The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-23 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN: giralongrd. Even should this plan be attended with the advantages espected of it, such .su.arrange— ment could not fail to prnduce the happiest effect. = The proof which It would afford of • the impregnable strength of the country, of the patient virtue and in vincible spirit of the people, .would admonish the enemy, how vain and fruitless his invasions ,must be, and might dispose him to a speedy, jos' t, and honour able peace. Of the very important.services already rendered by theidilitia, eien under the present or ., ganiiation, too mach otiPbui..be siikk If the UnitetigtiaTarhe the exegtTon which:is proposed, it is probable that-the contest witt-:soon _ . be at an end, It essitstot be doubted 04 it kin.theft poxer to expel the British fora ' : itink - Ais GoNti.,. nent, shUuld the British Governmerooo/ persever e ., ing in its unjust demands, make titaken -object , with, Oa American people. Against our inked ersd,Tigo. rota ef f orts , the resistance of the ttneme . ,,,eili t eeon, Become light and feeble: 'Puccesi, io, entry lOir a ikik honourable claim ..ie atifidel en! eIV.-firasil•:l A* surely the OA — Slities*TAXlA(/) 4Pnisiii--.4llPoftt tg la tient to mikiii if& ^ . " it ..ta , rwit 4 .,-.46 should Wilt tie' n . fil)4 MI ~ t ae.:,frlita ings of the Cotatelfeett,"„ : ties incident to de , lre4c . , ~;,,.: , 0 .„. ,0 , .01 , 1i 1.. , ' : ,Dangers whicll*, jvitotep, ,44 • nweeserAbe. realised, e4cite - i , ti f iti ii, y a t ip kg .generosik4 ival'ie*; IPyt . iiiii , direplagea•of,loccesp.h,avet a fair te claim to vi l et. et mt. coosidration, „Tee effort. I . + we have a4iidi made has attractedtlit attention end • extorted the praise of other' nations. Already have tpin4 of the &bald theories eitt(i4le : Hectietions on aat system of giiiiitiloot beiw.•••,eoTheeNvietd*.put down. We hai *Or . re 1 $ ai d respected as a*Prittet tf sod it the` dread theniti ttltich • the enemy entertains of our , aesourcesitedgroalog importance, that has induced . hints to preesibe war against us after Iti professed ob jects had owed. :• Sarcessi by diimonifittire of his ; schemes, and 014 attainment of an honourable peace, ' 'We . aid net of the number of those who will place the United States. on higher groupd, In the 4 " . • ~.• .to place much reliance on the asser-i -. . ; , opinion of tito.werid, ,anon they have held at Roy, 1 were loci ated . former period . n str .rotptearsjtheir commerce will. ! titina leteli and a conitleittly made, that peace was be permitted to.taltaite ireful singe unmolested.— ', on the eve of.:being concluded between this countef i, Their remonstrances4o,ForeienGoiernments will slot I. and America — P er opinion is now about to be Teri again be put aside, enbeetied. Few will be pre- ' 6ed by facts. The nature of the new claims which s,..,ted, because there will seldom be occasion for our Ministers have been setting up at Ghent, is now them. Our union, founded on internal affection, will have acquired new strength by the proof it will American Papers apparent by the Arec eived in town haveafforded of the important advantages attending list night. The information thus conveyed is from its Respected abroad, and happy at home, the Washington, to the 38th October, and from Qesbeo.. United States will have acomplished the great objects to the, 18th nit. The effects of impolicy on Oita! for Which they haste so long contended. As a nailer, , Owl of itif 'Ministry was never more .evide n t Wn'. they will have little to dread, iLW s a people little , - , e measures pors lin the resi ft of the by the English desire. .. , . G . overnment i„ towards Atnetice, One Administration - • • , 13osTtsw, Nov. 3.- , --The following is from Wash- lost as the Empire which now forms the Union of ington, dated October 29 :—The Resolutions offered, the Utiited ',tetra, and caused the. British poiet to b the Committee of Ways and °PM" have been 'he circumscribed to a nook in the north of the vast fully diirns4ed for the last week; and Bills ordered hemisphere it formerly governed. Another' asi"ot to be 'reported, for fixing 100 per cent. on the pre.. whom experien_ce and the disasters of lb* se tt.tlirect tax; 20 cents. per gallon on spirits dim.. mono titled front tiorto4ic articles; and creating a uatioaal predecessort , entailed on their country; has not been hank of 50 millions. .14 . , - - • - able tri teach wisdom, are now, we fear, about to . . • *n. Mails . Owe 1 - 4' 0 i a •*• .. ' 4a Meta •• • ........ •• • •'•• '1 . i; f t . ;• * ** • 4 ' 4l ' • 4: Maimed I FRICK OF STOCKS Tait' DAY Alai O'CLOCK /lot 21% Loviit. Alla?fe/ 1-16 err - Cent.. Red. 641 i • • India Some 12 13 I) '9.-.per Cam. 4;•414 • • Exchequer Hi 16 4 2 p '4•per Gents. 81jI (bunion' 211 pier Cent. ?Of' C ' 661 1 onsols for Ace. . _ .... _ • THE. STA TESIVOrAIIt:" , ;;I • A eammuoiration from * thefeesident, tsvompitisc inn a Report from the iecretenriteit War,.- tar *MAW 100 ; 000 men by conscrlptlrni f riling raided . zisetiii• dPratite alarm.. The Cahnet party ate safficiatotly , strung to rote down the measure; but it remains for the people of the United fitatellodetermine . 'whether they will support such. tyrannical system. • • .•! 't CoNscaterton.—The Secretor at AVOlsittild:: art , 914 1 4 a long lettelP tro the "MitifarrCdmillitteevt. Congress, reenotnt.ndink a- conscriPtionOf .10(1,00o . men, to be tattoo from the' "..cif the 'Serena states. -.Tlutugt eottscriptlnitilt it net evict,/ a-la wage aineparte, tor the Ft?ctetitri reeottimetids, Otos-9'14%44411,g 'that - tit% fhire'lltust . be pesitfrely rtisell,lhat they slicield 'receive, in addition to the booistt itisfedir'sittoltrd of -160 acre. 'lOO acres Menetfly, ' for every year while war hint-. This is eersoltily a generhos• compensation; to Vahldier; but, as the citizens of America do not exactly zee the ttecessitytbf 'essitiiteing the war, 'it feast on the plea for whfelnit wasilist ehteretiinto, tnoy dill not feel disposed to carry it no"brefeed what is necessary for their immediate protection. • The. Senate have a Bill before them for the equipment of a horn! force, consisting of small vessel', to be officered and manned by the crews of our frigates, which are to remain Ist pore for the present. The , Intelligence, 32' .141VDO N: NSIDAY, DICEMBER 23, IR 14. cadge us the less ot.ottr het remaining held en that " I P. lll , 4 ',P 4 ,ltwt i Pk• ilibis• es ftwir.,?iii• I. toady, pltrUgea 4 tw nil itilpii 'of hirtireet the i'tioud linkr;r*ngland that has braved f10r! 4 . 4 thousand years-tha.loattle and the breeze," araditelis the bulwark and.itlittllory of oar land. •. The Allan. rirans., now WI" the. ; necessity and the advent* of evertion,•anti they ire obeying the Impulse, tfillst we are only begintking , to perceive the strengtkvend determination of our enemy. That England'alseuld i• live to fear the rue she has laughed to , scorn ks.eut so it lek lithe very 'Treasury Journals, the eiessOfired i to besst and Spread th e vapours of vanity- 'the 1 delusions of prejudice before the eyee'. • the • r • nation, are at length confessing that .1 have roused a giant, whose growing strengtitp' !oat 1 melts, eve* the continuance of the Prephrty Tax, I are tweessary its repreis ;. and Ministers **beetling about in the utmost trepidation 'for •the ihrety of their places , and `(ha interests r ot the C o — .ry of se cour, without kneeing apparently how a. r avert the consequences threatened by the evil up, of their policy. There is reason to think thnt they retieired-in titration of the adverse intelligence from Atikeica en Wednesda - though the public were not aifolied tr 10, iw:eontemillitliNg the views --'ei- -Y' iy „ . ,ug. puss . ~..t o of - the Secretary at •War, that • as the process of re- I al ii re i n it till l as t n i g ht, w h eii ,b y th e hel p elithi iiiie. cruitingis too tartly to sePPIY the requisite "" 4 ". ;icon Pa pers above alluded to, we were able to disci, of men, there appears nri.oilirr alternative, than 0r.; .. • 111 and forcing him initifhlitints. 40d sag rating by lot, every 2ks tith or 30th man the nation, , ter, in some degree, the situation in which 1 . 1 with our American friends, and the vitthil 04 ' - , 'VillitAtt 61 AMOTkit LETTkit: OT S.tatE OATt. 1 hopes w e may indulge of peace , ltilii *re if our a__,_ .' " Are li *Kid the taXeX:We shall tax you • tinue to go on as they have done.' lii titht . •r-ip from 'tile *l!tis 'it ionilitadf i 6 the sales of your the chief article which te n d s t o enliglijgX ?Li/ideas feet--rani ` Witli'liet :. s; distend with shnes t ". • •: in regard to this momentous subject, is ok,hetter from • C,iitizetitaliitt, 'o&i:•ls.:—From the Wig we • the American Secretary at War to ths 0 41001r; Com. learn "Mite of lonliorti l itet.'' idtjor- General groin minit ow ilit t 'hive hit ihe-iiiiii, and - mittee of the House of Representstivie r . . et t k. and * are on ' '4lttio te i lhe''`eilitiiirtt Go " taint nat(try obserrtgoes„ . ,rgfogolueNAng_thiti • iweet , now-eownestedlitittlMiglertrrif . "Military establishment, amounting to et: ,be made and saltolirthrtd it 116114tbsit ftWdatt hitieti. ' ' t complete, and that awailiditional permanent force of • Basta* : Moot 4:.4-atetointa fitthillibk*Willif• I la ; • • 'b e - % a d , t h e east 40 000 men ...root —that corps of ) boiri:iisiAlrotts the hotiitehottritood *of 1110 ',Oat. 4/ ! • i og uto tife hit 4 - tiftflitidOiterfo, ineers Imp,- ealargrd, and that the ordousei •i 'N'gartiitattfi':' t ftft till. ' flri.ish ternidroif'ked `Olga a i t o i eti o are i t tloo om. .. , department Abe amended. The explanatory' tab.' : . br am ino%it? that the troops tinder C'enitials fiaodio l gi I Nervations 11w added for the porpoise of show - filcsel hid fallen track,rind tt' part of them girl:edit ling the pnlicy and nectiiity of this great additional pa•frato and Mark RoclC; that General* Broin lik4 'ler*. to these it is urged, that, to were success, Mitchell hail left the army, and were prisulisett 0 ti e t.: • • with • 14 aoefolluer 4s.ppea the ensuing •compaign *lto ii., l•itentl repairing to Sackett's Harbour', where "0 0 ..' ____, -• • - ...e„.• American fleet 1711 S It &Mt* , icily Moored; triad .. ."" t liorlirr" , wfw! , own, excistllit'r of tailithi'' where a large body of militia' . tied' brer, itsittail noel volunteereg 7 that the United States must retie— for its protection. S.:!netbingirf iitpertanco iiii4o Isiah no right t. .or perish in the struggle; that Atte b , urly expected from this quarter. - • , _t ace intermediate ground to rest . upon ; that_gina• Iris pretty -certain, front tne late trees reetiiird ii;iiiies en one point leads directly In ilea,surrendsii trees thi westward, thAtx pert, at least, of•Oviter; . i ii ev i. r . 7 other; and that the war Oast apicliied its. tor Pretost's trotopi had reached Kin:o6lEooth' ' - • . • g lii. ,: ' ,: meats. that hi thirectrorner of this 'event such large reinforita • 4 6'144 as the means of securin mmeats.bad teen cent tip thetelte by tadta nil' cifthi4: Of the Indian tribes, relieving: the eltelk:•. i, loot, Widelitnise rides trfensidiant 2 ge to render The' Ihfratened (imitation, and expelling the Ilitltith from Yeti-pert& luny:mews of nor *Aram stn set of Pre- the American Continent. To induce the country to deoce. Whether they will be ettaehetteWthe Ame. make the s e extraordinary exertions, the Secretary 'rican side; remains to be told ;•lt is *talk we have m . • at war, an his th efts , further nn Forts of any considerable strength td pktlitill their ~..,_ , tinding ‘ amt i• st , acking our troops; s w i i r ret they cad auw., t h at the - British Goterooloor o t numb . . d es th e ai.ot them. ' . .. ,4 .1.4 r , :iost dmplailliiiiVik. piPtitital exigence ft f the Unite(' • - Tvro, strong marine bettalleskiriefilik ill " il 41 , 10 1 1144/'Wje *mitt. di& • tit* Ind -villages, ~lt~ t _ . ed at Portland and . are named Fort Lawrence' • end desolat4.their- coma, . and - to . prlittfl. liboVAlteti:" :•,- '• . 7 ''.. '' ...' ""-- .* * r. i ~ ,C4lonaili into the . adjoining4tikol, ~. ..._ Ba la wa s T iles, nalled h- lio ni as ih e ng ,.:hl i r li 4 • _ destruction heir s o ti f °n th a e nt i l i 'For'' : e p a retli o - ' her ;destined ' these assertions, he refers to ex Os and thd . '. lidetikant Nash Illosin. sheetttrted vie : .. • 144atiltit &taint le the most "majestie style,-in , the view Of ! • ' • deuce pf filets, in the conduct or England since the. perhaps twenty thousand spectators. We congratn . laie„cLr,,tellow.citizens,on-thiat.forraidable arquisi- commencettent of the war; adding, if any doebt4e... tiOn to our moans of defence. From the well-known . stained upon the subject, it has been completely re enterprise, activity, and perieveranc.e of Mesati- i moved by the dispatches from the American Ministers 4 , i rowns,_there is no dougt she will be fit for service i at Gherit; lately laid before Congress. The obser in the course of st• very short time. • • - The CratioAnor Albany have presented C ony ,, , 1..v - ations conclude with proposing four seve r al plans - modore Mscdopough the freedom of that elty in . a . for *king tbe forte required,' which' is proposed to gold box, and have also. given him a lot of land.'— be dose by way of conscription. The' arguments lie is expected et that place, and into be eseorted in used by the Secretary appear to have carried cinslC-- by the municipal . rulers and citizens. ,‘• : tiba with.them as we find, the measures which he ie. . Tue legislature of Vermont propose -to give to ! ma d h a ve ,bee . Commodore Macdonough the estateneer Plattsbe Ngh 2 C? - 7 ,en '. is introduced into Congresi. , . ihree Bills, one for fi lling the ranks of thoregular which fernief'y belonged to Melanctbiteosv - ' - ' t • army, by classifying tke male population; another, , for eecepting the service of voluntee r s* ; an d a third,. • ' for raising i forty additional regiinents, had leen se • ;•veraliitilad 'twice, end referred -,to a Committee of ' the ttibip 0.. 4 House, ie the Mouse of Representeti r es, 1 o,th last. . • ibblotelligence is nothing more than we were led , .. . i fit upset, by the reception given i n America Ghent, oar . mar ifiliposltions preferred it the C ongress of dhent, Xist- the Mieisterial Press gave ont..thisJodication if', OttielasoletiOn and strength of mit, dinaerican loamy, 4 11 Ple PaVitiOok hate beendepteceliting,:i4ek tempting -to &trade, with all the pomp sell tfidl*t of a victory:; this confirmation of the absurdliy ii;4l 'falsehood of their predictions, and of every MOP; isent they have 'made in regard to the dispositOnonti r Ability of our Trans-allietisk. foe, was trumpeted' forth with all the confidence of a triumph ; imit . kl t ill by those who are in the constanthabit of.iberldfai that enemy. It is well when people see thetidenge4, and the folly of their former Conduct, but those who have such an object to carry s tilke continuante.of .the Inconie Tax, ,and the trade Of war, should be' guarded with suspicion. Confession begets new Oak' . in some ; and those who h ave suc h o bje c ts t o Obtaitilijk these, will take more waykthan one to accomOish thelb„.. We shall new see one of the Ministerial kook at- teinPiing to terrify the •Conntry into an assent to a cOntintrence of the most galling of imposts, and an other encouraging to run down the enemy • by con.' tinned repiesentations of his weakness, perhaps, until the sinews and patience of the country can bear no longer ;. and, perhaps, till we are expelled from every foot of land we possess on the .Americuii Continent, and every Wood we hare in tfie Nest; Indies shall also fail . a sacrifice to our.impo* I;ey and temerity ; for it should be knotin, that: oar West India possessions depeed On or eNor th' Amerken end . deer we lose the foiliertiin. iiiiiitsior loss of the Canada. as worse thin.,antiii . ~ haiyet befallen us. ,?olrcy, a liberiliiolicy alto*" is ail that is left sts to secure this important 'ob.; Oct. • The American o,oswenment 'and the Amerl- -1 , can people hare an:Unita a spirit witieh iherreis ' ai and , 1 1 the ignorant in this eitantry have astethstf 'they had ' not : let US not, with Oily own blittfli t ammo the stock of oar information and eaperience 04e gin ! mere woefully enlarged. The a:anent is critlsal; the enemies of .Great Britain forced to din* tiktlka i i of greatness in the s— emi distant so WIWI* --- ,. and recognized with 4 byvitionambe' s on-thar ContiniMtorheri they bre, ~likrinirittsi 'trestl e , mike% after a twenty years' wif 0 .4114., "here they it it ' but for an opportanitylolei t ifirriersiy a u 5...-. ,It is the height of follyi,ifili lee* ' ' " . d u o jc, madness laughing wild amidst eeelol '' one among us in thb sittiatio_n * ltit'7 ' growing spirit of hoisility6 ' ''' we are so. vultterabk. It is i cans cannot raise or maintalL I , IIitiItiCIIIIKI. out. of a popolaL Y o o, l o(lleii,cipehlts.of bearing i rl4o ..._______ff" ,l4 , ' "4: 1 ...,P 4 ' I Y # 1 . 1 ". I mweeamsrf ter tome atmesenaoce *Hi by. a p!aPl4 .4 ! ./ 11 4101`41P,. taxes, and are 'determined/. seen, that,tbeyliainhelividy of viola rneo, Vallisiffillkili. aided '4 volutiteerVAelt‘' cltanotbi stioniPlkbleie not send out an : ' equal stombhi . 'Sir Ott --.4 ' .. ' 2ll . — naiii iii iwiiroivide birherei:liata *lke ildjai . of and where tho b it our Psi -- - Ifimhargb`Mail l i,ark) irtkl#l of intelligence; .hare nothing additions, to` : Mire been circulated relative 'Ars,ttOd • the Congress, gWi s tlt l Wnttiour of the Russian eisOieting Poland, which wc a st o w s ppd, its a Third Edition a secatitit Edition,. saying Ghent 141 . . • Drc. 14).044 . -frook.irii;t2iLliat the late Grand fart was ged by Prance' tart*: It ii,•ltaweter, very , otes t eted, the German Posers at the Congress being wholly IA461)(4141 towards film, hetet:se this prelate,' formerly so highly,awspootod,.ant osly on &adapt of his high diitnity,lhitt *to tit his htratirdinary: learn ing, is canticle**, thee-proper authorised r - rpf the Rhenish: Confederation, brithicli **W.* ........fleitay. 01 . 6 v l r i irnai, .... 8 Ated, at least fri ar a t i me. 10 feet he had kept -`" ~ i f% a the back ground. Since thelat‘events, and nou g h t t all was beard - of him.: [tattle, that reclamonoos ,pf all kindirare pouring in fro& every side, b e h i p a flsatight fit to show himself. A n oPp e O t i on Pedal designedly 'in endeavour to emb arrass the rtyob Ake of the Cistitate' ... n' ~• . 6 A Pa per Gentia inle t it h a s beeh signified to D i . toast; by thii -Ilfinbetwit Warrthat:ha lesgote placed in activity likalhe other likrshah, liet ' • .. 4 . ifil receive his pay. . . - - • Five flottenbutgh Malts arrived yesletdar, t ill hopes of the acquisition of Swedish Porn eron i ck . ; the Danea.were graduall y diednishing, and :4e,• ; 1 11, 4 I supposed that the influence or ! hi Kung of o.i Pau* was so powerful at Vienne consequenei. o f g o 'close ties of-friendship with `Ar.ExANnEtt, that Gl § taluabte province, with t4fNtl.of Itugeit, we * be among the compensations. he only expeelatiso of an agreeable nature indulged in Denmark qpik that the cities of Labe& and lit i burgh, with. ttoirti A. small dependent territories, watt be placed m i l k her immediate protection.._.. , 'i • ••Ths •Earl of Livaitiaillt; Mid Yiscount Starsools bad wag audiences oft li r,t h. ki--1. ' f 'rePilkliAlitisirr Its*. I d r y. • .. ' if , viiiiiV n ie teedo Another Cabinet Coirtib , .yeo y . The Amsterdam G'oar ,tlifi . 16th , m eat i om that in the late stotin, 4,„ bfighail w ell I wrecked on the Eyerland oftie Ttliel,Sed all ,• - - on board perished. Two. . had been east oa shore, sad as the ward Vitteasin• was on their wow s ._ thaveasel is presumed to have belonged to that tof It•bed pi:obeme from 414: English pert, to o * I'rat chat(' of . sat sod hales of Mancheeter.food, had - been see n steed on: shore. One of the, :had the vin'tfis lititt;is. and snettdece,i2B,.•Leatiltti [etarlfra . tiTiO I:E' t• . . ....... . :.i„, itelf*;..,niet.-=chevatte!., iv . Semi, Seats tiorto-M.Ctrfippi, Nand!' 10 . ~ arrived ye s 4 , :iesday•froat , ftin SaneirO," 1 ifinoitio n of the'. . ;intended tOiOra of the 'whrtl l # tel Flt mks of Per... I:turil lo- Europe, in April neetttethiitio. AL Delmotte, • Biyhop, of Caaistist,- aoriouticia 60 tie catholic Religion makes , .a great progress- is OW i United sta* - - of America, NO . ': in 'the empire . al mina. If etre! year 0414illnl:,SS administered to 10,384 children, • and 167'7 ad ults -; and 2674 lurk. . . ~ , i victuals were preparing themselves to receive it, lis 1 i number of Christians fa Tonkin is 60.000. ! ,fl, ! Extract of a letter from Paris,. dated Dee. iliNV. , ' " The ship UcceittrArrived sometime age at *MC i from North A MOia, {akin .411 Cohen.. i Wit obi" Owner yetterdar.; . whp told eye that on the petittrf i intelligende front filieut-the day hasten,: t i staidly sold his cattail toe. 54 Veittl- per lb. eitimegtri 1 the cdrrent price otthat. morning was 80 amts. I' observed that he must, be pretty confident of pewits make such a bargain. ".1 kaa;o we ottati.haseleset,*' Was the reply. You may intike from this teansactialie whet is the belief enter/shied kr the Arserites. , pett .LA glouress it Ghent respectiotobir itsee.44o . 1 . 4 . form, sip :. • *LiAirirti; • t . ~, i •. e cts of OULT% ageftsioo to tie t " are already felt in the state of public -Omen; the 01 . 1111M011 phrase being, that the glop by aft elnillti appointment, has gained 200,4100 Needs the 1,, iisted - rrOs or the - Freticil, army. The stamp. i ' atarth. War-Oltee, ro vist likewise nottiti t if prom , o l i tec i l u r e model ilatalelle other C°Buthtitigtt mike the heads of - depitiinients•stank:: • „ , in no knell den_ „re!i'i‘,,llt`-irl,lng gentriallarPNL. • rem , . The 1N1L11.41 A LIK.ViI A -. . . , IPwit all WI clerks A l an come to their offices ate (Mott in ,the tettrning; and he has retinested that' the Gesell' • Hof Divisicin maY call linen iiiii at'sis." • ' Marshal "M'ACOOLVID in. irk Speech *pow pretei! ~ `.lug the indemnity sli k t; rail - tilde s and Weaved • ,issessis fer the ftlty,- wlto haveiteea- tierriveillf - ftia' by the 'Lest eteets,.;of the war, naiades f his lila* all indomniVia the Clergy for Church . purtlys; , !;l6 They hatialst** life interest in that p 4. Perty; lied ought not he lip pot arm the tame 18444,, loutiiipreprietors. vilkibitmebeesoauisika. free !lc doinakiaet, their 1 OA at' moil' o(listai Shore, . which Miss . 1$ to Make her appearanee at Drarplas . st i Theatre, this eve n i ng , was one of the characters.* 'which, she gained her eefebrky, ()skate Dublin WO No , account has been received, or pd.fted of the reported fists of the Industry Freni 4 .oi . cket, from: Calais to Dover ) as staled in the Umrier of yestaiay. • v . . :~ ir~ _ k •••• ~..___.,,,"'----.,..,-7-7 - 40inatia of. their fatbers." . ' - .: .." - "- - ' l l' ' • El' BE 11l l i filriEr 'Pm' at le from C (f• to th ld lot' Watiterotbat . • . s kers anr e. ~ . I absurd ! o ree l '' ) !,!. [ ,„..„..4 11 / 11 P.' eterrit - bilis of health were it terigth , arintitithto. ap the num ek (Prltitlit. Almost the satire attention et-the public 01110/11 Ili pelatiOn lf , o*lrt'Oinit4 directed to accelerate the departure 4 liot *" • '''' ' • li f iiiiii.: tie. which is expec t ed at °radix to he Nd twist 5 i ring trinsAliq v- ----, eq pa r ., ' , ta n • nu in "o pt .fileakite, lieir tetras It will be by- the em.operitioi o f Om ''. ')-'- ''' ' f' • 4 ......." - • ariggiive l to aregivistisk,alltereatehr the Opiate • er:l • tag r aitaft = „ ~..,,,..., ~p,...„ aid :Buenos -Ayres, ' 9 • ' `Per ‘.s . ;:; 0 9. F. to 1416tbS' pink* MO ~ su b .- ordinal 44 3 10 . 1 .,, 1 . 1 4r,#. 'stens* proebsceenf)jiat iiiiar-Plate. ly • . ;liftwerdi isf -lettettioldmears op t the river yesterday, ion throughout the *it . '; ' l 'o4 tidit.of *bit ftatipiiilblift: :. ,_ . ~ ' .. ft imir — • it , 1 -, ' , , irekbei, we-fin(, bitt ',lima enially with Ent* r *.' --.; s :,;..! .. . the -161 . bat: Part if O. *..4-4.1/4 L ' tadl ' i ` .. 114 '. 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Watt it appear 4 tress re have had . eveay,glitylfor ". 6 " ----- the enlistment of boys ,for the r • 'stein India. , 4 ' Tide expensive measure might hale been jestidahli ~edition; and another had during the war, when high bounties were i ii ve n i gncl it git bad no news. from was difficult to obtain men for the e corps on all! . terms; hot totem'''. kat tlik p er i o d, alien ereFy • t appellee by the n e i onnte boy, before he atek inv._ it' for etsl r t re hei .. Irk the levy st • P Gmeitbib• of Fronk. c P u . ..Y moot t -lk gilr oa r e v- I s ir f _._, ~ - ettellable with ilswifaugad#...n s t _„,,, in imr ince for protest: against Da. ac n antny. ,-.! -A- •i . , -,. . I ~ N ..:, . ry certain tb a t he w ill not ' The , of allialkiiii,;:iii‘' $ . eharacte lihicis.iligS /V AL. : Pra at rha ratite...ed.. K.:.. ... 2- . _ L . . . . • . " 1 7 1- t +rl t~