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Foaled tlarr ; bat havingdiseetered tteir mistake, ihey sought fur him at one of the hotels; but, e believe, with uo better success. But though nu ,i ro ug symptoms of popular ferment were aliscenii ble hot night, beyond the ordinary effervescence of a Westminster election, we must not therefore treat the m atter lightly. Ministers by their conduct in the care of GALE. JONES, of shutting the gallery, and now of Sir FMANCIS Bi RDETT. have exasperated the people 'yea noire than they offended them by the %Val chmea Expedition. Such is the legacy bequeathed h. 31,.. 'oaKE, and of which Ministers have made .; good 'a use. We never were among the 'letterer' of Sir . FRANCIS BURDETT, hut we never denied his popularity; and surely this was net the moment for committing them ,ores with so great a favourite of the public.— Th e y will, no doubt, say, its their justification or lefener, that it is not their fault that Sir FRANCIS .• q u e d punishment, and wished to be sent to the ':ower ; but we know that this is taut the fact. IVe bo re r, with Mr. Poasouns, that the Baronet it; radr.l* reprimand, more than imprisonment in the 'Tower, because the latter punishment carries alai a more dignity; but we are coufident that he did Il ea wish or seek either. By sending hint to the Toeicr, they have displayed their characteristic imbitility and sluntsightedness, in mistaking le „iiv F o r sa-velity. It will not do to say, that, tr ordming him to the Tow er, they finish the business at mice; whereas, had he been ordered to he reprimanded in his place, hr would have made a contumeliow , answer to the SPEAKER, and thus invoked the House in new difficulties. His higuoge, when called on in the House to answer the charges of Mr. LETHBRIDGE, was moderate rid respectful. Besides, bad he on such an &cea se:l acted with contumely and disrespect to the Boost., his conduct would have only weakened zsse, and strengthened that of his adversaries. fiat, supposing him , to he disposed to disregard hv has it equally in his power to do so in the situation in chick Ministers hive placed Lim. Ile may keep out of the way, and thus render it necessary to address the Throne to issue a prod !nation offering a reward for apprehending him. Whether this course be nut mole likely to oemipy and agita.e the public mind, than any ob servations which the Baronet might' make to the SPEASEL'S reprimand, in a House from which a Mr. Yous may exclude the public, when lie please', we leave to Minister* to discover.:-:1 We think, however, much better of Sir Fitatacts, and trust that he sill not Endanger the peace of this test Metropolis, by avoidance or resistance to the isle of the House of Ci .nanonse Abort eleven o'clock, the populace. under the 4eeuce of the idea t►►at Sir Ftaxcts was not Ong to the Tower, insisted that the inhabit. aces oL Pit:codify e►d St. James's -street. should ilainitiale. Sante refused, and had their win dows broken--ntlitra, taken by surprise. shared tie tame fete, before they had time to com plt• with-the demand. The great majority. how. et•re. including the Club-houses, did illuminate slid these two stre►ts Mere almost a blaze alight, at tiro o'clock, this morning, when this Paper was pat to presi.—Paities of horse scosred the ►treets, is that vicinity, in all directions, and remained on arty during the whole of the night. The military force ceu,i•ted of several parties of alsolit 100 dragoons each, and a greet number of small pa- Wales, of from two to six. At two o'clock the po pulace had nearly dispersed, and only a few small groves were to be seen i•• the rtrert!. We have received Culls Papers to the inst, and Li,hon to the with Let, from which we have made extracts. At the date of the latest accounts, no serons attack had been made by the French on the life of Leoo ; nor do they appear to have o;itained say iiiccess in any other point of the Pt!' O n the otlasr hand, we read various accounts of that y.i•it and ■ctirity among the natives which inspired us with ardent hopes of their ui timate triumph. Gotenrsnat nt received, het morning, &patches ims. I ...nl W a Lti moo. We understand that 'relate to Vie general state and movements of iretlive armies on the side of Portugal. 'ewewlay, • luurt of Dm ctor• was held at the lafti4 House, when Captain It JOHNSON W. s fib the command of the ship Ilebe, cotibi,4ll - MAjcsty's ship Minerva. Capt. Hawkins, has lied and vent into Torbay, the Hawk, pierced guns, but only four on hoard, train the 1•le 'ince, bound to the first French port she could She is laden with indigo, teas, vnAars, coffee, and chime, and valued at 60,0001. verdav, Sir DAVID DUND is held a public it hi s Office, in the lints.. e hope to be enabled, on Monday, to give an ant of the very interesting discussion, mini h 'd. on Friday morning, upon the direct cits i Sir FRANCIS AVRDETT brill;{ committed to .s ' r. after the Gallery was cleared. In which nderstand Mr. SIMMS N mode • very ins ''e ►perch, which much contributed to the el Ile numbers in the, forth►r division. The u►on the first d yiston were Lord FOLK -1,1 Mr. SHERIDAN. surrounrlm 7 , the lobbies of the Muse, IZ!•dry bight. surpassed ally thing retrreut • «•e are sorry to state, that they proceeded rut-stiff disapprobattoo of several weathers, the! supposed to be urun►ral to their pnn. Wheu 111,. Stmtioas cussed throu i th, they W4ll three toad cheers. 4 r .-VVIP 1 V'%— cgsti:: *V . I t rir;; •, • lei Ent wavru • td to •Htr ripe • los i v .• take. (ivies, 4 14 W e fur -^ tik 1 .1,) Is•••• 3 4.. k, . 41 • ST.O4 t Th 'sh e i) t i lie 4 GLOUCESTER THEATRE. Our Theatrical Corps closed their campaign on Friday se'imight, after u season productive of higher gratification to the public, and more lucrative to the manager, than has ever been known in this place. They were honoured with good hoosea every even ing, sometimes overflowing; and the busineee of the stage was conducted throughout, by Mr. Wat son, jun. with such vigilant attention to the accom modation of his liberal patrons, andllie correctness and novelty of the performances, that their depar ture excited some degree of regret. The per formers were certainly the be at we have seen here, sad their demeanour is private Isle is a- alike respect. able. During the last week, Mr. Etliston, in his way to Manchester, performed tao evenings ; and was hailed with the molt cordial and flattering wel come, each night, by a crowded and fashionable audience. Indeed, such was the propriety and ener.,ov with which he represente d t h e c h aracters of °on - Felix and Ortasinn, that he was repeatedly in vited to give a morning performance in addition, the urgency of his Issitte.s tit Nlstichester preventing a longer stay. lo an appropriate arldre-s to the au dience, however, he said, that .this was unfortu nately itirompatible with his engagements; but that, at some future period, he hoped to have the pleasure of again en peering before them, when he should use every effort in his power to contribute to their amusement, in gratitude for the very peculiar and distinguished reception with which his first ap pearance in Gloucester had been honoured. Ar rangements had likewise been made by the manager for closing the season with the performance of Mr. Cooke, in a few of his principal characters ; but this gentleman having been unexpectedly included in the cast of a new play at Covent-Garden, frus trated this intention. On the last evening, Mr. Watson delivered a poetical Address of Thanks ; in which he appeared less the actor than the man, in expressing the genuine feelings of a grateful heart. --(Gloucester Journal.) Thursday. His MAJ EST( and the PILINCEPSTE r took an airing on ho , sehiu:k. in Windsor Park, with their usual atiel.rhints. Yesterday a little before three o'clock, His Ms- JISTIr visattd the Process AMELIA. Yetterdav morning, the Duke of CUMBERLAND arriredut Windzor, upon a visit to their AWLS TIE& Yesterday monling.. Sir H. HALFOM Drs. ilium. Slid DENDAS, arrived et W.ndw.r, and .held a consultation wiih Dr. PPM who is in con stant attendance upon Princess Ale ELIA, upon the stale of her Royal Highness's disorder. The Petitioners to the Privy Council for a new Theatre, being refused a Charter. have preheated a petition at the Secretary of State's Office. for the Hume Department, to the KING, for a patent. Mr. Saaertworoa is expreted shortly to leave Southampton, where he has tehicled all the wi,it• r. The Drurylant Comp - any. we understand. have received notice from the Proprietors, that they are ready to receive offers for a renewal of their en gagements. Mr. Hai=ltT made his appearance ■t Come street T;ieatre, Dublin,on Tbeisdiry se'nnight, for the firer tune these seam years, in the character of Sheet, in The Jew, when he was received throug•r the mire ot• the performance with applause. On the 20th ult. a ploughing-match took place, on the farm of Beaconsfield. et Great Tew, in the county of Oxford, in the holdingof Mr.STENIIOII6e. Woo (who rents about 1500 arable acres, of the valuable estate of Great Teo', exclusive of his fa mily concerns in Scotland), when twenty ploughs started, ten belnoging to Mr. Woof), and ten to S. C. LOUDEN, Esq. Tew Lodge ;11 were held by Englishmen, and 9 by Sentchmen; all the ploughs, in pairs, in the Scotch stile, without drivers. The work was eXeCtlled in an exeellent manner, except being ploughed rather wide, which the men found necessary, in order to make a strait furrow, as the ground broke in pieces where ploughed narrow, owing in a great measure to the loose Lunn abo►e, and the firmuess of the earth below, it never hav ing been ploughed so deep before. The English men hell their ploughs ant mingly well, but the Scotchmen had the advantage, from their early habits of cultivation with the plough and pair.— When the work was completed, Ifs. ..judges awarded the following premiums vis. To the best English ploughman, 11. Is.—to the 2d ditto, lii..—rind to the third ditto, s'. The like rewards to the three best S•ott h ploughmen. The meeting was nu. merously attended, the method of ploughing being new in that part of the country, where the ploughs go with four or live horses a-head in the forrow with a driver, and generally plough alm it three ische. deep upon the lightest of loam, land. It is probable this match may he the rowing of intro (hieing the planqh and pair tutu general use, as the Engl.sli farmers whir were prevent were well con vinced of its superiority. It is intended that a match upon a more extensive scale, for all kinds of plough., with suitable premium., shall take place next season. The following is the Hon.* List of the Governor, and Directors of the Bank of England, for the) ear ensuing, viz FOR GOVERNORS. Joust PLANPF, Esq. Gnmrnor . Wit Lists XING, Eaq. Deputy Governor . FOR DIRECTORS. George Blackman, Esq. Sir Richard Nesse, Bart. John Boniten, Laq. Jeremiah lll.we, Cornelius Buller, LAI. Charles Mute, Lag. Eicka. y. E. 41 ti . Timmy Rub.. ts, Henry DaesJson. E.q. John Staniforih, Esq. Samuel Drees, Esq. EJsisr4 Soneen, Esq. Willia HMilinaa, Esq Henry &ugh. Esq. Jeirnsials Harman, Esq I Samuel Marino% Esq. John .los:ah llo:furd, Eng Stephan Thornton, Esq. Tironim Uwe', Esq. %assert Turnei, Jun. Esq. 8A.,•10n Long, E.q. Robert Wia, Esq. %%ilium Manila, Esq. Juba Whatinosit. Req. Tit El.-ctioa for Governor sod Deputy-Gover nor will be held on Tuesday, the 10. h 7." end for Directors, on WeJnecdav, the 11th instant, front ten to the forenoon, till jour the afamoon. SIR FDAYCIS Dianprrs DIVISIONS. LIST OF THE MINORITY, WHO VOTED •C lIMST SIR V. BURDETT'S •EING CON. DITTED TO THE TOMES. Adam, Wm. Giles, D Orde, Sir J. Adult, C. Gooch, Th. Ossittrton, lira Agar, E F. Cordoo, W. Palmer, C. . Ansti sillier, Sir J. Gower, Carl P.u-uell, .H. Asticy, Sir J. Gower, Load L. Petrie, H Babingtem, J. Grout, G. M. Percy, Esel Baring, T. Grattan, RI. Hn. 11 Pigguu, Sir A. Berlins, R. Greenhill, R. Poimaiiley, light Bewick, C. Grctifell, P. Him. G. Hiodulpb, R. M. Grenville, Lord G. Ponsuuby, 11tin. G Bradshaw, Hots. C. (;nernsil, Lord Portman, E 11. Brand, 11uu. T. Haunliou, Lord A. Power, R. Donee rte., H. E. Muumuu t, .1. Pratte, Hon. F. Brougham, H. Howard, Hon. W. Price, Sir C. • Browne, J. H. Herru.l, H. PII4V. R. Brooke, Lord Howarth, H Pry,. F. • !lynx, G. Hughes ' W'. 1.. I.lniu, Hon. W. Brogden, J. HUM., W. H. Hominy, Sir S. Cakratt, J. Hussey, T. Russell, Lord W. Cairn t, N. Hilichiusuit, Hon.C.Russell, M. Caventlinli, Lord G Jacksuu, J. St. Aubyn, Sir J. Cavendish, W. Johnstone, G. Scodamone, PR. Cochrinie,. Lord Keck, G. A. L. Sebright, Sir J. Cochraue, Hun. G. I.ausb, Hon. W. Sharpe, R. Cocks, J. Langton, G. Shaw, Si, J. Colborne, N. I-ascetics, Hun. H. Shslley, T. Combe, 11. I..atouche, R. Sheridan, R. B. Cooke, B. Lesson, C. Shipley, W. Centered!, Sir J. I.emoo, J. Smith, G. Creevey, T. Lloyd, J. M. Smith, H. Curtis, Sir W. Lockhart, J. .1. Smith, W. Carswell, J. C. Longman, G. Sosuerville, Sir M. Cuthbert, J. R. Lyttriton. Hon. W.Symunds, TP. ISekinson, W. Mardowald, J. Talbot, R. W. Doyennes*, D. Madocks, W. A. Taylor, NI .t. Drummond, H. Maitland, E. Taylor, W. Dundss, Hull. L. 11faikham, J. Teuipletoo, Vise Ellice, W. Marryatt, J. Thurman, H. Emitua, Earl of Mathew, Hue. M Tierney, Rt. Hort G Everett, T. Mauler, Hon. W. Townsbend, LI. J. Fitzgerald, Right Maxwell, W. Tracey, H. Hun. 31. Illihlusay. Sir 11. Trentay or,J. H. Tergnsvou, R. C. Milton, Viscussot Venoms, G. G. Fitzpatrick, Right Menai., P. IValsti, B. Hun. R Murpeth, Viscount Wardle, G. L. Fitzroy, W. Morris, E. Warreuder, Sir G. Foley, J. Musky, Sir 0. Weston, C C. Foulkes, Sir W. Newport, Sir .1. Whitlocad,& Folkston, Vise. Noel, C. N. Wilberforce, W. Forbes, Vise. Nugrist Si, G. IVillerughh.., IL Frankland, W. Oglisader, Sir Was. Wy on, C. W. Giddy, D. t kik, Wm. From tbr !atm-sit of the hour what the House .divided, it is impossible f o e u, to lay before our Readers, ibis day, a correct hid of the Majority ; bat ae hope to be Able to du so Muuday. locked, we are afsaid, that Seine mum may haire crept lotto the pre-seat fiat, autwithstanding entry possi ble 'ultimo taken to make it accurate ; and are most anxious lo ►e favoured wit► every information, in order to make et quite perftet. G 4 LLEYWOOD RACES. The racing upon Galley-wood Common, on Mon day last, afforded great itiveriarin, as well to the lovers of the chase as to the frequenters of the turf. The earnest manner in which the horses were rode, gave an eclat to the proceedings which hos not been witnessed upon the raec-ground for many years. According to the artic.i.e, none but hunters that had been at the death in four foxes iu the huut this season, were eligible to run for the Cup. Only two qualified agreeably to these condition* haw. g entered, the Stewards salmi tett that Mr. Smith's hunter should start, though it had been at the death of only two foxes, rath-r than base the race po-t -poned.—The race for tiie Cap produced two se rellea ht:at' Mr. T. Addy's chained limiter I I Mr. Poole' chesaat hooter a a Mr. Smith's chemist bunter, 3 dr. Ater whict. a Sweepstakes, of twenty guineas each, ass ruts for by Mr. Chadwick's ckesant gelding, Goldfield's., by Dungannon Major Coutes closeout gelding, Season...... • • .. • Mr. Goy Champion's Hollyhock 3 Mr. Georges grey gelding .. paid forfeit. The contest for the Cup and Sweepstakes being de•Aded, a match for 501. was run by Mr. Lee's and Mr. T. Champion's hunters, which were rode in a respectable style, the letter being the wiuiter• Acother match, for 501. was then run by Mr. Box's grey hunter, against Mr. Heatley's brown hunter, winch wa, well contested, and won by the Litter. There was a very considerable number of gentle men of the first respectability, and a great concourze of yeomanry, 'ym the ground. After the rate., about forty sat down to an excellent dinner, pro. vided at the Black Boy Inn, in Chelmsford, Major Cook, the spirted patron of the hunt, and the pro mote rof the race, presided in the chair. The cloth being removed, the bottle Circulated frt.: l y, when among the towns were given— The Kin: and Royal Family. The Members of the County. Prosperity to the County of Eases. Mr. Archer lloritilon, and thanks to Lim 'as Lord of the Manor) for his permission to ram. Lord 31synard. T. the memory of Ike late Right Hon. Lord Kiri. The Lord Liewteissat Grilse Cootity of ENNA. Swarm to the next Fares. Tbe lonisers of the County of Lisez 'l'he worthy patron ut the Hum having irlired from the Chao.. w Wiwi. Coolie" wiris Rives, will twee times three. Theexcelleure of the'winer did iistiiii;(redit to Mr. Baeoo, the tniuster of the Inn, and the utmost conci►iality prevailed until a late hour. In addition to the Siker Cup, which is to be Riven annually. of the value of Sixty Guineas, the second horse is to b e entitled to Teu u m „ e „„. A Gold Cap. value O ne Hundred Guineas. is alto to be run for nest year, by horses, the property of Gentlemeu, under similar articles to the Faraires Clip. Mr. 31•KEwz1[. it is said. left Town on Thurs day, for Modem, fur the purpose, it is sappoood, of negountioK 1111/ rucliante of Prisoners. Mr. Most Eft is sp.minted to soccerd NI tut s.) s. Minister Plea poteutiary to the Cuittd S•strii. JUN. DC roIIITIIIEV. E.q. or Eirher, in t County of Suriey. ra returited to serve in Parlia ment for thr licrnugh of Weltbory, in the room o f r u A acis IV stirrt.E, Exi. alto hoo accrpted the Cii:iterti Ptis CLuti.—lii the parish of Whitdaurch. near Cardiff, absut furty persona have as-oviated for th e purchase of legs. They suosmbe weekly ls. draw lots every Friday night. and oa Saturday the fortunate member goes to makes with lila 49. and buys his pig. This plan Is pursued WI anvil per sou his 'Mimed one of tho.e useful advavis. pout'. 111071 MISLT ROBBING CONGREGATIONS —PICKPOCKF For souse time past complaints buys beta made of be lit! by i! t tingt emir of piektmeketi, io abr d. - . in the 'public street., ; also a t chnichew, eh.: rayetings, paltieninrly at gt. Geong,'s Church, square, en Friday gowning*. during Lent, shire • atangregations a...stable to hear Dr Itnazson • u( Ayleaved, and amend t•tbtr Lollies of elgattni .••,••• been . rubber( th, re, who mewl:sc. di the c 'on. • Townsend, the °lacer of A)lrsf • bad no doubt but she was nabbed by a F hoot s.t llodeme) also inform d Townse4d a the ro4: ..• *onion: illy committed in t►e .hurrh; in eiS • which, Townsend weal to t►r church , yrstcrday ne.. and, as 11j011 as Wintered it, he obssrved n. the 4.11;e U• .1 Btakenkin, slim& Hall,, a well-kdoan teni tie ginsteelly dresaed in ■ black select yeli,.e awl a cottage straw Unmet, who is celebrate/ for rubbing frnialer He beckons., to he► to cornetist, which she instantly c rn ithed with; and Hato addressed Townsend with, " Nv t:n•ul soul, I a m 13 .. t ensue here to de any thing."—Towitsend " Ikit yun have already dune something." H• ~' •k htr room, sad seserbed, aline fri.ked, I.t r rropetti won Goad which was inspected to have been st.iieu !be W a tati►fysd to t►e shove Hake, and oink rweitt ial casnionatiati before Mr. l'i • Res. The clerk of the church proved hie hzeine seen her se. recd times these ; as dog the lwa.lle, s hu af;si raid he sees her several linos in the inenurs leading to the chareb; particuiarly when the crowd was coining in, w hen she doors were opened, sotto(' the es/um/alien goats est. • Townsend said, he had ksown her in be a thief far toasty. Eve 'Cala &aye, s, the 406c.,-. also had Weems her se he dr thief for 'bourne length of She WISs committed fn. thrt tler firallilliatie. east Teephy. ESBEX d6W 6.9. CKOWN SIDE. DC4IIII. alias White, awl Wilts* Ns. @hulls, were capitally iedicted for steahng. in the night of the 10th of fehruary lost, one gallamay Scot ox or bullock, value •'..101. from Hideo 11,11 Park. et Rumford, the property of Alexander Black, Esq. Mr. PuoLee stated the. case to the Jiffy, and • afterwards proceeded to support it by evidence. The first witness examined was Nathaniel Kiog.- bury. who stated, that he was bais:ff to the late Mr. Jackson Barwis, whose premises were within a quarter of a mile from Gidea Hall, the seat of Ma. Black. Ile kuew Nicholls very well, becou-e had . put him into Mr. Barwis's farm. a. looker, cote in witness'. al.seliCe he WS. accustomed CO luallagit the attire Ltu.itiess of the farm. He was a married man, and heed in the house. An the 11th of F e .. bruary last, mitoses was making a search about the premises. and found coin, beef. Hi. attention first &nen to the tow-house, where hefound three pieces of meet, of about ten pour hi weight each, uncovered and exposed. Not suspecting any thing amiss, he called the wife of Nicholls and cave her the beef. desiring her to take care of it. Oa look ing further, however, he found two hindquarters of an ox's carcase, cowered over with straw. Whits led to this discovery woe. the . disturbed appearance of the straw. which induced him to take some iins lice of it. The beef was still warm, .antlilletletee to be rather mangled, in a very untautcherly man. nrr, end rectally slaughtered. These rxtraordias nary circumstances venting. in ths !duel a t ram dead of 'tomtit:eon, lie had the .loor 'secured. sad ialw niedintely went to inform Mr. Ashton, the conada. ble. cf what he had seen. Mr. Ashton retenicd with him to the farm s and they made a fluthtz search. Behind the barn they found the entrails of a bullock, neatly covered up with earth ; but wl.st struck the witness as most extraordinary was, the removal of all the bloody straw. and tracks et blood. which he had seen in the cow-house, befits he went to the constable, and fresh straw placed there iu its stead. After directing hia.curiasity fur.. ther,he discovered some small bits of an K's skin but, ou searching more closely, the whole skin, cut into different parts. was found. Ity mesns of a dog, who rooted it out of a cavity in the cow house. This skip was afterwards sheen to Mr. Buck:an , Mr. Biack's bailiff, who recognised at to be the pip. petty of the Prosecutor. . . John Ashton, a consbible, of Rumford, stated, that he went in company with Kingsbury. the last witness; to Mr. Barwii's farm. on the day men tioned by him. for the purpose of searching the premises. it was sbout two o'clock when be first went there. On approaching Mr. Earwis's hour... he saw a nano digging in a geld ; he believed hint to be Dean, the prisoner ; and saw another ►unnin4 away from the spot where Dean was. This was near the burn, and witness went up to the barn, and fonnd Demi propping up the door with a shovel. lie (the witness) pulled the shovel away. and via opening the door, found Nicholls the Fri.o;:cr there, just coming away from the straw. Hr secured him, and brought him away immediately to flare-street, where be was confined. He returned afterward., and on searching the spot where Dean had been digging, he found the intestines of a bullock cons reeled in a hole. along with a bullock's hen!, with a little of the skin upon it. He took it and put it into the barn, along with part of the skits whip h had been found therein. When wituera•was ing Nicholls before the Magistrate, in some eon vsrsation he had.witli him, he told him, that two or three butchers land entrust-d the carcase of the buttock to his care, to keep fora night in the b.rii, for which they were to reward him with half-a crown. Witness said, that the parts of the bullock he hail seen, were mangled in a very nubsitchev... like manner. He knew Dean beAbte ; he h.id us John Eti r i'rkho, bailiff to Alesa - ider Reek. E g. stated, that his master had, at the time alibis role. bery, stz horned 'sod twenty..tour pollrd making, in all, thirty, lie had counted acts all on Satuid,y night, and found them wile. 0;, Sunday morning follooing, he did not enunt ttne-in again, accurding to his wins) some other biriiness to mind. Ilooever, uliwut four &duck in the afternoon of Sunday, nu ...n'erio4 his initi.tees field, he found the gateit-tken ofi its hinge., and lying ou the ,round. and, upon count- Mg the tattle, snisi.ed one of the 1,110 , 04.- Ife aficro its saw the skin, and the I•eael of ti c hulloek, foe on Mr. Marries's premi•• s, and, fron. his I .!_ 7 of eerriliu marks spot it..,,,. n. r S ptet:v 1 1 .- belonged is the 1,u1.n. k ii•, . . •• J olur., .ii A^ •' o `icv is the rohls:rir.l,..;ei agora and to ••• • hr ” a d k kewe Ni c h u il s fa r • lou g 11 •.1 o k V. hue. al4 D havaag ou,ke.l with Lau at air. !Stadia Err about* \ \ .