The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-11-19 00:00:00

COkENT.GAR:DEN riIE4TRE.

On Saturday. night the opera of Rah troy was
presented,- and Miss M. Taxi performed Diana .1
Vernon to a delightsd•audience. her voice retains
its voltimrand sweetness, end her impassioned style
still revels in that fluent and luxurious expression
which first stamped her claims to eminence. She
was-loudly encored in the song " Xis Highland lad
mrlove was bores,." and the duet "Though toe part,"
&c. was given with tzrrat pathos. Mr. YATES sus-
tained the part. of Rob Buy with great credit. Mr.
Li3rox poured forth un abundance of the ludi-
crous from his rich comic urn. Mrs. FAUCIT was
the genuine Ifrrniiie of the Scotch novelist's muse,
no lowilanis tlic-Hokaa Macgregor of the dramatist.
The piece went off with abundant eclat, and was
as happily- surerrdtd by the pleasant farce of Love,
Low, and Phyaia.

the ILHewing were. among the fashionables who
visited the Olympic. Theatre tit the coarse of last
week:—
The Mateo( Wellington and party, the Mitegnis and far.
cliionees of Lendtinderry asit.periy, Prince Eitterhazy, Lnid
G. Lennox and (easily,. tha•Smtaish Ainkainador and party,
Lord Fide, and party, Lord and Lady Wm. Fitzgerald and
party, Sir Henry and Larlyitycroft and family, the Hon. B.
Craven and party, tort Lowther, Sir Lumley Skeffingtors
and party, trite: lartnun Levies and' party, Captain Womb.
well, Captain Harden; Ste R. and Lady Phillips sod party,
Sir Japes Lanham soli pull?, ice.
GOOO ACTING !—A fetter from New Ymillik
(Lucre Octet/re Is, tespaiwoot JEti is rapeseed **as
Bmgtistr vessel Naar Jemmies, having Arm briesdlso
company of performers, with their musicians and'.
instruments. in p•issiorl the west of Cuba, was ap-
proached by a piratical cruiser, whereupon the
Imand dreck us a neratini tune, sod the Bacameers
immediately tacked dap and led, tuppoeiNgthvy
were gettingelongside of a vessel of war !"
VeteTati.oQutsst.—Mr. A LEXA,INDLC, the ado.
bruited Inte• serried flow Chaster, for
the purpose of performing in the course of neat
week before a Liverpool audience. The Bishop was
among the persons who honoured him with his coun-
tenance durins his short *toy in Chester. Mr. A.
ezbilated in ou Wednesday.. its the
presence of Lord DitiNY. Lord Sra,scsv, Lord
WI wrow.aud a select pan, of Nobility and Gentry.
The- remains of the tiro/ant sod accomplished
Lady of JAHNS Durex, Esq. et Wilton Park. are
daily expected far interments is& the family vault is
Bricastefreld church. That. lameated Lady died
lately at Naples, leaving dieser:children to mourn
there irreparable loss.
The late Mrs. EI,II4NON, Jou.irra, relict of the
We WM. JoLLIFTS. Esq. was daughtsr sod sole
heiress of Sir RIcHAILD HYLTON, of Harrod Cue.
tler is the county of Ctuuberlaiirl. Baronet, the
lineal descendent from Ilse Lorda Da tilrl.7l4lW, and
claimant of that ancient barony.
ORNITHOLOGY.—A few days ago the keeper of
Lord JOHN TOWNSHLND shot Oa Hayleybary.
heath, near Hertford, a little auk (Aka Alle,
Lifs-
tsaar). There were seven in a Bock. The ouly
way of accounting for the appearance of this rare
visotant of the But.tdi Isles to far to the soutb and
inland, in, that they were blown away in the late
heavy gales.
The monument in honour of Major-General Ross,
who was killed iit Baltimore in the last American
war, has just beets placed in St. Paul's Cathedral.
The subject, of course. in treated allegorically.
Valour is seen lowering an American flag on the
tomb of the departed warrior, as a trophy of his
victory. Britanuia is !win:Ammo. aid in teor•.
I awe descends with a laurel crown to decorate has
boll. The figure is charactenttic, bold, and con-
ceited in a very masterly style. Britannia, though
absorbed in grief at the loss of a favourite hero,
manifests a degree of grace and dignity suitable to
her character. The whole is a composition marked
by taste and genius, and highly honourable to the
artist.

17. THR DRrnsu NAVY.
Mum iimumb.-11tere are now building. and ordered
be built, at his Majesty's dorklarsta, 96 I -of war,
_ _
33 beery - 13 •

ships .
viz. 18 of the line, . , frigates, . light frigate., 14
sloops sod brigs, 7 bombe 6 goo brim and 4 cutters. Th•
following are their names, sod the duck yards:—
At l'artsmoulA—Priucess Cbarlot ie. 120; lades 80;
Carina., 74 ; President, 60;. Fox, 46; Penelope, 46;
Thalia, 46; Tweed, 28; Velar, 28; Ferret, gun.brig, 10;
Philomel, 10; Royalist, to.
AS Plpaottild—St. George. 180; London,. 110 ; Hiodoa.
Is 14 80; Uneasier. 60 ; Portland, 60; Statics, 46; Proser-
pito., 46 ; Circe, 46; Cerberos.46 ; Tigress, 46; Daphne,
28; Porcupine, ; Partridge, 10; %thole. gun-brig, 10;
Hope, gue-Orig, 10; Bramble, eel ter,lo ; Belzebub, bomb;
Devastation, bomb; Volcano, bomb.
At Ckalkrint—King George the Fourth, 120; Herten.,
130; Formidable, 86; Powerful, 80; Mermaid, 48; Raior
bow 46 ; Themes, 46; Unicorn, 46; Crocodile, 28; Rattler t
snake, 28; Weszle, 10; Procne, 10; Diana, 46; IEOO4
bomb; Sulphur, bomb; Basilisk. cutter.
AS Miplferd—Momareb. 84 • Roswell, 74; Worcester, 118
/toles, 46; Amason, 46; Dattialus. 46;. Mercury, 46;
Caws, 46; Alarm, 28; Andromeda, 28; Vivian'. cutler, It;
Algerine, 10; Halcyoe' ; Forester, gursbrig, 10; Gritilik,
1,• I brie, 10; Thunder, bomb
Ai Weelerich-•alsonderar, 80; Chichester, GO; Winch".,
ter, 60.; Clyde, 46$ Reba, 40.; Jamie, 46 ; Medusa, 41
North Star, 28; Kingeftskce. 10 ; Magriet, 16 ; Tyrian 10.
At Penbreise—Galimb, 84; Vesgesure, S 0; Drrid, 46;
Hasasideriel, 46; Neetrani, 46; Nereus, 46; Thisbe, 46;
- Zephyr, 10 •

Sreeess,2B; Talbot,. 28; ittraink. 10; ‘, au; kW-
row, cutter., 10 ; Meteor, bona/.
At Sheerness—Onyx, 10.
At Itomhay.—Asia, 84; Sonabny, 84; Ganges, 84; Bap-
daytime, 4t ; btyajlla, 46.
st Cookie Chiaw--Saimaraos; 211; Termagant, 2s.
THE LATE STORM.

On Friday morning Windsor and the neighbourheoil was
visited with one of the heaviest swims of rain ever remem-
bered by the oldest inhabitant. The watery torte* M.
mended with scarcely any abatement from nine lid eleven
o'clock. All the low grounds are inundated. The lend duoili
from the Forest came so rapidly into the Sheet street road
sad the adjoining meadows, that horses and other strong
animals were with difficulty saved; and any sheep that may
have been out must hive been washed sway. The storm ex.
leaded many miles round the neighbourhood.
Feidap midnight we had a must violent storm of wind,
rain,, said hail, accompanied with thrader, and very vivid
dashes of lightning, fur about two heirs. The wind and
rain, which latter MI in torrents, beat in one of the windows
of the Garrison Chapel, but we bate heard of no other
instance of damage occasioned by 11.—(Poefensouttl Paper.)

71111 ARMY.
....inv.,—

The party of the 22i1 foot that, Nader Captain Paste. pee.
formed garrison duty to %Waterford, from the eadnarltstiossof
the 49th to the landing of the 1018114 asarebod back on Tao►
day for headlaarters, Kilkenny.
On Thursday the Nth regional of feet strived is Dab.
lin hem England.

Sleifte rietairtiv et Spilitad-.-Sesalramls, Iptligeniat
Casale...

Plows., Tees, Brame, Rosario, sad
FilMiag foal* Jim botrs.—.l.l ley kelpie, Commaiko* ChatMO
Great, C.B. fur Ike East laths e.g;wass Atefremar* ki.
some, Comnsettere Joseph News, C.O. for Iha clip* of cleo4
Hesse emataaad ; Salisbury, Cam. iiottdy fas Bemeitkiesal
Fahie's Bag at Halifax; Remiss, Gust. J. A. W. WO4
C.B. for the Wediterraama mafiosi.; Deka; Girl. T. Wal-
ser, far the mast of Africa; leases, Capt. T. Halmos, for
Jamaica.

AdMiral Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ is appointed
Vice• Admiral of England. in the rnom of the late
Sir WILLIAM YOVIIQ ; and the Earl Of Notwitais
the third in command in the metiers La Trafalgar,
and the only survivor, is appointed Roar-Admiral
of England. in the room of Sir J. SAUMAREZ.
The Hind, Sir CLIAELES BURMARD. Bart, sailed
on yesterday se'nnight, with sealed osiers--it is
supposed fur Lisbon. The Cowiekoor, Capt. MIN.
GAY, will sail when the «hid is fair, from Ports-
mouth for Plymouth, with 5,0001. in silver, for the
dock•yerd and supernumerary seamen for the ships
there. The Mersey, 20, Capt. EDWARD Col.ll.lEt,
went in'e Portsmouth harbour on Tuesday, to be
paid off and laid up in ord►uary.

k LEA N

DUBLIN. NOVEMBER 15.
A Proclamation was issued by the Lord I.iente.;
hatit and Privy Council, on Tuesday the 14th inst.
declaring—
", Tint the Baremies.of Dehailom.and Orrery. and Kilmore,
lo the Colima of Gash, sm in a state of disiorhitice, sad re.
quire aa ettraordiary establishment of. Police."
On the tame day another Proclamation was issued,
declaring—
" That the Como, of the City of LimeAeli, the, City of
Limerick, and ohs Liberties of the said city, nrejka stale.
of dislarbance, sad. requite. acestrosrdinary3 establishment
of. Police."
The names snbscribed to these Proclamations
are—

" Manners, C.; John O. Disblin;, Erne; Praiikfurt
Montmorency; Charles Kildare; Norbury; D,
Millishon; William Swim; Charles Granl."
DISTURBANCES IN THE COUNTY CORK.
" On Saturday, nt two o'clock, Lord Aylmer,
Adjutant-General, and Captain Craig, Deputy Aa-
sistaist.Adjotaut-General to the Forces in
received orders to proceed forthwith to this coookyk
and such. was the expeditioa. used that they lek.
Dublin by the. Cork mad-couch that evening, are
rived in Perenny on Sunday evening, and home-
diately set off for Mellow. It is understood that
their visit is to facilitate the movements of the mili-
tary in the diatwhed parts of this,aud the, neighbour-
ing counties, and thereby. to. inertia the delay con.
sequent on the different applications to Government.
We understand that since his Lordship's arrival in
Mallow, an order reached this city for a reinforce-
meat. sod a company of the llth regjnient march-
ed off et five o'clock yesterday morning. Previous
,to Lord Aylmer's arrival. the Gentlemen. of that
neighbourhood in the most spirited manner sub-
scribed • considerable sum, and had. the 34410 w
yeomanry placed our permanent duty, mild 4, come
muuication could be had Gyro, Goternmeut ; sad
in consequence of some alarming rumours, the re-
spectlible portion of the town were sworn in as ape.
• cilia constables, sided by the Gentlemen of the sur-
roonding country, twenty of whom, sell armed,
every night in turn regularly ;Nitrides! the different
roods oditnniug the town.
" About one o'clock in Ilse morning ou Monday
last, the 51h instant, tlic house of William Pur-
cell. of Aluimira, near Charleville, Esq. was stir.
mended by on armed banditti, wilt) instantly at.
tempted i bleak through the trout stud bock dawn
.ud lower windows, at the same time diackargiog
several shots as. the upper windows: the fire, how-
.ever, being quickly and vigorously returned by
' Mr. Porcell„ he forced the party to retire after per-
seirestog for at hoist so hour out the attack. From
the quantity of blood found after titem, there must
have hero many wounded, and most likely severely,
as it was with swan-drop that Mr. Purcell's guns
were mostly loaded. The darkness of the night,
and the smoke of the firing, orelepted their going'
off being tin, or their route traced.
. " Daring yesterday there were rumours in cirtMe
lotion of several other houses in the neighbourhood
of Mallow, Mitcbelstowii, and the surrounding
country, having . been attacked and plundered of
arms and @munition on Saturday and Sunday
Miens. It was ohm riported, on authority of a
person who was said to have arrived from Mallow
last evening, that on Sunday night there had been
an engagement in the vicinity of Mallow, between.
a party of dragoons and a large body of the people,
in which one of the latter had been killed, and
se—
veral taken prisoners, but alter the most diligent
inquiries up to • late hour we could not obtaio
particulars of either.
" The Magistrates of Kanturk and its neigh-
bourhood have also made further application to Go.
vernment fore greater reinforcement, is the number
there at present is only sufficient for protecting
the town from attack, which they are nightly its
dread of; and will not admit of any parties to
scour the country, to endeavour to come up with
some of the marauders.
" A regiment in Nom got the route on Saturday
night, to march the following worsting fur Ferititty.'
The Clare Journgl of last Monday contains the
following paragraph :
" The young mail named G!eeson, whom we
Wye *heady twice referred to, us being wounded
by the Police in the innigthoorhood of Six-mile-
bridge, has met with his death in a most laiu,nitable
mintier. There was a quantity of flax over the
bed in which he was lying; and the nurse-tender,
while engaged in some manner about his person,
Sri it on fire, which, communicating to the thatch,
the house was is a blase iv a few momeola, and the
wretched map woe miaowed to ashes. It is not a
little singular, that the fate be met with was pre.
dieted to him by his companions, if ever be got into
the custody of the Magistrates, The fact might
1e 4 its to suppose that those disturbers had some
concern in his death."

It is stated that on Monday last a meeting of
Magistrates of the Queen's County was held at
Maryborough, iu erniseyoerce of a large body of
men having collected, and, by force, carried away
corn, potatoes, sad other things, which had been
sold at a public sale in that town, under an ettecm-
tion, by the Sheriff of the county. Although the
cirtvinstauce alluded m tem limiest; in the extreme,
Yrt the Pm** winch led 10 it du not resemble those
which have produced such melancholy instances of
murder 494 rapine in the snore southern districts.
The Magistrates, after boviog summoner) a number
of witueahes to ottetwl them 00 the 15th niettttg,
adjourned Alen. useetiog until dirt day.

fHE
he
'Cast!

[FROM ♦ COILIMPON DENT.I
-...

The following address faint the inhibitonts of.
stlehlayney, and the aninver Prom Ikasvii• 8183'1147.
however trilling it may appear, should' interest the
public at large, as it demonstrate' its some measure
the cause of discontent in the sister kingdom.
,Scarce an instance of remthistrance or complaint
from the lower orders to the conatituted.itutlinrities
is attended to, slid we only hear the complaints of
the people of Ireland by rebellion, or emigration
Ste America. The discontent in the north is equally
%serious as in the south, although it operation is
hillirrent. 10 the south, when aggrieied or cippresit.
id, they resort to rebellion mind rciastance ; where's,
the north, the people remove with their property
industry to. the Uilitrd Sister. which, knot
sully ruinous to irehuid depr4.iitg the counlM of
'so much wealth and industry, last injurnma, to
laighind by iusnsfeclures being. established in
tAsuerica, whitb..arere formerly supplied from. Eng.
:604

The people who address. may, poutibly refute
wasn't of tithe. in cupsequeuee, of non-I:raj-
deuce ou the port or the clergyman: in that ease.
mit abouids 11110/c uothilig of the cause irhy the
Illuentry is disturbed, but' judge &out the effect,
ti artely lAtere thikt the disFopiterit aßtli dta.
111,,baswes. vrhpels ditgropk, that cOpkidry, urtiopute
va the tutu) ipsdakreenCu, NI to tifg emidAtiok gip OA
people. •gi UK ASA of Per/Pgs, ip ups,tkuritl.uttpl,re.,
goitre such, iuipoporse emoluments, toler,furipp,4otiell,
*eh they tieglect. if.G.civerpoiept. were to act.
itioee decided, Nod. mike et hp. ere. so, 1t5,4%
simply psotijded for futfd their, respective dwies,te,
the Croon ;ed to, tale country. et lacy., we 9100u,10§.
ace prosperity and cooteideaesit oppo. is I[elrytll.
nitiaPet the, aid o§ Wltory. force.
TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE LIEUTENANT

GENERAL LORD 114..AYNEY.
My Lust—We, the i4loabileotaoCCutleb/aettey, sod of the
Parish. or 141.44k4P, beg levy. to represent to you Lordship
the extreme unpleasant sithatioo iu which lie are Plaied,..
from want of a resident Rector, suited to administer renew.
comfort to our families, or to those who are elected with
Mamma or bodily inAlmoity.
W 9 hove WIPE tillocc.Po49Ried the late ;I.ollMP•eVitkee to
the extreme hardship, injustice, and imprOpreety of t Rec-
tor mot residing on hitparish or mum his parialtioners. Our
complaint% (however just) Laic not ii any respect been at-
tributed to—this pariehlas eiery lhisit to misstate of, neglect,
lodilferests, and aomatteadractio t heir infirmities, of weals.
bY lhate.eth, ire RA libeettlil coduffed, •A4l:l)Ctietti;cti (fro W.
poi ieree tlyt whAch tlglghatc,most shauscfitlly,
ueglogted. We do Iffier pre", that your Liirdship 'May
adopt eseih eausuren, as tniainuty appatr idvitaid, to lief
ourgriemlisces redressed. -- • '
For gelato 011 ti ilarialtieners,
moo.S Ii oikulT4s. °swim—
ty,Tyvlol;.l,., y •
To which 44 Blarteat rettwied thy folloWiai
answer
Geellemeifseirreekted the memorial you were pleased
to address tp me,compleining of nor-repidenceon the part of
the Rector, and the conseqoeet neglected State of your Parish.
I deeply participate is she feelings Ritich so tyt.i a s Jeri-
'Alin, !tut cairn. *reopectible led ticeelt tarintoioners,
but I. %Is efratit 4 cite ?At, 1415t41, it! their Irmo without Stk.
vistilig u.
It is • sad nsisfortuae, and I may say it is peculiar as Ire-
land, that whoever attempts to remonstrate or complain of
soy &bias pabliely injuries', is sure le be opperied by the
itlihnel Of' WM, n. 4 the distrost of ethers, wlsty oa thy
other helot; pplqic apisit by not as yet 'raised auflieleet eel
thorny ‘4l spitisa itself against ieterystef cOmbiaaiion.
Yoe may recollect thai I already presented a• memorial
from you, most emnerimely end respectably signed, epos lb.
skirts of your complakt, aeastoPmlied Or O•X Omer to hit
Grace the Primate, which was barren of any goos‘ though
your sentiments Vfcre. eyoressed with becoming respect add
deference. Ills Grace lad not (it would seem) suilicieut
control over the late Mishap is hi ace ; and be wee ;ileum,
(with great politeness) to observe, that nothing could by ef-
fected to volute the eomplinota of this Parish, fur three yeari
km the time the ciamploiol trap Wudered, ur esti( thy Tri-
ennial Yisitalka-
Tbyt Teleanio) Ylailatiop bee title* loityls piece, and your
EekTalleet {Mgt neither heft. fetieet•ld W (fur sufht I cgs
discover) attended tn.
This is deeply tq he lemeeted, for I eau lordly conceit,e a
pnaliC eircernoleeee POPrullY °leeemlll 460° tc! sop
Ohio important porkh, coutaining upwards of ore thousand
parisbiopers of the. Psopstant worship, pay.litc 4 ifertie ateL
sual income to a Rector, kola whom they ererlf9
teel comfort in religion, 90 pal!ro°l"alftilitig" of PRIV
iP the thffieellirs tfo life, and who is gut 9VI Perert, ",• I
/Acme to those w contrihute tq abqudently to his erne-
lowest.
It has *loin struck me, that any epolygy for the non-re-
sidearm of a *clog, (ulnae', on the want of a "pecifio place
of abode ie the parish, is quite futile. If the;e la nit glebe
or house OPPestrialed for him, there sboahl he one previdid
immediately ; ouch a wept shoulti gut tyTrin umnpPlirdi
Whim we see ,Nab foods pie provided or the heading
of glebe Wiwi" and ley meal be swore, Ilse; la t e Oriels of
Mocks°, or reetteidailleft a relOtdil T 1 14 obtained with
facility ; such an attempt at apology is absurd, eapecielly
when we may perceive tree urightiouriog perishes ales
good glebe houses when the Rectors themselvya ary eyeting.
I bike oft', redeemed these septimentn(l atia sorry to ;ay)
with little idvanlage to the parishiotien.
It may be Amid pat I obould have pressed your suit ear-
nestly to the pishop ; ouch firgrant 'stonier may interest the
intention of ay yotinble man, tabors Character and acquire.
Nunn, go boupor to hip b.ily Office, but'l am discouraged by
f Meeleis otedtations which I hate repeatedly made, and I
hesitate to 'evolve him suddenly in the arduous task of re-
forming thou litotes is the diorese, which had berm invete.
rate long before his appilintment to the ace. Several de-
signs formed upon principles of public utility, are inter-
cepted in consequeoce of the state of the pariah its to spiri-
tual isstructioe. Much disgust prevails througho!!t ; pro.
selytism is usaltiog alarming rustles, and mai:Talton is re-
moving itoqinually wealthy and respectable' Proteminte,
who cannot continue in danger of losing a proper inclinu-
tion for the rites of the church, by the cold isuperktt man-
ner in which they are exercised, and Mho *aye reed pa
And spoke other region where the m•mforts of reliFitio are
tars gesloyaly apd 017,0707 edinimstered.
It waste), intention to bare erected t Sarum! Roue, and
to have laid the foundation of other ob3ecis for pdhlic ad-
wastage to the beat of inyteluutsble power; but the general
disgust discourages designs which, to Boorish, require the
aid of public content and real. I have nut Oubsefibed 10
the Bible Society sad other excellent iniiiinkipmt, kering,
the deprivation of a resident 'Rector, leaves up in Wellt of
the most competent person to ruperiatead (is al/ respect 4
the wholesome dissemination of tkvl Gospel Irstbs. it .
indeed give ate sincere concern los see a tows and
.paripb,
the inhabitants of which are wealthy, conspicuous for moral
conduct, soduitry, and laudable feelieg—disrarded(f may
say) from the spiritual adrsioistratiun of what she church
entitles them to expect, to see take young generallque de-
prised of those advantages, subielo o faithful acid jealous
Minister of theldospel is so eounputilpt to eoperefOr them,
assatto see them in waat of the elm& eweeutial of all par-
dianships.
For the cold indifference with wile your supplications
and remoustrastee have MAMA, bodielotteived, I have tau
comfort to administer. TrostiseillifittlßOmMr‘et atleu-
lion of the State, and relieve yeekveidtsi wants. 1 conuot
personally sailed yen say bead* emailet: iedividual, Pod
possessing a costaidelablefootusie is Ms hesaky, it was my
hope ( on the retorts of peace) I AGM. be able tO .tradde
among you, and to pity back le the county by residence)

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idol I drew from its soil and industry. „.
Tin.atoontry drained by excessive absentieship,
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candidly confess, that I am not story
many landed proprietors withdrawing tr
country, in 01 respects so circumstaneed
that ?mashie can be inore resoltine to an it

lima (he system universally complained of,
haie NO other °Wee; thati.lit banish the qeen o; pnn
prrty from their esters and to deptdepute their 'citatory of the
advantages of their residence.
I should extend my reply toe far was Ito give way t't my
feelinrs and upiotoste, bet I. step •t the uncomfortable
emote...which alone remtinr, namely. an appeal to justice,
and to. public opinion ; whatever he the trent, whether
yen succeed in haring the 'Rector of the parish resident
among you, and obtain the consequent benefits of
n 1191411, or. whether we ra,ii in the attempt, and continue
to see proselytism ithcontrolli if, and sweeping away tido-
diedd of the Estiblialied Chdreh front its comnsnolosi;
disgust spreading, and emigration i ing, we shall at
least have the tonsolstian, that we have left mishits, untried
ou err part to avert, if.possible. aids dismal and ruinous
prpfire,clo,-1 have ilte, honour to remain, Gentlemen. your
'
Ample obedient dud rime biteable Servant.
BLAYNET;

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Dal this, thinsill
tihip, it. wise, ft.
rprisr•l la see so I I
themaelvea er.eta a
; tor he as tired,
isol.•pendeat upuo,
which appears to
ientiemeu 1.

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