The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-02-27 00:00:00

In an appeal
Es‘ex Ker v. Si
Brougham wer
CELLO It a 44

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merit. —Ordered.
Easex Ku to 1,-

The Itnnly
and pared.
The Excheq!er
Commons by Mr.
time.
ith reference

j ud
With re-

C ELLO ft oVserved„ _ only two rs..—
, the I, cage, and the claim to the
sii:Octtultro the latter, itizliaremained to receiveproofs es. „
gag_ probably .their ips =odd be lodeeed to sk &rms.,
DtRR to receive those proofs, which would, perhaps, only take
up twri or three days. These proofs Laving received, their
Lordships might theu decide open the Feu. cue and the claim to
the Peerajte. wirier dlesdill the eades upon this sub-
ject now before the tlappie, •
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:NOUSE OF COMMONS.
. AN. boat the Peers announced their Lordships' assent
WU* lisglg&at Debtor 8111.
MR. WALSH.
A Pabea bons the Office 4 Chamberlain of the City of 14n-
enred at the Bar a Copy of the Record of Conviction of
• tri„:47,! Wal.?.
Mr 1, mlbern, pursuant to an order of the House, brought up
the Cops at * Letter from the Lord Chief Baron to Mr. &vie-
-401- Ryder, and a Copy of the free Pardon granted by the Prince
Regent to Benjamin Wakh.
On the %lode& of Mr. ABERCROMBIE, it wen ordered that
they be printed.
IRISH FINAVCE COMMITTEE.
Mr. W. POLE gave notice, ;teat be would to-morrow move
that the name of a Member "ho did nut attend on the Irish
Finine.t Committee should be erased, in order to substitute
another Lleneentan hi his place.
On Ihe Motion of Mr. VA NSITT ART, the same Committee
were meted to take into its consideration the proportion of
the &ha 4 Cre' Britain and Ireland, as compared a ith each
other. 1.!le tarfoui reports of the CommissionenofEnquiry in
Ireland. -sere abn referred to them. -
Mr. ABERCItOyIBIF gave notice, that on Monday, next be
would move fora Return of alt Persons placed in t.,e Army or
JOwre-fnverrthe--ruTts-dtiring t .e List two years, including a
statiment•of [hit Offences of which they had been convicted ;
atm a Returner the Number of PrTSOfl6, who, during the same
ipti`ertn I. Ic.ve received free Parlous, with the nature of their
CAPTAIN TOMLINSON.
Mr. CROKER observed, that in the course of
the debate Last night, the case of Captain Tomlinson
had been alluded to, and at that• time he was not
prepared with the necessary information to exculpate,
this meritorious Officer. It was stated, that he had
not been honourably acquitted of the charge made
against him; but by papers, for which he should take
the liberty of now moving, the contrary would evi-
dently appear to be the fact. He submitted the sub-
ject to the House in the first instance, thinking that
not a moment should he lost, in removing an unde-
served stigma from the character of Captain Tomlin.
son. He therefore moved, That there be laid before
the Hoye a Copy of a Letter from the Solicitor of
the Navy, reporting the result of the trial of Benja-
min Ferret' and Nicholas Tomlinson, at the Old Bai-
ley, on the 21st July, 1810.
Mt. ABERCROMBIE wished, that his Hon.
Friend (Mr. Brougham) who had made the statement I
complained of, had. been- present, that if it were tie-
emery he might explain any thing objectionable in
what be had urged, for he was sure there was no man
to whom it would give greater pain to do injustice to
the character of a gallant Miter.
Mr. CItOKF.It would have waited until he should
have seen Mr. Brougham in his place, but the fact
was, that the production of this document would ra-
ther strengthen than weaken the side of the argument
be had espoused.
The Motion was then agreed to, and Mr. Croker
immediately brought up the document for which be
had moved.

LfINDON: • - rtet
THDRIDAE, IRSaumLy 27, late....
.1 ,714 • 411
A Lisbon. Mail arrived this forenoon,.►
we have tiiiiitred Portuguese Papers to the 17th inst.
The folio are the west interesting extracts :
.01 At OFFICIAL DISPATCH
FROM HIS EXCELIAVEY.. IIARSNAL GENERAL LOAM
WELLINGTON, TO HIS EXCELLENCY DON NIGUEL
PEREIRA roniAz, DATED 11EAD-QUARTFA3, FRET-
N %DAP, ran. 5i 1812.

" 4 The enemy has no troops on this side of the
river Tormes. Notwithstanding, I have received
accounts from different places stating, that General
BONNET has evacuated the Asturias, which intelli-
gence I before cemmunicated to yoiir Excellence,
incline to doubt the truth of these commnnic.attods.,
It is certain that that General concentrated his troopd I
in Oviedo, between the 15th and 20th of January,
and that Po acIER has occupied Gijon. General
ABBADIA put his army in motion on the 20th ult. in
order to oblige General BONNET to retire with his
army from the .Asturias. I hear that there is in the
Madrid Gazetti, of the 2Sth of January, a copy of a
letter from Marshal Scam to King JosErn, an-
nouncing his entrance into Valencia, Gen. BEANE
having been made prisoner with *16,000 men. No
movement of importance has taken place in the South
of Spain."
LISBON, Frs. 16.
" Not a word of news. Ciudad Rodrigo is again
placed in a respectable state of defence, and our
troops have in general retired. MARMON; It is
reported, proposes to evacuate Salamanca, in toto.
He has already left that place with his army, and is
now at Toro. Head-quarters are at Freynadas,
where hunting, shooting, and private theatricals, ire
the order of the day.
" A letter from Freynadas, dated Feb. 4, states,
that on that day head-quarters were at that place,
and gives the following additional particulars :
Gen. BONNET had evacuated the Asturias, and
rived with 6000 men at &detente. The limbos.

KiNA having taken prisoners the garrison of Huesca,
!consisting of 1000 men, was, whilst conducting
them towards Navarre, attacked on the 11th Jan.
by 3000 French, who atternpted.to release the pri.
boners ; but his gallant division succeocled in com-
pletely repulsing them with the loss of 15.00 teen
In killed and prisoners. In Catatonia the I'atricl4
continue to obtain great advantages; the enemy's,
farce in that province being far from respectable.
44 The Governor of Badajoz has issued an order
that all the peasants who choose to work on the for.
tifications, shall be paid 320 reels per day. The
garrison of that fortress has evinced, much dissatis-
faction at being placed upon half rations.".---(Liebe&•
Diary, Feb. 10.)
. 0.1111.1"1.1t.
VALENCA Dig AtzAwrmuf, 31.'
" The .enemy who occupied points on the Tyo,
and banks of the Toter, have lessened some
.pxri-
SOIS, and entireijwithdrew others. Talavera has a
very trifling garrison. The expeditionary diviiion,
commanded by Brigadier Monett*, on the 14th inst.
entered Ciudad Real, the. enemy having provionaly"
abandoned it. The inhabitants received his troops
as welcome guests, showing that they remained
constant in the principles of our just cause. Bri-
gadier MonELLA intended attacking the French
garrison of Almagro on the sixteenth, but the
French, informed of this design, arrived with

ORDNANCE ESTIMATES.
Mr. WARD brought up the Ordnance Estimates
for the year 1812, and having laid them upon the ta-
ble, he gave notice, that on Monday se'nnight, in a
Committeo of Supply, he would move that they be
taken into consideration. It was ordered that they
beginted.

_as Committee on the Local Militia Amendment
Bill was postponed from this day until Friday next.

CQIIIIERCIAL LICENCES.
Mr. Gou!burn brought up an Account of the num-
ber of Commercial Licences granted during the last
ten years, and a Memorial from .the Merchants of
llull against their issue.

ids. IiROUGHAM moved, that there be laid be.
fore the House an Account of the number of Com-
mercial Licences issued within ten years previous to
1785, and within the ten years previous to 1804,
distinguishing those granted for import or export,
and those that were transferrable or-not transferrable.
DELAY IN CHANCERY.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR, in pursuance of his no-
tice, rose to move for the re-appointment of the
Coq►mittee of hist year upon this subject. He ex-
plained, that his object was, that the suitors in Chan-
cery, -
ppeiJant
receii

Posed
berg
Pons
Lock 1

Simeon 4.
Chascery,
This

comfort upon th
perhaps of a
emfayMajor-General, sit
_ e tank
down
andin
Lieutenant-Colonel, which, ded • ucting the income
tax, does not exceed seventeen shillings a day 1 It
has been advanced that commissions are not par.
chased in the Marines. Now, it is a notori •
ous fact'
much to the honour of the Army, that, of late years
not one in ten of the Officers of the Line purChase'
till they arrive at the rank of Captains. The reas '
is plain :—the many brilliant action's hi wic* °4
that
body of men have recently been
engaged,
have so
______ --- !thinned-their ranisie-that we msestioilif these
_,..... nave been sufficieut to refute so foul a a IBC is a
subaltern in the whole army aid enough to buy •
calumny. It it with regret, deep regret, thae:lee I commis. • * iii
commission, seeing e door of promotion is so 6,
opal,
feel ourselves compelled to give up all hopes as to I The first
any alteration, calculated to promote the prosperity from 11 , thirteen to fifteen' years, and any
of the nation, taking place in the Councils of the one m 3)
'PRINCE; and we fear much that his Ro judge of their merits by obserripg the donations
yal High- 1 9f
the Patriotic Fund.
ness, at the time he wrote his Letter to the
D:shc of nix, must have been aware that It is said, that the Dui of TiliAXOU'Eli will *re
the proposals it contained would not be accepted. soon make a ' 'to F •
jinni!, . arts, for the purpose Of
Where was the neeessity of writing through the me- I bringing over hieele.dren, wbo.bare been resident
dium of a third party, when it was notorious that :in that city ever since the peace, with their
mother,
his Royal Highness was in the habit of consulting 1 the Countem.
the two Noble Lords for which the letter was in- . Many strenuous friends belonging to the Opposi.
!non are absent by itleres i among the *umber,
tended, on many occasions of vital Importance, 1
ante : Earl of Mg. oit.ncez is cootined in Y - the
oirkshire with
In fact, had even consulted with them on thelorma- , the goo.,
tion. of a Ministry. As the Peleea wished to," Mr. PONC01(111, although, its a Prqrassiso state
~.akissigthen *is hands. by the association of these with of recovery from his tote serious accident, will not,
eilitiin he had acted in pulsate life, he was of course ' we fear, be able to attend his duty in Parliament
lon f
aware for some time; he is,.bowever, sufficiently well to
coincided with theirs of their sentiments, MO his own had alwaysfee
his friends on public busineal, and a meeting
footle ion period of his 'of the Opposition was accordingly held last night
political existence.—How Oft • could his Royall•at his honer in Old Burliugton-street, preparatory
.. ,
Highness, for one single moment, so far attempt ;to Sir TiININAS Tenron's arseime, in the Honse ri
to degrade those friends as to offer them a I Cr'ewaaasr this day, for the Douse to resolve itself
share in an Administration, with which,
ae I into a Ce.rrunittee on the State of the Nation.
Mr. W. Maxwexe would have voted for Mr.
knew, they could not act without It tots! derelitie , BANKsejlioon on Col. Willieneos's sinecure, but
non, of all public principle ? He knew their feelings ! was prevailed by indisposition.
and their sentiments, and he knew that they differed Mr. BENT ON'S name was inserted by mistake in
entirely with the existing Administration. He fir the List of the Majority in the division on Friday
approves of that Administration, and then Offiers night •
Is it not singular, that, of the City Members
their opponents a share in ft, Does it not appear
none voted on Mr. BANS re's motion but Mr. 11.'
like an endeavour to entrap those Noble Personages Comae ?
by some underhand plot of the Minister?---some rare It is worthy of observation, that **four English
attemptof special pleading conceived by &little mind, County Atensbers lippear to have voted with Minis.
,which judges the rest of mankind by its own stun- tens in the division on the appointment of Colonel
bi'Mauos to the office of Paymaster of Widows'
dard. The Patrice knew they could not accept his Pen . s -
; toe four wore—Mr. Caters, of Hemp-
proposals ; or, if they had, they would have re- shire ; Mr. LYDON, of Worcestershire • Mr. Leek.
ceived and deserved the unqualified contempt of all BRIDGE, of Someraetsbite ; and Lord ine; Meet.
tamest men. How far a Prince becomes free her for Northumberland,
from the general impatation, which would cba- Yesterday morning the it/nox AoToc.itee attended
the PRINCE. Roamer at Carlton Howie, and laid be-
racterize au individual subject in similar circum.
fuse his Royal Highness the proceedings of several
stances, we will not venture to determine. His let.
-A ar. .
Courts M nal
ter has throwu a melancholy gloom over the most His Masssin's lemiestaier have, of course, beep'
brilliant period of his existence. The impression it superseded. In their respective employments, by the
now excites, we will not attempt to express; but Royal Hoolebold falli anderebe collegial of the
when the poignancy of sorrow Is past, it will diffuse Loan SUMAS* to 'the tit INVIT, ~
over his memory that embittered feeling of morbid Yeaterby a Cotta Directeee woo held '
at the
Fast Indio Mutate Vim flptslit Jraitits, of the
sensibility, which arises from the destruction of tatty of Liven, And Captain GLEDSTANLI, of the
hope fors eried is ideal excellence, and which appear e b'it I aliens. Bensley tont• leivejareviously to de.
to have hit, ass other foundation than the delulee peeling for Madras and 'polka. cif:slain W. Pat-
dreams of ati','Potalted Idiaginatieu.- No good tgirdli VHS swots Into the command of the Thomas
. Oreeretiir destined to Ceylon, ind Penal.
now be expected from toy thing but a
The %bilk atiou of tbe ' of Sten.; nestly eons. '
system, and a change of system can only resvall"ffialk, ,
___kast:_. pietes the number
ofoil I Which ate now
'OILIAMENTART REllot9f. This measly*. m•°11 Ire overned by Deputies; and, astonishing as it may
.gan.a. fee--13adly calledler, until it is oltlatted.-eo appear, the Kings of DesurAaa, Priessia, and Sae.
It alone can save the Throne, which already tot.' eissa, are the only aneiftit Monarchs in &trope who
tees, and the country, from ruin. In a word, pub. sit in form upon their Thrones, and they are moat
materially curtailed in their dominions, powers, and
lie catimities have so wonderfully increased, and the'
revenues. The Throne, of Great Britain, Sweden,
lamentable errors into" which "the fusee has been
.„ . 0 ~ Portugal, Spain, And Sicily, .ihte,. maw governed br
lately seduced, promise such an, bier-ease ge' pO%. Regents, or Viceroys. ... ..eriesias
that every rational mind must feel the "itie,
..,
.. .in gee case of a motieti ' i expulsion oLia--
tion, that PARLIAMENTARYRREORIN II 4)11111460611 . ° Member of the House of a. ,s, he appears'
EDGE FROM REVOLUTION. is
a +s" 4 liis place, the charges pr. • . ted 'loins' hi '..
' • •
.0,-. ; '1•1-1"1'At.7.;:., ''4,,,: and he is called upon for his ',.. , . If the '
passes for his expulsion, the
.. SHASEIt cotsmaniedit
We h O
ate of late received a ',melet* of k4etreilte.
, the sense of the House in a solemn speech from the
'Pecting the Royal Marines, in "aseciaeaea of "the Chair, the person expelled retires, atel a new writ ise
rejection of Mr. HUTCHINSON't notion, iii the House ordered immediately to be issued for the place for'
of Commons, 'for imudiorating the condition of that which he was Member.
very numerous, brave, and much-injured corps...-. —......
We should have willingly given a place . ift • 901 The following commercial interchange, to a limited
of these
th
colextent, has been consented to by the Goveruments of
columns to e whole ese contentniefeletoVell•
the sobjece is of that nature whith Greet Britain and France :—ln return for fear hogs-
leatioer, demonstrates- the iniquity of the conduct
, in a very marked 1
1 hands of claret,
• , sugar of 12 cwt. or 1200 skins, orne hog
o medicinal drugs
114110101 by Ministers, in reference to a class of men to an indefinite amount.—The quality of the claret
' high degree, to the listo ' -ea as is .e.stood -

Pi th 6000
Spain for

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441"iiilwa.
.: ...x..-A.,.--0.7 is expected there wi
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT., s Arr. Mails.
..*A:1..., • : Mai ',, 30,000 they have demanded of
Haight I
--willow—
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HOUSE OF LORDS, F 63. 26. I - it 44 iiteith."—(Same Paper.)
peal from the Goof.: or Session in Scotland " Lady 0
u. Sir James times Xer," Mr. Maeonnoehle and Mr. 0
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were heard for the Appellant. The LORD CHAN- 0 ......... „.. ... Jersey
asked if the Respondent pressed for costs, which being - 0
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r his Counsel, his Lordship muved to affirm the u ►i,- litid in a city —(Lisbon Diary Fels. 1
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Bernd. The question :tram upon a claim of
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.17441 ls. repbrt. -Was circulated last night,. in .i
to be the heir °festal! to the Roxburgh estates, w .
pier 10? • i . •
d itzaimt her. , • eh . ,
Iveat Debtors' Aiasadaseat Bill was read a third Lille Coif.
• /Mks ' ' . ' ,'" Edition of an Evening Paper, and this day
.. . . . per coat. . %
Dolidart .
hecoer Bills Feuding Bill was brought ap lhassethe 4 itieCtmes. } . - - 'Moraine Post, thaerarl Vfoi RA and l
oy Mr. Peale and other Members, and read a Brut 5 per Ceot.,lola, :
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Witt MIL 75-7:151 .. - , , cli (-1 sigepOrwl agreed td.loin the pitsept Mioist
r•reace so the Roxburgh cases, the, LORD CHAN-
opierred, that only two remained for adjudication, .-;,..;1.4_ `_4l._;.. Atelik_!„ .oioOld -have thOnght that the names of thes

plaisted, that kis object was, that the suitors in Chan- - .....'" ...'...'''. ''. '...' '5" n'''''. 7" i who have-i :
great reinforcements, so that Moseu..s. retired to Winded, in so high a- degree, to the In to be such as is usually understood tinder the dis-
atry, as well as in the Appellant Jurisdiction, should
eceive justice with as much faellity as in any of our Ciudad Real, but without other' loss than thet of 404416' ig elmii. splendid naval victories which I tinctien of prize claret.—The transaction' tie to corn-
him imiagth. sells I'i woo 4021u,ation, and mence by the importation of the wine, in-the tailkned
Aber Courts. The enquiry mould. be first directed three soldiers and eight horses killed, and eve men '7'7 ir'---..i. oututit-or properties, -freer Frane.—Catrifiniably
!o ascertain what progress hid been made since the efeanded.”—(Ziksrffo.,Poriageesa.../416.,/}4.4.0.4 111,rw inti346Kl.4____.. it,. _lfflittilfi, . PireV/ -•"" `with these confttions, six licences, fora kidifferent
alt year •; and sacandip. to-dieenver the' causes of 7' • • • - -'...,-- - . ..w.h...' -- • I+4 "'-'-'- Mawr 'WM elk • l'o.; hurt the sate ear oeS were on the lath inst. signed by N ' APOLEON,
" ga..o4.lSite 44.. 44., • '.- ' 5 7
the great delay so unsversafly eiroplained of. He -ti We have • '`
:no intediapeems from tire, pierdilp &lin? Istelltelkless.ll4,llofgrear interest which and remain in the bands of the Grantees on the other
concluded by snering the nomination of the Commit- 1
Portugal, which indicates" - - ' ,s - e elf bile«endielisilifsessplic -mind, pre- \ side of the water.—Aethe size or tonnage of !fie vet-
tee, which was agreed to by the House. He pro-1 t , .
tell
to be employed in tik-trairsc is not specified,
posed that it should consist of the following Meta- deration. from Campo .lial7, . pl4llfAlln ' •. is from ' ' *itll; ‘ .well-founded
the dimensions ma spOnW at the convenience
bers :—Mr. Taylor, the Attorney-General Mr oth, they write as foll44etessik . . *Obi - - y totsiat.
« • - -----w - • _i _, or thscretioa of the. -•- ••J , •
Ponsonby, Mr. Whitbread, Mr. Wilberforce' Mr.. dajoz• are spite/OmA .'--. * - . .• , 6 -,e- towshowever, illibleft the opportunity "" Mr. PAUL" 004 of timrleets of Ms' JlTSsilks, lately
Lockhart, Mr. Simeon, Sir S. Remaly, Mr. Burton, ; d ;le Toil it,, lie, ~u,,,„„4.4 .• by tbe shortnesi at' our Pailianseneary De- .lost on the IlasieseijCiihs been so fortunate is to
the Solicitor:General Mr. Wilson, Mr. Edward i , n-1,,..." .'
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•
I )sere in en ^ `' VI ' g "'"ist iiitiCtilisert 4 Letters signed Matlisalls-IsPen eisl makO'lds itern,prison at Amsterdam, and has
~ . .. -a - ".14* Morris, Mr. Glee, Mr. Horner, Mr. Abercrombie, IrIm• - ' 1411104 • '' • ' . .
Mr. Broegisam, and Sir J. Nichol. ' provisions; Ahoy state ; ammo leilevet, Intendleg.to follow this op3ittlpme-eflies tirkisesd at Yetritontis, accompanied by a Gentleman
-three Indies. Previous to his leaving Holland,
Sir S. ROMILLLY objected to the names of Mr. iftfr!amYs •2011-01torm."'
..., ' .K ' ' .11..ti.49'..„... Ither c`Mnmanicatm"" wit hay* - -" • " Ilse officers and irew of the Manilla were on their
Simeon snit Mr. Morris, as both were Masters is • '' • A / • n ••• al :• , ?r• .
4. • -portanity offers. Meanwhile we'.
Itch for Verdun. The whole of the Manilla's cress
Chancery, and might be implicated. in thedeky.— " "YeaSTlOlO arrived In tialleinitiel4e • • arse otkor , .f Os!'
This su • ggestion was seconded by Mr. Abercrombie, IL aszaSea, Into General sifirek . ,Ai whieh the ROyai ''" • ' . - *except eight men, were saved.
' ,We barn with extreme conceits, that in the neigh-
and resisted by the Chancellor -of-the Excbeneers as ' r...." -
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Mr. Simeon, Mr. Wilson and Mr. Taylor. • Irlse ^""J'W;fl "n'inonndent Ils: .. ' - 41441tet Senw "levngneed 4441011 —. . . lailli=r rh bdof II dd ti Idwithin abort cl- tante of
1!«. ison o a ers a las ss
t 'Ger.; that totra, no fewer than twenty frames or machines
eeestion being pet, after a shart.diecnagene. &Ike., 4pesb.marasaaant of thlkireititalmy ' ifibt; ••. it seems most ezt , , diet a 11:4,011f
hairs been broken, einployosl exclusively in the opera-
Members noticed were allattesteees rut of the Ti4sse,,. 40620"4•1°1ami eats) "lail" Pkgr 14 ' 51.' ...-ilif ' -;..1L- • : Mildilleuage'
Committee to which the . *bait tie seas., It* iiii ' • . • • .' - ' - • - • • • Hon of crewing cloth. Serious apprehensions are
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lath
ad of seart:biog the Lords' Jo per
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' :11411/41/411 .- • t• • . - MY tail 1' • eiji • •• . ptiterfatned Hut further mischief wilt be committed,
• • : wills abe • ••• •-4 411.41110ildri tiPC-prittaliaT niiiiitseiensfs who. kavc availed
The House Mien adjourned. Itt Vit I 11 "
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at 1-'l4X'" • ,siri- • ,er•re
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a dreadful crash.: Itljr&- tj " - 'lima* of siviatriitridiv*agio . ' :- ', ':',-* • **.i: sii
shot ....,-,, i , •
-1‘ t't` • ' •ltivield •• . , Ifell Sessions, last
• <, it •
• • - *:4^ ate s• 111.
• ils,'"•44 ' ~.yoo, i•-4+- lii • - 'itlie gallery of the
4 anger, And tiro immitt,l4- . tam . it •• • .: 4a: ,ftlii. r.......- Is -.. ~ , ••• . fr,
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