The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-11 00:00:00

- - I \ - _ back-ground, rather than expose themselves in a Director-General contest of rhich they had so ellen been the victims: and the failure of interests the most opposite, and sentiments the most : subjected to a fine exaggerated, would again conic into mutual combat, ank,Wolofor the . with all that additional violence which would be lent XhiSomiksion by (he bitterness of recollections ; the people, still Is hubjett tee lisle urtenlightened as to their interests, still torconfirmerliof a false•dansti'or in their sentiments, would follow blindly the im- out impediment tr by pulse %%hit+ might be given them; and whichever . preceding clause. sale . ~......, ;night he the vimorious party, it would soon take exc; i Every bookseller, exposing to la. wee WM" . _ riosise•posses4on of the press, to turn it agnitist its out a printer's name, to pay a fine of 200,qi ram . ido A 1:43'.. , I to be mitigated to 1000 epen the disclosure e. the& '..' ' " Such is the nature of that liberiy, which must I name- . - - --4 tar • .s% i hasp been enjoyed in ortier to know hew to use it : This law to be revised in three years, for the pues,:i Oka s. r • • . e- i t-it A l l the extent necessary to the nation's learn- pose of making the improvements which experience,! . • - , •jeg how to benefit by it ; but oppose to it some shall show to be trecessnry. signed) LOWS. ''''....', hnuntls, that it may be 'saved from its own excesses. " ' .., Thuilleties, July 5. 1814. ( With regtrd 1o r lie principal' provis i on of the law, ! . . . a .• I , . N. de Montesqrrien speaks thus 5 .,.- s Pants, JULY 7.—The Moniteur of this day con-! . .'• • " It has been long perceived and acknowledged, tains an-address of fidelity to the King, dated Kiow, ..''' that Wriiiiigsof. sma i n ll bulk, which it is easy to cir .. , Russia, from General Rapp and the other Gene-, -.,,gulate Ishii profusion, and orientated to be read with rids of the 10th corps, which formed the garrison of I avidity, may :immediately disturb the public Iran- Dantzic. quitlity ; repressive lases ,are insufficient against ef- i The Duchess of Oldenburg left Liege for Aix-la-• ...foetal°, whiatrthe anther, perhaps, can only be pus Chapelle on the Ist instant. . • !jtirtleetw,hen the • mischief has already become too ' The Marshal Duke of Treviso has been appointed Areal, not merely to be repaired, hut even arrested to the command of the 10th military divisiou p tom ,„. ,1ti,4.-Joeogreit. ' Writings of this sort ere therefore prehending Flanders and Artois. :. 'Pvt., - c. Only roses against erhkh the law tikes Prectru r...... _. . .ksgatts' .beforehand. • Every i wol;it of ordinary - siz e , • • • - mily• be, 11 - Wished freely ;.the Kill and the cadets . ;"• ' *ill hale uothitka to fear from them; and if the author 7, 11. .1%:esswit,arry offence, the tributials ; Wile he in read' r i ll i s • 3 ; ' LIMN O TolvALWOrt RVGICTER 0! IPrODIT'LAsT.I THE BRITISH A“Atrt AT OSWEGO. 'to popish 'MM . ." . . I 4 NEW YORK, MAY 23.—After a part of our im- Aftet explairrine the other parts of the law, the pression %errs struck o ff Wt' eiening, we had a con • ' Abbe concluded thus :--r• ' versation eith a Gentleman from Otiondags,•who .44 If si e !iced at • a•lieriod when reason, long left there on. Tuesday morning.and informed us, that '' • • indeed awl tried, hadla sterairptesway their teat of , an express arrived therevening before from Oswego, 1 • :•passiell; when national liteereety'elearly understood with the disagreeable hitulligence that sixteen boats 1 - !iiitd . too iig!y %At, had .ittikh4to its cause the me ' and other water• craft belonging to (he enemy had ' • it of rival/. ireereek .- when terrilic order °T . Y P - 1 - '• ' , made their appiarance"again off' Oswego, about ..etroeely consolidated, en iongetteered . the attacks • noon on that den that they Contained a spry fermi -I:.ef ierinurionce nr folly, then She unlimited liberty !A_ . i . • • that ; . i twine ,ritts orce which*boa' landing when -.of tke press won't! be unattended with danger, aod_ lithe express time aittYi that ' Colonel. Mitchell had eou'rl even 'present advantagek: hut our situatien . '! ih e ir a o s atfl t n a, an sh e d sowe r & Oswego ; that ix n.,t so happy; our cloiracier even, as well as our ' , reinforroments had been sent foe from'Ouovidaga arid - situatiou, forbids the establishment or ad indefioite , the. libetty. Nal gout country; that the greaten consternation arefirts distributed her gifts among na-,i preWailed—the bell at Onondaga' wit :tolling when lions as sarong individuals ; the diversity of the in i our informant left there. -The bridge between Os stitutions IlnK fortified these .primitive differences:l wego and the Falls, where our stores weredeposited, -, ere have received for our share a vivecity, a mobility I had been destroyed, and all the people were felling of ;mocha firm, .. Isiah midge restra i nt; ter us .not ! , .. .trees in the road to prevent the approach or the complain of this ; let us net'eujit neighbouring nat ion i 4 enemy towards the Falls. AMERICAN P4PE44.9. ' s : 116. lii+frylne ill Or al haetages. ;another kind.' Our's , - ogyf prurnired us enough of happiness end glory, issAwretsiiit4l.ln be.content ; to them we owe thatele- i gavire• of taste r that delicacy of manners, which Is i 'shocked by thq least neglect of decorum, and which doespot penal us to'violate lt;witboot falling at once! , feta the er . syt nublidleil . licentinusness. • . .., ~.. ' "me Kingiirwitoies tO yes- no th ing that does not I' • W • ' ''° ' - " 11"1111 vUELIIIO7OIO4 (Vt.), ihf,AY 13.—The enemy's fleet • apPrar to him absolutely tviceistry to' the safety of ' • - • r isPiicared•oW this bay yeeterday morning. Tito whole Nye statianstinitiintions ,and t o the march f G ,) , o o- : .fokrie•whigh has hove in S g t ae h :elt aft r er Oir noto ga i : I i t e h s e , sltreinent : 'assist hiin with your information and ! fnut. sloops , an d one b r i a L . bt 'l i n s • , , your ittllnetrce; unite with' hint' fair the interests of row pities made . a landing - on Juniper Island (sh Ou'rtio as-for those of peace . ) .antt you aril 40011 see culled), about four . miles out of the bay. Their . I "fluillilitirty 'unfold itself Without storms amidst the object is probably to pitch up our water craft on the i • ifer attli ' " --' • or , hleu shall it concurred in main- lake, and make a visit to Vergennes. ' taihing." ' .'' .. -- • . , • ' . 4. l s iidliv or:iritz LAW. .- • I • • . • We understand hy•a gentleman from Vergennes, . who arrived in town last evening, that Commodore • or it to LICATtott 'et Walt . 4. : . blacdonough had sailed to meet the enemy with what ,tvery . woilt of•sbOse thirty 's)heets• fiat liit b ;fished r _ ~,.„.....,.. i. ~ ~ • , _. • ... 7. • •t— force he had completed, which consists of one alvlop reply, w t tnont protons esamsnauott or cen- . : of tsar, Ave tlonp., and ten galties. 'Whit fOvliinio. II ennistEni 111.1 y 11, (10 r. te)-.«1 have joie *Pen The same latitude is &esti seltetosst rogatud 4 twp.t , • . /Weber of sheets,. for Ali. s r iitiik ).. i n no . if es a . : a sp.ntleistan from Otiondaga Hollow, who left home languages, or In foreign inegiiilee,.:piner • t4 0 1 ta • ,, ,' thillltprcing. Ile informs, that Oswego, 'nod, the public property in that • vicinity, are ,etet.;wafe. ellterhisms, 'pastoral letters, Ise' reports sinftlened • by . the names of professioull. persons, end WOAs i s of The British deer apPeared, and hay of thirltir literary' or scientifiC societies 'established by, the ; : bear . 01. Oswego, on Sniidiy or. MOndayovbett line. 1 the Inhabitants were alarmed and the militia' - With regard to all writings of thirty sheets, Or , 1 . MbsUenet! out. it Otkiippears the fleet remain trader, not of the tle,criptiols speCified .in the pre." ed h4ere the port fnatArbout an hour, and sent but one barge (with a flag) ashore, instead of the 5000 'ceding article, the Directer;Generni of the Prr.s4 at p ads, and the p refects in the departments, may men as reported, 144 - „e; eon-set they were nearly ordain, according to eirCultstanees 'that they. be out of sight, on their return to Kingston. From commueiratcd'h fore being prloted,.. what I beve le ar n e d, I' conjecture that the British' e , The Director-Gettetlt wit! cause every such work intend44o go to the-Falls and get the stores ; but that therleareed that they had been removed, and • to be eutmitted 1)% one or more censon, from among those w hum the King shalt, name,ter the otAce ; and th e re k n q ecam P ed • - . .. The principal part Of the navel and .ediiisty stone' if two at least. of these censy . rs shall conceive that the writing in question' is a defatnatnry libel, or had been removed up to Three River Point, and are to be re-conveyed through Oneida .Laksi.to potter-dangerous to the public tranquility ) . is contrary to : dam, and ihence to Socket's Harbour. . • - " the 11th article of the Constitution, ,or of an im tnoral tendency, the Directov-General may forbid ! ----- the printing. - A Committee of both Houses shall be formed. in each Sessi 41, consisting of three Peers and three peputies, each chosen by their respective Chambers, with three Commissioners appointed by the King. To this Committee the Director-General cf the Press shall communicate all the suppressions ordered by him, with the opinions of 'the censors. If the mo. tives'of the censors should appear insufficieut, the • ,•omtvtittee•may order th? printing. Journals and periodicat-writitsgs shall not appear ) but with the King's authprity. ; . The author and printer may, if they think proper, • require the 'imitation of the work, previous to !Eluting it to press; and if it should be approved, rimy are tilsclirged from alt further responsibility,. fpceplieg es,to the claims of injured individuals. Of THE ItViwitaINTTNOVICE OT THE PRIM. . Xo.person mu.be a • printer or bookseller without the King's license, nor ' without taking the proper oaths. This license may be withdrawn ou violation _ of the laws or regulations. All clandestine printing establishments shall be destroyed, and the• proprietors subject to a fine of 10,000 francs and sit mouths imprisonment. All printing establishments, not properly notified and permitted by the Director-General of ate press, to' be deemed clandestine. • No printer or publisher to print or publish any • work, without duo notice to the Director-General of Faris, ot the Prefect of the Department in the country, with whom a copy of the work must be A letter from Washington of the 14th Imitate, mentions, that an unsuccessful • attempt hasi , bseti made to burn one of the old frigates at the ditiy. yard, in hopes also to burn . the new one beading near her. The incendiary is *apposed to be a "filth* partiban. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS IM.T AT ONE O'CLOCK. Rank tout. Ann. 164 1146 9 per Cent. Red. 6944 'lndia Bonds 16 17 p ' . .9 per Cent. Cons. 694 9 Exchequer Hills 3 6 p 4 per Corn. 8414 Omnium 344 per Cent. Navy 97}i co • ~. fur Ace. 70444 THE 'STATSSMAN. • LONDON: - posers, arLy 11, 1814. • Two liamborgh Mails. ardved tide- aternireilir which we received the following intelligence ' • , CO PEN II AGE'', Jove 24.—A proof' of the / .good understanding betneen as and England it,' tkist 'the prisoners of war have now received permission to re turn home. • - Jona 25,,The solemn fahteral cereasasty of Christian YIL will. taiga plaecnext roost% at Roes kelde, on which occasion the pti! !NM carrier, by 8 Grand Crosses, and the Coffin by eight - Coil / me Ig; and on . the :.3cl - ofd ltitinsti',l4 Aileen will be crowned at Fredericksberg. A Royal Proclamation .of the . 10th t iostaat, orders," When corn. isclear. ed out tram Denmark, ?r ,the. Duchies,' to a Port in , the kingdom, or to a. foreign port, to which teethe! allowed, it shall be don. ender tfii. bring back certificates `from the plate Of destination,. and in all Cases when cliared oat .to a, inition(per. m Weft parr, seen rity to; the Mahal! of 30 'per Cent. • • of the value is to be giros for tholoOkseet said obligati:en." , deposited. The impression may he seized, unless a certificate can be exhibited of having given this notice, and made the deposit of the copy ; also, unless every copy bears the true name and address of the printer, or if its contents be made the subject of legal pro- MICU ti 4 ,11. The failure of notice before printing ) to the BREMEN, Joye 27.—.7b0 aoswers of the Emperors of _Russia aid losttiai sod . 91,4110 Kips of .Proisa, , , •. ..1 ban • • .14 . •-E: t THE STATESMAN the deputies of ~, ~ Haase trade, iniog the internal and external _ .iiraunuttiJune2jit.triti Thornton, Esq. English tia"litako' r 'to Svieden, - has pelted through here,. .404411 - way , - ts, h e ; 6141stepftbe' • blockade of the Elbe,..,tiid...tins.re-opening 7 -nt a (ri s e navigation ;\ er from the Mho!, Nay, tikl.yeatOdaYs 300 ships have arrived- hero, of which 75 -are from' London, 50 front Leith, nod 75'from other &Oil* . andspotch Ports. • • • ,:i! liLsmaunati, June 30.—Yesterday was one of the proudest days in the annals of Hamburgh, it was the day on whiCh the Hanseatic Legion, cro111!.d siiih victory and glory, returned In. I.iikmph from. the field to their delivered native city., T*.pro; cession entered from Marburg, • ever the great brhtge from Wilhelmshurg . ;•Senators Bartels and Westpho 7 len went to durbeidge te• receive our returning ...„, warriors. The Officers Clime' to meet them,' ang i i4VO4. tots' Bartels *made them on appropriate spesch t eeinetonds; ing their valour, and lamenting that, the city .could` not reward them as they deservki, for havingahaved in the liberty and independence of the country.— Seventy-five young Ladies, dressed in pre sented • them with crowns of laurel and oak, And as they marched thraugh the streets it almost seemed to rain flowers and laurel from the windows, which were crowded with Ladies. On their:coming to the !lig/it-house, Some . Ladies, whose . sotis •were 'among ,the legion, had the pleasure of crowning their stand ards with laurel. All the troops, cavalry, infantry, and arttllery, made tha finest appearance. The Westrbiniter Meeting this day is expected, to be one of the most numerous aver held In that:popu. , lorst Cjty,.and it is generally believed Att, Lord ,00CIPLA/f* will be nominated without . oppo• sition.--Indeed. the public voice is now rained so --strongly in favour of his Lordship's' inn°. .earree, that it is thought Mtnlittli will 'not sea. dare to bang fOrsvard a candidate , ai i ".#fiy - 5;00 . : - tally their Intention... Out own opinion uptkihis important subject was recorded..at the commencemetiO of the hnsinesx ; and opttaithstantlitsg. all,the clatuouti raised and prejadiceoccsei,onr;4l4 .certale persoll s . who had-tins contrßol of neartrlise : *hole : Englith, ,pcalla, . TEM! 'Szifressr.i i m .. exisiiiiiNt...4 , Italie .oalet (*tinged our Vllliiii;-bet timidity persevered' in maintaining the honour .Ed 16'411 of the Noble and gallant Commandips . ,7ertliet of the .fury , was certainly enough te itegder *lb. minds of many individuals, who:iiterelf-tootta iiiPerlicial • vieW of the triel; bttt experience ha. , rtaught - ns,.fkof, ofej4kfr a Judge ator.Jtul ore infallible: We liarenoestmrtly, acted u pm) .tllt ettiptc , i4e, • alyk . him . nee .4be sa tie.. 'faction to know s t h at one sf the-clury. . tit, liast,...lms r., expsesstd.bis ii.M4efia( In , tbefiNIIIIOCENCE of ' Lord Continent, . .....Tbe, proCeedlagg 'carried . on agaleit . this distinguished Nobleman,' reeled aiti - ;,0 . the early days of tin: french Revolution, When men,. were stemmed, tried, and executed in a fek hours— many.Annuctutt victima, were thus disposed of,: itid lio AtitAL het 4.... Our :thin. history . like. Wise affords numeroth 110tWisea of persons lusi-, ing been executed, Ike .avers "siterwarde proved tb be innocent of the:crime laid fot.heir:charge, and or which they had been legally non vkted.- ..: hi C:1-00R4 Nay, the Counsel for the gtocit..Excltangijirosecu-, tion, was employed some years. age --.Agqi!st . three :brothers, who were all condemned - tmideatlvi and !*.would have suffered, but for the time Pitekerence 'Of a person who accidentally heard of the affair.: The, consequence mil, that the three brothers were all proved to be intlecent,' arullitb.gUllty . per;-' sons entered in their 'stead. Po lily the least of Mr. 011.1414EY'S conduct towardilrimf CocnnAtrt it the trial, and subsequently when judgment was pronounced, it.must be admitted to have been severe in the extreme, and was' ttghty disgusting to many of his hearers. If reporttran he depended' on, the instigators of the prnsecution,• and :those employed 4u it, now view the matter ins very different light, i r ind would gladly see Lord CocniCaill* re-Instatedln ell his foimer honours, tilWitet.-atir iutentlen In 10-* . pugn the laws of our country, whichltrstitukersalty 'admitted to be as perfect as:human wisdutncan make them; but thet they •Stre not . , always administered with imp,. rlialitr.pylintfekplke4rrliritntN!ilts4o? It many hi bare occurred t o cii.ina. us.-;,Our .ewe case- - ilie'bilcinced 'as one Otffotpf Oil; tut= sartion, and we take elf - 'early opilortenify Of ...._... ••- A • ~. • ' , f staling farther airs.poW CAPV/O' mki y, 01' 18 01P39, 1111 WAR: WASP, OF 1126pInit PLT,IIO.4ITII, Jv VT .9.—A, ibiprostress de Labatt., from. 'grate, baying nn board; Sob Ors, Capt. BADBarinit,. vessel was csipured the Vith t. 1 4141:ic,0,4iipp of war MO; and destroy , brings.mrapivient;.tlisi the Reindeer bug . war;.•Cipt. Minns Rill 'the Way . kint;l4*, sloop of war,. and dose .q us am for 25 *lintel, and 'carry the Aisiticanloloabylstiartling t ' powered by numbers, and,. it length, strikei but.ast 'sin Capt., Mouriai) ft M 27 men were killed; and the First Lie u t e ,„ (aster, two Midshipmen, and 4t men nou., Wrap had 11 men killed, end 19 weami ti Reindeer was burnt the day after the acti c j 'SPUTUM WORCS. • _ Sixteen 21-ponodersj up men, sso •1 .. Two long 12 do. ANKRICAN macs. '175 men, SOO tens. T Twenty32.poondersi IT* long It do. • ~.: The Wasp had captured six other trill* d destroyed theml she is iuppotied : to !ray. '(;rway, to repair her damage, which is very The action was fought/IMT; 48.10 : 104. ILA: ~, ~, 1;i fi t i . .' I *. , • ' l, , ? . . 3:'• •• : 7 . 1 : t., / o )ll3 ' ;iii . :it !QAT*. • '. ' dl. NE.....y,0.",. : MAY fiCV.,-Tilti .ClOBlll of th e , Duque de Talavera, arrived at Bolton, infor ms, ih tt , the United. States frigate .Esso had been at Roq ue , where she expetnied RO,OOO dollars for cattle, 8 4 . whichi she salted 'and dried, and sailed thence to th e titteth ward about Itdaya befo're he left Nruambu ceP ''which witalyiliAtift dt,Aoii. . • • _2 - , .i . , ATATMAK Orirfr.:E r ) I ktlT TWO 0 1 9.0c4. - - • toR 4,00 4 C11R AN E. About Itif,past one ultincii.. this day, the High ' .Blailiff of, Westminster, Sir , Fit 4,11,15 .13111ittiTT,` Al. . nerman- • 1 M) Mr. .Wisahlti, end m any • :_,,,..... :NO • ... other, , appearggron . the frostings attended by a very Qp., AterAvs :baby Af , the Electon, when the followity lestilutfoltp vtti i t..prvpottea , and carried withou t ssenting 'whit* : , ' , • • 1 , 1. Resolved Thighythe "phi aw . of this Meeting. liised:Coga, lifaia is Perrovity Sastiseent)of the offence fir which *WWII Agate need to reeeirstaitstafsiasons punisissastot. 1 2.. ResolvfsA i lliditja therefore the uptetimot this Meeti‘. V* Lord 414311thitiliii*Orisper perms tO represesiyhe City e ,lesin;inster loittattimseig and dm! bebelitt,.lelsotainstioa at the ensiling Election. - '.. •• " •4' . . . .. 3. Resolved: 'flint a Committee be aptist4led, far the pnrpme of carrying into efee:•the foregoing Resolutions, with power is add to their oombaws . - `4. Era) ! Ived.-Thit t a Sobserliwiqn be entered bow, to deny the exl'ene&s of 40 ettsoilt kieetk)!%. tl"rd which it is the boatt4en only id'esery Alsextr i assectrierid to Parity of Ake. tion,'la contr alti's,: .`.•• 1: ";': .0 4* ••: ... 5. RAWvkl I l - I ,ll4,thit Again Of this • Memiatt. he gbea'Ai Sir Fekrteri Bcanirr, wad the Perry -three Hasoaratlie Metro bens, wbo_volekbajallabt the 'ititiolt of Lord COCNRANt. V. That the th*itt it it ir ;•I f eet i n g be gitien to ART OUt MORRIS, Est. HIM{ i for ) 144:stItention fo the, wishes of the Electors, and far his upright aptisispartial coadaetia tie the Chair. this dep . •t'.. . ' '-. • -* :• : :.. : • • , L_Y-414124tititioii4fig the Prince of Mitettarsanao ileft the . e!P'S . PAlditt• aboat-seien, o'clock, and 1 procteCled.lp'.Dferfat,;-to embark, far iit Continent. 17 4,11ishal".Bfidkifri 4eff f Sit ti 'nsel's *Pa is ' • lid ut tic o - 6'cloek„ . 'to piticaidte ffarwieh, to embark there. • Prince PLlcsoet.4ill.. not least 'London till tile latter-end of thikwegh. • . • ikBLIN JOl..itlerrSince oar islet above a dozen Bank rugtlc4lietre aecatred. JO; Daelitt;. four of them yeri z tutpitti,ilt#4 ' 4 Ortii :Of the, fi nit„, Onuses An has failed, and We are assurid,„ that seven ''oo eight . ire farmed by tistnißey 404 its - . Ake ;City. ' Vire , hiie heard'Of . 4 `graar . .ittrip4olol . • i ; rick ;. and letters received ',Jay f a i r s taok :that a general passioprosisiloamengst' • of Merchants lircurlia.`. Ne4he's4olll6ll'' * '4Fi 450 14 tints. until authorilillsi .The ahtetteTtlAe• Vit . The consequences s t are :most. ilarrning ; ;; almost alt • Discount: is at an . enit tri Dubfini:brid: it is realty a ... . rarity•to meet a Private Banker's:Dion) in .girculatiori. The Not!ti which are issued for.,the few Bills that ass discounted, do net contininktiso hours in^ cliCulation, —( Dublin svening Pcift} - ' . Perliament, we nod:embank' wal 'ba Prorogued on . a Wednesday, thal t Stkiestiint••, 4: We are iintorely a riolced to heat" that :there: is *very prospect ,of tit* matrimonial roogricittiiits` kt ► tweeen the. Prihbest CiiittotElt And the qs4edifiry ' - Prince of 'Deane*: being. sOnefett witii:.coinplete ,auccess,.....f /dar.nfik:POst..)," -:* r :1 7 ,-.. - :4Y ~' . The young woman who was ilhat a fer 7 airsi since died yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, in the most excruciating pain, at 'her' master's house in Lower Grosvenor-street. , , • A young man of respl:ctable aPpertrance ‘ ,abont 113 years old, *as fotaio . l . 4 tholtitgent's ralls4tssterdsy Morning, dead (rams - the disCharge'of n . pistol throngh his heart, suppoied itioM!, his own harid, , is' a piitol was found near, crisc'haied. . .. 1 - i • Yesterday, as • a genkaal Vrownin wai irr the Par viewing fhs refiarationVlktbe'isnaning fete. vitt' twins in ker.irMa; onatttAVTlOns fueieme fractions, • lady beggetl)toiold 'one•while'sire.lage the other the breast; she did 'gni 'and, to her great surprise, she walked off with it,. ano could IstrOberebefond. CoTERT-C •, . liflitl... "-°-' Tci - tiiii 44 iii 1;40; 1 M .4 14-AHE, the Lennie . ist Abe. nand at . thit , Therate, , • tikes kis benefit, pis - which occasion, Prinaf . ,gt.4„rov, itlo Hettili'Orth'ei . QOisactis, and suite, wiluaassaer elia.., .146 thei4resitoee, previous to t*Jr ilepittire from ; t4iispafitry, - , whjcli will be in oilei t v . illiyi. :xit e en. tertruntheats of the: gveolug:seill afford a riohlteatla the Amateur% of M usicand,Oramalic it.epileleptutioil 01 the voeal• tsilfint it'd, firsi-rute Pertnritien , %\ilt avert all their powers, accompanied kr ; ti,,peidettot 13andi 'with' a choice Siiloetioh 'of 5t0i1;k 4 ,a,.(4 trsChes(re. : --(se4 the Advertisement ) '.. ;4..1 ..-- , 1 9.—Caine io the • Aorrtit:AnTi.slaitecE R, • ban*%l. enptored ht 'llene in company ‘iii: tl i dAmadtel l iorei file cutler ;V alp, fro= Lirco L o i:do u , add bptlit 'New.; i ' t.s , 11.--fine • t000p444' rif ' • 1 - -barley I*. ItivloPe..,i,Whi‘e lt 4 .....0,... ties rer.-0.4 seep e ititer prfie..,, t iikeoution. _..,, , , ...58 78 Beitits - 40 . A ,•58 TO Old'Oktfr.: . A .30 Si. Tide 40. . ... . ;l6 •us !95. 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