The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-12 00:00:00

~'.t t': t of ,)H "f !if r;! plfS ont 10' jot! , oft 'ylf 8 froia Welmington, 3 fronl Botton, I from Baltimore , *Din Nutfulk, an'A '7 from 01-I r ea4►`. tl& cargoes of 45 : I thera amount t o 47,9g0 barrels of Flour, pith 13 50 more '.99 ' tat i° ,l ; 1 C0,063 1 3 rrets a Vlic a t, Ii .5t Bags (Into,' Bai'rels ditto, ISJs Cask - % of Iti'ce, 17,756 Mlles . of Clttot i, 2 9 ,l fh:trreli . of Tu n t rt`e, 271'9 tiiit.0.1.16., dittol_4l t B ciiiks 7 . 6 Hoolleads '.Basco{ 680 Cas k s liletc itunt Bark, 128 th ousan d Staves, 7i Tons tAlgw 6 °‘l' j te3o .11ank Bones, 248 Deer Skins, SI Bags . Shecß's 11.° ` )1 ' 4.490 Fir Deal's; with a roil cargo of Titub;r.ftoM ,te , —From A pr i l 22 to May 15; in the present year, there glierired ont in the United States, 0 vesiela from this ti-74tilled from hence to the United States, till American. Our-Flour Nlittltet Was t Zcevdingly bri'ilt this con'sitkrulAy upwarirk of 20,D00 bat rids mere I ' llll Sales Were effected sit varifitis prices, but lift market closed at itht week's . tootation -78i. 1079 Per Darrel : a quantity had beea bonght 1173 t. and 765. Gcl. Notwithstanding there was I t ltfn ng attendance of d ea l e rs, the purchasers of `h c 4 t Was hilt incontidcrable, compared to that tntrican Flour, which has not felt that de pression at .was anticipated from the abundant 4 MY of that article, according to the statement 4 tar e , annexed ; to which may be added 2000 and i 7 barrels more, by two vessels that have ar , rrttl thotfgh their cargoes yet cannot be cor , "IYascertained. Cot toes gave way la , tt a very tit t n price lost week, which was chiefly con :1;4 to inf er i or qua li t i es ; ve ry few bags were ' The exhort demand for ?lice occasioned it il dvarlee 4s. per cwt.: vast quantities have s to Purchased, for speculation as well As shipping, Rice - ; it has been bought on sperm ,3n f ' ar the Irish market. Tobacco has im little in price : other articles of Arne- Oroduce cannot be fairly quoted from our l 'ernt nerkt till the latter end of the week, pa!-- ,'" 14,1 y Nava' Stores, Ashes, and Bark, of which te e ve heen plentiful supplies. ' (, rit e "Cow Maria, CA pt.iiti WA IT, was to Sall Ihre e days ulcer the Courier front New York." ic a ' 4 roni the Ceduna,sp C aid oitiqd of 14.14 iwag.) 10 "0 1.K, MAy ArrtAßY, from 4(1111 aF, informs, that a Carthaginian one gun "tr, with 35 men, has captured, off the Ba tt' a Spanish felucca, bound to Ilavanuak, ‘rith a tuiffion, of dollars on board, and indigo to 'arlY that .itnotint • To shew how stoPid Spiniards their affairs, it may be curdy necessary to 7 ' that au English Captain represented to the Authoritirs the r 4 of senditig SO IlitiCh o f their vesseli, but. they answered they l ' i oider, to Ail) it in Spanish ships only, and "Johvyed them. tt ii estimated that 5,000 hogsheads•or tobacco lost by the freshes in Kentuchy., ap ar,..iv:!l, at Liverpool, letters were yesterday tttl in town from Bahia to 13th M.tranham to 20tti. In the hornier place the at test alarm prevailed with regard to the Ne to among whom degree of agitation was vi qlt, 14P h i l/t h) APRIL 15... The Royal :Flag of Pot - . N4sfties in the north and,Aontla of .Persiainbucti. tet ' ll itabitauts of this Captaincy were the most: It ented, and expected some support in , order' ti a ll thite them to declare in -favour.of .the Royal, Ti , e harbour was blochettled; ,and the I ,"r of t h e nort h ern . NEL of the province, ZintniAhes the city with meat; refused t o Ittt if t 4 ll .Y: wheat is zWt,soltl:for titan a bun thli"is each alriiiiere'(or bushel):: 'the troops of lit te l / I "gents are not..sacieut to .garrison 'the dc4tld, in th e mean lime, troops pre march -4 either 'from Babia, •and, others also are up-. tp 4414 re." 1401, APUIL 19.- , -The greatest tranquil - I g n s.here : and the rumQur , of an insurrec iii aura . not confirmed l'tly JvNa .I—Ylie Quest; had select ;fq r , ' 4l eVeoll)g, 111$ :morning her 1114.7E51'Y, Nltti 1 , 1 : " l ed h'y the Princess Et.fleAnartt and their 1!1 Waiting, took au airing in a coach and t ," 11, 11 , 1) 'load, and retorned to the Castle he Pi hires., AUGUSTA' rode on horse- The Princels SOPHIA was well enough to ut y her eartjage'„ - SIMIGUTH bad On audience " W " REGIINT at Carlton-house. I Ul k 1., o lt Y-,Taushingtini East. India ship, which ct "in .""re a t Sea Reach, was got otf yesterday , Pr 4 Phareittiv without damage. 't he " es ilay evrning Mr. TALM was introduced 11 0 (3 \ v t , , , t n eti .I toorn ' of Theatre, by li Pay Ne. Mr. Dowrot.7, in the name 'Niers of Orttry-laneTilCiitrt, expressed list conc - urrence of accidental eircom* rendered them unsuccessful in their r 'N: I , eirt)t ts to welcome Mr. T AL MA E 0 e lr `rLrnt B lieetiug conversation passed•bet ween t,..ALIA and Mrs. ALsop, on the subject of the tirN I "; .jaUDAN M TALMA )Il , F. at not Itavin be. seemed , greatly g d of the late Mrs. 11. P befog 11: France, until be saw the alt o of her 'lead,. Ile added, that be . ..ost nappy tfo stew the daughter that ti aot i; — mines& with h e had beets de. u,: "I'Porruttity of cheering.the letit moments It 44 lll.l l ,"l'er.—Fro t n the Ilrnt y -1,113e Green " c estm • • d , \Jr 110IYARn 41 . `it, t o A waS con ucte • ) , tv4 t he Ureen !loom of the Lyceftto..where 1:41,4 .tveeived br. Mr 'A iit4ol anti Mr. 11ENBY IQN Aftcr 10 , with the most" marked att ent i its tlk ti kiv th c l l ( , ) . 4 ',"ctifall to the pet-hunters, and a Inereut parts of the _house, to- IN • I - A n. "t}ce I box to witness part 01 tur C 'tid to. l't Mist KELLY, whe w Liu loudly si" 0.4„ ;kNE ii: • the rotcc bi.Otight inio Leeds eh nsisted of one troop, Ist ileaq I.)ragOonS, and oi.e troop 13th Light. AbOut floe o'clock on MoutGiy the Iledvy Drag,Otis were sent for Gy eipresS flow ‘Valte6elll, Where, and in the niiiztitioild, ,, E) , l, during the whole of Monday, there wire essetn bluges of nitt, Whose object, it is supposed; wko, to atiettpt resetting thd prisoners apprehended on suspicion .„e trcasonanle practices. No tumult, :,owever, took pbtte in that quarter, be timely i r , i ),.nrititcc:of the rtillitdry cbitipietely Checking all disposition to distittbance, On the someday, however (Montlay) , a picquet of Yeomanry Cavalry, consisting of five men, were fired at between Henley and Huddersfield. One of the CaValry horsei was sbot in the eye. After exchanging several'shots, the yeomen were obliged to retire to Huddersfield, before the large and increasing numbers of the insurgents. In Henley itself (which is about three or .four miles from Huddersfield) several houses were plundered of arms. .The windows of two or three inhabi tants were demolished; and three holies verefired into the house of a Member of the yeomanry • - Corps. Leeds remains perfectly tranquil ; and I have no doubt that the disaffected throughout the whole district, finding the Civil and Military Powers so well prepared for them, will for the present aban don their purposes. The house of 'James Mann (one of the Dele gates apprehended at Thornhill Lees—see yes terday's Leeds Intelligeneer) was searched, by order of the Megistrateii, at twoo'clocic on Sa turday morning. The constables found his house door open—his wife in bed. TheYinformed her that her husband was in Wakefield lionse of Correc tion-4' 0! (will sin) he will not be long there " Probably not" (said one 9f the constables) ; " he is apprehended on suspicion of High Trea son, and will soon be removed to a stronger place." At this the unfortunate woman wept—said her husband ad ruined her and lier ramify . ; that he was always out, often till very hue hours ; and that he comPelled her always to . leave the how ,dour unloCked, when, she went to bed, that he might get w ith ou t noise • The constables carried off a great quaniity of books and papers, aid (mind one of his private dra‘yersa dal of Sir V.II4t,NCIS BUADETT ! • The Leeds YeMPRnrY Catulry (now uttisitig)• it is expectc4l, will ,be completed this. we, 4—...tw0 troops. Their swords have, been, received.. lt rumoured the seven of the arrested Dele• gates have.. been Sent off num Wakefield to Lriodon. .Tlre, spirit of the lower elassca is extreitely bad. 'rlie greatest praise i 3 dite to Ole active and poblie spirited Mayor of. Leeds. 'll4e Nun kern ftegi ment l Wrst. Riding Yeomanry I►,~VC 1)eil on duly since Sum/4y afternoon, mad are so still. , FOIL TUE SUN. MR. Entron,—Tnere was , a degree of candonr and liberality in what you said of :the A/visite/tie. eandact of the Loan MAvott in-your l'aFer this . Ary, which skew, indeed, that as you say you are indeed " firmly attached, but by no means .ser vilely devoted to the resent' Administration.". Perievere in' your attachment to Ministers while tliey pursue tie principles of the Immortal PITT, but at the same time persevere also in Maintain ing the sante liberal spirit, manly tone, and con sistent character, and yon will he respected by the opponents of your political principles as well as he supported by those who approve of them. perceive that the LORD MAYOR, in his Placard of Gratitude, returns Iris thanks to the . " Worthy and • adEptadeat Livery of London." I wish his sup porters in general were really the Worthy and in dependent part of the Livery, and I hope that he may, by his Parliatneatiry conduct, deserve the approbation of the really worthy and independent, and lbyat Livery also, and not be propped by the Brawlers of at:ow/ton Man, or the specious Ora tors:of a Common council. Batsotes Catee-house, Jane it. PATRIOTLCUS. SiliP NEWS, &c. PORTSMOUTH, JUNB the Metcalf,. for Madras and Bengal, and the Miss Plata, for.the Isle de 11116. HARWICH JVNE 'l.—Arrived the Castlereagh packet from Cuxhaven: Sailed the Beattfoy packet for ditto, anti Prince at Orange packet for WI, land—all %id'. mails. Tottnei,JUNlS 10.—rArriveti the , American ship C u mberland from Sunderland, for the East Indies. Sailed the Ganges for Bengal. DEAL, JUNE and sailed for the River, the Numa, NAPIER, from Grenada Put. back the Arab, .for the South Seas,.anti the Fran. cis and Eliza,. for Fort William. •, DOVER, JUNE ived the Enterprize and. Integritsi ~transports frottfi London; to take in horses or Calais. FALIKoUTH, JUNE 0.--The following •pacitets: - have gone -into the Roads, preparatory to .saikink p :--Duke of Kent, for. pshon ; .(10tnitess 'of Chichester; for tlie Met;iterraneati— ,. (ibese two ate only Waiting alair wind) ; Queen Charlotte, for the Brazils to sail on the l'lth ; Dttke of. Tot k , for Jamaica, on the 13th ; and the Princess Elizabeth, for America, on the. 16tn. Poore, ..11.1:se 11.--The Fi lends, CLEMENTi, from -Liveipool ; Swift, KEATS, from this port ; and the John, 'Asti, from Genoa, bound to Con • ception• and Trinity Bay, were spoken with on the ist Mar .off. Cape Race, but could nut proceed on their destination on aecuunt 01 the lee. • bbijil - t ic.IN . (I•B i3E.Cii'.. • , flier: •,-1::::.1.570Y. • • .. „ The Court at diff e rent times iesterilaie Was tNett .• With persons of rank : u tote : emOog others sese Lord Grey,, with las boy ahotit n ine veers old.; Lw4 Holland, Luid Orieseenor, Lord 4grenono,..l.ord Firming, Lord Camden, and his son, Lord ltreelin'tole 1,0r5l Montt - ord, Mr. Laieb ton, Mr. :lieroey, it nit-hard Vtrullt-t, Mr: Lo*!, Mr. Gordon, Mr..Niacemiald, ;sir ( .I'in,':‘..icott, Sir If.s.knatehbol.i, .sir It Wilsou, Mr. Bloce; and the l'oringuase Ambassador, The ATTOIINEY-6E:4Eft.ti..tibOtlt 11et oftlotk iii the 1 tCIIIOOo 'o:l,tcrVed, 1 hat he was happy to see one or the ,`:•:heielts iistie;rt, a' fie had no e mi t )/ he would .ft cl it hia duty to attend to what was passing ill Ow hl 11, At that iiionitot he under stood hand-hills were in circulation, which were of a most intl iono,dory nature, aas follow : Britons be Free.---d Feu; gSt.iIt , IGIIAMS are yenta" • • . it Britons arise.---\o Poterty in a plottVril Country:" • There were About five or six of t h ese placards in manuscript brought into Court, and shown to the Judges and the Jury. Mr. Sheriff Kirby ins; mediately withdrew, and returned soon after; but without Making any report of what he hail done or diseovered. The author or di3tributor of these ahouiiiiaisly wicked placards, Was not, as far as we could learn, discovered. At the COOCIII4iOO of the examination in chief of Castle, Lord ELLEN 110a000g Alddreiled 11;111seif to . Ikle. Wetherell, and asked ‘ - eliether it was his wish then to enter upon the crossexamination of Castle ? Mr. Weelreikeet. replied,. that it would cer tainly crettpY much , time; and if it were post poned, as the Witness was described in the, list as in cust4dy, it would not perhaps appear an un reasonable request, that no person but the guard and gaoler should have access to hip; until the cross-examination were' ficidied; in order that he might not be able to see any notes of hi 4 evidence, or to have Communication with any persons who had been present dining his examination in chief. • Lord filLeswisortouou said it was•ceetainly be regretted that the cross-examination could not be commenced to-night, but the Court could make no rule such as was requested ; hi, Lord ship would rather address himself to the At torney• General, who 110 dooht would take cat e that all proper precantions Were used, His Lordship trusted that Mr. Wetherell would nut understand that the remark that hail fallen from rite Court 're garding postponement proceeded from any other motive than a wish for his personal aecommodm The Court woulff continue its sitting to any length with pet-feet readiness and satisfaction. Mr. WETH-EtteLl. proposed to put a few ques tions to the witness before the Colirt rose. The ATTORNEY-GriNitftat considered, that if the cross-examination were begun, it could not be di vided; but must be concluded that night. He was quite indifferent what course was ptirsued; but he would tordertake, as far as li`ts direction blot tirce, the witness should have no communication, either in writing or otherwise, with any person', but his gaoler and the guard. Lord &lAN/1011°0111,-1 have no doubt of it • and I rather think that Mr. Attornev•Genetal right, that if you begin, Mr. IVetherell, you must conclude your cross-examination. Mr. Wetttefteet, suegestel that the Sitting of the Court Might be prolimged - as trinal, to seven eight o'clock, and in the mean time tub Cross. exion.ination might proceed. Justice Observed, chit that hour was now nearly arrived.' • _ Lord ELL:trßonouan.-;--We are ready to for ' nisli such bodily strength as ire have : God knows' we have Hone to spate. The n'eject being to obtain truth, it is right td Consider also the bodily state of the witness, and to take care that he is• not entirely exhausted; I certainly 'lever .reersl - so bong 80. examination in chief iu my life.—: You will dispose of your time as you think fit. . Mr. IVILITLIEttRet added, that after,the fatigue the Jury had undergone as Well as the Corm, he would not then continence the cross-examination. lie thought, however, that sitch questions as the Jury was disposed to put might be :answered. The ATToRNRY-GtiNERAL said, that this was not the fit stage for ttse questions of the JOry. lie again assured Mr. Wetherell that every step should be taken to prevent any kind of ciniintunication with the witneSs• „ Lord Et.t.eNnOttotion .recommended Wwittrasee to accept this assurance, its the Court could not ioterpose to lay down any rule opou the subject. One of tbe JorylOok this opportunity" of sk • Mg, if they could not be allowed to take a little fresh air, is custody of the officers appointed to Attend thew : this Might be alone either curly in the morning, or lare its the evening ; hut Unless it wet e permitted, it was not imptissible that the Court might he delayed by the uecess:ty of ntedi cal attendance upon some of the • The Conn assented ; but suggested that the direction taken by the Jury' should not be made knoWn, I , - Mr. IVttrttrßttt.t. reqnesten t hat i'ne Officer might be, sworn to keep the witness CaStle secore from all communicatiim; and again ,Lord geesesi uottouult recottunended that the Counsel !by the prisoner should be satisfied with What the'AttOr ney•Cli;rieral hail tiusdertaken. et' - Mr. Well] begged that some person on the,part *of the prisomr might he allowedlo watch the witness. tdrd F.l.LttinOttpUGll obtleri'Vd, that if it were i l ls e ase he should entertain 00 doubt tie j..elleitisy, after what bad beens;tid by the oilier Mr, SVETtitOtEt,t. expressed 1,1,e,,, u - quite satis fied under the eircumStattees, and agreedjo cons meoce his cross-exatulnation t6-Morrow (this , ; Mr. Justice BAYLEY ohservieg, ihet the witness might then be interrogated as ter ateand what commonication he head hat; %vitt) rithef pee sutis l e a u those appointed to attetol The Coutt then . n4°11:1101 at half•pstst siX o'cloch. . leaving the Hall the pli t ,otter 3 were as trinfil t he,, re d ley the ntoS, `l"he I-14st! Uelito s , assigned for escorting them Were (10111461, 01 , ( 1 l ,deice . yard tvaSthilMgekt t b tnultitqe,oi" 'rise lower dour, Qu 11;0' awing the prisoners, Teti tle- Wand iTticlltt , .llly ?rink 3 1,544 ntm i 0 0 , ..r vt i to patqirf ceived an additironal eirtforremtot of t..voltisildiva met) from doaA t.. , are - tflacol under the .c‘imift 4 .tot of ; Liet.fufthot, Coliff•tl CoLlifimiE; Third liftoff's. PROVINCIAL PITT CLUI3S. STAFFOIinSIIIRE PITT CLUB. tite ot Mar; the Nt4frit staffordinire litunbers of the. London Pitt Chits etiehutteil tie V1(.11104 : 4 ihat,i)priglit Patriot, at ion, C.:19 tov..u.' the Chair art this . aC49joil tiA takeii by JOsiAll Srot)E, Esq. gupported by l'untiAs Fintot , t,,Esti. - The Meeti. big wits tipliolice4l by a ”timerotts iinilance highly respectable Alembers, who vied with each oth e r in endeavour§ to inotnine the hat molly a the company; and to evince their Zealous attach.. meat to the ptinciplespf our late Itninortal States:. man. ~An excellent Band anti of Ainsie attended, entivened;the day br a great nurither of patriotic and and national Hits. • The folloWing were among the Toa.sts given The King, with, three tittles three. Sion, " God Save this Ring'," with fall Chorus. The Priace Regent—three ti tt.es three. The Queen—three tito . rs titter. The 0.11)(e of Vork, anti the "other brittches of the Royal family—three times three. The Princess charlotte of Wales, and her Illustrious (nn- suit—three time) three. The CHAIRMAN then, after an appropriate ail.. (tress to the Meeting, proposed,'in grateful re-. collect kin of the public services of the great than whom they were that clay assembled to comme morate,. " The ,immortal Aleatory of the Right Honourable IVILLIA:st Prri.," which was .drattit by the company with three 6:net three, and thun ders of arplause. . The Navy and Army ofOrket Britain. The Ilonse of Brunswick, and may they never forget the Principles that seated them un the Throne of these Tit P iESTANT A (WEN N C Y,—( Great 4frplartsc.) The Nlinitters of thr Prineu itegenk. May I lie 1 , 1 i 'triples of Ate. Pitt at ways animate 'their eouncils. 'llieJ)tilte of Itichnhind, President ofthis (10, Sir John Edctisor fleathcote, our worthy 1.,cal President. Sir JonN expressed Ills thanks to lIIC eosnrstly for the cordial manner- its which Isis health had been drank, and Isis satisfaction at.tneeting thefts on that occasion. Lie propoted the Iseislih of the worthy Chairman of the. slay, Mr.'Spode. Mr. Spode, with thank* fur his services in the Chair this day. The elinirroati this day presiding iu London, the Ititht lionotirahle Robert Peel. The Vey. Mr. llasnett, the retpected Chaplain of this Assit... elation. Mr. Tonslittion, the late Local Secretary, with thanks f‘ir his 'zeal in the Cause this Clot). Mr. Fent utt,.tho Viest-Prctident and Secretary, with thanks for hit st.reices. . Stone, Mr. Tositt.trtsoNt and Mr. Ns ,eyerally addressed the Meeting. to, tetPrti thanks for the aiinrobation with whih thry had bren and to express the satisfactiott the stionld eveir feel in styportinlz the great . Canso', in which the Alev in t ; waa engaged. Lk. Att:heliu.n, the rattiotiE Rouhtier of the Piti Cloh. . . 'Tilt CHAIRMAN (hell 110lifIVti 10 lilt Virttepfltly s that William Shepherd Kinnersly.. Esq. hntl lent ontinioquily appointed to ;),I.e Chair et tilt! litkU Antmersary, stid, after etilogiiing , that attultalent to trite l'itt 01 hiziplei, proposetk his _ _ Mr. KINNERSLY rettirne i his thanks far the high honours which he had that received frnrtl the Astociation, curd saiii the object which they had iu view, of commemorating I lie great Si ales/. man whoba principles and counsels lutd ,preserf . rci this country, would ever receive his warmest 40134 port. Flo!. ;Absent Members of the Associatlon. The tiewty-elect ed Tile Lent Lieutenant of . tins Count,. The Gustos lintulorunt of this County. The Representatives of this Count) P.vriiirttent. The %millet's, for'the Borongli of N e w e Asite, The tAnderi unit ccitnitiereiai Inteeeth of Great Britain. The Town awl Trade of NeatcaWe, i'rotrity to the Statrordsbire Putterict. The worthy GHAT'IMAM here ttitik Orett ,, ion tri express the pleasure it gave him to see Newcastle and the Potteries so happily united ittsentiment on this day, and his hopes that the sante hartuenty might for ever exist. Tholientienten this drty assembled at !hitstem, in eilebra *ion of Mr. Pit L's Memory. Tlee Dttlie of Buccleogh and the Pitt flub of Scotland. Lord Kenyon and the Vitt Chill of Will Pat MI the other Pitt Clubs throughout the United Kingd9rn e who are this day assembled. Cdptain Kitinerrly and the Newcattie and Pottery Troati of Yeomanry Cavalry. The Wo.nlon Walls of Old England. Ships, Colonies, and Commerce. The'tOtisti were interspersed with .rnany excel lent. 'songs trom (lac:tent Oentletho) of the party, and. were mostly honoured with three tinges three. The eltairtrian quitted the Toom at ten o'clock, iittiltkt ft general tiFtunnstrat :Lin of respect, anti ref llattli,s for the thanner !tic!' he had presided. Pr.DESTIUAN NI:I'I'CH ON WORM WOOD SCE tTBTI S. liA.K.r.n ',yolked till ten o'clock on Tuesday night, having . then Completed f miles. EAToN coftti.i totetl walking for three-qttarttrs of Ail hoorlittein 'Boot 'whdh r cotton-need yeaterd.ly toOrning R t n ritittrter pat toter; EATON flit twenty-three tninntes past fonr. At (nor itt the afternoon i:Attnit brid corni.leted3fl VAtcsi uJ. The tornter hod, from Coat 'hour to tour o'clocl, in the ifitniai.lt) of WHO'. day itekt, bvittg the last hiyar it 'tile 4'2 thtys itivve(l;3lq miles to tioklt trig. Evrom has to pcfforni by the ealtie time 33f3'ntilis twit In Order to aftoril the niliniretS or the Animal Creation it tnoro convenient oppor“tnity est view* log tsanle .Specirratos nov: eNhitt_itinit, at the Royal Alei,";%;rtiO, E'Kettr to gt enter att• vontl4,r,e, it it inteocktl (we ont!orstAnd) td 'Alter their ditiirqt fi.oool,eloshionrtie of „h ie tilt eyening, tb t3.rn tilt oftvro nnon.----tince the actoriddr;erit of the Lioness the dl rict;on cou,tinnei lillrecvdenteki, anti the :!tied , naLterie is 0111+n:zed tinily with I„ ,- u!:es, Nfri,44effiett, anti petsons at ditt;itctivn, sn , d,oltt, to 11,1 10 1,1 beantifut psniel stickling the Witt tt, Rf i 4 tioncts nuvtlty may never again t,Ccnt, Font 'which CAnnot tail to t,scile tl tt aitoQislnnent or every ,pectatot.