The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-16 00:00:00

Fa she approach of the British, Vet cra i c k enough in their OIOTCOleall. • Two brig,* essalr% , under aetrs. F l aws MI AVM, finiled the Toone', came up OA their rear-goird, 1 ,8 minty of their 'teen, and tbok about WO prisoners, tivi ber with much baggage and ammunition , t t,t;votos then loft the right of his array tie c ommand of Sirltoseikee Mst., and joined le ntolufnn, which had marched under the caw Of Sir 11 1 111/11A2 CIO AUAII, tO COlfTeitlleb. 4,0 s crossed she Esla on the 31st. The I I 4 evacuated Zamora and retreated upon 1 0 1,(1 WELLINGTON anticipates, that by hi, „,, the enemy's forces at Madrid and Toledo compelled to retreat; anti it is stated in ' ropers to the 9th Instant, which also yester,lay, that their retreat had already cons, no„ e ,l, It is also said, in the Lisbon Papers, that lliitkh Army entered Zamora on the Ist, and , ro on the 2d, and that the enemy had retired upon 1" l'°a(!olid.—ne Gazette of last night also , contains t do ails of the capture of the little island of Ponza 1, t.:C Gulf of Venice. Who WOldi . • , !Mr e° lll. /Rera to, . --- ,- the :mingled - streaos..of ~diseased morals". obtained by the destruction et oar morals ? , Y ou . hollow polttks, and' polluted cameseree , WWI "SI gained, an d deservedly gained, reit ttotteur by your I brought kith in the Couacitooffice, sus il nursed la long and incessant struggle against the execrable ' - - ' the CoMatons I whose food Is the north of sociely t . ' T rade. That tra ffi c, Sir, was innocent, ` if t. which it .will devour, .11 the monster with the depravity and - insepambk speedily exterminated. )10, 101 J. . VERITAS!. isle degradation y alk ". l . - 4modsitor , .cted with the recognition of perjury in any Court • • , " . . 1 of Justice. 1 do not affirm that the Admi r alty Courts - . •IfIVAIL INTEIZIGeIaCii have recognised perjury in . the manner d escr ib e d Rs' Yesterday a Cabinet Council was hel d at two .• --wm.-. o'clock, at the Foreign Office, which sat till four. the letter alluded to (which letter, if you require Iti I Poltinimorri ;lens lb. Arriratills It W 34 not held in consequence of the dispatches am ready to lay before yoti); butt do affirm, if each . ships : Egmont • Ltd Beilona,' from off Cher.. bronzist by Captain Nlet.r.yr, from "the Marquis of ' , . • t __, really were the case that it can be no Longer. any i. - - eins the Fylla, with a convoy from Guernsey. 1 --, .. . . ~, w mi ssrositbavlitg been summoued by Viscount j ust cause •:: or surprise that crimea 0 04 d ivird ea titt i; , .1- 1 1,T500114 Joist 14.—Arrived the Royalist sloop' Cv:ri.euE - seit on itotittiy evening.—Captain NI UL- j _ _ of war from a cruise. 'Came be i de Spanish lugger . h h form erl y ocCo;•red 'scarcely. once in a i Uta—such its 1.,:r wattietafiseil four hours at Houlislow, not being Antonio de Animas from Oporto to•Cadis ' cape -• at):e to procure horses , in cono e q ueace of the great centnry—are become common occurrences, demon turgid by the Lyon:French privateer. and re-caw+ d e mand for Ascot-heath Races, at length he was strafing that a sudden and lamentable revolution has- tared by the Scylla gun-brig, and Seal ark schooner. , obliged to come to town in a return chaise. ' taken place ;11 . our national . character. 'ln an un- Sailed the .dlphca cutter, with convoy to the elate' Yesterday, about half-past three o'clock, the published pamphlet, printed in 1811, relative to this , wart!. MLA, JUwa 15. Arrived the American ship bitches% of YOK/li, aciompacied by two Ladies, left subject, I observed , 64 however far-fetched the idea ''... York House in her travelling carriage and four, with . ur :iMpcsl,. from the South Seas, raptured by the were Ito assume , Ito could di prove that the m tan outriders, for Montague House, Blackheath, on . s .• ' and .., .1t: • am letter of marque, round Cape Horn. — t' (a sailor) of Messrs. Malin w tt.r.san- , : ca'sii. own from the River, the Harriet for New a visit to the Princess of WALes. A large assem. been stn: fouAlitil; Rodrigo, for America; Magdalin, for Wage-of-people crowded round the carriage at Yorlt.. sows' was not first donoralit-cd, by . haring !louse, and a man touching the dank, of one of the : . ployed in some commercial expedition, covered by ar Oporto; and the Louisa, for Cadiz ; and remain purses, tbe animal gave him a violent kick on his licence, which, as a matter of course, was sustainedi with his Majesty's ships and the transports, with forehead, which knocked him backwards. Her by perjury! Before a slam can be relines') to ',. keeps for orders.—Pot beck the Elgin cutter, with Bo,} al Highness coming out just at the time, assisted , i kr convoy, that sailed from hence yesterday. d . Hui , for COMMISMION 01 !PERJURY, he must be made to w ' FALMOUTH • JUNE 13.—Arrived the Prince Er. - ut having him taken care of: and gave . ens kin, to be taken to Mr.Waucts, in St. James's-street, her Royal Highness's medical attendant, where the eurd was examined and dressed, but is not likely rci be of serious consequence. His coach hire home to his residence at Houton was paid by command of the Duchess. The last letters received from the Duke of Cum sr.RLAND were dated yesterday se'nnight, when his Royal Highness was at the Duke of Mscumr- VP.Ori. We are authorised by Sir S. ROXILLT to state, !'3t the period of imprisonment in the Insolvent Debtors' Bill is three months, not six, as has been reported in all the Newspapers. The Bill came from the Lords with the period ofimprisonment limited to three months, and a proposition was made in the !louse of Commons to extend the period to six months, which was opposed fervently by Sir S. Ro mst.LT and lost Inthe division that took place on the question, The Pwccx Rae ssx is expected to give two grand entertainments shortly, upon extended scales. One .of them, it is supposed, will take place on the 29th or 30th inst. Yesterday, about 10 o'clock, the PRINCS REGENT, attended by the Earl of INERIOCTII and Colonel BLOOMFIELD, left Carlton-house for Ascot Heath races. His Royal Highness returned at night 'to Carlton-house. The Debate on the India Qoestion was postponed last night iu the House of Commons, on account of the absence of Mr. TIERNEY ) who was thrown from his horse last morning. Complaints having been frequently made to the Se _ _ BELIEVE the the existence of a GOD! Teach any pillafi that doctrine, and his knocking whole families tiff the head is no more surprising than the indifference of a butcher to the sufferings of the cattle he slaughters." In the trial of Mr. D. I. EATON, which took place in 181%, Lord ELLElntostopun. is reported to hue pronounced, that " The Christian Religion is the law of the land." If the sentences of the Courts of Admiralty Jurisdiction form any part of the law . of the laud—and if PERJURY has really been re cognized in those tribunals, Lord ELLENBOROUOU must have erred, and Christianity cannot be the law of the land. It is a proof, that at the call of INTEREST we are ready to trample on CunisrlaNirr and dispense with its vital principlei!—Can you tell me, Sir, of any dispensing power claimed by the Ca , •tholic hurck to be compared with this in loknity ? Does not the blood rush Into your cheeks, and your heart , sicken with shame and sorrow at the • recital of such monstrous crimes ? What an adulte rated sort of Christianity must ours be ? With what consistency, Sir, can you desire to introduce it among the moral and benevolent Hindoos when we have abandoned its tenets—sacrificed its essence—to procure a market for our sugars and coffee! lAmongst the Ilindoos, Sir, you would seek in vain for such depravity. They would perish to a man rather than submit to such degradation.. Even the Dutch, who, for the sake of traffic with the Ja panese, are accused of having renounced their reli. gion, and trampled on the cross—were less pol- I luted, for they never contaminated their tri ' bawls in Holland by an open and judicial re- ~ , .~.., out packet, with a Mail from Lisbon, in five days. - , The reported capture of the Essex American fri gate, is not likely to prove correct. Letters dated St. Thomas's, sth May, received in town, are silent on thnsubject. The Stirling Castle man of war, with Lord Mots A on board, and the Indefatigable frigate, with their convoy for India and the Brazils, arrived at Ma deira on the 13th ult., all well. Several outward. bound West Indiamit arrived at Madeira on the 16th ult. The Young Betdamin, Pentreath, from Lisbon to London; and the St. Antonia de Aninsas, from Qpo' rto to Cadiz, have been taken by the Lyons French privateer; the former was given up, after being plundered, and is arrived at Penzance, the latter has been retaken by his Majesty's ships Scylla lad Sestet and arrived at PlyMputli. ASCOT BEATH RACES. Ills bfkleilly's Huiters' Plate of 100 guineas. Heat, 4 miles. Mr. Starling's b.g. Aspern, by Verniyo - . 1 1 Mr. Gordon's dr. c. Coastitutioa - 2 4 Mr. Booles ch. in. by Walter - . 3 Mr. Milton's Scrubtail - - 4 3 Mr. Paarson's Allertbosp - - - b 6 Mr. Bonles Sweeper, - • - 6 5 Mr. Batson's horse Woes' feared. 2to 1 Isgst. the winner. ‘4 on easy. A Sweepstakes of 100 p. eacb, fur colts and 61lies. The new mik. - D. of York's cb. e. by Giles, out of Tumbler's data - 1 Lord Jersey's Haphazard Mr. Craven's brother to Tippitywltchet' - - 3 Sir J. Shelly's Colihau - = - - 4 Five others btarted. 6to 4ou Ld Jersey's c. which was se t the winter aad to prevent Irish•Catiolics, hOlabig offices mi.., litiry , or civil in England, from the penalties to by existing general statutes., they -were lia. ble. Professing his hearty assent •to the Bill, he should, after moving a slight amendment and an ad. dltional clause, congenial to the object and tenour of s Ws vote for its passing through the the -Bill, give - Committee. The Amendment and the clause being proposed, The Duke of NORFOLK rose, to express the sa. lisfaction he felt at finding a Bill obit+ he had intro• duced in the spontaneous and conscientious discharge , of his duty, receiving the cordial support of his Mai jetty's .Gowsriusient. The clause and. 'the, Amend.: Meat moved by the Noble Earl he perfectly aqui: , toed in, as being in exact conformity with the spirit andltheaning of the , Bill. Lard ROLLAND, though •he thought that flu! Bill by no means went far enough ; yet he hear ttly - concurred with what appeared to explain, and possibly to extend a principle of religious toleration. The - measure, however, would induce what he thought a serious anomaly. Ile meant the situation in which it would place the English Catholic and the Protestant Dissenter. The. Irish Catholics were, by this Bill, exempted from the operation of the Test Act in both enuntries ' • and he wished to learn-why it was that English Roman Catholics should not have the same advantages, or why they should he obliged' to cross St. George's_ Channel; to put them _ . . on tie same footing with the Irish in this country ? But the anomaty was still more pointed, when it was considered the Irish Protestant Dissenters were placed in a worse situation than the Catholics, by the operation of a Bill framed against the dangers apprehended from Popish recusancy. However, the Bill, proceeding as far as it went on a ground of con cession, should receive his warm support. • The Earl of LIVERPOOL was of opinion it would be improper to mix or introduce into a Bill, such as the present, matters which had, been before the subjects of discussion in that -House. Their Lordships would recollect the object of the Bill in question was simply to give effect to an existing Act of Parliament. They all knew that the two CatIII. Aries were very differently circumstanced with re-: apect to their codes of laws •on those subjects ; and I be decidedly thought the present Bill should be con ter it* . -object of . exptaisitsg.and giving effect to the relevant Act of the Irish Parliament. . . Lord HOLLAND, in explanation; contended 'for the correctness and importance of his former posi tions. litttett The Duke of NORFOLK, though he agreed in much of what fell from the Noble Baron, and thought such matte-e may be the fair subject of another Bill, • yet was of opinion the present should not extend be yond those persons who were exempted front the penalties referred' to by the Act of 17934 , .-; .. • . Lord HOLLAND wished to reserve his tight to propose a clause to-the effect he had mentiotted,:ols a future Stage of the Bill. Toe Amendments proposed were then agreed to by 1 the Committee; and the House resumed. i • - ' TREATY' NV [Tit SWEDEN. • —Antal.— . Y " _ - - land for the Derby, and 3to 1 age the wa. .... .. cretary of the General Post 011 ice, in Ireland (Mr. ' cognition of pet:jury •! There is a great analogy 1 The Oatiands Stakes ut SO guineas oath. 1 The Earl 4tioSSLirN called the attention of Lira), of irregularity in the conveyance of newspapers' between the two eases—the motives and objects were 'r GeLowther's Euryalus ( B deardi!Jt c pan . - - - I- I . their Lordships to this subject, principally with ro b; the post, he caused an oath to be administered to : the same. The law of Japan forbade strangers from ► Mr. to - 2 e : ference to the discussion of last night. If the in orp n Gt. dift.rent clerks under his superintendence, by : approaching their port s; but the pro fi ts of trade in- I ni • r •liare r e a w in ere me karedfoiaesterted. 10 to 1 asst theist:leer. , formation to be given could not be submitted to the v hich the ) engaged that they would not open, detain, 1 duced the merchants to brave every danger, and sub, ; Scorpion and Cambria were first favourite s . __ __ mile. _ I , House before ta- morrow , he thought it almost eam_ walla 1 or emb, zee any newspaper or other printed paper or 'mil to every specie of insult to obtain it. —ll / 1 hil l s Dof York ' s ;r i e el l i n S a w re eePitat - e* I°ss, 1 - possible . they could consistently pr ht to a discus. p'rket, nren at the ends. ' Cris being found int.& 'of France forbade all trade with u‘, and' it could only , M r. Batson's Rival • - - - 2 sion of so extensive and important a subject on the fe, tui', auzirary means of inspection were resorted •he obtained by the vilest and most indirect of means. 14 Jersey's Webb - - . 3 4 following day. 'Upon that ground alone, he thought tn. and strong suspicious resting on one of the clerks : We blockaded the ports of the enemy—and then - 14 I Sta lla s i t al arn i . Plo t 1 ngst - Y . entor - e, and -to I agst Rival. i Noble Lords would consent to a farther postpone. of the General l'ost Office, he was closely watched, ; opened them by Licences— which were sold to Me i M r . Bl a ke's Sprightly beat Mr . Milton's Elorival. 4 Rites , meat. He was of opinion also some information and detected with a num ber of newspapers in his enemy ; --still they could not be acted upon without '; for lear I ieeee• . should bigiven on the point of pecuniary advances pocket. He was in consequence committed to New.' the most complete forgery of documents, and perjury i The R O YA L FAMILY . — Her MAJESTY, the Pm- .to Russia or to Prussia. gate in OMR, and will be prosecuted with all the' on the part of every soal concerned; our ships of ceases AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, and MARY, arrived en I The Earl of LIVERPOOL, in allusion to the i Lour which the case admits of, which, it is hoped, ! war, commanded by their instructions so to do , : Ascot Heath Coarse, betwee n twelve and one, and , time when the papers could be laid before the House, will put an end to this species of petty depredation. .; captured those Licensed .ships, which captures, and' soon after the PRINCE REGENT, Lord YARMOUTH, i did not conceive it would be necessary to postpone A letter from Malta communicates the death of ' other causes connected with the property so in. and Colonel Beoossereee,.arrived from Louden.—; the discussion to a- longer interval than Thursday, L:t u enant EomeNo CALLAWAY, of his Majesty's ' vested, rendered the admission of forged do- i.The Duke of Gasman:me joined . the Royal Party i yet if Noble Lords were of opinion that was not e.ip Regulus, in a duel with Mr. Wstaasst•, Purser . mments,--end . subornml ecidence,---esserrtAL -to I fron t Windsor. A Marquee was pitched for the ac- i sufficient; he had no objection to its being postponed Oat ship, on the IGth of April last. Lieatettent the support of the execrable license-system! Tell me,: eavarnadation of the Royal Visitants at the half e i till Friday. The amount of what was advanced to C. t%.1.; the youngest sou of Itoora CaeletwaY ) Esq. Sir, which were the worst, the Dutch or the British 1 mile from the Priece's stand. After the first heat of i Sweden would appear in thedocuments: but to Bus. of Portsmouth. ' renegadoes? You cannot be ignorant, Sir, that the ! the plate, her MAJESTY and the Marchioneu CORN• ! lie or Prussia there were no pecuniary advances , hut , In consequence of the appointment of Mr. American Government has often reproached oars' WALLIS, and lAdy MACCIOLENIELD, I ° 4l e t° the ; merely in kind. "The Noble Earl then moved to 71 - Cere and Mr. h avin g; SETTINGS, to be Surveyors of the . with havi permitted the open fabrication of A.me. Prince Regent's stand, followed by _the Princesses in , postpone the otder for etimmoning . their Lordships, • Navy, the following arrangements have taken place : 4 ricati ship-papers, of certificates of origin, and acts another carriage. .The PRINCE rode up the line with . from Thursday till Friday, which took place ac 11r. NoLLOTII, to be first Assistant to the Surveyors, of citizenship. That they have reproached us with i Colonel Bsoomrtmo, and the Dukes of YORK mid atetdirtglyw. • ' :a ;h e room of Mr. Reecers, Master Shipwright at contaminating the moraliser all nations by those ins -1 CAMBRIDGE followed on foot. The Royal Party re-. ••f The Bills upon the table, chiefly of a private mt. Plymouth; Mr. PA MEIN, from Sheerness to Chat. moral practices. How came it, Sir, that you who !ineined with the Puttee Heaver in the stand the, tore, being forwarded in their respective stages ; the ::r.i ; Mr. S - ..0e::, from Milford to Sheerness; and are looked up,to by thousands as more immaculate! whole of the races. The Quase and PRINCESSES House adjourned tilt morrow. Mr. Casieem, from Portsmouth to Milford. ..- I then half the Saiuts found in our calendar, neveri dinedat Swinley Lodge, with the Marchioness CORN. 1 , Tile hey-harvest has commenced very generally in louse of Commons to stem the: waws. ' once rose in the I . . , , ~ , . So- s e‘ and Lancashire: the crop is beery, and dreadful flood of wickedness let in upon us by the . . . , !;:ely to he well got in. The corn crops in the . infamous system of false papers and false oaths, Catty Eectierat, Jews 18,—We have no fresh- You have earned the reputation, Sir, amongst the wires of any gratn this Morning.' Wheat main s'e counties are highly promising, but the fruit ire.e; t tie suffered considerably from the late blight. ragged skin and bons sinners of Shoreditch, Spital• tales Monday's prices ; but very few sales were el'. tuse LIST OF THE MINORITY . fields, and Bethnal Green, of having been the scourge 'toted: .Berley is rather more enquired after, and •di b• . *1 0 MOT) 11 , 6 tivrr seamen To ens rase:sea cooresey and terror of the haltllimished poor who purchased Wh a t littl e a ppeared obtained nn advance of Is. per rea g i rittr wt ~. • NI/ VAIFV:OIIi GOOSINOURCI OF TRIM CONIMERCIAL Ronk , meat or bread on a Sunday ! The " Vital Christiensitt . eioarter. Oats go off freely, and are from Is. to 21. it be read this day But, Son Y . • Low altherpe Sir Net. Giese Hese Mr. Vane - ' men," who carried on that species of warfare against : yefqiarter dearer. Beans support their price al. The Ainenthaeill Vali ' Bill read a third (line and palate.. Lord Baru trd Sir Robert Heron Mr. Whitbread indigent Dice, are said. to have acknowledged Mr. , though there is a tolerable large quantity it market. ter. WHARTON broweit Op the St", Han. Mr. Rowlett Gee. Fergteen WILBERFORCE as their patron, saint, and leader! fin peas, and other articles, there ii no alteration.. rim ••• ' Lord Ebringtoa Sir Jobe Newport mums. Mr. Fortes L ar d O sev ist e e Mr. C. Se. repu te In those contemptible e ff orts at the 64 sappressioa ;' vita , i p mfid , ),. ... xi 6 4 New onto Mr. Wain Mr. Wa.onsith Mr. (.: reerey. of eke," you merely trod upon and bruised the Ammo (Pmelge) ..... ;00140 Beans ° . An anecdote is in circulation of a sarcasm at a poor, feeble, and the miserable. It is true that i aro . 60 MI his de. royal feast, wbicb was sensibly felt by the. two per- Goo tomma i'llasiev , ' 45 51 .'. erled the Sabbath-day should be kept ; * l e e aw e , . - Oats . . soits at whom it was levelled. An illustrious person holy ; but 'did pot the lOW Deity, end at the same • &1#..•.......i........— . 00 110 Fitte4llts proposed a bumper to the health of " the only in- time, forbid the PRACTICE or PERJURY ? Wow come naffs , 'Y"' 41 it 1 4 1 1 :" . et itto tlividual who could be found willing to sacrifice his it, Sir,, that you attecked the minor, and left Oa ; New ..... ..... 0000 Flew floor ° domestic comforts to undertake an important public GIANT CRIME untouehed? Now ,happened it, Shy; Grey !'leis: 6ll 70 keen* duty—Lord Wily/wool% !" There happened it be that whilst your myrmidons, the " Vital-Chrieliensity. ! We are *any to learn, by the latest e f tivice twe Noble flakes preseat, who bad both refused the • men," ferreted out the poor shiners in their wretched Bombay, that writes to the failure of the 'Ake of Lord Lieutenant. i haunts, routes, concattp.aye, csaa-rsatias ) ham rice, an alarming scarcity prevails La that HOUSE OF COMMONS. Lord DMA RT brought up the Report of the Committee 061,W Inland .Nprigatiuu was, ordered tu bq Mr.iOSE ohtained leave*, bring in a Bill for ateertuisiag die value of duty oa Friejload4 imported. Oa Mr. 1‘081.:S movittrothe Oriter of the Day for the third readiug of the Ship Ownete Relief Bill, Mr. MARRY AT oppoidlf the third reading,. and moved that It be read this day three othathr. The Amendment war negatived without a divialin, and Ow Bill read a third time and Ossaltd. bir. H*RTON brought by the Report of the New BUM Bill • • ' Mr. 6.A,LteR AFT oppoied the DK, on and both . et the' v hl It would itradnealby the neemeity P" guid.the atonal , . , . fr• , , • ''' de . , • .., .. '. , ... • , ... , - ' a i r It ai \ •'' 14 T 1 , • • _ •• _ _.. _ - irate Net . 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These . pinesq—orlces: 6..,1 Tnisssafiattke-BM for remelt*, the disabilities w hich ' le F rench *noticed and unch e c k e d ! _ ~_ , . T0r0.. • . if,4l. li on . m em b er o f d m i a b a l air li ement was ' I . wo w ( wi ri al t ooke l*W W•Ps 4 " between * it hug hwr on Ys :I t s i t sab havr irgh44 wwi I "; tire ‘ trish:Cathelics holding commissions In Eng- iis move. Correct in his statement, jn the tette, ittlededlein my lor violating finer °ol goers - comaiptilinents by the The Earl of LIVERPOOL professed his genera' edo would last, I believe, Sir, we are the only fatless la. the' imam or protlsiene. - Come forsk Sirs As the concurrence in the principle, object, and intention 1 the u s . Christian world, of whom such ad assertion could chalmlsi" .l4 Oita aress l9, 4ll! Bockie ( to i. _•she wf; le( the measure, which, if he understood it rightly,' . justice be advanced. Who wor ld not exclaim , miur of ria wo rn ti ed ! Y s t n ' d su Gis . : l ,o,.. wo l r:: fid iti p tis y r uo l o w Tlrae , .citieulated to render effectual the provHsions of o reached with ---:reaisn . coolat ady cm- ' _„ ,_,_ g egiUCURS ID' ebe 12/4 % ka stream ' Ur • di s eased m o rals, sod to prevent Irish •Catholics, hoiding Alms ml.' °°.- 0 ° i iii i el r t;:o ; i=e ft ur 4 e r i;l377 4 l4. 4 44 "4 4 I t; 14. 1 4. 5 1 : 11 54;":17,11Tat; •• • 80 1 4 . 1 &wane many boasts, .aadthe is:pewit atmitieli web swot be • •1Q: . ' swirled into eirrrt•• . 1 :. ..- ~ •••• • r. roi After a [pax onnfenatton, in ;thick: Mr. Peter • ••• • ft 6 ,,„•'' Moore, Mr.- Bennet, "Sli.liniiik, Mr. M. . bat. • ••": sao ''" Mr John Newport. took *onus, OK it wave ma d a . *49 33 tbar,, and the WO or red lotrlkeiMPOWl•dt. • ,Si 49 ,„ " Mir Writ was' orderitt ia be issued fee 111,1 et Ilea of a . 4 w 'w Weber for ate &mat. 4f Batkii , ream et General . ' IQ° 03 Nampo ; wbobasitaw atkim4terl fit l i r a ' j o a ; 441 .0 e kilnign 'rani On* motion of Lord CASTL ' ' JI. the AFMereeild- ,.,;„,..; ~. dead 4W et the klint:heit Gam is'l4llllll *ttlisit,___ _rem li ••• %Tr •••• natil sointntraw, in neurgueoce diliiiiiim.lininni. ; Thu*. , r , who bap bag tit AO hilii4iii Ow& 1 • • A . • . • 41 i ' . • f 1 .. *.. ; I ••