The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-11 00:00:00

•••••• 0011 CMS . [A,aulxvtlikis mg-gp - se Imam, JULY 29.- . ltegniey fat aimed ; the . ; Tai" at Aleantara, in s ordei to,;,joiri.lasseoa.i G e iscia) Ilill .has . ,also cruised at Valla.Velb, t o l j o in Lord Wellington. • The-Frenetchtyctuyeste4 l Almeida on the Spanish sitp, . general Cranford' lia,v had. ataagaie with Net, lispgrine.botty of the' grimy; i 6 Which de toust X7O men, 'and 15 officers'; VC of the officers were-killed and ten..woundedi ouvfmen behaved galbottly, end destroyed Meaty of A* enemy. • The 7 , th reginsent % one thou. sand timing, all uncommon fine men, landed here. from ilAitt.ix yestvrstay. .; they.cado in the yil a n., Nu-Psi:re, and other vessels:' . BAI►AIIIII 9 •flitY 21.:-The IrelT-gskeia of thip division of 11,sinier left Treat° in the. eight at the 17th., passed the Tagus at Almaya; ots the 18th, following the corps which it had Placed iA the Caceres and Alontneche l which likewise passed the Tagus on the same day, and took the road to. C,Jcads do aroMar *We t% the illitiory and a part of the troops that Inul entered had al. se4dy left for Talavera do la Reyna, saying, they werogoing to Madrid. . The enemy has left no troops in Almacie, eat . ) 11,4 rendered useless the boats by which' they sassed. On the 18th, marched by Perak* a body of cavalry and infantry of the division of Replier, which on the thy before had relax' the night. In CoKia, which, the moment it left it, was enteral by another corps. It is said that 5000 men Payed in boats at Mconere, the rearguard o f whieb was attacked at the time of its passage by the partrof El4tamante, who killed a nomber of ginet,tgilklikessite passed the Testa at Villa' hs' licad.gaartcp Cub:4 .l _ • . The Pcoch who ssettkin 'the kbiadismi of Ore. nadaand Cordova, ere Uniting in Anduzar ; and ;hosti who' were in Ser!lle • •and the county at Nirtqai in San Luca de Alpechio l Umbrete a Evalitua, Mairera r Spanish parties who • were e • ousels% gip enemy are in Almarez and Mirabete. BRAGANSA I Jttr.t 15.—Theeuenly hoitinne to make demonstrations, is if they' intended to pass the Douro at Lagoaga and Freiio, tfidogh pit t. haps the true point -of attack may Ae diferente,- KELLERMAN is cadeaveuring *quite his diyiswo at Uenerente. I • LESSON, JULY 2110.-AcecirdeliF to intelligence received fronvikagana of * the 2bth inst. Keller. man had net yet collected his division in [inmate, nor made any movement. The French, on the side of . Askirias, after having pillaged cutler); retreated into the interior of the country. Betides 15 deserters, who arrived a- few days 'back, 15 reached Brogan** on the 19th l. su i d 16 more Were. expected on the 20th. • vu . Letters from Almeida of the 23d inst. whin, that the Fort Conception was evacuated because it could not he of any use .to the enenslit. On the 214 inst. hero was some akirmishingli:+f i. the ed. vanced posts, and we took 11 prisoners , ) )ll rt of Regnier's division has joined Massimo, ( hut the rest still WWII in the neighboorhood of Corie, We learn by letters from Mitaaatleti; if the *tb instant, that the celebrated Mina lately attacked and defeated column of French troops in Mose, and took 600 prisoners. Letterekom Radejos of the 20 instant state, that the efialei lost a great many men through de. sortion mills retreat from the said province, and thet a detachment of Spanish' horse has .eutered. Truaillo.—( 4sbors•G4zeitte,.Jute op. ) Cu', IuLT 13.;.-Q; the 211th of last month tbe enemy evacuated Cuenca, and retreated to Ucles by the way, of Tarancoc The Valencia Gazette, of the 19th instant, con tains the following *passage The last •inove: " menus of the division which marched . from this 66 capital, afford reasons to expect that a dreadful " conflict will soon take place,' in orilar •to dia. " concert the designs which the enemy may have " conceived against Torieii. l4 --(Saanc Pipet of July 26.) . • • -. Lissom, Juts' 28.4.4)5e hue übli4ny interest ing iatelligeeoe to eoeunolsitite; The state Of oor ariay, ;s well ea that of oar Allies, is cicellent beyond descriptiOn. .Persons who passed through a considerable part of the positions which they occupy, and are well arquaiuted with 'the military art, bestOw the highest praise pn Lord Wellington for the energy be inspires, pod the discipline he maintains in . * different ml. !itAry corps which • compose 'those armies. The u.o.t perfect hurnony end the best order prevail, among the military of the allied nations. They love their comnianders as their fathers rather than their generals, and all the troops manifest the best Kill and the strongest attachment to his Oxcelleeey the Commander.in.Chicf, who while on the one hind he expects from them the observance of strict military discipline, he . ou pie other neglects no opportunity of procurjng them all the consitirts and advanta ges which are aey way eompaliihire with the state of.. the* present war....(Uts* Diary ) June 24.) • . • - . e . • A.." ATYSIVI to • • • " • STA. • • 1 .44,11 41 kW 4 ,115*. lirraie Me DvikumClawfamsfriq. - Pittnittls. its 4 MdastpCholy thing to cookies the .114SCF111111 alsofiling - to wkieb , the IriskCisex .. ces.bott of the 'Encintepsa is driv,ell, fur the punt, pose of coverlet the manifold blushers thee he committed lo the management of this Unfortunate budget of his. Ile cann o t nisintain his ground for one moment, but is ,a contblio) 'Oat of rota. iloo . (rote one topic. of defence to the 'other: . • Ho 'character, no colour befits. him. •If to:day be attempts 4s vii dicate his conduct as a fielinrier,. to-morrow, he will be obliged to attendee it. This health of the People s , pot revenue, was the ob. ',pct of his lases; and as a proof of his ptoficienty in the art of preserving the health. of. his, patieetss' the poor, people of Ireland, he forbids th em ` t h e ' use of tea s but indislges them with, long potations of whiskey. As soon as his quao'kery is discovered,• helms, the grace to abandon the healing art, and,' laying down the profession of physician.generill,--*. pterts up a morglist. Nothing leap, good reader; a downright moralist.. It was not revenue, nor public health this great Statesman bad in viewrs* fio s eoi this Censor of the age, this HibertiliA Ciso is shocked at the dissirstion of the lriiksi and be is determined to ta; then Into sobAgthiqr debarring them from the use of wine, auik Plying them with whiskey. His partiality for this. great hostrum is unconquerable. ILI offers It tone en. der every form.—ls the Eicheysev in least 1.145 t the Irish 'drink whiskey. Is public health Om question ? Let the Irish ;Wok whiskey. Are.the morals of the people in danger I Let the Irish drink whiskey.—Rut let thous carefully retrain from tea and wine s because they are injurious to the health and morals of mankind. Really, really, while such prescriptions are offered to us by this fisco.tledico.ethico politician, we dq not think he has a right to be so very severe upon the other Gentlemen of the profession, and might have let Messrs. B 4 act. , SoLoii‘opr l and 8110.01114 We Intilentand that the lion. Mr. Moose, .brother to the Marquis of Dewiest:le, ises writ. ten a long, warm, and argumentative letter to Mr. I,Hirrsolt, upon the measures now in agitation to procare repeal of the Vnion t He requests that Gentlemen to sign his name to the regulation for an Aggregate Meeting,-and promises loattend, and . further the cause of his country by his voice and i n flu e nce.** We have oleo good reason to conclude that the names of the Earls of CotaaLeworts and . MEATS, &c. be foetid in the requisition—, A long pull, a Own pelf, end pall* Aitage; ther. l * • • • ' *1 ~•' .Rye . • L4W MIT - edilki OF CHANCERY. LINOOL11V:111111113114 . Aorsem 11100 PE 4110 NIPS VTIIESS V. Pr... Mr. Toten doted ilia to be an apid fetiOl'eq the part of the Pitied*, . who were subscriber' to 4 cella in. meetiug- hqinie hi Westminster, (or soy in. junction to restrain the pefeekst from keeping iq his possession an. organ, which had leen' set qp in their place of worship, which the Defendant bad taken away, ;q4 414 p ordering him to restore the Sow Utifitrtnnotely this organ, which bad beet, greeted for the purpose pf promoting. harmony end devotiqn, bad hitherto been' ,the "erasion of discord, The Society lb WhiCit (t belonged were Protestant Dissenters, Independents, end after they lad, erected 'their Meethig.houge, they foetid that an qrpn eras wanting, fur which accord. .ingly they subscribed, and got it erected. This organ, however, being thought to want some re., pairs, the Defendant was permitted to take it to his. house for that purpose in November 180 ; but when called Aspen to restore it, be declined .doing so ; and in January of the following year, ; bill was filed to compel the restoration, to which tbe.Dufendaut put in his answer, that he bad re. eeived it from the Trustees for the purpose of re. pairs which had net been finished. After; lapse of so long it time, the Plaintilfs came agaip into Court, implying for 4P injunction to cootpel the restoration of what was thus improper'' , retained. The LonoCtiation.s.oe regretted that such a matter as this should be brought into the Court of Chancery, where the apneas of suit wield come to much more than the vale° of the article, and, besides being destructive of &V harmooy, would probably sprevent. this congregetiou from .over procuring an ,orgsn in future. • Mr. TOUR said, that if the plaintiffs bad lishen ea to .his advice, they would not have made ,this. application, but would have settled the matter the best way they could. Mr. SrININGER, for the r/efaa44lo, said . 44 Ibis conventicle had, some boa , of other, berkei, toneless)) , kept, that boys get intavit, and by leg to play on the ergs% bed destroyed it. Bit Client had got it to repair ) gopl these repairs huh net yet taken place. T 44 Loan cg4rioar.pqpi *boned it Would be better that the platter she*, stand over till not Seal, before when he hoped that harmony wqtil i cl be restored hatWeee Abe parties. oatrrget.ty v. TRY. Thii was an application /Or an Injpection t straining the Defendant, typo had been in pin. oership, with the Plaintiff, as an 4tterney, but Idle Hail, afterirerdi, and previous to the anal dissolutiso, transapted buileess :io hisoon %di fidget tagme ; 'Own receiving' any me; due to the ClPlaTtnery °sneers, or from ,14 .4t:00011. prOnsiving a n y claims In which they Tor e .fltereoles). 'The CiiAilcist.t.oa, gratitelf the ;Bianca', lig% the gel, to be served htimedigtely. "i• • • A:taitio stqataildel 4tIO Pinelts, was velfet a f a i r cloys since, on board on otatitisdagland, vessel, by a Custom-Woo ofacer, . •: . ..ivAagi:Arigit 4.lreish*:*: - • • ' •, • - • - ‘• • • Tbi l isi Voykardred yesterday essoing_fiein . the iivteupolii: the . .Des.he el. Tear, the Oiffisaniii, , andiussothei,rtninied c 'erammed,:sod:)anwned with :pelitt;ngem.l. ; The pig. was crowded' with spiseta tars to, see Blinn land and the air resounded . with the& congratulations toviards . .easkAaker i lortheir tiiiiitcrilonriiitalki., It sees , from dangers they had (never) known!. Nope of•the crew who bad c.k. ceminivicated the extilhe :Wllh 'Alison, or Coos ' ever recounted a fogtlith 'part of the difficulties that they had,. experienced fin. imeginattottr hag their embarkation at Billingsgate to their debar. katioo here! It was a thine of adventures more perilous than Any. that' ikpfienr know . , when that old:fashiOned fiddler descondetligoDellitosnatcb. . ' kis wife frone..Tertartss: . , ..... . iietiereitt . ey . weenie* ie4setted On Kentish ground.. _. ' And hell e they will resale, Tlll the last eeven•philtheg pi a tef o l= . Which. SOW the did powers, . Kay. ha*. lit in foot twenty howl' Thew they'll rehandle ep the i dub, in tears, And, voiji of tm* A tho or Ow gaping, Roy t •• d.ail s-e it hack again I. There was to haws been a grind drjetsge this morning at Dandelion Gardens, wisere dm* preps. ration wan matte that the eePtlegeY might *lce and masticate alttrnately. All the doubles is Mar. gate had been pot in revising* for this Fete 42.anyeir• . for several days, to convey our im. .parted booties to tke. seen* of leaps A kilt, alas! in the mines nuts, ;Os toms apindote and fettuan ofiVlDeleh -- li . r f. i The lamming levied, ne u gi o rlin deeds , tonght.oe the dow, big Iv . . rate et boom askeentin ot whin liWps a r. . . . It was in vain that tae Angrier: bad set up all night to clean the feathers (or the enslatAng Delia; it was in vain that the Gallic baker had paned the night in making waggon./pads of Tolle, bpi:fuse' Aurora driped upon the isle of Thence, this move. ing, when she got out of bed In the east, and no diurnal good was looked for, after this unseemly manifestation on the part of that lith i inons Lady. In other timei, when Vesuvius dtreaten'ed an eruption, the Neapolitan Chiefs and . 1 3 41 cits were in the ha bitl of carrying Aid Jaitseritis in state towards the mountain to appease its fury, that' is if the co* and ;t eppooesabie; so, on the pre. sent stressing emei•gcney, they adopted a similar expedient.. They pla . the Master of the Care. monks In 1 mahogany armed dale, and carried him, pr3udly, but deeorget(l7 l le the wind's eye, flanked and folltiwed by the landlord, was. tars, &c. singing the following elassicill and sitotli. log invocation, sat to music by Mr. Vfeigmrt :....- Rain, talk: away, .: - IV came lo tq-morrow tiny; Wkw we'll ar t budtheft well hike, k ,i4ti give.dtaarilit a bit a mte. • : Good wield. era,' 0 4 1 .4* the "f ' e ns i lb . That woiony'statty eft for'ird i' while you bluster !tam the trestle* We'willt•sittitrers thall lr pesitted. Clutrtp—Rain t rain, Otc. . ' • Seithreigar o 4 oo ‘3 o4 cle.WHirY ro i l. • V . if ~fits . . ~ hes et h for ell be Woad i The batters tadi so Mete his fineied i "item - ad it bnik whoa kit vantat. .* . ... .. ••,•-•-•• L• • - - ••• - • - • 4atil!'*lt r iK We, ie.., .. _ . -• . E r rtAva lirl'iltfi *As Or mil 11. • ere t " raw? rale Ws pilaff ,• * Wit** Cate-LAM 111 WNW. J's,, 104 ' . • 444,4 111 4.4 moue, ode Am/Wm sea t ... , .. . cemos-yzasqme, At. 4 ~' We eeee had ham . . end heet t ell ("if • t „ . s i riteta w :h ci e l bi ra i m Ci i i 'ot i crtgi t b mi tLiald ream, ' -- , doll pet us Mk of home **thaw ; .: • , ' . Chur i i .t — g+ l Fi v a is t: 4 !‘c! , • - Nr. Baas Aim 1 1. 0. c i : . ke tkt the boxes WI. T. - i Sot.M be isi o or iuue, sh oore le sa e a iiiir iensi lntr, , '• Chotos74lll% f ile, .;(*. Thallentre here was opened last hSoodnyenen . lag, with the Comedy of Speed the Plebgh, nod Well attended. We shall notice Os COMPS*, more particelarly in one next. There will be Sweepstakes in Waldespere Park en Saturday . nev, the 11th instant, for . 401. a Owe. The _Steward; are, VlenAdmind castr t . RILL, Mejor-Geliers l Storer arifisdhlr : gereall N;catirtstnat.x, and Colonel .Lalitnn. There wilt be a eold collation and dance. All these delights arc to be admiuistered for seven shillings pgr boil. • The rains here are nletost incesiatit ,• tliey have began to cut down the rye and oats, and the !hots look well, but want fine wonther to ditell them. . Sir tiorocx 3114.nnhati, taken posses** of his house for the season inlltileY s -onuarc. • • . : 6 a.4.nmeezcw ..; . .. .. ' Biqql47l2N, l ipa. 8. _.„...... leattli4eY the *eetbeT W, l geM P 0 1 111 1 1 00 4 'With scarcely any: - yarlation, - T helOth dragoons were ordered An afteid day,. the Oninct parforts, lag, Mt their Ceteße, . 1 4 tq be et *tele held; a ' tipi weather oetwadosied it 4 . 9 . Its .deaf ont o illy • eeftnidliat to a Ogre favor a opporte... His /Loyal Highness,' therefore, kiss not bertis*n . ,pn .the oetside skl . ,tke epglosed . planet. grounds 's( his palace, Moen MomUy. - ,11.1ma1l but .lelent eifFie of Plebeiti7;'o 4 lo4 wilo Alia.ylifeldaY2 . "4 'who hie tint senitelidgthii pa tlan t Tho Dubs of CUM e n wi nt iwill oe hen, to;inorrqW. and hy, ',llo.trileYr the 04 4.4 h i ' 4 T l .P llnhal * TZ "Pagel. and illarchlMTas . o . ItYlsTlOit tAssamander IP - Chief, Sit ,fgut Putto,,,s, Lori .sl'4lll, Lord li. SpnohaC lFtrintracuti, OE. it'd Sirs. Spies front. Ile4ab . 001. fla4.. A nyt.e, acid gitltorsOf kWh rein on 4 disbud% ape, expected about the tipive gime. Ilis bietNAlay festivitiei will commescisle. &today, AO a Tory large party of Nobility wp iiiii.with the ripi,p, sea Rival p•toisis d•r•••ed • concert W 1 succeed in the 41111111ng. - 'ahrter the Jahn` bustle of blOlOll, as 'lllllOl 9 there will be et the Coale, St loillah tkP Pai*OF has * ,signified Oat. be intends to be premed, 411, Ithslle here.el preparatfOO fur the idrth,tley, the general hone and ardent 'prnyoi9g, ,gheg , _weather may be ins.. Tim Fannie . a., 0 , 0 s,„ , Gtouposkr) .) oiitla 11 11 /4 !NO* eh** 40 11 /4 1,07, they werd popping and ilafliiing Wei* eanogo o u • .lbo Jove) yesterday, qd the bats inn coneetiyely .beve keen aging the samo os therns I,p.day i bt , slespite of the rain, that they luny lot bedei4unt In their duty Os blonder . ... ~.~ ' . . . t ~ Ft, ~ • . ' P. .~~:~: et, _ _ . . • ..%". • • , t . . . . . 1 . i 7 . 1 0 1 .1 .16... 11 4C . 4 . 44 . ".. to.. lilies AoIDIRIFts TO, Tali. Pußg. l 4 flaltripi 2outs COUBDX. se NM! . Ilan J . 1 6. toe cirt,r. uia*MlFiag,• Ilya following li tte r havieg appear,e4l,p, '7%. - 77‘00•091 Exo,Nallepr of Sunday the Pit of Au. 1014 . 1 shgll print it here , , with . 4.3itte or. Mr. 1.4g1t Hunt's okutreations On, my •cOndact• is an. Actor, and an Author. 4 k was prepa y in g, " says eloit,Geolletnen o 64 .. ow critical knife f..k a, &tent niudysie 4.llr..E.yre's perigranium, when the fol.. lowing let ter,, rdirected poregoeily to, se t was sen t to ThelixalsiArer eke. • •. " Sattrday Night. 6Si w—As Tits Eargasktar gietetalk takes* Osniemlar we• tioe of Theattkiil4 1 *lO, *Munk tot inedwni of: lanai Paper, to enstrisdiet a Oport genetal\y eirritated, asf'hitheft* tacitly acqiiessad in by Wyk'', 'Wit the comedy ed NW Lift In tits:atit is writ*, by me. The tart is, ally two of its dawdlers, v ia. that/ aeta by Messrs. Vimstbeirs and Liston, proceeded from mi pen I. the, plat, .41alailmi, ..r.: of the piece Wulf esaitelY t ea to l d o E'lis Ea dowitslwi ow to se periutead itiprodestiom, mad whit nlOwiiiisisetipird haressary fay stage. . The whit ongsaal, rondos fee • °tokenism* have who/ and I site autkorhid to State to the pub* ennuis , that MIL Cavemilidt'llteddiaw is tht ma rim! of AV P h *.ftr *lift, at the 14"1"Et ; wed, .. . 7fheatre. '"I am, slit, yo ur' ,, Ike. .• C. J.. ETRILr. 11, IlentiodesoueetOludielb4ews." After some merit' comments oa the Play % Mr. Hunt . concludes his resat** in the lenetwimi ' words t.... 6 .6 I trsatl to lag wilt*, to Mr. — Eyre for his decilat Ipposameip, * th ee, , )itn ' atteotloo to what was •golog toolardt and a maa• • per t which % thoiegh der r iatailory % soma badiestlee of a respecta,ble enderstaoding. Bat It l pir,fect.. ly olkot‘ioe• to see him comes( *Ward ii a piece partly !Often by himself, as he did the other day it‘ one that erok . estirely 'Ms `own composition. it ;sea direct and, aakwird an appeal. to the. :(art - bestows of the aeAbace, that were his prmiltiotte 'lions sweaty times better •it world stiU bit dim".. rutin.- N Mr. Byre wieltes to give the ‘own et: .. proof of hit good sense, ho will either it site row rbore plays, or never &Oilier Its them hisamelf ; it II wishes to gleotiom a still greater% 11,9,01 iive4'-''' both.v. - , S It has beta my practice, never to rook to • • .. newspaper criticism ; bit, as - the Letter w . • A • -. waik atibiCribs , with my name, woe i g ai4 • . intp.tideat forgery, I penned 'a hasty letk rokr r to tho Editor of pati e rantiner, of which the folic wing . 4 believe s Is nearly a correct copy 7,-- . . 1 ", 4adhi,j; Two o'deeh. - " eta—beer Pam laaillot Melted Ile 1. amid 1 beg 10,1 to noire you. on the word at truth, that the Letter you two Warted with my signature, 'is a jittery, omitrieetk bY s,nimit soirst'saewiy to injure Me. rim. e ant die 'lioabur'af ew.S lag (*mum taotipii), Mrs. Caveadisb Brapilisiv, iwk aim shocked IV her saate should liftec been wade the yo el of criticism. be play, 14 it an It, numerous Isola ft al , mo; peliestey to the Lady's hhu*. and yukr nip rtgadM to Awl , tic'et o ill !egitst to, is ! h e it r W l s.l , 4 4 - tl 's°4 l al 4 4 "M i t • ceivotg ilk poblic. . As yod ens Nate ea persona/ enmity towards mie, I me , i li a, to mippose that your remarks on 1/9' play wept upt ref '‘ .• NO of unpetisliced joidgloett. They hive excited .ay 1d 4 oat my auger. .M 1 liniabre. author, such its P ast, mum like the reed, *Meath each gust of wind that blows ligaioo Orr ..... you are iiiimsky asistilieu,.lir, if yr . (swept, t h at' Vor.° l l4APlleur" 6 "'X own &It .l'im.tity alto v.rir4 - oar t At 2444 lly e t 6 '4 4 t i fil l i a ttt4 t or i s t y lnl i 1 471 - ' mid the wow I arms tee * re 4as aa Actor, au t hese ao. - Mess, wefe ovum . , grouter Mad tie lafergjed cpilips - p!si lllMstd Mauer. . • l''' t• ,- . • ..' It:Wlth regard to tit* chimp a kw la daring i t eameemoe Iprawatist, t '/' k i d - . 'VII a P al, '•- Saks true eh. Roman MOrisci—k • • • • • 4 itatitsiest nowise* sins OW shigto, ratiliat accarrat dkritarfirli true c4rlrtils l • : • But, Sir; I 'bine - better wistiie that aky imitate war it to to the diatsaoos t p: family', I do t dicated aty .kimire hooka to w for lige. but 11611 freitg . ar my honest industry ha heroali ed.. -• • as T os ali r ,.. c „, pot wis e ibly titiok oktint lowo.ly of gig abilities, QS an A ctor. Ike 440, and in tly ^iitir - Ih e Tr. en cir4to p ssotatacit would mlikw an to your wish% kk • litralkseism, is Ishith eyed bglibtoil tau* are : Om *oder _. b eiim) Sir, Is o l o i rd its let* year ; up • tbe will . , Woof li - •Il to IWO : pity ec f ,; •0 : : , .... 66 I shall at par ma • itsmorre - 6, to or the trtwr which bo9 fr auko, imeil 11,1 iibift te 40 11104 • 111 W -11 PM llf i t! '' "14 IP. '. . .' ' • 411, . 140 2 if •*. .'' - - • • ' • ' ' " "i. J. Tx qrs.tt i • e• ' . iforlttg ty.thli posllc declaration avowed si4y 7 self as the rotal. name . of - Mc itiltotylog aotnoily .l MY Leigh. Hunt' lc at, li birty to take an the. ciltti '. .mtl * inlife against me,'-'..41.1 1 - after . baying . :,, tlfrM . - ".- ~ the plifid, lg . resume id, tret.'Ytie‘tt/fe. "lid ermertia -: . 4 ' '• .4 "Ur! ttmillt.4 fcalpingthe futher .t. ,. . :.. • . ' • .. ~.. - .•• "t 9l. neseydrieltreef, . o # 4 • l‘ etwd. i ' !1 " 11 ,1 11 ,„,_ 'i•• '' • • ' ''' . ' '. Friday the 344-• Se tir,pe uoisollati, o# eke ftprl4 • ''• ' 't • • • ....! . •6 pork Militia , - with thros Vtiate_e_ . , epprebelidekt 1ft....' ... .. :, Gralrgr; in the county of lyistrOftstlel, ' ....-...t.! ' '.. •,. Trisliti a desertilt fralis soli! ',shoos_ tiara witiblitc - ' conieyint hi,. to Taafiti6 l 9 a, 14100 i wag 64 4 10/ .4 4 : 1 4 04 to her of peasantry colleeo , o,•imiled•'Dy 4 • . 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