The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-24 00:00:00

R~l~"~""-' ,"""" PtV'T • r -~ - - :-v ~. RC. . - :~ r . I p' : ; • ;. 'S ' t 4 )1' i L •. . - -4( - • ^! -- , :;:. Ps • tike those of Europe; every man, in a thinly inha ailed country, counts something ; ',servers no Let.. earoni ; there are no miserable creatures, • who' beg for, leave io toil;' thine are no materiels. ter mercenary troops end staudieg armies • and the 4a. habitants scattered over a vast surface of country, tre,ao carried away by gusts of popular frown, *pot op by, tins designing and ambitious. Ninely --Mthea-ost. of 'a hundred of. the Eacopestrieses - beve '• 'Mama from the stripes and prima% fearleisiffamilies, itird for cruses in which the nations. bark,u4s. concern ; ;mild seedy aim:mobs- or popular. commotion bare been - oemeinfted 'typo! want of bread: 'Thaw is no. Mint its shack the wise potilicinns of Europe arelo so eigrto orr, as b. je application: experience, rrareketi Citfilify /hoc Ikeir esseriebarttes, Is •is . Oda- fif shiny alfeether. diltbronit• 14 . . to be hipecterli . hower*,'lllat the Allibtes site pie to 'Wile dewit.irtto sober.orderOliarkta feu ..sermlaiGorinsments, midmost eimmiderable tirments., • ON. To establish Cramming** is not a matter easily offectept ic tiesdee the oust flooraroblo decoostamon; .44 load.qatrzela, -and .evert par- Nei feCntioife to soo t ateabjega to be isPectet l o 6 . fie Oat a: work Of that* tisceettling form of pm % . omnivore, .Cannot * Oki Ormias, *Not consideible .73 For so yrifietteroek We*. Mo o we o• adfs emage4,.l", skenftigal •4. ; *Mt tar* 140?TilikAi Araff.sll.l.?krillat :WW WINO ,apProrichipit- 4h4medefliciedlicistieblctiottdiams 4 of ellarO g Y r i altelleF• teritapso tett ii n o here proof! of Re . rierilitr.. 4 VlsOkaso Oat lorma , • .?reOboot - artia iaiorsglti nice, nosh re l . go .4 iltcrO!,. s i t'. . plots-to Pubsort•titO rsovernment e , cr t ee.iisqwwits TileMitftle.ril led litqpie abroad io *Oft Oaf' Otero aih4ithdrre of rifisplution, while it ; eMlity .•er..areitirrianiesiitats gradually acquiring lonaisiegeplif , and our bairn. fainting with it. Alany .thingi which , were forint:dr 'subjoctsof . dlsputtc- ere now perfectly. iplain. Our progrept-lb intonation. has been incon..l ,disable ; there aro chars fielders and thinkers on , ▪ Imlities in the United Stores titan in all Europo ;Abets no American, nomattOrWiiirther he,seeides in- the. remotest forest, or in the Intst.obteure deli, who is not as regularly informed of every thing that penes in his own county and abroad, u a Moister of „State." . (To be continued.] .4MERIGAN PAIRRS. 8006 CIF REPRESENTATIVES, Mc. 19. • On tM Illerien of Mr. Hasteisort, of Ohio, the role was adopted : foilesell • Tim blatant' shall hate power to *admit persons •to WNW the hall, tiering the Sitting of-the !loose, wt.tilteleag to such Legislatures of foreign Govern • wairte Ire are In malty with the United States. ' Visas sees some little debate, not heard by our - 1114paseter, on a proposition of Mr. IL H. Nelson, of • Virginia. to amend this motion, so as to authorize •she Speaker to admit on the Soorany Representatives -.1 tissiSeeth American Provinces ; that they might rr- e : . the same footing in this respect as Foreign After the debate (or rather conversation) ' 16410111aftes, in the coarse Of which Mr: Harrison pre. , •Seslaistiplest the introduction 401 estraneens matt* late Ulf opositioo, the motile of Mr. Nelson wail aegstived.l • WtvlYllso REVOLUTIONARY OFFICERS. *le Eloise bash/ resolved iteVlti v intio a Committee whets on the Bill coacereleg the siviising :Seddlers 4 , ,ohritivoiutiouary War:— ligrciedeesserEl.Th delivered his ` impressions is re. wet. to the operation and scope.er this .Bill. 'Ht 'merle a.stattient to thew. What were his views or the • .probable number of applicants under this- Bill, if it should pats. and _the annual eminent of the espendi lore it would. ,cession. The. 4eise.f Brigade, he acid, consisted, during the war, of four regiments : these were 40 officers to each regiment, making in the whole 160. On the 4flt'of July list, as he wen enabled front personal knowledge to state, there wive living bet 20 or tlioseofficers, being precisely one. eighth of the whole number. Taking Ibis, fact fee .his ,goide, as the proportion of aurvivora, fie said there smote the Coutinentel Army 68 battalions, of whom about 17,000 men were killed or died in ser vice; 'and, at the close of the war, it was a well -known fact, the battelions did. nntasetage more in Bach than 250, making In the'whole 17,000 men • of :whom, say *beet 1.16 th (being. gene rally not a as !molar habits as the officers)" Were living; that is.- 1700. Estimating the proportion of applicants for. the pension at 1-6. th, would make. 346. The full pay of the Revolution, 6 and 2.3Ja dillarS per month to each of these, .would amount to, ‘g?9s dollars per. month. Of the officers. the WholOoriginal number be estimated at 2720: of whom, supposing -to, - 'have survived, as in brae Instauce - of the Jersey Bri. lade, there wore 'now. living about 340.; Of this number, he seppoted 1 : 10th of the whole would be come applicants use 'pensions—say 31; at the full subaltern revoletlepary pay of 17 dollars vet smooth, • their peosiens would amount to 578 dollen per . inonth. The monthly Onion for both Wiens. and . Soldiers, on this tstimite, wapiti bi,2873 dollars, and the annual amino only 31,376; en amount ill‘ab ‘ .. gout .dolly.-,deceretkie. Bet blond of foltilarlees. *Mon, 'the Bill, es it now steed, providedonly for 'tilt-pay; Would this Horne be satisfied, Mr. B. sited, with 'giving to these men, borne down with ' ego and service, is pension of 3 and I•3d dollitts a month daring the small remainder of their lives,.whilst they had gives the soWiem of the late war (no Varagement to them) eight dollars per month ? Qs hoped not, end therefore mooed to *mead the Bill, so as that the menet of pongee sihreld - be for every officer 17 dollars per month, mid foi every soldier eight. ' Mr. CoLscox objected to the srealirmatires of Wi le' ;ence 'required Ilia Bill. to Myatte the sorvieg re volutionary officer m ad soldier to the benefit *el Its: provisions. Lot net the soldier, said he, bf whose bravery and sutferipgs we are entitled_ to bold mats on thisloor, be required to ezpistrO hie poverty: to the wOrld; andpahibit the proof or kits ettitlebiss to relief. . The incorporation of sick aprogslms im tle - Bift be congiler4 as.slegrvidivig tingle Ilsiesw. what light Wei this to be irgerded Was It Sri; be considered as en wet or justice? It was leesllsiik nstice,havinswelfeeed tficse ateritorlois mate pew . ' sfeintingl for fiartitoiewardel,..te else the ONT. tondos of them tie rigkp to a passion id% liftp. : 1 clogged *jib such conditions. . nu t ilAbs twieur d ik, $ th is .10114 mt; Mr. **heist spirit' wtOila t sit remnant of their itieso s ia all who survived 1 1teholieetr - 1 0 ^t:Tr --- Mr. ilattuisost.nibblis, - wed k high respect for the tirobroci raf the ltesolotion, aid It sincere . .deatne to coo*Notte to their comfort in old age: OM, he said, the iteesilitissist now proposed went too tat,i became it wield Sigibrece every one 'rho ifoll shouldered a mitivkiit, even for an boor.• during Ibis' reeolutionary**lW As to those who 'had . 1 ebt 3 eeriest sersitie.' ho far from having .a claim to t • mead of libeillity, the amendment wield be •bet: ~ I sseasare effeette, at no bointy bad been at • • •to them. Frestons,'howeret, covered with soarClifif it onto dews by length of service in.those•dtlyi;olebf teem to be •Ptdoseded with these who hadbeeticeiliti dot for as hoer et i dey. . Some el OW thititlai'imi, thought, were as *ell entitled to this.Pinitien•at inn legulers, of wink the Jersey Millais might bi pin:: ntidarly mentioned. get hi w Old tOltaie ihe (tonal; Cleo a the Bill Iliolled.loPi.sili as . ;hook hags stirred ids niontlik . or iiiii: .• ". '.. • • -..' .. • 'Mr. Sotrisitni; etlifsfir' Jerite aid net Me tie lard . " dal," liiiiiiiliof to the, receipt of 'pensions:' Iv *hall , receive 'pensions," Jte taid t was makiefthe I isnopelsory.' A Setite:lit rite karrivirrilie Wei l "rich woottby ; totitieds Mein be felt grifiltode dos Ahe,eSetlees•theyAstal riverberedilielt begat* I;•butlii : -meoldsoot - eatend to the thiptmonteisere arts din *Arne and afflicted. Someefpiimiir litho survive. the lade' shelf hid abider riclP—this Wealth :a sows of their' Arno firmest aribodideil and; id some trues,' he *la rvy to say, it was _nr.quired - bY spedtilatiog mo the -*diets' claims. Sick characters hit' vresnet.lo fa-- loot. of pitting on the... Pension" List Of the Wilted .States. Under the amendment proposed. sairSlri' S., there ave. many .;Geetlemen in say' tioeicesle, would become- possioners.. Perhaps *myself iiiitsoi shere;,- if Lame to be compelled's* take.onii-,filisted : were many sew oe this floor, hibelieeeti f • *ha: do:: nerved the gretitede of the country, but ibis *mild" riot accept a pension at its heeds. • . 1 • . • Mr. BLoossrsaus opposed the amendment, atilt . might prejudice the fate of the 13M, the provisionrof which,• be thoeght. were already totScient!y compre hensive. 'lf the Message of the President bad coo. tained not a word on the talkiest, he should hive considered it equally his duty to agitate this.qinstion. lie concluded a number of other observations, op: posing a proposed postponement, by saying.he biped to have the satisfaction of swing this Rill pass the House before the holidays. • . No question was taken on the Omendment, ithee! the Committee agreed to rise and report progress, anti obtained leave to sit again; and this Bout adjourned . to Monday. . . - -- • • irl A Gentleman has arrived in London from the liavannah,• which piece he left ott the 7th of Decem ber, six days later than the date of the artifleatating the capture of Mine with a part.of his forces. Ile '.says,. that• a report bad certainly, been received of ' Mina's defeat, but pretioos to bit quitting, positive accounts liedarrived from CamposChy, at the Haven nab, contradicting the former accounts. and stating that the Patriotic Goners! was still at the head of 'a numerous force, and had been aeucesifut , agelost the Royalists In several minor actions. - • • • FRENCII PAPERS. •• -. CHAMBER OF PEERS, JAw.l9. --A Grand Deputation was appointed to %Wend the Anniversary Service at St. Denis on the Wet, for the late Louis XVL The discussion on the Project respecting the Press was commenced. Four Orators were heard in their order on the list. To the second of tb*a► the Minis.- ter of General Police replied. The speeches were ordered to be printed, and the discussion was adjourned till to-morrow. un the Sitting on Thursday last* Royal Orden. nonce was communicated, constituting the Chamber a Court of Justice to determine upon the complaint of Madame de Saint Morey., respecting the death of the. Count, hey husband .1 CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. Jas. 17. A Grand Deputation was appointed to attend the service at St. Denis, on the 21st. The discussion was resumed on the Project re 'peeling Recruitment. M. at Bosat.a, at considerable length, opposed the Project, on the around of its being in reality a "te.establishment of the Conscription. • M. Moonset. contended, that the spirit of party I alone could see in the present plan the renewal of the Conscription, there being none of the abuse* of the Conscription attached to it. He proposed an amend meat to exempt from service all only sons. M. Pose= identified the present Project witltAis : Conscription, and opposed it. 2 SOLIUIAC considered the law u jut newt ne. ceiseeth and cinfermible ti.the armor, sod , isp t *piled it WitliiOme amendemets.. The Marquis DI DORIA. spoke is t w eet el the law with some amendments. • The discussion was again adjourned till to•lienik. Patin, JAN. 20.—The Committee so the Celt.r dat did oat meet yesterday. 'rbee we tit lime. go odies Confer/rice with the Ministers. ' •• a -• Deriet the last year wilseemese kli is the &measliest of Loners. • : The 27th ek. a me phenomenon efsetio4 at Besieger, a malisideabie All of snow osemilliaelmt . .-.. • by thunder and lightnieg. - - • We lean" fromMaples,;tbetath slt..that Visivirsa. bed Alf MPS air, thesorn out tetrads of fire. Ogee( the Jegkreskef the Ssoth, states, that tOts Preens, Rimed .Jacelkialka Chevalier, who established *beet sae mteuthi *me at Tarbes,• bad absamded aft* Peraishig ride epee credit at the Weer *Bairdimex l . to the sammot of 150,000 francs. • • Five per Coots.esC-1150. Casszt.,Jsir. 13.--,The Dike of Cambridge, wile 'has bees here Inc some days under the designation. IS the Cent i Dieploolts, has tel est on his retitle., Reser*. . flogrover s lAs.l4.—The Promise- CAssel*, T iiili DAY AT ONE PRICE OF 8 , 8 DAO' CLOCK. ilitl ---'—— bulk Reedt 491 A pe • 5 per Cost. Navy 105 ' 3 per Cell*. Red. , India Rood* 108 107 p 1 ' 9 pee Cent. Coy* 111 --- Neck • Commis kw Ase.llll4 , LiegAiri. 1814 • . .4 Pee CeseAßllledr"'• Eash eis ee slSff p * . . a• r - . nit .42 1 .43 1 E S f. 4 IV . fi r a, . • .11 . 1111106414:16ticantr lila - reports la the-American Pepin of nepleassit . alleireficer *Ash Old •Aineeloaw warn' wati, : iMcflitiiiilicted Ans.. ate compelled to *elk* Ike reiterated • • ateremewlo.afialbis subjects ., The'.eumoir of a Pro. becepation of tba-Vhosides, by the British Mud!! 10 .11 4 "14 0 ; '• tium g h ..116 sal* 'elf4o . l477.W.,ltk.P.iperi. r•ctri!e4 tyisiiirdai... gene ; :ts . 'sae eaceenti the Preteiti 1114.4tiViug:00.1,0 1101 ,‘. 1 , 4 4 Obi jected tolha occupatiee .ohtialse - . lonian Isles in the s btef,l4tersafiliffn 144QEr t .llsisblis. 'Another repro sheast.theAnserlistaieteittitbave.V6llOwett the Mi. 31A en‘'eltser d in these "litatherlEll'i4tqorightiftiiiiiolisev,fibiriels, are .0444 !iiliCiiloitteisseabla.tbeiplarilfso.. l Vbeiter. tbizalintr Merge* .4, SOOlindlt ; Ma* *Oleg olely to 'ion of Ametiesi tbwi)ivathasof the • Islaisdi by'llSldilierser, *Mikis laid the coil. *red of theVrit,tide at 'the mercy . 70 p e 4glind . , has • aflulde jiMlltidatlen for the s occopadwriof the. Flo. 'Mac ; r bi t tlibleries of AmbriCa, is well worth eaqojr. Wig liiikeetlineld like to know-hew aProtestolitimt. Amelia Island,: or -,ttat ,Floridas, -r s4,.faetorily answer. tire tilaestioni which most:bis'ltiielisi la Oil. dispute. It li.tites that encetincbehelKilaria, seals ni;cle to jiistitrencrosihatileaPaild'ismi emmm!'ilt Must aeifer the : etriggineet otritifighta t Jintl . bahly the horrits *C. wor, bectassweriether has bees doomed to iseasiOn. :A park *Fs' . " The Profilist of our !Molitor' bpi beep knead *IA • . • . •I - • • • toil) . fos .soMe It aelor"..itaa vear • ~•• little sardine psiik to it,: we conceive itie a measete not likely.to bate any tory al4aireedili result.'" • We hope the MDR 'Oil lit et hafra anticipated, bet we' conceive differently . ll to tholiiportance of a Wash Ministit'S reveal,. if.,fa hit - Aga-SAW. . Not as We colocide in the opinion that the Flortdoe ore of slight interest so` Great- Britain; for• they-ere in some . respects4;:tlin key - Win Islands ;.ad tkOfillosieltSit the - American Povern. meet to otoigin th‘epeiptriite ceetrotof these 'penes. , dons, sufkieotly ladiriates their political insp?rteoce., Of ell evils, buiresir, that could occur to this con try, in the present atatcof Eatopean politics, the greatest would-be a:dispute with 'the United States. The possession of tbrionise Islands would he dearly purchased at such a pike. The American letter says, the Wear* Of these islands was made without the as. sent previously obtained, either of the rest of the world, or of the Tartish Government. Alas! the , world is DOW little. Consulted is to the justice or propriety of suck occupations. Paris Papers to the %Ist inst. have arrived. The Chamber of Deputies was still engaged in discussing the new plan for Recruiting the Army. It is. now openly represented as a renewal of the Conscription with a few modifications, which change the appear:. tow, bet not the arbitrary nature of the law, Out of the speakers on Monday, Beema; appears ta . , base excited a strews sensation, against the Pitdect t . and to bias itekered troths, on the sebject - of armies, becoming the &feeders of public freedom, worthy of a Realms orator. Us: measured this holies t which• the designing spats at despots are eager to instil, that liberty is best preserved by military power.— M. RONALD deneesseel this position, theighfir pies alight-be aryitid National. " Were eat," said he, "".the arepies. - 44•Cireme and Polliecr .eatiosai melee. MA Iliekiiit'lieett educated in the love of i,esberr l ibiatOts tMe .4e •iiite s i teaergstresa.. " 0 61 1 loft• tbe Senetclitittliitag; tr i tette, as maims beers secosatr of earite t • onsesoring their ".44111.4 1 be .by the nembei et lessees that • renialeel to- hi ever -fee, gaegiruclUg, by.stesace, dangler that late ing by tbe •esost• a t trkiliestiebev. Wl* wanting i? rTfettir:',l* - t!!!!.k1•'. 2 4 Qiieatteat,r, _ :es i 1461 arrOestic-.Weear: , tiiti , iset of attief,.e,...ideiitid, end taertoriifia the blase et Yet ebe sliatebilaittikiielisix was able to make tam :sersebbe 41eirtebieg itta despatii Pieta:serum • -Whet watelbiestalei 11,111PeiteeletheF thee lathlike! eilebk?' thiy . not aesspesed of French chigoes, 0 600/ ell : born id the etegii dike Revelation, Doigiiiitia its link, dad inland by the fanaticism *filbert, and equality ? - - plate, translation wf whose speech we seless..._ on uclilut of its ltepossaace; wades happy and bold eliedes site viekeee committed on the Repro. seetative Assembly of lite , Nation on a late eau sion. . u Ye men or little memory," he ezcisiat. .ed, " en sebum the lessons of ! histiry and the iw imams of reason are equally -iirst; what! are ye a not afraid that oat of the ranks of this very army, of which we are now diepesing, some enterprisiog, aidecioes i mpirk lily start forth, sal putting his sword in the piece of the . Presideet't bell, terodeate all our harangues with one word, sad inscribe oaths • deer of this Asseetbly-7-04.41metherlo la." The point of this speech statism keenly dinette% net to emits a seen expression of the feelings of the islittiere ;bitthe party spirit Wetted into the Fletell 4/efiromielses occasioned a virietliti tie stateliest". gift 411041011e101 stye, that Mhitrtration Vet •Ifes• 4ietitt with the silt • ditteriot petits* applause.— the..iostrit# de Peril Itinn o , Apt.* excited violent mernsers.; sad the Joinvialohni Mara; a Mioistetial Paper, *aid to belniclesi the dliedtioi'of nu Cam, asserts boldly that ;the ohaereittleii,WOM renewed by continoal bents of laughter. . The Chamber of Peers had met.alimisted the sole jest of the Liberty . ef the Press.'..... The. Emperor of Ause*iL has taken Viceroyalty of the kingdom of Lombardy brother . Ole' Ariliduke AnvMofv, and r another brother, the Arclideke RAI NIOK, other explanation, than that particular lately orison to make him alter his choice. — Duke of .CASIMSOOII, who • inlets under of liewet Dterpos.im ; deported on the 131, CaiSid (ober* . he kad been to visit the Princess consort) es. his return to list Prime's et firma, Dishes. of CAllielbei pamd.throghter-ot ittetecOnd daughter of and is. the 09tli . heir to the drewn of If is sie t tg fro* Calais that three English etitt:b elOoP*ltlt foot sea, and another ,i(i.persons, were eidpwrtiked on the Ft is abesighteeifthe7tb, Stb, end 9th inst. were lost, add it *is he* that even the' , • the pusollift wittitibe Awed. . . The blisineis of the Coot; of King's Wedgy (the annoseneemeet4 Hilary Term, snore lb*. .isdinary. iotereet.• The Reader some Cartons perticitare elf the pppearat Court is the report we Siv»:l 1t case Siete PeisMere wader . 04.1111601 a Corp . Act. After the cove.ofa Lady, who. was he in contempt of :Cent for refesieg to writ of lisheas.Corpos, had been disposed _Stale Prisoners, Jame Roseau, et. Weill, bone Joess o iy Joint 11(21tOin t Dail/MOND, Sou* BAGIJILLY, end persons, recently donAned in dilferent throughout the country, ender wettest, Secretary of State, having been liberated, ett into their own recognisance for 1001. ' the Court of King's Bench, Westminster, 'first day of Term, and' so to continue, to day, .and not to depart the Court leave, on pain of forfeiting the stn made their appearance in terms of the . lad • addressed the 'Court on the subject grievances, demanding to know the charges ' them, and where they could obtain EI4.II,NBOROUGII, who:was thus placed tegOrical situation,. said :he bad no charges L thim ; and is to the question for redress, ship could give no advice; because. he 4-51pe of these men bad come 130 miles recognisance, borrowed annoy. to mat so,. and Iris with Out -4e, regaling. Though ittid bees bound to epistler ; sad knew be the consegoetkbeif eon -compliance tereiS, of their boedi,ll L ordship said beo 4. 4oled therefore 'ma be would' kslt . • • ; •.1 , • • ✓ ~~ )110$ '.l tb. `. ,... 1 . ~..~ ¶ll J~l ~..?k~ .1 :11,1151 . ;~ ~~3 •sefn lesisied OR being: hit*. 'itaiiigainebeas. Oat thikinit , bate - '• continaing to• upend, sad - !table in Jibe lietmobil.“o anntitallat . lbw i yam :iiin'of • 'grater liddslicji then tliNt; the my gleitur, Lmicester, Noldnibreta,:ke...r iliaeesnat.4 iiial66 . lne jails and ! isibtsrbfetro poitirayi ng j vatic", amble' tarsi: t This is try iriak • veers*, liberated, iaTalk . akho4)*lt restrictions, because refined \ tiaaten-bsto them, end Moisten glad to het di ¢t'tbeir prisoner as ever gee hold of taelli Pet this !Sentra. bete. . • • ' • 3 : ' COURT OF ICINq'S BENCH, 4 •-• ' ' asupono V. 11i0111313 , 01C ;' : ' Mils merging, as soon as the Judges reels, bit 4 CO age, Coartiel rot the ease; intimated to their Lordships that in attendance pursuant to the order ...,....;........... j........ ....____ ..................... iiiviwa .. .., ___ . . . . . . . • 1 ) • ' • . •►XJ . ; : i.) .. _4( ' ..... . • ' • „....r._"..,............„...,„.........i........ =viri0rmtra .„4,==.1TTriE STATESMAN ' i . n. i_ 1 4 Wm.. ; .As 8.0 - egg ' bend. .a .1' §tateAfis*n, who was charged witti - et, , APA Oct t he —pu tic I—t es 464 taiteariiik.Airt •400 L Vid e picjir . r*d here yesterday, , . _, . ' ... .'' leave the pro such as it is, sod sack es it ought to dect,"Mr. ton he .41fiatesite. lirodener retisalued'at t o elpsit.et- tee tie. / eatt i the rejection of Ow We. flr The mi. nil of Mil It ilkse With i n' hila prevail; sad ~►at ; foe, detierlfite eff thy .— Jast• courier. like contioses•to pet d i lives, a peasion-hvould b.' firth Me elest siege's! prepheeia• —. • -.... i-a the soldiers of the Re. VISIIIIA h is. 9.—A patent has been officially force, when it Is secellected. that the preheat me.. . \_11.01911.11.-61.4 moyidag the Arthdekt Raleflit sore is is direct opposition to the Charter, which 'hits, evolved his Mel respect Vitieref of the Leolll”Witeeftiao kingdom. abolished the Conscription. M. BMW, ' -the .. . Resitn gibe¢ itl Alf Ss" nod sien* menti i . ;elth ' hosigr4 Introsisiti wbki lops •!f.: tipsop o k .is Leah tan itspwilloleiptril lick sacipiiirlOttejo44olltigail :Ow 11 , 4". niugoei I : 4 4kgr e f or iisipiopteaqtliA1011410M 1 1 0 00 1 01" Ifs being' lint . cis ". 44167 in , Sent"-, wlitis .0 11 , 411 1111 4 . • 4 W,, _; 6 1 11 5 . venieleeient vidhde A id A lso ; froodwiestritilliteret pypy - a. .• • • • o away the rdy from his • I given it to • , without-soy rayons bass choice.—The der the name lie 12th from Princess his • snorer.--Tblll ' if lied, istba • IfGroaeall. ;rest Britain. • Wish mewls, fer containing • French coast, • tat. No him se . property of • . Bench yes- Term) was of • Bader wilt Asa antic* of the respeetieg the ; • ▪ Saspoissiass was alleged to • to 1101Wer • • 4 posed of, the 43tr.t., (MOOT, SAN. •loweral other kola' . prises' tete • teem the 9d,,ilsentsriag to .appear bluster, on the nue, from day Court whitest lipelated sem; e recognizance, • 'object of their charges against ' redress. Lecd ed in veil ce- charges against Ire's, his Lord- Wel & Judge!! tiles is keep* liable him to do r : boegh the men not whet might . fiance with the id diet bed met pre it was asr • it 66 . theie of IL 16 dr Aliesherged it64:041 vented. .KAtth sod tie to be celled t f is ftiaris P. 'We . scarcely La - diet or tcbas • fio•')041! atet kag csr• Md thetiselni olito to iivorFt.- pik , Yet welfare • . hot islitiesel MIMI it di, 0010 IMisib A 6; wdlikleb t t nor too 7 steeo. • strasaa-onds sit • • JAN. gi• WI. • • Judges took...their 'Appellant in *lll hat Thorns.* yet r of the Gov't, 4