The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-13 00:00:00

I. r 4.040. 1 , , .. iii •, I I . 7 1 .. . 4 f l • . k. 1 I 1 i , •' i 1 ( i t t 0 ) „ : 1 . . , 1, !: 1 1 I . ' i I i ; .. I . 1 i • • , • , ~.. ‘,.. i , . . ..,,,..... ...., S .7 1, •••••••r - 71,1••,1 , TO CABINET MAKEANDRn. UPH OTHER OLSTERERS, BRO KERS, S. •wif .rtured and Vontemsfactured Steep of FINE HISPA- N'lt'll.‘ and HONDURAS 141‘HOGANY, la LOOP, 1 lila. Boards, and Veneers t Bed Pillars, Cedar, Dry De.els, Clapboard Lergs Rote Wood. ate. TO BE SOLD 13Y AUCTION, By Mr. SHERWOOD, On the Premien, No: 59, Leraher-lanc, H•elhorn, on TUES. DAY NEST, gad followiag Day, at 'l' welve, by order of the Prepileme, )Ig. John Hobbt, leaving off BLLAIICS.S, add tting the Preit;t9et. E liamstaimitrod STOCK. Ciampara ba,034. , brcaoy Wardrobes, Pedestals, Sideboard.; Dining, Card, Pembroke, and Safer:Alb, in Rose Wood, halite Wood, and Wahrionv 6 ChESIS Drawcrs, several Sets of Mahogmy r ight Tables, Bed Steps,'Dro.-slng and Shaving Stands, Four-post end Tent lledsteads, fee. Ike:: mad, hype:n*4om, :fleaat Forty Lets of &toed-heed Fernitarg, twosisting of a M ihngsny GellevatSidelsonrd, Dining and Card Tables, Chairs, iteJstnl, Beattie*, Table Clock, two 1141f:regi.sier htovcs, to 4 •eful Kiseleas Roquiaires of the tranildw ription. he MAaIUFACTVRED hro nod S ECON D-11 AND !1; It `[TUNE will be Sold an the First 1)4). 51,,y be viewed two days preceding the 84i; and Catalogues may he had on 11w Premises t at the Melon Mail,'near thu Backs and eel' Mr. Sherwood. 41, Bartbeluelew-Ciose. TO 00 Rlt ES PON D ENTS. lye agree generally with the opinions of A sures JvsviTt Iry as lacy are st4ted in the private letters with which hr ha favoured us. We do oot, however, perfsi,tly wider:tau,: what he vabhes us ta 40, *Wive! to this 4nd we ,hall be glad jf hr will enable us to write to him, by pmt, by giving an address directed to a cypher, or in any other manger. We are obliged to aC 0 Isl. RE♦otn, at llNthe, for the information he has given 114, but we do ant think it wilder:: '• to publish hie letter. Wait of roam prevents our inserting the ncrount of 131.1 cit, Livo R.tt e, received from a friend at Narwich yesterday. At , ived. Mhals• 1 Waterford • • * ••• 0000000 •,•,••• • Cruliz 0000000 .... t 1 • — 0 I ishqn Olt 14 ki.QC 10; pAtt A r Osku 3 per Capt. Red. pi 41 5 I.4prr Celt. Cyr. 66 6j Om** dis. A THE , STATESMAN. LONDON: SATTentp4T, OCTOgeR 13, 1810. Dutch Papers to the 11th instant, and French to the Bth, reached town last night. hltiaaa hasp at length, made good a landing in Sicily. The ac. count, in The Musiteur, of this exploit, we have I given in another part of our Paper. It is, how. I ever, exceedingly obscure; but, it appears the en. tcrprizo failed, with some btu of troops by MvaAr. In an official report of the Russian army, it is that an action has been fought with the Turks, on the 7th ult. which lasted from ten o'clock in the morning till seven lo the evening, and the result of which was, in the words of this account, that the Turkish army 4 f was no more." It is asserted that they lost 5,000 men killed, that their camp was surrendered by capitulation, and that all their arms, btgg tge, and artillery, 178 stand of co. lours, and 5,000 prisoners fellinto thc hands of the Russians • Ar Ibis intelligent, is true, it is a very Unfortunate circumstance b•ith for Turkey and Russia; but it is most so for the latter. We do not know, that Ituasia cap any way escape from the fate to which has doomed her. But, if she can re. r:ist France, it must he by_ calling back her troops fort:mills Jo her own torritorx, and improving, in. stead of wasting, every etNeureeshe has. The loss of a battle, therefore, with the Tails; which might induce Russia to make peace with the Porte wunld proba bly • b he more serviceable to R.ussia than 40 splendid -victories. Indeed, this cannot b.a doubted; and how the Emperor ALEXASDER I S Counsellors come to Overbisek it, is Mutter of surprise. .kappose A t.mt. 431 mm CoOld" subdue thc grea ter Part, or the whole Of turkey-4o woUld • be weakened • by the coevew ler • the present, at least. • Well Oen, It i olth e tauve calls "Mt , 41111 fito ItacriB - he k" 'swilling to Stake, and wisiois i‘, in truth, Without putting the hand to Isla 4411 destiuctionLitt this dilemma, instead ef being iti;• some degree prePared, by coign-. erstion of his fOrces, be is occupying Turkey. Bb. n i o ilOubt, set ALEZANDLIt Upon chiC;l'L . dieelous Exexolvirixr (alas, what •an unhappx Wurd b acid) to preppie the way for Autititii. Den's doWnfal: People complain of BOJRA i r t tATt's • .• , t • . treachery, and • not without reason get: wA7 they run intolis snares ? The Cabinet of -Peters, • 4l) burgh is as foolish as thit of. St. J.tsracs ; satpro. • 6ably the same re salta will, pnnish bothlnirlogd and hustfo 'foi the folly of their *W m . Russia is, fighting for what will do bee lb.- ecfrod,lf the.ohtiln tagland fur's piece of ground • which She. Stever can ukintain (or soy per/d of ciitscseenc4 And lioth 01.1 and the other are wasting their to:folsor IXTLACAR . Le ENtaflr fibiella 040* we • hove been quoting, flaw"' oda the lollowieg of ap pgr opals prisiltiec:4i to be Palsied in alt As Stater of the Rhenish tonfiickratis B et. It is expected Old IS 10011 as BERVADOTT6III.I3SA arrivis io Swedini, CHALLT.t3 Ritf resin, alleging his age and incrcaving intiimitics as this snoliTa of his ab4ic:itiun. iangiostrtr has created nine Bishops, whom . the assaitiary ilialsops of, ..1 . ,01et o and Portoltiro hit`' ufcred to c onsecrate, without asking the . commit obation or approbatio n of the Pore, no longei, it . appear', . • .eoexiho spitiimel head of Ik. Cliuich of Reedit • Aitetiliamord jivskrdiey . the rstrittits totter ie. *vim:fir we Orurlu , 1110.1iibitf the allied army in Flarlit!Cal had surr,,untlikl NV:tit/40 troops. Other ritivorts itirfrotl;' 'or f i e . I.IY/ki s atitt IT, in the coven of ilk; rycisini. They are mot worth.repcit. - .~ . A. , ins. We are sorry, however, we cannot relieve liskpeMa *Ty gn inkpostqnt topic. _No new dlipaiborg ► briers, hive arrived; but if any biarej:o4 ar•iept careftilly from the public' eye. - It is wala._extrese pleasure Ire announce. OP the authority of a Psper likely to be correctly inform ! ed oo the subject, that it Vs intended to greed the corn platioll of the - fiftiettt-year•of his hi Ai OTT'S. reign, by the liberation of ail crows debturs x and that Parliament will bo invited to liberate all private &Mors. .This, at least, Will make a Partial, and considerably eattmsivo Juana' ; a Jubilee to men 'sunken in sorrow, and smitten by au ignorant and iroir.banded policy. We cameot hail with any tribute of joy, the: events of his Majesty's reign ; for they have beers its. fortunate—most unfortunate! But, wu will not re. fuse consolation whera.ever we can find it; and, in this humane act, there is a great deal of considatlOn. Hundreds of persons restored to libertg and ee. cupalion, wile aro pining beneath the want of broth ono and the other, is a grateful sight ! And we give the tribute of our respect to the heart of him who suggested the idea, whosoever that person may be. his a deed worthy of a Monarch ; and as such it will be received by every soul ha his Ma. J EST Vs donsioionf. A Letter, dated Munich, 24th Sept. says— " We are assured that the new division of the kingdom - of Bavaria is definitively settled. It will be divided, into nine departments, of which the principal places will be Munich, Ratisbon, Pas. sae, Saltzburg, Inspruck, Dellingee,'Nuremburg, Bamberg, and Bayreuth. It appears that the town of Augsburg is not to be the chief place of the Dc. partnicut, because it is intended to convert it iutu a -fortress. —(Moniteur, Oct. 3.) The account brought by the King's Messenger, this morning, of the state of the Princess AMELIA% health, up to about half past ten o'clock, is, WO lament to say, that her Royal Ilighness is worse ) and had but an indifferent night. By a letter from Dolninie . a; .. oTihe 14th August, we are sorry to learn, that the remains of the 4tith Regiment, who so gallantly distinguished themselves under Sir G EORGE PaLeos; in 1805, and since at , Guadeloupe, bury no less than from five to nine every wink. They have beets a mere skeleton for the last throe years. A letter, dated May na, eighty miles from !spa hart, is said to have been received, by which it ap pears, that Gen. MALcotas and suite had advanced so far on his embassy to the Persian Court. Gen. MA t.coot had received au invitation to proceed to Court; and during the whole of his progress hail bans treated withutteaamptdd favour and *mations A print of BONAPA km ) lately published in Park, has been just received in town, from which it ap. pears that he is grown extremely corpulent. lie is repreiented mounted on his favourite charger, and in the back ground are likenesves.of Josmi BONA PARTE, who looks aged and withered ; his brother Limits, who bass barna tie and agreeable countenance; and a ferocious resemblance of the whiskeridAing, AOACIIIM MOUT ? A letter from a British Officer, a prisoner of war at Givet, Department of Ardennes, states as fol.: lows :—" After being so long buoyed up with the eTpect.ttion of a general exchange, I new begin to fear that our hopes will not be realized ; as I learn with deep regret, that the neeuciatiou is nearly broken off. We are also told, that we shall be placed. under greater restrictions than heretofore ; and that after the lapse of another month, we are to he debarred from corresponding with our friends through the usual channels : it is therefore Aruba. ble, that this will be the last letter I shall be able to ' send you while I remain in this country." An article from .Berne, September IS, says : " The I.,:mpress ,ToSEPUINIE and the Queen of Boa. LANo, hist Week visited the delightful• valley of. Chamouni, and passed up to the celebrated sever de flace (or, sea of Ice), near the foot of MuntAllaise., These illustrious travellers are expected tu . juin the ,Grand Duchess CONSTANTINE, in a tow days, at' bloofchatel.' s_.. . . • INnieaq of a Letter from Stockholm, dated Oct. 11.—" At Orebro nothing ia doles, and it is expected :that the Diet wilt be revered to StoCkholat,uoae.. 'count of the Kt Not! illness; .as aka) forthe imp* of receisin4 Mors splendidly their tie's" ,Catriew PRINCE, who is expected here oft thotUtfritiatalit. .There is a ATM t that A arc ANDER, findiettliiit - he l must at all events-lose Finland, hips insitril Pie late G usTA rut A uoLettes to Petersburgh, toput•libuself ai the head of . the Fins, and regain the .Throite of Sweden; by this means ALMA Wlnit will have no thing to'fisr-frsins that ..iner ter, and be able to ern. pre ' ..- ~._,_ h y a ll mei • sOresrangalost. *Mice, in ti: event of. litattirnies being Conniteitted. Strong remonstraker have, 1 0 1 0 mean (idle, been matte by the Sori. dish Aishamiador, Baron OXVitiTIER,NA, tea' fits`. Court of Danmark, on account of the mon, captor's maik by 'the latter; nut only the restoration of, -shipe and cargoes indiscriminately, but also Wow- . tiificatioss for los 'of time and expeocce have been demanded. Threats are even said to have s been used on the part of the Swedish Government. It has been preyed, that three prirateers, belonging to a practitioner in the Danish Court sif - Chancery, have nside a great many captures; by the fullowiug .stratagem :--The Counsellor's prirateers keep chsea togetlfer ; one of them hails aey'Swedish vessel they fan in'with, over.bauls hi:r papers, saki, ill doing :so,' the Orly boarding rontriees to dePosit i utter, or • w tititiKiiitti some lueker, or to dr o p' l into the hold,—thereliser is' ',erudite', to 'proceed ;. in half An hour one of,the:Citter privateers Was elsd Wirth in 'hie Imanner, the fatal document is 'found ? the vehsel is seized, carried into a Danish purl, sulitY init. iiscation is the sure, the uuavoidable sonsclicom !". - .... _. THE Irr4AWAN, COOKE THE 4CTOR. t .~,~ 4 • • . ; • The .Yarning Chronicle of this ,dapc,ontai ns thu tallowin4 article : Mr,' Coarse, the Ybiladelphis hinastArl. having been charged with resorting to a trick to pi-ochre the departure of Mr..cctoAit (rata tkerpoßt t we think it but justice to pub- j Atr.Cooria's letter, whiiii-wereceiired two or Aria rlttya • • • 'TO Til ft tbITOR OF TUE MORKISO CHRONICLE. Sta. ',Lorin:oats 9cr. 7. I have been fortunate in engaging Mr. GEwaG€ Coolie, of Covent-garden l'heatve, to play under mt direction is Aihtea rice, and on Thuralay list he sailed from this port to New- York, The reason of ap troubling you with this letter is, that an aboard and calumnious report has oat titled iii Liver pool (owing, I presume, to the negociatliets haltag been far eta un with seemly, and his intentions not having been known until he had actually departed),that I had prevailed with Air. Cootie to quit linglawl, when be was prevented by inebriety from exertiug his judgment sad free strilLapJa the occasion. I t 6 possible that this 'lambi may reach Looden. and as Mr. Cooks is tut object of cutitilietahle public interest, may Sol its way lam the Joetaals. 1 assure Foe, on my word Of Wooer, 1 that this is an obsolete falsehood, that the ompssiatissa teethe sm. 1 gagement under *idols Mr. Coots has iiiiskarkfd, was tom seemed about the dth M divitat last, ea sass eompleted as the Sd lastest, to the mamma at petted subtlety, and entire ar il deestaadiog of all the attedigidatetc That the berm" *at it' seeded she muds of easborkellon, stas waly to prevent she soli. citation of his friends la idowposol which might diatoms him.. :md 'which hedetera►tseEtohttMf a rslsewasresalved upon the step ha was ahem hike. Mt Widget is to request, that, If such falsehoods as t have Maid M shoal lied their way into the London papas, yes would hate the goodness to de/irate a portion of your rupee * the denial of the 'negation. Re , questing yea will perdue the latrusioa _ - • 1 nista, Sir, yew very abeam Servant, ••• ' • . THOMAS A. COOPER.'" Most oftlsiXorning Papers contain the follow. ing letter, from which It would appear that Mr. Coosa-fully intended 1p return to hts professional engagements in London. 'rime is a mystery in this that cannot, at foreserai Ise eloveluped : " TO Ha:MIX, HARRIS, ESQ. T,H SATRE RQYA ceifEkT-GARPUN'. . .' • I. " Mt Dia* Btu, Liverpool , Sept. 90th. _ _ " This mews* 1 received your of the tUth. Part of my luggage has been is town, I hope, this mouth past. I have nut appeared on asty Stage since the 7th. From the night I dunned my engagement in this tows', Tuesday the 14th of Aug. 1 have only acted five night". I have been under medical care the greatest part of Use ties Agee I returned here, and indeed it was for that purpose I came. Min ries, who is recovering hams a very severe attack of shrivel, requested me to stay a day or two for him. I have duce ea, and Jesifhiday I paid" fur bath our places on T.esday earning next (Sunday coaches being all engaged, and not one going on Monday, the Mail ex cepted). On Wednesday evening we shall, I toot, reach the Golden " I remain, my de:sr Sir, " Your mon obedient, " G. P. COOKY." PEDtrittlANtsm.--Mr. GIBBONS resigned his match to go at the rate of four miles an hour fur three days, on Maidenhead Thicket, on Thursday evening, when he had only 25 miles to do In 10. hours ; but his frame was so much debilitated, and his legs so much Swollen, that he could Dot walk ' mo ther mile, although he had gone 52 milts (from Vifield) on that day. Ho was be a state of high fever yesterday morning, and was considered in ' very bad nay. PARTY sat PLEMlnnedi•All animist Silvensith in the City, said to NI far advanced in the way towards securing hicecennti plans in trade, made the tour of Windsor on Sunday su'nnight. Retook the journey on foot fur the beet& of exercise, and returned to town that night; having eapended f o e .his dinner and refreshments tho enorsooor sum of fourpence halfpenny. hear this ye:Spendthrifts and Epicures! and blush for your barouches, your venison, and turtle! Oo a man of wit asking his last• will, be be. qucathoil legacies to all hie dosisesties, for their long sad faithful soviets; 6* but to •in stettiarctl'elesil leave nothing, Weeny he hat served me snore forty yearj„../...:-- li is a tiit, that in marry parishes of the Metre. poll decrepid old melt are employed as Watch. gleSl4 1114frrely to keep them out of the Work-house. Can Aro wonder at the increase at burglaries and street robberies ? EITH AORIJINART A DTlMTletltelTo.Tbe fol. lowing curious astreftisement lately imitated in a Provincial Print •••. 44 wo be Sold by Private Con. tract, a beautiful nick:keg, re parrot, two spaniels, and a tortoise-44 l'oin cat, the property of a lady, just marritd, who has no further occasion fur the saute." . Au old gttutleman, of libertine celebrity, lately made a settlement of Iftypounds a.year on it young girl, to be paid u lung as she loved him. She in. considerately left him, and attached herself to 'a young man, more suitable to her taste, and .who oaring (umlauted the contract, thought he Could Me . ,viiro it. In consequence she claimed the qularters hi arrear, informing her old kelnOrt:lo, Upon stamp paper, that she still lotted hiss. He was couse. tilienily fineed to abide by his agreement, haring no means of disproving the damsel's assertion. At a fashionable watering.platt,4 Clergyman has recently much distinguished himself by driving a barotiche. It has hewn observed there, that the bu. siness of a Clergyman is rather inked than to deists. One England tias been charged with robbing his infester. it is the inisfortutic of Oitilinseiroul to be robbed by her servants. • A woman applied for miler the other day, to ohs officers a a parish in the` Borough, and stated, that she had been ruined by a speculation in walnuts St Croydon Fair ! 1 Mrs. IiAMFATON, an actress of contidentlite provincial celebrity, is to make her first appear. once in Covent.garden Theatre, in Lisa diiiraCter of Cordelia. . Thu Royal flihernian Theatre in Dublin opened on Muudsy last, under the inanagetnent of Mr. IL JolrtsTnx, who is also the Proprietor. The guts of: a respectable Alernber of Parlialeesst Is now perfoin4rtg in a strolling company wider a, feigned nese,: hat is a wretched - Actor. Ile cons. 1- . • ....1 • . .. _ , asedfed lila WU r at a i private s 11,19 re 10 Deft . Ck . . , SOM. —. ' • • "alltillA SIiiitITUTIT T S.—The best kW of. Wee, reetee.a. 4iou'w 'fur that purports, ii the purchase of ilswesifiliChisa i rsi at CA RTER's, Pro. 11, Charing. • Coas t before the 111th of this Month. "' . . .1•1•Mr.1.1 • : ..N.d;r4ll. INT'ELLIGENULI. PIoIiTiMOUTII, OCT. Lt.—Nothing arrived of to-day. Came into harbour the Dapper c," 6 1" .PLYI[ouTY, Ocr. I.—Sailed the Venerabl., o f 7 ?ions to the westward, (Coast of Sp a i n) `,wired the Rorer stoop, from Ldth. Th u Dryad higate is expected to sail this e►eu ipr, fa tlu asorth-west coast of Spain. FACUOUTII I . OCT. 10.—iailed the aesterfe4 Packet, with mails fur Madeira aud the !Intik ; Lai the Eady Puller. ditto, with mails fur 4,,,, m i cal ilArbadues, and Martinique. DELL, OCT. lA.—Smiled his NNW'''. Chip Marlborough, near-Admiral Sir Air luird Strsch ial to juiu the fleet of Flogiug. Game down from the river the Harmony, C r i 4 then, fur Newfoundland. All Lad ILY FETE. hitt aud its neighbour. Monday evening last, BeN baud wets enlivened by a brilliant entertainmem consisting of a ball and supper, given by t h e of ' ficen of that gallant and distinguished corps op t Battalion of the filst Infantry, and the G, r ,, man Legion, of which various individuals a distinction of Brighton, Basting., Battle, li d the surrounding country, partook. Thad( u m Opened at nine o'clock, and continued uutilsb ott t an h ;iur after midnight, when the ,supper.ruou (th i spacious mess room of the 81s1) was thrum' qtp , The tables, three in number, mere covered rich choicest viands that the SCatlll could predicto r . ;lamented and embellished in the must fanciful so,l pleasing manner. , They were presently surrounded by the gratified guests, in number about 140. As room was tastefully adorned by various derictsal crowns, stars, &t. formed with bayonets, the po. lisp of which, as' veriegated lamps were hum .spersed about- &haa t occasioned a melt Milne and striking effect. Round Lotrrautseuesuis grand repruseatation of the Battle Of Main, 4 battle is :which the 81st had so bravely du. tinguished itself, and procured Its lionoursbll bearings on their appointments, the colours of tit regiment were as tastefully displayed as the shattersd state in which the action of Corunna bad left On would permit. Towards three o'clock dancing was resumed* continued until seven; when the company beva generally to retire, highly platted with the en. tainmeut they had enjoyed. A fete on a scale is attended was never before sees iu the neighbourhuol of Yesterday hi• Royal Highness the Priam of WALE! utmost iu limit from Windsor. Lord A. Purr s 'yew'd on of the Duke of Noeteruseaeneasia,.'arrived yesterday at North. umbecland 'louse from sea, after an ihseuee of lulu roars. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the Eastofudia Ousel, w ben the undermentioned Mtn ship, taken up los the ensuing season were thus timed, Ids: %Taiga, Simpsoa_ . , and Northnmptcm. for Bombs and En. gal, to be attnet Dec. Its. Shit from Grave,eodOalle. fiener.l isto,trt, Sir Wm. l'ultenev, Denwes, Rd (km for Madras and Bengal, to be allont jaa. SC Sail lismairos. ' mat Feb. ft. Totteotatia tTolon,_ Gallus!, and Retreat, to be aka /dant , 9. !ad from Gravelieud April 9. The destination s' the sitip Warren Hastinp beioa sited floe St. Defeo* eau Bengal, to Regal direct, was ordeods •be afloat March 9. Sail to tirave , eust 94th dittos stay aute i rays. Se is the Dawns *patio. An expedition, it is said, is preparing, whielo teconsist of ten frigates, each to contain a flambe of troops of the line, exclusive of a coniiderablo proportion of marines. Mr. Nu, the King's Messenger, arrived in town yesterday from Morlaix. lie was accompined by a Mr. Girmite, who is understood to be an Arsu riean gentleman, who came over with his free France. The negoeiation fur an exchange of ini. toners is still in train, but it is net expected to cum to a successful issue. Pops Plus VII. it is said, enjoys a befterstati f heal, Is at Savona, than he did at any period of Is residence at home, and bears his degradsuoned exile with the composure of a Christian, and the -fortitude of a man. COYENT-GARDEN.--The English Fleet, and Oscar and illalvina, were the performance , at this Theatre last night ; in the latter of which OAP avec, the celebrated performer tut the Union Pyi. delighted the audience by hiss masterly executo the several beitittifu I airs allotted to him in Oils f ~. vwstri to National Scottish spectacle., MANNERS, Bert. e. Itastaer..—A writ of ' quirt of damages in this cause was executed bcfm the Sheriff, at the George lien, in ss l' Grandneir Monday last. The action was brought by SWI Manners, against Mr. John Kasten, his late Roo , for over-holding a farm at Great Poitton, ia I county, after a regular notice to quit, in which' Plaintiff sought to recover a eonspensationloda:oo fur the niesne profits received by the'Ds feudaneft the expiration of his notice to quit, for removing' selling off the hay, straw s and manure, upond ',, ''' premiers, fur mismanagement o f the laud, cud the waste, spoil s and destruction co mmitted by Defendant's order upon the buildings and fence; when esidence being adduced to establish the be t h thu jury, Willa. was II very respectable mien _. turned a verdict of one thousand pounds del' 4 7 being the whole of the damages &s t a id by t he OA" tiff in his de , laratiois.. Clialt roR THE AsTuxA.—'lo Straglaiiiilni_: rillAild-appie, is dried'; the !curs, a pple, sittl i n "' ,'.cut Ile together and smoked three taws s.t ij 'an empty :stomach, the person neither c atirl o g i ; shrieking while smoking, mid swalloaing r . in , of the sillies ss possible. This is reckaaeo '7, b . fallible CUSC for the Asthma. • Great care shor ic , taken net to take any of. the thorn -apple i 3 u nte hes l .4 Or to let it illy about careless l y , ab it i 5 , poison. I.