The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-12 00:00:00

PRIVATE CORRASPONDENG'R. /VTR KT OF A LETTER FROM PARVI, Ana. 7. 4 ‘• Accqr•ling to the letters o hich I have received, the South appears to'be in a slate of anarchy. Geo. Gills has, besieged Along* , Hier, and turner! the guns of the citadel .ag:iiiist the town. The Mayor of Avignon resisted (or 18 days the efforts of the par . . tizaui•of Ronaparte, whilst 600 Protertanlr were IntganCreti at Nisnea, and : upwards of 60 of their lowases woos pillagedmostAisurst... • !rho saaveassast.tir. gun by the Buoapartiats against the Royalists. The Prot rtta ntejottt ttliiitifther; the icititeletter ; the Protestants are at present the victims . ; they lake trfuge in the mountains of Cevennes, and are pure weed by bands of Royalists, free cCmpanies without goy, organised by the orders of the Duke d'Angoe , t! who makes them near a %%Mir cockade, with • ...ohireen bsirder, the cotoor of his - livery. lie has *ten proclahmod iu sloe South as Charles X. The Government of Paris has nothing to gore' n. The plinistee et Wac is withnut an army ; the Minister of , Peasee without money ; tha Minister for Foreign i Aisles without Ambassadors; an 4 the Minister of the. Interior without Prefects. The agents .of the vislitimkkonies weepty .all the chests, and give to all bbi*gon the orchard for requisitions. They hare I tegam 66.00.461ra Ake - forests. The inhabitants of 28 towns and villages in the Loiret have taken refuge 4. Moe forest of Orioles, abandoning their houses, gotaMited by the Wirtembergers, and, above all, Aber Raearlisto. The latter are worse than the Pros: , liana, is they commit acts-aaeled e'en to their ava rice. • The Emperor of Ramis says already that the Allied Armies are become embarrassing to the Gene rats who command them, and they cahoot be per mitted to continue in the corntry.• . • i• 64 Escellmans will be condemned to te shot, the Ring will pardon kha t - and Order AIM tote Oasis ported to Guiana. a - 4 . .. . 44 There are nightly disturbances in the Thoilleries under the King's windows. Lately a Royalist run through the body a man, whom he supposed to have cried Pies PEmpereur 1 but he was deceived; the man who was wounded not haying opened his Month. The Duchess d'Angouleme has been insulted. It it surprising that the Allies of Kinrof France, who, according to the opinion of the Duke of Wellington, have 900,000 men in France, do not place 50,000 at the disposal of the•Kiug of France to do the duty •of the Police. , I I ( A .• L 1. " The secret of the whole disorganized state of things is, that the Kind is felt to be totally disquali fied for the exertions *hteh the state of things re quires, and the Costrt•itself is divided into two par.. ties—the King's Government, and the pure royalists. The party for the return to the =den regime give themselves this title: Monsieur sod the Duchess of iingouleme are at their head—and the. plot is, that Louis XVIII. should retire on account of his infirmities. Monsieur also, who is become a devo tee, desires also to withdraw into private life—and thus they clear the way Ur the Duke d'Angouleme, who has been actually folloWed and termed Charles X. in the South, where he has exercised royal power— basing divilaced the King's Prefects and appointed otisers—..received the eases, raised coutributiout-- . • srmed,and organised bodiies of trooperwassed the con eequences have been as I , stated —the persecution of the Protestants, and the rsliu of thousawds. Us was recalled by the King to 'the metropolis, and has obeyed. But the matter has come to the last extre mity. If the Miuisters do not triumph immediately ever this attempt, they !meat go out iu a body, and the King will retire." • zxrrza TAOS A, SALMI OVVICtI.. " 111.witinsatre. Aux. S. " You may have heerd much about Paris, but you may rest assured that you've not heard too much.— Such gaiety, such dissipation of manners, that you W0..1d almost fancy you were in fairy land. The bu siness does not seem to be over yet, and whatever be English Journals may represent, depend upon it Louis has.not a very firm seat yet. I was at the Chapel with him on Sunday last, and on his return be showed himself at the balcony towards the Champs. Elysees; the cries of Trine le Rof were very faint ; some few indeed. The Duchess d'Angouletne is the general favourite seemingly, but none of the Royal Family art by any means popular. As present Paris. iti filled with the troops of every nation in the world, the Prussian Guards are the finest men I ever beheld, the Saxon Dragoons are the general admiration. The British, tlitypeople will tell you, are the most po. pular, but I am sure it is the reverse, they secretly blame st for all the cause of the late &inters. We are likely I believe to move soon out of here. as the British Army is expected to go to Normandy; the head-quarters are to be at Amhuts." . • A rr. Malls • Dui . 0 . Lisbon , 0 Got tenbnrcb 2 2 v s . Hamburg,* 0 .... ...... ... Malta 1 ' . , . ••• ... —. T PRIAICE ILEQIIINT . IIII4IIITR our....Uolidas at glkt PagoNl . . ', k r . r - . . • • DYE • STATEMIN. • LONDON: _ SOMAS', AVO UST iSo NIL . It h proclaimed in the O f ficial Gazette of Franey, by the announcement of the suppression of public , Journals and the Imprisonment of Editors, that the c t ', Press Is no longer free, and that punishment will follow the expression of independent *pinions and an exposition of the true state of the country. We •s ne eded not this o f f icial con fi rmation of the violation I of the principle so recently proclaimed, of repecting the Liberty of the Press—every printed Journal which we bare received since the return of Louts, and the ztablishreent of the iron rale of the swords of de egsotic Monarchs in France, has borne indubitable tiwitimony to the degree of public liberty which their Government has conferred. We hare, thereforoi • N.JYTIGIP 0•11. •• • gin. •••••• • ----- • • - • • • • .te r •. .: • - THE STATESMAN. fairs in the _North, from which it appekrs that the emirs of Geo. l'Avvizttm, consisting of forty thou sand men, Is rapidly advancing ,to occupy the whole Northern frontier of France from Mont medy to Toendregies, and to subdue the fortresses which still refuse to yield ; among these is Mezieres, the Governor of which, Gen. DUNIONCEAV, will listen to none of the proposals made hint by the Allies. — Very considerable batteries are raking round this "town in orrhit to bombard it. It continues to he as serted positively that three most important French fortresses, Lille, Metz, and St rasburgh, are, upon the demand of the Allies, to receive garrisons of the troops of the Allied Monarchs. Lille is to be occu pied in this case by the English; Metz, by the Rus sians; and Strasburgh, by 'the Austrians; the gar rison of each of these foitresses is to consist of not less than 14,000 men ; besides this, the Allied troops are to form a chain from the frontiers of Switzerland to the North Sea, powerfully supported by the three above-named fortresses. It is added, but this seems niore doubtful, that Dunkirk will ale* be garrisoned by English troops ; meantime the rein. i fdrcenvents continually landed for the English army proceed as fast as they arrive to France, and confirm in some manner the above accounts. ,experienced no surprise at the almost total blank in regard .to information of passing events, or,, the Des t., Ann. 1 I.—Stile!! too . - . es idesitirdiatorled pigiteree tesaticesskes : aed peittic seetilsiene . which the Preach ethers bite been, Arid He hi t, from Beep! ; tiptop ttewnwitore than ever hi Misled* of presenting to and his Majesty's ship Miffing be paid off.—Ca me doe n her us ; though our regret and judigitetion could not but the Ocean, for New South be awskessed art this fosteits/esuppression of whet oat. Diver, for the Metliterraneat so interesting "Intl essentiel to alt usawkind, Tins transports to Deptford. . . _ . mingled fern.% of the seinen painful interest has been • Fire o'Ctoce.—The SIP - . . . . ... . lettehlitcreaSed tty Viriutelligente trerived . froni other malts, is just put back by,ctit clianeels. The-particulars which we tosalisy submit . • PORTSNOUTO, A uousr from ink ate. sources bit which releOrtnay" be placed, jesty's ships Tyrian and Havoc, In regard to the state of the French 'maim, which Sailed his Majesty's ship Eon/ „deity (*conies more 'disorganised and a sultject of the River ; and IVelbunk pee islereatied alarm to Europe, will Ore 'the Reader a arrived his Nlajesty's ship fir , far more eitlaiged notion of the anarchy now pre- a n d St. Michael's, with golf' .... veiling in that country, than all the miserable es- spoke the Hercules and R, parte statements in the French, Dutch, and German Michael's, the former bound Paper., put together. It appear, from these letters to Liverpool. which are to as late a date as the public Papers, that the" Duke of Annonteate, conceiving, oil doubt, borough packs;, with a M.il ; that Louis XVIII. is u n able to csecate the Gurnee* the American ship Stapleton, of Royalty, has takeu the discharge of the duties of I Ii AL,- PAST TEN, P. M. Si 'King, Government, atel General, upon himself, and line of battle ship, a frigate, Ihaving organised the Catholics, and filrinus Kos Mists peered off this port , passing of the South, aidi-d by all the efforts of the Priests, posed to be the Northumberland, and caused himself to be proclaimed as CIIA OLE.; X. -......-- • I ledn and suite on board.—A. I oainst she has commenced a war of extermination a The Northumberland has not yet sailed, but we ship Zephyr, Perry, from the .. ; rs t hav e nothing particular respecting lwr. NA POLEON, I months, ell well ; she has passed Bona artists and the Protestants, who are the op ; I according to the vehicles of Government sentiment,l4 4 ~ mit at Papa, on the coast of posers of the ancient regime, and the principal pos- .tobe • close prisoner at St. Helena. Arsother Cabin i . • - • I • the ships Thews and Nimrod sessors of the forfeited estate, of the Emigrants, and Council was to be held to-day on the subject of the , and dime consequently at present his victims. Thus is disoarches reeeived yesterday from Lord CarrLz- f ou l o f the Thames, NEAGH at Paris. ships were otherw i se all well. osorpation continued in the very face of Legi- • • , . ~.,___l • i ...art or CORK, A tiGe,8••••••••. Rotate Royalty, and the most horrid schisms and • A large body of Prussians, contrary to what hag ship Echo', from a : crier, .teligious persecutions added to the already too beet, stated as the arrangement, had proceeded to gun-brig on a cruise. - tan : rankliug animosity created by difference of pun- Upper Normandy, and occupied the beautiful town I Mumm,. Ana..l-1 • a • :4-A . licit opinion end motives, the most shaver awl of Louder., .celebrated for its cloth manufactories. • Orange packet, with a Mail avericinus. We can carcely believe the statements It seems as if they had not conducted themselves at i .„ . . ~, .1 - LYISOUTII, nua. 10.—tan we have confidently made to Ls on this head, yet we this place in the manner w hich would he acceptable I U hay see no reason to discredit t hem. e e seen it to the inhabitants, and, it i s asserted, that some of . lesth dispitches, from Leghorn their demands in the way of pecuniary contribution', 1 1 Majesty's ships Eridamus, F announced in the French Payers that the Duke of or in : the department of the p trveyor, not having from a cruise...--Arrived the A SIGOULESIE well active in the Southern provinces in been complied with, excesses were committed, the k i w i . ; an d D e n m a n, s t. • raisin* troops for the Royal cause, and that his con. Part i culars of which it has not been thought co lle en ' - ' laden with . 10 ii publish. 1 wine , cork s • •, duce had beets so little approved hi Government slut t " it to . this - ort for orders.. • -• The election of a Representative . for the county of =ensetani=timt he bad been recalled ; but we were notating.r that he * soindonderry, in the. room of the late lamented Sir I had proceeded so far as to commence-the exercise of IW. Portant:4er, came on at the Cotirt.house, in the ORIGINAL,, ANECillAr , ‘ Royal power in his own tame, and to and aosnoeh to city of Londonderry, on Monday last. The friends f .Bagrri 'of the Candidates, Mr. Dawson, of Castle Dawson . , ' ''!0"" the miseries Which 'already' disi ract his unhappy mean. The author of a Volume of ... • and Mr. PONSDNItY, the brother of the Generals try. if this is the ease, and the provinces ere in a worse muster very Stison, and the contest had every tip. Tyrolese Villagers," sent lii state than even the capital—if theaseeserseeof 900,000 pearance of proving a .severe one. . ;.•-, • • ••1 breed, and shortly -after' we, foreign troops are unable to preserve traeqoillity, I LATCLUN.—Tafist nicht Rich and Poor introduced ceived with that candour; if and the Government of Louts i t indeed I m oe k er yi Mrs. T. COOKS in the character 'of Mrs. Secret.—Of ner; for which Mr. I Vltitlirec. i enerat style. of Mrs. Coots's singing we hive ing . i fearless priginality of though! it is high lime for . 'drici•ive measures on • the Pal i •,. , be f or e spoken, and we have now only to offer a volume, he asked the poet of those Mittisters who have ) et some repotatiossza 'friendly suggestion to this Lady, t o possess h orn et seeing he was dependent on o; lose. According, we have it stated, that a chingbill!more perfectly-of her station. •In more than one inr large eainily, he a dared expres! immediately to take place in the French Miitistek r - etanee her memory . seemed to fail leer. Karma?' ! which, though nos electing medley was encored, and the powerful interest ell inilms.i:paskreft.fit . Ow and vice, • that TaLLEYRAND and Foncrir ar.. to that tilt. the last scene, especially between:Mem . (My. , lilies f --To *Nee wow retmell—' Duke of Ilicuerazu will be Prime Alinister ; the Fasseere) and Zorayda (Miss Raise). w as . l i e . t hat schrift," patirkaii of ever: Duke of Feurnz, Minister at War ; Lsr.r.v T 0... .. &now (edged by the loudest epplanie. The Piece, ' Senate, le express sentiments LENDAL, Minister of the Interior; std Coale isr a altogether, went oft exceedingly well. • ; . , i tend;to the good of the whole eatise, Minister of Police. Tejo . -new nit-mtge. I . Mrs. PATTISON, formed* the wifoof Suwon Bp . . r tiled to me the necessity of meet is said to have been I) , m i„, x 4b 3 , l i e 0, 1 .1 Naesene, arrived here last week. in 'the American . lineman to that part or it chess of AnuouLtne. If the revert be true, .ship Milo, - which is already on her' second voyage to, versant with." No applause it I England since the . ratification of peace in January ' Aglow in no very cohment tee is a melt ominous one for Ft MOCe. That cinottry I ,st. This Lady, duce her divorce, has resumed her for the intrusion, when sudden , at present, •though terser the most able politicians it maiden oarne of Parnson, with the adilition of Mrs, I venation, Mr. Whitbread said. perhaps ever produced, are at the head of its all' irs, instead of Mks, to designate her . pecaliar situation . I you hava,thooeht•preity dell t ‘ e l: l l i a o rie ns bsppiy tosay that she Itit . s . ri ... cetra' such at 4 -opinhlio oT this work ow the p, presents the enfeebled spectacle of a Minister at War front the respectable families in th is place, inion, which I will lead your-I without an army ; a hlinister of Fineness without as she is entitled to her character and misforto ! When the author got the . nqs„ I , money; a Minister of Foreign Affairs without Ain. Mrs. Parrison is now, we understand, on -a-jeer. ; . book, • Bank note of "'blue . bassadors; a Minister of Police wittiest Pre: pay t.France on affairs of private hullo ". Li. :;hoped to receive for his trodui - IP forts ; and a Sovereign wiihntle subjeesi. Win; aerpao P a per,) . . t...• • • 1- hurrying back to Mr. Whitbre At the election for the toasty of Doris& , ou what hid happened, he offered the Duke and Duchess of A NOODLE'S eS Covets. .Tuesday se`nnight, Mr IlurcnsitsoW, of Eggleston, never Inind;t said - Mr. - X. " . meet restore the necessary vigour end respect to nominated the Honourable. WILLIAM Posnaerr as : goitotne and imakesyraerself happy all these administrative brooches. Tile Duke of a candidate, and was seconded by General Awl, , t Providence, ttoredietky the sCarcin Failrar, who proclaimed in the Montieue that Franca l watt ; after which Mr. Powtern, i n a co ncise spe ec h. !.340.;..bart "a Jives are, it is -' was saved When he came into office, when his &bye. l of which the following i s the substance, ex p re i se d ' t e t e ." * . ..... a consciousness that the handsome manner in which ' I a BO VAIPA ItTE was at the i reign was g./ingt an ' gate. he had been offered to the notice of the •Freeholderi On- the 2 3d /lel,' 1642, lof the capital, appears certainly a very 4t mess for by the Gentlemen who had pist him* in nomination to ' troversy between Cultitis at wielding the military energies of the French nation at succeed his brother, Lord HANNAN!), who hid de. 'the mititia, the Ring, having it the present crisis, .of reconciling• the armies which, dined the representation in tiousequence of the situ. seas himself of- the.tOwn •oll alien he had recently accepted, arose from their .ex. hima guard only for Me - Out look upon the Government of, th e country as still • -' • . treme, kindness and partiality; that he wee ; he w . town; when, .contrarst to„ ell usurped, and fur Owing the Allied Sovereign, I ever, encourage d b y the very Ninotillalc'iooOption he of the,Kingi. the entr a nce was into a - speedy. acknowledgment of the na- had met with, to solicit the setrages of the iodepen. ; being ihut ageinsilittni, milk tional rights *of - France ; and CHAU/mamas'', dent freeholders of the county on the present occeSiep. :upon the walls of the said (e; the priest, who can mourn with the most sentimental That with respect to his pretensions to the high si. him by the aushosity.of Pad). Nation he aspired' to,' he disclairneciall hope uride. ' be kept it, nor by any means, ' Ann. % over the ruin of every country but his own, sire to attain it, escape through the medium of thi and pelleasien, would be adr cannot bat be a most proper person for regulating unbiassed choice ot the coentg4..suad'altouiddsii.bw ass town,. uittesi undir .eintain *1 the Police and the Interior Governmental the coon- fortonate as to reach this greet object of arnbitiorvi d on icii k lpy,sl and medallic!. try, and for aiding the restoration of tithes, f eu d a l ' he pledgeci.hiniself to the most assiduous discaltasate• of honrad; that Moved with in& the important duties which would be imposed wed 1 rasa instantl ; madlwfre hi! & rights, c. &C. - him as their Representative in Parliament, agile.'agile.' tratiOr. Sy, o Sir ; ants, however, Whether th ese reports archangel! In the Govern. an unremitting attention to the rinterests oCilii Parlieinent 'en' tii the follow; meet and Councils of France, be tree; it appetite 'County of EStrham. Thaehis twister In Parliament only began to filter from that certain that all the measures which Louts is eddied !had been. short, but.in forming his ,polltfeatopiniov teased fro. the Parliament • bet, 1 •I he should be guided by an •An e 41,4 i 4 lii or compelled to adopt, have not the concurrence of • - *Hee n , trey, guil t 1114 holding corresix •i King ail() Country ; that be should zealously advo. Marquis of'lV .. sore i'ser. one of his principal Ministera. Of this number is the re. 1 both • l andreligious liberty , • . estecm publication in the Gazette Officielle of the Orris- ' ing exertions endeavour so reform the abuses is hiS Tower, Whence nat long after , stance issued by the King at Lisle, when he was flying had crept into the public expenditure; and concluded' to trial, sentenced, and executed from France; disbanding such .of the soldiers by declaring, that the artist gratilful oectipetion saf, 1644. '. se had violated their oaths to him. An Ordinance his life would be to pronsett, Ity_eveen mem, in hit i. Wedneiday an Inquest Win we?, the prosper ity_ of tlia_camenrsilet 2 0# mpt, and Pope puhlic.lonss.e, G, he has Dot even now the power to carry penally into r a , interests or,, 64 c° , 0 1V of Datlitollet, ...•1. - t I.l3lnckfriars'.rond, beret , CI . effect. ,fit, appears the Army of the Loire is still : vas i wonontlen Itteuesi.—Yeeeerday ,the re AINIII. ent on the body of Charles h,w , strong, and noway, intimidated, though the Alliedlnquest held at Mary-le-berme Court-hour,. Iffiget Leaping. Mir Livers "tables, Troops are spreeding themselves over the count C* 11 "oanns 'EV- one of She Coroner the ;dead on Siinday moritieg. It county or Middles's, no slew of -the body "dence of Mr. James Cu' mine, I The English are in possession of Amiens, Beeelek l , . Selernitn, woo dropped dowri 'had 4,4 On %Vett. the deceased, witen he sudde add Broteuil. They will soon have Rouen, DielisPes a I esr ay even ing: the deceased rum& Jew, and an dropped down-ate! without in and-Havre. Metz and. Sarre Louis have oeueluded eminent 'geld and silver refiner, and• residing. In expired. Medical essiststirn an armistice with Gen. LA ' a. NOEUON.oreard's-court, Lousherd-street, and' who went .to curet!, but life was gone: Vert A Dutch Mail has brought us the Speech of th e see.a friend, with wligim he was engaged in minter- sitalion of God. King of the NETUERLANDS Olt the (Taping of the sati on :: .when he suddenly dropped down fel It.— On Tuesday eight an alarming States General, which has few features of import. The, stleoP halo it as his opiiiinn thae : he died Il j et kney, which at fist( t •restr rd apoplexy. Verdict.. Died b it a. Viste e p i if th e to taFe ; the .4 •oornt etas ivy.. MU.; and various articles relative to the ateleet af.. , G o d. . . , - - . ... , ~ ~. ~. .. . rat houses were eatievky etteeoiellisik _di or_ ..._ ~..._...„•______......_-• . . . 4 - ' 4' ,_ - - - • . AMU -7 , • • . I~r~. ; -a NAVAL IVTEI. ~.._=.___....__....7 . - baa,..4 L LIGENCR. i .-.- 1 or the River ; the Gerv r i tr Castle, from B•i ti b„, ; Si ragnscar, t.. Sheernris, to r im the Iliver aid rennin, foi s W.llt.i ; and Bridge r , roe us..-S,liied twelve sail of oa t Ail it I 11. Craig, for h •og 'OW mry winds. lii 11.-Arrived his M a , sea , . 'arock, Ima a cruito.-- w hrat e , n nil Runiabit II est socket for Havre. Also •s'ril Britk, from Cape Coast men ld dust and ivory; t h e uasi Robert Bruce, off Slim out I to London, the latter mire ' £0 rrived the Duke of Marls s Ise ii, from Lisbon.-Sailed ost lon, for Amsterda m . roll 1 iince writing the ab o v e t owl P, and other vessel s np . Lei . to the Westward, su p. oro Hanel, &c. with 11140. 141 e Arrived this evening 1b I the South Seas, eat is Y. passed up Channel: else hers r Pero, in D•vember list ; • bad 'od: the latter had rs tal 4er sew iiiory ; boo ,OM I. . * 1 • Is . d . . its -Arrive his Maj4ifir e.-Sailed'' the Camsleat t td Arrived 'the Prince cf Reel froni Illollaint. 1 3's 'ame in the Quail packet, 111 Den and Gibraltar ; his do Bacchus, arid Mahar, ow ship Homely, from Va. mill Felice, and q4e4tltar, at I kkjaorige-rbet 2 bound to at . ..', - , retell . ma ri?OF Ma. 'Mfr. ornm 0. t. . rost a • . •• . • • re ; f• totem s , ent it led " The os ii his book to Mr. Wilk. least eking on •him, was re. 'not sternness of m in . tine id was remarkable; lee. : aim sought pervade thin little nor very gravely-'• Hoe, ill others for•the bread of a .ajo, 'ss kis opinions so freely, trio any pnlitical petty, 'by re, might make like enc. led -•' The same troth ei''' try party in the politic g la which they supposed UT' de cemmunity, has ilk. err eiposing whit airtn 1• am immediate') con. el se being espreised, taw soeli terms betas to apologiu r e leafy chai/ing the cos. , cat id, gg Come, young row, the Nay ; pray what is you Ti present scarcity of W. -I am at present hwy.?" re vi e street, ow openint Ids d w far weeding slut he o pl reduction, tell out, sal h al tbrend, and telling hiat red to return it. " Oh! • ial " I shaU 'sit lock at it; happy ; think it sent by ng scarcity of bullion with ale is 4 very efficient mini. I ro k, - • • ked 1 etweing Iheigreet toe Ito a end the Parliament as to aesolved to.go and lose inlet '." Hull, and taking it tk . on% appeared before In er il,expectation, especsll red ista denied him, the Jill • n iiir, Jou N 110T11AM, din • own, peremptorily tolle i liamerit, by whose Ird st ni n., after a . long parley h e slink the King Weld N limitations, then coml. Al ~ which•the Kiog so lb' digit/it - ion he causedfla: :k o h l' is face, to be procla imed r,_ was protected by O. like ing year, when he net ink hat firmness he had pre 1 his rot endCavoariog to he. rike tspondence with the ttot 11, of the King's adherents prisoner, and sent to the own er Sr JoWa wai broug h t Tit toted on the til ,TatoltrY9 thing as taken at the Anrhg Yew' ( "sat Chariot r e! stree', ',EMMETT. Esq. C .r' " f t On Ism, late bo tier at IN are 'a, who dropped &MI ran it appeared from theta" • • hie , that he was taking T° Itim Idenly fen crinst InNi he 'tiering* veva irstsioly W. P wa• imanNlialely PT earl . erdiCi- Oka by ilk' PP Tsai Me rming are broke Olt ' ll 7 b reatened ileoasMti , m l• i Pot 4 . 4 4 11 $ " 4 X"4 3 141,414 -.Si • .... ... ~." .•- Ali • ik6