The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-27 00:00:00

okution of int—that they sanctioned not the ft* tlemeetals lawi of I Moderate Monarchy, hat ANN of a popeleiZivrernmeut, *with a Chief, their Woe, soviet not a King, which Remo. they preserved to 6004 . .sad *educe the enweik jed the tea: on to state,' tat the lame • • IWritt- of :iiiiiit" ; iss'iimanitested in mailing it to 11 . 1 eismiCigeVesrore.to ; the rise of the Bishop titpsitimiti'mihntioned,. and Si pemialtemet with. **h oohs When refused to sigtrie*sweer to it. : t i d e i tOtateeitliha: in' order Writer"- the public • 44 t , such :novelties, the Liberty of :the Press tr fts . v Ilk ad. the newspapers, some of which were t ed by the Deputies of the Cortes, attempted render, the 'Royal Power odious by calling it des `. petals, making King and Despot synonymous terms, , I . citws 'tyrants, persecuting at the same Mastics Yokeenlis t .. . .. b l otiero Bayssue, May . ''' 11014$1: 01111. Below • • , • ..•,..,, is stilt is riao4ally : . .141.1i - svhere Mat General be. . ;. spats rqgiteelai et Latithrehr avelolli4iiincibthe Mille. . The tehtilis &keit 400pi*ItyiLikending the corps of Thlelesesta and Gatioto, 10 . 0ilts riarCh . to per. many ;. it is to Soden further lustre - diens upon the. .right blink of the kills. . For sone .days plet 4l btee* contests have again 'lakep,piattil. bit,... the Prussian troops that are sink, ,histr i lgai• Ø. Biegial inildiers, In which they t0 ;4 06.1fr 1 1 1 40 ..,,, • . lad: 'With a degas of violence that is to he Altese are alleitys killed awl ionads4 n =di I • '! . Old 4he peaceable citi,hso may think hisialf ~ 1 400. 7 1(4 h e does apt . bosses a vie: lint. !t•,- - • . - -...' .•: *-.---.-•, ~.. . . A line of zustom-houses has been provisionally established along that part of the 014 leresseh fron tier) bordering upon Belgium. thus all 'oho differed from them, and sobstitoting to . Some days saw there walla AAA; Adttab' .in lA* s i. ., the fame royal, which, from time immemorial had both . sides Mid' with small erase htt(felliat ilirtariPte . .6ess affixed to .numerous establishinents, the op*. copied by tha:Beigian troops. :-. ,-: ...`... '• .-, ..-:::;:•• isiloo national. . He next complaini of the same • 'rho military. .11intheriliell ket14411114. eitrtbi teems - circulating gross and infamous represents- • energy and Miami that might beilliptted to pistil *lens of his simpicter.l 7 --He, however, abhors end to fhb national vneianta l tslth -may be ettend )nilleepOtion; Iselthis siso-iota * illigenta and culdvation ed with th* vette* sea o t ail .._4lllo` Prussian trouts . if 'the nations of Esuppe could now endurcit. Hsi that were litill ii"..• 11 , 1iiia:bilin aiasARK lolls. groat* Amu says, that the Cortes shall be legitimately at. i haste to Weak. Gametal Xfolali 11i : tilled betty* trembled, and the liberty and security of persons and I terdtY erening s to Gentian with Ilinceeneral-Govelide. • _ , _ ... . ''' .-. property, shall be firmly secured. He then declares 1 about the marsh of his corpho4llollll4lae, F' les royal intention not to swear nor accede to the I Bastati, MAY 18.--8010 ~.,,,C*o6l4ll.liiiMio *lid Constitution, nor to any decree of the General' fall, we see Freoth • . . ••• -• ~ ~ hos/ -and Extraordiaary at present sitting, those, te.Wit i , Hamisirgit arrive beta; Am' - 1 11, .,,L ' ...." biaii.. . bleb. derogate from the rights and prerogatives of my of day. Several Man • wiiii ' '''''' '-‘ -pogo e s , - . : . sovereignty, ,eetpblislied by the ConStitstion amitlielh - s*d tbaaght: it •• - •"' u ** ...lealloill • the laws under Snick the nation hal lived in times 1 Piatedbi•tiii ropialmalliiiir * :.' • * - 0 slisiSsos , 7 , ,past, bat fo'proutionde that Constitution sod snob 1 Ivirisa 14riii,Ir. • 4 0 111 1 '. 4 0 1 e 4 r. 4 11 1110 0 1 0440 1 05 = ,_ '..-k jecivs:isclt and , of no effect, now, or at any other I hp* inier'iionas to be pot off;.ai tiiii:**.plitioitof if such acts bad never passed, and that they. /410/jrresth troops which' have beet oh "1440 - 014.14 3. , - :.•,,Asseratiiieelp abrogated, sod without- goy obligation 011iVfne Itbich the necessary. papai:atiamo bid: bet* ' ea my people sod !objects, of , wbSteier class sod, 11110 e, is now announced for the 214 of ,link The . ' condition to filei Or observe them: 'Me teacloths ;likliala, Datehs and 'talkie, who form *pad thi *,,,, .: I f -skroliellic Aft thos e geitty of Ba h Treason, who garrison, are diathissed4 but .thOi gpa . apt ' t r ipp e d .: ...,-.4!. *D. oat Os* bie,erdara, OA tiablela be punished. ,of their unifor,lll, anal, earned littiliirkl4s4 inniny ;, ; •••.---s si m ath ,. ~ ~- .•. - • - , ; ••i s le help them on their way hesitesia that **Ober, otj -• , •• . ... ..1: - '..-It it indeed a melaftelioly sight to beheld. nation, liana daily phas• threasts this ciapia44 mOos*poor r : • .. - i l / 4 ,........1ptcb has for six yrirkfonght for it l liberty and lade - !dlikai.ondition. :',. . ' *: ~--:•• :•-''' ' `" '• .. . . ~.. -T.: tandenstf, relapse. all at once , into its Old and hated.' : ft is podtiatily "affirmed thar:lNSemeoCkArestalri 4. - -..7-4104.erSiiskiage •! If such should be the case, how. !an'ij confined:untie aluarili . .#o7sexisto .honest near 1 r.-.... 'ter piliegiesay be the weakness and besotted state: fittiaburgh. - lit iii 6.004 ~10.1;thinlfretbielli.t? be j : 'if oath a people, what must be the indignation of ascribed to flitio4s. Stiling se•siss, li k akirii.e f ire4. l ! •• • • 1 4114. friend, of libertx ? • What - must, indeed, Eng- 4ressian subjecti 4 skis havifissi c . _ • semi .. . ; fog on such an ocession I We;whobsve been It/. the seizure aitho iank.. • Attie* , 4. ' reissals4 l l I- - ' OS' battles of Spain and her King, for ; bankers have Striae& •at •IfiiAntilb t . as ,Iteinttlfa - . ' IS * inseil *le, against the revolting ,thraldole of ° from Berlin, :Juts/ have . liquitited At. pridheineri liittme,•itall4aow. indeed, placed in a singular pre- demand of 480,000 dollars. Davoest; It,:io rand, tour illisommtt: What is the part which the British Govern...l already pointed opt a sum of three Millions (probe. I ' Otitis witi take? ; Will it.coutinoe to support Frans-. 1 /Sly francs) 'ii Money, and irmillbia and obeli' is i itaxn,and thus become I party in the civil was Wlitk 1 piker bars, whithlot-took from - the heti and pieced -*IAA Spain li - threarenerd ;or wilt it aide with the i t . la tho heads of oe*oral IlikAilibargit bankers, lt! * ' Cortes, and expose itself so the imp utat i on of d esertin g , ewe property . Ent this has mideoo chattel:llo4 - the Royal_ Prerogative, which FERDINAND bitterly : situation, it being insisted on, upon (be iiiertall the;. tomp!ains of, having been violated by the Cortes. l'Allies, that he shell return ail-helm tateisfronstbo: These are obvious questions, which every Englishmlin,liankin a manner locensistent ,Rh. the lane of oa _ Will naturally ask himself. Placed thus in a mostdeli: r. tient ; and as he is known 46 but , very rich, it is dote situation as to two coontries, viz. Norway and: hoped that their demands may - procure the grate, 'Spain, perhaps, the Seal interests of British policy, ; part at least to be returned. . ' would be best consulted by attempting an honourable' With Denmark things are by en miens inorder.— tiedlation, in both uses, which might conduce to the i According to the latest acceunta fryses 'Copeobagen, Perfect restoration of the general peace.. Otherwise, several vessels had been prehibltetilretn, putting,tto we tremble for the result. !sea, because it was apprehended that they might risr . , being taken. .. „ The Senate of Bremen . lets published a .ProolatToi r „, lion, forbidding the people to • insult lbs *l arch troops who are returning home. : :•-• :-.. • Gantt., MAT 13.—Yesterday several detatitenints ' of Cossacks arrived here from Paris. Thillitat.. Prussian lteld-hospital depertml yeitterday for aridnit- fart on the (Nkr• . • • • A Dutch Mail arrived this morning, by which we I have received the following interesting intelligence:-- j E.svnaN, MAY 24.—The Prince Sovereign of the Netherlands set 9 ff the 20th from the Hague for Pa ris, where his Royal Highness will pass some days.— . Every thing gives reason to believe, that this joure • i . esey s connected with the approaching peace, VIM .. • h is give repose to all the people of the ConliweiaN sand allow Sovereigns time to heal the wounds,Whieb. desolating war, unparalelled in history, has In..' filched. It is no longer doubted but this peace will. be signed by the Sovereigns in person, before Obey. oparste; thus the month of May, 1814, will be a twiarkable period in the history of the age; sat Paris, already celebrated for so many glorious l , end so many paiiful recollections, is. going to ac quire sew lustre is the eyes of ell aatioaave...••.' They will not be ibis to remember, irithest lively emotion, that it is within• its walls, 'in that uae palace 'totaled with so many crimes by the Oespot, who lately threatened Europe with general deetrestion, that the compact of the great 'European . finally, destined to end so many misfortunes, has bees signed by those magnanimous Princes, whose moderation in victory will acquire them the most glorious title for Princes—that of Friends to Hums. silty. BRUSSELS, MAY 21.—IIiS Serene Highness the Doke of Brunswick arrived here yesterday. His lirtsheisss vested Baron Katte, the Commandant of Om it ruby, the Governor-General of Belgium, and Lynedock. His Highness is*now gone to Ma-• to his corps of 10,000 men, which is in that Melekbeerbood, and will in s fitw days rotors to ibitiOsee se go to Paris. .•• , 'Goes; Aa719.--An &Oh corps of 600 mea arrivedheriefilifiert before yartalibiy, coming from. Antwerp, by war of Brussels: Yesterday it pro evded to Ostend. It Is the remainder of an English seilmeht &hat Suffered Tea mach In_ the fatal attack Vl. . , • .. • • , • . • ,- ~` •• • ?:~. 4."7 4l llliftitY eouspibiebtistaidlies able tuasugagusst of this establishment. 11wt King has appointed Huron Pasquier, Director wawa of .the Bridge 'Nod Highway Department ; licktidorr Weitor-General of Agriculture, .'erect, Arts;7?ntrlifiihitfaeteresk Thif 116tharge these duties under the, cossinial slater for the Interior.—Lt 10-tilklbsie Cosset Dq jeltatel is appointed Director of Os Registry of LDessains. _ you, that • . lI V I . I / 1 ! you posse., n o ' , to concern yourselves in pub. - tic alfairs,or tio: e r: lnd esatnitie the cohdoct of the e Government winch you live, yr that you have no capacitr rile. I concern, insults - yes with an bifemotm 'lllidacious falsehood. The classes of property illanXelfett are not less ignorant la general • than ye*p N I . and like you are guided and gi:-. i vented i t the studious few. gut it is the duty of ellthe chitlins, without exception Of class or rank, toitequire a certain degree of knowledge , 1 the fedidattiental principles of Government, as foundoll en the rights of man ; a knowledge fri s simple and easy, as to consist merely of the plain dictates of fight and wrong,that is to say, give to every max, or bOdy of men, whether rich or poor, white or black, the full and free liberty to claim their jest rights. • The late Patriotic• promotion of reading and writ. jag among your children, take notice, will immense. ly• enc;ease the number of reaetiv and refitted% • people of your class, in the rising getieration. The, ‘ :,.• attention of labourers thus instructed, pill not e and cannot, be confined to their gibbet, • but will extepd to their instruction io eintlights lad duties of citizeos. And so it might - it; he.; - for tie experience of all ages has preted,„„ikek4l* !ightliCt. otte man - can never be Nicely con fi ded, *another ;- and it is precisely the same with bodive.tif stun, who are sire ':i • to be defrauded, whenever Albey implicitly entrust ') (.., 1* :. their rights out of their Ota safokeeping. Hence • -; , 5-• the grand cause of all the oppression which exists.„ on the face of the earth y and Weal-Ake nicessltt o r ~ ... even tbe.meaneet fully anderstaoding, and Mairfsffilir 1 maintaining, his own right. • • .•• '7* - • COYEST GARDEN THRATIIE.—Last night a new t The disadvantages and miseries of lifittee *1 1 / 4 % . **. farce, celled Trieking's fair in Love, was brought , heepeu --- ', ikoverflowing measure, oPim:thal ' ' - "t out, but with little success; for after being hoard, - • . - • ..- k-' • .... . :,• labouring class, winch ,is, nevertbelesa l , - 177 I • '', ~ ..., out with great fairness, it was decidedly condemned . • support and foundatise of society; and seititotat . thedi: 7,:- . , , at last, notwithstanding some inimitable acting by aid neither could the wheel : of society laiiii ti,lir'..-: 1411 , 04, a Count Hottentot: We never saw his toe in a. state of higher keeping. I( was quite rich , destined course, nor can any grand !AMC& es . ••• e l* :tied uoctebus. A young lady afterwards made her ibe made. You are, I think, ,tee width toed ' . ' ;first appeerance in .Ammithis. Her face and figure I . among us, and it is fel) iiiiii . ..-titia t r ill :should obtkiii excited the liveliest interest, as soon as sheappeared • : .. 5: . ..4 , I ! that cousideration 111..,,,society :.if.hidt Is so poo r , which her planner 9f !executing the part did not di,. i your due. With your' , perentision and attention t: pdoish, but increased as she proceeded. Her voice . I Ipossesses great clearness and sweetness, and her enun will occasionally address to yen, such hints' entrap!: eiation is exceedingly distinct and articulate, without structioas as may reentribiete to yoct inforoni:.r: ,• . { lO7 appearance of. labour.—Her features are soft and to the promotibkof those ends which I . ha i . .. .and regular. She perfectly answered, to the idea view, for yours and the general benefit. As a 1114 i whickwe form of youth, beauty, grace, and artless , I beg leave to submit the following cautiops, — .l. --':. T.,-,' ',innocence in the origitml C haracter . - -She seemed to • men , your honest and serious consideration : • . . ,te a . ,iirked . , the child of - nature, sub as n.-....Li i it -- :). # c..' - ' Asi'Voarlotel poor talky when they WT." • .. _ I entreat you, in the sacred name ;of liovr, 7l:. ,,,, !Jr er ty(Mildlonthrouilkozltwas natt‘irin I° tbeisillinss!; by *wavy sense of decency and manly propel/OK eree..._ l ' .., av s - .... _ . never mere to degradiyoorselves likes! i h boaillp. Mr. Awes benefit 14 Drury-lane liseatre, on . _,___ of 2,0001. ,iota beasts of harden, by ' dragging do ita11t..... Wednesdey . *l;4, pr.** upwards s ittlish' is more than double the capacity of the house , *Nies of the great ill Processions, which, inetemit..:: "can yield at the oriinitriprities. The play of Richer. ' honour, confers upon them the greatest disgramehnuo .- *, "was, of course, • eery appropriately chosen by him NOM* dais there a more loathsome and 'bon:o4o - eli * dccasion. - .1 spectacle; than lately to behold free-born amm; . lii. ;;lAst night Madamellancorri appeared for the first' , u§...,.ditis: p in time at the Opera. It VAS tor the benefit of thatlieestri .. _•'"-IP -7 . : •••artig.-g• U. ."7 1e g e °I. 11 1 " 6 " Pa* man himself perhaps, Is J....A. .-.* at ' — *tali ' - deserving Artist, 111 r. NaLes. And we wert.deli,ght. Prima g, the . ~ ed . with her.scieuce as well as voice. It'll even „be. i less, inoffensive - character, bet yet of thhat . i lew a Contralto. And she shakes in hey lowest ! which had for . tieurly a . thosniwest . yam 4044116 'notes with the most- perfect skill, . , I trodden itietirittoti eteseedi.die,lower clamettof if - Glasgow - Theetrc, with patent, scenery, &c.• was' people of rrinii . ;,inci.feeirisistir,:they.were at last,f- 1- bold on Tbursday' Se'iinight for 5,0001. it was let P°.! ll - ~ , . • ° : .. most l' libekana nitititead ' II pe j , its' 'or at first to Messrs: Afcitin and Hams,. at 8001. ; and justl y . : future occasion of ) this. infamOes ; lkind, the ipeetplor2. then to Mr. 131 ,truer, it 1 1 1001. : It cost the ori. - 1 . 16,0001 ' • -, ,will fully evince their Cbstempkeed-resentment, aced The Prince of i'llacatansuao, the sepias', of the fns s, is hourly expected is London. . • ! , . Letters which reached town yesterday from Der- I \ gen, of the 17th bust. mention that 10 vessels, laden 1 with prosisidns from Holland, bad safely arrived in Porikay, to the no small gratification of the Norma- • i , L A M-Forts* had a long interview with the Earl of , . LiviStooi, on Wednesday, on the subject of his `ltiSsloll to Denmark. Mr. FOSTER was expected to ,e town , but night for that purpose. Private advicsrs state, that the American frigate renufitaNion had hese chased ashore, . _pea's_ Marble kook pith little chance of getting o ff again. The retident, and several . Dater American frigates had been dismantled. . t The city of Antwerp has requested the King of trance to return the fine pictures of Anson, which isowitidolso from their city h_y.Bom,,tvaltTE. • Tini,innoc Anvooste had an audience of the Panics REGENT on Wednesday, and laid before his Soya' Highness the proceedings of several Courts Martial. , - that those who can so degraile • themselves will,foe ever thereafter, be exposed to_the merited contempt ! and ridicule. elf all men, but more esitecially oflo women. It.. fias been said, Pellow-Citicens, .tiro you are stupid and faithless, led, ats a;body, utterly undeserying:di the 'Patriot's notice or care. - Prover' that you are Calutu*sted., Demonstrate that. yet( ; ;.ire detiraus giling your. film/gut aid towards -,sistahninta ,reacxrui. 'AND WESAby t . but Tuoseualls 4 ILEFoum of our public 'Wool f -and thereby of assur,„:" ing TO ALL - ELANILE LAETENG PEACE, -PLENTY AND 4 • Just EQGIALITY OP Alma . * Atirhail ginal proprietor .-,.. - • An extraordinary foist race. took , place..on Wed ; nesdsy se'unight, at 'Fitton, for a considerable wger, between Mr. Astlett, of that place, a rte. strian of some celebrity, and one of the best 1 undred.yard runners in the cousty,,and -Mr. ito..- ,gers, miller of Fling, a very . Sethi* ithletii josing man. The former was 'torus 100 Sub,' while-the 'latter carried a: sack of wheat 50. Considerable bets were depending, ,and the pieties had been in training for the ponies& The moulder powers of Mr. it. were, however, - tee great for the agilty of Mr. A. and be won the wager by two yards, in about --......-- 15 seconds. . .. . , Viesek Papers to the Stith Ina., were received last , The celibrolion of the Nuptials of Two Young ; ,., d : and Illuttiious . Personages_ _ has bee eicited m u nch interest I ... .... icare, _ a • ... —1., :-...... 7 sight. They soutane some farther parrieslisn - ' Bow*suares arrival at the island of Elba si iseitule a "' 'ttenh°7' M ar r i age tube i•jr y compare d ! mam" .... ..' __mY !D . __ ..11 1 W,:!111.71116. 1: -A+ to a ,y, and it you d well. for its youthful - . 1 Y. S. AN SURDON shall soon *se my .. • aulotatasting. NAPOLEON he,it coenimaelitti • . ~.... . 1 adfastercrs were its risks no greater, in comparison, . , . i •t.. -t illistereer in the style of a Prince taking ow th ose o f the - present State Lottery whi 6 h . b 4 it'' 4 W. Main/ feels . koduty he ow e s e to ithietelfiehilk On sew kinglem ; and . although It. it Retitipe •giss deawins. on the Ling's Birthday , Ti kit f pesommisei .. - • • - -i- —3 o r }the r Public; to reply to the invidious attatiler etTai siftek an d he iaetrausi ever it in arfaiirlialearige *ick ire akanxiopny purchased*/ Licenses at Doe: !. - 1 Bins in the• Daily Papers, in which, Oink* Ilibi;. • -- • r osy *food a aullielawt occupant's - fee ** )10164 If Pore' C ernia°4l6 • • - 1 -tlety ' hy•no means creditable to fear deanag - 4 1- be An. a ata i as ova a t aroar - ...a,'• a..... 1,1 b e .ab ro loal*i r_ . . She Lottery . Monopolist s of Coske . nth, uytoriatfgrions • hii Customers from leaving his QSee for the '7' ,7 - , - * _.... F.. 5 ...-, • begins to lose his temper s -in proportion to his of o ho of *paw. Medal or a wretched Dirtying ! and by.lili booths .' FillParim ar f011gs• r't` llll l l ,_l l . .11iiisiness, and betrays the influence of thellowe r with• ! thereby incurri ng r the risk of not mein% the co. Lab c1e 11 0. 1 4 and iti° impossible to -for•swirk ..i k ue its lucid intervals. Some - Lotterpostaldhidlinst, diedaif a prise which they might chance to obtain oe s ltof may pi Is bostere fookstuats of:so autsomrshientil Wm advertised gratuities to the perchasersof WO* the Wheel,. Mr. Mnvrtw cannot, for it moment • alp. character. The stet-I'M the aline osy•flowar. Att their Olhce,. and this Levied,* of monopoly, its, ' p os e the any part of thO dishonoorabta para graph is rather laeoltable to be sure s after sink - ingiiiied at the practice, helloin to violently against alluded to scan have an,A reference to him bee/kite s , irtmery ; bat if a tittle miser was .• -• _., •,.: pekeeedingss ii - hi did Madly, formerly, for in ths firm piece, therrfnts he gives giernittsully to a _.i., ... A . .. s ....l, 4 eastum,..atitis suttliii noon*, anti/lotions the lenblie the inhabitants of Ellie, ivb • Patlisien of Shines have been proniserteed. hy - Mans .1 °°‘-trtf.w.a i-c , . atpst dealing at any' ether office than his awn.' cone Artiste - to be of a superior , order, and, lei the second . •• If s with a tone upon the fiddle : ' .•- . -. , r ' , to tibie at . ent s —corropt abominable delusion ;he h$ end Mori Capital Prises in every Lottery since Points, 51/it M 23.—The Emperor elAndetleta tiflastil notorious,. it.ii t i me it should . be th at his cosithencing business, to proportion to the neon paid a visit to the Royal -Ht d'E‘oiier. A • , iiiiikek, of - Tickets or. Shoves, have the security of ber of Tickets, than T. Nat and it 'is notorious Tor eetrTP,rize they sta r obtain, 'which 'that all the Pr iz es kin - been p aid ' upoodemsed, In hering minutely inspectaditi , be expresearght•fatint....GbilleAsampt_ dlie ,L pc:r of as Lottery Ofhce-keepo; to dependent of this; it *boon that then -security of tenon at tbagood ortlas,*the establiggwh - 1 livery ptttery Keeptir is the sate*, for the fortunate ;aurae of instrection foe fie ` pipits , aid iPr4tli.e,;.••• -: %. • .7 3 : ... . :- ; holden of a Prize Mire in their possession of 4, ficiseey in the several' annwepes - " -- of their -ate . ~. .. 'if grain at Share, as_well as that in a whole Ticket, the security Ifie. Majesty afterwards went over many of the bald.. 41 4 • -- ! of Goveressent Itself, over which Lottery °dices In gs whia Wang to thisanstest castle of the•Motiti.l.: '• : • ' ' •^. ; hatpin WO . have no controul. The trapesition. of scrrenciesontif ,siorigit.the rot thechapal s 4hiek bin. ' -21 . • • 1 this fact must prove to the Public the edigiablie ea- - a per f ec t l ogo o f * peeiiivitles. hr "..--Wint - * lf as ; titer' -.• , • this.day c * 1 pedients to which:Mr.llllllnis.obtlged to Wit, rod - ; Abe- ..... •NO the di sh ed obrable fallsebe - which ha itilint#l4lll.o4.. gal ler Y , Malang C4alida 4 *Os " Tbsiii7Slol.: o 4 veal -. • • 6KO L.: ' • • ** • • ' l6 o Wlcating. C 9 nataide sac andiron* Cesistildela..7rlipe„,= l ::::::: v. Dr. Jewritu has beau • lope *me. Majesty initantly eittliissed a with a graWel.,pelikeT :.. '. vial Highness the Duchies of .l4llli* . , OL. . !slimy liredy =alba Se- ~ . pte, nen, 1 4 Oh,' tdadair - ' . eteuse.stei - If I lilpoirlo, -. . • 9 'phraseology. Tbougit a inidoriaa a( lb. Ifilrelli I''. 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