The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-01-15 00:00:00

• vir • *1 TIICA rft E. • D RURY•LANE. Mr. SMERIDAN'i Comic opera of The Devine tractexl aver' elegant audience, last night, to us Theatre. Mr. BRAHAM Hat in tine voice, rail 4 every justice to the beautiful airs allotted to 1 is part. 'f he iudolgence of the house was re ueetsid fbr Mrs. Mourraf ei who was *altering ta a cold, but it did not appear mach in her bLag the sweet airs of Odra. The Opera t off with the best ettli - wt, and received mow not ,oituded applause. The new pantomime wed, with a now incident. At the moineut atteotiou of the audience was attracted to the e by the Jruiior Harlequin, Master LAURRNT, a ittleinan leaped from the second tier of public s on the wage ; he made good his leap, but slipped and fell on the stage lamps, several of h he broke, and rolled into the Orchestra ongst the instruments, from whence he was ea up and brought before Mr. Ii . RAHAM. His were much hurt, but he did not appear to .gard the injury, and walked out of the house, here be was joined by a friend who had acconi pauieii him to the Theatre, who, on seeing him, witclaimed, " Well, Jue, yam will erer lie the same ging." They *rare both naval officers. Tisio new 'Harlequin had sacrificed too freely to his bottle, and it was his tint appearance at any Theatre since bis release from a French prison. lie gave his address to Mr. Gaanam ; and, we have no doubt, the greatest pain he will feel this day, will proceed Sous the alarm he ave the Ladies last night, sere tal of whom sheieked most violently. Considerable seem was excited through the / Theatre by this extraordinary occurrence. - . . Yesterday theQu eon, the Duke of C.t.stsaiDGE, PlidasoCY Attulint, ?dsar, spd Astr.f.ta, honoured Ludy Cussti.o - rn Ftscn with $t visit, at hera t eirttnents, in St. Jtunres Palace. Yesterday the Dukt•of CumsraLswo and Prin- CVOS CHARLOTTb. of WALIS dined With Their M*. JISTIPIII and the PRlNcEssys. Vu Wednesday and 'OA evening, Their MAJss !to had select parties to tea and cards. Her MIJESTY had O .elect party. last night, which COOsOited a the Counteas of ELT, the Countess of C1111116.11?4, Viscount and Viscountess SU DLLY, Lady CasousE Dusts. and General Gaawyt Lt.E. Mr. CANNING will give it groat diem" on Mon day, at his house in Brutou-street. to ell the /.'o *sign Ministers. • ,Geuerid and Mrs. Sr. Jose left town, a Sew days age, for Bath ; theY are not asPerted to re turn to town until the month of April. on account of their house in Audley-square undergoing o thorough repair. The Rae de Lourou, at Paris, is sow called the ExedeGluek, in honour of that celebrated Musician. " You are so clever, and know so well well disorder," said a fitieud, lately, to Dr. D---. you ought to cure every diewder. "It is trete." sr mwererdte Doctor, "1 inn like a Lamina hackney coachman, 1 know every street. bat 1 do sot know what is p a seng within the houses." The Countess Dowager of Essex returned to tows, yesterday, from Cishiobury Park; her Lady ship will have a select part), this evernag. at her lamsee in Curzon-street. The new Oorhedy in prepamtion at Drury-lane rm.. Theatre was rehearsed yesterday , and in perfo Wee corroborates the favourable opinion entertained of its merits when read iu the Green Room. The name of the author has not transpired. Newcastle Theatre it well attended. On Wed needay Lady Ltousi.t. patronised The School for Frauds ; thie 'tight Rictus concludes his en gagement with Ins benefit ; and on Tuesday Mrs. Mairoattss patronises MSS'S 111 Tell-uric. wad Ella Raseaberg. The Mitrquii and Marchioness COINWALLIS had engaged an elegant suite of apartments, ut liialasset Hqtel, and inteutled being in town, this day, from Bury St. Edmund's; hia Lordship and family, however, will not come, on account of the death of Lord A zees IlDia GORDON, the Mar. chioness's brother. The Dowager Lady GLYNN had a select party, led night, at her house in flitl-street, Berkeley- square. Viscount STEVIE/ORD is much better, but is still at Clifton; shonid his Lordship's recovery I keep pace with the wishes of his friends, he will attend Her MAJESTY'S birth-day. Caeest.garden Theatre was full last night. The Witaikear mint change his name, as he promises to allIMISte natiorsary. 11411ast arrivals at Bath are— Left Call, Hon. Mr. Xenia*, Has Mn. I. El*, Sir =riHarcombe, Sir Jobs Gillman, Sir H. Haystath Ad sod Lady M. Sotheby, Cot. Allen, Lieut..CCUL Junes, MajW Wilson, Major sad Mrs. Brown, Major and Mts. Barbie, Major and Mrs. intimater, Rev. Dr. &pests, Rev. Dr. Marriott, Rev. Dr. Taylor, Re.. Mr. Payne, Rev. Mr. Artery, Res. Mr. Jones, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Se.Je, Rev. Mr. Mrs. and Miss Hama, Rev. Mr. Venable', Rev. Mr. G. Tara tee. Rev. Mr. Heereass, Rev Mr. Richman, Rev. Mr. EA- U, Rev. Mr. Petty, Dr. Jameson ' Dr. Merry, Dr. sad Mrs. S4easest, Dr, Seagram, Dr. Boisrsgou, Dr. mod titres Milan Ladford, Capt. and Mrs. Batons, ('apt. and Mrs. Harding, Capt. sad Mrs. Parker, Copt. Watson, Capt. Lyall, Christ;mi, Capt. Batteraby, Capt. Forster, Capt. Johnstone, Capt. Owes, caps. Swpiwasou, sad beat. Hiatt. Mr. PIDCOCII'S transparency of wild beasts, in the front of Exeter 'Change, took tire, last night, and canted. great alarm. Several engines moon ar rived, and prevented the flames front doing any farther data .;de. Pa- We are holVy to learn, that the Roy noranut of St. Petervotrgh, at the Lyceum, gives nitiversal safed;enton ; we understand it was yesterday a continual indite of Fashionabks, amongst whom we noticed the RIISSIIIkE ASSAF , I AD" and Atitr , attended by many beautiful Rus sian ladies, who expressed themselves highly gia titled. From the snecei.s it meets with so early in the 91.8.011, it augurs well to produce a golden tamed to the Proprietor, as a recoinpence for the expensive alterations the Building hl4 undergone, to render it worthy the patronage of the Duke of Ca.atutek, and the caeouniztartat of the rELSON CUTS BALL. In a former Paper we shortly noticed the Dell given by the Nelson Club, at the Esobange li.ooms, in compliment to the 114arquie and Mar chioness of 1./omega% on their return to Belfast. We may justly . observe, that it was one of the most splendid ever orituessed in that town ; and although upwards of 200 tickets were issued, the Company was most select, and comprised every person ot die unction in the neighlpourbood. The Rooms began to till about nine o'clock, end at half-past ten were crowded, when the dancing commenced.—The Ball was opened with the Fairy Dance, by the Marchioness of Donegan arid Mr. Verner, one of the Stewards, followed by about 30 couple, and . continued till one o'clock, when the company retired to Supper; after which the dancing was revived by Miss M on t g o m ery, of Greyabby, and Mr. Edward Mar, the other Steward , who l ed of the favourite air of Tekeii, the fascinations of which dance were so nuiverselly felt, that the set still shone forth with undiminished splendour, sad was kept up with the greatest spirit until five o'clock, when the company begun to disperse, highly delighted with their eveaittg's entertainment, and gratified with the attention shewu them by the Gentleinen of this most respectable Club. The Exchange Rooms, on this occasion, exhibited a most, brilliant spectark.—The Ball Room was lighted up in time roost superb manner. Besides other decora tions, the bust of Lnrd Nelson, surrounded by lau rels, and ornamented with variegated lasu poo, readied to the minds of the company the glorious aehievts• menet of that TV*, etnumemoratien of whom the Club was formed. The two Supper Rooms, in each of which one of the Stewards presided, equally exhibited proofs of their tote. The tables were ornamented with the oast mag nificent and appropriate truuspareneies, and boasted every delicuey of the present season—lamb, chick ens, ducklings, green peas, pine apples, &c. with aim ntl al ice. of C hampague. Madeira, and other w Ines. Among the company were the Marquis and Mar chioness of Donegal'. Lady Harriet :MCI Miss Skeffingtott, Lord and Lady Dulferin, Hon. Mrs. Montgomery and Miss Montgomery, Mr. and the 11011010, of Grace Hall, Mr. and Mrs. May. Mrs. V ern er, Loid Jocelyn, How Mr. —lvo. &c. DUEL Oii Monday a duel nook place between Mr. Mortis and Mr. English, Midshipmen of His Majesty's ship PresMa, of 44 gabs, in ibinsoise. —lt appears that Mr. Morris and Mr. English had frequently ilingreed, the *mum twain Mlles called him a fool, which was Tooestud be Mr. English with a challenge to sited at tie back of Mount Edgcumbe-park ; oecordiegly they soak without seconds, &nil some woodinea being at work at a little distance,' on their Imoinag the report of pistols, ran to the sopposed spot, *Wiling it was some one killing dear, but on their approach they found Mr. Morns on the ground, and - his antago nist looking 4 him. They immediately placed Mr. Morris upon a hone. and sent him to Crensill passage, from whence he was conveyed to the Royal Hospital, where he now ties. It appears that they first stood hack to back, and, a fte r walking Ws rink both tamed and tired. A ball snored at tbo back of Mr. Merrie's obeeloiook, awl, aim: osis, against his collar-bona, which it broke. Mr. Wilt limns, Surgeon of the Resole., attended; and, ac cording to report, his lungs being much injured. • his recovery is „doubtful. LOUIS THE XYlith. TUVIIIJAY, JANUARY About two o'clock in the afternoon of yesterday, the venerable Prince DE GIN OE, the Dun U. 800/moo, and the Compte Da Itoutr.t.r., teaselled Stowe, and were followed in about an hour and a half by Louts the XV Ulth, the Compte D'Ao oouusata, the Duc DE GRAMMONT, tad the Compte DE DAMAS. The Duc D'Ostaters did brother the Copte Da BEAUJOLAIS, M SG invited, but who is severely indisposed. Louts the XVillth was received at the North entrance of Stowe House by the Marquis of BUCK INGHAM, Lord TEMPLE, and Lord GEORGE OREN PILLE, the latter quite recovered from his late illness, at the foot of the steps leading thereto, in their full yeomanry uniform. The Marquis con ducted the Itioa to the North Hall, where he pre sented him to the Marchioness, and his daughter, Lady MARS Gaffey' LLE, and then severally to the Ladies who were there assembled. The whole com pany then proceeded to the magnificent saloon, where they were received by music, a grand band of which played God tare the Kirg. After visit ing the state rooms to the west of the saloon, His MAJESTY retired to dress. At a little after eve, the company re-assembled to dinner, when *bout fiftsat down. When the Margins drank after dinner " The ll hutrioNs likase of Bourbon," the music gave the well-known air of "Oh / Richard, OA! Mos fioi," acc. the feelings which this occasioned may be con ceived, but cannot be espreised. " The Kiev, and posperity to Great Britain ," was _then toaste d by Hi. lan; sad The Ladies at Mitten," Ore lacer/ and the Ilomptesso D'Asooutootrd were aftentards dren':. In the evening, music and dancing were the pre lode to supper. During the whole of the day, His MAJESTY appeared in the best spirits, and highly trusible to the attentions of hi. Noble Hosts. • Boutin and Co. respectfully solicit the favours of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Pahtic in general, in the present State Lottery, as well as requesting their attention to the Sc hem e. It is m s iplified and judiciously arranged, so that one who peruses it, must comprehend th e benefits every they will receive, agreeably to the 'ficl:et or Shire purchased. There are treble the usual number of Capital Prizes, and of the minor sort there are doubts the nninber of tisk last Lottery, and no fixed Prize. Tickets and Shares are gelling at the very lowest prices, awl the Prize Morey paid on dein tad, whether a -20,0001. or a Oil. Hoarmirt and Co. shared last year, 19.544, 20,0001. 4,279, 10,0001. 8,831, 5,0001. 8,716, 3,0001. i 0,871, 1,0001. 1,330. 500 1 . 44, 5001. at their old established State Lottery Offices, 46, Combill, CitiatiurCtali. and St. Marga ret's-Hill, Bort uglf. ANGELICA telEgar: • 'This it .eW Female /Milk 41011 It SIM% au lbw 7th it StOohher lode ilAtferill s = o : her age. She am a Mark . VOA& ~ coantessauce = 41,4 a0 esimg, het Irmo fpes mune. by • o g isciaistry h acif s Zt o t i. '• taus, she acquired a property of two mud dollars, which the has left to a osiaties, , she had seat ex from Germany to star Her honer displayed much tame ; a Halls .. quite full of Statues and Busts, conducted apartment, where she had is cfssice little co' of ancient Paintings, ruefully protected cov erings. Among tiscrinis, a St. Jerso', according to her account, was by I.vor Vises. Atom* some tine heads, by V. ltecaassanir, hung her own port.iit, JOSHUA REV ROLM, and well, known graving executed by . BAILTOLOZZI ; entirely effaced all similarity between origival. The following are• the psi thrummed which this industrious Artist ._ at the time of her decease': The Prophet leading Demist to express his opinion of ti rho lied robbed Ins poor Neighbour ti Sheep, and exclaiming, " Thou art The figures arc as large aside. Nathan' fine, and replete with manly diguity. 7 dispute, was the hest of het historical pieces. muicasked in giving David a somewhat , but yet ambiguous pay log y, exactl the pious King may he supposed to ' starts and . tlrops with terror the harp dVug; but his motion appeati in a shrug of the shoulders, than . rest, this picture is iu her ordivary manner, and elegant. Her Hagar cad Ishmael ' fur inferior in merit ; Hagar seems Co, cold and ceremonious conversation with whose extended arin is evideutly faulty, subjects, she was totally destitute ' Departure of Coriolamts, a acme -- _ 'fragedy of that title, is represented elegance. Her picture , of Three Girls Noses, is very . pleasing. Subjects seemed to suit her talents. Her however, to lie in portraits ; and, v are best adapted to this brunch they have received from naturo to seise and express every trait ranee, and every peculiar gesture. with w w h h im ich e , vi as den t t l i i y e w pr e o urna ida i d oi ti th le s: -- Val Portrai t of a Scotch Noblemen, ite habit of his asthma, particularly . , illatide hint is a lovely Iso' amilrigtermenting Bacchus; but .giummalp faulty. Is some other allddealei hod ountined herself to • ' beam isisepmsbealy successful. there wasiguallasshed one of COMM, She bie* hew in England some e at an eadirpeeied of the Royal as AcadeeisichNts The late Mt • aitisatimunsgamingrig;int:aelesepablii:thsitosifs4plinglekxrat,asaftsaintssivpirmtpa jr:easiveish.;teateerilaisr:uouwoodescorlake.j.ekraidhornerliesimimexeing,, all of which were cognised by chat , nobelium* mast, MLitt:v. -ike- the picture of ewes Ekanur . out of the Wadi Wiser Haskottrkis‘ de Hay Lead, whop this Artist ; a cow of Lolly Elisseeslo Grey. imploring Ace thribrar Loads, - end ha al Venni 111.11. Her "rimming of ' mall of General Sten , wet die eaVieNti by Itimmei. Maisseheess the AMA.* dm pun ' ' vino from reve al Miler IfialMittli lielAsibli- Asoetics. as Arkihse abandons' b y Ilbwilte, pees thoorseeltg Achilles, The leitekt et cArps. " d am Ac hilles, discovered by Ulysses, fisetor re Paris, &c. &c. ; She painted for the Shakespeare, published by Boy etLL, two pictures: the one representing Vakatise, Prothro's, Silesia:-and Jodie ' In the btb act of The Tice Grotto:sets of Verona : sad the other, Dismal, Cressida, Troika and Ulysses, iu the bth act of le: and Cres sida. These were en graved by Sc Thie at AVON srrt, in the (lotted manner, a style of engraving which has doue more to destroy the beauty of that excellent tart, thou any other thing which could have been devised; the stroke or lane engraving being' the only branch which can produce that effect which Ilia:thrive! Subjects so much require, and which a work, under the di rection of the Rev. EDWARD FOSTeR, entitleil, The British Gallery of Erstrovings, ha s recently and happily for the Arts in this country, shown that that style does not want artists in London to wieciste it, if proper encouragement be shewu them. Hens , MA also painted a resit number Iff fancy subjects particularly in orals and circles ; forms in which site seemed to delight; but which, pro bably, were the means of coutining her powers in a narrower compass than might otherwise have been the case. Alderman BOYDELL published upwards of 60 plates from subjects painted by her. Ax i mitcs had resided at Rome some years, justly known and justly celebrated. The illness whicb preceded her dissolution was long and pain ful, but it was sustained with pious fortitude and exemplary resigns( . In Roane, where the love of the Arts is the sole sentiment that has survived Ihe shipwreck of its glory, the death of this distin guished person caused an universal seusation.— People of all ranks were emulous to testify their respect for her memory. Her funeral obsequies were performed with decorous pomp, and with more than usual solemnity. Several of the No bility, more than out hundred Ecclesiastics, in the habits of their several orders, and the Members of all the Literary Societies at Rome. walked in the procession. The pall was supported by young ladies, dressed in white, and itnisiediatelv after the body, some of her bast pictures were displayed, borne upon the shoulders of the mourners J. S. ' - A correspond'ent is of opinion, that the present City Lottery stand; not in the least mead Many literary encomium, since a fries only of the many =I Freehold Mansions. which - coostAtute the of the l4cherne, i‘ folly sullicioat to reader it extensively interesting, atractlerno ea partial'. COMPRI Of CHANCERY, .lAm. 14. After..orrea.emlispmmo Lordship ord.that Mr. Miura.ht _ lowed to mane an allldavit tui to thegiselts . of the pa tflewletich hi-conceived necesairyths his cliont's ; that he might be allowedkip take copies of the extracts from the books, comeeaved by him to be nocomiry evidence, and Oust he vsight have a future opportunity to apply to the& Court for the MCIIII6 of obtaining the legal evidence of such aseims upon the trial. Mr. Rivington was ready to accede to any deci -4111% empowerffig him to do justice to the coati reposed iu him by his Client, at the m i me that he was anxious to acquiesue with the tribes of the applicutiom OLD BAMAY , JANUARY 14. —.--...—. I I.ARCENy. Julia Modems was indicted for stealing several articles of silver plate, value 201. the property of \lra. Apue Shum, from her house, Bedford -square, in the parish of St. Giles. • Peter Reed, butler to Mrs. Shum, deposed, that on the 3uth of Damodar, at ten •o't luck iu the , morning, he misted some plate, _which had been in e closet in the pantry that adjoins Cie, poseur from the area of his mistress's house ; the doer of the p a ssage was always on a latch after the servants got op in the mo • g. Barnet Hay. coachman to Sir Charles Price, de posed, that his master lived next door to Mr.. Show ; that he was attending with the carriage, at half-past nine o'clock, at his master's door • saw . the Prisouer come up the Weak. Pt-homer ;lad a brown coat ou, and as apron ; he looked like • carpenter. David Gordon, pawn-broker, St. Martia's-lane, deposed. that on the 30th December, the Prisoner pledged three silver des.ert-opoons with him for 135. and said his mother had gives then to him. as he was going to be married ; the seal value of them was about 11. Thomas Nelson, pa .n-broker. 170. Deerv-lane, deposed, that ou the morning of the 30th I.lcreui ha. th; Prisoner offered to pawn two silver table ; asked him whether they were his property r?o ug ner and they were. NA irates asked hisa a Se cond time ; he answered they were his m ot/let's, and he would bring her; he weal out, len the 10 ,00 his and never returned ; the spoons were worth 26e Mr. Win. Gordon, 92, St. Mantis's-laws, pawn broker, deposed, that on the,4oth of Dee. about 60 47, 12 o'clock, th e Prisoner offered ito pawn a silver h a ladle ; ssispee ting it to be • detained the Pripostricsod tot or an 0 : w 4c ho took him Wm aulliar 1 .hll tel f sr4 :be ot 15 shilLngs. Isis: . , I I -.Mk_ la irl a i - HINIOSLI IN KACHAMANA. rt Irmo lit diallMlNSt ON Limo 4tioacat I.ga_ evpresseri tztiot. a *jab to isor frotrabo Coatisi of the .Deeisdant; their 'Malmo fla 'the OMOOLIONO as 00; die eitlil of 616 1 1.0 abs. shies . P. Sit oweleattat 110411 CI attori, hot, iss satin of the yammers% ,it wols_ Tompetetit Hank which is far the Casmol se doe wt. of the. PliOtin to have elactel Islam a re-beeriag of tbe ewer*. if tM • suliimaed the on- ittle collective Final demo daforee. • • that deciec, armed by silk in haws opieissi, fully eeksuirefeJia, o a cti u ; emirs , w hich, it, did think that ea the eel** ,41( *, i ,F,aamiso pa was oily made surety for the debt V ANDTLIi. and John Yam% it was naturally a . "trait, by . Sir that Mr estate alloulci be credited w' lets ~ ; vu by the eu- that al, that as much of the debt due to but age had mars as was liquidated by the assets of • . een it cud the thee'. for re much had the present Plaintiff a mot principal p e r. u pon her estate to be credited. The Lord Cltan.. tiot had by her cellor appeared anxious to hear the opinions of Prophet Nathan both limner, but catomineuded to Mr. Mactiamara's of the rich Man Counsel to peruse the i itli exception, and to con- ,er id his oat, rider whether it was not their interest to }wader art the m an t• upoe the observations he felt Alois duty to make. thun's head very Kowa Aura a THOMPSON argued, that ac- y. Thir, without cording 0 the doggies of the Cowl , the recom- ea t pieces, sh e meadatiou of his Leirdithip was not with them. It riewhat nu#stic, was true, that the Mester had, in coutrodietion to exac tly such as the order, introduced the assets of the sol i , weary o have had. H e it was imperative to ascertain those of th e latbm iv . ots w hi t ,* h a l e But as the Coact bed over-ruled that emaytMat it th e oetdre t ab they etratroded it -oat of the purview Ohio. 1 a start . ' F or the Lordship then to entertain them. mann er, pleasing The Loi n CitaticaLimit—‘• Coon that iointt nor l appear to b e you, Gentlemen, will act ma you think prints IS ne engage d in a was my wish t o a llow an opportunity , 0111 % with the, A nge l, next, of hearing argiimeats upon it . If yea Illeca 'unity. I n heroic it, I will consider it as the exercise of a ,Marl tio! of energ y. Th e cretion ; should it be argued, I will War *o* witk: front the Freuch attention." ented with great Is the Case of Simmers a Baulattpd:_.utty. ' fArls sinetfjeane Tbia was So Oppilcotious lOode by Mr. r eta of a u kind open the part of the Assignees. to obtaiuNi older ee f or te appenred, from %he Court, imperative on Ms. Hirinutdu. a p e rhaps, fem Ales rmometatile Soliaitor, to give up c ertain papers; li of the art; fur WWI, sad Mbar document*, calculated to give G, a ausc ypributty perfeat aud adelitimal information, with respect to at of the mune- th* fwehrvagfolgtaln- • - tare. It is a gift It a riprecl.thiit Mr. Rivington was the Solicitor me weaker sex, na. of tho Daakiuya% lather, who bed grunted argue- sn. The whole- •tolatoolbe brume the kiankrupt. The letter had, Volairmita, in the .14116 away aurg capital, entered into partnership ticularly attracted *its phis. na. a Regimen of very ostensive ly b o y. comp l e t e ly wealth. hilt Mho had malted to the drus. wider but uufortunutely the permoroo. that Mr . 'C o(,,Loith, the fa- ) ither Portraits, in of tbe Morkaapt. I, pith, biro against , t h e h ea d s , s h e h a d th e' mieanageseat ell hissop. .or, ' es for that Among the rest oblettoire Pwisited oic€l oo4l * . 6 4 i e ' had mess, the Stotisary. fail_ to • ontliellei&arimillio..lll4. tow'. A sue years, and wa Cemailigessilarift/i/j, yelilliMV i • and Ake li Academy, elected quo*. etseste o . ll . l . lo , _._ __ Alffeetti Orel pion was I r . Aid e r l unk, Bay_ familia was, lIINHIMW alas Aseignfteklmid nut, .a 'r of engravings by light to every pspisomi drictineitt of a flankr, n u A mo ngst t h es e althea/It ear iittimpli pit by bun previously o li c ks, f' of the kw* dam . . __Sqklitss.of another poison? • Jodgatent qf Paris It urea elesammi• 1? Sir ANTMON. Pallor', OM ee tu sg t h e D ee d: if suede • promplo ma recopared. the coulidesepl slimed by Eon/dem; Pirelli. , it , prom totally unconnected with klOe ty that excellent but dollek illi die Inv of big Or mo n d asillt -Th r ow Aperavea aigilit kamiesik-140%.4a...thc . r sucking the Poison Rio 110 1 1 . 4 •11 3111 1 0 0 . 1 MIMS tr0tH411.481114 tbe elioliirg 4iliearst. is Hatermok fir dos purpose of def Moe is two a ; &cmpanion to it, adiiiis ememaimesid by Mr. Sundims e Aux nee, a or t a) ; k, t hearg iv. maw the allegai searantee. Ile was still willi unto sod her tine paiut. submit them lathe Hilkoction *Copy perapo whom 'pewits af th e D e a n s the Court sight -titi . pir.. to gigot:it. The ' Stirtnies Daughter. particulars ridatietrito the - ew of the Bankrupt Lyn . B es id es t h ew , werenterely estrataktesatiretatsisoi hooky of the mgnip from sere- Bankrupt, whititriamleiseit boob dap Amagoetv. s, by &a Goma. as After a vit.a=ifawerwatijcittait aides. Ills I --'-'-'- 'tha* Mr. light be ai.,- r°- off OM 'Y'd 114 OM c -.- opal 1 sod IBLII Mho; ILIIV 43410 re it mid board ze, IP ut twO SI Welt ur /.40 rem nit I tllnot