The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-25 00:00:00

social dispositions necessarily Ind to social distinc tions." Bet does society necessarily lead to usurpa tions and privations ? If so we wish not to be of that society—end ardestly hope we never shall be in that especial society of which this malignant writer may be a member. Then follows • long and elaborate account of the Jacobin Clubs in France, and of several of their worst distinguished leaders, committing new anachronisms as he proceeds. as bad as the one of making Sir Janes &lams/out to be intriguing with DOICIPARTf in Paris, when, at the same time, he was administering tho law in Bengal—anachronisms won* than the famous nee of making Mamas and Dino cotewporaries. Bet this Gentleman is a surprising darker, and hopes to convince by the impetuosity and impertintote of bis round assertions. Ile would make as compleat a tyrant as ever bore a plume In his hand. Ile seems In say, wit► a kind of impertinent loud aothority,—" Slat pro ration. voluntos." The deep sod instructive reductions ut.this Jurist, in his 111111 boudoir, after • great many equally pro. feud ceasoros on the Articles or Resolutions of the Stockport Union, further adds, " It would be end. less to eientrovert all the sophistries of the French Revolutioalsts, which we End repeated in the Articles of the Stockport Union. It is disgraceful to English men to repeat. like parrots, the nonsense about the • Rights of man,' and the ' Sovereign People,' which was proclaimed by such monsters as the ens we have just describ►d," &c. Ise. So that the RicuTs or SIAN and the SOYIRILIONTY or TUC Prong are non sense with this learned man (dodos no doubt). If we were disposed to be as wicked as the above writer, we West wish him to feel the weight of the Save. reignty of the People en his head, es poor OGDEN felt that of the Suspension of the Habra: Corpus Bill, then the caitiff would, no doubt, call out lustily ter the Rights of Man. Themes we have business enough et home to de mand our attention, yet it is impossible to overlook whet America says, and is likely to be doing. She menet well conceal her incipient ambition, nor does sheindred try to do so. We shall haw. en harangue (sad a palaver too perhaps) with her. She it not yet .A6:fled, or rather soled with the Two Florida:. It may well be said that " embitien is the dropsy of the fool ;" with the collection of the (laid the thirst increases. Petiliens for the immediate anerneling of Congress ere very general througheet the United States. The Notional Intelligeacer, gain for wi at purpose Congress should meet, says— " Th. °lire' ad►ised in the Petition is , 6 such • revision and regulation of the Tariff as shall /Mete our importations, end effectually promote national industry.'" It adds, "it is almost Impossible to believe that an estie Susie@ of Congress Is suggested with this view : that it is proposed to strike off at a heat a work the most tedious and laborious, the most r►quiring caution and cirmaspectiou, and patient investigation, that can be undertaken 1.7 Coogress." We say so too, and feel assured, it is for se•setNeg which will astonish many mach more than ourselves. THE. FUNDS AT HALF-PAST TWO O'CLOCK. T►s Console being shnt there is n•t Nei* doing. The prices ►sro scarcely retied since is. o'clock.— Oedema 2k dig. A riemerous Meeting was held on Washy at Dewsbury, io Yorkshire ; when Resolutions end Declarations, similar in 'Osten* to those adopted et Leeds on the Monday previous, were ag►eed to. Similar Meetings were also held the MIN day at Msechester sod other places in Yorkshire and Len elsbire. The people composing these different as semblies conducted themselves peaceably, nod there was no occasion for calling on either the civil or mi litary poser. THE Filename ALEXAMOrIL—A little time prier to the failure of the boas* of Zucceiturcass, Lam, sod Co. of Ries, the Emperor waisted this house a loan of one million of roubles (about filly Operand pounds).—According to the custom gene rally prevalent throughout Eorope, the Crown, or the (arson remising the Supreme Foochow, is en titled to priority in ell chime epos the wale of an insolSent debtor. The Emperor, however, has not oily sigoified his planate that his claims should reek es those of a common iodivideal creditor, bet has in structed the Govereor Gown! of Rigs to apply the dividends, as obey may arise, to the use of the wi dow and children of Mr. KLats. MA': scoot-en Gsta<.—ll, tint will of the late .Dske of illsouoitouon, this splendid and inesti. enable collorini. is directed to he seta►ely deposited in the Hank of England, or in the bands of •owe re spectable Banker, there to be kept daring tbo life live of the present Duke._ When Campbelimode his mope from Wigton Jail. Om left a writing on tits wall of bit tell—" llsolsbed forth of Scotland." It is not tree tbst the Proprietors or Drery-latie Thf4lle have entered into an agreement with Mr. Et.. LI•TON tar ►enting the propert), for 13 year., at the manna! ran of ten thoe.snd pounds, a. stated in a Paper of yesterday. The Committee ere still ready le receive tenders. _ _ _ STEAM thugs.—Wo learn, says the Southern Re. ropier of Saturday last, from our letters from COT! this day, that the Kite. R raiser, Lieutenant Hower. arrived there Ire, evening after hoeing fallen its with and hoarded on tbe preceding day. ash@ harborer, the American steam-ship " &tremolo," of ■nd from Savannah, 313 tons burden. Michael Rogers, Coptain and Proj•etor, net 2‘2 days, boot! for Liverpool, London, 'lime, and St. Patersbureb. The Kite chased her during tho day. going ten boots, vapposing her to he a ship on Ere, when at length •rc•ising the Kite in chic., she stopped her entitle. 1.:1 the Jotter came up. berstortaist linage thon went oo hoard and remained sorry. time, allot which sits set olutidioit sail•, and rin..ted for Lir:rico?, where it is rcbittle she Les ere non arrived. r `Mk iiiferESIIAN. To rue RIGHT HON. R. PEEL. Nulled is coffee. thank illy daddy; Palmier, by cramming PADDY; Flasicrieg, and coaxed and dawdled; Mighty cookies, gently kindled; Coatting scraps to ID a qoestioa, Speekiag slier keg digestion ; Bigotry's bat embers tannin Oafotig's Member. ilsorw to Cowmen. Corker'd yoarh ! Mind Cbsoce's Elution ! Was im rash to risk opinion ? College lad... fail is easy. Spite onsaiserty, vulgar Vlore. PAIN with clothier tittle-tattle, Bey so wanton for Me battle. Scarcely seemed for a scratch ? Christ Crumb bells many fOUDd a catch. 8.. Christ Catarrh bumbled. now most feel That Winne BROUGNAII bPi termeg their PALL. WARWICK is •s UPROAR!! It having been announced in the Iferskk Genesis, Adrertiscr, and other Public Prints, that in conic., quince of the christening of the young Esti of WARWICK. in London, on the %II June (to whom his Ito) al Highness the PRINCE itEGENT ass to stand sponsor), e grand Fete would be given on the °cc.. Dion at Warwick Castle: we understand that great preparations were made at this celebrated laaronlol Residence, and inviteinns sent out •eeordinsity ; h e r a counter.order Navin; been given! the following lines sere written ferproury,fu by J Blast). Esq., Author ef " The Descriptire Guide of Leasteiarion" When WAPITI, a's )01111X Farl WIN (-basemen', in 10W9, To its tire's ancirta seat am great new. pasted dews Al the CMS, 'tan. 111100nre.1 • that G.ti v p.,,,,fg„ Would be illed with rich brandy p. 0411, rare and hat - nit tea thousand lemons tof °rawer. more) Ila that great event would be sqwees'il to the ewes limplaie.l. orate aod of a ise ton obey Masted That oxen in mores at dm gate would be mooed— That vole Ised situp! ) eleven's deseripilm. Nigh enter the (Mode (seas water per. nWore,— Thal emotion pasties would awoke es the board, Aird every one their ger as drunk as a land `mart Anna. were erecting. nuannee. were display'''. Far a grand t'sdr Fete, preparation. were made; The rap a pe. mail was site ow a paint farmer Appointed In riJe In 111 Gs?* suit ut +aerator ; In are helmet was attired a ...oar hen Wel plume, AM dainties provided us kiwi! Mr-. Huila t. For • hand, strey'd ermined each as.ieal spark. And platform were laid, for a dance a the pare. Kat, mercy wpm oal a warms' frnn. lowa To sisspesse all prociveisg• r• soon r owing came dower A sad disappointment eat roam was seen there— in.. venison pm; —no ;vital ride sod rare— No Knight sap...-pis-110 piplag—no prancing— Nn young men sod amides sem+ capering ar m earairi g — Kto Por Glrd—and ou well ..n ui r o d o r !! Ob, as, my good friends I—it a.. Silo mere bons !! ! .\.n crud ra. gegmach • Ihe general fee given for wiletimion. I The relatable holoateeper. Whatever may he the Merit of the distress in the Inandactering districts, 1111. are glad In see that the most lepulnes town in Warei.k.hire has some en. tertainment capable of filling up the grave and va cant liner. The Tear(ly of Brutes has been pro.. deem! at Birmingham in a style of •nexampled spies. dour, ssrim.sing even the reprea•ntatio4l at Drury. lane. The hove, has been crowded to an overflow. The fine Bore of CONY/AT. joined to his forcible delineation of the cheracter, has does much for its seem.,,;_ he is ably supported by . Peet, trazaaw. Tuna:most, and Mts. WINTON.— The whole of the splesdid processions, tent, and banquet scene, the west magnifi• ant ever seen in a provincial their., hemp been modelled and painted by SI r. CUARLILIWINTNACOTT. The new warsapr, , Mr. BUNN, is likely le reap the advantages doe to his liberality. Tb. spirit for thestriral aeneseiorests seems relived In the town. The company in poise of talent end respectability may challenge the metre. ;When theatres. LORD SITWARTe.-The following led;***** event occurred lately it Sunderland :—Lord StIWAIT had ordered lOW. to be given to the populace In drink Lady STEWART'S health. and twenty barrels of ale were ranged upon the Etching. for this purpose.— , These were soon takers po ion of, the heads sere knocked in, and crowds were seen bearing of the beverage in buckets, bars. kc. A votary of Sir John Barleycorn, more eager than his fellow', sc. welly leaped into we of the casks, anti 'toed breast high in ale! A general cry of " pull him out !" was set op, and a yoeug man mounted the 'beside!' of these 'resod the barrel fur the purpose of dislodg ing the invader, when, being too eager, or fro■ the unsteadiness of his companions, he was precipitated heed foremost into the same barrel, without the least power of estricating himself, and not being very promptly pulled out by his squabbling compassions, be narrowly escaped drowning. Fines.—Wednesday afternoon, between four and five o'clock, so alarming fire broke out at Mr. Ilick sea's, a sugar baker, at RatcliffCross. It was first discovered in the drying room, and supposed to have been occasioned by the fu►nace being over.lstated. The interior of the room was destroyed, but by the Timely arrival of ongisee,and a good supply of water, she names were sebdeed without further damage. Between nine end ten o'clock on Wednesday night another fire broke est at Mrs. ifernit's, a lodging. hoes., in Bow-yard, St. Cites's, which soon destroy ed the interior, bet by the *tertian• of the firemen was pretreated from 'standing farther. Wednesday night the house of Mr. T. Robinson, a tailor, Is Thttellaki's.road, was entered, and rob bed of seversl pieces of cloth, &c. It is supposed the property was carried sway in • small cart, as (here loss nee observed by some passengers standing opposite Mr. Relaisisou's door, at a very onseaseo able beer. _ _ ---- Vac AAAAA Ivan 26..—The Market was hoot Akar supplied with h Wheal 11.11 w..rnw .100 rrawequente of sub .l Inciter prim were oststairwd for bar Mlllpier, and the Trade Ist Lasetal way be re aohered A. h.gher 1N.... at the rim* ni Alosilat's Illasket.—Grhaliag Barley saki readily rut 1,. Ail/ker.—The arrival. of Foreign Oat, auroral daily / tether brisk sale at Viesiswoks's price. Sairnritia %I A RR ET.Junk cs.—The Market this esorniag Web well otispliell w.th all kid of Catil..—Mottew. nod Veal cheaper Owe Mot Maaday's Ms/km—Beef aad Port massifs as before. . . . . . In tee lisy Market theism's Plat little tieing. awl Ow priers romans a. per I t --Clover we alters s•st.—Sisaa bat lisle dot- Mew, tram tau alsadses broke+. Tseaesteseil is a correct 641401111,11 l sr she numbest mad prises at Market tw iiik MP ono, pet stone of Sign. meet . 4.. W. p• is. 4d. i Head di Cattle thr tes, i ileits; ..4.. 04. 1.. St 04. •• Ilmou -- - - - . 560 y... 1 ... 1, 6.1. 4*. b. 6.1. Sheep sad Lambs ........ 6,5 , 10 emit ....4.. 6.1 14. 54 641. cet.., ... vlO Las.j... U. 61. t.' A lt-I 64. Ph 0.......-.. . .. .. Vat/ IAttKLT II:yr . I. 0.. Od. 1 . 61. oa. Ott cto.er .... to. C. 041. 544 75. Os. N. ttr d w .... :::. IC,. Cd. its, Slllll. W. To roc EDITOK or rag ITATBSMAN. St e,—lf the accidents! death of so amiable, elegant, and accomplished rising female, occadested by the in• ebriely or seischievoes want own of an individual, be capable of exciting alternately 'popish, sod indigna • lion, the circumstance by wilier the Lady alluded to in the obituary of several Daily Papers, lost her life, must necessarily affect the feelings of your readers. It appears that this Lady, on cousin oat of the Theatre with her friends, received a conteslon on the bead by a class bottle thrown from the window of the Theatre, in consequence of which, after lingering ton years, and endtwgoing the operation of the tre pan, she at length fell a smile* in. the meridian of her youth, whereby her friends lost ■ most excellent anti strides/big associate, he► widowed parent an at fectinnate child, and society at large a distinguished , ornament. Fur the ask. of our national character I am sorry to °Nei...that this is one of the mane fatal effects re. salting from liquor of any kind tieing olloarell to he used ilia politic Thirst'', and y.t fregeently as the lives of persons have been lest or endangered, by drunken or inremperste persons tbruvrtog bottles from the /galleries. nn ads poste meuseres of prevention have bean hitherto adopted ; I hope, therefor., that this •ohjrrt may, thrnogh the medium of )doer petri.)lie J.• vmi. attract the attention of soma huetane Mewl her of Patiiatitent, shat will sagga•.t to the Legiala• tare some .Nrctoal ',gelatin:l to prevent the recur rence of s catastrophe similar to that "illicit has lisp. !PIMA to OP above unfortunate young ILsdy.-1. ■m, your most obedient loPff lilt, Jun 14. 11. ENG i.is - It 61 , i.: /c .I. MUSE. !Alt nl 4 sit the Opera of up All Nigid ; or, The Same : grey Care, was revived at this Theatre. — Criticism would be both tedious and unprofitable, if it were to vent itself in much commentary on tie &slogs* and poetry of this piece; it is merely ono of hundreds of those literary misdemeanours called Ballad Operas, with which our climatic Ma intop is crammed, and the same character belongs to them ell; the discourse of them is less isconioes than a puritan sermon In the time of Cnostwitt.; the songs are the commonest of all conceits measured out in most attenuated prof,. DOwTON played the old dd. corral, and, in the coarse of his performance, dept some points of extemporaneous wit, which eaceeded in terseness any thing that could be found in the author's book. The se ccccc of his acting, sod that of Miss KELLY, where the (Beteg., is of such mental Weenier's, was very conclusive evidence of their great comic adroitness. The music is of course the au ravine, and certainly the composer deserved • bettor partner io his esterprito than be enjoyed; he was evidently constrained by the soporific pities of the author; he has Indeed move thee embodied the meagre, sevei-nantimi, and semi-pastoral dime ieristics of the latter. The Opera re-introduced Mr. BROADUUNTT, whose studies in the singing art do not seem to lave benefited him conch during his absence from the stage ; he seems Indeed to belong to a very self-sefficient school, end to be perfectly unconscious of the advances which sews of nut English singers, parr Ocularly the females, are making to the perfoctios of the Iteliens. He may find set, tee late, that he is distanced in the sere of Predation. Mr. PEAILIEAN le an example of a better otder ; by has gives velem and detrains to hls intenalios, Moses be must not stop until he has pined more power of embellish. went ; his falieno is en impotent whisper, sod his terminations are uncommonly abrupt and graceless ; add to which that be is entirely defective in that ar gument, which, perhaps, is more a 'mechanise of a singer's skill—the shake. As for the rest, it was all precocity and non-effect. And here we cesnot help lamenting, that this entertainment, which Is capable, under proper repletion., of producing the greatest possible gratification, should be so entirely con 'ivied to the effect of " first appearances" and sisth rate authoiship. Mr. Animus has very pre petty chastised the Drury-lame Committee epos the tasteless, witless, and unprofessional career of their management. Will be bear to hear a hint abort his, own? If he can, we would Ws ask him, why he does not induce • little of that ambition of excellence which he there discovered into his own establishment? Why does he suffer his stage to run over with half accomplished musical students? And why, in spite of the continued emptiness of his benches, does ha perpetuate the reign of dolor's and common place among his pieces, sod of anti.pnetic tinkliog amen his composers? It is nonsense to asy that the thing is impracticable, that the nation has no gelatin for producing such enterteinments in perfect's°, that the English language Is incapable of • complete, operatic expression end effect, together with • great deal more of the same shallow jargon, which has been so copiously pr ed by the mitcoronijedges who treat of the Italian Opera. Our langesge Is at least as capable of musical utterance as the German, to which MOZART and Ilsynsi adapted their Works. Hamm., Anne, PURCELL, BOYCE, and Anuosn, have contrived to impart a melodious 'titterer to the English Drains, end what's to hinder it from tw in/ done again. The cab lions about musicians and authors are equally (Medina, ; the better class of me. MMus ate never consulted about the public entertain. meets. Will any hotly believe that the two Wtsttys, ULAN Eit, CLEMENTS, and Dr. Cnorcu, could produce nothing beyond the invention of Mr. Cootc, Mr. PRICE, Mr. Htevs, and Mr. NATHAN ? As to poets, sever, perks pit, did any nation possess at one time each • ',halms of first-rate lyrical authors. And yet with all these reinihres within purchase, the novelties of our operatic entertainments are Os bare of ingenuity es a negro-dance. If Mr. ARNOLD had taste and re solution enough to reform these abeam, he would soon MI Iris Theatre with •ttentive auditors, and his coffers with well won prnfill. NAIII4II, NCI/ l'airviorsce. Alan 19.—The POI• lepers, ship Born Success, :rota Brazils, prize to a Buenos Ayres privateer, after hesiug lain sera till.* at lianskry, was wrecked •n Lillie Island j the greatest part of the cargo, consisting of cotton, ►ice and bides, it is said. be •need. The American schooner Walton, Gray, front Baltimore to Harsosb, is wrecked at Berry Island. ROYsfL CHRISTENING. Yesterday being the day appointed for lie private chrisrening of tie infant Princes', the child of the Duke and D.rhess K-nt, preparaliness were made far the ceremony a' Kmising , on Palmed the Royal gold font was replayed from the Tower of loedini. and was fitted •p le the grand saloon *HI crimson velvet coverings, free the Chapel Royel..*. 'WSW , Palace, seder the directise of Mr. Mash, of the Lord Chamberlain's °Bee. The members of the Royal Family, and others invited to the ceremony, issembled at the Palace soon after three o'clock.— The Pricer , Regent, etteedl by Sr Benjamin Bloom field, wet received by the Deb* of Kent, who cite ' &acted him into the greed edema ; and immeellately after the arrival of the Regent the eetersione coo -1 minced, which was performed by the Archbishop of Canterbury. @foisted by the Bishop of tendon. ' The infant Prince"; was aimed Alesendden Vic toria. The 'passers were, has R eel Highness the Hoc, Regent, his imperial Majesty the Em. pe t er Alet4soler of all the Rumbles. •hel Ct. tt pronontoti. as his Iwynotal proxy. by tits D ate of York ; the (Peen Dowager of who was represented, as her Majesty's prosy, by the Pitney's, Aussie; and her Serene Higbee., the Ditches. Dowager of Coburg. who was represioted. as her prosy, hit the Dueness of Gloecester At rlos close of the baptism the Bishop of Logsdon top proceedinvi in Ow lifloter.tionk of the Chapel Royal, Si. 31111111101 Prise.% niitne4toit to that 111111111 1111 Parry , . Resent, were, the ip e ke of fork. ,h, Duke •••1.1 of K"nt, tber Pike'', Agape., the Dayhess of York, the Michels of Gloucester, the Princess Sophia ?ileitis, of Gi nir p str o. hi, R o y a l Higliola4 0111 . 1111 M 1 0 ..v0101, her Serene Highness Princess Fendor of 1..,..ic50n, Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, Lady Mary Ts) lac, 1.1.11 , . tonent-Genetal Wetherell, Nlajor.Gmirrsl Moore. Captain Conroy, Dr. Wilson, and three Ladies at the ilaeoelteld, were also present. After t'.. cere mony" the company partook of some refieshments in the North Vestibule. . _ _ In the eeeniog the Deke and Duchess had a ne• morose sad spieodid party to dinner, to celebrate the joyful neat. Among the company wort., the rtin. ems Mesta, the Duchess of York, the Duke of Sys. 110 x, the Prince Leopold, Count Lipson, the Itemise Ambassador, Baron de Just, the Saints Minister, the Bishop of Salisbury, Baron llardenbrocke. Mr. M. denbroke, Sir Robert Gardiner, Unit .Goa. We. Major.Goneral Moore, Captain Conroy, sod Dr. Wilson. NAVAL INTEL LIuENCR. --...- DtAL, June 24.—Arvived end sailed for the Ricer the DoHymn and Perismooth transport,. from Ports mooth.—Came dew° from ilia River the Ileac Todd. Smith, for Qorbec ; Dorothr, Stewart, fordo.; and loseleerable. Hodson, for Nonfoondland. POILTINOLITIts JUNS 21—Arrived Ow St. Philip. Berg ,• and the Prince Christian Airiest Aponte, from Cadiz ; and his Msj.sty's ship Rosario. from a cruise.—Sailed the Peggy, Mather, (or Halsfas, and has brooght op at St. Helen's. WArtaionn, Juma2o.—Salledthe 'Penes, Sown. Ebringtoo, Catheriur, Js.e, sad Ed:abatis trans. ports, with troops, for Bristol. Livanrooa, Just !3.—Arrived the Margaret. front Qoebet ; smiled 27th Mar: Wu sail of vessels from England bad arrived at Qohee.—Thrs !Harlow Ann, Phillips, from this port, arrived tt tits Isle of Franco 3d February, sod sailed foe Boot. bey the 20111.—His blejestfs ship Speedwell, from Cobs, is arrived at Nassau, N. P. CATHOLIC MRBTING. Oa Saturday last, a Me►tia( of dm Cathodic Oat. damn, ed by public advertisement, assembled at D'Arey'r, in Eases-street—the weans prom( •ere not aunveross. Joss.ru Pm:nasty, Esq. was celled to t►e Chair. Mr. O'Conn u.s. urged the necessity sod propriety of an early General Petition, sad 'tweeted that Cassel sad Parochial Meetings, for a similar pur pose. should be held throegbeet the Guidry ; be moved that as Aggregate Mattis/ .1 the Catholics should be held is Goblin, e■ Thursday the Ist et July. This Resolution wee 'needed by Mr. Coerst.t.o, and being pet from the Chair, was agreed to. A Reqeialtlon for t►is purpose was draws op. and a Sob-Committee of elects appointed, to obtain sig. oaten', and prepa►e itemilations, to be submitted to the consideration of the Aggregate Meeting. Ceeaseller Coppiegrr was then called to Cho Chair, and a vete of Thanks passed to Mr. Plenkett, far his coedeet ia As Chair, after which the Messing din. solved. AG RIC:U Ll URN. [Yana rag inns eareis.] We bail the appraisal:ea • plentiful hervest—*l. ready now potatoes are es Sale in our usarket. emit every sort of cars has the fits* eppearance.—(Cor lout Morning Pod ) Never was there a leer prospect of as abundant harvest thus the pretest season offers. The f - able ehsage In the weather for the last work entirely removes the apprehensions that Sere entertained front the late heavy rains. The crops are looking love fleetly, sod the coastry wears a most cheering aspect. So forward are the crepe, that there are, on the lends of Got., the estate of Rich. Grrgory, Esq. several of wheat in fell ear. which will, ins very little time, be ready for she sickle ; and at Newcastle, two acres of barley are else in fall eft. — (Galway Advertiser.) A fine held of wisest. at Tnlinvisw. Baltymassr tett, is at present in ear. and the straw upwards of Ire fret blab. At I)araserry there is slew a geld of wheat in ear. The present awn weather. after the late reins, gives an eisraersboare Wastes to ve getative. The . 00.000 Ve.so.lrawn ollorday„ 111114 /Old hy HAS ARD 1110fi GO. in !IWO% No. 690. dare 13. mak. 110111 r Prig's of Thirty Thonsand sold by HAS %RD mod Co. in the last ten months, at their offices. Royal Esehaftge.gate, 16, Corobin, cad 324, Odard.3ttaat. 41 4 , :, 1