The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-01 00:00:00

'~ •;~ r -'~ . LA IF INTILLIGINCR. COV/IT OF CIIANCUT. Levi M. The Loan CliaNCEl.l.ou Weeded the Court yest•P bat in consequence of the absence of Cosine lbw *as unable to proceed with the busibess of fhb 4, art. COURT OF ONO'S WENCH. Aram 11. Sittings before lamer Term. • JACISON V. pasta. This was an action for words of slander, imilleting *hit the plaintiff had wilfully set fire to his house.— 'llPte words declared spun were—" Youset your house' There wan sefiver—you ire a bad Characte r. " *Mae*. either that the plaintiffs house was situated id a assrs, or that he bad Insured his house against Ste, es as 'to make the words actionable. At the sittings after lest Trinity Term the plaintiff had a ver vikt fat 101., with liberty to the defendant to move rule to e ster $ nansuit, accoldingly, upon motion, a nisi was granted in last Mishaelmas Term. Mr- RAMAT? and Mr. Alikaapalg now sheared easensgainst the rale, and a-Weeded, that taking the *bola declaration together, the words were well de. glared *Too ; sad that the Court woold in all events intend that every thing was right, by the finding of thiJary. OCSNZT and Mr. DMIKIWALL contra. well stop by The Cods, wfa W M dearly of opinion that the 4plarstion was ill, for want of an averuseat, pointing words to an actionable ground. Rale absolute, for entrAng a noasait. essonwea c ABBADEAN, Aran 19. The Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened Dere t).is day by the Right lion. Lords HgRMAND and Svc- Cell. William Grant, Aberdeen, and George Morass, simian, from Dundee, *ceased of house -breaking, upd of being habit and repute thieves. The public peteeentor basing departed from the charge of house 'Staking, as to Morals, he pled Guilty. William Vast haring pled Not Guilty, was found Guilty, but iisaulessualy and earnestly recommended to mercy, on aseosst of bibu The prisoner, after a most im plosive speecfrom his Lordship, was s entenced to lie 'tented here, en Friday, the first day of June est, between the boors of two and four o'clock *noon. He He is a good looking young man, and we msderstand has set attained Isis lfith year. ,Mani Ross, gasdener from Handy, was accused of isinseebesakiag and theft. The prisoner pled Not OMIT It appeared from the evidence in this ease that on the night before the theft was committed, (he re in the beginning of th e month of November last,) reti miser bad gone to the hous e of Blelstk, ozets rby George Oordos, Esq. to whom be had formerly a gardener. That the housekeeper bad left the hey in the outer door, in expectation of her master's &solo( home that sight, sad bal gone to bed.— 'Psis appeared to bare been a . practice of her's. not knowing when bet; Motor woeld return, she ally went to bed sad left the key In the door. so Ise might ester wbes he came ; the kiteben, mere she slept, being separated from the mansion- 1 kens. Cafortusately, Mr. tiordon not baring come loose that night, and the prisoner finding the key in tte door nest morning, entered, and being well ae qtrainted with the house, west to Mr. Gordon's par ker, where, bating forced open a press, he stole from 'if a portable writing desk, containing 11?!. or thereby. gh was a few days afterwards apprehended by George Yyle, messeager, at his own house in Huntley, and the bank-notes were found coocealed la the house On these being found, the prisoser confessed to the saes -sroger how be bad tome by them. The public pro- Scatter departed from the boase-breaking. The Jury Irriitg retired for some time, roamed to the Court 'With a verdict of Guilty, but unanimously reeom . mended the prisoner to mercy. The Judges were of anion, that the last punishment of the law followed V: this case: but, willing to give the prisoner every benefit of the question, they certified the case to be tried by the Court of Justiciary. on the 14th of May kelt. .................. Milk Beil-SeetntroP-tierrie-Soose...—The ',agleam., o *is &WAMimes* bare at length owns to a aster i▪ vation to whole, as much as in them lies, the coo• tisoully incresslug nuisances occasioned by these sinks of riot, plunder, and all sort: of iniquity, an wn by the name of Co l ts Shops ; and accordingly, on Satur day night, warrants were issued, authorising the of 'Seen so *prefaced and detain, `nas rogues and yaws listrin," all ponces found regalig e t h emse l v es in th *ld Coffee Shops after 12 o'clock that night, width' , 1,1, parishes of St. Clement Danes, St. Mary-leatraod, IL hal Covent Garden, and St. Martin-irthe•Flelds. , At ubs oo p : iro o'c lip lo: sodea k on SobyupdaeryrymanordniHngano, a st re ro m ag prosesti party la of , tio this service ; and betereea that time and hoe o'clock titer bad taken ninety-six persons into war* and lodged them safely in the different wetelPholleau It should be mentioned, that the Coffee Shops in whieb these persons were taken were situated in the parishes of St. Clement bases and St. Mary-le-Strand ; not a stogie capture taking place either in Covent Gerdes or St. Martin's parishes, though the search bad hew there equally strict. Yesterday morning the whole of the prisoners wer e broaght before RICIARD SWIM Esq at the Public Dike, where they were severally examined. The fol lowing is their exact classificatioo :—lne eeateriert. one Custom-house clerk, one c ommercial clerk, eae yews-boy, three prin ters, three plumbers, five shoe makers, seven carpenters, fifteen bakers, westing common prostitutes, and forty-two tailors! The comedian, a diminutive young man, with only one eye, and "marvellously out of suits with Fortosi,' described himself as William Adolphus Davey, &swell ing plAyer, belonging to Mr. Scott's cowpony, sod lately returned from trav ellin g the country *et ver, Sandwich, &c." The Magistrate observed, that according to his own showin, he came expressly under the Vagrant and be t h ere f o re ordered him to be put by for further examination. All the others gar, a tolerable account of them selves, under the peculiar circumstances in which they were placed; and after a severe admonishment not to frequent such places of evil resort in future, they were ordered to pay the fees of the office, one shilling each, and be discharged : the strolling player, too, was set at liberty in the course of the afternoon. In the course of the examination the Magistrates had frequent occasion to observe that the C.gee Shops. or rather the proprietors of them, were more to blame than many of the persons who frequented them ; and he gave notice that they would be indicted as disor derly nuisances ; and that in the meanwhile they would be subjected to frequent visitations by search SMUGGLING AND MURDER. The fatal affray, between the Smugglers and the Preventive Service men, in Herne Bay, which we men• tinned last week, is o ccupying the attention of the I I Police at the present moment. The following are the particulars. Os the morning of Tneslay last,lli between two and throe o'clock, two Smuggling gaes were observed ,, feel& ass of the Pteviailk Servings statism votatsr ashore is Herne Bay, near Canterbury. A late of armed Smugglers, at the same moment were sees going down to the beach ; and as the ;rallies canoe ashore they began to unload them. Lieut. Snow, on duty at the Station, immediately went down with a party of his men ; but as they were proceeding down the narrow pass leading to the b each, the Snsugglers, who ap peared to have received some secret signal of their approach, opened so hot a fire upon them, and kept it up with such vigour, that the party were completely kept at bay till great part of the goods were rim, as it is called; and the n the g ullies put out to sea again and the Smugglers on shore dispersed, without say of them having been taken. Lieut. Snow received several gun-shot wounds in the affray, and died, in c o nsequence on Friday morning last. Almost the whole of big , men w ere also wounded ; some of them grind d. dangerously. Information of this business was immediately for warded to the Admiralty ; and James John Smith, who has lately been appointed one of the principal officers at Bow-street in the room of Lavender, was sent down to the scene of action on the morning after the rencontre, accompanied by Bond, a conductor of the patrol, and on the next day, Friday last, they re toenail° London, with one man in their custody. This person, it seems, turned approver ; and, in conse quence of hi‘ information, be was on Saturday again sent down in the custody of Salmon, James John Smith., Bond, and Will. Smith. He led these officers to a field at a place called littleburn, about two miles from Herne Bay, and from this spot lie pointed out the houses of six different persons whom he alleged to have been actively engaged in the transaction of the fatal night. The officers bad previously procured the assistance of a detachmeat of light dngooeir Wm Canterbury, and these having surrounded the bowies. the six intiiiiduals pointed out by the approver Wire all taken by a mop de main without the slighleat chance of successful resistance. The, were brought to town in the night between Saturday and Sunday, and yesterday afternoon they underwent a private examination before Richard Bir-1 Die, Esq. and the Solicitors of the Admiralty, at the ' Pnblic Office, Bow-street; and they were eventually committed for further examination on a future day. We understand one or two of these men have very respectable connexions in the city. We withheld their names at present for obvious Italians. • I Another affair betereen about 200 smuggle**, the neijority of whom were armed, and a small 'ysiLtr iso f we officers and seamen employed on the Coast , iii Service, took place en • the same simminieptuear ilythe. 'The smugglers, it is eenjectered i hail : lauded some parcels of. contraband gnods from Iwo galKes, II • when, on the alarm being give n, the y were atteeked by about a dozen of the Blockade people ; a running fight was maintained with great Intrepidity by dm seamen, supported every instant by increased illtal-- ben: but the mufflers got their goods cleat•olf, pot' j su ed, hidever, nearly three toilet lir dieie' gaol% • as- 0 •siiiiiiits. We ire sorry to retro that 11,1,101 MM Tur ner received **vent Wiretiale in• the effairrietesi• Istiek;• shot; hut it in' IsOlikted they are 'noVilisillearnall. 'itesilsaa - was • dingetibudt wooled. so l o t eN ts ' ' • Warr of • 'the. witirgter* 'are , .yi ‘-• • -s- ... . . . BANK OF IRBbAND. . _ •On Wednesday, the Proprietors of the Bank assent for for a special object. It a pp ears, that the Direct ' have held a correspondence with the Earl of Li verpool, for the purpo s e of increasin g the capital stock Alt the Bank one million. This proposition, it seems, ins not acceptable to the Government, sod Lord Li- Areepool agreed to permit the addition of half a mil ton of capital, or in all. three millions, on certain conditions. ist. That the Bank should lend the Government the 94if million at 4 per cent. . ' 2d. That the Bank should consent to repeal that *ls - see in their charter, which prohibits private es. .oalslishments from consisting of more than six partners. ' The Special Court was called to consider Lied Li 64etpoors ptoposition. and it was stated that the half .f i lgon to be added to the stock was already in the , . ro of the Bank. being pa rt of the sur p lus fund re. 4iattialtsg undivided. In this case no advance would 'fit rcquired.from the proprietors, while the stock of Nech would be actually increased 20 per cent. The • Won was put on the arrangement proposed by . . rd . Livtipool, and tallied in the sffirmative. - The ' lle ildigaence of this measure became immediately op ,erappt.-7—Baek Stock was sold on Monda y at `727, and ' ti loltelf dab iitettog it time to 20IC 1114112! last diskortry of Roman remains made a i l sriparie ago at Csitor, a Most splend id tesrlated ' , Input ha, teen 'fiittud, statoutedPoi - by a strong nt l . o idatigao in the Most perfect state' or p reservation ; , tr of painted piety', urns, coin., trinkets, and ••• • , 1 . . tc ; anictes o f limas Matitifacture,— • ood four pieces 4 a 66-01115 e born • ' ''opt eliplinnt's born. • !be .9loseester Assizes. r. 'Boron Giffo 1, in Sltiltinll l upon some priionec fond kWh) , of ilk. sIPRE Obsorest. *fist is, this . Awl wis dilly' 100,40/ . *fir proodrai from 16' tacitly ntoratia It Nadir! 7,0 nOsis • itinersnt testers to - eiiinioit =of., tbis desortptloo plopertt, Aiwa ..Lot osty, if no filhisie4se this kini 4114 helots bill; Its faqir s •tf . • . , . IV Ads s a•mp... • --141111111104.6 011 tea` NaMlllOll. ti 1)1140611, hood were visited ley a tranquilities' impost free the. Seals, which lard from aloe a 'tarter past silt o'clock till nearly half past eight. T he lightning , was uncommonly and the bill ashes which fell were, at some places, of very larg e dimensions, yard calorrly Is the vicinity of Emit Farielgis. Its biale som of the fruiterer less bees meets at by the hail stones, and some windows were ',rebel' at SOWS Var lenee. The lightning struck a was at Dental Farr, near Rochester, who terrines% 1911,1111111111 for some length of time, but at last remitted. La amulet large elm, at Hadlow, was also struck by also electric Acid, sad shivered to pieces.--(feeatiok Giesetie.) Last night (Friday) this city was visited by the most hark' " %rafting of the elesseats " we have witnessed for many years. About seven o'clock it commenced, "in thasder, lightning, and in rain," and continued, at short intervals, through the greater part of the night ; loud peals of thunder reverbe rating from the surrounding bills, and the strong glare of tivid forked lightning illumining the dense atmosphere with terrific grandeur. We feared that we should bare W retard some serious effect' of this steel visitation, bat are happy in stating that sot a single calamitous instance Ms yet necked our Whoa. Herald.) Yesterday afternoon (Wednesday, the flith into tat,) about two o'clock, this town and aeighbourhood were visited with a tremendous shower of mia, accompanied with peals of thunder, and lightning, which 'track a house at Edge-hill. A young lady received consi derable injury in one of her legs, and mother was much stunned ; the other, we are happy to say, soon recovered.—( Liverpool Adrerliser.) NtwcasTl.e, AFOUL 28.—0 n Wednesday evening last, this district was visited by an awful storm of thunder and lightning which continued for several , hours tbe lihtning was surprisingly vivid sad bril liant, especial g ly to the westward ; we have sot heard of any damage. The storm was tremendous in the North Riding of Yorkshire, at Bedale. Catteriek, Northallerton, Yarn, he. accompanied by a most sudden heavy rain. (heat damage has been sustained by the sadden overflowing of the Tees and the Sw‘le ; a number of sheep w ere ro s wept away and dwne& At Staimirop, a stack of bay, belonging to Mr. Budded:, was destroyed by the , lightning, On the morning of the 26th ult. considerable damage was done amongst the loaded keels lying at the differ ent staiths in the Wear, by a sudden fresh coming down. Four were turned bottom op, and others much damaged. There was a great fresh in the Tyne at the same dime, and a number of small craft broke away from: eir e moorings. There als o was a great flood ith Coquet. A storm of thunder and lightning which for vie lenee and duration has net been known is the memory of the oldest inhabitaat of Ipswich. was experienced there on Thursday last. it continued with very 'hide intermission from about half-past eight o'clock in the evening until two o'clock in the morning. ACCIDINT DURING TIII STORM Or FRIDAY WEEK. —At Northwink Park. is Worcestershire, the bodies of [live deer (four oat .t, was six yore old backs) were sees lleatiag in.fheWirr sheet of water in the Park ; it is probable they were stricken, and blinded, or stupihed by the lightning, and their course being bent intrude the water, they lost every faculty of sav ing themselves. The accident is more singular, as deer swim very well, and, under other circumstances are frequently seen traversing the lake. A Meeting of the inhabitants of Watt awl its neighbourhood is appointed to be held *memoir, to take into consideration the propriety of ad &ening the imperial Parliament' on the subject of Serjeant Otsalow's Bill for repealing the existing Laws against (Nary ; and at all classes of the Mercantile ' and Landed interests must be interested in a particu lar manner by the propelled repeal of those laws, no doubt the Meeting will be numerously and respectably lAsy. $ attended. A novel niaehine. Invented by a gentleman of Christ College, Cambridge, was tried last week at', Newmarket. In shape it is nearly that of as isoseeles l triangle, and moors with the broad end forward, on 4 wheels. It has a boom 32 feet long, and a very high mast. It will carry 12 persons at the rate of 30 mike an boor. To the ails of the hinder wheels is Axed a rudder. It can go on a wind and tack as a vessel at sea, and is capable of being so correctly guided, that the pilot at pleasure can run the wheels over a stone. Swallows were obserted on Wednesday the 25 h ult. at Canon Mills, in the neighbourhood of Edin burh, for the first time this season. About the same time they were also teen la the neighbourhood of London. A cow of the short-horned bried, which had not been fed more than twelve months; was killed laft week at 2v h Shropshire, end' wan . Wilt NI-weigh 172 Ostone five pounds t the rough tai “ shoo one pound, and the hide 94 pound. The tra the brisket —a. eared upwards of six inches iosSichstoss. An animal nearly erseisblieg the description of 114 unicorn, as given by Pliny, is now on its way to. dog country from Africa; knurly resembles the horse in 6gure, but is much smaller, and the single hint pro- jecting from the forehead is considerably sh neation orter of that than la given in the real or supposed deli *sinful creature. Wm. Rnblin, a small farmer, about three stiles from flaverford west, was found guilty at the Pembrokeshire Orelli Session. of the murder of a young man who had . been his serrint, by shooting him in the head, and suffered the sentence of the law on the *3rd Inst. i Snail WI IS* .W 1 Sala rAe it KT.—This vessel sailed 1074011 from Tower - stairs on Setneday moralng, and reached' a Mi l t below Woolerieh4 assn it consequence deem, tvcentring fo **vetoes of the steam4eginee EnWingers (who before had despaired of pews. , g the voyage, in consequence of the slowness of working of the vessel) became dreadfully elarise4. hogged tab* put ow shone. Their terror increasing. pas sat sigmas of distress, and basis from shore ; l ereee sett to their &tiniest% some of 'high were alp ly sank by - the ititsettmelty of the'passei aed *s gere,l anxiety to get Into them.. 'The boatmen . refused t te take more titan ei t ,prraons• at alias, and by din ot *mortise prerentea away hens getting ista the boas. . _ . ........m.......durentassa and foliglle4 sewn • The weather his bees variable darieg the pima soak baths peeesat *Moots mid waroult, altar e. Mae, will 41,61010 w have a sudden and forci se e r gt reireloirs, wig& hie rot hitherto boa lb* late owe aid tishi Wheats begia to d m 01111111 tr. to pat oa a la:driest appear phise Lest nova crops 11 the early dieerfets, as h wooed slow, sad the wed mesas *ill looa be liaidisg ii Ilhilhoetb. All the spondees of basbafidet oh tatektity forward. ilsould the wars weather the grass seep will be general sad elooomiale. aragaa. fw and lass bow tie vase stocks, an st lued prices, and the oesatry is simply supplied wilt I 2 pigs, pork, sad buss. • NAUTICAL LPITHLLIOENCIL The sloop An, Crabford. two Walk to .01mgoic me on shore on the Hetd Sind, on Satatday, that sus got off with assistance. 7 The Neath Castle, Jensen, from Pommes* so Deptford, gronaded on a slip way at Dover, on lianday, and nearly filled with water. CONSTANTINOPLE, Meson 14.—Vert active exertions are making to prepare the Turkish felt for sea. The Supply, Lindell, from London. which was asi shore near Robsnont, has been got off, leaky, and sailed she 18th instant for Memel. Lesson, Aram 21.—The &pedarte, which sailed from thence on the 9th instant, for Saint bliclisek A las returned, basing been plundered by an lasurgent ratter: sod there appean some grounds to suspect that the bas capttared the Lositana, from Rio Jamsrato this port. Orders were given for the Perols frigate to be got ready in 48 hours, and she Is to sail tomorrow morainic on a emit's. &inserts. Aran. 29.—The Elisa Ann, 0411011, from Honduras for London, has lost an anchor in Mar. date Reads; another has been sent off to her this mars. tag from hence. Asir On Sunday last, at the Parish Church of St. tog, (; e vens-garden, a converted Jew was eirolaiacd lard*, Right Bev. the Lord Bishop of St.'David's, is presence of a very large congregation. A young man of the name of Skeels, of Marekill . N o rthamptonshire, undertook last week, for a wageas l amp at a single jump twenty feet, which he amid by three inches to the astonishment of the spectates. Sunday morning an elderly female, who held do • tuation of lady's maid in a family in Russell-even, found in her chamber suspended by a silk-haei• kerchief. Every.ezertion was made to recover* but in vain. • Sunday morning a young man threw himself hie th e Regent's Canal, in the City-road, but was takes • and conveyed to a public-house and recovered; flowerer, went again to the same spot, where he his throat, and threw himself into the water. He zot oat shortly afterwards, but was then Ole dead. belt week, as one of the sons of John Kerr, farmer in Bush of Hoddant, was at work with his plough is a fallow field, his progress was arrested by the imam. meat coming in contact with a stone of coarlierable size, which it was found necessary to take oat. Oft removing it, it was fouled to be one of the covers et a regular built sepulchre, of about four feet keg by two in breadth, and about eighteen inches deep. Is the centre was a small urn, six inches deg, et ear* ac clay, severed by a flat stone, and at one ealllag NO pardon of bones, la a tideland .111141. was entire, but empty, its contents having. I I evaporated. The bones and urn were be* on the natural soil (a dry gravel), and probably placed there during the occupation of the coin the Romans. It appears from the inscription oa meat relies, that a cohort of Tuogri were long statieaml Is the vicinity. The vase is now in General Starr , . possession; but it bas cracked and part of it cremblid eir, from exposure to a drier atmosphere. The fed has been in regaiar cultivation for many yells, pate bably half a century, and it is therefore singuleteki this sepulchre was not sootier discovered. FIRIL—Aa alarming fire broke out en Sunday at Craansore Villa, Herts, the seat of C. R. id Is. in the absence of the family. It was oc by lie boiling over of some combustible materials, preparing for the repair of the house the nett mem low. The flames spread rapidly: in less than as hear ,It was a ruinous pile within the walls, and not a vestige of furniture was saved. A poor boy of the name el illoldsworth, who assisted in the stables, and who slept the kitchen, broke his thigh in escaping friar* wiadow ; and a maid servant who was in bed at the lege of the house, was seriously burnt in making he escape. The loss, with the stabling consumed, WOO to 3,000/. hwsxets 1111LINQUIINCT.—The subjoined table, formed from ** Cilendarof the late Warwick Awls" shows site abanniag proporion which the masher al jevenileilfestbers bears to. those of a more matersege. rho *hada. anemias the names of 226 prisesers, whom it appears that 110, or nearly tme-half of the whole Dumber, .are betweaa 'The ages of 13 and 30 yeari......bebag sae-third more than those beim "' the area of 21 sad 30, and more than doub le the esabir of these %gird from 31 to 40 and upwards : Tears No. of Tears No. of Years N 0.4 11 1 1 .er I r e : ..................... . Prr s ou e rs. T . s er 1. of fal Is 14 23 9 se ............ . 5 IS .......... 18 81 • • 17 .......... 13 20 .. 6; 99 .......... • ! 18 .......... 21 24 19 .......... IS 97 Ord; itbu •••••• 11 4 . . ...... 7 2 0 ' Sr: and ....................... rap were old of- SU .. feeadn• MARRIED. Yesterday. at St. Ann's Church, Mr. Jobe OM. 11. * bins, of Oosver-stroet, Bedford -square, to ttopMe. MOW of inserts Aldridge, Esq.. of Golder's-hill, lisivitsad. Yesterday. the 30th ult.. nt St. George.' lifseilP severe. Sir Clotho Ora one of the Judges of the 1104. 110 Coed at Madras. to Elisabeth. second demises, ri 11 11 Sassed Clerk J ersoise. Burt., of Ta sworth-park iientri.", OR thellethlestent. et lit. Andrew's, Mr. 11:Secrplet." T 4041411111“, to slliss Lewis, of Devonsbirrstress, Qtlese imilare• ----..-•••.•---'"-- nur -- .•"E , ----- 00 Saturday. Ste SOth ar: at Hominy. Thoots, Ode° sou of the tats S. Whitehead, Esq., of Baaksidn, 04141111_ Oh •sLiaT • die Mb ult— at h is • house, la blehiliatre; War aid U sir itre oofmth"e Court of Kia;'s leachl, Oftthe 2 alt. • at bis house in Melior-stra •i, eit"' 111r_t_440404101 sea•• aged I*/. - gated. Printed, end Publisbedse 011 Z; " Tot STATIMMAP" sad " Tut C0...1imy .-- aPer)s tbs. lak.igtrunt, opposite St. CAsipsetlFee_it by R. WARDILIA. Jun. LL D.: to sebold all .0 0 * MON* Wilt% Ramp resposiesi tabs • , kul TRU 'fIAWAN and Vll repeats-01y in Pth islestnossents a thaws* MI Z IIT (if after a saeseni. Esse. s. *adds • etterseteris laborious rian mai other Osstlesse so told ',Workhouses sr 2 iiirted on iessonsb P e rsons se 'So 'Op.. and est la they are Meted, WANTY-01 1110 LS say iIr,NT„ (May.) Sixteenth V* of This h And the Addhic Prises of tt 'V The First be entitled to a N Drawing of the 61 the HoW Chases of the Pr TIC ket and hits J.SIVEW RtOI IS. Hay, meant Lottery. • Past Lotter% 2,( la doe Cosittry. Patronise Hie Rev Hie lop HOWLA• IPublle Names. lonpos lentison. whiel the tree Sipa ettlialt is errett Wider : the Offltiond %Mime - itly ad dampest amid trtistirreenb, t and n melt slid Cline o alo Also. ifmerely Ore warn DevORF ,ta a beautiful 'the ea 'ft w ifes din MA sass sail • Also, Teeth sod 0 latest period Sold *hol Proprietors. **set. the th bora. 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