The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-12-25 00:00:00

•4 , A i • • • • . . 74 ; 44 .4 LTESMAN '4" -- . • - a p.ori 511 ,1. Ailleettr of wbatevet Wed. le be &unit i liiii , O p r0 0 k ,,,,,b i0 ti wat i , ll . • • --,.---7-4•1 liti'MPUl eblietin the ~,,o , itm ,,,apes .4 Ise tou• of Are)so de N 1: it*, abr plying' I .., 42 - 1 ,.. b 1 ....2 . L. - lifi":"; . .. ' d• 3 .. of % f i k )on dr.tinel i t i o supply the 1 41SUrgt&1 5 N, 'halt lA.! 65 .55 5111 41,.. IPIIVMIYIIMPWWSS S M'esii•frbt sensations:: p:•: dri „,,,,, e ,i tteen-i!ed tbe nteputioes of the Prose% arm). • m om, . ; ' )1 1 drieldaltalble . Pt 1 1 `":, An orroleaudlit existing 11i AP wittlsolk4es of Ailey,* •„ 7 , ~, eittlipid.,,,:, ~,,1if. . .i ., . 7 .- 7 „- 0-Satc.eri , g at .ih,lll bctiltatitiieird, *DO reoved roi the purrOse ef 4... opabiekto She vetesailvf' the Preach WO-- • rii mature NI slull be afte wards determined. ‘-I's i " VII ha I*>. rreognired to be of &who manufac- . eigliNfi l 2: Ili thrOugliloadi:airsoos i m p airs itio, • .. 3. :6... :I'M nt r . . , .„, e skill be se epearatatirod burned. • ,4 ii i i '',. ' 4 . Tite ha *es or indarlduata, their ~, iind pri,ate 4 "till , Rep of t which ' Oey. were annoyed:by an flc • w hi c h e ,, n taia merch.odlse, tot peo Pl :red, toe of doil y lire and hardy enemy, destitute alike of cavalry, il ' o ',,„, H ol nall be carefully resealed. tkotal diaelpllne 1 ammunition , y _uotiout in the tow , of and provisions; and iti a climate too, .. i .t i c i „ .. .. r ..vil t.y iptit memos ...lie the . ...l plfla 44.• !lar. of Superior where the' 'cold was so intense, that thethbitiloilikter A„ 5 lee G eneral Division Baron hamarque. 04ot o f ()pee; Ceitalonla, remains charged with the Was 16 and 18 degrees below the freetiutpeint—pre r,,:,,p•lr ~. ,..„„,o , ar 11. e r reaent Decree, which %hall be emulated into sents, opun the whole, a picture o f d i s t ress, i printed and prorate' betb lauirrces. .at which ' )ir fti :r • , Gigged ' Count DECAEN. the heart sickens. But compassion for the long and' i A tree copy) " LAM .1,1 Atl i, Cite! of the Star. 1 1:• j .-tittarters, Areyns del M oat , o rs . 5. mt ., Complicated miseries endured by this immense army, 1%11:.1.T TRO3I THE 1114 , 1011 n Le 'GAZtTT; OF ii mingled with a feeling of admiration at that trans. 4EItONA, 01 VIA 220 intense, 1812. cendant genius whisk could not only preserve it .6 the 6 iliages of Viure, Darnius, Agullana, Stk. from total annihilation, but effect a retreat which ‘,ll l , C:pmany, Cantallops, and Junquera, which has so often been declared impossible' Whether , asylum •411 o band of brigands, and which did the miscarria g p es of this calamitous campaign wilt di -7,:r6 e oc eordilt to orders, send adoices of the sums to .. rle ras, ba been •condenined . to'ati extraordinary Welsh the military reputation of BoIiAPARTE, or coo rribu amp, 4#4.4Agiart, which were paid in the astonishing skill displayed le this memorable re ii Ours- •"" '' t ,a treat increase his fatuere problems which time only 44 Ttiselmsuple, . all, the chastisement suffered by ca . n completely solve. After, ho wever, all the fa tit,toirn of b Arayns do Mar, must open the eyes of _ ri • ctaed tales and pious predictions of his murder and' ' rho most perverse Catalonians. • 66 A r eypl, - the centre sad foots of insurrection, his death, we now find that he is safely orrivedirt , t h oJ ght to make 'head against us. Confiding in the Paris. This is the event, of all others, the most ins. protec tion of the English slitips, which received us : portant to England and to the world. , The popula- Acth a shim'sr of balls and .bombs, and in the P re. ' tie° of France, Italy, and the German *les, it must •- of the Chiefs of the intetreetten, who engaged .... ve,es ...._ se admitted , offer abundant facilities for raising new to defend lt,•=it . had becaisto3lie depot where sow - .. , to supply the loss, which the ravages of .led in• security hiewlassial produce, 10. r. , . . - - te.tic At O t t a eta L Whin& 111116"-- • 4,:j1 •• • • • tlTlOncir t i,W. y r 3..—Arravecl the Amerman 140 0 Per froitt,New•Yotki bound to Boor- Atiates, laden with pot,aihes, cotton, &c. captured by 4118•Patrry hired dotter, Captain liellands. I""Accounts have Wets 'recited b', the above Ameli ' ealliihooner, that Ate Swallow Post-office packet, trent:Jamaica, with a cmisiderable'quantity of specie On board, has been captured by Commodore. Redgers's squadron, and lc-art-lee Into Baltimore. The Lark 'American shiicitterituirtng en board Mt. Russell, V.° American Charge d'Affaires, Who sailed front this • port, had arrived out safe. Arrived the Bulwark and Magyttficeitt, of 74 guns, from off Brest; also the Fanny cutter, with dispatches from Sir Home Popham, on the coast of 4 , 4 pßin. PORTSMOUTH, Dec. ell.—irrived the Pembroke, 74, Captain Brisbane, from the Rive,; Desiree, 36, Capt. Farquhar, from off the Texel ; and the Ze phyr, IG, Captain Ilitchens, from St. Andero. The latter ship spoke a vessel, which had on board some of the Officers of the Macedonian frigate,. Captain Carden, which ship's had been captured by the American frigate. UsigedStates, 0f.36 guns, after a very obstinateactioir l In which, it is 'said, the Mace donia,' had 109;uten killed and wounded. Sailed the Peens frigate, Captain M'Kenzie, with ~eet, enemy land( in. b.. ,ay . - . ~ vous kets,. ammunition, and provisions. it rursiisboa t h e , troopad Milans with 3 or 4,090 rations daily an iusintectional Junta was established in its bosom, and had denounced the penalty ;of death, against every individual who should tummy grain to the towns occupied by the Frenab b T it ti and principally to blear°. It refused with o ey, and even dis- Ziin, to pay the contributions imposed by the C.v. 'lll-Chief: its hostages - • • confined in Fi ._ _ - io this destructive campaign have occasioned.— While the same to organize, discipline, and direct, remains undiminished, we cannotle released from all apprehension of danger. On the other baud, it is istpossiblo s .-thei the terrible reverses of BosArAwres forteteel 41#041 not hare sonde a I strong impression on its * sew, and which, in all probability, will render him • Wickes loalined to the tiff rsatia with a fine breeze from the south.east. . FALMOUTH, * D r at. • 22..—Arvived the Swillture packet, Captaiti . Purse, with Mails, &c. from Hall tat z--. 33 days' passage. UL Majesty's TVandercr, • 18 guns, arrived at Oakifaz on the.l&th November, with convoy from Qeebec : his Majesty's ship Jisnon, of 40 guns, noral.iL ; , were gueras, without their being reclaimed, or any an. bwer returned to their letters: -Aged what was the result of all thib? We eitalsiiiodli fow blitPriess bend the English abandoned theet.:witout they J.4rere board to protect ; we assembled• is few battalions, aid the Chiefs Who ought to haeifilefended it,: have taken to Bight. The wheat andAtektlestined lie the enemy has 'been tonisperted te'lliecelona ; the co lonial produee.has been eativeyed.to Gerona, where it will be sold foolise benefit of the army. ,In this w-v A reyns bat' paid ton times more than it would otherwise hare done. " Catatcniatte, thellaglish deceive you. The in-1 surgent Generals wtso daps not defend you : believe no more their promises, threats, and pug's'. rations. Obey cheerfully, and with pride Of our Au4ust Empefor, whose will fixes the destiny, the earth ;—our great Emperor, who.has unitod under colours three ports of Europe,—who bas destroy. ed the itussiso phalanxes,—who,rules in Moscow, , I ho, when the hour fixed by bis wisdom shall s.rive,will finish in a fess days ,t4e,troubles of Spain." • ---9 " 1 war, and more disposed to listzn to,. terms el peace. taperience is thrown away tonlion fools-`then of Xiqkhefty are sure to profit by her instruction. But whatever BONAPARTE himself may think, It cannot ka,sapposed his Allies iiill be enamoured with a war, 1 Ai commencement of which has been marled ,by to ' I msty disastrous Calamities, and much less will the people of France be disposed to relish a continued and heavy drain on their population, to carry on foreign wars from which they can expect to derive no substantial advantage. , These considerations, render the present moment, pacullartrenspicious to overtures for PUCE, to which, if we art - to credit some Ministerial declarations lately made in Parlia ment, there *ill be no - disinclination manifest on our part—a " consummation devoutly to be Wil ' hed le The letters brought.by the Mail from Lisbon were delivered yesterday. They contain little intelligence of interest or importance. The Allies, on the' one vide, and the French oh the other, appear to leach occupying a line from the Douro to the Taps: , Fir Rowsgswo Hsu. is gone to Cori*, bo that oOP . gommunicatiolistatena through the Sierra de Gate, M those of the French do through the Puerto de Ba 1. lms. A recent estim i ate which we kayo seen of . the rmpectire forces in Alicant and Valencia, differs in some degree from our former statement. Sticnt7, it la said, has certaiuly under his command '22,000 men, including garrisons. Lord WILLIAM BEN. iriacK has 9000 British, and 10,000 . Slctllans and Gentians. The army of F.uo amoulits only to 7000i' but that of the Duke del PAnout ( lately under the. command of BALLASTEROS) is 14,000 strong. The Allies in this quarter, therefore, have - a forte of ' 39,000 men, of.whom 35,000 are disposable. I- Dispatches from Lord WELLINGTOre *ere re ceived by Government yesterday, dated the NI in stant, at Freynada ; but they contain ttothius of im portance. Yesterday dispatches were received at thrs Adini •.. .. . . . \life - TO COMIIXPONDSIiTS. la rely to that Lattsw of A. B. received tits in Quill, we Istwe no reason t) deebt the rUpectsbility of dleriky ibillhod to; but casthot gay adviaitio ao important subject. The Letter of 2. 4 feillettitri,titt TrOVA the Alariels of Srauo, has been patiwesid liar want 401111111“ but it shildl be inserted • 4.. PITMAOTHROPiIIt, ftwe tees th:Mired IrV want of opportudoi, • ..• • drr. .-1 10 01/** ,•••••r „ 7 4 . 1 , - I,lldl ' O . Dablin. „ii,,...4 • ..w•.., 1. • ~ 3. ••• •,(1•;!.t...•••• • Waterfors......../ 0 .••••••••,•••••••••• Cutlis , O .• • • •••,,aspoolke •‘• • Brazils • ..,,b.. l. O O riii•ri•••••••• Malik •••• , ..t..s . ••• I 6 1 •••• • • 1141/111t!Y•0 4 4 . erY4 ... • ••• 0 2 Gloomy .... . 0 :;.4fijggift ths Otitis.' e 40 0. STA TESMA N. • ratty from Admiral Sir Jouu Waviest, at Halifax, dated the 17th ult r =fhe Shannon frigate had cap tured the AmericaW privateer Dorn, of 18 guns, with um men, and brought her late Halifax. The letters which were carried out to America by tke Swiftsure packet from England, it is said, have been stopped, it is supposed.by the American Ge: , vernmeut, in order to ascertain what English properte I remains there. Recent accounts from New York state, that there were lying at New York upwards of one hundred sail of vessels, laden with corn and flour, bound to i Spain and Portugal. Nearly the whole.of them were of great burthen. A vessel from France arrived yesterday, but the intelligence is not important, or of so late a date from the capital, as that by the Papers before received. It is understood, that BONAPANTE is seriously in disposed. The homeward-bound West lodii fleet, under care of the Ringdove and another ship of war, up peered off Plymouth on Tuesday ; and passed up Channel on Wednesday last. sA letter from Hataburgh, of the 4th instant, states, that immense bodies of conscripts and ether troops are in contiqual motion the ss hole length of the Elbe, going to reinforce BONALIDTef array. Gen. Essen, tate Governor of Riga, it is said, has been ordered to be tried at St. Petersbergh, by a Court Martial. for burning the suburbs of Riga. Sir SANDY!. 11011ILLT is returned for the borough of Arundel; and Mr. WSTNEILALL for Itye, on the interest of Moister.. Major-General MAITLAND, we understand. has demanded a Court-Martial, for the investigation'of I conduct in the Peninsula. _ •••:.":,. steering 4o the !LAC . • • ._ . Arrived his Majesty's brie Skylark, 1G guns, this morning ; spoke a large French brig privateer of 16 guns and 120 men, prize to a sloop of war. The Lady Arabella packet, 12 days from Lisbon, . and the Mary Ann packet, foot days fromCorunna, arrived las eight ; but do nal bring any news of con sequence. • It was reported at Lisbon and Corunr.a, that the French were again retreating, not being able to provision so large an army tegether. Head -clear. ters of Marquis •Wellington still at Ciudad Rodrigo. ILarge reinforcement had marched from Lisbon to join the army. Remain his Majesiy's ships Rerenge, 74, Andre-; 1 nteda, 22, and Partridge, with the outward-bound , ibleditegaaeau and Portugal convoys. I • LaNDONT . p*V, Drawsla•9s, 1912. • We this day insert the , correspondenco between Sir 3.11. WxnaiN and Mr. loNaor., brought by the Swifts:ore, and extracted from American Papers to the Bth, and llalifax Papers to the 19th ultimo.— Other advices, by a slip which has been carried into l'lymouth, are 24 flays later from the United States. We learn by them, that the effect of Mr. RuesaLL's communicatioos had boam to produce a spirit of hos tility still more active, and to reconcile to the war with this country many of the Federal Party, who !iad been before averse to the measure. The Repub., titan Government had gained strength by the expo ,lre, and the re-election of Mi. Mantios. was, in I vnist , quenee, deemed to be inevitable. It is stated, i that orders have been given by the American &e -ntire Authorities, not to permit any more packets to liroceed to England, or to retorts to the ports 6f the United States, and interdicting any communication, oseepting through the medium of Flags of Truce. — ft is remarkable, that several homers in London who have sent out liconces,granted by the Board of Trade here, to allow American vessels to ship corn to the Peninsula, have no acknowledg.nent of the receipt these licences from 'heir Correspondents in New York, Philadelphia, app , Baltimore; and it is from hence concluded, that they hiie been intercepted by, instructions from the Republican Government. 6 " We are sorry to ennottaoo the less. of the Mane tionicm frigate, Capt. CARDSX, whir+ has been cap und by the American frigate United States, of, guns, after a very °Whist. action, in which, it s said, the Macedonian bad 109 men killed and sounded. The S i vidlosa Post-Office par klq, from Tamales-, with a considerable "rilibtify of snide on board, has also been captured by Commodore Ron "WS neelk•ll and carried into Baltimore. The roads between Portsmouth and Bishop's Waltham hare, for several months past, been infest ed by a highwayman of no common description. He is represented as a fine-looking man, nearly six feet high, and always mounted on a blood horse. Mr Hou , ltton, of Portsea, unfortunately fell la with this freebooter, en Sunday evening last, hbout six o'clock, between POrchester and Farehatn, when he [dismounted, presented a pistol to Mr. H.'s breast, demanded his money, and succeded in robbing him of upwards of 301. in notes. Notwithstanding the t west diligent search, he has as yet escaped the vigi lance of justice. Contous ClaculareAstti.-.-A Cehtlenstin,diaing tout last Summer in the West of Euglasid;Obsers )rprisle, - "Erie dice. c.of_43F • ._ ~ ..~_ _ - _. —.amen 1 4 0 711 E Itio'rn‘ 'HON. LORD I,ENYO4V: Mr tortii,--it is the privilege of diet* Membef of the august Assembly In which you sit; toltas longue publicly on any stibjett s whether he tinder stands it or not, and to censure any individUal, whe.; ther guilty or not, without Cdnttadictlon froth stran gers, as the community at large is called: but When an non. or even Right Hone Member of Patliament, takes up his pen to publish nonsense or defamation, he becomes liable to be arraigned before the Public.„: like the meanest of mankind, end to undergo Such sentence from it, as he May be proved to merits I have been led to make these obsetiaticitisi by ac: cidentally meeting with a part4rap! , 4 exttiated from your Lordship's Obserrations on the It.ovire Gotha & Claims,- in a Pamphlet, called . The Prolettant Advtkitte, No. I. p. 23, 4; it Edit.: the antbors of which, very naturally, extol your Work to 0... skies, and, in the exuberance of their bigotry •and perse eating spirit, prcclaim that it is their ardent.irish to renew Lord GEORGE CORDON'S cry of SO-P 0 ,.. PERY; without doubt s fat the same ardent pur.: poses. In the paragraph alluded to, your Lordship takes o ccasion, from my alleged conduct in a p, rti cular transactions to vilify the principles of the whole religious eodintunity id which I belong, and you reproach me with not apoluilislog trt Parlia ment and the Public fof he Now, ft% your Lord ship will find in enquiry,. that I have publicly alp _ upon. , met this charge in all the different formi which it has worn on former occasions ; and, as it Is a fact, that I never saw it in the shape which you hate givers it, until within these few days, I hope you will not again accuse me of at least making light of it. Your Lordship commences your attack upon the Catholic principles in my person, with a most whim.• _Oka' assumption. You that it belongs. "to _ I - . With. diepatchetfeeni Kew York : and his Majeity'i r sh e chipaetes% - t - of a Getaetn i a l n i t 7; to doubt' that bri. Chip Laurcstinee, 4 2.1' buns, with a store-Ship, ai-. 1 MILNER authorized an offer of the Veto' in each rived there from England on the following day. House of Parliament."—Different persons, pi, On the Itith ultimo. the Americaa privateer brig Lord, form different notions of the character of a Gentleman. Some fancy. Ihn a mats dressed in Thorn, 16 guns, prize to Mt Majesty's ship Tenr aiss, arrived :at. Halifax: and his Majesty's ship; ' • good clothes-others, a man who keeps a carnage— • others, again, a man witose mind is superior to , false- Herold, with a convoy from Quebec, same day o: ' i (tot' I' and mean yle t meatiness of en kind —but Lord K —bu. ENVOY, Hit Majesty's, ship Airku, 64 gnus, with a con ri lt appears, is persuaded, that 'to make a Gentlemen Vey for England, sailed on the. 12th ult. ' lit is necessary he should believe that Dr. MILNE'S I. • Inglefield, Miss Sherbrooke, Cap- , authorized an offer of the Veto in the Houses of , Commissioner iParliament - !—Without decidit , then, this doubtful lain Dacres (late •of the • Giterriere ),- and Captain i Ls print, as to the constituents of a Gentleman, I will Muskisson (late of the ettriradoes), are . passengers ' take upon myself to assert, that no one of common on board the Africa. . I understanding and candour', Who has paid attention The American squadrirr Of fire, frigates . and two , to what has passed before the public, concerning he corvettes, under the command of Commodore Rod- ' transaction in question, wilt believe that Dr. M. did authorise an offer of the Veto in either of t'iose gees, sailed from Benton on theatetiv Oct. and had • I }}votes.—For, first, my Lord, no Member of Var. not• returned •to port when tbe,Sitiftrure left Han- I limpid, or other public man , hasand I said, o v onl y fax. I defy any man of honour to ray, that up to the even. , . h i s Majesty' s• The capture' *ll4 'recapture of as brig : ing of May 25, 1808, when this subject was, for Frolic, 18 grips, adthe fresh. MIAMI corvette, 1 the first time, in troducedluto Parliemeut, namely, ie. ~.. quart . . 1 . Ito the Letter gouge, it was ever (willed to me from ere confirmed..., ,i ; ... - •w , ..;t" er whatsoever that there was an inten . Also arrived, the' Speedy packet, iktberland, plat. ; au "" ' dun of making this offer to the Legislature. Bow, Mails from Jamaica, 49 daysi passage (the on l y ' then, could I authorize a measure of which I h a d packet which has escaped from Jamaica since the de- no previous conceptioit? In the nest place, no claration of the American war). The Speedy was' Member of Parliament has ever once, in his place, chased repeatedly, but escaped by superior, sailing. asserted, that I did give him authority to 'trice the She has brought home about 40,000 dollars on freight offer. I remember well that, on the abovrmel tioned evening, the Right Ilenourable Mover of the for the merchentet near 250,000 more would have question, Mr. GRATTAN, USA this phrase, 44 I have been sent in' lie? but Admiral Stirting'refused to ALMOS I' authority to say, that the Catholic Bi- I , grant the Speedy 'convoy through the Windward shops of Ireland will grant a negative power to the Passage, which prevented the merchants. shipping.— Crown ;" which phrase, hyperbolical as it was, proves Off the Lizard last night, spoke his Majesty's brig ' that he had no ' positive authority. The Right Ho. - _, on the same occasion, be _ /la:icon, and was- informed, that his Majesty's ship in s u rable Mr. ing l called upon by Mr. osoNey Yottxv., to explain the mat. • Albicare, IP gune, 'had the day before engaged a ter, referred nut to :ay authority, but to ray opinion: large French frigate of 40 guns, which had made off '‘‘ Dr. M. BELIEVES," &c. see Molder's Report or 'Helicon's coming up, and ..got away. The of the Debate on the Catholic Question, in 1808, /laic - ore hid the First Lieutenant and six men killed P• 131, where, by-the-bye, the Hight Honourabie Gentleman's opinion is mixed up with mine, iu an, and.tiOu nded in the action. The French frigate was unwarrantable manner. True it is, that, in answer I .orl Wen , to the questions nhich had proposed to me four days before the dcbite took place, I said that I fully believed the Irish Prelates would concede the isega. tire power; but I was far, very far, God knou s, from intimating that they were content to woke the King virtually kw I of the Catholic Church ; and equally far from authorising any offer or proposal whatsoever, relating to this negative power in Par liament. So far from this, I again and again re peated, that I had no instraftions on the subject, and therefore could gke no pledge u hat soever that such were the dispositions of my It i•lt brethren. In ano ther explanation of this businoFa, which Mr. Pos. SONHY Made to Parliameat, at the requisition of Mr. RTIKR, on May 23, 1810, Vat Right Hrtso.irable Gentleman saki (I quote his words, as revised by himself, in KEATIMIII and published Report, p. 135)—" The Right ll•mourableGentlemar (Mr. Rvoca) has said, I stated to ibe House that the ac credited agent of the Catholic B:shops in • Ireland had authorised me to make a proposal to the House, in their names. Now, the Hight Honourable Gen. • tleman is perfectly incorrect is Clot statement.. I never stated Any each thing ; I stated, that 11 had every ration to - BELIEVE, &c. and, when I was adtetl", far.myautitosity, I answered, my authority was j)r. •' btittormf,"'itc. Here your Lordship sees that t am appealed to, in the face of Parliament, not as au. thorising'any offer that was or might be made to it, but merely as affording to the Gentleman with when* I had the honour to converse, reason to believe, na he did believe. Lastly, I maintain that the very , note, produced on the last-mentioned day to tba. : , House of Commons, so far from proving that I alt..; thorized any offer to the Ligislature sir the Crowd s " on the'part of the Iniak Vrelatfs,it dales se lutedeets,- ' appoi ' —"^ ' hi/. , . ------ .. In case.ef General Taitarebres petitition succeethe!tel, to his no small sarp.... I, over ing for Liverpool, hesnd Mr. Snowman are a spect- 'gent nrabsion the fnitowing'singuiar TAtin inscrip- in the t..,_ Intmeig or their future colleigues, punregl ed to be seated. lon - r-±iLEfeeritus rid 0, per E.—Anaiads le lkeew directly the coottary ; since 1 expressly:stated., that During last week, three 'fiends prisoners here ' the the meaning of these mysterious words, NI Made en- " I had not had an opportunity a cotpiaittai arkii s released and seat to France, for throwing themselves I gull,' and was itafotmed, that the owner Of it ins the Catholic Prelates of Ireland on the Insiogearie overboard, and saying the lives of British subjects formett in very indigent circumstances, awl that his subject of Catholic Presentations." . I ,eireel who had been upset, or fell overboard by accident. 79 I present eaalted iitiration in life was owing entirely to our Lordship,, whether the haieepialefs O h tes The amount of unclaimed dividends, on the t'Oth ! hie having purchased a Shafe *of a CaOthi• Rite at agent islativiv to tha . disitnation 40( i# : psircipsin be ._ , of October last, was 1,0b5,9921. Of this, there had . Eirtoit's Lottery Office, No. 2,'CornbreiVa i nd like- who deriated l at the iSme itriie; tkeg h r i t ,2 42 , 0 ,,, , been ad of to Goloroment at various periods, i wise, that the literal translation of tlti Insolptloi ttructiado iionslinion, 'Sint is Si' Vlit . e eints IS Illft the Bum of 676,7391. l wea l " raised to knee by Er roll. " - ' • die el tams satkels put! - 1 oil IWO II was Mt - - .~ __. . _ .._, - Aim 1 • • r • • t 1 A 1 . I ) t A 11 • I : • 4 ~. 4161 ■ f :-!A