The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-13 00:00:00

I OPXERVATIONS 01# 1116 PRMRNT srArs Or 1118 POUCH OP 7718 if RTKUPOLIS. ST 11. 11. liatawitatoa, UQ. . ''. • retinas TUE easteuaivats. no. 38, VIM 18124 . The principle of our present polies estsblishment is. perhaps, as little objectionable as say that can be de. a :erel for the regulation of the metropolis. The diel %ion of the town into districts. over which distinct offices, with their establishments, =iambs their seve ral joriedletions, seems to present the moat likely means, of affording to each its adequate protection. • .11agietrates and officers might, with efficient means, have thereby the opportunity of becoming acquainted with the ehatacter of the inhabitancy seder their pro wetion. and of ascertaining and disceeeritur the per. soos and the pursuits of those whiled it is their pee*. • liar premiere to watch and control. In this respect, (so far as authoritierdifferently Circumstanced could be assimilated.) the capital might have much of the advantage of our provincial magistracy. if facilities proportioned to its etigenciss were afforded to the ma ' rietrates acting in London, so as to give them a coastline • and pervading views( the districts oesnositted to their. . charge. if, therefore. the °pennies of polls, has hitherto.disappoisted public expectation, the failure's neither attributable to the Government, nor to those • who bore its admiaistration or execution le their • heads, This failure has arisen in addiloa to the . clews before mentioned, from the insufficiency of power and of mesas in every department. and from else disproportionate strength between these who tide • minister, and those who violate the laws. It is hopeless then to expect an effielest police, tan ' less the Legielatare will' impart to it that influence • and those large means which will give the necessary `impulse. direction, and force, to all its executive branches. With these means, I think that no one who has rightly conaidered the subject, and witnessed the praetical illustration of effective police in its most arduous struggle with a criminal population. can dm& the issues of • contest between the law and its • violaties. ' Experimeat is the only test by which we can try a question of this -sort, and answer the scepticism of . those who imagine because difficulties have not given way to the memo hitherto adopted against them, that all farther auempts out necessarily be visionary and 'abortive. Bat such, unfortusately, is the coarictioo of many who thew. Wier that preventive polies is .imprecticahle. NottOthstandlog such opposers, I maintain, that if 'police can be made effective in one part of the town, it • may •be soda another ; and that if it has been tried saccessfelly is a place where the obstacles were most .foratiJable. Its semen may a fortiori, be .reasonably expected, with leas means, and greater ease. when arch difficulties do not exist; and farther, that if it .be se le oat or more districts. it may be neivenally obtained !keening* the whole metropolis. by the ap .plicatipar n ettlession .Of Ott !suss which have in those olsen. proved snecessiel. . . Mug szemplifieatioi-ifilde principle bas fall .* a armed obseriatials sad practice. In the 'varlets of Spitallields there bid existed for a long time the ,Lost open and daring' defiance of ell law and its authorities that ever was exhibited hi the metropolis; it Was not the hidden retreat of catalpa's, wheace shop. emerged by night, to, copeissit enseen doped'. Pose or . _opt rages _free 1,110111,1? maim* Iberia escape; bit there wii7,114. pariah aelitilly a commualiy of thieves, and of Gm most profligate. . • iharatiers, of aliages and deecriptiins, who, in the ....• rape's( day. dared with impunity the approaches of )..; any force that the police could collect against tam There wail also in the parish a point of nightly con cestratioq, whither these persons resorted, and where. under the potence of a bear-bait, they poseerted their manifold eperations, and frOm which .they. departed in pursuit of them ; whioh spot too, fro. tbe exhibition of a ferocious sport, attracted numbers of Idle and thoughtless spectators, matey of whom, doubtless. soon became the victims of curiosity and of subsequent corruption. This place was under ground. peculiarly suited to resist all hostile approaches from the police ; *ad the Numbers assembled were ;emend!). so . great. as to maks it iseposaibie to invade them with the ordi nisey police force, bat at the risk of probable destrac lion. These nuisances and crying esopemities bad ex isted for plan : representation after representation Lad been 'made to the magistrates ; they had the will, tut not the poWer, to remove them. At laet, the evil idle to such a height, and made the residence in, and Reuses through, the district so alarming. that the in habitants themselves determined to try tbs effect of sep internal police, to enlist themselves is tbs public service. and to add their strength to the limited force of tbe.tegular establishment. Throarls the activity, seal and spirit of 'moo of the principal inhalaitints of the parish, one hundred and eight special constables i • were swore in, and set to work is earoest, taking 'all tie duty of regularly established patroles. When this. force was duly orgathed, and effectually set in elation, it was resolved to attack the main holds of ti,esit faissidable gangs; this celebrated . bear-bait was accordiegly visited under a privy search.warrapt, by the salted strength of the regular and parochial toile; a scene took place something like the memorable Gatmetreet: attack. The senior -officer at Worship. street, with a few others, effected their entrance, tr ii ii. bur-bait the with all its clamour wee going on; aged and, valuable officer (without arms) told thy* sesiblage his errand; symptoms of resistance ensued, bat he informed them it was in vain; thpt phi's° a hundred ceastahles surrounded the premises, and AO. they could not escape; an attempt was then t 0a40,..e0 extinguish the lights, but the same officer. taking a dark lantern from his pocket. turned the light apes them, and told them that there was light enough' in their pockets to see them all; this, with an unsure's". fed effort of some to escape through a little outlet, rinsed the scene. The officer then very quietly ap prised -them, that his object sass only to apprehend she characters described in his warrant, and that the fret might ice nobl y depart. fie then desired them at to • file. eft rand gradually, and -the officers; reketeal tire 'ooterross. who *en carried to the office; tins lieat•-.card was committed to the House of I orrection, as a me* and vagabond ; the common t:.ll•ves were holden to bail ; the bear bait ce ased, the place was shut up, aud the reodervosa destroyed.. Another public annoyance, of mach leagee media', was in a short tin's, by means of this sew police. IT moved. There was a particular part of the parish' _.,~ _ . . . . . i . . • . ,: •.'" '. '':•.-- '.. - ~..,t, ‘ • • . ' tblem elseistsre resorted is esid-day, animheee groaner pleader, and feisty sort of labralty .was - pattamd.- It bad Mee aught in vide Hata mitigate this Wenn t-hilit by the mete Aided, tiesalirtekb $ large pollee eillevded, sad the s'ilabsublat wit% Vi sited, this plea was ales cempletelfrailinfl WI **whits wis freed from Abet". Imitakiii tiader • lice and danger to'wisieh It Mod be lettiliii, +r l • The streets, too, were broagitt "te a statist sed‘rity.trea ' the vizilasee sad, persailseladoe et a seentaat ninkilly patrols. The aeighboariag parish was. sheet thorium time. infested by the practice of Itsitheite, sad the ear sapient acceareladoa which they bresgit of the dower ate abareelers of the tows. - Wiehtleald els mesereas 'sternal fora, raised by the sanypipielhaericreated apes the same principles ea the brim, Ihingitebir ANN with equally 'tradable elate, sourplebeir turreened theme brutal amass, and rammed peace and seeeiltrtmlet lababitaits.' Sack, then, was the intone. of a thafifimaporary in& distal police to meet extreimonnerfeekies; and him was se Legislation, naitinkillt what every body ial understated, may be dose nafrahers, awl which retrabee nothing bet se adequate baste-do every where • • • .. - 1 LAW 11#11 i lamc. , • COURT OF CHANCERY; Fan. It LORD . 11 "CAIN.* RIVIRR•T V. lIINIDOW AID All IL. • . TM lane XnascaLson, ia all to as $Ol- 1 cation that bed Mee made for as inje a to reeled.. the defeadsnt from rblishiag a P celled Caen, 1 the copyright of which had bees par ' • by Wr. Murray of Lad Simi, for two bogs its. headrest guineas said—"N lima emit this e. ShadwelL This Chart bre*, the Milt of . kapferieg in lbw , ' rery piney of lbia ester*. withint 4 b convinced that an action at law could be esstnitid for it. I do sot give my °plains as to the merits or mestelity of the work, bet I have sufficient of remosaltit .deshi that an action at law would set lies eadl4l lei' ark Court ought mot to interfere by the 'onatenter *oat( injoactiea. It may be thostrirt sena" 4.#limerit lity of the work is doubted. that this Coma Iriltpor. mit several different copier et it to be ',bibbed. which will tend to spread the poisos. That is albisig thisUouncessot help. It Woad the jarisdletiesteltro. Itibit the publication. it. belongs to another tri bunal. and theme persons who publish the week will do so at ;be risk of what m y he ilteconeardible. l "7- Motion refused. t . • COURT OF KIN(111 RlllllClielfaa. It • ties cute cute v. REV. W. J. rot.t.rrra, MAYOR. Of JISTIWIS ' • ' nate. Kr. COLTMAN moved *mats 611 Rule Ni*i for a quo werresh inforerstim vriedtikhotee obtained is this case absolute. "Isiah ansegrit - • rev Ills citable*: ' 4l :''' ) ..; Mr. Taunyea showed eerier egiiirld - ilre I tallied sem dem ago by Mr. Jeer,. f. ii / . e e teen &Oast the Defendant. the-Mayer CM Mr. JARVIS aid Mr. WILL/A WS werefieard port of the Rule. bait was diwisigid, sett al that the commoardty , ef Ouster it *Sties' Iho trisctios of Mr: Re im u l ih r t if COester lIIIVOROt year. .' h • . ~ ..al •••• , 61 Pigas A" ti this caaa..4l4iiiiii ha day, the Comet de thatediembilt.' camel be beik homy* his poems-is per by hie Parlianseitavy privilege... • ! • . ~ .: rain mancesexell lisalla .! " "" -c J 0113160. RI. IRRUPT anti winakily , 41F'Veenenant e. RAWL ^al': IF, r '' These wore attire", egoist* . Meer. ben of the Me wheezer Ketones g; , in August 1819. The defeedants pleadikilld epode pleas of instification. • TM plaistiffs bad origleatly laid Asti venue In Middlesex ; and os the mitiort of Are 4410 fondest*, it was changed to Lancashire. TiN, 'ruin übtaised in the Cimino were now brought es : ' I. A role obtaiied by the defeed dots, calling on the plaintiffs' attorney to disclose their respective places cf abode, and proper wialidess. 2. A rule obtained by the plaintiffs to ben back the Tease to Middle's: front:teen/4re i .sod • 3. A rule obtained by the 'bajada, why' it ‘eiamid not be referred to the blaster . te• strike's*, certain' pleas of juatification, which were alleged • to be sepvr- Mons and impertioent. Mr. JORIICA Erase and Mr. Merman 'hewed cause against the first-uwationed rule, and cited several eases to shew that, is point of law. as plaintiffs could sot be called upon to disclose their places of abode. and additions, and that it wail lever done except in seri tens actions and ejectment.. 'Aid/argued elan cue ' with cessideveble ability. . 1 Mr. SCAOLITT was shortly beard l itillie irthitositle, and the other Uentiemen who wets' Mit him, were stepped by • riltoCetat. who were clearly of opinion tharit Was essestial for the purposes of Janice. that the plaintiffs' should comply with the ruler bersese without, the disclosure of tbrir additions sad places of resirleace. it was impossible for the defeadeets so shape a damsel to the matters of dreleratios,- 7 Thie rule was, these. fore, made absolote. . -. . , . The other rules underwent a desultory anemias. Mr. Evora offered to try the ceases in Yorkshire. t its. Westmorland, Cumberland, 9r by • Jury from the (Ind of West Detby in Laseaaltire. . Me seierr said lie mild noisousest se there , retitle" of his Learned Friend, bet offered to try the capers by Juries' from other Haadrods.ie Lamm ,shire. Upon. which-.- MII. l!RANII said. that be would rather submit to have *wile dittlarged than yield to any aveltstme i ditbeej, ... I is ra te was therefore discharged.. and ; the nip* remains to Lancashice, sir ' : ,. 0 . . • .. .lit. i ii 1. The pile for referring. Stt•ithatlisge le:libee Mealisi was then shortly spoken to- . —and ' ~,./s e et. • i i The CORR? were:freely of opiate:, sped the sheet beget Mr. Leg iateet.a himself, who drew•IIIMI y of times clearly ' an ss se gs.l...l • • ...EP:: eci. . • Thicesle was therefor:, made abriolatei ' ~i ; •• : TI,. ;Abaft% we anderetaaJ, corneal" arballi ile' , to tried MAW seat Laseashire Aseiteertt attr;•nt ::it • cue Elettie. 004.1 Y. • • I ` , Y.L' j - r . ' i Mr. Semester seal 'Mr. Evens •strewed rasa against tin rule übtsiaed by Me; Tiotkl IC this eels, icy inottieeeded tIM the Mato was a sate: of deans. 1111111 C•iplillaid it toad sly leave bees a tale Nisi, 1141411 mt wits aft Meted to have thews say 'TM nit was sale absolute without limber dives. sion.—i•The Coors: did net rise iitil eight o'clock in as *man. COURT OF COMMON .111114, .Fes. lt This bele, .list day prriesa, thri Court at in Basco, is; eothiegef say publislarriteseamsmarred. • PORICIL Bow evneof..."4.lTTlM-00 111•0111111S.—..rohn. or Agile? Mitterithe Rogue. sod Mn. Mary Robiesae, were placed as .ebe her, charged, seder the Lottery Aft. with deiliig le Rine) immientrei. Tho Sae eras proved is the' Heal way. by the oi 'eenpredeleisg merre.ll dirty serape of pipet scrawled with a few appareetly esitteßlgibiolgeres, anti swear ;leg that they Wined to Littevyineorteces; and it was added, menover, - tbat Mr . Robinson was as old and' kisoorrigible mammon le this line of besineelabet that Mt Rogan. though as old sus. was buts iiefke In it; • circumstance, by the by.. which sfeasett Sipes:le the Lottery . ' Senator inaserath es Mr. Ripen was poor—was es esediett meri, momover, a sear neighbour of Mrs. Rolisersn'se, Mrs. Robinson declared $ t elm hem amigo, erimeever of the papers. Immo epee her by the sleeves sad tisane' she admitted she hid bees almost eirteni Mules' coevieted- af similar postdate before. yet she b l iont.bis Worship would be Meittltot to her now, be. Iteithe teas completely innocent • 'SW Rogers, a tall thin aged man, in a pig-tail and spileitieles, made a much more voluminous defence, end decidedly, a more learned one. He took free his peak s large, well-smoked, parchment pocket-book, crammed with equally well-smoked docaments; allitat he teemed them blowfly ores. he talked of the igeorsece of the officers in all 'flatten too deep for them. Fortis owe part, he hid made the Mathema tics his moldy, and was able to solve the meet pro fogad problems in Euclid. " Here, year Woiship." said he, selecting one document from - wreak; W.*. " here de a caleelation of !tie rising and Mitt l litfof the sun as metals days la the year..entirely the with of my ewe bead ; sod here is a Map of Ureat atitain. as is was divided by those seenandrels the Romans. year Worship; aid here are my ideas epos redoes subjects pet down upon paper . INN if year Worship His Worelsip deflised. that the of Itarieg9wlelige affairs, mistook ii Itrepsilitier P- asentry.' . . - Mr. Rogers and-Sles. IteMime Went ISOOI/11 4 14 seateneettaistiiiiiiths litipristinniont in"i4. l . ~.. , of Correetibe;loold-bath.fields. . . , CAUTION ,*)., BILICIaII . .AIIMIS RO4ll/411,111. Wien inl/ouset. Clem market, malt deed 10s. wis *SIM 'upsaaftsmo mamas let bread deaciatt in six limiest us& geirpe4alue t ee., iii fillogaerm was fined 40s: for 'Polosiog to weigh Mae.of ki loaves when required so .s * do. ' : I ! ' Town-b A Lt..—YrsterdaySairitrlDenais was brought lemn Si. Olairea match-house, and underwent a • examlnatioN 'bofera,eatldeleman J. J. Sarin, so ihtt 'barge . of •attompting to murder his wife, and also of elareateaing the lien of hi. aged *ether sad anat.. rTI.; poor inhale, who had been in is bed, haring' ilitly is few days miscarried, was is e very peak wadi tig,Asi, with considerable difficulty relafial, that ow ', gist night her husband tame iota her lasd-rorm 4here she ties lying, and sat on the bed side ; he be. I glus to. pull off ,his working dress, and put oa his best .oethes. She asked him not to go out again, as she *vs very ill; he made no. reply, lout seised a Cervitig .kaite, and swore,„orshemontly that be would .murdei ,)fir; hewed' a thrust at•her, bet her screams brought', ',tine lodgers to her assistance, and the knife was takes grow him ; he the. seised tlaa poker and brandished ofei It ter hod, as she lay is bed, and said be weeld at eiiijins out, arid also iiissmotber's told aunt's, * . y this. time had beard of )the affair. and were • • thrills the :moo. . . The ktiife'iru prodweed, ,it toii-mbost IS iaches ng and beet *early demble,lblilai was !funs by tbt irate of the thrust IM made at his wife, bat forts? ely it struck again.* Op Iwalsteaci. Tile prisoner pi...ldpi Irgosicatinn in excuse fur Ibis eananet.—lie we; ordered to lied two sureties is, 1 1111. eat h, and himself is SW: to keep the peace. NM — lnt weather be. about the young ;Amato id the Cold land, aMilitir'fild been injured hr the wet ; but froin the utildneuritribe weather, th, ?lag in many places has quite destroyed the plants the clover leya. VORONVR'S INQUE*TII.—AD 1114ilititi00 was taken yitservday at the White Lion, opposite Saint Giles's Church, before Mr. Stirling, one of the bliddleses , Coroners, or kite buidy of Mary Lees, otherwise Dec gin, who lOst her at a wretched brothel, 41. Clwerles-street, Drury-lane; where she cohabited with V'n). Abbot, the keeper of the honse, who was re- Waded at Marlborough-street Police-Ace on the g day, on the charge of having unordered t t er 6 i l eillet —Wilful Murder &pleat Win. Aube , Ao ISOM *is also held lett night et the bruarge Carepstrest,ltrfats - nen. Esq.. oti the body vfir man • astaimn, w'hieb. was found on Monday aigttysear At-andel Stilts. 'The dempased appeared Iro 'hur'sitiotit 40 *ash of age ; Ire had no a jacket, tratattose IrWd trbwsero, allot Millis I the body roast bate been ld the +. wateratotalit)Oak. Verdict- Posed **steed. • • ' ' • _ ... Fsa. 1!. L'otton by privatoa s . -ct Aare ; Lot, - aboot IMO bags. SUGAR. -The demand for Humovades last week was *toady; theme-as se shontios is the prices. n , forenoon thesorchases were isconsiderable ; no red s . Lion in the paces can, however, be stated.—The deo* for relined goods, which woe brisk and eine:hive, gate way towards the cleft of last week: no redaction it the prices was, however. submitted to. By public sale a t Friday, 345 chests Ha la Sugers were brought ea t . ward;' the yellow sold at very full prices, go o d m i nt bomber soft 24e. a !M., low *bite or gret Itresg Us. id. a 375. COFFER—Theo was only one public sale of C o t t , doing last week, consisting Of 14 casks 11l bags N. A o ki ploormion, apdll7 bags Brazil; ordinary nnildtisg Daseisica realised 1305., middliog thillitf&ta 123 e, Ilk ed., See ordinary Jaaaiea lids. The purchases. Urge itootract were also at very high prices; s t o realised Rids. and 14/9s. The sales this fo rt . Mips mosisted of 400 bags of Brasil. lituorally ca st *sir % staid 4s. ads. higher than on Topsday last. het there was we brinkrioni I. the demand to-elsy ; the pricy yktaised t however. were higher Mao at any pr.ri ou Sale. For 70 bags of St Domingo, ordinary mited with block bean ' 1011 e. was offered, the whole th en n i t & drown at 1104. RUM, BRANDY, aid HOLLANDS.—The ishtket is heavy, het so to:lotion io the prices hashem mehmitiod to.—Breisepisis gado Mayo.—Ocoee with. deetea&. cos. • IRMO PROVISIONS, to —The ingairies fn- beef PMRFIbr shipping eontislaei the prices are withatit oMllYiss.•-DMsomhasgiven way. prime 3!s. Bluth smilmovlut the quotations: the wink of Ditch me t ( quality, and oder shoot 00s. /WM?, FLAX. lad TALLOVF.--Thre et:emirs holders as 4 specalators motions entirely to gooses tie prices of Foreign Tallow : the dealers, who have hum hulling *Fro hack a length if time, is the expematise of baying silos lower terms, were last week obliged come forward sod porches, foe their immediate wean, the hoiden. in consequence. would not sell under ids, which pAiNk was a -.451-to for &boot '2,000 casks; there bare been sales sine, at the some price. Te-day lit we o'clock a further and greet advance took ptacs, YelOr Candle 'Fellow Old 395. Bt. and 601.; the other de• scripeloismeist be looted in proportion. w oly i s i s logo gassom and at rather higher prices. Flux is m r_n4 The letters from St. Peiershorg yesterday of 0 , loot ; sear th« !Nelms:a at late quotation fit ALSTORRS.--.There am. rm fresh wielded Tyientise, a good pigarcrl wield realise 16a.: thereon inirsellon of Spirits ender 80s.—Tar is heavyat the isiii~ s iNtlisY. ii "ado with. e rapid Omer Wilms joinNi On the previous disposition oFHte tied* to psicitaso Broaited Oil, has a forosrable West too ths 4711414Vileowiikitillik parcels have been takei lit Seed Oils are without alteration. .Z4hit •ifiltyaltseri pan: ei whisk drawler via* initials 'between hem ea wenntatber oboes thas•belsar dine of the hit tharket-day 1 ,..0•• • fops is widen ear itaestledga, et: s.—dbat 80 sheep (weenie) sere purchased in Aquit, and 20 sold Toonsellptiety at a profit ; the lemeisiikg GO one divined' eifiS the market on Wednesday ; the fanner, a reipeictoble.yeosiaa fa the neighbourhood, obtained a prod es the whole averaging on hallo peony pay bead! ARUN Dljo . Coax Maance..—..-01.1 When% 141.; Rer Wheat, 10/. to I If. per load ; Harley. 131. to 21s; sad o..ts. 16s. to 201. per quarter; tares, 31. 61. to 4e. ; Peen, 3e. 64. to 3s. 51.: and Kean's, 4s. per lenhel ; F10unr,414.• to 475. per bag of lire bushels, 1641. per ansibmw; Hay, 31. N. 10s. per toe. Arundel Vault Market. on Tweeday, was well supplied wit:. prime beasts soil sheep, sod the skew lie other respects was good. The basiness geseralle was brisk, beef fetching from 3s. 63. to • 45.; "nether mutton, front 4s. to 4s. 6d. ; ewe metes, fruss 3s. 4d. to 3a. tid. per stun; and fat pigs 3.. per stone. Sarah Cooke, servant to George Gorton, a farmer who is shoat 70 years of age, its de parish of Wolter ley. atarliritigsortb. 'who was apEre►epded last ore,: epee suspicion of having hose vecemily delivered of an illegitimate child, which she posiiieekt denied, ■s eit her muter any' knowledge that auk a thing had ac etified. Ulan a minute march of Uorton's \use, hoe' ever, the Inky of an Want, w►ich appeared to 1 , 6‘ , helm lure only a few days, was foae.d dealt, conceded in the garret ; an 4 some circumnitauces appearing 1•' criminate Gorton, he ass takes tote mastinly, and 'le Jury delivered a•t unanimous *nitro of Wilful Ntrlft, against Cooke and (lotion, who have been como.il•°t. to Worrester'gaol. Lut :Saturday, a messenger came from Pri,i c, for Milford, to Williaiu Prosser, a shipwright (ts" at week in the building yard of Mr. IPilliru Itotwito, of this place, master-builder), and informed him the his brother, an apprenticti(tilso had here previestly 411 P gerouty was dead: Upoin hearing she gel o ' hlr. Koberfa earned a co6iit to be made, soil low iliatrly sent it to Priory (as Sunday would but um its arrival, to the aatemishment of all, tic bxy. who Oita supposed to have been dead some liodos showed symptoms life, and is moo giatlutliy rc•` . ruing —( The Croitild..) i i :ti. Os Efttorday. the Qlb heetaut, at flisele,./.4e.im the I'M year of his age, Sir. J.:Omani drier rosier, bunt wn of Vir Fasten, of that Ones. Os Monday evening. of apples!. Filiiihttfl. wif nf M• COPPS'', Sasiawark. shift WATS. AT 14,,a,0••111111f1.161y-NYANA IN. *ornisil ft. after 7 g.s.ot g Ji M. otter LOB4OO Edited, Printed. and Pobltshe4 at the 0 0 " Tits Itrarsesas" sad ••Ispte CeNstrilorles"(Si lr " Piper), Na. OW snood. oppostse Si. Cart**l.o , Chiud• WA 2 9ELL. j 4 .tosh no air *e.t.a Orders, ite. are '4-vested to be athlreft62. • . -,, : . • . . . . - • • ..... of at oat. 1.. A t i iinestiiii oir *bocci-644Q it I tioada a or. LuNDWY MA ItICIO , W --..... theater el Jury prows do issue is, seyisi this ease..s.sti Cos I timildgesil, Sail O NT mere 11.1"4"asilit pit' l. ib el. tract siTiseOr COTTON - 14 Tb st e , s Pg re r a r to ues ot l o Boo f Co bs " .l• thirsts P.* 000 " 111 1 to gh• e"srit • 10 * thq liirealmried SUOAR.—The doused for biIIIKOI v 5. 'as. your Worship; Rad here are soy Mess epos Carious - .. „ -- 7, i T1.7 : 77,7" ---- ---- 7 -- subjects put down upon paper as they occurred to IDOVRBE OF HX.CHANOIL—TosnaIIt :. r : rat, Of PiTlßS- tar, if your Worship will please to inspect thets."- AritaraNisa. 12 9C. F. . , 11l 1 , 01.1 A Boroeloss , ids ivies A.„. • His Worship deellsed. ..'The fact is, your Worship, °II% Id At 04 ; . tiniii.437 1 " s di t ,i„d i s that the officers haring go knowledge of mathematical 11,11: •4•: , •• ' P510W N.1.. . 4 ' -` • affairs. mistook Spropoiltiosii Radii! for • Little-go = P 4I 4 Si e . „ a uslkaa.B% • .:, ;• , 1.".':)•• ' lasarsoce, and so took snob* enstedy ; bat I assois Alta* ir 6• " ';•'"°".' 'iirpiX Rio Janeiro ti I thvitSle 1.1,-. your Wonbip,!a.ktstsly. fist ley** object In pin r s a t:l lll „Pilblecill 4 . "' a11ie" , ,.. m ,. n i, al ft! r yanr . .isnr. la Uri. 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