The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-10-04 00:00:00

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XdwdL iIIYTELLIG SPICE.
MAL. Oct. S.—lanais his Midastes slips; u the whole Demi'
of the trat.perts, as per airt, by the
Poi menyval, Ayr. S.—Arrived the Hairy, MO* from nigitt,
It. Prue sit, with deals.—Gowroys as per his -
Ithsiiiesas, oar. I.—Arriveddile Malvinas Bettis from Loa- • teer
yew n"'
to lash here far the Meditersanean.—Saiird the Prim a—
their
ilvassith with a mail, far Lisboa ; Grace packet, w ith a mall, for roan
if. glausawd Dimas; ea/ his Majesty's ship Plearsaa, to a black,
MIMI& *:. The
vouissoe 'OM .S.-:-Cnose in the Veteadshafts Koper, with as
wthilitoilwao. friss Norden, with the los of leebeards hostile by
110101, alid leaky, sleek Await to Lowiloa...-Ireived the Asai
.11.0011.0 I Gooviaerer, With timber sad delis, Ilse forayer that
unmet, the hatter fres FAO Rine; afro, the Two in
aviHera, extra packet, with a mail ant passeagets, inn • gel4eral
beam& creme
tlie
W•
tam!
touches
of
soarki
other
lancing

The Oak, &UMW, frees Peterdsergit te.11A14.1
is lost on Gottzland.
The William: Mousing, Martin, frees Sweeee,
vas lost the 13th ult. ou the Ore Grounds.
The Anse, Dorm, from Wyberg to Belfast, was
lest near Worberg ou the 30th ult.
The Frailty**, Jauaen, from Konigsberg to Got-
pabargb, sprouts; a teak not far hum PiHsu, and was
obliged to put back and unload.
Tivo liofesing, Gottschalk, from Petersbargh to
Stralsund, is en more near Cothee& and full of
water.
ffelriek end neodore, G runtzen, fro* New.
natio to Loaigsbetg, is pot iamb lltustsie leaky, with
loss of anchors and cables, tad tang seised•

are
be
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SPORTING INTEL LNENCIL

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETII4IG, 1614.
MONDAY, Ocressit S.

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till is e sew those properties deseloped by 11119

address.
In ells play, too, he is most powerfully seconded.
Pars, in King Henry, was truly dignified lad
pathetic. Mrs. Gwvea, in the Qneen, does net tie
ender the imputation of ever suffering herself to be
stuintelligible. It cannot be said of her as of litaa,
that the fag end of any sentence is lost. Bat Omagh
we should commend a little moderation is her fury.
yet she is truly impressive. Miss Bovcs, is Lady
Jane, was extremely chaste and pathetic.
The scenery, to., is admirable, from its correct-
mess and beauty. The street, le the second Act, is a
most faithful representation of some iscient remise
in the city of Westminster, and does great credit
the artist, Mr. CAPON, whose research in this branch
of his profession iannrisaUed. friend other of flie
scenes, both by him and Mr. Gnetnwooo, are Noy
I 'fine specimeus—aod do honour to the state of the
art at this day. The play thus brought out, will, me,
doubt, have as great a run as it had last saimiss.

Yesterday the new Sboriiii, attended by their
Chaplains and Under-Sheriff., Lama and (loose,
•eacendhhcted by MF. N EWMAN tll r tough the sees.
gal departgaests in the Prison of Nee _ We, to ex-
amiss Ow state of the same, and apply their atten-
tion to the oonsfort of the unfortunate committed Its
their tram _ _ _

The following is an extraet of a letter, dated Ant-
werp, Sept. SS :-.44 The 17 sail of the line which
were on the stocks, half built, have found bevels,
end they are to progress of being demolished for
the materials. Of the 21 ships of war which were
lauiiched and complete, 14 have sailed fur hest and
sever for tbe 'l,kol.—All the French military have
left us, sod the Minister only Tannins. The French
seain=o, Lyre's, they quitted us, complimented NA..
roLzon with inscribing Wu, name almost on every
part of the fortifications."
We have wen an Officer lately arrived from
COVF.NT•GARDEN.
Naples, oho states that MVR4T'S army is in the best I
The Play of Pi:arro was last night performed at
possibie order, the King Is c .id to converse freely on
this Theatre. On account of the illness of Mr.
monitory subilrts, and considers the Neapolitan ter-
Yoeato9 Mr. CONWAY suestaitied, for the first time,
impregnable.(
ricers
the part of Rolla. He looked, moved, and in ge-
Last 'Tuesday, the Right
lien. Lord CL/"°111) neral, acted the character very well; but we thought
assembled in Ughrnoke Park, Devonshire, the he was sometimes betrayed into a little unnecessary
ei.tr of Yeomanry Cavalry which lie has command- loudness, and occasionally, perhaps, into a too
ea during the war, with so much credit to himself, great violence of manner, as when be threw himself
satisfaction to them, and benefit to this his native at Pizzaro's feet, to in &re bit clemency for the
county, for the perpote of commouicating to them child of A/mu. These are faults, however, which
the Thanks of the House of Common. for their a young actor cannot always be etpected to sick],
rneritotious conduct and services. On thin occasion while be is sate of affecting their removal by study
his Lordahip, e hose exertio:,s in pronautiog and and eaDerieoce. La for the gee. Mr. coawAT,a
perfecting the volunteer system in tho county of Rena was` „ail and deservedly applauded.
Devon are well. kneels, gave an entertainment to The mew meto.Drama followed, sad asue*
the Ofilorrs and men. After firing a fee de joie, palmate, to increase is attractions and ripsaw Jr"
ill manned in pro:Tilsit:in to a temporaey bundirg, velar_
which was tunefully urns:twined with laurels and The House was crowded at an early hootiis feell ey
tags. A plesitif, I dinner wets served op in the geed part.
old .:yle ol Engiish hospitality, with abundant* 11‘,
*ale. wine, &t.; many loyal and patriotic tout, sabre i A Gentleman in the neighbourhood of this towns
gisen, and an excellent band played the mobil So" a few days since. received a letter from his friend, a
vourite national silo. in the great draw 'ng-room an muter) Aker, dated Ema, wherein he states that
el,,gant dijeuie was provided for the company who ja a
jut ONO and convened with BOSAPASII4
attended. Early is the evening dancing worn ettels sob sessions was vtroagiy indicative of the
' and was kept op fur some hours with greet spirit. Nooiaata be enjoys is kis preempt situation ; bat be
Mr. SADLER ascended is a balloon from the Par• at the saga lima obiervea, that his waermizomi
towage-eu'oeti, at Doecastervat 33 minutes past else, tenauce aid ant altogether correspond
so Thoreday. The stay was fine, and the assemblage tranquillity of mind which he professed to feel.—
oemeroes- The balloon took a westerly direction, However, in contradiction of the repast of the Inc...i
and freatiently &appeared behind the deeds. lie don print', this Gentleman asserts, that titoom!satz's
desreeded at Billingley-eresn, near Btrasley, and suvernmeut at Elba, has rendered Mai vary melee
eetorated so Doncaster at half-past liar at eight. among the native' of the islaird.—(drivel ever.)
'Admiral Bradley, convicted of forrog at the last Last Thursday a mambo of stacking and other
• - s. is to be tossaported forlife.—Wes. Pealeill, weavers, who, for want of employment is this cows.
convicted of asseettogin the escape of Frew,. Officers, try, hid to so
' vein ught It in Frame, where, dating
en their parole at Bishop's Wallow', and sentenced a considerable stay, they could net procure a doj'a
In Easter Term, 11312. to he isacsisnstad for tine work, were landed here, is a very distressed cesors-,
years and to pay a fine of 101. has this week re- tine, by Capt. BLARES, of the Mmes. picket, *he
4114. ed a pardon for the remission of his be aid Dieppe, awl bright
siesioder of ills istprisonagat. -Iltertimr)
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Extract •of a letter from Brighton :--44 A singular
saPat was whose d, a few stormings ago, about seven
o'clock, from White Hawk Hill, by the nersery
maid and footamo of Mrs. Brost/slow, who, it seems,
were walking with that Lady's three oisiklrea. A ,
post-chaise from the Lewes reed stopped mar the
alens-houses, from which two Gentlemen ia drab
driving coats alighted, and walked directly to the!
bellow, Near the race-course, where they stood, ap-
parently in -serious conversation. A few minutes
after, two other Gentlemen, evidently Officers, came
sweet Oa Downs em bowebaek, in the direction of
Rottingdeau, attended by a servant, who, on their
dismounting, led the horses back. The parties imme-
diately advanced towards each other, and after bow-
ing, two of them appeared to measure the emend,
and after placing the others at a short distance, de-
livered to each a pistol. At this moment a Creatle-
man's carriage sod four came it to speed to the
spot, from which a young Lady threw herself into
the arms of one of the Gentlemen in plain clothes,
whPdropped his pistol on the turf, and she appeared
to faint. The other principal flew to her assistance,
and whilst they were all eudeavoitring tp recover the
Lady, so elderly Gentleman, extremely lame„
hobbled (Mal the carriage. After a lapse of some
time, dm lady revived, mil an interesting content':
doe seemed to ensue between tise.whole, whichter-
minated is the Geodesist') 'baking bands, sad after-
wards driving of togedser with the ady, irr the
coach ie which she and the old Gentleman arrived."
A whimsical mistake laws is the Gazette de
Prow, received yesterday srbials in anneenciag the
arrival et the Arra laska. at Calais, calls
him &moral Guam". is ebs sorties of his *tam&

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sod
leleg
which, eitil fieseen s.
whielSbe coteetly . , inamedittst,i
cis 4r, and audible, except occasionally ea the dem 1 Mid ilseaSTAirs wilt be modified, perhaps repeal- I Offer dedkating the colossal statue Of Wailers:, tha
of some few speeches, where if every person had tea, eepo before Christnns, we entertain the most following toast was given, and drank pith great sp.
mot been acquainted with tie words, they Imola ; I ptbe expectations. The Country, thank God, cplaise:—L‘ To the memory of Wallace, the pair**
bare been lost to the sense. Of this we are sere he b sow vie ?lateral Leaders (as they are called)-- ' mad hero of hie age and ctuntry--ineyevery warriors
mast himself be aware, for thingh the tone might be no Oppesitise Aristrecracy—no Pats iota by profes- ;no him, employ his valour io the cause-of liberty
in itself properly adapted to the sentiment, be ought'styles--wo Idol to whom it delivered opits faculties! tad his native Land." . „ •
to recollect that in a theatre so vast as Drury-lane, and feelings. They find the proleariont of these men 1 Mr. John Smith, ie fie name of the emesseitteme '
those nicer inflexions of the voice, which would laid an account of the fends for erecahnti montitiseet
Illioliow: they god that their conduct is selfishness it-
,
harrow op the heart in a small Lease, an totally ente—that they hen deserted their posts in the day !ei, Thomson hewn the society. Illy skis 1, . p.,
lest to a consi.lenble part of the company. Thin dtdaeger, and *hen there existed no expectation of 'pared, that there is a bill for 1501. from the But kof
is one of the misfortunes incident to this and to dale* the Ministerial spoil. They hare Oen up the Scotland, in hithands,caostitutiag nearly the sanest "s.
every immense Theatre, and the actor most submit Pelmet:Lees and the Gratterre, as well as leaden of of the sums paid by
the sabhcribers Tar 01.0044.
to sacrifice something on the side of modulation and *outlier kind. This Country has bee. deitreYed by assei; and that there isseaely *e equal sem still mit-
pathos, to the necessity of making himself ender- Party end Leadership. WWII h crisis oceans, there ; esaidiag, which the Tremor*, are using every dint
stood. ' . .bst always fined seine honest twee—some Li& leo call in, thresh it is feared that bolus pact of it
We must declare, however, that frothing within A, .ftaa of principle and itillemecat—a rift *lost. The powers of the Commitibe were
our recollection equals the felicity of his occasional • ' 4 ';teseceseected with party, saperioe to l and the Secretary was requested to call a
thes of art ; the y are electrical, and they are as ewer 1.1111884.h0 will leeddlena, or rather who ilai " soon, iii order that some steps may be taken
varioucous as they are tree : they spring from Alio soul, pebtlie pt &, sell-week the'peblic sea- to expedite the aeoesopliehesout of this business.
and they reach it. We recognize their ionises% by -tech -sat osmiallh as that *which we Now, that peace's re-estahlistred witti. the C-ntinent,
the impression which they make upon us; and evep leseliect la ebilleliticle shall arise is the and that the pecuniary pressure on the cougar) will
where the actor struggles against the deficiencies of , ritl,lll r be much less severe, we indulge the hope, that many
organic power, to the *awl with which he somarl it,. of these active, isimest, and efficient see— , admirers of this truly excellent poet, the panels of
times dwells se a ward, he gives an effect that cede. l teqg of these workers; a ma* like Whitbread, for . whose gamins were consecrated to these► vire of virtue,
eeusates fer the fault of utterance. Ilia represents- i s- bnce--bite Donerghreore— Ike Stanhope, is , will be happy. to add their atoms to the list of set-
done aPII all living Octants, and have this great Pos• I Wel% all the speeches ever tittered by Mr. Pon- unitises for promoting a suitable monument to him
petty, that they iltustreSe the Poets anal present the Woby, fee erragainst the country, or li'l the holiday !nt his native village, a measure, the actoorplisionent
passion of the NNW with such striking force es " 1 harangees which Mr. Grattan ever addl.( ,sed to tutu j4l which is only prevented by the inadequacy of the
reading of the Play eaeld communicate to the mind. i Vega of Tiesehlech, and afterwards to the Speaker ! fends. - •
In most oases we Coal from the Theatre unsatisfied, at the Iloose of Commons. Mr. Baillie, of Mellentain' was nomineted chain. mi",„o
because the representation has not realised the insists ' have done _ nett meeting, and hiklasigkellosalfpoilia
'Nett the ralnd bad formed of SIIAKSTRAIreII tickled the ear for .... ..
in the cleat. We come from Kass's " 4ie •,, •z,.. • -tt.,
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.. Court-Martial has sat at Portsmouth three days
as the man in the Play has it, " , Captain QUILL4II, of his Majesty's ship Crescent,
in e hawk. The secret is obvious. He was supe- on charges preferred against him by Capt. Bunn r,
vier, la point of intellect, to them all; it is true; . lately First Liettesant of that ship, which "'pretest,
bet It is not-to this alone that his pre-eminence is at- , that he had sane an improper coeversion of the
tribatable. He saw all the parties in their native ,sr
ning's stores; that he did not de his utmost, en
hoes—he saw that, while they struggled for place,
tu
_A one occasion, to come up with a rengetiall, sup-
they agreed in oppressing the country—he t
.)erceivw" I posed to have been an enemy's frigate; and that he
that the loudest railer in the house of Conran= I had used ungentlemsnly largoage. The prosecution
was the keenest Grand Jury Jobber in the cmistrYa i closed on Friday, when Capt. Quitirm said he
and he drew his pen against them all. would enter on his defence on Monday morning.
Let es hope that some such men will arise--scow There is much reason to fear that the Officers and
men ton proud to bunt in the pack, and too honest men returned missing in the attack en Fort Eris,
to abuse Ministers merely and so,ely for the purpose ihould have been returned ander another deno-
'of displacing them. With Gove; nment, those men I Initiation.
wilt do more than any party can accomplish, because j The undermentioned Battalions are to be reduced
they will not, like the Faction, look to the over- on the 14th instant. The 01Beers to be placed en
',throw of the Minister. Oa the contrary, the Dili- , haff-pay.—ld Battalions of the 15th Foot, 13th,
ulster whale interest it ir to consult the interest of 22d, 23d, 24th, 25th, 26th, Slat, 394,33 th, 311 h,
the country, and whose ambition, if it were comps- 41st, 42d, 4511, 48th, 49th, 501 k, and 3d bat.
title with his duty (and we think it might), would be , talion of the 56th, and 2d Battalion of the 61st,
to become popular, will. treat such a man's represen- 63d, 88th, 92d, and 96th.
tations with respect, or, at least, will not, for the j EtorswatEr.—ln the night between Thursday and
mere purpose of manifesting his power, act strongly Friday se'nnight, under the favouring smiles of Cyn-
in definnce of the public mind, expressed through a . this, gentleman in the neighbourhood of
public organ of influence and respectability. I IStaindroayDuogp, in the county of Durham, contrived to
Lord Donoughmore is such a man as the coaster I remove through her chamber window a dashing
wants. ...young female of that vicinily ; who being quits
willing, joined her valorous Quixote in such sapid
flight, that notwithstanding a close pursuit, the par-
ties have not yet been heard of. Their deetinatioa
is supposed to be Gretna-green.
' LATE FALL OrSTOWI3 Is Fasxca.—M. Low.
mix, an able naturalist, and an eye-witness of the
fall of stones at Agee on the sth, has transmitted the
following relation to the lortitute, the general d pot
of all that is imiectifie tad carious in France :...
.64 At eleven in the morning the sky was pare, calm,
and transparent, as it is almost /always in the
southern provinces, and u it so rarely is ors sir
foggy banks of the Seise. On a sudden, le the north-
west, appeared at a great distance a dark cloud, with
I
.41 very slow *roam, mad of apparently very circum-
poribed dimensions; for, at the great altitude at
,which it was, its diameter did sot appear more than
..i, few feet. Presently its motion increased, the
cloud rolled over itself with a noise resembling that
of a continual thunder. A terrible explosion took.
place; the noise ceased; the cloud divided itself; at
the same instant, the inhabitants of several come
murex werestruck with terror at seeing falling areend
them stones of a very considerable sia?, making holes
in the earth several inches in depth. The Coast dm
'Villeneuve, Prefect of the Demi rtmeett, has collected
several of them." M. !Amoroso, has sent his bra,
liter, who is very curious in such researches, to the
place, to obtain all the informatiee keen procure....
The stones collected at Agen resentMe these fund
at L'Aigle, Landes, and other places, but they We
of a clearer grey, and a thinner oensietency. If
the came from the moon they most belong to a mere
refioed reanufactove than we have hitherto suns..-M.
Lamoureux proposes to deposit these heantifol flee.
detests at the Dotard', and we shall_then be Mita

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Ike appearance of Mr. Kull, is. illlbbilric lest Ys }erasing lids report, the lissibt mitametfierip ito illeradey, the 244 Olt. Wine OW linniter4
t heeled as great as audience ao MT islAmlitlii .. in that Om iliteting ef wee sot 'or! of ta• situ obteised ht Ow 111" e 'L. W.-
p;rferteatices hist mum At an early beer". 'ar i. , • by these Gaminess; wis•tioearA s call Wallace, at Sfirliapbrisiges hs the Tear 129/, the
sees of the Theatre were crowded, air *iv, teethe beesheis of the Irib ...4. Bari of liecimodedieate4 the Colette, statist of the
er an anxious waiting, were obliged to - the Pretty% Powniebys, Metkesesolkt aft the. ice. hero, formerly steeteraitoed to the MOTs Si hPittg is
;it ;mention, ems the Impossibilltyef * l we see the ceesti;...agotee *le vital is. prestos, le till liallaming am tam** sod ;mines*
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sea. At every door, the mortifying ' nee to be dimmed, withoatlisigeing to assist the rive ',Miner :
ock op of " Boa," " Pit," or " Galtery„, 71:- Ilbedt of fillegiefleetes by tbsii Whew or cottenui.... this" la Ilse bare of tar
aet:rtit!art: old ometvormateN etkattatil
le Theatre was now exhibited torits beet wagjit Mee, penoweeitempeed surprise ot tide. For oar °"`:•atAle7.etiessitotelitici=ilie
all the private and proscesies beam ram . put, we thittle Alit tiedict perfectly enteral and . Who war'doil Ayes ~met* mini
fashionable company. ,
,_ ...- . , . . . . Thiliffilmjill-these Patriot* of eta sal' The beaur e"l"f breast
All memory road Snow spa to orb ..,.
So eager were the public to greet ilhele kommitesi..aiebeanewelouiee possillWrs of hogiosire isilogrlty,lkad Vreargiade.obaciar, *fig
.lootast tab,
it prior to his appearance, upon- mil* the ammo ,:leisiitestittg—ihtse esseseton se toss eporekesbvid liii boN emParews eawl so tr"e . „
Ticaaals frarallAtwartra sees Otte.
which he first comes forward, the elheerieg, mail Is( : ii‘i plot periods, tumor *fir leiSt Mee 'their ~.. . ... .._ . 1 two, trial
;meal through the House. When be mule his ap.l le the Leguntere. Wgge-aie' fjoinifoi of i.e ittm'w of In" e°""nu'int ne
trance he was received with the warmest plaudits, i Piamsense hued tili their hope[ r< etriltiugl lad mends n lovely view. When the
work is ()site finished it well have a fine Aber. The
is anti handkerchiefs were waved in the Pit, and ',want the catholic tasesties, .or ser:sitiae Ilia
e Theatre rung with the welcome wife which- he .latatios, could dietorb-tbe Minister; they' IA Ire.' esiepie avid sublime insenpeien, from thoseemes
• Atoms, is to b• ~.,
is /weaved. iielell lo doh arraceetieu of t very ?*lmme mar' "" Gram PIN,' Rem! 111 *gaited curt°
We hare high satisfaction its saying, that ha:1111.
.nonsag antoo *Ay a ' wet eve-sfe* of the wok of.dio
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re s with invigorated powers. The energy, liett4pkeimstrit, sod of its society. For Der Vier,i pint see e - THOMSON'S 4 I ItTli nAt.
aches of nature and feeling—the sudden explealeo .essemode eet,•peste the object of oar cony'
.436..rbirsday, the Old alt. apie, Alp illblip.
the passions as they arise—the it'd tad Onset • --tint lieleteeded well, we firmly believe—andlisat i jar 41( the Nero 0 The 5,,,,.„,-;-. the Club held
irking which be gives to sentiments, Plat, from al eiblitit hieiseffiestlfied in miming his Bills through'' their animal Meetinget &loam, Alf' Goo-ge Donglai,
her actors, passed without notice—the pierebee . NeGament, who will net have the 'coadloar to ac.. ; bin, in the ejbek...
,Tee ete.414.,,,,a, viral %oat
ogaage of his eye, and of all his animated features— i iinweledir, when they saw that hi itirelood tie' diet *KW ant which the stexasina the weft
heightened and improved by the familiarity wistek.:enbirtesseesei of mitt men, asairtbe the 'nerfnet I,ofiesetites to pepsine,. - After The toast of the day,
has acquired in the character, and the confidence; of elkfisrielt °mashes ?.•-•.111 is those Gros. else ata * sessim, 0f,,, utter sa -
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his own powers, which the name of ,se seasty 1 mos gei.ustm—it hs Mr, Voattow, Dir.' • Carved-for Ms acemehm, by le Italsoo44agr
beatres have necessanly given him. The voices too 411400 y it the Misters, is whets the estisset caumiiir .r,-the neat of Nnhie, 1,114. d, iiiii
strengthened ;we perceived none of that aaskiaess 1 wig sad imiiiisfedify confided. These mew are the liegeetirky in unison wild, tee I„euitip of di. iimis;,
bich, at his first outset, looked like the symptom mei 6011111141 it those harsh and unnecestary lairs of I toot; was heard with mica pliviiisao, bird Rao
r diseased lungs. On the contrary, be was strong, i white*, !Natty emnpioinc. * I this, hewing attended the meeting, issmodie!* .
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In least eases we come from the Theatre unsatisfied, eg the Holm of Commons. I Dir. Millie, of
beaus, tho representation has not realise4 the images i These sposelses haws done nothing—ihsolatelY ! unto fur the ueit a
ertsieh the teind bad formed of SUAKSTRAIreII plays T *saki; they tickled the ear for a moment
to the closet. We met from KRAlef RiCharfolarsdtiroll7ol4frOgrilkikAAT. • At...1416,-16
4,feelipiptiat wo M 4 die e
.le~ile-___ of V Wei -worth all 'A. Court-Marti.
aloe *lts widget's's', heti WariberY of the dander. Iris' h Patriots, as the man is the Play has 4t, " OW., on captain china
till we saw those properties developed by his asagicei is a bigwig." The secret is obvious. He was supe- nn charges prefers
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11l sad the took compassion on thee at Dieppe, sad broagle hole &IWO' GEASSOIrs is do ionise of his Nripulata amens at taa
' theio over grataiteasty.—(Suses-Aberfittrj Moiestl- able to judge of damn.— (Journal dr Rim is.)
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