The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-19 00:00:00

tttL' -/ 4 k xfi . . ) .~ FS rat , with-! rllllOl Of tti Oar' 1 0] • Illor at i ves H bulk ltdoolotbossellPer roar ridaskaa. Ms, r • . . • puse;voo4 . T•••., - VS!: Ass-strove. -.63 ir•street. (11 , -Mr. P orthiU. ;kr TP" tergly. , . ira the 1 DTI PIRE• INSURANCEI 4 nsmr. 100.—iWitketed Het. P. J. 0: Conte% Coq- M.P. J. Weiglit. Esq. Marlette street. &e. &e. Banker. Brown, AWISIMIn. $, A. Helms. Esq. Beaker. Alderman J. W.ll/Abberis, Esq. Alder men. , W. filepase, Esq. - S. Moue, Zsq. OP SHRIMPS. rig demand of this made ad sorb' of Fish, te. k has ladeeed POWELL, at his Wholosalooll 32, Newgate-street, (whore the with this and all other Brasier * tent his most grateful eaten , - 4.. T their kind patroettge, sad at the tenutint them that it Is sold by all louse% in London, tad by ease or is stery tows throuoeel Uts Igo unless signed "Biome sad I' seal es the Cork, t, sad ethers. It Is parttedstly se as it is warranted to Mir Is 11117 FIECIdA 11811.—As a proof of COLES'S PLAN to relieve the Pain t►e •tare Complalett. ally Lady dertake to pay 2S per teat. belood the experiment for a watt. with expose,. when they will be re. trunient or rearm it.—To be had nigh fielburn:--Speeimene may cebange, or et the VVeekimrge- NO er brought into use by the me. to equal PEEDE'S Celebrated ■ PI acs, foe the speedy, mute. and LUItE Ji Its insiouatiad foram. and the Ravages it daily mates oa the time Pills Coro its so short a easy a wanner, as to warrant hint teems, that • loft is the ',Mem. Thew Pills ot 45, Lipiorpostliiireet. Lott - Fiend, the Doctor mows to thtrel of no. or return the Mosey; li hero vitt be No PAY. without waslabg of iteohltier, br 1. tiara Oa vegalailleied ire le Pert W. le ;fade; of Caves illustrative at lidellest eireikii•K ties la a boiler reasear. sad tie wish to tea Youth sad liseally et bell dom. Ily awl Co. I Carding illirgeasa. Legate. Natara beads Owelbas aset;i4t,siTritii oessevesft att.—Cumin um. Since Hama to aU ter fund qf bliss supplies, lir frugal upplbellus Glares iv Moe. May be bed at IL Patssasellse-row ; 69, Pall-Mall; 11, SerbdillY 16. Promormirest, Sabo; ft, fleet-street; 174, Fleet-slreet ; la ; Mt, Ctteapside, Loa: . doe; Ittevasee• end Cs., $ and Co., NOroith ; ft. Deck. timed& Denote sad Duffield. Bath ; Sheppard, Bris tol; Hatt, •. HOMIII4. Leeds; and at all Rook sellers.—Masnriltool3B and Co. are -to be consulted, as Peel, every thay,at &dr Maws and Patients la the Country are requested to dbanalbe is sly tin ewe, oneloslog a re mittance fp Advise and linfilebe, rsNrii can be forwarded to say run- of do Wasid.--00815 and Co. M. R. C. Ser pens, Ilenmeleilrest., 11 1 1nat-street. Leedom. NARRATIVS Of Till POLITICAL ♦KD 1111.1TAt.T SCENTS. WHICH TOOII ►L►CS ►T NAPLES, IN 1620. ♦HD 1621 I WITH OBSIIY►TION/, &C. Addressed to hls Majesty the King of the Two Mettles, by General William Pepe. Want of room has hitherto prevented ne from no. tieing Gem Pepe's sureties of the Neapolitan Events of last year. With these events and with the cower dice of the Neapolitans ear readers are well acquainted. The view n hich the 0 I takes is highly f - able to his conatrymen, but we fear no apology will ever wipe off the disgrace which their dastardly con duct has 110 justly incurred. Oen. Pepe did his duty we believe. bat be was unsupported by those who ought to have fought instead of basely submitting to the tyraosy of an invadieg army. and a deceitful king.— The tone that Oen Pepe assumes will be easily diseo eared by the following observations which appear as l as istroductior. to the narrative : I address this Narrative, in the first place, to my own Sovereign: aid not less to men of all parties is the different Nations of Harope, wbo from • way ward disposition of the Mantas beast, from unaequsiet aims with beams Raters, or ignorance of the most went historical events, are disposed, and perhaps pleased, to load the usbappy Neapolitans with con tempt. Deprived of all asaistame, menaced on every side, and opposed i■ a %boomed ways by a powerful emusy, who was emooded by their own kiag, they breams tim victims of •n •useasonable confideme, and fell, from the want of discretion and harmony, into the same cruel vicissitudes which at Marcos epochs bate bet:tiles all the other nations, of &trope, whme situation perhaps did not remiss en many dif ficulties to overcome. s• *nil Into which the NeaPh litaes saw themselves plunged. Is fact. setting aside a variety of other instances, did not the French. that characteristically warlike people, who subsequently triumphed over alt the armies of Europe, iy at the first eaanon abet, in their first eatopoina io May lie ? Sobsaquently, as an apology for this dissier, did Os" net amuse of t roams asi pot to deeds aroma Dillow? And yet what • difference la the persiti.fit of the Fume& in Flanders, and 'that °film NegpOiltams its the Abrassi I The Fa s 4, tikeipliaM by thole civil dim:idiom. sr - _ .....ere, or at least will, the Austrians, who prised Ike Po with 60 or 70,000 men, without taking into Amid that king Ferditrand was disembarking from Sicily with the promise of a Constitution. and that the English squadron intercepted the comnionicaties by sea. and thereby prevented his receiving she suc cours, which would have been so advantageous to the 'Neapolitan cause. 1 All the nations of Europe have bad is our own dotes alternate periods of humiliation and glory, while the unfortunate Italians, particularly the Neapolitans. although they have shed much of their blood in late wars. have experienced, and still experience, nothing hat humiliation. It is impossible, however, to de prive the latter of the merit of being the first to rise against the victorious French army, and also the first Italian to see and obtain a constitutional government. But if they have not maintained either their glory or their liberty, the whole of the Neapolitans ought not Is he blamed for it, as I will prove in this Narrative. which I hare addressed to his Majesty the Eine of 'Naples. and which at least will have the merit of speaking the truth. Lest it should be said that the conspicuous partnisich I acted in dike* events bee led me to take a mistaken view of theta, the reader will bad at the end of this *waive the necessary docu ments to satisfy him of the accuracy ()rosy detail.. It appears from the mowteration made osier an fist of the late session of the legislator', that there are in the county of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. 13,300 taxable inhabitants, 39 deaf cad dead persuar, and 14 slaves. One of the first experimental chemists of the present day ascribes the great increase of gladden deaths in this country to the noxious ingredients eus4oyed in the manufacture of many of die articles of life. The no myreas convictions in particular, that have Xaken pleas on account of the me of deleterious drags in ewer, render it highly necessary, that heads of families should guard against the evil consequences attending the use of an unwholesome beverage. We are assured that the Ale, Table Ale, sad Tabtr.beer, brewed by Mr. Chapman, of the Bagnigge Wells Brewery, is from p noise mak and hops, sod water only. The encourage ment he hes experienced sufficiently p the supe rutty of his articles, and we have no doubt will coed-, nee to him that extensive patronage he his hitherto so deservedly enjoyed.—All letters mast be post-p.ild. IistaCIMOUS ElCAPll.—Wednes.lay morniag, about fear o'clock, the inhabitants of CI -street, Kesitiog too-cross, were roused from their beds, and thrown into the greatest confusion and alarm, in consequence of a tremendous crash, followed by an incessant hregking cal glum being heard. The watchmen sprung their rattles, and the whole neighbourhood was in constern,stion and , terror for a considerable time. At length it was disco( vend, that a huge stack of chimney had fallen down on the boom of Mr. Tinsothy °shore. N 0.3, ii% that stroll. The weight of the &Wise's broke in the roof. and the whale of the rubbish fell tato a garret !here a young female named Berwick was sleeping; fortenately. a large beam had only given way at one end, and the of the bedstead happened to tie ander the end that: not fallen, or the female Would inevitablp have phi Immediate assistance was rendered by the ortighboace,t and in a short time she was "'Waited from her per km situation., Dir. Pratt the sarguin ores sent fat, and she was taken to die a.tjoining horse where she now lien. She is materially injured, bit we are happy to say she is is a tale way of reeorety. • elbriassee of the ease wield admit. ki all persons is the beallth who might hereafter be injured I. their business, trade, or culling by voting according to their consciences: The Teaser/es* then made an upon of the 6naa►es of tire Aisoeisitos, froth' which they appeared to be in very flourishing state. Many new subscriptions bad been received; and several gentlemen, who did nut wish to put down their names, had informed the Treasures; that if any case of emergency occurred, their active ex ertions should not be wanted in support of justice. Mr. J. 0. Oases' observed, that 3W. of additiOnsl sabscriptions had bee. given by individuals who bad themselves bees iejared, because they voted coascienti. *ugly. The routine businns of the Association baring tees disposed of, The en AIRMAN proposed the health of the ton Orin bers for the horangh of Reading—frienth to the libel ties of the people and members of this society. The toast was drank with three dales three, and the most en thusiastic applause. After paying a tribute to 16,usemory of a rented friend, Mr. Webb, whose feuevat he had that morning witoessod, and whose worth he extolled as a magistrate and a man. he said he would proceed to confine himself as strictly as he could to the object of the present siert log. When he recollected the honour which bad keen imsfervetlos him by his contingents on Monday last, be could sot help thinking that the proceedings is tb it occasion, were not unconnected with the holiness of the present day. Because be felt that the sine who were returned to Parliament by the onbonght •sulftages Of their constituents, as beam! his Hdll Priced had' been, and who were afterwards thanked for their cottiltret in the Hones of Common, were living iadances of what that spirit of independence might effect. leMcii it was the object of the • Association to encourage. Hiving adverted to the retire which this association had ob tained, and the eulogies bestowed upon its phtt, he wild it was, hot somewhat curious, that, at the .moment when this Association was founied for the purpoer of supporting the liberties of the people, and of assisting the laws of the country by putting a stop to that wintlit all Ministers had declared to be the most intolerable grievance of the country; namely,. the comtption of the Hods* of Cottonton,: it was a little extraordistaisy that, at each a usoment, another innitutios shoed Se formedlbetter supplied with money tbs. that I* width the gentlemen presoothelonged), wham object was to curtail the liberty of toe press, mid thus to destroy the best support of the liberty of the subject. The society to which be alluded Wei setter known embalm' as N the Beidite'solott thee." then by any other dielineelshed appellation—(Langbter.)—That respectable body lit viiionteered to themselves the (idiom' lank of prinnostitte; lender the law of libel; a law ttodeßeed, eemtpl lined, and anintelligible.—(Apphense.)—Pie Milicoltire wife! Pirmetiosected with the mrposltien otibe' Isiv of .1111.1 bad prevented way ems: of Oast' WM, and mar tt logal ea - perienco. (row eseepaittilte dkieet Atte. Rey. tiemsal. Bet these wortirroniothoei, with Met Sitorp td 'Luray ed their bowl; water itilotiileirdhat teak I i 1 , `,.::',,,77* .•., g • , ..., . . ,s .-. • - .. . . . : 4 ' -,.._ • • ' • ' - . ' . • •• '4, I . - ..., •• • . --:. \ . . .. ALAJITLA.) A , • ( gik, . . r ,- - , ~.,7. - • . . - . • .., -••- • ... ---- t -rt:-..,...:1-.. •, i - ... .. „,it k \ 'vs - 1 . 11 it 4 11 ' . 41 " ; 411 1, ~s ' . , ..1 ;-* • . 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',Ws" die IffdepoStane is the ~__; T he 11 . 1 thews•r? diwo&w.tsr 114 &saw, A a twig at die Maid* add Amber 1 1 . l sritb t u rr e. lhtftelftlkille• 1110.___.141!1_1_,._ . 7, 1 , 4 ee d gf e ifi: fb- -Ab eedif, i d h fso i .0 smy s w ag, for , thilitesiegef illeatietifteillehi g e ls olrat ft X. lit l ea :Xf aa 'b o alk o '_ l' .11 ftalt :VhdifilY &Mit ftilftla, 'essombiod fer ittO OM I" i n d m 86 0 2,37.tr5• trin,,,. arc ikitalistio r., ilse 1 404 111 710 41 1 147 . T i; „.; f e sissysi S sehcostdos. • e s iteprt •(.661;ffaire of •••:• 1 I :. Mt; fasidesallefteowte.llll. itiM.Aft.t ' Mes; 21194 to mesetil With Oa army of at IMO team left respiftwalle Mespeay i sl i t dir l ia tii ii ri l i t- -188.-Thealmsvegrioseareller asemeaft elide Ill_ileset thitlr atambei. Wed Joy sweaty-6W years yegest-.-Aaset tho . geotteelea promo ere' ibeervedsiaa . • DIN MlftitftfilTOK MM s aserk. mogoosegja past of ftablok idoth. •• o( obodesss caret :IDA b ee m alf ab eloo d aeo , id of aV.. F. Pelham . and 4 . 11, IgMbilt.. Es* Aki AMPOIVION • 64 1: A CItit .. ; . „ I alp. sod realedelK meal teeijneesem use wilt . . T. town. To mosisimft.o4oftas. mud ethers. aha . .fre MAW. of the peemidetit the Xleg of the Two Sicilia* tit e r t rbugh is; l 4l"4lll6.9 milviimlikmudi isliaimiel.• hdbft of taking eat M waratAty ear elealest a - flo-- Nftwitheemilleg aU this, the dispersion of the Neer • Toi r oc a n t " iii T s 2 . ..Tl/ 4 .e .. . io• to this ae r„„d erehli gag a s sa veri 41 • 011 " li o ri&& will il o = y = o sslfultiOgr o. Ill a : ri sa Litam. aerie Rieli 41f tee{ a pl w ace ho na d til after they The cloth h oi l' hoe r. • l iits ay,- : ot , rtiliz i. .rembaligiall-bsiP O 4. l4 • ll ' et J. A I"i.olothee warehouse. 47, . 1 1 &Y. __ i lta - New sober, o.:with il f,elhaenteit• ~_„.".' • ___ __.' .• .._...__'' ~._ .. sett ..* dolts Imo th e iftiewsweat.-liter wiser 1110601 • miff isultileti ono &&&* 1 7. Or" aire•.nataisw !aril "'The Dag; mow moisurmir lit tle§ • ll - T - 114 .8r • tebisikmomed to %•-• itself oe • ierhici Bat it will said that • shispedlTlDOPlftwill", lB eta a ll" weir A t ". 418 . 'lll6 tt iza revlilli e ele ti a lei l at bb' p pee'rse bea s ag of - the Fre bl ecTi in 1792 were ve bi ry soon ' LA- . li on iai tb sge e ni th iarger nsaepo l e ie"il y drrftrple ke nt al at iPlaNd Wil 4l sWI I / 4 1/ 114Mit. . . J. Bak hilliailk_o_rliLtaleit •is ,_ , .::,... . - if thi Dire Mere, • • ' IkO.AM I SDIAO4IIII OIL: .-'' • ; towed by the retreat *ldle Duke of Brunswick, end him isf it t",,,!1 11 1111 w. with lt With t . loasev.mos 71h. "maw of ffsftllllllft•ftfill the Her .....,..., N. +MY - efflimelope. to this 1 reply: 7 y, tv.elser. ..'' o de - '" wldria- . . . , --• aa i lyffst a • i t l fa liii :_ =X ag ' ea lat a g is l i t a hl l w il k -.v i t . •- . ••• • ' • - V, - Iftelr'ifei *Seek, the rrysiseigoivionseet for 000m 7 - •W iww w - "• •• ' • id throw itself tats Ohs inns of the mionsy„ it they • T 00 ,,.......n 0s D e b it ' . ' - o f Tddt • '‘ riairt " 4 440sp ai r . 4 ‘ ; ' - '''' .' . • la i 1.1912 1111iMILANUtt a %serials womb ea the ~, , o - .. ~,,...•.0... •• • ,„, .. floot . =i li'. -41..' P. 11 ` .4 ed op to Ms their strong glues: Mehl heat. they sever forget while dehiethef - , •• • - . &m. 0.. ..- -- Jrie l s-r•-•-,; 4. 4 ; 'itail' u t wi lleir 'th ole mats of defence, Woatif Shit 'tee th thattheyareciWiNdfltaght*."4l . :-. "• • , . 3.-• WeillApilli4t4So 1 , ideamesegtho a i -:. _ . - ,t, .-•-. it the sertel have Oiled the universe whir dleiriallitery The ICasianaw r Mid all 111141111 y mPattiktff ' • ' • - ' Gee the bar. --t• • ' ..s • ' 1 sok glory 7 Who is there ithe dotibts that if the Rime' Fa. man with u m elfieeleeeebeee et ek e mbaggitygg s -'- '.x.• - • ....eiamism-iOll ma ll 04 i5 4n ;%•40.3641 . •- 'i4A-616111 whidi the • . ile : _, roily. and the Pftliaftftill tsf . H&Piesi hoe l'Olif&AllAtt 'the ftitetlig ifte4lll•4elam ietroarel.Y the iliftlll l ll • i ,•• •• • • osos: .. hair ft will - ''" Calubrits,, aid not aftwitleoed Sicily. the straw plaers, o r „,, gee d f e te s idel oses L oedoe 4 r i so d, w a s, aka, • 1' . siiitil.o . ( 40. - ipoiso l ipd - J " a. " . od : . 4 . inswil lit _ lr ai ll a ; la laa C„ s „ s a me lla adige el ds ,„,l . I:WV ' -•-•.".. e l . the laM. sad la then every thisg, twelve days atter d u o f shs i s d f Is f ul ds io - s O i lme nf o l peep .ea • twerree, a tie affair of Nati who is there w h o doubts that the ...eurAiloberalt. * • = t rollattoff Oa ha•Saletalii rive . ' . . 'eet . ' . . doe avowedly establishil let tie porpow of opholillig 1 Itemmotimift.ftleildllll4. DO isa will troika'''. hes Me ;Neapolitans would sow be so the posseseio a . o f dos ', l ib ert i es. 4 mbar ot So asietif 41.01..,,..riiiiii I. died the dleteephied eamillea Blies , . ~,, .. lory had the enjoyment of permanent liberty ? After melt letters hole Mr. Iftethes thluilims. Hatt. ... , 11 = s atr aseelaaa a sseso odit!F a iko e y iliell e r,,, -- I pot this to such of the French officers as Sir Framis Bartlett, Mr. Hobbies'. and Mt. D Bin. °IL' HPlf• 111 LP•'-• '. .!'•- '!* 4 • • sasigilipj: . . As. 04 tiLl Itis.. '," were employed ia the war of Naples., ie .f 799 and saitd, the Chairman next called the attention of . the rtrWHI OOO 4I4 , . 2:- = seel o Per 110104 : " ' ' .- • •'' 1804. who had oily to fight with the lowest clas s es of meaning ea a teeter from a M e a n erba C eea r iabeel of must% -.-? -• • . AM` glowt,AND'S assaNCS OF : • having suffered injury and oppterslon, In thaselyeenee , Sellea • 1.1 . - •? • •• I • . By ~e l f wet t ir gajeg ra da.ablap meare . . ' the people. acting witbont direction, aid were. wore- =era ..'-. Milk Or& 1 • .": ever assisted by the neineroes national garde corn- of having oela wmt sh a ir.v. . 4 ' .a , Pefillt . - • g exercised his elective franchise aeolodiirg to mica of the choicest of the' inhabitants. lo 1806 the .his ewe free will sad judgment. This letter. u ie un - V illi H awi lltd" , 1... .. . .. .' . 7 : . .. as e hteftlAdthlft, wed •OgnsPoseg- agimmor ' •"I; Preach troops retereieg from Titnea and Aesterli •s, esterli.s, tained matters of a private nature, ought, he anceleed, i Ilmgea WIC ___.- ' - Il i a lAaa r iale ..__.. - __ aseeele ot r = alle " F . . 4.- 1•41 commanded by Marshal Marrow, did not succeed to be referred to the committee who were appolati•d to gum ogiaafirrym, , • the move dare lAINFUN • or say „ 4 .•- 1 '''. H .& mg, s e es sok feiffily. Prier b.; fa.' ,' f : " +Krieg two years Is oceopylog the ex•reme part of investigate circamstraces of this deeeripdoe. lit should , "1 7 11 11lietige/siliff,•Willif. ICal. • -.-- • • • • •. • ./..# IP.. Mat A. a0w1.4310 a - r. Calabria, where they suffered c . •. .ider.ivle losses. 1 moo call oe the secretary to read the reeelliddee, em- 1 ..,..: ..• 4 1.; f... OH ilt th e asea 'w""' ' *fa 1 99 ,0 also 0 the Preach with rib" the HesiNslitatts bodying the principles on which the Ameeletion was ; east • ••• i assairer ihrbrnlasSt, . . dot I Pe . sul k . a • • ag e, b y a . :t o , fought in Spade. as well as in the North. aall-parti- l fronded; after which. a very Important permeate: the i 134 " Alialltrasi ' ' ..r . =t il euddell. ;Welt Hit- "TAM it' 74 . maul! at Deallie 1 1104111 7. 1 aPPlai 0 41 / 6 1114 " 1 1 'rectum. would announce to t-. 1... meeting the state of aaaarateaak - ' . rim 97 lislisMi HIM HWV od -Mr. It. J. liesygii. ..• • . Deena . of the Austin., thefteelvek Who emmiretkif as sillies the subscriptions. 6 Mild; andillal‘ll4lS %swot* 7. New B sd0~; DIALOOI4. Ana 5k...... 17. IL& • .'". with the Neepolithaada 1814. - . • ~-.• salles&A. • • .o s e s ti li te " 4 4 , u ris a seal . s etr;•lla C44l"s regiy, 7 ",feet trete -ssa l !Meet -i et; batters.' .; -. n : 11 will perhaps 1;11 laid the . t is 1744 and Ifit ' S. di" The Seca TTTTT read•en abridgmeat of the con.tits- Om Distrlet most ow don of the Associaties, from *bleb it eppOred, that ivy IPrldev at thihilike lOW., 96, Ettis fliedllug.; Nit. 1 1•7 11 -_„,,It troopo disbaoki themselves instead of defeediag the lotrieloaL. -;i -, ...."' t7 w ,, y • li t . A liNirill a MC . 1 12 . 1 1411 1 . a , d , L ' al ! : Pr 0411 421. p a r; , i • kiagAsa. is 1 7 P t wo-t hi r d s or the army were mere i luk telj . ect was . "to guard the Electors of thmkMoigh'bi . i l aw l a wog, ea me pifteliftw e s •-- ---.. t . ,-.-.,---- . - ,-, .. •. 1 . rem i ss, who had ' ,d il a t i o d o o omes at the cod of __mg against corrupt and i ega n wen ll - Ii 6 ie; ft Afford Way. sweeps UM thoftess yezdi / ok ow I, g :o n o . said • B..easiobor 1798, am; eal oe m ospoa act i ve "nice is thew protection and security , aid, as far as; might lie, •ee the "ressiumLigAtsrirS it lort . yebeerve Nos SO ilbs - badl 4 h , ''. November of the as** Mr. Inn o t her aim, caw . indemnit y, in the free and aassmist : rsined. Exorcise of i a tardier Beams win he imbed' Imposters Mil thatr meek A. Rowltatlestpe . . . . . pond if um Imola. had mem • raced an enemy. their elective francitise ; aid for this purpose the Meal. signed " A. ROWLIII4b sad NON. -.-...;...:igi - Were the - toneless Urea mere fortaaate at Jraa ? hers eeragti that they would use every lawful them' this paddy is evid u j i m is eet s l iad tali •. - • .. . Math •at the , . • Bemiamp metes Mein - . ~. . - - -la 1815.Joachiu n began the miepaige with 24,1100 in their power to expose and bring to penishment aj Owe prige relater no Wog. L. iisfamtrv. sad 3.400 cavalry, vie.- -. • b. Nue lfiLiil A ll . P ilhis hs 4 1111 " 1 " .164144 s ‘• . Tinos dlvlsions .r1af0gry....in..41400 pampa .whotamiever, whether candidates, eaters, or others, who Icy imam of promisee. thefts. or fi le eler jr t I. MM. ...... SUM II fl ' la .EGIS of LIIFIC;-• Nose p•st • ism (Wird. . 11101,....:•-• •011 r . tary as dartailiesradonserldelyfresa news Hone Lamers ....... S.OOO else of endue iedemee, thaild is aey way, ineptly or • - "P""ds " . "1 ". hi "la the n ilieleal4 '••• e r d Illiallet der at . 1 • ' - H AZ the Malis4r•re d d . __.- 44 . H. ettlslo67lllllo4.lll.ftweeieeftriftafmnsieheft filbtlapOr • • d emeamed ft • . -•••••‘-- - '"'"+--- ---' - - -- -:- -- -..- . 7 - .At • - '""""'" - • ''' ''"'"'""-"‘ -' ' s eat ilse basnagii la ParliamemLiad•hpitiofthmtkpapb- le - . •pe l-oa . •.. • Tidal smog b k r . . ...d g ii. ; ei vii:b et zz oii . m ir si cik , aswii.o 4 1/411 ' 1 ' Wish th is amey'helad to atekewat with the .Holy scAft l Pft Nod alike ceopeagatios.ss fatly as 11101.0110 ll A in_ ON BOARD. EaY. M.P. Gnat George-West. Es;. Henrietta-street. Qom* Ana-Weft. West. Fon. Surveyor—Mr. C. Howell. Pall-Mall, sad ititchirktaa. ;orattill. _ _ mares lo thecities of Leedom earl d are free frost all responsibility, e•ERhs of the surplus premises at ye years. The Ant rotors trill be r3G:~ _ y ___._ .w.. „k.l 4 Voir • -_,k; _~..-- ~7~