The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-31 00:00:00

giiglish in the Seheldt, proof of hii rintiafaction with I * s eal, on the Ist of Jandrity; a the Thoilleries, enacting that there I to the regiments of the Imperial invent of four battalions, consisting usr.d men, taken from the Ndtional have contributed to.tho defence of the Channel. Each battalion shall companies, organized, and treated leers of the Guards. This fegiment the regiment of National Guard: —(Leyden Grr.ette, Jan. 23.) •, JAN. 14.—The King and Queen arrived on the 6th at Cassel, on .0:11 Paris. 'Their Majesties were inhabitants of the royal residence monstration of joy. The King, im. his arrival, CaUbrd to he published toil at Paris, on the 25th of Dec. list, Majesty has treated an • Order of under the title of the Order of the aphatia, destined to reward those, who has rendered services to the , a civil or military capacity. Qtu Stutgard annotinde, that the King arrived there, from Paris, in per the 7th, in the afterdbun. • :hat the French troops forming the ,iany will not all repass the Rhine, as Bevel', but that two corps ss ill remain lie one, (Hider the command of the of Reggio, consisting of 30,000 . wi;itcr quarters in the environs of Ulm; the other, of nearly the same , be cantoned in the Country of that of Fulda, and the county of division of General Lagrange, rnak. ie corps of the Marshal Duke of (ready arrived, on the 'th, at Angs, regiments of cavalry, making part 'ores, have also arrived at Bayreuth. of those troops has occasioned the hick is returning home, and *as to through Bayreuth, to hike another first troo;ts of the division of the ision Rayer, will to.t:ay , pass the 'beim. They consist of two betta. in, in the best order. The Other .ivislon, vit. the contingent of the Antes of Saxony, Anhalt, Sehwara. lope, WalJeclt, &c. will pass on the It is believed that these troops Spain. • direst fr.unt Canstilistisliptt, of thetatd . November, state, that after the . near Silietridi the 'remits had pro. (pension of arms, but it was not ac. pretcusiohs of the 'forks being too in fine, that the Russians had etacua right bunk of the Danube, and that being broken down, they had lust ber, 'made prlsdeers. do the coo. from Bucharest, dated the 6th of state, that " the Prince Bagration, who ;Oh thew hole Russian army from of 9ilistria to Ilirebova and Gene. iu ailtanced towards %liar's; tad announced that there would b der campaign." . ....0 just received from Prince Sagliiiia itelligence, that the fortress of Bar. idered by capitulation on the 11 of this Von. Essen. This event has been several discharges of artillery. —The Tyrol is now tranquil, with df a few defiles ON the Eisack I where , add others whose crimes forbid the have taken ruby); •and where, of the country, and the increased /hies the season opposes to the move regular ttdops, it is impdssible to attack Train French privatS4i, or le by the Nord:sus frigate, dad ar. she hatf captured the Ensalution, anti tits Maria, Pres, frum Pool; the former is retaken by the ' arrived at Scilly. . &reline frigate, with thhich the Lord 'realliciai, and Europe were engaged, is appearance, neiviT painted, and _ ports of a side. She carried guns besides musketry. hteemeswecessary to apprisw the Public, that is paroling the environs of. this Aug the same indocenties for which a List year pilfered. It h hoped that exert himself upon this oocarion to ladies from smelt savage insolence, and walks frimudetestable outrago.—Bath Martial, Composed of Field ,Beers • of tbe several Distaicts of Ireland, in Dublin, on two Alters of the Militia, un charges of a very sc.l .mst.—Marks, the Dorsetshire run. undertook to go 210 utiles in throe days, 'MC'II Theal and Devises, on Friday • 130 miles left to do in 11 bolas. He st day at the rude of hire maks sad " mil sl;ma • of the appcit. A wl to give the) h. twit eu t t oloati 4 1 4 p . 0,, (r u m ti lial ,h.ll be added 1116 Hugel a regin IRO e j w e ll -dispose WI Joints, ,rho tit.lcts and towit , f o ur C lA, the firaille to tle called till Guard.- fit.t . c siouT i o f Westphalia o.ir return fn 11114. rc.ired by the - with e very dery • after 3 decal`, i3SU6 gal by ahich his 1 E•jighth ti (sown of Wert o f his sut.iects 11 1 . $ 14 %• raker itt ces !rote of IVirtemberg r o t health, on I It appears th, 1111 Ee l of Germai b i d beets belie, 10. t„,Getmanv i 11 he l i, o hal Duke is . A , %sill tits! I jogs b ue g and I strength, still ifarahurg, th; N I D a nia. The fag part of the R eg gio, bad ale; i l L'eg. Several of the faurth co! The arrival n 4 4sson army, sch have pined thr •• route. The fir teueral df Di vi; I 1 Rhine, at Manh l• !inns of Nassau, • troops of this di , Dukes and Prin burg, La Lippe fulloriog day. we destined fur direr;' • the 15th or al fie fought at ,• rad a :aspens r+ • amsted, the pre ss-i extravagant fin sled the whole r ' all the bridges b a great number. ,` barb advice' fi December, state, • bad retreated wi • the environs of ' 4 lon, had again it. that every thing this year a stints We have just intelli low surrendered kouth, to Gen. azu•mincetl by ac Auainuacitt.- . 14c exception dr ante deserters, a b'q:e of parJoo from the [ware flisc allies which mots of regukts thin. Day guns, is taker ritld at Scilly;. .Boarsosr, and re indlassel for PI :sin•rissat, alvd Tho c oro u ni SirealAa, A ship of fine tircvd with 1-1 in her tops, b ei i It beeosnes,ast 'human broto fity, committing stereant Iraq las si eri mats will ea Protect the ladies onrd theist walk P Cpe r A Court Mu horn regiments of 411 00 sitting in • Qtletn's County Nos nature. PEDISTRIAtris k rs'irho undcrtc t i7 ligned bet wee' Jute he having (31 %Cut go the firs, • hair a-.._ THANKS OP THE. ArIT 1 7 4Y) VOLOI4IEL WARDLE. • •. • ~ • • Mr. Wardle! alteaddd a little dtier 60111 afill; • hall, yesterday, to receivo• the Thatilta oteed the Freedom of thu City,. in a gold bon if the nine of 100 guineas, voted him by ake Cerpirotiolti for his able and ilattiolic conduct in the Rouse of Commons, in bringing forward cheeps against the Commander in Chief. Ifs was introdneod.ro the. Chamberlain by Mr. Alderman' Ooodbehere ,and Mrs Waithitau (the Movor and Seconder), attended by sevens, of the Livery, Who received him itr the most polite manner. After administer. lug the oath, Mr. Chamberlain a4dscssed him in the following words:— GMY LLD( LLOYD WARDLE 4 Esq. I give youloy,awd Ie the name of the Right lion. the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons, of the City of London, In Common Council asseinhled, and agreeable to their tumaimons Itesolation, ad mit you to the Freedom of t h e Metropolis of the British Empire. . The Court has likewise snanimomly resolved, that you " having, unasked by Ministerial threats, exhibited serious Charges against the late Commander in Chief. which you have clearly substantiated, sad whith have, in fact, induced lits Rein! Highness to resign a situation of which, in the opi nion of the Court; he is unworthy," are vended to the ester* and gratitude of the Court anti the Country.. I am, therefote, Sir, to 'mufti /sit .101ninka et She Court. together with wilethdriare'your Adiahsiop to the Freedom of this City, in a Gold Box, of the value of one hundred Gaines', " in grateful testimony of. the high sense they entertain of the zeal, intrepidityyand petrinlistit, 'bra were so eminently displayed in that arduous end buollable dertakiag." • The Court having so fully expressed their same* the hi potence of the late Investigation, and of. yeiwbsoritorious co.)duct and perseverance, there is - nothing left for me to add spon that subject.. llqt, tiir, allow me to express a wish for ' *our health and happioess, and that you may live to whams the - good which we may hope will result from .your exertion". 'And may mankind in general, and especially those of exalted rank, and in confidential situations, be deeply impressed with the truth which has been declared by the Prince of Histori ans, that • Femina amissa .pudicilia aria abieserit.TAClTCS. Mr. Wardle then, on recieiving a copy of the Thanks, and the Box, - from the Chamberlain, addressed him as follows : - sta—With sentiments of the highest respect and gratitude I accept the Freedom of the City of London. I ata little ea pahle of saying bow much I feel honoured by so high anti proud a mark of distinction t. for, however strong aro/ryes may be whets my duty calls me forth in deistic. of the rights awl liberties or the pNiple, still. wises so highly respected a portion of that people are conferring upon me such in inva luable pledge of their approbation, I feel myself unequal to do more than oEer my plain, bat heartfelt thanks. And yet, Sir. it is not alone this mark of favour that I am bound td acknowledge, bat i have ills' to express my gratitude for tk it uniform and steady support given ate bl the bitisens of Linden, during the progre..s of those unexampled attacks that have heen• made epee me in consequence of tbat very conduct wkieb.hes ;heed so distinguished by their approba tins. That support, 1114•Itas engbled me suecessfully to de leted myself aphid snly enemies—the enemies of every public Man who dares to eapime and Attach utay auks itself, f tflutAl o have continued tp Ise the coutidenre and support of *alai ity is themorid. It is no .call eathketion to me to receive my freedom dar ing the Mayoralty of a Gentlemaa who bps obesely sbewn himself the &Mod of the rights and liberties of the peo ple, and of oar excellent Constitution—such Its it owe was, and such as 1 trust it once more will be ! To you, Sir, for "the liandsotaz and lettering manner in which you have (-deferred. this high brour 'pm ale, mach is die, and I beg to•thank you kindli. 'll. 'rho Colonel and his fries**, retired from Guildhall about half-past ittnoiAnfrust uuobserved. They afterwards dined together.. , . • • NAVAL INTELLIGHNCE.. Fr.TMOVNIT JA • 49.-ettrrived, the Niemen frigate, Sir M. SeymoUr, *oat* crab's. - • . • Pa wrsuourw, I tit • . Arrived eve Tbealla frigate, from Guernsey, and the . an' - brig frown. cruise. Sailed the Antrldp. eir war, with the if. ,Wel leaky net htaird, tilt Cadiz t nod the Harp ) gun-brig, with convoy fur Plymouth. Doyen. JAN. Sj.-rA 'Preach brig was this morning de tained wag sent iota this pat by the Cartitian Weep or war, Capitals Tom It sews d to Guernsey from Dunkirk," and. was lades with mfg. am.m.•••• Hi Ittrlcu, JAN. 90.--411 ed the Lord Duncan and Diana packet-, with Matti for Ifeliwilitid ; sod the BeAutuy uuJ duckbill(' Ditto for Gotteithergh. Gakv gutsy, JArt. 3Q.—Sailed the Alfred, Welstead, and the Elphlostone, Craig, for Indio; orti-tbe Jane, ilarry. far Ott raliar. • • CORN EXCHANGii, JArr. 31. .* To-day the remaining supplies of fereigh Wheat being large, causes, sales in this Mitt to be heavily Made, and at ratberjower prices. Prime I)anisfe e xceeds the eitrreng; Barley fit the later 11111111 C. don I Molt and Whole .Pess fluctuate but little ; Grey and Beans of path torts are lower; New ticks 304., to 355. per ,quarter; having la t s. sup. plies of Oats, this article Is egare quoted cheaper. Previous to the close of Aluittlay's Market, Flour Yell bs. per sack. CURRENT PRICE. Wheat -• j 71,.5i3 .. 1111+. 'lick Ream, (old) 411 s. Ms. Eke ditto -- - - 109.. lOte. - -17 s. gm. . ft*,4l4. dd,. rom a n is • - - Burley, - -- - e h . Y - - 4 740. Vs. Rape see,' - - £4d ;a: Pens( modliss) 70s. lye: Vitus Flour -a- 83 , i Grey - ucconds Wt. 85s.' Brass, (Obi) a ilas ! 44 Our readerawrssoweeelleet the circumstances re lative to the merder committed on his wife by Mr. %Villianis, a farmer near Whitcliurell, in Stapp. shire. No tidings had. Silted been heard of the murderer till yesterday se'imight, when, al, the sun of Mr. Faulkner was upon the top of bay of oats, he discovered the body hanging from, the roof of the barn. Near this spot -the crinstr Was perpetrated last Natembes.; and (rota the putrid state of the body, it is presumed that. he ell 4 victim to despair, and died by his-own hands soon after: there' was 171. in his pocket., We have not heard the verdict of the Coroner; but it 'IMPE • JioUSE OF tat4N • • TUESDAY, JANIAkii Yesterday the Lord Chancel( House of Lords at cleft's "'dock, some !ishits* in an Appeal Coot__ o'clock, the Lord Chancellor, Lord'W the Archbishop of Cassterbury, Salisbury, York, Bristol, Earl Lord Bolton, proceeded, aceordil of Parliament on the anniversary Martyrdom, to hear Divine Service ster Abbey. The prayers were- Dr. atcon, and a most eloquent livered by the Bishop of Bristol, chapter of the Prophet Jeremiah, verse. . " Then said i, Ali ! Lord God, surel; direiced this people in Jerusalem, sit pence, whereas the sword reacbeth unto The congregation was numerous, min made a strong impression - The Lords and Bishops returned Loki% . - gs : "•,.: ' HOUSE OF COMM' .......--• 1 TUILIDAT I Jilt. The Speaker, attended the Boise and shortly afterwards proceeded . net's Church, to bear Divine:Seer flied by such Members as;leke most excellent semen ste'ei Preu sion, by the Rev. Charles Proby. House. At one the Speaker returned ; but there not being Members present sufficient to conititute a House, he. signified his intention'of being in his place nt . a (planer before four..' A* that time t tht Speaker haring' taken thealt i :ieveral priia petitions were presented, 'frfared to pelves ,;-. ‘.. Committees: m" ' ' . 4 'T he .CHANCELLOR drai lf ikk i billiO/OEW /104 d , ), that the Thanks of thetuse should be icitmito thi Rev. Charlet Prohy, ' his eteelleitt Sermpk, *fetched before the flotille that day, and thitt - f p . ;should bu requested to print the stine.—Ainek to .: . '.• , ' . SUPPLY. . Mr. WiskaTON broOkht up the Report of this Committee: . • The Resolution was read a fird'and sectsid time and agreed to. Thu CUANCET3LOR of the 1 EiciptinXA • - 111;1 Alit the House should, to-morrew,. r - V , iisto *Committee ' *to consider furtheil ply to be granted to his Majesty. The Right Hon. Gentleman also ip that he should to.morrow move, in W 3 mince, for the number of scan* am the service of the emit% year. Mr. WOARTON likewise moved, that Estimates of the Nally. ordinary and naritastr,tia. luau 111 "" ' - -toast • and that an Address shoe ,nted to his. Majesty, , zetrieaStog• that tie pleased to direct rho proper officer . the same, which were seveeelly agreed to adjouroed till tomorrow. . ive-Jmoseecicsaerteatick • : PItOTTST. •"' The follearing Protest has been entered" Joirrnats of the House of Lards against of Thanks.to Liedenant.General Lord ton s— • . Di sislimint—l. Ilernulet,' Id the battle t. though essionitly distinguished Ity thole spinufhl diicipliffe mil - ualitar which his Majesty's train': failed to display, we catin,tretogitile those enequirscat racteristies of victory, w Web cuasione fur& as r to the thankiof this House; or thhconsrory; the my appeurs to have been improvidently led halo in which the repillse' of the enemy, erected whilst/ produced deliber see iritileniel a subsequent ante lief front the distresi uadet which our brave to s, feting 1 and was itios4dastely followed by the necessity . a precipitate retreat, 'wlteceby oar wounded Were left to full Into the hands of tittYnr;ny. .2. Because, By voting the Thanks of this Rouse on such an occasion, we diminish the value of the most honourable reward we have it is our power to confer; whilst steludi redly sanction the propriety of that elevation to the horioitrs of the Peerage, with which his Majesty, without Inquley', 4 was advised to mark his approbation of the Cominander nf• his army in Spain, at a time when his Mittisters•viere in• formed of the unfortatate conseqttences which might be ex. i peered to follow, and in fact did _follow, that dear-bought sateieaw GREY: • 4' • LAUDERDALE. . _ Yesterday the LORD MA Ant orlered the price t,d', bread to be continued at is. 44d: the qUartern leaf. of wheaten, end honstikold I.s. 2/d. A boy was drowned on Monday, in the basin, in the Gttett Pirki by the breaking of the ice. On rritlay ptekpits: the town of Dover was ageio alarmed by the 'dry of a r e, which „ proceeded • from a melt.house, but whielt.was got udder with little damages , •An aged woman of the name of Alloy,. of .o,4awbit, went on the 18th blatant to see,siime of Ater friends in Deoping Fen t , and in her way this they in the taunting had crossed the liver, dpo tl•e• s two of . her fcicuds, fearful that ON might meet With some accident is re.crossieg Oro? ritt;r in the evening, kindly olTeredtheic assistance -te accompany her; mid the party had gut nearly half over, whim the ice broke; and the old wo. man and one of her female friends won drowned lire other was with difficulty. ettrietkidd, and has? since recovered. Hung Lottery Tickets, said Lady C— to her friend, wile had been persuading her with sumeim,, ',infinity to trytbeir joint leek tugether them, if yeti please, said her sprightly frieiti, let us buy them first. We may 'elm. andli the dear rogues afterwards. if the Shares, chance to rise, as they did in the 'last Loth not cSixteenth was to be had fur Nye or a Correspondent .woeld advise these,,fair I, but tarter IbuuW hy, till ol t se 114 atil t • fess, mach abated th . b vanity of those c.z. peclations, and the labour of this anvil"; has 66 increased the desire of vise and rftiremint—, 61 the4rospect 'of which I Was willing to reliu. AWillt." • • `risPitei6ted chariteter f ! !. Thus you tee, he. gg* 'thought Jill might be able ,to ;cadet. !mate-eir,- sc Tice to tire Calapanx," ittit ''l4o resat/ V. Cc the ballot hi .-piiiprip t 4tited the :easily otitis • 66 expedatimAia't It has aAtlaablatll7, doe vinconatn thing for a wan whole • ..**POesik .rsaft: +doted, to elect " a &iris of "nee anti retire. 4 t ment," noC4ogOttjig the prospect, Of 16 *hick he iis'iedling to " thinking lc )te 'met pktrieacceptstrle" to the ,Corapstay ;- and the autbiguOils tusinagi- which 11r. T. , hos woriled his idtertiserneec, jos :fied moon supposing it to .. be h retse ii;grierre on hii part to join hi • .01 , that,.. , liskt may dia.. closet,' biit itt kcaufs.woulg - be hardly ; peret 1) tiblq in St. Net's Calltedial: 7 4t May estlighten the, one, andonli - lnake darkness visible in tlae other—so Mr. Twitting, wilt(' ,hilttioi abilities, m a y s hi ne at a Proprietor t •Wdt lie itt , .tiold be completely Agra • of his beams in .a Dirctliflihip. , I am Sir your es o b e di ent, -. 4 . . •blt ' t • ‘.... • . ' A PROPRIETOR. .: a see Ms Adverdiemeot a ftei the" late Erection. , . To-morrow will Iw-the Ist of February, and • ' - this dal fortnight the Lottery begins drawing. •,,, if we may...judge - a the neat fortnight by the last, -. it is pretty Oear there wilt be neither Tidiets or Shares for sale when the %IN! 'goes round. 1t is badly,Oranued to make all liotteriq.Ad the imam number of Tickets ; 19,000 :were sold the ;hilt Lottery' s in the worst time of th 4 year; new the Parliament is sitting, and die town foil, it is sea sonable to expect the sili Will - be greater; how. ever, whilst ant• ternala, they .may. be had at ,either of Britt's Offices, 4, Coin:ill!, or_D, Cba- • ling Cross, where, eight. Lipilids were sold in the i last Lititery la Ilillilaio. • , v. • • . ALL FQtrii,ls :i & re of the oldest games on • recurtl, and hitirlitill)irgo sums hate been gained Ind lost:Xlttiblibti ,11Trip s G erne of ALL FOURS is lie w :plAyltstliy Atli ranks orPerson i s.-. this New GainseVias' titi rod Aced last year by .411 Four • IV • • • i'fiventillinli ratuld. Prizes "Mug drawn i,' 4 o lla D a y, arid . !id...l l We Shart4itmong the PO, 1- iiilice.inthcpuislalica4Arialasc,,andvattininteliritiuei4dringayo, Feb.aitme. Mill i i 1 Gi f ti.lrige . 1: rig Thousaird roundel. , -...-, if i -b. ` ir rnba . . r l B t ; i ' l git e. mu the - genius of the -; ': • • 1 4 'IRMA ClitiM bit,,i) "remitsais, 'to Ind a sub it i, , s . tute 411. Cigar; will litlf)oriatt that this is now the • '' • on t lywomitry iv#c f .rd,,.epy sweets of life' may be oh.. $ -PIRA •;thille: 1 5 1 lble1 'MVO a 4tilling expence; ' ' ,i orbore TWO IpOßfted TistipSand -kirolden l a tutithe .- ... : Will be distri t buted otn-Vitat.NTlNt's DAY, • • - , 1 ' sweeten/0, Capes ' .. *, .. ' - . ' . • eh thibe whia bay Shares in'Old 'present unrivalled Ictte:ry, Consisting of • i -- _. of 000 bTookberw, ond 5,000 its •dtawu u t tile it ' 1 .0 .~ '' -~ -: I - { 1: ~ . -- 7 wmoriit' t" . "'"''' Olito ED 0 52' akilit.l4 - 414: - m. . 1, .•i ~ AE•O64 ,if t . . - 16, 4* tut .• •• • f : • ••; - i. iitietliii * • . , isto ily 30.. ' ''- 1 . Pi g Wayisiamjilith istktbe , . .Its . . . $ :elicit *ent..ice..** , olkAe r tp Stildeatetlatfell " li i i ii lifsA , _ VP! P iek, and triniattled, . „:1 - .4e - Wid ceibe rwS Pit i'llal"" 0 Ise. 'Ahat twelfe ‘" _.:et q t e tic . -: • . • . i kg ' Lerd . Wiliineiiiiv' t . tiOrii isSIS I .rt .. , it " 7„: - • ' V.A4 thanks i r 11 1 .y;' the - flishaps of vor' linger titiAt-ita 'etthr Stikag",a ,kavt .o*i itt rrl Grosvenor, and iv' Order ecieenintsMitiare fp. siretteksakedietivas to his rdiug to the custom 'f.illi t ate:tinifiret;'".ineviiiiCh diteresineflnn , i ha i yof King Cherie:tit "'abut& besorry hi - Lai° lodkicr;ollpe as the i Lyrvice in Weatinkr, it o r hits! ) , da4tsion,'' that i's,.tl tit, haft : tread by the Mac ui rkterwsined to ret i re, . his,. tripods. *ill have ; 1 tit sermon was itie . .. Oft little Vegard for: his con'aisteng if they *fell istoi, from the 4th aga(a.' obtrude him oti the notice of 0 1 .11.0 , 141Ai5y. 4 .,, • . etnlab l and tenth • I Mdse no personal uOjection :bklfr ! :niblfti f , on Contrary, I can beat' tsslips* t i ts: rely . thou bast greatly qualiti es o f the tea I Ail; pti,rtlia4f mil • • sarag you gbali have time to Hate, and readily Ilia* itlat, ;, ~ 4 0,4k4, nto the sow r . actioe disposition (net to spy b .. Q tie roils, and the ter_ d b o u u t, hi s is ir u t t w h h o en tasi se '. b e e s 7 o 4 . e.s . .., • '':kt 44,. lld 4 teltoot ailLi ' I on the hearers.— p id to the Into of spring. from. 611114 . .4 ttniiitsr* liivirt . esaji_ I 'i dONS. of the India acisid it . t .a ''' ifeAii - 111; 4 .11 1 04 1 r • ! - • actuated by ,aetkiall. - . (lift; i and t t —' 't this conclu s ion iS not far from' truth, .hear r. • • - Twining himself t— , A. , alkse at led o'clock, 44' " When I fi rst 'meson* , a daudtslate for ha Direction, I didlo end'er a persuasion that 07 !ti ~ ,l0.! ( . 1 ' St. . 11 .4 1 1.• cc • o tfering myself to the Proprietors, •.to Omni 1 ailievs accomPa - " my conduct wai well known, naiad he accept. b Present, where a 41 able to them ; and I also thought that i intik/ "'he'd on • t he ecea" " be able to rende r so * service to the Com. ly, Chap lain of the sc pony. The result of the ballot hiar, if con. • , 41 fess. much abated lilt vatilt.. ..r •k.... .... . . . .. ri __L• mo . t .. ll, it to' be h retse de guerre on Ais part to indite; 9,. i ' t ,.. ir "the Proprictori tm joie his li t ttle senste, for rho , 0 t'ie s u p ' purpose of , ialvitilig:biin to come forward tige.it t - ,, . but has not experience proved twat Mr. Twitting is is 7l rat e tiot i ce , not so Fe:s-4% aefexta+le , te,the Proptietots, se li .did c „,'....: his 'esoilsto w i tia tat id - persu a de them he alt ~r . , ! 7_. 1 ‘..." le? 'and sio d Nt, Tw.intate'frielif e lights- " ballr Y " r iiet t bo ' ' •'! . Ate e het eabl--- Off to a a at th „ suiii al Aha,ft and that i . Woolittli .01 .. . . extract& should pp!alledf i pip., ill 1 : - ....., . _. ~,.. rg service, and wip tt tiftb*.tkir ' old be pre. .. ... rifi4 ti 3 :4 4 4 , pr i ti l trAt o , 4 l o / 61 *V i tf's" '% t 0 lioctatt en 3 Do man o. i t eKropttob t Stew mkt 0 ~i kiticuis d sae the Ptorietars that)! ' • of . 3 7 0 , appall:jug the 4401016 dittiisisii r. Taih... ? krietki poliierf Eakt le 'oetitmlyietuctehtfi i . ~,.. lineal4MS - ',,,, '- 0 it%) (Of Waste him and is , et}tt II r" .Sertitelin roar Oilers; red 01 'gyp is as : ' I: lP4 !ii tr, ,, , , namo t when we e i • 4 'i .: G ate :: der h y&s tr ;' . cog: nation to ,trinti soil we ° i do l. rd ~ f. , ear t!* x e raiiii isblie you 0 corn* ~..i , for** $144 mext:mgencx; be itraritattair 't. 10; 01 of " I atm! to . . , . l e t p a iti l 7l67i P e 7I:, i outrielmisdets, :mud if •we 46 hattionhiwrott 'we * pi! epe e &c. n , 0 2 1 " .. r i G4ilierbialteila 9. ' 1 " IP more, ' • ntab clacked meat both*: COO , ! ' , ‘ or India affairs , it * b the re uwal of the - Charter de. s Ogle ..pestled on 6 ogeitioss of Mr. ' *i • g • s • ..."'' --- tsel6te of ilie P- 0004eni s - bo tha,el 1 9 . 7a l titu tul 3 oi a °r Te ih a u f o a *halloo, ttla great lath detip to' a Direitortifilp. lip has ,been rejedeLl, .. ttack, nor re- and flatSinic retired; ice, his /pleads in j tire him Nu „ e „ ,„ f _ so much as tavbrinitlnt fotward again ; let them, rxcessi ty of a recollect, that A re4h •l_ .tiskt Amity illuminutd a small u__-.___S• I .i . • ..