The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-12 00:00:00

I PROI/041711 'MAX. • LONDON: . NONDAY I FEBRUARY ;I. r: I • ~f ! ~~ . , ♦rrl.el. 1110111; • .t . :to 2 2 Gotten:m:4h.. • b 0 1 . _ PitICL - OF STOCKS I'IIIS DAY AT ONKO'CIA)CIi. 9 per Cent. Cons. 68 mils. Issog A un...18i 9-16 31+er PadJeed 680 Onuuum 4 per Crut....B4i Jodi,' Bonds 113.125. 5 per Cent. N.-try 994 Each. 8i11,,..... s. 9s. Comuil, fur Ace. JS Thsttery Tickets .11/. 15s. . THE SI'4TES4IIAN, POWELL, the Secretary of 'the American Minister, arrived at Dover yesterday morning. Ile left Calais in the Delaware, an American ves sel, which is proceeding to America with di,. patches. It . is reported by this vessel, that an Etnbargn is laid on in all the ports of Franca and Ilul!aatl. Lissom Papers to the 2fith- Of ,Tanuary were received, in town this morning, of which the ful. lowing are tetrads ;-- M1:11C1 a, JAI. 1. —The trench are assembling 1 l ,090 Men in Calataylud, but t'icir destination is nut tuition. Tlis! greatest etrhuslasm prevails throughout all Catalonia, and the Insirreetioa in Roga and Navarre, increases /cam day to day &roger°, ..lAN. 20.—His Excelletry Uarsbal Beans. YOKO, Comm:soder is Chief of the artuy, arriyed in this city on Soutlay, sbe 1 ltlt inst. at three in the alteration. The troops of the garrison were *awe op to receive him, and salvoes of artillery fired. The governor of this city, N. TRANI', gave the General a sumptuous entertainment, to which were invited the Chiefs of the Civil and Military Au thorities, the Magistrates, "superior Ofteers, ant iIt•ISIU% of Ott this day ar.d the fssaosr hi:, all the Authori ties waked aa General. to compraneut him ou his arrival. On the 48th the B•itish merchants here gave hi: • tsebiletreya spleuttil entertainment at the Factory, to whicb were invited all the heads of the civil ae.l military authori ties,.} gr..at number of magistrate,:, n:licers of the tt;mv, I ant other distioguished periaos. Tire seLtinients of respect, admits, and gratitude noteifested towards the Marshal by all I present cannot he described, but may easy be conceived by any .one acquainted with the Portuguese character, :led its Inseparable onion with a cation truly great. and sch:ch is at the sine time our qtly and protector. Tlitt Sp.:italcr of Sit:;!le, of J ; ip. 12, contains Vac irt To diszei thecalse Well which may b! entertained rela tile to the imorrei Con at Qzite. we insert the fr”,issing ProclAsnatiost, of,the nnt ' ustic i ty of which we are ashared by snnrnriadividuatsofdist.rrtinn of that provii:ce. From it ss psrcitive that that couotry reaming faithful to its Sorereige, liripiloattfi VII. aotwithstand eg it is I cliesed to' love drpfliked Its Presideat and vase members of the .10‘11mca, and• astonished is their plat** provierir.l Juata. faithfel and valiatit Sponir.rd- thi.t which rot have d cad are yet doiog to ribi.l our common' ene - ny ; the heroic efforts if your luyeity-and vulqur to b;e:.K the chains with whis a as Usurper It *endeavoured to nepsess Vint, ren der ifoo worthy of oar esteem and affection. Shir.li.! you be so unfortanate as to be compelled to a har,h deserts:: Sr A`Offl tise PHA A.O a of the eighteenth eel:fury—pass the . sea: %inericu is Cie ;and 4( promise whieh shalt reward xout fi.klity. We are , if one Mood,, one rel'eiou. and we base one King. ff -re rills:All fiat to snerile:ious bawls wine,' burn templet. tor vile ones whit!' profit to *':eat; you shall witness no s:nu:•?: of Providence, of the iranstreality the soul. or of the eaisfeare of the Gal of our fathers. If yoworish for gelds tattie.l witb sines and olives, frotifid Chili, and the ferti!e shores of the sea, s!i ;ill sittisfy your de sired; if you w bib fur gold and rilver, the ransom:in of ell Amalie% she'd opsa their treasures, aed abundantly suppi yon, 111 yost desire a lietaigo clieww, nut ea posed to cold of the Nortb, nor time 'oCITOLIi race of the South, where yen a lilsee the plains perpetually clothed i i varied verslure. time lowers Camel by gentle !zephyrs, t!:e trees covered at once pith lessee, Islossom4, ;ul.l fruit, n c , oatry where hospitaliry reinpi---epme to Quito ; tame. our breth7re. • hinds, rated, but most fruitful. sc.:x•ranl its on all sides. • The earth is sot here the patri.siony of the powerful. You will not bore be obliged to, your bread by the sweat of seur brow, by bismiliatiser, sad subinimida to indignities. • Tile enekd bonds Which unite us, shall draw us eiriser and closer. We Only swam hancLi :std industry : brim; elfin, nni wc will lira happy and secure. Vou know Oat America !ins ever been the asylum of ibehatoriunate; NOS know the mildness of our fharaeter, mid the generotkily of our hearts. Vint shall It sal for milting ; this Is your country, since It i s , Ciat of your Mesh', your fun, and oar brethren:l • lassoa. JAS. 27.—Our last accounts from Spain state, that toe Frew% altetnpted In pet:tie:4d iatn Sii.rra Nlorena, •by blooleons, bet were repulsed with loss. on the other side . th e y ot espied *image& The 1 ).iksoril t . .at; sy.r.z9 . l4t: %AS ' f ootz%jos to that vial, wail the pukc 1)c t. Pails,: was about Is OICCRIT the poilitiou of the latter. limportaut eveiti were mum nclpeeted to take pia ce:—( Lisiew (iarrite.Jan.l7.). We have seta Liters written by a person of great . rever- . tabitity to Sputa, which pociiiyely state. that warm, of re serve, of 30,09 Q tuna, is now foratiog in Pailicin,not includivg ;he 1.4400 men moon:toned by GIACI 1. WSW bead-guns tees me in /Weil's. All the points by which that kiligaiens can be marred are for:i:i.ll wit!, the teinnot di. patch. Letters from Saville mention be Ar.ev of Reserve. if R0,1)00 men, which is tube forroM in Evira, (trona frnm %Masser kinclioms of Andalu.ia.—( Sante Pap :r. Jan. ( 11.) The lAstlatters received fr.ou Spain adrac, that a div*wiea of tie French army endeavoured to force the pass of Al.. pucllca, and enter Sierra klarepa. bat they were compelled, by the Spanish troops staff atve4 in that quarler, to fall hack, *std the latter are said to be Macleod* strong to nucleate an fee.h attempts which the tansy stay make for that pus • pose.—(Lisboa Diary of Jon. 26.) _ _ _ 'As., JAW. the farce of the enerny cocsiAs of f„) 1 . (100 infantry and 300) cavalry, who optifir **nit% m a isisoares, V:ildepcoas, Monti and Calaarla t InTorra!ba, trA bare a park of artillery. 'Spatz Eri is ip Tojeda, Se wen, and some cavalry. O our part oe are ft nifving t b s i p ones of the Sierra, in order to render them iriaccessible to she eney. The trance are lodged in barrgrits. tv Filth liate been erected to defend them •wilist the weather,— Soit(s Spectator, fan. 11.) - yriyatp letters from Gibraltar of the 23al or last month State, that Genera( CAIiTANOS, p a wed by G.: Petal WorrrtrrosAat and Oiptija ; cAstfut of the Art!llery, set out (row Alp-: . • -- liras Og that day, to assume the command of the• Spanish army. . We have conversed with many persons re: eently returned from Spain, why are sanguine in their' opiujoiditing the Veninstita cannot be subdued. ' With every deference to the icr~timcnts of eye witnesses, we cannot bring ourselves , to :owtartain • the rCinotest hope that • the immense force pow pouring into Spaiai• can be resisted. That such is not the opinion bf mili. tary mcu iu general, - wo arc well .assured... The confidence which still continues to be displayed in the public journals Of Spain and. Portugal, is. really astonishing, and certainly in total dekko of reason, and even common sense. . Private letteis from Portugal assert, that our army still Continues sickly. 4. I ~i y~ • i .....illM.. DUTCH Journals to the 7th inst. contain.ing extracts from the Paris Papers to the 3d inst. woe received in town on Saturday .evening, atul Moni. :curs to the 3d inst: arrived In town to-tlay. By the following letter it appears That the alliance be tween France and Rusbia is to be cemented by the union of NAPOLEON with a Russian Princess. " PARIS, FEB. is now aFeertained that the Sister I of the Emperor A GEIANDCR, is the Princess oho is; to he coMe the wife of theEmperorN ArjLEOSI. CAVLINCOURT, a relation of the Ambassador of that name, at St. Peters burgh, hAs left Park a few days ago for that capital, to es cort the Russian Pi Meese to this city, where the nuptial cere monies are to be celebrated. Other important marciages are also expected to take place on the same occasion. " Udder these citcun►stauces, it is nut thought that NA roLram will depart for Spain till the latter end of March, or, perhaps, the middle of April, and that he will then Lhave only to congratulate his armies oil their ceasing &inn all their labours; for the troops in that country are expectedio steikea decisive blow long before that tinsearrives. It is announced, tolheir great satisfaction, that no conscription will he wanted this year ; fro n which we infer, that the Go veriimmt con;idet• tim troops already under arms a. both . etently numerous for every purpose for which they may be required." Holland is . now no longer a nation, but a pro vince of France. Thu Duke of ttEGGto has ar rived at Wslliarnstadt, with an army of 40,000 men, from which, advant:ed corps have marched forward for the -Ilaguo and Amsterdam. The Proclamation 'issued by the Duke, announces his orders to take possession of the country bet ty cell t'ie Scheldt and the Macau only. The Elbe is not' mentioned. • Is the I ist dispechtts from Indic , it is sa id, that Lurd Alt x•ru, on the' let of October, issued a Proclamation pardoning all the Officers un thy Madras Establishment concerned in the late re volt, .witit-eltotxceptinit of four, who aru to be sent Some..: . . CLIMSTI ANT FREDERIC of Hesse has bemi Governor of Norway. The Altnna: Papers stale a report prevalent there, tliat the•Riissians hive obtained ,a brilliant victnrilover th Turks. • A•COnimander in Chief will be appointsd in the count of this 4veek fur INtadra;. This appoint_ moat is vested in the Court of Directors of the East India Company. • DOPUrs; the par•onour of the.roputli.tted Here ditary Princess of D,:nmark, is now at llaniburgh, where he lives in great style. The Princess re mains at Altona. • -- . - By the lletkrta we bate utilising new, although she kit I.laJriss the 26th •SdtitenOcri This ship ha' run aground on the Kentialccoast. . The Duwager• Eleet:iress of UAVAItII latoly suarrie4l, wisisoat the knowledge of any of her f am ily ) . a 14aaeisitNutileitian ; but arta fees weeks tovther, they separated by agreement. Private letters. from Petersburg!, state, that Count itoxkszgrir, the Minister for Foreign At. fairs, was about' es s set out (or Paris on an impur. taut mission. • The regulation lately made to examine Midship: :nen, who have seraeil their time. and pass t hem for promotion to Lieutenants, at.the ports Whero their ships may lie (instead of . putting them to The espence of goiiig before the Admiralty Board, in , Loudon), was commonest , at. Portsmouth, on Wednesday, when pighteen young • Gentlemen %%ere passed by Captains BCDFORD, raw's, and HALL, on board the Gladiator in the harbour. - • Irk“ -report- -tiutt 414-- iketwef - satesaimlpi frees Alicrica in the Gulunsbine frizate (run' 111. eittontiled. 4 . Mr. J.t C, ION it net arrirecl r *it dilei4t appear that he As eipieted at present. An article from Angsburzh of the 20th rates •Itte re-establishment of tranquillity kr the 1 17 . yrtil ; but that the difficulty of provisioning so 12smany troops had unlaced the , I) tv3riato Gunman- der to send back several regiments of infantry. • The late is ing of EDLN quitted lion burgh on the tgi:i nit. will, family, on his rotate to Snit. zerlaisit, by I.4in:bourgh, Celle, Hanover, Cassel, kr. IN was escorted by Major SKI DERM A YID and Baron Or IT.R. During hit4tay at fl.tm burgh . ite lived extremely retired, was Constant at his tle.; and ap' .red v- melanehol: .pea, 'cry , • Tiic gallo.liali:tit and Bar.iristi arrnies raised, in those districts of . the Tyrol occupied by 'them, from 810 io,noo reeruitq for (licit : int:tutu.' EAs. LEG2IUN. cAtivi,Mirdli D i SA TURD 'f p Ft'. 10.— (TENT!! Dasr•)—We have had WILLIAM NIELVSII, Esq. M. P..down fur Mr. flouzLon, batbia rote Was rejeiletl, the Land.taa hning paid by his uncle. Mr. Bargoy.po to-day repeated his determination ~ to keep oven the Pun to the 'last minute of iffgen days. • - srAtt: OP Tn r. TOL!. IT THREE. O . CLOCK. Mr. ituishion - - T.ra ;.. • Mr. Burgo)ue - - t ag tifinkyie fat o oly of Sir. H . 041= - 1614 • • • O.RDN.4IIIGg. •No 'circumstance has produced more general astonishment, than the late defalcation in the Ordnance Treasury Department ) ... which, during , the tonsurership of Mr. Howes 'pretlec.essor, Mr. ll ALEXANDER DA VISON, was put upon a plan, that . if .it had been persevered in, must have insured regularity and dispatch. • _ Mr. iIuNT first retired, when Mr. DAMSON was appointed treasurer, during the Master-Generalship of ~Lord MOIRA, leaving in at-rear of accounts of :several gears On the subject' of this es treordinavy. irregularity, a correspondcbce is well 'known to hare taken place; between Mr.. DAVISON' and the BOARD OF ORDNANCE, Of , which, we know no niore, than that the former Gentleman' was' stated to have renipiistratcd against the irregularities , that, bad . which, • however, the. Board Ape , averse to admit, asserting; that the hutiness,4l4•Dipart ment had been conducted, especiallkiniti ono • ney transadions,.witb,:tredit, reguittriy,- apth ‘; dispatch." • ' • ' • • The Master-General, however, it:is Inhered, did not concur in the 4reinion of .the Board; and Mr. DAVISQ N, with his sanetion; introducedvand ultimately perfected, a system which, had it been adhered to, rendered irregularity, or the Can.' ceoftnent of a defalcation to the amoint . t of such a sum as eight ; ...) thousand pounds, 'absolutely possible. The correspondence that took !lace .this• • subject, between the Board and Mr. DAvnion, is known to the Public. oily from report ; anti. it would be not a little gratifying, after the angry assertion of the Board --f-to aetßly justified .by recent events—to .4ets• this .same correspondence in print. We bats . ',oder .stood that Mr. DA !mos insisted on passing his own accounts annually, as directed: by the war:. 'rant ; and short as the period was during which he' held the office ) no less, than five year's of the arrears of his predecessor's accounts were passed—atoll that without putting the public to a shilling addi. limn! expel cc. The system introduced by Mr. DAVISON, was so simple, and so effective, that on resigning the °ince, (to which Mr. Hue thee again suc-: cerded), his accounts wero balanced and passed I without the !oast delay. We cannot permit ourselves to doubt, notwith. standing !lA* recentaccident,fhat the accounts of the late Treasurer'hnvo been regularly passed at . the conclusion 61 each jeer. It u ill, however, •be a satisfaciion. to the Public to know. that such is 'the fact.„ IVAV.IL • FA LMOUTII. Feu. 9.-- , Arrived the Princess Eliza-' beth Packet, Captain Kidd, with mails from Lisbon, 12. do)s phisJge ; left there his Majesty's Ship Bartlenr, 9!*, Norge 74.. Princess Charlotte and Walsiogbain Packets. and a large fleet of Tnnt.poris. The Convoy from Portsmouth, wl.ich sa d from thence about tie 12th ultimo, were going i..to the Its as the Pilot was cotuiug out. It was reported• at Lisboa that Lord Wellington was übnut,tn quit the irtuy: in Portugal to take the comma:id in the Last-Indies. Our army was nearly recovered Elora their' sickness, and rein : - forcemeats having freq.tently arrived from Ireland, finer:l4 scy, &c. it was reported that they Were about to advance' mice more into Sp Liu.. Marshal Bemforl is said to have bought the Porfuoese army into a respectable state as le discipline and numbers. Also arrived Ole Puzzle Schomer, Captain lialtashurga from St. Michaels with fruit Syr a market. • • PLYMOUTH, Fr d.l3.—Arrived the Preach brig privateer' Le Ciascoipe, pierced AO 2) ;pus, 15 poly mounted, with. 112 men, ,:apturet) in the Cltannet by his Majesty's ship •Uoicent. Sac is a reuilarlable fine vessel, only three months old. Arrived the A reihissa ftigate, from a cruize; also the Imperiense frigate, from the Eastnard. CUM dOWO out of harbour, and a whored in the Sound, the Minerva frigrice,and Itaiefgh Annp of war. Salim the Millard, of if Awes, for Ruchefurt ; aid the Pickle bets of war. • General WarrEvtr,LE, who commanded the troops of the Helvetic Confederation, has re: 1 stgrien. I %Vednesdav, Earls Cmuncv and Po-rts visited the l'ettsiAN A ma ‘ssaikust, at his house, in Maus fiehl_strcet. The Noble Earls wore their . Couft .dresses. . r • Thu celehrated So it cam? has slipped out from the ' port of St. Males in a frigate, built tinder his oArs *iinwection by the special order of B . ONAPARTV: She ii suploised fo lye the strongest bu ilt frigates ever I 1 • constructed, tier scantlings being equal to those of a first rate; she is able to muunt:..stiguits, is hued, out for a- royago to India - and China, atul is rp. ported to have prcients'on board. The cargo of La Citrinoniire, the capture of , which is noticed in Satunhiy's Ga.:eite, is valued at two million. And a half. lay the decease of Sir-Wri.t.i.tm llcsisr.Ev,• Mr. BiNst.Kar,, formerly of •Drury.laue Theatre, - and now. Darrel' Master in Ilytle Park, conies in fur 11 legacy of ten thousand pounds. A watchman of the, name Of Element, some nights since hung himself from a lamp-post iii Dukiwreet, Westminster. The Coroner's Jury has returned a verdict•of Lunacy. The onlfLottery that ever was drawn on a Va lentino's Day, was the 1 Ith'February, 1807. On that day the.Tickct 6633,. was drawl a prize of 30,0001, ayttl snit! by Wm.—The present Lottery will begin onWcdnestlayatTWelve &Clock at noon, and finish about Twelve o'Glock at night.— Last Lottery 131!,n gild eight of the capital Prizes, its :Inns, at 4, Curojtill, and 9, Charipg-crto. _ DUTCII PAPERS. SAL I TZEURGH, • Li pc. 16. On the 24t1 1 h 5OO sr. _ s rench entered laze of Wiudisch Atatrey, trhich scarce' 80 houses. Several of the houses wei with tipwards'of 2.00 men. G enera l fixed his head-cparters at the Court the 25th he assemWed four persons i f , the adjacent parishes, to whom lie col an order for delivering up all the arno triet, under pain of the must rigorous On the Wth, several of the Chiefs of I Insurrection were tried by a Court Al the 27th Francis Fradte received death, and was the same day shut on 'front of the church of Virgen. 0 , Francis Obersummer and John ‘lrebbt the same fate. Oa the same day tlr the fugitive innkeepers Wainer and demolished byllie .. l6ldieri. The Cl, ',quarter were_orderud to• read from fur three Stitylays running, a prockm floe reasons for exectstiog tlseabove Joseph Tax re, of Tetiereel;ete, and Kals, were conveyed kick to their urd of resideuce, and there shot upon ti They had totally disregarded the pi 'previon;sly issued, and evre trying to insurrection.i,l . . . •llammet:en Siegmund, the rector 01 carate:UnterkireWry the vicar of 81 ; . Wood, the dean of St. amiet, and ni -wi tz, -fr.421.11 the Geiltita!, were civic ,Frepch to Lieez in (he Pusterihal... 'On the 21it the clergyman • Deekli tended Obcrsutnmcr and .Webberift tli ..ments, introduced-, in the elpuree of tlti -prayer fur the repo of their souls, set forth tie contrition they had expressed calamities they had brought turthe Mh ' -district: •. By order of General Brotkisiar,tiii of the neighbtiiirhond; and quirticolarj; people, were presetit at the etteetrtiou? gents above-named... • • , • JAN. 18.—The folle4 ing is:an esti* to frOM *Liens,. dated the 13th•s-- ; • 4 .. Artfi• thu Fri-nth General Bt completed .hismeasures of chastiscinei 411;6 ltatrey, he proceeded with six , 'Britnecken, where he provided his , ;sledges; tocuable them to penetrate into 'teuiotc vafiies in. pursnit of the Chiefs - gents. Uctsrecit ikis place and BruueCken, -live rebels hive been alriiady shot, Omitbi-M-artiel; and several. others • hanged at - Sillian, Innicham, Talseb, • " On the With, the four clergymen here were triedby a Conti. Martial, and 'Siegmund, %all his Curate, Unlerki sentenced to be shot. .Dan Sager, ;lightly abetted the insurrection, was five years imprisonment: The V;rat era, acquitted. The execution of those to . death has been deliyed at the the Magistrates and inhabitants, and has .been sent to the Viceroy, *lilt Their pardon. This tnilltary rizour .tented nit!' tho Lest eirt,-0. The wq, ariniog makes such progress, that nineteen loaded with muskets, have alremly teen in here. It has also made a very hay dun an the minds of the inhabitants." " PALACE OF TILE THUILIARIES, EA/serve of the Freirit, lector of toe Itheniat.earte, and fit ediator a( Confederation t,.;- " DesirJui to provide for the security of , frontie:t of EiniAre; :Ind taildee oot•orgios i gee yards. nod arsenal at Antwerp. We have lows : " Art. 1. An arty shall he farmed, to he inifled of Ilriatnt. "1. All thecountry .11tiate between the Meuse and the Organ, %hail compose the territory of tht " 3. All the Freac4 tralis, whether 'l6l4:try, tact compass,' shail form a part e' of Brabant. _ "•4.. 'rite • fortrevr‘ 'eitnate het weed the Meuse Sebrkit‘itotil be placed in a state of siege. ".5. mithar3 cation:milers and •Firoch reqotred to-eitnforal to the prreettt order... 4. The ltiautrr of Wier is chargedVith.the , the present Decree. • (Sigurd . _ ) , " NAY PAU4 Aeon . OF, nRAICh - I,lmAhltaots of 111.1 ad% of Zeal it.l,aLd of. thu tilaudi elluate Sleure awl the SchAdt. • • 44 Ells Majesty the Empgru; 'plapoiron . • to take military poieesino or taeyountfrt , 1 4 Afeuse nod anyt efizicdipme steno., cipliced to to' mural thither, who are hatructed esv.ct your co,touni ani milOneFS• t hope is rev' meet wiiii a rceeptiou %natty of they and which I have tin he•aitutian to pledge myself. • Deed.', Jan. " Tee Murs.l4.l 1).,140 de • " Jou. 28, los)." The ilottilehr of the 29ifi jarteary, • • head Lovitloti, glees lima an English P retxtertcrtitreleTktu--‘ " .- - - says, there arc strong rs•asons. tv attrihi or disappearance to -the Prench Giitvcci Tho. Monitcur iehjohot the fen trinj note' Eh:Aland alone, anion.; all ,stisllizcil! rcucired•the example of paying : encouraging carnet. • It a ppeais, bf from .Berriii, that Mr. Bathurst was his mind. • This k the custom of the Brif to gi se their iliploniatii; missions so the knil most senseless persons the nation The English diplomatic cdrps is the which st e find examptes . of such folly." Journat i v from the English papers, crole'of .Bonaparto shut iug hisSecretWry , attemPtiug to extinguish the-fire which 'Ms hair while writing, and attlls this , 1 -English papers ape fi11441 with theill invented in London, but which will 1 gartled iu any country n here the Eatitcree evur been. Arc these wretches ignorant Emperor only fighis with his eyes and 'that lie never carries pistols, awl that in battl-s in uhich he has commanded; he found but two occasioua tO draw his sabre sheath i" On Fria the 9th ..,e 9th Instant, Gem EDWARD 1101 . 3g0V 2 Vllllllllll9 Li' CZARVALA CIA. 4 !MA, aid I.'IIE4IEIIC .Esciri: were called to the Bar by the S9tipty. of the Inner Temple. c7frreled. ecrtuollenal%me4'la'lla al ftroto%iee -licruse.• 0 4 - 'OM each' of 0111 1111111 . 1cat e d is J o th e di% por.ishmeet. the Tyrolese Du the 28th cation static • . I Ipso rgetinits. ht. h lheit pill, its, ; CrOder, o r binary plac es lire ~Otlt alt. atiou . John in the re) d by tho art, who their Last mo, the serrate, a in which he ressed for tho whole of that to inholdfento rty tho "pang a tho•insar..l Il i crrb n il t ct li titsstaao t k il itfl e GlWan t: ll4l: : : : ; is men 1500 I of the iusur. ken, treaty. by rd " I • t h e bee a ire .1 • • imprisoned Ild Dattwsreni tirrhen, wen, baring hat s sentenced to ' or St. Jehats se cotittematd * request aI d an expects a petition Inc has been at. work of dis. • eters% stedatro, !Iron broight.. npior imptcs.• , /AL 33,1Rtn. ,71If 1131, Pro- u( the hex,* if the 'Norther. • Ginger nut deck- decreed as fill , called the Arcs !use, the Scheldt, of the said aral. het*? ll3tia; .art of the Arm. Meuse and Or fi Authortiles et orders. the,cacgittiat of IPOLLON." Brirowls. of At tte beetreeu the sing ordzted • btI4VCCIII4 e oendy and the iintruciej to rr- rclisrp they tsl4 Ltd conduct, for ie RES3IO. ry, antler tic, Paper an or. ri81404-.' hi! to his death QtrwerioloOt• note, t w .• flied nabanis 49°45fifIS std ' tire ace:nant c .s .elerenk,l is • itisti Cabinet, eaiostt,xlish pro() ncef.— e only one in . 11 The UM. MR, the 84re. etary, on his - II had milk note, " The absurtlitich never tlt re , Etnperee has riot that the I his gersioli In 40 ()itched be has nesrf labro (row ill INGE Kgoll n Es, Joint iiastoaAril Honourable