The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-16 00:00:00

14 .41:g ' I : " 1.11 J kr wfit At that. i)ttt: by " 11 ' 1 ' , 01. The Dublin Panes whicithave arrived this 111 . 0rni ng give iiistressing (Ninth of riots nt "inerkk, nod llaterr ';'.qr. i't old, In etinence of lire price of provisions.--Of Wednesday night the foil,mving Proelftmation was issued by the Coy ,erllnient of Irebind :--- BY THE LORD LIEUTONANT AND COUNCIL 07 IRELAND. " A PROCLAMATION. , , IVI - It i rWO/tni, • • 4' Whereas from tite present very high price of Oatmeal 'ad Pstatoes, which constit Lite the chief Food of the Lower ~° t4t ill of the People in this part of the United Kingdom , and ' All layhrty which still prevails, from want of Employment, itr4lc hlgit the Labouring and Manufacturing Ileum it isst%- . !Vent that those 'Articles of Food should he, as far as pot. , . t iblts reservs4 fur the exclusive supply of the. Lower driivn f the People. . • ' 4l r 0 We, the Lord Liettienant,by and with the advice of 16 MPit . sty's Privy Cot.Meil of Irelatid, do earnestly exhort 4 4d rccounirend .ill Misters of Families, who are not in the ' 7vivr classes of life,, twi to sutl e r any i'o/aities wHATtveit fobs coosu lue d i n their resptictive families. • And we do also i f ,4 like manner; exhort - iiilif 'attre till persons wbu keep ft raes; vareeiatly Curses fur pleasure; to diminish," as math 4 "Partible, the consittiOion of Oats In their sobsistenee. '4 ll d, as We do lwreby bind ourselves to the observance of Or ,j . % hove regnietious, we 'to estiirt and charge all others to Tiers tapes mow, as they tender their own immediate iu. ; t "'"sts. and feel for the want; "1 others. 4 ` And we do 'hereby further . 4ir4t thit the above•maa• tinned ItcSo!ntion of council batraltsositted to all Governors 11 C...unties; an Chief Nlusistrotes of 'the` Principal Tuivlts ; •ffilet ,he Archbithops and Bishops in.theii several Provinces ALL; Dioceses be ste:.; ed to transmit the samt, to their Clergy, order that, tbi, otsorvance thereof maybe re‘042101101:1 It; ft.eent . vgent, Parishes throughout the Cou3t7. ' 0t.1,4 . " Civet! at the Council Clatacr in Onhlin, 1,44 lath day f ~ • , tau, 1817. t"!,)),r., (;.—W. 'f'uam.aisTrozheda..a.Thoroond......Vais....! "tr , . •Tranlifurt De Ithintmnetcy....T. L Meatit...-Nortmry...., 11 '• :Juwns. Wm NVNlaboo.....g. O'Grady.—George .Beck. I, k t kith.—St. Gen. Daly..-J. O. Vamitletir....Wii= fl iillttinit ~~~;,. .I.%)nt:un letuers tz tl come directed to bim ,Vrom every thing tve tare heard of the chardc t , I Pr 4113 tondacg of General Ityng, the Cimmn4o ,l " et (f this distri - rr; %sic ar . petinattrti. Mat he h"S been , merely the medians for teceiving Oliver's i"foroiation, and that whoever may have employ this ( 1011 01e...distilled' traitor*,. the Oci,vral bets :toed increty in the discharge of•his official dilly. '::lllll,every leircumstance we 110 Ye j"sl related, Proves, that somebOdv has employed Lim, and the ` - quelltion is —Who were his empl"Yt:rs . ..-4..,—. • •.„ At Iteffiehl it hlss been determined to to'rcn the . , ' . I° wnillip . into 26 divisiOns, — %S.ith SO speeiol con -1,. stsht " in end' , to nmintiiis the public peace.-- Nearly eight hOrnired special constitb:es were ,Hvorn in there on Tuesday last. •, The following' persons have been conveyed from 811.eMeld to London on charges of High Trea lon :,... - • 1 ur. lirr ', b , .-,' ~ 0;1 enhOlme, of Owlertoo, grinner--Wm. Woitqn , ." 1 " , of Sheffied, joiner—Ttio.. rorUsteoliolow, of 111 C sane ' PM; tu4soo—P.uwinod Hartley, cif . Sheltield, battet—. ' 4 "e* Rowin, of sh&(field, cutler— . .6eorge Itobinsbo, ;of 'Blle flield; cutler-aziti Wril. l)radvrell; of the salue pluee, ' . Pinder, " GOD ISAViii Till'. JONG." It is reported thii 11301111)g, that thane has been insurrection at Brest, in consequence of the high Nice of provisions, and thia 4 o lll l . l4'es ''Vete N French Papers have arrived since our last. 44 '0 (lays' Journas are due. 4 11111 cle!phis Papers to the lath May Arrived `llll Morning • " We understand, lays tire George. 010.11 Nes ter uf the 9th May, that a ship toad of stocking and Swiss weavers arrived at. Washington - -, ts fe w (lays since, where they propose to form an tith lishment, which has for its object the ma , ilfilt t"tittg 'of C o t ton an d woo ll en h os i er y, knit pt d ll4 ! l° `ths , petticoats, tinder waistcoats, and ells' iuce and tulle for ladies* dresses."--(Ralli- P. redcral Casette of the 17th May.) * Wert pot w_lo,ly w _t m ittt oope that the Ile. .-1 . 1 o f the , Committce of Secrecy wOuld 4 silenced the opponents of the }Law Coa tt S "Ptustos MT, air well as have satisfied the Ile at • I n?g e as it so fully manifests the de. (if Rebellious. Spirits to overthrow the 00. : It u l tiOt Of the' Counzry, and thereforewe , 7 ll Y prise 90 reacting the lifurtring Cloolc.c 9 i • 4 ayt : 4 1. As, that [Japer cannot err from ist• may indeed weft be surprised to find tt ilill.appolies that most salutary, and, in. 't *slew INI nicotine of national seettritY• ettl*l'At 'still More surprising, the MlM ar e a I* that it it more ei particularly called Upon t i f agai nst ' t h e Dill' on the score of r4c deftt" is it possible , hat the thief 14 r, ' 91 Opposition should commit itselt 4 ti , " t a tii ne when the existenve or the OM ‘e t‘ the preservatioo of the Naftali, s take, Its 'to have no alarm but upon If e did not see so 1)0 1441 )), 1 t er t " getier:dlV, ind ee d, perverte d i n t hat ' lvt Ao‘iil.l be Jess ustorished at its diary) which are itinuetlislelY berate Ai, And whiN. would holve thid•vn the % . vtiole iiitn con . . fusisn m'tl(l touselheut inin; ir it lost!. nat, been :ut the 'iteihre wisdom nod tii4e4ltelitio'n of Gu... the attnnlele is k fie let* ilarnied: nr the iiieWetif . , becAuse is no "proof 01 individual possessedof t + .Tang the iesst sioire in the Piott anti tosispiracies froo! ,vhich ab thitEll se id to he ripf.eliencted." is . h4titing the que.;ilou. How elm the Chronicle know, , Ml "list Ii is been. II bet e by or, (V.,l3lPare WIVMS BUS{ J. 111 1441.411igt Wu war Government of, the extent of evil designs and of the character of !nylons-olio may have been impli cated in them ? Ilvtideo k do niit the Mass %aft Ire Without irop'erty far (141-number choke who are possessed of it ; and if 'Once the spirit 'of Insurrection were raised, who could tell how many ambitious' fools Stout! 'engage in . in the silly hope of power' and Astixetioti ? lint let us ask, if there are not men of high rank anti large property, as well as public writers, Who abuse their own talents and knowledge,‘. who fend their countenance to the discontented messily in. liammatory harangues, and obitinate deniali of the existence of dangers, while they are threatening the very existence of the State ?-.-But we shall re sume the itthjeervehers' ere have g: bet ter hity, and at present' only repeat our surprise at the blindness and perversity of party Spirit, amid the most alarming disaffection, sedition . , and re bellion. CORN-ExcitAxort, JUNG 16.—Our Arrivals this. morning' %vitt) Mica( were principally from Eisen and Kent, which hi the early part of the moaning sold readily at Friday's prices, but towards the Close the sales were not so brisk ; Malt supports its price ; Pease, Deans, Barley mild Oats sold on the same terms as on Friday (from is. to 2s. per quarter dearer than this day week) ; in other Isinds of Gain there is no alteration. THtt Reorwr's Cotta?.—On Saturday, at three o'clock, the Palace RaGsteT held a Court at Carl. ton-house. Previous to its commencement, his Royal Highness gyve an audit-nee to the Doke ot WE LLI NOTtle4 upon his arrival ltd England. His Royal Highness then held a Privy tootteil ; after which Viscount Sibstoutu bad an audience of Hid PNINCK. WINDSAR, Julys 14.—Yesttrday evening her hAd a party at the Palace, at witiOlt were introduced Miss Nanette Stocker. aged thirty•five years, and 1%16. UNlT:mann, said tabu the two smallest dwarfs in the world ; they were both conveyed in one sedan chair to the Palace. The female performed on the piwun•forte, at. compartied on am rialin by the mutt, in a master ly style. tltcirlay, at 2 o'clock, a Cabinet Council was hell et the Foreign Office, which WAS at tettile , l by the.pr:ird Chancellor, Earl of Westmorland, liarl of Liv . Orp,Ol., the Chancellor nt the Exchequer, vito witipith,;.Viveintint Castlereagh, t;orl Bar orst. 'amnia Melville, earl IVlalgrav:s the Right Hon.. 11,,flatlinr.t, the Right Hon. G. OM' fling: 4 l . 6y C0461111 ' 111 in deliberation till half past rota o'clock, when Viseo”t Caillereagh went to C:tyltarlAtoll!e tO, rtplOt to the PniNVic Ileclesyr the result of the consultation of the Cabinet 11Ii. • niststi, The Lord Chatitellor lOW an audience of the 140104'kevions to iris attending thF uteet. in ,of the Cabinet ,Ministers. • • Sitortlartssorging early the Duke of. Wimps:Os tam arrieedtat Apstiy 7 botise, Hydeltaek.corner, where. he had been expected since the preceding, day. the course of the day, he visited Mr. and, Mrs. Wat.t,es‘ev Poi,s WS Grace borrowed out ni Mr. POLO' setlle.horses anth rode out on . it. lie transacted business at the Foreign Office, end the Olficeol the WorDepartinent, cid walked ont, .aceortspeoled by a son of his. brother; the Rev. Or. 'Wej,Lge‘stv, e: boy about twelve: Years of age.. lir the evening his Grace dined. with, art BATH Wirt, at his house in Manakeld-strcet, where be tact the egiNGS Rlldttrr. ' We .are happy to say the Duchess of (hut/ - crate is so witch recovered from, her second At • teak.nf lameness. as , to be able to ride out in her rartiage on Saturday, which was the first tittle for Iwo or three weeks fast. ...YoSterditY: thy PtingoeslßE,Gatif honoured the Earl of Scheeetenvott wfth his company to dinner. The Loan' Cu'Otnsi,t.otv attended cm Saturday. . in the Robing:U.6m behind the House of Liar's, and liaard welt motions at pressed in point of time, but nothing special. His Lf:relship ifitiutAtetl that he had read all the papers ',afore hint, with refer ence to the different catts‘s heard and yet remain. ing,to ; and that it was his intentimi 41) T iost r isy , 00tt , t o pronounce severai• Oat:merits, , an4k cantintie to do so t tile, whole were finished,_ ALro . row . j tj04 ,,vj„..„,..4 10 00g °they acts - of vickieoPe to which Or Delegates hail instigated the Rioters, wee the breaking in t o fArtn-houses, arnts, and fort tug several people to join thew. It is positively stated, Oat a matt named Wultera, ai tenant. of MN. 1111/WOUTII, at South Wiligfitddi WOO deaf!, tor refusing:to deliver rip arms to soma or the party.. Joanv Also me: " INANCJI.-..11 erroneous Idea h a ving beersformed by sonte,pet sous respect ing the naturf of l'esnly Melitgstie3 new Work, we are requested to,stetst that it contains not a par. tide fat action, but is 'the result of, observotittris. made during her reeldente In -Piney in the year 1816. It is divided into eight hooks : the first treats of the reisantty ; titan second awl third, of Society. The , thee* rte xt 'are entitled " ism is,'" The itaVentit ltetet lr coosecrated au f apogee*. The eighat and last comprises bketches Ott orost' Or the erniutitt and literary characters of There are foto appendieee by Sir Cii.l4l , ti otte, on the State of beet,, Finance. Potitical Opinion, Eic.. Almost every page , toolerstiturl, teettOrith authentio sfi orisllf4t inectlotsts: . .. Vor •I_ , 411 t. AN. Zititttl;*o.:tiott foser; * vit tlir tiolsotniAti wil`o4.tint 'to yoe, ivtitteti b Cornrtarit Carrittrti. tend you 'itetonel. ttow 1110 solo* I , ;ing tri Uurl in't...dean try tilts I , 141rists on Ste. r4itunx Lri (.BilP. Prii 044 Sir VICARIi Solt 41 fri.!stl; His Vouiltt friend tis Admit for ftet—trrii ptartri l ito ivat ii.gs irr kindly nntant ttiazatei l Cte ()1d liAnt In h' iariir, That %Vartli %Pc! Lea . rnimtznight not wtia Till DAAin thy path Oni.ild.vivir. . , thmtgli (;; FrArt vied hvfore Swim 1;141.1 for ti.r Ciotir, • Nrrhintr, tu'll tatke ono lint, *W; And a 1 piety tbon earl INsistruTidN. VVe 104. Week gave a brief report of thiliecttiii delivered by Mr. boarte On Architecture, at tliii plate, and me situate the iliihjett with rlratture, becanse we conceive that these Lectures, by dif. , fusing tette among the higher orders, .wituse si. illation. in life enables theft) to patrimiie the tine Art:, may render thii3e erti contitteive to the R ik vantage of the etiiintry.l he Second Lecture was given, oyeAtturilay last, and we regret our inatii• flo . justice to the Subject, of which see huist cenfinit onreeltes, tri a mere **nick 4.94111: beget) with a respectiel bloke of che Fasts rif the preSent day, mad desired that it ;night he distinctly understood, that in manifesting his profound .reverence for the sublime proolact lithe of Rodent Greece and name, tie only intended to excite attention to their excellence. After ile. elating the •prouti 7tatisfactiob which he. tilt on seeing $o large and elegant an as,enthlage of vi. particolerly of female auditors, be pi oeeeiled, to 1111 subject. Referring to Athens and (tome, he mentioned the magnificent strectoree of both, end animadverted on the Genius which conceived and-citecuted those allndrithle Worts*. On the decline of the Roman Empire, the Arts declined . . im proportion. The remelts, lintVeVcr, of ancient grandeur, indicated what wilt have been the. zeuith of its excellence. The Bettis 0/Diode:lan, the Religioe, of l'allityra, Balhec and Pasition, forded scope for the taste and knowledge of the . , Learned Profeksor, who dwelt on the subject with delight. Tile conversion of CONSTANTINR, and his removal of the seat of the Empire from Rome to Byzentiettr, introduced a new species of Architecture, which hoWeeer was a corruption of the former. Mr, SnA,Nit deepiyirtmented the effects of Costvrorims'il furious zeal for:Chris tianity, ratio!) induit4 him as much as possible to destroy .011 , the , nohle Temple's formed- for the Mallen Mytholoiti . .' , : At length the Professuf tame to an exetniliiition of the Obittic STYLE, which he deictibed from its awful grontri', in the bighest;de g re smit i ect-rO religious bete lie rontrasted 'the Gothic with the Cretian Stylq, observing, that as the tatter had oo model in 'Nat nre, Ir must,beleonsidered the cork at Genius, buCtllat th e Gothic mei its poilited arch,' and: long.thatlittleieles, must 'hate: Wen , deei'eri fruity an tibsirvet!en of tiature itt'-itie'g'rowth of trees, - the tolls 'o f Which inclined to w , irils each other. and •Otere' they yrere planted in regil tar parallel to tech tit ltcr, 'reiresviiiienoy the 4t Mn eieaile whiele. led 'to the coricep lion' of tie Gothic slyk sri well fitted to ins press snlentit feelings 'nom the eititid. Approach . Ing to mridern times, the PrOfesnir bestowed' high praise on the Architects of this Country, .instancing !moo 4ilNEs, WehN, VaNatinGrf, and Others. Diluting on the beautiel of .B . t.ei4ti and presesuing 'views of it at a • ilistailev, on a nearer approach, and finally mote near, he she wed that h Wes founded on a grand conception of the art, and 'a 'sine arid ;striking harmony of light and shade. ' flence he manifested die igno. ratice and folly of those who threw - .t sense less 'ridicule on this great Artist during 116 life. At leng th Mr; SOANtt came to the time of the late W Sir teet/im Cit. 04114111; on Whose talents. be beiloieeti a high. eulngintn, particularly on 'the Striurture of Somerset place, and here he read the strictures of an anonymous Critic who had at. Jacked the work anon after its formation, and lied prnpnsed improvetnents. Mr. Soesa displayed a drawing representing those suggested imp'rove. teems, and inknitested, by cornparation, the sue periority of the wink. us it stands. In the course of his Lecture Mr. SnAiitt exhibited Some Drawings, foundeii on a design which he bed . tormeil for a. New Senate House, by order of is Committee of the House of Lords. This rlesigh; if adopted, would have been one of the ten:st Magnificent ornaments of the 'Metropolis; tttjul evould.,lreve been in sill respects worthy Of the. Bodits of the British V l mpirif. A 'Oa 'collection of Drawings, as before, lllnstrated the' several parts of the Lecture; which Was i leMerill in a style of correctness, elegance, nod mOl O 4OOOl interspersed with appropriate anti spirited Ors. Sions of Prietry, that enlivened the arhole, le.- riling give! apnlauSe in the progress, and a bOrit of ueclionation on the conclusion. On nearly the same ground ns the ritsnge to Wittetioo bridge, did Elliwaril the 11'sok Rripio, voilitiict King John of Fruttee, his captive, Into this metropolis, who died a priStorr in the Savoy, close to the bridge firtkr , tiliiit UpOtt itt 116afit filliShed Stitiii tiny Id thrutquatters past H ine, EATrits mit till kitlilutt ten: tomer pertormed 41, the latter 34, ottifts. , --Tntsl up to Anat time, listen EsTou 18144 nillei..-- , Yesterilny mottling o o mmpir ee d twenty minutes be;orts four, ,►'town few nii. natty after. The former rested • considerable time in . the course of the +lay. At tohr in tise teloonii, they had, gone,,,lll,,mitt ,34 miles, Eetoti 'the errmo4l tens yesterday crowded ,st i h t‘isitionitbit ViAroti, fircointerl• nn wike rii.vrnent expressing Lis confiavree of final itiecrs4, hut imploring subscription in the=-'writ lit his iirsing, as in that case he abosilti be tlesti lHte of compel-130.6mi. " The s m all e st the concludes) " will be most groefoily re ,ceived!".. - • - tteS•ctr, um:my. This rnurniiiz th.. prninnity of the Priseetritli 1711 04. ftstsini 10 vl4, e, Ditnictc(i t inanenSu sisenitilAge tit tint:LA(44s. ison« lrrs Nrrivetl afiutit .hAtfla 'St niuls n'etneit, *twits the iisdai 'e3C4if t or AiNgei'mtifi, in selitintti't)tr. riitifis, *ltti . cnnv)eti to nut ntirut3 in tha. utiAilbottritooti of thi'drnii:t, until to roinEritt 11'14 Fectiing. . . Nlr. Justice A,siritt -, sai- in -. the bitchy C6nrt thei 6.elJ,:it - . tot itasi,stitt . catiort of 14.1 4 11, 1;141 Jrfct.: RA . ilaf w4s ocettpiett antic banr-in the King's 'tench, in intpanntl fibs tlir (rnud 17uiy far 'ft Jolty Term. Abnui halt pat term July'was brought into .Cometi and placed . at -the liar, and the fo:1 Conti beini(a; : i - 41ed, .• Lord gLVENZIOTIOVGII proceeded to snot up the caise .for the Jay... ilia Lordship matte several. .peelintinary observations as applicable to the law ist:Thit caie, : and then went on to read his nOtes the evidence in detail, which would probably ectsipy his Lnrdsttip for six hoots. • 'l"lir that, it is expeetid, not close Until a late*pur in the 'evening. . PARLIAMENT. nocsE OF COMMONI,4, SATVIIPAY, Jinn 14. The Stock Transter Bill . was remi p seentut Tai be committed tau Moodily. The Re port of the'rrautlulent Tenants' Bill was brought up, *lntl agreed to. The Bill is to be read " a third. time on Ninittitty.. The Yeomanry Corps . Bill teas reported ; and it wn* n'rttere4l that the Bill be rend a third no Atonday. The Consolidated Futitd Account bill passed through a Commit - ref?. • FINANCE uoiminEr. Mr. D. Gil-env beouitht tip another Report of the Cifintniare on, the 'PiNie Income and Ex penditure, respecting the Walt Estimates. %%hick haring beets Iniel on the table, and instructions having .berm the }Luso adjOutted, WA'L'C!I-M~ll tS. A% we have not oh*erved :in the P - itny Of the tAk*CEE.I.oIt of Itie Ex cnimukia's, ,Mr. 131111'624w0111 . 11'S if% the House Of .Cormitotrs, 00 yriddriptst, respi et inst this 11141114141 ms mid estetitially n{cctol of to.hrii thity to so ateritorioirs:a boeirto inert the Itillotrilig port of what passed IiOUSL 02tt)N!.!ONc3 13, 1417. wkr.CII:I4AKLItS. The ert.vNor.t.t.na of the Exciteaurta moved A Resolution, that.,cetrain persons. delalittq I.t watches stio , ild b 2 relitNetl. trout the late atl4V. ltaiillitiff4ir 1 ..* Cg'. efyi - theyattitti , d #l&ii;g""ti ' for sellin t „;•.g0111 and silver plate„ imposed in 1815. Mr. Ltirrgatvottitt .expregged hit satilfactlots that' the /light . 5if,..:, - ch,..tktpui hail 14ken the dis4rthmed itate of the_ll7l4lclt 'frm.de lint) Ills tion sitter'', ion. .tie could aigtire the !loose that t4era 'Wait pe.rimps . ,no trade ill tl mart. depreitsed•st:ttte. A Colotali tee had ben appointed in CletkcOrt-R 'td examine' lint) the circumstances of the wrirk 'oie.ti, ant! distress never parulleled in that busi. etas 1341 been elscovered. Families had pArted with triitit 'at their apparel, bedding, and other necessaries to tut - twirl 11(e, and it had been ascer tained that at iwo pawnbrokers only', Watch. maker's' tools had been pledged for neatly 2001., which stint gett4 perhaps not otte 7 tl►ird of click value: Many ot WI constituents at Covewl y w cre 'io a'sloillir 'siromintr, nod he hoped thattint Chancellor of the o)..eheqper would consent not . 0111 y to take of thelare additional duty, but.thes whole of the Licence Doty for selling watches. 'the geilertii depression of the cootitry Of eoorse weedy affected the gale of watches, ns they were it species Of liistity, and when necesttatku c ou i,l scatc.ely be obittioeil by certain Clucles of Society, they cotild tint of course purchase luxuries ; but still theft! wotticl beim' chasers of Wtt( cites, it Or v could be (dfcrell tot ,tile ; the late increase of Iha Licence Doty li w ad lowfeyer induced sonny shops to give :op their licenses, tied other, intended in do 11, so Oust orders r„l7 :,wafebes were tilos sul • p0t144 he knelt' reipectottle,hottles whia lie I ev . eA 'Op titottlling I'm Ordei.l, as it did nc.t [nay the i ipences. Some houses did act itteriobetpr e mitt , grili, aliti othfirs opt oWe.,to h: so inpny 4;i t ' l •ho t o raf 7 t:nod,'.. If spiglit theretore.he ta i r;ly i ii , conceived ~4v,itt vlotrees, 'AVM! OCCaSitOted to 'M t ,INtillilift",tl, ' Vitt lilt pOteatiPti nho of go many 10.. titio veatelfei tsai•atOst . litjutions to the trade,. Hr. rik titrlngly nixed the Chancellor of thu ;: x . tilititter.:to Tellogeilav the whole of. the Lieente Datyr on Selling watches. Mr:- . 11ov'e'erovitittit moved that the 0 ccount presented to 4(1,14001e, ettiptpztiog the Plate Li centv DOI', sboaltl-be rtititd, which was vriered o;:ontin,gly . _ , . 4 . .1 , .. iNt) ritet ttoßTs, 111•••••••.I■iii• ityp sorry to cbscrvc it r o w befor e tinsitilit'Alr- to t ittcretsie tiff nttnrbt r of FITC Porto in the W. Ittliica, the tottetritirrice. of ‘ vi t i u t t Wilrhe t 0 throw out of etop)styetvnt tuwt O w , Britiiti 'obits eoiployoll i the itttetepotte ttetween thes e . 1,10 0 6 kw! the Kong', ":4 , tiitti i Ameticall CO!MOM mtilii;te is 11,4 known Ott 011 • port,. or l'entettitntoritt . tte ) oree holm matte tiguitist it. It here . 1% vet,e e ff vj t 0 0 the Kiiigti Aincr':Chit „I ts iLie•Visilet:tes, mot ff trc tare tet bri:cre t l it i ',j ets entreat tit Cite West ilttlitts,, th. Ist LlSt, we teelly do !mt see ooy it. cai l o o for it ; el the A'Stlttflis. Mono tern con, tcti , !er rite 28t1t 01 the Epillg i ittipftri '143 ihe'artteles itl qtwsLion di re 6 t i torn titateS itl British.k4l roses.