Star. — London, England, 1823-12-01 00:00:00

.1 . i;YENING STAR,: .LONDON. MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1823. THE FUNDS. • STOCK EXCHANdE. TWELVE O'CLOCK. . ptotti 411Mskfli lids Morning at'Sti, for Mbney, ibr the AeT Motllool, *ids Utile business doing. • . : Pius d boils Funds au Tricky at Paris, it Is said, were Ili "OM SA: using to a report at Paris that our Consols were an, and Spanieli siti to rt. We indentand that a Dutch Merchant, d some respectability, has distended with Bills of Exchange tq die amount of from eight so .11:30.000; which be tooli";on 'Cbaage'sus Friday last, end for couch be pia his ebeeim on his haulms, and which have been die. htilieltrwi. An expresa has beds sept after him to Holland, as well as to pitruskibunagotiating4l:.-th . . TORIOGN FUNDS. This vein atilt ''for all Foreign Securities, most parties are buy in seeping their accounts, and very little is doing except in Spouish Bonds, which opened at 27 to *,.but soon after declined to est i; with a heavy Market. Current Prices :—Old Spanish 26i. Calkiden 601,. Toren, N. Trt alt other Foreign Seceritits there is nob* cileastat ibi prices are nominally as perjvt Saturday. • • FOREIGN EXCHA NGES - • AUSMDAM, Nov. ill.—On London, 39.7. it M. 39. lisscauscu, Nov. 35.—0 n London, 36. 11. 37. it. PSTRINSUROU, Nov. 11.—On Ludas, 0. j; Faris, 100. Nov. 22.—0 n London, S hi. 7.3. • Lawsw, Nov. 21•••• On London, 3 M. E. • • I PR !CB OP' STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 225 224% _~-••- 3 per ( ent. Redu. 83% %.-3 per Ct. Cons. 84% 114 4 per Cents. Old 100% I h-4 per Cts. New,104 3 /.. 1 ,4 Bank Long Anus. 21 1 / 4 %--India Stock 969 . • India Bonds 78s.—South Sea Stock 961496' • Exchequer Bills (13,000) 4.85. 50s. . • ; Consols for Acct. 84% % Every arrival from the West Indies chews how much the intentions of trait British Government, in relation to these Colonies, has been misunderstood; and that a very unnecessary alarm has been excited, whit* the conduct of the Government does not justify. Thep is no-tubject more delicate than tbatof the Negro Slave: trade; and Ninisters have a task of no ordinary diffi culty to perform, 'in reconciling two opposite parties. The abolitionist in England accuse Ministers 61<lseing • • unfriendly to Negro emancipation, while thereat pro prietors in the West Indies . condemn them, as threat ening the ruin of the Colonies. by their concessions. Both parties might assume the language of .Pericheet, and say, Brother, brother, we are both in the wrong." It is certainly much to be lamented that a conditional promise of taking the subject of Negro Slavery into consideration, with a view to ameliorating it, should have had the unfortunaM effect of making both master and slave disappointed—the one deprecating and the other anxious to anticipate it. We are, however, of opinion,. that were it not for the ill-advised and un necessary alarm of the Planters, manifested in their Public Meetings and the Colonial Journals, the Slaves would know very little of the acts of the British Legislature, except when they came into operation.. As to the authority of the British Government, we pre sume that is a queition - which the Planteri had better • not discuss, in the midst of a slave population twenty times their number. The French Papers of Friday harm bun received, but they are destitute of importance. The Due D'Ap, satithawit.is.to enter Paris to-morrow, by ihe graiio armee of the Gipps EIMICIgt when the promised fete, sad 'rejoicings will take place. Mom 'alibi, theesisee it..llve Fie Cum. sisse4 at tig sib Spada ea. This Noonan we received Hamburgh Papers to :the. nth alt. Brussels Papal to the efith, and Dutch Joists nals to the 40th, but they are very barren' of intelli- . game of politiell importance. The Emperor of RUSSIA, following the example of the Rings of. PORTUGAL and. PROSSIAi hat deprived Sir RORRRT WILSON of the ho- pour conferred on him. The Hamburgh Paper, in an article from St. Petersburgh, thus announces it : of HU Majesty the Emperor Alexander, by a formal Ukase, has deprived Sir Robert Wilson, on account of his - late conduct, of all the Orders and decorations.which be bad conferred on him for hit former services. It is be lieved that this example will be followed by other Courts." The latest accounts from the East say, th at notwith.' standing the approach of winter,. th e Turks have re-'4 turned their operations against the Peloponnesus.—` Letters from Corfu of the 29th of October, received at 'Trieste the 10th of Niriember,-positively affirm 'that the. *achiofßituvala Bad appeared, with ten or 12000 . mi nt • before Missolonghi, to besiege that important foretell,; ,insd that, as soon as news of this event. reacbrd . Morea, COLOCOTRONI •and DEMETRIUS YPSILANTI,' with 7000 men, had Marched to the relief of tbe Place. ; The PACNA was in expectatieu of a reinforcement to cover the siege. The Greeks affirm dint the PAM* hm been defeated with lost* . .] . • ' On the 20th of October, the great Turkish ileet,was at anchor off - My: anchor in the Channel action of any importance The mind Committee phalia affairs is Von RERNSTORYI decide the claims they are founded ciplts of the. tut as concerned wilkols the detectes NIS INN of ?Vets', Hensis at erig i wards Elector this alfair„ la,thich "- rte smeesset from dience which the r the Ministers to See.are Confided, Nuncio, who has GALLANT ESCAPE OF TWENTY-TWO GREEKS. . . . • .„ The Oriental Spectator of Smyrna, received morning, contains, the following highly interesting ac tount of the escape of twenty-two Greeks from the Terkkwho had taken them prisoners: .. . • SMYRNA, OCTOBER 17. -3 We spoke lately of 22 Greeks who were taken at see, brought' to 6rnyrna, and then 'sent in chains to Cen stantinoPle. • When they arrived iit'binalich,:they were put on hoard a vessel 'with a crew of 17 Turks. .This vessel arrived at Constantinople daring the night, and anchored under the walls of the Seraglio. Only tlute Turks remained on deck, and the others, *who had lett their arms there, had gone below, to amuse themselves in the . cabin. The Greeks were- in the held ; their 'chains had , been. taken off, and they were only bound with cords, that they might more easily be landed the fol: lowing day. The principal-of the G reeks immediately saw the advantage he might derivefrom the happy moment offered by fortune, iu asituatiOn which seemed despe rate. He approached one of his. countrymen, who sucteeded in loosing the cords diet bound him with his teeth. As soon aslis hands were free, he successively, and without noise, released all his companions. ' The twenty-two Greeks having. by a bold and succes ful effort, mulct themselves masters of the vessel, as sumed the Turkish costume, in which they were aided ' by the length: if their beards which bad been 'snared grovi, set sail 'Cod disappeared; but a new dangCr , threatens them at the Dardanelles, they-are ordered to 'Op ; they repty•in Turkish, that the current carries, :dila away...that they are going to the Beet with orders froipi the Sultan ; they are. suffered to pass .?thd soot): 'reach -the-second Castle; where they succeed in the,sanse manner. A much greater danger awaited them ,olrTel nedos ; it was broad day-light.-a Turkish frigate saved; tiniardithent....they have the presence of mind to 'she,: he, selves on the. deck, and to retire under the vo inns the fort tif . Tenedos. . _ ....._.. ... - This bold 11 mansesiere titecmdid, the frigate, cciatlaali• ' . they, were Turks, tacked abotit just as it - was iltilha 4 ..: , etreaching them; they took the first . .... , . .. . .I..ibilehtd being favour:AM.. But soon the tutors of iheir. dangers ;hanged; :they niet a liposziot: vessel, whia, taking theta. fot TirtS fired at them. -They succeeded - in making themielies known, and all of theniroiObed 'Para la 14 24. 1*aft." . 1 voyage of five days. - -'.. We warrant the corroll*Of all these deettla,whic)t . are known even to the Thylo•who have.taken the mat ter very. coolly. • By the Ja.maigallguil me have ra"m w hied Bsgteal4lo. Pieta to t 1 - 0( Aagest. They attain inmerous details of operations in Quito and Viper-Pena.. Pasto, i town and districietailitils`abkh had haea DO °MI time disturbed, and aftetiti*diAltaowledged the Re publican Gorerninenti had - again manabarod."iana. o o.24 • discontent. A party, taking adman, of. Om , .of-tbe Colombia*: tempt Mr Peru,- .hest stampeded * mountains near Pasta, andanteriel that town on* & Joly . lite_ lad completely graph* the garrison, commanded . by. Col. Fume. They mere headed by Altuntalteta Aot14! 1 ;Ammo, and, llatilaig:with aueiass, miithed.opoilb.lM, iii Which they aisemitomed. PresideatHciatis" .e .wise . at GuayaquiliWhen this events cork phlFlN:ranSt4tf# !'. 'sag oald ;111061, airaisaasits fir - putti!ig. ist. tu f t la this clan iiag. gi:eliiied - tSa 'trOolti in front of I • rebels to. reties, .Aal ..draw them into • a plaiiii; wbure they weri.serpaiaed aid totally defeated. 1k: from a" long bilietin dated 'lseakieattift,: I • July 18, and signed .by . Dan. TlSOliliTi;..oo.l the Adjutant:ol6o4 if the Colniabian Liii, fiat when , the rebels perceived the halardwes musks eg their situation, they endeavoured V> cross the river- Ibarra, and to pin a defensible position, 'but sveNgii. vented by the activity of the Colombian cavnisreinihil charged and broke them three times. The Bulletin, which does jasticetogs tailiasry togs . . courage of the*lnuirgents, acknowledges' thatalke ob. 'stinacy of their defence and their charges wireedrni.. '._table, and worthy of a more noble caSse.'llseir armed force consisted of 1500 men, of whom siz hMidrod , fiski , en the field. of battle, or near it, and the greater part ed the- remainder was killed or takes is the. pursuit. The Session of the Cblemhiail Coney's terminaied ob the 6th August. Much - business fiadsiseentrinsactedli theßepresentatires during the periocke( the r sittiktsi, and the Gaieties are lilted with, decrees of irstartad. "regulation, whicklittair 'passing both Chairitrert . oc the' legi4aive Bo.dj, reieive d the sanction of the Eze ,eutive. One decree, spzeiii,pd.roli authori zes 6 the Government to circulawkin Easspe gates ochends,secared *Abe credit of the Republic; 'fiy'we7 tlf lape, nr Ott 'financial operation, to she Ssoespist aollikiedilisaa of do firs, which maybe eoSSiictstfitr 4lithd , iA , l io vlhiple i parts. These securities &recoils Aped bp•t. • —I all the main dike, &Mein generakand, in Nirtii. the pay- AO°o4 •Aossiderstioq lourt.4 for? 411111400- of teUrl art il d • 4W4P 10 7 from .thig di,. 44 r unic *at the 1 for, mottd their Represiniatives near several. Courts in &Imp," and nolinating M.M4Ssisist. lidtavoncr as theirdiArent in England, and M. Ationam Minutia% Y l'ileseliro in we same character at Rome. M. Huafino had gone to Panama to join his family. and he was eapteted' in Jamaica in time to sail with the neat packet. „ wow -- Boston Papers 'arrived this morning to die 1 llth Ho• vember, but they contain no information of any impatV, arce. The following is from the Baltimore Mindy Chronick;," The Commissioners left Vera Cruz 40,1 'Finie, of Philadelphia. The'Castle is supplied With, provisions for twelve months. 'General Victoria . is_nr rived at Vent Cruz, and islirmly determined to 'make no compromise with his enemies. The Mexican G iernment - has iiieed a Detrie, that the,Spanish ve from Cuba, captured within forty days faun the CO-111. mencement of hcistilities (the . 2sth September) • be 'condemned as vises; but Spanish vessels •ism Europe are not to be con s clemned until - after the expira tion of tour months from the same date. The .latest advices from the city of Mexico inform us of a commo tion in the city on the-17th September, which excited much alarm. On the 2d October p formidable con.: spiracT was discovered, in which many Military Chiefs were united, to subvert the existing - Government : the issue was unknown. Osaca still persists in declining its independence of the other provinces, and the whole empire was partially divided and distracted, and bud. tress New York Papers to the 9th nit. have been received' it the 'New England Coffee-house. The odl intelli- gence they contain worth extracting ii that frornblexico' and Peru, which at the present moment will be read with considerable interest. ' The bombardment of city of Vera Cruz from the batteries of St. Juan ae tuba is Confirmed, but the injUrY to the place does not appear to be so great as at first stated. The mews from Peru isotarly a month late! • than that •obuilied Israel Jamaica packet. We subjoin extracts: ..-- .... - !.. • - .. , p: VERA CRUZ. RETRACT oe. A ;mow Att orstota I trilit tikh , ' CAB SUMO' 11,,1 . ATE' BROTHER 111t ' WARRIMBIEW • DAT= VERA CR - 14, 00TORER 7TH - 1131 D BTH, 18111 E; . • .• By the American scliooaer Cernillej forward y*_: thatedetail of the - recent change of affairs bete.. Oh the 2,lth tilt. the Castle of• St. Joan de 'Moe 'opened its biateria oil this, city; and 'the'Bpapish COMmissioners arc, in cOnsesitiente, ordered to quit the country. 'The 'Circnnistance which produced this sudden coin:mace -mem of hostilitiel is simply this :—While the Commis, lioness were at Jalapa negotiating with Gerieral 'Vic toria, Geserat 461 w, chnimandant - oftbe Castle, for some cease unknown to us- ' tooklpoaiession of a small island on. the east instal . the littione(SeiMifiCios), in a hostile attitude. • , The Governor of ihecify ordered the gates iminediatily to,be Chised against the Castle, and 'cut off its usual supply of -fresh • proSitiona.• Genital LaMour, seeing that war tansy . Corwirtenee if irate change did not take place, ' Orr by the•iiland, awn*, .qiestel the _gates 'to be . opned. But' the *Cal blOiii4o4 struck. An express bad' beri isi the meantime dfai patched to General . Vietoria -at , Jalapa,' who told, die Commissioners ** . :44 'General Lamour had a; 'the iirtalltiOe - , hi W es' have' nothing. more to e .them, Anil orderitlihi 6at ' leave the ,iiitriib-y* were atitintri•&S_Pleased with the condtiii of Lamittir - as" the . -Mexicans ; and therefore, - instead` `144( ifitteifiet o tZ,-th4hhee gOne to Aveiado,%iti are vraitarifes • '.- - 4'.offilifOr SPain. .` FttAiikit Saga of truce'*ere sine. ' ti the.Cistle to the cite cite 2Scf; 24th, and 26th; teendetriout to get-thir:r open; • hut to .nopurnoei. -Tate • pile would nothing, and 'eventually 'the 'General sent word; _ the . gates were not ininirdiatelyOpeptd; he siolild 1. is barterieilikdestroy the c ity. f.ooeinoili 'plied, that jived/by do •as he Pests * - 'assd ccoralai should . 'havezgilitillt un; " A • ' • " alai" the ar half past IBllgia. his ' fire Coot .• ' - 46 d die4= 7t 4abitants e lo . lifeWhoetri to coat. _Ts*, truly . • ' ine'srovalis - and 'thashlso-ss tithes • ' illf 'shit-sit& -sheits,'• ' Bonsoloo) triraiiii9tbiliatearptidg to ettp:' . .• . -f . '. Nothlatlintiar to Wee& bat esildilii lilting tiros% ItiedbeCitelanillY±_i few mules 'entering ttreartlitswiy- goods. r The city is considerably • • • ttot *Hooch as might, be -etrpected ). however, . be. .• . ' aie Caiitianade etithei Y . - Sithildbe, titbit* . It; 'Mk- 1;0 1 slesterral—not altogether demelished,, bat so nsich24: that iittetties will hirtibinbabitable for • some length! of nine.' Ile hbese in *Midi I and **al *theft 'bevel our sa!tilits,iiis so Much Ifiiirted by Stirtibt last 144 that we were atider.the andossity of leaving it tO•dals.l Bet few bare bola killed on . oar side. ' What lost thi' ••• stlelasi sastitiostd; I inn - Visa*, to sly: Before thingsl era idkiitairiresir stre thislltlareliertn work.' ' . • We experrseveral 'additiattal ealtstariand cann on io 'a few days tok itisticeiat‘ Fshall: &lb n tike ..command ' • - one. - - Allan oar ,litoun dart ietlit Contniandant of Artillery, and alio ti - Owdltliefl OfAititlery . ..:Nat Intel. t ,-, --. • FIUME NUM . - :.. ' . The following I,llie I hum Peri44taiitkeived at Norfolk, by oir Of Annthint—iii4ssaXiahhif Ar • - • : . •Irhe itaiiiiiit Itectiavaitertethikattorddes c Aire; lilit Lateroe Zeractiafeetialikhill t iaidA:piiiidas • to . 4,1 . 14 they liOi , 4iilt iii;4o4ll,o#iitiPAtioOrMixr -, &the t-' - fitiintitire.i.--' , . ~,. Thirvo. . Yesterday Illohsini kialfaissrt attended . Service in the Chips" - Amid, St. James's. Th e !was attended at the Royal Chapel the ar t D e. Humes, the Clerk of the Closet. After the Sermon, tJae Anthem 44 Lord of all pee * and might." competed by the Ser. bp. biatoro to sung by his bliaouty's command, the duet by Mo tt _WM= and FA lINDIG‘ r - aReaERAL OF THE LATE LORD ERSRINk ..:TintinustOst, Nor. 28. The remains 'of the h i •ThelliAll LORD EIBICINB, K. T. were conveyed fr et Aramondale, the seat of the Right Honottrablelittled of BLICHA N, and interred in the ancient family milt at Uphall Church. The funeral was privatel the 6 s e y being conveyed in a hearse drawn by sis horses, Id* Was followed only by thefamily carriages, and dam a few private friends. Thus humble and unostentailli was the funeral of Lord Eamuna—a man, whose prs. .fessional life affords a glorious instance of what a sin* individual of independent spirit, and of pure and pa. triotic principle may do, even though he have to tend with the influence of the Government and thew. ruptions of the' people combined against him; as wsy as a brilliant example, that a mean, time-serving, aid ,base servility to those in power, though the COMMA is not the only road to rank anJ 'prefetinent. • ThW evening his MaJasti win hour P!li111#41 'V:vrislsibiy Emotion, fen* inn time them two yrs% - marriage of the Princess ELIZA of Saviiii4 Jam , celebrated at Menlsh ats.the lids. sir. Duke . Civa of Simian' acting Ai proxy for the reolew Plisses of Peones. Tiu Princess set out ma. the ,sethipr Tierbs, whets she WAS sO WA, Me yablis Awry ois the MM. . M wiled tot* Caws bee the f eme ry day. • . His-Excellency Baron Emote eatertained Mr. &Lit (Manure to the King al the Nawitaususe), and a distinguished -pasty to dinner yesterday, at Ms house , Whitehallidans. r Siturday, the Earl of Ltvaatoot. and Mr. WYNN hid long t reittewi with Mr. Secretary cAniento.. • . aridity, Prince Poutinao.th_e•French itoribassagir tadAistintervievi with Mr. Secretary Canasta. . Her Royal Hightess• thi Princess Auourra is. sis 13.0 r Royal sister as Halisbot• • A .giritish Cabinet Messenger passed through Brawl aim risb uie; at night, wilds warfront Vienna to Links • Mr. Justice Bur. in the course of the last neek.lne dew *beau of the Hems . Sweetaty's company to diem Ili *Pass,tt is understood, gave niMMitamidillePettioll the Mil •vessessor.te the nerd Chiadatimen- • - Sir WILLIAM' Cams is daily recovering his hsahli. The gallant and good luttesseed Thionst is bounding *with at the ratq of milieu limb an boor. Intends- touching at Ali 'tar, to pay apassiag yitit to lead CsiAestOs. In conseqnlace of the increPing population 061., town of Shospinao, ig is Intoonsnaplaton to hood a nestle OW place. -The INdemMlMlGionlitesillintatins of the OSces kat Navy and Aruayntakatipst. t• The, retold of Siidineleonolonges wears eren.miiinat appeatinerst_ beeleapillikra lbw rambeen tbensteeef mann stialthent- 7!llol4VOintpeaduned share, &ringing panbit. meets, writ nmetenaralscht than the olden. man living cm maim beep andateltointb•ossis pliughed, - and . in part awn MI wessidnesithenninlitilh •' • ' • • • FltiLtl6l7LlZSTlONtirirtriT &Italiala Me . Meeiopolitnp POit47 for the** , sitina awl progeswiatt of frauduloVlnsolvent Wain held :titeir fest 'itannTveraary Meeting at.theAlbioils• !tern, Aidnrigaiks:-_ At give_' chlock„.there being urn* y pe k tiOlie t ' yvat4 4010 .thit' alt .111C4‘.` `banded stint inirdenlarly, . _ thinnit'to the toke'est th e anci s l or iVtief dwefoce, sell th e letiois' Woo . ' 24 4. 11-11 0,0 1 declined from its tweet's bas _ Vent • tug dae•week4ainded Spaniards. Iris a elderable depot of ulna has been found budedinsilli. eon island before Vigo. .The Spanish AN'sisitlelOt likil o adronand Juatipito; consisting or so ol i*tar attuned to Novasre. Sense feast ore eateriansia. *ceases which they may Commit: - 7 • "4 !..." A n .I,aqvept was W. 4 l l 4Sa r aft . ti* s li g the White Horse,' Watitfineoeth, - .; bifort ;101 iEWl‘les4 Esq. Coronet fot.-the Con*. on the .liOdy ef boy, about ten years 014 Sligslll l olll 6 quence.of • a neigh lit .1&t charge. The animal poieintzelelfr, 11Cris 'so! - eogegkl . frolbts apP.l-91 :fie• rut ) * he was dragged tilt' A Artifisidag le • tease *Fishtails" heed wasulasliert • . • Isatntra post. He sfiedoider 11 1 _ Mytelene, and that of the Greeks at that of tobacco s asuminiloorepenuble. foe the tnnel of Chios, ro that it appears that no Mentor tbe piiikipataffttatittalic the Wen t . •An portance hid taken place between them. decree grants to President . Bouvaa, in consider nominee for the regulition of the West- he bas spent the best years of hip fife.** r trill at Berlin: The Minister Count he inherited from his aatestitieviapititiesesi . : is President. Piaui* .is ready to " • Republic, an annual pension dal* 'bit IP es of the persons • inursted, as rev en 000 dollars, to commence when heeeeses to hid lon &it low, aciording to the phi- office of President. A third decree confers do CO illation* provided the other Powers HAMILTON, the .CNCIIIS6II privilege of 'una but it will have this consk iirt,steam-lioata to navigate the titer Orinoco, flue and not as *duty. it of &into Tomas de Angostura and upwards, id ( hp ee wee ded. He ss e (the the other rivers Which flitw into the Orinoco; A , . liesitmes.tp give full powers to settle .The i i egislature pad greatly diminished elle . * bas now been ten yaarsm .agitation. ances,of its own members, as well as of all . ski, sins the Hague says, " the as functionaries. An official article anisounies." tutu Mug gave u?'the Arclibishopokkit, ecutiii Power, previously complying with the ribose tha i negociaiiona win thaßtit t i initlitiei prescribed by the Conitituti had iaai , have had feiberal conferences wide* powers granted to Ileum ' RAV4I lately sent a courier te'Rome." LONNA Mums*, and Jouw DaNrEaara, u of siBy gerAiiieiiiixigeiriVrtiytibudimas do with moody eated tkk the t CYaii r l:llMite 4,44iug alto r . They : Avereetade - in, the. 1- übte 01 the, Bat Wu; and •theliNai General mittpe fur the follow:Fr theist* *etorArstlllblat Igen& As; "iwshoir. .aakind omo7, - or the ftrst FilAiten't lily. Dinner being 'announced nesin ; them lent e city on adjoornedv•and sal dew s to u superb entattainntena. at the sigos presided, 'suppOrtidat iiiten hiatjaigf. !bey': LaOktit. ' After the Clatkpas I; that remartid, radii; vs;at sung itt-fine . styli Mr aid orpen - 13nennutsast; - msd other Gentlemen mgagedfortbeoc. !mei casioa. On the health: of ;he 0 0111TOIsAki and Wet that he Gentlemen vela° had distingulthe'd rnital#S:.i4 fro. the Stith , meting the obleati of the Society. he4lo 4 lo•Alsr O - F .the in- dressed did Ornpuray in characteristics 4 . 46:44. te*o thi most piober • • ' 4 49 . 1r 7 ' Tela6llo Ammthigalemis:rtora.oo9lllla, I be"Gallicia-le hvferammititicia ;the people caret " 7 variety Oa °tilers which it may please thwilLier sassed king the tblaisr, without 'being remarkably disporf p l the city mite them if they aut anithia&bet m0t11604. injured, Constitutional Sperm. The military, .aual I thil ':Ter. lieu! ' tistPited wart; Tierticnkrie, seem far from indisidia • . - .' e dollars •alithe inhabitants, - atirai6diW ? taiiirCiiiciniTnis; tFe . . 11 1 4, 1 -- t4 1 . 1 1 - 10:414i4441ftrinkit li a l i but burnt the Mt,. ;On. i i i titffitt- dalklialt ortht tat Death. -;, •' ' . _ ,', • ~744 . ,A.. t ., 44 1 Martell**, tirtivatit . r - s' cok tifirovp -To t Aapthei ticintidiri.444;‘; t OkWI.4I s C r t ied iii i ieg a r f o i.. poF 11 , Add the ! ,.. e bac o f Wil. female child, found thawne4 ~4*.allgdA, 111 ;$1 I. army is represented to be abOiltyh,969qien. ' - ''', boathoad of Tooting. Mk isikittarfa in t ivh tThe 'lPtesident LibertantiVaiiitWlSUlraliF, 4 had ar. state. In the course 0;1 Aid o. , else evideistowit..l - rived fromo4lo4' Aiils;,fibEeit l / 4 1" -. iti ' genii in . 4 the wretched - another, -"OW -frati-led. tteitl . dmis • . g fr.sn Ulna punpi WrlllifiStaetniiiiined Ade , several ,respectable fond. • at Tqnting. '* Joe, * pendent army under tlincoinasaid of die Piiiiitaarl3o 'plia fritthe.pankarl, • :dftferttOdit - tend Santa Crazy aprthiitolitpdtiart iliedairals Sure ; burdeamg hersalful;,bie • • i64aCiaiiiienti4 '' .; . t Who had ginndy eiltlf . *Oliterlrle,ooo"therrit apd seryice, without eaeiting aii4kioa..C.wboaiiie a were abOtienititeltiqe !o . 4'nele Oio&iiiifirci; •-• .... 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