The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-25 00:00:00

thought, last is and pit. eleicient . adfairtris, Wore tiv tied - ot w.ool7ll*' fact,birie ar th*, boree essil ei S PV" Nigoist ch or e , Aid Pty of conversation _._._. ed Praia, XlSr ' : i tiii ativido ll lo4lo. Poilitillierilu dal _ .. ~ . ~tles*Mb.*. e let.ry ; , ethyl ineppot Titib F ialstilis e l4tass i ; I itit spinet - ...e - i lv re ibitn 11.. 1 . *teat. , .4 itat• . .do. mean knowledge of stile effect; cod Wile will coo. : ebbs fie doer n o" ce p a t4 o • - Jhe came of . be. r cht,red in Cooncil, 4 itt . bitio by ilitsfist* of *eagle.' d escen d to pay mach greater attention to the strenhih ..„.„. w i ll it denibest a 11 . 14 11 64,11411 it" 1 This declaration is a kind of order of timidity, fee the otitis plot, and to the force, variety; and richness of his dialogue, he will be ta t :* of accomplishing Kaisueonn _ a ma. 30.4 m * . 4, 04 t i le.priva . ! wesunT - ' - rat, ed powers *over w t, os k, o vo id* se well as some work, which will do greeter things for I _a_ l ate . • .• .. - ' . die , :a6. l for aim if whisk •PiirOLltOW Calls himself protector. his dramatic reputation than The Stotler* of Soli - , "' '""'y , ~ Mss , ~4 . 1 , .., ... 'xi it .(iiiiiiiiiriliseeli to detract front •the merit of mama. We are informed, that the piece, it the i currencee of the moderate• desire of the Managers , . was extended to to . its ; the .PsambotoolLalompapor, Ner:3l4: .. , INtallltit boatiaiehts of ibi)..Etnes iar of Rnaiti.,—lt b e fog preesstoMilfilt in three only , the tuft extent oboe mew lit the notification of the taki.lll,4 i : wean made ig a mast imposing mas ....by a to which the naturgiitthe story should ban allowed i Hilary ***tinned in the Pads Papers, Is discievered !4 t r it eau council with • hie illatillif preseat.---;.At it to run . ; Li! egg& shape , it would be more 1 tat be with o et feendatioa. The* eiste exists no 1 • smusiag. EX of the actors deserved coat... w ____,. ...this important, this critical entelnent, 'we look ""I mgus qoaihe right hand of the Emperor ALLIANDIIII4 reendetiot Jones wad livery, Okra, and drbon-Idenbt of the hasty light a the Ereipossie""" Hair; Assorr better than usual; FawcErr, quite from Russia, nor of the fact drab ‘fasviag in 'f or Lord h • ___, , 18 AJATHCAIST to be ready to stand up forth. "a-- "B"----11, I I interests orthe country he represents. Alas! ho *P comic ; recalling vary strongly, in several instances, flight left him baggage, annereaidea l, the aintost inimitable reanner of KING: MATHEWS, whail kaadseda ,u a booty to hb enemies, ' , I ''' a • , peatre,still to be at Petershurgh, where be an be of as the Spanish valet, succeeded in that way which is ST. PETEASEURGW, DEC. 11 (23).--Very early en : !•:,* . peculiarly his own; Mrs. 11. JOHNSTON fns very .110-other •use whatever than obtaloingAtrusslation the 7tt (19th) inst. his Majesty the Emperor *44. 1 •.- • ' . . •r 4 • pleasing in the jealousies and a ff ections of .4otynto ; , _,_ i i n the [Woo tadltary anoint' of the fainithetrAia frosts and Mrs. C. KIMBLE, in the waiting-maid, lost none Pleased, after basing performed his uv v. "" Kcooditioa of the few scattered troops - 6r twilereoel of her archness and naivete. A Prologue was deli. Cason Cathedral' Church, to leave this metropoliti, i ala i ! Of wiLisiiewsiu will the ' farther Beuetine etc vered by Mr. EGERTON, which was sufficiently and took his route to Wilna. (this topic' be to oar co defenders in the Cabi net,which stands in nerd of the piece before the audience, were neither new ra 2 appointed •by his Majesty Ferdinand VII. of will be able to turn aside that envy which surround nor W itty. Spain, as Ambassador Extraordinary and Minister 1 1 i lag nations have long cherished against our commer _ ....._der Plenipotentiary to this Court, had an audience of his ' cial greatness. and ' ' his credential, ' Arr. .... 1 I U Majesty the Emperor, delivered . be had afterwards audiences ef their Majesties the Empresses, and was then presented likewise to their Imperial Highnesses the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess. , 1 1 1 CON •sa. 'Aut--Uutiday at Ms On Friday, December 6 (ts), Count Lawsuitfeta, Adjutaitt-Genecal to his Majesty the King of Swe den, who is arrived here, was presented to their Im. perial Majesties and' their Imperial Highnesses. Paris Papers have arrived to the 20th inst. which, although they fornith no one article of distinct im ' do s from their THE STATESMAN. LONDON: 111,111111 T, JANUARY 25, 1143. A Gottenburgb Mail arrived this morning, bring• lug intelligence from Vienna, St. Petersburgh, &c. of considerable impoitance.. Vrnerse, Dec. 24.—According to a circular let ter of M. Count Ugatten, Minister of the luterior, and Supreme Chancellor, all the Governors of the hereditary provinces are summoned to Vienna, with their President Councillors; they are to assist at a solemn conference of Court. and State, which is to take place on the 4th of January. Count de Goes, Governor of Galicia, although one of the most dis tant from this capital, has been here since last week. It is believed that a conscription, more numerous than that of last year, is in agitation, and the object is to proportionate the number to be furnished among the different provinces of the monarchy. They will contest the manner in which each sill furnish those articles most convenient to it; and that onsibe not more surcharged than others, should cir cumstances regain it, our Government is disposed to bring forward.. imposing force next spring. It is believed that an Inspector General for re mounting the Austrien cavalry, is gone to Paris to concert with the Mioletee at War respecting a con siderable delivery of horses for the French army.— The Austrian Governuseut, attached to the French Government, will alwayi combine its measures and resources with it. rit for mach palatial considers**. The remains of the once Grand Army are still tote viewed in tbe. Übe light . as represented by as in our last. Its shut. -WO aieditios, sad scattered parts, famish little' ram" Ilan sad metnovials of what they once belonged tw....111* corps of the King of NAPLES, which was wed as nearest to the deserving the name of a corps, was obliged,-not merely from its insufficiency *I numbers, but doubtless from its bereft condition, with respect to provisions and ammunition, to leave the walls of Koningsberg to their fate, and take the road of Elbing. MACDONALD, who appears to have been left in a doubly critical situation by the defec tion of B'Yoaa, and the inability of MUSA! to cover his retreat, had nevertheless reached &wings. berg the day after its abandonment by hiluarr. How long the former will be capable of re ! mining there, we are unable to guess, as since our former observations and reflections on these Important military affairs, a still more important topic has arisen, which gives just ground for great. and new speculations.' It is not from the contents of the French Newspapers(though they. are always au thorities deserving of comparison with others) that we are induced to make our subsequent refection. and conjectures. The Government, or War Papers, -for they may be property designated by either name,' formed the most unreasonable expectations from the - destruction of the confederated • Northern Army.— If BO'NAPARTg had been beaten to atom by dull Russians, before he had half reached Moscow, and that unfavourable elements had had nothing to de in the accomplishing nf his disaster, our war. trumpeters could sot have sounded their note., of triumph with more inuseless joy. These political lack main Hungary alone supplies us with a prodigious quantity of excellent 'torsos for the heavy cavalry, and ether purposes e( the war. The equipments are in the best state in all the provinces. The French army is therefore certain of finding with us, and ready for it, every thing it wants of that kind. VIENNA, JAN. 3.—The last intelligence from Vionna informs us, that the pretended submission of Melia Paella, Governor 9f Widden, was only feign !, and that that Chief is now in open . insurrection , IpinSt the Ottoman Poste. Sr. Percessuacu.—The General Field-Manhal Prince Kutusoff and Smolensk has issued the follow ing Pros!emetic's, from the head-quarters at Molo ditschno, dated December t 4 : "Inhabitants of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, end or the Governments of Greduo and Bialystock, the destruction of the coalesced army is completed : you I.ire seen the March and progress of its innumerable tia.t.tlioits ; yea new see its miserable remains flying before a victorious army. At this solemn mo "'eat/ when we come to restore to you order and ranquillity, to plant ag;in the victorious Rus izn eagles in those Provinces which have, for le time past suffered coder the power of the v, remember pier duty and the sanctity of Of motion. dans I which of. our oaths; think ou your own welfare and that of ()Ur childreo ; recollect flat an aggressor ) who . .! If we do not immediately call into office ; aye, by the primeval sovereign power of the people, impe riously calf, bate office, abler men than those who now fill It, me shell see realised the threat of BONA PARTE, tint England . shall net meddle with the affairs of the Continent. Will Britain suffer such men as have now its rule in their hands, tas keep it ? seeing the critical, the highly critical, nendition of its affairs, political, military, and calmer. dal! I F9rbid It reason, forbid it leaven !-- Wil are told by the puffed-up creatures and save. -a a tech aselev4leit4 a-them . fiene, by pursuing CATHCART. DECLARATIOI 4 I. ' At the moment of My ordering the ender: my commrind to pass the eroseiap fro, the Ens:. • weer, my,mnster, divests The to declare, 'tha t this step Is to be considered its no *thee light Oa*** the inevitable consequence of the military oporatiesse.: Faithful to the principles which have conduct at ail times," his Imperial Majesty e: gaids4 by no view of conquest. The sentiments of modern% floe which have ever characterised Ms policy are still the same, after the decisive successes with.which Di vine Providence has islessed his legitisuate efforts.— Peace.and inplependence shall be their result. These- hii Majesty oder', together with his asslotance, to every people, who, being at present obliged to op.! pose him, shall. abandon the cause of Napoleon, in order to folio! that of their real interest. • I invite them to take, advantage of the fortunate opening which the ll.ussian armies have produced, and to unite themselves with them in the pursuit of an ene my whose precipitate flight has discovered its toss of power. It Is to Prussia in particular to which this invitation is addressed. It is the intention of His Imperial Majesty to put an end to the catatuilleS by . which she is oppressed, to demonstrate to her King thelt?endship which lie prestrres for him, and to ik!- store.to *the Monarchy . of IFrederic its eclat and its ;,:tent.. lie " . . es. 3 1 _hopes that his Prussian Majesty, atii• - • -- , mated - by sentiments which this frank Declaration ought to produce, will, under such circumstances, take that part alone which the wishes of his people , ,and the interest of his states demand.. Under this MI tiviction, the Emperor, my master, has sent me ' die most positive orders to avoid etery thing that could betray a spirit of hostility between tile two .. powers/ and to endeavour, withio the Prussian pro. vinces, to soften, as far ai a state of war will permit, the evils which for a short • time, must result from their occupation. . (Signed) The Marshal Comm.— t • 0- of the A notes. ------ - , -A----1-- PRINCE KIITUSOFFIS3IOLENSIEL ~ ;the same measures , all' be well, as W wished net al. , .... -- -• % IPROCLAMA noN. - •. . ~deadly chronic discuss daily feeding en oar vitals.. . 'When the Emperor of all the Russia, was com. They say, and In this' we agree with them in the pelistd s - by a war; of aggression, to take arms for the of his states,. his Imperial Majesty, from the fact, that RON*PARTeI great hope, is the sup. t def.etice . we di sagree i accuracy of his combinations; was enabled to form .part of tl:e French Nation : but with them in the reference they would draw from it. war an estimate of the important results which that " war might produce with respect to the inde.. 6 .. lie has been but tee successful in calling up the pen- ! ofuroThe E p d a ence Europe.most heroic eonstancy, • d . 1 , pie of that country Spin for . the third, fourth, and the greatest sacrifices, have led to a - series's( tai- - even fifth time, on their legs.. lie has aroused . chew umplis, and when the Commander-hi-Chief, Prince now, and our Ministers, if they. had discernment, .I.Kutusoff Smolensk, led his victorious troops would know as well is -we do beyond the' Niemen, the same principles still con f what May be dome tinned to'animate the Sovereign. At no period has with them. . RaSsia been accustomed to practice that art . (too . much resorted to in modern wars), of exaggeratiog, We bovv.this day inserted a. Petition from the' by false statementlY the success of her .ernis. But with whatever _modesty her details might now be . Clergy ot the . Diocese of Exeter, which does Ito- . near to every hand that has signed it: The tenor of penned, they Would appear incredible. Ocular wit tnesses are necessary to prove the facts to Fralice. - it is conformable to ,the soundest precepts of o Germany, and to Italy, before the slow progress Christianity, and tends (as we hope effectually) to . of truth will fill those coUntries with mourning and abate the operation of the poison contained in certain -; consternation. Indeed, it is difficelt to conceive other Petitions, from bodies .which cal/ themselves:that in a campaign of only four' months' duration, higher, . and they may.. be, in art hierarehical, or 130,000 prisoners should hate been taken front the enemy, besides 900 pieties of cannon, 49 slang of - other division, or comparison, but not in pureness of . colours, and all the waggon train and heggigeef the • • • wird. . . • ' . army. A list of the namerof all the Generals take* 1 • . .... . is • hereunto- anneved. .. It will be easy •!o form •an . Yesterday the LORD CHANcELLGR hadan audience estimate from that Iht of the number of superior 'ad of die Paint, REGENT. ' subaltern officers taken:. - • _ . ... _.• • . • The. Bottratr, tie NOM JOKELTN Pant; takes It • is suf fi cient to say, that out of , three Method' -. ' the next tonvoy fo . e.Lisbni t A.buot. 100,000 i. in :tholieend men (exclusive of Aestriaes),. she pa. •,- specie, for the payment ot the army, will he sent in ' netrated into the heart ef Russia, toot thirty thou, . her. 1 - ' - I sand of them, even if they should be 'favoured by , . The Ili:kelele tad Malabar storelships are lead- .fortune, will ever revisit their country. The man. ing with naval stores of every description at Wool= net in which the Emperor Napoleon repassed the wish, for the Mediterranean. . • Astedan frontiers can assuredly be no longer a se. On the 4th inst. about 30 miles to the westw'aidef (wet" europe. Sol:tech glory, and so many . ad.- • Lisbon, the -Andromache and Briton frigates, of $2 vantages, cannot, however, change the personal guns, are reported to have captured the :French fri- dispositions of his Majesty the Emperor of all the gates Lit Nereids, of 44 guns ; and the Bletok s .of Remise.. The grand principles of the inderndence of Enrepe have ' formed of his policy, 36 ' his in deV mainly wves olg•••■* ••• , s • 1 -''al '''''," •""" : , o, , illioefillip, o into - the OM .0c , 111111 4 4 0.0 111111k Ile IAN"! It** . 101111reir. ili s ii p lit ea goili t ibi et i, .- • • • s t i np r o g i vr ovi tik o vifig i . 14: .. 7la . . ,tot itself, though it iiiithistilige dation/WS,. ...,i . bastamand wa s a : I , * • i.v .abr . -., . - .., • , ~. ~ Iwo. . d m . WO, ninaltg, Kra ' , , wwqrstlllll.• Mi. r. 1 / 4 .1cie,,, i,..t.,, And **met. Tito: c o ses itAi ; ' ,4 i i i mposte 4ipk os i '..- . . . 4 . -01 ; ..: . . c. - ,PrilielPid-latkontey of Blatt foe it hairerto esdorthispezrossersandjoed4 She I Sea. • E llett awed fad" . • r .. , . t ionion , kle Nil Ids . . r . aseetheeot a‘wei , mot . , f o o p o r,eod re segment tko assiduities of 0 11 10 . itet7 41 . 811 " 1 411. dedulsli 14"1" '. . . 1* f lit , .I', .. ,• ~ , ul l if , ... 1 %, ,• of ...'. r 4::: ,Ilile . AMA* • 40 K. Ti bpi Igaiipstr47jkabasiii, ..... • Eli wore it net fordo bottle, which le fasaluandif ;"Ikeseiii c o nd uc t . may yet MOIL' :110; *if !' . l Alrop., .. ' l i iiiippoisdirt 14114. Pleideseeediqi. as Cameo .2 8 . 8 0 4 d a ta i p with ceolddenbto Ifirka this Calgieff " 11411 . aim .aimplagoa of As letpedstlielie%•4ll,tmeot,•l . , flOgagd ' .•. • , f ihdo aptly .„ •_; • • -•,. , Ilt.,Yeawskosbythas..e,lois m idi Ws diliadtak clths's,. It cab beset anis 4stasise tam, is boundinnoi . 04 , :wsio 464 , :mitisiiiiti g 4 , , . , .. 4 .. nisi iie were , : . ial. a Laii, 14 _4 h a. i s t h e b evost heresith p i.. whs . lied ocisreminerst trait) of character; 0 bottsiqk ilk set l bet what lageltecosentest to the whole male s 41,i1 lia for doer bound by kW' *o,4ltAllib i litii! Tbd.dallefolt ilia IldiPlatitruiblit vi e , . 11111 tesel V I .1111 Ldiel • lahli 1.14411r.t ill* Preglll4s4"ll •.. ~ . . had of thee pityi which are founded on Owen ..Iftnj lative• foritetly governed, It :silli . aiw , Odd eddiatol. si s Mena . "0 4 #4• A lt i Mest 00, , , . p . iii t i l as te. i hmus th 1 irnellisat Apjoi rgi o a en ikt °tem . the wast ih i a: pr-- 9 k.ped lOr i le j a w of Spanish jeakedris assignatienss "Ml* j life ,%111 . ;by Providence 1,000 :, , , . ef 1.4 . fi r 1(' .., . , ,• , , 21 v ~,...? ~, • , , ~, t , „ , ~ ~_ lialik -- . .. . ./ , k ro , j as a, asaa kad - 6,.. w ait :b at r=edlove -letters, and equivocal situatiis I loaiipoomiiki k ity. Shod y =1 it lbitinio%' frogs b ommisecc‘44 4b m .GiOtea-: whit TO Oa Yoe bunbliblbs o . 64 . l o,°' wito has little or nothing to do ir i s i vies bestowed on you, and you may me r e - • bor i c / host, .that est i gooft iit 4 . l4witri i slets* . • ~, xo boss u t rttisin i ter a d k ed intaliohmaide M a tti .. _ aissatesti. " , openi. ,Iket'dialtildecusiiiictsaaataitileeitiiii character thanin do it fatlierhAtii .families. Tel shill iditi iii. bib • ei lutpertatilitilltede irilliltifteil te: "e4tetieitieti s et ~.e --, In _ 1$ little eto:e It = loess same, its springs to long dris opt.oea. ! pow. kipoosrosidt iiiithrii . iliimares . .. 04. • , essocia. _ ~ sup m , ; : that , Privet. th , is. urine tompreilattamo. . atitgeant.o.,,thit oat. . . sty to keep the machinery in motion . .is .. . ~ ; I . • • • • , • ... rf the richness of comic humour, of brdilodera iiiiitlikaphod ; a vent for your produi:t4 lb, ullibl :1 1. 1 0' Milailumblit toole.. urr ol'""•, j 0r ,. ! 116 '-.o . oasurti l _or the 11,dbod t es the - 90t4eg•Beeoer,Apo . .11.esoo li f ; ko vo s , bought, and of splendsnar -of diction • ; . WHO Os allow& Yeme provinces shall anew Demist riii Sit ! : ', 1101 froili t )iith ti te pip .. ...i. oar G oo 4.,pri a t o !stickle amnion itopoisible Chet T a i l i e4s of Ita ric e . ast is attempted once or twice In the part of AMMO s wokoitt, eu4aappiaau and labor. ir. hate peed : ii!oultt woog. joiiiimirto.do. it it *kis i s iobit +teas Dore is a degree of siwightliness iutertaized in Ilso ; ;thiee reseresi unish boron hi oath . of jokatice, jet anosidit. m sradan , * mos an d oab ,„i ti ao NIIN :, PIS ANI_ _ ° . -f iho ' if ll th tl7, b a ,!-Conn . Count : . .tcht, Who one murersation ; but torte of! . the in_ _tended wit bone& i • ._.:. itpor fellow-cid- MBA paten.% lag * 1 0 116 :* 1 0 1 ) , * Pdl#-# o r l b! . - . 444.1"11 . .t • ha. nT . gibe . I have the the honour ear be, at. d on the indelicate, and did not pass without falei4llo6llolllo4 poideoierly proteabi ': . j a i disapprobation, By the dexterous activity crowned iiikthi ll igi* l i i i, ry ; pr o ve ~ il m i nor digoli aapi n goViligne, o . as at Inaiiti, . - 4Sigsedl •. ; CAitIICART. . • __!l_-... ./.- ....L.. 5...... ..........s.i. .11..... ... ....--_,.._ .a. ...a. .... W..katai.a.........• lA ...Lk I .6:2•1. --- _i.0.tz,r.. , ;. , : . • .t.:.u.1 7 7 -7 - 4.- . 1.,77.7" . •. M *f* ..' i ' I A * , • • i io , • , i . i. . • •• . - r I .• ' . i .. , . I ~ • .. I IL : .., . 1 i 4 1 i i . . , . 11 • I I 4 '• ! ; , . 1. , • t 1 • • o', 4 • 1 . . . , ..t ' •'; • ' • It . k 1 , . . . i . i.' 1. , • S I ( ! . ',. 1 ‘' '. i 4 r ~ •. .. v 1,..e. ;\ s, 5 ,3 pt ir : . -... , !I f . . f* 1• A , . I . t 1 i 1 rites ALM SIG( iNalt, .4. 'TM emu, i mum SAM 46404i5.1.9 vs would-be prophets lack the main qualities of. a. 30 gon e. . . of ilarapahisnaittwazs formed the basis of his policy, l, prophet, viz._ experience and reflection. They E sz ee T zw.-Thig mo m - ne ,. _T.....a. for h tho se % e Pthrefi ., laid IA Ms heart. It is beneath his A usimilatsd and identified the destroction of the body b Lkitif i rio a apadoinkitmokPtew t . any ondeareurs to be made to Iw. dace came ttle lo to resist the oppression and to throw of the great army with the seek which pot it 1110.iiOltdieteraihe_ h aai lther Wellia : u . .. g. ni Zese ll'i L# ai -l . fk a er ise Simisea sere,... tbaNtit4 .::: .h e e r r . : of the yo k e or kkh.i sis i e them d own for 20 motion. We have admonished . these - reek Puliti• . ,I= re oer_ :147 — ietpt4s ".. irpreseeee ----- Ortis " Wilier -4 rears. 11. t is th eir Gereenuseutsmhose eyes ought to ' °agendas._ _Ala e DO opium, by the actUal-11tua — Hen' of France. Ages dans of the quill,. to epoderate their sentiments a liwoleeere; alor_alatdieermthetePl,lrd ear al a t ela ' little on this point, and to imitate the conduct of 5urt5.7.7.... an emo te Re ; dotoot i7 d =il e d may elapse.before atvopporpsl equally favourable their country's ally. the EmperorAmeimiurn,who, at \ Mallen o f rr0,14P04410t advantage of dila the moment his troops were flashed with success and „nab ril e r i th aw ni s i - ciffie lalkali t e dwie ' °it Y crisis to . rosenstrwettlietreat . . the ey uilibriont • . 11 "alr Ea r alar omonc amil tL aill e : ast sii li t ari4 lielaß ta t: " prilselitl itself , I SO It,* beat . ' abuse. of the werestutes le prayer irk!, s ker. Dr. • i resistless Career .was wise rmeoffk is signify that them ir ere ,Vi l ts ose: re g Mt* to Poly veil tie ciotly r ibis .01 Europe, h od theethY•lNClPeirre ic tranquillity was a point of isaltatioa beyond which it was Inde.. . Meg ihe drat Ilife wars Vir e , Were and individual happinets. . ' i • kW • soil appeared to meet r rases cent, end even dais* rens, to Indulge in .Thisllorot4ign i ; Lei ems o tae ._ .fit a elnegele..- • 1 formeislettii rabbis' Whey. were all mast have wiser men about him then our's iris 'mu' r ' Ike" W et ' , gigM No ewes earodesate . 3. st. (katr e Aseisea .? " v4 ; ta tt e iattf..lll9 recall • ,i,f m e s t . a ir . . been blessed with. They have told him that the Only a t r te gi rk in Plege 1 1,11141,0 n *ea Were Innerin r if:se e Wino /. honer. Chef et the "ttga- I ts. ilsrblewlesithlo ot Bd. n samba,* rmswell leave of an/ yOf eroono. postal, tat.. .• - - ..- - se& • lawful motive of was is to ebtelit piece: ut . thOmit :ism& wip truly Old* to all prowl Omit y tierlsopt be- & Boosest, aro. W.. 1 ii. W which OW retblisaberaida eideadt hairs neeerdmoslet *Puke a Ilestim• at same shrove PerloC what •••"4 14. .1. -'' N w is de- 4, Abweino. Gee: ', II& Msgeolits. of lb*. rind to eausomity by dspd woe t examen at life. b. Boob, O ka. it . I, 111 , • • • of. It has bogs hkeed twilit ItraegrYill, 060 e.. . L .. „I": l 7 6 lBlN r atir'S '' t • tr illi4 .'..• : • L. admirable Statestign i ligeafttilltroiring 11.0 tkietrt om a irhe :4.1,r - • liel° ' "I kill** l4 it". . . I k relm r."6 . ~. , 1/ I . . garksl4 4 l l: l Z2Fl 9 ' C alt.; • ... WI& SO teach SIM* TAVlAlSPliplialii* it, "WV n ennorein7lnt 17,•• iii... . kiwi. .. ~ ak..f irk • - ' . - ichi to thrQw **On* , 0.1 . 1. 1011111 7 .4440,-- ass . . On 7. rr *9s' ! ile? I .. . ;.. , t ... ~..,. .'' , ..*:isi ! , 1101;roi •.h 0t1V.:.;!4 f.srf , .. .. • . .. . . , - ... .... - . . . . . . • ' . ' . ' .- . •... . , - - ' . . ... . ....