The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-06-10 00:00:00

fo TUE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCR. Lotsieno Oisurtoston, O TWITHST.% \price the buinber of Votes N *bleb have Appeared in my ?avow at the Close of the Allot of le ,a r d•sy . fo the Election of DIRECTOR is sot diesidersble, Tae Ist no untm discouraged et the remelt. 'ht avowed eoalition of must powerftsi pant's in behalf ofooo „m w aigists respectable individuals who has come &mor d to the Rallul with sue, and the length of time Ilws ; i i i ; ror k i o hat been succes.ftil on this occasion. has been en sued to acquiring your patronage. added to his having been patio u dy lobe in the Ballot, had almost precluded Use es :entice of succeeding in a first attempt. After stature considerntinn. however. I was resolved to tr , t b, ieee. and the resole bee proved sufficiently poem fs*.ng to Juiciest me to persevere In uy eforts. I beg leave to annoence to yon very respectfully. that I thsenniaed win to submit my preteasiuns to sour .1e .•.:0u whenever a vacancy shall occur; and I shaft do so ..ith every seafideoce that your liberal patronage and the f etish) of tripods who are now at liberty to extend their vie, will crown my next attempt with entire c.eirrsA. • To those Ladies and Gentlemen who bate honoured me sits their support. and toy particular friends who hate eon s egad firm is their attachment in this last trying contest. I to convey sly most cordial aaknowleditnents, and will to:siert a:islet's to testify my gratitude. I retrials. Ladies and tien.lemen, witlt e tbr hithen respect, coo' most obedient and humble t. ABRAHAM WELLAND. partltad-plate. Iffth June. nog • _ --__—_ MAILS. IRP. ocr. U. ' • •• , DU,. 1 Dtilllin ........ ..... . 0 I Hama ...:.taf • u 1 %sterford : .... •.•.• • • U 0 plasomi • Ol o Gorritiefflareflo7 • 11 f l rnilirr" -- `' .. • • •ip o tioneshosik ... ...... • . u I 0 liar • i 2 Ilsotintrer. . , ......... U I U Malta 4 • • PRICE OF STOCKS Tlll9 DAY AT o,ot O'CLOCK. Had Stock . I India Stuck s per ('est. Red. AM 1 Ditto Roo& 121. 1.14. pr. 3 ,wr Ct. Cons. I OW Annuities 2! er trot. Es. Bilk Wt. la. die. lg. p. par 4 per Orem flinil Ditto Cool 61 , 44 . 41 Nis,' Onnituo {,pct Ans. 11 15-10 Con. for Ar. TOO 1-np. 3 per feat. Ann. Lou. Tickets 149 10g. Cht ttattgmatt. "Ips 11111911 llTATtsVus . 'lll!“ - nitTORATIM MTV " Tlft • %TATESYA!I.•• LONDON: PAM DAY EALNING, jr 1:N 10, 19'211. TUE FUNDS. The Dinkla underwent considerable depression Fester div afternoon ; Consols were done at 6Q for Account. sad Onesietn at 4 per rent. discount. This was owing a report that the King of France hail abdicated his I throne, *MA was founded upon the riotous appear men which have shown theuiselves . at Paris ; but the tsi arket rallied towards the close of the day, snot Consols kft off at 70 buyers for the Account, and Omniom par. 'flits wonting they opened about the same, but hare modelled to mend. Consols *re now 704 burrs. and I/gainful per cent. premium. These favourable ap partners may he attributed to the negociation said to he peaditl between :he KING and QUIEN, as any anspi tiemrnorements towards a compromise will immediately *Set the Funds vonciderablv. although the Loan is cot flinty not more poritisr than it was yesterday, as the difference of 14 per cent. between the first and second limblisrarpoNA-4anikiiiii more of minty meow tat. mews: The MOtiOn . in the House of Commons relative to the4tortl Meuse, which had been adjourned from IF.etioeselay till Friday, has ($3 the Public were emptied bet 'nicirt by a Second Edition of Tna Starr ewis) ben posltoued again from Friday till Monday.— This fresh adjournment was occasioned by a locums eication re.ole yesterday to Lord Livritroot. by order of ' the Qt Lis. The nature of that communication was not precisely stated by Lord CasTLastsoff, nor did it appear front his:exprksions to hays made any alteration in his wanner of viewing the important question at issue ; but king considered as suthcient to warrant a further postpuement of the pending debate, it was hailed as an occasion that migli lead, ifs not to an accommoda lien of the existing differences, at least to the mitiga• lion of their awful consequences. The communication adverted to, we learn from other sources, had been made by Mr. DErserete. and was merely to the effect that Iteilit-Etx, in compliance with the advice of her and of several Mendwrs of the House of Com .l"Onit thnugbt it propzr to inform Lord LIVERPOOL that. she was ready to receive any proposition that was eminent with her honour, which his Lordship Might br elepeeed to make on the part of his M.i -Imr-t4.0,...t. This slight approach was not, ritt l made without reluctance. Theillustri e: . in su w as shaeltierie. weer tbp•Ptast, at Mr. Beethoven di'. Nord/ stated. not to begin a segociatioa, lest, Is bt' gitudtig, e i aioikld appear to be making improper isattetieest especially as the other party, who did lot Saaaastase say actociatioss, Moat in a situation Nolo be iejorti by making enocashoss. This con. sideratisitilitheie,lndeed, at fast counterbalanced; but the heellitiste only yielded, as the Learned Oentleman seknowledged, to the strong remonstrances of pro fessional &arisen. la this reluctance we perceive the same respect to "wins dignity which has given es recently so ouch occasion to admire the steps her MAJLSTT has spoutairously puttied. And though thi anxiety-of her Me tart's Counsel was consistent with th e nature`std duty of their office, and though it is greatly to be &tired that the opportunity which their persuasions •have obtained for the proposed atpustment may ise.osos wish corresponding seal and cordiality *al elf siffa of list .oiposetsts, yet it is manifest the cow Gleam .esateet fairly be expected but oho the side et *Piety - wber hey, bettered the charge. Her 811,1 6 , What Ohnlarhll4 been exposed to hook sod blurs at bee" lie name had been expunged Anse ritseble of iba Osttels as wail as the ceremonials of tlit'Cobst t sloe bid bees, on sheens Wok aarMßea . • ~i. .n• lESM A :s 6.11• with the most awful prouseation If 'she OH het font . :. rag QrSI.V. again on the British shores - and on the muter, trotted' . . 1.. _ 4. .1 •••• • -.411411444 • • • with a splendid pre/Titian Vibe would tontrut N ease niraksir; it. ire i nkelwas ell/atilk" I. 1 4 " tinge an exile, and direst herself of all bet Mei hisigh " l" 111 very CheetrUL Sit 11. ingkillel44 lit y appears Robert Wilson, Ihr. fsai d their reitfeets to her Majesty 0 claims. She r e s o l ves to return--she endiesi dot rewired them with g re at affability, entering . intst *gain amon g a s i n t h e c h aracter of Queen—'is that ifina character alone, to which she hes an undi s pet e d title, cosmos-titian with ou t r . serre o r a ff ectat i on . l Hood dined wit), h e r an d a *hall party. Whillitidle,' she demands t o b r treate d ; s h e see k s no snore than may be the resnit of a ny negotiation, we set AWN% what the law and lon g - esta bli s h e d usage h are secure d to her rank, and she leal•e" those' to s eek ue art trrin4 *VIP the hest authority, that her Majesty will fa Rd whose objects cannot be obtained but by the Omega. reaps I accede to any terms which still camps* lion of her constituti ona l t i g h ts. : mist her honot•r ut her di gn ity. If er Majesty en- We are not surprised to find the persons who pre- tert4ins "" thil6ght whatry" of rstirniug to tie Lotstinent ; uu the contr ar y, we b e lie v e that a princi tend to be par ex e ell ersee --th e f r i en d s o f hi s M a j esty . pal stipulation on he r p ar t w ill b e , t h a t she shill be at affect to blame the pr ec ipit ancy o f h er M a j esty ' s re full liberty td choose her place of residence 11er turn. Their concern, indeed, is no t assente d t they NJ • ' • aje•ty, during her jiuseney to this country, IVIS par hare real and abondant reas o ns f or fleplorine her at - ' Insularly cheerful, her .spirits never in the least degree rival. The prontitittit'e of her measures elude) situ sank but tines, and that occurred, when it appeared obstacles that ',could have imp e ded her pigmy,. • likely that rsute delay would be occasioned h.• the want from a foreign country, and c on f oun d e d t h e mac hi-; 4 . ' 4 • She frequently speaks in terms of gra stations against her that h a d b een f orm tied in this. of 1":"1"Dr,"s* tuue at tne general manifestation of the &Section of Sloe altered tone, which we yes:er.lay remarked, in the ! kinpare of , those who ma-t hall. led the threatened ; her subjects, and their desire to protect her front the influence of her it raise. jecusstions, it sufficient evidence of the effect her - virit has already produced t and atiordio fleeilliljtily bas left the house of Mr. Altlermah far hope that her present trying state will at tj 7l ll',n;il, and resitir , , fur the present, at No. 22, Port• triumph to her innocence. • /man-street. Portmaasynare: a Wow, wit understand, • • We hare this morning received Paris Papers to i the Bth instant. They do not contain a confirarratioa of the report which we gave in a Second Edition if Tits STATIJIMAN yesterday, that a general massacre had taken place in Paris. and that the King bad been cano pelled to Make a precipitate retreat frOni Paris. Phb lie agitation is however still very great, am! the greatest precautions are necessary to prevent the tx- 1 pressions of popular indignation at the pososeedings in the Chamber of Deputies, from beiug tsiaalksted in 1 acts of violence. The worst consequameett, however, are still to be apprehended, should the new Eleepon Law be finally adopted ; and that it will theft 4 ir at present but little doubt. The trial of Louvel, which commenced on Monday, terminated on Tuesday. by the condemnation of the ac cused. His conduct throughout was marked with the most determined devotion to the principles which iostis gated him to the commission of the assassination. Ills only ri object, be again affirmed, was to rid the world tkose who had occasioned so oroanv misfortoorws to avec fie considered the Bourbon: as tyrants, and won have murdered the whole race had it been in his power. • In aletence, his Counael contended, that he load out been guilty of treason, inasnnoch as that he had nut attempted the life of the Sovereign, nor that of the Ileir Apparent. This legal objection was ooverroded. nentertee of death was passed upon Louvel,ntt neither the period nor . method of execution has been yer an: lateic in the (reception of Lady Anise Maseittun. Abont eley..n o'clock on holiday night. Lori At+ chibald Hamilton called at the hone of 'Mr. AI. &man flood, and, we are informed, had a long audience of hrr Majesty. There was, at that time, a large and riotous assemblaze of persons round the house. who shortly afterwards com menced breaking the windows of the Misses Fits clarettee's house, is Andley•square, (nearly oppo site Mt. Altlennin Wood's) hitt a party of the Life titiards appearing. they decamped. Lord A. Hamilton left sows after, and about half-past twelve o'clock her Maj#4y also left the house in Mr. Alder- man Wood's carriage. The carriage was drawn up at the p:ivate door in bean street; and her Majesty ha‘int taken her seat in it. accompanied by Lady Anne Hamilton, and another lady of her suite, proceed ed directly to Portnian-s reef, where she soon after retired to rest. Yesterday morning Mr. Brougham. Mr. Denman, and several other Members of Parliament (we are in• funned) had an intetview with her Majesty at her new residence. The Earl of Donunglimore, the lion. tirey Bennet, Mt. Alderman Weidman, and Many other persons. left their cards at the house in the course of the day. At half-pitet three o'clock her Majesty sat down to dinner, and Mr. Alderman Wood had the honour of dining at her table. . considerable crowd of people, and many car riages, collected about the house in the afternoba. COVEN rtGARDE.V THEATRE. of tbe Philadelphia Papers arrived tills morning. to the 11th May ; thy do not bring any information of consetp ram nas.us to the character of .Iforberk. were astonished— than- Jers!ruck—fer iroroeXy ever was enthesiews 'welted to a higher pitch than that which marked the progress and close of Übe pity. Ste were not taken by surprise ; for we at teaded the performance under the le-liog that nothing was so great as to be beyond the each of this actor's mighty powers. We bad area him support the grandeur of C'erio /oast and the illialay of liehttrst, In a spirit by which they lost nothing. But after these performances, the idea lass riably occurred to us, that the physical steads' of the actor ens .'sr from being exhausted. and that all his powers had trot bees brought into action—la other words. he nese, rowed to hare dune all he could. In ihttbeik, even the tIT;d and will imagination of SiliaLP.SrtAlllt has run riot in Its own profuse creations. The Ann idea of the character may present us with a bold. bnt rugged outline. But a close examination will imperceptibly soften down the abruit points, and present es with a pictere, whose lights sad shades are. indeed. strong, brilliant. and distinct, and whos sulsjeets embrace the opposite extremes of nature: bat it hr. bees Witched with a lead so skarn!. so mt.terty. that Its whole effect Is absolves smoothness and harmony. This. then, Wes the ftlf Mr. liscaease. and he has followed his itamoriall 11111bor to the race of mind with a swift and wren*, ilep t 'Piero was anthing that ere did ► present The Lord Mayor, in pursuance of a requisition, has apputnted* Court so convened on Wednesday next, to consider the propriety of presenting a congratula tory address to her Majesty oa her return to this kingdom. The King has been pleased to distinguish the Roya) Academy by a new mark of bis gracious favour, giving to its President f.ir the time being, Sir Thounta.l Lawrence, a gold medal and chain, to be worWley him as President of that Institution. The medal beau a portrait of his Majesty. and is inccrihed " Front hii Majesty King (Jeerer the Fuart!a to the President of the Royal Academy." It is said that Mr. Canning has declared his horn. to absent himself from the Cabinet during the discus. dons respecting her Majesty. Mr. and Mrs. Bartlet, ;tad Mr. and Mn. waiisok ame arrived from America. • . • • We bate visited - .•::. THS XING SSA tRANciS BLVII4TT. COill? OF OWN 1110011—(Tabs Mr.) As seen As the Jedgre had takem their nests this soots; nap, M. Pniwes rase and addrettied th . eir totsionills in stipport of the .snotioa for a new trial in 'kis Moe. The l.earsed Coirisel int:..tated, that it •as hia*ttig ?talk to cun6ne hiliself to two points, each t o t thought was soMrietlt to support his atnewitt His dist gronnd was. that the racer wilting of oitheilsos an offence, awl that in this case no pride/no had been offered in prod of a peblivatiott. Much hod Wen said respecting the cult of the ping r. liver, in which I.4rd Nolt had expressed his otinion that the writing slime constituted an offence. Hat if this rase oz. loot/tad into, it weld., he found that a publiration had there tenets pia: s. He called the attention of their tortilla's to a rase which had been derided in the Star Cham ber, and which was to he found iu litibliart'r kik /torts. page Gt. .to information was there presented by a person of the nano, of Harrow, aga;ust one Llewellyn, rharglog him .with %%riling to liarroW a I.piteful :still repro.tehfid letter, which, fur aught !Lai. appeared to the Court, was delivered by his own* hand, and not tithcrelse paltlialted ; it was resolved Inc the lour% " that as the letter It .d not been published. tkerrjim fiver And been a• defib‘atiot ; yet. the ; Star thatnber, in the figment' the King, nutters and punishes such an offence, because it has a tendency to break tilt peace, and to prothtre quarrel..." This opinion, the Learned Counsel contended, sit far front supporting We doctrine that Writing was an offence. went dihTflc to controvert it. lie then instanced the rules of Ilse Civil later 4 ,0 n tlik sittlert, as kid down by the heti f on ,otators of Jodi iiiii: II Was Maya (be raid) erpresair stated. that the Offence consisted in the defamation in tended, which defamation could not take place motif si publication was made. The Learned Counsel than again referred to the rage of Beer, which, he said. did not appear to have been held in high re pute.: Chief Baron Cootyna, in his work upon libel, although he must have been acquainted i%•itli the cite. had not once thought proper to notice it Lord Catbden (speaking of this caw, and another in which it had been advocated, that the mete possessitel of a libel constitniel an offence), had said, " If thin he law (evidently intimating his own doubts). and •1 have no right at present to deny it. whenever. a pup u la' libel k poildishell the whole kingdom becomes cciminsl." The ease of the King v. Fay's* nimbi prohalitlr be brought against him, King he would to the I. One, that as no sentence had heed palled in that case, its re • thority could avail but little. Hating thus ootired those cat-s which would inns, likely he liroaglit against hir e he would refer to those which supported his °plaice. —The LcarnetiCounsel then reffrred to onulerOUi petite rities recorded in Comyn's Ifigrat, Hattkinq' Pleat Of the Crown. Blarkstone's Commentaries, &c. &•.. He that proceeded to urge his seeded imminent, cis.:--tbst be pnblicalion having been proved in Leicestershire, the trial outfit not to are taken place in that roonty. Ne are sorry that tee hare nut roost to Wier( the it/corbel Counsel' in his argument, whichite supported with stistzh ability. The lc or is put several hyiSolbetiewl caset- 2 "s"aptets a person to have ecommitted I Saareeoua unseal* wbagiref *1 person died in !mother county. weak! the Oboes of mosider be taken to lose been committed where the 'smolt fano place. or w here the piety died of lite nomads? St.l. gamin, a person en,pceil or pterzrrd others vi coltish felony or-,inter 'iris another tow!. wintitt the afore to tiratpasita 40 goesior, eonaselling, or proeuriOtr...bs Oowaitivred ii. Moe `nee in the one comet- or the other?" This was answered ' by Mr. Pnit.i.sri. by the et!, OT • *von it It 9 was tiled for Antninra mat in the eels, that isiovie. aisectiao tress new Wads *err the °fetes Ottatirder was held to have been soakoltteli au the hawk am!. W Impels to tba dollop* otabolotior 1* I pablteettots belay kl Loodoo; the tioroed .eantel N. I Ay analog r. that the Dillow, was nor eolopete &WA* ho liest siblientioa in hilddteera. • -• • I The Court threw out several obaorsations note the 1 terms of the ayerineot, tit. " having tvrittost, posed, and 'tinged to lie published." laying ninCh 'iris, on the words .. noised le, te pwidioAt4l." that brute' V- I though the pnlilleation look place in kliddleset, Ilii Ott lof the defendant in having .ranted to he plftitisbe. seemed to bear out the 6oding of the Jnrt, nantelr,.thot the offence of horiog_eassesi, bats wok piers t* L4lll l lO. tersliire. . . . ". :. 1 Mr. Pitt Lki es, in an arliouent 'which listed three and an bolt concluded by trusting the Coati teali gralt the Rule. . I TM. Clans' ♦ Jurrtoo nig, tbe Court, CAIN, er•WIP011 Ferry ojportsolty for lerestirstiois, would grad*, Mit —Rode Mat (nowt aerie : l4ly. .. , . . . .. ... --- ------,-; .NAVAL INTELL76IeNCIL ..' •' . 1-...:-... • , . • • • . ~ Dalt, Jive, 9.--Arrived this tateelikm liitti taltatt Apr the River. the Illoontaineee, Jellieloo* Dom Jimmies... Came dowel front the River the **ore 4* .41that, * Bengal; Jane, Hardee, for Messina. t, (isyrSlane i Woo ten, for Berbice i and Cliselgs Prkce, Ford, fat p South St•as. The twit latter remain In the Do's.ns," ' the /obeys hay* *tiled. ' Porrsatoter*: Jtaito O.—Attired' Isis Majaattty's• li Restpole, front Wevositetb.—Pootsed Ist, for Losoistkilro ___ . . fLOVER'S EXILIBITIO.V. • had ever conceived of .Wsirbeth Meat ha did nut prevent , i; nt i nes T en t f pi o n m i e jo ic , • , .. . T. Ms . . . • ..., _ 1.. ....... to at almost Mashed is reality. Here his eosins seemed 1 l• Ammonia. Juma 7.—atrrfend tbe Pia ..:PM to have found mettle scope and Vire for its enPneo : fruits' Neiscaste.-4hdlid the rommerce 11. • red this delightfnl collection of paint- nine. The Wen" 1 22 e or wonder at his firm elleethllt wlth ' Londoa.-:-A n arcitleat haMsetied on b o ard iht g done so, Mdit . Mize the most tar Oa- i the Weird Wirth% and the subsequent mental abltree ll ee ' Erneet packet this asoralar:Ohilst lying In theca f derotint a'shott space in our adult* i mild not hare been More forcibly Inisiraz!.lL.l63e bed rme la m-7; a el: be The bowder . niagittini liLsvA g 00,.s Ad etirtriiiie . 4 , Ve must now be eontent With a •general F r ris t le: ere d seeb Theaeositalepassete7 s i ghts bi se c. ' s :, „ 4 • rd re torour ! the middle and upperSleeka mitictlitt boom. halt* tro, w hick we shall pt•emise, hy declarins, recollection , pis o u t nature las far as from the ausiatuastaft, sad. lajared the - because it was never sunk in at an alibilids in the nsefropolle. at eareptiag at the moments when hls desperate deedi sere cow- ! who was slightly aronudellAgt the .fass„lseittir ill•Sra lar and isaagisative senses have Papillae. Aid nothiag aas more admirable is the shed, per- : c.a.bitv tit, the time, and. *. wi ss es. !di ? . fait hAf nitAtk d fecase isiased am e tha ntr a a tts a e ri ti si l n s g tinet oo Lev i s be w ariligo ith whir l :. o h r e hi n:a gu rt ed ed oa th; I kr . O ur k ii rtl ii : s ; . , mill . 1 o:.L.mil , . froginfoi. at . al . . i ; lit . . 0..... i toed ; . ___The bea ii tir . t• and v g a i riety . of b li dn'Y ur 'luau" 'I . ins?, iner t Itaa secret shadings of ainbition. The shert-lised triumph .4 e t w a iv i co i n from Mt of t h e u r reg ine ivii% id natural colouriv, la which or if his satutsi disposition. in width '• the sink of hamairkflath 4 & o h aw l, w hi t e mpowl i ler „ d ip jegi ntep w e i r We are elcare that this artist, kas lien - flowed. whiml be tail' la d y M acbeth ' " We Ifin P ee. tjarborostgb Bard. as Soadoy algid, alsoilF mho. s _' E t ' , resod so further la this Mulaays, - completely electrified she . to. th e chars ! of what is S er's, audience . The Ins preservation of this spirit' thsougboat. I tclock, t sh ll _2 l tisole, of the Frew wire. ~ alneftledik.ll.ollo. rockery by some members of tun recited the deepest sympatbg mad Interest taw his evil dm- the , mei,. 0 .anven.. a l t he IrtstrWie, was was ;he gitupgror o g e suspect tit!' charge to be foaDded 1 tins'. And often is /laciest *rem.. the air of melancholy and the sapid **on afterwards stair is deep l'Airt mei ems. and the lies too* and feelimf or with sialib Ltellatiftst. -Jahn .8.-L•A`rrliet:i tt e* leTako • • peculiarities of Mr. (poser's treed sad thw ir l iowt t lie b was dissisereds made as a blesbest : FM . eirbsiorti ;• Jaye, p orei. thith 44 l . ; . ion the latroductiou of matter, .frir,_ forget the daggers *ad the Wood-stained hands:— ' *With WIWI% Slooltria.! Trait Me% 4 Mk,' { as srund of Water , where it did I .'oll "Mr stay of life is fallen into the rear. oat of Vordiakliatasso, boos diaosamih. ...Pt •Ti . ~ and thereby rendeli nt! that wh ' 'Tie yellow leaf: anti that whirls should seronsfMnr old ne t . Hague.. Jots 11,—A - eho„.dealirjloosia r aod. 44 _ . ..., W copy, in point Of fact, a c_ s A vi. ettosea . la she % r trthipa must o el f telesda. famh api l leed. mom bse sot dop look . is beast , B e _ iiin i nsk.ar tot. emit ._, • .. i.. . r, .4)li ;..., :41. is to the fi rst of these objections" .i m omb _ hoiwur womb. et Meat ow poor hew Sick it must he weighed is the oil* won:dOin . ,l4y. 'ma d dote not. - • • Metre* le ' 'Sy The' fish, as ft id that of taste. ' n u o titer lee cannot gi into a derail Briae performanee • for there ism s . . ' 1 .0 .. ••s, . . J.R . to. - . , .. ' 4 : .• 4A would nibs' t loot: at Mr. Oillyti's are so no! )) Gm seethes hi the play, sad Mr. alAc aaaaa hat . , : . , . 4: ,.. v . . , 04. , listhork so wholly ortglaai, th at the extest of MIT .1* too any colter living .n. gaitl ,.‘ te . rj ...l.. . aml ft ;sad ism .; his uvit • 4 oow on odd sanest abo now vin. bee. ritavtiTp..l-0, y eine os . V` law ; 111461 14 1 4 81 •_ ; et f t al ',")" i---ri must, therefor.. give his ventral view. and lured t o th e c i e . nr ,- .1 .s - wavrma. Pt ~r . . K. i .... . to take Sire Oth id sad Mt.. ' fact by • ledges path. INDIA% pH so same fit . ecatioes. If to be dragged . forward *0 'IL' _ ___, Leaiit „, 41 tommem woo ••••• • ; .. I eXCeOidi ' st 'ish ' mono . . ale siew i t m l i s t ut it almost slid villa the keno/A*l6ml .=. s . n,wn!. l in _. _ ~...7: 464, , .. , • il Mr. Mai-dew; Watseka' is obese% mialrg lee she ellrell ool OF M . • • t monkey, aid the tall, fett 4 , Illi. Ibilwilia jadlesso hesifatiss so stmlest Shish holdall. Olarkeq auto of • astute d eo' shoals is this eklthitios. eusiee4rwapelitl.ise Ismail/boat, tiog..wajodesribat - Ilevoired sons, 4614 at ax ... -Me illislatah • aced in the landlcipes, rhe w to Pwill,l4the 0P4 4 0_ 1 00, l'ellowod.in Pio yollbodas ' twat 'its:. y ., • ,10011 6 . 9 .- 1100 - I;as • ' err elbrts oft flts • m the 40.1Pilr of Irdwittil, to „,._ll._ to of t ''' ~° , 4 it . -` the ri mers ant shoat is at MA alliessolthl ~be • ' ...so' ' 12 irte us IsSeclills; I.! .kl'af t b s ta lbestard. iti Ms own. Mr. ltawcrr aseosspamiell‘Msa. shod !KP . iiWil. b: / .1.• ! 1- • 4r: bed sae: 'Me. 0 . 9 e4 is 1441 at stUr nennnneed the troo o 4..rove I,e4tinsi- Piri-__ A Vi Nand ego; s ilmdt Owlet sr tait . . - . 1 . it. eli' ' - tit il ip : l 4 6 ha • t 1 ip... - *is isoddiagdistitselt lis !hi suptoliW Lio. aft l ' ld j gr ltr affa t i l 6 ' 4 " 4 /ma . WOOD folkukown:ll4 i .0 • • • is .w I gannet. lie 4 teed thi •11101 , 11•4 „ br Pat e' - 1 4 4 4 a=atiso Mot tisar...4lie per Ka SI 11144 iiii nsonow bSil i fdllit fooo " .4 "Itirass-k sear . curie. ' "Glam. cb our . 4 14ef og a ggs Amur the cesehne Ail matelii frO ti tell time brat Pict* lam before do Oats seam visaed. • • • lgilitili - -: 111 . - 0• 1 1 1101 , ' . .. s ,. rig tMet ill *". -: at i: . : . . . •-• .. • • . ••.• - • • intl. and haring able oceatlon4 of to its notice. W obserfation Dr two, that there is not which oar slender 1 sorihighly feinted. landscapes ran yet faithful and are clothed. W' Weis subjected silk' called parkesy profesileu. We soyect , Mier epos tlte peculiarities er *pea ' iustatere4—dietb etistiis . weir, is said to be sides. Now, as surd br whirls rarialib on earth, peen pots - we would trees Atm those we . know of as If only *OW it fibet standing . few - lien's the had been no animals they are inundated the fibre gfesad; • *nee dlisirabb. ;1 1 : i tte:!peinted /heels M°s. indeed 1 diaitrg. tiowt *pea the . Iv- 4 • • • r t 1t M • t ' / . - 1