The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-06 00:00:00

THE sTATEsmax. O . Mr. Secretary PEE I. and Mr. O. O'CONNELL. FLIOM THE DUBLIN CORROPONDENT) Yos'erday a Court of Aldermen was Told at which was attended by the Lord Mayor, 12 Aftlerine and Cits Thomas 11, , ilson, Esq. Sheriff Elect, was cared upon to execute bond to take upon himself that office at 11ichaelmas 'seat ; foct not attending, a pre cept was iirdered to be issoed for a Common Hall on Monday next, for the Election of another person in his litencl—and one in the room or William Reyer, E. q . who has paid his fine to be excused serving. Ninety.sia bars of gold, weighing upwards of 14.100 ounces, were sworn off fur exportation. John Holmes, Esq. Deputy Bailiff of the Borough Of Southwark, reported that he had appointed the follotsiog persons to be the Officers of the Court of Requests in and for theiaid Town and Borough, viz.:— CITY IItAINE.S,S. We are authorised to give insertion to the follow ing Letter and Statement, ntising, as we conceive the matter, out of a passagr in a Speech reported in some of the public Papers, to have been spoken by Mr. O'Connell in the Aggregate Meeting of the Ito than Catholics, on Tto.sda ) Inst. The passage al luded to is io the follouiug %mils : " All I ►loll cily of Win (Mr. Peel) by way of parenthe•is, is, that I he wa• prisileeed frAis any ; e uunl , grii.vly traduced ow. 1 said. at the last Meet:ng, in presence of the Nate Takers of the Police, who are paid by him, that he no.. Icio prudent Si) at fuels me in my pre-once. I see the same Police informers here ow, and I authorise th, in carefully to report these my words, that Mr. Peel would not DARE, in my presence, or in any place a here he we' liable to personal account, to ate a siaglo expression derogatory to my interest or my honour." Wm. Blanchard, John Williams, George Henry Adcock. SJsnuel Barrett, John Bartlett, W. Clark, Samuel Bi:by llatton, James Munro, and JohuWhit mee: TO THE EDITOR OP TUE CORRE_sPOYnENT• SIR,—As I feel anxious that an early statement of a recent transaction, in which I have borne a part, should be before the Public, I inclose a Mamoran. Which appointments were approved of and con. firmed by the Court. The inquest of the Ward of Altigate attended with a presentment---after which the Court broke up. dum, to which I have to beg you will give insertion ha your Paper. • I am, Sir, your obedient and humble serTant, CHARLES SAX fON. DOlin, Sept. 1, 1815. MEIIORANDUM. 64 On the morning of Thursday, the 81st of Au gust, I called upon Mr. O'Connell, and informed him, that Mr. Peel having understood that he bad expressed a wish at a public meeting on Tuesday last, that some communication should he made as from him to Mr. Peel—was desirous of learning the purport and terms of _that communication, and that I had waited on him, from Mr. Peel, for the purpose of obtaining them. 46 To this application, after ascertaining that what he should say would not subject him to any conse quences, either of law or Parliamentary privilege, Mr. O'Connell stated the expressions used by him on the occasion referred to, in terms so substantially the same, as those contained in the report of his speech at the public meeting before mentirmed, i t s the Dublin Chronicle, that I was induced to take that paper from my pocket, and read from it that L-NV INTELLIGENCE. • GUILDHALL, Sam 5. SETORIC TUE COMMISSIONERS OP 13 tNKRUPTS4 IN THY MATTER OF MOWBRAY AND CO. BANKERS ) BANKRUPTS.. This was the third meeting for the examination of the bankrupts, aild, for the proving of debts. The number of creditors was immense, they were chiefly persons from the country—they proved to the amount of 150,0001. Mr. MONTAGUE. on the part of the Assignees, objected to any bills being proved, at present, which had the name of Mr. Mason on them, as he only v etat out of the bankrupts' firm in the month of Jane, I Sl3. It did not appear that there had been a deed of disso!ution of partnership. A Mr. Stokes came into the firm the month following, and it did not appear that lie had agreed to be liable for the debts of the old firm. Mr. blowbray was sworn and examined as to those points. Mr. MONTAGUE then contended, that Mr. Mason, who was solvent, was liable to all the bills of the, partnership tloit had his name on them. The'CoUSii6Slo.NEßS.agreed with Mr. Montagne, that Mr. Mason was liable to that extent at least. Mr. MonAnNo then suggested, on the part of i the Bankroks, that, although the time for their ' foal examination had keen enlarged to three weeks longer, they were present, ready and willing to sitidergo any examination that the Commissioners sbight think proper. Ile also suggested on the part of the Assignees, that they thought they would not justified if they did not postpone the examine- tlon, as they had not been able to get such informa-; tlon relatire to the Bankrupts' effects, as the tom. plicate) nature of ouch an extensive Bankruptcy re vire& T!ie COMMISSIONERS observed, they would adjourn , to Friday steinaig'd, and then from day to day. They wished it to be understood, that the postponement did not take place on account of any suspicion being . Attached to the conduct of the Bankrupts, on the con trary, they appeared to be as honourable men as ever were placed in their unfortunate situation. It was highly necessary that every information ought to be acquired that was possible. Mr. Movx tGUE requested if there were any of the country creditors who could throw any light on the Bankrupts' affairs to come forward. He then examin ed Messrs. Mowbray, Shields, and Boa!ton, three of the hankr.ipts, respecting whether t'tey were iodellteta to a charity called Lord Crew's Charity ; they ri,o.ied having any knowledge of the charity, or that they were indebted to any ; on the con. Wiry, that a charity/of a school at Durham, was inde!)ted to them. It came out afterwards that the trimees of Lord Crewe's charity had proved a debt of 7501. under the commission, being notes of the Mtn, which had come casually into their possess. Finn. Tile examination took place at the instance of the Bishop of Durham, who is the visitant of the &rarity. The Learned Counsel then said he was happy to State, for the information of the Trustees of the Zdia lily, as well as for the other creditors, that a very mis taken opinion had gone abroad relative to the asset s and debts of this bankruptcy. He held in his band a statement rendered by the bankrupts to the assig nees ; it appeared from it that the debts of the firm were 6'26,7161. and the assets 594,9161. exclusive of lead mines in the county of Durham, calculated to be worth 251,9141.; but suppose they were worth nothing, these would be only a deficiency of 31.,8001. which, in his opinion s Mr. Mason would be liable Gr.—Adjourned. The price of butchers' meat is a subject which at present engrosses much of the public attention. It is every where enquired why beef and metton should pow he 10.1. per lb. and other meat in proportion, when it is so well know that the feeders in general cannot procure for their fat cuflle a higher price than that whirh they gare"tor their ken. We can statelt a fact, that cattle of every description fit for fond, have of late been sold at a cheaper rite than has been known for, some years; still, however, the de crease of price iu butchers' meat iu general is scarce perceptible. On the night of last Friday se'nnight, a very sin gular event took place near the Feur-mile House, Banbridge-road. A number of persons were on a car, proceeding on the mitt towards Glen. On a sudden one of the party called out that his leg was hurt. On examining the leg, the bone was found broken, as if by a gun-bullet. The wounded man declared that he had felt the stroke, first, like the smart proceedkg from the lash of a whip, but no report of file-arms was heard. There is no other way of accounting, for this strange event, than by ',opposing, that some person had lain in wait with on air-gun, and shad discharged its contents.— (N.:sr,ry Telegraph.) nom rat thithbli' LIZETTE,. SEPT. 5. In the name and on the behalf of his Majesty. GEORGE. P. R. Our and pleasure is, that all French vessels and cargoes that may have been captured or detained by reason of the late declaration of hostiiities against France, on ally voyage to or from Marti. nique or Marseilles, and also all vessels and cargoes captured on a voyage from any French port at which ' the white flag was hoisted at the time when the ves sel sailed from her port of lading, shall be released forthwith, on payment of such espences as have been duly incurred in consequence of such capture or detention. Given at the Palace of Carlton-house, this twenty sixth day of August, one thousand eight hun dred and fifteen, in the fifty-fifth year of our reign. By command of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. in the name and on the be half of his Majesty. (Couutersigard) BATHURST. Foreign-Office, Sept. 5. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma. jesty, to appoint George Shotto Douglas, Esq. to be his Majesty's Secretary of Legation at the Court of Berlin. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent fins also been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Lionel Hervey, Esq. to be his Majesty's Secretary of Legation at the Court of Munich. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Office of Ordnance, Sept. 4. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Brevet Major Willi.ito Power to be Captain, vice J. W. Lloyd, deceased. First-Lieutenant George Frazer to be Second Captain, vice Power. Second Lieutenant Thomas Waikis to be First Lieutenant, •ice P raiser. Medical Establishment for the Military Department of the Ordnance. Reside. t-Surgeon William Roberts to tie A‘Filitant-Surgeon- Ceneral and Deputy Inspector of Ordnance Hospitals, vice Wittman, deceased. Surgeon Samuel Kenning to be Resident-Surgeon, vice Roberts, promoted. Assistant-Surgeon Richard Bitchens to be Surgeon, vice Ken ning, promoted. passage which related to Mr. Peel, remarking to him its similarity with what he had just stated ; to this remark he assented, admitting that it was what he had said. —r— " Upon this, I observed to him, that, as it was BANK RUPTC lES F.N LARGE!). clear his speech alluded to something that had fallen ! A. liftriwbray, G. L,llollingworth, .1. Wetherell, W. Shields, from Mr. Peel in Parliament, I was empowered by , W. Boohoo, had W. It. Stokes, Durham, bankers, from Sept. Mr. Peel to say to him, that there was nothing he : 5 l ,), bad ever said, or that he had seen reported as said by Sep r 7 Be . a? i n 2 d ,..a r t Guildhall. l Id(tnilid.l.Ca l age.gileY ' fruiterers, from Sept. 9 to h him, with respect to Mr. O'Connell, that he did not . Se pt . °. 19, at corn-dealer, frum Sept. 9 to unequivocally avow, and for which he would not 1 bold himself responsible. I BANKRUPTS. I. Orme, sen. I. Orme, en.k and It. Orme, Nottingham, " As Mr. O'Coonsell did not offer any thing di- silversmiths, Sept. 16. le, oct. 17, at the Punch Bowl Inn, Nottingham. Attornies, Messrs. l.ongaud Austin, Gray's Ina ; rectly in answer to this commutoication, but was ~,d Mr . P ercy, N„„,;„ 0 ,,,,„ . " proceeding to comment on Mr. Peel's conduct, on t T. W. Barnes. Water Poppleton, Yorkshire, timber-mer. this occasion, as handsome and gentlemanlike (which i c io ha n nt u s. :o tp i t i a i6 in t n )e ri t i . ie. j l7. t i tt u the t. l i h s ite c li a lr fi t c T er ave ta rn ue . Kin g, . he subsequently repeated, with a desire that his opi- Mewrs j . Ritoon, Dryden. and Robins.to,'Hull. (:hoaxers 1 nion to that effect might be conveyed to Mr. Peel), I i R. Jacking' nod J. Riding, King.ton-npon-111111,4tip.owner , , took occasion to say, that l presumed Mr. Peel ti:ll. lB, At i tta t , i iir. at %tin i rru 's sle t y l , ar H ee t - 1 11" 11 ; " and 's: i tt n l7. l° l 7 ,ge -ti rt im o i n 3- , might expect to hear from him in consequence of the Gray', Imo-sonare. communication he had just received. 1 J. West and 'l'. .1. cnlfiford, Great Winehecter street, In. 19, Oct. 17. at Cnildhall. Actor. " His answer ass , that it certainly was his feel. 11° ,, ie r ni br ' r i . k 7 2 - ! /41)1 Wlltshir . c l2 aLd Bolton, Winehrsier.house, Old ing that a communication from him to Mr. Peel Broad-street. Sept.it. ‘ l v l . , i i t G olt, o ? t r . ee l l; . Le at tn;Le i s i l d a h n i e ii Cannon -, tree (, t ; ,t .. ner sr‘ eha i t 4 l. - ought to follow, but that he must advise with his Al friends; for that, itodeed, the nature of the commit- listun , Han j i eby, and paynt,,n, Freeman's court, Cornhill. nication with which I Was charged seemed to make! DlvrtutiNive. that course necessary. To this observation I replied, ' Sept. 14, 11. Walker, Thurmaston. Leicestershire, dealer that putting together the expressions he had then ac- Oct.. i t L 4, 07 R. frittn i l r ff ur ;, y ptt i s , t i l y e e t r on, ,o l i .at m tc , t r , c hir;, t h h - 4( fi m ct ia . lilluraelra-r -kno w !edged, anti the communication then made to chant, Maidstone, carpenter P - ( 0..t. 28, J. Itird, St. Martin's him from Mr. Peel, the conclusion was easily drawn, lane, cheescaronger-Oct. 21, I. Aguilar, Derooshire.sou.,re, " Oa parting it was settled, that whatever corn- merchant- Se pt ha - i Se tt Pl Se 2 P;. :4 l2 B , i . r l kil r ' alt ". ' u , " ruTtn' . ,_ D ; r ielt s fo h" r r st e ;h t i .s r n e .- . munication Mr. 0 . 001111. II SlilitUld have to make in farmer-Sept. 27, I). Parry, liverpo.,l, inercoant-Oct. 6, .1. Consequence of what hail passed, I might expect to ' Voting,Frmne Selwood, c lothie r -S e pt. Si, G. L aran d on , Margate. wine-merchant-Sept. sit, T. Thomas, Bristol, soap receive at the house of Mr. Ott ley. boiler-Oct. 2, R. Moan and J. H. Marhell, Liverpool. mer. " Mr. Lid ss ell having tallest there, in my absence, c h ants -O ct 5. G. Southeovitte, Bristol, cheese-factor—Oct. 10, to enquire for me, soaring, that he came from Mr. W. e W st h r i ee met t. y ; li i t ir o . s i th S c ti ti e n ld t s, s t e ner n. ch 2 a i nt 7r Sel: , . ar la r: W l 'A l l i d t e ui rto"n " ' O'Connell. and leaving word where he was to he met Gloucestershire, hors-dealer. I . with, I went to his hotel as soon as I received no- i CERTIFICATES-Serr. !G. Lice of his visit, and on being introduced to him, be. D. Bowco, jun. and .1. Hosea, Bristol. oil and colour/n e n - de J nn . a P l u o t ) t u , ry Stok w ed ir e e n t : u n i t m D i e n votrirp a, m n i e ller- s - t E. 11: 1. nn . k st , rer A l l : gnu the conversation, bywcquainting him that I had called, having heard that he bad some communica- Clrrkenwrll, flour-factor-J. Rhodes, Elleanere, Statopshire, tion to make to me from Mr. O'Connell, in conse. butcher-W. Bell, Hortocntle, Litoculn-hire, grocer-W. Deni son, llulstrode-street, merchant-J. Brown, Gracechurcli.strm, quenee of a communication I had made to the latter by Mr. Peel's desire, the particulars of which I be- corn-ractor. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. gag' to state in the terms I had conveyed theta to W. Itawbane and E. Slaney. Fleet-market. oilman—T. — Tr t ewet r e e r rra n i nd J W on G t iles :d.c e e ttip a tag ii lly J orn v be er . r r s tet r; sw i e ir cabinet-coal. Mr. O'Connell, and had proceeded so far as to re peat the words in which Mr. Peel avowed whatever Crowther, and C. G. Battey, Orem Yarmouth, millers-A. G. expressions had been used by him in Parliament ; Kll,K, A r foit. carter. : n t : o d .I. ll S . Lewis, si of id ß;isg ie. p ß ru ri v it i o si r l e - a f ra z en when I was interrupted by Mr. Lidwell, desiring ha ws7reorseu- C . R. Harris, of Lis id. 'nem . La i rs r the first instance to speak, as he came from Mr. —E. LT*1141.114 A. Evan', of Birmingham, confectioners -11. b ay i ng b een f li ng ez ire J. , J b e ra ti . to a t k i, er J ;( l ,o .:T a r r y as , and It . { Vanes . % t V , a ie ra sa et i , d S i t t ok i e c •Staf. O'Connell, and to inform me that, Keys) - - made acquainted by Mr. O'Connell (who, he sub. it. Hazard, T. Berne, T. C. Warner, nod E. Warner, jurth - e sequently added, had placed himself in his hands) Royal Exchange, Lottery ornee-lteepersoo Waseca:terra, the said idZ i . r V e . igi Tl art;;;r is a w nl F. ,,, W a trrt, i ten.A— m t ie S r ti . ll . , d lt. j o;:i i . er a c nd with what had passed between him and myself that morning, he had called en me, not from a conviction, Birmiogh on, torto ...shell-hos-makers-R. nutty and 1.. C. that any communication from Mr. O'Connell to Mr. Barnett, Nottingham. lace-tannucacturers—S. chrism and M. L . flounopsoo, Oxfurd.street, dealers is ready-made lin ers . ; I Peel was necessary, but lest my conversation w i t h Mr. O'Connell should have led me to expect a hostile t • message, which, it was Mr. Lidwell's opinion that : Monday evening a man of gentlemanly appearance Mr. O'Connell was not called upon by the circetn- 1 went into the Sun Hotel, in Shireslatte, and with a n stances to make. assumed air of consequence ordeited coffee for two; Ice was shewtt into the pailoor, where coffee was in goodMr. Lidwell followed up this statement with a atonal) , served up, and paid for on deliverr ; in a deal of his own reasoning on the matter, which I do not consider it necessary to relate, as it did couple of minutes after the ssaiter left the room the' gentleman followed him, and going to the b ar , ex not go in the least degree to remove the conclusion pressed much surprise at what detoined the Ind} he that Mr. Peel was to expect no communication from Mr. O'Connell. expected; he valked to the door to see if she was " Dublin, Sept. I, 1815. " CHARLES SAXTON." coming, noised with the crowd, which was then very great, and although he was immediately followed he Yesterday an inquest was held at the Crooked nil. was lost sight of, having taken with him a silver col let, near St. Clement's church, on the body of Mr, fee pot, silver milk pot, sugar ba.ito, tongs, a n d tea s , Joseph Waller, wine and brandy-merchant, of Lead- spoons, anal has not since been heard of. enhallsstreet. It appeared, on the evidence of Mr. ; Another installer, lass occurred in Lanarkshire of John Evans, that the deceased came on horseback to a man charged with the murder of his wife. The that house 00 the preceding evening, and being on present subject is a tailor at Lanark Cotton Mills. business, he alighted, and came inside the bar and sat He has been apprehended and lodged i n prison, on down on a chair; he said he was caught in a shower, suspicion of accomplishing the diabolical crime by and found himself rather c hilly ; w itness observed poison. The unfortunate woman' was molt throe him grow pale, and asked him if be found himself un- days before delivered of a fine healthy Child, RA well, but the deceased made no answer; witness was fast recovering. when she was seized with the , ORS at tea, but the f a t a l ill ness I t called clown Mr. Gillham, who °a tae cacoomstator es a ~ kid, is Lo t rd e d deceased was apparently d ea d. M r . Radnor, of Son.- , the inference of the murder. They had lived f, r rey;street, and Mr. Richard, of the Strand, surgeons, • sometime past on very had terms. Site w:,s a v e ry were immediately sent for and came, but the de. pretty and atotinhle wetnnit, anti has heft fo.ir or (i . iie t e as ed was beyond recovery, hating breathed his last. children. Tho manner of her i!eaths has 0. t• at io . lie d Verdict—Died by the ris'latiun of GA. I S great sensation i n I;.at pare t.:f the country, PO I.ICP. HATTON-G 11111/EV.-1"..c/et Iv, brought up by George Wo d, officer, f. , r lion, being charged with having com m itt e d a assault upon Sarah Sniith, his wife, on Mends ) i rg last, about nine in their apart No. 3, Ray-street, Clet hettea-41, by loal; with a poker on the head, and Oing desperate wounds. Mr. Sheppa r d, aurgso attended upon the wife, sail she was itt so dal a state from ill w (mods, that he could not in r her to be out of danger; the Plisoil-r was, fore, committ ,, d to be brought up sg: ,;„ state of the unfortunate wolitats shall he as c a,, M ARLBO ROUG 11-ST It EET• - Eleanor Ilelbo was yesterday charged with robbing a foiei t the name of Serte, of his gold w 4 4. 1 1 ., gold seals, two gold rings, and other ttialt, the evening of Wednesday last. It ippi.g re , on the evniting in question, the lives in Dover-street, passiog along t ~, dour-street, next to Pi iiices-street, uoc," o'clock, was accosted by the Prisoner, sill, lie was perfectly familiar with. hosing sttea qoently about the same spot. She requested Prosecutor sixpence, when the Prosecutor gai a shilling. She bad the address in the gamin I deprive the Prosecutor of his watch altlthe ponying trinkets, and to get off with lt. r secutor discovered bis loss when it was ate 11l went home that night, and the nest month munieated the loss lie had sustained to a Mr. by whose advice he advertised it. lie (lid at that office till yesterday, when Jeffrey a, cer, having received a description of the peru, the Prisoner, went to the place where the was committed, and the Prisoner ems appre! He was positive the Prisoner at the bar was robbed him. The Prisoner, nn being called on to slate I t had to say, protested her ismocencP, en,l ti Was not even in the street on the evening in q Committed for re-examination on Siturtia ) , GUILDHALL.—On Tuesday no less than forty indi of both sexes, were brought up, charged with reloolie4. tneanours, tosaults, &c. ounainitted in or about the reel. Bartholomew Fair. The Magistrate (Alderman JOSHUA JOICATNAN SMITH' fore lee entered into the examination of tier Prisoners. necessary to state that, in common with his brother Ntai he felt concerned that the list of accused persons shim consisted of so large a number as it had, at least tweinj Monday, and that no Alderman was in at endatice to int Rate their several cases. He was well aware that. heside unfortunate condition of those who were kept in confiaewect, and that confinement increased by suspense, there r merinos individuals in public capucilies whose time . mare or less infringed opium by such interruption. The however, he said was wholly attriloitable to the obc•n re Continent of Sir C. S. Hun er who e week of vini sif sod the previous, engagements of other Ninirtratr.. self he thought a want of punclu tlity in this particsk incompatible with the d fly ()fa Magisir:te, and he legg e d no occurrence should roe a gain t uke Between twenty and thirty I w-on, were then min i o n charges of felony and larc•my in the neightwotrlmod nt loniew Fair, in the conesr o f the three past days: the' of which was the principal . rate: — Thomas Robinson. It iintori 0000 *thief. and reengts'arl animal mi,rauder. during the carni val t Smithfield, ;vast with robbing a Gentleman named remit:it. of Ps pock , containing hank woes amt papers to a cousi•lerahle firown and hla;hews, the city officers. deposed, that turday evening, when taking theft rounds in the fair. t served the Prowler whom they well knew. follow the color through every turninl for nearly an boor Dori time he made several attempt.: upon the pet , Otst of tithe, vititial*, as well as the Prosecutor, but failed. At Ise lousing through an immense crowd of people, be on coat skirt of the Prosecutor tip, and drew nom hi. iu - the property in question. lie was, however, seized, when he threw the pocket hook upon the (rot, the whole of the property was 14 altered about. Tts, It; was completely picked up in safety, notwit'astandiut, Prisoner had a companion near at hand. lie was folly committed for nial. LICliNi riot's frATENSION OF Tilt.; FA!' Magistrate observed, that be as well as tithes, pain noticed, that instead of this /treat Insh o re mtisaiter irsolled by show whose duty it was to cheek the e• evil, for several years an .'manful aunt disgracefol est bad taken place. The limits of the ancient onimilariev fair hid been transgressed, and it ii-.w• ..,tended :Welt on. ral of the adjoining streets bevot.d SlllSClfielti. Hr parti noticed its spreading establishment in -t. .lo'in street ao side, arid nearly half way down the I) d Under an the cirettowlances, he felt it bit Imootstleo dots a meeting of the Ala.istrates, and to demand the attend' , the two City blarsliiils, and the Clerk of the market nem , occasion, to require of them an explanation sir the inii•trm and to remove Sul 611111 anti iiiirareitti tw ewe, naehmeat a' the !trove and morals of the public. The worthy Mir then appointed a meeting for the purpose in question. To T. TAYLOR EA. No. 9, New Bridge-street, Lunde,. DltAlt FEEL it a duty inenmbent upon me to 5,411 of the very greot rt rytritiordinary rare eeived from your ihralantote Medieme, LEAK L'S P. , PILLS About two years ago I was 'smirked wit:. n V. ner order, which I treaUal talthrr for.seme 11.0 di.eisr at length spreadio4 all over or. b.)11). I isas apple to the most eminent of the Farah y. ts, I•srir afforded only temporary I . cl:cf. I vsent Ilirtmet sort of solis.diAn, nod from heave rather of a ear ilk. 1 ha reduc, d to o mere 'Arleta.. 'l'ne Hirers that sp:e•id my limbs teniterril me 1 complete object, t o .Icti deltaired of my teener... %% hen 1•r r 05.1.• to 111. •;4a considered death 1- i estiahl.• ; n rrlatinn of l i, mentimt upon the Itl.ioy ton,e in )0147 . , your was it:dined :n tr . % a bib% ..t :heat, which 1 it...of:ld • • lieved met. and by perscreriug for Iwo or rt""l' fell log your di rect j ot ,. ; • v yr/Morel, the ttttt .t no, Otte relomultio lvo m iron, the son-s now. thane Gad, pert -01 s , *nil $4.1:4 epoil Pi. doubt not !Mt IMW noire font. NN high I Ilea' cf1u0. , 14- 4,1441i4i; my lot:Iti in it. nri s i .31 slam. nisi. tbs. ttt heartf•lt Evisli!utie ohm I ftl . ...*TP oaf, b•t, Your much o:44 -yd milatt•le s errant. IviLLtasi rtEry nexlcgaiv, Alattehester. Jel‘ I. P. S. For the ;midi,- benefit I do not Ai... t to It:' brine puh!i-lied. hot Lois e y.ia s.) aet .0 your o.l* belts Mem s on :1 tlietnie. Pruored nod he the sole Peoptiepow room tuk: bon, Mend), s the lio.al t7.41e,0e of Snraeow. I 01 sio'ir New N.lAae sheet. *Am.?, arm mom to•lsiroer for okbrr Shari thirtv-sit ye:tn., to prima' , r!illuir directed to she ta l e *1 Veo .11eoi i. , elslert•l 111 Ilre parts of i ike,mt.„ o 411 boa, tex t, wit.; viuluhlr s errev whirl u.ro i.f' their l .r+dr-ei•hoot l. observe, airy Garter ineiniselves the advice awl :wishing' traleitou 1% 11.1tssinisier, taken : , be esteemed by n diserrninz is au !Avant i : ;r sei be obtained, and void of ronlOgai.y. A4O sold, I) their nispoinstsi.ot, for the ermwerienre. livbyt at a di-tite••e, at Perfarm•Cs. 3S, S.. ‘lh.'" the 'n .v shop, mi. (ordo3r.ot I gr. roiteler, No. 7. el-1.611; and by it ,:ert , es rot si , teri,b!e loot: I. 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