The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-11 00:00:00

Magistrates of the place.. rtfaittilt £ITRACfI 11,11C1111*111/9.mosuesrva. j ret i e • iersam car va, Tsm-12.-1111 Maier/ the Tampe rer, after leaving - danew, pr d te 'Wawa, Miser* he was on eke Ist bat* n the 4th he wit Radeions, and Moak basing alma occupied - by the Rissian troops, his Majesty katl set out for that town. .' On theilth of Jaw. there left Simbdsk, for the army, three regiments of infantry, and one of caval ry, consisting in ail - et snore thast9ooo Men. • Wri.s.cmstan, 'JAN.' 8 (N. S.).—Oa the Oky ' be 4! fore yesterday, the 26th, at two o'clock in the al torancm,-it pleased the ituislart iltapefrorte thipirt trod Jolitunisbirtg.'When ki slfAresty - can*" out on the stairs, he was there.walted upon by several offi cial persona, and the town-guard, to accompany him out of the town; IPA when he .entered his sledge; may. ticm. 66 Vireo as Warsaw, the 6th liebraasy,' 1613. " RZYMANOUZZI" Drs Mails. • t• OligAs • r . ..:1;• 1 =ad . . •• • 4 1... 1 eiressb-.0.• 4 4 {4414 ' it. • ,„y4•.;.,•,•gi• 0 1,•vr••,••••••••••-• • • ‘44111•1•bili.• • • ~ - - PRICE twis Dilir AT MIR &CLOCK Hotta 219,_ hid " Bend' 4 $ die 3 per Ceat. Bed. ' Exchequer 1101,30. 4 p S per Cent Cops. 591 i Me lid. 4 6 P I per Cents. Manion 73 5 per Cent. Nary 116 Comets for Met 59ii , Long. Ann. Lottery Tickets the populace, who filled the whole square, gave him - their hurrah; and the town band began to play. On his arrival at Friedrichehof, the Emperor Alex ander was received by the Nobility, the Clergyman,. and twelve young ladies, dressed in white. In the evening the windows in the village were illuminated. —On the day following, at one o'clock in the after noon, his Majesty departed from thence; and . on his arrival in our town, the cannon were fired. A triemphal arch, ornamented with green, was raised on the bridge, on both sides of which our troops were drawn up, as was the toww.goard, opposite to the house appropriated for his Majesty. On his en trance into the house, the Emperor was received by its owner and the magistracy. JAsow, AN. Majesty the Russian Em. perer arrived in this village, and was received by the inhabitants and clergy, with the ensigns of tbs church. TO HE DISPOSED OF, /'EN DEBMTUREi of ONE HUNDRED II POUNI)S EACH, being SHARES in a LOAN fur ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND °POUNDS NTERLINH, nepreiated mow Years since for his Royal Higtorsilbe Mace iti of 'WALES. and their Rtv.lll Highnesses the D i e of YORK at andthe Doke CLARENCE. The Rood and greemeot for the Loan were prepared - by Mr: CHARLES ICKNELb, Solieitor to. their Royal Ilighnemes t and the Qmsideratiso of £lOO,OOO is acknowledged to have been paid io the presence of that Gentleman. The above Sham are to be sold, sultket to the dlcision of a Suit ip ' Equity. under the costroul of Mr. RICKNIF.LI., on behalf of the PRINCES, who has hitherto retracted the Inal hone of the Snit by the most dilatory proceedings. For Particulars, apply to Messrs: Needham and Go. No. 47, . Lodgahe-bill. • -. EZIRATIN I. yederday's Io &rises* relatiog to the misrepresentations of Lnrcaaa, milk respect to the creed and coadoce oche Cabo lies, am idlitdisbed is his extraordinary Charge, tot Dimmusi read Moores. • EXTRACT OF A PRITATE_LETTER. tc Kosnxessetto, JAL 18.—The dear Russians have caused ns great joy in this city. Their amicable entry struck us with astonishment. " The Cossacks, in their walks about, embrace every body they meet. Old,. young, and children, with the joyful exclamation of. " luzza! luaus ! Lone lire Alexander ! Long live Frederick Wit- I" We live here now in 'comfort. You will easily Judge how greatly we are rejoiced at this he?py change in our circumstances. My owe sentiments are well known to you. .1 myself) have drank several times ito .the health of the Russian Heroes. 1 am only imrrythat I have no - I . oilier Renunciation in yesterday ' s Sr. of Vine of my own here. 01r breve Russians are at present under the walls of Dantzie; snd many people the' arrival of two Gottenborgh Mails, vie have to ere rre.l of opininn that they ire already in- posses. ' add two more from the same quarter, as well as two elan of tifet city, the inhabitapts being incli ned to the from Heligoland. The news from these places Russians, and love them well. • I would coontenance the most flattering .expecta . Ths french are dying as fist. as .their legs can'. Bons, from the political change! they announce carry them, and many of them are daily brought in in the sure of the North. We shall unmet. bare as 'prisoners, as is likewise their artillery and the trifeture that they have plundered in Russia. i !ugly endeavour to testify our sincere love of oar The King •of Naples fled from thedinner table; .coact?, in spite of the insinuations of our envious bore before he had eaten a morsel; sand the Cossacks' shals,:oir perfidious enemies ; bat we cannot believe ere closet*/ pursuing the Viceroy of Italy. It 1 1 411 we are bound to publish on those concerns in pears from letters received, that there are very few that nterest ngloarter. The Grand ~testyo f the Fiefirhineti remaining in all . Pussia, and that the I • • Green Prussian psasantiy cut down all such remnants of ; at Nation was considered, after its. disastrous . them as they fall in with, and consequently so far retreat • from Moscow,, el annihilated, end its re all goes well. God grant that it may thus continue nowued Leader laid, if not in the dust, at least in for rue human race. The youth there sing, with re- . the snow, which was equally gratifying to suffer. geld to the French in the open streets, al follows : — lng and - bleeding Europe. Be was repotted to be 6 One, two, three;' it is all over with the French !t, . amo, although his body could not be found. Now I►l.latcs EIDER, JAL J.—Yesterday was sum I happy day on which the hour of our release ar-,i such a report, like a thunder clap, as it really was rir9ll, amid we were freed from sufferings borne for against France, would be received every where as a ram Even on the preceding evening, we had j token of heaven's vengeance against inordinate am. 4.11 a great Dumber of French Officers, the Vice- hitio'n and tyrannie sway; and would, like the into. Foy of Italy, the Duke of Belluno, the General of nation RI ieade, Count von Hochberg., and other persons of berated of a real abet* of the elements 9 MIT • , to and fro through the moral world, so as to mink, in this town. Six hundred. Palish tr6ops en tered .it . from Garnsee, and we lived to fear and make it difficult to say when or wh e r e i t *bald e nd. d= cad, as the assurances of the French. and many Seidel thia 1 tfakfeteraburgh s and Obit Gazeilet of pra i al ations,' gave - os cause to imagine; that an ob. ' the North, psearseetrougly la mind 4_ol9llms/els - • , • P; I ate resistance would be nuide An approacia- - r.: _ _ ettission teeepsi • • • • 'r:fe bridge beach was fortified with sight cannon anti 300 men, It 9rly in the morning the dorm was heat; about sit o'clock we heard a.2eitig than Mar. rese, hi the vicinity of the town, asilooowafter two Cinssacks entered the town at full 0116 p, 'one of 11*`111 was shot and the other badly wounded by the F ouch snifflers, who were already alarmed, optioi; site to the Viceroy's quarters. The Viceroy, in 1111*, groatrit confusion, threw himself on horseback with ri pi.tol in his hand, siid rode off as hard' as possible. was followed, in indescribable confusion, by all the foreign military ; several of whom were over. takf.ti by the O Cossack* who entered immediately afterwards. • • . • The Viceroy of Italy, the Duke - of Belluno, end pther officer. of ,high rank, owed their safety to their hurset' speed. The garrisan at the bridge head, on the first alarm, threw their artillery into she Ilistoia, and then fled over the Ice. A troop of Iteden . fiessars, to the number of 40 men, which, were posted on the Vistula, eetleavouttid Ilene to make some resistance, but after a short opposition were made prisenera;having lest fear men killed mod Jed, . . Ggnstits of Ibis day pane Proclamatiorpr—g osra*csseul of WAlasaw, 11 , 1 1407ANTs or WIN 144 r THE STATESMAN. LONDON • TRURsnA T s MARCO 11 9 mu& .....1111.111P".. . IMPORTANT NEWS BY TWO MORE GOreENBURGIi MOM •.L . r ohm their cootu to to ouTiteadere as We we eannOtOfor our conscience -saki, autiliiitaading oar demise not to wound eves the prej tie* of the people; we cannot accompany such news with the* commend which would imply our lruplicitlelief hs them ourselves. This deviatiosi from tlO, custom of oar Is unprofitable vs : and than Insinuated, for they publishlsig would the important sorted, and Waraaw, the Russians, the text tiropealc , s t, oostfontetl *at 0 ). 4 4004 WS OF 1 1 , 0,01 0 plant lb. apt. 0n5e . 41481 At thi t: ^ ~ . bettettiere; ._ 1......t55 . of ladiOld" Whist her end hit Mei of Dalian . a tales swum It is a linrtitnate alocumstence that I adapting his measures *Obit mocession, has allowed the * edjairaiaent of .the .tiousb . Of CORROORI *TO Igor W O O l O beelPer/rd ftolllC•penhagen to Him. yesterday, . enables us to ro w . ess , it sas h eas , net' bomb, without an y . intones elf duty. on l y w i t h n u t appears cto goi oalegaary , ta ..rato . . A woMan le In Bury Gaol, who, a few days pre. " Timis to her commitment, went to visit her ChM a more complete picture la git,..Resier, _ ... 7' . . "Inds , ' sr' the i *re* ht. Halesworth ; sh e 'forward, took. the klsi t enrrelint----ivsk-- tirM l --"ate.ut :et tall *IC charge silliketaist hi', Ave years old, 'ton pendia the nelgkbouri c so l od: *the illuatrjuita Lidf[hil alib_3lo„,larprogrepti l ‘ Vipped,ltim naked, and Amp him bras the water. toward) litifinnoulaill,, jig: * a 'An , Atti nie. l i VP tol struggled, 'nod davit get eat, and on 1 tat equally contusive ' by Otte. - as . ,..lif Use other ! hie knees h& for mere ! , but theinhim ` n " 4 " 4 1 ministry,. ~Api.. . kof this that at . a wain ilplea .______,_ horrible to relate, at length accomplished her pert worked first bfaultiplicetiats *mu°. !.pose. I Surely nothing short of complete Inuit? "d t il , bidi!isient - Itepold have impelled's parent to theperpetration of a r oe via germ, the .eitet;toiafieming ' th e ? accuracy of i deed so horrid. result in thoother. After all this, , then—after, wit. I. Our last letters from Lisbon state, that the ICtli nessing the calm, the...dignified manner in which the ;.hussars, lilacs their arrival in that garrison, hare muck.injured'Prineeis,receired.the first shoc k, . bore 100413, thrown cif the fur from their jackets and pants, and were daily advancing hi military dads the Pitiless *Mar and contemplated the threatened, pate. Instead of the useless carbines, tier wen nay, even the probable ravages which Might ensue . ; ; ; Armed with short rifles, which they new *re on for what hams eradiate can be certain of successful • horseback with great quicklime and effect. d e f enc e, w hil e i rlovan t of the weapons w ith w hi c i, I . The Directors of the British Institution,. we an, the attack is to be made; we would-ask, after all 'aerciand ' have j ust tieclarrd Mr. Brads Picture of a •- . - tire De t ath of Eli,. entitled to the first of i rliEIR of the this, bow it ten be advised by any bet by 300 demon of discord, that a TUIRP' INTZSTIOATION' ' b ten pres en Yell a t r 'ed n w z it . k tta: Vin l i jit ili or 11130riall"11 neu, f ha a : should take place ?!.! t-.-We were indeed desirous his Picture of the Ratting (eldritch. Dttughter. that the exposition of every thing connected with this i , Between 50 and 80 of the Sons. of St. Andrew, gametal badness, shiuld go as f ar as it has a s. ' celebrated their fourtbAnnlveteary s at Mr. Cana. salt s, the White Swan, Little g.• Andrevr•stmet : Ilagedy gone , because nothing skort.of that cool& on. seven ' Dials, on the 33t u ht ..1/r. s og R tll . fold the troth, and awe every the faintest trace of t h e Chair. A statementof tbeiweelpte , expen dit ure * criminalittle -die amiable andsensible Lady meow and allowances to the .distressed, for last yesr, was cause we have so zealously advocated throughout.— . read, end gave greet satisfaction. Besides " Tkit The following history. of the proceedings, ab eve Lend of Cakes," the Sons of the Tay, the Thames, toque ad main; the chain of facts aethodised link by.. the leter°l and th e Shannon, were drank with the link. In abort, Tot •Sviarr or vim Booz, Tut' o mi n th g u s s n of dto the Caledonia, subject. Many of the best Albion,. and Erin, were sung, BOO* ITSELF and alliaelonging to it, are present. 'and t h e even i n g wa s s p en t i n th e u tm o st •hik tr ity, ed is one connected view, and exhibits all which, in :laarmony_, and good humour. oar belief; is itecessary. for troth's sake, and even for ' Mr. Yeoman, the pedestrian, who undertook to jostles sake. Those persons will be mall who advise g' s 31 " ml tel in six d. 44 completed his task at it ii . new and further proceedings. Willtbey be instituted •o ' clock en Saturday cod ht, six miles from Basing. stoke. He was reduced two stone by the ander• for shame's-sake ? Heels we would in sorrow and taking; his legs were much iwollen, end be was sadness let the curtain fail. Would it might be a altogether In a deplorable state. Nothing but des veil of oblivion. The nation will have enough termitied resolution. could hare enabled him to win to bear before it can. right itself. It is the increased lie match. He was 16 hours doing 0 miles the lest of suffering which makes the patient, by a toper. ; One of our fishing.boats," stye a Pentanes natural effort, throw off the *filleting and cumbrous ' letter dated the sth instant, 41 picked up yesterday load which ardficial power has accumulated. ' It ; a bottle at sea, covere d ove r w ith b anate i rh i n w hi c h :was so with the widowed wife of our Heir Apparent : was a letter, addressed to whoever might Sad it. It) —it will be to with the country which now pro. -1 . the Inside of the letter was as faileterv.e4 Ship tests her life, and her honour &tree than life, from ! M'es'sy'M'es'sy'Ca Yi Ptala Palmeri 'lat. Six Fr• tong. We . welt, •ne e s ena e cs on board....johnr Wnale James Ruseles the assaults of her enemies . , Men Y people ratty 6.7 .. Wink; Barn well, and William Ba:well, froft*Ow the proceedings ought not to stop here—that justice York, bound to L iverpool, oat 30days, all w e ll; is not satisfied till vengeance Is inflicted. Take coal:wind d. by Z. 10 s Mit." Itis•caloatiktett that SO ye in whose hands the management of this most use. I bottle has travelled 688 miler, wod*beevt in the irate, mentous transaction vests, Ye hold a bottle of the !beady a year.-,.The lam" arrived at Liverpool on highest inflammable matter in sour perhaps aniuspect. 1 tli• p l :th, et May fsti_awia nas .111.0....... A rrivlrl his xuitntes inggresps. Do you not already know that Cady Do e s. ! dd . Ram. and $ 2 lll A the Wildman store ship, itOn - I - As LAS acknowledged, upon being pressed to explain the : Do.rwns, with about 20 sail of different drecriptimm motive of her coming forward in so • questionibin a.; s e r ce d his M a j es ty' s s hi ps F re y a an d ph e e e ped, shape, that her •Ladysltip 'was commanded sot with the horse transports, for Lisboa ; and his 11k to do by his Royal Highness the Prince of WAitil!:iiestY - ship ne4fara, for Plymouth. His Majesty's 'N ew , wino knows , w h a t a p erson , on ce p r oved to i•ship Sceptre•has made the signal for sailing, and in. Liesidikto-proceed early in the morning. Halfitast . .iiave been guilty of perjury, may do, in rashness or) Au an signs of the fleet from tbs./Awns up to this despair? May not that same person (Urn about I fit, ~... • 4,1 --- • . and swear to that which may affect t he .ho nour of 1 .o[lllOrfil, MARCH 9.-=.0111“e in the Bloodhound others, without aid, and' thereby open such A gefiltlaloopef war, froin a cruise ; Pembroke man of war, of mischief and misery, . .. - e lse. -4=l:ea • Sailed die Di frigate . for Ports, ep l , Ltictims in its unsatis fi ed dreadful . chasm ! -.- . - ••••• • ' as .atight receive hecatombs ' frail the eastward'; and the prick sloop of war, -. *". • -" * - ---.. . w . 7.4 on —i i s i li ' . - - i lia ' i - i t . ot - ' 7 .11 , 84 5".. ; . -iyi r A t , s ‘' ' MA . 11en..10...046114 thismoreksk the Niko. -.. • rtweeenietsiettion item ey .1 - . . 4 4, 14 . hived lugger • with a convoy for Portsmouth. Of corruption which produces mushroom Members '< in the ()owes, ,his Majesty's *hips hfon. Parliament In a night's thine; nay, in the brief spate • as t iagh l Elephant, Princess Caroline, De/knee, Geo. of a Royal COWYRIIIIIION or a Royal thought, is. se. - - tilvir, Queen , g *ta'r&f. l tttatogrea eit'lleeste r t . • ... .... . . tessarily thrown back iii our Paper though we ac. Norge, NYlNPaeril eau . • knowledge hs prandoestirailortante: We Were ath• i ... LIST OF StUtOMTT s aikido, which shows - .1..... =---- - --- , time slew can - 111DtliBB - LOA* I. souses's , Oftslona. Lnr4 TWO. Sir it. it K =11: : L J ed Keels, . Nqap. . L i tt. ent., Imam 11, - --tfif w.. UWAt . 10 blam . es, 1 It.biartio, - •L Ant lit et t b en,t ves tsii IWllti kli n fl e il lr. 2 11 ' 14vaelr. Kr C.. . /UM. ilewaism a .se .. T. Creessi AMR,liiiTrAill U= liim glakitie astild, ali • ....4 — riatrfir..,evevemierr—Omm' • ..r. ../ . I ,• . . s., . . „ , • 1 • _ • . '• 1 11111 WM ,' - • - - • .. '1 • . , . . • , , , .., .. . „, . , . . • . . ..•,. -• • .. . • - --- • -- , •.. . . ! elan gold, sliver, and copper co:as, as well as the change of drcnosstasseak • I t ` -.... 4,.. --,i , . , ... ~ . . ~: .. . patillogimpaoisse. • Ato .. , . • a his tit Wier She • *. * .s . . 0 idtmorleklge ti et ii• -- *liiii'il Othe . - iota ''''' o f go, p oter onorgls Beni' essignats,of 3, 10, aed t 3. *dadaist/Mims . t y, , .. 44 ,, . it ,„.„, ii ~ „ ~ ~ , . Pm . 411 .... a 4 ... its . 6 1 6 4 . wale woe W roubles, which must be taken al well in the public Cowell of bliniatr . 1 nhato vr , two* : 0p . ... , ,• ._ _,... ... ~pm4risaikeirgratati Fatoulit .7.7.arrattiote r hood le 1 Treasury as in private ' transactions; it is stated id inhabitants and t i t mu, t. 6 - , , __, kilkYlr' iim ii ,.. ; . . ...:....di. l i ft - i lia ..... oir the PIOCISMICIOII that • four roubles it asslgnats are , in treaty with the Commender'billati Austrian ,artiapi " 4 . 1 1. - . . -7r*-..• • takesits plow - - aatil-* which is to determisse tine fait dt this 111100# 11,11 tt ' 4 "` .. -, j am : . Pogo_ ~_ __,_., litilhoOl t . -611 - 10 = - ' ' lin'eitkell6ll fee Ithi 'WNW ef the T to pass fin. one silver rouble. , . ' - Admiral' Tchitchttgoir“ who is Commandei-Itt.! therefor*. JfiYa ", .- 111 ns - Chao" , **g m % .7 •14 ~.. %., w i l os bar it og i umm '- f sew undivet die rat t•toosopos. " Zt • • I. . ar ia ** . NSW of. Ms lautOwl 'ehief in Prussia, has issued severel . Proctemations, thtiertirtsorft, 3, ; 1 14 . 1.44 1 410Letkiti tta r lit ~, -; , ... ,' . - ,_ _., = i ii .._,- ' c It? ... 10 A l m s & fit dia. accortilai to which, the Prusshut Bens diereses may fUtititi; o :„lsf:: I•.' It t i feP • - soo. • . • -,. r ... . .:, „aims, ! raw! !! , ~ . . ,i7ffilld ~. ..__,. • ~_ ___, to ma ws - keel; er6r and quiet, as well with regard to the a py, nOpaato‘ ..: i 1 w . .I IP of of t e `;. . !leg finttittag /1' N. - 4 eini wifoll !mil am t for the 111111 g.: i ha Pi e. . . • .:'. , ::411 ' . :' .. 2 . Ike - loath 41,111.4i8. ' ai l a* 4 ' ' - 4 "I' annitto military as to the Prussian . the posts are tsi - '„ of the Aseirdpluily AO •kotifsele,. at' t . ' ''••• 4 ii e :4,1 ‘; I , be res cted •• the Post-Oifico freed from quartering' sons, fisiqptoloes,, gsvereasent-beeses se t 10 , 0" ... .. ... , . . Pe . * solo•tek Easel& - -• , ~,• , • •• • ) , 1 • soldiers ; and Russian couriers and travellers to be 'yoor iiiii*lMiet, bfeelling togethireeeffo7 - m= '- - lbr - otilv !WA** liat_SS . • *beb ...•_• - , • - tee . ..16.0.....-• ' . t' Fwd If die Ifewfialidiiiiititiot - emcit le a f? forwarded only on having a travelling pus, and her of ihreattouskgusivd. ...Svise • its ISM o sier _ . . .. 20 . ' . 0 masa paying the post money. Security is premised to the entering gbe .city, - 1 iilt.net beau,. le' to 418* of . .. jr .. . ale,mlsoled us, *law It. ,Courreaeo: 'Me .apte t . • idri re • and the sabetateftee Of tile :troops, them, to . /retell ter . year welfaido-v bet I lost • •. ... .. ... 0. ... ~. , . , ~ , lip os . N om, d op A apr i lia soskurse Leuss _,. , carrmg ve , escePting in particular cater, shall brprovided out require from You ustaaladty,•coneerd ) .1a rostrect. The . in i al ikpidi i i. a w As. o..iiii...; ..,,,,,,, 7 1 1 14 110,001, lagToplitiaikty st i4 " 4 voit a , I' • of the magazines'. Eiery . Commander of troops. towards : the remaining: isegistiary i. ,anA thle do . to hottooso abis ....ai mi r e t, ai r i hassa il iff M am b o "f !rm . .1,69e1r. iv rzi itromi ismer i . • sad i quartered in any place, shall -tike a vrritten cortifio, have lovely a • right espect; r._ ,. su, rrie _ , u tut isuibmill= soh sod — --- w ows ......li..mi . , . ~_ ~ wii= . . , - tali of the • behaviour of bla troops from the Pollee 1 your persons being entrusted to or all& - n" - we... ._± __. ... , . .., . 4) 41. 77; ... •- . " Pla " 111/ 7 _At the Magistrates of the . piece.. , I ftire it behives yoo, fu this siturtioe,,try give •ao The saoeev Dr it t i s impartsas t Kr im s u m, ‘ ; 11.1411114 1th Now a* 610 .1111116 . . 3tikist rs . tiol kio . .--... i cause for dieturbancerf thrpublic .proos sod order, pger the ateeo44; .. ,iti,:gbole.ll3Atiils pebilei -.bob Lleatsuat. .folot . : atootut e is a .11141, at tam ~ , • . !union' erreAcis ittouvestian joitieves.) 1 and which you may expect will eiso Ise obseitted On . by Oa Mauer agelts.,iorkie t - aid. the . way it lei . WI 1084. 1 0 11 11.4 Alb .o.ot=illre:stniallen Y. t , . . i ron lam ", F ig ,. • ig,....fa s il a i e to the ir am p e . th e other side- and I can assure .youo.both' is boo • eim a il i ted, it h i e a liedop t h e e so d erat ism . I sent lug aidfag tee thi _., , • • v went b sik .: ! • rer, titer leaving - Anew, •pr dti Mara, .gistrate and cit i zen , that it is b y .sech eondisct onl y , i ,.... . 4 , .. 2 , 1. . . t for•the. unjustly treated sufferer, sod i lict it t ti t * iiikore- be liar ea ere Ist hot* n the 4th he Mai at that we may look for an .amelioratioa. of Our sites- itat '""" 'I" . sti , roue imam it on% i t •of in aohist her . rem 1 ntet 'WAWA •! ' -Oka gum. *D a u m .at • 1.• ,•. cetentporarlos we .know jo an p re ilo4le t o willies to delay ao'valaible an eiticle, which shows ale. caserew's iiWitolt Td iiialla tinto_ .e_ : a d being so, nor wicked t oiolipois * hive more that without Reform wi 011110011 be without overY ' sitlmilac t °'"'" l ' - ‘"" ll.***lti l" 1 on 11111,1 1 1 0 11TV-PAWIMAL IL NIP it War egan minuted, that we are pad by the *Oneel k - CMag• - ktheary A - Illetelky,Ed. hnon.. my cannot :conceive - tie' posoibltiti. of oar. • • -..-- .--,•7 - 4- -•• • ' • *- i Alibil" Regikes, I N "' .. rehreinalliussese:t.e. Oaa 11!1 lig unproductive tratht ? ' when Igeshoode Yesterday hell 4 appointed for a Mile Past', a Deldestee:leva • 'trek, Lee meet With . furs reieard.. .bat.tik 'mans to t iinrl mi nutes before prove. _ - 0,:5!°419 . the Pettla- a lrwdik e . lleartt.ltaa• WO- tril l " , - ,i i. portent . subject . it her beiii nook u• i attended by the by t he rnirelii ClTAltW a yab c a l ms . , c on l fr... hr W. cram, wi he Du Kau of locos, went from CAM. =ltd.,. tioe bt x. • Pt , : aver. .and over •opin, thot Dalthllei . Therei t ton llama to s t. c ifarse.ed New t the P ' . ' 44 614 ' F . ir ~ a tams s ted, ri M . * *MAW% -.- rsteep, I Wow, wort lo ' the Mode :a .Or :111141i, , sudsy. They entered by the lees ‘'entranco Rt. ' mow, t, edam, with couvilieotakles: WWII! aiiisib t if .in tier Cardest.in the -Peck, and - through Wee. rW. BMWs. Id ;ILI t hid Won tree; We ohoild ili oar !Witty 1 the iiiesbrowns to the : •C h tPtt 14, »L . -Tha Paugag I =Lard 161.1:44 air . . III" A. ltrunio,..a. .. T. 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