The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-18 00:00:00

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He describes them as pretty well supplied with small arms. but &diciest in geld artillery ; as tolerably iisciplised considerieg their eircuensiansid. and capable of being rendered excellent regular etti diem. Their great difficulty is the want of •money, supplies of which would serve them mach more , this supplies of men. The Christie'''. at be affirms, have poerally made a season cause with the Greeks; mid if the insurrection is maintained seine ties longer. the Services will rise in arms, lie agrees with us that the Greeks have little pros pect at present of driving the Turks Into Asia but they mag dispossess them of Greece Proper mid within moot if pare. whop their Goverestest is maselliatet they may he the glory of delivering Europa from these basitariaas, who have so Wag defied the power of Austria.aad Ramie. Compared with the neighbour ing people, and masiderlag the thraldom they have been held in, the Greeks are tolerably well leftmost,. About thirty is a Misdeed can road, and a newspaper in the Rental@ league(' is published every tear or lii days at Corinth, under the auspices of the Govesameet. Among all closes a frequent sad careerist subject of coo/oiled** is the exploits of their ancestors, with whom history they are all less or more acquainted. He is coalident, that by this time, theOreeke are masters of nearly all Crete. where they (contrary to the testienoey of Olivier (they greatly oetaataber the Tenho. By sea their greatest disadvantage to the want of ship of war. The nor- Ayes' swamis in which they ham hitherto foetid are Misspell m be laid alongside of the Turkish ships of the lime; and lame net heist able to septets their enemies'' ships. they bare succeeded chiefly by hars let them. Ludy. ear Mistreatt was present at the mite of Tripoli's*, and assumes. to the most positive 0141110er, that there was so tapitalatles is the tam. — The Turks bad indeed proposed te surrender to gale time, as the lost of the Capitaaa Bey was off the coast ; bat the creeks were aware of their object. sod us terms wore *greed epee. They pitted peonies of a battery by stratagem. from Wash they mitered the city by assault. Some if the Turks, of mune, fared as uses found with arms la their bands usually fare ie a morreed city ; sad we leave it to the eulogists of Turkish hamasity. to 6ad oat a moos, why the Greek' should have respected the persons et their els snore than the British or Fremb would hang= their mutinies in similar circumstances.—(Scoteman.) communtriON OF TITHES.. (11 , 110111 via lIVIILIts motor° ►ost,) There is no doubt whatever, that, Parliesseel.Oo Ito meeting. will site the sulkiest of blab Tithes Into Its, inmediete aid most serious consideration. Prepara tions, with that view, are, we have reason to knew, is considerable forwardness. I■ the mess time, it be- , Loves tha Irish Counties to be prepared, one end ell, with their Petition■ and representation. The Grand Julies of several Counts., as has bees already stated, rome to Resolution tantamount to those passed is London co the subject. So far so good. We should .oggest, bolever, the necessity of convening county tneetisgs for this sole and 'sprees purpose. • A commencement is about to be made, seder vary auspicious eircumstantes, is the county of Waterford. His Grace the Doke of Devonshire is new at Lis more, in that comity. Besides being one of the greatest Landed Proprietors in Ireland, the Doke of Devonshire is also a great Lay Impropriator.— At his instance principally. as well as that of the gentlemen of Waterford. a meeting is convened by the High Sheriff, to be held at Lismore. es Monday next. We regard this meeting as of extreme interest, not oily to the county of Waterford. but to the king dom. It is, indeed, a most gratifying thing to Ind. that this nobleman, who has more to losses a Layman than, perhaps, any other individual of the country, ins put himself promise/sly forward on such an °custom- It is sot mere talk with his Grace of Devonshire. If a sac' ifice be foiled necessary, the Doke will make that sacrifice for the sake of his country. Tipperary. we have also ides authority to state. will nett In the moors of a week or two. This meeting will also be attended by all the nobility sod gentry in the county. It bas been mentioned to as, but we do not vouch fit the fact. that if his Noble Father's health will per mit, it is the inteetion of Lord Milton to elide Warne. tate. in the roomy of Wicklow this autumn, and this one of his objects is, to ascertain the county with regard to • commutation of where. We imagine, that the sense is already ascertained. One of the best resident landlords in Ireland is Lord Powers court. His Lordship is also an ardent and steady ad vocate of the Church establishment ; but ►e knows, that while the revenges of the Church are collected in the present way, that establishment can neither be po pular nor raciest. His Lordship ie. therefore, a friend to commutation), and his manse appears in the swainse which is appended to the Leeds. Tavern Resolstioss. The Members of the Comity are also friends to the' tuessere. Jsnws Grattan is their hereditary advocate. We take it for granted that the Duke of Lel•ater, and Lord Cloacurry. will bead a requisition is the' High Sheriff of Kildare for the same purpose. Their country aspects this of them. Now is the time so act. Aad they will act as becomes the hereditary name of the ors, and the well-tried character of the ether. The following was written on the back of a 104 Bask of England note, which, mug others, was re• reined by a usdewasa is Onford•streot last week, and any serve as a monitor to ether prodigals of the pre. sent dal: --"!wt those into whom, heads this now rally pass sympathise with him front who. it Isis's going it is the last out of 50001. Whisk In tbe short period of two years his folly bas disolpatini; bat he will sea verily seller, sad shortly too.", 130 - IN •$ I A i l& O. PIVI I MILLION ,IS - IMMOIOS esorests6 /0 Mr. i 4.1 10 ROTICSOMILD. In ' ls Is intif•yearty DI Tawdry. Os lit of ssessadist 4sl. between ( Ourest toss at theseisetanchease of the. Ii 'Cwt. et. Ilattlitle's4eas. New Ceerar4lelertieyvlept. ler IS. t is ami t ar blFOClll. AT itlla O'CLOCK. 11111 DAT. ..1 .:.. . ....ls IMlsllssek. JOS OPP led .....-. ....... X. DIMs Deals r4/s 6 pm. II Imit OIM ....110j SC Sod! Sas Illssk.i odli Ow. Boa Sas Old Asa-. New VMS prangs.. .. 1 , 00/1 100 lOW 112.1111111 Os o.>. Ssis. b1eft13410.171/7 --.-46116. .4. Sr Oss. Gm Ass.. Imp. II peel. 114.6 II parent , Lett. ThEste SW li d . II I 6 .m. a . it. ....................-...••••-•'.•••-•. .........••••• gilt Stitt t efitnait. "TIE Illtrnallt VIIATISallal" se proosreftwean wfll "T.ll Bynames." . , LONDOIVs wIIIONIODAT 11424111111.1151PT5111111 18, HIP. THE CABINET. • : Mr. Cameo's It sew regnittely- 11 4 eretary of Stoic sod, as sack rod a Illimbiltr • ens Collemire, we must not call Ms Moloteltmel Their sad Jack-Paddiag arid the like ;le la only'llten be occasionally appears op his stage at Liverpool, ask) St. Patrick's diem,, sad each like places. that we cao make reillly free with his. Whatever jests be may think proper to otter, either by pea or towel. In these .!;,.accred capacities, sad *specially In the litter, we must treat with a light rand; and, we are of °plaits,. that be novel will spilt give us an oppertunity 110 meet Aim on the stage at Liverpool. We must oat preserve our gravity, when we have bill moduli* ender our eye; or, at least, as mock rarity as we can ;rumor sp. Hs will not leave room. we thiSk for us to laugh at his grammar ; for, as far as AM. gees, be is a learned men. We shall. we dam • say. sever, white he is a Minster, hays to crack our jokes on the language of King's speeches; melees, indeed, jests should break oat ; and, that is net very likely in these serious times. la the West of England. the girl., whets the fellows are rather forward. de sot cry out, "pews off"; hat, "be sober"; which . is 'early the same as the remonstrance of else French girls, who, Is such emergencies. say, "'oyes mgr." that is to say, "be wise." or seders. or sober. We would beg permission to offer Mr. Cetszetxo (for we gat call him Mr. when be is off Iris; neje) this same piece of advice, :oyes sage, Monsieur, Do am rue riot with she landlords. who are, just at this so. moment, in so temper tit receive sarcastic jests. They will be perfectly sneer; sad, their ill-humour must sot be made a subject of laagbter by any. cos who lives oa those team, which take 'wily thee riots. In order that Mr. CAN NINO may know u Milo something pf the ester' to which, meet be essoled i that ..p.a., tiewee." which be has resemir vremeneaded so etrooily to the landlords and Titniiti t girt; it suer to give him a correct notion of time `sleds and "preset," In width be said the liiitmileg daises' were sow ; we sent be., yesmiday, be his house at Brompetio, called Gloucester Lodge, a Nor folk and else a Ilanspahire newspaper, decamps nied with a note from °avulse,. a copy .of which note will be found in the nest Rea b ister. The' Norfolk paper would chew him , that the fuss ier stock of wee hundred and fifteen farms. in that Bounty, is advertised for public sate; and, the Hemp &biro paper would chew his. that a beach of Jostles.. cousistiog of Sir TOMAS Beal:lo was eat. two "Squires", and five parsons, bad recommended 3s. , week in winter sad ds. a week in summer, as the wages of i labouring sae! We really believe, that he was wboNy igammet of the state of the country; and we wrote to' him, with the above-mestioNed enclosers*, with the view of letting him see, with his own eyes, a' little of what that situation is ; and to prepare 'hint for a greed sweep, en the part of the landlerds, at these " rested interests", of which he was pleased to talk during the lest Session of Parliament. There are 'ret moms of Mr. Hymn:lsom taking , the place of the preamit OrfaNCILIAM of ebe Estensootta• We do not believe this. There are many reasons for um not bzileiing But, what will Mr. Huskissoa dot Can he, after his s peech of 1815, pretend, that rents can be paid with wheat at 4s. a bushel ? That speech mast be printed again before Parliament meet. He Oast be asked to reconcile it with his present notions about the capa bility of things to come about. He most acknowledge, that he was in error in 1815, or that bitepreeent doe trines are false. He has a choice, to be sore; bat, one of the two be most take. Mr. Husstosores tea ' duel pitales us snore Huta that of any mbar 101111.—.- For, he has sense; he has experieam; he has eel deafly thought u peat deal on the subject, We kaow, that attachment to place and elooleroeni le very' strong. and we bats seen nothing to make as sap. pose, that it is sot as Strong with his as with ethers. But, hi siert see (*alms his mind be wholly lhaoged as to its faculty of reasoning), that this system most, B oa that too, before long, be wholly °banged I or, that there 'steatite something very little abort of a general convulsion. la the Norwich Gazette sad the NortekA Mercury, then are a hundred sail seventy five advereliements for the public oak of fanning 'tack! Is about forty of these the owners anstome, that they are quitting baiinc.se ; in a considerable seas. ber the sales are expressed to take place under eavertione, Or elleillelrielfts: and, is the other eases. we are left so conclude, that the parties ere leaving off fanalev. Only think of a Misdeed sod seventy odd forms thus artantly broken up in skis ad. musty. In all probability. those farms contda mach lees titan fifty thousand eerie of land r sad would bog Mr. Ilusec mann to oh rrrrr that this is or that poor Mod, of venni Mr. Iticanno speaks, 44 beteg necessary to be threw. eat of enlsivstios. hundred aid seventy farms- be actually bruises what noses be the Situation *like other fermi of the l euenty ? We ere Ile tier wits end 116 anapest fee • the coolest of Mr. Hue a isiete. . He has mote mass • then say of Ike peat ; ahsl fee M 0104614, that ibis 31bhig dais gee On Is the moist moy without medal's a •We iepmats Gmbh *point of 1118 most het iamb tie Pisrilaniest meet. We pre; Woo °pie's*, .ssio I. direct opposition to opts, ',esti A ~__L Were whet they bad bees kom the year sow.. _ yew 1811; turd what they have been from 181$ to , the provost hoer. The people of nevem burst hi ti is sigg 1. /815. Wit defended Lim. V. said th.t. he right Elm we team* say limn he is rig!, now; for. in 1815, hi said that the preset , tame would pet he paid, soles' wheat were a' *.sire. rise pries Met it sees during the war ; mid new he says thee the present teem can be paid with wheat at the sew prier that It was at before the „ eibil.oaHe will have t. reinter. (lee of the two el •Htesteephilege he onset give up; and would it not be batter *re pa, insefelly to give up. thaw to endeavour by a Wait et sobterfeges to support a pretended ma , slummy, and to drag Moog &nether year or two of his life, bated imemastly as be will be by ne?—We really do believe; phiesefel u it is to him: we really do be lieve, that be is restrained trans acting this mealy part. partly. if am principally, because Ms surrender• log would he a eareeedering to re This false pride is of all things. is the .world the most foolish ; end it warmly eves faila to add to she quality of morti fication that the party has to experience. Darleg the Amerkaa Air. the 'Meld bad to witness numerous in• stance' of salt silly *id* on the part of the Beglish Unrernment and its comemeden ; but the most re rearkaMe lastest* of it was. perhaps.' ithnited by Coaew.att.rs whes.he was takes. with his army. at Little York . its Virginia. The upturn% army sow 1 dyed dAseriessesedettieeeisniaad of Wuxi NO rum. and ef revaelm soder the command of Rocamsesau. When it caseate the ceremony of Coanweatts's ter rendering his sword; be expressed his wish to stir nada it to Receastaseu. sad Met SO The weakness. the miserabieuess. of this request war to be empassed by nothing but the pods, the polite, pad the dignified manner is which it was related by the American general, who, without a word that maid discover any angry feting. without a word from which you could gather that be perceived the false pride of CORXWA lA'S, put the whole upon the customs of In and his duty towards his mantry.—This might Neve, as a warning to Mr. IlueutsdeN and bin colleagues: der they most, or tear the country to pisses; l • and in spite of all their endeavours to disguise it. the nation will say, that they surrender to the An!bee of the Register. STOCK xxasAmig, TWILVE O'CLOCK. Tiers is no bushes. of eiteseqesoce doing in thist, L __a' • market. Tee F aulk an analanaly waiting lb. remit of the Beak Quarterly meeting tomorrow. to watt if the Directors' will iodinate any thing &boot lower. bag the interest of Bank stock. Comets for she Ac- count. 811. and fur Mousy, 81. There has bees a great dint deli% this morning is Chili and New Spanish fiends, wisieb seem mock is &mead. All other foreign securities malassis Ibdt prices. . • *EL 1 ..fill 1111-01 d, 411--New Prom ann. • tfit /se/a. 671—Deeteb,11111—Nee - renew, Scrip, 861. Paris porn ea she 16th out. lave arrived. bet Wog no fresh intelligence, so solve the problesnof the -Greek or Terkhl enemies. They abosatteralria' specelatihos. to 'which ilitrtiewi and • irisinie•ifinfief impart their own colouring. Hones,. , with. the Ultima. the 'abjection of Greece le matter Of eertalety. if net of exultation: whilst the Liberals still cooteed that the cause of justice and imlepeoce is triumphant. The Journal Ike Debate, which is hileisterfal, and hes gee serail, dieplayed something like sympathy towards the Greek:. seems disposed to •estasider that their strength is Imams mod the contest at is mil, and this being, the ome. !* Christian Europe" may interfere io their belief without rusiniag she risk of fsecrerieg Its. relation! 'Ol s former eceldirs. ibis Prunel bad ad. vised the Noon Government 'to giro an asylum to the Greeks if they shield fail isdinie draggle for iode pendeace ; and sow, considering; shale cause at hope. less, conelndes a long .orticlemmereing them, thee :.--- " We meet spin repeat owe wish to mu eir mossamea" direct tinfraitims attention to thtioe. flew's, a hint 'of whiek , w4 . pelf s few dsys ago, respecting the poitlbd lily atoksaigikaty to Greek . colonies certain mkiltorils io Same whieh are its : glees or even buideeiense. to she states which p them ; but which, lie. else bands of an industrious mud commercial fccopie:raigkt become fine comitries, and exhibit their saw Syracuse and their err Marseilles." The intelligence from Spain, in the French papers, is of an • 014 elate. cod that relative to Frame, of oo great interest. Coortfterimmet contains a 'spirited letter,' freer H. Beide:silo Constant, on the evidence of hi. Carrere, wards the couclusiwr of the Poitiers trial, is which the former gentleman boldly gives the lie direst to a. series of the latter's assertions. le one place, San more, the prima seised in the house of a Peraquier, were, first, a lithographic coloured print represeatieg Two Wounded Grenadiers, still defending their co lours spinet a degeitment of Prussian! ; memo!, is Caricature eta 11(dirtan contending with her Husband fee a pair of L.. a; and third, two or three Cari catures of the linginik. ' The following 'um extracts from the French pe ! pars : Wausau., Awry 27.—The Emperor arrived bore • yesterday. Mites. o'elok Atom., wish the Limed Duke Consteadoe. He was received by the inhabitants with enthusiasm; There will be a general illutoinetioa this evening. • BaltLIN. Seer. 5.--On the 29th of August the King lept l'oepliir to resume the tour of his estates. We have enjoyed quite a new spectacle here. the exhibition of the produce of eatioaal industry. We are far from thiokiog with some of the Journals that sacrifice the ' truth for love of .salty. that oar nneufseteres rival in nothing noes of itneass and England. There still et hos an morasses dillisoce ; bat nig certain that oar in. dewy has las& mast pregeaverielekt the leaner years. • ....-71;.77 - . Mrvexca, SieZif..;—Amortgst the siwprising foll i es urea,. Jaye, "iiiirelder that of Pinerideser; ford- My a novel elliem• hi the English service. who has give. biota:if }pit es the apostle of the Religion of Rea son. wheels. Inranye. he was called to propagate, He miscsonil rowdation. and wishes to bring• hack men so Yesterday mornioi, atlas o'clock, the Int.e Weiliagmn, accompanied by Earl Clamedham, tows for Visage. His Grace wog espectod to deep Dover last eight. Mr. Goaairig traasacted holiness at the Feedge 6co, is Dowaleg-street. on Motley everting, fir drat Hato dam Ms swishiest. Yesterday a hoard of the Loris of the Treasury held's! ph•Troasery Chambers , at which the Givorptiai presided. The Chaosellor of the Eichutie t woo also prams. It is whispered is the political 'heirs. that Lard Pllellfitall has sighifted his wish its retire from War Departniest sod that Its is to be succeeded , Lewd W. liesilack. It is added, that lard Palmer. stens ' if Se be Taloa to the Esglish Pomp. A Prochmatios opposes is the Gazette of last nigh. sigsod by Earl gathursti the subject of which NA dosorrodos by lira 4 the wee Lieu at Qamuserbird, Wiltshire) appertsias particularly to the Hose r partitest. Has bit Lordship szcbasged sbastioss with Mr. Psel ? or is the latter (rationale te the' Exclieqser, sad Mr. Robinette the Colosial I panatella ? It has certainly bees satierstood of that Mr. Robinson was to be Secretary of State , i lls' War awl Colonial Departssest t sad Lord Sat& opt s we wow Sad. is acting as-Sscrstary Ise the Ham Dopisimsost. Should this be the &morels,. 'oaltowbodl by some fiat Me. Peel will succeed Mr. silts" who Is said to haws expressed as gamut _ to mars Roo the heavy duties of the L'hanatilenhiy of the Exch./jeer. ... It is • curious circus:Mace, as observed in a rows leg paper, that the Lord Chancellor left ten Thnredaylast„ and proceeded to his residence is 1 seising,. Tie late Uarrinese of Gondoadeny's UMW was cot at that tints positively nuned ; the 1 cater is elot,of the Noble Lord's party is the Cabint or in Parliament s sad it is remembered that aria( the recent Sodom, each party took notice of de speeches and measarn of the other, that by .4, alien htd 1. the belief that they might so sasta he fned together is dims. Cabinet. The Chancellor, h l iver. was sot the only Lord in Ace wise ten skeet hos to on the appointment of Mr. Cassieg. cerdiag to the Courier, of Saturday sensing, Melville and Lord Sidowntk bad taken their depu ' tare. previous to the new arrangement. The dinner to be given to Lord A. Hawiltse Ni. Hams, by the Goilary, Trades, and inhabitants , MO, is to take place In the Salutation Hall, Sintraday, the letil. The list of names is already rimeasoestati awl respectable. W,ersl lacerporations and inhabitants MA. Brachia, sad Illootroo, have purchased gage of plate for Joseph Home. Baq , is to ei 111wle esteem and veueratioa for his nerviest. es ;heir Representative la Parliament ; which plate will ' p possestad at Moatrose to Slr. Hume, by W.. Bower, Req., Doan of (laid, en the 16th current. avd grails diaaer on the oecasloa is to take plisse the mei* The plats which has bees chosen for this pupae sew Epee/pie. mottated on 4161018 1 0 t stead. sappoted iliptbas female figures, repreaating the three P 'IMMO*. sad amoeba bearings of each placed theft respective supporters.. We *salaamed that 1011846 Illenleietkeeiewilwrewi -sanweem by • kesin *rant. and has itealtaile latteilpehm ottgrane. 'With die 'eAstocratie object of one pat of the its 41111WriagoAat, we have ao quarrel. Let 'obi' blood mho la a demised channel. seder the most aereleatiag vigilante of the law. Let titles and property speak. wheel the heart must be silent. Bat what we leered this eirrle of splendid barter, let us be as It• to set as we are to chomps. Until the vest Sadao( farliamept, the °misery mast goalless to bear this lamp of abortive legislation. bat we are coafidest it mill he tolerated no longer. There will them l• Ire lead and g I call for its repeal, and the • 'witeet be ()keyed. A general law, which, is its gem deo, partially resew epos • particular class, may retained, typos principles of mood policy, ii liedlivldnal complaints; bet whets • whole peril( vie for fetter, Parliament has nothing to de let peat it.--(Ceurier.) Aietter from Berlin of the 7th inst. affirms, that.. etqlegneart of - , some-important despatches recently itaqsositted front Constantinople to Ileum, it 1148 . 4 1 • 1111 44)4 tae M pOstpose the deliberations Isla affairs of Greece to the asseablieg of the ;rase of Viesae.but to, commence them at Vienna. • lairs as the Mbearelts and the Ministers Pladpota !defy snivel there. It is also asserted that Lod Illawagford and Baron Lateow hail limb beta origami proceed to the Austrian capitol to assist at thee ppncss to be held there. Letters from Stockholm 1 :he 3d init. state. :there was l eader disrasdun by the comecil,. should not be granted to British werchsst' men, Ouch a redaction of anchorage aid pilot dues 7 the 'ports of Sweden as sboald place them exactly tl5 , same footing as Swedish vessels. A precise ' to be annexed, however, for the same reciprocity to kieerved in the ports of (neat Britain ia behalf t Altipiliat ships. The Turkish frigate sailed Lens Deptford on Mer• Is, excellently provided with shot end shell. At It o'clock there were no apprentices isdicative of her leaviag her moorings, an bu.tle whatever, and only s few idle lookiag fellows on deck : before live she sues *we, or In the eportsunan's phrase, had stolea easy.— Tbe thing appetite to bare been exceedingly well w aived, and if this frigate always succeeds is perform. :leg her annesuvres, with such secrecy. silence awl dlt.- past. she must seeds prove a most formidable enemy he the (reeks—bat some allowance toast be made for She proximity of the Dock-yard,—(. 4 forniagpar r.) Covars or Law.—The passages leading from it. Court of Common Pleas to the rooms on the rigid et the stone steps. hitherto appropriated Lithe Sergasot, wed the Officers attending upon **Judges. have been bricked up. The rooms which stood epee tits sette istooded for the New Comm of King's Bench m e Fad ed lowa. The business of Michaelmas Term will be dose In the Common Pleas Court in its present state. After Term it will be ealarged. The King's Beak Grand Jury Boom is palled down. The basinew of the Exchequer Court. which is sow under a r ani repair, will be transacted is the Duchy Coin of fat' cuter. The cider harvest has commenced in Der:whirr. and will prove the greatest Imams for many. yrorr! one farmer at Buckled will make between Me sso .ia hundred hogsheads. I 1 1 1 • the religion of nature. Bet this mew propiset s tioee sot coolie, himself So Object* Furst), religious, he 'Columns also ie the sphere of hip sniwioa vie plidsal institi- don,. Its preaches si mobile of citizens Britons. with t perfect imeality emetic its members. He commenced preathisg on the hordari. of the Rhine. principally in the ilien*t fit Obociligollasini. As yet the Grand Dual Ouversuese of Hesse Las sot thought preps( to take any meatain against thee ipatwiter. la.l • ( las, to r "op i s ''Es cr. for th e I cry or,s V Eari eimile te Lad am the dad by 't! Paiser- • sigh., ieh (tae lorbord, tl nee De. legalises to have • *4l Do- . C 4 of late it ;tau for • md Nall. is ito Hose se, it is Mt. Vas. mist vial ollorabip • a roars- tows Os s is Dar- y's sot. the etc- Cabi•ot it dads( tof the 141 MTh is kepi or, leser- • skeet Ac- L red • • dirt. d lbws ad ti bitasts of d all, sett already liad' of chased a • isms? of as their ti will bo a . Bower, • d 1a Oh ins Any. 11 arra is isppatiod bras BP A cod ors Oast the the Ne• bts blood relosdac ty speak. we step to so bre Swiss of tear this 'Nest it 1 this he the eel its 4WD' - 11 ', say hi 110 of . sills cry • "" le est to • i 1 recast! 4 a, it hal doss ea 4 the Coo• ions*, as • I roipotor at laid nl *rites* t the ear - 1 •re. that 1 reredos?. does is asetly *a Isis* was City tabs whalf if