The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-31 00:00:00

N AVE ftT, comalaiag shoat_ WS inlet tisluit.l9,_ af which consist of level or issag'a laM wan # deb ** e w . loam sell, eats peaducimg . l7 Mo dr rt sUitt re* matader gund pasture also mi The present rental la WPM ja ."- Rt as o t ei srs 'mu `mu. ho rise on the great.-st part of the lank fur AY thirty ffal‘s a rood:terabit a/Isaacs, of rent nifty Ims expected ; 4001. or ad anion has already heat offered far One farm, whim the pre• sent lees* of it expires, at Whitsunday, lel". This property is delliOtfally situated on the south banks of tha Tay, about tea talks above Daakeid. . Them are floe situations far building, having a view of the wind' rie of the TVs had the braetind scenery of the surrodstietug country. beet is s t village us thi: mtate, aldb seal mill, sail a lint millw th excelkat falls and of water fur driving arty kW of machinery. The Tay forms the north betandary for mere thane mile, selfordingrvelleat fishing far a spurtsniao; and the hill grounds Amulet with game of all sorts. The new read. making (rum )unkind to Kenmore, pusses the oogh the property, and will affurdas easy access to Yerth and Strathmore. There is sreausideralkie quantity of Or mei hard weed dt for imutediate use, winch can be flamed down the Tay to Perth.' As aglaarsord I. maternity divided from Saltrivert by a tNttiit r trot[ - as each of them will make a compact property, the proprietor will sell them together ur :Is of ferer's", socltse. The public .buniens are trifling 4 and the terms of paraent will he made to suit purchasers. 0 For Nether particulars application may be made to the propeSessiv, 7f n. 11, St. Johies”tieet ; Mr. Miller, No. 7, Dun eas-street, Edinburgh, or to J.;nies Miller, writer ) at Hat ton, near Caps! Anus. James Mooertelf, grounl officer at Balnagyard, will sbew the lands. PRICE OF STOCKS rill $ pecCest.O•ne. fiSex.div. 3 per Redeced pd 14 i L 4 per Crot.... $ pee CeelSlavy 1 Cowie fur Arc. bile DA Y AT ON Ir: O'CLOCK. Long. Ann...lBi 946 Oioninai III prem. Lelia 80nd.....16,. 17s, lizea. 15s. 9c. • Lottery Tickets W. 13s. • , Arril4l4. Malls. Due. I •voginier..bip Dublin . 0 1. g e g ovoi.d• tp..”, • • • . Wgierf..rd... ~ • dos • S V... 4 V1 A IWO •• • • Gottenburgh.. ....... ~... 2 ...e....L.-.—.---.,- . • TEIE S'iIATESMAN • 2,IRATRE ROYAL, COPTNT GARDEN, 110-210eraw Evenng, WAX OF THE WORLD, Bir PertinO•Marsycaphist t Mr. Chores. Atter which will be perforated the tlew Comic Ptpttotainte of KAALKQUIN POLAR; or, Tea H4oilltu Wst.t. It. • Plates tor OW Bnres to be taken of Mr. Erap4oa i at the Bta.atice le Bart-strtet, ants. 7,1 Pk. St 61. Lower St. t. Upper O ill. Is. • This Bresing, 11 g JEM.OUS WIFE. Os Toiadav wfl Wprod**. for the Ant time, a New p mita, in SAetc l ip . terneised with music, called The Free ymigait, °rine Met uf Chrirleinngne. IPUOIPOSIII • . LONDON: Nvtoxpp.vt, 3,tspAny 41, FRENCIi aid Ilutch Papers arrived in town this morning, the flamer to lhe Sad, matt the 1t err to the tt7th instant. These Papers fully confirm the Imported Muni., tude of the preparations against Sixth). If deco DM. apincttF 014 NARol l ecvl has yet left r4Tis to assume the Cillabfed bit the field equipage of 111111411211, Prime 44( Neufchatel, having already passed through 'Bayonne, the presence of Freitch Emperor, ' with Ike overwhelming force that is pouring into the Peninsula, will assuredly mot be bog wanting. . Every step taken by theilisttist4l, with respect to Simko, marks the 'determination' of NAPCiLEI3,i to lnjure the reduction of the Peninsula. In sU tho natives .who held civil offices have been dual cod, an 4 French officers now hold the civil authorities of that province—the same mea sure is espccted to he adopted in the, other pro. einem of Spain. 4os‘ric is repnrtcd to meditate a niarcit, into tkokingtlusq of Valencia ; but it is not pro. bible that be will carry that intention into effec: until the arrival of Isis brother. The preparations fur the Campaign produce no eduction in the activity of N.troctoN, who is ineemantly engage4with his Ministers at Paris— anisettes the views 07 his Cabinet arc unknown and impenetrable. The annecation of a corps of the National Guards with the imperial Guard, is a wed-tinted eomplicseqt to the vanity of the Feeook, which cannot fail of obtaining for NA route!. ra increase or popularity. The trim.. qoillity of every province of France, utterly slekneeless, or she was left during the grand con. test on the Danube, must have convinced, even • tlierwerst outrageously See,tldt, that Nirot.zou is Not viewed by the people as that hated usurper, which, for yeurs, we hove been must diligently taught to believe him—and it will be seen that he con quit France, with almost the entire of his regulor force, without apprehen. 5 09 :4ply Inconvenient consequence. . Timathailvo force with which Na PN.Eors is about to re-enter Spain, will, as wchavc before chserred, prevent the elluzioa of blood. The presence of 300,000 men must infallibly preclude the possi. bait, of long-protracted resistance. Six grand' arrnies sway he formed from this mighty Maps, etch of which will be manikin equal to any f o to* that the Spaniards have ever brought into the field. ?bb Peninsula will be over. rutt, at es imply tiifferent points, and it swill be l foupd too, that ample provision of every renni. pita:4o4a ha/ been sunk to enable the - French to titovo with their aecestomed celerity: What w adi). Ike fete of the fleets at Cadiz ? 'Will the Spartans safer Ws to take flies into our /ova boopip,s) Inc* the.,pirria‘s them -loltol Ply *ll4 Prefer slot tranquillity of . Li ftsolor , gacimataftv litiolre•tracted sett eMtlear ifs. rill/100r a v 4 r .*4-4 'I r , ' ~~ ~ •' ~, c t` quisition and Feudal Rights.by King Jostpw--and I the absurd and villainous restriction of the Press by 11114unts, in the anatepfkcitittnatin theVlltb. 'lle ',prebend that Wien the people of Spain per. mit themselves to Mint on these points, they will iveotually adhere to their true interests. NAPOLEON has faithfully executed his Treaty with the Emperor of GERMANY; the troops of France haviug evacuated every stipulated place. It feels% however, that a considerabis corps of ' French Imps is to winter on the German side of the Rhine. NAPOLEON may believe in the fide lity of the Emperor pf GERMANY ; but he also knows that the spirit of coalition Is not yet defunct. The Kings of WURTEUXURQII sad WESTPIIA. LIA have returned to their capitals, and the Count of Gcrrtona--ci-devont King of SWIDCM, has, after aiesideneit of fire days at Ilainburgb i - , proceeded se dris-journey to the place wherein be' is debtinnel to pass the reminder of his days is mow arctic tit: England once had ber King.maker in the per son of the great Earl of Wastwica, but compared with Natiiii.aux, his claim to that title is but feeble. • TaANQuiLLITY is restored hi the Tyrol and Voralberg....What is become of the Tyrolese De puties ? When they arrived in Gentian, the pub. lie attention was powerfully excited by the expo:4 of their resources-4d the 250,000 men, who wanted nothing to rc.kindle the Memo of war but „money ! As the hopes of the good people of iondoo 'must have some object, we have since got the Pxust.iis A staAssAboa. Op Persia, asid, the natural union between that country and Great Britain, are our hopes now fixed. What is the real object of the visit of the PakilaN Amilassa= DOR—are the persians • too, in want of money PRltfcl BAORATIoN S who had retreated, has gain advanced, and a winter campaign is cx. ,pected. The Russian accounts state, that the sus. ,pension of arms was demanded by the Turks, and *ejected by' the Russians—this is reversing the g rerkilik accounts. • BUYING OF BANK NOTES. I 1 . ' The apprehension of Mr. Dc YONOS ROM to have tantd of producing the desired effect, for Bank Notes, in spite of every effort, continue to be bought at a reduced prim As the actual prosecution of Mr. DE Yonot for the offence of buying Bank of England Notes, 'has by • many been doubted, we have made some inquiry into the affair, and And that a bill of indictment has been trend, on which Mr. Da Yonaz will be tried at the next Sessions. For the information of our Readerl, we present them with a copy or the first, end abstracts of the four-last-counts, of this curious document, in which U ht averred, that the Notes of the Governor and Company of the Bent of England, called Bank Notes, aro of the value specified on the face of them—and that a Spanish Dollar is of the value of five shillings, although intrinsically it is worth nu such suns,. high as is the present priee of the precious metals. The circumstances of Mr. Dc Yozaz's appre. hension are not a little enrions.Theseessid witness, J. CALL, accompanied by the thirsl,.knocked at the door of Mr. De Yowls, who is by birth 'a Dutchman. CALL addressing his asestly in his own language, stated, that he could not speakEag- Fish, but the person who accompanied him could. Mr. Dc yo log, however, replying in the same !savage, the assistance of an interpreter became nonecessary. CALL, then represented himself to have. Bank Notes which be wished ats eachange for guineas, -as be was going to Holland.— allot woe negotiation, an exchange was effectedand me. rALs; •CRAT Alf lifenst k?t the house,' to which, however, in legs than two minuids they re turned, accompanied by the other three witnesses moothased in the indictment, who had been wait. lag in a coach for the result of the trap. Ono of the three, a Mr. Poseur., was a Gentleman from 1 the Mint, and the other two Officers. To the great a-tonisbment of Mr. Du Yonue, his Dutch friend Mr. CALL, who could speak only Dutch, de. mantled in good English at Mr. Ds Tuts,* be Bank Notes and dollar..whlch he had ez guineas. These, which Mr. Dc Towoll p i clit2 l 2 they immediately seized, together *M Nth 011 Yoriai: himself; who was taken batik** tar NrA Yon, and subsequently liberalist 0 indrni bail. These arc briefly, as We have been hittseemet (and wo doubt not correctly), the facts. The value of Bank Notes and stamped Deflate, it re. mains foe a British Jury to Ascertain. In the swan time, Mr. De YoNoz 4 who is very far frOnt,llllolll in allaent circumstances, hasiost hie Bank *ow and, with them, (lat one,sins of d e fi t aim a w ip li p, esti WWII a manlier WI se !WY igalxqta 1 4 VAMP mo ir e s, The limbic ed Minipill maim *.', fli t frqr fp MiPitlil !4•Pectcd or ovigi #O4 fffiefs In sesta Instances unfortunate, receiving, of guineas, a io n ad•cudgelling. The Statute. an which Mr. DE You.. dieted, it will ,he seen, is noe 14014 indictmeet. • . ' It is greatly to be hoped, that this u *dins will not be suffered- to want the defending himself against the powerful with whom he has to contend, on a 'inch public importance. The manner Mr. De Youe to the commission of -precisely in unison with' that consciel eiple which urged a. curtein Society agents to purchase' meat of butchers morning of the Sabbath Day, for thu Mt pose of fining them for the commissi, °fence. 'Amore The Ivrea for our Lard tins Hine. t. Ira. oath,, propel that Anew& Yong', I do', Wearer, being an evil-disposed person, and t. lee the laws ;Ind statutes of this now, luirfearisx lad penalties therein entire Sfult day is the 50th year of the, wigs of eV a StseeMiAnl. 11 I. etc. with force atd anus, at .the parish he 1 .. 4ligelo, in the Ward of Posleoltee, it Lccdoss,_-, unlawfully 'did exchange clematis missed- Geld or taw Out is to say, fifty plebs of gel* coin of • galled Guineas, of the Yahoo of NI. • 10s. with TIUS C• LL, receiving of and him 'the said J. tied there to wit, oa the same day as 4 year aforeA, palish aid ward aforesaid, is Longue aforesaid, who., benefit, prop, and adoatilogo, for the said co, so exchanged, that is to say, for the Sold 54 piebrs Coin of this Realm, called Guinan. than the same is by a certain Proclamation °fails late si jesiy King TUN Pilaw!, giVel , N'. Isis court n t psc,,j aine „.,,, of November, 17i 7,_bs the 6th sear of his Mien, , fur within this Ili, MAntivt's realms t and otisera Maw, that is to say, Ow Promissory Notts of l' add Company of tae Beak •of Engles* eolkd for the payment of thous. if IN. cavil, and ol 101. each; lies other Promi'mory Noted_uf the and Company, called Bank Notes to tiOr paymeas of 51. each, and of the name of 54 each; amen other Notes of the said Governer and ConsmonY, called ' for the payment of the sans Of fit me? and .1 V. ends; and twelve ether promissory Notes. Governorate, Company, called Bank Nllcs, for of thews of IL each, and of Me talkie 11. ea r f piece of silver coin, stalled a Dollar, the yobs: Shilli ' ngs in contempt of ourssaid Lo the King, laws, to the evil example of all other persons in the Mfrs:ding, agaiset the fora of the Statute in awe and provided i and wind the peace of oar - King, his co wn, and dignity. . 2 I•Coont.—That be received such Noes In 1 lug St. 15.. mote in valise, benefit, profit, nisi env.— the said coined Gold, &c. than the same 4 declared Aforesaid Preelasralas to be cermet for. • ' , 3d Count.—That ke did exchange 50 p 1 . moaey of this real., vaned arlemes eftie vetoes gags mach, sod together of the %the of ' W . P' awn in aloe, benefit, prollt.beini , tn.— ___ sane + mimed gold awn it well.by the ea Pruclestuttioe be eutreet for, &e. thee ate says Ise. (Th. Beek Note Dollar Wove einallemed.) • 4th Coast. Than be did eselooics with L.__ . 50 &alma. being merest Gee es more thee abity receiving from boas ens s=g aid /pre NI kis/11,nr.fit, our trimmers's, or samb ad Waal seas, th an they are dee a bjA p r e fi t , 1 w eth that is io aly, (the . eseetased.) Mb Coma Thatbe allawfalligild o 'J. caas. isp)euskof calmed isl Ms p, .521. 10c. roaMosfrm Aka SI. lbs. safer . fit, and agromaypa, Ow the sad pirossor tiold, ilums.s.._ , are declared ta he coma ise 41-01, mid Proelasinitts. • LM* R wive:Awes. . , • , CA EDWAD PM W ,M&... • JEF ATMS CALL. , - : , .....+ JOB - Rfail . • • . • ' .R 0 BRT BROWN. ---- , ' . • DANIEL into mitr i nitrz ga rrrzi i. . A repast ors diseeleliou of Pariiameek.prevaiis. A retro sitibemmipber of transpoar lO. 'sage, recently tabasiap for. Govern • . • . was yesterday givorillkalt Also- Adadosilto ' - • supposed that theists ireitepirte are : carry farther reirtforterikatla 4 -avoid tugel. • ' , . , Yesteraay the Earl of LiveasooL, Lotilf arta, Sir !Ileums's STIIIACHAN I CouttliOdiutt Captain Coeseu aw, transacted business olds, Mui.osave,. at the Admiralty.' ' The printing of the Papers which have Wen before the 110111111 of commons relative to the palltion to Walcherms, was lint completed night ; but it is expected that they wv• vend to the Members this day. A report was yesterday received dean vessel, 'that Congress had edjusiL 4th of January, without coming to any on the measures proposed as substitut , Nunantercourie Act. We have never hail any description , ni6cent presents brought by the i'ersian seder. We have been tett! on if of a an Antidote., The Glee Club held their fourth meeting .. ten day, at the Crown and Anchor Tames.. ~..' ,The birt-40z_af.114-Sax eras calebratett 7 1roOtiriPs - Tavern, in Edinburgh, u it! respect which the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Scott Metropolis have uniformly paid to his memory. One hundred and fifty Gentlemen sat down to dinner. The. lion. H. BARTON in the Cheir. The Steleards were, C. TIALLErr, Lord WILLIAM RUSSELL, Lord htIITLAND, and Sir Wit.claW 'one in, of Craigievar, Bart. The oompaity fuel aded most of the principal characters iu Edinburgh and its vicinity; and their toasts we understand, vivre ie - the same spirit as these /hick distinguished the meeting at Glasgow; Ow Ire hate hot h ad any regular aceouot of then* kit ain t's, 44 As for publicetion. 1 r. , - nt 2 .. is excited at the report rendered of the II :return of taxes made from Scotland, 7 otSfy aleeent the country is is the highest ilt state of cultivation and prosperity. . Tifflbbi the • I lest two years 450 ship load, of timber have been imparted into England from that coon. i try, in which Dr. Jososoo could not disco. ver a tree : Mit illto Woo.horso cart which he of 1 , Acted so cestuntellwitsly to ridicule, is now found by piotlt to bast) tut paiJr to the maguifieent wig_ gots of the Engli.b as to be universally adopted by every sensible farmer throughoot the uoi.e.l king. dom. If it be true that the returns to the Tax_ Once at. so disproportioned to the imposts, we shall fa fi l ial it is nut ?wing to the sleet of means bet to want of cellection. The gentlemen bred Igo 'eh ..11 of &vs. 3M ht 4be flugatival4 .." Ili VIC -- . • tained from his Majesty. America 4 iiiipi; 4 lo 4 ' o :sure direct from their count mown, Sherds, 0 1 ,inly vessels to.Speli commoditics Paper, dap, UAllsusal (Gostares hag, with his 41 0 A ng le terre. slays in this Swi4criand. the 9th inst. elocohl.Tton last culonen to rtiorcted PE A (lays : it cetoeists for the asset pet tof *OOP, ; made pawners et . . Jan. 99.) PAgte, sAti. 40.-4 • 1$ Kl4lll yeelartiai alucninit hat • Fur Wert , 431 . 47 0011*. 410 . 404, (Almelo!. is! tc he e " A hlotinkt# tran.ilifed toiilltiAlsdittos.it 2; diutied there. 11 1 11 01 1 1 4, 4% 4 ,. , of the !et ti and ids, .4 o 0 vormitewe, , • 7 • ag, Waged '''''`'n't "-'''"' ""--"'"'''''" ga".unif• , • •• of Eckmuhl, Commander-in..Chieltht T ‘p iewg ' army is Germany, arrival the first elltWiso mi , ones is ill- ac t is . the at Iltiaso, and still _remain. there.: !M IL :: , s bogy has visited the forts • which. 46 11 14' . . 111 untortunate a(Naa ' and that to wn, tAke° au Aet•iiiked (k ook& u the se eans of of. the fortifications, and reekwed gens---14 , lii prolocutorswhich is very numerous. The t bream , f question of the head-quarters which quitted ,Llett„ at ik v of e also air " of seducing 'beginning of this y ear , hav , n l 4 at P ie , 1 f the sau. Wean assured that the head divvie d Ilk i ,atieu sprig. acti remain there a fortnight, and be aft4rireed i Net • to employ (erred to Strasburg, in Lower Unveil& f Order being established la all parts et Sal. en on the Ns h nt ita p er. such of the insurgents u werostill in the p e • p P . sleet of that o f Bot;ea hate been set at liberty, a id h ave turned to their homes. il The Special Tribunal of the Circle of the ag, upon their established at Lindeit by order of Glo, olicet ; , re, late of Lan- guid „„ t regard• account of the insurrection iG the V#06, 14, haii V° cams; the Pains been dissolved these five -weeks, T y a flooentbar. ° Lu c s r e d . to u n i ; h ir . held, from the 18th of Septembee * d ie , td . dm ,. afteeeiguir . December, OS sittings, in widnii 'llloo` b on 0014 [ a Otis realm, menced and continued the - ' '. tow n f t'sis Realm, s a.. 1- JasitA• 77 individuals.—(lltonileur, Jae. O.) ' J. CALL, then • ore,aid, fst the ' M A [MID I JAN. 3.—His Majesty the Kin g re. i•eatid, more in ceived the day before yesterday the k e t lid coined Gold Piet" do e ' 6 ° lll the Alinisters, Ambassadors, and of (h a g rel II 'vie is lared • King Gnomon Officers of his household which were in tkis plan t , .6, see `,,,?..1 day O , ri , be „ trim/ His Majesty afterwards received, in the Audi e 44 a am f the his de r no mi r Hall, the Jedgds composing the tribunals o f do ove rd Bank Notes, capital. Ilia Majesty has made liieutontuo.G t . of Ms salve of p oi ; s l clavernor nerels the Major. Generals D. Bedite Pardo se swat of theme se, !her pluessoory r were, and D. J. Kindolan.=(Sante Paper.) ed e lkak theimai s , i , •. Oeren, Dec. 31.--.Ris Itilllcrial Majesty is ,f-k o . , i lt r i4 - &at l as well as the yoangtartskind Pri .. - tech/ and d the Archdukes Joseph ) Palatine, lisishA t K we ing bs: , and hof F is . * siouis, Rodolph, and Fronds . —Clanse Pripata iu like BAYONIIIII, JA N. 19 . — Tr o o p s dai ly - • i lust ca w mad • os ad . , r raid Lord the through this town, on their marsh , to le* . ezetruw, be.' those of the Bth earls, trader tbaleteiltGettbe . ' .: a d ' ant r , aw of Ab ran t es, begin to arilte' y oaie liii we it i ' .elated ►y the 9 •... , ... eased th 6 arrival of the 6th reg Ipt she lillei of echoed gold d oe of gt WI- tne 21st or horse elsassours; and 'll9llisi I lik , 10r. recciviug , .. aim , the mid tars ; tbise troops are to rensaist ~ ,•00104Noo "rucinniatiollio in ear malirass, tilt the dishiest. k o , . Walt Notes and ' eroded the frontiers. ()pos. - hes ii I said i: CALL shimos , auk i• is t gqp Ines ortite daily. , w rite fry 1 9 44 m=en avail". Balboa, ilsee all the civil autheritlei•bt abeey hos a jr& 1111elle re eff to ft be . *w d etiegiel,o4 . oo. "oolo4o4o :sereeleiess ., tot by A* l torch ta *gill" llosn, ,! o .‘ . Nu 94 nose. rthe said . . ja i l i t e h value of ", i W IS ,' t i kt* W M,., C I ! . . I •WAC W /4,03 1 4 *ant' ut,tteneat, pro- Navarro, and Amapa. , ... ,•-•- - f - : - - • • han the same • d t imat i m .• . PIC ieti equipage of the Pet r ee lientehaid , .. ..., i, .60404 this place, and -hi a. • is :sped. -i•' , . • •L ,'-' .4sithln a fast days. • e -.-• •' ' • ' • ' -.ollSte letters from Madrid eta elGoi , Ml,i, . t rir _. MI6 • 6 . ; oidjikpmat ..of p ro ceeding eg " SIN* et • * . • . . '.' ' taiga,' ilt th e bead elf hia' lestiprerails. hopes IA - . that the. • tail' , 1 u.. . t ir e4ll°4l • , • submit without , resistance. . • roltyl It 6 Costrant, Jan. 24.) '40.....,06.• • ' destined to VigiNA, JAN. 10.—Oar • ' ° P s iii Par ' tains the following. article : Atipilitioo se , . L ior - df Alt . the Treaty of Vienna, with _ • . Alto ma t , imodinto and tie° of such places as wet* cecia:l/11 OSA is with Lord troops h as b eau every where dersied intalliblit ' ' avebtien laid The French army in Upper - Aphis" eneed his . „ re to the [`s. f ront iers en the 4th instant. e Gaslg logo% . mplcted last mated the same day, 'and about tbilletillol4 will be deli. all the different corps of the FermidAsOldwalt will have left the faster Pre;basoi4Cdinetsitoso by an Ame. . . r • ' , orned to the . (The same Paper.) .. :,. ,: , , ti • ? ~ a n y decision IlAsteueon, JAS. likeieilphOpeinei 0 Getters, .utcs for the after haring pealed ilintiailt• NA hitillestriess ' i of the mg. ` ( . amily In this plane, left it thtiftitrataia t ea hid ourney to Gertrude and Isterland. 7 (Tk Asian Ambes., i 4 pc bbb n !same Paper.) . 4 . ,• COPENIIAGEti e J-ut. 9.—A Royal Edict has rating Olt Sae 4 lately been published, which prohibiti the• it i . e . ** • " •-. tutus of colonial produce in Its.edlab ' mg e hr aae ll at iirothii neut r al and friendly bottam i *Mini * Ith that high • ;entiemen a special licence haring fur 'that peril(*) beatii.b. Is a hick ire permitted 4?,touseileeleeial cs without such liegitrioqpig seas op • 21.) . bit I *op, J A 4: ‘4.: 9 11ii:1,441: de Cotter, Adulphu;) arriicd itet?)*ltoday - erea• his family, and al hs.l t the floOk rre. It is said that rot A- ft° "!, is city, and then ,contltum las joseley land. The third celeite(gellitedith censistini of 260 men, oroOplitirs Pi; . Ist. 'gilder the conduct 04 161141111116