The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-01 00:00:00

i • rest. the position sec►ecy then for a FROM OUR CORRY.SPOMOPIT..I W.I.SIIINUTON, Nov. 10.—The House met this morning, at the usual hoer, but there was nothing done worthy of note. What will the good old farmers of New York and New England think of such proceedings? The country at war—without men to carry on the war—without • money and without munitions—and our representa tives, who are paid six dollars a day, Vending their time as if the country were in peace and .prosperity. ~NEw Y•RIC ' Nov. 16.—A repOrt,Wltli brought to town last Saturday by an . Albany sktisper,'.and'pub-,1 lished in tee papers, that an express had arrived at Albeit) , "vim the Northern Army, with information I that Oee. Smith had 'crossed the Niagara.. 44 4 at Lewiston, with the troops under his commend, - and carried quvenstou and Fort George, and that Gen. I Ifarrispts had taken 11,itroit and Fort Malden.. . deed alt Canada was said to be conedered.: Expec- Lilian was on the tip-toe to have this agreeable news • ' conOrmed, and the ducks were !irked oe the' North Fiver yesterday forenoon, anxiously awaitlni , the ar- I rival of the tai Boat : but, bettli,d, .whew , slie came alongside of the lharf, tionPrmitiel the news y it was ascertained frontlslio passengersy that the express came to . the Goyern't . witty twforina. lion that the army were in want Of 3 usgttutle4aW • WASMIN3TON j Nov. .12.—The .4tossolert , Jtkili day at the usual hour; !:It adit**4.oo O'clock, as theie w;!ilio'bibineas • fora torwineleept sequence. :14;f:ati • '...)51•11'.`: , • . 1 .• ), , 4,611 1 •1 The Committee to , tkopte was.rmarai4- , Apia. lotion relativt• toile Commandee-Oad crew-of-th; Constiirdiol, rep?rted, • ...that the 'Pvesidrit of the United Wales he r&iite.ited‘ to s prisient to . '!dititidu . , . Hall p. gold medal with suitable :eatlpitip# ' ',4.nd' *jies;and . silver . awidals . to the CORMilipiOnea O&M'S? . and also that -7 dollars be appropriated.te he Os tnhuted io *the oqikrs and creW prizaLiiteneg in testimony of, the sense of Coagress , of .their bravery • lingencies, degree dimittil of the rescinding clause. lie haduo. Christmas, a perfect -unierstunding would ts lot The war with England,evett among many. — . by distiugaished advocates of that measure, dees,nOt but that ho_ssiseld agree to as arrangement for the appear to have produced an indifference as to the temporstrY 'suspension of hostilities. • Mr. Baker also conduct of France. It is currently reported et stated,. that he had received an authority: from Mr. Washiegton, that but a short time will elapse, before Foster ;to; act as Charge d'Affaires, provided the a measure of a very decisive nature will be proposed American ,Government ,would _receive' him in that in relation to the contumacious conduct of Bona- ; character,, tor the purpose of enabling him officially parte. Perhaps no juncture mold be more oppor- to coernhtnicate the declaration which was to be es. tune than the present, to extort, from this haughty 'pected troia, the *British Government; his functiotti and insolent ally a small measure of indemnity for to be understood, of course, as ceasing on the re. the continued injuries he has ceipniitre4 upon our !newel of bottilities. I replied, that 'although to so rights and property. !general as4' informal a communication, no answer - t might be expeked ' I was authorised to say, that agriantest . foul Allah 'COverittbetit • subject, might be considered a relinquishment of that chain. 6th. It is the more objectionable, and of the less importance, in consideration of the instruitiofis heretofore given you, which, if met by the British Gorerninent, may. hue already produced'the sama result is a greater extent and more satisfactory form. I might add, that the declaration Itself Is objec tionable in many respects,' particularly the follow. betoob it asserts a right- in the British elkernment to *pre to Council, or' any part thereof to thee en .a principle of re.. or which 4!l.l9.ohtitf' . -; Yet - _-- , . lillbeffect . the communication ii, received with sincere satil.', talietteu on Fluke ;Alkiddrlttieutit*ices faction, as it is hoped, that the spirit in which iihe alone is,tirjadief' . 244lol brhich this it was authorised by his Government may lead ; ment cermet. admit,. as in the extent to such farther communications as will open the way..,ll', or ele a l o yokadostte i l sd iv - W . O t ir 0-"•• not only for an early and satisfactory termination of i li mit. . .. • ,„% , ~.; • , , .. existing hostilities, but to that entire Adjustment 01 2d; That the repeal IS founded i tntileshrgy all the dilrerences which produced them, and Abet !*Frencll Deere4t,:of the 20th 'Of Aprk fd permanent piece and solid friendship which ought Os i . which the repeal °lithe ;Nemo of aerien ad be mutually desired by both countries, and which. is vandieenced an' the *Atlg* et , diatieet a lll_ll% ii.oerely desired by th is. With this desire, *wee. ,keibit on -iite-Isi'dt - Nnieseshie, of '64 7 .: /herby was givenn, to ,Mr: Russell on the subject df?which time their. operation at:W*4 mat .4 armistice, as introduCtory twit . ,final Pacification, f regarded, Its *reeks claims of the tYlitta. S t aches -been made known to Mr. Foster;. and the : from the repeal on that day, even according same desire Will be felt on the receipt of the farther i'Brilish pledge. .. - 1 ,,... ~. . . . ~ gad moreparticularcomanunications, which are short-i 3d. That even die V i eftea States had no r_igittla -I, to be expected, with respect to the . joint intim.- claim the repeal ot_,the, British ' Orders , in Conies', Lion from Mr. Foster avid the British authorities ; prior to the,Priaelt ;I>e-creo ,of the 48th of Aped, at Halifax, on the subject of suspending judicial ! 1811, nor liel'etedlir Illetillodels . of that deertml . to proceedings in the case of thirittme captures, to, be : the.BritishGaieraasent, on 'this 24th of 'May, orilte, raccompaikied by a suspension` of military. operations.' present ' , eery ;"tine British repeat ought to have bonnel IThe authority' given to Mr. Russell, just alluded : dtqe from that 414 . 1 and, been subjectta note o: the 1 44; itill of which Mr, Foster wet 'tke'beare, is ; Umitatio n6 ,ar e hiched to i t . . . , full proof of 'the sol icitude of the Government l i 'Rime revearlta en the decleratien of :the 'Pvince l ;,the United States ton bring about a general eel- Regentilyr . hl4here .not pursued - withrigehr, fief in bnsion, 0/ ,heitilAlet On. admissible terms with . v as vas fullothent*which thermight be,•ere•applicable little.delar as possible. It was net to be doubted, to to i‘ "Ititteliitir to state of things whicitexiited therefore, that mfr 4ntherpraCticable expedient for ;,hefoje.'thaltetoiMination of thelJuiseci &glee to ;re-! *W *Wining a sitbilar result would readily, be concurred qsist Jthe-aggveasiens of the British Goverment. to , iss.t Upon the most favourable consideration, how-1**, 311 By tbikcittoymination`; Jhe reletiOni: t*O. esier[Wtrich could be given to the • expedient Sgt. f.the two consitmea'harebeenaitogether.c . . jibed gested.gbrough him, it did not appear to beidducihle }is iaonly by 4 thresittation , 4l l t;its - war, 'or . , la* to , any _practicable Shape to which the' Blllentlie : sores leading ; to bit canitie of Both GeVernetenti v i 'would be i eutborised to give it the necessary igniting.; I that iticalgesititaxii ►.l.se:dosed or mitigated. it nor, indeed, is it probable thatif it was less liable i not no* it queidasqmhbelt, er die' viiebuittlep:ikt I to insupel'ibledifficultieg, it Could have Ow material . Prince Rege4l_,,r4l2V)is 4sdifht• i tkllitt,. _e4049:04. tiv i effect Previedi to thi;,resolt of the .pacidaudvance repeal of the ,Nom:troportatson ~ . .tkai,;.,lied waif sal made hy ithis•Governeest, m i nd *Which meat,' if fa- been declared; .... - `, ;by the ' thgclaritiots#4 } vourably *eyed ) , be ice operative as soon ; as any i that, gliesdonps; ~ ~ bud ttle.Noti l impi other arrattp i enseut i thit .'e could ' made. t , F 11 - - , bawl r..-. isearteentie ued - - - Mr !. 'wet., ilijeit y resolleet that I have in. Out of Parliament your juste.... —....n0nal Rights. Since I have been capable of forming opinions on any subject, I hate been convinced that the Empir e can possess neither strength nor security as long a yohr grievances remain an redressed- - and I am yet : suaded, that while aoy one exception to the enjoy, ment of political privilege shall'be made against you on the score of Religion, you cannot and ought' uo , to he satisfied, or, desist from every constitutional exertion to be released from this bondage —s SON! DAG& INDIOU IS Al DIGDADING AND INEUAMNO T 9 YOU AS kY IS DANGEROUS TO TM an!. It is now several years since I Isi tad yon for the then struggligg to 1. s that period I was one of Ai, county who Protectant Gentlutnea moment committed by t} Grand Juries' AO Catholic Brothren Gotecomept. diluted these preceding, had pledged resist - your 'claims to the which 'these addressers insolent sod outrageous. -country, after a lapse of Oltfsfactiou to _ cordial ce-operation of the Catholics with the leading - PrOfettant Interests, bas restored the peace of this Onnty, eq ..fraquOntly. disturbed by election animosities, and produced a unanimous return—bit I also find here, and throughout Ire land, the same wlckediPirit at work, which, subse quent to 1792, divided the people and distracted our unhappy country-that spirit which will main pro 7 duce much 'mischief if not speedily and elirOfously opposed 4, every lord man, - fat kis Religion be ( it it mOS , - -1 1447 ..Srlarr WAIN* Immo? ? )1 aZBELLIOk Or 1798, littO gpOtAIIIONED TMR lir. liTaucTiON OF OUR FARLIA.Kgift air 1861- 8 4trIIF, it row assumes a milder upset, vet , on, mgst ar 't*ifily, however, but Siottee to deceive. The A.4444.tboria, istittocers and' Addressers of 1812, Imp test enured, th -they still be deserted by the Poternment, which, to Its eternal disgrace, now attempts. to inflame them under the pretext of calling fey securities,. though resolved to he tatis dial WA hone-6 t aacurities from men who are already boond to defend the State and all its establishments by meataiblosannbileatiana.-114atnotwithatanding this infatfitied - 11,. uteri, tKe bergo has been up thus day, and is for u) presorts at yila t iVP WITIIVII UM nv,wibl - iu Tr .. = T . - , --- : -. 72 . .....!-- a-wwtawoosit ataralu Itgli warn! . .."' A , • ' t.... ~ f_-_. s h s a dlimeir c uitil i fc . ot the rest. Harper, from New Hampshire; shanty after : dum of the 4:enrolled** fietweerr Mr. linker twit . , - .... - ~. 4 ogy ~ . talent. „ _ .., i nd lichal ' i or "'"w eidood Attie( waited . 0. the the meeting of the Hose, stated that he had a pro.. salt, alluded to in my letter of yeeterday's s tiate.-• int • . . 4 „ . , r ,- ~ , , , . position to make, which, to . his opinion, requir_ed ~. • ~ , .... , tet.f., 4 !", .Vr,l U r . 7, ,;..z. ...,. ..- .. ~. ~,,,„. :. 7 ~....,.. a ii,r.shilt x. Al l ..-.2 . '„esilt, , ; tie. _ 104" C • g• netchul ti reC kica Pta .tilipy , tesei._ l ll.:r ed itb al lir isib. fol. secrecy iof ;Aline the galleries were cleared . H e f<, .) ~ , . 7,. . Jere/ ~,,,,, 4 . ,'' %7 4 774 , MOW so 41 ,, ,, As.. roster ' s i", . i ttaii ijabled Ammer : ainadactiOst ft, mibtah we Dill, U. then observed, that there was such .a march, of ~ 40 0 ' ~., *Mit eg stuns and Ill' t eitry‘ .... :11 . 0. Mt ...., 4 . h Gowirensent l hai was Imail , * ear notion , ► i t, ertitta _ bread• stair in the eastern States as he Witted' eallitt . . . . ... 4 ,; eiondebociltea- ` e me, For tra : . icrAte 11 !kr, . ) eat; with " * soon tipialrgts.l. .. graas wind • the lac , 1c.. ,„ or fora prohibition of exportation, and moved a Peso. lin , ... ~ . lc; ?r. • 3 1 114.. ilifd,„. ._ ~_ eattelf. re; - -Ate. , .tt ov . ha . . f Itte amen. tution'for an enquiry , by the Committee of Com- i sit :-, ' ' ..-. --. :'. ,‘ Ottrisineni v Ida. ral seal , ;.* __t° ~ Mt"' il i t _t i 4 4 I : • ~ „, i . A L r 'khAt the A. lat Ha- co l occoeniet - 4 . . Ilitt4ttl it et mecca. end Mantifaetaras, as to the expediency of i Foster, ditilit'(l . l ll ll"*.`ol4, do Ili " 1.11 /b 'al" r 7 2 F. 7 :*Il illiPirnitlikit'of allP , : Lm .re. • ° • ' kg laying au embargo o n . w heat an d flour. ;Newto n, from which to was askthosteml to mit, that an **hit tarail:.. ~ .;',AtiLigibmpeeppeoe. tebner... --- .H-kir,.. ..-„:".• •., - -: -: .._,.. 4010 .4ee1t. .... , i .. , lee Au doers from vl, g ;„i e wa g er . e i septing theiliennitiiiikaioldechtninen immtitWlllearje -,lllltutdar/Alba2 itrin, .4' . - ..litnbtliittlifil&MtPoili4 i t i t i * ,:- f-.. pt ;,3' - 4ii i t i v .. i, ~,.... 5. . L 3 a nd l4l a senoral policy,: and - thekaoto, •ovarsi itolodioC omits io ljeismA- Oils Ikt"fted t in tin . l iii i . , en., obeit . the i: eitatetta' ~, . .r, , -,,. , • .'.., , l if 4 . 1774. 4 4 rjli t for an 'embargo. The 411iition . ha/ - adili 1 1 110 1 1 oot IRO's, .000 * '',OiliMl - ..11t Cr 4 41 ill it eth _ i ll .. 4e . _t . . !if.SkeOlititle* rygreit. tjintat 4, tab resolutions, and they have been negatived by Ibe retake& * 0 - do' I)4nYi-,4l4So"onlais th e semi i let Arcot . e i wit t ivit t prorted epilog* ice great majorities. • • .. . lONA. • (diet of BM Praia • Gid'velltintatiV, Intt,l ellti.'t,es4it .Of client. 7 111iiroilenj ate sate the prisielpit,tlat this;-:* 0 e l f" • ' • A d vi c i n i ty W4sIIINaTON City, Nov. 7.4.4lTotwltlielitidlag , dai eorelliiiiirsiefielasiritkitheAmerteatoGnmensnants sons whiob IWO' . dbetl this,doiiiitim--e, ~. • ;.: , 1 l A,. w . ' 7AINP Ait . vest ,s is . ..„...iwi,_ Mr. Harper's resolutiou fair an 6mb/erg. was neg.- 'ebonid be such as, in the opinion of his Molesty, to lit. proceedings,tl44 4 WOO , - le, 12, I* Mutts lea ego mar be laid before the close , of ea Ssesion.-4- over stared; thitt`theOtderi 'would M rerkvid, pro • rests a righer,o* . ~ . temo„glottraie. : . ! L aity of ' , eir: . how . t icknineledg: 'When the Presidential election is e . 1140d, and the 1 4 .7141 ' th e American eariansinut- did net t -within 14 could hi pmntiodeaptuallitnebenntattlaa ni Z i ana i Weals .....i i. ,„ c • wo ,„:„' ~ Pe Jertr.hrteest, rate, people of the wheat country have die*ed, of their days after tboy ttontrettitilotilehtt -declaration or! criminate revel n ubs aomplifiltalt"lt, "litt ''011! , mad 6 , . ...., .'ll alt a./ .. ID .art of r et li a , crop, this question wiU probably be agnin agitated ; their repeil, admit ) .lritishl.,atidikt ressels int* thOili 1 Privateer% .. e 11 4.0)41;0.4110 itk.3WitifY iligkr luisikle NM ii.',` '?"."' * -, i . -71 -: , : Nktts , many of the Members may then change *dr refttda, ' ports, aud.pet anapdta thorestriativenntasures which cirmamstencei. ' • • : - _' ' 1 1111111.0,1ameerthataba - lasifot - el [Mind, aid and the vote be quite different from what ,je was i h a d gro w n eet: erti m .oo o lle, t eeti, ? :;.,.•,- . qd, Th e prepetltleit is snrkiltilata . by. 66 s a . 0111111-411410 t irl st is-lor ths snosaditt deprived or the yesteiday. . •• 'L . , .1 . T he disPiktilhel:, t h is PaillardlW" to 1 °l' vir " t " 4 " 4 IKklikteol,94airtg,fl4 that it . I SM* 110414 ..9 1f ' ;Wit powetfla, sod unrivalled (pion TiIIt!IittADELPHIA p.‘pvTitl 1 the Americao- Germain* eiratrillinalted, that be appossistby lej'.' •"•. .1 - . we. Al* eapreetdog, oar conviction From the temper of some great people WaShr .tc should be mede` etirlaatdiplitVAilterdld t ntit i • 3d. Na leA 'i s Ikea rivipoilati at,,0.7410, oil,, , , i t yoo - „ethetw,rles a defeat, A n ingtori, it would not be surprising If a 0(411 strol l e r 1 doeskin hinaseif ,at lteteity t* 'ohm it Os siViitilsg, li Indiana, nor C ',any he r - , t et i aleir e r. pig re . . •it beitomple, 4e latch- ear enemies dice were to be proclaimed by the let of Ete.oeinherl - even to the form of 'Peet° eintirt, at pro wiereartei , engaged in 110-vrat 11111 *did* ' es t .gen 14111110141141110 4 0' ' -on I n the highest administration circle_ L in s the citL i . pr to antler; me Mi Alike a romnotoodit* 4 ilia;lF9o , ingest, and are. ?p,it .;_,, fig,ir irldt iiift . it airOst iridr. pc T ' cthe Ho l lings , • Washinkten ', it was asserted on Wiagdatt4a ' -ulg multicatiec aOa time he - :made U.-. totAtirateottematr canal easel* e Th y, 401144 * hl . v . ' t _ 'see - solemn to—the hails, , tbeettec. 1 the principal objection to a reconciliation with . fr om hin t ,. t t the dispataies had hettp'.o,ponsAtby i l ed byforoe, =when Mace let. bons . led elms fora has t i al s , , pO4 sbacLie,, r ti so f . 401 . 1 0 ,0 1: ... Great Britain, 'has been satisfactortiy reetovcid by i Mr,. Foster t . t Halifax, ,who,. in , oemlinineeie-or a, already heenordermi ogle for.the Rule* . . ..; .We bee& aim hens* to remain your grateful 'the rescinding Order of June ;6. A ,elietingebhod : con v er sa tion had had with Vite,Adoiltol Sawyer 1 .4th. The -Orripotitloir is riot reciproca l , because it %wide Serval% op behalf of oureelym and other _S ena t o r, whose standing and Witnesses is inferidi to and Sir I¢i ~lherbroke batintihotitted Mr. Bober : restrains the United States from acting where ttreir vigws i t o fo. igc t , . • • none cdnuected with the Cabinet, declared thatthe :to say, thatiherafirentlaittenArrealstagame, 1114 men. j power is greaten,' andleavii Great Britain at liloer; . , .. . ~..,,,, ~. . ~article in that order, reserving, to Crest Britainthte ' sure leading 0 a suspeniiel t ,or haoliiiticaa that ail' ty,- and gire e bertha, te segment her tones in faj ' .. . . ',Aswan. _ . • right, under certain contingettciel, of _revivi n g ebb captures Made. after ikday, to; be iixed,._aliomid not be 1 neighbourhood. •. - • •-, • • - '•Cliwelzillis- 4 4 beg you will . accept my bes t Co, ders in Council, in no degree diminished tbb eV_ .4t I proceeded against immediately, bit be detained to i . nth. Thetas a !ninefold Object of the war is teehe Tbiolk, ter thil'italtieUr of your Pilite 4011yery Bat- a the rescinding clause . fie had.no.doubt,' that Dr i await the feteredsmision - of the trio Goretomeals.-4- 1 tain redresi :agahtst the British practice of impreis. tering ;diem, - ' Christmas, a perfect -unierstunding would take lilacy. i Mr. Foster had not Seen Sir George Prevost, bike !rent, an agreement tomtipend ° hostilities, even ber 7 herwthe ' 'satisfaction to reeollect that I have in. The war with Englaud,,ereit atuong many of . then h a d written tdbim by apneas, and did not doubt fore the British griveriviierit 'is heard' from on. that Airlably suppor ted, both in and - oat qf Parliament o I - - - - - It this Qovern- first time--the Catholics were th, o extent • hereto- taM the Elective Franchise--at t 1 British, PrOyfiti. dr* 46 1 Pretestant Freeholder's year. clams. The Pt closivity on the, 4111P IZIg . we" , 1 1, that manna Ci 4 rsi 1,, by". Governhwnt,. in tkir . , di ff erent Win aid Matt Cowatrißlesusgs • await their ISIVA 4 Govern r that Tess;_ eaten who, but the year pr ceased, is 41,... 1 liviswad fortunes to resist it'd States arising Elevdtva whi :cording to the then modestly dorigwitsd as iosn On toy revisiting, your count mil no right to "tOI I f early . 11 have. the he. Hi in Coque, find that the cordial ce-operatic 1 , 14 04 .1 S OF itlat I ~till eni 1 th or t d Or. krig K!1 i l l' such WWI POI over . Wes • eisl stec atlei b Atianypolici of our this Itetaticlis t tljank hob been' ID •I iestitne - itior; the se'l l ute or Con'iress . :oi.tisefi r r'.in" , tt:4,,y" •,,' other arsitisonent,thot•could now be made. *it Wag t thou Aithweing;beesteontie in force by Conf e rees, -11aelliareijans ipolicy of our infatuated Rulers`, the - Ste. The Report was *refertki -to a Ceyitrnitte#' ;or stated to .1110:-Dakersititat the ?"‘iiiet 144Mlis and bete It it'itsit t litre of 'seer and arionitliii )flest ' L fate of,thrt lielailasil, thank Gon l not altogether kit o; the whole fiouse p and made the Orpter 41,00* for undel• exiStitielarcnetstancei, Clinsi4er ; . G.ElMaft 4 /. ellicipnt, ft iii"tto4Oligen se‘jeot to the cealeeklet the ltheiiiiintli:•athly hob been'pertulttled, doubtless for u Monday next . ••. . • - :•••• . •-•-: i oil. vested •witte ,, ithel pivo# of aPP9illoe.ig a Clillyei' Executive in the eartrand reit the purple* Mr. which ,wile : purposes :', to inflict great inpiries , f:la deep 1 1 ,'"••'; • •• ' • - •::4 1 ,t. - .! . • ( &Moires IIA lief. YS:, 060414' . bt s 'Oeinter lit lIS It.was . - hid -"'. • ' ; „",, :. , .,; • ,wousidowdat the esperily of . : island is decreed, el .- • irrici. or A t , tr ixi t i ttost :Atus t tx .. s t s ,, tt r i p.. would be istiode•as ;au anthentiC .• contantt o gl a ik ' , The, ' '-.. Wever,„ 9 tigs - Priiice..Xeseut • " ft- - .- , ...f • - rimi ' - . ... . : 60.0.0,1 0 .46pd t : i . •el ''Fisintriere Co . et - ' I r - ter:ST Slot' I•ltti awes him, or Oreille •'dhiiiiol,* would hai *witnot . , 0 Wit baser. ' •85 , repealing tbe O"&ers ,:. '. ':esee4lie - or :feeble. takeetrinitlikliewner , • - • , • • ...- I t" ° •• ), .- - - ••• ' a I , • 1 . . • s E p4.lBl/ :.:- •• ' 1 l'•" , c • •.. 1 . 4 *•,. 1 "-:,,••"*" .3.. .' ' ' with*ltiefitionitorti'ealett, , • I - ~• •, ' -,,, Yon w • .... in Council wi ~reriv`iig the. d blockatie of ?Any t yeb 4 : 4l l lll tot to• conliostlY relii,n' my Oe. tiletli . " • 1 " -o.nr_ Governateet-Isarlfllwld -40 .ant • 1 1 4 7 ,• - .....**j 6 2 l ''' . _, , "i 4:4""' -: . '': -* ' ,• 6 . , , 406, or any itikiii• Mt 1 bloc Wade, as i s uwjer. •:,t t o the Jnit claims of the. Catlsolfc. millions of M ie OTO licences to . itn•POrl• i treriiiensi dtem. ifyierica, .. , THE SECIUITAIiaI s t'A i I Tp int... , 10Aiiiii,rtk, ,', „.' s t o od to r ua r ii gt it _r, ipeies a great obstacle I to mgr. untrymen,. sad-to the • Gans! of 4ndeed gene- -WWI, We' presinne;* still tititi iiiitfl/P k• paPerti, •: a g %trial .'" , • • :` . ` ,l s ' ' i'lit •*il, i4S'i . ad accom ' • v . thiSidelke. :CO4l .440 t. it.. 4 11 1 :11 1,1 !,.. ' '.' . . ' ..".' ' • " P'''''' 1 • - ' , . .. _. dartni the waY., ; ~oluv e kert .pirt :4.rtpej Sty Mist letter tiler; Waii , otl• to 0f • . 0% +lndication ef , ni ion in thr4britieheOversitritt 1 For these ot&noss, the eneittesd,•.io : Asir „rospenty are ebulidatit,' it6l 4,`. 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