The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-30 00:00:00

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Iteynesbaktfiltiall iIIaWINO at neilervibi 'OM* tegaeb tal e iimp erteufstaboritretald Ilheltsieureerat , tole sey,thetitiii.bilsdeitald ha,==Vag 011814.1161 e s eeetrZesunarar •o4 andibilei 'tabs lat eneehlle Odds. i Noose i Ow rho iiiiININIIIWAffiow - le r ereet cellar willtsehisellkilMeill iewatteliesdrittualleld• dribr the Id set4e ' tertiter feller** km "II 0016•Plibie weeks. *this the Agdealental Hens Tax -wad sailer se and if the peepated di . th were we • iliketest,t'the- %tat A t*d cers.**Wlll Ise• &MOON. t Winker efffrel•sta* the stweatem m nest because large rokettaaa P, that flallisethrseerest ought to in to liked all possihie relief; he 'that etill4tartke esawskas • MOP, betook' net pramine.the a In the cesres•ei the meal pour Its clurfinir rAinisigeoll, and twerp tuW be Nide - With safety. He now strati of the Hasse to the lie-1 lel Committee. ' With respect to i the brat 'vivifies that suggested is was a 'terminable time to bring lion if Pirliaturnt ? Viewing the maids if. pablic expedieecy, he y futeresaewsest, whets tise publis kr be brought t. cossider i. than Prices were sow seder 30. ;Sir introduced tilithey moss tatilkatnam Ilictiugi•teressts kb* , Tally of opinion, , L cirk pettllNlL II es the price rase t. I if wise they 'Wahl he • Irk leg of rarlismeat, a t attain om the awatiuret, and we orial teat of rails which would 4e sheik ry, not fur owe, hat for ten years hp, td corn mast lie ass sight mare.---. isi weight oa our agriculture. If ratios him as b.*, probability of old, if ditpoettel to lay a wager; salt' hb:trass nett year. the it erassld to answer to their *edit sneers were against the ports being iateral or crucial ceases might tad the Ham ought to be prepares' ()arable Memberevere not to slum le was lellfilirld that • lieversasent i ilf cm the good asks of she people. te a good paseage In the worst of' me pewit was a mere question ail to sty to be imposed, sad he was say, rather thus that the country f the terrible visitation of a gluiest ligent men bad as difficulty whet s the esistiag law was defective, for pass from monopoly to anrestrained were all agreed that wow reatialsit were equally agreed that meek► a difficult, and that a regulation by to lacadeptesl. It then re-, decide as to the quaintest of slaty. G was one class for imposing a day. and another class that would lix it He WAS disposed to agree with She ;ht with the Hon. Member fur Port pin), that the truth lay there. This: of opinion as to the principal point., ty °refixed duty, must be sulficisal vas something in the state of the corn world, which might lead Parliarueel would not have toms to ten years ne. S.sedea, at this momeat, was ether countries were equally glutted.. re, was to legislate upon the pritc; .try was not at present in its en& Rat those who rally' for • duty father oat of their minds that there. le on corn hat what was necessary It was impossible that corm amid 47r *Mier bed doe' Rr perm, P 01161 1101itsdbea, /atoll gm darer resehrie darker' labels:erg, liefere itleoeid be brooklet int. the *Wish wet- ANC , ' NA then the mullet pries to be 71M.. it 'nosh! *et be Pls. to the foreiitnfrowsr, hot 435.; for steibict loiles. for oinks, frini 1.”. • for diity, be* *oat! 'have Welf 431f:te vht fri piwitet. ' therefuta Itinaxlst 'llia% a ddtt-bf 41)s. witehl *meant td a peastleat prshibi gtbs. lie dill mot bitiieve-tiwre reale be •ainny slow Wing-blocks in the way of carrying reect-tbe 'Wended to be proposr4. • He corweived it necessary thistberesheatif %ea taw-to jicoteartisi aseetray ;widest the initialise of fereigii core ; s ri irttli,l4el ehelr well as for the purpose of affrirdieg bwaseaste relief to wirriseltorists, he woulJ espial. to the Committee or_ nadir& of the priiriasittis . m he boa _te 'make. propodthri had' illdisalphisiilraseeittree 011itsidlettliost • hers steed,— - _ tare, (twee , at pinnosit in the warehouses of this hotetty , . 1 'hell._ quarters;was ~Oflttpl aid Mar Actin 110„44b111 con silted of *heat. This would Hine 'trite the sinifion. whoa Moe portislosnlil he opened at loe with the mew 'elitists. however, that the duties 'lmola be paid of its eiesiog Into the market. tie coisceived that it trooW be impossible for the House to enter into say die/cession os his Resolotions that night. He should, therefore; it case they were ii•opted by the I:onitnlttee, • that' they eliotsid be printed, quid taken into co no Friday sett. •ThesNithle !derives* emscheileek wesviog that hie Majesty shoot(' be enabled to mime** million by • Exchequer Dille, to be miesseed Us that sweets of 'British corn, on the saute being tleposil4.le warehouses, when the average price of wheat was ratter Gds.& quarter. Mr. WESTERN said he slid not rise for the purpose of adverting to ill 'the topics contained lo the eery toe prehessive speech of the Nbble Lortl,' , lsat to natkegnek obeereatiches .ou• pettieslar parts of it. He wallwalig/* surprised to hear the Noble Lord enter upon topinagefei financial mature, which were wholly anconeected with •any thing contained in the Report of the Committee, and which would have been touch better in the hands of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. It was most evident that the object of the Noble Lord's ornate was to in crease the circulating medium of the roustry, whiebinni been-curtailed by the Bill of 1.419. This was to be et fectell by Allowing an increase 4o the Dumber of gnellemee in private banks, and by allowing those baskets, Wee one-pound notes. He (Mr. W.) thought it necessary here to state, that the pressure of the conntry'was not felt by the agricultural cl . lone; but that they extended to the merchants and the in • nufficterers, who were carrying on their trade with as little profit - as the agriculturists. He was sere then that the house and the toiletry woald be disappointed iii the project opetasi by the Noble Lord that night. 'the It tOtt itonAientlernem 'en the other sitle.now began to see the effect of the itell • 1119, awl that it hail reduced the correttcy to a state which no one could contemplate without alarm, It was evident that the Ministers, conscious of its great error they had fallen into hs' that measoire, were now beginning to retrace their steps, for the very- pro. position of issuing one-pound notes 'as a awastire of re lief proved that the diminution of the cirrulat had been the chief cause of she present distress --a distress which was so great, that every day there were thou sleds of persons fatting Vielllll, to it; moil which was oet.contined to farmers but extende.l all over the king dom. The tioveroment might pat corn into warehouses nod advance money on the sorority of it; bat he-con tended that au operation of this kind could he effectual after the Act of 1:119, which levelled the price of cern to what it hail bees) viteeett-nt to the I Itt war. In order to show that the price of corn w 9. not comineol to agri oniturists, he shoodil state the ilderener between the official and the real price, nt nismilacioirrol goods ex ported front hu e mottiory. It a ? pcireel Iron the Cull 18811.1108ile 111 . 1111'118, that i'• toe year 151 1, the rest value secreted the official value in the rate of '2.91 per rent. — flu 1 21 the official valve e,:ceeiled the real value 126 per cent ; so that the rime% was a depreciation in the ~rice of manalai tures. betoesea 1814 end WI, of 416 per 11,1111 , 111118 a striltivur proot of the depressed stare of the tuaosfacturero ot the otudotty; and that Street could nut be troceol to Ipy other. A'ANNie than the altera tion in the currency of the emintees and burls was the impression at this tittle oa t g .e of all the people. Every day the hest.part of the , peoplcerere' failing vie- . oat to the'syitend'ihat lied'grown up. Me. RiCAßDOssid.thitt he hat' %proposition to Mike. ...a. retorter wow, Them was limatiTu ) • bich the prier'etot be ' deferaillea. 'flare Were. ire other t ir iit k it *meld sesitfilet. iri4 out Wks It Sisisibi Vilest. • Thai feria , 4116*. try tor toefisi to field.% Sint•retfree to fortify :nod the oily Outage which he strotitopieted . was; fiialtls opera lbws shoot& go on seeotripersoi interest ;ill tbe preform 3.0111M1110- had lurreerrd troulti - sou call this epositiee kering; but it wps pltielq i lir e e its 's% theilispo.al of Pairliihtfent,lo*breit l ' &IN 'resort' okra ttteitiooti el)Affiielt lieettlitetr. • tkififtbir poiist - Wert the auteibf 10.. pee qtrottervie•tifoor; feblets .erei-propoord by Ike , •Noto bleurter 'feu PoOoNiiiittoo (birittroolo.)-44 . (1.0rtf Leottootteley) owed troop° Ibis {eolith pp to bur, Ile titeoFbt three were toter. (Olio* at which sheet ikeetal - he ,91,11,..brf01k.) orbits it - . very eitlittildate. eery' isjirieslPli tlifrillier I Oltio of odes flitfeeiMig 11,a. cursorily.. over lily aei *si 'wirers .- explanation., 4pktto net to'ttietu all. Theft - ref gin wile elitist a stibstilistilbi Nltitrt 1 !" 1 " 44 That proj'ect'ed 1111mhelaWng of Asat HOW tutu* Sand dge. tlitionbl be vety weOsg indeed - in the•tiovernatent to, lliveallawprojeetors.—(llear, hear.) They-weak' mot do 4---(Holtts butt, Meat) —but they would• hire coin— (deer, beer)—and they would hang up . lhtest golden VII, to intiiiikte td those Who had tistn to Webb', that IMrv'Mlsre ready rot them. Tisetrdject t•thatt 60- sweensont were to beeomelsaarnbrokers, indisendtinee .nstinet to those who brought Ilwist corn. The nest plan of the Noble Lord was an extension of permission to the country banks to issue.thair amain note. for eight years farther. 'Though this plan was not lialsielo'the objeCtito of forting the Circulation, Mgt Wailililtll to many objections. •if !hie privilege were-00,4d, Mini if bit any accident is happeded that the peierwarigain broken, which he did not think'Alinisters would, holler a debt of ti09,000,000/.—(llear, hear) But if that were the case, the Committee should observe the - situ ation in whicii the country would be placed in' Case of alarms and sudden runs on the banks, 'as' the'erse hid been in 1792 and 1797. The next of the • Noble build's schemes was the extension of their charter to the' Bank of England. He concurred in the objections made by the liou. Members for Essex (Mr. %%astern) and for Portarlington (Mr. Ricardo.) Why should we give an extension of ten years farther of the charter for a power which we ought to have for nothing:? lie thought it extremely illiberal of the Bank to refuse an application to erect chartered batiks throneliont the • eonhtryi within a distance of sixty-five miles from Loudon He-won Id object . to the establishment of • those ban Ilse thing would encourage bold speculating tur n, w ith out capital, to set up banking establishments T house was labouring under the Most anxious iuipstien during the Noble Lord's speech. They had betiree he bad souse grant . project to lay before them wh.;n those miserable substitutes appeared. For the Vent°, al of the dead weight of five millions, the Noble. Lord would grout annuities of 200,000/. The Noble I,ord wont.( pay every year, during 45 years, the suw of 2,14111,000/., neither more, nor Its.. He would have saving of 2,200,0001. annually, by entailing the payineat of that sum oil after generations. Time • contractors wonld have to pav 5,1100,000/. for the first tear, and re ceiee from us 2,4110,11011/. For sixteen years theyiraln nothiog, but alter that, during •the remainder of the forty-five years, they ere gaining, because they have the benefit of the lives failiog is. Why that was the very p:inciple fur utile!, he was contending, when he rceUni mewled the application of what Was now eillerl'a'Slisk 'ing Fend, to the citrrent iirpenses and' to present Nigel Ministers were doing • what they so much deprecated with respect to the Sinking Fund. This scheme was quite opposite to the .principle of the Sinking Fund. They were throwing •on posterity the weight. in order to obtain present relief.—(hear, hear, bear!) — Where the country w.is in a situation to prothiee by its tevenne a clear surplus over the wants of the State, then indeed, the iniintehande of a Sinking rand %eta a isea• 'sure of expetlieney'lli onlerto pay off the debt. But eittil.the state of the people's prosperity justified the Ito-. posing of so much taxes is would citable titovernment t... lay by a surplus, it would be cruel to ereate a Sinking ettnk at a moment too when the people were lible . to do no more than pav'the interest of the debt. The ;milieus:ln said Ile' wont(' disensaffle 'various 4withffelir 're at lufgm when thtl-eartie in airetailed fistm'befitre halm. Bat he weald so tbbStdaeLonunigtee Would' The Sot.A • moved for . siefii a new trial shouldliot bJ isi4 . !i tltii cot- This was on indictment' preferred pi. Collins, Sir N. Conant, aid two other De4odants, Ata*is• traces for the soeintr of Middlesex. Isr‘ ftWinc wag licionsly ud coeiliitly. — frteuo totiissr of integrate par tiality to the bodie of Wits; Co: Afosed to grant a Weser to one Styria. a publican. The ewes wairtried 10 - efore the Copt, Chief Austin at Wsztnai.o 'ter. isnd tlieJury timid a verdict of gelty en thO dtli•co!int of the intlictineet.. • .. The Lelsiaect Counsel Wild he moved this os the ors opf Mr.. Collies. and regie:ted eatresuely. from re "Fr* this feisily of tie lit: Sir N. Conant (grids -ge the trial), thit he could nit him •Ir aiefeedaade. The srosail on rt 'lris this—the weal to *lei taut the beau if jingling • wee- • (iis which chi Le. lyre* 11411 whole of chi that aceerding to is Jag 'to easy whe ther tbey were satlefie4 on Our evidence that the psr- Cathy to the house of * Mess, Raid. aka Co. bad bent 'proved, and he was rather serprieed afierwarde When the verdict was returned on the fourth cosies etaly.—s It might therefore be proper that the report should be bei4rt the Cunrt.—Rele to thew eante . gnnted. tiLD'IT/ r. Lasibss-- A aleutcat, So•tqouta.--IVilliont Joyce • stood hi *Mitett'fbr /Healing a pitied-forte, valise 501. the pro ipiely'isf image-Ml=l,g. The pritener •west is the btAttwof the preseietbr, ands-Procaied . the plans-fort, snider the; priottuce • of hiring it, tiring- reference to ode of the recently' detected saintlier,. tin getting -posseseitin of It he pawned it. and ittibligneetiy told the'diplitatete i broker. in whew 'hip it was claitued •bfihe'proseeitter. The 'ease Was clearly - made est, sal the Jury lutnie. sdiately rettreVd a reidictuf Octal. IItNIANCES. Tim London Jury haslet.; been dismissed. dm' REFORSER proceeded to pass Sentence on the following prisoners TRANerofiTATioN Fon LIFE. —James Marriott. Joseph Mammon, Ann Lyons, Eleanor Curtis, Jobe - Johdson, Jonathan lltliberd, Tnontas Edwards, 'Thomas Jekyll, John Hay. TRANSPORTATION FOR FOURTERN YRARS.—Williant Well. TRANSFORTATFON.FORNEFFN Yeaus.--Thomas Fitdli, Morahan. Howard. John 'Nicholls, Wilfiam `Hensley, titthrke Adinis; Harry Sandders, Henry Watbau, James liernitate; Joseph Alisolein, Elisabeth Gilson. William Sampson, 'lnward •31urphr, Richard Broad, Cti.rk% Watson. William Palmer. henry Thomas Parke, James Plote,..William Sherlock. John Williams,. Robert Bur gess, Thomas Huainan, Michael Hughes, Robert Bain bridge, Henry Wbite,'Hicliard Cooke,. J. Miley. A rteat 'lnhaler were senteneed to various peein.r4 of iniiirlsonment, and the judgmlmt of the (*.nut tray 51.- 'spited On the folk:deg William 'Wiry, J. Seuttc, Thomas (Amorists, Reheeca Morris, Passinghaus, Joists Altacantf, and Mr. Bryant. thi awful ceremony of passing . sentence of death on the unhappy criminals, wis poatpont4l entieto-tuorrrow, and t:Sir. pteceeded with the' rent:doing eases for ttial on the Middlesex side. It is a ("Grimm fact, and we believe withntt a pre• cecleut in tits history of Insurrection Am*, that. up to the day on which the proclamation was issued Witch deftettnces a large portion of this county as In " rate of disturbance." there has been no commitu wit to the county goal, ur at least from the prodsinted di-- tricts, for a gre4 length of time, on any charge Con nected with Whiteboyiset, except one woman, ac cnsell of delivering a threatening notice, who was tried and acquitted at our late Assia•s. Use man, a stranger, applying fur work ■s a thresher, was mime'. handed near Knoetopber. on Sunday night, under the Insurrection Act; but, we believe. on examination before Sir Robert faegrishe, Bart., he was discharged. 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AM egai • 1411,914,1401/161111tliihottilitesituttlie. tlONltrattallk rare ow.** ba.i i o . ots•-aidEbtop• oleo ar Illtegf,,, •••' L. • j ive •"' - . 1 •• • ' ' 4..t.' re. - • ti m • segue iteieeretliehitslefetitles hurseireetrirehrie lo . s•;llvririeher.. Rkal prolictibritatiW Pal ~i„, j.. 0.,,„ •,' L . .r , Oast. threo.lll2 . o -; ' ~.. ' * : ' librefitheet Iseleiher esr (WIN - 6 0-4 4 0 , 4 " . 11 " 4 .- I TIT' t iff . ... 14w444."4 44 Ulais • , • • ' ", ._,'• .. • , ~..• - • • .. • •. ' „Ike aatoolgy e _ . IN4isl.war. prates, rarer. Woo Who st- -- Hitol l / 1 ' ss Ara. • 'be 'weaiii • ha . ~ . Mr: BINIIIGHAhItif t IiM sail. . .. . • • . pir .42 •I,' 1 / dieei EL:IWD ati•Hldetw..p.ere vire •beetrod his else- 'styli ' Vl4lo:l.l.36l**Jeflel Nara 11601 It , n. uhtmlisloya .1,14 • vats, -•-• ' • wir ' W AI N - flestilee Pk** hoosSierlsoll. ' a. %V Airy la re l'i a Irviat;Eir Law( dam, lime la wiirii.l4". . 2,llgpipipi ' sarp'bt iris* ishettire diere'~iiarroCther • : llioproisoeirierw Whirls Was to effect: the : • ' ' ealote l . la o. l ii s ogi m y. she „ - swo ke i r4e• ' rwit h F 7 4 *Meat if Waled Widgestipis /if 'Map Wok-% lasi sire•fareitro rite' yaw 'rake Mimi Avail tar'allatres in C' '1 ' %I Vilifilatl' siliiieVer ofin Ma ii i,, , , sgrebbete n tek h. e t aap i ptu t .f ta t iatoriatritoapasi. ie titll.4l op for the puree •rof•erwitsaritio, at a slaty iiirrillieleteell:Zeoffini:Nlielitli tiodifWililo i ,„( T 4 , tw a . g e gi •sisiovestlse& demi slistothisieralasalk toritio . 4w their re- of 'lrteeelibllisseepet in : orfor wheasito.l kit roper. sowifairelogioitAlß ilittiariesifreerilfaie. resee.:l7o teethe eiseritkh per Nese. The • Rommel* Mirealier-for Reftarriii'foar rirra toe siltirs• et , * who. :Write' ire% r ableve 11%4, rr • -Alter stew' lint ,ash Wale pot esaieily ha imal o p Mies Hist Vortitel Mk. sletweatiikle to-1111.i ae4 Ito. (tite • Alari(tesa , s:eler ; ltait i,tr:2V,i. 'llina" . 4 . ltea . t,' liar 'IW liftip4l o (Tha aa.1150 is tiso galilirp;• 'dm citsitotoosiprOp4l,o4gretso • Lk • if Leoiestlerry) aroteretnott that bl s Wrist Memorially * outer p'rata. wHier•the Ore was -above 754. ; 'Heat t•o,t jig iirat reaalailoo. sad ebothie4 *vie icthOgnis 4 8 7 . • Nil*, ma i. V good roptiril 15.:. without dtotroditsfetbllk. 'nor f .er the lirgewariteihriseilleiehereltt brillraftrialitil is. op Fritia/. , , i .„ ~ ..1 rt E: In • st ‘ o ld '4 8 .. 44 4 *lse Oa* ear rikitraerVtliat• Noise' . griatlyS'erresl'ia' h asat r sweat Ikea:lute rate annaally lilt they ratite to r The CHANCELLOR of lite. Skallegelirt. If Ifiwt: Vilitia•' ' ' lappliolortisat , pretettfite rawer,. prior; for liath•Nerstat Ilthotooollhat e leeway .h.alt be allowed spew . seals leased iteil alitileriffeelie Illieltliiptaealleittiliit *lo ere k Ire . 2 4 1, - _s o bs titieht **lb bit reinfeandeti. 4 ThlV wive aliens burned to foraiest countries, Corrospostkitag to Or +soy Wohleeelay seat. lea ' 4. 6 4 - • vretkt awl& ootrbe•areoreek It ' y swam of duty g tke opoo, toweitiosititt into tl4N' eititury. &Gore . , 'he 'at The Estimate 011ie- fker•nirpaihrel es P as t 4 -des o i l • ' . . . • ' earietoil ring wits tcrtakethe cora to the warelatoae, bat iksiveZtee teaohl ask ' tla Wolihi Void' NOW 'the' rire at ,ahasirOt of lltr Divert Hato is this iriaW N VS* per • ..., hit • . r• St roola cwt lasi* to itsokkrt, u*he' the puke iti Ihe *Well' Olstlitlettit .14 , 1etran . thriettfitfitir *era tJ''bir ha • teats. was Nail oat Use tollikoselfrileetil ma • leitairall . Ofte • we i..,* • Intact was lavuttiabfe. I lawerer, tbel beet" teiVokbl l4l•' 1 100 ' 14 : ***Vi hol%oe t iiit h t i 'K t 401" Neti l w o • ' 'ra i n ittliti ettluilitY! of 04,41 gm ..k! 4 . , , Mu tire litialiklias 4110444 ' 'via thotemilierht. OA it eta fur the • Ware to' tietirir ., • stioati 'hr. .Id **eaves...* of hopeetatiottehi li t tile grilse The 'etliireUrriiri'efthe'• • Iffal'aiegt.ef. 4.; 46 , v 4 1 .; 14 Ile 0 4 4 4 W as ,. il4l•4llrltti bee titertaawAttritfittety Wm - Itaralattite.- , ' was talliag, froui t'o.. to 704. whether. the thor aro *hot ' tha Kollea aVittWilied te . . ~•. • • . . . wei b lisimposk 4 o4lhowbek 4ftstr4etairor prewar,* irovioltiiptekur pay 16.3orototay it %weld Le c Itarg rd Recording tu the higher ur . the afr o ute l b.et' amartWiwimpsi. isaftlie lirriastasroa sail Nisi Art am torputtatiotur tibia' loorre price? ' &try ttigteet*es: - - • stir ulitamllspw.o id Lehr 010.1141,011.1.11110•01 1011014r1 tines* warnent wins:, at- ; The UffAl ROAN' ef 'the eff3I)IITTP.II 'MA the Fe- • ' -1. 4111 i 6 ; -- hig misiesiaeloWei - dwfiety. roadies a* die rate ropoeal by.his.s4 l ei lion: ?bead. guar wet iii 4 to eihke'the ptopeeitliehs afrOady at& -COVET OF KINO'NEBNCE. Ante 411'. • mapephooelhoiterhoeeeteasea theilev4lee Otioition of the comiatte• It would 'ititbotettt • rained talho Committed. se•berirtillareed of. -6...... .. . • . . % o d k ai l lbi l whimipiwia*A. to' MM., aait'the lion. "Meililtes 4 le rtniatttopoo trialet •! Tiwalielittar of O.O.NtIOXERKT Wino*, Itself to 1 iustacio's I:icateesa.-Ilia use . e. kOw lei Inte- 1, illeii itiakilt atereast tuffs. • tet thellateett l ie t o whet Ake. say ilea the price for the. quarter world be • wed 11 ift. 1:4111MS. .. *Olitiiiitarishyo sa thearrarket. ifiTtprtori:_l3e.le lor paid arrnptikru on tho yiartec thp7. 'There leas Oil alien , The Souctrott•Orocot.• moved for a rid; ta' . h'e • - -.....t...1.Z..1. i 1.. nrira'ritslal be ' deferiseltrit. 'hen !......_ .1.. C.:: - 7.1.- .3.1 .1.-..1A“...... LA 1.1.3'i. IA.:: 1..7 naw Ad 1 %Ili, Sap " olitro lu. h l iT act' the- bit '. etieseeribyTirest Ztecilk be • very vitftirtittiste, Tory' inliritstriadilif afber 1 AAA .I c. f a - ft 1% fa - • a IA i , it. illinsthribeikosoolitree 'Ante* ilispert was ettlis •etsier &wit of doe cosinstialtv to PM, of sielhi=tlisg - "r 7 " -":".- """ 4 " r ." a y . " I " "' e COS' - '" air lid •initsidhraties I a est; .ivisteed, •be wryer waw in•rey Cow ifillflo dui iststetthsifitts. 110 tepOslittietttii a ,. application Iwh regard to the other 1 we, „ tow o w . taaa had been a .gatatf . a aa w a hk t ie f s of .$ a 4 hb a ,..4a f r m at t& pa p aw , ' clev e rly.: ;w a w a nfinsltted the g ut w was against hie n. T Fee /spitting. The objee: of .the• first twselatiest i9siel lc Alss • and les. or ss...iss - elsOnisl"low stodal es, . which he'nose appfied to the Coast 1 rbi bad twpropese wouLl be to eats* a pillions stirisaff;_ _NM • . "Out 'bolt* 80s. 01. 47 # ,irliele of 'fidget:a at the trial Irani Cr lb,' wraps of adrarieing.sinas to obi owswii-s ifleAtiis ..)1144 AVM orialo4 le remark eAti di tetkie t t i Tif the, Vie eimpritpt Medi,. WIN p a eliante to Ist cook wilt* slionld be wiseeltnnisiti Olaf IWO • " • Rini& faed, that he knew of no other in log f . ,bit• M ess. ' Ke w . si i4 Co. aft, lb ,' j iv . 1 .. She inn E t. yeerrnekeit:4ll6;ii ~..4. 0 . ..4 ...,,,,' „,, 1 . e elrpotidithef —Mali 'Yt Y. i iii : ileroUgailty -oe the fulfill tenet 'be peewee who had now (astir, teen in • • 11114illit . 7 , . _ sp.. the nese, and to keep keep' lone -in • waretsellsea le the pralieletyo ibe sii it la' • " • " 1111 .0 11 4 Mess". Mi.. Poi. and me until a market coal.l ho found for it. fed alte”feree linelbelose.ibes , pc, feriae •eiely y, salt of ping Into laelstiesed), bad, in 'op s ad he 'Wald propose to stilittistiie 701. as the asaaiessias in. Ow elieesasion .4 flair or bite fagate right ; but -ke charge. . idi stead of SM. •There was a hag. insist of foreign roes wenid sow carsoeily.esa over the Notile Lent's schemes, The fARD Cutter Jcsa l eg .44, th a t .....1 .t oirseot in the wan•hou'es of this toontty 1 the sinetsst with a rime isist!iis apswers and explanation* on Isis rectilleetion he 16;4 left it to tile Js _ _ti HY_ 1 . - --..1.1 . -... ' _ : • . _ . . .: ,4 ~.,,r-~-~ - ~^ -- _n, i - T I '