The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-06 00:00:00

• r • • 4. • . . ~~~ t , - __—..... wierNITT NIL ..--ww.-- The wet ' Neapswath the frodiolien *savaged fee the oth of taking is the propriety of &gals petitioeieg for Commegs' germ of Par li ament, 1 .Weals et Minim the pretest A_ god mouthy tbs. Moan ' .reseril • After Mr; Mama. the gh allerdl: Mr: >ll fi iii.lol:aboatMebie ht • "pima* . : 4 /e. tail Mitegth.b11.01616,41.241.5. nersectheis y s--lita swig .ApPlthil to ribs t . the sbe 4, rairoathwer• -- V ir hibiotter rothesd front 01 . loys log to ittere t mthr eo llitily mi s eep t a li soothe this • allictidg lid /legally/oth g a babel log sad as 'lathier. tondos as to bellevelbatlitthilths was' suraidiatregas but &Olean 01 , IMO told - II) speegtOrt es diem's' while to aecoietTet oth mti tfizy of , it was amid that that w SO Ail we had the disconlast there wets W newly lONA , ot Itras boo meth Si W oßentiAlt hen**t Reties they woe abs Si urd. It '- •we were vewjrtligg lb* cleCthwt usury 11111 if OBE .101 he NOM ' distress. • l t. tau** i.e.' 'littering had Wag cansed by th. ordtsiOgthe the Rink lestiletioe of that act tieventeseet bed here . light the proud of which was whimsies ._ melodies thethieerreettf the ethatey. He ridiculed the idea that dUsreis was othisithed ley over-productioe, aid that the oily relief to he looked to was la the sterility of the land He alleded to the Agricultural. Report jut printed, aid declared Me *oleo that a greeter laths of delneloo bad sever before hen set forth--(bear.)—it was illy by th e redactiett or tesedee proportivaate 11l the low prke of Gees. that effectual relief weld be af forded. It was 'asked thee, bow cook the public. ere ditto' be Feld ? ' He would mows by a redactions of the ci v il Liat, , plow, peosioes. Ms. sad he denied dial there wee sayoeotheity for • breech o Mee with the feadieeMbr swill these- remedies bad Vied. A !refer's. le the Heise of Cemistresite deemed essential.' and hoped to see the day `' lies Reform would triompis over bliaisterial eorruption, mod that the House of Conroes would become the giardian of the rights sad Rhodes of the people, instead of • muftis* to raters - looney sett of the pockets of as impoverished sad o'er: burtiesed people. . : The ROM. A. B *** s * supported the Reweletioas: He said, formerly the deism the to liberties of Egglialo thee guilt tie uribeeeded limits of the Royal. Pen& , loin; bet the dower now to be apprehended was frolosnotber pewee. a power which fpr y . ears had Mao growfog with the growth. strengtheeing with the eirengtb, eft* debt aid idles, and of which we *VW say, id the hognege of the Poet, •" A flossy thee. bet Now of giant size. ." it Plasm earth, sad timers to the sties I" to curtail this legume. by the dissipation of place meg, and by a Reform io the Haute of Commons, ought is be the object of all Public Mediae. He cons plimebted a Leaned Oentletriee (Hr. Brougham) on fits masterly ear -----oorensent of 4:essiest est, term! of 'elegises. 'that the towetter lief. for eves • *ands seder equirilent to • that a vigilant 4 o t edoey se the held, aid esetiosi or . illi thih;"•Wwgilt tales-the lacompeent .akrielt ;Item she deverions of argrie, soil would sow loomooilitigheSeCtr• .: ,- -• . The ler. Alr,,lii. MtheamigthypOrt of the rapt for Rsforntt ethelseated emote., Of sets of Bat whim. ail of skickeif eilleNc.thi Asp of Parliamoot hod - • bed its se :. Tim Maul _of )wrestigatioi of the Mancliett .thadthesissal oillea Fitewilliego, Majesty. the lamented Queen the pi (appraiser -.• lased and leterratowee frign the Sheriff, hliv - .ireirestad ha mentioo wars) the dioniotal of big aid ether acts atteadent es the found of Is s mem am saw; these things .proved, be con he were to eddies only these, .she paranwenteetessi if a Refers' of the House of : Coninsons to reader it what it prefeesed to be. the guar- Allan of the people's &Strifes. the Reverted (ionic:pan then viewed the Hong of Common as the geardian of the peoples pike. ever which it bad the absolute con trout. and consequently was the source alone of the financial distress of the theetry. The Doke of JUD7OIIO said, he had waited to see whether any Bookman osoold appear to oppose the Resolution. He had not bootie the habit of 'heeding Meetings in this County, but he thought it his duty to ' mold this, and urge a Petitlee fur Reforen. gills* , which there was too salvation for the country. His op'- . ries was not foroded oe slight grounds ; be bedsit 34 yeses in Parliament. and his espouses convinced hint of the othrolly et it. Agriculture had long asKerad, sittd.aas now 'offering. withoot gay hops of relief front Ole Hoe, of Commons. The Report of the first Agri coltatai colusitie:-..0..0-oathelete Agri : and al. ....—.. s.- ------ .._ rh01..-.4. 1 ' . he h..--d sot Seca the sew step..., uo .....eveu it was, like the last, a Atrotbeg ! The sole object of see former wee—to my amitier—to threw dist la the eyes of the People. The eipeetatielos of econetry and retreschoteet had bees disappointed ; a Mud.° of , ls. per boded is Malt, (ma -li a z i seat, 44 the emit ties f 'Moisten. wee all the Ose Ministers lays the Metros arises hoof stems produce, aid th . • mealy remedy lithos and patiespee--another says. • redac tion of saltation wield legman the evil. How Nag shall •,.* Uncouth, behiselted W melt. langur ? His Grace .. ned to the two Peeseuterethmeral. acid compared • • • -• is the two !theorem who were helping tech ether . M anthileg. nasethelee ought to be saved. They • . Mikabitis respectable men; bat wth this • time *ken ~ eller pseWes Aosta draw their 'screamed incomes froth • ".111theweet•gatilatheer of the people. whose diminished theillorts of lite called apes as to abolish these minims . edgy Polarise? "By heaven I" said the \ obi* . Hake; wooing Sitaisspeere in a very emphatic m ," 1 bed Mier cede my heats. sad drop my blood for &admit ' Theo wriag from the bard bsods a.prasants their vile • la th by ay indirectioen.—(Load been . • ?be Matto( was,afterwiards addteased by Hems. • Prime. Ileseell. V. K. Eagle, Me. Wells of Hantingdois, . ' sod M. Bathe. whose weches we regret oar want of . room is eolith te-day. What we base been able to eve "Wye lei bilge sketch of she speeches delivered. The whole we shill shake a pelts of repotting more fully, ed we deem it of great lesportance. an our paper of ~. Monday. - For Rut present we beg to refer our readers in the theatre to the Heatiogdoe Gazette. A copra the . • Ittholatiosta sad Prtitioa 1111 aloe appear in oar gem • A coasts) Colonel, eelelaated for his vigerees set , vices 4 0 do. Woo elosimiett. • it is said. hag been Mick-balled at the Other! Service ad. We art sor ry. to hthr this; fee we hated she (WOW. Mid 0 ish mi him mils chimed iU of. Iv this tiii4ewud of sollastriesil chivalry 7 • 1 . . ~..... ''~'~: ~.-! r!in' . • Saab as. I pr Ot. Ited.is.01•11111 atts Erse —4. OIL OM. po. II per CcOsse ....5..7410 ; Sas* Om Stack Sipe Coat IS Swath Sea Old Ass . . 4 reCads....llllolr. 9 1 4' itiv" l iii 4a. Os. at. a...'sa. a F . ! cuogess • tatio 1 Lunt. s 4 perCeitt.. , .......... , ... . ....- -...----41119.....4*.d5pei LOW MM. *awe maim , -- si.u.. a.. erg lap. 4 per Vest Id* lb vie Coat ! Lett. Irldteta : . 1 0117 ••• Oa enema VIA, greet berme tif ibis eireelatiea of TVs iirirsltte:e sheet the arressemmt irith Mr. COSIXTT It Me been deemed mintiest to remove Mit Ole* is sum C..trst and wore Orsiesient Preadate. M. ten Sims/ ; sad Owl so dela, la Me delivers el the Papers may be weeitelesed es the siailleasi day Nale,pirther meatures are is matempialiaa. . • et, *WanUM Ilia BIMINI stafforms" ts ureimitfoluiTtil wale "'Sin sTATsuisa." LONDON: BAIVILOAT.IIVIINIMID. ants STOCK ZICIIAMOK, TWILIT O'CLOCK. The news free the llootiseot, th serring, ceased a large aseeinblege st the Steck Ilechaage. at an early hoar, and. eitheogh this day Is a high holiday *wag ' the Jews, a considerable weber of thaw attended oa 'Mop. A great deal of business was transacted in the narks% both In leer' and • Consols The .limi scum a tree pries ma beliiieltie' OW Bemis:- The Private Woos frees Reiland this Mathias state, that ea the isformation amides then of an approiebles war betimes Russia sad doe Tube ! ! Spada Bemis hit 6 per Coat., but the SIPA lay'. aelosided; owl they rem agate to 6/. Tim belle Beth Ceilla to day state, dee theywpoet 49 city le ilididated a free port. spaiash t. Premise MLitt Nespoliten ..:.. • Wi e . re? • 14 O' O'CLOCK. • Tito Jew party, who have bon wines for ...me titre pest, have been still's farther te.day. °seise" has sold half& minim within the last boor. ~." ..-, • .A meeting took plate yasteeday of the lead lig Salle thethicli, it is said, a severe alters/Weis tasted, rig feem a difference of oplaies speedier plaits, ' linis 0 .—..p.---1 , SPLENDID 110/11VG! Now Lt' thf :time fur bsmbes . : The Parliament has adjoathed fur ii feetaisht, and milk* imsdlords is no very seed humane. • Till suer them is • dismal oiliSeSh. 1 Ti. early 944 dm " Marsh dose' focaerly !!'worth a realfa ronamo,," to the misers of ex- Irl'iliow terrific sights! A haisisigy le. then ' fore, wonsart, sad we have it la the folleateiard., ale from the New Ti... of thls iliesmiag. *The '.114VEN1.1:4 now pot forth, to dersk. ore. lib the glebes of coloured draga.,is the drassitheibops.— This baleboslo.loos. itsaikoireti, 114; pr dates a year, with reel thecae io the operates bat, we fumy. Ito perms of debnies will'shriak before the mesh eff thehien.liailiff es the lasollor4 had manta' 'theroloki;:" Let ioi, Bret Me what the habitat it. lei this meals lool:it.4 hffe town le Rodin:MO all, jest has welled it lifffeelio. Times, *bids is Post MI base a o• ektelefiNmee, sad mors • eileehiereine becalms it has shore talent: ! • • u We obis day pretest onrfteallersvith if meet • .grs• 0 tilling stttrateatitat *Jute Bevemse of Liresiltri al tam for the rastViarter.--It will be falai that the • riders of,the Quar et preemie as Isere Lek of so, less • a sem them Peer ilaadred mad Torratisfrif Tllsormall, u:Nine Ilewired sad Sixty Posed, F—Oraa the you 1 , A. tho ioicosse.i. On* Midi" 'dee Minded and Swirl ssp te e rheassnd, Tale Haisdredead Thkeyjiat POlilki! , 10 jaiiief all the eotapteiats of *tress (ratty of theta' Ss soli ' well %boded) from th e rioalktral :portion ,41 sae population, it is meet to poreeim List tiro o th er isterests of thwarnt4 moo so acid'-, 10 vo lg 0 li e ns to resent these exeraardlenry moults. The 10. decrease of say ceasegataes is to loof thatl enadet 1 41. • hoods of Post Ofiat and Amend Tfiges,the Wow j " loving Jokiest la the goarter of 116.1t ie thelalisr mot •AlMos 10,0001.1 whereas, is the Ambitions ...& v seae, there is as leer's's ia t quifter / arab li . . &eV a oistifien. The Cameos have I ved Amt. al 110.1100 L. and we meat retuarlethatt o so i s measly ;- for eve 7 quarter of the' weak o has exhibited a similar remit. aid • of the " whole al:moots is the year to 7 " des of the Excise hat been iscreasl% oPolge . • . ' a r r I sassy &warn& of pomade! bore; what-witnesses; w:.at cheek; !kat ?mama. Ulity? What Maier? This is-a Matemeat by, which any one is to abide. It Is the mere asseetios of rower, hireliay. not. if it tame with the 'lgnit ion of a Treasury-akar at the bottom of 4t, what would it be worth? Dario% this very measles Mr. Umtata has takes one set of Treasury . Statenieots aid wowed them with soother set, both sae fabulist; to the same 1:Call I and has shows, and that, too. be fore the Hesse of Commoss. that every poet of Das or the other wee/flee! Asti what did the ?oldie hoar, but a poor lame, Adria: ezeree. If this was the ease with accounts kid before parliament. what ren ames are we to place on this thing, which comes oat with no authority at all ? Aid, pray let the public boar in wiad. that there is a marufest wad to Reefer in this ease ! It has hoes e ngaged. by the advocates for taxation. (Neely as we have °flea shown and shall presently show again). that a flourishing state of the reweave is • proof of a losriabieg state of the aeries ; sad that, though the .pressers oo the land•people may he great awe. yet. that the greatness of the remote is a roof that there aVe nausea to ietrisae the affairs of the bud-people. ' admitted hot *O4 if • a tradesman (sad - a very aliporyttip Mpla s illjtms pat to the geodes by hie creditors ; wll!i idlisai . lhire i , weed ya pao of math a has is mak to ing nab* iik . isl . e More that Ids affairs are presperora, whillk leg ell that As era" rap and misfire" ; ' salsas the lire lord of sack a Wile, seder melt eiretimstances of sospichm, he to be takes foe gospel, not one syllabi* might we to believe of this Treasury Puff. For ear parts we always disbelieve every thing that mess emu this gassier ; sad the stronger the puff, the more dueblid is our iscredelity. • Met (sad this is the greatest point) suppose the feet to be tree? Seppeaw this fee the sake of ibis' arca meet. Whet, then? Was it not proved is the Lise tte* TO LAND‘O4IO4 that an jar rraa e of the recce., was perfectly sompotilsle with the total rola of all hit tartwins? Is it not se odd idea, that as in• crease Of the taxes should be a proof of the increase of the happiness of those erlto pay them ? The fact , is, that the taxes cause the rents and the csititals ' to pass into more *pendia, Acids, as far as we know; bat, .is this is, afford say relief S. those whofortnerly got the real sad- kept the capital ?' 1 What a silly creature, than. is the Dociiii of The New Times, who, in this asserted increase of revenue, sees 0 a market on which the farmer theatre/gibe relief What a hair-braised Doctor of Civil Law this must be ? Wiry. the farmer's distress einem Mimi the. very 1 aye that is here held out as a mires qf relief and 1 mesafirrt ? le short, ibis is what the Dectot says tel the landlord and farmer : "give your rent and capital; "Oa the Fuedholder, the Soldier, thr.Placensan, the "myriads of pensioners sad sinecarists. to all the 0 tax-esters ; give them up year rent sad capital, and A they will give you *market for your stuff. They 4! will be rick, and will possess the means of 'yenta " ally resterieg you to your former ease and comfort." Monstrous, however. as all this is. sway it goes all MIK the coentty, and has dune for years, without coy g m / opt. ea the part of the rest of the press at impesare. The Old Times, which is as mortal en seamy of the Acqr as say old worn eat Abbess of King's Plats . Old Deasy. is of s fresh and vigocoes Nes who has beanie her surcessfel rival is the tradt ; the Old efbiwss 'of this morning, notwithstanding this natural and snort.% enmity against the Tema; oar, does really second her efforts in the humbug I for. ta ki ng the account fr..m the Courier of last night, the OW Abbess states that,—" The quarter's revenue i. - 4 said to exhibit art i II 400.000/. compared .1 with that if last year." And. thu4, fr.ms sheer ig sersece. this Old Thing hells about the &lustre +nal The troth Is, that. as ire hair rlitewbrre La.l 0 °Were, the writer is this Old Thing is a remesc< A ) ) *raga lit s7f. Saw, doolioed so 35e., clew& at sir. we. FUNDS, Anita per Ceate. °roast 871. 60c., closed et bit. 80e. Is 'ember part of ear paper we bare ulna sh, eounseseemant of the trial at Lascaster, of esseef the klaselirster Yeomanry, ter an assault, ea the met amoral& lith of August. Is consequesm of the lugs space occupied by the report of these Jumada; proceedings, we have bees obliged to abridge woo coast of the CambridgeCeasty Shelby. Iftms the somber of witnesses to be examisrd. we do set emus to melt. Ate result of the trial till the lance said seat 'stk. . A London paper biotite following paragraphs...mix is raid that Mr. Ellis goes as Secretary to the Omer nor-Generel." This is We-sweet. Mr. J. Bsekkoimeeat moldy townsman, who has for several years kW the situation of Private Seeretaryto Mr.Csonieg, Iseggelat. ed to that important oface,—(Lieerpool Coarier.iirlot, thee, these Liverpool people do really helh•re, &Mit post of the Pilot is going to ladle I Will he quit tie ' system la its agony? Oh! if he go, what a remaliqr will be have! This is his second trip tows helm' the seas. Hew they message him ! He .iii ast pa is virtue of Six-Acts. to be sere; bat, whet isi'. thus ? Tie Beelieghom Bill of Fare is prenatal with vest formality at all the Meetings**, thervaity. It is so excellent thing to nee is saws mber•oklbssoes is requisite to the 4111i t la A mirempomicest, m Illsolorreo, rihrO4ooki . • ..1 Oaks of Beeltiogham's scheme. witlxil...eas Alla Hess of UMW and alms 0 permd of red sags, • awe to the 400 awe Isrm-boose were adopted, t= wmil4 make sewed thisg of is, for the r and the Staff I 4 The Doe of Bedford, at theCambridgesiire Mods* saki, that he never wished to shirts ruts to th e of hie Meant.. All sheer who koow his Qu a. believe this; bat it is now sot a q uestion of .ot to roots. Poe. se rests at all ems be pail, with is - seat prices aid present taxes. But. the point se bin Wows isedloris aid tenants is this : the latter my to the former " You eau get tsars reduced. Will yes. "or will you sot? if you will sot, we rest pey as rests." The STATIISMAII prestige hie comp John a John Ball. cod requests the Old Jocose Hersimes to give us. nest Suatley, as elecidatioa of .Hr.ffillethes Hook's Aceoniits. lately laid before Parliament. It wool& perhaps, be beat dune in the way it gigna• ;let, at any rate, if it be cot done we Ihisiday. es mast. however relectsatly, sodomite the wok ear. selves; and, if spa do it, tee assure the peke" thet it will not be le the way of joke. Some man is the crowd, at the late Skrspskiie Mediae. criPd out to one of the speakers; Models, Indeed, seem to have been of • oonliescript character. " too heavy for a swig and Lois light for $ scases."-- This exactly applies to what are called the . lesdisg artistes" of some of ear London papers, espatalt obese of The Courier and The OM Time*: and It kci l. Asses Emmet, that the regalia writers fur those r• peva have both been motel-writers an d that este! novel of each of them has been 4.2-4! Thew area pretty sort of persons to communicate to the riga usefal political isibriseliost! Is it any w olfram igeorance should prevail, and that corruption shealas accordingly, go on with impunity' RaColtDlll or Loom., It is alai. ebat Si " 8 Mackiatosh is to be propoMel. as as eeportest to Mr. Ymoselys ; and that, if eSoses , he will accept of th office. We wish be may be chosen. Then m tie sooth e e. in any respect whatever , a comp arison hueOsmn a Me two. Sir J &MPS is a poor po litician; bet, s lAe rev fit for the office in question, and for relied , sons on which we sheald object to the pima Coo" men Serjeant. At the Mentingdonshirr Meeting, Xt. 114v1 20 " L after haring comme nted on the Ministerial allsatate meats that had gone about the country, observed that " Are 11*.ek1y.11.51,4;,,e,, o t l i e b, thoogl, it retell,' "ed to be a friend to firmer% was, in teal, ato I "of Ministers, anti its st3lernents ereate3i A jealetaY " between the landlor 1 and farmer !" anti Pi e dded. that " such sycophant Vito. of newspape are, ut .: " tenth, a nontaave to the country, and on,llit n., '"breathe the same air ;" an opil.ion in which se a te teraill “Ile readers kiln agree w i t h the "lordly ara : . v t man. list little, we susrrci, does he Lana' " I 1 .1, * j wheels that are in Its.ltipa in this g reat ion t; tbdt he was here criticising the i wan:tides of O p : of the Long robe. a ha. v c dare say, woul3 reedy to take offence if we were ler:nt...ter his , t.' , l . chimney-sweep. 0. eof dila ' Ut ter:ll.y eB5 '::„.• highly aato.led by a ;:ese:l• 4* AU At ine I' Aosta.". Meeting ; aria ar,l ! trot;( bt t .tili. &uat grntkri all did art kaver him. d a 10aned Quaker's, Var. Drougussy gm an .%4....pw. .. ~.... Commas armed all reeeirree ila rawness tug isi/S.I. VS •••• gompoolm-rw..r. . it ". " d" "'"ur diemarkei.imbishgbigead - mag . .. , This bolas assessed by bum or tools, and aaotlea Is Yrs WNW *f • • nin ' n ilig Tit foe the Ames% asel, ate*, peeled. in" .. 4 ! . ... _ . sera ,_____: _,,__ _ , bat "aft. Teeseary now NoPuggrif 61 " .' ei d n ii as . He 0 . .........a terjos . !NIFIte,------. -- -. . looettas of dim maid 0419 10 k.,, rft coodsiithmoe. • caiiik , errs wore they to pay se toga it all. the dia . Me • 444 4 4, -44ailatife lf • gm 'prooM moort. .ol6lFiVelitlethle air s seder the shape of taxes *Deli . be, Was thaw fog Maw. 79111 , f ~.,- , , Awr be ' uottdosto tie. • -illate the ai rs seder .nt to the rest. Ilitteallillid, is whets,* - ' 146 3. 1121 " rt " 1 " .1 • ' aiat ' ss i i l di ., ia . • ' " is *irking. They hive. ther*Oie: soli •Wit t• l i ii. igilsot sod isolepeodus ,st .. 84111414.11*" teed' ' ... 111. am. 1164111. ege."1111 " -t ." -- 14 ' ' ewer: a seri greet eel I I bit. iiiiiii-idee ~ 41in sod of rto the WIC sill oft$ 14 !!! i° ti bs - n *".." 41 . 1 ! .iid mane au" P IM el a b ". lbelds ! 4 ", e--1 ": 11 .r . _ --.1—.. f...i -. wry alikstra NM MO/ .wintl PB4 . • • • „-. . . • • . . , .., . • . . . • , ..i ,% 1 ; -f) I . . • • , • .. - • . - - .._ -_ —.. . . __--... -- ._-__ - - -- • - • --- -- -------- - ow — Ali 4 - i ma ..j Nir INTINGfrr 101FOILW . , TII 1 I ' , O• • . .. .• ;••• pat i a d, a , , t.y ..... Its readers eased ripest say Wag br. ... • h • garters. Is 0 Z .. . -rr '..- rimpalen; si he beads; aad hail reetaace. tee. This r• ! A • --' •c,,' - • ' • ass. 4 t. Alit ' . die write, knows set what se say apes toy mei ma iat • t. lebehket elel l eheb4telll. * Meliar et Teem ohoitss iv like seviiimrs or .. r oa ms , Os c ost a l. orguiskomotens to **SOIL: se/ . , • • - me re waling le dear whet seem per; mad. if ear taking is*. "i*Werau" e ll e" allini"e"laslTA-elr-Wh e atene e P• tree MustiOdereisid that •AM !metes es Milt sad len . . . .- .. ... "get tet rk % Referrelfforef r the sett OS WAVE AIM ruirrismA, - itr Itte valos • ash ~ obwo ownswa a. ir , imigif . , Min wa ', um ., reader! w watch hum. they waters mum, me it.. / a ag rot, " -"- le "' e-- • gealkeilla BSIDIEL *Pam ro. We. ego nom ;OEM « 'two . oogro po o dia., sant .. ? o f 172.144L—Th0 . ill stlavoseia to pat ewe edentate ism Air it 4grieultr o Distress. i ~,ir ....i. , ilia. ' • . 1 .-;%---.-- . 4 g l earre ofoo how iwo r oi aa, i t uaL "a. . cards: and a wostlerfally ;anemias rein he wilt 18"Sbnitiltr.,allad opened the .' . - ais ter — 711eit. ete l e the • " --if we leek to the Ceseetisfeted Fiumkwo Ind it stake of it I .... ' . ---"'"" . 1 eshlhitisig a eurphssofiscosse to the assesst . of seam ---sao--- It forw a t b s re e 0 1 et t,....., 'tbnetee igwaok . .....•,•!.",\... "MU" .... 7 " ll ' 4' " ikilaika nil ber The tetetnerife Wie brnesella The Paris papers we have received t• isy•to the 4th. With regard ta airiest. Araw00 ......,... „ duo ISe e i •' - ...id the total Isms. 11.11 18 0 11 -; I" "Ilaillehge of haunt. state, is articles frers View., Aspires, L ao sue be vekd' Isnecemery to say a wired N a t 0tim,...... hot los.. - " p ro f Aix.ht.Chappelle. that the Potts has set ealy derkhaily ...... 0 • ger by as hese of. Exchequer Mlle. is redrota to tale lUm TeotemUl. Amoebae Ten, ! . 4.1.4 161 . ' - ewe"' .. vaunt to meg JsoL_Lipaa t h e o h o t o oo nod rejected the Russia' skisestsaa. bat asseseced its de- re fast slaking to poverty; Lad Tszes..... 1,111157 I. 110,67; . a comparative alluesce to lOneettammas...... $11,661 !fad " repeat that eselia atatemest of revise* at ,areas tonainaties. to the Raropoul lllaletirs, la terms der the Impoverished landlord , . • r ;pita' to keep dp_appear! *OA 61, , 1.404.7 lOLIOS " Ile 'serves to prove that the home morket,.me which at icting distress, Insisters . --.— -'-i-- = r--.---, " the Agrietaturkie meet rely for essential rehef a ds still reg anon .... the . D l e r e w_relea end is its oelledatimo tbattbe la. Wool et { ire tax on , malt, • ',.• ." :De t e s t . .. I* • ' " rick is ressuroes. and capable of eventually restoring w i t h the ollusters of aet . ratios so farther. "felted t ____ —. „..,;; , ---- "i ii , • • his to his former ease and comfort." ter, who has exhausted all the reesseces of dipleraao a abet the cause of astiesl. • - • 'A=elik.".'"l ''''" . . This Is the *.y. is which tills nation bits ben skill to fissure the maistesasew of peace. woe lima . oreelmeglufliogi thiS Ire • * a lb ' tel be i OW Ar il, t • Do t eloos . stesdied• aloes Ism Its present wretched emillidesin-- mewled oat. The relortio• of the ultimatum has Om. a rl fy istr o e f u ti le e , emoiruthisetfansiciaseekr, _. , . ...:. _ "WI _r ill ' . . .. __, -: ' . ,;.___ gh at ry e h ave we o r t h e truth o f this, Sr .4 amp s sensible blew to the Amities paper currency. from the fro 1 / go se ittil to the 25th of Mara. the great baabiag avg pa. gto redundastpardaties. 0 :21 00 •••.-%. ..f .. I. _._ . ,L . , WO.Olts 11111 2., " . 11. 1 Wil .; 4"" m 11 ,7 e k in " .. 441 k. i- ii. - - - ' .- 4;_ tor ,' - silt l bosses at Vitoria mut semerous ex I , • t dourless bald forth that :7::::--. - . -- -.. 1: 4 -1 a , at the same does that there • g i r616.::,!. 310, :. WA ' . "......... . We— truthof • ' —re ei --- ---- iheircorrespcsdests la the corailercial rides f the egliter.)ile mould wet' Arwoowi T o ' rro ' n.. .. mg. , g ef these fallacies as de. yea t aa j a ... .. - in, .. j 13, there ate Arens and rukd finesP• Ws slue saws t h e D r uid ' m a i d ., at Ti m* have despatched en, a Wail tee Well known that motogasaoas.... 6747 .. i rk U Bl/ Aosekoora his Kunst as ever wee put epos paper ; rise spout courier is Losdos.--Respeetiag Prams, the tte.of the long- asd now t al i h a . chief. sows is. ea accesat of a doeskiliary visit made iree to which lbe traced the • 1040%1 10. .116 Kt 413.W11 wring* like copper plate ; stated most rags 1., at Reese., in the apartmeet of N. Bodin. who 1.4 rr which the rosatry was r that well which had gives D o a aa or t aat, --- " --- ooseg --- "" 7 wales fraction ; bat, film se hell. cab the' vil, formerly bees Aide-de-camp to tierreral Seethe; etlos Art , sad by die mesas • . • • L_ .... = ...____ Lv...... tie ' • laie..vilinfiseed .e sp. was, after empathised mos , the Two of the °amid., letters. dated 1911. sag the bees essbled S b eeistract a t. •'''"— ell 4l 6' of rasemdtiss of ratchets. preyed to havefitirieded ether 1921, were bawl animas his papers. IL e ll.. tileit.l.H.,..f„,tieethrT9idiadiihill PEWS iiieliTOCKS, AT ONE OVLOCIL, 11111 DAT, the semest with a vies of rolrlkiss his eseployer of Bridle was stymied. as he was miming . fur a)eurery. ..461 a.aia 'Mai " --...1 a• all fills_ diseased to 071. 35e.. cheat u 61 I • r r . .` . ~. Le: • `~. :\ , t • • •., .4 .1 I