The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-26 00:00:00

. . SPECIAL . ,OOMMISSiON. • -..........- alai, THOISbAT, Yes. 21. . ...• I •Thesfit appeared is Court st ea early hose, sod bemellia *her proceeded to business. Julio Lane ti t an o.od Oar , were given in. charge oil aa itsdiere Meat, es • branch of the Whim Boy Act, Whet Made a capital felony to make any person quit ble hoc or employment, or to attempt to compel naypermit Isere his abode or employment After witseems were remained. Oise of wheat was an ep peover,) Judge Moons Omega the Jurv, who, after a abort eessultation, brought in both the prisoners Guilty. AT COOLGRA. Denis Ceisser, Jeremiah Leahy, Penis Atli!, and Ethererif Brien, were then put to the bar, on an indict meet es the usual fictions of the White Boy Act, charg ing the prisoners with having unlawfully assembled at I whitey, os the 81st of January. and with having aided and sesasted Dews Cronin, or some person or presses uskoews. is firia4 at the Right lien. Richard Earl of Bantry, Simon Matte, Merle O'Sullivan, and Charles earths*. After evidence had been heard, the Attorney General sigaiied be would not press the case against Kelly, and the Jury remelted a verdict of acquittal on the port of Kelly and Leary, sod of guilty against Cro nin sad Brien. recommending Creole to the consider' , ties of the Court io consequence of good character. Jas.Carthystood charged with beim+ along with other F-rsons, illegally asemeihltd on the night of the Bth of eb.. and by force and threats compelling Thos. Evans te Mime to them a gun, his property. The indictment was framed soder a clause of the Riot Act, and made ,1 the Wham a capital felony, without benefit of Clergy; and the prisoner was found Guilty. A boy was indicted fur being armed with o ff ensive weapoes contrary to the statute; bet it appeared he was arrested on his father's farm near Kasturk, and the Jury twilight hi a verdict of acquittal. FRIDAY, six O'CLOCK,—This day the Court was occu pied io the trial of Denis Moynihan, John Retells's, Cornelia' Relehas , John Mahon y and Daniel Brien, fur the attack en the barrack, and the murder of the police of Churclatown. After a trial which occupied the entire clay, the Jury retired, and after an absence of two hours, returned a verdict of Guilty against Cornelius Relehan, John Sfalioay. aid Daniel Brim, and acquitted the other two pmsems. Their Lordships, during the absence of the Jury pro nounced sentence of death on the tea men, convicted for the affair at Carriganimusi; on the twelve, taken at the mountain of Deshore; the three at Newmarket; and fro at Coolgeal the two for swearing Mr. M'Cartby's 'creases; the area for the attack Cu the house of the Rev. Mr. Kirehholier: Matthew Commit, for the attack ea Hobbe's how. and taking away arms; Carthy, for maltreating the keeper sear Kinsale. o days were turned for the execution of these persons. A selection, it was stated from the Bench, was Intended to be made front these persons for the clemency of Government, which was entirely to depend on the future disposition and conduct of tits peasantry of the county. Three ethers who had been recommended by the Jury who Gird them to the mercy of the Court, were promised the humane interveaties of their Lordships in their behalL When the Joey, who Lad retired on the persons for the affair of Cbarebtown, gave is their verdict, Mr. Jos tle* Moore proceeded to pronounce the awful sentence of the law upon them, by which they were ordered for riecatios os llintay, their bodies to be given for dis sect», to the Comity Infirmary. The molesting so many individuals to death pro duced • very sensible feeling is the Wads of the num bers who filled the Celiet. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. UNDRII RIM IIIAniXIIIRST OF SR. SOCTISA. WMORROW RVBNINCI, Fes. 17, will be repeated, is consequence of *Mr great success, the Selections from Roesial's celebrated Oratorio, IL. MOSE IN EGFTTO, with a GRAND lIISCELLANE- OtTS PERFORMANCE, mad, I. Onvlbarse of lite Erasing. a Concerto on the Harp, by leo DINS& PRINCIPAL butane,.—idrs. , Sakawaillems bsue, Ma dame Vestrie. Mtn Oatodall. Mrs. 111.11111 Mks Pe' y, sad Madams,Ds Beiliat *.its. nor Us VI. Mime null. M. at,aralialla. me. Nelms. . Timex. Mater LeaehrmPOlllee. Combader--111r memo Smart, arbe vM mow at the Or The Rasa will be enemas sad aamplete is sear/ De partment. Leader. Mr. Smart. Moll Will open at Half. past Six. and the Performance ememeace at Seven o'clock. Boxes, 7s. ; Pit. Ss. 841. ; Lower Gallery, Ss. ; Upper Gel- I.ry, is. Second Price at aim. The Dramatic Free List does not Wend to these Performance,. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS ▪ 5t0ek...........9401ti S per Cent. Rel..— 79if It per C1.C0n.....78i 79 7811 21 per Cent 90 41 4 per 8 b per Cts. Nary. 10Si1e S per Cen t. Long Ann... 20 11-101 11-18 Imp. S per Cent Irish b car Cad DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. ladla Slot*. Ditto Boods 60s. 61s. Os. pm /loath Bea Stook Beath Baa Old Aso Rs. Bill 1d.10001.06.05.25.pat ---6001.0c05. is.pst Small Os.k.lts. pm Coo. for Ai:et 79 81 81 lodla for d1tt0....... ...... Lott. TleksUi. 19C I. elx btatcOman. I' sax sinus& STAMINA* IS IMO STNTIISINAII." wt.'," " rip LONDON: TUSIDAT MINING, PI3IUART 26. 1822. STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK. The feuds opened this morning 781, 79, and up toi this boar there is bat little business transacting. The 5 per Cents. are 1034, at present. A failure which took place yesterday in the foreign stock has caused this morning a great bustle on change. It is supposed that the person who failed, has sold upwards of 4000 Spanish Bonds, and cassia deliver them. hitasnres are about to be taken to make him a bank rupt, if the traesaction was legal. The letters from Fins quote the Fryach funds 90,60, aid the Spanish 60. as the rise which took place here i■ the Spanish Bonds was not known in the market at Paris. It is the *piano there that Spanish Bonds will have a greater rise, u the accounts from Spain by private letters are favourable with respect to political affairs in that country. Pevasian Stock Neapolitan 7O Dania Colombian from 00 to 1O Though the Irish papers we have received to-day ' cantata as fresh assonst of outrages *a the part of the Waded alai desperate peasantry, the iatelligence they bring is extremely distressing. Oa Friday, the fifth day of the sillies , of the Special Commission. sentence of death was passed on a* less than five aa4 thirty miserable wretches, three of wheat had fosse guilty of warder. and the row of bating thlasod i hk. panda dams of the White Boy Aw. From thus, A I I. .~---- awful t 'los os iiiary it • ove -77- roskt7 ' 11 1 4 1 :ii;Ps .71 1: P nsiglat *oils Ilispollelllss •or simmer monsiersollreali kiwis twat defeedd nososory to defer SW WI& isilded item iIW of their' NA* Ail We Bad is not the opialoo iett 4 l2; Junkis placed the fate of those . , ple. The Magistrates of the .Cesikeit rase.-Genic hare agreed to apply to Cloventmono pefkldbwoz-; tension of the insurrection Act to thetwkolals! rt c'onnty ; notwithstaading the Marqoess of tuoioiso and Colonel FIVIGneALD sought to camp,. ttis Bonny of Imokilly from the operation of thatterribleommesto. The Magistrates of the city of Cork have ohs agreed to a similar application for the place of their jurisdic tion ; though it is asserted that not one act has been committed there to call for it. At the meetings of tise Magistrates of the county aid of the city of Unstritoks it was agreed to memorial the Lord•Lienteosot b place the entire of that county and the south libertiet of 'ttie city, under the provisions of the Act. An applicalloo is likewise expected to he made by the Magistrates of I Tipperary to have the Insurrection Aet exteoded . 0 such parts of that windy as may be declarothra state of disturhace. No instance is hitherto knows to bate occurred in which the Suspension of-the Ibises Corpvs Act, has taken place ; but en attempt, it appears, was made, by an unprincipled informer, to try an experiment on the Editor of an independent paper, The L, aster Astrid, upon grounds which, in two or thred mi nutes, the Magistrate, who had been applied to for the purpose, was convinced was entirely false. I I A suspicion also had been raised respecting an ea usually large quantity of firearms. alleged to have been lately purchased in Belfast, by some lahaisitasts of the county of Dow., for improper 'lmposes; bat the statement which had given rise to the suspicion bad been so clearly and completely refuted, that so proceedings were deemed necessary on the part of the tows to demonstrate the futility of that report, or to assure the Government of the tramp!' state of the counties of Down or Antrim. To add to the cal.- sides of the country, some large districts are threat ened with famine. In Mayo, it is said, if measures be not promptly taken to prevent it, the most dread ful consequences may be anticipated. In Limerick, Cork, and Kerry, as well as in Roscommon and Gal way, the same apprehensions are entertained. EXTRACT Or • LETTAII VROY KEW YORE, Jas. 26. We understand the Merchants of this City are fal lowing the ax+reple of those of Noriotk. Richmond. fr.c. and intend to apply to Cosgreu, by memorial; for the repeal of the Acts of Congress prohibitiag the direct trade with the British West India Islands. HOUSE OF SEPRESENTAIIVES. JAN. 17. Mr. Floyd laid upon the table the following Re solution Resolved , That the Prosideoli ofibe Ueited States be requested to same to be 1 1011-16.1 we the 'Hoes/. all the eorreeposieuee übkitidild the treaty ' of Ohm, which has tart yin Istionlinii 41ablic„ and which, in his opinion, it okay ant be intproPer to L eine. The above *lodes was agreed le. Paris papers to the 24th blatant arrived this sera- Jog. Notwithstanding the pains that bare been tam to suppress the truth, and represent Prance as tram qua, it now appears that Rennes, the capital of Bri tinny, is in a situation approaching to a state of siege; in Dauphine, the agents of Insurrection are said to be spreading seditious writings; and at Bordeaux, " songs which bear the stamp of revolt and crime have been clandestinely printed and circa lated." Lyons has been visited by al earthquake, which lasted a minute, but the effects of which have not been mentioned. The Sanitary Law has passed the Chamber of Deputies by a majority of 219 to 67. Fustian FOND.—Oa Friday. the Fire per Ceat. opened at M. SOc. rota to 99f. fiSc.. and closed at 90f. 60e. We have seldom written with more painful impres sions on our minds, oa any °cassias, item now, after reviewing the character of the debate on the motion of Mr. Jaws. concerning a Brcach of Privilege. All the privileges of the House of Commons were given, In like manner as the Prerogstivev of the Crewe are, for the good of the people. Of all the privileges which ate claimed by the Home, there is none more important to the liberties, and even safety, of the sub ject, than that which was the occasion ;of last night's debase. Mr. James complained, that letters which bad boos directed to him by a prisoner unlined in - Lsoesster gaol (who had bees punished with two `years imprisonment for attending a Refuel Meet ing) had been opened by the gaoler; 'mad that seve ral of his 'users to thr-k prisoner bid' met with a si milar treatment. He therefore moved, that any per son breaking open, detaining, or suppressing any letter, addressed by or to a Member of Parliament, is guilty of a breach of privilege. The House decided the question in the negative. The neces sity for this privilege is the clearest imaginable ; sad the case brought before the Honse, by Dlr. Jaws., pw culiarly illustrates the nature of that secessity. The absence of it leaves a prisoner at the mercy of the Gaoler. In cues of imprisonment for polities: ow duet. the Gaoler knows that a rigoer 4 isermad she low. in the treatment of his prisoner, is NM to be swept' able to those who eau keep him in Ma office, or remove bins from it. The Gaoler's interest, therefore. Obiely is, to treat his unfortunate prisoner with all the osisoity Idnasaver may suggest. What is to prevent this lending to the lifers/ torture of the prisoner? Nothing bolt this very privilege of Parliament. which was last sled (linefeed by the House, and under the salmon' of - liggl"?.? • 4(40t4 1168, — . Maki 110 1 4 la 40 00 MUM ligiamtillstosher eAlwtitiwstf sobassi Mies ewfittiaytbtlt ifsepelilAier' Vadylisi *serail • out . * the • 1.:**,0«! rot 04 lot bedigamaisbirssisiagt bs rtiOdad •Ssilwitteasietiaad esti} bt Iss Wog *a Met* es its*. wash/ tli i4rilMe srltillesieeltare bits eves breeibt tali raieauMandel, if " 11 . 1°6 . there Which was practised at Imilcislisl; Wahl tie letters of Mr. Kvirr to his Mos. Prlesdibitia Isis ttasseeitted by the Keeper-401165t Bastilr,' Wild bad kiwera ibile /*Meats ? Weald any exanti,stiOiliti ., 4s Iltiinsbeea saw dolled by the Boise ? coda a prisoner seed *ay cow plaint against hie Gaoler. if thes.Oselat was allowed tot NS it, sad to sappress it? Unless the communicathm would be allowed Is secret, would it not he thin to complain? * But dlittiateritee'tbed desirous of having the power of committlair. air polities' elsem4o to pelves, and of ban able to keep them .edemt slime*. 'Thus, for - ever, the privileges •Offr:fler ligament were to be destrqyed. The lifetimes Beadle of Ilchester had been disclosed to the execration of the werld—its tortures, its famines, its exposure of Nether. and their children to horrible miseries." We ant, for one part, anxiose that the (*dairy should consider the position Into which are to be placed the friends of the peoples' liberties, if tbis privilege is to be obandoned by the Commons. it is perfectly knows that the erdiosry visitations of the prism's are the most insificirat things is the work!. There Is no remedy for the evils which may exist there (of whatever magni. tide) If this, of enquiry by Parliament, through the re jected privilege, be withheld. A torture of halm, such as need to be practised in the Spanish log ' • 'oil, may be 'ousted oo a prisoner, not only with impunity to the paler, but without the publicity which should attend every portion of punishment. Such power may suit the wishes of some; but, we trust, will not be to lerated by a free and brave people. if the privilege in questioa does net exist, let it be enacted t aed let the people every where, and in every legal method, de. mood of Parliament that such enactment be made with out delay. It will be seen that the C .• Lon of the Excne itusa brought forward lust night, in the bons. of Commons, certain resolutions, la order to carry into elect ate scheme of Illenielsos for teasels; the Frye PIM ester. Scorn: the have so iodination to follow Pi through his ' tawiienetisiis ler this impolitic and heatieeelmlary piste 'Ojelstioii , nor shall we, at pre. ?alt. E188P11,4 opottlin.napAampled hardihood with wilhduhnletedings of tiketeesisnent have defended the masimmo.• JIM we; eye' eha thilowiug entraet berm the ibt s brirdidell the Piney dee per gents. were establish ed, teem" trbllei it will he sees that the stock in esuollen was not (by . ih original contrast) to hitt'AIIIIPsiC. lid. eilbov dreespoloe alWe.s. d tha - .niacin* - ehesi i - tte - .4oeu I- per Gaits: bud bpi 14101i'qf 1d 111iVeltedltion, of pitying eff so ms le so lei W adi being performed by Miidegiii iterate their attempted reduction of the Fire per Coats., that the public debt has been in ' creased from ewe hasired and twenty-nine millions, its amount in 1792. to alleye eight intuttred utithoess. The result of this vielesce sad iejastice is, what alight have been reasonably expected—the great capitalists are re:sewing their money from the Eugliah iuto Fo rage fonds. The following is the clause to which 'we have referred, of the Act by which the Fire per Cut. Stock was crested : . - "And ho it further enacted by the authority aforesaid., that the laid annuities, after the rate of live pounds per costa. pea annum, shall be charged and chargeable +Da, sad payable out of, the monies which shall from time to time arise and be is the receipt of the Exche• quer, of the fend to be established in this Session of Parliament, and for which the fond, commonly called the Sinking Fund, shall be a collateral security; and that the said annuities shall he irredeemable until twenty-five millions of the public debt, bearing interest after the rate of either three pounds per centuni per annum, or four pounds per reptant per annum, shall have been redeemed and paid off."—Act Geo. 111. " for granting Annuities to satisfy certain Navy. Vic tualling, and Transport Hills, and Ordnance Deben tures."—Sec. 6. It is with sincere pleasure we God, by Mr. Gout, swan's answer to a question of Sir J Nawronw. that " the attention of hie Majesty's Ministers has been directed to the subject of latex TYTUZII." If they will treat that subject like sound &Wawa, they will heal half the wounds of which Ireland haa to coin. plain, and will thus reader their present system of coercion uaamessary. A letter from Rayons, of the 16th instant states, that as order had bees issued by the Prefect of the de partment of the Lower Pyresees, that all Spanish re fugees or emigrants should quit that district and re pair to Tealoose or Bordeaux. It is reported that the Bemuse on Saturday last had improved 490,0001. upon thooorrespoadisg quarter. Leslie's Bank, at Cork, bag re-opened. Yesterday the despatches were closed at the Ent ladle House anti delivered to the pursers of the Cal lowiag ships, vin.-4 asde Heady, Captain 11. A. Drummond, and Buckinghamshire, Capt. P. Adams, for Bombay sad Chian. The ender-mestiouad East India Company's ships bad arrived at Castes me the 4:16 October last, via.— Herefordshire, laglia, Royal tieorge, Hythe, Bombay, bliserva, Windsor, Faciahereon, Repulse, Kent, Charles Great, Kellie Castle, Marquess Camden, Bridgewater. and Waterloo. The Lowther Castle had beets spokes with la the Cbiaa Sea, ad was hourly expected. Tais Ihrasiat No. 417, the first draws Prise, ga dded la Twenty Thousand Posed.. was Sold ia Shares by Rearm. ssd Co . at Ask Old Establiebiii am. Perig ee.. 3240zier Ole* . &Amp Cate, 24, Cerabill, mai kenst. ""nmr-r i.. " .:77 - AT -41017111 T OP KING'S. MINCIL-T,,1 • . WO t.MAT. Isies s l l : Court vuu crowded to em u br wishing to hear the trial of 74. 4 4 at llLLaspewaestifle of the Bridge Street Ai me d,. 4M. •ve seditious heels. At to o'clock Joe. dui &mei, smelt his lemon the Beach, and lir. D 47 alrme the door of the Coml. e/ itg i g i t e es b re yttoreZt a r t oily tut of thi Special Jurors etolor dm bas, m e a one; XV. &Wads% for the billsdlimiL mese, am 4haidlhi authority of the ledge "ter the C 4. dem% id nsideddrll Jupiter to tbsilass a po e t dhaailma. did art eland to minimal amass at Csesea bo. L. The Lestami Colossi Awes& that the Julie could, de eiremnitaistie, mom the Congest to tapsa ft i &Jeri is a civil Wks at Niel Prior; but hts subway Waded is this ale. The power of dm Judge was vimeli, skid the Lostsed Gdns.!, to plural I too partial m e , rise of sash deillawity, limited by the II Heary the Sti, mid maseeptedilyi by the 4 and S Williams and da m . Mr. Stamm? Om et some least\ Wended to slew that ihstadthedity of the Crows ceased hi all c t i m i a g promisees. Tit Cniti Amines overruled the objectioe, adc,„ that the agm sited by Mr.Scarlott did obi abridge Lit authority is an* measure. The Learned Judge th e dimmed Mr. &Avg, the Consoler, to chase a Jury fr as the permits emend him. The Venom was about ageing* Jety. whom lir. Scants': obj ected to one Coroner, in iha a L sence,of the other, c using a .luy. The Caw America said, that wroth* the Coma could not, is the absence of mmotimor Mbar possesirr the muse authority, chum the limy, sad thus didosi dm cause to stood over until next suns. TgIITZSIUT.—JOSIIS b. WIMIIII&ILL. This action was br;llit i la ft y r i s k. Jones, the Mood of the King's Bose& le recover MIL, weich hr WAS obliged to pq lake at Mr. be*, ay' escaped from the Rake Oft NU prises. It append that Mr. Crosby bike deleimed oldie thelealls ef ths King's Beech. appliakdolleamal Wetherell to Moos his security for the VilR. , The Gemmel arepedagi, wrote a letter to the Ilateliel. an &elide of Mew monsented to sign a sear*" hoed. say im i altr ai t following Friday. The letter was seat from Falser, where die Defendant was attached to the liens bag et the Doke of Kest. Mr. Joan, satialisd wie die nadertalcine. did not send the broad to beam* and an the Koh of May. he mosired a seemed leas from the General. mating (bed he did ant esesider self bound for 111 r. Crosby ea the Marshal had at railed upon him to Aga the baud. Jean sites sat Ito take /Ir. Crosby into close that Beetle. mean bad escaped. Migeses wai to retake kis, hat without souses. The Jury ‘ eitike all the draw *mace*, foiled without besitatimi mmieslict fee !Intik& tifC damages MIL etre. al tant Amps, M.C. This was a rena l action upshot.tin fkkedeet hr alleged bribery at the last elertko ft et eauielholoriiii Mr. Alamo "mments ii Perilatteest. Aa meow waskatie to r.atre that Nat. Wes leidged le their& of a Mr. Mmint, koalas powered /mikes the down of I:walked, bat the r igour tailed is ins: cam Amp ittirer prime.' I, V tlt .- 4. Abe, _— robing do lee Allitettoo fraud a *nliet ler tbe . rut semoracorsossowirsoasse .100 4.; OLD HAILS): ;•IFiallV. regg, a ming toas. was pet le tit tat' aclosest diargio* hies with as assets eta olbesiessaolore es a child oal dime rests of age, stet : i ts io t a. clseei kept by his sister. The ihild was Assail' le die coarse a the esesaiesales its,pssrtl ,thOi she had deuced liras hairs out the might rewire her ristarsier at Christmas last, sal Mt 0 = is the Seneoss.aillt bete of rhino, lir boa: 5 • ' Two eitasiiisibelikillii is WWI of the Prissatt; and. Au a Ma atom ham sad a kelt, the Comm' to the preseeetioe &Oka the farther jetteiry; sad de 'Jury, io corisequee, acrittert the prisoner. 00/1/irrrg/ oif Aotucuirtm. This Committee composted its labours ea Frisky last. Mr. tiocieh was chosen Chairman. ft km low erroneously stated that the Committee is inestitatid those bicolor, who formed the Committee .f hit Sep sion. Seth is set the fact. Sir W. W. Wynne, for h otelier, who was ota the theunitarie of last year, does en belong to the cosissibtee of this Sissies, sail them are nice new Members, Yesterday the Committee proceeded to basin/6%16w were about twenty-five Members present. The Marquess of Lonvorrozaav spoke at consider. able length, and brought forward, we understand. a Fa (hated scale of protecting duties. The phn of relief it in accordasee with the opinions mad recommesdatiss of the Report of last year. The following, it has his stated to us, is the proposition of the Noble Lord on br half of the Goveruswat ; we, however, will sot vein for its complete accurst". To open the ports st its. with a* import duty of Having been opened for three months, then to be slat-leg duty of se. Thus there would be a date of tea long as the price contiesed at 725. per quarter. From 725. to 80s. a duty of . Iths. per quarter. From SOs. to Ma. a duty of 51. per quarter. And all corn impoited at price; above that our, W pq an import duty of is. This, it mast be understood, is merely the prepalitata of Government ; there has been so declaims rie it mil in the Committee. Mr. Banks., it is understood, proposed. tbst tied should recommend the application of our willies is tit purchase of grain for warehousing; but his meld"' over-reled. SETTING AT TAITSISALVs, nisi.% Drase.-13 to 2 agate. outof Syeorsx—lito2M o " d ofAqullina--9 to east e. out of sr. to Casa-1. , apt ilidstmeaser--200 to IS agate-Ann of Ceara—PO 106 apt Stomfbrd out oldness. Oals.-9 to I apt Pastille oat of Parasol-11 1 *PP : f. out of Cat. 11.1111SLMIWOOT11,-3 to 4 apt Mkleammer- 4 to 1 a nt e. oat of Sllvertoirs d. NIIVIina/.IIT BTAIMII.-11 to I Sp( Stag-4 to IP' Stamford. DOMCASTiII ST. ".stns.-9 to ISr M ar i on -10i° Ire Swap—lo to asst Ajaz-20 to apt Eeptirofu -40 to I I apt e. oat of Syeoras-2112 to 9 apt e. oat of Came Ball's 4.-100 too asst &more. t _••• • dreadful fire broke earls AO °robes Asylum ,t Philadelphia, I. the night of the 93J of Janson . .. ihr l the building was eatirely destroyed. 1t is fesrni tttt a number of the little innocents perished is the bor. as 4 23 of then" were missing. A &letting if the Co zeta was bold os the following day to adopt meow s for the comfort sad protection of the orpbunileime d by thin calamity of the bone which this charitalc lattliutios had provided. fir Leaft. 1 Eased. rowe l s. sal fisbilisisd Si " Tin airsTimissi" and " CisinTrettise 01147,, by PaP r_ • and* It. Moist% CI . r: • T.L. .to elms Csmirtw i est .. '"'""ft 4c. Si' rrilersted Is los sibeessit. ) ~~i