The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-09 00:00:00

. • - tom hikh an opinion of Mr. Abercrombie, as an ad vo.ate, to suppose that he would have omitted the doewne.it now moved for, if he thought it would have favoured his side of the question. Mr. ABERCROMBIE, with much indignation, rep..ded the assertion, that he in that House 'sustained the character of a party advocate. If he were an advocate, i , Was only fey the rights and interests of the country at large. [Hear, hear!' Au/ man who could condescend to enter rise House far.theaake of advocating any particular question, waietnworthy of the seat he held. • '•?.: - . Sir SAMUEL ROM ILLY remindid : ' Mr. - We. therall, that according to the practice of tbe.Court of Chancery, many Orders were made upon Pe titions that were never seen or heard by the Lord Chancellor. • • Mr. IV ETHERALL apologized to Mr. Aber crombio. Ile did not mean to use the word advo cate in any invidious sense. Ha consented to - the Amendment proposed, and the Motion was altered and agreed t- accordingly. Mr. COURTENEY moved, that an Account of the Exports to India, during a certain period, should be printed. Mr. WHARTON moved for various sums, in a Committee of Mr. FREMANTLE made a few objections to the practice of granting various sums without esti mate,. Mr. WHARTON said sontethiug.in.explanation, which we were unable to hear. The CH / ANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, when the Speaker resumed .the Chair, moved for leave to bring in a Bill for amending part of the Act of last Session relative to Gold Coin. It was read a second time. Report to be made to-morrow. Adjourned at Six. A rr. Main. Due 1 3 1 o o O O ,, ..... Jersey 1 poticf: STOCKS THIS Hank C.lt 9 per Cetet. Red. Aft; 9 9 per Cent. Cm's. Mit per Cents. 7531 b per Cent. Nat. Lens. Inn Dal 16 UAY AT ORR OTILOGIC. Ines, Bonds 7 $ tfis Riche/ pier Kills Sid. 4p Ditto Sid. 4 5 p OmoiNm Consols for Acct. 53 Lottery Tickets THE STATESMAN. LONDON: WEED Y, FEBRUARY 9, 1813. A Cadiz Mairarrived this morning ; and Gibraltar Papers to the 23d ult. bringing the following intelli gence : B LEn, JAN. 17.—The enemy continues to ex- tort grain and motley, and commit their usual plan. derings in IA Mancha. JA EN, J.tx. 19.—The head-quarters have arrived here. The cavalry has been reinforced by a aqua- dron of Calatrava, from the troops which were In Baylen. The squadron of Übriejue has marched to Cordoba to renew its clothing. ANDUJ AU, JAN. 20.—The enemy have been lier. prised iu Granatala by our cavalry, and three com panies, and had it not, been fora treacherous Spaniard not one would have escaped, as it was, three Officers and 11 horses were taken. Cams, JAN. 16.—The Lord appears to lave taken ' new and extraordinary dispositions. Gen. Castanes . appears to be about to leave Cadiz ; sad, in fine, every thing announces, that the repose of December will be succeeded by an energy and activity which • rimy be expected to produce the best effects. CADIZ, JAN. 12. We are assured that the Allied • Armies are about to commence offensive operations upon a general combined plan. ALI C %MT, JAN. 11.—Our accounts from Arrsgon are most flattering, where the enemy is reduced to his fortified points. lie is working upon the fortil• talons of Jaca, and collectiug stores in Saragossa,' • where he is uniting his forces. A detachment of 50 • Spani.li gens d'armes, which was marching there, abandoned the infamous cause which it followed, the Ebro Vilella, taking the direction of several points,andformid a fewarmedbodies,which upon the defenceless towns and Tillers, and iiTiadifed them as usual. Thus it is that our Commander-in- Chief, nokonly has net been able to prevent the laying waste of our fields, the only wealth of this province, but is Weisel( shut . up within the walls, with only one party of observation without, which, in the slay time, patroles as far as the Miqiilate (a quarter , of a !ague fro* this), and at night takes shelter in one of the houses, situated', little !wiood the range of "r cannon. The rebel advanced-guard is at Canitants., and the headinarten at Mercedes ; ens their di.' visions is to come by Parana, to watch the arsonses of Curo Largo, in case the Portegneosshool4 again come to oer assistance, which is sot iteprobaille.— The whsfie of the teensy Ayees arsay-seay;tlnsist of from 8 to 9000 meo, and of those, better than one-half, are without arms. Their oat-posts „have advanced to within half a league of Ns, —rum, American Papers from the seat of Government to the it and New-York Papers to the sth allowed to time* their 'apples _ _ _ .tbitaide, ever which these well-received fiends of their country are holding their laudable councils. — Tile propose' of Air. M. Uyssovwz, of offering ~ .best dissertations • reached us yesterday. General Musiclowa bad been appointed to the command of the forte et New. York, and Captain HULL, late of the Cormatution, is promoted to the sepirintendance of the iletitta on that station.--GeneralsSmrns and Poaras have bad a duel, in consequence of a dispute respecting the militia refusing to enter on the frontier of Canada. . passed and seottleste'lletatiftei upon the 'important topic 'may be titeirji w if the yeti:oaf ear iteaderg ' ll 44•••lwr' ° In the heitnats East India ‘ ll l4 O - Yeitfir; day, at fleihibally ;94.petfeetly agree Mrt: WAlemmAig s that the eagerness of the , Company •te, stile dieesision sad Intnruatten throw nikantivour. y. in search of Mina. We are assured that The oiler news frias this interesting guArter will be iich, who were going from Jaca to the same found in its place. . were attacked by the 6th division of Navarre, As if America were, not.of herself sufficiently fol. etcpt three, killed, 'or made prisoners. I tering a spirit of anlinosity against this her Sister J W.—There has passed through this , Country, the Times, the busy, the medalist: rimer, able shadow over their cease. Our poustttutlete must indeed.he iroritio if it is ID: diagor of •dektroetion by sateadipj the import:Rion of afire piety-joeds tathe Oat -pow: The Birmingham - me: nefacturers itaA.ekiiable Ifs the first of the sore fo Mina division of more then IS,OOO nsta ndaluslan army of reserve, in thh direction all the troops were well clotheil, equip fed. • k at its old and wettable work of blowing the em bers of discord between the minuet of both coon; tries, destined by mutual intertst,. irbiul - policy did not interfere, to remain in brotherly loie and ties with us, even to time's end. Bat partial interest s the curse of 'England, that self-interest, which le so offensively obvioos from the profit the )lEles has In war by the Drags if Alnoiraity, down to the vent writer in a newspaper, why, by.soeadiog the tram• pet of . wars febtaiiis for *his son i at at a public board, ak,aa,o44tor , of acpoeate s althoigh the reign-merchants of Leadenhaii-street of Jng a just opinion on the probability of increasing the ansannt if the exports to another quarter of the Wort& • • " JIMA PE OF TWO FIiF,NCR LINE OF BATTER SHIPS. Ymugotsing, Pas. 13..-A telegraphic dispatch was yeiterday received by *Port Adotital s stating,4luit two saU bf the liste had escaped fredwthe Dal:sae—The Maten f ilhotinspoctir Returns, ordered the .pried of 111414.ffpr -- awe. The Q4llllOO Lfat is waili :real asljonrned debates in the Cortes, re. .he f.iqui‘ition, the following proposition, Tribunal of the Inquisition is incompatible Cnnuitufion," was carried in the &arms a;;Hilast .60 vo:es., Vint°, OeT: Strangford has his great audertaking. He has coped the • r tkiiia BC e 1 .. • come, and all the . ..st. Itint.ote, _ ,of , ;mat , which it has been in vain endeavourectte 6dOrtnlitia . gaNekcOutelitpt. It ts an improper and as ,sinfort... ; r i n d* vistmon ewer which they.bibegiv.sad our constancy must &appear. "• i Di u ) Imam* in do. way of' reference, if that hombiy ipraying ?Ad: .-.. ,• , nesse came to a reettintion . for taking While tries may be expected, and while there re- ,' Pape would be thought as Shift of by Amert.'l. "- That Lis ve thiquit__ Beaks of ip ot ti mooots lost mains, in Monte Video, a single inn who can de- : cans , or frien4s to .tho4inericana. 'lttr. a tß uni, ir ate , fend himself, 'all,machinations against us arsifruitless. l whom the above Paper losuldigly,.*sifficetiousfy , e'er! the laws effecting his —We are accustomed to sufferings iwe have an he-; calls 't Joss . Baat.olt," imbibed molts deli earliest ; pki l etit o . c os tr ic t i obiteto is Ora small, roic and wise Chief; we confide in the natlonai Gee - breath the spirit of patriotism; be .studied' nature as( I. with a mew 61410111 And conciliatory ;agarZidon o f i -- -"" ft°lldaratkolar nartras th e she n vernment, and nothing can letimidate us. ..,. t , :on a largo scale, and man in a rude .and la si Ism; , . `Fronilinarticle in the Gaze* of Boatel VW polished. atop. M D war, . piceSesurea, boom !at •. . b ett m lytoo la ss i et h e th et . soon, 7 l7 lr iust ile ic a rt ilible o their lh finit e", f i ed ies sur ehli d ul th sel e ." an idea mayhe fanned of the politkal-etnte of et once with the love et peitit Btad of country, euel ; negociation With the F.nglish Minister at. thin ~ served the latter by I display of ,the former, hi it 1 i so ros t os o ' to so li cit your otteittios to the nl ot Brazil. It is well known how tench the moo 7, Poem inferior to few s sod which be danfloseia = so d A sah u ng tun to 0114 the Reetest mend Brigadier Flouting laboured to reduce to order the C e immeks. Th e mit er of the Time s. issrdpiestitot, 61, oi.gatilaial ate subject, for snaring totehets Revolutionary Juntas of this Continent.—t The lir. a young and inexperienced, perhaps a half fledged. "wit, adigkeal, ; a ll'ila *7 can -n" o4 eg l ii inert, tide here alluded to is the letter from .Lord String- barrister, or One keeping terms here , ' sod Ailtrooll l i WilliSlK Na l Of ewtradic " n h a m a ny Part of their oat * In loyalty sad fidelity to theirSove ford, of the /d of October, 1811 , Width is alri.ady of learning to bother a cause by abusing ail thit par aryto no --- s they v• eld ' reign, in attachment toil* Conatitudon s a n d obeli_ before the public.] • dm on One side of it. Jou. BAiiLow,to be ente f latot leapt to the laws of their coun SEVILLN I JAN. 24.—Testorday General Castanets i a Lord, but : he is no less a man to serve his cawitry, class whatever of his hilOsty's Most iota' subjects. arrived in this place. it '. ' i and happy should we be to find that Lords Canc.tut I Thatiour Petitioners, in that again Approach. Via', JAW. 4.—WO ire ` CM ii0111011,1*14) 11011$6 beg leave' to are assured that the French I and Wazeort acquit themselves as much to their to i tbey ori . ect .. ! not $, . repeat, -diesbilities nailer wehYiitah se nse of have resolved to withdraw people from Catalotiia to i honour and their country's welfare in their emus. hardships and OP tfie.most . solid founde r. : reinforce the corps which they'have in the frostier I vies, as that untitted Republican is qualified to do in. : t h oo .b y a desire to Nicole, departments ; it 'is added, that all the National I his. But enough of this :we admonish Ministers : tiop; the iieaci indharmony of the British Empire ; ilikfing, by the most active exertions, their zeal and Guards who were in the Catalonian army, are 1 toadopt new and better tactic; by their skirmishing sod 140 obtiin far themselves, oppOrtunities of man'. marching towards the North. With surprise we ! parties and sharp-shooter s . Let them •forwish theta , frearteo in the common cause in Which their country have learnt, that in this province some persons are ' I with weapons becoming &With warriors, sad antlio- I it; ged r the maluteauck. of its f ._ m and clamorous for the establishment of the Inquisition . i rise them to load titers only with lewder and ball,Tid pen d e L ee . • • , • •.,e , -• :- - . . Those who proposed it *did not previously consult - and not throw dirt and filth in the faetit even of Alit y our li s t danen . then i cs „,, i tot Ne i*, pray, That you, public opinion, which, for a length of time, has not enemies. By such misty proceedings tinty may, for manynalite Moos peaakirs e ;a i r; i t ra w t h co t r i a:Vandas e a : diminished the odium it feels for so odious eitri- a moment, ifiscossidessanee &pp, but they will there-. - • C7es ot Eattnnd aresoliject, and Adept sods wawa • • banal. 1 r by only multiply their numbers and .augment . their"' :.' s h i d /arthe ior la k e i g , wel rer tim a y ertlift la' as hes i gu Yi t y liems ,d oi r e lp e ri cat i ". . ~ • Bun*, JAN. 4.—The accounts we receive from .-inveteracy. :. ~ Signed by the Cbairman..andqnswiecipai Bayonne greatly gratify us ; our • enemy has disci- i- - .. . . . . , .... Nobleman and Geati-="1, 061 t. Dished the garrison of Paigcerda. _ There is no truer maxim than that " great events , .4, 11. sham to the following effect was jitoposed to • - .-- 4 That with respect ta•nsly Legislative • - " Head-einntem Marehi.7an. M. bring forth great min " The inTreTtiliti"rlaug - ers be ifteetted . .,. _it Which msy spinier to your Honourable " Our cavalry has proceeded to Lorca and Caravala, i . and"difficulties of our country have already aroused : enach"r: hike-in-ace * ay * the lof the laws to refresh, leaving to observe the enemy- two light , a spirit of enquiry and exertion into their causes, ! or which year Petitioners p etit i oders f o n plai n , they. conceive corps; the Cacaderss of Jaen, which' watch Sucliet, amen&e class of men better able to work a remedy I that, it wound not be respectful ip them to say any and Chalceo`s corps, on the a=ide of. Bonilla, without than any other. There are times, when the more ! thing in this Petition ; hat they beg , leave to a.sure losing sight of these .04 are in -Lower Mancha. muscular arm of democracy can alone save a nation your Honourable. Sande that no spirit of conciliation ctaa l integrity and fore i gn / on . Thi s ma, t h ei !hal o % eir h ef icon be i r s oo tei n i d, w w eeting ori their part, in whatever The troops with which Joseph appeared hi Otani, ' from being overwhelmed by - • and arrived at Quintana and 13elmante, do not ap- Case in France twenty years ago ; but, 'thank lieu; tourney of thei r relig t jo i n t . ll „ pear to have advanced any further. The English in yen, it is not yet ours: and if a class of men now one this proposition, a discussion of some length Alicant receive reinforcements ; lately 4000 infantry, ' the alert go through with the work they have so Well and considerable interest took place, and it was finally and 400 horse, disembarked there." ' I begun, it never need he ours. Such men as we mean 1 negatived, principally from an apprehension that its Monte Virizo, Oar. 4.—The armistice between . can best and soonest effect what alone can rescue us ! adoption might wear the appearance of dissent front Catholics while the whole Catholic Bod the Prince Regent of Portugal and the Revolu- , from al:indite dtendful crisis to that we allude ; .be.; the r l e risit resolved upon complete unanimity,particularl y ! tionary Government of Buenos Ayres, having been catme they aro • shielded . from .that kind of attack.... , i w n e resistance to the so ranch talked•of measure of a ratified, and the Portuguese troops marched back to . which is always made at persons, however 'pure their . yds. i . the Brazil frontiers, the rebellions army trossed the I designs, net so circumstanced as are the Members of i.l Mr. S. CAirtll/14 recommended a Petition for gr. Uraguay, and compelled out stroll detachments to the Elltimitit CLUIt.. These Gendenlen boar an , / mist Relf6o42BLibeity, or the abolition of all civil abandon Paysandre, Capella de Mercedes, and even l i armed shield (landed property) agtitlllt the . 111.41i006 , disabilities attaching to religious opinions, in lieu of the port of Colonia. The strong party which the weap ons of venal writers. A Ftsittellit- may US* be I the Petition those recittd ; but his recommend at i on enemy had in the country, upon this grew bold, met at obtained (the sooner the better), if hi/00th' are Rot 1 . ° 44 not acted upon. . , keliteve ' ..i f iffseerli on I sepsEittsmengms Testerday dispatches were received at the Ad miralty from Sir SAINUiL Haae, at Madras, and from. Gee. Blowt4Rloo, at the Secretary of State's Office, froti Ckwlou. They were brought to Portsmouth Module -sled from Madras besought.) premiums for tleswo , by th e . frigate, which ;tit _ - on the necessity of a IbOsPiti* deducible fr i mu i tee : ' th e : * of September,. front Bengal the 13th CitdOetto• ConStitlitioll • itglic'' is - ~.., bllO7 'nue indeed. ' bei,lrincomale !be 21st if Geteber ; solved at St. lethieks we see Ilts-tho kVirklse language el . Helena the 423 d of December, and silted from thence late Mr. Boats) a ltos (net swords from i en ; thei leh. Th e m' oc k fte hay brought 300,0001. in of " . desk, __ A - 4 their scabbard) quids fly at the patriot's _, 4. - itch an want oythe East il e a c ;..„ . In the glorious competition al which shall mar tha 114- v 7 isilil4 7;;;; and thatlierd . c trrzu T E L it i allately st la extolling , . tit -41..._°°"4141" as it 8"" 8 6 e : l xoebttraidatted' to a distinguished Catholic , that the ,Cabilet arp etausimonsly &apnea to place-the Eng el& Sirihriprrr gave, 'O O hilsh Cativolics Or - ---e-tmins as the Catholics . Ft Air:o I . the tisk of hiaintantliAiiio ' iinn foa;• i tin aPponit;:iititiiiio;•,., 4" P iet slifia"u "" e -- . "Thus it is offered to make a ouch of her Royal Higher( the POncesa Cuant.prili oeriatir concession than was proposed in 11106, when, T A LI ! , as Regent, in the evont of the demise of 111,1 ay the:very same party who make the offer, su c h an * o p — cfitt,o;ihorlitanyfitstrerche.KrevAt'lwirpobt,ssedinkry outcry was excited against hose ho fixed for Taeiday, iiiii . .iSd inst. „ h ak a —row/ad.} elaneelrin andiiiitY litu mei whii . hrougtit fortrard . ... .., yv , . 1. Ont . proposition. But such is the inconsisten ni thf Worthy Elainint44ll-be theellbkat ',tut 11 " 41 '.`fitrilly (014 expected from polithia who cl et pin be taken* 4ffilkoOsaloi itsiniArttleves'fi *0,77 i governed by genuine principle.. aa a" la It ti's I question-014 lifansoc be too' soon deatded mi. 1., The Incense Tux Jost inflicted by . the King of Thiele all we ibeit : aay et present. . ~Onr....sSiltsiOns!.W" 'scan upon his dominions is so very mods it •be expected to pass without oppo- ,thot May ti or complaint. For to the a - meant of 10001. a (10,000 florins) the tot id but about one shit. English (O kreutzers) on every 1001. sterling. portly from 1 to . 50001. &year art Indeed to PY tatopence in the peited ; and estates from 5 to 001. sterling a par, about tAreeppure is the Aka of the Rowan Catholic . Beard _ Meeting _ D I-1-bll6, " T"lldar, a litter was red ahich Mr. HAT ,`had lately reOived. from Mr. JERNINGUAII, lee of the Gentleman nominated to act as Secretary to the Roman Catholics of England, tonchieg the general question orEmancipatiOn. This letter seem ed to some intention • on the part of the , intimate %MIA alma* Catholics to accept of of a qualified nature from Ministers, and to put forth a riaggestion'that it would be for the advanbge of the tee t ers! cause tO suffer the English Roman Catholic Petition to be discussed before the Irish. Upon both featnrea.of the. letter much Interesting discus was the adoption of That on reading Mr• !AY, we do unapt communication what. op the subject of . ._ • • ''• . • • -- - , • .. ' . t, . . . • • ' -.-- • . • . . ... .. . • • • ,:, ..4 I . . :. 1 • • . \ . ' • ' • . • ~•.' ,* ....4•• i :,,4 •-.- . , •r• s • • . . •:.• - . • ' • 1., . 3 . .., • ~. • ..' • •. ~... . . . .° 1 .. '''' ... • $ . ... '.' - t I SI, 44 . 03 '.. -. • ' . , .....- . 11111111 • - - ....-rimmi — • - - --- . • __ ..._ .. . , 1 1 peals hi the 'louse of Lords was an adequate reason Portuguese troops, who CMOS to , Whig opi .'.* , ‘ 1 . 016 , , , 11. SO awe Seel& Alba ./Pbealet . ANGLitni CatitiNileS. for this measure. lie should himself have moved us, obliging the Prince Regent of rodulialteiediete ,, :. nal Orme alibi to *ad_ 4.„ped . be* " . ‘ —0.1...... , for the document new suggested, had be known clude•a treaty with the Junta of Buenos, which •latb. : •.1 '4ol:Pieskte - of .etsperadliqr . di • elenie,...„_Ttetert i tl alumnus and raosirespeetable m eet . that such would have been the mode of proceeding. been ratified,. as we have semi in the Gazette adieidi al .' . /4 - :'4 l ,t . We,ad NU t ir ' -, .° .1 . -11111, ,c.... , 1 11 time til°l / 1 3 ' Of Eigt"d ( soak Place at the He insisted that the motion should exclude as well all orders made by the Chancellor on motioas of . , „ rel. of t h e R d of s: z . moot . 7 . lte .. er w ir it telw":" A .•. _ L. 1 1 0. ' 4., ...,, NO. 1 ) _ _ ..._--withe. r ele . f0irti r.7 .: 4 7 ..... . , tti Onr. .., _...,, .__,.. - s '`,.. IPPP• ailiosi a sibelardproplhaaristlyaber of f pe or t as on tpo p l o f taiscoenn; course, as all orders made on petitions of curse,v !ti awe cl i i! fr n ' • 1411 0 4 4 - • • t " ii , .; t . , - - : Wi ll ! . 13/1 " 11illull " I f, 411 . 1,199 Pr: 11. ;;,. fir th e removal et doe dvil disabilities Snider whi c h on which no argument was ever heard. He via. frail the 4 . 010 di MOOL If it beat** fle i fil3! ;. . 1 0 11 ,11as!tt.dolm i e s ...Ft • tlittlitbovre•-Lord Steelton in the Chair. dicated himself from an insinuation, as he at& ebject;'why Was dot • dm fretdink`oeltios‘ Indio , . te'preshdat die ifilehAU ~ ' Tbolsg“lit, _ _PstkiN was understand ... . . . I Ire r eum + ceived, directed against himself by the Lord Chan- sad iteurs i tor y 7a s pa i ate g, fety,arkiwibitikOgy.yirt.'4.fttepliplimOieseeksoieramider...:AMMlSSlNP, etti*Miersoit.-. . . . . . cellar, who hid complained of the injustice of those -:-ha der moo them win withdragra t, . ff. WO eptentio". ikr us -,amecietes Ototeltiei es T o idarsow a ikta is -i.ei n a nne i l :, or:. It istm . *low w-noittiedle - .of the quantity of liesine:lis- •tr"P"1 ; .. - 'lt • tt l freii • . ot hteed - bei; bete i*lfrerftliat,isys 1. ' i : - .__:, 911 .. ......„kt Mom bee 1 00 im!, • lute AIM 0.110110 sit riaggmair i Asuumuts. i - posed of.la chancery ► by the number of Decrees •• BY w-at h as. . elfel--ne- - en 1 •' ' s* -- - Indeed; :betel prereatesti bet it , is the blood attbe ;10 o,l7:lolll4illterr..s- .0111114Wriiirhinarintvinfiii-dightirr.. visierwriden Rs - issued. . . ,- and . r nma Mr. WETBERALL could not adopt the &to' rebels, attacked by the Portuguese; while it eassredi by their CoCotfilepte, bir ONO Afatallidelmr*.,, C l l POes or tneite k bpoly begin?* gi k rep rosent tinetion suggested, &Lao order was ever made upon ° .. 4 We. sada' sesearyesteiltey ; but iee Anneks,..• &la •wl"elheourlible ewe, ' - ours to be poured forth in streams. , • e i piesa . ' That is the berth Seidel' of she. , * ( •: . a petition until the petition had been read over and examined by the Lord Chancellor. fie enterteined • Let the 4000 men that bare been promised-us *Res !.ground, they Viodilliebace the Miseekbe A 1 big Piero. . , ____... ___-__. 'a._ __ 5.......nar lima gin isafterfsa. I ...,2....1 i .21 411 1.1.r....1..........A.L.1. £L..... .5.-1.: 1111 the . ._• -a come. and all the *difficulties of every • tied with ; dor, MI% ton Inisaisib, and spodc of hi m srfehl, p e el l on dle j t i ml " t i thalty .raga - of EadilleSerpieseneeft4 • gin z . passed the Navarre, ir • 600 French place, were i I and all, et X MEP, place % bra . of the An of Seville; . 1 pcd, mut fi sei weling 111 61 The Tri t• with the C elm by M °NIL &dolled hh • • itstlngolutt l i on t oo k,pince and the. result wi Scheldt. the, following TA • . . 444/11NopAn's letter to Mr. HA spectiorthe 'Atohfly agree, that we have no can e. the. over q',o make g• hit.lsammaiiku • -• • . .tortes." • ' • 4 C