The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-14 00:00:00

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Frame ad oglodidoi of flaw%
vitiation of poses or wet is the East. Mogen.
thud, Ale:ands. de In Sends, lad Besjsuain
asked fee exploitations, whish were glees "
sisters of pie Interior sod of Please%
Admiral Halos. The Minister of Pianos
'hat he woad brine down is the Chamber
day (In • pnblie &Wog) the &Kip% sad
connected with it, and stated that the •
mold antosot to the stun of 361 msillions
Pssrrrs IFUWINI. Joys 11.--Pler per
at lilt ; kieteet, 92f. 3e.; cloned it 911.-Bank
I.llllsf.—Enclisnee oo London, onellostip,
three Menthe, 2M. 15e.

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Ton IC mo's DI awnia Roo st.—..*smerasy
jetty held his second Drawing Item this
width was eery splendidly attended. Ilk•
from his Palace in Pall Mall in his private
few Minutes after twelve o'clock, to his P►i;
Ikea, where his Majesty dressed in a Field
nwiferes. to bold the Drawieg hoots-
of the Reps! Family, consimit
of Tdrk, the Dockets of Kest, sad the Princes*
Matilda, came in state. sad the Royal
joined by the Prineees Assume in the h
I.whele of them. above pro o'clock. attesded
his those?, where the Princess of Denslark
dated to his Majesty. His Majesty. adsompanied
Ids Royal relatives, left hie closet. and
receive the compliant, of she foreign
and Ministers, end their Ladies. The
that took place were very autocross;
dour end pomp with's, and the crowd of
spectators without. view's( the e•mpeay
Palace, under the is of a delightfel
dered the *hole a very brilliant seine;
a Drawing-room more thinly attended was
ceased. But it may be the Ladles considered
too brilliant. sad, Eke ourselves. aaticipsted
whelming crowd, and therefore stayed away,
the deterioration which bloomier momplexiens
expensive costume must inevitably suffer a
circumstances ; •r. it may be, the annual I
St. Pears Cathedral drew them eastward.
Court was Neglected for theeharity. Shot
ter be indeed the fact, it world be a fact
cordiag.
Yesterday 'heretics, as the carriage ,
ors personage (said to be mach addicted
one enterprises, sod in high lack on the
was proceeding along Doke-street, St. James'
Colossi S to the Drawingßoom,
S. by two men who professed to beta's;
of Middlesex, and who absolutely topeeaded
oeighboeriag stoic-yard in spite of the
of the astonished coachman.
'f he sews of the words " throws silk'
est of the' Navigation Bill, was received
with the most enthusiastic marks of joy.
a general ►oliday asd day of rejoicing
inhabitants of that town. Most of the
decorated with legs, ribbons, Etc.. and
the chart& awl fastetin r..- -•-•

thrill eke inhales week. a COMlllattee
Hesse of Laraine, me a bill colitis, to
city of a peculiar smote, and no less thaw
shops took as actin part in it, the rest
nettles consisted of four Noble hoed,.
Chairman. From this, it may he easy
way the wind blew.

The well knows facts, that the Leather
toren are giving to the hitchers higl
bides, and that large entracte for anther
entered into, at id. to lid. per lb. less,
seat prices, are fall proofs of the great
be afforded by the repeal of even half
amounting to only 300,0001. per atom
the agriceltstrists, but also to the Leather
the Increased demand ; and to the pat
election in the prices of this necessary
DZIPILIMDINCI TUB Ravestoc—Oa Saturday
the Uulldhall, York, William Thomsen.
tanner, was convicted la the mitigated
fur making use of false, Input, or final
or suffering the same to be used in the
his leather, to the intent to defraud his ?
just duties by law granted. The penis;
law for this offence is 1001.—The two
forfeited.—This Wm. Mariam is •
Society of Primed% and one of those
ciety called " a truly loyal man." He .
loyal subject who at the last Whig Club
York, applied, with a Aciendly aspect, 5,
into the room, without titbit i ticket
idiom ; and who, om being retain admittal
the inmates set of radical reseelv."
Friend Tharnam's loyalty.

ALARMING ASCIDINTS.TIIIIO alarmiag
from carriages took plate this week near' -
Wednesday afternoos, as a geatleman -
is a gig, were goiag up James-street.
and fell ; the shafts were broke ow fall
meat; sad the gentleman and ease of ,
thrown out: but, from the gig herbag gmas
rate pace, and the horse lying quiet, eel(
ties were materially injored.and the other ,
at behind, was enabled to keep her mat 'til,
the other accident *et-erred
at the cud of Rose-street, where it joins Long-A
was mach wore merlons in its tmaseqseaces.
drays, with beer. were entering that narrow - -
ens street, with the usual disregard to ti
stagers, white two young men, as moan
went by them. had the rashness to attempt
the west side of the entrance, where the foot-pal
is little more than the breadth of the ki
coasequences were shocking. One of
caught, we believe, by the 'dad part
violently wrenched and thrown down.
'tarried w his lodgings, was removed to
pitel. where be lies, we were informed
his shoulder sad beck mash injured. 'I
the woad 'edam widest of a similar
happened lately en the mos, spat and '
the same brewers. Messrs. Reid and' Co.
street. In the fanner ease a pear man's a
—On that occasion, we are told. Mews.
very kindly contributed to the poor man'
'till his recover/ ; bet, from this repetition.
we treat they will carry their conshierSion
either forbid their drayage entering that
or me that they observe there a dire regard
sad Robe of hapless passengers. Seth
411 that. eaglit net, indeed. to be a Osamu!
carriages.

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HOUSE OF LORDS_.-rumumeri Jtortu.
A. iii. "b." ebbe le" lim simple lath °f*fteil The Bishop of EXETER pystated a Pentiostfrote
tee /si A. the FAS@ of the we C..“ 4 a _ 17. w the Parish °tilt. Sidertli, Exeter, apneas** Callolla 1
' sod by II"I'. bees, 4wweedee. we b." ea °Miami" " "el"' Pees' Bill-Laid oil the table.
sans Militia wele-ele ti eo...egatiltPimis,„,la,L,Plera„,,.•_nelet."llllitlatei.........firil,WlSLis leered itot.l.l ppenated a similar Penns% frees ffio I.
mbar the wext ---a ,- --• I. ..... eie•s" e• •"' tidy '" i-ee Parish of St:Rahlinads, in the eau., eity.-Leid or the OP
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1,„„.. mess that it le is pselse the same sodium' as when two.
ma en tbe
e_so...,- it best tiwaseitsto her heads. save that its edges have Mr. hixsox, fns m the &mono; Illooti, proonneteat ;
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"I"i°' heed let" ewers sind•ffiet it has heew I°°°ll lesiesalrY Account of the Ref Slue and Expeatiltere of the ell r. ,
ins of frame. • . to pease item „ache, paper, I. ceneersoseco Of dells"' est Presidents la iddia, from Slay fall, to May lOU
r Cents. opened nentiklwited tarried it costae* shoat her sinew she
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on lee table. .
dealt danalt, was 1111111211111imeed with it. The paper mmensentes with
Mil. Of. loc.; of tke hersim t
.a.. a sxonert taws.•
r ille 146 al if IM' The heel,' iid "ateat• -wane LORD CHANCELWR remiaded .illiii Loot. e
, wind e k sad ar.it.ii;lia.""esemed hybaei wdii.lictelifeiefeehire(etaftermehe Leedmie ships that a Bili.lied been brought op htili the *thee
Lott Aelabartems), by *sari of Chatham, awl lav the noose at the close of the last Sestet. to make emit kW
tined
changes in the ilabluzipt Law. Om tee ,it coo- • 1: •
nord ay isis Yin- sll4.this 1411 WisliZtlekrenielynseuriaffree. Cat ujor6eambehit. colflivGfe
ir-t.....ailtPdrfectOtOienb nitasoLeteear2.ryhetzeresiviadledasetisevwihis
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le title 'rasa, paper
swears that sons time in the ateeth of May, ISIS, the trroseesores or:: ea's,mi to dro to 1.......i5.5.,, a Bios
/he King went late pubs of Kent and the But of Warwick were at or'scii. himself. ..7.-n the subject Taiiii--.- at
tote carriage. a her beam; that the Earl,-is the presence a his Royal he w'sr;iolesr ready to perform. The km Bill be
1 Palates& Pier Illon. communicated to her the . secret of her i. should hew_ in. would a eocer,temide hardshiii
'iebl Marshal's Ises teethe" that the Earl said he this oeessiemed bring the emu ask :laws se it bow mood.
The &Resat dilteltemid among others, which timid reelfle" the fact i a Comealsokii of Baultrapicy were lased omelet** die-
ing of the Dolts 4" tfeitles-lsed "lea"? Pledged .himself ea barle tlee. I° titular Virus, all the partners were imolvearia the Ws, I
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ht. carefully *ME a &nog oppertantty ; that sae tinge , fate, whatever* might hare been their goods*. Nowt
Relatri."'"ive° wereSa2--- ;Prated", eeetteal°2l76 the Earl, as his I"ttra iroln MOO had different feelings. and there were sees .110
ar wick-muldec when these rape» were deposited, de- would (matt it highly imported to their ehaiamer to
• Pelee** The lieirid " the defame" • P•rt"i" them, the Duke of have the commissiost of Bankrupt seperAded. ilsmthrl ,----
riled *algae* Wed WV/ ellP•liaPeeeloge end she derma" UMITUff ale of being obliged to take their es. Degasses. •
mirk was lowa- oath tabs to teaks thla &cameos public moil after the This, however, wield not sow be dose, 10111110114
the leltrompasied by elm" a hie late Majesty 764 111144" which hove honesty might entitle them to it. The of this I.'i
beee Shia al* ill' "PP"' pertly of tbe Preemie"' bet Bill, therefore, would be to inroad the hiera%.lllllo4 parti- • .
"'sew"
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ilMillY ill panel of leandleelseaff• see relative and Yeti' cola', awl to en' able the Lord Chammiler. Or the Lord
a Ambassador! Ur: 'n.. simonise J. Dunalorisr is spoken to bee
Keeper of the Seal, in cases of Bateleruptey cadet a
• presentations lee, (Orilla, who was long the toothiest/al clerk of that joint commission, to supersede the Lamm a aseleet .
and the spies- easiest lawyer; the other_s_igosters aid the sign ma-
ene einem Bankrupt, (any one of ilso re) ARO 1
of well-dressed nod are supported by the affidavits of two or three gee- had satisfied all his creditors. Oa i MI. he
ay entering the dense; and. emoagtothers, by Mr. Vaaeoever, the sheald, therefore, introduce soother Hill le ethead some
him day, ret, brother of the celebrated navigator; and Mr. Dickler other part of the baukrept laws, sod he ho iled that, to-
NC a ffiesselaire plate.
yet, after all. The bud-writing of his Majesty is verified _/eY eli gather with the present. it would paris base fho close
of the Session. He should afterwards pore' anollsti
was rarely wit- Inthia Lewes, also deceased, by the !snowing affidavits Bill, hat as from the impatience of the masses he bail 1 .
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*Wired the day dated the SA of June is the last year - not yet made ap his mind with respect tea all the classed i
tlpated as over- • " Sir Watkin Lewes. height, new residing at the Low which it ought to contain, he eland lastly lay it on
away. "rue° as "b""1". lAdiat•-1414 ill the cit,' of Leeled"' their Lordships' table for consideration, end should not
,n,pleatea, mid ineketh oath sod eaitb, that
is
know his ltite lii IL ;f. i: 1.
flee under eachMa expect the measure so he carried Into elfeS wittil the es.
Meng George the and Is well amilialae'" we' his
.. I suing Session. The Noble Lord tbs. breight is the first
, baud-writieg, be ((tits depthent) having in various Pew' Rill. which was read a first time.
al festal"' itlia he situations rmivedtplfielal decussate signed bt his e. ..
a. •nr..AISTRYND and others brought tip a Messed b •..4
card,
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'sad late Mar" i sad this dePilleal far*" ellei - from the Commons, annountinr tbattbey. heel Bred to
Should this Ist- bath was' y inspected the original documents referred . t •
fact worth re- to by the above-named defitodant in her affidavit. sworn the-a:weediness made by theirlordahipe to the 'agrsat
Laws Amendment Bill. They also brought op several ,
she 21st inst., sad that the name of ' George R.' sub •
private Bills which were real a first time.
1 "ail ad e° lash of the mid drauments " are "4" "" - The Manslaughter tied the Warrant of Attorney's Bills
re of e° illuele-- (erred to by the said defeadant, is the proper heed- were read a third time and passed.
eted to Asgard- writing of his mid late Majesty King User the Third, The Annuities Memorial bill was reed a stood time.
the turf lately) as this deposest verily believes. "W. Lewes. The Recognizance' Bill went throngh a Committee.
James's, to fetch " Sours at the New Imo in the Old Bailey, London, The Report of the Irish weds Regime, Bill was re•
a. it was yokes the 25th of Juste, WI, heroes ceived. and tire Bill was ordered to be eogroseed.
befit% w •111011111 VA PLATT, by ONNIMiSsiOII."
STATE or IIILAND.
!pelmet. "L Sl{ is a The Marl 411Cliadnan heeled Is" " long since deed, The Marquess of LANSDOWNE thought it right to
eel" dilhe°llPaelm° is proving Idebemsl-weiling by any iafonn their Lordships, that having rewired a tomato- t ; it
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is reemdstreweee witnesses now Beteg,. who bad actually sea him write
to frequently as to costae them to testify a it. nicatioa from the Noble Earl at the head of the Trusty.
slang,. that be wand do his best to attend in his plas ...•
silk" being left .
..„ to-morrow, be (the Manistee" of L.) should rm. 1 St
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edits Conglemo, .. stitrei ore liata•eieed to correct the stetense" in the slide make the wati.iglooof *lnch he bail ghee notice on
ay. Friday was ...n three*, of the mu" why the further °ere* the State of Irelaod.-Adjourned. , WI
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tot „mart the Most is -•• Oils against the King's Proctor," in the -r-
-e weed., were Prescott", Court, was postponed. The facts were, *ROUSE OF COMMONS.
„ea the- bells se . -whilst De. Laskin/kin was speekieg, *Gentle-
woi to Os !ding's A se a acrefrom /11 13111013.1.a33603. . .. _-• __
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els istenthirmiona. • • .• - °IF 11111 V . -47 Darljeeife• Criffafie
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eiretrlßMlllP;Tlltlithlt Dr. List-
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inst., bad done speaking, it was shown to him, and Sir E. KNATCHBULL protested a Oehler' Rem the , _ e',
to a school chit. he made the applicatioo to the Conn, to which no ob- Hop growers of Canterbury and the eastern parts of the
tip nine dii.• jection could properly ha wads.-(Courier.) county of Kent, praying that re alteration may be made
est of the Com- is the 511th of the late King, for notating the mathisig .
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s, and the usual SIIIPPI4VO INTELLIGENCH. of hops.
rto guest which ' --ow- A conversation ensued, in which Mr. Cuareol nitli-
Pacuotrrn. Joie 12.-Arrived the Francis Preeling, drew his notice upon the subject of the Laws for ergo-
Ratter if inufae. ;;teth".ji rsailedi from I:4lprtiftht.• titaM;Lh:ll ilibrlitur imalattaerd tbbisaialetaettaktliaot of Hope.
birtil;iag";:.,"ahred 'lll7 ltlitlreitartli;
ig,her Prices for the Maribirongh parciet; altod eramthe od Gaapi Fiotistteartare in the next &Isle°. t
neer are already the Lady Arahella packets for Lisbon ; also arrived the Sir E. KNATCHBULL presested a similer petition
se, than the pre. Oaks or Kent packet. from Lisbon, soiled May 26.-Ott from the Western division of the county of Kent.-Both
at relief that will the port the Speedy, Andrews, from Alicant to London. the liell'isuis were ordered to be PAntiid•
r the leather tax, -Wind E.N.E. dlr. CURTEIS then gave notice that he should bring )
am ; net alone to PLYMOUTIS, June 12.-Arrived the Murray. Thomas, in a Bill to regulate and amend the mid Act early in the
!other Trade, by from, Madeira.-Wind-Wind E, next Session.
PORTIIIOIITII, JUNO 13.-Soiled the Foxhound, Mad- moms Patin. 1
ohne, by the et distil", ter London.-Wind S.E. Mr. ABERCROMBIE postponed his motion relating .
r of life. Darr, JUNG 13.-Came down from the River, and to the Press in Scotland, from the 19th to the 23th .., i
Saturday kits at sailed the Wischalsey, Adamson. fur 13-sgal t Isabella. instant.
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Silk, for Madeira. Tenerife, Valparaiso, and Lima; the Sir T. LETHBRIDGE wished to npprise the House
wise of that city,
r nit Industry, Westerman, which ship were ported rester- that es he hsil gir.e° we!' I°,l° asikests",, delette•tiVe a L 4
d penalty, °,' `,". day, still remains on the Goodwin Sands, her Inaiiwnisat I former "elision. °e found that he elank° tet 'l' able 14
°Sem" weights, is an away, and her raft and deck thrown overboanl, bring forward his motion omit about ten days Furore,
the weighing of part of wl:icb has been picked op here and at Dover; and us many Honourable Members would then have 1..4 '
iis Majesty of the the boatmen still have thoughts of getting her off, and town, he should withdraw it altogether until the ne4
nay awarded by are using every effort in their power.-Wind E.N.E. Session.
two weights were - --- - --- - The further consideration of the Report of the Stamp
SPORTING INTRLLIGNXCE. Duties Bill was.postponed to Monday est.
member of the -......-. The Stith Hearth and Window Tax Repeal Bill was
1 members of so- GUILDFORD RACEIL-Wroxesnao, JUNE 13. committed, and the Report ordered to be received to -
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He is indeed that His Majesty's Mate of 100 guinea,.
Doke or Riolnonit's Carborano .. .. .. 1 morrow. i
Club Limier in Mr. COL'RTENAV gave notice that on Monday he 1)
Mr. Gibbons's Carded .. .., .. .. 2 l
t. to be admitted Mr. Howard's Mielster .. .. .. 3 should loos, for leafs to bring in a Bill for annexing II
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et or recommend- Mr. bledVel's Atom the punishment of bard labour to soots offences wli.v.i,
mittance. termed 6 to 4on the winner. did not incur it under the existing law.
re" $o mach fur
Sweepstakes of fire soversigs each. starazza JAIL. i I
Duke of Richmond's Rioter .. .. .. 1 Mr. Alderman WOOD rose to submit his motion rte
Mr. Gibbons's Copilot .. .. .. .. 2 listing to llchester Jail.
seder accidents Mr. A. F. Berkeley's Miss Ann • • • • • • 3 Mr. Secretary PEEL felt that what he was about to
ear Loag-Acre.- do :night be irregelar, but he oi.shed to appeal -to 411 e
with two ladies. No bettiagal,Tottersall's yesterday. Howourable Alderman motto waste nictitate( the House,
'the Issese,„sliPPed i Nwie-Mat a. Neivra AND SPRING. The hang •x- because lie was sore that be sold convince even hini of
meg ein i.e Pin'e- pacsod sod as.ob wished for match botween these big the itexpediency of his inotiou under existing cisme-
!' the ladies were of the list, was made after dinner at Laurence's, the stances. A Committee of the most respectable Indisi- i
duals in the reentry were now sitting to inquire into ..1 .
If Feu" a Red Lion Lao, flamptek.on Wednesday, after discussing 1
I".,_tee",__,°l ~_ e- the lights. Fifty periods aside were deposited, to be
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tbo facts relatiag to the subject of the county jails and .... ,
ewe 's°7• a" ' made 300/. and to fight in a twenty.fourafeet ring, is their tail situation.' ,„„ ,‘ t.
at 'till lifted from moeeasher. tor. AneKENSON and PM G. OZNYST, concurred in
"erred on Monday Abbot having forfeited tee pounds to Oliver, for the this suggmtion' t
s Long-Acre; sad
battle which was to have takes place on Wednesday. the Mr. Alderinao WOOD expressed his desire to coin- ',
equesces. Three match was renewed lost night, to take pia:* on Wed- Ply al" the wish" of the Iluusei and witheimi hie
arrow and danger- needsy se.„lght. gnOtlollo
the safety of paw Coax Exams!, Joss 14.-The wheat trade is vety Mr. BROUGHASI wished to ask the Right flux. .
nas the first dray doll this morning, and few buyers, at a fall of la. a.is. Gent. (Mr. tioulburo whether he hail wade Iris Len-
non"' to pas or r quarter, from Monday's prices. Nutting hut the mate of the number of ()Leers to Is employed under tte
the foot-pareasst Ctest samples can be sold. A great deal of wheat from new Act in Ireland. . .
kirk.stone. re° Monday remains on hand. There is also a fall of Mr. GOL•LitURN satd it was i•mpossible, from tide
f the yosag men. emersion Berle SAW Oatc-Peas and Beans sunn„Pert` nature of the measure, to say how many Officers ve.,-.1..i
of the dray, was moode„,.. rites y e" be employed.
and, after being '• P .., Mr. BROUGH.III was aware of that difficulty, 1.• s
to Middlesex Bee, SMITHFIILD Ai•ItKET. JUNE 14.-There was an FT- what be wanted was the maximum of the numbers the
d „numbly, with traordinary full market this morning of every 1
i-elerils• Right Hon. Geodesist) contemplated as likely to he
Trish,, we teem, is tion ofcattle. A great number of oxen from last Moo• placed at the disposal of tiorerunient.
lar hind that has 'ittreeellest:letet met with heavy sale.-in ieale and Mint"' Mr. Plil7NK.El'l' said . few words as to the impos-
tby the drays of .61 r was very great, amongst which, was a great sibility of making the estimate, which were itsandinls. 1 ti,
lc of Liquor• Pon- quantity of fat steep, bit owing to the warm weather
!OM! TITHES. ~
s atm was broken. eye were unsaleable.-Prime Laud. °tunnel last I
i Mr. GOULBURN it.itild assure the Hoene that in be. •
mils. Reid and ce. Monday's prices.-Upon the whole the market ap / ~...wing ili.: organ of introducing this great vicinity', he
aura auhaistawee peared dull in sale, as the• twitchers do um like to over i 1,,,i out pr,..„l„,ed upon heir,/ Able to succeed where
/dotter accidents_ stock themselves at this season.A
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, other gentlemen load 4., often -Ailed {but he came f, r- Beef, ils. 6d. to its. 4d. ;-Mutton. Vs. to 21. (Id t--Vesl. t • Sion flusher, and _swan od the pert of the Irish liovertiment, with Cie
a .6d. to 4s. 6.1.1-I.ainh, 34. 04. to 44.3.1.-Pork, nominal.
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that narrow pals' HALtr•X. A tortesuo d tat Halifax pre.elit rurmure as the first fruits of their considers-
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egard to the lives • ° r° writes- lion of the state of that country. He did not expect to
rh a narrow street " Jane 8. Our market to.day is, as it ha. been for 4 itiafr those who had put forward wild and visionary .
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coughfase for any some times exceedingly dull, and both meal std dour .cticioes of appropr;atiog the proprry of the Church to
4 an lower in price." :ht etigenciea of the State, aid thereby to pull dins the
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