The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-19 00:00:00

THE _.,~< _. Butte-The new Bill goes net only to ex- I BRlnSfi EarsavEas IN fitefiNCl. tice, we should her ,UttaiSs: to say; tiodiff's s - Stift s:' `.-"'"-- - • 41(04"WesliA/141.1.L...i.- - • -...... _ tend the provisions of the Bill of last Session to Ire. • • - 'we may expect sonie feyhrOtlier. '' . '''• ' 1 . 4 s -itclees-. ;s tS's 1 t s s _i , ift s • 4 ' . 1 _.. ~ l an d, but verysproperlv to ameml it so .as to protect ' TO THE EDITOR OF 11111.8TATESM AN. i a., • Stirs-n*2m Molten 1t3.-This day s contemner. •We will consider no p rosy im' Vie' sesnits o l ' ' ' ' payments natio by parties into Court , payments mode . ,Sin,-Our unfortunate Prisoners in France have oir present system cootiphtiogetw . 4wslAcioers.-- 'O4 Was held cnobodsd. kis Majesty s. ship- ./diaieono to parties out of Court, load payments made , t gi k i- been•new nine years in captivity ; and while the true We rennet doubt, but ambrieet'ani' laiiiiiii l einet „ tr i. i 'ell , frle, in ol d harbour, whereof Capt. Sponger, i c hargwof all and eyery mono , er,of proceeclifik•SW • • . France meat hasee found O u t,. th a t; sf•the i, of his M . jests's s'aip.Barirtres, was President.' ' fhb. . ~ . calmed' their detention shall remain unknown to.the.•scenin in the nature of diatress. .., . . Lord BO aitiNorrOxs Miilion on the lestirbtillble .eouittry, there cannot be any prospect of their re- I exc hange did Ro t t a to oge e , it was not the fault 0ri,,.. I • • SCourt woe-oiled to tisr Mit"/olin Ittie, . Acting- . • 'T's letter, we are assured , lint /unlikely Ito storatien to their families and home. In some jour- i i the Franck; _on s d, if they did • not discorer this them-I'. aster of his Alajesty's brig d, Itcyncri on charges b ro ught forward this night in the House of Lords. . nier I have lately made, I have had repeated oppor- [ se lves nho, fetich Government has not 'been hick-.t t exhibitixl against him hy Hugh Stewart, Esto Captain • It is reported_ in, the IHinistelial circa that th e irti tunities of discovering the infamous practices which ; want ricir:et a loss, .... , to prove it to them. ,seeilog, • of the said brig, viz." for contempt and disobedience Marquis of STe.rroito is expected 16 . P luteci „Produce the present evil, and resider our exiled coon - , Of orders on the evening of the sth inst. its refusing ' then, ttiatthey have nothing to expect from a corrupt Lord Lieutenant .of . the County of l b d, and misery. Basin made hymen the hopeless victims o f g 1 poveramentOind from their misratefut Country, . to offix his signature to an uuserviceablo ticket, Lord GRANVILLE LETISON Gowsie ifit ''o in the a. ~ itllo utwritten from Colo of the King's Own StsffOra 'fit llitia e his Ca lain for that pr at.. fth4godfseoveries, I was anxious to publith them in soma, ~.hy. thus .abandoning them, force them m i te t . ~ orders P cant by the death of the Earl orUxektors le '.•'4 1 . 461 '• some wanner, to promote the public good ; and, for i Bonotiaatorreervice ? We know, that•he has in bia s Pose. The Court were of opinion, that the charges The Duchess of GORDON was last night contideeeii this purpose, I have determined to commit them into i L arta tei , •tropps.•of every nation with whom he . hil 1 - ,were proved, but in consideration of the Prisoner's in a very alarming state. We are sorry to sad . that' he l inanly and patriotic hand of the STATESMAN ; Whn,' l 'beee 4 abott's•• he has already-several Irish regiments; s ' t eneral good character, they only adjudged him to be very little hopes werg entertained of her Graces re.,ismissed from his situation of Acting-Master of the (lateen wi ll not hesitate a moment to bring truth : Yi shall 'we, oblige v f • • - our un ortunate. prisoners,•, ~. then, covery... l, 4ttegnard, and t o' serve one year as a Petty Officers ' A. late Cabinet, of hi h Lord c w_.c_ _aortent.von was to light, and to expose those practices to tiblie and P , throe and „misery, to inbuilt .to man ni on board. a Member , tides •couvinced, and having publicly etc- merited contempt, which are the'cause of so tong and ships,• 'pa to' furnish him with fibs English legirktis ? 4 . 1 .. • such ship as ,the Commanding Officer might knotskrigell that Lord CASTLEREAGH Ni . ,as aauttwer- "aggravated a captivity to our wretched brethren in i\ay , , hare we not seen s lately in our rapers , kitat ' ! hink 4, md . ) ) 01. to be eligible for promotion until thy and inefficient colleague, unwise in planning, and France.. The Prisoners of War are of two kinds in 'several of our sailors here been obliged, moth* molt s • - Jribeentsiration of that period. • incapable of conducting a great enterprise, had de- this country : those on parole in the dam slit dep f ...I! 1, -•, s nisi account, tdgerre 'themselves to a Fretieit privateer'? - - terrained that he should be dismissed from his sitim. , 4, 1.'s ) 1 MRS. .S'IODUI.S.Y. . deo :s,. •Ise. andthose i n he Al isi , 1 - , ... . ______.,„ lion. There appeared only one difficulty, ~ 1 , . was, who should inform him, that his incapacity ren- the in state prisons. They are all under the care of . I c ann o t tell f but, if the yatiro I•liflaucli titistry; 4 % Illintneensweebieweest , l4, 1312.-Last night Mrs. tiered his resignation necessary. Under these tic- i the Transport Board, who have the manngement of the is it not right to ask, what heti:6oo6.er all thoSe 4 SiblitAlltook4ter Ntiatieave of the Scintish me s e, to cunistances,toltrtow why; and by who* im tt01.)44.. ,isonsy for their raainteitave,wi!iaaniounteta.an enore l large sums, raised by Subsciii;tion far the Prisoners s ithe 4 tAittit:of 'ill titre lovers of the Drama. 'roe pit re th m mendedto.the PRINCE RDENT as a fftSi:ci 4 r`rY ; 'nous sum (snore than three millions Perann.), of which ' Do • you believe Sir, that o ur - Ariel'ired Allies caniand . .galleries. were flied at an earls . hoer -seats is i of State now, wouldmotaiuly he highly gratiffilikto 1 a large part is not converted to tho intended purpose/ . belon , , without knowing what an `infernal trade is thaboaes sere procur.rd from Mrs. StoouN - 4 atone the Public. A general meeling of the Subscribers to eaol/ 4 6 so" , but is of clear benefit to the Conamissiauers and their • t• se i made of their Wool and libiApt- fier do y on think, who condescended to becomeleAoxAeene (or this 1 - ' s held yesterday ; when JoszenM AR itiVri,:r. t'l employees. The prisoners onspatole, receiving, la. that such a kutitsledge is - prliit.,44Vispire d iem with night.. Her particular friends Sere. iiatiiraly pro- • N. P. the Chairman of the Committee 'for cnana s ging I 6d. per day, produce, compWratively, beet little ad... courage and devotion to - our, Citoe,? That cycsiy,Mem- vitied with eacetient accommodation, but those who the affairs of thathouse, stated in a speech of con- ` vantage to the ComMissionerss Isho are benefited • ber in Parliament should have bop ;sil e n t, w h en • i t did not possess this exalted distinction were not able siderable length and ability + the proceedings ' lir the principally by the remittances tbese prisoners receive was said and belied.j: that nts•gachod • to procure mail at sill, and several vove diSsopointed V , •v as llawm- Committee lance the last half-yearly meetltigp :S o f • . from F ranee; keeping their money ittor six months, tr patible.witgour honour mid vetMareit:elerfbe evo ily ,o the advantage of Witnessing her 'hat extmtiones tember, which were unanimously approved 6 . ' Se-'i 1 veral resolutiotis were g: pat and carried,. d I•'t • stock • bh• The • still ac bitAtraiii 1 ' * , '6l ) -t has V i iil - who did not feel inclined to urcuastr olden ticketi ' an d an emp eying i injo ing. y gant . s . erA. t o, o h I 9 5 e s so d y prc l ve d p A among them the following :-Besolvisi nnaiiimseily, i something, however, f rom them, ky what their -Agents i t g o ie flotettc s oe l a , 4e , Oat oar Siojimment alduelS •on this occasion . Th e scheme W1 g lerfectly novel That a true Bill having been found agaiirst Iluntanos think proper to send therh of the property of theme; t4 a e ae , ell that business; 'when, w„,kotli.. Houses in this part of the world, and certainty ctid not meet Vas, now standing a member of this home, by the 1 1 who die or run away. The prisoners in close con- thew sit so• may ()dicers Of ,tbe , N • and SAT Army , I. with that approbation which might have been ex- Grand Jury for Middlesex, for the Crime of fahri- , . finement are more productive. These prisoners are - ae dik e t n o. ori ; even of these has se em , t o e e „i s i n pected ; yet it evinces thit the master-passion:even eating certain documents, with the view of defirnd. iP TI wed by Government , once in 18 mouths a com p lete 1 . r.P.A I " 'in her last when it would naturally be irna .. '' ,cu r unfort u nate ctfillitt men th '- hag tlie Uederwriters, and having subseqiientrib- a ° . • 1 . . ,ft u , ~_, .. 7 , e , comps- efforts , . . . sconded from justice , he is unfit to be Continued - a suit of clothes, whictolowever, they never receive., n to o fi t li . limns ; what does all this indifference prove; hut Oiled she would wish to retire with e pod name, member of this house, and that his name be expunged Those, therefore, amorig fheet,'wheihave any covering, (ear Coustitution be regenera:ed) that we are did not forsake tlsis great actress. from the list of Subscribers. . s ... s s have bought them with the produce . '• of their industry, ' on the verge of slavery. I know, diet to speak against The Play , was . King "teary VILE-Mrs. SIDDONI, Yesterday a man was detected in Blialtopiglite- ,i on which the Agents make enormous profits : measures, ruinous and dishonOurable to the country, 1 fiery deen tothrtrate, evinced 1i that soperior excel street with two hoys,...about 13 or 14 years of tit 6, thnie • . ece she so e . minently posses.-Time has cer wno h ave no genius or money, go' nakell ; but vet advantageous to th:ir authors (who, at the whom he, hod trepaneed, and was going with teem , thinly traced his character* on her countenance ;yet, ' 4 and there are many its this most deplorable state : shah t • to a crimpingsbouses-the youths, who were bottt's very decentlyriresse;Vwere rescued from his eletchei each a picture, humanity revolts at. But it is a true c i ontinue them) is a fruitless attempt : for, in these youth, her performance throughout was well c,alcu nod the fellhe was severely handled by the pnpulace; one ; for the produce of the clothing go y s entirely corrupt times, little attention is paid, when you I hoed to call forth the expression of regret at her and aftersnirds given in charge of a Constable, sad ' into the pockets of the Commissioners . -A certain tha t departure from the stage. lodged in the Poultry Comptcr. •e- I plead for the pahlic good . But hen w we see An incident occurred in the 3d Act,, which' is the . quantity of bread, meat, &c. of good quality ought those who have shed their blood for their country. Yesterday evening a young man undertook, foe k I . : ••• more extraordinary •in this part of thoisland, whom ito.oe famished to each Prisoner every day. They trilling wager , to run from Temple-bar to the Elm , are not even thought of, but • are consigned, as • • it the public sentiment is generally expressed wittealk phant and astie, and to return in half an hour, . receive these victuals, but they are generally of bad were, to an eternal bellishment„ to satiate the rape- i des caution. When Wilsey, • in his edmienbie Inlite which he lost by five minutes. [quality ; and there is always something wanting in city of those who are preying upon the vitals of their' laquy in the 2ellicene, •camoto that party where be_ On Saturday last, the Windsor hell tolled a fu- t the quantity, as one-half or one-third at !pest, which country, and amassing enormous wealth from the says, with tengebieS: s .- .. , - • metal knell, which was heard .by . his MAJVTY in his if of great amount. Besides, when any Prisoner is i distresses of a whole kingdom ;-when we see that :: 4 t; .."..' , .sir , N , f o.lsow snrixteei apartment. With that kind and parental feeling, ; . . • Is shear* MID dust ids an refaces' browse '., pilllll66d, he receives only half of what they cell a ' our resources are exhansted to 'annihilate our Can't' ? which always formed adi stinguishingtrait in his per. .. the audience, 'bydiltree distinct bursts of -appla4s. dthe whol e d epot fP • I portion , an someti mes e o • rs. sonal character, his'MAJESTY enquired of hi; emit- r a tion , to destroy our liberty, to perpetuate war , and testified their sentiments at this magical allusigaatif *ate wliole death it announced, and a Nesatitt "ger i scoters are put 'under half a portion. • These mea- 1 . ),,,,,„" our ey e s ; ___.,,,h, a we st,asitsl4,,a.atotomstha Edna ovtenty. ...k.is..i,i _ ventent, axone ..0 , 4.t0.• was dispotched to ascertain it. I sures, whenever taken, produce 250 or 300 pounds ',, authors of these measures, in fact, aim at nothing genuine and. spontaneous voice of dem voos;esis The account given in the Pape rs last week, 'of . a..! a day in each depot, according to the number It em th an to 'sleigh& eistyreniticals oligerchy, it is heard-when, unmixed by foreign copal-Langan), Judge litiviusrbeen robbed of 's ' MA' t atilit i If-- . — 4116 41,0 f prisoners' and, of course, are found necessary i , hotel hi b time te'epialt.. If -lid '4lnglislimen Stid without pretiVeditatien, It - sips -arty tei Ake true sesta, aa be was coming out hurcti . ititehcfing, often 'Dine are ilia regular and common ' Y g flailss4s , t • • ? •,s. s • impulse of feeling and sentheentsi 4 '• turas out to be a complete falietiiihcf: • Perhaps some - " r t. . , .., , ,r s supinely suffer all jt thout . * word-if After the Play, MN. S.' . delivered. an. Address; briegess Barrister. has been exercistog lilt talents it :Volts , .-ule Commissioners receive, besidesr p ,lerre T . 'eti ''' withouttaking any e- they suffer fetters to be Kg ,which was well written, and well spokes; and roe i.lventione and fabricated the story. . !sums foltpenoes of ev e ry description, which:Mae notice of it, we must loosmailit be chained, and sou commended the care of her son totholethenians of The silvers .mise is now working in the Potircz I never beep incurred; and, in the course ofsllllll l yeer i ,to our enemy. Rut- we arm oats I trust, yet with- 'the North' In speakieg efherself,:siwaold- • s Reozsee pally of Cornivall, with a prOspect of :.find means to clear many hundred thousand • Pcistids ' i out who 'it inherit ' the • and many, sti o courage spirit immense predate. The probable extent of its' Til ito share with their emp.oyere. Th ese are facts, of /404111 VITIrIrIT 4 our ancestors-s-Britotis is truth, Ifti tvell its in name. , f ~..,„ iv , • -,,,, , . -. 11 t*l . ll?S‘vrrethel ad Lie, it i 3 Skid, will be known in the course of the 1 . . . s which it is very easy to ascertain the truth, and of :1 These will foresee ,the cons e quence s of remaining its ' i.l lo be 4444 e INTgt Idetbiele 4r4 ,, next month ; and some of the most experienced s • • _, , „ ., ~:is , ostos el, which there are many INO wonder l‘. ' Illifteralogipta in that country are sanguine enough ' iving patm O. I. lent and passive, D hile A-,y l c4,enenile i s c! coots.. ss-isto 4 isoil'it s 3 nymott rif, w e „ j a w ~..., . , •., - to imagine, that .asksaft s of ore may be opined within 'then, that these person, being trusted with the ex ' try's prosperity are so active to work its destruction: • • - ya rtv _2 - 'eu tlie twig Alert, George tityitat 'Mailer, host 1:401,a -thIn ''.le, audit/eft° -.sly all the !Byer requi- : change, should make every exertion to prevent it c l'hese will be our pelleditutosendtlifeugh the medium Scotia , with tlmbek, bound hi Dover, OR .in wind-booed; the site dontivions,(Cheiter . from taking place. How far Ministers and the Ad- of the remaining few of iiariti&siendeat Prints, will Sparrow brig of war, of 18 gess, and is. Nsputoted caaviy to Cr , M e tro • Iniraltv ire concerned in this Ido not know.- I constantly rind zealonsly warn bur countrymen of C°rubna. At3tlSlLTsl.—The Silver , . Put back the Spanish brig Union, b re ad to I.taudon, Lulltu But, why are they so fond of increasing the number slen, is a most heautifol , their present danger. - with Spanish wool, baring sailed-A*4M tmitsief of the Electra mouths like a well, to of Prisoners in this country? They are bringing 1 lIONESTUS.. twig of war. ...1 t , 1 •• le , of a barrel, sustained here, now, all the Prisoners they can obtain out of ____--- ----- Arrived the Betsey, FarroW P S'iat''ssairsiver ma ba th , Mayer, from munteriasil. • • • •-case to descend these the hands of the Spaniards . If It was with the mi- Attests:T.-This town, which SUOHLT is now be- • a s • , • 4,7 • , 4 FA LMODTO. Musick IS. 'water-machine; onl y , Wary view of exchanging them against Spanish sop-; sieging, is a place of considerable .strength. It is, • in the band.--- '-- I however, very ill-built, and few of its edi fi ces are i ..Arri;ad the Dilieenee, Rie i tards , from Carmarthen ; fi v e, number to disc - Dea r ing, , Weymouth ; Drake Cutter, Heade, from a ' ' • MI Taylor ' Newhaven; 111 i sr ly, is in_.lt li. - diets, in order to have a greater ....spose companion, es black as *gloomy song, hold_ 1 of as they should think most proper for the deliver lout half way down once of Spain, it would be well; but they have Irrents ate heard tomb- proved they have not such a plan ; and, does it not halt an hour they a ppear, as if it was for atsk.,ether purpose, but to ~ ~_... .... , , , nothing 're/tilts' sr ; bring them to this county tot n rich themselves? Is mains ;b rarra f% am " n ilia reroos. ttilY' Th a e l y l i t s he s n ilis eu in t g er ala it not for the same reason that they kee p here, as I eh kind of Grand Saloon, sustained by two columns of have been informed, a few hundred French sol seine silver. Foor spacious galleries surround it.— diers, and their officers, worn oat by the yellow The fires by which the people work are reflected on fever and old age, who, by a solemn capitnla- Ow silver 'aunts, ant - in a brook which runs ' ikon made with us, in 1803, at Aus Cayes, is, the 1 through the middle of,the mine. Here lire seen 1 wood of St. Domingo, were to be sent to Freida people of all stations ; some drawing attes t others . rolling stones, every body employed. It is a i ammedialety. We have seen that the capitulation of-1 subterranean city : there are houses, inns, stables, I the Cape Fi ancois was in the same cue ; and these horses • and what is more singular , a windmill, ! having been sent home last y e a r ( as clandestinel y as a orked by a current of air, that raises the waters , possible), it is to be wondered why the others are still which might Otherwise incommode the miners. here. Is nut such behirvienr unworthy of the Bri- There are various exhalations which produce various ". ,. i. and is „dii ot eiough t o =leant honest effects-, tit which the miners give di ff erent names : , fish na ti on ; ,- '7', hluAkt • '' Government can sub that which they call wild tire , is seen much like I Engliihmoll , -,. 4 4 11,P ur 1 spiders' wrbsi. er,leitke.threads, they are observed, i mit to such mr , Ssil i ebta .fess . 'ustice, which dishonour riding in the air towards-the end of wanner. When 1 our country wit n„ h od I cannot this vapour is not sufficiently thin, it takes Ire at the ; nonce ' i n t , niiiqnirnolltattet I I have rout that; Imps of the workmen, and produces'effects similar to conitniat t nit , l rif i gilli i tasiratear as can be; bid tho,e of lightning, or gunpowder... T. lowest this, •,, I'.l aIIL 7 - 0 (best, ~. - t h e y HIM-petty ic.o4 . nse. cpt unknown Stow do "Do"'"We'etot, - from from cruise ; Meetot, fr•u= Southampton from Porttninuit. , . distinguished . by their architecture; its streets aretpr dytor, from TC. ......# Bee4iive, Reeves, the most Fart narrow. The port of Alicant is si- 0 ; Proildeace, liiviati # sad Nancy, Hopes, tuatettupon a tongue of narrow land, which advances ._ :. considerably into the sea, and.which is nearly o f a Sidled the Fife, Dittos # mut Pursuit, Gtsws, for lie West semicircular figure, iu. the c,eutre of which vessels Ladies; sad Disa4, Cup, fur Tenby. _ . anchor with the greatest security. A mountain rises 1 PORTS,NLOUTH, Masts 18. behind the town ; the alstle, . situated upon its sum-- His Majesty's ship Pelares with the ships'for the Metliterra but.are brought up at st. mit, is fortified with care, and extends considerably nolovailea from *pithead this day, .. beyond the . liqits Of this ancient fortress.- litelen's. • arrived the Amiable c owing, from .Charlestowd: On Saturday last, a Corinier's Inquest was Iteld on '' * , the body of Hannah Tvlillci, , who, on the Thursday lamed lim ' oes " . iretand DE c A y '; M .'" ca 18 ' net to the Northward. '' preceding, was shot by the Rev. ilr. BrOokits;'et Hu K7Aites his Majesty's ships as par last. Bornugli, which, . after a long and pitient . lnvestiga. , . \ tien, returned a verdict of . fliilfal 314idei.. From We are iafermed that the 'number of Gentlemen motives of peculiar delicacy, we have forborue to . for Whom' dinner was ordered on St. Patrick's Day Qatar, prematurely, into the detail of rikis moiaPcho - I wad 3'25, and y - A 457 sat down to Din'aer;,* consider i:tir transacAiou. a great and awful chnestion will ing this Circumstance, it was rather a matter of sur ortly be, determined before a coll p e tent'iribnuel, prise that'the dinner was so good. i when the trill . at Length will be cotutnunicatea Lei our , ir . . „,... 4 estekay morning, at' one o'clock, a fire broke readors-7—( l YarakkoP!lP er.) • ~ .* 41. st 25, Celebvssoke-row, Min ton, which, througlt It is recorded of •A • oeti the,, y,owba used tO Abe exertions of the ftreteen, and a plentiful supply Speak 'first hi the Cooogik of Sievo i tl l l ll l, ht !drays of water from the contigtiity of the New River, Was Iptisbed his speech. with , " GoOnidis. AO, is 14(4 sot ouster ,u t isholit darnagiqg the adjoining houses. s gabsioss, Ist do as, yoss please," ‘°4 , I „, oriday.of PreCietAL .aotl. 'th i s reril)n4 ? " . S , Mrs. Hilt an elderly lady of Couingsby, in Lin. now 4the farm of . free igeney iviog, .by their i t eir who, wlo hired to he newly tip,. aridiost sey(.. Ms satellites, who .6 ," -eal teeth at differest times, when upwerili of GO, and confession, completely over) revolve round *sitortiyafter each doss bud a new tosthbt, the natural In. Obeditteos 0414 S salimOloige4 Jaws of Po = 1 • • I prop". of dentition.. . . „., 1,. : ,,,. .. • ~,.. d. • • . • dr . 4 . . • -r•• k 4 - 7 7 It uno ts •. 7o Theirr - that time, 041411inliolttp.ply site for tbatiftiff t • Ub di Cour.) 7 ?. • Slttellih,rt OP ' Surat Mine of Fial Aid, la Siteden, spectacle. It bas three large m sve to the bottom. The half e by asrope, 'levees for a itair-ca gnlpbe, wblehls worked by 11' one kg, and not half the body Ti.o per€On who descends u a cc Vulcan, v(Iso mournfully sings lug a forcii in his hand. Al cold is' serer(lv felt, and 'tort ling on all siks. iri about laud, terror . is dissipated, tno!e of tigatiang, or gunpourovs.. ~. 1. , - - - , tw ee . pony mum am 4tkirl - 7 — ' -- --- - r" - the workmen watch (hese white threads, which they , ~..._. - . _ ; _ s __l_ • = , 11 ..r____ ,reoto , i ttrost i N i s h e dit wa aje t ap ac ka,owiefigo jaws ot pu- innernos • . of dentition._ publie. LIP :WW7rif .167 W. .., Wi . 6 " W Y " 1 1 1 ' i , so c a hear and we issuing front the..crevices, seise them be- . 1 , ~ .• .. fore they rea ch their jemps, and crash them between Oct, Provoke . a._..ti.irt ji ttr- sk t aki ct to...wards. COa m l i ss o. 4A , _ ln i r k ile . , 40 smonssonvi who calied,.. b erw ir . m ark. . 's I:l6(_iiist-*antriaililtitOeepexforetich'Asargatisize,otatats ta'wte .his , customers t u a st p o ti e r r - s a ...bp 4,.. ~... - ~. , , • their hands. When the quantity is too greet, they the same Milltigirr e -- j ,t _ . . seagpstesispplied ites , osetwal respectable [amit i es W I the ; le of mi. itsg. iiketer , at w shwa w h en \ put out their lights, fall with their helliesto.the ground, 'ay. if a pari l a our 4110„, Pilings!, to , Spain, ...,_„...,, L 1, 6 „,. ~,..,.....a j o a „, , the extreme distress: o f & lit . tit er 40 moon 61 7 e t shiwo , gs 1 4, and, by their cries; uclrertise their covoradesto do the i w ;; in the same situa ii ty 4 , 00 .of th e w i pe: 0 eminzrv aina, 443 7 4 ;-- ii i7 oteroula " ,. and on if ir euhitti 1 thg f o t o s same; by which 'means the inflamed (peter passes I ' , sm.* . in Noilaad • and' I X itkier having ohtarind by , ateersem.tist` elltilans, and harts onlY these who have not taken 1 1 -..-. . 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