The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-09 00:00:00

as ditional inference, . understancling with the enemy. No such thing.—Bet as we do tan abuse him and call him names, so we do not so meanly of his political capacity as massy do. We see he grows wiser by experience. His enemies will be the more easily subdued et brought to terms by treating them, when in his power, with clemency. Whereas our men who conduct the war, convert their friends in the long run into enemies, or at least leave them in a state of indifference as to our prosperity. They 3o not even take the least pains to conciliate the dispositions of the people at home, although they are ever and anon to sacrifice their last shilling, or pour out their last drop of blood, in support of their sytem. The Funre ECI[IIIIIIL, k seems, as Governor of the city of llan.burgh, required a contribution of sic millions of marks; and although he was inform ed that such a suns (nearly 800,0001.) could not be raised, yet has he adoptorl no measure of rigour to eilfOree it, bat has pr0br1 , .... written to BoNAPARIE to inform him of the case as it stands. Pay they tillSt, as far as they ten : for, as was said by the Count de PIMIGORD,- 44 11 fact de £'argent, beau coup d'argent."—Our English Ministers are not the only people who want " money," and " much mo at?' too. But the more We think of the unhappy fate of ilemburgh, and with it that of the other Haase Towns, the more ere we filled with grief and regret at its disasters, and the deception it will impute to us. BLit Mieisters it seems are going to make up for their supineness in not affording foreign aid to oar Allies, by the activity they are employing in recruit. log Members for a Corps, the very name of wisidt, in spite of ourselves, calls up the idea of domestic persecution and civil war! I The Morniw! Pod says, " A grand Orange Ledge was yestP-14ay held at Lord Kettycott's, in Portman.squarc. low distinguished Personages were admit (1 Members.— The Orange Institution promises to becom.. univer sal through the Empire." Next the Courier ob serves, " The Duke of You, it is reported, is to be Grand Master of the Orange Lodges in Great Britain." W. have no doubt of the reality of what is here published, fly the two firebrand paperq, so bog distinguished for their slavish sentiments to " the powers that be :" but if there is any one of them, or of our Readers, who does not instantly, and as it were instinctively, discover the outward sketch of the French Revolution in this proceeding, then is he not to be complimented for his discern ment. Nothing can more plainly speak the dEmon- Lae disposition of the inventor of this institution, but that of a cockade for the Court, and another for the peopl- !!! The Bidding' in the different — Lists were di the 1 11 4:!1[0UTO, JUNE the Duke of Kent pacts*, with a Mail for Lisbon; Darlington packet, ' 491stlimaica; hit Majesty's ship TAistlit, for New. Ibutelland and Halifax.--The outward-bound fleets for the Eest and West Indies, Brasile, Newfound land, 'Spain, Portugal, &c. appeared off this' pott this day, and were joined from hence by his Ma jesty's ships Stag, Fairy, Thistle, and North Star, together with the Merchant ships for their respective places. i. 4l .jelit4Obet haltpast too *Meek, the Prams.. - 13etitoo-houeefdr Inotiledon Com as% to review the Life Gourds; set returned to Corkin-house about three o'clock. Yesterday the Duke of Yea" held a Levee at his Office in the Horse Guards ' which wu attended by the Prince of Ottawa, and a number of Officers. The Princess of WaLis was at the Opera last night. Her Royal Highness entered her Box a little before the commencement of the last act of the Opera; and as soon as her presence was recognised, she was greeted by three distinct mends of applause, by a numerous audience. Lord Yaseotern was in the pit. Yesterday the Princess Cueaterra took an air ing in her carriage.for about an hour. The mistaken promotions made in consequence of supposing General COATES to be dead, who has wince respectielly ventured to suggest that he is alive, are thus done away by a notification in last night's Gs. zeite :—" The appointment of Lieutenant. General Sir Gamine LOWRY COLS to be Colonel of the 2d Foot, of Major-General PORTIR to be Colonel of the 102 d Foot, and of Major-Geueral MURRAY ) to be Colonel of the 2d Garrison Battelle', as stated in the Game of the Ist instant, have not taken place." I The Earl of Wilmot, arrived In town yestere...y. transacted business at the Treasury, and at th cretary of State's Offices. Mr. WHITIREAR has presented a Hundred. Pound Share of Drury-lane Theatre to the ensiling Benefit Night for the Theatrical Fond ; and Miss Mei.t.ps has subscribed her Fifty Guineas on the same lauda. ble occasion. The following is a State of. the Poll at its close on Monday last, at Wernoutha , -;. M. Urea 113 Lard Creaboaree, 161 Mr. W. Williams, 136 Ur. Idle. 166 l Mr. Sten ant. 140 A. Bill is now in its progress through Parliament, fee the more speedy trial and punishment of offences committed by soldiers on service in Spain and Por tugal. The Preamble sets forth, that from the fre quent change of place of the troops, and other dr. cnmstance t great delay and difficulty occur in punish ing acts of violence committed on the persons and property of the inhabitants ; anti that it would be fa vourable to disCipline and good order, were facility given for the immediate trial and punishment of stab offences. It therefore enacts, that any Officer com manding a division, brigade, detachment, or distinct party, may assemble a Court-Martial, though he should not have received from his Majesty, or any pnrsou having his Majesty's authority, a warrant to that effect ; and that such Court-Martial may try and pnish any such offender according to the Ar ticles of War; but the sentence not to be executed till approved of, and confirmed, by -the General commanding in Chief. There has not been known for some years such a profusion of mackerel as are now on the Sussex coast. On Sunday and Monday last they were sold at Brighton for five shillings per hur.dred—the bun. dred being six score and twelve fish. They were retailed at 20 ford shilling s many of them weighing abobe a pound. The quantity brought ashore on Monday as so great, that the fishing companies could not procure carriages and horses, sufficient to bring , them to London. CORE FOR THE STONE AND GliAlinv-.4. dessert spoonful of raspberry jam taken in a glass of . gin a t.d later 'once or twice a day..—Tais supple melody was adopted by a respectable Clerunian In South Wales who had long suffered greatly from theabove distressing complaints, and for the last 24 years be has experienced no inconvenience whatever from the disorder. Among the few articles extracted from the Ame rican Papers, is a Proclamation issued by General `...4r GEORGE BECKWITH, Governor of Barbadoes, in reference to the case of a Mr. Swan, a citizen of Maryland, in the United States of Araer:ex, exact ing from him a parole, like a prisoner of and treating him as such, though acknowledgedly not ttsplayed to a military or naval capacity by his own government ) het engaged in mercantile concerns. We are sorry to find ourselves in a great measure obliged to 'discountenance the acts and motives of our Government, beams it may to some appear like ad voted% the cause of our enemies. Not so II we lament the &nation of a war maintained without fa sufficient object; and we regret to 11410 any measure dopted by tile Cabin* of Great Britain, or its accredited agents, sash as the Governor of a Colony, whilb tends to pigmies the already too embittered copes of hos tility. The step of General BECRIVI+H appears stresgly imbued with the principle which gave rise to the first Orders in Collodi, to the Deere, of Mi• lan, and he further retaliatory orders of our Go vernment. We shall be glad to be convirced by the defenders if the measures of our Ministers, that our view of it ,s not correct. -~-- The Letter of YCIITAN, in our Paper this day, addressed to B. STsensg, Esq. relative to the Bill which i t t o be discussed on Friday next, respecting the regulations in the Prerogative Courts, and also uPon the iniquitous trade of false papers and false "athq, is highly deserving of attention; and we trust that sonic of oar independent Members of Perlis- ThPlie will not suffer a Bill of so much importance to 11 Paint' into a law without the fullest consideration. t a • ? spectable Although my_ e ff oite proved unavailing/ 1 1M* hopes were it would be injeetlets in •=1; .. disappointed. . me werel to cloy, that frost Es ti Se. Lord francs (ne:w Kati Grey), end Sfi.: I experiencod more attention- than I could ban ses-- sonahl anticipated ; and to sigh serious .lengths were thercarried by their *lies to afford tatore dress, that the Admiralty .Ptocior, and mitt' the. Judge himself, were called upon by the First Lnrd of the Admiralty to render explanation toeching: the practice of which I had complained. - IRISH Loss ListrrExmrce.—The following amps. Far from abandoning the enterprise I began in log, and in some degree interesting inforiatioX, is 1804, of purifying our Prize Tribunals from all par. sleet in the political atmosphere, breathed by our ticipation in the diabolical practke of false papers great diplomatic and statesmanic characters. Perhaps and /'arise oaths, I have sent repeated memorials and some of our Readers may; from its resemblance to remonstrances on those subjects to the different Mi. the style of the author of Bombes:es Furioso, take it uhters who have since been in power; and however altogether fir a joke : : formidable the obstacles once were , which opposed It is whispered, hi the higher circles, with what every attempt at reform, they have di,Mnithed in truth we leave our readers to conjecture, that tbe'l proportion as the public mind has become enlight• secret motive of -the extraordinary selection of Lord l ened as to the pollution poured through every class Worrwouro for the Office of Lord-Lieutenant of .of society by those tremendous offenciti against-the • Ireland, has at length transpired, and that it is 'the tales of God and man. intention of our wise Ministers to abolish that office, About three weeks since I laid before the Far . l of sad to extinguish all representation of the Crown in DARNLEY, a statement of grievances editing In-the inland. If ss said, however, that the abolition is M ar i t i me D e p ar t men t s o f t h e St a t e . A mongs t th ose hale gradual, and the Vi •e -Regal honours are to be connected with Maritime Jurisprudence, I breed as let down easily. Lord Wurrwoanes nomination to follows, i.e.—" There is a very absurd custom f ee. he She first step in this descending scale. His Lord- isting in that Court, which, perhaps, would be Mete ship to remain merely for a few months, in order to honoured in the breach than tAe observance; namely, slope the w4.y for his successor. At the close of that of preventing any person, though reguhttly Lord- WHITWORTB'S reign, Sir ions Cox lits- articled and properly qualified; who _has ever re. TWAY to be created an Irish Baron,- by the ceived a salary, from practising in that Court as a,. title of Baron Coxtry, of Chitsler, on the Proctor, till three years after he shall have ceased toast of Coromandel ; my Lord Coxtey to proceed Fto receive such salary. By this utijost regulation, to Ireland in the character of Lord Deputy of that ' the best talents in the Court are kept in the .back kingdom ; that Lord CoxnEy's alacrity will probe-.! ground, and the Clerks are boteld their whole life bly contribute to expedite the operation of the new time to* state of , servitude. This is a point pecu. Sinking Scheme to such a degree, within d few weeks, , Harty prdper fri# - Farrows - 04ft ititerfettake In be. that the Finale may then be safely applied: that the i half of the oppressed." Right Hon. PATRICE. DEIGESAN, the Lord Mayor of, Such, Sir, were the terms to which' I expressed the City '2;ublie and Mr. Gtrroan, of that Coe. ' myself to the Earl of Dittat.ri; relative td this poration, are then to be appointee' Lord Justices of beral exclusion of hired Clerks from the aidfa, be- Ireland : that, with this Triumvirate, the scene will cause they had received a salary In the' office of a close; and the offices of. Lord Lieutenant, Lori De. practising Proctor! Hoir is experience to he gaioed putt', and Lerd Justice of Ireland, with all insignia, -by those Gentlemen, ambitious of attaining emi. pomp, pride, and circumstance of Royal Dig. neoce, but by serving in different offices, whereby pity are from thenceforth to cease in Ireland, to perfect themselves in a knowledge of their prnfes. - and the establishments of the kingdom to he lien'? If they have no fortune,how is it possii,' for reduced to a form more suitable to her pro- th em t o su b s ist pay ? Vere the same mtric rincial character. And that the Order of ST. thins to beintrodeoed into' the Court of King's Emma is to be preserved ; but that the office of Bench, to what a wretched condition would the Grand Master of that illustrious Institution is to be very great majerhy of those persons articled to At. held successively by Lords WItITWORTII and Cox- tornies be reduced. Bet it would not be borne—no LIT, and by the Right Hon. PATRICK OXIoIINAN ; Judge would dare to attempt it. Why then should and afterwards by the Loan MATRA of Dublin, such a practice be angered to exist l in the Prerogative • pro tempore. So much at present for the rumour of Courts ? the day. I If such were my seridasents as to the effects of t..e ' We can only say this much of so extraordinary a restrictory practice alleideci to, I leave yell to co - proceeding, that our Stock-brokers, we mean those ceive the surprise with which I learnt, that further among them who make bargains for thee, say, that and unknown restrictions were atioui to bc impose' . it is a very well contrived scheme of backteardatiots! on the Proctors" Clerks—.andthat, in' AiVition ) to as they technically call it i and we ourselves deem it -.the hardship of being di.prlved by the pr a t t;t7 have a very natural proceeding in the way of that anti- described, from acquiring wealth or inch-Tem! •••cj is climax, so much studied by our able Ministers, who, their professitin, their pinions are to be s . is I fa. tt.i.r; to make. Great Britain still greater, are doing a plucked, that they are to he deprived of thcskedie thousand such thingthas the above, and of which we luments which the present practice allows, itherriLbe _have every day to relate. I Chained for life to the oar of office druditlri ti .. 41. In contradiction to a statement by the Malta Mail, f ', pendia' Clerks ! ` r announcing the arrival of the POPE at Rome, and his At first I refused credit to this repnk. If rn6rat Holiness's re-establishment in his independent rights, principle could not oppose a sufficiently powerful in pursuance of the Concordat ; it is now said that barrier to such sn attempt, I thought prudence might the Pontiff, having refused his ratificalion to the ar.; suggest to the leading Members of the Prerogative mingement which Bowaisaarc wished to force upon Courts the danger or impolicy of outraging the public him, is still kept in close confinement at Fontein- feelings too grossly. bless. I Upon etquiry, however, I was convinced that the BROADSTAIRS, Just 6.—A few I.;:rlits since, as report was well founded, and that the Right - Hon. some fishermen belonging to this pla..:o'were fishing Sir iVa.r,i All S;:e:T was about to introduce a Bill for mackerel at the back of the . Goodwin Sands, into the House of Commons; to prevent the Proctors' The Earl Spencer, which sailed last week from they discovered& large ilsh'"itangl ea nets i-Clerks from deriving any emoluments whatever, ex. Portsmouth for New South Welessor& oat u pwards which they we r e obliged to cut from their boat to cept their salary; and that the Proctor who shall of 300 male convicts; among whom were, Capt. Do- prevent the dang er that threatened th e m.* tome' allow any clerk to participate in his pro fi ts, directly, viten ) Mr. Lindsay Cramfard, several Bankers' hears after they fell in with indirect shall be struck off the Roll *d the clerks, some of the pan called Ludditis t and the thi-fish toMpietely rolled up smugglers of Chrietcberch, who were convicted of nearly exhausted. Ou theit aiding French prisoners to escape ter France. proved to be of an enormous The Cumberland, Tribune, and Scorpios were to sistance of soother boat, they i. sail from St.Thomas's, on the etb alt. with the home— boar. On et nmination it appeared ward-bound Leeward Island bat, XOO safl. the Basking Shark, of the la Lately, a Party of French prisoners were indulged length is 31 feet, and its.grehteet with liberty to fish up the harbour, at Portsmouth, in the bark, 17f felt; it is , one of the Warrant Mimes boats, atmempanied by six toua • it has five transverse Only one parson belonging to the prison Ship. These, on each side, and is of e men, by some means, bad contrived to arm themt form of the body; like that selves with dirks, dtc. and when they eapposed am.. l og; the.upperjaw.projects selves out of the 000)4 the Airs they reset their sower, and is resod at,the . guard, tied his hands, and fastened . him down to the people mime from all parted bottom of She boot Thpyprocostled ashore, leaving the I slow this.moniter of the man in that sitaatioo, Who shortly contrived t o new. bamboo amply paid for the his fetters asunder, and procesding.to Coakua s pre loos of their ne t s . After the alarm to some dragoons stationed there. A ge.l.for thlwe days,. che fisherman sera' search copunenced, and the Freedmen were nor and Co. fhb-merchants' loon net with on Portsdown, where one drogoon, i ifit) gallons of welling oil took the whole slAi,fettrlif one time, and two at ' livet siesa. The boar was other, sunthittllollll itrakkesse. owe marts to smut. . ... .. r ...... 4„...... ,;. ,4%.‘.., ~-. . . . . ..- .... , ~., , .... • , .... . 1 . .- .. . . . • .. i , . .. . . . • • .1' • - . N . . . . . . .• • ... „. :f .. . • . TO etkittMlielt "" er:"M" "":„,. •:— " T VPNTarintliFireVallillibleitt OW"li - ' 4' . 7- 112M11117111t1211W - 4 --. -- - • OA II iltiierEl74,lThl - 7O ail i 1-e to Wttuam Mtn!, :Fag. late M. P., we present ytilr :iiii.tiaahlifillkiiiiiifftr *ie., • ' t -. • . - ' ''''' Z v i s ti' +NI ' 9 ` ; , I " I ' riiiiliklMG*o ii4l PitocToar mast Mis day, is attain postponed nil letantertoll .<t• ..y . 't i, e .. 7 , 7; 1 I*. ::. 4. .I,..rni 1..% :^- • at , ! !$.l . '0 • t ' • - ' r . ` Baum, St aans f ' 4"4141431110 i au& aailmali ' • Ana l''"" -1 / 1 1. . Ai' IF., Mg H o ' . ,i, ~..., • -•- fiti 7' ,l "tr - - : - •' %. • , Ar ,. Mail. •- —. Ir , mil W mutt 11#,Aphoviie t iit it4ts t. with a OoaV.y tadm De .. '. .. 3 Niue) . '.'ro IfEllitir Iry NEN; Es... ec IN , k. • , , Cadiz • -.-. •. - r-s - J• , ,i; . . I.___ • Im ie wtaiesimisi .. rhe sm . fee the Mier iliid' Ada i M" ' ''. • gorier 'l 0 . antenburgh „. twig XOlll/8., .., x art 4114 , 1 - Doi,* the intercourse -whielsi- la NOS, t t Malta ...Jii.-P. 1 4‘.•..... ... a . ... . . ~,. 1 ,,. , . ~ .... , ;• .; • . • , + feem . Olll,leshing.—Sailed b s jest)? .hael.witb,- hie Majeity‘s Ministers, 'relabel° trite. I) - , 1 1 - - ' fee oir ditto •an the Gensel_kiAriga . tee " aniA, eats' ling in theprad. kept the High Adiadraltf ..., - -4 - i '-- I.- ' . ..i...k"1" ' Atli 0 Rathneagfee o : l 444 . ' • • I ?RICE OF STOCKS Ti!la l)a, seats i nti l li si F , eno,:a. l., ..- ... ,2 1.... Thm r r .. .urep.... . anon* I s o u se ,. • ip till i t oe I WO'. 3 . • .. . 1044.7 'ship - Court, I. stated, sagmeref th e wits 4 a n * Wadies) . . Paint te/ 110011 is Veit B.—Bi l led Ins •P thepennefinearchsrien from the. Roils of Chit Prere. :' ll , 5 per Cent. Red. 561 = i n: Stile 1 . , ~._, , ' • i b rimirtiii for Guernsey. i - ,: , gative courts.of . those persons' who, after the ezpio 4 iser ceot. Gaza. - '' ' •'" St pr . Allop,avldend upon the 3. portstit. C ose ph t o • • ~. . .. . t YANIMITS, JOT B.—Sailed yesterdaf the Braz.en, ration of the time for which they had been articled, 1 pe , cents. ;I ~ i : .... ' Aid.. f4l ;s• nommen from Jemmy, • s eightp" ea %d n a 3 for the , • , Pf Cell. Navy Vrllll l to take out the trade fog : Hudson's I. ..f. Ann 14 1-16+ . • .... i T irk i lls .. -" ' lalarAnia• and lAn g kalwallila hal. Ara het — Beyv—lreeteray evening, .at seven P.M. arMessee: might. have acted as a clerk and heesbest's saistry, _ . ,:.Convinced by, - the eiperience afforded' &Meg a , ficilig first half yenTlY pillepOiliiiimaiss elite July get arrived ezpresifroin town, with dispatc h es, nun ens en d active intercourse w ith th e co ur t-Of m in t. Tr I I li:4 STATESIViyiIf. . iiihilitl October 10tb, to bil elleepiplifeest the Pro. embarked onboard the Landruil cutter, which failed, rally, Abet this proscription had a direct and inevi. • . wish kiss immediately for Gottenburgh. ' • • table tendency to crush rising merit,lo ettinguish LONDON: , t after the site oli 4,1060. p er a im f ee Pairmosern, Joie 7 .—Arrived the . American emulation, to create a monopoly of . preclice;• and . rteNeSDAT, JUNI 9, 1813. peritests aide in full. , • .., . . schooner Governor Gerrard, from L'Orient, for enrich the wealthy few at the eepeate er,the many. .1 Yew York, captured by bits Majesty's ;dap Royalist. I described that •restriction as a retie-of . barbarism. •,,. PAYMENTS.. • I t ...........- Americee schooner Orders in Council, from Row . • and intolerance; es Is wall'. of brass inkriMeed bf • 1 1 . wpm payment, Saturday, Itilasene w ale pereest. We are not so surprised as many others at the .4 Dim, Friday, lad Join . 15 D e . . 4111111kto New York with wine and silks, has been the hand. of power between merit and Its reward, lenient treatment shown by the French to the poor ..‘ it wee, Friday, 20 th AVM, 15 Do. aipttred by the Earl Wallington cutter priva. and operating 'no less injuriously on the . doe idmi. 4811 Ditto, Friday, 17th Sept. le D o . teibi, belonging to Hastings, in company with his nistratio. of justice, than on the personal fortunes .4. Hainburghers. It will be recollected by our Bitt tTheo, Friday, '22d Ocoee,. 15 Do. Majesty's ship Surveillante, and Rebecca letter of of Its immediate victims. So obvious did I conceive - r Readers, that we predicted such a coarse woo li kely 6 th Do.„ Friday,l9th Kea Io be. .: . • marque, she has not yet arrived.—Caine id the Earl the insinorality•and injustice of thls custom to be, to be pursued by our wily enemy. Some of our ill., 7th gz,., Friday, illot il th r ecillibeir oo. 1814 Mit Do. • ' ;: ,.7 Wellington privateer, from a cruise • also a convoy that I tattered myself I bad only. to prove that it natured Readers (for we are read by enemies as well Last W s :: ... Friday , plate Febnutry 10 D o . .• •. ' frost %dm—Sailed the Queen Ch arlotte, Vilk de cut off from wealth - or eminence in- the pinholes% to . as Meads) may, from that circumstance, draw an ad.. , le Paris, Abercrombie, Duncan, and Pembroke ; tie- which they were bred . a considerable number of re- I tlitianal inference, that we have an understanding i i be l In the differentLls% were alt the der command of Lord Keith o for of Brest. epectable men to procure its immediate. abollilon. iidatems -- 1 rith their nets again, w ith 1 or indirectly, shall be struck off the Rolls - , and the I 4) in them, and it appeared : Clerk 'wto accepts of such share of profit or eisto- eir approaching the filh, It 146 11 0ne hie be fined Om ! pm size s and, with the Perhaps that great and splendid luminary of our .. they towed it into oar.hat. I, masltitnejtrrisdictien . , with whom this Bill of pains I appeared , ta be a species 4 14 and penalties is supposed to originate, might hare Le 'mut male. kind : .115 i gone the - length%of'diScarttleg the Clerk as well as greliteet girth, at the top 4f , the Pioctor; bat that he was 'conscious in so doing supposed to weigh aboor l heo-must reasthe Mk . 'of shuttintrup the Prerogative verse aperinies - of the gii s I. Courts , for lite want ill men sip:fable of conducting dark l ea d ed 4/0 1 00 1. : t 1 its too exubereat wring. _,. _, rn at of the shark, is tape .' ft is neterlatts inn th e ft GontlOoten. wit,. Tor to conilderibly *odd t • prittice as Cietlis;inisily beelines . hreing once'4e• r end. A great number f 1 atileed I Wait, titey aitillswUjible !c) token NS.* sal 'the' hie of ?knee ;.tetthowhe, hailbr; flak dliqr Mitten; '1 1, 605,1 ham deep 1 and' the linker I had great and ra.latOle Conniff/10in' Oit,ilki.r . won:— ...• i. tin damage'sustiintki by t I . l rhet4 rfinettlide and 'tise bnOliar"noisik there- this - fhb had beeetieltti frbfn e they treasfe;gilli tia theiritl*pal, who 'lsaias as; *old it to-Masi% TN .'1•If dfilded-the piellte setth the Cherill ik . .Whgt. is there i nts ' who diss4tad vit t *ssisingSniper IA ail this, trikipt It bff Il Ow Injustice oil Isere draw, *cat this' 0 Milt' b ldiy the Clerk fn noi being pewisAt t: 4 to ; H oc • es r tak awarbyl tittilk ii; 'inoitti Tight.' '. .ill'inule palliiW jts bit. , • . ..•1 .i .. i • fetbiiiia Itleali4 de be bitiilitl* • . .I'4 L. .1 ewastli g 1 ttal :issql 1. . 1014 truixto -. ,: m vt , ,•. r.,, 4 ' J.. , - .... .r.-- .....-...- • - .. ....