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IL\MIUu i 1I U.\P J(S. LAST NIGHT.] SToCit n Al AI; c}! 25.---The Treat y oim rniree lattly cone.huled bcoveen Sweden tend the Uniie , l.Stous of North America, upon principles of reuiprocity, EATltivd by the King, but will (It eutirte not he !mole public here till After the rati fiention k rep civet! from America. ITpott the iltvitlttiim of the 11.assialt C'nhrt, ltis 111.1 . 1 , sty the }y in ; ; bc (1 us kiecileit 1 the I.loly Al e. 11frleL'1'S hitve 111!el1 Sent ti , )ll , 1 . 11/ 4.1 -:11y 1 0 the illee Seltrwelt, e -that the colst:, me properly gtiatch.(l, in ordcr that it may hes impossible for any person tinkno , vit to the Gio strumept to cuter there clandestinely.. 'fbe, dentincho ion of th e 13th Alarch, which, as it appears, whs wholly founded Oil mistakes, is, now tinder investigation by the tribunal Of the . ( ourt, hcfore which t , he rrsous implicated have been Controtitcd to-day and yesterday. toNsTANTINone, 'Fp.n o plin is now tpoken of by which the marine forces are to he ri ti s ett 10 H regtilar corps of 20,001) Tuen. The 'art illesy is also Co be considerably augmented. It appeat 5, 100, front the accontits that the fortresses both on the Lord and sea side are strengthening and being. supplied with prori- sinus, 'rite Divan fregnettily meets at the Cyrand Vi ' tier's and at the and several I,crtonss take part in tlnse Sit 6140 Witt) are MA itsiiitity to them. ti ot hilig has itunsidrett resin ctirg the object of thvse firtinent Y)rtE:st►t r., Aticti 2-I.—The Fanperor of Ittutsia how . 111.1 t the Court cat Skt !ton teeetled to the 'llolv Allutnce, hat :ifs° intritud the Cou rts . 0 1 11 . einiAr, (..:as , el, Hanover, OlOctibiy, and Meek , ',Alborg to join it, VIF.NNA, non 29.-111 many parts of Salz burg the snow ties twelve feet' (161). • I M tt FAN r Mil A MEN l'AitY PAPERS. COPY.of rt 1 1 110(1,.1N1ATION i4sttett by Sir RAR,PIi JANIES I1'0()1)FC)111), 1 art. GOVERNOR of the I4LIN1) of TII,INIIM1), tliv I”th day u?tilttgil.t, IRIS'. Coltmittl Drrittnient,M,treh G0U1:91311.N. 1 10th ; ' 1817. • • . •, , , . TatxtnAn,—,oy Jll . B FAcelleney fir Lyn JANO , .3 Woon. Futtn, tkrt. 'Governor 'and Colnotailile,r-in-Chief in and over t•lte, sap Aslant! and its Pependenuies, and Vi Admiral nf th e inut ,„ " '(rit. S.) Ralph J, Wwllybrd,. Whereas information has been received, that divers ill-dispOsed persons have , of late been tni. gaged in collecting arms, and sear., like store((, in thi , island,,with the view of,trano. 'flitting the saute to the-provinees-of the Spanish Continent, tor. the pittisore or rekindling the flinnas ofwaraud ciyit twain!t that had been bit( ly , lupput , se d aod ti :ixtitiguised in the rot in ces /61d whereas such violations of e the nutra lit that has been So long aeowed, and so constantly mattt• tabled bet seyeti like contending parties, by the il;,,, fcr n i lmal of his I iliattttic Majesty', ttre not on hy contr . ,' y to the allegiance due to his Dri. t an nic, Majesty by his : men :Allsjects, but are di jeetly to the alliance and 'Public' en itageinenfi bef wee!' hip said lirit;tnnic ,11Ltjesty and his Catholic Majesty the King of Spain :;:„. And"vlSereas it SppearS, that (livers of those persous.sVho have taken and . town! refuge in this island, and hate been received and prott:eted thin rill, without any reference to the part tviilch they Ma baVe borne ,in the disturbances of the Spanish Cvntinent, have been detected of' late in the act s'ending thither arms, antintinition, and „, svarlike stores, and keeping u . p correspondence with the'Chiefi; in apeti violation of the email . - , Jinni; 'WWI welded they have been admitted to the proiection of this .Government ; it ia necessary to deehire <illd proelaint, as it is hereby proclaim. e t l toil declared, that all personvi, inhabitants' ot this Colony, anti s possesbing property therein, who shall, after the issuing ot this proclamation, be detected in A:mil/eying .to the '":isailish-provinces the - Cistitinent of Sinith Atucrica, either arms, i minoinition, or' wattilie stores, ot any kind or bot t hattiovver, or Money ;or in raising or en 'for On!. said ,serviee ,; or who shall be Joi , nd to ,be directly Or Indirectly coneetni'd; or aiding or assisting therein, shidi; upon doe eon. Sutton of sitcli offenee, be banished and expelled flout this Colony, and their property , forfeited :111 ,1 cotifi cared to the use of his Majesty, his sueeessors. And ail prrsotis wholtave fl42d frOf» the Spanish province,s,, : and have,been admitted to tempoial y .rcOiligtit4 in 1146 eg).lffliv, for the ptirpoi..es °I a ft : y and proteetion,.and wbo. bttli be detected in the like offences, shall forthwithbc imprisoned, their property forfeited and confiscated, and they,sitall _le, banished ,and. expelled, front the colony, to such place as his Majesty's Coes:rum...tit ; ' 4 l ect o expectient r4nd ?the Aecut it ies.,.e,ut creel into for, the good In 113000 r of Stiehl pVt'si.tiS , colony, be deemed and liken as forfeited ; th e Government, to the•whole, extent of theltioih and pputilty,for. which the sushi securities avert taken. • Givtn under my Timid trait Seal of Oilier, at tkivernmer4 lititete, in t he, Tipto Pin tof suite, 111.314 tfaill j ki s ;W I do) , oi August, !Ski, and in tht4.shtti y,ar of his Nl(leia,', . . Exeell,ney's Coumaild, • ; ' , 04.1.010.4 lIRINAGLE, Sectetiry. ( I_4 oo 4AVE, ~t~ ..__.__..._. _..,._.... _..._... Eigbteen h.tve ved ut Idc it 11, froir forvigif Ivit 6f.j,it, 11, 0 .111 1 , ;t1 , 1 ) 1 1111.41.4;tiat , tia444llvo 'lug is tie . Griin ; 7 - 1 . 7 nal ar44;ail. Foriq r lat tt' I. eat. 1'146' ri r 400 ti ;lE4li qulifivt it , ,t 1., 3, I 2',so qatilq;.tro '2l 1 / 44 ,1 , 349,411te1, ( , 0-114, 4 5 9:1 aarterai; :149 Titiart4,N. auil 1iv1,,111i,*14 quart-e 1 . ,. Plum 14m4i1m, 414 bulls. kis (halt fifty-cow vesiF ; l , avrivrd Ilt tiri:ttgeL mouth, frotil Ibt till tlt i tt4 inSt, %Vali Grain. The Ladies of Strasbourg have opened a sub scriptiou to Supply the poor of that place with potatoes, .:., R E A N,Di (Fnir! t .I)7l.hlin,Eve?li.u.g T.IFFORI) Ati ;IZES, NlXttelt 31. TUE FANG E. MULIIALt;, PeC4 , I,CAN, I , Et.:NV, ALN,X. M'CLHAttY, AND IIiiYAN M'coLGAN. ; . The prisonen werF indicted tor administering . • an sinivltil nal) to Jnbu Itorian, at Ciaticktaitt4 Ilan, on tile 4th of December, 1816. EVIDENCEi ON PART OF TI CROWN. John RoVOint examined by Mr, liovb.—Witne,ss said he knew CharlesMulhalloold the rest of the . plit,oners (identified thein)—reCollveted seeing them on the 4th ot last beeember, at Carriektarn. irAn, in this c(itint)y he had known theni all be. t i ne that night : Charles Molhall, on that night, e.,1111.4 i:oes ! , :o n! Into a garden, :Hid took a hook (nit of his pocket, awl ask 6I . witness to swear, that he Would attend him (MathallYon any night that ,bp would call upon him, to take away the yeomanry arms that lay in Setjeant Carey's. At his conveisation all the prisoners were present, and Alidhall . said, all the Other's - Would take tie. same oath—he I . .fused. The prisomerS then told him, that lie could not stay in this cotoury,,if he did not comply with their laws : they said he tired ,t be a (raid , , they would not deceive him nor any other brotk r: every man of them round, then the oath,'-ant) witness took the hook nut of hanok and did the same it man Of the oatne Parker, who hid come with him • irom the comity Of Lon g f or d, was preetit ; they had then been 'about eight week's in Junishowen. Cross-mxamined by INIr.DgEPING.---WitriesS3llid, that was not the first oath he had taken—he had t ken two oaths of that 'kind before in the comity of Longford : be dividged them, and. did not keep either of them ; un recoileclion, lie had taken a ,t bird oath, and broke it : at Longford he, appear ed in the chat actor of a prosccutor, and wits exa mined there as a witness, and twelve men were convicted and punished on his oath : Ire had sworn inform:lo6ns against ten other men, who were to take their trial at the pres,ent Assizes for'a capital felony ; on his firsr coining to bluish() wen , he assumed the name ofJohn APLanglilin; he wentby that name when lie swore the, last oath of that hind : it was lint the fir,st time he had liven made actin:dined with the Ribandman's oath : it was not to lay traps toe innocent conto Ey 'people, bat to detect unnOeyerzi, that i!ilajor D'Arcy bionOit bitn from Tiongl,rd : be was not t.tnitive of that en ttty.. ).Injor D'Arcy directed him to come there from Longtold : he had 'attended at several meetings, of llibandmeti, lie did, not deny . !wing a liihandinan : if he slid not know the business well, he could do no ping hi . . nishowen : he e;tablished a Ribandman's Lodge there, and the people of InnishOweit Were well hi- Itructed, . • ..[IIE U ere Mr. Justice FLTCCIZ stppieed, the cross.; examination. Ile said he would suppresi, forthe uresvitt, but lie thOiight it of the first i m p ortance to t he ends of justice, and t(i the peoce of the . eontity-of.-I)Onegal, thttt the gentleiaen of the (rand . shoqht he"r'•the remainder of the witness's cross-exaniiiiotion.) The Kcntlefoen of the Grand Jiffy were theli and attended in Court. .• 111 r, .I)P.Etitt4a proceeclet,l.—Witoess sahl . be was at one lioaseAlitaniog only; .what passed at hii iodgo in inOishowto he 'couramoicate4l..to 'Major I) . At.c‘Foilly'• he called hiillsOf and his fac,all and ki,(,(1 . 1,,te., self tieOrt:;ell,l‘Laitgliiin ; he taosideved hintself as 'one:of Najor b'Avcy's r,ight*-fratni meal considered .liitosell a asetal niao,; he . tias not at all . anxiotts to make rilwahaeo iahislotlge, or to prevail On - like people tAi atlininister illegal oaths; he kaetu tGe, ribs tl tiystern ar&l btriore he left 1011104 rd; the people of lohishoweli knew hint to be a ribatithtiao. ,Question ,by the Cotirt.—By virtue of your 'oath, atter establishing your lodge as you call it, did you first propose an oath to the prisoners, or did they first - proposti one 'to - you?-t1: liy vitttic of my oath, „Ole), (*list proposed it to tite r th e y wanted to bring me to tike Carey's musket, • Q. Did they fix any time No they were to be taken at any time. Mr. DErAttrc: oroeceded,—W itness %Hid hi! did not'know whether th e titre , was as. general as the charges contained in his cinployer's,: rgajot , D'Arcy's, commit tals : he comintinicatetl to 111ajor D'Arey, shortly after, all t fiat happened ;bht he grail n o t an opportunity of 'going inittiediattly after this meeting to .fajor D'ArcY: 'be once belong e d to it'ybintitiry corps, the . 14On Sir's'. Newcpmeies ; he Blasi. .11 himsulf 'On the' people of InniShowen as a travelling tailor, wanting work : be had'been fifer, and brought his fife' with hint to lonishow en Parker was: &ikon:fifer, be, also assumed is false ionic ; be had professed Ribantl. man; kis bnaittess to.. onighoivotAiftis not to lay trapi;..liatlttli*tecti; , ,morilers inight,..tra well have done ti Ity his real a's by his false manta: he flint not find out any mortlers; t,lier,e was. a persoo enntioitten byil.l.ajor P'..Arcy, who was to take his :trial at these Assi : zes,for a enositititey to Mortici: ;inn there were several. other persons chaiged by them for tendering unlawful oaths. IVitut:ss was tile ; Pet son kg give evidence against them, he %vas Britt there for' thatyttrnose : be isevergave.such ihtor 7 tnationto AlaJor D'Arcy as would, tend to prevent. titefr meetings : he did not cotninutticate with ,11lajor D'Arcy utztil the erijne of. .tentlyring the unlit %Oil oaths witsicominitted could not,pre. relit 100 men :from being kibarultnen ; Major D'Arey ,was tirigarle-Nl:,jor to the corps to whi c h ‘vituctss belonged : they sveic old avtputiotatices ”:Itiress was compclied to take the iirs.t and hecoini which lie had and broken; lit;. was witilt,s for the'Crown at these As- 0, - irs vt:ttAlilish the i n di c tm e nt Lite c on ; .;.Hr.i.cy to. tuttrttc.r p4,..rson to he proectite(l ~ s a s!.;ty-d.eept.rof the name of Dogherty, re- OH; : lie admiticd, thit iti the course life, be had s,.urit ti e false hetrid.ot i t int,t;tol to keep the lit oath : lie tltcl 1101 it“e . l"id to, keep any oath but the oath y tucafcxtl 1 1Y-tlie cpuir,-11, that lie your moroi detectulnation, why did ymi come upon this . table meant to say, I ivOultl not keep an y other oath without divulging it. , Witness and Pinker were • the only persons to be protlocc(ll4~TajPsi D'Arry to r stistain the enpi- Id inflict meta. tigfiitt4it ilr. I)ogheroy." (-; 1), 111.!..d. for 0 1 1 :Crays - ft it ll*Cessray to call ct ii 'l "'; ' l' ) r - D ' Arcv to iof)port ttle ch,fact:A . itst(r tin. ; }:rat iNiajovillArey examiged by P,ort);-.7-"The• lastwitne,, gave hit)) infortna:ion of seve“).ll)tnt ings id,iee a: Lotiford ; nel sons wctethere ehar ; :en oil rev tine infot)irtitiops; the capital ludic:intents ~ vere I,lid aside, hitt AheY-. the traverseri,.wer..... eolivicted riot, on rite test i-mony of the last wit ; if he (11;1 not thin). : '' Rowan a nian capable Of being believ . etf Idk oath ,'he,woultl not have emplbyed him : Esc heard, the witne,•3 give his evidence ; his account, 9,0 the table, was exac t ly the' saute tot that given to hitt) ; 'he did nOt infoyiners into the county, of Donegal for the purpose of intrapping any man ; and told tht ta,twitite-si and l'arher iwt to enter into any combination unless their live, were ill danger. Cross-examinA by Mr. DEERING.—WitheSSi Said, That the last witness had lodged law tinitions for a ealtal offence, and Also Itir a mildemeanottr,, against several persons at Limgford : if he swore the ti uth on the One case, he snpposed he swore the truth on the other :,the Counsel for the,Crown, notwithstanding his Sweati.,g, did nut prosecute on the ca lie pital charge ; lie d n w sloes stet know hetbrir they' believed thc-sWearitig of "Rosan as impli citly as he did ; he did not. wish to•throw auy stigma (Ai the Counsel concerned for the Crown, for not prosecuting; by virtue of his oath he did not tell Rowan and'Parkei to give their infor mations to him exclusively, while they were doing duty ia liiiiishowen; he Admitted rt. was natnral 'for persons whose object was to do ii6partial jos, lice, to prefer the!, coniplaints to the first Magi, strate': he was not the first Alagi,trate to tha last witness: Mr.. Carey was. the next Magistrate to the place where the offroec was alleged to be com mitted yoini g cardaff was the next Ma gistrate to Mr. Carey : witness lived.inlirouse hall, at a ,cons . derahle distallCC•from Carrickfatn 7 nan : several days had elapses) before Rowan gave. him' the inforinatiOns against priiotier : the pri soners were 110 t taken for about a Month after : he thought it was time enough, as they could not be ponished till the Assizes, Q. In order to' ioppress the crime of asp sociations,, and prevent it from spreading, ii*Onl , l it ,not have been the :lien method try have imme diately taken, and . made an example of the. pri soners, it' they were really guilty Lie did trot knelt'. They eOttld not be ininished till the Assizes; he 'knew • the, whole of thecoutitry was itetjitg ttnde; an (?rgatlised ~ystem, an . d he received in formatiou of t hat fact on oath ; he did not mean to s a y an organised sys!ent of rebellion ; the whole of theciroid.lury ,wete of his way of •tli k akine all the members of it did not tell him so; he 441 not consider ..''hat s•, , .id of the Grand Jury's opinion as given 'upon his oath exatunation was on his oath ; he ku , .'w a twin of the baltre'of M' chive ; he had a hro:hcr thi l lnisO t 1...6 'llia& on the jutol wit'iunS °by itowopi.ia !stpo.o MOPC.Y. Wits uttered to . Yl' Chin!, if hi> bi!other e'videnee rhe '(Mier D'Arr y ) M`ClKre,•• re. that. if'• 10 40 0 •.*. 41-4., ~ • ••‘4. t.• , •% • ••—• veipt..l.ltAtion ag,,inst the othur pet.sons, charged' hint, 'he Wotild give him One'•lttotheil l'onrids;'•uo'enab . :e hint to 'helve the country." .1 1 y vii tut , of:his:m.oi, he dirt not, prytnise the wit ne,s (Rowan . ) a t aytl l is i 4 for his intormathins. el, not atithtnised . bi Giverffin,llt. u[r., I ow. thti'' ;- tu t wouhrbaveg vet) the itloney out of his Tive alpordvet from a. poi e love cif jus . ti.ce ; 5114t..,y t t hr4 vices rendered to tie count y Donegal koilon n t u l 0) 5001. a-year ; and by virtue ot oath; he would havif given the one-lifth M'Clore .for ' , ailing- informer, from a pure love vi justice, and from.no other ni.+rtity. S ev eral pet 011 i were i'mprkOned inflte gaol Litford on htfi com mittals. (lie•admilted the copy' of the committal produced to hint to be a, ;rutt cvps.),. think it too general to enable the prisoners to be prepared for their defence. reopy of Committal iirntEtiet'cl antiretal;) • Comity baaegal to leit.,--Yott.:tHe4n:rqby relnested to r4eive into your custody the !Judy of Arth ur (lift, who s t an d., ijto,r ge d on oath before me, ./'or ratruvrt- iaitv;Li.tr -sf,;rdeius to i1i,Vi,14 . 1 . ; and 1:I01 yott rciil itvp in sole etistoly; until released due o.ntrse of : and fur so doing, this shall he ;our suilicaint warrant. Given under Ms:' hand and seal, tic. 0111 9tll Jan. lOW. '1'!1 OS. D'AIICY. ‘Vitnesvconsidered tliii general conankittid suf ficient. On the 2lst of the pre,eut 'amid), he 'emote L 61,40111, 'llOll gave the Seeel'at prisoners tiotide'of the nature of the charge:preferreti.a.gaikt • them ;. a person of thelLi o uke of . Cna r l es D o gi, c , :ty was charged with a conspiracy to eininiiit murder Counsel for the Crown had now alialidoned this pt - imention. Witness told I)oglyerly he night senti , his4itnesges home ; this Mali was r -charged ot,Olowan'4 and Varker's it , tetrtn,ttions : kuew those informers had assumed false rand : they had told hint so : he did licit titiiik (hey had tooted the ntinie ,01,:"AVI4aughliii..forthe purpose eutrapping nod- on the peo-: ple : he could not tell their motive. GeOrge Parker exatiiiited by :sTr. .S•rotu.s..--. 'This Witness proved' tliat the'pristniers-tendei-ed the math, nod swore th-eloseires4o, be trtlC * lo Gap.' 140 DoOleriv; nail that they would attend out hint wizen caiied O, his cross-examin a tion by Mr. Doglacily, he said he aeconilianied the witness lto%VBll 11 OM .L6'figford to Inoishowen that he r wart -11141t7 Ri- . handout'', but was putt " to the signs by go wan. prilalleke Counsel dCdi;lcti Citilillg op.any jiistice ICCapittila . teti tre cc). deuce, mut the Jury, hirer a berA. tion, returned their vt-rdict.--'Not- . . An entire corau ut potAin.s ha, ken exp u rt c ,: from .I,:usee to Granville, in alt itimidv: ‘Vedneiclay the J olkl Agr . ccuctordt t,:oeitty Ii 1,1 licit fourth Spriog Nieeting ;it which a viiriety exec:tient stock and inyi-O'ved itriplemputs Qt acre liton,krtt.fOrUatkl. The Alf)it Noble the Al ai 4111 is 'I:EEnn A t. witl 111 ti,e thnong oilier toasts ioVet he tOt• . lowing, which was received with gre,ict applause A .good . tinclerstanding betwee n landkvit and te r Italy ; may the tenant be prosperous unit the land lord kind.'' • FAS', f ;.:.c,,,. 11t,.41:.- . N i • - ALI-2• 1 r. ,: • 1 ~ ..>,l . .:'. rti v r..r.--''VestP,rti-IV ' t i C d ', l ' V.1, 1 )0 1••1:t.i 1,..,.:01 ..,i',i•,;:li) C oll!,di - :T.i t, .0 1 , ,, i•i; tbe i k g i l l .' ll IL , ' \'`,.'est e 6 1 4. 1.,ii.i'....!..:, ,s.:l :on:..,,i..tup.`utfi'el;l"',' le-hoile (.1 - rict , s, -.ii:: e.:;..iiisineri,' ehriti:d.''",i'' '3"4":11::: :t.Yartiohlelgc,lA wiltc.ll, tom' g.o![l:sc''l' aut; ( hair:, a .t1.21.61.;:):.ft . t inl roreralti lig , ;' 3 ' la br-;:i'"It 40i,eli, ;he v::: , ,,li` t.',.i .;icii 31 15,(,r,:iii: ~ " ds ' tLe P . ..oiler! V i• 4. ii:/ '.V.iSst'S *,‘ , iiiCiairs IA 11 ' i t tieymour:plact, :vr,i;iit ..t:uw-si:.t'""re', • l , (i c I.l,,.vie‘l4.:uilt•s s:; , ici:, 1 1 ••'• :: f.t:;V weeks b: O , .3- Pri")lt-Fr ii:troiliv,s,,::i , : ;.r.fn th.cir faii)ily:•!. tile son Of rrit I , :ist 1:: , i . J ..,.i:. , _ . ,, will) al'U rul il l 79.9°1* a sie'll% He pi ~.!tentitti tii 1:',1,,, lionourmile ':e",4.;,re;s.:te,,,,,;:ltacr,..'onti.leofilt.,lllvitir,n,,,,:ii, .ricii(ii l,tl.sgtir;cic,,ei %II:d', I; i ''' Purse to r'enilei ; liiiiiselt 1,;',1 ei,?ible, "Il d tki enterridnetr ii te-q'li:ii,li'opiiilt:ii ot him, n . tvl w i Marcie 11101 as 'lto enlightened rind wrll-iaturlo` 1,-eutie'.l,l3l). !.....everal pri-Jons:htiil desired theirin,tio. he t.ii toeir guard i lg.. , iir.it him, bin they conoli.( ed -their' aditionitioic4 as prriiiiiice, iltuce',l4: c f , r ik O n irt o I .. t a ii i isisuiiivaeir.ioarnatn,e,nrliti;l4 (.()lenp,:,tcylti‘tiiirseiltiiiiye ,1111.51.1t.c.1:0;:: to question were ' found tuiss.iiig. No "n s P ic i l ia! %vas atracbed to . him' for severill days , whi l ' n o f 11111:e°iCiiiIrgcuhlinSs3taPiPtc.:C:rtaollICIete OtllliietY:t•ltSa:" 41.1°111)311i° owner l'yatt, the Constable, saitl, .that th e!' A lie p risone r 'laved brought in by one o f the tratchni en i,, hod/ 'laved very unruly; and c ut the wa tchimol'' i o l 'Y with his spurs i and it Was Willi grell t !le Was secured, . Th'eplisOner sl4ni-fretra ricsire to • be l' f , t a , lan o e f, with" the Ala' gistirates, and,-. on , hie ' I Li, , 1 'idaussloa %vitt' 2 e" es, he - was oTdeT:fitO 10301e' .. Sl'il It II LNG. P.l. .--.,.• ,,, r ,.... "'"'" - ' 1 ' l i e Fives-court; itt Sr. Martin'- S i''n, ,s,,icta !`l ati as.ietriblage, alike ntimerous gliti ''' I o r , file, for the bene fi t of Ric hntond yesterd' l Y l ', to t sinl..e,,..iilite:tdc.'o:)s.r,,nsit,.itit.sillc:.sl order,t.'l,vt).li..tirliiy,tet ;g.iilvill)iitsrl..rtt,,jilie:eibt,,:l:l;:ll',E:::lllo,i'e,:ii:ii,oeiliiikacillo: (lid "`' t d,istcgartl the favours of ,lii,s . ( ll ;;: i rtiri t ur catered well fo . l . '..-tlieir . I;r.illilleoli°ll.,,, .' iliox and (4at•sey, aryl if ebeir weight '‘vas not ( d ' r bfro jlos . 11 . :s...ll;i.,::::lsoll::ittnlceligevsiti.),.afti()naittlsrl.: itave,st',llc:,iiitilaeirletttri,ic,ii.e),:t::ti iicit(isillii:e.l•.:(oll),ii,iteyil,,,i,,i,,,,iicre: S : it,,,.:(:%ri:";:rvie:tl.c,lilici: ici: ' l,,:it,io , aloi1(1(11,, ) ,, f and iu . licli fun vas e>.(!;te'l by ti '`: in6l e 'l i i : . i ci ' ''ce.. noted etit tl i . l fi ghting. 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