The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-12-29 00:00:00

TILE STATESMAN

nut RABICAI. CHRISTIAN'S TOAST.

Ye big-bellied souls, whi of loyalty beset.
Here's a glass to my Lieg and my ceestgy I—The bast
Mali be each, as a Whig pr a Tort might borrow,
Though its pile of good wishes.shoald last till to-morrow
Hefei aWV life to trade!—May the fries*. of Refers
Prove the foss of those MUM'S wise sheet ter a stows!
May we see Must labour his Owe sirloin caroled.
AM payee sad good bread le the swaths of the startle('
Here's • health to the skk ad the peeel—Here's • smile
To the tear-alkddiui child:eau( tritais's kir Isle!
May they lad these hard times growing batter, that grieve
• them,
And seer west a meal, or a Mood to relieve them !
Here Is sense to the silly. as% eyes to the Wad.
AM weeks to those heads that an: bloods, musklad!
May we seek feel a pais at the peep of mother.
Ad Brims henceforward greet Britain as brother!
Min's amerss to the fah-deatiag trader; sad health
'Ms the rich man, who blesses armed with his wealth!
Sloth sod her Moshe. me Imam be *Witted.
On Rat, fur wh;th poor home* Merit Is stri; !
I May oar hued Colatitudes hold faithful sad fast
AM as pure as It was la the years which are pad;
That gruel ec enact between Prises sad people, which sever
The far-seendisg esgloes of Forties should sever.
. May the soul of the Rov'reign be mos'd' at the tome.
Whoa the spice of his people *weeds to hls Threse!
And, sit may he not tern his hurt from thew, bat rather
Receive all his children is weal, like a Father I
Her is streagth to tie feeble; astd, ab! may the Wee'.
Re the Gra who would ak!, rod the last who would Weis' I
May our Rulers (nod Kraut it I seal Mere sods my ditty.)
Smooth* the truochecn of power, with the balsam of pity!
Richmond, Dec. 44, IMO. R. RIAD.
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v.
TIVSILRAL HONOURS TO PRINCE BLUORMIL—Ei-
tract of letter. dated Hamborgb, Dee. 17 :—" Yes-
terday the Blocher Clab of this cirg perfeemied a edema
ceremony is honour of the dreamed Lem, Prince Black-
ofWablaadt. audit whose auspices It
was Waded.
The sides a the Saloon and the Gallery were filled with'
vicinities of both sexes, is elegant mourning dresses.
The solentaity commented at eight o'clock is the even-
ing, with a noble piece of mask. originally composed
by Messily for a Funeral Celebratios by a Lodge of
Freemasons. The Presided of the Clab,Connt Dm: cues,
of Alloaa, who is aephow. to the tieesamd, thew rose,
for the purpose of matennoseating t 6 the Members of the
(3.14 the latest expressions used by his revered owls. in
relstion to the litioo which had been founded in
hamar of him bynstin his friends sad well-wishers is Ham-
-1.8,0. The message was brief. bat worthy of the brave
thats soldier wbo sent it:—. It is my last nunc-
iron io malting mention of me, they abstaiaj from
ail exaggerated termite( praise : and my last wish—they
may attain and enjoy that sane, pure. and satemdsled
state of mnd. which is the htoaracteristic of a tree Ger-
man.' M. DAVUtirt. a Sencar, sad a Member of the
then explained the came of the solemaity. mad pro-
nounced die ealogium which his merits required, is ho-
rout of the deceased, dwelling particularly on the assist-
we rendered to the offering eitiseas of Handorgh.
when drives out by the Presets tyrant DATOVIST. in the
yr: ISIS. The pew of AAAAA Moraines
ranclailei this highly iatereetiog ceremoolal, which will
learns tasting impression on the minds of all who assist-
ed at it,"
Fudge letters from Lyons mention, that incen-
&my placards have been posted op at night in that
say, whisk leave no doubt of the dispositions of
the eitthors respecting the monarchy and religion.
eornt Hulls, one of the recalled exiles, arrived
at Paris on Wednesday last.
1101 instant. a broke r*"
—lossvaseal3kaus; but b pro'_
%mar of the soldiers and inhabitants, but little da-
Mtge was sustained. The came is not positively
ascertained ; but it is suspected to bare been not
without design.
t
The erin:ipal actors of he Theatre at Berlin
b ire presented a petition to the King, complaining
of the severe criticisms which are daily published
against them in the journals of that city. lt is
them.
be-
lieved that measures will be taken to repress
At the same time some changes are spoken of in
the direction of the National Theatre of Berlin:
M. Muhl, however, will still have the direction
of it.
era from Kent• e 7 mentio-, dm+ hat is
now sell ug in that country at ttulf a Molar a
httsho. NJ, e are credibly inibrmcd, that wheat is
selling at the same price in the western part of
the State of New York. Our
an
adds,
Sto that
lie knew of one ease in which farmer told a -
rni', who had called to levy an execution, that
lie would instantly pay the whole debts and cif the oMcer would receive his wheat in payment
at to ent)-Eve cents. a bushel ; and that the offer
was rejected.
promise, Mr. Onille
On Saturday last. agreeably to
us.vit an ascent with his balloon from Poniesa
little Book,
air
rosite this city. The ascent took placefter
twelve o'clock. with light wind from the S. W. One
minute and a, half from the time of leaving the earth, he
at himself hem the halloos, at the height of from 500
to Stitt feet, dad swiesaly mere Mae half the distance
to the earth lisesee esewshate 'reed. Be slightest
oa die meadow. aborigine sods frem the place of ascent
—and when he stoma. beasded so much, that some fears
Mem eatertaised that i
woold receive injury; but he
was lainsediately SarreltailiNl by th crowd, who bore
hive in triumph ea disk shoulders to the place of depar-
ture. From Madame el leaving e earth mail
streak the earthgala, was three uthsiontes. balloon
asestaded in a inagallorat moaner, took a S. E. direc-
tion, and passed over this city. At twenty Wastes after
twelve, when It was just wadeable by the sulked eye,
it exploded and fell.—()Wk Advertiser, Nev. rt.)
Dusi..—A letter from Philadelphia, of the 15th alt.
says—t• Mr. Harris, late Consul at St. Peteraborgh, was
yesterday wounded in a duel with Mr. Lewis. who lately
returned from Ramis. The ball of Mr. L. passed
through the thigh of Mr. H., grazing the hose a little
below the hip.:
A New Odom paper says, so great was the late
run spoor the Planters' Bank in that city, for specie,
that the coaster was availed on all sides by grog-

in the

ON THE ORIGIN OF THE ROROUGHMONGER.
IG NISTR Al.
..-.....--.
Wiles William the Conqueror had resolved orbs
usurplag as absolute sway over the lives and property
of his subjects, he comas! seed bis project by preventing
public meetings, and dissolving all incorporated bodies,
not permitting even the Council of the Nation to assem-
ble and controul his Acts of State. l'', r the more diem
tually executing his designs, he kept an army ready M'
march against those who disregarded his Edicts, by
1 which weans be wiled upon their Metes, and hemeM
wined their persons at his pleasure ; and in order lo
I keep the people in I:optimal subjectiou to his wiLl, be
built rstrisuna for the Norman vddiers, in variety
parts of the country, and obliged his subjects to
asoliios
up ail their arms. forbitlihn them the •m of . re ask
candle after the eveniog tail now eight st clock.— I
The lives aid property e people being thus emialy
*eta at the diellttoet of the King. he soon kit himself
possessed of a greater on Intity of landed estates than he
mold possibly make use of ; be. therefore, divided them
into wanorsand banning, and gave them to ltis Norman
Nobility, Gentry. and Clergy, who formed his Council t
from n beat e originated one Manor Courts,Coart Harrow,
sod Coon Leets. As to the internal policy of the coontil.
Ihe likewise placed it in the hoods of ofhcers of his owe
I making hew ewe may trace the tenures from wild'
' some of 4111 If present rice of Nobles and rich Contemners
iderive their overgrown landed property, a tenure &nailed
lin the pluader.desolation, rapine. sad
Seine of the
l‘ritilivigitirrifilso moans by wiletuararNol7ll gsp
rar: ap::
\
tale-
only come into posseseioo of one branch of die Legtors by berediry claim, hut by which they have alm
monopolised, with the addition a a few rtris 6.......
the tonjorety of twice* in the Horse of Commune, which
is called the representation of the people.
raasisssor ....—woo•—•
STATE OF POLTIL—A Fragnielia.—We know sot
where among the same Dumber of men, occupied
in the same pursuit, so many instances of unhappi-
ness could be discovered. Some, indeed, have been
the merited victims of their own intemperate fol-
lies ; but to the lot era of good old times, who shrink
hark Olen they hear of a modern hard receiving three
thousand guineas far the copy-right of a modish poem.
it may afford some consoiation to review those who
I have been tenants of the cell or garret, and whose stn- ,
Install bare kept an inverted sabliath of six day's out of ' We are happy, says the Ceenty Chronicle, in
!seven. Greene, it is true, died of a surfeit of pickled ' giving circulation to the following truly patriotic
herrinr and old Rhenish ; Marlowe and !donning suglet l,tinfin. and earnestly recommend its adoption
were killed in dent.ken quarrels at a brothel ; Venison ...
drank two bottles of port . (wow,, in his ~,,,,, .to t public:—
(COPT.)
1 rbair, and died hr attempting a reduction • Randolph, : Hatfield llonse, Pre. 111.
. Somervilfr, and Yarnell, fell sacrifices to Ili:echos; tint..
Etheridge broke his seek down stairs, while bowie.. his I The dishier
of the mannfartorino and labouring
! friends oat after dinner ; and May was so delighted"witlt poor cannot fail to interest every feeling and liberal
the success of his " Breviary," that he went to bed ins
Immo i and among greater strainer's whirls may be roll-
night slier having drank fr
eely-, in apparent health, sod elm fatal for their relief, it is at least a site attempt in
, was found dead in the morning. Some, indeed, assert, thoseP whose the
toy
contribute to the maintenance of
thoussmis, to give it the 11100 ‘l•ol.6riXl tentiestry in
I that his night-cap was tied 100 tightly under bis chin, but
their power. The diminished use of straw hats and of
Andrew Marvell attributes his death to as seesalel/ pro- British lace owns
ossoseefess
women
am, families into
battle cause of suffocation. Look sow oo the adow
side of the pittare; lie
Nat, Lee,Collias, Cowper, distress, who have hitherto derived sulosisteore and cows-
' Smart, Brook, Li. A. Stephens, Bampfylde, and Ferguson, ffrete reetennram ikirni:dindiarietinik. o.ll:7„."7ll.:,"sir,h"LtZutshtrhe"y"
all died in idiotcy or wadies.; of the last a most toechiog I"
incident is related i--*: When committed to the receptacle...
,Satter themselves may not lie alsoweihrr airless.
(Signed *The Marchioness of S A 1.11161/114
lof the inane, a roosciousness of his dreadful fate 1 The lion. Mrs. ViLitgai.
seemed to come ever him. At the mimeo% Of his en- I
, trance, be uttered a wild cry of despair, which was re- I NEW METTIOD OF ritESERVINO PACFLIS or
' echoed from ell the inmates of the dreadful mansion, and ' LaIacASUIRV.—A mats. residing at Preston. in Lail-
left as impression a inexpressible horror on the friends ' rashire, applied for ; arocitiftl relief on behalf of
who attended." to a few days Isis
mother, who bad reloctantly
pablic hospital, from her inability to sappers Mast I
"Tertretrielrall ' his mother, who was very aged and intim', and for
re"jued her see elt le I severel years he continned to receive a weekly al-
ceived remittances sufficient to defray the tamest .I°wance from th° overseers: the !cooper °ken'
•f his atteisdame at home ; bat they arrived ton i frequently made inquiries respecting here. and were I
late, the poor maniac was already dead. Otway wa• mmillarmly told that " she eontineed in the *ante
suffocated from the rapacity of hunger ; John Brews , Moho, IM' "—At length, however, they en
(the slither of &Lebanese) and Chatterton, wore mi- e4ted that all was not right. mid hapiiaii., iii
cider ; George Wittier. Dekkey. Cotton, Savage, and one menin, „hen the manfre'me hien,
Lloyd, bristled their last in jails. Lovelace, once the ' they inquired
rieu little
gist whom they bind is
pride of Courts, after losing Isis mistrew, like Iliron in
Isabella, escaped &prison only by co went, and died . the home, how her Croodotother did. and whore
in • miserable lodging sear Shoe-lane. Butler and Hen she was! to which the child replied." 0, soh
re
Jenson each expeneaced tbe worst extremes of poverty.. stairs in Saul !" (Lancashire for salt) and on pro-
A. Marvell is *apposed to bare been poisoned. Quarles seeding thither, they actually discovered the mid'
....1 heert-broken at thedestreeties of his whotrises- i Wows ii, pica, ! ! in which suite they ace- 1
...
11l want ascertained she had been kept for &rapers!

ne(be
By this plan one-half of the Nationrl Debt
be extinguished, and a safe and secure Siukine Fun.
limey be established for the gradual reduction of the
remainder.
Taxea to a great amount may be annihilated, and
' individuals who have become embers:mm:4 by ex-
cess of taxation, like myself, will feel an immediate
and substantial relief.
I
am, Sir, •
your obedient and faithful servant,
A MAN OVER lIE.AD AND EARS IN DEBT.
griarganies. _

MIL RICARDO'S PLAN. THE COFFE# PL.LIT.
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. Sorrou,--41 Mr. Ricaede's plan OW the re- [rime nesseot:Dt's exesotias, sanasviva.]
duction of the National Debt, does not seem to be ti.am corm-tree &wen only the secesel )rare and the
geserallv undo:stood. allow me to state what 1 fiow..rin; Indio:de twenty-feer hears. Ai Mistime se
conceive le be his meaning. shrub has a charade, aspect: seen frets afar. it seems
coes;recl with mew. The prodisce of the third year be,
1 mast preaneve that the national eipenditure reams v„y shaadaar. Is oseradons vriu acne's and
exceeds its income, and that the latter cannot be w„,,,,,,,1. „Hi ,or resi,ati.d. Ql. fig trees forming
permanently incremed without teething the capi- !, sixteen, eighteen. ana even twenty pseudo of coffee. is
tal, whieh is presenting • state of tffings that must general. however, aprudace doom then simnel sod a
artely termiense in the total min of ow peen- , half. areas
.peends, cannot be expected from melt Lilia,,,4:
resources. . i and even this is superior te the swan
Writ India Islas& Raise at the thee the flenerieg.
*6 °net' then, call a meeting el cur lecPing i the want of water 7er artificial irrigatioas. sad • pare-
Imeteers, blends and creditors. and stele lime calm * silk plant, a pew emirs of meantime. which clings to
egiNfidly to them. ' the branch/so are extremely injarises to the mire trees.
Perk
must be oar organ. and tel the act- ! When in the plantations ef eighty er a Ise:eked dams,:
ing verniers make the following proposition:— , sand shrubs. we consider the issitteme is/01 of sac
Ist. A remission of *5 per cent. on debts of every Jr. , nie matter cestaised is the pulpy her:y of the *Oki,
see4ties, public and private. . tire... we may be astonished that ott attest is lose hem
Os A. redectiee ef 25 per rand. ea the estienal es. I made to cstract a spiritoossliqvior from them.
railiMMl., . I ..--........-,--...........----.
ad. A asetribetles of 25 per rent, frost all property ' The prison fif M. de Revlon is constantly WI
a They aeseliPeash eseePc alai may be is private
~___ il,w_.; sleged by all the Liberate of the capital, who are
Tho latter to be try by the aPPelliassn' eleidous to thew him their esteem and regard. His
two pets of Commissioners, to be denominated" the ti new was expected to bike ow, on mo„day.
Agrarian (7nraanaksnera'" •the " C`JalaftrnialC°.- i Mr. 'Tue.—Mr. Thomas Weld, en Eoglisb Ce-
missioneri." _i.• 1... tholic, the possessor of a luxe finitine,
and the
The °lke d"'Agrarian Comm''ial— visit— heir of a name dear to religion, has relivd from
to matte a Partial° of lands of every deseeiPtimi time world. and Ises in Isis retreat devoted himself
into"' pines ' liaelnileth of which will he faith- to the priesthood. nit father was ono of the ben-
With •allotted to the CORIMia.MOROS tar the radar- fectors of the French nem, in England ; he re_
find of the National Debt, who are to have fell eeived the Menke of La 'frac in his park of
power Wren tlie same, discharged from tithe, and Lidisvorth, and the 'loom is . ensue of stony_
free froth all ideurnbrences, entails, and every NM: hi and irst, a great services to the English
ex-
ties of charge,. Parliament to guarantee the title., catholic,. itilte.ins:v has followed his rattle
and the conveyance to be in a short form specified i ample. Air. Veld was ever distiogumhed
in the Act, without any stamp duty. .' by hip piet. charity, and zeal. Having lost his
The dice of the COMMleftiel Commissioners will '. wife, and wring established his oloy danivhter,
be to take an acclaim d stock, including niw ma- who was married Wt year to the eldest son Orterd
terial and manufactured goods ; also of bellioe,
jewels, wine, spirits, and(lifted, he took advantage of his liberty to cense-
every species of mer- 1 snits himself more especially to the service of God.
chandize ; fo dividelhe same iota four parts, and 1 He has been Labouring for a year to prepare liesself
to sell one-lbufth, and pay the produce of the same for the state to whisk he aspires; and having re.
to the Commissioners for the Reduction of the Na- cently aenommed his resolution to his family and
timed Debt , friends, he has retired to the bane of the Abbe
In the short compass of a letter, 1 cannot detail\ Garron, his old friend. .niere, removed from the
all thendvages to be derived from the plan ; bet I-- and wroth of the world, be forme him_
Memletnem
to a ma of your Penetration it will be found to be. sell to the spirit and einem of the priesthood• bp'
simple and efficacious, without occasioning very ma- the lessons and example of a venerable priest„e,
tenet injury to any one. (Paris Paper).
The stockholder, it is true, will have his incense Q
1 ~,A VETT FROM FIRE.—The &clings of time pubtes
diminished, but as stocks will quickly and with I and the solemn etaattentf Parliament, has been
nertainty rise 25 per cetit. his capital willnot be
. i from time to time engag the subject of the evils
diettoisised. resulting from the me of climbing-boys in 'gimping
Mood of the proprietors 4 lead are more or lem Anilines, whilst a 'abject of still greater moment to the
in mein; therefore they will, by this plan, receive politic seems to have attracted less attestiont
stad discus-
some indemnification for the sacrifice of their pot- we", ,Peebef '' from the liarks,Sees e.f. 1.
lion of land. re'a'dy for the enormous calamities aim roseate icor-
legs consesreat on the frequency of era.
The lose of
All cowmen-MI nice must have extensive debts; , my, dreadful as it onen is. is nothing when cows-
, the! will therefore be indemnified in like manner pared with the fro-spent loss of I ..nan life, under cir-
, for their hes. , commences that shock every feeling. of buniaeity. We
The Bank of Englatei and other great capitalists 1, have therefore Wen with pitmen., an invention of Messrs.
will be losers ; but the individual lasso( these sleep- Id. Menai sod Co. that finnan" the greatest roe.derge of.
' iug partners is nationally of no consequence, - wemitY 'Pellet firs. sad serves es es. alarm ii ! of
housebreaking.simple and turns:Ns.
they mint consider it a necessary sacrifice for . ... the
rely of their remaining property.
'`'e proprietors of Bank stock will not, perhaps.
--c any loss ; for is all probability the -
--m in prier, and the. dividends

ere •teil on their own Prelaises; Kn. p, Bridge-street.
BlAckfriars, and permit it to be sets by any one. between
the boors of 12 an 4 t. to promote at were the interest of
the Investors, and the welfare of the public.
The nbw carriage rod about to be formed front-
ing the sea, on the west cliff at Brighton, on tho
spot at present only passable for foot iussengers, is
to be completed by adding a kind of sea wall upon
the beach, consolidated with the cliff. It is to be
sufficiently brood to admit of two carriages passing
each other without difficulty.
The licalthy state of this city is ovine .d by the
armrests**, that the d_mand for recommenda-
tions to thellospitals and Dispensary, is much less
than usual at this pease. By supplying the poor
with wholesome nutriment, the most likely means
will be adopted for preserving them from the at-
tacks of the disease.--( York Paper.)
Within the last twelve months, a member of
the Society of Friends, lately a resident in Bnstolh
whose faithfulness of speech we believe none wo
knew him would venture to dispute, related that.
wishing to sell out about eight thousand pounds ma
t.
Stock for re-investment in better security nearer
home, he attended at the proper office in the Bank
lof Bogland for that purpose, when the following
coevefestion took place:— I suppose, friend, there
aniiiie a great many bolder of Stock selling out,
apprehensioo of the present state' of the
seestry t'—" It is very tree, Sir; but shone' you
osy be astonished to bear it, it is nevertheless cer-
tMo that the drain on that account is ntore than
good by the index of cash received from the made
Saying banks throughout the kingdom !"
Dames BURGLAST.—liester.lay morning soma daring
villains contrived to enter the ditelling-hoose of Mr.
&with, No. 4, Oarlet-street, whisarbspel. while the
family were asleep. awl Cole therefrom a gnaMity of
silver plate, wearing apparel, and other property, to a
cimmiderable asiemst.
COHN SXOIIANGE, Dar. 2!.

—...5.--
We had a good "apply of Wheat at market this "tots.
lair, priacipally from oar own toss., the sales •of whi
for
sk
were eery beery, sod Is. to 4s. per quarter eltra:wr
the finest samples. The trade in Barley is
the inferior bris, aid
fully supports Illens#sys prices. We hail a r., 1 4apply
nisi of Oats, for which. 'however there was v•
a izfit&ali
demand; and what sales were ectril ennl.•si
_ • samiles • • 9
' scarcely -I
' . id

• and i WOW, SEMWM W., ...' •-- - - ..
the ~
honseltienking. It is eztrereely simple anti menials.—
r 1 In case of tire it instantly awakes the party to whose
sleeping room it is placed! iminzliatels Ugh., a lamps
twill. ; nask-s known the boar of the algid. sia ...t only that
twill- ; $ Are has eossmenced. bit to what room, an 4 so prompt
I will i ittite inforwation Ives. ttlatit is ptessinell like sin
widens Impel' VT wham o klloelaion
,t win ;is plat NATIONAL FIST Or tees, Wrigley whose
Fund 1 patrotrtge the Invesiors have prosecuted wed
- .. _ ' the:r Invention to the prehlir eye. have heti the first
- -• .- --- -.• .. - . .o.es. No. 3s, Briclpostreer.

n, that the eioe•ter era amatapu .... —.___ _ ,
or ' 1
in shop billnpllff, ' erbewas, end boatmen, in . -died boars-broken at the etestriptaom in
_.... 7...-._
ides ~ .„....._ ,
that all the et dhe tales could not supply sin:l*(l'o.7 which be most i
mills bookst air.;) , wards ascertained she had been kepunr Large v..... ompan
t;
at esestbsen'thelladbetbssee"boukeikteelvme abort
t 0
'l'm"
thepTiolv" ' b'vear.odio7 s"'" •XLlTril7of stbessurd":7of 4°•baariesrle; I Major-General Shanks has called a lieetiog di, ..Tp.,t N..a.,.. 0..1 i . . ,
..
et
he inferior until.* :.
Mniroak
to no lo— .--theiriteellimebityh.adAbie thniireine" terilt, Shiny ari:„Illo wit died •of fried at she an of London.: " all the half-pay Officers in Gleagow, -Nava' ad IW:feare., 20. per (Outer firer. rnu." "rare..el7 :'. 1_ __..*
on i
amo Poor tyrorile Sewell, after writing is the Brrtat°r• • Itldttary, to be held in the Town Hal, on Friday, I ear.
s_. ._• Prar`_.. _lir- are.. verT.d_eli!"._ttt tad. II t" • "earr*
antbasedlnlionitimea ad rate tben. cirestYteredGuarLS:rt, ' aciallowlivhinisg is polislielordwaseibirrlreird, Itaitesonteiva sistio,tafribonueod tow i sh. e 3p/old (I ?my
_a. bm.„ll4to
tukresce isoves
nto a .1 i stator raere3lisl,7l77ipes.vo,
... . . .
41
as
co
d sod revaimi tb. ink ems being Plow tree is the hisadary •et lisnipstead Liarch-yard. and , t2reonglilanney. narrilinnnotre'
nagheibes:
aeriyiece to was litlestilforritik
wtolb;.
a.ti.............
alio
mo
luttrelit: tnt..it:::..... ;
4e...
a:
I however meted is his life•time, has sot duty me a 1 '•'•
• woe let hawk ten Gestiemee, ie wee, New turf hillock to plot oat the yet of lola repose. The la. Toromenf. Floe Ditto ........ to u atid Ditto— •,•• • to
no- Iltispailire Mani Illimmoloss Wm i company tor the Uprises antivary, Jobs Stow!.
_after ON!. elli:lrit ilia! Phew Dino ........ • 0 dawn Ditto.: • •1 fa so
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