The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-13 00:00:00

t $ .cellency, and through your medium, all the Inhabit'. Othello shill V ants of the Slate. —God preserve you Excellency his expedition." sonny years. i and in 16 days 1 , 4• iirti.onotre., on the field of battle, Plains of Maipo, April 5, ISIS, rat six in the nfternoon. raps Apes, Ch (Signed) •• JOSE DE SAN MARTIN. been decided a 14tesre• the honour to forward the ab ove co py to $ liberation of h your Excellency for your satisfaction, ate. 'Santiago de Chili, Aim " s e,tets. reports lti anot (S i gne d) BERNARDO O'HlGGl NS. perfect idea ma, Another dispitCh *from the Commander in Chief, have led to this Don Jose de San hintin g to the Supreme 'Govern. o f the events tl meet of Buenos Ayres I ~ what the Cowl t s 64 The variety 'of scenes Ili 'which th e ' arms of • America are ragged, serve Rollie precursers of our *e an touch The Roy a h I i freedom. Your Esaelleocyis already informed that li an ones petted surprise, end riot The valour of the Talcageano, is enemy or the timidity of our troops, furnished the with all the trt former with the means of pining a temporary hie. posal, mestere tory near Way, when •a pert of our army was die. commenced it persed through the obscurity of the night. To.dsy, allured on at however, the honour and content, of the defenders of their country have completely triumphed.weakness Gs 46 The enemy t hatho had acquired confidence, end him, the Roy was inflated with a share of pride prop ortioned to the t i d iii s to o t h eidicelnes haughtiness of his character, had the etre• he reached tit stance to approach to the very n ei g hbourhood of Saab disembarkatii Nage whither our troops had withd rawn themselves. i 66 ' Three dayp 4 ago the enemy cros sed the River' and the river, Mips. Ills selpicloas movement; indicated thati bf the city col under the cloak of night, he sought to repeat the scene, of the 19t1i.,0f last month, but our brave men, still followin no longer strangers to him, bo re down u p on him, at drawan scattere the eves lone in the afternoon, with Seed b a y onets, notwith. ,landing he was fully prepared t o resist the attack Gee. SAN I thd rod occupied a commanding position on the heights• rouse the pri t 1 .—He has been cogletely rooted ; more than 1500 quit th e moot prisoners are al dy in our posse ss i o n, together o p er ations s e s k with the whole Jot his artillery and baggage. The Talcaguano. killed hitherto wriave not been able to estimate.— tars in San His dispersion Ilk been complete, and our cavalry Talcs then a are still in porsiiit of him. Among a number of Officers, our prisoners, is Gen. Orden's, and the every day ini 4 Chief of his Staff, Primo de Rivera. filled with i " I recommend to your Excellency and to the 9 penetrated 1 whole of America, the brilliant conduct evinced by Brigadier. General Don Antonio G onzales Detester, felt courage - . and the Chiefs of the right and left di v ision, Colonel advance ma i V Don Juan Gregorio de las Heras and Lieutenant. contact witl 'Colonel Don Rudesindo Alvarado, and of the re- serve, chimhorool serve, Don Hilarion de la Quintana, as well as of the declined, al whole of the officers and troops. Our killed have turned to hi only been few. These, Sir, are not moments to enter into details, but I pledge myself to furnish them successfully shortly to your Excellency. triboosxs , " God preserve your Excellency many years. lost 000 me (Signed) " JOSE DE SAN MARTIN. II decisive, " Bead. quarter., on the Field of Brittle, Plains of Moir, near - Santiago de Chili, April 5, HIM at six is the afternoon." met w ith s Under the same date, hut by a fresh express, we from contil have just received the following dispatch : this, these c ' 1 " Nothing now remains of the enemy's army : he of the 19 th who has not been killed is a prisoner. Artillery, himself of 160 officers, all his Generals, escept Ossorio, are In took a stidc i our possession, and the latter I expect will brought in to me to.day. The action of the 111th standing th were able, was the co $ bas been replaced with eery. In a word; 'woken . die 1 so longer an enemy in eisiil.--Zod preserve your Osamu° rl • Excellency many years. considerab (Meer') 0 JOAN DE SAN MARTIN. of his fro ( " Head-quarters, on the Field of Maim April, 1515." General ( withdrew " San Martin ! Hero of Chacabueo and Maipo ! General Every patriot, to a men, pronounces thy name with 1 ) o f the on enthusiastic madness, amidst the transports of joy Derienced, t s and tears. To you the whole of the People con- • which be d secrete their eternal gratitude, and will hand you his priori down as the pride of future ages. That country, by the 24i which thou Nast saved twice, by crowning it with wou l d „ nil laurels, as well in the plains as the mountains, will !onto, eh never cease to love thee. gained ,! w ' 6 To.morrow, at ten in the morning, a tribute of to the gr thanks will be offered to the God of Armies, in the tance of Cathedral Church of this City, at which his Escel- , caal of lency the Supreme Director of the State will assist , groat . , together with the Corporate Bodies. T hree ni g hts of master of illumination are also to take place in the City. warmed it . . . By order of his Exce llency, I Ayres, Apriled) 46 Buenos L 1818".” GRE GORIO TAGLE. ante as (Si gn placed it __.....______ ___________ position . Maipo, I VR L ICI: OF STOCKS THIS 11XY AT ONE O'C OCK ported t Bank !hock 4 P V 9 per Cent. Red. 78j _ 5 perer Ce nt. Cent. N ) , a! mo vema 1051 1 I per Ceni.Conants 7 1 111 India Bonds 98 100 avoided 31 per Cent. 811 lenK Ann. 90 5. 1 6 attack. t Consols for Ace. 78U Exchequer Bills 19 21 p was see , -- - --- —--- -- - hand, e fire that THE STATESMAN. tillery. . . t - _ li t h e ne9 wt LONDON: -.----- of in to u a s t l find a 111014DATI army 13, 1818. . the her : TI , .—.00. the env .. - We communicated en Saturday, the gratifying and ceesful I • ' Important intelligenc e of the brilliant triumph ob. oifiee's taioed by the combined Buenos Apes and Chili forces Nothin support over the Royalist Spanish army sent from Lima, en. pant' 4 der General Ossonro. We have now been put hi ground possession of the official details of these splendid and decisive operations, which have insured the freedom Nee and independence of the Chiliad provinces, and which the 10 1 in their result, will, we doubt not, be highly advan. Lain in lagoons to South American liberty and British corn. April. pierce, as the ports of Chili will, of course, be thrown ails open to English trade by this event. The reports are with eery interesting, and show that there is no want of of An military talent and valour in the ranks of the South lion a American Independents. Their cause is, indeed, an the ri i inspiring one, and the spirit that g uides their arms this 1 mounts with the occasion. No victory in the annals Veoe of the South American contest can be deemed more ooco complete, decisive, and important, than the triumph Af • over °ism°, and General MARTIN has proved him. at Ci self as able as brave. It appears that the Royalists es tl reckoned confidently on entering the capital and whirl I, commencing the same horrid reign which they have 2d of eihibited wherever they have been successful. When toes \\ SAM MAIITIN was told the Viceroy w as sendin g o p be di sa army to fight bim la Chili, he laid ) " not a man , pos. \ 3. ~ • , s. gii the late election moments to 1,1951. 165.. 3 they have received in subscriptions 8291. 111., and that the balance remaining doe of course is 3661. bark to tell getlt " Ae has eteply the fate of the great Chili, Peru, and and besides a basis Mexico.--We have another page, but in may be formed of this result, we submit thus stated. We , Courier was so ready for their authenti , atist General Osscv in the Bay of Concepti troops the Viceroy tered the garrison, and the campaign with 4ni deceived wits General SAN MAI )yeltst Chief did n. Arches were so tepid, the Mask, 80 leagues ion. With the same and took up a pair If Talc*, li tolerabl , MARTIN, at the' ing up his plan of enemy down to the plat tiered Guerillesibut so' pride of the Spania, tt °tains and withdra which could be no • For this purpose Fernando, ten occupied by Ossol mote confidence it pride and mita( without resistance, tge enough to leave •,vement. On the ih the line of the , Ingo. The latter offered Ind making a retr , lie position at Tel iy charged by the BALCARCE, and len, and the affsi if the cavalry some deep ditches, inning their char detached divisiont th near the enemy, the obscurity of 'den attack with the Patriots made the divisions confusion on this remained master . Able loss, and at del troops were fighting &Blooms was to Santiago. SAN MARTIN, I Inezpected surpri . I, lost no time in assembling his best , Ips, did with so much activity, that, oa the 22d ncipal corps had formed a junction, and 24th be expected the whole of the dispersed have come in. Conceiving, then, that Os elated with the momentary advantage he had would not hesitate to advance, be retreated • great plains of Maipo, Wending for a (Hs ' seven leagues tw the South of Santiago, the Chili. that moment Ossouto considered himself of Chili, and, without losing an instant, ad. in full earnest, overcoming such partial resist- SAN MARTIN occasionally and studiously in his way. On the 4th, Ossoato took up a • on some heights commanding the plains of and formed a line of near 6000 men, sup. by twenty pieces of artillery. After several tnts, which evidently showed the Royalists coming to action, SAN MARTIN resolved on , At one in the afternoon, this brave Officer seen riding along his lines, with a flag in his exhorting his men, notwithstanding the heavy It showered around him from the enemy's ar- He formed his troops in squares, and with advenced to within 150 yards of the enemy's here he deployed, and, after three discharges isketry, instantly drove on to the attack with bayonets. Twice, obstructed by the ground, ivy fire of grape, and the pallisades with which .nervy was intrenched, his cavalry made uusac charges • but the skill and wimple of their icers soon brought them again to the attack.— ' log could resist their impetuosity ; and, firmly ipported by the infantry, in a short time not a corn - of the Spaniards remained formed on the iew York Papers to the 15th, and Baltimore to oth alt. arrived this morning. The latter con. Intelligence from the Spanish Main to the 30th IL An article from Angostura of that date Since the possession of the °rococo, the fortress of old Geayana and the city Angostura, by the Patriots, the important posi of San Fernando, a strongly fortified island in river of Apere, bas been acquired, and by means, the province of Baring', the finest of wands ; so that the communication by the Oro. , is now open to Brazil." After noticing BOLIVAR'S action with Meant.° Calcedo, the details through this channel informs I that BOLIVA R only retired to await 'applies !hich were to leave Angostura ander an escort the of May• Ten or twelve days would be required execute this, when the possession of Careens would decided, as he was determined at all hazards to possess himsdf of it ere the rains set in. A Colon' ~,w_~:. The preparations for celebrating the return of Sir FRANCIS Butterrr, for the City of Westminster, this day, have been upon the most extensive and splendid scale, and every way commensurate to the joyful and important occasion. The business pre paratory to the Chairing was proceeding with the utmost regularity and tranquillity, agreeable to the order of procession, and we doubt not will close with the same undisturbed harmony and quiet, not withstanding the strange conduct of the Ministerial preservers of order in preventing the attendance of the High Constable, which was announced as a part of the Procession, a measure which is oddly enough styled a precoution—and the orders given to the military to hold themselves in readiness for duty. These are precautions which the character of the present Mi. misters taught us to anticipate, but we confidently trust s they will prove to be utte►ly unnecessary. The Car-borne favourite of the People is not expected to reach the Crown and Anchor, before six o'clock. — The dinner is expected to be most numerously at tended. Sir FRANCIS Bytom, and other eminent political characters, it is understood, will attend the Public Meeting at the Crown and Anchor tomorrow, on the Monopoly in Beer, resulting from the Licensing System. Yesterday. at a quarter 'past three o'clock P. M. the PRINCE Mount left town for the Stud•Housso Hampton Court. The Palms REGENT is expected at Brighton short. ly. The alterations going on the Pavilion are so extensive, they will not be completed these two years. BERKSHIRE ELECTION.—This day, Saturday, the poll closed at Abingdon. The High Sheriff haring cast up the numbers, declared the Iion.RICHAR* NEVILLE and CHARLES DUNDAS, Esq. duly returned to serve in Parliament for the county of Berks. The . two Members then returned t hanks, Mr. NEVILLE, stating in allusion to a letter read by Mr. HaLLErr, that, on the honour of a gentleman, he never had had any communication with Mr. PALMER. Mr. Haiti= returned thanks, and promised, if his health and strength permitted, again to come forward the first opportunity. On Friday last, a most respectable party of Gen• tlemen of the Committee, who conducted the Elec tion of Sir FRANCIS Bynum, dined together at the Piazza Coffee-house, the Honourable DOUGLAS BINNAIRD in the Chair; when a letter, signed by nearly 500 Electors, was presented to Mr. Kiri. NAIAD, by Mr. ADAMS, eapreasing their approbation of his conduct in resigning the contest for West =loiter. Se. Copy of a letter from the High Constable of Westminster, to the Chairman of Sir Francis Bar. dett's Committee : Sta,—t have to inform you that 1 have just been with Mr. llobhttase, who has curnanuncoted to one the orders of my Lord Sidmouth, as High Steward .if Westr-r - •-•- myself nor any of the eonstthles tare to atte. on Monday avitt....lain. Sir, your obedient Charin g -crosf, July 11. 'The Assizes for the County of at York, on Saterday. The number the Calendar are much fewer than and there is not a single charge of . We regret to add, however, that there equal enormity—that of a person tempting the murder of a whole fatail The Farmers of the West Ridic. have this week been actively engaged vest, and a fitter season for this not been in the memory of ma, generally slender, but being pith condition, there will be no loss, espence in making the hay, lei compensating the Farmer for his The wheaticreps is this part of the healthy and promising; but the . _ dry weether btl injured the Sprtnif short in the straw and scanty In the HULL SCRUTINT.ThiS enquir, ing 'on during the past week w 1 and many onfortunste fellows, it lost their franchise, at least for ' ens o'clock, on Saturday, the num Poll stood—Mr. GRAIIAM, 938-7 1 938. But it should be noticed, wodecided the five voles which the his determination to revise. The' gross fraud, and the probability revised in Mr. GRAHAM'S foot:Mt have a majority of three alum During the week, • Mr. 61--RAHAS of each day, addressed an enorrni ditors from the window of his (Hull Rockingham.) We are requested by Mr. BERTH of the Eagle Insurance Compac security of such of their Friends to renew their Midsummer roli, sary the same should be attended may be done by application at in Corobill or the Haymarket, granted and purchased, and Life and Fire Insurance effected i N. B. An allowance for Rent of by Fire as heretofore. ErtuAren in Sir ROBERT linnotes friends of liberty and coosioutiouol friends of liberal and Constitutional MUM 1001 0" ROJ • • The Marriage' Clarence with fin lelde of Sese- Me Deka 110 Deckr place on &ter& wor ming, Mr. 131 Boating. the R palace, sad Stir Drawing-room, first door. the accomma and fear cries( them to kneel crimson velveti common's:in plat hiteball Chug pearanci. The Royal Royal Family, began leaving ti rived before ft conducted into the right *WI she did at the n his Serene Rig the Altar being only extended ages Instead of The Prince 1 ranee into the Doke end DOI of Cambridge, Aegosta, the Landgrave of gen, the Lori Viscount Skin titer, &c. The Doke° the Duke and the roots in di at the Altar, usenced the m elated by the be honour Regent. The of the Prince After the c the Vestries o tendance, wit the registry b Palace, when Chapel, regiv was witnessetl all the brand log to their signed the fe l Earl of Liv' signed the rev The cereal three quarter At the con Canterbury, i cellor, and V The Queen bar dinner wl permitting be had partaken posed and co At five o'c' der of the cot About hal Rent left in Claremont. same time. Royal party dens, near I which the chariot, leo Kew to tin whi General . ~• •4' ,w Ass% di diattioni Ilel WUS r..._( ,„.. TIM STArrnSIK/0 1 : --,. . . t - . ~.,, re N 1 rod sE. - NM be Vi se the fate of with 260 see bed deserted.and jitodd Gett er s% Bor.t • r his pledge, TAR 4 from whence some essential information bad .DEAL, JULY • 2.—Arrived end sailed for the T Treat sr lions of Bue- been received, and itated the greatest dissatisfaction River, the Barbadoes Packet, Balston, from Ba r . Quiff, has for ever • Bed amongst the Spanishtroops. ~.C lue . ~ - - - badees ; 'William , Gumm, from 'T rin id a d ; the sin laid for the future • -.......-. grid) BY tliiiStaltesby wo_bave also_reteired letters from Prospect, ---, from Quebec; Nile, Scott, from Deli lave given the officis rinidad to the beginning of June. Their contents Yards end waits for orders ; Elisabeth, Ellis, from plat in order that a more are interesting in the absence of official papers relating Cbester.—Came down from the River and remain, en" ! the operations which the Philip Titbit, Tabb, for Philadelphia; sod Ben to the last military movements oo the Maio, bet the Pali mit the following view - result of the campaign may be easily anticipated from Good Csar, Munro, for Ancona. firs e are glad we can add the positions already occupied by Gen. BOLIVAR', PoRTSMORTM, JULY it—Arrived his Majesty's the y to say it could not — troops, the dreatlfel destruction the Spaniard have ea. ship Rosario, from a cruise. The Topase frigate Will for )icily. perienced, and . the naval co-operation the Patriots w ere sail for Bengal on Tuesday, if the wind is fair; and and men having landed at Ole about to receive on the coast. Admiral BRION left the Liverpool, the latter end of the week. )"*Pti°nt from Li mi t St. Bartholomew's about the 23d May. with a stout Cr" PLYMOUTH, JULY 11.—Came in the following co u ld place at his dis. fleet, and twi ce fell in with that of the Spaniards, not transports, viz.:—The Minerva, Brailsford, and WI and on the lstof March who were glad to sheer off. Having received on board itb 5,500 men. Being his ships the supplies which had been landed at St. Regulus, with the 31st regiment on board, from r i . Bartholomew's for the Venesselean Government, Malta ; they salted on the 4th nits hit the appearances of Ro Baton considered it more prudent not to pursue and FALMoUTII, JULY 9 and 10.--Arrived the Lady tuns displayed before risk an action with s incombered vesssets, particularly Wellington packet with a Mail from Rio Janeiro . be , tot hesitate to advance, 99 his arrival on the Main was ansiously expected, as sailed 10th May, and from Bahia 28th May.-10th ' err $(1, that in twelve days the basis of farther important operation,. Oar lettets the Countess of Chichester fromi Mails from, cot ivies from his point of again allude to the base and coseardly attempts to as. Malta ; sailed Ist June, end Gibraltar 24th . " sassinate Bouvau,which have been so often repeated June. On 25th June, in lat. 36. 17. long. 7. 14. she lame activity he crossed , L: by the Royalists. As we formerly took occasion to passed through a Spanish fleet, consisting of a frigate .',' ' O ,l Mien on the other side notice, sack acts are disgraceful to the usages of civi- and a brig, and 26 merchant ships. Two privateers 7 ably military point. • Used warfare, and must necessarily bring down upon (schooners) then in sight, with blue, white, ad u bias OD e heed of 8000 wanton, 'their perpetrators the execration of mankind. colours dying . — Francis Freeing packet, with Malls ll .11 If retreat, with a view to --oleos— from New York, sailed 7th, and from Halifax 21st ' tilt Plains, presented no other Paris Papers to the llth have been receive d . The Juno. Lady Mary PelhOlD InEket was at New Di efficient toelCiteinterest, Doke Of WELLINGTON's attention seems to be di• York, and the Queensberry packet watt at lislifax when the Francis Freeling left.—Sailed on the 10th, .of srds, and induce them to coded to Spanish affairs. On Wednesday his Grace the Ste Ai amer packet, for Jamaica. Li Ira w from thebasis of their had a conference with the Spanish Minister. The c MI, JULY 7.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Fere o other than thefortress of same day, a Coancit of Ministers was held at St. r et, f ro m plymenth. 2.—The prince of B razils, of et , se be filed his head-quest. Cloud, at which the King presided. Ilia supposed, LEOWIGI JULIE leagues from the city of that the Duke of WELLINGTON, after having visited Hulls P assed with eight payable fish, frees 1. ' this des y Greenland. The Captain thinks the fi shing will be • Ato. The latter, gaining the British capital, will repair to the Congress o f th good in general ; heard of nothing of the discovery i n hi mse lf an d imps , en d Aii.la-Chapelle, to assist the deliberations of the th ships • she caught her fish to the Southward of tube ttion at the idea of having Allied Sovereigns, on the great question of removing 70 t h 4 gree . at to ce, such a spaced country, the European Army from the dominions of France. .....-. si re his camp, and make an The political differences between the sister Courts of The Cicero, Taylor, arrived from the South Seas; it a left the Admiral Berkeley, Captain House, on th 19th ( m uc h) h e came i n Bavaria and Baden appear to have arrived at suc h II Brasil Banks, on the 17th of March , with 1350 le Patriots in the plains of pitch, as to have broken up every species of diplo. barrels of whale and sperm oil, all well. March '2O o flared battle, this OSIOIIIO matic luterceurse between their respective Sovereigns. Spoke the Adventure, Luce, with 680 barrels, ou the , tl The Ambassadors on both sides have been withdrawn. Banks, ail well. S a me day spoke the brig Hannah, retrograde movement, re. 0 dm In this retreat he was The Edict of the late King of WIRTIMIERG, pro. Garden, with 60 barrels of sperm oil, and boiling a t e divisions under Generals hibiting the sending of young men to foreign Univer. right whale the same day, all well. Feb. 7, spells the Nelson, of London, Barnett, Master, silk five ( id Baaix& . The Royalists shies, has been repealed. Prince Boeotian has so ld whales, on the Banks, all well. s sir would have been more his estate of Locedio for 5,000,000 f. It is report. The William, Lantlell , from Tobago to London, a of the Patriots bad not ed, that the Infant of Spaio, Don FRANCIICO DI was lost on the windward coast of St Vincent's, on i lies, which prevented them New, is to marry the daughter of the hereditary the rum 27thsavd May. The crew and about forty pu ncheon s arges. In consequence of Prince of Naples. Count PORTALta, who is sup. of e. 3 as encamped the same night p osed to be char g ed with the negotiation of a new ALASM la THR PATILIoN IN BILIGIIITON. — AII I y, when the latter, availing Concordat between Louts XVIII. and the Pore, alarm of thieves was given on Monday night by the of the night, at ten under. I arrived at Rome on the 22d ult. Great preparations N in es servants in the Pavilion. The patrol and such success that, notwith • were making for the solemn entrance of the newly • military were instantly assembled on the spot, and 4 e the best resistance they were disperse d. s e great appointed Senator of Rome, Prince Caßsll4l. A every measure was adopted to ensure the capture of I any desperadoes who iniebt have ventured on so die- s occasion, that, although levy of 40,000 men is about to take place in the prom an enterprise. No one was found : and it is of the field, he experienced German territories of the Emperor FRANCIs to sup- now supposed, that if any man at all appeared on the I daylight found that some ply the vacancies from furloughs, deaths, and de- leads at Marlborough-boast, and peeped in at the I ting against each other.— anions. windows of the auks, where the timid damsels i wounded In the arm, and l In the Dutch Mails, it is stated that the arrange. reposed (as they assert), it must have been their charms, and not a hope of pillage that attracted him. es soon as h e was informed mint of the differences between Spain and Portugal is The Committee that managed the election of Sir rise his vanguard had ex • in progress at Paris, assisted by the mediation of the L . r ItAtiCit Buatszrr base published a statement of the amemblinE his best troops, Duke of WELLINGTON• espences incurred. They say that the whole cost of .... i.&.. .1....Lua Sfilnents to 1.1951. 16s. Bd.; that one the orders of ny itinin.ter. that neither London, at te. I ~ a ate War-wire place; and !at servant,_ VIM. LEE. • bred by the arishes all York commenced. p ber of prisoners is - Ilan Ro' at the last *Ashley, WEDDING f sesta murder.— , tissue, with hero is one case of ilounciug, a charged with at iminhi family by poison. trimmed wi ent's iding of Yorkshire ornam aged in the hay hat- tissue, line with rich purpose there has dress, and nan. Tbs. crop is diamond cl thered in metiers ilta Ri , and the saving veil pill go far towards sEnca's W silver tisss is deficient crop.— Brussels p he country are very silver shel long contionance of trimmed s rfnif torn, which is , The robe I the ear. trimmed w airy has been go- trimming I with varied weed, brilliant di In consequence, bare . of diamoni r this Election. At lumbers on the gross A letter i—Mr. STANI/ORM , says, 66 ' that there are yet daughters :he Assessor declared ship Yens hey are instances of arr i ve d i n is, that they will be that Mr. 1 ir, in which case ha CURIO owe Mr. STANIVORTII. occurred K has, in the evening baring a I mous multitude of 2116 and sat 1 i Coposittee-room. -- with the i opposite MTIIAIt, lb. Secretary bons of toy, to state, for the . a bait at tcha who have omitted ing from tidies, that it is soca . ' son neat ed to forthwith, which quorum, either of their Office'. briars, w where Annnities ore - sk the lel every description of . meriting don equitable terms.'"' by severs of Premises destroyed gressor, ovine set sou's Address—Fir "do field was 1 pruscs ple!.." rsan " OE try."—( priatilekr." i.