The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-13 00:00:00

asuiee a ..... --- - - •,-.• -- -- - --•-•-- ,:. PIO NS. The 411nrwelliuntlii VuoineertolhOtlareird in. °I . d i re mistletoe** duty es Ilibeterheia bib . d ,_.. sod holm' 1 oseertalar4 dud *try an perw i ti : ll: o 7.• earras ienz g take it oir. Alt its determine was eV oi i hog ,•. ,i , foe the appearamitt , a 'AS toed Me.Clitsoeetivr • sad, era the rye • ql.! .ties•dsietta, lasseatly_gave up Me plan. (rib* we e.. era staled.) Iftbie feredathro of Ate= ,chi r eact teak he so easily overturned, Mt. T. tipsy* ilfrht Ilex. Otutbisoa woo set romoiestoot AP ee vie 4.' she junior clerks ft his offlee. Th. Worth, rpeltet toed have whiled to - luse sees Mr. Nide hoed Webber* it the meeting. Had the flonoarabli ?limbic bees there. Its ehooM hare Mt it Ms did, lit hate pat mow questietse to Abe octanes to bte es= We 4trokagPartiareent. With respect:ON pie member for tioffolb, after his declarati#4 that.* tett of &A k. Air. T. did sot hesitate to atter. &it Igr bit toast I is Porliostenkhe had disposed Of therm. lerof et eOuitry gentleusea.7-(llear.)—Sir. Vie - riot ob. lectod to the regulations, from oo isrelosal meth, 110. wards the mover sod - eereader. bat bees... they did mot poles eat as the sane ofshortstress—tee eattwooss talk. ties which inn brought on the prat dismal. The . alarquess of Loadooderry batl. boweler declared. that IT every atom of tatted°. wikteltra et it manta sat Fe' tree agriculture. This was kW true, ..Tiss Nettie lAwd• • bedaketetase4, tint thst•direct tiorstios•on the. farrier 4 •14 1104 oat* thaw b per oak - Thom who ecolepied land know better. Mr. Thartelieomeladesi, by hepiag that sere class' espressire of the deeliis% of the meetieg that tacatioa wee the caw, would be embodied is the . :teholudous. •,., J. ?tics, seq. spits read the remintinalt, anti poialob oat to Mr. Thartell that ao such oteisit6l - bad hob ...Owed*. • U. That Me meeting madders the Weaken* im. snows, if lir Freest depressed state, to hero awe* . *aims apse the Geverameot of this ramify fee Milac i ' • • • V • . sad for {Ass protection which le atteasled to sward.* • le. MIA ek oedema! industry. • . ' 3d: 'Thet•Ots orreeting droner- dot **biter , with Atop rtetrern theotter ixodeeiF of en, measurer whir* Mei • hitherto born odoisted to ore! Me or rforftoret Wendt stsileiest as/ erectile( r el. ~- Atha rut ties seretiort • full, ronsinceskty its ass experiment... Asa non At kat hinSexAoittever Jedielooefy valise' slot hioClif mow t e Peg kr* " fur /me • . • .____l g sof ?rte .4 1 ! 0 , i apits.l..- employed, Mei - . . • . • . 1 e perm hot grin marts the roinntote ezpenses of ellie i: - ' '''• ,' ' 'Tfeertitte. • - -. -. • • ••• •.•-• ': . • ' • Soh. That thie monks coitsialert kto be impossible . A , • - -.- fee the British •fatteser, weighed dews as he is with s , - • 6 ~..... • „ -Jowl imposts it various descriptions. from which tips s, lamps grower ir wholly eitempted, to eater tats cola • , ....., . • . r eifies with kits is oat, market, Islamist adeqaati , • "•., , ' • profeetlea. • • • ' tit h: net thli essence is Greedy persuaded dtat-If the - ' •Preerat mete of ibis,. shield centime, mask 1 t I 'OP Ibitish fiewee mast slab seder the proweero l 7i ir t. • • • ma ommildes et lead most be throws oat of 'asides. .• bias sod tisk ateatry_have ie Ware to deped *pow a ferelja and 'mamas supply for the meta stunt of ortristewee. . sack, .--• f IP. I* , .~:, Y . t , . . :.. . 5 ........,,,, . - - . f . , • , • e r . . • ta- . t only rendered a useless erect this clangs would lie by bringing into coltiocilx er stilliargor eauxtity of arable land—by encourogiar ,the cossostption. Bat to reader this plan efficiext, Mr dal y ea malt mast be first taken el- The re:Mations were then pet seriatim and carried.— I OA the lasi resolution &Pilaff read /men the Chair, a Hex. tlimin from among the assembly cechrimed " Had re not better sand two Norwich A ldermen to present the petition. as one did so math execution. --f his created considerable mirth. J. CATZIL, gig. declared, that Me great importation* is Idl9, was the cause of the glut on Me market. He could last week hare bought foreign wheat of thr impor tation of 1819. 'lltelbrmer could only look fora pro f lion from the foreigner. hi r. J. Cutter said, that only in the article of brank. nine-tenths now brought Into the British market woe foreign. Beery eggs. leather, ice. ice- was imported. He thought the great evil which oppressed the farmer was the poor. • The Kee. J. 1). Boneom thought that it would he more desirable that the whole consty should take into their consideration the dictate of the ppeic:thaii a meet. ing of a single hnedNd. ' N J. J. Tucs, Esq. then read the follow's. petition, which passed ansolisously T. the fimanorsrife the Commons the United Kiag tenlereat Britain and Irelon4 ix Parliament is , • • The livable petition of the *wino cud occopipis el lend within the Horvath& of 111eoletd and Walskani: the county of Norfolk, Slieweth—That we. the undersigned. Jere leave to press upon the attention ()flour Honoerable HWISP. the severe and incressiirg distress ender which we are Doer • rieg. l oureqce of the low prices o Lich tie prodises of soil obtains, compered oith the high led of profited's. and which. if 11 , 4 stseedilifoli•eit".." 4 " ere long overwhelm the owe deurishiegusgricalture • this country in complete ruin. ••, ressed state of the We consider that. in tee present den agricultural interest.it has strong and imperative eta's.. upon Tour Hearourable Hesse for that prot •vhich is exteaded to all the other branches of o=l ledestry.. • it is a ith seek regret, therefore, that we have to foe present to your Hosourable House. that the measures' leititetto adopted for MU relief have proved wetly it ; and from the insufficiency of these ; we can . Wet ▪ hut consider that all the statements •of the existing distress of the cultivators of the soil have failed to make upon your Heasonrable Hesse that impression .which was due to them ; and that your Holastrable House can not have apprehended those prasequencesv.which the ✓eperiesee of every day skew& more plainly es the ine vitable molt from a continuance of that distress which bas so long oppressed the agricultural part of the com munity. 'rhooglt placed is a mil generally considered as one • of the west fertile is this county, and !stinted by other , I' , _ • mgt fear of hortaverem....., joilleissosly ealtivsuid, balsilloum Wrist yielding soy prodt - 110 ispltal thattitil bayonet No* repo; foters,s ripest. ! winos. r • • • • titsufelicistatantes we wave its/ite to rotes la soy 'oomprdthes with the fort** POI" tared only is tbr sane degree, with - hiss. : We labsierge snob coir Petition to the NUM Wirt thel Weighed dew* as Ware by.gheary bertlsess ot a Z. deptriplisra, from Aids be is wholly esimptedi .! rlevig lipplerible for us to most his witiest prowess in our owe taarleit. • • ' " We esesairlyteg. your H oss ouraldelisitse to coosideri tilattliffirledbs semsi new to be, nos meisly rboliaer them" parer soils, wideb have within the last kw year*. at a vast eiperse, twos made yrodtletive. ehenhj nimbi is their presort state, or *gals p out of mow sutler, end with them Is all probability s co/Wilmot& los of Other lands which have beeh watch bare rartillage; but whether the &Mob cold/rotor timid estrinite to titbit at all, and agrietilturehe regarobAus a besot% of the national %midi; or this constrt he * dewed to a depridenes spits Wei,* ripply let the idols smirk of its subsisteisee. Such a aerodrome gia s ore smeared that yam itrioaralois Hoots will, too tivtry.e. mat deprecate; soil that yet will sot foil taints! how short u period after the tea rids of eniturr..any considerable sappy of grain titi likely to reach thie Merles at the mrsentline of the cootiorskrims yes all to your -• asses is whiek thr phase, of eosditertal 'is former • tilisis Ames timed try h ave m a whenever the cinematic* , t have made asplily croak tbas a matt. of imettdose eeere4ft, • '‘ We .11* new hang t teisOree Whey are Pev. , pourable Hesse by stitorwats sod argoiesslr 'MOM waif have he ftesieretly. stied before . stitlesamets greater weight than we ear hop , to possess; w• shish' too from any partirolsr meadow of what we may eonal der to barlieen the cows of the mils, *odor whieb"wr are sow suffering, asd also from iirestior what might appear to us si be the most ellismMd moms of ',ousel*, ann. These we leave to the wisdom of visor Houser able /louse. bat to your Jostle, weAppril. We appeal is behalf of that body of mew, srliWitos OV.fq bees re. `girded as the pride and support of this / vestry—the yeomanry. Ws petition for tbst saaayealuable rims of met—the agricultural laborers, hitherto diatiognish! el for their peaceable and orderly easiest, but who, sow onfortonately sulfating Isar, map tie }Ayala's. have of late bees led to the tommission of acts of vialesca is this and oche' .eonsties. —We petition for ail sabots latereats arts in any way connected with the lard; u foot, fOr whole bode of the people. For we are fttily•yersuad?d. Yhat the Interests of all clams, of die einntsidte 'retie Inlet woven, that no oar of them ass be astilitially injured without the others being is dm rod to a grasp degree thereby affected; sad aecordisgly, that whiten." otos. sures year Honourable limns may be pleased to adopt to nye the agricoltaral isterept from issperwfiag- rot?: will in the result be s comae* lvereit Mail. •• • • • The meeting was thee illeabletd. The thanks of the meeting ware voted trtlist may, who, In rewriting than ks, again repeaivtithe amity of the solos of the landlord and tents' w ho l e interests were so united that if one was a sulf;ret. ' 4141 M.: : AIM .ver t.•sees..... • ler t jb_toj...• • • • mad _ jaekrts, they cannot posed to use less than two-thirds of the Limber a 'factored. The whole Tax is 600,0001. therchwe they , pay to Gov't:lntent 400,0004 To this is to he Odell the expose occasioned by the Excise restrictions to securi the collection of the Tax, which are stated by most re spectable persons before the Committees of the Hoaw of Commoos on the Leather Tat, to be at least equal to the whole amount of the Tax, which is metal loop to the onuntiy, of property to that model; and Weil he pale by the consumers of Leather, making the amount so far paid on account of the Tax and restrictions by the ' Agricultural classes alone sOO,OOOl. (See Ralson of 11143. 138pa/fc 26, 39, 47 and 49, and Writ of 1816, Asthe ax is paid on the rough article before it gots him the tanner to the currier, or leather cotter, the tan oust be supposed to have a profit for their extra and risk upon 800,090/. which at Hi per cant. wadi be 80,0001. snaking the whole automat which must bepail by the carriers to the tanners 880.000/. upon which sum the carriers must bp supposed oleo to lay another profit of 10 per cent. to the shOernakers. leaking 968.0001. upon which the sboeutakersorthe artificers% Leather cannot lay less than another IQ per cent. malt leg the whole that must ha paid by the .Agricaltoral Hasse. 1,064,8001. being more than twice %brownout of the late Agricultural Horse Tax, though the gritszre: duce of this port of the Leather To t whjvhie Ivy; the Agriculturists to Government, is esoiiders ly Imo then the Tax last mentioned. The remaining one-third of the tae which is id the ether classes of soclen to 4Poortiltolt Knees, for wltielt bey of course pay.in tlw. same din as the before-mentioned closed, thilt isaa Cos say tax be compared with this; and irltOsmanli nary that the Leather Trade condones to Airrlier. sa arrow, by the last account of the produce uf Ott Leather Tax f u r 10 yeah before the last additional tux Was his: . red and the V years since that drat, which were la hefore Parliament March 15, in t!: awl that the 'trade repeatedly complain, though Leather is deemed& 'preheat of life, that owing to the Leather Tura and the.resteictions.Leather goods are so high in pries se greatly to lessen thi•ir consumption. slid to undermise use ot the mom importart staple manufactories of the errantry ? sunsuit or THZ ABOVE BIITIMATIt rig SIWBOIBB Or Tel LIATMIR VAX.. .Groes meant received by li mein free - . the Agriculturists alone ms account of the tax • • . . . . . 1400.000 Total automat paid by the Agricilturit alone • on account of the tax Gross solouot received by the Crovernnwatfor • the whole tax Positive low of the property of tilt *emery hyi • the rest rictioos . . • . . 90000 Profits of the 4iffersat traimmei ark% thetas and restrictions I _ . . 3 )7,20U . . . Dotal amount paid by the public to account of the to W.}.. Ilss* &lima ' fissi sob Old Ms gr.." t s. 7s. 9s.b. ra lOW ---soot. ....96.6`. rim _.---,-- Small— 94 0". I— ' I L os. Asst ..Th. 9 0 IL OC by Mbar 191 —;1771' fla? .4 ' .1 ' 0 , 7 a Il e 1 4 efecaPTiiiii-iiVi SWIM. tee 14tvitemee , * 'Life tie solme .001111,07% it*, &rad le _ res to were *e!rae ea ewe _ 01 Myriad tali net ea MIN Sig Ifit!_fiklikyrii 01 r the . P.... .41/ t e+PreeeSe"it 1 1 the eilliballg deaf . • Mk. 'egier-stnessers eft I. tostesspidies. AMP, '.", gis . t . m tattrimt. . . a Irma anarrms rre.rasisan•• sa nicoal4lla . Tef WITS ' - • vraventor." 1 . . • LONDON: . . . •40% , .mavenswax strantec area. 13, 11132. —_— 1... BOLD . . . , i L i KIS aril* isjra keying , eke eestistry 01l ;alma miter to she fires! State of Wogs; fl ed.. if Fusee Dom Ist - egir#Ms4 — thoos who have gerigolti will sou n the inset elk. We have Meal wel) issformed. dos pone" le Scisticsibsve tetlisq offered Beelittes she settee of Sine liaeliers. at aDI XT. is es- ap fey gel!; sad tisethe Bookers, have eefesel l the lola. me la exchange for their girt Wes et • Mooched. ; We ham the fret; sod dew ta to IS. foflollo i retimmia. who bee rime for irleicrhow to act. dui ho 'Wise entities .te ow the ag.bjest is • lei :lays. What, Iles. becomes of she bees* of paying in specie? Is this paying in specie ? , / What becomes of [ the.sriai of the Both to get gald ler eleculatioa all rower the country ? Tbat teas is ri predrill may. trio, if be t get gold without ii, gives a dice cue be get it. . STOCK ItiellANOS, TWELVE OTLOCE. A great deal of businessis doing this asorsiag. awl '.." 1 . 'Weed st 781 f for the Ammest. Os the arrival of the French wail. as essireut broker came Into the market. and pitFehaseJ upwards of half a mil.. t liii..Witich raised the feed. to 782. Other great 1011141ioso were also stark mon afterwards. This I. otlviboted by some to the rise of the French Peak whisk report says is 2 per Cent. : bat rasseen MS airmeillost that litussie has left her dispute with tit Porte to tho Illidiatioa of Aestriiaud &wised ; wish rloitere to the other great powers , iba t cbs door 1 0 !Me be ogre:little. herself. The massacre of • Ite. making -- city, announced eV shout to be tubes in the in terior, fill tlic Christians with . dread. Many vessels moiler the Eurap►an flag hog bete seized fl suspected in the Port of Casetantinople, and their cergoes had beta confiscated by the Admiralty ; the P►ereign Ministers having, in vain. made relicts. .trances on ibis subject to the Government.- 1 ,Leeters from Trieste annoutce that the ISOM remain of Gee Turkish fleet bad been given up by capitniatinu, to the Greeks, who had kept them. dot some time, blocked up in the Galph of 'opals,* t bet this news requires ronfirmation.—Areennts from Madrid come down tb the 2sth ult., and make so a ties of sly disturbance in that capita); but as 'rib from Barcelona, of the same date, states, that as semblage of 300 or 400 men, had heels formed a few days before, In the Plain of Giroune. and passed through several Tiller*, with 'editions cries, destroy ing the Stone of th# Constitution ; but on the appear ages of the militia, who marched against them, the brigands dispersed. Fayse Vomits, Five Pea Capers.—The last pica quoted in Widnesday's Journals is $6l. 35c. - . One Dublin and one Waterford Mail have .arrived this morning, bringinc papers to Thursday last. The tonntry appears, an the whole, to be more tranquil than fur WIMP time past, and many circumstances are stated which would indicate a return to the habits of industry and peace. Still Ails uncertainty as to the question of war or peace between the two despotisms is 'the east of En• rope. The Turk b.ts been guilty of abominable cruel.. ties; though we are ant rare that we could int taking all the circumstance' into view, gird eqna l abominations not gofer from EaglaNd. We wish the Teat to hay • jestice done him. We wish the iireehs to treat him to "se eye for an eye and a tooth fur a " tooth ;" het, we do nut wish to see the Russian, whom we hate more than a e bate the Twit. row, anJ supplant him. We wish tie (heck tit be free and in. dependent; but, when we are told, that the Rosiiam, the head of the Hely 411 ewe, is siarcliine in artier to eve tbispredoes, we meet believe in the Wog 'lso Turk has sever done a deb part of eh. i • jury to the cane of freidond that has biro demo the Bossism. However, Mir inure! may r 4 1 , 6 -. over; aid we are quits e 4 re, if similarity ofohs. racier sad disporitioa in the parties is a bond of theih, they will reuraia for dean) s faeseds io the world, A war henna thy. would lave some very go o d end how it millet. It ...Ii woke the Dowrioarrifq shako is its sibs; sad it wemild produce, as To 6, wets. uk erv i d . „,,,, very pretty elects ~t white Nsq sod-I(rour .411ey. Fir oseseheos, kroner, we woild elide rather see our THING cake ha tn. terratted cisme. We win few neither VIM Ober WI We wish to no It work sing wit-hoot any precarr wig a d age, fFr maylag that it • " troi•ld have, o r , engin if le bad mot hen In thee or that." W sfeml to sat sapportiers stripped of ill mama. seat they have moat. Lot the Doterboo4iiii lit pan madame every whey!. Let sotLiog beW le to creates habberd, aid to draw of public wok s . from the workiags of this great and eventful tins, hoer thew of the matter. all the MINDS is Nog, depend wholly spoil est thing; sad. if, the Orerls,o r ?ally of the slava of Illorerpe, extent frit/dim mass ( as the Illerosgh-systom readies in Sighed, 0 110; 4 diceln.themwelves; lad, wi hereby pike As Mere. tusitt of assariag all thous whom it 'may oisoor m that the Ilernagh•oyitems will lass as long. as tan; do' be eaten to Pay the haunt of the Debt ; sod or , a mama Over. Cleanly comsestod, therefore. with retry qualm of this sort is the state of the ?armoire and lodised, Is Egghead. We hear of mei less than Waists, firs . era is sae county jail, sed)hat, too, of a essuty se; inch hand far espeasin (analog. These foam an, we ate snored.. lik•ly to be speedily Minn by a also little hoot of poste eras. while the titer. asters aro thought ti be, soma of them, on the sere Neste. They. all together, ten!, with the peadve, Mahe a good -round compooy, of which. banter, the poachers will be the hest off, and, of anis% Iles most jovial. They will. when got eerier et jail-allowance, have pleat) , of time to chat we eta affairs. The landlords will no longer be no. mks of poachers! What barony of feeling there will mow be amours potties le.-esterfore eo baps to whether! Now, will Mr. WII!TrUer promistl tM laid I.Mel minion ? Will Ptea's Bill I, sigialled? - Walla is a question am which paid. ava-rm. Ana. divided. The patens mitt' $01111111.1) Ile there an mow, who lem swami tun, who would be for this 'opal. on, that to Map des bad lay the ass to the rest ef they can see as sorb des: mid* BW.. TM rafirl• aid *air shim." onsoreostr. I Yam lasso( intrudes. lW --, that, solos awe chomp% Parliament break sp. they limy, tai They hone, that, AI for the last peony of rests fa fib fs Well was passed, cloy ie. consequences. Qit the taw!. down the race of pspetieolfh. the only greet on. That' .(/ought this, , ootorioss, and, indeed, we have the roof of it ii their won& The event bat rowel pe el:eel, the opposite of that which they etpetted; td tkr is w. sow half crazy under the operation of tilt they were so anxious for. Therefor., we to by meriessams stun, that this Bill will mat be repotted The arguments against it will b e very powerfelr if It he admitted that the elm varier of the Midi, raw! of the Parliament, ao4 the interests of the Foribelai are to be upheld ; but, we iatagioe, that then will of little weight, when compered with reins. ,We lir glue too. that, though the Ministers may sfed• dislike the repeal, they will see it with joy; for, thir Pedant si'seatloo is so embarraniag, that they woo wish to get oat of it by some mesas or milt. liew. therefore, who hare money oor, on,;let tort it is, se Nee as may be; for, if this Di ll be repelled. it is it possible to say in whet sort of currency debts sad ie. tenet may he paid ! MR. DENMAN. At the Mitidiewes Parity—f-rfrciin7.. festive' acli the other day, some very mimes Aloe place, marl imperially the roam re:atiOg to this man. " The Chairman nest propo-2.1 the beside of IV " Denman—Me o rnament of the Ber.—olos ' " public liberty—the honest and eloquent Monster •• the late persecuted QeliltN. The bralth of tie ray! with great nth l i l i. Le sti: s issin rn b ir e.. l s U rT e p n iam t e te pi ii r a t : s; w i s a i ik e l as to patter ter should really he glad to know where tad Los lawyer sae ever 'hewn his friendship ter it; sin how long it may he More he has possessed soy ew'. even if he had the will, to he a friend te erg' These, however. being were metiers of empty mire, we Ghoul.' rertai a' r net here noticed teen.; pecially wheel wo rejected who the perdu were e. drank the toast with sorb ratAraiava." pointed eschesioa of Mr. Ilmoccuese that we err evaders to attend to ; a sd the word if heard before Advocate of the Qcsas ! Jost as if ell si onfortanate Lady's lawyers were nothonest! Jo! I One soul brestkist; ,vul.l nowt the 4.ilers"" -- 11extlite*sete * was. U east be neweetweed ""l". . se 01,1 tket.+o. l nu, praresi.loo s shoeless Welt. brunet at doe tints it wee 'sapwood. the Noble Mergeess well kegs that taws for wearily' weeskot wasted. It was a plie tar tit. 4114Vpilesiottimpfamera, and litres only regard Iwasusee the Ilieleten_ An* aid preeariess supply tor sue Moto 10wa... ... ................ _, _______ ___ IPS. itefke. Mbee Telt also aggrieved. ' Ph. That this mroting coesidees it to heita Otette se- There appear‘d about 4 200 of the prowled pwrietoss Rhin. wih& haellmwa reported yesterdse,• is sot be.? roasts absolutely necessary le petition Par*meat to and *roamers in the two Misdeeds rearm- The ?Nit- lieved oa eChanga.l.4-Coasols for Mosey. /Se' —They caw easily me 'mooed ends immediate sod 'eeriest relief as may save doss wets fagging whew we left the imsetlet '- -/ . , . • ' samblie Email be to I from ivapeadiag rain all sheets whose iota are is - atty tray combated with thalami. • LEATHER . r.fit. . • / . ~,; ..,,..TOre le a* irk t eihniteratioa lathe price of Noweisi the 2 erwi l le ; WU? ' 11 ttls. That a peados .10bittls Pews Parligspest • 'le' itii. ••1 , 1 Betide, which aro. skill is demasol, allitAlhe /ere of pr la a "rig of this, 1 ertbrocittg el* X m t s e g r * selet! h. "etre" ' .n, r0t..1. / E. 41.0. of Obi &Mingle. 'ISIO •WO- . ,- lc:i t:4th * Mg t. tbe , . - - •' • _ -oe• ---• ,• ~ _,,._ o _. . rthiktiiieerWapstbps 1114.10k0assia lima* 4 ' . arigetsati* -•-'...''' -" P .a. be o r a., Ilie • "_*.1..... , dit A sod Lori , . • "..r? lt s .. , ... .. . . as dv-hittmogiav:atilietweitswe liamk etis, e do. st. i . : . .. . aguish (New) lose 5e.... est ' ' .lii9"4 : ' .".' ' w a r le ; 164.1 " isma‘nall 041 .4... . 4161, . . way. As tis tiro shims nod 'tappets the .iintia •ia .!,, .ilemsw •et bode: ' o f ow ,„1 1 ,4 • Danish .. .......... .....: Ilik • .‘romisl else Ideptbees for this Welter I et" the !leis' of terliATilet Till temente. inns szaireanilittitit4l . ' "" ilut . MHO lea„ ilarisemace t l hass is Akomeeel. . • Vis rfaiLte..; , ~- t „,. , _ Neepatitan 1111 . • 'la role sew see. tin Cnloehise Wen d s . LOT ..=o, , nivA . • piaci, ole Parlieura :. : 4 Nr. Tuba - NIA apologised for hie mietaie. aidassid The Atiltarists beiagalmat half the . arisitle . • ..,• rem . ll.l Lae oir '•4oe. put t 'with cos" he placed on the forthcoming re- halos, •ist be suppom4 to consume shoat l4 • sst. Oid to rears. apott as the Committee was composed o the some mem- hiesher mansfactaml, bis as their 'bees twit' *whs . ef vied. The but report was the lawg ing !stoat of the t and heaviest Ltistber. ea which tine Tam is. : . i°a. . ri ' P a r r ' to the nth IWitilit It ' "ii 64 eterpdolle. they bate tit Iktogiont. the sense per 111. as apes the After Mil of Leather o r swarntog, bat bring lie iatellipsamplespeesief ..' . - the ` poeksee. Whew Paul Kr. J. entaT tywv/the, eA. . ie „ me „„ m „, ' h oo k/ t o live times the value, sad es their oboes 'retrace as heaty 'stairs of the East. of a • more reeetstidate Asa that, of he or; eh. were O N as those generally worn b y other classes, wail various paged of these em we had reeeivetl from Weems. siesteo o 4 le tetten t t ho y o ep o ored to put do. Pehthed °etre r th e emP l 7 elettt t • - d • I; other Leather (heeds are more generally peed hubris tomr resent Ambits of t totem mime so their mere , ... e „ „ j a we d. „w ee , A sr a e „. Th e o u t meow s t o fur the legs, breeches, aid jackets, they (*snot sap- from Consatitinople, the PetreitteN , f 7 esean t e wil sad to be themselves t b . oosesi to use less than two-thirds of the Limiter mane- musing in that city, and still more the . theses' this, is sotorio 11 • , 1~ ;i ~ :3c'4..i ~~ v . Y~ ~.:... . • ' I I I 1~.~...