The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-15 00:00:00

`l'l. AT, 101. 11 11 1116.... 7 - A 0 4 this aviation strati ga ve tapi plasm. He tnotantlyeser , C A ...1 Coraiebor. rad gave him a Wore to the Emperor ~,--dif. winch *ma firriM eadeovatir to epee negocbstiona Vsti.rabeer &Mud tie 014 . 10th a Martb at St. Pewee ▪ a s dint letter rematio mill anantweeed. How is it pi t nryr to disea.ble that Kua tnyam all apgrozimatW I months .he hat mode it a combine rul e to lay bee I 'o spa l a wls a sward whenever regiaitituts tit an strongroom pm rods so Hirai*. Seelig' helmets' thus constrained to Tao envy Mr from Rorie, his Mairstv. before be Mold 10f ore Mir contest in which so much iiiired mum be gird. frit e gg bit duty in akin.» himself Su the kaglish ServeroMMlL 1 „ d igims felt by kagiuod, the ariuniots to which she is a ' odds read , . y water have taken plate in her news rt,itandod hit Marty is take thia tolfte. ' A sincere dmiee „ o ilsed .tte yes. lb Mich 1 hare merited mime I.T.;...inite .0 ~... Ne wet hod been seat to Leedom, ', oft ha l ma miter dessmonteasians between the two r„,eniii Th e Wier. et obit* year Fateelleuey will lisi a 07 -- ,..01_,.Ta1l witaidli I sidvrtied to the Seereiary fee ri.. ... Oho a his ANI.Y. bad bees omit _by Mi. , v - c a goodoat us the Dog, Mem. The rearm maim lair 1: w ogs %or, Comae is a Ofilisftsfeite of the disseddlies of gMyeert with which he the AVie cow 0i i s t h e imt mimets. if the overtime mind. to Frighistt shoold aoy Malt. I skill take the caries N owa to year harelleney. His ilkuestoyirimillgoAer eel. will erartieipoot is the Maims, timber in or ibit, or as as ally of Enabled, if e bre= .."04 messy be already adjnsted. „ 1 imearmalle comasedoll. Count, to engem, is seeds ,the sigh already etusamisiested by his c iio. Gs/niche to ate these aegediellosh which bi grarg, tints' go bar 'lever ceased to WSW. greyest, at keg*, I which heautaity wool/ bays so lob& yew to de ett may be the sissatins of thhigs whew this lrie lamar keeelleure. Peace will still dorsal aro of your Cabinet --I baire the basest, Coma, e migrants of my leek croakier:nine. on reth tSigned) " Toe Duke of HASSANO." . . I a I , lyres APIORIMED IT Illi immroe resseiriff nano. co PO CAITIVIZA4II, SPCIIIITAR es VAT". IM waslew wogs, se Ws Isterarrtne Itheise. weitsir; - ii b 4.1 i 40.., -4. . . • , . reel; e tljec Pr . ealget Rem, witileel lam .elf digest', is cst•or Mild le 'foil expletretektet opus, the belt •Ides km bee. se n amOitell, he order to be lakes hob' east',-. Mid it " - MI; omit 'wag , ' z art. V Plank _ I - W . . '. . ..• • • p,• . 0 Dee DAT AT ONE ILVCI,OCK. IaNA-Siseda n dis. Kuhns!, HIM Rd. 4 dig. liedo FA S pr. OmiNsus - 11} pr. for Aga: Slia Tickets • " Paris. April 17. 1811. y r , r; His Majesty, colistontly actuated by 'milkman Oily in moderation and peace, is pleased again to make a my on a nd sincere attempt to put an cad to the miwrirs of war.— osful cirennutswes in which she world hat present phieed, ~,d,l „ ; ed a r.tkoluiiva its the mind of his PARiesty, the result which hu been, to authorize me to esplain to you. Sir, his tit sad iatenions.—Many changes have taken place le Es pe for the la .t ten ram, which have been the necessary and muse ea,w at lie oar between France and Englaad, loamy we dams *ill he erected by the issue cause. The particular &racier which the w..r has amused, may add to the elle* dd;ntion these malts. Exclusive and arbitrary princi -6 rot be combated but by an opimsition without measure re od ; and the syocus at preservation and reshtaoce, should the home character of universality. perseverance, and wrocks THIN 3 per Cent. Cam 55eg4 3 per Cent. Ned. 55i 4 per Cello. 'Nil Oer Cern. Navy 661* Wog. A. 14 13-16 ,_ v 663atssus. had his head-quarters, /sae, as Konigsberg. The Marshal to, comnsmuling the 241 corps,. had, his Armless by his Hord Illitbmws brief; heackpaiteia • W lit the win to CarniribOW, ill MOW. %Oh bli k Vileo• ti the toles.* of „ a t a au ;Marshal Dune of Es emote me so brfee illiabt° i wwte, "11161 stay be at isle zaneoleirs . examandiog the 3d corps, at Sold."; the Isoassaystlsle, tat oat, f..e Great Bristle aid &..e. bet Me i „, Sae obe s e Rates a bleb ate is reistisse,el statty , with etch or roma V1C111.014 at Itastelaborg ; the King of Wan these POltrri. • . IIiALiA, at Warsaw ; the Prime PoWTATOWegi, at 1 " Havinli l aide biotin will" sewn lll e bwilisbebil - wr dm I Panel& ; the Envszon ' moved his headequalteise Priem Ileitiet. with respect to a point est !Ma i is is ae- i •on the nth, to Koithorg,- on t h e . pris e 3 . 11 eeseiry to have a MI lade , tamilag. revises le Wry ulterior , , dbmittiii, I Will stilhete to the Ittetaillaw of Milberg 110. the 17th to latersba ,• ou the 19th to Gutibinueo. 1 ryg 'wits by avoiding all miletto:W. n ww w wswild ' 11 "° 11166 ° 11 " A slight bopief eccommildation Mill remainode The the eeeessary abjersa of prig idler. I might ativitalweesly, . - zaon bad an um, je . tibehrie . or „meow i b b “, o l by Great wade at i hmegiven ostlers to Count Latnurrox t o me eitreeepi p er i o ds g a u ged pit by year Eacespese7, sages 1 0 !Wait an the Emperor ALegAri egg, or ow his Mi the eurreoloodiers *bleb 01 " I ° °ll P l w wl _. 9 •1111 19 the Jeggistin I 'sister for Foreign Affiirs, and to ascertain whether "Aka the world has Isegeillet &mid of H. I It- t ere might not yet bosoms means of obtaining a " As to she panieslar eimilioer Ilse war has sahaprey a , . 1 suse d, „i„,, she ivbltrwy p osscies 'Hsieh jaw E t srgsocy cps. I , reconsideration of the demand of Prince Kttnixtn, 'giver to have wasted its priltretil deallbli. as I dis that them and of reconciling the honour of France, and the " 111 P 6.68.4b.tab1e t° the likkial almetime.t' I ' at 1.1 " 4 ""' interest of her Allies, with the opening a, Ingo& Thee, ere maw, year Eseelistiry,:that It sincerely deplores : . 4 b eb . ibbrarro . usebnay amps bigasc the cbibasetbs of war , ation. The same spirit Which had previously swaye d me that hi mat ;mime devise, a Mettler at pease sr at sat the Russian Cabinet upon various pretexts, pre it Ith 'flows Is, 11l have the I°l4ll°llo of the two e w ° lllll° ' vented , Count Lavairron from accomplishing his mewed se the Masi • priacipks eidelly isetall iipier ie flamer deitt• this ;• and it appeared, for the first time, that an 1 " sake s opportoolty of wombs your Eactliesey of my Ambassador, ender circumstances of so Nob lin rains. i portance„ was unable to obtain an interview, either raimirdi « - CAST' - 4." . :with the Sovereign or his Minister. I:huSecretary, , 1r lof Legatienr PREVOST, brought this intelligence:to ' i Gurabinnen ; and the Eweioaost holed orders to sired, for the purpose Of passing the Niemoo. .. 6 The conquered,' observed he, 6 elegise the tine . ; • i of Conquerors : fate drags them on; let their des& 1 1 arcs be fulfilled.' His M Aspire caused the follow: ling Proclamation to be inserted 3a the Ordori of the i Army:— . it SoLoarint- , -The second war of Poland has cos menced: The first was brought to a close at Fried- i land and Tilsit. At Tilsit, Russia swore eternal alliance with France and warmth England. She now violates her oaths. She refuses to give eny emplane-1 tion of her strange conduct, until' ihe 'Eagles of France shall have reposed this Rados, leaving byl such a movement, our Allies at her mercy. • Russia is dragged along .by a fatality ! . Her destinies must be accomplited. Should she then consider as degenerate ? Are we no . longer to be looked upon as the soldiers of Austerlitz ? She offers us the alternative of dishonour or war. The choice cannot admit of hesitation.- ,Let us then march forward ! Let us pass the Niemen !—Let us carry the war into her territory. •The second war of Poland will bees glorious to the French arms as the first : but - the peace which we shall conclude. will be its own gua rantee, and will poten end to that proud and haughty influence which Russia has for fifty years exercised in the affairs of Europe. . ... " At - our headinarters, at Wilkowaki, Jane a, 1812." • .....wo . An Anholt Mail, which arrived this &ranee% confirms tbeabove Intelligence. 4111119FilionANAVADWAllaw The French crossed the Russian frentiers on the tsth of June. Oa • the Ittl, NAPOLZON declared War against Russia.—The French Army of Reserve, now form ing between the Oder and the Elbe, is to be com manded by MASSIVIA or KetateßSlAS. A' private letter from our Correspondent at Dover, of yesterday's date, says— - Arrived the American ship Robinson Nave, Capt. ADAns,. from Dunkirk, bound to America. She landeFl.several passengers, but I do not. find she brings 107 particular news. It was reported that the French army, consisting of 900,000 men, bad passed the frontiers of the Russian empire,. and was within siz leagues of the army of ALEXANDER. It was not believed that any battle had been fought. All the !PO* that could possibly be spared, had. been with. drawn from the French coast, and marched towards 'Rosie. The passengers who landed sate, thet three weeks ago, four English Captalue made their escape from Modals, by taking a boaL i and it was onsdi tetra they were lost ia the bad weather that en. seed." At 11 o'clock last night an Officer arrived at ' a' Admiralty, we understand, from Sweden. It was elated, that be was the bearer of dispatches of mock importance, relating to the commencement of hoe. rtilltiee is the North, but the precise nature of their ollatents we could not learn. The intelligence was. keraediately seat to such OW-Majesty's Ministers OS were at the House of Commons; bat nothing re. girding them has tranlpired. • • 1. - A Gentleman of the name of Douai. pared at Lard CAsment:Aon's Office last eight; seiltk"dis. Crfrom Conatantissople, the contents of wits* L i t transpired last night. ; The French force in Etremadata• ;,tie that save ctrl of the corps bare united v is estimated at 35,0001 eons ; 4,000 of whom are Cavalry. if this usenet is correct, the combined forces under Gen. 11it4. 1 Mill boloe weak to encounter the engin ; and Mar , be obliged to retire behind liadaps. A litter from New York stetel,.that Madams illoacas bad engaged a miser, le, 'bistro,* was to pretend to Great' Britain and dot•lhr thifiriP° oo 'ha had obtained passirr;s. fremilir-FoOrfite The e•Ceelp - of General Mosetv bi slow in 4non. , having been oonteyed hither la the. Lapwing. There is no loth la the report of ]A'gate's whit isi Madmen Moat= has left America for filindees, is rani:et : to drink the inters; bat filo *SAW trustee is America. ' • The theft of lest night litres the of mk tat H. ',MIR , ' of the fool' MOD. • Fish is thought not to be food of sufficient sub- Mace and sapped for the robust male, and hard working. classes. It may be so, as a wristlet or freqemd diet; bat to.cbildren, women, the valet"- ' dinary, the sedentary, and the aged, it is well suit ed, and equally salutary and agreeable. That an cient and authoritative regaled.° which made the sees and ocean tributary to the Christian population of Europe, for nearly two-sevenths of the aides' food j k should consume, was perhaps a well-coesidered po- Iltneal combination, still more that a relinlous drier. trance, suited to were *demises' to both. To it, it is probable, -la owing the diseoreery of the western half of the habitable globes eta DOW catcher of sprats, or fisher for "desolater., or owls.. vise, was first,seggested the hope of a Wive pro- Mc, though - .distant shod, which- • the ! g banks of Newfoundland have so completely rewarded. Whenever the madness of low and selfish ambition, and the folly of Mideast, and loordlualso cupicfity, s hin be cured by punishment and outsell*, or (omen ied by the light of reason, and the dae indeenoe of religion, the numbers _of mankind may be especied I so to teener., that the vast stores of the !Negev' nowt be brought in aid of therlirOditedeee Ott* tent° -w queous soil, at least In Europe; lie sis *begirt itericecw l , l to find and ...them. Feb is not a subditete for farinaceous food, but its ass tends greatly to lessen i the consumption of lab-meats; which dill limit, and compete too much with the action and product ! ties a.the. Omagh in this Island. In the pre• gressile‘ferks the scattered state of amp or side society ? herds, docks, Ind extensive pastures aecessadly woe way to the plough and the sickle; to the cultivation of grain and roots, whkh ors as equal breadth of soil employ and support se many Imore of .huntaa beings. At this time, about fib. of ..prime fresh fish 'night be offered to su classes at the average price of Ilb. of meat. Sir U. Doh and other ingenious men, can consider the maker, and j tell us whether they are worth lades in this manner. [Let it not be objected, that fish is a diet too demo. I . cystic; it is true, that the poorest parishioner of St. Giles's, or SpitalfiPlds, ray eat his *tacker.' in the lime perfection, and with equal enjoi, stet, as the proudest Peer of St. James's, or Bloomsbury; and that neither can find, nor need to seek, whey in its season and perfection of freshness, a more agreeable or sp. petitive refection. But fish requires mince !—indeed, it more requires sense. The river Ganges yields a fish which the most luxurious emigre to the epicurean city of Calcutta,eats greedily, with the %imp' e addl. tion of plain or-rrater, seasoned only. with &pin& of salt. With mackard it may be nearly the same; butter, the only sauce in use, is altogether unneces sary. . Cod and Haddock, and all the staple white fish, may, by the assiotance of the gridiron and the frying-pan,—and still better, in the mode of bouilli aid soup, or when cold, in those, of mouse or sidled* -.- be eaten with sufficient, and ludeed keen relish, without expensive sauces or adjuncts of any kind ; !either butter, nor oysters, soy, nor anchovies, are requisite: /. In the Rouse of , l e ords last night, after a long Dz. , hate,l Mr. PM.isza's per Cottage Bill was lost by a majority of six. . The fisatilveht Debtors,' Bilt,for -PAgleesd, was yes. terday reported In the House of. Lords, the Amend.. meats !greed to, and the Bill ordered to be engrossed. EDINBURGH i ',LILY 11.—No traces have yet been discovered of the. route of the tour prisoners of wit who violated their parole of honour, by escaping from Dumfries. They consist of a Swiss, a Pole, and two Frenchman. it appears that the attempt had been long premeditated, end that two of them (toe Frenchmen) had for some time been in the habit of absenting thenseves occasionally, under the pre text of fishing, aid visiting their .frieoda at Loch maben, during which excursions, their most valuable 'effects had been conveyed away and seamed. One or thew (P r ety) is raid. to have lately had cossiderable remittances from abroad, accompanied with a notice that for the future they would be more scanty. The other (Hirert) left behind him a long letter to Major Jous, who commands thffaCamerenian regiment sta. dolled there, apologising for .his conduct, on the ground of advice, received from the Continent, by which he learned that his personal appearance at his satire place was necessary to secure some property, of which he would otherwise be defraeded, declaring that he Weald use his utmost endeavours to obtain the release of an English *Meer of equal rank with 'himself, and promising not to take up arms against the English during the remainder of the war. Jilt added, that if fortune should place it in his power, he would be happy to repay the civilities he had re ceived iii Scotland, end concluded with stating, that the companions ofihis Bight had reasons equally valid to justify the slop they had taken ! Hoz, Jen , 11.--On Tuesday, a young mats, belonging to . the stoop John and Sarah, lying Ilember, having lauded a person on the qtlay, in ino dearoaring to regain, the sloop, fell oat of the boat tio Vanier, and was drowned. His body has not been remessed.—On Wedmoday, a young wo man, of Ibis place;:throw hermit into:the llumthis. Docks, A fere*, ander sesiog the act,• jumped into the water, aid saceseded in- 'bringing her sot l . though repeatedly ' solicited by ber to :serer h er to sink. A quarvisi willeber relatives is assiffisel as the resume fisethls attempt obwiliticle.—On Thuniasfs'a , private in the -30th foot, while bathing with seeemt ,of his comrades, in the Ember, getout of his depth, and, was downed. flue body hat het yet been found r OoThareday Sortling, in tipenerr..steseo, s, . girt about seven years old, having bee* let ;lose In the housitarbile• her mother was . milking, fist' her cloth es oa .g e o t sod.was.ser els& be the! As died is 4thelet dinsellesers. o la x.pasosiree, Jae 15.—Today webawareeralietrther 2 z tile 'ari a a Issalltiss on hamsams.wisat coml took d e oll ode, and t at Mauryre- Alicrign.., Rio itipwer. Patirj, 'titbit/a. 113:rwime. Mho Tale_vareellifelProl the Aft %war WNW et eedi ser4 rlare:6l4,VeraheralgialM ankh h • lib Nes ! Tlek -jet (inij •.?. 73 ' 14$ D 5 (Me Se Oats . es rik w II - • r--% ;se it . . • ' •• - • . • s 4 . ._•• • • ' THE STATESMAN. LONDON: . wteasioiv, emit 15, 381 t --,..w... I Every thing gives way to the hig hl y i m p ortant • official intelligence, which reached us this morning, . 4' /be Peke of Amiens, if it kid been observed, would have lib 1 that , meant much confusion. I heartily wWs that . i g the ne expe • • nes - a tee psst may not be lost for the figure. His *sty o FRANCE' HAD DECLARED WAR AGAINST I often 'topped when the most Mail) triiin , plu by before in, RUSSI A ; 10l wed lucid to invoke peace. It ltqss, serum as be was I AND THAT THE FRENCH. TROOPS HAD ENTERED I% the •sdvaiitsges of his situation, and spite of the rosidrace I THE RUSSIAN TERRITORY. • ti•S lie might r..anotably feel is anticipations which Forte i lt The accounts of this event are contained in the eta aunt to realise, he side proposals to his Hiita mk rot 1 orowiterir ,which we have received to the 9th instant. Itgy, width were reicitted , on the irmut 4 that R uss ia pg ma • lied In INC scw proposals were wade, la Concert ' The Frenc h Pa pers al s o contain t h e °commits re ma, lassia. England alleged the amity of at intervention, lative to the late associations. for peace between vita (mild be no more than the result of the argociation itself. I I. ,__ __ Russia, and this country, amounting to t; Ole, his Majesty, having clearly discerned that the British I. r rancet Mos io Couneil of ltlii, readervd the condikt of the war ia- 1 fifteen In number. In our preceding columns, we kapatilde with the independence of Holland, caused iadirect I have given the most important of them. The follow /4mm to he made towards preentittlt the Worn of Pate. I ;,,„ are the first an d secon d B u ll e ti ns i ssue d by, the Ilty were fruitless, and the coasequrucc was, that new Pro- I "li FRENCU Easreaol i dr.* were naked to the Empire. : -is the present time are to be found united all the !Mem FIRST BULLETIN OF Tag GRAND ARMYIBI2: thaws or the carious periods at w kith his Majesty manifested 44 OUSIIII3NEN, Jules SO, ik ;kik sentiments which he now orders me agaia to declare " Towards the end of 18113, Russia altered her be is actuated by. The calamities unity which Spa*, and n,._ -rilitiCel system — the English spirit regained its la ms regions of Spasish America, surer, should naturally tee we items , e r aleoleae, .„e ; m o w t h,,, w i t h ' s e gos .fleencothe Ukase respecting Commerce wag its slyly for their tensinatius. i will repress myself. Sir, la a, first act. In February, 1811, five "divisions of the . ski. which your Excellency will find conformable to the sin- 1 Russian army emitted the Danube by forced marches, ty of the step which I am authorised to take; need nothing and proceeded to Poland. By this movement Russi a Id better evince the sincerity and sohiiiiity of it than the pre term of for Language whirls I bare been direteed to use. sacrificed Wallachia and Moldavia. Wilms the Rus sia sires and motives should induce me to envelotte myself iil i siun armies were united and formed, a Protest against ides suitable to weakaass, which gutter:um Had its leterest 1 France appeared, which was transmitted to every Seats " The stairs of the Patina*, and the Two Skates, are the 1 Cabinet. ROllla by that announced, that she felt pion of difference which appear Watt to albeit of being ad - no wish even to save appearances. All means of *sal. lam authorised to propose to you an altaagement of conelliatiou were employed on'the pert of France— hew as the following basis t— " The isiegrity of Sonia shall ee.gsansiteed. Frame shell all were ineffectual. Towards the close of 1811, six esease all ides of mileadlag her stemiamos beyond the Py• : months after, It was manifest in France that all this " I ."'" The Mu se 41 3 111 h It Y e3an be declared thde P ehdeat t I could end only in war ; preparations were made for , set Spaissimil be wowed by a National Constitutioo of her ' It, The garrison Costa l Dautsic was increased . to 40 , 000 " The holepeoimee and integrity of Ortega shoe abet be men. Stores of every description, cannons, muskets, figeeteeti and the HMSO !!apnea shall have the Ismerite powder, ammunition, pontoons were conveyed to eelority. a Th e m e o w ar mike shal l mo w n l a powet w ooo f the ! that place; considerable sums of money tare placed', owe Momoreboat es Kingdom of Sicily shall be guaranteed : at the disposal of the Department of Engineers ter Oise truest fatally of Wily. i the 'augmentation of iti fortifications.—Tbe army 4A. a cease g uiste lit tie " 141111.114"11' Spain, rser• r al• I was placed on the - war establishment. The canary, silkily, shell k emulated by the From* and Fmgllsit heed i . 1 the train of artillery ,and the military baggage train, ...1 rani forma - V 4 l Xs respect to the ether Mores of diumedes, they may ba : were completed. In March, 11314 1 a treaty of al egelmee upon this bask, that each power shall retaiideat of . ' . sa uce was conc l u d e d w ith Austria ; t h e prece di ng i ihii the other could not deprive it by war. • .. ~,d „ ~,, SR, the meads a wac iu m i a , a ur a by his 1 ; month a treaty had been concludes( wiCh Prussia. — u tirsty to his Royal Highness the: Prise* Regent. 1 in April, the first corps, of the Grand Aimy marched - this majesty the Lmeersa and Mag. I. taking this ittiot i for the Oder, the sccettd corps to the Elbe, the third limes t., out l o ok e ith e r to the advantages or sses which this Ens- Here may derive from the war. if it Amid be prolonged; he is . "rP. to the Lower Oder ; the fourth corps set out 011enced simply by the consideratious of the interests of bum. ; from Verona, crossed the Tyrol, and' propelled to ily.snl die peace of his people, and if ibis fourth attempt Silesia. The Guards left Paris.-....0n the Illid of *l ' l4 gin be atteuded with "eft" ' like those wbiab bale Pre. 1 April, the EsIPEROR of Mail& took the command tiled it, Franc will at knit have the coemlatioa of thinking, lUt ottes e r blend mu let s ew , w ill b e justly i s opotabk to of his army, quitted St. Petersbeisb, and moved his beam oboe. I have the Moose, se. headquarters to Wiles--In the coatmemciallsai 41 (1 (Signed) " The flake of BASSANO." M ay, the first corps arrived on the Vistula, at El- for or tut Ammo oe Loan CASTLEkES.O II , SE - ! bing and Marietiburg ; the second corps at Marian- Lizysay OF STATE FOR FOREroa Arran's Or ms 1, weeder ; the third at Thorn; the fourth 11,141 IM U ITAPINIC 10.ticETY, TO TX LETTSR or TIRE Sift I Enna roe 701121014 azaarroas, Or Tat 17Til or . sixth corps at Pio& ; the sth corps assemble& it tram, 1812. . Warsiw ; the eighth corps on the right of Warsaw; .• tmidon, mike for Foreign Attain. April 04812: and the seventh corps at ?IllaWy.—The Dimmer set " 51114-Thue Excellency's Ledo' of the 17th of thil l _ n " th , out from St. Cloud ea Ilse deb of May 1,- mimed lie b lima received and lehl before the Prince Regent. Ills Roy at . Niction Mt that be owed i t to hit wow, before tosioul d as _ Rhine on the 13th, the Elbe on the 49th, tad tbe . twist me to ester WO any eeplaratioa upon the overture : Vistula on the 6th of ism." Mich your Excellency his transmitted, to ascertain the preeite SL CON ÜBU LLCM. VT Togs GRAND ARMY: , acting attached by he Goveraosew of Eremite to Ow 'alkali.% 44 'Witlr.ovriskl; Joimit;.llll4.. • ! l ige of yaw Riteelkeey's Letter, , the argent Urillnil doll " All means of sificalog an indsealledial be. wilrelared lailepeadme. and Spat premed by Me antleW4 • Cc "liillOtts of the Corks. " town the two. &spires - lieeeMa impuudilli. 1 1 161 :Lit' as, Mori InshoolOfears. the raeonlog oil tMi proro. l • 4 l grit " Ida . r ei g ned in th° Roth e billitilik ! htletisk ''' l % est MS loyal aotbseity ofSpada, and tbe Goverment i iton to war. Gelefel.s4ElßOltys t . . . 9 14161 / 1 6 e4. )a? the bores. shall he rneerlited as residihß the Emmons% was disesialtsf to Wihtsikikadisiald li 14 116 hi t h e b ead e the Ire eh Greerwaelt ,,,___,' and remiss there ouly ahw days. By that vat pfd he e wes hrmw mad. his aithotity,end noels) the ava.tommus hie **. rerdiasad the lie 'eel* and his hales, east the Ea"' t h e &ward, "met..*Ahassiz to dhe Cortes. now Wrested with tie power 1 sic ein e ... to Itait Watt", in bb maw, asel ty his 1m- M eammsoided ILLUS. enter ated Obis . , . '~ 1 • •:~ ~: t;: j ' .• • • • , • - , g' . ..wyrrENRIOr WO !UPI allairmint to ' . "l - 11 - 111x elimaded taisitly axe explicitly Sr mew. ::,_keelkefy, dux •bligatisso good reilli4P•ok Fr' UPI illpbstal le resive a prepaid°. 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