The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-10-31 00:00:00

1 ~~ i `( 1111 • • • if,,tivr. or STOCKS THIS .B4,nk 2(4115 r t." 4,1!. G ns. sq 4 Prof. 5; 4 t ilet r"iis. 7 I 1 6 per Cc t. N;.vj 90d, Lung. km.. 13 LONDON: ty, OCTOBER 31, 1812. TO CORRF.SPONDENTS. We yesterday nekoowledged the receipt of a vituperative Letter, dated t• rear ifft early Park, signed A PATRIOT." We could wish to teAtify, by Our answer to the writer, 11 , 110 hike taken noon himself the nothority of a blosavint, that we receive his imeructions and warnings with perfect good !manor. nod mat altorther without prat. We confess the likr.t . n slus.7* have evor , ssci, a' thorn, lie sense of the conduct of me a power wi;h an aggravated warmth, for there are cases" w t o woo or in.:itm.tiau I. want afeirlpe:' Bow sisch espripio is have called up the aninniveivients of A PstitioT, did At is.o from the pen which w riles this reply. It has been the misfortune. ej the Propriotor of this Journal, bending as he is under the --ii' yojie of.ptwerlo confide principally in the discretion of his • ftlitnrg., and in reaZon he is entitled to the coMideration of - those wholtee atillglfifielelrMikiiiiiirlY halal situation.— UP are willing to allow that psi ,Tensor is actuated by pria •-;pie, at the same time we lOsist upon the soundness of our 01 ,. .1. We will not allow ourselves. du be called " ftesolu th.%arie.." or ranVul nmoip the " Disttirbirs of the Polak r cue." We would 4Void like extremity of Revolution, and, by a ratlim.l, or, jai q,ther words, a Rational• Reform, prevent •the public peacefrom being seriously disturbed ; and whatever may be the period of existence allotted to the individual who directs this esculpatioa, he wilt, to the end, proclaim those 'Ni b 'troths which have been the objects and fruits of his endeavours, • . V' without incurring the censure of .' doing harm to the cause of ' '" Reform by a too boisterous style of argument in its favour." Shou:d the l'AvtioT, at n.'faiidg Park, possess the liberality he prof-mei, be will nut, In future, omit doing us the Justice of attribotin4 in our strict regard for political consistency, what he seems to have mistaken for political rancour; and we shall, if the sal clop+, of his country be au skjeet of his attention, be ftvoorrd scith some salutary hints limn his patriotic pro, tending to prevent any destructive cony uhion that may threaten to overwhelm his devoted country. State SISe, Nussgate, act. 31 • • TRIAL BY JURY. TnE RIG IiTEE NT ft A N NI VERCARY of the QUI I"rALrtf THOMAS HARDY, JOHN HORN!: . to3h.v4. JOHN TagtAV A t.L, and Others, sill be eele brdfrd ot-the Grotto aattAnciar Tavern, Strand, ea THURiI. . pAy, tt r stm of November. 1812. Dinner no SW' Tobkt &Clive o'Clock precisely. Tickets its. sd. ezialt, to ke had ads. Rae of the Tavern. Arr. Mits. 1 0 . .. Waterford 0' . Cadiz • i Q • p Libban t 1 0 . Citterneey ...4 9 11 Jersey tteabargit ll a. I.'S • •••• S Go DAY AT WO; O'CLOCK. India Btllldj 1 diu. par Etcheouer iiit6 30. 2 3 Ditto JO. 6 4 ►...^.i:rci 5 or. ComoLiar Acct. 54 9i 9 Lottery Tickets THE STATESMAN. We have received this .moriting Paris Papers to the 20th inst. containing the TWI::./TY-T111RD.8131.- LETI'N of the French Army, dated Moscow, the 9th Oct., but it does not confirm any of the reports in cireo' lotion of another battle having taken place, or oftloN te4hvg having quitted Moscow ; on the con rary, the Kremlin has been armed with 30 pieces of catittoe and chereatev defrius. The King of Nl ',Les ('.tlor;;‘) was on the Nara, about W leagues , from Mosrow, and had several skirmishes with the Cossacks, who had drawn the French into an Ambuscade : they prftend to have lost only about 29 men, and state the ettent)'s at 300. There la' evidently aTgross misrepresentation in this, state ment, as the Cossacks are too tierce a racy of war riors to stiller an enemy to cut through their ranks, without sustaining a heavy loss, and we should sup p Ise the loss of the French to he at least equal to tkir opponents. The 'main Russian army, under Vtrususe, Was situated on the Kalouga, about 23 !.!agues from the army under Munn . , which indi otates the al preach of a general battle, that will inest probably decide the fate of Russia; and it is, unnecessary to repet our opinion on this - subject. • Tee Mwriteur speaks of a plot by three FA-Ge nerals, who had been apprnhentled for circulating a report of the Esteettoe's dolt h, an a Militery Com mission way appointed to decide upon their fate.— The private letters from Moscow state, that the iti babita its who had cleated the city on the approach of the Freodlt, had began to return, and the pea- S4t.ts hastened to furnish them with all sorts of pro -4lSiertt3. The Polish General DOSIER3WZICI bad beaten the Rassian Gencials Darya and thitANOW in two bldody . ba!Ns, upon the;air:•zena, Wtensad fallen back Opon Mosyr. Thus from the accounts brought by th.,F►ench Papers, there appease to be me mate rial elter.ition in the features of the campaign ; but we mity shortly espeet to bear ei same decisi►e ewe ranaps taking place, as the weather is said to coati us;e very farourable. _ it;:elligeifce . received from Gerona, dated Oc-: tob . er 17, we are informed by General LEMARQIII, Ott Pillinntahllt. of Up e er Catalonia, that Setif:es army had eltected its junction with the Army of the centre" ,Commanded by kit. 4 Jo u, and also thire POlnsnidetiby the ',Pike of A Lancaaa, whose forp. 41.1,41iiready com►nenced operations, the results pt Welt were expected to be decisive. PARIS, 0cT.27. (IF TUB FRENCH ARMY. Minvor. Act. 9. The advanced guard coMmanded by the King of IblAsz p r, if ut on the. Nava ' twenty leagues from Moscow. 'Div enemy'/ armls epee the Katouga. Some kkiritdshcs have taken place for the lest three fit ) s. The (itit; of NAti.r; has had all the advan- Oct., 3u4 e!grays driren the enemy from their.pesi tions. The . c.3.nslacke' borer npoi our flanks. A ptrole of 153 diagoons t of the guard commanded py . 1 0;4 4 iir 14•144•1100, has feller) into an ambuleade at Op c.:vgsaFtics,betweeciths road of MvPc9w.au4 K. 47 I 1 !,.. t ' • si I o t 1 1 ' • . 1 'r • . 1 t •., s I . s 1 • 1 ~ , • S i . ) i ; i I ; 1 I { . ,• i 1 . . . ~., i I ' ll . , 1 ,, .114' 11, I . 1. ~, • i. '4 TII, Thedragootw sabred 300 of them,ljtd opened themselvesa passage ; but they left 20 tAin'upon the field of battle, who were taken, amongst them is the Nlnjor, dangerously wounded. The Duke of EL critmott‘ is at Boghorodock. The advanced guard' 41-t)e %Tcat4 A. at .treloa l upon the react WI timiroW. • ' The Molars 'taken by the xtussians from the „ lurks, in different wars, and,seyeraLcurious thiugs TOiind in the Kremlin, - luivo been sent otr for Paris. We found a Medina eiriched with diamonds z It has also been sent to Paris. We add here a statisti cal account of Moscow,. wiach was found among the papers of the Palace. ' - • - It appears that RosroacurN has emigrated. At Voronovo he set fire to 'his castle, and left the fob. lowing writing attached to a post :--- " I have, for eight years, embellished this COUR; • I try house, and I have lived happy in it in the bosons. l of my family. The inhabitants of this estat e ; to the number of 1720, quit it at your approach(l) ; and I set fire to my house that it may not be polluted by your presence. Frenchmen 1 I have abandoned to . you my two Moscow houses, with furniture, worth half a million of rubles; here you will only find ashes(2.). (Signed) • " Count FEDOR ROSTOPCHIN," " Vloooo l, oi Sep. 29." The palace of Prince KURAKLN is one of those ‘rhich has been saved from the fire. General Count NA NSOUTY is lodged in R. We succeeded, with great difficulty, in wittidtair- Ing from the hospitals and houses on fire, a. part•of the Russian sick. There remains about 4000 of these wretched men. The number of those who pe. risked is extremely great. We base had for the last eight days a warmer in than is experienced at Paris at this season. We do not perceive that We are its the North. The Doke of /IMMO, who is at Milne, has en tirely recovered. , • no, curls '4 General in Chief, BioflAllOx, ii doul of the wound which he received in , tile battle of t)sl. v: . The Russian army disavows the fin of Moscow.-- The authors of this attempt are 'held in detestation among the Russians.. They coisiair RosToescurs as a sort of MAWAT. He hal been able to console hawse' llf in the society of the English Coremlisdry, WILSON. The Staff-Major will cause the details of the bat tles of Smolensto and Moskwa to he printed, and point out those who 'distinguished themseltes. We have just armed the Kremlin with 30 pieces of cannon, and constructed dsereaux de frize atattlie, entrances of it. It forms a fortress. Bak s4tontes• and magazines are established in it. MINISTER OF GENERAL POLKA. __• PARIS ) OCT. 23. L—Three ex-Generals, iliat.trr, LAnottu r and Guinan, have deceived some millortel guards, and directed them against the General M 1 - !lister of Police, , the Prefect and the Commandant of La Place de Paris. They committed violences against them—they falsely spread the report of the Emperor's death. These ex-Generals have been arrested; they have been convicted of imposture.-- justice is going to be executed upon them—the most absolute tranquillity reigns at Paris ; it was troubled in three hotelq, where the Brigands went. The pre sent Decree shall be published, affixed, U.. The Minister of General Police, (s,r, eii) The Mike of ROVICX). OCTOBER 'Zs.—;The individuals arrested yesterday, and those suspected of being their accomplices, have to-day been transferred to the Abbey. A Military Commission has been appointed to decide upon their fate ; it has met today, and heard thrt.ehargea and iaterrogatories read. PARIS, Ocr. 28.—The intelligence to priitt* let ters from the army comes down to the 9th or Octo ber. At th.tt epoch the inhabitants of Moscow, who had retired at the approach of our troops, com menced to return to the capital. The generous good ness with which his Majesty the Emperor had distri buted succours to all those whom the fire had re duced to misery, has excited the gratitude of all the inhabitants ; and, in- prriportkon as the fugitive" re turn to their homes, the peasants of the neighbour ing country become more assured, and hasten to fur nish the markets and warehouses of Mosiow with alf kinds of .provisions. his Majesty the Emperor I.tl - enjoys good health. NUREMBERG, OCT. 18.—The Polish General, DEM BROWSKI, has beaten the Russian Generals Devitt and BARANOIY, in two bloody battles upon the Bere-1 aena. They have fell back upon Mozyr. Marshal the Quke of BELLCNO'S corps had arrived in the town of Miusk and its neighbourhood. GERONA, OCT. 17.—According to intelligence this moment received, from Gen. LzmAaQua l -Commander of Upper. Catalonia, Marshal SOULT'S army has for tunately effected its junction with the Army of the' Centre, Commanded by his Majesty the King of SPAIN, and with that Commanded by the Duke of ALBUPERA• , This mass of force, which nothapean resist, has already commenced operations, the FOAL of which must be decisive. Romps, Om 114-rfutelligenoe from Konigsberg states, that General D'Yons.'s headivarters were at Mittalt ;*and that his army had taken an excellent Mon in the )urhood of that '. FOIL , neighbot.._, City . (I) They have returned. ,r.,.. (2) Io truth, he set fare hinnejf to his tenantry hone i, but this esurork bas but few imitation. All the buosesls the ewashbasuF -094 of Mow! Ipt ploucheo. ' aa• ~_. ~d..^... Due ~A'!`E SMA.N. Infenmation is said to have arrived in town this morning, stating that Lord Wet.rxraTon had quitted the siege of Burgos, in order to Five battle to the French army, which was aclvarciCg in great halve; to the relief of that place. ;'he truth of this account we have no fel ther %means of ascertain ing, than that, its probability appears evident from the French accounts received this morning; certain,. liovrereet, it le, that alt the accounts tat'. terry received from the Peninsula (both officio and private), are by no means of a consolatory nature; nor do they hold out the most distant pro ved of the enemy's expulsion. We, inifact, see nothing in the prolongation l i nt* this sanguinary con, test; but the ruin of our resource/ which, iti al probability will he required at no very distant period for objects more clowly connected CI the salvation of England,, than that of fighting for the territory of a bigotted and sc/penslaterkpeopl.?. REPORTED CAPTURE OF THE MMOSTOKE FR CATERY THE ESSEX AMERICAN FRIGATE. TORBAY, OCT. 29.—Put in here last erening, after post, not being able to reach Plymouth, the Experiment letter of marque, carryipg six guns, Oh a cargo of cotton and rice, of Baltimore, but from Cliarlston, bound to Bourdeaux, and taken the 21st inst. after a Chace of 12 hours, within 20 miles of the, Cordaan, by bloc Majesty's ship Rover. The Captain ,tit the ExperOaent reports, thaishii Majesty's .frig i ate-illuidegone had been captured by the American frigate Esser, and that the Amnrirans have seliooiiers building, 120 feet lit length, sup- posed to be for privateers. LOSS OF HIS MAJESTY'S SHTP M4D TWENTY RAIL OF MERCHANTMEN,. YARMOUTH, OCT. 30.--. Arrived • yesieyday MO. ing, after post, his Majesty's ship Mercurius, : With about thirty sail of the homeward r bound Baltic convoy, the remainder are di4persed in the North Sea.—The Mercurius. brings an account of the loss of the Centind gun-brig, and twenty vessels of this convoy on Rugen Island, and the shoals leading into the Great Belt.--Crews happily saved. TMs anfortanate event took•place on the night of the 10th instant. • His Majesty's ship. Aquiion, had arrived at Gottenburgh. The Ambassador from Spain to Russia has arrived here, and \via embark on board his Majesty's ship Arab. Extract of a letter from Seville, dated Sept. 28 : " The brigade, under the command of Colonel SKERRETT, composed of the Ist Guards, the 59th and. 87th regiments, detachments of the 95th, and Gertaatt Legions, with the. Portug_:ve, had re ceived the Marquis of WestartoTores order to pro ceed on the 30th of September to Truxillo, and from thence to Toledo, and to wait at each place foe or ders, to join General liu.s, a distance of 850 miles. They were in high spirits. , Genet* Poona bad . or ders to return to Cadiz. This fine brigade way in want of horses and mules."'. 1 Inreltigewe was received yesterday from 'll'anti,.', dated the 13th instant, stating, that the 10th 'Oat. i was appointed as the last day any , convoy wouldisel granted; and the one, which had been so long de layed by contrary winds, having sailed the day be fore, the Admiral refused to grunt sailing instrue• tio:is to any ship, subsequently, in consequence . of Orders from %ir J. AMU SACIIAIItZ. rs The fleet which sailed from the Nore the 10th Inst. arrived at Gottintinirgh on the 18th. , • The fate of Lieet: Gamage is undecided. • . The following is an explanation regarding the pro perty lately consigned from hence to the United States. The observations are dated from America (Washington we Presume), 26th September :—" The small portion of British property in the vessels at.. rived, is sought Out with avidity. by the privateers tneu and CustotnAtb iaseorfi cersjor the purpose a con= damnation. Proof of the proPerty being AMericitt 14 to be produced at the'firde of entry, - mid if it be satis, factory, the goods are delivered to the owiters on their giving bond for the amount ;•• bet if is be net satisfactory, and there be **reason to suspect 'that the property.is. British, it is seised. The bonds given for the goods will he liable •to the penalties, of .the' Non-Importation Act, unless Congress pass a ie trospective law to cancel it: This, it is supposed, will be done , and the Secretary of the•Treastrry ~ 9 GALLATIN, has assured the importers, that - it. was the design of the Administration to recommend to Congrestito cancel the bonds given for the Americtin property, but to confiscate the whole of the British' n - property. . The New York Papers: contain, a variety of arti cles relative to the Counter . Resolution in the 'Ca- 'recces, the substance. of which is, 'that the terror I inspired by the earthquake .had such en intlaence lower the minds of the surviioisy as- to produce 4 I complete change of sentiment with respect to their, new Government. - La' Guira eSag.the last . place I which hoisted the flag of .Fcaourasn TH. About . forty of the leaders of the 'Retrolution were taken. along with MIRANDA, and the last accounts state; that they have been sentenced to suffer death. Letters received froM Alicant,Alated the end of last month, state, that the British army still con tinued in that neighbourhood. . We learn from a source which sre have reason to i believe correct,' that' Lord MoinA is appointed Go vernor-General . of India, in the room of Lord ' Ml`/T°, who iirabout to return to England. General MaiXtotno is doily expected home with n dill'erent account of his supercession to that given of it by the Marquis WBLLICTOtit. , • • Admiral Berme; is gone to Petershurgh, to tender his professional. services to the Emperor rifj Rpm*. - The Foudroyamt, of '74 gent, lion. Reer-Adrni , rat Da Conntet, which lately arrived from the B;a -zila, ltrintglitottcPiflatt immense quantity of specie for the merchants, and on Government aeGA:int upwards d. 130001; In Itlits of gpld, doubloons, ,haltioes, and piastres. , There is on board 20,9001. fur ear fre 0 0 1 0 1111 1I'1 00 00!!? . .. T _, „ - • lia reC eelt ent los T t h in e t C h 'r e er ß s, a y l , ti o c, f i 7i s sa g fe u , ns ;s reported to fetters of a mores i date have been recei ve d f rom h er. Not allay B r i t i s h ship of war has been l os t i n t h e fia!tic during the late gales, though many have received considerable damage, ' Five hundred portable mills were, on the Id inst, sent from Paris, to the Army in Rqssia. They we re Made by C. ALULLT, 1.1:`011 a new eonstrection, are extremely light, and caps„ to of be..ia; attac:ted to the gust-carriages. Captain Wur.ounnar, the distitemished Corn. mender of tho 'Nereid frigate, who, a hen she ground. ed under the French batteries, oid not strike her colours until every one of his crew; excvt three, were either killed - or wounded, is now *la Russia, where he has been introduced to the EMPEROR, and . , having volunteered his services, has been appointed to the command of the floating army attached to the Ri;:t squadron of gua.boats and other armed vessels. COMModere BltOt'UllTWi l who commauded th e naval part of the expeditiou against the Wand bf Savo, is arrived as a passenger by the Doris (rive, from Madras, It is said, that an associated iody of philanth pia n u u t , i s o t n i4 o t f .le m al k ve • rii i ii ni . t ( en e :i l v i e ')ln pu en rc k h la n v se e s f i o t r i m ti t :l l ie t r h a e nt re i s s o la l ; dies,- for the - laudable pad Christian-like - . : having it in their power to Set the example ( Pu 4 0 ' 7. 6 1 ; Wing the negrees by degrees , and opsaing a . 1,.. celled slavery: And it is' N . i for the abolition in :oto of that odious and a. tou able state of SOcietr i _I: 1 . • *pried, that Oovernmeot has itin surto us eon temple . 1 1P.4 41en tate to slie tr t a i n ta l t tc p r a ' r l t P a sr :b i l l J ' e n r v ia Pell etrt ir a ; l i r tl 4 7 ° 0 1 ' m i l! : . I who are ioatet as trusters itt• hi; lettsinen: 1 waslagvivetlitiParein:4lpahteden.C.rfol.:nri., and n t d .. St :-:- .i i:. d ti e;: t gid i er s:4 sl l ll3 :l::: o g: il i ttc ld ri tiii d . lll ' th : I The Right ilouottrable Gentl re ein for an in e:eite t :l s he ed, even by his:idpool I c u o po m t p t a t i li lY e.Houegee livermattr, c li c; hi th r e c .‘o V h ii;i/a rn ; .:, but it is titi 7 r pp .d. o i4 seti . ire ,. I : T hie7ll: . !l o c t t r f i o 4 no v il n e k i : a e he d n ' uottukon to creel him Ito the tome of the worthy NII.YOIS ttrAgprtow. The heads of all psi. ' ties are lashed for te-onirra w ; a circumstance highly honourable to the Chief ,Mttgistrate, whose chief ob. ject should be the work of coaciliatiLin. The presit Vapor .(Mr. :iTANIFORTH) IS. vary generally respect, whichi t l i t i d a tt e l i h t towS opponents, pi t r b i a t t he tti t e 4 e s e l e t a t h e o m f i those man o f g aff o O oli cted sen m s a el utt o e f rs i descent, of bed breeding, or the victim of silly, empty, or upstart consequeuce. Mr. BENSON, the new Member for Stafford, spoke with great facilitl and neatness, and was much applauded. A Mr. GLADSTOSIt s a person who has made himself some, =hat conspicuous in this election, was in the Chair.; and upon introdocing the health of Mr. CANNtNe, expressed himself Very suitably, .barrieg a tremeii, dons broad Scotch brogue. lie, however, on this r octagon, seemed, well prepared. Unfortuirtely his lewn health was proposed, mid being too modest to expect such a distinction, he was wholly unprepared. Lie wanted :voids to acknowledge his °Wigs tion - . lie 'plumed ritepente, Out found no tiollo.n there; • . "Taen rpok... and tlaunder'd on to sad d -.pair. 1 As he aiways, before this fetal occasion—this over, whelming distinction-411rd beeti amongst Mr. Roi 4 cot's friends, he had no claims to indulgence arising from old acquaintance—he, in rain, glanrd le 'all directions, there was nothing to Koot it ~.-;-lhe mirror of nature was before him .11EFLECTIX0 ma ?VI 'CorfinCT. Wondering, he saw his features awl 'int hue so much were changed, that Scarce himself he knew. Many of the cempany, to their 01,14 shame, made his embarrassments a source . of merrie ment, and fairly indulged lit undisguised lasigliter-4 circumstance never to be forgiven, as Mr. Gt.ate• STONE'S sensibility to the sufferings and perpliiiies 9f others, is quite proverbial ! ! !—The loss *MAW' appoint:neat %clic!, the town, liat.suffered iit . losing Mr. BnOttOttAN, has 'Made* tirepimpression hiders'. CANNING nod (sASCONNIS are indebted for thrir sue. rWO to their resirective pirates-4o the pads of the foreter, and the Corperatiott fsit'greiwe of, t he latter. Tee jamas», saved. both.' 'l'liese parties me noir upon _poor, territs with each' , other, aed bo o b' have I fallen thuilf In the public estiera,' Coat tnenseires ttlitcy 7 hairetaken the respeeiribility arising out of . t 4 t situation, 'et the 'working classes, who are twat t 9 starring. Indeed, all thiogr rattAidefell, a dread al reappreithility it is. : Mr. CAmetwo is known to tkp cWhig ill, his. heart ~; r o the.people he behaves , ler/ civilly bbaseeinsto treat thee*: around hits-with des „ distrinit. . . - . • - foreitttihnegsßallrhtint•lehoi!..iraMbliale i i. ll , e trwa s teir mi Ltd "4l° F, n r. ' ist aoaorau, . Lord Chief. Justice, lice. its add after !Os • . chaelmaa.Term, 1812 :- - ' • IN rift*. Viossitiene. • immer: l'lllitarsday ..: . _. Nov fI I Thymday ~........... Nov.ll ' r .Wiilisesday •. • , • 18 saisrdAy St , Thursday . • ' .16 ; Friday .... ... .. ........ ill AFTER TERM. • , • Dec.l ;11001160 Sul Tuesday . .1 „_: • , am ...a. . Dit;Tll OF CDORE, +HE ACTOR - On ma,. itornieg f Sept: '26, topk leafier this worldly stage, GEORGE FREDERICK COOKE,. in the 57th year of hii age. The celebrity of 'this universally es •elleid Player has received the npprobatiow,of all ranks 0 and countries, in so public - and extensi ve a Incliner, asil. bid deft:Lace to eulogium. We need only resat,.) that " The Man of the Ignier has quitted it Hr le fe ie ig t n i s ie no t t ill th t e he s t le e e e " Richard wink himself again."—(Bditon tki:4l3 m gv i e tl r llt S er i e r m j n i ; n he no ii 7 Advertiser, Oct. 2.)• . . to the American Papers, both numerously land re e The funeral procession of Cooxc was, acceraill . sportfully attended ; the body was carried from the Ith'ehs"ic Hail, at S..w York, followed ity till ! 11 . e . Performers and the principal inhabitants-, as a liar, I of their respect for his superior dramatic et cellely.c. A letter from Barbadoes , dated . 4eptirtn o.l '. 7; says:--" This island never saw so disastrote: 3 V a Pt R o e f t , data' 1 Iten:9l, as the present. The volcanic powder, athiehie, ° ll us on the Ist of May, is supposed, In enuirowtr. wish the long drought, to have gets !rated seta nil: worms, whiCh have spread. detastatioot ov `v t:1 1 " 0 , of the Weed. We import . from tht . l)lca,- , , 011 mews iti,Svulh il t inericts plantains ;0 ittnttli t? . ?- 1 , 1 1, : r4 which the-garrison is chiefly. fed:. if 'lsagevaro,7l two or three days ; ws Oereivre virt 04 . 600:07 Ci1e1.4.:3' .; fka._ ~~~