The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-18 00:00:00

• • • • Oar - Recompsoyiag Jotter in yu n r pipit*, ter.. firs led therefore my apology mist he brill. • The power of printing politirsrtlitets is. umarit • iiihiloteg, sod this the Revrsp;tpfr is almosi-rilbs.msly rhsnoel ter the *up:Mon of Shorty and free :disci* . ai., t it might, iheryfore, more wideiy,to. be tbrotti (Teo fo it Oise heretofore--and this I trust, will tro cure for me sad for ethers the istrigtosts we *my oc espionally, though rather lorgely,•solittit.oh•With pliostnits of the season, I ant. Sir, yetis Afoot olsokiieui . sad bomb!. Seressisi:r • V.A . . aloossim. _ . 4 'Rettig agroeiblrt.. pelociptes;, f bate rue doebt • will , wileg - ir dill Ilse last; '4 Inst the poloir I. coon that, like the Emperor Reside j siod iiing of France, they will be forced elit et NV, , 4 " 4 To siMeillhd there has been' each 'a warfare opoa • the peep'a alleded to, and that the Mint of tha Holy Alliaace, is such as has bent statektpfel only to ;refer to Teets. t' Aid het, • ••• 4 , Manchester, • • .• •, Ilehide4 • • *, led the distillate% of Lord Fitswilliam lad Sir `'Robert Want. And fee additional pfEaf of this anti- , fare, beheld .o.lr oninunitutional nets, repugnant to: the liberty erliW Oise sod of rattle petitioning; so that lot can seattilt‘the a tract tas edifies! matarre or mon to " redress. Mt Molly. That oilier; nation Inv" theelochlOthe oppnesioe f r their people,--•tho itfiteel of Bldg of Prussia ti! ;rive hie sehjects the .renstitittitni promised—the nu-, sonbip of the Press in France—the (*.duet of the! King a Maple* nod that of ethert..!so6el•wlll &IBMs 'trate.' ' • Arabi; that the eltjeet of the tfoli_Alllalle_ e I line reprelinfid, sod" thi4 • • 'of genre have acted in colucliagieervikw dentorettik — - 'Wan wliNfind 'pellOffi'-of &mire* irtf , . noisy natty as Alegraeofol sod flagitious S'eliin Mar dewed a patios. ant} whets all' was going os smoothly, end the soveteign was 'consoling to the wishes of his subjecto; the Holy Alliance laterferod; and be calm the tyrant did not begin the destruction of his own tyranny (and when will it overlie so) assailed all the proceedings, and because the people would notohey this foreign Illetate, a precious member of the Holy Alliance, the Emperor of Austria, after the destruction of the Nrapolielfa army, took military possession of Nip!es, and destroyed all the people had effected; sad Immediately reestablished the gaming tables the peile had abolished ; and abolished all the ensiles *ries of edueatroa the people had established; -and brined three tribunals, at one of which all clergymen 'were cited, to give arconat of the sermons they bad preached tiering the struggle for liberty; !Wore the second. all engaged in military actions were to become their owe accusers • and before the last, others that might have bees otherwise **gaged in the nose of freedom. And thus while a preeniptiGn would take plan, as horrid as that seder the triumvirate of Rose, the Neepolitaa °averment was established in all its divestments. and despotism; and proof afforded to the world, that the Holy Allinee would destroy both IM temporal Ind eternal happiness of a people, by kiepieg thee In ignorance sad vice, merely to crash the right, liberties of the subject. and that each sove reign ia his respective kingdom might ride with de spotic swar—how horrible!! If •it be said that all thin was done by the Emperor of Austrio I be it re miusboresk that the Rowan sod Freesias troops were is renters* to follow the Aostrian. II they t iled been vaugaished ; sod that our Ministry ttas artery to the whole, though to feign a 00-parteership. with the ut most duplicity, it permed to roadems the prieciple of the Hely Alliance, while it said. In this particular biased, you may do as you please. and aided the Al- Hien by a Lees stationed to receive the Royal Family of Naples. Added to this oppression of di...Neapolitans, the efforts of the Piedmonten for liberty were pat down io a similar manner. The neat memorable act of this Holy Allies.. re garde the Greeks.—Here one would suppose Me peis eiples woold have relaxed ; and that some romodifirawso "maid have been made in favour; of these !Narwhal' peep* especially as all the'snemboes. of the Holy Al. lien's were, professedly. Christie's; 'and the Greek* were of tide &Willi nation, *ad wen . aiihrlity .seeknit so swami of their religious ; tbeliTAlioaliettestaillos the word rehellioa as a cloak to toireyabilrAntilmlby to the Henke as Christie... • • .! ; lice, I My , one wield have Mallet/Ml.oi resew straw* -with the Turk, particelerli As.rominstraacel was at *Si was required ; and thasthomnids — of litres bad ben spared. for she Teets had net ass damgs.• moos it: Rat so far from *lido/ Itiettietreseed Greek& when their seek refiga'ste &I Itasafiti dotal- Woos, that temp at icon Ikea away; sad *her !tent =ja lele N tniniatry for its nriptieseessMeAs these atat .spotlo setts ; peed Mers•kas ens King stFisisk. 1404 rchsetaxt4vilso, beralbrce.ddteffhia fftsfat Mtietarial . add I teak wl shall Nee that rettanneiessosa• siltki inadein behalf of the Greeks 'and Italians, thaArill afi ford then' the liberty for whlClilhee autindink. England, or rather stgl?rl's ministers, nee ategreat harrier' bete--for the people of England, as they ~idle, derlibertyihentselrls,•so desire it for 111 Ott world besides.' they ynitte,filjt the castle ot lifYlyin feels the'eause y itf , ;land; and 4 , l ibatty 111 . ) ' verl44ven litr 4,100 drawl e4ereek _ . efollir So I sat* Pad gaidaisre . 7iiidga,ligiiissia £ e . 11) state thist ;.-...4 ,i.Pti ..) t; i ,-* , I.AI I ..Perssies tie . ~.:, jonarbisallijksopeopp, 1 r , ** lrri.litr.ftier: :WittitAWlP ollatiltio '." . r:.- • •4f..1f .: ....4141 . 1 t.. , •I ; • • 'AS rooros. :--Redly.- lo b 01 . 1solia ti", ~ nftb Aisne, and fo tbe'Voitit na , • .ii *Nailing there, rein fieutoirmatisais oaths. -fare his Majesty's fieeretinta MIMS to Imolai to Atoll' grants of 40, lltbeiiistottes or :11t*, lailleitaltis'.hoing filly espowatid to ailelps land, to ts. poopootiottool to dee ems whirl' Mier se• Molly possess fietleelik4a o latt testate of eta* :4110itt i 7hit*Witt ti , ," - 141100t4eisesd ape. Arift;AwallAiiiheoe.. . .0114..eleiw . aurs. trltlolt can only bo ascertained det•thieleolosty.h. .' ••s .11/11,..Porsoos desires, of *Milo% New fleatli fa!r «7 Irmi PiatieVs ItiOd. jiiiiiltiallagidad iiitik the sanetioa of his ilojestys.SeoiS4atiliffiate I owl tili cut 41 4 b?.11104904.141“100"4/1 !iels ft:ettiao see rspooiell Ity:terferesoosilo-Mio fee wasp e *MO MO • Mast - I; is;ml7l • . ,17 . • PJer/ra CORR HSPONDINet • r: • at e Parma. Jaw.illittivart eVionc....-1 4 The report int M. do Sorre's project of .sass for the mulatto. of lie press ku be. presented Smoky ; the dismiss'sa teen imam on Saturday. The reporter.grae AL Chilies (Umber for Denbo). 'bal. new teals Chambers ime who eat and voted With tho majority tot, the (Amnia tarroormb.'e. He was then the reporter of a esmallice seen which propensd..te Wrier th. tiorgy pmprieters. awl stoop seppoeted tem papositiosat U. de. Honed to suppress the right of diverse. •He tic appoiated pushiest of the Co r-Roysk of iieseurns by t'hea interest. Sorb beteg the reporters. the pried of law for regalatiog the press. the mann of the report may be easily cosjectorml. I calumets this Mar phooey de. tailed access* of itssootents. It .waseztramely g. en. copyist the Chamber hem WA( past throe to within a gutter of five. It was draw. op quite in as . Ultra nstmeer. and was frequently interrupted by the load diaapprobaties of the loft side of. the Chamber.— The priocipal point of novelty la it eras a rosonai.e.• dation to abolish the trial by Jury is all. Wham of she preen,-aa is IL Peyroamet's Telma Minh stspest ter the Sourish. • end,s•to hamster illse 4 0 416 a t. the Coure-Reysin.i. oakum sittlag. with ass leu than twelve judges. This. said the reporter. iris all lir gaaraatos that the freedom at the pesos geoid demand, The Chamber was tall. The.sittleg was eery tummy p ths disapprobation of the Libor* voitososut. and On adhesion et the Wins equilly.elantorenn, A. foes et the report was read. ai ism .Myna tsegriern bore inictihaA thikaa. o o" o - Mtir•w;lti ,AirsUfg thosiateserilltdia Wipporr:ef rtins. de Consserines, who made sash is isatomiabie sad absent attack is U. de Ciao. as she oseskpieft Alt. 'Hake of Hwy: 'he lass their head. Thie.plleries sere crowded to excess. Peneas beileveirtakes their staid at..the door by eight o'clock is the looming. though the sitting did at °pea till balfpait sae. The diseessiou will be very importer& • FM*e is yes tar from beteg settled he bet Merl*. whoa *helium of each imperial'ce ae trial by Jury airCiptiiiii for dis cussion in reports dike the . present. . . "The report on U. Perogineee bill fee the polls. of the joarnals;. h h said.' will tut be dithered till the debates mil/Mats as the pupa et *leers. It is stimesibaisseliriag that the repartee Of-ibis cum mission. IL de Idartigase.. as well as if ilis other, should belong laths Oeyal Comet. It is illartlirau is Pr6inrearpiersl of the jai Counsel Limoges; sad Spike lately Is favour of M. do Bus* wheelie ousiliet with regard to Bulldog a banister GO the Wt was made the abject se coamisha 1 , 11. de iltortigou Is esenithrodaslayositisl it ets: s d i s Ultra. He was ionitabled. (says. an a Phirmtiire a/•the Ilearmar. t 7 fen bis Itufaol 4, lit, at ilorsimmams ttra " m lb: storm,ot . tailwind darts`.,-ern. ilk Of the Waco et 11.1rearsio .• •• • ••• ha...A • • GO NOO N ural'. will Pos...aassuAits 18, 1882. • • irI:OrKISTLITANOIL ?WKLY . , O'CLOCK. This being 4eitlinic Dili at the Stock Exchaage, a peat deal •f boKle previiii•lanwiti • the Drekiirs in settling their Accounts. According to report, this is agreit Ball Amnia:, indreis - Of the eminent flpei Ibis' forenoon to a large/ • have not heard of any! Consols tiptoed this , layered to 77i. _; readers eithe poiats il eiasedien: popeied for the ve have bees abiside axe meat t . bra ra • ape" hos I;ii,jl;u; llUasaaL • Of nuotingdOnshire.. importance, as well aa the, .edurseoitiihi a place ;....oesd to reader justice ; entire. Though t►e oasts on this writers) not tonsistent with t►e! thatlionossra held, we . Shari 1 reasottlitwOn the sheet:, ilenicing . 4 Units. .... 4 ealonflod...ti sw am, a goad elfeet; " The distniii:4o itidelt,.the eslenity is limbed .is so, asieneleojthtil • eilr-I, tirlislitEllt !Olt "etre net -iurp!itravtipilltireafter ars being perils:od I. their views* .;1001eirdili 2 0- weal eallsehtteadal mew be soon a.opeednfse their salve sini this epee . let' I 44 is ion. es • 9it fittelittiaidigl(-' alone a so the Wei that Illeitteetine• illillesW to: . 4... t, • *Pit. • .... ‘i ~ . • .if. -&r• .. __l • ~ Who arothirtmenseetbossed thati6 repertiestift kg 0,10:04.4 0074414 that; 01i . k0. 6 ' kiliw.. the CathAmten if the RZCIIIQU an intends {alba en. Siftlif oto,:rtitrilivia I, tit pro Pee 0 tat 1041 . 'elided . Frotoyese simasisme Art 24, per cent., with a view 41 ' 641 .10!k4,1 0 et Pe rape, _iln".ft.A l 2 oo as will Panel the Wies'is'asin - ene4l . 11titleierness *Art , AM flit/4Mb; the beret% it elpirt•Ve-oese. ..v. , • v ,e. . ^t .el •. : 71teltersigicess of the Called kthisn' f ietZlisa;, e vi‘mieletifiryi 1111 ' Ore. O's itilele 0W1 4 0 4 4.) [ ' kea:OM kutl• tINV011000401010.1 , 411;11.Mtweele 0 6 • 1 ! 04 4ar/ "" 1 4 11 ,9rtifel# 1111 . • 4" eleiailmianwei deliaitmemmisese. , wed llotkg-i4;pme .011 1 001 11 WAN' 0 1 10;/: 1 $4 4° ...41t th _4024' It. etignMimmtill lmilsrasliii mwrsolresteme4.4bv-Ciell t terlidnut;:: , S 4 4 h4oo:4fiairi'ieis: iota iba silver Inc tespplopee ieskiheir sallieerystems. They 90 iiot boas tef 330;0espel pedalo* ere. IIti: itere!feeija4 &shilling for their enentry.—No SliewarimitriTtaiiiini amniss—tho Wo lo 2 l * Beni' 141 4 6 4# 0 1. 006 •0 0 : weelitenses. They p steadily mistilefoiiimiamatt•74 gegahlp end I liroperdoesteeteiso4l=takrito. testa eir treacle semi part of th e. *v47 end we attires from the invasion of th eir enemies . They learn 40dosn and benefit by thellemders if their ieighboOry i tele itadepeedeitee is gesilloteed by their internal re. " and these, with tialiilepley sad enterprise of wow. Ibtrehfseat,ild fair to make the Republicans become thienvy. if not the terror of - &trope. The state of the debt, sepeedlture, and retherees oft he United States, is essegh to make Englishmen treader at tfie area& fel weight of taxation which oppresses this country. .iss yea;'s isterest of the English debt wrald diet only pay the pismire! end 'stereo et the American debt. bet she whole' espouses of the Gs !lstrenseet of the Illite4 Stull* 'lnstead of heavy Imes and failings et le the Why. and Means, a mss. aerate duty on burins, • end Misr ditties not heaolaft . bawl upeo.the epleelmeal on mensmerelai fmterselq are attest stlitheet to carry ei - .olse state basins* 4 sine Pii - staiia is not no much' as that of essay of our clerk; who bare only the trouble of writing their name by depety t nor more than half the sum, which the Marquess of CIIIIIIIM Marled with BO muck hamar to himself. Het mar spendthrift* hiveinvolrod the country is a state of unparalleled distress, and are Dot willing to resign a pound *sea the willies, they ban 'retire., of the coestry's mangy for the last 30 years. Whim the preperty I the people has bees squandered upon se many Smithies, objects, 'tie time to complain and cty tlood for reform, sod if a reform do not take place this &Woe, things soy be woulerfully altered befog. tb• seat. .. • ' ' ' _,-,_-......_ A Le;raed (4104 *Bll sellirediN.b mornisg- The - 116:711.101 St: Theism's the Net. arms ee here received the fel- Iteeilkeertert. Paris; O. IL asthma of the Light feral Verret —earthy/wok belsoire e.lJJieshiat yeti have Jess toselt H itteerpo- Tett it Ath the great family. by the asestetable mitts el the 114tlist hos amt 1111th of 'sty. The ham war. - " . revIS.4 I MTP Os mow • ; - —,.--eseeeive trivia me my seutiutellt ration for your noble condoet, while' the' government; rowan's gone ser v ice.... • • MARIANO MONNILLA. ~ Paris papers, so long due; hay* at leagde arrived. in4 . 4ontain intelligence to the 161 h instant; is.,. Wog deideiva bas even yet transpired •respeeting the allblierof Arabia aid the Porte. A letter fres Co d . atantiaraple ,cif the 10th of December, is the Modaiterr, states, .that the letter bad nataitted the ptineip/r of the forteer's densawda, bat requires modificatioas in the mance: of their being carried into esecation.-1 Private letter from Madrid of the Sit inetaa . i suin g that the disiiaissal of the Minicry had bees voted y the Ctionell of State ; but the resignation kited riot vet been Dade known, though a report prevailed that cep the bliaistere had been deprived of their 41,1g5, e d . cept these of FOreign AlfaiedaptA• Cntetties, who were:both ohne:iona to- the.parg& Arcerdiag is one of the Preilib'papers,Doiriadona bad declared its lialePi.ndence ort e .the 30th •ult., bat this-report is at varlante with sore resent lettere (rim Madrid.. The proceedings of the Chnailber of Deputise es •Monday lost, rzeitadreat Nearest is Paris. At the COMINIeStRIOROi of due llw President" stated that he had reerivedlisti•iveitedVdNiefa• ought al be emasielealea to ihe Stet less fain a deputy. irbo riertiheil4lfr/jingkoce ionarciant at indisposithen,t the. ifibleft.wsta of nadir lope!. seer, is as (allows Mossicar le President,-1 taro received . hdoniraticiefithil, tinder the pretest of searrh. leg for a peas isciused of Iwing_losplirate4 IA the troubles which lately owner{, M Relfort. Oases wearing the exterasi marks of inawiatentea sad ettesis of the palate force have eotastittell'autts of vieliont Is lay house, and even in D I ownaps:rteseet (a song* of surprise,, anal. ovate agitation); th“ they hive broken open door; opeoral by farce closets atet•rup. hoard% es( which 'taloa thrown iniprBispe4er. and perhaps cambial 'Of. the *acts •oe permit which 111111 there depewitsd they «44 6.4611.0 their imitation to return fir.tra fdir Lye. , 11 46e hits halassahient to pewee tire Wow ibr 'lll.ll,lllsi I still enep4r..2ge the hope that nay presence per Alifleareival of sinsflaiiiiinia I or, at hreet r bs neienility of endeaviaringdas sheortaha • ;image which has-hers eioneereasal. if • le 10 pair it; These senses snow* Ise: eelliciout *Ol 7 tify ay request of leave of absence. 010 1 Mott litlfeshiatt to tie Cini*llise. ' • • ) havellattlanimsur to her `s l '• • Aftqlgl,4lll!.. • MP. 4s. tiM4 o s4l SaP, hit it" miner .seseertiJ.s.e of alters* *is grantoil. 3 ,:' - ' • ' • MME :thiN4ieree. ik i iiirsen4sipsetaatto As Per assoinced that the order .f the day ealletr fir the Itoo;tof,Ahe Cosntittekse As lair prohoct, Mj the a, the Press : when IdelehlMet. the reps**. eisa seseed till eidarshvififiestnin 'no forlosisi A perste:— I I The law Projecinlidei:Yoar . coassitteti directed I tae to report, has for its ohisot.ths repression of .reined oases which store Moe predidsi egotist by tp kw iI the Itth of May, aid the 9th of Jane, 14 . 1 fisiiip rally.adoptiog the proposed assorte d lop, wee has perceived still too such reserve: Men* ash sake sosepreliminsry observatioss. bittityitter entered tel very long details. He withiln spirit which dictated article I. agates wines :stile .lassit ridicule either Arrington of the State, W svey ether re ligion, Uwe eilablialsoseat of which la is Frame. It wiH he so loser imagieed, as A' tie iii rialto of party spirit lt Wbeen. that the law of Fissie was atheistical, and that it sight so A be. He w sst approbation of article 9, which provids spins the issoltittg of the royal authority; eadilicita tiele 4, relmtive 10 imatigitioss t. vend and eseeenept of the Kin . . govonssasule lt niislt Ilierissor IS the lefty. . 111. de niranlin.—This definition has a frightful WI. ado.. 111.CbtMe tis cootimaathro.—To t clog i 'lire. hewever, the most airaloss wise. your emaingittee proposes to add iothio ankle • 1 the resent proviskto shall set -Whew agolost the right et immesh* aad the ceasariag of we oisterisl arts."—(Agitatioa.) Voice on the Irft.—ender the good pleAsare of the anetaissien of eea.arship awl its oircialars. Tise reporter prrweedea.—Tho law of the I ith et My authoriser the jointeh to give Brecon!. of the de bates of the Manlier of Deputies. provided they e rte reported correctly and with pod frith ; hat that law tweeted as pookhowsit against the op posite offence. namely. the reporting the sittiags of the eliamher and the Tribunals unfaithfully. The pretest projeet supplies this defect, Net only the editors who publish antigh• fill accounts may be punished by doe sad 'imprison• went, but acrordisg to article 7. the proprietor. and enters of the offending j nnnn "I. %adj• be prohibited Goa giving any further amounts of Legislative or ja.li• dal proceedings. The causiontee is of time a legal prahibitiou whir he tuu rheostats, and that it will l , e sitiacirsit to interiliet the paleliaatiou fur a limited periods (After souse farther issterraptins thereporter proceeded) The Coommwittor cosset ifisguitaM4 itself th-a Ow lam I *ion of orifele 9, against per•ess who may owlworonr ai•t" th e P 94l ir rererriby 'schist cimemps w how4 l if ritlwtta afila.lB wore, getrirld rk•ose!s of per...r'. i• ` 999 ewkat capes GO it Ilan therefore rectitiot it. Tlir ..... •• t •.- . • • • . .. . . ,'s . • . • ' ... ' . . . i. • • • . . Tfig. KT t , rlr, 4 4 , 1 1, , . • ••• . •• alt-----I.' . I•.. u : 1 ---- - •—• Ks THIS D t. : P ' g ' .1. per who comment:Ny*o, the undaunted Colonel Patfill k . sent. Noe 411 meanie blame the ministers for a : ~- ,-. ll:tr i,- ,, . • .• , .. ' 4 :.. Li intentions .ffirards their countr y ; their meaning is W d • aby I den tip i , :r a t ' l, ' i .... 411fil , teals ... .. • t • .. will . always conduct you to victory. . d .. s • i generally good ; bat their etthinet of fifteen, a boil - - Alf toX . '. i?itiog ottho , :e i' . ' ml . . ... isitilj • t i :u it ..12 Su St. et Mariners—lmitate your illustrious chief, and 1., , 'mall for debate, Iliad too larg e for execution, is apt church, the voice a th a t poptilation b tcsum jin 'mpg . fi r r . pesc c nt . .. ~......... it o I. south scu ... oht aim. like him. as brave in combat as generous to the cos. to he carried away by any win that comes scram them..... • ... ..FlLtke liadfaise *SAW lei T4/0641 1 4 - 6116. 64114. 4 0. 114 . 1 4 0 •;• 04•7 " .7.. 01116 ' 1 " 164. " 1 " /IP * L74.4°: i iii Tiered. The Carthagenians are your brothers, and yft . Political Economy is now the leakiest ; and the far. Enspesoroflkwesia was sotessiteti to degliperabons, , P tor cealis4ag.i..• 1 4 1 1( iii --.."-.1%_ 1 •!• Ii i;• p m tanstxreat.them Roswell. Chace promised thee) so, an i ( meta of England are likely, if they do not keep a good u s ..• „„forced ~,,t o f tete N u to ... ovikare, . t usup , tr i r r e0 Aia t....,,,,....4 : .,‘,, J r --.......-.... f.,.. It, .101 te ......o.4ea sim;44l.l644sivamiasswasHials. •...110011tOil4-40.11111t140 Vifilaillillar -.1-iber • • .vaueo. sod- . lnterfifte ■ ant iftefeet 111111111tesiffindird Ihup. it pot ' teen : l 7Con. for ~40,....r._ 7 6 0 Vernment Commando it. , e hat further I have to say to a second letter.—Oentle• 0.. . .. ,•tbst subject, issowstaikism to Illso plel lisAttehlkeer-Ceet. • ...... ...-.1 Loll. • ' DC Itis I .." ' ' 1 men, .1 renfain, your faithful ohliged—te '' '"" ' lonise; aoa boa. fee-tiso eitmeloar% . ...• Or"' Mari Save talre,P4 in a mai• • toiletry ma ibe behalf of tbs. filielliat deliketioil • ••• ' Voisin* 67 in. after,lo.—Td a. • ner 11. bete ten yo. u sod the am? under my comea ." l al . 7 ~. a.' „," t declared mat againettarkeyin favour of the kirseli .. -- _1„ . ,... ..._.„..,--: —, • i To TIM IWIT°R• .4 ..:' ..:, is. . . 1 •- Farther, the Trend' Ireeple kiire belietibiekli i attention and relatives f yoi . f mast be convinced that a ....::, ...I • •. • i ir 0t - littattgniiiri. . pert equality has prevalfid in both dep p artaninta, iia ,i ..' , • . ". 1: 1 41 001., L • 14 _:,.. w. , :nia natloctilie oppres'ifenof 4i titeeke. ia,Terkeyj, •dia__ ~. that 1 ve done for you the same as my ► soldiers Ittn—l shall be oblirl;....ri a !! the It.grau• and ,Pildutuntese is -Italy, and lave t ma ninytaw MT11111111A111" 11l 1111COSP011 et Eli wird "Cron 'm : ...0 i - 4„: . - : rykrwmp." • . 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