The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-09 00:00:00

Alk f'; • -) demand of England to restore to this , infernal Corsi-me the prisoners fakes inSpain - : an obligation to observe the Ts oily of Utrecht, as far as . respects maritime rights : the renewal of the old Treaties; of Alliance between Simin and Frauce : the restitution of their property, r: venues, dipitiesi ,employments, pensions, &c. to all the Spaniards who declared against their cons', ry by attaching themselves to the blockhead Jcseph and the atrocious Bonaparte,. and *hears Slew suffering in France part of their punish ment for-the.ctlipso of treesturogainst their country; so that the circumstance of thoir haring bsetgis!leus wed traitorous Spaniards, sail most pertiosieusltilloirt - _brethren, is not to cause them the Mast harm.- - -A, Thus far as to the conteuts tkak-fainniss triaty,'„ into which we shall not tesicittirthofttpriskent : bolt shall content oursdies with - saying,. IlAtsiarils, be! :Upon your guard ! Ky . frouttßd4tiparte eiercsawt -us in 1606: hy.r.tree of tiolls Iw oeisid not 'subtlest! -us in six years of omteat ; fraud 'iteufajpitte sorts to to overcome u 4 a,txiu. Wlth.this vitililinslerans . •to . • • „avail himself of int. igme, reduction, piAal,sastents, iiiirtbef isantooste - memos suggialtettW hie, in • Okla - Madded to far as Nowt otes*? of &rue uerleg sod ea. scknowiedge tkelnitisste, .eate Ferdinand for King., he Is obliged to took about' lithe ter other ohjuoto We already / see hint endea vouring to embolit es with . our allies the 'English : ;end wee &half roan see him (if ne appbr no remedy); introduce discord and disunion among ourselves.— .We MB see hint send flattering proposals and o rs : :as be has already sent the two Spanish emissaries, the Duke of S. Carlos end Palates, we sheik pto loam -100 kite lend the infant Don Antonia, or even I.:v -4101nd laltaself--perkaps also Charles it V. and Mu ria 'Louisa t The workings of fraud .and intrigue are 'bout to.reconuneuce: it would not be et all extraor •dineiry were lie to send us KiniFerdinand, the better to kebdoe as at bit leisure, assitrovntling him With : parsohalaisder.Frieucle influence, **O. nay give him lessons of desphtiens f and lessons of arbitrary go: -verunaut. Mere vigilance is 'necessary now than ever; more perspicactty to free us from the snares which the insidious tyrant is laying for or; more .firnsuest in cur resolutions ; and more policy to emm teract that of the Garth :in. It toast be obsiorred, that gib coarsatleit pre. supposes, that the Corsican does not treat it the same time with Spain and with England. ' " He will Make the Ettel.sit evacuate Spain : he binds himself dfiliidd of Kegland the restoration of the French. prisoners." Is it not then evident, that the Corsi!.. tail thinks to treat only with us ? And can we dis• join our comae from that of • England ? And can King terdinsad have oonsentelito and signedsitch ttesty'? It itspears incredible; but We well know the vile arts which the tyrant practised at Bayonne, and cap, Wily *moulds for , it. • °ThOt•linet iigisod Spaniard who duet not desire thellttiarn of. tn., unfortunate Ferdistand ; but he wishes it for the good of his country, add not so to upee it tb greeter evils thole those it has already I sulieretl. Ferdinand must return in the way in 11' Spaniards wish it, nod not as Bonaparte means it. ik melt conic to snake us happy, and not to be the mune (though the Innocent one) of new calamities. fleppy u ill he the dry on •whieb Fetdinands'revireti to kis loyal subjeets t esay_belhes addressed t " liktre is your throne, preserse‘by tibstiftialty of your sob. ,jests ; here is your ercwn, ransomed by the kissed of Spnutardi ; here is your sceptre, which Spittle con ittancy places in your hands; here Is your royal robe, tinged with' the Wood of thousands of vietifes who bare fallen that you might preserve it : read-Our tory,-.-inform yourself of all that Spaniards have done fur you,--aud never forget teat so the Spainisk people you own every thing ! Never forget that yost are collie to be the Chief of a nation, the :Monarch of subjects who have abolished the vestiges of despot' ism: ,it is the law which orders—the King Is the ex ecutive Magistrate." But that such a day of jubilee may arrive, King Ferdinand must retorts abanlately free; neither influenced by the Tyrant of Frt C' s. ear by Spaniards ignorant - of the state of Spain, or *ho view our institutions with repognauto .43164164 N PAPERS. ._ Coy.. 4 LETTER roots slitiscioout rrseoaw I:MCA/11114 CO . TUX OgGOlCrOilil OV THE 711AVIr y DAT tgEw Low Due t ie.. tO, 1813, " Sores few akihts shwa* weather premised aw oppoetonitr for 04. *glassine to set to sea, and it was said e* shoreilog Alb filebbliod to make the at. tempt,. Ie the course-0 the eveviottvir.nkihte lights tc'ere barut on both the points at the barbels - ft mouth, tis *sale te the enemy,. sad there rol not ardenbt tot they Ivies,' by *nett and otherwise, lasteatanissa ioformatiee or our movements. b *OW Cetiftti exertions, 61,11 beat made to detest As= cosampnir.nte with the teen by sirs). . of the New Landow Goadbe, to Warta ttieshistiVlV the hope to prevent the repetition •f these s . 4tsted in that newspaper that they bad been obteetved, end sootered to denounce those who had nteathent, 111 asimatod and indignant tent* The cooseVenco is, that he bes incurred the expresa censure *flame of bis neighbours. Notwithstandiugithese signals iutvsii been repeate(f, and have been seen by 20 perstineet; Pest, in this squadron. There are mau in New Les..., don who have the hardihood to affect to disbelieteik end the effrontery to avow their disbelief. " I am, Sir, with the highest consideration, thc,„ (Sped) *. " I;TEPH EN DILC4Tuit. " Ma. Wm. Joao, Secretary of the Navy." FROM THE NORTHERN ARMY. *. WAstintoiTog, We. Air.—The army at Salaam River, we are happy to learn by an Officer directly Dote that part, have completed their winter-quarter*, have a plentiful supply of provisions for their present, use, and are comfortably situated, and in good _ We understand that the 18 months men, me of service has about expired, haie t : ,ithout a single exception, re-enlisted .into' :e. The enemy, it is said, bad eoncentrated )rces at Cornwall, nearly opposite, and it Adently believed, meditated in attack upda, some time during the last week. No ap ions were entertained as to the result shosild be made, as our numbers and position dePmed amply strong to resist any force they, ug agatuie them. With a view to excite on and Insubordination, an insidious pia ben dietrihated and posted up in the Awe- spirits. 1 Whose tit almost wi the service their fore: Was confil • • oar camp ptehensiot the ettemi were deem &nail brie disaffectio csird IQ I 'V , ~~J ern E-frrg4 7 .lesMA N. . been lex t d • _ )!'Vance have as yet, we betters, , IPA - . • .. _ _ tot __ _ Allied are said to have been stranded, or ally lost. 14 more dieutrous to th a t on Leke fories TeX ire- sea gro• passive, thy excellent disciplirt• of 'the Alli i be attrikated . :them Cm satd to have gone down the falls of Niagara. , ATMIOS would not, however , be # its e xcellent n# it ~. Sometim e after the storm had subsided, tyro of Inn's- 10$06nt (Or this. It slather to nic./I.—Yestelday morning arrived h t Which might Serve man enoottragivinit4 and support , - Inc, . , . ,to the . stbsesce of any considerable bodies of 'troops,. i W. e think nothing i. more . probable. tbi et, from Montreal, 4:is .r.scclbency the Gorernot to papoiee exertions, as a cosmos centre—l Pate' i 1 , 1.4 .81. tuff inskillsed rallying point 101114 Irregular forcer, '" Now that the military campaign , .. is ended, the 1 e., In alifillattliory ,antl' extended operations. The . gistative;one ma he expected soon' to begin. It is , c..oni . ilsilat to sake place le France . will, he ..the . expected the Wine Laws. win eegage i,klett of the 'ilasSi ' oils the world has -ever witnessed. Li5...6 413 . 0 f t h e L eg - t a me/C . . 1 . '.. • . , 411 Pf itl inead by.we mains certain; whatever the advocates '' • I ' .:_,...., ; - .--.....---,.- 1%7. 1 ,7 t,.. 1 The LOBO PUBII6.BOI I o* *V S fifSt t itteldifige OtiAi Pet .ice:itiiacirit, •iiistest kis LOrdikip's xesira htdi t v; , us. The melancholy fonsidere. . " 04:1101104, war may, for their own vindication,: , sttettiffitts ' ' positiou at Carlto6 Roast; on Sisiolky. fast,* was; Ix connected with it is, that it Is it•con-,ii said, . - upon the . important of his Ito* • struggle that might with honour and Ilighness's intended Message to l'ariletient respeet s „!.. welded. The struggle is on this ing : the prupOsed Mattimoiiial•Crtiatij-.Asetween tint . Vete awful ; for iwthe erent of Princess CriartsoTTE of WALES and the liereditare • Prince of °Karma.' The nuptials are. expected tii`:.., .. solemnized immediately after . titn.eiwo4.Rie. liy ike sqesto ingefi red e " gs to h m,i i f s f.alorismtneritpyrewdo. will be It . . . remorse. 'The GENT I propoial has received Hist Legisblittriminetion Y -the seuagoOt rem. • . which the Constitution requires. ~._•,... ~!;.ins_ seder:4.i! a state of num- • yesterday, loon after thr44.lo.clirck, his Royal - ,n 1 the satiitteetiou of conscious in.,. Highness the Commander.in-Chfer attended at Ali' lied her. ' . office in the Terse Guards, and gave iutersiees 4011 . ' la of Lord WELLINGTON it may ainsber of personages upon military bisitiesi, &c...,4%, - • • • ApoAli them verse the Marquis of mollßucaßsonalliii. operations a importance will , f r. ' . LiiteteGien, Lord FORBES, Liette.•Gen.Sirtf.oAtli v SOULT back recently a il ed is - e..f.Geo. FIRER, MajOrao4lo%. RALLY , liejOrsooll,. • Ind strengthened Assents* of bia +sist, and hieot..Col. Crric AUT, on, his tgtuith LONDO' dispetehes were received 94 . besides, received conslderables*: , the arm); under the Marquis of Waxtuarom. WEDNESUAT, PlUilti. - the interior. Letters of a. with' astovaity ialwning • . . • --... 0 0. 'u if Aliiii 'NC Lordshio's heed.nuarters state that kiawitesini.Offide by die . ?if ail, from. the hip. - le.:11 .- •' -.-..,.. • ' - - 1 •'- - ' kultifibt Witzlifforent. . • - , . . Two Seppletnents to the Goalie . wciiii pArlitra sd vi gfpliC left nay 'doe to its garrison of 15;009 •• A :; Ilk .: " .riCes of iliv Reatat• '.,4treetsi hatr‘ • yesterday evening; the one containing liccess",ti .. . . 10 P' ilea sae had himself' repaired to Peyrelsouride sirirntiefenwci from the lie* * rteri it kW' Gehlitt . 2 ...,..- 4 . • 13%1Y; to those of Count Bet.t.aeMsrje4 1ia1y,.4, :4.; • the progiess of the Allied Armies in :rfaionni:' - nlnsk:' •'. " ' 'it / the Gave. the other Colisietieg ofdispatehes froutSir-64.',Podif . • t at Papers to the 429.. d alt . werstiecehed lasi i'• The language used by soma of-tkelb, , 1 . . . , ~..:`•, ; _ von, dated at Montreal, the ltth of Dec.' - PIC' gbt,ll4 contents of which will be 'mind in another ' Pr i n ts st i n t" sPPear to f°flindi urn'ilei ' . -.,,. • : , but exploded doctrine of passfpe-ob . 41114, . A.F 4'.. the dye. ' part ofeur Paper. PALAFOX, the gallant defender • edtefice ' " 4 first Supplement comprises extracts from patches of Sir CHAS. STEWART, dated rho 17Th ,of Smagessa, has, it seems, been dispatched. resistance. It would... Very well-quadrate 19109.. , ..; by , Used by Louis XlV,.'when his' grendson s P'n -.. ' .. WA, at Bede ; from those of Lord litiaosseiten t 4 : B ONJF 4 Tr. , on a mission to the Regency , which is !of Spain,• was obliged to make hiettleetiee t k ..."• ' t og led rei nn it th . fr e ote l - 414 011 at t o V f es s o ir ul Tril a o nt .. on .. Ik' ii l7lll, f.ri . -ne tis i supp9i;iimibie d , the ,priFariOnt pronzied-.9r-4,*(e. , 4 1 1 . 1 1 001 1 4 ' ' t a o n r d ela to te a to sep t a h m e t r e e- r es ea ta c h e lis w h i m th ent F : a f nc F e c . L- 1 , , to possess the Spawisit:thrOwelcrem9!ninti . ..- • Cetinhoet, of thai4th ; and_ that 4 e.he agef(l ... eh', ft Theisliceedings of the Regency and Cortes, will be 1 sioni witE;ll th e appends& ther•eatedoirebetlWibli . war then could offer. The fattecklking eislie4 -; %Nl r ti..trradroxydated the 23d, at St. Jean de loos: !!!! , fosii.eztremely interesting. • 'descendant to possess loth kingdoms, bat E• C. Sl‘ll4Alig tad Lord Buacsizaist detail the rhos,, , - • Gene ral GeAnxx's dispatch does not enable us to , as well as o ther ,stetes, insisted up o n p a ' - Ay emote of 'the Allied Armies. on .titp eastern frontier int.„..10, my thing`to the particulars o f the battle of I nouncing one : upon which Looms said, ", A; ~ Pante ; WhiClithaysisi not, bemires', bring uptattritilif . ‘ *ate as the itildHgeoce recent from hi** Vi` . s on . lii ens, of , which our Readers are. already In s of France succeeds not as heir, but at mastex _.. ; kingdom ; the sovereignty-of' which belorsptcr, . ' choice, but by birthright : he it obligek ~::,, • . • leasofionv these dispatches, Abet a nowlmaatealsol . dis Patch of Sii' GEORGE PRESOST I states that} n ot by his rown to no will of a. prier King, t o no co had bean established between the armies of, 0 41 14 1 4 1 , tibe i Amierican ermy had gone into winter-quarters, , ! of t h e c peopte t but to the law ; and this law _ _ _ - ' stotiareities f .k ROW fiats) men, who, it wee suppeile, bid , c o o .=o. to. become the 1114fiostrussont id the •limy is ibip.transactioo, wee , ariestod t _ *NI le la eogltadyi ° eidNre as t 6 ea} A i df*ea of MO 614 4 Obt Ottirated to the erreY• iii folloiilot li a: rid copy Of the plowed, 6110 of whick %fib lion4od ot by our Ijitoreteet, ladorted " 1 1 0 Tall AligitioA!tiisigt.AT SALMON tt tVliL sit si AH Amerisin the owimitoral war io which they are at. present gaged, will receive' at -the British outposts tjapoev years doe,l4,thens by the Americas .Goverlimetitt thoestosot of MI mouths pay. No ,man shall ir, tielteds*sermagahott his. owe country.". .r•t ret - tr - e t trattosi. Fe cleft: ' Aan. BLvcazu and PriOCEI SCIRWARTZRNIERGE, through the tnedium of Count Wannes.force . , which °marled position between them. Marshals Moscrtna nod MARIIORT had both been compelled to retreat; .the debauches of the Vosges, which would , hare aforded a strong position of defence to the French armies; ti • , Is, ;Consequence of the defeats they had sustained; I Is the ivill el ins • WhO elitalitiShigl , 'stilt brie .account of the disastrous conflict itti cad neittiekbeibisilidafeti by egreenosi v ese e..i s k # . 14like ale is inclosed in this t dispateh. The greatest' tiered unit by rettun tion.: . sh:i 4 2 ; the* - cifie,o4 . .: , ,illial gad valour was displayed on both sides in this' S P ali-- ; th -.7- -'l.efelit !* re li t ash III : : : .10. th i - 'S l ur , . engprinent. Capt. BARCLAY speaks mast ha.udsomely; d isappn li t , of peace, diet '..et ' eniy (Peeve isteassif s aisik .. the Alliii.'ir-This it Indy . • " -: 1 - it.* gills ti tr .y displayed by the American Command- ' imitable - 70, o th er Th ne i them •"iiig a r i l t • ' • 0,..10' . : ,aW, .ty, during the action, and of his bum- I doctrine to be hawked abitut by iertitOWC • - ,/,'-' . . . .. wonodedpi)idAiers. The circedistanne ;rtet's twere.fty part of the Irflin 1 1 1 ,.717.., __. tektoollll.ole . atlyrnanded, - was evi. ! lc ' . ! m a nta. oonsequence of the•grest ittrisealtkallf .. he' has been presai led upon to pist Or - cause of this calamity.; If the In t al ' l ndditbvinit • night beyond his oni A t the disposal of the firlitisti be corn.: be an :Monday next ; after n i j a - atthe disposal of the American Go- i liteefereor .will:retire.l4 a fete. Weeks to it fitment, when wei.thus sustain defeats of tote most ' Melpomene will be secceeded hy-Thetid, iiAlitkiet . Serious consequence, from inferiority of numbers initialers,' inimitable .1" it, Dmti._, ..‘ 7 ...., ...i.:,-, .4 t.,),„. ? ..,• mint of the AmericiinVotersinient exalted at the ea. r five hundred gni:tees to thittiferets li • ...t: • •' . , • • - , peace of our own. __.......:.,..,_, 1 Th e second fleet forMr o ll4 •di ' ' •.. • . ... . e ... .. • !the Ifith instant, Via. a, NOR OR.. goat, ; Madras and, thbtit i 111 -afffitif 4 .411 !“ 11 4 1 Capt, ‘. l4'l ; son, ditto ; Royal. Otte, .Cattaki • Run r Rusts, Batavia ad Chine • Said ig e , Oggseist. Rounrson, ditto ; Castle ' liontl t y; Capt. Patao* . so N, Madras, Prince of Wales 7,, Wand a anti Ch i ch l Glutton, Capt. llALleuicrON, St. Ifillinh and :I , . Aden, Captain **MIT* " 41 3411 t vit a g o , 1) 4 4 A• Europe, Copt.qy,i.sTEn,dittni : ', .' 21st.T ts. . 14ZSISE, ditto. .. • t Yesterday the LARD StAyna, presided at a Court of Commo:i Council, when it proceeded to the election of the Irish Society, end "'savorComex; Vac, Al.. derman, was appointed Governor of the saetieiTise Committee for G.eiteral Purposes presented a .. for granting Gratuities to the Clerks and O , , .at ta r the Court of Requests . , out the balance of last the Chamberlain's bands, which was • read '' ! asid . :: agreed to.—Thanks were voted . to the Rev...' W. TOOK, Chaplain to the Loan ' 111.1 YOR; : for 'li tile his sermon, on Plow. Sunday and the Than ts• giving Day l and he was requested to prbit 'the '.. , '. I The Committee appointed to consider the eau 'St the high priCe of bread, presented a report` relative ,• thereto, suggesting sundry vegetations, ' not only with respect to the corn and flour trades, betlabo respecting the existing Acts of Parliament by which they are regulated; and also on the present mode'of . Jetting the assize. The report was reaci l ,and,ordked to be printed fdiluture consideration. - Alstrindriate .was presented from certain suffering inhabitanth elk the Continent,. and referred to a Cotornittic A letter from Hanover sayt---‘ 4 .. The Duke ot BRUNSWICK, with 8000 of his new corps, is gen... to Dusseldorf, to wait the• event of the PliStiar. REGENT'S decision respecting who is to here !the, command. of the 32,900 strong assembled pre. which includes the troops of lianover, gideitgot,r . the Hansa Towns, and Mecklenburgh-Schwerifi,— Whether his'Serene Highness will . be uppointetl,'*.thos . . important station remains uncertain ; in point orbe. ing qnsiified to undertake it, his long nijlitarg -tier., vices and thorough knowledge of the science of wary, -are greatly in his favour." • .. • .., .. . ~. . -If Gteen.roont report,lei:correet s : Mit Oki op'. very much increase hiss fkiitasjieb . r*perfiriniike of Richard. Cariosity sie..iireatty soli* tigoe,.if . 'lactation to , witness his entree. list is . iii 4 iiie 'mtge.. Cooz;'s death has left ah tflitt g open to hint. - . , The whole seven battalions of the Foot Oulardi are at thii time on foreign service, an occurrence vet kaivra id the military annals of Great Britain.- By the recent death of Gen. RALPII . I:II3RD.As; the' Coloasky of theAlth . Regiment of Foot, an the- Governorship of Duncanoon Fart : in lselan4, are become *Remit: let, the Thi • - and &cling of Pk :7.40•1 7 1011444.1.: : t0b it 1 vessel - • offiait viii•k • • SWiiit;`44iiiiii l it , 111:wirkitt taken, since his pima" s# soolog o : okiik; 390 Q. prisoners and 25 pike of. oisakols. • %AMP, all the Cossacks wets at Noullikitaao, 73 miles from Paris; the Preach Papers hs already stolid thila 4 tei be et Sens, 13 mites &Aso in advance. should make an stamp upbeat the capita 4, the avoiding and Initiltr ar the Nadeau* Garda 11,111 ; be pet to the laiti Ail. to dolt prototdow *Pk APARTs hos melded it. We lean already our opinion, that DOWAtArti Weald Sit *SW 1114 sordid a trust of such Imporisaco in the *di Of men, of whose fidelity be was not well *sst . nalg. The Cossacks may advance to Paris, thetletilbal tack it, bat we shall be greatly mbtakoa s .11001 r - Spitil and rssolation of the inhabitants shoili successfully repel any aksault by this light ost.ih‘r! velar description of force, Sir CualLts Snaralit, after tnentipoing the successful +welt of, Witte . berg, observes, tho in sovoreace of tho iiiinroielout which bee ball made, every fortress t' l ab 0,1 1 1 1 4 *4,7 erbtily the force tl • • aced that thus the AiDed • army, • of riven Adak . . . te" • We have given some extracts from the Halifax Pa. ph received yeiterday. The intelligence they con. vey from the United States is not of a later date thee thettst of Dec. Private letters Mate, that a car* Was about to sail from New York with•Counaission. *et* treat for the restoration of peace with this l 'ileentry. Their arrival in Europe may be, therefore, dim expected. A letter fmu Commodore nEcAxurt 'dm Secretary of the Navy , accuses some of the itsbebftents of New London of giving information, 1 1 by signal ' is the British squadron of his intended Now Scotia &man, to the 20th ult. were re ceived this morning, and their contents will'bo - found Ivry isteresting: HALIFAX, JAN. 16. —Two oictout, r Majesty's brig Raleigh, Captain Ifontza, arrived ttsii afternoon, in eight day's passage,..from Passa maquoddy. Left there his Watt's slopp Merlin, and Callao and Shelboura schooners—had Ameri- Penn, contaialog the Embargo Act, seaqiiel boud Ns' Martin. ' of aim* be se, Sir Clikittb tam.. admirabk &aviation' such an effect ii.rsait of the Allies is taiolt mei** HI t$ mate strews Must, of, the population be properly roused that any army w, can assemble, —.,Gstat conitneutt nets' - of discipline ,SerAwAirfrEN DEW *metal . passivelll. -therto by the inhabi We cannot forbear the PrOCUlßatil SCHWARTZI riietieday. If the and inacti:e v if the be fully content ,eik l MUT UP suck pier a needless ferocity a cation bysuch . 11Y-41ta Quebec Mail arrived on Monday ,U=Tat thieleti au VA nft. By it toe itaresting Genera) Orders were received; ono flouncing the further imprisonment of America. 'War r . ihe veloglitorY 118;Tin• The othttr, pion o,f krt Gene, on the 12th December, Bluish force. „quisnec t Dac. 14 .-- Private letters from Upper I .at dated at York, the '2d December, mention ,:o( . part of, the enemy's squadron on Lake , Mario ; one large ,veSSel is said to be .on shore at farmiard, with her sides knocked in. One Vessel srfeckedl4 the light-house at Niagareii ~aotosed to be the Madison, with hit' skiing 404! _7_ • One Missing, said to be snit; wkh Qesseral 'ffairbon and setae troops on board. The sebnroner of the. Lake is stranded between the Teu . 4 end Mile Creek, on Oar side of the Lake.„ vast an blow the American Fort. 1* of the *radios and the Lady of the. i sfAlleationotas be god a doubt. Moorscikt., Dap. lb.—Letters/re in town. from. eeto4ttsa habit ti. $4l -hat. report that the gals which did so land istirrsy ' *Wrists feet ea Lake Ontevierhae proved • 1 •••••••• im!, .-r 7.-o- --- . . . meads ... -•• • ' ' - ' '. ':' • it- i -'' •'•-•• '' • ' '.: Ya`.ll 11 'ever cam Am. . 1 : •' - tAst):: . ..:• fr iZift... •• "„ - °D1 _,.7 .1 . -• 1 . . A r Set IN w awa, a stre • •• e ..,,,i,.4,..:,...;.w...•..... minim • ‘ 1.. •16••••..•,•. IP; e. -101: r . , .. . • g .. a g, 0 .6; ...1 r t.., , ..., (iistsenb . uVi ' . . iZtr 1,4 ",:• 1 •" -. lice int , rendiera i •. 0 •$.6.4.4Ze, ...• .- illettgolana •• • ....,• •• • dtr•it . t . o •*0 . • . ... • Nal,land •• . 1 A ? . .. v... • • rart . • li ft, Ban , ye boil 04 _ • *tit* ttr STOCKS 11111 Ul t. AT 40111 .. ~.. 'k • its • pow ft. ... . „ :,„ .:.„ ,• ~ ir.4.1 , • 4 nod • :fa.. .2sB .. .10 00- .• 4. ir' . ::.!' . . Art k. ... . .:..- - Ltiti• C . 663 . • .:. ....._. - * ..)-,;• .-. ''' ---'''. - 7 "• - addioSr IVO 1 : _amt. Cour. 641 • - '.• wpm. ~ .. : • .x . -. . . ..... . . Lystafteeis. IRO . .. - • ' • '4l9treis• - am i per t'ent: Navy PM 6: •- ..- ~ !lamb ~ -:, •• . .. . - .., will be deal 144. Mn. 161 7 4 . . ' . . • ''-' • ''''-' ! •the dispatc _.. 0. i. : THE STATEg fi " *' ' `„ . : -ed that of ' "-. • plarAk Si —. • ... • . . • --- • • 11 " • i tt • • . • Qrws get-podgy ~ al Lati ff.grth =, : •- •;::1 - .. ... • ! ''.:4l - s f air,• lehtdt bad, 1 • • . , . 4 , • WEDNESDAY, iitiaviipar Illi , ffla4.. • • t , i nform i ng& front ti . - . .---.40*-- ' •-- : ':'`. . ell. fritii his Lord reps thus . abandoped by the - -fonest ;..,aud the 1 tart Ci , ' pt. PERRI ties,. ...:., -, '. ire otlhAtcyzy tcl s , settliit - ithr t s ' wlifi l s the ... 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