The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-16 00:00:00

• 4 •- • - venience tc, trride arose from die depreciation or. • pai.et . zmd orareity o 1 bitritois , iittt ittA,ht, • Hutt. G..1111t.m; slat...tiff : 4 11 Itt••• bY this device of ciotit 114liilli; the rctsti.id tiktil, for Nu. h c . tr : oz.t • dotthicdiy.4.Lciirt;ti . 1t Was:tits opinion, that it the :4•oitt,,,giz i,sucAs cotititmed, rtito uttu•tt, foitwik. The Itt4ht *lon. 111.;de y übsorvationupott what had t.tho) dming tiit.pose‘'a retniqly for 'titbit termcd a dp4,,ac., tive arni Sytget . 9, by intiiiditig that the pay • lueras ill Lai:l9ll64ld wiiho . fixilt4 any , rtn . 'the resumption.., thou4lu, it expedie,a that the Bank hhould know tom it, was the ds . stre of Pa, li-rnent ; a n pt! for i hat put pohe would ,11,4ve'en Aniendinent recrnding that desire. Alludr, ins to the treaty at I 798 bet .4 el: ii the Government and tile Bank, where .1 anus at three millions Wa4 borrowed, a sort of disgrieeittl pramership was can. cinsic el, which converted the Restriction Act .into a btate rtigioe for the Cpnvenietice of the Mint.ter, tie mttributed to that Company d change of prtict ples•sind',3l797, wheo tiwy opposed what Mr,, Pitt desired and coodrided with 'tuning - , to leave out utter tie , vordic" that" in the original itesolutious, word, to the ., folloWing , , • 6, I i is hi6itly iinportdut t hot Ilie teotietiun now imposed tituw poynients of• cash by vie hark ot I....tiljami should be reinov.,i, at -the earliest p‘risdtl at Wind, it tway aj)iiear to comistelit Aim satiity, And Chit it is the c , eiy at the Utreel , lh of the ,fianii of tinglantl,tiuring the c4utinince of the icArtetion, to regulate their panes ot to uil muse priiit.iirles, which shall .inture, when the time :Armes, pAyincut 'of _ titeir laver tit specie on ,deinann." 'Sir Joan StiNct,ata claimed the attention of the House; wlnist be t!eliyered. his sentinients upon this niost important. sub:Jett ; which the 1.14 ;ht Hon. BarprietAlicl; premising, that in 1797; bLing then a kierbher 0; the ounnittee, he' had published, at the request of HeVcii)l..G utlemen,- his opinions at 404 m length, and delett‘teJ tht system which h'. die! Low, .cOnsiikrit,g it ai advantageous to the . • poOlics If the fright Hun. Gontlernau would point out to Win atwitter system nnire ,beneficidl- to tliv• public, 'that "siti::.ll 311041 d have his support. His to. pnint.out to the House , the dlr. fercrit:e-ot 14e currencies in America, France, and oilier parts of the world. On the subject' of cur- Hotwurable Friend of his' had favoured the flue with his.opinious, derived, as they were, trout a Comiih educa.ion. Currency, as he con ceived; was di% ided t wo,t!oicriptions i • the one of a (net illio nature, the other of 11' representative nature ; the latter .01 which might be Converted into goods, or iiny thing advantavous to the pub lic. NOW,, 84 to metallic currency, why in China, which contained the greate.it population, not less than three hundred and thirty of fiouls, they ttttytiv nothiszg of tips precious ; they had a rlitfitv,eut speck:a of money Which they called , cash," but it was i.ot so— , standard to them wits foreign - , and . thcrefbitt if 014 Bullion COrnrnitt . qe would turn their at toition to China, and ask one cf toe Alant.mties,. ho would convince . them what t. be the standard. Pdpar was the true staidard ; tor ,t' as it n-t that it could always coow et ted into goods, &c. .and cumuli - lowly P.:- turned ; weal 1, into the. coit'ers ? It „repiesented ac tual pto; , e.rty, vas received by...the .Govettnnent 11,,1;x0,4 - 14.4•r for tiixes, and would, in , , short„ piirchat ss evity.ci,inifort and UCcealiaty Qi evert the most iii,ignificqiit houses, equipages, and the et : 4(tl ra,f. ddvdntages otp.iper curt oncy were these : it au:2,4111:n the pawer- of the country.; enah'xil it to lA.port its precious metals ; it rendered it ii4depenuent of lorcign.- nations tit point of cur reoc) and, iithtly,it itailftSted a itpueics of magi cal influence, clo , .criptive. of the: prosperity of the ti4tion ; - ;.otnriteice, anti all tree various tr,w4i„ :flourished under it ; even in lie foijsk rat ate esiwnsiv,..: war, btidpa, canals, high -1,44,iy,, vine pioj...dt.,il anti carried on with a degree of, Si l'invviol.pivit M. the :,-Itistory of any oth,h 4 ount;', , , it , we 11:1,d lcapv,the tyrant of Colitis,,:ot a., a distance ; confirmed our empire' at tll'. ,tex;; drove the ,4'1(310. oat - of Egypt ; ; dad lie trusted, - ss 01.0,1 1:14 0 e5u, ;were' tear :advatilageta an Autvirmett , of paper ; and it. vibto. 4 l. 4 0,i i e C, the tooloeth.. , telid,..se4, 1:0;0 fal/t:+1!,1 over y ttirif it 10,11 fli 7 t(' titls7 -tor): he Could not bLd in tf,,,it r:V - . 1 ' 1 • 4 ; , •; - ;itt,qY,,,, ~111t1 tlifited (kit a dip in th!lk...;‘l - Tai 614:titi.,;• , ., Litfy, 'or tile tatiet:s. 10 ; ; t too, .I.t.d . ilt,"!4 rtylniiphlet of 4 :4, 't) f! , i1(1 stid,,Poer :, !:; Nvri;er, kttf.°l' rt.w.,T V 'l ,, ;,;:: ;;11 w d inj I); Olt vuheit*. .1,- :li, 111 , Y,1 fur 6; • 'irct:ii3liOn was . 1 . 1 ; „5, ~t W,"1 .1. y ;) , ) , •r, 2116 .('e. • ; i 1 , ,, , )I i;f I cr cuf y wl.eti - by ti, when it. - 041.1 to about ,1.1.• ; tAt' r,fS ,;;„ th! he it ,;. ; I,t , G eLit l, ll 3,n (Mr. T , ei ntly) Sti;ll4l tNO fa 1 IQ% , t , :"'-.N;111:1' , lie fir,td convitice 1.1i4( I Ii Vt i • . t t t n ti,t ‘tias ULt inuticvait GI !L.: . ti,e iuur yctlrq, at,d ;be wahriti iftti „ L i wi , 1.):1 • ti' , i); cllldb . t . ;i IA - trti Cy 141 C,. the, en) ; lit thc. fir4t of Fa.iripir, 1 ;07, (to in . t h o fi, L i r ye;;`, I: t intly twd“, Cltlitli.'(l s, bcifigs iti QJ Ott. of thre% year. it' 6,llll,tllt4rt.iutlk,d at I I , AI ictteurvislAt)te, Wai there Hoy th , .t cretitt of tllc owithry t43,'(f'l? IC 1140.1, it Lv etit 3il i liaii UCCY . 1, 1 16 iI , 4,9 II:11.11011S, thdt ip i plarti hte , :titcrence dIJ 1111, ,370,0()()1, pc:r 3111).11 Ylith (114: ; Se . ill:pit 1110 pi 0ipt;17,,014, Olt,: ,/, WOlctlig'4l;Et ft; : t; tlnica!(l.. ,1 : by 4.1!..i4A St the $1.76,(J,1-I,lc nickit ;t1 favour of t 114,! co•rncy ; for, , the dt:ei ion of must ciepend the kutarts Orowtrity or tl. atm of,a mighty EtTli.ftre. _ Witirpr.eAre rude a tl.-sv ntivvittions upon yvtiA!;:toti his error reipectig. the catnpaign Portugal,, that the Bight Booott alluded to tutu in s-noe obserin ur ti sthe made. Ntr. Mat:NI:IG Oklldt.Ut Oit; s condnel of. the Bank (ram the 4,BerSr,it loos of Right_ lion. Gent 4.in in (Mr. Tierney). .SuppoLii.g. tite Bank Here to re snow their' payxne'tits, lie sew no guide pointed out by the Ani'enainent for their COLlalla. They, certainly wished to govern their conduct by the or ders-of Parliament.' Ol their solidity no I.:J:1 douht ed; but ssould it lie s4,ible to have their paper supplied-by paper less secure.? He tnight say thuS much without d,-preeiating the Country Batik paper. The Hog. Getvilein . an deetared their were re-ady to . resume theirpsyntents itt cash whenever the 1.-ious tfr tight it necessary. Mr.'finel‘fizset4 was persuaded that the Honour able Baronet (Sir J.-Sinclair) could not Vote . for the last Resolution titt - one of ilie , Right E-106 Gentle titan's, averse as tie ' had sliewn himself to be' to me-: lathe currency. Aitottsting .to silo loan trontthe Batik to Go ,. 'erntwnt,' lie contended that' it was by no means in the t'otitemplation of tits latter at 111%4 period, that the Bath 'would remunerate themselves for the sacrifice vL hien they trade bran increased istue of payer. Al fr,u;ii he entnely approved of the pitheiple of the Arnendmon, propoSed by the Hon. Gentleman hti did not think that it was couched it, ternis sufficiently explicit. Mr. NlAtstorsica• oliservett in answer to some re• markrt Which had, been made during the discussion, 'that thg Bank had no interest in circuit-int% their ftrikeux,..and that .the moment .the acrttntent Went prepared to issue a substitute, they (the !lank) were ready toWithdray'v thentselses from 'the s!tuation in li they hive beets placed, by the desire aceormood'ite ;he - Mr s '. S.' THORNI UN justified the' conduo , of the also asierted that he had enttyit ittor.n. t.eceived '6 00 't;tiine is in cord trout a B.itil - er, to be exchanged for Batik tohens 'hod that on a for mer OC:CaSitsll he had received 300 tor a s:ridtar 11r. Wascßronci expiniated on the Kood effects whiCh'would sesott horn a disCussion, the ten , lency of which must riecessariiy 6e, to establish sound and CLlllCa'prtucikiles with regard 'to the subjeir:t tit diipote. • Mr. BAJO:gr . ; (14ended the Bank, and maintained th.i the present. win; ;lie most improper period that . °old by he'ii:leMed for removing the, Je rittion on•th,' east) pivorerib. MI House tiitn Foe Mr. Ticiiwy's - 2 Aiviiii2t i 7 t Majority . —S42 Nit. FiosNEs ;then innvej. his various Amend ments on the remaining ResohitioN, for the purpose of having thyrn record,(l on diet Joinnils ; trod Mr. Tierney, a %collar Ainendriwtir to his last, on the itittr an,l 17111 lteeolutioni,• for the Same purpose. Ail these amend oents were respettively vegatived without a division. m e o ri g i na l Re , olotinnis of Mr.' Vensitha were fi na lly “gre e .d to, and 41 Eloveo o'Clock Elie fintise A.djuorued., C.l-11BRIDGE, Ma x I 3 . The University, at a ,Congregstion held a few • days since, a ppoi ia fed the Rey. the. Vice- Ciia,ncelior, the Lord . . flisluip of firivol, the Rev. Dr. Davey, Master of Ctiitii . ColleKe, the Rev. Profei•tor J.)welt, 1..). tie Itev, George D'Oi ley, AL A. Fel;ow 'l3,nott Cont.lle, :snit the Ray. 1-kory „Walter, SI: A. Fellow of S. John's College, .ti . Pt/11) 1 1)4 1 0e TO lo. , i)(1'11,1 . 1 , ;11.4 i1i0 . 40.;011101 . 0441 halt; to tie provided in the :;al te.tioult: dt the ensninaTi.talldiioo. Crelit prclfitrationl qr'e making at and other Co ie.ps for the ensuing Josiallatioa, which fixun for Satut4Jsy,./(11iat! 29. 1 1 1.1 e (;)anevilor ors givihg, a dialler* io the, (...ioig.eri of Tiiuily College, whiela -- ht cnfot.lated to .acconKno , date '; Utt perolons. The 51dstets and, Fellows of hat Sncieiy will refnrn the complinleot 'the follow mg Moildi4y. Under Graduatr.a hive also sub scribed for public breakhist in the heautifol walks of that Ctiliez'e, which are so admirably calculated - rot such a ste;ic.,.. The 11151ailai'ion Ole is written by Protector Smyth of Pater-E:ionso, and is to be set to music by Prote.Ator Hague, The Gersinin Paprs con.aln the I.flowi ng A t. ticl46 :-- . " BERLIN, APRIL 23.—L1k Xisksty the king' ► of ProsOa t‘y hi 4 togulgtinhs'hr the t tits of June, ibos, and ftitore ordinaticcs, cxinimisly and in sttidtst luanner,' prohibited hk siibjetts all i.radv , and.corinctition wiib Eci•lancl ' it tie - - 1•1 tory, as the sealion ' for navigation is nutsiiiprooch- In. o 10 , blittg,,,th : e said prohibition 440 tlio b ytibn , of Ins trittilut sub s jicis, and alio to r,pedt the iii tt+c Most piAinve manner . , by to, .t)e..tindeistood, that peltiOrlS bait! Ma wily rd tri.J.,lll -ail I conctlns and, tro,liiat,tiona witi) England bui 'A6O 'ail voyages., all turnmiiiii4tios Itt.( o . :or otiirwlo, • to sod with ar.t; totally prohibited' ' al il'that ail 'suet per sung who tthail be found io ittt4d inilisotle,(ii ence to this &erect, Ora to expect` :thei_k:vcip74t Diu nisltrnent.-. ' • ' •°' ' • 1 ' hi s Mairsity's Command, 'l 4 Goi4inbt," 1 " • : ; ' IL IL have beets heist awity by the Li s rers4..bY,figge,r-%emegi old mon who had tht.ir chscharg4:, isave tio, f o k pbli g ,d tt , Otsr Port-HOu,hts, whiclt thoUttittsd persouts, has Uttts couvelet4 two hartocksi, and thh unhappy iustsat3 !lava been let base upqri to.k n. " I Fierich Adnairal, haA !Jere, and the I . coutG rota are ttow be torecd , utto the Soa vice, for the trot our and glory Natiostot)." 441 r IMNIEr- COURT O.F 1:1 - 1,,s1C,ktY.„ffidvy lc, 110 USE. Mr. Rich /LADS t lliS day applied, to : . the..l. 4 ord Chancellor to grant a :longer, time . to enable Mkii Taylor . ' to file his p.tlidav:t as to the 'iiiiobni,oen3ent,A 01 the fium of 8,0(4)1. vitii,el), in a former atijdAttite he-"ackno'A i (Igrd tc, have received. After a t . (_.w wo , ds from Mr, HAttr,fon,betiAlt P 4, Mr. Wale, s, t Ile Lurd Coanceilpr eiitcodad ttie 61", until Friday next. COURT ( )F - 4ING'S BLENCH. IUI.)GiNII 7 . NT. 'THII KING V. MILLS. The defendant in this case had beettionnaguirly of au as;auft upon a' y..ers'o;i-Of the name of Y4rtilt4l, a bu cher, re , icilfg inrliVaclose-itreet.—The plain tiff, it appeared, was driving two hullocks, winch .he lord' purchased, to the anighfer-honse, and the de fendant's cart - obttruttio4 the passage of the caulk., Naitiuti requested that it might be removed. This was accordingly done, and the bullocks were driven by ; one of them, however, toultlrtht, .atittlan back again. The plaintiff endeatunted to tni.ve• the cart a' second nine, to permit the animal to pis*, Alien hr, was assaulted by the* defendant with a SiIOVC), who struck him several violent Wows. The action had been remdved from the Sei.iions bytrer tioriai, and the Court, roilsitlo lag the exiiense the delendant had ;already' been put to, will nad ban to pay a fine of 61. The defrptiant ilowediateiy paid the money, and then obseiv,d to ti e Conn, oW, my Lords an I Gentlertieri, I Is , Ire been, coo • vi,-ted and paid toy money ; hitt I unist say, ;hat atu as innocent as the child Unborn:" TNE KING V. TFIR CORPORATION OP GREAT YAR- MOVTH. on the 3d instant, obtainedm con role for ;t wrtt of iljerniainta, to be directed to the. Aldertneu and Collation Councilmen of Great Yarmouth, comm.:M(lin therm to attend the bummons of the tyor, in order to conititute A Ciion adequate to the tratbaetion of the laintines, (if the Cotpordti;.n.- 7 --Againat the rule so obtained Mr. IhsT c.Ause. By the affidavit on which. the conditional ride was *grarited, it oiptared that the Mayot had isstied'slllll - five or s)t times, but ithuflieieft numher of Alderrrfen rind Comort Councilmen had nOt tended to trans:id bllthies:4; and thatcertaiti lathe were to be renewed,..freetion9, to be granted, and petitions to be disposed of. 'Mr. BEbT obstnyetl, t,hat,he lisl not: thitik the qu . ottrin, whether the 411 - ondafirtts sbould iskce.or not; depended on the circumstances stated' in . the. affidavit, but on ilie.faci, that ra part 0; the bti4 tiess -Intended to he doge by the ;.'tlayor, whet) he could hate a Autticient attitnciance i W# . * t4ls I y concealebl, busines 'had beet Slated" as requiting the teeittirt t ; -Ails,. Corpnration ; but not;tOig Itne , beee oid.ot the intuition ot the Niayur to fill up tito oltice of High Steward of Great Yar. Lord ELLErnottouott observed . , the Court had nothit? told with that. If the Mayor summoned them to 9P.221:1 :o trai)sact the 01 the Cot pa ration, •,tta ;11,1 roused to come forward, Owl,. ,tt (eh trms;., h cnforecd,, GAltito,A , said, tbe se c ret v. cho tiley.bad agreed to .attend, if the l\Lyer promised not to pro , (Ted with the mater alioded to ~by his. Loam4d Ftiettd. Lord ELLeNnortoticti said, tire. Coort did , not wi4ll to b. let ins'; secrets of the parties. The Aldermen and C , ?ininon Colnednien tnnst atte,sd the uneetingi Of the Corporation when regularly summt,ne:t ; ei,e st W;111 .,. the thity oftha,t Court to iotertare, to , the 011.1(.1 - of seeing that the,ptirpnses for Which thecorp(A•atiun was instituted were not retideied (.1 whet tbight, by ,possi jAiv, happen, nt any such tneeting,ei the Ciorpora, (ion, the Court could,not look. It the 'li-tyoriioetl illegally, and appoitited a. Steward, or arty other of ficer; contrary. to the Chanel 01 rise liorutigh, the parties . inpposing themselves aggrieve'd lead.-their remedy. 411 that the Court now had to do was t. 40 enjoin the attendance of thy. 'Members of the Corp°, ration.--. Rule made absolute. Titz it,trio. GILN.UIiA L. ST. JotiN, AND OTHER COAPOSAIORS OP Tue B01'01)011 Or 33AbSET.. Mr. DAMPIER moved for a rule to -slieW cause why quo wary nlO infornitnions should not he fled against- GerwSt. john and certain othei•Corpora,tors of the Bonitigh of WoOtton:Basset Uriovr lowing cirettuistancas:-...The Corporation it aPpC.ar ed• consisted Of the Mar; , pr, t‘,vo Alckirtteir, and • twelve Capital Burgesses— and'no hosincla had beeneustoirtarity . ttansatied, cit.epr!ri, a Court con listing of the Ma)or, one or two Ald'errnen, insta cotnp,t,•tit nnntber of Burgesses, arnbilittit , gat.loast to eight' persons,' forinin g ` a majority of , Corporation.—lt however; that the l twp Aldert»en ttied—notAithstanding' St. Jdhn was sworn in a Bitrge,s7—thv o.)rP9P'k)" then proceeded to eleCt two new Alderlitn,,,and new:Mayor, ; :igaitht till which acts on : n't: Cur potation. protysti:d, cn !In: ground that the two . dernien having died, an integr4 part of nition:VVlN Wanting; and thrre.fOre an Cyliiplll ,Courrconid not be convened 'for theftranbarinn of husincits; It was therefOteneeds,iity that ttie Nr i tics should s h ow under what adthority dip) . respeAlvii.Y., retain) to imintentoers of the CO171)0614)6 of rough.—lttile grin red. A letter froniOporto contains the following in. " iJPOKTO t APR IX-, 2gol-,Th e Militie .whichtirri-n0 ' time yestet4ety,, titre, inl,,on a sodden:ordered' to o arch oil nnwediattly Cu the Frobilere. Althorn r this tnoveoutot has oused some s u rpris e , y e t vT i, re* hot,illarine.i, as tici,itilow that. Cle R."-iolerti.aa•e' t 0... lag on ),:ie.,sir e o p erat i ons. All the 'lour in lids coy .hae belt) bought up to supply 41)g:wintery de, Pe.)4, and s:%4.}' ultra to at work to h**,l:)l3cuit tor toe army."' It!) I/ 41. , ! I, s, of N o , 4, NI 4rtiett.vouti. tow -trivet I and Piebllslted by V, ILLIAM AP I (.; I'. It SC .14.1 k VS. Mfiti ,„ A Str4L t l , whisre Avertiseartenis. Orders Wl' the Paimr, I, 4 :i trs f or tr Editor t . (post-poia)„ ; .Fr SITE7'6II of its late ROBERT ~: . . 0" Monday Bras 'r"*"."l'L"itiiVrretip i "if) ; tsi ' IC Vit ilt °I St. lik."• 114 041144114,, 11,1bert Mylne, FE .5. ArChltet rand Civil Engineer, l‘terraber of ttiv.Actionieto -C)it,',o lidionct., and'nologna; lio He 0 14° lijttfillhtirgtl. f4ll lary 3,..t783, flifighfirb°:, mac V,..vire, of the tante prof,tiiiion,. wol 0 IS,, fB L s ri i (rate of that City, and Rnesi docendani 0ra151.1.7. :ho wre.mastet-misont to tile 4tor o'SQ°ll4l: for all pohlic -works, -froto the reisrt off 'o l ' l, Third until the .iew, of governtp;ntatici royalty wis rt . .moved to Londim. ~A3/44uated by a erccul,,ll:l. ittm to' tract, the tOotorpi of -forefatte)s wl'"At uniformly don,: honour to their couotrt ia Bo n i" its Public ,b-ilding4, be w ,n, to tbe c4)otiocatt otiC,(; ex,eininiug the_huildings. .of. Pili4,_ he pr444,igirs . arfiLi!lei, .and froin thunce, by Civi!! , VrC.'''''.e: rmo. w'here he 1,-...tliain,-.d five veto, piiisoliii ''' j buildings,ali"-!b1)' - his Ouches, by :I critical •.:siottiv.s.l3" .., . 60th ancient ; ma Trodern, Ell',l fa rt ' 3 l `'' I , non was also pertieuorty. citified to thele:, '!",,vl.l3iving that fotnotpt. metropolis, with Aolr,,°; tiv• !Adjacent mountains. In 17i 8 b' °l39it'4L,4r (1,1,,r5t prize we believe o'er gii en to a 81411 wi. . ~ Irl 1 ,.. the first class in orchiiectore, from tlie i: .0 0 . t.St' I;ulie, In . testimony whereof. lie W 0161! lar:e n) . edalq, 'wit h the folio ,riser mot to :-- i 11'1111'1"mPlissinzurn Premium est Gloiic, i , 1 .--I-' wl* ftko admitted a Member, ttilb 0,70 egtl to oWcute works it) That twtropolit, 00,10 pupil;%,... cinder his cat e.--Froll Rome te" * Zpil iviPleq, and frog') thence to B.eily, and t° l " ' i ltil little across that island in watchif rnfnifllt.;4o title known, #ltich having dia-ovet("', l',‘).i., li ; „ highTY intcrestitTr,-partientsfly.,at GlNs".';''' ,1 1"Mi'll, whtre lie di',cot.ered Aot• iqu'! . 15.'.11i."rlilld 0' Prt!.rrvt.(l, and. 4 , tiv..,...y, ~ v i i tch ha' or ' -- i i i o da . plain Ct rtAin 11,,,C44Yeq nt VIII,VItI4, .1 1 ° 1 " p il l' Stood, bet,ire. Of tl, cse. lio tll3 de dr:l/L4Pa%, 00 cunt-cleats, and.cetoirnecl to N, , Pleo a dd 111)!I tme' ll° np.4'ahlahle collection, whi. li he croolun'Tort ci-Jran/..si and other ontliont, rho avallim,, 0,01"..,00 t 'his fl6ant'Vt [llllO thereby t oile t• rile ''' . of architect.nre.. ftr Fe' • fie quit te.,t Rome i n 1759, and 00..., ": ek et P('lngna. and Veoice.; tie also 'vici,"° ll'e bi r,irt riidinp of P411,id.0 and others in' If/:b,.Atos tr thence Ire ctoised t Ile w ill Par r f ' ; J :ii„,*ci e We h the drions,iind throueltSwilll-iii'd et, . r 4 (1 , r1 U amlf• down the Rhint: to olland, Arl' I ,' iFt i v 71"illg the novel scene, at; . irl ol it 5411/!itetiota' men of butriAn labour ',nil logentlitV, l't 4 P l . / : e r t,k . the 2611, and 'arrived io London. jol,s/.,,,,),4 I :tt $ Wi , en tiOhlie . til;,tice sk,:r; vni%•cti liir iit3i!:',,,, ifia b,lriag' to be . built at r, ,•1 . 1 11° , T.:J. 414 ' tiopi. 1 ' thatoutee.rv:nit';o:ollltleott.edifice,,hat cf ' ckl‘ltrichl\li: l a n c e ! egw:lll4. l'':(,:tiericr.'; F. a l ler s a l h g d na ti t a i n it ( t l y . , u isivdaetr c;:tilsstcri,ort.tAilo:l)7o;,lllo,os; . his c P . r 5 .1 C b t ° 1)19 cart!. the bridgo has bom o' l il.ll° r. 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