The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-11 00:00:00

110113 E 017 CMINIONS.--i&ura 10. The. Watch and Wgril Bill went through Ittorn mitt ce of the whole llouse.—ltcpOrt to-morrow. P1111.3 . 'd WIIIITINC4 OF Ft,MAIA OFTENIMIS. General 'Y'II . (III:9TONT MSC, parStlat. h 119- - Ore, to move lor,le4ve to urine; in a Bill to atm» 1i%1) the publi whipping of female offenders. The rOflishnxent which he, meant to substitute wonlll lye coillinerneot in a jail or house of Correction for rixtdouths.---le.tve was given to bring in The BANKIWPT LAWS; SotiN Small,- pursuant to his notice, rose; to call the at tentiOu of 1110 i-lOtt . se to'the Bank - ow La qs, with the vkw of protoo , ing mrevi , ion of the *hole System. The arm se had Air eady , on seve , ', ral occasions, appointed COnsmittees to consider, these law's, but Ito thorough 'amendment had yet: been made in them. Little need be said to con vince the House of the necessity of some attempt being made to put an end to the monstrons'evils kvbielt had grown Out of the mode of administering the Ii tikitttpt Laws. Not !Ml' , since he had pre sentett, a Petition from Ore•Merclants and Bankers, of the:City of London, most numerously signed, praying that the !loose would take this subject into consid e ration. 'lie truth was, that a system. or fraud and jobbing existed in the Administration of these laws, which was most flagrant. In say , ing this, he did not mean to impute any,hlatue to -the Commissiot:ers of Bankrupts. But to such an extent had this, systems of fraud grown, that he Wight assert that one half of the numerou s_ rupteks, which had taken place within the last two or three years, had not paid tiny dividends, although there wits ,a chaise in the Act to oblige the assignees to pay 'dividends within a rinl . teti .Hint but this clause was quite inoperative, .be: eanse . it did not enact any penal y for the non-' ebserifance of it. After catering into a detail of the Way in which pfoctletinNs were conducted in st r a ie f/f hanktoptcy, and pointing out particularly the abuses that existed in the appointment and pmthict of st<tignees, and in the modeOf worm ing ct.,titicates ; and after contrasting the Bug lish system of 1141)kropt 'Awe with those of Scot ., bind; which latter he thought far superior to she - former, tic concluded . by 'moving that, a Select Committee be appointed to consider the Bankrupt Liwtt. Alt% VirnoTTPALEY suggested, that as the sub. ivst of inquiry was so extensive, it might be better, cOnsitlering the late period of the Session, merely to move e llesnlinitio, that the House should, early in the next Session, titite the subject into etinsiilerntion; at the time time he did out feel in the least degree disposed to orninie the motion. Mr. Serieant Otitst.okiv drought thellouse should los! , no time in proceeding to appoint...the Coffl - AR much might be done even in this Session. Mr. G F.N FELL I hOtight that itt ieust:tis. much as pooilble should be done , this 'Session. After a few wordisirom Newport, Mr. South and Nir.'-Fitila; the motion - was agreed to: Sir J• NaWeoaT esented a pet itinir"from 11hreliants and Ranker* ptildio: Cork,, AV.iterforil, Kilkenny, :and Beliasr. praying.. for a* revisiott trf the;Bankrtipt Laws.—.l.tenit, and , ordered to he On the table. 'Arr. CAursit'r brought In Bill to prerent fraud in the bagging of hops, time, and , ordered to be rend a seeondlitne Sir P. 817,ITIVrT presented a petition h • tinnie. • Toasty stgirt (I by the inhabitants of Westirri:,ster, compriining of the number of Prostitutes that Infotte‘: the street* of Westrninster.—Read, and ordered to he referred to the Committee 'on the 'truce of fhel‘iceroptii: Sfr:M. tV IttDLRY 'tviitlttd to' kiii)w tlic Ciilncdior cif tllC l Essiaiirtltter teas A ware tl!at the Collector, of A , seised Taltes at 'Andover batl . lately sinehiirged titirsons there for having Orden cli,rir3 fin lour with Out Elrrtn somet heirs; driVitn . by tiotokey3. 111 , ti t eltarge..l was NI: per annum ; the pike of the :chair being only 51, tic hoped this woirld be re medied. of the E.;:titinattartlaid, that be was aware smite' diffirtlify had (occurred in the ease alluded to by the llon. Baronet ; a nd that if there Was any mistake it would rectified. itErrowt. tioskt.tsoN inovcd th.t there be laid before the'Honse a copy ol the Agreement heoveetvthe' Ccie n nutiisioers Wood.; told theDUke'of Port land for the purchase of the improprirte Rectory of le•bone; After a few words froni Mr. Bennett and Sir S. Or.ltarrt, Mt'. BARING decidedly objected to the . ittivarte of a:ty money for the pui pose of purchasing wood lands, though he wOuld have rho ObjectiOri any , bargAiu obtainable by.tbe changing of cue isind of Crown property (or another. Lord Coot 04.ve alltuled the great bavpc which had been ttrtde. i n t h e Crow 3 Purests- of Bete, &c. in iliturpshire. The tittober'which was cat whs'quite mifit for any naval r .purp i e what. ever. though the desolation would :appear as It there was timber enough cart. for araty I purposes toe the present and many coining gentratioug, 1.10 'public forests were therefore totally usisma. tinged by intlividoals. Tire motions were then agreed to. iA Message front the Loids stated, that their Lordships bad agreed to the Employment of the poor 1311.1 - , without any Amendment, atacl to the Metropolis Paring 811, with sonic. Atneudtuents. STATE OP IRELAND: -Sir J. NttlArroaT gave 'notice, that to-morrottp. lenitight he would move tbat an Inquiry be mode. (luting t lie reetliS into tite Oeftint }Mid, in tarirtr that effectont relief may be :0 vett 'to that Country by oleasitresin the nexu - sessiom. atty. Chi,crtfkrr, oh the pail of his, pinyon - ad tuotiOti on fiord Sithookah'sCirCtl.• hr Letter till to-mot"..ow se'noight• Lortt'Cp , tt.gttEAttl' rose -ti) itii , ve for a IR kV Wtit for o.iitt, City- of Liaietick it) fire ./ 1 "'"w : at Cot - ..Vereker, now a but, in eutitplianat With-the wish of Mr. Tierney, be consented - to tuithdra At Abe. Motion for the praseur. 114.4:A1D. vi INN.. W. SMITH moved fur the appointment of a belccl Coultuatee to inquire into the subject of Exteuls in A grounding otis Motion on lne utter insufliciCitcy of the Bill introtiw....e:l 111 c Right Jim: Gontl.etnan to Teach the greater num ber of the existing evils. Sir W. Ittni,ny seconded the motion, and deselilsed a case of great hardship, at Durham, to prove the evil of Es.tents in Aid. The CHANCEtLOR of the EK0141 , 041/311 host! no 01)1cCOoll to the motion, Anti declared, that the only object which he and hislColleagnes had in view ou this gyestion was, that of securing the rights of the. Crown withtut doing injustice to the .Subject`. The Motion 'was ttten agreed to, and a Com mittee appointed. •Ou thti ntotifn of the Cluzitet.ton of .the coeau en it was ordered, that the scruiil petitions which had licen pet senteti to tlotoe shOuld be referred to the clinsideration of the Committee. Mr. W. SNIT . II presented a petition from an Innkeeper at Oxford, stating the grievances. to which he had been subjected by an Extent in Aid. Referred to a Committee. The 4, , kAIANCEt.i..ntI of the EXCIIECWEtt moved the second rending of the Extents in Aid Bill. • Mr. PROTHEROS expressed the , satisfaction Avhicli he felt at the ; Right Jim,. Gentleman's de claration, that in securing the rights of the Crown, he w.as also desirous to -stvoid injury to the sub ject. - Mr. W. SMITH repeated at considerable length his objections to' the measure, as wholly inade quate to the attainment of the desirable object in view ; and contended that it afforded a -bad 'tine down of the competency of the Court of Vixelte querrto appreciate the proceedings,in Auestion. The Bill .was then read a second time, and or tiered to be commirted.on CIVIL sr.avicEii COMPENSATION BILL. Mr. D. GiLispar having Li:ought up the Report of this Bill, Mr. TIERNEY matte a series of -Ohjections to its arrangements, which he cOnSidered as giving an increase of pationitge to Ministets rather than effecting any saving for the public. The Crown still had the power of granting I:ellsitnl3 On, the consolidated fund to the amount 'of 11,01it,li. a year. lie contended, that almost much was gratsted in compensationsas •wasabolislied in sine cares. The saving, stated to he gainail by the abolishing of sinecures was 57,0001. -a year ; 4 1goittst which was to-bv-set 42,0001. fur compen sation ; so that the ptiblic . ,only stired '13,0001. a year.„ while the Bill gave to MiniSiers immense patronage in stria:l placcsaol 30W. or 40W. a year; and the CroWn, by the whole 'trans- . action, gained 32001. a year. Ile implored the [louse Hitt to be h rv,iy by this sort of scheme, which "was a mere (10.AsIon, by Which nobody gained any thing hot the Nlinisters for the day, as they had Iti.oool a year to give away, which they wou ld nut intierwiN t ; °tit:C.o. The Bill ought to lie sent to some Cant win that. all'these'f)oints ` might be examiind. tie would itikvityS athtt that the Clown Amght to have the means of rt• warding the servants of the 'public, ill . prorittion' tier their . lab , .murs bUt he must ohir.',•et Ii I ‘s . ; ,y 'in which it veaS n ter prOptised . , to be done, and, ate trust-til l te No le Lord opposite would contra:- diet Mini it i l ako".l a winug vitt%) of the sub ject. it was hot, he r•rver , ititention to pro pose any alteration in Lord CASTLBREAGti it wnulai he dilu cult fur the Right tirittife g how he would attietfil - this iliftl'irf.t.r .- tie - had himself 'suffered two s'nelneilk to LOriitt i 'hitving given his toll snap - .3111 it'."l4%Siitfaire tire thetn, hot It of tvhitil - Welle7.rra 11PV4sIrrettter extent IV int this: C,lteiiiiti:p*urkirillty._'.469l;tt xtltlderdrii initropky,,,tp,,mhrypmentft•g thei„motnei!t the t h'itdie 521, , iit:it 4 t' :to tlie ineasii . r`e; 'the lltrit.. l 9,p4,lesnitt fort . t. k , hi.,.,jotet.lt . .adi7 l l,sai'ett'kel , 4 . el f, 0 hoist I.:ocitv'tl.;',o the V.,li OCO•leLlIA ) OtTeei c , o,mid 'be ',toy otl.er Cot% it, cool t o nly., at the emti (Ars ) r :Seeitt, pert on f , f Bri tt not .000/. ate ‘l ant!COI of fon(' 13;000rinstv sit tit I 01))! as he had stnicil. Ile la.:td pi7;,eeeiled contiaSt . r e g td,', the pit t , ent 11111•:,wit1i th , ise elf the measure of tie Itiv,•ht lion, Centlenoin, - and slioWeit that b. ,. .the lamr the liublic'von!(lll.Bver beets conii,let.l,li, noire biirti.ered l'en-slorti:' '[liege Was no litititat,oo to it 0:1 the 'Ube ;toil theretote he hoist say, that its' the Right lion. Ceiitletnau could not' approve of this Bull in leis t v,:ihd, I,e' treitted it very Crtleilv, am hi: was (rile sure. that it roust be one that he was t lislio4ed to a l irrote of. The que , tion only was as, tc'itie quantarm; if compeni,ation, and tic w at sorry The 10 E 03 (.);.itLitian I s I Cottle for Ward to disgust the •11:otse hod the comity , / with his objecti:nts, having atly thing to propo, ,, e on - the subject,. Mr. CALcrit,vT repeatcxl bit former arguments in f,isionr . of the . 11)e i s supported it its trith 'w titles bt the peolile, nod, becaitse lie that such re duc(oh.s might be effected in the l'er - 1 , ,i0n I,ist its wwild c.i.nolensate the public. for the addition 110 W t node.* Col 1.11441*, brought - up several clauses, which were added to the Mr,; - proposed a chute, to compel stcttiheta of Varii4tattit, t iceeptiog reos'ions under the i l lt itA l t Bin, to vueatt: their sett[.. •: L A NNtr thought toe princip or, le' which this ( )position rested wits directly opposite 'to 05; tt lei li Members accepting offices 'Wc , ..re sent butt to their co!istittlents: - Fur in this cnse they : would take l'eniiiiris,wl9). office, t tiNl reintiving front the influence of the t•:-..r, v)) . CaLcitAti•r co;itcnilett, that ns til4 Is'elViit)OS gran ivit by the Bill were in lieu of Sinecure Or. Bet's,tV`liiCh s not 'acetpt wit bunt yaatttipi.; their seats, it was proper that they shn u ia not be received without' a . Similar course being ;ail rlitcd, I. •i ib l i t js r o, s , c : n i e j rnlijs.erz.Y,:let,itopnositfr,tiru l;t `pi t' r. litusitislion, Mr. Vonstinby, the: lltnt. the Chancellor of the lixclietpler, and : s i r . 't..3;;31.10ak, the: Hous e , divided t-- FUr`tl,, io g iog: up ut tile (nativ e ••• 27 i Against it the urity - apiust• , tit'Niaj 47 On belt% re-admitted, we found Lund Nin-Tuti opposing ite princi:le of tilt Dill, Ana tonteiml-: i lig, that if the Crnwn • had sthatetltiogwhi. , ; l, might to Iftlltilien front her, e:ought to iective no enmperistition, and still teas an advantage over the public:. tie then exnress'eti his inVention ot• taking !be tense of the'Llouse on the intasuri. 11. r. lin4lfltiotii defended the Bill, Anti the ne ees&it y of enabling the Crowti to re%varit public service. Mr. Goanoq. continded, that the present 13111. woutd tnHke politict a t rade. Mr. liaior.s4BaSt.Et BOCCI .ether the power of ,vas at. no end, since it hid been,:tinid tioit GI fmn would never have heel persuaded to give op Sitter:ore Oilier* without Sti iotletpoi ticittino 1 light tint the I.loitse have.tuforced the aholition of uniiiteenry , offres Atler a rev/ wol:ds Fron'tSir RODERT diantr, the House divided on the question that the.Renort be brought tip Foi the bringing up Against it . Majority LORD COLCHESTER. • The Report of the C:Oturnittee on Lord Col ebester's.Annnity was also brought up ; the Re solutions were a greed 'to, and a,Bill ordered ac cordingly, SUPPLIES. On the bringirg up of the Ordnance Estimates, Mr. F. LEtvit reprobated very mischievous 'prac— tices that long prevailed in the miauagement of the Ordnance Departinent.. Mr. RoneaT WADI) concurred in a part of the statement, nod said the memoir presented to the committeeof Finance %vas ri record of the plan of improvement introduced, by Learned Friend Lord Mit.ro&, Mr. WILLIAM Saztu and Sir. J, NawronT tilwight sowthin4 stronger than .8 pledge of the MiOister should be adopted to prevent the repetition. Mr. TRIsMAYNR trusted that the reeommenda- do►t of the Finance Comtnittee respecting ►►ew worhs,ror . the reformatio►► of others, wontd beat. tended to. lie wished to hear from the Honour= able .Membet: (Mr. Ward) whether it was the in-' tention therefore to continue those at Plymouth. Win.t.'r'sLev.P:titAti entered into a detailed statement of the (11$1 . 1411Cr in which the Estimates of t be fOrfner iinar4Of Ordnance were made out, and justified them by. the absolute demands of the war, and the vigorous aid'afrorded by that de- part ment Jo Our milital.Y. oPellat 10 1.11, 4tntl I ,lt*. CALL:HAFT deuied that any imputation was,chargahle against former liOarils. The ex= penees oftentimes argued against by' as eX-, trtiviagant, were.regularly rote& hy'„tbe.l-louse. 11.1r 4 4. WARD,.in respect to the tvorks at Ply mouth, said, 'that the original •estitnates ' were tabitntioned, and all that w4S (lOW Vitilatft antis "to effect a i+Meti(in'between the old . andliew Works. . Alter some few ohservatinns froth Mt. WI-Beier and 14ir. Tfi t ENTATNE Ropnrt was li:calved; and the items agreed to, with the exception -of the write for the. Britt,h hI aseum, which• wat post. pened tintli Thursday next. Sir It. Pzaottssox,.having adserted to the ex• pe l isive.and. spore .manner iivwhich the Itgly:t Artillery were..t . eliered in foreign stations, moved th+tt ,thete ise tait!.effne !he:: ii!mse a tun) the. Distrihntion of, the del ed. The etther : Ortjers r gf, the., ty were tiler. tlit, poses! of, and at Itall:pri4t one the rioui,i PituyiNci4L Pier CIXI3S. , r ~ ttAcatußN Pi T 1 CLUB. Ou . W.0) 1 1CA (1 0y the 2801 . 1'4. the Atembers o . thi.b Sneiery cekbrateti, the P4.11) 7 (111 of II instrio4 S t atesm.tn the late rtiii,h ri on'o ur.ib!e Pr IJ rT, 7 t public: Dinne r,' at the Ne - w ion,. in thii town ; Jott,r H Aran Lit 7gs , g;;q: li'risitlent of the S:teiety, in the Chair ; Joitiel t 4tsl`gtt, ~,:•• • Nfter the, cloth was•iltelive'Osi' the 'follot%ing.t6asts were Antigleank- s ' 3 tho:ltlikik.,hty,tholhokibq 1 40 1 40,4t4r — .4v40,44c0100 . e. Itegirst—three times t4rec. Thc QUectr—thret times thire. "' ' , 4 The Princ4s..t:litirtottstuitf: Wales" an d her Illustrious Cont.; soft-t twee. tim kSo kkßeti . , Tie float, Of Yorlilliirthe other branches of 'The • 110y...1 family-4.01*e tlitswillhice; • . . ~, . '• ,; Oittglveittati c9oo4lktion, the pri,h. of I,ritorts, grt4.4hts. athumratmott okhe world-tliree tim e s thit4... The immortal Memory of. I he lute Right Pluttutirablec %Vit. • i Ham Pitt-throltitms-threr. • - !rity. Navy and Amy of the lluited krocdom. - ' ' ''the C ti . 1'" 1.'i1.t3 - the'Printlples'af . I .llr.l'itt ever aniniltte- ..0 rem tr :of tirestiolititaitt.. i , ti ~ 't .. •-t . ' ' T • he_ flonse ,of Ilrunswicli-,-ma he,sforget the, Prlimiliiles 'that 'leafed` ttleitm on the whatitme of `these lttalms. l'li4Alita4tars pf, the. Prince Regent - . , , . • The revered NiettiOry * 4-ilie . fate Iti•lmi iiiiiiOtaralmTegitegicer ' l'erceval. 'Flee Duke of Wvliintrtpti. . • • -.• , - ,• . . The immortal Nlemory of those Berne; who fell in theser vice of their country at the.. Itatmle orittifeitliiti:' . Sir fiatict thindatand the.ltt 1.11 - :quomtlitterds. ' .. Health to ail those brave men who her,e survived the glori ous mind decisive Victory of waterloo:. '. -..- The HigliSitiiiff 4t the Como , : . •' ' - Tile Lord Lieutenant ut the I,;tiunty. ' Ttle Nlagistrates of the !..4.mun,cy. ' ' Mr. Era Ily;' an il the . Niajcitritt es' tot NI atichttid el% Ttkola to them for their ,prompt extttit.mt in: Ito y91 . 41 1 4t11 1 4 14 " ra rectiou, and preserving flee livaet, of time County. The Millitselr3-34 Utii.iiivisiou...Timonloaci..theo) for the i r ' . well-timed and rfruettiat emit:arm:ll to tranquillize the - minds of the lower. orders; and to open their eYeo'fli." tite ' in)itlioul desi , ,:l3s of,theirpreteoded friends, • The Members for the County.. • The Chhneellor of the Docile. • The Deputy Licutemmts of tlme-Clottnty. • 'the abseu; NI en)brr of the illaosi,riro Pitt Clttb, nod th! friends.and edutirern of Mr. Vitt all over the'Svorl4L. Wellington's frientt-Oht ithitther. '" '- - .. The inmintirtai Memory of Limrd Ntti.4 , nt • The Revival of Trude and a plentiful Harvt•stt Alay the 1 •La d n-t"' and' the Centmer,:ial hat:rests' of this. if:unary in ever uimitesi. The Lancashire Witches, Sld ~Fi n fland.. AL . , • . li Ile . ' it'ase, - tW Trist/e, and the Shatotmelr. • May the effects of patriotism be ever triumpbstut. The Wondiiti .Walls 61 Old F...siglauti.- •.. " .• . lihips, Colonies, viii (.um umerra:- ' '.. -- The Margiiis of itughisca. ' ' Lord Hill. ' • • • • • Lord, Ilittloolt. . . l'erl of liopemitten. Sir Lowy- Colt.. Loral.:4 Lori[r(l 5 11 C 4f u tv e l s:f e r o r t r . n d . cr e a -_. . . , • . • t , • IL he. evelling. .ii.rit spent nioqt p e ;:redy 4', enii -1 vviv e d by taktiky ispizonted spem cite::;mil.tl 10) al sum s .. 1, —,........-e*****.-........ lIETI.EOtIII r rtiettihris rat this alb thited together nn th , 2 28th ult. to commem3:ite: the stoolvers 3 rl of $Yr . Pitls . s birth, JoiL.t *MATiitgw:. Big* of t - DuanloP trt !, t tt e eltxtr attit n ftltAtr.tu . Am to. T A zrttc t of LAyitot, Etg: Vice.rre.ittc,atng it2 . lttaslS Nit: aritiOY awl the Club of f:Tliii!ctster's;-=''ll'e 11.141' 113 n. Itobert Prelt arid tite:Pttt, k . l) of d()ltu—'l'be Vitt Litt() of At)crptareol:F"--" '‘lr,o,lebttu* ititi tite3Stil Frtehoftleil of the ( ;"' l9 " 4 0t f evettiog veto :petit grot 1141:11itioy, doti the party broke tlf.stit,tl after .It 3 #~` ~(}' , a: SINGULA S'lYjttl• ..............,=..-7- , _ .By a fetter we. have received ron) k-rance,d . ' t 1... - learn the todwwing sini,ou;iii. story ..-r straur i nt" I' l elicitnistance occurred Jai CRT Ft li re st ; the hist st.tge of a dangerous diSo!tleT, iiitt tor a priest to girt hint l' etttrettfe u nction ; tit' illits, after stkUld coffirvt,s,ifjoi) ,‘ Rh ti,e WWI, 101(1,i'lli., that he could not 'give: l!':nt extreme ilueiiaa t‘i!'.: out lit 6m-tendered tip the Patti that he licitlio"- which beloaged to the church previout to' ( heti! .. volution. In vain did the pOot noin point out that lie had pureliaied them at a fAr " 1ia ,, t1 ,; . ' and had a large family to leave them to; the pi— . toll! hinv, if he did not,, tic would he ii---Li a's i g ° , to bell; the poor m4ll replied, he woolil give up the (arid, but take his chance: Ina 1 :', I"Y3 he, died, and was reftiseq the flies ei cue Church, or Christian 13ttrial,-4 cousegoen" ' l/ . hi 9. haiiiii, died' 'without reeciviug-extretoe inl; 1 ction ; an d n the priest tolti his family t h at he '' e * 'li certain of going to hell; and the di;vil ironlitc°„4 I that night and take away hif. , body. The wle tc- , fomily were dreadfully alarmed, sad tb e Y °il l 1 111')Yttl an old soldier to - It up all night sad 07 ' the'colpsg: furnishing bread so,tl cheese, and a SW;sr ll to. protect litati,t,tii,, At midnight the door fleet °poi, mud in ita ls .„ three figure' dressetilYarrtelfppear &lilt; tlit=', !fiat with a bottle lif‘vi",7, %%'lk - ed. 'round' the roods to try to intioinl'clio soldier, tot the veteran, whOloaa.neter (cart ct, oppose an enemy, was not to be •Tivic 'strthicii but broke silence, and accosted t heiii ill 1 ",„ %Taub = , " You, Mr. De'vils, if one of P u ii,,. a hand 'upon' .that holly, i will c' Et 1 .11, 10 sifter some time, one , more courageous t its oto rest, seized upon the feet of the c0vPi,t"1,,.,,!1f other took hold a th,lievoi ; the soldier it 1,,., made a chop at the hand of tke first, 0 4 " I 00 cur off iiis 'ann S the..otlier he trololded 60 shoulder ; a seitlile ensued, hot in a silts the tiFyi!s disarpeared, leasing A lari:e Vill;elbo. blood behind them, whiell she‘red tlieY; re t , ill i!ao. The next day the family ostil'n,pi,.etoi reelect, and related to him this orang e " ili o r e statice, when he sent for the ! , stet = '1;:, 0, 1 fused to give the extreme unction, llu'i,.l ✓eturned for sioSwer that he WAS itn4Cll) °lit e . 1,,e1 not attetvi him ; and after several aless4.l:roc biai .beets disp itched, without. iticcess, l( ) l '' t I ' o''''' 111,e filt.t;"'"lnt's.a goard.of sol,liers.lvAs„sc,`;,; 01 ~...opit Lim up , i i,,, , , ):, p,,,,,,,1 10 .',,,,, (I,e :!):11°3 vOlt•nt . the soldiei. heti c'll ;, to t, ...0 0 , .2'41 ; hi: , acetntipliees, tta se brcn " c e ' ~ „ (Pi r they .ire all note bltiViy . 10 (1. 5 tti i" Pril..l'. ' trioatii I'aper.) : A ( tj.) -,311 "1t''...).t0 r;Q•1:1,-,,,J. , •-"-'..'"--- • ' ~;Ch 'a ir „i _, On :',1:)- ,, • Tim,' -,,,,,,,, •.-.4. 1:.::.;:t a ti,!: jay ,0", c;ri, D_,. ft , 4 A fit., !tit it nog ,,,,,t.Osierloove,e: ~:"'t74.l"e. - rld t)ifoi'd-sttec , rtlio..lo''e" ~.,..'.". e 114' :. T :4% I. 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