The Sun. — London, England, 1813-11-06 00:00:00

LOUP NELSON:.S AWN.t.IALF,,N7I:: The Monument - erected to the memory of the illitstriou liero.Nrt.Scii , t; in the area 'of the Ex change Buildings, Liverpool, was opened to - the Publ;C on the 21st ult. the - anniVetsary of the . glorious victory at Trafalgar. On a ba,:ienient of Westmorland marble stands a eirettlartedestal of the same materal; and pe culiarly snitahle In.colour to the groupes which it supports. At the base of the pedestal are four emblematie figures, Of heroic size, iti the chit ° racter of captives, or vanquished enemies ; to the fOur victories obtained by Lord Nr.L50... , :, viz. those Of • St. Vincent, the ? COpcnoag, en , iuid of Trafalgar.. The spaces between thet? figures, oil the sides of the pe destal, are by lour grand bas-reliefs, exe , cnted in bronze, representik; some of, the great naval actions in which the immortal NELSON was engaged. The rest of the pedestal is richly deeo rated with lions' heat 4, and festoons of laurel ; • and, in - a moulding round the upper part of it, is inscribed in let t.!rs; of brass,pursnant to the reso lution of the general meeting; that most impres • sive charge, delivered by thin. illustrious Com mander, previous to the commencement of his ' battle of lerafalgar, " EtvoL4No EXPEL= Ei4.l.tY MAN TO DO MS' DUTY: . The figures constituting thepri ncipal design arc 'Nelson, Victory, and Death ; his country Mourn ing for her loss, and her navy eager to avenge it, naturally claim a place in the groupe. The 'principal figure is the Admiral, resting ope foot on a conquered enemy, and the other op a eautton, '.With an eve stedfast and upraised to receiving from her a fourth naval 'crown upon his sword; which, to indicate 'the loss o 1 right arm,. is held in his left hand. The maimed limb is concealed by the enemy's" filo vybich Victory is loweriti , * to hitt', and under the 'folds of which Death lies in ambnsh•far hiS vic tim ; intimating that be received the reward of his valour and the stroke of Death at the same /110111 i :11r. • • By the figure of an exasperated' British seaman, is represented the zeal of the navy to wreak ven geance on the enemies who robbed it of its most gallant' Leader. Britannia, with laurel in her hand, and lean ing regardless of them on hair spear and shield, describes the feelings of the country flitetuating between the pride and thp anguish of a fritin ph so dearly purchased, hut relying or security on her own resources. In preferring an historical groupe to a naval , colutnn, or a single statue, and in selecting the snbjeet above described from a Considerable num ber' of designs of great 'excellenCC, it was . one principal aim of the Committee to erect such a Inonnment as should not only do honour to the stOWn of Liverpool, as an effort of art, hut should excite in the breast of 'spectator those feelings, moral and Iratriotic, whicb - a - work of the highest class ought always to inspire. They therefore adopted that which- appeared to them hest calcu "fated to exhibit in the strongest manner, the glory mut hsppitiess of the hero who dies in the defence o f his ("palmy and who, in the act of grasping at antAlier Crown, which the cicaldeo of Viotory is placitc on his Iwgett, is insensible to the stroke w hi c h tcro c oot t s flis glorious career. At the same time it WAS their lt ISII to contrast the exultation inseparable 11.01w:inch an event, with the sincere sorrow and deep regret occasioned by the death of this aitinguislu Commander, and to impress upon the mind's. of the present, and of future ages, a firm' conviction, that life itself cannot be better resigned than in the cause of our country. STROLLING PLAYER. A pcinr Strolling Player was once can ;lit per forming the part of a Poaoher ; and being taken before the i'vlagisztrate.s, assembled at a quarter se4simis, tor examination, 'One of them asked him what right he had to kilt a hare-, when he replied in the following parody on .BRUTUS'S Speech. to the Romani, in defence of his killing ely,F,Art • itons—iTuagt men—and lipicuivii;-:- war tie for toy 'au se ; a n d be silent that 'dn may hear;. believe toe far my honour; and hive respect to mina botanic, that :con ipay believe ; ,Cenince inc in your micalorn ; and av your .A. 1 .1501, t.hit von limy the better. jailge. If there any in this Assenibly, any dear friend of this .har;!F., iu bite I say, that a PnitittniT's love : for have ott 116 than his. If then that friend demand, 1...6y 4 Poactet'r Ilex against a li me, tliii Illy an er- —nut th;Lt 10 - ed hare 'that I lorOd eat cubce. Had y ;,, th e y th a t. :his lore. were living, that I dint ( trit e. I ; 111411 t t this haie were dead.that I might , live a jolly fel,- As OK hare was liC6ty, I Weep fur hint;. he war Prvjoive rt it.; as ire wits ratable, 'I hotionr hint; t i A -na l eatable, I sit* hint. There are rears for his beauty, joy for his - condition, hominy for..ltis ; iteffl,...anti dearly for his tun' wh o hire sit 'rtyncl.winild see ore a star\ ed If any, speak, for him have l'oftended, IVfin is hire i6ti iglu that would not take a tit bit 2-1 1 -, any, 6peak, for him have i fJelified. Who is I=arc so sick thc.t. not love his belly If any, speak, for him have I.olVeniled." • " . .You've afro - natal justi,e, sircali," cried one or the triagis tirslo, o u t. o f all putiewit At this law; and stra n g e tuieangne, which be? .on to invad, the time that his own belly toldliim bad repiherl the culprit, tr,ar , si at; at the ha agry fat:L ino of the hinten, 4, since jaae!iev hayt-4orno.liitie heave n .. ( 0; 164 .i,sc i o n in h urt , airs ji4sarr (van dinner rr--;; , ), it ;'at wish yt.u r r .‘ccow phi ty a good d a y, aril it-g, Ind nj~ladtrr '' lit 'Eutigkictite6,-ettger to retire, and somewhat plealed with the felicitir‘.s vish,•gave him a re , , pri t narid in exeriange ' for the Mire-, and let him Mr. PERCEV4L.--Tht filasgow Paper of Tnes. itlarlast, says t—Yesterday 'being the Ist of No. Member, the Anniversary of Mr.-Pttuesrat's Birth tieLy, was celebratcd here for The second time,' by ninumePous company 6entlemen, admirers or the prineiplei, ability, and firames . s, with which that' Statesman 'conducted-the of of this na tion, 'liming a most diflicult periml. Among many 'watts appropriate.tothe occasion, the fol - t lowing; were given ; " The health of Mrs,'PER- C,I4IVAT, and her. farnilv,.and nuty the children omit fate the virtues, and support the_renown of their father."---" liis Maiesty's Mini , ;tersi -and may they who direct the councils ti n tnition, adhere firmly to the principles whieli .;hpp.4rt the.dignity of the British 'Cortoithtion, awi maintain its as eendeney among thiluatious." The arsine Society o f Gentlemen have annually celebrated the Birth day of the Itight W11.14A1,4 rUi: 44461 the :year 1744",„ BATir, Nov. 5 fti honour of the arrival of the Piorious nem, yesterday, (rapt-, RANpoLPh'S . rifle corps assent blel in l'ulteney-streel , and fired tii:Te f-7.1.z* j • ute. ine spot wey axe (4 kiPori was imrnediaely before the houses occupied by French King and his suite, The national air, ‘‘ God save:the King!" concluded the • joyous eercinooy, , during which_Loui6'N.Vlll., appeared at: the window, :andmade several mailed obeisances .to the and to the exulting pe n pulace, who gave him re peated burkas! , • The Dinch Offieers taken in the ]Tench frigate recently, • arrived at Pt mouth, yesterday passed through this city one of.them spoke English, and (In his communicating to the others the glo rious intelligence of the day, that. brightened every countenance, and e.ansed.our streets to be a„colitinued scene of exultation and. joyful up toar ; they alljuiced fervently in the general joy, and manifested every,symptom of : anticipating a speedy release of their own country's thraldom from thelyranny and oppression S PO RTIN G. NrwmARKET THAW OCTOBER, Olt HOUGHTON, 11EETINti,•is1:,. FRIDAY, NOVE>1111:il 5. The AudTev-End .takes of 30gs. each; for horsed of all ~,,,, , es . (2-yr. olds excepted). To-start at the Starting Post of the Two-yf.,old C. and to run to the end of tlia 13. C. Oen.'(.iower's Lama, yrs. 7st. N1b.',.......',........ t Mr. thlny's Putlic, 3 yrs. ,at Iiill: ' - 2 Mr. ‘Vallier's f. C.ail-a-ple, by Sanc h o, 3 yrs. ,7A. 71 ') Mr. Blahe's c. by Sancho, out of Driver's tkun, 4 yrs. ~ ht. 7th. 4 . Wths . 1.4 LOer . Euryalus, 3 yrs. bat. 6 11. 1.6 .1 2 prf. , ey's'i)rson, 4 yrs. 84. "Alr.l , :eville's c. Swcep, by Go'hann.t, out of Amazon, •1 yil. Eiit. (ill). I , lr.',l'horol 1.: 1i: lot-I:i t A yrs., 7st; el:). ... It! to I ,I, ' ! .1., .-., to I agst Cap-a.:pie—.l to 1 a4;,1 En ;st Okson.;-5 to l'agst Ith.toria. .Mr. ;' . !,. ' , .', . ;.I,:nt, 7Ff:plb. rec. ft. frOut Major Wil.,,oa's f..hy 5c,:.,;, , i .714. .1.1. A .I. D 6 s. h; ft. - . ' lINYVI'iRSITY INTELLIP&NCE, Oxrosp, Noy. s.—Thursday last the follow it)g- (;entlemen , were ndr.litted to degrees ;-- m As rrAtf? , John 1.-btle, Of M.:.;d:tien ; Rev. Williatn Cleaver, of Christ Church; Mr. flyii - ,-)? Cotton, of Cbrist, t ,42,horcli ; lierherb'Oukicy, Esq. of Clirkt ; Mr, Daniel of Drazeu-nose Cnllege; and Mr.Juieph Aildisan, of Lincoln College. litcucta?;ls or Artvt.--The Hon. Lord Grattt:llle Charles Henry el set, of Chris.;.Clirach; 1%-tr. Abrat:4lcl Boyle Tow(is i.nd, of Cltrit.t Church ; Mr. (11;:riei. Saaviqt. of Chi Church ; Dtr. Edna. Leenniere, of C.? it.t. Church; Mr. George Morris, of it i:iut !lr. William \Tit:cr.?, of M Ilalliol Colle t te; r. Gm,rll:e. ttartin, S i ew College; Mr. Richard WaltloSibthotii, of ',..,l.4g . thtlert College. The Rev. TIL'KeWA!, 1,1,. - 1). late of Sidney Sussex College, Carnbridge, has, been pre.if.rited to the Vicaragv of Wistow with the t. ita.l)elry of 'Newton Harcourt annexed, and the perpetual ( tu-acy Leicestershire, vacant by the death of the Lte Rey. T. Willows; Patronets, this Countess of Denbigh. The Roy, Dr. Smith, Head 'Master of the Free Grammar School, in Mancht•Aer, was appointed to the Incumbency of St. Peters, on Saturday" la,d, by the Trustees; r:nd on the same' day, the Re*. Samuel 1101, A. M. Fellow of St. donn's College, Calabiirige, .was presented to tht;littin ofßillinge,,in .1 4 .aneas,hirc. Tk:Dtike of Norfolk has presented the Rev. P: W. Moore, Clerk, to the Remoryor 11i:then hum, in the County of Su ssex, A , niti by .the cession of the Rev. W. nroomc ; and the R e v. Bnvono,ii, to the cuisoliMaed ftceteries of ilixley coin rrainingbain'birl, tool by the cession of the Reverend 1 .1 . W. Mbore. SITTINCS APPOINTLD IN MIDDLESEX. AND LQNDUN—BefoTe the Right don. Sir JAMES MANNEIHT,D, Knight, Lord Chief Justice of his Majesty's Court of Common Pleas, at Westmin. titer, in and after Michaelmas Tern), 1 . 013 :—, Is We l aciduy, "Nov TposilAy, Nov. !q. TileNtray, Tu es tl y, N , ,v • .tontiotz. Thra , iltly, Nov. il. IVtqlll..iday, Nov. 17: Ni'vdociday, Nov. 24. TIUI. Atredneiday, Dee. I. In an historical account of the AVarringtOn Aca demy, the writer, in 'Speaking, o the French teach ers in that. institution, Mentions the name of it AL Le ,Maitre, alias Mara, as one engaged to give in struccion in that language, and then adds the folloWing ohiereationS in a note There is great reason to believe that this was - the infamous Marra, the associme of Robespierre; and the vic thn of Charlotte Crday., It is known that be ,ahoot thiS tune, and published in London a Philotophidal Essay on the con- :section between the. Body; and the - Soul of Mai, and, Some Where in thee country, bad a principal hand in printing itt 'pinto, a work of consi,krable ability, but of seditions.ten dency, entitled Chanis of Slavery.'' Mara, 'as his na(lle, is spit in the Minutes of the Acade my, very t , oon left Warrington, whence be welt to Oxford, robbed the As hn iole ‘ll Gaped to Irelaud, was 'apprehended in tried and convicted in Oxford undcr, the nitrite Of Le Maitre, and sentenced to the ilulks "at Wilt& With. Here one of his old ac quaint na tive of Bristol, saw flan. Ile was afterwards a Bookseller in Bristol, and failed, was confined in the gOl of that city, but released by the society there for the relief of prisoners contined for small One of that Society, who had perionallY relieved him in I)viitol gaol, afterwards saw him in the :Nationa .-Issenibly its Paris, 1714." Thtu>:l.l) , at twelve o'clock; an ingneht was held at the lVo,l..iiwise, in Little Grav's-.1 on view of the body of J. Campbell., porter to Mr. Robinson, tallow-chandler, who U. 1.; bthilCd tO death f;11 Wefhleiddy night, when Mr. Robin son's premises , i Gray's-Inn -lane, vtrere destroyed. Verdirt--.levideu ta Death. On Friday last f a coroner's inquisition was t d en in 'this town, On the body of 'a boy about four „ years of tage, who was so "urenutinty ournt on 'Wednesday, lot; by his 'clothes taking tire, er.: to occasion hiS death the following, day verilict tc cidental detith.r7-And on Saturday, anlither was taken in'this,town s 'on the body of a young wo man, about,2s years of age, who found drown ed in one of the l o cks of tio:llirmha ingnt Canal, in . Church-street, in I,lkis - town , Ve. rdict, ft,un d drowned.—(rantivnana. The house of Mr. John Parkin, No. SJ, Bal win7street, St. Luke, was broke into, early on Wednesdaymorniug, end 'robbed of several pieces cif ciotiN, kerseywres, stuff's, silver spoons-, Ste. with which the thieves.got off, OLD BAILT-.1", Nov. 3. A deaf and dumb man, whose name is unlmown, waS indicted for stealing five pieces of leather, the "propeety of Thomars - Braneyr: ,Tinnwrs Branch,_ enrrl,6 6f I'Vliituernss-street,, said, that on the 20th ofpctober the prisoner ea me into his .'sop,_ 'and P si-nifie by pointing at some leather, that he , intendedto ;nuke ii purchase ; he went out,'‘wit7. ness became suspicious, and full Owed hiin for two bours, and then lost sight of him. Ife went bonne, n soo after which, Ge prko m ner carne again, and: stole the leather stated in the indictment. He was fnond Getley A wretched girl, Only 15 years of agf, who had 'been sedriced frOm betlparents, stood indicted for stealin as *frock and other article', from Georgi ana. Collins• The mother of the - rinfortanate.girl 'was in Court, and when the prisoner - was found .quitty, she fell upon her knees, and was carried out in an almOstlifelacs state. 'I he Ser jeant "requested that the young delinquent might he sent to the, Refuge for the Deltitute.. Jaws Clough Stood indicted for stealing; various articles of Cutlery, the property of Wm. Barry, on the sth of September last. The proSecutdr, it appeared, lived in George yard, Tower-hill, and, on the night in question, the prNoner was perceived by the watchman lurking about his premis:es, and on being au proached, he threw away an iron crow, and made ofd'. lle was pursued, !louver, and overtaken, and 041 examining the prosecutor's counting house, it wits found to have been broken Open, and the various articles specified in the indict. ment removed, and prepared for being , Carried away.—Gui/ty, James namson was tried on an indictment, charging him with stealing, from:he per3on of G. S. Robinson, a dollar, value 3s. 60. on the 2d Oct. last, at the Wheat Sheaf Public-house, in Drnry-.. Ime. The prosecutor was entering he pas-sa t4 e, to get a pint of porterovhen his hat was knocked otf, and instantly carried away. He offered a.re ward of a half pint of ijn forits return, and %virile drink in;; Ilk portion of , this re -, .vard . , the prisoner audaciously put his hand in his pocket, and took out a dollar, The prosecutor w,:s then recom mended to go to Bow-street, for a nurse, he took the hint, arid with assistance,of. Nicholls, secured the utl; alder.---Guilty. The Sessions having , ended, the RECORDER passed sentence of. death on the following pri soners Sara Thorn, alias 'Fivymitan, Ann alias ITarl ., ..qt, an d Nl: iv y foe ;;a)-i' pi in a shr.,p ; Jonn Vlar Nool, f.irast,ll!!!tt.. , ; Thowas 1ti. , ,!0r) for intrir,larr i John t'..dwallnAr and John Proatur, for .tvaling in a dvs, : cli'ing-lion,!; ivy Pra.ll:4, :fames ‘7, , 0.0ii, land, and tivor . .. 1,.r a 111.1e...0,1 ; pm h Turner, 'fur sl p , olin f ur highway robbery=: N -. far :1 ; .:nbery , its / IV:11 ' 11/1S Ed Ward ; James for htealing mare; and 'l l .l , ,nuts Iticket t , 'lliree were ordtir'ea c 4.1 Henry Chombers, Jrvieph llyaras, and iNitlthou • Three for fourteen, years, viz. 'fimaiis Jone., I !,x -rison, anti John 'rliirtv-serer for 7 v, .. I .t menti, • •' Asysiith, John , itob,:rt came.. P lee, I.i.n TA!- - f meri Salomon I y, Petal: bu r ., h, .I-, . . I -I.'.l:e v -11,,4.11.01. : llov ic ;.; ~ 1 • , .. ' is t leatlt., . • Staff, I 111 Cat LII41:.!!' • • !cugli - , - 11nry ;.11lasu I)tiffett 1 ihts,;'ne, 'James bates and One, Nit, ' hi' i:1.,1. io I-louse of torrec . tion at C1eria , .1',,..1 12 - t elir, find P.; ordere4 to be imprisonrd New gate for var:on, tube publicly and two wl;ipped--10 nt.., \yore r.,7sPited,adil •.,t3 Were by proclamation. • THE POLICE. TINTO rt. HA I. 1/04. tsr,a. yesterday brpugbt hefore itdr.,llinsuE, by Goff and Wortley,,on.sl4 picion of being,conectnd in killing. gainein: the Royal (hardens at ltichmOnd, it appeared from the statement of William, Cuine'c, a labonrer Kew GardenS, that he was on duty in Richmond Gardens on Monday Moruin , t' last,for Mr. 'Fenn, the Keeper, When nhont four o'clock be heard footsteps, in one of the erivqg in which there is it Considerablequantity of pule ;, Ile soon aftqr saw a totin'coMe out:, nrid presently return again, and ft 0 into the Covey with something in leis him& partner, and theY went into the covey together, and near:the7centre found the prisoner with : a7,,gttn ius leis baud, 7Theydesired be would give it:up, wlAich he ; refused, them holzol his arm,,anA the t other wrenched, -his gun from him. Lie had: a. hi*.iinWhich.thorg-xvtr tt , gnantity of feathers, hut licrgetne., The prisoner is the man whowas some tinie ; since in : custody', .on snspicion of shooting Lord Spencer's., game .keepet% Tile Magistrate conunktte4 :hint as a rogue and vagrant. lIATIoN-anßimsl.—lfenry Tirwiett, baker, wa,s exatn,tne4l on charge of exhibiting breaWfor sato in iti3,..abf)p understatitlarti weight ; the whole of the deficiency wns 28 ounces ; he was convict ed and fined in the mitigated penalty of one shit lingnn ounce, which he,paid. Sarah Squires , mulct went an examination, on a charge of robbing her rea:ly-furnished lodgings, at No, JO, ( lonwnle, Brunswick -.(pfare, The tickets, of the avticles pawned .In)onnred to 101. and the 11111 I,',lkw ,11),,)1.1 , N1 to ,;(I'. „. enntwitten For te-c,.;tn:o;,.titta. The litimberlegs -robberies of the plate—glasses from ~, , ,r:entlemeu's eirriage,s, not tit& inihePuLthe . stre: - ..4,5, but by . breAing,open the coach -homes, indoices it c 4 lllVSl)(4mierit tO su.;ge!zt, at Ilwasui , :e `' 11 , 1 c 11 : .generallv a<hipted, would clu the evil, lty ren , lering the , pillagcd articles of surali vahle to any pt:r3on but the owner, and, ako faci litate thedrtvcti o n.of the-deptellator and his ac compliees it merely, at 'a corur of each glass, to engrave, with a glazier's diamond, the 4 - xlvtler'ft name, and, in the diegonal—cornalt, his place of abode the diminution which must-he tnade 4411 0 size of the plate, by reducing both top: r and ‘,snt toii, would .render. the remaining part. ~of value ; or, the crest, arms, or any other orna nit/mkt:device (with the name and place of abode in a label) might be introduced not far Aistant from the centri: of the plate, Mach would be still 'wore effectual. OLITRAGE,S TN IT.IEL.A.ND; • tj ‘TFRFORD).No-c.2.4)a t he n'vg,tit. of S0 1 :1 ; s:r: Conoty of 'Waterford, anti wititin a bout. 1.110v0“ f i ' of iim,:nailon, ent.co.fd, anti iusz.•' El, • ;. thf:h d. 0 C d; ti ti. Ct n ti • -r.E; Itot Itiat. dead. ,-_, After perFtetrating it , '•' ' . ~, leed, they depart.e(l, .withoot roblii"g ll ' e •l -'. 1r usin?.; any .otlic.r violctiqe.---Yeel".'Y :1/4..,;, 1,. ::oie left this city fur r• II ,la•dly for tlit. -i, • . k) :e of meeting other ifawtrates', .CO hold 0 8 13 " ' "4 "'"''..-.. „ tio tat , 4 , nest' cm the hotly, and to t;,!!..c itteasurPP :-.' ~ Fi ln , Lisc.:)very of the murderers. Such B r c i ' ll Ilicir ! ,- 1 " IS t ieulars watch haVe ,reaclictl us, and ‘ve tsll' ii,,,Nesti, Itiitk, that no others, have oectirretl.. Vari ° ''''' t. ‘ , , ilre , , onteettires will, of course, .be ci,i•ret,t eti i.O ~, 1 ti!t i.O r .„ , itotives in which the -transaction ori i .;ill4to" ~,1 .. . . 1 ., klig a. his head, wo can only olk3ene, t'iiat the ge l ', ,o '°r,rosr. Ittpression upon the ptiblic In.ad is, that it .' i ' , ' VfnUer,l)in (J u t e . eftlelL(liilili.ditlttila;:ll:,ltiviCeCcies:,l;ifl.iii)toliittic.N;:iiorlpi,.'',l,l rtili:srli;),, talc C 7; 1 b tPol, ,-e. feel the most un teserAZed confidence in„sssr:l4, i 1- 1 xmvsitt.h, 30.ercTeeit3,0t.1---itit\lar.evt:tit.yd.cresrt,ita:sl,.siont:iit'll to. Tti l‘, l , l4 ; lace on Weclue• - .4lav evening' at the race gril''''' . r il•tio4 ittleton, when a murk' was . shOt dead, in tf- 0 ':, ~ nerice at'sonte of the military haViug be-t:llat l : . , c ,", , 1 ' , l er , ti b Y 4 be P.Ptilace• _ .Zs we havenot lea..ne'4 ' l4 co xact particulars of the trutsaction, i':c 4° - int Alc f t no ..!et-ourselvcs at liberty to make any rcnr! l .. :t t t Fier, he fatal issue Of, this unhappy circtititt,lg...,g, ;retiii„ro he truth of which there is toifortuoiltelv no '!..,. . 4 64 7. * i. Coroner's Inquest •• was held yester:Jay oil t. 7 r.,,, 0 , • ~,, ii, ..., (I, ,otly,„ , i .....- - . •-• ' 4 - , 01,6i, •- , ! We . regret to state, that at nit &OF i'" r ;i. if4lta' lit .1 'ttesqlay week, four ti n fort ciliate fislietaten, ?i,..,yee,,,,, Or PQ? to trigilig to the neighbourhood .of,Slig(), ..,'I eatery grave on the Tyreragh co;:st : ilie::;, ) ;,. Di loat in which. thev tvere.,,:vVidS so complelel:'` ercd on the dangerous reefs with , vlich Liiirl,-. 1 , 0 PI, o di-r , ' If the bay ~ h a_ounds, that SC3ECCIF ft Vs: - : I ;,i , pained t -break. We understand i"1 . . 1 . .e .' ' 1, 11.! giso ~ if the sufferers have left large futilities t()`,, 5 ,1 , t iv4 of e4e d 4 he untimely fate of, their protectors and t, ,, : .,, , , ,,, i ';',-;;,, Bei loll'. Here are , fit objects for the coy tlo s4 ; ~ hih t .• '" A. 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