The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-10 00:00:00

F . 41 .. Loracc begs lessee regtedfully la *ferns the Subscribers to the CoNersrcorrom that he intends to enlarge the size of* to TWEN47 COLUMNS next Sunday, and the price will be continued at Sixpence lialfpltsky. state side, Newgate , ?lard 1. • 'hink" that the Members of the Corporation of the Empire l. werwtoo Ilene the scat of ,G l o l : t e r r o n plis of the ' m e enttoes Pea that they woold v ote an address in' praise. of t he i r measurer? Wo recol lect when Lostilkacirram.is Hsaatrirtevi Member for Lanarkshire which ; Glasgow is situated), i. ,voted on the conduct of the late Viscount MELvIkE.E, while Treatiarer of the Navy, his . Lordship stated, that " he rose at that late hoar only to remark, that •no one Scotch Member had spoken against the nefarious proceedings of the two I S'cotchnten, whose conduct had been the subject of debate. It was on this account, that he now pre. 'Wed himself to tho House, for the purpose of de. •claring that he should vote for the original motion." We wish we could say that the opinions avowed by this patriotic Nobleman, cm this and every ethic occasion where the punishment of public delinquents was called for, pervaded the Corporation of the City of Glasgow, which he represeats--we should then have the satisfaction of believing, that the Address of that body was a spontaneous effusion of loyalty, which ought to be universally Imitated. Bat knowing, as we do, that 'the Mai.vim.E interest has the asCea dan4P in Scotland, ever all others, partied/01y among the Borough Corporations, we ca see Isa• thing in the creditable and honourable conduct, as the Morning Post calls it, of the Glasgow Magii. tracy, but a manceuvre of Ministers to procure, by stratagem, the applause which they were convinced! they could never obtain by fair and honourable! means. But what, after all, is the Corporation oft Glasgow compared to the population of that city ?' What is the population of that city compared to the population of Scotland ? Aud what again is the pea pulation of Scotland compared to the whole Britisi Empire ? The Corporation of Glasgow consists only thirty-three Members, who, like all the other Corporations in Scotland, are 'self-elected to the dif% fereut offices they fill: the people whom they govern have no suffrage whatever in their appointment. How I easy then was it for the Miuisier to procure an Ad dress from a body thus situated ? and what a tlisgrao3 does it not bring upon the City of Glasgow to .find that their Magistrates should be , praising the very measures of those men which, in common with other manufacturiug towns, have - reduced them fo beggary and bankruptCy ? Other Corporations of a similar description may act as the Glasgow Corporation has done; but we are persuaded that not a Corporate Body in the United Kingdom, whose powers flow directly-from the people, will ever disgrace them. selves by following such an example. ' • Po Arr. • 1• 1 4'64' Mar 0 . i'ity•--tt• • or . 3 ... •• • 1 : . a PK ICE OF 111 1 060 TAM. DAT AT Olt O'CLOCK: Bank . 4 • . . India Boole t6s. pr. 3 per Cent. Co.. 1114 0 111# ' Brehequer Bills 3d. 3 pr. per (ent. Red. Old Dios** 6 pr. 4. 4 per Gelds. 7* 5 per Cent. Nay YOU ' Com* fbr Acct. 601 Loog. ANL . - tatter, Tickets . .. - - THE STATESMAN. .* ; • . ND:9N• s a t -7 ' re , Alll9 ' Osv'•'; ' 4; , c TUlll.llll.iasiliCit 10, - Nab ? The eiscueshisithh t o t al been pre sented to the Pause,* sissinPtion of the unrestricted regal ' Aided & pr&ty strong proof of the unpopularity of thee,' men whom his Royal Highness toad sppointed to - govern the country. Whatever they have been the feelings of the Prince on this very *narked disapprobation of the first act or his sovereignity, we shall not pretend to say, but this we know, that Ministers have not felt thetnseives altogether at ease, in consequence of so stronger proof of the natioo's displeasure, and that I they have been endeavouring of late to stimulate the Mayors of Burghs, and others dependent upon them, who may have influence with the Corporate Bodies -in the kingdom, to come forward with suitable Ad dresses. A few days ago the Mayer of Norwich, who holds a most lucrative situation under Govern- meat, issued summonses for a special meeting of the Corpofation•of that city, for the purpose of preparing an Address to his Royal Highness. Bus, however ! desirous Ms worship might be of evincing his grati tude; loyalty, and satisfaction at Mr. Ptaccvar.'s re rosining in office, the Premier appears to have re- gardcd his anxiety not only in an official, but also in an officious view; for the Minister, who, honest man, wishes to , influence and direct all the important matters of state himself, being apprized of the intention, intimated through. another of his grateful Mends, an Alderman and Member of Parliament for the City of Norwich, that he, Mr. PLECEVAL, was led to decline such a mark of esteem, because other Cities and Corporate Bodles bad not yet expressed similar desires on the occasion. Irian probability the CHANCELLOR of the Excnrolczn recollected that there were such things as Counter-Addresses, and having dreaded the effect which one of these might produce, he very Wady idolised, As this instance, the proposal of the ° Mayer. On receipt of the intelligence, so conde scendingly etanannicated, this Chief Magistrate took great pains to make it known that the Ad . dress to the REGENT, for the above reasons, • would not be attempted to be carried. Still, how ever, a second trial was made, under the immediate The two last set• of dispatches forwarded by Mr. Russeu; for Mr.. • cr. BARLOW, by cartels to Mor. leis, it will be learnt with surprize, have been in tercepted, end this Gentleman has, we believe, de. termitted to send no farther communication to Fiance until the cause'be explained. It was reported afGibraltar, that six vessels were taken and carried into Tunis, and thirteen into Ma. logo, being part of the fleet which sailed from Malta ou the Ist of January, under convoy of the Lowden. The Catholic Question was, at the request of Mr. j Pgaccvsz, postponed, last night, in the House of', Commons, from Monday the 13th, to Tuesday the 14th of April. At the same time, on the motion of Mr. PLaCEVAL, the Call of the House was hied for the 13th. Every effort made to swell the party of the Minis. trr a ends in the mortification of the recruiting officer. , A message was sent by him to Sir JOHN S---1 minding hint, that several years ago he had given the . Panics of WeLes the promise of accepting the office of. Groom of the .Bedchamber as soon as be isitould establiih a household. Sir Joel.; returned an answer to the following ellect: " I perfectly retnem. ber the circumstance—and I. remember too that at the very same time his Royal Highness promised to j act on the principles, and by the advice of the friends of Mr. lox. Now, when his Royal Highness per": forms his part of 0.. c-contract, I will perform mine. "1 The l'arl of G *Upon:) , Lord SAY and Sue, and several other Noblemen hate been applied to by hisl Royal Ilighne4s, with an earnest solicitation to act with Mr. PettezvAL, but they have all steadily, j though respectfully, declined all connection u ith that Learned Gentleman. The LORD CHANCELLOR, d'i'd not sit- yesterday at u's . inn, as he had to' attend the House of Lords early to hear Appeal Causes. The Courts of King's Deitch and Common Pleas were• also shut, tle Chief Jestices having left town Jo attend circuits. Yesterday, at one o t elock, the sanction of the Prettier, but this proved completely abortive, as a Meeting of the Body Corporate for any such purpose could not be obtained• But though the city of Norwich, in resisting this barefaced at tempt to gain its applause iu support of the present !Ministers, and of course its approbation of the do- structive measures they are pursuing, have shown , that there yet remain in the country some indepen dent men, who neither regard the frowns nor the smiles of a mercenary and profligate Government, Mr. Pelmet - Az bee not been altogether unsuccessful in his endeavours, in another quarter, to obtain what be considers so essential to the establishment of his popularity; for though his Royal Muter, who has no pi ediloctioas *gratify , has been graciously pleased to smile upon him, and to declare to the world that he possesses hisen ti re con fiden co,th e Premier lea wa re that thre is still a higher approbation to be obtained then that of Ms foveteign--tke approbation of the People, with whom all sovereign power originates—whose yoke l , when united,_ and rendered indignant by op- Irtsibeiiiilerttot way aide the C.Esafis ltemble, but, in-our owit days, bakkaried a Monarch from his throne, to expiate. Ms indil'erence to,the cells of his subjects by an ignominious death. Having such an example before his eyes, we have the charity for Mr. FERCETAL to believe„that he really knows the value • ai r s* ia.anzieusfor, puhlicapplause. But here we are at p loss,whet her to despise him most, for theman tier in 'which he has endeavoured' to obtain thia, or to ; pity him for: the -want of inccess. In Saturday's] Gwettei the first and the indi Address appeared) which has been ablate call forth, notwithstanding his boasted popularity in the coutitry, and the ell powerful nieo us be reseeded 40tielidating his pull cans. - 61 ?hi 'Cotpiwttlkis r okagoto," says the 411Oriiiitg Post extil • jr. s the credit and he- Roar ol taking Use r midpatolug the PRINCE 1, I _ re, is ,o 1 his . • Two Bilk are passing through the Baum of Cem ents*: foe, the better altivitlea of nary_ timber in tteepuithes of Alice Holt andWooltnetiin Hatepshire, ' in the former of which his liLtiesew claims about 1 2,427; and in the latter 3,277 awed, [abject to Lord STAWELL'S claims. The Bills recite, that, from the 'lncreasing difileulty of preauring a supely, of timber from foreign parts, and from the estates of indivi- I ails, it has become necessary to adopt such men suros for securing a more adequate supply ; and if his MAJESTY were empowered to enclose certain parts. of these forests for the growth of timber, great be- I nefit would be derived to his MAJESTY andthe pub lic. The deer to be destroyed, or wholly removed from the said forests. On the 2d inst. the Right Honourable Sir Wit.- miss GRANT, Master of the Rolls, was unanimously _Fe-elected Lord Rector of the Marischal College iud Uniten I ity of Aberdeen. His Lordship's assessors, sill the Dean of Faculty, were also continued. The Right Honourable W. Dutro,ss hasoffered him self to represtnatthe city of Edinburgh in Parliament, in the troont of Sir PATRICK MURRAY, of Ochter- ! tyre, who is a candidate for Perthshire. LAW.—A caste is expected to come on at our en suirsgassizes, where the Life of BORAIOARTI is con- Icerned.. --(York Herald.) Ork 'Friday hitt, I porter clandestinely sucked up such !quantity of spkift from a cask on the quay of Belisle, that he rleepped down en the spot. He was'! carried *Oa* spethothey's shop; where every medical ; aid was tried to save him; big sills vain : bellied is I thin deplorable stale. : ...• i The kick of the tate prisoners, which have arrived I from Lithoni have nearly filled all the vacancies in `the prison hospitals and Perim prison hospital ship, but from the tare and attendee paid to their food, clothing, &c. their recovery is speedily expected. These poor fellows were long - confined in Spanish prisons, having been mostly captured by the Guerit. I las, and suffered almost every privation of life. I They are overjoyed at the different treatment they experience from British humanity. SINGULAR CUSTOR.+OII King's-hill, at Hoch ford, in Essex, every Wednesday morning after-Mi chaelmas-day, at cocks' crowing, in compliance with an ancient usage, a Court is held by the Lord of the i Manor of Raleigh, which is vulgarly called the' 1 luwkss Court. The Steward and Suitors whisper to each ether, and have uo candles nor any pens and ink, but supply their offices with a coal, and he that ewes suit or service to the Court and fails to appear, ! forfeits double rent to the Lord for every 'hour of his absence. How admirable yould this system of whir-' pering Ilud the use of cod be if adopted in some • other Courts, in preventing the ambiguous verbo. i4ities of the Gentlemen of the long robe, and the wired drawn tendologies of legal periphrasis l The ship Joseph and Phoebe, with passengers from Londonderry for New York, is lost.—About eight days after she sailed she experienced the heavy gale in which the Saidatsh4 was lost, sprung her bow sprit, and received some further damage ; notwith• standing, through the perseverance of the Captain and crew, she made the land off Sandy Hook, within eight miles of New York . Harbour, iu fifty two days, when she was caught in a dreadful snow storm, which rendered it impossible for a pilot to hood her, and which drove her en shore on Long Island, about thirty miles from the Hook.—The pas- i ,sengers and creiv, with their luggage, are all safe. On Sunday last an Inquest was held in Carrick- I ft rgus jail, oe the body. of Daniel Hammitt, wno e as convicted at the Sessions, some time ago, of stealing' shoes from a shop in Church-lane, and who was after wards discovered tp be a deserter from the artillery.l It appeared that the unfertanate man, in order to reader himself unfit for the army, had applied an ex traordinam quantity of corrosive sublimate to a sore l ieg and hid-also taken of it Internally, which soon bed such an effect, that dreadful convulsions ensued, sod Is. died in great agony, notwithstanding eve'' , Medical attention was paid to his situation. The * Coroner's inquest brought in a verdict, that his death Texas occasioned by the imprudent use of mercury.— , '(Delfast Commerehd Chronicle.) An usronseeAte Lex-A-rm.—An unhappy wan.' derer, of•the name of John Marsdon, who was con fined in the Yoi k hospital, Pimlico, evaded his keeper au Friday, and got into the adjoining fields before he was discovered. He was. pursued as far as Sloane square, where he was overtaken, end enticed back to the hospital, when he again rebelled, and got on the top of the building, but was again secured. He had on a strait waistcoat the whole of the time, and he suddenly got away from his keeper again, by opening the ward door with his mouth, his hands having been secured. Ile however made a leap, and succeeded in ascending a paling ten feet high, and from thence he plunged into the bed of a privy,•and descended ten feet, and was smothered. The verdict of the Jury was—Liu:ors. The ideas tied many years ago of building a 4 Opera .• iso the. late- of the -Mews, -' -t red,' ands ckiin of with ' mdre coliff , i t 0. the' froth .. pr..GARTIISIIOI lEwere re moved---,. 40 than ever. l‘ , 4 ll r o u t d df 1 -projected eui... St:Martiu'i-line, to Dunhill burying ground, attend- would - face Piribimentalkeet, ed by a number of inouroini coaches and Getitle. i In soc k even t, dimpe persons who have property in , mews private carriag e s. ind another Pall-mall.. 'lterate in boxes and otherwise in the present Italluit No farther depredations have been cornamitted is .. Theatre ;veld belreinifetted to the new house to rut( the neighbourhood of Leeds last week : but so mesh , alarm prevails among the ur D ' oat their respective terms ; and it is said to be r ob', • °- rit°rs of g i 4 - . 1 2: 9 ble that in order to put at rest the floating i&o, 'of that a military guard is nightly stationed for i t i .._., protection. , i a ... „.. 47 . Theatro, the preaent Opera ltousewould pro- Died, 14 ltatinclt, surgeon, of Chicliesta: - "Illa " in, of, (what is called) the Dorsi. atier'* autho ri ty , to, . -, wis cowverted into* Playhouse, to be opened - Aboktb was iscasitsiiud by paring off. some hard akin ! w ont; and be akto,tbe Sumner Theatre. . . 411111141. heel ' Ibwile d..t er and before, whe l,:;,,_ lse I. • Ile intindei Breakwater .in PVavetith Satads_ a ___ r unfortuutely cat 4.0 r, -,- tres--sp It- r - - - -- - ) which la to indar that sechorage Sa n frm e l m "' 4iferenee, a.. mortibtation took place, . surd , tatadm' i noted his existence on Sunday last. AtivEnTi4cperi.--To be disposed of, clitar 4b r 11 . 011110 , 46 Il k iii cost one million three Is:mired l E:swoli which sow conchs from the Aga*, andAviik.eatploy 1009 Pim !Isle,' few yards of Woad Mee Ribbott--welwf hale - Il i& i s , 4 s un ggidles. ,ft stilt : by 14 4 11111 450 r bawked about a Hide s 'NS are not. ilea the Ironer: - • kip Wial :14 portaie rocll. (ti e , ASA IRO _.4_,. t ( rxralativ. 1 • 4 4.4 -7" Ilit!. I and bet.. Ifik of re the& NdreL INTELLIGENCE. .1••••• • adhere to to persevere- is Bi kit* 7 Thi Corporation . .. . . . . . . . . • t . w. . . .... .- . ~ ' - ... , . .‘ ... . . : . • , . . -. .......~,::.s:::.~a - PORTSMOUTH, Mama 9. - .*snared La Hap" 74, Han. Gpt, Capel ; And &rapt. store ship. Lana. wow, With a large convoy ; two East lodia mese from the. Darras; and Velar, 18, Captain Hornsby, from cruising. Sailed the Warrior, 74, Captain Byug ; and Fisgard, 30, Captain Mama, to blockade Cherburgh ; Hazard cutter, Lim. tenant Cooksfey, for the coast of Africa ; Creak, 71, / vat , Pater, to entitle Off the Isle of Bu; and North Star, Tr, Capt. Coe, to cruise off Havre. FALMOUTH, Make' 7. Arrived the Regret and Matildativasports, from Ponteanah, booed to Malta t they left the Sea yesterday earning ho wt ,„ 4 the Lizard and Scilly. Railed his hlajesty's ship Rapid Nibs Eastward, oilb st , erg aserchantmen and coasters. The following packets are lathe Reeds wind-booed: Princes Elizabeth, Kidd, for Lisbon ; ilislrihb, ilirkoess, for Maki;; aod.the Adventure, Sampson, foe the lima's. , DEAL, Alarms 9. Sailed l as t evening, after pod, the abide of the outward. bound merchantmen, starters, and colliers, under convoy o rll Majestrtshipw Barbara and Royalist, fur Portsmouth, Comedown from the River, and parsed through the Dm else Gireacester aid Alawlck Castle East ladled's' for Wm. .. Alstrived his Modelers ship blarltoorutigh from Portsmouth. YARMOUTH, Masco 9. ailed his Majesty's ship Blazer for Ileligehesg, LLITiI, ;Siartca 1. , I tSGallent gun-brig arrived ia the Roads lest night f ive 4 elaWas an& thilintatalog a Munk galifot s pri-• to the E cu i a 11104161/IWor. ...01... 11 , sit,t4kotrix-Ilciestss r —The Baaker'S Clerk; who ster4 aaried with ribbing Messrs. &Diemen and Co. Leabard- street , of ern. was spi n Inoue, t usti and filly committed for trial: G 1.1 1 LEM ALS.-401tel rdriltr, a loa f 17 years sf age, and apptenfaat to Mr. Phillip% boohbi n d eft o f Cherty.tree.cegert, Alderegate- was Yeattudiy chargid by his master, wbrs peod si l e Z , a tatter l a th e hand-writing of the 'Prkener, addressed to a pe e labouring Irishman, Domed billtrphy, raiding in tio neighbourhood of Saftroti-hiii, to the following effect : " DRAR MUltrlfY—Therela a fellow of-thenttee of Phillips, who lives in Cherry-tree•coerl, Alders. gatiesstreet, that is a horrible enemy to our country and religion. Ile has frequently employeda press- gang to kidnap our fellow-countrymen, and richly deserves our vengeance. Get as many Irishmen as you can to come this evening and burn down his Nouse s and I will reward you with matey, which I have saved for that purpose. Come about four o'clock, and you will meet a friend to assist you.— , When you seethe door open by any person, rush in aid accomplish your purport..." Then followed a number of sums, purporting to be the reward of the persons who should join in this diabolical plan. This lettei. It appeared, was -deli. Ferotd to Murphy, who ptudently took it to a Cott. *Me residing near his house, whom he accompa- DO. to the dwelling of Mr. Phillips, where tiellotr appeintice of the Prisoner, recognized the letter to Wooers which the Prisoner had written the preceding ilay. It appeared, that the only inducement by whim die Prisoner was actuated to this infernal purpose, was, the circumstance of his master haritig had °oat- I sion to take him to Guildhall, to exhibit a complai n t against him for sundry frauds, which be had prac tised upon several booksellers, easterners of Mr. Phillips; to some of whom also it lerired out be written anonymous letters, threateniag them with destruction, if they presumed to employ Mr. P. soy longer. The Prisoner totally denied that he was the author of kite letter produced. Sir W. Coatis desired him to be kept In close con. finement until his father, who is a carpenter, reed , lag at Deptford, can attend. Bow-s Tat LT.-- Yesterday lientv Doller its brought to this Office, and underweut an esamiriv ' tion, charged by a party of the patrole with baring its bin possession several forged bank-notes, sad & number of counterfeit dollars, three shilling and eighteen-penny tokens. He was fully committed rot trial at the ensuing Assizes for Kent. M a RLW OftOVG 11-5/ a EST.-- R. Keene( (the ci-deesef Hood-street upholsterer), was yesterday re.exausieed on a charge of passing forged nets. There were two fresh cases vilest the Prisoner, who was again remanded. . , . - • The present small Lolfrely *bed 6013;118'66dg, :from the peculiar novelty it pililheses, but interest ing to every adventurer. The capital Prises are nu ' raerons, and well.arranged Scheareimity be had at ItcramsaY and Co.'s old established State Lottery 10ffice, 26, COrnhill, where Ticketi and Shares are on sale. The. Drawing wilt be on. the 30th of 'test .. . . month. - : ' • • ' . Abtarne h ieseensa.—Mattlerw Loud," ir a laboosei oar ki It wry me of the Warr* at. Ignirehoroogt; ars e giat hE wade sixty years of age. itotlics • it . e fl , ' torthe bast thirty years of his lib. I lir came - o f his let: footoWe is atflutimooratle to him as the etosoldel- be IPS pinata liar* happened. SA Idle fighting fog Ws sir, r Mudd* hue, ldadague, on the American govt. sth t. 174, be ass ß . ick , ny a spllnster, which dread f u ll y WOO . .old a ctually tore out hood A. ryes! Na lane' 110* remain R, h ar .b u t th e ( lack, e t aptvared woo stled2s:l toldton: ..tiooloos at dot Deck; POS% XII" weer* •04 0 - 4 , 9111 ; b4 7 Itu c ia ' a earsocc ieselliM w s.r ell delneut"off7frebisharngliengeditliaasdh."6"lllll"is dtr'utonlatetu:nuaadwbiretiey.l444o.lsol:wspr".l,;..elrila rdt t l 6 the lalesevr ' ble mil li rs o of his good conduct ; his t)dicer lutivposed, a nd wield pet allow IMO w to be thrown overboard; ine while there wan rife there was hope, and that as Matthew bad allays behaved al!! Ihe dwelt! lave* &mice for recovery. He did reciter, 7 . ir: eyes could eat be restortO, a ci d he has ever a= to t : e eelesi , belly blind; yrt, hotrod of liecoinioa a b ita pt v y agra tn th e s4. cr ai u p o h o o w a s s o rk4ito e h 0 e :lee til tia w v cilia) g r ect:ove e h s o b e s y . t c, l ! tt i ; :. c ck otte efai 0 ;4 7 1_ 4 i i . for ii. ILit.tagocity io performing °pendia*. trh I n . __r e rr ii quire Roe widener of shed, is truly ex liars _ . ._, merit employed hi threviiitog, and will thresh out the corn " feleM;taairsoAtitak:lbitirwel:setj:::yasteAmeillal47disf.comiThell;iwi*:emarlascsonVelietailla:batikalladrelitese hvtay.d7kes.Ati;;l:ruaalirrilterft::;:ril;dra.i:eidir:ai:artselbeshchrtiel: poets an aeivt mother, 14 IN toolostre. He caktvates his prow, sad le abort is happy tied respected. - —.mirremorsoo • , . SC )1 itfgedCk . C. . ... , w , o Lams Gild liwitwtest Yt MC. • dreweol. emu. N Swells* , Let* .• •••••"- -41 131Earek, swhoa[ - - P. M a i P i a v il t e le3r . .. .. (mei.als .....)' , r 1 .. - st,ill. ... . , • '7. 1.. w . • J.--....--. - tour of taking the hod is adrdressiug the P 111 :ICE 1 4 "'"'''' . ...'..."` ''''",vl - ‘ .7 f" '''' .....: ".""". ..... ." r. ' ... ' 16041.41ta11it it analuks imams of marble refILATIPT 7 --- siaaaw's 'AUK :-. .og that account. Awl/ . 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A: m s: !iti,.'iir on ialch the 'best hopes, riot only of Gl'eat4 .Sundayanrentisg, atifilft asgt - ioditilt, 64 1 4 . I.lllll.l6 l, A4ol4:lll 6 •PA, l l ll Wi l isi octia t 1- ` - ‘`ariwt. MOON (wiligla) dm ,;y„ Sakti& of - Madqhmerecla• igsdboilbit i i . fwd k tiekOldeger 11 00 " 1 ": -• ' ' ' __ • _ 131 unite* listof nit Fairer, so ,obtionsla depend ~k 6 e riv *ffoopt o trire i pri_k v i l i s i t ai r..add i irm ein i o ih ke e a sms*ahaak4ortged . . _lB th A tiwe e di vi ensoreg l ipmen t ......... ..... jeimarol i s ioares after 11, Evening. 0 wit"stes - I Ili etalwreti" of Glisgoi !—Why no r . thWcospo. wo es or r *war . ~,..„.. lot lee sommooptategaiti.opaiingims lioximmi ' I • Utak WATEIt -AT LONOO7 uncut 7115 Itr oi ,i g ar.t., et ration of London ? Was Mr. Tattout AL-afrilki 'of' it ,4, 0 1 '.= to it Wu,: ;soli -" ' • is ; "ilia it tova awkibiowomitiko oloirilk•as Lomsy/4 1 Priaste4 mai IMOUSbed hY D . IA" • smwi- Stcrilritts MRCP, 01, Elert4taret L:ountsweelititia beet as at Norwich? or `dl! liee•thlt*ea . . - !.--' - - -..,' . 1 . k•AY;; t T.' • • ''.; i aliMaiat I. Viatataart l efet 19 * 641 te . • ...... • • • . . .• ~ . . . . . , • ...,._, ......... .. .. . . . -• • • • .. . . 1 -at ir.ui • __2 _ 6 ¶ ; !•••, h:l4