The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-20 00:00:00

. , The CHAIRMAN -1.,11e,” proviiralhiqril th 5f7 Al r. Nladocka. the oppnier of the e D i e d noroogh Faettoo. [Apple/40) . I ; . 4; Mr. MADOCKS then Tosi., and aftte-tlrviiaitivo Lipression of his gratitude, tibserverl, rllO pisdpfis wer e frequently called' a ' eo'n to pledge their lives' a ml fortunes against ti foreign enemy ; but in these' times he thought they ought to be eqoally if *not' mire forward to pledge their lives And fortunes a.. sainst the domestic eiremy....whis was no less Ilan. geruos....who was perhaps more to be dreaded...;.. because he was m o re iissidious [loud applisulteril • 1 ,, ii(mourAble uentlemein took notice .of th; ) , fillacious rumours set afloat by the euemies of lir' F ra uds Burdett with regard to his conduct tit. ,vards the ierjeant it Arms. It had been insiheated that that Worthy Baionet moot to deceive the SIT.. Je w —that his mind was undecided upon Friday wliether he shonld'rellist the Spe :kcet Warrant or 11 . ) t. Now ) upon- this subject he begged to say a jov words, which would skii.factorily explain this bminms.lle was present in the Ilouseof Commons at the examination of the &jinni at Arms, and what said that Aker in his deposition , : Why, that Sir F. W mien Grid him, between five and six o'clock Oo finial evening, that he would nut yield to the - - Sp e aker's warrant. But to his own personal kauwledge, when a question as to this . warrant ~ is brought under the consideration of Sir Francis Dur,!titt, two days berate it was issued, its conse quence of its b:dtig said, THAT MINISTERS WOULD NOT BE CONTENT wiTuoirr SENDING" HIM TO rll2 TOWER,-THE LION. BARONET - DECLARED. HIM DE CIDED RESOLUTION TO RESIST 'THE EXECUTION OF THE 'WARRANT, ll' THE HOUSE SHOULD , Come TO SLICIL A VOTE. This declaration, he (Mr. Ma. docks) staled, upon his honour, to 'have been ;nub: in his presence. Comextittg, Vita, the deposition of the Serjeant at Arms with this declaration, he would ask any HMI of common candoor or common seism:, whether there was the slightest grootill to impute any thing like de:eit or indeCision to Sir VI-seas Burdett These circamstances 'hu.thotaght it the. More.ne cessary to esplain, because they referred to a transaction upon Which the enemies of Sit F. Burdett seemal particularly anxious to dwell, 'WITH A VIEW' TO AFFECT THE HON. BARONETS PERSONAL CHARACTER,. WHICH HAD ALWAYS BEEN FOUNDS° PURE AND UNASSAILABLE. - Kyr THAT PERSONAL CHAR AvrEa• WOULIN'. .Hll WAS CONFIDENT, CONTINUE TO IIE AS MUCII ABOVE THE - REACIFOF CA, • LUMNY, AS HIS POLITICAL RECTITUDE • BAD PROVED SUPERIOR • TO TUE IN FLUENCE OF CORRUPTION OR, INTI MIDATION. [Loud applause's]. Tbc Ho tiourable Member colicluded With . expressing his resolution to persevere in the cause which obtained the approbation of that Meeting, and which reeotontemled him • telhat Layout ofi hicitt-- aispenthmt constituents, liming no.dealat that be, should yet live to see Ile people of .-11toneland sejny. the CONSTITUTION AS rr yvits, [toad, applauscs.] . • . Gwral Matthew, and the eivit anti relitioolitveities - of ' Ireland," being drank with the must enthusiastic expres sions of applause, Getier'al MATTHEW could look upon this at- tendon in no other light than as a proof of their' characteristic courtesy to a stranger —[ No, tte,.' for ,your conduct I .] lie had no idea that his con. duct could have hail the good fortune to attract their notice. He had come from Ireland a Sol dier, and not an Orator—[Hear, hear !] Ills acts, however, had been honest. _IIe had, uni., formly opposed a vile, corrupt, and unprincipled. Ministry ; nor did he now come forward to brand them with epithets which he hail not before used ie the House to their facer. His lion. Friend (11r. Whitbread) would .vouch for this fact...-. [Loud cries s f" we know it !"] Perhaps, how-, ,:ser, the parts of his conduct which chiefly at. tractcd their notice was his attachment. on a late occasion to their worthy Representative.— it,itcers.] He hail known Sir Francis Burdett for twenty years. He had first met bins at Ge neva, and he then thought him a most holiest, up right, able man, formed to conciliate the affix- Sons, and deserve the support of the people.— !Laud cheers.] He thought so still : he thought his argument in the House of Commons manly, slum!, and :.oustitutional ; and his whole course of Conduct far above reproach. Such was Isis opinion of their beloved Representative. i Hear.] He had enjoyed an higher reward, howc`rer, than his panegyric. lie had met the abuse of ba , l men ; le W I ill t0101110:1 with the Nleitib :r for Bedford, and many. others equally unexceptionable, been styled Jacobin, Leveller, and Democrat—so had every honest man ; so had Mr. Fox ; so. had Lord Groy, and Lord Lauderdale. [hear! hear !] So had his illustrious countryman, • Mr. Grattan. — Loud cheers.] So had Mr. Waithmati, whose - speeches be had read with so much pleasure, every line of which breathed lose for the people. [hear.] Sir Francis Burdett was in the Tower, it mss true, but lie was followed by the regrets of his country : he was consoled by the esteem of the honourable and the good, AND HE WOULD AT LENGTH COME FORTH FROM HIS CONFINEMENT, " ARMED STRONG IN HONESTY," AND BACKED BY A GREATER POWER THAN EVER A COR nurr hums-ma, WITH ALL THE IN FLUENCE OF THE CROWN, POSSESSED. [ Load and repealed acclamations.] That in iluence etas now at its height ; it was proved by the Welchem) Inquiry; it never indeed Wa S so great, EXCEPTING THE DEPRAV ED AND . .. PROFLIGATE Prittioo OF THE IRISH • UNION. . [Hear, hear, hear!] HeAlt highly 'flattered by the association of his Siam with Fteland. He doped the time, was corning when all the ditficelties under which his tountrymett labcomed, would be •demo . away, and he expected from that. Meeting some proof of (heir Aequie.cenee to the sentiment. HE EXPECTED IT, BECAUSE lIE NEVER YET SAW .A LARGE AND EXLIGUTESED ASSEMBLY HOSTILE TO UNIVERSAL TOLE,U,A.- raloud Murat of tip plaits - 1.1 e- of 'they woad all thei4tficat4teit Mien !the (19e4lion was to birdiiwured, as the epoch of The In iuls alAtiOnOil ori 14 1 / 1 3*;t t Ilef f w ir l AW;AVor f7l' e! Lt . Ulimas t ip (Weir. 140 tAtiittly *, thoi item; !dared fie never would lie deterred hy the (9" r of 'fnkurp,undocpsed and . ,ftingei . opposing a, kirquist cer t ain and diaerunutite t fiL i — [ifiPitias , &33toilPi Mr. Cionrieb•hcialtt4ll44o9Pkdllokig- Mr. CRIW.NEY wataiiipinl to Reform. Ali ;the people wattled. srltalleaideit Lto he faithful to thbit , fuNoWevw.) ,, Tliet.llntise tit Comment were, 1 :in theory, Viterhientls ofirdwrintipie; in: practice, they were not; OI ERE OUGHT TO HE HOTS AooIDISSOIi3ITION OF PARLIAMENT, AND A. 7 &teak,* [Hear, `heart] . • Tho CHAIRMAN then Any°, :;• : ' " (Jul. liotehintow, and may the Soldier neva forget the 'tights of tie Citizen." Col. livrcuiNsoN addressed the meeting In a speech replete with peculiarly, impressive do. (pence. lie was glad to • hear any sentiment in England, mid particularly from such a respect. I shii meeting; which marked a just solicitude for his native-country. The English people might al. ways be. assured that such a solicitude would meat a grateful return,, and that' whatever was given. to Ireland, would be a gain to Eugla4d. This „ vonliemaa's speech was frequently interrupted by applause. Mr. Jonas Herttotts health was next drank. Mr. .WAITHMAN declareil he wished nit no chant, or Ministers. under the present corrupt sys. tem. Ile would not wish even - to see clever men come into power. No; if.we were to be wicked. ly governed, he wished we might also be weakly' governed; but, indeed, there seemed to be little difference butween-eitlier party. They were con. tinuAly calling one, atiotlrer the greatest scoundrels in the creation ; but if an honest stranger came among them, then, like a quarrelsome man and Wife, they were sure to agree, and attack hint. [Hear, hear!] He concluded by giving the healths of th e Lord Mayor, Alderman Goodbe. here, Mr. Sheriff Wood, and Mr. Clifford. Mr. CLIFFOH,D returned thanks, and the company retired, at about half.past eleven o'clock. -.MAN. • TO CORRESPONDENTS. We have for some time past been in the habit of receiving numerous complaints, both from Town and Country, of IN regularity in (he delivery of THE STATESMAN. arising partly from the late delivery of the Paper ut the Office, and partly from the substituting of :mother Paper instead of it. We have, however, now the satisfaction to state, that by the removal of the late Eoirok, such inconveni- , ence is not wilt likely to occur, oF the paper will in fit-! tore go to press at an early hour, and the Newsmen amyl I be supplied in due time, to enable them to deliver it be-; fore live o'Clock in the most distant* parts of the Town., We avail ourselves of the present opportunity to.point out: 1 the advantages that would result to /toys:imbues,. parti-,1 cularly s io the Sale of Estates and other Property, id fa vouring this Paper with their AdVerti,enients, froth the . , very eltqrtfjTe_circz4tion of-Tote STargralrri; and the respectability of its Readers. ' actuate the *WO ex pectati on, for, ifffiordcal upon MI be proviAst, wil tenants from ihi may !larch:ye With ready money. to take /rink the t alpi cers, shalt Re : yafil lo leveed ape* nth tile e eellency . the (kwerpor t , th e Pentesakt shall take settee 0 toes 8i.W. 1 " r " will *hurtle ' • LOl% .. _ .. . lt(rX ,il.; ': •,, . . . I. ;.• oils -;•...• . I.' ' 4lll f'''.' :FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 181.0.7'AlatJ; " (I:r Gobs ratin & Y.—Holidag at the Pteette,offiees. • - . • , -In this' day's Paper,• we hays ,gigen captain FOSICETT'S Petition to the PLIAISe of Commons, at length. T i o Mr. Wuyraakao, thet Gentitinin is iiitlttted. for its httint received Of the House, and a foundatiosklai}ifor further proieedings; if it should appearthitt the case calls for any extraor. dinary measure of redress. The House ought to be the. medium of redressing extraordinary grievances ; and any Member, who, like Mr. WRITE:IRAN sees the great value of the House in that respect, will ever do right to be most Vigilant in, preventing that PRIVILEGE, one •t of its greatest and best privileges, from falling . into disuse.. But, it seems that some Gentle. , men, and those ,Military Gentlemen, hold it to be ‘rile, that, whatever regard may be paid to the Petitions of others, * those of in. dividuals in. the army ought not to be received in the House of Commons. General CRAU YURI) said, " ho conceived the whole disci. Witte of the army would be subverted, if such Petitions were received." It was a wish well in.: troduced yesterday, at the Meeting of the Livery , of London—" May the Army never forget that' they are Citizens as well as Soldiers ;" but . it would be grossly unjust to call upon them to re. member they arc citizens and deny them the rights .belonging to. that character. Whatever the Go. vernment may wish to do, it would ill become the •irepresentatives•of the people to endeavour to se parate the soldier from his charaCter of citizen, - n d to make any odious distinction: between him and his fellow subjects. But 'it would bp : i •disgraceful as well as injurious distinctionitti say '...." other members of the community may 0(6%0 . die House of Commoni, seeking, ted!essawheit if is dcnkd in the quarter/mm."1 , 40k it 01104,P+ rally to come, but reta i l ftlidignfiSSßHANlllo , o4 such right." The • triftiklaft teat VI any" distinction could be rarstiul tis to who has t , or has not such right, the ao l idiar has the most' urgent claim to it. Ile, when 'he has redress de. nicd him by any. branch of the &Lewis. is pe. . +`;•': •••:"' ... 1 s ?~• .! ~.~ . 4111/1%) . 44 111t 1 resil i era . olpeditatet • ) 9.. 1 / 1 1 . ; g a t: : ) '' " . ' :li thil l i 1 1li qaP Irak - 4*; *o ' r ' ' ' ' ll l : q o 9*olt, t +4lllllO iiitatudPAll4fr %P . ialiff bi t i llA $140 , 1•01 slattamsoe tettlnsidbas Ab3rautstralhalte ' - g - ht' to fiti l eititiflitt 'le ' ' ' . ' •Ft i v i a .Pl4l , ; •11 1 , ' ) F u .00' il --- • t F: ar er t ,l7,'lts u it ti ff 4.1.,,eqnJ-,. f t! :11.1, I 1 ate; and niAlus,i.lp in jury . , ul f thit, vont id% naturally be predate be:osu ti amis:mat cat 4 miilonikr, And fee must': Protest igainettlibe iintendsto,leilmi .1 he sithlieii'complaChtir i aiithof ; to4;:heartrii) . ' IV 31 t / , :et is- y house. I. dQ L :6 1 4 1114 ,4 4 019(1 . 4 r JA fit •.......• I t .1 AA ,merits of Captain Paige 's-44 sissa: l ,W44i,ii .: %9 4 14$ :mother qua film. "—At: psdient,f4bveami AIM& upon the assertion of an individuall * iinft"Witi would not prejudge'llielAolik't ilfittillilifi r if. • But,. .. . ~ATT Clz we do think It ~01CeiliarY, .In att , blterßas, to repel doctrines wilfully or accidentally broached in the llouse i l tlnit may be injurious to the tights of any part of the cotkiMtibity. " '"- .. • -'', " I Tsai Dinner yesterday, •lat .(he-Ptibry of is ,- ~...•—firw.. I don friend S:ol .Parliamensaray ttqqiiii,, l ir 1 ,t 7 , 1 tended by *a most numerous tiqd awl operfobo t assemblage of, persona; .and great order, as well as hilatiti,.gover'netrihroUghOut the ittitte: , 'IA r, WAI,THIKAY 04 the Chair, much fo l biiilitlC(ll4, p . _. and to the great sat i sraenon of tin) cone Bg' Mr. WutTrainais's Speech AICSEPPiti.OF, 14E' notice, for its Ingenuous and-manly etalithaftlial timent: Col. WARDLE was judtly fietteiitt .b. , i,.... , enthusiastic applause. Indeed, most nf the spisise ers were warmly, and very properly applande& it --......- WE received "Foreign Papers this morning, the cnnten'ts of which we have given in a subsequent column. —.......... The following is a copy,. of thq terms on which Ceuta is occupied, by. the British troops : ii The two great allied nations of Great Britain and Spain r in order to increase the security of the ithport a nt fortreto o f Ceuta, without diniinishing the strength of the Spanish ar mit% in the t'eniosula,have' agreed to introduce into thstgor rison a regiment of liiitiAt troops; the contained of which I confided to Major-General Fritz. r. Intimately tut the two Powers are united, it will be the constant >ogre of the lue , ilinry force to co4operate.willt the Gamow.* of .Cu!.m Is defence of the ?dace, and to rep...l the enemy, should beTire to :.tuck it. the caste and the ititt restate the sanif., &Wise efforts will all be directed .to the sante object. "' The rIP* gion, laws, usages, and customs of the place shall be scrupa T lott:ly respected Thelesidgme.of.,the lititish, its eohlunel hian with the Spatilsh tin , — whim* it wir - to Kin Ferdinand V 11. - nions, will afford or expence„ the t vale property. conformably to (signed) " Head-quarters, Letters wi the Ist, and Trade was ; longer their molts of Ei F rench sysf poverty au' A vessel ha, fr 'ayal, which we learn that twetity4ve English ships work tying there that could not procure .freight. The port was so ill provided that there were only ten boats of proper dimensions-to assist in loading the shipping. The Nimble cutter has arrived from • the 'Medi. terrattean, and is off Plymouth with the yellow -nag. It is probable that "tha accounts by this op.. purtunity wilt either confirm or contradict the die. agreeable intelligence respecting the situation of affairs,An the,-Ea4tern coast of Srain. La liflloiti;l7:rench" frigate, strived at the Isla ; of France on the Sthotlfan.. with the Pictor sloop of war,. whichihe capOred of Bengal, after an action of four alSo a Potlit• guest: frigate, irillirthe3rincrpu, , The French filliAe arrived r to the Unicorn, sailed the 10th of January. •An account has been receifiddii: House, that the,ship.44.liiirlinis dont, outward-brkt; !PO° selir I of France on the 'Mb of Juiui frigates. .. , . N - . Letters of . i l at i 2tl Inst.by Mail, state that the must rignive expected tube Ol t iipted this dish Governmeat l lb:ulyeto 0 d and the ftaltic.a ' VI iberations in' the Ilra Wt:klt A L ' X. requisitl. mi on rl iaa.s hrn* s i et )1111.11, request in g . t o c al l the epttiNc i l ilifintayv in ip, thc*liTtslebereis . Fipeohltun. -,' Trisled',.'•6• Aißriiii!ipii,;llii in atyn'til...,tenilliii, patiid : Park, befor ilie,Costwe.tio 'parried, by Many bianchei of . Some thousands. of did G nak!, 1 body, widchconiiiitSil in lill'a , • The Itioniteligtitirigaaieg .andLieistensist.. fonel W jiiymo.uth, (we . I* , (irttit.t4; on .., .On Wednesday, evening. - t' kit a ono-bone chaise . in thu", •ditch, the _horse took fright,. which the Qebtleraca well:yoqt , and seriously hart. ,%:, 1-....., "41 ~,;• . . _ - ... • . , , . . • . . r . . ...- . • . , - * • • ' a. ~4 . , ~ .1: , —..r___ 4 11 ' II '" . _:_ • * _7.— _ li • : T V'. 311. i. 13 A king* 2.3 ;)11 d'ill}l 4 l BAbAJOZ, Aravz.-2....The French division ' llll4 °Willflik - ectiqn 4 4#f)AN.lF4Raleit - lii istrimeimievel 404 1 ,30,,AVNis4fflik icf.,!i .ektify. *ilk • omit flew i Of. , atliiir.4s SitaftipAtt 116.04.0 L. 1 3 ., 0 ..1-4, ,PI be.; 1 'Nikki 4ii,l lb stAbe '. 4.11- Id Itiftirr.„ i ir ; a rt i e jftP -1 , 'l li i va ' .1 1 6beiti f t% ( 1 4 gi ti t e c oit et i l t iiiiieratt li M i 4011 1( 4 9 ,A.1 • 41 # 11 • IRt l' . f • • . i. .......k . 3111°4 14 g LitVti:4o) I A *MAW, .4ild WRVS I OilemE IN a Wile lgd .. 'into r.eurnetersintiess4 iispiltatu,sals ( issipeLelif 'iiiiii:idifils4firei4in4Viii. itiliti6,3llitriteo • 41 1011411* 1 0 1 04A 4 o r .. Ist H o ' . WWI ic4ze . 1 . 1 0-P9Atsi!Oka 1 .: 4 9,,, il ll 3Siltf I . 11 !I d e m Mane will snekeitisaltresubsterlifhing4l44l . 1011. thein...AiredlOrt Di.ii 44p0itt2.1( 7 v. 'JO t"-,r 1 6 .: 1 _.. i Aka , 8 I V j . T 2 • i l A)irtia - 2 127. 1 k l pi r riPs: ' 1 :44113iiik.41.01169m, .11n*I r ...1•01. -,pl-irn A Pmy.Of_,o)o lor#,Lileeeknii4glititt44l 111,101kiewifit Report> telle 9ntirrione Jessie cus., , ,til .lei • inisi SEJI " l'ilaiMuGeKtraT Doe: V. 1141thsteroll litti ft*:lslbe4- lunder yesterdaypdatee-frata the environs of , : "tit it , the troops and& 'his orders hasp completejy defeated tkd, IFretlch, and thAndged - thtmt -*Out air the . points of Notatel -Otatti, %ad The straw posit iao of !Mato, wit. voey consider* I Zit 1 itti l t p i 't 4 Ill is e /k ? th as ein ll nny l l i t 3 ;lo b r Y . b l itNnt he's hea vy La r g Jo 1 s., as scant as the weather b ecame suatew l? at better. —(Ltobeti Genre., Arnia )!. •—•.• •• . ..,14:,..„ - uta' . .4.4alsoile, , r.Aeat a 2,...0r*Wel halrepaitaillesibrdiltur ileia; days the I,isentbarlyt , tiun , of nemerous Etta g til ia r it it6t, - licifel l "fehiqrtiliet'seliis hqvu t.. :CD • s *wil• ' f• r' 4J 4, t." iktiki ,• , tatclu arEa!od p reinfU s eco 44,11 M i i 4 „,„k lii Britantgo•ataisstisuppotts: the &flag* -WA kilisdinue glidt , Spain. : We arc nut yot aaellilmehl 1 lOW thetiiiiiit 'Sitar "Of 'those treeitlkisteti . !%i,...: •.:I• , T 4 in (Dr! ?F4er Aslotir rea d' Al* be 01,.44 . 14", in 5495 . of the generous 'elferii of the Brit4sis 91044,, isik ' insert a farther atelmeent bt-ttilitNasbet Of..gllg lish ships which 'tilevg,t thtlise exneliieest Irere and entered the nit is! - s4lll'Ocy teov i i4 iSeh. to . . r .. the 31st of .4 1 01t.!?4,0-' .... ti , i j owl*. A •c. ,t 4,1 Sail etc* liii..!4 - liv "f0f0 4 1 . • 1* d ile 11 .i7i1,141 . Frigates •i• • i t *tett it ltreli t td WS' aim, i Schdenril Ond i #Wia' 'k, . 44. Istoo , • Large Trapipoetii........., . d . o . .i .... .0.::, . • ' • '-• Jts I'd Imat - r-0.1014 VW Aturgi nallebil: . 4! i . . 11 JD* !Ma 11 - 0411speestan as , : wrsisi t i **chinoiserie% i. t'ttigOirillia:Eif 'AMP beitiliiitittios*lf' alli Oitt4# • 4 1 :4 8 11t- "4 4 1 higtf l.' rels,VArylite(l) 7th ! 4 figiVlNfkfftnifil47 . /W. . . WS ... Isi'TiAis grasalteenstsASSW hig fludaibbvo94olllf idlierifiti ' 4/6114( --- "ivritriiiiihimdamlis '''atliso 41;74( • " .. ) , . ai the envoi', Alin Ott of else Atter•inaleseiret ;143t t o 60Q. 1111 elOpOsern?ehieh laiinatel , sathiut irootel**le Caiieeptioa. Prkleo u . I PAnufs..4lll.o*- meauged.by ancoOrers from Bisbef,:haeitial to Andaluihil/llke late Central Junta, bkilWit 141,414i01ved....( &dojo:. Diary;. • . INTgLLIGENCE s 8 1(.0 PORTSMOUTIi, APICAO54iled the Nig*/ frigate, Captain Ileywiaddi for the Noree %%he `lady of Lord Collingvierdd t gode round In that -* • .:;• • .1 i rlprl j In 11.." lirCettlE sis -- e' •" - .4. I. II ,if - - ,- Art•ived. Titus. I) ue. I • Deliiin $.. 3 nide rford ... •• .... t •ips 4*. • I . 0 .• • 00000 • • ••• • • • • Gni tentl4ltigh • • •• • p 'Atty . • • 1 I , .., . Whorl o 0 di op 4a • • BrINI • . • ' '2 o ' +IV . 0 ,—,a--._...----.—r—.e--i---.--Ai—o,--- r ---a.. 7 1 1-IPlu-S'I'44I'ESMAN.• LONDON :' • c - .. a uc!catitgutv.in Jac pruisn, to comuoc- 1aw. .. 1 L„ , ew albs tatiesiv , I , d , iiinstaii. Spaiii3h troop% whilst lt will mime to King cww Nn U. and to hilkmecelitots that part of his domi- •Afkui, /NIA " bl i 9 , • iird the inliAritains, without any additional cost • 71 ;7`,,,,ti al . t • • * . he trunquit poi:Otsion find enjoyment nf all pri- . kvem,ajnoto .vi r 6, . ~... ~. . k in r. The Drill , * 60,041111 iontlact themselves -• ~ , to those sentiments of sincere friendship which llllo,llltriaMteplfflifflp glik.Willkell. , • ' 1. • , NO MOWN t but should any of Ova, sown/ to , asid us„,k. u d i rg ~ p 1 ,44 tirdirsisopsirmi forget their dury, sitti-factMii an redfrilitill be ' 0 0 ""7°•• ""'''''' I complaint. • TlWlntops, during:finis ally; wau . 41) -,, . .', : • - ,- *rapid. 2 0 11 11 with excry articlaforshcir subsistence aid •. ~,, 1 •" . • i • , . * . , : i ♦ .4 g "ft feet this garrison or Ole tikaciik. %Autumn" '-• , ..,' .y ;,- I . . ", , , a _ Lt , f i.A .01 .,„ 1: • !Of•Aho•iwitabitnives ofteata doll be•paid ~ ; . e it ~ _ , 9tifsvoi 'duel.. The quartmcwilich it 11PX, 3 0 4 . the toltabilants, rim. thettitc ( HoPa " 1-- - 1 07 4111161 / 1 . 1 . e f ie t Ai S f i hk4l / 1 4187 4,_ 111111 ~...I M ~..,. e: rid - for monthly, tie odienvite, us t , . wish tbq °wa ' ves or'sbott , bentrccieeikvAlmais- , ' i.• e ' OM gifileetteggiq lir, • • Onvernor t . And lastly, *twit tirciantstattpts,* . • . ,_dott" ltligi , i shalt take tfocli a favourable Nina-940*w; • , 4, - .44, t rcsans us r .•• 1 - '.,, .. ' ii .. d • , • . •••• • t-4 ts-• ' i • - Brit islltitops beeolites no lohgeenk sb • • 0 •Ed • t itsW gerffsoni !cavity the Gomm/ ' , ' • / oh t ri•kri_h_ii_o ~ if :Ceuta as satisfied with theiec,olOttit i adipandillile#l4o4B,3.4ndt ,Wil " - • dile happy to have contributed to7th eiletniittaet -i4lool . landhall oiliqsretitio • . . , ,tied) " COLIN CAMPBELL. A1i974111.4 ... l i tirtiiitib tAtrinertioeffigilaiketik, 1 • I . ~.4 ,_ _Commanding; C . hie . s • tu l• , ; •,,,,,i , ur N . ii „, ii i : , th , tatters, Gibraltbrowitch4l: . _ , ,t t . • • ~,:,i , „1,1 6. 1, bas tattiesn 5.,,, Tr r 9 , t;, e ridl, - 1 1 \ fish hay* Mg Millefi , lol i d I: W l A I N ' r . .W. lAi 1 i i i4 t were yesterday received' {cops / I . - souppofillusgiismasAlkkisainiftiespitiptir 4.) 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