The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-17 00:00:00

Tim wrs boi e st m eg ak e 0 ,11 l raft' *ether ef them .acts of justice, b ----- - - - „ • - ... taws to the Sta4e ; impaled*. as well is prodem ilmigelibb abli.Asioliaao Walston lb- Li g was there deuhled • women, • children, west lid slalom of the Peletimi sad were received d ea „ go t woo tome to visit, th a t the prosperous state of do people, were itil there occupied, awl misery wee ioe • t e Olidpatooth. .. ,_,.: • ~ o rl f be g f r o a r i e n, th w e h C i tt e s h ol i !te tt:, l e k r ias ,„ ".. of his kingdom, marble Mm • to add chitin, • -1-, 7" wei • ....,. ... A unknown. * 1 ' V4ollitai 147.1. 3, -a4O. • lorturid ilighooli 4 / ... ..i jun, ammo SiallifiCelli to that of Louts tun Otna tik The culture of tobacco wan indeed, prohilsksd la ' coortet , • .4.. , stik England ; but that eves try was rich, ebiely kw its t b..4(0 4. .g4. 0 :! .. '.10 ' '4lL og . . . Pritief Lry. ibe ks ;e a l i p s o o r b hi ee ti l on ia commerce, which always commands 4 a sellidest lato. . Jr `•'—orli• * 711° ill O gi _. . 4 _ t _:_,___ •- • . iviih oonsidering the - perresttea . of certain conditions. The IN, . port, while France was emotion, agricelteral. Eng, Primo Cslworsoe_ P,,,.' .. , „ nr 'day ! . . land, also, which wanted land for Ito pesteriy and rring, *Meet eel immedlishilly with Coast Greene, /d oe . bet s tool cos abundant wealth of the coontry, in point its bops, could not iscrificke toy pollen aka tereltory all * l ud„ r i e ,,c one pi t sa d a very Romero ,• epitome of tb o s. agree-attend product, is assigned as the calve' for the culture of tribes:co. • I meet the Klieg of Pretioia: 'Archduke . gu ide s *e m s s oh. this perntiseionp As soon as the Govern . • lie then showediby cc-reparative alcalattsas,low : . --A inseams missies tads. Meg of "Bavaria • _ „ o t os op w itb . "Moe °file necessity•for suspending the pe t much hive advasuayerse the systeM of nesorsg .. 1.55 Jahn _ _.. of ..,... berg.ACetculations have to eeped, the country I, assured that an or. the -exclusive usanufsetere of tobacco - by:l*o erne ;doh° to ill. Ki n g wirtellt meat sere olio rooms, while they wore bile/Uri, Wtreetiees here been *Mildly published for thh‘s, .and the be issued . to that effect. As this part of the tvi the prosperity tie ledividinds. All that was tics . wisich will take place on the arrival of the Save'. ' state of slain at the evonvoot, and proving by doce- Administrat ion is c'osely cottnected with t i lt ' 4 . , to the stale beteme the gale of foreigners and ;. rolgoa. / moo t s sad evidence, lamentabtojedeed, - to, what a pitch serrations. ire are making on the - aildalefi o g •'' lam s• 90 04111 141 • and though ionic additional likilikffill had inangEMlTy SErT. p .-. Baron Stein depastelyess their services have brought the ! country ; that our far- Corn Laws of this country, wawill ihnsNio -- '" 4 if there seems any necossily for so (t o i - .l7Ortie...4ielle;ed: the patine treesnry, yet could they , c e el i eeve t e f ee . s e l ames eve s e teed b r the turner , tesale . y fee Vienna ! .• .. ~ .- : • miri,lestsed of making miney by the long train of for- PoPert the . difference in the policy required for 'the be ko gii !II ..:- • Itellefsderis, end ibis meeehatior * , . la. pror S .....e.— • . - ' twat* drcemstances which ham coubleed in thelr th fa a ; i of the countries, situate as Fusses and Great arks's'. tamale monk from f ree d aii i P—. Thoidyeoetes many measure erti dpe - losphe it your, . they bate been getting in debt yearly ; ' imams ft , folio admittieg Sick - ... ,11(It i wjtb ' istrirme casief. Mr . bun IrAli:lii, Sit, or, theirncomes have not warranted their espenditure ; • at. present ale. sy. . -:. sod could prove tho settloeCoils --- t it : im l end Lend Agent ,fp Imi Lord TAIIILSKTIci.S., and that hi gh prices • for their produce are absolutely ne- 1 VicrixA, SEPT. 3.—Grand preparitions art '1 °- 4"°der the 5 7 11.41 ' ' ce --ck? ' '.otier gentlemen, whit Ins been brought up all the emery to their existence as men,. and • the ofety of i bag la this capital for the reception of the Sorer OW teautifactere, tolerates prodmal a eivenue of SO I . with his square, and Rs s tier ilgriculture ; that rents also must be kept up for [arid Ministers who are to repair . to the cl . ns. Under the monopoly is ISM and 18lt, ; wey from Northombeilleailli 1 .....64 net ro d eo , vi m s oy 3(00400 of francs ; I . .litie, and his estimates, cut and dry, in Ms pocket, thivintrpose ; and that failing this, a general bank. I Reconciliation never wee more imposi n g ! .1' t . 4 / 14 h i 1 1 1 3, 33 m ieseno s '1 his clearly showed that rte give his evidenee before the' Corn Coailstittlei . ruptcy most ensue. This is the amount of the proof !pendent of the two Monarchs of the. Werth; .": 4 . •tbe,odifintage4o the reveille wan .on the side of free r , makes: out -a 'very ; pretty - account of the tanner's eddiced by men who ground their evidence upon will arrive together, we expect the -.tenk t imo. .'. -•'' -.ilea : le. -1 This Mr.. JOH/1 BAILET- Is asked, : midst* calculation. Can we look upon this picture, lie, Sardinia, and Wirternberg, the - # ': Ike another . of the System, he wished the im. 46 gains nd o los a ges; • Have. y o y paper which will inforit/the comes; maditot enquire or discover to -whose labours ave are Of the 'Netherlands ; the Grand ....., ',` mica a in sorts of foreign tobacco to be )14 ; •.- di. time that all foreign. aufacterld Witt" tut to the actual empeuce of farming i", J lrideblettig.it ? *Mist a hope remained of ream. feed • Tuscany ; the 1310 to- of II ~ ; . . 5 ~.. .. be strictly prohibited.. , e free eh. bas•ipeevioesty been at work, and accordingly ' nerallon-ti. the firmer , though obtained from tbe, Dukes of Sase.Weimar, Sere-Gotha , • and ''' .." • . - . o manufactured Iti. , ', ram* *lel` deedelds paper. Whetter the estimateliviiichr wreck of those interests, the destruction of which he '. wick- All the Princes of the House of Aa eit i •,, -.. I:- • -.l ‘ • IRO til - an essential bath eft the system. ' piiiiii.in Our Paper of,Tkeraday) ii efemird - mield not contemplate but with a sympathy, and an meet at Vienna. The Ministers for Foreign A -: ',.. 100 amount of the &Ike ea 'tobacco had been ...L...., L.z. , or to a particatar purpose, we shalt llSeei aSseience which taught him to fear that it would; of France and- England, and also -those old* : ' ~.. ' . ',glen at 2 millions in the Midget for 130. M. Mete, . ippwever, thouitht that the produce might amount to those whom experience has .taught to jedgo , feel. l sooner or later, involve himself in th e whirlpool Powers , have provided thenadifives with' hoe — ,2, : 3p milliotts. the means whiFh. he in .ipos-W were Ingle, and perhaps etevegovrectly, to promisees; bet iof ruin, we cannot wonder at his endeavouring say that the Sahli*, Pirti will Nika a Min ' ; . ; ' 4 l prudent measures for the previludiet. si fraud, en lib strikingly evident, from this calculation of the { to struggle on e , and to scourge the land which A German Joureelist , writeol.oolf.:*tive. to '. I import duty on foreign tobacco, and Oiled ditty on land igent, if at all correct, whit is the degree of ertNi %tilled, for the purpose of supporting the additional , business of the cologresi i-it 4t451,11. ase.oaly : irs nmikufsetere and sale in the intiliOr. the plan courigement which the high rent leaves . to di..4140n , heaped upon him; or that now, when the ibit• on the eseit.dirleismosrlerriter) v trefkef , of taw which he reposed consisted of 73 articrec— farmer, when all other charges are taken Sato coe• peeped of remuneration no loner warrants a hope . Constitntitia flap,' Nerd tr-the frontiers , sc c, ,• .....„7‘, It was faveurbly received by the Chamber, and sent adoration, " and the price of labour and *veep bps the subject, that he should throw up his lease, I. there are questions of rater leteeestillir" - rm;, ' to the herein. thing is taken as low as it can possibly be." Reeder; mid that this example of despair on the part of the the political equilibrium o f stillitilik44tie• ..... when ;dint is takets at . lif. , per buihel, the morphs . tenant farmer should be general. The ladder which i bli s h m eut "of a g eneralsyeta ire seldels win dsps4' , :. In favour of the cultivator* eight poem* 1 art If 1 they have been ascending proves not to have been the tranquillity and lappinesipf a ll Rations, will hi, * taken at . ii . 1131. , per hulher, T ,,lpii voice orfoilptiootAc i ilasi vele ladder. We have witnessed the steps which' died '; they, will . publish hopestly many of the.. foateleam pomade ten amlo4p ten, 4tier . eirPerseee',l . polee'ef them have been compelled to take to reach fanraft;tl whin are °Pod y igreea upon,; they ', Welter the thriller, with lit lilt Indeilkj, • foal,* 1 the given altitude with fear and trembling. Our i will decide alliiraiiiilibeil ihick lave net yet .• and the prophecies of our : Thad et saltheßf. • Without .these, te,slurli not 7of verified, for it Could not WI the Irst Sovereigns of Europe, and` . l°a°Y othor• , o p en th e a bility of the I, Prieeeevet:theee deliberation. The Watery milt: , the course of html for I of. N0 48 ' 41 4.0 8 anat, IX" by the PiertiPoteottarits been practised at a dear `only, witbrial, the V 4 .1" .. Inteevention of the Mo. forked op to a wracking °arch. ;oi Analiritnek . , Z 4I (Y ' of WeriPba li a• aid ' Viewed as a natural COOP.. I ; many other T:Igill pplarestore& pests to sarkii . there are few farming ' 1ig1110010ff:',...., . ''' " . tr • '.i. • - '-: ' • ' jigs** lepitioey Yeatertley afternoonthe 'Payirelidieitese -*met to , ~..._ ~, . jigs ego threw op t h e i r ; Hampton !Wert, to ale* th e kisid and afters.***. :trot that they would dined with Gen. atoeamisto, at the Stallions°. • i , Mat th e h o p o w, i I ostordaY the tbrirdt keeliestati • od Yiscoad I,M eas iSsoisowra .had atmoulsous4r 410.Pling6tt• as, li sad that rerit I Caaltowhousr. . 4 . _ ._ *M 11l 0 101 0 011 4 11 g tett l t: is stated that the Pore, being desires, a - realm, t ow ; ,.. 0 6.4,4, 06:04 ,,,a. ; lit reliyisealsoems, and for that purpose, of cahi - ,laltirlik°l-11‘6•11141 = "101 l of the dispersed nuns or sisters k- . . .. . 1. ,44,44 5. it r omihi• , . mail ,tokle" luts!ittortand his Holiness that theft . L . arsollsoY.Of tarsal detained fitlarglaud under dif l . oiffaii • g have '"'" , foot Abisemen wed that he waatiesirouita examine , farms, and continue late the subject and report filietton. 'Thirantiff, it' Cbiftlits which were ac. ?la added, assented tivehe- zealous s hlepiite : remiest,;', emulating oPoo - litrwerid was all before' aka 'et oat for England'; audit is mdifiltibet s limk ebes where to choose," bet there were too many al. he landed at Yarmoeth. • • . • The meeting of- the merchants interested in .Shil l , - theisin upon that world, and distress, wise, nail misery their portion. vve , indeed, ii" n of se, 1 trade ls witt o lrel - a h n o d uar was c h o e r l n t il o i n . W a :r d lo;gay . lif a t ? oil • 7 111 1- 11 10 1 1• 11 . of Pawn% who 000kigad lasi, sighit t illtakdetiberatiouts was communicated to Mr. ao;ser :ft virgins essecioemeas of their inability to plyi.iglie, in answer to their application for die ' bettdt,' Ali k akyagsseides their um exi s ti n g dilleeltles, a o l levection of chi trade in the Irish Channel, iieeriall *yreearsl a certain advance #frent, and en mi. 1.11164 that it was the earnest ! e s sire of Gov • . allgt* . * .4t7 FMK" . . 4 . r. 1 .44 06. A 4 1 41 •••• •••• • 6041 1161 • •'.. • • 1101 • •* A • . • . qf I .odee'W Haisborga l • •••••••11 igniter wealth, every species industry, , / Ainloot to this unjust de**. But it ewers from Mi. BAILEY'S intimate, that this ability, even in the fur+ war to pay his rent, nor any possible tioctuationin the price of agricultural predate, has been allowed to regulate the return required for . land by the o,' r e.. We are far from. wishing to wake out so e r 14 0 7, case against the proprietors of land, who, itolk.F policy and humanity, most be distressing their tenants—the cue hands by one of those very lien land, according to the produee,. risks incidental to converting if then does Mr. Jon* BASLIVII middle men, such .stress as I taking all possible itteeita eir selves to the owners of lhnd, filing a .rent, every , thing that the advantage of their patron!, terests and probable losses of the blind as moles. Did Mr. Joni( the way he now does when speaks were tripled ? and were of land, then as reedy to attach paper as. now 2 Let us, however, full credit for Ms good intatations estimate, which, it appears; he r good purpose to the Beard of I: i the-bye, are not the Soirtelt [plied to deco Ibis cation 'for infoiMatiori or 'fevers. But,. before* , enatortnny remark. regaediog the Board-of AinioW. tore, and its connection nide this voodoo (sadi% have a few . words to say on this point), the share width dlOodt lorvtiairinel land-agents'bova ; had in OvintiOli„4llos 4,04 hate of tatiti„ . ,llgprits a littio ;mg ,*testieas. 'l4,anst not, forgatdigt Mr. Jens is *stria also nfeeiser, or Ms r - whice pablie prints hOrmild of the rapture of the aged*. thins, and thia4fertore of the Moisten, it is eer.. tfiri ghat. tiny Case iito( Om stNl in this city, that tbelirievillinge of ditilariatic notes between. them still 41110 ares, and that thete is reason to hope that :ON kind of coolness which has been observed, will be dissipated In a few days by new interviews. • Bavissue,.llErr. 12—Ills Eacellency • General Baron &PM is arrived here from Paris. • It was at Direhiar that General Vandamme, with 30 altars, arrived in a Danishship f R i ga, She 441 instant. • A Company of English dancers is arrived here. Osstyr, Sept. IL—The few hours that the Prince tr Oratore passed here, sufficed to gain him the Swain of the inhabitants, by his affability and his lona attention in enquiring into every thing that may Contribute to revive the principal sources of the public prosperity. Accompanied by the principal Magistrates tied by Mr. Van Alma, President of the Board of l',rede. his Royal Highness visited the callico-prindag *Wei of Messrs. Francois Devos and of Loot; %Sete; that for spinning thread of Mr. Hostel; asits Illotsugar-reining of M. Van Goodwin, four of the ireirst establishments of the kind that 'exist on the • toothiest, but Which in some of their 'branches have wit that activity which happier times sad the special , protection of the Sovereign may give to our manu factures. His Highness minutely enquired into all the details of this interesting' part of our industry, irldch the Turneries, impolitic, and oppressive mew. awes of Bonaparte bad panllsed foe these two year.. The eatablishaseati consecrated to the proiress at the science* and the Lee arts, which are is thw,most ilestrlshing state, recefirsid equally teetlemolei of the protection of bitHighnen, who inserted-hie axone in the Album of the. Royal Academy of foisting and that of the Societx of the Fine Arts. ' ', ' ";" ... The Clergy and Public Authocir g ra iiii loint gracious reception. The Prism it - till kes4l of Count Hane Steenhayte, whOveiameral 'Omar of dbtinction were invited. Wises bili Iliglemses as. tared the Theatre,' the audillubWllll' Ilk allied pies amidst loud acclassations .._ ool „ , ~. MN seemed much affected. njk•sees ... . ~ MI ' t ee toidey, at three la the asoniell t ts p l ikigaissA awl will Mans by I.' Wan, iieepiAllllll l GNP troy, Tovieuen tad Wes te the eeplidt" 1 9 16 , 14 „ The e French Papers which 'hots come to hoed VP_ &ty(10 the 15th) contain the projet of is, 11.4, 1 . 0111, 4 bas been submitted, by order of the lints, to. the, Chamber of Deputies, by the Minister 4,1111,,,•,14* soon), on the subject of the prepeptit , ,,,thienali.l rots. V se lino of conduct proposed by LOl7ll l to be adopOilllk . ettee . d to this mater fs and liar aid s ah*treeMol, wiestmaimity. The property oI tudi. Ithatoted to them, and iU just be sustained and pig It‘ wee .whercilie t►o,~f~llint proprier4 to intlemnilicatienOtt to be allowed it .4' property, where just place, is to be given to the and citirities. There specified relative to pole - '‘t tom. toilsyrwri..! - proprietors _ to follow the •same pralesworthy plan, end, we tre' ere logivic will be .general thronghost the, blood. Y attateoCetiolt mentioning, that Sir Simon I , CS.Aeze has most benevolently given permission that Of **filigrees may be haptited* kit Mewed pre. s pieties." - '-'tlih price of cOsr.kee ping the giest.end of the town ; Pintiti . W.lo l l:o 4 l 110 h i 4 Arias in the squares. . 1 , 4 Ltcctne TUSATILE ! --.-At. the melt the Play of „ • trederick 'the Greet, Mr. ILATILOIID t : II a very short, bit neat Address, ealti,. that e. oonmioence of the tty great auccom of tlue pow, and the earnest re issest of many of those who bad honoured s tile 'theatre with their patronage, the suns play would b performed this evening and on Monday next, be, ing positively the two last nights of the season. Ile then made an apology fol. Mt. KNIGIIT I rind hoped the audience would kindlY 'permit Mr. CHATTIIRL;e to perform his part in the Entertainment. An in/iterate Punster being asked what he thoight of the aim . ..lObby at Corent-garden, said, there •ittg, and a good deal of talker. ,~~.. CKS TIM; I.l l..ne ST i l / 4.11 .41 - 1 --": 44 ; titiiiic • 1.117/1/1 us" "rill" ' "1"1 a" 'ma Ign "" 4l7 ' "'1"... taw wen auituue WILII Mir i potermr Haak ponands ten shallop In debt at the end of She yollusio 4 ikirs have been prophetic, and 9st ceeL flat tains 1 2 13 P lisesderfet liberality by the lasdlOrd to hie tealatlit leolighotteas have been verifie 9• per Cwt. Caw 66 44 lizehequei ti 4 P 4. pier l oam .; . Oinallea i ledeadi And when tbb it the case, hew le the other wise . • The experiment Is b, Per teat. Ws" OW clr il . # 4 . te ' __,.._,_ imMer to se a nomeroes feral! . .a..-.._ - __:._ '.**..._._ 4,4‘... ~.o?__ . pPort To ha‘hise midi, ' Which has been in ti f and be remunerated for Ms labour N.— dlesejs2o •lii g ! 1 STATIOWM A w ar i ' . I Pan pelt, has been • , .Tye joodlords tar, by continuing to keep tire pies este; tbe vide. has bees war ‘? ... rits2r , _ i - r , - 2 44,F --- 1141)10* %,.. 4 *Ora high. 'Though Mr. Jona &maw seyabloat keiVit, sad debility has follow ' 'LONfX/N: ta‘lOwlys 41iNtiftiateenlv . hors been doubted of Jets l r. ow' . Wit believe that. 11 , , 3*,•: , : 'll4l . __Sitik!i f t antrilailil! A ., Mb . ... ikeksig 01,7 rim tlbildt 0 0 7 ',, 4 6 Oast aftioti, vim ::5.Z.T. 4 .7:'- - . - ...f4iiir l j : .7, 1 6 - -. :: „= ... - . ~ - i 'Mei* ' - • • • ..' — I SU ail ire* .1 *OW • Ilhirliiit - Owl* ''- Wiliiiii: eoleirid . _.. . bar* ai'as any Proportin iiegs vie k•siiii why they did mot bey frwsw-Ohlpet, es will be area fresh aterillitiwriai es. tittimactoe flats, .it does est sees to 144pes IN despair, we doliti tracts which we ' Mike front Flaniiii Papers just 10 that loweritig the alwiti‘; . llo.o AMC , *OOl *y, that m ew COW 10 band. .Tts orlectk!tlesra siltAispisite at . 4114 04 0 14010 dietnennei I s l 4 l .4 l te g a til Ho** . .tillialia tly MIA an sitting the Commissioner's*" stated to .seeihtio, snd. Fib, !Mogi to eemethiogilka k . ble rat.," ti" - * mg d i f y man Diu #4. l o i lk epiiiistal will Mt Mt be allow4li to "WHO* MA 111 1 , Page with the time i :entiniredinto 1 gartlieg the touts or the eoelne.sititiefries bort abs . ,itfiffitiOne In ednaoeiug their high charges, Is Hilo: best 5 4 4 foo k i bp posizia served bat wool OW DiPloniatials. The inference which stemmeo wows sod judo denewde tot* - fNtfigatifont this Mist be few to the simotho at ie. , . •tenelod. ' ''' he bad art ter .. sip :-.- . • - GHENT, Sirs.: Itrolfeftlebstaaliaidt dot this ability of the .char elegies to support ir; twoo, i t ll i thai r weal toils w s oarra l —um. ~...• . 1 . ,..:,,,ma *ha motor& el the sewealsi Ohs* wealth , every Weeks of 11400 11 aiiii , i7 I *. atowidadat 'Pea dila- a lb jags Baturvis'also a tamer, sr Ma a haa t itirieb lies as& ilideterestal signal the valuing 4 land reroute hint from pnling sett of *grill& is to be restored g ut attention to, and wide ii theTtfilio *MO by bit so. We dare wry there ell Writ eiieffilis *lead; i , : ,' * Government. spats who have saran bp* 114relkillpr i O ' , bane, and 41 das beam, *avdp. Ai. ilif - . - ' :•,. Vlrgetto a jest title Qeerfis Do theta (410kIllii , soileswit4tiii . gieti4 • '. l they .an to A he thitiOdlito • ' for , ' 0040 "limit, and - the p 1 .. e - vie er nriess m iew . iiiir - . ,?, t t . aiiiintais. Imia taken piaa Nowak ... 4 ,.. . - • i 0.00041. 114 . 160 •Pitaill a limAr.. 1 v 4 - ...1 • , , . 111 et. 1.7 premenients sp ec ii t. 41110 : - . milliirdie. stiiiiiirs sanoot . . r - . . • . .. • • .... •.. " . . _., . . ad a Waal be ' leOhed vP“ lir .there, I° HI ed with the ' (Amble plieveby . IA je4se et 4 t•s l opitas • ~- . Val -#Piiiitiiiii hi P O l l , l igig.if ttbl, 1 ' i 14411 iii *WI add lit sib NO . iiiii Ali of farad bUP i the • Goa see* sued by time ilteattemee4:t liah* TM. *ii.flfrveyers, NO 464 joie 11 I int GAMS*, IttUrie, 0 japtmie. Bet elm bollard oat sake, to te aleileiiei do tine inaiiiilea Ot. or Antony immi how *OM betakes. iiiishilibie pi 1.414 4..F.0'• irt, 9 arrthily as we le iiiiii stew 1 . Na iit. teediag to show that their ei ror the fetes, iicit attended beyond the surfacer of land, who, *of . o f t i iteo gr o p t certain advance ti ent. an d ai i mi . J 41111 1 .114 VW it was the earnest Genre cm uovernme, - • i15i.,40,1, to this *most of its power with their e above e _ i _ he : ' .. !el*Otati . ... , t s, ..,." 1 " "r atin g PO° 6l / . ,_b**" . i h a i. :iiiittift - /a orderlaCarry the intentions of Govern. it" 11 auluw°ll o ll } 11 l 111 . 4 " 114-"bt thus e lmillismi" • al" °lute . I meet Id - 4; elf . act, It . war laiderutood that step, would a who set a vats ' he , ;P ,*1 another descriptl,4 with pore saagelak- ' be lassistedlitely tab* taappoiat convoys to sail at. 1 and the chaff . loos list for less esporiasew-Aad as this,. l' , ,3100 11 , 4001tre fraVa potifi fl i kas a l oiit rele h ntd. wa' A h t. the a igimi shi p 03 0 .;: ,,.. it into money: : .•'' , gasesoo. - with prudence, was wandalle"m 4 far e i tt ie • ' - 0 1 Lea int r ad the De etostan, the& fit', I Paper prove? 1 ad eigilatea ' .. 8. -"*"."31-64 ' ,Vbt . It ~ idea all the ships of war ettelillf( blifee" — lvklei** 6 l i - '''' ' 'at ot *dr ellailii, and the o f ila the liis.h Channel Were' *aseriaaa privateErs, et - recosumetuftrit .. _ igivo ; 44. 01664 too wadi far the most experleiblal :it had been cleefly ester/sin* that in many William r e , ', Pik cficolift', ..„' : . was moreover advancing , . a storm came - la the li m e pd, ;.:..,,, :.,. - • • alit :Pei . bIINIPTs i t • t .. .`• , ' fie first chap of circamatasces. Whether Wild for 11, 7 :. . ' 111. 0e 1 / 4 11 . !...'"" I ant ha* . " t:ho as to tali .. ' L Visionary edifices should be attempted to - 'be tnwtislighoor_: ' stew? IldisSeft of tesPeutabilitY hs risaleitio•pioaly at the: parish of Hanover, have the tenant, they • oalroalif at Out ',mean of the rest of the communltyy __, prevailed on their twelves to in baptised, and .are Is BAILLY calcala t a s i g ard ie o pi a k e . 4 of the sloe Surveyor", who hl'le satisfied the more they sire civilized the more fakiftd di* tints of wh i - - less • •to *gamin and report regarding them, servants they become, and mOre.frappy amongst them; .• e. • re Gentlemen, ' , .... ' ' " t' ' to ise. considered as Infallible ielitti. Jonwiliostrja;lEsq. of Argyle estate, hi ‘ . , ',- , r . - ..- - Kb itopertenoi ..,,. i - ; '.,. •'. ' . 41 .' - Islistfr il 'ii•nimer,llll,6l4.oJvapa SiticiaatiahlO .. re-- • .-r t - - ' ': ' watt . eflattormattorr atittrtiftnis - Patiiiiks, and - rrer give Mg t " t wo( ,a . t , :, , . ,:-. 2, . . _.l . _,._„ Joni HAurniros Jzisak t illisigrs. ha d , tick's', the; oat in drawlosislii*, -iti. to.prossonee.. Oar ejo and oviatmerhelooK a th i c att i on o f b e i ng prom*: , n a t h e h e od e n,. e t t wi t he submitted P*l,. totitinahrto aceompeny them whilst they hid co Pen- tiegrioss before their departure from 4emsaiial. 7.ff i ~ Agricultare, 191 i, ?Ito e ph e ipae a eletien. • Mil l alher'Gastlimes, proprietors of est atm,. miett:- ; a :. ~s %, . % • f! 43 P Re ea "-; ..S . . r' " 4 A M w ti M Ii i -4 i <~ i :1 `w : I I t