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London, England, 1821-12-14 00:00:00

IMIMID

11ADS111, novella's et.
A carrier has arrived this .vvwaq mesh swims
papers from the Po!itical Chief al Arils to the Go-
remote*.

Ti tY list he states that he has received hems
the fieetreitery of Stele hie dispatch, with his Wales-
ty's ereseage to the Cortes respecting the events at
Cadiz, and the itaiswar of the Cortes. These be hoe
;whited and igeueratly circulated ; that he has no feat
that that town and ravines tisiU take pert is the
dissentions excited elsewhere; snit that. on the eon•
trary, they will =mishit, the loyalty they have hither-
to sheen towards the King and the constAtutietatt
systems.
The 'wend dispatch etwatins an Address that the
Deputation of the Province to his Majesty ; the
Political Chief add., that the ecteiwterrts of the
initebiierrts of the Province undoubtedly coincide
with those of the Deputation.
In this Address of the Provincial
dltry say—

.....

All Spouse& have rears re die Chileilishilk aid d -
dissiig is We Is lead Shen from the Oafs truth *Usti it
pasts M. What loess him *poise conesnotime, these
agitations, these showily repreerataliore directed t• tlrs
Theo*. thin eisotelerpt of the Authorities sad the Ml lMry,
which hi* sabsppily Ws Observed is elifferest parte allot
revisable? They observe that his Majesty Isaciag the
right by the ensetitssion to elm* the Ministers, he eollbot
b* void 60 Oiley the free exercise of hie riiiht wises the lo•
mesh of tht Ministry is imperiously dessasll4 slith
ihrtsis. This is met abservisg lhrtosstitstios, 804 lbs Islam
5 tie Constitstion iseelf contaiin various prowls** veltielv
they quote, reservist the **liters sad other °eters ell*
state responsible to the Cortes if they have really acted in
am esconatitetioaal manner. The Coostisatioa hiving doss
traced ost the path to be hollinved, let the Ilisietera, if they
deserve ceossres.* chilled to mom before the competent
triboltal, bet she* time let their orders be meshed."

The dispatch then proceeds to recommend his
Majesty to persevere with ftrushsss in the just line
pointed out by the Constitution, and concludes
with maniac's of the support of all true Spaniards.
It is signed Avila, November n, 1841.

CADIZ, lIIIVEIIIIIIIII 19.
YELLOW FEVER, IuVaIIIIIIIII 11, 11, 13.
N. to sem. Cowed. Doefits. isleltA.

Pori N. Mary's Crows I is
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tern le 41
No accounts from Lobrija.
ELAM:MIS MAIL

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aoms,g tl7.
The Marquis Antaldo Ante!di asi ihiadvoests
Tommaso Felici, appeared on the 31;st of 055shier'
heroic the Chancery of the Civil Tribunal .1 the
First Instance, at Priam, there to make a Deeds
ration, front which it revolts—
" TWA by an Att of the deb August last, dated at Low.
dun, they have bees rased by the deceased Caroller, Queer
of England, her trustees (Serf kre jtdueiatese), for all the
property which she poseeseed in Italy, wish the obligation
air apply It ia theism's which she should herself direct, by
say act whatever Sped hy her head.
" That the death of Qom. Caroline hawks takes plate
is the 7th of the sus mesh, her will has been executed
fur the broedt of those who had a right to it. „..
" That having learnt that bps separate ad
Spied is thepreesice of lrliWs Poi and of Rambo,
salaries of Leeds% who haw-goesisrod the snows of its the
said deceased ease of &korai MS -ibstwaviteed how she
ebotre-nisitielied property is to be applied, paid sad deploy.
ed; sad the said these Marquis Auteldo Aotaldi, aid the
advocate Thomas fetid, sot tools( pod to main the qua-
lity given so chaise( tremors, or may otiker quality depot.
log ea the use, they do by Ibis preset ittelaratiou re-
osace the quality herein above.eperilled, urgently densard-
Sr that their declarable be received sod brims* la She
Itordedge of the public by all possible means, sod eves by
is/reties in foreign junroaly to serve as a guide So all those
who say have any tick or dais to the property left by the
deceased Qom."
The declaration of Messrs. the Marquis Aataldi
and the Advocate Felici, trustees tfidei•commis-
mires) of the late Queen of Easland, causes touch
sensation here. The orectssery consequence of Ala
step is, to reader public inntorereoots which the &-
craved *lobed to keep steal, and Which will per-
hops throw some new light the great process.
it is besides donbtfal whethaineseseareaagcssetwtv,
bei lig detached front the A, it ace ire Grow of Mertes.
Antuldi and Felici, can be consitlersoa-airlekally
valid. Bergson continues to live at IParsio,. where
the chase is his favourite dieersiou. lie bias in bin
stables thirty very hoe bones. His feet alba-
dosed with very thick whiskers; Isis isiresweionoild
'cremate have usiopted the anew faihion. He bus
lately been at St. Matins, where he has hill himes
self registered mask the citizens of that Republic.
(Joan's! de Irsslifert, December 4 sad 5.)

• Oticlffie, Novel/IPA Vt.
Owr Casette cootains the follui.mg 'article:—
. a We hem letters how Coostsutiontok of tali
°clatter I whether it be that uhr itorrespenditits
:have wit perspicacity to discero the Stant a
or whether they do woe think At toveimaintlievwfth
it, their lefters Ore eutirely 'patiSe.
" The accnoute which-we twee received ism ill
the missal tbilibin which has lotto place teeny Zama,.
state, that the kkeeks tootehi,with great beano",
bat Oki their at4tllairettd'itlefkty ou accobut.‘of
the 'uteri., wealth oi tiwir scowl.. The .lesier•
YAM

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Gimes - -Poper ies, MwOrrion

LONDON.
FRlDActioffsmszt 11. 1821.

A Flanders Mail arrived last night with Papers
from Bermels to the 12th instant. Their contents,
if not important, are certainly curious. They no-
tice the last wills end testaments of two individuals,
" now no more," who lately excited extraordinary
interest—N APo Lao x Bo NAPAITi and the late
Queen CAROLINIC of England. Of the former, it
is merely stated that he had for several years re-
served from the Civil List a sum of 10 millions of
francs, amounting at the tittle of his death to 140
millions, which he has bequeathed to hie son. The
information respecting her MAJESTY stairs, that
the Marquis ANIALDI and the Adtocate Ft/AC!.
whom she had by will appointed trustees for all her
Italian property, have declined to act, and renounc-
ed all power ander her witl. The FraNkfori Jaunts!,
from which we copy this act of renunciation, ob-
serves, that its necessary consequence will be the
" publication or a►rangements which the testatrix
wished to keep secret, and which will perhaps
the., acme new light on the great process."—
This notice, accompanied as it is with an allesion
to M. Bfax•nt, we presume is intended to moose
.the public for some attempt to Week.° the am-
atory or our late unfortunate Queue.

Waste received Paris Papers of Tuesday last,
AIM live looked to the i■ vain for limiter inform.-
tins respecting the political dissentious that interest
the public mind its Paris.; We deenot indeed expect,
after the firtu detiamtionneade on Saturday by the
Moister in the Chamber of Deputies, to learn soy
'tiling decisive ups. this subject antil the strength
shall have been tried on the question of
continuing the Censorship of the Prem. We spook
of this question, because it will probably offer the
first opportunity of trying ►y is division the extent
of ministerial influence in the Chamber, although
there are circumstances connected with it which,
as we noticed on a former occasion, way have the
effect of giving to the Ministers on a division an
apparent force nut properly belengiog to them. it
has been surmised in the Paris Papers, that notwith.
standing the promise contained in the King's Speech
at the opening of the Session, the Ministers will be
compelled by the necessities of the Government to
propose a law authorising them to collect, provi-
sionally, in the next year, as has hitherto been prac-
tised, the first six-twelfths of the direet taxes; and
as this point has often before excited warm dis.
cassias. it is a question very well .caleolated, should
it be brought before the Chamber, to shake the
present resolution of the Cabinet. Constituted as
the present Chamber of Deputies is, should the
Ministers once be beaten 'rpm a financial mea-
sure, it esettild be vain in theta to this.k of stemming
the power of the opposition, however resolute the
Kiwis may be An eminent) them in their places.
The accounts front Spain contain 'natty pArticu-
lan of integre,, trot we have little doubt that
much of their high colouring is to be attributed to
the political prejudices as-she appeeherisious of the

writers. The ',skit of resistance to the authority
of the lbseensinent which had been masifetted
*tram short time since in Cadiz sad 'Seville, cusses
tstiblic stietstiosito be directed now to those import-
inn cities with painful interest, and every incident re-
lating to them acquires at once an importance winch
t,ethliPS on ingots, will not be foetid to 'belong to
it. The latest sulvicss from Madrid. of the 4gtb
• November, my that uo direct inielligenerbad beets
itsfetitreil in 'Unit city from 'Cadiz for three days,
sad this is at once steribused two lystematic owe-
'Otiose to the authority of the 'present Ministers,
Ms which the whole of Andalusia is said to veneer.
To tine infra cosisrstency to thee representation, it is
:esiulideuily affirmed that Geurtal VSLASCO, Go.
mitemar •of tower Andalusia, ;bed seised upon the
4110010. to the Suns 'insets' with two !regiments.
vtaitHeod relined to reesvgnise the •mothorky of
tacit, who hub been commiSsistoed 'to super.
side hits 111 hr. tart: it employments Mee tribes
dF Oltiou tend :SetlittertinVe 'this act of
rstabia Anobeilieseir, for Mimi the' IlinsouD' Aar. -
'4ll. MeAselleo. •beterittirthe elittrireims-
ibtemM4ses .it • Albeit .dates, the
iMem.• 'Fhe

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report ttla the Minister* Ito# lioaratib digt
daces appestat* have been at least premature. bet
we ore told that .they offered their resigestioas to the
Klee, who rehired to accept them. 116 MAJEATT
might feel that, under the existing circumstances
of the country. the assertion of his dignity regatta
him not to seem to yield to the clamour ref
the people and the soldiers ; but it aright prover
dorielles error should he mistake obstinacy for
firmoras, and rashness Ise morn,. sad if we
were to judge from the remelts of their admiwi-
strstion. the present Ministers do not seem to
be possessed of merits so distiagui.lred that the
maintenance of their awiliority merits say estrous.
Binary sacrifice. Some threats have been thrown
out in Madrid th.t MINA. at the head of. large
army, would arrive in Mad►id in November, sod
model the Government, in pursuance of the wishes
or the caprices of the military sad the people.
IRltoo, who lately appeared to be the great object
of ministerial alarm, has sow deriodlett, according
to more recent screams, irate the beto of ballad-
meager,; but the active terrors of the sword hue
fallen into the hands of MINA. We ►hoold not be
•weh surprised if a few poets mare were to divest
AMU of his dangerous pre-eminence, turd stoke
ORM other Giro:nil the bugbear of the arameas.

We end in • German Paper a report that the
lonian Government has been compelled to issue
orders for disarming the inhabitants throughout all
the islands, in consequence of the tendency they
have in general evinced to revolt. We hope silt-
verily that the system of government pursued by
the British authorities in the lonian Islands will not
eventually become a reproach to this country. It
is notorious that the Governor whom we have placed
over them has succeeded in rendering himself sin-
gularly unpopular with the lonians, and the dis-
like entertained personally towards the representa-
tive of the British Government may, by a natu-
ral and easy transition, be extended to the whole
British people. The mode of exacting an un-
popular duty not long since, threw the whole
island of Santa Miura into open revolt, and the
supposed partiality of the British Government
towards the barbarous oppressors of the Greeks,
excited the people of Zinte more recently to dis-
play their indignation by en attack upon our
troops. We are now told that the spirit of revolt
pervades the whole of the islands. It is not sur-
prising that the flame raging on the neighbouring
enntinent should spread its influence rapidly over
a people who believe that they have causes of
complaint against their present Government, and
it is very certain that should this feeling drive them
to open insurrection, a military occupation of she
islands by oar Government cannot prove either
creditable to our character or serviceable to our irr
tercets. A dispassionate inquiry by Parliameot
into the true nature of our Government in the
lonian Islands may save this country from noassall
share of injury and disgrace.

Orders for erecting the barriers for the protec-
tion of Dublin have been again issued. Thai we
presume ahoy be only a measure of extraordinary
precaution, not required by a sense of immedi-
ate danger. At the same time it must be admitted,
that if the accounts in the Dublin Papers received
be correct. the state of the counties of Tippe-
rary and Limerick is truly alarming. The rob-
bing fur arms proceeds with increased activity. and
the determination of the nocturnal legislators Untrue
decidedly and distinctly pronounced. It is conso-
latory, however, to find that the mania is confined
to these two enmities, and that the infection has soot
spread into new quarters.
The Can traissioners of Porliernerseary Inquiry
base discontiened their sittings for the present, and
-eve returned to England. Probably they wish to
spend the Christmas with their friends. and it is,
we believe, their intention to return early in the
Spring. and resume the investigation with which
they had been charged.

On Wednesday night the Duke of YOLK re.
turned to York House. St. James's. frost Windlsor.
Yesterday the Duke of Vona transacted bovi-
new at the Consamander•in•Chters Oace in the
Horse Guards.

J. A. Mammon, Fla+ of Bishop Aseklowd (for-
wierly of Newcastle). Captain in the fOth ferment
of Bengal nirtirre infantry. who lately completed
the sup vey of the Ganges and Juinna, from Reital
to the sources of those rivers amongst die frozen
snowy wallies of the Himalaya stoontains, has been
appointed fry the Marquis of HttrriNGs to the Un-
portsat situation of Surveyor-General of India, vice
Colonel ...161AcKsn It; deceased.
Letters from Hamburgli. of December 4, state
as follow :

" There are loamy +everts of losses at the estraore of the
Elbe diarist the late beaey gales.. A Desists brig, said to be
tbe Cathariaa, lades with *agar wad tobacco, is totally lest
Sebarbora, and It is supposed that the ere. are drowsed.
The Hazard, Ludk, from Maisie to Brew, is strawkal WIC
Heligoload. kis aka reposned that • SANIMININT uses Weed
are stranded sear 'That kalsord. from
Leith. is gorivtA with less id .stir, midge AMP.* leis
io•great dosser weer lietigalood ; kbe osaidordtlool.94o.llll
are a akip'df abseil NO taw (oprastrisig .tea) go to
laws sineasay baked, with ywarilsl6l,4ltiersiag Ilso
wow."

The folloiriog is so rsitroct of • lelter.Mi Mr.
if Itie Letalms.'fromistmiburgh
to'lLootion, dined Cwithaveo, December 4
still by bad weather; I wee sot
days, sod MN" pi Sore bus &my or lAy wiles re the
yelloonl64l4lMlll.lllSOd. iherrisy meteor ef irroolhe, Mg •
=lllll/4 to. Tie •L.e4 -Dooterraelirt,
110
0",400•1011•roolY1146 moo*. lifilPriloricog
Ira& 11111,4111111•4111NOONOff. Ilmorworrorvorld
elorsior loolllProriiiiimot Idr ufroliVistri loloorose
desl4lllosiensesstee ovollioJß/Otoora."'

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FASHION/ILN NOVINSITS.

The fart of Erma* has seriesd st his Isom is Gros-
irroor-plarr croft big Om, Poems% losses.
The kart of Giese& lads Itturs yessordsy main for
Brighton.
Hoe. C. Carrodish has his Woos. a visit to W.I. Peyote,
Rig. at his mot. C.ovrdery, Skarees.
Lord Ears*, sod his ilsoyhter, Lady Sate-ssillltie, re-
sented to Drighlow so Woman front s visit Ss Lord sail
Lady Gar, .1 'ark seat, Me rare, thoset.
lard sad Lady ?leery M. Mama are strived st Coslatirl
Hotel, Lower Brookddredl, from Henry Coopers, Esq.'s
peat, Copt Hall, Ears.
Lord awl Lair lhorshorsh omega on Wednesday eranisy
at she Ilnieowiett Hoses Hood, lisoovor-sgosse. %no
Illetystaton; they ter *spectra to lease tows is • tow alp
far their foshers (the liiisel of Weshoseisod) ssat, A/Sheep,
``

Lady Jess. news lessen's, fat bet seat, Worthing
HOUDIN Maws.
Caesiese De Grey is espestee is levee Swesearew trees her
seas in Perrry.
Arrivals at Forties fietel, Sl.Jneseesabeet :.—Capteis
Vairetia• hoes from • woe ; Mee Jobe Watidieetee, gac
frogs a seer. Mr. s. Mrs. M. Campbell have left dike Lae
their wet ie Herts.
Mrs Kinehaet is. arrived at Holgerie's UM.I, Dm,.
street, fres India. The Mew. G. J. Promos has left &to
for his wet, veer Tairistrielt.
Mr. eel Me. Theirehill sad family have arrive. at Mi.
vait's Hotel. Lower Dees* street, from a tour.

Mr. sod Mrs. Botany ad family are arrived at littlissis
Hotel, I.olWer Bwook•street, from Tonsillitis ; also Greer
Lewis, Emu from Cline*. Greets! Dudawell has left ditto
kw hie seat, Pool Comm, Mereessershare.

WINDSOR. Dacimaga 12.

The Duchess of GLoticsirega arrived here en
Monday from her residence at Ragshot. end pm.
ceeded to Frogmere, to pay her affectionate respects
►o her Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA 011 her
return to England. The Royal Duchess remained
on • visit to her beloved Sister. This morning the
Royal Sisters left Frogroore in a carriage and four
and rode to Bagshot Park. Their Royal High-
nesses returned in the evening to Frogmu►e
to dio-
ner to meet the Duke of Yoga. who arrived item
London to pay his affectionate respect, to the
Princess AIJOUSTI upon her return to England.
Yesterday morning part of the Queen's, or tel
regiment of foot, marched into this town hors
Brighton, to do what is called the Windsor ditty,
in the room of the foot guards, who marched frank
hence a few days since on their way to Leedom.

The Earl of PLYsiourit it entertaining a large
party of distinguished friends on a showing party,
at his seat, Hewell G►ange, Worcestershire.

The magni6ce•t purchase lately made by A LSI.
BA RING, Esq. I. situated near Thetford, in Norfolk.
There •re 86,000 acres of land attached to the
mansion ; the 11010.111 i of the purchase is stated at
300,00 W.

Wednesday the rostsins of Mr. PERRY were inter-
red i.► his family vault at Wimbledon church. A.
cording to the injunction of Mr. Panay
the funeral was strictly private. The only Gentle.
men present were, his executors. his two sonr, Mr.
WILLIAM and 'Mr. THOMAS BURINS PARRY, snd
a few friends of hi. tastily.
_

Sr. PAUL'a CATHEINIALe.-- Last mernieg St.
Paul's Church-yard exhibited a scene of great
bustle and gaiety, in consequence of the tipper,-
once of the union -jack standard on one of the poles
which compose the fearfel scaffolding of the ca-
thedral steeple. This being the signal that the
*section of the new ball aod cross was eolomeseed,
great made assembled in the streets, and even so
the roofs of haws; and telescopes were pat vs im-
mediate requisition, with a hope of obtaining even
a glimpse of what was passing above; but to very
little purpose... the view was greatly impeded by
the closeness of the scaffolding. The flag, which
we understood is above tea feet long. appeared
about the aiee of a sheet of paper as it waved to
and fro se its fesefol moistener.

Captain VRITCD and Mr. DRUMMOND. the en-
gineer °Seers intrusted with the conduct of the
',monomeric:al survey in the north of Scotland,
have ,recently Anithed their task io Orkary sad
Zetland, by establishieg in those clusters °fitted+
the several positions which serve to connect diem
with the main hind of Scotland, and which, when
completed in the sebordinate detaild, will settle
accurately the geography of that quarter of she em-
pire. In their operations they were weeded by
the Protector gun:brig, Captain Hzuvr, cum•
mender ; and that gentleman was employed at the
mane time in a nautical survey of various Isubmws
among those islands which stood in newt, forlic,'
lady to Zetlaud, °flume accurate charts eham bow

yet beeu giveu to motions. The laborioasaad eon
bus dour task has bees brought to a ossclosia%
with only one serious and painful disaster it the
close of the survey. Mr. FrreJtiets. saidahiptinet•
with four sera, having gone from the residerfeeneall
Calf Sound, is Eday, to the island of Smola, k
some 'awnless% they were loot on their vetoes, *to
one of those fearful currents of tide (the Lank
Roast) which ore -frequent among thous Win&
and into which no stranger would venture without •
inlet, particularly is the flimsy narrow boom called
Rigs, which me as roserally attached to ships of
war. The fine of MT. FIT/J.4111.1h an assisble and
accomplished young Grailemaii. and In.
fellne-
sufferers, bare thrown a gloom ()war the clam of this
*myna.: meanness.

Sti I ord.' y inquest ewe taken at Great Torring-
ton, in Devonshire, on the body of Mary Stevens, •
single W 0111•11, and • verdict of !Fitful Murder re-
-turnad against thrippri, • young mon, by
trivia a glover, who was sass Monday ssornaig coo-
milted ha the county gaol it Exeter, ander the
Coioneeti 'warrant. it appeared that the miserable
sr' was catarted'by Chappet, and pregnant. They
had bean seen walking together on Friday wiling.
nest the spat wbere the body wasinstud oa Satardll
morning, tying on • bank sainiva.rwill-pawst.
appeaviedwil her forehead. yet *ore wive, eke!"
stineves it al conjectured ,sive bed .beau *swum! N'
• itw
sullitleowisdonsti • drawn Rat aspiia, _War ma ow

I. wKk.

The Speaker's writ and the return of the Mem-
bers ; the copy of the house of Coalmen.' Jouroel
appointing the Select Committee ; and the petition
of Sir Henry Thomism' agaiust the elextism. were
put in and reed.
Charles John Green (sheet.hared writer and as.
sitting to Mr. Gurney) proved that the person an-
swering to the name of Kobertiinill, sits exa-
mined before the Committee of the House of
COMMIOI4. and the witness afterward. saw the De•
feudist allow of there witnesses artillnined At the
Int of the !Ouse of Lords. Witsees then reed
from his aides the evidence given by the Defendant
before the Committee of the House of Commons.
Mr. ADoLopus submitted to his Lordship Omit
this was pot a case to go to the Jury. Ue bad
looked into the books, but he could gad **Wag
parallel to the present information, except one soli-
tary indictment tried at Lancaster about 60 years
ago. In the present case there was no offence im-
puted to the Defeadaut. In the information there
was a long narrative of the psoceediuga respecting
the Barnstaple Election, and of the evidence ad-
duced before the Lords sad Commons, and then
came what ought to be the accusation, in which the
time. the piece, end a competent jurisdiction ought
to be precisely alleged ; bat here stone of there
thiega were stated.
The Cams Justice thought the charge was
sufficiently particularised iu the third &met. The
,charge could slot be in Roy other form. If that
Arm were good in law WAS *umber gisestiyo, and on
shut point the opiriiou of the Court might betaken
is arrest of judgment.
The Arroatiar-GassaAL ,comended that the
first and second counts of the infoinostion must he
held good, ander the authority of the decision in
the are of the King against Booth, tried at Lon-
caster before Mr. Justice Yates. The Defendant
in that case swore before a Justice of the Pence, that
three women were concerned in the destruction of
his mill during a riot ; but ruhriestwatly, oa going
before the Grand Jury, booing been tampered with
by the frienda of the women, he swore they were
not concerned. Mr. Justice Yates, on the trial of
j that individual, held (in which the other Judges
,eoricuried) that the Defendant might be convicted
of perjury, on proof of his coufersioo that he had
before sworn differently. Here he had shewn whet
the Defendant had sworn in the House of Lords,
Hasid he proved it to be untrue by his Imo ;estiumsoy
and confession in the House of Commons.

FIRES.
eau.-
Oti %Tedrowlay aweeieg • ire brae est is the Mese of
Dir. Piewatell, 3, Harrew-essat, atessertplase, whisk fur
a ton,asseased a wool alessein appeareer• Igsweral
%kw arrived as Ow stet, sad doe Ire was esiisgaielted
without diem say damage,
Abnat half.pset skit &elect the saw mob( a in
brake Abut at 11, Dereaskire-otreate 44••••••trisre, trbieb
issued great alarm is Ow seiglibatarbeed ; but from tie
timely arrival of the esgiees, it was got seise witted doing
seed damage.

The population or Ayrshire in 1811 amounted
to 103,954, in 1821 it amounts to 127,308, beiug
up increase of 23,354.
The Batavia Jooroals of the let May give en se-
comae of a terrible earthquake which took place on
the south coast of Celebes; it did immense damage
et Boeloekembia, when the sea rose several hams
to a prodigious height.
Extract of a letter received from a respectable
louse in Buenos Ayres by their correspoodeut pt
Glasgow, dated September 8
He have now the pleasure of advising you of the leer-
Isoked.-for news of Lima havisg faller to the arms of tits
Patriots, and amselecatiy that the Wilda of this immure
abstinent is throws opts to the world: airse-leadssaf 'be
weals of the people cos best be supplied by Gwent illgiNtip,
and the mime moods usanafamatrod by yea am moduelilsolfr
au article of the int lasportaaes. At Ibis east, Nags sidle
roe. 40*Ir of thins, it is impossible to give a cora* *me
she sedeles that will be most wasted; we merely rocommend
the lII4Si slept, articles. No doubt she shipments will ho
isegrayee, sad the lint will du well. A very considerable
abameneot has already takes place in the dirties here, sad a
prograpsitre redaction is gulag on, and at the beginning of
111411„ a tariff of about lb per real. will be (011001. This
Coviratineet enjoys very folly she conAileace of the people.
We hove passe throughout the rumour; every body seems
heat WA repairing the past errors. People in every di:venom
nee paxti.R up goods to tarry to the iaterior; sad a bail
summer will, nu doubt, sOOO make Ibis market hereof goods.
The shock of coitus goods in the man kit is small, and an is.
istomedentaad is expected. Exchange ou Luadua, 45 pence."
A 'Boston Paper or the 20th uitimo states, that
Imes have been received at Baltimore front Ca-
"acme, dated tier 15th of October, with intelligence
4hat General Boss/,• had marched sn person with
lime battalions against Quito. We apprelieud, how.
....verithat this is incorrect, and that the place meant
is Pename, as it is kuowu already that designs were
mediated "wasn't Ilse latter ; used it "wens* soure
potable, ton, that the capture of that place would
pelisuinary to am eipedstion against Quito.
DARIPG RomßEßT.—Beturro eight null uine
o'clock on Wednesday night, se Mr. FITZPATSICK,
rchiet clesk at the Police-office its Great Marlbo-
tosigh-atteet, was on has way home to his house Hs
Wellington-street, Spetielde, he was attacked by
three or four voltam*, who knocked him down and
Hike.] him of his money aud watch, pith winch
they gut clear off.
hlond sy evening, • little after dusk, as a yoang
greatcoats, residing at Poplar. was tittering 041 his
coy home shrug iligh.street, Wlsitechupti, he was
allured by • female to one of the infernos, brothels
Ins (ioorge-yard, where he was assailed by t number
of ITUMeII, and rubbed of Ina purse cootansiog seven
OICIMINI•11 rind seine sliver. Tu save his life, be
tamped out of the window tofu the.etroet, leasuag
behind hies his beat, and effected hoe escape.
Sunday morning the body of all issiereiting
Lokiug yeasts woman, fashrooably PUMA, was
toured lie the .sires Lea, scar Stsui.ford ; gold
watch, with /geld citesscas:ard appendages, as, in her
in sow, said its her pocket • sovereign ; bet maim.%
use found i lead to a discovery of wire the was.
ller clothes were tied /CILIA' hot Isgs.

Mr. ADourittis admitted that though contradica
tory affidavits might prove that our or the other
must be false, yet un accuser was boolld 10 elect
one to be false, and mind prove it ~to by cridetice.
The fallacy of his Learned Frieod'a iirgartseiat con•
mated to calling that a confeasiou of the .lilefettdant
which took place in the House of Commons two
months before the examination in the !Aimee of
bids IWO the alleged perjury took ylace. But
he (Mr. Adolph's') was at a 1140 10 11,001400 c 110 a
loan could coufras a crime two mouth, be.fore he
ted it. He submitted. therefore, that the •
Defeudant could not be convicted ins the dyes
first comets. With respect to the usseittou ,uf
Justice Yates. in the case cited, lee thought it Asa
winch too large. and ise that opinion he (Mr. Adol.
phus) was not singular. or sorely from the period •
to the presesit some case of conviction would' be ip
the books grounded on that deco*. ,kitt t$ "mei
was to be found.
JOll-11 At Hewed on the bOll6, aide.
The Lush CH I la JUSTICII was sorry glad of the
discussion winch had taken place. Ile sbotild'
direct the Jury that if they wee off sokomp Abe;
Deksseiout swore (*hely in .the evideate ,be AO,
pour at the twee ettAkie Hoarse of I.ads,,iikoi Amid;
Sod him silky antler the titter islet copal". 11.1
olvey.couvreirdirtur amend!" cus the ilnideigprill
..tints, the maitre aright be 4rvosight tore lie

ankyt•
Court obi` Kines behaftillsra • lAN '%, hokum 'tte-.
eishan of he nois of 114 lii •
114 f. AhfoLelv* their addiheesi Jury fee Ilia;
theree,deat. Tee vitalises; he -aoldi hod.
mixed Up with details of the Illoolitityie e4etele4ll
and the publib and the ()obit kid heard a greet
deal of the *mitres take. by the Legieletoe fee
disfranchising the borough of Ilarmaoplt. lie
eattfeme4 that it neared to him • meet k• lame and
impotent conclusion," that all these tonsures
should cnoclide with his Learned Friend (the At.
torney-General) Ping an information against the
Defendant, a Jscior hricksuoker, leaving the Curl
porshon of Uaruetsple, and all the oiher greater
ufrendere untenched. Against this Defeqdee4 eM
the evideoce which they had was, that besersiblehel
testimony given before the Committee of the Hole,
of Commons and that given at the bar of
}hay of Lords there oil a discrepancy, but t
was not a shadow orevsdelice to shew that there ogle
perjury on the latter occasion ; and the fair mhos
ence was, that in the first testimony there waits
mistake, which the Defendant sought to rectify
testimony he had last given. The Defendant
not been reminded in the House of Lords of his
former evidence, or he might have explained it.
Ile observed, on the case fur the prosecution, thrit
Gribble might have been culled, as there am
doubt he could have give,' very moguls' testimona,
The Areoallae-Gee oast. briefly replied.
The Lona JUSTICI told the Jury that eg '
the common law one witness was sufficient to sub.
stantiate any charge, exctilfi petiry. and there, by
the rule of the common law, two were required ; but
that general rule, it was caniended by this informs.
tlon, had this exception, that if it could be 'hewn
a party swore differently on a former occasion, it
would be sufficient to prove that he swore falsely
on the loot occssiiip. Oil the authority of the case
which bed been cited, his Lordship said lie thought
himself called upon to leave it to the Jury, that
if they believed in the evidence which they
had before them. that the I)efendant *were falsely
nt the bar of the How of Lords, they would find
him guilty wirier the first branch of charge con-
tained to the first and second counts of the tisforms-
tiou, which charged the perjury as committed on
the Defendant's examination at the bar of the
House of Lords. If he were wrong in his view of
the law, it would be a satisfaction t 9 them to know
that an opportunity could he taken of setting him
right. The letter branch of charge (contained in
the third and fourth counts of the information), his
Lordship observed. was in rather an unusual form,
though in his plied sufficiently precise and simple.
These counts pet forth that the D,fendoot, in Iris
examination before the Select Committee of the
Hasse of Commons, swore that he was induced to
give his vote bye promise of Gribble's to give hint
satisfaction; and reln.equ.eutly, in big !Nomination
at the bar of tl)e Howe of Lastio, hoe were Unit
Gribble made him Mr premise of satisfaction.--
Now were the Jury satiefied that aileptiaa RN Op
proved, that they were called upon to say (as one
testimony or the other must be filer) that the Pe.
fesidant wasgailty of perjury, without speeifiug
pa which occasion he swore falsely.
The Jaty consulted tegetisee fix it short apace
of time, when they returned a verdict of gailfg
generally.
fien Rum tr. Inhato, end TS, 1110 0. sowAiga.
These were criminal *formations against the
Ihefeadousts, for similar offences, *ad under the
same circumstances as the preceding case—The

Is 7 heed boa Delendnote•prifijr generally.

plillnalt v. FROND.
OpasaY, lot the Pliatdiff; 0,00 tat the
Joey that this action was ra.& razwer a cum-
pewastiwo in damages from the Defendant, for bay-
imp (abet, charged the Plaintiff with the odinue and
atrocious crime of conspiracy. The Plaintjff, Mr.
Harmer, had for twenty years bleu an AltlgrAtey ,ef
that Court, rod
_wishing to mired well with the
Court in which he practised, with the profession
of which he was a member, and with the public
before whom be stood, had brought the present
action, in order to
,efface imprrpnori to his dia.
. .
advuulage teptunotog 'runt pu grav,e an prcpsotton.
He (Mr. Gurney) was sorry &At be taus .go into
the case at some length. It gave him pain. because
he most state the name of a person of great dis-
tinction not now in this country. In the year 1,818,
a young woman named Roberts came with her
rather, and spplimi to Mr.
.Mornter for blti Ka-
feu:wind assistance, stating the following Caeg.tr-s
That she was warning her livelihood in • respect.
able meaner, when she was 'educed b' a person
who was in the situation of 'maid to the Peke of
Son Carlos, then the Speinob AnthepUstlo; tWthis
comotry. Thu parson matte steettoto to ber, .riot
on his oleo aCcOuut.ibut in the name of a foreigner.
a Spanish logrebastt, whom he called-Carvajal ; she
consented at length to his proposals, and went into
lodgings with this foreigner, went by his uppie,otid
reseed' fpr his wife. kla ponied to be
.tiouther thou
the Doke uf SIM Carlos A.cter o time elle .beer ile
!negotiant ; and her seducer not wishing lobe har-
dened with the couseqOences of this illicit couture-
lion, wished her ao tisaliwr with herself Ate the pur-
pose of preventing those coosecrserices ; sad being
now sated with posporsion.,he ,'eft her, pregitaot and
devitnte. She ,malted to be ewebled again toget Irr
livelihood, and is have au opporiunity ofutaktustbis
Amy. Mr. Hemmer was filled with compassion, and
thought that if shore were a particle of truth in her
statement something should be done fur her to pre.
vent her sinking into prostitution. He knew • •
Gentleman (Mr. Lew* Goldsmith) who was oc• ,
(pointed with the Puke of .Stu Carlos, fail he
pdyised with .bite au :the parimuty 44 Appriejqg the
.Utake of this charge, to avoid the 'scandal Alf pub.
Itchy. Mr. Golalsouth said, he woe quite sore the
Duke would be obliged to hit*, and he accordingly
.accornpoilied liiia to 'be Dwlte, who deuked 4at
.pert of the
,case telatite to placating *bastion. bet
was sot arrest. &inn making some provision for the '
young woman, though he wished Mr. Harmer to
cooler with his ow.. Attorney on the subject. Ac.
curdingly he my Mr. Yrowd. the prosett iOefeltd-
out, sod be surborittd Atf- •Itlatiater to pity the
losug amain 6j.; but bet uscooluies being greet,
Mr. Idavator was induced.4o .oil Tame her . more.
Freed wished the yogi% wootou logo in Ow work-
Amor!. tile. Her peer Applied fur tylawipteiwt ot,sha
W. 4ritt saw •re(mond ; and Wtimmaity .M... Atowd
cmeupello4ll the ,yriong weestwo go.tu lionu.saner.
sad swear the child to the Dude if .time Cooks.
*b. 'Mouser then, by Alw ethics of Mr. h,
wrote a respectitil tater Is the Witte afar.

OLD B IfLEY THUILSDAY, DSCIMIIta 19.
1,016, SIP"a Paqts, William FOTCIRIM, sad George
jounteyinen coopers, in sir service of she Wept India
puck Feespeaf, ware isdicted fur conspiring to raise their
War
;:fierjten I loraltallna• Mr. WAL/01/1, sad Mr. BSI,
Hipp, iroadoeted the possecotioe • sad Maim. CWILWOOD,
AiNNZINOS, Minimum, sad e. PHILLIPS, appeared es
MM fore* Reffaiti•Pia•
mr. Adams, priegioel co..per is the West ledia Decks, do-
t.lsst 0,0 the 7th of Argest he received directions to
Amite to themes, iefuriliag them that they would eel
eagsloyed Unless obey complied with the terns Axed ay
;r_CYFr. ItOd palsies that they should be received leek
ig, AVM come pro the oild terms. The men, to ape
tire,72 of AC*. Pet if p Sell Peer the West India Docks.
Witness read the paper to them is as audible voice, as be
rpry lrfse Ceopolting arnung themselves, sad
pay Ray filefkial at twee, Shpt be called to Barusworth to
come eye, uod *did so, and elated that the area would not
eomp to wyrk I. k kepi sea asiliotes iseyvad the time sad if
.40 'roe, they "mild `aye 6s. per day, immoral of bin.
The boors of work is Ibe bock, were from eight is the
111PePAR fur i. the afternoon. Witness dew that
Ailtely nod pe Ipe passed, the Ines gave three cheers. Time
Fore aniregsige ship praiser, in the Ducks at that time, sad
*Tr" e!ilrlrille)Y 10•01.
Sakerday,dth August, the order was
Nat so hp pip, tess mimeses over time. Their
eipei• treskjeig. pe Stied by Ad a Parliament, was from
eight to four; sod when fuer ectisili arrived they walked
pat, pelopiag to Au per barer. They had at one time bees
paid Is. a day, mid is 1610 their wages were reduced to Au.
p sipy. '4* ndilcopleis 1.616 was mede by ordered' the
cepapany. The Company reduced them at owe time
Ap ipparyer4sge. pawl at member period they had half days
mfrvp 4,00 tieeprslipgly. Barnsiverth was generally so
active man, and was so that moraiag. Could not say
,ise was
.111/ 4ipeoi 24407 ; )11 eras dope among the list a wit.
ARMS it Attie Fospept .IWitnesp was desired spread Um
iodic which le dal iniself to have read to the sea in
14Airld; frpcli merriment is the auditory, by
4. !too ‘MI ',NNW la witieb Iseepecided the task ]—There
PPY
refs
thepep in 1616, wllea iheir paps
were rediked from to bs. a day; but they weal on work.
i.e, without any imerruptioa, until the preseat year, sad
the, Airy /Immured again but not moil the additiosal tea
,*:moues Pas Imposed is Ahem. They came to the Darks usi
Aim lillt Aexiod. bet Art .gates were closed and a evadable
"Ovid Aline. The seep Ml mid an the ptb, that ahoy would
noS come to wink again without the additimsal ;
AIWA Patirdwilto Assi lamed either af Abe Datatiderds say
as; Amid as asap award Keyser may po, noel also beard
Illaressreuth make a similar declared's. •

attelm .0 espies Parish, .ptiaeipal dock-mmitroim tie
at* ,DaMlut, skpamid apt ketamted matlyallmliAlro
Me.eammid ism come to the goes Iron the weedemmosie
*pi sten employed, until lee litigates afteressliell
Abe bell comeammed riagiag at fuer ease. is
7lMlPlNAwaisry to smirch every Riau as be seat mot of Ate
am•• A• ammo tltem from earryiag away soy ploadory awl
.411.imomil Atte above order that there *WA as latioogrest
Atatskah; Noce Irtiog as that time 3,000 oleo amirlopsd its
As ark% which sere 10 of altippiag. There sere at that
ifavired M,s . ist the storks lades with sugar, awl it sea
betty isppertaat that they Amid ha cleared as Sfelabefis
OPOMMet Rod te see estammety prejoitiemi to Me lilmmeen
le Abe merdwatte, NM he Are *ebbe, that Ili/ moo Wit
Orders pew Rives at Am time, is etemeemeese of
the MO Meildeek le peems* memo hoes Lioemeel and
had epees& of SS wee preenved from altooe.reeme.
Orlinn mete also gime to the zees cooper. to smite se Ale
ifetioe 41eiwispesbt. bet elm tleelieed to a mem. During she
Jesetim Palma Mid mailed Alamitos. to imee.a sot ire that
all this Aim same As case ft seek seaW he admitted
- aabectwas. Ms "mooed a "Wes ao that

Crose-szestfaei-.All he had mid was true, but be aright
mot say whether he was use of Is worst easowg the's, nut
heir"' his own judge —(Letughter.)—He was out now its she
easploymeat of the Dock Coespedry ; be vs. it his own m-
iler ober at home; be bail never bee* in this Court 'refire(
be had been I. the Collet of Chltecery, and is some sib, r
Courts. His was coovicied at Hicks?. Hall fee as assault,
whets his poor old (sober trus the prosectissw, but that case
thorough three revisits's.. He had mho been Indicted fur a
libel. He was picked oil by Ibe prirecipal toupee on the
snonsiog of the 7th Amelia*. bet be dirt not eel Isissisell up
as spokesman for the aro. Wlters Obey misfired to lbe Ducky,
be said to sheer, " As we all case sot together, let us all go
its together." At the meeting, where she subject of the es.
peewee to Liverpool mod Bristol was discussed, he said.
" U you were a lover of your trade, you *veld dower fur
swlbiwg; I would go doss for motboog " He nsiderverst a
Meg cruesdessusioation, for the purpose of abewiag that he
was we of the Joust *dive koders sJ the frieu.oraf, obit+
✓ejig was fully established. Me, bowever, denied that lie
bad used any expressive to ciente the twee Its resist the or-
ders, sod that be hod proemial to bead them whew aurendeled
outside the Duck gales. esa lead them td say polaie.houve,
or to airy ether place. He recollected atleartiog a esertieree
of Use Committee of the Puck Directors to priest a pets-
tints from the me*, *ad be did tics say to the Commit•
tee that the Ducka weve wessedereit worse Oven the slave asir •
beta is the West ladies. He did met resist or excite the
mess to Willa the eMerts of Mr. Urquhart, or any other gee.:
Mame, to reconcile the meal bet he was moored by them
fee etilegeieg ehl abut grelliegyagi Wisdom tbs. to roam
to their work. He had ou object I. commie' ',eroded to give
'eidetic* am this weariest; it was the law slat brought boot
forward, sod compelled him loam*. He did sot sake a
spurt., 'Aare Liverpool and &Wel men at the Sr. Ammon.
Tistrostior imea gave tient throe dwurs. He did mot give
Area cheers, beame helm. a mold.

John Owen, or of the jooraeyonea ampere is the Docks,
attended • aseetian it the Angel after the strike ; he Mw
Thirties Bseasworth in she thititi halibut tells, Ind talk
the "Oa what to do. He sad i oda there ahem she, Wild
Smith. If that penes were' is this Court he should
EON
Idol again. (He larked' about she Court, sod eery Med-
featly for some lisle it the iglefearkets, sad then said he idid
now see that non ia tort] - A person spoke to Semis, sad
asked him what the rum ampere tarsus to do, whether They
intended to tors out alwirthaiik told him out to trouble
his head shoat the 'rum ropers, for Obey tow what to du,
pad !would do as they liked, without beiug guided by the
!ler coopers.
creteo.irtssatiod—Harnsworile ups in Ibis chair, and acted
Al tati4an ; di, iihf4 APPOY was led by biro. W.
*lib the .miswei !shod ups's* coopers, tgarastrorsh
replied, at 1110 rim cwiterli Pi" smiler, I. ofdir shat 4w
'PP/ ,eticTelP 2601 pp their es*. Smith wild, eicatethyll
to the kept of witness's rrealk,etioe, that Moe rim evapfs
yarld 'ant strike, but would lead its • ROOM, to the Hirer-
lon. avid !mold wait fur thew decimal". Ilarsiewortis held
itirib at;.lit 'pee in g at 'rest itligli, aid wish Resit no-
leper ip . at all the nieetiogs which he Reseeded licate.
sterile wee she most videlet ersll4 end Ms bod po doubt Aft
pal
•91•11$17 Ant bed,by iii p• ib,pitir .e'..tio#l,
.11“ Leßegied,
beaker its was cel.Ri" As a9l PP* OPO tit; .(1s Mrs..rd PlS.Pawqt# irk, a. iter,lllol PO t.ll i• "lg. As
'Mir week. itsraswerth begged of him to seder '6l4dt:other
1 Mel •ge.IIVi A° Or .4fnice•
Atha WWII mkt OOP II PM'S, is the Deck. hie renal.
levied the aseetiug eta* Ales/Awl saw doth•Alsith there.
$s itemdettested ,the Mid*** AO illatositertie'as its what
,pemed La/ 441.111Vettin Alidoetotlisr. sad Asa. theaapply ..f
meaty furnished tehheasca also had strode.
Timms illoaas, one of the eon ..gar coopers st the
time a the strike, Pleaded the aterelop at the Green Dra-
gon et Stepney sod at the See hawse. Se seer Bell a. 1
Smith at some of the iseettap at the Bey Jeli.Ose, bet beilli.-r
or the iirehei4/ufeesdanss. No corroborates/ the &imam a .1.
sews as to the muse, paid ie the Mee ohs held oat, barti.g
received it himself fur Os aft of les warellustee. Tie
moat, was already told mit ea the tale, and the number pat
es the parcel to shed .bat period be was to take. Hail,
Minh, sad Fertilise were there. He attended, hc believe d,
is coneeeptesie of motile from listitsvorsb,
ellon-******4.—.Btc ad .11410 ,' l trite•!lll/, Ai "P"""
tawisidlealsi omit at Ais"..niretlitqs. Ile litiopte
fed& Ave yeas, sad ieyOr laudioyeyiaplaket *AO „W. ;
ye had abeam • gespechareetee; mid was hiikiali. swirp '44,0 ...
NOM (ri Wirral ;iltiiiiitriis • rim eopyttir; pelf eißr ie.,
--
ASH balbnilleno badly Mitt dacha. ,[The a*, Mem.ool deems Aid Rest *aerate iit lilt—ihey Wipe hies io du with ...
he and mai) lkpll wis at work irides Hr. eliesiiiie 4Priiir*iiiiktre.
Creseldnewheed.—Vrlteesii came into file perils* eillie ',or?' Peralr.l4.l•.4;isiim 1.»•44 ,et 11.0?1•Pille Ile* le
-West ladle Durk Company ih laosnry,.lBll. Ha Ord Meit she .044.1 .1 F#o_. 0* 41° Oat". 7 silver the •Igkilie-
,hisserit authorised to wake Oy regelalious is detail; Which .sjlere !Vie Cifons Ml•PeCs yawl hi Wag W meet, apd,ne
he Ovoid necessary tu pesmlese pod order sod subtlety olajorke.ri I. taka__,_ll6l.lll. to 0e.p,4.1.0, 140**fly ippe.otsc•
anwiiii the weerlantes. It wig ':eipoa his sow reepoosibitity ..a.in V.I!,krARP i*„.l.lle,
_I 18ferl.P.,gsw "Itollelr-l".
_.41 k.li iii' 1
that be made the orders lit be additkosal Sc. maim 14d "6,.. _16!I e 00!•• *Piwelog $ll she ries.le '
..Slam/P..11i wad
mod those of the hall and titmice dip. There wee ea "ran, 'ltee,r;',itsid WI Itrem.,fW.C:llizbrilleps trosplan. ;/all
if'heft AO Nord of Director!, for those new regolattoso,,hat .as rib tiffri I's al*** 4., ,wildn rs ma Ho we at
be made them in eimisrqwelior a a represeetatiois from the ea. Re...,,, dal.pa *10.1,0.,,1iie. ,i..i he dire P.," k..," I kat
prlncipel cooper. It we *pet *is niontlis alter witness he saw ;Ha eiviacelis." lie Tilt vat/ tyrvi gle ffel4 it/ the
mimed the se. vice of tbstaniptiay fiat the reelection of P...111.."1 44 10114.4F.114
the wages from es. to bs. a day was node. Tke Delepelant W"llr,_.llll4"itmlie
__.., • fiti,_" 111:_efitoritelptpeo,le
aliiiii was ea Ilse rum sale of the dock., sad the pies ea "" 1" TiT4 a**.•1190.4 „WW. ..to Mrefgh.P.lo empoii•• .411
that side waked three days am she sags, side to Alija *it.. INC*.WI,III,*Ir• . .
wee. Omit\ was a good workman, andl had sever been . ..r.r. littltity yips pi 4 lie.qamov *Awe.
empieded der saimesielsord. deekis wee employed pa abe Al RAW. n•Ar P:ffltirei AO =,inT,
Dwells op to 00 gi. • of the 744 tbe Itole-isi-t r
Thom.. Banwerm6 wets a segarecooper in the West Aiwa," .
004746 tie IlwißSlt liil4.4i;!' •
lOW* nad4g it Ammo iso.. sr he towashans Se Atie bib Penliat• - yi•ltitie. AMP ,smo•lcoms.. . 1.••
ti
g*•.•p?••fi • itimoix,•l lk• VOW Altlialllyr Antlyiket! - Wooer* ; LIDO pose Of 40 r MOWS /nicht
eifrz
by Mr. Mons. In 11. eel*. a the neat fleptlisfl Li wbeil the/ reemellt*SiNrs. Cl* 41
a mretimi 14 Ilea hoollam es ibis ,Sollite i‘e los Mil*Cles• APHlN.i.gifelleavilPFl', Zrfi MA Celli.
1110016 Mild *ell were Ip tkaflioosei bps Iliailii oil Of the sapiy,p6(tp*Ao fbry,tebs. „Ip. . . Aes poi
Ilefendposs was ioibe mops shoe lie awbetimi sae held, Ai . i
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