The Sun. — London, England, 1805-03-28 00:00:00

IMPERiAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH A i l. Ur. Rom y was heard for the Appellant, in the Appeal. Truitee for Sir Andrew Cathcart, against the harl of Thc farther hearing was postponed till to-morrow. The legacy Bill, and other Bills on the Table, were read a second t i me. Adj o u rned HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDUBSDAY, TvIAILCH 27. Mr. CuaWEN gave notice that he should move to-morrow that an Humble Address be presented to His Majesty, pray ing that lie woilld be graciously pleased to order Copies of the Attorney and Solicitor General's opinions respelling the Duke of thort roperty to be laid before the House. Mr. 1) sera NSON, COnfolltlAbly to an Order of the House, presented the Papers relating to Sir Home Pophami which were OfclerCa to he on the 'rabic. • Str lona Nawrost.i according to notice, made a Motion respecting Irish Hospitals and Asylums ter ,Lunatics, but alter some conversation on the subjell between Mr. ALex,Noka, Dr. OturistraN, Mr. linsraao, Mr. Rosa, atilt Lord "I`LtA Pt.'s:, the lion. Baronet .withdrew the Motion for the pr;:scnt. The Neutral and Foreign Ships Bills, the Customs Duty Bill, and the Excise Duty Bill, were read A WOW time, acd ordered to ne committed to-morrow. Lord Char - Lan aa an gave notice, that he should make a M o rif.,n to .morrow tespeeling. the Courts of Justice in Bengal. ,Mr. I 0 Linton, frorn the Secretary of State's Office in Ire land, presented an Account of the Surnsdne by the Commis sioners Of the Navy, and also of the Sums %lite by.the Collec tors, up to the f,th of January, tlios.—Orderetl to lie on, the ti Table. The Committees of •Supply,'and of Ways art! Means, were postponed to P riday next. Mt. lla s e bruttzht in the United States' Commercial Trea ty Bill, and the Spanish Merchanditt Bill ; which were read a first, and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow. Sir Boon lINMILTON DALKYMPLIr presented a Petition • from the inhabitants of Androsson, in the County of Ayre, spinal the Corn Sill.—Ordered to lie on the Table. On the Motion of Mr. II USK I 65014, the Order of the Day for the House rez,uhing itself into a Committee on the Spa rush Wine Bill was postponed fill to-mcirrow. IRISH SMALL NOTES. Aft• FOSTER, conformably to the notice which he gave on Monday last, moved for leave to bring in a Bill to stop the Circulation of Small Notes in Ireland. The Right Hon. Gentleman observed, that he, should have moved for this Bill long since, Lot that he had waited for a silver curret.cy, to sup. ply the place of clime small, or silver notes, as they were termed. Every person in the least acquainted with the state.of Ireland must acknowledge and la. ment the ill effeas produced by the issue of Notes under 51, in that Country ; the objea of the Bill, therefore, was to restrain the further issue of a paper medium, which has inundated Ireland, and injuted it most materially in every respea. Mr. R. MARTIN said, he was inclined, at first, to oppose the intended restriCtion, but he had since changed his opinion, and now approved heartily- of the measure. He could not but congratulate the COuntry in having a CHANCELLOR of the EXCH i2U att Who was capable of effetting so desirable an objed. He hoped, however, that the Right Hon. Gentleman would see the propriety of allowing Pri vate Batik& to issue Small Mites, on a plan similar to that recognised by Parliament in England.-- private Batiks in this Country had leave to issue Small Notes under 51: ; he trusted, therefore, that the same indulgence would be granted to Banks of the same description in Ireland, not for the be ne fit of the Banks, but for the accommodation of the Public. Mr. FOSTER replied, that the policy of granting such a privilegoto Private Banks, as that suggested by, the Tian. Gentleman, required serious considera tion; it would be competent, however, to the Hon. Gentleman to bring forward the subjett at some fu, ,tore period ; he should not then troub le the ,House with any furthetobaervatione, but confine himself to the obje4 end substance of the Bill for which he had the honour of moving. MtiOnAuctiTen wished. to know what de. ecription of Coin was to be issued ? FoSTeit answered, that, in addition to the Spanish Dollars now in circulation in Ireland to a Considerable amount, Bank Tokens of tod. and sd. each, in order to answer Irish Cietrency, would be issued.. The Nlotion was then read from the Chair, and Leave given to bring in the The Right honourable Gentleman also moved for leave to bring in a Bill its amend an An, for the iterAir of Punt Roads, passed in the Parliament of Ireland, ip the 3 2a of the King. The objea of the Amepiment was, that Postmasters may be enabled to send the Mails by Mail Coaches, or otherwise, with greater safety and expedition than could be done at present, front the badness of many of the Public toads, which, by the Bill, should be repaired an d a l t ered, where the public lonvenience and ad. vantage nude it necessary. Colonel II AG WELL observed, that if the Bill tvere not s peedily passed, it must lie over till next year, because the money for the proposed improve. trent was to be iiS3es9cd by ate Grand Juries at the Assizes'. , FOSTER said, he did not wish to precipi. tat Public Ilusinetis ; but, at all events, that delay was t4 .c e ssary for accomplishing the ()Ned of the present tota4re. In the first place, Surveyors must he sent to 'examine and measure the ground whet. ever itnprovetnent was to be made; the Returns of the Sue veys would be, of cour§e, a tedious work ; ktice it was obvious, that hurry would not answer the purpose; on the present occasion. L w ais eave as grtO to bring in the Rill. The itight lion. Gentleman likewise moved, for l e , ve to bring_ in a 1341 to amend the Irish Spirit Licence Bill, as far as it regarded Distillers. The Right Ifon, Gentleman observed, 'that it might be to lawn . ) the 'louse, that the Liw in Deia,„l tird ou t more than four gallons of bpi. T its to be carried from • any Distilittry without a Permit ; tilt comequence of which was, that Liver. pool jars, containintr a' quantity somewhat smaller than the I .aw s pcciliet), had two eloyed for the p u rpose of talorg a‘Nantage of tilt A mp O. ft was not tinusnal to hale t wenty 'or thirty film rill:filo: I ; f The rom one zstahliblinient with liquor thus -conveyed., ohitset the Bill which he meant to bring in was to t Selnedy t ,115 del' riinent t:34 R evenue. Leave. granted, r4e, and moral that the Order for sr,:tinil reading of the St. Pauras by post. trs WedneEdat! next. He trade this I\flotions Le said, in consequence of a diarence of opinion existing in the Psrish, respetling the expediency of the measure proposed. He wished it to be also understood, that if two.thircls of the Dire(lora of the Poor slid not assent to the Bill, he should with draw from it his support. Mr. CALCRAFT suggested that the second reading should be put off till after the Holidays.— , It was a measure of great importance to the Pa. rich, and time should be allowed fur its conside. ration. Mr. BYNG thought that it should be disposed of as soon as possible, because it was of much ito. Torrance. He saw no reason therefore for post poning the Order to a later day than that which he proposed. The Question was then put for post poning the Order for the second reading to this day sc'nnighr ; on which Mr. CALCItAFT rose; and moved, " this day fortnight." Strangers were then ordered to withdraw ; but after a few words from Mr. koritit, Mr. 134L.DW IN, and Mr. FRANCIS, Mr" CALCa AV r's Amendment was Cdr_ tied without a division. Mr. CALGRAHT presented a Petition from the In habitants of the Parish of St. Pancras against - the Bill, which was ordered to lie on the Table till the second reading of the Bill, when Counsel should be heard in support of the Pe tition. The Sec IL ETAIIY at Watt brought in a Bill for augmenting the Rate* to be allowed Innkeepers for Non.ccitumissioned Officers and Privates who shall be quartered on theth ; which was read a first, and ordered to be read a second timo to-morrows—Ad journed. '• From the LONDON GAZETTE, March 26, inar-05n, Match 26, dos. STAFF. Assistant Commissary Alexander Fernandes to be a Deputy Commissary General ot'Stores, Provisions, and Forage to the Forces. Richard Manby, Gent. to be Assistant Com missary of Storrs, Provisions, and Forage to the Forces. Win. Petrie, Esq. to be an Assistant Commissary of At:- compts to the Forces. Connaissions signed by Me Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex. Royal Spelthorne Legi9n, Alex. Steele, Esq. to hi Captain, vice •Weathersttne, resigned. Dated Feb. 13, tilos. Royal Westminster Volunteers, Samuel Thorley, Gent. to be' Assistant Surgeon, vice Lucas, resigned. Dated Feb. 13, des. Royal York Mary-le-bone Volunteers, Lieut. the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Percival to be Captain, vice Prince, resigned. Dated Fib. 9, dos. Eellrwere and Little Staiunore Volunteers, Christ. Bonner, Esq. to be Captain, vice Anderson, resigned. Dated Feb. rB, dos. Watkin Charleton, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Stockton, resigned. Dated as above. Somerset-place Volunteers, Charles Barrow, Gent. to be Ensign, vice VMS. Dated Feb. 2 dos. john Melbourne Marsh, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Dixon. Dated as above. John Stanton, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated as above. Royal Westminster Regiment of Militia, Arthur Gore, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Feb. 22, 18os. Western Regiment, -----Keeting, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Feb. 22, 1805. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Sheerness Volunteers, Wm. Plane, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Ongley, deceased. DatecLNlarch 8, tBes. Maidstone Volunteers, Thos. - Win. Carter, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated March 13, ttles. Rifle Coiripmay, First Lieutenant lames Tyrrell to be Cap- Will, vice illyCS, resigned. Dated Marcl 13, 1805. Second Lieutenant John Scudamore to be Fiutt Lieutenant. vice Tyrrell, Dated as above, Wm. Cooke, Gent. to be Se cond Lieutenant, vice Seudamore. Dated as above, , Contrissien in dm tat Battalion of Dorset Volunteers, signed ay the IS,ord Lieutensint. George Wilkins, Cent, to be Lieutenant, vice Win. Hell, re. signed, Dated Alarcli 7, 120 s. Conois4io4 in the Royal South Lincolnshire Militia, tigne4 ly :iv Lard Lirremnant. Win, Winter, Gent. to be Lieutenant. - -nated Match It, zlios. -Chutes PAker, G9it. to bo Ensign. Dated March 12, 151.7,5,• COMMit4iont in the Royal Third Lincoln Militia, .rigned ky ibf Lord Liemonant. john 'Baxter, Gent. to .be Lieutenant. Dated) March lc, 1805. George LViIIIS, (-iktlt. tii) bit Lieutenant. Dated March ta, 1805. Commission in rke 'lower Hamlets Militia, Jignrel by gGr Lend Lieurendni. Ist Royal Reßimcnt, Ldwin liolbrow Wheeler, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated March 25, r/Soi. Commit.do4 in:the Royal Carmarthenshire Regiment of Militia, iigned 6 , the Vice-Liruienant. Fuzileer Regiment, %Vin. Brigstoe}ce vent. to be Captain, vice P hilip Dennis, Gent. resigned. bated March *3, dos. sgßnruM in the Gazette of the 9th inst. Bedfordshire Militia— For ThOIIMS Anderson Ruda to be Cap. tain, mad, Than►as Anderson Rudd to be Captain. MAT I.S. Allrc t v 1 Waterford. Due. Hamburgli s I Dublin, 3 WAterfoul. PRICE OF STOCKS 111111111 DAY. •T O'CLOCK* CanSOIS 55 * I Omni= 3 1 THE SUN, SOLVI QU IS DICILAR .VALIIUP4 AUOIAT L 0 N ON, TH URIDAY, MARCH 28, IsOs. We think it our duty again to warn our Readers against the reports which ate actively in circulation, stating the failure of Lord LAKS in an attack upon 'IIOI,K AR.. The East India Company have nit received any inforniation iq this effeel ; and from all we can hear, the reports in question chiefly arise from the artifices of those who are interested in the depreciation of India Stock—artifices that have beers attended with too much success in several instances. These reports hiVe been fotinded upon the accounts of site ill-stiOcess of Colonel Mprooti, and have, in a great degree, resulted from mine.. presentations in private Letters brought hoine with those ac . coun“; and employed in Stock.jubbing machinations.). Tpz mean and despicable mutiyes try whirl the Enclitics of Lord NIELv !LLB ire aftuated may be i n f er r e d ftoM what they have nigleCled to do, well ;; iron) what they ate so malignantly doing. 11:Loogh tbe Retort! of the Commis lAMIGA, sioners of NAtial Inquiry contain charges of a multiplicity of alledged abuses, all those Reports were treated as dead blur, and suffered to lie unheeded on the shelf ; but the moment an accuse. tion is insinuated against an individual high in public esteem for talents anti services, the Bull dogs of Fadion lush at once upon him, and endeavour to tear his charader to pieces. What we have said tespeding the Noble Lord was the result of convidion. We are persuaded that his reputation will come clear through the ordeal of an impartial inquiry, and that there is nothing for which he is more anxious, than for such an investi gation of his condut. The• public fever excited by the Tenth Report seems, so much to have subsided, that we deem it unnecessary any further to anticipate the public discussion which it will soon undergo. After taking three days to consider of it the Morn. in. Chronicler has favoured us with a very pleasant and ingenious Critique upon the Article which appeared in Tit B SUN of Monday ; but as the only parts of his comment which deserve :trim attention are in pursuance of the system of " begging the question," whish has been followed by the Ene. mica of Lord Mims , rt.t.a throughout this business, we shall leave Isis arguments to fill by their own weight. Yesterday His MAJZSTY dined with the PRIM. Cuss of WALIS, at her house on .Blackheath. Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, a Privy Council was held at Lord MuLORAVE's Office, at which Sir JAMES CRAIG and the Russian Ambassador attend. ed. The Council did not break up' till past four o'clock. Yesterday morning Lord GARDNER. left Town for Pliinoisth, for the purpose of taking the Com.. mind of the Channel Fleet. Lord KEITH had yesterday a long interview with Viscount MELVILLE, at the Admiralty. IRISH LOAN—It will be recolleaed, that when Mr. PITT concluded the bargain for the late Loan of Twenty-two Millions and a Half for England and Ireland, he made a reserve of One Million more, to be raised in Ireland.—Yesterday Mr. BURROUGHS, and some other Gentlemen, at the head of respett. able Irish Houses in the City, had a conference with Mr. FOSTRR, the Irish Chancellor of the Ex. chequer, prior to the kidding taking place a t D u b lin Castle, on the Bth of April.—Mr. FOSTER de quainted the Gentlemen, that instead of One Mil. lion, the sum originally intended to be raised in Ireland, it was now found necessary to make it One Million Eight Hundred Thousand Pounds. ; It was then agreed, that the Contraao!s were to receive for every tool. advanced in Cash, tool. in the Irish' 31 per Cents, and the Bidding to take place in the S per Cents. : those proposing to take the least of the latter Stock to be entitled to the Loan, A singular examination took place this morning at Bow.street, founded upon the following incident: A young man had been committed on a charge of fur. gory upon a Commercial House in the City. The Uncle of the Prisoner went to the Prosecutor, and requested to see the instrument which was to be brought as proof of guilt upon the trial, stating that he had little hope of saving his Nephew's life, but that he wished to make the best de. fence the nature of the cause would admit. The Prosecutor, after some hesitation, produced the paper, which the Uncle snatched out of his hand and threw into the fire, where it was instantly consumed. The Uncle, who is said to he a M e . dicil man, was immediately seized, and the exami• nation was proceeding when this Paper'vvas put to Press, lqustc.—The Concert for the' Benefit of the Royal Society of Musicians, took place last night at the Hanover.square Rooms. THEIR MAIRSTI as, who arc always conspicuously ready to promote the purposes of benevolence, were present, accompanied by the fi ve PRINCESSIIS, the Duxes of K ENT , CUMBERLAND, Sussex, and CAMBRIDGE, as well as PRINCR WILLIAM of GLOUCESTER, and a splen. did train of the Higher Orders also joined the stan. data of Humanity on Chia occasion. The number of visitors is said to exceed seven hundred, at a guinea each. The Performers, vocal and instrumental, see m e d emulou s to distinguish themselves in a cause so honourable to genius and benevolence. Mrs. EILLINGTON, BARTLEMAN, land GRAsstnt, gave their powerful support, and were all warmly applaud.. ed. The musical treat was the Oratorio of Samson, one of HANDIII24 most sublime and affeding'woks,,and it was performed in such a manner as to give en. tire satisfadion to an enlightened audience, by t he beauty, grandeur, and precision which marked the whole entertainment. TILE ORATORIO.--The combination of admira. ble works in the Seledion'of last night, at Covent. garden Theatre, attraded a numerous audience.— BRAH Atvi in all his Songs displayed great ability, but was particularly IneCeSsfUl in " To arms, your Country's Cause requiriaz." Mts. ASHE follows the steps of MARA with great success. There is a simplicity in her style of singing which charms the ear and touches the affediona. Mr. Mt!. Lark im. proves in the opinion of the Public, ; and Miss MONDAY is become an established favourite. The cheraders were last night peculiarly impressive. . INDIA House.—Yesterday a Court of Dire(lors was . held ai the East India House, when the follow. ing Commanders took leave of the Court previous to departing for their respedive destinations, viz. wm. HAY, Retreat, Madeira and Bombay. C As nnt, f 7 err , Madras and Bengal. The Court adjourned at six o'clock till this day. y ester d a y a Quarterly General Court was held at the East India Hnuse, when several Accounts Were laid hifoie the ProprictOrs, isi conft3rinity to the B ) e.liSsys.—Alter a few words fro m M r . J. A Dmit, on the subjed "of the Seminary for Writers, the C9tic t adjourned sip, die, . .NAVAL 1.1 EW 5; HAIM ICH, MARCH 26.---The i'rru, d;entakil B. ANTONS, from Leer to London, with eau, hat been brought into this Harbour leaky. The Diana Packet, Capt. STIWAXD ; and th e King George, Capt. SAUNDILIS, sailed this morning with Mails and Passengers, the former for Gotten. burgh, and the latter for Husum. His Majesty's Frigate resaru; remains, withal° Escort, Borer, and Charger Gun-vessels ; also l" Argun and /14: Revenue Cruizers. •1•11.1•01..... PoRTIMOU TH 'MARCH 27- Sailed the Moe IL Regard, HONILIY. and Swam, CANNITP WS Berland ; ttylnlUtb, BOYW AY. J°. and Pleasaxi THOMAS, for London. Sailed a lso the arbour Man of War on a Ctuize. ----- MAL ) MAItCli 27.—Sailed His Majesty's 610 4 Isis, and Volcano Bomb, for the Nom 1 114 Sloop, and Haughty Gun-brig, for t heir sisli°l ~i t off Calais. Sailed also the Gallant Gun-brIVII Dispatches for the Fleet off Boulogne. Came down the Sheerness, Lighter, wit h 0 :1(... for the Yard, and remains. . .... i , Ilt. In the Dow Utrecht, Castor, llor - 1,40. vastatlon P Ill—Monarch ' ~,., _... elis , lospero, Lucifer , Explosion, 1i5c15.„,„,,,. .-til? Vo lunteer, . L./clew:ler. Rifleman, Thrasher, rtioaltger" I I, Tigress, and Defence Ships allP7. ~,,. i On the igth, at nine A. M. the Artittoeftl o p t ° 4 ll aee, W. FINLAY Master, laden with bills g ri o, for Liverpoel, struck on a sunken rock Pe ° K I , wa i ness, became water-logged, and soon stt st " in if went down in very deep water; her tort l ' i stO being discoverable at ebb-tide. The e rgw i'at savred in the boat. Vessels have been erica is Crail to attempt to weigh her, but their Sac 4"Tbitieful.Spanish vessel, the S.Pfitrose w hics id its t i s s w tr r a e n ck de . d a \ t ra A st nnestown, Ireland, has h eciiiiie 2 — lO l d be ri e n n k l i o n s g t sapr?iridtessttoroeyxecde:s.one countrysla a dicti IP! olt e l Liv i er 'e po L o a l, u w re i l t ,q h . The Ship Arl'ucUe, t he ivid t T u :A: y t t, i t, t i i o s e 8 1. , totallyooff a rum nd o f o s a t t n G o d i r i o b ; lc : , Galloway. 'l4 l . C mli Oi l 1 verpool . to Coik, to join convoy for ing,ol4tt's djes, was totally lost in Rock 13 , 0 ol'.Foo. Cove, on the 9th ins 4. 'file crew wetelr' cult).- saved. Burgesses it v c consequence e 2 t i t . e. nNcee Newcastle a G s t o l e v l e . i f n o l :I°i: part'sool'ic o i . . l ' i - i : t i o t h t ne : d se : ti l ai: Moor to encamp four thousand Intent(' i l the ensuing summer, the Stewards 011 1 1 7 6 i rated Companies held a meeting ott Iftiel o yes o purposely to take into consideration thee,' area"t citation, when they agreed• to admit lis 0 10 t iv l :o l : e ruykr u :i ,ne s u se gat ilr e llete i dh t al. h lyi e ,i:tpi r ehei o ol ifnicetteenhdoeofglor Admiralo e i therusnaidl c w a lt t h i.h i e n ,: tr : d e iti c ist f t ; d e r eb: ;: ;. ~i, race-ground, or that which lies ro the noi do ol . Tonningen and Elsinore, at t h e gu e l ;p r i t r Y s tlit:/ / : / . ol i r .t l ° fl 'l. unless by pertnia Sion from the Lords for the sailing of t h ese Convoys w ill ' i Aa' lli ' ' No alteration i n the f e ,g h ti e ittateil of th - , ralty, O h hs The roof of the lantliorn o f the Abby C . fife' it / of . Westrnioster, which was desttnYe" fry eiet l) i now completely restored, and W t. ° , v a migh t % appearance, the Gothic ()moments Pel f/I , O OA ';', with gold. It is now, by Yasiou s ret ', s ioni a p cured from the recurrence of a sinu lsr - ech - gomPl et at` The repairs of the Choir are 00 1 yaj : 1 )0;V1 3 1 is much wished by every lover of Erik' s ; of ayt,: i that the present altar-piece Vre" 111 : t oonot lfr e i make room for something that m ig ht ilitentlfel,o better with the general style of Ole "re bate die a,t' o f that venerable Temple, the repostwrYfecepotcw of so many illustrious des 1, aml i th e p r i n ecs., . 4 . , the mortal remains of our Kingse t t ion i $O l3 r o f In consequence of the great s t the .Gad' provements that have been made in, 0000:10, the ‘4EAKI e, and more particularly Inc at ent i d( front towards the River ThaMess th e " 0r PI House of Commons, which forms f i. 110, 4 front, is now undergoing great Chrit n , t hscs u ci, design of St. Stephen's Chapel bad , Ji l t/ :tilite lti lsi utte - 11, of many different repair`,, bcatOe C I A t he Vli b SO except as to the mere tiutline, o ,''' sto pe. 1 di' been generally cased over with i'ln ,o. t vi6l o lo l buttresses are now ereeting. ortwok'iltiociAl II ot signs after the Gothic taste, i k) 31 11 t hrOie en ili, which style of decoration will lire le d o des t o whole east cud, with its pinoaci".. an c iia ''', 1 ,4 1 SNEAKER'S K E w ß ill s haoculdie,extremely to r e ly pc tile 11 !‘Cans' grand old dwelling, ° NU ° ' I. 'e rd mans will appear to be the OW' litf il l eller tale. The Fashionable Circles of Nor sic ts 0 0 0 a flattering compliment to the her, ' on the , 0 illi Miss STamH ENS, by requesting fai oiert io ' c o , of the Liverpool Theatre, /0 perl°r tio , fai op charaders of ilosiao, Po//), awl 119$1 ffloil i. and gi v e c i i t , ctolitc,tre I of ), DON'S Bebville, Mackeath, and )filtilig n . f s tal', , :::t. l Yesterday, at her 'house in Qu ee j oy tisl i West, the Hon. Mrs. l'oi-WrZ bv"' $ , sliv Of a son, Yesterday morning, about i te st ° 'e , n ,tint!; waistcoat, mixed stocking Pan" 1 ,,T 0 10,c l iar, 1r seenf- w l a e e w r il ti o s s a o t t a t i l k: e ll e nino tine.ut t t ' , e aSteil4:ll::inli:elata:tere-td, n i t ) : ol c o r t i '::::`' il ic i e ; b : c. s crd : te c ir co : l o l ll ; boots ; seems to be about tottl• , rhe boY oc he found to whom he belocgs, , t oil I moved to Mount-street ;Nanchang sus. f be i' l '';' 144'1 roti:offeiniOennilrgi:::;gl;t:oynintil CI : Cat Thursday Gail Containing t : : : a : 1 d i r e : t n n I of t: 1 6 : 0 1 t : o t 4 I 1 1 1 i e a the 1 l o a t f t 1 ": : ; 1) 1 1 r e : ) 31 ) 1 1 j P g : 4l' r - 1 i ' . 1 , 1 i : va r tow; articles of q: act:eltcLf the articlei for wet, 4/ i v mined TurktO Assizes, le