The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-12 00:00:00

- 7; z - • 7- ,~, - ~. ~ - . ... . _ F _ t ipw-rwrouwww. -.- . r ~ _ t -ersieleeli thet-rberw - wat a . .haven lyffriiiil 4 2;doo;96ol . In *sires elite of affairs, it Wit l e k iiitlOC et the __ L0P40141014* • have men of Woofs of itviejtrhr, end of ettliiiiillhfd Viditiltiti,' iiitiiiin4 to' Valliemest. Secb a man' *Witeljail ifivi'le ibeir . tiew. hi 1. Wishbone,' vim o %kit litgoidlik l pleest ceploiswies of es s preptiow, I* 41st,, iffeady patrintisfe.l—(Great . op ,cethihittoe wo ul d nivio . spite to them. ?it , ........,,.„,,,...,..... since their 4eit Meet- Aldisi,:illinfielotne, jhAtrowtel one .tbiat..,wtrttit every: 411110*loserd,Aiwit aeglizzo do. ,for. , Ohnself. • All Atwilbittomes - azif the*/ Were we Cwmailitee, awd to ceessetiorward 40. titypbitewd , sob " Here we are to rapport , ..itch italittliuhiticsisO of frbedem and in. .fogfitylit elielier'io wbfgfoir Interest and oar honour ItirVititolihe; At fit • will 'do oar* dety.!'—{Long tarred trisf.), 'ed • 'lr... iIY 14.COSSi, sr_ it as qpite SISOICIPISIfy (or filitilo say PfsiO.b ~ offer tha.very.able and comprehea rne.Oddrees whiclt they, beCbanrd , from lb. Cheir .rerwt, Ia the Cisair.tbey bad the setisfaction of Kehl ; ./40.vbent be hoped to , slio sOOO theCbief Magistrate, At Piat,City., sad who:entrees of the oldest friends of the greet cause to which they were all *hitched. - lii remembered the time frheWithe Chairman end he had , dividetlhalowiofe# fire' interests of the People. Now tbArthivoledOWilnechise 'wee in their Muds, it was 41ifititliiiiiti l ei it as free Citizens, in proportion. PA ft,' Jedrilaei pavrerof ozwedsiot it to any effect.— (4ipplisnse.)—lite biped the Queens of London , Pfiwitliallt 04'06,10W to IlleAlecteiithroethoit • die ' kisifdpra.; Tbey had, • indeed, lost their Hesse of etvestpeqa, bet be amid oat say that Vey weepers Wen wailed , fins --441esth.)—They ballot their nem pod shot Aim . doors •If the Hoffehiligiihest Ow voice of. the Piptigibe'ef England : .agaipaittheilititillef ' she Peophi of Noised they ItOd iiipefided tits great bulwark of 'perfoillil* liberfy. • It woild, therefore, be wetswthtu'hipiferisy to affect any regret that shl UultilL of Canalaus :had heendissolved.—(4 l ppiame,) —lle trettektioat those who !lad sny elective fro.. chile *ivy retire to Parlialteatufs, whn.filitein dui raspy' . of &vetoed ow 4e .4 c onstiti g roviids; hot Menial° w Dail Axes !heir she when " their Constituents declared their seativiteate, and frould,iffstpoplast their lostroctiops.. As *Pk wowilosioesilitliitelwestlawg, Viet it voaleihr tithe' peaolkaz *wet liceeklidst.thollimsacter of 41PieV lase • -itimpetOto Piulliemewt.. Then was no to are! false pretences on the great SO eel diviweba•thioi . tlifilifltio.eoro... _ 4104111001.0104111*.0r party.4iiivrtic tiMy woold labometliey . )iinieliknonid he:Md.— (.1/). i-,, , 0tt r etelintli thii?elom *Aim hod prov ot:i444llllloo64biliiici . fit: tc osis e s tack root in sordid slimmimilmbs , ie : of the eenti,. spent, ealikeiled 'by 'etlll'ot the . tioes.-.. go hoped tie)? mas(di.4.ojider: bilk entitled to say so em +s a Lieerreano—f`pplease.) .., , I XV: Wort %AV, , after lame obseroatione on the emileikembodo of *liming Miteheirs, rod on the easy* sindirtmeqaenatia of 'the deviation from that rod% ealiter 041414 evils *hick had arises RP). t l 4 ealumemoreit.pesese of Armies. to coodidatos, pm 'Reablaotionya,epnistiterof the *prier a or am Vieertste fio4,o:all otpoocoi k ifehltilred • eri eel ilOstOberli, 1111410 teak tiatoemlomios tMe m. Oste **AR OA: filies of Mr. W siggfieft. , .w had toed on lastio* IT 1111,brordbeet. kilablibera Alla itibotef,ru, thbp _. • . required fr" OA 41110 1 410 kW . . '. ' Ily's ocowliooP book awl sow -Moo 7 -, :fiwor to tb o West . ". cosiiii*tos,-4 • ._ r e , n )Gls nite away. W Inorigas of,AVlii 4417 ' ' . .0114 be igiblW . Mr. Waitiplesolo nest fin. or - Mr. 0/.IOIIAX, la WWI of NW 10' .1 .1 swore them hi win 'morif Stile to ambit his - foetid* than to repress' his ginititedi tolls - Mends: ' Thit had shown by the reception he bad esProleoced 'twirl them, and the exertion 2 they:baiiiipde is his favor their dispotitioa to "stoatage theake4setteiged fort 1 to mitt oppression s , end• to .ermalk the principle* i tterreptiou.. Tht‘se who-weeta.oldionmigh •to rect4) lest abeedisapeocessont of ',hie petit's:id ewer nein* be aware that MI-should WPM 'Nils stood in MI! proud situation had be not Wee sipported by ii - • di*, termined 'band of adherents. The approbation di his fellow-citizens had alwayi been cm object of Mai ambition, enll 'he derived the !Reheat satiafaCtiOn from finding himself now sorroended by so many of his oldest political Ind private friends.—(Applause.)—{ Ile saw by his side those who had supported Mari throughout the whole of his political weer ; lie•teie 1 sensible of no defection, and the • aestivation he 'Midi received 'left little doubt of his - ultimate socceas.;-7 Ile was supported by men who looked upon lire as 4 fit person to be the organ of their rend.; inents - in a public capacity, and to give egression to their, feelings in the noose at Commons. (It ! as here intimated that Mr. Alderman Goodbehere was under the necessity Of quitting the room upon a private engagement, and Mr. Fa veil was elected to Ole Chair.) He had been teaching on a subject which be could not easily forget—that of the recol lection thit his Mikis had lot deserted him. -1 11. re lected with pride and *defection that he had always lived in the 'strictest unity Of opinion on all public questions 'with the worthy Gentleman who bad quitted the chair. He foetid also that as hii ancient friends now crowded round him with offers of their Services and support, new events, changes, or pre • jadicos.hed convertedtesuy of his ormer enemies irate active and zealots, Alienate. In his bitable jegg• merit nothing meeld be mow , variettios t h an Ito trieuiph over Of Insidt tliooe- who lefra• coeiteenden. listed ender another etolidstd,.. They ooght wither to ii 1 credit for a were etitilliteeled cotyledon, end re. Mei *tit *lease to 'thisit wfiesierglinent i nd Mises! luid 'redeemed from pretiout error". Ibeireeeterel ppallbeen jeatly described to be already greot,.lpit they sio4i ,ei,peit that iittry 'degree of artivity•'its i d in fluence would fhi exerted against them. • lie biwszif was Wiwi humble inditideal,a creature of their own, stectedlthAssinengit theniselees an account of his weak' persevering efforts for the loterests of the Public. Cause was their own—they had but to decide _ they Would be represented by men who lid be the organs of their opinions. Ile did not carry the doctrine of obedience in a Repre. Ile to the instructions of his Constituents too moth must always depend on his Owls judg , and discretion. It was obvious, however, that Representative stood is many respects in need the help and information he could procure, that every constituent body had a right to es and take its affairs into consideration. They not, he hoped, suffer any man to tell thin that lion must always outweigh theirt; that he , as competent to exercise a sound judgment rights and interests; . that they were utterly destitute of all information on public matters: yet by advertisementi- in the Newspapers . that was the intention of *memo. to solicit their - Tortes had opera) , •avoloodytisoao principles, and wen 'Ned them to their ideas by swearing, sad ceiling Mahar to %fibula the oath, that they would re. A no instrections, übr be bound in any,cate to attention to. the 'wilco 'of their :Constitients.— war done at the tilts when they were thiestimod , ,th a continuance of the Income:fag, a renewal 'tof which be bad little doubt was contemplated is the . Pidiament. Would they allow such men to represent them, and assure them at the same time, that 1 lemma et their Cosistitoeuteformail the only cab of their thossilbts, aced wide fe *fir public con. : A seat in Parliament would loser no italic MO, eacept as it cossetted, him with theologian, and enabled him to be Offal its their service. [tries as identified with them as their organ and agent, that be now preiumed ti offer Misfit to their choice. It. became isim to apologize to that portion of the Livery whom he had not . been . able personally to visit--an omission not arising from ill health, lint the imperfect lists with which he was famished. lie had to press upon them the' necessity of attending earii'lltxte poll, is many were io situations that *a , petietlMi tie the operation of ends* influence; and . if etch .watrid come eccompenied by one or two Moe% they must perceive bow materially it world cip their common cause. He had POW only to *ma them of his most sincere gratitude for the itemadence they had reposed in him, his hopes that *dr efforts would not be relaxed, and bit deter ejkalitiiiVibide by them to thilast.—C-Ipplasse.) Tbkfioiltint thin voted to,b4r. Alderman Go o d. lOWA fat his uposloct in the chair, and th# /looting 044111. 111 ' - c - ~ .v - . • • . A., • , ; , s • .***"*. 11.1111114 10 6 CTION::". " T e , . , r ill Welleitiy a Meeting if the friends of 'Shirai 'Cartwright wit held at shit eowis and w ore" Ta vern, tot the polies@ of cordifoin es, and mier. - 1 .-•-• meant to tettiiti*ltollre fir ite lb* It Ii ireopto a long seikes of y , ..._ : _. --T4orfatite.),-,Ank was 4. therefore ,to be peitpoiii . O , So t a ian ,p tit/ kro iajaiis.to sirri e, theirs ? 7 --lt, betreyed Fruity to !heist on length.," clays,. Skim ,argatleolt Nakao tit*. aged advocate. Arvieggestion ,was..,mort-geberabla and bow .:He ahoold,concludo ,by,t ‘ haoking the Meeting s for the l attention,with which they lia'd•heurd.hie, and - repressing* slower, hope theethey shoold be sicelisetul in returning the faithful, opright;istlepeedeweViervasit of the People—honest old.Jettilgaitivright.,brlicitr itettil) * - :' * . ereowx •1 7 ea t en ~ . Mr. P. WALL; a. mid, h: mpthl l apild.toeshieg int the topics so well Aspdle4,;t7 lho worthy Chairmen. Persons assumed Mr. lk. Kinnaird was the.perspmal friend of. Sir F. Burtlettilergettiog that Major Cart wright was also., lip sending. the Major iota Perna mint' they , would send li.eferm, porsouified. lie , could stale es a fact, that the:Major went yesterday to the livate of Commons with 400 Petitions; that he applied to several Members,. butcould not prevail on any.‘ of them to pres , ,it them-4aving previously written to many *in vein. • • ' 'Mr. WALILEZ thee read and proposed a series of Regulations. • '. r . Mr. Woot.tit secon - ded ,tltCtiwielotion.. He t oh; served, that the cause Of Iteft,skkm.,tiOte.siti f igtiable, owed' its rise and growth to hja . jor,CoeftWaigbt, who, to promote it, had Made:* secrikee of ease, and se curity, soil self-interest.: 41e knew that Mr. I). itinnaird bad, for the Space if the last two iseitha, been enggaed in a purchase - far a Borottgin eivtl , Imre* progress hid he made, that should hi be'-raistied for. Westrninster,'W would benemeary'riiiiiiii(io digpose of the Btivoirgh.- . .;'-(//itirV/106 4 1)%datittsietiiel Rowdily Was like io N so'se i opo6 . , l i'' birktief..,". i t *Kr. Rage* . oi4e t t ; ; 11 / 4 , 4 i k ilt ki.i4s 1t 44 Cockburn. end' 'Lend . *mop e ; „ bee.- !i mp. tinned at 1111didllin, ,•110A*4114 Prejill.lllll',4** had already. board if. ; ; ; that Mr. I). gianaird had, hero noOppied. ikoder erroneous ideWthat Sir F. Burdett would 'Rapport him, *Wee hit s 4 tromixed to *m014,141401 Cirtwright. , . Mr. Pier thee said W• few si-ovd‘aftwy ishlth th# Revelations were put end carried. • ''" - • .. • 'f hiski•Weremoted to the Chilletivin; fir 'Ms pin •L''• per efildesti4 the Chair, Alltilialltethiplisfenyti: PRICE 01 STOCKS Till • DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Rank Stock 4 . per Cott. 97 9 per Cent. Red. 79ff .• 5 per Cent. Navy • • 9 per Cent.Coroub ladia Roods 91. 91 per Cent. SR Lew Ano. 20 5-16 Consols for Acc. 7911 Ezdteqtter HUb 17 110 p THE ST4TESMAN. I tf !IV!' --.1 • , ftl• LONDON :• • " 31 L' •i'' . N A * rto • •IA iw.. ramie, HINZ 1%, 1818. • . rc:•-• lat The drys whereon the proceedings in . the import ant business of Election ireilo, commence, have been kid tor the Sheriffs, iniavesal, iqstances. Tuesday 'neat •lit the day when the beetle begins at the Iles hiW in the City, and i 4 Biroffiird for the Quasi, of on the .1111th. The El/dies* , the:Coo nty Ar 'Surrey, it am., doei come on I . llolll` the 23d. — rifle contest; White' the the weather, wilreei .tihnily hi verjPwarm itt i 'arriy places. The question of the selection of proper Represeatatives Le on *My one of the greenest importance So thePoblic. their interests that - are peculi j iffy concerned, 41 weighty indeed these interests area Argument is week sod eneecessery in Aemeitstreting the necessity of annising Members who ars itiitlbe tools Of Adtel nistmtion and the espectants of the Treasury, when compared with the spaoifint evils that lave melted from a Corrupt House of .Commons. The sanction and support given to Abe tyrannical and wanton out rages on the Rights of the People, which we have en fortepetely witnessed, Atif,diareprtl . shown to the Petitions for Ridititosod against lavish expeoditere of the petik l llll444yshikm►ea vor ity subjects, whilst the aileriltk i rst"ilke! 'abet Judie. trioes part of the .o,4lltiiOU' were .suffering every accomulation of west, tendon, and wretched ness, speak more its filmic of attention to- duty in this respect than all that cum be urged by words. The advocates of the system that. II op posed to all seletary reforms whatever, have the hardihood to appeal to the events that have baPpead derioivibe existence of tihtsrlest Parliament, to show dor happy elfecateestribat system and the merits of' the Parliament " stud bee supported it.— Invention, however, is so necessary to;mat erials for a triumph, that W Bo l impAuTes ' pat. in m os . cow, the con:awns* of the *loather that followed, the bittle of WatkrlaSolted *cepter!, of Pail., were --a ha /Waft attributable to the wisdom _• , .Tz-s~ seurauevy • II questionable. New York and. other American PaPors.baseb receiveavertlie 11th inst. They furnish se fresb to - finnan Rom Soith America. 'lli army 0' th indinoi, IKON with the ,troops of the tiplisi‘ Aides affair "litho party of the Seminoles,oothal of Aprit, l lll ; which they killed 37 of their options sad took 93 women and children, and six !rani prisoners: They also captured 700 bead of eau number of hotting and hogs, and quantity Of 4 The British Commissioners for inhoing the boon betweealthe United States and our North Areei Colonies, arrived at Boston on the 7tb, on their teNee n tork to meet the American Consinissio forAitemnrgion.ef resuming their joint !shoats. Freeich Papers to the 9th have arrived. Royal Corps of the General Staff has been dt lively organized. It consist, of eight-Liestent General, '3O Colonels, '3O Sapiliiittlheriry Colo 30 I.ieetemant.Colonels, 00r o bi"fp of sqoadroo • -• .• • a number of Captains sot Meted. The•Duk WitaLtstaton dined 'thighs King on SandaY. panit)eik eitaltlntat Atz . .ll-Chapelle, for IN pc 9 ol : Qpnigtigg .l:. :44,tbe Al!l i ed:Sovereigns in city. The seat of Italkofen in its vicinity, has dti id' %of 'the itceotalidlikiiititil of the Erip • The',Clar"lestiat 'Hetet, 'at •Vsell Flemirk 'town distant about' a (league from Ais ipittle* will bi - ocitepied-Ay . , the King of Nnitsiwis: The Snvertitgds 'of AUSTRIA , panesiA.aris to Milk witltis the city. The Ea t ; ARREARS:IBR arrived on the 3d ult. at Gregoros titillie - 601 - he 1414e:wed a del/Won of his army, it plain bitween Ail place and Paszkeie; sod oe 6th beset sat by Rausinics end Chemin to Kische in Bestiiiabia. He was to meet the King of Pa ~ • at MOscom, in the course of this month, and him !a -proceed to Paris about the besieging o month, previous to the Congress. A report is tinned, that the . King of FRANCE will also visit la.Cbspelle,' bet it is considered as enfounded. A Fisadent, Mail and German Papers to dates bate been received. The public mind it my J trierY restless ind'ditmetisfied. .t. • 116‘4 , • demands- be en ma de to Ole Diet at Fran respectiogthe removal of restraints on inland siarce•and industry, as to the free 'navigation givers, especially of the Rhine, alleged to be u ',shortened by the Dutch, against whom the mans call for. a system of reprisal, regarding rity of German commerce against the pits Barbary, and relative to the Liberty of the P 1 We kart , * not what teceptien them: demand. met with. The Diet has appointed a Commi mediate the differences bet Ween • the Houses of Coburg Meiningete,aud Saze.Coboig Saalfeld,' to the succession to certain estates. - The towns situated on the Scheldt; and will capable of being fartibeil,.llave been famine& der to piece the kingdom in a respectable state fence on the side of Flanders, as well as on th bre ; and it is asserted that the City of Dud will become an important fortress—The keys City olGhent, which were sent to Paris in 17 General LA Beutaatonmats, base been • resit LounX VII I. in ottosanuence of an applicant; lap Data Ambassador, Baron Vitale.. •. i THE laoltaW.-11rr MAJISITY Was very ful iltet her dicing-en Weihteiday . evening. Joy, the answer to the enquirers after the I her MAJESTY Wil e ." The QUEEN has had Rend night, lad is mush better • to.dsy." HALvaten went wet of too on Wednesday a to, attend the Kura at Windsor Pelace; and I JEgyY win SO well yeStOld i ti p. liset it was not necessary for him to return to town to w Quarts. Sir F. Mujwi attended the Quo today. . .This day the LORD MAYOR, accompanied Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, went op ' too-house to present to his Royal Iligho Paisce REGENT the Address of the Cprpor the City of London, arm the obi t rrise of ti and Duchess of CASISNIDog. CITY ELECTION.--Yelterdily, et two ecto Sheriffs attended at Guildhall, to read the w make proclamation for the election of four to %le me in Parliament. The day for prose the election is Tuesday next. There are Melt Candidates. MIDcLeSEJL ELECTION.—This day the will proceed to Brantford, to read the at make proclamation for the election of two to'aattes in Parliament, and they have 604 • . . • ,• • 'O TILE gr "MAN- t. • _____._......_,........_ ... • ....__.- .----• . - --- - _ _ .....______ _ ._ _ _ : MENT/SG or Ms. WAITIIM IN's FRIENDS. ettel4 MA well pot their hands into their poeketi iso:Mr. WreleilliVitt, Mr. Bowie, &c. .'. - the I I " "sum ' . sari ••IN 1 emmmICIIIIIMiII. The hew r w *King to, o eva .. '! , • 111. - ceded to require retapite 'then from es. (W I ieit t. Vot net ... .: r. h ring been st lit ,co. to her berth y are the Perlis t w hi c h pal A nomerous , end highly repectahle Meeting of IA • t , cis - t . if th. anti C d:s li t i riv ßi eli ll th Sri t _ 11. 1"10)1 111 1 628 .41 r p r i s eirti s ket :o l Gentlemen, ensigns, to secure Mr. Weithetan's • re. ' . • t it . ifo bh• the -Oki ry , 'llc ' $ aid the eh' •ert • • A 4—,• ' turn to Parliament at the approaching Election, was * lie • .ir g a i A lli Ty 04 14 .' of riQ t •to say, it liai do - • held at the London Tavern yesterday. more OSP with their purses than their persons. - This they should sheen tp take the place Lord Cochrane • • r Constited . Mr. Alderman GOODSZII9IIII was called to the • P•1119.,41 0 ;1 040 • 01-11 • 001•• • •••4- " _.. . ~, si _ 11/011440.11P1111m0. .... -.. ebeic,4wriseily cc at one o'clock, end addressed the act of the Meeting, and ,he eernestly levied . hat . lb ~ -14,piicr peempos. - In hie they bad the Arm, the —..ree.--. ! .., • Miellattiikis effect : —On a former occasion, when opening their parses, they Would not Min tbh per. to hied, the inalterable - Friend of the Rights of More accounts of basso Moists.s.o'i Weed i n as sre n i v p ey tti o n t s o w T ti tni p d f a cti c tus tar• ii sib . ,l_tai dosi• t . 441:1 . 1 1,c ;f: iiri d Aletimizerkisarier-'l9cthe-amil.Pamourasay.- m"gwokusoimvbiciwißewthen *Wrildwidsit 46,41semplawillha ant - isolitiewet Sts*idimitp:ot -10f4011411111111masesimiameinimooliailia is promo, resoletions had been entered la t e in antic,. melt he owing their noel soccess.—(4ppfteme.).4.4a VelettraitheiNgps sad lebaiislAlections. lie was ..1e1i1te...1...1 1 diSrlitioe of p o ottn t ent ; that &mole. the sehicription, however, had been started.. be 'serpritedlisemotheadid.eals!,..eapilliference of opinion ties bed tilifekint i plaro i oniadt ilsOr energy and hoped the Meeting wou ld send home Ito setbor of it as to his sewifpf4lol, 'MIPS ether td the G•ntle' t h e .; Il i h e,. an d. .vll_l, ._, ...: went 6 Weis ireqiilie4.-.4.4opparsri.).;—lii had the (Mr. Wishart) with a *emend grater,' heart, % S t the tress tho meatiewid iow as samise • bembia. . 6f . , S w ir o r4 xi lur a7l Y eag rd a a n i a l. .. d•--,--rabl e y frost 4etalis i:. tbit7 r ate li _al e red,y T be,, ar :o c ,ii n salids i thmt atiSefOeftliiitelkthiAlbkiiiiieet of their success of his PresP•o 4 "ll+, ( 4 1R 4 dMill.) l eenjeottfil bele . spiel' 11 4 teeelfor. , ..crigewteasere • o r The unit/Wan itin9iiiinited tbit- tp the business man. Of Mr. D. Klenalledlltoknew nothing except by, liebed lithe offi . cis' dispatches of the Sp as i s hO e h o ~ . . .. ..• . tbelr %fell/In we, oat y i relcsitti onr. , Thee, who neheAkelittlf hid IltiriAtite dumb, he requeeted report. He understood him to be possessed ot :louse! inasmuch as they &mem that.skiklodopooda s eeh : .,beiFit former limes thee/100mm to in their t el l attention to Mr. W . eithman e wheweldrill bet iittleittabdtiest;iltegrity—boCdonspered with Major! was not on ly o o s isofoly . impo se d; b ue east , psistepilelk laid take* .aleris .(rpm stile of ettede le Iddrtill to the*. . • • :•,'llill 3 lt. IL 9 to, bo named on the samo.thlC' The ° new " known: .Wheraaoptp gross, cetsiridickions pod incensing" Cirtsefifffrt .his • Pretensiuel YeniShed ; they worn het: - emit, BOLliAlt,' eld'iiiiiiided and taken pil ot . the. 1114.0KIPLrr( Apitiewee.)..4t -new appesrerl, after - hir. •%V.sistocur now . r_ ...,: _cap s . ... all the soo oed,stawaatencoefsk tibigek.they bad been Meatiogteseillet kennel nocteeelenelgleoAlse fePilieed since thus other day, ipso other forbid( s . centary.: -entword e shit th e rr wet • Mtn. Wilke' s l o e o f •• last that-:all his t r ip o ds, w ho hide () Wilt *ewe forward ,(Grier of -Wear, hear t) -- . .'rhir only objection he, 'west) palpably .evideitt i and literati , * so mei:hat lyerwiiii 4 l;doo;o66l' le 'tech • tiliteet eletea Psblic wwilirt presensoeuattoo. 'knew tkilt tie was not den ., • had beard . urged s plint the Majoi 'weiy - thathe wes t ,lance , with each other' ate pit teeth as estimate 4 ffairs_ it sini l i mit air Ai iittkeit itspottusee to dent in Donor on erdhserY eetielnnet 'hut he eelldi in old men -.- in other worrh,„that MAO 'serial' filet js,)Sl:4fitit co attach credit to any o f th ou aid , n eensbit his aneddee Nooks a lone sears of ye!iiii.(;4ll/4 . 10, . te j j . :4 l . AI ,s, o w l . i'caosey to recapitulate se to corns . than. , tp thing so easy as to STOW raise pretences via env 6 ...• - _ piWitipier fithkeliiiiiaiiiiiiii ; men pretended attach. ' hat perm Intirfr7A War )11p . _s a ' itlrtslitOlt *My meant their T he rani ditatitithkterdOliglifM*ters with the Go- whether /ereßCß..t74‘ Acif otkrivik a nd Wield seem very pa- would hi yx:rfa,„,)!Sp•f_TP., ftsudlssuseises and their mean to rrt 4,llPitabrg. , _Tlittiblessid imw take care to Imitative istoratmeme *be amohlaeppeet the pried* , which far, for a they bad so friateentlraladrimil am theirs in Gsmasam Seat an! 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