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istersrei, Assm hn Monday last, Sir VleillY Gums, our W t.-order, arrived in this City, to open the eolunits siou of Oyer earl Terminer. Frow symptoms of no dubious character, it was evident that a cum- - . tootten among the people was to be apprehended. and the Aliv A sstrates wisely requested Sir V acartir . to hasten has entry before dark : a moll, however, tulle:ted in the evening round the Minasion-Flouse, • assailiaag it with stowed, dirt, &c. and rending the a• air with shouts of " Burdett fur ever—Nu Tower," • he. from thence proceeding to the Council [Untie and Guildhall, breaking the windows of each as r. they passed. From the temperate and dignified behaviour of the Mayor and Aldermen. who went among the people and reasoned with them on the impropriety of their conduct-sand the spirited exertoms of a number of gentlemen, who voluo trered as constables, seventeen of the most tur. hnleut *ere taken into custody: this, and the timely publication of hand-hills,on Tuesday morn completelv restored the tranquillity of the and Sir Vtcsitt- was enabled to proceed on commission, *lke being opened in proper torus, and the•Ormid Jury saoru, be addressed them in nearly the following terms:— " Viole.wets—lc becomes My duty in milling your attention to the presentments about to be laid 3 ' Wore - you—to suggest the necessity that presses upon you, of being cautious that neither favour nor partiality to individuals, on the one hand, nor too acute sensibility on the other, swerve yOu f • the strict hoe of duty. Before, however, I pro teed to pence the particular reentries of the calen dar presented to toe, w hich, lam sorry to observe. is nakeh. heavier them whit Malady this city affords. cannot refriiiiii from expressing the deep COliCan with which I a;•:..--ied the tumultuous proceedings of (art motive could the promoters of that disturbance hive in view state of things ' can justify an appeal to . violonce. sat I Batter myself that not une.fifdi of those who were as sembled in the streets Were disposed to do nil.- chiefs-aihey were drawn together, prrhai.s, fllllll curiosity. or from idle disposition. though there doubtless were persons of desperate charm:tuts, whose delight waii the commission of evil, but it is proper that the unwary should he inform ed of the risk they raii—if mischief had ensued, and there should have been loss of life, every one, however innocent his inte.ition might be, who was coaistenencing the mull by his presence, would have been indictable for murder. An attack was made , on the Manion-house with stones. and other herd eobstenees--every one then looking on might be ' said m be aiding and abetting that attack. and was amenable to the law fur all its consequences. One would auprpese 140 One could be found to engage in so u.iequal a coldest—for in cases of not. erect matt may be culled au for his assistance iii quelling it, and if life should be tarn. the act is held iii n wel l ( ' whilst story one rioting is subject to the twelves," punishment of the law, end eely few cares occdr. that some feel net its weight.-_l trust, Gen. tbimen o that ell is now over; but if airy recurrence shah take place. prompt user/tures are ready to sup ptiVi. and the utmost rigour will be used in punish tug the delhiqueuts." Sir Vic ay they proceeded to notice the carious offences in the calendar, dud pointed out the law in those which might be conceived dubious cases. liftie took 30 opportunity of observing. in re stud t 4 that if two meta had • quer rel iii the sheet. and omen-dell iu the height stf passim to blows. and our ill them shoold be killed, it was cons, t• red as iminsleughter—but if there were time i i a flestim,, which in duels is gcnewilly the fact. the iery anal fetch ing the weapons prising thrt cave is sus - terially wltered•—sitil that if one i..!1-. tiot outy the person by whose hand lie fells. hut every our aid ing anti abetting. either as seamod, air in any either reps. itc, is equally amity of tem r.ler." Si, henry Lippieroct we% tried fix the violation of the person of :liar. Mil'Ord. The trial lasted from efer•-.. o'clock to half-past six. Sir Henry Itas squatted. CEUTA. The following is a copy of the terms oo which Ceuta is ncrupirrl In the British troops. " The two groat allied nations of Great Britain and Spain. is order to increase the sec nr . ,ty of lie isuportant fortress of Crate, without diositiiidsiog the strcugth of the Spanish or lble• to the Pr.:hoists, have agreed to introdoee into that Rancho als regiment of British :ion's', the annieriod of which is caballed to G. ,rvol Frazer. Intimately as the two powers are waited, s will hr the constant care of the auxilia ry fame to co...polite will. the Gores summit of Crow is de fence of the place. aml to repel the enemy,..lttnikl he dare to smith it. The rave and the interest arc the same, and fhe elluets a ill all lie ilirectcd to flu-Saint object. The religinu. laws. 'sages, mid cushion of the place shall be sicrupolouv:y respected Th.- rtramle , icso Our Untalt, in cossjunction with the Spanish merge., wi. .t d will insure to Meg Ferdinand VII and to hir, wrecrillnis. that pot of Islederstoinoll, wilt alined the inh ihignows without sop Ailditiotsol mot *f ex pense, the traniotipmeseion toad eiajoysistat of all private prop ety. The firittsh troop will iroodoet themselves mom furiusbly to the.. sentiments of sincere Itievidship which to tn it, .he two w , t , wa , het shoold say wf them. contrary to ripurf to uu.i, fade( then ditty, .etielkelio• awl redwas will be aliorde I, Vpoie emiaidall.l. The troops, dairies their stay, well he re-viii..l with emery aside far their soloittenrc this garrimps ue Wirt plans. "late"( they may purchase Irian the iiikabitatallsitiCenta shall be paid for with reedy emom-y. The igoorfain which it may ti. wen wiry toilette from Ik. iishakitiniss„ for the arreelitawilitoll of soarers, shall br paid foe nionilily, ow otherwise, or may he sarrrd arm. with tin , or phial be directed by los FA c. Crory Cie Gen armor. dint, lastly. ohm Eirtenisteoces ss the Peoimetilo shall take such a tavoorahle torn, that the vernier of the British Initegiv lweoisies no Wager 11. , C10.17, they a ill reuses to Ihie geerime, leaving the li.versree.te and the ishobitsints of c.nta as seeteited melt their conduct, es they ilsewsolves will be lorry to boos usotellsolod to Ithe safety of that forbore. (S 4001) " COLI.I ?if CAMP/1111A, ilipw.Gue. " Consinanditapioell:lisef.' iiesd•yrertere, (Lheekee, March 41. late:. kOREIG IMITALLIGEACIL LIICION MAIL. iDA.Fos, 11l •UR 29. lb, L c. awtc v the Nfacquia de la itmessua. Ge- terelAtt-Chief or the Army of the left, has iron.. Ott following Report to the Supreme Junta : •• 1)ou Flanyieco Rallasterm has re- ported to me, a wier :,esteedity's date, from the en- vireos of Runtiettle, t,‘'''" the t/ooll• wed" hie ot- Jere hare completely litefe,: %. " l lag Frencl4 and didod g ttd filth] trout all the utighttiabtiug points of Saute 01411 a, and the trot% po-itiou of Huelva, with %try considerable! loss Shot he was Preventrti by a vvry heavy fall of rain from pursuing them any farther. but that he would (luso. as 'eau as the wed- Vier became somewhat better." slaat.k 31. According to the ,statement of a respectable and well-informed prison, the hiss sustained by the di vision commanded by Mujor-tierieral Ballasteros i iu the late frequent actions in Sierra Morena, does not exceed inn► men, in killed, wounded, and pri soners taken by the enemy, while that of the latter amounts at least to 500. The enthusiasm which animates these gallant troops exceeds all concep tion. till Melt has at present au excellent manufacture of tire-ains, managed by armorers from Biscay, invited from Andalusia by the late Central Junta, before it was dissolved. ♦PlilL '2. The French division. which left Merida for the Tagus, has changed its movements, and is said to be at Aliseds, and its vicinity, with some pieces of artillery of a small calib►e. The division under the command of General Ballasterus, is said to have conquered all the points of the Sierra, and thrown the French, at Seville, into consternation, so that, we hope, the standards of Ferdinand VII. will soon wave there; or if, to prevent that, the roomy's divisions should leave the posts, that the army of Cadiz, and the Island, will make a sortie, and surround and detroy theist. CORUNNA, MAIZCH 22. It is reported, as a certain fact, that Nlarihal Nei• has retreated to Zamora with the remainder of his corps. animinting to no more than ;I,uno men, and that the English have entered Sanuminca, jointly with the corps of Don Carrell'. 1.1' , 70N, APRIL 2. We have witnessed, for several ihrys, the disem barkation of numerous English troops, foot, horse, and tuillrry, who have lately arrived to reinforce the army with which Ilia Mit:tonic Mojrsty sup- ports the deleuce or this kii.g-dom aod Spun. %Wu are not yet acquaiuted with the exact number of these troops, but, in order that our readers may be able to form 311 idea of the generous ettirts of the British nation, we inf.rrt a faithful statement of the number of English ships, which brought these ex cellent trumps, and entered the port of this city from the 35th to the ;31st idlest month Sail of the hue Frigate; Selisearra and Isrip Large tralimporta 1. 1 .1 --176 The warlike appturance, arms, accoutrements, and discipline of those brilliant troops, are truly admire. bk, and perfectly equal to all the ether corps, which are already found in this kingdom. This grand army, after it shall have formed a junction with the Portuguese army, will mote the number of troops, defined for the defence of this kingdom, amount to upwards of 100,000 men, besides 4d regiments of militia, in the best possible condition. —Thew respectable and numerous forces also en joy the advantage. which is of extreme importance, its the present state of strains, that the operations of ..sle arms are dire cted by one sole General-in ; ;,:: advs.itage, which considerably increases its strength. by preventing the baneful results of party-influence and disunion. NRIY THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-G.IRDE.V. On MOND 11' NEST, April as, ism will be xi t. .J KIM; RICHARD THF. THIRD. Richard, I)ukc of Glo'ster, Mr. Cooke; Henry, Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. Krurbir. Quota Eluabrtb, Mts. Si. Leger; Lally Amor, Ili.* Norton. To shirb sill he ilhr Paiitonitime of HARLEQUIN PLI)LAR OR, THE ED %TM. Harlequin Pedlar. I:014mm, Lan.; Mr. Gri. rsalJi; Colluhint, Ihi Easier Ta.-«lay, Macbeth: Laity Macbeth, Um M aims; her seroarl spy. smog this servo. 1.. rUI:11.11 TII F'.4 rkP. the epari.l facwisse Chamber llaira 11114.1414. i sire...mats w4l, on EATER MONDAY, Ayrd J:1, owl. perform the TravJy of 1.1.4)11(.r. BARNA% ELI t TH I. LON DON NI LRCH .1 NT. Thoroui;lig , ....l. Mr INA ell 4 Geuraw Itarneell, Mr. Mal vin Ili tewl, rr. Powell MI lois, R . Eald Of the 'brat tioll.).• New , Comte Ballet, calleJ 1111. VILLAGE DOCTOR. ratapoord by Monsieur Francesco Aatnain II celebrated %or, and l'iturpal Grincssitie Ibincer, 11u the Theatre at ; In brst appearnace Atter • hick, the Musleal Entertainment of It EVII F.W . 4 1V.41:S OF I%l\ IR. 11.owley Motter•lire„ Mr irkustotre t'd.4 Um.; • 'ena,iir. ]lathier. Herr I:aflame, Mrs. *err. Oa Tare .y, The Carafealeirey, ~I Hit or Miss ! THE BRITISH PRESS. LOS DON. SATURDAY. Aram .2t. Accounts have been rtc.l%ed. in pritate letters from Malts. wh►ch describe th.►t In have unikrgoile a severer shock of an editliquake than it had ever before eziwrienced. It took plate on the night of the itith of February, having been preceded by extraordinary mud terrific symptoms. The shock continued for two usina•es. with the ►espite of a few seconds. an 'mastoid length. The eonstert►at►on of the town of Voßetie was beyond emserption ; all the bell , ringing. monks praying, women 'creaming. the rabble- ' g drs i serstely throsii,:h the streets ; and the horses and cattle. as icoial. joining in the terror ■nd swim.. Th e gelid rock was shook like a cradle. ■nd the ships in the harbour tossed up and down as if iu a mine... Two wire shocks ensiled the next ciqi titOilth - acto so severe. The ouly aetdal damage doue to the buildings is the r.,11 of one hospital, and one of the gates of the town. The packet put back in the hurricane, and did nut sail again till the oth, when it aas currently reported and believed, ilia three on the coast of Sicily, with Syracuse had been destroyed. A Lisbon Moil arrived, yesterday, with papers and letters from that city to the sth instant. With the troops recently i • •ed from England, the combiurd British and Portuguese army is esti tnated at 100,000 men, exclusive of forty-eight regiments of Militia. Lord WELLINGTON was ex petted to advance with this formidable force.— We trust that, if such l►e his intention, he will take care to provide himself wah provisious and means of transport, and that he will not rush blindly forward, as in the case of his fa mous march to Talavera. If the accounts of the movements of BALLASTEROS be entailed to credit, one-half of his Lordship's army throwa into Spain, in the direction of Seville, would probably oblige the French to break up front the I•le o 1• Leon, mid evacuate Andalusia. The force under 114 lAA*, Lit 0! alone, although not vely considerable, %%e li,iii has threatened that city, having adraiierd to ltoquillo, ate'. defeating the Fiend' itt Santa 01.111 a, and ink-- log them folio all their atking holds in that vicinity. Sonic pet sun* -nay lie dis l oose•d to treat the report of these successes, and the favourable accounts of the spirit that generally prevails iii the Peninsula, us fabrications totally uuworthy of credit. For our own part, we admit that they may be exaggerated, but we canuot consider them as absolutely and entirely false. On the 6th of February, more than two mouths since, the French army summoned Cadiz to surrender, after bursting through the Sierra Morena, like a torrent, and overwhelming every thing in its course; and yet it has not been able to commence a serious attack upon that city, hut, on the contrary, it has evacuated Malaga, and all the ether towns along the coast of Greurcla,of which it had taken possession. Now, what, we ask, has made the French so lung stationary in some points, and retrograde or in- . active in others, unlv.s a strung and general spirit of resistances Il• it be said that the Fielich are only waiting until Hos/APARre, freed from all other care, shall pour all overivhelsning finer into the country, it only proves more Orally the great extent of that resistance, and inere•ivea out regret at the weekness a n d incapacity of Ilis Ms aesTv's Miuisters, who did not know how to improve the only good oppottunity that has presented itself for the deliverance of Europe. The MC of the unfortunate JEFFERY, exposed on the Island of Sombrero, by the lion. Captain LAKE, having excited greut nt •rest, we are in duced to republish, from, our paper of the 3 1 of April, Ms, it similar case, in which a Mr. DALY was put on shore on the Isle of Lunn, at the mouth of the river Canton, in China, by Criviviiii itoLLgs, of the Lion.—The party, however, im that case, survived, and obi/Utica a verdict of 4501. damages, at the Lent Assizes fur the county of Surrey. On the artir l of Inc Crocus frigate at Plymouth. on Tur , day...un dispatches from Lord W gLIA N 4.• TON, a repo,t prevailed that an action had been fought on the frontier* of Portugal, the result of which was apprehended to have been unfavourable to the allied British and Portuguese troops. From the Li.bon Papers received, we ure happy to find, that there is uo foundatiou for the report. It is expected that the China fleet will be dis patched this day, viz. kCastle, Canton, Surat Castle, Royal Grarze, m►d Bombay. Thr Grampus, of . 50 guns, is its readiness to convoy them. . -..-.... Sotne chanices h.‘ve taken place at the E ist India House, en the Freight Office. Mr. the Freight Accountant, has retired, after a laborious as.d most useful service of upwards of 46 years. Nu Mill ever reurcd iron) a public office more pure and mere respectable. His retireuseut bas produced tlie following arra n gement: he is succeeded by 11•ti.r.tsa HAMMOCK, Eq. who is no« Freight At cnantaut mat titerk artheCoMmittee of Private Trude ; Mr. Ssimilt. 511.1.1705, is First Assistant to the Freight Aclauntaut ; Mr. S. S. CONCILLIER. tiscond Assistant; and Mr. JOHS Lett, Assistant Clink to the Committve of Private Trade. Orders have been bent to Plymouth lint to enlist say more foreigners either for our laud or naval service. It mut. be •rrt. iis the Lifr of Lord N►Lsox, that he etnimitered the (41pttire of Fledging, with all its appendages and •piurteuaocca, ad a week's work fur ♦ or 5,00 n meth A Bill is now so its progress through the Muse of Commons, which, when passed into a law, can not fail to be productive of great tuitional benefit. It is entitled-s-" A Bill for owertai g the duties incumbent on the nveismers of land adjoining to highways nod tnrnpike•roads in England, for li nottini: the height of fences, planting °firers in the iteighltoorliocol of rueds, the breadth of rom(ls, and the &stance and height of buildings adjoining hereto." A letter front Trinidad, of 16th February, re ceived in (31tisgow,, says, Au American frigate, of tie guns, searched two vessels the other day outside of the Grand Bocas. Two affidavits, by the Cap tains" are in the Custom-house. The reason the Antencan Captain guve for his conduct has, that the American ships had as gond a right to search as the British." The British army, iii Portugal and at Carlir. is to receive considerable reinfureeinesits. The troops •boat to be sent, are principally Germans, includ ing the Duke of Bet; sswlcK's c.aps, now btatioued Ist Jersey sod Guerusey. tAti,v,, . 4 r . 9 . 7 , - ;s . o• , iiipp ce .. ;,--r , • ( .6 1 1 -. ' O N7 -1 1% IN. Oz to N E Ir THEATRE. TOTTIIKH A X-STIMST, TOTT1i11111•1101; iT•11 The Ki Concert-Rooms in Tetter street hare b -en yonwerteti into a Sumner TE which ib to open on Monde ) next. for the first The plan and execution ore the work a Walker. who has exhibited great taste sad mesa upon the occasion. The. form of the house is nearly oral ; th e spacious, and the boxes, one tier of which est , all round the house, combine splendour with Il nets. The original staircase, which led to the boxes. is now coutinuctl up to the gallerc, new circular one i 4 substituted of an Ochniiehle structiou. The stage is large for the site of Theatre, and the woi knianslnp and machinery of the best kind. troll !Mkt.'s support the r and boxes. %hie's contribute go ally to the sh of the building. The oxclieetra is also ttry formed, and t:tifficientle large; and the 141,i,, &e. ■re %%ell adapted to the e c ep, deli tttt of the public. The oinatne . ntal part, a luch was executed is the directiou and superititendence of Mr. (; wood, is deserving of the highest encomium, the ceiling, above the area, or pit, is paint d celebrated story of Phacton.cosiductistg the el of his Father, encircled by the sigus of the' and other appropriate ornaments. The (in , the prosceniums is adorned with the Royal Arm basso relievo, iu the centre, and east/lemon-a vices, in stone colour, on each side. The fist the boxes hi pink, with variants trophies mid vices, placed slieriesstely ; the wholtsproduc t s a fine effect. The scenery is entirely new, s a d rigid with great 'Addy ; and the performers, is a ,t t unarms!. and pantomimic, are such as ,1101111 WII h the appeuratit:c of the Theatre, I the Lea Lind. In thort, no expense lus sp.ired to resider it ile.crving of the patron., the public, and it is seldom that even expetwe produce so much taste and elegance as foots the ihw tiuguishing characteristics of this bestowal Sum. suer Theatre. Yesterday morning. His MAJFSTV. PriNO`Oell AUGUsTo. and Sorrito. accompanied hy Lord CHE..Trayugido, Gesiends Gwynn' sod hut An. Colimel DISBItvW. and Molar Pince, rode to St. Genroe's Chapel, mid heard a Sermon preached by the Rev. Mr. LONG. front St. John, chap. tit. setae fie said, it to finished; and he booed . 1 1 4 hood and nave up the ghort.7—'fliii lisps! Party ofttrwards rLturi:ed to me Palace. Yesterday. bciiie (iced Friary, thr Duke:sof Yank - soil CAMBRIDGE attended Divint: SeflNCt the Chapel •110) al, an i hewn! a sermon preached by the Sub-Devil ; niter whirl., M,. W. Ksy rb . r „1 ng0 . % Nll a illhe'll, the oprropritate solo to the day, Nora 7he .31LsAiaa-11e seas despised and reieded Irate. Th.1.....day being Matinday Thursday, the Bi.hop of LC) \ DUN held hi' confirmation at the Chapti Royal, St. James's Palace. and confirmed about forty or the junior branches of the Nobility. The titmice •• CIIARLOiTE Of W•LES, stk. ded by the Bishop Lt Sarmatian'', ems present, to see the eerein...... Iler lt.iyal Highness the Princess of WAISi dined, esii-rda), with the Duchess orßst: ton at her limns: in Spring-gardens, . The Earl and Countess of CA&UFO&T are Rose to the elegant company whith are, at pre,eut, on I visit to Lord awl Lady Klan, in Surrey. Earl and Countess FORTENGUE itft Win yester day on a 1 , 11.1 t. to Lord Slid Lady KING, at their seat in Surrey, aad on Tuesday his Lordship in tends to visit Lord BuII.RILLEY, at Eitgleield-green, and to proceed from thence to Lard sad Lady C;REN•111.L01. at Droprnore. Lord and Lady HOLLAND sill 'ire s grand dia ller, next Wednesday, at Holland Douse, lisianag ton. Lord Guys:nit, we are sorry to state, continues very ill at Bath. Ilia Lordship's son, Mr. Witt. liessftu.t., left towu on Thursday night for !Wilt Su consequence of an express. Hyde Palk and Keustio , ton Gardens were ye , - terday visited by ill the votanes of fashion, who have n o t yet repaived to their country onto, to psi the Raster holidays ; ttiv line of carriages extended 1 9 ,111(1 the Park ; wuJ t h e linen's, of the duty assert the landaus, hoottotilets, harouches, phaetons. zed curricles, to be thiossis open by their lair occu pants. Mr. BANNISTIM will epee Ibis Ridges of Wit at this Chelnialord Theatte j ou Friday mat. The King of BAT* bee fitted h:s Bentfit for MeedeY. the ad inst. Hi* &Atonable aubret* wall, en doubt, crowd to pay bite Stowage. Anuong the latest arrivals at Bath, are— The Rad of Malumbary, Bishop of st. Ipttvid a, Ley ',slum', Lady Sear.' th, Lady Meted, tb, 9 Hun. Misses Mac kci.l.4., Sir L. Palk, Sir J. and Lady Smith, Sir R. and Lady Major• Geo. Arvada'', chi'. ransoms'. (7. , ao• Mrs. \ 'ems, lianoou, Rev. Dr Pbilintr, Bev. Mr. and Mr.. Bisset', Bev. Mr. Lilly, Rev. Mr. Boucher, Res. It Abraham, Carte. 0* Brit n, Coaully, Leighton, L 1 0) d. and Minton, Mr. and Mrs. Plunkett E LOPED'S NT.--iaturday serni excursion t.. Gretna-Green way .1411 Cs FATTIER and MARY WI Carlisle, and each near 70 year* HAYMARKET THKATRIC.—It is announce, that Mrs. MOORR, been so generally admired in the" pool, Birmingham. laud Citeheti' debut before • London •iudienee. • Theatre. un ‘VrdfirSdity 11.10 9 Sal immediate pa11...114r of +eur•rai pu lion. in the chanirter of Eleire, Pizarro, when, if report ..p.wk cm of Melpomene expect a high treat. provincial Paper, • circumstance L•dy's theatrical life rather vinipal first Actress with whom the 'Yt performed, and the last. It, the played Zara, in the trograv of Nlaster BIiTTY Osatya, at Belr m u te hi s fi.tni bow, re Stretford-I he concluded hi• succassfulcoser bute of gretitinle to nor intoner the L•dyliendolth to his Dcmgli So mg H at 1..:"."6. -c .* Oc 4 a l !- It I : D . r i o n: : I T o ' t t e 1:1 1 , ummer The., t the lint ti e work a k 11 '164 and ju , f oral ; the • of which ext. do or with h v led t o the ki"ug Ilete . e P , K ' iiiimoinhi e ' d machine' ) id , o ‘ lri°l ...... tehtlerh i te l tie e ilit:l e h'il l iiel l . l e i t i r :C d :l°g e .: : : 4 4 l .li'. l l . ld lirt' , l.4ll lO . , . i alai) %try ; I infa e ii rii n i o e c ol i. odih : t t i l tita c t sr sel i ,, t e. ; e o wl zi , ( I ; . :l, h : tit... L i rx r . i y..f it, is poitit-ct tbe The cove &bol e Kaye! Arn o, i s twlllematical rt.. TI c . • • ..ic amti, . 4 P OM. MA e‘e. reformers, Voryl i re Vueltas turre, pelage h.. twee he petroune I.( tight a iselleotten • undertaken It!: ramie, both of of age. s with p!easure we whose talent. have Theatres of Liver. Own, maker hrr , at the Haymarket Sth i ip:r ohorist. T ra gedy r th e raf t lededioyinc,:r erectile, the love" at. U r e that. by e ce olUebed to that ular..-Sbe war the r am, heolcitis ever h sivaance lalr I( that name, and Ire.t; and when he te t ems-Avner whrrr rir. as a otendest ire- weal fiord, .be wile fast