The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-13 00:00:00

i .40441 4 4, ‘'< I ~kRS. • 1 „ • , -.....• . • . •:?•• . MUTT or TA LINOIIN NO iR* iga. . .'" ''".:.+llllPlf TO VA PRINS "DERN AND R NT. . • ' • - .4.. 2 . - . : 40 1 i MAoAm tr.,;—• lite city of . Videnciessits,• which - ' ' 'we 3 s manifested' 40 seal for the ctlisottl, and' tilt • - 6v = 114 Sovereigns, none be cleat to.tite in ipfill i iiillf Imperial aad Ito'''. Majesty. - It iv gotten that it stopped the rof r 'ego 'tittles during an entire cam , and ' efforts tints ritollitsa mide wiil be ' repeated, T im i s asith - • ~ litiltkon the re:totted of their preaga b .4 ' , . 4 . , • ''' :, '•.). ' • " 1 1 1 1 t, ' 4 .:. • SSC !Loyal lib iiiity /sonde - efilliViarefoostdzieyotien.-41 '.- t 7 iilkobitetifilif Ms city,, and of the" charire-44.: ' tote to ac quire **elm rhil'itiwouniblo4oolo., ice ' • - tlititoto) - '' it ENOIT• ills/we . . . : - len artraturAuTl Or iA tn. AT to•rtsit til l ryfatT 4E2 ' _ .- • • .11111111 elneff . AND SDGE•We. is til ACV*, hitChteD cnmiot il4ll ineusible when Rio* Prito4Yi theirltoontry, sod. 4rhoiehrorur -.2 . ,calis them. Tl'itse mt ..sentiownot4 which your Vett), has ex presedi in ilk fwootf, ,hore peuettrted . *SOS said wi-desiro . prostwtirotristfiris , ilidrilijot if *iv tliror . le*lbacoet SPoore, Brit iflositlenal lest '• France will tv . of it . to which OVisf.t.. _ . . .—. forttfTttet, * .tasis, Made*, of our fellow-sebjects impleee your. Majesty bumble declaration , • i 4 altogether ioestoaet: Captain Barrows- also infonaCat., thie o'clock yellesalararoiag Ira passed the V. dime" 74., and two bOga, at anchor off' Nevi leindim ouse. He passed also the ,Acasta and Atatiale;: ! BlaA Point. On Vrottaisday a waleiraop • "the leastward 'was &vitriol by 'a atithillot44 , ,Pire Xeir [rattan; anti ea - Saturday Wt. s teitsoaatead a sloop wow cawing mod bomto , . The /14 and jam * freak Greekiack, 'sad two oda" • ,11 ~ • • t f ro by tbe traik , d . Seiko c -Ted, Jae* the 1400 1 1 ' _ _ . tbiat ; . (94 . sised) 12; 14--"IbP"AI ZAS. • 14/74* -' tr PlonTauis, Styr. 1t..., tooliefi %lops at Bertinewn, It is said, lliare made: . Wi*ltt move.. , • twatlits . for the wlt ; their n umbers have been augmented by, si niiitseilat sent on from GreenzEbash ; and r#poytA sir:* wain creased 'ewer from Burling. tan to Plattsburfeeet 2000 den. The American officers are mid to ;peak positively of takitig Mon - treat for - winter-quarters. teat week, ten 'soldiers (Fieniltmen) deserted from •• Menron's regiment, stationed it Chambly, and pro. ceeded rewards the lines, with their arms and accou. - iremetits and in full uniform. They compelled a poor Canadian to' conduct them, and thieatened him with death if he refused. A 'party Ofthe'l3th regi ment,ittth an officer of Meit ran's, pursued and over . took gine, not - forty roods' from the' fides. The • willaitit resolutely fired on the perty, which was -is that - titan assisted by the militia. The pursuers, in their rum, fired, killed fear of the deserters, and Mounded three of them; the remaining three P. • rat vi'd. • • ,• • 1 We understand that deMonstrations on the part of the enemy; on our own frontier, havehren perceived ' '"wilbits these few days pest ; and dud S, considerable h. stoops had. arriirti at Plattiberg, tram svokete, sad that other divisions were advameins ha direction : front the inte,/figeuat we re• wired yeiterday, the number of regulars on this ea. peditien is estimated et WO, and _their movements . strongly iodicaie an attack on outlines. U this diver:: sion of the enemy is contemplated, as is saipposed, to ' distract our attention, and by ,that means weaken o rhea in the Upper Province, so . ; t to enable his object in that quirtermilmee every reason t 1,07* lie will be mistaken.; met list with the force now c.:l nor lines, and With thi which May be imr,,, cotlected, t be will Mee. more Cattie to repent thin second alarm tban he had' • the first which c.c,-act:,:-.ed us hstt.all and where. he was satisfied with being frightened, into precipitate retreat. 111SAD-QUARTER3, KINGSTOit s. Adjutant-Oenerailii elloievt. • tor ' - HOUSE OF COMMONS. Lord CA STLEREAGH moved . for returns of the effective array for the list 10 years ; for theostrobers of those raised by ordinary rocroiting, eml qt the number or the casualties; and for a retina distill• guishing the soothers of men and boys raised.—Or. dered. COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY. Mr. ARBUTHNOT moved the sum of 10,500 1 0001. for discharging outstanding Exchequer Bills.—Or dered. The report to be received on Moody'. WhyS AND MEANS. Mr. ARBUTHNOT moved the farther mititine *see of the Land and Malt Taxes, the Anneal Pen sion Duty, and eito Duties on Seger, 'Tobacco, and Snuff. The CHANCEMOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that the Sugar Duties were at present inconve nient and cuisplicated in their Mode of collection.— The appearaned of the Consolidated Fend we some what affected by this circumstance, though 'nothing of national importance atbminul to it. He intended, therefore, to propofe some stew - - also, iligairk° Ilk Excellency the Immander , Calil___Veries has" t r i o e O h m,' t l eer ' es ' d o f d eo Ab rd . * l ois li t airiagg o g i received a lisp from Major -Geialii . Pructor, re- t h o l ay woe erne di r id e d t . I hO i di a l eo pilf r adwh i go. poi ting the circumitaire of an atteekinatie by a small 1 The Resolutions 1 11a1 . 461110:41,1*14 , and the ititpork. por,tion of regular troops v ond• a body of bidiatt Irat... or d ered foe bo si o s o m . .- .- .. ~ . . .::' ,:: • d er e, on the Id of Amgastorn die Aniciiimis ' fort of . .. , ..,:; , ,-,,; ; .,.....,rinf i ttr0L. • • '.- .. .: Lower Sandusky, wheat, owing to thaitiviegth - of the. . Sir E. KLINVIIIIIIIULL had *understood ffikii 10: miumuy's , u•orks e which resisted • the Intitt the light Noble L or d (eeatiereugh) thee voltaeering fivitatia( rliraultit !Oust *4 so . Mitt a itilacable Militia tO the Linealwmildassosidai MO is 0.. irbilt4 not be effected.; et iddr - frearthe want . R e e i s h o du t a b le what weaktasiditi a *. o p*, t .1111aktent - co-operation on the iiiikof 'Ai Indian : missions. areibiablnippoie f ro l ic *. egh t li m o Fe . ~........ •-• . velrimiois, nnused tonnes moth , of Wiitfurti r pe assault ; j o i n i eg •- • wits set ei tended with. diet brilliant- simatvis Which im s . -tio uniformly eiplitiod the gallant - eltirsOns of . the ~ 'right division, --- .- s.' • • • • The Major-Genesat extols the ithilepid - bravery displayed hy-the,detachment tinder *Oct - Lieut.- _ _.. haw( aggini 31 tivi — blamr ktiko - s .• or ----. 1:7' 14 eitellifjilker; ind tainetits s it. ' Sotateri `!i bate fallen id Ail igiliggifk .l • suet. ful assault. • L. • • li: 'i -,, lst :,•• ; itsiaTso lOW IMI4 - -. ; . - • - Ititida-•.fespotist 2 lubakenleo . .! - . It rank . alkililo. Walingso-2 Captain‘ 1 Smixdallelli4loollll6l4 3 / 4 /061 95 taik and Ale. • !ki i W (Hui iiiii ll to wi' no-1 n lerjesi : 'lO . .'''''' • . •Piajetes of We Olken Killed *ad %Wm. •. 2 .4" ;• • -, • Klumn—Rrevet Ideut.-Col. Short, Lioot. , psr % Swt, and lan& Lassiubsiege. Indian Dc . .., • Woostoin--;Capt. Dixon, Royal Encioeree . . yiallfriv# Lieut. Wistyre. 441 'went, all tissbtly. • ~. ; •:;47-•, • Ily "- , Simllealnnnd, 1 : AR. B AN ES. 4dilitant-Givigok otkriNta _ , - • •'. don tiosalliiii* I' Lag or • linit; ' ,44itioti istaladlot .viditois , had isii6lolllll ' •:".' :• e CLIANCOLLOR,' , of the :EXC , :mold- not adietlyakietiheitittsoo of do 14 ; .: faz eilediribtjtha! Atm% •Ciatfesailit iientvi ii 1;101 FOAM Detatrtissesiteioutikhe tibleia da** * "' Wt • 7 ,: ; Oa Mr. HORNEWS , litteit ion, • ihe . • , ,‘ CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER agreed to ' '. this to some such•Cehtleasan. DI g POSAISLF, FORCE. Lord CASTLIMEAGEI brought, up the Bill 01 accepting the services Pf -the Militia, in the vigorous' prosecution of iiTIVWSP.. which was reads first time. Hii Lordship elated, .thin *iv: Weirs blanks to 611 up, which he should no's! - on Monday, and which, might be subicritiently Considered' on' Wetitsesd#. next. • , • elPal S i f ailltfr474l4 4 ,„,(Aariai• • • P NITW V r; • • ' Pretitent. mesa Plaksbarc, Sept. 9. honour• to inform you, that I • from near the Ilea, having . on the 6th instant, with as ith the enemy, who were then wing proceeded to within a short I nosisswl information that , 'emitter, they weighed, and, ward out of the Lake -.thin, ,if our ardency !gi ,she "LAW Ingo's' 0166.40 they hejtliit °win to the itaretteriitha ' Itnearthen resat inend time. '':. n,. , , Tfie Lope( Token , Dill was road t an t'0•111.111 1 . 111 : tiros, nod Went through the Coniiolitei f nliterlit„.4oP. dared for to-aStroar:-Atijourned. • *, • fl' . ,• , • •:* ,i - ' ' PonTrite- T ake prise of ehiroireemeil7 bw(110010 of 44isee ,: the workiot.: of the comoutuity ItarbeMbworr od at Neir • A oit yell as st Bevy, sod otheriifotea. ",:--We Intl ' *Novo E4pest a: etroilarrettoctlort very shortly to tita fileAta 0 dew Moerepolli. Tv. . :... C Lova: n fxi-. , they lid, , leans, - no . sit — bsid - ios: 5h 0 44 1 1 tit' - S .• DEISM — AN' lr. - "j • . i 's i nteu x4 eti en t t o t , r e .d :Ptiel r i g lt ia ti :n;e l n tun t on a aheA o t : l : : :Py 4 : i t i • * i t : 4117 41 . qt. LONPeN: . .- : - „Ifenrof I !33 11 as wel l a x that Yb e 'Obit of K r * 11.0mmeaxt• stevehmatt 13, 1813. of ,the p eop t,._ . . ~...v. . _ 1 ~._ ____..._____. . ./...:.., , i Alhitstexe, do ,not seren „respect' that , for . th,... ; -. ''''' ' to i tt i7 l •77.;; lt. arrived this mom . ; eogage in subsidies without conielting Peell iro , / ;, , ing, 14 UM telligentebrovight by them is of can. • 7 lts; sentUlpecie out of ,tinriimiggis . -,.•tosen vim aidarable importengm. It will be seen . .by'll4gudiiie % .`Terllaniettr is not sitting, assitrfng thtaliselses •f r (rein Tarragona, tki,k Austria •haastakin •-posaaasipp.. , Nl e of indemnity whenever Parliament ShalfetZt'ilt. • vi..., •:e i W i....._ f. ti * , .!'-:- - • : • ' °nil port of F l hnnili Ind 'nearly . the *boles:if Ilse corrupt 7lnsee ofor o f oat h . .,,,,___ ei ,, ,, v eve lt gs-o k , cent. * '..!.;,',... - ~ ...... . . . „:„.,, ' . '..- . I rbile 4 /00,1 0 71 C4oteYoPoloelefer Vclicond t ur --111i.I Ttaatiatonu, CieMl3,---By .way 'of the Adriefic ' Pods, which should , be time pillage- et, the people's netred . I , otheit h it Important informs. : temple, .are found wotit;illiytierileicteont:suiTatihoseon oth,t e Ti l'he . gegatu , I ,:'gr Itfilit knd Croatia had . risen Ltriots, .4 heliaw' with coticdin such sileittlMtiicio i ; .. • Oitil4 o 0 the • . • . , • , .. - • • •:. ••• , . tymuth. • The. Austrian. lag, encipacb v: 1 _0 SO 114 kt: F i, a 4 • ' • iilo-iiiiiitteitAffigow 454.7 .1 12 4 *44:;:pres! illf6 12 t ~ lismelpbos-o•ifyiporce b the wells* ise f t' teas • t • • S •-• . - .. .- P •' . • 1umV00.4190• elk eiso 9 Vs •l 4 v ship,* i' 'i 4, .. , 1 ' , - • 141414 " .' *a' 4 6,4 A, .- . - : t• are ex p ec t e d the/. its 'C. short ;.4 ftt c a. .. ai de ever threatened With *Military ISlneermne n t t b y. , Le , mid tout oftliteledondi' waidl - amlu'Venkt., cursed penchant for war, we caottat be dm° ~,e d Tritest, will sb* a sbellArlatit; - .• TtritAitatiiinlnto -11:n - last state of slayo . Y, ...while we kayo Negenh „ad* 22 t 060 and iskaa treisik)nas a a wellappoirtted, 'Militia, commanded by . Grit ,4o,oooFseoch,. who, by a combined move.' Heroin who bays a perpetual interest in th e they attacked Near Triest, and took from them Ipresereytirs` and prosperity of the country !--.... ' • ' T 4ei s ' shun, much ammunition, and SOO men. We ; Alas, - le that bulwark of national lberty . , , .. - a o n th d er Lo h rd or d:s h r e tzt ilev assured. -thetnitraavarians,- 911,000 strong , ha t e , re do :One half of spil t : h ai e sige w ,l.eg all sß i c s uatn p h a se l t i e e r d ,Osvo d;: r o t:::: , 4g/trait/A is . .iitt.rAmerig • .. - i aid' tied the AWN. •:011.nt•-; , ,i.: • , ir e whenever u h il e • . - . .4. •• • .' Etsiox , 0CT...36;4 0,' 111e-Allied Army. is going to • - .:, .. 7 -• .--0104.7. - • •0!•'.1 ' 0 I 80 11 or Webs' , Iliovi - il4 ' be divided•into four corps, and Marshal Beresford ea to say, he will leave the rest standing as a bete t o „ . t . ; ~• Tbejeagment in the case of Smith. mid leunii, ; will, it is said, command-one • of- them, composed of ; betlA eV i egaio t that be may kale more bricks when. (a oneatiolktif .231. 91 . 6 d.) was atannwes s e tt fh* i the 3d . and 6th dieilion‘ :,•":'," .•.. , .' .., -.... • ... ever he wants them. Peachunt says, "it is good to costs: • • . I . On the 20th, the Great Lord, Marshal Becoeford, let the hen game Ay, by way of encouraging t" e ~., , In the'eaitte of " The Lied Advocate oi Sect .; i • ~ ! and theirs Adjotantav visited - the positions of , -the ; br.eedsh that: s n o o d m oes ilit th ia is reg ho im ne e s i f t jeta sho ti u c l e d ly, i t e h ft at x it it i h i ft h u i lami, against the Honoittabli Mrs. Ray Mackenzie' r . similar visits , . , .. ilible-asealLy:isap the precur- ` l (a question reipecting the right of *restage to 19 •.I'LrelY. ;such a proportion-of men as would be found neces. Scotch .Cberch Livings), Mr. Aside atul lir-Nolan ' tors 'of new •events andsventineed Wimples. . sary for carrying on the system of recruiting, Pii.i were heard for the Appellant, and Sir S.ltotallly foil , - -•- • ' - '''' - - . -- . 00 .77 . *_, „ ...... '-' '''". j'" '' ''"' form, as It were , the basis of the regiment ag a :t„ the-Respondent.--Further hearing on Monde/. . ''',. There beteg ihiei dothithafgh, Lla! 'teeny He - 1 How considerate' how forbearing! but forthesevirtuts The- LORD ,CHANCELLOR., at two edick, , ~. •:. ~. . '; s itansi . era . may s.: acc Ojint ro t ' thug he would oiler twenty guineas a mania transfer for th; . from t a s ! . pp* . .of ... thd 1 residue, andthen there wo.ilti• be none left (we should, left the House to attend qt the choice of Onion to 1 iiff‘an n ds Th ia.. . Ili 7 0 0 ":1 0,111 t .: : iiwice . ' a nd , re . non f eerival •of be recommended for the o ffi ce of Sheriff, or in other words here + v st, we must, ;my that sum, if tie rlii turned at a quarter before -four o'clock; 1)4 there - COnlitientio which the-lager and. telescoping° oti efferit, as things now 51 .. anel. Where then is, hence. 'being no business before thellonse, it was "floe after , England has been;:fer. some titanimist,: so Linehan 8 6 ". 1 fordward, our Militia to counter-balance the cse adjourned till Monday. ably fixed.' WitfitfiiV:iiiiititurag . to an eiclusivegift- [end ,tersor inspired by standing-aeinies? in eubibus. • , - of prophesy, but reastrilt* fiomfariens date s we '-f• Bet our thinking country gentlemen in the House of it s 'Commons will say—We acknowledge, we lament it world wish the-, peblic lot to be loomtigniee its expectations of the good we ere in• future to derive 'isso : but what is to be done ? All this they ought .-. front GeerGana* alliance. 'Deere seems-nothing . so i -- to have foreseen. They wnolatoll their extravagant iiotte, who had lost their %stoner - at the iamb% table smith t o be dreaded , under the „preset!! importewt • ,xerar has been made a game during the list bait cen and ominous lie s , ,im tile, Ch;ingenbkners of tibt; . l ....ttinepliat they must go no morel* it. ' And if, in nets. • . .reply,..they were asked, whetltertheir prodigeftaeCt " Opinion, aid maxim like time pass away, . to . pot tap with all that was,loat, without tryinirtheir " And yeteiday's truth may be falsehood to•day." luck 'apin, these reflecting- codgers would' loin, There is some extraordinary anomalous quality in 1 th a t their first lojs is best ; te.coatinee..thitAttisard the political a t mosp h ere of Germany at this hour, I might be irretrievable ruin, ~What doea.titiqed phi. loso her say, what does the ennet.Chritien think, that neither Professor DAvY, nor President Ilea.: and P what ought the sound patrilit to. 4a ander:this sower, can discover • by any operation in their la- i l mania for war ? I t s h a l l he ou r . task to tell our horateeies. . Bet sulfide this essay is going on, it will £Readers hen...Uller, fur this is the Most fruitful, ly.tt i i be meets by out Information from the mouth of the 'I least cultivated field of disasters in the whole circle ... . Elbe, litot BOWAFABTE is preparing for maintaining ' of 13 ritish pol iti c s. •, . ,his posdeSsidtt of Hambargit, code qiii coute. . This I t The constitothistal Letter inserted . this day, of our man, therefore, is neither dead nor sleeping ; Clough ! esteemed Correspoodent, Tt#Oittirt .. Totteictit, is Ms glirments, even es objec t sof great rarity, were the' • deserving the attention - of every Englishman f m o pl ur a p ti bm on is o f : h w i g ho hl y values the prosperity of his country. ' ° w eil a ‘ :r r io d r a s y . di r illi ndei. ti le lti e ile hfi vrtie d d conte mplation things as they realty are, we again hail the mode -1 The last Lottery finished drawing only at twehe ration of the Royal-Speech, and of Ministers them- o'clock at night on Thursday last. So quick were -aim,- If they arriiiitisielioni. We shall be 6144 0 ! Ministers with a new one, that a message was sent to see dim sav Ite therehithog for peace as for.; the parties intending to bid, to come to Downing = gel street. at two o'clock yesterday--a second message ! was sent for them to attend.at eleven - o'clock, and taunt** put • • the Caviar. ~to Mr. Wnrr , 7 .. • Pesee. ..1 , elp 4 . , . . *Alp : Ifs to the question ~....-• ' • t accor dingly they bad their interview before the 1- 10 . !Mer " 69 . 111 , 11115 • means by hoping that n0n . 0.7_ [Contracters for • the Loan.. As Government is the hAlbjeVii et likaWitl i lire cf_..___be sought 14r In ' tini' only wholesale : dealer in this article, they sold o Proftrah - • lrr • ttio not pretend to i Lottery of 26,,00Q • liekets, the ,intrinsic nitre of .. Particular ;,:liati: l which is 101. 4 101. I;sociii. per ticket. The bid ';,Ohre to , the 1 4ilig? being' . ). . ~. ~. ~ i _ . „_ . k ,. ' Rictillidtet we llihir:; - .Cl 6 13 to 1411.-IR publ ic Iliad and Ca. 16 8 6 ' "eleiviog • ..v.,,Stavusyskseetv •aed Cs. -.40 . 7. • ....e 13 Sll . l i ilk ----""`"J"loolilaevoirtirOtre' lbotterleS, to 4111 vattiaiL : li. *ra'r ighlitArtibe - iefrei littritik• :litli - the rote that the Aseatessfut.)bidders filintdawts divosii 44 11. per so, by t ak i ng 6611(1(110ga at eleven' o'clock in the morning instead of two iot the afternoon, Go verament got 20,0001. three hriurs sooner dam they would hi se done. ,44 to serf4.l4Notattce), -* but: o.1111111re ;4w Peeeettel4o6olo - SAW*, ittati . obtain Ili. is, honontable, - tti;tol . lkittr• ,iords, ad adventegeewe' ;~ •. P e * . , . . -', :.. L . The booktoio; inn t in piereed a Bill in Paella omit othelf 411meriitus an ,port, except the gsg 7. Obi Bin, and thee for suspending the 111*eas Cur, ... 3: as thti atir.ll/oVietruiting the MO* from the t' _ Ith• Whia:C*ltoaatan thi4 dig kfAAttiejs 'hoid of it in *44? Why, the e pattioti is. Perlis "eittlat e fi t s weft ax those oet 41 , 1 t, Pa fiefffi — thlit is, they are afraid to speak oat. llhey ha*lt so Ibbi connived at, even tolefittedithe termagant system of. • warfare we have pursuodi, that Mir have nothing to •say now, however pesticiova It...tendency may lie.: in fact, the apprehensions . ' tir which their own goes! . iedkl'would give riltr e :b4ro7 fitie•lolled into silence ;and iitqideaceace.',:ft*areedral the consideratioe, that the very .pdrieleme pf Jibe. team should have been, induced, by their tarp/vary ielered, to lend a bond to *opera/4W shtsfoiorof ! Bat so it is. 9iir ancestors hoesSisyooo;and 'were coodocod by Ti demo, that gisr be the metal of eialliot pod 4941#04;tAlir ago •io power. The • The vacating of seats in theiHoose;of Cott melts the acceptance of the Stewardship- of *hi; chtitern Hundreds, appears to be one of those.pneenstite -Clonal practices of which the public,' 04 %10'4 parti. colarirthe advocates for Parilautentaryliefortv , a , " entitled to complain. When a trust alive highest i'' ' portatice is delega led to an in/Blithe:ll,' it-it - tit ix. toie• ruled that hr an evasive fiction, by a noniital tab- I terfuge f he is to be released frtmv Ail evt ; agement ? If a representative of the people be tie longer atlf te• . rform the duties or his station, * ton* fide bttfi.. i)t Pent to that effect should be demanded. The P:'. ilamentary simony of holding seats for dos'. 11. soughs (luring the pleasure of the proprietor, is isi.k• tensible, and we hate not a more degrading t oo:r. F ir f servile submission than this public prostitetiiu , 4ltelienatorial functions. - These remarks will no: I found inapplicable to a recent instance , 'of Facie; b • ~ which we. hope may hrver again lartii , h 111..1( e-of the !louse of Commons.-.--ftt illusitttioo t -f.isaabotte, we could instance the speculatilo es r Gentleman of the Lew iii Cruet Mn, uho 'NIG (t his borough peno,y, last iPii1081; to better •iatat , I than attOuntls of the covint rylexcept limos • %A' ct • ruption) could afford him, - ...A • t . 4 • 4 retlesiro to prosiialoopatioriria at iltroyed, ilchtit the Dia* wllleis viti - lpitOr 11% .": ,--:- 7 Oen, which _ hea_l6olo-114465 1 by 'after being partly ttiantrOM tostkisivisiirsookilt ben 4oratie a se, and eo whicit.port sivers , re- r o thrall& oweebosztl.:.-,:;:•.--, - - -,,. .! ..,_..." r: - it.? :-, .4. - f - Tosiae litre. - ; e,„:, 4 1 ; i :• 0 3. 1 4114: ... i . .„‘ k, eIRINCE, firllF Alla, Ifiliklip. 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