The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-12 00:00:00

PP a . . to , •i - N , aty, the amending of the-law, which nth°. the Batik of England to suspend their cash - A ments, rf heie were the substantial heads of lit Resolution • and, ~r te trusted, that if Gentlemen en the opposite side were disposed to offer any thing t,y way of amendment, they would do him the iiri.,sy to make him acquainted with the sub si : Ince of their propositions, previous to the day on which he should move the House to go into a Comovittee. The cuotcitt , Lok of the Exouttabau expressed ',Acknowledgments, to, the Holt. Gentleman, for e•itylour of his communication , ; and assured that the Resolotions heintended to propose e,:oold be met with equal candour on this sido of the I.l ! tuse, Mr, N. VANSITTAAT said, its it could not be ex -I,ke,.ted that Geutleinen were prepted fo state their ntitnents, without.refereacis to the propositions of Honourable Friend, that it would be desirable that the Resolutions should, in some way or Whet, tic: put into the hands of Gentlemen disposed to dis %Ali' 'the 'question. SNIAI.I. Lord STANLalt'iro4e, and adverted to several pe. - Colons presented from various parts of the ,coun. try, particularly front the Nonliern Counties, de- tailing; the great distresses to whidt the inahohte!. turas wcre reduced in consequencti (as we , under stood the Noble Lord) of the scarcity t)( change that it) one county wit which he was connected, they were out enabled to make collation sufficient to discharge the Potts' u,,lLes, He therefore wish• std to hear trout the Illght Hoe. Gentleman, (in the al)sence of the Secretary of Sone) whether any was itin4itatiOn to relieve the distresses al. hided to ? The CHANcEtd.on of the Excitequert Wag nut • preNied, io the absence of, ltia Right Hon. Friend, to gke the Noble Lord aoy satisfactory 11001111alioll respecting the uhject. Tite Christ (surrey) Poor Bill, was read a third time, and.passed,. On the motion ot Mr. N. VAr.riyrrArtT, an rte. count et the ) .tims expended in the tai ten years, within the liill3.of Miriality, for the relief of the Goat .1 Poor, in the varisties of St. Mary-le-bonne andn P a ct;t, was ordered to be laid before the, House. The London Dock Qoinpaoy's 818 was read a third time and pa,sed, HIS IIEALTIL COMMUNIC4TinN I , IIOM MAJLISTY'S COUNCIL tIESPIKITINO VIE SZ'ATE c7N 1116 MAJES'VvIS iTg“.7lf, Sycretary Ityuhn presented nt the' Bar the revecting the titote 01 lei. M whiL.ll wiig brought up and read by the Cltrk a(the I;ut:. Wintkor, April 6, r 8; of Giclier:airy, the A reit of Vie V,irl of Whiciolse,l, the ill of Loud l:,;(kin, Lord NktibtiroJgh, Sir NV 11:1111 Grant Doke of Montrose being ab taro , lltt .tolltlitt of iodwow ton.) we o Nil e i)ht,rii of me Council here present, appointed to Jan - iny it) ths. eX, cation of tits: trin)l to h r I.‘iltifearty by virtue of the Sopuie pattsel io tto.! Ist •ytmr of his Majesty',~ f' Ai, Act to provide, for the Achni nisthation of mc,? Authority, and tar the , care of his iyl. , josty's Royal Perioo durng the contiou. (nice of ht) I,lia:p . aly.i 'fitness', and for the reinthip. lion ()lithe cxe'tctse of the 'loyal Authority by los eallvd before u 3, 'and examined on oath, the l'ity'sican.), md oilier ,alms attend4nt upon. ly s 'lll.nesi} , and hating ari)i.ertained the state of hi) Pvlojesty's by hiletv other ways and mear,h , iia appeared to • trA to be hece ss a ry for that pOrpOliv; hoicby dt;cl.ire the tom,/ of his y'' health at. the tulle of 'llia our 'nesting fly s • • '1 httt tile: . Which his -Majoity 1.4:04 adli,.ted at the time of - the paoing of the said Att dots stli so far exist, that hi.t Majesty is not' yuf restwed to 1,, Vick a 410f.4 Ol health its to be cri•• ir.thte.of rt•stuntog' the personal exi,ircise of his ttoyal Ahthortiy, Tina Maji;sty appi:nro to have made Ma terial prr,r i , , ,rcis towards ri.covery tritice the pasimg of the Act, and mat all his 'Majenty's continue to express their expectations of such re coy. Ty, (Signet) C. 'CA NTO AR. F. FllOll. WI NLlttil.'iL.,A, A . LESFORI), kI,1)(1N, P.I,i4NI.IOROUGH. W1t.1,l ti%t(;RAf`il.'• The cemaoloO:attoo to.,itstlitto laid 00 the tibia. TEM WAR IN PORTUGAL, Mr, Secret II ItYt;rit .Iso brought up the diq. ritchcs irotu .14motehult-Gtntral Vimooont W e thhgton, irs obedience . to the order of thy, flonie, On 'twit - I . “'.,rig brought up, It f ir, CisP ui G and stAlvd h Wisll to httro ,tl 4to ()hien .with the auh, ett thofitt disp , on;tw,, th.,kiog tho6e'obicrvationA, w tup AO !WWII inato,licu‘i by a wiol. exilress tits ~114 n ttehogy; which 1 +Ad been ' r~;7 , :tit ably twei ologoottly t pi' t)n too' last t clung .his U,glit P'r";cniti whril proposing k !At vratitio 110 tit ti n sutErr.erti in Portugal, but to call the attention rat itIT isionse to thc pli,i,- iturst fif what to,a_ bven pretiioe,i by hini.elf fctw , rerks *lnce, a to that( ulthroita fincesm of the arm in the Peninanl9. When, theirfori!, r.tott , ) t 0 niktt h I$llllRl , in the CI X prt*SiOn of • Acton wh ell tioi h%ides,of the kluuse h:nt ed,. cuOi,l uut auitc.) recollecting %bat predictions tnet 'with relyiike, :.tivltitl[t' sobiectnetit events owl proved ill.founded, Ile had been then ar.tiscd,' 6elciletrovci b; the other ctido, of making Also of ox. k,,seticted swelltents -re:spectittg the ;Anil e. stfOii till; POrlOgatle DOt Low. tcut Gernlecnen might thitilt upon tne bubjed, i t v‘o trite lid 64.1 not been wrong in estimating the valcte t,t ,he set VleC3 of that 'irtriy I the result nact provc,;(l Iris 4:;orrct..tness,.and it ntigt.t be season , tut G en tlemen to brg it in then 111111116. fat di.plicl) now before the Ifouse, Lord 'Welling hem., tc.`-stirriony to the gallant efforts of the. Por• togeest in aid of the 13r ilk() troops, it% the glorious struggle for the lit)ertii of the PettitiSida. A very rtuall pot tioc of unto lad pi,sed since hi . ho heard in debate, that the cause Of the Peninsula - was . lirtpe less ; that to fight ior the l'ortugueite was of no, avail, because they would lend no assistance to us. the early part 01 the con_test he heard expressions, with much concern, of diiporageinent awl distrust respect to our Allies—expressions which, he trusted, subsequent events had proved to-be ground- less, and which, he hoped, would now bet snencc'd fur ever. He could not forget that a Gallant .Ge neral, when speaking of the character and conduct of that nation, had expressed 'his despair of the be. uelicial efleets of any war in the Peninsula. He was concerned- w hen : the Gallant Gwiei al used such desponding strains, but since then be was lipp l iy to find, that he had, to his immortal honour, recalled his opinion's. In doing so, the Gallant General had, strewed a nobleness of mind 'which was highly' : praiseto.yorthy. He had gainedp greater_victory , over itiniself than if he had achieved one in the held of battle, and thereby had atoned for has past opinions by a magnanimous recantation of his errors. The Right Honourable Gentleman declared that he sliti(l;4 not lime noticed this in the absence of the t;Allant (ieuertil, were it net W. pay, a well merited tribute of applause to his t a lents and :p dgment.— Stinsequent evdittS then had shown that the Portu guese soldiers were worthy to share in the glories and triumph; achieved by the ifritish arms. He wished that from the samples this country had seen , 'otj'ortogirt4,evalutir, that Gehtlhaen s otn i fnot in de bate use words which Might have the effect of cow iog their sphils or disheartening their rii6gies,' and of producing Or generating a eause for titisilfg no or mon of theinsthes. The hopes which he had :ondly elm:twitted of the success of the cause, were justified by experiene, ,and the anxiety ;which he had felt on toe occasion amply repilid. He, hart hoped that in .the eu , set of a c.ntest such as that in another pint of ihe l'eninsnla,Gent ionien . Would have . made soineallowanceslor fad tiro ; that the y a onto, instead of aggravation, have haunt! matter lorexfou-, anon; that titey would have recollecied the Spaniards were wit nom means of defence—without an army--- inshort without any thing but their noble hearts to sl3,dain them in the contest.--Under these, impres sions lie had , expected due alihwahce to be made ; but whatever.nught have been their view of the War, lie still trusted that ultimately events, would call upon them to recant , their opinions, and to do just , ce to the people of Spain. , Hr hello ed' that the practical resolt of the struggles iii Spain would be ill, glortot.s, to that part of the Peninso;a; That his 'opinion Nivas se,, he could not hesitate . to declare; and he was safisfitd that the result of these g!ori ous struggks would leatl tollie . tiittst beneficial . ef fects. Tice Dispatches were then laid en the table. _ _ Mr. MANNING, in cowiequence of u.vilai had 61- len 'rout a Noble LOrd (Lord Yoke tone) on a former occasion reliecitu g . the scarcity ,of change, ',tic(' to s , ate, that, St) far as the, Bank Of Eng land watt co..cerned, or supposed to .be coocel d in giving EAcility to the accOmmountion of the ptibliC, In the course, of low teen ril iy a, or thret., %colts, !hey would issue tokens. at the rite of 6s. fid. each. 10 order lo give the acennuntStation, the most exertion". were making to get those' tokens tea 'y. .He Ni,hed further io stale, that no 34 viloce woeld'he nuthitial value of those 'awls,. 'stood an idea had gone tor th o Ili st RIO WB5 the of the Batik of England'; the tact was nut there:ore, it any persons were hoarding change under a' fake mimpiession, they would find i beinselves mistaken. Dlr. WRAIITON'brOUOIt •iil tide Bill for preventing Masters of Veeis mooring out of the Streammg.-- Bead a first time, 'and ordered for a second reading on Monday se'utfighL I ARMY EXTRAORDINARI ES! Mr. Lo NG gave n+ltivd that be 'Amid, on Trid4) , fortnight pt.poso . to Vole in'thei t Cuin of. Sup. ply •thti At my EXtr4ordinaries. then adkiarnecl. till Monday night. iILI.4O3 I 4ACE EOll ItEM,IIENT4I; 111ESSIES. To TILE EDITOR OF TUE SUN, SLR, To the late circular for an AllOWallee to Regi. mental ?blesses, 210 notiCe hi taken ot ptitriCl,Staff Otlicers,'consibuitig of On 'inspecting, Vivid Officer; a Paymaster, an Adjutant, ,and a Surgeon. fltrese Gen tlernen (particularly the Inspecting Field ()dicer, who has only ten shillings per diem, and is nut ebitti allowed a horse), ought,surely to come under the Prince Regent's consideration. Ireland will, of coorse, ht attended to ; and the Otiieeni in that kingdom will be provided, for. The Anillety, I pre...write, will alau come under tl,e allowance. In mentioning this arm, I think it right to state, from authority, that the Coro ot Royal Ar tilhiry Drit els i singulatly idtuated with r;•spect to its Officers, The Vivid Officers and the Giptaitii4 of Troops are permitted to be honorary members of ti u Mess at Woolwich, trot no Subaltern Officer can have access, and what is still more strange,. there is no place allotted for . these Gentlemen, who all bear the King's Commission, to assemble in for din ner as other' Regiments do, - When ,it is considered that there are_ 47 First Lieutenant-Commissaries,' 12 Secood Liontanaot-Cotomissaries, two A4IE/mtg. And elin Veterinary Surgeons, and 'that the largest proportion is constantly at h4d.quarters, their ex• elusion flom the Artillery- Mess, but,,: above all, their want cat a room to- mess int Must appear most extraordinary. - Their situation, was laid before the Ectrl of Moira, w hen . Master-General in ;goo, and measures. were about to be adopted on this head, When the Adniinistration was changed.: Nothing but oversight, we are persuaded, could have left this matter in the. predicament above stated ; and the late regulation brings lt -to that point 0 1) 00 which somethingifinal must be done ; for it would he on just to deprive, the Corps of the allowance, a n d MOW utunintary to permit so large - a hotly of coin, missioned Officers to be without a Mess. Apt Chstuttvett, April s,rBaa. , - MAILS. r‘A V tr) —► Malta, 1 I)tibilit, 2 Waterfor(i Du R-1 (22.- (112, t 1:11;bon, t Gucrt - t,,ey, t lerbty, i but . ,1.11, i 11',1.,=1. lora. --- T TEI E St T N. QUiij)lCitti FALSVM AUDLAr ? LONDON. FRIDAY, APRIL. 12, 1811. We have just received French Papers to the 7th inst,, from which• we hme made the &Rowing ex tra6ti r " PARIS, APRIL 6.--The King of Naples set out From h',s dominions on the firm intelligence he re ceived, by teltgriph, of the birth of the King of Rome, and has arrived in this - capital. " His Excellency Prince SCHWARTZENBURG, charged with the delivery, of a letter from his SUre reign the Einpeter, had the honour of being ad- Mitted yesterday, after the ley, to a particular au dience of his'NlJjesty,!' Private letters from Gibtahat' state, that a Frenqi convoy of t went y reinfoiteitnent and pro visions ter Corfu, have been captured by our CtkliZerS. it is also said, that eight frigate; have escaped from, 'reinon, and have taken refuge iu dithrent ports ill th,., iLdari raft.an. We were prevented yesterday,- by Want of room, from making any comtnents upon the Letter, from Lord WELLINGToN to Lord LIVEIIt , OOL, which was read by the CHANCELLOR of the EY.CHEQUER in the Debate .on Wednesday. It _any thing could raise the charaeler of Lord WELLINGTON higher in the estimation of his countrymen, both as a Man .and as a soldier—if any thing could bring a bluSh into the Cheeks of those who'have steadily.persevercd,in de . traCting from the merits of that' great man— it would, we should _think,- be the unaffected, beneVolcnce and the deep foresight displayed in that 'Letter% We should have thought (hose who were so confident.in their predictions of tbe . expulsion.a the' English from Poi tpgal, and who even pointed . out the exact time when MASIENA'S .triumphs were to commeoce i we hhould have thought, : we say,. 'that when they liaw the invading Army flying before those whom they vauntingly said they'would drive into sea, when they saw the calumniated British Geaeroi bathing every eifert of one of the most skit, Col and most fortunate of the French Marshals, at the , head of a greatly superior Army, .that they wonld hate almost been forced to retract their censures,, it tiot to jOin"in the general applatfse. No they pre. 'serve the most cold .and sullen silence and the'man who has buccesAively defeated J 0 NOT, bOULT, Vic Tog, avid MAssIgNA-,rwho has 'raised the military glory of I the country to the "highest pitch , --vhohas been invariably victorious, is denied, by a pavy in this country, even: common justice. We recol lect that about three months ago,' a string of, suppositions appeared in a Morning Paper. They' were whispered at the tine to be the produetiOn of two officers of rank (but we do not believe it, t be , cause we cannot suppose that any British Officer would encleavour, by anonymous' strictures, to stray the reputation of a man , who was absent, fighting the battles of his country) ; among other suppositions are the following it should turn out that MAssuNA has been allowed to establish. himself in the he'st militarq situation for the.pursu4tg of his 'ulterior Objed-. If it should turn out that MASSENA, about the end of November, was reinforced by THIRIt TI lOUSAND mid supplied with the am.. munition that hergreatly needed. - If it should turn ,out that MAssENA can take Abrantes, and that under the cover of his guns he Can command the passage of thefogus:whenever he pleases, between Santarem and Villa Vellia. " If it should turn out that the British shipping mialwithdraw helow Lisbon, when IMASSZNA throws a corp, into the 4' 4 If it should torn out that the solid defence of the heights of Almeida (we presume AlrnadJ) have bet 'n neglealed. If ft should turn out that Lord WELLINOTON, WHILE, LISBON IS froth. these heights, must resist,in lines of thirty miles extent, night and day, the enterprise of an equal; a mere concentrated, and a more Military constituted force. " If it should turn out, that in addition to the 2 5 or 36,000- men already secured by the, junction of Dittmar, and considerable reinforcements are on thcir march to join MASSUNA,. WM that this wary Gmerat Possesses; an entirety of lines of operation and 4ommunication.wit4 imozeTiSC . Magazines. " If it should turn out that. instead , of tieing in Mass, the 'Portuguese-- are crowded into our , Line s FOR TRE PURPOSE Of creating famine and (theme, . and that oar only resource is in, stir Shipping. of ,ro. bat7iiiitfi,,st,Oicto3niclo,laucli: this tnelanchOly string P I ,traand CAmpaign inatl'obr'itufbpel Plri:ivedlirilittsli:bjle7l)' o jt. n asuicligo t ri l l ; Bin s ia i ii d; of the French, the drAning Great pa" tain of her best troops, in order to moo this Country 'and Ireland to insult, if POI. IQ kerIOUI ill° itohetisleinkthoinigosusrhoeux/ptie(blietiopirloy„,ed, what il , • In answer to this string Of suppositions, we beg to ask,,if these things shouid not be proved, what Aro we to chink of the military skill of the (M eal thßeers (as they are reported to be) by who' ll th°4 ' sitiip.NpioAssistiaatinAs: o:v.rltailthaelri ,aisii:rit.eici) inlsio,reweel.trleenftr::ol.:lll his advantages , i s now flying before °''' tr43' with the lOas of sev eral thousand r i sen, end the. gteater part of , his artillery and bav,131;,4, w l ' at 'a John Bull to' think of the General who lois fool hinl 10 Ai, and wha t is John Bull ioihniii 01 111'4 Eng/is/y/I . m by when! that Geoe ral has been . inces• sandy censured and calumniated , . The appointment of the f.imoui Jot:1,1300' as Millis,es from the United Soto I t Vr'tic7 k. , e may well , give r oom for speenlarion, ail! ani.:.ll" 6111)1)0Sed to indicat e a disposition in ih e l' ItaPl.° , ll Gu oa . veirinnott t o support its indePendeliee, Y° ing a man whoie pi inciples, as tilanifesied 1111110! • aßilililicitats)isliisojillN'yoc,t.talo.titbrlpt):ll,a.iltc:aßilia,ntrr7te.lyula:.:l titiwlo9'olw,c-lu'4l:lrdanepaclsgc;efioutiiktt.:,.'is‘etivllwiltritgle;ll.ll(ii:litsltit,o.e(l:lll,:sital:ll:i.iroleilf)etilirti:se:gt,dp::esll,e,! . , • • • I t he fi nis * upon • Lord.LAUDERDALB, whosis prii,c,p,c- Republican. But ii is certain, that Joa,13""1:, , tnni:c Si) far as to suppoy-e, that the Nohio L'"(i'v3c:lo, b tl e h r , t c y bardcler of mankind, and when lie Y‘ ls ir'6l . he often declared Ci•itili3 fati : l t o l l' ;1 1 . were wholly unfit to receive those, 00,,tva., It • Nlr . 1)4". which PhilOsophers had prepare,l tor (hew. Its therefore by• no means irno ssible ,that . • ~ • ° ,od 104 LOW inay 'h3ve gone to the other ottrear''' i • o le u tlftu restrkai;iiitl:!,,at,.ll.7...d.rteauinitiot jt)iidyebreeq4peilr)et.i: ptrnot',.vott":o',',4,peilb,il,4 voyage to America i I a inanYY°' l al w i tl r ' i a: t n i l l e il t - r 'a t G :L tu : re l v e es o r fn il f il 'u l l s e h t n e : lll. :e d re l‘:florrit.:B':Aeßvit::::::l'4:::ll'civ'i focilit'Pth7s(3.GveetnntilleleatLt.n to a. Priee7el'in4indtitfehenPellP2'ar:ll:l:ll-1:1:: : I_ ll. ) ) ..tili i i: s e d ta. : t . i: N i et i . i t a s . a :r; yi.:lfeileill:tiol,liialilll jii:ltu'‘lorlairil,lititY,cssia:st:ivi,cerYi'fr,aern,Aindo.t:edttsoy:isPatilt.°:ldviyiotkleii:iliN'ten,.llls,i:iallinil'ilt:e:::elis(ilw::,(lllliciliti:l:se:lll,lll:ll.,blailitlii4iivl4,oiir:;°4llo:ll:iirj,P:llll::l::; t...cLkicroc•B'ePtlicyluratbeknadoc.lDort.tewoi'ci.loLczks,. ~.acA c t o nt e , i :` l6 l l, i ) e : i c i ob t ,) -r .'. , ! , . gl' , 3 .le l 4 t r e ee- 0; .--................. , wi t, Yesterday, • , 5 1,,'" . eivdlAbJyEGSyTeeYeiatelv)rs.ii.l::lo(l:,ilalwe:i.c.,:s:oNbreigiotOEnitsitiyt:ll.:lo:B ' 1 ::: . : 3 1 0 : 00 ,e'r V ri 1 HIS It . qp. , -()Y al Higline, the Parser; i"u•per IP to several tisiigstieltrlse„ssii)r'ficitecerdsl:""sili4t::e; tii !Wool, astended by Colonel l'adM11;:olos, 0 !'“vi'lEtt, Colonels PALMER :00 CO . v _ c., held a Council, which was intendol tr,iseisl.'„` ~, ( Y . i:r i :s i t le L t A 9t ir ed cl , (I)lltstillieP r°llreCa'sttycrabnucrlY it: tiih,:r,,..l:ll:‘l t.'"0;tv,t'll'"1111),:: re t ie : 4 : l : 7 , lin a ! idet F i rst i, c L: i n c i r ' , ll r tht,,rici u A d , g t l e n i ii:idav'ii': cv ‘ iitr.:"i::: State, the President 01 the 0040, 1 4 0 lAll c al M is count a t u ' i e sd ' (. l llreblelctt.oieoree c , : a t: , d t I r v x y: 1: t t s e: i d s oetiloatsroColel74?l bii°0'11";: ,'I, Major. G encral Hodgson wA$ i! ) , l , r , gd e u r t , o r . Gl' CopAinaii,tia in Chief of the Isiihw.i":„dl 14‘ c1 46' ''''‘' 16 1 , vernor of the Cape of Good 1 lope. i • 15 I- Ilia His ROYAL. kilo' /linos gave onoluat ,00 , f O l., Marquiii WE6LusLEY, the Earl of 10 E:.°lo:,if PERCEVAL, 'Mr. ItYrnsts, and, All',, Y i ',id, Plitt' DAVID DUNDAS, , LIS, COMllgillilr in, G ui st, 51,11.11 ufi p ois n lio rn y i A lit L ar i y ilu a t t i lit s i u rO ss ..•' ;ii ./N o ir l; r-oce . dcitil t fil :i some Courts Martial. . i roolc 161 ' l lar Mr, Foss is had an nticlience, awl •,, oture • his ROYAL HIGHNESS rgi..-11.01.1i 1 0 l ii6 u6l) i it t ie, ' America, on hits' missioe. , ~ • lie lu ' oii Yesterday, a Court of Direttors oas)i0,1001‘. East-India H ouse when thesis ne w i ' .. I‘lsi their oaths .and their seat S. . ni , o n , . .., 0 0 JACOB BOSANQUET- 11,ig. anti l' t , LAO" '• Bart' were eleeted Ch'airtron aad 0.1 )( ' ) .. 5 O il . for the year ensuing. it'or'iglr from' BY a paper laid betbre ParliaMent, , the year 1703 to tin, prt.,..5 . 10i ., t ::, 1 , 1 :,:y , „o i l The total I(eceipts.nt the LaA•liAlia Cui i 4,i,t,0, have bean 1 . . - : 11 , ,-' d":,,1 And the total Payments - 0 s. 1 . 0 ,04 1 :, Sorlus iteeeipts ' . • ' „„ I ,,,vitic", - 'I he p Diviiithints on Capital Sta9k I ' 4° ia iitt Remaining surplus ReCtipts : \VC kl'd roil)P sJONALDION, VII:: AlW4F.Ergag.--:, , ,11 ,, oia 00 , learn that this respeCtable otiiar(d'tA,, iii f`'` l 'olt ill his heose • in-' South udley•slr'V t o 10 ..ri d 'h happen'' ,- ,4d, , , i quenee of an aecident whit' L i' , :WI t i ll' %O IL' Sunday last in Iltaineeliireat. ',''',,„o.;i!4ll' i . iii leg` he WaS entangled with a to';'•''",..„, o,;ro,:rjo, threw.him,dowts, and tilt, ti inn 'Ail`', tt,441.::0„, The coachman .drove , awlY 11"1 ~3 J. 1/ ':jl3 ,:- inthfrerence,. and h3s never been to eii o ' i f nil's was . dreadful, and the levcf.,„' ,1 In 1,,ti,i4 il?'.. vnted 'amputation., He., lii44': , 0,00 '0,,i0 till about'five:o'clock tuts trielnl'dotb. ' a irif ferings. were eloSed bv the band 0 . t i - a viasor. tlid between bu and 6o yeari of at 60.1.11, 1•00,1000 int elligent man, . well. atle"intec' ~ I (3:41 *0 6411. , „oisei,-' ~,(t Iv commerical tonglici, rinU 1 4, I"' sharts of geil t ral Ili los inatith3, - " .' , • 4rell v/110 We d.ilt 0 11' ' re, d ein.si . .. . . )