The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-11 00:00:00

Lii 1.-1 PA' 1;1 1,4111 EA T ROUSE OF PEERS, K~ •1 3.. FRI.A.AY, MAY 10. Cottmel Were thnill revtl,•.iing the Writ 01 ETtor Csicvv, v ;" alto( which, on th e mo,'101) of the 1.4:, CliettiCULt.OL, the House oflituten the j,,Lignietit of the Qom( below, with 1001. cost, • Fathet•evideuce was heard reipeding Lovetkh's I)i% o , ett proceed itgliti oh Tt . 1 he Int),keeprrs ll , Kato ILI %sat; brougilt up fcotil the C 011111,003 by - Sir Knatchbul4 and read a that • ti:no. . The Irish - Ships: Bill was read a third time, and passed. 'the other Hills upon the table were tor warded., • Mr, Shipden, from the . Commissioners of Dover Harbour, presented an account of the Tonnage allies on that. Port wlthin a 4iven period. Or d -reo to lie the table. A tew Vtivate 11 , 1 is were broright up fr , 411 the by Sir J, Graham, anti oilier Members, wbiLii were read h first time. DEBTOR, AND CRI;DIT2R BILL. Lord WALSINGIIAti having, moved the rekom initiiiellt til t; is 11.11, Laid ELLt;sIBottOUGEI rose arid opposed tie na tion. He Could 'scarcely conceive any thint!, mote radically ircious than the principle of, this Bill, or, that in its operation would firm e more fUndamen tally destructive io the conimerciirl credit it the country, and surely, :`it the present anxious and convulsed stale of public and private credit, such an PXperlttlellt wits mutt unseasonable and perilous. — o Learned Lord then adduced a number of eases to prove the justice of the observations be had, just made, and asked whether six Months' imps isonnlent was a sufficient sinisfamion , to the creditor for the risk he i.ad sun, and the loss he may have sustained, while the debtor is allowed to go at large, and laugh in the itice of the man he had ruined ? Be p.tincipk and provisions of the bill" made rio distina - 11.4i bsfs, bus lumped them ill iliscrimin,uvly, of whatever raze • ,7,,...LhJscriplion ; titan ;vhich her coold conceive nothing, mote Ursysi. He most therefore oppose any further proceedinz in sued a mi above. MOl:tltk ti A not eittaea that his Noble and Learned Fiteild vtiot.lL Nye spoken in such harsh tent.) of the, 13ilt y for introoootag which, the Noble and Learned Lerd opposite him (Lord RedesOate) amply degerved the, thanits of his country. - He could not make ,Joy porticular answer to the speech of Ens Nobe bectna.,e his Nobl't - Friend had not t racre..l into any deuttled objections. But he •knew his Noble and Learned Friend to be a liKend of liberty and as such, he would ask him how be c ouid consid4r as, foir and just, how he could recan t: le it to the *pun of the Laws goo of the Con Situ. fiat) of.this coutcry,Ahat a creditor should he allow, od to detain in prison to 1.0 purprist4 but merely tor V IS O wn individual gratitienion, the boy hts un for tUnitte CrVtlitOr in the Contrnittei, that h,rti sAt upon ,t he pill prcvioos to its dtscossion in that House, and ab,,.) e, the Report made to their Lot clship: by that Committee, such a mass of chroce had been rieetunulated ut the injustice, the aprat;ston, the Cruelty at the practices which n ere Lrider tint santtlon of the 'law as it stow btood, that it was iMpossiblc to imagine any thing in a tree country tike thit,' more glievoui, mote in tojerriut, mow tst Mg. The minute pot, nig these tads rcied On 'their Liordslitps' joer mls. The f.t,td Ch.tocellQr wos a Member of I hot Otentlntiee, 3116 c Auldllol, ehtereture, be 11.10E.ILIC the 014)04 terms in Alvan the ifiellJgablo evidence brottglit beiure. that Commi . Aee h id. be ti'xtated to the Housti. trctl, alter alt. these prooft.btfore then Lordship!, 01 the necessity of, sonic ttwahott, tite , prt.lteto, and alley the pledge the Hinoe. 11a4,6,11.7111013,gtvc0 to dev•ise ,soote remedy for tzrievanc / unjust and oppressive, the House did out 'adopt su o io' toe,vorre as the safe and hOlgi basis (if a ht.ttet s eperstrueittre, they would ictfect the i i ,t e dgo,th - e) g ivro, and thereby incur Inc con ,. c,.nr•itotton k.tograce. 'the I,,otta co4Ncil.t.Gll, ihollOt•it ix , ;041 be pro per to i 11,,. Ht)i...,e to thitiSe its !lie picsein stage of ti:e 1.101. G:s wilily it Wil.S rat expected that :Inv cipoition otti.d rit;Att to it in ot prew.ut st,,go ; I:. Itest tow, i;e:. hopt d thin. N o ble- o[o 1,-3111. ctl Lid' oido •I;AW 616 . opvt , sitioli Lot OW ptOtierlt, At; , y of the But, f,ntred ).slat it iNnt.id loot atifoAter the zood i Nt erntoo:, (itwho proypt.:d ; o‘,o in maliy t s` the hts , l ill view v otdd be found ,ta be ;1;1 cd horn ahoy. He every c1..1111 0 flail • tort Learned Filei,d 11101100 4 e opts IL 1,.N tf , 5t,.1.41 141,18 e, E l . t , L ,4l.otcno:f !yall, that be would flake test, Ciil ifn: occaslun of a conntion phraie, IttcO, h tit,' not iilt:4ll folly and tli,it that awhat be flak oltcaly tlioagltt. ttild ex r ae,so'l relyeiAing I.OW ,ia,;it i t , "frltt:ir I,dictthips Wort rcicilved themselves into 0 Inl c i anee; ; I, ,rd t;llAtvl r.tl“..'n the kArA cliiuse.4 and pr-owtmuni .of toe wore lat,on u t I owftwieratina.. I,orti ity,DEs, , Ahtf, W6ain 04404i:ft • WS CWlViCtit4ll, thAi the bill winch proceedal cin tilt' tr.nrivle of the (e,sio bimor:44l, which ontne" Noble Ikork . .B st-etned w t1,1,1k V;',;is ;4 pritt6 4 4 ,l 4 4;4, 144414, re, iiti,•o I ;11t.t I ;LA 4 1i,4`4:114 , 4 411141, 5t10,11341d, LW() Coitill;;q1:,;',; )U4!ii'lLt., Viiic'tti ItoOpulittiOtt V/45ltaw , ganlrd :is s,il.:tat 7 , r , fed, he hatuteof hy,the Noble Lorit, I t , 0 i b lichinvii of the Bill the waste tit Ittne-A filch it invoi“3l, t hat ti4e. hitei;:i 4ja,tibitc 10V, I% , l.liCii t:We uoth:r I,llll' would be ez , .,pene attentling ttotne of tt, Id (ice's 11 , ..a.> ittso nece,Aiintly I,7;tc2t, flowtver gt 014,0%, Obicajulli ;43a11151 many of the thcasotv, wouhl not, in the present attend rlo.Catilaiitte4:. those provi,totin 1.., , a0) Cia,tNott.t.i;olt argued lit favour Of the r hetalltantittgrot hitt Bill, againbt- objeettons kirt.;e:l by the,Nonly STAN co , ,tinued to urge his objeclionst ; anti Po.; ;; ;Sested sonte: t.e;,-;ttlatibl34,, winch, he (bought, 16. wild to hit consiLlerabiy around the Bill., ittplttiDAPt vvib, ducidetify of orittion„ the preevislons suggested by the Noble Ea*, unless ac con pabied by the neveinry schedules (and such, aceordin(c, to the pritiLipleo 01 Qin Noble Earl, he felt lino , sel: unabld to draw up ) those in the Bill %vet ., f,roled agreeably to tfir. preoddents of 10.. • sotvent litll fur the last 5) ‘eaf4., Earl S Tx Ntiopii saiii, lw slt Auld leave the Leal-tied Lord to cook his Bill in Ins own way. To lumd,it presented, as:it 81004, an utiparalleled col lection of abhurdlties. _ Atter some further discussion hefween th- No. ble and Learned Loids, 'and the No6e, th.e Clauses of the Bill, with a Inv amettilirent , , posed by Lord 11.0..iesd.de, were agreed to by tiie Committee, The Housethen resumed, and, as`we could 'coi led, ordered the iteport to be taken into cJoSi deralion on Monday,' to mbhich day their Lordshitis adjourned. HOUSE OF COMitiONS, FRIDAY, MAY 10. The London D,,ck Bill, the British Port Bill, and the Unlit Commercial Credit • Bill, were severally read a third time, and passed, Mr. TAYLOR postpones his motion ielative to the Theatres (which stood for Monday next) until the tad instant. The Reports of the Parish Apprentices Indenture Bill, and the Irish Clerks Embezzlement Bill, welt!, Nought up, and agreed to, and the Bills oidered for a third reading on Monday. The Inlattd.Coal Nitviikition Bill, and tic Five' per Cents. Luau Bill, were severally committed,: and ordered to be reported on Monday, The Report of the &agar and Mali Duty Bill was reported, •and the Bill ordered: to be read a third time on Monday. The Distillery Indemnity Bill was read a second time, and committed for Mondly. On the motion of Mr. WHARTON, leave was given to Using in_ a Bill to regulate, (under the ACt of th 9 14th of the King) tie Weating of Three Blue Striped Tureads and Selvages. in Cotton' Goods, A Copy of the Memorial of 'the Clerks of &lig. Rion in Scotland, was,, on the motion of Mr, R. PONDAS, Orderecl :9 be laid before the lieu Se. • INIMA. , - - Mr. 11, DUNDAS gave not tee, that' he should on Monday Submit to the House a motion regpectitig the Establtsliment of the Board of Controtti, upon the artalis connected therewith. Sir JOHN NRWPORT asked the Right Hon. Gen tleitian what w3s the nature vi hitt motion 1' Mr. R. DuNDAs replied, that as strtain doubts existed with, respem to the propriety oh restoring ()dicers to their rank who hrci been distrthsed front the service by Courts Martial, his object was to *du away those dOuots. The 'motion would also ein brace the question respeains the takit ult shi p ,i for the service. • Mr. W. POLE brought in a Bill for the Relief of the Wives And of the. Nott•comittissionoti Oilicers . to the kte!,tcnctits. The litti wag road 3 trst time s ordered to h ptiated, arid read a second time this'day. toritit4m. SW:cOkts 7N CIiANCERY. _ Mr. M. A. TAYLOR, the request, as he stated, of ttilvrat Finn. G...nrieto , .o, postponed hi, u. StlitUN in ebeitlCely; lIId Appe,tl-, Inv House ot Lord, ( fOrtilth 11 . 101.), Fri,tay, that day pang tholirsl . open d3y. Suvoral Pctitions I.itier6 prettetto-d by ar. (tue :;übjed we could not 144.1in).,5nd laid on Abe Lablv.. z3n , Joni .1\ OvvPoit r poitponed his Motion (whid oloud for Monday), repeaing lciylt Breweris, mutt Thulaciay, SUPPLY.. 01) the Motion of Mr. VIIIARTott, the iinbse wont into a CoutunAtee of In the tt►ittee tee . s., vet A. sUrnS • were votea for aiiscelianeons services, which could nut be distil - 114 hod but atnong thew ‘eas one of 14,00u1. towarths the ex , peove of building Beattein Hospital. The Ileport was otcered to be received on Monday. PAY OF THE NAM notice of Motion reveeting the Pay of ,the Navy was given , by an Honourable Menaber !Or 23ki instant. FOREIGNERS' FUNDED PROPERTY; 114)WARTI3 potilputied his Motion reipeCti?g the exemptiuti from duly granted to Forelgnert: huh% property in Ott Ftids, until this day he't nigtit. WAYS AND MEANS.— gORN WASH. . The Lioitie having resolved itself into a Comrrii nett i,l 'Way!, and MT.-mils,. CHANCELLuE of !he EXCHEQUER rose, U RI Loves ted to Inc 4iscussious took . piaeis espvconz D from Sugar, conceived tliat . it woubi not tie.objeCted w- by the .Conatinitse, it „t r.cle to propose laying a Duty on tr,an Gt iin, she same as if trotiA Sugar,.. it . s.yds iiist7 his intentiuti to propose a Duty on Spirits im portedirom abroad, with the exception ,of Rum. fio..tlien•noticed site inequality. of the countervail ing duties in Gteas Britain and Ireland, and express (;l a wish to intfs;t tlliti 19bject itt the most delicate oi 3Orter refaciKe to life interests of the Unit- ed ,Kingdoms ; and therchuo he should o.i .Nlond,:y propos4 a litlf founded on tilt , Itesolu , ions of ilia ie al Mardi, to continuo for two months, teal , . tht.; proposition open for discussion. The itigm Hun. Gentietlltill OM) 11144eti a Iteaolution for tin- pOtqh4n Duty of 40 por,gsilon on Worts or Was cltstilicl from Corn. Sir Jout4 Nu‘yrort-x. suggesied the propriety of doing away rho, tiottt.tts altogether, respecting the vutxtbility perhons takine, more titan the duty paid as drawback, by prtividitig in lb,: am, that th q sboold be eotitt,t to no wove than the duty actually paid. After some observations froth Mr. Hutchinson; Mr, Fosntr, Mr. Wesict it, and' the Chmiccdo, ot the Exchequer, this Resolution Will agreed to. Several Resolutions were then propos e d' a nd eQd to, which no one in the G dlery could tis•ac., Tug. 'louse resutoLd, and the Report WO Ordoed to be received 911 Monday. lIIGIIvvAY BILL. Yin liiC trlOt;011 Of Sir N SINCL 0)0 lioute I;vent into a Cominittcc on ate ilii;bwi ! y Bill. Snow Amendinents wore suggcbted in Li.tfvrent clauses; by Mr. G. Viubittin t, The SruAr-ea rose, and observe& that lire Howe, being so very thin (not tuti.rii than twelve entb...-ts • present), and .the Bill equally M y atreding the itillrysts of evcry• pin of 14 he thought it, would be desirable tq - disi;;7lss tt when There was . . ti fuller atteridance, liitery.- praise - was due to the. 41.ight - Hon. Brunet for The Bill ; but it was also due to the public that the fOlest assent should be given to the various claust add amendments about to be pre,- posed, which could not be don 4 in the then state or the House. He should 'therefore propose that the Chairman report progress, and ask leave to sit again. The Chairman then reported progress, and leave', was given to sit again on Wednesday'. • , The House then adjourned till Mend* ( .11 i ' r S N. SULIM QUIS I)lCfitiL lALSIJNI AUagAT LONDON, SATUIMAY, MAY 11, 1811. Some more American Papers have been received., but not of alater date than those already ed. We have exttaaed from them tho following artielf; :--- BALTIMOTIR, MARCH 23. " important.--From a source the most iespeMa ble, we are informed that Mr. MORIUR, British Char'ge des Air:Aires, has made known to Our GL.. Vernment, that the official'information (made public) • .from Mr. RUSSELL, thati the French Decrees are not 'revoked, ,will be fully credited by the .British Government; and that they will be compelled to, consider a continpance of Non-intercourse against. them exausively, as a measure' of 'hostility, de innadipg immediate steps to meet, it.—(Baltimore Fedi Oaielte.) • . 'We are happy toltarn that a portion of the British fleet has paoiecl the sound; the wliole of it w l be; !n the Baltic in a short time, and we trust that its presenatirwill producea strong effect upon the North. erri`Powers. was conficiently nunoured this day in the pa circles that the twvointtnent. of the Duke ,of YORK. as' Commatt4er.in-Chiet, woukt be an. lounced in . theGazctta at this oching. We have -remarked fOt Oil last, mouth that the OppositiOn Writers have been mtteh- more violent In their at tttels upon Atitninito'ratron t han Usual. We did hope that as they were so 'etteeetlitigly gtatitied dt the good .news • which has lately. been pouring in upon tut from all quarters, and 'at the compote failure of all their own gloomy predidions, that they would'have adopted a less .bustile.toue towards opponents ; but w welt! di63pvointed ; • tbeSe Gen • • . tiemen manifest their joy ;for the. successes of titei r Country, by redoubling their ‘irutence rtgainsi:thwe who werA the cause of them. his not, perhaps, very difficult' to account (or this cliatigd. While the.canpaign in Portugal contitruid, afforded:an ample the for attack, both against MiniAers and 'against Lord ,VrifLLINGTOti. That gallant ,Gene . ral was every day either censured or iti the O 1 Position Prints, just as the writer ba;:peried to be in 'att argumentative or facetious mood. Bat u9W, -as Purtu al. must nut Cveo b l / 4 : mentioned, Oesa Gentlemen are re:illy at a loss for some good grounds of abuse against the Mi lesters, And their anger rises just in prvortion to the success of their opponents. This disposition' to be displeased, because they have no room for cen.. is strongly nianiteited in an article in an Opposition Paper of this morning. The writer of the article to which we are alluding, • seems' pet lealy in a rage, , not only against the fires nt Minis ,ters, but against Mr. Par. and Lord (311411 VILLE, whom he overwhelms: with inveetives and Italics aril really if he had not at length luckily discovered that the country was utterly and irretrievably ro, it ed,` we know not to .what. length his anger might have led him. It would be a waste of time to enter into a serious answer to such an artielv. Itor Ale country labours under heavy burthen.,—that from .the unprecedented events of the times.in which ,we live we suffer many privations—?we are ready .to admit; but if we have paid a great: price, we have . received a propertionate beneti t t s :- we alone, amidst the wreck of the Continent, exist a great and a fre people. The xerY existence of the paragraph; to which we are'alluding, is a prootof the injustice of its assertions; in wliat other part of Europe could he :have published it ? In which of the States of the Continent which preserved a f‘ wise and dignified neutrality" does there exist even a semblance of in dividual freedom orof national independence ? Are nit these blessings that would be cheerfully. pur chased with any pecuniary sacritit.'e ? &hit , lades may be -I‘Aercome,—reoinioerclai peetoret,ts may be removed. But it we bad once lost our independence as a nation, which we are convinced we should - wive done if the Councils of Mr.'Pirp had not been foll Owed, ars loss might btoto irrettievaulc. Irviterday Princosses SUPLUA and AUGUSTA took an airic% i.l tine Greet Park, Wind or, n bur•w -bB6'6, a‘zcildipaiiied by LoIIy COLLYER , Gentr.l V GwNNE, ai,d Colonel TiyLott; and returoed trait-pav, ore. NAVAL N .".•••• AV. 9,--Avlio.A lot eveqing the Dutch IA - 1; .oprechte, Mt irom BJtwvia, v 4 t h a Vdlol,,liie COrgo, consisting ot coffee, skin g, 'picot fx:(;', boo tit; co Bourdeaux, captured some daYs Ni by Wo Tpwnshend ket, on her p.,isslge Cram F 3l. oft T out') to Malta ; th e latter p ut six of tier cr " a b ti o d a r d i ta t:l e e ti i)oSSC'Ssiotr of hdy alyhseaoftenrlstebseilwortospboorscrdsted,. By this jotelligence is receive,' that, he inhs. bitants 0 "f are very ini mical to their preiest eXl3ling Grvernrn,ent. Arrl7ed the NarciSstts er i fri g o a a te fromcrc Portsatoctb, and the Mullet schoonro tn ize. Qir v AL, A l l u it: hil : b o i. .—Ar tived the Prospero an from ti Echo PORTSMOUTH , MAY 10.•-•-Sailed his M 0 crullo 1)1 Shil ) S Niok for Lcith , and Medusa an a off CherbOurgh. H ARWI C IT, MAY 10 ---Sai;(!ti the Prince of (Parr )Ba, t with the Anholt o f the 7th iim l4 ' l'. CHATHAM, MAY I 0...".Ca1ne up the Ritte paid off his Nl.4jesty's ship dqui/ott. SittiERNESS, MAy o.—Afri,ed the Dworf CLII ter ' m ot. Liew...GoaDON, with the lois el iet In the ,gale o f wind yeslerd,y, the Queen Ch tt 61.1 lone parted, h er Cable and d love on shore abtes of the liaisonab/e, b u t as the tide flowed, with hawser to the Raison able, she. %vat hoe or v. f.tbo ilt any .----.............------- Tile 40mbled at Windsor on 'Wednesday, loci a0,i11_1,0',..r: 1?...:. the KiNo for abollt ail 11,,t1r. ' 1.11 ' 1 1 1 1 v ,, portedLolirep'll,e atate of 164, 51,0E01% u'" tio T. te Mimnbars of theCouncii left Waitlior aliovi o'clock • Membetit of,the (loaves C, until, who 81. tor London. . g ot 0 The following E)ciraa o f 0 Letter "s rc))l,6. Yesterday' in tne usual place at LoYDe ' t,iT.lo.l.:::",:vri::Atglctist,,ollirdyta.,.ltasi.erec•ll fiinj,kifl...iiett:;lsi:Gs:a:i;ditteon:::l:l,:ag:tl:l:4l:l,lsl:s:l,l4,,,,,,vcirettill ri t ;k tips c onvo y - _... sad arllve. at ..._,vit Iva, lint.s.. The c orm (V for the Billie,' it ii t'''''', f l ist situ, t h e the first lair wind. Nlost et the vesiieii ' low '"v"Y' le in quarantine -t .li)easo, slid %kill r e of atwitter letter, dated c:':;.:Tiluilitie:i9e;tsiisr ~3aartrnive:d4:itn;:tilltachrlcfs'i9l:)6llo:ll)::).ite'riligai:!,"':;',sll,lls:iie.eifr 2riecilmt 3 ',nit!, alarmed lor the 01.tly'01 tiro iird 4" ilh'ir shipi4 of war at Carkeron.i, '120::'1” ta , r , •hi, from all (waiters to the SO CO'il ,01110 v Tl,ic -Government fiat ordered the carto;yor, es . sls detained au Carlsoona'to. the latt a l , - ,,',ii to b Eithied acid carried to,a place of . si 3w , I . ' it'leirilluer;nadottc intends leaving' :Stackll°ln! ils.'cti::.ll Cr ''' "4 and will visit this place Delore lid il .., ... .. ill ........... . ~ „.... , _iv. 1)Y .Some. ewlY.4l;e t x a f lc i a- a tl in . G a i''C'Z:e, t t t e ;i s l tv.jteirt(c:tect:i.'vle: Y.:e:',c11)111:: they . Contain respeeting the battles beteac,‘;',o;,,i,,, Native and ilia Etuopeot partici have D 0 , 1 ,i,je vl Pilled:. 'The following, however. i 4 tlpicide.j°s,,f a later date. than any .w hich had trio° r"Til. olt!''''ti •- " Mex. tco,, F t 0 , 1 0,--In porsotino. ,: •100,110 t orders from the Viceroy of this kingd°,l,t CO: to the Generals of . the army, Poo ', e , ', , c ,tate t ' ll ' and Doti Jose de I I Cruz, and froo i:,)'l6s3°,, accord of the different Command:4s r`n u.. 40,,,, ii! the Second Commanding °dicer io a: ii l i • norchifi the army under , his conunand,. bee' ' it 66 0 ; the :!3th of lariwiry towaidi Sot 1.31,35, 41,10), 0; the rebellious Coriste Merceido, s' 11 ` )1 _„„ 01' L i . vt . • iiistlrgen.t 4, and 14. pieces of clul,!'svi,s;,ll of ; camped in the Barrinea. liioin the 6 01 , 1,e31',;:: neral Cruz N, 0 10w.w.A..11,31.. tneettetny,,,o,, .. I lit ~ took a position on an itilecesiible entUle vr i iVY . v./ • v• h'ghei up thin the bridge of l'arSP t DtiO id had mounted two iece,, o f catilloo, 10 0-ely 11)1 ' P Prouvly,•attacked, theY retreitle.l,,lo:.viti3l;gotly ellsel: SIX di,eliorges of clillic,ri, but 01 . Otit , i g . 1r.,. ,tiv ti . w.l Ivaiii;nciii,,4 0.00 tt,vo 0'3;9 ,`ll;iiery 0".00. ututs.were obliged to tiJitsport Il e i' t i jo ily . w foi ti , ,shoulders to the top of the Wei' 1 l ' irt , 1 11, 11 ,„Ic , 4 bovog 11,1 tainc 'Toe Genertil cannot but 11(''''• ' b el' ';• 6 tude in .etiduritt,.; these fatigue;"' lie '0V 1) ' lir ' '''' of 'water, and ybliged to bitCp 11 1 I : :,.,i) jilA,,oti tondutd of the talaihitmas o t l'er?,.:;•, tiS CtH,l,, ot . her place,, id 11a . lesd de,erVillg ,41),)141:;;;:,-, 000' from the Te t t 1.) IFTaIiCiC“ ~ .. 00. por 0 01•F itt,i7Cll,o. ,id i i:4;gl;tht:il2::.l3'llol.l3l:sl',Ce';;i7llrlcY'lll° 'I'Y erSl:lCVdrOadic(Ctsilt6tl(.);t; PO .:---" The hisurgenk have 10')• ,,Ado lasii rti. A i ties. The last, too,lit, agar rd" tut oteo, de,ii:lblow to the loiturecliott.of tooooa_iie,y gratiti .arrny of iebek, coosi4tin4d ~.111,eir or' fo ol has beer. completely towed, pia ,P 1 c oo) • ova; (eighty pieces of cannot) of s h et from them." Ile it %cell ever dv ' The tie Kitig'of Rome, , 0 1, Jlt e to A: MOO (df°' ' i tool p at in public, appvara in ti LAO— ..,bict vo , li e ye is suspeutted to his girdle, :s0 osveri.'loo. as an emblem ot. Royal' y, bu t • 'erai 11100)",00/1! pose of a child's rattle. g° 4 iiii Pi t ' cord Olt tolake'place ia•Pat ,w ilco " It tie (300, r . ill .., wool, v O O 0 The Do k e of Clirith'erh4crii ~ti b e ! n e se' minded by the Eerl of x Aro „ tit j OO %t 00 ti by Col, 1-01<ioson, is 1-Iy,!e ,d ros.oo 440) v;,ll.l:ciliel GOMA ReVie‘VP sty Ille,,,nOrled W. 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