The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-29 00:00:00

V I • • FRENCI T' nig, Styr. 21.—Her Majesty 'loom end Regent has received the folio , gi. ,re from the army, dated the 13th of 1813 :- " The Emperor's head-quarters were len. " The Duke of Tarentum, with the sod td corps, was placed upon the left Spree. Prince Poniatowski, with the was at Stolpen. All these forces were trated on the right bank of the.Ellse, march of Dresden. " Count do Lobito, with the /at et , Nollendirc in advtuiei of Petirrtafidir cf Treviso, at Pirna ; Marsha.' St,. heiest. of ,Borna, ttecnpying the debouches itenwalde and Geyeriberg ; the IX*. at Altenberg. " The Prince of blesitwa was at the 4th, 7th, and 14th corps. " The Duke of . ltagnsa and the Rii with droners! Lido& Manboorg's marching upon Grossen.llayn. " The Prince of tckmuhl was at Ratzehurg. " 'rho enemy's army of Silesia "was on the right of the Spree. ' That of 130hernia,—the Russiens and Prusiisdaiit the plain of Toplits, and an Austrian corps" at Marienberg. enemy's' kw of Berlin nos at inittri4OCk. 4c, The French General Margeros,Jirilli e Ootrpt i of observation, occupied Leipsig. 66 The castle of Sonnenstein, above 'firsai. bad heels occupied, terrified, and armed. . " Ilk Majesty hid given the command of Tongan to Countqle Narbonne. . " The four regiments of auerdv of Itonbnr were , attached, --the first, to the IllbSntaln Chewers of the Ottani ; the second, to the Dragoons; the third, to the Hothe Grenadiers - and the fourth, to the first : regiment of Lancers. Those regiments of the guard! will •furnish them with, ttstructors ; and whenever they march to battle, he joined tn. old Soldiers, by. wham th'y 1411 be guidelf,'eadlehose skeletons they rekuforce. sqoadron of earls regiment of: Guards of ilhnour will silimjs 'perform the duty , aboni.the F,mprnr, with a sqtrideon 'furnished by Web- regiment of the guard!{; which will enrri the it utibev of squadrons on duty 'to eight." .- ' • •••••7111110 lit'r Majesty the Empress and Quees,beereceived -the following intelligeuce from the army rifibe 17 1 th I of Sept. 14513 " On the 14th theenemrdeberaittiett front ToplifS upon Nollendorf,,to turn the tliSition Dumeneeaa, which was upon the 11414. This division retired in good order upon areahtbelo .wheiit Count de'Lottan collected his corps. The. mien,: hewing wished. to attack the comp or ratishabeliwas reptitieci l and lost many men. . . 46 On the lfith the, Emperor left Dresden, and marched to the calm at Pieta. .He directeedeneval Mouton- Dovernet, Commander of the 4td division, by . the villages -of ipangenheneradorf -end Sera, thus tlrtsing and thereby turn thoenemy's right. At the. aim. , time Count de Lobau attacked hint in front ; the enemy was led tepee duns Ice reins, all the rest of !Wedgy. " •Ots the 16th the enemy still occupied the heights beyond l'Aerswalde. At noon we began to permit him, and lie t , 17 , 1odged from his position. Gen. Ornano made some Diu, C.lrgei with the division of cavalry of the guard, and Prince Ponintowski's rolisti light horse. The enemy was driven back into *hernia in the greatest disorder. He made his re treat with so much-activity, that we were only able to.takesotne prisoners from him, among whom is General Blucher, who commanded the advanced g'-ant, and on of the Prussian General in Chief Witcher: .44 Our loss was trifling. The Emperor slept at Peterswalde ou the.l6th, and on the Ilth returned lc Pirna, . .6‘ j - - ..iwattn, a General who deserted from the to -ire. wills, a corps of partisans and de. ...rs, 10% marched upon Saal. An Austrian Co t, .0 4 4, as a partisan, marched upon &tidies. hefebre Desnouettes, and Pits, satisfactort: he Hungarian ~ _ Emperor - Aire, had be e( 11, warts allerea. vbios, cad drove it into the mesetales . ~.: . . lion b e t,eaewthe A re bd i d s it a intinn .ni e i b i Aggis . It 'cost the enemy a good' nember of killed, rood duke John. somehandredg of priecteere; among whom are ante. -. . ral pupate, *Seers. .. • - i • 43igarcJiN rittAvont Nothinglitpertapt bat occurred -Int the other *jet • . ... The enemy hesititeg, and &menet keep teeny pliii,; The etellgantrttion and the force of the Emperor 44 , timidates him, as the b a ttle of Dresden veiled- lig his plans; and notwithstanding some fortunate affiiirt , which he owes to chance, he evinces nothing but In- 1 discretion. • ! The Austrian armies, which were to have spread themselves like torrents to the Rhine, dare nit leave their own frontiers. His Majesty had his head-guir. : tens at Pirna, from whence he set out on the even* . a Pt ' of the 16th to advance. •', of the year 1814 (*trot with convenience be made, -slim Emperor slept on. the 16th at Peterswalde • sufficiently early IA Allot to . n*4 tide demands the Weald probably sleep on the 17th at Pima. ' Ti ce At , the that Treas in n addi ry_a t t io e its to c°M. the itmesay had been driven back to Cohn. The French n m wb en i l t e.m m en us e t i be it n is .s p t r al opos liea ed tevatry made some billliant charges. On the 17t i lt.: seven piececoranigianctnaou, d rawn by f i ns u kra i ne sum of two millions abovi-mentiosed for the present.. horses, entered Dresden. • 1 year, a loan should now be authorisedi sulficieeti with the sums receivable from the tyres - 4te •.1 On the 18th of *Washer the following important the std noes of the three first menthe', . pett' I intelligence was received at Milan, from the head. . ..•• quarters of the Army of Italy : . . 1814. - + , -- • . . k.`,;: ii.l4 nt.,-,„-i„ 4 . The,Prince Viceroy, at the moment he traecutedith "The demands upon the Trea Bury fir 014isillitilial months are estimated as follow, viz. : I I movement upon Weehselburg, directed Gen. Count' Pine, -with the division Palomhini frote. Adelsbergi I Fa ; Dettars..] chill, dipi tie and milled - laneoas ',penes 400 000 upee Fume , *there the enemy had remitted a rein. to Far Me tea ria:lve of Treasury soles and in. , fereensent of several battalions , and where all lc. ' and F.a =t %%Pc d h ow in thg months of January counts announced the arrival of an Archduke. tve- la f thereWri,raVoitia"Za'-inarw„li h r e „,t we 'l aa ymekled for 1,100,000 ' metal Piero es-the 14th, at break of day, found 'the i For th e war aced isavy.departments . 6•000.0 00 repenny in ;be po s ition of Lippe. General Palest,- 1. • I'7,100,000•ni made hit dispositions for attack , and com p letel y I Patterned Recelpts.—The amount seeeirable from li oweettaird le his enterprise. The enemy was bestial telzeuirda-howe dudes, daring that period, may be at all points by our troops, and left 400 men upon From sake of public laude, and from the intend 14°°441° the place. Oar troops took one piece of- canoes, duties with* will go into operatioa on the lit of Jaa. and made more than 100 prisoners. We had three 'B' Tice 4 bninnen - which wit i remai n in th e • • 250.000 of killed, and 30 men pet hors at coMbat.— she Slit of December wri t , is estintatedt T o re amou r trt 6 4 Among the officers is Col. Palucci, who signalized artier too millions .ordiars: As this amount woole n) be permanently himself in this action ; and Col. bolt, 'who was wr,.':':;,l4er than rt. " 4 Y be necessary i in the Treasury , OM may be applied from slightly wounded. .. It. towards the demands dnriag the first quarter of tho 250, According to General Pino'sreport, General Pa. year 1814, flee sum of .., .. - . . cOOO lombini maintained on that day the rep utation he . Makin together - .2400.000 i Asa win leave to be furnished by the loan" - 5,50 AJD gained in Speiew Gen: Peeremonde m ade a brilliant charge at thamed of the 3d regiment of Italian t h e s • 1 — • . . 7,500,40 sears.. . : :,- . - • ' “ T • • The winks -tam, therefore, for General Nugent commanded the enemy's troops ; which it is coml. shored pligiblif,..,,oat an authority should now be given and the Archduke ltiaximilime 'was present at the . battle. • 4 ' to Ihe Prosideni to obteln onjeati, before the close I 1 *he wesent , yeer, is 7,,500p00 dollars, of which The prisoners hate been sant by Trieste to Go- is s . it esthnitted:tlieti,ooo,ooomiy be wanted for the rice. . '44' . ''ce °"11. Preseulitlir . Ilswaunnn, Sere. 18.—According to the last Ci-s a n d la° " lid " towards the supply for the seroictrof4tmyear - 191 , 14" " penhagen Pipers, the Danish privateers were in full activity : several English and Swedish snips had been(', can i.ad into Copenhagen. The SVk ed ish Consul..tili.;: `returned. The harvest in the Island of Zell:tad /it'd ; even surpassed the hopes of the cultivators. MATENCE, San. 17.—The last intolagetee from Dresdren is dated on the 13th Ia the eveni•ig. . ite Prince of Moskwe had again passed to thelight hank of the Elbe ; be had taken a position before Torgett, where he was going to manceuvre to co-operate with - Grand A -- , dtvistere *Altai • before . - AL1,23 4 of their Committee Lord imprepriess the 1 jlies4, frame A vtrsge rye of Mime. Ths. this Illettbs d . adjourn tilt weilafftay. V useseary. at bleb host at easy be deeded by the ttee to be stooltatfly seed..tit, awl WA ibe .*id Meet* be kiled birlissd-biti of Mien .ALIMANDER 114:11,11101/. Chakisu. 11"'"wit -;•• : • . N.M. A . : if o.ii at • ..11.•0,11:•• pwg • liishos t -': bt ., . 1 ,• :. . i., • 1 ' h Cadiz ..... :. • , ...... •,.... 1 ••••• :: • ...rai •ii • •,..•••• • ! laleltheli • 1 • . .•• .0 . . , • iltaailixias as Dar. -116116w Ms "Wig Offices. : . E ST4TB BMA N. " IkaiNijOith \ ' . 4 WIDXIIIIIIIIIIEy Visas 3 11113. ;~ • /Arbon Papers to tits SIN " sad 'Corson, to tip 20th knit. arrived at a lea hoar this morning.. Ire; ilam ,taken the following attracts, which will be found of considerable importance, as it appears tho Invasion of France hal already taken place by the ,entrnsoe of 25,000 of the allied' troops. The re ;eat Decree of the French Go'vernment for rein forcing the Army of Spain, appears to have been promptly carried into execution, as their force under biiirsbal Sou* is said to consist of 80,000 men:— Limnos, Son. 7.--Our accounts• from the *troy are most satisfactory. Lord Wellington was in high intaith tad spirits. Oor divisions were busily occu pied In fortifying the different mites of the Py renees, according to the jadgraent of their respective commanders. The French were daily receiving reinforcements, and consist, it ip said, of 80,000 men. _ _ VALE ADOIJ I), Ser. 12.—Twenty-five thousand INN have already entered six leagues in Frame ; the plan is said to be to besiege Bayonne, and live upon the coiintry. .. . . , ?Amnions must very speedily surrender, as horse . . flesh, upon which the besieged have livid for the last • ' . - fifteen days, has nearly failed them . , Omni ~ h ch it is consi. • An irithi , w b e g i ven CORENNA, Sift. 1 4 . — The inte lli g ence received • obte — lii of - - cl ose from Catalonia is very flattering; it is said the French r, is/1,50C 1 .- have abandoned Barcelona. /. At . 2,000,0.1t Seer. 17.—Letters from Biscay state, that, the went year, at Allied. Army had put itself in motion ; that . the the serildrof 41 . . . French had also began tq march towards San Julia dmr.............m....•.= 'de Luz ; that according to acc ounts each isoWier had Ring -wee Races commenced on 'Tuesday, when a • maicii fur 200 gs. was won. by Mr. Calley's Moan. taken rations for four days, and that every thing an. .taineer, beating Mr. Jones's Poulton; this race es- nou need en approaching battle. The greatest disCo n. cited the liveliest interest; bets to,. an immense tent prevails in France, and it is said that 25,000 of amount having been . made for some mouths back; the Allied troops already tread that ground. • the odds being considerably in favour of Poulton, —....-- 1 who was backed 3toi in many instances within a French Papers to the 26th inst. were received l a s t minute of their -coming in. Mountaineer won by . ht,) only half a neck. Same day, the firs t class of the nig Enenos Brewer, from the headqu arters of the *hicheontain two official comm unications to kingscote Stakes of . 25 gs. each, with ' so g s. added the by the Club, was won by Mr. Rawlinson's Topsy- Grand Army, dated the 13th and 17th inst. By • turps beating Mr. Calley's Mountaineer , and Sir 11. these the report of the evacuation o f Dresden on the Peyton named York. 'rite second class Of the Kings- 16th,is t rought by the last Heligoland Mail, is - proved cote Stakes, of 25gs. each, with 50gs. added by the to have been altogether void of foundation, antan- Club, was won by Mr. C. C a l vert, ' named Donna, ..1 afforded us, that intatigence comin g beating Mr. Peacii's Jarsetie-2 to lon Junette„Y o th er Peon( i s Same day, a Plate of 801. • was won by Mr. Pigott', frellthat gutter is entitled to very. tittle attention. Mutidenuos; beating Mr. Dundas's Romeo , M r. A detailed statement is given of the various p ositions Peach's Wool/au/apron ) Mr. Goddard', Algorraev .. of the French and Allied Armies up to the 13th, by sad Mr. Biggs'a Landis - .—Wednesdar, ;the Sweep- iibiCh it appears 'that Mayinettitao, with the sth, stakes of 10gs. each, with 50ga. added by the - Club t i.' ..„, , ,_,.• . _ and. Prince Pormarowsiti, won by Mr. Jones's Anshan, beating Prindeaat,,-”, °VW, both approeehed near to Dresden. The fo rmer named by Mr. Werrali, 'Colonel Eingetore eased ' bod . Mantideaum, and - Sir .H. .LiikYintatt'a -Berkeley::: iiiill sipasabit left bank of the Spree, at the distance this racemes closely coaaested lb" tha• four homes- hitsitimmit'SO miles.; Ord the latter at Stolpen, about and by anCantaton skll,and . eiertion, wet WWI by isen ik i disbud from that city. Marshal New coo• scarcely a haad.- Same day, she 6 " lee P °lll4°l °l . 4 4 ° ' ' tinned at Taman r with the 4th , 7th , and 12 th corps. each, wills- litllp. added •by the `Club,_ wits wool:fer A mt . .The Allied Army of Silesia was on the right bank of Mr. Hallett's Croleire, beating Mr, Elton's and Mr; Doodas's .Mountebank. S ame day, .60.40 r ' the. Spree, opposite , MAGaermea—the Clown horses of all denorninttionr, was won by Mr. Raw. Pasuceremained at Juterboib. Gen; hianacsovt linspn's Topsy-tom,l)natiwg Mr. Wiritmore's Til- with. a French Army of -Observation) occupied Leif). bury, ?dr. Dundee's Wisdom, Mr. Hallett's Lisle& ___.: ---`", ilea , This is the description of 'the state of affairs on and Mr. Peach's Wool/agefte"- - _T hurs " a l c s 'the Handicap Plate of 50L was won by htr.Rawlinson's awef t beatinyMr. Whitmere's Tilbury, Mr. the .13th inst. to'‘the northward and eastward of Dresden. On . the .15th BONAPARTE left Dres . s's onto*, Mr. Fett's Yor k , . and Mr. den, to meet the eolomns Odes advancing Allies—the s Joseite.—After the Handicap was decided, while history of *hat occurred, in consequenee of 'a . Hunter's Stakei wee run for) by horses the pro. t m e . mo s emen t, may be told lit a wool ,. :petty of Gentlemen belonging' to the Berkeley Haut w i tiDitta brittle, .withdiew.tiefore the rgTehnechA,l::: Oa, and weithy Col. Berkeley! The 6ae weather, , teiarned to th9lo firtnieryesitinu. These alter and the celibrity which these races have attained, yt. a tooted a numerou s oens,snme from the keeoeuding- netoerivencesand retreats of the Allies across the BOhe. ,lbOtautry. Never was tbsetriner -sport in the annals. i mieialswatiers, areprobebly inireirdadaierely to draw or thetitrf, than, that •of the, tem - first days4 , eshlt l off the attention, ef . BoxAreatt trunk the operations beat was clot* and warmiyoontestad) and in teed of th e mine, o tt olos t .imid t o 6,1 . 1 144 um t o leave them *stance, the favourite hetet,* which groat, Aatis unassisted, to the antnieptiokof tile Allied forces, werepanding) wee beatea., l l. .. , . . ..,,,, , ~ , BitAb..,.,...ylster4artutitimii;siveew oraem — . _.. aur .i _ entiir the•Caowli Ilht .i. tilttazand. General 13t.ucu . aa. prise of.bread to.be centina4tidgye as' last inst. ,Tide French Paper', bowler, ttate, that during in° wholi of the dis c r ibui fure.ln the °helms* V, these #loomqn-ts. 0fq4,414).•arm10, nothing im ,i gord 'District' is filler or' erslar emberkitlZau tejoiii portant rhad ocesirsurboovi alstewthisvaide, se that the tt, thilifirkiik 'Annytialrable* - . ~, • • . I Want ',Awe. toiWatitiiidiiit'sot appear to , I .. I .., ' , ... , i. ~,... .1..1 .• ...r...-‘,! . • ~ ,, ,,,I I' / , ...: , ! • •,10 TA jr/")H-1 hew ' vv...-,v i , . „ .••.. . 1 ' 1 '... .I . • I . !%l • • .1 . •el 1 ., .. . /.1 1 !.../. t‘. L.. , !.. li .. . ' •. Ii ,ML -.IOU )0144;. ~ If!-- -- . ,U ~.. ; , •,1 . , ~ - • . . .1 • Tbetracan •ht letter- from Mr., Jonas Acting . SicrOlury ofilissTreisury, in the room of Gallatin, dated-Joly.l9,,and addressed to Mr. Bibb, Chatrman.of the tsittee of Ways *DC *eau, on the subjerksif thciesi'dminsads that will;, be necessary for defraying the war expenditure. It , rata, that additional.' iltPendlturei in the war and departments will require a new loan of two ninon, for the service of Ihe current year. It than_ prseeeds to state, that "As 'the loan for the service .....,, A6 ..„ 5 . Ai tv.geron. laciebre Uesnouettes, ono a-orm, i .__. ~.,..4 ......0) rii'.• nos of cavalry and infantry in tne labours of - the omnd Army. ' t ii...; ni t 1..2 e parties, hoping to give a -good ac- Mexico, Sart. 17.---Tbe news received at * Vieille from Hungary is far from being so s a t isfactor y as a p . c?tt - %'.. a, *eat." pears to have been expected. England continues to i .....,; ••:: - • . . ,V.:EliZit , SEPT. 9.—The Emperor, o* the sth support, at great ezpence, in that capital, some mi- I i c y..:a t Lord Aberdeen AmbasYarlor Ettraordi - senility) wretches, worthy imitators of the Drakes, I y rip:3- 4 . ) Ora Great Britain to our Court, tint au .,lWillota, and other people of. that descrip tion.— i ! 4.4n...e, at which his Lordship had the honou r of ' Among those who fill ' these no bl e functions s mod. 1 preienting hi 4 credentials.. tioned, M. de Iferdenberg, a llanoverian by birth, and a relation a the Promise Chancellor, living itt allioneuncw, SEPT. I3.—We have just'veceived , Vienna . . • of - Tins man boom/tome oil, the greaten Gen. %V retle's Proclamation to the Tyroleitii. It is . I.___, • . . • usurers so that city ; may for a long t im e Tll . mute. • conceived in the following terms:— " inhabits nut of the Mountains, of the Rrcies tion of being an agent paid by England ; but if we hid t not been fully emoeineed of it, the following lister: of the Inn, and of the Salzach,—_ all doubts; it gravid- - " The conduct which you have observeteiketi the I settle d l e tter world " liwil . I dressed toe pertawkibteid. 64 eag• Best, an old km- c'emmenceatehe,kt. hostilities, - prover ttreirfaregarit i ' , .of Li..- ' , cloy ed HEISOVOrieir, attioked to theilduaster Chan- the King's romance, the approbation oy. nyeipeo.. . I ei • pie, and tlyt of , foreigners. i know "thik, game I " day . s aa l l / 2 , at kaaldaa6 I t is curious to observe seoundrels, who, in IS(X), brought so many ish i or . • with whet • sespeet bib .gardeaberg treats this clerk; •• ••• •!__ 11._ I bet the respect. will. tame to surprise whim the tunes upon you, and who since that WO ,,,,, frt. ,torw ' nature et.tbe.telatlust it keeps up 'with 'kip. la , fear of that punishment which they 'Omicidsatee ed knewa. ...taw - ... , . • -., • ...innktyi , wandered in other countries, base .1;11k41 1 9 44 ! , ea amileguaro. .. - 1 11 aro. 40, etswooistearr, zowoOrE f , :t among you, and agaiu endeavoured to, opts's' the, “ !lia 7 --- :have th e beeper , by these proat4ll, spirit of sedition. They too reickly : escaped heat se Wore Toi l "at of ditereat'armagenyeett whim 1 I einem here eft , but wid th will be mode lows to lieu my attempts to take them. You yeereeliesi . have 1 bw ,,, dtec , boom a t om lomorant tht „ gb whom b ud . t i d o * 4 ' driven them from your sallies, and given hyfinitatitio ter 120.1 Oft bar tli proof of which' Mail follow by a more se- sire way.. UMer Mae orals day I have drawn upon year • `', . 1 - received Proclamations, in which I wish to believe la" hbi lsoi. Lf:sirriZetir2litzerlinge vi ii z i or sod 5801. i..4 . , that they have made use improperly of the togne of's . •1011, 1 67 6 4 1. l a two bin s . . General. Undoubtedly neither he Der his ceeverri. IR:, - .., ~ • -... 'lc '‘i .. •., It i vi • -4' ~-.-• . .. - -,1 1 , G mint could seduce you, and make you violate , your. u m.. ) duties in your leeitimate.Sovereign, and brig back •-t .. .! !,.- • 1 ..• • •1•.• .nrii•ti*. Upon you the horrors of 1809. 4 37 - 3 -2•D' at bierteeettegrsight,p, ialboamiliterAniitled 64 I gray pre to tossa,sa zm i tsitallostatie, - 46 Peaceable inhabitants of the country, do not t hi soa xy remar k , a m i t i bose he . a p po i d allow yourselves to be led into error ey guilty ma.. ClOrE#d to tile asonsell Emma wbielliatititt as be sesikAti chinvtions i persevere in the discharge of your du r"mesilorminohoor t Tm * beseenkaeoef•tormet • ! 1 1 l l ' I ties towards the King and towards the State, and r . .. . . fobree your cotemporaries to speak of on with that ._ . ..„ . . .. . e althitAltel..ltleMlßG*." '. . i esteem which your forefather* enjoyed. • . .•• Itoltiell Sire'. 17-:---We have received yeti leileei • ,t " You - know the powers which the King has coo. accounts fret" Vienne by travellers wild have arrived i i fided to nie dialog the war. Brave •inbabitiots of from them*. • Iden's Minis are ••uM very much die; ! *Le aleyntains and of the miller, act so that I may jected theri..r"The intelligOnce of the titaaaters'whieti . 9 0 e tr ohli4ori to Onrorce them spinet a single ,one took place tiit'o4. ; - ogi Iteth - and 'l7th'l7th of Aug ust before . • (44 nu . lam 'satisfied with you; sons who are in the DOesden,, - liik r amass the' pabilc' the moil pales of the Royal. Army ; they on • all ecrimioaa painful ssiaiiideil:' trek Cult de' Paar has Om h i , , •r. • ~..:.0.,, ...-•• • ~ • . ..,......b.,.., ~ to ~,,..... ~...,„..,, ......,„ ; • 4 • , . . • • ....•" ~" -.q , . ~.,.0,,,i..it,,,• .. .-., , ..•, b „., i...,!,7,tii,i. •,,:, ' - •,I , . • . • • • . . . '. • • i % '_ _ ........ , . ' • • _ , , • v .' .. . , 4.-.---- - ' : '. ' ...._:4;t*Pur.e , .. L- •-• L, r ,,. t . *" ,' • Prtis sTATE - K. . . --, •••• .-. ;. -. '-:: :.: - • - •_- 7.. . . . • ---dhig- • • . ~.. .. . v ....., . ... . ' distinguish themselees by (*alms , erffer, antler. som o g o -. 00 , d 1 ,070441 1, ~ .. .alitliglit:. . . 440 Ao disc . ' .4 . C .e., 7 4 11 6 4 6 4 14 11 11 1); t A k i t 4 6110 14 1 . 1 01 :11;;:, 01, 7 1 t a m 27 ,% Ai3Ts El l.sr1Eift, towards their King. • , the Emmen • Si Conduct ourselves, fathers, and relations Of hr I'l ..,. t '' lira* 41111418. IV* 1 - '. • • 114 1 1 :2 " 1. iii these youths, so that i May to able after the, war, a:4' aid 11 : keit. th. l, , .VX iii. „,_.• . .....lity RUING* iotheattri l° " jug jute-1 b 'miler testimony to your saatter of atitiag. I bekkii. • j agrillealt . 1111.0valliam , . •wwww...l.Bl4...aesinq•Teatprilibtakeigis I, e;,,,tewej le II 4 of September, e i l gt i a l sa the utmost severity of tite laws *beat thew •by ;;;; .> 111-4 tietitwal. bierentee latki t l i gr e hr o . .. Tir a te. taweetoostestire losi Oa 41 ,u teri i ib un d i g ! . , . -‘'. , lbw tel ... • : i t a , r eb, . tersp lutie. 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