The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-31 00:00:00

• apologiu;tl for t rouble ,Many of thety t4 4 ki itcl :,,ts not to pious his father's .31. wesehi, bk.:; more favourable opport uoity. He bad to reject Clot fVOOI a cotisider ;.• itt Irr we-1 1 . and infirm stata,ot the. inchvida ., d 1.1 whom be. as ; to nearly interested, and who, it not -o,,dtly enioy the benefit of a deiertio ;tit n u in, favuor, would probably never enjoy it at an, The PHANCIILL,OR of the LtiCHEQUER would be trip y, affair co},ia be decided in a Court o(Jii,tice, but expru',suzi,. hit► CpliViellOCl that it could not be ho modelled as to bF brought fairly to Wait aspect to the offer which the Hon. OvilliC=' Allan 4 aid hadheFtt in:tdo to him, he declared him , elt wholly ignorant of authority baying been given to any one oo the subjem; The House thcn divided, For the motion - 68 Against it - - 161 . Majority On our re-entering the Gallery, we found Mr. Bar , kes on his legs ,braking ou the third reading . ot the Irish Tobacco Duties Bill. Mr. FOSTER expressed himself anxious that the present system should have a fair trial, a.s he was oottscious if the mode of collecting the taxes were to be dontinudlly changing, they would never be col lected welt. Sir J. Newimer repeated that the ad.Thional duty would have the effect of injuriug rather than of im proving the revenne. Mr. FOSTlitt explained ; and after a few words from Mr, Nii/ Smith,' the Bill was read a third time and passed. The Irish Hat Ditties Repeal, the Irish Drainage, the Irish [turd Labour, and the Malt Duty Appr priation Bilis, were severally read a third trine, and • • passed. . . • • • LUSHINOTON brought up the Report of the Interchabge Bill. • • • , Mr. PARNELL "mute a few observations ; after which, he. proposed a new elati , e, providing that. every Catholic Officer aed Soldier should be; allow. ed the right of attending such places of worship as they might.prefer; withuet being subject to any mi litary pureshMent. - Mr. Itvosa bad stated it to. he his intention to place the CathOhe solith . r an the same footing here as.in Ireland; and on such a footing, he contended, be was placed by the Bill as it , at present stood,— Immediately atter the passing of the Bill it was in. tended that an order .should be issued front the °dice of the Commander in Chief, allowing each to attend.that place..ot worship which he might select. Tine Irish Catholic had no greater . security iu Ire land for' the enjoyment ot his eligiri, and therefore the proposed ciauae. was unnecessary. • For that rea son, and-tor that alone, be should' oppose its being introduced. :Sir J. Newtoitt contended, the Catholic Soldier ought to have Legislative security for 'tie pritilege of worshipping his Maker in his own way. Colonel, Bagwell, Mr. Goldbonrne, Mr. W. Bmith,, Mr. Herbert, Dr. Duigenan, Mr. liabitttott-, the Chancellor ot. the Exchequer, and Mr. Elliot ; oiler tel tew tor , her obelvations on theineasure, atter which the Rep:irt was agreed to, and the BM order ed to he• - read•a third tioneou Wedue:day. The Police Bill was rode a sowed thue,•and Cum wilted tor .1,;) day. The' Irish 14 Families, the Irish Elections, and Ain Charitable yohatiolit3 Bills; went through Committees, ►he Reports of witiolt were orier,-d to be reeked • • The other ()idlers: Of the Day were then „liSposed of, and the House atijourned: at Hall.past One o'clock r Iris morning; ARK 1 V 1,1)--2 IJubiin, t Wattriord. Dug —t. Gucinscy. IP lCls OF STOCKS TftlS,Drili A t TWILNI O'CLOCK Anil.' 63 Omnium pr! FHE SUN. ;141.104 tak) ►III.SUI.I tl uni.A / LONDON, Eitir) a ty, MA V 31,- 1811. AnotlL:r iby has rlapsvid, , Arithootany intelligence. from the P 121 1 .41140,1 - Some for thee Oculars, how ever; fr ) )at the oicatolotters which , came by ill,: alcia hail/ vicket. One of them, f rom ' ari .,kid.de,-C l i t op of Nlar,lial,ilatteSrultD, says, that tlt_ battle of the hilt WdS niost obStintitelY con t T'S ted fur six hours' and a half, 'and that the deka, of the Irrenoli complae. Another account u_iy.), that the .whele of the Frcuth Mrdical Stia our hanis. With regard lo the loss of the ,t.cnny,w c are still lett so outtjeCitlre, but it must in all r obithility kiVet beets much greater than ours, becauie the slattginer made among shear, as they svetc advancing sit coluton to the atuiclz, by the StirAktiel Actis i is stated to hate been itamense,, The fetuns of Josrts BUDNAPARTO to ,Paris, and Itte pasiago in the inteteepted itAter Ruin BußTfinut to SOUtT, reipecting the adoption " treat pips' for the sobjo3ation of Spin, have given,rise to a report that BLIoNAPARTE is about to Bet to S and to pine hint on the ibi ogl e. It BUtn.....r,),wrs fvally has such an 'mien. Lion, which tvt. Voy II)octi doubt, it is nut very.iike, ly to produce any tucct,' hocause the Sp a ni ards , c 4„ never con3ida 14'Etwi NAND (IS a, fret~ agent, unles s be is sent . inio S r ain unaccompanied by a French , amy, and they ould, we have nu doubt, fight o..;iimt him a Liu ictnaii•ed a 21)rre silent 'in the ltat,cis of tlic, Ficticti, with as much yigOur as tiiey did against Josgru. Notwithstaoipg the sev,erity .130•;1; PA wise has prut tked-against; those NleielAithis who have vi.ntnrert to cOrnplen ai:, , aio.t • his , tyrital rc,:tramls upon Commerce,' yet we learn by letters which were, yevcrday received Iro) France, ttiat a deputation of. five inerchattts have been sent.frotri Ostend to Pink, with a rernonviatice upon the ha/kg:L. haye received this morning' some German Papyri. l'hey'bving no news, except that Buo Nx- PARTE has'issued a necree, permitting the impot lion of the Colonial Produce behnging to ,French pilercantite .1-incises, which is, in. Switzerland, Ba varia, and Saxotry, .upph the payment of certain Duties, and upon the CQ:loiti, , n; that an equal quan tity of Eilk Matiulataure is exporied from France. Tu .a autlsequent coitunn will be found a Slate Paper, is,uecl by the King of the- Two Sillies in o , llSespimee of son)* reports that were circuiateil, that he was negoLiming for a peace witJi` Fiance. Thlre have been many glootny rumours about town yesterday and ihiy day s stating that the battle had been tenewed on the 17th, and that the army .under" Marshal 1161:E , -Fotto had'suffered severely.--- Wee can assure our reAara that no: intelligencd of the kind has been received later 'than that of the l'elegravitic Message of the 7th at Elvai, announe.: ing the battle of the day before. . New York Papers down to the 4th inst. arrived in town this day. It dppears that the Freoch priva . teeys Still send ROM prizes illtg American por►s. 4 .‘ PHILADELPHIA, MAY t.-.—this morning arrived hire 'he French privateer Biligerite, ALEX. GaAastri mutter, being,chased by a British vessel the priva teer threw her guns overboard,. ot course comes in distress to repair het I ,ss. She brings with. her t!J• .British prisoners, amongst whom are the Captain and crew of the bfig 1.444 Callon, ftoin Jamaica to Belfast, which ,stets tool 15' days ago, and sent for France." s's The friorning Chronicle of this day says, if it would be 4 curious and,intetesting question is arith metic to calculate how much the. PiTT , Club has cost Atte people .of the United Kingdom." Th e r e & questton anlong i Becting men is, how much are we indebted to the Stoesinan, whose Inv! ifs and,services gave to tip. Clob, .ind the an. Met' CO that tinLS:tOli is to he found in the security andindeperidence of the 131 - itilt Entnite, amidst the : Wreck 'of so many Govt., =ruts tin. the Cotitit ent, owytit to his witidotn 4,11 tn . tit ,s, a , a . lime ,„ v h, tt 'the OppOsttiott of dna eouti,ry were ensnared by Ft each pt and tiwir Great •Cita th pion pro nounced the Fr.nteh 4 t the most glorious fabric ever raised ,try . tro ati wisdran) and integrity." It the 41ihrnin 6 , Ch-ronicle is in waiit of,a queAtian, let it cActit 0 , . flat it would have cosi '.tt,e British, Empire, i tot opinions of that Champion had been. adopted, an„ we had in consequence traternized with the Revolutionary 'Government of France'? It , tba• bad,heen the case, there woolkl.have been no Morning Chronicle,' unl e ss t had -become, another illonieeur, to support. •the 'measures Of a Military. Despotism. . , . Tie .KING did4rot ridu nut yesterday morning, neither did lii willk the'rtrrace. - It was yestentay reported that the I'ItINCIO 1114 , ! O•ENT'S intei , de . ,l Grand. J%ie in 1)01'* Jurry's Birth-day wouid•be deferred. We believe this repot( bad its rise in the unfavourable change winch is understood to have taken place in his Nist• jESTY'S health within the last few days.; but we hope that change is not of so serious a naturo as to cause the purposed testivities of the Puinck to be deferred,.throagh thostt known motives of dial re- Ted and delicacy lay which his conduct is uniform ly [narked when Occasion ,calls for:them. The learned Judge of the ,Court of Admiralty yesterday morning deli% ere(' O most elaborate, and yet a moat perspicuous and decided uoialuil 00 the c a s e o f the Fot, and certain other American ship 4, detained under-the Orders in Council.; but the final judgment is deferred until t he,lt üblican Chorge have had an oppot tUnityof communicating to Minis+ ei s the late rkcisiou of Buonaparte ou the teasels ot 4110 United States provisionally segues rated and surren. ed, as mentioned in our,l'aper one days . ty,o. Sir William Scott onserkvd, that as the 111,Itla stood,, thew W 4 00 possibility of KIX' edit % nt) an y Other Itelitet,Ce than inat in their condemnation; and that the only 11)ciftlb by .which bIICII a result cuuld be avoided was, by procuriog tiOt only aoevoLation of the Orders in. Council, but a relrOspezlive clause, ociohcibie to this p . roperty, at.tht disposal of the Court. The laa accounts from St. Domingo &tate, that Onal)Tortir, had :tppointed Sunday next for the ceternotly of crowning, hint K.lng it H ar m ti e had arraoe,ed orders of Nubility with due gra , lailtgibi as well as trained S (i)ti sylitc,l4 Of the Govcrhtnett;ll of Europd, beibre . they were overturned by toe Ficuch' Revo lution. Ai a late tueetibg of the .Members of thejOckey Club, held at Newanukte, It was resolved, that ail bets on the Derby and Oaks Stakes at Epaum and Aso on the Si. Lede.r Stakes at Doncaster, sit 11.1 Considered U play or pay bets as heretofore ; but that ho het tittsll tlEi tintoe alter the tyt di)/ 4,1 June ties', or any other ,rat.e. (ect'pk dottb,e bets) shall bit considoioi ;4i p, p.'uoless wyrciably 4gut'ti to be lo by the panes. LUN . DON,: h t. Ilistcl) 41,Nu. 4. Matliett cottit, Low-ttrectt at the SuN.Ovvict, No, 1i I, Stroud, wboto adkertissmints, Orders tar S'l'..47'S r ' ,PALBRUO, MARCII 1 Mil3eSty tte.King of ' tins Two Sicilies has been intortued, that tiolne levolent, persons have circulated in this capital, as , also at Messina, scandalous reports .of a pretended. peace, between his Majesty and the French, of which they have the impudence even' to indicate the conditions, although contradiCtory, The restitution of the Kingdom of Naples, pro... vided the Frcnch troops occupy Sicily ;—the resig nation. of the Kingdoms of Naples and Sicily for a , Siippused.. compensation .elsewhere. Some do not mention the peace has been signed others pre tend that it has, been on the I.7th of January. The K;ng, strong in his pro'bity and in , his good . faith known to his fait hint ally, the King of Great Britain, and to the gt•nerons English nation, would conceive it beneath his dignity to trouble him,elf an instant with reports as absuid its the: authors of them are Contemptible, if his M.jesty did not be• hold in these vile mancenvrts the instigation . of the common enemy, of whom the promulgators of these falsehoods are certainly the instruments, al ways occupied in diltUrbing the public tranquility, and in - lowing the seeds of oistrust among -14a1 and faithful allies, -the intunate union of whom is the greatest 'obstat le to the accomplishment of his per verse and disastrous designs. This refleaion has • made 'his Majesty judge it his duty not to preserve silence in this cheutn,tanix, and he has consequently ordried the undersigned Minister and Secretary of State for Foreign, Affiirs, to declare that the abobe-inentioned reports are flilse, and entirely destitute of all .foundation; that his Majesty, constant in Ills principles, and faithful ' to the system ,and' to the enogententS which tiage fur so maul years bound him lc_ his Majesty the King of Great Britain, and to . ihe generous English Nation; to which his Majesty has united tiis lot, and ‘roose kboWn fidefity 'assures him of the con tuluition of a generous aid, regards these tiesiound. ed on 'good faith and teciProcal loyalty as laths- ThC undersigned, therefore, in obedience : ,to the orders,ot his Royal Master, has the honour to ad dress.this Declaration to his E;xcellenciy, Lord Am- Ramer, Minister. Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extra tmlinary of hi 4 Majesty the King t)t Great Britain, not that the Kitt 6 hit Master thought it necessary to milve known his unalterable sernirnonts, but as a tzteana t ot giving at authentic corittatliction'tO ca lumnies which, often repeated, might at 'hength vresd sonic rt , ald on the mind of Iti . bravo deftio , ders an faithful allies. It tis,,therefilre, to prevent this-effect that his . Majesty desires that his Excel leney Lord AsuessT, would cornmunicate this to the Commander in ,Chief of the British aruty, Gtn. STU • A It T. • . The undersigned seizes this occasion of renewing tu his Excc,tileney Lord AblilEtt4T, the assurance of his high comideration. (Signed) Marquis CU CCI.Lo, i<TAVAL NEWS. POUTSMOUTII, MAY 30.---Sailed his Majesty's ship I?ornulas with a convoy for. Spain and P9rtugal, and ranteur on a cruize ,the Hawke, Rapid, and Medusa, for off Cherbourgh. The Crane gives ifistractions for Gibraltar. Dov tut, MAY, 3U.--Two colliers were captured last night by four French privateers, and they this \ morning drove on shore three coasters in St. Mar= garet's Bay. Two of them have got otf,„andgone for Ramsgate ; the other also got off and proceeded 'on her voyage. The Ramsgate Letter says that the two veslels above alluded to belong to Yarmouth, and are loaded with grain for 'Liverpool. Their names ate the Lively and Wodehouse. Dr. Ar., MAY 30,--Came down from the ft:ver h Ahjesiy's ship Qyeen Charlotte, Oberon, Alarm,. and several sail of outward...bound. Arrived the Peldbx, °moll, from Cedia, : spoke on the .t3d inst. his ijesty's ship Arcata:a,: with the East-India convoy, all well. ,'three priv.neers have drove on shore, the Venus, and two other vessels. - • FALMOUTH, MAY 28. Sailed the Mullet scliouncr,.with a mail, for the Leovtard 'blends, Great preparations afernakini at Wiod,or to oele brike Ul, Mit/uhrY's B , rtii 'Die Otticer B Pt I b e Royal liic,rs, Lluards (olue) tnd the Ksit's Own tit, •titre a ± -,r.incl g dinn-a ; the MAYuli, It 1 Cuipura , krn, dud ptinciPti Trade" nicer ut toe town, tittle tog-Aber at the kuwt) Hal. the Windsor Dada-tin-4 gite H fete, with a wand cat tire works, in it .Chador's Acre I awl tiou t o nut 1 , -ast,' the Young Genileine' ut kiteo Culiege ecleur me (lay re i l i at 4 6111144 "L'itlnieb, to Stir - icy 11 1., .„. re they 4riii ID 111 e Olea;10*, aCcOttilt:6 cos 0114 --4, ja g e b cli p4 by er V: -o;ll.l.,,peitlirat.lft: %try!! si t , t .. se a r d , c l; c r o g7ea r r or i, IN, r ' I '. - . .. _ -- - •4 dieted' Thotri t a . u s r '2l,.c.!::.ltF:titrciai°°,igifNl:,l3l)lar' bvl3::":uslitic.:ll:EA;Yi3r).3: ': 11110(sicit.ltilaitrtisitienztyl. .s vi i ? l ; : t e . r gilt, stitiff.-601xu,";1?-iiti .I 's l t af *'V v i Al littiilf the °pa i ItUuse, ouTlinivill,iliH , . Mr. Ilicharclson derin4ed to the ' In4s of the hob and that tie did not ini.s it until Ni..liallii, 'he B'''" ' street ()rhea, and Hoinplities, ILA! trade bill C. qtlainted with the bet Alt..it his pocket ha t aro% l'icked. ' N icholls and tiomplirie-s corrioirited !hit: Pa - t of the pi osecutor's' tesvitlony, gi,d J.l,ttil, mat the aprehended ifie in ison. r, and 10,,t1,1 lile sroif. box in his poi ket. Nicholls ii...ore, ilnit lie of him take th e snuffbox ' :u• of Mr. Ittclisriiiiiiii'f pi,cket, I oaving purviou4l oosery Al brut 111,ke NV wt . , inlits on the pockets of tvi 0 other prsJ, i 4:0* 4 he A las ilken into custody. 111 r, iticiordwii stith' titled the box ; and M. indict. Gt 1,06 C• 111P g °II Ihe prisoner to know .wil,,; lie 11,1,1 to siy t t bri e s c P n e h e a l d i tt i e7 b l oietxos,,°,,,reccEßio,t:i i"iiis:itil.i?ettilili 11:1".,:i'll'n'Irgi. iii:1:::::::1''v.`":: fl4l l ' i':.; : . self, .he 'Made, a speeCh, 0'101) Ctinliiiit d a ;LI , , ,;.,,„ 4, and a trifYit p„rticifiar acquAint,ii.ce iit ins, '''' u ',the pi' P C the 0 , era iin tlial nigh., and ha . it , 011 ; box exat..ll) cotret, °oiling w itli dim gut LI I : 1 ilicerS in: his possession, an I 6 ,iiq it 10; the Heat where firs triend 'had Pit 1:ef..11., ,IIJ 011'i he liad jiist left, he leek it up lo kop [ll'll knowing him 1., be a vcry thoughtless O; ''''" that he hail h _ _col atten :ing yesterday an i na.allYoti -until almost the moment 'hal iho 1.131 " 3 °I I,. on, to 4fiew his , boa, and ,1.4%. t...at it wos ,Ili%ri 'u('lt in queStion ; and that he was 3 rue 1.)1 , .. tHwo,ei,nthsio: ,p ui r i is t o ti l e i et tnightt!f, 1 , ,, ,. , , r c n s i r , jotio,e..(l, :ill, attliebeint‘itl:lisi leitir,;.. habit of habit of fiecveni log the ~er."l-11'11,.`e„1:06 entrrairteirn":nYte,4armo'd'altittleve(nr4fielard ial.b"lticir l()%31slii:470:04*0 ixlir character before. In short, that Jr wil - li e ,,:,,i, rradesinan, alid carryill4 ~,, ~,,siness niost, l it i cii. slyely' and profitably, and COlikl 110 t)0 ,liiii*T't vil P4* of having recourse 10 tine/4410r '' , 'I lie‘l .Pl. alt' income, already t:.oep..nderit. t ''' ct I w ily. two or, three persour. (whcralso said OW 11.1 e. Jo. selves Were rua,,rer iradequen) ( 0 Atv'an J . e ~ , Or 'C P ra , iter ; arid the Judge hioivg ,uoi .0..4: • ..... ' i frilly. without tfelaii .broui;hf to .1 beldki - %,,, : 01 0 Uric of the Jurors Xn s tt. him, sod betn.. 00 to t to (Ps character, said he bore a Ivry o'''''',l 1,,,,r3 1)60i, shit it was ti,ehr,l tillifigg he l'idi:fiosii made ogairist hini. Hr.: los' ca mid ''' ,. l „ In it 0 101 of a toyinr at th e West end ol ta u it '''' '. cxten N 4 sn/e ay,, tom; !e ye it , 1 ,0 : . sPoitTIA G INTit',l,l4lubtoi, ........-- t , EPSOM t<ACP:S. ' . ti wsprasonexl.l , 29, IQWI pitiqb,r, The Woodcot Stak es w re wan by LAil d ''', by Sir °jiver, } > , 4t.116 ll ,ifee O ther,. , , 11001111) AY , ~ karibgliiiii° The Derby Stakes of second-horse cacti, b. b. (4r , S th '''' s. Owner or tho second -horse out foil to tat i Sit John Slwlley's b, c. ithmltunt, by W,lllOll , ‘ gtvisl.::or:rir.:.ditiht.D4rr.l:l4::Caltlit,:l°l,:elscbt:Yridileutu')olb,'kngCti;vc,:::lllselibitefc;(;.eel . 4n i a l u ' i d :4ll . ° 4 36 i St , g r Ni t i h d lu g ig'ce y b a li r4:2111: ' 6:1;4.'itit: ' : " 1:11; . 5 ► r11 : . 1 .11itiir:I.::: ' :1':::6ig:66::: : 1 , '':::11Al l o j. ,4i ' l it o l l esell 0 1 " scritiers)• el ii yr * 01.1 ) lard crosvcriort.s b. I. Eaton', 110%. -i. voot,t6 Siiveral. oth er s Started.•- k.aiutk 11,10 ir 0, J. 1 . ' ' Tint Nobletnen and 'Gentlemen's ii laic i3' • , t dr Mr. lames's Sniallhopes - eir Lord Vainiuttile's bp‘oulation - -Gu3re4' it e,Ading ilia layOlgit anci 3to I liilSt , ei. was ttivou mu 'after the e, dead 114.11 will+ "i° .......-..,......-...-.-----.---- Jrli .. OOl t he P ii , Accounts from the Caraccal stiilll, .tio p, ~ for independence h.ive been successl, 1 at vovtlo. siii ,t 1 ot some disiticLi 11.) Ot l J,ln't°,ootej' hai beau abandoned, alia, trangunill . o t tlit d one il l'ocar,tSt4,--00 Monday tootl''''D;et 5c1u0.:.,, most fur tullS antj prolooged Willa "roirriog..b._Pl, took place on YAW . COlllOlOO, ilOr t ' .0 d Ot, CT.; bury, pat wixt John Neale, butcherbitaato icyrta; yeoulan, both of Yate. 1:1)4 "14114 0 0 01 ' 1 1 ;It .. .-b t w y e , n i Itie-ifinvtee A n .e i t l it u l'u t e n ' o f h e t i ; g I f ' r t it. , % o % ° :: 'c l i u 'ull'l A l ft l i three minittes slier eleven do ck, ii,. so:e tools', rounds. Vitdory seemed to tJ v !ucroirvidel t/010,61 the end of the battle, as (ilk' s ' 14 1 % p rioC 17'11 t o Illecoaches trot mop ° I t ' ) ,;,, lore io ec ,, a t. 11.7/041(stidttniot oi ? . : 0, p : ‘ t vw i I:triad:0010f ic.tola:ttoti;:elll;gr4oxiti)ecopti , % ; :ot , cot 0 ;I L : 11 : 11 1 , 7 ,6 ; heces L in , I/4 1 lid.yi ;on , Mondsy to p lay riling, the P• 00 Od Shares .wnich on ToelddY liwt. the SIOP to Nrth-day, inlay be drawn some ° , do or la ~,,, ~,I „ie) „orletur pital PI izei, to tad checri",,,.; 031 3, "' evening, at the Plittics BOOPA 1 4, gr. ~.us., to 71'..1,0# An itnareision or ilic„,it'en`l,,joa, .1Y- L ' l oo 11/ PITT, engteeed by Mr. P 201,:, iv4g, lil'i '., L ee etcinknan, for the 'V&A kion.,ll.'"„ ior, 011.3 i n l o w uti g c • relda fcaeitii;tifi.irallalunlid :PlritieuLlielull:j'llt.'s'''''.l3lsll:6eici: ; 6 % at,dwnotirrlt:bilne itwsoprfl,4o6orfelasr::olo,Woree ligGril to r4 .ld IbP 110 fully equals our expeatatioi. ~,„ 0 INforo.o,l, mit y 3 I .--' ' II . t t o qt"' b et Cons.-ExcnAtios, . ..n. . 4 , 17 0 to day has fe.m tremb arrival 9 6.1;!::.,, „flip?, ~n lei lel Ftioesreszt)it,initastu'dOpillrtliesc,:.ll:ti)dderib°. 1!":':;:;1:".'0141:616°,tilie:131:‘ s.iles being ctft deo, "°(1601,1 . )1.1 1 ( ` riv 01 i iri t leiis ; Barley at tittle vordl,o " e Criilii(ill 1163,1), et 0' ) , Pe3s and Deans Ot. ea C" -- iv aliti tiC.l ,06,. hat 0 0 0' i la te P. prices ; Oats ere tll ,hat l _ „ g o . . 1 00 lasi p ti: Li o :a ,t)iiionm;. 0 , n il d i, a :u y r thiloor(,ll7yostliurti st (I. :It 0e,,, Horan, ~,,,ife ot Jukivi i-fors I, srois ,51, t6l, p r, .51 00 E, I;o'4' tti ‘t P P 04 ik Way pet 'era 97 96 97 ,1/4;:it, 1(10 5 par Caw ikr‘t• ik on al, c,fii. fif vcr col. 79 • v a 3 ;)cf i 63 100)014 4; 0 4 4 VOW tilz CtNis, to • a 000 PA BAWL 1,. 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