The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-15 00:00:00

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LODOISK A. • he barb of Dattiagton, Chasigeogt Immo, aid net - Earl G spoke In rqpionetiess, paid 011otrIrsolo thick; trod 1101. • *bee .... the Omer , . - 4 Setood Priee Si. OL—Pit,•o4 M. I serest wet Lords Vernon and Moollbre, ;eisgimions sad ~,,,k th e pi t i e d. :,,,,hicit th e 111 floe efteded eglemse, , tealte,..;ll sae more • • • esift i ltifirsea.4otratir .•• ',.. ' n . '; Rates. 6• • g mewl b •1. hen the Vete of Cleeditgesserailt,O4o 1 esasat el the sibs of** 2 .0 0 100,6001 I•ower Gallery, 9s. ; Second Prices 11 . — UPPY 4ird WALSINGHAM preorated*Fellamitiomltishriond, 44'10 b° t': , .er, 4. . . Prier . _ .:. . " • ,la ertuetre lim raisa. ,toesvonr or the PrelergeOle at glajagear game. to be pro towards the send tit. si lisedoo. nephew &OWL fai the./ 1114 W Ilektellgt • I ,. rv . L. • Serasig bd. . rti t: ATI{ E-ROYA Is, LOvars r-ii alto K • -• , aespri Kw prov o s t a isj piA_ Liens i o • b i . n . was Loa Aoweree, before the faith mid honour aiesetained why,' *hest; r .• .odlblldr of •Ptifser . ~, rr li IS present EVENING, May 15, or the City anti, trizait4 , oeur -* m , -- ",,; - ; of the should be irrevocably committed to .aesals had NIL tOr - if It • . ~ .. -.. . i he pertness/est . T rroodsand tnerchasEria - hinin of any, •:' . . .•• of the miters of that to- whicia i lser• happetted Add* we • ' • • mg* EDUCATION. . . 1 , 4 , ry which will br added. the New Grand Melo. Dramatic A.- T irhe termed astj abos onroca t aye Hod pleasere . . " siludAsi t ; she gouge Amid be afforded alaePper...ingelleasters. Tee hesg l , ma . to "m e i i o n ...1.. ‘. , . ... . . ~.-. of tunity of j . • sag arm : its • merits.i. At posse* he i w as St, deemdatiow '- • latd.felem - : r' itiler • name, called A tLADDIN ; or, THE WONDERFUL LAMP. C ord aod wore Bills were %tee- must-Matt +. was by: no mown satiefitid witlhdhe .our trade V ebb A ' -,: , lieletteere. • • - .- . . .-: fie j)..!‘r. la • he optimal at halt put Ave o'clock, to be. esher i t e r i ds n O. L. Gower awl' ; the &neer were - . Ilk anik aiew ', 6 l, answer g t . See* verticalar informed** shelrld . age* rhos I , Mir ~. pesitioCistith siltfeit • • . ot . „ 4 , ,:r,„,0 tie. thoe• - •• , ••• , , Itit :ti d .. be given , - • • era respecting rumours of seek a -bid ed ilits , ostopeer, Inert isellskjii • • •, .' -'. ,•.• , ' - . BOARD /010 LODGING. tea rt a stividenth a t o s o a d ma ie Dititkr u ia m ede l3f % M ai, -, •.4... ... - h a, • WIWI*. ' d Wailed anxiously titl abemsey ova. 4110 E. - 4.4 .iiin . - mei!' Mei' • • At" ' •.: SIIGLF. GENTLEMEN may be acceiressoda .. . NM! . far , the blltc ~ • ....fiaseeleau pe .. .., •-• . • ... . et *NM: •- AA • - - . •,:.. *oh BOA • 0 Jbad LODGING. withiolenamillele• wstil Irt • 4,17. ~104.1-04 h • •'_., .'''• . ~. 41 , - " , "•' . ''' ''' '• . vit4lpiettnite4 ~. . - . tsra , - mita -,..--,.- \ ; .it .. • .1..4..4 fessaeo. w).•reits " n l it U A W" . 11601. * •" .. ' ,la ' oi l I nab we 4 lil ita . . . objects r to, koew abu.paluejoak ataat • A our lade: ", en iiineleti f or c e Veer • - 1 i 1, It, Bribe-lore, Fle-t.street. . ...' -11 Yark,„ami de •' • 't .- . 3 ,'____e_l_2 , ' - sa; flee ___L_'• ___• _r .._ ~ .• _..-bad,, - . w - short, were ordered to litrottilleAhloa ••. • I ror.iehich theirriesierces were to be a -;„ 4. 4 u.so , a ., anie puorrao 04 peemettitg toe Aillibrilkir, ' fl A RTER, 8, Charing-cross, thinks it idghly •# he a:SUSSEX presented a Fetifionfiothelfilme ictel * I thing be thought clearly appeared - t Mildsteldi I **On. 0 9* Put! i ng t P . I S' , the list of the et "' 1../ orobahl • that before the Wheel goes nand on TUES- ik Ftiesthaod Supporters at the Baptist leellitsary 50- ' 1 • : i though Careered by such a combinatiou of *Willi- ; lonWnsecte 14,th0 Agericane w o uld not- hare been pAyNEXT, the Contractors will have &potted of wee, eitellefiladq:polisi as did 1 Ticket in their potteries ; at any rate, those o , wish to par- lotgl.. . YILLIs rein Weelepanflociethe to the City / aitill stanets, had not as yet made any attempt et- DOgosia- swelled Co theenontseus midi of 306,0001.; as ho . ch•Lse slionld not delay it, al the floating t .pasts may be Ificiter I. • , i . • tion bra peace, or adequate effort for a ri g orous , bed reason to believe.from the moat authentic infer. snivoi, mod a4tx.oon Prim mutt Accompany the First-drawn leethm of Earl GROSVENOR, the Lords werento l •• , .f elation. which he mud preemie en the snhject, was . Ticket above Twenty Pomade. de l l to botamtiested tor Toesda_ y, with reference to die second : prosdcutiou of hostilities. ~ All 'I ackets and Shares sold by CARTER are warranted relllng ettbe Misecure Plow BilL CONDUCX OF THE WAR. 1 the amount of the calluses made by the Aineeicans. i r ..: , Tie LORD CHANCELLOR reminded their Lordikips that ! Uadrawn. The Order of the Day upon which their Lordships . He thee alluded to the importation 6f interleaf' cot. the esmillwatisa et tho ewe of the Bonhwick Peerage.' hi- 1, ELEVEN O'CLOCK NEXT TUESDAY MORNING,. solyhapdomar iadnite importation to the House, was Z - ready I were summoned behm reed, ton, which he charaderised ala most impolitic mean TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS FOR THE FIRST Snail/oast day", tivea'elock. \ The Earl of DAB LEY rose to bring forward woe; and he expressed his surprise , that Ministers DRAWN PRIZE ABOVE. TWF.NTY POUNDS, The• tall of LAUDERDALE astt 'Y ad ' ert " t° the g reat - his promiee THE SECOND DAY'S DRAWING, .incoavemiaitee eaperieneed by Noble Leeds with respect to els- d motion on this subject. He prefaced it , should ever have allowed it, though he was happy td With the following tering proxies, In osewligeoceet.the.House meeting tbree dines, with a speech of considerable length, in the comma ; bear that it had by them been stopped. 'His Lord.; , RICH STATE OF THE WHEEL: ' a week at tea o'clesek,oo Me lektillet Blooding Order prescribed .of which be observed, their Lordship,' coold scarcely ship,next adverted to another important particetar l , t 3 Prizes of 5 5 20,000 that prozier should he sutured Mettle prayers each day. With ' 3 Prizes of l O,OOO a view so obviate Me, jilli wowed" /tat the Lords be sommooed • suppose it possible, that in the interval between his i in regard to which Ow Admiralty had been very neg- -5 Prizes of 2,000 for IdeodaV r take iaterevoidersitites the CO Standiag Order, first notice for bringing forward this important sub- rligesst, riz. the providing a Sollicient supply of good , 4...... Prizes of l ,OOO for the pe of intieducing *emits the words—Before three 1 ject and the moment of its discussion events should'. navai.timfier. .11 was a singular fart, that in this And fleateraus Whitt Prism of ,e5 , 10,£5('0, a£9oo, £ lOO, o'clock, inatead of — Muse ma it 'snow prescribed." ' 9 9 £3O, &c. &c. The LORD CHANCELLOR thought there could be no oh- bare occurred that still farther evinced th e necessity 'country, where every thing connected with the Navy . b r i ng more time double the number of Capitals and other Prizes jection to such an altetatien, and the Lords were ordered to he jof the House adopting some steps with respect to it. ought ' obe placed on the best footing, owing to the in anv Lottery hitherto with the same number of Tickets. summoped acesivoiagp;.. In this he alluded principally to the loss of some of !inveterate attachment of the different Boards .to • Tr BISH (Contractor), impressed with gratitude The Irish ,Miiitii•Trsteleg Bill was read &second time—the i A a to the Public for their istinguished favours in the on- other Bills upon order were respectively forwarded. , his Majesty's ships of war. Their Lordships would , old practices, and hostility to improvements, eat d e , o npled demand for Tickets and Shares in this truly popular FOREIHII RELATIONS. 1 recollect the events that took place not long before, ; dock yards were not in • such a condition se they to:tory, begs to :Acquaint them that the First Day's Drawing is Earl GREY said, before thei r Lo r dships pro• 'as well as since, the loss of the Java. He regretted ! ought to be, our naval timber was worse pre-- mi.', leaving the wheel rich beyond precedent, for the SF.- (1\ I) DAY'S DRAWING, when the List Prize above ceeded to the Order of the Da y , he would endeavour i l that the task of bringing such an important subject '', pared, and our ships constructed with less science- -2. 1 1- ••0 arranged tat his request) by Government, that ft can- to obtain some information from Ministers upon : before the House, as that their Lordships were about . and skill than in almost any other naval cointry. , 1 - . tor le*, than £20,000, and may be £ 30 9 040 6 r £ 40,000 . points respecting which it was important and neces- I to discuss, 'Medd be left to so humble en individual i Alluding to the Navy Board, he complained that It Fr ~n the circumstance , and the unequalled grand stale of the eery the House should sooner or later obtain infer- :as himself. Be regretted also that a degree of ape- I was composed of a set of men who were so extreme. e:. f., Tickets and Shares; therefore solicits the immediate favours motion. He had purposely abstained from making ! thy and indifference seemed to prevail, with respect ly obstinate, that nothing could iudute them to , h.. Friends, at hie fortunate Oakes, where, as long et teiY any enquiries respecting the measures of Government , !to the su b ject, throughout the nation ; so un- ; adopt any improvement sugges t e d to them; so great rr , . •.••ts ran be had, they may rely on a choice of Numbers, 1i t \v a itaaNTED (INDRAWN ; and should persons in the I particularly with regard to their foreign connections, ) like the feelings manifested at the period when i and so inveterate was their adherence to old pin- -Amory find difficulty lo p b o e il irtqfplied by the Argos , the fa- because his anxious wish was, that, under circus - . the great Lord Chatham directed its belligerent ener- ; ciples. He did not mean that they shotild lister' to o-r of their commands( - lag either No; 4 , CORNHILL. or 0. 9, CHARING-CROSS, stances evidently so adiantageons, either for a fa- ,arts. It *weld, he believed, be far otherwise, did ! every projector who • approached them with schemes . will be puncittolly attended tn. vourable negodation for , peace, or for conducting the the Prince u rgent tall to his Councils illiaisters ca-, and plans, for that could • got conduce to the public AEROSTATIC, OR IMPROVED BALLOON. w ar wi th additional vigour and effect, .sheuld the : pable of direesiog the affairs of the emmettr. And i advantage; but whelp: any thing wet suggested to fa i r litr. exhibtdeg of BALL A OONS, Weer ft* the 410011 11# 41108 . 410011 11# 411410011 11# 41108 . 494 fats Ur .10 1 a1Mktofti*Ideea- i this woelditer ensued tn . nothlat iiishiF,... - 4bitlisHy ! public board which was reasonable in itself, certain- .i Ascrasion of Mr. Latairdi, in tbe year 1782. has brat Mrs so unexpected and so unhoped for, lii couse- ! than with respect to our unhappy sitnatlorf with re- ily it was proper to give it a fair trial. .He cols. r lit vied, without rosy success in directing their course, which quence of the events of the last campaign, Ministers spect to Americo, with whom, he had every ration I s plalned that the discovery communicated by a Noble hil l wayc been a matter of regret with the Public. It is ._ , i Ile eel. re presumed that au attempt to consintet a Battelle, mi Sooting exper i ence no diffi cult i es , no e mbarrassmen t s , ,to think (had other councils prevailed), we should . Lord (Stanhope) to that Board, had . not met with 3.,,, hr - , erated or depressed at pleasure, and stleil ofl is following op that line of conduct so obviously ; now beat peace. With respect to the conduct of fair play. lie then mentioned several other iodiri- h,,:t co, !cted to a given point, surfing fraint i nt which A .. dined for by circumstances; that they should have hostilities against that Power, he contended the pa -' duals who had presented to the Board different plans ii,e ~ it i. •ectly blows, if bet making an angle et sow, -u- i Fir,- 0 '..ug ,I is expected that it may he directed to Pna al on opportunity of proceeding unfettered to negocia.. ' pets laid by Ministers themselves upon the table, i which had been treated in the same way. He he- ,) 1,11, . .f tarty' v") , which constitutes four ladnev of the h tr ,_ ti on . Bat a period was now arrived at which he would ibow, that • they must be long aware of the i Hewed that he had shown that his Majesty's Ministers, t r;:;,,,spiiilissiXraw4l, general e i lk caTe r : g it e er " ..ge impro should ved " so could DO longer refrain from adverting to rumours , hostile spirit of that country, and that from their ! with the prospect of s a war, had not taken proper w 1.1 heroine dl great utility, and the gvatificatiou of thorn which he had heard, and which were urged with no conduct, war was uhavoidable. To the documents ! means for carrying it on ; and when it was begun, Sr HI- ; which will undoubtedly be the cm!. if we should ever inconsiderable degree of, confidence. He wished for alluded to by his Lordship, he copiously referred ; , had conducted it tardily and inetfectually, and had 51ep int.' the car attached tea 'Balloon with the some confidence of A -ale 'lesiva! at a g iyes place, as we Dow step into any land no discussion of the subject at present; but to state, ; and read a variety of extracts, especially from 'the , never provided an adequate force,' . Unless his Ma- •o• *Pier carriage. However distant and chimerical this may that if one of these rumours with respect to induce- ; letters of, and communications with Mr. Munroe; i jesty's Ministers could prove that the converse of his iv ••ar, the attempt is sellaskted totbe Public. The explore ments held oat to a power whose assistance was j with a view of establishing the above pesition The ' proposition was the case and that they had taken Of -14 ' l en budertakiog it evident,/ too great, except for se• 1 P° I !Indent iadlviatial I the Piddle are therefore informed, that a sought for was in any degree founded, •he must say : prominent feature in the conduct of Ministers as in- ; peeper and effectual means for the protection of the •it•rriptinn le tiptoed; of Five Shillings, which will entitle it was one of the most iniquitous as well as ducing the rupture, he characterised the Orders in • trade, surely merchants had a right toe xi.ect that .•meh Sobwriber to the view of a Model , esplaining the app.. rum bv means of *Rich the Balboa is to he guided. elevated, the most in j urious p ro p ositions he ever heard of, ' Council. The tardy and procrastinated revocation ! the matter was worthy the interference of Parlia• if depressed at piramee : the norm air discovered, at dif- especially with - a view to the consideration of of which, as well as the Royal Declaration of the ' tient. He had brought forward the question with ferret heights; mad, it is hoped, the dreadful consequences, in eve the Ilalloen should berm, prevented by a gradual and safe f uture ..re tu arrang ements ; in which light he must re-23d of Jame s h e con 1814, tended did not take re l u ctance , and • only because no other Noble Lord f ". : deseent. Should the Coromuoity be int-hued to encourage tow . ' gard it as one of the most injurious proposi- plate with a view of averting the war, but in coitne - had taken upon himself that tisk. If the Noble tibdertaking, and amble the Projector to complete the Balloon tions to the best interests of this country. That ; quence of the apprehension of Ministers, that the Lords opposite could prove that the converse of his to ha. in contemplation to camtract o It is hoped they will mo I - wed the!' approbation, as t hi n S u b scr i pt i on is i nten d e d to b e was not all; he understood there appeared in a paper , clamour of the manufacturers, and what appeared proposition was the case, even theft he should think C osed early io June. I before the other House, an account of the distrio „. u- .at the bar of both Houses, would create a majority that it was his duty to have agitated the question, . Thuset/Aerostatic Balloon will be coastrnmed udder the di- t i ns o f th e li st V ote o f C re di t; t h e a d van ce me nt o f a , o f P arl i ament aga i nst t h em if t h ey p ers i ste d . He j and that he was right in having brought it forward, of Henry Williams, many years Drawing-master to t if,,,,r15,!,• H ouse S c hool, Lambeth. considerable sum on the part of this country to Swe - i i 1 then proceeded to censure the conduct of the war although he knew that Ministers had some advan- ri.r the accoimassltilioa of inch of the Nobility and G •ntry den. "lie need not state to their Lordships, that Par- 1 with respetti to America, which either in the military 1 loge from the general persuasion which always ex- that are dispose,l to pitoome Aerowiation by a more liberal sub- liament had a right to know for what purpose that lor the naval line, he insisted was net ade quate to its' ists that the persons in power are al irsys those who Scirpiioll, and to *lsom the utility and pleasure may he aecessi- $ l! ' hle. Sith•triptions of 'rest Ostia& and upwards are received at money was so advanced. In farmer - discussions on . object, though he gave the illustrious person at the , are most fit for the execution of the duties of office; ft l" e * Hl ' M ullikl mid t.o. Charing-crust; I Mr. Wand, "'dee - this subject, it was held, thee enless particular cir- 1 : head of the army ample credit for his exertions in ! yet Parliament was not .to sit still, while all thosts t ,,, ,,er, IS", d-strires ; and at 9. Barton's, stationer, No. 156, t Lrai!entiall-o .it •Medel of the 13alloim is left for the ; cumstances could be pleaded, Ministers were not inducing its present state of perfection . and discipline. I facts which he bad stated were staring them in the it'rertion of the sehemoas, •f wheat his reqweSted to leave ' justified in making, such advances. It was incontro- With respect to the naval operations, 'however, he face. He moved, therefore- , -; their A ldress, that hada may be sent them of the time and vertibly true, at least, that Parliament should be in- ,r.ontenae that neither in point of number, distri- •• That a Committee be appoioted to enquire late the mode I pl.icr of ascensions so invest depredations and mischief that i Mar "(ref from tie* - abaeoene of the populace, if sande • formed of the purpose of such advances. These bution, or the quality of the vessels employed, were in Which the war With the United States hOs been. conducted, I • true* she public A ' : And admitting the Subwrip- I were points on which he thought Ministers Were the x unit i es the nature seddispdal of the hem by the Let of Juiie should not be sufficient fur defraviexigency of'the case cull. mid more pirtic i t aily into the saanagerneat sad i • called upon to afford information te Parlia m ent; ea ler. BO eerly as July, 1811, were Ministers in. ih. et pence of the undertaking, that they may be consulted I I steal forces of the kingdom dories the last year. 4 "ohi'r to continue adversisirsg, or each to receive a Dividend , and that it behoved them to take care not to. connect formed by those who. were adeqeete, judges of the I Lord MELVILLE expressed a con fi dent hope 0.,,,, so,,crip,ion, after deducting what money has bees e l- i the faith and honour of the country with such, propo- subject,* that' an American war was inevitable ; and i that. he should be ible to prove to their Lordships, petaled io Adyertismocuts. 1., 11. WILLIAMS, sitions, previously to Parliament being informed up- it urged to them, that If an adequate naval force l that the grounds on which the Noble Earl felt so i . Carlisle House, Lambeth. on the subject, respertingeldch it was also his wish was timely dispatched to the coast of America, no 1 sanguine would prevail upon the House to accede Of S. Burton, at No 154, Leadenhall.street, Directions may he had for pin) tag Eight 0. •• Y...iiitions of the Game of Drafts., to know if Ministers shortly meant to make any re- ship within could then have left their Pgrts, or any !to his motion, were quite inadequate and ante- i. .. . narr the title of Constiaitional C 1 ells, by which the vivacity gular communication. without could have escaped capture ; and sech a state liable. The Noble Earl had begun by a refereecg end interest of Play are coroidernbly diversified and increased. I The Earl of LIVERPOOL assured the Noble of things must have ensued, as to deprive . the War to the relations between the two States prior to the il The Polish an common Games are h. reby combined and im- proved, and the Gittae is susceptible of Cain played by Two, I Earl and the jimmy IX that nothing could give his Ma- Party of its power, and a speedy,pacification must . , COotioeneeedent of actual hostilities . T his appeared Thu..., or Four Per.ons at the same time : peculiarly adapted jetty's Ministers greater satisfaction, than to be able have ensued. In illustration of the*, points, the to him to be an incidental,' but a perfectly distinct i to the amusement of seafaring g entlemen .. .. . i ! consistently with their decided sense of public ditty, Noble Earl went into a ninety of dstpLie, Respect- : question, into the merits of which it was not news- The ARTIFICIAL LisFOH. and IMPROVED TRUSSES lto a ff ord the desired explanation, or to state to Par- ing the force and 1101110110 h of the ' .tilketl Alum- i miry to the present diliCeseen to enter: There .. . 1 for RUPTURES. , liament the principles upon which their advice to his rican ship of wee,tfie.Constitution, it was for a long , was s. hostever, doe point *hick, from being applica- -I WHITFORD, Surgical Instrument Maker and ; Royal Highness the Prince Regent was founded, in period cruising tithe Channel, aid to believed at i hie to the prigie of the. war, he Would s ' sortly allude " h.'s . , c cl' i l t y le . r f to L s „ n t ' d Barth o lomew n . rr4 , secie 's ty li , " ro O r i t i h e o l • R a r ief T e r • ' 4 , na t er p. ' consequ ence of the events'of this. last campaign. Re one time ergo is the Downs. . Mioisters must bare I, to.. Ho meant the probability that excited of war being 1 tined Pour, patronised by his Royal Highness she Duke off; beihmed, however, the Nog; Lord was aware that known her size and strength ; nab * Joerd• Wal l a !sheet to take place at the precise period whet+, tic- i, Casaba dxF; begs leave to romotince to the Politic. that the' any d i scuss i on upon the subject could not be ade- den Of the Chute* Ports ; 11pislit have elleted het'; 4:9olieg to the Noble lord, ad increased naval i re* nut complete APPARATUS, as a SUBSTITUTE for ' n - 14.F.Cil ES , lately invented by him, is now mactimed by she , . g uattly entered on, w ithout a full disclosure of all gee; Net the battlement's • ,Vir orr Castle! ft ; ktee ought to have beets stationed on the coasts of S , iriery of Arts, Manufactures, arrtonerce. who, isi anti . i, its bearings and connections ; which most evidently was hi proof from the steteeteitis , ,111,1ficiel deco' North Aoketriii• That till rbptere was one of those T . , ,. .n i i.11 - of their aprohation. have again vnted hint their Silver 1 m Lai, in addition to throne that he tad the honour ()erectly* l tend to embarrass Slid deteriorate the relevant met- orients, there was no dekients of eat - coorese, or melte lea the then 'griming situation of affairs hoot them in the year 1810 , for his improved Tr' ' .s. The Ap.. sores to be adopted. In that view of the question, unary in the British nary 1 a l l di ns* * ti°6 Ili tb°° ‘ whi ch mWt halm been anticiPaisds • he was ready iariaus issiespie andelficaci , 4l, the mode of applleatios easily he should feel that h e Las writ acting confidently , respects ; tee tefrersei were, therefore; solely attri- i: td %lett, *t .. erhot_ ,**Milli . hate been, thr,_ language u ,, dettilautt,aud it is unaccompanied by any possibility of dats- ger.duty, t with his public it k Made any answer to the' betalm to the thisesattasemeat of glade Who hhd the •44.tke .15it . ... Used, and his Noble Friends bad *oaf *it'll delittestrtiione been elieSed at that J. Whitford has the satisfaction of informing the politic sad.: particular questions of the * ?fable Earl at present, or direcdon'of the millet forte; to those Oho fo llowed`. . I , those nelicted with raptures, that the good effects of hi; '-,' to enter into any al an 116 further d r " i on But he ant the lidolce i teee in *Re of the _ hot et . elle 0 4 0 E flified -• hat sehit i kt bare been the oeekpleutte- et , . priced 'lnsets have been felt within these ow years by fine ; - tight to ten thou.atid afflicted individuals; and hez i wors, hy I, hoped the day was not at itant, *hen he Mlty who ~ d e l i sa -,-," Beware 44 (OnViring " a 4 °°°e: th°ll l .°ll44 4 4 064 to t h ° 10 °°°°• 11°1 of W....P iNhet i ' • r * -..e amts stud conyrolent seam, to keep up the mist It rap- , Mire an opportunity of ststing, whet the iteseral reel; bot being li t, totuduct yrelfeleCt year. la wy to greet Mb wee c to re-es hu !,,, i - lure ihdi con exist. p li.hitforit's Artiacial Leeches. together with tbeTeessessame state of the relations of the coulltrY were eLitli tee " :, ga' *YAW bewail 40 •• ill° 4419 et the °il k ' lt *4 l4 ' •II tire. &g r. __r ei ' t n had at 11 , s Mainifit, tory, under the (rum neseirey of di, a sped te flirdit s tostrerst aid lil dt t l i r e et tefis of ten ett! s: s hot Ste *is tOO% nikleserly Tattight bed that tine Ili • • a = * ll. 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