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ertiant—ikogeks ists sagiii . Paris) is Regule—ilar e. is lays in a Viilapri*e.: all bout lb. origlaals. addition to the. sim.oilser antasionents. which sstonistietl and delighted ktitilant and hishionsble as stages. *ad, which 01464 pitadoe•leorrt gaisasaded ap se, will be repeated. with Ills hesalital Fleplapiasiesop ,lke Wonder of wiries t 114 NMI Prodigy.— ieb Theatre, Colw:cwinsta i l wi tpalinek Tire Woe, In midst of which. teas 11Nlelatiato weibig his nt on the rope. . n steal Wirer Works sfill kw the tbie4 lista leaned miboarinecats, ;, , • Appel. Boxes may Iwo •aglagsdi. Daaresessist pa bar. 7. •Adiais. ios, 05.41 d. ' * it • n t INDIA 11017 SE • 91. Cbeapallt. • IRE TgA SAJ.II Asvisk jail etoiltik TEA : DEA utas svplled withilie. t . Finest Debra Strout Congest at be. 44 . sad rerwir. G.iod Glees Tea.... at Fino.Twanlay at . • - As. ha. •te Prices do sot regales sue tvectastaimistirts, a giggle Trial triU be saillekat. oasts In the Comte, supplied, with TIRO Is flailed •Sagta, sad Ike nest Ibrt.l Allowaneritslip. 'as-nesteas, in Ike Canon*, may hate *ay isaatity I. on enciesiag a readUaties, or interim, payment is s SOD. - N• twain takes is, *sins post-pal:1. India House, . *IIITRUXIE aail Co. •• 11, ehrapslde, Leedom. • u RUESS'S N SAUCE fur general purposes. P haring give* sub groat aprobetiosollthe K atotikeing to lorresaa.Joll7/ RUKOWBiied d Z i r r goat reepeetatily to vier &le Chair beet sekoog gigot" to the robft for their Mural .patro of 11. se; Its utility aid great eogienitreee in all eistett.' has two wended tit° the *est dletheguisbed Om* emaiesiess, a base all spots, highly is its reconuseostatioa.--it is 'pared by them same ; and for p thig disappointing': families. all possible care has been resort," to by each lit, beteg sealed upon the cork with their Ilya and M ess, as well as /web label haring their signature, withal% itch it carrot be geggina 1011 N BURG Will awl SOWS long established and lowa sewed ESSENCE Of ANCHOV 101 eoitinoes to be pee red by Mee after dm sante sewer that has glen the retest sothfactioi for Foamy years. "rehouse, 107, illaitne i • egisor of lbw itairoy-sreps, testiotas , • . (Tas MINIMAL l'IM•DIX111 . yam:ionic) SELECT ARTICLES FOR FAMILIES. k TN DOOR'S ilsoble glued WINDSOR SOAP Is sada of OM t b. immterials, awl tread fro. oho wriest caustic isobilowl Ia sod Soaps. Its rims iv a tongiass bastpot. lo /soft Ashirsvot. soot ot la as. ' vary Amble, dble, od ble, s from Its parity is posollarly spud for Oa lisrlory„ add wiser* thy litibieftiddlsites t bard. roes or soevso. It greissilyl but withowillbei. seers WA 'myrrh:snows: aoßwieltes it lazorloidy white, ft and even. It la as ossellrot doviog Hoop solitag a roes pinworm ItlMr. wbirb Asti not dry .as 11. face, if-poaad peek's. Is. IL. pound pastes. Si. A vsenson's Improved Clowlesi vosalool dose port wise, Shaw ad .fury vorpotablOMMlmvor see, nu6lin, &e. sad sakes it, bower., yslipw, OS lira sew, 2v. sad lb. _ _ • ATE ISSON% permanest Ink for whin es Ism wills • vs, gives a eery miffed*, black which inglevee b insides ul is Impossible to be Irredieated, pries Is. id. Aintasoles Vegetable Dye, 'Swages grey se red hair the bead or whiskers to a permanent brows or black, rice Se. ATE 1.4.0% . , Cnriing Field. or Vegetative Hair Od e Is pi , - Iliarly adapted for dryssing the hair in the present mode f cureag the hair. It stakes it soft tad g;ossy, sod gives le curl stitch strength that it Maims the tom derligt OZOICtil• r to damp weather. and this rivet is praisers' sot by sem antral brat, bat by its great notritlve genitios. bolog so sperior for regeweretlee the hair. that it is rawaribrd by lacy vainest Physicians with success. when other issue lees hers tried in rain. price gs, ed. gold by the Proprietor, James Atkinson. Potwar, K. 3 'mord-Street Hobo-square, !wades. sad by most Pettis 41 ers ,nd Haft Dressers • hut the geselse has lb. Proprietor's Igniter. mad addr;se on the label. litmelnem *One sides 'spit. Oar pogo redeem* itme.—?dueekau. ' Jut published, prise da, In boards (Fiftesed4 ;00.4 ir HE IEOIB of LIFE; a Non-Medical Oftiossi• tnry on the indiseretioes arisise from Hamm Frailty, 1 which the Causes, Symptoms, mad besets! !Wats of Lass renews. Goooeriscre. Stricter*. Seminal Weaksess. te. ars clly dineloped ; Part It. contain mune remarks en me th; Foveae Complaints, in particular Sterility; Part lIL e mbraces Praetleal Observations on Sexual Debit:7 l;l. LN bum, sad Mental irritation. with some latamating ions os vegetable mad 'Metal life; is Part 111. is e Series of ;as Vinetrative of the preeedieg subjects, elainiag bees is a familiar manner, sad the *Milo add resiW to the k oath and Maturity of both Vases. Dy (MOSS and Co. :onialliag Surge One, Imodoa. Nature Notts -- - Omnibus Wiser Ms Bs frugal May be hod 11, Piroadilly ; 174. Fleet-street (1... n • Stec esum rle, !welch. tol ; Mgt. Cr ssJlwr :S anal. every.. are requested aittanee for to say part geom. No.l street, reostreet:Lailtio. ..011 CLOTHS ANDCARPgTS, 5W141441 UNDER PRIME OORT. • AT sus ONO ITTAOI.I3OOII CARPI? AIR XIAIITX tOO WAR tunes,. • No. 118. LONG , AVM lIONDON: .•friliN PHOI4I I R I'OR be ge to infOrts tbe Nobility and Ms Itstandsiti Omni 011iliCbT 101 l WOW too110T• ,14011T v = m aidee above Mr THOUS %ND YAWS AMR* MOTU. sf she most faaltiotishes pilliartm. *Mae lio any Musesisms for rooted. hells, petti , l mom amidst's; and ((Mr dem the issatity of very ow. peeler likussets, Irseatlisa. sad ILlddonalastet Carpallso .*Mort Rugs um:d areittatt of every dotter4 46ll . aus-banOt under clrmunstsposs. sad. it SIM at Mitt more them halt peke. A 1... ',kw whole ryerY tillellsat Floor Cloth for Ezportatide, RA yards. at 4s, Sd. Or square yortl. • t 7Mls Islbs lb &rehouse for haying Hearth Rugg "Mich any pardesiar pattern of Carpetlat at a tipi • ° et , to 4 . • 0,0 , $, TWO DAYS TO DRAW. ' • - VI R2AND and Co. respectfully lain* tbs•lialif that the Wheel coptaleS TWO PRIZES OF 220.000 • • TWO 2110,000 ' • • be. te. Cossets sad Money. 'BE TWO FIRST-DRAWN PRIZES, , • • NEXT THIMIDAY. JULY SU. Ildertbe Last Day hat Owe. will melte is Comilla thi9.ooo HACH. Hszsamsed Co. Sold the Two First 20.41110 i. Lottery Contract. aad 21 other Capitsls ; deo ,p, -10.0 20 4 Re. in the receding lottery. and Two C . the First Day of the present Lottery. Ifaxss,D•sed Co's, Oft ms; 99, Hoye' Exchange biste.7.ll. CgralsM, sad Ste; Ostord-street, sear Regent -street. • LADIES' SUPER 11 IttDING HARMS AND afig: , TLEXPIar CLOTHING. . MINISTER respectfully. solicits those 1141 so 11 ~4,b god Gentlemee who may whdt to render tbl_t - per sem pdtracll re. I. Inspect his Thawing of lb@ Hernia OW• by as et4nent French artist, whoreis .the mould Is lime reigisielinestell and ths smstents est so as to sat IF gum iefsmolty Itself. His Navel and Milltsry Cialforess. his Children's Clothes. gad servants' Liveries. are without parallel, and his garnet for reedy money) most ,tamed a preference from dime who wish to combine *legumes with fragility. Ladies and Gentlemen In the coootry. by *owns' their asesottres *reenlist( to his lbw* lastreetiOns (post paid), may heisted as if present. The ART of CUTTING taught, seeording to the princi ples of sysehsnical perthettos. by the inventor, E. Minister. No. 11.Ricent-street, near CUM. Palace. ,CANNOLL int.ros Mis lqiiirsViitd Oka r 3 1 14 1 11 44 NIPET TUESDAY. JULY 30. The Two First Prises will haws SO,OnUi. each. The pope* Orand.Whes4 whit ooly Two Days to Drilt. contains • TWO PRIZES OF J 20.000 TWO OF £90.000 • die. Ate. Commis wad Money. Tkhate and Shares. warraMell imbues. are DAUM by Casmos.a., at hit' truly fueS 4 o:ces. =sad It=stwherelm a Tory large of o the roisot among whieh • *fir of . •FIVS Re. to 414•11•Allr • A melancholy secideat happened a few days sissy elf !indeed. A geatiamaa of limitary. the only too of a magistrate for the comity. who had been at sea 'upwards of Ohm years, and who'. ship was lately paid et at Plymouth. purehased a new boat at Wey. month. sad engaged a ma. for the purp•se of going to Dorchester, to see his mother, who for a month since was left a widow. aad who was at ziously look. lag for Ws arrival. When off Portland, they info, taaately got iota into the Race. a place where the tides meet. awl wow apses. While contending skit the waves, they kept sit close as to be able to converse for about tea Wastes. The maw the. providentially got on a plash that was la the boat. sad remained mt. til another boat came to his assistance : be was quite eshaosted whet' takes in. bet soon rot better. and is mow piste' tly recovered. The geotletnatt's fate was net so propitious—he, we regret to say, is attempting to swim to the shore. snob to rise oe owe. This cue is pecoliarly affecting, as the hapless geettemaa. aftsF •so assay years facia' and escaping the datives of the sea, met a watery grave aloes& within sight of his home, when bastesing to console a widowed parent, and to take possession of an ample fortune left him by his father. _ We understand that in consequent, of the redac tion is the price of Malt. Mr. Usuiensx. of the Bag mimeo Wells Brewery leas determined to make his Ale. Table Me, and Table Beer of web sorrier quality will enable bim to defy all competition. When we con sider the importance to families of poasessini a brierage free from the noxious ingredients usually employed its the composition of that aeceseary article. we be surprised at the exteasive patroness be se &eats E idlyenjoys. Bach PostoNgs Pe her will idwa • aserismionaindivienale wbo prefer a • IMMO 14 the rieb•of **swift the -natures by • *died w i nholing • ttarkokoto fastidious as to 1(11 goo Mr. Coorstori soak" bolfroortiolor Cavires, of Saving Wells IkeWM. Al xi ?able fkeer Skewer. Nisbet% ootb sod' soli Tible'3lle. add Tubb' ere brete44 ftb ead Met be sever ' boo. hoe Wet *I drop 'orlribir tiler's*. logtoilobte I brerrory. «R. Crehrieeri. Ire36lkeeioleaelete is ON Clly?f !mice .PlSie nees T a Tl. 1 1 1401 1“, or fleetly It 1,-411 . not be post-paid, or NO reelbed. and ~ Mr. Mr. LUSHINSTON moved * the thhtsl. prelim of the Stage Gault Regulation !fill.. • s,, After some words from Air. Alders's* Irros and Mr.' jamseizagsru, is reply,the Mil' was read a -third tune. 'ltiod . ' . 'fame South Wales Trade Bill was read a third di Tie d • used. • t Deities' Collection Bill was read a _third . lleeeml. fiftesslatid Fisheries' Bill went through a Com ; -*Report to-morrow. • _. .. .' .11, WYNN presents l a petition from Bertrand Alltbollilioel•-•oe of the Coruniissioners of inquiry into' !patted Justice in Ireland, complaining of certain Sharptibrooglit against him by Chief Baron O'llrady, in hoe letter.to the Under Secretary of State for Ireland., and efferisg to disprove the , truth of these, charges by • at the Bar of the hease.--Laid in the table. sad ordered to be printed. . ~ The Irish Commercial Credit Bill was read a second tinits—Committee to-morrow. 1 ' . ' . Sarnia !WS. ' The WAD ADVOCATE said thiShie l •-object is ris ing was to move fora parr oeSteded with the sago et Mr. Murray Hardwick, with the general outline ii which the boas' • was already familiar. He and his • • • Friends had been charged with sanction's's undue motives, the prosecution of Borth wick, as a Bovernmeat measure, though It was the case of Mr. Mex. leder, a private lailividial. This was a charge which hail been seriously said. I. this house : but, befog partly taken by surprise. he (the Lnrd A.) Was not at the time able to give it such a satisfactory answer as be otherwise could. lie was not able to state then that in giving to the prom/atlas of Barthwick the seemliest of a tiorernment measure, there was Dothing at all iscassist. est with the general prettiest of the bar in Seetland.— Whoa the instructions gives epee that occasion by the Atirecate to the Clerk of the Court of Justiciary, anther lisle" him to proems, dm came in that Court, enough wank be disclosed to vindicate these who hatted them, hews the charge of nodule motives, It would be the abject of his motion to obtain a copy of these instruc thins Having said thus asst. as the precise object lie bad is view for the•presesy be °sly wished to address ese •weed to the Hos. sad Learned bleutletnan (Mr. Aberetherhy)opposite, 'sepias that he might be iadoced to We wiser explanation of acme part of his coedit' is this whole affair, which, as they •stood at.proseut, did sot presort en appearance it osadoer.er•sves rigid jos tier to Isdividoals. rho the evidence of documents, to which U. house oink' .-have aceem. it was isint clear that in • groat part • of the statistical in* 2, that Hosouraide Member there . were. to ow .loset, very many inatwuracies..—(Hear.)ln Scotla/A when this feet bemuse apparent, as soon as the nate► meat was published, it was thought a little odd that be (the. Lard Advocate), being ,in his plate here, should Gaffer such untruths to g• forth, without ezpodni them to•the house. Perhaps, isnot doing so, be had tab jested himself to the chary of .neglect; bat i( the ismsemeronkt only grant its is fora totopultt, he seeslllawriain 164 reasoas at Ida silence. Silent lie Mr' Weir west belt that Amass did sot arise iron my India eseeition to defend the isterests of the loitered parties in Ms home, bu t from the charges baring Gees apes bite 4esereise.Had he had. II? intimation that such . ewe to be brought forward. he world. of tearer, have treads , all inquiry into their truth or false hood: pod he bored his seal wadi not Ail him in ap- Vii::f. the result •in the meet proper meaner is that So far as he was himself tioacersoti. he had ao Orr to the Ho.. amid Imareed• Member. who v is.:the Worse wh;cti be took, was uudeslotedly entitled la can vas the conduct of any public eager is that house. more i r whim tat rthcer wee present to slated him :l:raitte also felt th at the lion. Member bade diffictilt had important duty to discharge, sod so fir as the mode - . which it was dune was connected with himself, he ,main se complaint. Bat he had some reason to object iii *elks. Member, that in that part of his statement whist, misered to the tieetleuseu absent. and. therefore, 'storable of defeste, there was not that feature of can dour. as/ perhaps, not of justice, which might to cha racterise it. Having already explained the part which be (the Lord Advocate) had in the transactions alluded to, it was not necessary again to refer to it ; but it was due to his absent Learned Friends to state their share in these affairs. It was very true that in discussing the question how Borth .:ick should be treated, some differ ence of opinion sprung op between him (the Lord Adro ate) and the other adviser of the Crown, with whose cocelne be was now 'about to deal. Mr. Hope thought that Barthwick's conduct was so criminal, that the in terference of the Crown in Lis prosecution was demand ed; and if he was correct in thatview,certainly nothing could have helm more proper than to resort to such is. Aerformsee; for, to withhold it only because the other pony happened to be attached to the Crown, would have • bees . a dereliction of duty. He (tile Lotd Advocate) did not agree with Mr. Hope in his view of Bortliwich's '; endue, considering it so very criminal, lie thought trial,. which was then pending, would be prejudiced . 4, 'by thing like floyernment Ititerferente. The Jeri */ which was ailtiinately come to the house was not ig serent of; Vat he Ithe Lord Advocate) most poshively denied tbit it Was from a wish to injure Mr. Stuart that eatstep were taken, and his failing to state be at the flew Priem-dot from his inability to prove. b 7 references, aat such interference was consistent with the practice liethutierip•Scinland. If he bad affeal with Mr. Hope. Wink. 'would have been tried at tilatigiiw ; and if litwil r. opO hail agreed with Lim, this case would never test.pg imat lengths as to (piety, the 'attention qt hart. But lie hoped the prndection of 'this doe - efeat kti _prove that, though . his (the Loill Advutaie's Aid Opittlei clillleti With flit% Of his • Hon. Mead, yet i i - • " -.-.....-- ..,.. - . _ _mei - • Bhda&iidier ^ the • • , lams' Whin hie , amain .__ of 'ltem foe bd mutat ii giensast the thee ignotait of dm thus . .fillettltiettkli eidie..• He eleneoteplaieted tbarinosipiniorthe osetion'for this Messily yesterday, thetion. fillidoßmSdld net glee torn. fertherikplaoados as %Hie profited course which he seise Severson. He (the Lord Adiaeete) did not sick the litio..lllleliber to recede frees his declaration of pro= secuting the case next Searles, because it was his warm est with. as it was that of Mr. Hope, that the *hole 'subject should undergo the fullest investigation.— • rilear.) The Learned Lord coarladed by moving— , " That there be laid before the hods. 'a copy of the ari -1 thority under which the Clerk of the 'Coati ,of Justi ciary easpettered the Lord • Advetsfe to gnat' bile eon ' coarse to prowendons before that Court ittiliditeßpcir • Of private parties. and eke Waded it which tliodiglearers were first exercised." -'''''''' ' • • ''".- - • • i f t h)lraA lIERCRGMBY, said , an is very 'Orgill to en ter again into Sheen matters, slim. to do pee wk to no.notifid wpm. , hteey strange proceedingi had arisen out of the remit übect. but the ilea strange of them an was. that the Nob le and Learned Lord, eßer having had as opport unity of replying to the Charges at the time they were made, should come down at tios period et the. Session' and enter agate into the die cassia's for titieske of 'irrelevant his motives in the Pon civet ha bad thought proper to adopt. lie should not object teethe Motion nor to the production dr any.pa pen" which any tlentlestawslinuld think necessary to the latendedlopiry. 1p consequence of what had fallen from the Leaped Leta; he should briefly explain the coursed', took, and which he believed to be the plain, &rect . , nod !nasty pagree„ . 4l4er such circum stance. Hi first ieve notice Ofiteki Want to bring for ward the Conduct of t h eme Adkrbatte in relative to the Press in Scotland.... 'he did so bring it foi ward, he stated ts.the hest of his abilities and iliforora don a!, lb. facts which ponseefed the Lord itivocefel and the ether public Law Officers er Sretliita Wrili rho conduct of the ; the isflemses Which the Lied Ad vocate • e seseascey effecgot that infip ence'lltring a poi o r b a bad direction. The course which he than palmed be shook teel justified in pile. suing aged* seder each 'circumstances. lint be should protest against any one having a right to arraign bid motives wise so acting td the ditchers, of his duty. lie knew by experience as well as sop one what he was to expect in the discharge of that duty; He knew tli'at he stood upon his own tingle respousibilltt i lid if, {ti preferring his charges, and in prosecuting 'this ' l 4 o.l *J'i be personally misconducted himself, he should do sO ` 2 his own peril. He had Ltd experience of the cooree ioteaded to be pursued towards public accusers, bat be • should not on that account shrink from performing the task which he hod taken noon him. By his introdecing the case of Borthwick in his motion, the Noble Lord de clared' himself taken by surprise; and said. that be (Mr. A.) Lad no means of knowing that the Noble Lord was iofornted of the proceedings relating to that case- As the Noble Lord himself bad esadocted a part of the Proceedings in who case of Mr. Stuart, he most be the ast man in the world seppoeed to be ignorant of it.— lie had merely thrown out the case of Borthwick as • one which stewed the connection of the Lord Advocate tad his Deputes with the press. This had been his con duct, and upon it, no one was warranted in arraigning his motives, as the Noble and Learned Lord bad done. The Noble and Learned Lord sow dissented-from that, but he said that his (Mr. Abercromby's) condiect was sagest and unfair, and be knew of nothing which ques tioned a man's motives if a charge of injustice did-not. He bad facts in his possession at the time of malting his statement, which, when they transpired, would convincer the house of its fairness and justice, Ind also show 04 fairness anti jostles of the Noble and Learned Lord's charge. With regard to his not having given those Gentlemen notice of his intention, whom he alluded to is his speech, he could not see bow it was to be expected that he was to inform all the parties he might find it ne cessary to mono in the opening of a case which occupied Aerie bears. The LORD ADVOCATE raid be had not Intended to question the motives of the Honourable and Lerrned Member, but on the contrary, expressed himself per fettle satisfied at the manner in which the Hooseraille sad Learned Member had• made his .barges against him, and stated that he had nothing to complain of on It'ci ale , toast. Bat with tegard to the tientleinea who wee! nos iolitial persons. it would have been but fair. desiiitg with them to kw, made made them acquainted. with his intentioo. ... Mr. Secretary PEEL stated that he should have op posed Ilse motion which the Hun. and Learned Wage man withdrew yesterday, upon the sole ground that It was highly improper to call fur the production •of-con fidential couinumisations between persons in ,ihri,priipe odic.. ac • be • , - Mr. ABEItCROMBY withdrew the motion NIL was acquainted with the Right Hon. Hentiqusees, Oen r don, because Le did not wish to create welese os- I lion at that period of the Session. . . The motion of the LORD ADVOCATE wai 'des tiered to. -, . . k . Mr. lIUME presented a Petition from John Bay. 1 eimplaioing of hard treatment by_ the Lord Prepidece ,:T, and *third tolges. and Lew Gacers in *sti l ted. . - el LORD AIiV I OCATE said, that the ,foritipeor behaved contesaptnously towards the jeulgeo,,eted ,hod bees treated accordiagly. i - , Mr. Secretary PEEL defended the Mud Meekest. Mr. S ecretary explained. , .... - The Petition was ordered to likens tholieWs._ .„ L . _, - A Meestife from the Lords here annooseed swam* r elitire arrest to (mail Bills- PIRACY. .. 'Mr. CANNING presented a Petition trim Portals Merctssols,,Uo fetteritm,. and Ship-owners of Leek-- pool, complaining of the many losstsshey had sustaioed KAI (A -culls- ,„.••• . . . . ... -I , • , . i. . .... .. _ ~ 1 (.--" Ak tittAS2AltA) • .k- . • . opm° ,:; .tZ t.. . . _ v . t , .• h y • 40.4 . ''' . • •••-• - ` . --s-2 ~.- ......,,,•• . .- •••••..... , . •• •,,. . . • . •. . • • - - • - - _ • --1 . • • .1 •. . i ••• •• 1......-.(... , .-, , (..1 'Fe : 4 114 I`.t .- --L . . eib al i t ;,. .... ,)1, L . . , • :- ;••• ...-- min', -- 410 15ec4 , - , iipiat - "` • • •,' :, 1. • :.! •'...." .I..'•\ 1 ... • '•' ..4 ". \ , , . • 4 .. . .. . , . .. ;; . ‘,. , .. . ... . ..r• . . • . .• , .. . • . • . . .. • . . . . . . - - , i• r „ 0:- t , . ori t ,.. 112 ..E -.-- .. J v., L . Y 24, -1822. . . • . • . _• , • •.- •• • . . • . • . , • . .._. _ . .. ...„ , iumniin 5432 *ALA. • , -• • ' Its' -' -• **Xi? dia . .e the SesibM t" '• . - - ; . .t, v. , : wei4 • V . l: ...4' , •". . 7 4 . •C l ig i t 11 1.• f'"r • ' '.. . * ' . - ' • .. - • ... ' ritio sozic.riNck ......._ - rcrl , . • - , . K , 0 , 44 ric.l.Nrgs at VAUXHALL .-Vlie Piophetirs •_ t ~• •i nab, . . lig 3! . • :t a ~, . 0 . ..edo l s, . , • L14,401 1 . XV . •' - the y were both aktatheet by taro tie - Odin:A ' Ihrrlig then L attlio H of tlyntaall amt.ieveetfittly !Aimee to W' .11111/111Pitho Omit M a r 'll 'it F r' ai l l i S * 7. 0 • • v.. ' ..:* , a —!.00;-.-- : ends ample eneal e ti I/Pappas inswer to doe shreMedt iehUlts, Omani. end Pilt:lc.'lhey As t i! Mr. , elimiliggessaamtlement Mie • ..1. , • ..8* - ' 44P 'LORD*. ToAtioa; Jinx 23; of Bid Neu.- Mini be 'felt tiertatilitipreomplMhibi rE , 4, 0 the Tls,stre loyal. CoteenoirMAnk ili nt will legrfeme.gostakoiarodpsquiNey . .. ! ,1., ~ , t ,,,•,,, ,•;.. —. , . OAS ito•listintetliskiat4iten that it via inteeffd to 'hit 4 " 1 NlPP•ari t " TO ih SO1641401.(O.0408440) bedew. gawk ,ftrowel emsAy mealy i>• of .- tr.. 4 ..*sy , - .• late/ VIAL • • bring fattened both.ittentes.: Ifreated Apt fur liteself • 14. le • easel Pretertalesest, wwirmaalarawastY f-or his isairtillainia.ia la MOW ad t ' flaten t ' -Ait. ' 404 others {woe& tip from tie Co.! :hid as far isseiliestestr Illt; Hope aid Mr. Meoeihi, 'he m e m ~.„,. it sad ( me rits qslimr, -mosistles 0 re- e fereut; aid Met bag' to. die. 'mm • rr , owlet But s: -The Scottish National Illiw wait *begat Wit& . titaarre mai ittd if lb. witteill Oar. 10411%. iraitauw,4. a, gAsTY• ' Mil 4. T c l ic.u ; 1 ,,.. .y. sol i k al simos "RaL ry. ta rtl• VS. a a easy', way .. " Ste . 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Law °See. 11, Comilla. shim en Foreign'Trade, which was Ordered to lits,so Mat Mee Loot Atiaoestey Is 'ii ' . .idtiblfine- of Physic-464mq (10 4 " bag* 11 0040 a) ikallt°^ l / 4 11 tal s • CAPITAL FLOW! CLOTHS *MD eARPg.To, SBL4,lllisi dal tablet lied be Priatml " - . fining obligee' hi' listen ti eke •' . Pis nglenst ilia ..1.......-staeme (as awed le Paris) is itspale-Baw• . . UNDER' PRIME MOST. The East Lodi. Loan Bill was Mad a third 'dine • sad Maeda witt being able 4 Aw e . rot bd we, ar - . - • .t.!. it....- t.._......5.. -I A- ihaJA. r . vhull-a:a.hi -..5.. .. Ls- Ms ems &Mt, if "de segerwasit ati.;l4744niteki. M given to aseritati Moms fir EA Mr i fead of Moe &applies, pride nod fair same apt application mirk, Me Woe. ef *air fellow-twat bad ; To satisfy t ;By ; 1 4 4 1 Ittes-stnte Patifi l=l: lll l4l ll 4l - nem of his articles, 1 -street ; 4b, West Sod -MI eft Clisiesle, following afi.lavit. matte and CO,. 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