The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-08 00:00:00

honaerable ;woggle to r surrsoaut lb. misfortunes which had Dearly overwheitard me hs my seal for the Binetutereti—abed, In 1796, I sacs illeed say health and my situation, lo support of i /dr. Carty-a% EletlaM, for which I was in return deceived and deserted, and obliged to leave England as a common ,bailor, subject to the difficulties, hardships, and disnplosintmecd," in- Meatus an unknown aid [deedless m a n, east on a shine on the . oppoite side of the Globe. • Persevere/ace, under' Providence, • however, e. Wed me to tamed beyond my most sanguine 1 1 expectation: sink r defamations almost inirandoes I IWsre made my fortune; ar.d what is still mere; have preserved my conahotien, my principles, and myintegrity. Whatever Buie' ekibly for tied Itaewledge of besioess I may there'd.* peseta,. it preire been dearly learned it; that, best of ill schools, she kb u sa et, Adversity ; and such as they are; accompanied by an aides , / '•".110.1 Ihr our country's welfare, form tee only groom' of my ' - , reveilles, to your notia oa ibis tam' . Mit, my ft lei lA t the. thee will he inept admit- of . the puerile and orischieeree dinjuetions of Blue and .lids".,. which hope beep .;• long psed i by dealsaiag mess foe party par Poses, thereby 'titivate the yet& illaikeweaudiseiley Men these whose real interesbr * are Sa l l eeparably embed. 4 4 1 .3. 4.4 016 : OM, bleu the hood., of a4elio is the toile, • yore , otteugtb is is year, union. , Yoe sop, there fare, separated st i ed divided, to make you stabservarot to theit porpa-es. , • • Ifealmasersaly to *tau so this millet when your destinies oba(lsiciert lit to your booths and ) 0131 : mire will be /rPraoPitelet: Recollect that the Elective Franchise is not exereired for,,oi. laves alone t rarer, ad, a{ionion of the faioiired few, , silo. ViabStle rbe,priotilege of returning iteasbent to legislate theistic whole United lihrgdota. Call to oniird.• I. bestoris pro, dek • I there is urn a • voice among,yiia that does out in rfec;jorlaeT , ibif *eke of at least tiuO of your unrepresented tountiynien„ who Are waiting, in socialise xpeetation, their destiny at your hands s. and are bound, by all usher cousequences.,good or evil, that re auk from year choice, of the perms 0 k ~ fur six sr ,ever • pears, are to have as enelietrinded power over their Penes sod their Persons. • ''''. •• • ' ' • ' • s:•The Elective Franchise is therefore lot merely • .personal ,Ilibt—it tea public tree, It is. iodeed, a meted tree,, and ao . lethal responsibility attaches to its abuse. And let Whitt may Ile' ,•are result of year deeisioo Ois the naming election, you a Mo.". ablabt, do. ase Use jastleele acknowledge that . I hairs ont,die wily .se ihdireetly,ettempted to iattoesce any of you, either by flat tery or bribery. No, py Friends and Brother. Freemen of Corlisle, 1 know too well the honest independent stock from • Which retail descended, lothiek yaw capable of being delude 4. •by.the one or corrupted by the other. Beware of the Renewer,. PI you may rest assured be will deceive you; and be tits' Will basely resort to a bribe, will assuredly betray his trust. ' I beg to eithelado this address, by the appropriate is horlai lea I Wove hemostat Nelson—"Sogiand expects that every Mao , Waldo Isis Duty;" which memorable words are net more ap plicable to the minim on which they were used, tear so es ies . ' . 'Mal to the leterests of our country, as they are whets applied es. tie faithful exercise of lthe Elective Franchise at the own esopl, lboaoratoto General Election. • - 1 0006 that you wilt excuse apparent inattention ea my pert le haviag so !nag delayed posing Hey personal resprtts to ) (1461 Nvidually, for which delay I am sorry to plead indisposition, kasha very Important Ovate affairs; they being Gaisbed, I . hope to be able to leave boadon in four or live days; but, as I jolted so travel with my own horses, it will, of course, pro-' ow my Journey ; • ,And lime the honour to he, Gentlemen, Yuuy.e . Fe.ctionate Brother Freenlaa, and ~ - • Faithful Servants Levi" Jew S o Ism • I. R. nitaist. slandered maw of justification owl redress. —Trusting that my post e•n. duet is the best guarantee for the future, I hope I way ultimo presuniptitin, look for a - continues's* of 'our couldeone *ad I raw, with sinerre respect, Your faithful mod sou obedit•ot Servant, Moeslougb,:Jatie 1, 1815. WAIXER WILKINS. without explanations to abandon- it•altogether—to abautdoo that without which it had been urged the Bill would he ineffective. The Noble Earl• their proceeded to comment upon the impropriety tot coming to this determination in the ablest, Of Alamo -who bad sup.' ported the amondmeat, and who, -tar ;maintain their woo considency, oughts. Watt* have an oPPor eottity of explaining the.- grounds opon'tehlch they bight he inclined to accede to this new PttoPoiltkln , With thou feelinge, and with a view that the linos* should take the subject deliberately' into Wit Cell; . eMehation, be begged to tome as' an amendment to ibromotion of the Noble Lord, . 6 That the Nether eepeideration of this Report be deferred to Monday next, anchhat the'Lords be summoned." • Iltequestion Miring been pot upon thisomeedment, - The Earl of 1-A VERPOOL said,• that he was not prepared to *tract one word of- the opinion he had given upon the impatience of this clause. Beth in point of policy and justice, be Considered it neces sary to the protection of the natural rights of BIWA subjeeda, For if it -wart possible.'hy a trick, ttich• au this ciao", was OMR' to guild against, to enable a foreigner•to obtain all-the tight' of e. natutst.'borm sebjett, there would be au itod of their labours 'rev trceatuty pit for' thetiolinteastice of those rights. here might be different opinions respecting the pa. jrey to -be adopted in the ittlashision of foreigners to 'lle - rights of natural-beets talkjeettr. Some ntiobt be for reclean themnitogether ; others for- admitting' them under regulation; more or leis rieid ;.a third -opiuion might be that they 'Mould be admitted with- out any Ittnitation,. Be was - not now going to disease' which of shear opinitlns was the most proper for a coquetry to adopt ; for whatever course might lien thought preferable with respect to Aliens, all weak,' agree that . the legislation respecting them ought hake consistent, and that off, law Ought twat be to counteract all the. tegklatite regolatioas sad. Sd die theaubject of nutetslitation,*- so' lung as it -wow thOeght fit that these repetitions shoal& be continual.' Indeed, whets the eludes. was dhocksied by- Moir! •Lordsbips, no ewe objected to it es a prospective' measure; it gni, o n ly its retrOspeetive *Oradea 'that had caused a difference of epialint; 'He (meld scam.' ly believe 0111nd/tidos! existed wbo•would say that slaw should be staffeeei to remain in force, by which soy foaskiier,'however . hostile aad rancorously di,- ' posed towards this . toutitry might et the @spent* of 8(L obtain all , the tight" of a' natural-born 'Object, wittiest taking Oa oath of allligianco, or nbusitting to any 'of the metaled's* sae eattrairies which the Le gisteitore ttiotght proper to adopt' in passing Nate. retillatton ) Bills. This istraawdinary Act was not Alwyn until AO! last. He staid ask their Lord. iiripa whether any if them hoppeend the-Paistilote of a tomiserer by which foreigner Whohidiferdhased stook' td I coot" attest' of -MI. ono -day, might Sell •it the -aelrOWltatttlier, lot ottirallse him alio, One thee make the rapid process of naturithprtiou go on . with. oat lithitatiorr? - He *as 'too welt convinced el the • • • • . . . t ' upon any person to say,whettier he knew' of the es. istence of this Act before the month of April last? Why should the Noble Earl ask that question, ur ,Rby suppose that the act was unknown ? Was it because the Noble Earl himself was in ignorance of it, that it should be unknown to every other person gear, hear!)— Bet' if it were true that embody knew a ny thing of the Act, that would be reason, not for adopting the . Noble Earl's motion, hot for anterie; into an enquiry on that point, previrseely to a fell consideration of the whole subject. Re keg, not by whet fatality it happened, but, forionately, violence and injustice generally .defeated their own pfrpose, 'and in ibis case Minister! aid merit co-0•1•1, dem heated themselves. He wished wet to be .mleratood es accusing their Lordships of silk., violence or in. jostice, but the whole transaction was of soft a us. tore, that it enavoidably excited in his mind the 'con. solatory feeling be bad expressed. It was said, that the clause could not be looked Open as tending to an infraction of the rights of property ; that the law being long unknown and 'dormant, the repeal of it could prodeceno injury to individuals. This, how. ever, was all gratuitous assumption. It load•lniver been proved that the law was.enknown; lont,ndo milting this esseition to be true, that was sot* sue. dent reason far the claw their Lordships had been induced to adept. lgeoraece ivif theta! did soot pro. tact enfortinate men feu bresitiog Honed-be did not understand why Legislators, who did sot know the law uhich it was their duty to. ieow, shoeld 'make their ignorance and escese for depriving other men of their rights. The Aliens who bad paraboloid eberie in the Hoek of Scotland, held that.property by the same title that their Lordships held their estates, namely % the sanction of law. The measure which. the Noble earl bad supported rendered foreigners mere trustees at the will of the Crowe" and liab l e to the forfeitpre ofornyland the have become pO. seised of. When the Noble Earl was formerly ergimg their Lordships to adopt the claim, he declared ho we* quite impatient, under the esistroace et a law, the *Oct of whiekwas, if 'acted epee, foo giae toe rights `if free.born subjects to any foreigners, witbout.beieg eilipolled to take an oath of allegiance, or without an obligation to perform any of thodetiee of a sub. ject. H. was before anxious for its repeal, ,not only prospectively, bet retrospectively ; sad nothing w ould satisfy him abort of the disfranchisement of all the le. d f ividoals who had obtained legal rights under the Scotch Act, dace the 28th of April. Now, how. ever, he was more moderate, he was Coßtflif fill mil a little water with his wine.—(.4 keel )—Tbe retro. • smelle pit of the choose, which he new spoke of al a tittle matter by the bye, was to be omitted. In fact, the only consistent part of the Noble SRN (Li. veipool) conduct was his precipitation and biped. once. 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""` rsger ts 'l s i; •Uveti/Aaeoon, aid Lord liehrider f - Aber apt filfe Idit!lliefeiatilipoogi ilint i ~. imbe„wogysy it INGEPEN matt ELEctiyas o f m yee w 4, ii st d o i cei of w vi tch . a.. t a rss i o : w k ip . r a ss . w ..t t i e vi s peintid to etlealt the Ceatoelliseis g - Mirk tea liteleritithitistr on e l " chid lit *Wand - ir - ‘ i • • *s -1141t0U4111 et LElCEirtdit. . , 1 - 10111 411 1 1 1S!* . _ e_ _ • - ...., . _. , proud se p ra r i ed, end would m i me . os op ot In d p i m pti di u oast the Veber of the BMW 14 lir Mt • • • • - . their .. Dinebigis" here. De short v An . , *Ale. by me eimit Moat. erafeissyMist Indepeudest eter s eflailiallisafeenteorkiwtiliek . . ..• • Inesiniste bir WI Id's *' . telbelk t4401.1f1i teat **am _ 111 st orc.wriprog mesystiffp 'lmport • • *mi t IN ,las pond* tidbit iiii lateroas at year outbid • 1$41 1 V10 8110 0, 4 4( r . ' ". 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"feet. eta jpee.7lBolBo.ll, As, Rovicitoor. . p.e .. led that the kiseasoss of the Lords had attended bite been dfOpinted tin eiedithrt the iiingo•glinereda the Mausgers of the Cereavens, and that L.ed Sim: lege raid** tortlieniteie fa gitbitlen real's , . nil posh. • slag, en tee part of the Manegers of the Cearevens. ject for Mirth tall pltioastsy t thee fie . sooleist - • inns!. t 4 P , ruet' tosesestst " 44 " N I b .! p /a . ted . h i 7"aiem"nr I" --1- 1 --. : , .- .. ...„. .----------- had deliverod to show the &ben Rill . , sod stated at derailed, The %lbels teadeocy et the ltil l o i• Eorro . . 1 . disaasubhed to a aspire, it 'kali* my 5111- To , tbe IN DRPER DE:q • kit F. liftlO IA) t.lts of the, ' • firs eadeavoar so await iisysaltreoyhy.of . yogi :*berme. by . COUNT y.f WESTSIORLA N it. the sane tine that' thee C..a..s disagreed to an argocidni tamed at preps/pi ilia their pa eseandintat snide by *sir Lordships 14 that BM.- - *mild hate skied pes t prOpetteriwitY. . 1 * s i i Itei . . . . 2 . , i . t 4 • t • I • • pa)isig the ;r u dest at to those local interclas s mid by inane. 41 o ; : inef . .. 4 " 4 "' lilL . T Cam wow* • . ion , t il os a oreadeatie Meant, eabinooed, awl iadopeodpb 121tierieersa, he meow d &keg Say • meson fee that adopteit this tiesse, aid that, - the Coimioas harp dons i Li • • • I REJOICE . to t hin k thee the i' . " • ideas et ! a l, di reeseet s elospembsteggeousidgiod.thalr Ler& wrong in Wrest 14 *gift' tri Ai lot. lia,gon. 46 4 ...• . ~ • pews the day at tavOilloil Attil s bntle to be able to pay my 1.• ..._•• s ,___t ~.••.. • . . •.. • . ... ~., , . , dupe aereedoest: fist defhpetliesie.. Upon this 'Re- eluded Is Ith . ng that it dieold sow bit circled. fieg wallop rye,' ine die pr ospiet of tespen hi prim to every one tithe Electors. • • ' f•" •49 t port beano road by the proper °Nicer, ' The . wO/ds ' • lid, w 61-"Mlwrip I bed , 41,topett . • t ell * ' I l le "" E lle tA ""t 4 A 6444, eal4ll "' I '86.11 The Bar LIVRRYOOI - I hate tbe.baottar to hi, Gentlemen, . meet seal l e m i i : , .r.... 1. • .••• - - . • iof . moved, that tido . his evirtio s and effects - to kft.4ll4t • the coons With unfeigned regard, . • Ourideohinvill - ChffoittittlertioloWei tieY ilisiohd the et- II. ' " de lie f i ns ist a " . 41114"ndeent. - 111014, is NO lie larks kayo acted firtY'atisorify,.., pill; Ifni faithful and obedient Servant. _ .6. l , 4 7 • N ut fie se o che cuanty t i i iy ruait mom union , bols The LORD CHANCELLOR having pit th 4 notieftlintanding,* adiptAiltil ?Witt foordiliiptpre de- * • • THOMAS PARES, Jug. tbe . b en s whate„er.. may b e . em , *mato, l et it , ma goootioa, eked to reject. After boasting that be binf bad ''• Temple. London,Joise 3, ISIS. . • • . imkpie them in stab Pretensions. but earldoms e s be at ma. Earl GREY rem, teal - .expensed lii ssoprhe et 'ignited no bphitoo, he hod the titigislar .. t r to f . To the ELEcTORS.of the CITY of CARLISLE. . ,de ba te la our views as we are resolute in OttedetainiastaMp to die manner is which • the •Retposig which hied jest been oak they •Lordsliipti tO fiend iii think: r ova, IN concurring with the wishes of a Dumber of accempiiiii lira, -•- - - • -.. • . read bad bees reciebred. Thar Bill I. -elinetion•bad 4 Yoe mitt 'cow alter thSk s opinions ysfe *eve so t .6.1 . . ... my Brattier Freemen to become a Caodidate to represent Of 'site compdrotive Sauna of skyway and ‘1 ,.. 1 4 0 ,,,iii to been seat down from that Hone to - thetas/sit 4f tienlY glued .d thb sehjedt, bed rieetlie Cooompos. • iebteitive City la Parliament, 1 beg you to belieie that I have your support I mireleciastto opeitt.-- Willingly admittiog It i Co' meows, with stetson whiolt had been itstrithicad, who'hate jest given' a peon* o f disepprobotior et lir flan, to gratify ; us pasty - parpose to serve; neither have respectability in priiiiiellfe, - 1 last odd, that whoever A reas . w i th se es prem allega ti on that i t was indispensable your *pinion', will be sere to take thedi Opsoloerte Sow private basmst in vie', .Tile only motive, if I know him better fitted to perform the funetiaas of a Ligislator, will, to . leit the Gilt lin sod their lordships win ass vise yoarseins reject them." This Was a , ittenge ''' II y o we , heart, that setuotesnasrt. , titis occasion, is a love of of course, •withhold bii'saffritue from me. 'All . tibial add io. " 1 • called upon,ea in eta t at was the Masse sonsidored; boot of 'veatotting, and foil of deep lieSsiliatien ; :bud f Country, a desire to serve rid, and to.restore to you shat nil_ that I trust my FarllarnittiAry rood eel s since i left yee.li..l l . . P ° - 'to dispense with their steal fermis in order • that it it is in thecrimlnality more. this in the incolifistencr - i motion and good name which fornitely belonged 11, you. These, been such ai to show 'Me *either negleetful of the Publ.e West, ' :..i. i... .. 9 I ley friends, have beets most unjustly impeached, apd, w itb your nor devoted' ro.any principles 'of an uneotatittatiernal, or i dame m igh t ' be p ass ed w ith tit* gettster - celerit y. NOtWitbs of the prihneding, that the heiniliationis to W. folio& t s ti ' i I modowirge, t wilt show to tire oriole kingd am, that we. Citi- •gerunsor a selfish nature; standing this proceeding, however, now that the •A gross violation of the rights of property was con. , juiserCarliee, ens yet bo.free s by being trellibligto bean. • . 1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen. Commons bad thought proper In reject the clause; twined' in'this clause which the Cosmos* had rejected., • It would be presomptieu in meta urge my Intension. to your Your MOIR devoted ondfsithfol Servant. they wore celled apes, without soy ezpleftetion to 'Thu Nohlo'Earl had More than once spoked of ; ilia choice upon any vnin idea of my ability to serve our 'country, . HENRY BROUGHaIIi. subscribe to * a Resolation which milkmaid ageism trick end device by which, he *alerted. corpkin Aiken , is her preset* state of degrodalloo. My prekritsioas are slope __. their former opinions. For hit owe part* be tbottght - hot} **tempted, since April last, under the Scotch .: bowled upoosay integrity. and disinterested wish 1 . 41 sertemy .To the tENTA.EMEN. CLEO OY..end ER E&HOLDERS the Bill was nisch improved by . OW litertmine of this Act of Parliament, to procure their naterelisaties; cowers; this, in my bumble judgement. ass qualities imanitely • of the COUNTY of RADNOR. , prefer-•ble to abilties widloot integrity; sled Is is not o rtoot to ** GaiseLetiens . • the whole world, that - nil the evils which Otir countay ittbours under. Aim bees caused by um possessing what are commonly, „Clit. ~.: A N early Dissolution of the present Parliament • • • thanks, ks fact, that every thing which went •to red. all the oising very generally expeeltu , permit me again In solicit de, the Bill irif i deet woo . • • • bat mi.takeoly t called great abilities, nouccompanled fir COMP the-bonoor of yoailluringes when . you tire mite sore called • moo honesty. Gioia to esercite your Elvttive Franchise. it is therefore high time that wee of practical Were shield 8 7 ')uor kro se ,, as t p „,,i g h t „. I Have ..." bo l o N ora hi the - - -- clause, for be 'mold not help coning to the comely: but they 'had only availed theraselves of en ealating 'ion, that it WI; not only impolitic, bat ertjest• Hr law t 'lYhtliblli th e Noble Earl, in cflairadictiett to prikiciplea of law end Janice, proposed to .de. would no predictive of Ohne prise them of their property and rights. but let sot eckantogo,Eiher, hear 1 .1 —By. olive he- rival. their Lordships " lay the flattering enction to their lected that a asejority of than lines, bad' reed - to emel t " that this was merely as kit of the Scoteli . 1 P t ..- .* • . • be watircr tar; whale:dee& oat compensate us 1* the low if Reese of Commons abase eiret.ey Tanis ambit earl iiitiang , 1110 ,, Bill Italia imesded fors, be considersd that the Parlianent. It was no such thing, though, as an. ir.:. • loog.ssinilett speeches, and the instilling monkery of debate. eventful period I tan truly aoert. that I have sever given any preseriation of thole dignity , as • brutal,. of•thlristr- Ike! or the Scotch Parliament recognised Ist the f). bly time bas hitherto been taken op ins very different man- Vote in Ltroar of measures that leaded to protract the mkeries gigiatore , demanded some • other cowrie thaw that . Union It was the law of the United Kingdom. It are to that it these lung-winded speech-makers. whik such of War. to lumen the Public Burdett', to abridge the Rights which bad heel take.. .Tito "loose of Commons had Oright4ied with the Scots Parliament, hut it was re. men have bees cheating and deluding their country to her ruin, and Liberties of say Fellow-Ci•ostrymen, or to depr:ve those not condescended to give any reasnu for the. rejection 'netted by the British Parliament its the year 1774. .. . .. , .., . teat-1W) might riot io the spoil; I have bean employed in an who hove enoi:ilained of being slandered or oppressed of the of their amendment, and yet they- were called eon, —The Noble Earl (Liverpool) said, he would call . .. , . - - • fit the WORTlilf nod 'I,III)EPENDENT ItthEllEN oior she TOWN et MAIDSTON , . • 'Cs %Titsm, • Valla•erl'irlf of the earliest opportunity to room )o,t my bent Thank, for the vet) , lasserinit mod de eisite atsitral rev of te i titers t hove esperieueed in is Jai , which entourage me Si, look torivord to tits hieitita with every confidence of suttees. Should it ..le toy good thituwe to hate the ditstineahlsed humour conferred . s v Ms teen( tivereseusim; sua in Parliament, 1 beg volt will br 'eve iltht my *toast endeavours F HI I be retried faithfully and • iods•itendently to dirtb:srge the high and impufteat duties Cue tided some. ' • I am, Ovittlemee, . , Tic (*aims and oh i ; :ad humble fltteviet, IMAiIAII WiI.DEY ROBARTS. New rformoi-oreii, Juste S. ISIS. ! - —=,----..—.. • .O,ILY -TWO Olt Ys TO DRAW, -rini •.•. • -SEVEN? .SIR CAPITALS. _LIAZARD. 1111101. Coe, Slut coetreclore, &old tad IL IL * Shored as ebeir old emohlished Office. (loyal Rachanie, .FOUR, df alit eirpitoi Prizes drawn lest Thor dad. 411intiwne. . TI I eY hove now liPairty of Tidlets and Slows (waresnre6 licilrawm) sib isle,:shil Wick Folk sitentiou to the following Mad . OAT, ilr THI: WHEEL. 3 ... . Prise„ 4., st2o.ooo 2 - V HI ; Prizes a lb 36 &r. &c. &r.. The gigs ii-sirsowe Frier above tel.ollo runt be - • - :EWER. • retS.6oo; 4ir 4E 10 . 403 . TUESDAY, Tli F.. 16 Tll, OF JUN R, Wilt betf. East Dar of Draw wig hut One. ._. • . flys nut:3 OF 41 0 ,000. were Soda by HAZARD and (5... the Contractors, in the Lost Tyne* Letteriei, at their very 4.14 0111 re, Naval Eichonge. Loadstubliihilaritis.of 100 tears, and where Prises Isere Ws Shared hit rieesionoinc i.• . '.. ! V lIILLION3. - • . _ 1140 . 1 A LONG CLOThis. . lIE edmirere, of the gilt MADRAS LONG CLOTHi 'IN OrA, and the Pablit, are resperUilla informed. MILLMIU'M NEW PATENT CLOTH entirely super-edet the 41.40 of the ah,ore, mid is appbenbla so all the• purposes for has been held is sailtersalestinsalina. at welt as f u r til l idiug. To Families rad Gesalentest meow abroad tit, trots. *arra climates. is is essential, ' front Weaning! easidativettent to health is thane as 'tell as in the', (-older sm.!. it trolling in prestos the erects fregofbili, i from taddro laSitsEktbs frame bent to cold. The • ide widths for Sheet* am tholsable far winter wear, far trim/inward tsr Cold climates. It is sold by Patentee, at his Past Tedin, Tisastorti . ; Scnielt, MaagkerT i: Mated Porwitare. and Enmity Mon' Watehentse, Nii..l CHEA P8111)1i, and no where else what ever (a), oilier held It brine invitations sod.), is Cates ist and 61) Neves es els Idr eaporiatitia, abil by the IPiefe.of to fit ynrds both. at b., lb. al., Si.,•Se. Id.. tt be. M. pits yigd where Application is reuipluted to he aside, sod all ardor jam Abr 'ad it the Cowry are respectfully requestej to be seal, The 'arenas h ail wf ladle end WW 'cimbe; Sails' Muslin', White Chittos, Re,, whit the wag fiwkilieldl i t t e 6. of Deem. Foreititi Lute sal VAN and the utilises Family L are sot as above, Wbabsk aal Ratan, on the . 4 ' . 1 out Malwabla. • ; . i.. . - • •• • I POI B 0 vet ; ail ' t 16.-• ler/ ; s o •orri itta ye. i~ P . t% • i t . C.• ' 11. N,