The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-03-23 00:00:00

1 f ,# . gipp Inaba& but fru* airy veto or power of deelsioa it *geed .to the rases runt*e laws imposed spoor it, it in tier" that sects a nation should look to its pre gevinttliei to the ravens of restoring be violated Corr elatives*, sod to. the dety of arresting the strides desilotiC coact, the Paper which we insert oho*, that thOrfigisis Constitution. is simple, so d co mprises tba, : •egans necessary to self-pre .servailon. It - is - only the system of evil that is somples, end it is only by permitting its arts and in toads to carry devastation into the Constitution of this realm, that the national calamities we have so beg witnessed and deplored hate bees generated bod prevail. •. • .0 • French Papers to the 20th instant have arrived.— They costar.' account ef an inserrectiou in St. if the circnasstances be faithfully ielt`ted, threaten, the life and dyssaty of Cu t s*. orate with immediate extinction.. A foreknown; the military, elicited by an act of auction gratify, is stated to have indocvd the troops to renoonce the authority of their , old Chieftain. After a desperate action, In which Cl4lt4TOPHs's guards were defeated,. he is said to bar blockaded in Cape Francais. The intelligence reels upon the entlinrity-44 communication from Jacmel, dated the 7th Joateagyi and received by a .banking-hoese is Peries , -.llla positively stated in ene Paper, that the Dar of At.. aunts has fallen a victim to the plague, after a reign of about els months.* He bas been • secceeded by KOIA flu CAVALU, who was his Minister for the Interior. Another, Paper • mentions, that this news is commerricated on the authority of a letter Irma -Algiers,. dated the 34 instant, and that it stands in weed of confirmation. The force whkh is to be oetbatkad• on .board the espedition filling out at Cadiz agsinst the Spanish American Independents is estimated in the last accounts from Madrid, of the lith instant, at 10,000 men. There appears to be some 'boasting in this statement, and in the 'cements given of the fine condition in which the Russian men of war have arrived at Cadiz. Buenos Apes is believed to .be the object of the espedition, the success of which Is confidently anticipated by the Madrid writers. • . The statement is repeated that the French Bishoprics will be reduced below thenuarbet con templated by the provisions of the Concordat. The Papers are filled with accounts of the damage occa sioned on all parts of the French coast by the same storms repose treatendoes violence we so lately Pa .perienced here. The business in the Chamber was .not of a very important character, if we escept eine .position of M. DUVEROIER, for diminishing; to owe-, kalt She dirties -hitherto imposed on cottons.. LAINt Du VILLEIISQUI pressed epos the Chamber .glie necessity of establishing a prohibitive yam es !Ott hest .proteeeloa 44 French mensfectering in. • Dutch Mails and German Joarnals to a late slate, have also arrived.' The Session of the Steles-Gene ral of Holland was closed on the 13th instant, after a speech delivered, in the King's name, by the Mi nister of the Interior, who thanked their High lafightinesses, on the part of his Majesty, for the seal which they had shown. in their important ec. cspatinns while assembled, but chiefly for the sip. ; port which they had administered to public credit •in a manner so liberal as to eaceed the wants of the State. On lieterday, at two o'clock, the PRINCZ RFOCWr held a Court at Coriton.house. His Royal Higheiss held also* Privy Council, at which some om.sadeseoto I n t he nosinatiose of Sheriffs for Wales were mode.— Eort - BArtlusr bed an audience of the Reacwr. Yeater4y, being' Rester Sunday, the Putectiit erbw, acornionied by the Duke of YORK. went In 1 "ale to &James's Chapel, where the Archbishops,' Vo*g priched a sermon against the Sociales system Of orioles; after which, the two Royal seated'ogilsolis of crimson sad sold, bad the Sem meat edoinistered to them. The earrisge of the Princess ELIZAIIITH with'lpe Prince of HiterAllowavars ii to take place, ow the evening if the 7th of April, at the Queen's Phisar The Cards of incitation to the distieguishml perm.; loges, who are le be present open .the occesiost, -joie full dreis. • They were issued on &tardily, the name of the Quite, by the Esti of Wiecutte ,iICA. the Gen me a ram Aria the Comptroller I of the Windsor Estiblishaleat.i . •It. is endesstood at Windsor that the , Pribeess ELI! Omaghsaaaw, about to reside principally.Patite, imantry'of her hesbend, will return annually to gipri 'land, and shit she will idtiin the title of itaogt . of Richmond Park, timbal' . withoot the anolomeob,, and, as a moriseqeence of this title, have a htifiiaib Richmond Park appropriated to her anion us..- - His Royal Hiahness the Deke of Kene - landsgfen Saturday evening at Dover, from his Majesty's Picket the King George, Captain Kum, from CA- , lids, and proceeded on for London, after taking, some refreshments at.theTork Hotel. .The Doke and Doehessof REDFORD left Hamiliolo.l piece, on Saturday morning, for the Cortilleelt-i- They take Paris iw their way to Lyons, where one of their ionsis congaed by indisposition. Their Graces keeled to retnia in about a month, shoal the situation of their son's health permit the. fidget of tnvelling. Sooemeross &tor:ob.—Many of the POmmte to the Freedom of Election hare invited Sir Regattas WiLsoo to stand at the General Election to repro-, sent this Hannah in Parliamen t , in the reuses of BARCLAY t and Si r Rosier bang aciiiptedieetr oitatiob, was on Wednesday kit iiirodioad to many, of the most respectable' Vectors of the Dori who repressed their dotertidantiee To .bang hii fvcs of reer7. 'WPM I r t . a int i THE - . - . --z • 1 . Mr. Braglava eras mares.- day (Moeda). The Girlie& loonsift..- pains have bee. taken by the Fries* of adorns... and good orator In ware she Poldisegalast the seems which may be laid to asleep thee into-acts of eielerett. —No liquor will be give* sway by Mr. Brooglasesie" Committee or his friends, net even a ribeed ; bet sbuf People (even the poorest) are precede( thews...est ribands, et their own espence„ to grace the day el Mr. B rougham's arrival. It is stated, that al:wer great number of Freeholders intend toilette( Mr. Brougham on horseback on Monday; as' he occasion' is so widely different, se de we hope that day will present a contrast to that of the 11th alt. which so mach disgraced the imprudent partisans of the Low then. 46 We bear from Westmorland, that since Mr. Brougham declared his intention of standing for that County, there bas net been a solitary instance of a stray mastiff or a car dog being shot on suspicion of disturbing the hares. A Freeholder, who has the misfortune of having his lands surrounded by those e(a great man, actually ventured, in the presence of ap astonished game-keeper. to hound the long logged vermin off his turnips. The man retired, without gloomier; . Colley, muttering betweoe his teeth, that another guess time would soon cease. 46 We have often heard of raideg the skitull i rebalfg the supplies, raising subscriptions, ket Whetpaesset an Election raise!! it-rtrafses the Reverveds Worships, and the Worsltipfals; raimakestab4nem .Betteellies, Bullies into . Pawnor, end Asperietellekst; .it raises the Price of Ale- and Ribaudo • Beeeellie of Premise, and Qualms of Conscience.-4Ney. it is mat pitmen amongst the hollora•ases, for we are in formed the Ghost of has raised a-Jubilee on this side Styx, about the drugged waters of the .Devil's ditch. The yellows are beate) in a fair can .vass--they are beaten in spirit—they are Waite in every thing that can constitute the success of a *We ems and really royal cause. They have lost the ma. jority of the Frerbolders--they have lost the good will and esteem of the Public." NEM WAY OF Cxne,ssura.—The @gents of Sir Philip Musgrave were on this day week busily em. played in distributing large quantities of beef amongst the Freemen who voted for the Baronet at the last Election. A grosser insult we conceive could hardly have been practised, than to suppose any one will sell his vote for a pound of flesh. Such mean and unworthy artifices always fail of their desired effect; and we are very credibly informed, that several of the Freemen, though perhaps " in want of a good meal," indignantly spurned the proffered boon. E%TRAORDIMARY INTELLICIENCL--011 the vs. election of Mr. Wallace for Cockermouth, *beet a month ago, the sixpence incurred by that Geatietisan or his principal did not amount so tot, and eves this our readers will consider an extravagant sum, when not owe of the Burgesses heard of the event till it appeared in the Gazette., We anxiously look ward to the emancipation of this Borough from its present degraded thraldoM. We hope 'the Freeholder, of Westm ',land erki remember that on the discoision in Parliament _test week, for the repeal of the additional •Deryon tee. titer, the Lowther., instead of voting for the dilcost tinuance of a Taa which would base efforded the most essential relief to the lower classes, divided with the Minister in support of the present oppress sive duties, thus proving their unwilliogoess. to Misdate those harshen, which fall most heavily on the poor. We are sorry Sir James Graham was not at his post on so important an occasion. - - - - NAVAL INDKLLIGENCE. . —........ . • DIAL, bf ARCH ft.—Yesterday arrived and. remains in the Downs, the Wylam, Robinson, from Shields for Rio Janeiro.—Put back by contrary winds the James Sihbeld, Forbes, for Bengal ; and Matigles,• Bann, for St. Helena and the Cape. And to-day Ir. rived and remain in the Downs, the &lank!, CagiN, for Calcutta ; and the Henry, Fez, from Hull fir 1 Falerrao.—Came down from the Riser and Fealties, the Solon, Willie's', for Rio Jane ire.—Pot back again by contrary winds, the Marchioness, of Ely, Ray, for Bawl; ices, Thompson, for Batavia ; General Graham, Weatherhead, • for Mattis! and Boned; Hero of the Nile, Mangles, fpf amanita, with lots of. anchor and cable; Blenheim, *Won, for lionderes• ' Ries, ---, for Havanna!? t Alfred, Brinks. f..r Madeira and Africa.—The Princess Charlotte, Lamb, and a great mans mire Mill keep . not. . .. POlTswouTm. Willett R2.—Yesterday Dowd up Channel, the &Wolk, Kenn, from Be/badoes oat SS days ;* landed her pestengent here. —.4lo • 'Li ar sailed the William sad Mary, Burrell, fei data. ' banish, having 'striated her damage., •-. .. ...,_ PLYMOUTH, MARCH • U.—Calla itt tili.g.itty anti Clan, Pol i ties., frees fieserelf.--Sailed,thir . beeira . • •• ! Homiltesl for China: . rA LUOIITH, MARCH 19 and 20.11itli knifed the Quit cutter, from a cease ' • and FrifideseMizabeth Packet, with Mails from New York, in 35 ' this.: Spoke the ship Coheres, Owen, from Catcalls' and St. Helena.-20tb, Sailed the Swallow,' Oliver, for !lowboy. . . . Coas EXCRA Igor. xisa'cn 13.—•Ttre nipple ef Wheat the* eanniiii. was nether time i picked maples obtained a tin of Sr. per gooier.— P, ion lifultista Darter S.. higher iota aatesdesseot is istfrrior.—Pen and Kean Si. deator.--Oisto rather cheaper. —la other cuticles no alteration. Wheat (linglish) .... 70 IA Grey Peas •. 4? 48 New Ono Ditto (Foreign) .... ;0 56 Old do. ... Rye 42 48 tick do. 45 48 Barley .. 34 51 I mo go 34. New Malt - 60 78 Poland d 0..... ..-.. 54 33 White raw 44 45 I Feed do New ditto.... ....... Fine Flour 75 SO . Ditto &elm .... ..... 51 54 *midi... . .70 75 IN ITH Fl KW 11 A MINT. 11 A Nee 2& • To .ink the 0441. per Mille or Illho. red ... 3r. 64. so Is. 4141.1 Head of Couto thio day i Mow ..4s. It. lo tio. 4d. &Mb . TWO Void ... to. ltd. to thk. 611. Sheep aid Loeibt' .13.310 'Prim .:. so. • - 011. In lb 44. Calve* ..... ...........1411 laiimb ...16 W. s• 104. Oi. Plat es" HAY-1111A1KBT. , • szy , ' . • et Maur • . - . • it t• , - • • italtrout. • •` im m iwirait mos. nit softie SALLIOI, It 1. Mal atialst. hist. mummy 0. atllistr. This was en active let (rfa. Combed the glare. Vies stated. that the Defeatist lied &beached the wife ef. the Plaintiff, by asses eisetitef he las lan= prised of the benefit of her sedity. Tie dui** were laid at 10,0001. . klr. Guess?, the Kinea Carnal I(by spotlit re. falser for the Misfit), is sating the rose, asisisget other obeereatioss, taiO s t tliet the plaintiff was ekte? Pelled to resort to thisectins to obtain, is Wasik: gr"0""IP.nlielloo for one Of the deepest injuries which it was poisibie for owe Seas to await Visa another. It was well kir.. ihal the law rf gel.; land did not reqvire that positire.evidesce shield be given of the coeseississ of tbs Seal fact, bet that, in this 6190. as hi that of bergliri t sad "!lk Mori. der, cirrernstantial 'videlice t if . eprritid selkieSely far, s veld be all that. was jiieeeisksy• It leses , kri considered, unnecessary, for lifsr.sirlistredece the Defendant to thee : lie writ lafte•fgfil Sane, ands 'somber of a respectable •fis4ly Slsele,ty of Private. After asking aisy otioireatibilt on the case, the Learned Cisme' pioced44,* evidence. -••The marriage was proved to hart been arilesinlitit eiribe 17th of March, 1811, the freit of **lt ill filliokrter, flow-aro raise, ege; Sod ',identify!** flllinedlik s "that tbi Mastiff *and hit wif e . hilt eaditinird . to *live is Was of affection 'until . 11‘ !Reath. SO. Plobecca Ewen (Mrs. Itieskett'a sane 'fadd)' iris the pihNlpit 'witness, who stated, 'thit 'hi had lived wiry Mrs. Illeskett two leers and I half, at fet. weed.ball, Sliest three inlet 441;'Norwtch ; !hit daring the eat - of her ierrio; lA rs. Mosley -,--:- . , alleys went to Itewkh by the Ea ton road, bet that -- T ---- --- the had since 'always vine the Siiardesten.road, which is farther by half a mire, and which leads past Keswick; the residence of Mr. Gamey (the Defend ' ant), his moth'', and sister ; there was no intimacy between the two families, bet the Defendant occa. tinnily called at Inwood ; that in last Spring, the Defendant end Mrs:M. met two or three times a ri o week near a dark g . ..gate in a lane 'limning by the Defendant's plum' • this hails a.loiblk high. way, bet not mach I ' led : aollsatitbtf they were together an hour a A elf, at others not so long. The witness was one day walking with her mistress and the child, when they saw the Defendant leaning over the white gate leading into the above.mentiotted plantation.' Defendant and. Mrs. Moulton walked tosathor in the plantation to a straw het; the witness walked oear, bet did not hear what they said ; they went into the straw het, sad remained there half an braes., the witness walking about in the mean time; whets her mistress entered the het shi appeared cool; whet, all came out she was warm and lashed, and "her bonnet was a 'little bent down before; the De. fedant had some cobwebs on his back. Sht related setsril othei meetings, but nothing specific. Mr. Serpent Vraianan (by special retainer for the titferadant) addreased the COOrt and the Jury. The tied Serjeiticentered .to many able orpiment • ow; ilitt the evidence (even admitting that it' -might be all correct), Was insufficient to - ostiblisii tie tifir, iiheo indiscretion wits the most which bad been proved. • .The fowled Judge, after recapitulating the' nil. dew, said, that it was a case of peculiar importilliti to both parties: for the lady might he dishoeented lad disgraced by the enneiry of that day ; and it ores of consequence to the 'Defendant, as it affected hit Moral character. It was clear the Defendant had conducted himself with greet impropriety—bet great impropriety of conduct often tgkes place without the least act of familiarity. • There were some suspicion circemstances in the Case, but she Jury were to pet" all the facts together, end give a verdict accordingly.' eat the damages he should say nothing, bet lame R' all to them. The Jury, of whom eleven were-special, ,skenst immediately . teterned is verdict for the , De fendant. . 4........ WORCE4TER. t ' BREACH OF PROMlsti f OF MARRIAGE, AND h?. RUCTION. nairooto v. 111C11aStDcON. ' - This . was an 'sedan brneght by the Plaintiff, who is a farmer, residing at Woad way, in this county, against the Defendant, whn is also t lamer, living et locerton parish of Berkland, in the coenty of Gloucester:far, a compeniaition for the sanction and ins of services of his daeghier, Miss Ann lialford." . ' Mr. Pyxis.' stated Aire deciatatioh to' the Jiry, • and Mr. JEUViII detailo4l the eircalostanciq if the Op to them; in doing which, he rattled 'that the pro sent was an action which any privet world tent an.' willingly bring into open Court, e erehe not compelled brthe cell of jestke to do sn. The Plaintiff, /It ; Eduard Ilalford, resided at Rued way ;'and` the' Ot hoslieet, Mr. Jolla Richardson, lived lit tavltittini is Gloecestershire, and in the year 1810 irii'atereit. qd NSW basso of the Plaintiff by ea atigehraieutlis suit Ms daughters. Ile.was received intertbe Or• Atily of 'the Meiotic ender the isnpressiod that yiT* !fathom' were fair and honourable. There opened to boa reciprocity id' affection, trbkh, hewever, air. happily for both finials+, teroloatiedle'thi disgrace di of both. Is tree ongoaried esorraot, when , raison had deserted her throne, to the'ainspeakablb 'afro! .of her parents, the young lady fella victim its the' arts of the Defendant. She afterwards became a Mothtr, and rhea the Pssintit will 'tiopirived 'of her 1 saleable services. Ills visitthad been received ender an expectation . that he lipid make her his lawful wife ; bet on the 12th of May, 1817, a lady of more fortune having presented hermit(' to . his view, be her, end the Plaintiff was compelled to throw himself esiderAho . priitection of 'it Jury of his country for a pecuniary uraapensation; and soy .de mages which they should award woeld be wreteltpd . bodied, whin competed with the enspeekable 'foram and disgrace to which the family hid heel exposed by der artifices of the Defendant. Under throe circlet staaces it would be onnerieitary for him to attempt tip quite the feelings of the Jug ; for ee fathers and hobos& they most kef_,ila 'ISO fie to. open the Su of his 0044 l- Miss Ann Dalford; tae ii. case of her preview/. Opt se Pint of marriage wea gine: Si. 1,114 . tor de halithers'isoliMOistiisit. .Oti al111111111.1111111.111116w:mthailhisis WA:4IO//iii kik VON to aldrees hey M it thee of laielleso ?he tmosactitor elierpKhsi eft took plemplis the yeerillikuoltbi Woe item MN &gulag a 'sty of latitersio.llllll, thsd'k mieseitli! little estiesstdtaary shot he yeast alteettatigme 164 • fete the tulles wee thought of.' Iblituesit aroelat4 lit the - pceseitteale hod • set ee‘l'a o lltheir teltrevo that the Detandant wads soy pr '4ll . far 11110 heemililithat ott bpd ott Woo skit ifigik • 4impftesvit *is 0.4 hews the Jerj,*that t bribe% otipeousbo - ot stuns dap had been committed is the pemeat owe*" sad whets she •was asked ft lei - eabie ts her tattoo'. house to address hilt she geletty **Ad; " Oh, li!f, ,141, eikleased tee, sad slid be *milt ootittigtst me." - 'Are, 'is all the widen* era bleed of peed ski of Merriege. • • • • • • Mr. Jetties Betadver is shot takse tap, elsieOvad4 that, it dl Waite, the Phase.' woe esstflied •tb:d vertlict.toe the lola be bed sesteieed lobo* ON Pea trkei of Ms theshiei ; or et* particaiar airateaataners .11th !Wilmer 04 mage4.4e Ate mei mi., the . adequate to the injury. . 01 • 4r it Tbelery hued fei the Thillkapillepas Poem& o il • t . • mama s ' 4 . 1 r 'irbli . . tftt trarroiteintme- ,0 • /ay tip Olt tea ractestevair et:... *MIN • 'to. :luaus eeiteN.9l4itu4 woost.‘ . . 4 1 ,4Mettilluistateatett this sew elk . .ciosPdatCoett . • ed the flefeltdeete torthaw iplest and with iris. get he was events' Mr. PtA, to the li riot and tin! net of every political consideration in drawing their eon. elusion of the Defendants' guilt or innocrince;for if they should be of opinion, VW the Defendania hid violated the law, it was a mattes , of little Aloe. gooney, whether it was done ender circumstances eft a political satire or not. The Defendants Idetdiff• habitants of Stoke, and it appeared abets few days before the assault complained of was committed, on Mr. Johnson, whose name may be fossilise with man of the Gentlemen of the Jery, called's meeting *Gni the 'object of petitioning Parliament for a Refers its the House of Commons. Whether that geode's's% dellsered his sentiments or not win a matter of little importanee In the present enquiry—the remelt, how ever, of the Meeting was, that a Petition was astriod on, and afterwards received by the House of' COI- Mine, to *lilch it was presented. The ?renovate*, Deskin, was etoplo)ed to get the signatures of Mehl oho were not able to attend the meeting; her le pow, seance of his office r went to Stoke, in the neigh bourhood of *bleb was Mr. Spode's smisrefereqg he got a tabie, and played -himself before thettio. factory, for the Omen of dMalailli t elates to 'the Peltier which bad beer resolved spoil at .4016 . 41virsd net fireseriiiiii Iffereliffirraoff tier. lon come wet Went Mr. Spodelit Cud tora- Mb 11* must remove,' at he wit no bfa:flpedteitrossad.l- Deakin, sot wishing to do eve thing wrohill, *set away, observing, that ft was scot his Week* to make enrdisterbence • be remove/ to the high oveff, and had trot long been there before Mr. Spode* gates were closed, end an engine breech( oat of Ms premises, the pipe of which was directed terardr the Prosecutor, and began to play open hint with the greatest violence, until all the water. *hit% it cote 111101 1 d was exltaomtad. It was again filed, and hie Defendants pursued his, drenching him *ilk wetted The reset of which was, that the Ptlldfall* took cold, and was for some time attended by • medical gentienvin. Whether the Jury were friendly or het. tile to Reform or not, Was a matter which they seek upon the present occasion to breve not of their con. sidektion. Their provincesloon ossennscientioesly to say, whether.the Defendants had or had not vie. fated the lee ; if they had, the Prooecetnr eyelid tiff entitled to a verdict tit their hands; and if • point e? law sionvid arise oith . respect to the offence being constituted a riot, the Jury would receive it from * much higher authority, therefore hei *mild 'abstain from may °Wernher on that heed: the Leveed Criensel.then called Thomas Deakin, who deposed that he lived at Shelton, near Stoke. About twelve months .sited, ore little better, he was taking a PetitionlBr Pella memory Reform round the country, to get sigma• tures to it • he went to Stoke, to Mt. Spode's Mead factory, a nd a _person, named Cliy, came and or• dered him of, and .be went from the premises on to the torapike.road; Cloy camels the orisons again, and told him, top" off; witness told his Its was w' thi turnpike-road, and eh. was eniogoosinowilishe be sawed -am ; he' then west sorry. Wined was opposite Mr. :Spode', maniaactoiy. Wheel saw Mt. Spode's gates shut, 'and' is *bolt- tea ad. notes he sew them open, awes. Water.eoglie *as heroght •tott'; One of the Defeedents•(Tayiej bed hold of the end of the pipe; be WIN giant( It, 1141 the engine began Or play upon linnet: he retreated bark to the place where be was at Ent, therstill fol. lowed him, turn which way•bil 'avid. Potts had hold of the pipe. Uszleherst was there. Heroes wee also• there; hi. had also bold of the pipe.•••••fatt of them were wheeling the engine about, and titre were from 00 to 100 people there. " Prosecutor heard them soy, "Curse him; follow him up, and play le his pockele." They played upon hie oath ill lhi water.fWasesirausted. lie tried to escape, but they! relit/Wed him, and one of them said,," Corso yea 2 stop, stop, and stand your growel." Clay was the personWhei . He heard slay voices say, •• Corse Me; follow Me oat of Stoke." • Martha weer was esheested, they pulled Off tireitinits sad give three busses; and some...lees cried ni t " Bring mere wee, bring mere water." • • • • " Mr. Divacav, in behalf of the Defeithutar ,tiited to . notoottfas sod taif Diakielprireeid• • jos nit' p tool AO Wu as thy. is to a rather aa.ned* taw Proovestor, and coma* Coen by th. auswers he extracted, ra t stated tbs whisk llogratoltemstrthrew open II r "Y. rooky Jot's' 0114 firech . and lb. , Petition.. *oils& • Mr. 'woke Boaaouo.-i-Did yi esaaalectery parpeeely to eau* It imotoupoitaimotillar• intwoisimeir %i t iliAlled-•2l6.46l•Arietit.to • gift, fcimic WO aralosillitiiiat Oddball* Pottomiosiii *MI ihintog itorermelp eutihafilid ret tiff poilsir . ' of Stole, Ito" ragiaolos, Wu Oita oar SntiolOhtli Ufa ISO 1 1 1 1 0“ !if iti4k toothy of ester fro. to Os 11094 0.01. oblnining situated's to • ratitilsOliti 1 1 1M1191 y Merge. ' Plumps .toted tie eireso6ll6lll Af dor MO Jury, in doing which hIFVOIPPIwtija amok moo out of s prooridtot 'tete, bet the Jury were to Mirror S. • -:,~ • fi , .'4 I . 1 1 ~ I y -~