The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-11 00:00:00

nergents , we ik from tool. sett o rre trineyed OilltlAwit*ienk cpetsd it to enable partite to be sept-to peistect . the line Of march in futottrif^ afilet Mac dOniAlinit Copt. Pike at. Bootle, won slated, he bad l been-lirtrip4, btelestch.from Kattregam., and . bad IlestAsol i tkidelL .A smell ,party sent. est.that te • r ,,end of * loathe of fi cer . . Ald,tersek two prisoners. _Ott the _ . . . . - • .. - • ti . • I molter. dee . e dimes ender Ratite Utrpt. qa: • • Vitipi, perideri towards Anima to join. Lieutevant . , nayinet; , who was -.moving. thither from Bodine, •pd on the way be rlietroyed a deserted village, to erhieh his !q u intiles :had bete Articled as the residence wtSails teirelChiefelbet , who had &Sorted it. Ma. or Maedortaldlig marched for lletebeka on the 18th, doting whicWaY,bei was fired it -from tbejenal gee, bat without lees : Artolietaboka he found . Lieut. itsyntritirfand the first Adigar ;• the rebels were ap posed to be in some force in theyidnity, foe' the • Atll: .dat was fired on,. and one of his at, ter:dame lied his orris' fractured by a musket ball: 4teatijperAlell were sent 'Oat; one to Pill wane, - fore tasiles petit of - Wrebylta. 30 which Captain atreareneceedni in *skies foist prisoner, and another, to obteritta t s Ans e three milts S. E. which was found deserted. -• • 1... ilfsjer Macdonald moved at eight A. M. 19th, with illos i first After, towards Randemya; the road was touch blocked up by trees. Near Orievitte, the Atli* Sal, who was in the rear, was sharply attacked by, linjahrend musketry from the opposite side of a river, and he stated, on coming op with the advance, that be had seen the Rebel Deserve, and been requested to join him with his banners and followers. As uo *diatom was-to be espeeted from an attempt to par* toe the Rebels, none was made ; but on their reap. yearapce on the side .of the mountain, a shell was thrown among them, which fell deed ; the party came to the ground at Reodemye, it fn or P. M. near which Bnother shot was fired at the After, which struck his Palanquin. On the 20th, they reached 'kern)** lowa, where Lieutenant Frets had arrived on the Adth, hewing op hit march down the Renthuagem pats • met with much opposition,.and a private of she 73d hieing been severely wounded in the arm by a musket ball, on the 18th, et Gelgodde. Major Macdonald 'Mended, to proceed up the Ilepostall pass by Welle. way, having sent the first Adigar by tie Batubsegse 'pass to meet him. • Major Osiley reports from Godiagavnine, in Wel . lase, that every thing was quiet, and - the iababitents alp lying him With irain in large quantities. , Wert Psti . ...tectine provisions between Goose ;Wile ewill'illtuiegamote met with considerable oppo ration, alter crossing the Kaduna Oye, a bombardier of Rey's* Artillery, and a private of the Ist Cey lon sregiteht,w ere severely wounded by arrows; and Cirtet, on bis w i T freirMindegamma to Badul. is, with .a parry, was alsq . . attacked in Weyaloova and had one man slightly 'evaded. They, however, so cceqed in killing the Mtly tttoinsorgents they saw. 1,1604011ce has also been received, Out iq the attack seeder an Captain Bleckeqberg, in the defile betwerts, 'roomier - sod /10(4040 Tin iifich — iltat "blot este weseded), Agit of the issergents received mortal webeds. Cleatbir,, who retitined in charge of the port at Ahapole, daring Kelly's ab knee, hag reported the success of a small but preceded and ezecoted night attack on two Rebel 'llothieten, concealed in a jungle nine miles distant trear t 4he post: . having received intelligence from' different gautters, that the Ratterales of .Pattipola end Katigartatelle were concealed with their feed lies in bets, or io caves in the jungle of ~K.srugahas ells, And that their hots or wires were at the dis-1 lance of a Mile from each ethos, Captain C. sent a detiohment of a small party .of Europeans and Car frees,• ender Lieutenant Forster, of the 2d Ceylon , reg iment, whith moved •balf- past sir in the even- I ins of the 20th January, with directions t o p roceedl to the farthest hiding p lace first : . the perry returned the nest morning, ligy pg, after leaving Ahapole, at four mites distioce 'entered into a Close, thick, and almost impenetrable jangle, the narrow foot-patbi through which Were intersected by • large recks;---- This' they passed throtigh in th greatest Went., and at midnight came to a spot where an advanced send. nee was found, but asleep, with bows sad errowa about him : he was awoke, arid kept quiet by threat?, and the party' pinceerled„ and at- different distances of a quarter of a mile, fell in - with throe more sentinels alto sleeping the last' "at posted the other - itoeses wer e left mindinev,with• a nerice . ~. . • slier would %here the same fateotelers ; the inlOts nts, come in on their return by another mote . ; . 4eteettnts were fired; and in retain the party killetta numbir of buffaloes grazing ghost, as a punishment ors the inhabitants of the pillage, who were justly aospvicted of being the persons in arms. Captain Preset se parotetio-fraret. Lieeieturit.Coteltel Book, and both patties rehirned• to their respectire peals, basing,spas., tained no injury. . In the Suffregeo Province, whichborders on Chive, where a considerable observing force is stationed, Lieotestant.Colonel` Colter meets with reviles, assistance from the chieft and natives : an armed i party of Conchae:, under the command of -a chief, Ekorelligodde Nilime, had moved from that prorincsi to Cleve, to join oar force. A'' , Notwithstanding the absence of mine of thotrtit itfr cipal Chiefs from the capital, on duty, the ftlt of the Moot Salo, or presentation of the first site, was celebeated with dee solemnity nu the , 27th, and 28th of .Jatsuary. On the trot the Officers of the Itnyal Store red the ToMpist pro= needed in Stale freer the *ottani before the pitoee ta the villages belonging to Government, fromi:reticdt the first paddy *as to be brought.' .lie procession hi returning on the 26th, ip the evening. was met by the 2d Ad gar, and the Chiefs in Candy, elf Vows distance from the town, and by them ecCoarpestleil_ to the Maligana, or principal templa.,.wbere the wool . distribution to the different templet was made. ~0.4 the 27th, io the morning, his Eacetlency received-She portion formerly laid before the King, cowls/big at new rice, cud aielection . of all the •varions vestetfthit productions of the country : the ceremony skald AO littli, in the morning, by a discharge olgiojalse, The hospital returns still centilitre to-evince the el. (Aleut state of health which the troops enjoy, en t er Providence, to the serprisiand disappointment of the Insurgents. t • . . • , . 7 4,i,:.! , DIPERUL. PAR LU.1011174 : ... • . • , HOUSE OF LORDS, June 10. , ' Soon after two o'clock, the discharge of 41. oat announced the arrival of the ..Prince : Regent, what after the asset formalities . * ~the .Robing Cltnethev,. entered the house, .and.,.took his nat. beside the.. 'throne. An order was then give°, by his Royal U ness to summon the Cousieift)i . tit titteodt; .- • v - s. 0 S - foti. Sir Thole:a Tyrwhitt, Geratleasii. Veber' of * Black Roth immediately proceeded to the Coleoo4or end intimated his. Royal Highness's ettosaqtai .kr their stleedeace. Soon after the Speaker of thelloems of Commons, attended by a great number of the Members of that Heise, advanced with the usual ceremonies to the bar. The Speaker presented.the Appropriation Bill, and addressed his Royal Highness in the following speech : . , ~ i s MAT Tr mass TOON. ROYAL HiGNINICIT, i. at into, his illajestee faithilat Onwavoons of She Villa -KW= dos of Great Micah, an. Ireland, attend your !Royal ilighodes with nur.last Bill of Supply.' " In obeiliesee, Sir, see your Royal itighemes recommenda tion, we have ant tailed to apply oar elision and ceetietted.ea motion lt) the state of the Public Income sad Expesdkorq; Sod heavy as unquestionably the weight and presure kill remain upon our Some% we have the satisfaction to observe that the Revepue, is its wait important branches, is gradaelly nod Pie:. greuively improviag. , 44 Menem the,varions duties, Sir, in which we farm Wake; gaged, there is'asaa; Perhaps, that could have devolved spats us more inieresingla tacit, or mere . to saloon, we are-quk. sunned, With the sleeves sad the ualeioned mistime.* of nil classes of his. Majesty's saltieets, We the doll of stloptimg . the meets/try mCasores for the folliiumat "(Wm essamposCll*,Woo your Royal Highness was graeloosty pleased to earausaaleam to es, as having been concluded With this Coarser Spats and P•e• tags!. on the subject of the Siaversille. . ' , 4, N a , Sir, have we bee, less al active be waisiter sobjed4l] gent hapitriaare, coramtly recommeadmi hy.pwor Royal H1g11.: aese mt sourly 'and partiesiat emmideratime.-the delieleary, which basso long existed I. the askiettar el pleas of Puslc Worship belonging . . Saushlisheil ' . Tn the ietrtd,' of this deficiepcy - bend assistance, retests et ' amity—lts. del °Wesel ieseparebty . _ .. The Bill, Sir, mai.- to your Royailliglinese, is !An Act , -- • • 4 the rervb 4 and Eighteen. • tyranny the happians, by the islet - sing —_. _ . . • nate.. to cosjomoloet with lin, lajesty's Allies t !be mint (Oak hlaakssaioi.oirynoatest in ph &trope.but foe. eitateriee leep ' Ara, with oapai:ilieled mice* siodiiliiii.. .. • . • 6 " The pettilrehtloe of such a tautest for so split jtall Mare partienlarlyihtetrorts which iiiiikettlie - fitaisil been followed within our own country, as well as throughout .the rest or • &scope, by considerable lemma . dffiliellies eel . . distress. But deeply as I felt f or the immediate presseee epee his Majesty's Peep*. 1 oeyertheleys looked 'tlmward *Windt dhasay. haying always the (idlest confidence to the wifullty of the remote!, of the British &Isidro, and la the _tele which might beespectetifrota a cootiostisce of pence, said huts Ilie patience; public Spiriti and eieriy of the nation. •- .. " There expectations bevellnebeenffistippobifed.• • ' • . ". The hopisietacei ha the late** eireallistatell I PA' tosetry ishopPlly rintoirest. and pissialles 'ill lite *WI Breen a hoe I feel a perfect...Masce that darstiblithit shy and ettertiatas of - alt classes of 144 1111) trtSatipiellotift' *mine these growing ihdiendiffis iiroeladisald• p*opettliY, bT promoting obedience to the laws•lindpatflisismeht *Ades' . siltation. has which ail gatplestinesimetimendreedelltr '7" t 'ffilstothe Lied Cheiseeller, lap,ekAg received . direelliilairhillffil •lik tine /righisliva the Prism Itesaid. Milks " fifirstonas awe Gstreastas; " It is the *ill and 'plena* of Mello* Ifidiltaese the PHU* Regent. actidg in the name and on the behalf Of his Idlijetili: that this Pairllarsint be now dissolved ; and thlEraflialhette,.% dissolved accord/Nil." . • ..,. . .. ... HOUSE OF C • am' atoris.-L___ , .-..-. - • At half-past see tieliielt,the Ilienteviiieltilie rpm' • • .., •Akiffird Bliolle.- ' ___ . _••• I ..t.Vr: . _ 4 •`•• siitt: A. Message hum the Lona boferakil - ilia MilsolicleM Lordships .had assented to the Bill !ocelot* _ le •„ naturalised, or (iota Iraq or beimerli* demsei• te, . ' limiholomi, instil she loth of Mina. ' ''a ' .: • ••'. Mr. GO VLBURIII pherstted copies of Oblottialtifteigeol. ease.,Ordered•to be Wised. .. 4 . : , lIGAVB TBAPB. Mr. WILBER FOBC P. obeeried, that be khd received lis. fosointims, on whh.h. her 'Mild depend,' that. the Slave Trade was openly . carrottit me to a great extent lathe Fre nch colonies on the ILA. sodtt of Africa, nod that this intienuto practice Waractunipaided by circumstances.sit: peculiar atrucity4 two. deco basing leen committed by wholesale ie. its presecopou.-. At it waseetreinely desirable to priciest the poeyibility iif any elected revival at tLis detestable troffic, mid as not great meow of doing,. ',mild be to arcertalu, eis far as it was prod; • ticahle,Ohe real focis of the ease, he should muse ass bbasole Address. to bid &Loyal ilighbess the Prince Regent . praying ibut he would be graciously pleated to or de r tbat.tbg4 be laid !se tae the House etepie• of &ay commuulcatioas that had bee° le coved by his htiliesp's becietury at litlitetir the Colonial Dit• ,iparlineilt, concerning the carryia,; ou,it the blase Tradc.oo tee alerthearst Coast of Airiest. . • . .! •• Lard CASTLER EA Cl ii was not at ,all surprised at the corn. ineadaidelidgilanie of Isis Hotasisrable Friend au this sisterestiug 'object: He could assure air frobbarsible Friend, that every dispinition was menifcsted by the Proses Goveritis.cut to put nu end motif part 'hostile traffic in . slaves; but his Honourable Vrimid most be aware bow utthcalt it was to caalie is ,real: or three kind suddenly and entirely Ii; tease la tiny. Colony, mote especially when that colony had but it-costly passed into the poises ' of dee Power by which it wits had. lit must be biglily stithhetery to his ibmouruble. Priend aide to all the ad. voenses.of Musainitr to relkto. that in dhe late nesstua ..f the French Chambers, the Law for the Abolition of the Slave Trade passed bout the.Chionbersif ',vaned aid the chamber. of Peers by very large blajoritics,renaisting, be hclieseds ta rase-tebtlet of the. Members of both Chambers ; and Hiss um the swore grit tily ing. as 1411 Hououratle ieriitmi roost be 'well maitre, from his es petienre in This ossuary, how difficult it was. is tam where the property of individuals was Implicated to a groat it sient, ti carry into elect measures by which tout property leas dim-, *shad in value.. Ablielogh he wits apprehtusive veldt Maio. n.otrable Friend that coosiderable mischief had fatten piece to the quarter alluded In. yet he by no Mesas believed that it was to she extent repotted. St ilia respect to his Honourable Friend% mistiest, as she toformatioa for which he %lilted WWI 0411 )Al such a shape as would mane of its its; in and a , eves if it were so. it could nurd l y be piudtiod in the resen SeSsiong nad as his slue. Friend bad/ by •estillog the auctions of the House to the subject rattled ma some saeustsre the ab [ Jett which be had in stew, ise was deJnois that itlp Hue Friend Would' withdraw it. Mr. WILBERPORCU hem tel. At the same time he added. that there was another PoVer -Portbgal, oa which Q7eih aseans bud hither.. been tried in vain to induce he r t o re ibis traffic. Ile hosted, bameser. that our Ow/cra fted* would persevere silo their effileemems this subjell; Mid that theist/ens esould•ss.4 be crowned a hh success. Lard CASTLEREAGH begged 10 gild nue het la entrobo. ratlesed what he had already stated with respect to she dttpluds ir l t I al the Frew G o verament. It . was knows is pis M on. If. him the of the Island Of 80urb0a.1444 been hy the French eimenasent, io consequesice or his *io date respecting thelllnve Trade. Apridser Governor of a 'Feta. h palmy had rectally bees herded sae *atlas way. Al to Pee ltisdo •Ile he.elite clammed 'mien his liimourable Privad uan in ta e = by trblehlVr i Ol hit oise ll. ' k rill! "I s as so° sNctin ell 44 at lees be iodated 'to remote this Mali from is. eltareiner. .• i$ Trewidelb wile idea tritbdiaviti. • t•' 1-- • 1 i • llMaseffertWe is'eloels the %her at diellialielrifratiplit Won I. the Hower Cardin 1... t... 7., ' Member, pine* (!e.l ar• needed. - - if the Horse of - Weliffikabtfileiffitted tn • the dimelsotwo, divested br Ibeir holdist tee ~were Iletsaa,.loo kilt -Seetriies.elyrred3o lat die table, ste le' *se, 'ilecteit to ithy .. as' is.pl;.. cif *hid wee lee. it hick's! poi Parliouitee.• -. 0 . 1 '-' 7 • '.. C. r ..0 . i . observed, that be had moulted Mr. Hat. • SOON WINN there was no precedent, tato- VT'W . . gfipieit thin, or' tilkiffited to etatlfic'efliir* fiat of iirctimstances, ,real and gentitit • ' ' ` t. - Tlii:"PiOns image.. paid to ail igkt*•' tlist*** latention of rellgiouslY bautitimiki .list • : , •-• •t, • conotry with fresh-lad **roof ... charges; to met aid : •strisitirirt" tdditional places . 01 "alibi*, tholgh-tae. third! kqe C•ll6rdlitli•ifof:sstdcl! . the ['Adige psy.s elestly l nee Wittlotai coogregationa, it t thellfiltsratt jeei en whick.44t e eis of recollection .end - hope-14- made' tie retie. - This le vital -el estate, ia socii. , ',agrreeots. Pa iiitilir „ contempiatioas sued - net: etiesti-onti‘dtinst and Impala sit.' Illitkik4threi i Aar , atratetit the ap*iiiatli ef tint tiAiityb kit: his lreeVeele tbl 0.044 Souttity bit *bi t . ebs...Cbucelp-stsols- , sad ',totem Si, vita s tttit "wit:-MispOFf• - tblli iliosntillug of Alt Niffillkti ~:. : vikto_tke: 4 ll( .. lllft'ralle toe iqletodrf:s l 4 l ve . .. . . ... . , . . '''''' lollitistY. .ratalfine! isirerat'pe i . . 4 At *atilt * . , 4 . - -oevecater Verily. The. neat shiest ._tlot opileirliiely ',arcs sitonliao ie4tbat *Old tom of. Debi; Ara eensequelei - of all- oweleighty l a bia,* 4 4 4, •4 0,, bud. tuiswiyiiioiiiiboit• port 101 4 of *sir liory:tket Treatises to . stick by 0 talboott, Wei *Okada if thli t 'however, is kindly 4.: Itra . fter a dinoi;faratiOn that letters lids' dr . I, ... .; bat till, pleattiog image cep, it . 311,rattlgth .0.4 contemplated. prorapeaffvelp !cho-,104 hill, w&i is Wise to the redaction of (hi trifeeded lit (by %Mob it should him been said, rad;lint.tete4ll , 1 1 4 the Permanent loa . ; . d trei . lne cosatry) Aims Walk ... 1114bnese t as steil.,m4ltliverectioa.sel Ws . 1. sod • we...pre iatd, as , ere hove trftiiii ble d, . ;6 1 arrest). (ii in a Oars* of insprovevaegt. , , c , fairs hate been L o ng" in ibis coarse; st44l A* . CHANCELLOR of the &museum C01iti11,.0 1 1.14 1 , his revenues with the espeeditivi. of Ends himself insatiably as :409 I. despond as etiet. - The old hart* •follnwriditit entraseilloiled twirls end glair iA•reetWias tttfropo tinent from the tyranny of litiiiiih t itti ; bet* stale boast will not ,stow find many .applsaalog echoes even in this country, when we permute id 'hundred unkindly deipittyons set up in the plsc4 4 the one that has been overthrown. The ognissierili this Speech are no less remarkable. Obediescalb . r.the laws sod — attachment to the Constiteffilh are recommindid; to the People, tint se tai ilea :ukatetire. -ii: taken of the flagrant Mill , ear in -which the levit bare been sespeeddi f ind tbelikertt! af,ike *shirt . iserat_boett Willillii 7 c4ilf : gait *Ad violated. The modest pr ip*lP r , ___,., _,,, , L _ : „ Wu* WW:ei 'lnv rrittess to odd to our blessings 11;$ 'rower's) , by itteres)lng bit 'burdons sod their Asa lies, wills the refutel, of the paorbitairt dainsadit *re silo passed over With. alraist petioles ONO 'Oat the notion will hot loge its:ittiellectiOn Of, miff , circetnstences. Thee . Ants of •the•:list; Partlawtst .bose a more dornbie recited in: the mesmerise dill/ British , Peirpto ; •and - we tri* they will keeP . lkir . , t iti , Pretentaibiei in equal remimbrsOlor fftlits'• • It has often been said, that in order to be freest is *e ffi cient for a. nation to WM it. The easitAtil founded, on troth and the iinusuteble.laws el *AA for the enasimous effort of a natio* isirisliA and hoots down all before it. Letiiten Ord Aloft of Britain 'holasiti . do their '.zretir .st arr eami 'Pent dine, end . tboir detiveance is conapio.l, ' Let ilium 00100 , 1 sill 4lll mean •. Merttol ~ tiles; let them chase . men of inflesibte logging), corruptinit win . opt lot se , *epip to f ret .eve• ~ ttisatiNfewl , . %DA, mv;iisitgiptht Elective has 4,1 : et fir • fectg time "AO is opt to 1064 010 ; 0:14 lost tifyrnette Imre beefs Foci es lie OM% fertenately niaoessed. itieetors Os tent Far? a , r; 14 1 .ce*.01‘ 11 1 1 9/ 0 1 41110/4: lo 4 l lo.4 ol r_ u ti the highest kidder. The puechaterwatill elsee2... • Ahem and himself to she Premier, an as 1 41 110 7 0 0 possible. The, nacearary eon : 60 a " P o o the Representation of the Peaphtheeetee allele • .~1 A .. •,. .. • - .". ..• . . . . . ~. .. . ~. • .. . , . • , or . , • • ~ • -- • - i .. . , , , . . . . , ) ; . 1111111111 xp . . , . 7 'At ,04 ,.."-..... • e . A. ~.. . . . ... .... .. • .... .... . . , ... ‘ . . ..• . . • • • t „: • . .• .. . --. • " % . • r - . ••• • ~ ~ r . N . • . . 1 • . 1 ' -, , --• Jelkie • . . r-i+ - 1 , ...... - . • .:,-. • , - • . . . .., . ~. - • ::-.. .. • Tin 'STATESMAN- „..„-,. _ . , , . .... • _. . .. .• . _........_ _ _ ....._______. • ._,...___ . • . . .. . . . , . . .. . - ~ ..2_...AA. , • :..., 11ro • elkb iirWe pray Ids IlajtV. • baring been no sue. • • !wino Meetig. • , f t Osfo •,-- . li.dßitAlks:. .• • . • 40 yarde from a carve, iittfate in • vorIV-Mg , ,Al .• • et I tr il ft ;,.• ''• llitoe. in'the ver s o j ik • • .., I The :iiiical ' rSlia. .. , . --man.--• cult sein4;r l rltl l a straws.' cieserteripgfrep .1 ~... .•., . .• - ....„..1: , • - the . 4 ;;• 41 chi e edioreet ii i d r_s_si lye Members . . ni i It* • . p 4 . 11.4 ' . tIOSION ITIC Oftrt.o :I (sgrtaW'SENT -GAZerrEl CO. *item fort! itessila in rilleitles•ooff• 4 141141 , . ..I I g it. It " sethiripmo That circumstance • , c l ip as . • . Wit, 411111111* *141.4 '1 ' 111:11. 1. :477 Itl:l7.4*atki . "l ll: AleC cAl linr iVe di ßl Vll &O ' 7191411h d el :: 11 : 4 : 94114" be Ore:::401. 114 atilipe 4ll.•i: tutus°, .rh Maur 31.] • cOss, • whilratfiby fiend Potoltola i '• Katteralteieo ' s , 13iiirlirriyertti.o r 4.4 IterT e4-1° i t " , innier illpeaker. •• an; Nies relive of the p • rogt ess of the Retellicei in Candy., ftmlip-• 0644 Alia ketteitefe 4bariliitlirod Atioidikc • • • /. ' lw-k - - 7 him the tlate'of the last oommonicetion::— ' . ind iftildistiiiyiirgigeantity of piddy iirrwedeletirk ' •Hi• it Memos the Prince Regent that read tbd folltlM- =Jilt imur a premium% If th e y uvramd I . .. , . ..--.....• ~.Rouse of Commons. •, • . 4t. , . :raticirtassiosi haring reached Lientenant•ColOttel der Vii e llibbr. of bows,. arrive; . end spentie r rildf ~_... . -•....m- - --- • - _ er lawn mew wawssosssalf• - - II Was retaursed. li . rfhcre esaldbe au lowa NA ''' '',•• liitY, f.tle!.. 9 .hokoes tiettfter ft s, that tile Prefomtrer..lod ,disAy x!lt!elltd to ikbpiletin: the Plitt elefithleill-giN__..o l• • 44i4steith deep retro that tai; n4•Pa•lae r 6 . ac i te sit Y •f Vie! bet*" Mr. ' ;:l4. liss" " edilhrd s 4o4l4 .l4 . : - ' ,:,.. ebel. Devlin. wet. at - .Dorobsgalla sod htootifiero; a. m." Um desertion of the laid* having Pit••••••• •.. setup to you diu as alteration has occurred la the state The i•--A..... .L. •' ' • • • ',.. c 4=3C:it! mozTbe ilsous.thonaviatit •• ' libliblVdliklistt bsgshps op . tp ot s,end Weitassi, c oo n l s . their Search after the other headinans Mitt ' eireli.M4eity's lat t eesiii4 foiltsposithte' ' ..........i.0.... .--likrwifte_ .fet•Htliggillieletrie:regissk4o_ she. night. of gas lab concealments, a nd• mist hey. a strong effr•ot by shoo. esa*egies of their friendly disposition towardsthis !Matey; aud g r . 8ai .. 4 ",........5 h j ekr , - . l .4 6 "j etilie 4 fict ‘- .. I leslidittilieligeiskeelk.4ll)(.lolteike Alf, for the per/sase lug then* ibet dwell: in.places which thmr desire Ms waialainstbs gleefu l InteetiMlity. • - -. %' .. • ' • • • i.i..key.. s . .. .k). ...' the y ee"idered 4 . - 4 - 10 1 0 Pip • Ussosible of the iall ',WOW blve PK" - • • - ~* . .prioleig . tee iaitr lreetieri ;• ilist ittioretetton, itiaccessibte, they ire not locate f ront the effects of L manyl . j r , aa o bj e b moo him MM linnet brforc ' irk 10 ' elts Ars . ------A7 f :77; * wpo t 1 • ' - lkiliblieeh netriet - te.to their besOg been to fie attivity'ef tor troops ) . and theditigeoceandistel.: gm ... ..!•-• . , , • : • ina • itp, jull - I Er/MNI ... T oo- , ~ A . .., 4 1 , 1 , ) had bottees received sufficiently early, ligence td their placers. • - .' ". * . ' -.-- 9 .$$ • I *dike .• thirimiLlibethe'frese die niensirw whkb re _. - ...____. '- _ lii piety intorno l tisititest night . , hevieg fog at . , The •reperta received from Litiotehant•Cileind i s ,. ado s a il, I , la v aa a omia rl y we,,,,,,,„kalsooOlw ',Amon. . 1, . • ..1. --- ,.. - liiiiiir - 7. - -- ... *, - nigr a. '704. - .. . ~,elli _. . .•• , • - •4. • -.wobeetlla le etteositefiose of buildings . 9f recent ! oohs-at Medulla,' and Copts% .. Poser, at Wetter .. 'lug the somber of places sof Poblic Worship' beteitilolt b ) thi ' '' '. ''• ' • ;40011 0 1POSIO. '• - •••- • . •••,'• ..'' • • • -__‘,. l _ , •'- • . v;imiclit and which aciiiitaierl to have been oarepied . s . mOole, (to obickpleee be had' trio , - Poor' .Xstahlished Chart% i had t centered" weir,* 'eat this mensore ... .; . ‘ ... ' . ' r;.• '•' '4 si' oi Ire). • • . :, •• i : ~,t,,.."'' . . • fifit,Wity S beitire,heisrereperfentlytiesertlst) ; 011ie they triode . as a more ellOttili vitiation : for a s • pest, ) , '2lllll .mits be productive of the mew benetteird•efecte ye the Micron - - Thaigt. l 4 l, 6 .a. 1 4 01- 11 i 4 1.4 •.. '''' • •• •1 .1. ... - i q f itaiire to. 00 iiipilijoireb to Ddnibigilit tliey fell lit verylaroorable. With thiPelfeeptinte - tet e pellet' sad oral !White el* rankle., ._- . • • •" . r 4 ' .. '' "146$441111110"' ' ' -' '‘ i' , #: t . . ' •.. _ ~...• .. .. . . ' WKS' to 01140 .. 000.1 at ,wholi tbrir•Allien meet alto" made on a cootoy preeeeding balite illiWtiss - .. " Girderhessee Oa ewe lioirmos.Vo.•en, • ... !! • ..._ .. ' '.-••4;1,i;.,41 , • . !.. . 1., 11 1 -- 11 — I d, , s Jose. insattil to -Tbe, manner ll:oobich.rerusgest --- •-' ••-•`• • • -' . one, 'oo...atteskierte wf is lelmt',Zelrit on his verde Medulla from Virettemoole, by which . is Oen** . 11 - bOI4IO O DID , ib*SiPiwas... tab. ye •. _ . OsislapOi.-kalptcrop4cio . jacep boess'.4 rink: , After weewounded, ivory thing was quiet on thatived ; re . ..... 61r4h . sol—ire ha 4 IS Pelt 7. 41 7 .... ; and lii ii! highly aP e Prt:Lo . yosterdey was siebeal ■ and nisacAcok, •-. , -•-:. i.• : , • the re t aas 4 4 l ith i. . , tiecttpasgogoospo "Cony stored and l a leer...Colonet nook 'mentions with ouch oat*. t '' .* ""Pv" • h ate Yttea r " 11 7 .'k - -` . - w - Cliediug was sesemerY lied ihi • lsit : " : " ..- ' 1 ' .. . 4 ' , .. . •. . treife Madellifsarrilre fir Pipit "' rte" Old bad been faction that he .ip assisted by tbe people of Modelle 4 44 '1° 4 "L w o w"' I I N ', a id e le 40 prie •y ol i i oi t , i s a„ - l iiiii s This Redo .if dirmaissipx. tip. tiotiatlisi i .- • -• • . py o . Iv . ' • •-•-:•'-", tiite* Plated bleciticit tep 015 11 Ilie fellibg•ot •loige in prowling Ohis to cover the beildinge erecting ' 11" • • • • '4, in a atone of counseled iosprevemett; • ~1 .:. ungselejled slew thidayg ottopbumilt. • • 4- :-..i . :'..,..:?;....-: •:."- .:- - sets* : -boo• the gbsorectioen ergot egiffq Mooted: . thece, sod in • reaping and •bringing • in pedtiy . frogs• . 4 boy wo u s. . mat c oxiss o s s. • • • ~ , • ••,-- - • • •-•'• • • • - •• • 1 . ••• 4' "•;•1: k.. ' 4 . . object 111,11nes • Vetting Pliort • 1444,44)4 4 4 4 • ''''• , •,. . - ..,• - eteiMireereiribot it•the-p ar t y fet4 b ilfeciat Saadi belonging to the rebels le glint,. - which they , .- ':. ~MT i l i f• g ag a" 1; 1 44 it pt go bo a , ra * as • ..:: .._••• __,.., .• , .. . ~ . .. .. ; ii, ', •; , .•" . ,•C-1'... : "-.. : • . " .... ; : 7 - . ._ iiit ***let takt; ft ono tsf 'On . :wag pnittlid Wit - thilaillros. •On . rho : .IM, Liesstec4 Kis my * w oo? rpobeito ***Oen we present pod sects* Ptsg s •-wolliktOr wil t.. ll o.--iL lmilti " C sil . . ~ fii i 4l.Ao4o.feento *en tIODPD_ ._•. 'lst*D l .-CDIADDDI 1 1 ,04 t• Ward ..!iiit C•pc , Fraser,. node as incir.- directions rereading a new Patlfisreat; 'ls spills" this evar.ik possible:. stinintegas fri. glrocecor.... - • _ 4!. . ,*••:.-4.10$; - # 4 4lW. : .bt Permit to liladesole, wbeiche .siorttbseards Tattooed* and (Meowed.; l as ifea f in , monicotile 1 ram* refleo fiWabiliDeribi ID ibli loPsitatat end •to 'tisk. up ter tad 'rime' . lie - . ihe geport . 4 . PrOt s Micdonald, who was expectation ,of •• Stirling totes rebel -headings, con. eta's, which has occurred in Ma sitossiosil of this . reentry tied lay of the Alien • g m. The speech 4 1 4 . ,... ; ki...,_ .___, _ k _ .--.•:•Lartswpwlson'tweeeley.lllollt' disaffected. The aged, es to, esplerg an unknown tract of countr y. of &trope, sines I first suet yea ie this place. .. a - . ft A - J.! ,' •• . • tad gooted••fres • Al lipot, en. the 15th, to Liget...Colonel:Rook detached. a • party under Capt. • .• At Met period, the doeitgoo .10 the common enemy had noted this memorable S es si on is as weak BM •• • tz. • been so widely esteodid over the Peetiocot, OW resistanccto ligiblo a piece of political reviewing, as we. ' • .',. 3 ,' , '''' le; dining file .iggettitff which he met, with Coane, of the 7 3d, • to proceed by one raid, *tile i his poWer was by Imlay deemed t s be hopeless; and In the ex- .. h i:1 70 1 ;1 1' 0 r departing ?llmertyhefneerdr.ot Something o Iv desire et h h : a s t g t o .f l h ik a a s v P e ti e lL•r il liatim " : "4 ilbli '''- IV: &fable obsteglearoutiseg • etre., being thrown he went by another ; and both' were found eery f r . monies of aoropostose was sods mairtance electoaill suill- • . )jutroos the road, - which randereaitimpesseble for.bia. ged and rocky, and the jungle "try . •clgte. .he mined. . -k - . • • Ineits till dinned, ,todo• which' • took - 10 A 114 and third peril's front - • .'. ,iebnuri Ili mot with no DOODDitiO4.. wed:iw•• *bed. lilit.V.clock, haring met .nll4 no isypeek4‘!. sank is aid Of countries *obi; conwediag . for independence, . • u • • . - ‘...'.•. • •.' ... •• ' . . , • "iergents t ill *boot I sag: and a' haft. fives • Well"; . it,*!is perfectly deserted; and, as the Mshottelo was* 'sietlylbe spirit which was kindled in a. malty 'micas. the is, h e weserl °M i lted ' - * 11149t I l i' 411 V04 441 4 • ! wish a, gaps , condom, writ at kengdi arlift.,.o frets doe most g o* sad op , , events of seven years, closing wiill4logit`coso..4 - *bow.* ,fale shots wemilrek from a. rock • - fro. which Principal . rebel, .his, house was burnt, *lf tritterte belt' been before iiiinoyed! , *lnd . wee, deal. of paddy, *hick could. not be carried away ; erosive tiranny ender which It had e!4e• Wheats ime [hag peace over the. .dmsedfal Itliasll4l4lNOW :4•11.1010.i. - - - -•-- _ _ .-_---- ---- i-r. .....n...... .1,1, • n miry the boOlsittiol• by iir ble..ling a Div 41 e 13 . ! e vi dence s t o I MO" ydars di "ear l -bow . few ire the replied loaraf : • - -. ....: belongiug is die Pooh Wind card. Toth. 404 thevelem i neue — ; i c i i e ii. iciepey we haw roost readily Worded a large antdi-• nos e spee e ttair She Amor. 'CU toovillavd, Ant tie lint sad &nisi 6. ais At 110) r tally al! When tlis• torers• i ills stenol—it trelolllllo44. . 1 - 0 4:. Hresse. - abet the 41 Its mai 4 estea.4llo • Aid eithrefleriallittl• Manners Isof Otiry.;7l.llriovolsen and rq in the religion, sad non) WOO - • read Ilw at the ts MU, Sir. *MA it Is now Soy Atilt ' Alai! Mr. T 1 K)11f oldg toyuNliglinesir. b entitled ir'7 7- 77 : Ine.posenWthidled or Wanks( . . ive.sw Wiwi* to Pa Act for applyinverta i r ._ iftigli l . stir. M . . surrom ob to rrrrice ortise eat lie They nd Lightens.' • • . -.- sell this oirroili Num •