The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-13 00:00:00

;smut Pitt), ip of the opportquity to cuencet the glo. , o f S t :1, 011 with a situation most conge_ r e ward of naval nitrit—to perpetteste it ily of one who had so gloriously de. :s• thing whic:s a grateful people should 'ear ! hear What became of it ? if Liverpool got the silt-cure, and the left to provide for the family of Lord Wear ! hear Was there wanting r illustration of the mischievous abuse? Id not ; and yet that was but one case me hundred. The Right Honourable (Mr. Perms!) opposite had taken peed' of his illottourable Friend (tlr. tf that speech it was snffieient to say, like every speech his lion. Friend had •c. It was said, that those on this side Ise are envious of the situation held Ilunourable Gentleman opposite_ indeed, of his situation ! so tidbit. t id Mr. Whi'hread) am I of his were I possessed of the necessary ,nn, So • help me God, I know of •ation ttiat would tempt me under his :es to stand in his place [llear! hear 13 by his own confession, „hat he now he could get no one eke to be what he rear!]. Has he nut traversed through ;:ly and alley, talked up the Strand, 'he Strand in search of official assuci. vain. When he charges those at this Mg in a greater proportion the holders iccure offices, and that our only strug. ;et into power, how is it that he forgets ,self solicited, but to little effect, the of those very persons to corailutt the ie country ? Let him look upon his upon his left, and •ho will find the ',is discomfiture and disappointment. email un hii right (Mr. Ryder) is • of Stale, because the Gentleman (Mr. Duudas), who, now after his thee, has returned to his old situation,. of the Board of Contreul, nuutd It is not that his colleagues were to the feast, but, because the guests :st invited would nut come, that they participating of the repast. Envy him -rout, situation ! Far from its such rather sltuuld I say, God help him beat elevation, and (;ud help the poor: ,uch astionient of its fate entrusted to But our crime consists in our ans. 'Old him ; yes, I w 61i to gee rid of '4' 2 III • It has involved the nation in dime:. ;Are. I wish to get rid of an infidel*. would set in flames even our must distant :hate - wild proscribe and perseelie a large . eir Empire at home. [Dear! hearl] coos to dispossess him of Iver ) who and inveterate enemy to every measure Imunt in our expenditure-4n every &He ir, public pressure ; of histl,•who - him, rest reversioniat in the Empire, would opposed the Bill for the correction of such an ' that he dared not exhibit his weakness Mitts a division. l say iris weakness, lhe petstory ‘ of his Government in these.' support, that I now challenge him le can, whether there is not at this moment certain •counrnissiuts She nem of a Nb.l lo positivity refused to accept the•plate %lister. had proffered to him ? if there' doubts respecting the:increased billet down, let us suppose art Administration not of the King's Ministers, but of hie wed and continuini in office, in defiance , contempt, universally expressed ; in de. decided majorities in this House ; in de. that very vole for 'eviler which has put their trial—if, I eay, this supposition be: a fact, caw it loner remain a- qtrestion heth er the influence •of the Crown has in. '-vit whether it ought not to be promptly I can declare, in the fullest demi.. place or power I pm myself ne deb& am mostanzions in this crisis tes etit energy, and concord the distinguish/wig Executive Government. With retpeet :tenter measure - , it has my support ; I _irponement for a short period wili even- , obtain the desired object. The perseverance -orrable 'Never at this moment, would, . him upon shoals, and render him ihle to keep his COtlfSe. LLER said. if either of the lion. would point (nit a (wide by ss bids the. himself (Mr. Feller) might l satin-± husinen vris not to he , thamlullesii be brought forward at some time stet he would withdraw his motion ; if, iltould now persevere in if, though net • House were to divide with him. • A Gentleman, of gre.it talents, told that they should a!i be or 'scone party; posed he meant we should all wear setae ill colour. Was Cicero, however, 14, (A lairgh.) Were the Scipio* of sari laugh.) No, they stood for the gorad . intry. If the lion. Gentleman (St ,ul.l pledge himself seriously to bring' forward .some early (lay, he would withdraw his motion. • NkKi undertook that he would bring fully before the Hou.e. said he withdrew his motion on in that 'the public were to understand 11 to Lu fully and fairly brought far. On was withdrawn. lONS r)l' YIN own, ANT) EXPEDITION 'Div 4 0:)N BY said, the Rosolutions of his Id (Mr. Martin),' on the Third Report onmissioners of Public Expeuditnat,. discusiran on Thursday Hest. lie was :wed by his Noblc Friend near him, that !rime of a rery near domestic calonlityl befallen owe of his MajcsTra Si- State, who was materially it tiry into the Erpedilien I. eke imposiiblo (ot the NobitaLool late _ .~: _t • • '2:- _ and on account of Ilse ex -41 had ' lnge s tleme siesphiess of the friend he had lost, that the proceedings should 1 . 042 delayed for a few days on hiMmentant. He should, therefore, propose, thafhlelfon. Friend's motion should stand peremptorily for this day fortnight, by which 'time he hoped a conclusion would be made of the Inquiry into the Expedition to the Scheldt. Mr. F. RORINSON said, he was,sure; from the way his Noble Friend had conducted himself, the House would give him credit for not wishing to retard or delay the Inquiry. Whatever mode rate time the House should allow, be should en. deavour to conform, and, if possible, to sacrifice his public to his private duties. If his Noble Friend could not so far overcome his private feelings ns to offend on Thursday, he could have no objection. to the 'llEl , l4y-then proceeding. • Lord PORCH ESTER only wished to move the Order of the Day for going into the Committee to. night, for the purpose of receiving the memoeanda of a Naval Officer which had not been presented on the former night, so that no titne might be lost in the printing. He should theta move to post. posse the further silting of the Ctxamitteis till Thursday ;. and if the Noble Lord should still be unable to attend, and there were any particular persons at.whose examination he wished to be pro. sent, their evidence might be pdßpOied MAO**. ginning of the week. Lord PALMERSTON presented ecitain Naval Essintates, which were ordered to be printed. The Military Estimates on the Table were re. ferred to the Committee of Supply. Mr. CROKER, agreeably to the order of the House, preetaird a Copy of this Oaths administer ed to Vitncases at Courts Martial. COMMITTEE ON THE EXPEDITION TO THE SCH ELDT. Lurd PORCIIESTER having moved Mt Order •of the Day, the Ilousu went into a Committee, Sir J. Anstruther in the Chair. Sir JI. Popham being called on, Lnrd PORCH ESTER said, he wished to ask a question of the Honourable Officer, whether he had brought with him the memoranda to which be, had alluded on his last examination?—The Ile. Pourable Officer answered he had, when thease. moranda were handed in to the Clerk at the Table. Mr. TIERNEY wished to know if these were the oriA.inals, or nuly the minutes ? Me. CHOKER said, they were copies of the originals. • Sir HOME. PONT/I.M said the whole were co. pies of the papers he originally detivered. Mr. PERCEVALisked if, having looked at the memoranda, he was nose -enabled to say that, the evidence he had . givesa . to the House was cor rect? '. Mr. CHOKER said ho had !Joked into both, and the tuttnoraticla were in eubstauce exactly the same with what thefineeerible Officer had sworn lierore the flease. Ito ea*. sato. in Addition, that the First Lord- of tiotAdmiettitr agreed that" they exhibited a tair:otatesout of the converlition with him. ` Am Hemourable Member proposed, that the Minutes of the fo ruler peg of:the E. lady) should be read', on' which . • , M r. Y 0 Ii K E mo red Mit Steamers be etteleded,, which was immediately enforced. Aftei loose further examihatioN 0 Sir Mile Popham,- the House adjourned Opel half put • REFORM IN PARLIAIMIRT. • • - AT a MEETING. of .the i. OUSEHOLDERS. EtAcroas t t f the CITY mid 'LIBERTY of WESTMINSTER, held . Is New• place yard., the 9111 Day of February, 1810. ARTHUR MORRIS, Co. High Eat K io die Ciotti. ft was Resolved, That in a Petition preiesed to the flame ef the 6th Day' of May, 1793. aed •estered es itsV It was averred. and offered to he proved at the Sae. Al ladirlduals (rens awl When) did, bra* tors Authority, a tin, orproeure the graft af SU7 Bleohass of ant Haase of thaw front Seintand). whit were thin enabled doge all Qseaitegs is the mite of -the Wide 'Potted* of Great &hale. That in a Report pert ented M the said Home tiering the last Smith*. it appears that a Wan porting of the Ilineben thereof are Ptacetnea and resoitoers, dependent to the Grown. . That In Petition presegal be the said House, so the Rh day of December. 1780. alle adored Ois its loosahr. It was averred, that *, meats t WNW astarinadir reartt alit bought as standing. for Cale la a Fair ;" whist, memo° was then resented al" Senidabosaol Libellous :^ But who, on the 11th Aar of May MO. two or his Majesty's Ministers ' were accused or Joh* easgocoal io the rate t' a beat. they were screened from posiohoolo. on a plea of the extralike notoriety of the oraviec, width sunny of its Members am ' at That la ssl defectivestateof the Representation, is in b e at (Mood . unforothate, and destructive %Var. ; the iro-1 sivesmeHebt and Tea" with which elseCipeleyr is Mellowed ; sad dhow pernicious Cooseili tihk vved war low subjects, the Cipiamo of Leedom efh, of Ode nackesg,:asie Nirirbe Ul Petittasf to the Kit/. • tee _ thew corruptions. the People SA 'depri sty et tl.eir lairftlehare is the Government. by I Owe b. the Gswegow+ Goose of Parliament. Wade has bees usurped by bn unlaw fill Oligarchy . of That a complete Reform in the Foe liesabl de. steno tile corrupt Inflitenceof the Rawer. sieure to the Croon it. just prentgativekeolll.lllll l we to:she People thioe right. wbieh they are ofBlPy deprived. That when the priacieles of oar Comillalide Atoll be i ehtrrd to practice. the expand*. disorder*, and mast* lag Eleetints, will be atoided I the Rights eat so the People i-ecnred ; taxes le..meed ; the hopinition ofthe Property Tits remove:ra:lnure prevented. Corruption will thee be no.lonker necessary. less avowed to he neccolary, for the admiautratioe pswie mffairs. That our Petition to the King be signed by the High • Bailie; and that he, attended; by our Represeetatives th e Hon. Lord Cornett •mg and Sir rex Nets Bvaarrr, Bart. pre.ent the thine to his Majesty. Thiit Petiiloo to the Howe of Cotensrms he signed by the High Bailiff, aed Twesay-Ilve Inhabitant liut:w. holders. And That it tie deliveivd to nor Representatives, the Hon. Lord Cocoa.* Ns end Sir Finances iiIIRDICTT. Bart. (to he pre sented to the Hose), who are hereby truded to support the seise. That the Thanks of this e Meidoe be vii to ear wdrthy .11tpressatativa, the ilea. LoeIIeOrMIRAWS and Sir Toon. cis Btiaegrr, Rot. fin .ilicklit etal "Mid in Polidiagaret.' - - - to Sly Fa 'poling _.he glyjoa kearth . ,1 I. • I S PRICE OF STOCKS PHIS DAY AT ulti O'CLOCK. 3 per Cali. Cele. 674 68 Lest. Ane...18 7-16 1 3 per Iteieeell 4841 Oineien. 4 per ("Amid, . • ledia 80.•;4; 11r. IL 5 per Ceet.llary 99f Rids. .ss. As. Coml. fur Are. Pi • Lalllery:Tickets 11.15 x. THE STATESMAN. PkOrOSITI TEt4AI." LONDON: • TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13.• • Tim crisis of the Lite of the Peninsula; whick : has so !Ong been approaching, seems now to WE. closest band. While theturres are assembling* armies collecting, and preparation: (or defence as loudly vaunted in every Spanish and P‘urtugumm Joanal...thc preparstions.of NivoLco,r are al. ready Pcrfected—bis armies, _compoied of ye: tetans, and led by the most celebrated Goterals the age, are actually advancing; in several direi-- Alms, against the imbecile, and dilatory subjects, Of FERDINAND the SEE ENTU. At Olicnt, She consternation of . the Inhabitants is renewed, by the approach of a considerable body of French troops--40.000 . it is reported— . under the command of General Boutsvr, whos on the 31st of last mouth, was within three leeguati or the place ; in consequence of which, near 2011 sail of vessels sailed from the harbour to avoid falling into his hands. Other accounts, represent' Gallicia to be in so improving a state, that the Patriots are increasing their force, in that pro. viace, to 150,000 men, from which, the Spanish. General Poacien, is about to march, with a sut ficiont number of troops, to repulse llomxrc. While the Spaniards continue. • ttassert the .treat of the 'Fresh, after an unsuccessful tempt. to force the passes of the Situ* Morena, accounts frum.two different places In France DOIIIICO the possession of those passes by troops, who are said to be advancing upon daiusia, of which there is, we apprehend, no. 'enable cause of - doubt. Another division of French troops is advent' in the direction of Valencia—and by advice' Alicant, of thel4th of January, the enemy reported to be within semen 67%443 of that pl If the French are in a condition to 'act' • offattively, before tho aniral of NAsoLcOs the Mighty' mass of reinforeement, of 'w bleb, s . ppiCisend, no part has . ...yet actually reached scene erit s ailesa.:Artitirlittimice ' t aw Ta ti sos i l / 2 , capected from - raw half.ermid - levies—directed inferior talents, and distracted counsels ? Eve, the British army has been constrained to retnain isilefensive inactivity hoe the period of the' lie of Talavera... Ts: ai)pear" to be the prevalent opinion in . Paris thee the preparations for •entering she Peitiwnty J • - ere now matured, and NArotlioN Is expected' row:dais oncd again to take the field. Prepare. donator his reception are reported to have been 'already made at Bayonne and Vittoria. • Ix the Paris Papers that ware received rater. day, there is a long aecount of the-captute.of. the J atom .by two French frigates, which had lie good fortuno to escape our squadron .in the West Indies, oast arrive _is a French port with several prises. The Monllawroliosseciains s detailed Statement of the endoiranontiarihe Crown, and Slie pee, dons and allosnsooss to the Imperial Family Tni Hipg of l'auusala expected in the coarse of the present mositk at Paris, where the object, of his jecroey is roasoorod tp bi--further cessiuni it Bransloshorgle.fer whiCh he Is to receive coastl pessollos Codedly Attitsiu ••- . • ....mania... • Ts the noose of Coattail lase night, when bald Ouncuarraa assetAl the Order of the Day, the Committee bamodkikly proceeded to examine evidence, and Sir Rosa !finial( was under ccuesination when Ur. Yeast, wise -bad pre-; stonily left the • Hansa • for • .shOlt finia l iratantial, AO finding that, by flee eatnordinaly oversight, no other Member had . thought noticing the presence of strangers, he minded the Speaker of that circumstanceit, " &rangers mist tgithdrau" *staidly destroyCe• the illusita expectation we hid lonised of hearing the evidence of the gallant Colimander. • ,••••• The cargo of Confiance Frentit frigate, prize to the Valiant, bas been valued, and don 401 OD. •ceed one hundred thousand pounds: Tlfito•does not appear to be any specie on board.. Bit tAo.—There being no Court of 4 4 1:Idermen this day, the Leafs NA iroai after inircling the idealweighers' Warm, ordered *•l* to be loducid I.d. In the Pock Loaf.. • ‘•- • t • Tim only Lottery that evat lima drown on a Va. ; gesy s ,..was the 144.1141111tatry, , Ab o t day, the Ticket 863 V was drawn 'a pre's a 1114 211 10 . 4 141 Bism•••--Thirpresent LO WY . • ffmnserrow, at• Tails* o'GI oak at noels I 'dint te di sat rialdra• 0/Cloa at njght.--Lest r o otlet? lbw 1D111.411t of the capital Nista, dist* 414, :ftnINI, end 9, Charsng.arosse t • : • • A• . ,11.1 ~s -~; .r. -r- t. a ailiog cot it r u' en (Mr. 1 11 11'a d r_eaship here was 0 ha i i s tis name ul Iv 03 ; to the re' r. i t h e faun!! ,o'reil every i 1., 1).310 0 '0 [ 11 ! I; the Earl of scion was k 1 * A t y strung r locre could 00/ %4 one t;..at;,:ni (, li re at the slm i t Ward). or ot it was 4 y vi i!t• before. ou House . by t he Bight e ~rleietls, it Ms o tie* (" id . , n that w 4 ,04Acations! 1. irje Asitlerati h tal lest atices se is evens b: t ) , because he hea ev iry bye .cad j d o wn the 1;,1, but ill V i; ; t : %%ill, [Willi • grtAt sins r • r~r tattoo • I. iS get of I A f i irs of the I AIIII 01$ of his f at : Gealloll Secretary cp hs I.ft ( ( 'lit of olfie t • Prroident I oet accept it. tae joshed tt l et were first art Dow partic j o his print thought ; r 3 spoa his critic noutry in buC. bas ruidaucc. Lty to gut rid his itspnt.llo., t.:r aid disizrat • ere which rro tolovics—that branch of our 1t.:1 solicitor is the active 111 • rrtrenchtnur • Tianon of tar, cif the gr.:ate. • harc opposed I ebuir,bnt that by proceeding for sorb is the . gonna , ' ul sill day, if he cal 'alerted in A cc lilt Lord w ho "Lich the Mill yet runaival d ace of thuCro composed, not tool;, continue afthepublic co hare of dceid knee of that thee en their jastified by e f —not whether meted, bid diminished t ty, that fer pl date; but I Ai vision), enerc twits of the to this parrot' think postpor telly obtain t at the Ilonotn I fear, cast I • mholly Cr:lll.:men INC • !011ie and hi itA Cut the L sot isoald be fir distant, h art, he shosl4 man in the II welt lion. I tho Ulnae, th 'apposed I eztitigtoishing 4 uy party ? ( pier? (.4 1;t1 • of their count fiction) woul • I `e *easiness f retwent to veil BANP tie Natter fill • • Mr. P tea 'lrti ward. . Tile motiln Iti.SOLU rioN Mr. I'ON: now. Friend [ •at 1110 Coon stood for disc bow intorno( in I consecitien t *Li k had but treaties of S • in the Noir, it would , • ue mudituT, `" ""----- i s 4 s ib swift be givis to sir FRAIIIII Thal floe TIMM Moos of• Cmotoons. li e w " RvitolsTT $ 27 1...„- for "Nek.... hi e r e 46 :b e i s • • he bin), that tterhgthe ' l lie 6 ' l ' — l4 tor Ms abet taarott i to- ity, Mate ttf tile • cslant 9 t k o d swat a r a5k.6 .00• 10 1. 6 ~___ ..... 4 400; / I late 66 . - . Thee be IV of Oh 11 . 161111 b wi s w iiihi c is Ilk for tha iattitsted rts t eit i ple peng, an d f or brijia irtial asst IN ~ $ fichelato ir . • I alluded . , • . eip,....-'-' ) . hiaiittnt momez!‘ ao lot :•-• • . • --- --____ __ ..._ -- -- .. -- •- _ , _ . . • C !'---41 F -77-1,41 5 1 r i gn it r il " 110111411111111111111.11111111.1 . 11111111 . - -.- ' • . . • _ _......... :0riv . 4 . • • - • - • "nig 'S'nITRSIWAN, • ' • • • ' • • . . . rtryt oethe loss of mreetee ( isubtie .to to • attend the • ' till Thew s . sebßiat aideed • 1141.4. Deer DRI • • is 0 • e Dos " 1 ), liu greet sinecure place of the the same . time w_esjhj feir; on asoisent Asif the i ater f: st i ; . • • f tho Cinque Ports was vaeant. great an eres the N h ad i n t h e ir atekys o . noitegihno...:l6 ..• • •• • •• •• ••••• • • 1 or opportunity to cuiine&t the eft). and nn 2 rrntint .r a— __— VW ILI , WATIS" • r •.• • • -- kenczw•..:.:..--7: • 7.1 • . DRE4DFULAV(IOI4 . 4I4IMUIPOQ Li on Sunday Su% ?bile !alb at .th. . Cburch liompool were siwgiog. Pioehmis to • Diviue Service, a put of the lowee•samv Way, 114 411 into the body of * drench , *WAR with it 010 great bell, burying a coasidesabiwoombir persons, who ware already asseashiod t itl lisewnins. The consternatiqa produced titranghouttbe town. on laming Ails catastrophe, wu iodeseribable. A (pinta soldiers.was immestiltdy marched dews to prevent the multitude that had mumbled fret. impeding the efforts 4f a coaliderablo number or workmen, who were instantly employed in dear lia a away the rubbish. Twenty of the unhappy rers 'Fero dug ant hereto the mail left Liver.. pool. The bodies remained at that time in 44 •ehurch.yard to 'be owned. The number of per. sons' involved its this melancholy accident is an. 'known, but it is feared to be anssiderable; It remarkable that some of the doges lead the goo d fortune to escape, stotwkhatuding the immense quality of heavy Matter that; wss failing mad them. . • • • ow • sec • DEATh OF . J, C. SAUNDAICS, XV: OCULIST TO TØ liti'lititAßY I Lo N cimat • .tgit-firou wawa's: • - . . . . , • ta sadism, draping e'er ely eady Wen BA mg owl% fur thetVwbet numbettabel the Mr.; Throng , ' the recreate of the gala. ball Free wideh dull a y • tibia'd the fait radiant, at it *ask O. WIN -‘ l ` , Bestowed by thee Irwin jpe, sopped ' Those eyes, for.thce. wee per thi, guladiellbuirwl • their heaving berms sialettalitioweri Nor sweet., Wasp Wee tip Spirit eave s • Than 'maggot:le intnweilag e'er Ape/ye. • ' . ?Jaw cheering Hope, trees Ike antic await • And din bii Askelßh, as thy WI Ira • WIPOI Scilicet 806 . 14 .6 141 0 - • . • ' titgliseei bet ibinvjen :WSW Wilk • 13th February, 11110. " • 41 " • TllN7Wria ll." ! 014111-:' •4 0 , . *- .g•r... to Garry the plait a•Ao execelloa. • _ • .. ..-) - -.- loso .. , LlirNT ASSIZSg. .:., Tie 4 11 7 1 `APPoiated foeloldialt the !What tdl2/174 1 Nth year of *be Rei_ pa 0 Grar_ge !_if: mad HOME csacurr.,__ _ Tie Right Rom Lord Clalrf limo Ileatool.lll-5.46i Novf. • Hr. Jude* *Wt. . ' - , ... Hertferdshlrer-Mosalay, Moroi It hi t i tetoi, Enex—Wedneaday. Marrh'l4, at ' . • Keet—ilaAdaty, March 13. at Hailstone. ; • Sesex—Maliay. ilar a ctilk i i t t flat* . ~00skott• • ' sorry—Woloodov • Kleitdosilootillihod . NORTH ESX C IhGUIT• ,-' . .. •• ' Before the Hos. ilk A• Maass, and dot air. 1111,1141116 . . ' ~ • lolk MP** -B . :‘ - City of York. liatula 10. . ' * Yortshiro.—At thirealikid of the sold CM* ow toy. Laseasbial..-*At Laaeiraar Osialt—MaireiallG - . . • NORFOLK CtRCI.!I?..: ' • :" • ...., •. An :.a ••• • • Marsh 3. • , ~* • ' 41. oft " . 'rt. wreurit 1 - ;• • • •-........... 11.. 1. .• 11. ( . • . . j . •, • OKFORD C 11101.1.1 ••• • ' ll ! ‘ "_,_ __ a2 ; 1 .• woke I.Al=kacl Sr. WIIL . 4 ... '• •- - • •* •••••••.. ~ % .- - . • l e iler siagsuire lenhire . .. ii..4..116i, . • : ' Illeamisth iferthird Slitqpigir. • ti—lllat . . • Iluditibloks r. • . 1----- Clll, &died. WWiiiii*l Clll,COrr.. • '. Befog' lilt. glifell Millais, nod Sir A. Soutlompta Wilts - - --; 10—New Sarre • Dorset '.. ... 1-4.. 13.. Mottoes,. • i.. M. • 4 .1.... , is l a t i Cart i lidlks.. fil . -Ld '.l .s: i i . " , a_.., ?..._ ,..) . 0: .......Be 9l .....Titeeve. . . • liaStrtre ar#MleX t a l e r . th i:a nrftl i ai r t (Whitials .., tat Ithe = l sorisoliire di * si i ,g ~• 1. S i res Is it or "' - . :Of Ott_ .by die •es sale allow auk ... .. • johgvornslit st....itis.•ollkke No. 11, 1: . . Ibit ' ,e.OO a* &Pot .belot Plattrac,7o“ Swoon • i .4ti r l isst i ll•• lostiwS thn etty lporltkiweed ei of thdr clone al dab*/ rs• , V ithaaes: die . 4111" Si . Mr. hod gagspdos willrthe mkt* of theft. • es tis k . -. gy wok days kilbrefthe lottery *jai o w , ' - 1 wawa* hakihros lie to have MoS the asdroptis, as eke dm MOOD trek sold outvf . • 86.1.081* * * r s g 1 * l r * , roach de- . .kml; by prolskors: is oda sabsitteso.for , keg ggair. - '''''.l kg diet Oils lo oar ibil ad, calory where OirgOk el* , obilsineit. dykkilr able at kti a lllZ:Settar s Two ' Mill lii, . •' 1 • . .. . . - •• . • ~ . . . . . . . . . - - • . • . .- - . <, s' . • i ....• . I 1 ~. . .. . • i '--.. . ~ • The pallting.thel sift protestant,* 1,06100.06. • • • ~ re. DEN a few weeks shaw l A 40 1 u - ' * jail* . • 1 1 at _ Levee, fora .Charter to referred bark by. his M . . . . such occa4ons, to .a Co 4 ‘1 114 1""i 3 ' • i l c s " " a: cil, and they referred it . . ....6 . 4 . . '.. .."‘ l "r , •'` ~. their cers. The latter hail. 4111041‘. . - - An. they could not advies . .his - r***** . • • • k. rea. • Charter, asit would hnpettialtallhn-fiAtasslest • WIS• Theatre upon a better gvettalt iliWithlft . TallaSei, already establishes', whisit h O4 Oil* IS tin, licences f and there . was as rms. AM' • from petitioners. why his Majetti slipoill • , 44vris. . . were .ter to the. intended Thoairsvissliilo.6looollll(t .. , : . !' 1 any ,otber.. On this anawis britss tope* .• . „:. ~ . ~.. 1.44% 59 the Petitioners, they seat in . -AO . ' ' 1 111118 the Lords .ef tho • Councils 1 * ' .71' 1 0. ' . % • '' with heard_ by Counsel. r This Patti . 4 dth . 4 to have been laid barmaids MA ' . mit. • . t -1 we . ' acidity but was wittigatria, the . - . *Ft • • . ing altered their mode of . I? "- - trentinestoponceppliinilik ta tia satit. -t l ' . ••• ed by lowing are the principil re • ' : - The kith* - .. Even RUA. T. &afar, Lord n o r;lid,y rAii. 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