The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-27 00:00:00

rNlr. IV. Pat.rf said, ha should only - tronbh the wi'h ► R:".' vdl►t o ` 11 17 01 ; 0 1 ' 14 subjeft, Which apneari d to ~, t n• to life in the `swathes - I 'compass.... • Wn.ll' cerarn in the AO which p seed hist' liesNkiti, assiatien the • and he took shame to hhii nia•te the confession, that 'he neVet h'eor tif it doting its pussne thral,gli the House. WiAnhtl.r the:. Woo, Cs'entlemen hu brooght'it in Lad , ;:yrkil Tifilice of it or n ot, 14; &ct not kitoW, , e ,,riainly lie had never,iteard of ti;l it . passed. 'the ta.is oz the -cAse' he unnerdood to be i that an Ail h„t p as .. d, t insiii the suggestion of tord Kil. warden and Mr; Wnife, for continuing and'exteed. • %rig the Ad of the - 33d of the liing,'ve,:ling the tolls tapir the road between Lirnerick at rl Nias,• and Dublin and Kicullen, •in certain persons for .50 years, nit certrii.i conditions. it hadfbeett tc,tuid 'that great dhlicul ties arose in keeping these r,:.ids its suit, and a corts.d,. , abi • d bt had been incuired ; when ci,rtain Gentlemen came forward,'and uttered tti put the roads in repair, and to kei tlhnit see, and . to tike upon themselves the whole of the dub' which had been incetrrecl, priivided 'dirt tOll9 and reithla; titnits then existing we're continued for the tern of 60,vear , . This Aet remitted in force till last Ses sion, when an lion. Gentleman behind hint brought in a Bill to repeat it; and to deprive the persons al luded• to of the rights which hod been vested iii them by the Legislature. This, he bylleked, was the firs: instance that ever occurred where P irltti rent • bad deprived individuals of a vests I :right, without entering inio sonic ntgOciation with them, and deterhaining what compensation they sbould re ceive. His ',Light Hon; Friend oppesne had re. commeuded that they should go ii a Coniniirtee, in order to ascertain what loss 'hese indii iduals had sustained, but that vas .ft measure that' ought' to have. been adopted last Session, hefore the vested rights of • the individuals wereitaken away. If he • had been aware last Session of arivpill which was brought in, he should have said,• if it is tie( essary that the existing Act should be r.tpealed, let it be te pealed 3 but, in the that instance, you must make' a compensation to those whose rights voti are going to destroy. The rights which had bee tt vests in these individnals were gi sifted under such stipulations as rendered it impossible Tor them to do any injustice to .the country : they were not only compelled to keep the roads hi repair, and to take neon themselves an the trusting debts, but they were bound inn penalty of uo,Oudl. lobe recovered by o n nin, y pro cis in Chancery, to Italie good their paytnenq within a mitt's; pe,tiod. [Mr. Pole then read an eitract flom a siaiernetit made by l‘lr. Wag, montionins the manner in whi. It the originally passed,.and stating; 'that the interest b a d hewn paid with great punctuality, and that the whole „debt would be discharged in the unlit , of the next year.) • He wished very much that be could cancer in'the motion Which ti,, • 1-lon.petitl man had made: be had indeed at peculiar in:ervin in concurring in it, ir his sense of justice would permit him, for he believed that all his constituents had petitioned against this Pleat, hear ! on the opposite side). I+3 , obielviad that hp, Hon. Colleague cheered him, but he knew him (Mr. Pole) well euough to know that he would steal( plan dy to liliNottiititUnitc' Ire would crate, how came to "Sign 'the petition. The Gentleman, whose none w,,g nienii,, l l,l i n t he Aft (arid w .0 had not the time Wefts,. now that lie had When 'be Ad passed, for he then had an inkyst at,i, ll oyi teas a rtiit coach roil - tem!) hats been round the couritty,' and'he !'fotitid i.ogi eat difiVculty in convincing . the inhatiitaets that it was Iteasabterto travel for o shillings - than for five, they signed the p e tition. But lie was sure if they know that, they were doing an ant pf inius tice, and 'depriving individuals 'of - vested . tights, they' would Sooner have , cut their right hands tiff tlianiqs - ve signed the pettiti n. It L , 3 not neces-nry, ban the „itotre would excuse him if be read anextratt from 'the' Ati:of Path ttrtent by which' the rights in rptektion had been granted to these infli,iduals,to ii:hetv,by What seriCt sti;Ulutlons they . aiver,bound. [Mr. - Pole then !read an extract from 38 (len. 1,11.) Upon the whole, it' appear e d to him 'a very h..rd tio,e,'and he thought that Paha latent would ad with great injustice to the Indivi thuds a oncerned if it did rot. rotors: them those tights which had be!ert taken from then', without their having been guilty of any neglet4„ or having clone any tiiing' to torten thcm. h 1 r. PARNELL replied at considerable length' to the ta t ornetit4 of tho.i last speaker.. After_..)ine further observations from Mr. Leslie Foster, ;:‘lt. W. 81;.*eb, anit the Chancellor of the Exchemer, the Floit.e divided, when there ap appeared-7.- ' • For ping into the Committee • 34 Against i t •, , . 16 • Majority • On being re•-adrnitted, we found.the jAelpe iu Conimittee on the Eiii. • . , NRWPPIiT move(' Arnimshrielif re speak the Toll on Coach Wheeli, upon WhiCh the Hops° proceeded to divide, bat there bcing only - ;34 Members pr , sint, the' Howie Wai of course 04. jourriett till to•fnurtow. . mdile, that 'the Cott intfet .lit C.l.ief of Atte Danish ExpeditiOn "than hot interl'ea'w.ol,tll :the Itonon due to the .bravery which he hiad.ttlfiniles'ed• An ortide dated Constantinoi)le, the 5t h of Fob; flays, tlatv the Russiilit Getierlit.h;id wade fresh pro,. i)ositioii to the Cyranti ,Vizier to teintittate the war, bua that the.:Porte , shed's Intik) anxiety for peac,, andihat therntisish artny,h6d just huen reinforced, and 'a gree ntinlber of Gre,vlit; ent - olied in the her- vice., A.dcordiag t 6 an arlicledatatt Peterabuigh, g. 27 Ntirch, the Empeior had 1 - eV't thin pta . cet4 tweer, fora few days. The Commander in Chief of. th e I‘Jolidavian army iia4 received permission to retire,. on account of hif health, The General of Infantry is appointed his successnr. A letter from floh'enfeld, (department of llano , ver), dated the 6 , 11 inst. gives'an'aceount of adread ful fire which brake out in that village on the Vith ult. and hat been attended with the most destruc tive consequences. A violent wind limn the South east ..predd the Sautes with incredible rapidity, - and in less than an hour 153 houses were reduced to ashes. Nolte of the etieels could be saved; and all the provisions, as, well as a hundred head of cattle, tell a prey to the itatnes, and the unfortunate inha bitants with the utmost difficulty escaped. It was difficult to prevent a i mother from throwing herself into the Barnett which 1 ad consumed her poor child. This calamitous event has reduced 48 persons to absolute beggary. The house belonging'to the Pas tor, woi the school, were the only mansions ►hat escaped. Another article from Constantinople, dated 250: February, - says, that the Grand Seignior, 4. We, end of Aptil, will have increased his army by 150,000 chosen troops from Asia, , Corn was fur bicklen to be exported even to the; neareit hin.bourA in the Black 'Sea. 'Jibe Captain Paella %Di making the greatest exertions for. the rquipmeot of the Turkish fleet. An articlo, dated Koningsberg, March 29, states. that in eotltormity tn. the Convention entered into with Fiance, .all •the sequestrated English goods tound 00 board the ves , tels •at amounting to the'value of two ruilhotts of franks, were pite'ilicly burnt, the garrison nutter arms, the French Consul and the Magistratesbeing present on the occistort. The following this morning posted at Thu Lords of the Committeo of the Copt-lei! of Trader, hove reeeimi ;Idol mai frotit which there, ' L i 'reason to' believe; that a Swptli*lttitg;,ito, (thg 4140, rydice), ii cruizing in the Baltic ) under 'orders to captunt all Datit%ll ivitsels." Wee - still remain without any .authentic intelli- , gens.e rrotn Holland, but aceounteere said to have been received, .which represent the distnrb'anees• as ' being of a attach less serious nature then it wal at first reportest.t It is said that a French 'guard marching some conscripts,.boonct with ropes,. to the depot; they wt . -re attaekeil by a mob, Consjiting chiefly ui wpt'nen, who overpowered the'guard and. liberated the ,, conscripts ; but :some more Stoops arrived,,the disturbance was queJled. A Gentleman has returned to , England who has been .for some days past making' linsacceoful at teillptB,l4l Itind 'in flblland.,`" The precautiols used to rejent any intercourse with this Country are sigid I.r.tyortd. all example... No person is even at. lowest to witik upon the tea-shoti alter dusk. This Gentleman saw several:DutO,fishertnea, but could not prevail upon them to- take him :range for any gum. He did not receive any intarrnation trom them respecting the disZurbances. The reports -rif the Parliamentary Proceedings in both L-16uses last night will, we doubt not, afford particular gratification to our Readers, as theyH will find that all parties united in their efforts, to tics to the gallant and'able Commander in Chief in Portugal, and the Officers and . Troops under his corntnathi, fur the admirable manner in which the ca n r alin was 'conducted, and its glorious resultin the expulsion of the enemy' Oulu that country.ftr' We feel pleasure in paying the tribute of our re. epect to Lord GRSY on this occasion. The Noble' Lord,'with a true spirit of magnanimity,, acktiew. ;edged 'that he had been mistaken in many of the opinions which he had formed'reipectinglhe opera. tints*. in Portugal, as wcil as in 'his expectation ot the result ; and that, far tram' fvOng any reluctance to recant, ha was proud of the opportunity of joining its every testimony Of respect that,teuld be paid to. the BI WA General_ and his .Artny, as weal as in'ap probaLion of the whole conduct of tha ultrlpHign,.'"" T he- sp r ech e i o f .Icl r. reacuyat, and Mr.' CA NINO set's brilkiant aid animated, and ue are ,bUre th 14 Parliament=yesterday, in voting its Thal ats to Witi,LIN4TON and our heroic Coe). MAILS .A4 k ArYhtilf 1 CUCttlsCt r Icrsey. Dug —1 s Litirrnsicy, 1 lersey, % i)ustAtts, 2. W. 0011014. 1)1; siveK* ?kits DAV /It CVOLOcK. COns4l3 ••••• • " •" • 64111 Tll E S U N. lis 1)1 , 4114i FAISUt4 AUDSAT LONDO N, SATtiTiDAY. Atitit. 27, Isllll. Two ,Anholt Mails arrived this day. An article . dated Copenhagen, sheath instant, contains a leiter frorn . the gallant defender of Anholr to, aid c o ,“„ wan der in Chief itilntlandi commending in high * term , the bravo!), 01 the Danish troops who attacked English Governor proposes an cx ! C,l3 -11g0 of prisoners, and that t wenty,Englisbluen ret-rned, fro the sante number of Datiew, rtrlva,iect upon parole, Governor MAUItICE trytneti, xpit4 , -tt th , t ilthAtilmis of evrry poiriottc t.thruugh tit the Britik4 P(NettiliftY, ttle 'American Arnbasa e understand poshttely soils' foam Brighton . to-ntol row for tile States. . At twelve; et lock yesterday his Nicks& C3lllt. oa Witidior Terrace; aucompanied by Dr. ‘Vtrt.o.. Mud walketl till one, when he rtstire , lto his At 1131 f past two o'eoek I.is Nit;:L.STV rc .it111W(1 his afternoon's talk gin the Tcrr.ice, eccouttim.i. - d by the INlce . of extonstitti',.;E, Lord ,AnnEt4, Gen rail Gee NNE ald GAltTki, (Ind walke d till 4 o'cl.iek. Yestcrday the ttank is,ued njw st.talPell bsnia" tirthe sevetal Bankers, to the'athount os 3oo'. (.tuh nnuse A foillter issue is ex.peaed ty'r the'nexf Week. , • Yesterday a rcparatOry %kat I , ad Nteil . the of LA iiSDOWI' , A!, 1..0rd 1101.,LAND, Mr.'Pelt6:V AL, at It ,Ictinilitird to call it ineeting,:tit 'the NToblrme.'t and Genthstuen td:titleaOse of Portuol, to is.l,se a sob scription in Well'thiniter sinitiar to thm which had been so' liberally; supported in the City Of London ; and our Readers will see, by the 'Advertisement, that the'meeting Wfixed for Wednesday. Thit Serje.int, of 87 tb, or Prince's Own Royal Irish Voluntoert, 'oilio . toidi the E:tgle ti.`B:irrOssa, is .cu have. yin Ensigney,, and to be tentovect on the fiat iarancy, into ins own regiment. His galkint Colonel, Sir JoHN aoit.a,inotnitted hi's claim of merit to the PRINCE ItcotosT, through the Com mander in Chief, and 1141 it instantly granted.. RovtiAcAninsiv.-A private viev 011ie Exhi bition took place ye,terday. The Duke of Gcou. cesTga, several of the Nobility, and a considerable uurnb-71 of flip triends of the respeoh . e. Artist Were highly gratified on this occasion. A new roam hat been opened at nearly at the'North- west angle 'of the great tootn, ' consisting of , the whole of tle ap t'arttnenn+t which belonged in t helm,' Treasurer Mr. iltentans. As this loom communicates with thiY GNat-inom, and with 'the stair-case, there' Will be beer current of air, and the visitors tvill of conrse be more cowortable: It i , baldly prp.;Sitile to do jus tice to the' resprei iv e Artists. \VINT, LA‘vittiNC,p, 11P.F.CIIET,`OWLN,' Llll, WOODFORDE,'WkSTALL, TURNIEtt, CALCOTT, and indeed' We may ti , iy all t be' Artists of eyablishal 'itaye', fully' nunntaintd 'their nigh reputltion, and 's'everal instances have increased ' `ft. ' Mr. ‘VEST'S fine, pci of t. a I.),:atti of Nut.sobt, and Mr. tirtivrnts adtnirable engraving limn it Were par. ttcuhrly admired. 'll,re arc. a grelt abunaaitce or Portraits, and most of 'Oen) excet,len! WILKut LAS' Mt, 6131110 U! can small iir s 13ut \. can ay at prrsel.r, that %hie Ex .on in all t4tu de partments of Art, as.higli . y bouourabla to the instt aild talents of t Ilia country'. . . Sir *Limits Put,Ts:tqt:y.--We aro Concerned to state that, thi., vorthy Bdronet died yeuerday afternoon, in Norfolk, •in consequence of the, unfortunate accident Whieri he . triet with a few days ago, ,Sir Jiaitieititered ;:irfil early, it) life, and df•tingnisifed hi:list . ..lt much iu tho Arnefic,in, partfcillally in it iv fiteniorable defenee,of St. At the comfneticei'n,'n , 'the w t t of the French re 'v:diation, he sof vrd on Ow C6ntine.ttt und e r thu Duke of Ytnt K, and in the .expodititfi`° to noilamt coiiimavd under hi:, ftti ) ,4lll4lhile.ss, Upon itie turtuatfon ot ttie,preiont 4dfliiiiihtratiuii, 6 yoistip., pnintfid SeCretary at War,,wifich office he,resigned :last yCat, fay hi , r death the - Coloocicy of the t Bth 'ltokinient of Foot bccotnes vacaut. it is but }us- lice to the nietunry of Sir fA'lNit...s to add, blot he ionre ‘k,iti) th utit),;4t fortttude:, flip mind alrpeareo to be . as c.iiin, and his pulse was as regular, as it no h ntisiOwine, had oi:stirred. Ile,. conversed with his friends, aster as be WO. Nunn% firrioreAs aod coloposure; cot)st on • ance Of favourable sy utptoins, 'after so fatal a vv . 1)9110 1 ' aitributed chiefly io 'no tranquility of his mind.: lie catty tali exceHit twiSter, and constant ,in the . petforitiance O I tfflosientatious ads of l'.ieneVOlence., Mr. FosTea, our newly appointed Atubas,iirdor to . 1 he ' United S!at . es 'of Ann 'tot, left town p:sterclay morning', for Kir stow .1 It, vi Are he embark forAoteric.i, 'L e fi. , l :iftVoi l i Now I.'"c4k yortaiiort A& . is htrvily. ei.forced agitiost all . ves,tls frOni this couittly. VoCAL . Caisreaftt.-- ` lll tig , ,htli of the Cin , certs .uniiler the doecii.in of tilt.Ssf.s.i. .BAIVILEL MAN, and Gitc:%TottsX, took pl.lce in tie square; Roiun.. We can only say that it uxquisite treat, vocal and instrumental: ITlAitillsoN . and CATALAN' partiCasrq , -411 the - one in all the 'graces of t e':,sioi), and the other` in the Asioridets 'o , .ecotiort. Mrs. LattrE, Miss Nll , :i.‘' pia, and Mr's. Bt- Arvcnr, enriched the vtleral, treat. ,The room was thro:tged by elegant and fathionable visitors. Ott Monday last, a' disturbance of a very serious nature' occurred at Samplind l'everell. lair for the sale of cattle, &c, was i n there on that day. On the Saturday preceding, a number of the • workmen employed in eicavating the bed of the Graod W i esterneand, asserubled at Wellington, for the purlise of obtaining change torthe pay merit of their wages, which there' hal bed% lately consider able ditfieulty in 'procuring. Many Of theni iiicfulg e..t in inordinate drinking, and committed valiooi excesses at Tiverton, 'and other - places, 'to they had gone for thZt purpose above stated.-= . On Monday, the fair at Sampford - seemed to, al- ford a welcome opportunity fur the gratification 01 their - turnultuary disposition. Much rioting took place in the course - at the day, and towards evenini• a body of these men, consisting of not less than 800, had assembled in the' village. Mr. Chave " (vii 6 ie name oehad occasion to mention in unravelling the imposture respetting the Sarnptard Ghost) w>is nit. ott the road, and recognized by ' sionne ot ihe party. • Opprobrious language Was applied to but whe ther on t lot subject (41161, w u have no; beerstit formed. The riottre followed him to 'the house, die windo*s of which they' broke; and, apprefiensit e of further violence, Mr.Chave cothi , tered it rnecessary it) Itit defence to discharge aloaded pistol at the assailaots. This utifortunately to effect, and one man.h.ll dead net the spot. A pistol was , 111 , 0 tired bra son within the hous e , which so — sevrre " lY o'-" 1144 another matt, that nislll . 3 is despaired of. A , Cat ter, employed by Mr. Chore -.tai - roust dreadfully be iteii by the mob. Ad.tition el members were '.icco'mulAt log whet i4CC . Ottlit4 Vtet t 4,1 1 1 off, .4111 we , VM:er" Siiii)d their deiermina.ltin was to J el the ho Ceourter rinfiti h} I; 1‘ i A 1: k,b, Nis ].H-tirrct t and Pi-hti;licif by tV I(.i.Y►tiM i'44 4c I Lb nt t i nt , t ot/vi Ng, No. ti;,Sirraici, iwc,tre Aavert:spments, Orders for the Pape, istt‘r; to tts tt4,..t . r Se. tipist-ii.a:a); W A . V.A tc,..' the p b . rotttkuTuei APOIL 95. ...-• L es t night 11 firs .ke clot op bo i ',,.J shi ithr ho t a nd ',aria; 004 ' P la/ to a cv .tiburgtt, 0 Legal. gala 1 Soots :Mister, repairing iti tlie dock At eilltalileplevill'A was 01.1!tiguisilet i t i a short flax, sad 0 0 Izo f al 44(40ge Wss:tlinie; • , ..- C''"'!fe 4.1.(411 ' the harbour and anehaed is tbe stiiiisit th Pierecr gon-vis,el. . .. Sailed 148 ti;jl.ty's ships rentratia, 1 4 ' gun g, Capti liii zir t-itimt; rOP HAN, to join the iqu'l tir ' .ll ' 1 11AAtte Roiids;' tt;,i>. /7 i ; , L it 36 gabs, Copt , Sit'l l ' t %r,), 10 *pin the mijadr!g; 0 1 11 /0 4 ; Nil 1 * gums Lieutenant CaawFotto, on a civic 104 \Vt.'s/wart; ; his 'Majesty's ship Boyd cfor ci 1 t ;unl,. Ciptain, CUAVI4I.II, W, T h 0 000 Y M " Ptiriss'Auuth, consisftilg 01 1.1 0 t " nsP°llll' °ll4 ao,no 4 them are the f o l l owai g, V:S.: rIN Marl ii , 11Attic1110.11; ROSilla)Rudston ; cturntacpicas u,' ',olds t:i . l aytion ; Lorsiea, ....--- ; kat kd°, Car A ni. Arrived his Majesty's' ship Slag, of 18 0 4 C31)1. Apt asoN, I've) a cruise in the eboo.ti; 'IA sloop Peggy, MADDECK, (osier, Oa.. 'ti' 4l with a cart) (tort) this P , rt ; tile Antelupti ol 64 ` '. hey , La PULLEY, tleiStet from Tarraoll.4 GlL)rjj:s4l e..di 2, and Liston, atlas Short prows iil eight ` 14 , ) trots 9 f i'randy and wale, for ' his ht,jesty s Vso al : , °dice at this port ; also err iteti the btig . I, '° s London, m --ASK Moss, twister, front Lisbon. "' W oo ' tar o, !onsistittg of wine, .1)1410), tic. wi'cathere carried thither from this putt, but 11 , e 1 113431 rii „I d H bein over:stocked, and coinsetprottly tto r Y i ', i , 04 , tl . e g oer; , reduced rate, obi:i,cd lb,l to rOttra oiloi';'1. weasels hair attic; been ohi,,,e,ri t o r. ' disposing 01 ai.y ;Ant el her Orgu. sev4ijio'boo to their ports of 1 ., e at •0 ibi, 16„00114 'n'''..j. 4 19 1 , , ss all p 0"" sequt utc. 01 air:: very, g 0101 i fro - ' • tile world, :we O l) 1,, r Sailed the 'Vim ' rod . , --------; 1 for Pantl:44. lsto ll i after &short passage at k ix, it,ty,, iitit airlgoreti 'e6"iple to learn Whdtiler tit.: Drily 1 n Ir° . 411 he Army. ' . , t 0 0 Ako arrived the pre.st.in vessel BO' to aro! ' ot a CarGo %k illch 11116 C. thlskinVlUM, WA. Laving Wen Oble tO 4144° all same there. :‘..ittille 11116" gent guivu'lg goal ~..1 ot '::boluil j b A r u i moux u, Artiti, g0,...-On INcJiltill‘iPillltril. g:Friendifiip, of Sniehb Jt1,06 g 0 il l 0, 01 I°rLouitott, laden) will) gJals owl &oat !' 1 ..4 or the 190wCoate Sand, off Lowebtoti; hge"011,51; 66", g of six men aild 111 boys, our ° 31 ! I 1 ,0 0 a few of her ahiterials. Villersthe Ql°4° ' 1 1 ut bcr cargo being saved. ' Ili iii)/e very favi,urable, there is n o prowniloy ............ ,/ It pC 0;1 /14 . from the Isle at Vr.oice,:l,37ltitobi:biNllll:ll'..,,l:le :Sun4lsidiAetitit:fitAlheePl.Wiiire"'ke-j-bdvi9:l.--aerdA9l.°°P °I vial 111'11 IP 00 10 L, , &PO ' Arrived the Rolla Atom 0 crnize. A. Avi° ihr A hoisted 11 . ft } boar d -Is ag t Its fporopl on , oti h Si , boron, ,fe 1.4 i., -gh, and takes ate cOttlitta:•tt o. 0100 tt.:et. Sir EbstititO`Poi,t.aw proceetil 1111 to tile Mediterranean. mil ........• , ma 0 ' p A Sailed 0 16 ' With 0111.11M01.1Til ttPtilt. 26.•''' 1 1 / , irliati . _, t convoy for the coindur Allies i i " oit i l dP di( t°ifOr AlllefiCe ; And, i I ,_ e d 7 0 'fi a : el ke iti s l i rti nl ifl c. s te o i 1 "r the downs;, Persian sn- scoi 3O 1 ' 'lle liter! , tal:ec canitny to N°ll );100i B ' '• l, ' ". a b ' alp ead °l' 111110(01) ilitlfilAric.,,, and —utt_sc, •-- I, ,ip, and the Rainbow takes cow ay tor Sr and the Mediterraniart. ' - 0 1 " . the IP' Arrived scveral ,tonsports from , , Platsoblgas or WA.---ftt,theiaittio mid 111`1,01 tr.,w°lrfo,'is, naive(' I)4,rtiirtignori,ce, VOlllO "oPhilPi. were i r:eJ bofotts Mr r ug i ce , o f gl St , and eanviaed at 'the lie/ high cfcimioy I'll'oo I', er,cit Prisoners of W-lr , ,i' 3ll l , lt: to c'clifirsOLl ilime, latrly on ponds at 14"norb 10 - OA th'llide; 'and , for 1115 offtql" ,i`t'vfnit ► t 01'` ' l ' 0 0 Judge, ill I,rin,,,w:,.irg his ,i,j'3",gl, Tircelo"Po oil uedored tt) firtlottilL ocorly I , ' "igiud Itelyi°l StlnteilCed to be itripti'4lflea tc*lP,r,iffiit(i. 1‘ 11013 e N Yulorg irt the Cotiniy (*WI ii 0` or, 010,ficoell, that thi4 getiter,c,• 0.0)0040, its , : o il 1. ifetitr others fro the caroul°/61' u ' ..........--- , _ . odds , I, .., 04 gR I Al , ' , d oe , ~s o lo 10°Knphtid;rnetYisji)3,SrL°41t 'C°Irtl::4i'1111112:11°:'etr;11.11•10b41°147:;•4:1$1:11r,t,10' ccuisil, Allis daUftilter of 1/ 10 ..at' .-,, ', t , ~11110 g 0 1 0, s.ihtry.4l.ruito, POW'« i „v„ 01170-1'01,;111.14 144 On the if in,st. at Waetlialeit," '•4,ollcri.,`, 1 00 04 ,1 Ebq. ot Tootittg, burley, to, 7,,"1.:1 ' o f Itsr . latO ,‘;COrgislia4lttr, bog.. 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