The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-25 00:00:00

To THE EDITOR of . eftderaour to pear detrimentai to the public of those poasesskng power to ceive to be theiduty of every t riunity,—thus influenced, communication ;. convinced, the same sentiments, you w insertion. I Mick •eitiOr the eeriest,: rese*tions, time be adopts!' topical's, • of corn,' mak.. , pob9c. tolnpAnatii acqueit itesolutions nrbteit hire Seen the lions! :4,3:roitiiiktone, .abject. •' ' expedient' that an Ad t ._,„ r eign of his preisist.Majesty . r egulate the. teipostation'• the bounties end"duftes a l . l . :Act, made In . .the ..present Majeleg t t- - said Act of the 44tk so fares the I any. part of Act, reign of his - . ,pt•esent Majesty r theregoleilei' of .the * kozetation of .Corer,; - end t 7 Foreign Corn iMperted, ' Cite experad,i , expedient, . tP4i• 40 . flat year of his prelate' .. the eiportatiod' ore r vietualliug or. prteridlitg. a, forte, or garrison, ee, -e.cno_tai a, pli, lioak. ottriblitriallat dmilics deecvlbsdhelititifillariZiKr said Att ;' and alto as much `tree It : init . :S. - u prohliiiii the esPortittionnt - tain, betetuniled, 3. That it hi expatilant; Oat eti :lf ,parts of any Act or Arta,: passed: ' of Ireland, sui regoilatt the ,ezportittlisr tion of Coro, or is grant or altar bounties thereon; lail•*ealedi . . . 4: That It is eipedient, thet tie e x p ortation ` -of Cord and Ginin,' free] a ny ,part - of the . United King. • dom, should be perniOted, -skill times, without the , payment of any duty, nodf . eithout fit:Giving any.l bounty whateser., • 5.. Thal it ii expedient , that Ireland should be di- aided into four maritime districts, and • four inland districts; and that the .prices of Corn ,and anti ti t ! Within them, should be takep and returned to, the ; Receiver of Corn Returna,,in, like manner as in Env 1 .... land. 6. That it is expedient; that the ditty on th e jm-' portation of Corn, Grain, ' and Flour, into - soy" part of the United Kingdonl, should be regidated by the aggregate average price of Corn and Grain; in the *hole of the twelve maritime districts of Kng. - *, land and Wales ; the four maritime districts of Seot:, land ; and the four maritime districts of Ireland. 7. That it is expedient, that the importation of, Corn and Grain, into the United Kingdom, should be permitted, whatever the price thereof may hefts , any part of the said United Kingdom: 'subject only] to the following dety• (that is to say)• whenever the average price of Wheat ; Rye,. barley, Bere or liigg,l Oats, Peas, of Beans, throughout the' srhOleof the 1 IT 1044 Klngdfna,, Shall siceedthe totatamoine4.44 1 average price of each such Corn or Grain respectively, within England and Wales, for the 20 yeaanidlag on the 1.50 day of November then next iireceding, together with a sum equal to one4ifth par! of such *veins price added thereto, that; and iti . t e ch ease a I duty shall he paid on the iinportetibil ; preichoilth Corn I Or Grain, respectively into any part .. 4,ll6 . , : l.jttitlid Kingdom, ,at !ltd after the rite orIY,S eller,. itsai • i ter of sock' CornOr Grain reepeodielje‘inidno saw* i. Anti whenever the lieragepria of "qty' Such tors 1 or Grain respectively shall be lea than the amount ! of such average' price is England and Wales, for • 'Such n years, with the oddities of • One-fifth part u The Report of the Committee of the Commons me' eforesaid; .by the sum of It1;6128., or any further 1 Acts relating to Copyright of Books, haat:eta prints. , ; look of is., thin i further and increased duty shall ed. It recommends, that the substance of the elle., she peed ow the importation of each . Sal Corn or ing laws should be retained, and in particular that Garin reapeetiVely, at and after - the - rote of Ist. - for; continuing the delivery of all new works, and looters: every quarter of such Grain impaled, in respect of tain cases of subsequent editions, to the Libratiteoi a n d equal for everT shilling liY• which the. price of uow entitled to receive them; but that some of the such Corn er -Gram respectively shall be lees than existing provisions . should be modified as to the the amount of. such 20 years average**, ,with.the paper, which may be reduced from the largest sixth , addition of 'one-fifth pa rt as,eforesaid.• . - I and finest sort, to that used in the greater part el 8. That Corn and Grain, the growth or produc- the edition ; substituting a delivery on notice, ii- , tion of ~Quebec, or the ot her ;British Colonies or } ' stead of a distribution in the first - instance ; and.' Plantajibass in North Americe,,,May be imported into giving an alternative with respect to subsequent edio.. pry jarli.tlnhe United Kingdoms, whatever the price tions in certain cases. These rules not to extend to of O R ru . ,•ol Grain may be, without- the payment 1 the Whist. Museum, which ought to he furnished of any duty whatever isp the importation 'of the 1 .... : with every publication that issues from the press, in s am e. 1 its most splendid form. The obligations to be en. i • 9., That it is expedient that se Wheaten Flour, or I forced by suitable penalties, and - perhaps, in some 1 Meal of . Wheat,- nor any Oatruied,. nor any other.? cases, by addi, g the forfeiture of ropy-right. Witb! Meal or Flour, nor any Corn ground, nor any Malt,' regard to the statute of Queen Anne,.,the Report shouldi' he imported into any partof the United King- I . suggests, whether all retrospective effect. should. not dom, from parts beyond the *5,, - • .1 be taken away ; iitl;;Ctineludes with stating; that 1,. )0. That the duty op the importation of kaki!' i " the Committee hare taken into their considers- " Corn and Maize shall be regulated acconAing to the tion the subject of Copyright, which extends at pre- ' price of Barley ; and such Indian Corn and Maize.. sent to 14 sears certain, and then to a sec o nd period shall be cosuadered as Barley Imported fromiiarte be-1 of equal d ura ti on , p rov id e d th e au tho r happens t o bon d th e seas . - , . . • - I i survive the first. They are- inclined to think, that . 11 . That whenever ltithall happen that the price of co adequate reason can be given for this contingent: Wheat, on an average of thesitght months preceding reversion, and that 'n fixed term should be assigned , the first day of September in any year, shall .hoye ex- 1 beyond the existing period of 14 years." : needed the price at which. FOreign Wheat, imported Mr. PITT'S monument over the west-door of.Wetti !into any part of the Uniteil,Kiugdom, shaithe made ' Transfer Abbey, is now erected, and only waits the', liable to. a duty not exceeding the sum of. 55.. ,per, inscription, previous to public exhibition. Mr. Fors quarter, then and in such case the'distillation of ; Thentonent is to be near the north-door of the Abbey. , Spirits .from Corn or Grail) shall he prohibited-in' 1.,1t is to be a recumbent figure. 1 Great Britain, until the first day of September then :1 CORN-BICH AMIE, Jowa 25. - , i neat (Awning : . And that whenever, it shall happeo 1 There lain , : an nbuudant supply of Wheat eh market, and , that the, price of Wheat,. on an average of , tho`eight i the demand bur 411411, the prices are considerabl, lower. . Bar- i .„' e n Preceding the first day of September in soy 1.. y nonuse . Oats Vs: per cheaper, owing to large arrivals. , 611 " 11 • • • •••• Dther article: remain at oar List. • •' . • 'i ; year, shall not have exceeded the price at which Fo. N heat A 1 . :.•g1i55) ....Jail* New ditto 44 • . ( i n 86 C 6.- reign Wheat , imported into any part of the United min 1 I.orekgn) .... 96 198 Beans - Rye ..' - . ls 14, Kingdom, shall be made liahle to a duty of ss. per AltrieY •• • • .... • -16 AS fine . ' • '.- —— i quarter ; then and in suckciae tlie distillation of Spi. . Fine ditto .., oat, 46 * • sits No it lO 90 Fin e ditto .......".... o0 00 I from Sugar shall be in like manner- prohibited N bite feat_ . ~_... 9O 93 i Poland do. '•••'', . 40 45 : until the fi rst day of September then next following.- Dam . honeys) ........ toe 110 i Fed ditto • . 30 431 • • • Newditto ..,... terry poi 'Sr i .: 1 1l 0 . 0 - 0 * . F " eu r ••••- 1 00 ° 5 In O nsait rartox.—The operation or the Seventh Resat *lva will ' . be no follows r—laiportation may always take plucti and ir„, surrffinew All% itK ET,4lilittillti 1* ',. :e . • • MN" tie alb a tieweestint 18139 die price a •. , To sink 6ip 011itl, per stunt *, • . .- wheal . 1 ,, n b e .... gra, pee l e. o limy Willie O FD*: Reef ....e s . OA. td la 01,1 . HeitO at Cates Mt iiay t "' - ' 7 " , • jil - . 'b • • • • ,A, minim —"M. .44. tor W' lA. i Brash . • (tito Harley i ........... • , • Vent ....76. od. to OIL. ' OIL gileep Vork —AL 0.1. to 7i• Be. Calvet .... . ‘ ...• Yao ye. , . . Los*. :..ls. 0.1. to b.' 6.1. Pip . •. .. Nair-MARKET. : •' • • i tbe-Di will ilialattb lit paellas to the advance of petna;. limy ii• ob. oa. 10 fie* 14.,0i5i.... -• i *la *Min, tin ir _sr ono . . --....1 chive, 'GI ie. od. to di. 10s. -od. , prime *ball fag blew the . *bete prices o tbe DOI will Straw - . 1 .4" ' rwrisasPr , . • The simple fact is this ileuourable the Commissioner( twos, no copy of the Certificate mobil) is allowed to be* granted, how the person applying for dal it specifying the purpose The mode of transfer of well known to be regulated lisment,—amongst other that every assignment, or bill be void, unless au exact copy the Registry of such Ship be : The consequence of the above-mentioned therefore, is, that whenever a ship.is sold, whs sea, or absent from her port of registry, a week pm elapse before the transfer theieof cad be Completed, as a espy of the Certificate of Registry Canssnly,.ln such use , be procured at the Cement froafiltitiii,- answer to the petition fur that perpose.cannet be te ceived in a shorter period ! ti •To those conversant in commercial affairs, -the ser i o us inconvenience and detriment that must result , from such a clog being imposed on the transfer et . shipping property, will be sufficiently obvious—* pre. perty frequently required to be transferral -on the spur of the moment, when the least delay Would .be, productive of the most inieriotis comtequeicei. The Legislature, aware of the importance, in a Com mercial country, of facilitating the transmission' of property from one to another, have frequently tom , ed their attention towards this object; and .surely nothing but the most absolute • necessity *tight •to. • have caused the imposition of the inctimbrance ens plained of. Tho CUlistuissictuers of the Customs, by the order in question, appear not only acting contrary to ge neral policy, but in direct contravention of 26th Geo. 111., c. 60.—for, as that Act expressly directi„ that a copy of the certificate of registry shall be inserted in every bill of sale, and as the only possi- bility of procuring such copy (when the ship is at' sea), is, from the registry at the Custom House —as implied direction is thereby given to the Commission: : ers to furnish such copy; which, by their order, they arrogate tothemselves the power,of refusing.. By the order, ai it 'tends, it should seem, thqt whether it shall be in the power 9f the owner : vessel to dispose of it when at sea, or not, entirely upon the fiat of the Commissioners, is quite absurd to suppose. Should the cause for promulgating this eddy Ilk, on examination, found' counterbalanced by 0444 . consequent thereon, I doubt net it will berepeaknt. hopes that such may be the case, I beg leave to sub*. scribe myself, Your obedient humble servant, PH I LO.NAUTICUL ' Jose 19111, 1813. , is Alder. 1 agniy _ Minh Esq. who were declared duly elected. . :- ' ' . , i., .-.-..,. Richard . Clarke, Esq, was nnanimonsly re.elicted Chamberlain ; ;s were also Messrs. Galakin and Yeoward,Bridgemasters, for the year ensuing. .., i : . Mr. 'names Marriott, jun. and Mr. ,Tosephi Newhall. were continued; and Messrs. H00re.,414 , :Teasley' elected Auditors of the city. and., Bridg ;. 41... house:Estates. , • . There being a Vacancy for Aleconneri. 'in 'the rants of Wheldon Jones, deceased, the severe:l can., didatei being proposed, "and the show- of hands .lut-' lag taken,aliere appeared a majority Sos John ilolti.i who was declared duly elected, together with the three old Members. ' ~ ' •. i- ~;,.,li' .1 • • His Lordship - afterwards held w•Coart d Adder. nfe►, at which the Chamberlain and Bridgemasters were sworn in. ~ ~ Several bare 'of gold; weighing - .ubmit 2;4 0 1.1 qinees, were sworn Was foreign', previout to' ars. portatiou. Precepts to the several - Companies for Michaelmas. day, foriho-dectiou of Lord Maypt,.were ofderird to be issued. . ,* The ittders fot the Wateesena.s4 1 4bt 0 .*_, .Compaay t who.weeevieelegotilialinglrAMl siren ite:- • . ' • i • . t. ! • . 4 [ .. We iireiqueeted-to ;state; for theritiAtrtatikill,'EC I the Public, that the' . El i cie 'ran 11111161 .: VOitliffinfil i whine terms Comblim t he satitutages• Of - iv'etylithliel [Office, besidei the paymeneof Rent of fniiablei'dliil latroyed by fire, hive opened an 01firlecNoi 74 Itytht, llaymarket, where the business of Fire and liftildr 4 i swam* will be- conducted opt)* _the .came ' i. _ _ A - .., a l terms,,ind with the same facility luau diattitehji i their principal Office in Coinhill; Volidifiez at Midiummer should be renewed Vrithia• -: . ..._ The Heroine, or addventares of a talc - Si - Min& . i itender,-The author of " 411 the Tad s ", sit " 6 The Ikroini," are found tOisroaw r an`d (hi ilialik i I r It-mill immediately be direiereti upon comp s! the two worki; for the same styli,, the, sittlin, spin% 1 of wit and humour, and the same happy deliueatietaF of character pervade both: 7he *rouse; hotter 1 possesses by far the greatest - merit, Nod In point i t wit may justly be placed in the same rfeknii Tristr ' „Shandy. ' . . _ •—, . .; • • I _Henry Harden has been ceinmitted• t o . Huey gas; dtarged With stealing a parcel from the plil-coacit ) containing 751. in Dank-notes, 'the' property - of Messrs. Dunham iiid Yallop, of Norwich; - ; Harlon,. Who is only 16; acted in the double capacity of booti I . clerk at the dreyhound Inn, at Bury, . and 'had, ',-fo! some time been , suspected of secretingparcds,...L ft is said that a cat in , the stable 'hating been seen with a piece of paper,; which proven to I:fn . :Part cis a aank.nete, Jed to the discovery. ' ' '' The forthcoming .111-4tofrs of Sir:Joihna Htroldt biographic' late Mi '4114 '144.4, -..... ,~ ..6*;ze. "641444° Uri'Stm:;01 , "s - of ,Germaey,.. :the. 'OO - 112littni , et -Vali; tito Naples and Sicily,., Span, and ..iirtagal, • . One after, anothavall.theserowars made •their peat‘ with .they Itepehlicans.:. of .France, who, net ,codtent • witir Alefeatinttheir enemies, extended vastly. tile:fdomP:: , alone nt) F *Pc . • - • ...- • , • Past f darincthis.memorabie con#lct, the grandest tind,mostioteresting that Was ever read of by us of SW age ) , the.people of France themselves were hurt* into numerous • acts of, folly and.. cruelty. ARAI.: paasions wereslat loose ; and, ; whiles the Joseef glory pled to minquest,in , the armies,-the base, passions wet% at. work .at t Dow, that., at fast, .it become AeGte• WY ,4pUtraCt:th4 foc s 14, power, in , oider, ttgoatts aide, tha Governiankto, yieid protection to the . 'OW. Est the •atrong. • To ; one change, is. Olt o#l , lpf; :grade way, another pucceale4 till, , in the. antl,,,thg.• awm who had - ,,shone ~m ost in arms" was chnatn doggreigu a of, the country ' , and Nis called -Soapefitit.; 'ft( France.. 41e has. been :at peace with alt•Eoropw l# „ .arsept,Angland; -but,. now again, other- -POlrefik. lgtvaraised their heads, .and,„ by.tha_aid of English . nitavri . are now leagued against him in war ! . • •• " fo i ct,bewer,.. turailif: :is That .:tite. 'tar brigibatedikAha ogionly..ayoyed, Motive pr I?Pe”fitiogibt ocistjcal atikdieooanisinglielYties *thrt-Awroctrtellvetrless**o l . l oest etE„erePe• itNasia ioset ilf. i tiqt old -Darareleeuti of Pampa, for, *elf ifintGaLArsieCtion , glued insurrections . them," • of..4rtuace i • CitgulifkFrt. *us im l 4!o adde&air !au* sificitgilliast, SO &debt, of,which y,ps hero .tq -.pay ja j tereltoihgther yoo 3tQl Autism" or. WM!. I.; thus- Infteoo4l,.Y4li l 7, Inftsk . 111104--Isaiag ta a Poilf recatiectiaNtho rut, that.Shi* litsg, sod,..appareatiy, „sullen wah..ftroafp got of the alarm - of, the old. Garlinnullati for dui :safety Of the settled order of,thlgi ; having rentind ce you •of, the tiMd. when you. werw.aitiled 'woo to .litka a vpishaars . offering of your, money .in this .tunse t i if you. pleas% read, over this' fathous Treaty Agether4. and, when we have so desk •144 give way. to that disposition, for .ileep for which, the. SiPOCIU'e OaCefilla t 4 0 4 oat, said . Wourersso remakahle, - Now, most thloiiing Veoplei you see, that -044 „ Treaty.is made " Aapii of the Mos t and Undivided TriNits 4'4 that is tof4 t oy, In the- Rautair God the Faihel, • g ß igt the cwt.. lied God :Oa 110), ghost,- whO ate . Wot thEetcs4ii.bne One ram - stirashrim • . 1. place whatever may • .414 dm:Mei**, blic weak, before Hia pity has in. thi to correct the evil, I cask May from time to time very Member of the ell partadba a supply of I send you the follow braeceptibli to the that, being actuated lit .with lifollowing will give it an immediko, cetidiedopted by the used iimportaid Inkier :—By an Order of the !...I..That it.is expedi nevi ef - his Majesty's Cu' 41$it year of the rem tificate of the Registvy,et tOed, /in Act tore, ranted, without a petition' . P 44.41144 C°lll3 therms and als hiso for the same, and an efit . l - qmparma,4f - p se for which it is require& iirtiiiiiesifog tfie !Jai I the' prOperty 'in ships. is -Reeled: except only al by several, Acts of Par. 4 . 4111. -.Yes!' .repeals a! requisites,- it is enacted 3l i t i r" of the reigl bill of sale, of ship,sheT I t Z in an " d Ae Act ta fr io ; :opy of the Certificate ..t th e Did .a Fore* be inserted therein. 'boanttleillAritish e above-mentioned ord.!. - t::Tbit ltje iliPeri er a shin is sold. when iskrAkar the Slat year . .. • • ~ . . ..,... .., , . .. .. '' i '' ' • A. Table. • *lon Ai. . •, • , • .. , ,; ~.. . ~ , , I • nyortaJ i• l t i SthreCr ii iiir t ariitte . tilL 1 160 ? 4 ":: .- - !iddvied • . -:-.7 7- 7 ~.. ' , isolitiiiiew*wam. avers 004, s o lkwel4r: 1- . . -.- r ~a betk eit of the ' Year ent_....bg.i;t ja4. . vvirs , iiNiii r iilar . , ati r ; et ' . is . 1.0014 i, ::. , ,A. : • r" . ,"- :: . i to ?: , ;tax ... .1 isuowe i,: 4 •44 . -o; siat too l r ... i.t"lt s b . L••• • • • ,. l ` p. t 4l ,4ragi e;', „4( 7- N e 4. . ,.. gsslAstioos, which reipotaing.. ,_ i _ . .: .......—.. 179 t 7 • - ___l•„, A lt •1• i' . ~ i. - •... -c-10 . • 7.. , r• •• • trl! hlr''. - " ..• • ' •••• .; '"4 4-'.:i. In. ifn . tr.il or . ! ; I EI I. 4 ' • .• s --=•••-t- , i • '''. 4. 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M ilT/Tigh_ _.__ _ L_ _, ‘W.IPIIR Walt? .:Y i idi „ aysfillar OKI' • f i bt " 1 " a ift - ilitidrasty inti-• , '.. ~..-" 'CITY f 3 USINESS." ''" 1 - 4 ' . ' ''''" ' w•ng .-- - ro X i fir .—...._ ' • of ,Le • •-- $ „, .... oassato assouk4o 101 l 1 44 !sod lix- " ,i . —..1.-__ • :." , • ~.., ~,„ . : , 1 , ~,ffilfo . . . . 4,,..we5. " ' Ma . • 4 .I. ih= l l/4 1 14,1014.1 41401 es ti 'at reaolladtabslir • iiit. . : Flyable Yoder,* the Lord yer, accOrillns Ni iiiAlk• 'a i5.„0:,4016,-Jakprilati. lbett. - Tim.. , . ili , , • . Ilk ' 4. 5 ,'04,'”az i castors! Irila s COnsmon Hall for the eleelfqof, whitkivosrisartsireldth At , eges.vos , lo 14184 yep poIIF 4 14 :04.;. 4 04plagIShoritrs, , Chamberialo, sad other Officers. .. :. ter. la 1710 i l lisalittelvaltadiedPease t ) 1 1;efro in r t i ;7e" Wit .yeittf „tokre- i the Hall , had been opened hi doe forgo, aptifilil!..O*3 00.ppce.411,, ;:TMs vrir:wooesterAd; led° !di st 1 salt Kelt a ;41 Mayor and Aidertnen retired, 'the Sheriffs pr ea 41 /sit Apkit 3tas t .,ol.44..tegiskr.,EgoOsereap 1* , Act, lads Is' the ,to the erections when the following. Alders C '.,, and - Europa?. fioai z - dpektuellos: The -. Eta* P l O4 eat Majet_ t ki" lati t:i . efe atimn " wfre Perin' isainination for ghiriesith. : mealy otAlleirardens,sth'ct they bast tea** _ = • I s of -Tas- kite. IG. Midlla3rAkit Aid. sod Ste !L. severe, Ikal. *alp* Tal. !vowing - 11404 :the. plidleiritili •0 1 . froadalet . so.l4, ilbe•,:- • td the payment of.i tioner , for . := • writiri s it ilildWlldlnli 'Vahan% * API 110 ‘ 0011111 tt - • • cittiid stud of . the I a l 4tr etl i d e r i e r t agt- Aid .: Pad . 1 ;. ; ilgtt i b. F L ,...,.!q• c gZoi,.. also theotsoplis.Of ibelittitod*Aeg of - A1011140 , A .ii : • I, I .. '' erb A.m.. - W. !lariat!, Esi. Tyler sod J. Garratk Esq. Cdolloo. , _lib, . fore their ,eyots 'lsst - 7 oppfi- _frA . ,„," wit:7 . pith Of 11 te „Did' j i - Bi s t kl a• % ":l___ . G ' A . lig " 1 "4" 44: " . " 1411(fr Beurireiwiuml - at itk.. 1 0 4 1 14 61 444i' Lag lover 'l.; Pops ,•ratieeilllosslter .„ . _,...• ~ • - .. • _ _ __ _• - _,.• rd bkiestfirais„ l .w . ci t eke t _E ig p at w o . o g ier • S., & ems I.A. pweiii,e . of EuOlps r teifelerpkillt se eiegimeirermi!:: . coo t f rost r Gteike ilt Fryer , nig. Salter IW. elm, lig :. _Wier oraplet ...wo, leellaszititiiit# 7 . , le. ll* •• kg say of his 'llfs-i Tad s, .. , ..i: tr o e ;. v. arr t 4oto ni t er t ice • . . , tho Feetishivaspk, who ,-ilAsttileabipl 7., , ....-_*, or titt aigiortitiatt• C. riot, Coe. llottbstitb T. Abbots . Orem, El i Cloth- into a rtpsfillells Mtge; . MIIIIRIIIii • • • ... '.•. •, • K w v itt * iii C„ tr a 3 ! .4: - *sin* ' ~. ....-.... DapirilleilacrAheritrJatao • , I*l'' ' ' ''. ‘ • 1 , .4:00o-ff , Str , llos.-1% Aserrarrop BIM , o r bi t ir to i to i t d ir _ Ai - It . at ' x •1 1 0 4 4 e ..• . , taiirkeir(C)lo - this ,J. 01'7 . 01.7c alipet .doldrrolth. ..„.‘ --- .0, I. . ~ . • 14 iidel recited Act+ W. faii, 14..WIteelwright W. Alanbill t Esq.liialer :. , cool fit Fitaftlfolll the ollretparIlllS: . ...or rn . kap Goo Sr I 1: 441 ' 1; EIS' Ybitner W. Ita a r e E l le k' 4° P er iea;l! 1414 4 rater kUt ;, __. 01111. # 11 %.,. 11 1 ,_ . • _,__,' . • .. Foster . Ertl. Irsessatet •• T. 'C.- gill, ki,4, tiateasith - - . . A, A. .lordaloe, Esq. Grocer P. Mks, tom Ilssroonjer , eracy,'• as It MU Ca ll ed, - ,wieNimst 11.01 Fr . .v.r . Feilriach sea souk ' ig ciarauef., EN ! . lAbirdashet T: . tiodion, I. cketwolt i wit; voittio,o. N•bilitt, „whim*" !girt:, •4tltolit by ibi.irsemitoent Ey Pickeria r' it l.R,,, .'" Villitier •••• ; • • ..• .., •-. • Oft:ll44:Sipplelided gm*, of 'any li,bid;..oll.Alf - . porta . I ' And on the ' slib_ii of bsiolt lielieg s taken, ' there alil.' ; tositAtidegstsatpigiandi,Streders, Denmark_ rtileahrii ' _,:;•alir duties, or i Oared; a majority'of votes : hi tarour of Mr. Alder. , . ig oo g ot. ,,g to oood 3 s w i teet t oot t v g oi di a t t6 ib o4 7, o o" . ...- . 7- ‘ ' ' ; 4 ni,n Magog and Theresa Coxheed Minh, Esq.. of ,Garguiey. ~d4o.,,Ditiaosis.,, g ..ltaiyi lija,toopo t, , their, severetPeoPtee *plea era; The league dia •r•A*WPclie ot-Ort,•rieeterous I !rot•iii Pi-ReM% , tilairt# l2 o l l, agittis hPitr, -hitt *txto llo . 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