The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-02 00:00:00

._------._ ._ PIM F. OF ST(HAS THIS DAT AT. ONE 01 Sank India Hasa 6 8 ttig 9 per Cent. Red. Haditter Hi 11430. 3 !ter Cog. Gook MI . Dan gjd. 4 6 p OnoUm r .~ fr M"4 7 : • j , er Cents. 5 per Cent. Navy 871 k Ame. to — i — otsis — for Acct. MI Lottery Tickets ihiagritt;* OW ottleao . *nip Ibilliht thid ikteidim4 At - ibeilitititii . •,. • • a ..,....iert- tbmii...4beli masters, thele -- . .• . , Downs. . , . • Ptinthal4lie" Altai 1.-'Atriied'llii•MaN4's 41100 s %tt atil d4 gi:Kiire.444ltelkiid his Pao _ LONDON: , ,HZWIT VIII. or any other period than the presittit, it •1 ebillonaltli. i titre Ciiielt, 'frii i m• Of Cht*. l r. Viola; :104,, TRIDAT, APRIL 2, 1813. • ' *-: \wmathing like travelling out of the record . To justify I bliwillii :''• .' i - • ...; - 4 l/ 4l/ €4 do.bi Pr i. . ' fife 1 , d_t ,I.,Aent b• __,... ismt. . l4oot , procedure adopted by the coed i s Turmoil:la_ .._,__• 111 . 111 ten 81.-Alemii,,ln the .Fleatstir .* , b wee ll eiti oe 4 1 , 0 4-. ofildfigth o w de • t h d ei t -........-- • •., , WNW, - • 11'1)81'6'1 r , sroas•Libson.• y . • • • • Every moment teems - with events of the vim" ** B O" 44 the witnesses * it il4lll/te ak "i b i as k Fautotaisti - Oaten 30.--ArriVeilits MajeStre *h.le c° : All k *Aii. 'o4 i eel illni o sthilki t i 4, tee s Veit the evidence was taken domain the importance, ready to burst out into • open i soma , . ship • Elloottansel, • • with t coevey fyom Plyinouth. Iloted Oa." • tTtAtj_ r l „ .44,0,4iitapiAblity t . b, as it is invarlahly- done in itiall‘ The Eiden peek* with a Mafl for Jamaica; is' per me. tli,esiklifir:,7 t • - ** * * BM asieliodit ath•m•i • There is no further news direct from Frans, butat i. , .... .......... 4hae.„ French affair" in the North a great deal attering . . t ad „ . Tease. cases, a but he lm gees * c:B o ttial_ z_2 " , o: • stts emoteZe , the_ moome ;her appe ou ar t i r o til e :a be ll r ' o to te.. ..:7. o.4 , ,,: i .: „,.. ;_ t e .., .. „..... . 7.4,47 ,... __ ,,_._,;.,L .. theinivi p t,et:gioth:mi: Intelligence Is circulated. More indeed than we am : 101116 .00117_,_ 10 eitil tttiieie party ' s. life ki . ,.4, f i s ko,', A bit ( 110 - to be the Pox pet „. Itet . from the , r i ty4o ., i.tedeehwt eltehubh , ... id:. e e e t tr a e , theie..i... , bllieve ; and even more than we wish were trniti lki e t u2111:14-41; *hare the l i" I W' Manselleg-am will be in in t he cotteie of te-nfor if' 7. -11 ',.L 11 .7" ' ..7g7 •" ' . ' J. • 1 " 1 e wil . such as crucifyieg, or nailing alive, some of the From* . i ! a i also isually taken down, as welliitaa Om , ' A. ... - .4 • • • • ,:. • '...- f "' ' 4 Inidddr . -'-eavillYvieflli s * `.414111111011 ?. f Mt Collectors of Customs and Taxes up to hie, en r , ewers, le, because it has been foetid* Ism • • , -Ijactiet i A t ioi t I.....:A rr i v od his Islet din! - 'lllen tan, • 41111111 Van grant tile* right to , . . . Every person of humanity' nay, every relle t e s ting :. &chill s on account of the delcyh44lo6lllgl.j'.lo.d.p...th 12 WI of t r anspolar :oth t s - a p i pt „.,..st ene ...„1 ,,,, r liet Bailm.) novae nos Answ i sit iii4 p ..,A ki i, , 'kilt. • • ..r . ` mind, must deplore and condemn such ac of . I ,• "r pleatian4;*ol. eateilliet . t called individual vengearice.—'fhey do but provoke l*Quatkvin ass well as the , . . . 1 MN& • ~ . ~ . retaliation, and call back and countenance the bas- 1 conveniently be employed, as in ParllopplitioNoispii*//Wit,ill47,l.l4.ltEßpßi i relk AURCO. i o f f l Oo o O s ooloio in a t ilma i jo iv ' -p resent. . . . ow n ' o t w teee, al . y ar it H d O w ie n ever h , er l e c a er i tainle mon ' '':". . 4-7-77 atia:::', :: ".1 :- '' , ._•2.1- ' . atrieber li ls' ..i -- - : ►'' ' " the - -' .' ' ' -• s . iii° Bll4ll49: r Piviill o 1 0 41 • :113114 ' 4 11 :***** 4144' itddl; raff!vl.--" I'611 ` 4 ' '•'6' - '•?", v: l sl''• •:' •,-'•• .'-;4‘evil. . ...1••• • • • • barons times which should remain a . deac r l e l:t e ter ,. an, history only. But commercial countries e the a - Wail - 010mm 49 - Aimgoeitiona and *taw* to an'' '" lk. • ' . .' • ocis bat '... e Ok- T i gitfinins*st e t*iftill4tita efiiiii• sad ?tire - v are•ehe first 66 ... - . to f e ll into these exeeivec, is the - .. toe only perfiftilinfalier offretirvihitheevidenotrof ' e - .tvinN i sari, - - "bet i r e q s , ! 4 . make au abject inbinissioa'and amends to the , liwo ditilseavy rates kett Idle& * per:altar Pg 4 alve r V sv i tigni i ll " ' 41116 " . di. ; ' C 61 171 a witness- me thmtieation may sometimes give that ~ •no tellhekes soils Isom worked kindly excepttboas i, Boma of , Gmemems.le la dm tintietmeittlidtee what *••• We ap- . ---' qoeror anew for having committed them. in es cob. i than elucidation tn.!" answer which hothing else can s that impt =o rleader uhit l e ad t i e kii in v i e di b roo , dr el feei eh :f lo tL oolosbaur, am fir i d o,ch sh a eery that lately sitiscit iai t li ry w was to prebend that these trading cities look no further cone , li supply. - •I am your's, Are. , them same frost weak! he very acceptable. • .1-1111111 tied* bi particular s, that 001 au t of 1 Consider Th e yogi's wheats continuo to increase lathe prongs* ap. 1 ~, .. ~ „ s, , , , w n. to the objects about them. They, perhaps, • . A TEMPLAR. Reslllsee era mediae Kink t the .late congenial sweatier luii ' qtiest feraeteetitmenajiMeredtbitcotnnioa mischief', given the Seethe moat bedding] colour ; aid " lasesows trope •_-_.' - 11 . _ - _ their late tyrant as irrecoverably benumbed by•the I • ~.., .. . of tbe'swister kind; 'ape *clawed frets Oedema at a s u p er . •us mar that there may IV noAlfieng without a PP. sereretrests of Russia. We fear that will not be 11141 . 18 re• The B.ll,rjorw• are becckhir fin** in the ' way. To•thii Court the Prisons of WALT.' made • . found the case. Till the French Empire is again Lost heel*ful state, nog p , from the great anode* tharl - have bon wit,* add mariderably to theaters stock of OM . a pitamatment of her Wrongs, end ftwethe House to • limited by its mountains, seas, and great rivers, we latiesseatartiete.• • -• . mirky id i o m i s l e a g m e es d' s s e je, ai d the early l i ve shattheir ',yet alms that, is much the same as if I advise the States which surround it, to observe a "mlare.ritthir4igh the "'hut Pram "ice kivisti received *ere to present to the• Grand Jury of this County better policy than they have hitherto shown. Re: , Mid injury hem Mesh": •_ • „, :1 !,,_,, •._ --•• • Rye, tares, keen, smatfoin, clover. sad all Masoning vs. • utaiactOf 'Some offence against thel e a c t i r done within ' formation is wanted in other countries as well as iu des, are in thews! forward and luxuriant state. :their jurisdiction, and they should ine all mini- England. -,- f n to fnto the case, and return it with an ignoramus. " ' lets .Sy holding Bill grand National Inquest into • whatever is of common miyebief, and particularly guth mischiefs as the ordinary coarse of the law hatb - ,Ito twins to reinetry I that that hantifel masins, that ~ ' hugest principl e id the Constitetion •is maintained i unimpalried;;:paotel4• that there shall be no 'wrong • . without'a reniedy. - .Le. i _simper dabil. remedfunt.- °Wive die *prOmtie,. temper elabii, gentle Reader. The lag of &seined promises that it 'shall always g ive'redrers: has"'tblepromise beep kept with her . • • Royal Highness ?• Site hs applied where wrongs that cermet be redressed elsewhere are to be redressed. r 4 3he has angled to those who have itii power" bOth Of Mniaervition. and correction, but Who will exer: 1 else ielther the one npr the other ; whe,.. are neither I'ditPosed; in short , to conserve Otterighte: not cor- • rest her wrong's: *.. And yet:titeieipletiehre not free, . . agents'in this case ; they are not et inlet :to act as II 'the matter regarded only theapseiie :having been - ' '' ireTMetltkif 80i:tartly aitlveVoi • W - e invested • i t irr : thetriiOith e i:dA thl ivittiie , power for ' this i ' 4 o: a rt c ss pars t among men, are t bo i ;nd p i e4 pbonou h r ou eltifi d ni b •to duty, or to resign the power ageiwintathe hands. of • Ithosefrom whom they derived If. It is incompatible 'with every principle of .moral obligation entertained cdolisthieds inikent Wholciepts an, eifiie defined here so clearly „ ii to be conservative orthe rights and I ibertiel'of others, : and corrective of injustice and, eppiession, and who, •-.. notwithstanding; shalt wilik‘atthe eiolatiotrof general ' tights, and t!te infiletionef injustice upon a perion of , . • r the highestconseqiteatie in the kiegdoiril-No- they •.• must either do thaiduty,resighlbe office, or partake the l'odin•m that attends,' and I hope ewer will - attend, in this country; the*Manifest exposure of ' injustice and oppression. • • , . A House of commons' under the coutroul of in- Onence, is but ill adapted to fulfil- he duty of na tional inquisitors., They are better qualified for whit Ministers consider the main use of Parliaments,. the ,- impOsition of taxes. ' Why do the people then en- i. .. tertain foolish expectations, as if the effect .weeld,. 1 ' not be always conformable to the cause ?-Men do net gather grapes from thorns, nor figs from thistles. By their fruits' ye Anti know them. Nets vertkeless it is .lrne s . that men• of independent ' minds are found even io those Parliaments where in-- thence predomioates t . and 'pity it Is-they : should- be • found, for they -only lend a grace to tonality and corruption ; . this it is that confounds oplulon, make 4 leg men hesitate' whether the iborns of irhiph they , ~ feel the prickleerankling in the flesh, ma notwith.: . k ttanding, one slay or atwitter - tiflisrtl them a bunch of Itespollf; - Theicgood men•dalit4einin f isalit the grand . • -deluder,..MiK to ,begnile s ns..et esst Freiman. Stilt, 1 hoWeVer, we. ire thappy, to?.see such instences of ; in,. . A ... 'dependente, for no other, ,reason, perkais, but be ' cause we deligtiCin. indulging that flatterer, "which „ springs eter;sil in the human breast." For of what • practical use is it that such i personas the Member ; for 'Bedford, should get up an d admonish to a din. charge o f their duty, these Inquisitors, who will 1 not enquire, who will not emit turn their eyes upon any thingdispleasing to the'Government ?As well • might this Gentleman (to whom lam very willing • to apply the much•abused epiphet of an." Honour.. aide Member")••iltetnid to remove mountains, as to surmount the obstacles which the invisible hand , of influence has placed before hiss; as well might . he attempt to • carry . - Saint • Stephen's. Chapel •In ..`,.'. .his Inns; its tho Chapel Al 'our Lady at I.,oretto s ,„, 4 : 1 is repotted to.have beau rune! as to le! 'hope to .cirry- with him a inajOvity of the Rouse '..t of Conimons on heck an.. occsloit 1 verily, I eV is • ••• -i - is thee, gentle:. Reoldmathis Wieslehaie been a greater; r • 441 , because a met! gouitoiri Ipirsicifot6a the other, ec: •:, cardieg,.to mixtietimm, istitlfiast t •of isisacislous es , ploits. •So.oertaiscAid, the iltlitistte seem' te ,he of ,-;:, '••• the absolete Imimisalbltlty, or:maw* ptteed;ricitt: ,;' , e ' .." fit attempt, tlitkinetanotioilly told,iihis',' 4 ''- ft woukliintrwer no other **me thit• *fit' 1144 -, ' '...' that Honourable Men.* lmfippporeonity i •of making • le 'piece.: I trnitir• bits** It will amweergasetheeishir - . of 'lea dali:g* ft l 'irempfrm 4 wi•s Mi lli grooriiii- a - w fare the ' Padhmeamee dude*, THE STTITESM The Duke of CUMBERLAND certainly goes to Ger. many, if he can be spared from domestic Councils. He is to be accompanied by the Baron St. QUINTIN, of the 10th Hussars, Colonel Hauterr, of the Ger man Legion, and, as we knew that the two battalions of Marines who were under orders of embarkation for America, where they would have been so useful on the Lakes, have been countermanded, they are, In I • all probability, intended also for Germany. In viewing the conduct of our Ministers, and their Alterations of considerable moment are daily ex. majority, in the House of Commons last night, what perted to take place in the military part of our national honest Englishman can refrain from blushing for the bulwark. Arrangements, we understand, have been . character of Ms country ? Lord AacutaALo HA. I made for placing the light infantry corps on the same othroo, in a manner so dignified as to excite admi. footing with respect to pay as the artillery, which . change, we doubt not, will meet with the hearty ap. ration for so young a man, proved the unlawful in. ' I probation of every well-wisher of the service, and terference of a Peer (of the Blood Royal) in the elec. I prove the means of strengthening and keeping ef. tie° for Weymouth, and exhorted the House, if its I festive a species of force of such known utility, and ' Members wished to preserve its purity, and maintain to which We owe io large a portion of the glory the people's respect for it, to mark the sense they gained by the British arms in the fields of Spain and entertained of each proceedings. The Duke ofd Portugal. The 85th regiment, in which such an unexampled CUMBERLAND'S possession of the writ was, of i c hang e of officers lately took place, has been ordered itself, unlawful; and, as his Lordship observed, if t o Portsmouth for embarkation, to proceed, it is sio notice were taken of it, the derision of the said, to Jamaica, fur the purpose of relieving one of public must be expected to follow. The Honourablei the regiments in that island, which goes to Canada. The expence which will be Incurred by the inter- House, it should seem, however, is proof against all!, ' change of the Militia* between thiscountry' and fre.: 4 this : for Mr. Ald. ATIRNS, who was Chairman of, land, shunt to take pletevis calculated at from 80 the Committee s observed, that the evidence had been Ito 100,0001. ~l ot s ;., decided on ! ! In our opinion the Agent who ob. I The 4th Drageoa °Nerds and 13th Dragoons ate. tamed the writ for the Duke of CUMBERLAND, and i on their return from the Peninsula, those regiments paid for it out of his pocket, deserves to be repaid , being so much reduced by service. with the pillory. Is it not surprising, that such I It is believed that the Cardinal de Borrego?' and a man as Lord CASTLEREAGH could be hardy his two Colleagues, were appointed to the Rege n cy, enough to defend so flagrant a measure? In. I in consequence of an articlein the New Constitution, which enacts , that in case of a provisional Regency dignation rises above all bounds, when we see j being appointed, the three Senior Councillors of the House of Representatives of the People so State shall be the persons to compose ft. They were indifferent to its own character ! What must be not chosen therefore, if this be true, on account of the opinion of the world on the honour and into- their peculiar fitness for the charge. grity of the British Cabinet, when it beholds some of Since the Right Rev. Bishop of Lteeowes es its Members dealers and dabblers iu parliamentary traordinars charge to the Clergy of his. Diocese, and , the renegade conduct of Mr. G R A NVI L LR S HARPE votes and seats for corrupt purposes ! Why, a towards the long.sufferfng Roman Catholics, it is be. dealer in old cloths (speaking politically) is a higher come a pleasant phrase with the people in the neigh. and more worthy character, since, however low inibourhood of BuCkden Palace (when a'person *mild condition, he might respect the honour of his native deceive them by a bouncing or versatile conduct), to country, and do nothing to stain it. We do not i say, " You are too SHARP ) you want to play off wonder that the Ministerial m a jo r ity w as so sma ll in the Poser Y.-MAN." this instance. DR USY.LA N THE ATRE.— tVeUnesaay, at two o'clock, an experiment was made of the apparatus, invented by Mr. CONGREVE, for extinguishing fire, if it should occur in any part of the pile of building.-- Nothing could be more complete, nor apparently more efficacious, than the experiment; for by the.mere force of the fire engine at the York Building Water-works, the column of water was raised to a great height, and by a rotatory application, made tq diffuse itself in an immense shower, and to fall with great weight. It'. was set to Work on the outside, but arelingeseepte,, 'are made to set the apparatus contained within die .Theatre at work instantly on any alarm behig given, by means of the reservoir. Lord HOLLAND, Mr. WHITBREAD, Mr. DENT,IIIIa &event' otaer Gentlemen of the Committee were there, and highly approved of ' its utility. Mr. HARRY HARRIS, a Proprietor of the Theatre Royal Covent-Garden, being present, with, Mr. FAWCETT and Mr. BRANDON, were so satisfied with the effect of the machine, that Col. Corms:Eva and the Gentlemen were Invited to visit their Theatre ll and to have the same invention placed there. Copy of a letter from Bremen, dated the 19th in. stant, received by a Merchant in the City fro m hi s brother :—" It being impossible for them to escape, on account of the general insurrections round about the Qty of Bremen, Generals MORAND and ST. Cen, with the Prefect sod other officers, threw themselves upon the mercy and protection of the principal people at Bremen, who have given their , word to protect at least their, piteous from the fury of the populace. There is no doubt they will be made prisoners by the Russians." We are requested to state, for the information of the public, that the Eagle Insurance Company, whose terms combine the advantages of every *theis t Office, besides the payment of rent of premises de.l stroyed by fire, have opened an Of fi ce, No. 7, inthel Haymarket, where the busineis of Fire and Little. MMUS will be couduct l ed epee the SIMI liberal e end dieritch r ar combine 'Pollaies FEM4LR FASHIONS FOR APRIL. • ifItOM ACKERIKAeIIet ItErosITOUT.] Mosenso emernue..—A Polouse robe nod petticoat, of line umlaute or jacenot muslin, ernameated at its several terminations with a harliw of ofet-worit, finished with an edging of muslin, gathered very fail, and a Vandyke cur, en suite. A composed of joaquille milk, and treble borders of scollopeti lace, essined no one side with ribband of the MSS colour.— Glares erdslippers of yellow kid. CASSIAS' corrome.—A high round robe of Jaconot or call bric maw, with plaited bodice, long sleeve, and deep falling frill, tenshatel with w Vandyke of needle-work. A Russian 1 mantle, of Pomona or spring green sarsnet, lined with white *tin, sad trimmed with rich frog fringe and binding, confined with a eond and timed, as taste or convenience may direct. A cottage doer& MOO. of corresponding materials. edged with an4ar or eadiopped lace, confined under the chin with riti tied AS the left side; and appositely ornamented with a clatter of !firing Bowers. Slipper. of green kid, or jam, and eaves of primrose kid. . . • --r. TIN Vice-Chancellor's Bill being now pissed, cer tain disagreements are reported to prevail as to the person upon whom the nor*i tithhill! to be heitliwed an objection to the appoitittn9t. of the ?resent ATTORNEY-GENERAL is said' Of test with the highest authority ; and Mr.'Aiiii r bl spoken Cif as possessing a preferable interest in quarter. SALOP ASSILES.—The trial of Preston for murder took place on Saturday se'nnight, and the evidence,, though wholly circumstantial, was so satisfactory, that the Jury, almost instantly after the summing up of the Learned Judge, pronounted a verdict of— Guilty. The slight observation we made on the proposed ad dition to the tax on French wines, has brought- us a number of letters complaining of the iniquitous frauds 'daily practised in the size-et bottles and decanters. Surely a Legislative remedy ought to be applied to the evil for the protection of the public. The bottle and decanter ought to be of full legal measure, and this might be determined by a mark with the manufactu rer's name, and a penalty on the vender for using any other than full-sized bottles. As to the argument of what is to become of all the present stock of no der-sized ware, it is easily answered. The present quart-bottle and decanter would serve for pints, as, in reality they are no more; but to stop . all such ob jection, let the Mal of a stamped bottle, legal measure, be confined to the use offoreign wines; and as the stock in hand is ascertained by the Ex cise, let no more wine be bottled but into fall measure. The Dublin, 74, which lately cruisede few months of the Western blinds (the first tines she had bier! at sea), returned to Plymenth with bet timbers - le' .inkchlrdefeetive states ind'her whote'fframe so . shoole and , arippted, , *hitt itas expeaed she must be paid oft :Another detachmonvef dip Royal Veteran Battik - lion, consisting of Mate% embarked at Heligoland oq the 18th ult. ' , 7 l :'•it • t . Heligoland . There cannot be a truer axiom than that Govern ment should never interfere with trade any further than is connected with direct taxation. This was pointedly elucidated by Mr. BARING, on Wednesday evening's debate in the House of Commons, upon the subject' of the Supplies. After noticing the speculations of the merrhank in Indian cotton, he inaiaamd a simi lar speculation of sending fdr indiansrite in a season of scarcity; when, upon its arrival a year after wards, it found the country in full plenty, thence concluding, that " these were some of the experi ments made by the trading part of his Majesty's Ministers; and which, in every iustanc.e l had proved mischievous." Dr. TENNANT has announced himself a Candidate for thee Chemical Professorship about to bdconta n cant hi the University of. Cambrhtge„ - the election to which it with the Members of the Senate. was to this Gentleman, and to his celebrated countryinte, Sir ITUMPUIREY Dsvv and Dr. JQNNER, that three of the five prizes, offered by tile French Emperor for •the men of science. throughout Europe, were decreed by the National Institute of Piris, CORN-EXCIIASOB,.." Aran; 4. . Wheat, but few arrivals, and so alteration since oilfield.— , Barley dill oosaleable.—Mak kw, iale.—Oats 91. per quarter ebeaper; wi iblarge stocks on kiind.,la ENS aad ot h er articles no a •Istiost. Wheat (:Fat lick) .... 110 120 New 4kt OO Ditto (Fa .) .... 100 160 Brans 7O kltye 4. . 70 74 Tick 60 or Ito 48 64 OM.. • Oats . 40 6 Mak .l. B4 100 Fine dine . 00 Ct. White Peas . DID(Wahl; 'lei 107 Feed ditto 24 49 New dia. ... 00 00 Fine Flour . . ... 405 119 Orey Pad 16 90 Seconds . 190 105 SMITHFIELD MARKET.—Menca 29. - To sink eke ONO. per slew or Kau Beef ... Is. M. to Is. 04. 1 Head of Cottle skis day t Mauls ...St. Od. to 71. OA. Reads 674 Veal ....7s. Od. ea Oil Sheep Pork ....fit . 03. to 7s. 44. Calves .., l3O 'Lamb ... Od. Os. Od: .. . 9110 1/IRICIItri 04. We have this day completed the series of Uttar from oar valuable Correspondent, TIMOTAIT TETTS• M t which contain a very elaborate and luminous miew of the proceedings that have been carried on ai , ,,tinst her Royal Highness the Princess of WALESy arid whicb have so long occupied the attention of the public. oo j Yesterday morning, soon after ten o'clock, the PRINCE REGENT, accompanied by the Duke of C. aLRLAND ) left town for Windsor, and In the swabs returned to Carlton House to dinner. Mr. Silken:our hes declined all thoughts d %Mot' in the present Parliament. There is not likely to he an end of the Indelicate Investigation. We understand that $r Jolter and Lady DOUGLAS have a pamphlet in the press. Lieutenaut.Gen. Sir JOHN ISSIRRAY arrived at Alicant on the 25th Feb. and immediately assumed the command of the British Forces there. Major. 70 00 68 , 00 50 1 --:--- -7,-7. - :;. ,- ; - 7 lb - 71: 7 711riiit. b hlatelSlloo . L i taliftl• !foto. tomato's imin•lf wit criticising tkoproodstre of fey Use Cup !Werra, and the othet..flonsailesioneti v ilombliiiheignigee of their aet having put dOwa the QuerNeili‘W,hick we, I traspm* put to the witnesses, la well u thtfi L lE . '''' ** I beg leave, as another of ion!: state.* manner in which I view She thing. tele% Get travelling back for precedents tothe iiiiii I/0 - 7 - "n.r — ii iiir Viti lia l , F 1.-. i T. 6.t . • :1. 1 • W aiv raito2 albre b ile -0 h. timiiiin 4 ow. i - - , 41 ' 1 * Wii 1 001 Or X! Mum sit' *hit midst. ili al • h''' : aft t - - Artheitilltkilerhaw awi,Arkt 4 840,fitilleY ' ~-A l t_ 1%7= .• _ Plysibunk ' li ft the Whir *oft' NOtilieir4q, ' PINS 04 "l e l: , convoy *ma PlOimistki 40404.1itroisdosi ~. , iNii iiiiihia s ts.Aifiocting not • i liwitan. • 1 ''''.! ' • ‘• ' " . ' '-^tsf'l2; fit, Ofitideututladi Jo the Um ! . Trio . itafgale PA* that MOM , I tOte ' I " :of >ewe . libiiiiietleffid thee 'iNella switOr it hitte hot ilk asetotia ailtAi !, ~ , t hv . iie t tats. , Ipha, iiiii f i ii . ; t1 noirns. •• —.l '''''' ' r.... wipe - that - o't gill? • •••c- unman() of the British Forces there. Major. terms, sulik with. t eau' o 41 .11 11 Wir 4 1 44 ' re . I L A Y L MA AA RK- . - - - a • / 0 , a a . • - . atif 6 1 (1 wit. tell ) . -w rath! thr. Cett. mrseLL proceeded to his station in the their principal 0 in, cornhill. Palsies expiring ' 07$ fr, 04. OIL i bulgy of l "jan island, at lAdy-da7 be mewed Within 15 days. lare' tn. oSi 1 . 1 114- most uaportaat of ill •Parialliga4l4l4,444 • . . .04 11.1 , 41. ,0 4 • • • • • 4"