The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-12 00:00:00

_ Whiny. d - WM easiged,, , tilt' to isetel, set eolia: oporary of propett gl yrrnt Itt whiltienq sours &Meet by the lesprol ' ibe oho be food semi ostereloted Mum of preetione e. The of tr= esteem lweardwes .to two ehteses—pefreses the deerssiso of Iho aleseessoo *ably bloodies hessesoses. t ewe pordwisralek flop NOM , has WO leeks up Abe witis 11 :111 ▪ u p Abe ;by , Mabee/ Ilsoslis sot 4 _ is. lillei lige-- tberetare lleileii: d issebeilliset 'lvighlighl wenisl bil l. aegis. ' r= I I ; tisirrldierf, uh a imew., wrpt.l',l,____ - **P"i,,*-Ps; sidllsab, tile esessere se ea ll 7:4 laelliresel a, lins en.= . The: wee IM vsesl , ls • Int lime aid erilesnd elt be prises& end N. endilniker Nat lined tee tilt t. Ist toesnifids - -•, f, ~f 1 • ' •1 - . - . • XAVZ 1111111, 011111 . 4111110 M -1: 4.• •• 'WA 'MU. in a liaison et • pot ' ls t if the Itioiste Earl opposite *tat room, • e Ism Ye lessetion to propose titbit ' red Illili4msaid some bereifibelt Ai sseito • ' ' • . • -4 Ike Beet •et UVRittoo.l. Ina • anika‘r that be aspersed that tile Bill S. Awe* wade bi bileregin up frees tise ober beige tide eassieg, ie aptieb INV it woad be resetilleet thee, wed tiressiaw lie Aimed retest its wend rethdleg. -. Berl intalr slid tbilirlds mien tee labial bias dee was Ibe inspwtitlktet tba. Wiest. Übe ualw weed the wove it 18 . . 'sight, tie doettleseed She bolder* of II per &WSW& e• rarest tisoir lessisid• not °sly aspire tie Aims* nett. hut all ' • gibe bribes tie* bad Soßs • dm* dierini. be leelninst eseessgat •tbesd lA* lint Isielled. " It :leadses self aseopeissildbeembilis o lint be their beekeikbeilipakefifikeltosomfire_ ledrolabootuld Pawls. reload Alibates of Ow Hosdrool toads ee Moo Compel it ell Imes go Amyl** say be sods epos lb gnaw abootjooOrrisk Ibeo r obbirebobeessabiMNOsireses- Of AbooGiosploy sea Aloe bo bluleallAitlbses oloseeto/ rith Opopeoteemd le Ibe peoeisl Pik resolvei l o r es teuf se lbo rioperidod to lb* of beliTot Wow boo the not of et Ilieseeeorsel ellidosfromeded eli V i ri Ont. per Asir be id s' bir• ollowerl so Amami loosesose peeemborml. *III b. soseriolosi es boloriog I of every par, mid Wel .to - Prifisfo doubloon of Aeideg _ psi to Mr. JOHN to, a, ?berg Preepeerales obi Masa i„...,,,..:,T,filiairttisesiesly bt it embattle be plated alai 41101114,T0W .or pterely I. therf the House till die d ay after; oodd *a *slime which it would allow so the Pisa per,C4ot holders to decide ea a question oaten- Alyulloodug their interests, would expire. He trusted *WOW NAN Barl'would not berry such a Bill, with goarthring th eir Lottlattips staple unt o to remise. it in all its details. IlleVrail Orr° was sot a bolder of 5 per Ceat. Stork t Kis 'impel 'merest wooW be at is another eider it would be to bilednatage that the pub lie should be ►elieved to the fullest anoint, both .ri. tereet and capital. But wbilsticeling the welled tbeth consideration, he *ldled that the house thoWd PORTABLE PENS.— 'or dam Paso bails, remedy We, J. IMAM Ali mad BONS. ~era tad PropHamra if the mkt Its aesoraeo ltianss sad rorylliox or helot ot Mt go. pith a too avow tbatigurAaro linuosh," by odd& suirma the :Jooovared.—Jaaaarylli, 'be well isforsed teem it agreed te each a eleaeure7 11; slue wished for time to have•theopiolost of the Leaned epee the subject, mato mortal's whether Use hoWrs if Five per eget. Steel had net taken it nodes, the maid*e that they should not be paid of until a cer tain portien of the WAG debt bed bees discharged. It would beaten extraordinary if each ameasere *Ewald be pressed with so mach rapidity, and a large body of ledi. widest@ should be deprived of a right on Satarday next by a Bill which had net been brought into the house.— He else understood that the measure was Dot complete is itself, and that it world be necessary to introduce another Bill to Aire it fall Meet. Mader such circuits. stances it would be as unfair' as extraordinary that the public should be subjected to the operation of an incom plete measure. The Bari of LIVERPOOL aliened that the subject ought to undergo tie tallest passible inquiry. It was not his intentioa therefore to unpaid any Standing Or der, or to do any thing which could tend to curtail dis- But he must content, that it was for the ail; vestige of the 'subtle that no unnecessary delay should take place. The merits of the question lay withie nar row limits, and be should him no' difficulty in ratifying the house that both his Majesty's Oovernesent and 'Par- Hamm were fully cesepeteet to adopt the presser are ender the anderrig of existleg Acts. It bad new been several weeks beffille thit,publici 'lithe ladividuals concerned knew whet erlitpetapased. and had bed a full opportunity of 'hitylitteCetsidist what it weed best serve their respective toteretlalletio. There was so pos sible unfairness in ibis. All bed to Soled beer to ex pens their dims% end there were "mid clauses for parsons who, not being in the emit" at the time, could not express it withia tie limited period. As it was pro per that there should be so unnecessary delay, be should wish, as early as possible after the Bill bad been re ceived frees the other house of Parliament, to proceed with the measure, • and should feel it his duty to ester fully into the discussions, and to meet the objections of tbeldoble Earl, or of any other Noble Peer. • • Earl GREY had no wish to create eenecessary delay, but ronueiNed that is so important a measure, SOPS de ' lay was limitary. The Noble Earl said that the mea sure trail been for many weeks before the public, but did every was, who on Saturday sect would lose the right of expressing his dissent, exactly know the con sequences of assenting or dissenti n g? Ns saw no pos sible disadvantage which could. arise fn. delay.. asp daily if that state of prosperity which hie illejoity s Mi nisters had asserted did exist, were to eselfese. But delay was also necessary en asobsiar pee& I for if the oegoriatiooe between Kigali ea Tarim were to sod in a di ff erent meaner from that Ada hod bees anticipated, the 'abilities, firilp• public would be alailitiaNy changed. Before iediettlitels s ho uld tins be insirpeUsti to express their dissenetheyeoght 'to be allowed time to asceetain the situation in which they staid; fed tbe beets did not glee ample esesidelatiat ee tie • it would fail in its duty and Val ht bethe serione injury. The Earl of LIVERPOOL. eentooded that lithe ergo esiist of the Noble Earl was geed, it mond the ewes ? bity of postpor.!ng the maws not only Sopa Saturday, _ _ ..- . knight. op the *NON* OpeCeet. . ._ ;-, • O. dip efiliai ellifteraftia. &wilily's t wo 44 7.1 1....„..4 th euiabie nth ise ratileeni iipeiodyfilemby te he ise : veto leted tea .. 1.. muss orsitsasess. • ' — 41.16" .......... i fritsetAL 1111111Wf. levier taken the Chair at halftime Wu eftftent by the Deputy • Lieber of 4111111 ft Male at the Bar of the Ikea, of .. . . - - oda Ow Solipates isters, be informed the home Chit frill, MA ottoman! et-the Bier ef the Hone .f Lords. Nei • lapesifts Ural Angie* gives by Owenissies to De -41eftew thee_ Ai .dads.* - by the Speaker Owe Rafts BM is Duftftwee Bill. Bill, Ow linifteraft4fte leiftraityllilL(isiftbaL) . " , IL • iti' . 4" . . juie ln e i gisa de .7 .. A • -IP . • 7 11V4 . •. . I • , Illt Illaieset•lten fte Bow heir ••Heew, ',theft* Often! ligeftlieme '4l( fte then rat Oireetere, ftlfthlre the Matestraref **ellen _et th_keeppasy. Allt ei Mer- len Odth Die‘W leek the oaths Winn' Ilektlegies.• ' ibi. itiorookritter.• Pebbly next he Attftilefertllhe * aresette eethe *hole Leese, to take • • Ili* XPIII _ r. T.ere limits. -IN vroll, essiplaiwiag Ake' ireir ea lllElbereltsem the polite of biro tenik.—Orderml is! ebtalle • • • • erteleutee. 1110. 1 BYRICS presented 1 it . #oloie from eertelei Land ' of Malatesta'', it liMbilifire, complaining of Agricultural Distress, and reYing for relief. The Pe tition, the flon.*Meesber said, was respectably signed ; Ilieredtlesers had for the greater part of th eir lives Zrtheuseeltes to apicaltural permits, and had intselMed with politics. For the first time in their Agtird the Parliament, and he had to state that • Would have been presented by the . Ibi`Tortibire, had he not by a domestic sitesiethissillitoste nted attending his Parliamentary Ades. The sere did not think proper to entrnst heir petition to the other Member for Yorkshire, be. then opisleit did not coincide with his.—The petition was read and ordered to lie on the table. Mr. CURWEN presented a petition from certain Own• ere and Occupiers of Land at Thackington, in Cumber land, complaining of Agricultural Distress. ZDINBUIRGH POLICK. Mr. HUME presented a petition from several inhabit seism( Edinburgh, against the Edinburgh Police Bill. The Hon. Member said, that on a former occasion when the Police of Edinburgh came under discussion, he WI charged Captain Brown of that Police with having pro: seated false roasters. This had been misunderstood fot atharge of forgery, a crime wisich lie had never pitted to that lisdivianal. lie (Mr. H.) understood, how ever, that even the charge of false musters was denied's,' and be had the means of proving it. The Hon. Member 1 here feferred to some documents stating that Captain , Brown had charged for twenty-two watchmen, when boll nineteen had been kept, and that in other instances he had overstated the number of the police force.. . Mr. DUNDAS said, be had no wish whatever to pro tect Capt. Brown, if the charges brought against him should be well founded. His only desire was that the case should be fairly Laid before the House. - ..The petition was then ordered to lie on the table. Mr. COURTENAY preseuted a petition from several persons Melding near Eseter,complaining, as ire under stood, of certain legal disabilities under which they suL bred, I. consequence of their religious opinions, sod' pes_yiekfor relief. Mr. NEWMAN bore testimony to the respectability of the petitioners.—This petition was also ordered to lie on the table. Mr. WILSIOT presented a return of the absent officers belonging to the Colonies. Siril.HlLL_presenteil certain accounts from the Vices Treasurer's Office in Ireland.—Ordered to be printed. Sir W. CURTIS moved that certain papers, which he presented, should be referred to the Orphans' Fund Com. mitten.—Ordered. Sir R. FERGUSON presented a petition from the Writers of the Signet at Edinburgh, complaining of a clause in the Edinburgh Police Bill. which they said went to deprive them of certain privileges, and praying to be beard by Counsel against the clause.—Ordered. Mr. COKE presented a petition from the inhabitants of Witten, in Norfolk , against the Norfolk County (Jae' Bill. The Petitioners on areonnt of the distressed state of the county wished the Bill to be postponed for the present.—Ordered to lie on the table. 11.CRUTZ1 0101. Mr. BENNET presented a Petition from the Debtors eeslaett in Elehester Gaol, eompl:iining of the operatian of the reseady adopted Roles of that prison. They Mobil that they were allowed so communication wits their families or Moods but in a room all d the Con. variation &lON which they described a a close cell, 7 feet bpi!. sad le which there were sometimes as many as forty preen. The Hon. Member said, that the aid :at of 11101111161111111111 :ma*. rd into ahead to 11 0 1ceti t a b a s i . leeriest above i the for•ilbrewelstry he 44 nee segos is the the aslotere. the bode, . from t aw / Am= 4 7 " at the tail dytkiTelloll24 l 1411/0101111 • M. . ' • " _ WIC the ] v '.•:•1 • .. _ l 4 -- • • • •,.. .:., • .-• v Wale; • Ma- J 8144. Th0,,,Q11, sod, the individual hp question had been esmilamitler Iran fret conduct, indepenalest of the'peaustaty debt to tie Crews. After a, few word. from Mt. * 2 o ll .latkon. tike Polities was ordered to lie am the tattle.- • • , 'Alk. SYKlM'aliond for a ratters of the Excise ditty on pasidleo, from the beginning of the yearlsi.i to that of the year 1834.—Ordered. T A Mamma, whose sense we could. set heat, pre ended a Paid*, from bephigh, y compiaining of &Okla= 'total , distress, and pawl* Ist Ummum in the pqrlic ,gsramflitate. Lord A. ItAMILT9I( preeested i k e Patition from/ the Corporation of Bashers in &inks' spinal theiPo jtveillill. The Noble Lord NMwerewaa ob 'ens to this UM, and especially te,tbe somber et pr aises quailed to atlas Commissioners smiler it. He an tamited the attention of lionoondile Members to. ..th!s 'MO, whether they ward connected with Seedasd or pot. _Pm Puen.t.o/ Winimg.ll, he .Dibikeretoopi,... l l o _dffftwed tir call a medial of the sobatittants to coladdet 41 . 1 Pro' priety et petitioning tlie House, against this Bill. . The Petition was then ordered to lie ea the Neer role yea einem • The CrIANCBLIOII et the•eXt;HZQUER :moved As Ott* 491 *Tr forts iikeit mama dm Illorj - Ow the speedos helm -Mn. THINNEr4 selok he hadi ingsiused•by faunal 10e0011f1914,11iPilda4110k*"_Veig t.tlte 11.401 • •:1 BBL. , epee die neehreetio• — th77,o, — TeelfiellLi Sleek ekowld *et be redeemable iota* fsi .{she National Debi had been paid off. He bed toehold with* Act and het:add lee% admit the ellffeetietthad beet an swered by a itshoreece to the 534 ofibe late Ming. . He admitted, however, that the reforeace to the Lead fax Redemption Act afforded a stronger answer: t. the oh. jection, and he was ootdisposed to rook:Milan farther. The diffeeky which bad been towelled to him store from the want of notice to the holdeet)o64lm stock! to which notice he thought they wen naffed by tbsterms of the 37th . f King George ge Used, which coatained clauses for the redemption of the several feeds then in existence. The Three and Fos" per Cams. it appeared, were redeemable on 12 months. unite without any eon ditioe as to the redaction of debt ; bat the Five per Cents, on their creation, were declared to be irreligion able,oetil 25 millions of the debt had bees paid off, Seel were dun to be redeemed in the meaner pointed eat by the last mentioned Act respecting the Three and Pour per Vents. The mode of redeeming was then/gee: de dared by the Act creating the Fire per Cent. stock ;ood this Act expressly referred to the Acts respecting :the Three and Four per Cents. In the last seentiniedActs the direction as to the 12 months notice was very mi nute. The notice, be believed, was to be affixed to the Royal Exchange. He assured the Right Hon Gentle allin opposite, that he had no wish to embarrass the progress of the Bill ; but as he had been requested b person interestedin the Stock to Mate thiedoubt, which appeared to him to be • eery strong one, be thought he should not have done his duty to rifler the Bill to pass without stating the circumstance. The Right Honour able Headman here referred to the Act creating . the Five per Cents., which declared the redemption steeld take place " in the manner and upon the terms" stated to the Act respecting the Three and Four per Cents. — He Masted the Hoa. and Learned Member opposite * mielil give a satisfactory answer upon the subject. • The SOLICITOR-GENERAL said he was not op peameihr the difecelty suggested by the Right Host. Headman. It wee undoubtedly tree that any indivi dual holding a share of the Thrmt per Cent Stock pre vious to the consolidation, might have objected to be -mg paid off without notice ; bet, on the consolidation, the holders had all onsented. Even if the observation of the Right Hon. Member applied, it was answered' by -the circumstance Imbed mentioned. • Bat, in fact, the .wnds "in the mangier," and so on, which be had voted from the Act, referred to the WOWS of paying wd the 23 millions, which previous payment was. a previous condition for the paying off the Five per Cents. Mr. TIERNEY said his objection was, that be the mode which had been adopted for paying off the Three per Cents. the holders of the present stock had been is- The, holden of the latter bad been we parties to the gemest with *hemp( the Three per Coots., and they were now taken on the sodas. Mr. HUSKISSON thonght the wholequestien turned epee the construction of the words ...paid off." le she Aet which bad been mentioned, h was evident that they referred to the condition that a given sum should be paid off before this stock should be redeemed. The clause mopped at the words " paid off," and did net go On to star any particular manner.—(Me. Tierney. across the table, said, the particular manner of paying off was provided foe is the 16th section of the Act) — He begg .41 pardon of the Right Hon, Headsmen. Too oh de .f hat deem related to the Three per Ceuta.— (Hear, io ar )—He admitted that the Three per Grata. as now mastitated meld not be paid off without twelve months' nolo% •whatever advastages might offer throe selves to tioverement to pay off within these twelve rtontfls. The t ergetuest or the Right Hen. Member mould tofu that Mr. Pitt had tied himself up from pay- -I . %It itvart DOI 140106 ligrl7. • pl ot ',..:.!.: :'. . .. . .. niIIINVIIAVV. A lll ., . .4 .: . .0: 4.,,, if strid i Ha. , - 1 , ~ ..‘ . • ' 7 . Vi . • . . • . . • . .. •,. • . 1 , .. 0.i.:tid+.444 1., OF4.ve Nag t- . ... . • * . - , . . . .. .—.-. ... . . . __. . . . ..- L: - 1 { .4x afritliosp v . llll tat.' •.., • . . I ,+, ~,, . ... . , . -.,... , . . ~.,..-: .) ~t} . -.4ll.lo4l.rtilive t,sin la;•til•at .1, co NI; Ni -1, ,•01.01) Ay .- • 4. 4 . 4 is 1522. • . • - a .• , • ....:. 1 , 1:.••3 • • : • . -- . • . '.- 7. •. „ ~. • . • - •••,.4 thlass ni tat P.: ' ' 4niiii At arldod iififffit , .ibilla M. Ph*: 1 1 Mad iki 1 . 11. _SerilWd r• PRICE Siva); PENcig. . . 1., COVENT Oilidillil:' . . ' - • iMPIIRIAZ PA RLLEIHINT. ' bit .. 04611,0,1 e • IltosilU' and Terkel , ' missiimen weintod to eiamine the state of the !fedi iiitrirr or ma. aeclitid p ' ' --............ hadirem,c s t i modelidoe. Otherwise the siti . iiitios of had expressed their disapprobedoo of the treatment Of N nD A T. Mißea iiii:l3lll. ' kal, LORDK.—Moitmay Masai IL * amil'iMg igittrit-hoillem would not he improved the debtors. The rooms - be believed wire sometimes ac. 11 9 0 0 1 1 g. hos the Sawed Oadorlo. XX! ~ ~,,,. . by Rdirj. to the state of these uegociations , toally flooded t and an instance bad been homes of a •.•• . . • - the Pieces ore Imo the ' , .''''''.• ' . , *IOTA INNIBWT. be amdf ))lily My „hie Majesty bad to make a person beirx ionlioed in die same room with the eorre Israel la rept • Joshua. bald. ' it io gillilbtbillitillutifi v ithmk the Loon enemata- • 1b1e..,,,,, 4, • ' '. sot advise /4a to express of one of thsl. debtors. After whet bed already trams- Pert • 11.-- - Thi Plied' Port of tios; lildif btiefederaistray. sod. toed Ill*Dgelking , ' - • 6 , . :. . 4teasfrisse those whiClilwilaet used pined, he &edited some irquiry would be inuitated into I draw* THIIIIIIWIIeIf. sipentld *hie IlliatmerieCominhedeners. and ve the apish •,, t ..i dl " Illbarlpsalnir of the &Salon. As to the circumsteatte stated by the Petitioners. • - • OCSLIAIIMOVID ACM Royal A ti - MOllitger, Snot andTobaeito IL the. the , . ', liditifoals who had hitherto dissent- Mr. DICKIIVION admitted that the Room alluded to it Salmefflllietaiihree. Ma- ' 101101101:1101.Tssoder Is Aid liill ?. . • Irish rd. I . ....- • • Asa the motet of die stock was too Mall for its intended piarpose. The hellos, ischec E ess . E . I, Dmitelbettbsst, old We- Altair . 11111, .11if lel* *bum of 'ln- tritigh '•. .;..71 ~.• • , lot mead *a *Someday lest three that a plan was under consideration for remedyiog that P Y. Ifir• s'i". airist dtOMlly 'Mid of the . ladiflegiegf*flelahAlion' ovular • ....._ • • s.'. TOMeinitieramems lacetivrilence. With respect to ' the flooring of the , .Ploael, Mr. Rose. an. k 4. 7.• :I:. • " • I p ie ' ' • : ! ' 4‘ ' 7 " • ' • -' • • ••• : ••• filth* shawls . proused Sidi Dordeltips room, it was proposed to elevate the doodle, ebove i the 111801040111 imm' TN Wilke if MONTROIMI ' "la . i i i . RIM • • ' idlirlibiellif. tabus-they reach of the craw. The Hon. Measlier ferilbrawahary , 3,,,„f! , , v., .: i,t moo it •,- . . jeetzliademielhodlitit AMIIMOPIie • •••, ''‘ • ' ealilidliNki Oa ' di.loll. as was under atisistake as to the circumstance he had men. , .'e i ill ". 40111 , 4*. ' 11646 * i t r igrdearl." - . r +..• •• • - homeeinskao• 011eti; Mused. respecting die confinetneut of a person is the • _-. ' - •'• vs"- • . ObbrPipbelp for Ild • . - '‘ •• . • Ofidie paisibithimin emote same room - With the dead body of one of the debtors. sorrriLlasecli ww l shift '' '. '' • ' '"`"' 2 ' * '' ' 4 ' 4 ''''''' ''-'' '• , 61411": I :! s . . . . tt•.• - • 4• . Tht NHS of the.deeessod wished to revetdowl.di the bode Ik o n ea". es , it mat . gwig As i be ' • -ig wh in ko A D ; -. A ' lial ~.i.iii yid 110041tir.1 t e t edmlgoisywhe_;. of his When Aid 4" other perms. who Li. a chobtai, Z§6 frio awl' „... foisiatir *yds* Keit laths -"---- , - v 110 •,. at . • id. • leataLiir mmeined in the room. • '--- - .. -' lin " ba thrtalhie. .••,"•." :' :. '. -.',„,peo , , :. • wield lid 1 . ".. i rt . 4 'VW, „ m .,, Ordered to Is t edieraited..' •'.• . , . , .0.• / (14••••", •••••aryffi, • 1 .• • • !Alla • alt e • . .„. . • , - , .• - ' .1 1 1 r. 11114111# 11 thea ler nien a Petition' Rime ,the -7 .- : . • ',:• 1 .. . ' • , - ' • • ''''"-'" '''' t i ',,, - • • • • rde* stalk sot* 'tsioteg . ." Wm. Ceeeweil, - I _ gismo of etp*st,' le • ••••rof1".• Virriller. , ,;--,•••• -el m% ~. ai ii . . •'.40" , f . , , L . ,• ' . itettler,. mid .ihm siseamee Hof tsparetsil.mtemrefiK who lead, lima d-iti - • ' :,, • • , • • , gad ilk a . ' 4l ". ehanoetert et lase nMerith'if the ' Lester thud fir sixteen, yeari, at the soh of ;be VW „., " ___ .' . Aim, . • •4 - . • ,••.,44,• .i ,- ~ ...:4 4 ' bed lees dithumM - MII the teeadoadis CrowL I ffikoOtywO had met does a disebeigteler idea; Amoilintilitt. men. . . - • Adl Ad. 11111 , -..eftbdidat:tiestiriuml air ie r. If the imam fil- but mule aim- -tahle difirmalsphocruisou as se.hf r diw k .4.... *he . • ' IMO*. eddili Km - - Aar) 4=1,, it perusal rehre. .. • ; . 1, '• t I 1 . M ahn . /..aleasiasi widisehetares- *OM Mr. DICK NSON said, be ito charge was mar . • , /i c. : si t i i ts a i d4 s to n po son 4f i ki leas ifilazEz le " 4bm pails I, Lidded to be conveyed Iry ~ i4tion agaims the er.plaa Wits stn , . of its ', ft , forth - pewee Ott the .true, of fildwiersetabire. . . ~ it " . ti l ' -" w lit ~ . . ~,a ustris.miug or „ sae. .' Nolte to bap this moseuretikengh, • bat it would Mr. BENNET said. be knew not attic was to blame; be nmatitomeide iflsetiid se, espesially if the beam whether it was the.perpeteal Ceder Sheri ff or the Mis ide far -.` - .is' 116 •4 8. 4 1 •BUIBM_,„ _,_„ffintl,_ _ . Nth' irvesior Wm' MN MS oak Ihillk 41111vereartwidi a ll its dassils. - gistmey. SAM isepepe Lib fesenima, the 'wet etas variety el eg an"' /nous ln"mg I" al= • The °maidenlike this dropped. and the• holm ad- Mr. DICKINSON said . there was no perpetual Coder etipeltur troaraltio the hooloseldl tiry eihinuliois , bad be aid j osess i dki sl o oos i go . • .7 . -7 - . ; • ' • .- . Sheriff. swot Wasey. Sy the*. Hai_ tliale IhMorind. .. Jil loridndsber l_ ,b• 0 '4 ,4 _, _ __,__ 4lllo6 211) • Tile bow* reessedialidairebiebb. Oka Illts lAA- Thw.cIiANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER *ea, hi lea ba alma* re irrololim !rim Wilingiwai° anon"' II Ilk. milm °I T•ign'urlg.• actorsashodiers:Amineßatiommirm -bemildiasn the the individual is negation bad 1..... e .4.11....1 f.. G... PIANO-140kt INC-. PitoiocK, sen M. maw% to. Prior, SO 'ldeas, it is. $. R. rims SOP- MPAINIL UP. Itrato-Votten : prim, tram 41 . 1 Wets. Inn fe te 100 pine irl mama. • it to erne, that it Is bla in. re me at. e b= h lriallVetk4l: WO INV 4 ' 1111a. 1 r_i*ritier 9 h as at ite et li .IPfees t= coratoNy so male; or I. riding to esetaage Ingr Intro waitnee at their regent. Ba nes say In had. grads, is ap- gingiva" of ali kis& remind gipping me /bolsi NM. IDS OP TWENTY YEARS. by the Pies, at the !stoo ryry Tit SIDE of BLOOMSBURY (' the top of Sobthampton street, COMPANY belt leave to as. that the above Hesse is their minim, mbar, they evades* to y, sod tbs Pubue Ida WAR. Lines, for I and Illisete, of at a price eamileweber hrough any Wig tsairra. 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