The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-30 00:00:00

I~R REFLECTIONS OW OF CONDUCT 'A, CROWN PRINCE The conspicuous per sonage is pe7forming G er many, has filled " puzzled the ablest pert he is acting well final consequences foresee ?r-When 6' shown a disposition IsT A po L enu, our Press peritly, and Two cause of this almost Wipe so much from atonal character of i nesti mability of by whose ream he F • i btic considered CHAELLE JEAN IS I , " no chance of (I the sceptre of Sweden, thrown—and thence with which the best-informed lieving that the opposif Continental System fill the ports of • , dize—to swell the ,revenne--aed lice of BoNAPAATT.. Very few • . woe* he here he was not acting in sabaervieocy 1. thoviews of NAroLeon, till be actually took the held against Nay, this ontenquerible suspiAnn, Idienting him like his shadow, survived the ope-iing campaign by CHARLES JISAN, and the first ocilleft tibutid to him was that of deeertima Mosotho 4Minas end the betraying of Berlin to the Frewollb All these are strong indications that this seldietime for;. oaken the natural current of his foresees; andAimud connections of an injudicious, if sot as unoatural" and dangerous tendency. , Was BtawsoortteloeMsd Crows Primo stevely out account of•his talents as a soldier, his qualities es a patriot, hie readier Meese to govern Swedes i wisely, and render her prosperous and fro ? Far from this.--there is leareely rout for a doubt, that he was indebted for his elevatioo to the powerful atts erue of NAPOLEON. 11:10, PIS it be supposed that Ntroutox considered him is any other light than a Viceroy, bound to adaillsister the resources of ' A short time since, the Spanish privateer, St. Js Sweden according to his wire. Is all probability t ileptisic, of 16 gnus and 52 wen, seized_ upon the such were the conditions ea which he was permitted ll:knish merchantman Carlene, o t t eu lla ua rrep ii 4e u race, to expatriate himself. What French Moor was laden_ w ith . colonial c prod u ce, there more cora and violent is his former abase of n ßr o wls sec h tt r ty nce e , xce d pt ug ' i m u t t hat such pre call ing u nder was the British flag; cense- British politics? 66 Pfrafe l 1141161"" were his neatly the MIK was taken possession of as a law rust appellations sae fair Wieder, that be of ?el ph& The eederwriters being made acquainted must have convinced NAteLapti of the sincerity with a T h e ao unexpected, adopted prompt and , his Anti-Britannie zeal„ or how could he have pro- dbadee measures, which might induce 06captsu; ! . cored his election ? Dliitled sway is seldoin re:listed 411:ffidinquisb .. furth!r a clains y s iau ti o n . fe the ring ves si se xt l y u pe ua r by Soverelgtas,—and the comniaocis of NAPOS4O* : e__P!_n_t_n!__eg a tiaLtea This liberal proposition being were probably none of the mildest, — but is .7.,1 1 47 , 1 `_." 1 ""'" tije under bd immedi was to him he owed his regal dignity,—msd7oe 'kb' . ' - ' 1 "" writers la various otber espedients a , Ihic ate h were rec co r n ultimate fortune mast depend on that of NAIVLtalt, dieted throughout, by their Agintilwith the roost the moment be became Prince of the new dynasty, Ingenious . and . eatreolduirtsifrieutgaill!fac!kir with the more if he wished to secure the pries, it become more . and , tli g d n ua sh l r e e s s o rliiii ~I . l 4l lc ool t i . ot chosen and in more itnperatively his best p olity to have enteniti vested with initrocßons to employ all the means heartily into the politics of arsomm,- whereby to nott• in his poster to detain the Spanish privateer, under: aolidate his power in Sweden .• • Probably-NON:cow // y . p v 1 . 2 4 or i n w b s g eeee port, which scheme, sent his command! in * the same style as be did Whesit . i.4 , successful, was calculated t o p reve nt h e r corn- HERNADOTTS was One of his Marshals..lt has been osse Mitt i ing 'lnch Felder deredilionA, as twenty-four loliter vessels valued little shift of three ' of NAPOLEON'S greatest weakoessectoitedidge in °Jo:sl'l were ready todepars from our ports, under den and ungovernable bursts of temper. Accustomed sterling ,similar eircumotacces with. the .a rgetio, of wh y . , to treat the greatest Soverereigns of romp Oil men the privateer was fully awire, and if enahled.lo Pn!"- • 'ass& 16,it was sot to be expect e d h e wou ld t rea t a Priem sue her destinatioh unobstructed, were i tte el ltr: '1 of his own creating with more ceremony. Nave LtoN f e ll a p re y a l so . These 'circumstances filled was haughty and absolute. He wisittei to he obeyed pre tern with . tho ut tlimost t* n. After in Stockholm as in Paris. CuAntui attar; while yet, f ruitless a "Li n the ` isle T i i ° sh coast, and see' as it were, unfledged, sighed for sovereign . rule. He- 4111 1_, 1111 t . aset et 'h t i lig h h t ' h i e f ': i t " ,.‘ k r : olv pa th : re co il !: " li f e F at ra te nc : g ' di * felt his genius curbed—his power circumscribed, : !Shed satisfactory informatiba s thee the St. Juan and that he enjoyed but the shad o w of sovereignty._ mo w ha d m ir ed for Spitheadt so time, therefore, With far inferior talents, he may have Mt . all the was loss*, the necessary porit t i‘oodoreisflug speedily' ambition of his master, and fancied - he could soar as at . Pnits%rat.h,rbe,aftlkalre were dbeil 'O to tia: Lu th f e er S c P:: high, whilst, like a phtioned eagle, he wet reluctantly 1141; sad d u wileoallinesatpreparingen three hours. In the chained to the earth. To bare consolidated the new "" arduous duty imposed open ass individual, it could' dynasties, it was necessary that all the power ma : scarcely obtain credit, that Lavin-now learned the resource* of the allele should be at the disposition of , St. Asa Baptiste was suppand to be a pirate in dis. the chief. ft isles sot till after a general, pulse Ow, that ha instiedi c tt!lf In o t l ld ec ltred i . n an wi a t r those new 'made Princes cold& expect to taste the t her , w,hk_eil _bejea.,l72:_ht:elbrat/or::fteniod,(bisisilf) he 4 sweets of independent sovertligoty, if et all, Whilit only alined a"br'ace"'of pistols -- drove the wh o ! air NAPOLEON lived. "Till the period of .noun kips this . below, panig.struck---seized the arm-citest-,40*, interest of them all to co ns id ea thammieeeAsArAst/, vo*4l the Mow vessel to the underwriters, u!lihh* eoLeor.'s Lieutenants. That Is, if the the Spaniard is istaro his prise, which, ur u po n of their new dignities was the groat object ettigesiat, pro ni eeleo . tt n is t o ex pro l : th r e o f f oues iti t ih fra o u w i d n n . e itu rfO l their ambition : for it must be elides.; to 'the meanest ins , de:caret & thourwie ra p capacity, that if the old Governments triumph ever who have ) reco ve ring what mast other mei tlitelly last ; u well as preventiuga ter the new, that not a blench of the " roc"; tbo r i mmo oi o 'or ;merchants' valuablepropee.. of rings" Wouldbesulfered to vobt of the world. H ere i n m a sts an , ty: „duct meritorioits must naturally - Oa retareivelt imilsooky ' be. Aft liresid lint:s-lirbeliir is klie, W reeks on allia ...... rf limy be desired* &IS Iseliell a titiMplitng men; —He . 9illy di thiso44 l 4:;so4o4: • • •;:l hoolitb3 ad r rtis t ".l. f act larafort, ;out Attoti *No No. _ _ ibersigesti. his abandonment et:tbd` ferOsse,,ili ItAior.tosi. Tillie iiieforst; , ippii *Oily iidis tkiltfrui Iltaiiir'iotifiv iontiet. - Can it belso. eblimlii . betieved i f :iiittiejbe:rw 'Government over. &roil's, s'at iiii:fvitizst would relish CHARLES 41IAN for a neighbour 2 : No; Cu.saLes Jams,' though not a Nascuannt, has . w, much talent, too .esech ambition. Count Gorming may never more • reign, or ever desire to reign, in Sweden; brit his sea, the legitimate Crewe Prime, in case of cam. plete success on the part of the Allies, wilt be the future Monarch of Sweden. Such Will be the effects' eithe project of Cuau&ss JSAN against NAPOERON en the event of their being successful. Should tii.... POLISH trims* adieu to CHARLES Jua. ~. , r. privengee. ,acceniplfi , hi should ansionsly look far advice from thane. iho had gone before him •Isa that. high slice, and to other able persons by nnom he vas surrounded: He conk not conclude, without salivating to them; that be cherished a.hope, from the successes of our arms to the Peninsula, and, of. thew of the Allies hi Ger- Slav, it might be his happy ,task, during his year of aervace, to announce . the. joyfil4idings . of , "(,rfplowse.)—At all events, if, at the end of the : yip*, be should be able to retire frankthe high station to:tehioli he had been elected with the approbation of those who had placed him there, he should reckon that day among the proudest of bus life. Mr. GIUDFITII3 then came forward,, 1011 propoeed a of Thanks to the late - Sheriffs,.lehn Esq. and Michael Hoy, Esq. for 4liele meritorious conduct while serving that important Office; and particularly for the benevolent care, and attention paid by them to the . poor in the melons prisons under • their triatNadauce. M ADDY seconded the toodoe elating, as an additional trait In their conduct, &lac ' t which ought not to be forgotten—that besides the usual public and palate charities to which they had liberally contri., bated, they had humanely allowed to each prisoner in extra allowance of 11b. of meat . per week, out of their own pockets. The Resolutions of Thanks were then pat, and . yet% vied in the affirmathe, only ohe hand being 'held ay, in opposition to them. Mr. &ADD then nine forward and addressed the Livery. When his Worthy Colleague and be were halt year - alipeitsfed to the important oiSco.from which ti~ Tr reti* 401 premised_fteLeverit erfioa n their power siOuld be used lia - dreiheige the duties et it to their owe credit, aod•te the satisfare.: don of their fellow.citiiens. They had exerted thek beet ibMtiee to retrieve-this pledge ; and the Vote or that day afforded them the gastifying election that they lied succeeded ha their endelvour. In the Vote' ,'at Thanks which the Livery . kad pow been pleased to' pass, be felt himself more thaw repaid for any ser-: dee: he had rendered, or exertions be had made le their *behalf. Ile was now about to retire once more `into peliate life, but he assured his fellow-citizens,' that - ttl whatever situation he should be placed, the encouragement of the arts, trade, and commerce of the country in general, add of the City of London da poetic:Aar, should never cease tote as objett,nott his heart. 'Hears—rwith astaniihrent struck duo% fits bard, an hireling now become; 'A Poet of the Court euiroll'd;- c , • Successor of the Jesters old; • For Mats their Alter He** . earlier age, as well as Poet. , Ingentilas both of barbarous tines, The low buffoonery sad the g Good Sense has ehns'eastax the Foil, Sawnl frosoltnyaky discard, In seam due t the Laareat-Bard g ror Mistress of the Worttrs great &both Kingdoms and Wags taustown her &kirk aid& • INIII 211-.ILIOOC. gra* !IS bark„ on ow *, owns steeling opg at-tbe bele, ench sail offlardr Befitell thenastatii *pest; veering, To hall air* din:tweed worlds Mean of the We t ,. irif'4401.4 . -* And waxing pale, %op.; 4. :Aphis,' with trouble is hit !wile, 0 4 4 '. r~~ Torus from Oip bard, ►ebv'd is 1 , 1110 With Oughts', mlngled.pity and Ada*, Deem* hb Soommv, now, so more divine; • Wine Iniadiriog with the Crary to his train, Over the van, losionsureable roils, Fights to fund, and rim blexidrogare-stoial show. PART TRW iTR--4111INARA. .--, While XIMANA, seers and dread, _ . . Fire in his limbs, his heart, his head, •' All ;low lag hot, all blgziag red, Makes Pedalos rewind -Through all her tubas—above, bawl* MVO* With dismal groan, • That shakes yea Yamea's throne To see unhappy Sowrear, at the last, .1 Aber bag yeah of troth and virus. past, Before Searle. of titlid Greatnea stooping, Nis venal honours drooping r His pass shackled, and his freedom led, A mows of servile lurch oa his head. A country , Gentleinen; of the highest respectabi- . lily, has, we bear, determined to bring the subject of Tithes before Parliament, at its next martin, in order that this unpopular impost may be better regu lated. and understood. . Viscount MaLviLLe returned yesterday evening frim his inspection of the .naval arsenals. Mr. Cots, of Norfolk, after an experience of twenty years, has fully established his favourite breed of sheep in hat county, and is now endeavouring, • by 'precept and example, to encourage the general. use of oxen for agicultaral.purposes. larrut Mohr-LANZ Tazassz,Thiseegant lit ! , tle place ofamesement which, it will be recoilected, was prematurely closed, When its performances had only jest commenced, last summer, will in a short time ke roospened, the licence from the Lone CuAalsEßLAlii'l Office having been granted, not only without difficulty, but in a very handsome manner, I for Burlettas; Dancing, Pantomime, &c. The Ma. • On Sunday last, September 26; an Ordinktifin was 1 mien, - in coisequasse, determined to spare no ex. hoiden by Gannon, Lord Bishop of Ltpreotar, in the i pence, are indefatigable in beautifying the interior, ' :chapel of Beckdon-palace, Huntingdonshire • *hen . and engaging prothesiottal people of the int eiif. tit following Gentlemen were admitted**. t he holy nonce. - 'Overtures, it is said, , have been made, to, larder of Deacons :—Tlioteas Jaczeoer, M. A.Trinity Allolol.lh, and to the mast distingelsbed ornaments College, Cambridge; ToollAs BA lixT Whony, 101 1 the light.heeled come ; and'in'the musical depart. B. A. St. Peter's College ) Cambridge; NAhlAhla. Moot, great Intellieat hi 1hk12 4 . 1 'Cohn% ,pupil' Coiton, B. A. Jesix.College, Cambridge ; Jaen , are .engaged ; ankle the Corps matipte, already •Gronot Waswes, S. C. L. Trinity gall, Cambridge; ' appear the names 0 Amman, 'Beattaan, Dahl, osight Splint, KING, gallothr of Queen's College, Cam. SVom, 1111V011, 40; - • ; • . i ',lleidge; l o , Otive.a, a literate person. , 1•It is stated that a salsas navy lately took Ole. ,• - The • Ararmsf.says k that "es Wednesday ,s in,k tpnyi ,pf Spie l helves. a body of British ewes ..Bast .. l ig ut Gam ITi *MU MHO! other Officers, passed iiiiiieests and atill& regiment, rehttive to quo* Attrosigh that atria their way to Abergatenny, on teti, from Wideli t Spaniard:, en their march, at plibittb. A 011inan Or Bristol had a long con. ° temptedio sleet their Allies, • Out the - arrival of 4 , . veeletion with the General, in 'tits alit** of whkh ' Genswid,ollkee ow the .spot prevented further mix. . the arrival of Malllau its Genasay wermentioned. ' chief. Rsi said, it was impeisible—Mattes,'. 'tear could ~ • Flially an alarming fir. broke out in the barn of have joined the alinilat ! had. he 4iihersa i tisfied in Mr. We,. Cielnenbt lu the pariib of •Teep, near Paris, he might hive shared' every Meg with the !'ratleinwat, *saes; it raged with great rapidity foe Emperor—it was another Melaka 'diet was iff Can._ . a , bust y , and it length -comtnunicated to The and " --- ' 44 .Gifgal 'I, :., - `qa . lo l,- *O4 Ai, thence to a wheat ..--. - Mr. Heir also rAiainid thanks for tha !winner done Min. It bad been his pride to merit the approbetion of his fellow-chisens ; and In the Vote of Thanks they had now passed ; they had gratified his highest atbitioir. He again begged to thank the Liver", wishing them all health and happiness. The Hall Wit then closed with the usual form- Hiles. 0 high ly if ,' excite the most s lively interest in the breast of ev4Y future ills. Should NAPOLBON be* ' leepi. ' bonontablir mind, and tile betl-known liberality of thrown, what might be its tacts OR . ' of the British aserchaut cannot if in this iustaneetii be Camila& JOAN. Apia certain, iirreamer - pa in! i *ln fluiliiceousti . 0114 4 1* ,4*. 11,1 4 0144: Probably CUARLSS Jaarr was- ao4 aeriawe isi• Mal _Mends , W a g the 1/5141 " riar Y- of the 42"natt" many. _ ignorant* , intygdirlity. RBI' and his Olicatu, in respect tolls star ' .1100, whdho Which were totally consumed. of Continental ailltirsoS4Wo, *4ll wi e • giest'; tivrivaad hay wars ~thus dammed* to the amount of jullood. We shoota. hoe lososiuudi,Aus fd 'odd*: Spit. Suspicion beini sacked . that some person . - * torero of fortune as MVP tad 116 tonirsdas nirticiousty so* the pare •on aro -amf would Masa ahselteit At ;testi %AIM' linguae hn!htg been -Osaelir t' vet " •11' Aramo taiiirde- Miro :10. i m eenctay ~..i _-...- our. bostilit b e sor — a, of i.. Usopecor 41.1A41e*X14 i royal salute pis' t bs y st o m a i s dab, to w *psi , 1n.g. 6 --... 0 ‘ 57 .....,..-1 , _•_ ~edgewiti;i ' mwa ; - t .90w.sertet Police. , Y towards NAvelibli till Its 6 " g/it "--. AM, bfetba R :. squadron in the Down sc Enter, we understand, they cieliableelb alatrerr.7 • •,, . cei red de the calamities of the Russia campaign, • ' 1..1"" ' __, PIP -igs 'NA compliment , by - - iiii his Britaeslic Ma. , ma m as is b s gev • 0-1/ oleo , `•B•' , u.r.-__ __ .. i ..( . i p , no v arkesofie v was,dwoksd to is I:. sbe- person sespedai, he accordiugA, , the source of future rain tb - NAPOLIWII• Tbs.', Rau jades Mpg. . .TM mead anthill*. ofilleillamilieleffi ellet , ' a • ••• sn io sti goads kit not till then, it probably was t bisdetentsingi to y rend I The inhabitants of Glasgow were Wily shocked . quertered of •Middietelei Lill 0 6 , 0 7' eidoeiloll v iu gerak i "l n . iptillooadavi t 41 °' "N iertia l wir ° lll : bod a r bioilletd iftegr o e: I . ''' asunder his natural alliance with Ftlin“, cast hies. b y seism" ens-bons carts drivers- OD prio- Ito $ 8 las s 's , ' glair I' ll 2 111a r.!_ a z- i N i i iveve . sew bigict u rrporeloaist *lva Ambles Is. kiwi. self into the arms of RAssla and England, ad by cipat streets, loaded withluchasieniatia . itollowt bailalla all the _lsigt a In t ww _v. _..,1 0i . „ ming wins b r asght *before mt. ' - a arcked if Cork from Neer ea, MU alllrreM devoting himself to the view* if tie Allied Powers, 'her, as the horses obsiliti with 4101 4 161 "11 1 s ..,.,__ ... . ~ .. • 2 !poinrimiu k d Mr. Frosaastaware, tyttAystratee, and strove to secure, by their friendship and alliances, the draw, and ' which could no u l n ik h Pinee e d' o w v i th thwur is viehties daellwr Iree £ 01 :1 1111111111 H ea - lea -- 1191. '. - I. -. , -.•- Reid - of geoler.•+nee.•6.d..aeln.. l.4ltie eefdst "pis 7sodueed lam ' witia eight how% . succession to a throne originally bestow 44 lay Ktro. by o humanity carriages . In P polio., the Migistraies its. Gigq * et i i ra Pols:lnd i I T v • 44 1. r i lb: 4111 7 17041 :. I n i 7••••*'''-, 4444 ..... x.... .; endi ., LEON. to wadi/theta* el hissersiees. ills pose d ing a r ue 4 0 a r 301 7 eac r lp Arrh ipplis g m & s a c , ma hell 10. the yard, le filitili sees Ms Ova 6 .e i well . lir avikomadtva for tatal years, eel boo sot to oppietsooo Ins [edam lilt new Allies bribed high. The legitimate Ileverigns or .Walter _Tartan', the carters-, ted as same sem i ewe 0111 2 _L.°. ------. ..., s , . • , I s t*, sib ask*. —• . , . i:roperiedwitlieackollsorielistiorieguatrillantSimeli liketuuider -- M 4 Vicar, the owner of thetilllblrf . ' 04 , 1810,01111111 ".' , ' • .. '. s .„ ,'. ~ ••,,; : . , i 5.“.. :. , 1'..• • • • • : : , . .... • - •• . • I. • . . experieseed,. . , . • . - • • ,„, A,..,.,- *". • + . . T 4. .v.,4,- • . ....4 •e•-•• ,- , -- ..... ,- ;••74‘..,. :.....;AiP -- --.K. - •-`' --- • - - . 416111.--- - -. - - - isdillliellator .'' '''' '' • ••'• ' - -• . -itosarso t• 4 • . •• , et, Leit/ imi . _____ • dilrialatic -- moan* - •Tt; -,• - : iir R'r. , . , , . A. 6 . tan ~ _. • .. -.Noillr•- . • . • k , l ic the 7gnadt dapiOd ie „,, r : ..- lido& poi Oka . y ostor ia r b rh i .- r" ' Pr _ . ,:e sis luiam i ew , .. „.,` . :,....s , ~. -rdialeg4:- • . . IS THE POLiCT OP Tlitt _I irrakte terastralla4. ~ ~ k a - .„ LP. 1 1.0 11 l owa, Mayor, foi' AC '- ' .. 7 : 61 , 1 11, 1 i, 1 / 4 1 , -, ~i, iipairti*inisultilliatint se arat. • ' •., . . ADOPTED*" BT CHARLES .1 ta, a r i i i ihii i. al ii ' ' ' ,•q LP, . , ti ko he .. ttiodi .. , i x Mr, .. . , ;li. OF SWEDEN. . 1 ,,,„,,. L 42 ,r , .. 4 .:. 1. ' . 40,- ~ . , ~ . USW • • r ..I . ..., 1p , I. , . ..rouometieratasi. . 49 0 *O h l tfr ini e .•1 1 1 4 1 10. ANPN ience't Clrarch t , C.blietivimitriNg ". 05... r d - iill:6 .. , . • „., . , • as Part which 4156 ' eztraerdiarM ' P.; rape( brat. 1 1.4.. 4%oWiesilet Piehdalesspeo Alder sherif f, .st• s ord r ,. , 4 ";,. 0w1i c: :. .:.• • 0-0.4.01041 , 044ei0ng. rnion g ea the easanrained fields et ' '0 aidbui1 ; ,46.4 6 1,4• 1 0 4 ,.. boa bestlage; whoa th e 416144 A s tiketiiii . ‘ers : pdt lil " • 1.." • eiiiito tee=elritis Rai Bosse. ... A *bleb, by the taw . . . . . lied Ear " . with adadratiall' and etrivillinis Avite'llilfil.***lbie. - *Mask load n ao 6 " P - , ,_... _..,,,,,,.,,. . .. 4% , ' '“ . SS WSW 0 it if fkittUl Sig V," . s - . -n' t Statement* of the day. Dot lethe ituatt l e Ismiteso k* , • , , pill •,. , nr. tL . SIT MILT. SWUM PIM," r - ii ilisidie aad *Warw. ,.,.... i_if : Mat. libillnar" * ee4 asSiNder. - , !'••• steeds% lo se inial ovisa ser draw, . « ' 4 4.tsoirlir well chosen TrL-What will be the ir e li p i s Ti gis 4 : .. ;:it u.. ~ I,er ?TX.' y... -•. 1 „ i i iib e m s. mow mg., - suo op s ii e _,, „ . ~_ • ~. „.4 0 ,400eiyi n ba r b lgi s ar b • , -.A . . 4?—Will they make or titer his •••:i ~ _o •, • . 7 " --- .r - - t.. 11071 FW W " lb t• - a i hn ". 11 4, 11 " 1 "0 114-- --.. , • diddis Warrant Pad. •tha ' ) . , Wow* coesteroet glom . A ' Attinese. - , - ~ • t • . first it was seeetured that he had Ms h au l i i il i a. a ss y. apt wits e l is ish j it y g o,a t aste era. . nee .7a2 . !.. k .ec ..• , 4 5411,11001111111 L . 4 1 .,,../4 e frowenoollhe **go y : - ~ . . .. , ..: i i i lj . ion to venottooe hie allegioneo to the approaches; listli'lllllerik Iliodasit tben 4:: ilitittimi. Itai si W . _ here tweed with drasuiselatleas of O a ' • i i =0. 26 ...•, . • . . Jo. Moon Cal; : mil _• ; - ~,, •• • . - stairyill ' , maws% - * - -/-k , elandt , /oppose *promo . hi livtilvi at .#. '" . Irak T ' add ` ,O '" HI Named Miniseers to imwave..r. • . . .._. ,•,, - ~• 1 . 6 7`7 1 .. .. e The abr. of it , ! .111. . s ii ______ .. toosivi iterso4 I , jiti ,_. in lirrekit, and tos in Doraville sad Vi A Alik awitiate °•:" • "!'" '-- trblii. _tdio war** lootormoto • almost universal eeeptielson gm Rog ~ L - IpotA . ,:.. • 1. . , _ ,t, . .„,,,„, , , 6...1 ...i . a 4 e " .... Nonfederery ailsolvirat.,ll,rak .. pod 9 14 retorstid . .,to the GUI 1.? Akiereeit, ''' - . ). .- ge liblisiUmetemaiWislC a any thing ealmac. "‘ ."...' ' T. " .- • mete* ill all thOtleikallsibe field' and choice` fell open Arderdiaattentville, Wit • 401 11. ' 1 / 4 . a seireilh timia (4l Is ' 64 " - • 1 - the new Cli°" Paiittil° 1 " 1"/ What will *hie be /obi wabOesineeielass? s irdiagly Misted this Attic , orb. hit— . . .v- , i, IMArearilvs 14 110 00101 111 . us the 0 to! 5 1e14.1( t f his quarrelling with the pities .. wood- , was flatbed trig great be the Lleal: -•' • " 404-14 " 11 * 1 " 6 1 1 :01 0 7: 11 ° - '' , .. . -`• ' money then diseoree abet *witetherelPy a had attaids* Oa elystiali. Ito .. . . sosPendesiati _ • 'the as* tilllsi s Lord • , E 4th ic it i e f l i k e WII e wt. .- , _ swig, and hraed by thomerahlifilrireeitt — iilid chill ikesalelekeiePiefeelneri - the interetti lit NAPOLtali . slid ... La „.., 1 ' . -, 4kti s Jtit -• f• fs - I able' r eseal , lie " 6l.l444 tiftl and aikkotia t h • U . . ."'''. •to strains iy "Mika beamed • is h o sso b i bl y en " pec t e d. dri ! ,), :rgirlim• 110.011 'Y " Ki k . 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