The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-29 00:00:00

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We ! - sj.• . - • •• • , tT . . .• . -44 :Vneffelatien of savatmo, awl .-Ikh' aitoebbedeir of the Cathol ic s ef frelaltd. ~ .• , . anecdotes or a deptae...altece wile searkepon the a rmies of Russia , Austria, Prussia, and Sweden, we t treat, however, that the result Will pewee t oeure ei t e Otte haste to 1 tk - l'' 4 i. Many • of the foregoing paragraph. : ilCift;•btlan a shall not overrate oar celculatton i n a ffi rm i ng th a t teethe cause of the Allied Armies. . , ' . witch weeild est contemplate. Bet If gee . talenelllitinta, has grown under i ~,,, digetesion from our main object ; ' bdt,:ilieneildisib • s, - .. at the commencement of the year 1814 800,000 vie , • - 17:4771MAN °MCC TWO OtLoCk. - laegetePeeted the Dublin .RD111 44 4 ~,,,i rilia,._ i n t. - doubt, they thrown considerable collateral light bp- i• • J li m it and disciplined werriors will be in readiness to 'We are this moment informed, that Maisie . . [hit; ergaltwatiShfeeset earceratagt thia 401 1 4(0 104 stauY lon the sob vet ceder debate. We return bolts bent- .!. ro mper the peace of the world. arrliedaborit Otte o'Clock this daa, at Lord Be. Shasssmoitjtallaftant of any of those in within the Tab. „ -- 'iltate consideration. .-. -i- •• • ; . , . • lk Nino of land has been recently engages. Iletvetoe see, Dec. 22.-Since the commeeicement wear's Office, with the auximailp e oapected Dee ,g 4 .... .• - 40 ; 1 $ We hate proved ', and, itereide not deceive our- vireeeecluded yesterday by aside! ! 'What.liel o r the month, upwards of a hundred smelt Insets. 'snatches from Lord Weetantleoll• .tt is reporte4. Doctor b oo ielves; iiitisfartorile that , 'Heroine Doctor Deal- mgooles tenets to do witn:. the great , • eiseeeh to t r e t one 4 , 04 of . hireityp A i omit . ii• ; goolo s e r about 40 tone be/then, hare arrived here fronitbr that there• hod been four sunellealve *ye of hard question ? Weser, and two or thew from the Elbe. They come fighting, lit which the British' abirAMed Armies inuir:• • " If Ad' Learned Doctor was - injudicious in his exordiunrie Its perorations...sit arlertitslost , Whisoli• wes . , by no means make -- alien he'll to he cif a ritherive - r - . 1 14 chietiv in ballast, and return with Colonial pro-, been victorious. A Bulletin jt expected to be issued topics-we put it . hypothetically ; fille d Wei . b t if t c t it hi ed , i more gross than sere which disthiguishes the Ate:trines Protestants ret felt &re mid English manufactures. The merchants have Ithis afternoon, announcing the esteeming pereicelese, idne his er i i • es ti :b e d " s Catholics i f - ' ss foreign excellent market at Bremen for their goods, end we shall give it in a Second Edition; if Passible. ala i t n iti at in d ignan t pro s . ~,I tist his Etese ration. , . .. . . ... , . s stailgatiott- If' they served, on one side •to distend ' 1641 14 4 P I s mach so as nearly to empty the 'Heligoland ware. -a c - • i. still more . hideously, 'the bloated arid- dropsical ' .. _lt..SS'L....a s 2----- ---, i ..... bouses We stated yesterday that the 'tea:saes Ranee left phraseology' of an - obscene Scribblet ; and,' on the NAVAL IN7'ftLiggNi* - " .le '''' Baynes Dec. 16.-The territory of Holstein is Carlton-house a few minutes before. semi o'clock, other, to eepply, with rennevated virus, the exhaust- • .. .5. , ..........-. • • 3 . ' l 2 . . ' ' n ew estire •ly occupied by the Allies ; the Danes have for the seat of the Marquis of Sitissutte, at Hat. ad and cowardly malevolence of aft apostate Papist- I • DLit., ,Dee. , 416-Sailed the iladgee v himideassettta'atter. ; ) ss only the tows i field, to proceed yesterday morning on his wey to ,if Dr.Deoingoole's speech has had this effectind that with Detonate for Admiral Yount, iaibe il l oosopel. • retired behind the Eider and posse__ o f itelidsburg, on the canal cd Holstein. The ea r. ; • tent Dr.c.18.- Arrived Ms Majesty's ship Kings. About an hour afterwards, however, his . the Iris% 'ionrnals, will deny ? how, we tsk, In fair froth-the its ' Hie - Siti`ed his Majesty's ship Tyrion,' de &- realer of Zamosc is -confirmed by official accounts ! Royal Highness and suite relented to Carbines' logic, can this aggregete of mischief -be brought to er,:tae, anti ihenins e ht . ty cutter to the westward.-tioine down re , :e iod to-day. Negotiations save else been entered house, it having been found iaipreeticable to pro.. bear *gaited-the question of Securities ? ' from' the Paine the Carotin"., for Janice, Enterptise err et. sae for the surrender of Mindlari, which " If Dr. DrOm °Ole be imprudent in the choice • i s th e l as t see d , owing to the very thick fog th a t pre. I gYetershutoh 'and ihrte'Leadon coasters. 0 ailed throughout and for some nave is.topies in support of a great question,then is his ' '• too n still in the enemy's Lands upon the Vistula. 1 yeLondon , , s r . . esvuouTit I)F.c 27.-Saibd" the - Qneen Charlnte, for of round. They proceeded with soma di ffi culty asfiet• nt, in this particular, at least, liable to con. ' • -.......- • as the S ou th amp t on A rms , on the reed to Kailidi troversy. But, allowing the defect, in this ins f en e e,; Erest.--Arrived the Amity schooner . , friaken. . ~, , We have this day the satisfaction of recording Town, when it could not be seen syjed „flirt alien siti a mere error in judgment, on the part of an Hindi- F.41910UT11, DEC. W.L-Safieti kis Affjesty'sshrpanallean eel another signal triumph of the British arms over those pad they y went la r nor .could the ist*Lerilboillii - ol 'idiot, , tatelejare. itspeittelple tin tVieeillik,OfwhiCit ; 1414 " 1 " .1, a it h the "iwae". 0114..t.hi, s from nortamoua rad of the *skeletal:kW &albs • The name of the OA •or even the horses' beads, be distinguished. All eo. ' that indltidual his arrayed himself ?- . ' i this port, for Passages, Bilhoa, St: Sebnatcan, ensile, Lisbon, . rendered mcretis by hieing been the scene of in "deavours to proceed being foetid impracticable, his I "If this mode of reasoning were once adopted, .Gibraltar, and different ports in the bledberranean. Also the • • exploit, Which, for heroism, has few parallels in the Royal - Highness gave his command to return, and the Constitetion itself would be in danger. How 1 1 Prince Ernest and Lady Louisa packets, for PEIRINfrI 1 Lady annals of war , is Cr fl at Fys Pr arm, About 20 milt's elnive , they arrived at ten minutes past eight o'clock,. at many George Roses-how many John Bowles's-1 Arabella packet, for Lisbon ; :Ind the Sandwich pearl, for ..111- Catitoll House. Ye•terday at half-past twelve how many John Giffards, by their , bungling, a n d: max 1, ilk's ith mails and pos,songers. The messeuger which Cornwall. The enemy's force engaged in this affair, • h'Royal o'clockhis - bigoted, and beastly advocacy of ' that paragon of l, arrived yesterday from Lunchin, siltft dispatches for Lord 'Wel- • • to date so disastrous and disgraceful, -consisted of ton Douse andproceeded in the way we stated : ages,' and so forth, would not endanger ~ roost -the t linr,ton, called on board the Prince Ernest. more than 5000 men, under the command of Bri- 1 ' yesterday. • I venerable establishments of the country-yet, no _ • a__..e_ssae. gadier.General Bone, and formed part of the Arise- I Lord CarrLtagacuhad not proceeded in his jour. : one ever thought the. worse of the Constitn • don, be. The Amity, from Newfoundland , intesi s ieteinnets, rican /ugly, which, destined for the conquest of j ney, through Fleet-street, during the dreadful fog , cause of its igeorant and corrupt advocates. and re-taken by the "'chutes skiep.tif * *lts ithdlt*':•', Monday night , before an attempt was made to i " Nay, if this mode of reasoning were correct, -rived at Plymouth on Monday. • , s. e s Canada, hid, in pursuit of that object, proceeded i on . _The. . . . River cut the trunks fixed to his carriage. robbers, Christianity herself would, long since, have fallen A. - . . from the vicinity of Lake Ontario, down the ni : however,failed, ' t* the trunks be ing : before theassaults ofthe in consequence o !.Duette, Dec. 24 . -.-W* are concerned to a nrsannee St. Lawrence. The whole force, amounting to ten chained. Disappointed at this, they followed the I nonsense have been written by her Advocates! What to the Public, that the great and extensive Flour. thousand men, with a large and well-appointed carriage to Whitechapel, where they made another i tomes of absurdity have not the Bigot, the Fanatic mill end Corn-stores, situate on the Blackwater, tra i n of artillery, was commanded by General : attempt, and had almost cat the chain in pieces, j and tie Fool supplied the world with all ! Even , near N a ean, 'and out* therein, the properly of Wirettnsow, an ()Ricer, on whose military enter-; s.- 7 when it was observed by the outriders, who obtained now. does not the Press pour torrents of ribaldry, 'l. ATS, GRAINGER, and Humus, of this city, was •. legal ;c i nterpos iti on, and one of the parties was se- wretch edness , and raving upon the Public Car, , in . almost entirely consumed by fire on teat Saturday prize and skill the American Executive is suppos e d l cured ; the watch, however, not being set, and the behalf of the Gospel of God ? Yet despite . of * the night, the 18th instant. ' si 4 to hate - placed the most confident reliance. The , fog his Lordship thought it advisable to, angry and incessant serge that foams around her I increasing, The living of Ilawarden, to which the Ron. and • d.. projee•Of the Americas. Government, supported by ' I pursue his journey, and we have been informed that tease-dospite of the 'feeble and conflicting gortisool Re f . Me. Nevieee has been' presented by his brother= 1 this formidable force, has been thus rendered entirely! the person in custody made his escape. within, *be Church of Ciru u rr -shall stand, ' for it is l iu..i aw, SirRICILtIi.D GLYN, is increased to 40001. • abortive, and by a bard of heroes, bearing, to the The renewing is an extract of a private letter from built upda a rock, and the gates of Hell shall wo4;1 • i per annum, from the draining of five thousand acres invading army, the proportion of about one to seven. , Gottenburgh, dated Dec. c. 15.-" A. Danish Mee- prevail against it ! of land on the river Dee. seager went yesterday to Co aha eii, coming from " S ee, then, to what this kind of argument would I The British troops who, led by Lieutenaid.Colonel I . Pe at,.,__ On the nd curt.. the Lord Provost, Megistratma • 'lead. In • • Stockholm. It is generally believed here, that a 1 a word, an Injudicious Advocate Manisa, have thus - been the immediate instrument would tat and Council , by an unanimous vote, -conferred the • s l, peace will soon take place between Sweden and Den- I only sufficient to destroy the best Cause! k . • 1 T . s ...' • freedom of Edinburgh upon General Sir uonee if : preserving an important province from the horrors : mare, and that the latter Power will cede to us the 1 " How many Kniv e s among the Reformers ? wanl ri. : ....RatlAtif ' K. B. in testimony of the distinguished of invasion, consisted of the 49th and Beth regiments, I, Bishoprick of Drontheim, ad keep the remainder of i Reform is not therefore unnecessary. • d gallant ' conduct displayed. 11 him in the service' and a detachment from the garrison of Prescott ; Norway. Negotiations are also going on between I "Hoe ; massy Fools among the AdvocratesetsEMMee an • ' The bird ' Pkovoo, Magistrates...- of his country. Denmark and Prussia. Our commerce with Copen - , cipa .' • eon But most it, therefore , be denied! --44 •• and amounted in all to the inconsiderable number and Council, on the same day, were pleased to .- begets revives, and much re fi ned sugar and 'Colonial ; "Be it observed, however, that though WI differ, .• is . f • thanks to 'Lieutenant. of 800. The arningements, by which Sir GEORGE articles have been bought here for Danish account. lobo ark, from many of Dr. ifiromgoole's doctrines ,' • ass an unanimous' o • General the Earl of DALHoUSIE, for the distine • Pa o a r hat' been enabled successfully to defend 'At Copenhagen, the exchange on London has risen to and disclaim , with all our hearts, the Bigotry which' '! guished .conduct . disp l ayed by him in the plains of •. 1 a frontier' of immense ettaent, against the Inroads' 160 rix dollar: per II.: but. ea. Hambuish„,has figlert ; some it.hin . 6 ,Ciallid, .Frieltde..: ~t tt; tn. . ' Egypt, sa d ski the different' elections riekieemi by stwo of astiZlints, fro ler .'illit-nutubering say force there to 3,400 , rie-dollars for 100 rix.deltars Haiti: - charge it neither wi th want of tentteatter .. sBB elk army in'Spilivi, slier :the hosts of the enemy. he has ever had' to- oppose to• them, have been burgh bank money ;an enormous exchange, which I lack of Liberality. • •es ~I s .4: .I'Beeli rotes were ordered to Be- presented in gold [; shows the great depreciation of the Danish paper. I " But, granting all thit, 4 the eningids • r so able and judicious, atejuatly to exalt the time of .• . , . l a aalis a boxes . The Council also ro•ed the freedom of the. money. et is reported here that Denmark has given ' , those heartless and insipid animals , who ara; dm worst L ti - that Commander to the highest point of elevation forcy, ;with a Please of late , id WALvea Siorr, Esq. orders to call in her privateers." I - of all foes-grantingallthat his political' sagacity, as well as for military skill. Nor Yesterday the dispatches for Bombay and China, I .allege against him, we repeat it, again and again, i • ' --, . • e :.. • , s.s. te s he e rary hives.. fl • have the bravery and good conduct displayed in the by the Bombay, Elphinstone, Lady Melville, Ca- : will Dr. Dromgoole's demerits shikeltarteements f The large group of spots skated to haver* . sied•the srecution of his plans been inferior to the wisdom balva, Neptune,' and Sealeky 'Castle, were finally against Securities? ", • • centre of the stin'salisk on the Ilitleult. re-appeared with which they • were designed. Of the General and ' delivered to "Oh I but the Doctor is an. , ts• much the dor(' at the East India-House, and ; _ -„,- e _ , , . , regain near the era's Astern -limb ow . the 10th eat. • , their resp ective Pursers. , worse ,for the Doctor - . Let us, who itnegine that the troops employed in der warfare, no terms of pa-when they presented the appearance of a group of . .., We understand the Earl of K INGSTOK some years we are not Bigots, laud the Gods for the liberality negyric can be toe naked. The truth is, that Ca- ago, hired the Mansion and extensive . Manors of the they hank granted. But sorely the Bigotry of 'the see or seven small spite , folloestanit the interval of • s.. , about one digit, by a very largeipet just entering on , ;' 1 pada has been preserved by a succession of military; late Mr. Buemeit, at Heydon, in Norfolk, which are Doctor mill not be adduced as an argument against 1 the sun's disk, whose diameter ' '( judging without a "41 miraeles, and in proportion to our admiration of the !' - now profusely stocked with pheasants and other the • Resolution he carried ; that Resolution, at m i croscop e • to measure it), appear to be nearly equal i skill and valour displayed in the efforts made for its I game; but in consequence of a inisuaderstanding ' least, had no bigotry in it. • to one-thirtieth of the sun's diameter, and conse- with • defence he proportion to our astonishment at theirrustees •of the the tenants have "Alas l how easy it is to make charges-how I wt the . . Estate , .. ....quently equal to more than seven titres the diameter . •••. 1 I I served his Lordship with legal notices not to trespass di ffi cult sometimes to support them? Nothing Is „ , I,' , ~ success, mustba nor indignation towards those who , of the earth. " i " ''. ', - ' It '• ' • ventured to es pose interests so important,to chances so :-'. • I redress, and will with his loyal Visitors, it is fear- more disgusting, amp, perhaps, the cant of anti- bi n al' (red corn-field , ld nigh gup a hedge• that tvi a. corn- e , to unravel's-shit, and to suspend the destiny of a province, : ed, be deprived of his future diversion, until au ad- *mentalism. • •• '' - " - , i, • Bletchingly, in Surrey; •- tiro' properly of •••• Pen- mit', alliWzombinations-the happiness, comfort, and ! justment shall take place. •- • I " This same "ere* le le of bait" umed - it was they dose to a pile of bark-work, RI NI, E sq. du • g,n i peace, taboret, the altars, the domestic ties 'of its Portsmouth, A Court-Martial . was held on Monday last at begotten by . a profligate without .. principle,. upon a within a foot or two of ihe surface, the regularity of ! s' to . enquire Into the circumstances at- prostitute without sha . me- 7 i t . is limit. by no laws !.. .1 inhabitants, on the slender probability of miraculous which, after they had destroy'ed a Small' portion of : a , tending an accident oil board the Bulwark, by a except those of necessity-it is g overned by no me- achievement. Sob has been the conduct of the Bri- i t , attracted their attention s and led them to' conair s e fnierchant ship running foul of her on her passage vilify; except that of interest-it is the prate of the • rnun icate the circurastanee to• - their employ*, ' ie. a, I tali Gorersunaist sere hesitate not tr. say, that the: from the D owns to Spithead, between the 23d and frontless proser-it is the echo of the brainless who, having a laudeble veneration for. anti.. •! v-; force now engagol in the protection of the Canada:, . 23th of November ; and to try Lieut. SPENCER driveller. id having hitherto been successful, has surpassed evetis Serre, who was the O ffi cer of the watch, for his i "Liberality-We never yet heard of a robber who quity, ordered the men to purses i t ' even to its t 1 .„ I foundation ; this' they did accordingly, and having i .• rationst•calculation, outstripped all estimates of pro- t hat was not a very liberal fellow-we neveryet heard of i conduct on that occasitni. The Court agreed, t i . . . extended their labour to the depth of a,niait's 'height, e • .___,, it Miley. Let us not, however,indulge an over-weenier. _ appeared that the accident.wae caused by the ex- i a swindler who slid not most heartily despise the tut- 1 , j exposed to view the ancient remains- of a Roman i d • • of the blasteramt bonds ofsociety . ' Cho Jacobins , who h i aretne negligence an inattention a gar of se einonieform, with cistelpiends, and in a confidence-teem whathas passed, if the-war with Mae- ;blase o( the, merchant ship, in not bearing up in . people at the lamp-posts for incivisms were tee most • bat h , size about 14 britOieetT bat int pavement hay. rica he oosiiiimest Om mil I return to the attack, and i suffieieut time, in conformity to the general usage of liberal of men-The Goddess of Reason,s Who "'hi- ing b een d estroye d, i t OS nonsuelf , those beauties notwitlntandinglbe superior skill of our officers, and ' the sea, and in not having shown lights when she did • hited herself naked in the streets ritlaseseest)te. which distinguish the Baths that are now Gatti- .., f the distinguished heroism of our troops, if they be bear up, as directed by the convoy instructions ; and most tinted of women. - ''''''‘' ' bited at Direr ; Mr. 'PERKINS has, nevertheletts,, ndt seconded by a more numerous force, Lieitt Soiree. the Ainet i s : that no blame . was imputable to . . . . . 1 " No s no. Let es not recur Into valtartealleek- carefully preselieefi:lt, and been at the eapence of I On the night of Sunday se'nuight, some villains lion. -Let us not recur to the jaded Optics arsteery cans will ultimately succeed. Miracles cannotpaling it in aindia prosecullpg his in research, ex- . 'made an attei brea k•the house of tinsel opt to into . e be oar defence for ever. It is in the nature Eeseime, at • Burhati-hill, near Crawley for The Eing Post. • It •in the dust- s attar, ' Crawley, Sussex r but . cheap h ern i as . . . of things, that, by the very conflicts in which . being disturbed before they had time to accomplish we cannot s t o o p to p i c k i t up. We leave it to those " 14 1 Bath, from aneighbodring stream, is quite perfect.. they are defeated, the Americans must improve : their purpose, they made a precipitate retreat, and who can feed upon such garbage ; Our stomach ... ahe fragments of richly prnemented tiles, of which. i In those is in which they are new pried- l got off undiscovered. A reward of fifty pounds-is nauseates g 4 the food. ,si. • itels now sup sod the paverimit was termed, hewed . offered for their apprehension and conviction. Theo The Dunces willwill . . not be ableao reheat pally deficient. That their military character must ',den" , ace, epd le are, 'freastentlys thrown up by tits. i above felonious attempt may probabl have been and the Knaves misinterpret "S t ew. .--, • l i i it field. . , - .., gradually, in these rencounters, approximate to an ; made by . the villains . 1 tat l oohed the house of ' • "We care not. v. toe y - • '. emestoat IC state, that as Mr. Ailltrilll4oT, equality-With oar own ; and that it would be there- i Admiral Munaa e, •at Chichester .. 1 "The Public, however,' will sesst, - tbatittlislisa s eth i en rrestiarfrealury, was riding:on horseback, fine the grossest folly to continue our dependence i ANDREW EDGE, Esq. of Essex-street , in the : cant, and not the thing-the shadow , and Mat' the .1 • on Friday lut, In Parliament.street, a carriage sad.. 'ol-ly on the superior quality of our soldiers, and 'S Strand , a Solicitor of eminence, has a carriage, in 1 substance-the pretence, and not the purpose, we denly drove Eadeusly bye and, oomipg in contact which, we understand , he has travelled upwards of impugn. • . le remain inattentive to their inferiority in number. .. ..1 " . . with his lea nemisioned .4 .seTere COSIO•1011 ) Which 1 12,00 miles, with only one priming of the Patent l n truth, there is very little - gonad liberality In misfires iiirkto Isis house. ...-- 0 0.--. Aud-Attrition Composition, the cost of which did j those who make a pretence of preaching it. , Pens Papers to the 26th inst. arrived last night. : not ,exceed fivepeuce or sixpence, aud nothing elsei " When Liberty was literelly the RAGE in Frellees Coati EXCIIIANGE, Dec. 29.-In consequence of . • . the very thick, weather there has been no arrivals They do not contain any further information relating was applied to the wheels and axle-trees. 1 she groaned nadir a most frightful Despotism. ~ . _, sce ... neonday, but th e . samples of a few Suffolk via- te the important subject of Negocittlons for Peace, ' Tug REJ EETED TILEATRE.-The first nuralser of 1 "Whet the Puritans, in the seventeenth mature, nu,. __ k work , the annouticement of which has natnrallY i had the Lord.' eternally open their lips , they •'. urefe s. '*'''' 'F .up . 1 inlet b land carriage, and h t Wheat, y.w a nor is there any thing of a contrary tendency, the ' this - . • - . . ..... excited much interest is to appear en Saturday next. busled.in robbing the native aria. ieeceednip of the Legislative Body being only the It . ." e,e . ss ub re ► t will certainly be she cheapest oar -crown s worth . s__ wont of freely without any vriatiowin price. There • 4r* ' Y $ -Wl V o ,, r ife i .b ! n rY af t:L . 4 4l ' thing dkit either i B ' rf suit of their previous arrangements. The intelli. that has been presented to the Public for some time, Talkers, and most 4 the. Tv rltßej f the p t day,: !as scarce idly _ _ 4_ . inPets, sans, or -see from Bayonne is of importance, Ile it evidently as each Number will contain. three. Cr four Pieces, a is an errant cheit-a rank hypmeeiter: . ' ~ • ~h , .. Oats, the prime of welch allsp i es remain the same as r Post is our Tet i ' „ . ' !);‘nes the weakness of the French force in that Tragedy, Comedy, and. Farce, alternately. The Wes peak feellogy. me lifeitig...-- . . an a l ., . :r? '' .:. et .90 Rem .• ' , - 44 54 '',..:irler, by resorting to the expedient of inundat • good e ff ects dersitto / he r • nature af the I which must also arise from this publics- reason to sal e eche . 1 , tinjia ied........01 '9O Old-ditte • .... ..... i 11, the country adjoining, which may he produe- tins aro obvious ; it will cause . amore attic, lity in queetion..! It' has, at lost, isiosie as ems ~ . .. . f .,.......38 AS Tick do. 3ll ee , • ..: 4 „ ? is .. , 1 ....34 44 T ic k ..... -- than to be paid - by our present Stage, Illasagera to the the cause of Emancipatio.o es the Ceehea/c r sittlilt i e , ~ . . ......„ . .. ss oats •-• a .. se 94 ,se of considerable inconvenience to out brave • . productions that are offered for repremodatleth Alad ands lost " dal ** th. ' Cikli*liclikar " - o . , 1 h ~• ' "" *. '7l .1 61 f i ffl t t r. ''''' , ' ';', is . 5 irrilY, and impede the progress of their operations. will presently determine the styrenes, sibitkac Ole, to Joke Magee then he ewes ttrth i o n = lo u . . : ''"' - • 1 The reality of the public Must be considerably pantomimic state of the Stage is. eider* it dopollas La. The Evening Post. bes t at! Out: sled ditto... .........11 as _„" °I 4I lIIMe .". r ifiC 4 . 1 ." . ..74 it WWII' 3 ....of e) ti . "easwed for the arrival of dispatches from Lord the dramatic gado of the Catlin., . the cave er Eroancipg•til4APA•ilat pp% the WeY 1410 . history- 4 e es aim* -.••• ....JO.. 55 I ' . J ti r . '' .45.''''