The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-05-14 00:00:00

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• 01.001. fealsany of the evils Which this
mos bee pg 0110•11 it *seas& The only =pp*s
oes ter s lug time raised for the relief of lOW
PIP•
re Is die Ott Of thi labia. *ere the varietal,
gemeibeteas collected weekly at the &lush dosan,aar.
too tbek onsatitated a sawed fund to which it xis
disheneurable for any but the asset infirm and
owto hate reciter* and them, till the increase of
ad the estestslon of matetsetnees effected a
tato
air woe geeed sufficient for the purposes of their
towel= parishes. Such bas been the effect of this
eel on the Oldie, of Scotland that the
impreeelime accompany them wherever they
pi as tbst 10 lffascbestar, as Mt. &ASIR??
OA, when a large proportion of Scotch workmen had
‘tes sauna, he foaad only four of their families in
doe owe who required relief. When a people of
ha character are compelled to seek support, they
bailee sore worthy to receive it; and we are happy
to state is the account of the dinner meeting of the
stottist. Hospital, on Saturday last, which oar readers
tailf joi is sootier of our columns, that they bad
ban w mooed by the numerous and illustrious tom
per ,high eeteedml that benevolent and convivial
istie4
The proprietors of what ate tailed cheap coffee
have, we find by their advertisement in oar
ref to day, taken alarm at the clause which we
pool some time since in the Metropolis Police Dill,
Native to their regulation, and have held a general
ate Wag with a view to express their sentiments on the
object. They appear to feel no repugnance against
sect regulations as are likely to be imposed upon them
with respect to In ars, and to object as strongly as any
good people to keeping open housesof that description
al oleo. What awakens their concern is, that no
iistirstioa is made in the purview of the clause between
the reviler and disorderly house,. and that both
alike are apparently threatened with nocturnal
visitations of the Police fur the purpose of search;
as from the vsguenese of the terms employed in
its MIL they are seriously apprehensive that
tliey nay be esposed to trouble, espence and disgrace,
op my person, a visitor or a friend, not actually dwell-
igeith them, being (*mud, or represented to hare beta
SIM in their public rooms, after the hours prohibited by
the pending Bill. On account of the sober and frugal
accommodation which they afford to numerous indus-
trious classes of society, we trust the proprietors of the
fer,olar bullies will lie relieved from every ground of
appreheusion and concern, and that they will receive
from the Legislature the protection and cocoa-
ro..!eseat which their moral utility. in such a metro-
poli. as this, appears to deserve.

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lehmiay }sit Majesty taxi la her hoessiti
teeth Alidlispetroet; to receive it Divinities from IN-
dehaiditit. who. presented a Carpet ted yards square.
bf heeetliitl workmanship. la the matte ate the raysl
arises the grottiest week istorspersed with the Mee the
thistles aad the shamrock, the whole desiga draws by
the erorkmet, aml awe than 5900 of the labouring
claims contributed Is. each to defray the espeaces of

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Ireketwitioned last week, that a Mr. Keit; gel=
bad eilasergeeed oussoisise, mdans of whit% he
on the name of Om water (in one of the alitals) hale
rate of %Web Miles sa hear. On Saturday list,lls
were distribittil aweigh this town. 'kitbag
it “ s sral
of this gentleima, es his way to London ; o
Monday, bourses two and three o'clock. he At**
over the thee Slehey. proceeding from the Parade Slip,
(George's Dock) direct to Wetitie any Otis,
Accordingly. an immense eoucourse of esbnelektil
to witness this notrig spectacle. Every spot whence a
view of the river could be obtained was crowded; ana
all was anxiety for the arrival of the gentleman. Many 'I
false alarms of his arrival were raised ; and, "
on the
outward walls," the cry was still " be comes:" and the
mulched,* pressed eagerly forward to behold him Mr
roence his wonderful- enterprise. Various coal
were hazarded respecting the menace in which be=
contrive to walk : bat although " expectation stood is
tiptoe," the gentleman did not appear.rea At lengtf theh. a
shower of rain dispersed the g portion o
multitude, who began to discover that some wicked wa
tog
bail practised upon them an ingenious hoax. As if
complete the climax of their credulity, as soon as the dif-
ferent streets leading from the pier were threnged
the linme-returning crowd, sonic one raised a cry
" He's going now. be's just going:" at which heti-
motion hundreds again rushed to the spot—onlsame yto
be again disappointed. A report
was on the
evening and next saterolog eireelated that Mr. Kest
was only prevented from exhibiting his esi
feat, ia coosegoonee of the ronghaess of the
ceased by the breeze; hat that be would positively
tts-
bibit that day. The quays, in consequence, were
attain crowded on Tuesday ; coaches were seen debris*
alone with ladies, anxious to behold the wonderful matt,
and the masts and yards of the ships were crowded with
spectators. The result was. of course, equally ussatis-
factory.
Various conjectures were of course formed as to the
parties with whom this hoax originated ;
one of whirls
we think groper to notice. becauie the individual. who
is the subject of it, would nut condescend to notice an
insinuation so derogatory to his character. It was pre-
tended by some of the persons hoaxed, that Mr. Coglan
had set the report on foot, with a view to bring com-
pany to the Floating Bath. Every one who knows Mr.
Coglan's integrity of character must laugh at sack a cur.
wise ; but that gentleman took a more effectual wry of
disarming suspicion and misrepresentation, by not per-
mitting hi• boats to ply between the Bath and the shore
ditriog the time the itnu.ense concourse of people was as-
sembled on the Nlonday ; which, inonr °Tinton, was car-
rying his delicacy rather too far.

the manufacture.
The same day about two o'clock, the Queen, attended 1
by Lord and Lady Hood, and Mr. Alderman Wood,
went to see the brilliant garment that is to be pre-
sented to her Majesty by the journeymen silk-weavers
of Spit*Welds, and which is now weaving in the
loom.
A Deputation of Ladies and Gentlemen. in carriages
and four. waited upon her Majesty at Brandenbnrgh
House, on Monday last, with an Address from the pa-
rish of St. Luke's. One of the Lady's presented to her
Majesty two dresses and a yell of her own work, em-
broidered with exquisite taste.
There is a report current in the west end of the town,
that the Queen sent a letter to the Earl of Liverpool,
desiring to know the names of the Ladies appointed to
attend her Majesty at the ceremony of the ensuing Co-
ronation, and requesting, from her admiration of his
Majesty's taste in dress, to be informed what style of
robes she ought to appear in on the happy occasion.—
A paper of Saturday says—" We now are able to state,
that whatever application has been made by her Ma-
jesty, has been sanctioned by legal advice, and that her
Majesty has already received an official answer. irilichl
I although not satisfactory, has not altered her determi-
nation. The particulars of the correspondence we ex 7
pect to lay before the public in the course of a
few days."
On Thursday next, being her Majesty's birth day,
1 the same will be kept as a holiday at the Bank
and all the Public Offices.

Sararday Count Munster had an audience of his Ma-

jesty.
Yesterday the Lord Chancellor bad an audience of
the King.
A private letter from Rome, dated April 23d. says.
" Yesterday two regiments of Tyrolese chassenr, and
two battalions of hussars, consisting in all of aleont
two thonsand five hundred men, entered Rome, with
benches of laurel in their hats, and were present at the
Pu e's benetlietion from St. Peter's. The insolence
of the conquerors of Italy increases with the
consciousness of their power, and the removal of all
restraint upon their will. The poor Neapolitans are
treated pretty freely to the salutary discipline of the
baton when they offend their lords mid masters ; and
I have seen several instances of the application of the
some fttreible argnment to the backs of Romans at
the inn where I reside, since the arrival of the Ass-
trian officers. It would be well if his allies would
assist his Holiness to extirpate the banditti, as well as
to put down the Carbonari of his states; for at pre-
sent no person or party can venture beyond the walls
of Rome, and return after dusk, with any security
against robbery and murder. Four English gentle-
men were robbed last week is returning from Tivoli.
shout as hour after suit set."
The Birth-day of T. W. Coke. Esq., of Holkhant.
was celebrated this week, by numerous convivial and
patriotic parties, composed of gentlemen of the most
distinguished rank, at Wells, Wymonelhans, Lotidos,
Reephats, and other places in the county of Norfolk.
On Monday, the 23d sit., the Revunti . T. Wilson, rec.
for of false, is the county of Hrgdoh, refused t•
read Bulbuls% serviceover the deceased body of Jolm
Astwood because he h sot bees baptised accodis/
to the ceremonies of the Church of guested, his M.
rests being dieiesters.
The Mareolosess of Worcester was present at the
K6O Drawierreein, and also at the bell, *a the
algid ef. the same day gives by his Majesty, user'(
WI "1 birth-day, at high the illarchioaess daunt
°like following day (Friday) elm found herself an-
-1111; and, in consoquenco, west into a cold bath,
which had an erect contrary towhat was eliFecte4L
The Ihrehieneee was on *visit to 4r Nob 111""1‘"
the Dske and Duchess of Weiliaron,;: ‘1111."-b.ille
is Pieeadilly aide- w.s ...sat •

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ream (Drunk with three times three,
great applause.)
The Duke of CLARVICS was highly proud of the
cootplioseat which bad been paid to the Duchess. Her
health bad bees proposed is a similarly handsome
macaw last year, sail he then returned his siacere
Omsk'. AU be mild new say was, that be bad known
bar a re loser, sad he was more obliged to them on
that aceottat for the flatteriag expressions with which
the toast bad bees proposed and received—(Orsat
110000
The Secretary thea read the Report of the last
yeses prosestlis of the Committee,
weated sot stated that
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the eabscrieloss of the 'vesting *s to measly
7001.
rit to the Scottish Corporatists," aai
ricese-
esker aprorriate toasts wets saamslasetly
epeesand shortly after 'lyres o'clock the Itersl
disitassa aised. lb. vilely stese rasa
0044 wit% sior vial', leaty. sad folds. ei
iie slab ladlita, Arse heads was bask wids
realises swfitailtssa.

...milled. Oa Fri Joy mottling
sal-
".. case become extremely alarsitid g. sod
har la at tel
the
notes before five o'clock she breathest. to
rest grief of the Maritsa" has boa calla" 11l
his attrodatics darinK her illness.as wen aa bee ww•
*neva** relatives and Moods.
The departars 'of Sir H. Wellesley from else rapt\
in whisk be has wed as British Aralswolai.r for
loag v, period, and dariag more than rem crisis of ra•
tranedioary difficulty sad laiportsoce. is eaplaineil liy
private letters, on the groom% tlist the Spealsk Ottiwris.
inew with a lien to coetraottlia 11114101110111 rah, tliphs.
nary 'Ws more Ohloseatisal USW Beta korstafrooi
hag doerariaoil toes gless its Maismailes to the
in Csaftt of Savor. by reel bessiog dot rank
of %sisters Plcalpotoatiary with lair salaries. At
thew appoiatassats. therefor, ete fee the Oleel Pl/14
feeirocat, a British Illaisssr, wh• Testa!' "bases'
(kw. c.s so loser /Pigs e$ liogritl. Mt. Lioroel
Hann, Ws the pesos. senoss Ste o•3Vtallises
thee. Sir Beery Wellesley blo WI oi
ths King; sail several lateral's,' wttb tbe Wry
of Loolisisers, rinse big raters bees Aria tot

SPORT/NOCLVaI./011/1011 ~•_,) a -,
CIIIIIITFAt RACJICRION2SIDAT. MAT W.
I ftweepeakes of slugs ea& for 3-yr-oldosita. tin. Vs -.-
and fillies, OM. boas ide the prepert) of liubsetibect.--
Owe mime soda distance.
dielboonts blestta'a b. 1. the Princes" Royal, title OM
Mr. llooldaworth's b.e. Henry 44
Lord Derby's b. e. Freebooter. 11kred,........0
Mr. Mytteit's eb. e. Gayer the
,
A Sweepstakes. or tams genii• for t-yr•old colts, net. atb:alt
Mote% est.—Half smite.
Me 3.0 a ltatertoes eh. e. by leiee'see... .. is*
tie T. Most) n's b. e. by Friend Ned . . • .. k '
Mr. Jubilee's eb.e. Tim Ruler
A Cup. waive 701. (in specie) the gift of the Right Boa Rev'
Orearener; the hest Wilms, three times rocas% taeeoursat .
to be a boar; started at the coming-in chair. 3-)r•ce..l.,
6st. 41b. : 4, oat.: &V. t•iib.; 6 and steed. 94. liras., '
Mr: itosildesrona's gr. e. /Ewes, 1 es old. . ...... 1- le
Mr. Myttou'a b. h. Halite.. 4 yra olyd ............. e '‘',
Mr. Twister's br. c. The Main. b) lialbasard. 4 )rs I ,S• •
A eomplaiat was made to the a actev club at Newmerkm.
en Tbereday last. by the rider of Mite John for Ole Slate
Plat. Manse the rider of Master Henri. whirl woo LA, •
/M• It
thwietdmeliet‘teeenrce"milnitnotientiornitosufiosie.riiotaerni.nyjuisnetleoi.htriteetialjtikaetarlittiavrilt• .
the race to Master Worm.
DISCOPTRY OF 711 H TRURO GHOST.
The mischievous tricks of Tntro Moot have limo -.
discovered by the Serene net the Royal blisters' Illilitit
os have be played by a boy about 16 years of age. a,
sow of tbeannouret of emit regiment. The serlerant.,it
appears, ie a man who had enjoyed and deserved the ter.
sport of all the officers and men : the boy had Ike%
heoeght op by hi, grand-mother in a cotton...manufactory -
in Lancashire, and when lately sent for home, was ..*.
found to require a goad deal of coersion east disciplise.
The discovery was made fortunately for the safety of a •
poor woman raTrst ro, who was bunted through the streets
last Taesday by girls and bogs, oho declared their as
tention of tearing her gown and drawing her blood.
that she might bare no power over them!!! On Tilers-
day last the boy acknowledged that be Is of no arcuw • t
Plices in the tuir.claief he dill. that he was, provoked to
it by the illotsage of his mother, and that the first
thing be did to he revenged was throwing
next pine
et
k•
lags into the Magasiue-yard; that he
up the gooseberry trees and beart• ; that he scattered
three pence that his mother should sot sa..pect lie
did it : that be next broke the windows in the room •
The Spring Festival of this Institution wag. as we he sleeps in with a mane from the inaisle. Isis bro-
bad wished, vgry numerously and respectably attensled thee being asleep ; that he got some needles at Ilk.
at the Freemaeons"Favern, on Saturday last. Ilia Illee's, in a bowler thatcoun, when hi, father sent
Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, Presislent of the him to buy po that be strewed them shout the
window ; that be threw stones at the windows in front
'Radiation. tyres in the Chair. supported on his right and then went through the passage and threw more
by his Serene Highness the Prince Leopold of Save. awl the people said they were h on both sides at
Cohourg, and on his left by Lord Keith. The larquess once ; that be watched the throwneoe. and threw only
of (kabala, Lord Salient), and other distinguiehedper- Saturday's Dasette contains a notice that Lieute- when they looked the other mo
p.
s snaps were also present. --------
aant4iener"be than. Sir idward Paget. (i• C• " 1 The parties who eloped from Devonshire, as mem .
The cloth being removed. " Non \obis Don
r, I having be n appointed Uoternor Commander in• Chief tioned II few days ago, are, it appears. a Lieutenant
was sung in an admirable style by Messrs. Tyne, T.
in the island of Ceylon, took, on the sth instant, 11-ft. in tise navy, and a lady residing within a few utiles of
Cooke, Clarke, kr. oaths as tiovernor of the said island. Exeter. fliongh young in )ears, both are married, -
The Duke of CLattescit then rose to give the first The same Oaxette contains a notice that the rules and both hare children. A love ttachment, we itn•
toast, " The King." But before doing so he felt it and regulations relative to the distribution of rewards derstand, was early formed between *them; bat paten.
isteembent upon him to state that his 31ajeaty, out of for apprehending stunggiera, shall. in pursuance of tad authority prevented the wished-fur
his Royal muncence. had rent adonation of 100 the Act in the 59th year of lieorge 111., be in part hand of each wa• shortly after differently bestowed,
guineas to this most excellent I nstitution.Oreat ap• altered, so far as relates to seisures made on shore, and bat with which, it seems. the heart did not best
owed; ~
plause.)—lle should now simply propose the health of that there shall be distributed to the persons who ac- pant. The husband of the lady set off on Moday
" The King." wally miler the arrest, Three-feurths of the reward to in a posteltalse and four, accompanied ley a police
The toast was drank with three times three, ►and foal- be divi,led in eqnal proportions, if more than oae per- officer, in pursnit of the fugitives, but no intelligence .
lowed ley the song " Clod save the King," iuspressively son shall actually make the arrest : and To the fficer has vet been received of their having been overtaken.
sung. or officers being present, of the party of men, too which At the Lyon Quarter Sessions on Monday last,
Lord Karrlt. in a seat speech, proposed the health of the person or persons making the arrest should belong, Jerrie Reber, farmer, of Terrington St. Clewed's.
" The Royal Family." The toast was drank with One-fourth part of the reward to be divided. if soon for asseetting and using meret indecent langstage to-
three tissue.; three.—Song, " Hail Star of Brunswick." tbs. sees Aker of the party shill he present, as fol- wards Frances Pigge. s decent and elderly woman,
The meet toast was " The Duke of York and the low• ; Toth@ officer commanding theparty. two shares, while in the ferry-beat which pliesfrom Lynn to West
Army." with three tints tone. is " flow merrily and Ti' each of the other officers, one share. Lynn, on the 7th of April, and greatly aggravated
we live who soldiers be." The ship Lord Hungerford. Captain (I'Briett. ar- the crime by attempting to throw one of tile ferrynsen
" The Doke of Clarence and the Navy." with three rived in the river on Friday last from Bengal and St. into the river. fur in
to
with him on hie
times three.—Song, " Rule Britannia." Helena, and brought the following passengers:--•ir brutal combed, was found Guilty, and sentenced to I
His Revel. MOW:esti returned thanks.—After on, James and Lady Colebrook.. ; Mr. and Mrs. Brewer ; month's imprisonment, and to enter into a recogni-
patiating upon the excellent nature of the Institution, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Campbell, and Miss Beakinsop ; sauce of WI. for his good conduct for 6 oh flat
and declaring his own attachment to it„ the Royal Dr. Hyalop ; H. Howell, Esq.; Captain Allieghals, the cam. which so greatly interested the m
onths. at large,
Duke highly eulogised the character of the people of 24th Drageons, with a nutstber of children. and occupied the attention of the Court an im-
Scotland. The army as well as the navy had been in- The late John Watkins Esq., of Ditton, near Liver- meow crowd for upwards of six hours, was that of
debted to that country for etame of their greatest (trim poll, has left by his will 1,00111. to else Infirmary of Henry Fife, seedsman. fr shooting with pistol. and
ments--for men who had borne a glorious part in the Liverpool ; 1,0001. to the Blue Coat Hospital ; 9001. severely wousding in the lower jaw. William Breet, a
high achievements which had placed the empire in its to the Blind Asylum ; 1,000/. to the Infirmary at sheriffs officer (from the effects of which wound we
present exalted situation. In proposing to them the Chester ; and no less than 25.000/. for the further en- are hppy to say he is quite recovered) while in the
heal.b of an illustrious individual, who had been au& downtent sod additional support of the Blue Coat act has. resting bias fur a debt, on the 231
January
ciently long in this country to form an ardent attach- Hospital at Warrington ; besides many other smaller last, wait, after the must patient investigation. favored
meat to its character, and to become a warm friend to benefactions. wills a verdict of Nut Gritty, in consequence of the
this Institution —he meant his Royal Highness Prince ' As Mrs. Neville, relict of Charles Neville, •Egg. was act appeaelog, by the evidence brought forward. to he
Leopold of Saxe Cobourg, be felt certain that he should crossing one of the rail roads at Llanelly, Carmarthen- committed in the heat of passion and agitation of mind,
be meeting the wishes of every one preseut.--(Ap. shire, some part of her gametes got entangled with a awl not of cool and premeditated malice. -
plause.) coal waggon this passing, whirls drew her to else Resit mass! that Cannoid. Sold No. 46. a Prise of
(liven with three time three. ground, and injured her so much that she expired. 521,000 Console in the lost Lottery. Do tio-r roe
Prince Ltoroke, in returning thank', expressed the A Cu-most TO 00LE/sinews as 1) oreitas.---A sum- trey'. that the last Prize of £30,000 ever drawn was
gratification he experienced at the honour done him, cum-
ber of persons are now about town foe the purpose of Soup by Caanoid. : and RILCOLIArT : that Pere
and declared that he took the most sincere interest in entrapping the mower, shopiseeper. by purchasing prises of £30.000. and Six of .120,000, have also
the welfare of tot Society. gold mourning riogs without the slaty mark in thews,
.heen Sold by hint in recent Lotteries. Will not this
The Duke of SIoNTaoSS, late President of this lip whereby the settee lifetimes liabk to the penalty of SW. jegtify the anticipation that he will sell the Two Priers
siltation, was the sett toast, with three times three. by an Act passed is the 24th Ueo. 111. 11. 51 for of C 21,000 to' wool% which tenet be drawn Neer
The Marquis of timeliest returned thanks in the every leortreieff ring be seile witbeot being dadY roustapsy It is confidently expected that Vs
name of his noble parent. stamped at Goldsmiths' Haft. Offices, No. 19, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford Street, trill
The Royal Cu %telex* said they ought not to forget Smeeaktue.--Ou the sth of May, the ltstlitetry, of
their almost friends. and therefore he should props*. Rye, with 170 pilaw of *pints of gin awl brandy, then epos be visited by Dame Fortune
Four dor, belonging to a Noble Marquis in this
the " Marquis of Hastings in India, and lard Dal. was seized by the Seise& Bill Preveetive Officers.
house, in North America." He had beard from both Or the same day. the Worthing Prevena;ve rater by au eminessiow:l7o4in of this city (Canterbury) with
nciglaboorbod, were on Thnesdsy sennight Inoculatiscl
those Noblemen that they were making every exertion Guard picked up. at sea, 100 Itallees of brandy. in the cow-pock, by way •of e..Tateriment, to &smash' if
amorist their countrymen in their respective quarters large casks.—ln the night of the 6th 43 tuba Seated it is a security against the fatal :tisease among the
of the world, to promote the objects of the Scottish ashore sear the Steyse stairs, at Brighton, add were canine reee. the distemper.—(Kcatish Ge.-Ttle4.
Corporation.—(Applause.) seized by the Preveetiee Crew and Officers of the Ces- cons.racomplea. MAy 14,—Haotog but a mallet ate
The toast was given with three times three. Song toms.--On the same day, a small Inland seizure. of 4 supply of Wheat this morning, that of fiste fray met
—" Sk Enid arysteiatenee--." tubs, was made at Selsaa 8111,.....A0d la the eight, a ~,F sale. sea is 2s. par quarter deems shag irthts.day
k • isiasiser. ie. ao•ataahment is tbe isfeviete directly
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The welt toast was " Lord Salmon and the other large Boulogme litaer, with 300 tubs on_ t„,,td,Madel w_ee .
three Vies Presidents," with three times three. our coast a• eegham; 1211 tab.: et. her raw were tions,whiellwst Mossy s pesees..—We •
ant adf lamely at la
tam-
Lord Sesmotre returned thanks, and, in a ""-' salvia by the Prevetti.re Littera of the place i warm- of 14•1 . yet
bad a prowl read aria, —'7
k's eneea, and
artflalkeY
ar.llll \ •
• .. - .......A Oka Laattla of " ii.. " ' Pi"
"ld
("ell st
4.4
w"
tar ,mod stint ef Ost•
.., trochees of Cim cleared sway t Sod the lugger was' fammet la sea with ... wen is brut &am ....- ,
was
• 4.0 a Ter the rem„ attideg. !I Aar f ...oat. On the 7th the Twat was tolerably leer sod the trade was Issieyli_bet tbeee
ossee is rake of
aseas.---- '• . e Reeve, 'Ached up 47 is no altered** Ms prices. neither is aim
••••stet‘ wee at.:::. '4OOll. 0.
tubs of apirlaself Bright** • ----DI were likewise *keg Beans awl ems.
Sissaips. l. a.
110
cod to the Pre-
ha the pritk, packet, sad donee .
up i 0. o.\ Smell Beans ...... ...
Tick ditto. ......... . It 17
'cativo oSeeee Utosdist to Brightest. Dersog the Meet. 1.1111 se. alliell Oita 'Awes ...... ~ si 0
I tube et spirits were picked up slog
14.6 ........ ••
41$ Ditt Y 0....
: ..... 2114
past week, seeerli. pad........:. 0h .0. .14 iv
•bore. sear Sberthaut. by alt
shriespers.—rovatem
.__ Beloit ........... ee nit" Fees . ........ fa en
.. W ....
.14 re at Seaford. stsv ow
.......... . ........- I Irtanr, Pee litsa .... ..,
in out last week's seemliest of a —so
Norfolk, (4:1144 ...... 40 SI.) I iteeeeeisre Led,. 50...
19 tubs, read 9 I Milts. otittow.
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