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N.. IZU t SSI4 : .4Iy.p, .4:U444y. !RAN THE. AuGFBOIIO GAZZITII. ;ODESSAI . MAIII7.• - Private letters from St. Petersburgh, which tainly need struarpniticitu, - gUed autharitTottrihiart caused the disiirssid bib! mlg — c — trilisisraftet Wolkonsky, Menzi- gress at Wilma, wrote, to General . Yerrnoloff, corn manding,tbo army in the Caocasits.inquiring , what diiadvaatage might result to itusitaihy ceding to the . Porte the frontier fortrdssEs. Of Asia, Siltich the Ppm continued to claim ? - The General replied to the Ecopeiorethitt. if he consulted the military archives. of the Eirpire, he would see how much blood ..tbe ; conquest of those fortresses had cost, and that the safety and tranquil.. lity of the Asiatic'fron'tiers depended_ on the poises:' sion of them, since they checked whole-tribe!, and bin - aired them from'enakinkineursions into the Itus.. sian provinsee; that,. consequently, if tlfeEmperor Ltd resolved to vestore rhesefortresses, he begged his Majesty to spar* him the ezecbtion of-the order, and . that be would rather'givein his resignation. - The Emperor then ordered P r rince Wolkonsky..to give his opinion, who ;decided,' as ' 'vreU,as bigurs• Itiei,zikoff, and Jakrefsky, that. they :could, do po better than sign the opinion of their companion in arms, which was their own ; and they would rather. cfler their resignation; khan advise * measure so silsk . , advantageous• to thelltitiian empiii! • hews without 'warranting it; but. it • seems probable!. • as, aethe same time, it is affirmed that the resiora- Aims of the foru.essei is resolved 04, .l3reitiliala o in Persia is recalled. .;!... t. • : NURESIBUrtg, JUNE 7. • • Lettets from St. Petersburgh, written to persons of consequence at Vienna, say, that the grp r yor Alexander had resolved to consent, without anyeie striction, to.all the demands made in the last gote of the Reis Effendi, transmitted by Lord Strang fbrd to Petersburg. The result of this would be, that besides the restoration of the fortresses in Asia by Russia to the Porte, the litter power would be free to act as it pleased in anything relative to and Wallachia, notwithstanding the stipulations of tie treaties, especially that of Bucharest. These letters add, that nothing more was . expected at fitH Petcrsburgh than the consent of the Sultan to send a Russian Ambassador to COnstantinople. Thew news, t lough credited at Vienna, need confirasetien. Their great importance makes it necessary to wait for. the publication of some official document by the Russian Cabinet. SIR ROBERT WILSON. EATICACTS TWO LETTZIRS FROM 1111 Matoit T 1124044 /Milani= TO J. G. LAMOTON O ISV. M.P.. 0* Vroo.... o 4lftady 1,000 men have been • lint . ntto the army. Every - horse has been given up foe • the service,, and Beery man of the town and district • is enrolled iu the militia." . Or - Gatieta:-- 14 This pitivince can be defenaecr v..ith 12,000 troops, eideellty.the inhabitants, against I the whole army .of: the. Dube d'Angouleme, sup • posing he could employ his whole force in the ope. ration; at the same time, by its connection with the, Asturias, and communications with Leon andt as. tile, it assures, with its defensive means, an offensive attitude on the most important basis of the - enemy's communications, •if he advances . south of the Ebro • and more particularly of the Do urd,—Galicia. con: . noted with the Asturias, and secured on its right • . by Portugal, can have but one danger to apprehend, and that is upon her sea coast, but the French will be very cautious of maritime expedns, as they will "be afraid to rouse our jealousy. 'eft is really extra. ordinary what the Galician have done with their own limited means; and I have this day seen on parade; scveral hundred more men of the finest military de ' scrirtion ' who are all ready to go forward, as soon as they can be armedand equ ip ped. Or I have requested a return of what has ...been done by the.inhabitants of Vigo alone, and of .their present wants. It would be most agreeable tot .me and most useful, if any. ontributions should .be goiqt forward, as I trust there are, in England, to .srd.here the first supply of arms, &c. I should thitit 1,000 are requited at the present moment. Et qui eito dat bb du: " Far France must make peace, or try thefostune, eher-orrns very soon in this quarter, under every dis advantage, and, as I (Orin, with asneranee of defeat , if I sari only get one half executed of what I pro pose is the interest of this country and our own." ' Or C0PUNNA........ The people of this town•are en .thtisiastic in'their attachment to the Constitution, and •Vice,cousql of Ferrol tells me it is the .same there,. but the population is •• o , The volunteer for ce is composed of as •fine men a; ever I saw in any country, and also the dis posable militia, many detachments of which are , doing duty in Galicia. The greater part are clothed, acid all are clothing, [Bough with great sacrifice •to the inhabitants; They are also neatly all armed, but some of the arms are in au imperfect state, though 1 was much pleased to see they were . all in good 'order, as far as cleaning could accomplish it. The cousclipts arc :d1 fine young men, and do notseem discontented, except for want of clothing. Some of those who formed part of the Royal Guard on the sth of May, are hew, and, I au► told, behaved as well as any . of the very best troops of the army. 'there ate also some penitent factious, but they ate very inferior to the Constitutionalists; from .youth and appearance. Altogether, I suppose, be tween Vigo and Corunna, the garrisons of both in cluded, I have seen 5,000 - men, wanting nothing but vapplies and discipline to make them the best troops in the world, taking all in all ; for a Spaniard,' with water and a bit of bread, or a find of pea, will march -forty miles a day. The auxiliary corps of .5,000 . British (at least) is *dem:mired fur by all classes ; and it would create and organise a force of 30,000 men in this province and (lie Asturias; but even without this corps, with only a few good ufficers and some few non-commiesioned *officers, I would pledge myself to have an , army of 25,000 men in two months, i,•••tee could only net arms 'and ertirrcnts." • _. ~,;' ~, Tap; VEIVING STAIL.;\ • • • • • . . • ' .. , A . -•••• '.. . j . . , 1 • 140 . WI. • . #i 4 7 + k' . . . .kv 41 :', I ' , . 9 ,. • :=1 4 22173500r7LV1C711:1C-I:E=IigAZIJS • The Half-yeasty Dividend on this Stack, whieih Nis dad in: tionlSSfAdramia . eJ W ritdin idrAfrittitoduthild. Na. s, Neworonsti" Ow* initenKrudeeding day, between . the hots d-7 'MO : 'NC PlC42k 2 irrt4 Ibu :udders are ate-, ebtdiftty. itapseseed ,la : loam* bit 011ie : the, taapitiel ot Alt? icgkodond, vrjils,Liets thereof, tit watkleilml Wdsr,-et lemt one day pratlons to Isiftuent, for t ebe p#,pasei nt *initiation. ' Npr f a bre:iv/ 0 ;1M at. dvd(bin's , lane, Jane. V4'.11113: IA a ,NEAPOLITAN VlArte l StiCtEkT. MI.TIFICATEAL 2: 1 '". The Mlf-Yearly Dr:iatrict on ti 4 $44; wilict 'Eats due 4e. Ist i otiuly neat, will be . paid by Hr. N.: BE' Eodiselsikl,, . No. 2. New.tuurt, on that and every Ovettedint daY.• e the Istsurs at Ten and. Two reCtock i and' the' MVOs ale -eordintif 0(11 . 16144 to leave at h4 . oolCOilistplisomp!Atltio vidend, With Lists therenf,ba 'wineries' order; at previous to payment; for the purposes of exaMlisAilis' '• , ~ : 4 7 47: No. 2, New4ourt; st• *s i tt. k in.l l#o' 4l o . 94o;rl . "to ! ' ' ' • ' ""' l l O I.lrll .I' Vi"U f.T M°! •l D•Y t tlttPlbs•its 2 .ist, • :: . ,:'- • - I . .. , ~. : ;,. • . Irito . - ..„:,....,, ~.. il f ,:. 'L i I STOCK EX I tiTELVAE o li etOCX.. . . " • Consols opened at MC L. the Expresses fruits Paris this iini e tirsis hive *wig ilia *MS • Funds of Saturday as' iGainw : -Mt 40e: W. We. felinynigiblik left off at 1•4504.-st Iseleeloek. SOMA ti tali 2 : ;: . . .. ' , PoftEibN FUNDS. • i •:.! • • • -I . Spanish Banda opened at &Si. but moo Afar iba te o _,, . 54V"... Current Prices:—Chillari he, New Spanish 84,, New roost 84g, Old 1141, Mini.= eoi, Danish $Ol,, :Coionsbir ID. . . PRICE.OF ,STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. '' ' ' Bank. Stock 220 1 4—S per Cent. Edda. •80%(1- '...,per Cents. Old. 99 97% A Bank Long Anus. 20 7-18—Incli*Bonds 40s. 410., Ezell. Bills (E 1,000) 20s. 225...-Stnill 21s. 245. Consols for tieconnt 81% V & % A. - ' I EIP/tESS rata PALM. This whilliii:lte:r4B44 l ,4i *teas:tapers of Saturday; by Express.°l74 l llhatiesO: contains the sequel of the Teltrailkle Dispatch respecting ihe Int surrectios in PoVtuial, which the misty state of the rolcherl#o4l:olC.4 froio the Fariiians on Triday. i . s . " A lair which we have interaptid, **l which is addressed to iho. , Coosticodoial Goma Legfo' Banos; bears, chat, * the 1 it'OLfune, the Coast - 11:i lie* I* beer *AN* 'at 000 g. ._; ' • is, A , Poottiolow *lacer; arrived ,ateMitiNtd; solaces that Count d'Aingp' 4 .. bill .44414 tot Arkpil ... - .:Ski l4 4 :iO.43ll.iiiiii*l 'tlisi..44" -a .4 !Wt.* canal le lealePhtte . :;:i t' : : . ": s "' s • The itiftrieeor : also cOntains - the - Assweeit Dediii atAmmooseomis is die AAdress of the Spaniii' 6001kei' 1 )W -4 41ii A ita ,.(- Si!it..tailihafil 1 1 014 ; IA ikaild,O.lvrikiktiiiiii,theirs--thai itiliiitib*:*et leilkittOihkiiiiltio the irerWiTirgO,r4OT.t,flff,ltAll nano' iiis . i.se‘oei 6i4. , . . 1 . .. repoit.l94l — ., States the further progress StAl of Olit'Aitile Pte, nees to the 7th of June; but *lists - 010*g* d • tail of movements, without any apparent revolt. Zt mentions that. by . .iceouais from Jane, the Nei* to the"nutnber of 'hAtitiiiiistileil* 40: Members, wetillp:delil,ating - ** - llir* =oval of the King and that. the places proposed; • etre either Cadiiir;. Ar Portn.iiiini Marie, of • aßdajos. . . . • There is ilso .3 rtpottfroai 044 . 4041411131.tated i Granolles June 8, 182 ,at thidnight,4l4**44l. tisunces; that having received neConnottilbOVlMl. ance of Mina in the Cetdagne he was shwa tarnish: to Vich, in order to take the tnisiures neceisaryt and he adds, however, th*tbe IsliihffintArilis reinfoiss *tents which his feseiktsfy iffs lifistittcr sUiritr . Aid annositced-lo.iion thelsay . ;'asd- that immediately after their arrival he will make dispositions for in vesting Barcelona. The admission Contained in' these . . words speaks . volumes. ; • . • ..* • .- . Theiliallowing as* other ezenictis • • , V• • • PAM, JUNE i • AUDIT . or Tint plitENNEititi FOURTH COD”. " - Itto7sationatio.'—iresterciaK:tooining, at: Lee o'clock,' I learnt that the. pintY.W General !lonia ', scsa, appointed 0, Mak . e.a recsisitiiiiiiirsin . by Delver tfartinctta, Mantella, and Santa Lagentt hiving found the enemy In all directions, the Getieiii tired on Isobal, leaving three companies at Helier. At eight o'clock I received inforniation that,iha enemy was nix in force, ansi fat General Roosseotai ssr,•-v was marching on Delver. . . .5.5iia4144 , 1 a At nine o'clock the equipages of the Spada 'Royalists arrived at Isobal. • ,;,.• 44 At ten.oteloek General Romagosa anclhis troops Isere at ruycerda. . The three troops • that were patched did net arrive from the IIICNIU11;111 till seve• ral hours after. • . . ; • " Before eleven o'clock the • enesw/lippeareid z force, in the direction of Ilelver arid- ;'.l.t 44:e ! fore immediately di:patched -or dc s- to - the two com- • • v ~~ i.. a I paqies of Voltigeurs, of the 60th of the lice, statiored at Solpagonosse, to advance, and to keep open the communication «itsme, The 'siivation of the ground masked the movement of the enemy's column, but I e.rnpute his force at about 2000 men; and 80 horse. Having received accounts from ruyeerdn.' which carried the mail : t hi s pretended ttavtl I proved to be the fugitive Count Abishat MADRID, JUNE c: • - )• PRIVATE CORROPONDENCR. -Ne are enjoying here the greatest tranqs '. anxiously waiting the return of the gin - ured that on the news being-intisSi i - 0 the Cortes wished to send the Roy a l Family dibp l i mos went Cadiz went to Era s t o - 0 7 7.. that the KINK 'mil the Royal Family svonid retdved thanes but neither the Cortes tdt do vernment would be received,' becau se th e i n t l i i i,... world not . become victims of the Frerivb Nmidtt which cruises before the port. • .• ; 1 miticia; a little to the right, before Belver, were town.' immediately and reconnoitred that - culornaj'which *muffled to .about 4 4 000 men, and 20 cavalry. The result was, that _we,obllged the enemy to pais 40' &ire ; and if! 13, 4 464 ; .squ4drcin of cavalry, ..I thasild have cap :tiseedlhat agunsa.! rentered Pay ce -o'sliD ko, ~ tilt • ~ • • •• 41' r • [alined) " CoOte,ISOR. " ie riiyeeitla. w - • mI•la•; • A ccOuntslrom Bayonne state, that the Duc 4 3. .OOULEME Kill not . quit Madrid; *but that he wit re . niain in. ibe capital for the present, with A /v e tt ' thousand urn of 'the. Royal Guard; while tb q corps, .ance'the .remainder of the reserve under command of Mar s hal Duke of 4toctio, uil prowl to Seville, and, perhaps; even to Cadiz, for whi c h oi i, it ;s affirmed that the King a n d t h e Government lulu aireadi tan out. If thist.hotsld. be the case, thesalik will he more difficult, as a fleet would be to blockade the city by sea, while the army bi s i e if it in form. ' ItIADRID, 3UNTa B. 9Cliiia4ienil.-01'??IesFP.Ttv.”..1!ai guna, and Garcia , de , la Torres,, the 'Regency 1:aol lianedio'ritot ;bern.erd interliet, M.Victor Damian- saiz, Lqinister 'of and 14. tiabsz - 4 Minister of Grace and 4ustike,:. . :)ildint.Amann tote is still in the province of Sala mope!, 14". the bead of 4.000 or 5400 men; it -is not lbelieVed:that, this corps will increase,, or that.ircari tenlo,nntj i hit point. • • . • • ...11allattbronlens, on the24th of May,atlib"; tit!. Irma 8,000 to 10,000 . nsen •he has imposed 'on the , prOvinces.a contributim of sic.snillions of teals. The Journals of Seville and all the provinces not • pied by the French, are prohibited at Madrid. '1 , ••• PZRPIGNAN, JUISE 4. When Mina made two troops appear before Vich ott thelfith. the Priest:Fab:l Mohks went about all the quarters of the town, and all the houses, to induce the inhabitants who have remained in the place to take inns: Seeing all their efforts were useless, they caused the order to be signified to them on pain of death. by the Central Junta of. the town. The in tention of the inhabitants was the more unfortunate, ns. Mina had on the lStli May published the following BAN. !`Dan Princisco Rspos y 1114„ Lietitanant:General of the <National Aro des, Knight Grand Cross of the Natiosaiiind 1811. tarrOrder of St. Ferdina*l, Conustaodsat-General of the Ttli 1 41 4fi l f Dirgiet, and oinfic4leXiaef of Army a Csierathei., NO, iiiiiippeiwge of the Ban, published mho the data of -dos Oa kw" by the proteoded Central Pawl. *nal Jests of the WWII of Vich, gilts district and the adjacent cant:name, nidAaiiring to recall to the 4pentarci s their dad!' and their übliatioos. and to slay the Frisch army an Ides of what k ionitooppetra bent the constancy of Ms ensinanknous Antisii. Wks 11544810 saitetra." Artßie`4o4•CegtO *Ohne formolt Fitt, ie11 1 744811 e11ay..414044 lobpsiper, to •say kind of aqmostior.. imedata tY sulk itaiiii•flidOnment, or els akdi . hai• ifto l .lt4 or coinldrediiitotike'r 6 . 7164444 W the *ail V,outrchy, tho-serasi i so cinepirsegiqraie s Apostolic or Rornaliaol ofild.reigo iimilebon • • • 4 1 7 /I...tl . 4fhirnntiarary to Ni itaittis ramit the.. mamesit thoy be Aut." . ll: Every commune hiwida the wail' Ail be i•- • - . . Brussels Papers to the 13th inst. and Dina l p a* one day later,.reached us this Morning. 11 )ey tain some inte,,seging intelligence from the 0 14 ,k , who are said to have captured eleven Austria t b , *els out of fourteen, that had attempted to forted* blockade and relieve the Turks at Patras. Th e ro lowing are extracts ; . CONSTANTINOPLE, NAY The fleet of the Captain Pacha, which has Went. ting out for some months past, sailed at length 0 , the Ist and 3d of this month. It consists of 19 f r i. gates, nine corvettes, 14 brigs, six gun-boats, Not transports, besides the Egyptian and Barbary tea , drons. It is Armed, that it will first go to the fill( 'of Smyrna, to take troops on board, and then tee tack Samos. • The Turks expect great things lio e this' expedition; but, in the opinion of the Pnaks and Greeks, the fleet is ill manned. Tranquillity prevails here, and.nothing transits ''seepecting the negociatioas with Russia; yet pas* fancy that the Reis Effendi has, assumed a lollyn x FRANKFOItT, JUNE . 4. A subject much -spoken of here, at present, in most important Maritime Ordinance, for the tr 'dative Navigation of the Arqfiipelago, said ohs, been adopted, by the Greek Government; ACCOtill to which, the English bag alone is favoured, and due iof:all other Powers subjected to restrictions...hi *mild bn - highly unfavOurable to their conanteu.- • TRIESTE, NAT Ss. ' ' -E s Seieestrestels that have, arrived here within* days, bring the.following newt. . fourteen vessels, chiefly A u strians, xailedfront 2 0 a for the Gulf of Patras. io )0 1 00 raii t ab l i to ceneuessitswaliller 4.1161.41,8+- : Al bit isws vi4on 'stationed in'ihist Gulf was not very string ilw all lt Is reslaosd co olkocc; iirotiioalingit i tr idn taw K Oe ' hoped to force the blockade, to sell to the Tinkt be ' 4l tocoidie.,, ,, to r n ; I ti r e k. igul * idi k .. . , ..... ; 4 *** 111111 1". . .. .. 1 414111/ .. b. . re 7 sieged inkatras theit' cargoes, which consisted tip * .u.s........ r awiMietalleaNi as - -,- i s l e ...l an d pogidi a rA s s yeei t s s edy visions. .71:e Greek division consisted 'only of a slop, umplogioquisted with skim - e . , .t: 1 '. • '. a xehec s _and four gun-boats. - The concliander of& st AilboalistoraFeeti;Oiacii)leda ot lattS...loo, - ' division in vain-urged the neutral 'vesselste skim '" '- • 0 .- listatcthco - .:. x liit. l 4:" - they continued their course to Fatrat: . A n : 7 The MottlatePFnettitr, Ogrip)! - pFe.rd.lrir f - , - Iluct meat then commenced at the 'entrance of thrall pfinsi is Olot, iWe biie not yet any detailiof his: Most of these vessels were - captured bt the Gm* 'itigates's what hart it.themovements Of General. without Wit); able to make a long teiistance I oil/ reenlissi,km. While-Me* was having the Xhirie pro- one Austrian brig; from Alexaodria. conic:landed ir Ibliuiiiion published, Giserral P. VilliCalispa, Aiwa- Celiteht JPeli/s malutalood. tot obstinate combat la Insmding the army of reserve, published atSeville, four boutsAm This brig was well strmed, and the Cap Qa the 12 th of Me?, another proclamation,. anioun- lain had given his -word t o som e T ur k s :w h o woe as -slag equally rigarrl.ntiffeTif: : k l: . . ..,:: .' ::- board that be would up bit Ship rather an be r iL The captain of a volialeiho ilikaaradonn4n. the taken; at.length the 04004, " mastsasad 'lea of bis I butes end of April rePOrtt:tho! . .ths,s7644oatiOn he vessel being entirelycut up, he w as f orce d tosarrende. wips'enabled to make dories.* Stay theronleainedu- Of -the fourteen vessels three only 'escaped io Yation, convinces bias that the fpOpaltisas il entirely Zante ; all th e o th ers were carr i ed i nto Missolon A unanimous in &Tons of the donstitutioa t lead_ also and condemned by the Prise Court of Mac' plate, diiiisied to mate every anceifice7. to maintain it. As The cargo of the Austrian brig was !you!: lido* an instance of this., denxiin. - be mentions that there piastres. The Austrian Government has lately shot has beensinscribed in 14rge letters, along the froataof ,rsotice,.on the Exchange of Trieite, drat tWO Gin* the houses in the principal street, the whole of the Sr. vessels well armed are cruising in the waters efThs tides of the Constitution. Tarritgonnandecher pates ioasso; it has constantly warned the Merchants an 4 *ea the coast were also strongly devoted to theconsti4 .Captains to have their p a p ers i n ordrr, otherwise I*. At. the period of the nuempt in:Valencia by they cannot expect any assistance`froen the Govan ! . die 4itney of the , Faith, theMilitia•ef passe . lona vo- latent. Persa who pretend to b e we ll scquaint , el ifantoeSea sanichigi wits ;slid; t} s jh is s distance with the mode of proceedi ng o f t he Cabinet of f at 'nom than %Maass. ThernnuntediehlWorder consider this .4e.c)ntaibill as a tacit acicaoY 4 4Mtat pi 04:liqk lifteriattiNt - Octoiftlatea that obieel. bT Austria of t he Greek blockade. A. ' 4 ._• .. / 4104. 3 , u)TE . 14 :. .. *.' - 'Some Captains of ships, disillhfsed wilittla t tif Lollies MadrieLof the 741 inst. state, that leo; 'te.tisi lance of the Greek marine time . emsatellktd been received from Seville of the 24)4 reports unfavourable to "thiGTek nation, especiOly w iii c hap ie. t h e King i saa a t iii a that city. • , , relative to dissetitioni Xiid to - hail,. bickers nut smog :soi,:is.:i . . • the Chiefs ; but these accustom iseigt.nmany 170ntrA' • 1110/41tEft0e1 wiiiitaiINTIBROLoF SPAM . •• . • ducted the day following: -I-. t 5 .,,, ':•• • Biala:tem' - ot eupitif Iptirn on - thrillth, *ending , , FRANKWOrr AIM 10 .• • i ' •*. • • i ' c°l "P cl i d of 7°o° The Vienna Papers cootais . .aCcouscs ( min C' s ' • bin:Self to Valencia. - 2 - fiwinrps - met..et:sin:sd* tentrastition Ofeighemillions. ~.- , : s t a nu inople, of thin 10th May ; 'they.staie dia l s iho' rc' 7 . 4 717 L - I . -- ArrflY l ,.. a llagrO, ;`, O - " • .-- - twillity still prevailed ; in the city, and that chiettic cetli° .. . oiilliaSaWk /laic Consequence of a reform in the corps of JAciissriser A*esihigi s • - T•frocelthe: •,- • if 4, ( 11: , h t &unrest.' - ! . 1191... L ...1 ‘• • ' The Captain Pada had sailed ; and the Salto kW tiftif iff y denbt.:*4 . ~crec.,.... ablic. ' ' - been himself on board the feet gis 4 eis goo° pus* _ .The Etoik. ptites : haVint received accounts freni • ie be distributed - the • c rews . among . , Madrid, at'., SW 07 1 00: I *4 icii Aiing new's . from ~It is a4eitettedillet the Austrian Internuncio and th Seville Istitbs-3d, mentioiing, disturbances 'having - ii l if i ls 4,,,Mlossadt;e:lssid : lens emaferencet with lic taken' pee ii l 4 . 4tirrisoP, of PC (O 6-on. Adosiro; at - *filch - th,riteic ,, orly:recommeigied I• fitted ugPthwimmPle. ':' - , - - I- —".-• ' " . ''. him the 114444 er th e ei A sisinisti of their caw* If . • k .-' A . tkviltee 46 l e i ` Af ,drl4l linden ; tef4.liaine.cf4ene men,--bisi aliai*inii - Oli_reillgr his, atteatioe $ spa;weedinisinied *by • - -a . woman dress 'in 111,14 I tie illjeri;is 4: 01 - 111iMillity ; dicy reprcented to hi* `~:'se=as irees4d at Bergeta, in - tlfek s ttinili teach the. universal indignation that would be csci:cd la Fr - 7 di tnm marl ~{ i '~~~ _~ p _'.. . t