The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-01 00:00:00

preeltrion , ores 'vhettetery &eh lateral Iluit Q puce 'Votes. to eon shot, and _ did . jury; trian battery of a 4 pieces having left its position to approach DuverneVi division, General Orneno or dered it to he charged with the red lancers of the guard: they took these 24 pieces, and sabred all the artillerymen, hut were only able to bring of die liorses, two pieces of cannon, and an advanced trnln (ermort-train). . On the 18th„ Count de i.o b au remained in the same posiiirni, occupying the village df Arbesau, and all the debauches from the plain. At four, .o'clock in the afternoon, the enemy sent a division to surmise the height above the village of Karwitt. Thi4 division was repulsed, Depee dans les reins, and, fined at with grape shot doting an hour. On thy lgth, at nine in the evening, his Majesty arrived at . Pirna; and on the I Dth, Count de Lobed again..resumeil his positions before Ifollentdorf, and the comp of Gieshuhel. The rain fell in torrents. •• • 17 , 1e.l'risice of Neufchatel is.* litthitiodlaposted by Reccess of fever. - • illis - Majesty iv very well. • • ..,4. Maritte, leagues rear of Weichseibutg. The enemy made about 100 prisoners, after having killed us some 60 men. lie also lost many men, and we -bare made some prisoners. • ..• ~ PARIS, SEPT. 4.6.- : —Letters from Bayonne; dated the 224 inst. say, that there daily arrive in that town 10 or 15 English or Portuguese deserters. Feciterotts or SAXONY, .sarr. t7.—Oa the 12th of September the Austrian heati.qoarters were 'still • at Toplitz. kis said that the Emperors of Austria I and Russia, and the King of Prussia, have retired to Prague. We are assured that the corps trarmee, commanded lay Marshal the Duke of Castiglione, which had assembled in the neighbourhood of Worts ' burg, has put itself in march for Bayreuth and Egra. it appears that it is to effect its junction with the grand army in the interior of Bohemia by taking the rood from - Rakonitz to Prague. •: . oli Igo . - Tutwrc, SEPT. 15.—We hasten , to' ptiblish the following extracts from the Moniten : they give an official contradiction to all the imp nt ties in the Vienna Gazette. The Editors of at paper re proached theinhabitants of Illyria, wi h showing, in , these circumstances, French sentime s. This re- 1 proach is very strange I Austria has m de us French without consulting us ; and she now m kes it a crime . to be French. We do not comprebeod this spirit of injustice and contradiction. How dare she believe' us capable of covering ourselves with infamy ? Could our fidelity towards Austria, when we were subjects of her, leave any doubt of our fidelity to France, of , which we form a part ? 1 The Illyrians have constantly given proofs of sen timents of courage, honour, ana good sense : does she wish they should now become wretches, traitors, or madmen ? Well ! at what time do they propose to us to renounce being Frenchmen 1 t the very I moment when the French armies have ga hered fresh laurels,—when their Emperor, by prodigies always I most astonisliittg, has vanquished—routed the Aus trian armies ! A • 1 . Nis:as, Seer. 20:=The last intelligence from the Ileachquarters is of the . 15411 inst. in the evening.— I jt.iliforrns us, that our troops had entered Flume.— alle *Arent) 's column, under the orders of General klugeut;left it a few momenta previously, in the greatest disorder. The enemy abandoned two pieces sielsillh were taken by our voltigeurs.— such was the ersofusion that reigned in that town, thatalte Aretubalsa Maximilian had only time to re . tirein a small beat belonging to Admiral Fremantle, from which he went on Wadi au English ship, which instaetly sot sail. . I • Th" greater part of General Pino's troops haw, I again marched upon Adelaberg, to approach the the atre of operations of the remainder of the army. The reservedivision, commanded by Gen. Bon sante, which has been organized at Verona and Bas moo, is adsancitiz into the valley of the Adige. Pau's, Sox.. 26.—Marshal the Duke of Valrny Iraq received, at blayence, a Courier from Dresden, charging bum to make known at Paris, that, up to the Una of Sept. nothing new had occurred at the army,ond that it was possible some time might elapse before a courier was expedited ; so that they might 'w i pe astonished, if they were some days without ealtinwing intelligence. Auosavaa, SEPT. 20.—General Wrede has still his head-quarters at Brannan, and no dispositions **trounce their speeds , removal. . The troops tinder His orders are not annoyed in their positions. It appears that the Austrians, who' are on that side, are not in a condition to attempt' any enterprise. The Austrian corps d'armee is still posted iu the. environs of .Schr..anenstadt, Lambach, and Vogel bruck. The Austrian head-quarters continue to 'l4l at Winsbash. The garrison of Salzburg has been reinforced ; is abundantly supplied. • • a The-fortress of Kufstein is in an excellent state of defence. The redoutts which surround the town of - , Rattenberg are furnished and lined with artiller y ; .i thnse . two positions command the approaches fro* pie lower val!ey of the Inn. - 1 There has been no alteration in the Tyrol. All the German part evinces the hest dispositions,'Utlf", great devotion to the King of Bavaria. The Tyro leans remain deaf to all the Proclamations *hkh wish to make them adopt false measures. No Aus trian delachinent has yet shown itself beyond Mount Brenner,which separates. German Tyrol from French Tvßoi. S FPT. Is.—We are assured that of Morocco has dgclared war against 'Arr. Mail. ' • Doh ' 9 0 r Liabon 0 0 • Gottenhuntif ... ..... ..:.... 1 0 , - PRICE 01 STOCKS ?lift, Bank S per Cent. Ned. 3 per Ccut. Cons. 58§i per Cent,. 5 per Cent. Navy EBll Long. Ann. ' AA A* OPtii O'CpOGK. Lida &obeli. 2 3 4: Exchequer Sid. Ditto 3 die. Our 6 Oinniiin Su pr. • Comois for Acet. 59 } 9 Lotter? 'tlek,ts 1 3 11 E STA-7.'ZS.IIA.I‘ LONbON: IPRIDAT, QC1c51111 . 211 LIRI 3. Peru Pipers to the 48th nit. were received last, night, which give the lie to all .theruinours circu lated by the Ministerial Journals, of the French having quitted Dresden, in conseqeenee of their ex periencing severe defeats. These Papers contain offi f . dal intelligence from Dresden of the 19th of Sep t . tember, and although no further battles of imper. tance have taken place, they are not uninteresting.'. It will be recollected, 'that the last French Papers stated BONAPARTE tt have returned to - Pirna on the 17th, in consequence of the retreat of the Allies. It now'appears that the statement was premature, and that instead of going, as was doubtless his intention, to Pima, his presence was required at the advanced posts, the Allies having *own tome indicatiOtts of their design to advance. '; It' appears from , every count we Itiverifleceived, :that BONAPARTE displays in the present cam pa igu a agree of personal activity which the Comonteilers in Chief of ouch immense armies setdomdeem predent and necessary. Since the defeat of VANDAMIME4 DIACDOttALN and 'Pier, - he watches every movenurt.—he lefts iVerjIIII6I(WYIV his own e'YeeLand seems deleitained, in,the Preagui cenflict, to ceekde odlg in his. own; military expo fiance and skill, sad flo avoid, in: every', ialtanoe, ahy danger tkat Might.be apprehentled troll the, mis .talcos' or abuse oftielegtfed tothdrity. Thkittiennt uthns itiiiiety, I Mien : '‘o pee Milo .whiCh itiffee;tii 11ti i. cbtaslder'aide)0xiertanCe,..Proittig ctUtc#Rll.,-. 4 46,0 11 01 141 0 10141 3 ,i,0f dingers. Mott, sarisdo4, 14m o :end WI Miudeiremaini sanatib. abed • bcy lb. pmensidersimi •et thaw. We listbtlee' to recite says!' 04 detail of Mititiki oiler tldt ' tdolr Tide Otttho l l/th and' 18th' , Th little! It.r7 • • - 4 roic e I rtasicc, - The EdiperdrArristdil : f lpß i Gß*. evening of dielatterday,. and timaime.vesumedihi { positions ett the .1414 h bit. Bsta'ritize, who waileme time ago rapoited to have died; is now really ill of . fever. Ile: isscff'sth adyanced age, and it,llls'robible that the . fatigitiCot a military, life,' can no longCr i. be sustained by : him with . his 4rner firmness. If BpNAPART# gooukt 4 dap' rived it Ms. assistance, it will be as great elosaas could peesi4ly have befallen 'Serf. 15.—The enemy had marched •; , find threatened Trieste ; he at the same (ed himself by thir routes of Neustadt ' The taking' of . 'ithe intrenchments of I Label allowed his Highness the Viceroy I the 10th, to fiybach, from whence he I ,etteral Pino with some brigades upon This Movement at the same time throat. and Fieme ; and the enemy Ing from the neighbourhood 'of tO by ioricintrating kimself opoefl o itil ? • hi' '2th of September, the Vklefity • puttied rong recoOnOisiance to St. Matiets OpOti •om Neustadt - to Karls'adt : the mien!? in a position thatciimmaededltlassirsty ► vould only be crOssed by a'siSisisseeitil :covered with Wood, of a conskretoble tint samorted his flanks. ilia Hi,ghness *at 041 . ' 4 -4 after having reconnoitred die getstmel' on ,r(lered some movements, which had for t the turning of the enemy's position. •'4 had his Highness recanted to LaybsCh, ;switched Gerieral Pino with orders to position of Lipa. This General ou the ted this order .with much intrepidity'. The on this' occasion 300 men killed or wound.' 100. prisoners, and one piece of cannon, from him. The Archduke Maximilian in this affair. General Nugent corn- Ansirian troops. .e 14th, the Viceroy went to St. Marien to la te enemy, • who, perceiving the movements place opna hirilanks, abandoned the position .spied end that of Weichselburg, two leagues and retired ivitkont wishing to sg,ht. Hs • • 4 It is notified in the Journal dc Par4 t ithat LeRIKAN (Duke of v0 N 4,... - . 4 gua4 1 1 11 Plo7ed at ~Lll4Ol r, .1 .1 .1kr; • t 1 0111 1 0 isesztfl)isli ill ) ~ 1 1 1 00 ,1 4 %;14 s sue' positi . le . . . ---- • . . rb rflil.". Another _aft . cr r.: ssse l t 06 7. i n o — the;t: price, that inements e itigeidetis apeo/ .. 1 Talle: deliveririA in! repro, .ack,._ that 'h zed me lation; .ai... dist we admit tha these colvjecteral . ; ' ;-- ii - b i, . 6 , 66 1,, i 6 ; ,'. - ;a . — Prit ii e i V i lf. st ro : 0414 J'e s , I llustrations ought . seldom to bit ceived with much l i V I,kez,.attention, we will, on • the prelieht occasimOdio • doer not . kinoW what cheaper thin whai he . swe ars t o , b u t thi s i s tikhe het,, td pay !=-.1 third ' candidly erd a conjecture. •It seems 4o Ums-ut unlikely avows, 'that he expects he ficntr.s or. lOs. a sa c k rilisc Bort seawievras en.the.eve or cinsiteretiatoglidlni3' eider the name of discount I—How long is this.i.. Important movements, it an•ostensive and . ombined mature, and that he parr4esircuis . or seepending,his • • • • famous practice to be tolerated !—That a set of teen shouldhabitually make a mock of. so. solemtran ob. Bulletins till his plaw r ifillaparaticno ji;.been fitlJy. ligation as an ontitt.liiiiiifthe horrible ;• *rid yet developed, and itt seeellgaer salscartiogefully *seen. these are' the Men -*Moe the :sapient Doctor Stn. Mined. = —This - woula iCedlitit - 'tai.' 'the intesia- 1 - woetw describes its. meritorious worthy tradesmen„ ed temporary cessation of the Bulletins . 0 ,6 1 . 1 1 and ehicie* .ilm, Limb Mayoa for checking . them !—I • •• - - wouhtjust ask every one of those men who assembled naturally . thin any oil` the other cause. which . ".., .... at the Crevra-and-Anclor Tavern, to lay their hands have been assigned, and appears, *cies net i upon their hearts, think upon the Day-of ltdgment' improbable, from the calm that has. so long ; and then ask themselves,—Am I I or am I not, ape prevailed, and which may fairly .be consider. i lured man g - then to y dinner with what appetite the ed as the forerunner of a tempest. The natioit an. ' -•. ' -. sh in the City will imitate S k '' .'" '' • . trope of an armistice W ' ins in eantemelatioa we dare not - - . ... Mary 's every pari to rally round and support the Loan M Ayo venture to encourage, greatly as we sh . ould rejoice to In Ms laudable efforts, that the poor may enjoy th see the dread work of finnian slaughter suspended abundant blessings Goo has sent us, in defiance o eagerly as we would catch at any thing tiforiling a pill doctors and perjurers; for, if we are not to ham hope of the restoration of peace. The respective cheap bread now, when can we Apect It Whitechepel, Sept. 30. • JOIIN BULL pretensions of BONAPARTE and the Allies were„ it ..p. S. As we have beett stehdalously attacked, it must be recollected, " wide as the poles asunder," h o ped t h e STATESMAN will allow us to speak in ei at the period of the late negociatiens ; and it is cer- own defence, and the sooner the better. lain, that the events of the campaign have not yet . • been sufficiently importaot or decisive—fortune has NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. i • hitherto divided her favours with a hand too equal, for either of the . I.i rties to recede considerably from their formet claims. ' 1 ', It appears that the most assiduous attempts are 1 stiohihg to (*cite dikiiihnbitants of the Tyrol. and of [ Illy ria to ittlertittlo:n against the French. The ' anxiety displayed brae - French Journals to have it believed that these attempts are likely to fail, cer tainly is citiculated to prove that they ere not, by any means, viewed With indifference by their Govern : tort. There etists, no doubt, in those provinces a latkst spirit of disaffection to their present Ruler; i : bet . it is probable the people ' will not . manifest any [di.cirled disposition to resistance, unless the progress 114 Ahe camps*, in the North of Germany should be decideditunfavaterable to the French arms. I there is a Confused account of 'the operations of the army under BitsuumtWOlL—it is extremely dial (Mit, en the face of this, stittement• to determine on Which. slide has been tieffeponderance of good for tone. It is, however; eeppevident, that, the opera tions rive been hitherto in little importance, and from the period of time:l4l4 has ..beeu suffered to elapse without any verrliterl '4 , ,frittirous attack on either side, it appears ,as if tire , *fir in this quarter was intended to •be ratiteida,lallgailhing and feeble character. ~~- The Morning Herald Of this day has entered uPon a justification of its conduct for publishing false re ports in their Second Editions, and candidly ad% mits, that many of • them have no foundation in truth. The conductor of that Journal, formerly a celebrated Pugilist, and a noted Jacobin, who, like ESAU, " would sell his country for a mess of pot tage," has lately been honoured with signal marks of Royal favour, ; and after boxing the compass at all points for& 'series of years, has at length arrtved at his ne - plus nitro. The road to preferment is al ways open to . characters of this description, but it , may be.conle a questloa r ‘ehether the donor or re. DEAL, SEPT. 93.—Arrived the Folkestone logger, ft Portsmouth, and remains with the shiplas per last. PORTAMOUTII, SEPT. SO.—Sailed the Rinaldo sloop of war with a convoy fcr Guernsey; and his Majesty's ship Androl meda, with a fleet for Corunna, Oporto, and Lisbon.—Thei Rapid echoeoer.takes convoy to the eastward. Pcvmoirsn, Suer. 29.—Arrived the Beaver, Wilson, frond St. Petenibitrgh. EILLMOOTR, Sen. ?S.-Alined the Edo cartel. for America, witkMrs. Barlow on board ; Princess Mary packet, for Passage and the Queen Charlotte, for die West Indies, both with Mai* I Letter, hate been recently received from the Delis of CUMISERLASIP; from which it appears that his Real Highness bated last gained admittance to the head. quarters of the allied Sovereigns. His Royal Rig's. ness accounts .for the delay hy-observing *et dewing .the armistice there was nothing! at besa.quorters to engage his attention, and that tiilteoit•Avaptage ,of that interval to go to Strelito - ospmeelskillit bop with his relations; but that '0 L n*it,gtsteziliirisfi.hoits, lities, when the scene prOmise****lv.e'and in. teresting, lie lost no time 10 prAft:* l lo. .de Wt . nation. - I ;b.i • r, • ' At the time of Admiesl , ll /AVM 4 to*se • Andero, various conjectuitiewiii**l4ool'vgolo , !ing the,eause of his sudden returnsAo4 - ti 1' sfib•watisaW of the service upon whlo% be ha has so happened thiteildiiiiiirtiiiire . eotarek exactly hit the matteri.eaibodgir •tseitlstietlitts 4 quiws Irobahle than the rlial'objfct-orthstgallittat • •. • •• 'r - - .mission. IE *efi nor lasi than to eo, quire ol Lord • WOOLIJOGYrOaI, • whether, in the cour se •of his future operat,lplw,hia I;Jordship wOuld deem ,it necessary to.'bave r aso.operation of a nava! 'force ? and if so; to 'kaki of what description that force shotild be, add fOivll4lt4tOut. Adm. MARTIN, after consulting with the Field : •Marshal on these points, and ascertalntnulds - opititon ' returned to England without further delay, 16. make a report of it to Government. . BRITISH NAVAL FORCE IN •AotiorcA.:—Thelerce under coannand of Sir J. B. WARREN, ot% the Anse• rican station, in July last, was as folloirs, inde- pendently of the ships at the Leeward - Islands and Jamaica, also under his orders •:—Eleven salt of the uti . ieetle t ttioat to blame. ' "k circumstance of an ex-" line; two 641, en Ititi`ii;i4.:: tiil;:,:sheer hells ) • one tiainitnjsiT nature has lately dome to our knowledge 60 , receiving ship; two : poi,‘, en Slate ; twen ty valPtOting thii.venaljournal, which the public ought i three frigate:4; four ditte,;"atOiarA;Awo stort:ships; to be' made acquainted with as i t will tend to show i seven 20 gun ships ; forty sloops and brig, Of war; q tens h chooners,t.ciatters, Ikc.,• . .., r. . - f., the impardW r ili with which the laws of-tlas country e rl , lette . rsstafey -that a rumour prevailed are administered.HLt was some time since disco.,, there, that' Atimstitl-Votnvo, , whe;fatery returued vered, .that the Proprietors of the Herald were from off Flashing, fotalriCeivet, - orders:to preppee for in the habit of receiving packages of letters by the lan expedition. There are "itinien iimilish and four coaches, instead of their being forwarded by the o i.,'! Russian line-of -battle ~s hips,- a rtd a .frigate, in the Downs at present, aiVI 'four . 'other English frigates dinary mail, as it enabled . t h em to anticipate-the: hourly eipected rom •a, treat Portsmouth - comik through the AV O ffi ce. A. prosecu-, - , soTI . -a. trilliar.sio- ' ...f themiil • BRIgNSWICK the Emperor o 4 t Swed e n. LA YR 4CII, upon Fiume, d time presented and &rte. ' Feistriz and L to march, on t II dirnted Gen 4 Adel•herg. ened Trieste ae sitate retiring I c. ter Flume t k an Wrenched 1 On •the lit forward a stro 1 tint road iron was found in plain, which e mountains Co,i tent, sepportel aition -stud afi • the. 13th ' ,' Ole their object th Srareety hat when he. disio carry the post I)th eletutali enemy bad on ea s shod 10 were taken, fr was present i tualnled the A 1 # On the 14t1 tack the ene place orcapled Mater 7 and -. • • . • . - --.4.. :To rmillElll7o7t i Tea STATESMAN. . . -=ll2llll.6o...mmliarma an......=....0r . I'REPICII PAI'ERS. • • '0 lost 10 °fficers' and 40 "ll' who were made Prisdn- Muds 111 : 111Pashill osmissekau ". 0 an Of halt "To th e moderat e a nd sensible resolutions : av- lie had about 190 men killed or wounded by. reca p a C.lttqlyr frog Dresden, time . hint tii .. ..' ors. --.0—,. —......... . tekeliknewn at Paris, that there was•SO proba. Sta,—l believe few of your Readers , w no h r o elsoo h idetio..e. few - ' St.' Mary m te ' a rn d W p e e h b ra ; t e fh . l e tt i :; ;:e ni n v A c l oni a. • PARIS, St Fr. 26.—Her Majesty the Enipress the fi re of the drailleurs. The position which. the Viceroy took if' the con, 61 , 1 ,:•_•. r Q ieen and Regent has received the following intelli.o f the elusion of this a ffair was about three lea g ues beyond - . 4 . . . envoy Deling for a days. .Tlibe ootifi... parish si Napo, approving of t h e puce from the Army, dated Sept. 19 : -Weichselburg- • . . ha Prince Viceroy cation la • , , •soinearbat mysterious, t. * I Seri% 17.- 1118 Ssione ilighnets t— • Welch. ~ 4 s •.' • . . ' ' • ~tect and On the 17th, at two o'clock , in the afternonn, the pheisli fraudulent Bakers; and, on th ba tenons in the t htt t ~ cosset by eh 'toe 1.. I ttall ' l o a t ud he a r b ha li n a i t i s te ' A th ii e tl in Emperor mounted on horseback, and in place of having left sop* i n _ , of ane position NC* :t r \ the' • , ring to l'irnrt proceeded to the advanced posts, sf A xg ; w ithdepti tiFe pfher troOpi tri l , 2 ,0 . tainipa ce liki!iy.tit...lo pettifog* ' lions of an assembly of, Bakers at the Cr ew , d aving peretived the enemy had prepared a great operations otectosted. lila eillemy rod' that S he . ~ i b , ta• '4h...sanction fa *be totiOtVlith I Anchor Tavern , but will be penetrated se l-an . • iett were e- ' ' • ' - ' • •Frith the quantity of fascines (abatis) to defend the descentln upenedi. to attack, . gAscei l l the lez p od e. Armistice •., . on the point of taking phsce. titers tame sentiment, namely, indignant contempt. Th from tin. mountain, his Majesty ordered him to he, in WeAseiburg. They shelved g counte nan ce. th trearitur toinT r ui w evd t iastliii i Public need hardly be told, that every IlAker e toadied by Geis. Duvernet, who, with the 41d di- 1 D im i n g several isoweetter. eente-hr.gooteetler dettlig haveb r ity. i the City, on being admitted to thafreedom tak within vikion, seizt4 upon the village ot Arbesau, and ' h e y ufl et; and . the grepadier corpany - nf , the . f/th ire- . offeeeikbr, pF diblhe h alga under Mac- h h • • I ' ' --et a 801estn oat ,t at he will use no a har Ingredlent in irove_themitemy into the plain of 'roplits. . Igintent overthrew eviry thing oppesedto U . 'Never- DON . AL, or 'kyr. Whilst a third dam account for i bis bread bat . 16 le 114, - ..ni charged with manoeuvring in such a pan- pheless, it weimpisite. to yield to a force ve ry . _M. ......... rf WA le t Yeihtle Md. salt;..how the WAtilleitithi by issfrtitija4fiattliii 7 passage of,. (Vey, appreciate l so solemn- an loth, may be aSce xriall especial' see ea to thoroughirreconneitie the enentre p , perior in itifautry s aupparted by cavalry, y . the oeurigos Optateen Dromien antilFtelthfOkt 'la trittreildo r. ' :Mined breach the innuthitable.penalties weekly inflietad lion, and oblige . him' , in onmesk his forces . This las by Ole favour of the „woods and mountains - i _ soar . ___ l , 00 _ ..._ ,0 1,... _ft00 o f p i nin oi t mi ,;,,, rii. , 1 for the breach , of it. Again, Ahoy Ire bound to & General perfectly succeeded in executing Isis bistro& i enemy had diree t ly4 ionic ; c plumns in the rear IT ~ , Iv 7 . by 11t , B4W , . r ...2 • , 71 . • • :1 liver, upon ofun, to the: ;Cositt of Aldermen ermen t e Rect. lan cor son that road. At a element tie. i3RS. He engaged in a brisk cannonade within ! an- ! those troops. A,' retreat was ordered, and e . P . . We . pre-; . weekly return of the price of dour and the nin e ion shct, sml which did little injury; but an Aut. ' l ed with order lentkiv,igaritti, two leagues in the oent,: when every feeling is So spucliiilbs*A:Ww*- - 4 1.ihey set upon this oath,...tair.beals: ascertained t he .flan battery of 24 piece's haste left its position to I soar of Welch:0111,ml. The enemy made about trettelly natural that attempts. s nitric :made to* same way ; but why they are not prosecuted and ipproach Duvernet , i divi4on, General Orneno or- lOO prisoners, after having killed us some 60 men. Isupplg, the „clOcienciee of, posit' .idd:sebitintial : punished for perjury, is to me it rhystiSiy."- - One loved it to he charged with the red lancers of the li e ego lost many men, awd we -have made some ... intelligamee .by the refinements o ingeettotts spe ' . caC-, ; Hiker, at ter' delivering in, etch repro .. -- r- • ~ ~__ now. rytrd: they took these 24 pieces, and sabred all the ; p o sen e rt , , • . . ledged that 'he fixed his ptifis not: front itt e 44l ,he riillorsimaii_ hitt tvoro mart in!ils. I mi . ' whit t . ' ' e to hrint off the' P...... gym._ 911.—LettPra from Ravenno: dated : 1 * ion; .81 •• we admit th e these comecteral; . ~. ... . , ... . ... . !* _ _ at; news was through:ttaiKost Office. A prosecn.,l . Cony r;c4/41i; 0et...r.,',_ 'orieliWas, in send sup- lieu was accordingly coahseaced against them fol.: e ty at !p it prioc4l k e r y t r Alit . ',l,i , ewe i c . Barley au' ar d e penalties incOrrect, which *mast of ktriiiiegrat- ma ir t ti ru n nl r vi a fil a nll s ' ? "Y? 4" it e"?' t P r - / C e ' ;jib i l •ii! , Beilli at, s u re ; bat, instead of a 'strict:initial:anent of thetni, %vi*l'lingliAti) .... N . I li: „ 1044,,,",.,...,..00 oi . .• bit br a the.proceedings were + stopped, and the delinquentai: R DI "" t "r e ' I g ti l ' .r . ' ' : 1 4 . ..?i•on.•,vt•rtrmr•r • Kt 0 s if i l •• • ••,•,•!••1,•+• • • . • !•:..atnen?....l?••si" be tqfferett to escape '•iiii,th itAlkinnity.—llad 'mull Fi e/ ' •a k :•• .w : . 4, ii, . .6 •n•c. I 0•04,441•-:•ii 4D its Journalist, whose condeet way inimical to. the milt*. ti l .',..."......•:...,!vri Sif filo /hVe*Lirt . ."" ° ,..oll Oe oi Ire" •;• • • •'• •'• 19" op ‘4d.d•V. ~.".. f' f '..2ll 36 ie powers, been delecteCias seep' a nefarious practieso e I mo ..;..; • F d i iii i.., • -•-'-,.. se 96 a he would , to a ertelati,tliFe!solThred all the paler . *ay d•• • • ••:*•.....if 1/0 Fi . rip* 4 . 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