The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-30 00:00:00

• .. • ..1 . 1‘ . .". .• •' - " ' - ~;,... . • , „. . . . . . . .- . . . • .. a.- . --;• • . . ..,7, ...4. . . • , • . ME STATINIMAN .. . . aszacaram•ca=ai w iz...... . . - - . - . , • ' # ''' 1 j ili.„ •••N05.== 62112Mirgi.g2G 4e9t 21 ; 1 * 11;:21166116;;;;512. ' V I Trade, appear to have furnished subjects te s , t u se iwietts • ••••• NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. '. " - ' • '.` • . MARITIME RIGHTS. and projets, and protetts, but for nothing else., A mong -. -•'' li__- .iAllnens ' • is - .-411.-- ItlCtl f riflON;44))/E) MELV/LLE. ~.i . , ~---- ' • • ' •,•. Such a heterogeneous mass of subjeots, and p ro t on _ DEAL, Dr.c.22..--.Arrtved stew merchaaemest from the Wen. - - • . . TT 111. *'''.., .4 1 sions to power and principles Of justice, it was not ward,,aad proceeded for the Rimier, DEW not known. • a•,. • • -..e...... Mt . ta . csik‘ • ,„ ~ • , surprising after all that theequestion of maritime ' Powr s morra, Dac229.- Arr i ve d his Majesty's skip Pi o , m , Raving seen a cheater letter from Lord Paimentan ' „,„7 6 T, l l. ET! -, . , THE . tilit PF IITATt3Mirf. . ':.. 1,.. • 1 §A, ,t t-recalm:egeewiafjoeuhalteadlanduttharsodltraitlssoisa,s,ibriepewzesiel4,6s.fer_titeAniNweigme; e n t) es e s le th i e kr p m r ( n - c a e gents; stating 4 4 that kin _Royal Iligh- Mr. Etstziss,-.4tomte told, that the foul ham • right should fiud speculators . But, right or wrong, Regent bad been graciously pleased said in his ,Mart 'there is no Vow. The wise men the subject has been very ill settled by the Peace, frigate will tertaiairsait ia die morn* for the Gee and Ingle to take into consideration the losses of the officers of • would not be likely to say this, because a' lilt% re. . the necessary Peace', that has closed this disastrous - - ' i las Majesty :a army by the *unfavourable rate of es- . ffecAion oa what lie sees Weald conriuce him of the • should the wind be foie. !".hange during their captivity ..,,4 Ind most onneeessary war. - Pi.vstotern, Dec. 0.-I-Arrived the R anger , f m a ra m eoka in France, and had existence of lofinite Power ha the formation andpre- • , -........-. to Belfast ; Ocean, free Finland, 'with timber; FseiliVillwi4,. - - ed these losses with respect to their pay to be sersition or: the .IJniverse. -Bet power alone al Mt up to them," it caOnot be deemed improper to niftiest! to. prove, the Sisietenrs - efts QO 4l - Pd4fle We give as imp% a report as our limits will per- • from Reehelle, with brandy and wine ' the + Seld te your Lordship's . iii Indefatigable, ,it of e proceedings of the Meeting bald yester- 8 - p pnug, metope, William, and Mary colliers, from Sander.' thetervice over which recollection . the officers of • must - b mbieed with ' ood iess-else :the paid . . ~gp. Ur lAordship presides, and 'might b e ! tlrepioduCtion. of g an l ontaipoteat DOW : 7 -..- •- • ' . lend; IF.olnS, from Newcastk; ashy in. rouge Yard, to conside; of petiticsiting Par- Elizabeth, from Leaden ; and ; who stand in_ the sable predicament . . . . liament against, the renewal of the Property Tax.- 'Dove, from Bristol. I wish, Mr-Anti* to;famae thestsgement laihosit i Certaiuly, my Loot,. no reason can 'be assigned for the least offence- tot the most . scrO 19 ,.. If . 0 . igal-C 4 --- - Now that Peace it signed wi th America, and we are FALMOUTH, DEC. 41 .- Arrived the Wellington packet, "ilk the coos-extension of his Royal IT ' boost ' s bounty to . wish irs:Oli„apy..Tee der of..ibtr.,,,•hir j elt defscript is-- • • c o ld universal tranquillity has been restored by the A Mail from Malta, last from Gibraizar, in ei g ht days ; I wo his Majesty's &MASI Naval serves...li, d o les it be . su p ° "eg.the,•werld. had kaki ,ske .creatiant of 'in the futile one founded , on that slitiminable Chinese omnipetent Vevil-instead of ,a just a n d !needful-awe • valour, foresight, &c. of Great Britain and its Risk - .1190Psof war , names unknown; brig Landrake, from aroma , cant, Porto Rico, with loss of topmast; brig pliancy, free Ali- . 11 . v - • ' an aim "ft is Oa - t dfC custom of the serulce" -would it uot, in that case, barebtlea, agreeable to •' • ' ' Asters, there can be Ind just pretence for keeping up . . , cant, in 27 days. ' axiom, which, eistkyour Lordship ' s Administration such *creator to fiud his creatut•es pronto to sets of • war tax, sod. one so truly grievous as this. But the • ,_,' ' had barred all ' loration in the Navy •on the other rapine -aid violence ? ' Would. he -not isase .beets grit. . . • ~, hand, my 1., , power' ut reasotm can be advanced in titled iv ; are them discard all rules of justice mod • • '' necessity o n the part of the country of Continuing w EYKOTII, DEC. 29. -The French brig whin WES 41.1.0011 oa shore near Portland, was got off hut sighs. "du new at / support of heclalm of the Naval Alien. And first, equity,: sod particularly that golden role which , to expreSS ita decided opinion and wishes in this re- ant hut brtween the ~land of Portland and this Port. Dcc. 29Royal George, Closeesi privations caused by . lipect,-is still forcibly evident from the known con- i s your Lordship must be aware that In the, scale of commands ' non to do , unto others as- they 1 1691 4 11 ..ARIVICII, .-Arrived the the loss on etthinge,• • duct of those in Administration, and particularly • Naval be done polo? And would it not have delighted . • ~ witb•wheat, yarn, &c. from Pinata, bound to Loodoo. •. Otficen of equal rank, from the comPereltheinall. extreme '1 h ' ' .ec a.. . •• of the , : .I.leseerse ..teo . from the prevailing understanding that it is the de- Royal Grorge is the ft I• n ) ship supposed to have arrived fr , MISS of Their pay, suffered much more severely than , fi nd mastrid set up the- " 1. 'VW " 'might cons* . .• 'sign of these Ministers.to propose a new Property the Baltic, Which sailed on the Ist of Novetobei; tap" C . Officers of the Army. Secondly,• your Lordship lutes right." ........ ; .?. -. . • - 'or '. Tax, - of smaller amount than . the present, but poses many ships must be lost from the great quaatity of wrec 1 deubtlesi knows alit Officers of the Army taken . Now U • • I ,hie, as I . ' !1. ,_. . .411 J. last better, le -- ••• • which may grow, .if the root is not eitirpated, he pasted on his homeward-bound pafrage. Ile had bee. thee. prisoners, no matter' kw receive a very adequate the principle upon which . :7 1 1* t 'tit' k.,IMOas to an Upas 'of destruction, equal to that which is .. times on the lies coast, add blowwbaelt to Itilfbay.-Arr -.0 2 effects , 110wance for the Tois of their while the i Rights, we arepleased toren, theM, art founded ; and, ac.. - - • rived the Frreim .artiet sw is i g ; , lama I, from Cu 'haven. The custom of the service admits-of no such remuneration' . ' wow ermine; forth scut pestilential influence. To • • cording to this it bewish ' ' rule, seems to. our' to ge. • Naval Officers,. however meritorious tney be the • - triesta wits a .grueral cargo, from Loads's, for Ameterdam, ' to Tern the ocean-in short, half the world. Its thie, • ...' 4 R., 's say that the Meeting was numerous and respectable , • ' , ' w• I was thisdav towed into our port by anthills" smack with the mariner of their capture . , . attempt we shall miscarry,,. I, ash positiee-and the •"' .- would be superfluous ; the names of the Speakers , • ' I Thirdly, the 'officers of the Army, • loss of avdder, keel and Mast. beam, anchor and Cable, and we understand , • reason lam positive • .•• so is, becau s e I firmly' believe ,• ' ' show into what able hands the business devolved; and 4 ;In part founded their claim on the fact, that they had that the world is not governed by an .omnipotent .. ' • ~other d e range.-The Three Brothers of Hantbargh, from Ike • ~ the Speeches and Resolutions, whilst they evince the• cap tivity 1 llpaid I during their at us •. ,y ncome Tax up- I D ev il, but Is 4 4. Being that unites omnipotence with • •.• -;•- i Baltic to 11 soleness , is totally * , lost on the Loodhod, two of on the nominal amount of their pay, though theloss ' justice . • • . - is my fists belief ; and consistent l , : eloquence' and the enanimity which characterised ' the crew drowned.L . -krrived the Prince of Grano and Lord, on exchange reduced it from twenty to thirty per thereat' , • ..4, ion is, that had thaws ' ' '''*'' Marithreb - '• " - this assembly of true patriot', leave us but little to i Nelson Priehrt%, with mail from Holland; Eul Leicester cent.; but this claim is still more strong on the part of , Ri g hts .' . . -on justice iustead of might-hall * * add on the subject which engaged their . attention.- I packet , with a Mail, from Cu shaven. the Navy, who genetully suffered much longer under I t e i st i l. ., .. ~.., appiness of usarik' Ito he 10( , t en- I • ' We are much mistaken if.the •Coaecer.r.oe of the i - the evils of captivity. As a last reason , my Lord, . i a of emu industry, and the peaceable Arrived off Portsmouth the Suran, Collingwood,• • 'EXCIIEQUeis will feel it his duty to stand forward! ,hut which ought to have little weight with a jest use traffic of neutral natioes-had this been the case, -•••• from Bengal. . • . • .and propose his daring project of renewing, in any • beral Government, it may be observed thilt/the they would have serceeded, have become rem. The John, Smith:, from Berman , Bremen wend to Shields number of Naval O ffi cers is very trifling, is cosepa- nently established like a foundation upon Pe ' *. a reek s , shape, this berthen of sorrow, after such an ; and London, was in Leith Roads the Wth inst. risen with those of the Army, entitled to remuueras like, ip short, the Christian Church Itself , of t 3 •. • expose of the sentiments ef the most intelligent The.Chorlotte, Duckling, bound to St. Croix, that . ' • lon, and consequently the sum necessary for this we are told that the powers of hell shall 9 not p • ~,-: • and independent among the British People. . lost her foremast and bowsprit at Fatmeoth , has re- porpose is insignificant, certainly not exceeding sor against it. This, lam bold to say, wou ld el t= ' •'''''• - ' Sir Passim Bosom was unable to attend, for a ' fitted and sailed under convoy of the Steiftsure, as moot. been the case, had the. principles of these pre, ~..4 :• • reason given in his letter to the Meeting, which we Per letter from the Captain. The Navy, my Lord, have a right to hope that all ; rights emanated from the pure and genuine priocipttm '-'-e• I The Jenny, O'Neil, from Clyde to Jamaica, is on thoie strong claims will be su ffi cient to do away, in lof Christianity. But thought eerily believe that the • ••"-.'.' • insert; but that steady and enlightened friend of the shore on the Island of Bute. ' this instance at least, that' galling distinction of be- I present pretensions will never succeed ; though my Constitution, Major Cserweraux, and the other The Midd lese x, Bar clay, booed to Jamaica, is on Refits which has so to l marked the two services, firm o pi n ion is, that an y Government which may • Gentlemen who spoke on the occasion, made amends -shore in the Clyde. t and which has disgraced the Government more than attempt to.act upon them will only reap disgrace . • 1 and disa intment Sr tlt he absence of their worthy Representative. • The Minerva, Define, from Biorneberg, is lost in has the suffering Navy. , ppo, instead of commercial aggran-. It is supposed the American contest added two Loch- Evnois ; cargo saver I know, my Lord, that it is the intention of the disement and monopoly, yet I will not ray that such The tornwalks star t , Petersburg to London, Naval O ffi cers late in captivity, to memorial the ,an attempt may not do a great deal of mischief in I -•- ,•-J • millions a 1;nonllt to our outioings. This sum . 1 1 . • run on shore on the Black Whims, near Shields, Board of Admiralty en this subject ; but it would be I world. Indeed, I apprehend that it will do - -... would' give twenty-four millions - in the year. ~ , saved, . •on Sunday -- cargo wilt be saved. much more grateful to their feelings to find them. I mischief. Whatever thuds to confound' right with •• .• • The produce Of the Property Tax Is about fourteen • I salve" spontaneously recollected by the Government, wrong, and to weaken that ',enema.), . for justlee .•'.• i millions. Assuming then that both of these sources ; I end . to your Lordship they look up for this act .which which atautsista•allerloSs framb.caaseleate; whatever FVRENCit AND Co.-We fee great pleasure in an- • fit' grievance are done away with, what ought not to nouncing, that a verdict in favour of this Firm bee of vatic,. In conclusion permit me, my Lord,. to contributes to bring the public mind into this hardenelii i I 'be the comparative ease afforded ! been the result of the six days' trial in the King's • tunit it el offered of at- my; that it liapproppar y 6 P and depraved Mae must necessarilyoccasi?o,much.misi. .- • • • ,• • , - Bench.- ( Dublin Evening Post.) tieetthe seat talent Lordship's merited naval popu- " chief,. NOw, ie.my mind, Mr. EDITOR, nothing heel • ' - that might constitutes right. There iron - , The Chatham, of 7-1 guns (built in memory of the At eleven o'clock this morning the Western Mails laraS• ...,.. ...,,,,-. greeter tendency to produce this depravity than the IVAicheren expedition) , is orde red to he manned ,'- h ad not arrivatLat the Past-Office. A LIBUTSIOIXT_OF THE NAVY . , doctrine . Tea years a Prison's' ' •• ' and. will, ifiritupPosed, be sent to America, to 1 The principle of the Prussian acid which oda- - . a time, ,I confess, when the longest sward wee • : . . • iirrstigtlien the pfeparations for that extended system i sioned the death of the chemist at Vienna, as•taes. ' ••• 0: ..-. ',,_"' :*-..0118-ICRPPATIONS -, ... supposed to convey the best title, not only to king- ~.., , ; -• of warfare, which must take place - if the PRESIDENT I tioned in a late paper, ezistsin the leaves of the peach MADE • I att° A THREE MONTHS' RESIDENCE. donut and principalities, but even -to the. estates of • 1 • ,'should delay the ratification of.the Treaty. i tret, th e wild laurel, the almond, and most of the •-, . ". IN PARIS. 0( Barons, and others of inferior degree. There was . --Sno- 1 a time when every bold adventurer, who could bead '• • ' ' Two tharriages are in contemplation-that of the • fruits with kernels. The late Doke CHARLES of •" •, - • ' Archduke Cuanum of Ausritta with the Arch- Lorraine had well nigh lost his life by swallowing a My last sitwerrations related to the, gambling- himself a strong castle, might become a puissant +duchess Catisaatisc of Russia, and that of the Here- few drops of eau de noyau too highly impregnated. houses. l'hey are to be found in all parts of Paris, ° chief, and tee) , contributions on peaceable merchants '•• ' ditary Prince of WIITEMBsat) with the Duchess of Every body knows how dangerous it is to chew the i but the greater number are in the Palais Royal. In and travellers. •In those times wars were not car- , Ocesseno. leaves of the wild law!. The odorous principle of !a large suite of apartments , opening to its whole ex- 'rind on between sovereign princes solely, but between • There is a report that ,the towns of Cracow the Prussian acid is or the same nature, and a email , I tent, you tom from three to six tables ; on these the ,lauded proprietors, • 'and Thorn are both to be declared free towns. 'They quantity of it inhale d when the acid i s i n t h e state o f , games of Rouge et Noir, Rouiktte, and Dice, S a sort 'by judicial combat. Those times were celled the ' were formerly included in the lianseatic Towns, and gas, is sufficient to produce death, without canto'. of hazard, are constantly played. , r ages, At these tables dark and with great propriety; for surely it is said to be determined that they shall he made sioas, in a few seconds. A tea.spoonial of water the lowest stake remised is two francs, and from nothing proves so much a Vete of . ignorance soot ' a i i 'lnd n otions of r ht.and set up to the whole modal darkness snd st n right ri . Tree. This would materially affect the commerce of or spirits, impregnated with a sma ll q uantit y of this 1 this swot any Perin!. : 04 1 Dantzic. acid, will kill the largest dog. •It is believed that . 1 amount on the table s which is usually very con. eptsig. , When violence obtained more than a gene. 1 : A .-• In letters by the Hamburgh Mail we have Sc- .SCHEELE, who died suddenly while engaged in some' sid.rable. If any tee is desirous to play fora eel, toleration, when it was even applauded ; when 1' • is t. of a violent storm, during which several new experiments upon Prussia acid, was affected by I still larger sums one of the Directors of the warfare was adopted as the means of plunder,naiet . , .. ), 1 , , -. 'Annals Sank is consulted, - and the sum is instantly i, the same brutal forte that fi rst did the wrong issi • , trading ships were driven on shore, both on the Swe- its deleterious quality.. •; , dish coast and the coast of Jutland. The letters A. most melancholy circumstance occurred on Mon.. tent for- The various Banks have always half' permitt ed to justify it by combat in eCourt of Lawi t . . s "froes'the Rtissian capital inform us that the Exchange day se'nnight, near the Castletown of Braemar, a million sterling at cammand. At each table there there could hardly exist among the people a proper . • I are six persons, constantly employed in turning the . sense of justice. Well may we say, that le that age the .‘ - , • was sloirls cre ep in g up, and that on. 9th inst. it was Aberdeenshire. A man of the name of M'Kenzte, i . . . . wheel, dealing the cards, and paying and receiving . principle was felt) , established which the adviioatei.4 ... I at 11 11-10.01 . • ~. in attempting to wade through the river Dee, carry- I , .• • Fatted et 'a letter from Elsineur, Dec. 20.- ing another on his back, whose name was Alezauder I money ; those persons are paid by the Directors of the ~for maritime rights are now anxions.to inculcate, eed' •.): ~,.. i " The frigate froth St. Croix, I noticed io my last, Charles, were both unfortunately drowned. When • Banks. ncrrned s tator it is curious that mi . & did in those days, coostitale right. feeth To an unco pec , . , , •to contrast the unruffled coolness and habitual phlegm . was the estate and condit i on of- Europe in tlsfs idlt4 .. ' • 4 as rtported to be on shore on the Scaw Reef, is now they had nearly got across, a large sheet of ice came , with , . .. , of those persons, i the ever-tarying passions of 14th, and .15th centuries,. Omagh a vast differences confirmed to be totally lost, which apparently ill w--- with such rapidity as swept them both down the, It - those who are playing-while hope, fear, joy, and prevailed with regard to different countries. Te eorneovisat detain the new Danish Governor from tak- current. The body of the latter was found two days to the despair, rise In maddening succession on the features , state of society „fa England , owing excellence ` ' , • jog possession of , the Island, and conse q uently leave after, at which time the former was still missing. ''• - - the produce so much longer in the English market." - The Chairmen of the different market rooms le ud the freedom of our ancient iostitutions was muck of the players, the conductors of the, game.sit per- a , . r s rendered them callous to the - superior to that upon the Continent. This dietince Some additional letters were delivered from the Reading;•and other market towns In Berkshire, have feetlY calm ; behit ha ' • 1 effect of chance, and they have been so long scene - i ben is so marked, and t h e cause from whence it pro. .'" • • Pest O ffi ce yesterday, from Bermuda. They are te .been called upon to obtain signatures to a petition to , touted to behold the ruin of others, . . that it fails tp ° tooted . so obvious and indisputable, as welt as SO ~.. • then tat. and from ahem we learn that the eepr- Parliament, stating the present situation of the agri- excite in them even the smallest evidence of sympar _highly honourable to our couotry, that I4roas.l ilia 4 Oil' from Falmouth and Cork, which were destined • 1 tons cultural interest, in cousequence of the facility with I thy • while from losing gamesters, strange curses: give great pleasure to every tree friend of -genuine ;to New Orleans, did not touch at that Island as was 'which foreign corn and flour is allowed to be import- t s . . . -0 and execrations are momentarily heard, no sound ' constitutiona l liberty inpointipg it out. Ido nee seepected, but proceeded directly for the hlississippi. ad into sthit kingdom, and for the discontinuance of ever escapes the conductors, except that which is Alden to assert, that the Eroglish nation escaped all. • • Admiral Coczuuno, with such forces as he could 'the Property Tax, at the time originally appointed. Li.. made by drawing in the money won, or by &ware/ . ceetamination from the general corruption of . that • -collect, had set sail to join them. . VETERAN Waeltioas.-We lately mentioned .o. , • . out that which is d u et o successful adventurers , ape- ale • but I mean to say, that there was -a ..permerfid The French character is, in the opinion of Boris,- death of DILLIES WlLEcnore, aged 104, supposed i . rations which they perform Stith equal indifference. corrediaa of this deleterious poison in age free. en. i' "• F ARTS , very fi ckle. .Somebody told him his statue • to be the last of the warriors who - fought with Prince , , At one moment you see a man eater the room with a ' oual Parliaments, where an 440114 se*C4gularly • •-' was ta ' ken down from the grand pillar-" Well," Cuatti.rs in the year 1745. By the following letter ; - ; . said he, " and what hare they put up in its stead ?" we still perceive that there is still in life, and well, ,re.wNapoleon. • only, and quit it the next, loaded :roads into ill manner of sarongs and abuses,. and 1 h i e with wealth. On the contrary, you, perhaps, see , every grievance redressed ;- in eider, says Aseep" The person to whom he spoke, answered, " the ! another of the warriors who fought in the memora • a man sit down with a fortune, and shortly after 1 HORNE ko-the, 41firro . ur, " that the people might live - Baurbon'tleg."-4' They ought," said he, "to have i battle of Culloden, 1745 :-" There is new living i n ... with rise nothing but despair. In short, the scene; after the lazes of . cop, might be kept from. offences, , • put up a weathercock." Perth, the lion. Mr. NAIRN, youngest son of the • is a horrible one ; but that which is the most dis...i and lire in quiet, and have rigfit done them isy car. The FAT! of- Menu has transmitted from Cal. ..late Lord NAInN, who was at the battle of Celloden, ! • gusting pert of the system is the admission of ladies : fain urogp,s and mound joodgments:;' •C. 1. si.•2ls-i , eep% ID die Dublin Society, a considerable quantity " an d with whom I am personally acquainted ; be is ; . of i _ . some ... hose tables. To sae a. woman playing i "poetic couipiled his. buck from the Saxon, le the of binsboo seed, which, it l's said, will prove .highly _about 90 eats of age, in good health, and one of the to , I have (I have seen 20 at a tlnm), it.joung, and'elegaet, 1 heginning ,of the 14th reality ; and we evidintp • , -congenial to the climate of the, „southern parts • ses f ; nest looking venerable old gentlemen that • and beautiful woman ;' that , beauty distoited by pas. i see from it that darkems-disl r ust -cover oor 1eed,;..... 1 -. [reload ; it is a singular fact, that the seed has not liver beheld." S - Moho of sion ; to . ea her deficatefriiie racked. and tortured' The light 'of Christianity . beamed in thine. oas • c . • becit' proiturable in India for above half a erten' EPISCOPAL ANECDOTE.-TupwAs Raw, p ! the and . to ..,o. _;omit as9enc . ~ _ . _ " , . until the last year. • • Ferns, in Ireland, rebuilt the palace of that phice, ,by alternate i teence, of kope fear; nu x Dhotis Pirates • , ng aSO thieepa ber A wife and Molloel•'•io omagioe Tier own end lioese tells ue 'ln the same section., it yea Am. • A boot and shoemaker residing in Be"Moadiael- and finding, ere it was finished, that he shoeld not , her _, ~ . no'welfare f chit- d • d 44 •' ' b band's honour a the -o her eine that tqratioss at outrageous t o ordssinsold kiso ~ 1 *ion -street, a staunch disciple of JOANNA SOU! ) long enjoy it, had placed over the entrance door;---s° r c '• dren dependent on her last *she; to see that stake their feels.", In short, esels, wrong Mils redstmeed, er a was so firmly persuaded in the birth of Shiloh at the This house Raw built for his succeeding brashers, So sheep bear wooi, aid for themselves, bat others. lost; to Me her fixed at once~ as .... promised thne, as to be induced to risk nearly all his property with those who differed with him in opt- _......-- motioelessand Stripified, her &Conies all suspended, addressed by a deputatime, (thin Abe Pexllliseeet , to • •• ' ith curses in bee Dec.O -The Wheat trade was ler w ,_ heart, •eristel4 *betas not breath to Ric 11D ~ 0 11. queted beflAr- Ramos' gotraito .frovis -• • g l ' %awl. They were supplied with boots and shoes Gesso E tp x , c a r v ali t a a it. o n orai . at. . a ., a reduclian of 42.....8a1i i ( --, e 1 titter, and then to me her start wil d ly from her seat,. saircntos, •p. 7q, " isf that highest Court- et the.. under the stipulation that at Christmas they were to !. rresa y es T A weiforpday ,. averar. _ Oau ealthileaas Is. lower.- ..,_s . . , -awn rush' ou t of the rOom, with desperate tho t uSts, Realm all equity aright; to shiat , beilgiSts wi th out nap ' pay double for what they had, if the prophecy was ; Grey Petite. pp •- other articks ilb altenstioes • I . . or,•ferlueps, with thosights iiiitirely hiontlula , h *vie or spot, 'tear ea Owes" nbod intending to - ' fulfilled--in the event of its tdrning out a hoax they SMITHFIELD MARKET.-Dec. SO. • ' lea pshibiooo which nolo* with, x -grain o f feeliog the meridian." . Ile,woitikreeot thio4g,l[ssof A g e Kato • • we, eto have the goods gratis. th e death of JOANNA To Wok the Oral, per stone of ate. . Would wish to wlttiess•esemed time. This eke raf '-of darkness I rhit4. s idmoopad. Is th e . . .i, Cattle this do / 9 Coelho** cette hos decided the bets, and the, poor deluded shoe- Beef -.sir, pet, soli. 4s. i. Bead 4 y, - ... __ . :tamp ; A _ . . ~.., . . , .. ....... , ., ~_ , .... . so 44 ,. gd. i Reams e at .- rming t e nds fasten to a - maw will shortly De obi .RD . Virillvaaw.. • '. _maker now fi nds himself on the brink of ruin, so t ; rte1r.......t. pd se so. 01; I $ 4 . 34 , •' 4 ' 14 ' 1 eels of the Paridan we 'tiroid &ire is tittle doWst; era; iet ,me c o rk 1144 ; maw -• ' • •j a r„ . - .. havieg scarcely a good bill on his books, 1 Pore ... 6s. •U e• 7s. 6A. I Calves .... s, no .. .„. ...Or. 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