The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-24 00:00:00

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For the iwaorlol Longs, to his Snood Treatise on Government, p. 476, says, that "as osorpotion is the curds* of power, which soother Isl . * 'right to, so tramp is the eserdm of pow ',end right, which no body no bars a right too— Aod Ilk is ankles ego of the power soy one has lei Itirefore It right of Wing C.m... art. or 'q►t —t. Amer . Homo of Coll., Pritietes *said leoirs - s• peon of vest. No ass. do People, for shoo their amootltsOsif otiose, for • period of itevre. tbsy a aimed or cos oil Is Ps,. Me W seef•sied ell principles of or lq' demands 'einteerat oar law 1 the %seat foe Ws (and he has a . Waren. laid no illetolbe. „o 1 yot hod she nee le 'poly pp. Most for life, I say, net a le. A dery as •estele bernst the moo Morsel Mersin Alai es. &mei for WI Miry • Ass iles rime of Ids is rem. That they witi be rrmly to receive Peeped,. is wrltiet. is or Wert tretheesetee, lit 13th August weft, Pim tCo Qawees .f wed Shepe of the bearke of 1%0 toot ow/ uperwrii 4 :llteihter's fiteavreme4t, which have how employeel.ined wet perferutsW were - time sts resort. la the nusepawis armlet, sweellikj She rats if fitted et welch they snag be Wilk( to Ist sea Ships for. Os. Nye to the Cr rapeuis reviler sereks. Tie Touters. with the Node " M Than" et the arum to Is orsenelly weird sp. and with the ilerretery, at or before 3? eller* et Weems. as the sail VA Arvid nest, beyond onikb Awe we hate well he maim,. JOSIIP Debar. Sinvotaly. Tio sweetie-Oars of Ae terms and apoddiono spew which 1k Pip will be 'vase/ for tit Cowpony's sorrier. ewe, be had epee emplkation at the Office of the Clerk to the Coonsiteeo of Shipping. me or efier Seterttay mat, the 51st tut. ills dialed seat of Ito bet forth. M, their Letter Heel of ezdativaty ;ache, tb M trestles malt. At le.. Omelet* Maintop* Dic the *earde•or as linisediate J Ski l it bate. W, ib 6 d Rilymelo Prectoes,lir Attorein, posse.' Betio/Hy beyond the propleters/ The es. Gumption et welt piwor is eembeted by tbst emir. (foie and .tweet *Meat Jettstmorhe bp , that nose " the power of the Lug, Lords, sod Colanons,' united in one Leeldative acc, tied, therefore, mach less that of the_Commess alone, " Is not as arbi. tray power. They ass treating, eel the areas et the estate. The fee simple Is is us. They rennet alienate, they neat wastefe." kid if the King, ..r the Nobility, both hereditary bodies, evlll whets welted, possess no power to cargo the property of ,the abject, end that power is espres.ly reserved to the Representatives of tbe Cowman for casaba. lia, whet is it short of a violates ef that trine s I shoold those Representatives grunt lazes is perpes sad if the Representstive may thee charge at pert el the property of his Comments why any he set gnat away the ride ! Neyorhat is to hads him from crieveyleg the fee simple of the wheat kingdom to satisfy the degas& of the public creditor, so celled, that is, why may not all the ladle( all the People of Engla.d be coneeyed to the landholders for ever!!! For if the right exists , aid that without limitatiee as to sums or time, theta .bat security bas the subject that it may not be eters used to as oulimited event ?—for those who saes peasess ostensive pewees, are seldom long before they show that they are quite willing to enforce them. The great Lacer, to whose authority 1 before re. kneel, plainly shows that the power of destredien use titer be yid to any earthly Goveremirat whatever; ad he Anther remarks, ' 4 There is eon. thee way whereby Goveremenis are dissolved, sea that Is, shoe the Legistatters or the Prince, eitineol diem, act contrary to their tryst : the Legislathe ads against the tryst reposed in them when they en. demur to invade the property of the swbjed. TM reason why wee enter into society, is the pretegea. lion of their property; end the end why they dine sod authorises Legislative is, that there say buses made, sod rules en es guards sad faces to the pm. pieties ef all the members of the society, to limit the power end moderate the dousleion of *eery part and ember of the society : for it serer con be supposed h be the will of the society that the Leghlatire shield Ale spatter to destroy that which every one designs M mere, by entering into society, end for which the People submitted themselves to Legishders of their own making +." And, indeed, as I before re. masked, if the Representatives of the People may thus waste the property of the subject, or, moss pro. pal; speaking, of their Coostitsents, withal Make. 11014 we are in a far worse conditioo than ear sues. tors would have bees is had CilA IMO I. sad JAISte succeeded in their attempts to subvert our ancient sod fundamental laws, for no hits ably uthanged masters; and instead of being taxed • kw dimmed' pet anises for the support of Royalty, I. addition W the Necessary 'spaces of Graerseeet, *bids most thee, from in very encertale Mean, have bees mildly administered, we ire tared to y the interest tit ear a thousand millions, y upended in bet opposing sad subeetwoUy for the re. Mention of the BoIRSOIS to the flee& Throat, es severally suited the isterele of the Illinseghmee. gore—a set of mem possessed of West trialosiotoa. seg., patriotism, nor generosity. It will be contesded, I hew, that the Hoses et Common as a conch meet pert "(the Legblateneal, is coojutiction with the other bretsches,bied the pre. loony of the subject for es ..limited term; sad have quoted instates df laws, not oely ellestles the lives, bet othe eljd. "steed to the (own sod pee. pallet rs subjeei—bet I would reply to this, that it is indispensably accessary, la these 111841,1114 a power should rest semeehere end ear Coestitetlen has wisely vested it in the Legislator', sod besides this pater is one given to the People's Represents. tires in cowmen with the Peers and the Crowe, end is net a separate and distinct privilege vested each. lively is the Commons fur mks soft benefit of dub. own Constituents, whose properly it fakeer boil:sten treat to guard, with the greatest care from sineeessery lases,teleage, or siege the Crown. How they hese gesrded such property let history, sod their own acts for the list 13U years, declare; end let an honest Jury judge between the People and these whom I will nil their sensate, though they give themselves the airs of seam. the pow vr either Ilonef. 4 may . the istrodtectery ensuing • fan which are these:--' Most gratini Sungari, We your Malgne'smost detifel and loyal subjects, the Commons of the United Kiegdoss of Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament assembled, towards rais ing the Seppliee steessery to defray the public ea peaces, Mdse freely and wohnsterily resolved to girl and grim( este you klarestir Ike several new end additioaal Duties, mentioned : And do therefore most burbly beseech you MAJIUTY, that it may beesacied," dm. being very different from the untie/ words of all other Statutes. the latter being " Be it therefore enacted, by Me King's most excel lent Majesty, by and with the advice and consult of the Lords Spirited! and Temporel, sad Commons in this present Parliament ennobled, and by the sane., tats of the same, That," ice.-4. A Peer limy Cots by Prosy, but • Commower cannot, the noses u. Aped for which it, that he himself Is bat a Prosy fora onsAtilade of other Peoplet. 5. A Dissolution is a civil death of the Parliament, and this dissolution may be kappenfrom three aster:—By Royal Pier.. lative--the demise of the Crows—and by elusion of 11E14. These Ave poists wield down as sound constitu tional laws by Mr. Justice BLACKITONI, of whom it never as be said be manifested say eatraordioary seal in furter of peppier rights. Every English. sae having an theorists inherited right to hit own property, the law will not authorise the letst tile of it; •o, sot eves for the benefit of the cos. monwealth (or " good of the whole coMennity," as BLACKMON himself terms it); neither as any Gee mu of Ragland be constrained to pay any aide sod lease, nes for the defence of the realm and the sup pod of Gewernment, bet suck at ore imposed by his eau consent, or that of his Represerdatire in Pm lid. ascot. We thus see there is not the shadow of a doubt, bat every chases hes a right to his property, which'essuot be takes from him, in whole or in part —is ether words, that bt cannot be taxed without his own anent ; end that such tea must else originate in a legal grant by his Representative, end canoe' be retorted from him by even the Croon Stet, rod ekes be reordered valid by his own Wield's! con• lirsation, either espresoly or tacitly given, all such gifts, loans, benevolent., taus, and similar charges, being contrary to the Petition of Right'''. It being thus clearly established, that all Inn must 1 of right originate a ith the People—let us one consi der for akat term sack lases can legally be graded. Now, as the levjing of money for, or to the use of the Crown, by proven of prerogative, whitest great of Parliameot, fir longer lime, or in •ny other m then the same is or shell be granted, is illegal :"—being so declared by as repress clause of the Bill of Rights, we plainly see that our ants. tors not only prohibited the Crows from omitting, but also centemplated the hepatic'', if not the ille gality, of Parliament greatiogperarenentrates; which have been the bane of this devoted century sine the era of the Revolution; end the non.nistence of ouch tears at that petiod,clearly shows how little a Fend. eat Debt and the impositin of millions of taus to pay it. interest, was then meditated. It is admitted that the hereditary revenues of the Crowe valuing before the Revelation, ere so exception to the thee temporary mode of raising the supplies, bat then it should be remembered that those Re. venues, which consisted of certain breaches of the link', end crows lends, sod prolts of the Courts of Justice, and have since been exchanged for as annuity to pay the charges of the linvehold sod Civil List, night to be cousidered more le the nature of heir looms, snorted to tie Crews, thee as a pro. 'Won for the ordinary ',peaces, each as the male. tenons of the Army, Navy, Isc. for the defence sad protection of the reeler. It appears, thetefore t that before the Revolution the great ',peaces of ;Cardin the State was defrayed by taus, levied fee short terms, and altered by successive Houses of Commons, as they judged proper; sod that the es. Wenn of the Nuttiest Debt, soon after the Re. volution, occasioned their churgieg particular Rev.. noes with the payment of the interest and the cense. gent permanency of la satin. The enjoins* of this greet evil, calls aloud for an investigation of the right of the Representative to make these perpetual gr.ota, to eider to which, let as see abet as be Sutured from the writings of Constitutional Au. theta, as also whether Ibis tight is consonant to sound reason, or common alltose. It may therefore be necessary to observe, that the Members of the House of Commons are only the Detentes or Posies of that People. -s hey e re horn only fora term of j tre rs—end still continue a purl of the Communal' y neither of which is the case with the Nor., who4it is. their own tight, either by vestiges or descentlecan con. 'thole proxies, and are too port of the ColotnaOgt or People. Now that those who inierit no serials' or R ICA WHEEL, FOR THE LAST DAY.--. Thh .... Prises of—. etai3O.)o t • Throe per Ceres Coasol., lirsi.!et ALL the PRIZES of LIAO. Al3O, AIM Sc. The wheleof which tart be Drew■ es ' FRIDAY NEXT. Th.. LOU sad Oalr Day of Drawing. e r e The PRLSENT i, the LAST LOTTERY for the TEAR. fitlois and Shares, •arrested vadratra, aro ors sate, at all Na Lottery Oileeo. PEERLESS POOL BATHS, CITY - ROAD.— Te• •• Gealliesee Rho are teed et. Bathied, who are &sir , et aequirieg the reefs! art ...SWIMMING. will dad be ma m estimate aeconsearelailms at the above BATHS, which are the largest aid mac celebrated of my le the Kn.'• does ad oilman from Five M thi Moran till Dub Ira the Simmer liiikam wider de.—Steele Rath, It. M. R. Them ambt ale smugly recommended by Dr. Hugh. sm. Mr. Lambert, and ether bletrepalltae IlletotLam. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DERILITV. THE lot misbrabed Dr. FOTHERGILL, In the e.mrse 4 h estimate praciire. eatiseatered repeatedly Wit distressing eases of Ped•MIS CalildßlM/. that led was in dared in direct hit printipril NG/twins a the discovering no eG *dent sad permanest remedy. nit isvolaabk Medicine here oerred to the Public atteaties, evAer the title of “ Dr. *lx titEßaiLL's NERVOUS t/ROPS." was the happy re sult of his rends; by wears of which he imvarinlsly weer/el la soloining aid estenoisating every description of Nervosa Div , iders Rod their varies. digtresiag aifersiora. Rs Looses of BOW. 11..1-Aches. Last 4 Apache. taliestiois, Spoons. Ti.. re. Hipnehnoittiariao, Esteems. Lowstodsi. Ansley, Panning S its, sad terry kind 4 debility or relatasion eif she amen.. To these sofa lanntely that Aided, it is ca *4e. tit waniaweeded In at the tram, ineeriarbfe Mrdariso. by a Iraq, they are seared of &Mekong inase.dime relef, a..d Ist a doe pewetrwiare 1 . 11 ateeetshit G. the direttious given, the cow , piety er-e•tnblishwest of !heir health. f1..1d fa BAsier. as de. f.d. t Ile. t and 214 t he &Orr .s.d BMA. Chemists. No.l. Cbroinirar. r.rarr .1 SI. P 441,.. tdd.„ an IL. Snek•ilie L orryt. Dahlia t end nil the prittes pal ii•o•ttellret, Dregilts, and kledsture Yeedets timusighaei Ike Kingdoms. si PREsiED with • i•st awl Yummy sem. of tbs. tahookiirmil melts orsolat Irian the iojeditt.w. tremivon , al a terse., salads, r...l,arta in a auk el ire, *ell Loonu on riper, varmints. an! arrew entailing as Us sialuippv ,'erica tribe of dosie.sing sod termini insoppaenthle EA I/ Y sespecifolly et.% he r • asioss raw.e .atr.estrd, to bit pr. alio' and Nose effectual orrilbid of core, *alike the mil• woosiag 'worm of the da.. or the patrol', rrisi«al reindeer ethos, " otos 1.1.1 She tried of primp.* to rho it aid break It to our hope." Dr. kody will not prism, re pledge hitalh Phi, is retry drterlpsiao core: bora. far at booms aid. or. 'need Is merkeal sad tactical skill. ran be applied. he p.ami.e. • trite's, speeds. and pre.nanrar 11,41111111i011 basis( wade e'er, inecies of g,padaic alferriso, and it. Irani uI I.• emu. die primary a..jerts'a his prirfris-l• ant statics, and toning laurel by the HAM eadna greens. is kith has ateaaspoose I Lie Mode of Ifelltel,ll define the true of a hies and latiorbne tprare.er. b. M rumbled to nibs. alto Aerobes, trallehrore. pre Weilions at ...we ire moat hosionfiel ae d encooraelog. lannierrralle fortsores rm. be %adored Itainerasive of Oar fortiori'. of Dr. Sod.% trim. which has been rimed la prevail. eyes where esiaeuo ta!rid. eriaised by rattle hosiers are. has hews in. *refloat. la addid. •to t h at, ennerlatort advnirrall. Dr. VAdy will be farad forissoste lo revision the dastbetioi alma debilitated 'verities of Ile boman eansiirnliori, which ensbir. ter. arid. If nor Owls aerrssed. fregendls resider unmoor, rho veer principal of esieenre. ream ibis *notating .sate of in. *airy and trerility. by re-nonrigid% lbe freer, and af.rdisie terse sad elastleny to she related 'mane, It,. I:My It happy to enovey rite moss cheerio( and poriilve ntonraores that the oulfrrets el barb Sete's., be reared 1 a steady persevetenee In she ways /elated being soh reippred. Dr. k:ady ig ens. Pelted daily, at SP. Dranistrrel. Sob*, by rodents of both tae's.—Ciientry letters meet respectful anodic'a by return or attired post. • THE Public ate retpeetrally informed. SOLONOSI's CKLEBRATF.D MEDICINES con. chin? In b, reposed. in the east arrow, wasee r. rem the Migiaal Reeri pt • of the rteprielee. at Gilewliherese. wear Liver pool. where Patients was ialdren their letters as heretinerr, 66d, na remitting a Ose Poled Pale, receive mashie in their tropretive ear., blether was Dr. fiolisema's tamable Medi eines, for Vie enmylaiwo In all sari of searistwie erupting. scrofula,' taint. and is disairtiew originating fines an Impart state of the bkawl. the ANT 1.1 NIPETIGIN ES. tninwenly railed lliiinwen's I).•pt. And in remote. e gwo. or eiwwwwyebse habits. sileoled sub ItrilLane. dtbiliiy, Lowness iif spider, and • ernitenl • amine of lb. witall priseeisle. the law. established sad highly celebrated tORMAL R 11.: :of GILEAD. The slow. hilriliriaes are slits wdd by Leigh. 01. Strands fiat, s, 1:111:wd strict t Seaton awl Co. nem °mi.:My:welt Engler. °wayside ; Tait. t end Wa.11.11.1. pure Its. per battle; awl Vitally Math.. criaaming lhae ter 33.. by which Ile, are bayed. «with the UPHIO " Sam , . Selatrow, Liyerpail." en/raved roe the 'tansy. AL., rice Si. that intertsilae and awful wart (with as Poe trait nf the Aythar). retitled " A GUIO F. in 11F.A11.TH sr. Advice tnibeilt :tete% is a warier, of Cantylairsts.:' by S. Stelawria, M. 0. Cansainiag n Treatise ea Feral, Disci-es. 114 ""iii and o•Yrichandrine CinwpiaiNts al.. Geri rid Ke salts al thaw Diwiurs with 'shwa the bantam boil) is eirrytessly allielea I esplanisie the itintrnows. wade .1 irei.l -"01 mid roman, anti properly alerted turf Scloal Debi. %e 4. Chem is a distinctive below, Dills for rt. I ------- channo or settlement of estates, antithesis for tepee. tag oozes, which oeght to be attended to. Pio Apr. wee are absolutely Necessary and aro of root ad. vantage to the parties, as hell as to the errosmoolty, In most cams, end professedly so Its all; dy we newd afore arsine dellbersoloo, sod a tamest. to tbo Judges; end of I *oppose Om fertile ilire to be ciasiehriod as lb. peculiar gaardiaos of hereditary fights, these Mils original* he their noose; r o w coropieneetiu o S ate settled by each Bill to ale pas shops • 1 11:ark.166. . ♦ lid 170.1 Mfogra. la. 17 0 . 1 Bt.ek. 161. 11 lOW l.b. 166. 111.. 1. g. 5..4 L 14. I:4w. 1:1. Ugh I. e. I. Crump. st itis4l.„ • 1005.% Drdersules to the inglei Nadas, V. Leek. Scce..4 Treader IS floscgrarst, ► t 3, ISt It I. proper Oat thor...idu dies . bore the beradhery prielkais Wog siesselves ;#•setsert rasa Is t thee ran afq the ssossits toss oes leeporsty elaatiMbody, irk. vi sfly cesselteemr light t• b., be* assiel 14 Us P•splelki besaA tilt Which thi rem Mossylilt ttttw.thita_origisate is eget 1010410, sass to is Cofriooss it eripea r als4osse poseass‘rigirt Wiggles. for re . ri d irissiir tad* fse k ths be. hose sot anew loss t s Thembets, shook idifsdas, hillbohl or rested is • b refit of thaw cabs send ' Ain Ohs.. 11•1 Psrlbereet has yet Cssetilvesta.—S. The tlu uu 4 the ISO& to)-•-as MOM est. OK only 'risks/jai engin lb. light all rw re.t cog feat, originating Malty alb a butt Api- d peried _ fie ei rid any elteraliewr sr gisenisillt4.4l* are; ash if mail t, sAIEA tAr Lora mei wish in Lieits, eb, Is saw to defeat ewer of lb. Upper 1.... is Ass of a slat. dos; or osossit les* swiss or resettos, sorsewhot eissilse to hishoissr, sod giro rof the Crewe as to Bilis that otitis's,' is right *I miry. Ash , net. And it ..y sat bombs to woad to .tatiree, Daisies, P %Priory et enuring words of a Tar; Act, sa aotherity far berm 4 ►is Mob, Ml fiitibe 'hod of then who ire it, bet for his own private advsetage, when the Governor, hoverer entitled, mates not the lew, bet, his will, the rule; and his commands end actions ere net directed to the preservation of the properties of his Peopk, bet the satisfaction of his own ambition, revenge, covetousness, it any other kneeler pat. sion." Now, surely, if the supreme Gentofte, whose office is most of the modern States it perms. tent, cannot tweed certain boned', it is aboard to sapping that the People ever vested such ostensive and vital privileges its their own Repriseolatives, who are comparatively a mere ephemeral body. The pea. slimed Bunts himself says, " the MOW of Com mute was supposed originally to be as pert of the standing Government of this calamity, bet was con. sideted as a cantrowl issuing immediately from the People, and speedily to be resolved into the mass Jr whence it arose. In this respect it was io the higher part of Government what Juries are in the lower : the capacity of a Magistrate being traosi tory, sod that of a citizen permanest." And Locos, in p. 478, applies this reasoning equally to popular as to monarchical forms of Governoteot, and asserts, tint " wherever the power that is pot in any heeds fur the government of the People, and the preserve. Lion of their properties, Is applied to other mods, sod made use of to impoverish, harass, Of subdue the to the arbitrary sod irregular commands of these that have it, there it presently becomes tyraisoy, whether thaw that thus see 11 are one or many ;" sod he then stales that web trimly easy be opposed. That Par/kiting is not own4soleat is go sew doetrioe; sod If Parlisseet, in its collective capacity, is oot is. nipeteat, then it is eel possible to conceive hew one of its component parts (stud that part acting by del.. plies from thecommenalty, for elinsited period) can claim to have unlimited powers. Taos, Mr. EDITOR, sidle sinnerss have been upended, sad headreds of thousands of lives have been lost, in opposing the arrogant assemptions of the Toes at Rome, it meow a Pope, claming *goal infallibility, is firmly eats. blisbed in England, sod I can see no difference be. Suff. the ecclesiastical power which the ere pre. tends to, and the civil authority that the other ever. cites; nay, I actually feel the destinies of his Roll. nes, of Westminster, 111,1)0 I am beyond the roach of the Raman Pontiff. And if Parliament be thus ; • 'tined, teen the blessed fruit of the aimless Reentering is only an omnipotent Parliament is es. cl Inge f , , an ootnipotere Monarch, and we hese rhos, e.. v.e an old *dem • strained ate gnat and s•allowed a camel i" and the maxim " Sales Poplin supreme I es," is sn completely evertertiod, that the Pits have made themselves the masters of the People. Who ore to hereon, of the reasonings or aarhorities of FLITA, DRAMS, LITTLETON, Cora, Local, and hlonvisauteu. to asy nothing of the NSW. courtly BLALIEVIONE? Are these too to yield i• Casa-Lan caote's ---,nit the Boreeghmonger faction ? No; if our Constitution is to perish, let every free. maa defend her to the last ; and if we are buried in her reins, we shall fall io glories. company, and hams the approbatino of se approving conscience, sod • splendid niche assigned to our name. in the temple of fame, while the memories of the Borough. mnegere will be asoaciated with the heroes of Al giers, Teals, and Tripoli, io the (store page of history. am aware that the eontenders for power, and partkelarly thou who uphold the present system, Ogren, that if the power of unlimited 'elation be mot conceded, thee the Legislature can have so right to pass Acts erecting the lives of the subject, or for curtailing the natural rights of the citizens, however necessary such laws may become by particular event.; bet even admitting the weight of such arguments, they do not apply to the particular question eerier disceasion. That question is, I again repeat, whether' ' the Prople's Represestatites (even conceding the qsostion of their fair election for argument's sake) have a tight to las their Constituents for lows time than their own possible existeace This gees. lion I not only wish to see frilly and ably discussed In print, but fairly brought to imse in a Court of Justice; and if en honest Jury can be found to nega. tive the question, they will do more towards the sal. g o rs e of the reentry. and tie 'estimation uf the original inalienable Rights of Man than has been done since the day. of il AMPOrN It may threw anise light on Mit subject to consider a few I ..nfrally admitted points with regard to the mode of levying taus on the People. It is unite,. sa lty •greetl, 1. That the Commons .lone ran w o g a grant of money to the Crown; one Mona given for this veinal'. and ',desire right is. that the c ivilities ire :tied eve the bntly et the PeoFle, and, ; CITY OF HEREFORD. ' A N active and most socassist Contrail loving ..rf. Imo engnMenreli la 11 ER EFOR I). la ferny of R. P. r CUD 4 WOK Fs. E.g. ow I.uyt IM Independent. Tried. bed islthfli R. ittrwatative of that City la Parltament. The Vairr and lateree at the Freemen raileat to the Mr lapnlig ate e.4r.rtilv askeiteal Is his Omar. A Halide, salela they are regaerhed In Mead. will ritually be bell at We. C. Ryden's. St Oftsti.nlreel, star. Sererer-weern. meter which Ain- woke will befit's, is seder hi srranee and ad•pl the aim fieriest arearares la WWI. the Nista of that Omsk • men 4.e the psewat letwesiell earahry, nernsierwi by the death a? their late warily Raprearatative. Entail hymned,. tied Int t the Repmeestatiee to pass ha the bads et a K. 51"ancr. B. Ciirrilies are ene,red le convey the Eheetars is Kr. drnnam.re't Merest In li,refned 1 ad the day Mr Matta will be aanneneed as some as It is Ilia.