The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-05 00:00:00

J corral:lo. z . Printed for shenvi!nAi ;lee' c, allinAusts (Sitecessets te Mt. 11.4), Slisepds) Paternoster-v.4T, _ Yuur inu•t Witant moNTAau LT RGO E. Mirk 11 ill..lan. 1, lrW. • SUBSTITUTE FOR CERMAN MEET GLASS. "QUI RitINT 5F.1.1.11M,5, and others, . a re re.pretlallo• hifortned, that titer matt be supplied w " p, root eta., !Atom.. of .ter, superior colons-, a.tal per ( rcil Bat, from the steuillert ,dinseraistos in the si.se of t 3 by inc .r., upon the. mot fluent! ferias. for trolly money naly. hr ih 0r 5.,...1 and S.otta, at No. 14, Orto.l l ,,et or at c l e.- Tyne lita.a Warehouse. E.trl-street, near Blackfriar's rf Wiiwtow Glass, SYbalesale, Retail, and for Expor taw,' . . ~ • •li l r TON. . , ' Parlaer with the lite St• JAMES 15Lo1comit, • lest .vetl 1.• t Co , altill. Lear tbe Mamma-II arse. It`II:...TI:RN 4 hil A ratoful thatikt fur all favour* / reieivetrtiarlog•tbe gift years be wag the *AY Part . rot Cid per-nn castweted to tbedlLbtierylkwileis With the Lie Si, ~.,inn firma:sob. sad rrypectfullwiiilicile Hk cum ;kw* of hi. friew Is.atid the Public, at his pretest Olke. 1 Mi. 2. CoRNHILI, iliow established uteri" as 1.0 *Wm aw -1 e v• I. and where the 'totalled oder will appeet that civility 1 ape mention fur which liis Ammer mildews was p.srtiatiarle ' -Noticed. . I The Lottery wilt be Draws ALI. IN O.\f DA..X. . . FLII. 14, IVO. • The Referee aid Plait of Drawing Are in tbehtselves :itij . I rod. *ad were 24 anivenaNy slimmed in tile Lim Lougrryv. Vivi very few word, - are required to Ito ite purchasers—' E% ton Fieverore has only to add; that as Tickets nod Blares . stun , near eert,tinly rite, as early applicant/a shoald be made at his lucky Olbee. , • . No. t, CORNHILL, near the ITantion-Horse. t • _. 1 PA4 D ON . .DEM AN D. , 4,414 X N IO.OUO • lii ~ £10,030 . 11,194 ~. 14. i .t 4 ' • 1),001) 8.116 l4OOO 19.41 tan. ~.. Ile:ides Prig* of £4.000t .el,OOO. £500, . &e 'llll l etaad list 4 Capiint Prises were sold in Sham" is the . Was* three preceding Lotteries, at the.old established State Loners Oilier., 4 3 ; Conduit. and St. Illargarctlt-hlll. Bo ' follAs of HOlifs SOY ind Co. sit,ho were also the Bat his sell ton Prim of ,E 30.4110. 11 O RNM i I' IMO Co. respectfully solicit the. favour of the Politic it) the Newiliate Lottery. which *hounds a Oh Capital Chnncest diet Rise beg lewee to their FtienstA. that they will ese.their best endeavours cure Pr.ses worthy their posses/nag. • Tickets 1x:14 Slutresare telling at the lowest priee•. • Orders by Plat or Carrier executed to an 7 pail of the, on the same terms as if present. C:r To be Drawn its ONE DAY. the 14th FAL ARY next.—Two, three: and four Tickets of the sane : her toss be had, so that £40,0)J, .iift3o,oo.), or 4110,41104 be obtained tit one adventure. . PRACTICAL. BOON-KEEPING. . This Day was pohiiibret, Illomrsted with numerous Engravings, repmeatinle . l%. miss Fenn used is the Cosnimpbouse as Bills, Nos*, nlipb, Ac. Re. eternity ostirsired is meeall& sine*, hands, Price 7s. bound. the PLEM F.N'I'S •of BOOK- K EEPING, SINGLE as Well am Imunt.t. EN' R USW complete lairedsetion the Bushes of *e In 41 its Deposimests, and adapted to Retail AIMPti testae Coucens. By JAMES MORRISAI 4 4 * _, tent‘ • Master of the Memos , Amides, ,IBMlllotr. The preseat Work divests the Art of ' ie. Pra and asset intricacy. and by coilifseseing with of ry Is the simplest funs, wltkit are adapted ti 111 Trade, it will prove useful to a Mots who have been perp lSets o exed by the et mew Authors. Oiber i f Books are slew extensive Wholesale Co:mem, sad tie Crated li) geeitium (or Exereies, sad by eirseed "- the various 'Dements used dap builsem. Prised for 111C/1.4.RD PHILLIPS.. • Bridge-strest alackfrion, Leeds*. aild to be bad of aM Booksellers v Great Brush, and Ireland, with the fall aSueleso• Sehents. Of *hem may also be bad, forming a complete Cossnienciel 'Education. I. JOYCE'S ARITHMETIC of REAL LIFE( SIM EMI; foe Sehooti. Price Si. ikl. I. A SAY TO DITTO. for the.," errs/ 0,1 .ft worked Asswen to an the Quelliksls. Pike S. The GRAMMAR of TRADE sod CO. re! easeful/kg geseral Principles as t Fads proper to I mined to Woof, by yew( Permit, designed knob of Trade. by Thous Mose' aesn. Price Ss. 4. The BOOL of TRADES. or Library of the Ann, with testy ilisrseiews. vols. 9s. S. A ONNERAL DICTIONARY of TRADS, COld- BIERCIsad MANUFACTURKS. Ti 4 rIIA •YH "Os Prise 111 s. bawd,. . . ... ..1• . • • A 641 • • •. • t, 'r . : T IT oI#RS. I • • . _ S 'TM! Da, was ;mingled, ' • Benton, til. 6r.bmwe. • . • SIR ISAAC NEWTON'. CALCULATIONS on the . VALUE" itieltILSES. PitElolol.og, NUITIXS, and REVERSILOXARit PROPERTML This Invithabtt. Wu* btu *long i out of p int. end h tiow considered of the Mu** hmpottestee, being a •Conspirie and Stirersaide res. the Bever: or Seller of 4nY of the affire said' PrepAttiel f fiery -table . ** eleioriy extdained by eaqy and fmnilinr Eznalb . s. so tbat ti.e reM'r has oaly to ascertain the Ir, - -pored th , or to be gnus* n Geast. e Tables I •is book, whe ' smelt Lease, Frnetion. - • • SUIT oiMort.r.irsut • Tactoutr Clit3Lof'Ellitdo4 ante t hive On , Shaft, Ow iriAsf h i l lu rr b eirittlk . Sen n ' ' oli 'ldsed sot Tweet, Ifelabeth, ni Doe Oak*: N uses will be publislit4 weekly WI - the 'ftrik pitted; or the ri RS* TA kT 'Series if !tildes 4iiesliy Iv Firs at Tea Skillinip eaell4 ar template at aaceia., Two very large sad flosettrisSed Vosteri' illuarated whib One tlan4red and Fifty astrior_ stv•- in a. • Price AA. de. ietwit* et 'AC 1 .• 114110•1 810 Y Abat OEW CYcLOPIA ; or, COMP.*ZI: OUS DICTIONARY Olt ARTS ATID'•9OF: t:\CtiSt initialling_ EV 110 DERN D [Scala ,C.„ ST an‘f the YRESF;NT' ATE of EVERY Ha of umAN KNoivi.VE•Gf.. . f • • By GREOORY, D. D. • Printett foe RICHARD PHILLIPS, • Mr. Aridge. ante. Ri. (*Hire; and to be had of all BositorSerr. News ales, andstb i•Draleni in Books, is At United Kiagitoin. : . A NEW FAMILY BILE, *1 'Salt blaithly Puts, or Out Hundred Wee.gly • • - " Number} . 1 Os Ifikt/ay, the Ist of. January, 1910, will ba 1 thefaan PART, the whole to be ceattrt rt ill it s it ill ; Monthly Pub, each Part cootainliq at The Plates, to 'brim Two very largeValasaes is Qsartuctlalkord Pa per, it 9 s. each Part-can Denty, •or rasalk tint iNgyr itie t each Pui ; or no Common Delay Paperoe at ss. each Pat. If • estiallah ditty `4'111.2/ .... . Y . ~- • • *WWI' 11160 ilia Cots. AiiiitiOn of the terra... 6111;h0•India, as doiribllvised by law.. • 'rhe two papers which you Illifiltrosisatitted fokss,' and Which haver given decagon to your Imo proceedings,, bear so strongly the character at bold and dangerous sedition, and the principles. *finch they wrote* together With • the habit* and ',practices to which those principles ucetssrily laid, tai's-pregnant with - consequences so adverse to . the Etanquillity, sail oven .to. the security of these provinces, u well as of all the foreigollominions of his Majesty, that we cannot but COMMCDtI the. its which you have opposed, in the the licentious spirit which . dictated ilocuiseuts, and of which too many othbr recently afforded. at the same limo observed, with tion the disappointment ,of. the tdictduals oho have taken the most op this Occasion, id their endea— :he arm y at large, and in the hope. regard to atipitfortunos in which their alaudittes, 'they aPPeir of impliCating beexperi4 their body in their oast raski calamitous consequences. • indeed,"stiduce the Coast Army by deceiving It ; add we eau .againat those younger they may naturally be,-in the jest ' Military Constitution, 11841 more both in -jadgmen_ t and coo. , potaiiiismeratesploOf .their authoriry. . `.. . . arei that any 111.imPressiosi lritiosz, Aliftlik hem* made on the Gravy serving Eir.' ialliddilhiet of Fort. St. George, amyl itlibiesitailleigio;tbe Aftlfel diseemiaation bf . ioneknn oplitioiso Mt 'false theories, concernin# the relation whir*: an overly 'ban lib the State,. , . more partictierly f elisterhing that •In . whiib iirmias of the Cast but* Cunspeny hate been laeed by the taw and epagfliotlon of this Part of the Empire, with respect to the local Governments *tier which they respectively -serve, We entertain sanguine Impe l that the promulgation of sounder ample. on these sables:lm may cheek the pro este of efrory cod tabetnally defeat: the mis.! L'elleimes devising - Id halides men, whitio it may tea: Sere yen from the painfal *net:bosky of extend,. 'fag beyond thesaselvis the centred of severilliinud etrerarin. 0' The subordination of Military bodies isi;ilso &SIN is a prophsition too WAI 'established: too Olden: wilily understood; to balsa been pithily ? totteptinitly questioned In any quarter ;bat k hail 'beets auhatentially disowned by the-pre:eat nibs& tArelrf the east Afar, ; ,inaststeeh is they have tioltretet, lie 4c4od • the contequeuces 'Whieli ale etisarity result ffolftlnit fontlainattfl Mak. , ,i • • , r- riiiiitrikllMAto placed in *l4 Ok Of ill _ _ . • . . • • • bodies - ' yet - ilitliztene pet'. —.is, with .the setae signatures, purporting only to be presented by the petitioners in (heir individgat capseiticeovquiti be received withoutubjectioe. 12. Sucliii the jealousy entertained' of .comlpi. „nation,-even in tke•cast of bodies the most insig. fti,ieaat, mid the least calculated to inspire that sentiment. But a constitutional jealousy of the military power is in • manner chatacterimieof oar Government and Nation. This sentiment. is far from derogatory to the high respect *Ad , twee. rence in which the true character and appropriate -virtue. of that► most honourable profession are ever held. It is foimded on the soundest print!. rplet of-military subordination and civil order. A deliberative army and a deliberaive navy are both disqualified for the discharge of .the proper and. honourable duties which form their. tree 4fis. tinction ; and when their deliberations tattle son. curt and combination, -the public peace is °Odin. `gored. 13. 'We are accustomed in England, witliou t distinction of profession or degree, to speak with pride and reverence of that nice and scrupulous so. licitude which pervedis the constitutional policy. of Great Britain on every point that affucts, howe. or remotely, the great and primary concerns ,of civil liberty mei domestic security ; blesiings • ,whichitis natural to value most highly lo &yowl. try wherethey are best known and experienced. It is this great national seatiincot which rectieires, is the main and most iodisi.eitsable provision fur cisil security, the absolute unqualified subordisa. limenfilutitriejr. to the Stets.; er,iu otheg.worslo, I to the Government of the country. Out of the same pried* springs the necessity of peculiar re. etrsints ou the military body, and the abridgment in their ease, of-some privileges and practices :which are permitted, because they are not devoted hazardous, ittiother paths of life. !; •14. , Amongst the chief of those restraints are to the placed the strict prohibition of .military ',e l ation for the furthurance of professioual views or .iishes, ma of .opea and concerted opposition by; military men, in their Military character, te4lie 'Government, or the persons who.ndesiiietert it. lb. They are 4ot precluded_ ist.ediser mad. G ds, and in thp proper plicei,fiteAsthe whatever .thh tie are they may approve, in , Ohio vapilsipi•m of Fipublic .pinion, or in die promotion of lawful •objeets connected -with it. But these •are mot military •Porseits,ol4l which.they can..bwpet.• mined to partake, only divested of the separateeha. . eacter and influence of theirarder f sndidendef with the mast -of their . coantrymen. The ozercete of these, political capacities, is each:dad bulk camps, and garrisons, because its , admissiost there ie In. compatible alike with, 'every military and cisil slily; end ueitheelhairlimvareign net their mutt. try wilLeedure, thatAtinsies ,which ore 'the • ser. eangeour the State, alto t , !l.,pot timieselree...up in tomninstmeopposidup who are tithed With itseetiority, end.assui, WIC of -dedonca - suipliell . alistethit nattiwo. , Wisen their will 'ample iolr/. ft r feuds, and I 1 Wile to th i which ibuclt 'coostry, EmOssifoten, sutler the hiely like with their rustrate their whewthrse the; 'Wel perceim and . I let bati been 'Gaud& no. trait, the Lac. latch bees irregular birth, will ap that Army, the present etittreepto the Intahlt,antivet that ' 44/ .1 . • diA;:krtir • ; tite•Cima. • •, • . / •. ~ • . ".". - • 4 ' . '. .. u: - 1 • t' - ..;. . 1:. . . ' ... ". * . -..... ". : • ~- • .. ...11 - - ..1F: . - •: ;. :4 . -,...... ... 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Printed 'and NATURAL PlilL010?ilt : by Sir lama *ebb ‘ . p blieted bs T. CUTTER (upwards of twelve years taw. Ted ism WIWI, 4 4, iiiiii. ' . 11P . iik114111.21pIt_str o.m7Zetew it. e.l IE.• B. Ge r , Pocks* is asettle 4 genforiii esteoielis, are has r. • - il t the Chester Chronicler, Esstgateitrert, Chester; By Ali li W ' tr,.• i' lliar h I iv i' Aueous, ',lunar , / coramanications. and Or- To whit+ are added; Newtdo 4 4 Mita of ale W 't a ' 4 1. ' ' . 1. / .. " 11C , L " 1/kil ' F. " lit. stew, ' T ' -4- n 1 ' 11141.VrhodillISMOOS•dian the unit•d voice of .a • :, w r ," - ' A i l .' p er v i v , will be thankfully received; and Adver- rbort Commeit Wis laid • Deßdee - le *lhe Ptiocipis s W. •'EI • 1110irig easc.We hate the hotsior"lo .tionseirmit mod powerful hotly 1 t b red 1 11 OM 0 1141$11re t : . ., r- ...: . a•su red, from his hour/ledge awl experience, Enters.in i With the Laws of the. lima% *Mimi dig , ad k ' - !be l'ollllllll of yoat dispatch node,. tiled WIIIIIIEff sicl is clerical frees the onion of aii. ti Grcyity bi. Jahn *lschia.. Aswan. Prof . rat Great., add ~ secretary t o ese,gosito _satiety. A trees maws. oily th y I Ott. lachniiis copies of a proposed . Mary iMislibers, is a perversion of the p,,watioetea. i,...,:;;.‘,l,;:vnurf7tWill be dot' p•lstred to , the best advantage. -- LlfLrt the /team". '.: •fla l ibido saremyursviiest sad ess..• : va t. t,seakaft_ sit , tho Goierdor.Ge. Ord , oss them, and falls distiactly witihis tie iiiiiit TO THE NOBILITY, CI.1:allY, asNivtv, Afro by FRLEIIOLDL Kg OF THL COUNTY iiirLSSEX. . Primed I lor ' Irorissit ; ; . ; . ..bierrAy..sud Jose% Paterowter. : .. 4 0111111i', ' ..16:ank elate army. of Your NI& OMNI dawn. of those siolatiemaaPulwar Mika sag r,ENtt.eari, . • • ram. a ' ;04.0 an. Addesst.ta Major 'Boles; hien already detesilivi„, • • . yoisr late worthy tied respects. - • ,1%; '7. ' -'. ..i •.. ."*"------ MIA . stiljthliteGisatichly and'eeporting 11. ;1 4 1 6 e 4 =00.sweit sad prabib: .1). /FRE Ikath et hi e 111-mher, Colonel Bullock, haviisr oesaelssed. a. . . • This Ihiy . wo a s t raihiss i •• • our Represeutstioxt, I beg leave to idlar own*. ritip til Ow issadsvose vein sin,:toi. Mor i a 1111 3t'lle'lPiraC ollllll o •' . 111() the Olken .0t cute • ies e bbampoi Ale offig a. V34.',v;t . lei . a r r OCI I RINV, 1014,' - o#LlCRlpi res ' ry ir or wilty l la d al t sed ..:. . :tintiaresood to have t ' l eer • i 0 0 0 , 6 *. ohi a lo p e ... ~i, ~....e,..r. 5 ,,„„1,1 Ibe so fortunate 11% lis , WM !his 'she* Iss- FLUXIONS; - • . (hissidis isitot la osr(•limimiiprisiaipally •_ ,' ket, , . . r 111411111411. 'WOO of !Liar riinierr 'ed so me, s out di of *sat Vii. ge slut wilsjeet) . .. . -in thl ssiedii • ". •.. -. •. • • It • and . • • • . - .. preetempeleOtoi it _ - ~ .t.•", 11110.0". . A..di•ler. 1 . . . .._ ~.earritio I "hould balm trout ed yaw illi - • •. " t h e n ew. .if !big •rielunclooly event did ant reach me at a 4e;!- - ' ev Tttbm iti : PtiOir,. F...1i. b. : : .' VS 4lll •l 4oll 9PreSki lige prey Caa; lir On/dillblellig s ,PO'llifildt . loo , prelloviallie the - name ipt . ear edy , youth tai S•duril.• hi.i. To which 4s prase* 'an Acessantat his LOS. Revisal had ditshahlakho eat tditsMOrsit, - stitsvealft, of the .or descriptiete„oCesek with the e goopil e ast b o di es , I 14.tve the h.qtlior to be, Gettilerme, • • . • and r . enstelyd.b . y WIRLI . bm Drib . :._ ' _.- : .._ L',llr/t prieseplex - of 'oie . lmodieeilors; and of ilwieott. ineerptteattel 41. oherlett end yet theism' pelt. v.....- ....• faithful humble %errant . _ _ . . _ . __ L.................._.........."'" . 6. - girr•-•••---"- - • -- "'"" ascertain the Years tine ipired, or to be grata* of a (Awe. • of his Majesty that 9 " A . ('tin... _ . • and the Fir , and look to the Tables is this book, where he. • Wiirs:REAS an Ait verliselnent f,f a Popo Aid, 1 witifi:id the ;NI Yika of suck Leese, re I Frnenee. wise energy *ilk whic .w.feal_drawa op...aided '' T:10%1 AS PAYNE I Printed for Sgeoringt • Ninth and Jones. Pliankiirr_rew„ verreutset, • tho Ikea' co‘im.F.TELY JUseitFis•D." appeared lately in the I . • ^ 2 --- ... "F'a -.:. ' 'an . *- these documents, and p..pers.cdootheied to mislead aid deceive the Poldic as to .._• nec•IID Ir.D CHOW. erissiderabigerdiriireJiNf issjiMed. ' proofs hare been retort Ys h. .iyiwy. . Just published, Pries 4.44. baited; ~ • ~..•-c % 3. We hero at tin Thi. i. 'a rertlty. that the said Adrwthweseat was ieserted vf .. ~ a, , 4 . 1 , 6 ,..., 1 , 14 .. a ~i m a w . • an . so p ar ic e ,, b, thed e .. A N I.' 4 ITRODUCTI , OI Tu GrOGRATRY; intim .- r,, e m ,phirt 1. reboil to a rhyme disput,e..id chiefly fir the use of Schools, w,ith 11 lay C. tilifdial satisfaction Il ,e,,. ma. -T. , . 44 fieogiaphical Questions and •Eteraws; an . lila fitthe feu* • fleatko sindi Od ual Th. we Pryer, a Yit !tartar% nue tying, DAR ro!ralld II Alt yfy. .. .Sniar Viers, and a Selectioa of tbeillast Woeful an ennspicuoui pact oti th --------, - Teen to 'mislead the art NOW aELLINt; °fir AT.PRIMI Colt .T " fly 154,11 C PAT NIL . /I LK s,•o l .popicis oish COT FON EWA', gull ever? t A ,,,d wa : F r i a * for D ar i us sa d H an e y , G; rieet te rc b. W_hich, without regard Deertiplioe or *nervy. &e. 'I! MM. •• • • they were involsingth4 , lIIIIE F.,i i I ItE STOCK or Mr. CIA: •: Tag r ra• a this Writ is to *MAO* a tana4e . „ to have' entertained of ! char aeuser. the twat use f ul teems t 'sea to • I !.YETI. Under, of NI.. lIC Plees-sc toe% retirieg gave an accurate Deacripesca t priocipol , lirt •f , weed nsauabert of thet ?limn himiarasl eamalli lo l." f " I . 'rot' and e ' e r" Aslurni " " i weer! Cgootrs ia the World. Tads e Delifiptiogik pr ojects, slid all their eitadirs' ail . Geseleatrus ..!! -soli. fipyr tea insestnte kora , lie pareihs the arsissierlei, att.( • an i w ,,,,,,g ) &abed itiveilliiin. Silk Sim. wit', l am eadt Tams chi ., Ravin. Lai .... li in ," : ,. .a 4. 4. They coti!d, end' re q ., . Coo a - - 611 . * 66 . 6d- per Dalt' a tal b l i b t ite aeon! dhe esasistry Arm-rifted i aissisd tide` ' Z w fristli 'lts duty ualf . 4 it * 610441, A w g °llll 4 " ""). "" 4,11. ' 1 t' "." :olv is Weeded tor Ilse no known to . - :fail Du ram i ltmel o, ar i l ,•ssikst. (isiiseeisssd by a lar g er type; The steal* 'le ' it. IL A! .I.o'.srli..le muse be Sold tips' Aeherie, . . lituttfeasilic. a Ili dad 'be a et advastegier; jire "ffe:rd elie b r a geetry. o vi t ia li sai i ' , wasn't, ant pnwrod ne relatie t.iss % to ' • , ert abililla hapho rtliala t ;i f lai th :74a; awake itamediate 'wage purchases . I . Co - .if eneetei c . ate, , O 4. VIE,P Ir. ~.hl ,the o rtiet.-er 9B ..t *Wt . • . - ilmi • ir • biorleres to error, b I * - • 41mii4a/ . . - larelAr metestrookoi . • . • : allYo o 4 ll. SOO sinelioned-b, th e • .F.YroN. 'r ( 1 :4" , • . awl Kander, wide.% kW thowtssi :. „blahs* wrest supr eme i n ar , on d a .1 . • ruttier !HA nee t!ti- Si , JAMES ER AMMONS. service to the 'hitcher. . . ----li•aillAE- 11 2 0, .- • '- 6: tsit .'illiltegi as we ~ r to aw,: A:11: Tri7; t; iii 111 °IDLE n act e 'semi* ThE iy r Ir9jr_ ,.._ O9O plated ea the b an &Of ON *RI Ito soUtorlty, ana.ass,-ookogesp or irs to pre.. Oit oreet%lly. is ProPonlo. to oilkdenoo! , • 'kat lige *relay Nombers; or sea Woste ' @goy WM isge 100$011t i ter aorporpowe of amt commuted *bete •they. 3, •tokbossasi i . •, obi nis - 'fimdredW y SWAM, MA I M 1116•4110 , 16nritylper, Wit eetr9: , • tOlistl' i tind as such are am; audaubjectotistb4l7.„ Itiali st litaiillid i ticsOishe, ' , M i r be••••. 1410 10 sash K+ eept . ' ifs, 'ittillWkr tb tight ttito battle, armiewitoweap a feira i ad gem. *sooty k g % '.; a l w ~,Til, . ile i Ligat e rteiPg• tifitiett . . • , alltlptiiiiilitftil I litherviiii of the pub. they Itiok, for it el here , At, - lose th • this Iritsi . 11 . Oa be' lijilitaaer tha I.******,MetimnOta • ',the Sore astd•iiiusly repriAch and . didifi !our it . - . ailf twat .. w il iti,l4 o4 it A Jerry ' • - verve hrldhkedlefamegiiiir.~ l o l . • body the sate mat'sliireinstaile career of party. i wiftheswargl em b ers as e icry siqrrtay MI I . -' - ' ‘ 0 460; o**, 101 11 "pi'. to spkieh . 1 ~ r BIBL. mid; rr ititt Pti kb, 9141.4.° Ali Moe' ite ' dime.. • n.„ . . .. .16 t wale to lant ' NOTAV, and 0,111 OUND :." itlttOlt t--- - sral h'. * : -.• i t l e dly g et ", r • .. '*" * - u :3 6 , 4. , crvie d 9 a" lit m ; fie 4. - P2II.PLA,TI I .II; flignsilM by tlis tram the - oriu ersyl. WWIJA4et altrbelitti . lt other ero9l - 44 Militaifitlairmol,-; ea. puints whi Prrs . ltif. nono„ .... odfabod_rninc 66 ."„_,.... I l i• thr i r t 1 0 "11 4' , ;_, ' kililoystent 3 at OW force with,. w : ad iyi bee , - Aesily *Wilma is •isiust dast to: their wiw ill o * S 2l l* ZB a "ist r—r ici, W ok — toet . it, 1441 6 .6601 111 :!t' x"'"dirs etaiityttetailiblitsy attempt le pro* • *kalif they should cease to think pia feel as Eu • . , • • . , G ' 4. il Ml* t 4 itiu likisne t Praks.. 9 - s ' 'ail* 010/1)- to Vistioloo-prelonslntss - iatiliiiiitl* . 'irheii they beetWraisuldia . iss , ami *slorythl I r .i. e i ti a t OseitAi iiiimuiLiir s ll l3o: l 4lr i tZ."44,sovaritr..orlo 'debit seltivoneefliiill or otistoodildr irketbrth paatial spirit.mt, a • prormotott to wean, ti Meg- -7- 1 17 §M T is by tbe ItAv• aN lik , _VAL . ittinditiduala or et therb.o4ol •Ot•lirg4 4111010 by those sentiments Mid sympathies, *h ell 46.11°.- - Mistaills 4ool ho r At "It ne il l Ihvbiloinsow a*a direct eso of - their arras, 4-41ren by thattisilfili-, their beriberi' is cielllfe, they imbibed t o s .. I "' "i'l"A'"A" 3"4 . 4ater • a * l t i r 4lica " a 14 ''' twee ameba* to the periestriun ''.4if Mimi ii'not gat, and which cliiitilulab betii i iiillool • s , 'i!' fir WNW' to tier prelate 'Pert, *MeV IVIN Ii iit le ow- merely theltreach of tallekd Oast, Mai litleptilit Italian:: '),t . , • .._ .:':., :NI • - ' ••1t.,4i1;11 . " ' Pir4t of , in cuslieragimplb "is Work wRI romain e -I. All Ike "slots An d a a , r ast crime. . • •. 4 "9 4 5" - - ite . Wecilenot tiambibilttefallpet I St.:Jr- sea nallYcoennter. ow i i i ng fe` W hemil t e .: Ci,' 7 1 - 1.• frOo s t thin general MI indleSatibliftroriOsi. trite ' EaiglUh priatiplti Ali brat 'to I I st sr I l ls - i ll4iltryhow.C 4 4 ll ed 4. 'A swiss or C *NV' lbw* filliowsohat military combinatlOiel lite fur. Itctiott'Of the Cosst.Atio6 they will per 1: 31*** "„‘„ loiltiOssoOl MN* PaA^ S a i ' m a lmn a ka, errl44 tees, biddis, • because the °barmier of cowitatilitati 'ism, - •wit. Arai pomaded wilL•.Ookllowlettge wit I •° Workesi Loatearelatim orp4ty a ge .... I 1 Imo law • pc - siifid age ItICR Alt D- PH 111,1 PII, • 10414 4/4kllo#i sissato is inseparable froor the oslitlitsaill i fi s pau ilial-aegrett hew far ittokol4l, all that 1 Irwirns at teem oboeggp lot et ail Bstiksetlevitalhillselpol. . • . ... • sorted de of armed 'bodice. .- 4:i '*it daii• - • . ounsast ha thOUgh4p . a these sir t ei ge.a lers reet k . e . --° o° - o r s m r -----"4 """ 9. 1144 , 11 " lat 'would Ink'seler*liiarniPlf • d api P ti e fii e ; s a i on a b l in ij : w n h 4 ich we hr .- , r, :. I 93, ROYAL EXCARANOII. it weye.stablivist beer th at WAN/1r sorditillavo 40 r__ ""1" I. r Nifirking,"llA2AßDl OU•Stat, and C o. iightl) or soltimistecifi , bitatifitif . 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