The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-12-22 00:00:00

. • +_ ~, . n • • n .„,! . . `L'; 2;. ..... ____ . Aff• Mniiii. IV . . • '' / . . ....... ,••• •••• • _IMO , I - ~••••••00104••••• Weir4l,4; . ........... Jo 1r.0.6 C4llllll • •"li ;1 - 1 ...... • • • •• •MI bil 11011111t riii ..... 4 .......... . isi,r• aik r • la • 4 /..; .. . .' ~w...at! r t j .1i • a.... .. 4.. . , "uerility •••4.4•, itt4p-et%tittEtts Or Vie TOUltid SitION rinefs t or: Nov. 124.; •, • • The second division los left. *Lid, phi G e 4 4 4 4.04 ;y4mainder . of the ttoopt . trrtateinattft. -- CA ati tfov. tropeArk*, 4otier Cake of the 9th, thit,:l 4 4 ; ws, B e i r t rin‘ • tidarstived there from SictlK, , • lltaonio„Nov. 113.,—1! *vixen elitists Abu- tAIP- e 131,:tieetli is tliodeinitise Reply of Gast at. Steer. !we'itetiet, 'the prinolpel eontents of *which are that. ttlril alien* not yet- coultrered, trigetber with . The thras h iminuttitioni &ell be *pleted . et •the dish lettlen of Lis Cats of ; that persons residing' 14,1 t shall neither be molested nor prosectited far thea topinions they hare hitherto held; that the prisoners . shall be platted* Aberly ; that as Convention is teal 411 P- . iptiCli 0V STOCKS TUN WO;, AT ONE o'CEbeifil SO , A.. la Booth par' 7 8 - 441 1 v 1 " i . tu erailest 1!ili• as; "^•:' - • Ezeltamer Eiti4 sid, 1 p .. •,. i Cat. ldies. Um° nit 2 . 5 p .4 .0040. Trit • (*Work ici pr. •- • : 14 .. t 1 i Cat. Nov, Oomph for A ••- .Acct. ', 'y jo 4IM 15 . Al l / .15 lotWer, M ".. •ir DN . . , ..... . • " I "Liti " 5 awrcked aivildi Vittoria, with a corps be 'ratified 44010116 48 boors after it. arrives at the according ,to some, 6f 1 10,009 intitrittk and 4,00 4 head-quarteri at Victoria. " horse; it is also asserted' that s the;pistfe of mop s The eleventikia frost MItiANDA, and serves as the has, been disment!sod• .!:to.I I.; • credentials to the mission of the Marquis de CASA ALICANT, :N0y..11.-ii-Every.alfort 6f the THE • ST4TESAti. Ups, .... r , ~ ._ . • enemy 1 _ _,. has been directed to send poweiftil reinforoementate Tim twelfth contains propositions from the afore --, meuiioned blowgun, in substance as follons :- - . 1 :614 , 445ig• -. --'' - , i oaciopied the binks•of •the I:Aregat, 'it appears, hid 1 , rbe • i ~:,4 , -:,,,, -••..'•'' : - - . I , no oilwrobjeat thin to elude the ,iigilince effilloi .‘ _ r property and persons of elk the inhabitants in . / the whole territory of Venazela, occupied or not oc- T " sualr ' 11. ' f ' cli"141. "‘ .4"14: ..- • ' Chiefs, heron ne EaUtts and llamas*, who, vim , • were observing theta; oe _ cu, . _iiiledi• tom held sacred . The paper money to be - 4 0 111 4"-' • -* - • ' .. • their respective divisions,• - ecistaidered property to the holders, Am la addition 10 the's? . . iloneennts recessed by the• by an able manoeuvre to open to theinsitivesapeiligii•; *.• the coasts Thithirteenth is from General Monteverde i—in IntrglVM. ail yesterday Morning,' we inserted, .• to Aralencia, eitherby the high road or by Gee" • • • •,..• perceiving that they woe uhat y l i o * it be refuses Jo grant a general indemnity to permit parties, the. paper money to be dicnlnted r all Govonme" • iEd tion,putivoliSsimieg Ilulletinvibliihed .of • Garret. But is a wood • .0 .-'r.• A' ' ' - 7 . i be surrounded by these active and expert . ty aoYer n m e n t :*-- • •-• they retreat had!) , iti'the capital, fording the Le. had glecide4 'lP°d IL . '. go FoßittlllT_T*o49lt, Pee , Nl' ' • ••11 •.-. . .. • ii A letter from Mr; T e itifitcgos,daidol Stocklioins,.. ! Inept op to thlopistalilos wlter. A)ker# , ',.,hs! 1011: L i 1 •Vi e fourteenth frono•Mseivisaa.,,:dthlise his hating , t he ioth inst. inciolea O precisgof the Prineeol.Soo 4 ltegiVieldio4lo VAIWIIIIIIii'abe h ea re r Of 114ter i Plo -)welted the Seojeamt-'Major of Artillery, J. Dn SATS. s olto to the, i.idi'broiseigioir;`datilod l'eielsiiiiralo; •; S.Fcisrr to Dasavegiihaheling h}. b l ood ;Whi m sh e ,. •ir 0n15...y, to conclude the negociatiou. the Ritth November.' . . ''''".• ' . . 4 .: ;:', 1 ,. / ,'' . .. f g"ategt idire l leinnUtt 1 ?1" 1 1 1 " 411 . 11 Prethilvh° 1 ! I ~ttlisiscoontls contains the final conditions emit .4 . 44 • 4.A.,.1 :c. General Count. Lkststar, Vibe seeituoieds the coas t . 1, i sii ,_ , , , :. .., . i tsOeIWEVII 11IDNIEVERDE and SATA I' 13uity. Tile , s avoured gourd of Admiral TculoeWoeffbili de; I 1441004 cfm i 28.-4:111. the.- Ltd+ iniiant, the. % articles stipulated are, that the occupation ant fated . UOIIAPARTEIS adr,avveal.gooca t • lo wa n D' el i t e .. , rniiim a t i osi t h i V a l ent i % dooolialaing the fer4;- , :i PPosleggian of the Provinces of Caraccas shall nialler•.' ,i. . . ry !MOUSE; and made 3,000 'prhorworl f The tißliek••lendeellifoblellegfillsesnopowlona, removing the howl-. ' j taro esacioldse4..r o . y ou DomINGO DE MONTEtEEDE . ..! • • '' 41114"1611 4 ' . `'iliCh . dilipotltions as are usual •On ', thakthe troops Oith'etaracca.s remaining in Vittoria, are jh r rtion . - . __ -__;__ .., , ~a 4 41141 ' . - . the eve l os efitfeittrtia a &relit . . ' - . .. • P.‘,e! • of •. . . • . The artily BoOsuid : a• part of , that commanded by the Doke Dat. PARQUE, is at present at Albacete' ' , and that of! Attest* reedy telatorced in Xation: •'' • • They . iifite BettiVß,tirta —' *, of the date of the 20th,' . that the NOmantines have. had a glorious rencuntre •in the district of Cariaena (Kingdom of Arragon), 14. which theenemy lost about •300 men. i 400'1 persons lately arrived from Baj'dnne as. lett,' that nl reinforcements have been., for a tong ' 1 ! time recelyed, and that the army„.4 PA EIPARE 9 a, 'WhiCh went r to the relief of :Burgos, is composed en tirely of theiveliets • of that of MARYONT ; and the garrisons collected from difrertint 'plates in Castile, Bieje, and' Biscay, leavingAie r ial.points absolute.- ly unprotected • . . • The Aegency Gsteile, of the 26th and 28th No lemhfr,,fintr 3d Deceetber,contain all tha official . documents which-Oiled' biteeen F. MIRAPIA, and . , iiii Commissioners, end'u'e 'Ocunmendant.Generil °f . . hb. ' Csaw li c hialosty'a -Oevityraej,Dotairree:4ift •.P t Alorravaaaa; they are very voturpinoos. The first js a letter from General M I nAsne r zequesiiiig Pass- ' tasks for two COmmissiouert, Ante sirfpenslon of .- - Orbs. . . The iecoud from goners' ISlOiiitratre, &erect.., leg- to the proposal of Commissiastass, Lit refusing 'th suspend the proceeding of fteopirhyma wad MC to hike their positions. '. •••, • i • "^' - - :,, • i •%'. ~ The third, is from 64 1 4 *4 - 44 Meting, r that as the marching of troops is IkeettstlPre**9 I be cannot but consider the answer 43' S. • megothro Alf his proposition. . • ' • ;' ,4,c , :i Th e fourth, from General Illossiz*tapa; illktf, l soma recrimination i7especting4he marching of troops at,the *try time the first Mier eats 'ont o :arils offers 10 receive two Commissioners:l '.. ' .tf= ' = - .i'! , . The Ofth l froin Mitia,rot!, etptitihrt lee at alif Oial , ied •to in; the preceding le4eroyOT Aysi klie I.4Mienant-f:elonel ALDA 0 shall bURPARAIIII 0404 4issit.tO sotooth 'ell the tliiiiculties is may haeoweo . • - . . . , . •' z lot) :Di V) • ,$1 . ~_ ... ... • • .I. , Ninet 1i ... _ . • I . 6 . ....ill • e - oath, from M . s R.Vin A illefiree WO. "MR ' 10r. 1 .-Caisest ass'SALA - an& Otly k y t Sigrifiefit-Maigi '' of the Aitliterlyiitild M. A wiaevilielosimmati.Ceimilic of Engineeti;srho'ae propoSitioste tie sfllhe . follow; _. l Our ilb s tasinit their dispbtee*the'lledilitorsap; tinted the Court.of : Engti . nti; ar 4 ;qiicteil Frog' by one mooch .to another ;-that,JOithe map ti f aies,hoth !l ieries shall roman in the peoslifohs thay..lspectleely OcCbpy; without receiving rithiteitereeests.riand that he saspansion of emit shall oietioue Ifflitibe . sivriwal 44 the English Mediator!. . ' . • ' ''". - , „ di f. , •- .. • . The seventh is a reply from ' ' cu r e d eastrlaval'oi, ''hating, that the prupesitiona ere of: riicil kalallro . " , i. preclude the uccassity Of a reply--41milthey can., ~ •not be listened to. ' :. 4) The eighth from the Commissioaete akys,• ti they did not come with an /intention of , Usielygieing lip an army of 10,000 men, and thoeutedillif road* iand , virtuous citizen*, ikc.- Am and -vegetates . Or ' Mowesaaslise veil' glee teem t '4'irislieiVrith' propo: " Count WlssatyrrmrstkatCopyssa, in comma• ricatiou with Admiral Tcutcpsobve. In his rApsset of the Sith, be states, that he *ad killed 10,110 , 1 buttabct of the enemy, and taker' 800 prisotarkeH ~, , v: II Accounts from th.. Grand, Army of the Ilav, v. ~,,,„ s l a te, that the Prince of SXDA.zblill.o . was :mafoliewig. on Orsha and bloghilove r poralial to Boissii, retreat. Nothing could Feudal the janckW .isk ail the armies; if necessary."' ''' " " ..-:-1; -i, Paris Papers were ciwelvorl last night tar' ~ Tela jst. but they contain ow .841110411, nor any' c o ma from the armies - in Ruklia ; and bittern, . Ott Hering the impressioa made by the Diaputchee- s ke. IV Lord CATILG.3&? of the critical situation of !Data* Jilin, they tend;lit tome degree, to ronfirmslatiol: We have been aireadfdeceived by 'fabricated lettiri from Wiloniand look upoh them ac merely caleutated to amuse t c tarisians in the absence of genuine : in lormatiou, t must be admitted, that the Freud And 5 teiSian AtooUtits are vary contradictory, apdit apa. tears that several of the French Couriers had been In. toreopand, which, in solig measure, explains titbsta4 d efokretiiiriavlng reeetwed a French Bulletin. Uporsoti I*par:did reView of tlt disastvons rotreat• of the frenalkarmy, and the perils to which its Lesider his" been tepi is eapese4, it still remains doubtful, wieetlear, klArotsow with, or without, the wreck of his army, sill be eble to escape the !vigilance of the Rusoleus sea attire at Wiliii, from which place, it appearsl by the French Papers, he was *l5O miles distant.— Letters from Roningsberg to the 17th! inst. state, that a great number of French troops had recently ar. rind thdrts, and that the hospitals were crowded with sick and wounded. Marshal hl Act:roil.% Lo, it is said,. bad left Riga with a part of hit army, to join BONA VIZI E at Wily. But one of the limit important cum. munications received by the Mail• Is a letter frown Stockholm, which speaks coh6debay of the corn !septet:swot of a negotiation+ It instated, that Anti Mt and Bottraeswrb have nods - a - joint overture to the Russian and British Governments, and that the mission' af Cord WALPout tti'Yienualvas a co . ' quente 44 this overture. _ , . ..,,, • We know not whut confidence ago be placed in the above report ; brit. ,from the warlike disposition : of out hlinisters, we ii,iir, little glove 'if suck law] uverturd meeting with avaraccomtawastiog . 4ll 4 AWY . (t their partu-although the situation of granspa.calla• ~. aloud for Peace. • - ~ :. „. • \, J sue. . ' Ilta sex a9ely t to.4leou t that:a Seri alarming OOP *ions diatimper is said to rage amongst , the v) of the Russian ships -dirk Ini4iarrircil at Chataaiiiai. No ConlMalliesti'DD is -0164 e ti . with the shossii'bet .4e regret to stile; that several of our 0111ceis brad i•-...a, w ho' were assisting id Working and moorhi,s their ships, have fst!en victims to the distemper. :... A Cadiz Mail arrived thisrinprning, from *gat ae have Made the following extracts ! CADIZ, Dal;. 3.-Lord WELI.II , MTON ' S retreat has ^ , :ised no 'discouragement here. The enlistment is •I:•ied on with great activity throughout the tOUR; r ; Col in this provir •••!. Reserve of 85,0b0 men s vacuate it by divisions, and retire to Caraccas, wherq they shall lay down their arms; that there shall ;email' in Vittoria a division of from 800 to 1000 men, to deliver up the artillery, ammunitiop, and other military effects in that place; that the Of ficers shall retain their swords, and rem:,in on their parole; that Guayra shall be surrendered in like almoner ; that Commissioners shall be sent with the foroejad,T,ed convenient, to take po , iession of all the towns and places in the provinces of Carac cas, Barcelona, Cumana, the Islas de Margarite, that uo other security shall be rrquired than the good faith and werd.of the two contending partiea ; that a sufficient number of 'citpies of this act shall be printed and.disaibnted to the Wile. Dendiaartero, San Mateo, JAN 23 3 11111. (sigue4 DOMINGO U NONTEVERDE. , JOSE 11E.Sh.T4 • We have this day inserted leery 'lntelligent Letter from Mr. JouNstiy,. of SeymoUrtOurt, near Great Idaplomai -ramieeibet—the-vhistki l tiorti", mitted by those grapictrous animals, Ilahhlis, during the present scarcity of that necessary article of fond ' ls deserving of attention. • Sir lb . :sue POPhAII is on his Warn to Portsmouth• 'from the North,Costat of Spain, selth the forces under his command; Orders have been received 'there for the•receptiott ottlse Royal Marine Battalion. ,PLYnotriss, Dar..V.—Arrived ibis morning the French brig privateer SuitSoaci, of 16 guns, and 70 mea l captared ;ea Tuesday last, after a' chace of I tlimpars, by his.lelesty's frigates Indroatuirhe and The effect. oflllselinte successes in titolS7orth will evidently be the reductions .of our naval. •ettahlish meat in the Baltic. Since tisc4fin and Itasssia hive made peace with thiscountry,a small naval - force the is all that will be required for the protection of our trade against the Danes. • Ades..Mossmisj t is now said r takes-the direction • •iiti the shipphreepon that • statroni • Snce the .resigoatiou of Sir J %Ilka SAUMA. ata, ,eiserifoits.,isi, a' tery . :*dilhpitlt eorimand :i have** moat ' • L itr4i .iiatfolay . a+ ad an intcpjeir with thik, T.titers from Madrid, Al AS3ENA had left nay , in consequence of symptoms Utter place; that Genaralf worming' had returned,. file to Vittoria; and that with his whale force, i XEIONA, Nov. weakened his line; and Secure has been obliged • Arragon, Atnevr, No► el.- ;itions forietreiting ; !bbt eterual proofs of his ssadalism. ~ , .. \ _ • 11 . • - •• _ . ' ~~ .... : • ~• . 04Mg L4W5..„' . . . • . --m i ll ' . .l f . ',it . • , . TO'int eusuc In zessaiao, ltre'7,o fa, 11A111001 , ,_ _ cleote.an, tout( emu, LiQ. AND Tat litiV‘ Isamil mist, us I.A/will:mum . . There are some matters in this Letter that may bo `Considered as regarding more particularly the Geo. tlemee whose names are shove recited; of those things I. shall speak. first, and afterwards I shan'ete , ! ter upon some other . niatters.of great importaese es I conceive, to the public at large. The Gentlemen here alluded to are out,' known to me as the Msgiss trates who heard the complaint against George Carr. Whether their official conduct on that occesien acts right or wrong, is a Nita that I do not moan to dis+ cuss, and sure I alit tkat it cannot be necessary,. The motives that induce me to give publicity to this Letter are of far greater importance than the solution of such a question. I shall, therefore, coetine e. , ye self to the narrative of naked. facts, declining any opittioe whatever on the magisterial conduct of these Gentlemen. As these , who preferred the complaint against Carr were ,ta t oery persons who had carried on for year.: a system of rapine against the crops of my late tenant, Mr. Stanwood, for the particulars of which I refer to his owe state mini, which will be given in a few de, 6. I conceived. it highly proper that the Magistrates should be Oki.. ally informed of these circumstanees, and .Put upon thew guara against unsound teetiMony, chick I had . reason to think. would be brought against Carr; In senior to disarm and disable him from protecting my • properly.--their rage at the disappointment of not beingable to, continue their"plunder at linking, was, I knew, very greet; and men, capable of prosecet•• ing for so Tong a time suzit deep designs against the property of 'others, might well be,supposed capable of swearing any thing that would forward- their i schemes. The facts referred to in my statement, were. 1 matters of public notoriety, and it might. be supppsed that either the Gentlecuau who signed the summons, I or some of his Brother Magistrates, would not be ig norant of them •, ,pece,theless, 1 conceited it tight to guard against the possibility of such ignorance. It was a. laudable precaution to prevent the Justices, whoever they might be, that should hear the corn. plaint, from being taken by surprise, and rendered, Isperhaps, the upholders of rapine, without even being 1 conscious of it.—These were the ne.t'oes that induced I me to draw out and :ign a .loclaration; end althougls • it was done in c hurry, Carr having only beep served Iwith the sualtnonsthe day before the j uslice.Meete • i ing, yet 1 do nut now, on more nudttresoceiderse tion, regret having signed it; tor, althooglr it was rudely.rdectel, I am nevertheless conscious . that it was composed for good and lendable purposes, ai4 in my opinion was justly eetitled to the thaoks ef the Magistrates. Orr was asked, 64 who gars him a right to carry a gun !" and "how it was that such a follo a as he dare to carry a gun ?"—tiumey,to stick , questions as these, my declaration, had it beets read,' would hare afforded a proper answer.— Nor was I.),:itic . h deceived in my suspicions re • 'Rept' , tg," the,,ltirld of evidence that would. be • brought forward on this occasion :—a man woe , 'remitted by the name of llouse;—posbibly tho as,- al tug ibtrates dl(I no '. know meth about this llouStst 'bui, if they had read my letter, it would naturally i havo toccurred to them tu'make som little inquiry alemt . bins, stet piirkularly to know if he was tem of the !Men that lead shared in the spoils of my poor teebut,.. :Mr. titallwoesl; and, when it was discovered, as it would have been, that he belonged to that pilfering crew, his testimony would,' I think, have appeared very questionable. The fact is, that, before the moor-wood was converted into o preserve, house and his family were in as wretched a plight as any other labouring man in the parish ; but after that took piaci . he grew rich, comparative •ly at least, and sone had money to put out at interest. ' I need not say bow hr . came by it ; he fed thousands of rahliits on Stanwood's crops, and Sold them for his own profit. This was a very effec tual way of taking the snouey out of the farmer's pocket, and puffing it into his own, The cortlT Mr. House was brought, forward, and swore that i Care bud' shot at and .v,onteled a pheasant, about ten o'clock in the morning, ots the 301 k of Septem ber last, which afterwards fiew . frqm my farm into . theinoor-wood; but well I know that Carr never . shot 'at that Mad, atid Wile had done it, tloese couid , nos; have teen Itim front the moor-wood, nor could .10110 E ,, }EMT, ,;) ~,, , . . • .-- , . . . . . A I irAstelti4emoved into the4se; bso occupied ' 11 `! h 3c .l iltin'dceu one atop towards Call from 'bit ' wood ', wrehout a Wilful trespass ou my land, against by dm lade • Mr. P6ILL;fIVAL, itt A.)oweingtstreet, on .t '! ,-,._ . did ' . • •• . ' . , notice. .s.,,arr fire his gun at that time, 44,4 'Satustlay.se:onight. ..:,r,... . . I - • . 2 . ' I wits. at an inimal that was killed, atetl which i rli . Bat etts‘s of Varliameitt wilt idliPti This day ' immetbately brought to me t the report of his gni., 1 6 1 1' ' *' ' 1311 tirc 'oeFebruiry. '' : ' . ' ",,,_‘ • . 1 sprong a pheasapt,i which flew over the tail and into .. t - ;04*fiurdty evening Mi. littl4, the'ihressenger, the maift.Owood - k the - Keeper In) doubt heaid the gun, .itr'viZ in town with dispatchei from Sweden. !and saw tits bit 4 fly 'towards Min but be sieves sa w /lie • French frigate which bait 'been' tOitte time 'Cast fire at it. The spot nltereearr 6re4 ,wrtsabore flying, at fratre, got ti it . .dnring the' fit* eitiferly ' 30') y•Arr4 from -the Toor r wts9d, and , not . risible ,6110S' tind - it rs said;ints joinedlliefinitisdron'itt fr es g li l4an s ce.. It s t ies, on the st.rength uf this single Chetk 7. . ' .' • ' __ broil. ^ -• 4 . s.l.. * ' I , t ittthat Catt witsvulAticsd to pay 5'.. or go to 0. • • S 6 1 ,_ _ .1' . /jig. 7 i FRNTW is:4o' bogie nele r ideifteg, el).pple. , ipr, j . hate ittreacky,f9ccoltscii that it is rot niy itis t. Coua ' w baiting lalc - e, tktir s ...itiltein . elution to critieitie the cotiduCisof the MabistriteN ; . I.iery, wellAnow drat Alosistrates ought. not to in, cepsure4.l esceet iv hire thrpe.,l„,procif f$ a cor t ritptso:). • SAM Ibet Princes, .o:Nine stvi-rensitr m e n cir . tire,.aigi such ru Pi &motive is.ho means inferrml4 t'uo ' war, for et CisoFbuigh ; Promethvis fle9P'9 f -"Kr' taT Preset) Cease ; . bait, if cestiliptilst: held, advice may at rOw eastward ; Suriffire frigate, for :Cork, to. take least o c offeri,d; uor can it,jild , be %viol, propriety sisitvoy to. the Wes( Indies '; Parthign,sloopor tear, Ls.iplrpotieti l if the atlefsegis persitailod that its *lop. IWOP l'i 9 t*sid . ruleuigeq l guilahr l gt "'a erai ge 'tion wAwld be solutory. k 41though Justice will rift- Or Soitty; isd.afidrosiseda sfoop'of wet ger Gibral- i rtin ' a 'k4. I'm/v4km, to lon gs , 4t is administered by tar—She . takes out Rear : MuOral • Liozre to relies* fallible trah, ietihere Fa,p'ke.,pu) question that the 'o4olirtodore Penrose. • -1., w hi c h ;# -...111 ~ way b y ~...... ap y rosopitte the nearest to per.s. fectiois , no 1 3 .541 Rs .._. poss4itc .-- 1 1 ail I -~ - t~ _ _~ Ilk . activity throughout the coup- I 1 requesting: Genova! Motrertstits' 101 gfre them ir',C,lmmottore restrese., ~.,; s,: , N .. •,. the Loan Clitta-l ' f "Y iq ' wn h tCnli al!' ni ?:vtau rc ;nd neglecting nt; into we already have an Army , 1 clear ind'exact idea:of hil ititenti3Owatid:iiiisheiVaith' '. -4;rxw.s.av v. BaTairt.--Th . la . day . . men. I ' ' d - 09 ,1 tri e j 4 rporesigii. • 'caw* gate- his judgment la this case , in . .tbe COU — s - use m e lli t t: " 0 7 0 ' . - e Y re'vy P3 ii ra i l s ig poisille," . 4T attain and discover Pe .4 ' 'l—r- --'7'-- " of which he took a review of ,tite bole ?t meter con - the i r iolh . l sheie finish ail lin gild to say with re. id, of stile nth ult. state, that I reS .... I)C. Ct 4) the army an A . 1.,.... The ninth contains . the twit Preibiltideillfullte bt `taipellin ..the petition, andllte Acts of the Mb of spect*l ' Gentle Men i o parAgular wiscise names , tyonne In great baste for g l ig", relptoms of commotion ity.thoir;t4"tliteinmis'sionere,'in'eettsenthittei ' bt'veilsal eiwtbs- 4 Ge l osi" 41. and 40tis of . ,the Kew nt Kiog, sad, a_t_f ec arepic# 4--i,f4tl have now to acid regards the ~ , eiatiOni*with GeoetacgoirisvißS eiierals CArFARELLI Sttte;,& - • . —.. ir i :44lie fothefingi t , 4 lykyleg ntly . compliments to the ()Onion of 'gr n . pon, a t . . 3.4. ~ . . . , .. a 0 . ‘ . hogo o r risioA.who it appeared bad. cited various . cre%o .. . Nnt:itlyt . Itßl:s ., leo,. . to .. c i te s swoons ip. 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