The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-02 00:00:00

n'OeSE OF CONTNIOts:S, MARcHt,, poSTpoNr.ct lADATt. Sane niter the flooseinui met, the Ctiatetel.•- Lt/t1 nt tl : r. EXOtieoltirk rose loti said, that in cons seque , we of . the 'continued Mures of the-Noble top! (( astlereagh) from wirom - explenations sei4e txpeerell oil the .necessity of the Peace Etaligh. , Thet . it, tint 14 e Committee of Sup ply, whiell nelttge was to reiolve into on this thee be prestfemed till ' Nlonday.. Although the Nohle Lord was somewhat heiterlo•driy, nor fret tilainetent to attend his duty it the noise, • bet there WHS . every reaarin to'li'ope that lie would 411fficiently recovered by Monde , . to come &seri. . • , The Order of the Day for. the . Committee was then ar u l po s tponed till Modally; as was that far the Committee of Ways and Means; The Order of the bay for 'the further conside ration of the flank Advetice Bill Wei postponed till Wednesday. Mr. AKIIIITIiNOT ~*ought. up 'the Accounts of Stotts o( iNfoneypaid or to be paialti this country by Prance, tontorintibly to the Treaty of the 20th OlNneember. Also the aceotints of iNloneY,'Storti, 4 1 / 4 c.'afforded by tins comary to Spain since the year IRV!, ant~ of all peearia, sobjeCts serving in the Armies. of Spain.' .` • The (.:Hateceetme of 'tile EXCHentign, in con sequence of the order for calling over the Howse Mondtty; Moved the (Mc/large of the order for calling over the naines of • the defa u lters at the last call. which stood for this day. Agreed to. • The Committee nn the Amerman Convention Was postponed till Wednesday. , • • • • • 'Accolints , were, presented ortha Number of Irish Grand Jury Presentinents, ainVof•the num ber of Troops maintained lit Ireland: In., 1791, tend 179 2 '; • . • . fltol4,ltTY TAN.- • A number of Petitions were presented from (W., (event parts of the kingdom, against the Property Tex ; amongst, them, Broke, Bury tit. Edmunds, borough of Derby, Norton Falgate, Sit. Ann, Botboal Green.. the Wurtl of Cordwainers, and Acton,,Middh , sex.• • • • • New Writs. were, ordered for .the,:Elettion of ',embers for Westlnne, in the root of Anthony duller and C. Boller, &qrs. who liad7accepted the Chiltern litimireds,. •Sl'rjcant .ONSLow brought tip his, Dili-for bet • ter: f *mitring . the tiberty.of the Subject, which . Wks read a first time, and ordered to, be:read a Wontl time on Monday, the tit~ of April. Pt:01110N Foul On4ntD. • Mr. ATKINS Witicorr, nn innying for leave to p rese nt a v e titign f r om the inhabitants of the City . of Oxford, againSt the continitance 'of the Pro.. ax, disCaotell at soine'l"t4igth on the ge arra) distress of that City end its neighhottrhotnh . Mr. LocKnAhT fully criineitledin. every thing, that had been said' by 141-16n.*Krietol', and parti ettlarly coincided with Litwin the ,opittion,thatlt seas an imperative duty on any Minister to giVe it n inetliete'relief to- the revelers, for if chi, were. much danger, delayed, it would be inipoisible to prove of any avail. • Mr. Geetsitat. tweed to see a general retrench. went iturmaliately made in every . branch of the ,expenditureof the country. :11, 0 4miasi.ity objected to the Property Tax as a breach of.faith. , called" oil the Monte to look se• rinesly at the situation in which the country was placed, and to Came fornitniti'ind ;tithe Ott a rethiet ion . of the expenditures iii•i(erier4l. Whi t . W nut this W ere Anne, every thlog. che vir 01 0 ( 1 p p pyc. deceptive and fallacious, Above all, they ought 310 enforce 14 reduction in the militsry expenses. Bel NIT (the Chancellor of the Exchequer turrjng 'retired) wished to know. When . the House, understioul that the discusiion thePrO Vcrty.:fax war, likely fir take place, This was the se9or‘d day of the absence of Ministe'rs, on. the account or pretence of indieposition ,; and he Ping, say that smelt cotohtet was h slight and i 115... leaped to the House, and an indignity peered to Porlianient. , G o ni,Stulttl,r* to offer, as far as was .in his power, au apology for the tolavoidable 'time of 11inisters. With respect to the Noble, Lord who filled the 1 . 41140,m of Secretary of ,§tate,. the,llonse Wl4l tiwtre that the bebate the Artny Evitnit es hail been postponed on account of his indisposition. lie etiniti'lklin state,, froM Alfa ` p eelQ ual knowledge, that-Ilia Charteillor of, the Duchy of Lancaster (Mr:BaAhorst) had hevit sn seriously indisito4tl, as to have been confined 10 his bed for several days. As.to" the (Jhattcellor of {Jae Uxchequer, he was certnio that t. tough he had roiled, it would not be . ' inferred by nay Meuther that helm(' gims away fro n t . 0 1 1 disre spect ton'arils:the theme. As to the ,Master of • Ihe 'Mita, and other tientlemin who fi lled - Cabinet situations, he would take' upon liimselrto pen • t twiner, that not (me of them WAs absent tmder to.ainnain front' his duty, or ont of any tlisresret towards the House. M r , ilit()Onteket conceived, !drat Ministers were now divided into . .two elaSes- , -thirse who were really - lir; and those who werelifilisposed - to come dnwn to the Elonse, on accottet of What they .titight hear there. 'lle tvoidd 'keiAt to. ask, the lion. Gentleman the rear MittoT .. of the'indiapOsi - tion of this latter class, and whether it did not in , rcalits procee I from the subject of the Property 'fax / (14(oli;Itter.) it so, their sickoesi, wits . , not . likely to ha ollayed. by the conversation. which took place. on piescoting the,Petitions. \ • Govi.,Buty,'4 said a few Words in reply; in the .ettOrse,cl which we titia:erOood him to say, that intlinriitiOn,'AlOne nuts the cattle Of their A b s en c e, 414 he, eottld venture to stirs ther.fion. (knifeman tivpoiite, that frnm what ha had heard,. his 11.i4ht, non. Fidrol ((he Cliniteelldi of the ti %e h e enei), c.ousidered the Property to be wisest and most judicious measure that could be adopted. (Ilear, hear)) 1,4 11 1 E A KINOToN, Sir J. On i , Mr. Frinay, Mr. (Are, and Lord Nu6uNt, 'severally con. detailed the Tioi. LOH Mrt.TON wished to know on what day Mi nisters really meant to brill forward the Res u l t !. `Cana ..f_ _ Mita! forms of the tlouse would not Allow thdpt tovincr into the tahleet s o oner than IVed llol 4 4{ Y• The Petitivu was then received. WAR mAur Dun% Mr. Cott wished to know whether the hope held nut bysthe Chancellor of th,c Exchequer, that thl ditty would be withdrawn, WAs likely to be realised No answer beiNi given, the Ch a ncellnr er the Exchequertrot benig present, the lion. Gentle man gave notiCe of a motion on the subject, far Tfiuratiey sesonight. Can LIST. . Mr..I3IIObOHAM, MOM' 191 Address to the Prince Regent, foran aceoUnt of the application of the stun gtaraed last Sessithi, 'for the discharge of the arreird of the Civil biat. - Lora PALMeItSTON explained an expression `*vhi l eli 'lie had 'made use of on a former evening, and which had been misconstrued by the lion. Members opposite,- respecting their over,anxiety about certain eXpentlitnit;s. The expression was elicited from what he conceived to be their nut understanding ,the necessity of our maintaining a large military establishitient, sass Was intended to *ap ply to this brand' Of expenditure only. Some further' rettiark3 were made by Mr. Brotigham and Mr. Tieritcy, on the subjec't_of the Ci%it List. Sir 4: ithcKniTosit viietted to knon , when a Paper'hich he had monad for, reipecting the ttp. !Meleicatiert of the 'sums paid to this country by e, which, from its shortness, might hak ticen gikn, to the House within Z 1 hours after it hall been r)Ve&._ for; had not yet been produced. Unless it were speedily Lid upon the .table, hr siiDtticl'feel it his bounden duty to make a new O iOtion On the subject. Mr. Luse! GTON said the' Paper had been pro duced !Lis day. A Petition was prepented . from Chichester, set. ting forth the Agticulturtil Distresi of the 6ximi try . , end praying to be relieved from the tux nut horses 'used for agricultural purposes,, and trom the other near duties. (*tiered to lieon the table. Tetitioris were presented from the'lluudreds of Denderhig, Dengy, and other places iurtlit Count ry of Essex, against the Proprry'l'ax and the Malt nutlet. Ordered to lie on ow. tattle. -7 M 4. 11. S'USINEit presented a Petitiou . signed by . five htindred inhabitants of the parish of Bet , nsendiset: :He. expatiated on the loyalty of .th f . Petitioners; Who had burn this, too patlentft during the war, while they considered it tiecei. 'say for the delenceof the country,, though now; on the return of peace, they 'clAitued to be re leased from, what they considered en oppressiee • While he stated. this on the part of the Petitioners, for himself, he Alt it to he's (hay he owed to then', .to the douse, ntn to the Conntry,.to declare, it -weits, his sincere and thin belief, that no tat could henamell by wk el, so large 'a sum as that called for could tic , raised,, whieb wonlat be so ,little oppressive, so general and ititpartial in its operation, aod.so liitic expett.. 'sivvto the nation. , " Sir J.Alsdtttro w Stt said, this tax as most on. equal in its operatiao,..as the Commissioners had it in their power ti.) oppress true man spare anather. lie agreed with . thr,,l:h m ; 6 e wl e m e ol ',Char tbis, might be the leasi, expensive tax. In every thing el'se 'cougurred with the voice, of the cotintry t in ,oppa&ition to the night Hon. Gcntleman. CCIITtS presented a. Petititin fiOm the word . oiToy,er, a v inst.,l4 Property Tor. The petitioners, he stated, trona. his knowiedge Of them, for the last thirty yearsoo be distinguished for their zeal and loyalty, thouglk,' on the lirCsVta, ocOsion they had strongly expressitti,thealseivcs lompßoSition to the Property Tax i s.* PlrlOstitilen hall a right to do. Mr. IhtOuGitAn was sorry for the absence of thOieMeOthe rs of the G o verma4nt wiltl had been linable to attend in their place:, this day. Their itemild, he thought, .4v . e ,huen aggravated by, what they, that-cafie, mast. have hea(4. from the HOn. Ilarmiet and SOW; of their ot her friends, Fie hoinni their eolleagure, who were now in the. .hlouse, would.administer, to them what bled fallen frOm the Hon. Mentbers, to whom he bad alludedi. ...in proper form. 1 4 ustruq,oTot.: said he would talc care to comply with, the wish of the Hon. sod ',canted ,G ent 4 mtl; tend (ruing this, he should riot forget to COMMUnieate tee dieto Whitt had fallen fron t - th e , .Hon. Member for 'Surr e y, who3e sentiments ho was .heppy to. say wet with his hearty concur. : • The Petition (with one from this ward of Lang.-. bourne, presented by Sit W. Cualls)i .was ate "dered . to lie on thetol,e,, Sir J. Su,tiw presented Petitionffroin thewards of Bridge and Viotry,, , Mr. CALcaary a Petition front Rochester. 'and Mr. C..cat.year tl I'eti,t,4titl, numeronsltsioed, front ,the pariah of,St. 01;te. It had beetle asited wtten the Chancellor of the E:schequer,itttenkti to briog for vs,,rtl. the Property Taxi, The-Orovti*oki this had been, it wonld not comeuit :bet:evened- 1 nesday. lt had 'beLn asked, "it it was, tai the 4.,ontemplation ; of . tlre Minister to abandon. it : i,"„ and an fjon.Gertiletnan `‘'.theCitaneeklor 'of the Exchequer thOttgit it tr - wiseend a, just nrea.,„ sure." These answers' ivere erasive he wished it to be moreAlistinetly Stated what, the iutemions of Government. I;tAtttAl t eii wished to be As distinct as possible. The - oft:acute could not hit broughtmintler the consi'derationOf the House before IVednesday, this was Made iinpossible*by' the forms of the Molise. He etonght 'it ;likely Olot,,jt wcmiti oak. come on then. Unless the Resolutions. passed •lbrough the Crinimittee op,Monday, so that they could be reported ou Tuesday, a later day dro ll .Weibtesday, intist be nettled. With respect . to the other question, he h:td only to say be 4snew,.of no illtettfiOn to abandon it: It was !lion& jitSi„and Witte; because it pressed most tin those who,coold afford to pay. It ,was particularly reconitarnded to Ministers, as it reached afiluencr in the hands of trrar ice., and to use the homely lithguitge of Out. of his constituents, a 'shout clever '' it touched the rich wlio lived rik r e hi. bars, an d Jo ao, trim pay Itke gentlemen," Lord PALUEUVION plOteStett apdnst the in ference which had- been drawn from the p i „ per ty Tax being renewed to meet certain expences ktiowitur nut of tho late War. which , .• speeldi provision', iliat *Milli t . bound bound to continue it 'after the next two ram After a few further rentalks fre.m Sir Egetton llrydges, Brm, g lutht, tniity, Lauthington, (who, alinding the ow• ditiaations to be intsrUtlin'ed i spuke tit then) t like- ly nitimet the wishes* of the friedi to iike cultural interest) the Petitions W'cre oftieied to lie on the table. Mr. J. farm' presented a I etitton from the Pp• rough of Molitteslotry ;, and SiVT.'ACt.isiii )'etid dons from the parish of ‘Votidley end 'other pl4es 'in the county of against the' the Property Tex: Mr. PHll.LiiWitled it to be observed, that no intention . 01.abandiming the 'I bad' been an -fs4tottetii.. lie mentioned - this,' if ! the hope that louste and the country would not relax in .their exertions against the measure. • Mr. liintNoTort spoke against the Property Tax, end shortly described the distresSed state of the° Country. • Mr. ifittot)dititit, adverting to what had been said of this Tax, touching the avaricious . end the afilttent, condemned the efforts made to induce ,the poor to believe that this was a Meastne which could not affect them, as one of the'basest expe dients that could be resorted to. It was not less fntil th.sn it was base, thus to attempt tOsepa , rate the ti o claisei of society, for it was nut to be thought the" . poOr Could be brOup-t to belies:c that the , Tax which fell upon thefreniploycro., would not effect their employment: Mr: It. GORDON . to know, whether it wa'srioteutled wy goi , erimtent, itt the present ex ! . hausted state of the finances of the country, - to • propose the rtipealbf:the:New r 4st" office _Act. Mr: LoVqIINCiTIVN answered, Ulm he tr • al not :aware of anyiyeli intention. Mr. GouLkon then gave notice, that on Tuesday sennight, lie would move further . revearof the Act of the stith of King : for erecting a new Post- Office. . .The 13111 to regulate tilt stile of Farming StOck taken in .execution, went through a committee of the. whole house, the. report of ,which was re ceived and agreed to, and the Bill ordered:to be read a third time on Monday and,to be printed. Cope Trade wo to-morrow.. - • the second reading; of the Pillory, Abolition Bill, anti of the Shop-lilting 11111, awl the" report nt,the Foreign .Pacitets NIL Aire . po3tpoued till . Montlay...--Ntljoirrned till Alowlity. 'I'OI.4CE Row 7 sTsttlor.--Yr%ttllloy Anthony ilogeson, a num. of colour, u 1111,1 briisigiit so the thrice . charged with at Icitiptilig zaho 11.1i1)1, si 441 ten . The 'pri soner Ileniefl, the clip:to% atml saki wits his iviic hail conseil : this.civorgs to be pillared against him. The pi isoner wow,otritte,4l to find which 'he hiding IQ do, lie woceoistotitvell.'• • • Niatin and CI L li osm . ttriapenkikul , Purilutue 4 -4 11 :ccti hen , titobboilltii is considerable totiontit,' hJ 111,1:am Willittnisritif twiner they ettipitryed; -evil!, is tllitted to rr tit hill-tielitt peittity ;;Iri; • R o che. Illonkovito eretAveth the stolen property; is iAiti • sent to Tsititilktielik. Thfy:itill hot h' tifought up tOrtinal 'nomination oti Afootlay'llext.. •I• estettlity ,/ohit nitrter was c i sAre d b'efmc,ehe'loo6'Nl.‘yolt, with Chittkotte• Bnitrter, a yotrog Oil of 14 years of - a4c, with it critninitl.inteut. 105 f l;l "tLy r vx . aniuultioll.' . H 0 A X. The present inconvenient i h ity on janot:og est* has . brought this took of eonveyaii`ce into ikettiral disrepute, ehti suhitituted- prittlent testi for : destriattism, 'whiCh IN daily beCutitrug 'm ore 'Out' inure fashionable; \% e . may sooli •expe c t - tb revived . Hiltorig our fair edinitiyvionien, 'tl l 4-1 / 66d . nit c .„,,,f ort Abt e so long ptPlotteil; nod on.which'Queen 'Elizabeth wits So often taint to ecreate. lter royal perlon. A beard! eisllioior, Its we are ittformed,' Int ety 'doing snpervisoni (kit y in . a lare toivninthe Month 61 l oo k'; ( ti rme . ,what aghast - to' find' Oat evcry car (of which lUD paid the preceding . ' year), had Aiappeared, w as. pitt . & , r, tie 'combat, .or disposed . of in Softie way to escape. the tax.• 'The collector, who,, it sip ears, Linda dash of the wag aboot him, concerted a little plan to try the honesty of an many able perytus.deoyirtg their liability to the duty.— In a newspaper printed. In :the town he-publish; ed an advertisement ler the' following effect f , Vir k intea immediately,. a second-lonia jantstinp• ear, with. harness eomplete, and a strong-steady . horse,. to suit a'iraVelling fatuity." 'Pitreetionc . ~werea4tiedi,wltere to apply, and a fi t person, pro-, initructed.in the' seefet,, was the fol.; olw m ing orning ,itt a conveqient apiirluteut- The •., .scn c o l e btice,co(ted to - a mirnele4,•Befeeetesue'elotk .the ltooOter wits .elnlost beatett , throtkelt.the tioar .• by, SJICCe4iVe .crowds 'Of 7visitort: , every.•ene of ' wlkuu excellent 'car; very riort,e . which he ,had..no particular -objection to-dia. pope . ioit .reseintable •tereas, the Seits9l l wits .so 11,111torograble-, and-indeed his 'fr o v - : taiy was -growing. 80.-inuelt less, &c. appiicaots were .admitted inte , its one,, .anti the pretiq s ille.d. purchaser, after sontt :.preliminary civilities and inquiries, begged leave! to. take down their names, aus4 ,, resitleneess—premising to t upon eavl)^ ill 'the. coloseof rite ilar ea the bargain,. whielOtepurtetttally the sllper,visor, moreover,. along,witfit , lanr„ . and= lot rod tieing hint tbe disconeertetretta astonish. • ell parties as the gettiletn.a •thavetivertised for the tlcatutkitti#iation.,, This, , as'initrwe4tviit .ceiyeil„peodueed a denouement , of theilnOst visible description. The,effeet was altogetliertheattical, anti it imene, pf consternation Hod embervassmene , ensued, to ito justice to whieb•woold . require the broad favcial delineation of a Foote, or.the!ex; ,cotnie. colouring . of—allogarth —(Lree pafket.). • • '• ' The dead .biuly of a titan, exhibiting 'marks of violence on the head atoll .riht, ~ w al lately friand near Newcastle Lialyn, Cardiganshire, and no doubt 1.1 eritertairtrd of hie horina hoe.' i ••;,‘ % Slr , , • • - dn Monday eveningXll ilaxman Sectifitt• Lecture an Setif/H.oe'; • the fi'illowing' is s • sliglst outline. • • cm i t l ; l iig " te ri e o t u t, s .c ' ' ' : , llt i lry 7r .t r il l i i v a er 'i streti nh nt As': - .2 l , ig tl i e ' i n r 1 ' 1 ' 62 Aliments — upon Stialittire been, until the establishment of Chri,itiatiity, separably attached ,to religjoti h•As waya been, eintil m the sae I+ erit4, th e sole tautiY d tht, tiepreliion of sculpture ; tiros some nationt; Gas tiv.-en'tkaltetl• to tat height of .patronage; hi : others- almost totsily, prohibited acenrding sit influenced • directed the joilgthent, arol.as it agrega of differed with the itflu - nor opinion droll "` hi inn. Mr. FlNcian then arts to treat of t he ve f licli the and s.ciences, and par: derive front geometry. •PY 119 1; gorus dies deemed ,the forty-seventh proP o66 " _of Lttclid abrlt4ely i tteceisar,for the foundstiurti cif itrVerfOrrtnaltees yf . sculpture. Tliftes taug h t the 'iniffvei ritickypt Measure the heigi" Pr 1 0 1040, -Veolt,ettically, by their iloitl6o c"'" deed, ail, bodiCs, whether animal, vegvtabict' r mitieral,,,possess.geoteetrical foruts, or, in - nin er , 'tior'iri; bainglealf two geometrical clen. ico the line and the cal-re. r f \lr. Flaxiiian then. prodtwil ' elates hawi n g', from pieces of sculptore, and obarrvvd. Oita this.. - eft 'was, and continues to be, p ra cticed eve r t known. country; even among the avver.as,l . reliCts of sculpture, the pritteipal'of w " i T, is t k i e * ' l l; l - of the. Zud,iae ; Anti the wise v'tn" s i f ; New !Zealand, while they display a PtSte seburre, not to be expected tOrni savages, thei..seecessful applieatioo .•of I t to miniu m. , concerns. l'air“Flaxrnan then offered a few remarks up allegorical sod hieroglyphical figures, whic h wi ri' e • used•toxpress Setiteuees, particularly altioNgir • u g y i itia os ,. wilco the art of writing W'3 known.; the Lion generally:represented the llawk, Perception--tlie.Serpent, Wiol ° ' l3 6 anti a Will,g,tl SVrprnt, the Deity. ItiMselli The l'rofe!,or partieitlat ly dwelt upon 0.1' 40 1 7 1 of Minerea, anti, tins. intimation over the ilotot.. " All you that Cottle into khe world, anol.sil. that - go - out o f it, 'know God hates injust,cs..,, Here Dvity it ex tressed by. the etobleni , it perteptiogi, tlinse °Lit come into the wel1(1 by low • itifor, those that go -out, by au old Man, ali t! Or. jqiglee by the ili i ppoil i ,4 4 , oo , ; h e a lso prhillice4, a'ilea‘ving of freize, on, %vas carved. ol youth, either guided : by a . ,p o d ange l, or te ttiptt . a. b) bad one whenever the good one preli("la nates the youth happy, whenever the. WO , 4 1 ,gitins 4 diittilition, he ii wretched and torineutett tlie . gond,ongel is represented white, the bad °ti t .. bleck.•,itint hearing.au instruineut of torture. Grecian sculpture !Indio* is generally a. bO ilti. ytong • man, 'catkin ,00 o r- a mosc' by muses ; the character of his Cowl tenanee ought to be a comititottioo of an 1 1 1 )( ' Il° anti " ' • „ in reverting to allegory, Fi'axmatt.7 „, ,:4 4 f gf nut„Oy •hcautiftil speeintehs., and ex hibited ings at thew, without ; %%ilia "" 114. e , i --n' pt them would lie. bat an ti ninterest-44 li drti )g livi ulli s, tst"tehlude it say. threenelt( l ' Cl l' :1 '" 1 7; . and one Italian; ie :ii it I •(eiPrientortitiinents.o l 2 % stlPPist -eve other in grandeur cod the•Aillsrtiti eVitaitt the liistory of Itt - g•olli • N, tlsPaZeataßetit and were the only 1 -,Prrthe ert:isf itrititing was,ioyetited, that tit; ig" potitut plitoisa“l' a ttAowlyclito Pt the, tloy this titue,, on a title of the Cathedralot Ailliens,is".erowiled P 9 1;,., iantry;•• 'at tentlyely contemplating ittose , tsar „ art ••with religiousveneration and awe. Mr. 'Malmo:AO, after displaying a niltob d t r ,,, 4 l . beautiful dra'wtngs front pieces of sculpture, '"7, enumerating their eieelleticies,, •atid, abet Poi?. ~ lug 'out the connection which all sciences .bear tv 'rse another, concluded his discourse by solu e i` i . I.lliciotis advice to the Students ih sculpture; tv , eel in antic!, the knowledge of altuost.ull n son; is ecelptry, but partiett:arlY GeOttletqi ° - ; • /1 .trnitics, Anatomy, unit Per;peptivt. . DA RING ROUREKT.—About ten o'clock ott day night, two * villains armed with heavy bi!le. - geons, entered the shop of Mr. Moses jcwelicr, resitting a t Greensend, Wootwi fm. ",, shutting and fastening the shop door as they they seized ou Mr. and Mrs. Levy, beattthein in a cruel ntauner, atid tbreatenv",'i snurderlisetn they attempted to call stets retiatauce : they robbed the th o l' i "riot's , articles of ratite. During the time they werfr Ordblitting tins robbery an accompli!,:e stoud side the shop 1164, and told t•otne persons were past.-ing and Irian, the noise, that it pec'eee" froin , Ler . t, who was beating his wife. pool' We are told th a t sharpers s are about th e try -la),'irtg lot e orrnatious against fanners wh" II by other ,tneasurc than the Winchester bailie!' (I)AL jos iZ E s l 4 l: l , d "IA aCH 1., p r ke. od 41\ 40 ) 31. - NlArVet• oli k txen4ltle t • SS*. re 45 4 . . , ~,111,?ettrrla:%/t, „ , ........ . . 4f tft .,. qd tio 41$ ww_ • BIRTH.' ' Cl 4 trufftr tit.ni, !untie in Norfo* Cry god, the Lady of the Rev. ttHam w i lkiasaa, of 4 soil. , - M.AILRIEp. t.i.r a. .11.'H. 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