The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-26 00:00:00

. . • ~.~..--- Tir ....46•011100 I? sir - •go • • ••••• MP - • . _~~ .-:1 - -_ - -..."' . ---.' l .I'—‘lliellil.riliiCel4o iliiilhilis—'7lll6 *DOC 1 9 I , • eccosor of G eo rge the Third will have &slant' 'ty of becoming trebly popular." The , itw orm au ,% are, " a total change of system ," yor will e; ar id the last sentence is, " of all. onmehi silly , t h e Revolution, the sacs for yet fo rge thc Third will Imre the finest oppeseeso4 , erreasiog trebly popular." trig .1 G en tlemen —The D efendant himself has gliego, • i t eerpretation of the ' surds. lie says, 4,,f1 su bmits to you , that these words are t o 'bi l effte od in all innocent reuse, by reference t h e context of the Paper ; fur he says, then to bee found, in the same Paper in which n par agraph appears, other parts which show, I ke did not mean to attack the character, Y t h e wisdom, asperse the virtu... or doubt paternal solicitride of his Nlajusty fur the .;rfre of his people; and, certainly it is rum. lot to min to read other parts of this Paper . . t h a t • hick is charged to be a libel; and t ot to • hieh he refers be mew enough in point , ;o v ation in the Paper, to have a fair bearing t o paragraph, it might be mixed with it, and she part of the consideration of what was to be * hewed la be a fair sense of the whole. The t h a matter relates to fettoitt— p o litical events t the 2.il of October. tilt re his iturdsMp .d li bC pm-graph relative to the invitation of Mr. W O to Lords Grenville and Grey, to ta k e a ter is the Admiuistratiuti.) e m eirriese—The Deferldarit here states, that •4 0 ,31 Highness, el the oteatatitt alluded tu, r ooked tu preperve a line of neutrality.— * kis Lordship read that paragraph Were . ] s o e, if this stood next to the paragraph corn. ~f, it would has been fit matter fur you o „,a.t e r, whether it was nut the boats fide mu le of the Defendant to convey, by this r a o h, the very meanie,/ whisk the Other . as fa pposiog the words which are .the' sub. d a prosecution had mot been intended to lesgerstion the wieituin, the virtue, outbsepa. 1 tel wlicaude of Ilia \likely for thii welfare I hi t people; but that his Majesty's .pereossal pul.io were intended to be delineated in this, oin th: runner paragraph. Why thee, Gentle. el, the first question for your consideration * till be, whether the word' sousplaineal i ,of are, pooling to the lona file intent, and (b r. iuter. toe of this paper, to be considered with re. le the other ; or whethey, supposing the of the paragraph objected to intempe. ow imprudent, it can receive and, and if any, it stalifiertion by the other paragraph; to Ot.:i ere Defeerlant refer% ? The next mallet for I,lredesiJeratiort if one of, ;whams, Mere int. Foxe; and probably you will think it the slyraporiant consideretion—that is, • what will i t. 14 kir, candid, honest interpretation of the ordsof the paragraph which is the subject of bsiresecetiun, taken by themselves ? That is, nether the words c.unt.iiiied in this record, any! heels I f h../,•eed which I have ; road to yoa, "nosey disrespect to iilli:pairsun a his Ma.. NO The other paragraph to which the 1)e. wee refers, e ith a *kw of geolityleg the Man ? d a tatilaibtl4:ittl er l imp ast .. • ea. it commends 'Ms. Illsjeste's. :rirtwee s li ailbieb every body its his deesiiiesat ea c kst e. i t understates% and what .an (bows of feel, that he evetresalus, ask that he feel. Itollost solicited, fee the Itep*iersa of his That sentiment is, certainly, laudably is that paragraph; hat that paragraph Illy remote in point 4 Place la the . fie the paragraph new older our *lasi ; die one beiss,g hs the fourth Selassie of the other in the, sewed Wiese of 'Mother 'The Perellthids addicted le, I edit rased to %silt —. 64 What bleeeliga rusk apose *Ws ....... that might be, besteelltielloo AS If _lbta( ehamP sis i • a Airs thp,i 10a. F 6 ' , 4 0 4 ;ehetio saeses.. Id ( hinge the *wl hog .410 ..Ik, ,ap. mwitY of beeimielliehl " &1". if . te. , Ow tars paragraphs— djit ' t e ll% lod e sad it Act en which the Mfeadaiet ,eglieel is his kw had immediatelyfolly moil ', le Qtfi 9 ,,n.,...an at, Male sight be taken fairly as evert of the ge. essititt, and be united to tkr% ether, and h h qatid appear , in.lioputabli a that the dis et die ir • - that - . hi pa realism meant great __eig ht' night remit to this country by a• total lap of system s e ith eu t i m p e a c hing the wig. Mil the virtue, or the l sternal s lie 'tade o f fur the welfare and happiness of his a Pie lll'iesY la l e , l, ia !bat tai l :, the wo:swhichl !_t, arses:: than ewe, read to y0u...." of all ' Nam 4 • since the Revolution, the successor of ewe the Third will have the finest opportunity Il leswiig nobly po p ul a r , " 6 _,... , have woald be innocent. 4.1 - 1 7 .. t Il i _ said already, the most import. g'ef4i'r'° candid, honest consideration is this, . what I r" fie successor of honest meaning o f these words of George the 'fliird will have I : ,far i : opportueity of becoming nobly prove ., .r.oonecfed with, and detached from any ; i 7 se ntence ?Is that sentence, ear se, a Libel ? ~.1 t he paragraph speaks of " blessings to be ne4by' a total change of syitem ;•"—wheel I n j t d it o s e t s i that imply ? I think the fair mean. h p in the ' a c h ange of political system, not a of wrlinary a ff airs of the count:L e : Itt....._its Government, hist " a total it 'Nem " must . • I t ,.., s certainl y mean, a political 6 7` , ...te_r i 1 7—it cannot mean thesnbirersies, or ,:"" ww _l i t i ten of the forms of our Government, i i s ~.. .c _ _ I never have been intended by this pub. ^"P',.._ t i bellies. the very neat paragraph is in Pwrt and • i t ei praise of the Monarchy ; woe &Di ~._ r ail. which the author thinks desirable 11_•• a . at all intrinsistent with the power of the L 'ilnla • leer, with tin legitimate functions of Ge. I . l4 tae". e t e s with the Monarch, Or wkk l , 11 " . "a ns i t it b ranches be of the Constitutials , 4 7 '7 4,11 0 taken uan attack aw. use it talks of blessings to be !stone r h h e sere* c A upon his Majeetre: i a k ..,,,,_ 0 , ,, of the Prince of Mita, Ir it se lf , u : alsi i .. "P frees a Halal chomp to , 141 .0 _ . utast reference to any period Ike ass iz s t e i is to take plate,which can r or the Sercrt . •I d lip , 9 leoti l sot be filit MINIS hi any On's tht We **pie is a WI! tied. duo& of ran. Two spurn 'sr polidcs may be , to be ectisti, withoot/itilpeting any vi. s , 'notifies Withlifeer to his . Majesty, or lei those who let in - Gbtsrnuseut under his Majesty ; it qa~r lappittl ilotfl'in . some instances, his Ma. jesty, in seine riittktAtsr part-of the Government r 4 the country, iitalPhave an erro neous v i es ; o f ,thist which is likety'la cutnluce to the intermit of. his pbople. ,TtiisiS is End one Being withint eirnr thirefore, 'When a person up, that, is' hi` optelua l hied Itiiijmity hee l in the exercise of his Wimium, his virtue, and his paternal solicited* for the welfare and happiness of his labjerk, taken, unfortunately, an erroneous view of the system of measures which his Majesty mtpacted to produce that effect-1 am nut prepared to say that such an expressions, that is, 64 that his Ma , jest} !sad taken an erroneous view of the tree in• teresfepf his people," is imputing to his Majesty that 47eich may not be imputed to say homes behtg • because it is natural to man tb err . If t h e (fetes:tent bad gone one step further, to impute any thin"; dishonest, corrupt; or even partial views, to his Majesty, to - subvert any pat of the Con initettely esr.ao.49 any thing wrong by derive,. it %Feta must, clearly have TAM • ix but when a person says. only, " that; in bk. iu the present reign there hat been purse roncotis sj stem of GOvernment; I am not to say that that is a libel. So much for the first paragraph. Well, then comes the last part of it—" Of all the Monarchs since the &volution, the successor of George the Third will have the' finest cifpurtunity of becoming nobly popular." Now, what is the true purport of these expres sions ; that is, their common import —not what is the must le sired, or ohm the 'must criminal, or sere construction to be put upon them? Formerly, the rule was, that the most lenient constntetion was to be pat tin worms w lien say person. waseeinsei,cri. I initially, fur ring them ; but since that doctrine was ! purs ue d, mmthrr has berisfollowed, and thejudf. i trial cunstriation to be put upon the words ,now, is, neither, ‘Notost lenient, nor the most rigoronst but the ust4 elitism', plain, and common eau. itruction ; pd that, of course, with reference to time, pin". anti ever" other circeinsiance, giving the prepoodersece neither to teak, n or ilarslinago. But the question is,whether the Defendant meant to impute to his Majesty, or to his 'Majesty's Go. I,vernmenN any thing which it would be criminal to impute to him, or to them ; that is, that they pnrsued a system of confect arising out of vices, or out of any videos propensity ; whether he slant to impute any thing to his Majesty, which k.would be widows isi any of his subjects tp sup. tee% anti which It would be mischiesons to the Consoiunity to %porn? Now, what are the waitirp 46. Of all the Monarchs sista the Resole. . 'of 9eorin the Third will base 1/14 - opportunity of bemoan Uobly pope- Isr. o .Now, if this meant to Wee tq sielhisig state' .thes . taking an erroneous cettleoplatieu-of dans els lb" .regarditi *het gore* w. dmtisett*c met Faros . ofipelley 7: 4 4t be Aniplisti uothloltlet imisies • ..--. ..... IWii *SAW* viehs• OA* 4 r ftre#s - ietailedl ly tho pe4hintlaras , at Arles; bat so i inionigist tikk Memory , jilf .. ems agisentetis, who hale se benefited .asa p their virtece, by sayiegthey might, in seme 'bi 'titmice', have an erroneous view of policy while gokey thoeght themselves profiled.; the welfare of their people? By no means, beciusse sonic. error falls to the lot of every man. Gentlemen, the whole subject is for your eon.. , skle . eition—you will apply your minds fairly to - the consideration of this paragraph, detached from any thing else which is to be fumed in that Paw" and your verdict will be the fair result of that con sideration. —Not.Gasill s y. The case of the Ktno v. next was then called oe. ' Mr. ATTORNITsaIIiBRAL..." I shall withdraw that record." Ws day wo published. by Sherwood.Neoly, and Jones, Pa &roaster-row, THE VETO, a COMMENTARY on the GRENVILLE MANIFESTO. By CORNELIUS ,ICEOGH, Esq. (Late of Meow Jerome, ie Ireland. a Catholic, sad a Ws - • • bet of nos Literary Societies.) To elucidate the issuportaat wales of the Veto, the fol. 100 in loterestioa (wine of thew raver hitherto published) are asserted t Resdatleoe of the \forsooth Bi sisso 17911; Resolsollos of the Syand of Ireland. IRS t Kilkosay Address to She Smolt. 1 UBt K Miaow Declans. Sit . Johapsz . Hsposley's Bill. Catholic 'Woo. lowd . Growilk's ISM Flan,, an er. Leiter la toad shitAl ir ff Dr. tamer's Leiter s lfeertra. • --^-T _._ .irrived. . Malls. • • Vac 2 .... ......... . . . Wks .0 . 0 ' Waserrunt i .... • ........... 2 0 1 0 -evils • r Omer; Ott srovicwis i A k. 3 per Cast. Cow. 671, • r L . 7-16 * 3,per ReatiCt4.lll • Osman .. 4 per Ccat,...161 4 • NA Boa;i . sirs. 131. 3 c pzieut.Navy 9V 1 .' S lisett. Mh o liss for'Arc. 6611 lottery ricked r THE .S.PATESMAN. Sito/0111TI VIVA& • • . • • LONDON : • • xsipAy, Intsmumti 26. Tuait were aireraturivils hr the eearietif yes. terday from the coatings!. By these we herer Paris Papers to the 18th—spine. Spanish Papers, destitute of intelligence,. bat still biesthing the it most confidence of repelling the attack of the enemy...and leveret private lotion from Spain and Pertigal, breathing seniiments of a very different destription. There was also an arrival on &intr. day of dispatches from Lord W4LLIZiOVON, the contents of which bare not yet been "made public, 1 but they are reported to contain farourable . le. PAM, of the health of the army, sad Woo; al'. satiates if hie 'Lordship's Wag soder so spree hensiois of attack from-the campy. • The List sdriosslisso rmetsittlyssigitit crinkle! intintimaithit f and air mi. I r iggers had, in. dud sense of thief% illkea an er. nacording to that aecounri were . in great forces. lone's' view of the interests of theilntin of this the neighbourhood of Burgos and Valladolid, sod' amtmucatioas a lib. . tryilns a. nutll A re s p i a o rcd tha tO imp ;laY r t t h w at hic lh i :..l i t : lb is " fete rapidly advancing, with the intention, as was generally of catering Portugal. :Proposed yea shoold collect from a reference to rootlike paragraphs, I . am o f op t a i mi they ate That suck is their intention s We have little doubt. talliPapeole in point of place, and too much di- The , authority of SAW Wgastreovos it were Merl* **int of matter, to have any immediate, sumptuous to (m i l itia.... y ei'A se t eg wen ' ItColllllfy connection with each other. But that, siscMei m well as, indeed, the whole case, is matter for ..111611 a " am " soTer4tol of . it f alse year consideration. If yon arc to take the pare- it - will nut b° all°o . ther . lf. the per, graph by itself, it is a matter somewhat doubtful, dispatches from hit Lordship ere of a veer dilfemet g think. Thu' question is, whether you think,, aam pt u ai a s; • • • epos the fair construction of the words, the as. thor of them really meant to calumniate our an. Pri Ti. goat Sovereign ? It you think that, accordingly "rn iteorlllds are oldlntnY turd wills te.thefisir, honest, candid iuterpretation or the details of the groeiedings of. the Freo n h Weft fo . word., he tell be said to hese so intended, you Spain. •It appoint, that the Deke-et DALMATIA *lifted ;he Defendant guilty. But in my view was completely diseppoiited to his expectation of the thing, in looking at the paragraph by itself, of cutting off the retreat of the Duke of ALUM. I thiak . willare nut warranted to import into its cunciden t tiosi what goes before it in the same Pa: ousasuz, who was within four loves of Gediz, per t..it JO too distant in point of place, and too at the very instant that the Duke, of DALMATIA eneonitietted with it, to consider them-together ; was atanceuvriag to intercept and therefore I think that the paragraph ought be considered by itself ; and if you think that At last--seen Ri ls; the prou d capital of the the paragraph was published without any design comperes.' of the world, has succumbed )aeseath the or purpose to calumniate the peletiaal •tkivens. - unit of his majesty, bat only imputed him psrainoent ascendancy of France, in which over. error of judgrasat, yua will find the deKndant grewn, but euteuding Empire, it is now absorbed nut guilty—you will not distort the meaning if by aSoiegeoe Commotion at .Paris, declarieg its the words, but let them have their fair, natural union with the French Empire! meaning, such as it impresses itself on your . minds ; for that is the way to try the meaning Thipnblic of Europe have in no it:donee been of the paregraph. If yea think, judging of it . so long and sacffecteelly held in suspeam as with in that manner that it was meant to hold out the re i gn 4 4_14 m a j esty , as a space t h at l ater . respect to the Weeded successor of jot/unix.— posed between his people aid the possession of The daughter of the King of Sather, Ad the *Feet blessings, and so to iostder his hisiestY's sister of the Emperor ALZIANOeIIi ham hitherto Government sad Adesioistiatiou °Maxie's* to been the only objects *sleeted by public oplus* obloquy or cossere, to be- sere then, it it a as this probable column at NareLlt*lft calumnious pan mod At to be desk with as a libel ; but, if yea din meg lee in it, chitty, joirMy ofthePrince of N.EUrCllaTlMMetvisbergii fairly, and distinctly, Ili ;VW= and intent to hae s lowever, glean rise to another report, whisks impute any seel.admialetrettho to his Majestyi of if it bo founded oi truth, fully justthei thirst:sera. bistthreoami t e the whole sia wis 14.1 r. " 4 4. his Kiesstbiey,Bl.ateheenimots. idea ur : tie* NATOLEOV, BOOS after bit divorce ) " that an er then lam of °violas it is not a libel; for *IV " be would asterisk the sraisett la his may be errors iu all men; and some of ike NEW ".bride.!' The abjelluit i he Prieto of NaorciA. enlightened Persons thee hen* o'°!' *Mora 'in ext.'s jummoy to s itMeni s isvhfther it appears he is this world, have exhibited proofs of their enrol. Is los e, don Mid to lees than that of en. Itch may be said of the beet Meteardis, is ereN - Oa other mos. Bet withiset mentioning any Millings bY and enndieting to Franca* Mostestla by, name, I wesid lake, for Instance, Lout s ibe eideltdaughter of the Eleperor of 4(4 ens cession o f am° whom' we have all beard STRIA! This salon would,iodeed,astoiish Europe; , Igor in the world, and V! is an alliance by which NarnalaS ih vices, .W*B seaseekable might violently hope to gain mete than by that'of polity—l mean Other this mement sefining for either if thou which here hitherto bait tbi subs of policy is the Govern. jests of nubile esselectiri...it hal new secs obi , who, by his alum with t orrid - .jai poseltie of &rope, thakeke h e l m s a Dow epilog ta n feste&tion er for that' wautr ss.l) betwe tg grants ARO 1440*.ilt_ • 6 , e g or t i matay f oe could leXil to melt a result. It Worii den nit atidaed. Many Menem& poled!, morel, and consbtallt "kb Mgr* - the ili•••• " •I • • . • •• •- • . . ••57.•; : - s • * • ----„,-...w.warysiss • :end conduct of the Ceetinental Powers frd the • laik lire* jreari. Prussia looked On, .and saw with pleasitrb, 114 tamillation Of Austria, at Austerlitt --1 Alta 'returned the cotnprs: went, by calmly viewing the destruction of the Prissiest Monarchy at Jena. The Emperor ALEIANDIBR, from . the enemy, . becanie the friend of . NAPOLEON, and cordially ea-Operated in the. last effort igainst Austria on the•Dsoube— with great condescension alto be accepted in Galli: els &slice of his quondam friend nuncio's do minions. Those who conceive • the friendekip Of the Continental Powers to he founded en • Lay principle but that Of - personal—insail. _ . able cupidity, altogether mistake `the matter. • If NA mum,' shankd find it more convenient to at: lack Turkey In Conjunction with Austria' than with Russia, be will alike disregard the friendship or the hostility of Ruisia, who is reported,Midild - 1 , Paris it seems beffededi 'to be left out . 14 *le • project. ' • •• An individial; in whom is minell**l4# 0 4 •;• • - power possessed by X APOLSOWa plif4rl4 • - ntinentel Potentates against Mich nisei; _ by, !-- -4g to their base. psesinei:4lteitr Imes • " - - , 4•sty and whelk+ Vail ilia •-••• . I , .. be truct• or km, , r 0 ...-..m , -- . t As c ii at the fa! ore con joist itialtit ett#lll l l4lo4 - : • 1 Aisstria upon Randa l time We Wens 4 tbak elf Fntnoo and Retests upon Alitebo • • ' ' Dispatcbds weep melted /oboist tags flo.. Neat. ' "..._ " Tim lit Rrgimint elFailt b Owl SOiii d , , • batiitil far Gibraltar. .__ -:". - 71 U!' .1 . : ' During the yeas Mt, tllOB. OW UPS' , . • • ewe, from the British mod, Isiah ' rbuir services to the rea mer *nap 1; . sciri V ;.l . % ' . The Ogden/ frigate) ej_capOser s 4o dii-emmates, tiro 4 rilwi itaipq • ' ••' • s ' • - mewlit. 1 . .4 s_a, , s. • 45`, t. i' , ' • `. l The Rajah of Sis.ooli said to bag • ••• ..e ,•• .'• • . , two Dutch vessels Nisi 1L foliated ell sis . condemned the crown at sientry. • • • i ' , -. ', The new dry dock at WA 'was let la* Ilb .: • ' . ~ as on a leo of fire yew * at ,the ram of IDOL ' r ', , . senses. • t ' • The reports of u action bet•frees the *be* • . ' " reg itoitiii aed I.ltitish Ile4ts in• the Maditerran atpMo ' ,:•'• - .• '-. - : laded. A report was cemtwatilesised, ~ •UtUto • ftsito Ranted. on Satunfol t ;tll4l !UK • - ' Otooo bad brought the efiesmy to aCtlliwi *trite Hay of Roos on the Stdtlt• ult. and had teltdd flit. sail of the line and four frigates, two ftlidies'etary. - - of the fleet basing escaped ender the •ioggf . • solo day afternoon fourteen *logo: ~ - ......„.„ to the first Regiment of fw4 , ~ ~ , . r way to Portimutfr, to *Wok - _ ilipqA .. • t for Gibretv. - ...,-, ..,,,.: -: - - - t to say +fiat the of , ritiiiite family is aL length tendiwirted by, •. aof 0104 apprultensieds. Tito i 4 . . i. • • • ;. ty,' wai .m., = ; -• ..- - - - . has 'exalted so sanalt atc *even! to as the . . • .. ;No 4oisbt of thy Mon( • . having been . • . ' Yana ma 7. - • . . 'mended slaw a forgery an . . 90001. as well , holding of • farimirs, and to invest fort to near 40001. ; i . to bolatpkioas t Lohtlah, where • . , Whirled the ' rigilanCe unman% . .1111111111 to have . J 142111011 i ............... ANSTRACt AND 11111t$F.C111tOttittat • • . , , ior TVs Otscositistre MID Settlallent 661101111101.41.210 . - • 1: - llamas:ton TO ea, Museums , r . '-e ' i,,,. , Lard CIIIATICLII with Mil sward IIIMMIIIIIi; - 11 '' - '7 . :, . 4 • .. 1'; . . ... ' i • Kept wailiag fest'llir RION Alto Stitaothadt • • .`' ~'. • . . - !Mr RICKS:CD s rafter to he &Vent. .. . I • .• . • Kept waidag to•—far whams ?;•.I.ord althettalll. ; . .. ;,, • -•.- . ..- I Alb. - • ildir 4 " .4L INTEL4IGENCS. -,. ,•‘,. '` • , . .7.0.6.-- Poitirsustri. Fist. 21.—Ariiveil at St. *ASA ~ the . - , '. • '... :::: --- 1 ‘""*.w.1"1.154!, wawa gver, , la. . Diana. 4Si past gaaissedrol4 past . Pallas, 31 me; .. .- ... •• s • , I "" • "lice, l it wa coquette, is lest me 'Rapid schooner, (raft ot Havre; , '• ,‘' . -16 L'oiled also she Seylti sloop at we(r, tram Lisbeik. ' Yesterday the reatabeiet of the 15th Itestateat Of Ujht Drapoas, commanded by Colonel Dead, eiabarkedvaboarst soave transpeits ii tie batboy; it appears as !fit emit de- tenni:tett ait by those who conduct tbe . Csistanstaeatb that the weeks Ports shill be eartied as aiatilvely as sal Wean will ailowb as ardente seethed lit'pretate fir the embark- • atios fur Lisboa, it is eanpave4, of the 3d balls/Jos of Ike let Regis/ail Width. lith and eft% Regieseahrire ',eel .r. ; , • . bore for•the woe parpose. Ord's" hatre.litowtse ben a re- -•. ,.... - •-• ':••7 . , wised to seal medical saxes to Eloillijaltal. a triple et 111106' - ' ••• ' 'beret, Pit*. 115.-arbi itorala doite war.. eo o • Na zar% has captured wit via la tie _ ___ t , ‘ ~ ,-.- A • ' - Hawse lialuelei of BOW" enneall;:e OW . 41 ' ism. This is die wise etStbb 4milied bubudit . " . 111 3.11 1). - 1 . : . ; - ! .- 4 ,. ..... I ... , ,' • ..7 ., , , :...' tare a Dutch Olio* on r'sidity revtee lo wiliefl adsg. *al dieuA4 VOW 1* g 11.4 er_,!k l6 go** , "WNW berth • ' "*thig h 4: / ' , `.. be a varnkantbtir - N Another, twdays ' • .. - y. . .. • • s • Cot 'iiis • ,.. .s.s.‘ : ....,'-,?::i'" I.of, • ?' heard ioea tl, and ' ,by - , • 11 3 / 4 111111 IN Other 1114 Aug !Or 1 tbe . . Genre- j, ' he • .. atm with ~., ' s ti r ark* ..... . .. • ‘ A for mat ha nii iately fee cal t 1 . - .- / tdeearebe • ter,, _ t % -vrirrt-----. . ‘ . . . ~ - .. . . ~ . • • . . . . . . . ! • 1:0 4 r 4 ;•:Ir , " t • • •• I k i ill:forjr --- Part 71 ;I„ . Tilti n • a great I tatiaii; kb by Am, ' talotail 'III v r : Bits!. f Om ,of his to rtptaist gm * aro at thi bri t 'am. • ,_,Y II -ift, ki. . _, , Ifisdrie "Mt itr il Ao 1 V MS 1 / 1 Valli.; V IV if wiper , noes, . bli•egt us bat per* iliFit.. Noia, oil thoieby bid tm• w soli WAR florttailftwoot, ftell, met Orr AO goolatal, Fronts ht GUI f the identity of the persol eitikts;—it yecognizedity his allketril Atternq 11: - A t tittr i ztr. 4 nr dais since, aft ' t the of Bank, It bat impiketttif, ell as negotiating hill, of eaelita money, belonging to tea al other persons ' *tick b protOi r"" rj Mew to the beat olvantagt, anon* 01. were. 'Why dint . PeOpie 11tvaa iota, he man the beet of his 'way, here he was traced to some vigilance of his pens" rill , b re effected MI (*Cape to Pruett. t• twday Anot t ber tio thezim , olmtlittoot , 4 ol.lat prow ilo r 10 : toßt Arc adtios i wits. :IL . , Tht troll wrivoit of Wboot this day alike #sit I short •epply ttN **ref. PliPtereels sd = . . mind, aimed solos at 111 Isissais,4 4 0,40 1 . 4a o t t i..itli t rr ho le tw ille o linec riod artil s enfm esther 6a.Wb YS"P of Oats, P. 4 istiette . Cr i altor- !tr it e.. T ros t r i tt"." 6 .. 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