The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-02-18 00:00:00

,/it AD DRESS ADDRESS To the 411141 liad rook qp et!wr in general, •Ztseieet votowilt; of their brethren, of Zoar reh, /Wig in ate City of Philadelphia, OX the I . 3t4.tity f Deatiitber, 1807. J)e+at.r BaLovais--Aniong the many and great blessings bestowed upon us as a people, who for years haq groaned, even in the land of liberty, under the galling yoke of bondage, we, with hula- ble gratitude, consider the Iroduras and loving kindness of our heavenly father, in having lined his ear to ear fervent petitions, and oft'-re peated breathings for a tenainatioa of our nit,eries. Long have we looked and earnestly expected when the Providence of God should cause this grievous evil to cease ; we rejoice that we have ant suited in vain, for the Lord has espoused our cause, and his put it into the hearts of our Lewidature to regard our cries and to unite their gracious minds in the exercise of their powers, to abolish the wretched, inhuman practice of the importation of slaves into the United States. •We therefore view it as our indispensable duty to unite with our African brethren, and humbly request them univer *ally to join to celebrate the first day of January neg., ass the day of our Political Jubilee ; stud appoiored Cmumittee of twelve men, who have resolved that the day *hall be celebrated io Ttwulis ti;iviug and Prayer ; that Divine Service shell cum , metier at half past ten o'clock in thedforenotvis, at soar Church. and that the }ter. ,iefferilkula be requested to deliver a sermon cintlie . eccasiost. We be leave tb present our (Quilted brethren with an extnict front a prayer that was penned in the year 1790, by a black man, a art 'u the lower p arts of Virginia ; it breathes the spirit citSisiterirsig resignation, and seems prophetic of oar happy new year's day. When will Yehrorali hear our cries? Vflum *Ma Mows for us stand, And frre us al front Pharaoh's hand? What tho our "Liu lie black as jet, Our hair be eterd, oar noses flat, Must we fortkijs no freeilenn have. I ntil we find Mist the grave V.l while I thus ray fate condole, Jesus, toy Lord, roam my foal, That when my slavery here shah end, I way ascend to thee, my Friend ! Titoi here is none to plead my Ilk Soul appeals to thy just Inns, ho wilt lying all things to the Light, I know thy Jottitmeata, Lord, am right For all the comfort that I have Whilst I am here contin'd a slave Is that stave brie that I'm mar Free By thy risk Moab sore abed fey me. My sour is , free, it camel be sold, For all the gold that can he told, And when my body drops in dust, My spirit is thy hand I trust Awl tho' no cairn I may bare, Dior vet be laid in any grave, The lord shall watch it front the skies. lilt the Great Trumpet bid it rise, Contentment, Lord, as me bestow, While 1 moans a alive below, And o bile I sager Ostend wren, May thy ealyeliee be way seri." [Here follow the names of the Committee.] M a neaterona wed reipeetable wagging ef the Afeiteleewser their detwendants, ot the city ief New Yueb, leildthe eJ day of Dee. tne7, at the African laud- Qii-streel, for the purport, of taking into weesiderattoo, tksterefellty or onliftrating the day on which the act perinert by t i te ? Caw= ut the United MON fee tie *Wide' elf Slave Mid* takes effect ; • The following Resolutionu were adopted - Resolved U ; naa.otously, That bating been the unhappy victims of a trade which has deprived us of our best and most valued enjoymeuts, and cos - winced, as we are, of the uudeuiable priuciple, that all men are bons free. we view the Abolition of this traffic-m."O so abhorrent in its nature to every jug and tender seutioicut"—witli inexprevniLdif wtA faction. Resolved Unanimously, That the day which ter minates the Slave Trade in this country ought to be celebrated by us, in particular, with demonstra tions of gratitude awl thanksgiving. Resolved Unanimously, That the tribute of our earnest. gratitude is due to those Inca& of hu inanity who have interested themseb es in our fa vour, whose exertions. through Divine AseivitettCw, have contributed, in uo small degree, so bring about this happy event: and also to that Govern ment which Ins so Cordially and so honourably co operated with them in this cease, and .‘ availed it self of the fist practicable moment for attesting the progress of this great moral acid political evil. ' Resolved Unanimously, That a Committee of twelve persons be appointed for the purpose of making suitable arrangements for carrying the furegosng Resolutions into effect. Resolved Unanimously, That this Committee consist of the following persons, viz.— Peter IS Miaow, Thomas Sipktert, lease Fortune, Jobs Tatman. Thomas Miller, Wilhite Hamilton, Robert V Sltlbry, William Draws, Prielewlaa Smith, Abrahams Denim. JOHN TEASMAN, Chairmen. • PETER WILLIAMS Jas. Secretary. On 'Elaturrl.iy se'imight, Mr. fitineensits, a Quarter-Master in the second Regiment of Dra goons, at Chichester barracks, in a fit of insanity, cut his throat, and stabbed liirristlf in divers parts of his bale. Surgical aid was immediate& pro ctored, and hopes were entertained of his recovery; but he languished till Tuesday last, and then ex pired. In 1800 a woman was living at licrthyr-Tydvill. iu Wales, aged 94, who remembered when tnere t.ere only 25 inhabitants iu the parish. la the above year, a very intelligent Gentle:fiats took the pains to arkertain the population of that place, and found it to be 13,0ir0. This astonishing increase is attributed to the extensive iron works established there; an& an crowded was the place, that twelve men and one woman 'titled in one apartment, of twelve square feet, which served them • " Fey psitsar, for 14kbas.. L aciel a/1." ar The men worked in die mines. six by day, and six by night--tbree beds served them all ; thus tho room was constantly "wearied by ',even person. Dr. Wst. Purr Morro.. surgeon of the Royal South Lincoln Militia, has been reunited from that regiment, by order of Kos Royal Highness the ('omusnota-ix-Coitr, in consequence of hi.. having 8(1dr-cored an anonymous letter to lls Rot sr. Morass's, on the honourable acquittal of Lieut.-Colonel 1111.01111 RAD, of that regiment, by Court-MR*4, hist holden at Hrttie Barracks, NA ni L PORTsMOUTH, PPE. LG. Arrived the fallowing outward-boatl ve,sel g Goat the Downs, viz. the Harriott, . Champion, Mackie; Antelope, —; Litsoa ; Kingston, Atkitmou ; Cyjriu.t, Smith ; Doke of York, —1 iluthern, ; fired, Pariah ; David Shaw, Burnett ; Trafalgar, Lowey ; and the Harmony, 11 . ilaon ; the three tatter with the to.o of tuichoss and cables.—W tad W.N.W. FALMOUTH, FIX. 14. his Majesty's ship .4 rophiuu, with the ficet for the Milliterriiiieau, passed this port this day.-:. Wind N.W. ToIISAY, TM 15. Arrived the Dispatch and Pettis brigs.. with # Beet guider onivoy tbr Falmouth . —Wind *V. PLYMOUTH, rig. • 15. The Mediternmean convoy got out on tkitiurday evening with a fair wind, protected by thitintphion, 36, Btoss,ea, 18, and lassdina brig, 16 guns. Sailed Its Majesty's ship Snciets, 32 guns, Capt. Apscutigh, and Daring gun-btig, Lieut. Hayti, to the Laityard, Arrii ed the Ilumber hired armed ship, with fa r viirat °fliers and traders. In the oSng they parted with a nett, bound west. Came in aho the Vito -9 it-ilti6.—Wind IV .W. _ _ boar., ry.a. 16. ArriveAl Illy Majesty's brigs Aliaz fe,aa a cruise, iiklbst Dawns with toe *bilis as Ix•r lust.—M. Ind N.. • FftONI LLOYD'S LIST. Ga If Fsr N Feta. tii.—Palaed by the Mar a, RI oar •ft out Memel; Medway, Putts, Ghat Makin ; Igeisanto, turn. bull, and the Mein), Butcher, (iota Copeohagesi. Swu.t nit Adriatic, Graadiasa, fur the Brasil', sad the Sabato; hill teridge, for the Cape of Cued Hope. • We are desired to contradict the report of the death of 'the lion. Mrs. licwirr, St. James's square, which appeared iu the last Bath Pap.r. It originated in the death of.a person of the swat name, who resided in Marlborough -street, St. iaou luare, in that city. % edneaday sennight, as 3onN Svot now, Est.. of Colytoa k Devon, was &icing from Seaton, the horse took fright, and the carriage was overact; Iry which accident Mrs. SAbIPSOK had her leg brcken near the knee,which occasioned her death on Wed nesday ►ast. Sir Josses Blanca, from various experiments, • and the experience of many years, recommeutis a general revival of the now almost obsolete pravt r of laying straw sender strawberry plants, when fruit begins to swell, by which seals the roots at= shaded trom the sun, the waste of moisture hn eta. pomtion prevented_ the leaning fruit kept fi.na damage by rareisig on the ground, particularly la wet weather, and much labour in catering sai eA. Twenty ',cusses of long straw are sualeient for low feet of plants. At eight o'clock, on the night of Thurslay the eth inst. Samos: t. Caavroh, from WoodhsuM in the county of Northumberland, was attacked' t*o footpads, about half a mile to the South 111iswelhet,4h, on the road leading from Kelso to P/iodine and 111 °oder, and sobbed of an old bled leather pocket-book, esahsioieg istik es Wilt .csote4 among which were 15 notes of oh estelsi, .meshy of the Plewanctle tanks; the rest *ere IL Notes. The robbers were of.the middle size; one of them wore a dart-eolopred long coat, the other a dark-coloured jacket and trou sers. Yeibleedest--Gessaaa. fiert..e-Nethisy ai the Public 011 lac P Anviz T li t2l . l!E .. . 0 3f 7 E 1 C41 . Ditto at S;gbt,. '4 I I DM!, tteittiar 16 Rotterdisaie•E si II f IT . II ,4.1.erg6.... 34 4 fr. Attomi lllll =ll , •••/.‘,•• •a 6 Lmr. • 04 t• 43 10 weo. lllO Opos tu be Diabhu Oak' Arupdenum •2l re Cadsz 14aArid 4l etective Itabee ..... el horn Grows i 4511.k.F.C. VelAiCt n. C s Da. Incr. nG 1.1301. Parini's% Gold in (juin awl Basil 1. s. per OA . Dumblikens NewVara 'Save? in Men New Luna (week) • • • .1;113 en the Bank of WAWA. 51 per Cent. "JP; 1&n BI lApoja iito Dig fedi 1 Weir 'the V L icrel tall' xtri ;am I tati LSce "aerJ .... . . . . • eata•ttrho,lllll)::sivl'Et''s,.:::l: . cLoucE.srzn._ Fig. 13. • OXFORtne Flstel 3 . i 1 at OriDRESS NAVAL INTELLICEXCE. ........membr..... • ! I . --.....a... timalinsowls- . 7 !!" - *th' ith " . '"" * .. t About thee. o'clock on Solidity miming, : vat Oh, ,i, it everre reintiiii!fratilieY, A. Reece of et. Pptees, To the 461r4s *ld people tr . ro,•lar in general, fiu trr t i h v e ed uo th w e ns, fe v l i l i o . w t i h m e g im i o:u arria T tZr t d i :- , T b u oLui F E w . v d e l ti G •i ii . , ..l a puienced a dreadful temple/ of orgelleiapte*ipee , • w 4 1 14 6461111 .dnrki tt by tbe ( 4F ll6ll lt the ft a seieet inswing of their brethren, of boar ' ennerim . reh, /wild in lite City of Philadelphia, ors the med lay a very heavy WI AP iiwitr, I drifted; .. idle iter . Fasten Ledo, et. A. sad Stalest in ..„, ji.....„ kbeeinierr, 1807. oOh such fitter, as to retake it eettetwore,. &ogees , . popop a i ty .eree e eh en (;‘ , 11 , v , a i l , g4 ,„ 11 ,,., ) i t ach e at . sad , zieusmiy. v .. Champion, Mackie; Antelope, ; D oet ,,,, eaa • • olis for those totreliewl wirolmetl, • etiot i. o il to its si s .„., Ductal' ia•Llivinity. The Rey. \Villain Jenkitia, of Oriel Littion ; Kiarton, Atkinson ; Cygne, Smith ; lance. Tire road,' were i te iatinyettucer retrieved college ; the Hon. *diem Batechouro I. ) gun, of Christ Ife "RIM Beeovao—Among the 'many and great Duke of York, —1 Anthem, —; i nt a 4 - almost j uilmaga u e ; wed thi:oimifio, tail &Limit eltureii% Kea. Hilliard Gri ffi th, of Jesus College; Re' . blessings bestowed upon us as a people, who for Parish; Arvid Shaw, Burnett ; Trafalgar, Lewes , X 6. reach this city till two beam affer the Teruel liiiiro.---, S T t no el . l4l c lA 4l o7l ii ga i ta a nn a il it la e 7.. c .los,egh vi ß• atii wli:a f te t a c t i rsorl um: *f or ' years harp groaned, ever in the laud of :arty' and the Harmony, IVilliOn ; the three latter with under the gallisig yoke of bondage, we, with nen- -4..hi Saturday moneiag there was tualther•'fall of Loarem Culless, B. A. mere adoeitted Manors of Arts. tlx lose of authors and Gabler — W W.N.w. ble gratitude, consider the ermines and loving snow ; atisl the roads ewe in coesetinerice so i nee- Hewes. Iletuy woultereame • •William Holes, and 'llioraes FALMOUTH, FS& 14 pletelyblocked up, that the med of tier day flit! Brien Pea Al b , : I l d f Oriel College ; lobo d W A y i va Eytot t and kindttena of our heavenly k ether, in havin in- ins Majesty's ship .4 ,,, phi0 ,, , a ... . • ood Chooloo t hued hit ear to ear fervent petitions, and oft '- re- en the neet for the 0o; nowt:till a querter past woe reelnck m the L iu e :t ; 7 l 9 , l ic ii we te ' i , 4hetit thearet t" I. dw a ' • • " "Urgc ; and "`"" Sa'Ari" prated breathings for a terrainatioa of our nitscries. Mediterranean, parsed this port this dee.-e o' creature eight hours he: the customary thine.— f at, J•illi'd 4.. . etre adulated Haeltetute of Arts. Wind N.W. el The eritattet impetinneat to the wail coach . that Yiaterday, "hi ev. Gweory Haywood, li. A. of Babel Long have we looked and earnestly expected when the Providence of God should cause this grievous TORBAY, IfSS. 15. - eit slamming, was between Nettictied avid Benson, it here . Colter, woo admit offl Mtialt4 of Arty, Woad CelOrWarbill • , ~ ....11 asisprosatau• Laura pasterid the Great Seal to oak& ea , evil to cease ;we rejoice that we have not 'A uited Arrived the Dispatch and ?eller brigs.. with # iie e they were five hours in trivelli* al not SS manyat 61 neette s kleseDee, Faeroe • chard, to Loki the Ilteetore or fleet wider eonvoy tbr Falutouth.—Wind W. in vain, for the Lord has espoused our cause, and toile , „ froiu the isatuanse drifts of allow they had to , 1 4. 1 „,„e e , iewb e e ee e „ . - .port hes pat it into the hearts of our Legislature to PLYMOUTH, tea. • 15. • Mat Ilicon.iter. 'lite ea.:se:tee- ilent every avast twice ... , . mimisUere.•-- is eetricating the coach hook its frequent stop- .. .BLifEP. regard our cries and to unite their gracious inhale 1 The Mediterranean convoy got out Woo :Patina:ly if° 1 in the exercise of their powers, to abolish the evening vi;th afair wind, protected by thielbriphion, Dig pima ; bat it was at one time en completely me wretehetl, inhuman practice of the importation of 36, Blirsem, 18, and Yealina brig, 16 sons. arth I . gulphed, that they ores eldiged to erste the aid some veers ago, a learned Prete ri te In the Col- slaves into the United States. •We therefore view Sailed his Majesty's ship Success, Si guns, Capt. artist unin farmer's team to Arn e it wit. lir pone rennet , lege of dlasgow made the following ex peri inenta on it as our indispensable duty to unite with our Aysetnigh, and Daring giro - brig , Lieut. fitiyeg; thovraverethey ournolettet their iverney, and m e sh- lutwolf, with a view to ascertain how long it was ••:k .. a rc this cite at th, a'.‘‘.. hour, uolevat any serious powsible for the human frame to endure vigilance, African brethren, and humbly request them intiver- to the Lamour'. Aga accident. Yesterday the I.ointun mail arrived or, in other words, how long be could exist midi- stilly to join to celebrate the first day of January , , Arritiel the flambee hired armed ship, with we next, as the day of our Political Jubilee ; and 'wee . 1 veral . olliers and traders. in the offing they parted thin &bent half past four. out sleep. .•,.1 V —. .- u.. --.0 The fi rst nigl'.t, be walking in his room, turd by sippoioied a Committee of twelve mete who have with a Meet , bound west. Came in also the . Vita • • ,st cALL Lt - 0 NI IN tru.WF the assistance of Scottish Cephalic, he kept his eyes resolved dint the day *hall be celebrated ill Thaules- , graieltri...—Wind N.W. ee 'ow -.elm—. Th e second giviug and Prayer ; that Divine Service shell min- - boat., Fete 16. toe opew without mach inconvenient:v. metier at hell' past ten o'clock in thelbeenoivii, at Arrived Ilia Nlajesty's brigs Ali* moth Curd At a with:a of th• • ( .orilorLet Hunt, held at Fortusee, night, be ordered his servant to * be particularly er, alb' 11. iz., Eilitaboica, um Tuesday she gib cart. careful not to allow him to fall asleep, either in lits ?mar Church. and that the Rev. ,feffery'iteula be (emu a cruse , and teruaiti ie 40 Donna with tug Premat, Sic WILLIAM A t•l'S N INGHAM, in the Chair; armed chair re on the sopha sin either of which requested to deliver a sermon we chem . :m.loo. ships as per lust.—Nl Ind N. • :.Ft The Mamas •4 111110,,y COMMA Jew..., Blair „tom the st o ws tot had orders to awaken the expert - AVe beg leave tb present one Quited . brethren The Earl of Dalhousie uteri Hayi FAR. 0f,.._ _ B W" mentalist, by the operettens of shaking unit pulling with an extract from a prayee that was penned in FRO!! LLOYD'S LIST. leere Belharto William weenie, nee- of him. • the year lee% ley a black man, a dime irethe lower Gass l '''' t N ", Veil ' W. — Palled by the Maria, Slone,fi * ,4 -Len. e whivettite Cuttlettill • Memel ; Metta t' ~4y Adriatic, Grandlen ' I , utie fo:t fi li i e w ßrui lid.ll l7aritl a "i tbe e :he i's L i ,'G u : ll; l. tr• di Vir. • Ric J. Heron antel! George Ramsay, E mi of On the third night, he placed himself on a bottle, P arts of ..Virgilmia ;it brutal , ' dw:lint cit Ailitetiall, . buil and the Henry, Butcher, from Copenhagen ‘• ii. t t i: t hula Dough& Ilar.to.t which was laid sideways ou the tloor, with a Lriiiirli resignation , and seems prophetic oar happy new tee Joee Hope M. Steil*" Nkboh•oo• Esq. a fune on each aide ;to the latent , that if he lost, year's day. teriege, ere the Cape of Cued Hope. • , t Nr James Iliad of Certtork under the irresistible form of lorplietiti. his ba- tt When will Yeherralt hear nor cries? • f '.....: e'er. iteemis ciatemosii, En of Alexander. Renton. Esq. of When *Ala Mows for us stand, lance, the prickles would rouse him up.We are desired to contradict the report of the .; th Garthlaad M waitron Atid fire us all from Pharaoh's head? d eci e u at a lt re, Of ir r ic e h l at i p ol pt i %a l% re l d r‘ in ill' th w e irr laLt le Alecando Holston, Eng. of : James hurling, Esq. of This experiment proving too weak against the , What this' our s i kiss lie black as jet, . ' La..kingtort Kele encroachments of the *tiding euemy, the I/hilt:no- Our hair be coda, oar anon Gat, jam A. Thotwarth 145. of H. Haase, &S. Seeretre7; pher bade on the fourth oight, recourse to this !X- Must we for this no freedom have, It originated in the (fetal' of.a persist of the stoat i sm .. 0 Charkton prilient :—he Oared Itihntelf, as before, en the Ul3- refit we had ilk the grave ' l'et while I it ray fate condole, J o a .:7 , „ c, :i d :: , ,: teid. ::::, ,De r res e, ,e li d ..u n ou e n d t . h ig : h i t us i t i c , it Ylar a, : s - r . i3rol l 7: 7fro : Aanm " sersonton et Lewd Maithisil and the Hon. Charles Elphiastottertendeg, tteich. bottle, and cause** tubs full of hot water Jesus, my Lurk pewees ray mai. air• . ea • metre sAmateel Menthe " °I. the Filet ' in the " N " n " dm ' to he p i ec ed on each side. so that if he vibrated to That when my slavery here shalt end, Earl siCtruwfaril awl Capts.ia Alemiadtr Grab , direasod. xtri either side, one of hir anus, , w hi c h he had previously 1 rue suseend to thee, my Pews) ! • - ---,---.--- Tito here is ROBS to plead my clone, ewer horse toot fright, and the carriu - ge was overset • ; I, Pie Teesdav night last, :es Mr. l'eattatra, of Ayls- bared, might fall into he hot water, the painful et, %out Reeves to thy J ust L a ..., Y i ham, a:itl Mr. COWMAN, of Yarmouth, were den y sensatieu of which e he . expected, would resist the ei Iwo wih !env all things to the Light, which accident Mrs. SAI,IPSOtt had her leg breken eta e., te Mg towards ithatield. In re i gig, the horse ran away Pinrer alike"... •• • ' I kw* thy Joditmeete, Lord, are right near the knee,wkich occasioned her death on Wed- ulmd Sir ilY Jos ia ten BANKS, from various experiment., ••es . w ee, them awn tieepieg • and at t . r tnmETER This experiment failed, for it was found, that he For all the comfort that I have fell fast asleep with one of his arms in the hot wa- Mast lam here co"itin'd a Stave • Ift 1. perasettiag _great clanger, got out of the carriageis that strong bops that I'm made Free MI betalld ; Mr. Collin is . entiotioned Iris scat, and ter , and the skin completely excoriated. Front By thy rieh Blood saes shed fee one. • and the experience of many years, recolunieu a Illu.etjug a Mali au litieseback, near Blofield. which hence he concluded thatelie human body cannot me sour u free, 0 carnet be sold, general revival of the now almost obsolete practi, r be must itievitablet hat e destroyed; - if,he had 'tot exist witheat sleep fear successive days and nights. For all the gold that tan he tact, of layiug . straw tinder strawberry plants, when tl.e. i ceerted his enitearoum to save them. by... great row. And when nay body drops in Just, fruit begins to swell, by which mesas the mots ac ~ .tV effort. he meted his horse suddenly, by Abell Mr. and Mrs. Wilton tit gave an elegant ball My spirit in the hand I trust ; Gad tho' no entree I may have, shaded trim the suit, the waste of moisture te eta- ''''''. i ''s meals" flit aig WILY thrown be*, mud himorif one- 4e.d sapper , on Monday night last, at pllortlyett• Nor vet be kid in say crave, pemtion prevented, tlx leaning fruit kept " fief' i eta damage try rtig on the ground , particularly is siderahly Witt. but not deiteronsly. . a ' to Imemeeroas circle of friends. The pleasure of The had shall ankle it freak doe skies, T Tewtewate;ithicuersses , "d ot' m lo u ti c g li st ia m b er a r re ia siell a l ei t e er n i t tlg tor ia l t emi °3. W. , 'I ill the Greet Tempel bid it row, At the ateetiug of the teefordsithe A i gricaltu thweerley, She variety and excellence of the repeat, okairS eel triOnety. on) ends! 'last, it yes .wwastipseals4 ' and the polite attention of the worthy host and his. 4 Contentment, Lord,. se me bestow, While I remota a slave Delos, feet of plauts. . - • I steered to publish a striae of memoir .of t a miable lady, detested the brilliant amemblage And elide I snake grief ai d wrong, ° w e e atia e aloj t sal twig. frttita ti e that , eo enee, until the following inornimg was far adeaswed. May thy Salvalima his my *wig." At eight o'clock, on the night of Thursday the which are now becoosiege extremely scarce, stee l Monday last. being the birth day of Joni Alt- [Here follow the Dames of the Committee.] elle inst. Semen. CARL-eon, from Woodhull'', in 'driereptioas, by a Member of kie Society. ulna LLOYD, Esq. of Creeamere * [sett:mil son of the --.10.—_ t h e county of Northumberland, was attacked' bY • Pl TAtte vinteuee of the wind, on last friday morn- late Vaasa" Lun% Evq. formerly M.P. for At s onnoseroes sad „ sag of the Afetemmeatt tito footpad* about half a wile Co the South ci, II ing. "a seeiatitcy of the ltunuineollioreet. public- Montgomeryshire), when he attained the age of 21 ( Yet* deteelidalas, res i i r . 11, „ii, ... • ......, tie tie Miswelbeteth, on the road ' lead:ng from Kelm to 1 ilos of Dee. 'see at the Afriesa school. home. at Cie tap of St. Ailli's parish, in Lewes, years. the event was celebrated by his tenants and a • ' . ' ein ha st 's° ll, l ildlndsrin and Vk voter, and robbed of as o ld m a d or the purple. of taking tato adalitterotton, peopelat, - was brown down, and fell, with an alarming crude a nueeerous company of friends o the tinnily, with of ealliftrating the day on add& tba eft rowed by tit heath pocket-book . centliionne • 1461. is bank through the roof into the bar, but happily wawa ;• lam& joy and festivity. A numerous peptide:, were coignes of the United owes be tin &side' at ' 'sae% $ 1110, 4; whirli .wera 15 bates 'of eL saelie, ,th e er.onut injury to any one. The cluninies of two Unwise plentifully regaled on the happy occasion. sieve tails takes effect ; ~ . meetly of the Newcastle Ranks; the twit *ere IL cottae•s contiguous, inhabited by sold:eta. s hared Betreen tea audeleveu o'clockoos Saturday night The following Resolutions were adopted c— - Notes. The robbers were of,the middle er e; one the same tete, by whisk 110111 e of the et-repents last, as Mr. RICIIAIII) GOSSitAtelt, jobber, of So- Resolved Unaaiatously, That hating been the of them wore a dark-eoloered long coat, the other Id- were slightly hurt ; and two or there hares :e. mertnti, was returning from Sudbury market, he unhappy victims of a trade which has deprived us a desk-coloured jacket and tree vers. thighbOurhood were levelled with the g...• .-:... was stopped by two footpads, within a mile of the of our best and most valued enjoyments , and col - -1---- -- -lee: ' . ...---___ • . The :mow tlett accompanied the wind - to • p arish of Boated, one of whom seised his pout" winced, as we are, of the undeniable principle, that Yalitsaday--41assitat, reremefigiesy at the Public HI 6 „„, e ,„„ ya ,„,, e to tea ;i n peye a ue l ee d amee y th e b r idl e , and e einam t e e h is money , sey i ng all men are bons free, we view the Abolition of this . Whom . • Dittui, c i ci t,lis t: o lSlS t E .. ... OP j. 17 fi l l a c v * HATftl usbon li, Ptaiiviav 16. AL g m " is was eo pow e r n a heetret neither N e e net , they knew he bad Miley atettit him; on his resist- traf fi c-ota so abhorrent an its nature to every just Is horse could reehe it. GM! bn he Brighton coaches ing the other villain restantly snapped& pistol at and tender s m i ti me ut"--with inexpressible . vatile A . et free' tette+, *Mena* 016 alt eight o'clock, a!ltar him , which ftsit °l 4telY dashed in the Pin= faction. . Reedved Uatminiously, That the day which ter- itotteedisa e. t s 4. •• • V. n" Biabl l tu u ••• • .• be ll . . petoytedin; a retort dieuree on the mad, was c t en. then dragged hint from O his horse into a 4 P. pellet' to return. the casette:ea &Attiring able, by threw him down, and , to preveut his giving alai's', mutates the Slave Trade in this coulee; ought to A ll onliergli , .,.. 34 . 4 211.1. Cork' the applieation of his whip, to make tbe leading ?stuffed a handkerchief rate his mout h . and rifled ehrl ht us , in Particidwri with demoustra- •ss e. as - s nv. Nu T.Licil. rH hef t :, Lice the weather. Tlw berg-ant* Mr. Bee, his pockets of notes:and craft to the mowed 4.0( up- bons of gratitude awl thanksgiving. Mil •••,,ic , • ea 6 Low. Portugal Gold is • •2 t • 23 lo Coif' and Hart F. s. il. oil or She' instil *lt.") ,1 o coming to Lewes, with his wards of 6 9 1 . —Tw0 of the notes were 101. Bank a Revolved Lianniaioualy, That the tribqte of our assenteent .... •43 re per or .. 4, 0 .• ilaete e s teem , on te e Dose% between the B o o t h England; three 51. note of' the Clare Bank; two earnest gratitude is due to those friends of hu- -Cadet of Ditehliag and NV. estattoton, being unable to 5L of the Braintree Bank; and about tol. in twin nemity alto bate intereated thentreltes in our f di. 'NWT' id 4l e ff ective Nee Dol!ors .... 0 ..; 3 *ell ititt feet, was carried imitie di sc by the noble—One of the villains appeared to be in the your. whose exertiowe through Divine Assistance l itith r, ..... ••• St , .glen in Men .... u 5 6 wool, stint had hi. feceelsockinely lacerated by the habit of a epithet, and they are both suspected to have contributed, in no small degree, se bring ! i k e a t ke r " . .. 4,l* Neer Lumis (tech) oo • au A - lo on the Beak of Bawd, fell he receiied. Oit his reitial a ith a load of have seen Mr. fitywllMdfffa take money at theabove- about this happy event : and also to that Govern- G ees , , „„:::: 45-iteepe. I . p et tee. t. corn the same (ley, he was unable to proceed any 'Mentioned market. mete which hag so cordially and so honourably co- Venire 'LC.— sell* hut •it farther than Lewes raciegenittei, where he took elf re A mammoth, in a state of perfect preservation, operated with them in this cause, and '' availed it- s ., __ • -- .L...—:...-.---.-1. e ? his horses, acid left the engem' until the fullowinit was lately found near Yakoeitska , oil the borders self of the first practicable moment for anestial the . lleantAGEV. ...war L u d or " t j 7 : s.i l:tes: : :: t ai ges .r ; e dissin lstian ebert s.l.:4 , • :et whi alfun a itel ti l l i ey ll 'uo . W ßy i ev A na lts :ti vve y bY sift ,.Elli i : es,. to lfre riM mArcar ag * r :t h. ,t - : wonting. The Lotidoit coadm. both to mod Irma ilf the Frozen Os-ran. Van of the death the tusks, Pro gress of this great nwrid acid political evil * Lewis, In the skill mod titre a t their drivers. par- earl . and tail, had been cut off by the natives ; but Resolved Unauimously, That a Committee of feruted their respective journey.., and without rape- the skeleton has been carried to Petersburg'', a twelve persona be appoiutecl for the purpose of wee rienciag the least meekest. Permeably we hart distance of hive's miles. The head weighs *Mlle, making suitable arrangements for carrying the deacon o r Irdy, heard of no maritime diameters of consequence the hens are Wee Auld a hall' feet long, and weigh foregoing Resolutions into effect. On aattartlay tint, at st. George the Marty!, _Queen's- along the Sussex s etre. e iw eh e; t h e ! e i g h t o f t h e back i s ten se e s h e ir Resolved Unanimously, That this Committee "ram J•sel'll L int , a, Eq. of the hula 0 BErbeike , t to Mew Catharine amok Rashlricb, youngest daughter of A rubbery. mated on in an exteneee manner. by feet. and the length sixteen and a half feet; the consist of the following persons, viz.— • Thomas Raoliteials, Elm of HlacLiiesth I tweenee i n t h e ei lny of Me. B i n a rmay, s hip. bristles of the beck were of a reddish colour, and Peter IS dimes, Thomas Sipkise, Last weets„ Mr. William Brunie* iiiireeon of Nor" id's Isaac Fortune, Jobs Twomaa„ le Wilder. of Frieridgiary, Kent. ins hewn latelv ilts- many of them tar:mural two feet finir inches. to masc. Touthaeurs, daughter of M i Torallusim, Outer, Thomas Mille. William Hamilton, cot erect, and some oft he perpetnitors are now likely The drapers of T rove were thrown into a sad R o be r t A s,J,,: rt Wil li am Brows, Newark to gaffer for their crimiushey. The cireisinsrance parker a few days ago, by the sudden appearance notate. Smith,' Abraham Gordon. On Tees :fey the gth Latent, at Haekford, near apeeser. ti • Haggle Willtnabani, Esq. of Rode hall , is Cheshire to JOHN TEASMAN. Chairman. • ~o sawn._ ...anei.t &insister of the Low Philip Evertor'. 'Eau. NAIRTAGEV. .... TAO week, at Cluistimoblalfont, Wilts, by the Kea. Li ward Wales, A.M. Robert Mieldlets• Atty, Fa* yousgsa now of Jura Atty. Rog of Whitby, Yorkshire, to Marga ret Lacy, yang-rot daughter of the Rev. W. Wilke, Arch dencoo of Willa. rnr hatvaday last, at !it. George the Martm Queen's squars„ Joseph Lescoirly EA. of the Island of Methadone. ha This Catharine amok Raskleigh, youngest &steam of Thomas Rasibleigh, Eaq of Blackleatis lost weets„ Mr. Witham Brants., curs:eon of Nwr.ici'a to Mimi C. Totnlinius, daughter of Mi Tomlinson, Outer, Newark _ Clo Toes:fay the gth L.stant, at Eackfont, near Choolor. Roselle Willo4thant, Erg. of Rode-hall, is Cheshire, to Sthylla, loongt.t cleaghter a the late Phihp Egret. o, Ent of Oultos, to the same county . Os Saturday hot, at Plinritle) Church, by the Roo anCR* , George Roalliatt, Charles Lao. of Strf.oc .t, 'c sjk! colony of Glaarreeter, to the lbw lia...et goshow, daughter of the Ittett Hostorrohhe Lad,. North...telt, f Nottlaariek Park. After the rerer:aony, the see uorten routtpie ant of for White knights, the scat of to: Me: ,e a of Blanatford. nr vri/s. At Brighton, ea Friday Wet, Mn. A. M Bennett, Aar of sevrral porular Nem* %Owe* tessenkruone midi la-. eherialaedosinh gratrtnicrtaleataa, by dome UWE, bar. ;!i. it war to — expenence leer fritedslwi. 0a Wednesday se'suight, at Natty la 11. e 7 1d yew of LS ape, Andrew Hack*, Esq. late of Mo-,Lail, Warwlttal , , -, and of Sprattua-plat— Plertlnwartonahwe 0, the 'gab sit, l ia n a Aspinwall, now of the Ithr_ aljitar of Sampstui, Bads. Ikea 'matt+, turn -r t i otlorg, mere shook off the ell, J. Aspinwall, Cap taw, I, at l'I)roorth; by a rioter.' concossme from ;44 Eases Inds man, and al: fooled • *awry erve. Last week, :a his 57th per, et his holm ha Minest-t, William Hartley, Eact. upwards of 30 )(mina peleattpal ag ing partway he the eatensire psetati, sew Leeds. Liddy, at Raleizb, is Nortli Catalina, Mr. Thomas flainboatrue, forsorrl as entiorat anomaly, of Sheffiela; •.. 1 Orr* dark 4 *Le pros fer the Walt-liMoir 'friar?. shire. • • HIGH' WATER, THIS DAY, AT toNnox-sin Mom. AO.. —Oll, ail iT..b I ETes. 7 LONI.xOII. t; PANIDSO:s, No. 17„Psi. mart, essr-stre.t, Cusetitiar !..st, and poNtirbed a! Dime, No. li , Bea of St (1 , -,rier...'s Church, *frac • N art An 7, Nes 1k.:t0.-.-ontt, Lcsig./.:1 lar.lets, fkf tbia.,p.par,• seat taele.Oilesi (prat p , •dJ In *h.') att acted to. 14eltr, IVillisio otia for those thivel lance. The roads were NI almost inyassahle ; aad thi • ....hot reach this city till two imam afYor the mask Sme.— (hi Saturday momiag there was assailer - lull of snow ; atitl the roads were in coisetittersee not mu . pletelyhlocked up, that the sued of this day dill hot *mn:" till a quarter past mar o*elnck in the eveistue. eight hours bevowi the customary time.— Titc impediment to the mail coach. that morning, war between CI ettletied aad Benson, a here they were tire hours in trivellime al not as many ffotlA the immunise drifts of snow they had to rncon.ttcr. 'rho int-nea2,o;- dent every assist mice i 3 extricating the coach it nee its Pregnant stop pages ; bat it was at one time so completely nn . gulplved, that they WlriP ohliqed in crave the aid sain farmer's team to limit' it ant. llc perseverance, s howavars.they ounteleteit their journey, and seas-h -e:1 this tit) at ths it!seie hour, a stinvot env serious accident. Yesterday the Losoluis mail arrived about half past four. CALL LOW 'UNT. Ate ref.ett:pt of th. C. Lititteol co, the ri 14.4 Nast, beld 14 Fortusea, der oth cart. Sic WILLIAM A Tho 31argeert Routs The l'Arl of DoHomo , - ,Lord Belhavott • Iphivottme ▪ J . Heron tivu eu Wirier Dough& J,Pra Hope Jauoos 13..0 We...am N140'40%80, Coq of Garthlaoll Alecamt.r Holliston, Ell of job* A.Thelsauo. MR- of Charkton tllteH.V.ll, in the Chair; Colotiellistmes Shear Robert Flay, Emu of Sainte IVieloyes, Esq. of Cottlellill • Georce Ramsay, Eaq of 80r..t0.t M. Stewart Nicholson. Esq. of Cernork Alexander. Renton. Esq. of Mardingt.ni Jamas Stirling, Eaq. of Keir H. Hagar', Eaq. Secreesny ; Loot Maithatil and the Ulm Charles Elphinstotterletairee, were nottaittA Members of the Brat, in the room of ttat Earl sCGrawfarol aorl Captain Aleanadte Gra ) , dorms:it • Toiesday night last. as Mr. I'munerea, of Ayis ham, and Mr. t'om satN, of Yarmouth, were driv ing towards Elleheld. in regig, the hone ran away • wish theta must haripusly. . and Mr. l'AntarfEll perteiiiiig _great danger.. got out of the carriage behind ; Mr. Coama ie. etiutinned his sent, and rte slug a Mall on horseback, near Blotield, which be must meritablyt hate destroyed; - it:he had not everted his endearoun to awe them, le.e great effort, he tamed his horse wuddenly. by which enema aig wet thrown ore, -and humeri( CM ialeraloly edit. but not dat eroasly. • A At the cneetiug of the vrefordshice Agricaltu rsi tt «net) , on Monday ilea, it was . .missitmeush stnered to publish a series of engrariusii of t oldest end ntort yuloahle fruits of ;that weenl7, which are now becousiwg , extremely seam, Nth progdeseriptioas, hy a Ylenitser of the Society. he violence of the wind, on latatFrilLpy morn ing. the 11:muting-Horses public betelles at t:se top of St. Ames parish, in Lewes, was lowa down, and fell, with en alarming eraah, through the roof into the bur, but happily without personel injury to auy one. The chisunies of two ciente s contiguous, inhabited by siddiesa, shared the same tete, by wisWis eerie of the oectspauts were slightly hurt ; and two or throe har:if is deighbOurhood were levelled with the g ;.o.' The :aoy that aceinapained the wind en a grind eoya.e.te to tranship*; in putienlar dine- , fume, it was a powerfhlreltit neither wit nee. horse could ma* it. Give afthe Brighton coaches trot* Lewes, lo'hlcis sat ash ell sight Welsch, atlw pitotistoolioW a wort detwee on the mad, was cern la return, the coachmen &Attiring able, by the Opplieation of his whip, to make the keeling 1 rya ba the weather._ The sers.wtof Nit. hot, of fillet:owlet:), in emeriti,: W Lewes, with his epeeist's tern, on the Downs, between the Rentals of Melding and 11:estnitaton, being unable to krp his feet, was carried sonic distance by the wind, slid had his fecepliackiimly lacerated by the full he teemed. Ott bus rental with a load of corn the same (ley, he woe unable to priseeerl any farther than I.rwes race-irroottal, where he took oif his horses, aid left the %ageism until the fullowine niurning. l Ire Londuit coaches, both to and team Lewes, by the skill and Care of their drivers.. per firuted their respective journeys, and wi host Papa., rieniriyg the least sieviiimit. Fortuistately we haw, hinted of no maritime threaten of consequence along thetsussee A rubbery, coated on iii an ex-ten-we manner. by Li v erianio in the ewloy of Mr. BOINDIALT, ship- Mi er , of FrientlAiary, Kent, bas Lei to lately dis t-merest, and some of the perpctrittors ammo likely to suffer tin their crinsinahey. The cirvisinstauee which first led to the discovery is eingulle: atter*, high tide which occurred last inouth, MOO persons wire employ ed in clearing a ditch, u one of the marshes A t Rochester, winch had been overflowed, sad whilst at week, one of the men stmck against a copper bolt, which hail barn secreted in the ninit by the side of the ditch ; on farther matuiriatiou„ ti l e other copper bolts, of t ier large iiiineutuous, arra also found. On inquiry, these belts proved to bit l'ie property of Mr. liai sOLZY. Mb B'. suspie CUM' fell ups,' a nor he emplern. to watch his tormni-ea, hot no property In.ing Intind on him. Of any thing whieh coi!d ju: ..fy • prcoecution, he was merely climaissed fusel the yard. _mother watch man was appointed. why 'evened I istroiestenas fin btu ovailact hem Mr. R. lie had .wit leen hie; employed in his new a.: le fare he eras tempted by sorlle.yelnfr Dien, also in Mr. B.'s employ, to join them ia lying It,, pre m ise., ea . enlist him, that his share of tne tilituiaed by every parcel of goods winch WAS stele:.. would auismat to flee pounds. The won seemed to fall in with their pistils, ail bided means gained their cmiSdrinw. lfr nomeirately inllonned Mr. 13. of the scheme', when measures were Like:. to eatids the rogues is time eery act of ttsbbery, and onausiday night, two of the petty were 'Wintered inetehre 'mom or. Air. H.'s premiers, who mere loth scatted. t b ee el them had no has shoulder II large "'time tin had fere thanniwel. has ale. bear that two. 'these who !.01 lALLOCCit appfealttidti. , I ... ealsolistop I..)gua, of (Audit _—.; -Ser. ftirhateeicilith, of Jetoto C.ioe; Its,. stivilikek.hrar and Re,. Joie& *towhees licoarreoo, of come i sod Rev crsOffic Wats"a Outchin".* of Cotioso, B. A. owe oasitted Mostar, of Arts. =lleury Houlteciabs, •Williten Roles, and 'r,OPOIEII Radon Poore, of Oriel Collette ; Joh. Wyatt Eytuo sod J tboot4e Owen, *Moist Ciwarch; 144 and Alien sod Char** on crosiso Kcorick Prreco4 , OW College ; and Lards Soudya, f S4 J•bliti 4.. . . adulated micro.. d' Arts. lresitrday, the ev tit's, . Gornbry, Ravers* D. A. of Bohol was admit tee Illiegi of Arta, termed Cutrapoosie_. C. : S tepcosatlio Jew mord tbc &not Seal to awl* Ili Rip. W. S &WEN Ikesour Oise* is bold the Rectory ii %Ombra" ailebidareyn; • •• • • . GLOUCESTER.-F 52. is. • ONFORA,F2I.O 3 . I --.............. • ! I —......-- . About three &clock on bifida) , montinf, vis out Reverend WiltiiiiNrs tas, cq 11, A. Rect a, St. Peter's, ts a perienced a dreadful, temple. of ivislit'sbiegAn' Pta r . ' '‘' l ' =" 441 a setel"i by the" °I II) *8 tired by a vrry hoary fall ..iiritialar, istic, +Mira; - • • riber &m s/tod Liar K. A. add Stalest in v. irla such lister, to to retak e 'lt r N rytnoil ... dangers , was,,i ty . 4f vy,O„ A „,, c„n ev . , * j ai 14 m il te d d ac ha,. add Claa for those Leaven's* efile l eet i , 0! eKretseti to 'Of eig.y, Duffle its •Divietity. The *re. William Joiltitia, of Niel keiCe. Tar roads were its taarty4duer-4 retrierasi College t the H..n. Williiss Beiseistop l.)gon, of Christ a t inobt ; LH oaus u e ; aa d t hi:o il t ic i o , ma il c h i i . w .„ Church t Kea. Billiard GAMMA, of Je , sis C ohe r e ; Rev. ""'• Stashes. 14.4 rate sad Ref..healPh Rawhos Heude , son, a weadiuslio elevAntles l .AN4 we pert careened have BLIMP. Some Team ago, a learned Professor In the Col lege of dlasgow made the following experiinenta on luusself, with a sie•.v to ascertain how long it was possible for the human frame to endure vi ; ,ilance, or, in other words, how long be could existwith out sleep. The first rii64.t, by walking in his room, cad by the assistance of Scottish Cephalic, he kept his eyes open without *web inconveiiient.y. The second night, be ordered his servant to be particularly careful not to allow him to fall asleep, either in his armed chair re on the sopha ; in either of which coal, the seer int had orders to awaken the experi mentalist. by the operations of shaking unit pulling him. Oa the third night, he placed himself on a bottle , which was laid sways ou the door, with a branch of furze on each side ; to the iutent, that if he lost, under the irresistible force of Jlorpheur, his ba lance, the prickles would rouse him up. This experiment proving too weak against the encroachments of the ebeellog enemy, the philoso pher hide on the fourth night, recourse to this ex pedient placed Ttlinielf, as before, en the Ul3 etevdy bottle, and causelreieo tubs full of hot water to be placed on each side, so that if he vibrated to either side, one of his anus, which he had previously bared, might fall inte the hot water, the painful sensation of which, •he expected, would resist the power of sleep. • • This expermiont failed, for it was found, that he fell fast asleep with one of his anus in the hot wa ter, and the skin completely excoriated. From hence he concluded that.the human body cannot exist without sleep fear successive days and nights. Mr. and Mrs. Welton or gave an elegant ball aed sapper, on Monday night hut, at llunmven, Sa transmerous . circle of friends. The pleasure of the dew", She variety and excellence of the repast, and the polite attention of the worthy host and his. singable lady, detained the brilliant assemblage until the following inovnimg was far advanced. Monday last. being the birth-day. of done As mit Ltotru, Esq. of Croenriere(veCrind son of the late 11Paaacis Luna, Esq. formerly M.P. for Mantosaaeryshire), when he attained the age of 21 years, the event was celebrated by his tenants and a numerous company of friends of the tinnily, with anariltjoy and festivity. A numerous popelace were libewise plentifully regaled on the happy occasion. Betpeen tea audeleveu o'clock. ors Saturday Wilda last, as Mr. RICIIALD GOSSIIAWIL, jobber, of So merton, was returning from Sudbury market, he was stopped by two footpads, within a mile of the parish of Boated, one of whom seised his pony by the bridle, and demanded his money, *Ong they knew he had plenty about him; on his resist ing the other villain instantly snapped, a pistol at him, which foitonately dashed is the pan: Aw, then dragged hint from O his horse into a threw him down, and, to preveut his giving - alarnte staffed a handkerchief ions his mouth. and rifled his pockets of cote said cash to the amount of up wards of 631.—Tw0 of the notes were 101. Bank of England; three 51. notes of the Clare Bank; two SL of the Braintree Bank; and about 101. in small notes.—One of the villains appeared to be in the habit of a soldier., and. they are both suspected to have seen Mr. (I.WINAMIL take money at the above itientiered market. t'' A mammoth, in a state of perfect preservation, was lately found near Yakoatska. on the borders ef the Frozen Oteau. Part of the flesh, the tusks, earit, and tail, had been cut off by the natives ; but the skeleton has beets carried to Petershargh, a distance of 6,s miles. The head weighs stiulb. the horns are nine and a hell' feet long, and weigh the bright of the back is ten and a half feet, arid the length sixteen and a half feet ; the bristles of the back were of a reddish colour, and many of them measured two feet tour inches. The drapers of Truly were thrown into a sad pmeker a few days ago. by the sudden appearance of one of those errotie plemets in the riled system. a hawker and pedlar. A grand confederacy was immediately formed to repel the daring wader, who, like another BONAPARTE, thus presumed to break its upou die settkal order of things; and, armed with pains and penalties. they boldly defied him to battle. The invader, nothing daunted, commenced his operations on that high festival of Mammon. a :market day; but bens he was &finn ed, mod paid the praohy due for such temerity, as be did also for some irregular moorements of his ce;vll. The confederates now, much , to their honour, in the moment of victory, offered to treat *Oh the invader me the basis of the stems quo ante beanie—la restore to him all that he had lost, upon the stole combative of his retreating from their ter *err. This he reheard ; and ensnare/err himself at treeSeren Steers San. issued a proclamation. with similar poky and aircrew, to these of hie great peototspee notta.exara, when declaring himself Me salr . disposer of goat hargaia!t. be persuades the subjects of his enemies to join Ins standard. In the mean ten, the invader sent his spies into the enemies' CUMIN a leich it was soots discovered they seghsned tol.ertify, agreeably to the tales pre scribed for that swine-. of riril scar, v nlgarly called shop-kerp , ng. To elrop metaphor. some of them were detected in *show: lave without herniae, and other little orregulanties, fur which they lure since paid the peoaeues; n :irAun battle has beNt the .ninseximmt.e. and both patties hemline to keep die held.