The Sun. — London, England, 1819-05-28 00:00:00

PAR 1.1 A \l'E NT. HOUSE,OF 1,t)::0S, MAY 27. A Petition from the East India Company was pre.ten'etl by the Earl nt SHAPTh:.I33IRY, praying to be hfard by Counsel agaiost certain parts of Chace's Relief Bill in the CoMmittee.—Ordered. The Regent's Canal Bill was read a third time and passed Th.- West Middlesex Water-worlts Bill, and the Poor Relit f (Scotland) Bill, were read a se cond tint,. • The Marrpiess of Camden's Tellership Bill,l ,and some pritate Bilk, were hrortght op from the ilonse of Uoinfnons ley Sir JAME'S GRAHAM, Sir J:G..OOTTERELL. and other ‘Alembers, and read a first time Thr 'American Convention Bill, and the Metn bers' Qoaliticatino Bill, passed, through Conitnit-; anil were repotted without amendttint. • • The' second resanc of the CottOo Factories Bill tyas post potted till Monday Sennigivi• On the motion of the EA! I of CARNALIVON.SeVe petsoas frtTl B.l;astsiple Crete ordered \ to at fetid 'time House citt the 9' ti of• Jone„ to give evi dence on the Barnsttd•le Bribery' Bill. _ A Petition was preseilied by the I ar . l of CAB-, la Asvos from ,Be,,diog., against the. Insolvent, ~pcbtors' Act.—Ordered to lie upon the table. A (MOURN M ENT. The E-ill t , l Pool, i o•e to move the ad ,iquinn;ent ft , ' the itohtlays. ,eourse. - wo Irl be till ‘Veclut . ..dly hitt its the al.oli<!av, he tltottiett it hetrt.i. to mote the wi,j()itruilt't . 'ilt till Aloi,dßy The only hnsitiess stood for Thursday was the Cotton NI anisfAC'tniies' Bill, and he unller :11 a nd thrre was no objection to poopone that order utt4l Nlonday se'onight.--Adjuurned to .Monday sentlight-.' • HOUSE OP COMMONS. Mr. WARD g•k!ve notice, that lte ,hnuld bring forward the Ordnance Estimates this day sett vight; Tlie third reading of the ,Irish Pitt nership Re ,gulation- Bill was postponed to .Inne 7th ; the third reading of the l'oors' Rates -Misapplication Bill, to this day s - e• - nnight; and the second read ing of the Publicans' License 8,11, to this day Isennight; On the motion of Mr. WESTERif, an• account nas ordered of -the number of -persons tried -in * England and ;Wales in the last year, distinguish iug,Abose ,discharged un proclmation, .or uo bills bei , g found ; those acquitted.; and those.found Mr. CALCRAFT moved for apconn , s nf th Naval • - and Military expenditire from 17e3 to 1;93 in clusive. GRENADA. " -Mr IirNNET pri•sPnt• d a petition from Dr. Alexander Ltonstlen, of Ole Island of Grenada, stating, that tooter the chtirter ot that lstan t. the rpaliticationsinade necessary for the •Metnbt-rs ot the [loose ot.Assemnly consisted of a certain plooettv ict land ; that the Assembly had passed In Act . in 181:2,- deel.tting, that 'tile qualification of Nienthers yeas an itttetrOce" in law,, and not, a flatter ot her, 'a . od, on this gronnA, absolved all ptit sons elected from making oath of their (wall fiCAt•Otl ; that by these metinq a number of son• hail been introduced- into that Assembly-who possessed no property in the island, but were the managers ot estates of persons residing Land. The p . , titioner prayed the Unwise to inquire into. the injor:es be had stiffeied in p.rson and property tr,on the illeval acts of this Assembly. I:IATHEMATICAL TABLES. Mr. D.Glisv.ttrrnoved an Attihes, to the Prince Re ge ot, praying that he would . ..direct his Minis ter at the Court of France to take such measures zits might he expedient to procure "th.e . mantiseripr r s of the hst Logarithmic Calculaie,l in France, to be printed at the joint expense of the two coun , ries. • The Irish Church Rates Bill was read a second time ; to he„cornmitied o7i NVednesthy. SMITH presented a petition from 1 : 310WliC, late of Windsor, now a prisnuer.iu the ting's against that part of the lianhruptcy, Bill which gives the Commissioners .the power of committingitt crtrtitt cases ;—al§o, a petition iron) this individual, objecting to some parts of, the same bill. Alderman THoaP preßented a Petition from Londonderry hi favour of Catholic Einancipati.in. Mr. G. LatNll3 obtained leave . to bring in a Bill to facilitate proceedings iti Vacation 'lime against the Warden of the Firer Prison for escapes. ADJOURNMENT. Lord CMTLEREAGH moved that the House, on its rising, do Hdjuurn to -Wedutsciay Mr. S Aw moved for Instructions by the Trek. stow to the Irish COmmissioners of Excise (in 1,812), relative to tile . Licensing 51 Stnall Stills. The Court of Icing's Bench Bill, second read ing, was postpo9ed to Monday se'tthigl,t. FINANCE COMMITTEE On the niotion of Mr. Cka.BEwr, Sir T. Baring Was added to the Finance Committee. Mr CALCRAFT snit!, that as addi.ions were to he made to chat Committee, he should move that Mr. Grenfell be added to it. Mr. GILBERT, in a low tone, gave some ex planation of the reasons for which he had pro posed the name of Sir 'l'. Biting in the room of (it was supposed) Sir G. Clerk. It would, per• haus, he inconvenient to depart from the original Vote of the House, that the Committee should consi,t of 21. Mr. GRENFELL said, his Hon. Friend. (Mr. Cal craft) had not consul Ted hint on the subject, and Le had no wish to obtrude himself on the choice of the House, though he'should have no (iject to serve ou that Committee, if the House should call Ott him to do so. At!er a few words from Lord CASTLEREAGH, Cqleratt withdrew his motion. Mr. C. GRANT postponed his notice respecting ryes in Chancery and the Eiechegner Chamba of Inland, to Wednesday. On tit!' motion of Colonel DAVIES, Hn Areount was d ered of the Exports to, and linports (Iwo, bpaio, tt omit ISOS to 1819. • -GuAmPJUND. T Fiwtse, on the tnuttun tit Lord J. RussELL, went into Committee on the Compound t3ribety, Indictments. - - , Alexander. Lamb was called - in,,and examined ; by LordOm-L.—tie was Agent for Nlr.; Teed, oue of the. _Conditlives at. the last Electiuni for Grarkronild he had seen a list which Mr. 'lced bad of'thi voters. who bad been bribed by the opposite party ; he bad seen some of the per- : sous whose'names were in this list, who confessed, to Lim _that they had received loans of money.--H The Bribery Oath was tendered to one of theni, by Mr. Teed ; but lie was requested to wilhdrawl it by the Gentlemen present, on the ground that' the voters, though cons'cions they %vete commit ting perjury, wouldlpersevcre in taking it:lie had in his possession a copy of the -Poll Book at his office in town, The. Witt - tess having vtithdrawn, it wait ordered, that he do vrodoce the Poll nook, and sold' other , document's as he had, relating to the said Election. Witness wAs called in, and the Order• of the House c..ouatntinicated to,htin. Witnes's stated, that be understood r~ir Ma oasseh LArtz to have disreibitted money among Ihe , electors at the late' tleetiOW. Ile was one o( those wbo gave evideneelrefo : re the Gratia Jury -H against the•eleciors-:of , 'Gratirpotind, *sho were' convicted of bribery ; t ‘ vet)ly electors were So ' convicted; and siit'Ot 7 seven . more who Were in-7 dieted were not soMe•hecause they gave in forma! ion"against othtielatiNi; and 1) . k'rettaitider because it _was con'eeived Ural there. Was not suffi cient evidence to : produce theirentreicii:3ll. None of the 'twenty who were convicted were Wrought • up for juilginen!, in con,rquence, as, .wiAlt , S Uti tlers of the - proceedings before that 1 - 109se with - t'espect to the Borough. WitnesS saw- at the late eleCtion a list of lb, names of,tha elec tors who were. bribed, the slim which e,,,ch re ceiv.ed s.et down opposite to his name ; perz.,ons bribed were trnders.ood to comp; ebend a majority of the electors. S'e'Veral of the , IrCior., ig,bit,preience, and that 9f--Mr• a,itnow ledged iheir e•ccep+anceortioneN; and evideoee as CO this acknowledgment. Was tendered . 10 t.te Re turning qfficcr. He Ceased to tjeagetti for Mr. Teed before the Committee was appointed to try the merits of, the last -election; Mr. Teed wes now in debt somewhat I. (114112001. John Edwards was tire next witness e x a mined He attended 41. the for Grampound, in order to be employed AS a Solicitor tor o •e or other of the several Candidates ; but hr was not employed :t.he • saw, however', what passed at the election, and had conversat with many 'of the electors, and naderstood that between twenty and thirty had accepted br : hcs. Three or lour elec. to)ts told him they kid do defi)t of the tact. Ilav itig asked those three or tour nbether they them se:ves.- were prepared to take the Bribery Oath, they appeared to understand him, hit they did not answer whether they would rake the oath or not. Tho‘ 'were persons, howeer, who wo'ulc! not, he believed, ;weep! any money precious to the elec.. A - Mr. Sivsw dettrinded at tin( election that the Bribery Oath should be administered, hut he was induced - to withdraw hi, densaml from Ole state in which' the 'electors were placed, in ronse• (Invitee of baving accepted money. Adams, howeVer, a free' butAess, oti . erng himself as a Candidate, insisted tl at the lidhery Oath should be administered. A!tempis were made to els:- made Mr. Adams from persisting in his de mand. Some of the eleci,ors required him to produce his qualification as a Candidate, but this he declined, :voting that he would produce his Aualigeaiion in due time. - before he took his seat..' The idler and demand of Mr. Ad a ms sosPendcd the electron-for sorer time, huteven tually the "-Bribery Oath 074 s not administered . .— fie has been acquainted 'With the electionet-ung interests of Grampound for 3,1 years had ap prised the'electors, when lre Saw them of the dangers of the notorious practice of taking bribes. Many excused thethselves for sach at•ts,, on account of their poverty, 'and consideled it ~ Manylod asked him, 011 fur tiler elec tions when eanvassing, - torruriney for their votes;; velthy few ,exempt from that practice Stated to them, at the, last election, that it was the last' time pr?bably they would appear in the character of elect Ors; Timothy Symonds was the Burgess who proposed that 80001. should, he forthcoming within a limited.time after the election. He was. the present Mayor of the Borough. Could not say, from his own knowledge, that of the 59 voters there were tour who would not take . "a bribe. ' The CHUUMAI4I reported progress, and asked leave to sit again this day. Mr. MARTIN. postponed his motion relative to Baron M‘Lellan until Wednesday next, on ac count of the absence of the Noble Lord (Cas tlereagh). GRENVELL Wished to know, whether a case i4Speetitig the Bank of England, laidbefure Attorney and Solicitor General, would he laid .by the Chancellor of the. Exchequer betore the lionse ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that be knew of nu intention to that etlect. Mr. GRENFHLL said, he should move for its pro duction. Mr. LYTTLY.TON,WitIIfitCW 1115 bill for the Qua- lification or Conoeyancers, pledging himself to bring in a' more unobjectionable, bill in the next Session. He hoped that the Bencliers of the Inns of Court would exercise the discretion vested in them, so as to nrevent the abuse. Lord Al tt..ToN ruoved that the returns of British Officers in the service of foreign powers be forth-• with laid beroi - e the House. On the !notion of Sir JOHN NeWPORT, the Con- tagions. Diieases (Ireland) Prevention BB wits read a "second time, committed, and the Re ht ordered to be received on Wednesday next and to be printed. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER brought in a.13t11 to continue the restiiction of cash pay men's, and to precent the exportation of gold and siSver tor a certain period. it WAS read a first tinte,,and ordered to be read a second time t,n SVenuesdav next. The.CoANcßl,Loit of the EXCHEQUEN brotight in a Bin to exttnd the power gtbi . tited to the Cow mit-sionets appo s ;wed so incrtire into public chari ties for tilt ethical ion of the poor. • 'the Bill was read a fifst time, and ordered to be read a beerniti : time on to-motiow Set/ • On the. motion ot L.)rd Jour, .RUSSELL, tht adjourned 'debate (in Committee) on the Grain-: pound Election, was resumed. Alexander Lomb was again called in and ex amined, but witneis's answers were given in s() low a tone as to he inaudible in 'the Gallery.—A discussion arose as to Wbetlier witness was or was not bound to answer certain questions relative to confidential communications received from . his client ; the Committee •(on the motion of Mr. R. Martin, we believe) divided.' and it being fonnd that there were only 28 Members present, the House adjourned to Wednesday next, LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF (UANCERY, MAY Q 7. This morning t!)e 1/0 . 1-16 CHANCILLnR sat in Lincoln's-inn Hall, for the purpose of hearin; motions. • DAVIS V. THE DUKE OP MARLBOROUGH. ~ • - lhr LORD CI-lANC'ELLOR hirtnet p tstpottvil giv ing judgment in this ease (which has olreatly appeal:et! in Ttla SUN) in cottsotvic ice of on - %tit, statii,K the valtrah4f co,i.ietation received by his Grree, while ATartiness 01 n't),),T)td, for the Annuity; the subject of this pa) ticular pact of the ease not having filed. , ih'e trrAttcr — of the late Mr. G;i)ltlstnid, a mu tittli Was made relative 10 the pro*oction t r . ',.d <s . a nd t telper , , to ire lodged:in ti , e howls (4 the Clurk in Court-; h.tt intigmeto was ;jiver), ti% 'the Lord ChancelfOr or'dereil noiiee of the WO it)11 to he si.rved on the insi , ects;rs appointed un der the Act of Parliament.: OLD BAILEY SESSIONS. CONTEMP r OF C01:11 r. Yoterday Edward Crane, detained from the last sess , ons, was Otdieten stealing.a pair of shoe , s, ,I ts . nropetry tit Ilr Browne, or Fitzroy-place. — This pt i t inner was tried npon a similar charge last Srs.,oons, and was acquitted in consequence of his syet, Leslie, refusing to give-evidence ! --against bins. Upon that reusal she was cum . lot' contempt of Cputt . , and was now brought un. in custody, in order to give evidence against hirn . rin the. present indictment. The of ficrr was proceeding to administer the usual °Atli to•ber,lmt .she refused to take it, unless she knew what questions would be. put t-o her. , Mt. justice BAYLFY, perceiving the dispute be:. tweet; and the officer, asked her what reason she had tpr refusing to be swoon My Lord, the prisoner is my bro. { ther The Judge— That may be ; but you have a bigber duty to perform than you can possibly Owe tow brother—yoar duty to . your country and your God." Lieslie—" Indeed, my Lord, I don't know how that is; but this I know—that nerer•eau bring eunscienee to give evidence again•t my o , vti flesh and'blood : I never should be happy after warrls if I Aid." The Judge-,—" Then you positively refuse to he sworn ?" Leslie—" Positively, toy Lord. 1 trill stiffer any punishment you ran inflict upon me, but 1 Deve r give evidence itealllSt my brothir." Judge—'• Let her he sigziti committed." She tra3 (ben re-coHilett , d to prison, and his L.rdship I; , ooeeilett Tether evidence; &me, the Jniy pi onounced thepti sonet buillY: . DISTRESSING CASE. George Ibtalcinaon, a miserable and apparently halt-ti mi , hed young man, was next pl lcu o at lie bar, and indicted for stealing 13 knives 'i n the shop of J. Aloote. It appeared that the prifoner, who had been painter, was employed by the prosectrfflrj"ii ender, to pitint the inside of his shop, and whilstaem- Ot ove d, he stole the knives in q , tcs;ion, The poisoner, when called (pi for his dere:lce, did not deny that he was guilty; but in a tone almost l'oaiticulate . willo, extrem; exitairstion, Inured something about a furnished wife and child. A n umber of witnesses appearid .o speak to his general character, and among otheis his two brothers, () of .whom sta:ed, that he knew.he h a d long been in it srAte of dreadful distress. in consignenee of ill health. Hi% distre.s, had latterly been so great, (ha', thooglt his wife was also in ti very had state of health, lie teas often comps led to Pledge their wretched bed clorlies, which covered her, before they could procure a breakfast. 'The young luau related these and other miseries with such evident reluctance and agonized feel ings, that the whole Court teas much affected ; and Mr. Justice BAYLEY especially was tuoved e‘en to tears. --Mr. Baron ,GARROW, in recapitulating the evi dence to the July, remarked, that, as the case 11.:d been clearly proved, they must not suffer corn t&seration to prevent I - discharge of their duty, though nistress and good character might aftey walds be pleaded in mitigation of punishment. Jury then found the pliscrner Guilty; and the sentence appeared to fall upon him like d thun der stroke. lie attempted to throw himself upon the ground, but he was prevented by the tu'rrikvvs ; and he retnained a few seconds in their arms,,tja cuhating, in breathless agitation, wi e my wits—Oh God ! my child !" During this - time, his brothers stood before the dock, the tears streaming down their cheeks, alternately con• templating the agonies of their wretched brother, and turning an imploring eye on the Jod.ges, appeared to be consulting on his case. At length Mr. Baron Gmatow directed the prisoner to he again placed at the bar ; and, after remonstrat ing. with hint in the most te,eling manner on lite immoral and dangerous mode -he had adopted to relieve his.distress, told him that, in cousin: ration of, the good character which bad been given him, and the anguish , of his family, the Court would on:y sentence him to be iinpaisolied One mow]) in. the tionse of Correction, in the ',pc that he would never_ suffer himself to be so temp'ied again. Dk.ring this address the prisoner tierobled so excessively, that the turnkeys ; wete aLain obliged tso suppori hiru, hntthe moment the se , :tenee was prunonticol, be exclaimed, ip Ir4if,; . e almost sort - !Inman, " Ukss. yon, Sir ! blevs y6u," grui 'rn• stAntly rot•hoi out of Cowl, as it anxious to cont.° ine nee the punistinient to %%111'6 he It been sen- trticed. LITERARY THIEF. ..... . Thomas Areett ve;tsindiered forsrealing several copies of wen the property of 'Messrs. Hensley. printers and publishers. The prisoner had. been in the Sei:t , ice of the - proSectftors - for titoie than seven years ; he was suspected, however, latterly. and search in conscgaence,being tnade, there were found. in .a pt:ivate drawer in the w , atthonse, midst his ihe'propeity in'the indictment. He was found Guilty, but recernu ended . to merti by the prosecutor, POLICE INTELLIGENCii. 'INFAMOUS IMPOSTORS. GOILDH ALL .—YeiNCT(II y Vickers an(t -Mary So liiran, 0 16511 ‘V Q . 111 . 0411, were bi ought h e t o r e the Stt nigistrate, Atr.: A Itiei C. M ITII under the follu . % . vin't_ circutu- SterlCeS :ironOton,,,th.e beadle of •Christe.hurch- Parish, stated, that Irt sr passing is street near the TeMple aboat 'tyue o'elticli' on ‘VedneCday i t terri ,„,i ) , 'to le'' , he ithierved the' elder . prisoner Sullivan with a crowd or . persons: aholit her, 7 , , hich she appeared tobe.lead . ing sorn, where ; he joilowvd with a cto-ii! I , p;a cOin•f . , where he law the ' Vicker . a, lying on the sap of door, appareativ very stpart fi! :he recog nied direct ry as an itll tost<+r, !laving: aSSiiied in annrehepaing her. onee ! before near Nelson• square, exbibitin.g the same trick tOi%;l4e vile ,p a ssion of ptiiletygers.• lie so.•n recovered her from het' fit, ticc:ihrowing a It y yuillaty ctf water all over Liu,' and then ch,:irged her with • •being an impostor ; she denied the charge stoutly, and Sullivan, Cvho declared. ghe had nti knowledge . of Vickers, began - abirsing and threatened to have him , punished for his brutality,trying all it) her, power to raise the indig.- n o ri o u o f the mob against hint : Wing them terming& to be troublesome, he prrictiged the 'as sistance of a City Constable, and' gave them ti - otis into custody.: Vickers, who _butt •st inoment tore - was foaming at the tnoilth, anil so weak as tc. be unable to stand alone, learning 'they were . abonC taking her to dhe Compter, now Jell into a vioLut fit of rage, and fottAbt with such desperation. that it . Was as.much as four of the t;tlicers gotta do' to ,get bei• into a coach, and ditrittg't - he fighC Sullivan sneaked away through the T e mpl e , but was retaken. Birch, the street-keeper of Christchurch, de4 l posed, that he apprebenled Vickers a Omit times sieve for shammiug fits near Nelson-piare; diet then stated berselt to be in greet distress, Anil had by that means imposed upon several butuant! persons, who 'bad given her money ; on .ilearcii" .ing her at'Union• Hall; a goantity of silver wii4 found in her pocket. She was at that time di' rected to be passed as a vagrant to Belfast, its Ireland, The ptisoners, it Appeared, were irvimate 2c' gaa;otadcvs, and lived next door‘to each other Jacob-street, Dockhead.. ' - Committed to hard labour for one month. DISCOVERY of (7 NUM Eaous Ncir o f swiNr - nr.Tvz• LAMBETH-sTBCv,T.----14s!erdilr a man, .eallro!:.: himself Captain Williamson, hot who occasionally' adopts many other names, underwent an-exanii:nt" bolt at this office, char ; , d with defr,iutling seven'' tradesmen in the city, and about the east end the town. Mr. R. G. PAgett, No. 73, Alar;:•• lane, merchant, stated, thgt on 'he 13th inst. thi prisoner more to his wmehoust, ttnd requested ' 6 h e ' sh e m ll some white sail-cloth. Fie gave his, trAftrie Captain Jont.'s, .I:nd said 'he hefong, , d to a vessel ;n the river. Witness prothic4tl some , which he approved of, and bargained for r , or, to%; but it beina the practice of - the house to no credit without the most tiexcep!iOnahle re' ference, he asl,ed the prisoner it lie shonld tats off the discount ? ; The latter replkd in the Hair" Mative, and they went into the counting-home, where, be made out the bill, - which aninnived .l o . IH. sa. Prisoner then told him he lived $4 No. 38, Duhe-street, :411a: fields ; that he tvtA, nun t h en pre p are d with the money, hot was 1 9r meet the " owners" d o 'Change on his WAN , horn`'/" from whom he was to vet some cash, and i t the gootis,. with a bill anti receipt, were sent rit ° his house, lie would pay fur them. The g 00( 4 .. were sent by the clerk arid putter, with strict' orders not to leave them without the money^ ,hut a woman, who passes for the prisoner'll' wife, and who is a very nece,sary agent i ll ' the plot, by a dexterous artifice, managed to ;.:P c possession of the goods, awl they never saw 11:vor mote. It was further stated, that if time was.g! . k lotted, no less than two hundred persons,- aboog the City and Whitechapel, who had all been (1 4 ' trluded by this formidable gang of swindlers*: would he 'brought forward. The prisoner striii! nothing nefence. He was comsnitted tilh next Thursday. - BIRTHS. Yesterday, at his house it Nottingham-place, the Lady 4, Hans Busk, Esq. of n datwhter. On ‘l'edtjtsday last, at liia house, in Upper Gower-street the Lady of J. A. E. Es;q. of a sell. MARRIED. Yesterday, at St. Malys,Vincent Sells, I . Baal:3ide, Southwark, to Elizabeth, third datighter of All'" -drew Forster, Esq. of i li. Yesterday, the 2.7t1i inst., Wightraa9, Esq. of th. Socirt y of Liheolii's-ino, to Miss Baird, late of Itoso' NliddlestA. , DIED. At Cheltenham, on Wednesday the 26th instant, Mr 4 ,' !int 11, wiuuw of tile late Peter Snell, Esq. of Vi'hitley Cour" in the °minty of (4lo'ster. iu Crowtord-strvet, May 21, Elizabeth, relict of the lat es Fevereliil John 'Milli, Rector of textan:, in Leicestershire , and f Thiste;toii, County of Rutland, aged s 4. At the Royal Military College, Janet, the wife of Colon el Butler, Lietttenant-Governor. Oil %V tiesday morning, Latirqta, ci:ife of Captain Thoroa* Finlay, of Ca ntoii-idlite, East India road, aged 25. Ott the till, inQt., Mr. Edward Glostr, Provost-street, Citr toad, of his Majesty's to,tom-horse, aged 71. , Un ,h, 25th tnst., in Utiver Brook-street, aged 21, Norrit Wodeliou,e, D,(l , eldest son of the 1 - lon, ColoNe at LONDON: 31 iotcil hy .1. B. CARS ['MKS, of Nce. 2P, GI% Ormood-stntct, Qn.-ro-s.lovire; and publtslied by W. s(TIITS, of No.:, South Molton-street, I`4o. 119. Straw! ; wher- Ad% eitisc•ner,t3, OT , !t''? Le (,pest-paid; must I)...ltitelsqd. _ , ` , ..4. I Ina Yhc rho A `~ wu~