The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-23 00:00:00

Ni have received 4 third Letter from R. at Chester, point - lug oat, in a wry able manner, the dangerous tendency of the Privileges manned by the House of Commons.— This Letter shall certainly appear on Monday, as we con sider it of great importance, pending the question of Sir IRA”IS BURDETT'S action against the SrEAKER and the SELMA/CT AT ARMS. ,tie have also received some very pretty Lines from a YOUTH OF FIFTEEN, at Itt-adiug, upon the Libera tion of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, and are sorry we cannot snake room/or them before Monday. We shall be happy to encourage this young Writer. Our Correspondent at Stafford, uuder the signature of A. shall hire our Columas open to him. As to Itib difering occasionally. from us in opinion, that shall be no bar. It is one of the greatest Uses of a Newspaper, and should be the highest ambition of its Conductors, la give opportunit3 k impartially to all, for complaints of gtaevances, and re- , saoastrancea on proper swbjecis, either, with individuals, or. public men. TIM ST4TESM4N. LONDON: sATUEDAY I JUNE 23, IslO. P to the 25th I ed MEAN EPEES 3 U Gars arra . $t is tee prevalent opinion among mercantile men lig Nina-York, that there must be war between that country and France, and that the dispute with England will be amicably adjusted. r . Tots morning arrived one Gottenburgh and Cirerman Poore to the 10th Orient. The following On the prineipui sti.basats of these Pa. pas tu- • BilfltdoW sits Etat. Jvintll.-4elltral Clang Moll,' tot ohs, With a ttivition of the heath army, km his beads:. quern" at Mamkargit. left this city shout a week ago tis make skinny, ants the xis coast from the Elbe us tas as the Weser. Ls this military tour be was accompanied by eighteen', ilminalers. and giants, who knew the country well. 'Vise result of this radii. r tagtr of inspection litis beets the placing uf a triple line of s.. and disuaniert,so as to musk( k asiost impossible to *Pei y emplatneatiou witb the sea, witb baker discoientiltt.f. t The siginam tiod severity oftise isesaikla these parts, now eseeedball ascription*: The IlleTowlis were ohliged, at a grist capitate, to celebrate 800 PA Rees soaring* with his Louls#l,o ash Ip sit tainpkioesilesi. very Inadequate to their pretest distremedcoudition, At Mottiburgb, this took place sit the desire of the French Minister Bo tilt ! a S.IC, who hinted to the Senate, that this mark of respect would probably be of oomenti4l serbice W their little Comitoloweaitns but this re,uit has been, that a few days after the feast, the French bliaister, as well as the Militrry Authorities, informed the City, that it senuld4tetteeforth not be sufficient to supply the French nivi- Mai of Slot.teost with free quarters, food, and clotain-, but also 01 advance them reg ularly their monthly pay. T in s ex orbitant demand was, lioe all others, complied with. 2,—M. de la Itocitestutte•ut.T, the French Airi.ssatior, left at his - departure Seicavatza, as Charge d'Affaires. It is mid Ile will sot again return. Sinew yesterday. we have . had &each Bouaniers in this ca pital. The following article has been publisoed within Oise few days :— " Every body is hereby informed; that all warehouses or sitarrelmuses, that are within a distance of from two to three lanottrdd yards of the sea coastoaust be cleared within a fortnight from the preseui publication, the goods at:comp:l -skid by pathet from the interior, according to the !Loyal Le ave lit Mly tt, 1810." The military conscription has not yet been intr. - Mimed into Zeulatid, or the other ceded provincial. A corps tally of 800 artillerymen are to be raised for the defence of the coast, consistiag of persous between the ages of 23 1043 years. They'inust serve Are years. —(Nsue Zeilung.) Corms trace f, Jusc 2.—Travellers report that Admiral Ca tmaitaz.orders all ships to be Da ou t :111 7 ln litAt ale either gulag or coming (mom tkitteinturgla. 'Darcy-live ships, and a Number of boats, are said to have:sista:lly lallea into Ms bands. All Americans, us well as such ship; us cannot produce bera tes, Lite hrinight up. SIC J Saki is said . to ii.rVi received Ibis order by a sin aft-sailing cutter no his arrival at Chilton ugh: The Dukeof AUGUSTENBURG rettiroed limier. from c en, us the%lol of May. A large Beet, ut bet weiso :.t and onspoirts, wblea arrived Li the Belt on the Wm, smled, a siert stay. with Its escort, and all the mem of our ti,co as the Belt, to she Soutlissard. • Some of the latter after-. 1 wards retarued, :cal occupied weir former statton. Jesus I.+olt fur 251.1 ult. the passages( she Soma was NI t.ase.lers ureic peioutiett in come on shore, hut aura ot teem tts :civil, Oar ferry oleo from Elsineur were i licritoiteci to loud; last an Adjatauf, seut trout Croons. ! Me r l sitsaesperusittedlo p.na mud repast. Tim • Ctuonlmrlaiii II it Y ea. clime ess toe :.9th i.e the morniog, 441111 Sweden fa LOiturar, sweat Imardintely to tlopealosgen an d r e turned in tlik crating, Whoa lie immediately repalied the Sound. is the eight of Ike Sikls, a French ithil Swedes.s currier costf tkle &and at XI/starer. On the Sht:oelloy, the lima trite free agthlit.—(COcerspeNt/e41.) .1 : sketssuatiais, Joist s.—Lo coosequeoce of the sepnra- I Ben 10 the countries toad provicee. ceded to France, our illative Study will consist of 4 memberslea than it did bet Owe, Aceordiug to a ltoyul Deiree, 4 members of IJoich Thallast, 2 for Zeal:sod, and 9 for the ceded districts of %Mel dermal sun MaiselsnJ, are to gn out. According to our Covet (Lisette toe squadrom in oar harbours will be aced oat with the owed wittily. The Count VO3l iluhssnas,(Adosital Pc WiaeLtt) wan Commands the hist squadron, hoisted Ids Singes the ISM of May, onboard tne Itsyst llettander, of 90 gees e are Bmar-Admtral Fatineoaho has an tar soh of .clay, u beard the Criss:4 Prince, of kid guns. Great diligence is used is completing for MU bath the stittadroo., ..s alw t tidy rider the cenanahol of Rear-Admits& Issitanas.--( afsistb. Lorrogssusiiot,Joas 9.) - - • Spisi.souto, Ju.sk: 11.—A French Consul has unexpect edly arrived la this place, in consequence of Whien all pro. dots and antaufnetures hare been put under sequestratimi, as well as the carguto of ships iii the harilour. flirty It; good resquu fur believing that sonic of our smaller vessels it di be trairrectilely Mitten out as privateers. 11 has himat titoisght udvisiStile so ur.kr tilt vessels whiel ILA( um scooted we parfaits! disconrgtog„ pn- • . TUB rate accounts which were received by. • alsg-lest Mail from Cadiz say— On the Slit Wt. the force in Cadiz amounted exartlytti 6300 British, Vortumiese,. and 114)4 Spanish troops.— An•additton of -lOW Spunidros was then :sourly expected from Alimust t awl we are.luippy to be nob.. to add, limit not • oat: tutsw•reinforcetivents have since arrived, ma that scfresh. arrival has also increased tne British force, and carried it to full led) men, soaking the whole about 210 s as t a cote force s e i , : e lneht, Wit still not numerous enough to cope oats the •us, should wry succeed to coltecting the maithers which rt tal 411;in:headed they iatetul Lei employ in the siege of that' tinist 411111artilist,plaCe. It is lhonglil l toot until they receive , the espectra retuforteements, they will attempt imithiuz W- I tests, 1.11 the wail since, nwat of the worsts are finished, and Ilig whole it is ex pected will ue curopletedahout the segistidat of July, Mai Ikea the Islam' of Leon will - be as. strung a it is weli possible fur art to wake it." • .I.t it With regret we observe, that the advice, to.which we arc referring, and which come down i • to the 3d instant, make no mention whatever of • . • stieiie:tery emu to have been gained over ScuAs. . • ..r : • • 'FilMf 1. • I art En to I I &spa:tars were received by Quvern... tnent from South America, trantniktitig intelli. g;iitee of a .tnnst tuipurtant iLevolotion, eatending from the valuable settlement of Vera -CruX, along • • tile adjueent ' isihaeut, iii the southern extremity p 1 the taraccas: Ali of communication on (hi. albjizt",'Srith' Ole lull detail of the particulars, is la Nobleman in this enintry or kis% rank. it is stated, that an irregular (area, of tatirien 30 ails! 40,000 43 3 *B t h e 'l9th of A . 1' .1- .L. •Pis tal (i he Caraecas), and with the expedition, but without bloodshed, on board ship, and it was supposed filiation was fur the island of onal Gover nment was immediately established, which fisuita a concise Proclamation, static& go. °crony, the necessity of this Revolution for the w‘ifire of these remote and valuable SeAthelleents ender the present circumstances of the permit State, and inviting the Colonists, in cosmetic lan &Lege, to consult their own security end happiness, by placing thmusidtes wider this proteethou of the newauthorities'. DUTCH Papers Sheila received yesterday from Amsterdam to the 17th instant, and from Rotter dam to the date of Monday Ijist. The luud die. coulee!, of the unhappy people of that country, arc now smotitered by the strong arm of power; and the whole of that territory, formerly the soave of industry and 'commerce, is ceoverted into &Mi. litary encampment. ADDITIoNAI. Letters were received yesterday from the United States, so the date of the tlith alt. At Philadelphia thu Loftier had become more favourable by 5 per east. _sod large remit. lances were in eesseertenee made. At New York nothiug of Inipurtasee had transfited. ANOTHER Malta Weil Miami yesterday morn. lug, which touched at Sardinia and Gibraltar, having left the former island on the 4th ultimo.— Through another Channel we liave coannunica. lions six days later. which inform us of the im portant fact, that the trade of the Black Sea is still open to us. Wz are proud of the course wo took last night respecting Sir Faaacts BURDETT., INdeed, it was impossible we should have taken any other. But it is grateful to find almost all honest men with us. To enjoy their approbation is enough. We have scarcely found a sensible Friend of Raorm, that does not cordially and warmly approve of the conduct of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, as to the affair Of the Procession. It has produced the effect we 'instantaneousig anticipated. Thu calumnies that obscured the motives of Sir FRANCIS, iu the eyes of many moderate men, trio and firm Friends of Reform, are fled in a moment, and he .stands brighter there—where to be admired and revered is INDEED TRUE DLuRy I . It is surpriz- I ing what a sensation in his favour has been almost universally produced by the resolve, the unite. foaled resolve, to i'void giving a preti.lxt fur the shedding of blood, on an occasion (rein whitili no dispassionate man could draw any one excuse for the ha:ard. The illustrious Baronet has won *Slit honest hearts (with sonic few exceptions per. '•hispe), and has showers of blessings on his Mead, instead of curses on his head, and it 'astir have been of blood upon Ms con. science.--.—How • any one who does lure the cause of Reform can hesitate in' this qpreellmi l is must ash/lashing. Can a little peevish fortgutteallllll6SS ea NOS 101 l ipestu to exist, be pat in COWllliledliell with: the hazard of ' the people and thelielope cumlitirlivr Views; and the-quation startedilthich Shin 'he the mastei? Let all true friends of Reform be assured, that this might have beta the .questiun: end then let them go to their houses, and their closets, and say, between Ged and their conscience, if "" - E4SS WASH' FAA Neu preserved that home, and that recess, undefiled by military weeny, or by popular and brutal viokaces.--As to the goes lien of the profound concealment of the Ba ronet's design, it could nut any other , way .HAVE DEER AccuNIPLISMED! And, as to any wrong done by Sir FRANCIS, towards those wile set the idea of the Procession afloat, we be. sieve, In the end, it will be found, that lie never *Ave his sanction to the idea, mid that, in point .111 fact, the whole was conducted as if he had bow as foreign to it as the First Lord of the Atha& rally. We imagine, this will prove to be the' fact ; autl thee, 'what consideration, what claim fur consideration, at the hazard of ,all the horrors, we' hare alluded to, had the Movers and Promote* . of this Procession, from Sir FRANCS! BI2IIIICTT This will easily anew err it 11.. . : • N . 03 doalo, Disagisai-Ailer, in this STATLSHAN, will be reed, with, mach interest, es all the (eraser certainly were; and it cannot. be questioned that thwqiiitnial Catholic Peek' late his put the affely' l ef the Pico in a right. point of view ; gndak L I doing so, has per, fcctly cast the bkattostrapv self upon those po.l litical (in nr..4Talts Mho Weite extremely . analog, to disgrace isim. • ' • ••J The Right Hon: Spent* PURClOALisitlected a Governor of the Charter Hen*, In the mein of the Right Him. WILLIAM WIIIDIUM. • Time Hon. Capt. *sooty °Yonne is appointed • nneiuf ithe Directors of Greenwich Ifospinel, in 11w' roton-of Mr. Juseeti Homo, and htewise one of thelLords Of the-Admiralty, lathe sluuni of Capt. hioensom. The Catholic Committee of Ragland, aetenibled at Loh! Svourtvonts, have entrusted to Sfr JOllll CAPE EIPPIStiIf tee charge of their Petition laid on the table of the'llouie of Commons, which is '• be talkies up ntri t ttSesilitnS, and *Silk WU OA. o Ike daswasse c Wend tovianis him who ridicoles lsieeries be , laboured to create. I ;poke of com passion and retreat—lout io political wickedness vista is a poiot.whereat compassion is extinguished, isisd NUM is usavaillng.—Sir, you hare passed the &akin, but, unlike Cain*, without a posse: for 'you temerity is prudence—you cannot Now escape the public vengeance—yoe shell, doubtlessly, fall, but hardihood may support you until your swot" falls with yen I—Sich might be my ad.. vies wire I your friend ; but as I am your ening nth! Mint yam to destruction. Your rashness has. compassed what year talents could never have sr., fectcd;-41 bits turned my contempt for Ismer abilities into hatred for your parpossi. From the isabeciiity of the SUASsin the eye wHi tura to the, - deefirwelitin of his weapon ; and even au insect,' urtlio dreaded Is has death is in his sting. . Lk* did I disk s while last addressing you. that you were this producing at leant nag lanai of yowl , capacity...• lush oggsgpichtd loptillosco— , such cool deliberate insult argues more fertility of intention than I. suspected: The People of Eng. land—arc they greedy of prodigies-I—Let them lad one in your deciarntion+-" The Empire is in a more fiostrisking state than at soy former period." Whet, Sir ! when at every corner bankruptcy stares us in the face—when convention is 415. 4 grace, and victory is ruin ;—our armies dying abroad, our unollinding citizens =ordered ,at home—when laws are abrogated, and despotic 'lieges erected ht their staid—whets the right of petitioning is refused against law, and without law the subjects aro imprisoned ;—when four million of men have bees spurned from their rights with mutual degradation and . contempt ;—when every species of indignity is hourly heaped upon the people, and corruption is openly avowed ;—when such things are, in the name of Goo, what epithet shall I apply to the man, who dares to beard us with, " The Em pire is inn more flourishing state than at any former period !" Bat my stomach sickens oa the nauseous review. No language can express my disgust, my abhorrence for your conduct. You have the heart of it MACRIATEL without his head ;--aud wilt have. rained an Empire, without the reputation of a Tyrant. June 17, UHL' OSCAR. smotemseemensamt On Wednesday her blaJtsrw, Prineesees Au. GUsTA, SueillA, ELIZABETH, and MART, went to Ascot Races to see his MAJESTY'S Plate of 100 guineas run for, which was won by Mr. bittrns's coach horse. Her MAJESTY dined in tte fiord booth. The Duke of Yoga, !surd Rivet's, Count MUNITEIt, Marquis CORMWALLIS, Generals Govsn IL, GARTH, Mid FIT2ROII, Ladles ONASSIS, 1 1 11Y113114 &c. were of the Royal party. lier MAssavir and the Princesses returned to Windsor 'St sin o'clock in the evening. Princess AMELIA remains much the same as last week. His MAJESTY and Princesses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA took as airing on Thursday morning in Windsor Great Park, till twelve o'clock, with their usual attendants. At three o'clock his MA. JOTT visited Princess August, and staid with her tip half put five o'clock. Thursday night his Grace the Duke of Oro. roan arched in town from WOhurn Abbey. s' Yesterday efternuon, about three o'clock, the Duko of CUMURLA sa, accompanied by his Royal nighties, the Prince of W A Les t visited his apart. meow at St. Jastses's Palace, fur the first time since his accident. Their Royal Highnesses went through the sulie 9f apartments, and .resisained a considerable time in, the bed-room, which ha.; been lucked up since their being last publicly 'hewn, and aro still in the same state as on the • morning after the horrid transactioa. Ilia Royal Highness.' proceedMi from his apartments in his open landau to the King's Ridiog.house at Phalice, vs here he had a long interview with the Lienlenaut.Cnionel and Officers of his regiment, who were undee marching orders fur iluonslow asrracks. At a little before six his Royal Highness returned to Carltoa.boase. to dinner.—His Royal flightless looks very pale, and had Ms head bound, and his bands muffled up. It is saiiilhat he cannot incur his left arm to be touched, the pain is so acute, And that there is a fracture bus skull, *hick must •lAN.• • This troops which were emeelted igthtown re. eeived their rents yesterday minting to return tir, their respective quarters. Fire hundred of the third regiment of Guards, whlalt Were quartered in Mr. TX.OTTERNI Ware.rootes; in Soku.vquare, were marched yesterday evening without male or best•of dram,. and several Floors of artillerroad ammunition we've' left tosenhe Woolarissis.. The Levers of Moral, Pbilosophieek i Pisa tical Literature are reconsimestded to perms Ohm First Number e+f the New Series of IWa Pete. NIX, which will he published tu.morrow leo/NeMfo, by J. SWA X slid Sou, 70, Fiert.street. It is sof. fared as a 'petiole++ of the taiont employed by the Proprietors, and of their ,detormiaatioa to eon. dent this Weekly Jostens* open impartial owelside. pendent prindpiee. 4t *ill °entail) the following original sobjeets.a Letter " Llhetation of *lli FRANCO' Way, on a popular *Ojos. Altai* Pablieation, rind • ''-.nett of &cur 44.44 with hussy. TOG fills 411!»t aseaye*. IWO. ?M CIO 1O aleb*, by Of IONS& • Sat o thadiilisetb‘4l4*Vow. • • - ?bat asp, tom tehhblibutto ton g.. JeWelea, it. pet way, 4 1`' ' Hatt that bank MI *ill th ee decal . • • • toy each bomb .111111111,11 view, .4i tr , Awl Wile* lets**, the. Thee am eseetlileate Tee dell in% • , • , • Nor fear Ott ithesse Moil *km s Dot Sava ut sibboatels 1.1 Oaks Asa simefAirsida. he Fee We, i nee legeleray, Awl seek fin s as day, . lbst slalt Omaha IAO shay ylys . • Limo *moan. sAilrie daik Nlae Te dig. liedowg. tetashilloblesei That it asey silllsbere trakali be Aat Rhea tiospor Ise &lb go. jie dillsseirtb kw his "Moe ism. A fIIiitAIORN ClTisi r Sr LONDON. • Temesessemesessin A pEPINITION OF AlOOtlielifONOUlt. cri••‘ II Ilet,olll/ toss_ meson*. *boasts's etssiabit," _ Bop otra'a e firtelwi GO." 011 . 1 10 1 41 10 ,* ; flee propos' tamialtiti cwt itrie low* W bee tome*. sot Ads halt Ow slam • •d elike sitliseasollay lot pteoNt a tuttoo4 Aal met blossl4/0,4111•1141.144,1111.-' • ' Kay creep Wisellei he re oho A trkarkie May spishselhoas leetisset,wasysoaellioseasetrostas. - -A him "wise SlWlratees 'MOO -•• , • , • Am Earl at Ableltbet4.-ittil a that, awl, ,„ 11. . 110004 NM Mods p•ohe myth** VI" awn is Ye aimman dulls lOW adif I Ilusetylktertasealles 11.11trybta's tie& • • T. tea a nth" silo sisal O 114 & . gawk se the bar, At helot ate es dams Illreati-s is the flint, to Flew steil7aeeite t - *lnnis free ik pall* Ni I MOP ealit '; . •:: Lived' the wieCemi oho& ov'ty stab; •L• 1- • • 101 1 6 M Newmark*, tagaiaast 4.0. nice I " • • • .41 • Is NU a. "eat 10-IseWs s Is bass twat la !the v hO beiptio berad. As Ma who surfeits, be astenfai-s Wills remits aril thisarto alusiates ep bee Were e; • ,t. • 7 Or in the Aussie/ ar Os Poetic Seel • • , Each Oaf* bet preritgatipe *darts, From great St. Jaatat dime to Wapping Iltotr. • MEETING OF TUE INlt4ortdixrs or riiE Qin' OF corisivrar: • _ . sh 'S.. .......!-- ' .41 The fallowing ie the liettef b4d1011144 Ilib Si ~ rb4Ncle OURDerI, by onto' or tilli Medal ;41. ~t TO Slit FRANCIS - npßnotier. apt. 11‘ P. ,'• __e th wAyn. Awe b, MO. ••ill isits—We, the lelishiewilh Hortly Wel --. the=hy af Gentry, intimosiely pertieipatiesta.= erweed by year hsamediauss fkillispes we l a sgthe We.; pesetas Wow* of W sitaillott a t mod remardiag yam as tre i t i =t3 r eal the edema( s Wye sajoelti of the. or =les leave wet teapots*, la adtree t ylel. Tel weenie - et the tare wails. yea Yee made li bat 10014 bed la an a r e sno tea v a t igol filseatiouliee od the evtuatty, we have awe t ~ hlr,day,folimrktri oar &phials no the p . of imbibe iodide. l ad pertiatinsty to erstsioNfili thank, far the dignified oad lei or yea* ',bile duk't la liar ms trying ilinte..bia tnato *4 vit erk latshar rail* • which Of permeated IN will, in nee Cmwatty, sod kat ,pr, deeper rial deeper la dayb kilei . _ We admire* and ream yes,' *4 die tbe shie wiaillie tinnal .asset to Thigh yew Vepeed the nir t idssWis Mad • - Joy iv. in uppaeltiss WSW paF 4,..... • . or Guniminsamouol which w ea- • ar your prem. seri captivity e tied we sot ' star lii the asti . legged Wes of the lard Ws set Wry lash pa ols,, • nadeas who tar the Wrier sal Isom* es ; . wfaie, A. t, will he straw tees the :at ovv O it astilifiry power.—Ms maid lade, Willi . 44 1 =1; restsiesalw ta yoga ellgiebil hum*, _ 1, 10 4 . • ' amy l bin raw sist lintsbie eereaatk '' -••-: • - blood la beteg of, • liee by the ausalasees eitiee'etgle ~ • WILLIAM r aillelit atEL. 'T A Nswg% or Slit rtrAikti lIICIIIDEV, Thaw, s.' I 'lel% elsitsitstes.nltitiverwe area s%miare to IA row tin Address resettled tat by year woriftty lifeesber,"dr. rent I Moog(, that pm , wit I hate_ , merited air .ft0.7•11,_ are austlik, you say, st the eatreitee , I have lostile r tr.c public. 1 can maw you, Cieweemes, so saerliket .lb ay eainsatinn. swarm le soppqrs of (be Lows if sky csiestq l and she liberty mad happlarss of my CaPiitysiesAbeleart og whoa. when appealed - by arbitrary peter, by whatsoever etuireisaLosght tis provoke she Indlysalial of t ais Tbis lase ever bees esteemed Attie gagits% fettlareasmi of ised yetin, by Draw hellish* corniptios, daogenwsly eed, yet not to Shut degree, I tress, ea irtecovetably So lam istit its tome. lapelled by this feellait. 1 couldn't tee defy, ;a a Itill!e! anent ire of the people' eternally, wtl as bestad i e:lee r a by the wet mord abftatlaa. to a owe toads. she Merton of Weawhater, to staid' . la dm( . gas inktad Coaarryfann. If the performer* of.ay defy lau ct Sp ed ffie ea was k ris' osogrouwo, 4 Mute Shan by t a far *bi mar of year eseeeva,_aad the secret Patine of lateh% acted oi l :lN—Rad I have So ionised= i et>lMiSR that. sea every Hagar 'avulse, I shell thiak lard, Same Se we* the usaleAsr of east*" altimeter way be Me twat. IVentladiets, we haw lag Reath, Litters of .tat Cobliell expirispaidee e systemalk attack spwi the *his of the l'e*Ple sse lad She raadwirslet Laws h( the Lail ;—Lilli pare with am Wetmore aid vast ellreeleis of bleed by . oar Aittelers_ea dleyartwe frost _which slier failed, setoff tir Lambs mu this Kieidaus . with - vreadd eitadshisi.-40 • . A A...-__...- _ - A. • die . ‘ --- 1 -- trawe &WWll—for - 16e auricot toW 4th Mirk toborlutore of every robject—k Whir sty fur 1148 r. Liberty, awl IProperry_4—oug mood of his Jul who ma be codas ? To recover Oro OM *PI Amed"." l , ay rawest exteriors skill he woverniwtogly iitecord , wow to peewee t h at rehrirlhiehrbrrhsenie Wye troZ a r", by a Scoperms, 110 'Achy'. re f er', of a rept owl lioroogpowser Wore 4 toonwoos-stho prattle foist • ovary abase. limelsisek • 1 sisslogssr spot easidleg o kilit • Mr. Cowes Itril==filVe st Belk. hes, ow Uel/0 N whist info' of the distlegvisiot ss b Ire *Mlles Aok!' • *terse his Weber* Attloyiimli sae* goatters. It is strongly tapered'. lb* Clitmoteedea Ditotle has bee* made a relit.* to neplisstes of two Tickets iii she Ws LatteM . 144 0, federates hooted fed hies Mil, fee siseisr Iss•tf Thousand rotted,; theftfors tlMir Os st Wel ... _. . . , -- - - - - -FT7 - - - ------- "lmi •• • 1 . It f e • STA Tom An... . , . . •.. a , • • .. . I W ill the 'utmost secrecy and i r - e - 1--, la Right lien. SPENICE4 PEACEP4L. THOUGHIS Oit s EL ~' NOISLATURE put bloodshed, forced them ' --we.. OF Lk • . 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