Star. — London, England, 1823-01-16 00:00:00

. . „., r 41-ti elt •ti •9 1.:•1 • . . t., %I 40.1.11Ln., ,?..17: w9n -tiff rnc•A siamiar so, lase AsToinsenseuxiat‘ riAßßots; . 19; toitatio,(3aati6, otheliersej tot tga baythserinfint Va, Soft* oadi Ow 1112574 8 1h rm e gym. tbekatry,Mildi BOAT. 611staits Ceiba • wilt. • $02 2 , " • • 10,4 XX) 11111410 91 , ) • • ACM . . • 41#04 4 , ••• tgk 1,000 . • • - 'Serf • •••;• C.. 1 .10 • - !'4i.llCl Nat3o4 utp, 11- • 11F e i ' • • ' ' 800 161Fil - • • ,41111.-.! tntair. , ..i.w -.eh. . Loop , 4. .199 .. 90*- 9.231 ' 11,049*• 7'7: 13,909 - - 100 .. 19 1 117 - • 290 /9.997 • - WO • ilitila marked the's 0 win dawn vain** 1 . . :IL r.~ FRENCH PAPERS. MADRID. JANOARI S. The notes of the - Russian, Prussian, and Austrian Min:sters were delivered on the 6th. A report Was at first. spread that .the Russian Nate was less Eno derata,than those of the other Passers ; but it was soon4siamed that the Notes wareemanson so tbethree Cabinets. The:Spanish Minkters flirt* referred the tkifelf . of France and the three Powers to the Ceuacil ofSeste; in order to have the opinion of that body on the an await to be giren to these Notes—answers which will be well considered, and will give afresh proof of the excellent spirit. which animates the men now at the head of affairs in Spain. It-appears that the Council of State is to join to itself a certain number of the Deputises of the Cortes, taken from the parties who exhibit the different shades of opinion remarked in that Assembly. The attitude of the Ministry and of the Cortes creates in the people of Spain a feeling of confidence andsecusity, which'does equal honour to the Ministers and tathe Congress as to the national character. Every one is satisfied that the•replies of the Cabinet of Madrid will be so framed as - to pre serve uniufriuged , the dignity of Spain, at the same time that they will, by their moderation; Tempe all preteXt for hostilities, which Spaniards will always be ready to repel, but which they are far from meaning , to provoke. • the Expedador, which is the Jolurn '4 the M il nistry, makes the following observations on the Note delivered by the Count Lagarde to our Government: 4 , We shall abstain from the long comments to which so remarkable a document might give rho - Ju dicinus readers will find in k matter for profound re. fiction ; and those who interest themselves in the f a te of S d ain, will sce there clearly traced the course which existing circumstances prescribe to Jeer. qn fine, the veil which caused so mnch uncertainty is tort.; the cloud which enveloped all politicians in its sliadOves is dissipated; the shades have Spoken, and. we now know that the French Government is de terniined nottedeclar• War against us for the preset*, The Notetrahanitted to the' Count Lagarde r 4114 vea,ts, the past, fixes the present, and'opens wprospeer for the future. We mint repeat, that under these.threc j pants of view, it is very remarkable. The manueria which it describes the re-establishment of-the tutiontbe transition which is made (Com that - tstsW tnorUble event to the movements of the Raja 044' —the histurection of the frontier right of the French Govern9ient to ontintain•an Ass} of Olitervatkin,the Resol t rions of the Cori** rf Verona - the assistance o red us.* one case, what is held out to us in a tliffirent case, are so many . points which merit a very circumstantial analysis, - into which we shall not at present enter." • The Municipality has addressed a fresh represen., tation respecting the authors of the conspiracy of the 7th July, and their accomplices. Ln this writing the Municipality recites the measures which it has taken to forward. the Course of justice against these indivi duAs": and it also reminds his Majesty, that it was only upon receiving a formal promise that the traitors should be punished, that the Militia consented to se- ' pirate cod retire to their homes on the 12th of July. The Address concludes with a prayer that the Xing will command the proceedings which have been com menced against the conspiratorrof the month of .July to be conducted with activity. A representation 01 - a similar purport was made by . the Landsburian S. ciety on the sth, upon the motion of General Riego, who said the rigour of justice ought not only to visit. • those individuals who have been placed under arrest,: but also those who have escaped all malestatictoe The regiment of -the cavalry of Almanza.: Arisic conducted itself so gloriously ow the 7th of Jirly hers departed from Madrid: Op the ~day previous to its' departure, it was reviewed in the n :44o ofileeiilletti. After the review the soldiers dentandeal,:with Joni eget, to 'tie led to - the square of the Constitution. flatting Arrired,theres they surrothicte4 the .stone cif the Constitution, and renewed:their. oaths. .die iR defence of their country, •und the l*ws which , they enjoy. :under the Conitkution. The air resounded with cries of " The Nation ! the tonstitdrion the Ifatinsial Congress, and the herois PeopfeOf Madrid! the• Constitution or Death r -- • • The mea.stires for enfOrting die levy. which has been decreed by tha Cores - a,re conducted everywhere with regularity,. and, in many of the prayinces, with enthusiasm. -Eight hundred remits have set: out Craps Madrid toltlin, the army.: Similar detaehnseats are assiheir march fa a the pratintet for the destilAtiOti. They sing. patrsetin. *gm, thr •• • lar• DlLAiinbi• rise a tains - a EL-o . days siesta. ;froar totisaenger from that =Wilma 141;00 el Hal4oo4ols , 104-beenoepareed.. Oa , was esposed in a basin orsilvet. ; Thiii. • • s• arose from some remaining respect from the GRAND: *WNW 41.9-r The-liamardy:alualse4 Is& G > d. oat, disistaansrat* s 0 elsac:,Witich o nuPfmr i sw itikadvin , kir Ifisastate isatikherjr. skis *a andirect teittienty'ar irhidi gigs*** the; ! . . • ; 141iblitii 4 0 4414 ' l4l4l o 4lan ‘ 111.4 1 • T ,1 ;r . ' 1C.4 TD$ STOCK ZiC1141141:34. • * 'Von* opound tido anagningwit,loll,C *IP thal; Ooy amolsooody ad the abigge#.44f,frOublells 4 1 0 4; Ames above Moslookalo WO* _VP l llo.l,_L i ! fr ., .4 111 7 1.1 _ aosomos for to4oinfor• :The Varela • rata Ms . WO . jahorg . indsraemed, brosiihtikitikencb Irandt ,44 1 1C05*1 4 Wo. sod Spodab seit•fi. vAti4hIoWIOIIWPIN Alvah ISsodsin our Market 1 pee , ceoleiliWn*lnit *a/0y iiii nai di st au e seconsie by tim,ll44 , l**ol . 4ftill!i • _ 4.. vomenen.acemniii- UT I d trabOra dift arrival of the Rapes* 1161,41 1 011. Brads looked rather heavy, and:apeled•stsl6ll4oprWeedathey instep to Sle , 11, and a good deal of business wm Kan 74e to 75; New Spanish si §—Wm gone down again to 51 f ; Old 60 ; New Prussian ad; Old ad; 711usdan a 8; Danish MI; Neapolitan 76i; 'Permian 75; Womble': 64 to 65; i~~'~3: Spanish Scrtp 13i discount. • PnICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Bank Stock t 45 lA-3 per Ct. Reduced 80 797 i 80 S per Cent. Consols 79% % 11% per Cent. •92t )4,-4 per Cents. Old, 98 Vs 15f , 4 per-Cents. New 04 •% India Stock 24914—India Bonds 38r. 40s. Exchequer Bills of £1,000,105. 13s. pr. Consols foV Account 80 3 / 4 % 3'. %. The *trench Papers of Monday have bieetrecelved. They are much occupied with speculation as to the question of peace or war with Spain, without giving any further . information relative to its solution. The Ultra Journals still rave about the pretended violation of the Preach territory by the Spanish Constitutional Army, which appeareto be no violation at all f since the territory, according to the Memorial Iketritait. common to both nations. Besides, the version ,of ohs' affair by the fanatical - Journals does mit . tbb the true one : another Journal, WI the authOrg !KO . rate letters, and Journals. published in the pro4eli adjoining to that in which the...psetentleclieiolekifte took 911ce, gives diefolloWingstectiftlit4f th is effairti, "Atappears..then,,that'On the' 29th after an engagement between' he Constitutional tr and the bands of the. Faith, ; in which the latter weep defeated,. as usual, • and fled,- part - into France.- end , fait to Itsikettal; ittunoa, at the heatltifllo6llll,llr, .Presented theinselV4a it st 'tillage cranium' to countries., and 44.1 ,Attidel, front the French • , ~point oat their. .Thate is nothing hostiloin prizeedingt"indteartittfleettra to indicate a alliatatOf rt.SPett the Fratiet for the lOcal Authorities to grant or refuse the guides ; and in the hater case, •if their refusal were disregarded', to roch conduct ; appears .thae in the -alsenceOf ,the May*, .bii.'Pepnty made no scruple to fitinish :the guider whecieetesleMaUoll4.-. : • '• Ia done right or w ro n g ; , it is net aolll4llolllt CO, 41kUSS here ; besides, •the PrefeCt deeded that point, by etvii .peading.him ; all. that.wcviished to do .was to shay; that Colonel. Assure hire sot committed the offence for Which, he' iopziacbcd , by the •Qaoridienne, the Elide, and die . ,l2napeaii gairc.; . ,With a violence and c oar s eness, of which, foituna#64l4,c,Prench JOirrnals afford few examples. . . Well, the Spanish• troops haring performed their instils, arrived at Va l-C a r los , where they - completed the defeat of those enemies whom thyli eltd previously routed. It is certain that Capta in; ArMingol, the assassin of Colonel Cruchaga, was killed in the action. As many as could 'escape in the cohfusion fled into France, *Thither no attempt was made to purstie them —a new proof that the Spanish troops. never enter. tamed the design of violating the French territory." According to accounts from Bayonne of the Bth instant, General aDoutixt's attempt in Navarre has completely failed, and it is said that he has taken 140 fuge in Bayonne. . the accounts from Navarre announce, that the petition of the armies is such, that they every moment expect to hear of the complete defection of the troops of the Faith, concentrated as they are in the moun tains, and, completely surrounded by the Constitn. tionalists. On the 2d, 120 of JAUSITO s soldiers pre sented themselves to the Alcalde of Alegrin, to claim :thwarmittice which was granted to them. • tetracts from these Papers will be found ita the preceding coliitiiic . . . We 134 1 4 71 taittett • 6°liittbnit*inPPle• to the 1 lib nit: and intelligence from Atn,troa to the d inst. : - The letter stems that the corps of 7,000 •Tu rks which bad advaitsed-front Larissa to Balance, with the intention of proceeding aerem the Golf of Co riath,haslect obliged to retreat,'lliallig -first enttr mitted tined those atrocities by which this itapht trible - Ohara is' •dimiittreished: They, set fire to the town as sOOO as, they ti . itetbemsatte menaced by , a superior foce.,or capionod 15,000 mess. Bat itappeerschia 4r44ll,l:l 4 PlC*ltillge ou the enemy in hie astreat.• , • co) •;tlill4 4 . 4 Nowoobersetettteiveltvtuisers 4"*"l9oslo.*hictilad been blockaded g gatoichtabis tital, kith. 4. - Oa. 'tad Sandi?* 71911tish ibttes under the Ilieraahier,. Ostia Polio; AltiOrrietaihs - *ha tondoctod ist-persow k-itit bit All*" 0 4 din bales ki•kli deo 49rVe.t/e. /41 1 *„40 Prtz that corvette mu; attacked by the ism a*4,, sitint*glight forseeeraitourgasaist lint wbal. .tiadiorii 60' 144 1211 Y7lAtieire. 68 ' her Arita WO Mite. :Or 04. 1 4 neuter • owl of 1111atass: , Italled.: . 116:144 atlff mad ear. • _ • • e Eby :aid * Ai kip•Wifilit 'WV ' S '`. 4 leir , oil v - Tr germ t.. Mutant, and has been sucCeedithathecletnand of the - fleß by HUSIIIN Matuagusb. The latter arrivcd on the.. 9th from Emmet, Where be conducted' the war : against the, rersians andits-be tree before filled the, office -of Captain-Picha 'be bat been probably - Alf' appointed on accowat.ohlid experience- Of the fleet which bad 'arrived in the Dardanelles, - only ten large ships wete permitted to proceed Constantinople, to repair the damages they sustained. By the same, conveyance we have received a copy at the 'or label, affixed to the head of HALE'S' EFFrpIII, when it was exhibited at the gate of the Seraglio, on the 4th ult. The exhibition gave great and general satisfaction at Constantinople ; and -the bead of another favourite was to be paid as the price . of a reconciliation between his Highness and his re fractory troops. Amens-Ass, late Comptroller of the Customs, and the friend and confidant of HALIT, .had shared the fate of the latter, and his head was hourly expected. The Berber-Bashi, k was thought, 'would be deprived of his office of Sbillidar-Aga, or Sstord-Beirer ; but that his life -would be spared.-- Stich Was the exasperation, not only of the Janissaries, but ot the Turks in general, againkt the three, that if the Svcris had net complier' with - the popular feel; ing, it would have probably cost him his life. The following is a copy of the label put on HALEY Etrannt's head, exhibited within the Seraglio gate, 'en Wednesday, the 4th of December,. I 822: Whereas the late Nishandgi,* Hales Effendi, had had the good fortune to attain several high stations, and to receive a groat nutty 'favours, under the shadow of the Sublime Porte; and whereas a number of prerogatives bad been granted him by his Impede! Highness with the sele•view that he might; In his public and private ;induct, serve the Sublime Porte with loyalty and iptightness—that be, especially in these present times, shield !blithe to the duties of • cordial - mien and - concord 11111014 all Ilintiulmen, now viewed in the light of one and sole body—that 4e should abstain from everything bordering on luxury and dis 4pation, and act according to the doctrine of our Master, the in order that will and dissension, as well u personal animosity sad envy, being banished from ...an the /dosaulmen, all shook!, with unanimensAtalien, tern their efforts and real la behalf of the bisliontens Faith ; and whereas, in spite of all such favours, he, posin by the vile arid - whited habit, Inborn in his nature, intemikrit m custom to dial in Snide* atidtifteit, Whereby mussy lidivideals have been merrier ; MAUI! and Mastodon having gainvtannund as the Mustuhnert, heheing came thereof, andslasegb he by his hypo. edtleal'aenteanour stmt• lineage, had made trapper thotheavas. i ! saint in a loyal end upright .way, he didnothingeiniart • !hat gratify ids • rivets views, suer _giving up Wm:mewl' Ambits of Ultimo* set. elhalpadoni and whereas& dembenti ,traph fild lathier if {be Eke name, which be haa fit as Mr nit,.ienwery to the wit of the Goverament,:bad Freely emit to liglikend acquired the character of ssiteuidsome—iolumme a , ln conietreme, useeseityle Mikes, a distarbetirwo asslewlwt being cif this sort. - • ss Wberefirey to setverve 'Arose 'utetherivis bas bore nlsbed with death, as he was e in fo Menlo& of • according to the peremptory ;awed againsmill. 10, Imperial Highness ;• tad thisinfris, die said Must- SAW* head,4evensil Etna hit hodreeneedb‘yl!' • • It Is i dwarf tarn, a stikalkeinsiithoria. a. • rorary rank of a Puha of Three Tails; his hmoillilkobosining only in drawing an the Grand Signieeheypharin seisms oa canons. tA. • • sort of inucitraw, w s di alditT We ate rejoiced to doter that. iddlibultsTir eon , tinue, to 1 0 ( /Vet frOof 1 144 06 Ye tt e71 1 ,, in t t14 * -1 at the Mace hire bo* vy 1 19 1 11 1 100 r *A l k*Vi Of which, morning and evening, wow* u.m., 61 Hit A 3 ESTI iS better." L- .• - There war it good deal of snole:/esterday; bot-at intervals on thplYest Cliir the protethadeivAliimel" tal. and the atmosphere presec i mfl cloadkeF.444: Italian sky-. • • Yesterday a Court of 'Directors s wat iteld'lt:the l , East India House, when the. Right linniduiphli Ilk , Lord - Ass Haßar was introduced,. and Soak the WIWI oaths on being appointed Goveraor-Geaeral villen gal. His Lordship afterwards 'dined 'with itheDii. rectors at the City of London Tavern, at which were present his Majesty's Ministers. the Loan Cusu Jus- TICE, the Vics-Casscaz.t.oa, the Right Honourable CIIARL.S GRANT, • and many other distinguished characters. 1. • - lie elegant Tower , called Wire; erected an the /team point of elevation on die Hoek ei.(Mbeishar,ltaa law* betia!set. by lightning dories a viola* , oliellei • Ilk on a former QCCUille, wag, sbratni,, .b 7 t he . i e `, 19th have I?isen.recinven_ficom .A et•po . to .e; sonifN, 19tb of November, at whiCh time the shocks dft e, The. were still f unt 4 and sOnr, of ' ... 4 . violent. e. damage that na bege . suitaipeit i i! i , •-- f? culable, and,the lob of 1: eitlninat utipiiiinalell,l4teti iii snob •Calarniilei, sweepinr tors of ;birch rity to which contintiance , winter present and prwations those sympatht be held for the purpose ttienni may be adinitut efforts to stimulate the elfft 4Flin that litlv.-- Faishes the people of thltiOnuttry froth eery other. It is the .characteristic virtu. *Or tl3lt ea kit that, too; which is most entOreed si t e : Pr pt. Iv—Though the mass o( tlse Tiirlsa,. %ere Christians amcvigit 0;e-* , 1 !LW s Zaltibo ' : • • i V51 . ...0 ,duNaidgETINQ THIS DA:11641 t • EABZ'NQ A~KE,h~Is/i?la I**l4-**ieting toilc.ls*ltAlsc:PleY of 1 / 3 0;7' doh-Tarots, pursuant to adiliatiionsQ,,,for the p05..2 84 postsf t*Pg. tlkeni!*s ossa. : :” sioned by the late Eardwpsahes ins tuFh ,1100PibrtrnsktOgli*OFi . ,e 7 .0thc wow-het:l ' Al 'survivorsass aisight.he deemed: twoFkkbrAile k • '1 Tea 1f ee t.940 06 0 1 04ilik. i ihclent of to Weather, was respectably attended. :7 1.1 ' ' l 2 The ilhdreta of the potrivetipte; - iristOttibelserosiii" p osiessions have been thus annihilato4 4 4-40:44k1i' awful of Olitlerelo,l‘ 4 #ttit unferqsese in that part of-the the ittjnkpflto CIE; !wed• it mho scription, to the ausesiaolispivara. • been opened; The eiasimletee *Mk have uniertalles: its management have already tiaossisiited CR& to the ' distressed sufferers, withlOstru , — citioni r ~,: tticause it to be . istributed, witheableitisi , gaieties or Teligion.-- tisk c eternity Was, however, - timentettstveltsbo wholly relieled by partial contributions; Aid 0/11 Custunit tee, knowing that henevoleuce . is"the characteristic . Britons, and also. recollectini 440 tbils *had' 7bmit - supplies, - whet the easethqoake at.tisboa, in, the Year 1755. had desuoyet thousand's of human beings, wisely determined again .to appeal to the liberality *of the public.- fihe,eartheittahi:of Syria has not been less Calamitous than that of Yiehia m i. Ili has made the an: dent city rolAutiocit:74 plitetwhitiee•Christians had :ff first their honourable denotainatien4a heap. of ruint:3„, • • Twenty thonsatidhuntan , beingwrivan instant death : equal number maimed and mutilated, are bu! . - tering all " the sail vatietiettnfyio#" Every %lay, for a period of nine weeks, the survivors were kept in a stain y of alarm and anxiety, for 'daring 36 days the earth :ft kept trembling under them; and every moment whiai! v „ it shook, they almost . hop rather than feared, 680 their miseries would be terminated, •aricl.if*isel±i4 oterwhelmed in that desolation in which their father, brothers, wives, husbands; and &slam, had already been buried. . • • • •2 .: - f , The Chair ntleAtecteA-ryhe taken at one o'clock y the Loii siA - 3 , 91044 his Lordship had. not' r Mr. Q. H. Mittrat'cin - e Of the,Auvisional (rm. usittee, addressed tbeiLsetingv and• said that he had received -a - col#ftiid,4i,4o66 - - fronv4he Mayor o • stating. that,he was atbat.ti eccupied in. hearing" enittiPoreent:tid# feared; would not. be 'Over in less than half in hour, and begged that the" Meeting would either It Appoint another Chair man. ono-.be cca4 The' Meeting. munsimoosli orianeaddlit wait. the ar,a rival of the Loin • At.theraisite our 4epertiti, left the .dab MA'! Mad not arrived. The Iteschlutions intended :to bitinve 'posed are for the purpose - nfraising,a subscription, It the toppointment bf a bonsai, COJUMittte to., osipeAnteshit its cluttibasoo4 It would also be pre. • that the Prosiaitiial committii4bOalitreio4 the General' Coin-mincer.- • Mr. BANKS, the travellei „end the new *eater for the Univeriity Hof r.tanshridges , tvesEdopdtitdPta. address the Meglenii, . • jel uti , ^ • • . u eniks. v! g Tuesday IYIr. LATCRPCIRD, the King's itsfessenstt arrived with dispatches fieto Mr HILL, at Turin. CorrXwr-O i tMats.-.—disiaxsranna's Play of 144' Henry els Evil* .was last night revived at der. Tbesure,. Whenilfetilit4cOtany appeared for Melt* time in the charatilei:grz antlutinits•Churchn* eardinsilirolasy sod 'Lady made her debut befctre a Londoreandienee WAS arduous part of Owe Ka. Marine. This thiricter, in itself Molt diticelt to sustain, is rendered, stilr_psore so, by our recoll&-, lions of the •petbliar:esalence displayed by 'Mrs. Stmarms in her persoaiicauon of it. The selection of It, under thetexeduntulated difficulties, for a first ap. pftrance, 'hewed' a bold daribg4o the part of the fair debutaistiaf let night l Her performanceve* bogovsr, : po successfulas t ,licr w_arineif friends cdaltf 1211"" • litssiiiides 401 Imo* marked ad well ealielated for theiStagefr. Otristinai4Vokeey, was elan sidssarC . githt.qyoi Kathitrinslif MOO ersepentl novel at' in one. t4stmonas7ll4 stgfte! admirer of the drama. Wolsey was, `happiest Ott at' Afp*e9 lll2e . a star whose brilliancy willsog bat, thboglildislifiloissav was equal. to his . groat 2redemabr in tick character, yet in his enactment the ParitAltat nigbt theivrwits mach.to applaud motb.which every kaa of. the drama most- *their* The tone in. wbisidst mtered that biatatifikrsstate - cOmmencinglll4 IL but served My `.1;14 alb Vie ' s`ettl ` thtiiti`9iki4 levied my King," with:thew' tad fe accompanied - iv' rloak IP".11 . _ I - _ _7 -i. '' hal e n,,the , 0 .._-• _by . - : Ilk and had raised lag t ityAbiliso OAR, „ t ~.,, th i t - t • • - or«. t.. la - -141 7 .. A wiiiipt4iJT:: .., .- ---- - - ' 4'4 . .- "*. • .of theiblitti6' •• • • .-Wi ilfnkli4atienV t N. e ,ei ..;•-• inn it, - ‘ l. ' - ,lgii,". i t. ' '4' ' h LONOONi i., . / • ' • Oved. His successor, in 411 .. :. ..it). initia l Garai- -0 n 1.......... q. e! i . . ?MBA. Governor ofttunini Tito . rtaPtaila*ba. - 1 • • ' Ins ARA MIttfIUIMEIN *to Istist bateau astsuccessfal in rittnitbAy: jAguARy . lc his late cruise, his beim appiiitxted Fuchs' of Angers, ___ ~,,..:•-•• • • •••• •••,••••-k-; Caia r ;itiep7 401 77 41 . W 0 ha - - • - i -- ' ,- Fii :7- ' illvie . inticba - ti 4; - INik. ig scenes of ngg ro ymccim- -- *e hor- -say•oott . ithatteft:g ; which were ag by the itilialf in ITZ, 7I I; r il it t c :;: sa t 11,1 e . which thepoot iliNIXIMIllet remora., b t , L ..# ,; ; , ance -of tbb sisockb. ,, ` Thieraod , • cIE to Ibka,Wie orde4 Xrt ll presented the PrOM, " - $11661181 ic°lllll.llll° 4l2 'l cations ; btid lb, , :ect kal ' tht ofelf 'to ilsolksu • ze n .in which contains A *lit poee 'O4l toll* grated by every admiis hies of every good Te. As a . ilg is to perhaps, thb best,' the ha I this day_ at the ty of London VUTitit.' polar: , in it be was a'l porposir OVCOnsicienhg the Owen liovi if **oak unrivaled ; bat adhAnistered, it reiettrei no efforts oh oar illin noracastally equal to ___,,...... .t_ ___ __"..... t.:.—:.....v..... 15.... A G.t.: r Aninnotior en, in hit on: are many Christians ainnagil &Oki liatirtili (lark* ieried my Bins," wisitthrenprassinn offeattgea tfkfil I an• knOwin no distinction/Land Vi.ent4dd'Ottskr sq . accotopaniedW'forined a afrielatewof thethiswang I for tnantwosldii motivel'foi - akbliffiltY - Otikkhdt' " art *Walt we Were ieldostelF Way seen - escelled. nanimity in.favour of toplirliii inth4sikanki 4 ,itntLiint Tirirerd&ainth liew.vieow ori, Omer* Wit- Syria. Turkey will one iiiiy don,* an. imporprit irmice i in* roFe iii#Ltai t tl,7lllo" 114 4 Prding" fioßet; l ie mos place in the polities- the *Odd t and It' will lio wf at this The;tre, - minions be titilie-av-ansadiesilt 14#4 the very . moment slit'iltOmitt feel' ' • its popular predecessor; 'ti • **, fieriders.r , It kiln's. 'Oct,: in: tb*,..4 MSc* ''to - ,'Thil 'ibi - ns tainlx, a very annuli. .. . :aril- antlferebaveiti cloaca 0 f . .at - or Is .. " this iiiteradiss 44* . ,ifills. *IVY to . 1 . - POPiletornforahnAlla 3 11 pgoi tine au( . thee - -- .'"' t "E` ':;. 40 manna in which it .:. beekhifight Dow . l'-'!faci PT.' -", " ' Fp: 4.4e , 0 ', vs Ilattlinttlie h(nionr Muni= of MO .. virsiatiWeinstleretatiditidit * Ol- :-.- Of -7 64 : f vtii l V-6 t ' it iodePittive Otiikie the •... • , , . 14 . , 4,96 1 16 iblfillliittelloMaidi 1 0" -. '; NOW' 01.4 •, . ' momen t :Nvibili r ale .Pi 3 . i ''. 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