The Sun. — London, England, 1817-09-11 00:00:00

PIZOVINCFAL.JOURNAL,S. - (Dtil.inue&froin our'i!apecif iiitertay4;.?: • -';‘-• , 1- • . • i s tblAitiS UPON. 1;11 F: ReoisActplo.).l.lsP. .THE.LAST,4F.SSIOfs: 'OF '(From ?*(ie gllirbllN7CW•respowlent ry . _21141109)" • Tli,e..Pet.i!iints of the Reloritteri did not . 6ifti't 41) trace Sicireitres - ; 'aild the Civil List', 'in h e v .k o of their-geiti•vances. ThoSe are th'i'-theee • `grand pivot a 'principal shore of •paaiut'le,,t'Cionrility turn's. " Tire idle and incim.itlei ate ‘vlib 'lent their names ro ';tho-3e- ;Bills , of jildictinent 4gaiiiit the Constltli= . wi•Tell they . calle , d ;children, 'and-the populace of all ages; who ilm.tea to...swell the oigiiitclirei StibSc . ribP to th't4n ----toms ieftle pains-to reFleee s l os , ing ; to weigh .th e atAtiiti he, e-aleuiate. the Pension: ; •tgt eiea tithic't fit nature •atol — purposes of the Civil Li'se, or 'the wEich entEnsted those fittidt•Of dont : pet : lS - a, •reWard, and-T.Oyal grace, to the i‘lonareioy. T{iey - heard titat the Sineettrei were the cause,. o f 'th'e. •pliklic,..i..tax a ioii•;"-and they.- we re . -- cre dylotts • en'oui.ol to-belici;e 'what fraud had uttered.' They r ear d, th e u;iho . Pensions consaittted the 1)10't ben , 'of which - tirey ktiew.aa' - ' ..had'heen printed `and •spaikett,,:qintrAiext, the7;l'ear( l tCiat the CiVLI Dit,t was are geeat Leviat him, which gorged i;self .tidith the 'pro - three ctf the public labour andlittliis; tty••:• , -and, ultimately, they' he:ad that . : all th o s e •• three.-collectively, - were crush i lig the country ; and, -as 'this:.ivAs•: " - ICure • and' more of it"--a matter Rl , t . alyi•. acc - eptable- to the pi.Ttilar aplietitc for: •whatevcr "`extraordinary—tile whole was stliffed .. .into their libellotii . retition, which the House t,f c.mtnions. reused to receive, Th e - Soie. - Cures, the l'enSions . ; and th'e Civil List, therefore, Were asierted'lti: cause "the ' . .kotianderitig of half titim earning's of the country, its their sctppoit and this "it's falsehood, and otr•tiJentint of- its imputence,:dared to s tlie , -attention, and . tbiletnantl. the coltiPli once, House . .Tlie . aggregate of fh t Si„ef3vireg,iiill nest draty:sixp,e-tiCe- per an- With front the , pOrket - of. any Man, Twin) paid thirty 'pit-ands •a•year.taxes•to the Statei and out 'of a thlitlsand•-. 4 Wliti signed the: - Miscalled Petitions, wide() mere destined to ios.idt : thkel'iirtiatotiit and tattunniate;the •Cons Lit alien, there were nine lonidreA a lid .nitiery;ni‘ne, t akenr averagely attibtigt , Ill,e'rnast - 9of•' , .th:Petitiotters-, who- .did. not pay a liArAhing u - ally. in :Ale form: of' taxation. - The clAttiour .agaitit-•thei.SinecthsS rts::-.st•roug•.as - delusion : could make' it. Tlite. , i4atium-rarig?,.l.oni•:•qtie h t ;01117; aztil n s .! Charity, -'S rfecn es tit List"; litC"' Pa 11 i ll i'eiie an &Atte 'ela•ni•our, lia‘;ing-'leersi 0 successful in ther saenie, persuifiterthe' people into "siiCe,erity,iit their •La trird thos.gaing . 4s.,„.tliel . Cota‘il not-stop short, and ,11:-3 ye the trot 14-in • - uircert n ty; and , a'enn ent -- .../..i.bscu.kim., • -.They wepe pushed. fprw,a.cd, ..by„ t lar -f-art 110.-4 11 an th cY iCisiiet4 co have'-.gotte.ti..'They...w.tre•di•jeen,into a •CloSer.iu tev : igafittn,of t complained of, . - t Iran- ti,ey imposture• teas detected. The. aholitio.o of ,all the .751•tiee . h.ces nd_Pviisjoi):4"cif the 'riot afford_ a.._sensilde•re liet,,•,•nor.• -Clisible. ; buttli_sn- . -.tct suppt:isin,4 2 4t p.oli4c . t.O.stegradr theiNianarghy, and to sink (i.e Sovereign . Estate into a PiCsidentship; to account periodrevfirtnrtire - t*Scp - efidlute of its s i t4.40‘4: *lan. i;cuy e iii`• lac t 1• trot u stl4o. l lAn d'tle ee ey-,' Lo d s Cam- - tlen,a.ml4l4 . 4leo.vv•gte itt, , peaf•lted,:bvlitire.the tribon'al' of fv ,,ppi o: . y, of being the bottle's: of ov.pecssifq.autl.'grin f, eon , • The .• fo !fife e;' , of thtise,,,Noble.tnen relinquished. the retnutterat ion; whic4l the. State 11.td•conte,rred on the learned and ,vencrablrli.atriot who was..his" lather, and' lead coulinttyr t0 : 16.41.44, to•oahatire the reward of so Drill's Merit. It was. a melancholy capittt latioq. ! aith ,poptilar .de(usion and injiistice, 'as right—but it was a.vet•y splendid ex4tep),e„,cl - disionteregedneps, • not licit hstantling, in tfte NoblY:Lord who..matle the sacrifice. Lord gaiiis•aroP•e out, of the,navul spoils tisken froin,,clte enemy...if! w,ar. • "file proceeds of all con - demited captures. were confided to . his guardian ;hip,, for • the,benefit of- the captors. 2 The trust., was g..rear, the.tresponsibiliiy was great. The per ; centage Alowed • by law- upon . the -Whale of . the IDOBUYS .coirtmitted to. Lord Arden's•trust, amount- _ , ed w . - considerable• SUM., annually, during the ,war---wi;ich sum was- appropriated in discharging the salaries of the persons:officially employed in, this cleparinicur;•und left , atOmpensatidn ~ to the Noble person %elm was responsible fOr the piinci pal, 910er : 1.0,00.01. a-year. The people - of Etig 7 land did.not contribute a stiver to this regnital--- tlieenemis.of Elgland conti•itnited every shilling of it., .. It arose nut of the war,' and was'stipported, as it was created,, by the warr--;-it perit.hed- ia the peace, which the salary, of 182/....a-year only, surviv i ed..;---and y?ti it. ,tyas in the peace . that De: mocitamruised the howl against' it-- . -it :was after it hail ceased to exist, 'that-it was arriiii;ised,liry the, Refoziners as. existlng, and as-being' a reproach, • to ibi*.C.itiveanitient; und••a huttlieri to the people . !. The Sineentes, however, ' were chased down, thour.,ll t fteir• i n sign ificatter became demonstrated, and tha,.iiioobtrotis evaggeratibn WitV.which they wercinisti:preseriteil, detected: -..it Was necessity to keep. op .the : sliont , coule qui-coilie'i: and pb4l):- toms qtrbd . shadiiiitli,wei e deemed .games sitAcienily, subkratft i:al ; .to employ ignorance,_' and - temtrity, - a.. ' Ottifiy", hot iil'Abe cliaee.. The - Legislatitre _ . . •b e ,,,: Affected, by..tlit vehemence -of popular in . justice acrd - tibkii'rdity, supported bY-lilte' (Yttliosi-• tii , n ini rarliihrie.nt—it retell•etl - front-its.general iloti.-s.9tiPliancie .Wiil; afl• - •.s.itch - r.pret.lp - itate - ex ac tions. t: and: i6e , Sim ealirs- , - , :were'.--srarrsiktiteil iiito teiniporpt7 compensations.*: . : -,- ~•-: -- ••••' Hovfvver compromisitsg, --iii-A - Itit - tspefir, :Par. , . lianictit.,may have i x e t i w ifir: iTir6Tispent tier -and ti n reason a b len eSS ID- tile \CTOW(l; l O) (l tAlf.fx/e'rity.ami polioldii the. Oppositton' i -Tet,. rfrelt - " 1 " •T)'Cvdtit nt a proper lidiii,-.Orva ibecessart-fortit hild, - iiptiti morelmportant and4erilical cxcasiirns. -A 'Mes sage limn his Royal Higi.ness the Vtifree aegt-ttr.- cotilinsiticatetl. that ~ be MAO; thought -it-pro:per to ., order. to be 4aid before- botlAlonses, - Paptrs; -. cttiv.-i tdiniiip.its accotitg. oferoimaitv tut i oiirgs- , tinik-cotrt. : ' binativtia held iji, iliffereiq partstorif the "cakintrY . ; ten d iXt; Jo Alke.xtif4,WinitZgiCkt.tb VilAtiic tkitlqui Hill', I '~ ' ♦ . tte aiientition of the airectionsOf tlie - Peo - pi t e:from his Majesty' s person and Governtrie'bt`, and to the overthrow of the whole frame and . systeril of the . Law .and Both - -1-fouseS ap'poiuted §ccreCco.rkkatilteeS, to tetke ate...doetiiifiints.,athitted. t`o in the Itoyal Alessage into consitlwation ; -but the. opposers Of the 51inist . ers-, tholigli,thry.,taid.not ye . betnently,vintest referring . the l'Apers .t:o tees of Secrecy, yet they pressed several hostile, insitittatiOro (Lose hich they fOresaw trust nantrallifollnwoe,:prOcettute adopt e(l. They' le4 . quite emir ceel it his ltoyal ; iiightress the Prince never have been ad vif."cd to sub - 1114 thuse;:litper's to _Parliament unless they edutaitted, tjtenriselvs, stith ; cient.:evidence of the necessity O.( such aistep ;‘ 'and they. wvre.satisitetl; that; if such y were apparent, Par harrient worrid-ffeo . ro:lirfle:iiself bount: CU(hjw the etut resh aecession o f rower for the common Frotection—suflicient iti act with greate.r - su(ldenuess than ordi= nary -titnes- would ..regalLe.:Aiartly . to intercept, ',with wore effect, se'ditious and to seize,, with greater certainty, those whomay•he engaged it) the wieket! utid - ereakiitg,'Of • theaffections of the people.frorn his ,per- , son and Government, and . to overtlirdw the wlifTle frame of the Laws and Constitution. 01) . - 1 positiod‘ were- conviined, froin . alltbat trio* saw, Hand-all .tkat they knew, that rapers of such:a na-, lure as those:refZ?red by both Houses mint to.their ..cptninittees; would ienrrerilie" - $4;- pension of the Habeas Corpus Writ, at once, a precautionary measure ofiritli l,ensible inipcirtan.cc; ~.because if he seditious spirit had niiittOe'd into t tre~- srTn, frotit:thi% Measure,. Governnient,eould nut gr.apple efreeth'eFy - with' the' riedsoli ; and, if it had not :natured into the excess of {.he evil, the Same. ineimt•ure 1.,;11 , -. necessary to `eircuntscribe the i'‘.l of the mischief ;' - to'rpt)oge . eibst'aeles to its spre.),l -ing,'lrOd tainting - the" igoorant and thes: restlesS • . . , and- to s a ve, by tutiety-vigattr preventi())).... melauchory'increa,se.in the Victims %shirt:li j:.!1:!it justice-uiay require:. Witiatcyjrmay he (I,e state .1 . 1 I;iitigs—t hue progress of •themis'ehief,' or the, eon; to be.taken to oppose it—time power ot sonlntary rest, without bail or maitiprize;ras anetentietivt;el.l - wilhoot whit:tithe most vigiralit4iiiiiiniStka,ti,o of the Goveroment:6)4y be the public . t Opposi'rioti .. l•llle.kth'is but, as it won.in•enibariass their ;' iva ls to cramp their strength io their contest vvirli 'the dange . spirit which had openly ‘rnatii:es(ell ir.;.:tll, they put on solemn airs, and assumed - affectations of con.. st ional terrot'S. - of .such S'tis••• pension -of Etteltabeas Corrrui pos;.. sibiliJy, in o)6:contemplation of itft7e aMisers of ihe 'Crimea--; and:Whei; - 4 fie necesiityi`or-ado!ltitig the' proce.dure; which Was• so faUtititienally ear,. not-hittg . else left, - as : a -point of ciintention upon' which they could .hope to -make shine stand',' bast to set theirfaces apitist she 'Sugiebsion, the bettei to conciliate all-thos:e Vizlio-lystl good reaAlni..(l) dread the vigilti-ore airdviour °flirt b'xectuire . ; 'ally thearselvas w.ich Hs m-ttiy as they .cooldi..lvhiels, • wir-houCtoiiiih.Fring rhe' -iieeessity uf.tlae c - 4 - sts, sifq hrent,• - whatever, of the ,figlit3 o.t ittdivitival rY. T,hey . ,debdt ed. a nil t h they al a rioCif I.p . any the-y-ttirr to4. Br4 rg tlreuisel.ves"'Sonce .accession of .parlizatiir-out- 01. doors, by alert' :contest age4inst #ipots this riga& .' hey even fi3Ok so t s ell:kilt-A-0: 4e.m-., Aelv'es a- the accpittal, of ..thosp,.,--.4lclsolm,giviro,•if 'they were nut to • answer •,:to_. public justice for whar„they.liad notmiously cpmmitted„--must have • telt themseiv:ea privileied_io convene - the popula ce - 7 ,-tO raise.trp _staudards f sugtt as- , wer,e erected in :Frattet in the incipieocy of the lievoloGou—to Itrangue and . .exeite a utimeraus asseinhly.of the ?'lower orders of: the . : people to sets Of, p upon political motives . —to *seize 1111014 arms,. .'wherever they could. he .found—and, whets in famed, as much as ,ar.lEt could,inake them.,. use such arms as their resentments. ; oe their' appe tites may suggest..:--and utter impunity;, even tho . ugh a life shunlsi irave . •bccu ncarly 4 lost,Jo the ..exceution„„ of thigtdar lschemq of Mikhiet. If the mattei,,hc,considered,• it will not appearthat the opposers-ot,:the, : Mkoi.' sters have-any great 'light ,to plume klAttos.elves an , the bloodless verdic4, giveo by the Juries on the ''late Trials for High Treason. It does not fa l-.; low that there w. oo s stets on- . foot lOr intro ducing revolut ion and anarchy into the public body., because the perstms*tilied for High Treason had been acquitted.. ,The partieulac.,c.ase of those persons contained stifficent appearances of , guilt, to justify taking ther'erdi'et of air to the, quo anii no, ,with which they had .committed actions ; and the Jury Vrottonnceil':iii'thcii'fa.VP'u:r.. r-establishing,therebythe'poritir , or , , tice : its composure,. even tit' times „ o f agitaiiOn, and disquiet.; and its. characteristic ,preihisositioii to ,favour,,. wherever it maybe posiible , ,that Ci ttl L w iberty, of, hieti it . u costitlite's credand. splendid featurchut, tdiOting„ that no•seolit ions praCri6e exisred:4Ch,i tto schetnep',uf 'revolution had. ber'i • . , . • that no tteasonzble designr-had bc . t) cOuceti . ed or_attmpted..The critii,;alrettinrie to the . Suspen 7 si,on of .the, Act of Habeas' ..oife of. the reasons why the Verdict of Jorre's'Wv'e - heeu so mg-40ln' in their nature...lt prcventgdt . he . trettsp4 - frvn,iii,Spizithig Tits . o-1( with t.eu.ible evidence 61 7 - i .a s nc e , as to:rtgitate and alarm Tinds tinivensedlY,,atitt to' ritalie i . t ; ditticult o procure a. Jury ttni4tenced.Eby t, dice. -• It is not to'beconclude`4„that" It ca use no exatople • lots beere''thaile ibentrialq alluded. to,, .1 there has b(en . .no . tiet4o9.--.-foi.• ;Ole Stisp-ensiow of the. Ha . beas'Corietts Act, by lotinfidatitio-"the tr►irotoua in Ile . -•-• • • him y account 'for the• Very circ,uinstmkop,,Whkek is adittteed_ in reproack . toit. has, r , 1{r0b4.14, the most retol.ot din - revolution- eireumstreet, :awl the proof, of Ohoieqtiently';tapre.., has; peritaps, :re s tidervi guarded in' its. I) rO-- • ccediKeT; - "altrt Inol6 . its!s . cheni'es. It - fins . divined - . t.he: . 'illpi:ehetusive,arid . .detiched, from -Imi:tritons 'projects,-. some- slrare. , of those. who irad •incowsilreritfely'eahkirked - in . rhewn,. and, obr ,;fliro-tiii.W.g.op.en every pot, hoWever-..f.etired, :eyeted common from observatioftp.rto the Magis.- • . trat tyF r amcl Sta., &spower, has tthitte tire - poirss. oft reno.w dangerous anrlrtifilrAilt,,rolOgg-ed • its, - biletaticinsi rand giveu; /mcn time to reflect-; , 1 • • •,. . . while it a::5o contributes, by its restraint upon the march of_the 'evilAppreheiltltd, to deprive it of some of those , excitemettts,which, perhaps, were. ~ut,ai .e is jt~yts -,Ny, 411 t he..lElO/%s*A' coptlit+t,rvtl.crf!. the peOple; tke-ereason hot a lithe, t otryertctls7-.the-, httugl.y croft trs enlisted tvitft it, iriil tilStiand.Sumel ,Jf Jai • ilia; last, „..the , part ins of =rc.%4'ltrciptt,'• by • in their first precilipite orgetr—hy.bein , fac.ed. t hy! 'ratty powe! . s, and r.esisted byw ... ne energieS'.of thoVi ay h Sir' 'di 'c'`o nee t ed; 'as ib'd iitt.4:4l fort 4(looacm. rhapsoatt - s•pf 4:y614;4mi coilt r :.., • inon-places, retrograde Lions and mortified politicians,-whose reveries the Kt -of enil>ltsvniciitiOink ndaile e deptive r ,,a.ilreir ibtrerSionaliitna . tit l iiintfentiv. - I)tie portiorr,tif.it444.t . odvs:nt;tge,rito-; be litiped-trom t hat ththeu 'COrptiv Act ..tr , - i ..t imelv „resitricri *and fore: th.c' - ad v,ancell.; rci- telly great , ' cad ;• it may 'p - Ve%erit _crime frorwtturhappy•ir;crease.;• it' maytetactl energies , LiSat:were their destination of upioar l it 'May - cripple of re.YOlutionior vurfnerte and s•inew, and every J 1614001 'be derived. from popurav , lertice---..that it may snatch folly "fionvits course' fiver disguiseti destructioWr abd.Tecall irnbeciliftr j -front fatal assotiiltiomand eliarhpi€ l ; .anti itrtpe ! ,;itig ,all the , schemes , or guilt in - tlic - e'Veett., tloni it: utay.. - -trbviateltiiqet-her the necessity car severe examples in iattiiietnenit;'. - Viiis 'clas ‘ad;‘, raplii . gies,is tier. tun. to,cru-Anevil iusthe vol.:7l4)nd'; than to, wait loi its It 4 I,,grit,th ; uspeciiitly v+hVii, doubt could' ,be entt rtaincd of the eXisie - itcevt' evil' case' ;' alluded io---+,s.all-the TesOlittioi.s,sigtifd and pub eabil 'll , fatte;.l'eSter; .- atsl so Jo k tiy, .otl!er platics:--alk;t•he-ThigrilxV-4po4iliclarls;l." for their to.l , ,sioti-t-O rie la it pa Ili Limns of' pro:1)e rtiy, - -inculcat cd si against thetiovetnnienr_... , alt the trot .: • !he person .thir;-Sovereiipt , , itittl testittuonies i - so numerous and Concur utwitit vetiy:palimbly.;datonstrated.— i-lad not the Habeas Corpus Writ been suspended, Ixtuß lAekOre i I re-action ..of Lhe. artimst ut)per, rauks:.of society wokrld. isav'e taken--place Isri4; in: . it: it.. had,: we.:k I - tows:l%l3a Altttrotist.A.: . quences would he in this; part 6f 411 e Ow; and the certainiya, tbisisho.ttld ma.ke„us - a riffle . t.h.anklut to the - -policy -*Olio!) lifts kept tire'; sister KingdOur withilfstll;:, .Wholgstiq* and •see 57 . Of her P. , rrci be continaid:l 1 ••• 7:7 rotacz INTELLIGEN,C`- -~~. EXl`ll.ENlE,•tt.,titY. GUlt.ilnALLl—Yestertlay 1C11*• Sri Pf ) . es p 'horn, ,Was brought , iir castorly.befisre:Mri•fAhl4i:;', Gooit9;,• t!): ti e 411 - a - .1 - 67A5 e 1.17 cy.(44 1 Land py to °KC4 ; a454.4.11.11 s.• mppll.:l - riti*att,..o;;!+.o:44el4., 4;10 of about 14 yeara..of-a-g - e- o . :antl• Itra ap.pegran.cc.. • • _ It appeared front thettstitnonylS . Plrefo - 6?00 1 that hay ing - illifOrt'iniateY her parents within alliorttime of each other, she was left totally . destitute . 'the' under. the' neces g Ord `s' 1 ; 0 it 4 for her support. About five months.ao she washired bx Osborne,- .with-veliiini, , Tor l 'a'Aiette'finiec wtis vcry,cottifortably Kitithied; in tl.ail every reTz . : son to he rat 'tiled , . with ., ;be- tAiaTment rienced.. by few weeks;klroWever,..Mrs. OThitrroe' began to- evni-ee syttiptoTtsisoftetiiPer arid *tiop totally the reverse- - oflaiid,And - thenit was that. the-barbttrons-..(weaftotelit-: : whleb . ;fo:rtned •tibiect .of •t vrestrieCtimplaint hep,-inl•Oit• every • trifling error committed. by the caitiplaltfAt . 7l - She - . was sere r: • tion to 41 - I•i's: kept short of Theinstrninent generally used by the tlefentissitt in 'beteting'ilie•cOrtvplainant wa - 57151, , 4 . e Stitl4-rif t eatn, Yi;kreile weig' which Wltseey . fain or 'broke Tvlie•r•iqtr*. — it 'Another rnstaiie e of trifelty 'relat6l"b 4 y'tlie her iii . wieithall'etitseir 0 a I.i:r ti stockinKs, and then stampel . witli_loleitce - lbti littYeet so hiceiketii en) ncon;i4i•ahit`:,The confplaidMitt; bangef(ille''oi her ola te' site tinny' havini , no friend to whom. she could Wpfl.Y'..lsir prOection, I'l.o borne with" this tr;cattfin,t,itiitil Aloinday 1344... when. her-mistress'. having nl6ceil • heating lier in the usual violeny.tiati-• she the hOuse„ and souslit refuge , in .t.bat`of o she • rel•atedli 01111.$1 - iitri . ; Itegkell . yottng froiliati;:ht tne ser „ot an d me. S ... Calder, of No. I, Staple Inn-rniil4lin;,rsatiarb9rti, Jrappened •to he . peeietit; and .011's 1-tory, reßeAt,ed it to her . mistretts , whetl..Are-got liotne. 'chart' Lady;:-Noicir" . 4 - 4ifclititnitfecrel4hly creditable,. immediately. scnt fyr. the cotitPlai . oiint, •and; havilig' had tlie.„.„.particillars.. from .her' own ntookit4..slicywartady ion,k,,up,her;case, ,A.n. - 4p,plicationtliisychlice. for. a• is' a riql ntakic h wa , Og l rant.ed-inst t analy,qty the i‘lagist rave, to / wit myt the eumplaint was ~firitlni4ile.' . •The' person . of 'the colnplawant exhibited •ia. Tiiiclijog. spectacle. On liectflree, neck,, arms') and rt(leell every part orber pels . :tin ther . e . appear4ll britiSc•S' and "c'tintiistotts i 'and . exhibited tirp . :6,;-lours of. the rainhoir.. .. .• c I‘l).S'. Osborne in herp , tletetio..Adicl, that the gill •ha — ill behaved ia in sereuilinstmites, anti had oi)::6 • ,•••., 'atter4 li tett• to set .fire to.er (Ift! . 4 .. .11. he stsitegtFill oe the cOin'plainitat; site atitf•ail, was•an- eicagge+ I•. . • ta.t.e.(l Inc. - • • • , _ . . •'l'he-:\Vortiry. Alagisteate chigplepted upon dig Ag.Ytfe treatment the colitPlaivairliad expel ii of .vhicl) ~he.:obser vecl ~Aer ,pOtson - bOre tit icie . .prt(iifs•vvit4intrt farrker liti.otrsezved, howeVer had on the:part of the girl, the--vielew and soot rageftit.s:.assaults is h:cli ap,peitreit tQ t.have; been •isflict edcuryrrhef.! ;.,There was. • ono. con=sitieratioo, —. elontitiiied the %V.oultv,Ahter.rwitt.*‘,cvtie-.lfshould. have 4 operated• most materially on . the mind of . Mis. 0311or.ttv, i served as an iittlaceintiiit:to - that ,lacli. to trvmt,. He then fiitoymed' Mrs Oi s e Clyo'Se .eo Mak - e the com-. , rta•intilit strolf , dt4nipeliSattOd ai. 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