The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-14 00:00:00

4 ' -PUBLIC DISTItES' 4 I I, S (\NI) PUBLIC' I,NIEI:4I'INGts , followini.; excellent Essay on the prevail lug ma nia vrehici the title indicates, we copy from `the Liverpool Courier. Though some portion of it is of local . a.plieation, the scope of the in go surflis j 3 of so general and appropriate a nature, 'that it may he beneficially pernsetl, at the present 'crisis, by ekery friend to Oder and the Constitu tion in Great Britain • - " Ifor e sOut days past, several well,,in:entoned, hut, as we conceive, rery iiii,judg'ing persons, have keen eng.geil ill citovii signAturel In a requisition addressed to the Sia'yot, for the 'purpose of convening a public Mee+ ing of. the in, lialiitants of this grc,it town. We t o tr(test ;Nem.' ation for the dettiocrritic part:of otir led Constitution ; we very titaell hive .4 the :wood-miles: wild of the popular voice, ar.il tt tt ltre greatly. tit tached to 'arid 'prat()) y, and let we cannot pessitade ourselves u n it a public have Si t e remotest tendency to re sieve tare national' sit:ft:rings whicb sire tit present so elamoronsly contplaitted.nf. Loftily as we are "lisposedio think of .titit oser" local:W-6(1ton, ,and int' the tel sakes who inform and govern this their little orb, we, eannot . presitaie theta capable of accotahlishiag what has foiled the ability and perplexed the patriotism of Palace-yard. If Sir Vrancis Burdett's Most: constitution ti recom mendation to refuse payin. faxes • if Mr..ll.ines, tltiicalte , allusion to the Alecapitatitia olkings, and Ids flint respeetiog the'possitil repetition of that tiy.a expetintent ; it :11 - ajor Cartivri:,tht's sixty t yards of petitions agairrst all existing 11)&1;t11. tit"") '11,41 1 4 01 . d !crane's adlnii - thie tnveclives Against F judges and jurors, and benevoleut s„",,tb- P"'l'6 oll3 ; if iiicse, we. say„ t-til to pro, duce the riesiied effe'c't it, i,lleviatitig the Auiblic wiiiit can he d froni the highest ise of tai,:nt tr.: the part of the 'fiverpool de ,excrt;fl.liiners not' ic,,ucct fur the great men wlitirn 7,v e ',lSt and loc. vowed par ' tisane am' p.,(iitglri!its ellitVVliere; tietin. mifettedly dcelare„Our belief, that they liitve tiot as yei,succeertc.l in, even mit l i p:tine, ELL ini'.eries of this The truth W I ilk lie, th.,i: their minds, a.re of too metaphysical a, CASE to tiler them to (ICSCelld . t(1 s tile vnig•ar schemes for softening the tiorvolVS .Of the poor. tViirlst the school of,l!enefieence is ctigaged "the un alliiiiit,ihle,4tare-toed.otli.ce of redlicitig'fieuts, sc.ittcripg dOnati6oB,, and devising'ernptoy'rnent , the new philanthropists, with a bl'ave lll alt'Ct " of practical charity, are haratip,ing 'atree tioaate A,e4sl opon, tint hiessiogs,, of distircierand re , ,We disclairn. all irony, • when nee so-, i lrehirtly assure our, realers,., that tt,e " needy knife • grin:Lt.?' of I3ii4ton have rit.yei, I ecitrivui no aid „Irvin the " friends of hit.;natiity.'' • ti , At.c 3 strisett nt.„, - 1104 v ern have mai., softie consider3hie .rintit taacer,, witliout:Vvaitiog for a radical 'cl(nic). In with the'eXception nt ;1111-,.. Cobbett, we arc tt' vain' any patilut, who has -proposed at ,isitnedy ininiertiatelY ..ipplicahle to the prusent IntY- 1100i;s. licit ruiintnt post m prO. •. a .,pfrieS at universat vongrat ion .to Abtfriert , it trelit . for so much I:111,1 1s !timber c in . poi Si. y . pr,q fire c9red. ' pdvautage3 reSOiting front ellarige of residence, appear us to tae; 1,-,t*„pririly'gr. haying thilk in New' Nrcirk qu ; tr,t, ant! of clct oiirin pot atoci„ . itn: ~Wyteti .frpot (tO satisfy the hutife;cr . o! entigrani,S), aC an a dvanceof tao luotir per ecnt., Duly as tee appreciate these in; r .estittoibie ences, we have some doubts ., whit: 'her our re,aile' rs would iiistifiedirt undertaking 4 "Yagtt across the Atlantic, for the purpose of procuring theta, . To,Want 'vageS art the batiks of the Mersey;is,, we are . willing to ad. 104 .....4a c gtlevance of the sorest" kitid ; but sve ilo not exactly see how matters ate metided by wan. ..,,dering,,•hinkrii‘,liearted and pennyless„ along the shines : of Ontario, or amidst the swamps of Sine . Jpiellatin.iti. lint, casting aside the jocularity which ire had assumed, in order to expoSe, by the forcc of ridicule, tit.: vile deceptions, that men,. „ hilt fools and half I,OarCS, attempt to practise op,ott the politic, we ask, in all soberness of ~ thought, what positive benelits are likely to result ft:ow (leas paai•ptsely still tinlta tilepoputiir mina . iit this siniou nee(' and pressure? tVt chick, atid we have, tell along tlionglit,,t bat the'di , tressett, which are songiit to be relieved by, calling the snob into cOuneif, Inure been grossly and shame- . . lessly exagger4tedby the ,tongste and pen of fac , Owl, Wherever disttess fitie. exist (ttlitl we trust no hearts or ,hands would (Selt, or move more r,,adily to relieve it 'than our otVa) it bits been dra(rn o il by eirettmStance3 utterly beyond the ~eo n tr o tt l l'wenty-ftve Yc,liars of just, ,and necessary wor have turned s great portion of our national intlitstry into chao s, oPta Which tit;-iee no hunger requires• A. great rcleeay, not pi!lirl i Jle to ;lit; vtlir.,eikr eye. is operal .lag to restrain wild cOomiefeias enterprise, and —to reettlateA h liev , oilin between eiipiral and Is'ibott.r; Peeply do deplore tha tlinres.,,es which have altty pert (.1 the co . nonitnityp but'we pre the manly oftee, Of cheering them into energy . and exertion, to the cheating course adopted by , : th e Ii tentle_ut Slut ve6pitc''of age' shits alt their 4otrerings to the tyranny Elf the Government, and the t?tta.ttption a the Legislature. We hob' all , „Abele smi:,ter art s, used by [nut men for the worst „.porpu.scs, in Ore.. utmost abhorrence. They are at fob, with a well 7 utitlersioott liberty. The ..tioctrine so zcaloritly Promulgated': that the exc. ent i re i s t o , re pair all z injuries to individual rests,:is ,er viht.pcinciple it, lead* to, passive obe die ette,..,withe more ecytaintythan the most slavish ~I t te.ne,tai,„o4, cptirts „have eyer tanght.the go . verni nentis to . bg V.Csted . With fearful region it must have power cumnienstintte. Let , - the 13ortleits nod the 1,0 oCtir,dlieS cotpoorhate.th! tV .. eoccti , „ : : .111 t: the tram the war waged for ttveuty,tive mars- against the tcatier tneretes of deration of Noma -111 - parte, there, according to the : Itittesnlea schooled pt the Crown, and Anchor, there, Tics the callse•ni all Our calatitities. IS. - eeping in View , the admis sion we liaVe just made respecting the effect of the par upon the national industry, we rush eagerly • .. • jorwi,e4 to esser.mte..r the shock or tltc Averse opinion with reference so that war. ‘Vere our distresses exa,p e rated tt hundred fold beyond whet we at present endure, we Sh . old till! welcome havingLtrowripet of the foils and I Hutchens of that illustrions ton, there never a priticiple eel Ittelicy tinder heaven, that does. hot. in the very porstiit of the gtiod it proposes naturally and beevitably lead into some inconve. nience ; but when we contrast the inconvenience drawn upon ety by anr.vt•enteit oils titer ions to coleli the pernicious-power ut Fr'ance, with the horror and havoc.thia. wouldhat c visited us, hi the event. of Or own subjugatioo, can we doubt of ton . hav ing acted profitable as well es,Magnanimously Nothing, however, can, be stsore in order than the proceedings of those, men who vilify that glorious war. They ,vho, .conjtiretl us to fraternite with I regicides anti professors of Atheism—they MI6 woos died es to desert oter faithful allies, '?loll throw ourselees optics the , treechery of the French RepuLlic—they who implored tc to crouch at the footstool of tinonaparte, anii , afterwards to ac 'epliette la his forcilik repossession of an abdicated thron'e's Isom men nothing east be snore na tural thaa the prtpetenhand abuse ot War proseeuted with more vigour, and terminated with mote signal•success than the World Ilan ever seen. • To all .safe and , practicable vetrenehmeots, which are calculated to lighten the ,pubUc bur diens, we are decidedly friendly ; hut we depre cate she hese and miseltievons calumnies with which the (.iovernownt is assailed upon this, and upon many other toeics. We believe us firmly that. the Ministers are doing their utidost to eco nomi4e it) the various deVartments of the State, as that Lord Cochrane " that virtuous and touch abased Nobleman," did his otmOst to defraud the Stock ExAatt , re. army, the navy, the civil, the titian ial gpartinents, ail are in turn investi gated with a vigilant Spirit of economic scrutiny; Unelotibtedly the Goveriintent will 'noise before they abolish places sanctioned. by the usages O f the Constitution ; nor will they wrest a Teller ' ship of the Exchequer from Lord Cainden in or der to flail grace in the sight of Mr. Hunt. They well know that the laws which fence round the. rights of the respected Nobleman, are, after all; the sett-same !anus which protect the propmry of the turbulent citizen ; and they will accordingly moleSt neither Lord Camden's sinecure nor Mr. Hunt's estate.- The truth is, that such. Vain and empty babblers as Mr. [hint knout not the mean-. inch of the word economy, when applied! to the concerns of a great empire. Expence, and great expellee too, may be perfectly consistent with eco— nomy, So long as the State is served, we [MINT pay liberally for set - vice ; and we most even do more'; we must contributy to the gorgeousness and dostrwhieb befit the establishments of a powerful and magnificent Monarchy. • . We had' written thus. far, when Intelligence reached- us..that the Mayor, in complianre with the reluisition handed to lai.au, had fixed on Friday next fin it ; general Town' Meeting. As it is a settled rule with us never to east a•ccosure upon the exercise ot legal authority, we forbear eons mentiOg,.Nepou the measure cit the 'Mayor. We. are sore that he will deport himself with liminess' and propriety. With respect to the meeting it ,self,,,.,we ate nt, 'we contess, Very sanguine as to the advaittoges to be den ivied trusts it ; cinch : we ate perfectly pet soaded, that if any town in the empire evert.'. to be .selecteti as. ochibiting a fortunate •emptiott from the general dileftre)s,• that totYti lkierpool. .We challenge the requisitionists disprove, thissiatement if they Call. - Wt: • arc now become so to tire tactic) slits public meeting, that, without incurris e the impatation of sorcery., We could vett sure rsi detail the proceedings and manteuvreS of the day. Tire Reverend Mr. Shepherd is," w dare say, busily encployid, at this very' moment', in preparing his, usnul: budget of sly jokes, long stories, and cuts,at Mr. Calming. We Unbend our muscles, 'by anticipation, at the dit4ilifted drollery, and clerical bantering, of this austere instructor of youth • " The.;,logie,aod the witJonl, And the tit, Aced the loud laugh—we long SO hem:" theta all." • . Whether Colonel recovered from the shuck which fie-experienced during the late election, to enable 'him to take a share in tire . patriotic task of inflaming the :minds of his fellow-. citizens, is very obscurely revealed tons •we are, however, inclined to: think that the worthy warrior will be fonna at his'post ; we tire convinced, that the same spirit of generosity .whirl) impelleditint to communicate the whole &realm of politics, in eleven quires of letter paper, addressed to his 'Mr, Canning, will induce him to unfold, to his : anxious and admiring friends, some infailible,re- Rielly for the public distresses. W can alniost. fancy that some of the fiercely 7 turited periods Of. Mr. Casey are. tingling in , our ears We fear, that he,..like other great men, is in some dang - er Of dethronement, and that the usurper has risen from. , his own tanks. in a join oat now ,hefore, us, we perceive, what- the Ameticans .would call a very lengthy speech, delivered by a Mr. John Smith, of Liverpool, at a public ;netting held at Boltcht, whither, it seems, the said Mr. Smith had repaired on u special mission, in Order to re dress the " local and national'' wrongs. Mr. Smith, from a proper respect for his exalted lime-. Lions, having been announced to the meeting, he was graciously pleased .to - signify the " particular interest which he felt for their welfare," and that they held a pre-eminent xituation his attach urent." We hope and trust that thergood people of Bolton are not insensible of the.prond. efistioc. tioo of being thus patronised by Mr. John In the midst of their sorrows and pkiearionsi they to mind the cootie - standing; kindness of Mr.. Smith, and be einuforted. lint is. Liyerpotil to he left out of Mr. Smith's scheme of comprehen , sive charity,? We have formed too high an opinion'ot '_Ntr.Smitlr's„benevolenee nut to givean indignant ne gative to this question. We will even go to tile length of stating( hat, in our lit tigme M speech, with Ow: exception of a passage resp ec tit t g , his " ambling tfreams " anti the ashes of itiS fit., thee - , may, and we have very link doubt will, be spoken over, again fleit , Fiitliq„ to the great edifi cation of his auditors. The history which he was so obliging as to impart Of the " inglOrions H od unprofitable war" which we waged go long tigainst tile "rational Liberties of litauce;# at the. • . itislittallon of William Plit, Settintlett by an over ► t rotority of (hi• mi.guided ti=vtion, wdl good a 5 ne , v, trlien totbishetl up for the eons hit; occasioa. We venom-, hoWerer, with deep humid' v, tt, him a seeming ithr.MlSiSteltryin Otte 501 7 I 9l vrtt attered by Mr. S. al we Conjecture ilk the ve hemence and enthusiasm ot eloquence. BpeaAitut. of the prematurity of hit own political wittloin, ing the '' reign of terror" in this country, Mr. Smith observes, " l woks then a lithe boy, and not very 'Capable of foraiing correct ideas of PASS. ing events, but 1 thought something !Mist .be wrong in a system which retoired military power to support it." dlivta??do bonus donnitat tnerta , and even. Mr. Smith sometimes nods. Surely he must recollect that the system of that friend to freedoM, his kol Napoleon Buonaparte, was somewhat aided in its operation by 600,000 trusty soldiers, to whom was_ confided the care of the " rational liberties of France." . Whether the colour ,of our military uniforms may not have roused Mr. Smith's resentment, as turkey cocks are observed to fly angrily at scarlet, is a point which may be reserved in the orator's favour. Mr. Smith's opinion, promoinced ex' cathedra, as " to the pe.at and only remedy for the distressed state of the Country," dues not precisely,quattrate with our convictions. Parliamentary Reforin, though paraded in till the pomp of lonian capitals, does not strike us its littcly to put Work into the halals, or bread into the Mouths of the " leao, unwash ed wircers" of llotton, or of any other mann lactating ttia n. Not withstanding the assurance of, such aide state physicians as Mr. Smith, that our Constitution is " sick unto death," we dis trust iheeflicacy of that Cordial Bala* of Gilead,. Reform, in restming and re-invigorating its palsied energies. Seriously and with all due contempt for the oothingness and nonsense of Mr. Smith, s.e can conceive no proceeding more dangerous and more detrimental to the interests of the labouring classes of the conontittity,thait sn attempt to prove to them that th,ir condition is to be bettered by the instrumentality of fanciful political arrange ments ; by the " thousand and one" schemes of idle, fatiaticsl reformists. The people are Call , eel from their proper sphere of industrinuS action, to canvass difficulties Which !tare Perplexed the ingenuity of tilt ir wisest well-wishers. What should 'We think of the man' who, taco A noble vessel, vexed by receot storms, lay tossing in the yet unstilted waves, should recommend the crew to poll no,rope, and band, no sail, but to sirain their sight—its Search of the glittering acid delusive meteors that played 'fantastically before (kern :welt cotutiellors are the foolish and factious o l eo wbo,, with a sinisterdiHecrtiment, ate perpe• wally peering out the .presumed calamitiei of their country:— " Who see, when betts-r eves are - " As pigs are said to sea the wind." ssitsp.•4• t;,V.AIN. EXTRACT 01 , A PRIV kTE. LETTER FROM MADr.t:D, SEPT. 2G. Our communications With-France have loizt none of their former activity. Without recl.7.inlio:.; the articles or prime uece.,sity for Agtivilliire, even for physithil 'eXistet!e, which our frOnto , rri provinces can only hod on your :isle the 1) . - - eenees, we become- more rind more triimtriry tbe magasins:lie Inodeo. of . Paris. Old Cottilians re mark with displeasure progress of lemur!: ;which ..eetti.s. to int:lt-use. iii proportion .as puhlic opulence declines. The French co./fume creep, in insensibly aniongst us. Robes, boroiets. hats, come , to us from France, together with a multi . title of articles of luxury, and are bought fur with The importation of books is less 'considerable ; we send you more , bnol+s than we receive in .re.: turn, for your counuymett have .acquired,a taste for Spanish literature. Utifortunately, our pre sent literary opulence is not great. Your Imo:. Sage enriched. himself With, treasures which wertos messed • without bring aware of them, .Alsiliere and Corncille.read Calderon and Lopez t i e 'V egn with profit. Now the Magpie and. Mt Maid exi.ites the 'seasibility .of and our dramatic literature, which Iloratin might have been able twraise to-a level with that of the first fl.cotres Oritiirope, is exclusively, in the hands, of, obscure translators. of pieces played, at Pot is on theboards oldie Boulevards. „ It is-nevertheless trot that the ' 7 ,l . llliSter, Pedro Cevallos, makes incretiThle efforts to encourage useful establishments devoted to science. _Colleges of surgery and medicine tire peed iii tatty prin cipal towns, and we shall soon hove no occasion to envy the most enlightened nations in what re gards the art of hettliug.. Commente endeavours to struggle-against the onpropitious circtunstances 'created by the double war of the Peninsula and Ametica. Orders have been given to repair the old canals, and to torm new ones. The Minilter of Finance searches fora m systeM of stimittist ion which we - want, .but can e no longer tto Avitbout.— Our army is fine, warlike, and headed' by distill guished' Officers, The violent shock We have re reived has not been injorioui in any respect. Our Monarch is young.; he wishes to do well ; he is firm and jest lota Spain, in hie,ltly favoured.by nature, still possesses nearly eleven mil:ions of inhabitants, exclusive of those firte-and tinfortn woe Colonies; which the force of habit, mid the 'valour of-our nrinits, may still restore to us, It is therefore only in regard -to balks ictire-,-4 properly so called, end that brilAant industry which is applied to - articles of ltroittrst and tinerv, that we'shall - he compelle4 to yiehl the palm to other nation';. But all the ar ts r o ost do h ntii' Under the shade of pewee. The happy alliance of our Princes with 'a dynasty whose interests are easily conciliated with One's both benrispheres promises its a long tranquillity. Spain-,•renowned for 14:e wisdom of her oh ws, famous for - her war,. riots ,Irer statesmen, her tiatrigntoll,tin rival of Italy iit paintiv, ead.who, after having derived trims her the first lessons iii Iliniterrf p oe t r y,.,,,l g h t L bw , dispated'rhe paint hill her, it pat ticalar and wAi 'MO.vO . causes had not corrupted the - taste foe good literature, might 140 t to fle , prir for tite lot ore. When all the Membets of the Eartmfiwn family tend towards the same 014ect, the impr'uve *tient of social life,..wc cannat rFalditi strangers to the gentral. motertieut.. tonic; BOV - -s'ett t. ET ; On Saturday a respee:aide name we do, not at resell, thiok lit to .010) 6 " was,. charged, before Al r..lleass with under the toihr.eiug eirennistanees; The Aiir tioneer . lotit been lately employed to sell the rink of certain buildings, at or newt' Fellitik P"' big the time of *ale, t ten lots, of the villa ): 301. or 401. consisting of French windows) ( "'"' exc. were :purchased by a .gentlemati of the on(( of Graham, who linniedimely utter resold theta I, a premium to a Mr. Lagoa. Some . days attei the articles wete taken off the premises by Mr. lei' genes servants, in the presence of the Auctinueer clerk. After this, the Auctioneer, with sevel .6l P r ' sons In his employ, went to Mr. Largent's pren'i' s and forcibly seized the articles, and re-couv't them to the place from which they bad been tal-,eu This was the act which was charged•as a friars The' defence was, that Mr. Largent, who . 10 purchased several other articles at the aueuto had no right to take these away until lie paid lb price of all the lots he bad purc hased. Tbe I % l ' gistrate conceived that in poiat of law the He amounted to a felony, as the goods were cl", ri • the property of Mr. Largent : but from the 1 r . opinion he had of the Auctioneer's charoctcr, allowed him to be at large, on his o, vo re co g zance, until another examination takes plitce• MANSION-HOUSE. • ,Saturday Joseph Churchill teas charge(' vy.l , *Prgen, dtiver of the Blackwell errand cart, stealing a box, containing variou s artiele3 bFaziery from Birmingham. Ile deposed t hat r stopping in Gracechurch-"street at the husr one WankVard; he sa w the rnstmer lucentcl. cart with great assurance, and t ,he out t ,, #' tr' He was pursued ant lyvt!r-taken.---Iteins uded, GUILMIALt.. • Four young' females, not exceeding 12 • Ye° t i age each, were brought up in chiage of ot!er g '.: the City Officers, whr' found then' at wandering and'herging through the streete• (unfortunate - girls stated - thiit 'they were dr,—.„„,, the alternative by their parents, who had sent tlir out daily under an injunetion of rettuoiog with a Shilling, in default of which they We'', a severe beating! The Magistrate Wirt% 4 remarked upon such unnatural and infamon itis , - oluct, ordered the girls to be conveye d to.the reBrl° l l house, and - there to bE taken care of. SHADtVgLt.. . The. sol.dissant Capierin Wallis was on re-examined, charged with having defrata tlutttiittl rat persons of various artjcles, and wa3 On the charge of Mr: Tuntote, , t ) " s ` . • row, Tower-hill, whom he had defrauded ef to the , value'of.6l, cis. and upwards. - - DREADFUL, CIRCTAISTA:` , i. On Sunday, the 'l 5 sofT“: '...i° , t ...—........... 22t1 tot• . sere butting - in the ‘von4 near the C.::4 1 '''.. il l ine . Bell, on the . olit roud' ra itfahlsto'''' ".',, oaserved a feniale lying kinder a tree, c :L'j 14,,/eer' a" PilTed on ivitltolit disturbiq: Ile '', - ., " :•ve ' l :;' ll i c iti; t u i e n c ; ° ;( l : " l g h ' e rr s i :l l ll . . ) :: . t I p ' e lf.. (. 7 . 7 ., , i 'l , ffi l l ' l ' l ' elit° ,: ' , l: : o'' ''''i•re:"'';"'"liri!..e, trrey'saw theleaot!e l)''`. l ' ..,.,i orucit,rptace and atiitotle'in cdlich 11 ` e Y i ' lli f l ' i 'FR.: before, -o,e „f• t i . „.„, we nt N I !),r ai- w t :' ) , her' b Y Ille hit , i 4 ! ; site vv.is alive, 1121 t iii ' ' 'C ,,, ,, 5 -"3114)111 aS 00-;tril the ,tiwit siii:dtlcri"g*lCl.... tidily c,f horror ;,iid 41i.,:fc,;, ni!scd " '!' " t ril iri) l 'that a.. trionaii being coold retain any l'''' l , ll!.., 0 1 animution .uotter: slid: enmpheatea s4:tleirtro .s w'ult and WrocitCtltlV3S. She, ">'s' al""": t,:iioi state.of putrefaction, l a ri:e 'maggots ‘vil . ' ' '',,„,.'S on every part of 'ifee-riit.mv uNposcd 10 1 lis ,vac of fliei ; tier nostrils, — and even her intlitt''' I ,et infested by them i hehiati her ears, hetv“".oo,l fingers, and bet ween' helloes., they w y ' e cr''" liir in.sicketling quantities i and her chitties wc l( , o wl rally totten from' limg e%Posilre to th e v. ' jY ; .' l ll , l llr , ‘ tumid atmosphere. .It'ith a landahit 1 41 " 41.- ;:witli applied for assistance.to the Blew tksl, *O4 111,e "51'4'inet of two.men the onfortowite ° t :, 4 01 WAS. placel ttpott it hurdler and convt'YeA f ig lA outhonse, where such neevearics and ct ) . ':: ja ,,,t a l:r c 1 ( 1 ) e " r 1 . 11 . h ...:lZ r ß " r e o u tv re i l ie l : I s . I. ;:lf, j eC t l ' i l i ll k e) ; :j i +l3fit t:cll):esl''l's 6 ‘ ;: :1 sent fir , stitl immediately drift to ds it iltr ,:ile o" 11/itHi g 4 his 'humane., kind, and con'O nt ... , .sq., trion,.tl'is-iinfortnikaie:,.woina,it - has hee l ', r` i r w fl! roin:the. jaws of death., and is aci‘ , ill 3 ` a s 'of ;it of recovery. The Account Elie gi-ps of i' er 10 0 il►at tier. »aniki is Anti 'Marti» ; blic r " "' l e l licr (4 ' we some time hack ‘vitli on avtilkil ',(),,, 1 1 0. 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