The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-07-25 00:00:00

p r. j i mm—Holiday alike Public Offieet. .die imagism/in. wm"rte 511111111NSTITRIIIIAN" IS IMCOI fTATtIMA(... LONDON: ITESPAT ZTENINO, JULY 25, 1520. Ile bare this morning received Papers of Saturday. The contents of those of Friday, which arrived at a i ge hoer last night, will be found in another part of tbe Pap e r . They relate chiefly to the affairs of goes, which are very interesting. The Chamber p ar , ass embled on Friday : the project r e l a ti ve t o tbe arr angement with Algiers, and that respecting tbe rerrinie were adopted. Farces FrxDs.—Fire per cents. 78 f. 80e. Bank Aatiens, 1387 f. 50 c. The following is an extract from a private Letter f oe Madrid, of so recent a date as the 12th July. I w rbi rued business of yesterday has terminated most h a ppily. Ferdinand has conquered all hearts—he I mu reigned with an authority so real. The evening i gaso ,rag the taking of the royal oath, some feeble stus s aw eee made to disturb the public tranquillity. nit t h e o igdance of the authorities provented all , 1 m i, e hi e f. Two or three persons were ted, among w hoa were the Count de Canillas. The notorious l'havarria is also spoken of as being implicated. He w as a general officer, and better knon•n as having embraced his career i• 1793, at the head of a baud earn who had received an amnesty, and served but htilliereatly in the army of Catalonia, and also by his adaiaistration at the head of the police in ltils, from which post he was driven by common consent than by his military acbievements. He has fled. The guards at the gate of Segovia (one of the barriers of Madrid) were attacked by a party of intoxicated men, of whom two were killed and five arrested. The enthusiasm of the people is so general, that very little apprehension seed be entertained of any disturbance. Ihe Pro v:sional Junta of the government has wholly resigned its functions. Many of its members have been called to the Congress. "Madrid iserowded with stranrers and persons from tbe provinces. The English of all classes are numerous. There are also some Russians and French. Lodgings are very dear. Letters from Algesiras state, that the in cessant introduction of contraband English merchan dise upon all the coast of flibraltar is extremely miaow to the pablic treasury. The well disposed Spaaiards inveigh against this infraction of treaties so fatal to our national interests, and *cense the admi aistration of negligence or timidity. They recom- be i Anitor to he inietaacni of ibtelps tilose is talalotie, to ismaiseture4 coupes: But those who thus express tbeinuelvee •are Dot aware of the difference which eclat' betwers Catalonia and the Coast of Andalusia. The former is a rich province, well provided with ma atafaztories and ishabited by industrious people, who are interested la the repression of contraband commo dities, But on all the Coast of Andalusia, and espe cially in the vicinity of Gibraltar, there is not a ma nufactory of any description whatever. It is to the operation of wise laws alone that the correction of this evil must be left." . Roston papers arrived this :nursing to the 21st of June. •2111 ACT Sr a LICITIEI nor IT. 11110111•4 . 11, JUNIII3. We learn the capture of the Josefa, which took place ea t►e 31st of May, a few miles from St. Croix. She bad on hoard the value of about 70,000 dollars la coffee, cotton, specie, Ike. The prise was taken by the brig !Arita, bearing the Spanish lag. Reports from Oronoko say, that the Patriot cause is is a fine flourishing style. Hallaar has had a rein• flennent, and driveit ail before his. Irssuinwrott, Juys 17.—Extract of a letter fees &lantana, dated say 47 :—The same tensest still exists in the public mind, and a spirit of ladepentlence it mew where galaiag ground. The novernor is MOO Mining a Militia, which I only call sharpening the limes claws. The ()Seers are selected from those We most able to give good sappers. Friars aid h. have maw loot their indolence ; all kinds of hooks are isoir old *rely, and so ono ia. ' to say Ille is • attesmoson. 1 heir ancient is now - blghed VI kite Inquisition in this place la bat a tam.; and the chief inquisitor is a good old nota. Ong journal of this day gives a very seeable Nihon , trent the Provisional tiovernment of the Penland' to "I P nlasiaroto, tenslatlitig with the follassiar onanalit• ;Ole expnosolbisot '• attack rat have thee your COMB. that Istortee of the Civil isossaidda4 and the guareatoo of the Constlbittion gad iver ifeiy. 'With **Cortes yea are elevated. eidqr rank of free sea. Let the ev il gen i us o f tyranny ramble* tartan from our Iltroarod 'nano) ; let him chug* hiet Wood, low oran Ce tire for less Iselasste redone. Hear rot this ear restless MAD freanbr of he King and 'Coastitsi lioital syoteal rho Weal do rive the Id ' . slurp. / la the Row .f Lords last algid. 1)1 ! I * l l tee ,Qvare wwg printed by Lord Ba to) mg eri wil taut Unit L would e &bhp' wou order le ha ma • Ille - Illsratives ATTORNEY °SORRA& .e= LA tit doe plane in vrbkh the *Hedged !AM IS he part were elywireci to have octielter T. 141 rano of Ibis Petition those partietlieavolojesOltino 1 finch had ham us& to that whkh W 4111 *• menhaden of some of Me ariteeemi' V 140.11). `smour THE STATESMAN. ply : but though the request was strenuously and ably urged by the learned Lord, and as strongly supported by Lord HOLLAND and Lord Ktse, it was resisted by the convenient plea of precedent; and on the motion of Lord ENREINS that counsel be called and heard ■t the ear on the prayer of the Petition, it was negatived on a division by a majority of 37 to 12.—in place of the indulgence craved, her %warn was comforted with the advantages she would derive from the length of the proceedings against her, and the time she would be allowed for her defence. The Laws delay is not proverbial for benefit ; and the procrastination pro mised by their Lordships is not unlike the consolation that Polyphemus furnished to another petitioning vic tim, in assuring him that be should be the last to be devoured. If precedent Is for ever to he the rule of their Lordships, the measure they meet out for her Majesty mutt be a rigorous ;tile in every case i■ time to come. No courtesy is shewn to rank, no tenderness to sex. Whatever benefit her Majesty may incidentally obtain in the course of the proceedings will he derived from cir cumstances that must be as injurious to her cause *a the one hand as advantageon‘oa the other ; for the oppoetu- ,nities she may be allowed for collecting witnesses in her defence, image be eounterbalaneed by the length or time in which the unanswered allegations against her must operate to her prejudice in the minds of bee judges. la the House of Commons an instance of • horrible kind was brought to view, which thews the means that are employed, and that would, if noresisted by the general feelings of the people, be more extensively attempted, to blast the character of her ill.sJ•srv, and fatally, by prejudi."., decide her cause. A libel, from a provincial paper, unparalleled for brutality, as well as for malignity, was submitted by Mr. Wa- Ttl•aaLL to the notice of the House, fur the purpose of founding on it, this day, a motion for an address to his Majesty, soliciting that the Attorney lieneral should be directed to institute a prosecution against the libeller. PrisdeAte life, we refrain from giving vent to the feelings this horrible outrage bas excited in our minds. In such a case it mad• appear fastidious to treat the libeller with any delicacy. On a future day it would be certainly superfinons. At preseat we refrain our sentiments, loot we be charged wills following his example, iu prejudiciug a cause about to be adjudged. The gout in the King's hand, it I+ reported. conti nues very severe. It is reported, that Joseph Bonaparte recently ar rived in Jamaica, ineug. from the United States, via Bermuda. It was reported on Sanday, in the Ministerial cir cles, that Bergauti was arrived in Holland. It is expected that the Committee appointed to at.. vane the preparations for the proosedinga .eta ire Bill of Paine and Penalties, sal her earliest's the at tendance of Peers, will make their report this day. Humour says, they have settled to reminisced that an Absentee shall pay £lOO fine for each of the first three days of abuser, and 405. for every saceeedlng day. It has become a question, whetter Peers, who have not ta kes the oaths, ought viol to be sairesseed sod ordered to at tend. It is thought that the mat of Sir Thomas TynrMlt will be assigned to her Majesty. together wills • MISS. room. A Monitory gallery will be elevated ; ate shall be room. each Peer is to have one daft tar= missies of a stringer—The present sweets Oink, of Lords. including Represeatatlve Peers (See** and blab), aid Prelates. West KM. Of these the Miners and MiJie Peers together, amount to not more than twenty ; and though It is understood that Lords above the age of 70 will met be required to attend. yet their presence will. by no mans, be precluded. (or, if so, the Noble and learned lord in the peen Oboe* who bas taken so prominent a part in the late Interesting discussions, most be Ks on the corn lag mensies.) It eartaialy appears from such a calculation as may be made from a mere view of the premises, that the wholly unprecedented numbers which there Is every reams to expect will be in attendance on the occasion alluded to, cannot be conveniently accommodated with seats. It was to be expected that the Family Comport (as it is railed) at Rochester, who have obtained the ex erbitaat contract folthe barracks in Mary-le-bone park, would resist the requisition for a public Meeting, to address the two Houses on the Bill against the Queen ; hat though Mr. Nicholson refused his sanction, the inhabitants did meet, and expressed their sentiments is the occasion. We have no doubt but that this will' loe dome in every popnions district, because, whatever rhi'Spirion of the country may be u to the guilt or henasenee of the Queen, there is but one feeling as to the propriety of giving her a fair, open, British trial. —(lifeanisog Chromiek). lixtruct of a letter from the Hague. dated Tuesday, eth July : “ The 'Mimeses agalast the Quata.ll6 In nausher, are dia. triboted thumb the villages adjensot to this plasa where they weft *iced with speciatiogriety by the Secretary of Fra bb z w all o llii. bossy, and with trio aid if the Police Moja arl=l.66ShilorKtioTi ;Ontario from Bei- Mut t Ilse test Of IMMllsolial ig apenromatl alr oversiosstsialoolllllk etas whkk mm is forged epee one, is Altos vise. Accounts from Mawr, dated Friday Evening, o'elitk; states, that Ii i* trial ler High Treason, thou peodittg, after Mr. alienist Ndllock and the Levi President addressed eke Jury - the Jury had Yet s -- , at the thaw ' Mr. dalloss; pest, is tke . .•it, beks bees loM Cwt COMMIS tbl Tbestre. FOR THE STATES.WAN. ••• TO THE THE KIND. Stioa,-- , Aware that by the Laws and Constitati.on 1 of this Restos yuor most Excellent Majesty tan do no • wrong, it is with the most profound and respectful submission that I venture most humbly to represent to your Majesty that the troubles of Emperors, of I Kings, of Queens, of Princes. of Princesses, and others of Royal Progeny, hare, sharing the eventful times' of the last Shifty years, engrossed nearly all the cars l and attention of most of the people in Europe, to pat up some, to put others down, to keep some in a state of security withatheir subjects, and to place others in a state of security without them, to get many of them married, and afterwards to have them divorced, to 1 form family alliances, and to break the compacts, have 1 I been the w o rk of N a ti o ns, o f St a t es , o f Politicians, of I Legislators, of Fleets and of Armies; and now may I I be permitted to inquire of your Majesty's confidential advisers, and I trust they will perceive 1 supplicate as an Englishman, in a very subdued tone fur Info' , 1 nation, not having the least intention, desire, or power l of 6riesithst the Government into hatred or contempt, Poe THE BENEFIT OF •WHOIA HAS ALL THIS •EIN DONE ? Have the people of this country derived all the advantages that were intended for the waste of life, of blood, of time, and of money, during the long period, a spate containing the better half of our ex istence ? I fear not, for really to use the words of I our grrot Basil!; the greater part of the:,, I Ittre bare and MI of wretchedness, .-' r —Famine is in their cheeks, No*, and oppression stare in their eyes, (;pon their backs, lung ragged misery. As Dr. Porti said— Ah, why will kings forget that they are men, Am" men that the) are brethren ? Scarcely has the bloody swords rested coolly in the scabbards of the heroes -who fought the battles of their Monarchs and the nation seeking its repose in peace, when a new Royal Feud, apparently greater in its coucern, more extensive in its effects, inure cala mitous in its consequences, and more injurious to the solid, lasting, and best interests of this country than all the rest that has arisen, by the crooked conduct of would-be-called Statesmen. Mitch has been talked about the Royal Marriage Act, the object of which it has been asserted was intended to prevent a recur rence of those scenes of devastation which in the de struction of our ancestors deluged this land with blood by the quarrels of the Houses of York and Lan caster. But who can now look into the womb of time and say that hereafter, (even admitting for a moment, all that is contemplated is carried into execution) that she whom an Hanoverian hat dared le call " Caroline of iirtinswiek" shall have no defenders ? that as she has been styled, and by enemy believed, to be an ill-used Princess, and an injured and insulted Queen, she shall have no other advocates in her cause than two Lawyers and a Civilian ? Will the Elsa( Brunswickers, who relight so valiant) when her illustrious father and brother, so nobly fel l, ' never think of her wrongs ? Will not the King id Prussia, and every thinking and noble-minded soldier, heave • sigh on contemplating her misfortunes ? I Will the real representatives of this great Empire, will the people of England, of Ireland, of Scotland, else, rapt them ? Will not hoe aid Mesh dm I iltrlfy Coancellor on either sidiVagati play Mem, in i describing her as the 64 grate, life, and ornament of society," and by reviving the age of chivalry again, if necessary, for bonolv's sake, meet his colleague, ' a Noble Lord, in the field. : 0 most gracious Sire, put an end to, and let this I discord cease. Consider, It is the first year of your Majesty's reign. Let not the King condescend to re. i rent the wrongs of the Prince of Wales. Pause and thiuk, fir the sake of yohr departed daughter. Act magnanimously, and bestow, I do beseech yni, Sire, : clemency. It is said that your Royal Father and the venerable Lord Thurlow advised you to make friends with the mother of your child, and thus make yourself and a nation quiet and happy. All good councellors and good men will advise it, and 1 the world will, in after ages, bless her and applaud you, (as well as King Ferdinand), for such generous conduct In making a noble sacrifice of private feel ling for your country's good. I have the honour to be, with all humility and the greatest respect and regard fur the Illustrious of Home of Brunswick, your Majesty's most dutiful and London, MI Joiz, MO. LOYAL SUBJECT. MORAL PHILOSOPHY CHAIR. °pontlit Plow, petit of otiniory, *op ti Iloroorod lira; her Mo o : 4 C f d.tool= pose and slag stare itoly abe matte ' "Imo so &bet Tile pieee was emit Anhwei. •• . • Iletrinttnou, Ju ts Bl.—On Wednesday the Magi strates and Council of this city met in the Conseil Chamber, fur the purpose of electing a person to fill the chair, vacant by the death of the late Dr. Thomas Brown, professor of Moral Philosophy in the Univer sity of this city. The meeting having been constitutid, Bailie Man sere row, and stated that it was provided in the char ter of the University that the Magistrates should ad vise with the Ministers of the city, before proceeding to fill a vacancy in the Moral Philosophy chair ; and he moved that the election in this case should be de layed till sock advice was asked an! obtained. Some discussion arum on this motion, when a vote vas pat Joky or prfteeed, and it was carried proceed bir 1111 MI IL Convener thiletpie entered a protest against this proceeding, which was adhered to by seven or eight other llemben of the Connell. proposed John Wilson, Esq., properly qualified to fill the ve neers proposed Sk William Ha coasiderable diseassion, a rota was Wilson, and 9 for Sir Prompt Wiles ieR t Old Proved Illedeesle ; Address. Pedalli.lMil Clad I; Timmy. Has Myr- Inslostellookimmialla ; Tricker ‘e Dawdle 111 . dwiek, Ur" 4911.—8 a Ilasesest Comm , lstsessa, Passe. Cremate, a. asseaneed, Meese Names rose aleetka was eat 4aal sad! siestiage .of Woad. he saw meeting he weeisi auks a precaiiiier of this eq. sad ••••.......7...... ~..c., DUBLIN COMI• MOWN, JI , LT rt.—.—Yesterday. a Qa smnbly was held at the Exhibition-Room, street. The Report of the Couttnittee ae investigate the Local Taxation of the dered to be printed ; the Freedom of the . was voted, gratis, to Lord Sidmoutli, Lord Alderman Bridges, Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, Matthew Tierney—..and it was resolved, notice should be given, that it was the the Corporation To EX roRCE COLI.IcTI TOLLS AND cD•TuD• !! !• —(ne worthy cannot b eeriurs.)—.Mr. Burke Fitzsimons . lated the Loyal Corporation on its Members euablotl, once inure, to resume their trotters an individual subscription amongst thrum+ required to defray their evpences ; and felt they would thereby shortly have an opportei drinking " The glorious and immoral King William." After ,•otue furth. r r.,; the Assembly wrs Carl ick Peat.) BRiurriar POWDER. In consequence of several ,enures Powder last week in London, by Offerers Public Meeting was held yesterday, according mtiseusent, at the Paul's Head, Comet's' take into consideration the hest means - the renders of roasted wheat and other and of minting to the lower classes of in these times of unparalleled distress, ' using the cheap and wholesome bevers; from those articles. Mr. T. J. VI - ostler , Chair, and the room was crowded, After jeers of the meeting were stated by the ' Messrs. Haydoa, Gass, Griffin, and Lewis company in the course of the proeeedings, tions were agreed to, expressive of the sentiments Meeting on the conduct of the Board of appointing a Committee of Venders for ' directing such appeals to law as may he recovering or defending their property, mending a public subscription to defray of the proceedings. The thanks of the also unanimously voted to Mr. Dicksut. Ireland, who had retained their property seizure of it was attempted, fur their conduct occasion. IVA LTIC.IL ISI'ELLIGEN , The brig Progress, Talbert from Antigua. duns, bore too of Annotto, Be). oo the well. The cutter Princess Royal. arrived at . boarded on the 90th April, by an hulepenneut the people zf which took away some provisioas seferod her to proceed. JAMAICA, (KINGSTON) May ff.—The brig rived here from Bermuda, while or a voyage 1. island to Barbados'. In lat. U. 19. Wag. eh. W.lllllO a vessel. water-logged, and bailed bar out dry. I S it e pqo rd to be a new Schooner. of about 190 tons, eappeted • and eopperod-fastened, not more thee a few sweats old, mils - cargo of Sour and meal on hoard, but little deasa ; ad. every appearasee it was believed, that the crew eJ, sad that The vessel had been toothed down In a tonsil. as the foremast was gone at the mast head, and that:lo.l - by die beard, mod there was so fiddle,. After towiug tveitiiam. a severe aitlllll staged tbsMndettildwe abilities her, although et the aims time Me • 'st 'at all leaky. June 10.—The Selsooser Rxrrransa, a tredve port to !linemen), was lately implored daring the 1 by a prisitteer, while at anchor. In holiest Is that JANAICA, (MONTFOG Bsv) Jute 9.—The - keret Leiner, lies been on shore at the Grand has received very eonsidurable damage In sprung her mint. /9w has bee. hove down s Slot has also lost anchors and cables. Quentin., JUNSI I.--Ship lhallnik hes !wen Beaumont Shoal". and received damage. A visions, bowed to Quebec. is lost ou the Magdalen Crew saved. Ji.xv 93. —The brig Prosperity. Dram, bound to Loodoe. same on 'here nesr about half-past IS o'clock on Friday eight • N. W. The cargo is likely to be saved, but be wrecked." SPONSN wrrn.--Oir Cape Rosier, of St. Lawrence, Slat Jose, the brig 'Thomas Limerick for Quebec, out twenty-Ater days. Ana, from Wexford; also cm the 19th lastest. Hotspur. of and for Loadoo from Mires/cid. 10 lat. 49 9, long. 99 91, saw a wreck with standing. sipposed to be a sloop, fall of water. had not been long In thnt situation ; eoekl not in mom blowing strong; all by She Lord ligehmith, Plymouth. BETTING Al' TATTERSALtiS, ---re.-- DONCARTIJI BT. LIGU. to 1 apt Mr. Lofets's Woodblee 10 to I asst the Alb do* 10 to I apt Arbets• IS to 1 apt e. by Wakos, out of Lisette -• A farmer living a few miles from Eatess, vania, sent his daughter on licrishirk I to procure from the bank smatter notes for one of one hundred dollses.i iltbes • there the bunk was shut, and she eedeavnured fret her object by offering it at several could not get ber note changed. She ba , far on her return, when a stran4er red. side of her horse, and accosted her wish these's, that she had not the sligilleat any evil intention on his pert. .4fter mile or two, employed is very imeW cirateteatton, they came to a very retired past 0 , 4 4,4 *hes Ate a gentleman commanded h lesiva, Om hank site; It was with some difficulty tieLsia coal be Made ' believe bins in earliest, as kis tiesesmonec lied- hops... my fri•adly I but Ole riIINIPIONI of it pistol Sawed the matter beyond a dumb% and she yielded to ewes sity. Just as she WI the'note N Mora sodden pat of wind blew it into tlig road, and coaled it geol.! several porde from them. dlecenrteose knrght alighted to overtake it sad else lady *lipped ker bone to get mat of his powes6 and la* Wow •hsril which had been left standing by bee side, started Of with her. His owner lived his platec which *sty tended is increase the speed of all Pella, and tie young lady arrived safe at 410 with the hers, dr thi robber, on which was a pair, of saddle hags. When these were opened. they wsers Sowed is • cottlbie.. be sides a quantity edeensteefrif,imalt seen, Ma &l ion i n pot mossy I 'Pie berm a geed gad when eisidisd and beidied,` wee at least a ,' mach as the banh'itotit ti lfct folsrecfSlPg Piper.) • ddressed *alley .a the part of Crown, The Lord Provost thins prop d*edrid• Vat had at Warmed theirlPerekt advocate, as a panes properly the amputate = r epacked. salt chair. Mr. Manners pro je t peas; toi lii • i Each= failed to tailors. Atter . coasiderable i Conti of Mises Desch to native . -, Olken, when 21 voted for Mr. been appreinnsdad ars a warrant William Homitto*, as follow:w- -histler, soda mob Uneasier C • You 21a. Wtsoos.—Loril Pro i TorAvire..aithlog Wet t oo. ~ :._ j r panto ! ). Clarks. sad illteboll t e s far Ilk trot Illip, is law OA: .4--;.!' • ;r m. " : f a" ; 1 41 1 := 4 "d ; kyr, abed Artai;* . tlit • . tioondilase Mosholtilo. Mil mien, , gal* aid einglng, it id . • .ro st sad Risible 1 flan wd Mei MO Witnessed * ' ay ' ' . " 1- U. . ......_a" Cos. ~,_ •. . roa .14 .., ruimlLT93l.—out lilti:Crivitedni, 4110 , a0 rykt Vo i looks 1111maniss Lindsay. IN '" asof 'k r acq .. too, Sawyers. dad M0re1.... .bar to heap er Mon II Aker dm rota was &assignee lit aarie 'fa ilea saittc of Minot Apo Md stated, that as this slecti ade her brit ailiwarmtco, a 1111:Vearstwiii, AO at two sacceeding ntettini pet Will become a tivottrite at , dielpeirlk. rye modoo, that at the am; ao was resented huit trwiptpt Mialt4o witli notion /s Amine' the proem NW. "•""' " ' " 4 •"*.! "` •• • " proceed to a sew election. r ,ilik"*t 11:911461, Wit iriletteirt m===as r. /11trierly As. orn, Willi appointed to City nu% or- r CurporA•ion Lurtl Kenvoti, 'held, In tl Sir , that public e intention of 4:710X or *u. Cuspursturs ;us cungratu- mbar' bein g ; ones without smelt-es being elt happy that opportunity of memory uf cline lousiness, • 4' .Uut :ging 1. of BreaLf trt s of Excise, a .ording to id- dos Street, to of protecting British grain, 1, of the people. the right of rage pranced ler was in the After the • the Chairman, • 4 addressed the Kiy abd Best& • utittients of the of Excis.l, awl • the purpose of to necessary far tr, and retool- ay the expense ✓ Meeting were ,n, and to 3!!. erty when t',.e conduct on tt.e VC/1. bound to lfor- he Idth Nloy, Jemmies, wet .neleut privateer. Woes and then r Badesrear, ar- sysora fed& Mat W.(01 In Itt,ith 1 4./ . ;01 4r e strz i tt loth.; old, with 't liasa„-ed. fru.n ems hah lown in a 11;01111, d, and durinat.i. re. Afteetnwius A - le 'firtleateke tv die was sot at all trader trots this is the sight date, o that port. w schooner Myr. manes, ar In her holt, sal and is repalti.q. Mn wn 4141 r• on A brie with • laidelen Istau4l-. ly. Foregt, trent hertver, ht: the wind at t the se+sel will et, Ia the 141110 is tiarrlina, from rs, and tar brig Astra. Ike brig dd. On the . 1 with half a arta water, opparfeiti rot bake out her swath, artivsJ at Jittir 96. • R. otos, Posomyt. to that Watt, s in exchange es she arrived • silvered to. ef- rat stores, butt bad nut node ode up to the ao muck psi- mt auspieiui of er a tide of a I edureteattne, rood, *bee The site: Ali ho 'amide to se bed- how lei I OW plierzl sided ve ematin soden pn - pied it rally 'Mom ktorght *14,4 ker ▪ editor Jong started elf witieb *sty 'Mei, and tie he hers, of ded hogs. Wires 119 ▪ V r ... tee. 1 ; • deb roothwto,cesi . to bd Mwtb tree listep t -- • •- • • - -........, 1 . PP"