The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-23 00:00:00

- - - 1 IN 1 l ..,: i r 4 7 4 , (IZAN 0,A . 4.. ‘,_ a it.4,--. ._- '4.' - ••• i" 3 4° *4l' • " .. . -_, -- Of 1 11110 "liti , k I J i e tvEt vit LONDON, THURSDAY_ r; DECEMBER 23, 1819. N°• 439 I. EASY' 1N111.4 1101'Si« Dre. 92„ Till:- ()Mr! of Dirce or* of Oa United Cunt patty./' Merril:mt. of Emyhad, tradingle the East ihr herb fire Notice, That a threornas. COVIIIT will he held by adjoarnr:ent, St their Maas in Leadenhrill-itreo„ on WIIHNISDAT. the Jar.oary near, at Elvin.: o'clock la the Forenoon, for the pttrpoot I eontideting a propotl:ion which .111 he then mode at , erehly to the nutlet tabled at the General Coart . . n th. rd.! September lest (Ell whie.U3i this day adjoarned to Na said frit of Janeart h to plsee in their Court Room a 'Value of the late Right liononrible \Verret, Hastings, as a test testimony of approbation of the long. arenas, and esterestA:! Illefiieti rendered to the East ladle Company by Wt Cistinpe:i•hed character. Tait bleeoiu: ion of the Ccsrt of Direeters epos this subject hewn tpttl at ibis House, fur the b..pection of Proprietors. • .11). EPII 117% xrercfary. EAST ADI.I DOUSE. Der. IV, 91141', (Int r! of Direction of the United Company teNfeckelife frau, le tAr Apt ladies, dip Aire/ Om Netter. Tort at the A IMOVIIMILD CIZMXPAL Cot•nT Of the said Cone. put). appui•ted tt b. held at their Mouse. in I.eadrnhatl •tree', en WILY/3111VMM, the 111th ofJa•uary• neat, there will tw att•tdtted VI the consideration of the Proprietors, au emulicums lieseinti...a of thu Court of D:roctors of this riay', reeommemfieg the Court of Proprietors to authorise thr Court of l'irectors to offer to his Majesty, to raise and maintain, at the expenre of Mos Conspen). • CORPS of VOLUNTEi-nt INFANTRY, from amongst the pursues in the employ; and if 1.14 NlCesty shall sceept such otter, titre to act:lurk* the l'.n:rt of Directors to defray the • epenre• of !:se (•orps so nipointed to be raised. out of the ef Compan:., and, If sere to apply for an Art t f Partlo•ne It to sin-thou the appropriation of a 501- (qt-of part thereof for tat purpose. of tI fah! ResJiution now lies open at this !louse, fr•r (l i•erusal of the PropriLt ors. JOSI,PH DART, Secretory. eARNET KAN()METE AND PEDAL. HARP. CABINET PIANOFORTE, equal to new, 3 gninens t 'bop mine. ee nine's; Square Hann, ft riisaras v dittn,* guineas, with three drawrrs kr. ; Organ r danci.r.7 t. a itn .!rani ant triangle. 110 guineas; Ditto, for fiturrh or Chapel, ;al au.nass. Ma) be acre at Mr. N atirn's. IS, f.eirester-place. tkr much-alsaired Patent 01..ique Pianoforte. itc 'Primed for its caner:lien: size, flue too., good touch, sad dtrability : 30e 0131i4ne have been sold and apprused of. Just pui..:4`.2d, the 4th e:lition, price Is. bd. stitched, THE DOWHESTER GUIDE; or, a Homo taut Jlek Mai; bei te an At}lum fur the Radice/ fore of the Pic 'Men et thic time pre,alent. Emlwllubrd etth thirteen Nnerat Inc.. Int-iodine Liktneties of the Ar r! dee, and pr:ocipel Y. rontares now on the Rued to take the ersellt ef the lastltuttn. London : Printed and pnbli..hed for the Author. by Penn anti Muncie). ry. Tlire.ttineefile , strest ; sold aiwr tk) Chap pell, Rytsl Exchange; I9imkta and Marshall, Stationery.% contt ; kit , nvoss', Watertee-place, Nall-mull; Knights, Sweating's-ally) ; mad 21: tither Hooloellers. _ls Gee TIIEJACMSITE REL!CS or ISCMIAND: tieing the tinnes. Airs. owl I"sengs of the .I.l9erents of :he tiowe of Stuert. collected and iiiserated liv JAIUFA HONG. Al! , :r.r of •• The Qt1e1 . 111 . 4 Wale," fir. &r. Prhtrd ft., T. railell and W. DAI it . 4.Loadt;ri ; and Wil liam lilac kaeqd. _ Of whoin m.l; t isl. by th• 41rror Anihnr. I. Th4 Q CII,.s 't% ; a I,egtudary Pons. T;ie Sixth Sco. Alitool of Co. lions ; a Pons. Syn. Ts. Ilk!. 3. Tito I:at:w s tr. of Ito sasaca, sad other Tails Os prose). Ta o Volionef, 12zso. I Ss. 'rib day is puhihshrol. haninnasele mimeo. to two large sal-nes, octavo. prier 11. Is. in boards, THE LIFE of ANI)IZEW NIELVILLE: con ta;uinz lihoorstions of the Ecclesiastical and I.i,:rarx linstory of heittln.l. dnri of the !after par. c( the Sixteenth and hesinniax of the St ‘.rateenth 4-4. With as coasis..;.!e a Original Pipers. Er THOMAS 111•1111 E. MT). aii:►i•aer of the tiwla•l. Eclitibnreh. Pristest for T. rwiti.ll and W. London ; and Wit t/win Blackwood, Edinlittrth. Of whom Inns be had. by the sante Anthne. The Lip, id Jou?: e•miaining Illustrations of the bllstory of Vie RelOrmation in SeotlaneL The Fourth Edi tion. Two yds. octavo, U. Is. Oroun.l R-•tts, anl 1..-so Mold Mouses, flurry. TO IIE SOLD WY AUCTION, Ay Mr. LISIIDON, At Camino '4 rotfre Otiose. 'Change Wry. Corahlll. TO MORROW, Dee. Yitti. 'hitt at One o'clock, in all Loss. by dyadic* of the Tru,te.., rr HE GROUND RI:NTS are empty secured. and prodare a Rents! of Twenty Eight Pounds per Antsma.—Ttre i.waselftdd II !uses are moderately estimated as Meseiety Pace Pounds per tantoo. This PrOßOtt, is Feld for a Ivras of Ninety Rears, and is altaatri In .n,,gton Sea lavas Road, oaor the rod cf M. Born= h. Full and ioNertivite p•rtirnlir.. of tho nroqt satiqrsensry Rohm, rit ne bad. by apc4ium is T. 0. Worry'''. }.q. d'anile Street Italburoi mud 1.0 Jon• ha1 , ...1t, at Ilk Amapa 240.1i1, liruadatay. near LudgaLanla; of ■feet. broth MC rtiNE NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY has so small a Number of Tutees, that tits Chances for FOUR 1 111CN7'it - TITCUSANDS are meth hteresseli. store ears seloßy se she Tkkets are of Greater Vain* than former Lot teries—Mt IA Is est Prizes Ha %TUN PourtalS—and the Two Vint Prises will have an ,tdditiuoal Sulu of TWENTY THOUNIND POUND:i EAUff. J. and S. SIVEWRIGIIT harp the pleasore to ansoonee having (*attracted with Government for the SMALL NEW YEAR'S IAIrrERY, wit:t superior advantages. as stated above. to bogie Drawing 1/ IDNUDAT, 17th Januaar, viten "Webs (*vitae' may be Draws, six.— SCHEME. 1L•••• at Arto.loo U u 3144ev....are.."40.000 0 I. *0.009 o 4) Comm). 40,000 0 S. IN •II lbw* l.(s 0 4 ISO • 0.110•04 q... WM 0 4 lOO 0 0 Ikon 4OO 0 10 hl oit Mealy IllO 0' P. 4O 0 0 Money. 1.01411 1 4.161444411 ( EQUAL DRAWINGS. J 114,030 19 'Wrath St iff s;khotc 119 O. ed. to Itime n 0.0.0 .on. Tickets sad Alms aft selling Pt Salt bid Olkes, L. Ctiosont.t.; 11. not.oosta k 11 &&&&&& &T • 1 141. OtreaD4rviterf. Wiervalwr &MIA site 1141 d p IVISsq. WE SSW. Lll OW. sad last Lottery, Naas Capitals, sod YU. IMO.. tIo.UVV! " The Cause for whieit HAMPDEN fa is thliiileid,aitd SYDNEY died on the S.eaffold!" IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Me. ft The Irish Elections Bill was real a third time bat passed. The House sat a considerable time witliont ear basil 11140r0 it, in espectation of the Newspaper Stams' Ihll being firelight from the Commons; but the Bailout being passed, the House adjourned. giants. from a medical man, stating that the man de melbesl as haring been murdered had died of a fever ; noltrithstandiag this, the Magistrate committed him, Lad ha mas some time detained in custody. He now Viled the Hones 'mold investigate his case, and afford redress. HUSRHISQX objected to the Petition being re mired, an the Conies of Law were open to redress - him it the Petitioner had been 'Oared by the Magistrate as B. WILBRAHA3f said, be bad inquired into the of tie ease, and was informed that Lever was years ago committed, not by the Magistrate in r, for seditious la ne, he at a dinner—" Death to the tied to prison, and whilst there was preferred *Oust him, and a warrant by this individual arrived, and the friends of prosecute. Lever. was. hor ror the other offence. Styes once the charge of murder was first time Mr. Lever came for ward with this charge against a lientleman who had, for twenty-two years, maintained a most respectable charac ter as a Magistrate. The Hon. Member said. charges against Magistrates were now the fashion, and here he must advert to the Manchester Magistrates. It bad been reported that the Magistrates said, they on the 16th of August, acted wider the directions of Hovern meat. He was now authorized to contradict that re port: the Magistrates acted on their own responsibility, and would defend themselves whenever the question came behave the public, which it would do, no doubt, in ammo shape or other, at the nest Assizes. He trusted, aher a lapse of nine years, this Petition would not be entertained. Hr. BENNET said, notwithstanding what bad been slated by the Hon. Headman, he believed the statement of this unfortunate man ; who, he believed, had been made the victim of power; he had been imprisoned, awl, be bedewed, upon a groundless charge of murder, tramped up for the purpose of keeping him in confine ment, upon a charge of sunnier preferred by a convict, and only supported by the wife of the deceased, who was in a state of insanity, and afterwards banged her self. A certificate was produced before the Magistrate, stating, that there was so grOOMIS for suspecting the man alluded to was murdered, yet the 31a;istrate per sisted in committing him. Mr. BROUtill.-111 had some recollection of the ease, thmigh it occurred so long since. He recollected that the evidence adduced was extremely weak and unsatis factory, and the Learned Judge mistimesl up for an ac quittal. The petition, however, it appeared, only asked that on account of the abuse of power in Isis case, no ex leaded power should be given to the Magistrates. .• Lord CASTLEREMiII thought the argument was my far fetched, indeed ; even allowing that seven years ago some individual Magistrate sniscondneted himself -wa were not therefore now to fix a stignia on the whole oir the Magistracy of the kingdom. On the motion of Lord (7ASTLETIE.IfiIL the Lords' Amendments to the Seditious Meetings Dili were agreed to. t►e Petitiee Lord JOHN RUSSELL said, lie had a question to pnt to the Noble Lord on the subject of two unfortunate foreigners, natives of Parga, resident in this country. A report had gone abroad that these unfortunate indivi duals were to be sent out of the country under the Alits Ad. He wished now that the Noble Lord should give these unfortunate penons en assurance that they should not be made the victims of this unconstitutional law, to gratify any private feeling. Lord CASTLEKBAtin said, the Noble Lord had not named any individeal ; keenest, however, decline giving any pledge as to the nano er in which the Alien Act would be enforced by the Oovernraenr, who, it would be recollected, were responsible for the manner ih which that Act was carried into effect. Mr. PARNELL postponed his motion for enabling Parishes in Ireland to provide for their Catholic Priests, tall alter the holidays. Air. C. GRANT could sot suffer this question to pass without paying the tribute due to the Catholic Clergy of Ireland, to whose patriotic., 'moral, and religious exer tions and inflame, mil* of the present tranquil and quiet state of Ireland was owing. Dlr. MABERLET moved for an Account of the Fund ed and Unfunded Debt of England, frost January to October of the present year. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER thought it would hare twee as well. it the Hon. Gentleman had postponed his modes till , Ifter Christmas, when he might here bad the amounts for the whole year. He would set, however, oppose the motion, which was agreed to. Mr. MABERLEY the. sawed for an Account of the Produce of the New Twee for the present year. 'rho CHANCELLOR a the EXCHEQUER bad no account to the lUth of October. i/ hs iza 6) aer:n e r a I. nsemd die stet le that affect. Idsexpected Ileuther, beam nwring for theas_pepen. might Mfrs lobes same view et the state ef the Mamas. lir. DIABINUAIIY said, his mesa he rehai See that etatemeat was, that wishes, these papers the liissm egad we Ns Me the quo's& The HO. Meats/ el► served, that the Night lies. Gentleman hid er = his New Duties at UMIAK and he ha 1.11/0,1111.f. el these Dating free the Oman& to the 1110. V f Ala would smite is alteration la all the ammo% therefeee he wanted these sew aeseeate. The v (kettle*. said, the New Duties egad i in. True, they amid net all have of theta - met hoe been paid be. Item hew much bed vest, sew duty had hnif if very nisch. IX mid. ep it. Wed was LOW '-14 I was pa id is PRICE 7P• A Massage complained of the inaccurate mode of making up the public accounts, and thought sonic betit r mode might be devised for that purpose. Mr. MABERLY stated, that on the sth of Jarqary, 1919, there had been a debt on the Consolidated Fund of more than two millions, though at the same time the Chancellor of the Exchequer bad stated, that the interest of the Loan had been defrayed by the new taxes. It bad been stated, that the debts ru the Bank w0u..1 be paid. and money bad been granted fur that purpose.— The interest of the Loan bad been put on the Consoli dated Fund, and there was nothing to meet it. The Rank was in arrear five millions, and had at the aatue time declared that they could not insure their Issues, till the debt by Government bad been repaid. He con cluded by moving for an account of the deficiency in the Consolidated Fend, up to the 10th of December, Isl 9, and the mode by which it bed been supplied. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER stated, that then bad been no deficiency, but. on the rna•rar.., • surplus' and lad no objection to the mtbstanse of tie Motion. • Mr. MABERIX Oita, that his next motion related to the mode in which the five millions due to the Bari. bad Leen applied, distinguishing the dates of the pay ments made to the Bank. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUF.R said, that he wished the lion. Dent!moan had laid down tl.e ground of his Motion. It had been stated, that there had keen a great falling off in the quarter ending the 10th of December, 1%19, compared pith that of the kr - vaer year. That sieficieney in the article c:f Castor's had asnountol to 916,0001. But at the same time it should be recollected, that in the former quarter a con solidation of the Customs had taken place. which Last nee 44 44 ily caused a defalcation in the Lest quartet. There had beets a deficiency in the amount of the gashis exported to the amount of seven millions, anal that h.:4 occasioned a similar diminution in the article of po.!. imported. At the awe time he could state that no eli mination Lad takes place in the consumption of the counter. Hr taking the avenge of the last three yeas.. it appeared that in the last year the increase of the cm.- sumption of tea Isasi been 1,100,0001b5. more than in the preceding.. There had been an increase of 300, 0 00 gal lons of w ine; in the consumption of the same period upwards of 100,000 gallons of spirits; and the Excise 000/. on beer had increased by 100,000/. inin the course of the same time. These facts proved that the focal distress. however severe, had not affected the comfort of the cons.- try at large. The duty on printed calicoes had increase! by 50,001.0. On the last Saturday, the e.efieiencv on the out and the new taxes, amoontesl to 150,000/. lie Olt it his duty to oppose the motion, as the House was not in the habit of suqnsrincinto transactions actually pend ing. That rule had been established n the ease of all diplomatie transactions, 1111 i was fully as applicable trs all those of a pecuniary nature ; an inquiry into whirls. would open a wide field to the operations of stock-jot biog. He wnahl, however, state, that a large suns had been paid to she Hank, and that the whole debt would be paid by the sth of April. It was better that the ant,- jeer alsoold go masa qpietk Lposai3slo, lic.shossisLal•-• the mafiosi of the Hon. Unetlmosaa for as seemmt l on s e g money at present in the Exchequer, as no good end could be at' timed by such an account. He would at the same time state, that no advance had been made on the Malt Tax. He should also advert to a subject that had excited some alarm in the country, the investments made from the funds of this country into foreign funds. Ile was aware that several persons had so invested their money: but at the same time he believed the anus total not to be great, nor likely to be permanent has the state of the exchange had not been at all affected. An other circumstance would also prevent the transference of property to a large amount, as a Proprietor in the French Foods had not the power of disposing of his pro perty by will; as by the French law, it must be equally divided among his children. That bad been stated bk a French author, M. lotto, in a work in which be com pares the Criminal Law of Prance and England; and ass American writer, Mr. Dusted, bad framed the law of Primogeniture in England, and ascribed the superiority of Virginia, above the other States of the Ameriran Union, to the circumstance of the English law on that subject remaiuing there in full force. Mr. ELLICE said, that the declaration of the Right Hon. Gent. as to the state of the revenue had gilt en much satisfaction ; but that statement had not been horse sue by the details. The distress of the country had not begun to operate till within these few . .a.t months. The increase of the duty on wines had taken place in consequence of the duty on Cape Wine being taken off; but the deficiency of the dnty on tea, up to the Mk of September, as compared whit that of the farmer half-year (that duty being ad relareas)had been 129,0001. and it was probable, that in the month of April the deficiency would amount to 330,0001. It had been rumoured that the sum paid to the Dash in the last month had been 1,200,0001. and many singular stories had been circulaild dab the way in which that snot had bees raised. It bad bees asserted, that the money had bees raised abroad, aid that securities bad been Fledged for it that t h e British Hammiest had is the French funds. The whole am hitherto raised of the new taxes w Whales Ulmneellor of the lb/theism hsi M e r! L this peesont secadeor would hod to la tia.s is the Flunk. With reopen w what had bees stated, that in the emu' a the imminent of prolterty in the French fsade, the right of deposit( of the property by will would be low, be thse tlt had been mated m a former occruieu, when the had come before the Home, that the Fritsch Government had made a new re- Qklips the subject, by which that iscoavenienee s . :e i t removed. Mr. LUSHINGTON stated. that the duty ea tea had ken greater last year time the former • nor was it fair 1 to edict the most tameable year of themes's., sad to iafer that there was a deficiency su the average. Moro rename maid net have bees raised from the sew taxes. as so put of the 1.3184001. of the mew malt duty could be realised till the middle of Jauatry. The sum raised bus the leth of last October had hen MANI. and them egad be no disk of the sadsfactery • the reviume. lier. &acs mislaid. Mr. AMIZIFELL thought it would be Xilluis the part of iloterameat to al lostvreeit them and the Batik. For trai satillid if Isllo.lllllll. had been paid 0 Mr. lUCARDO add net agree with , The asses might to loin the state se beapie ohm, as deliefeloono weld Mad biog. He souk' sot sash that capital est outfit the misery withett sliming the dioais. That state was all liable to bilk. ad property Is fedi' dill log seat ames...- latest /* Isola the exalter blot at all ivied. 4 Mae of es Mein let abroad t • it • 1 grostiOa. but by another, • basing given as a toast a elt it necessary to law' He was committee of his, the Member this charge of murder was if him se a 6ain" be wio there detained on 'Pru e ' 5" The . The Assists o the Honor_ Ir. „ . declined to lan lain" evia4 - imprisoned - s;r year years bad now elapnwi sine' and observed, it sad', and Do w for the fi r . . _ &demi due et e eiserisemisoi is. le Mete the MM. Fee himself. bo id to tho Bank. tile bit altilber.• ad to eioebieb. net be sent e Piste et • be nt abrerair ill WNW. N. • HOUSE OF COMMONS. Dn. U. NIS .• AVON. Sir W. DE CRESPWNT said, be felt rise in justitirstion of en Hon. Friend of tur PorterKeeton, and in justification of • gross misrepresentation which had • Alarming Post, which he would read t Hon. Member wu freeieding to re the paper in gayeties, when The SPEAKER interrupted him ; was unusual to read extracts from any paper, or to name it, unless it was intended to found some ulterior proceed ings upon them. The usual course was, to advert to the misrepresentation only, a course which usually led to explanation satisfactory to the parties. Sir W 11F. CIIFSPIONV then resumed, sad adverted to his speech of Thursday last, as reported in the piper which he held in his hand, which imputed to him that he bad made a charge against the Hon. Member for Portarliugton, of having stated opinions respecting the commercial vituation of the country,n bleb his on. Friend ueter made, and he never charged him with making. In fact, the report of what be (Sir William) bad said, In the paper in question, was incorrect, and *tithing less than a gross misrepresentation. Ile should not, how ever, make any motion on the subject. TIM KARMIC& ACT. Dr. PHILLISIODE said, pursuant to bis notice, he had to move for leave to bring in a Dill to amend the alarriage Act. This Bill wonld be precisely the sane as that which parsed this House last Session, but was lost iu the Lords, In consequence of a Noble and Learn ed Lord wishing for tine to consider the measure. Since last Session many additional eases had °catered to strengthen, In his opinion, the necessity of the Dili.— Leave was given. Colonel WOOD moved for a return of the names and dates of the commitments of all the vagrants committed to the several prisons in the county of Middlesex, from the Ist of January last up to the present time.—Ur dared. The Court of Exchequer Bill was read a reeoud time, and committed for to-morrow. Rir R. WILSON said, be had now a Petition in his band from a perms named James Chloe'horst, of Rey don, ie the county of Lancaster, complaining of the in juries he bad received from the soldiers on the day of die Manchester meeting. From the statement of the Pflitioner It appeared, that he had received two sabre imseesio, and bum severely bruised and injured. The Petitioner for enquiry and redress. The Petition was read, and le dens' to he printed. • 11r. ABERCROMBIE had a motion to make, which heeled not suppose there would be any objection to.— In teeming, however, lie nand advert to two Bills for re gelatin; the Coart of Exchequer, and better erotrieg the money of suitors in that Court, which bad been brought in by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. He' trusted those Bills would not be hurried through the Ikuse, hut that time would he allowed for considering i the measure. He recollected similar Bills baring been I brought into the lions.', and lost, in eonsequenee,of their containing propositions for a pension to the De puty Remeneltraneer of the Court. He wished to knew ef any such provision was to he introduced into the pre-' , sent Hill. 'flee lion. Member concluded by moving for a return of the amount of money in the hands of the Dr. pntv Remenibrancer of the Court, belonging to suitors of the Court, and distinguishing that portion called the Decd Fond. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, if the lion. Member bad• been present when he moved for leave to bring la these Rills, be would ►are ►eard t►ere was no intention of harrying them is their progress, as he distinctly stated his iteration to hays them printed and distributed among the Members, and so to rest, after their being committed, till after the holidays. Mr. Aatacnottsta's motion was thee agreed to. Petitions were pretested front Thomas Runway. Ro bert Smith, and Robert Taylor. complaining of the jury they bad mislead frees the soldiers at th e Max. cheater Sleeting. Mr. P. WII:BRAHAM said, it was somewhat gm pular that these Politics* were all I. the same baud. venting. Mr. lIRENTELL said, it tad bees reported that tlso Chancellor of the Roeheiner had said yesterday, that each was the state if the ileasmwe of the mmatry, tip* dyne wealsl he a dear WOO* of revenue this year. same a as =centre' had i. objenebse unesetste shni he bed yonemlny. that be ow as tans.. Wing at tbe pregenniV a tt revenue up to the pretend doe, to think there wonl4 be any necessity ofdeporting hi say material dopes from the plan laid down lost Session. Mr. BROUGHAM wished (Sr a mower neome dl.. tied than• that which the Right Yen, donehmus Jot yet gives. Weald the Right Hos. Gendoman HS be should he able to pay ire millions oat of the onion of the revenue. Tits CHANCEL it. the allimative. of dos EXCVIIQUIM Mr. ItROVOHAM esyreesed the satisilattioo he felt, and which he knew woohl hi "tonally t the eoontry, at this declaration of the Right Hos. thresh. Mr. BENNET said, he held is Ms head - free as ladteideal aimed Lever, wh# stood sine ago a propositiso was mode to his by trate., and seDoey eared to his, os asidides costag a fro sod bows, toM that be would Into Loowlioo. and. night go as kw se owl King. to Wee.. saws to a. tie &snood with the ass. ad ineradeody nteationoti E L iatipl lM was sesearallir sue= 7 i ts .. y r ;es boinger t it s io own, lee mai sage Litait lo.' Arrive& he wadi is bad prises se a charge at hula, seannitlnd thigh there was ti costliest, peodnald hire Oculist. asked for was an rnsired. He did of discussion. but We already bed 4 Wbst wit wow tine; if we bed it rebraiwy, ad is tM eld be deal. 111XCeMIt il ater r. Hisseraesar * ,. • NOV ansesessa te Nsiesstar. tbr U- N OWL ototi h t but smog of them Mosel)" em s ge g Imo this dme t sad he wasted to Inee Mew paid. se Ile oadething very list Am os eehteh beettimfd. or des the oil ditty had me„hly felt by The CIIANCIDAdOK of the DECK ett Hai. ass- is al aelritelet Osebioe die Vosi the Zulu UMW WAIL. of which 1 =I ahem .. betimes_ Ks ami esti of Oats out that some lir. MEM= talk s l dewy mew I do▪ by a m ai d & assayseisms ihae. set supra this modes fee the who s mo w he wa s i.giw the pablis suns. isfeeemism „ li m n t h, the magas up to tits lith Osisior. tom was dm oussom up to this e ▪ a what had lot *W. we sushi am he,. it till Feb i Ladie s . but weeh Sao ell some of rumour* woehl R I. miry 11111 4NIAIiCILIIS of tits 11EXCI L s olpet time illesosimenseless Kos Me. Histfillol I commiwol m Ma i 4spsolisti. dam the gay se VlMlder, sl. sod that up is the NMI stile Where the flu. dm Ur tharloorter W smestiod Is II