The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-19 00:00:00

PRICK HY STOCKS THI Hark Fleck S per ( est. Rol. 3 yr, Cow. CAPON& 7411 ll+ pre eeiet. Ilmainir kr Ace. 741 4 p.r DAY AT ONK O'CLOCK. b pre CM. Navy Litt Win Nash 311 4,1 p Law AM. Kiiciamaer KKK 3 2 1 dia. Osmium LONDON: ISIDAT. MANCH 19, 1819. As the first o►ject to the sinless eye of the Public, 'is. whether the Ministers are deteriniewd to go ors is their owe 'strays's,. way, or yield to what nosy be truly emosidered the impales, dictates of neon. aity sod prudence, we 81 epos the motion of Sir M. W. lisettv, for sballohlag the offices of two Jester Lords of t►e Admiralty. Whet impartial, reflect. log was, whether -Tory es Whig, no, oat of the Hesse .r Commess, justify the negativing the Be. reset's motion, as it was dose last 'sight ? The Minority, it Is tree, was 111111111410.11 Med ►ighly Ti. • epoctable for character, bet the effect of sech fre quent appeals to reason sod fact is degrading to the tense and reputation of a eoestry once se renowned for the wisdom of its institutions. For thew re. prated instances of hamilisiies which the spirited People of England seem doomed to sestain (how nag se maw can say), we have only to observe, that the mountain of ills which stifles oar efforts to free ourselves from, should have bees pointed oat sod redressed one by one as they wearied, since those who hove contiosally beeaoddiag to them, a►e sow committed body sad soul to lb* keepiog of a stogie head from touching the vast heap, lest the w►ole should tumble together ! One would suppose all the tiorse.dealers of Louden bade vote epos ibis lest wessioo, far we Ind one of these newly.appolut. ed Loris (Lep Lords as they are propmly enosgh called), was every day fur a mood' trying a well. osasaged palfrey ep sod down Rotten-row es the sheer. and certaisty of the appointoneet. Poor Joni, Rini! Our Reader, will naturally look at the proceediegs hi the House of Commons last night with. respect to the armies of the hank. Not that the body of its transactions was laid open to public view: bet one may judge from a linpr or a toe what the size of the maa will be when wholly exposed (es pelt Heer len!). Our Readers may remember chat we said the day after the &stormier' sae wade of the application of sit millions of Bank Balances being placed to the meson, athe nation. We saw through the fallacy— we seed the very words in fart of the debate—that " the Minister reckomed withers, his host." The decla ntiow hashed its full elect, for the Stocks rem ruse arid • half rer meat. so that stemma ; and now epee the avowal that not half that originally mentioned sum Is available to the public service, they may go back M what they were before, aye, and perhaps with equal benefit to those who now admit the mistake, as to those who alarmed the correctness of the assertion el first. We hate Dever been wrong in one instants of our expositions of this great and unwieldy con cern. It Is new touting to an absolute settling with the Go►eresaeat—the Public cannot be, will not be, Navy tilled wit►. The CII•NCELLOR of the Et commute will, tiolens vokas, help forward this de. termination. He is fenced for his own character to do se. He has nearly ceased I. be the advocate— he is ►e'dy to threw op his brief: and indeed it 1 has moved the wonder of many, how so respectable a private gaminess as Mr. VANSITTAIT was before be bemuse spilled by taking otEce, (as the phrase is,) could so long bate assisted at an exhibition of as• throal jugglers. Them desterees money changers her, not the same merit as the hams or (Aimee jaggier', for is no see ',steam hate they pleated or 'Polkaed the spectators. Their kgerdenteirs tricks have surprised end disappointed only, they have never eistertalsed the nation for • single momeot. nem the debate of last night our Correspondent, who seemed surprised that we affirmed,' few dopier, t►at the Bask or the Governmeot might stand though the other stweld fall, will no doubt now be of our ailed. If the shire of the Bank were takes out of the hands of the Director*, and their account closed lmmorrow, they would not be more than from 15 to IR millions wiser►, though their vast edi&►s should be lest to them and converted into poor-berme or •sod. hewn. Surely the Correspondent we refer to mown think tech an insignificant sem,if identlied withoroold baokrupt ear Gove:notent ! No, so; the credit of t►e ionsenaa debt of Greet Britain is not based upon 711, follewieg ere *stride frees these Papers : JANUART'46. —His Majesty's ship Salisbury arrived this inoroirtg, barring the Brief RearsAdmi. rot Csnsphell, who is to succeed Admiral ['river is this command ; and, sport coating remind the Forr, there was an interchange of orioles with her and the Antelope Ilig.ship. This .hip called at Madeira, whence she had ■ passage of 14 days. Col. de Bergh, of the td regiment, new passeoger. " The French corvette Coquette came lo en Suns dry, from Martinique, with letter, from General Doorelot, Governer of that lelanrl , as well as from Le Come de Lardeoroy. G eeeee or of Geadaloopes addressed to his Facelloncy Lard Comberesete and to Rear-Admiral Hervey, in which they tender their sentimeola of condolence open the death of ear " JANII4II.Ir 9.—The epidemic which has lately been the cease of greet mortality in Tobago, is hew coosklerably wsbahled ; bat Ito regret to •dd, that W. Belle►, Esq. Collector of his Majesty's Cosiness of that Island, has fallen a victim to that d1...'." THE BTATESMAI N. E s zsm" the quantity of the precious metals or curreet paper it may possess, Per upon its statinual domain., for they are nothing, bet upon its lacoxv error its TRADE and COMMERCE. And wise *ratify could be more satisfactory for its creditor, than this, if its national affairs were well administered. All the former effects we lave spoken of as inferior securities might be seised upon or destroyed by the 'trodden bused of an active ■nd powerful foe, without our being apprised of, or prepared for, the danger. Bet Were ae con lose our commerce, we lOW WIWI* the deterio►ation of is, institatioes i.e by one—we must observe oar trade decay by the oppressive weight of tazatim—we most nitrites our cemerom diminish frees the high rate at which our mansfseteres are get up, by tke enhances' price of the Necessaries of life—we mast tee oar labourers grow weak, for want of goad and sufficient food— .. most einem our sailors emigrate into foreign service, for better pay and good •sage—we most knew that t►e luxuries of life abound its the higher orders of the Slate, and a deficiency of the mans of otheinieg the necessaries of life found in the lower orders. In fine, there most be Asthma, and palpable corruption in the 'lnstitutions of the State, and cud• lea and neglected Petitions in the great mass of lire People for removieg it, ere Great Britain submits to the fate of Tyre, Sidon, Carthago, Gave., and Rome, which same enjoyed equal renown, sad were perhaps less holed end envied. flit lit es fur a moment tern to a mere pleasing and promising pic ture, and derptsco the beart-rending sod sickening Idea of Ihitairr•s present condith u. From our Demurs Ayres ankle, doled the last dsy of the last jeer, It will be seen that she repatriated naval hero, Lord Cocnasnu, bas arrived safe in Chili, sod en tire 4th day of December 'mitred St. Jug., where he ass greeted's. became the vo luntary champion of area's freedom. We promise our Raiders, that if Pro. Ware. spires sod favours this great moo, who has identified himself with so mega cause, they shall not be long without bearing glories. sews of the progress of liberty in soother quarter of the ovoid, whatever obstacles it may meet with bore. The straggling Americas. wanted a lied object of remelted' to coacestrste their sires and their endeavours. They hue a colossal one of cou rage and conduct in this new comer among them. lii is islonishing has soon such a 0 , 314 infuse. s warlike , spirit into the most torpid breasts. \lll shall 'specs some American Tvatzus to traoriate the favearite Scotch martial ballad, with a trifling verbal anna list., as thus— •' 4 . p 'the hoe ler rocinass hkd CA1101.13 CANDIDUII. In big Reply to Lord RR sitmeslMence of the Whits, could not bare enriched epos • ash ject better calculated to show the MO. ob. ligation tie People of lingisnd lie ender to the Whigs, for what, as a body, they have done in f of pub lie liberty, than be referring to an act done by what was called the " Talents" blinistrj. Nit ~t of Tory Mielelers could have proposed any thing half so re. eating to ihe Moro patriot. CAROLUS CASDIDUS says of the Whigs, " Their affectionate attachment le , the Constitution was evinced by the introduction of la Bill into shyness. of Commons. in entitle the then , Lord Chief Jeatice of the Court of King's Reach (Kiieneoneczn) to accept a seat in the Caltioet ; thee creating an innovation in the laws of the ea... try of the most dangeroes nature, by connecting the high office of Joke with a political party, when the object of the Legislators had bee. to reit. der him indepondeet even of the Crown, by appoint. ing him for life." A more condemnable proceeding zooid scarcely be pointed oat in the condect of the most prodigal. set of &helium that ever wee. ed to rub. Ibis abused kittens,. It is said, that the Spanish Commissioner has made op all the charters for s:tipa wanted for the Cadiz Espedition. hose clitaiord in Liverpool, we ea. &return!, are hired at 204. per ton. It is reported, that • detachment of shoat 2000 men ere to proceed without delay to Lima, ender the convoy of ono of the Resaiats ships of she line and two frigates. Should sock be their destisetioo, it is highly probable that, on their arrival, they sill find both the Capital and the Province in the possession of the Patriots; and the force above-mentioned is certainly by no means adequate to the task of re-enslaving a People who have once become free. Jotters have been received from Port-as-Prince, dated Jingler, 7. The markets there are said to he completely overarm ked, and the prices generally 35 per cent. terror than at arse same period last year. Coffee, the article in which the foreign imporser is principally semenerated, is quoted at 45 sego the pound. A letter from Madrid, dated the 24 inst. contains the following passage relative to the recent Kilda et Barcelona :—" General CASTAVOS, the (;• vi-rnor of Catalonia, fleeing exhausted all pretences fnr delay, has at length brought to trial the persons charged as accomplices in the plot of General Lams, end who have been for two years in prison in Barcelona.— Thirteen of them have been condemned to death, het as the sentence hes been referred to this capital for revision, it is hoped that in this case, as well as in 'het of the persons condemned at Valladolid, as ac complices In the conspiracy of General RanovaLts, some modification may tithe place." By letters from Suriname, of the 13th J y, we learn, that the Government of that colony has poblistori an Ordinance of his Belgian Majesty, pro. Whiting the Slays Trade sorter the severest p e nalties, bet permitting the transit of Slaves from a Botch or foreign colony, to another Ditch colony is the West 'llse Nest Orleans Papers anyotion, that General Lat.t.tstaPlD has taken the oath, and made she de claration, preparatory to his being admitted as a U tiles of the limited States, alter the delay required by law."—lt is also said, that he *maples a muall tarns, and intends peering the remainder of his days is Louisiana. LORD COCHRANE. Bursas ATR FS. Der. 31, 1818.—" Lord Coca- RAM■ has arrived in Chili, and •n the 411 h imagist entered St. Jain, •her• he has beam received with every mark of resew. He hes been offered the c•wwand of the Chill Sqoadron, which he is expect ed immediately t• esteem The merchant smell its are likely to be mooch distressed for sea wen, ewes, one is running to join Loo►d Cocumass." Copy of the Address of Ow Liverpool Concentric Society, lamented to Sir FRANCIS Bt.iltiiTT, Wert. M.P. at tise Crown and Atm law Ti,.,., Loudon, March Irr, DUO:— Pea,— iliken, is 1815, the Co.reatric %cloy of Liverpool, se licisr.l .i.e remove Ire enrol sour some ammag its aleobers, it was nom n consinion that ,no were the spirited sad cooseinn n•ers.r of Ike People's right to elect their ono .roll Iv , ' in the Countions flume of Parlianinst t aid none that 'screen strict iittrisline In tour public conduct has height Awed, to no eirsoisiose degree, our admirdtioa of Mose priaciples which One gained yea me evirem. Composed as our Society is, of remiss embracing difrrent apialmw as to the duration of Parliaments, sod She entensieta it ti. Elective fraectisc, we ate onantamos In our we a big% appreeinion of yam Noi r ►w and p-•werfal eternises he support of the great cause of Ref.. a room upon which additional lustre has been show* by th • oaimprackahle cluironer, in well no hy the splendid minus *Web datiaguish its iodependeor sad owslastatea cham pion. Annulled by the iimid, Ike .i.takea. iho ignorant, the interrr•rd, mid she hypaeritiel of dill:rem and opposing parties; the surer situ have gives has ►een a 'Dandled read nosentesa madam which Are mileared you to the Coacentrics of Liverpool more than mold any siodinstlem from the pm of easuavent . Deeply lameotiog the mihoppy division moots one friesels at newnsioner t easterinerd. shut our opposes's lilt every !WOOS is their power to increase sod wenn*e flino—oware ado in ►btlww sad Ike einholen* aisempts to loom the L'essple's emss adr•aee is a map, who eau appral to • public life of ism and. to roes ',amend fearlessly defy any, even g of his comsers earn, so movies hies of owe from politi cal serenade. As Meads of Liberty we rally mood you, Its looperied aid Armen supporter, assuring sou, that as we lash bark upon the pail with the omens* path Ede, -o su e leek fee ward to the future with isadiminkils..leraideore nod hope. Signed es behalf • not la the r►gtM 4. the Mediu:. ROBERT TAYLOR, M.U. Predigest. March 14, leil. Yesterday • meeting of the Jeff by the mime of the cargoes of one hundred and forty vessels, on der neutral flag% in the Baltic Pettis of litt.sis, in the year 1610, took plate at the Merchant Seamen's Odic', lt..yel Eschange, when the 1 .1•, , 0tt of tl.e eunsmittee wes presented, respecting the Urn.tatian of last tommer to S.. Prtershorth, from .• it ap peared that his Imperial Majesty, observa tions ne the Memorial addressed to • p•••ssell at first his unwillingness In Eire any reo.usivia:i..ii; bet in convert f an able statement of the many strong equitable reasons fir • ',gotta!, w bleb w ere subsequently laid before him at Ais-la-Chatte:le, •aeh eapeetstlon Was entertained, from tit• justice end It which regui , te the Imperial esi.inel. that thew unfewtonate individuals soukd at kite• i.crive snow repayment of their great losses, on a fLornugh investigation, the Coirsror was now rO. I turned to St. Peterborgh, was espected to take place immediately. Tie inhabitants of the Commune of Melon, in the Ilerault„ who are nearly equally disidod into Casthalics and Protestants, bad a skirmish on one of the l a te Popish fist-days; but by the conciliatory condact of the MAYOR, they nete induced to sneer ao eternal oblivion of old quarrels. The treaty ..1 tame, was sealed at a fraternal banquet given in the Town Hall, where the health of the Kula, and Zan slew, the Matron. were 'frank ; and to make it stilt more binding, the Catholics had grand Mass chavinted by their Coro; end the Protestants, according to their rites, song a Onifinn hymn of thanksgiving. Copy of • letter flan Stockholm. Otto.' Jun. RA : Sell,— I beg to arq■tint yaw. roe tee Informal/4w of Briti•► idsepowe apes U.S ethers concerned la their & with this reentry. I that n new export tariff is shoot lo be peonslgneed, teliewitsg foreign werseb to load its Swedish poet'. without restrice ion as en gnomes, Sr •aloe. All gown permitted to he exported in 1 Swedish loose le. she deity by the latter Stelae Sited at Ilse _{•rr can.. en the Tante. and by (weirs ships at tea per cent. This innonailient is noire pareicularly interesting to those concerned in the 'sport .4 wood frees this cootstry. Till ILI ma mar, ro. reign ships toneW load from Swedolt poets (Cionetilourgh es rept,d) only two doges ..f drab for every lost or two sows of iron. Thew regulation was suspended. but only so she end of the ?Mr I dig. It is, however. stow allowed is fareleot ships en lea /rob in any quantity. withoset obligation to take any inns. I am, Sir, year obedient humble seesaw, teEt)l46l; FOY. his Nlajewty's Camel. Nis. Jahn Beanett.jan.. Lloyd'.." The Nowt E4tiotetn here been p r i n t e d b c , or d er Ilte flame of Caueosone 4 thew ammo' to ....1411.5J61. lit. 711. Coisaniew Wreaks, hers pried of the charge ilias tory be lie ceseary for •he boildleg aid repaints( of ship. of war rod tuber works, together with the sons that will be wanted for the Tranwport Sersiee. sod by the Victualling Board, fo► the CON or prow i.inos for the use of the army um board traseireris, tens is grrri•ens abroad : Tye total charge for the whips i► 41045.410 For the inproweasems is the yards 436.196 For anise prneti.ionw . 419.319 Jibe tie 'frearpon fhparhoest . 164.314 23354 1 601 To 'Melt add t►e Navy &finales %MOOS True .#1.4t1.:! 4 Of the rim &Mord for the Navy. the estimate of eke kalf.pay. hopersmoostioas. and pemiosa, Re. sarmorte to an lea than 1.1/SA9kt. lio lid. The civil esiormosatattems and peotioas 41M013111 to 1:10.6911. k. 4d. Coat Kato:incr. 14•5 ere 19.—Warn. doll rah at la 4 Mond •••• prsr.4.-11::rtey at • re:IWO« .4 Ir. to Oat., Pe Remo. seal at her all.clek as sherataai. MARIECT. 11411C111 19.—The Markel was prri.• writ supplied with prime beers Air assiilaap, which met reedy S.le at Itincdsver prores.—The rano sheep was else Inree. bat the pi Ira of ktnaday were fatly *shammed for prtme graliter..—Veal and Pork at oar hot mintatine. The toeirmet In Ow tiny martet was rutlor lAA. the price.? Ova nritrle Mw[ seppnited —Clover Mel sale. soktie isnre :ream us ne.ll.l...—Straw J.. irr lowl firmer. The ameted Is a correct statement of Ike amobers sad pries at Mat let : _ _ To Pak the Offal. pent a ne of Moo. tteef ... 4.. ft 1 to S. 41. 1 ii•lid 44 (.1081.11 alli Oaf I Puma ..bs. 61. so 6. 4t. Best. .. .. ... 694 Vt4l ... S. 6t. to 7.. 04. 141teet and LovoN ...... 4.1,4 Port . 4, 61 o. 71. wt. Ca.ve. 1.34 Lamb... Us. PS. No 0.. 04. Pon IIAY.MARKET. _ Hay . W. 1. r. M. M. Clever ..:. M. 08. W. In SI. M. 00. TO JOHN IJUI,L. DIAL ClLARtor4Ttivi:,—Y.. hoil! Weir corn. plaided very much nf y our kiiisfoll., acting dishonest ly ; bet the speech of Sir Fastsicts lit:stortr, lite!, delivered in the House of Commons ;.tout Prosy, Elio:flea, Inuit convince you that 101 y oar Sons aro not tainted with corruptiou. Tee effect of it opmi that corrupt Assembly *es Maly felt ; one wishissi to ea eau bluatit, aud 'ben another wished to escese him self; so It was when Coatis deliterei s , a reproach ing. though tree speech to a selret assomislv, ono void. Lord is it another sa id , Lord is it I . _ Yoe it lessen known to ell the Honourable. that sit he that Assembly, by einee of a borough, that tilos , pay for their seats. IM our borough (Denary), !hove it is perhaps one of the freest in England, the pike of the vote is four pokers:, besides the te pees of conveying about 800 hermit' to the placo of inning Who lir- at a distance, taking up freedom., sod employing rooms. to hunt up straggle's, &C. ikr. Now. if all this doss not come within thin perlieei of bribery, it smells veiy strong of catnap don, etee so iiitiClltSo at to airptt the olfactory nerves of all your friends oho ere sold by such • hand of ragamelles ; who now begin to reclaim, " What tight lase some moo to the wieder of send ing four or his different Members to Parlisment, sod we base not the privilege to send one! Why. ADO/ they be free of an many places, and Ivo left wither( • lam-giver." The insprotiog policy of the poor, and the growing philosophy of the Motion, will soon break the barriers of ibis soli.ni.; system. It is upon record, that a great Reformer once entered the Deese, and esclaiond, " For shame, get you gone, and give place to harvester men ;" end it a also upon record of a still greater Reformer, its those days of yen, entering a certain assembly and driving eat all she buyers and sellers (thoeigh they did not bey mil sell seats), declaring that they had ensiverted the holy place into a " den of thieves." —The great body of the Teeple now begin to con tract sells a has sense of honour, as to think an thing h Me but 'that is acquired by honest means; and I, as an individual, have seen si mach of the diabolical and wicked practices of Elec tions, that whenerer I see one of those political sharpen, I look at him with as mach contempt as sbnuld do spew • man who had bought stolen goods ; end, upon my word, I world not be compelled to sit in that House, and be insulted with the inhuman jokes of Mr. Climate's, and demb totes ageiest common sense and welgar reason, if you would takes my news from the parish books and make an Honourable Goodman of me. What benefit there is in bey. • a Member of Parliament I don't knew, though our liembers could tell if they had a mind to dr so g and our late Member, Mr. Forms, pallid inform us of the emetic, of treble made one also; for It is the public-house chat here that it cost him upwards of twenty thousind pounds!—peer Graodfatiser. l re. main your very affectionate and obedient Grandson. Reverte3, March 1°.1..19. PrITElt NAVAL INTRI.I.IGENGS. CRA•P NBA, TN The Nhev Ike dew 1/0111, do di sue ot Ike mimeo mire.• bt vien t o , : N. 31. J. DIAL, MARCH 18.—Arrived yesterday and re main, the Vittorio, --, front Chartnton; Jewel, P•f4.111., fun. Virginia; Venn, Calder, from New York ; and Lord Cochran*, Howard, from Lisbon. —C.me dosen from the Miter, last evening, after Pn.t, the General !Istria, Welatent, for China ; F"'"Yl Dillon, Int !Waits ; and Charlotte; ion, for Collis.— Atrind this morning snit saile.! for the Rivet, the Cmaack, from Ilse lale of Fiance end St. He'ena ; and Tobago, West. mocked, from St. Vincent's.—Cam* (loon from the Kiser the Ellethrth, S•inhurn. for Motto, and gaited, with the whole of the owte•rd-bound East and West Indiamme on their respective voyages, with a palls breeze from the Northward. Five, I'. M. The ',ilia are just heaving sr, the win., hiving Ctifiod to S. W. ItAWSoATC, MARCH Ig.--:,lime in the lick Fromm, Williams, from IVhitashavon to London with loss of au author and cable; end 'amoral railtete for shallot.. FALMOUTII, MARCII 16 --Arrived a in of gat brig, woo 'orating'''. .., Cowes, Mmicit IS.—Nearly 111 th• broody end wine lies been landed here Iron the ninth brig Jo.. pile', which is on shores! the I.le of Wight, and no doubt bet every c.•k will be saved : there are seve ral caste of sego, iii the ground tier, which will he dantseed, es the Teasel is bilged. It will be difficult to cot the vessel off. vca Poor., MAIICIT 1 7. —The Boll?, Itantingdon, from* Chau i•61..n to London, got on that bee 'boot the litb of February, end her rudder and re ceived •tler dsinege, and was obliged to intern to discharge and repair. IVutirev, MARCII 17.—Lest night, enlist tins o'clock, in a thick suow storm, she Ann, Taylor, of Sitoderland, got on the rock• Bear Smiths, In the aortbwaid •f this pad, and sunk the 1 will be last, bat part of die materials is especied to he saved. NORTH SIMI" Mallen IG.—Sailed the CO,P. Palmer, for 1)404.4 Straiir. lIULL I 11 ARCH 17.—Sailed the Alfred, Morrie, for Dine. Straits. Preparations at. making •1 Alorlhoroseh-lioere for the reception of Prism* i.rorut.o. gibe Is r ed net to retorn to this toiletry free, Coburg the be 4 ginning of nest 'nowt.. . C PeOPSPRIAW PIOPORW %OCR —Asibmit Feefee, the Haematite Postman. alio was back-d ►t wow Potties Inistiag cesuoirptsea. after the sports of dLde.ryßer•t, Tne•da*.lw perform 13 fallen' im an boor and 33 Oilbsll”, started en farm. day asorislag. oa a piece of turf on the l'isce,t, sit ante, frets Itagshot, to do the mats*, for oar headed guineas. ne.ting rota sla to Coat agailtot hiss. Ter Arno. el "let which he rata was one elle, agreeable so ankles. He did the oinks tw fol lows : Mile* I )tin. Set. %Ilk.. 5 4.1 lo 5 4! :1 5 4d 12 5 5$ 1..1 5 5' '4 `6 1. 1118. SeA . 6 . e Li . 8 re Merger ... ICA. NI. 1.. 31. 5.. Od. 3 • • • ' I ' L I • • • ; 4 7 P h n i . Z . A T •I N T T Rice .N Is a ft tO D LI T LI IZI isv 2 11 , 11MI T I: c .1 T • G IC • - - iv 4 _ . ▪ U. The .11.40ee mown ore considered leek ul Ike beet ped.striacs ; • 6 6 lb 14 ulay f swir.olest The rice to lake place on Teerdny • Ibe ;aired issasaikerresaaaass, sissiel the errae 4. the dhow., Ike motel. was won by 17 work end It splooreiclhet4 email .14 one wile. lloth of the own err barked to nos die .Ile soder eentotryoro sad . bro b er e he d . k r I.olee .1 6 . :0 r Sys iisiewe.. It recites esaisierrable kllellfWel newel' int rem coonzew br i g I :log woe to 4 ..o Tte re..tch is etatly• # pedeeeriene.s; owe especially, se it is pniatiocird to he r• * Ibt now Ike pare. easel is lee feeleolof forretim"••• •.• • •