The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-30 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN, teen was put in his place. The Prisoner was newly of May and paid me two one posed notes ; I pre. neighbourhood of Oxford on the osh of May lest, e'reistried, stool Mr. Justice Beim thus read from his duce the notes; I endorsed them " Robert Wet• end sew Thomas Ociorgell there at that time; I base Sole% the 'dolmas already given. hies." known Ockosell for ten sears ; I am sore it was him ; Henry Coe contirmetl.--The Prisoner said he feu Cross-•llismitied•---Welllins continued to live at I met hiss toro.antlehirty mileages the spot where stood) in his feet ; he said he shoeld tint go hem. to ' W o oten Bassett op to the lOsh. The offence was the reorder was committed. sleep, bet should sleep net there bet a little farther publicly known before I received the note'. The case for the prnsecetion was here clove& op in Ilse town, in the direction towards Norton ; hel The two entirety notes were put in and read. '4n evidence was ofteed grins' Edward Watkins. went away, and left me at half.past eight ; I saw no I more of him that night ; be bed a great coat with him of May to the tlecea-ed, about eight o'clock In the Robert Watkins for his &teem rolled spin a tidy bundle across his knees, as he sat "'sling' He soid, that he had no knowledge whatever of down in the chair ; I could not jades whether there Risher! Ilent.-1 live at Wottnn Bisseot ; I know she mender; that be 11MM hid the five-pound soils was any thing in the brindle; I kiguw cisme of the the Prisoner, and where he lives; I passed by his in hie possession; and that be Sarre of liiiiitsFget. I house a few days before Rotleas's death ; I saw a to Milt Cessna. William Bathe spite—The place where the hotly pistol in the boos laid on a table, it was a large The Learned JUDOII then seemed op the case,' was found is two miles and three quarters from the I Oat" and made as soleasot and impressive a charge as was, White Hatt. James Smith.—l em • blacksmith at Welton Bas- perhaps, ever made to • Jury ; anal it is to he re. William Hicks, a labourer, in the employment .1 • sett; I know the Prisoner, be was at my shop ete the l ooted that the limits of • Newspaper will not Mr. Pauline, who liar, MI the road to Porton, be. I sth of May, to have a screw turned to an lion pistol SHOO of a detail of his most forcible address. Ile lutes Cticklaile and the Moor Stone ; I nes driving rod; I did it for him; I never saw the pistol, only defined the eaters of the evidence, which was, in his soy master's sheep about helf•psst nine, at the top of the rod ; it ears a long rod. opinion, entteloslre against the Prisoner : the Pd. Parton Hill, a boy, called Themes Follies, was with Edmond Kibbleohite, l'eq.—l know the Pastier; l oner was nn the snot. even by bit own aceossoit, at me; I met somebody between the small gate that I dir ec te d a IL note to be paid to his wife; I was the time when he m i g ht have committed the murder, Foes through the fields anti the large gate; the smell not at home. he had been proved to ' , are iii his possession •ot ind re. gate is llMl tatt tatt l e Bell ion ;not sn far es half a mile; John Vickery.—l have pocket-hook which I got sent by which the minder might have been effected ; be was about 21 yards from the small Wit t and shoot from the Prisms,' Robert; iii; is it. and naive, the property of the deceased, were traced • glower of i mile from where the body was found ; lieghee.—The memorandums in the pocket. so h a ve been is his poIIIMIIinO Immediately after the hews% on the same side of the road with me, the right honk are in the hitol.o siting of Ruh. Wiek_tos.— crime h,d been committed. If the Jury could enter. band side going to Cricklade; be had a great coat 101te of the megenrandume enticed the rondo, of • tais any doubt, that d .alit shooed tern the balance on; I did not see hit face, the hat eel down over oneopound ..:radon hank•note from Mr. !Citable- In favour el the Prisoner; hut if no doubt remained the ey es, and the collar up round the flee ; he crossed whited In their minds, they must of Necessity Suit the PO- W the ether side of the sold jest before lie came up Attain called by the Prisoner's Cisme!, Mt% E. s ei s es Robert Watkins guilty; for as to Edward to me; I did not see him go out of the road at all ; Law vv. Watkins, NO evidence had been offered spinal him. I said to him, •+ final tee's." twice, mad received no ileghea.—l aperehentied the Prisoner Robert Tar Jory, in exactly Gus minute, retetued a vet. reply ; Mr. Vickery "OW" use a Crest coat after. et his house on Toesday, the Ilth ; he made no re- diet of Guilty. winds which appeared in sheer, make, and colour, a t &mance, but came volitetsoily. Upon Proclamation being made by the Ctier le go o d & e l like whet I sew before ; the person I sae Nathaniel Wills.—l am solicitor for the presets- show cause why the MIIIIMCO of the law should sot appeared to have OnlSMllienit concealed under the tine ; I live at I:whistle; I apprehended the Psi- be passed up o n the Poisoner, greet coat at the tight shoulder, but I could not tell what. I saw him at the White Hart, at Cricklaile ; Mr. mere, no the ground of one of the Jorymen having Cross-eaandned.—Perten Hill is Ousel half • mile Vickery and &metal Gentlemen were pretest ;nothing withdrawn in the course of the trial ; and that as from the Bell at Stoke, which may bar two mile, awl- was said t o i n d uc e th e Prisoner t o say what he did ; I pfollll.lf Borne aallitailian may have arisen from that 1 shalt from Parton; I wrier was on the road but I took the missives of what be said ; these are the 1 single Jurymen which might hate induced the rest to ones. before. minutes. alter their opinion. the Prisoner bad not been faille Thomas Esilles.—E am se r vant to Mr . . P4lllOOlll, Cf ""Pl a Mial 4 t —lle was a sked to , glee en *repent : tried according so the directions contained its the who lives between Crkklatle and Stoke. On the 7th of himself, and tisk is the account he gave; Mr. Swede. The Learned Counsel argued at very con. of May, I was driving some sheep from Cartoons Vickery put some que stions to him ; !Cannot recollect I sioletable length, and was as shortly answered by the the uestions; I only wrote down thealeglellet. The 1 1,.. ,„,ed Judge—" There is nothing in the ohjec . Cituro Finn swear& tdi e htt „ n Bassett , between nine q and ten o'clock ; I was going on first with the sheep, Prisoner was asked whether he had heard of the . ii,,,,," add Hicks was behind ; I saw some man wpm, the murder of Rerivray, and he said he had. 1 M. Judie". Brat, snitch affected, then proceeded to raid against stoke; he turned nit to Sto k e-stree t ; Reexamined.—The minute' were read o v er t o ' desiier the a wf u l ' entente of Death. He soles's!, the Poisoner ; he was asked whether what Wit sated panst i a , a d u p o n .1.. nn.,, tn :t y of th e & me whkee the be was about seven or eight yards fr o m me ; he had • , was tight ;he said it ea. ati tree. •ThP Premise , P•s•oner 1. d e etie s enored a , inc r. . by the mender,it agreat coat on; he appeared to have som e t h i n g admitted that he was at theWhi'e Hirt, *t Cricklade • • tiff dee right shoulder ender the great coot ; t he was buttoned up, and the hat pulled does.; I I. reef', toe wool; m. 4 t h• lairs, nf the innocent p ones e se on the 7oh of May ; he said he sass going so his Oclots.. 11 „ e. hon. • , e least hefos• charged es the reel TU. I uncle's, but bad altered his mind ; he went toward, dote, Tn. same I's vi fence, hn • ever, which hail in- e , la net see the face ; he came back semis from home 20 minute , after e i g ht, with a great coat ender o • •in , a o,l II •:u Id the innocent mats, had inter. Stok the toad his arm ; he saw the place where t h e murder •• e i ,„ ai ii to hr i it haw. guilt t o lee ' ,oily ; for where towards Porten. into the road, and kept straig ht alon g r.rea..easmiued....../ am sure it was the same man co mmitted; he wag by about nine o'clock or a little ... a id ItqfP been me i nnocent 0.k...011,01s had he-n ! b‘i II hefore; he said be went across a field, which mg off wester to p. pee she lIIIPI impresibility by beiges 30 ! t dui I slaw twill times. an angle towards Porton ; he sai d he never *INT' d, .ode• off. of his ! s e ine theerinsinal ? Ile charged the Pd. " Ann Stay meoce—My father lives in the road from h u t went str tight on; he met a man and h orse as Sae . n , ~ ~ aerar y , ' , sma ll eama i l aing passion of Mallow Cricklerle to Parton ; I knew the spot where the blacksmith's shop et Poston; the man had a gr." in h la orld,itoto tinge reronesliodon erithan uff.e.d• ' body was found; it is three or four hundred yards coat stropped oto the •41:•lie hel . i 11l I him; he m-'' n'"- ell G. I ;slot soiree i stitiewtolls ey in king a rottleasion : fi r '!" 11 7 f ather ' s h o u se ; the " is a lane " earl ) . "PP °. body site that he knew; he west from thence oftwaella of ,oty miter entree t.e may have cornoittied. Ili. 1 Site the buso, Galled Brethatn.lane; I was standing Welton flaa‘ett, whine he melted et tea n ' eteek ;A. 1,. stlahip ennels.d. il by prononnting the awful see - at the does between nine anti ten o'clock in the sa id istoteiog about the re •ort of a pist ol ; but the. o„ ,„ / the la . —.. Th ., you be taken to the Were 1 *lonise of tons 7th of May ; I heard nothing more t . OM sew a pert.. of the name of Waukee. Ile said f r an w hence yes came, cid the* no Friday morning i than a horse consiog •p, and the report of some sre. L . . ne met MO Mee Citifying linen l'urton hill f11•11/118 you b e ~,o , ,s ed t o the plane of execution, as near as Haas ; the horse came nog -shout tau minutes after I C r i c k ., 'aif t 'leaf Mr. Poor y's schen!, which was near w ootter to the piece where the murder was cummit• baud the report; some man dressed in light was on t h e to se h. ai dth's %ha:, ; the wee were 150 Verde be. i led, and there hang by the neck anti! roe are dead : theeterse ; it appeared tip be a light jacket or coat; bind the man he see en ho,..esee ; that he brought . that your ted, he deliseted to the salvoes Un- dig 1,. went down Bentham-lane ;it was a dark horse. frees Chichester two to Jodi In sates of the Cieehester sect h ot , sod God have mercy upon y our soot." William Simpkins— I lire neer Henthsre - lane; Bank, and some silver, shoot Over weeks before ;he I It i* again worth mentioning, in order to mike I foetid a black horse lisle, loose, en the Bth of bad been working on the Canal there; be load chinee the c ...trait with the behaviour of the criminal, that bleY• ed one of oto• onus at Aoolose., and bed the oth e r I the vied:lel himsrlf was the only person iii Court Crosentemieed.—l knew the Prisoner by sight ; and the fibril. remeining •hrin he returned hot " ; ~... ' 1 wise remained unmoved at the heart-rending ewes. I never knew ally person of the name of Blanshett had spent the money 11: , 001 his family ; he hail pad 1 gime which followed e a c h other from the mouth ID my life; I hats seen a m oo of the name of taste round to a betake. fors piece of cloth; II I I --e all-si lof the Learned Judge. At the coneitet:on of Waukee. his wife had torpor-II a one petted note from Mr.; the „ nun " , however, which congloonned him to reeds's Cousins. —l Iles at Honsten, near Chiches- Kitsblewl.i:e teeth *en, watch she had given to d e athhim,l , the Prisoner, who had remained used and op ts ; I know the Pioneer Robert; I live with my • and he 1:2(1 I aid it to Mr. Belcher on the 10th: when I patently „ miniu m itaiing she 16,4 uueppt by c h i t. Mother ; the Prisoner Robert was as our house; I the last Ce:irrll Election was over he had received - leeging Iwo of eit sneer, euleimed, "lam received shrew letters foam the Istilener Ilt.vbert ; I two one.roond notes from Mr. Kibblewhite, one of • more guilty nt nth murder than you, my 1 ,.. .rd . ” H e seeeited these two on the 12th of May ; Hendon is which lie paid to Mr. Belcher, Good the other for : then impatiently pot on his hat end was departing, two mile. from Chiebester ; I wrote an answer, awl Weed ; that when at Chichester he had lodged with I . i bet tuned back and sill," I have a great coat and enclosed a 51. note ; that is the Nett; it was eIICIOI,II Mrs. Ann Crosson', at Ilenstion.common ; that ite : a bundle here, / sancia „ may ha „ them. o• H. was I n ns. noe nf the letters from the Pti l • had ••ceived a letter from Sophie Cousins, dated on . going away again, but returning 4 woo d t i me, ritt . Crome.ezemined.—l received a female letter, bet Or 3d of May ; he received it ou the sth, and I could sot find it •I , told the Magistrates an ; I answered it on the Gth ;be heal out written to her ; served, " Thera is a pocket, ton, which somebody , bast ot, and I shill *Set it." Mf. Justice nest, his base never seen the Poisoner since ; I MOO seen the since. ... I eyes swimming in tears, shook his h ea d. The p o i. Polsonter write; I know I have seen hint write. The witness continapti,T was presen t o n the old I sneer .;vier fiWaled," I steno more guilty than )oar J•.ho Ileglas.—l know the Prir'n''' at" I "" t ; I b la .e• when the Pits gig taken before the Me' . linrst.lsip of this murder ;" bet added, "i am reedy base freqoentla seen bias write; I believe that is his giattates et Salado* ; theetamination of the Prisoner , : ;to di e iiir i t, st d . I d oe's care." He then leisurely, wiiiiug; lam a Sheriff's officer, and employed the was not taken down in writing; I rook MI11°1 " on anti with apparent composure, withdrew. IPtisontit as ea etllisiani. that day ;he seal cautioned against slaying anything; Etloard Watkins was of cour.• .Icriffed. Cross—ll have known Bleeket many he 'aid something abo u t • man riding near the allot 1 _______ _ cars; (Mss kouarn the Ptisoner Robert from a 1111040 the murder was committpelson ed : that he ternert child. down a lane; An **tract of a letter from Robert Walking to and the other answered II illno! brows men riding Mk. Cousins was read, enclosing a 51. Bonk of Eng- a way w ith a Ra n or pistol in hi e h ete t d o wn the h o e ; land notes No. 1139, dated August 5, 1818, sired be said the men was very much like llos. Ockwell. "F. Buoth.” John Vickery again.—l am a Bow•street officer, and A stood letter from the same was wholly read as es-s present at theesamination of the Primmer at Click. lows:—. lade on the I Ith. Not bine wasseid to the Pois oner ; fo no Wootton Bawds. May 1 0 . IBM be &elated his innocence, and seemed disposed to " Du. sins, Fasces.—l 6.11* she that the artarse Y " talk, •I. meson to d I ended the Gentlemen to bear all kierseie got 1 wants , now ns, be note Is Irke d wow some. thefts. a issopei *WWI the Not. Ole 'dun In:II 1 111 ilft .iii is in he had to say; I Welt the acetone given by the last She atmate the Nete.and I hope 111.11 7, on millet - tufa the Now., witness is correct ; I said afterwards, " Winkles, and the mss has hand 'weary more motes alewife his. I Mal r„ begs , ' fa vase to ,"‘„ die hi " b, c k,. an d I a ll wa d sa e. ) ea. hare heard of this murder , which has taken titer, is. kipet Ist I comes, fore the Slim is in Olti- s fist it sue I place by means of a gun or pistol ;" I said, will referee the Nose t will be Oa& for ii w ill MEM we deal , of ~ Hare you a gun or pistol in y ose possession?" Trains:, for I MOM cisme titer note, fur the man is tees is Gibe .. . ,,_ tit I call 'ware an aster from you , and if you base pawl the tie sales, " nave not hid olio for (err years, and sate noose you etas Rea"' Oleo" ago!". porno . porno to resume the pistol I I then had I sold to a man of the name oaf 1 will seed somber. fin ea more at pre eat from of Illeoshard for its. sod a pair of sham"— e Year Estibvel Scream. • '• KORT. WATKINS. I apprehended Thomas Orkwell and Pallier ; they Sophie Cessna again.—l do not recollect writing a were taken to the White Rut. at Coicklade, an the letter to the Prisoner in May ; perhaps I wrote to 12th; I found Beery Ock w ell there; the Prisoner him the laver mid of Aped. This was the Bank. was in the house but not in the perkier ; they were note I lent back ; I spot it hack in this letter, ad• taken to Swindon on the lash, before a Bench of dressed to " Robert Walking, Post-officeo Walton Nlagisorates ; I recommended that the 'laminations Basset t, t• be left till called for—Speed." I should not hat taken down. This Poisoner bad first Th• five pound net. was put in end read, : said to the Magistrate, " I will tell you ell I know _ - Hall •••d again. —That is the note leave I shout it "—The Poisoner saitl he was near enough to to Root wev. I an' certain I' ie ; here is my 'Wind see a Mail to know him ride away spun a black hinge soil Williams's writio I g; I lees Williams the pen after immediately after the report of the pistol ; het did t aro ,. Wit.ises's name, sod he wrote " J. Lane. - not kt , " his Dente ; he pointed to Thos. Ockwell, Iwhen he was broliell in, and said, .a That is the 31.1 1." oven it. . win I saw riding open s d ark horse," sod that he Rebell Mending. —l air M a y or of Wotton B.sott ; is cneetequence of some informatics° I r eceived, (Went i where ot first a lane ghost half a toile from the place tit 0 , . p..st.mfory. and saw the Prisner's wife there; where er saw him. I took Ockwell to Oslied, els the 14th of May, a letter came for the Prisoner; by under of the Magistrates; I found Orkwell hail tt . .;t is the letter; I opened it and found that note beere ou the 711. . l'he Poisoner declared his antes kiliblewhite. -11 live at Utensils ' , i s le it. be ets there ots the 71a. fb. Ptlsoner declared hia iu it. Isasao , enc? of thioki,ffence F. lolled R-Irhyr..—l sal a draper atWetten Baseet; J this bo I know the Itilson'er; be "citaoo Monday, the Hite comel y; 1 ksow Timms Odtsell i I was to t patch ov MUCKY THIS ).t At ON O'CLOCa. !tent gawk Mto 5 per Crest. var K y 101.14 pps Vest lit. 4. 11111 tuba Iteatl. IP II pm 1 pan Cent. Cow-. 7014 111 71 Law Alen 13 13.15 19.16 9+ per Cott. mill IteOtegiar. IMO. 16N. ?Ur 4 per Ceat.ll9ll 90 thattiret 3111 3 4 N. Lessaletbr Ace. iota; ;111. Tiii STATF 1 LONUOV: IPRID T, JOLT 3 W ), 15.9• princely fostone if they compeer. If any infection can divest the welts of • prison of men' animist gloominess, it is that the cause of being shut up within them, if that of endeatoering to secure poi terity from the ambitious and fraudulent ioroarli of power. Sech heroes (sod perhaps we elan have to a; pled heruesset) live in the memory • n d in the hearts of the patriotic and the brave; and are chanted in the tl!ticie poems of the inspired poet ; their mores ate recoiJed in and in hi.tory— These are Ili, limmotort ; Mt that herr ;by ttio4 L oiled w its her .16, or oitb Ki..a; thy dust. Tlll FVN DS. Nothing can more plainly show the east Went to which speculations in the Feuds are carried, than the effect that was yesterday prodeeed by the message from the Bunk of F.ortland to the Stock Eschange, signif log that It would decline taking in the Orr. Warns, and pay ing, es usual, the instalments upon it on brio( allowed Gat per cent. as heretofore. This corn. metrication was made a little after one o'clock, and, in consegeence of it, the Fends fell shoot i per cent. immediately. Considerable confusion scrorapanieti the decline, and much disappointment was cape. ienced by many acknowledged Butts of Stock and Manion. A few of these uttered their regret in bitter retlec. lions on the conduct of the Directors a the Bank, is.istiog upon it that they were interested Mans, while, en the other hand, the reel Bears insisted upon it that it was consisant with their character to act as I they had done. Letters from Gibraltar, of the gth lost. were te !fitted in town prsterday, repor.ing that a mutiny bed broken out in the Spanish Ilene lying at Gotlig, end that General O'Dotesissi •as at the head of du ostinorrt. General Dos I, said to have received the particulars at Gibraltar by espies, from Cadiz. If this report should torn out to be tree, the lion to Sootb America is entirety froilrated; but, however staters, it is to 'spec; this may be the care, the romoor stands in need of confirmation. General O'Downibt. may be relied on to fight against des potism, bat it is a great trial to a noble mind to be put on the task of opposing Liberty, or tiro Inds. perittenre of it People lou long l) ressuised seer by a Goer, like that of Ftantn %xis. FUNDS AT HALF-PAST TWO O'CLOCK. Th. beanies, at the Stock Etchang• is tranquillitoti to.day. Tho reseal of this Bank to pay op the di- Wends nn the Onnitrer has had its effect, and many Sr. eeneroos enough to ascribe the conduct of the U..nk Director, to the self.denb lag principle of not •ishrug to encreve the ntnoent of artificial money : e merit ahich we anatd gladly commend if proted. Th. Three per Cent. far Money was 71—bar the Sorting 71 i; and Omuiuns 3 ; it had been duos at 4. The science of Govesenient may now, le tersest, be esperted soos to show something like progress toviet , la petf. , ction. All Germany is warned by the wholesome agitation of opinions on the subject. The Frew+ on taking part with the Amgen-alio in their strueeles against the Mother Country, caeght the hippy infect ion,•nd now it is plessing b. behold, that the phlegmatic Alkmandean is impregnated with it by lids campaigning in France to restore Loots XVIII. l Of Liberty in its beneficial progress through the I shale Continent, nay, the entire world, its (deeds I may aiseltingly thaw " Ce it'd?" iThe mob orators, as the Government Papers are - pleased to call them, are said to he mote moderate is their tone, since the Loso MAYOR of Loxnou so her °seedy demeaned himself upon the late Soli , hfield Alerting. We are pleased to learn the circumstance, I thnegh we do not agree with the sapient *titers as ;to the cause of it. These orators hese bet to recite Ia foe of the grievances the People initiate, and the installs that ate pet upon them by Ministers into the bargain, to effect carry honest object of their pur. po.e. They here only coolly and temiwra•ely to re. Ipresent to their au d itors, that the Ihke of Yoga, •hn had mote than norlil constitet• a prior', in. ' I come before, has had 10,0001. a year misled to st, we 1 the ground of visiting his Royal Father. at Windsor, now and then ; that the Duke of RicuroNer, I,e -sides being Governor of the Canaciss, has 19,'.001. a year in lieu of a tint, on coal., twine the illeiriti• 1 Tate descendent of flit. libidi nou s C HARL i g II by i Mademoiselle or glitaocct.t.c: hut then let it he known that he return; three Members to Partia lmend !! ! These two facts, properly steed by the .. plainest speaker, would doubtless produce an 'boric - I effect upon the most stoles' auditor, and send Ferry , one sway with the coov,ction of the necessity of a i • speedy Radical Kt TORN. The Floritlas and Cuba together, are likely to ere. A colemporaty seems to malt at ill° tined effects I ale a violent collision in ten Governments; and in he antiripetes from the multiplied indictment. against th a t c ollision much beat may be g enerated, sod the produce 01 accelerated or continued heat is,/fame. — the seditious orators: adding, the, these sword. The difficulty Spain is in how to act, is het the nets velient Hectors" are " the veriest poltroons ims. i t ,,, i r. ..... quene► of its sesitistery contort ; and its ( doable in the en•lerance of whet they provoke;" 1 suganentio4 61.41(111.41 Mint lay it al the merry. on t he adding, that " a mistime of des p eration and trim, . !above occasion, of w America l and Eonengla of con'nd. I en n wha a 1 t Wing alternately rouses sod enervates their . I light three Powers ill regsrr the If this picture of the orators in question were s trio it is not easy to say, but. it . i 5. attesily Intl as .it w ere to tai am, whose feverish Cabinet is fast fee 11111; 100 NON we should congtetulate the friends of freedom delirium. that they were sobstracted from their number ; or, It is sa'd to ha the intention of Government to is other 'lords, that the indictments were multiplied roomy all the (stare set•lers to the Cape of Good till not one such dunghill chempion was left rtes of Colooy, to Alone Day, opt she soutb.east coast tor f Ica, about 520 miles from C ipa Town. Quete: — 'aerate oar grievances. It was not se • ith Cantt.u,..4 at kind of Bty is phi.? Captains of East lotlii. •u Mowers, who braved Ineflllte‘, imprisnothrut, matt have often . nfnnn I teal the want of a bar on that I and death itself, in the ju st assertion of the liberties ~,,a , .. • of mankind; end certainly if there be places re- Arrouota from Buenos Ayres slate, that Lod d in the upper (lessen for the spirits of the: Cocut %ME IMI wade an attack on Um., on 111,131 with two of his aqeadron, and stewarded brace like him, whose vir tue in meintai cc i c iii the Febrully, in cooler( oat one auts.hitat hot was altion.telf weaker caste, as every gist for freedom 64,444.0 off, and matif. for San ' Lorenzo to repair d i. 1 gst str must be, by far traoscenels that of the heroes who I mar ,. li e h a d ~,,,,,i tarn kilt,' ant worratkida IV for despotism, know*. that they shall receive istroJng the latter was the Captain of the Criliggiot.