The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-15 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. -4....-. MOUSE OF I.olloS—Famtv, Dge.l4. Earl CAMDEN reported to the Hew the mule of the ,Noble Lards who had beats chosen on the Committee fur theezamination of his Majesty's PhY siciinft, enJ for reporting to the HUlaft the result of the same. Tat utmes were as folio* ;-•-• Drchbishop of Canterbury • Wallop of Landon uke of !ferrate Earl of Harrowby Arehhishopof Yore Lord Visimunt bidtooath Earl of Moira Earl Camden tord &eosin. Earl of Westmoreland .Ye of llEotii tow I Marquis nf Abercaro Lord Ellenburougb gado( EuckinghaimbinO Earl !Now, Earl Pawls Muffle itt Legsdowne Ur) fp! Laver eel Lard r f idisa ieord Kedegftie liturgsis leellaley This Earl'of LIVERPOOL then moved, that the Committee should meet toonorrow (this day) at twelve o'clusk, and that eight be a quorum, with privilege to adjourn as they should think fit. Mr. Winne announced, that Drs. Reynold', ileberileu, and Biiltie, were in attendance, awl they were accordingly called in, sad sworn. • Ths Earl of LI V ERPOOL moved, that their Lordships should wljourn.—Acreed to n" m. con. Mr. Lop fLi„ with the most ugfeigned gratitude, i requests to return his heartfelt thanks to his numerous Priem's, who hare honoured him with! their Wad enquiries as to his health ) and their oomosiseration for his present unexpected, and, as he conceives, unmerited costfinemenli . and to those (previously unknaVn to hint) oche have, is common wills the universal sen timents which he is led to believe pervades the kingdom, as to his lENTENCE,ftwoared him with their enquiries ) he begs to make his best acknowkdrnents. • pit Country is his 4LLer.•While life remains, his every moment shall be occupied in endeavouring - to says it from irretrievable ruin, by assidu. out(y endeavouring, at AMY wag, to •expose Corruption wherever he can find it, mmitopeint ' out to his beloved Countrymen the dramPil evils they have to apprehend from the eantinuanc, of the present system. STATe GAQT , , NesTgate, Dee. 15. 1810. We (Wend to lay before oar Readies, OR idiaday, the :eery ictportaut Speech of Mr. Caste le, at the Diver lately &t$ to Liverpool, to celebrate Mr. R4lollllleliEketion. ;. Allol3 ****** q. MINA++ w It . Water64 . 41. • 000 vo LAIMM egeg• Malta es .•. "Moe OF 111 1 001 •rtill DAY AT °Ng tiCLaCh. 8 ply ChM. 1104 Os of t MI pg Coe. cops. shut. ' Mumma 51 dia. • . • STATESMAN. LONDON: 1141 PAT. ialictunta 15 ) 1810. ITAI'Z or EIS MAJESTY'S HEALTH. 64 Maker bulk, Dec. 15, Fine &Clock, M. 46 ITis MAJESTY passed a tolerably fiord eight ; anti is quiteas well as he was yesterday." " gENRY HALrogo. st M. ISAMU& " R. WILLIS. •': dazurdz. of LUCIEN S N 4 PARTE is vvrg.AN.p. Our Plymouth Letter of thlodoi contains the following I- 44 PLYMOUTH, Hee. I& " Arrived this morning, and anchored is the Sound, the President frigate % of 38 guns, Captain W aura, from Malta, in 25 days passage; has on board Lutstam Boa %PART', his family, and suite, consisting of 3# persons. She sailed from Fal. mouth about Bevels %seeks since, for the purpose of bringing him to this country, and arrived at Matra, after the short pastage of 13 days. The frigate io put under the restraint of quarantine; he, therefore, comint,laad, Until an Order ia Cuuneil is received for that purpose." A ktics from Falmouth informs us, that the Sandwich packa is arrived there with Mails from Aortic', 35 clays from Ncw-York. Øy this arri vat a report is brought that the American Govern ment hare opened their ports to France, gnaw of NAPOLEON haring rascindkd kb livrlia and MUT.% &creel, and that thia ANIMUS* ports arts abut *gains* the British. • We yesterday gave a mart-acenunt qi the diem. trous affair le time East ladies. We hare now re eeived various details concerning it s 'from 'different Tatters, and shall furnish cur Iteadent with every circumstance we can collect belonging to this eini. went attcen.tcs. The following are the anceessivc documents tad the subject, beginning with the fain issued by ooVettitnient yesterday treeing: St; • 6 , AtritiaALTv Ovetr.g. ncc. 24. " Intelligence hos been received, Ant no the 2,3 d lhaaast, lidj4..l) . 's ships SiriAl, Nereid,. Maicietcnine, and *Morro , r4,es 'too the Mahone Sod tat, in the Isle of Prelim, with s4l ,raw to u:tuek sol enemy's st4natltun of two Note*, a cuts sear. :Ind nn armed indlaman, lying nt anelw there. In push• tog for their stations along-41de the elstroy s t he Sitini e hingicicnne. bird Nersids. unhuppily gemtaded. ;sod it was fnmilliMPnglibk . tilers nil; though the utmost shin sued gallantry in eadest ourinsto save tlso salos under eireunadnettes of peculiar disad vantage was displayed, .4 After two cloys autecoitted, bet assovaillng exertion, ender the lira of 114 heavy batteries, Captain 1 1 , 1 1 abalfam•rd at boot of being able 0 0 cet trg tae arms sod alrliteigittbel O W were in enomspietwe hood by their errws , • " Tdl silt:ado h whics the Atarei•ia grusibi s ennbko - 7 , - -.4 r ' teensy to sera theethole It. of their ships on her, but area he this wiequal roiliest, Captain WILLOUbIiIIY contioued tr. itgils her to the 48 _t ettremitY , till every 011iccr and man no board west Ohs? laid or wogitted. " All the Wines ships wore driven an Atom. bet one of the frigates was afterwards got of. and being joined by three ethers from Poet Louise they blockaded the 10.14gsnie at her samba, nit ender Me of Passe. eti which Mead (it haying been pre velvety garrisoned by us) the news Of 11$0 1 Sitio. and Xerki dna wereiaosiesi." grAmy.... • " RAICIPSHIIIS TELEGRLICR Orvica, Deo. 13. " Arend the #Ettas• ga.c imam..., from Bengal, last fres the Cape of (lend Rope and it. Helena l'atiled front t cape she $h is the buret of enezpected nod maples! sant inforundium, namely, the loss of three of hi: blajesty's frigates, viz. pries, Aitagtdenne, sad Nereid., and the pe*i boas state of a inerth, the Iphigtiti l stitch was left block aded by shred French frigates. with tery mule provisions oa board. 0 The loss•of these _ships was canoed by their making an attack on two French frigates and an East Indiania n. in one 4 the ports of (he Isle Qf France. The Nereids:wee up- - pointed to lead the other ships in, and she getting agrolnal. the °there reetithe same fate, w hen Alley were alldestroyed. The Merrier last the greatest part of her crew by the Ore frons'the emmy's batteries ; the other ships we're rectally destroyed by their gallant crews. The French- ship* afterwardi Chafed Admiral BERM, in the Moo, and Boadkee, away from the station and again resumed the protection oft* Island, with a great number of frigates. The French issalafret bad lade W• veral captures; the Canton Fast Intilatatto, and sevtral trans. ports with troops. commanded by Gee. W sTstcaA,sss are golfing she captures. airrar • I 21TRACT 01 A LETTER FROM TUF GIP* 11/ 010011 • • HOPE, DATED TUE WIT! SEPTEMBER, 1810. We had taken the Me de Ras, at the entrance of Port ennth-East, and. the Nerelde was anchored oft' it, whets a French squadron, consisting of the Afixerre, Regime, rider, and the Wind/too and Ceylon captured Indinmen, made their appearance in the offing. French colours Were hoisted on the frigate and batteries, bat us son as the French came close they were changed, and a 6re dpened upon them, which they pushed through, and anchored in Port South-East, except the Windlant, which put about and stood for Rivicre Noire, but was re-taken by the Sirius, Captain PYsr, on receiving this intelligence, immediately worked up to Port South-Easts and ! was joined by the Moi;icisone and Iphigenta, " Au attack on the enemy's ships was determined on, and an easy victory anticipated. Fate, however, had destined other wise. The Sirius and Magic:fame grounded on some unknown small shoals, end all endeavours toot/hese of proved fruitless. The lesigsnia Ant to leeward of a shoal, which lay between her and the enemy, so that Captain W t ta.otturtav, in the Mirada, alone 9aiued his allotted station, and engaged singly the whole of this force, together with about 69 pieces of cannon miseesed on the batteries, in a manner that perhaps history *TM equal, The action lasted many hours, until ten at night. When she was takes possession of by a boat front the enemy, after having lost MO men, out of 980, killed and wounded, and driven the whole Grebe etanny's squadron on shore as well as , " Captain Wll,Lonawav lost an eye, ttnd was badly hurt % about .the head, but resolved that the Eng,lit•lt nag should never be struck whik he had a man able to ire a gun; he would not leave hcr when a boat from the Sirius wassent fur the purview, but declared he would poi Abandon his wounded unfortunate shipmates. The Sirius and 3rogiciaine Acing irrecoverable, and aathitt Wag shot of the enemy, were set fire to and burnt.. The crews were landed on the Lle de Ras, and the Iphigenis Ir/taped up to that anchorage. lii the MINUS time the iletive. Venus, and La Manche, with a corvette, cane op 'ead 'block. ' acted the entrance, schilbt La llellone was gut of, andwasied up. " In this situation were things on the 3lst of Angest ; but I am sorry to say, that no probability exists of their safety. Thef hml only previsions and water to hold out it week at fat thest. They had been sinineolied by the French to surrender at discretion. Capt. Lamm:re refused this. but offered to capitulate on tees-, beisfg lie wed t.• carry allay the whole of the people nu attire, and the Iphigenia to a Hrhish porn. The :in.wer of the enemy haul not been received, but it is eery easy to forma that this propoat will uut be acCepted." 2,1x11A - OT OT ANOTIEZR /ATTER. FROM TILE CAPE OF GOub litPE, SEPT. 26. " knreved is a piece of mast unfortunate intelligence, just received from the Isle of Fiauce ' and which having been re ported to me by the nicer who brought the dispatches, may comeopietitly be depended upodas perfectly authentic. " The Ceylon:nal Wine Main East India ships, which sailed hence catty in Jane last, having on board the ittli regiment, fur Madras, together with M.ilor.Gen. WETlleal./.1. and fa . oily, were captured. after a severe and allaut action, by the ride!bias and liiiterne French frigates, and Vidor stbor nfwaroind ~.by them carried into Part South-Enst,in the !ilea France. 'file Irinclhans Mosinee been retaken in entering Port St. Louis. On the other ships an attack was attempted by his Majesty's Millis Sitars, Magkienna. and Nereide. The latter anchored alongside the Bellow. and brought her lb close action; but the ruble of the Nereide being cut by a shot, she drifted on shore and was captured, after having 460 men killed or wound ed ;}among the latter, her gallant Captain, .Wit.t.OUGIIIY, 'merely. The enemy continued fit ing wpm. her, and killed and wounded greats numbers, after she had surrendered. The Sirius and Maicienae grounded at the entrance, and were deserted and bunted hi their crews, who landed' on the Isle de Ras, mar the Isle of Fr ince, where them Is every probability they will be ohligrd, or rather have been obliged, to surrender, togethari with the Iphigenia frigate, t=ie enemy's squhdroit ; as, what the messenger came arse, thew had only right days pr0w1... , shim, and no Chance of relief We lime now only Awn frigates . and is sloop on the station, while the hostile force eiiihretivelf amounts to ire large frigates, a sloop, and ti brig of war. ,They hate also raptured the Roarer transport, ladeu i kb provisiuns for our squadron." - • ' ANOTilift LETTER, Ltsts DATIO. ,• • es to my Iwo you were made ationsfinett writ& 'efiVigiteril of the Itoashap luta, Captattsaiwywo. je' l4 “. OO4 WA kedge: and Minerva • have also arrivial from iiowhon, and the and 117th regiments had eiolpirked an banni these three ships, niwl tht•Orforit t ►geri+nrs, and Were au the point at' tar lean ' ived _. . ___ ... .. tailing _ . anirive, without Convoy when on Atni•ri brig ,urri% , irtou Bourbon. - with -etre 41;01ront inieliiKettre 'if nut having lost., hree friptirs nt the Monritius; nild or u flung h. the 4,1* genii:, brio/ in a 1,144 V.litoltil Situati o n: alsti, that the Ceylon :kat% ;Vita/sues were t ,keo by the r limy. A prior ' , seven* here eouseguesitly hero diteenburkcd, and donut now ireactli, without couvoy:' . . . --. . , To these Docutneuts we lase to add the .ft' , 4lollir, ing particulars :—Tbe Ceylon and IVitslhniis littskia-: mew ware captured by some French *atm rpa!: thiliale If Trance, in the Mosendsiqtte chaiwel s . ,_ to :2.0 e n their passage from tie Cape tol n di a , y with two or three 'that. ships. All of them had detachments of troops on board, for iodia. The Wind/a, was oftqwards re-taken, so slyvvre.nieutioned, by the Sirirst,' but all the troops - - • had been shifted from el -en board of the French Metes. " • . raotia *Alta* OM Ea A RD TUC Rquilkalas 3 Lliatelallalil 1 etaiVis b *demur, b 4 riuth 11/1/ lb Ira& ferow,ffifintente. • Ariumorst.‘ Ki:!c 0 Y %OA R b TUE cielliati. 1 NalorAirreniti t 4- Licut..eitliM44, 2 Cailtiii% 6 Liegte mug% i Surrey. 168(4:leant-, U5l troops. 0",..."1iat' s A ,irt %1 tiO ARE RA ne rftlsolcru ; 4, mar -Gen. WilferrekA ;J.. I.leut:-ColtuniMelculku ; Col. 10110, nil and, hi. A!I I:, 14th Pool; Lieutetiantti it aLor, a 4 451 4 a B , ( 3 al&nt,rir, Protein, Ilatioloquivit, it ,s; t t.,934;•Pr.Amion 4 or, 94th I Nltya' ~ x• k •,tiNsftsion; 1.4.4103 Cvmst., . _ • 7 J s~rATEsMM . 1 , . - ' The Boadicea was chatted . and got into Baur. bon. The Ranger transport, and flaaock gun, brig, were taken. Admiral I k ane was cruising in a frigite, and it was feared that be might also be . captured by the throe Frenchmee..coassno. dore igeoratit of what bad ocestred, sailed from Saint Paul's Bay on the Sild; but OR arriving of the Isle •slo Passe, and fluting the enemy in force, returned, •followed. for two days by La Venus and Astrea French frigates...— The Rembay Merchantman (a large transport), and a schooner, .sailed also from St. Paul's, with the same destination; the form bid on hoard 2so men of lb* limit battalion, and an ample sup. ply of water and provisions ; but the fate If these ships Is not yet seeertaineti. . We might leave this:disastrous Ole As, Spesste, with its own unsupported inflow*. an the, public mind. .To auction, thet will not ',beet reason, that has scorned admonition and windage Calami ties Stay be of use, and the calamities themselves . are, in that.cue, a better argument than anything that can' be offered front the .pettr . ,. a Might, theta.. fore; have left-the preseat disgract to 114 f, and its operatlosoi the Paddle. Bekagleisterial Pa. per endeavours to show us that thle . wretehed affair will W of no material detriment to . :4tit interests in those sea;. The Paper shalt tekm* ' fur itself. saps— •• The low of the Elea frightes attlie . lde of France, um% tifying nod melancholy as it is, trill act, we are informed, °c ession mach incorwenience to the service is that sea. There are of present on the Cape station the Boadicea, Commodore Ito w Licir the Mier, Captain e seen ; the dfrieedne, 0, wain Costner ; the 4chron sloop, Lind Vhienent NsvlLLt. The Afsasteur, Captain , Pasoan, was at St. Helena. me i although ender orders for Englund, proceeded without di •' to the Cape, on bearing the loss at the Mauritius. The Bari& don frigate is on her way from England. In addition. ordeal were sent yesterday morning ta•Purtsmaeth and Plymeirdr to. prepare several ships, wicbust delay, to proreed to the Cara . The Seipion, 74 guns, Captain Jolts nous, with the flee. Adm. liverroart on board, is also on her way to the Vire. The Paw* frikae arrived at the Cape oaths eight of *ends of September." Without disputing this long waster-roll of terce l in the Indian Seas, or going out to them, too plain questions remain to be asked—have those seas been, at any time since the present precious politi. clans came into power ) occupied by our cruisers in such a manner as to protect our trade there? end will the present melancholy losses leave us more able to guard those seas from . the enemy's aqua. drone ? As to the first of these questions, it is notorious, that the enemy were more masters of , those Seas than ounelses. Any person that Siam stranger to the relative forces of the 'll5 countries, would suppose that it was FR tncr, - end not ENGLAND, that had the out-nunthering, amnia:tering, unmatched navy. The French squa. drone sailed about, at their case (except when heat. o(f, by VISIMIANTSICX), while the English fleets could not- be heard of, for alontllll. , ADMIRALI, and Admirali Secretaries, made their fortunes be. yond the expectation of the most gluttonous ap. petite—but the trade was left to itself, and he met. chants to tosses and decay ! This was the picture, the shame of England, and the laugh of the world, which onr great Marine Statesesen eibibitedlalts4ta. And now it seems our whole nasal foes in those 'Seas is disorganised and dispersed, ell but what has been destroyed, sad that by one blow. 'the* complaints were made here of the foresee neglect of else Indian Seas, it was said—accidents Will happen ; 'a merchantman may be taken, for your squadrons can't be in all parts of the seas at once; but no. thing serious can fall out.—This reasoning was op. posed by the sapient reasoners being tokl—something "serious may and will happen ; the system involves 'a danger that cannot always be escaped. The time is citme fur the fulfitting of this prophecy, and one blow has dissolved your power in the - Indian Seas, and marred your estravagent boasts at home.— thnat.t.o is not valiant either I—and England has lost her naval superiority and name, polled down 'from her greatness by her advisers, as the above 'named poor personage in the play was, by his errors end evil cousuellont.—The Government Bulletin speaks of the skill and gallantry that was dieptued s coder Olfcnntailllolll-4 , 43ontsliar vantage, In endeavouring to' gititlf the - frigates-- ,ao one will be dispottliiitrildtii thet. In the maul proportion at Minitsleittittif ifs be condimSed and despised, aro our bieet - esidissi end their eM. ears to be admired. We May, perhaps, a little blame the officers on the present occasion (or some of them) for the useless obstittecy that sacrifices pre. "eines livet, whou the contest is in fact over, and resis tance' uuaaailable. But their:brave hearts are to be alloired the advantage of their brave habits ; for Ithey would weep over a scene like this last, if they • did sot think their duty called them to this excess of Lresistaneti. for them, there are a usiltioo of things to say, when They do err on the score of too much daring, or too much pertinacity in resistance; and every heart is ready to plead for them Fur bli 'nisters, no Man who ever means to blush stain, ,mien detected in the 111 Les? AN h MYST en as Or filitarrrents, *ill utter one word. They, and their Moll, have now fallen into a disgrace, that we hope will leave them hereafter harmless, - inasmuch as it must strip them of 111 power, either over the Ext. cultists, of .Paassessamv. -Sommottoes to ell the tdowbert of the Cetfreet -werocircelated yestenlay, for h Council is bo het i 41 tke Foriin.Otbee et Wile oleivek leo night. ~ .N.,rat INTELLIGENCE. T • rwrimmt,RlK. 11. The peacock brig of Willi, which arrived l ast ,eveningb, la stated to hovo'so: ol ten the Prince waks,.packeerfrom Liebol44f•tpg into Falmouth • by which it is learnt that btussena had retreated ,from Santaresa l. an, : wm tars,66l by Lord W el . Wigton. • A Iblessenger, t ,otgod:w4h dispatch es f rom the ! American illinistes) tondos', arrived bere t hi s ' morning,. and, saitat4oriol'ia a cartel for ht, r . 'lair. L Arrived the Comissece,lielsiond, from Cike, tar, last from Bristol, boon(' to London, by re. celled damage in the late gitis: A The Sandreich packet . !a ) roma CO have tutted at Falmouth yesterday, fro,' An America; frii,tl,ll gai4fo 'have ININd ap Channel yesterday. Arrived the Dove, Netherwood, from London; Diligerl t &PG regor, from Glasgow ; Globe, Sri. m og i s am, front Southampton; aad Brother:, El. from Wales. A sloOp of war Is new working iato Curta i l Bay, supposed to be from the Eastward. L' "title's Convoy is not put hack hers,tat sup. posed to have bore up for Falinuuthe FALMOUTH,, Dual. Ills Majesty's ship L'Aigle, 36 guns, Captvi s Wolfe ; Monilich 33 gnus, Captain Seymour; and rgtian brig, 10 guan o , Captain Davies, sailed true hence yesterday with Ams outward-bound Portugal and Mediterranean masorpys; but were forced back Again today by • strong S. N.:gaio. This Et have made Ave attempts to. ylroecedi but hart cum dandy been driven hick by costrvy winds. Irtai thy' Ongivally teed 'll/itifiliflir the Rue sad Routsrheum to costae to London was Nor Yetis". Day ; bet, on account of the Kaxo's meats in the Qtnee's 'de i ce not being likely toe got ready by that time, the day has been altered to the eth lik January. : n s') We are sorry to state, tts l i the Princess Mir Mar been so much indisposed that she wu UMW t o bet; bad for four days: Shoeless, however, well swage-on Thursday to accompany the Qum and t h e ponces. Eus.tecost tafernore, in her coed. ThiVrinee of 'Wct.es his been elected President of the 'Jades lestitutiou, in thoraces of the lets Herta( DARTMOUTH. The Marquis of STAYPOICO is oliosen Deputy President. * Wednesday intoning tiscoont CATUO4II ar. "riied at Windsor Gambil l -whore he remaimed tour bouts, and then set off in a chaise and tuor for London. The LORD Mil*" teak *Minted a Cetnt of J Common Council to be held on Thursday east ' to take lute consideration OM Report of the Sperlid ' Committee respecting the London Militia, Thu last Gibs.liar Paper states a dreadful, bat necessary Instance of retaliation on the part of the Spanish patriots, in the mountains of Mala t. It occurred it :Benstaargosa ; where, in revenge for ' the murder el 14 of their men who had bees so, prised and pail) death by the enemy, the R. tt*te b4nged-Igl'oeil snot.bion being the *holed a freif i ch party which.had (idle; into their heads. TWO Committee appointetht by the House of Commons to. examine the rl l ysic.inits who have .littended . his MAJIIITY 010414 his indisposition, metyestertlifY air ` noon; Ii i room usually celkd 1, The Secret Committed Chamber." The whole of the Members, in member twenty.one, were pre. sent at lialfepast mod* nod chose the Right Ilan. R. Duswas as the Cheitetnn of the Committee. The Physicians who were, in attendance fur exami. nation were,, I) settees Itetrierat.Ws .l iicactlets l and ' DAMP. ttit 11. HitAiiiiiientrbr. Wows no to be examined this day.oetne frown of Lords ales met yesterday, and chose it Committee of twenty one peers foe the same purpose, es will be sae in our Parliamentary Report. The examination of the Physicians before both the* Committees will be closed this day, and the Report will be made on Monday. It will be delivered in a printed shot., so that each Member may be in possession of it ou that day. Both Ilouses . will.then adjourn to Wed. 'mislay, on which day there is to be a Call of the House, when the Report will be taken into con d. iteration, and some measures proposed (we do not I know exactly what), for eupplyieg the del. civic* Old' Ilia 114A4410TV5 eisfortetrate nolatt has mated. The following additional instance of doesn't's Inconvenience of Plymouth, as a packet station, is commeseiested to us by a most respectable merchant. If the Post-Masters-General du not think proper to concede so far to the wishes of the mercaluite interest, este restore dela establish men t to 141 01 ollthi it is to he hoped cleat theys t oill give orders, that hi ' ters sent to that port poribefeewarded wheat," the packets ace °blip( eta take , shelter sh.trei A s h p will Often hapinal :—ja"l 4 ts airito di, when 1W packets sailed from PiPilWllol4 ut into Fel, mouth lettere were atteribele tt after port to be forwirdal lb", AN*, bßic.lllllllevitccesnl to be ro ceired, the Rett-offscw.jkafiggetprdercil that til packets should sot 444. fai r iettm at F a leasothi so that usitwitlistandiat fir Hit *oath's Whet s remained in Regland; difi'rofilitein dory', and li° sitters a week kite! ivlaniOltsalling from Plynloatk the nwrcheele stcret,d4nlattuthir means of sendlaf letters by them, steel. uhligeketweit fur the at" niontli'yonail." Is ti bs AoVaiertsrsiv Eren.tioanntaa'r. Wht° NT tie'C t (rem the Duties ill ikikstitoeth. and OP t 0h 45t4. ' elan !' 411 'llatt.nPar to. Bowel% has been for ne e titoop -Match infested by Mewl:nem?* Prtr ate 7: l so 'that' they . ceutinonlly capture vessels *it L. l reach of the shuri;.-41 isti o d s ome Reward will 1,7.: ' eves to any one who can info rm the Lords s f o ;no Aciffiltarty hOW Fuch tlepredatiges miy be hr, M ._ • __,J akoo 70 ' Sins -- surprise I Tog.3l:T. furloUs, the Cues end Prin wit ill i fortnida miore red siatiuuel it st7emtti the odds triumph test that H e skull o r WO g lory of ful of hi, The soli yet, in posed it obtaineti desert ; st pry ~ how Persona inanity g atherci Coastal c rence Crown, the Ger Isith hi: obligati Count! . remove ton, a suit his calculal at Bar -4nd tenreb 4 yet, op ably go tharact betweet tit tied bi Winn] merely power l we hal nut' kind other Jeghlia duct o you th Itud CO 411101114 which ; merely ready. street mouth good Guth to jud lo Vett very n bis pr, ebb cv fessioi Thi spirit niarki nlOre Peers nctei Verna birth i Sure very, torsi, expel !eft t Ctllbt titell illy, dark Cap li.-_