The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-18 00:00:00

leistun, his ulcers, and ship's company, the hole of show evinced the utezoct readissess to re.commeoce tiseection, if that measure could, in , the general °pinkie, have beep attended *ith 'tacit a prospect of ultimate success• or escape, as to have justified the sacrifice of lives which must inc. vitably have ensued from a prolonged contest with a forms BO far superior to the Europe. FRENCH ACCOUNT, OF THE ACTION. 'PORT NAPOLtuN.: 'Extract from the better addressed from the Isle Bone Parte+, to his Excellency CaptainG cal Decaen, by Lieutenant Feretiee, •Cour. • vnand an tof his Majesty's ft igate Lit Cereals*. GENtRAL-1 have the honour of informing you, that un the 22d-of July I reacted the Bay of St. Paul, with his Alajesty's ftigate La Caroline, and two ships in company, which I captured in the Bey of Bengal, namely, the Streatham and the Europe. These two vessels are very richly laden, Voir cargoes consist chiefly of 1698 boxes of in. dip', 1514 bales of dry goods, 1843 bales of silks, 11,(/00 bags of saltpetre, and 25 bales of hand. kerchiefs. Extr.rct from the Journat of Lieutenant Fere. tier, commaisding his Majesty's frigate La Ca roline: .02 the 21st of May (previousab this date, M. Fermier had dispatched two Kites) being in 9. 15. north lat. and 87. 20. cast lodg. at daylight, a strange sail was announced by the match. Three ships, with three masts each, were immediately descried to windward., Meeting N. N. E. distant abet three leagues to starboard, ender a press of sail, which I suffered to approach in succession, with a vier to ascertain who they were. About five o'clock in the mooning I prepared for action,. and manoeuvred so as tu crone up to them with all sails set. While we were coming np, the three ships did not in the least alter their course, and nude privatesipals. Observiug that we did nut answer them, they interchanged signals among themselves. I then coucluded that they belonged to the Company, haying one tier of giros with earronadirs en the forecastle and quarter deck (les iinmedistely otdend every man to his station, and impected them %stet,. The spirit and alacrity manifested by every indi. vidual on board, gave inc the surest pledge of succeeding in the disproportionatti attack I had determined to make. At six u'clock, Wing within musket.shot of the sternosust ship, we l hoisted the French flag, which was saluted by all my officers and arose withiebresi cheers d " Vire l'Empereur !" and the adieu in. scantly commenced. Our lire was so welloorp. ported, that this st;iii, after maintaining ber par. tritium above twenty minutes ;Jowl& of as s 1 were, in order to get out of the . *wren of our! guns, and to repair her damage. Her fire was at first very brisk, bat it staskened towards the con. einsien. This ship being mach crippled and un govenialle, sod, observing the impossibility of her escepiog in that situation, I fitoceedril to at. task the shi;) immediately ahead 61 her, which carved the Commodore's petulant. I directed the gent on the starboaro si.terte be loaded, Verse. orders not to use ~.we 'Weld bu dtlihiu pistolmhot. lAt ten ashilates berm* seven, was began, the attack, and kept ep het Incessant fire reveler beer, daring which Animists , yeast* tame up, and discharged several broadsides ll oar stern larboard 'eerier. At half part seven, I bad the misfoeteee to lose my wester (officiere de nidilieuvre),.. 111. Vander. cruse, who was a most *excellost (fiber ; his. head Was shot of by & cannonball, as be stood by ass on the euarter.deck. The sense shot carried of half of my hat, and wounded me slightly in the cheek. I then ordered M. Itabaudi, the second *Meer in command on the forecastle, to *place M. Vandercnice. At eight o'clock, our fire having • been kept ep without intermission s the Commodore's ship struck her colours. I instantly ordered the far. board tack to be made, and opposed my broad side to the two other ships who were now engag ed with me. I directed my fire particularly a gainst the headmust ship, and my two first broadsides were to Well directed, that she shame fully Work to flight. The second ship, beiug use, the opposite, discharged two broadsides at 'is, and run before Cie wind. We made the ,same tack with her, passing at a short distance from the ship thlt bad struck, I determined to take possessiau of her, and for that purpose sent Moos. ltabaudi on board, with orders to take the . command of, her. On his taking possession, he immediately tent the English captain and his officers to me, and hpisji:s the boat ou board, I directed my cum" to lbi criiißea shiri, - 1111fiartene to leswerd sit soaking ell possible sap sod still keepiiip up her col t . , •*; •.• . . H • • , . That shim, aerie, that we were bracing down on her, and gained considerably, heeled her wind, sled struck her colours. 'lent Deplaeches, is h. bientelswitt (eautigue de vaiteedus) on boat dtis 'take the command of her. The report which he made of the bad state in which her hull was, hart. beg received three shut snider water, which caused her already to make twelve feet of watee;• and the :Itmages sustained its her masts and rigging by the rtisel w hick had jeet Week, obliged me, ,to my gre.ti regret, to anther She tbird - Welicsim, she being at elk time three . Ile windward of es. 1 now thetight only k r i shifidna the prisoners and their efiMs. Ike number 61 Ow pritnnieli amounted to 200 Earopeans, whoonaeoloand di. sided among the two vessels. The. pimps of the Europe could not be kept freer by the IRMO sum. her of people that remained un board bee. 1 sent Ilona. Bain, one of the First Liestegpots, with ,a strong party of my crew, to give all. the assist.. once that may be necessary. The acid with which • Port Niapoieoe, formerly Port North West, is the prix: eipal place an.l herbage of the hie of Frosce.aud the seat if the Govermtientt of the Viceroy. Catena Dec:pelt fills that °ogee as piteseat. + Itk Rositparte. The Isle of Bourbon has recently re edited Ala tinsonsioathon. as a (angel iment tip the uew d. mote, A id k settee to &arse a iseosnrial of the The ditikulty el air% iota and nut. of Pori North West. the rioripal iseltsee of the I.lr o(Fnusee, maces the road of Si. Paul. iu tlu.+lde Hiaitiomirte or Binirhoo, to tee generally preferred by flee freiseb ere leers foe the superior &edit) of tiepositiag their phostler, sid Marti% on rash eaterwizes. I _ . • 1 Prigtl ~~. . • • TAN _ y. 817 AS and the Oehler commanding, applied themselves to repair tp4 ilamages,of Ike ship, soon liut,her in a condition 'to make her way to these Wands. I likewise•svest a strong party en, beard the Streatham, to repair thedamages sustained by bier: I empfoyell tdays in petting both prizes in a elondition to make sail, and Open consideration 1 re AP Nell to convoy 'them. We therefore steered al together fur the Isles •of France and Bonaparte (Bourbon). The Streatham being put in a con. dition to Mount her jcsusi, which conoisted of 33 li.pounders, I lint French seamen on board her, in enter that M. Itabauali, who•had the command, may be able, to second mein the event of falling in with an enemy. The. Enivite had originally the same number of guns, but having been obliged to thrtri a groat number of them overboard to lighten her, I eon. tented myself with sending on bo.rd that ship merely the number of men necessary to navigate her, and to eiksure her safety. It is with great pleasure, my, t eneral, that I report to you 'the bravery oliiPleycd_ in this buts. nen by M. Lerotix, my Chief Lieutenant, kilo has shown hiasself a gallant officer; sl, flazin, who commanded the guns on the tnain.decki Ittbaudi,. Desplanches, Truchard, Robin, officers of detachment ; the Gentlemen Midshik men, Masters, and, in a word, all on bean! the frigate I hive the honour to command. • ---- - - - Letters from Sweden express strong epprehen sions of sun attempt at a connier.revolution. The adherents of the deposed Sovereign are represent. ed as being extroniely active, and hearty , increas. ing. The'exiting Government was without eithet energy 'or respect. In case of the dissolution of the reigning Sovereign, It was suppused that a competitor would not be wanting to Prince Au 7 GUsTeilliCKG.' - The people of GaWeis, urged by the remon. 'trances of the Count of NERONO, are reported to have risen en masse for the public defence ; in the districts of Catalonia, yet occupied by the Spaniards, the like spirit has been displayed, and the like expedient adopted. It is added, that the young men throughout Biscay have forsaken their houses, &nil have joined the army of the Patriots in Leon, Navarre,and Arragott. In consequence of the French Decree, a great number of vessels have, within these three tiny', arrived At dilkrent ports of this kingdum, with grain, butter, cheese, and other ankles, all ,q 1 which must be paid for in specie (thusgo our got: peas !), as parties cannot export British or co lonial prndoce or manufacture, in exchange, with the exception if a few raw artie ) tes, of the. *IL necessity. . . ..,...) On the id .instant an &writ! accident happened in a coal.pit, in the parish of Madely, Shropshire.. On the preceding night the sulphur took firei'and kindled the timbers which supported the roof, at whit* * tints there were 13 men and eight hisrses dons,. which, providentially, were 04 got up without injury. Nazi day, however, about noon, four anus went down, fur the pnrpose,of endea vouring to extinguish the ' lire ;. but after remain. sag there half an hour, the sulphur became so powerfasi • that they were all . sulfucateil, without a passibility of rendering thesis any assistance. • Monday afternoon a young man, son to Mr. Simpson, • salesman, Tothill-strest, Westminster, eentensd to shalt on the ice, on the canal, in St. .Fibetes'S Park, whets it broke, and he was unToi tin/telt drowned. The person Who was the cause of the late fire, at the City of London Inn, at Dater, and repre sented himself to be a Russian gentleman, terns out to:be a Frenchman, in the character of super. eargo of a brig called the Elhabeils 41exezqns, _under Russian colours, and which has been de tained there for a considerable time. lle was a good deal burnt, but hail no bones broken. — The Magistrates hare since committed him to prison. • Mrs. Seymour, wife of 'the Keeper of Hyde Park Gate, was burnt in so shocking a manner, on Monday night, that she has since lain in the most excruciating agony at St. George's Hospital.' ' She was alone in the house when the accident hap. petted, and her shrieks brought the toll-taker at the gate to her assistance. The poor woman had 1 nut a rearmost en her back which escaped the Isaacs, even her shoes having matt burnt oilier , feet. She was enabled to articulate that her won had taken fire whilst in the 'clef taking an iron front the Ito wish it. Not Am,. alithbut hops., were setertaistml of her rem*, Oarahlsday *elk in. _ At bait-past two o'clock, on 'F y, ,Or tion. L ing.l(uuse, No. 4, in the King's pissideso-mills, tit —__. Vateriniam, mew lap wpm . .-,---- ph•sion. .Of the six mew employ:l kit. tilmtims, Jog at the time, four were b10.1. t0 *pie* and their bodies and limbs were sattilefillil *elute* of a pi: aids of 100 yards fioditheitititonliettrild. ing. .Ont of the ' attar warranted Oa *wily of a high Oat the. The 'fifth fain Wallaeklii bp alive, but no hopes of hie iemeery wrc i tiateethilied. The sixth' man, : G eyrie Osibbeer,•:the • foriiiiii . of the work, singular to • wee fused alive alio, sk., dog' in the Witt: ' ibe l tikiiii reins,- with• bil , 1 1 cluthel baritiMi; ' ', 6therwibe Uut meets injered t and k lit fie welt; At the door of lii isainig the consing.hoiii' ' Witrotbril, or eo. i l scrod waggon,,. iillif,4w •• •i liarses and a driver..., J 1 The wawa . wettlftfr a... ti trees, anti the driver attic horse, were W. ' ree horses employed within the beihrhig, toe hart Ivettshetli but the 'third is filing. The acatedied ronosisvi of two of to laen•were Colleined tast evening" for iuttlimnit ; *lse of the, othar three had not 'been found. No ,d'' . omsteneos hareiran'spired,. frogs which an opt. ran be l o i na With rowed to the cause of, i en accident ; it it the third of 'the kind that hp,' lappeued at these mills within these . ? yeast: A fire broke out' at three o'cloct yesterday mornrog, at I lodgista.hottsi in Otti Gravel.laoe, Blaektriars.ruad, -Which eurfpninicated • to the,. White Hart pahlkshoule i the corner of Georpoi, %levet, and entirely rodsusied the 'time, .except part of the biti which wet 'save* by rte activity' of the fireihde. 'The eaiiieof the tioeitfeut has' met been iscurtaiecd. ?Jelin.* Were lust.. •- -• .' l • . . *-• • '..,i , . • . , - . . •., - ..Vi . - ..-..• , ,•••41.„444tigt - .. . • '. < , • 7:.:r. -T:""-" ""Y"? , . .. . SURREY 4101$ 4 101VS. . •' * lam ai,,,,,- 1 t tv,iiitem. - pliejArd .c reniit,, --hymen' '' • - theitadvertedltsoreeittetristanill 'to the iyia ehtt . ge:re' talartin was indicted for irentrasolie;iiix.- 17.. 2 *yea by the Progenitor, ~w from which he kif t ,„,. ttelleilitings that•the prolasbilities Of the case were in favoars; Mar - and wounding with a ,poker, Sarah Fyildiaiellus his °Heyde . The Jneyfound the Delkettaht.-lyet Guilt 4 . ass infant under three years o( age. :, • 'rite circumstances. of . the cage, as detailed ittsfl. deuce, were as follow t-- - • Mrs. Martin, the Defendant, Midge l ilt G‘tee cester.strect, Lambeth, and the infant Peosecutria :rh.-- i t e t i'" *- - --sagtgl.';'lll illimillail ers et-djti : rf t l r ; liv i irit ..L ib is . b : nu n ': a .a r, le : i v 1 . 4 " 1 71 ' t 6 ..... . , is the child of one of her neighbours. In August . L th e li sm i_ o po' ' last,*a young Lady, who resides in Mrs..Maltio's milex X Vrof toinibra . ,. iiiraiusti 70 a, *. o f Toi- V it ro house, having a dispute with another fair Lady, Theittliernellt foe the tatcleatresaents was the liens litir ii . . *lie resides in the same street, they Were pub li cl y fa r girieg ra to ni w j a;d l :ll7l44 . tilf er tV e Dt rCe rO: " Nlidl Y * discussing the subject on which they had disagreed, " Teo or Li,oao tomps,are expected here from Lo w . and Nye brilliancy ofs their arguments lead collected N .' I s is sit6iPtir of aker"4 the armies British a considerable number of auditors around thee,' be'i ti v i :r e ; ' t &IL wr e n ors lute de arr ity. " thei s t nit i and, the rot, a butaber,on borsobachStleid "It Is laamentuble tu t heisttise proems of disease aid ..' stopt, in hopes of edifying seasewhst by their ale. .t a h r rit ies es'pite l t e a v ie erY egrn i ittldtivienate i tto be e Y fig e tt tbn " , quence. Mrs. blatant; die Defendant, it appeared, frequent, that (to use the exprrioitio of the soldiers) it whose prowess was well known in the neighbour. Ti t r i .f e l d tax or ten ine t it i lty h :l i tt:tiff i ttudet i lor them: , ► hood, feeling herself called upon iu honour to sup- a dektiri daats , her n era i ri g , „ t il l in i l l/ p r ar T' ar a t i i i ie emi l bi d r ed y , tees wh. t port her lodger,,sallital forth from the house for isnsperiousseeetes of brio*. roe sate of this ligra g j,; : i t ' ' that pttrpose, armed with a long hair-broom, stud ar is now Kohibited." the_ butcher being the west' prominent object Ritract of a letter front Christiansand l du al f . among the mots, , became the fitst potato( Dec. 20 : attack. - • .. The broom, hovrever, not ptsOeuing power sea. "In addition to my last information; stating to yea tient to set the butcher's norm, in Motion, Mrs. h ad taken placoaere, 1 bio m e s severaleoudoomantav! which h shjoin the b ar k l'acihc ; and the coodeusnallosi tikeitispot Martin determined to adoptVtlte Irish mode of the brig &marrow. . s starling him ; : and, relinquishing VIO broom to her " This 'stealthily a very struKe aud very uNust dee . kb. 4 fair. ally, retreated into the house, but soon re- Lha t zv,,, ll ,7,, b it, ° ,„ r j t „t y " i t i l: o 7 d i c " r g7,,,,t iowa ingedds4 turned, armed . . with a ponderosa kitchen poker; oilt . the Eapputitinn of loti,vink heel ! u al ud w er al a Ilea d i -- thesav o l y . •' this she brandished fur some seconds with athletic *s stated, to the teent'd pl:/e , that the crew had M imed p c 1 . , 1 arm, to the great terror uf tOsose who Stood near lat i h r e gu t r ret me o ' nt " l e t o 'r o i,ttrZ 4 orc lu rL!, 3 . l 4 4: Itt i nfleLasi. her, and at.ligigth launched It full against the horsi strac " truos ilteato result the surAss t o , M r . iv, of 4, 41 7 11 , 41 * and his rider. The poker, however, unfortunately J. The skip North America. bus heen tiont•ed, at lik ew i .4 tit ship A dintic. • I mufti uccomut lortins paniallty.", taking a wrong direction, struck the infant Prima. Two geutlemen, of the names of Ayres tad Rim , ellifilt s wile was standing by its parents' clear, and inflicte.l a dangerous wound on its forehead. Thu. nington, were yesterday arrested in a field nest ' Hampstead, . luta as they were preperinglo fi re it detcirce set up was, that tilt Defendant hail no 1 1 1 each other, by less officers, and • sehseqeeetti intention of injuring the child, and had eiproued held in substantial soretles to keep the Peat* 1 her sorrow fur the accident . immediately after it hapPened. On Thursday last five prisoners (convicts Ilia; I . , sentence of transportation) attempted tils escape., The Chairman, Mr. KeetticX, observed to the Jury, that it was quite iinumerial whether the Do. from Mellinger gaol, in a manner, Perballis tll4l feminist had intended to injure this child; the acei. precedepted for madness sad desperation.- They dent hid arisen in consequence of her baring owitig set fire to every thing combustible in their e e q,, t 'l an improper use of an unlawful weapon, and she 1 from which till would certainly hate leaped 1 utast be answerable for the mischief arising filial I (the doors being very improperly of wood), had her own intliscretidn. . I nut the smoke`almost suffocated some of the eller - 'rlie. Jury (01111 d tile . Defendant guilty, and the I prisoners, the groans from one of whose *witha l . CoUit sentenced her to be. imprisoned in the House et! tilt: gaoler, by whose exertions, 13 4sted by the if Correction for ‘ix m o uths, and, at the eapira r kity of Cnrk militia, the airisaners Were secured,' anitieladder' of ropt4, provided by their friends' Illionotthat time, to find security for her good be. havitnir for five years, kereelf _its 1001. And too . instable, - wasteken possession of. 'e r sureti es in 501. each. ~ . i k soldier belonging to the Buckingham militis,,' 'After the sentence waspassed • the hitshind orthe ; lying on the blights of Dover, has confeeedaliat Defendant came . forward, and, aildresaing th., he was concerne4 in the murder of Mr. Butcher,' Court, said, that he was willing to giuktbe . pa, . near ChathWit:' Ile was sentenced to reecits'7oo, l ' 'gents of the child forty galueas,. and to a nd some., la/hey 'for é rfieent•olfeisce, •4ill Whicititsi ma'da the • rity fur the Defendant's good conduit,. fur fire; afiiire iliseovery : he, however, ateniked•lbo if , years, if the Gear( would remit that peel of the I them, in part, eying as many as home* then hbls, 1 sentence relative to • inaprhou)sient,- and that the' to bey. . failter of the clad was satisatal with the nroPass- ga,, , pays' day evening the ~6011wlit ... ...,64,12, two. • . . . , . 1 zrtig4§44.irr., wli i t c ch a pcl, 44 lia. , AIM*, The Chairman ,observed, that Mt parties Con, .r' ht 4 a large 'quantity o f i l z,Aat iiiioamil ceraed utightbe satialied ; but it was necessary, far' mi d some plate. : . '••,,.' ~ ~ !,• , 4 the 64 t i Sf aC I JIM) of PP.l 3li t j intietet that pitnishutent I Feld . 2y _ the w it i tan Intii.corth, totat .. g ebgl should folluir conduct SO violent as that of the De. I • ' ' i. • , ~ 1 mingloim, was robbed of a valiAble package, Mr feesdant had ken ~,, ' . Oa, (40, ,therefore, sump 1 • l,OO tend/Afar the dowmarket. •- - ma fauction any seek .compronlike. -. A man named r arkstert it deputy turnkey _ i n . During 's gale of wind on FlidNir *sit natant with tt. buy Jere endela v oaring .to warp . .00t a tont - Ilorseutunger.lane gaol, was trial_ for an assault_ on the person . of a brawny Scot, -named Duinain . at Alnwilece, by a rope from a iessef attire qtniy,s Campbell. It ,is somewhat remarkable, that time I the boat was, b y the ra p id i t y of the current, ear. Defendant had beam, during the •whole of the pre. rhll down ,"w", • le 2 / 1 "ll the seaman 'clinging to the • seat sessions, attending on. the different Prii:intersi . rolse ; in which alltitittinft, after remaining a shaft put on their trial*, and was now bionseg the • last i times he with unfortunately carried offeaddroire/ on the calendar to bottled. The eira tin i ioness o f ' . 0 : , ' hefisre -any assistance could be a forded/4h, the ease, as.steteil by the Prosecutor, store briefly by the'll.ihttte'r , ous . spectators who ivitnesegtaim as follow :—Some ill will. bad existed hetWe .accident. ttn hies l' ti • . ---. ...„ • n • .. • and the Defendant, in consequmice of his hiving ' Bang' tottery Tickets, said' Lady C. - -4.5 . 10 been obliged to distrain for,reat on the goods of her friend, ittfliii'lad been persuading her`iith _the latter, who was a lodger in biti )souse. From some imptirtiiiski to try tlteir joints leek togei that time, which was about seventeen months past, 11 =---!Lang 'them, if leo* please, said boy until the month of January, 1809, no opportu, sprightly friend, but let us boy them. Defendant 4.w. I t s. pity for revenge occurred to the ; . how. may dram and . 4narter the* dear .R° eta over, in the month of January, 1009, both parties wards. If the Shares'should chance te• Rats, allt accidentally met at a public.house„ when' the De. they did in the last Lottery, till not a Sateen* fondant immediately fell open the Prosecutor, and was to be had for love or money, a Correspondent"' boat hint niost initnereifully—tilackenol his eyes; woula advise these fair Exceetionete to .saspalit and bruised his body.. The next day Campbell their sentence no longer than . "'bile they can aria • . ,; lodged his complaint before ;the Magistrates—the to the 'Change. '• - . „n,,, Defendant was apprehended on a warratit,,und , The _lath of neat etellThis VAErrtulet uhlt,; .ordered to and bait to take his trial. for the metitnit: when the pre:seat State:Lottery willi , begih For a whole twelvemonth, however, the indictment finish drau lag Va s t.ghttitha's DAY staid !is i t ) remained in terrorem over his head, without 'tha in Lotteries, for on that day, 1807, the ' Prosecutor giving notice or trial .pi itiOj) 11 0. 6 4 65 i was drawn a Prize ol £30,000:, and Ali dent,' wire was himself obliged at iast ; r ip slick a by dia. ' At that tithe it Was: the .highest MI Politic notice en the gates of the ConrtAiillses one number • could gain, but by the wag intimating that he should demand ipis:tri4i 44 tile Scheme, 'one number is sure to gals; ittlo,ooo. ' Seseiens. . - . . ; - The Defendant called the ffitaienie • Nl' feTtfie • rhe 'eh had oaly seal the DercitdalL its close contast.'with each uothing of the commencement 1 .Mr. NOLAN elide an gimps; ry, on behalf of the Defetti.. situation reminded him of (he last Beetle or the bur lesque tragedy of Tam Thumb the Great, where 'the intermit characters in the piece terminate each other's existence, one after the ether. - Turn Thrietb kills fluneamunce, Pollulolla kills-him, Letrd Oriseist killuber, the King k ilia him,: pus at lest tint King kills himself, leaving nobody to perform the funeral obiegaiet to the dead. • *the uullartuitate•Detandant in thie scene, after hiving ' 4 r...e- ' -'''""'* . 7'' -+: .'' ~' E•.r !.;. - C".. . ._ I been the eye witness and avalainat in. the legal dig. Pseud of * persona whosoilatiou bUid the. Cate. logos of the present SasitmeJs.now hinted( with in the grasp of the law. • . Ile that his offence would severity as some of tie -misted thie.session• to thateetviderel rv, when the character ' itareseester ate this case . would hasatheient for him o it 6 J ory•to receive .thir. Widens* • with sentien t to sliewAlin teatime Was Wise irasr l•pgattinis had been -. - tioretid t• vas inv. •', •estassnitrcil to the t.. outrageous assault, ii ... . 1. • Ito, Ttrieiicesq. at alter eiMgt fart, to eld.M Ilatisirtte of Mi.. Willa anostoryi ot Irdasy-tanr. • Os MaNday,_ at larsoswirk 0/tape k by sPotial lkistoiiir Woo. Geary, But. of Muni Herat, to tie oliflitt of 11 " 4 fro Hari. Demag, widow al Rd ward AtAlkt. Ili. e% ,OO NM of Sir Nitwit ldertait, Kart. of a d ivniow l ..o ring. in flit war coal, and dingw i t . Richard NpvUl, Imo. td," mace, in tau covet, - • • Tbiirsihy ladt, ot a k r bloko. PlTotsotb , bil ebt Re!. Hawker. Capitols. . wood, of the ;Slow. to Mgt ' Vilewi rOlart fifer if Adiiidss4 Sti Woe d Plelfts , , - • *HP . ' Sodenrry ea Sunday otrit)ag, . Idic. Wild, ME Coolid# ll ' AP ---- . i Lintllatly of the pub. = t n Oa bioodakut his heooe l i a or L Great Geq _trot. the !Pi Saito. Vt#9 s hof-friF•4•o4sio4Aohe.ste son. - n and the Prosecutor Monday moininki at sae hauteur ivensunimanara•er , other ; lid peen nijr , a OMNI 9184 ,E 241. P. 02. tilleer, Satordal,the Mot ee. at N 7-rm. 5. , 77 ent of the rencontre. • of Join Aponitriii; rhaplif assn. quint appeal to the Tto. - r ii lED. ilta t, w p . ee!llar Ott sa4r4so , loft 4 A . , a ,t e la que t , A.q. .of litir Fate.; ient bet/10110 4 ,111 n(VW output watt. den Theatre. : —•. • • . Cho raw. • Ho telistodi hg . rws!%Fr, 'At "Wig"lllit Pa r k ` CaliteliblilN ,aid 84 C • . pn Sunday 1110TAIM, dee , rlV Ma i v igf Via (rattle met et _iy would not helatiled fitil tatutl i ti .. y lallitotok %Or Hail. 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