The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-14 00:00:00

'"-""'"µ'~"'~~ investigated, ttnl t' at upon due proof thereof thvy shall he made good by the lirit4 . Governine , .t. Art. Royal 111e.1ini , 5s the Prince Ili-!gcnt of Pollugal pre.ert in k , a graten.l remetobrance. of the service tuid a.sigiace w hich his Cro..n and Fa mily have. rec. ived from the roydpavy of England, being convinced that it has heen by the powerful 'exerthns of that navy in support of the rigliti and to'dependelite of niope, that the Most ellectital battier has hit hello been opposed to the ambition and injustice of other Stoles ; and de•iritig to glie a proof of i:oi , tidence,ando•rfett friendship to his true and ancient - Ally the King of the United Kit:vow or Great Britain and Leland, it pleased to glott to ht, Britannic Majesty the privihge of causing inn-, ber tor the. put pose of builditig shills oti war to he purchased and cut iJowli iii the woods, fates's, and, chases of :Brasil (excepting in the royal (erests,which are appointer!, fur the use 01 the Portrigtvse navy), together with pert - nil:snit; to cause sliips of war to he built, equipptio, or repotted wit this the pot 14 an d barboutt of tharEiniiire, a pit vinni..inlie.u;.nn and notice being mad, each instance ((or ham', s a k e ) , to the Court of Poring.il, which shod lion!edettely . appoird an officer of the royal navy to as,i,“ and tit. fend upon these °evasions. And it iw ..xi.r,:sslv de clared and promised that these priviii;;Ls 'shall not be wanted to any other Nation or State wnatso , ever, 'Art. 7.-11 is stipulated and agreed by the present Treaty, Olin if at any tittle a stinnilion or lloentlef nt diips of w.►r should be sell by either of WO High Contraating Parties for the succour and assistance'of the other, .the party receiving the succour and a • sistinfce shall, at its own proper charge and expeuce, furnish said situ:Aron or ships of ,war, (so long •as they oiay be ac , tiall , / ei.pioyed for IN heuvlo, Vet,Valion,,, or se: ;ce, won the articles ..ot tress beef, vegetables, and Li} same pr.qmilloi. 'l3 . %%loch thos,, articles arc usually suppled to ;ts o , n shy.; of war, 'by the 1 surgiantie; succour and iv,sistance, • 1110 446 1 1efitI1etil IS•,6l;‘;i,il I.P.!rrrcit,iucaily ors - each of trie Arr. ti.—Whereas it is stipulated by twiner Tida- ties Letween Great hittain'and that in tiine - s of Peace the ships of war ot , the. fOrtner PWAqr, th.it may be admitted it any one tittle into any port belonging to the other, shall not yxeeed the number of six, his Royal Highness, the Prince 11t-gent pt Put!ugal, confiding in Inc faith and per mairency of his alliance with tub t3ril,innhe • it,p1 , 4361:d to abiognte and annul this,restridnon alto p,ctlter, and to hectare, !hit nencetorwatdany Hain her of sH, s whatever, betniOLg to his '1.3 - Ittannise War be aillUitledAt Oil,' Mlle into any port belonging, to hi, litoy , d the Prince stet etit of And it is furt.hertitipolated that this priviltv.tsfiall not, be wanted to 'any other nation or, state w'lLtioct, whether its return tor any other equivalent, of .any sutwgnent Tleaiyor A,,..;ue,inent, it .being solely founded upon the prin -1 (mks .ot unexampled aunty and confidenge.which 1 I riikr,; during, ;,o many ~ag.:s tinb;i4.ed bet'Wetqi tfe of brawn, and Poring:lh; Ant! it is turther:agreed and stiputmedi, ifail&p6ll4, bum fide awl act ‘lid,y cmi. , lopl.l rill the SteViCe tat th e Contraoing "Parties, 'shall • he tie:nod Othin tfu , !,teens of. tl4e other on the ~alit; 100;, 06 (key' ••tlii-ti (41 War. • • ills Qii!alslilC . i\Lt)o,tj 6oe, ;nu) Agfa! on ills pari . to teilinit any 01,41060' A ships belong to his !loyal, fiignoess thetiit,ee of Portugal to be c;ntli.d at one time lido ,any part of his hrnannie Aiajts.y's dominions,: and there to receive suiTotir and assisunicv it tiecess;..ny, and. he otherwise - treat- . the,snips ,of most tavontect nation 1164' eiViStnittaii being allO,teciprOcal betciven the- two' tg,h Contrattling r Partv•), 9.-I'ho Inquisition or Tribuinal of- he Holy Office, not hav usg been hitherto e4tablit;hen.or-re, c..,gnizoti in Brazit, lii Ito ) at Highness . Pi ince llegent of Portugal, gulden by tin enlighcried and iibetitt tiltu,..s the opportunity Tre,rty to declare spontaneously its hits o‘% ii moue, and tsar of his Incui; and 'successors, thin the Inquisition shalt not -hereafter be established in this South Anteficon ; Dominions of the COUR of Portugal. Amid -hit Britannic Majesty . in •Consequened of this declaration -on- the part Of it's Royal Highness' the. Prince Regent of Portugril, does, on his part, engage and declare, that the ;filth atticle of - the'' Treaty of one thousand — sitbundted and fitly-tour, in virtue of which certain exemptions frotti the au thority of the:lnquisition are4mclusively granted lo": subjeds, shall, be considered as null and hav-• nig no ctiliet in South Americtin diquintons Of the Crown tat Portsagal. And his Ibitannic Majesty ' consents, "that this abrogation of the fifth article of the Treaty of one thousand slit hundred, and tiny four, shall also extend. to Portugal i upon the ab o . lition of the, Inquisition in that country', by the cointniutd,' Of 'his hop: Highness the. Prince 1.141 it, and generally to all other parts ut iris lloyal d9i.timiSilts. Lk , here : he , nay herealter abolish tribaoal,, 77;Ey1I'Y OF F1tIENDS•1111 ) N100 ALLt BF:I'I4'ERN HIS silt- ANN NIA,I BSI V, AND LOYAL HlGlitiESti 'TUG OF POKTUGAIe. .(5!,.,nc,1 at 166 de kied'o, tit! 191.11 of Febtliarn igro• To the narne of the most holy and UndiV ided . Majesty, the Kill; of the U :hied Kingdom Great P 3 3i(34 . 0i and lieiatid, au(' his Royal 110 . - p i jure Re4eut of P011.11g;11, being imples: , ed of the adv::in , ri&e Which 'the two hav- detived trotn the perfeo b ninon) , and which have subsi,ted between them du fULY t, in i 1 manner egnally honourable m2dvrat.oo, and justice of parties, weo4lt sing the important and happy etTeCts their touteal bas produced at the pry.:_ sent Crisi ,, ,,(iUring . ‘A, ,•;(:11 , 104-1/tOyal Highness the Prince 11 , !gt.nt Pottog.-1 (firmly attached to the Gres.:( Pritain,ast (yell by hi, own principles -,1.3 by' t hr.„ : . ex : 1(1. 1 ,1e of - 6133:t'SLOTS) ) has con. tit - n. 114 meei.veri from his Britannic Majesty the inost g.t.:: , crea,,s and disinterested suppoit 'sue; coin, notli in ,Portugal and,in his other tiorninionS‘, have determined, for the benefit of their'respeittive sutte:, and subials, to form a sule , i.rt treaty of friend. - . ship and alliance ; porp,:se l is 111,6, ! ,,ty the,King of the Utitoed Kingrlorn of Great • Britain and Irelald; anti his lila! I:l:gtiness 01 , -I'Prince lie. - gerc or Poi tog:il, have • named for their respeetive . Coruip,o,ianers aid Plerripinentialies,' to wit"; hi, llritatroLe Nlaj , theloost ions and ,noit collent Lord Pei . cy Clinton Sort:ivy, Low. Viscoont and l3ir.iln.ll S,tlitejord, ihs ;\laj.:,ty's 1, - .lononrtibie Prrq Connell, Knight of th, Allitaty Order of the Vain; Grand Cress of the Poi-ingotse Order of the Tower and Sword, alai ftiti M ijetty',; Envoy E;oraortlinitry end Plenipo enfiary at. the Court of 'Portugal.; and his itoyil ;the Prior Reg :.91, the, inVit. I.lll.l4lofith alit! 1110i1 ;i Don 110 , trigo de Sow:, Coottinho, ci 1.. i ,ftaros, loold r.lt Payalvi , , Citnito otdc.r (J!. th tr , .:er Christ, c";rrind (.4 - old of the Order of Saint ih. , Ti t o , and of the , °tiler of the Towel! ar4.l 8-. cord, one ut +II, 1 . 1.1:11 Highness's C 04114 1 .31 of St A'`, llk P. Secretary of State for the , I) ,partar. ots Pf,r , '1 , 441 Xif i ltri arid \Var ; who, alter h. v,ng tes: , ective full powerti, La , ttpoo :t :1i 9tl, -011(.1 fl 'hip; t! Stria ;.-"lnd bt.j ,j- ,ty the Kir% the tfootql 01 t.wai ,arid ;a id one part ; and Itig 110y:if I light ot p i a m o t,. heirs anti ,),! th e oth e r rift ;Ai I,Ween tutu rti„ r 11'6,..11%, minioll3, l ;lo,illc, ,0•1 SIII)jeOHi R4') that the High (2 ,, Ir,u Ling P.iii lt,fli yot,stantly 001 . ',1 , 4 tlitrio,l, AteoCion, tho,a nViiaor ;fay PI , 11:i) pi,:t lii 111,1 f 11,1,:.i11-ttit4, Ond entity, ttlar U f o r theit IX ,ti o,llllllointy tti l i tt. Ti 11!,4 .]1 C . :: . n\ • ' 0,1 i h t1,1,0j (✓Cltitli.tkl jr. 1 ' • Wlll , lti,'SO 1: , 1 . .)S p()] . l :,!;i t i or con 5i, ( 411 i n , i, , ,•1.71", a I ,h -ii-1 11,0111t7•+.1 to .'r! hr tht , . ittry. , ot..ttathllli a A.: I. 'VC:OI;v 1 ("i%; • the twi: I ll alt Con.. ity ' Ain't iir COVIC , !Ur tht".: 0 ; in ease La;,.., , other sh a !,:. ;(,! (Alleys, h, .1 i , Lies, o: toi poe in ,jast 4„ itlioted • ;iii inti &Clatdtloll, his 1i ' I- I 'lir w d confirm, and ~1! (4'1'11,1'9.1, to his Royal 3 !he Pri lit of Portn;al the engag , ,'lthitt ii, the Article of the' Cortv...mtion -respiMive larks in LOD - don, op, tli,i eik ty-fo-c- 410' day of Oir,iloher; 14t07, Iter,Anno . rodjoined, With -the s i on 01 ,1 v li t Ow worth , , t• rreviousty to Ida dep.tr. , ttue•tor Lich (Jcord3 Initriediately'folloo,,ed the watts " vt;:.vcil his Hightx6s may elitd• Ohs • COLD L'.I7II•FIELDS PRISON:' AelTl - of the Potto.yhe-e Monarchy being eidablisiwd la 1305 , A, liis bait:ionic 4144jviity pre. tri'SCS ii",s Rdilie, and in ',hal of his heirs:and t.c.0...1 to aclylowi:,:,o as Kpg Uf, Portu aoy Prince ,11;aa:I1l7rlf ll,lk licit' Dad legitimate re h/celita:lye he loyal l o oase Of '111%4g:111Z:1; and lii :\i,Cik.‘iny',oo co l .;;ig':is lenew and tot , U-g ( incy (wloch Poiyal friglineift. way esta. rchnions•of triendibip have tie Crowns of Grtfai Britain. and Por.ogoi. - Aad the,two ,11;, !, Con trlain; Parties do also re. rev and 4.'..0utir0,, Aditional Articles rclatiag to, of J,M;,,i • ;4,11W in: - London on the s i xtt .. et ah day of NI tilt , 1808, atal. t , lly to r x , ... , t ter I ',bunt a 4 ItAptlia La Art. I 0. 1 -1 its •Royal I- I ightiess the Prince Ili.gent of Portugal, beingliill ) , convinced of the injustice :Thd intpolit!y of the 'Slate Tl;t , le, and of the great clisAilvatiiiiges which arko from mho necessity of no» trothlcing and continually renewing a foreign mut taNitiotes population, tor ilia purpose of Lihour amid hiduitry within his' South tint it an Dorninians, has texolve,ki to to-operate with his ilritanpie josty in the eatisie of honianity and justice, by adopt, tta the roost otlicacious means tor bringing . about n gradual abolition - of the Static 'Pride throughout the whole 'or ins dominions'. And flaunted by this principle, his Royal Highness the Piiuto Regent of Poltug;ii engages thot his . subjects shall not he per e-httedito carry on the SfaKe Trade rln any part of Olt: roast, of ktrica; not actually belonging to his .koyal dntninions, in which, th,lt ba been diso,minti,ti and abandoi.ed by the Vowel's IA State3'of Europe,'W.lllseli formerly traded there ri:;llving however to his ONVII Stibiethi .the right tat putchaxing andliatling in Slaves within the 4f/win) Dominions of the Crown et' Portugal, .„ It is however to be distinEitly understood,. that the stipulations'of. the present. article 'art,: not to bo con- A., : 1ii1;b11(!ss the Pritlec-11tigent Itorti,',..„- , 1. 1(.1 , , .4111 colitlittvt' to . 1113 13fit4rittit: inife Wert ilia I , ls 103k4 good all anti Nevi, ; ',%,ii 14).i$CS Aod 3l propeny st - istalttoil by ti lt! 'L A ~; -• l ltl. C(illy , of the v:',tiut4 , p 4lr t o „ 1,%%ti 01.4. nto t ith o f f`slttytttif.)-Jr 1807. .' carfiecl'atto as SOOll as puSii6le ; eXClultlifo of rct:lticevtitm; 1, , k 1 apprir tiv,t tit, y „ „. .-70vc1r.. ti: i 1 Gr. by ti;itrtesi the , (i‘ rtilu:o t.)t 4 t e 't )Iclbit. ottlte 1.1,1e..c 1 Otya t ), y , 111 , i trtr.)ittt of 1,13 Hu l tawii,. I‘ , J I L L; s , ,t;tl altd Atit'atos be &fry ) ••••••• • ••• • I) ;_i :^1 P sidtred • as invaiidating or otherwise affeaing the ‘, Rights of the Cumin of TortugAl tolhe tertitorie% Of Cabinda fo , d Molemeo ,(which rights have for merly been - gurstioned by the Goverunient of Frame), nor as or restraining th,e commerce of Ajuia and other purls in Attica (snowed upon the coast commonly called in the rorrugue.: lath :guage the Costa da Mina), belonging to or claimed by rhe Crown of Pottugat ; his Royal Ilightle,s the j'rince Regill of Poi nigal being resolved col lo re .sign nor Cot go his just and legitimate pretensions thereto, tibr the rights ot this subjeas to trade with those ptices, 9xactly in she . same manner as they hate 1110R:1'10 _._ _.... . Art, 1 i ..--"l'he inuttuil exchange of Ratifications of the present Ttettty shall take place in the , City of Londonwithin the spee of four months, tn—sooner, if possible, to be computed,lioni the day ot: the sig eature.thertuf. In Witness whereof We= the' Undersigned, Plenipotentiaries of, his Britannic Majesty, and nt Isis Riiyal llighness the :Prince Re-, gt•nt of Pornigal, in virtue of our restive tive Fuil Powers, have signed the present Treaty with Our Hands, and have caused the Seals of Our• Arms to be set there o. Dane in the City of Rio de Janeiro, 'on the Nineteenth Day of February, in the Year of Our I.Andi One thousaill eight hundred and ten. STltV,lol,otin. CoND& DE,LINFiAItES. Some Gnllienten who , this prison )i v.,t;ek, lit cuinpanied by a Illa;;lstrate, make nicsi 100 , 444.1bL, rtof its state, 4r , et of the man ,t,lnk:4l the prisoners are.tro;ated. Atter men . . ;i..,aing Hitt exc. - client state of the ditiereht ecarcls, „• , ud wholeffie diet thut, is 'provided, and the work - aqoited to the piiioners, the report dins proCeeds " Vki'e passed through the wash house, the kit &c. - "and timalo the ' , tate side. In die yalci of tile .Izitivr . , abut fifty ;'7et by thirty, remarkably Open and, airy, we founti men of better ap pe.tranCe than the rest, dressed in their own clothes, , t0;;...t1,pr briskly to anti fro. One or these, of ' Middling .itature, ,slightly.made, alourtg Anat.; was Mr. wlttro case is before: Parii,nuent. ; NVe Av ent its, 'air s ' to , his loom, winch is about fourteen feLt 'iong by ten feet , wide, and ten' feet high, hoarued, and having a firer-place with a' tire' In it were, shelves, with plitos tea-things, • t. &e. , enme'celd meal, bed, 'table,. and cloirs. Colville's dOor isdoeked and unloCked IR the san'te', time as the cells gener a lly' Fre,. and all day he may . go about on the state side convertting with thelther prisoners. He jets as many co'Jls as he . ebooseato horn. Light is frequently seen in 1b..; .roornaslatcv eleven o'clock. , in doing tiern side to - Side of the prison, we passed through two yiirds, each about' fifty feet square, elle on the men'l side, the - other on the woteett's side, lit each of which way,,; draw , where the water is draw . n,.up 'by - a Wbed turned by two men, one oti each side the wheel., l'o,this employment, which is the' hardest in the gabl, are rit pr.:seta pnt the Vert'-street - miscreants, two and two to 401, they beitig relieved by their own intomobs class. only,, every hour, while It is neces<try to, draw water. These' are , the only ' pt•rsons throvhout the gaol who are aetually kept, in solitary confiliement, closely locked up in ditler cut cells, except 'when exercised at the draw-welhi. ' Stria sit . Paratton diseovered to be' ne ce ss ar y ev.'n after they had entered the gaol. The-last., ola,ve we tisited previously to seeing Mr. Gale Jones was the Chapel, where' divine- tier+ ice is performed three tirtwi a week, and a ttermon is preached . every Sttoday.. `l'iere are at present about 'via hundred men avid eighty women in 'this gaol." . . A letter froin Efeas, dated February says ft A 'great' number of the Spateslt treops who were dispersed near the Castle of St.C'ristober, have ar• rived here witl4n these few dais back. The los s • sustained by them 00 that OCC3iIOII is, not lo great' as was at first conjectured. We exi eCt more at them here, „as some hav'e taker) 'the road of,Campa M;iyor, to avaid . hriling into the hands of the French. B.ide9vz still holds out, and is - making a most gallant defence,. The arrival of an express frr.'an Lisbon, has ca esed a great bustle ar»ongst the troops of this place. Some say we'are going toreeeive a large re. inforeement, and to adVa me to the reli e f of Bitla •oZ. J. I \ ne • 3s inement,:upwards of Spaniards of da, run t :.corps hive arrived with Don Carlos" do fiespania at their head. W•tthout being allawed, time fur reit, they have been 'distributed in the different corps which a te now under antis." That the eharaeiter of. art* English tar has been .of t ong standing, *the. tellowiog narrative of the Domi. nicao fother NaVarette, in the seventeenth century, will 5 , ,m , 4 Spanish military Officers having landed at Cadiz, the' people. of th e cestom..b husv foliteVed there to teareli their baggage. tipon the re.;istiteee of the. oficur,i, swords were drawn on and forious affray arose, which was augmented by a grcat crowd ass!.!mtding from all parts. F.vei y etale.ivour, to part. the combatants was in vain, till four drunken Eaglisli sailors in a mo ment effected what 4141 v -sober pi:lures could ;not perform. These fellows„.waotieg to ,get to their ship, hound the way blocked up by the eraivd. Without Itesiistion they took up stones horn the pavement, and began throwing with all their might , at the people's legs. This set them all a scamper ing, and Cleared the field of battle in an instant: Yesteday, James Driver, a well-known 'charrie-' ter, underwent an examination .at the Public Office,, Bow-street, before Mr. Gitattam, charged with Week ing.,open and fobbing the house of Mr. Reeve,t who keeps the Doke of York public-house in Shire f !pee. T 1 prisoner and another man . were dis covered in a bed-room on the evening of the igth, o f having brake ()pea the door, .aruhalso d,s;, lit the room, but both contrived to escape -- Lie prisoner was, hawever, apprehended a few days since in the neighbourhood of Whitechapel. ~,Ited by n Uri la) flAltftiS t 01 N o . 4 . hiortiettecoutte 11Qw.strett I and Vtbilthed by WILLIAM A KMlt;trit SC It ITS. South Molten street, retrrnor Ktiarg• 4)1 the svN.Opricf, Na, I re, btriand,, where eldver tisemertts, Order, for ttle P4per, Lori for the Vito- a r v. (p,ort.pa la), Inuit b e a ddressed. Home cLdtir.: letitcg . , . ............. we.T.ti,lit,..lo:h,if,ooic:::AirtsraA::l,- .;:v,,lol.nriluigiaii•Hirioi:Nat .dAibiN,,,e,ir-ic,inu,i;N;:triti,:,,,,ii,iii.i.ii\i..•,;,,.: :4. I l it r Parish, for eh t'xcessive• distress, in taktil„; 3 t ll ' o. horse and harness for ilic • • vrotilt of li"3'' . . P'. ' :! pool's rate a,sesbed•on the planitiff. 't• 02 3 II appvitted in evidence thai the pl .iiaY, I,v innkeeper at Watf.utl, ill-litii COtlitry, k , i/ot ,t ; ; i,t .sßeet to fits house and btal?lt 4 ,, ":Cgs I th '‘'i'ej.lieti sap) of il. 3s. L lid. for Ins sitar.o ot-titeF4A.A,lllO,,. the varsli, which •he tefosedlo PAY. :',' cJ ,' . dans, therefore, ,as Overseer and f'' , l, , dzstrained upon (Ale of his linrses,, whicii 1i, 0 1;4 ` , , , :, *kat tiessed, %vatting at the dour teddy " )16 " 0/ ., Itatupstead stage, of which the p 1 lil vvi15 .. :,,, ,0 i. yrieter, l'ho but se'and harness, a tVaS Sl . gW i ' il o i , ,'north 2.51. and waS sold. by auction far . l ol ! i iiv o contended, for the plaintiff, that this wa ,3 1' 3 , ,50 and excessive distress, and the orlictus ilig il . r /4 i "ve viken a thing Si, :ouch above the 0:1F ul 1 i t ti i ll s oc i s e: 4 li s p e nB ): l a b e i i e t e r t it t li t tt lf: .l " o f w il :a d i a ‘. o l : , f l a e ) a . most d a e n t y en ot d re n t n r i ts s c ' t;: i i r t i l ils3 i l E t' i ''gr frd '' 4 : : :, been tvt-ice stitntnonetl by the ;vlvstiateslo.„,i i cause why lie refused the pay Meat ftiriaebi,Lirla. 1 14 0 f ist i r i i i i d s t e t cisgt:ll,:iii:rliteig,ciiie:il.6Bettsli:elcilceiliitiel;,.eiecilritt:t:',':lo)::'l6l:l,sr,:ejj:.oll;ll,,,c::,.; 1 pu.ed that the goods i n t h e hold' kto'b' t : , ,,„,, 1.. his mother. ...rife Jury found` a vcrt:ia Al' fondants.' _,, • , wnil FIELI) V. LA 1.0 C UE. ~, f , , , ' This case w as tri ,,,i by it s i , t c;iil Jur)" , ' • • the whole day, ont o six & c l oc k in ihr c''''' : : "was an action of t whops tor tolOng the plaintiff on the river Cohn?; to N6tle l ' dam pleaded it was - Iris own freehold, ',,"''' tight to take it to tepitir his banks .., l iy el". The 'next question w 1.19 ,li , it tl l ' -1 ' i ,::• (island) in the TiVcl, - , re s t: o'ut at Lh, I:‘L'r,' ''' ~ it. had been separated nom L i, : adjoil"'!' ' the current. ' The defendant co, tended t '' 0, • " ' ~ ;..•• part , ut bikmd3Ciow , and that l•- ' -' . t ' ' not it ' irg.tili by .nn enitmitkin:Alt, t-1 ,' I the. plaintiff', a great ii i h nitr o f 'vitin.'' ,3 ' ' - : ' /ed' who st:11od, that : witinn t nett' ieePl'''' . ... ~,,' c or w l : t: it t s sn e gd t d a a i 6 ' n li u tt ' t ' l ' i . d i l l ti :r y l e o 3 r ll : it ;:t . t o L e i r ° , :p j 1 , 1 1 ::$1 -e i : ali ty :) . 1: :! ' . ' , ' . ,. .6.4a11().'v). '" I.);ch ' at . low writer' co dr.} ‘':-:,;. .tat since the Grand .3 undioli Candi .',' ~. , 11) wet:%4, tba. watts' in the Co',lte; alld ' t ' the inhbish alit! materials settled iii die ,' , - • n",d c rea ted the .'-Lit..'. Fur ILA - % d''''' ? "; ''''' ‘vikiiks!;es , ..y . ., , Oi . ; called, wild 'spite., eteinly a pifit of the meadow, ;111 ,1, : i l'‘' ' ' ';,;'l•'' 11 :Ii i i l o o ti f i t. ..r a 7: 1 1 . 1/ 1 1 14 i i i , ; r r i r :l % s i . c e g °l l ll lll 4a b t7 cl u i i r L t °; b i iial'ltt.llll:lii':.sYog : 1 1: : i u t ut i l l l i ,e 1 ' t: i i r : 1 :::: ::) ,.. i ii i l i i ti lli tri ~i, l • o ' ' persoloi,raking tile soil adlotione, tit" t.' u e diolli '4 ,, " 1i `. 114 i).t.bY boats iroin inevaiddl4. 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