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BOOKS OF PRINTS, GLAZED Detachments belonging to eritish Iteriments in HAW inerehed ow was w ai t , 0 zusaamosant Ir Itititcwinis TIM Parientle Irnettillynir vioent of the Itividentie„ due upon the Com- BOOKCASC, ite. recently from Chatha to to firerearnti, and Wribarbad/ de' .110104 RANTS for die na sS to the 31st .to I of D. Ow 1 4W. Will herradY f"'lel'" r 9 AIR. PHILLIPS has the honour to inform the i the East India Compeers ship the Abergomby Robing.% fee Tartest . aTa or Tull.o*lfifistlr•ausw ***** Wets* wasstwee 1 xonwreign jurasmPitsall o.lf 4 P,..Y .- -- ww ,. es se , sts)NDAV NEXT, the 16:h instant. between i Nubility and Gentry. that 'TIIIS anti TWO following Bombay. . .niseleenitSn cosertsgr Poe onamooing. Wig IliCtlarilt : e lm ti 7 o6o - 0 - i ii and 4 o 'clock, aid every day after that time DA VS. at One, he ',hell SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his ' . , esettlettraTnY lAritil. • Crest Rama. NI. 73. liond-tureet, the valuable Id MIA RV ate ' Slik atilllAN ARMY. ' • tw,gasays sa eoptetil. during the same hones. . .By the Right Hos. Sir JOHN SINGLAI ^ , Bad. London D'r Rouse. 8. COCK, Secretary. BOOKS and ROOKS sat PRINTS. including the hfits , ‘ Fran. - AMISIENTAT/0194TAIE HORSE .ART.ILLHRTs Jan. 12, In& tills. ii tom folio : British Ports. 100 vol. ; (Envy's; de Voltaire, . starters, Calcutta. July 5, NM Ili II elaba ametteaMet by Pbabltbe ideelliethia of the country —.-----_ 'J2 tom.; Scott's Poems and Novels. he. SO vol. ; Pitt* Antiqui- Th e commandeo.in • it p eased to (lime. la p ah saahce O r oe a phmet Stetting, to prevent this Warmness Of those melancholy ties. OS e-eravingst NI n•ipe des A roigitts, 2 ; Eyne's Royal Rest- I General Orders by' of the 15th ult.- that two new troops „._ lll4lll6l .___,_"_, libbebs which are so frontlet'," experienced in England. dences, 100 plates : Ntl,Sti's Views in Pads. 2; Iloydeit's Shah . lof D om e m i tit er y b e . mearot. fr o m the let Inst. Thew : tir. l3o " llo nUt where a jure.' mums SW banking is establiahed, : some. 9 vol., and Prints 2; also the Dresden. tree nits; 11 " 1 " I will he numbered the of the 24 Horse Brigade, and the ' la" wh e r e any number RAM cell mandate for banking pier- , gl ared 12d Troop of the 3d Monte Sac lain, Eli:len:a. Le Brun, Staffard, and other liallerits : Ity• MIN they are sanely known ; and it ii, principally by damiterring mahogany bookcase, &e., the propevy of a Gentleman, removed The GOllliiilliSlini of A *Wry will give mists for - the Non-. " Latta" the dame sfoeemi which the exPetienee of "we half a ( i ummiwisued ot s em owl Bombardiers re q uired for t h e ne e r , enter, hat s,anctioned in Scotland, that the greet object 14 . 0101, Iron) Gloucester-Place. Mar be viewed till the see, and catalogues had at Mr. Pliiiimes. Troops-beine &wined tothro proportions from theother European "ad esntelfenus,s7stero of Pee* ciredlition, can be attained. 73. New Bond-strnet. Troolst of Horse Altai's'' , soil foe their Planes being eiroplied by • In Scotland. during a period of above Shy years, only sit banks IMPROVED LEASE OF AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE, promm ion in the awn! inane. The Supernumerary Non-Cool. have sus Adel PaYment --only in two Instances werediere any de.' tide/Klee-and these, In all, Sid not amoom so thirty thousand y in RKarN , rs PA KR. missioned (Ayers and Rombsediers foe the Horse Artiller ' pounds a whereas In England 71 banks have stopred In one fearsT Major %nigh A Detachment me te be Included •In the bomber I _, • AND THE COSTLY Pi'lLNlTtlitE, VINBS, PLATE, posted to shower Troops, aad wlo thus be brought on theater:Live I a nd great were sustained. Regent events have fully proved , LIBRARY. Etc. the euperior.neellence of the Scotch system. In England, in the t. a rength. At R. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that at Twelve Lieutenant-Colonel Set& tannmanding the Hone Artillery short period of three weeks, CI blinking establishments in OW 1 kVA for One o'clock precisely. on W EDNESDAY NEXT, at Meerut . will mewl " s diced such number Gunners to b e country, Est six in London, asap/WA their payments'. These ' 1 failures were attended with the not disastrous cemeguertos, for he shall Ze. (71111 IT by AUCTION. without reserve, upon the removed to the new Troops's he may cotwiidev expedient. They Premises , ilit. York-terrace, Regint's Park, the elegantly fitted will be c nplsted lant Marten draughted from dor _ of the y ant ' lll 7 (4 "" aaned althea fndMdnul ' vain Pred:ZX and conveniently arranged House and Offices, the property of . a Feat Artillerr by Of Weld Orders of the Zth 010iito. - 4,1- P i t a s e la t he. . aa r Pro Porty. and brae_ ght sudden eve Gentleman retiring to the Conlincit. The premises are pleasantly oe Detachment isesme ai m ew the Upper p op t ran . Ilia d. ' M a i" Inuestrino panne. bat M 01644 ist*Ted letirtitam wall as Fri.., and airily situate% York-terrace. with its front towards the Park. which. . 'rate credit. and essentially **mad thrievenue, -- - - Du. hanging haase I,ss stopped. In einem; POD er Niellbela Ilba chichi§ frightfulAtonvolsin jet England, In Scotland u not cnnimending varied. and beautiful views of Highgate and Illa.nt. Lieutenant-Colonel Stark will complete the Dew Timmy with stead, St. John ' s %Voted. & e. with immediate r ice's% to the Par . horse from the Surerrunierary Remnant Horse's now attached to one the same fortunate circumstance has taken piece, but at the expcnae and contiguous to the most fashionable pact of the metro:sibs, anti the Horse Artillery. The usual establishments of all descriptions consisting of a cheerful suite of drawing rooms. fitted wi:h great to be hired '1•01T1 the Ist instant. of immense saffitkail Ott the part of the bankers, or by meami of taste, a spacious dining morn and library, and a suitable number of , By Order of his Excellency the Commander-in-Chler. the support they received from the great landholders, and mast re airy and wellmroportiiined chambers, co -it - relent to toe accammo- W. I. WATSON, snectsble mercantile interests, In theit immediate neighbourhood. dation of a family of respectability, uniting the requisite offlaes, Alijutant.oetersi of the Amly. The necessity, however, of applying to PI number of individuels wish the pleasure ground in front. May be occupied immediately for such aid placed those banking establishments in a most pai n f ul after the Sale. field on lease, at a mod LIV moderate tent. • L pre Ileament. ERPOO SHIPPING, hl sy be viewed four days prior to the Sale , by de scri p tive p art ' - plan I now beg to offer. as an effectual preventive of curb mischiefs. It would take a lengthened discussion to explain , in de tail, t h e' rashes and esga'oettes. at is. IM. each, which may be then had o n the premises, and at 73, New flood - str eet. Some general outline of it, therefore, is alone given, which may be extended if necessary. The establiahment of respectable banks by public license, in every courtly of England where required. is the basis of the whole system. The advantages of such establishments, when properly regulated, cannot be qu-stioned (see Appendix) ; and to place them on a footing of security, I am persuaded that the Bank of England would forego its exclusive privilege of banking with more than six partnere, in so far as regards country districts ; as the Directors of the Rank must be aware, that the mischiefs which have lately been experienced originated in a great measure from the existence of that monopoly. In order, however, to induce the Bank to make that sacrifice willingly, the public should guarantee the existing dividend, due i-ng the continuance of the present charter, and should agree to giro one year additional of charter for one year relinquishment of claim ; the monopoly, however, to he continued to the Bank, in so far as regards London and i:s immediate neighbouiaood. 2. That a board of seven commissioners, not members of either 'loom of Parliament, shall be. appointed foe licensing country bankers, without authority from whom re engraved or printed notes, payable to bearer on demand, shall be circulated, nor even then beyond the sums fo;,which landed. funded,or personal security has been given to the commissioners. It is quite an inontely. that we should hang one individual for coining a shilling, and suffer another to pass with impunity, who has circulated thousands of promissory notes, payable on demand, without the moms of retiring them.: S. That a great corporation shall be erected in London, to be called, " The London Bank," to act as a correspondent to such of the provincial banks as choose to employ it. This is a most important part of the plan. No private banker in London can stand his ground, when there is a great run on a number of his country correspondents. (A plan for erecting a great corporation, in the centre of country circulation, was drawn up by me some years ago ; but unfortunately the public were not then ripe for its adoption. An abstract of it in annexed.) Such a corporation ought likewise have the liberty of circulating notes In the country, leav ing the circulation of London and its netghboorhood exclusively to the Bank of England ; is that bank, I trust:will always be fbund I entitled to the confidence and favour of the public. ... In them of distress in country districts, how much easier ' could'a supply be conveyed, and a panic dispelled, could alarm be met by the notes of such a corporation, issued under the sane. , elan of public conunisaionars, thin by imperfect supplies of gold or aver ? I 4. That, subject to the above regulations. the privileges of the Bank a England shattAte coetinusii,for it * ....cexPer"oill i phieb, on nasal trying natalents, 'has been eminently useful. sad is conducted bath much ability; that Its rotes shall be a 'fend tender in all public and private payments: end convertible "into gold, at its average price for the preceding quarter, to be perimlically inserted in the London Gaudtr. § (told and silver, like outer commodities, must vary in prier; slid if those who require them can get them at the market .price, it is all they are. entitled to expect. After having thought on the subject For a number of years. I em convineed that a plan founded on the principles of this brief outline, would place the circulation of England (on which the proaperity of Scotland and Ireland so greatly depends), on a Revue lowing-advance the national prosperity-and prevent those sudden reverses, to which, under the present system, we are constantly exposed. But to attain these great objects, preju dices must be got rid of. and sacrifices made. That such a plan may be improved upon, is readily admitted ; Ittlt if the principles are in general recognised, and acted on, any defects which cape- Tifilee may point out would easily be reme.lied. The great object is, to secure a circulation, distinguished by two great advantages; 1. Safety; and, 2. Abundance. When that great blessing is attained. ti:l the industrious classes of the com munity are employed. the revenue flourishes and the nation prospers. Whereas, when circulation 14 diouitti.herl, confidence is destroyed, and the whole nation, with the exception of a few opu lent classes, must experience great distress. JOHN SINCLAIR. It baseline fie', and will Sill in a few Ilayo, ic,„VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, ond NEW sown' WALP4, with te.iee to call at a Port in the Channel. the e Nec. e mt ., :t itoe Slaw. FAIRFIItIeD, A I. Cnve-ed. barthen 3M tone. JAVI CS WORK. commander, lying in the leatetin Derck: has excellent accommodations far Parscogers. F " F rog hi oIY N . Clge• &POE to BUCKLES, BA (Isom.P ANDrk- TWCR iINAN, No. ,Ma lane. ith nes room for 31easorement potcl alt possible deyi, FOR CALCUTTA, the fine coppereel Ship TIMAN DNA. A 1. (1 E 0111:): \' KAY, Commander. bor.hro 400 Tons; lying in the Lity Ha eacellert accommodations !be Posoongers. For Freight or Pam age apply to BUCKLILS. BAUSTER, ark- la sod neBUC. HANAN, 33, M STOPPED upon a Man, at Mr. T) _s4 No. T, Queen street, Towerilt, GOLD NECK CHAIN. a DOLL) BROOcI4. with indiale an the hack, a GOLD RING. and F U RS Any perion hewing Wit the **me. and deserinin.4 them, mgr hive them by paying ea ,tan on application to Mr. Dias, 33, kaeclifFe highway. St. George's, Eaet. ---.—:------------- VhitEGR() SLAVEIt—TIie PETITIONS to he pre - i ar med to the ['noses of Condit and Commons , from the in. ants of London and its vicinity, for the mitigation and ulti nwe extinction of SLAVERY throughout the British dominions, sad unanimously agreed to at the Meeting held at Fre mastinv' Hall, on the 21st December last. Wm. Wilberforce, I:i.q• in the Chair, li:i for sinature , at lie u ndermentioned places.Free masons' Hall, Oreat Queemstreet : Crown and Anchor. ti:Tar.d ; Kirg's Head, Poultry:: Mews*. Hairhard And Son, 1117. PICCR. all; Meson. Harvey ;and tbrtoit. 55, O r acechurch-stroct L. B. Seeley's, Flett.sireet ; a nd at the Anti-Slavery Society's Ofics, 18, Alclertnanbury. The nnmber of vemels reported at the Co n tain-house of Lim, pool far the last Ns months is live thousand and forty, to which ;:cld two hundred and eighty that hare gone up to the port of Run corn. nßrlleir : From Foreleg' Parts 1 954 Ireland . 1252} Tonnage 596,08 Tons Coastwise - 1.034 THE SUPI:IttI FURNITURE. PLATE. WINES. PICTURES, NOBLE GLASSES. POR (AAA I N GLASS WA 14 F. 13001i.e1. CLOCKS, &c. t)RK-TERR.\(i It FGENrS.P.III I i. AT R. PII I LLI PS most unkpectfully announces, that A. 1.1 on WEDNESDAY NEX.T, and Three Inliuwink at 12 for 1 &Clock precisely eneti dm he shall S1;113111' by AUCTION, without reserve, 41 N.i 43. York-•••47ace. Kevin's. park, the modern and elegant HOC:4E1101cl) FURNITURE. nearly new, fashioned with signal taste. and in the highest preser vation, embracing a costly rune 01 itrawing•rooni appendage:(, in rosewood and bine silk ; noble glasses. in gilt framer, measuring 93 by 2rt. 6.1 by 513, (ili by 5). 115 by 37, and ntliers of roiror dirncn . SIOCIL clicudelieri and Lan , ! s ; sofas, chaise -lounge., her. glens and chairs, formed of t-sewn:id and silk ; cxullent carp:fling. *Greens, a rosewood cabinet piano • the shaped rind circular anfa, occasional. card, and oilier tables ; C111).4)1 S and pier tables, formed of picked riaseamod : live nnthogsity library book-cases ; dining-ream suite, harmed of a massive cowed :eiLle:arl, with bronze imitating , ; pair of column closets; a sarcopbagmseellaret ; a eostly Pet of dinina.t.ble , , fourteen feet Wog Icy five wine, formed of picked and beautiful oak, and eighteen ebairs, carved listillei and worocco seats. The chambers embrace handsome fourmnst, canopy, and tent bedsteads. with chintz Marries and window-cortitios, en ruite ; excellent seasoned hethii-g ; a ladies'-dress v:r.r.trohc ; chests of drawers ; cheval ri tuber glasses ; toilette and dressing-tablet. The genie; of modern PLATE, of 2.r411 ounces : a Library . of well•stlectcd Books. in haoilsome bi.alings ; a ccliar of choice French anti Foreign Ligneures, and Spirits; an assniblage of useful and decorative Poreelaine and Bisquit ; rich or-molu Chicks, Catuielabra. and Bronzes a collectinn of Paintainga, Drawings, an )li,iatitres ; act excellent service of rich Cut Glass ; culinary articles and misollantous objects of utility and ornament. May he viewed four dayn preceding the sale, by Catalogues only, to be had, at as. lid. each, on the premises, and at Mr. l htl lips 6, 73, New Ilend.street 6,00 . 141,392 To Runcorn - ST. THOMAS' S HOSPITAL. —The SPITING COURSE of LECTURES will commence on FRIDAY IS,EXT, the 20th inst. THEORY and PRACTICE of MEDICINE—Dr. WIT.- awn and Ik. Ett.lo rsnx. MATERIA 311:01C%—m. ROOTS. CHEMISTRY —Mr. 11. Outvote. ANATOMY— fr. Dawns and Mr. JOHN F. South: SUROERV—Mr. Der r. MIDWIFERY —Dr. Lococw. COMPARAT 1%. t; ANATOMY—Mr. Joists F. SOUTH. lIOTANY—Dr. Loss. CLINICAL LECTURES will he given. Pupils entering to the Surgical Puictice of this Hospital ate al lowed to attend that of Guy's. For particulars apply to Mr. Whitfield, Apothecary to St. Tho mas's ['aphid. Total - 5,320 - 713.840 In 1824 . 5.940 - . - 636.401 Increase - (TO Vessels 76,43 M Toils. SHIPPING INTP:LLIGPNCE. LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 11. Wind N. fair. frost.—High water 1 to. p. 1. Arrived the Juno, 11?...t.5. from St. Petersburgh ; Solon, Rick man. from Amwerp ; filmdom, Williams. froth Persian ; Clio, Russel!, from St. Petenthurgh Rapid. Kelly, from Ilaniburgh ; Lusitania, Drew, front Alexandria and Strittipte Creek. The Caroline, leelay. from Liverpool for Dentate, was wrecked 14th ult. near Egersound. The l.iddrll, Liddell, from Liverpool, has arrived at Odessa. The 'Mary arta llargartt, Young, from Liverpool for Newry, was totally !net ter Rallyean Point—eve* eased. The Ann Robertson, from St. Petereburgh, has arrived at Lon. don deny. The Lady DigSy, Harrison, from Liverpool, has arrived at St. John'a, N.B. The Jane, Longbottorn. from St. John's, N.D. for Liverpool, has arrived at Ceti:. A boat helorging to the Grace, Morris, from Waterford for Li mural, has been picked up near Alnwick. It is eepected the cotton will be got oat of the Intrepid. from Alexandria and Milford (on shore at Skivvies Ireland), hot all in a damaged state. One bale of silk is landfill dry. another with come pet, the rextninder not yet come at. Thelinseed will not be worth j the expense of geuittg oat. o PROVINCIAL BANK of I REL AND.--offiern of the flank having been opened foe ,husinetv at 'CORK. I.I3IEIIICIE. • CLON311:1 , and LONDONDERRY, end Offices at other places being boat tube operted-- Notice is hereby given, that be to the original intention of cslirng up a sufficient portkin of the Capital progressively as the local establishments slinuld be deemed and the business comm ented, it hal bc*, vesolved that a further Instalment of Five per Cent. shall be called for t and the same is hereby requited to'be paid on el before the 12th day of February nest. at one of the fallowing places, :—At the Office of the Society. in St. Helen's-place, London. between the h-mrs of Nine and Your daily ; at Maws. J. LA 'Nadia and C, in Dublin ; at the Offana of the Society, pi Cork, Limerick, Clunmel, or I.ontlunderry ; at at the Mink of " Scotland, la Edinburgh. Lundell, 12th January, 1826. • THOMAS TOPLIK, Sire. jdote.—No minder of Shares can be made until the lastahneut vetratikd fee shall have be et psi& 41411111116 OSKrit COOPER and SON, 93, BiAliopsgate-atrix't 4.5 Wit:iin. ArrTIONEEKS, APPRAISERS. 11017 SE AGENTS, and I.: MAW RS, beg to inform 111..0 Friends. and the puhtie generally, :her continue to REGISTER ESTATES and iIOITSES for SALE. in any part of the Kingdom, and trust that few concerns in the metropolis, arising from their lung um. 'loll4lraente possess mare extensive cranexiona far the dispin.al of property. Household Furniture purchased at liberal prices, etr re moved to convenient situwians for disposal, if Sail% on the remises are objccied to. It is the principal fes'nre of their tstahlishment. to settle all ule accounts generally within three days alter the :talks hate been ef fected, and to make no charge for registering properly intended to bedispaatal of by Priv.ite Contract, unless absolutely sold through their stgencv. ESTATCs STTRVEVED and VALUED. ItErniPT of RENTS. Securities, and all description of Pro tperty managed with 'promptitude and despatch, whether under trust or otherwise, and ample sect.rhy given tncere required. °.* J. C. and San have extensive dry store-rooms for ware . bowling rurni:nro of 01l descriptions, on moderate chugs. FALMOUTH. JAW. 10 --Srdled ataa,Wwiet transport, teethe Me.. diterraneap.—Wlnd N.E.. moderate weathae. - I`t.vstourtr, JAN. 10. -Sailed. UK Atiry, :11'nure, for Lon. don • din Havlrd„ (Antrehryd. 4w dltin ad -A, tweldrien ondt elm o+oo:rers. bound rammed. The Maria, Moffatt, resswins, veral others...-1% i.d N.N.W. Cowes. .I.*)t. 11.- The Crisis, Van Dyke. from London for New lork. has proceeded hem hence. The Indus, Moriarty, has OVAL STANNARY or BRITISH MINING AS -1Lst1(1 AT lON. The fihareholders ire 'vowed to meet at the City of London T i mm, Diih.psaltte.sireet, TeESDA V NEXT. the 17th 3 . i , int, at 1.1 t r 1 o'r'oct preciiely, for the rornme of receiving eh: Report of the Corominee ionoi.ltril it the General Meeting of the Shareholders hat the 224 du of N ar eenh,r EN 1(:;17 !Mt FVSON. 26. R3‘itlghall-StreCt. galled far n twerp. PORTSMOUTO, JAN. 11.--Sailed the Star, Kidd, for London; and hie 31ajesty's chip Calliope, on a cruise .— Wind DEAL. JAS. 11.--Arrired. the Sarah. Bateman, from Hon. duns • the Expedition. Wetspo, from Aberdeen for Jamaica the Diary. Holmes, from Amsterdam for Havannah. Panned through from the River. the Sir Charles M'Carthy. Mane, Awls:e els ; the Active, Adams, for St. Vincent's ; the Creole. Galway, for Pernambuco ; and rowel others, names not reportod.—SVind N . .W. light breezes. GRAVESEND, Jaw. 11.—Arrived the obsme, Carl, and Vrouw 'Catherine Maria, Cross. from Hamhorgh ;, Moritz. Yarn, and Mi nerva, Morena•m, from Lielsou ; Junge t2„tralins, Zeplin, from Rostock; Johann Dorothea, ....---, from firenwold ; Armors, Prekert., and Laura. Bezhurt, from Stettin ; Barringmn, Mackie, from Keil; Fishery, Wildacbut, from Woreum ; Thiee Sinters, Schroeder, from depenhagen; •Edvrard . Volckner, and Argo , Schroer, from Dandle ; Edwa rd, Renter, front Pillau. Sailed the Abercrombie, Robinson, for China ; Regalia, Burt, for New /South Wales; Ellen, Duncan, for Tobago; Cosmopolite, Sterry,' for Cadiz; Ebenezer, 'Williamson, tier °Nein • David Lyon, Berry, for Jamaica r Maris, Cameron, for Sierra Leone; Vriends chap, Volon, for Nantes. Nanenv, J,t0t.,;9.--The Margaret and Mary, Young, from Liverpool for this Otort, ran on shore on Sear Rock, at the entrance or thu harbour. 6th bet, got off, and immediately after went on !throe at Cooky Point, and totally wrecked, and the cargo entirely washed out. 'The 'Susannah, Lewis., from Landon to Duntialk, which was on shore at the entrance of the harbour, has beech got off and levaught np to Warren point. Cargo damaged ;itid must !NINO COMPANY.—The Directors I of the Peruvian 3li r.ox Company hereby give Notice. in conformity with the Deed of Settlement. that they have come to a Resold tion to CA LL for AFI ' ER I NSTA leBl EN T of FIVS POUNDS PEE SHARE. from all the Proprietors of !;hares In the Capital of the slid Company, and that the said.lrt ettalamat Is fixed by the said Resnlu , ion to be paid by the Proptie tort on the 21st Dar of January. Pr2ll. and the same Instalment is to be ;tail st the Ilsuki - g Douse of lilessrs. Frye and Chaconfo pman, In St. Miltbed'a-eaurt, Poultry, Losniktn ; end, irr further r mity with the Deed of Settlement. the Proprietors. are hereby informed, that if the salt Instalment be not paid within ten days aer tbe day a ppoiet,ll for naymmt therf, Imetest after the rate ft of 0 .1. for every lila by the year. will be eo payable on such In. raiment from the day lived up to the time when the same shell he actually paid, and that if the said Instalment be not fetid within Two Wender Months after the day Simi for the payment thereof, the Share or Shares in the Cattit:ll of the Company of the Pr:upri ver, who emit so make default. and all the benefits and advan tages whatsoerer %trending the same. will be liable to be forfeited to the Company; but notwithstanding such liability, the Directors are by the said Deed of Settlement ye--tel with full power and authority to enforce the payment of the mid Instalment, instead of declaring Shaver to be forfeited, By order of the Directors of the Peruvian M ingABRT Company, F. 9, Ring's Arms.yard, Dec. 31,1822. Secretary to the Company. 'the Shareholders are requested to compare the numbers of their shares with the register kept tt the °Mee of the Company, No- 11, King's Arms.yard„ Golems-i-streat, previously to the payment of trite instalment at the Bankers, Sleve.s. Frye and Chapman. • eIkTOTICE is hereby given that by Certain Indentures of L'l • Lease anti Re-lease, bearing date respectively the 27th and 46th days of December, 1525. and by a certain Indenture of As signment. bearing even date with the said indenture of Re-least, ANT LION]' CII .111.1..!.:S FOSTER, of the town of Kingston - upon-Llull, merchant, hath conveyed and assigned all his real and . personal estate and effects, to THOMAS PRISSIER and GEORGE EA RI E, the younger, both also at the said town of ' Kingattm-upon-llull, merchants. upon oust for the benefit of his Creditors: and that the said several Indentures were respectively executed by the said Anthony Charles F o ster, on the said 28th day of Decenibor and the said Indentures of Release and Assign ment. by the sitiPrhomas Prissick and George Earle, the yoanger, on the 29th day of the suns month hf December. in the presence of. and attested by. George Lawrence Shackles, of Isiagaton-uPna- Hull, aforesaid, StAkitOT. ROSSER and SON, Gray's Ton-place. Fur ENGLAND and SHACKLEH, Hull. 12th January, 1826. 1311. Georp-s!ree.t...E4linburgb, .ran. 1, 1826. APPENDIX. PLAN OF A CHARTERED COMPANY, TO BE. CATI.ED " THE LONDON 'JANE," TO PROMOTE THF. ESTABLISHMENT OF COUNTRY BANKS. AND TOR PLACING THEM ON A FOOT ING OF PUBLIC SECURITY AND PRIVATE ADVANTAGE. Originally printed an. 1817. The advantages derived from country banks, when prudently conducted, aro far beyond what are commonly epprehended. By their means, country districts en j oy the sante benefits , resulting from abundant circulation , that formerly were almost exclusively pesaessed by the metropolis; and the firmer is furnished with ca pital at : his min door, with as much facility as the manufacturing and mercantile intercata. to which the success of manufacture* nod commerce has been principally owing. There is every reason also, now to believe, that country banking, by encouraging production and circulation, has more effectually promoted the general pro sperity of the country, than any other circumstance whatever. This is etody accounted fur. An adequate circulation in coin cannot be obtained in any district unless it be p'irchased. Hence the expense of procuring the precious metals impoverishes a dkrict, sod chocks the progress of its improvement. • But remove that ob stacle, establish an adequate circulation without expense. and the remotest corner of a country feels an impetus, which insures its prosperity. NotWng, therefore, cal be mort mischievous than the idea of annihilating the circulation of small notes in country districts. It is of the highest importsnr that a system. whose results are so truly beneficial, should he placed on a footing of security t and the best mode of effecting that object would be through the medium of a chartered company. with a large capital, who would act as "A General Agent, to Ruch mutiny banks as chose to ap ply to it. Such a company would be enabld,. by its capital. to p i mply country bankers. possessed of property, adequate to their business, with money in cases of emergency. ,They would not then be liable to the same sudden reverses as they Wpm bow ; more - On Wednesday, the 25th of January, 1826. 21r. Alarm VW com mence the Publication of a Daily Morning Newspaper, IPUE REPRESENTATlVE.—Advertisentints, and 1 Communications far the Editor, to be sent to Na. 50„ Albe marle-street, until the 251 h of January, and after that day to " The Representative" Office, No. 25, Great Georgeastreet, Westmiratcr. iU.S Orders for this Newspaper an requested to be sent to the Posmwaterts and Newsmen. Albemarle-street, Dec. 29, 1825. - unload. PARIS. JAN. 9—Violent gales of wind flour C.S.E. were ex perienced at 80-desox 3d and 4th inst. whirl. c awed a great deal of damage in the roads. The Antigone, bound In several other vessels, were driven on shore, but vermeil to he got oft Mmeown. Thee. 31.—The Mary Ann. of and from Neawrt to Dublin, was lost last niflit on Scnwholm CADIZ, DEC. 23.-1 he Amelia, 800, having smug 11..ak in the lat. of Cape St. Vincent, put back en the 21st inst. The cargo most be dreeherged. G I BRALTAR, Dr.c. 22.—The Ldy Ihmilton. Harris, from Naples for London, struck on some locks on the rivat.i..o shore, about six miles fr:ini this place, on the night of the Inst. bilged, and was full of water. Cargo and materials expected to be .QtRANGSRS' FRIEND SOCIETY for VISITING 1.7 and RF.I.IEVING the SICK and DISTRESSED POOR at 'heir OWN HARI I'ATIt)Ns. By means of the public bet.trolence this Charity has for many Yeats beets kept in uniwerraisted operation. and has been the amy interment of allpvi—iug a large portion of human misery. During the last year, 7.264 eases, chiefly families. ewe visited and relieved. and amongst them the sum of 3,7171. 61, bd. dis. tributed. At the present titne there are tin cases on the books, and many have been eisemitinued on occnont of the reduced state of the funds. The Comi.ittm, under these eircumstanres, rospectfrilly and earnestly rsl;l't Mt aid of a generous public to enable them to continue to rlievc the a rots and gladden the heart' of so great a number of the really distressed and deserv ing Poor. The Col/towing Subscriptions kecorleded CIOFFEE rind COCOA MADE in ONE MINUTE, froth the EMENCE of COFFEE sad COCOA PASTE, told by F. GRAHAM, at him Tea and Pamir Petit Warehouses, earner Hello ganvnge Inn. 117, LUDOATE-S ILL, and 16, PICKE'rT-ST RECT. Temple-bar. COFFEE in bottles im., 2s. (rd.. and is. f 4., and Cocoa in pots Is. and 2a. each ; Esserce of Ginger and all other Spices, Is. C. per bottle ; Pulverised Jamaica Ginger. prepared from the interior I of the root, in assets, Is. 2d. each; Prepared Chocolate in pots, 2s. 81. each ; Hickson's Anchovy Paste, I t. 6d. a pot; and Orange Marmalade, la. fa. po , r lb. ; liabinson't Patent Barley and Groats, Vd. each ; Hartrs Farinaceous Food. 1.. per Ain Gni-' hant:ji Patent Cocoa, :Ss. per lb., and Sassafras Co c oa, 'per lb. ; Indli, Atrow Hoot, 2s. Sri. per lb. ; West India Preserved Giviger, 7e. per lb. Tamarinds, 4s. per lb.; Portugal Grapes, Is. per lb.; sad all Foreign Fruits at reduced prices. Ginger-flaronred Barley Supr and real Faustus: Licorice Cakes. N.B. Ph LabourSogmr. , ill ' 1;d. COWSTEETIXOPLE, DEC. 10.—The Maris, Middleton, which lately arrived from Odessa,pad discharged a cargo of corn, Crltlgigt. ing of 21,500 ken" has been refused permisaion by the Turkish Government to return again into the Black Pea. as boinglerger than the sire stipulated by the Treaty, which is limited to 16,tilel tans (400 tool). It is understood that the Porte means to enforce thie regulation with mote rigour than heretofore. . ST. Jourr's. NEW Haulage-ice, Dee. B.—The Countess Morley will sad for PlTmouth in a day or two. Tine Britannia is nearly repaired, and will shortly commence re.loetling for London. Arrived at Holyhead, the Orion, ---, front St. Andrew's, New Brunawtelt. • The Mary Ann, from Newport to Dublin, was totally lost nerif Milford on titenth ult. Tho Alargaret qnd Mary, Young, from Liverpool to Newry, wile totally wrecked near that port on the 6th Instant. Two large vessels, supposed to be colliers, ave sunk in the N.D. ' Chaotic!, about three miles S.E. of the lower buoy of the At'hiting, in ten fathoms. The Samuel Weeklies, Linden, from Wexford to Newport, was parted with itt a gale off TUVAT 19tb ult., and has not since been heard of. The (Aomori. hlarshall, from Savannah for Liverpool, has put into Dunkin Harbour. and Donations are thankfully as- R. I. r. Sir W. W. Wytm, Bart. a e • His Royal II ighne<s the Puke or Gloucester 21 0 0.0. B. - - 19 0 Right Hon. T. Grenville 5 0 Mrs. S. Vansittart 6 0 Under cover to Mr. H. Clarke. Nov. 24 8.. by post, to Mr. 11. Clarke 10 0 J. 11. Joao% F.sq. 10 0 .511s.Jesarip . 10 0 Ditto, Christmas Dona -10 • non P. J.'s Cbristante Donations : Ferll lying.in women 11 II Ekven Blankets 4 8 Elevess.Saeks of Coals 215 Fosloyecial purposes I 0 Mit.ll.oyon - 10 o l►.lTeseatet. Esti. M.P. 20 o Nun, 24 Der.atinn 20 22 .M. Attwood. Erq. 51. P. 5 5 NVilkinwm - 5 Josrrh Butterworth, Esq. M. P. Right Honourable Lord rs 19 0 Rive Right Honourable 11. W. W. Wynn . 10 0 1 Subswiptions and Donations 3rr received by 31r. Mirr'ott, Tres wirer, 77, Hroad-street„ Royal Excly,ng , by Mr. 11. rlarke. 52, New Bond-street ; 51r. W. l'qoper, 8, Queen -street, Cheapside ; and Ur. H. R. Oliffiths. York-place. Ci.mberwrlL Secretaries ; Mewars. Owen and Elliott, 31, Clutter-lane. Cheapside ; Joseph Butterworth. Esq. and Son. 4.1, fleet.strcet ; Messrs. Imes ' Jones, and Co. 192, Fleet-street ; Messrs. Condell, Powley, andUlarke, New Sand-street t Mr. Allan, Frederick's-place , Old Jewry ; Mr. Harlape, 3. Colpthall-onurt ; by each Alembew of she Comenittee ; Jerratt, 117., Providence-row, Finsbury-square, Collector; Mews. Whitmire, Wells, and Whitmore, Bankers, 21. Lainbold. street; ,lioare, !Invokers, Fleet-street; and Meths& Han:. thersley, Bittlerti Pala mall, T. C•iliselts; Esq. i U Is. Shadierll, Esq. 21 0 Viscountess Mandeville 10 19 Theme. Wood, Esq. 20 T. F.. Esq. by Mr. W. QMITR'S CAMBRIAN ESSENCE wholly supersedes the necessity of smoking meat in a chimney or smoking house, as it gives the tiue Westphalian or Wood Smoke Flavonr in a very sopertor manner and In a much shorter time. Phis highly useful article was well known to, and much approved by, the late Sr Joseph Banks. It may be applied with equal advantage to Hams, Tongues, Bacon, Beef, or Fish. and perfectly answers the purpose in either case. Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietors, Edward Smith and CO. eh fo i s ts, &c., 29, Haymarket ; and retail by Ball and Co. 81, New Bford-rtreet ; Day and Co., 96, Oracechurch-street At kinson. 302, Oxford-street: Leadentall-street ; Neighbour, 131, High Holborn; Roberts. 1111, Great Russell street; Stokes, 42, Fenchurch-street ; Stony. 1211. Blackman street; and many other respectable oil and Italian warehouses.— In bottles, 25., 31. 6d., 3s. each. b e Cooper Riehasd Farmer, Esq. Thos. Farmer, Esq.'s Donation - 5 0 MTS. Croaviehnlme 5 0 Mrs. Lewis, K , ightsbridge 5 0 J. Hammen, L 6 ,1. 5 0 N. N., by post to 31r. W. Cooper - 10 0 At Mewl. Hrimersley and • See Hints on Circulation by the Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair, Bart. published an. 1822, where the Scotch system is described i s tho Appendix, No. 3. An account isthcre given of the six banks , which had suspended their payments in Scotland, during the last fifty years. t See Chalrneree Estimate, p. 297. edit. 1804. Nothing can he more absurd than the idea, when a bank grants cir deposits sthck, that it locks up its caplet. Hat rot the Rank of England lent the public many and cannot it carry on its business ? Suppose a private bark deposits with a Board of Oormaissioners 100,0001 in 'tuck. It not only receives the intermit of that sum. but it is anthortned to circulate 60001 in n o tes , (foe 130.0001. of 3 per cent. stock cannot be valued at par), it will receiveall the profits to be derives/ from their circulation. g With great deference to the opinion of others I would prefer silver, for the following reasons: indispensable for the smaller, and copse:T.:endy the more harder, and less lishle.to we thin profitably„melted down; it • and heavier charges; sill ' lings, or in and it is the g0.._.. silver ever has held, being the always Yr There Co.'s : A Friend T. D. H. A Lady Visa Seymour - - At ?siestas. Haar& : Sir .Initti liennaway, Bart. 5 C. J. K. 12 0 D. T. - 10 0 Jet. Drina. Esq. 5 0 Mrs. MD. Grosvccor 10 0 Hon. Goa. Vasco 2 2 ilvnnoelteata.—A very singular case Of hydrophobia occurred lately in Crescent-street, Boston-square t—Mr. Oullan, survein, Owego-street, Hampstead-toed, was sent for on Wednes day, 2/Ith December, to a stout young mat, about twenty-six years of age, who had been taken ill. On seeing him, he inime distely pronounced the disease to be hydrophobia. It was found, on inquiry, he had bee bitten fourteen months previous to the period when he was seized with the symptoms of that draddlui milady, which renders his cash out of the most extraordinary record. Pr. Clutailiera, Mr. Brodie, and tome ethez nualiml men, who saw him, all declared it the moat violent they had ever seen. A few days before the disease made its appraiser he felt some what indisposed, but neither hinwelf,nor his friends, bad the least .• hydrophobia. Tim wee e. hewever,, soon untie ' CHILBLAINS, RORITIWATISM. SPRAINS, Ike. nUT L ER'S CAJEPUT 01PODELDOC.—Cajcput 13 Oil, which Is tte basis of this Opole!doe, has been long esteemed un the Continent as s remedy fee Ch.otic Rheunratistn, Spesntodic Affections, Chilblains, Palsy, Stiffness, and enlarge. ' runt of the Joint', Sprains, Bruises, and Deaf:scot ; anti the ex: perience of late Tears In England, proves that it merits the high character siren of it by the most eminent in the profession, in those obstinate complaints. Being confined in the form of Opedeldne, it Is rendered more penetrating, and coosecrently mach more elli- CACiOII% as an external application. Rubbed upewthe . skin,tiy means of flannel or the warm hand, it of nerves, invigorates the obsorbents, r culation. Sold in Bottles at Is. Ild. and 2s. gd., Cheepside corner of St. Paul's • and 54, I. Say anti Co. 136. New B o nd-street, end y the principal medicine senders Kjn om. ()f whom also may he had , B 'LER'S CHILBLAIN CERATE, an limprf? Chilblains when broken ; .useel.alsisii3 9•114 1 9 ..- ... Be careful to ask for Butler's Cajeput Opodnislos. a atandani, mentary r Had' have ? \ tibtied upon we SIIM, or WIWI. 141%,“Minf...... ••••• .•..”- it alloys morbid irritation ides of its being hydrophobia. They were, however, soon untie- and accelerates the cir- mired, for fns tho time he felt dilikulty ist swallowing he only survived ferty i t Zhours. Thnegh hisauffarings were extreme, ,by Butlers, Chymists 4, he remained y sensible to the lass moment. • His ease ex- , Ssekville-street, Dublin ; tiled sw as* Wass among . tin gookssi that.bis Moods were and 2 20, Regent-street I app ID for poweisikes to exam the logy, I t was opened i . • throughout the United the p ie er R. Weeks. and a n te IllieerminangiimitemietN il lia: but tits napdaatfes onkel noddle ttlAo immetriedlgo of th e tils- ATE, an -excellent Be. ems. Do via vas 01i101 ,bad secoutento t which ; 4 1.6 its gig*, Berns, Sze. Medd W Ottferlags is a inin4difse, bet that iii all Csieout Optalehlos. . lhat lbet kii at.' • • •, ‘ .:* • -. : 60 6 5 100 0 10 0 :S 2 2 0' .. . . • . .., . , easillderies wrasid be pieced in their *Paget, : snit the misdeed, tabithessai arisen from insufficient digital* woultliss prostimad .. , The advantages of this plan are, , t I. That the atioratit of the citettlation would be known tat polan,o4 siosintrsionets: whereas, st,present. ft Wrath, a in/steer.. , , . „ WI. That po eiriviating paper weld bo brace whine' oidepP4ll.. menritr. . .- 3llptt its gappos e might be limited and kept within doebound‘ . ~ t mil it avoid ultimately,* convertible into tie s .. metals, at the current 'Prier, so as woi to tmotturage.i , p' Or I ft" tha.iroronotto of iMoottifitoo wlerolri.Ao Wollyloofil DA! ittOekaot,tortign entontes,,On the ortrieiPed viveCrenlerreAa• and pertett. btu that gold might siwsps be suainabi.o...worw wow" . , oranted for legitimate purpose.. . . ~. . . PIWORESK OP M A NUI'ACTIMPS IN TIM NORTII .QF I E LAND. . , . (From the &Mat ettaNtile ittoliferl Our linen manafadtete;as yet,lias received but little aid from machinery, the *nimbly and weaving. being all don" byliand ; and althoeeh- by this mode the finer fabrics pp province& superior to any in the world, yet the coarser Stir inferior, and stand zoo it to conmete with either the Beinsh or Foreign. The weavers of the outrser tine e i ns Aldo dial:let, being so tom poorly pail for Ahoy, la ip IMO Mutely Astroil mom is 1 nocupadone etliefiy in the coition; -sr at i a-11 11 7 6 s t atit of msaufacturinf lines cloth is extending mars so thew ee* ward awl to the south, as ft must always go where elip cheaper labour exist% Already have large quantities. agree linens manufeetnetsl In the county of Cock bee! brought here by the northern bleachers and finishers ; homer' 'ever, British mill spun linen yarn is now imported from Great Britain, to be woven here, which is one step towards 1 the improvement of the manufacture; and a furdierande of which may be soon expected—a most respectabld company having been formed, on an extended scale, for the spinning and weaviag linen by machinery. The establishment is.to ,be in the tieighboueliood of Belfast. Jr is to be feared tits our export of coarse linens to our colonies will receive ^ ,severe check in having to compete with German linens, by the late adopted commercial policy, permitting foreign. manufacture to be imported into these markets. 'The cot ton manufacture continues greatly on the increase, air the rpinning. factories being at full wmk ; some of these establishments are on a most extensive scale. and docretlis not only to the spirited proprietors, but to B ;NA; and As north of Ireland. Not only the spinning of the fiuer yanpn, and the weaving of fancy mains, have been brought to great perfection, but the dyeing and printing .of bpda ealicaes and mualina are carried on iu this neiglibourlie most extensively • large qinsidities of those are regular# exported to our cannel, to North and South.,Anseric,a,.ind to other foreign parts. Another branch of. the cs*qn time nufacture, that of adorning muslin by tarnbonnag pgit needle work, gives employment to upwarcie of tore 414104 of our female population bf this town and neigbininrirogi.: While this trade in the sister kingdom was sXicted g . ' the baneful effects of combination it remained in a hea Jr state with us. The good sense of our working prop (operatives) was proof against the wily sophistry of impostors from Glasgow, styling themselves delegates, w tried iu vain, by flattering their prejudices, to induce them to to join in heir preposterous and ruinous sweiaing* Weekly there are quantities of calicoes and ungli pf their workmanship shipped: for the Manchester leg Iplbe gaw markets, which give evidence of the activity . ape operatives, whose industry and intelligenc e is. every . r og the increase, aided as they . are by their 'Reading Ancigtint and lately eatablished Mechanics' Institute. -. . Connected with the cotton trade ,a new man with us has arisen, that of machine milting. y jiave extensive establishments in this line been , most ably employed, and are now most busily engaged in ling their increasing orders. _ . • . 04TRAGER- AN IRELAND. slum. it At about six o'clock on Thursday se'imight, a band•st miscreants, consisting of about forty persons, having levelled to the ground the Five-mile House, the property of Mr. Philip .Lennon, Lieutenant of the Roscommon Militia, proceeded to the residence of that gentleman. Having broken in the doors and windows, notwithstanding a spirited resistance from Mr. Lennon, who, though 're armed, beat back the first six men that entered, they made a wreck of the furniture and dismantled part of tins house. Mr. Lennon having been at length overpowered by numbers, fell beneath the blows of his assailants, and hs•v• ing received several wounds and bruises, was left in a Stites of insensibility by these brital ruffians. This outrage took place in. the Barony of Glonlonart, County Westmeath*, about two miles from Moydrum Castle, and five from this town.—Atlilone Herald. At an early hour on the night of Saturday sennight, a respectable elderly farmer named Robert 31•FIlistrann, re sithugot lAckatpure, about four,miles from this town, *as wantonly assaulted in the streets, bi lot* drunken, dis orderly rioters, who • beat end cut him in so barbarous a manner, that he since languishes in itpinent danger cl his life: Two men, named Maurice Dowling and John Leary, • werion Sunday, morning committed to theeounty gaol by J'rovost, charged with being aetitely . .eoncerned in this in *famous outrage. Mr. Al 4 Ellistrnm to a man of R eacestble and. irreproachable chatacter.--..Trairc Piper: • .. ... THR NEWCASTLt. HeiIIit•ITEALER TAKEN.—On Sun. day last William Thonspimt, of York, only 17 years of age, was apprehended in Carlisle, and lodged in goad on a charge of stealing two horses at Newcastle, under pretence of ordering them in the names of medical mot known to the owners. On Monday he was brought up at the Mayer's .office, and underwent a long examination. It appeers that he ordered the first horse be stole on the Fetenx• stated, dressed as a groom, and no suspicion wax ewer tained. The animal he rode off to Bramion, and nearthat place exchanged it for a pony, which he aftereArtleeold. to a person in the employ of Mr. Blamire, of Thaokwood- , nook. He then returned to Newcastle, and obtainedaito titer horse by a trick similar to that alluded to, and,agaux set off in the direction of Cumberland, and having reached Carlisle, he employed an auctioneer to dispose of the, am - mal for him. which was effected on Saturday, hat 'he ANA i Apprehended hi-fore the money was paid. He b.se.beett pent off to Northumberland gaol, and will take his trial iu that county . . Both horses have been recovered and .rie turned to the owners.—Cumbet land Parket. A fatal accident, resulting from the debasing habit of drunkenness, occurred on Monday evening. Between six and seven o'clock, it being very dark, a person driving his cart along the turnpike road near to the Soho, liandelsorth, perceived sotnething lying in the middle of it. whitlrhe as certained to be a man in a state of stupid intoxication, whom he offered to assist in removing out of the stay, bin he refused his aid, replying several times— . " fl--n von, you are a fool, leave me alone;" upon which he passed on to the turny•e gate, about a hundred yards further, and telling the kveper of the circumstance, they got a hgbt and proceeded to the spot ; when, however, they arrivid there, their assistance came too late, for they found the roan had been killed by the wheels of the Traveller stagi-mitill, which was going towards Birmingham. passing over Ins body. The name of the deceased was Thomas. Williams. and an inquisition being held upon him betuiss 14: South, Esq. Coroner, a verdict of accidental death wasveturnesi. and a nominal deodand of bs. fixed upon two of wheels; of the coach.— Wolverhampton Chronicle. A serious accident occurred ' Park, Vith great deference to the opinion of others i would plater of sue coucu.—cr 1nvr,,...•. r ...........• -.--- - for the following reasons t---,Cliver is indispensable for the A serious asident occurred the day before yeeterdiv at , K, an d consequently the more numerous , payments; it Is r, and less lishlato wear thin Old ;it cannot be so easily or Osterley Park, the tof the Earl of Jersey. 'A yOnng ably„melted down; it cannot be exported, but at a greater OA gentleman of the name of Williato Legrne, of very re- easier charges ; ale our,fccoutits are kept in pounds and chit- apectable family, whilst Alain?, on a pond; by:-dire . ter or in reference tip silver : it is the least subject to variation; is the general legal tender in Eu,rope and America. Indeed, breaking was suddenly immersed into the water: itgleptral ' other vouths were on the ice at the time, bet stilefretti to ever has held , and probably ever will hold. the,premeetive of ' - t he the general standard in commercial countries ; gold being I r"o7er body proved inteettinki that 41 '' 8/1 . "441 - 41 2,— t° is vaned by Oyer, but not ailver by gold. i the. intensity of the weather,' it bas not ' yet tnifte d. 'ere are some excellent obtervations On the subject of a4ver sa . The youth was of very remising Mind and tikindille 11 . oder& in air. ftati,ns'a soteeb, ptinted in Warlaaetra I'a/ho- ary Debates for a pal 11)21. and the agony of the parents can be belie! sillsekintearthart ' to* described. - Ile disconsolate mpther Mt ibaaCiielet , i ~. id silver been the standard, it would sot h!Ktrin. , .. thi l • dr aW aVIDO the' k an ki their metagitruniacy, j u vii.diog i hyatarjca as hearing of the fatal ; .'a 11 . in ta- n. . . • . ! -arms in . a *cry thstreaaing scatty( mini. -: • • •;,.• • . . tit tg, nt ^d. If. Lay El. 41, ,cr, no the 1111. the MIOf we. Lig. lag siam 1 ..[ ti St INN fUlf,