The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-03-14 00:00:00

lIISTOXICIL inn: rrry. ES OF THE SOME OF ‘DiA. . Thia day is patilistied, is 410 Illustrated with mar, Price at. ca. bo uJr, Voluute the tst, of HIATott ICA ES of 11. e SOUTH of INDIA, in so Attempt to trace the History of Myssior, from the Origin of the HinA,n Goverunieut of that Mate, to the Extioetion of the Nlotianinseilau Dynasty $0 1799 ; founded chiefly on ludiaa Authorities, collected by the - Author abile utficustiog fur DIVt74I years as Political iteaident at the Court of 11”oiiir. By LICIT COt.ONF.L. NARK MILKS. Printed :or Lougmao, Rant, /tom, said Orme, Paternos ter-row. FOREIGN I:4 lis Lil h. .1 Cr.. GOT ftIiI3URGII MAILS. PLTERIBURGII, JAN. 24. Oa the Lstb id.t. Twelfth-Jay, out of the find festivals of the Greek Church, was cel , hruica here in the mod solemn nicater. Two temples hail been erected on the Nets, which was frozen ovvr.' which seetral abut& of colours were consecrated. iu the presence of tneir Imperial Majestic, the Em. presses Elizabeth awl Maris, who had arrived for that purpose, from the winterapalace, attended by nuoseiouz and brillrsur Court. A fol.* joie wee fined by 11.0,000 troop., drawn up on thetiver„ aid Uorsrered by en hundred piece, of (anima, mounted on the ice. oorranivaau. M AIM g• Some days ago the icehegass to b reak. sod is now fisattug in the vicinity of Gottesiburgh and Honor; the fortunate molt of winch hue been, that lour Wargo. Wrongs, -and Tjeaso. some hondre , l tows, of large skirl fdtiverrings bays bean esitglit.—s The grieve of riets..elearght liegjav is our market. (Furies from 24 to In I.VPEKIAL P.4KLIAMENT. IMRE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, NA cu 11. fugues r. smelt mid OMNIBUS. Mosugliam ores beard for the Itropoudenta, sad Mr. Adam in reply. Farther proonstfludo as Friday. Lord Wslitmitou's Atonsity .4, ass tie third time sad passed iir J•111t11 GRA111•11, end ateersl Members from the Hobo of Commons, brought up the Motley Mill, which Mae laid arm the table, and afterwards toad the brat time. Ordered to be read the *avoid saute as Thursday Tbe Earl of LITEATOOL preseeted eertaia papers relative is the Campaign is Spada, kb were laid %nut the table sad ordered to be priated.Adjourued. tire In M. Moiitagne's eye ? It being a ti. Noe, the Admiralty had euhruttieJ it to Counsel. whose opiiiioN it would be desirable 'to have, before the 11120tiOil aaspropcsed. Sir Cnsates Pove said, that though he consi dered e,•iy hones delay an iuerea.sed injustice, he should defer it to Tuesday next. The Irish Post Roads Bill was read a second time. and ordered to he ennialitte4l. The House then resolved itself into a Comutit tee upon the Expedition to the Scheldt. ROOM OF COMMONS. 111 r. GRAIIAW Mond, " Mat the F.aot 11.44 Judicature ,Lists should be referred to • Committee "--Agreed lie EDwiltD S t.t, mused far a copy of ■ letter from I..test,Cwl: Gerdes Its the Secretary at War, dated the tth at Assiut, respect* the Medical Department /peed W. • pstitha from the Debtors i• Waring poi was brought up awl terkettl Mahe •• the table. • paws truer the Nast tudia Dort Ceruptusy preeemted 'es accusal of lie rralapta and I Ellaborwriaeuls of the year. Tha sectrud meatus of the Gas Ltght 1411 was pettpotted • woottagte keel the Lou.d siguile3 *herr ogreetoeut to De ward private Was, sod fropeate.l a ropy of the Cornmeal ikon epos the eultivet of the Sootek rhotillorief. together tettlktholteptert of the Committee otra N. • The Noe;ich Bridge Bill was mail a Head tins aid or dered so M esaamitted. • The Slamlweti lower 011 was 'rad • weed, thee, awl or dered to be helmeted le- outflow. fir Joms ;wed fur word lovers i• tbe Ad. ' opirolty, respect nog &direst ships, which was wood to. The various Expiritag Laws west theme' the Committee, sad the reports were ordered to be merited to-ntorrow. Lord Arcata? sowed for • copy of the Fourth Report, rs; spectisti Windsor Forest ...Agreed to. Mr. M /MINCE FITZGE111•10 brought in • Rill to amesd fir Irish Yost Rood Act, sod the Grand Jury preseutaests Inkad. which wee read the first time. Mi. &stun` Cotton' hareyht up • return of the corps of Royal Artillery, which woe ordered to lie out the table. Mr. Ltmoi breughe •p the Report of the Com isittre of Way. rod Meow, mil of the Cototaitte so Lathe qoerllllls, the Iteselatboa of which ware agreed to. A !Ina kge fovea She Loras airlifted thew greenest to Lord tt tlliailaa's Amway 11111, sod others of • priests or tee*. _Mr. Feet*? WARD broeglit is the Marine Notiey Bill, which est mid a first time. tItINE PAY OFFICE. Mr. Rootim WARD moved the second reading of the Marine Pay thlice fill. Mr. Caeevrr thought that the Bill should not be precipitated, and proposed that a distant period 'should he named. He made some observations upon the state of Mr. ‘'illierr's accounts. Mr. 11 t•ltFi said, that Mr. Villierv's accounts teem bereft the Committee of Floatiev, which was occupied in inquiriog into theta, and inio the nature or the check, e.tabliblied in that GM , e. Tie nest report would, lie believed, he satisfactory oa that head ; he (lid thick, how. ever. that it con:d be produced at an early and therefore lio;o:A that the present huh isouid not lie eirried with precipitati.on. The Committee • • hul dlW:Orer. d many errors in th , . acroonts of that lefficr. gad so the manner of m1(111011114 A lanchunchial error was. that they seethed wily to ciiiisider the ex p.nditure without payiewq way •tten• tittua to the 'ecliptic; thoit was the origin of the prin cipal tv.h. lie hut *nine Mioutre of the Com mittee in his howl, which it was hu inter i tio u to en.iimunicate to his [UAW Iforionr.ible Friend (.Ir. IV,iril). As far w the Cn ttttt duet hod gaily at prearia, thrre au% nn re..wm, that he could see, fur suppn•tnq that the MArine Offi , e was oiwfol nr nece.sary, no the contrary he was inclined to thuik that it "'wild be r►gltt to cut it off. Mr. PKaC6►t•l. said, that he ass willing to shy the pateing of the Bid, until they could have th e bandit of the Rrport of the Committee. Intt th-v tuight ante to di., stermei reading note ith stanclinx. Titry iteiAi•t riefir woo l / into* CotalliA Upol.l ir Dodd the It putt 1044 made. lle td that nothing could be more dirigrne.ful than sets h h.stl haippreted ; but with r• yevt to thy istiolition of the office. though it ini4ht p• cLape ite iirCevtairy, it struck bite lit a far Ia• fervlit point ..f view at iire4riit. WA/C.O Arlitiet.'ed in the delay ; after which the Rill Vo 14 Tt . .1,1 :1 ••!1 . 0114 hair, and ordered it fu: Il:Tutt...l • t .I 4 mouth. Vt . vto Iw4 to to.,k raMird Tio t t....r vr•JUII !five Yl.fll' , J ••? THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14. Five Gotteliburgh milli,. arrived, at a late hour, bast 'right. Getteral Mzurrts is reported to be on his way to Stockholm, as Ambassador from France to the Court of Sweden. We, yesterday, stated, that of the officers of our army to India, gl are excluded fioun the general pardon, thret of whom, viz. Colonels DOVETON and Bszt, and Major Srosts.v , are to be tried by Court- Martial, and the retnaining IR are to Save the op tion of quitting the service, or of being tried in a manner. The mimes of those 18 are re cited in a General Order, issued by Lord Mitito, on the 25th of September, at Fort St. George, in which the residua which induced his Lordship to adopt, this course, in a cue involving so many offen ders, are set out et length. It is a diffuse and ela borate moral essay, and may be considered a very good lecture to the army. We have extracted from it t,U the parts that are of importance. Two Comp.iny's Officers, Lieuts. RowLEY and M'Coautce. had been tried by a Court-Martial, and found guilty of disrespectful conduct to Capt. CAMPBELL. They were charged by that Officer with s' coining to his quitters. on the gOth of Aug. tilos), to acquaint him that they were deputed l•y the Offi cers of the gd battalion, 9th Native Infantry. to say that they considered hie conduct to be infamous. and that he was ■ disgrace to the cloth he wore !" Lieut. fil , Counce was sentenced to be cashiered, and Lieutenant ROWEL" to be suspended from milk and pay for twelve months. Both sentences acri, however, remitted in Geiwral Orders, on con dition of the offetoling parties apologising to Cap tain CAMPBELL. He cppears to have iticurred their displeasu►e by declining to act in concert with them. in their violent proceedings to procure a re dress of their alleged grievances. An order published by the Bengal Government returns thinks to Lieut. Colonel Bet.t for having token the strong fortified town of Bhaw■nnie. Of the cause of the expedition eggnog this place we are as yet aunt formed. Lieut. STEPHIN 01311111 W, of the g!d regiment, waive infautry, was killed, and Capt. Wurritusso, Lizuts.Becut.s and Cornet BYLIIS, and Ensigns M'Dua•Ls and PLATVAIR, trete wounded. The annals of Great Britain, wt.ce the accession of the House of Bet; xswicn, do not produce, nor iudeed can its history, at any period of the Monar chy, exhibit two more memorable proofs of the inefftceney of the highest rank, to protect their possessots against the effects of public indignation, whet, justly excited, then we hare witnessed in the eour,e of the last and the present Session of Par liament. In 1809, a Prince, the most nearly allied to the Crown, enjoying the distingui.hed favour of the Ssvcreign, placed by him at the head of the armies of this country, and endowed, hiniself, with many qualities, calculst ed to excite private esteem, was., nevertheless, pretipitated.from that eminence, by the inve•ti.4ations set un foot iu the. House of Common,. In i in, a Nobleman, who has suc cessively passed through the lint Offices of the State, possessing hereditary claims to popular 'te pid, of no common these iptiun ; sun to the first, and brother to the second Wlt.ttan PITT ; Master . General of the Ordnance, and decorated with the Order of the Carter ; has sunk under • similar blow. In the (newer instance, facility of tempe-, imprudence, and. above all, the conviction that the fountains of military prosnmion had been polluted, or diverted into improper elistinels, reduced the Duke of VONIC Coin Costimailder-its-Chief to the rank of a General Officer. In the case Lamm ma, au wet, emeworstitutional in its tiatnre, subversive of that publicity, and responsibility, which constitute the protection of the Sovereign himself, and which, if impunity hail 'attended it, wonlil have • hilat ed all that was done in 16e9, for the Eii;;l.sh Ipie, has compelled Lord CHAIN IN to My down his office. and will teimuretionably expel him, what ever in ty becalm of the remaining Meridiem of the Ca;iinet, front • place in tlse Administration. Both thesse t•entences„ reluctantly extorted limn Praia omit, by the publicity and culpability of the acts nil. ;rd. will assuredly be confirmed and approved by po•iteritsr. Vie du not by any means dc o ire in revive those imnresi.ions relative to to the cominct of the Duke of Yuen, over which time is dr.tivieg a veil. nor do we mean to compare the respective deArees of tnie eonduct iu his Royal Highness and in Lord CHAT.. MASI ; but, the nr,re we consider the terms on white, Mr. Wittrone D's. Or rathar, in which Mr. Corral:lea censure is dra vii np, the more striking dies its moderation If we contricit it with • the vioisuce and raticour that chararte!tze the deli berations and tl:e colts of the Muss of etninor.s, on the accession of Cisomus 1. against these illus trious persons who were rather supposed, than proved, to have poisoned the ear of Qiiecina sr, and to have directed the Councils of that rAyerti• during the four last years of her reifrnso we shall see how mild,. temperate, dignitirtly and abstract. is the resentment expressed by Par..-• 'lament on the occasion before us. Regret,. not indignation, is felt, " that any such communi cation as the Narrative of Lord CHkruals, should have beets presented to His AltaEsvir, without any knowledge of the other Ministers." They only declare such coodsict to Ise " reprehensible, nod deserving tile censure of the Hume." They neither demand, nor institute ally further proceed ings against the offendiog person ; they do not ad vert to the ioconsistencies and controdiLtions in his evidence; nor do they either inculpate his motives for presenting such a paper to the fits°. nor car ry up the resolution adopted to t'.e foot of the Throne. Never, perhaps, were deliberations of a popular and legislotive Assembly distinnished by more calmness, uud this absence of all personal irrita•itm or c *ty. . . The fall of two persons so distinguished, in the short space of °Ay twelve mouths, might uffwd as abundant matter fur reflection to the moruke, as to the statesman ; to the philosopher as to the politi cian. An the ener4etic snd profound observations which illustrate the colic! iibiun of JUVIM Aett Tenth Satire, where he beaut ifully points out the blindness and the folly of huenlit *lshii., crowd on the mind at the present moment. MARCUS and PONIPLY, like the Duke of Yoga, and the E trl Ctisru %Me lived too long fur their own glory, and would have been fortunate, liai they been sooner withdrawn from pubic life. The evening of u reign, distin guished like that of Groanxlthe THIRD, by the die play.of 'duos: every virtue which can adorn the throne, has been darkened by the compulsory re signation of his second son.. The illustrious name of PtTT. SO deservedly dear to this couthry, and so admired even by our enemies, has been tarnished by its possessor. The Master-General if the Ordnance has resign ed ; but the Cabinet Minister h et survives. 11l that capacity, his trial is likewise approaching. We may, without much claim to predictio ii, anticipate its result. If, as seems now to be geuerally, cos ceived, no celerity, or goad fortune, could have con- veyed the fleet of England, and the military forces, to Seadvliet, so quickly, as to have ainhortsed the two Commanders to attack LION end Lief ken- • shueik, and Antwerp, with any reasonable prospect of success ; what shall we ray to the Acinsinistra- • tion which sent one of their own Members, to at tempt an impracticable, and unattainable object ? If, on the other hand, its failure isto he attriburted.to the inefficiency, procrastination, irresolution.and adequacy of the Militarx Commander in Chiefowfiat . apology cap be offered to ap injured country, for such a selection on the part of His MAJEsee's advisers ? A selection, which, as they most have known and felt, at the time they made it, diffused a general • gloom over both services, and over the whole king r (loin ? In either case, their individual and collective culpability, equally calls for their removal., It can not be mach longer delayed, after the late events which we have been examining, without exciting universal dissatisfaction. We shall hail its arrival and accomplishment, as the lora of a new and more auspicious order of things. The month of March has alWays been fatal to weak, unfortunate, and un popular AdministretMus, durin4 the present Reign, from that of Lord Noarn, in 178 t, down to Mr. l'ancev•es, in tato. Actbunts from Cadiz, state, that the French on their approach to the Isle of Lenu, place the Spa niardtin their van, and bayonet them if they fall back. We have received sorne of the sinaller Paris Pa pers to the tith instant. It appears that aura E, the Viceroy of Italy, is to receive some cr.mpensa tion in consequence of the marriage of NAN/14:0N, the Grand Duchy oh Frankfurt being given to him and his male issue after the death of the Prince Pri mate, the present t kII,ACVIOI', WllO had preeimsly no initiated, at his successor, Cardinal Fiusctl, and which nomination NAPOLEON has, without any ce remony, annulled. The limp of B•11.1111A awe' Weirvmarrtr: are tie accompany the Archduchess Manta LI11:11.1 10 and to Risk in the fetes. - The nomination for Cambridge-hire took plJcs yesterday at Cambridge. Lord Vausicts Osamu+ we understand, has every prospect of buccer , . The election will commence oil Friday. The House of Common', last night, v ern info tl.e Inquiry of the Scheidt, at seven o'clock. Lord CASTI.EISAGIi was eminined in his place. Sur HI. CHARD STRACHAR, GrOrral DON, Captain PI•G r, and General bl.CLutiii, were the other v illnesses examined. Mr. SDI:110A ft ;rive notice, in the home of Commons, ou Momlay, of his •ii! to loing forward a motion on the conduct of His MAJLSTV'S Ministers, with respect to the Spanish Peninsula. Ile thought that Monday lola would probably be the day. Yesterday, Sir DAVID DVsDAS held a public day, ut his Office, its the horse-Guards, aa•l have audiences to a number of Military ()dicers. The arrival of the Austrian Messeneer, with dis patcher. for Governuar rr, is variou•ly accounted for. Some persons think he is conic wit:ilal an nouncement of the mammae of the Archducl.e•s 1.1/I,lst MARIA. Oilier'.. 11.... t hi. .i.vythes con tno an iodoect overtuie n spec:irie. I 1.,.••nr ; a nd others, that he brings an otter of the nierb.tiion of Ans:i la bets tirest li tt.i. tt..d France. TIIL.I I.(rt,- , . La , night a new serio-romic Opu ri , in thr.,„ . ettffe4 The .I;ciniae ; or, ne Series ilailltri • - , ~, entire new ace .toV... dro•ses, and deoiratiu,e, Overture ainflllutic computed by Ddr. 11144, 1 ,, . pv[1411110(1 at thin Theatre, and MitnlCttd il L.. IlMr .. : s o t c io r ia ix. brilliant and uettflon My.. and, e n etN , i ,.. CHARACTERS. ` l slleney Cleveland 11bniglibert 1.. Rupert "Abgantitte Golfo, d 5v711711 .... 'Wert Mr. lies,i,, v . Dory t tareliel JeNset FABLE. bloidalbert and Angantine, mothers, and MI 3 of east the army, are enaruuniad of aerobe!. the ,1 . ,„ 0.ter a, pest—deatatisy rankting ta the mond of Augumo ic , h,„. ploys Gustord (au assassin) to minrdei his biutt-er, sh am attacks, wounds, and leaves as dead. I:an.iyes.k., abroad, accusing Augustine isf Ilse suppos,il minder, b e h . , in company wit b Goshird, and they bzeonse the h... 4.,, of the (Banditti. bluntalbert, saminumd to the 'lf kaVeri his friend (7keeland as protector of his he. , Churibel. I)toring his absence, Cleveland, forgetfat ,4 duty, telilltl. Laurens, She sister of Ciaribel, fnii . father's house but with an intention of inanyi sa leer—Laiort4la ' hears a report that lier father lad e,i s i distracted fir her boa, becomes frantic, mid din frwr her luter's arms, and wanders wildly in' the comm,, r c y the ruins of au abbey her 'sode—bring humaoely t tected by Hubert, a tz may servant of Moutalbert, shoal . . di umdlieili to avoid puni,binent, that be may be vodka r weenie lac fruit Moult. Itopeit, in the mean lulu, been ruined by the fraud of a friend is alum he tided, and retires from the world near the very spot to el Isis frenzied daitzlitcr has flown.—The wars ended, Mr.: bert retort.., and ai tit es at the head of 'mops *gnat disperse a Inulditii a LIP infest the couairy—neon nail, alto bad been turn hop, her horse by Asivnitiu,.—,,,,,4, last, meets with Ch eeload, sills chum he rs about to i —when Laurette •ppenes, prevents them, 1TE4,104.1t1 ( 1,1.1, lies from him in horror, is about to pre.itidue self from a rock into the late, sod is 1 , 141C11 li, her fat —the sudden shuck of merlin; her father mai lover mom, her partially to ;casco,. .... The eivaLl.ip of Dory (a foilbemaa), awl Hebert, ltle love of Jeauet, fuesuin the other .itot 14liter pot oil drama ; aw.l the piece coda with a general new:eat:4.w. It s' ill be seen from this sketch, that the gri. clicractet of the liece is scrim's; N ithout tut incideta, it fixes tie attentstn, st-d boats sctist of forceful inteewst. The Author's, has 6een exerted to give every possible effect to part of the Maclee, who is a second Opheiii, I has he n succenful to the fyll extent of his with,. Mrs. Mut:STAIN not exits uted dtr [mei/ airs allotted to the part, with the Hirst feeling radio .% Litt disidaved such juerginent and sense throiqlmut her %hob , ' perfonnance, A:etre:l the most nu hounded splitting*. her &stressed and wandering lover, was vs ry imprra it c. lie execnted several Lear' ful song!, red a duet with lltre. }Stamm, usual attic of science, taste, It'd feeling. His song, Lose Liberty, was very effective, was rev/lied with cutiinsiosns. His last which tans be curoit!ered an lovocarca to ()clw, weerepturnits!) applatided. Mrs. Hilmar diAplay much animation in both her singiel sod sc!in4, never appeared to more advatitage. Mr., Bu „always ertmirable, heels full share of melodl,' she most sweetly warbled, end was loudly n "tier vivacity, aided, by the hammer of Alr. THEWS, formed the light diodes of the piety. It is., however, of rather too Amore a east, this defect may be remedied, by a judicious , trenchment of the dialogue, which is occuisall heave. The music. throughout, is scientific, and _ tifut in the extreme and the scenery ptetareque and appropriate. The Opera is much too lie' and when it has undergone some judicionsi ' pension, we Imre no doubt, will fully reward exertions of the Author, Composer, end Manage". Some disapprobation was expressed at the t elusion, but it was overpowered by peals of plainie, The following is a specimen d the putt' . IS—Mal. WOUNT11111• Ali ! did you not hear as pour silly mail, Who listried to love, and whine lower netra)'d Who led tar away to conceal her sad shame, And who wild is her wits mid her mosses became Awl they &I'd her 8 " pear mad Meryl A prima she coin) from the hedges and meads, Aid rl • •e her collection of nettles sad weeds ; But the *netts she argliteted, or threw them ill hr. let she thought she deserted no delight het to die' So farewell to pour sand Margery. She wander'd forlorn without guardian er guide, To the Mink of the flood, or the precipice silt., And atoms hour/ around her she heeded lieu. Fur in thoughts of her shame, all ber fems (VIA 13) tie hapitss, ruse mad Marger)'. SONG—U. PHILIPPS. When derds of those ' at buuoses call, The soldier's breitst inspire, No uses Sow weiman's eyts should fall. To damp has marital Ore ! SC.) no unmanly sigh or word, Should e'er discover'd be, Rot Hui the wt.*/ Hit 11‘ se sea. " For Love nod Liberty !" Tot oil' within the laces breast, SOW softer thoughts may steal, Enrotions, whirls, ;litho' sapiassis'd, lie cannot (VOA , ti. fen ; Bat still is beard st est," passe, Thu. •uivetta3l * " oar Friends ! out Country ! sail owe Liss .• Ilona ! I..ire ' and Liberty " . _ VIAJF.Stir is oxpecte lan town, t'u• d . Witokor, to boll 3 COLIA at t l tr tjucru's Pei - Lord CUL iITK . 4 or cum early tile liext tll .nth. 'lt Illy !owe. in Port tuvare, under ti.e Mr. LEA PM& Lady Dr.camos D kill gee a grand on the I 4111 iu t. nt hrr hnuw, I lvd,.-Pa , L-Cc _ . Mr. BA %.14 t., his rti!gaAri Clui , golv on Moserbee . bed. 1,8 tl Ti., 7.prr Captain, Sylerrf , r an , l Ductur, bit fa% 0 , 1110'1.j , " The Corin,. to ion of New—York probilitting &dr, Mid IT.tS.; pnhhc tit% erns in thii• city, it neer a ;;;.:11 '1..1141'4 (Or each Ofivpt•e.. An Act !o to:1111.; fii,z!tne-i the oi . \\*AL's to grunt Lewes ,h c,i; s, , r , , 1111 W., Clr , ell risice /6 , in ; I.+l—hoth, in thn c..nntv • - .•l'. 11 litt , •; , % , tylrion.r. of ipu;!di.g - A , 1 I Asttut cu Mcpudey. • . NWte u subs Chin . ; 4 that t. Berl that S. Its tr %am duct ttetn asp tf i v + er ef:{e. ing Loa +hen 4 1:11tir " s ; seel Tomei. lii it• heVOd he:. 44 ler rid t 4 his beh fives I V. I: n arti ant' het ms. . *Ai n let moi 1,..titC14 16 1. ;belied t.. hey, , lIIN 14e eine I" f 0 , Model lit leslirtd w clll I Claillorl, are at to 101 sue ou I kis. 1 n intair her Ler bilk, in I tr wow.* in, &Nik e 411 all* ea 1141411. gvilrlal ut maLe t gin 1.11 wag et Iv "teems* eel lathe bet • aul dr is wishes rim lecoui,fal sal liug sat hn ,s4l gaud 1 ) ,. 1 e. a' till e. Mc. 4( low, or' IF, on his add His tirt firer, sod t: at sate, Deveor, liy th !inz, and fl Bsa 13,ellial to 11r. M. aim 11 ' p1 1 (1% se east, bit L lama fr bi - esstesally • „ ecl end t:coote" beas- kcues; tit 4 aunt cow ;,, sward tie t o Manager% til t the co. As Of ay. pet 1,4) I, woe , (1 Nerve H Cl I I,e. ti the ! to V. sL r. aI I deem wee, tl rc liegket try. al tf 16 At • • • Lees . t1..3 a coma:ears a Portrni 4 ' rIDLII. 1 grand re". 1 ;1 , 4 1111.4d nl it , . pall ▪ '• I :it. 1.11:. • I 1114 0: I Ole r,. ;•, • i!-: •