The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-30 00:00:00

0 Angle 1 14 6 Aid encourteling•natures -44 -111d4b" Y- )4 pear,. _ _ , ___ , ____ . ;true to pr !SA .Prtv so (11 70biattletely 'happy denotriment of trio' eatitC b ar e o pinion, which runs courster to . War on 11* people for petitioniug t piate, You do, indeed, faioer me with your ; ..' Have we 'here, itia dear - Sir; endAthli Is te•ltirt , "" i ' ..: ' n the first place, the vast and formidabistieSigW'. accustomed .to: consider as ' My flecoudinidince is that -Of andther editiii•LitlhiN . our inveterate enemy, of cutting' off from' Great -lesiva argument, drown .' df still greater borough inflifeitee; . Obi t is Compaq , anti effect . ; and which ' tit. sits own houte, two years and•ti half algO,Alsour ed. Britain the wholesome and indispensibte •Lresources . s t an d, against faCte I ' ine; l Warta hti inftuente shield be exerted fit ditoir its prosperity arising from her maritime Commerie - ••• - - * fad' the ,Rettilibi, 'wheneiet the queillaid - skiiiidlia with the Continent,is now completely frostristed ) i although a large pre- ' j ilt -Ought forataid -I - . ' - e by the ever memorable change which has been apes petition for redress of r Have sad here again or of thiratifeW *as ;.If In ' evils, this very cir- , his poster, bite* up " citil trait, aka ;butcher the rated.in the union of disposition and • combination Of force in our Allies in Germany. in the next— will, contrary to no- People for petitieneseßao DEPA'RTMENT. - . ' -.. '1,••• • ion. casting our eyes westward, we beheld the won- recent cases, cause a pre- My third in:twits is that of The Thittt into,. acs .• D..w slriel, Dec. 49, 'all -14. 1 . f ii 'ed for, and render it , cording to ill'e 0004 of their friend; made to aaeled u y altered state of •France... A nation cow " Major HILL is arrived with dispatches from the c ; posed of a singularly valorous, yet vein people— . I meeting at the house' of Sir Fiarteis Buttner*, on • , come to this? Are we to. Saturda y - the 6th of April, lin 11, - derlined at that Marquis of WEL:at:OTOS, dated St. Jean de Luz/ I . . 14th December. . , a people who little more than twice ten years ago, evert petitioning ? Are we t i n e i to r become Stewards of a' Public Dinner .of • . cc After the euemy had been driven from the Ni- , actuated by the most invigorating of a ll prineiples. ' delusion • authors of a . Friends to.Parliamentery Reform, as a premature Belle, he occupied a very strong imtrenched camp , (the divine impulse of religion not excepted) . rah/ ing our ? nriersteridings measure, ' 4 because the People were not readf td tonnected with the fortress of Bayonne. General , t h er ne e i re i t . h e i t • were , • from their knees . to , JONI ..._ _ ere:R.l4? and do these .: support tllens." To this Dinner'Meethig Wire were, PARIS'S division was posted at St. Jean Pied ._ de .an erect tore, acrd inthat attitude. _ beat spectres appear in the slope of certilin of ," the boweter; r tzeb hundred and sixty-five adrertist§ti Port, and there were strong bodies at Ville r rattan ' 9011 : • ' '• ' upper classes," who, as you say, " . Bill': enjoy " ' Stesiards, besides others, whose :lama arrived WO Ito - the earth, the countless, legions of many sus- what, (if I rightly Construe your language). you . call .late I 1: And Mougoere, between the hive and the Adour. , " Upon the Atli instant, Lord" WaLLINGTONI rounding States; the Myriads of armed slaves de. Ia" property" in the return of Members •of Paella- !• Well, but now, ally. friend, when the - pebple's e a the right wing, under Sir it. Hier,, to Cross!' tached by their despotic rulers, t o s t ra n g l e i n its' ment? Are we, from henceforth, and for ever, to ' grievances ere .at length daily opening their eyes; the Nive at Cambe, and the 6th division passed the; cradle.the new-born offspring of their regenerated I bow down in mute submission to this glaring ihi- whence they are_ lestitatiliScoverieg 44 ichetic.e• tiley same river at Ustatitz, in order to favour the former I' Government. It was through the name end by the : 4 . u4Y.4 this 'worst feature a our oppression, violating, arise," and selfeeybiyireaself Gave" no douht•of Melt. operation. Both these movements were attended ' impulse of LIBERTY, such effects were wrought ..in the grossest manner, nut Okla , Ole properly, but • readiness- to petitionil . '" wMle it is rny• wish that (lie with cumprete success Part of the sixth division°S ' the liberty of the whale .neeion ?. ..' -.. • . ;aforesaid Noble:Pukes,: tbe , thtll.o, aed all the rest distinguished itself in driving the ettenitllam• the will make the history of its,* and decay in France, ..„,,A,CI must laugh at the idea of a handful*of.Lorda, 'of those wife hale sOlong and tits impatiently Waited heights near Ville Frattche. - . . ...,la ow yighteenth century, e.*llthse to time 't .encl.— salwvhold corrupt_poner.thatcwilfttroCheir the teeth '; for; the proper "time" for eaertion , and for a tet " On the same day... the, left wing, under Sit kjaso more to be found Ai m .' . ...,g t . hasr ,ii eAng tief discussion, and which must Mott - Airefe4Wlic ?'tttinty Of stlao* filet tite " pebple;" aboubl: bite ke n Hope, reconnoitred the right of the enemy's .asiti& But that is matte! e! enquiry kennelled eamp, and the light division at the same - - .. a s h - ' It • for an ' thei l * •eso t a ul tened cjr"ik n e atit i n, ;i . showing li-er Il i . I: llret tatiet ieclge ? .. °'.e ist i .ther fi r "frr 63 , tattoo j7 s.tler it Itt pea l i t ti f o l li ni i e"t ria 1 1 ?e r o r" pfe'la i re bal „ risi lli t only in v is not even s ym bolicall y re esent- •• time - reconnoitred the front opposite to Bassussary ;, d .• • - ' YP r lighteie the terms of their, petitions ; eo I Odin I i •readinaltillitlikitrengfh, for giving'them offectuat they drove io the enemy's posts , and iii the evening 4an the ORIEL/ONES or standards . of France, and i catinist atilt smile at your terrors. -: ' - .• • ..j'aupprityt, *Otis itre•quoadam • felioir-laireertra• ire, it returned to their respective positiOtis. I therefore, the heroes with which * they Were lor a i : I have, ludeed, read of Men whe,vritesitipped era ';iiesinisOrie.:olappressintiind - smother iag the wittste r while surrisunded, have disappeared !! Here is. a " On the morning of the tOth, the whole of the t ' spirits creatures of their fancy ; and who, through '..kiletriar!'llie upper classes" in the dark midi Be 1, ,nay people of Britain. l etielny's army moved out of their camp , and attack- i lesson to the Senators , to the.. mere-terror, fed their altars with itictims and with"l'the• hezifil of the . suffering p e ople, b e i n g g r k t , h .. ed with great fury the left wing, under Sir Joie( . 4 'the flattering pictures painted by a .Davre.have lost i incense; but•until I shall imbibe tiny's : eel creduliti 'ilivis_e/ httegt• t to des relicts and Wiltfedeeit... - 1 s Hors, and the light division, under Gen. Cneat.ea''..' s • • • all their high colouring. His Curiafft, his . floratii, . . I shall not be likely to fall into.aliy.iirckprartice. I : ilia; :tee .t o to feein usgs4l.-- • - .. .Avrtor, but both attacks were repulsed in the most i • lJusiow, my dear Sir, as we ll as you; that the " ' Igi . pulp), of `that 11' std !. 4 ‘ - ibel- uPper are not even looked upon. They are beceme pain... • eligerchar will not surrender their corrupt and . iiii- - eilitisite," the oath af • prePtity,"i • is tlikt I the g4iatit style, and Sir J. Hope took. about SOU pri atfirere.—The tinsel Of the action fell upon General -1 ful, if not offensive, to a patriotic Frenchman's:4l4., warrantable power without reluctance. But you 4o7peoPle, for Witttai . .• yen hate been..so ileng..twattftilg, An Catienv.m.'s PArtugeese brigade, two brigades of i And this is the offence, the greatest offenCe,. 'Mat , tiPt **ern Properly impressed with the - absolute , n i ce * -' bong nett ready, take your proper statirms In the the fifth division, under General Amu:aunt and C 91.1 which we charge BONAPARTE. Our been or sliteldr• ellai,ofAis surrender for *the State's - .Salvation ;' al greet work. of saving your . eouptry ► ; plais stern.- Cats - a:A,. and on the sad light infantry. All the k entemponiries abuse him too : but they do it in aft., !wildcat - it I can ohly,attribute to your hating caught IselYes, at their bead, where they wish you to sp • troops distiOtuiihell themselves, and this attempt of i other Manuer. They would put him •to death ant. the deleterious iefectlee.tif the disease called . mode. i pek; let thele bare the tette6t of your knowledge, 1111'11111 Soura,„ to oblige • Lord WELLINGTON .to ,;manee Ms carcase. We Would . preserve his lurgtioi 'fate Reform ; which, nest to Taxation'toithout fie- ; thiguidanelof *year wisdom, the example of your c Wel ra w his 'rigid wing, by *owing the whirle•• - arel'exhibit it reverentially and airfoil) , as a ineasonto _presentation, his ,•been, perhaps, the worst of the 1 prudence and 'linne t so that order nifty keep pee French force upon his. left, • was completely fruswile, the advantage of every civilised - nation on Ike. 'plashes of England;jelthough now. I qtrst, nearly with activity;. tranquillity be the comp:Win of . ... hated. • . • ...hbe. •- • .• . ,, s a - aeradkihml. ' . energy', and , tofortnation diffuse around imitated " After this day's action, the Nassau and Frio. • • T h eo pinion '..gained with menkind by the achieve-, Neither do yonanke notice of my artinneot, d r . ~..„ • •'' . • • • - . , . , .. r, NI .. .. fort' regiments eatne over from the enemy. --; ,N, meats of our ' Armies in Slain and . France, is of from ake -cases of Kiiig Jena and kink jig . (I. ' . Yoe, - on - the c oatteiyoo effect says — ' Ns P k kit - The French never repeated t h e i r. o tti n sisa , 'fiso highest consequence to us. • i lf, the virtue of . our fer shelving how such a reluctence rs to.be overcooks. iso • Gentlethati . evulettrobr to console tbe peel& by against the light 'division, opt (hay tw i ce . att i cko r l c a nseEnment• kept pace 'with thetrenown of its arils, The present Duke of . Ynai, nitindit, was,suffici- syinpathisieg in•theirsufferings, tb reit e the droop. ;he posts of lhe• left wing (thoosh 1 mort.ferthiy) i i , i what an invincible people might we not ha ?--Three ently reludant, when, in deferenle -to lite public' ing'hearte, ttst:hice away despondence , - as 'see th e the course ef the two follotrieg days. Ti le ah oy i seer" ago NaeoLeoe threatened to drive as into - the voice, be resigned his high, voinaiind. and,_. lucrative *, their ernbitteited kiiirttli'i to dissipate resentments, by, sag completely sepaiiid on each a wsarsion ; an d . the : ` g ' and We i ßre now making, as it were, a military: office.- but he did resign them, nor were they re- - : exoitieg- hope ;to avert .Mischie4 by suggesting a Font Guards distinguished themselves its the list at- , It couittry, from one 'sea to the other I I.' surned ' until the steam' aif public opinion had eqb- . pettoeful 'and legal mode of ,-tenting grief, not un ... ..1 s l' - It is impossible to read the particulars and results. ' sided. We have also two recent cases in point, for . mixed with tiler. Let none of 64 theiupper classes" tempt. . 'The etteeny new-witbdrew nearly , ilia whole force 'of the skill displayed layfthe British commander,.and showing _the . efficacy of Petitions; la the decisive ••the " pers o ns of property," adept any web' from his riallt, and on the morning of the 13th, tom- ', of the r:pisragti evinced our troops andabesjeirk vieteries obtained over Lord Sitesourn"a Bill and :- measures ;" or even he Oen. ernonirthatie, assess menced a desperate attack upon it RoieLrienlima, Portugal (witjtir tatter -may be coast lie as.erieilled; the Orders in Council. ',..,a'.:. . 1 ' .1 eially in the disturbed chanties ; Isiah' diatitins «she had taken a position between the Adetaresifebe ' by -issY,es! detailed in the --Extrear4fiesseg • aihastfe: , The Matter teaching Perlianteetkei Refine is elm s . ' et the "democracy" rankle its their bosoms Ogee Nive. , , - .-p-,,, - ilblithea this 'morning, and not g ive wee;A:l.:eisaije... .ply this:—should the Petitioneri.lie few lit number, ', thitefinMdoit'Of.their canflitting pat:flee/J. tisk - kept " Forese.eing this attempt, Lordliat-Aiire • aistigailarb cs . like those we have uttered•abever+sTres pre • and a rope of sand, they • Wilt.. be treated with the., dOwn by the bayonet and the galleaala•lel'aktereas ordered the fourth and sixth divisions, end pelt ~,taiiidings: of the Caowe Purees, is iOvirounicatad, sarneeeetempt as heretofore: but, if numerous and none of Bile „anion :between the •lostiee.),iiasaf tb a . the third, to reinforce Sir:R. Dna., but the Lieut..l by walker bulletin last night, are of err great ifei..rsinitedi,Ws I hope and trust they will prove, they will': higher classetir let separation continuer. eird . etteerras General succeeded in defeatieg the enerny, w i t h i m , [portence. It does, appear, at length; that Deniesek.: with perfect tranquillity succeed : for surely, not, , Hop increase; indlet t hat cSus, which Asikeheslged manse loss, - before these troops could join him. succumbs. He, if not the very 4.00 t, is the 'veil' hist Withsthntling your extraordinary alarm, there is not I Ettuaario's ebtulftian from ari eniied.PrOsperityi,to a 44 major-General I.lAnmai's (British) and Brig.. 'Of N.earinzoreaadhereets. ; in: &lip days any. thing in the ahape of , a Nobleman .t. danger which fills , the land with Cousternatien,,, frost General Asnwornt's (Portuguese) brigades, sus- r . -- •-:-.-eims-- . • .-- I or Gentleman, so utterly.devoid of comm on sense, s in g ular felicity to,,,misery: and- despavistwesisted; utterly ,devoid tallied the severest part (tithe conflict, and conducted. TirtO Dutch mails arrived this • sittillifi l le*Witg . a. of virtue, and of deceuey,, as you.seem to imagine ; . unoppose d , take its course!' .., ...• ..,• . themselves admirably, - . , v ar i er of interest i ng intelligence, *licit velment ' Chen nee triter , that, should three hundred thousand •At this 'poittait of 'Whet is iikeffectyperldatee, I .4 , l'he enemy being beaten at all points, new re-; that want of room prevents our publishing sitilil to: , Englishmen but petition for aaeif,eaklitat right, and- anni sure, my friend, you wilt be shocked. BUt ask • traated into their intrenchmetes. . - - - I morrow. One. of the most important articles received ' redreifint intolerable grievances, a hant(fat of Lords ryOurself if it benot just. You call oh etnate"paisse,w " Lord Weraaloansr speaks ittathe highest terms . -. • • , would Make'Oer upon them. '!, I to 4 ' reconsider," •riot to preceiti in m . 4 C•tiisistteel," tby this mail is, a Proclamation frees fJeu. Binow, 1 , y of tbe conduct of- Lleutenatt-Generals Sir Jonat meals° entirely overlook a material consider- ',Nrhile you throat suggest- anything oagkiss• AD : floes and. Sir ROWLAWD Hira i in the different ac- i addressed to the Inhabitant! of Flanders, advising , allots. While you and I, and others, have, for unless it be tosquare my conduct wh toitgaiiii i them to shake off the yoke of Prance; it is one • of ions. • Lieut.-General Sir.WILISIAM STEWART, and nearly forty years, been using argument and expos:us. liking of. those among the upper cla . .0 $0 .4 ,_ Major-Genefels Tiosiane, BARNES, P d with , Rcs.. I .tliose animated produellons which cantiot frail tomake i. Ilaikm -aitb " the upper classes," to 40• their duty , munity," whoare interested in keepieeac they • utesoa and' ;hee l are also mentiOued with great i a deep impression upon the minds ot die o i a .,,_ ~.. in respect to a. Reform in the People's Representa. are, namely , 'the Baro w itgk • Proprietors.; 6 !et: who praise. We Netherlands . ... . I'''-`" lion, yln know, as well as I do, that their general . else, among ' use dosses," . are to be : intiOsi -. ' , language has hitherto ,heeti this :....i 4 Witlrrega rd to • dated by peahens, indicating the ".•isberer.stp.. " Major-Generals BARNES, ROBINSON, and Aline ' H • ELTOTTIMUYS, DEC. W.—Accounts have been 1. 7 0ns a eir c a WORTII, are amongst the wounded. received here ur-day that thoconseqoence sr. the 0- ' yen are perfectly right ; butyou 'ire in' proaehr, of a 'il Parliameatary Rieformi I ow let divine • ic The total number of the British and Portuguese k . ti on error respeCtil _ eavy-conscription in France has been a general . yea& and file, who have been killed in the several' d volt, tut that great ensabon are deli) , deserting to actions, is 572, and the wounded about 3,400." the allies. ~.., 5it,,... • ., . - 1 • - • - Private letters from„Yrinkfort of the .6tb ' natant es,. panics. state, that the Deentiet ; :froza thi swiss - ! pf y The foil ing Bulletin was also issued last night t fleeted on that day am andience of-hisAttliWY4ke • t-i'etiti , AuSeik.: ~ 34eY Were received ito''' - bast, sts . it is -saW, Of neutpalitY shasild with the astatine that. - - ezegehail for *1 cashent We had the satisfaction, yesterday,,a aeitotindng the arrival of thia.discatch.es from „AM Marquis of YELLING - row, brought by Major HILL, nephew of Sir itowL.lnn Bus„ and we detained the Press till the latest possible moment, in Lope et publishing the GoVernment Bulletin, which we observed would be issued id the course of the afternoon. It was, how e►er; net ready in time to ratable us to avail our selves of its contents. We, therefore, give it this *sorbing Governor trrs Toni .: . . . . •.. •. . • • ' - ' . - . , ._. .. . . ...•-. • - ~ Inv; S'I'ATIIN.I..A. : , .. .. . • , --.. . - ~._ . . , .... .... .. . ;I:4i 44 ' •• • 'i'r+". '* N . _ . . _ . ... •.. ..,. . .. . - • ____. • (Nwt• is- J. de Pedhitsr a r •I' dele; 10. itt - • ifiii; : riiiiii*Ot - Voliteiii '''- •.- :- .-:: 4-1,41ii - ei l'lo.:rati Altifttik -• • --. 44 ''' i • .i - -. • ... - • i i .. -• . c - •- - 1 , 4 1„, severely vr apt. . • ... • ; C • • via ~. r ? iv. :wit Capt. F,_r. H ~. I ; u si k sig o o• p_ellierviir,. with the. etceptimar; ``" v is e 'i, -•- • • ......sis.:;.. : e:" . ., '- . r'- •: - 1 7. Goff ',,, It i otto , ‘ A . bit t, and Ensign M. ... , -'.. ; liiigilt.44 Ate, IBilvekstedt . and•Reildsbarg. ..tiv , Mae of . 1 ' LETTER IV. . • " 4.. . 7 : 1 " 1- * : lididid i . ;` ; diltt Prikdk 4os4 id*dd l V df ''• . • • ' and 44Iataat NI. J. Meets, . • ....--.:. .- . ~,, ~ - • ..? 1' Any - *grit I iltvlo ittleradr - *hen .1 A* 11441011 , "1 4 -, ‘ •.•-• - I a km. • ' ; a, h Mo o -coot m.. ss. I . „ ye: * t .ulu a t i Le:Ta',. lilaCes, the Danish arm* had - takielotop t . lift ~ . . • ; ?o,,reas., slightly; Rake A. de eavertly; E. beta out off from Marshal Daitarhea carpi, ieled N. P.:Tba *Meet- I•atiee *oh ill:faVi-wriltle. of, • .. - 'wot- a • mom!' i ) fiOtscAt ini ?i ob 4 . 6o l'b itii4 " l / 4 10b4 V i • -•.' ' d• 4; Valente and 'P.R. ~ . 3 / 4 . 'NM l ly. - .7 . 1!' • • ise• been defeated' , in two .ettlialbelty Geirerid teittswelk thArebileadorkat this doe Whew asia_,Llherginrl . &We, in the - simplicity 4, any esti* I . eslloll l .ol „. • ..:. .......... 1411 Unto-little . ' `.. - laint.'.,l). b4igkliek, 1 , J.• Limpeka l ot . . • Fr , .0 4 t.Aiu m ui t - t --- t - Wit 1 •41.4larate s, and by the Setaidliftigepe.. Itettilh,.. i f ..,.. Ik l ice l l ' ilkw . .i Wt. " f M r ' tr '''' Addiisil.'ollie.drieeehddiela Cheriverthosimeanab _: .1, • Ares completely sorrooodedok AK the Dettieb , 1 .! . i ' f - 641, , ge '" f th ,-, e iStit of Cle " are9 1111 - • try . '• . I * If,' therefore, 'it ltaVe pleaitil Vice, ritiordlsti tilt • -.-- ' • ertrer ito Dino-car 2. 1 411;kuy ; owls t r i d . t it.. , snap ants cutoff from relief. . 1 . ; ~. .•:,. " sa filloea M. . . and Appel IS • ~/ IN T . ri gAti i i i v _.l4 4 ,c —"- h occb • o d a . '. 0 : 44 ‘ 0 * . it ' • 't o . i ii, al* *keel coterso .citt Of. his 'probide . ffte titext - ' tO.Ape refintecifiiit iw - itte •••:-. ;• - Imlgns Ice , Silva 'J. .ita C. Reii, iiikej, Cli - I- _. blarshal DAI`OvaT had TeeTtelalatt • 41140 :MU- • • -• 0 __, .. . . • ' people by politi , si ff ering to po -' t•-•.: • Arrnen, slightly. • _.: . ~.,„ __ hu9gb. By his he left tlieteight of the Danes apology, for nps having earlibe reitfickte your expos. (closely. allied, ar-I'couseire, .ivith.:lMittelCisitter Ma " ' f• ' ' -':.! Oth Cneadores-Lleat.C•l. Feareat Slightly t•Otpt; ; Vatelle. ex sod • 'the kir. retreat , th aisay. - d" d Widen-ors' onghhl dot rather ' to ill it your re- 'ion) - and that-he bath .dlipoied thisetleisetitiolkfor . .. too. and Foist:l t: Pereira, severely. , .., ~ po to tn ortuaes ,eY,-.. eaffere ;an ~ -, :4 . lOch Vitro- F. Arlestrent slightly% Lleat.lligittheriss epee his march , the • FrenCh cavalry was overtaken praltersloo , ol the 11th ult. on the, ilentecte of cti richest, in ternts..whlch,.;if ritteietaliii, remit. corn. . de Mesquita. orfeeei, at iesteeollia,_ J___... A.• 4 2 ,_etrees..._: 11 0 1 L!____• lie and rooted,- after* sharp aetiOtai by•the Russian di. ,printed leiter 'with its Postscript, In eiantiactiPi' Mikity tatoei pulAlibittyli f latritse .thiiialerill the . ' ' s. ieriors, Emigre J • • cle . ./ ' fonntlation of gotetisnieitt4nr4ohNOS •9114 1 . 4.1144'40W • , i iightly. . i rr i/ 0 1 5.711:4`..kr.r di lM7's • vitiOv wider itititiil WOmostAwl '• . '' sent ye4'oo the 31st of October. ' . , , _;„ . i c:' - •,_'" 4,14 /ez i.- '; --. • ' . , °•ne Mr frasoi;efterhesenticeitaseet,nroseeff Thad thought that, on that occasion; I was *at. • -haute lithirerfee,4 must 4pot , it . ./001$14• 1 ".te'vert - .. = MEMORANDUM. .• : • '-.. ' tire - Eyler. on had already eter.?urr 'a greet OK of, teiaptiug a real, No . unequivocal. and. us unimpirr.• etteitlort it pan makii tr ied, - tti tdiadatltAa'iVe • - • '•• '.•-• t When Major I.lill left the evilly, on the 113th teia. si..„i g , whe4.l h t 1y.,...i5h Goierheniut ganglia, 604 tent service ; to-Alp country. You, it . ieema, think 11101 e'llech a 1ti11 4 .4 diaPb l ..Ji.oll fit, ilfr . . 00 3 h.. -,; • ;..‘•; .... . - the right wing•occupied a position between the All Oar obtained a imipimaion of • orris. -f4y the *Offs tif this the contrary. :; , ..il I 1 . ; • • . _tymen‘ , • .•- _ , •.... ••,.-. • 7'; ...., 20. •:: - • ..•' t :, I .' and the Nive, commending din, eirwrlptlan er ii!tik iiieisitce .:ch4 VhOle of llolStiffnAkiittetioirt 4 ...ikaildress that Le tter to yourself and other Gin. I Not to revel ' ttyinitaitcei,' , *llBlireit nest; of the . those rivers : the centre to the I.* of **any we's . sfipx_cr ibedering thil Eyder, a#e tiiiVit.ti - -ft,: . , tionse-thga is, to ", the upper ciliates,'" " Orson* pleas for' innetion . on the port 4 eit itieitlis;afitinee, 1- _ ...:,'' posted between the Nive and ths. lol4 , . .... . • ..._ :- ' • E o _ o l. on! of, the Allies ; and the'o4l iff of.poirrty,” professed friends tisasectnistitutional hatViiishell shook". itintllbristril;.tittifffir pipiliotof •'• ' ' - 1 -- . _.--t...-2:r.r . - -- * P. 4 0 6. uril Isle' veeielti onowteiVal.bitift - ' el 111,0141111104.1411 lied; eodeasnailig •le . impress op Ss . teachers i uotete . foil oweesi but as-lhideit 14 , 4103.; ; • • siatc or STOCKS THIS lIIAT qt? Olni Oyettle. •PiellotintS only thrOugh the etestitry.' - eocu - • -.. : tg...1. in --, lediele,l l, 1 * di... ''--A.' .. oP . 414 to 'Mike tni*dditloriltilWo.. *solar, 140.1pottragingthe desipians,, and almost,.itinatil." ' -.-,• -e.'• , ' •••• ~..: ".• 4, . •`°:' ~ ‘,.,:,......, . ~, . ~ s vet Cvel- , . 1 !"a• 6•2 1 Ecb c 4ll ' er " I" ' S i d ' • .-". . ' thi." - 'Alt ' r "n ' I : ' ''. ' • 'Mete ; .lp:disburden thßir oppre s s ed a i l" i • The: gtafl% trot of a 041‘,1)olca; Wtti'lii* Ititif.. :.... . 3 per Cent. ',rs. I.htto Sitt. 36 p . . .. , . .4 4 per Cent'. 78st Otnninnt n ‘..' efiiiir.i ii . 4 reMarlteir..„O ' M . ilte . • :idrin. .th 4 .4. - Me eU the: affliction and discontent' with' s ! to tpe, ; kttedithe 2 , o i tli , of. 'April; • 1908,i tieqe,•--** - ' - •., b ver Lent. Nory .. ; :t . N . ew I)itta 13tt p •••+- ....- •• • > ..ii: , 4 • ; G " • in t • lOUS (Or a rvform Ito eAV treat the d IS t o tar distate- .Z ; , • • • _ a ,..... ad i a .... i . :),_. :,. ,s , ~...,1 C . are labouring, pe it li _.;,_ I•y -- , I'lllWthet 1 ~ng. Awl. Lie .... ~ , , .. 1...0050i. for Aesi„ . 646 4. _ . ..., ~ . . • .ssissn •. -- , , "" r s . 44al t • :. .. ' idl poiitical wrong and evil, which is the't•olit Most deistralife - e v ent r . 4 '-Itibstotitint aitiLe4flittist4 ...... • • -- - l'HE' ,S7 I 47IOSALLIN - = mop° - ... ' . • r •71 Si* i- , - :, •W ili '• • llll`their4nisety ;Nitta 4 strive to- imprint. on the fort in the !Represeiitktkin • .of..the.Peotrie;_naniiiii:4l,..,, ;• *yen in ease anti saluetspe., the - urgency .. 4 ~ . .hrfittight to beak In the meantime, lets 1014,, ;1 0. 2 ,.., f , . ...---11C--- r i le*-..:-.. - -.:.--,• , . 4 4.1j. .e. - r , " .i...* . of are" #4l; .: . ' ' t trig . laid toe ita this kaasip4.-debeemighiano.! , ./Aifilit -.Of ..11itiirPieclisei ik t tho'rni nikt-14 111 eii -,-.! ~ • 1 LONDON: ' . • bii . eit iiieliected by tire .st Singable' Oda. : ',Ala ere the foie of our country befinallygfinkti. z . • , ~ • ....:,-,thrg akise, .00tiet • t.hem toolly mid diaP9olo l ololt 0 , : 44.. -i ropy bating all.this,lithoattpoigtieg oat !heir iheir own jiiiigineot upon the best •!..and 101 . 01 - no , ' isi . 4 ' !. •:-.. ii:oei. of the twOilieltreauf 'witr Wi e l ls!nelfete L . S h arpl y TIICRSDAY,, .DECEM,BEIL 1-• • , .. :-i-, . • ,• ‘l4 aloe del - I the '• I • nthOn '4emeily-=-It Is gt hand ilittptb Mid tifitiktirslS .._:-.....-_ •v . . ;4, r jok e. • wcwitness tic* tater sec of th e taid i r i al. , e ect n prtncip es or ~_e reasoning , , . . . ~. .-'• : . —_,7;77.f .. {. ,t 41411 it rests, you call °pm to " Pante, toff esisi. ' k4eht . :,•'%..- el" , - • - . _ . • . 4 • I —ILL: ....••i• I . ~.' Halm lit; 'hard_ ri. &Si+ Sin: and Inarift *444 ••• • • opinion, yo u r bare opinion, wl •of whatever I have been accost eat sound reasoning or, conclusi of froth the connection of cause t zphtion, moreover, cannot rce : knoy to exist. 'teat d girding to this opinion, a pe- portian of the - nation shall pe jou the *Vest wrong and direst cumstance of their petitioning torio7-experienite iu two rece "" of the redress prayer "n- cc ebettistely hopeleso e— What! my deac,,Sir, it it co Igo, tremkleat the thought of ever T es , to beourseives revivers of dt 'sod ~ n ew feign of terror, prostratii 1 before hobgoblins of oninwin u;1 "' il l)la W 1n i7" 4 1 7'" '''• r ----.., --.--- , e late 1 error respecting the means : the VINE is not yet ar- , not divine. , . it re- rived : the PEOPLE are-not tit reaty to suppOrt us. ! Neither can' I Isitdt:rttand why any ooe, not. . hill to . Notwithstanding,' my dear Sir,, e constancy and .otholiy absorbed in sympathy fo - r those prowletors . 1 the nidoriely of-this language, and that , yells. owls ' tililitilsrelsoslon. •O!. all other feelinks and ideas, is • istant sordi to me now are, ". i l do noi d0 . ,f4)( to , stte*s'iS ~ • ''sech ajt4retivio a'fOreible Retelatioe:.' • ' :deo- i..,pf., 'our endeavour s to obtain sigtiato oes t4l 4 l*O'f,ii .•:: , : our ,desii• Sir,. you sliail .have celmbs Tall; 1 ' •-'.' . kiike.jr'etitioli Fos-Reform," ToOr counsel at l ttiejapskettsiisv : , • ~, •at itelstopet.lkAy retematend, *noir use WY.I is :-.-ev'po not otinte.kooin AZ thepoilioo • 04 `, 469 - s!illiwillti ill* in laer anu, metal ai-: . d, - 4•11,41i5e,. ter which they, litive, io.lesig waited; SO i ' reCttys:ftliatlayteenvalaiont to it , wi l idA f f, la . Id le .that tie PEOPLE, f or whose supp ot thi g ' a ",0 1 , - ,ro f rotty,'Aitt , ' vain not ortaki of'tisU'proluie - • • ha w......tili e l Stu : i.. 4 w ird , lazi s y y .; coniarl, * 0 .... '. . , -', , ' .St s ' t i -;.• . .. .' ' '' " 1 . tniniiNgtion ' . ' . - - '. - .' ' r... 144 i liKsititCapan of &plain utiderstak in . ; okivelt, ' ' "Cif* •' kt Novertitiss. :. ..... ,••• _ . • • ' lin* tificacy so? Tau T ut ctiteitaitulti l ii'utitids isi 1 1 Sll.r4"er"^ th e Sintuts 4 T...4:rocs, p•.~ . a TVs greafer part Ceurry Geatkautra. . • . . , , . he following Bolietio was also MUM Ira% saw.. • --- " WAR DEPARTMENT, Da0.29. Emperor of Austria. They w A dispatch has been received f rom -the Limit. radeeely that the act of ne by that Monarch / Wel 'error of. Heligoland, enclosing the copies of Isk theist poposs4 from the Russian General* Terraxaoan, dslW mar*, were dismissed . with tb linger) the 11th and 18th of December. ' poemble forbearance shield he By -simpe It appears that the Allied Arsay, Sleaserla o4 2 hot that he:PO* l 4 rringitayst of Siva Dix) bad gabbed ths 1.0411/47. ' • .1,40.4111460 E • fit • • • , 411 1 / 1 ;44, if r. t f 1 1 j. . N. -4 *i r