vice-Piesident, is a choke equally applauded. The Cong•ees is men bettor composed than that of 181?.. General Ono nuns has now the fell command of the troops in the Provinces of Commie, and every men feels the now confidence in hint as in Geueral Pat Z. The merchants will be pleased to know, nun all their cilium, are doily ackisootedged by the Conies., and the Olken ere secured in their ranks and (*fwd. offered." Each province has sent live Deputies to the Congress sitting at Augustine, and tfie like mem ber from the Island of &Ingenue. An ankle from Vienna, detest the 2.114 ell. says, that the Isle datoghtera of the King of Saint art about to be married, one, to the King of Seale, the other to the son of the Macho.s of Lucc*. (Accounts from Madrid stated, that that the Kittel wee to merry a Primates of the lion*, of 5i;..,.) Through the same channel we leans that Lord STEWART, end his yoeng wife, proceed to Italy, and will menu to Vienna In the suite of the Emperor and Empress a AUSTRIA. ---- Coaa Exesamitt, NAY 14 —1• adilditmal• N e• &Arm. ble quests.' E. 41 %% brat .bat triteiteel WWI term 'Ardor,. 41sv'i Market, there ea. • yard supply of Sre* is tbs. imenishg from Ifwjaik, bet bating little se ie.looted very le% ?Web were mole. mid Are so a th.clisr of fool b. floes tam 111.•mlay• te i tz—lllartre aesety eeeidetele.—Outeli. soil alter ankh% so slietimisi.. Sansirtato 116RRZT. UST Market liti.o4•lng was sterwertely tepplied uitA pane Ciotti.. ..I.9,neet bri.k, and the Ores of Beet rhesper ma. N 111••••, Ise tale. Se Memo weil Limb weer romettletsble. Arad the timer nr siele beagle tars INN Rect.—Veal arroismil.—Path es it te• deed's. The baleasia la Hoy Moduli 111110 dull this monolog. mil be mooplas of Hay elves Wooed a Mellow of 5.. Nara oar labl opsolooloso.—Chwer at a rrdeciteu, and boom onto gibes's., unalainised iit.l hlimodoy's rims. The oesezed Ise correct uuaaxat Of the INNOWIS sal /time II Mao het Te Ha the 06.1. Per Mimed Oak 1,0 ... 1.. 01.. r 04. I Heed el (Arm elm der rateaa ..b.. W. m E.. •el item . . —. STO V Old ... N. t• 6.. im. Wm" sad Lambe ... ..i?4 Peek id. Id OD. La. Coma Lemb.._Se. h 7e. 64. PI HAT-MARK IT. Hey .--.. Al. op. oi. a• Cigar .... O. W. to 70. Itc W. Way .... VI. lZa. Oa. IS lk 116 VC DRURY.L4 VPC THILITRE. lust night a sew Tragedy oat produeed al this Thesis., entitled the Carib Chief TOP principal characters art, Owireash (Ms. Kris.) anJ .lialJek (Mr. HoLtstreu), native Nine's of Daminica ; Cora hal (Mr. 13 Fusco), C.itef Priest of Meloek ; 'ree fed, (Mv. H. !Comma). an English Oiler ; .Now. filbert (Mr. Ilannotroo). Cononsoilor of the Venda gat ri.no • (Udine, wife of Montelbeet (Mi. St ! Th and Ketieirode (Miss Mitce) "II i tolls •, W 041•11 of Montalberei hoesehold. Ciardine twat b.sleshed in 7Vrfasit, but is paivestleA of his liss;isg f u ll e s t se d er the reeieh arms by Montelbert in whom she lies comes united la merrilos Trefasii. after Awing confined for some !isle lit :Iferitolleerf in a forlorn pot, of the islead, makes his escape by obis isssioatirel of Cdelool, end eneisiasossis till sew brill*. *hist she is bestowing snow foefreat 'tears upon his s u pposed lirass. Sli. rojecia a prieposal of WA to being) her hesband sad the Frisock gaititois 10 Min sod the na tive ?sine's, with whist' he is i lAgotel, hot istemisea to keep hi, seer. t. Misread bet' Needolhert & deadly grudge, for having klteellills •Ift sod viol-• dug,. a n d sold hinisel , isi eieteii, .ie rupturing tho blind; he dohs net like she fraissidatilp of Trefoils, 1 tieing thorossl.ls Mot on I mim..ii .ly of 'tangerine, all it regards Moninibert The nett Inie.rles be -1 twee* Mental/seri end his *lse is on. a iiiver.ion ,Ind etplanation. so she sphrairls him toll'esli silk 'the doreit Okla. he has pr ctise.lieolierr lug trefarit. While Ibis is going for•sit '. ihe n•tiees liSio got pea mession of the garrison. headed ha Onticeld. •ho ass 0.• or d it by stratagem; they bear down all tieing. t.Mll; Mahe' is, however, *lsis in single esswibat with Meetelbert, and &week IA ettempf;•.e to ra ve*!. him, is disarmed, she.. fcs.ne Mhnielteri!jimi. prneching awn near to kW him. he is eni 'hi 4 to medal the sword, and in turn Ankle his phenol's Oft at MIL Osertoll orders Montelbert into cienlineeheill, that lid may be proveretd for a rindittive effsriog if ih. fu neral of Malock ; h. premises the siithoqi, French man a fell measure of sorters. and by tiny of reple !lon in his gifts of punishoossat, propose. so Mil hi, wife first before kis face, directing the garrison so bo diligently searched for her ow that account. Al • is sheltered from his revenge by the baboitilty -1 Cur bed, who has taken she i.riestheriJ span boo for lb. chiv•lrous purpose of abasing the *stage soletty of its ceremonies. if tither he or eh. millibar it in be believe ed. Claudine pvisosdes 7. 'feels, noloishatencliot the Hwy be has sastaisonl, to 'islets. Mootalbert, which he genera's!, consents In de, and fbr which, together with ib. addition il relobstlng herself. he is condemned to death hr oa.reah. At this joorfueel Claudine la passing disguised sonnog iht.f.iwale pri. 1110ef 11, and claims she life of Treirsie, on cs.sulitioa of poising arsadine into she pnavession Of 6 / 7 111vIslas Worn he has *open to lit bargain, the lifts bet; Vlrlie sarresselers herself, and is rirdeved le be medico' at the faneral of Moloch. This the Chief Priest Is Very wielding In dn, but undertakes it, isl swill' to J.lsr she lime until the English, who neve attempted chi Island, shall come lap. °Streik steed at the dila. winos. of the Chief Priest. commits shy business to the issforior minions, •ho inss•solt cnoduet bee fin she pile, upon which lies the body of Mitock/ area. reale stumbles upon rum, jewels, the sight ..f which makes him call out, trio lase, to stay the sactilly; it if his own daughter • linno he hal killed. the thalieleg rind with them Montelbert. solve, and ilairsoit„ yielding 10 bit t•rrible destinies, slabs himself rho audience rote and cheered the performance with nth excess of approbation ; and Indeed there was an valwrin nos and disingenuoas pion of applause which twinned throughout the revising, and raged like an intermit. Ong fever nn the appearance sad nit of every actor, and the skirling of every scene. Notwithstanding the prejudice which this biroling sycophancy of judgment is calculated to tsetse against an aelloir, the Play was well received, sad well de. mowed to be a.. For though it has leo moth bisessel in the sentiments, and ton many opportune isscidents, sad too met bodice! an eingessnee in most of she rhsracs. tars, (considering nisei a ministry People they repro. sensed,) the Play iscritainly our of the most perfect of modern times. It had many of the defects of the tray/dr of the loiter periods; it began, as u• sal, will. tears and anelanchely, pi/weeded •ish execrations sod entity cusses, sad elided in profuse and conspicaoss , land. shed. The author is mit, of course, • holly chai s e , . able with the barbarous rigour of such a plot ; part of. the Islam. lire is. she taste of the vulgar and inane clamors... Pohl's.; and the other part in the authors, oho hate furnished them with inilalgooos is skis atriicinus see for murder and desnlatina. We *s a id nos wish to ere our stage fall lute the h)pocritigal insilldify of the French on this head, who, like lascivious prudes, have more iihjectl.,ii In t he man. thin of killiiis ilia. the seal ly. his at the •soltor of the pier* is. ques•irro is evidesily a man of deep judge mono in floor mallow, and has 'bison, twain the min. Stein shah his deellse are managed. Thal los I.os to sopoolor d-stoot of he napery and rlegi sic. as Nisi?, 1 of would surmise to nisi s .at there is no *boohoo. isiscrissilig shut should mak. 'rarefies begin aoh li. inessiolleise and mite/sh e . it isms/m.l4h shills snir'..rts.re 'lsbell fall nes se them in the course of the plus ; and as to eto all rophis. in spit.. of she shoots •ftiesi thioadde. apioroba.len upon dying wound. sad 'apish.g soils. sodas, that ;day will hold its plea lotto' isa pubfldt ostimetion, oh-re Joe deaths an NM* •11140104 le i the Ossetia:loosen!, rails of life, and are she least gl.ringly Plipn•ed. The dialogue has great vigour, and is b .th stews' and rherariesistie i. 11 d gyro which few modest' treirdiso .an claim. Mr. Klttlt's !pan agreed so potreetly with the atalsgpoint Olen? 1 of his dramatic i age, sb as • • suspected the stoker told i torched orders a• in its *depletion If such a belt as he asuissesJ. his•esers by she iolosult, of it. 'Commission. Ibis sash.', Is .. potshed h1i.0.1. Mrs. WIPT sinehl hay. plat eel Very well, bat stir I. .e eve. dently looked at MI-% O'NEILL ewer et foie* two often, whitest Iltl.liveft in i.s.vier. /soy do f.r berstsi o l, hot are not worth lelletp:ssai. g. Slra. Nano wee , do Notes il she would lbw k 1... hermit NII. LI Tea we, esiotove jai lIIIP II M...111•1 • S t•MIIIII1 Or her i a . rurs, but seek bolts lei tidelaseatiew end &sop i •n e e . :i . : ; ;o 4 . • _ This Is et far so It Is necessary Is a iw o . iist s. • "e s 0......... f she eeln•s; ..• fro doe re'... OM melee I .... 4... . , _ n„‘ ~: Was dinar hew nee. sm. noligile ' 4 '''' "".. M.AI L _ . 0 8 in • ak ... erred Ilar Met?, .eat /r.om or learn so ow a_onsiwg 4 Trlvat stair. WWII ber'• ar '' rikf P"er.1"1"" a " se P C .." To- !pit .vie so • Ceceno ....0 lIIROTCW 0a rt rw. +wee. 8 K BB moo g t a u nt proms apse abeam !ebb, wwsiww. A