The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-05 00:00:00

r • .'• cVir ;.:'.+~~ • • a i. l w~+~• _lwo- 1 They are in my eyes the plergliva - ail - mew a . threat, lean ennesgreeallto peed the country. Let ell FooIIWO% at the 409 tof sod fear. Ois the same day, as 'them, rise in asset. Let dime Mumble roonertheir autgotao,i,, pre hsc o f monarch and their father. Their courage, gaided ' I peter received at Ms dead . , b v hi s genius, will soon a cco mpli s h. th e d e li verance ot otir territory." guisbed Officer of the Allied tow The audience beteg 'tided, the procession with- racter of a suppliant, lieseeeliiiss drew, and the standards were taken to the Hotel des in more prosperous days, they' 'eyelids. One of them is Austrian, four Prussian, to the desires of their entney.. and fire Russian. - , every anticipation, Which, at a notoeot of almost _the taste, and abused the understandings of their universal delirium, .we 'catered to' ewes., justified- • is now likely to be relieved, by i ctmi• hint.' by these events! Howc are the folly and sicked** lke acrimonious invective againet the Enspe-; l of those who *sold be satisfied with nothing lele "Banos. Poor men ! they mat lay seeissehlegl. Lyons, re 11.21, ISM 1 than forcing upon the French people a government thing has gone wrong ! They ate catenated, of Ste,-4 hastew to acquaint your Excellency With.: they abhor, illustrated by thi s intelligence! Whin hiving either nest wickedly deceiv e d the p e npl e o f the sequel of nty eperatioes. tin Allies were on the oppointe side of the Rhine, and of having been use* stopidlydeceired them- Your eneilent7 has been by my report of the letb , to t. that Gels. Mosier, after having overthrown its' hat an eminence did they stand ! An enrie. selves' They h are the edifying alternative of being the enemy Olt liesiellitOSl had advanced upon Boorg._ pence of moral-political-military superiority ! Io thought knaves er fools !-Ise such distracting circure 11.- reneted there the 11th; and the 31st, :to the all these respects, how are they fallen ? What pro- entices' 9 what can they do?-Lavish abuse, no matter -• • - 111 . i n , •e, lwi marched upon Pont-sur-Ain, by the fession of theirs can be pointed ,at, which they stilient! Abase regoires no refection, no mind-poor road - Boorg, while the brigade of Gen. Poyche- have not falsified by their Dent conflict ?wr . - they ace s o s t ung an d goa d e d, as t o b e i n . lea Onk th at of Meximieux. The enemy, who . iperard to 11 1 Ve emoceotru tad himself in this important Which of the most contemptible elltifices of anygoi 9 at the present moment, of thought or res. vernment, not excepting the wont riff thine to whicb illesi ' Muslin an nassitrable resource daring a test positi a, dt.l . of :hint fit to remain in it, and hasten ed tee • vac• a'e it, retiring precipit.itely upon Nan- the French resolution gave birth, aloe have sectioned tinspleseson ' of the iatellectoal powen. They Ina. I Woe given orders to Geu. Musnier to pumas in atrocity, that by which we haveelii Al - MS,* '74U . peerAustria ' for the part she has taken ; h m hii.i.ly, and try to get Pc'sceni"a of Neetglei designs concealed by the ca n t o f ringle t -die ject If t ffit aotitiones much longer, they will abase our obeli. titerr are eDll4lit's Able magazines. of conq uest , - b y the p reten ce of &klieg et nedenal 44 estoelkni Rsessr," for not having dispatched hit Gen. Pattnelier, who, as I informed your Excel . .. independence,-the foulest barbarities of lisvaslonee-' brother YORK to secure, by his military energy and • lency, um marching to Macau, entered it on the 0 by deceitful promises of happiness. This is the natal ape attainment of their utmost desires. ~39111 etstea smart action, in which the enemy, who . v eras about :11.2K) strong, experienced a tionsiderable depredation of the coalition . :. tistir_.politipi . 11 4:"..- _ -,... 'lnn iv-killer! yrd - woonded. -- --- We tool 200 prison- - dition is not less striking. Whilst they perseedA. : ,.,Yesterday, a little before twelve o'clock, General 'ears ; ocr loss is extremely trifling. Gen. Pannetier ' one legitimate object, the liberation of the • maims Tanga arrived at York-house, with dispatches , 6. ___ . __, has •vrtierS to send,out strong detachments towards of Ear o. wh . ipt . . whatever ulterior views tkey lan!r asd liel d. The Duke of Yoast afterwards 'DI . l eilis and Dijon, This General commasitates " ' ' ' - I "'e m i" separately entertain, this was the avowed end oven. apes the PRINCE &KIER; to report the con-. also, hy Bourg, with'Gen. Musnier. tepts if the slispatches. dens. Marchand itrd Details, after having taken sible end of their alliance, how admirably did all fl k ' Sea- wass.on waited upon the Princess CHAR- t chelles and Mentmeillan, entered, on the 19th, their proceedings correspond with, and lend insistence ' • _, I.__ F a rt s of ir GAMEM, OEM t he Into Chambery, whence they intend to Oticfed to to, each other ! With whatonergy Iliad seal did : Zrsclay evening Mr. Jonsson, the Messenger, Genets. - each centribete to the design of the whole! But a at the Foreign Office, with dispatches from 'Cho result of those different operations gives 900 triseciers, and insures the speedy deliverance of the as might have been expected, *hen once they Lt/IIiCUTLZREACII but not of so late a date as • ' departments of the Ain, of the Saone and Loire, stepped beyond the limits of justice and consistency, thole brought by Mr. Rossirson. He came by way sod of Mont Blanc. . their cordial and effective co-operation was at an ' ef genend• • ms's bridge prepared by tbe Engineers for crossing The Generals greatly praise the excellent spirit • end. In enterprises of hijustice, it is quite 'Myna ! ;that the accomplices ebeebt be teepideee a mob I , the Moor, consisted of vessels similar to our coal • that reigns in the inhabitants of those departasmits.3 AOCPPe t age. , other •it is quite natural that whets deceit tad r4._ : ., , en the Thames. ALISA Dac. 6.-Some instances of the plagotO chegeoll *VW:RUC, Doke of Castiglione. ' s , quity is the common character of all, It should Ms t Marred in the interior of the island; bat sill Y• . - ~ ,._. -- •- L 8011,13. , (*end to exist in different degrees in the various ' 401101alle free la Valette , and expect to be admittid' • ' ' ' - imperial Benkeersers, at Troyes. Fob. 24. 1114. ... ,r tl e e an Cbrittmas-da i ge: d vapsies.. • at ibe French, Xing of Italy. Irracroror Members of a Coalition, that one Ally should ta Veined University Address, which was to of the Contester • cat the abler. mediatne car :be Simts Cc"' ' willing to go greater lengths than another .. •' federation, fite. We here decree.. and decree a., follows:- ' PUTS Mot et the St. Alban's Tavern on Monday, thO Art. I. A lint Malt he diswo utof those Frrachnien, who, as we find amongst 'Miens of the lowest class that ,r u m. i s c ar o m , pap er to Th u rsda y, th e 10th. Willi la the *mei" of the AU" r"'""' ' .seder " Meter one will consent • Gentlemen that wish to be present, are re. titles, have mcoloptaird the moo) 's armies is the lavas*. el somply to rob another he - the territory of the empire, since the tkls of Docosiber, lel& elutes not to set fl- - and Art. t. The lash ritipaid who Mali be cninprebealed is the mid ha, shall lie twasontord without dela, ~ and all other business inhabitants, in cosoiag before IMIW worm and tribe ma. to be theraddlted and the confusion. tondrenned to the ponaltise brained by the laws. a their pro tonliarutedo the baulk of the teasing of the Sale, ac- sign, diversity , eamliog so be remit* taws. . Art. 3. /*my Pismehanto ebb signii have worn the badger or fleas or *Tenting , the decarattso- of the auciest dyeestz r Z the places Iseespird ti ca l i s u l t i mate l y by the meaty and daring his stay shall be decksod a triiiiir. gad as werAjidged by a military eonsaisaiast._hsd eon- their moral Stlitmoltitiergr.rtj abslt " ' vo. s. 79 l :4 ll o.wAsaalli t aeT ,„.... in. 4. t UMW* her dimpled. dladil M . ter a _ . been at itusdy bile, with the execution of this mare, which rail ineliteraol iotae balletic O tt ite laws. The single het eed) NAJPOLEO/1. it ems *its . ..--. • Troyes, Yeti. et. teat. i were toil tha Wbeensaw, dye.-Coneitterioe that the l'edsdl ...rdr ilia s t"e list their advance ,trilled sheserriterasf-bessfeportmene, ii" 11 eeposmay art.... ..--: -.. , . foodisperocra of Nugent, rook ear snoop. sr 111 ereepkill nitwit sitectent to hem them he hes itat seem taker Neatens tts return and reotoie his ast- ! _i___, c _, et dons, at the memo Ines the chief town of his drparlatent was leveed ." ettecumed by the teary; ire hare . decreed, and decree as fol- O r d, th a t th e i r lows :.-- • 'llamas Callisrelli. Prefect of the Department of are Aube, is bearance. BONAPAITE . 11111Ots in aco edition to dleprive4 of his dice, IC D tate the terms of peace ! This is an aided truth • a A asmod 4eeree appohos Mr. Rorderer, Prefect of the e paruseot et the Thrastosene. so be Prefect of the Aube : and a truth at which all those, of whatever rank, wile- Ord mom Mr. /law to exercise elsofouscsions fur the pncest. 1 the 1 r they sway a sceptre, or wield a pen, wise have COPT OP A LETTER FROM Tat MARINA& DCIR OF CASTTOLIONS TO MIS ILIICU.LEPTCY TRU MINISTER Ar WAR. Feb: 14. 23, Vai Aix DS. to f. Oe. (Feb. 46. f. c. 28, ht any waytontriboted to this renovation ought to shudder. Andamongst this number we eminhe all who, either by their influence at Court, er , theii power over the people, restated or encoeraged that . fatal error, the passage of the Rhine. The te r of peace might, before this event took place, had been dictated by the Allies. They *ust now, ' I seetnsi.receive the law instead of giving PAK:I4g, for aught we know, be able late all the armies, with, perhapt, - lof Lord WEI4INGTOII. I S, DOW to if he be the ambitious tyrant 1 called, what is there to prevent him running Europe? If their armies, were extinguished, every one of the . would again lay prostrate at the t 1 We hope, however, better things ; expressed, loudly and strongly, to people, to the world, his earnest the question of peace or war now the Allies had also ...yenned loudly their desire for Peace ; it was epee 0 power; it is SO DO lORger ;—we sufficient opportunity of comparing science of Nseoszorr, with that of his illustrious an tagonists; we - • about to be pvesenied sw occasion to justice, moderation, lesson of adversity Ms tag produced beiere lessons impress epee and mischances wisdos--that We Attest/if have %pi iv, : feeloger bet. halt‘telie' vity lb rota threw it, sad existed as to ewer at an end. 56 1. 50 e. 61 f. 75 r. ok. Mail} I)ve . 0 . Naha ... .. I 0 .‘ Got I enbu re i )b a ..• ••••I II el izujaad I • HOMO 0 rttICE or THIS Fruit 3 per Cent. Red. 701 70 3 per Ceor. Cnno. Jeer Cann*. WM 5 per Cent. Nuv y • DAT AT ONK O'CLOCK. ' India Node 10 p Ittelletpter 114ii.3 6 p Otnuitim 6 p j Consul fir Aect. 71i 2 li THE STATESMAN. LONDON: snutomr, x ARC/1 6, ISM We anommosi last night in a Second Edition, the arrival of intelligence from FMK!, that BONAPARTE had got possession of Troyes ; that the Austrian General Sot %%karat:W.lßO had sent Prince Wrest% LICHTENSTEIN to the French head-quarters, to Benoit a suspension of hostilities; and that in conse ams aegociations for that purpose had been open ed. The Frauds Pipers to the 2tl instant, which are ibis day insert, fully boar out the statement then mad.: then the Allies, after having rejected the offer, tong since made by NaroLzoN, to suspend hosti- Witte tiering the negociatioss for peace, see them selves reduced to the necessity of begging that wbkh they before so arrogantly disdained to grant. The Papers contain two Reports to the Estrans RE- C NT, of the situation and movements of the differ eat armies. The first Report comprises the trans actions of the 22J, 23d, and 24th nit.; the second, brings down the intelligence to the 27th. Troyes was invested on the 23d by the French armies on all shins, anal alp confimplime# of a throat to barn the place, if hostilities eitlNVlPeeilissoll, the Allied trtoopi wore allowed time tr !suave it. It &as not appear whether the beed•tioartere of the Auctrian army still remained at Troyes at this peritxi ; but st least the circumstance of their f oal king iudtbted for its safety to such a beet at feuramsellie; sakes twelve ptheet, etteakr Freed' metier distills , time; bet it is mid tip . _avid that overboard Ile to ha* all the siderabie omit, pilau«, dot NAPOLICOIef Allied Armies, ~'R~ -. .. . 4, , 4. I} . r~ ;~+ -. ~ allk .N.JVAL • INTELLJG RIV6E. - ir. M.s!teti 4.--obee daeli erset tie Nye} c. 1. 1 7641 net. ..100110001 sh for Peelisketi. calcite cetera, at the do; 1 age4,llF- • iNxitrsitrirrw; 4.—Arr;wed his 14ttjetiy't Ain Drr ad with slit Cheribde Pr frigate, rater jury -worts. raper * she Wester* Win b I* Earnest tligati.t Votkiill Skip Atelier *sty a knobs, trail the natsige the India money t tie iitsehrant. dpriettity;Aged fr.'s= a &tales lit* Illangene flan the Mediteirasia . n. iithh Rtr pr,"el-. tsd are pdt osier quariatirte.--Salird Itio,h4estr' e , Fainitrite. and trytitat, for PIN niontls; and tie G•tedrll:► danp of war Ik ith a eirtivws fur the Dnatet.;arie !opal reign ow or war, lid gent. it ripened to tan in the it-wawd: Gambier tatter le aiipaiaied ' • j Ptirvoilea. ldfitca 3.—Gaame la thelhairl, Neowa,. Gibraltar; tide F.titerprfals. Barria.ns. float Tait:it:en% - 11.oe sailed andel' et.nvoy of Usis lawirte ;loop of on , . Thisbe 16.11. the gaderprize pitted tip a bast With tlic then in her, heloagiog to the ftaveller. of Dartilsoutlli trio the hledl•erronean, *Mt • fruit., whith vessel lead been eipoired a tew an) c before b 4 ttu Ameritaa privateer. •••-r DavnT-r.t•Nb.—Betruortat's Orsitorio.seet aeshi performed it this Theatre last ni;ht, itt4, a; of augured, improves by repetition Moth in ecent and at traction. During the evening a concertante eras in= trodated, for the purpose of ps*eting the pobli4 khstri•.,sciv.uskawo amkszcaLtAet. formers epon the French horn, who ate pet arthasqh in this country, front Genisany, uiid ate farpf:ali assist in the band of the l'ainci t ptx)eiii"• .1.7114,. trout which they have acquired over ttrit Inc, nn: toward instrument, and the facility said, wti is they execute upon it passages of (he gt..atest tlittaHtyyls truly surprising. They pursue, with essei they gress through the small gradations of the chromatic scale, and modulation seems to be no obstacle in their . way ; playing perfectly in tune, and ha a twist po sweet and subdued that they might lie hexed with pleasure in a private room:. Thu-e perforiaers will prove a valuable acquisition to our 4pncerts, in which the horn is become (limn.* is a:misery an in strument as • the violin. Tile; Were retteitall beard with the greetest applause. COTIMT-GARDEX.--A grand selection 4 islf erupt was performed here last night. The works of it.ts• sit,,, MOZART, PIJCITTA, and PL:rtnot..}:st, 'forompl the - principal dishes of this musical bar.q:let...)la4itris • CATALAN, was beyond d•Hteciptio4t harpy, ilt r if t . • air from lIANDEL's Oratorio of Thecrbra--. it:fs ever bright endittir. She gave to devotion a decoigy i a charm, which those only ran pctimi . t t , who Novv i i oi, sir• real tot .1 sorer, ticed. sant, Lipsin— aSirghtfia a.. a ~n a, on Swab .4 1 t: owlet, of kotheritithe, silk-merchant, et (penal of 10 auction at five P. M. Her first broadside carried away out postai in the second mar gallant Captain "If and s P° 6 silk , t o the lalO u nt 'Of *rend houtireti pounds. They were apprehended" thron,:h the received a serest wound in the • arm : his breast las 'roweled et the sense time; he still kept the • l a nce of James Hancock, the °Meer, wliw .124 clii dsock„ directing. the atteedance of the Sorrell to i covered about 2001. woath of rtnight silk, wors:rd, every one elm le preference to himself till he n hanks, aid other valuable articles ) _concealed in feinted away on from the Wee of Weed w h en at the house of one of the men, who is suppo sr d to li' , se desire of Mr. Jonas the gorgeon, he was car. • the receiver: he is a potatoe-rne.6hant, reFittng its Cow-cross. The articles found in this man's posses- . vied down by force, still cheering his brave crew, whit lied by Ibis time completely dismssted Ave gm& dun are truspected to be part of tlie cfokti property. when the fi ring ceeee i 6 - ^ Tbe three were committed for Ble ther et:min/Atm. teat ; and lop seven o'clock, 4 11 11_ .41011 1011 :10 Maw. She nadteati '.IIIARUPOROVGII•STRE AO keel Barry mitt Jolai. Neggelltliffli lit ell% agave supposed she bed '=4.4.117s 14 years , 'hilrftchargeil whit therefore, ceased oar Ere so look breekieS and eli bet it was so dub that lames er kfr. I'6m, in Itarl:lt44T4 o ; ce "'O'r on. 4. 4 kura d isieji let shoo As ernelit-ef Sundry:list, stud %testing thereto 41. repairing ear canvas IW.tin may. film of inter, and 'fa rfous other Jest abs s h ow d own* he boles. TN" ire "Sete? . a St. (tilett's gee " with hoe gam, emit ibel were setufed ns tiffs charge *kit*, ahead, oomayi — ag for a Z t V or its.thesiee elf temaltting 'bol Mi ter nty. The rob. haih ,„l; l 4 - declared her. bevy at Mr. Price's was effected' by getting oPen.,e' ij r ; ed an d jethewee were doer imbdiain bet et the passage - to the staircase into left her to their charge:— the did., andel. the absentee of the family. The' mad ; her captain adao was evidlostiniketAntelseinalle bath Prises's., on whom the early part of the P a rt 44 0simi t i rV -tbd Wal found ; itemea:led tot e n-. killed and 40 weended,.; ' her 1 and a Usetasent of as. . _ " j understand thatthe Clarinda is now in sight , I 1 1 0 1111,41 4 the steam 'PPereleet that it k like t' in, tot p 1 the Dryad aaj 4th i g es . timing into s i te Vire le appearance, and completely independent of Se=r 17 auxiliary In give it eitherstrengthqw sumethnecv, Arad this was the wanes( ' , infer:ion which CM wanted to be arrives' at. The snatisinery for +sensing it is egeally carious and *Entire; the motion of the` shuttle and of the loom ran only tw contrived to the pendulum of a clock; awl so exert is its matbesna• tical certainty of operation rendered, that a Cloth it produced sopedor to that of any es she kweird world; its plessantoes to wear oarsman tie most sanguine expoelatime • sad its utility in prevention of taking cold, mien it most tissit le for every climate aui every aettotry- Yost evtior evening, at Ave sifted', the Lotiety began drawing; the first nunitterlprawn above 81171! Prise, was 5928, a Prize of 2001. egg Is veil en titled to 21001. which was sold in Ilse Half, and Eight Sixteenth Shares, at litsn's truly fortunale Offices, 4, Cornhill, arid 9, Choring-rross ; where the Holders of Shares may, either receive their mo ney; Or nzaillingt Olen for send, a- ,rn Tirkets or Shares, Whidt eve selling for the 14011 of this mc.nth, Lottery fil.iclips. There ate Teo Priies 110,000 t. Oae of ZWOI. and Three of 1000: ::. fit. • , . . ' • • . edit airgrati P,IFIAPPIL doter& hat fled, vi iraa s•t -464 0 4aa allssaiiitk *ad a sindlar pankhment is gm, the Frew,' 1141plittit - altbliiiders of the same detcripz Oats a moat 'heywilltaivie to be miserably reit. towers, in the cliff. Tibeperal orgasm of the.war faction ;is this coati- ag that boo* *Web; y imp completair confounded. tho dell and had scorned to afford Is teratology of abuse against Bone/atm*, by How completely Isl.** they Kase so long dinned the ears, offeaded unongst 'fusel's of toe slowest class tint s u um. h 1 h ar sh er postponed to Thursday, the rs, 10tb. . ever bright entliktir. She gave to devotiou a dveaSyi r sent simply to rob,—wit&t another he.: . Gentlemen that with "to be present, are re. a charm, which those only can pctimi . l t , who link ) set fire to a house sod destroy ail its . 'to meet at, one o'ctock. I her voice, trowilancing oh earth, now ri,ing., sod et.. in order tit plunder tibial impunity amidst . It is said that Professor Huocatax.s. foretold the cunudattog stremth in its light, to the very roof of a. In all such cases, distraction of de- ' of the late severe frost, with an accuracy . fleevets.---.ldrs. Sautes, who,* sou Woes, of stoke, . w foist wive Additional credit to his astronomi•lead chasteness of style, we have before noticed. sant. ly of council, Inefficiency, and feeble- cal tiona. • f I very besntifully, lie oss eves 14bl air &line— ati" are ineritab.le 2 Thus, I hiar . poll" r li st r e va sorry to loans' that %r Issat HEARD Gar- Ilk. BnauAta, sang Ccail, Air:JR a moat dolikistfiti otely commented With, and arises From,' lee klept Aram, le eodawd to his house, at the i lesatier : he wet atennyanied oil the violourflistly °a.- - deralsitiew or oar ...••! i oat., ~, 4i vety wrens iodispooitiots. 1.V.441.14V . tier. C..liant.tc, whn ar e a .... rltoost. or b' woo- nee,. It: M t . . ... . ... , • e itii. .- . . . i. ' ta ja pi ev i r i t hb siv,4* -3 1: 14. 44:A5 e t w . "1":. - iltlititrl4ll4l' Out boa' 7 k ited 64 - *snit . t eatxiiisteeeilef the f act sr . likskr leggin g s m oo s 1 .. . Arai tipiod sileo;ki to high Sere* of. its ii 1 41 ...14 4111 wnt Ob i ll igi alia . 4 4 - •i• . 1 I l = sltiond art, (• st ori rte loalts_. I e I i e t :APART,V 4 .II* Ink ••• -•• " . i - " .:1011.1i‘ ... •':.' • - : - . Wiser exertions bed 'almost seerlonoil.hes ha . 0111 CAY: • , -orow 4 i • ... %kik_ rand front a ' . 061 . igan s y 0116 i more. Ti.. how P s ‘Li 4 • 41* .. . iranetit jlksgeal t bas ~.•..... •• , • • ,• - •,- -• 1 Nein .. - ,-..„ -._ .......‘,4•406,-.4,—,,,t,,--ti 4 - a ' i ' II . .. 1... ''.. - 1 hest them so 11 44 1 1 1 She .". • * " i 4. l lklargiiio die east of blood and brains, and 1 saATTOX- A E.. fee men were troulitt up resterday and uuderweet au esentiusviou on sae. et a cosvenievi; 4 dtitsace trait . egos. !if cW,sge of gray description. We fell in with . . 9 - . • melon of robbing the r.remi-es .ist .fir. iesvier s of heir escape me, s h o w &pa i d sii iplitim. 1 the Carbide n n the 25th siltinto, and brought her . Rotherhithe silk-mereheet, of O'kneat quntuil of lONAPARTE it'new in a coedit:ism hi tc- I el, Se.ticni at five P. M. Her first broadside! arrit4 . ear and enn l a silk _ to tha mamma M'a0mir..111.1,,,1,...1 I . .... - .. - . . • gi tillr It. 80Waii litrac ii ;lirNiillieiore, c be able ti mmHg. after at globoid done ; nimbi tottt.ine her. - W 4 4, the elope ling up ierr masts and r a France. Rs u Mae wey . he is so often ;Vit. Abe** one i 10 far* her three doers no k r a broadside, when . she bail Ea p3r xauooe.... wan - sell our prize. The L foot of then in sight, sod- we let iles lnis was very great ; k o s z ete /ida pooldni in the thigh -in ,to ' = vat, : Aria& lent is 20 la j e an f or ' owe Midshipmen rests with hili; ( isna 11 r i .cgait of Africa had lei dly and alma* N ewt * to bp the *INS ainasletelyla Um* i b eep r ii !e Ras &rile.. have Meaty Sad i thinve great die' d: ink the miikary i night. . • oda disittepildirableteventiisa fk Mr. MILL atv's PATE*Ctrne, the Cettrn% Piantatious aAt iiataall7 lavas* 1.4011 'Agri r *slow Sews by tut ore. goboubm bodeigar) Wiseasory 'Op Gates aasintactaispi, Mi . ' Maio judges can Kara* fisciast ft frau Ste Mimi + ; and •• egad and perfatty maid is it we are new abort to be piessatoll wished tit If P4M Mrrigg NW 40meci f um*" sate-lee 2 - 11 - 7 ; o judge, whether he is Net lase lowlier is • - • we . silasit the beg ! a o a r wa y .alt.r and II , 441 a lso Phsliinsera 0 doing yell ;Vs l to be le chevatios, and cestsietspey ; ~„. sm stai limp% he Illeeed3' ti 1... adversity he ltai takes far the • . prier Killed ea beard ilia Mi t : 'w i p e ! EareAsi ipp, I •q•al educed an erects ttedlint, 0140 t ' - acill'ait...ll t o Cl is tot e Firdi a r t r a. i abate( e lessons in the Wee aches( have tier, amsbas, W. JohiL.llllltt pe ewit 4 . 801111r 1 11411, R. Comilla, I. Maialkil pia homes his oPP•shsaill ; whither Mi. , , „.. • Fs*. ar- Vairai J. nape.. **pit: prong homes h ave not t aeg M Ma *sap eitr . t .ores r aiw 7 • l 4 7. R. 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