The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-08 00:00:00

o bet at New York a meeting of English men 1 :5: 01 io; ? We, to " take into consideration the state Z if wl, and to express their feelings upon I Mess at Manckster." will pate of the United States the distress is very ly a ttributed to the failure of the sev eral gr eat, v wick b al ks, which, together with the late fever hick is some p laces is not now wholly subsided), (• kic k gene ral consternation and distrust. The „leis" sec v ery little confidence in each other, and with to the banks, no confidence whatever is reposed row. At Frankfort in particular, such distress was ov r liefore experienced ; all confidence in the bank w g ',divides!. was destroyed; but as they expected' tIK berislatare to meet in a few days, it was hoped w „, g dbag would be done to resit the torrent of distress. A Cosrention of the friends of national iadestry has w k e , place at New York, at which delegates from the a e on States were present. Sundry Reeelativie were wpm into consideration strongly recommending the woo d d eterers to form societies for the esesuragement * a di os& industry, and to call a Convention is each g l oat the third Monday in December, to ascertain nion, the Mess or decay of manufactures throughout the U se d dist they appoint delegates to meet a Dentist Coti odoo to be held in New York, on the third Monday j o s/b ury. A memorial to Congress was draws up. use 'Committee appointed to present it. A Committee having been appointed by . the Boned of do* of the town of Boston, to investigate and state limediwts relative to the ship Ton Brothers, which me to have imported the yellow fever from the evaieAfrica. They bare drawn up a statement, by Well it appears that the ship, on her arrival at podia, was a diseased ship; but whether the fever oti gilded from the putrid corn and condition of the ship. w from while poison imported in her from the sickly ekes of Africa, it was difficult to determine. A letter from Huntsville, Alabama territory, dated the Illth of November, to a gentleman is Philadelphia. gees, that a gentleman had arrived there from Pensacola, cis infonsed that the Americans at that place bad km ordered, by the Spanish authorities, toleave it in tee holm. At Alabama Reprbliran, printed at Huntsville, states, that a report is current there, that the Spanish Ceimeiaader at Pensacola had issued a proclamation, orierisg all Americans to depart the Province in eight ken, with their effects. A person was in town, who led with such precipitancy as to swim the Perdido river. ay a derision lately taken place in the Courts of Immiaaa, the principle has been established there that AIM CM bikini and hotel real property in the State. STOCK KXCHANOIL ONE O'CLOCK. The Feeds continued to ries yesterday afternoon, a d ultimately cloud at 691 for the Account, and eel hr the February ; the market opened at those pass this morning, and hie continued so during sarly part of the day. The Stock Market still looks very favourable, ad every species of Government security seems open the rise. Exchequer Bills were yesterday Mosta premium, and every thing wears a cheer isgispect ; but the continuance of this must de pend chiefly upon what amount of Stock will be bikes by those who have purchased so largely of the January Account, for if it prove a heavy ti Minuet it tai sot hold, 6w the Feeds then CLERICAL INCONSISTENCIES. the numerous inconsistenties which occasionally present themselves, whether religious, moral, or political, I do not recollect one which has attracted my notice in a greater degree than a certain prayer or @application contained in oar Church Liturgy, is which we implore the Deity to grant to oar Sovereign health, wealth, long life, and strength, to vanquish and overcome all his enemies. I shout& not have objected to the prayer in question, were the nation governed by • vigorous and youthful Monarch, engaged ins jure war •against a foreign power. But when it is considered that we are now in the full enjoyment of the blessings at tendant on peace, and that, moreover, our venerable . . Sovereign is in that state of mental derangement, heightened by extreme old age, which has induced the Church to frame a supplication of the most pathetic kind in his behalf. I cannot but wish, for the sake of common sense and decency, that the prayer for health, wealth, and long life, should be dispensed with. Were the above hint to operate upon the minds of the Rtfthl Reverend the Ouerdians of our Faitb, I should feel extremely happy. U. M. Bloontsbarry, lea. 5, 1920. It must be a matter cf great satisfaction to the Reverend Mr. Hay, the Chairman of the Manches ter Magistrates, and who has lately been presented to the Vicar:Age of Rochdale, worth about 2,5e01. per annum, to read in the last week's Mamehuter Chroaiele, a string df forty-five bumper toasts, drank at a late public dinner at Rochdale, as evincing both the conviviality and loyalty of the neighbourhood in which he is destined to reside. Me will observe, wi - h peculiar pleasure, that " the Manchester Migiat Wee' were given in Nina TINS. nude, a compliment we believe unprecedented in the an nals of carousing. " The Whitworth Doctor," as the forty-6th and last toast, was well-jndged, as being pro bably the first man to whom many of these convivtals would have cause to apply on the following morning. CHRISTIANA, DEC. IL—Three law-wits are now pending before the tribunal of this city, all relative to the abuse of the Liberty of the Press, viz. the Nor wegian Army against the Editor of the National Ga zette ; the same against the sane, on account of an ar ticle headed " Proposal of a Constitution ;" sod the commandant of the fortress of Aggerhuus, against the Candidate Stabell, for an article relative to the firing from the fortress. VIENNA, DEC. 42.—Our Post oMoe has just pub lished the list of foreign journals, the introduction of which into the Austrian dominions is permitted for the year IMO. The lumber is not very great. Among the French Journals are the Journal des Debate. Des Makes de Paris, Le Ileffiterr, La Gazette de Proem and La Quatidieaae. Among the English Journals whit!' are permitted are The Times, and The Morning atroaiek, bat the English language is not mach known in Austria. The Allgeneeine Zeitstif is permitted for Private persons, but prohibited for coffee.housee and tens. NUREHSEROH, Dee. 28.—1 n the 19th Number of the Journal called the Organ for eke Gores* NereAatets and Idanitiketarere. there is the ferret of a deputation of the Society who were sent to the Prussian Court, according to which it appears, that this Mort has declared Itself disposed to secede tea generalise of Tells and Canteens foe the wig& t.4 in afeiersOW.— - - . 6 ALL. Amareariiir m SHIP HSI'S EXTRAORDINARY! --- The Van-SiTrawr, a remala a tli dell heavy sailer, is endeaveurieg to get over the ; she was meek mis taken in her reckoning. The BLDow is beating 4 but heist very slow, and her foresail having failed in the Leach, she hangs is Nays more than ordinary; this really able sea-boat has always bees too mach by the bead. The Casme-)tames cannot mike Cape Clear. This skip has no life is her; she bores tbrosgh every thing, never rises. Off the Bill eke shipped sums heavy seas, and appears much strained. The black smoke of the Comm; stemma, sharp built, copper fastened, bottomed, &c., is in sight, endeavouring to make way right in the wind's eye. With all her ca pabilities this vessel has never made a successful soy age ; her Lisbon and other trips are too notoriously die.; creditable to seed comment or description; she has a derided advantage in a foul wind over the fair sailer; but these steamers, are, however, as obnoxious and dan gerous to their friends as their foes, as the Castle-Neagh, I which has been smoked and swatted by this v essel, can testify. The Kerca-Cciet.si has just brought up ; we had • foil view of the master mounting the RetAnes. The Vsow-Stemotrre is building a Chapel; endea vouring to make the Bill ; plenty of sea-room, and wind moderate, hot nevertheless a signal of distress flying. The masters of these old ships are conscious o f their 'sometime, and tremble at every gust. The Lawson sloop, following in the wake of did Cas ting, took the ground, and will BOTANY BAY. NOM diglis posts but UMW wk• rut make dietc—Swart. Against the Freedom of the Press. Two aorta of leen thei► rage espress. Aud thole you'll dad incessant milers -1 moos sear Critics dad seine Bailors. Take Senors in the thee of War/ A free Pans. they all abbot In peace seine Critic do the same. Ell Ca—a—a. o—►►—e. B—so—s sane; At hese easements, 5115 restrietioas. Oa which the good east sealedletione, Sack Critter ebeekle—se they oar. Who love, sad welt deserve Tllll LIT !• • The Peers rawer, sod the Critic's bey.—Pets. EPIGRAM. ON /OCT°. AIRINOTON. TSB PNIN/C/Mb•-•.1111 /111001.11 MAIM BIM TOINING SITATUN•II--WlllOll MI SUOVLD NOT HAVE BUM. The Deere* tuned Statesman. still piles ►is treaties ; Bet ►is leasers Ike •wend. and his paginate the imams. IMPROMPTU. ■in **ante was ex ON • LADY •MMMN A PM ?SAS'S DAT. I wisied that two vowels were joked le wedlock. se holy sad tree ; I meld set bet Mak le my Wed, These vowels meet be I and U. I • tere'd It to each Feist of view, • And asre'd myself rowed with a sigh ; Wombs elm Geoid It melba of dr two. Tor Inverted they case V sod f. be ewe 1a -&- tiii - erese asli r leams. eammittee of the Society et Men-hams of Nuremberg is new deliberating on a nosesseial to be presented to the Congress respecting the oemmercial relations of Ger many. and has invited its preeiscial correspondents to send in their views on the sablect to the Cmsimittel. As (runic • 11110DWING PAPSD.) The recess of the British Parliament has caused some as all this 1 1. 4 "_f_ a _ a D e n ta e tti,","6.lt he.i....Swiert_ti ... i ' There is no other Poet of the present day. who, in the a great number of English persons of distinction to w orre lr e basse is " ft efoi r ra 'y so P e ' faeierere 7 °l ' •" "'"'—'" estimation of a reader of correct jwittmeit, can enter visit Paris. Lord Lowther and the Hon. Mr. Burrel listo competition with the four above earned, and it may have arrived there. M. Bolt St, Vincent, one of the recalled Miles, be interesting to consider their merits with reference to It is rumoured that the Marquis of Buckingham and one of the authors of " The Generil Annals of the earls other. Scott's several Poems exhi bit the same Physical Sciences," set oat from Brussels for Paile on -- beauties and - ; detects - will succeed Earl Talbot, as Lord Lieutenant of the Slat alt. It is believed, that in a oath he wfil re- . ;he di!plays an acute discrimina- Ireland. tint to loin his fellow-labourers. tion of character. a facility in distinguishing the petit liarities of all his various personages , a happy knack of Preparations are making at Isgestrie,io Stafford- On Saturday night a seizure of !IPA halm of presenting antiquarian learning In a fascinating shape, shire, the seat of Earl Talbot, for the lying in state foreign spirits. with a horse and ear*, was made os the a nd a masterly power of delineating natural scenery. and o f th e rema i ns do le l ate C ountess, on t h e i r arr i va l turet.ike road leading to Yarmouth, by Mr. Siren. one placing the picture before the view of his reader. His f res I re l an d , prev i ous to t h e i r b e i ng depos i te d ia of the i i e- of this port, awl a /arty et his defects, which are chiefly owing to the facility and speed the Gutsily vault there. ors, which were safely secured in the unions-Dense with which often ars to write. ate careless aed sloven warehouse. ly passages. degenerating into vulgarity. a diffuse- The HOD. Mr. BsOOT, our lay` Minister at the At the meeting of Agriculturists held in Bristol, woes of stile, a want of compre‘sion and strength, and a United States, is appointed Ambeftedor to th e on Thursday last, 100 L were stibmpibed to the deficiency in the plot of his story, which is seldom skit- Coert of s t. Petersburgh. local treasurer, for the support of the general bud. fully wound ep at the his story, merits and VILDITIA. DEo. 513.—1 t will be recollected, that Petitions to both Houses of Parliament, from oast- defects are very different; be has shewn no talent for the oar Ambassedor, at the Court of Holland, called • piers to the amount of 4000 acres, were signed • and de f ects ' o various characters, flint be has pour the attendee of that Government to an article which ap- twelve ' payed, with fearful vigour, one dark character, which rend in the Antwerp Casette of the 14th of July. and __„ 4 ,,,.. engrossed petitions divided among the pub- appears to haunt his mind, and to be is some manner to obtain signatures in the counties of cong en ial which accused the Aestrian Goveremeet of dreadful "'"'''' - " Somerset.—(B(3 rsr .s Paper} • He lies not Scott's acts of despotism against the city of Frankfort. e •Th Gloucester sou wumereet..—k.,,aug knack of placing every scene before the eye, by the later of the paper was, in con sewer. brought before We un d erstands Requisition, signed by several happy delineatios of minute psrticelsrs, but be lays slia Sled of his actors be L 'he proper tribunal at Antwerp, and in October was de- Owners and Oseepiers of Land io this county, his e very _ recent Or ~• fere t-e reader. eland innocent. The King's Law t er appealed te been sent to the High Sheriff, to convene a meet- ~... we are etre with the garb, the tone, the Supreme Court at &week, mid on the 4th lastest, int, to take into consideration the distressed state '"'• "'lnroads*. . al peenliarities of all Scott's the Utter was/sentesced t osela, pay the costs. and a line of of - Agriculture in this eounty.—(Husaingelos.) personages :we pass a week in company with 1011 loam. Byroe's heroes, t recognising them by their Moberg of gentlemen are now marking owe manners and coeversadoe, fought we -are intimately Yesterday morning the Doke of Clarence visited on their own estates, for the purpose of aisquainted with every turn of houghts. Bytea's the Prince Regent at Carlton House • the Duke of their own horses, and thus preventing principal fort is the delineation of tenderness, deep*. Toth left town for Windsor ; Prince LoOpold mom is of their own stables from being rive- sad a mixture of gentleness and ferocity. His sere to town from Claremont. and paid his reset SO • . 03 s tud o f natation all appertain to general ideas, while IWO into • the Prince Regent, ace. aarltoe House, pod visitedam particular portraits. His poetry is not lose meg* tea Dachas of Clare Lotto Samcm•— The following ingtanelP4br thaw Scott's. het from a diderent cause. Where life , leorth of ignited e are, we believe, equal any en "". beast of his falls, it is wit weak from hel Ally the Peace of Tilsit , the Farm Alexander I ma: —Ana Squire , late of Wells. some dew sines ale Y 1 """ ohne f lar end isegligeoce. bat alms and re, or from ollow- Mailed a splendid Hotel to the rrench Embessy• at as advaeced age, having bees its the servi ce et r.- leg the wanderings of his own mind too kr. some. Hale la Perronays, the French Amltemador in Rus-1 Faller and family fir more than fourscore years; and, times disgostioc—Hert,erve poetry le more ad sia, was but a few days established in this mansion, lately died. W. Posey, med 71, who was In the Mel thee either Scett's or Byron's, sod it woul d he when a violent ire broke out and destroyed the : service full MY fwarn — (netis Pe Per.) • more dillietsit to point oat defects of taste in it. I greater part of it. 1 Captain James Hudson, of the Royal Invalids, if * has . r a mps , more n n ey a oilman th „ ~,t e , I died last week at Exeter. in the 84th year of his alg i Bros ; but does sot dive so dery into the recesses It appears that it Laniette " It Ivrre— ' This geatlessa had been a commissioned officer e r s h e h ems , w e d ; thoug h t h e f ast noise o f ff e i go himeelf a prisoner as soon as he shall arrive in i years, and bad serval la all the four rtartere a ilo• . elbows strong powen of terrible pathos: tier has he that Paris, in order that the King's pardon, which boa I, worhL He was at the taking of Belton& is 17‘. tit 1 striking talent of representing domestic maneers, which base ranted to him, aboald be ton/rimed in so- ' Martisico in 1/118, at New Yeik 1770, where he was se- ,is almost peculiar to ticott. He ranges more in the fields kale audience. I verelY woolided. sad at the battle of Bunker's Hill la ' of the imagination than Scott, het Zees not cling to the Yeaterday_a Court of Directors was held at the . 1775. ' deep passions like Byron. In the deficis,'" of scenery, Feist India House. whoa Joss FieDALL, 810 was Charles M. Ricketts, Fag. was &Acted Member !he ref idly espial to the Scotch Poet. It might be difficult appointed a Provisional Member of Council wa tt Fort for of thirtmosith. on Tuesday last, without so say which of the three displays the greatest beauties. o br i t .. Ricketts is nearly related to Earl St. I There ere pesser ee l a t h e wor k s o f s ee n so d Byes. William, in Bengal ; and Captain SAMWIL LIMB sewn sod the sar i of L i verpoo l. L I sod ls Herbert's7lefge. which may be placed in wear ens sworn into the command of the ship Dorset- i Towrs-HALL. —On Monday, John Shrive% *ism with any poetry that was ever written. The amen shire, consigned to St. Helena and China. having woo esestssed, ender the Pawnbrokers' Act, of iof poetical force with corrector judgment. readers it rah Cunallr--Nsw regulations with respect essaliag sod *dew eleven pair of sheets. the property ' probable that Herbert might be eadaently saccisesful in to the age of o%ns, ea their se e admission into o f m r .m..llsepsea, was trammed bI. H. Bates, Ont. hawk poetry. His esemeratios et Mathes deities, the Mince of the Revenue, are expected to be to three Boothe' hard labeler in the irbUllt set lose &jet emaparisea with that et Milton. Mouse's shortly enforced. It is recommended, that after sod e. pa, a lee of I 11.1-'7i° default of doing earl .by , en within the term of his imrsoameni. he will be farther ; y writings wets of an inferior atemp. mod he seemed eeledieeetilli age- of thirty, no ... I :_ sh e all b°_,, appointed to 7, punished ho a public whipp4—On Thursday. ewe of ' Miser 50 sea the applause of ladies lima solid poetical . 1 ....__ -- ^`,''',i "r"'""" mi°,__Y, ,_____''„: nor ?ewe Commiesiesers id to the Beech for a time; but his lest prodaction has shows that he pos. '''summul s i auu that seam 0, admitted wossu t h e smososes *gated* Brother ' reissitseer, for isehrlery s semis the reel spirit of poetry. His imagioathse is ar agedeOlems. • lead ether misbecoming conduct at the meeting on Ira. dear. sad Lis stile rich, theagh delleiwat in suesgth. The Miasma waeatiso at the Royal Academy needay eseeleg.—As tea worthy Magistrates were. et 1 espo seret eia d ly is the longer metre. seed deteriorated by the teemlaeled on Tlawfulayi end yeateeday the Several that asomest, Asset to leave the Hall , the geethease sae prettiaisetra, which be has set yet seed- Scheele e f Art, mo d th e m oor? , wo n spelled se the was desired to mew his aplicatiou oa Monday asst.. , esti, cam off. Me bee probably set yet reached the Nee:hats, des tie epees Term. • (Bridh•en ArFor.) theight of Ms retied fame. • Ate{ WV vitally., qualm. Money is still very plentiful, but the continuation *ow Account to Account is rather mending ; how ever, the dividends being paid to the public to-day will counteract thin. SCOTT, BYRON, HERBERT, AND MOORE. THE STATESMAN._ NAVAL INfiLLIGENCE. Nal., ;lan. t—Cttioutowe from the River the Lady PeyVasa, Jebkiitq for Mashriia. POuresisonvn; JAL 7:—‘Arrived the Barton. Cornish, from MeesellteS and Palatasse: She hat been on the rocks off &illy. bet KW of with trilling damage. — Mantel hit Majettyl ship Lesadet for the East ladies; Weymouth mire-ship for the Caps of Hood Nape; and Dorothy Feder, &modem ibr Bethadoes ; the latter has brought up M Cowes. Pulmbuira, Jan. IL—Artiired the lnlegtity, Rather, from Chatham, and Memory, Ladd, from. Bale for Loadon. Ltnn, Jeri. 6.—The trig Atom from London. it' Malta, which itas Avoided on the west side of Dane , nem op the 11th hill has been got off and proceeded for Doter; nearly the whole of the cargo landed from her has been forwarded to Landon: Bst.rasir, JAN. 4:—The Vine, of Kincardine, from Beaumaria to Berwick, struck yesterday on the Reek Patrick, at the entrance of Strangford harbour, and it likely to be lost: LiesatdOL, Jail. 6.—Atriited the Maehettan, Tar, from New York ; sake 6th December; on the 16th, in lat. 53. 12. long. 25. spoke the Lord Nelson. from St. John's, N. B. for Slip, oat 65 days, and supplied her with provisions: Haewtco, Jan. t.—AtriVid the Beaeftty paeltet,iitts a mail from Cokhaven; Elisabeth, from Loltdoll, for Bunderdand, with lees of an anchor; Helena, Finnic, from Tenerife, leaky, and in want of provisions; Fanny; Adams. from London, for Newcastle, with less of anchor and cable. Put back the Lord Duncan and Lady peon packets. When the Beanfoy left Cashoveo there was still a great quantity of ice lb the river, and the ships trona fast, and had every appearance of ceuti truing so, as the wind bad set its easterly. On the morning of the 19th ult. a sloop, with coals, front Workington td the ISle of den, was forced by a violent gale into the bay of Luce, and run agroand be tween high and low water-math, on the shore of Gil lespie: When day-light appeared, the situation of tl.e sloop was discovered from the shore, OM every exertion made to save, If possible, the lives of a father and ton, the only persons on board. A boat was sent fbr to the bay of Anchinusaley. about a mils distant, bet the two men upon the rigging could not hear • word fog the noise of the sea, sor be made to understand, by all the signs that could tpt made to them, that the people ow shore were bridging a boat to their relief. The -yoting mate, perceiving that the *easel must soon go tit resolved to trust to his swimming, shook bands with hie fathers aid said he *mild endeavour to get a boat to save his life t but when near the shore, a ealter over whelmed him, and he never appeared artist upen'tho surface of the water. The boat came in time to save the old man, who bad net left the ship more than ten minutes, when the mast fell overboard, and she became a complete wreck. A Cue - rove Occoaaatica.—On Tuesday, the list ult. (St. Thomas's Day) as usual, a stag was turned out from Blenheim-park. the proven, of the Doke el Marlborough. It directed its course towards Wickets, and from thence it took the high road sad pro ceeded to Oxford ; and then followed one of the most boundsl sod picturesque sights that can be imagined: The stag sad dogs is clew pursuit, followed by a gnat wasoher,of WU Mows sad ceeded up the High.street, st i rta ll erasens Pa rosaco si t B"- leye. when, to the no swill astonishment of handfed. ef 'ro tators, the stag took refuge in the chapel, during diriad service. where it was killedi muse etfermaii, by the eager dli rti Thursday tight eleteli poachers were shoot. , Mlle ems two amid shall. Norfolk. sad on aillbf abliillse to the number of twestrive. jet I friail i teeper mei assistants disturbing them, were 'attscked sad mAsh beaten. CLaawAli MilicllANcli.—A worthy Dignitary of the Chafe was secideatally plated is rather as **heard sileatioa a few days ago.—llis Lordship was @heat to sit to an eminent artist for his portrait f he amhed at the house of the painter is his fell spisespal oohs% mid was seated in the elevated shalt he the pur pose of the artist proceedisgewith the piston, whew the pallet of celestes, which had bees previously r evaluti, was not to be forma. The amiable Bishop rem hoes his seat to wait until another meld be got ready, whet it was discovered that the lost colours had bees inad vertently placed in the 'hair upon which the !Mato had been sluing. without his Lordship snag observed it; and of mew. the back part of his robe eakillsised a greater variety of colours than the rainbow. The. suist was awl hurt at the tirces stasee. bet kis Lord , ship pod-setsmilly impetsti the amides% to Ids ow.. west of attest's& A whimsical cinemas's, happened, so Monday., upon the river Witham. Two yerseg people. who had jest got married at Boson Church, and lied to walk along the river bask to Citalagsby (the briderseen'a residence), chose to make their way os the kw of the Witham; bet when they got opposite Authouy'sievrt Lock. the Ise broke and they with diliculty esteleated • themselves from their peril**. situation. after pulse a co mplete darkiag. Being soar Mr. Boo's (the stotasr Arms), at the govt, they had thested forums so pro care some dry chilies for both nod bridegrosm. and some comfortable smash ; refreshed by which, the young pair proceeded ea their joaroey. folly resol shoal& ved that any farther adventures of their steadies day be e n dry ground. A Vas rasvareento am Merriam errrnialAillas.. — Ow day last week. a wedding was to have talsea_ylore between a wonky ample of Trimbrell-seasel. Trow bridge, Wilts. who had fur else useatie or mere. serried on a successful courtship. The fatties was killed. friends were Welted, the disuse was prepared, as, as thing remained to be dose bat the tying the (ladies knot, and thq were shout te any teeth to Brace's altar, when meg Jeku s a j the see, mode hie appeassece la as satire state of , absolutely whitest shirt, bat, breeches, or L agos! Wing a swear , . *sr ••• nose of them ever s ee n or expeamd him, sad laiisestead ing that he bad-some M speed his Christmas holiday!. they hood it ge sso to put elf the weddlylc. MI les mediae should reamer from die fright late wafts she was thews by the boy's prematate appereace. Batemc saves and eight o'clock. at lhatarday mo lest. this city was threw* islet emsfagea by some very unpleasant oceeneaces ltis=est.Baefas-___ streed-strert, Beestl•stres‘ and a 'The matter is singularly involved In asystilitt, sed as it is awoke times* isquery, sad as we peassee Ms knowledge shut rotYpreasets el a, we ihall. lee the May sae so mere *as that antismog were barmesse souse soldiers of our garrises t the Itith IP awl lissl the soldiers were pelted wills steers. Nothi . we be lieve. danger us to life was eillbred es Ade.-- Yesterday. Magistrates sad Olken were MITA, so is sodemeafteg Is favaidele ohs egIIZIK shim GA , mischief; their sleets ate Niko nos sal lisp-- Oreirfiril Barrer.)