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December, hare abandoned the idea of calling a public
meeting, the announcement of such In intention cans-•
i to the proper authorities to take the necessary precau-
tionary measures to counteract any mischievous effects.
Tiles, have, therefore, been looking for some other
wails of calling their partisans together. Christmas-
gliv was the time speken of in the lint instance, but
from sooe ease it WAS put od. New-year's-day was
111:41 mentioned. and as some confirmation of their in-
tentions, the following hand-bill has this evening been
p•
We, the Union of Manchester, do intend to hold a
General rant flay, on January I; ISII/, to mostrulor
cm,. I:mg lust Laerties, and we wish for all others to
fait uw bur example."
" ' The printer of this placard (Withington), is the
s perszm who printed the notice calling the Meetins
of the l3th, and if the Magistrates and municipal edi-
t, rs should be on the alert as heretofore, and the peace
of the town p . • 1 have no doubt we shall be
told it is a trick of the police."'

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We may now truly say that Legitfation has done
its worst. It remains then to be seen, whether
British Juries will make the British People feel the
full weight of it. Providence always leaves some
resource to the most distressed minds. The Ant
g,stl men who shall be proceeded against by these
t. rrilde laws, will naturally be sustained by the
hope that an honest and upright, hut not a acrylic
Jurv, will resolve that uu power on earth shall
make them commit a murder on the liberties of
their c-eintry. There is a point, a moral limit,
growing- out of his nature as man, beyond which
nu imposed obligation ought to carry him. The
very s,;ldier, who has, as it were, disposed of his
he for a pecuniary bounty, and swears to obey
the commands of his officers, is yet supposed, nay,
is acknowledged, to carry a reserve with the
ol,ligation, that the command must be lawful ;
in °the: words. justifiable. lie is not bound
t,) plimee his bayonet into the breast of an
i.i!i:id pal at the order of his military su-
e rior. from the caprice or revenge of such officer.
The Prem.!' soldiers have been instanced in all
h.res for OAF submission to authority ; but wl.en a
ht".ride in the Champs de Mars were ordered to
tire on the Parisian populace, who had committed
some exces,c;, they to a man refused obedience,
although littt.cy , a patriotic Mayor, was present,
and miziit have been supposed to countenance the
intended slaeghter. This was the fatal blot in the
escutcheon of this truly learned. Mayor of Paris.
The people never overlooked it ; but iu the revo-
lution made it an article in the Aele d'accuarstion'
against him, on which he was tried and condemned;
and lie was made to suffer decapitation or the a
teal spot where he stood while.the order *so ghee.
to the troops to fire into till) populace, and to whisk
to did not demur.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, on Thurs-
day evening, said, in explanation, as to the pro-
gress of the Revenue, that he had estimated its
produce within the year ending the sth. January
instant, at 54 millions: and that the new taxes up
to that time would yield one million, making toge-
ther 55 millions, and he thought the produce
w.nild be equal to his estimate.—Although the
above declaration may only approach to a certain
proximity towards the truth (fiir we are well per-
suaded it does not fully reach it) yet are we shocked,
when we consider that a British Minister has the
appropriation of such an immense sum of money
within the year, besides from six to eight millions
more for collection !! Instead of wondering, then,
that so many of our fellow-men are corrupted,
and lost to the love of freedom, by the handling
of such endless treasure, we ought to wonder
that so many are untainted with the large
teicptations. No nation on the earth can be vir-
tuous with such a debt upon it, and such interest
to deal out annually.
V irginia Papers to the 17th Nov. hay, been received.
The Lieutenant-Governor of the State of Virginia has,
by a Proclamation, bearing date the `..lstb October, re-
pi•aleJ the quarantine restrictions, imposed by hi, Pro-
ci.crielun of the 19:1i Augunt lost.
[FROM VIE NORFOLK lIEUALD OF TU[ 10TH NOV]
The following paragraph is copied from one of the
inv., of Cleaviankl, t thin, of Octotter_l9th, whose vi-

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Our Readers wilt recollpet that those time ago
we had occasion to cles'ead -the general character
of the Pawnbroken, ledm the tutjuit chargtis
made against them by the Chief Magistrate of
London.—We were induced to adopt this mea-
sure, not from any personal connexion with the
party thus aspersed, but from a desire to do justice
to the conduct of a• respectable body of men,
whose public utility and importance it would be the
highest absurdity to affect to undervalue or despise.
The unfortunate case of the robbery of Messrs.
Makepeace and Harker has again drawn the at-
tention of the public to the proceedings of the'
Pawnbrokers, and subjected the latter to a de-
cision which we cannot help regarding as impolitic
and unjust. In hazarding this opinion, however,
we wish to avoid casting the slightest imputation
upon the judgment of the Magistrate before whom
the case was decided.—We hive always considered
Mr. Birnie as one of the most upright and respect-
able Magistrates on the Bench, and we are sure
that in this, as well as every ether case in which he
is engaged, be has been gridee. by the desire of 1
doing justice to all. It does however, appear to
us, a measure pecoli:xly bard, that after having
for two years been in the habit of advancing
considerable sums of money upon plate tMeh
they bad every reason to believe was dui•
party of a manufacturer, the Pawnbrokers should
now be obliged to surrender the whole of
the articles thus pledged, without receiving
any compensation for the enormous exposes
to which they hays been subjected. It is evi-
dent that the loss of Messrs. Makepeace and- I
Harker must, in a great measure, be attributed to
their own inattention, for it would have been im-
possible for any one acquainted with the manner
of transacting business in general, not to have
sooner detected a system of depredation, which it
seems has been two rare io full activity. With
regard to the law upon this subject, we shall
oiler no remark ; for it is obvious, that the
section of the Act under which this ease falls,
is of' so vague and undelloed a nature, that it
may be bent to any_ pirpose, and subjected to
any interpretation. We are sorry to have occa-
sion to remark, that the public in general labour
under a very erroneous idea with respect to the
character and habits of Pawnbrokers. They ap-
pear to be ignorant that many of them are men of
the best education, and the most liberal views • and
that, collectively considered, they compose a body,
not only considerable from their own wealth and
importance, but still more so from the high and im-
portana,trust which is welded to them.

MM. Mundt, Hefei, Bashi (deb lisiaribe), sad
Felix Desportes, wbo were isrdeded aemegst the
exiles, bare all arrived at Paris, General Hallin
Colonel Bory Saint-Vincent are expected in a
few days.
COIIIITANTINOIPLIt. Nov. 10.—There is at present
an seseesoessereky of water bore, and load goes-

ITESMAN.

OFFICIAL RETURNS.

FAMOUS PROMOTION. - It is encouraging to
learn, that the Rev. Mr. Hay, with a living of SOU
per annum, and Chairman of the Quarter Sessions,
with a salary of .1001. who took an active part in
the transaction of the 10th of August, and others
subsequent to them, has been presented with the
Rectory of Rochdale, vacant by the death of Dr.
Drake. This living, which is in the gift of Go-
vernmeo/, is estimated at 2,5001. per annum.
At Anbtsay, ncar Sceaux, a ealroire was erected four
or five years ago, dedicated to the French armies, in the I
same of the mothers, sisters, wives, and 'laughter. of
those warriors who have perished on the field of honour. I
Prom the laurel and rose trees with which the place
abounds, it bas been called the "Cartraire des fawners."
' To this isionement an inatitution of females is about to be
attached antler the title of " Ceche. Iv/roles." who will '
consecrate their tires to the purpose of affording collo'.
, lathsa to the poor and sick in every part of France. On
i Christmas Ere Madame Lenoir de la Roche, the found-
I rem of this establishment, caused it to be illuminate.%
and are Devon sung, at midnight. Notwithstandiug
the unfavoprable hour, many persons assisted at this cr-
Newsy. The music was composed liv M. Chenie and
easentest to a surprisior mower by the pupils Of M.
Cher's. The orchestra was directed by M. Delbois,
lancleat artist of the Royal Academy of Mosieeaakves-
isioner of the Kim!.
I liestertiav a Court of Directors was Mid at the
East India House, when the undermentioned Cora-
' menders took their final leave of the Court previous
i to departing for their respective destinations, vie—
Captain 1. F Bilderston, Asia; Captain P. Creswell,
Astell • and H.A. Drummond, Castle Huntly ; for Ben-
gal and China. The following Captains were sworn
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lota the command of their respective ships, via.—Cap-
min M. Hamilton, Druira, for Bombay and China; Cap-
tain A. H. Campbell, Duke of York, fo. Madras dud
China.

pintas. and disterhairma base almady mewed limeal
Woke! out the cisme** people on this account.
MI the wells in Pere and Tapia's& are dried up. Tbel
Brand Vizier lately went la person to the aqueducts is
tee neighbourhood, iv order to take sack measures s
were ememary. To this evil is added the plague, which
continues to woad •more and mere. Yesterday, after
the Divan, at; Envoy from Barbara bad an audience of
the Sultan. (This is a tribe /menial by a Cohan, sad
wholly indeposdent of the Preesians.) The mission it
this Envoy was only to pay a tribute of respect to the
Sultan. Thi inhabitants of that country are true Sea
miles, and highly esteemed by the blassalmen. homesi
they follow tUr sect, and not that of the Peraiams.
Roil, their theological and law hooks are according te
the strict peineiples of Islamism, and are always sent
them as presents by the Sublime Porte. Considerable
disturbances have spin broke. out in Syria. Rains,
Packs of Drarbekils, has be.. compelled to seek safety
in
Manna, OCT. 30.—The Grand Duke Constantine ar-
rived here yesterday evening, and immediately alter
continued his route for Petersburgh.
Auosnouno, Dac. 18.—It appears that the Flame bag
made considerable ravages in mate of the Turkish/au.
winces. It has existed some days at Moldavia ; and wo
are to-day instructed that it has appeared at Rosnic.
Ilsprovea, Dm. 14.—Tbe
Kingdom
of the Ueiseral
Assembly of the States of the ingdont will take plate
immediately after the Christmas fetes. The elm liva odi
I.llmuties is already terminated in many of the proviiiissol
and the rest will be over in a few days.
Aureate, Lac. It—Private lettet's from Rio Js.
miro, dated Sikh December, state that no measures bats
be.. takes to protect that meet, which is greatly if
freed with pirates. Man/ vessels bare been taken, aid
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About the second year of the pr'sent KING'S
reign, a man of the name of George King was con-
victed in Dublin of a capital felony. He drew up
a memorial to tl►e litsc, which he forwarded with
the following lines:—
George King t.. King George sends his humble petition,
Hoping Kinglieutge will pity poor Ueorpe King's condition;
If King George fn George King will grant a long day,
George King for King George for ever will pray.
HONEST INDEPENDENCE.—LiberaI Rewards have
been 'given to lienjatuin Head, Thomas llailey, and J.•hn
Bonolay labourers, of larksbury, Somerbetshire, for
maintaining the greatest number of children, under nine
years of age, without assistance front the parish,
The following is the literal copy of a letter lately
sent to a Medical Gentleman, not far distant from
this town:-
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•NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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An official account of the total weekly amount of .
DEAL, Dec. 30.—Sailed the Voneett, schooner, to the
Bank-notes and Batik post-bills in tirculnlion, from
the 23d Nov. 1819, to the latest period to which northward ; and Cie Argus, Mal la t cutter, ea a cruise
the same can be stated, states the total for the week to the westward.
eliding the 30th Nov. at 23,218,3 dd., of which C. 31.—Arrived and sailed for the River the
the. Ha-
n-1(. flltisiltria %.tl'ea!r'g4Parte' !ftroo.ll4. uleTbre'laattedr
rth,.:l27:liosn. eer schooner
711t,7h450=.1a4re.r,12,m2dt57165,1c.i);01111..r
otrite%,t.t!'iceiclki eat,clitllinlgm.
are under 51.; for the week ending the I.lth He- : POILTAMOeTtI, DEC. 31.—Arrived the Heroine, Gar-
ember, 22, :18,2401., of which 6,0:21.:110/. ;le tin_ rick, front Madras, ::ailed Ist August t from the Cap .of
der 51. ; and fur the week ending. the '2l st Di cember, G°4oll Mr, 26th October; and front St. Helena, 9;h
22,191,8501., of which n,r,c9,nwq. are under 51. November. She experienced very hid Weather on her
It appears from this account, that the Bank has re- paisage.—.llso arrived the Op'aclia, Dcwsoa, front Lro. -
&cod its issue of Hank-notes within the last mouth, don for Canton.—The Oceaa transport that 5.1161 yes-
to the amount of upwards of one million. terday has brought up at St. Helen's.
An official return to an order of the noose of LIVERPOOL, Dec. 30.—Arrived the Awl !I'Kenrie,
Commons states the total amount of recruits raised Morrison, from Demerara • on the 9.'t of Pe: -.ober in
in Great Britain and Ireland for the hand fiwces, le. It ot. lantr. ID., she eserieneed a smlent linrr ' - • •
n.
from the 28th of October, 181 S, to the with of - '
cane, and received considerable damage ; Waterloo,
October, 1819, at 5,07 I , of which, lin are for limit-
-1 Penrice, from St. John's, N.B. on the 23d December in
ed service, and the remainder for unlimited sem 'gm.
lat. 51. 33. fell in with the brig Rub Roy, from Quebec
Accounts have been printed by order of the ;
House of Commons, showing the amount of the' fur iklfllt` with loss o.f foremast, and iu tow of one of
;total capital of the funded debt of Great Britain, ! 1". Majesty's schooners, steering for Falmouth.
!including the Austrian. and Forti:nese loans, us it j Fai.moevrt, Dir. 29.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
I stood Jn the Ist of February or 511). of January in Lee, from Plymouth, with a detachment of the Royal
each year, from the year 1786 to the year 1819, Veteran Battalion, for Peadonuis Garrison ; also the
inclusive. By these accounts it appears that the Trintoph, Street, from Calcutta, sailed the Lt August.
total amount of the unredeemed deht in the year from the rape, ?9th Oct.; and from off St. Ifthma, 12th
1780 was 238,231,2151., of which the total charge ,Kure; and the Montairtie, Hancock, from Newfound-
wits 10,302.4021. The public debt thence was land.—Sailed the Dart, Cope, for Bahia; Fritannia,
gradually sinking to the vent 1793, when the tin- Evens, for St. Kitt's; Providence, Wessel; Mavtlower,
I redeemed debt amounted to 227,989,1-14. From Preston ; and Sally, Lowry, for Lisbon.
that year it rapidly and constantly increased to
Dec. ...r..l.—Arrieetl the !denture, Bans.i.l;l, from Lon-
I thepresent • •and the sthJ • 1819 year , on of annary„
Jon, for '4t.. Michael's.—Sailed the Lou:s.t, Wa!ker, fur
j the total debt of Great Britain r.nd Ireland amount-
ed to 1,181.502,3621.: of which bas been redeemed "refill"'
%wired the . Inn from
PLvuouru, Dec. 29. . „ 8rice389,637,0491., leaving the total unredeemed deist
1791,807,3131. The Sinking Fond amounted to London, for St. Kitts; Christian, Ga.-, front London.
and the total charge, including the 15.813,0011.
for Tirecia; and Sir Sidney Smith, Lefevre, front
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i Sinking Fun 1, to 45,749,29111. Naples.
Dec. 30.—Arrived the Albion,-Nieltolson, for Havre.
Weynocvn, Dec. 30.—The schooner Echo, Jone.,
front. the River Bennie, has Wen brought into the
Lower Hole, haring lost four of her crew on her pas-
sage, and the Captain, !Betrothed one man, are now
sickly. She is put no ler quarantine. •
TOItUAY, Dec. 30.—Arrived the Thomas Ceti tt.s, bound
to the East Indies. Sveral other vessels are seen work.
jog up.—Sailed the Amphitrite, Martin, for the Cape.
She hail great difseulty in working out of the Bay, aol
at one time fears were enteraincd i'or her safety.

Extinct of a Letter from the Agent to LLOYD'S,
at Harwich, dated December 31 :
" Having been Informed that Captain Rooms., wl.o
attired by the Lady Nepean packet. from Cuxhaven,
has contradicted our report of the 29th inst. of the
Elbe hieing clear of ice, by stating, that he left his ves-
sel and many othets fast frozen at Cuxhaven ; we ha. e
in consequence seen Captains Ilan and Moon, as well
as Captain Living's mak., and all agree that our report
was correct.

An article from Breslau mentions, that thl RI s-
sian Cabinet is making use of every means for the
purpose of augmenting its influence in Asia ;
Ambassador from the Court of St. Petcrabargh is
permanently to reside in Persia.
LA scow, Dec. 211.—0 n the night between Friday the •
24th, and Saturday the 25th inst. a singular circumstance
occurred at liarion-bridge ton-bisr,oa the road between
Ilamiltoti and Dalserf. Four fellows of suspicious cha-
racters had spent the afternoon in drinking at the toll-
house, and deeming it more. convenient, instead of pay-
ing their reckoning, to attempt their escape by the end
window, which overhangs a considerable precipice ;
three of them hail already accomplished their purpose,
and the fourth was just aliout to follow Iris companions,
when lie was secured by the toll-man and soave assist-
ants, and detained in the house. Wishing to release
their comrade, the three fellows demanded from without
that he should be restored to them, otherwise they would
come back " and wring their hands in the blood of the
family." The toll.mau, however, bolted the door, and
ft roled to detain the prisoner. They shortly after west
away ; bit: in consequence of the threat they had used.
a good many of the neighbours were requested to come
and guard the house for the night. Two hours afte,r-
wards. seven fellows, including the three above-men-
tioned, sunie.4 there armed with muskets, came in order
to effect their object, the release of the prisoner, sad to
take revenge for leis detention. But the party that
guarded the house being too strong for them, they, after
discharging one shot, succeeded In surrounding se I
taking four prisoners, who were immediately manliest
off under an escort to Hamilton gaol, where they are at
present detained. And, on Sundaretain. about eight
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MS papers of I:Wayland, trims, of October Ilith, whose vs-
sesurty skirmishes be- ,.., .. .. -,,, kt as ./ ,id
1 I : Ili ty to Lake Erie might he supposed to prevent the
a liiiiss uto suc i n b a statement if it were not correct • the afterwfeeted
ardowithsapiorks.lemnilleraenirawireembrealehave been taken, goad urr—imr "'"'lr '"` "' '"'" "" "" " *"'" ""' - - resent detained. Ansi,
Bad kowd sum Hill in nee title Hills and bee lust my
OP,, on awls", ',cow ogi swum% riga%
lock, u four men were going tofu Paisley, upon the
id . tweets the Spanish and Portuguese troops. Artigss hastilas ow road they were attached near Barshaw- ate.
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loprisoner. THU REGENT'S STATUE.—An adjourned Town by a gang of 'fellows, eight or nine In 'number, who,
Loins no notice on the subject, and we presume the cir- arra
rat I Whet' Uteaviand paper however, of the same date, con- woo ~,,,,k •
cuoistance is greatly exaggerated, if not al her in- Happy ',gut. —t afar ern mat .)
Coesenaosn, Dec. 10.—At the time of the violent Meeting is to be held on Thurday next, to rtge alter staittonly knocking some of them down, and other-
stem, which took place at St. Thomas, in September the lie bsc •be fo bl '
correct : tof an n re r publication, nation, a
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a ' lasi, there were 107 sbips at airier Its tbe port ef that mint a Committee one man, by which both his legs were rut and lacetated
Dd to al,- wise maltreating them, encouraged their dog to attack
"We understand that 12,000 (British) troops, marines Wised. The neat day five aloes remaieed, w bed
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la and infantry, have arrived at ililaision and Sandwich, reaped the fury of the hurricane. The town has sot not the slightest doobt butt that four thousand (the ini. a wort
,_i shucking manner. A party of Hussars were
OlAMltegleu from Paisley to apprehend them, but unfor- •
le to he employed in the erection of walls of defeat', at the essured" so much' as io the Morn' of 1793, although ,•„ sum likely to be required) or six, or even ten thou-
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above place.
of ' he
of the !at emustry the damage has beer son sand pounds could be raiised for t purpose, tu.:stel th (I'd not succeed.—(Glaagow,thronicle ~)
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. Strange rumours are in circulation at Paris, but siderattes.s Its have beer move sensibly felt is were such an amount necessary.—An effort like
adjoining Old Oak Common, between Nicholas Smith,
Boaine.—Yesterday a fight took place in a field
le I which we purposely abstain front asentiooing, the seighbouri especially at Tortola, where this week! still leave us in the satiation of debtors, a „noon, and John Cater, alias Jack the lbrover t ori-
-Iff 1,. , We are, however, assured, that orders were issued wary of the i have perished. Jean has also without the chance of ever boing enabled to exone- oaten, oat of a quarrel about the slivisioh of a Christ-
ie to place at the disposal death post of the National marlda_bat' Is Issellmeilit this "m""611 l'esneatt hi rate ourselves from the obligations Which we oweinut in
in • Guards 600 ball cartridges. It is alas said that the cone,"'''..7 to add, that st. rein has not only
to our Princely Benefaetor.—{ Brighton Heald.) their own way. In the first round the . Drover received
the saws, bat that, in coesequence of the altUatiant asas-bos. It was a smart fight of twenty, qt es,
a moving hit on the left ear. which floored him neatly.
individual arrested at Amsterdam with so much gala which led It, a plentiful sugar harvest is
le 2d. Both appeared very aukward in a huffiness new to
• mystery, is Merlin de Douay.—(Journai de France.) expected • TILE VEAR ledo.
f- • them, but tiler workedsivar. and gave Pleb other some
. entritert-ciomo.—De Lanes says, pep 121, The affair of the Editor of the Mapes Blase, sad of _....-..
muzzlers. Tile Drover hail the best of the round, 11.
e " In Spain, as in other places, devout oleo and the Count de Beehive, relative to an article inverted in While resolving years go round,
though he seemed inclined toile. & The Carman was
women are cruel and inhuman. In every country the above leurual, has beets referred to the next Hes- Say where can happiness be Mond?
stopped short in rtonehig in by a left-handed /looter.—
iris in Health, in /Note, sad Ram.
one might," sa,ys that historian " like the natu- dolls of **C.." 4 Amite at Paris." The blood flew is all directions in facing cub other it
Pr By aa ordineace (debit third Chamber of the Conseil And it, hat can tend the Most to please.
the 4th round, and the Drover was. hacked at odds,
le ralist, who ',Ad he would tell you by the teeth el the Tribunal, la the first lastiace. the liditer.ef the TM Nymphs. how charming they appear,
ol ' of an animal, whether it fed on grass or flesh, ceoessetieuaei is ordered to take his trial hefts,. fist To rare the opening of the year! from being decidedly the best hitter. In this round the • i
Bey what does most adorn the fair? . Carman was thrown, and both would have been content-
* pronounce b 7 the degree of a man's devotion, the Royal Court of Paris. The prosecution was instituted :isle charming flied df hair i ed to have remained on the grass. Two minutes elapsed
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seeesene of boa iniquity." He introduces these ob- is eon of an ankh Inserted ee the Illth WNW, R formed with taste and grace, • • before they set-too again; and the Driver was bit down
le serration by remarking, that in Spain, as every eed ettellilerg the leTlelehtlltY edit eedeeel MP's", 'Pried a lustre o'er the tam, heavily and gave in, but his seconds did not list's to
I? when else, devotion is the resouree of old age and 6413* lite order of the Prefect of the Department of the Produced without issuclo care or tells • him, fiat got him to fight two other ro when he
7Use ROWLAND'S famed Macassar Oil: . • said his opporlt was not the man be field with,
oci alla=giahtd ambition, " who order unto God Cote measures an se betaken for peiseeiag all the Which, as resolving years go round,
3- the a the Devil." wolves, which. daring the present year, have cemseleed Mince excellent and good Is found.
•tad he would fight no more. Both were to d cost-
ditiou from CArishaaaitig ; and, althoegbAni Carman
it As kooteledge in general by dillneed itself, the se easy ravam la that pert ef the aseutry. Illustrious St !is/I—Royal l'Anoxixe,*
is Power Of Mei, sad is tit dosetiess to them, Basra's% Des. 22.-411 cemesenicatioes are bar the As Patrons to this OIL con.litne.
And with Imperial Russia's Mighty Lord. won, :it was hit severely.
OLIVER •ND SHELTON.—This match, which •
it . ! have bow maiiiviiod. Dope% unmet the mon teart iatertapttel in emmeguente of the Avert ever. Their eplaitiflitgriseious psuronege egorg ;'
caused so much disappointamat last week, in nut coming
i- easily to wombs over vbe "mph oodoovour to newts( in Learn Meshes and is Bevan*. The Danube. And VMS the Hair 14 Red or GM!,
I . render them solved. A gee* meeey'or ese &woo_ ,
Theit is
...sido_liash dear material
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