The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-07-27 00:00:00

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tot any than
_ever: On Temday last; contrary
loompul esionation, Geolocal CANUEL, notwitbstand.
'leg the warrant for his apprehension on the charge
of being implicated in' the went Conspiracy, Too.
tired to woks his appearance before the Court of
corfecriosal Police, at the moment' when his ac-
tions against Messrs. SENPIEVILLE and FABVIER, for
libeliag his coodeet in 'Mask of Lyons, were shoot
4e be proceeded is. lie boldly asserted his innocence
as tool participation in a obis plot at Lyener or a
sal conspiracy at Paris, and stated that his only
teethe in not surrendering himself • upon the latter
astge ivas, that he Wight snare an opportunity of
resenting himself in Court on the present occusios,„l
lb avowed his determination to persist in the prose,l
catioos, bet moved that the beating might be OW
voted, oa **ground that literal of the paper" am.-
weedy seized at his house by the Polke might bell&
weary to the support of his cause. The trials were
pet off for a week. The General afterwards surreal.
*red Itimself.to the Judge of Process, who, however,
permitted him to retsi4 home, upon his promise to
'ptesent himself grin oo the following day This ha
did, aid theiesis being taken off his papers, they
..rem attentively perused. The resin was, that
'wither these papers, son any of the letters later.
.copted in the General's absence, 'contained, the
•Iffghtelt alission to the atra.Royalitt Conspitacy.
lie has therefore been permitted to remain at large,
'cad the chugs against him as a principal, of course,
has been dropped.

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BRIGHTON, Imp is; • -4
•
At Brighton market on Thursday, awl 'at Lew*
market yesterday, were exhibited eeVerld samples of
eats, which, from titillate of the sreseble, were ewe/
got is. The weight of this esew nettie nearegesshome
36 lbs. per besbel, whielaisseweidemeir * foie Mal'
and the crop will be esteem* good. It is seppesed
31s. per quarter will be 'beet the regelatleg pricalse
oateisi this teem?, as larresiesalltlepetere deepened
of open these terms. The applearanat sf the wheats
in the Weald of this county are beyoad all former
precedent, and the lexerianai of crops upon thebilla
Atilt be the means of drawing the atteation of eget.
Wpiturists to a new system of atesagieg their lands.—
'Tile great quantity of apples in . the orchards to the
west of the county will soteelly penes prelitable, bit
be a stimulus to the lacrimal of pleads( fruit trawl*
thesedist Acts which haeebeeninund congenial to their
leultivation and predate. A vast qeentity of yoer4
and choice apple trees and grafts were imported lest
`.year from Normandy, width have thrived well is this
county. •*
For sows! days, an ostraordinsry interest has
beets excited in this town, upon the issue of servings
Judge's warrant upon a celebrated Lady residing
here, *hick was granted in consequence of a tree
bill being found spinet-her at a city in the North-.
west, for a libel against one of the popular Repro.
outtalk's of that City, dean the late contest. The
warrant was at length served upon the fair Defend-
ant yesterday.
Brignton is this year remarkably interspersed with
singular diameters and nowt:Wei. A few days ego,
as iateeseting young Lady was so impressed with the
expleleiloos of a matrimonial alliance with a widower
H.esenliderable fortune, that the most espensive and
ata wedding drosses were procured, the licence was!
ottialaed, and her wishes seemed within a few '1
Mats of being realised, when the cup of hope was!
ilosiaig from her lips by her frail lover's ordering hii
cirriage, on the morning of the wedding-day, to
take the western road on a roar to the Isle of Wight:
This breach, of promise will furnish an Interesting
topic for the Gentlemen of the long robe.
Every, evening, one of oar libraries is bestowed
with the presence of a Highland Chief, babited in the
costume of his country. This noble sad manly
figure, the taste he displayt in his dress, added to a',
most prepossessing countenance, and the manners of !
a perfect Gentleman, excite geeeral admiration.
COWES REGATTA AND SAILING MATCH.
111de interesting mthibition of seamanship took place
is Thursday.. A Correspondent favours as wilh the
following :
" We Mad the most beeetifel day risible, with a
very pretty breeze from the South. About 30 pilot.
boats•mustered in the forenoon, and sailed round the
buoys, sad then passed in review before the Trinity
yacht; they are of nearly the same teenage, all
painted alike, and obliged to carry the same sail end
ensigns. They are remarkably well manned, and
make a most beautiful appearance.

The Wilford contest has terminated in the triumph
of the popular Candidates, and thus another im-
portant occasion is afforded for coegratelation on the
spirit and honesty manifested in the Sister Kingdom.
The Ministerial Candidates and theii partizans bad
all local advantages; all the Noble and Orange In-
terest in the County—all the influence of the Go.
vernmeet, the Church, and the indirect, bet power-
fat assistance of the Revenue. • Against them were
:wo Opposition Gentlemen, who depended alone on
the good feeling, the good sense, and sound principles
of the Coady—aid the County has triumphed ! Its
"lOdependence is secure. So mach for the sppreeal
given to the CAIITLERSACIII System in Ireland.
We are sorry to And by the Provincial Papers re-
ceived this morning, thatt he man ufact • ring.parts of the
county of Lancaster continessin a very agitated state.
The cotton-spinners, following the example of the
Vero, base struck, as it is called, for an advance of
wages, and large bodies atheist ate seen den, Wading,
though generally without any appearance dr lot et hos-
tilitylthreogh the streets of Manchester sod Stockport.
The shouters exe mach blamed, and may be very
blameable for preferring idleness to employment mo-
derately paid, bet Wit be true that some of their mas-
ters have refused to comply with their request df an
Increase of wages, commensurate with the improving
state of trade, and have gone to other places and en.
,gaged strangers at an advance which they have de-
.nied to their old servants, we most say the coudeenna-
lion might to be transferred from the poor men who
are Idle, to those who have thus spurned at them with
sideeling and inconsiderate contumely.

NORWICH UNION FMK 411111
SUKANGE.
TO THE EDITOR OF-THE STATIONAL • .
• itheu...l4 consequence of what A hive just am lathe /haw
Newomysec, I have written the follewisig letter to ear DHOW
ten pad reereeit you will give itpublicity.—Ysittes, Re.
THOMAS RIGNOLD.
- • • '64 314..1kidge-street, Blackftiars. July 11..-111311:
Goers bossw.—rOs reading the Reaslatioal rolitHas4o4itla
Society. and to myself as use of its Olken. potillsber is the
This Newspaper of this morning. yisa may astarilly Odd
Ilraruelice aetiwfamere thatale I"h:eve "beeteelthe.
renneg this extensive mid metal Inedietiim.hoff T belle
yes will give me credit for bade( served It faithfully sad sew
lanky. so the best of my judgment and ability. fen more Slap
years. An attempt is sow made, not only to charge the with
misconduct, but by Identifying me with the Society to effect Ha
dowofal. la this, however, las well assured that its
net will be disappaiated. Let the Insitatioa stead oc ion by
its own midst and am coons to du chemise.
"I am assured that you will lose to time is taking Wept*
and coaatitai lona% measure* for Illeelismeillf OW*
concern. With regard on tassel I mat a. moment to
reqeest that you will afford the isfeletla* mall of kidt-
log, *lumber or AO I have forfeited Ilinumnildeace watch bee
wow bees repined is one for so may years. I leave myself
wort cheerfully is year hands, and is the feedstuff the Soddy.
and will conclude by expressieg my arm eeevictloa that the
'roust attempt mast ism. as all previous ones have thole. is
extending the iallsence of this System of looraare. hod In
raising your Money still higher le the estimative Of the NM's.
1 remain, Gentkmen, with wet* respect, ildtbfaily year's.
• " TH4II. invimoi.u.
" Ta tie Hoard of Directors of the Norwich liaise lawmace."
Nommen onion nil AND wiz nrsoaxiics. wet no 797.
" The Members of this Istritation are
admits heist ioffeenced by the Report le the' Mass
she proceediags which tat* Place ysubsGeoll9e
sad Ifelisse Tavern, at is Medi% callettbe led vidwits.
Mitswthistedves to be Seliferen by lailsemoods •ilk' this
I The Meeting in question was ealied-vilthoot soyappil-
cation tithe Board or Direcion. thee. they were Outmost oh-
signs source from *hence both lefeweatims and retinue were to
•be *Wised, had these bees she end or only objects of the ems-
'ewes of the Meeting. It wan attended by ao weirs behalf of
she Dire. tot', and coonquestly the statements made were ex-
pecte. and uncostradicted.
" 1 have reason so believe, that if those who assembled
may were sot Members. Tao report gives of the proceedie's
solliciessily displays she spirit otthose who instigated theasaird
with regard to the charge of vexatious conduct is the wi-
shes* of claims, I ass sorely piste, that such is not the fee.. a•
far se respects the departmest ander my saperintendewe.__lthich
wmprises Ilse whole kingdom with the esceptioa of the metro-
mills, and ten miles Based it; bet I Wall shown from esclesimi
‘,10:o any details until the sessinseats of the Board of Directors'
'sod of Committees eaabe obtai wed.
" la the meantime lam perseaded that the Members at %mei
,iped the Poblic will do us she common justice of suspending their
IpegiMai on whit has gone forth. twat a proper °wealthy
I Medi trove bees afforded of meet* the allegations which have
hatesisreferrod.
" SAM. BIGNOLD,
" Secretary to the Country Department.
Wit. Paul's Coffee.house, Judy 24, 1818."
TO THE EDIR O
Inn F
CTHE STATESMAN.
Graysoffee hour. July 24, 1818.
60 It is true, as stated la the Times Newspaper of this wire-
lag that I attended a Mediae held yesterday at the George and
Voiles' Tavern. r. Alderman Thorp in the Chair t bat I di-
deftly stated to that Meeting. that I did not attend at the de.
nye of the Directors or the Norwich Union Other, and farther,
that I attended solely for my own satisfaction.
" It was a circumstance perfectly novel to we to witness the
•peoceeditors of a Meeting hostile to the Norwich Union So-
ciety. and convened for the purpose of receiving complaints
against it.
" As the Meeting was for' Sufferers by laser-sees.' i conld
must be considered a. as invited wavy ; and I felt that I was in-
rto the kindness of the Worthy Chairman for the permis-
sion.' obtained of trimming its proceedings.
"-la surely woold have appeased very extraordinary to the
Ileedag bad I offered any costradiction to statements which
were perfectly new to me, and pretty much confined to the
Logos Departawat.
Had there been a single complaint from the Midland
oseaties, with which I am more immediately amicereed. I
ts*, Ind (with the isermisaisa of the worthy Chairman) cer-
should have spoken to It.
&divot argue meth 'simian the maosprmeet or libera.
shy of the Norwich Union -Office, that not a single•complaint
was sent up from the Midland Corwin, though some* after by
numerous advertisements; and ad the Norwich Uwe, extends
in those Comities so about Tea M Miens of Insurance, I certaiely
felt grasiled with such a cooarmation of the statement I made
to the Meeting. vis. that I did net know of a claim in that Dis.
trict litigated or disputed—that I did not
,know of as Instance
where a fair claim had ever met with the least delay is stall
and hooourable discharge.
‘' It is unfair to conclude, or even to infer, that 1 admitted
every or any charge made against the London Executive. be-
cause 1 did not contradict statements with which I was pre.
namely wholly unacquainted.
•• l much wills that the Meetiog had adopted the propositios
which I made. via. that a Deputation of Loodos Insurers
should meet • Deputation from Norwich. and that she joins De-
poles should forthwith proceed calmly to investigate and decide
ape* she merits of the cmaplaiats made. Stich a mason would
have been intended with consequences far mare beneficial to
those who may think themselves slighted or injured. them a
string of angry_ Ilasointloas published Is the London and
)(Oar's, ke•
" JOSEPH LOVELL."

" Esau!), at twelve o'clock, the following vessels
started, end after a most beautiful and aureately
well•centeeted race (in which the Edward and Mary
ran Into another vessel, and carried away her own
bowsprit', match was &died ea folio we
Ow Parsee Fifty's !lublea-,"

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J rineteuGinteas. IGivest by the Nobility and
Gentry.
One
Oise Five Guineas,
Veneta' N.asses. foto. Pilots' Names.
1. Pallas
2. Mysore
S. Favourite 7 .... John Caws.
4. Neptune
b. Aiv soda ..... 25 .... Harry Caws.
6. Lively .
7. Nelson
8. Rebecca
Broke. Edward and Mary .... Edward Mitchell.
" The Pallas woo entirely through her excellent
manceuvring and good seamanship; several of the
Gentleman's yachts had bands of music on board.
" The hills surrounding East and West Cowes
were covered with spectators, as was the Parade and
Beech, on which, near the Castle of East Cowes,
was stationed a military bawd, which played admi-
rably during most part of the day. All the beauty
and fashion of the Island were collected to witness
Idris most delightful scene.
" Among the company were two Persian Noble-
men, in the costume of their country, who appeared
highly gratified.
66 All the Members of the Yacht Clob dined to-
Nether afterwards, at East Cowes. Among the num-
ber of yachts present this day, were particularly
noticed, the Regent's new one, which certainly It
most beautiful ; also tits Hon. Wm. Hare's, Hon. A.
Pager's; those of Messrs. Baring, Weld, Haler's,.
Gilbert, Dore, Shakopee re„ Polhill, Flodyer, Fiat.
herby, and Sir Wm. Curtis, Bert.
" We did not see or hear of any accident of con-
sequence, and every one seemed quite delighted taitar.
the day's amusement.
" The vessels previous to starting wen alb biased
is line, and, on a gun's being fired, were seen (as If
by megie).llmost before the report was beer& with II
their sails set; their cables slipt and sailing ; a sight
wet to be sees, in soy other part of the world, sad
which eannot be credited by any not present."
The Loan MAYOR, Sheriffs, several Ahlaimen
and Membeis of the Court of CoesmooCeseell, as*
City Meer, went up to present the Addressee of
Congratulation to the Barmier, the Quests, sad
the Dukes of Karr and CONSRIDO; on the laW
:Royal Marriage., this forenoon, and were all moot
I.pradoisoly received. Op their return the procession
encouotered a smart shower of rain, which in all
other respects we have reams to believe, was re-
garded as most sesionable and grateful.
One of the Brighton packets, which arrived freely
France on Tuesday, brought over 70,000 eggs.
Coax Ssensune. JOLT *—There Was a great mipply of
Wheat obis more*, but a Oil trade ate decline of from M. to
`lttaday's imides.—Oats 1• -Betas 'elvdriy
.Peas

Tim Qualm—Yesterday the Report of her Ma.
jetty was, " The Queue has had a very good sight,
and continues much the same to.day."
Prince IatOPOLD of Sage.Coborg leans England
In about a fortnight on a visit to his mother in Ger.
many. His Royal Highness, will remain abroad
about three months. Previous to his departure, he
has taken Marlberough.house on a lease of eight
yells, to commence from last Michaelson.
Thrones' STOIIII.-011 Sunday, about noon,
Carlisle and neighbourhood was visited with a most
tremendous storm of thunder, lightning, hail, and
rain, which raged furiously for two or three hours,
particularly towards the east and north. At Draw.
dykes, two miles from Carlisle, the hailstones broke
down all before them : the fruit and the branches of
trees were brought to the ground—eorA and potato,
crops wefe levelled with the soil—we saw a congealed
lump of hailstone' taken up on Monday. each stone
.about the rise of a pistai.bollet. The storm 'Mended
over a large district of the north of England and
south of Scotland. At Terregles, neer Dumfries,
the lightning entered a stable and killed a horse and
a foal. At the moment MI accident happened there
son a person standing in the stable, with his baud
westing on the mane of one•of the hones, who, set-,
, withstanding, escaped without the smallest Wary..
The greatest sufferer by the storm in this neighbootr-
kood, Is R. Lennox, farmer, at Millhoose, about two
miles from this city, on the Bramptoe road. His whole
.crop is nearlydestroyed,and been°, theappeatinceas
If trodden down and chewed by cattle. He has 11 acres
of wheat and 11 acre* of barley completely destroy.,
.ed ; 10 acres *foots nearly so • 61a acres of potatoes
and turnips hare the soil washed away to such a de-
gree that the stitches are not left visible, and this soil
.beiog mattered over an adjoining. meadow, the grass
of which is ritodaredeas4ess. His orchard and kitchen.
garden have also rained the fury of the storm—the
(nit-trees are stripped* sad the ground covered with
the young fruit, all strongly bruised with the hail or
pieces of ice—berry bodies, cabbage, and every ar.
tide in the garden completely destroyed. Mr.
'Lamm, from a state of' comfortable Independence,
Is owe hoer, bow been hurried late that of extreme
poverty, having lost all bit property, except his

WIIITEGKOSS4TREET PRISON.
A considerable schism has easioted for many
months, between the Court of Aldermen and the
Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, as to which had
the right of appointing a Governor to that prison.
The place became vacant some months ago ; and the
Court of Alderman promised it to Mr. Piper, who
was personally known to many of them, and who at
that time held a lucrative situation in the distillery of
of Mr. Davies, in Goseell.street-road. In conse-
quence of the assurance of the Court, he relin-
quished that situation, and the Court, agreeably to
their promise, appointed him to the Governorship of
the prison ; but upon going to take possessios, he found
that place had been already filled bye Mr. Thacker, et
the appointment of the Sheriffs. At the next Coed
of Alderman, the Sheriffs were called upon for an ex-
rplanation, when they said that they being entirely re.
*spansible for the conduct of the Governor, bad an un-
questionable tight to appoint him; and on the other
hand, the Aldermen replied, that if they appointed
the Governor, they ought to pay Ms salary also;
bet, as the payment was made by the Court, the
Court ought in jetsam to nominate the Governer.—
Nothing, however, was then dose in it; the person
appointed by the Sheriffs continuing ro hold the si.
levies by their authority, and the Court of Alder-
men refusing to Pay the salary; and at every emceed.
leg Court, the matter was re-argued without either
party giving way, till at a Court held the week be-
fore last. The Sheriffs then brought the subject for-
ward again in a Jail Committee, consisting of Alder-
men Wood, Curtis, Goodbebere, end four others ;
the nomination was ratified by the *hole, except
Alderman Goorlbehere. Mr. Piper, of costae, was
left unprevided for, and in consequence a meeting of
Aldermen was held at the Mansion-house last week,
with a view to offer him.eomsacompensation, and an
ted to ;' and

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Sir Arrisue. Prorsrairt, Sir S. lichou.f.v, mud Mr.
Maw atewsded his Amodebip is his private fOOIR this
meesieg, egseeebly to are elder of his Lordship en
former day. . •
Sir AMMO' Procrekt enderstand, presentee
a Petition on the part 40i the Defiendant, 'proposing
that a third penes elsiisdirldaire tie calltetir of
children.
()a the pouted the. Ptaiwile, the person proposed
by the Deltriiihnst Wei objected to' by his Coon'''.
The LtriiiCatantsirsura expressed his dimprodif.
doe of the eondect'of the pantie., in .not agreeing.*
a properperson to have theatre of the ihitdreo. agreeing.*
eight is be dosse•oet of Crier, for it was imposdide
for a lord Culler to Say wiii erpt a mpet pdf.
otra, es whoever weeprepeend'br posigtoroo
jeered to by the other.
Ills Lordship,we hiserd,disesbsed the Peados ; litft
WO cannot state this positively, as from the cssebailig
heard privately, it is not possiblefot us to leant
thing accurately. • •
IN OPEN COURT.
!RICKARD, Itt 'l' HZ MATTI* OV TIES DOWAGNI
DUCIIISS OF NORFOLEI A LUNATIC.
Mr. WaTmenata., on behalf of the Committee
the personal property of the lenatic, moved rhAt tie
.Master's Report might be t enfirmed, relative tip Oft
'venting of a lease of two farms belonging
lenotie, to Elisabeth Store. The 'only gyireadrie
his Lordship's consideration was, who was to pay
costs of preparing the lease? • •' • "
The Lotto CDANCaLLOn.--IC'is stdatio ases
ismer that the Committee 'WNW pay ;tile rests
the enquiry, and the Lessee the costiriseffhW loots.
LORD DIGIT, IN TII6 MATTIS& or ?100 SA. &
MI. Wiesicaess said this was • •otion, that
might be referred to the Master to enqeire whether
it would be for the benefit ef the leuatic that eerie%
leases should be granted.
The Loan CHANCILLOR.-..-Tike tteetisr, sod
it be noticed, that there is soother question, that of
the mortgage, which must not be allowed to cite. _
the Master also report whether it wield helm the
benefit of the lunatic, that the mortgage • itreildlie
paid off.
THE SWEARING IN OF TR R. PIZ JORlfve,.
The LORD CiIASICELLOR.-4 shall IDA here t..,
sit et ten o'clock on. Monday morning, as Laiteeene
attend the Court of Exchequer, to charge rhos''

Jury preparatory to their examining the caios,
Mist.
Tbo most of.lbe day was occupied wi►h bettolikr
Looatic Volition, of no FMB bat/root. ..Timprosost
ittiugs terminate &boot Wall* of August.

POLICE.
How-wratrr.—Late on Wednesday night, or P.
on Thursday morning, the boost, end premises or At L.
Jackson, composition ornamental manufactorprafis
Tottenham Court.road, were broken open., ijektig
alarmed, he procured assistance to search the h --
when to his astonishment be foeod, concealed
large bog, a young men of the name of Aickin,
bad been his apprentice, and in whom he had a
confidence. Aickin was committed for trial,
soother young man was committed for re-examina-
tion, on suspicion of being his accomplice.
DlANsios-tiouse.-010 Saturday, a man,
upwards of 60, named Davis, was brought 1
the Lord Mayor, upon the following charge:
Friday afternoon, be went op to a ticket-porter,
Broad-street„ and saying be was too lame to w
far, requested him to take a check for 5001. 9s. 7d.
to the banking-house of Willis and Co. in Lombard.
street, receive the money, and bring it to
et
an adjacent public-house. The porter, on
stinting the check, was desired instantly to bring
man of whom be received it ; and returning to; that pui
pose be met soother porter, wise said the Prim
was anxiously waiting his return, and bad sent
to procure a coach. The porter made use
coach to convey the Prisoner to the banking-house,
where, having been asked somequestions, be was sent
shoot his busbies.. • He then ordered the coachmar
to drive him to Lloyd's, whither the porter mom
ponied him, and here he attempted to escape wit(
paying the latter for his trouble, or the coachman
fare. He was however seised, aud,givekover '
constable. A Gentleman came forward, god
titled the check as his .property. His pock.
been picked of * pocket.book, containing the
and other documents in the neighbourhood of _
street, on Friday. The Prisoner was recognized
an old thief by one of the officers, who said '
about ten years ago sentenced to transportati.
life. Davis, upon being asked how be came to
large, said he had received a free pardon.—He
reminded.
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It is said a celebrated German' Writer has
up
a NEW CODS, or Law of NATION', to submit
the Congresi of Sovereigns at 4i:44-Chapelle,
which several articles of commerce are marked
being of genital utility to the inhabitants of every
country, end each as ought to have lateen and egress
without duty. This would be.generalisieg Tracy w 7
• vengeeece,'fot there appears no article tlikt
alike enrich the, Inhabitants of evaty matt-
' 'Moots Shares, as the
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uteosiis and tittle.- W. Creighton, at Drandykes, i,. fn„„ tau pi,
. Icloyer.--i Mess,- -.---7- i
bas bad Ms whole barley crop destroyed. At Park- last wick's prices.—cheaper.—Bariey 26. KA; ii. I offer less rio hie, bit .-/ifi_ objech it, cept liestery ,and" ... la present
oon e pig was' killed by the lightning, and .8 101111171111.1) 111/111.111a. JULY 4 7.. .r. • after a long tonversotioe, thobleeting adjoorned.fins. Samos of CaiseLeailli BMci-eiery, mairentoeur. I
die) without coming to any eenclision.
great deal of poultry and game shired the same seer
.... s. 71.4.111V5117. IT!' Pernseadlepe.lcsuieBll"6 Otis de, t ell *resod potions, *tun r ell* ithelswei tvi: lle
late. A somber of the adjoining farmers •have sof- imam ....s. 04. so N. Ct. Bemis ..., _ ......• Um 1 ,t, . the Twe Prises of /SO, tre tiny of the *oder
fired less or more and some of the fields close to veal --• 54. 04. s° 6' I/d• Steel' alle WI" - lo9° Most cm* o'clock ou Friday. tlititioneen, thee. Capitals, besides .the'Speo fieeereiges eetkled
9 Pew% ._ .53. &I. -to 51. SC Calve' ......... • ..• •• • JAM .....-. Port{ 0.. •
those Injured, sustained no damage.—(Carark Lama 4,,, .4. to 64.. od. pir,...... . .......go OM, employed loibe ebelk.pittAst Verbose, Sleet raft 4 %O M, sea ikdaiiik. In 'be ohnue .tr; ,
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