The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1811-02-19 00:00:00

• . r --.4.- - . . • . . . Ma -spetifyirog the crimes of which they bed lien the Arts now is force irksrdinz the Highways end ..... . . . -*,'..? SS 1 t POE TRP. hied e in:Witted. end the Owes from slaw they Tornpikeltuode in Engtand and Wales ; and to august . 4 1 were entharkee."—Ordered, such additional regulatiuos as were necescory fur the repair . .....- I L , Tr ' r , WY TO MRS. JORDAN. V ' CRIMINAL IN PORMATIONS. uud preservanuo thereof." . 1 42: 41) 47. : - '-;:.... L d .. .-- • . I • Lord Fenimore's.; g tve notice that ne woulrl, on IRELAND. .-..-.,...<- r -..:....- (fHPIIII THIC'EATaI lIVRAL/O) .. Sir June NeMeollir moved fur an nceoutit of all so fuer day. . s .piely for an ncereant of the number et Litx. , -..,,, . -........,., . "",. of Cantina! Informations filed e t officio by the SUMS of money paid into the British Escliegeer - 1 \ • °' VIA L/A ! too* thy star lies shone, e ~ i• Attorney-General, for a given period. e He had re- from the Exchequer of Ireland, ddrtng the year, COVENT-GARDEN THEATIIE. 'With hot sod tastes alt ils owo; • pestedly, during the last week. come deoth to tee lBOB, loitel. and 1810 containing a statement of ; • the ant cherge of the ' public expenditure of Rog. --Onese-- After BIN Jtaisotes excellent Comedy, Every HSU abed o'er inn* a seesiic theme f House, in the hope of seeing the Right Hon. end its von eroahro phyla, beam. and and Iteland.—Ordered. . e teamed Genderiaau (the Aitorney-Geuerel) in his i Mia in Al, thillalr e the Grand Dramatic Itu- mime o f Blue Beard. or I'eae.le Curiosilu sus Vieflr.lird ha( dry cystic skill SUPPLY. , place, for the purpose of requesting. informatien U p on the motion of the Cusotcatodat of the a Has led. ilieamatmer at will ; .. t t ~.,,, relative to an individual who had been convicted of Eggeoeouge. th e receiving of the Report of the last night revived at this Theatre. The piece iteelt, ' For force mu circuits of the 111111 . . Hon. a; G g e tt a i t t l i e e l a n s ti ( i M o t pp i oti De te l t * . m.) l4t l i f oni tota of on ttihiee Committee Of Supply was t - onstpo . ned till to-morrow. ;the p roduction of Mr. COLMAN, possesses sotficient intrinsic merit to place it deseivrilly at the head of , Hu lif...lossetelikel pheo.lite nen. SLATLI. this species of etotertaioment, which, of late years, Such .-tither dwelt VIPOCI the tongue, subject, he would feel a his dotty, at a future Mr. BaJUSHAII gave notice, that, in pursuance i &oh earth sal er'ry femme houg ~ i. , t period, to draw the attention of the Hodge to the of his getteml notice last Session. be should, upon has lrnhaps become too popular.—The dialogue, loam tarta and nature so entwined I beanies*. whether 'serious or comic, is well adapted to lhe characters—the poetry is pretty—ohd the music oit . iF , . Thursday se'eanight. wee for leave to brine, tit a A tod nviit the mind; MR. POLE'S CIRCULAR LETTER. 13111 for regulating the state of Slaves in Canada. Thine was no qoanil outlandish trick, Mr. Ponsonne said he rose for the purpose of A djou rn.-d. ... excellent . But the style in witch Blue Beard . Nu straining, 0,A -waling, Vest is' kick ; it ' ' putting a question to the Right Hon. Gentleman - o -- .... or____. _ . _ ___ was last night prothaced, in respect to its r :. , opposite (Mr. Pewees!), on • subject of the greatest se Ton Blueish Pam of yesterday was published at scenery, machinery, decorations, ate. gives it No mouth remit:Meru whitic, i 4, .' " li Moment that had 'mitered fur a long tinge. Ile tin o ' clock lathe the Mornisg. . the moat decided pre-eminence over any spectacle To muck th' unlettered ear wan Wine : Die English sense illformed a fra 'rke e 1 .....' ad seen, in common be supposed with every other --.---- wh:ch this, or perhaps any tither stage, has ever - o f ''ae. ou. Member of that Howie, a paper, 'purporting rpti E BRITISH PRESS* witnessed. The opening view of Ibrahius'a cot- Of composition quite the came. TitA id I ! v i e thy star be gone a . a. . to be a copy of a circular letter In dby the Pri gne_ - on- ►a / ►le. " rage, and th- hsatiiiful count') around it, is high. it . o„cipel Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant ef Ireland, ly picture.que; and when Alsomeliquee grand pro- To light domestic scenes dune; LON!ION, and addressed to the Sten& out/ Prioripil Mag.-- • cession was inarshalled ou the some. the effect was Ere thou quit us good Sod all, er li trete. of the diffetent counties end county towns of TUESDAY. FIISIWAILY W. extremely superh.The scene of the Blue Chamber is Deign to drop thy spaugled pall Ireland.-1\ he wished to know *Ms, woodier, ..---.........—. also very horetiful. • The paiiitinga with which it is Os shoulders such as may hat ; before that step was totes, the ptessure of his The following Bulletin was a lever, at St. James's , ottiamented are tasteful, and their i lassical execution Whereon the splendid gift may cm W ' novel Highness the Prince Regent hart beta racer. Palace yesterday : 1 enamfeas superior abilitieg. The transition, when With too the grace and Leif the ease WI ' Lined cm th e. subject ? And. if it had not been el wildsor Castle, Fcb. is. I Fatima's fatal curiosity induces her to enter the That thou, the wearer, wont to please; X . - tOnsulted, whether Ministers conceived the Go- t° His MAJESTY continues in .cli the • one. 1 The scenes of pleasure, with which the walls are forbidden apartment, was excellently managed.— And let thy delegated mask moment °Pleased authorised to publish the letter " H. HALFORD. (.t moiety we ..uty ask, r‘t alluded lo ?In thus rising to request infortnatio r, •• w. II OBERDEN. I decorated, were changed to representatoene of hot- Contented if them will list seine ~ r be bad uelswitsji to trespass, on the attention of the "R. WILLIS." . ror. with a celerity which does honour to the talents A partial heiress to thy fame) ......-.- ess --„,.._ i'''•e House, atel aprild say nothing farther. We were eerfectly correct in stating yesterday, '' olio ... ~ 1 Ile scrim in the illuminated To some kindred metridi impart :1 i The Cnkteceeede, of the ENeneettea felt no that . the measure of enforcing the Convention Alt fantasticalli• beautiful. 'I he figures g ier s e e r " e nt es t : 1 4 4 pad—and the general effect teat asur the sowe'rost of those art, .. -. , manner of elifficul.y in anse egiug the inquiries oh in Mr. Poesoenv, and in the ' Lords by the Earl of f 4 ' are the Rieht Hum Gout . The eubjeot to wh hhe against the Catholic Meetings in Ireland. never was ere illy hoolit, ned by the excellent dancing %1 . ' had referred a re as new to him (Hr. Peter )on submitted to the Regent, nor ever „received his of Mrs. l'tftliEtt— her tambounae deuce was jp i . Thursday ntght, al to the Right Hon. Gem r man sanction. 'nue eitteset was introdneed lust night " r Y h i g h ly omit ideei. But that which °pr. en that looming. Till that night the measure sus in both Houses of Parliament: iu the Cominons by I' ceived that the tweeting to which-the circular re- , . . • • leered metered it necessary to take any such step. te • .. i. 1 Having learned that niece:ratty, however, he would the •first intitnatiotoof the business which Minn. reti, as the Crest atraction of the evening, and called forth .dl the appleuse which it was posit. We fur ait nude rare to gorgoe.gras the i n t ro Meted : ono in both - it Was distinct)} ' urclared. that of to er 16 ► real horses:sot the stage—in lieu of "'the pasteboard triutaretamnd nook cavalcade" state that Ministers had the most perfect coidi- tr re received was the THunday last ; unit farther, which we h ail been accudoined to see—a number of drove that the leidi Government had acted with • that Mr. W. Pot.ea vi s it to Ireland was twi ll s the equine race, itiotitited by Spohie, made their 11.111 the she/ten( sportive spleen That Renedick trauelLuslyesCrees. Then, Th• IA 4,, torn thine eyes To scenes where nu dettnion lies; Thy bawds Warts unmeant fur 'bow, . That uu direct :septa% al know, Sate what tby cunscresi. e ins& bestow . Nor prise the commendation less Of dos unflati'eing mein trees, Thau all the thund'ringuiterludts Of fascinated multitodes. . 11 1 4.., . perfectly Harmon to Miuistere. It was not emi- r prudent regard to the public safety. Uhler thaw unconnected with it...41r. p . ' 'useat .1 Cf. tit orenaia p ersona , d hil • t J • OLL certa:nly art oir • • • . • . Nu ea 01 e 1 . There distaut Item thestrie strife, eircuusstanceo the pleasure of the Prince Rege • nt great degree of 'sagacity. Instead of the scene of 'to •., - .AI bad toot been taken Oil the subjetto—No opportunity expects for Onliliu on Sunday the 3rl instant, arid Mitigate s e retract:ou in t e gam ir-ath er„ Alm r ' I ' h ' tad is b . . bad tier Greed to the Cermet Miuistere—soft, of he is daily expected back, Aide/ efficio.—lt will as orig.'s:illy performed, a grand battle scene has 'E course, nit emaraunicition bad been made. s be curios* to learn the letauess thst carried him been sulistituteel—The Speshis storm the castle— Along tire quiet walks of life, With equal excellence of ant Perform the snaltikriuusepart ei st ... 4 ". Mr. WARD inquired. whether it was the inters - to Ireland. Theta may be other rounds for the en- numbers are seen falling in " the imminent That Clerivtiaa, PArtet, Friend impel', . • tioa of Gorr rument to lay berme Parliament any deadly hreoe Is," and the coyote) , chorge repeat- Till life's eventful drama Chat:, forternent of ti C • g te (onillion Act; but on reference Papers on the stthjeet ? edly across the mag.•—eieverel of these well.taught Thom humbly bope Ave h plaudit given Ls The C•excimeoe of the ESCRSQVIR stated. " hi4111".19 it'srill befounil that it is placed entirely guagosois fall. as it woutorlerl--and seem, by their To worthy deeds by gracious Hessen. in • t that such iittormetiun as was proper Government alio exclusively upon the conduct of the Catholic convaltive motions, to feel the agonies of death. Bath, Feb. e. X. -- ...,--- • • •., would of course grant-ebut a simoitic motto.) should Committee. The conduct of the Catholic Committee The whole of the combat, which terminates in the . • 0 ; be made on the Ije that M . 'sier might la/1/153 PLOWDEN. 4. . able to judge of li t u li t e o ts opriety o f piolucin g g the e ' • . pettier, eullght to be otaateed. /-• . li- aid Mr. WAILS gave notice, that nn Friday next is the sole reason essigned by hen for awaking this terrible Statute from its slumbers. Ministers , castle , o was "al y perforno.d. It was the no- tature repregemstiou of a fi eld of battle. The h e in their answers last nigot, appear to admit that audience expreseed their appr-leation of the piece would move for the production of Mr. Pale'. Cir. they are not billy informed on the subject, mend by unigersal acclemorions— which werereiterated en \lr. C. I Ili MONSON hoped, that, in issuing in- . . - 141 - 11CilliOS to die 1,i.11 'Government. cart hail been i aectre tu it. The Regent, we morderstand. re. abe beastunformedhe • qiere to before gores his filed. Mi. BAARYM.RE prequite OS the —. w o__ The following Letter is copied from 74e rho was addressed :--- was digoffewl nod its- new, and, as such. h•tighty Boshase.-111.4 BOLTON . / " U "L t Advertiser Newspaper, to the Eddcr of *lnds .t bent up to public auernaelve limn, ea - 4111CCS imperiously force me to iewiest Mc weenie* uf the foilowileg hue, in sour Paper :..-. •I° l a s Joe • wl ma ve death of dtb i surtefi t r h e i and _the conftagration . of his '-f .l - , cellar Letter. slid rho for any other papers which therefore we cannot be certain that they will per . its beide announced for represerstatioo this evening. oTO THE EDITOR (IF THE . HULL ADVERTISER. it e- 412 , „.1. . 111 - 1 Cote 13 e :11 ideette the se bi.,, e y. The pelllVlllllll characters were exceedingly well " eta—Rein through nemluieue o beeomo a peddle clew • taken to prevent ant' idea geing abroad, that they eaoction. Fatima a.s very iuterestt .g. Hoe ste""toit thirt ii A sear Minim of : mine has erroneously gives oat, that ;tweed to use the prosi , ions of a penal Act to Moder The full • • —"l.. . • with Saline. and the beautiful .or, te When pensive it oasis etsieptiairce Irii4 say thetheer wish.? rite/ entered es a 111 owing is an extract from the Dublin A .1.. any body of His Mejeety's subject from exercising l . r asa Oil my loot," 1 , 1.-re 111 Killy glip11111.!rd, Y o h orrice' permit; threettiug to env the dire necessity which I- the right of Oetition. He had come down to the Papers of the Pith, received yesterday : Worst-. Feat:ore and Sonoms. as !thaceatne and mattered it I bold wren bounden in honour, mid the sine 4 n H m House. en Sot last, for the purpose of giving " 131:81.11. MB. 14. Ibrahim •'A . suppart .. th ese respective characters with sere affection and weer-Ailon I 1er....r that unfurrni..dciitro , ti ilk refute the assertion When turned penny less ant of one °Mire of hir intentoia, on Friday next, of inovirog " Campequipage hag been delivered nut to the great bunion r,-.... _t Irs. Livros, as Beata, was rap- r house by a relentless landlord, os the toil of 'enemy fitly, for the repeal of the Convention Act—but the troop., and every pr-paration mimic for Wong the tiironele applauded no her r.ual,oi.e little air—" /lie Mr. and Mrs. Leleatel Jeeningluon received as IMO dire. i i House had adjourned. He weuld not give that field, if it should prove hee eeeee v. sparkling eyes were block as jet," which btu. ex- Acmes us every huspit lily mid kindeiceoel till we could center' with great pathos. ti e r duet with Shaecalme Pmvu i. " a !o'!gof. Above three months elapsed from that notice for a day or two. until he had rieer:ved „ . , - -so at is repotted , we know 'lot upon what autho. was also _ . h ~ , o . , time, 'ere I made my awe:nowt re public; sod daring that some information which would throw • litet ou the subject. KING'S ILLNESS IN tee. . Mr. Wet renseet ewer mitten, that on Monday very mut •iyi imam : fl r. t •If Loa. 141141411 city, that the Habeas Corpus Art is to be suspended we never heard in Inciter voice, sustained the cha- w av ed' des ' in lielend.—(Correspootent.) ---.......--... text he would move for the appointment of aCo , e- We are concerned to airnr uoce the loss of that probation. , mitres to search the Lord.' Journals with I regard s, the King's Mans in 1804; and he about I these . c. . . take the opportunity of teaming ate early day for taking that subject into C 0.41. &nation. • tire frigate the Amethyst, of 36 guess. The fol- -1 .wing accounts are elven of this unfortunate ac- - , cident : racier of Selina with great e ff ect. Ms singing ional ousel from the abovement Introval inithing was pftailtitt'll, IN even seggested, for my mo. ra or illy supple t ; except • Itiatle belf pro- allied 'eloteve. that at / eras eery seeing received and merited the must flattefiug up. Mermen's with "IF *doll(' ti . I ir""la lie t.i."'" dim"' reared part If Fropload, and 6.e..sed a Ilsiglaft, perl apt marthme nogkt iilllll 7 .'Vit rt fee sly ginietreoner. My hatamtiate greats,. of The Moose was crowded al meet to suffeeertiou— ; t ~,h„, „„„ il d t idewate r pp " , y mother receoved I. i reply. a g reat number or persons. onion c;:ult1 not procure •• i cannot help isireemons, or their proynorstenn. It has -mite, tided the coffee-rooms tend corttelorer. been curreotly reported (and by many • credited ; that irec't , o- -6 a a!ane hope me 'as tire Starr ketmg atiorred, eaajh I tell se le es le air a, if COUNTY Of AYR. During • heavy gale of wind, et S. W. it Ply. Sunday, after Ilia 31A-it-see 11.1.1 given an •iiiii. act °we it, a!trs'le 'l'l'4'4 of Am It" ( "fim Aoßdrelf Peel.d.o. O. 1 ty Mit Censtutle, of Burten repterride, ren _arse cersia. I C 316 A new writ was ordered to be issued for the mmith, on Feeley night foe, the etvierAyst frigate, cure In Mr. Pe Noce ie, lie »sliced tan Windsor . .wine you, Sir, timers as sot the seuelleet tireartstimi for the ••• county of Ayr. for the election of a Member in o f 3 6 g„,, laying at single anchor. drafted on shore l'ernoe, acrompanie d ley the Hakes of V.11t1( Used ; revolt ; ncr have I sees that lady. or cart heard she mode , therroom of the Honourable David Boyle, who a . , C•S4SSTOGie, attended by three of the Doctors. ' env ~iiieur, after rue Had :t not been for the bovinity of the 1 t about one co cheek' at night. near Mount Bat- • since his election has accepted the offiee of one of • 11 R oyal lStDrakes efierwards left Windsor for : late thalte of Queensberry, who, unasked, (trebled me to ::e• To the Lords of Juoiciery io Scotland. ten Point, where she now lays in a very dangerous London. Its MAJESTY was expected to re p eat "1"1"11 tie journey holier, awl pennant proper theatrical apparel, I know not shut would have become of me, hem; POPULATION. situation at the rode.. Her 111.14111 have been cut his walk yesterday. kilt with my logy anther totally destitute. Mr. Rost. in pursuance of his notice, introduced away, and a great ,„,, y o f he, eves, i t i s to we d, Ye.teritay a number of persons of distinction , e I hose, through the bles,i.ig of Dienes. Provideuce, by his emotion upon this subject by a l•w prelimtmory have ht. on 4,,,,,- o , . . 'lt Th nrr en sitteinpnefg to lea er. ree celled iit Cirtelon 1101111 t, Mettle itoquiriee, and ieft 1 the indefatigable ceertioss of CV- little tare at I Rau, i........., R (theme/long. He amid, that in King William e and my evict wie of said ie. prnadralele to b• their catch. tit consequence of so erroneous para. eetti IT pubic, . have been picked up • and a boat's crew, be-, irate cundoct, that, when peranation ceases he Wow me. I time the population of England was said to here men ' retell which •appeared in a •paper of y esterday, the p shalt ecii&esuc houourahly, aid I hope comfortably, to isrp• been five nail ions and • half; it bad been since hi" meertatned to have been six mullions ; but now it tightener of the fr igate, __ging to a trarsaport in Cetwater, that writ to th e Illln Saturday. a Concert wee performed for i are all drowned. There Benefit of Ik. Howse of Industry. in the I age As- 1 Part egret( and revered parent. ,• r ergot, Mn. Editor, to hose Cutts obtrod...l my converge bl tale Loud :me' • e •us ac s , ter affably Room, George-street. Falinherith. when I open the public ; but pii IC ,/ A•i • . was reported to be !warty eleven millions. lined.- are on the beach the rimming of sae Immo. five of Mr. lisaliall. Madame Desists. Mow GitiGIOIV. P"l'clf °NI"' Wad the increase Is id been aid larger; but m that te e n belong to the AmesAgit. .• I am, Sir, your obedient servant, • country, ae sell es mu Irelen I. there wets a dared. et, Mrows. ELLIOTs rod • EVANs, Meese.. Coma. " ANNA MARIA HAMDEN." ty in aseertremig the impuldien, on ammo , ' of •Solrelta eetoun f. Texans. Airmen. sod Goo, contributed their o H a n, lee . l e, 1511.•• the register. of oworiegesbetog very deficient. 'Pus Last night it blew a trenteadous gale from the exce ll eot unite d e ff o rt s for the ameiremeet of the weg • subject both of public tied pity te incionve. N.W. m bar for sea to far W. accompanied with both a heavy se a , that the (remitic.. Them were spoor& of 5000 Ladies and Mr. Cult., ex,. .ble d .. Canals , red Isom hi. late in 'spot , ition a' to be a ate mimic', tlt in regard to the settlemect of proper. ,00mtAgm frigate. Capt. Walton. parted her (little., Gentlemen at the Concert. The l'arlormers coo- receive ty ; and therefore he should trots for leave to and drifted on the rocks under Meurit Batten (near tributed their services gratis. to set out on Saturday for London. ' uired Col. Cute's, hoe resident at Poonah, and Capt. being its ". Bill to atieertant the population of Greet woe s the p ane 1 . 01 1.0 the .. The Earl of Illtxtevotto sometime ago tug 9 was ' 99 '''',.... - into the eireutnalmices of rarione,poor humors in , SYDSNStaIg. late resideut at Hydrebad, an seem( Britain and Irelatot, and to state the causes of the t h e ' Pat a . ue , lies bilges', ad:s h er meets cot Swat , . A• parrlCS. the parish of Carlisle,. and where he found them i the 'lumber of passenger* ill the lutist toaster iticrievie or eliminutero thereof." Sir Jana NEWF. sae . ..Arnie fed. thist the hest mode lees had resched the Admiral's C)Oce white this in want, 'administered relief with • delicacy suitable any, new attired. of anonym e the ohjems in ries wont , ' he to appoint Paper went to prat—n e e Neer of two beau beiug to their feelings. Wedsiesday lad, • numerous Ri..l very mimeos- a Corninetee in take evidence upon the subject es swatatnet. that shout 30 men are missing, and we l Mr. Ft rasitilions's C , ',memo on Thursday even- tile meeting of the inhabitents of Plymouth ear treat to the lovers COsibethell al the Guildhall, for the loo p", o r sa t- -1 to Ireland slid &tithed, met to repos t their opinion oar ' of theta have , , .... ~ . _ ing, promises a must harmaiatous moat perinea. IMF ilittlpfti R ood singing and ingtromentid nsh.j mg an Adetress to His Roys' Highness the Prince thereon to the oise; for in theneiel red other o. u. woc , has bees Isis-l y re fi tted. "" a e l der 1 . 60 1 order'. M . Began It Watt to wog •• bin. E 11411114 ICA Cott it WA Vall i on 1114 ..,.. I ...nce of ow Reeenev. points or elem. there were very material rittlieultue' ' ern wt Yotk, last night, on his way to Louitmo form His Royal Il•olfiess tier IF ulna Riots? M l in micertmeing the r.,..,1•„,„, the parochial rewates.. OA only wasted fora shaft of mod. (0,.. ig .cmooy p!,,0,,,,t me /m int a 0- 1 ,..... thorns* Armen few rehoervetious front Mr. D. Gtent end Soho writin g the above, we leers that • Mid. Scotland. . , ( p ies-mire , to Peter Ogilvie, now uncle. sentence of 1110 Rues. leave Won given en bring ter the sit : at , to h b e km h e Plymouth Dock Theatre has been fur many noise •• fife men ate en pee up en t f Btee-Bear.l , eteserk in the Tolhisoul. Lilsoktow„ ithieft.efter•short interred. Was oecurtilitg!y brought i • of - birch, Too "2.6". ""''''. who assisted In Ante haying gratified the peileise with s• 'erg: re- We worth mood Mat yore n , eq holiness i.e the 0 •p. mid read a fleet time. Sir done Smear, three gave notice, that I.e savino teal of the rbeterSeoes crew s ere oleo wed rations of this gram' piece, the altiu•g•r h- is Cots Coutt of Weterhod to call for the iatesfeton;.• • =Obliged t• lay mode thee *few ca. for Ili.. a sic. Of dee Commis. 0. , ../ . I sageriee Paper.) CZ OMSK upon Tigeoley W.V. move fur the appoint- to be lost with their nieo.— / f. ow,- lee', Plesmairi now or bringing out the rand Drama of ''/ ke The C.'kesit.fieist par Let. Copies' , i.tegoariv, ar. -r meal •.f • Crettruittee to conslder the hest mode of f e i egnsf 0 il ascertaining rhe poptelatine of Semitone' end Ireland. -- Tempest. rood at Parooroth no Feeley, mitts owl, tf„,, 'ha La , 01 t om ltlatal against Ilk Aberdeen Timetrorelis appear to he in a most Beasai; W. Ku'Janeiroonthe Wilt INeernal.oe. n Mr. Rosa repeated, that the great defect in those Owe WI the gem II tonotture coitsisted in the want of regularity in the etrootry. by Allier". ha,, • bwer rettmeed try the ape peeoperoo, %rare. to, w i 0,,..,,,t 0 y, /tie We.s is. She was drainer' tonne 'aye by Loot o revive:ono. se Nan i•in regi,tera. ?ointment of an Envoy Poor medlars!, and Marmite .14.14 and // i.aasdio Wind. were troweled to sotr.et, toe dhoste les hrooso,, h I -a • ..reg of wee trews alp 1 an the set eel rof *tech am ii Atte woo PloloootonWaty to that rummy. Mr. PlWG•kallt muter the thirtmage of Sr Sis. Foals*, Burt. 'it 4r to Val*. . • - TtIINFIKR ROADS. ty Mr otilegra to ....--006,,e i•••riieul or lona tr•lie l etred. X , Sir Joss sic:Loot Mica, ~..I l e ave to being in a will of femme tension here• Creep. war , on over& wrong helve. Oa Ito •, . . . 0 . • a 4. it.4l at Ra o is th - I 01 " O. in- Punish', termini tools place; end lest eight toe flu Mayon • dip lipercuet4 .. s le BB to attend rue lives now remota( was lo Highway. The i d yl deloolittelbe• from Luba In I On slim' on let. 3. ill i. ( Cor e d WITS Is Waggle sioronttotelf ea goottetiven of too city were to sosi..n s the pear a ..I 15th Drerroloe. l-e I.itle Jan., an 4 Taraihke Iload a 111 Poolasid aid Wale., foal trillion .. .iv Mirror" a to, Lovadep'el sarieell 'nor le. eapeetea I'M Sorrel ass/ G:essaisaa, we the 'nerdy of L oo t - We S. 60g. ..%. 4tl. 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