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e of grievar:!‘ rave . f erve_ as a rtion, which, by put in praaice Or the Court of 'ortngal, make(' .01f needing due "Nth he drinks. -thigh above of. itiiiohe . fh-enm ; Oki ti be 1n 42e fiffetteil instances jib cruisers doing etfortognece har ks quoted by the . fle•sircumilanyes that the fans are filch ! the French A and. that the open The. alledged flatter li•mewl btesiotry. a n d4o m ally, Spain, Ike reein ventral. iteceive the boon Wyti.reeei es indeed we e h t:l hi. f . :s oa tu' Iketas sewn its itifidaii"it has "6"l•SPain ha; Oltv-Ibtlity -with 6tAtalikdenii wtieh Yet* clime in titiale of weak. ‘4 144 -,th# - M 1 . tt'ft.4 y:le.••• , : r' - 0. 11 464/ 1 " 4 4 an arsaysof yo ant enamarch .Werfiellbt•ftl y livrethare sip vaikelyV•te prove 40'5. rOl,l, ountry t rasse, spetity than they lamps are con. mentioned cmoug wdily be *imps. nit* inn* mon' • iatention of Go. eking thenational d. is onlered to St. to fosse reports. is knny of England ry of the espedi- I with the famous degree foceeed a lore, &wild it be it will be, the tyden !hate; that !bed with the at -1 as the Ile:mills ;mined to leave antry that be fe. Whether his pro- of traafport, are lay do*. Ws. tufo it la wily on allhublod is the LaNputian fleet t divided among moot, without a rota Breit to the ic flat of in do. sble, bmeaufe our Oa the chances • . &May alto* .Ikrect, . St. join se dis tri d e. of dos wall*, boss y. The &Ws r been le afts& slimy, or tits 'punts, has not Gazette, gibe • g as the pre , mastioaa t that Ttioillados the ksaral Acton. Hope. dated dm sadron tinder the rig of one Ibip of er of maps/ft. . bad faikd from diopatid that it has *mhos ar sad was me ba A, reliably that Deed Admiral, toots hag wit rerwaseat to Ad tval force is eba Patch the porn is had aria Id l left Fan al his scamPoes fog W. Stitariekriornirente. ri simu Tins t,—artbrn axw. .• • eta. ee's. mow nes. i i s t t '., .. ~.i• • PIIIZANCII, It s 3. The Veynor Tranfport, No., Ye, Capt. G. Joan. is put in here to repair , the damage (he fuffained off Cape Cornwall on the morning of the aoth infant. This asp arrived the Fortitude itctntion Trade*, Vivian,,lalk from Falmouth, with fundriea, for this or t ; asd the Younglonah (Letter of Ma x i n e), of London, W 1141.02.0 Commander, from anunfue• (caul eruite of 77 days from Ws Bay. having taken pealing.: and fprungane of hermafts in a gale Wind. ffince the :cube to anebar.polt of her crew have entered on board the Geismar, perhaps hoping N, kr to be more fortunate. . .PLYMOLITM.SEPT. 24. Caine in the Jau•sca, of *6 guns, from the ilba• arard: the immediately made fignal fora convq.to the eat en and failed yeflerday evening whit the 'trade for the Downs; the Are and ANSLUI r a,,, from Ms s, b e lii a;zlle number ; alto clime . the Trende Werner, Captain 3;;;41 fen AMINO. port; 'and from Dongfound, with timber, for this ril r Ytnc. Greanosir ,. Captain bliteriaz, from ethilisititi with provilwits for the navy.—Sailed the Wittier, of 44 . gots; on i ituiie t alto the Til t of tat teas. forirobind. *- •;. . tiett*Fowret, SEPT. ts. .1 Aiirt:ed the Cniatorra echooner from a cruize. ' vihir terns WeSoinearea frigate has made firm' of Weft Indies.—The Laysiestas t of Ai glee, Capt. Bsiiretia, is hourly expeked in ar itivrownir a convoy from ilia Weil Indies. The we& to ftitleme: puska on the iadt of :Arrived the usitlitieth, spt. State; SP 1111DRCLL brig, Vent. Rosiketion s a the William ficire-chip, W. Dimwit ;nailer, from ibe Downs. The William is booed to Malrl:=:Sailed the Aar fel:oases; Lieut. taiiaterts, On a adze off Portland. • ULU,. UR. ss. &fled the Misstate fn with sleet under eci. nor for Portfootub ; Dtsseirsar boob. aitd the Con• ,LICT gun weird, en a misc. S. S. E. to eonany the latter in a gate of • bowterit Ind her I the Aiiiirlcane frigate has fent I colonts, laden :t* bomb, VB. Coat. JR, sad Morally gun bags. lop* is the Loads , the Q&I.TICm sip, Admiral Tm OM's ossassosp Lg Sip; Aasesclas frigate, oae armed Sip, and the thrlistit entries . MILL • The Petit, of NewelAlai tapt. MitClawson, fir► rived,here this Week from St. Peterilletgh. In erof. frog the North Set, Boring Rrons gale of wieal s the Peter nipped a heavy lea, which fwept away foul' of the crew from the deck, together with the boat , coolchoufe , &c. Another of the crew was upon deck at the time, and had he not got entangled with foist of the rigging, *Mild have lbaied the melautholy fate of bob companions. The Wilhanstou, WILLIAIiti, of this port, his mf rived off the Hiimber, from au unfuccefsful voyage OA the Whale Fifacry, to the coati of Labradors, bars ing only caught two (mall 6th. A Danifiallip, fkom Archangel to Rotterdam, bas been detarmed by our eruizers, and fent into the Humber. Her cargo, which is very valuable, it ft expelled will be condemned. • his lidajelty's ildpa Pinter ow Oaarcr and Pact r the foilbwinreoppered tranfportt k from Me 'under the tosomisid ofCaptain C. Wat- son, of *soy the Coinet, Minorca. Ca- bads, and Arrived . Espreft„ Captain DAVIDSON, front Archon & 414Critti . SEPT. sq. The tivawsa"thltter which Was to convoy the V 26144 No. 57, liana with the latter in a gale of and having carded twit her bowfprit and her jib, put in Isere to re*t. Armed the AiiinticAoe frigate from a cruise s the ilincotts frigate has fent inhere a large bark ander neutral colours, laden wits rfteat . luffed. Sailed the Zama booth, Vs- -117•11 do. ; wet% Coltman?, CISSOR, and Moonsw FROM THE I ONIX)14 GAZETTE, IRPT. ADMIRALTY OFFICE. 111E1% 24. °Grahams hem Me Jaw trie Jaws Sa•Ritt, K. N. Rear Admiral Tule Blue tip MY ETAS, NtERAII, Bart. dated ea heard hie Ilajeftlitirp Curlew/11.6f °tortilla, the its& Ink. Sio—l beg you will pleads to inform my Lords Coon . miffioners of the Admiralty. that, baying been rifted by the Tullio& bomb on the Bth.' ad the 3411.tirca on the r sth init. I embarked on board his Majeity's flip Csassaus, and failed ftom Guensfey 16;ads the following morning. with the CaLawsta. an d Caataaar cutter in cotnpasy. • It blowing a & nag geese front the calward, it was not until Toefaay eve:ling I was enabled to get of Granville, w h en . h av i ng ha. 4 an opportunity to reconnoitre the enemy's r . ve ffela 4nd other craft within the Pier. and the &rent batterler by which they were pro wiled, I anchored' in the Cavities:l as near ore as the tide would admit, having only fixteen feet at low water :—At eleven the TERROR came up. but having alfo grounded, it was not with two o' clock that Cimftin Haa DINO a was enabled to place his fhip in the pofition Aimed to her, which he did in a molt judicious manner. and opened a brillc fire from his two mortar.. which was returned from the mor tar and gun batteries on the heights near the town, and alto from tome guns on the Pier. and the gun- Yetfels placed in die entrance. From the number of well direaod Osells thrown from the Tanana into the Pier, and parts of the town. I am perfeaded they mull have done very conlide;able damage. The fire was kept np till after five o'clock, when I thought it ulrifable to recall the Tsaaoa, and anchored with s4is flap and the CMAIMELL at a fliort diflance fur. Cher from the town. The SOLIIIOI bomb, whole failiag maraud her from bluing sp. Jana Ilsortly after, .ancl* alto inehorea. The lots on this occafion was canines wounded by fplinters on board the TERROR. A few {hells were thrown in the even. ing, but the tide preieented the ailss getting fulfi -1 ciemly near to be attended with much effect. This morning the fquadron w.re under fail before dawn ofday,andalicircumaances concurred to enable them to take their refpedive Rations with the utmolt pre cition ; the two mortar velfels opened a brifk and well direded fire foon after five o'clock, which was unremittingly kept up until half paR ten, when the falling tide rendered it neceffary to withdraw from the attack. Twenty-two gun smirch, that had haul ed out of the Pier, drew up ins regular line., and kept up a heavy fire, jointly with the batteries around the port, without doing much execution. The CER tut us, after getting under fail, grounded on one of the rand banks, and remained, above three hours be fort the floated;—nine of the gun boats, perceiving her fituation, endeavoured to annoy Iter, and kept up a heavy fire upon her foe Tome time but were tilenced by the enemata. and KITS, and alto by the fire from the SULPHUR and Tatum bombs, and by the earrnnaclt launch of the CatisEaus, under the orders Of Lieutenant Mensatt, affifled-by the BUNG and Cat -retort - , whfc,h obliged them to take fhelter in their port. In 40 gerformance of this intricate fer rice I cannot anis highly applaud the zeal and perk vering ezertidns of ill the officers and men under my orders I and I fhould not do julliee to the merits of Captain &oar, was I not to acknowledge the able affifiance I have received from him fince s l have had the honour of being in his Sip. The Ireidiners and sezod conduct itfalfthe officers and mea in the C AR . a ul, string the time the &fp wse aground, alfo do them infinlit-Zedit• The trimonyrideifcesest which Captain M•Lson, to e the •flotitco4, lod..Captain HARDING 11, of the TSRILOI4 hate beefl MnploB . .ca this War, areteally fufficidttly mown, bit I tr i ll Cure to i. art that in no inflance c they Save di4 played greater zeal and gallantry than sni ke pre fent oesaGon ; and great praife aue to Lieute :nant MACARTHEY and Lieutenant S'stirn, and the parties of artillery embarked on board the refpedive bomb veffels. rt is not poffilde to afcertain the de. mages the enemy have fußained on this occafion, but as, during the bombardment, very few (if-any) of the fhells miffed taking tired, they mutt have been very confiderable. SAV MARIA. Copy Of a letter front Mousey to Sir Eva* Na. SLAW. Bart. dated es bawd Ids Bliakity% the Uvular?, in cis Dowse, the sod talon. Sir—Enclofed I have the•honnti P r io.trmslatit a duplicate of intelligence received from Caps, °well of his Majefty's flup die lIIIIIMITALITO, being fent to the Commander in Chief. - I am, c., (Signed) ROBIIRT 1101ITAOH. His Majefty's Sip Is ITS, alt St. ralletr es Cass, September la. My Lorcl.7-In obedience to the order of Rear. Admiral Moe Tie sr, I, at eight o'clock this morning, in company with the Pusses and Ex mom* bombs, commenced an attack on the batteries abich protect ifie town of Dieppe, and weird' building there (in nuitther, feventeen). The firing was continued on both (ides till paR eleven, when the lee tide making Rrong, and the town having taken fire badly en one place, and nightly in two others, t moiled the bombs to weigh, and proceeded with them off St. Vallery en Cam, where they are-conffivaing fix Tenets, and at three in the afternoon opened our fire at that place for an hour. The enemy liras fisr the molt part striven from their batteries. the inhabitants flying to the country, and judging from the dire&ion in which many of the (bells bark, they mull have (offered much.— On a fervice of this nature we cannot expea to efcape unhurt I I have, however, pleafure iu report ing to your Lordfhip; that although the enemy's fire, efpecially from Dieppe (which is very bong in bat. teries), was heavy and well dire&ed, and that many of their fhot took draft, our Infshas been but (malls Ehe PIRS'EMS has 'one mai mil Eng, and the Ser)eant of artillery is nightly wounded. The Boatferson of this Ibip and three feamen were broiled by fplinters, but did not leave their quarters; the other damage (bnt that not material), is confined chiefly to the rigging. The manner ezenstin g my inftruetinns, and the judgment (hewn in placing and managing the bomb veffels, entitle Captain lotions:lu and Capt. ' Palm to my belt and warmeß thanks; their condos& has been every thing I wigs, and they (peak highly of the officers and detachments of the Royal Ar !try embarked with them, as well as of she officers and inch of their rafpeitive crews. My oNsission of the Fir& Lieutenant of this alp, CHAIIIAS F. Paris, Is already known to your Lordfhip, and his consionft this day, as well as that of the other Lieutenants, Offiters. and men. without exception, has fully juit tified the reports I have .made your Lord(hip con cerning theta oo former occafions, who have the honour to be, Ike. (Signed) e.'W. c. a. owls. Copy of a letter frees Captain Hattowett, of his Majefty's Yip Moo, to Str STAN NIIITAN, Bart. dated at Sea. Sept. is. Sir—Be pleaded to acquaint their Lordfhips. that his Majefly's (hip Asoo bas this day captured l'Ot. feats cutter privateer, of ten guns mud fizty eight men, commanded by NICHOLAS Baena Daunts, Enfeigne de Vaiffean : her Second Lieutenant was unfortunately killed by one of our guns during the chafe. She had been nine days from Rochfurt, and taken nothing. I am. Sir. &c. (Signed ) a. HALLOO/SU.. COO, Of aMtw hen LAMM WILLIAM oosseas, etweraiodbut bh blejeßrs bared muse doses, to kr EVAN NaMIAIII, Bart. dated atTalmoodt, tie salt What. Sir—Having received orders from Captain BASS, of his Majefty's brig Career to cruise off Mounts' Bay. and being led conGderably to the foethward and weftward in chace, and by Itrong gales of wind. blown off Cape Finiiierre, on the Bth of this month, at daylight. and at the clearing up of the fog, dill coveted the Maria privateer of Guernfy two or three miles to windward of us in cbace of two brigs, one of which, l'Efpoir privateer of St. Mato, was firing her Rern chafers at her, and at times giving her broadfides; we tacked, and in about an hour we got within piftol (hot of her. and gave her one four pounder. and Come mulkets, when lbe 'truck her colours, having wounded one man nightly on board the Maria, god having one of her own men wound ed. She proved to be I Y Efpoir privateer of St. Maio's, of fix guns, fix-pounders, and sa men. I fent the Maria after the other brig, her prize. being the fallea Mee, and in two hours me recaptured her, zo o = be the Two Friends of London, from ti Leaden. I have the honour to be, Ste. (Signed) firs. g MR. ROBBR7 In our paper of Saturday we prontiied to Xitie t more ample detail of Mr. Emmet's addt•efi to 'the Court and Jury, when called upon to knol Iwhetilet he had any thing to fay why lentence of dcath,lhonid not be pallid upon him. He delivered himitlf nearly .in the following terms : " I am ailed if I have any thing to fay why fen tenet of death fhould nr 7. be pronounced upon me ? was I tofuffer only death, after being adjudged guilty I (hould bow in filence ; but a man in my fituation has not only to combat with the difficulties of fortune but alfo the difficolties of prejudice ; the fentence of the law which delivers over his body to the execu• tioner configns his charaCter to olrl.,qtry. The man I dies, bat his memory lives; and that mine may not forfeit all claim to the refpefl of my countrymen, ufe this meal - Inn to vindicate mylelf from fame of the charges advinced againit nie. lam charged with being an emilfary of France ; 'tis fare I I am no emilfary ; I did not with to deliver up my country to a foreign Power, and leaf of all, to France.—Nol never did I entertain the idea of eliablilhing FrenCh Power in Ireland ? Goo forbid ! On the contrary, it is evident from the introdetory paragraph of the addrefs of the .Provifional Government, that every hazard attending an independent effort was deemed preferable to the more fatal rifle of introducing a French army into the country : fmall would be our claims to patriotifin arid to fenfe, and palpable our. affeaation of the love of Liberty, if we Wet* to en courage the profanation of our Ihores by a people who are flaws themfelves, and the unprincipled.and abandoned initruments.of impofing flavery on °that. --If filch an inference is drawn from any part of the Protig,*tation 'of the Provifional Government, it ,valonsniates their views, and is not warranted by ;be fad ; ;flow. could they (peak of freedom to their countrymen ? how affume fuck an exalted motive, and tned:tate the inundation of a power which Itas been the enemy of freedom in every part of the globe. Reviewing the condo& of France to other countries, could we expel better towards us'? No! Le: not then any man attaint my memory by believing, that I, could have hoped freedom throuilt the aid of France, and betrayed the focre4 caufe of liberty by committing it to the power of her moil determined foe; had l done Co, I had not deferved to live, and dying with fuch a weight upon my charader, I had merited die honefi execration of that- country which gave me birth. and to which I would have given freedom. Had I been in Switzer. hind, I would have fought againß the French. In thq dignity of freedom I would have expired on the three }hold of that country, and they' fhoold have entered it only by palling Over my Welds code. Is it then to be fuppofed, that I would be flow to mate the ' fame facrifice to my native land ? Am I, who lived but to be of ferrite to my country, and who would fubjed myfeff to the bondage of the grave to give her independeace—am I to be loaded with the foul and grievous calumny of being an emiffary of France( My Lords. it may be part of the fyflem of angry juttiee to bow a man's mind by humiliation to Meet ' the ignominy of the fcaffol.l; but work to me than the aaffold's Ihame, or the fcaffold's terrors, would be' the imputation of having been the agent of Froth defpotifm and ambition ; and while I have breath I will tall npoa my countrymen nor to believe,rne guilty of fa foul_ a crime spina their liberties and their happioefs . Though you, my Lord, fit there i Judge, and I dead here a culprit, yet you are bat a man, and I am another; I have a tight therefore to vindicate my chandler and motives from the xfper• lions of calumny; and as a man to whole fame is dearer than life, I Hill make the lap ufe of that life in refitting my .nanme and my memory from the aft Rifting imputation of having been an emilfary o( France, or feeking her interference in the internal regulation of our affairs. Did I live to fee a Frencii army approach this country, I would meet it on the (bore, with a torch in one hand and a (word in the other ; I would receive theist with all the dellroaion of war 1 I would animate my countrymen to immo- late them in their very boats, and before our intive foil fhould be polluted by a foreign foe. If they rue ceeded in landing, I would barn every blade of grafs before them $ raze every honfe ; contend to the fall far every iaeh of ground, and the left fpot in which the hope of freedom Ihould defert me, that fpot I, 'Would make my grave l—What I cannot do, I leave a legacy to my country, becaufe I feel confcions that my death were unprofitable, and all hope of liberty eztinft, the moment a French army obtained a foot. ing in this Mend." After fume further matter, he concluded tlius— a My lamp of life is nearly expired ; my race is &tithed ; the grave opens to receive me, and I fink into its bofom. All I requell then, at departing from the world, is the charity of its filence. Let no man write my epitaph; for as no man who knows my motives dare vindicate them, let not prejudice or ig norance afperfe them: Let them and me repots in obfcurity and peace.and my tomb remain uninfer i bed, until other times and other men can do jutlice to my charaaer." DALIN. THURSDAY, SEPT. 22. Mr. Emmet, after hi; ilia' on Monday evening, was taken to Newgate, where dinner had besb Vest• pared for him. He there requefled to fee one ofithe Gentlemen who were engaged in his jiefeace. To him, it is generally rumoured, he made a full difclo, fore of all the means be had ufed to and the WS infurreflion, and authorised him to make it known to Government. He declared himfelf the chief moyei and infligator of that attempt to eft& a tevotutioni. and folemnly denied having any afinciates in tbii country of either propelty or refpeltability. He se. counted for the expeoces incurred by preparations foil rebellion, by Rating that he had received on the death of his father nooleand that he hid eapended of that turn ;vol. in purchaflog the arras fthuid to the &PM iu Mar thalfea.lane., He alfo denied Wei/tried or. received any afillance from the French nment, sad protefled, youres this country invaded by French: men, from his iufurma;ion of their priocVles and conduit wherever they went, that he would, be one of the mod saelous in the eipulfion of fuck treacha rani. rapacious, and fanguinary raifernaats. At ten o'clock on Tuefday adorning, a confides. tial friend of this unfortunate Gentleman was per. mined to 'Hit him at Bilasainimen Gael. The AIL for, a profeffional Gentleman of confiderable :mace, on hit entrance into the culprit's dumbest ' 7 ‘.? • 1 * 46, 7 i 7); found him reading the Litany in the ferviee of Church of England, in the pretence of the Rev. Gastat.r, the Ordinary of Newgate ; after which made a hearty hreakfaft. Retiring afterwards t room with hi, friend, after certain family comma cations, he adverted to the eircutr.flonee t.f having Pockets examined in the dock no the preceding ev tog,_ for Come inftrument with which it was app hen4c.i he might doßroy himfelf. lie difclaimed ft notion with vehement indignation, alledging it incompttible with the religiotille ptofeffed. and which i.e would die, m....aning the Chriflian fylketa hesitt; as Taught by tint Ediblitbed Church. solemnly profetfed his hopes of eternal fa l eation, on any merits of his dint, but througl tnadiat of the Gon who bled on an ignominious -.eras him. With tilde fen:intents. he reptated, it strobld abford to tarpore him capable of liticichir:' 'Whit he to apprehend m'014% thin chip i &tidos-tot thame at cached' to the mode prepared for him, it cot but little:o4a him, when lie confaleredthat Sydr and Rotell ble.i the•ka finld in aft milar cattle. With relket to hie politicrl femitnenvt, he ctiald or re tdrettertrat he had urged in Court-- th•rt a4eparati °f alai Tuttigdom from Great Drit , ,in waslis fnpret Willm—airobjed which ha two s ennticitna s culldlie effe eduit hput th eaid t, Fgr 4 , The meaNrelc t ilkilfii With Frente, t adapted.latgihgts bviavicryt. he w4 f s,i4tcr .°Qll,ei r thi p4iitof4Afpfc•inpli!hcil. : 6l htrionfaric Ant *!T ipr pmt, ed;. at aJteii he would eattekel in this adequat, petind iiculan (elf, hal proceei . preadet belliun. concei , ment ml convinced afforded sicatios.with and fair' lion on IRO t 0 1. f lits moth , itahagr4;l 417, :Om.- •-' .-- . -• ehensleti, withastedateniega4 thei4trim... - . . ppreled a firm confidenc h e e tifjpeeti Whirls Alt! et /lethal; bIV li ii P ine% culprit iyesed,fsein loilituti a on military guard, compofed okf bah of cavalry and infantry of he , quartered at the barracks. fis o'clock at the. temporary genres, i ilioMasAltn ins carriage With two C'ergymen,, , , thither his demeanour, lowever. 4114. that ferinue call befitting the awfulnefs • *tic or the religious fenriments he had uttered in the sqm lug. He gazed about, particularly in Dirty-lb the km of his exploits, with a (pecks of light ini teutive,fmile, awry-king a laugh, until he w i le ea sled to the place of execution. . On their arrival at the fatal trot; the prigabil Ambled about ao minutes in the carriage with tl Clergymen ; he then afcended the platform with inn corepofed air, untied his neckcloth. an lit ed the rope about his neck i after exclaWnS :n 1 ' dihle voice, 4, I die in peace with all meldulatler e • the fatal fignal wastiven, when he wasetentadtiti after hanging *boot to minutes, his body was talc down, when the executioner performed the tbnilnl part of the fitntetweief 'carting off the heed. remains were afterwards•conveyed to Neatate.. We learn that the Rion interval between the poi of his fentence and its examelpo was at 41 menus fervently employetif ' Cletcil blending at the fame time.ol.lloduable &pada mind with Chrißian humi • •!' 11 ' . ' • V ilgibtel . ein; c o The following Papers wets as Trial : No. I. (foolish* Ilit Prifoeset:'s lodgt eg by Xi Birr,) Mit Dearly as follows I " le oat (sea *seer, eat spoke leeway Weber ess is eatery et tbe rase doseasset, ea domed ie astral leg he wmairests lima dasels la heel is arias ee vendellt. et arab *et avke hews ha a lessee lied* be siva with seteades Thwevileor allie s lioweiadoes sass to as alleriaag ci relat is aids be Mk s-se wash* esass Assierate Neter desaielo a sst , ee paw se Sash adstheaeselikaied wids as pen of the . Gerona He wed osaiewassaki the e ave as ite t ee* which be way isteretw toert*b tett peak. erarithearehly di ieee_Aeg a I the melt eertlek imalleades. It kas the hesetlea et as darted to to sent thee west the 0... eat melt lebterltdge. diet at the Slaws weak% g ea iol et swedes terse in is . lust solltiese le W hind wit tea% by the illeabas he latestimers to tenth groats et erowedesitio 'who aFe is say to meek ii die is ttekk It* afirditr_colkammit dada: it. 'MOM rettylity of ear wens, to 0 tts &met sad !Vibes, taw es it the wept tby the melba eneirierer. ibleardei item hereto b his eastetrigkere WU lailtra t• • Cable ihere a ttre .lat h i p l Eri eilkhesr, lA= wows es the br impir =rriffsbee •• !Pt No so EINIPIIIIIII 1; be the tdmelpesh ,et 1 *it • • v 4. - No. IL Arta on stso ' ' thttillisti 'lll ma i pining / o r a kr. hew mow los ItWhat brae se does tram who 1 o • ea west* it Jig pay swat yeediell hem It' • tf:e• ere ire i•• • • He la wry S the people emiasapabte of mink and rumersap'ef $ be is coo firria la this by the lase tranfadioa. shah teceowl.d, but der their barbarous &tonics essil lomat a an witty. He Mahe Hit the !Imam wit net take rhea at a. that it es aeries to wear down the befit by the uremia green yeellemtloo." , No. M. /mod is the De& in ThasawsAroet. • 'tleseyhtielleelsehhe tele& se the shealotidlikalies bow se eat tirstl lbiJilet impeding: as they win tamed buntarillis. eM i nab miser hides; Ist V dealbeat as the ea1..1 dui Goo fee beets( sold we wide • Iherelmeal Seise: to dot I ran weal reroute at ad It ray how NS wi set hasiedeels I/ a paellas be sr.% mai' WV has 6 swab day will on litres In to apes. 1 as alablbe Ilie el tetrad's which lade no ea is It. ea Male MB &My to way wee use ratted to **yam et heepiitsie old& aq Omer hood let thigh." No. IV. was she lissufesips of the Peedlimad of ebe tae-ltreet. • iGossal Go y.ovenimbt, found in tb! all . 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