The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-04 00:00:00

jfz. 1.011.L.L; returns *is best acknowledgments to his Friend and the Public in general, fu.• their sympathy in his xtrz, and assures thcoi it will sot produce, during his life, the smcillea abate• went in the exialions of TALI STAtTF.S.v4.II to CVOS& abuses its the ,Ytate, a►irl to promote the welfare of his Country. He intends, In a few sia9Si4ilAt *foie the Public, through the chats. 94414.F.fr7P",a4Pr5. an aecosopt of t4e nu. as oror rosec#Ott he tyFp pgratf4 Orin; the tug raelrearr y bpi :Aids 141 rig be enub4a to foria . ticorrca gpfsio, of 14 wits, or lie :wigs:Of: tiso mor, 10.011 ft the .some time deoc4ps the cargaig getup of tide ?resent Aqmi nistrltiony *reignd to the;manugement of Nclay44 B , .04 Me ifhiCA,PaVe been uscct re' iapprest 4na sl.4r4g*Atsr- 4,4 will abet Vene y • co pie oogsfaillOof *of entry im parttac man y the: . qtiricriqs of difeading a prose iaitioq for a Libe Mme r ilia - pre:,ent systdm. iaArF lbitiscrx, Nr,wG4TE• - Demean 4.- . . Arr Mails - Due. •...••••• • Dutiliut - I • • . ..... NVlaterf.l4 • 0 I .!: siisbnp 1. Aultnit • Pit IC Or STOCKS FIU OA VATOK K tICLOCk. 3 per cis!. Red. 664 61 1 sper CO ! Cam. MU Valium, dr: `ILA.. STATESMAN. LONDON: TELETAY, DLCEXUCIL 4, 1810. STATE OF I . IIS btA.IESTIrS,REALTiIr. " Pfia4, Pic! 3, 9 •.cl•F`tt " Via of 411411,1110ftlit orb cb !ms bee!' oil *MOtHe for. thee loft area clan 'still . cOl10,1910.2:t 14 Dr.'4. 141 : .5 MAJESTY hasi t .6'.CR4 awl i 3 fully as well 4s.toa Nos rootartioy." • • - • ( ken! so tonal.), . . This day arrive & twO *ails from .4 t. ituportutce of the inidlligence 'they bring is as great us aux . that has arrived (pr a isn i; cr.,e. !Jotters, from Stockholm s . t.its....tlit‘t ;!+laeot.Eos bail and. skuly alenmaded a Declaration, of War isy Swealoo against Great Britain, and a centieestion sof all Co. ! produ.ce. The firstl,' Wet add s ' was elem. Oita * its the ‘s.c.dish ooyernment, atrt there yob . 1449 sonic bettitatjow as to the latter. —A .4eUem . faint: 4410 1 1NlftlY Atatv g 3t that the l*claration or War e above mentioned, had been teeireed . there, inct was to be read in all the Clcurtcolfe 94 fultOWlng Sumter. The :hear is stated to.hare Tenn skoclare4 on the' 45th ult.--z'' Little: doubt eau test upon this intelligence z.lm: . deed, it was to hare been expected. It was the' eaturo course of things., after ,the election of BIANAROTTE to he Ciown Prince of Sweden ; and there can be no doubt s that the Confiscation; will. follott. lierc, then, is another country out of grhif. we are Ilhot t by...NApoLecom 1 That wes. pot to be 1440 in the r4LSENT relative situation of trance. SAE England. Rut who made that re. U 11,0441006 t It is not worth while to dwell ott this st‘ifiect • now ; but we call . the attention of the Public tR ,i‘ t n one more wartting voice to them 1-r.--4bat 'wale& or any other, low. eter4 wilt bu of ma algal ealere acted 4pun with all' ~ the eagerness 9f fkrst.awakened The Joss 40. f cloßtrio gitteettiTely INAp 0 1e410.4,t pr gr ess.of ruin . whirh stilt Crum, tiourtte time, opens the tiny tereyotery and matins. Ilut the enemy mitt molt the otutre of eaistenee l and i titi our v1'311;11;6 by the overthrow of that. lie Wilts' mocks at the enemy's iu*aikitbn of this cuostry, y. be the object of pity fur . his I'o4, in oat better impairietbsto the. important quial,iini t endlnust be the object of horror se all who know the 'danger. Mk your best • s:Arers, and l kcy . • yeu, karaflua ks practicable with e matt of keg PPlOnraMet i o, J t i sWishCA, 4nd less resources of shat and means, !hew, ,the. Fr t meh Foperur. , • Alt raw -visilt.esot talsowagainretmut any Uu is preparing a large armament in the Scheldt, tand;yout etc. bill Mi, wile at it.' Still you are incon. Si , tenti pr rsiltker Veer Monitors; for yogi erch atul•tyou dit4 aced a feet anti, army against the. preparations in the Selsohit t that. If they dj4 nut apes., the , magnitude of your fear seirst cgpscsa the magnitude of your inconsistency. Ily.lhitt• mai), you have prim( of slut .elarer sp. prdlatAt of )our.danser. Penteask is pik.i.ng IWO srameN , ky, en eashassw en *Ai her purtsi—tu du whit ?—To 0361 thaw hpre. theyittay snit annoy . yea —to plisco thcsi flyvictiii-Oetuin (be Scheldt 1-to cearialefe t : cgtijt mcnt of , {hat Reel: Wltat Abets Toa, ars VIII Ought to smile ; end be it an, yew ka . not been Abatalottad to jour fully, for you bale eters, beets tell of it Wi)orts 11" e readied Stnchhiabis t (het an AresiatiO , bas been signed betucen Rpeata and the I, 3 ultst and sonic* acrottnts add, Peace between those Powers bad been made, the PORTt ceding Moldavia! *as Wkilachia to klassia. Wu trust thencait of the Peace is, true, nut only on account of . the par. Val allceiatiots it will hriug stulfering linntanity, but 4‘).r. t h e i-kke or 1. 1 :1 5 01) aeen IT , Ake kcr) 41 1 4 1 1 1 1 . inasmuch as that measure of discontinuing this war is the only chance itussia has 41 WV her tf wq jade peadoacc. -- "r"v" . . , . • Waive given The gazefie pxtraordinary in a preceAng Column ; and below ii the Bulletin, issued biGovernine` tie, previous to the aPpoitrance of 7730 Gauge. As to the first, %n eat Upon our *leaders to,. judge whether any thing can be drawn from it, inure than that MassEN 4 made a great change in his position, and a difficult one ton, in the faced an etral army, agd stir pore (of come) in the face of an army aupeiioein" strength ; and that he did in rids, ford Wutaxtatou only ;oinking his rti4egments, and got staying or interrupting them foe .4 minute. This dispatch nf my Lord Wertmsovniv heathenry thing in the way of the ludicrOus that ever was seen! especially when it is taken with former accounts of what my Lord WELLISPOTON Would at last du! ,Ilis Lordship can't even prevent the enemy's rear-guard ham leisurely covering every movement MASSEY.% chuses deliberately to snake behind it. Lord IVELLINo. TUN ;tops short, and looks on ; and General HILL, whom he bed pushed . 6a, is ordered to the inicatiens aG lb. away is known.—The enemy has told . you his intentions. In his last Dispatch 'to his Government be said he meant to. occupy Santarem and strengthen it, ' and make It his chief depot. He has done so.— What he is to do neat, you must wait to see ; for you will not (with a superior force) push on to look at it. Lord WeGusiorou makes no move ment of his own, but follows, and is guided by, those of the enemy ! The enemy may catch him, t% bile he is watching ; but, it seems, he will take no chance of catching the enemy. It is, by the way, worth while to observe the greater por. tion of real information we have in the Bulletin Man in The Gazelle. Between the writing of the two accounts, the courage of Ministers had 'fallen somewhat, and thus the EXTRACTS were nairOwed beyond the measure of the BULLETINS... 4. Bet Ween therm, however, it is acknowledged, that Lord WELLINOTOi knows that Massumt has large reinforcements coming up. Ile may guess what the 'enemy's intentions are ; and we hope u; is pcnikted'agliost them ! • I ”mMI ..• . . . . WAR p 1: PART tIENT, PCC...3.. , The follonins is, an Official Abstract of Lord WELL! ,t4I:rOM I S Dispatilics, rgeived yesterday,, .I:yarning at Lord I.tscitroos.'s face :-.- . 'I CArr 4 xo. Nov. .21.—The eoeuir retreated from his po sition eu the night of the-t4th.their ri*ht marching oti Alcurutre, their left on Villa I' 4 :ova. They continued their retreat the fol lowing day. The Allies broke up in pug-uh on the morning of thy 4tli.the advance reachisv A tempter that day, A zagaboga ma Jkleomere on the 16th, and ()arias* mg the litb. On thaw dayi we made 400 pristmegs ; Sir B. SPCN L aft nap General dscira's divisions ((Mow. en the pith, laird vrci.ciso- TOY learned' that the enemy had constritcted aanthgr bridge pope the ?Aezere, his first having been carried away, We bur corps marched that day from Santarem to tiolegas, , Lord •WiltiAitt GTO N immediately sent General Ili I.L'il division acres, the Tagus at Valada, vs ith a view of aiding 'A ',ratites, if it should be attacked, or of annoying the enmity, if be con tinued his retreat throstr,is Lower lima. 4 , On the 18th, the enemy's rear-guard was found so strongly posted in front of. Saguaro's, that it cold not he atturlird with iMopes of success. Though the French continue to stud troops :m11 . 4141[00 towards the &tete, they tarp a sufficiently Inrge . corps at Suotitrem aral in its front to repulse any attack from this side; . told the heavy atlas have 'so completely destroyed the toad. that Lord Wits.twimorus has found it Impos t .ible to dislodge the enemy • by ,orraving through the hills against his right. ' Possibly die same 4,111150 keeps the enemy so long at S.gotarent. " Lord Virmcrcortra is uncertain whether it be the inten tion of bl 41• EN Ato retire mil of Portugal. In thit liiTOOg 'AO. sition hetoeen the Zezent and mottnrein, he may try to main tain himself till he coil belonged by the reinforcements which Lord WEL Li N‘Turs knows to he on the frontiers. On this account, an I that of the inclement weather, Lord W E LLI aG• TON WO; brought forward hitt port of his army, loam* a per. ti.idin cantonments in reserve.. General Hri.t. is to halt at Comtism), until the intention of rise ritual is derided. '. S t I.v 'sit A writes on the 9thy no& letters of the 10h. frets' Salamanca, confirm, that corp., supposed obtott 20,000 men, are moving la Castile, and preparing to entre Portugal. lewd W r:Lt.tsliTON beAfiqs a warm, ettlogiums tat the co 7 ps o f E,e. r biters mai I.ieutenant-Cologgel Ft. KT(' If Rit, br whose exer tions his positiogo covering LiAtogg have Iwo) reudered impreg 'sante. itettsrps his thanks to AglinirA IlLitaLLEr and the N..vy.."Nlarquii kiosk VA, Sir K. SPE N t LO, &v. *lli* at nry is 1 smr . , tomato, ;sad bascosicluded itself much to his sati3factiou." ' •" AD vtIft,ALTY OFFICE, Due 9. Di-patches have tilts mottling been received at this Oilice r, 913 , A,b u ir a i th e Ifoo. Ilea. _ K ' ELEY CllllllllollKier iu Chief of his Alaiekty's rlupa iii Ike dated the Itiels,kkhlb. sital 42d Ultedlll. In toe formerof these di.patchei the Admirak state e that he had, at the request Of Lord Wettatictrox, formed A hrigude of *cameo and 1113fil.en 11111!•if ling of JOU each, for the occupation of the works from the troops may be withdraws, the command of which he had. given to Captain I.A.peoptik, of the Impetuelig. " In theill-p:ttch of the Idth, Admiral BERKELEY slates, that up the Irk, the retteat of the enemy vies 11111111411 Ceil In km by it-lege:spit limn the Odin• up the that It -raevs-irksoppoeving the Mutt of . oedetal IluLt, who had ad, vaacej, by ordered I.jeittestuitt B161 1 114,ELI:lirt µrah the ete. t4ht of gun-boob. to proceed up she river; nod It(iir-Adinirat , Ste runlets IV4l.l.tituts, aria UN the boats,and poutuitus, to ittipertidend lhr ',Assn% of our army tierts..., if tierct•sar), ha.. in provided 11)stot bridle% and reery thing fur' that purpose. in 114 tlistkotelt of lite 2111 (the la-t received), the A - mind state-, that sXie ettemV Attila; nulled at - Santarem, atid:op that strung pu.t. the ISrPhls aivil.couthitied fceo are assent* e " Intl word.* %Ohm a league of it ; and lb .' Clittla and • boats nailer i3.rTiteM%t Itirit.Ltsuns are abreststlif the my at VuLtda, whew they load parsed over tietwial to the South ride of the Tagito, aid ilea. dl !Woo iettisted tat have alWady qraeltipd Abrauteih! The (olittating latter arrived its Town yesterday •I NEW 'rook, Nov. 4. •". Some changes are likely to take 'place in our Cabinet before the Meeting of Congress, on the 3d peeemlfer. Among others, 40111017 Smartt, who hid the du.putc with your MitAisivr .1.4cav,,,r, is ca. Pbete4 to roigp bis o,lnec of Secretary of,,State, to gin Page to dir..MNurctsoOther matters are nut yet i 4 V I 011141 11 . 1 n It el 414 I I on, t • g Milk: tithed States, ha, received Dispatches from the lteprpentatives of West 19a. tista r cautaipjag acme prapasltilnia for a mutual Tre*ty. Peoplo iq con,fi,leisce assert, that the United Stites has beck invited to take possession, of it, itch! that it will be erected into a new State. A' , We arc in alarm lk•st,i,c Euglantltloes apt take Wage Ocps, the lquA, Intcrcun . rse lag 111 . gill he re. VIM! 9 . 11 the hleeiiug of Cung Divitch i 7l lrc scut ltu Fist cu ja 8. l'uw 4.4. Y. THE grAstomAx. AXING?' MAIL. LRECEITED TIM DAY.) Citainvolz.v; Nov. 12.—An Order of big Royal Majesty has been received here, for the /in- Positian of an embargo on all Danish and Norwe gian vessels in the ports of Norway ; this measure, which has for ita objeCt the raising of 4000 seamen, svillContinuein force till thatnumber is Completed. A similar act is expected ti) take place id. Zealand, The seamen thus levied axe intended tor the . equip 7 meet of the Imperial Fleet in the Scheldt, end will, it is said, proceed by llelsingbingh to Copenhagenl and from thence over the tielt to the Continent. STOCKHOLM, NPT. Couriermrtived here from P4ris a few days ago, anon after which M. Alquier t the French Minister, delivered in a Note to the Minister of state, containing certain requi sitions, intimately connected with the commercial interests of the country, to which a peremptory answer was demanded within a specified tie* ; va rious consultations were held, and several *Wait ing reports were in circulation. Adrian from St. Petersburg's itiforbi us of as Armistice, or, according to atheis t allreaty of Peace, haring been concluded between General Kaminski and the grand Vizier, by 0;6 the pro vinces bf Moldavia and Wallachia . are ceded to Russia. Nov. 20.—1 t is now certain that the Emperor Napoleon has demanded of out Government an im. mediate declaration of war against Englund,. and the confiscation of all colonial produce in our ports ; the ((sumer of these demands has been acceded to, and the declaration will appear in a few days ; the confiscation is not yet determined on, but our Go. vernment has consented to prohibit, for the future, the importation of colonial produce under all and every flag whatever. GOITENBUIWII, Nov. 26.—8 y a Courier who arrived this morning from Stockholm, thelleclara. lion of war against England has been received here; it is understood that it• will be publicly read in Church uu Sunday next. ..*FocrOroz.in, Nov. 14.—0 n the oth inst. a de. ,putation . of the Academy of Science waited on his ;Royal Highness lbc Crown Prince, and writ *oat redoes': Omitted to his presence.—The Plea. Baron Adlererenta; presented to his *bpi „Highneu, on the part transactions hitherto published, andiryed thief* Itcyal Highness would most greelirririilep An t isacupy the seat lately , filled by Mti o ustlool; • • Am the Crown Prince CitAsoadkAbstrewtseiba 'Prat Honorary Member et. theagniioo. , • His Royal Highness asiniiiislo the most gracions manner; that iptecs withal ass i 'lltifaction he accepted tli4riontillbts4 him, an 4114' at all times, be should inel'bikppy in promutinsoc interest of the acaderny.-45ftsckholes Nov. 14.) JONICOPIROi Nov. 17.—Thbicewsinia haupt, the lion. Miss ICAskall; Count*Piper, *el Baron Sparse, are to set oaten the 20th init. freak; Stockholm for liellinghtirgh, where they are to ar rive on the 24th, to receive her Royal Highness the Crown Princess of gutalen.—(Goilsnburgli Miscellany, Nem ! , 245. EXTRACT Or 4441.1111* FRUIT CURSORS, BATED BOTIMBER. 7. " A Flag of Truce has como for the purpose of announcing to us that the blockade of the Swindle raised; but that .it still exists with_ regard to the port of &Wilma. Yesterday, st nine o'clock,ln the morning, the flag was hoisted at ti 4 main.top.niast of the Admiral's ship, when the crews of all the Tassels came on dock, and gave the usual cheers.— Immoliately after the two ships of the line and a frigate, which were stationed in the Belt, weighed Their anchors. Today a convoy passed steering to idle North, escorted by three ships of the line and a 'frigate."--7( ' , Mei& du Nord, Nov. 16.) ilaltACT OF A LETTER FROM CONSTANTINOPLE, OCTOBER 5. The Persian Ambassador, Asker Khan, still re. sides here ; he has received letters from Teheran, under datisoi the 24th August, by which he is in. formed % Bail the Purs'ktni coutinue"to war against tbe Itiiiiirilits.....:. (Slime Paper.) 1011111110 T 0 / A {,*'Nett FROM ST. PETEKCIIVIIGH, •.' ' • ' ' OCTOBER tt. Irtideriley was celebrated here with the greatest solemnity ; the anniversary of the birthday of his Majesty the Empetor'i mother. • The circumstances reported respecting a conspi.. racy at Guadeloupe, are law, stated to have been greatly exaggerated. • Mr. and Lady Ku XAISETU WarriMEAD left own yesterday, fur Bedfordshire. The lion. Major Durz.e arrived yesterday at Sir Was. Mmoca's house, in Upper Berkeley-street, from Donnington Park, Leicestershire, the seat of the Earl of where he has been on a shoot ing party. Mr. CIIAWFORQ gave a gram, dinner yesterday, at bis house in Piccadilly, to the Eas I of Mutua l and several other persons of distinction. On Thursday last the Magistrates of Bath took up about 60 unhappy women who infest the pub. lic streets, and connnitted thew all to the House of, Correction till they could be paced to theii plated, of siettlement. wey th rev Attu !akin • fikt notorious. brothel. Mondex 4eitaight t khout men o'clock in. the 'caviling, a dres,d f rui 111 r koke out at the Vifiqd.milj, and Corn iktoses l on, the Norik.wall, Dahlin„ which' .wcte Ototty cyinsumell. st, it NAVAL INTELLIGE, DEAL, Dtic. S. Ar►ised his Majesty's ship Victo Rear. A4nirat Sir James Sauinarez, ' J • TA ItMOUTH. DEr. 3. SaturBky morning came in the Phi; with the'losit of her foremast, and this morning for Sheemess, • Arrived lifs Majesty's ships ,Aftarfridgc, and 'Cracker, and vile dim tress Gotteuburgb, kith intiffligenee digs Govrnment have declared W Country. POITSMOUTII, Mc. Arrived tho Niobe, fit, gnus, Cu, Cu, off Havre; the Spitfire, Cape the Eastward ; the Theseus, 7 Prowse; the Daphne, •te guns Ca, and Ta'tares:, 18 gum, Captair (mg North Yarmouth ; the De; Timlittsuo, from the %mos ; the cruize; and Fury, from the Eastwt Sailed the Virago, Lieut. retinas), fur Cork ; the Sarperlspn, on a cruize 18 guns, Captain ifebb o l foe Lisbef cutter, Leut, Gibhugt ; sutl Apr, VOUS E ok' LORD, The following is s List of the Peen for slid against Earl SraticEtes Areanimen motion for adjourning to the 13th irr Tote VIE ASICsTi gt N . , nt N, Es. Grosveuor Ape; (lily; ac • Ikrtly t, SIIiSVN COW per • • tIP, Nurfo:k Fitz w illimo Ponsolt ! , Stonetiet AL • Vincent Pothook St. Albans Hardwick. Keith Bedford Kinotou Crept sr A Rut' rtsr.s. Litcatt • • • 1 7 . La,downe .1 ersoy . Clio' Stafford • Petecoorougli • • 1141 Headford charhofoarat &II EARLS. VIbCOUNT. St. Radnor • •,.. ikrosiord ik. ItmAyn it News. • - 'Hanna:a (MOM) 17' sua," 5t...,1„!„. •. f iranard .U 1 Spencer ' So tllle rs ' Grnitt llchrster : Gersdir X 1 0- • C hot mond/ley (irenxille AL LW X liticuborodet I)i Grey 1 ... . . . . 11.,u4iiiote. ... Thi AGAI NIT Tilt AMENDNI DUKCs. - Pettier • _' • York , Graluust (Bake. f Idea Cambridge . Maatritat) Keay( Beaufort Uremia* Rolle AncuelsnOrf. •• Jiurrosrl Wakiagban ,rterbury . f.'uoiAtillea • Boston a rk •• ?.... 7, ft 4.l..iterpouit . eiQVISISS. • Bridie Water /14 4 . *anis -- MattimfielA ijapieg , , , . . Strutboutre Anis* Alielairs W lotto/lox Wevlt*l I licrtfor4 *whom • 1 111.011ebley Coventry i 47 sA * r.k. ' ' l i b" ihriales !noun/pm a.l •• .7iyiesford Carleton *Variant Li torrick Aidennutla ' &umiak' Chichester Coto** 11 ulgrave Warwick S v &Cy Rivers tioad*icit . W icklow stem Harrow lox IVeat worth Wodehou# ( ibutdo re Lake i • it iditietoo. atteltford ou sters cot 11 eitinfirl4 _ _.. . . _ 'fare Rodney %mall Ent Lindsey Kiii4;l4ll , Wenieureland Chestier ' I : 6 . 6l l7:uid's itl i optitaga iii444--- • Pomfret North:ll;4)nm B ang or Aberdeen Selkirk Sarum Helho Mount I.dgeolekbe Hereford k u Carrisle Orford Lundon Pe.nbroke ~ . Sahebs Sinlilt hitrtitiißl.StS !bud Is the pO the present Administration, that on ot.Covent-Garden Theatre. when VlLlpt addressed his Council ii words " I had thosight I had men of some 4:silent:siding item of my Council ; but l tind none." There were three distinct rounds it was several minutes before the permit the play to proceed: PARLIAMENT.—Though the cons& the Parliament are four—the King's Lords Spiritual, the Lords Temporal, mon", it bat, however, been doe? SELnEti, and other eminent lawy Lords Spiritual make in thooselv, of the realm. Witimortta, la liaments, contends, that ;h .Ifol Temporal make but oneestati; .ti • parate assembly ainl & Opined v'of: warrant this °pitiless. joif , t 1 01 4 14, the estates ate- certainly. distinct.; gular record. open our stilinte distinction between both,. to be Tim.= Act of Ueiformity (t Ells. chi with the dissent of ill the *Motu (ore the styli/ of Lords Spiri throughout the • whole (Gibson' other instances of. Bills piliSell Loth, though every Lord Spiiits, them; are Cited by StraieN and age, p. Is-e. 6. tt lost. 485.6.7.) rious fact, that itt the early part 1 / 4 Eighth MA air, the Judge! gaits it , that the 15.100 might hold a Parliansen Spiritual Lords (Keilwey's Reports, opinion was fully acted up to in a For the first 10 or 12 years no Bishops Parliaments of Covailtirs)l4. ; in weee-olututonoeto bas ta.u . fisstParliamem nil after the,repettl 4f the lath.of wkich was r sepealed by virtue of the t. 2. td. 0. 1 10 ( . 6 fen dafr e yttd. per Lonepelkici.txon and Ahi" then ordet A iroanit KDIKA IV. a satallCruci6 au'! 0° • invessid Child, or a composition itt: s k j ito %%; it, 're.: - pliketeit of*tris% Ipgi bard . r, %11111*41111:411.411/4._. 4144 the :Alias y tiles th j e'Vrea. back crtL: r ta r t s r n 4 k,Shat'Mlcrit Ake to*. vi eh" man rettco.. L:r l a , ai, , g toa u rgti n alhi s i iil4: 4 4 ' E s la sail ed. is from thu hirps n s ti c4ll p r : t e r t r" ea that the s we : 'Rain Ellis, frua, g""ss t aptaa 4 C 4 111 4 01 l'ip uu ; tin Mainwarip c. !xlerous t Li t e! . Romer, &um card. Os iiidot a convoy Oel: Ike Gerg o , , 0011 the 4I ken et 0. 1 I erui;e. PS. PeeM who siondment to tl instant t.T. • woctir t olltonbfri tun (Mite. ut lord ) unsonby uth o l4o3 a Cr thookillY eitlt arydort . ra I tie littun (E. fl arn i cs ) holland aye ;and Sege I. J ohm. ►u tnn (11. .Dou g l as ) hailer (L Ormuudi Itadforci . lyper Otoigy 4tiatt,ey kW kit teinnny or, anwit) 'Aurlovf I ENT. :1(100 144441. or lle oyum • f4highait noun • *Pie/ Pada Clifbigialliallr "eV (Loolincej 1ev490 (Esti of Gsk, 'egoism 4larsitide' , • I ulgrove , Livers iheffitki ft' uelehout. idatieton, i I enthfiel4 tariney fare arum' Flliot ;AMA Qotoogott • Bottom Winton liaclait ere Mlle voice against an Saturday night, ; King IiENHY nig iu the following Jitierstamtliog mad oil of optative, and audience °ova motitaent parte d log's fil.rjesty L tlysi', oral,n(atl aubted by Dave, ryerOlthilher the sei.aldltinct estate Ibis book on Par. tads Spirituel and the want of a. ar- ufe *would seem to a4yir of the cd; thchigh sin. book'. proves the . s merely numioal. hap. 2.) watt passol, shops . , and there.. ritual is °mitten) it's Codex, 2613) - l i thn Iluusel dc teal voted agabisk nd *Colic (Hardy.. It is alxo a cu,_ . of the reign of the it as their opininu 4 iansent without any ports, 184) ; their a subsequent reign. Bishops eat in the. n fact, no Bishop' larliaments nor now CU ARLES I. c. 27. the 13th Car. 11, • AVOR and Alder..