The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-03-30 00:00:00

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NONSISIIR ifrismarigin ,F,ESSAMS; 4.4 tag Ag.•
M. Carnot has been long distinguished foe Lis spalaciarthese WPM t0911119,101“1.51 the 46-041"
great military talents, and, during • emilderable Wasimiester, beta= asatztwattlno•
period of his life, for a firm and steadtitet adheres*, ir)es. gloCgoso• loot JegOces • The
to republican principles. He has bete weedy SO timed wry bevies ibeee waves
years on the tapis of the political world, and !laugh Mr. Iltinnwoetuateddtessed thew at 00/49.
actively and decidedly engaged In the tliti9oB parties on. the limposteut desist they had topelfarnal strongly
which convulsed 'France daring the trailed.es pa. edeertieg to dm riots ettd temelts illicit recently
riod of her Revolution, be remained Wyly at his diebtrbed the paimrof the metropolis. It was with
post, except during the short period of his banish. I saultitesteeett, he obaarred, that be felt it necessary
ment, and survived the ravages debit terribleatiet.!tteiadidems a fear ebeemationsto them, as the Grand
city. In 1703, M. Carnot was seat es thottepre--IJury Wake City sad libel:ties at Westminster, on a
'entities of the Nation to the Army of tie North, l Jilidellt *MO lit this time agitated the public mind,
and upon that occasion he wits described as having sled AP at We& iltfOrtPßOO t 9 the awatattaith ray
" organised victory." ..pectin the ,emodatd of amain usirgeided persons,
In 'l7l/5 he was pieced in the Directory, sae oho had abseesed sad twilled the pettoeful iqbabit.
auperleteaded the military arrangements of-that day, ends of thespetremalis, ead, ee it Deemed, of diger.
afterward. appointing fionaparte to the chief cow- pull of .the ltingdtree ; elso destroying. Abs
• lattely, and previous to the campaign per. party, and committing actlfof T 1014803 ova the Per-
sonally
superintending the whole line of depots from woe of Oorloio indittidesks who they bad thought
the 'Minch) to the Maine. From thh period until roper so pied for ricti.as of their vengeance.
1802, M. Carnot retired to private life, and es- Plinpoim preemehogactsold not be tolerated.
ployed himself in several mathematical stadia., -They Wen iefbid4o9 by the lows of 114 gauntry,
which received the tipples= of the. Institute. In and sewers pueisbeseets watt to be ildienni en those
March, 1802, he was again called into public life, -who might be fiend godly of them. The Grand
by bldg chews a Member of the Tribunate, in Jury bed jest.lievd the *atilt, of the ist Geo. I. c.
which he was remarkable for'the free assertion of 6. seed by the Moor of the Court, for the Act re-
his opinions, usialluenced by the eentroul reGovern. quired that sheeld be read at every Qoarter Ses-
tune He voted against esinaperte's assumption of does Abreesheat the kingdom, ie order that it might
the Consulship for life; cud in 1104 stood single in be keewei tee every one. Tbatt AS declared what
I.the Tribunate against his being invested with the the ley Aught Oa the •ObjeCt f but as it had been
Imperial dignity, and in a strain of commanding ele. read in a berried, indistinct, lad unimpressive
quince inveighed against what he termed " the molt mammy he 'add taste the liberty of again detailing
entire carelessness for the national prosperhy."-- its most komortant climes. After premising the
From thil period until January, 1814, Carnot re: mischiefs that had takes place la consequence of riots
mined in obscurity'; but when the threatened return and tuitilte, it =acted, that if 1% gar more persons
of the Bourbons was announced, the popular work noberfalyip doteedy, aid bemultneusly assent-1
from which this brief extract is made states, that, bled together to the slisterhance of tilt?
preferring to the probable horrors of it counter. pame,• etc. being required or ca memoded by
revolution even the government of the existing Ty. peecbseatieutodepart, should still remain, &c. they
rant, he made a tender of his services to him in his 'hada be adjudged gailty of felony, and the Wrestle
adversity, whom he had singly opposed in the fall. pleadable with 40104 99. is gene of felony ; tati
peas of his power and fortunes. The offer was act persons who should =Wiwi to assemble after each ,
cepted, and the command of Antwerp intrusted to Proclamation, shield be wised, sod if, in the
him. There he had no sooner arrived, than the attempt to disperse or oleo the datum napepbly, any
place was deemed by all to be impregnable; and it shmehlbehilledor irdwoikol, she letlividualliaa kitbag
is said, that the besieging army, suspending its opera. or meeedies shield N. diadaarrol ova ledOsoni-
tions for a while, retired. Beheld his-pest to the hid that if the venom* isememed thmenohed or
last, amidstall attacks, and refused to tterreetber it( pilled dew. any Waits* dweMi gJ ale, yeah
though required by the -Provisional Government, Ahem sbeidd brimmed felieb. mot hod with •
until the complete establishment of the Constitutional climb, Safi silvse 11161111* the Mixt, mad
Charter. It is needless to add, that the only interest lea it had bow for 1/90r9 .190 'SIM swim_ PA
which M. Cantu, 'during the greater portion of die It saiebt appeaN IPhodeteme SllVollebe lives of war
last year, excited, was by his celebrated Memorial to of leis Majesty's sobjettei, .sue anbdeed Ilse wad
Louis, reviewing the conduct of the Emigreuts. threatesies temalt.. end tbie Ac*asight well b047.°4
lie is more than 60 years of age, and in early life sidered as one of the great bulwarks of the Britt*
was placed in the artillery, where he diellesQsbed Cssetiliiieu Whsle. the bonito of lb. taw were
himself by his scientific etteinaents. broke. dews ferule,.doh ood, "'DOW disc-
order took *Lit who cool& gym/hare the folotfilor.
"maid mid I Whoa *II was Moliooles .tort k Wow.
nest, who then could ride as the whitlstied cad
dived the Minn i•• U thosaboomoillitti, soot Ask,
=detained, the law the Ceestitetiam.reset be thp-
petted and enforced: WWther war crocee4ollo. IW_, • I
lath* to the oefortoute delnaisteesakileletleo of Pit
law which be and tbey:bsd Weir 4011419 wtoo lei.'l
tended site brought him dbe fourt-limilbwthrtel
be knew net. If they ao
_pare he uresamed thesti
owoid be -la *lke asp isinctiOoWrtbOrtkoogt
then be laid . before ,the Glued So, .foocomigors,l
ties, when he &tabled gut they mould, cooly and
diapassionately eseintats the in&tteteate. . has. She
evidence, and determine, whether the feces charged
were established. Re felt caseload, that in sock
case they would sae bewimportut • dot, it was for
them to keep their minds, free from eatreueous amt.]
• ter, floe from impressions of poplar claimer, which
ever way it might go, and to remember (bet. it wee-
nie the provisos of a nry or of a Court to
would
to cavil, to moralise, or to fancy the last he
better if it were dithrest from what they Issued it
it was their duty, u well ea that of the Cowl, to:'
carry the kw, as they toned it, into itemstlee% it
it were tot so, every Court of Junk* would have
its own law, and endless confusion, as well as den-

LAUNCII OF THE HOWE, OF 120 GUNS.
This being the day appointed for the launch of
this mrititicent mats Of war, at at early hour every
vehicle was put In requisition to convey persons
Anxious to be present at this grand nautical eabibj-
(inn.
It was calculated, that by two o'clock not less than
9.0,000 persons had taken situations calculated to
command a view of the ceremony in the Royal Dock-
yard, and on the opposite side of the shore. The
following are the dimensions of the Howe:—
Feet. Wes.
Forest loots, free Stem to Stern 244 0
Length of the Con deck - 205. 0
Length of Keel - - 170 Ifte
Fromm* breadth . 52 6
Depth
Length of the illato-ntrot • 127
Ditto Tip-roast - 75 0
Ditto T.tp-gallant-mast - 60 6
Diameter of tba Main-mast • $
10
Dion Top-mast -
Ditto Tas-gailant-mast . 1 ni
Length of Main Yard - 109 3
Ditpooter - - 2 2
t oar simian of 95 cwt.—Cables 211 inches.
Number and Irelett of metal.
Gone. Pdtt. -
Own-deck - - 32 32
Ilfttldle ditto . • - 34 24
Upper diuu • - - 34 18
barter ditta—Carroaades 10 32 Frs. 6 12
Foretn.lle 2 32 Pts. 2 2
Rooodhuabe - - - '• '
a *Mum, 2601 Tons. 6 18
In the centre of the head is a inely wrested bust
of the valiant Commander from whom she derives
her name, with a wreath of laurel entwined round
his bead. Ou.the aterboand side is the toll length of
a sailor, above nine feet in hitAht, -reclining a short
, distance from the bust, with bas hat in his heal, sp.
patently shooting victory t On the larboard side is
a ovarian of equal dimensions, paying obedience in
a congratulatory manner to the esters* Chief, with
his right hand in the form of a salute, This exqui-
site piece of workmanship was exectitetd by Mr. G.
Williams.
The Admiral's cabin is richly got op. The stair-
case leading to the qaarter-dack is winding, and made
of beautiful mahogeny. The Captain's cabin an-
der the poop is spacious sad elegant. The whole of
the Muddies on the maim deck are Made of a wood
remtnblieg mahogany (an East Indian wood called
Pewee); they are elugsatly turned and polished.—
Bee etas is plain, and- has a light and elegant ap.
pesrance. The iddeitip plank; of her decks, toge-
ther with the qoarter 41ak end poop, are in the
weal war, fore and eft, the remainder forming a
diaisend,Wldelt is entirely on a new principle, which
was tend, end answered the purposes intended, in
t$ Dvaesersts, of T 4 guns.
'Atte. o'cletk the gates of the Royal Deck-yard
were threw, open to the populace, and in a few
urinates it waserewded to a degree unprecedented.
The wartime were busily employed during the
whole of the morning, adjaating the triggers, blocks,
sad cradle.
At a quarter past two the Commissioner, Sr Ro- YINGsTON, UAastl 20.
bert Barlow, accompanied by his daughter, Lady PPTITT V. JONES.
Torringtoe, ?Lord Torrington, Sir John Ainslie, and This was an action against the Menke) ef
a list of fashionable. were introduced into a place Ring's Bench prison, for suffering the escape of a
appointed at her head. Some bottles of excellent Major In the army, who was In ezecationfor sopj.
wine being produced, the builder, Mr. ti'etkins, Mr. GURNIY, who was Counsel for the proles*.
poured out several glasses of wine, which he handed 46, 4,2P•tiat°ll o• the "itchier"' toseitolveole
the defendants in the custody of the Mambo' ef Orte
to Lady Torrington, and the Nobility around, and
the " Home, and success to her," being drank, Klieg's Bench, and who wive allowed the Ruhr.,
Lady Torrington took a bottle of poet, which she going at large. The Major, in the present pee, be;
broke against the cut-water, agreeable to the ancient said, resided near the house late the Dog and Duck,
mode of christening. At a quarter before thee* but be never confined himself within the limits of the
o'clock, all being ready, Kr. perking gm order. fort role on the contrary, he was constantly saes at
knocking away the triggers and with a slight assist. large* bat before any writ could be seed oat be was
ance from the Saanee brio, the Home, with great witbiu the voles. At laugth, however, the Plaintiff
and
precision, slid into the mem of her At.. being informed that he was in the habit of visiting
team ainidstthe theirs of „La great au assemblage u lady at Kennington Common, with whom he aseally
giver
was besot ea a showa-,-,,oeenioa. The Marine made a long visit, employed the apprentice of a
Band, stationed fir the purpose, played Rule Bd.' neighbouring butcher to watch his advances, and to
tannic. At sun-set her mows were taken down. give immediate notice of his being out of the rules.—
In thenvening a splendid Sall we. gives in cos. Accordingly, en the 40th of October last, he re-
ceived intimation that he.was on his usual skit ; he
memoration of the lewd, at the Assembly Rooms,
which was fashionably attended. immediately dispatched his nephew to keep ge.rd,
--the house. to watch the -

ASSIZES.

INTSRESTINO OCCURZEINCIr....-TIRIKOW/11 (upon
the Scheldt), 11.utcn cireamitanea has oc-
marred, near this town, which affords a new Mut pie
of paternal and coojagai tenderness. The wife of a.
boatman, having a &Ad in her arms, was thrown
into the Scheldt, by !be ropoattachod to the -rudder,'
which broke through the violence of the waves. The
boatman rotas below deck, but the cries of the spec-
tators called him up, and ise precipitated himself into
the -river. After being a little time ender water, he
appeared with the child 4 hut, as he was swims:is%
for the boat, he thought his feet touched lice alothes
of his wife. He plunged down anew, and returned
with the one and the other, saying to his wife,
" Don't be afraid, I shall save you both."-41e held
the clothes of the child in his teeth, took his wife
under his left arm, and thus swam oa shore, loaded
with all his family.
On Saturday was rang, in St. Leonard's, Shore-
ditch, by the senior company of the Cumberland
Welk., under 'the direction of Wm. Shipway, a.
true and complete peal of Orford treble bob royal,
consisting of 5200 changes, is the short space of
three hours and 45 minutes.

evert., loose, to watch the Major's return, 'vg3— h IA `gay would be the result. It they should he of ,
he sent another Messenger to his Attorney, to sae
oat a writ directly, that the Marshal might not be opinion that the charges were fairly isad.clearly made
oat, they would rebore each Indictments tree hills ;
able to plead a reception before action lerefagitt...,
if, on the ether bands they.thought sefatient eti-
Hie whew and the lad kept guard at the
deuce had not bass laid before them, so as to make ,
lady's deo, until they bad intimation thin** aerial. farther iaaestigasiee necessary, previously to such
-was trought, and then the Plaintiff went to Mrs.. cases being snntbefeseenether tribunal, they would.,
Smiths house, and enquired for the Major. She de. i return such gills of insucteseue net found. - Be was
bled, them for some time, bet after a „certain while I sore the Goan& Jury know their .d qty, ind that he
she told them they might much the house, far the ,
L.„l Dad their country night confidently rely en their
geatleman was not there. They said nos there Wail faichficdhchaltssey is.
been sufficient time for him io escape byetbo buck Tbe4konct Ivry Wee bowed and retired Bair
door, and therefore it was useless to leareis.
plinths room, and the Court proceeded sra ilut
Jo order to prove his case the Plaintiff Ord Pr,'4. cases set down, on oho Traverse pew, witiolp 0911-
&wed trio record of the judgment of tke debt se. sistodoiday of iodiotmento for moults.
covered splint the Major. This record "Pew(' 0.1 TM LINO V. •UNDERN/111011.
be a judgment of finery Term ; but the 4014t4)9.:i This was an indistasent against William Ult4er.
' ' $ll- , -

having atenred it 041041 mos Tsgv, tha
massuited. -

Mr. Crandon, of South Brant, Somersetshire, has
now in his possession an ewe, which at five different
-tit* has yeened five lambs each time, making t 5
in the whole.

Ittvita PIRATIEL—A few evenings since snow ail-
lains contrived to.gat ea hosed the Ilftria Francisca,
a Portuguese 'Lase!, lying sear Landon Bridge, and;
entering the cabin unperceived by the buy who was•
on the watcb, stops a valuable geld rims-keeper,
some wearing apparel, 04 ether articles, wi4 which'
they got clear of. *mat depredations of a similar:
description have recently bola arniatittad on board
different vessels. Some of the peg pto bead of
the vessel, and hold the watch In cenveruition, whilst
others enter at the stern, and take what in* Mae
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to hand.

Yesterday a portmanteau was cut from behind the
travelling carriage of J. Morris, Esq. of Moult-
street, between the turnpike, at the Bricklayers'
Arms, in the Kent-road, and the Marsh-gate,
Beth. Mr. Morris was returning from France, and,
the portmanteau, amongst other articles of nine,
cnntained a considerable sum in Coatinstill gold
coin.

ROII3II77BAILLOW, sada , of Nivel Officers la
the Dock-yard, when the larger yielded to the
smaller, and it was tie general opinion, that an
anther of 26 cwt. upon the new principle, was
equal lo power• too.* of 40 cwt. aedeopoo the old
plan.

am
a good.4her4otee tbssliffettlit.kgsqlgrltMetkathrea
' were instantly found Galt/. .
Faso was sentenced.to one year's imprisonment
Darwood to siltmonths, and Kingsbury to one month
only, owing to his very good character."
1 The Jury were discharged till Friday ieg,-4,.d.
journed.
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CORONER'S isgu,Esr.
—...p...._._
On Thursday morning the body of a man genteelly
dreosed, was discovered in the marshes near the Pilot,
Flat Greenwich, with the head nearly severed frrtra
the risedy, two dreadful wounds on his arm, and very
desperately stabbed in the belly. Saturday a very
respectable Jury were impannelleri at the Ship and
Last, Gale's-place, before Mr. CARTER, Coroner
for Kent, to investigate the circumstanoes intending
the transaction.
Tbotoss Bell, cow-keeper at Greenwich, deposed
that on Thursday morning about fight o'clock, he
wes passing through the marshes, and was shocked
to see the body of a man in a sitting posture, with his
throat cat, nearly covered ever with blood. lie in.
mediately gave information to the Pariah Officers
who, in about two hours attire, had the body remorial
to the boas-house. On searching him Is. in silver
and some halfpence were found in his pocket; he had
no watch ; he were silver sleeve-buttons. A blood,
raior was found in the ditch close to him.
Thomas Perrin happened to pass the same way its
the meantime, and saw the body as described by the
last sciteees. ,
Hannah Smith and Sarah Feriae live near the
marshes, and on the preceding night heard some
dreadful groans, which seemed to come from the
marshes, but soon ceased.
1 The Coroner and Jury adjourned the Inquest, in
order to give the parish officers time to make farther
enquiries. Its the evening the body was owned, and
proved to be that of Mr. William Messertger,of Bet.
mondsey-street, leather-dresser, who had been missing
from his family since Wednesday erasing. Yester-
' day the Inquest was resumed, when Mr. Josep Rider,
brother-in-law to the deceased, a smith in Gifford.
street, Bermondsey, deposed, that be saw the de.
011410 d on WAslisnasiey night, before Olen his family,
and tbas lia aßposeewl very moth depressed in spirit.% .
that a particular lowness and despondency was visible'
in him for hire* wilts back, but his (amity not en.'
. lag or hearing from Min since Wednesday night be.
came alarmed foe. his safety; aid advertised two
rams reward for him. Wards, bight awe rasa
from Greqnwich came with the melancholy tidlap.
of his being foiled as already mentioned. lie had
le. ad. in 4ii pocket when he left home; he had ne.
watch about him ; he had a pair of razors, one of
1 *bleb was missing.—Verdict—Loony.
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Marrasow-itottss.—Yesterday, Charlet Sawn
bilowibt , before the Loos illotra, and purl-
another eistitinatiott, charged . ,with steal;
lio;Y.l4l.lrtoef.c rskred at' nearly OW. c._ s_ .
r. Sinclair in Tower-street. It appeared that l.
Prosecutor had gone to the country, having previ-
ously appointed Mr. Sim, a broker, to dispose of
nine ulephietlstterech, with some other irony, whklt
ware Woe* leiomarede•oae.-,-Mr. Sbo accordingly'
norbrd-010 articles, and they. stunaloed is to tyc
liestolhenfe• on Monday she. , . ineliol• APilk.Terw
day .lootoiogo wood of , ' ararehaolli:idirs ow,
found to have been forced . • ' eoliths ire pieces
of ivory taken away. In :few days Air, it ,ap.
peered that the Prisoner went to the host* of a Mr.
Hirwood, and offered some ivory for
.salo. The
latter asked him hew moat be had got; to this Its
made nip direst reply, stating ant, that he Weis,
Olen four, and at length but two hundred weight,'
Mr. Harwood desired to see the lot: this the fri•
goner dectined, but said he would produce a sample. ,
jfavinicdonei so, Me. Harwood, who was a dealt
Is ivory, and who had seen that which .belonged to
Mr. Sinclair previous to the robbery, suspected the
piece presented to be a part, and the Prisoner de.
elining to gin a proper account of the *Ade being
in his possession, he was taken into custody. The

a quip.,

ivory was completely identified by Mr. Sim, who
stated, that although the mark he had pet epee it
was cut away, there was a peculiar mark and vein
in the tooth offered for sale by the Prisoner, that
left no doubt on his mild of its being the property of
the Prosecutor. The Prisoner objected to this rae4e of
identifying such so article, Red appealed to thAirori
Mayor oppt9 the improbability of its being so Woe
eased.—His Lordship said, that Mr. Sim had fulfil
Identified it, and it only remained with the Prisoaer
to say hoer or where he obtained it.—To affbed him
this opportunity he would once more remand bleu
At the Werzfisrd Assizes, Brillgd Walsh, for fresr
muting water into whiskey to be transported fir
seven years. This woman went sometime since Witt
a jar, which she carried under a long cloak, to ball
it filled with whiskey t and having received it, •

, pre-'
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gpoo.4f, mia.oatiorilor! an aSinnit nn Bi
Annan rd, n ;tended to ,examine her pockets for moneyeaf 100
. .
..,,,w . ' ' Plialltoo is tit, olliglabotwkood of GrotAinorilinaro. abe said she had tent sufficient ; she then destarousil
,-.
CSAWN SIDE—LORD cOcifitAllE. . . &appeased that.eho parable, while pl.yisg at do.' itatnied *Pother jar, of a similar •sies, to *lilt
haver, doldrieg his to sail the cork, and she WON
Nothing material occurred Qll the Crews Shlo,ist.: °du", gut to u°'llBs sad theu 4° 4°1°14/44-iiitu - . • 41• is atilt 11'44 the Grand •Iwy returned a true iil4ggel
°mg i shipp.f r e time creafed a itien; wad °A"'
' ' undue, satins' immediately, for it. The Jar ha ag am 1 ,
Lord crmhraue, for • . from risen. yentas a cheat; and in the acullawhmh 1**,6104 , • A SAO 1
• the Prisoner seism' 14.41 by alto pooetwitat die limit* I WillongttO it Poled to hers bpen Sited with wale"!
.- -• ... NT .I,T it. • .' .IllardWr•Ill bittiliziepd of, k,, fiknipeettodthAs She well 4intattad la nabagottring to practise a sigh
Cotenant?. bruesse.,-Aln Mande an lisped I saw on mair.4l. • foong, a, osogign,nt pioeigi 1 lar %mit la 'Rather pert of the town.
was taken at the Taylors Arms, is
_eekieed,.. isad the coaul imm hp tenced Vadetwood. to abt toodiii 4 dos siuce, a young man, of genteel sinter
the body of 'John Nichols, who had bees found , knpriniunime. i , ,•••.,.9.; .:•.: 7?'ft 1, . • MC% mho lsaa for some days past been practinol
drowsed on fistorday, iu one of tbeslipaloadiag lute • Aanitittrt•St. . , feat* with ;We* on anmemus tradesmen at tho
St. Saviour's Dock, lionlydown. There mas remea• . Wnit.sySe:P.4l4•ol etivonerieeetr...tellifißieftßitinFr• poet oitd 0 tkojefiltal atoittlo eke .11110 P of Mr. Fig,
,
to belieoe that the night being dark, the deosamodbad. TA wapii psomcption for an imatkl4l.4e4nt, tint cope in 801 l 44w,strest, ligibera,,acconlimpum,._."!
*hoe I '
mimed his way and fell in, in censegneacnotthegate Adendsots, on the riltelletWeg, of. taeasuntie.Jieery, and (adored a varlet: of Ono.
Ileing left open.—Verdist,ifcsidsotaily drowse& -der, au of the ,baod of 4* WtOcti gAtiletent.- : c flbillh be APO*. might Ise sepit with a 0414 et
' 'Txtmey-sta thousand seven hwedred sad ton bar- Gtollidil•fOr 'Weakling 4P.(0 all Nikki ok Westllliar ' ceipt to his house in Bedford-row, .swept a aalgolllF
ids of bearings were eaported from the ,port of MO: 4 the 16th in*Att and 4,109411,.1fig1t,0?t .4 . •Aogiveorptiodsll.o44ll'wel oat' (arks, willill tbs.°
Greenock, in Scotland, is she course of is &at .bit Aloth. aader the Prittfehtst Ant Alt NA beg sum took wAtiNal; the reem,ioder were sent as e*
, twelve Meads. . . .daserger.andteXiag crags isimAsie AnSet,,So sornmlAM 4eivii ms eedfned.roar, where, however, no page
Workmea are employed in restaging distorted. lltitlidglatol two tliqraingAillemitukii4maihltibiliii .**,Wood 4a. take .thein in.
,of Mr. ROOINSOn s house) iu Old Barliagtea-straille halt.. ..,..
....
litolts original state. .. .TN Mile WM: 41111111111111. i/ISA;I4 .111,n o• TO. ,l,„. ~.,,i „1.... MARRIES).
btu or George-glreet I & power of an anchor upon a new.coastracties, tiritethaatl A, Rtatettanir leite,.sms: .billeg.erreeillf‘ 041.722'1F1 11104trZY:onte.datAter 'of Mr. &cod' d
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