The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-08-21 00:00:00

ti ~:''~► • , REPEAT . by rue 'WINDOW TAX '[Yawl Vitt TAM GIIARIIMAN. The Citigeus of Dublin ere, we rejoice to see, tgain beginning to amuse themselves—they are te., ginning to melt in their mispectine parishes ler tbo purpose of whitening to have this• infantesa !es . repealed in tote. We treat they will two, es they' eesredist tirmis , ft t be left almost alone in this arduotis .lind most important struggle. It is .not to Uttblio eery litePthe Windier Tas fa - a grievinee, bet to al b Ireland; and if the Irish Penplis wish to have the*: • 'seise.- ',tiered from •it and Its dii ful elleti . s, hie whole country must st ;mice .come throogb constitetionsl fturiei; demand redress„ , .. The failure of .the.litst.appliestion was principally teitig. to tittlepailly thil.ffelatat se . be so originally . pre- ; velent on this subject.—and ilthough this apathy es, Its truth only - apparent it produced as faitsl cense.; . . liteoceses.l(..it bad bwv t0p1i...11e4 the exception of . , (;oat,. .liYate,clostl;• a few places .4 , 1 minor impiartseci, 41"Csionet . bit said, qua, .betifitic . . *bet war ditto in • DoblieVeilf - sealitet esertloos . were' madt in.the whole Islett# teoltakii - off this just, untsecessar),and abotorisafpliflinpoit Ter hail,* . l'eople bed too liitle'delikidestalsprio theinselees.— •' We have not • rione the VA iceisroined to , • gavot and .stahonit- struggieltOttid nine enhappily ? • the, prevailing opinion. - - Without aelsoisible" ganails.• that effect:us' relief Will be Obtained seeiller ~..*o?ry other meads 11taii by; 'Oelitheitiag the preitill try. -The ririeli4ol. list' Pißtioui sgaino the s triliddle ' ilea, go, :40 Mario° will calculated leo over**, this. , Ore; eddeete tbi fete of` the Weide/Se rani"'. • brew peeseeeed -to the and', se feels is object in view,. tbe• oniessimisse CertAseliil at trill/lhda • tot emancipation hitt, 'lie ilterv:iiift sib i4PMS. I . I I OA as must be deplete/4,81W egauct-be sadly effaced. Bel.aot %vitiate/ghee the Wowed' dwappelletateet eve hopes', sari the seecies pektioll itedilforeese that . has thus been generatedeve- Otte .yeti e n d thipt•if e elnialtanesur• *gnu be under thelitnit PArlionneet, were it only to annoy she wee* • end to augment the piewei,e1.04 , 1116.4 hisple, by ' • eucoursging the eseitionitill Me= • ; toed a willing oar to the •coMplabeig prayers of 1' ..the People of Ireland. - . • We emend, therefore, impreestspeuvery man the • seciresity which there is foi• his eleeppiete forward it • thie suspiclouratoment, to rnia•hie voice with that • of she nation, in demanding the 0141 abolition of •,. the Window Tax. There is not a single sound or valid argument to be advanced .in favour of - its fur ther _coniinnance. All the address, desterity, and invention of those in power, could not bring forward a syllable 0 its support during the two debates upon . it 0 the last Session of Parliament, which could have "'" ' the smallest weight, if the merits of a question were ' iikided in the House of Commons, by the force of ~skason alone. But, on the contrite, every view of the subject which was there taben,• or which can be emphatically proclaims, that a repeal is, in • • p..int orpolicy, indispensable; end, in point of jot. thee, imperative. We w oeld appeal to the very conduct the Irish Government itself iu corroboration of the former. Can any thief/ more clearly demonstrate threonviction of those I. power; that the People of irelaud amenable to ptiy the lases with which they ' ere asiessed, than the system on which their payment • is now attempted . to be obtained. ?. What are all the • little iutti;Gos which bar* been resorted to, and all the efilirs - of discoisois, &r. &c. on psymenis ,:by in-taleselits, before the close of the year, hut so teeny hank confer-test that the Administration of i..oupitbtrof the difficulty with Which even the nin-t afil.eit pert of the 'continuing can meet ,- : their sager? ' Noy, mose,they betray: consciousness that it is only by 'spry petty indulgence and accent. motto ten, 'oat the People, in their present eihsuiled Coutittson, can be brought to share the pittance that - Vesting 44a them with theititalerri• l and that the ones. sides .Y those who are this whredled into comp iioce, would nut allow them to conttibote, or rather - would drive them to madness, of the 6 . 4 Insoleete of ' *See- rues superadded to their already aCcurnulated leffesings. Whets thinp f • however, strive at this able -*when those who ;event acknowledge by their • wended that 4he governed are oppresiste . --it is surely time that the tette/eels-amid be relieved—that they shield demand, and obtain, the rimiest of what not only they feel au* leteltreble benign, but what those •he have imposed it admit' to pe so. There ~ c annot possibly be stronger evidenci'of the eapedi. logy, or rather of the imperative`tserwasity of repeal. lag the Window Tait in 'relent!, thou the fact which . has nowbeen refiner! to. Whets tbi connive was at all capable of paying the enormity . , imposts that. were heaped on it, were such desices as we have been noticing invented? Then, then was nothing bat vote tales, end enforce their. pereetit ; and it .would be so this moment, were lot the Irish Go imminent -itself, satisfied thet - sie err s One aid all, 'if justice were done to ouiselves, unable to bear any part of the berden under which we. are pow la . • • bourittg. We wish the Pestle - 'would ihoii ihet this tOnsi. deratlon has engaged their ellint4l4..sod we hope, ere long l .to *see that the whole countrY will be es erting itself against the Meeting of Parliament. Let not the People be csjeled with such silly pretences for Wringing the lest shilling from tiers as that the, necessities of the State require it. The necessities of the State do not need any itch thing. ' they have only to look at the Irish Pension List to be conviqcrd of this—or at the list of Irish SneCuret ; or at the list of Irish Useless Places • or at the espenditore eccoent for the Civil and Military establishmeets of Ireland,Any or all of these will tell them in intelligible tams, the necessities of the Slate do not demand that the State should he harrassed onto beggary.— The expenditure of upwards of 56,!X)01. in five years, 41, the residences of the Lord Lieutenant, and of 800001. • year, beside paid to Nes as'salary, for, in . • voila of fact, doing nothing; - these aril some if.ths siecenitics of the Stoic for whicli the Assessed Titan are enacted. They are net'sech alecestities as these for which the People . of the United Slain surer! to pay lutes, (at • Present. they pay scene,) Oh' tip, pert they are net writhing ands's* oonaiersl eligitehical tystrasi they govern themselves, se& they pei s tl e tr Preshlent 4,0001. per atooro, for &log ap the ties dud!' of a Republic, cootolobss oott(r.tirk• as won inbobitobtras Ireland, while wit pry smarts of 40 1 000 L slice to a foul Lbettissitorb• lots ---,~ , I+ . l'.l ... 1 A i .i A • k ... I . . (I . II .0 . : I 11 . .. ) . 1 jo I, ' i If 1 Ali I • \ . \ 1Z .STATESMAN - • - - • sothlng to do arida a child,of +slurs:afters ran old `prebi not orgliwfs-te It site.‘ Wh yokes IWO Ai* I,lNi wifTrelaigilioi ?sift arid Petititis fit a teptaif of fp hitimectiiiiids nipoeases • theta toliarokod, or* MA* rog r usetteegirsey 7 for anybeniMilf Pen/. Poe*, bat most seriously end powerfully detiimentil. Witt tliebeasemeot by Om lltittirerto all 444batatitt tormisof !reload ? 'Were it deemed ikrprd4tit,a - rert i parish its the Island Ought: to imitandYetit l ilblillidost.' (*ether. coodnuante of an evil . nhith;Oviis y Mao feels to he so opposed to his own Interests,. 'and to hose of his country.+ We ha se a inning! hope that ' the Prop!. Will-do their duty for once-4-that they ' 1 will oelther be nor cajoled Into itibinialion talkie's which.is mainly helping to convert poverty . . into deslitstion, end to propagate- peadience among a w i eetclied community that only' Wcnlid this senarge to Consemmate I heir mivert: If the - Window Tarte not repented herperthe conclosiniyof he 'hest Session of rarllement, the People v and the People.only, will be IQ Pl!ose. ••'• •• . . .. 7 .. T#o . , .5 T.4r2.811U N. ~ :L_ -- V • :I; k. • • • " VILIDAT, Attains . St, lll* , . I- • • • Mrll hint: Kit s * .details se' operations . in India; rho* istiotesad Were of 7 11 !more recent date than! $O7 former intelligence from the acme quarter. The *oat itwereauing portion of the news thus common!: , Ailed respects the operations againit the Pattutwei loatelolog 'fore', ' under the Generale %SITU 4nd Paitie,re, who alone Canalised in the field. In all wilier India escepitowardt the soutk.east, the war-is rOpreiented Ma at an crud, end the armiis had retired, The General Orders of the Marquis of Ilatatmott'are dated February 21, when his Lordship .tcrek . levee of the seseral divisions, and warmly thanked the Officers 'odic• had commanded them. The army of 'Sir THOSIA• lIISLOP tray to break op, on the 31st March ; its Commander was to ;tittered to Madras, his old head-quarters. Many of the Pin. demo 'Cliiele.bed accepted lands from the British Goveriment s se theiLonlysneans of sebsiateoce. • - . ' We. have already noticed the contradictive( (Iv* without • much kiterriedge et thy! fads, •by the Go. rernmeut Journals to the report rota new Governor.. General being appolutitiVie India: One of these Papers (the rimer) knot #iient with the asser tion that such a ro s miny Is end_ must be. entree; " from the Itlerchinness el likvrisos being on her passage to Calcutta," bet it dilates again this morning, in laboured phrase, to prove thaf the Marquis if to continue in the East, and that iho revenue of India is highly creditable folio Government.—NoW, it on happens, for the credit of the Times', assertions, that the Marchioness of Ilerriers, so far froM being on her passage to Cattail*, ia living in the neiehboar. hood of Cheltenham; and as to the' atisfaction to • be derived from- the expences of the wet, .pnd the state of the Ca.mpowy'it finances, there is!cartainly very little evidence adduced to pave s that ifitit kind of, feeling most be the prevalent one' at the India /louse, or in this country, upon which the delttaand expences of the Cionpany .are invariably and el. timately saddled. The expences;of the late. wars,. commenced for • what object *s should perhaps ire blamed were . we ,to give -way to conjectsier, have like the Marquis's campaigns, beets epos 1 'grand scale. • What may be the hurl etinsequence of the war with' regard to its operation " UllOll, thefrtmlr of the Company," or rather it should be said upon the general fends of the British community, .the. Times is not prophet enough to predict ; but it kindly lays before us a statement of facts in figures tied ea tracts from Parliamentary Periesoelith serosionse iu thit(lemarkable instance .ef resperiii . . ?f 0.40 L*' uettsthent—namely, that .the net escess Company's Debt mounts only to 12,698,1101 British People hate certainly too much 'seesaw far complaint that the custom of submitting anneal In. dian Budgets has been discontinued, and it .is not easy to cause the Parliament That could sanction the aid given•frem the Public Treasure to the Great Mo. nepoly, without requiring sufficient esplanationspon such momentous subjects. The late Lord hi etvtiti stated his Indian Budgets to the House of COmmone as regularly as. the Session recurred : so did Lords CASTLEREAGH and glourtTtt. But the present Lord MELVILLE and Mr. CANNING think this wholesome practice perfeftlx. en news' ry. • Frani% Papers to.the-lilth, and Mahe ilea Fite. ders-with .Brussels Journals to the 17th, bays 'Mead. —.The witless by. these enrieeyencare agree in stating, that tow Congress ofSeeereigrit at Ail•la:Chapelle is , mot e,ltpected s m be kW before the l suer end of neat month.. Much Interest !antiglare, to be excited le Germany by dm expected meeting 4(itserie eterfede ,*l politkiant. 'We wish tbsra.eleups, end all hike pet their talk 'in 'Prinees, midi good from the dillfilittittiotth *Of dale 4seembin beilly maple of ' • t• • V's • istr`of'ibtis ' airti Waea .. lWarei ' deer 'OPeraiit izeattigiet ti theitiwee• iskilisast of In and eillgiteed pelitY Irons/Such d rAmotig , other opsitaletlowa is to the ob jects tarwhich their attention say be calle d, it is • KY IWS tat rise *J(Daa intends Project foe'eniting . the European S tates i nto a g rand :9111ffielli tteoPoo e Jolts ir ea ‘tuari tare to confetlerter 'whir I ilea' to the malittiirnce of per petual peace; "linty Morel like)); for . the purpose of • keeping theePeo - iie in subjection to their tyrant s ' , and 'l;fferdi'pe a .plee. for maintaining military eats. blishments. A most bate and unchristian argument -employed to justify this policy. It is founded on the eril of excessive populat ion. This evil (that iswheu •People fall under the suspicion of begornini 4egoternaltie)'Kings used to get rid of by wars. and thi s help of words and gunpow ' =MO, from the osti6ott of the con federat. ittr; scheme, givrn Ass ea .article from the Maine, phis so . darnserostir Deettoi, is to be 4nartled.. aeohire.ist , . a ;Oh*: '40.— . --;;-t.Emigration *lit bkwiloistrisirieleable:. The prefect is to go. tdNlse the Norijs Of with • riteior plot of Euro.Oen pnpulatlite the mention efl tech a pro.. jest.oolci,. : l4.. "tom minds, sagged - Altai-revisal of , r :gybes .of Ititytifyi without a particle -,of oito •.tisienart laillienthropy ; but,• it is is• fact" that the • teerkoriolOnisation has beets' going ''otr` in - . consetpleno of the met• sires Of: these • benevolent go ‘ trei g ns ~ .to a much •,* . • • • " greetei.extent since they retwrned ,to power, than perhaps with all ILeit.wisdotbthey are aware of ; and if they • goatlike their•iiotilic' loliistence and basin liberty; it. is ,by no MOOR , prribable that even th e wilds of Siberie and.thi Nu bian deserts tozYbe colonized.. would seem, fray the project - in dew, that !the grounds frir permanent tranquillity ant *universal happiness, laid by the Peace and the e! Most noble•and virtuous example of ?the • Grail SOVereigns," . . are 'lnspected to be not quite se solid sad .so ample as the Cossiier re presents. The writer -of tbit German .article • 'does not tell . es, bet petha'ps the' Courier. may, ". from eulbeiiiic information" from vfigkort,'whe ther•the colonizing scheme Ili tq.k effected with the consent of the inhabitants at the envied region, or by virtue of the combined alms of the Ais-la-Chapelle Confederacy. The German perhaps (eeriest hat there is no injustice In putting themias welt as the natives of Ilindostsis and the aboriginal eLkeierics, - ont of the pale of. his pacific compact. Hut sapposiitutbit difficulty to be got rid of, (for the nuisances on the Northern Coital' of Africa, so long connived at by the European Powers, certainly -deserve to lbs tai- roeved),She speculative' politician has not told is bole• such geserets is have 'hitherto arisen, betweiriWeigh--; booth% ; &woken vettlemeate it other parts of the globe, art taba ivoldeitin the porth.of Africa, and bow their ifeets aril to ite. ; pettroted. from recoiling PPoo_,the. relations selosistiaubetwees •the mother conntries.. I( any sack prejfit broeglit forward, k wilt•aot be Veitjtteed the: visionary espectation 0( its ostensible object being permsneittly . realised; 'but it may answer . s pewit pll . .poie-- It may: furnish an eaatti.for keeplig' military establishmentino•it Noy give time to Settle of the Sovereigns to anvairmati the ill-assorted .and discordant materials et :which . their' empires are now* made op. It may redacetheinhabitants of the States that have been partitioned or ennezed,.to the listless' nets of despair, and,p'reparethem to-become the in strumeitts of future aggiession.• it is still asserted . that Messrs. ROTHSCHILD and BARING, the Sove reigns of the purse, are to attend the Congress. Lord Ce”TLEREAOH, the Representative of the ;?za susst,. and his Chinese Secretary, have not, it seems, yet set . out. The training Joy the new. lioo.teu sera, many, is however going- ow. • • The Duke et Nola* arriaid on the lath instant, at Ostend; •lieso fications, after haring wes the lime day examined those . of Menin and Ypres.. He art oat en the 13th to visit the ((winced/HM.I Niewpave, Sod was es pect.d to arrive at Glees the lame day. 'The rat slew of the Preseien CO* d'Arindre in leiseee;.. it is said, telte . piseatrairds the Wad Of shilisontis„ In thevotriebot of L Igp7. ' The !Erne OrPIUMA r espected to. hi prow orn the occasion:. •••• ..* There Were no repot pettlished at Pule oalliat day last, because it happeeed -so be-the inniverairy, e( the day. on which, treenail's. to one of the legends of the Catholic Chutch, - 'tili,Vracult MART was, lifter her death, or - iajher . tiaritie;'lrir'dily ts,itea ap to Heaven. The Eiog, and the Princes and Peisoesses of the family of Hougeow were, of course, conspi moody devest•on• thet•areleorable day. Soledin as the- ceremonies gone Alifeigh spots thii occasion were, It is riot without W or disgust and pity thit we reed * the tiotaillla tbq French Papers. After the performance of Visepert,.their Royal high. nesse* padded about the streets for an hour, in a procession made in celebration Of the vow of Lours XIII. to which Frenchmen are taught tobalievithat Ihey.are indebted .fur the birth of Lours XI.V.— .Withoat adverting to the scandalous srenuers of the pireind of his production,- which affiliated Wm upon a Tireign favourite of Arts of AUSTRIA, it sorely savours ant a little of impiety to refer to the special -inter position of Heaven the origin of a man of whore it bs. justly been said, that he was a Conqueror with. Lout personal courage • a Pktron if Arts without taste; rof Sciences withoutliterature; a Religionist with. out piety; aid a )1014 Christian King, without hmi maniti." „ V 4 Y_ rN rF i'. NAV. ,IGIINCE. Ar., AA. SO.—Clime doer, from the River let sailed, tibb Ajat, Clark,' for Madrbs ; New Albi te , Bishop, fur the'Capo of Good Hope ; for Neer South Wales; Royal ,Charlotte, w ent ; for America; and Rebecca, Peystef; . (ii*Gibr e i tir t —P u t bock and remain. pail* Downie, the Pettus Carter, (tom *tam for London; Kirk Ella, b e . "11, from Calcutta for London ; and Uni on , taker, from Jamaica for Loudon. PoirrsmouTui Auo. 20.—Ssiled the Jb elim Thohy, for Bombay ; sod Betiette guu.brig, for lifebb—Went out of harbour the Leveret gett,hri gt .sod anchored at Spithead. LivawrooL, A uG. 19.—Arrived the Wil!iamlq. herforce, Balfour, troto ,roes !;rolia. 03 the u„ k July, in lat. 49. 17. lung. 38 spoke the e „ 1.-.) al Briton, from Lawton to Quettec-...„ n the 2gl P in lat. 49. 33: tong. 35. 51. twilie the brig V: W, from 1;werpool ig ir SIIEEILNESS, AUG. to.—Put busk nitti loogr i th ge, 'pit, the brig . 8,... hers, Scotland, of Kntebt,he from London to I:l49ltick• • She s‘at ruu tiol of rienr•the buoy of the Miliille. by e cotlior t hl4 . Auca, 18--Arrived the ki,n‘op, froto Green 410{ with three Mu, gjo testi. . PLY MOUTtI e :A 1119: . til' . o . •l:Atil‘fd off 111 . 11pa tt O hl Ettirig'Groire, New, from Daminica to Lamina. GR,AVISEND, - Avo. 20.,LArrjeed the Andro s , •-•:--r--••, from Kottigaberg,Wthe .Iti.bapten, Christi, from Jamaica ;, the Jane, Frost, fr om l'etet the Johanna garia _ 77 . 7 —,_froat.t)entrp Malta,. A nson , from ' Copettiragen,• and two foreigners.—Sailed' the .Marquis' of Aug', ter, ; , for Ostend , the' VrObe. Pub! Rouen ;" the' Gaferi, • Tracey, : for Bost, Wettitzemnkyd, :Gruen, -fur Amsterdam Louis. Ambrosius, Post, for Stettin,. BRIGIIT'ON, Aug. W. *, The intercourse between this piece and becoming important. The packets are so ranged, that every evening, one or two France, and it be. so bippened, that the weather has Favoured en unusual regulsrit night the Duke de Rohan, Prince de Leen t the Earl of Dartmouth,. and the Hon. M Cols. Mackenzie, Catinghan,.and Mr. Uo, among the passengers who sailed with the Regent packet, for Dieppi.. ThO celebrat Mary Ann Clarke and her family, who have. siding in retirement at Little Hampton for some took their departure,' this day, onboard §.eth,packet, ,Ceptain Lind; for Havre de The when : it:oar .countrymen is upon these, end. other migrations. We bare alt menial Windows* restored to this piece s altitd verrade, w hid) Has antecedently con the porteet Neirhaven and Shoreham; and Monet Insporeationx of fruits, &c. from Fr rrOok:Oultaallity of sending to Leigtf speristuble eitighvi t hy a quick convoyence, is ono tinplicellentedly great. Several specs are elKmaking forge purchases in bay, in N , where the quality •is good; owing to tigibtifzertionit or the 'Marquis de Bourbel, trodueiug tbelnglitA eysteut of tnansgit , leech. I. WA no-keen :it of the Q . IJECN e i hew from Kew yesleidiy„..freni,which we infer AJSiT CatfittiOiTtitrfifiame state of cow A Mortii4 Paper says, the Quaxx COW dually improiingin health; for these last t days, she has walked from the foot of the s+ garden chair, with secy. sight. assissnce ; a 1 Maawsmstill expresses the most ardent desire at Windsor; it is espected, that the journer attempted in a few days, provided no rela! place. We understand that the Duke cant' of KENT will not leave England till tue Prince iwEb COLD. • Duvet, AUG ip.—Yesterday evening, bit Ind seven o'cleck, their Royal ii^ghl , Disks and Duchess of CAM stuoctE, attended Princess's .brothers and Baroness Hum! rived at Wright's lintel, wider a salute from at the heiihts, and this morning, vt eleven the whale party einbarhed from the Inn stairs barge. of the yacht, s sinder a similar Wete. yacht -Wing under. weighOhe Pioneer _ • *hick wee in the reads, fired ',Stritit her ypdismaritied.. must beautiful 'NYE. soon conveyed the 11.0yal.Party over. :Tbif Duke er:W Viiiiton the 'ai - .osteild,• where ..he inspected this- lore is - F*94l4g, en the same day, inspected Jol44;in and Irtirea. Bier Crane:left Osten(' 13th, to visit the fortifications at Newport ; ;expected to sedge on the same 447, it Ghent. :•.1.0)44 STEWART arrived at itroseeb,on the Ittriast. •Sit his. way in Vienna. The 3d alt. was distinguished by the !Arafat -Satter Censtano .4112 at. Anople. • • - Snip LAUNCH sw THE EAST IwnlEs.—On the 8 111 st. Jemmy the inhabitants of Calcutta were gratified by the meet magnificent spectacle of the kiwi 'ewe witnessed in that country. The first line-of-battl e ship built on this river, was committed to the woo front the dockyard of . Messrs. KYns and Co. at Kid. de t pore, amidst the acclamations of thousands of fs ropeans and natives, whom curiosity. ha &assemble) view this beautiful and grand specimen of out architecture. In honour of the Mott Noble the Go* vernor-General, she is named the Hastior. After the launch specious rooms were opened is the dock• yard s for the accommodation of a very numerous shit respectable assemblage of Ladies and Gentlemen, ia• sited to partake of the tiffin provided by the Commit• tee of Management, at which the Vice-President pre' sident presided. The dimensions of the Haglioes a ll , Fr. fa. Length on the Gun-deck 176 8 Breadth for measurement....... 47 6 Burthen in tons 1705 ,This ship carries on the lower gun-deck tweylPeigh t 32.peunders ; on the main ditto, thirty IS•pount.leth 'on the quarter-deck and forecastle, eighteen tt• pounders; and on the poop, sit 41.p9onders. _ It ChriO;: IPrbbar i b. lark; Ca; ur tesee, Fm. stem,, iron; th lan' ; cM Dieppe ti 10 wed ar. , o ail fr► e wind te4 ity. Lest i and rail% r. Legge, n win, fell the ethos rated Mrs. ►e been rt. some time, the Diu. a Grace.— a par trick Oki s coo- me, by the COMMA to and the Ms. Irrince; it tided thee , the teed' speculator' • NT a cm edA the inddee rbel, in in. ing pastors health met er that be raelescinci. aturuee gre. twoor tette Veit§ to het and, as her desire to ht nee will be lapse lakes nd Did* ". It regaled .. ihneti tied Sh 1111A N:le;:g: tutt er• guns om en o'clock, 'taiga in the t,.. On tM r schooner, iced a Islets al breeze at cr. be 12th ertificatiobsi ad thuse it • end on the nrt i ba ire ~ -~..~... - •, l , _ _ * i t* Air NINE; '(rlZOt'k lotf,XT TUE:4I)O MORN: ING, •Irw.o PR tZfor OP* .no,Ouo, TWO PH am' 0F.A1400, LOW SOWERnIGNS, 2k g .. Vi ITH GOLD: teADOIRA.—At , L ° MUST frlE' DRAWN-. MOLT .'fLADAY.-=-4. o flrtay • FL . rilSnjiS. • . .24 eft tow, or irtheri TIIIIB.bAY AT o,l o t Seek Stock h'iter Cept. Novi 144 per (rut. Red, 76jje • • •17.•; . . silottisk titiadi p H 3 per COnt.Cont&hts 'Lau; Aittb). 4,401 rot c ent , onii • -.7 • • Vie - tiptoe? /016 p 6,006 Nr, Ace, 7b • • • Ouritira 'dig: 4 per Ortst .8695,1 . -