The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-23 00:00:00

OITOSkbr 4 . "4 1 44 . 443.0 1 . your Paper Of the Slth, I o li f er l4 a 1 .1 ooticiug the dtmetaictiott,Af. tic rColliers; and as an enemy to opptcssicals, ,roar', l a quarter it may pu:veil, I hope y 9 o:olaL i t, a few feels connected with the . dispute 1 e, 3 1 laborious body of men audihpir masters. , g ust koow, Sir, that these poor fellows are ao Int as n3t to be able to perceivc any differ. l je tween a regulation among .the and ~alination among the poor ; stuff all things. , r , to the Coal Trade baripgbeeu teamed by k oi l.owners for twenty years past, under a e i gi o a well wprth the attention of Porlioment— yit.olon iniariably halls had recourse, to, a i ll ation for redress or grierinco. What they eonsida as such, is the alteration which wile forced upon them last year, of being engaged undet 0 work for twelve months, from Christ. i o sie.Rl of October, which was not sebolittedl but owing to the want of power to t, a very large quantity of Coal then bim. ;a were unsold, tbAt a ssutpcnaion" of trade ot hq niohed than dreaded by the Mine.' tts. Many of your Keadera may net Na. hardship imposed ork the Pit.metv, of deviation of time fweik their imatio...o. ent, or think. the object worth cossteptlit% ow hazard a( imprisonment, and the , certainty ha ir owing their fentilies; hot it should be con. led, that by the alteration twelve thousand itt trions men are obliged to Cuing their labOtkr (all have to dispose of), tottarlet at the warstsell of the year, when many ships are laid by, thie stocked with coals, and the riversTync anal ear prohablyblock l op e by ice,a junot Rrew heßtka. ' owners wish them to be idle for A ftpw minor ohjention with the Pitt at is the gent in.'' v iolence of rumoring their families from roe p at 4 1 the coal district to another, in the midst 9/ 'cost and snow s which must - bu Severely /* blithe. ~ e.l and the youagi by *OP 10 01 04 woker . or iajories by flee, oca:lllrittled both the 014 . 6110.4 of *tots, tee cad, ThelhillidOents aril tae comma% for no 11piailiay'itioi age of tiny ) bah ncapeti them. Titetltblilaltils do sot . ' rpm a reduction ar amps tlgalregai karthait: id / s alts tict ant whit to place titensacicee altogether lhair power, which may, they f ea t, t hwai b use d at tam future time, I bare only to add s that the lit.menhave injured no property, or egionsittod any Gu tcage, but hare acted by a dictation of 84 'dale. l gates; 31„ were surprised by the dragooßs IR a pub. and sent to the }loose of Correction: l etl Uateard Castle, which is on the borders of Yorla-1 shift, mg for fret* Strokr 4144eimidlemilles; but shalt spirit does not appear subdued ; fol., to use the e*pre4sion of some of them, when asked to return to work, they appeared determined to eitit a green leaf la their mouth, in the woods, than submit, . • sooner _ 4414 w e lds, Siow. le, •11.41. =ssmeeenewsiannani!ak t. ,., r s CE4EAR4TION OF Tilltaillala EN rORTUGA • - The happy occasion of his Masuleh comple tion of the 50th year of his reign Was observed in Wee with every demonstration of joy. The;prin. Opal English merchants resident there illuminated their houses irr honour of the* event s and several general dinners were given by them, at which-the '. health of our beloved Sovereign was drank with en. thusiastic applause by all the company standing, the Bands which attended to give additional bill. henry to the scene, playing. " Geri Sire the litre!" Iva the morning, a royal ialute was fired I from I,dmiral BERILBGEY/8 ship, and was fellow/it. by every other in the river Tagus ; their respectitel Binds, at the same time, making the air re.eeho t and as it were, the waves move, by that most bean. tiful of all cooposition, " God Save the KING 1 .1. The weather proving delightful, and the Malawi of the ocean pre additional effect to this eueliant.: l scene. The pleasure boats and yachts upon the eater were numerous. The A.dusiral and Minister each gave grand dinners. On Sunday nights the tith instant, there wu a grand Opera, to comma notate an event so truly gratifying to the heads Englishmen; d and the house was. crowded to ea. Caw with genteel contpany. There was not a Mille box empty, such was the general wish to give the utmost possible eclat and grandeur on this memorable occasion. At the conclusion of the Opera ( which wu most admirably perforated ) , and the singing in which is beautiful) the curtain drew up, and a most magnificent spectacle presented itself—a capital likeness of his MAiILITY, its a brilliant transpareucy, was placed in the centre d the stage, and on each side of it the British troops quartered in Lisbon were drawn up ! ! Oa the orchestra striking up 14 God Save the King !" the soldiers presented arms, end all the Perforears of th.: Opera came forward and sung it to admiration. This national air was encored with enthusiastic ars. plane. Every one in the house stood, up when it was singing, and the steed respect and veneration for our revered Monarch was testified. There were many British ofilecre present. Thu Portuguese no• tidily were also consgiceons ; and, its short, the %era-House exhibited one continued blue . of dis tinction and fashion. Monday night last, at the — time the Leah , ma was stepping at the Swan Inn, Bedford, the coach man and guard being in the how, as well as the Pawengcrs, the coach was robbed of several bags of letters, containing Bank of England and Conn try Bank-notes, to a considerable amount. The robbers are disappointed in a 'considerable portion of 01(4 booty, as one of the largest parcels contaiu eil B4uk of England notes cut in bait, I The tarronneit-Gtuesar. memea iii else of the Court againstok 'joie. Pieter * libr••3l, for a. lihekia 7'he IJ.y newspaper of the at of Aprik Tice DFfilvkli9pi: had au*ted ijnig .triewt to go by default.' Aker the Cyllier of 'the, cotirt hAd read the libel which Was afterwards stated by the Attorney! . ( keueria l / 4 111 114alkts w . ere presented from the llfuor p.. Attorney -w - . . //weep affiilerit mated x that he was . Printer, took in part Vroprietur of The D • Dory St it 'paper that the Concern was managed by a Committee of fifties& persunk and that ono of the regulations was, 'that the publication should not be delayed beyond sir in the morning, under. the risk, to that Pelle , who delayed its appearance, of losing his situation. Clai the slili of April , a person, belonging to the establishment was employed to go to Piece.. dilly for intelligence of the proceedings there; that person did nut relate till one in, the morning of the wh, when he, went* the account on small ego of paper which were delivt.tred to Op ponent, a$ by him dietributell 'to Vie oomPoiltors. the *catboat was nut copipletisk tilt three o'eluck k and then, in. stantly pat to . yress. ' 'kik Depue4lll. 4.0 .11" time .to reed , it tepee, ie . he would hive:obliterated the ahomNiatis .parts.. The author ref` Or . 1 411 1e*Phs. widah werwaomplebied if had been fogamoraryeara, employed on difenint .papers • mid Deponent Mtn., ceived, heiniglieltere perfect ileisendeticti On his jot Is ' I.. ti l at e ty ro th Av iii i t . c o o i nc li i b u ti d oii: y o s r a i;pr ia ip t e h r at te t T e l p cis o ... t had nothing , to depend on hut'his Own. labour; *set Itt had a life and six Children, the.eldest of whom was not thirteen, ,and that he prayed tor itle levity of the Gust.' • 11 r. Fisher-Ns affidavit stated, that be was full: lishec, and, in part lktprictor of The Day. When' the glide in question was written, hi was at home, and in bed. It.was impossible fur hint to, bare seen or hale atopped the•paragraph before publication. Deponent was pars rropricter . o The Na4oard itcgisler, a Vaper, else edition of which is pub. lisheil on goudayafterisoati. A' great ;mit of 'The Registers was copied (Vern The Day. Before the Robliestion of 2We Regiefer, deponent Perceived Idei alachiutous4Mideney Of the Paragra'phr in quei titgekaid blotted them out from the part which' was ' la:bit ivied from Pc Dew. This affidavit con. alatimkt glossies the regret of the Deponent for beelnig . nlioseed. the insertion of the paregraphs in Pe likeis flad "tainting this clemency of theCuert. ' The.alAd.avit of. Mr. CorAttn, Solicitor to the Dll-m4tios_thei read, abides that the' P.efen.' ,daots bad ised to give op theituthur and the 45.., 8 6 16 arillte . • . '.: • . • , The*AnelstSim7:enstagnc addreMed the Ceolti. 4. *buried that thitit turdships wan called on to palaitidimselt *pan one of the Musk nicked nag modlovone, libels that he had met with in tins, einicairef isin , peactice its that Jensert. The Made: `lit of die Defeaditat'e Solicitor stated the offer 'of .. 'giving . up the author and the' mantisCript. It was., iscesurry that permit% shield nut be igotorant a or got pretede titbe Ignorant % get - gi+o4g or Oa author, must belts very few cased % indeed, any watimitation of the publisher'. ging. • The pub. had dose all the mieehlef in his pottier i t ill orid gisest a wicked and malignant itbei to the florid it had already operated,' sal fa; as it could, ~ . the public mind. ' Irisher hwl said, that he was Ape ,el the proprieturi of a paper, in Which 4 had . Sorted the accomit in queetion, after blotting out ,the mischievous part*. It was to be e;peeted, that; 4affidarit would have contained thine strong mi.. t ‘ lber peassiutis of sorrow fur the offenix, which, of `parse, ought to be foupd in the puillicetien of th! 'following day • but the langusgs.that.was sustained is the paper o f omit and succeeding deys i woilli Ailiew hew' little was now to be thought of their coo. *Won. Whist were the eircomstauces uader wiigh 1 this atrocious libel was published ? Their Lortlehipsi would cecullect the state of . the kitetroimOig, which made it necessary to call in the military far the protection of the public peace, exposed as it' was. to the violence of an outrageous mob. The, military had-no desire for such a service ; they cupid gain no distinction or advantage in its , pucsuit, except the consciousness of contributing to prose:ye the community (rem mischief. It wag well Atiown to the pcle nd aut if with what mode. retion the soldiers conducted themselves. 'They had suffered every violence, and evert allowed' themselves to be tired on, before they Made any effort 'to repel the mob that menaced and insulted them. But what was the representation is the li bel ? " The riot Act," s aid the libel, 6 6 was , " read; but the cqnfasion was SO great, that It 66 was itUPo66dibie to he heard, Wept by a few " Portions glass le she Magistrates. The reads " of the Itiotlint : Anima' the signal to,', mill 66 viscounts ; sot iss a few guognelii the G 1 "'barged' Oa the mast Whitman wiebmsw ell 66 alarmed and. uttoecndiug people, 'among •OW 1 6 " were sevota& woesett and children, brougatitY 1 " cariosity. • They attempted to wraps deonhale 66 and courts; but they weteleitioecti by the mil: " d itty, who seemed to take pliant* it shedding the " blood if en Unresisting people." The libel thee came to the appearance of thiap subarqeently.— " In the morning, the jaded appearance uf the ' 6 ,Sqldiers *hewed se* plainly the cruel activity of 66 the preceding sight; their sword; were stained 66 *kb the blood of hnooeent people ! and their '‘ countenances 'hewed that Glee their obdurate 66 hearts felt the stings of eunsiience for their ' 6 crimes." To this nothing need be added,, nothing could be added, to •heighten the offence of libel. -Their Lordships would consider the effect which this representation was intended 'to make on the public mind i and they would feel the necessity of visiting such offeoces ivith piteishmeat prupor. ' tiosed to their malignity. hlr. blasairvrr, fur the Printer of The Day, gave .up the defence of /the libel. It was . al. ready given up, by seffering judgment to go by delimit. ant the Attoruey•Gßaerai had pursued, in commenting on the publication, a rather partial style of proceeding. That Learehd Celan. s et bad read the part w h i c h censeredltito on. duct of the ;togiisi while be (Milted the preemie - • • t. peA in w.lijak the aka '0 'd boil. M.argitte kare mompitotateif 'statements of the alikdawit as to the latimese Of I hoer st whkh the vows; ties bloeght pelage . It was. said by dip Altarney.Amieral, Am* was ficl t ex,oesa glelogup the *taw. Then might be ae rieitieatipp, but there was strong eeisleoec the rev , et of the Defendants, and of their sub to snake elegy atutionieat iu their power. The two I paperaof Monday morning aud t Pikonday afternoon were set up from the same type% and the obnoxious paragraphs were expat i ated as soon as they were per. reified. Therowerecireunistanees peculiar to the pr. ties themselves. Mr.lillrseydepended for his an ppo rt entirely on Ibis own labour as a printer. had a wife aid - children, the oldest nut yet 13. The Cued would takethis ciccuinstanee Into their con. sWeratinn, and extend mercy, as . far as was con. sistent with the justice, to which, the Dg fendants submitted themselves. Mr. RI att i es declared he watild be among. the' Ann to attempt a vinikatlon of what hail bicit , pkoapu9ced a libel. But fur Pipher, hp Must say s . . Kest'there was as Ml* aggravation as poSsible iu this case. As publisher, be Most, of course, be aahwigible to the Court ; butt their Lordships would cepaider the time of the nikhi at whiehthe paragraphs were iviaerted; it was so late that v . * had gona to hod k he could have no suspicion of any thing libelloutereeping . latritds*Paperand he was at tint this witkomt the pewec *Made, felt einem emit rides for tiie tlWhich be had thin ialiskreoeppx coneaitteil,. The .41 . ttetyley-Gineral hod add l that there was no este/midst is sicerioit • to silo up the maker p • bet if the offer had not been made, there Could be no doubt that it Todd.. hire been urged against the Delindaht as an ears. ration of his cinue.. Mr. Audi*: Smax...." Did he eter lAA any ' 'atep to set the iublic right !" me ftv ok Eß....“ I einaot answer that." Mr. bailee dams...." When Ige omitted the parigiapha, did he say any thing Otis regret fur their itpenion ?." Mr. 11 : iinTi...•.‘ 4 NO ! mi Lord ; he certainly ought to have dune ko. lie did sot go as far as could bit e wished: The libel ' was certainly *Ante°. akk. Ihe sol i diers conducted theniseivit with a tuoderatiou woohy the, cheractec of a British. tpldier." • " ' Lord Bc.r.Exuetr t oyaw.—e Let the -IVendants he committed t 4; Ptewiste, and brougit ap p (sr illtirgel,lt on tlie day Tekm." • ;• • vrcuma i ,i7 l4l A . L47lll Vel lit fe l ~ 11 16. 4041 4 , 4 4g r i; meet of C as oa t r ir t 4 4ilmit all pr toe r 4 Ts; *fungus. Mr. BueLow, 'Of the OWN n Oq**" — Thie ma • incofiftetilon foipit_bl(stdoe_th f lerati betas that ter width the Print er and Publisher of The Piiiirioleepapor hitt, been trust brought up for iudgmenc. • Do you with the ! l ibel to be teed I" Mr. Loyill.•;—" No ; I do nat.". Mr. Balit.ow.••••••• 4 gave you any allidarits • Mr. .otrsll re in an affidavit, which geitted, that the article hisd neitlter been written nee invented ILVliiraseif, bet that it bad been inadvertently Go— rr= inte fibl Piglet teems. TO Darai.els tint. *di: An Rune of be it b e few 'trilling ;h ! ere. ofsiwbith did not et all change tholepin of the ai.; deg. lie neither kitew the aethor, at the time eif"; eopyingthe pert in question, qor was he now aware' , who he rot, Pie De, fendaiat hituelf was in a poor weakly . itate of health, being Ounsiderably troubled; arith qg asthma ; he had lately had ten ounces of, blued tarn from him, and his PhysiCian had re. commended to bhp to prOfit as much as possible , the open sir. . Mr, paat.01f.... 44 Hate you any Copilot Z" .. Mr. Lovell.—ii I have go Counsel.” • M r . i / T TORKICY.GIittSRAL.- 41 Such obserratlons as h • to make o q this libel, I troubled your Lordship; with, when the foirniee Prisoners Were ruught qp for judgment : 1 shall not'repeat them. The circotestences which the peeseni Defendant has alleged in paten widen of his 0 lfenceare—that he is not the author of the libel ; that he Jog notknow wbo js ; .and that fur copied it ineivertently froiti The Day, ;the Printer and Publisher of which Pipr bare el. read; been before your ' l ordships. It will be for your Lordships to determine what weight la due to thatescuse •' but I cannot feel in a case of this na ture that it furniefres the slightest extenuation ; for It apPearkto me, that he olio sees so mischievous and malignant a publicaiigh as this is, published in anotherfaper, and takes the trouble of extracting it Irani that Paper t and giving it further publicity, `by pgblishing it in hie ewe, is u as he who originally published tho libel. Your Lordships will hare to say whither' *Ur intienUation of the offence, committed by the Difeedant arises from what he bee urged ; bet it is my duty to state t he -view I have of t. The Vefendeitt has suggested la Ida affidavit that he Is in g sfealt and infirm state of health : his appeareace and ioultenauce do not, setttls to me to eoliths that statestent. 'However, 'he should have adverted to thilt circumstance be. fore he Wee guilty •if the offence with which he is charged •, and it is ag ill elecuse for those who !due committed offences ailing the publipp to say that they ere week and Stares, and not able to endure thepunishment the hi necessarily mutt inflict upon them. But t notwithstanding that, in rigid justice no consideration - put be limit() such circumstanui ; yel, whatever weigh t is doe to them, f do net d e. sire to`tahe from; hat Will be for your Lordshipi' consideration. As the prisoner hes no Counsel, if hochuses to tray any thing hiMenit he is at liberty to do so. • iseirfl.7- 44 I have only one observation to make. It is impoisible for the Peoprietor u 4 a Pai)er to read all the articles he inserts—they are aunt, in haste." Lord Ect.tueoloops.-44 In haste! they ought goi to be doge in haste I they ought to be comi. dared before they are inserted. It is uo eecuse that libels ire published ip hest*, more particqluly when they- street the interest of the public so deeply. Yours was an Afternoon Paper, and you had. all the day to consider the malignity of the libel you 'altered to re -publish.'" Mr. Loyea. rticles ate copied from . the 'Moreing rapa .-46 Articles in the ordinary course of busi , eitss." J r. ' 7 WV* • ......t .- 1... s ~ s - 4•161. • # Wade—. ..7 . •Ts . Mr Exr- i- _ -, itla Lore RUA tifsoose;—j 4 Whit ! Is it is is as• r 4 dt 0 1, 6 ° Wet 1, 4 1, 111 .41 1 / 4 °ORMIO.Yr b ookto trailst. s .to akftwigmot_Ati ail'i. . ,:eimm - I iircoliiedia the lkersios4l,ers. ,, - Mr. . 0 .. 41 The own to. wliseAli :,___-- L ll i t . . 4 0. 11 0 4 41 R - I' it'Ommk Oki leereittg.".. ...;` . ..t . :,:2:2 2 :1,.7.,.•,:;!..1 .Lord ro,tigagio*pat.- . . ( ‘ rit 4 . l "lll rangement ;`anC.if• yoU ao ar - mi4ss 'need* . impossible to apply a PrOPor . ..- . of ea, ion ie the ca l ler.* 4s: peritonea belles* • as yours, it is your sioa.fault. if foe the lan of profit, you ase elerate . the publication of your Paper so as to codede all are as to' lte tiontesse4 you must be content to take the consequeiseeo:'? Lord ELLetisonouost then, asked Mr. Lentil It he had anything further to offer to (be CasitS. • ' ' ' Mr. Lovell made nu furthoi obneri'afkons. Lird Ei.i.exaoaotron.-..'t tietthe Defendatig be coniiniued to the custody of Messitfi: of the Marshalsea, and brought, up to ronliee lodgment ea the last day of the Term.? ........., , • Slit KING P. atilt ash ILTSST. TIN tlrli * Dge•RdS/43 had been found guilty, at its leimeashire Anises, of endeavouring to pet. imade saddled' to desert (roan his Majesty's "cretin. The eontictions took piaci under the Act of let George 1. - and the sentence i 4 the Court upon - etas o( the Defeadesta *lli-that she jr be imprisoned two calendar months i 9. the Castle of Lancaster, and do Ott& that - periottitand in the pillory, on a market ' witted. at Livorposti where the elleame *sr eta.. • ... ..i.l. , -....• • - . .... OVA? OF catiltd,‘ !VAL Net.4l- . • . • . a liaisams v. SIOLIT. Mr. Serjeant there Intimited a hope that this i eaute should -be tidtrred• fur the . prusent, as the Defendant's Attorney, -Mr.'Davison, had only de Owed in the amended bill of particulars, ordered by his Lordship l Awir nights before. The bill king' was much more obiernthan that which' it 'wits la. tended to curtest -.. Mr. Seriesnt L ute, es Counsel fur the . Plainq, woukd• not canoeist to• this 'Arrangement, observing, that the objectkon _bad been before overaided by Mr. .Justice Heathy . when made at chambers;. at - all events, there was nothint now ttefors the Court.'.. ...Sir 5.. MA aft& EL D ...." There, certainlx_ is ,114 t any thing n o w &fere the Court. Ltroditi - a*, yes !moony wricatios tolAiko tt ri t: 'Casket* you must resist it on afil . devit. pg, boo. ever t It would; tut better for. pais to allow the mum' to proceid; so l d you keow if your nispenetst g .ens i i. terdlet by asky infornalithjou net smelly SA i; Asttle.'"• . . •. . . • .. • . .. . Seijesat llsto ". 4 1 I shall *toy: do so t ' is, Lord." . .• • • ... .: ' Mr. teriaretito! 44 ,thek „AKA *id be mil l kliouid dwell at li eu: At posstoo . op ~east es los 'understood the Defendant Wite Otte thee* entoe tuaisti teen who hiving him heel to au elliti t forteinsi 'had been reduced paterty—under see . 4100'0sta:wil l . he should tenteut himself by • rtiduciuga letter (rote. the Decoudsot hitssotf, 'which, after mentioning leveret ell* *to t be 4. 4noWledged the one in quostiOn. Akleasitder gheig bariug ha; the litt; kodeste# to him, proved • the ' hand.writing. tee de D. remises; • • • The letter was then rind, 04400 td Maseru Ape and Co. Kelsey, 'island, wherilu like debt to Mr , Bitighain i , , amounting to 4691. Ted AM. wan atknowledged, . . .• ... , . . p M. &leak *lattili•et 1 ands:Vend, my Lord . , that' braiher BeitAtill sidt ;mike tals appearente:'!. A verdict was of inlets* foood for *its poi , ntifT, • 4691. 7s. 2d. p i atalgini.,Costs 40s. - : .-. ' - Mr.' SerjeSst Behar.—A ;Alto IStrl/114 4 Pt Mt" itavlton . 's bill of particulars, that limiharges 11/1. for his Bill of Casts Ka Canoe where the original subject of litigation was only 111, . Sir James MANS?! ELp..—i• TOO. itirirtFlT "Ilt. brother Best, that such 011ie qrs very commun... The Court rose at one o'clock, having beard a vent uedtiendee causes. , , _ s • (X)RN .EXCIJANGE I Nor'. 23. • TMs day the are bat theiltateeplies of Mad ? 'and waiting arrivals: min Irith4vltrinedis, hardly at last prices. .. Barley and Malt condone ffiih Ile ac fluctuation. White Peas sonseerhot 4*er. 'Beane cif the two Wads fully io dotal, Asir ,Meet. • Neu 'licks 375. •to 435. "Old, as. per eivzr , Oita are also in short supply, arid sob t supptirt last prices. Flour. witkoot ;glad". —'- worm, - - - Wu. 85.. Si.' Tick llsant, 7 • 4115. 5 s. On. . rine ditto - ... VS.. 10 14- p 1...,,,.. - - - • 2,. • s a: 1 tr 0.,, ,), ..„ . —b. , ..........- - - , , • d e y,:...... Mi. Su Pools* ditto --- - 4 SU.: /a. ftspillest • - - .€ . 4e .851 4,.. tri'eSs.. Meilen! . : goo Ow -- - - n o . : ot Grity NO, '1••• • 413 d: - imam - R ei n, • 524, Ms, . ..~. • A pillitersd ay Jury sat at the k 'aid, Tapley-IU, deputy fisr Thomas , • yip, *Aleut*, seam, 41441:451 from the brig, offerff, finis' with ptitatimill' Oat tem aed bang /te them" the decoseml keep e Ore in an i eistle, itetweeu i snoved fisfure they , - i night loot. they hal* as ty four mes 43 to keep the*e, which was surly' ea. . hoggish , in the birth all . night ; they did so, bu before they west to bled, they left the hatch entfrell Off. According to the evideace Of one Of the mit t noises, he awoke in a very gsfeer state, uld offer obtaining elighi, the mate and he praciisildd to tkp forecestie, where they foetid two 'o!hets !Eleefisilly al 4. and poor Hudson dead and stiff in his it =;- Uy proper assistence, the ojher three were After a full and clear snlettigatispnv thy '-' r ivy brought in their verdict of—Dfed by niffetilliera. It was clearly defined on the occasion, that bi t sig burnt in a damp plikce where Once is no thorissgb air, from the sulphureou, steneh, is as pernicious as Charcoal. • This should serve as a =On both to masters and seaman, as well as others, net Wyse' such liras without • having a tabs to- beef' the - smoke awl music oat. A as. e • ikf MI& . r. 1 , rill% 1 vtairc i3 0 0, • st ,va q eat f f o g tatist • iistati t o r,: ', M t" s • bina v igil'o t` i I C .*" I fe; i114414 Pit -m 05inatio • 'lced uilu t , l • as imie.l( •u bY l ' oil OA, a V fOrk gd g i S (4111( 01100 S. Itilr4 ea del r tt m oult, the hsz r o f half ati alert d, ikstridas t. 0,1 hue Ho f tit 1 ret:upol: Wear lira 041 owl A 'pilot Cunianic pat 4 1 frost as d ge.l ar bict.ns of a tui tiny, b P"P se ito s akltS jq their sarac fu ottivet d ata ; • 4.htit r shirty thalt • the e retur: • ° scone CE.; Th Oen c Opal their pan bealt thus' the I )ianr from • by e t and hint The at in.. vats tad 28tI scot Ett i Rat ilui gin I till' the • "Ai • tlrt Stu bri tht qu aol th TI pl %/I 10 In bi 9 • ti t r Int RAT ON --- 4 11 0: A P 4 7FRIT 111/14Mt& 1133 C,11t KIM,II 7 4 2 Et: MI rerier a - r ::: : : : - Yg a • . ..‘ 52i.- 57,.. eieobig selainigbt lot, s Patalaill* . : .:. Georr, Cotton's Wharf, ark*. • deed; bears Mr. FlT*ltAtititity • nes Sbe)ton Esq. 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