The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-10-23 00:00:00

' r J 3. To the various Courses of Lectures, delivered daring' the 4. To a tegtvraieol s Laboratrify, famished with thanecesitary" "Apparatus affording every facility to Chemical and Pralosophi -411) ittlearchee: . . _4..1r0 the Library. o( Refeitince. comprising a selection of 14e beet Works in every deer/meat Of titerntore sad &irate. • • 41.• To the' Library,A :iful•oion,..- row isi.sig . 9f standard' • Works in British Literature; V Zogisi Trivets, rind Topogra, 'PPY I Iklistuiy, Biography, theliellm Latins, beirace, sad the rts. Prourietors p lying ft. fs. ittemalle. are eititltiel to 4 - Tears-, feroble .Thief Mir t tyc sidatissioataphiriendt, one their pebooal Ticliet is trasoferabie in them absence. Ladies are admitted se 'Anisaist Subirrlbets to Ire Lettores,.and to the Library of Cir ofotkors, at 21.. RF . r amours. KNIGHT SPENCER, Sec. , _ ., , „ . NINE VALUABLE ENGLISH 'SCHOOL BOORS. ;Bess and IrtiprJved•EdirionlOavejost opireared of the stolloW tag valuable Books, (.4 the Usp or Rooth% Claoes in School,. It is their ;Metairie Fe nits, tbdt flfry cob:abuse *Weis of pore ort , i elegant Style with Lostroctiou oo all the most interesting Topics. .LAI.R'S CLASS- ROOK ; er, Three . Hundred B ant Slaty-five Ite , ditsg Le,susni. sele• ted from ttie best Anihors.aris every Suilje.•l of gamin Knowledge ; ioterspierhed . ;frith Sunday Leiesoas. Prue §4. bound. 1114AKPICS• CLAS4ICAL.-1111RADINO LESSONS for .estery • .1 A if. ab Su e Cliirfl.) Primed' from sheof ~s Oil n ntll:y . cilia. ' „ larger Type Ibilo P. Ice 4.6 d. bound. 111 MAYOR'S Bit I 119/1 N14"04; nr. Lives of Ilirnasious ,Brirm, 11pr-have be remark.oste fig their Mikan'. Vytto s or chatteemeut in Lute; with Portraftt. Arci 5,. 611..hisuad. • MA VOR'CI NATURAL HISTORY; cntnistir.R rf'p%spus lor De-criptinu. 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Kt"' .oats vonder o Voyages and Travels in the different Parn. of he Nos characteri-tio 'she Manners and Ctiri.ksii tes..ot dtlfereot Pions, oith Dray. Seventy Engravings, to spirited Price 15i. butAitt. Praised for Lisintoto, Horst, Ref. Oralsood Brown, Loo don; and to be Lad of all Boulvel!ers. RITISH PAINT mANuncrouv, _EA . Cml4liia. IMPENRTRIALS AND AN 114301tROSI.Vii•PAINT11. InvistbleCireen, per Cwt. per Cwt. t • Olive ditto . . W ale •• to Aright 011ie ditto . 111 s. •. Dart R e it . . SI ve and Lead Colours 4 Bright lied • Ns. Stuue • Chocolate • 4145. Prepared Oil to this them for use 54. per Rtiflon. Refined Coal Tar Brinsu4Ss. per CN t —Common !Ss. Beg Vi bile Lead,per Cwt. M.. Turpentine per Cation C-. Second ditto do. 4fis. 1.11.-e +I Oil, per Gallon 4s. 9d ‘i I' OILS. Per l; ; Genitive Sperm Oil Od. Relined Oil for &Wa i t, . . Good nurning do. is OJ. La•..ter Pale Seal Oil 4s. 04. Whale Oil • Ss. l. ciimm ii Ditio . $ 6 . 91.* The bripenetrable Point, are .cited In all out floor work, where tt handsome appearance au 4 grr'll are'required. The •Conl Tar Pallas, pa two or:, the Refined, wild ;trews.* wood fin many year., however touch extras I • the effect. of, she a rather, told , is ma certain ewe for Ire• into rind Ory Rot; it ekes a entering 'nearly equal i•t ni peeranee i. rte best Paints. The . VilsiCe Lead, Torpentiae, d Oil, aal Pan feet' Colours, lire of the h.-t gull ti. , t T. &Jump Oils nre ann. rattled Renoir*, and from the tnainier I,t.h they have been purified, will be found Altera .r to thirty t eoeraily LORtiE LrP NandCo. Merchants and the Trade supplied nn advantatenti. terms. 111. IL No quantity less then 14Ibt. of the Impenetrable Paints, and 1 Cwt. of CuHI Tar, sold. • R. BOEI;IIAAVE's CELEBRATED ICED Pll.l, No. 1, for Bilious. Nervous, nod Fe, ale Cam plaints, price 4s. 6d. per boy. with ample, do•etion... sealed with black oar. The Red Pill is josti) esteemed f o its wee able and certain operation, by whi. h it elfertott:ly r moves nll lannctlnn or obstreetion of the stomach and brussels, wheal. r arising from bile, indigestion, flatulency, or roll; stcksiess Ist Ahe stomach., head-arh o Ike. by dislodging acrid bile or other Crudities retained in Me intestinal event. It is at all times sate ; and has been given with singolargand effect dot' ig pregnancy. ,Tn persons of bilious habits, and those of sedentary lives. who are subject to pain and retentions, head-achy. hingeor. and giddiness, or a sense of wenrines, or oppression. this Medi •iue is eminently calculated, being comprised of the must in'o'eent ingredieots, and requiring neither confinement nor reseroim of diet; for which it hits maintained for many years. the highest public reputation that aas ever acquired by any hilenie:ne whatever . . tvo7' Observe, there are two kinds of Dr Borrimoves Red Pim. Those marked No, it, a re a diff er ,' rom p, Flinn, an d are chiefly Calculated for the cute of a certain insidious &sor ter, Laving d gravid directions for that coinp:aint only. faiets box being blooded w ith the figures Na. 1. or No. 2, at thr bottom, nu mistake can possibly arise, lf this be properly at tended to 0. 1 0 There is no better or certain remedy to remove the ills attei.dmi too the Ittill'of life, at a certain period .f aze in fe males, than these Pills: they instaittly remose heod-ach, sick sew lawgottr , debility, pain- in the back and loins, and do wanders not to be described in prim. • Sold bi Leigh,lB. Swint ; Baron, ISO. 0 sford•street ; Sutton. od Co. R +to Chereb-yard; Butler, Cheapsitic s Tilt, Royal Zockasiei and Ward, Holborn. 1 aids 'lvied by me of n _ surgical, .a;ips promisee ccrtaik speed*, and! permanent resist-Airing having mode Jimmtry t Wei el of Syphilitic Idler ton, und its sailors Ira a of dis• rises, the*pri -ary objects of his pr ,feisinnal studies, and t.eing Ilsittered by the transeertdeta iticeesi•whith ha/accompanied his mode of !refitment, during the CoiluFe of a lar:g and laharious ptartitv, hi' is ea bird to oft r, with the 'fullest confide one, tensions ut 'airtight most hopeful mid earevraging. Innumerable . ii-tance, an tie anklosee4 illustrative of the saperinriti of Dr. Ead)'s 5%.4;46, which has hero found In prevail. ryM where eminent biles°, retaissed by public instiguti.ans, has been in- ; effectual. In Jalilitims to those consist story adviii.rev Dr. lady will *be foanil rivially fortunate ia resit/bog the shim:bee iug and debilitated energies of the his am e• n-treutinii, which embitter, stud if ~in bench, arrested, frequently rewire ..u gu lurs ; tbi sery pifiefasilfif azisteoce.., From ;04 11etk,b4tiilte "mete of inanity and sterilsq; reoistrmatieg the frame used affording tone AM elaiticlty to Ai Malted urgisnsi Dr. E 41,• es i m p pp in .c o weev the most cheering, and .. positive a-suranc,-s th II the sitterers ol b ith !eves TR) , resched ;a!i• id t. 'nonaiveranee in the mean. diciolid being ants requori. l -1). El.:11 iv consulted daily. at 46. Riag-str, coin,r or t. S by putients of bath sexes.—COunir) INrrsr meet respectill attention by Sclera uf Second pust i • I 's Tscom Solo GOO El TR A V Ehr:l NG , from Vthe S titAOEN'S HEII).INN, To YORK, LEEDS, EI)INRE/WOH, atat all reit, of Mc Four Inside - Coaches, ihe• Rest flosses, and ktt* escellcoi . Rv B. W. mouxr and Co. • • SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOW:BILL, LOKD9;4I. The .following Post C-stelles. gluil touches, dre. eitt est Irons tins Surisettes liehd te, &tow-hill's— Tbe.Uld PIRA. Liverpool Light Cow+. only retestieht n o the road, rat rim: Four loalci , s and F.ur Outsides; 4ets vut .every ditv tit One o'liteett,sreisies et Liveip oest Ai/R.11%41.m • 1 1 ; SI; s , 'Clock;.trough TheistuLle Woohorot, 14;idsury, North4topteo, We ford, LOtterworth , }Cockles, Alnet-tone, 4.ietktieht, Sone, Regan Nownsule, Koutolbcdellinrrings ,tees Issi, event' . SOUTIi A SIPTON, Ls mington, 'Vernelies'er. awl . Rusin stele New Pisr.tteade 04104 nt holf•onst Seven o'Clock ifi Moralingoirr:ves lit ,the ilfolphi” Inn. Soutisamptott.. Iry Five a'amrk.—'Phis is a ratio detighttel CiIItVP*O4IICC to the 'sir of Wight, Jesse*, (3eerusey, 11t. Melees. Havre di Oraee .therburgokc. . SIIKEWSBURY..WeIIington, and Shiroal, Post Coati,. every Eveisine. Ftvensrlork, guarded. W AV/WO/MCC I)iretiester. Mandford.Salivintrv. Andover. spd Basingstoke new PIA, Coach, esery fterosson. The W emonth Pock'rts tu.:r::sey, Jersey, Alderney, Si. Ma . loess kr. EXE rEit, Plymouth. Weymouth, I)oreliester, Falmouth. I)arimnath, 44sel Salishury, tkost G.wch, eyery Morning et •Seven .e'Clork, through 0.. ,t n. Assibuter, Bridpurt, Biandf"rd, liasingst.ike, and Bagshot. BATH and nit isTnt, Fis it.; Post C qiche.,throttelf penharn, Caine. and M every Afiernoosi ~rrice at aday's,. tar Greylisiitai Ism, Bath, and tnr Landon Tavers, Viie.iiiis-Areet„ mid (tie Sarno. BOOM, next M-rniiie.- :Clinches te• Wel% Bridget/elk! Theeron, fierier, Plimeeth, he. PrietHONNigia. Sailt.m. and Heating .trig Royal Neil Casten, rets out every 6veuitta to Spihby, ,Cirimshy. rind Hull. LP.V.DS Ns;se, Del; Corielt, called The Nock hichatii, celr +tat e'en, IlAtilette euiries• rout Itehles only, tied awes narkahly eas‘, with a (hated tlii.wettiolii. 1 ) a4.-em theve4lt,.. itainfoed, Newark. Alettird. it 4/1111lier. Amd FerrOwaiiir, I. 'he Crnlrten Lioa. l.erds twit Morniog psi:edition of tfiii ('oaih, it is to -*red to lie oust agreeable Atelermplete Public COSlVCylitet im the Hamill., !Itu,..".tret,inilied in Are iormsriati•n• by any other. GLA „ Lotartaawm, v'es AR- keen. Atio4n. nnantrieN g m e m iiiii. Thornhill. Biagether-Kilhi f'at.mark, Kingswell, and all parts ar Scotland, a Post Coach I Daily). / YORK. Sebrhor"isgh. Whielt.:Shwed.,'S“ndetilkiod.'Wirt emote. sriEdinherak. new Fame males Cloch e with a Wire throughout, tarts nut every Morning it 1.:4bl feci,k, b, why of Newark, Reifhrd, l'adetistetv Northallersue. Durham, Morneth. and Berwiek. - Pasectisers (Incline them, elves fatigued from 'he len3h 4(ertnirsiey, may rest white time they please- v end then pilieuedmirAtithetrt any addittimal fare. -HULfm Noetheave, Homlem,.7laellma WI • rionesumer, Rad Coach, eve, v llnrniag sir half-past Six o'Clock, to the CAM' iTa., - MMrket-plare, flail. - - - CARLISLE, Penrith. and Whitehaven, Four:44de Polo Coach, and a Guard all way.—Pas.. ' through Arnuth lppletiy, Greatn-tiridge, Riebritooll, Cat tertek.- &trough. tiridge, Wetherby. Aherford, DA-waster, and Grantham. Sets out every Morninr. and isPlt`ni ,6 the Intirtwy ith 1!e g r eo res t f'as.eingers detained no the • Itoud,byitrts.itiess or plea4pre, have the pecaliar advantage. uf their seats being secured In the aril Coach. KENDAL,' bane:lst er„ Prevost, Kirby-Lansdale, Baas Chnrley, ornotitirk. anti Ganitang Post Coacues, every After noon, tit rive Clock. Coi*ded. It A RI,RO't , :Sar imit , n,.ftanisbarY. litingerford, sat ' Neu lat , u t roveh, %t Seven n'Clirek in the Morning. BRITMENORTH nod Wallin.' new PO6l Giach, every Evening. LIVERPOOL, Warrington. K ,, ntsford. Stone. Find Litch field. Post colle,l the trEGIMAToII. every livening et Five o'Cl•vt, so the Rotraerrer Head len. Dale-street. Liverrw4.—Casorded thrcieghont. 61,;161EST#R;WI•isl w. Conefeta% Newcastle. Wo?sal. Ned W.Avertermptin, Pot Corteh. every A forritoou, RNI [NMI ANI P• 4 11 Coa , h., wiih d .Plll nut every Afternoon. foal reaches Rirmintritaiii neat day Al Pnwes by Oyf •rd, Eir•trito. and Shipman'', to the Soraeir'sjHend, gull-street, SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Prot Crotch, called the RocwiNGnass, every Morning. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, mut Yarra, New Coach, every 161 .mint;, to the George Inn, Suiniei land. WA K EFTELD Post Coach, every Morning, at half-pest Six o'Clock. CHESTER, Newvirt, Whitcharchurch. Taro-I-ley, Nail wich, Northwich. and Middiewich Post-Conch, ever) Even ing, at Fite o'Cl•ick. - R. CLAY'S original WAGGONS and CO A rIIES,toNew w Winn, A !dhotis n, Wootton. &wet, Lonthisui a, Hanger. ford, Chilton, Residing, amid all planes adjacent, R. W. MOUNTAIN and CO• respecituil% acquaint their Friends and v ., . Public, that they will net he accountable fur any Parcel, Parsei.;:ent' lAtrettite,Wrttings, Plate, Sm. of more than Five Pisan& Value if 10-ti lit' kir datnaxed. tytlesrre 'ns void the instiratice paid For atentaility, :at 11. c sArattii'• !kat kia flaro4oll Loudun. itsched— by Ca.-- _ -rea l at Point Icacos, were ordered tojein to 64(144 . . .ward. 66 The result of this piped Won was recelverliliens yesterday by a canoe, and has been, that 414111 . 1+ Attacked by ten o'clock on Monday night, the 4jilt bit. and carried h) assault; with sky Hui! loss to ,the assailants, bit a very considerable ..aita to. the . 6. We learn verbally from Capt. Kira, tit tife t inp ,telligence received by the Sciasoder, reistiyeo tl above affair, was in sub.tance, as falloorta,:-..thil frigate had been diapatched by the Bitzhilt,Adthiral „to demand from the Spanish Conienden,,t at guitia., the release of two Es.glish vessels improperly de. tallied by him. On her arrival to the bay, Admiral Brion was making his dispositions for atteckiiig the place. The Spanish Commander refused to give up the two English vessels, and the Scamender stood out and lay off the harbour to reconnoitre the en. jegement, which soon commenced. Previous, how.. mr, Admiral Blinn sent word to the Captain of the Scamander to give himself no concern about the ',stela, as he would engage to deliver them to him in the of the day, which he did. 6' During the action the Favourite got b eca l m ed, in a situation which left her at the ,coMplele dia., yank of the enemy, who boarded her and - massacred mery.spoe of the crew. Soon after this bnirW act of, .taarlpirity,,a breke sprung up, and the Admiral, in the Victoria, was, enabled to take a favourable posi ,_tion,, when he . opened a tremendous fire on the glid,batte‘ieti jo e little time the Ere, .of Its, Spaniard% was cotnptetely silenced. ThOse'at,, the batteries fled in all directions, while those in Ow., Aura-boste were irldilicriminately put to death by the, a besailitseoide of.the Patriot& t. Kerr stalk, that the on t iversal impression at Trioadeil se., that She Patriots would very strop be lu utsdisiurt,ecl psissie.o.ing of every inch of terri tory in Venesaela. flu eltr states, that in an es- Misty of consesunica!luns between the British Ad. iniral and Admiral B the former a dd te ,sed t he latter with his officist title of Adoiital and C - orn.. minder in Chief of the Naval Forces of the Inde pendent Government of Venezuela ;' thus recog nizing she independence of the Power under which he acted " NEW YORK, SEPT. Is.—We learn from Mr. Di. posit, who came ,paasetiger in the schooner ('airplay. tram Aus-Cay,k, that the Patriot privateer Fos fied been seized in that poet by a Government ketch, andl that several spies from Cliiistophe bad been taken at.: , Port-au-Prince and inipsiloned. Capt. Appleby, of the schooner Packet, from St.. Domingo, informs, that in July last a large Por .itNuese ship, mounting 22 guns . , was captured by the Patriots. The.SPaniards at the City of Domingo fitted out a launch, manned with 35 men, which tifO• ceeded to Car— Beta, where the prize lay, to re., Jpe capture her. in attempting to board the Alp, every man belonging to the launch was killed. XIIIHODIAL OF JADES AMDDISTED, 0,1 7 THE ISLAND OF j ?,ROVIDecE, TO TUE GATERNOK. OF THE "'AkilllAi, HUMBLY suciwity.As iPcict.ow4 :-- Your Mernot ialist's y oungestuti L Robert Christye An.hlister, was born in this colony, in the ynai 17t)7; he Served as a midshipman in his.Majesti's wary for about four years; lie afterwards obtained . snider Admiral Cochrane, a Pestenent's commission in .his blsjest)'s late corps of Royal Colonial Ms• T ines, destined to be employed daring theist. war with the United States of Americi', In which raps:: hr served - 11 Mrriev Niebetterin-she-Fisnisigs ; and from thence be returned to New Providence, t on, the establishment of•peae,e, without havin4 been then, or st any time since, confirmed to his last-mentioned rank in any way whafeverliyini"Mijeity's Goleta. went. • Some short time since your Memorialist's said son,. when on • trisit the - Floaidatr,. as al passenger in a small trading vessel from these !gland., certainly . on this occasion without any military commission or ap.,, pnintment of any kind which your Memorialist to pease of, ins (as your Memorialist 01104 greatest. pain has lately learned from different quarters) seised . upon et his Catholic Majesty's For t• St. Mark's, by a military force from the United States of, America, tried by a Couti.Nlartial, end condemned to be shot, on some pretence of crime not yet • known to your and actually executed lit . ..pursuance of his sentence. As your Memorialist understands, his son had not been on shore more than 14 d.y% when he was thus . fatally proceeded against. By the same public accounts year Memorialist for. Ater learns, that Mr. Alezander Arbuthnot, a trader •tr this place, who is well knouts never to have had .any connexion with military life, was also seized at Al l Mark's at the same time as your Memorialist) ten,Onil executed in pt troante of a sentence of ti awe Court-Martial. . • ~i; '111•10•0 4.. L.... t - therefore, (teats thst—yier nose, in kind indulge lice -to the nature ftelloge,asili :Voitifiedsrof -a potent at so dark salierelentikolrika eier;t, as well as from motives of a •ialls4'liirpotetilit general cbsiocter, witl be ple . esea So' b fisilvitete. ment beforelis Majesty's yOIIT it& morlitist betbbly, but anxiously bbping honour's conimunitaqiiiimr- lead'lto On . yoit woromooitaqi'.. at! , !Malty-41 high authority, which your *Memorisliat eeaidbntiy belleiti must redeem the memory . oT +ls sen-from dt Imputatidns of dishonour, •fid (your Memlso riilikbegs be may be escured . frir nrldiog) the Kritilh Chirsiter' alto, from the fAhricsterl talus .and fool aspersioai, 'stills which the public. eir is ahuied, par.. ti'cafj'~lyl"ik for r United Stites ftfiAmoviel, in Mi justification" of it.e 400.?.mentioupd s4flgtiindrir iket. suri.efif their pr-stint flititsiy eph• feri. • Your Mena:lo4lst will etiof Wye 30. -• (signet.) ANDRIBTEIC Nomad, Jags 89; .818 • • : I FLAADERS f4'AIL. • • . . -.. Marino, Oct • 10 —The opening of 'the Alined Assembly of the SW'S Geinval.q(theitt.tgliornrrink place to.day„ with thetawiaLsollemni , ir .11111iiitje4y ,left the l'a'lace at -one o 4 clocii%in Ala carriage, aceilla. •litnied lry, a itimerons and brilliant Otte: Di die .eratial at "the tell where the two Chives art were is. sembled t . ,hip his k aty was received bi'llit;Anylt, vihe It appiti [it'd • President-of Ihe Aria' Clianiket rot the ittelket4e l mion. His •Mojes , y, hasibirreatid - Metaled • uo the Illeosie s baying the Prine# dttitangia thi r hie right, 'yid 'Prince- Frederick on.)qa left, and Nil Grist ()dicers of' Otis- liieseholditc. rfebled"aisd %%out the Throne; delivered the MN islireptirici, le the [latch language : a " MOD AND Shown - tonte, • g‘ My liouse has received in the coarse of Oil year new marks of-the Divine protection by the MIAs o f a second son of my beloved eldest son;the ?dice of o,anee. Upon this occasion the inhabitant. of the Netherlands have given unequivocal proots that they considered this event as another pledge of hip. pines, fir their descendants. Let them be perseaded. that I and my children will always look upon as the dearest of our duties to Wyke oar successors wide that love which we feel for our sutjects, end the solicitude which we have for their interests. •• 1 have the satisfaction to be able to cottirtninicate to your High Mightinesses, at the moment when yogi are commencing your labour!, that 11-6iiie Proti. dente has preserved repose iu Europe, if, after the happy restoration of peace, the stationing of a v Army of Occupation in France was judged nece4Ory to conamidate the tranquillity re-established there * the resolution of the Allied Sovereigtis, which puts an end to the occupation and orders this sentry to be 4 itbelre I* n, prove. that the object proposed has beet/ attained, and aGrds, in the unanimous Confidence . of the Sovereigns on this point, the beast:misted of a durable peace. " The internal situation of the lingdom giver as NA r easons for , gratitude to Ike Almighty. " The Urritersities s the Allteuteums l and the Colleges are erganisid, and in activity. Canoeist attention is paid • 10 the means of reed; ing these P•tahfisliments.itill more balliant and eseful. The : Local -Authorities, even individuals, meet Jaedablyr -Pcond the efforts of the Governmedt, to prepiro and establish irlitnarY. Instruction, lilt to extend and ,prifect., it The Jut .)retiellle4 Orded the surest alli.l.nins' valuithle Predgei of the revival of the tins arts ill (he 4Nietheriande. fierel branches of indos.. it) , WM-feel:the 4‘41-Jetsee of events which has prom Muted such *portion! changes io transactions and intorestsofillAtlds )ut apiroltere, on the °thee hand, isirt the ain't, fevirnrrattie situation. Itstichi : productions coritribete, no 'lea. than navigation and the it;cro>ssieg. common i,l relations with the - Indies, (olive to coleaterce that life atid activity, orwhicte the evidewly inccert.ing prosperity of *evenl large 'towns sod other interesting parts of the kingdom is the viaible con.equence and proof. 66 Th e s it ua tion of the poor is ameliorated ; the natural beneficence of the nation has been directed with the most laudable zeal to its true object. The useful institutions of Loan and Saviogs Bursts extend more and more ; the depots of mendirity are 'become more numerous. Your ilt4ll Artighlinp.s.l will find the projait. a the law which Will be laid before you for the Budget of the nest tear, the necvasary s diapo. sitions for the aisintettsece of foundling childreu ; and as the want of uniform rules has often caused a n. certainties to arise relatively se the place where the indigent has a right not to he succoure.l, hut to pars take in the succour that plisse, I have desired that a law tending to fie this piece eels.. and just rules, shall alio be laid before yitir l l •• a i Mightiness's. Some corrections of .bonne latedinronc yourertvrith i ; i li g e h m Pr i tt s rl iit o in ci es n a7 se S h ii t a a v t e es b l ef a n uri e w g irl i be laid before • ` itr . 7-- • " ' 4 •••- • ' 'IC Mr'••••"• - Ty - TA/77.1f•rw . 7.7 ••• • --; -- .. - .......,- . • • x74g - .... . r W"-- , 71...- j - I 7.7 ... ..- . •. : -.. " r 7 •• - . ' • V ' i . • . 44r ' 0 a \ . 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G en i r d , -relwaße. bleb itiiiti r kinNl at *. iklett . i, for siliefAill offewee 'sada sod EWllirft ra()",44 tbe Gazettes. &e. 2! 1.•:, ~ . ~.:: . 4 . with if to our 1 , 0pe." Or: Eady will t • .l pterlone to . pledke itietit ) -• y h o d &impeded the r i ver w i t h t h e A m i n i - , an dlL. bii . .firbutlttlot',. who' had the' otivlrclattne 1 1 4444441, i 2. To the Resollor R....tigi. regelar l i ' '''POt eti - ' Isilltr to every derriptieo of emir, ; hot as fat illb Isomms nid s. ;.fr the Litefory Journals, New s 1 4 4 1 rill°lo44b of PITE° I vord hype t,if• - ti•toui surgical skilf ran he st;iptied. he prifineirli beached 47 tie Ca no de Macaren, and ren d ez v ous ed " 160 in hit . an ' te "'" iie entice"' there. -- -• ..... 1111 F • I i r' F 4: I I A 1 ....:iii ..• a 7 e f ... l'Sl •