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an y persons in the shape series,' irlidtheitsril to'e' tyrant covered with trimes and ripkiltsitiartli Nil- ther would etch a, moil:taint* hove attnertiditityl sentiment escept contempt and disgust, if the olv iret end intention oC it dtd.uot force Us to consider it with more attention.' ft it obvious tlitt • the ; speech and the Reply are both Calculated Yo fact, and to repress, the einitmui,of ipdigoutiou a n d of abhorrence awakened throuabout Italy, by the de position gitlie•Pon:, cud the sacrilegious, nr on prevoked seizure of the patrimony of the'Church.• From this cause arise the sarcastic .reflrctious thrown out by the usurper, itgai..st " Churehmen, priests, and Ecclesiastical Gt.vernments;" from whose sway, he observes, that " the decay of It.tly is to be dated." Hence his hypocritical as surances " of raising again the altars in France and It a l," as well as his feigned " sati?faclann with his Clergy iu loth those countries, on account of the veneration which they entertain tor ,Thronev, whieli di:rive their origin from Cod. It is thus that he sports with the feelings of men whom he has outraged, But Italy, we trust, and we beht,re, will, in due time, though not yet.• emulate the a tr ample of Spain. NAPOLEON'S boar of ac - cnitnt approaches, nor is he able to conctal it from him self. After the mod patient and repeafel Remind which we have be able to give to the extra , . tit . ' ma d e from the ekiii . eh newspapers iu our posts it eon, down to the 13th instant, we confest, that we ftql1:1111 in a state of heti:taboo, if not of incroda bty, as to any decided military advantages ab tained,cteer the Spaniards. Who, indeed, can rea 7 suitably suppose, thus, at a moment when some pro bable intelligence alga Biscay wai:,o much wanted; and when the capture of the Isle of Capri, by Mo ser, furnishes such long details, the Noniteor would be silent ou the victories asserted to have been ginned on the Ebro, or over Rotuaua...or . at Balboa Yet, on each of these events, it is to the Argun, the l'a/dieiste, or the Juurmil lAA Cowin de 'Empire, that the Mini Aerial paper delegates • the pleasing task of conitnynicatitig . such inforination to the public. Tinit is long since re-occupied by the French, ir in= deed certain. Nor could they well:vet - IWe to ad saner forward towards Vittoria and Miranda, with out drat sworn% and retaining the capital of Bis cay. There its, moreover, a neglect. or a studied coateinpt, of all precision, as to the time and cir euinstaacei under which these udeitituges have been obtained, which certainly detract from the de gree of reliance to he se posed en thew. Desultory. unconoeeted, and hearsay evidence, is not calculate ed tq F;roduce a complete conviction. We must snit the arrival of vessels from St. Antler°, which. a the winds areitow changed to the west; eatitot be bug iii arriving; before we venture to form any iu•za ut, efmcie.iou. • • • •• • Pet kiei&Amus has eraismici.the.il4mama I That ermireror of ►o inany states, who has given the law to all the east of Europe, has actually eintred Spain. We cuiifian that it. is impossible to eow- • teinolate his thus sasua►ing the command or the' French armies in person, a ithout serious and snood awful reflections. Like Citsatt, when' he landed at Dyrraelnuin, before his defeat of Post PEI' • our- imaginations, half snhained, already anti-i . , cipate hips presurn 4.1 triumphio over BLAKE and Csarallos. We no longer fully confide in the ways of S.iragussa, nor in the coura4e of the Arra gonese, nor in the im.iedintents to his expeditious march. nor in the loyalty 'and patriotism of th►e Sprmish nation.. Like MigiCalt, in Cato, we are tea.ly to exclaim— " Every tittle he's aimed, Pharsidla rime to my I see Th' insulting tyrant prandial o'er the hCht, with sp•i citizen*, drench's! in slaughter ; ' His lisnor's bou.f. %C t with p itriatan blood!" Such is, titique.tionably, the first impression tirui,. on every mind , however cool, firm,. or col. levied. by the eoinmanisation of this intelligence. It is, nevertheless, certain that all those persons, s;:o possess the best means of inforniath;u, and' ;61 have most thoroughly estimated DON APARTE'S tilaract:r, have uniformly believed and asserted, vcce his explicit Declardion made to the Loire Body, that he *mild infallibly fulfil his pro mise, and put himself ut the head of' flag French forces in SIAM. Nor do those persons doubt that iv lett he thus commit, his glory, his person, and all le fruits of nine years of victory and success ermine, to the arbitration of the sword in an untintry, he has prepared and possesses all the means to insure pruhable success' in his lavawoit of Spain. It must be admitted, like- it•ei that his peesenee, his energies, and his ' l " ll3 .irceo, will be felt by every individual in his triny, and mast produce an effect on the common altog-ther inea!eulable. On the other land, we Iptve, however, no reason to despond, even though UONAPARTE IthqUill carry cotignest with hiin to the gate* of Madrid. If the people of I.r I Itiogary, and of Bohemia, had been thim:ited by the same spirit as that ►ohich pervades S i A i .:rh Peninsula, neither the victory of tosterf•lg, nor the capture of Vienna, would have iveith•tl the free of FRANCIS the SICOND. It is tl,' nttcoopterable mind, and Frei:clones holy t4u,e," that can alone protect a tuston against li t' tricties, the urt• , and tire tenneeeudeut laletits or the Corria ail Leoqueror. . We tillOS - lii/lTre ri • . Iti).:1114' Mieie, tim4' •dle drance.of B , onAP,avi into SPsin isilllineet eritit., many impediment's, winch ewes he Can neither rep move nor rimilairiu• In. ale iiesetti,l 4 tho nature of the country, in •the' iteriliky Of the ant audishoesi ' all, its the antipathy of every clam and deecriptiiiii. of men. he Witt tied insuperable obstacles to his rapid sultiugatiou of the kingdom. His Orst ap pearance beyond the - river Bidasson; if we are I rightly informed,, has not been distinguished by any buil iant.success, nor marked by Kay trophies. BLAKE, as we have reason to believe, has even gained some decisive advantages over Nay, and the french commenders opposed to him. Bil'ma, which the enemy had oceopied, has lickn reg :Mad. and retained down to the latest acconots received from St. A mien). Under these' circa rust times we are authorised to hope, that isispoLcon's penwilial exertions and abilities,' however paraa.mint they be, will, nevertheless, rind their ;le pfus ultra tie- yoial tbe Py,.rulev.. . . . Accouals from St. Anders. by-the Jcfriter, and from Corinth:l, by the .11114, state, that on the toth. Lord ioavEr, •at I. Ile -wed of three regiments of cavalry, ianded on the Otti, and was to proceed to join the army iii Ili:city, sr woo as the horses were shod. It WAS Bil Opt: wet tic would set ad' on the.1.10.0.* tatc..t, ADO. at:i Al tt:, ctoiffilri would prOf• card'itNA. - rdte oflrto do miles a-dayythe calenv lefsin'esia. thatilief, vosuild roach BLAI.K . N or Car.' tiad'il ikrin: bittbe 2.2 ii of this month: The last d.asion,of UtaCiallistan's force left Corunna on the 711 r of this month, for Betansee and Lugo. Of lloair,siveit, personally, though according to the Frenili Papers he Moat have joined the army by tht.;.,ith.X . lNturetither, ,nothing e in: , to have bee!, kuoWn et it. Andero when the .Ifyiter came away, a week niterwards. *: vizilWri4l444lti Yrti 2 Coast for: tararli . .ihree ' etmoishotll.lll,ll . /.4 . ThcJuuuEAe which he had revate'o.:, pie, in which that t)0.; to thy Couirt a aterr' he war Coirmitaiia. ut Portngel. The weut to assure the iaiure the attousouel that never celled. craw Portu.Al, those tretaa ease, alight . He, however, presumed, eeived it their tJ of liluirv, had CaleuLu(ottl to give condition of the weather at th at • ho 000 n as ti read,. the JUDG, Uhl (-wart, e ' Board te *tate, itaX3olll . lo epJaco± any publication of t they hie erowitioted. )esty'r,ideniure *halo : turther proeeedio low ; appear to AI. teatigatiO% Ale juttice pression of wiy lic ',raved iugs The •J v Doe correspondence . Cabinet and the different expetli. - ---- .principally referred , A Leowaird Llartil Mail singed rester day- Tim • tleeeagh to Sir ' letters will not be-delivered till tno day. . ' • 'embarkatiou al silt is not known, nor aseertaille.li though it fi n is • I ta l. toget h er w , been asserted, that. Bottarattee was at Vittoria fleet' from themotnept on the sth of this Mouth. 'There is mveh dewy- z a t ieso f his a pp o i n t. boo, but there's still more uncertainty, relative to patches from Sir the state of • things. in Spain. Those eho reliant rard, and Sir hew. Boisatitatz's talent*, Its Serer:toted to-sill retain- • We .forbear to erica, acid who. believe that he can Carry provisions although we cannot . with hint from Vittoria, fur *tem days, no the l ie th at th ey are r e backs.of_itissoldiers, cities*, tot he may- reach i s not our wish lo:. _ Madrid by the 24th at 25th of this month. Mot the i i , et a .e . or t h e , imm ia ii . - misses er• the Guadaraina,.whiehrseparate OW and to reg m at e this c, , ,, aart New Castile, it they err occupied aiid defended thisailMissron, we - by the 'Spatliards, may detain him, and eieis ship n9 assumption it/ his progress. . and tribunals 0f.4 The Sirsenna is arrived at Liverpool from St. take. Upon this Lucie, which place shs lett on the 'l7th September. thing under/the Captain Stoat,' state. twat ors French West bidet the remarks of l Islands are plentifully supplied with proviresuis by Wellesley,. ,reibtory the Americans. .• . spessar e oateca ti, 4, A French sloop from Bandeaux, for ti ,rtiniqm% . petc.dehotqasoes'e s bas been sent iota PlysiOnth, and il •tts,••l um, front .MOll which thp4.:o4Wi Relleiole. with brandy•tind clot', thug, and a ohm) sorAsee from Guadeloupe. with mike and sugar. . . i al i m t reasel t e the msys,,,•t ." What occasion is there for such a Court. ' 'fiver be nay ingritAivii,sf • ‘ meaning the Court of Inquiry at Cholera, "to et tioh NOM 41-.P•Eitigal, ia l aubtie at .aU ? _Nista., ;except :A t tie to. delude_ ' .1 stimow :d ," the country country with tote allele of a tici,, nhile, to Cum to offer. tea ity, there is in trial ; and to 1n.' ,. . 1 a pretence own character. for saying there has been mil acquittal, wit, re tit* , s 'its a nowaer p could be no convietion."--entrier, of Wednesday, titan in this e : Itlth Noe. • • :eluded whew . " it It was not thou wish of the Pyn;eirtnrs of 711 c .British army. 'Courier to puldish the evidence, moil it could he mt ati e d w i t h given to the world with propriety, and they will • home. b u t a obey the injgnetions of the. Court."—(Comer of nice against nip, . Thursday the 17th.) • disgruce of any ch. • The above are two faithful extracts from Tle was actually seat am. COW jar of Wednesday and yesterday, two esatseeu- trersonwthere were um tore inAhts ! luninerited accusations. The Coucteas 'AO Dalt" is indisposed ,at her :and pleasure that I - house in Hill-street, Berkeley-square. ;hated to take a The Dowager Marebioneso of Barn had a select erni th le i, l am party, last evening, at her house in Berko-141s ~body of.men, in th square. . fes charges against Her Royal Highness the Priocess of %Vases will to meet them; no a grand dotter, on Sunday, at her house at - the nature. of.' Blackheath. . adopted. I The COOngeso of II A RtaWlersE, had a select party the Court lei.. last evening, at her boo's., in ht. Jainen's-square. pee uliar edvautage • The Poiernausr: Amosgssooa entertained ass- enter into certeir tact party of foreign Nobility at dinner, yesterday, Lion of a Court at his house in South Amilry-street. . when I my this, I beg-still to be uuderstood that The Middleton Feriumg Society having agreed 'it .vas , min y spina, toggiostiinvif Ilititiiencern by that a smell sum of money should be laid out in what process, or by what.triftunal l my conduct was premiums,. far the cocoon+ rroent of plou g hmen, to be investigated. inusrdlicil'as I felt confident •Intil,•iii consequence, on Mbliday, the 7th of No- that l Was fully able tb jultity it befoi-e 11l Ceorts. veinher, a ploUghing match. • The competition W'ioi respect' fp -, 7 the'.:Contention•vihicti 'was coo took place in h fiild belonging to A. ll.Nlitcheldeot eluded, I. hate 'at Ifni period -- oily' to say. Esq. of Middleton. Sistecu ploughs.two.with two that however that occurrence has been tbrsoed horsey in eaeli, started for the premiums, in pre- with . the dtost aelitillititoug anaimadiersion, Ido bence of "setel•al Membersof the society,. and other' • still trust that it wit) be more justly appreciated as reste-vtatilcioralerA in the.ttiighboillitood, • it is more fully undetsinoil. Still there are circuits- The work was performed very much to the satis . stances connected -with that event, that the iiistice factious of -all preaest. The first premium , amount- doe to7your edianteter imperstively . calls upon me to in„ to one guinea, was adjuditel to Robert Mae- state. The 'preliminary treaty Or urinistice was forlanc, ref-riot - to Mr. Riddle', 'tenant in Seetre discussed with Ceuerol Kellerinann by Sir Harry Maim. - The ,seciriaff. iiffinitAding to fifteen shul- Barron', Sir Arthnn Wellesley, add myself. We, I lingo, was giVell to William Murray, servant to Mr. think, were eligaged ab.thet discussion from half Ker, tenantin Middleton. -The third, amounting pest two in the afternoon -until nine at night, with to t en shillings, was given to James Mitchel, ear- the exception of the tithe we were at dormer. And I emit to Mr, Alias in Carcune. Awl the fourth, must say, that during the• whole of that discussion amounting to five shilling'., was Oven to John Sir Artliiir Wellesley took the most prominent part Brown. sercalt to Mr. Ker, tenant in Middleton. - in the arrangement of that treaty, a put which he At MorPeth fair , on ‘l'ledncadaY re'nnight, there was most certainly entitled to ,take front his preyi wits a very full show of cattle. and &great many ous comma Id of the British army, frona.the recent, s heep; fat of both sold readily; many inferior victory lie had obtained, and from the incidental stood long, and not sold. Beef from 51. 6d. to 60. and local knowledge, which, from such . sit-tint 3d. Mutton 6s. to 7.. per stone, sinking offal.. stanees, he must have. It is certainly tree, glitt: Wheat from Bsa. to 1045. per quarter. Rye tins. the,fliecu , oion with tieneral :liellertiati took •place , _ Oats •:ss . W. to 3.25. • in the French latigitage. It is also true, as Nell as A desperate battle luck place, yesterday..a the other vide I can now recollect., that General li.ellerinaii of A..tno, between Dirkmn, the btker, and a Kentish ma., eniiiiited clown the details of that arrangeinent, but I fio r twenty guineas' a side. tt eleven o'clock a great run- -. . . I positively asser t , that (mi . iern' Sc' Arthur Writes : course of soecl Aunt mormtded r n eke wound ; Dela Sim and i many others of the pasttutie turps, smateurs,werepremut. At ley did not oppose either the treaty itself, or 'Lay of : two o'clock the combatants catered lie dog, aatriltaagb . Ito detiptilatiodis. It is also true that I 410 gat up to they dud nal eshlitil •elieer, thvY huth shored • Ares' deal 1 opposes uay sd outwit to that sr•oistice, whew it !wits 1 of i e.,* • They fhasht upward, of Pre) roam% in two boars and ii,"l,.eia iiti,intes ; th- beta. -, nos declared victori .... s, bat .811 be was only a 6etwral of Division, ft was the en.- 1:4 04 - -ea h; Sherhoth ver,lteed a severe lir iiieg. The Tint ..f the day .e o at:aided with baiting Cates Buil% i.,, fame,. bud. (learnt' Relleranoid, that; as tout that an Offlutv,outoirdnuate to the Counitaoder ev Ince . t it l ii)irlo afierviEkt 'them be can tiiitraVfo tad to be • • *ma *too V, "WWI% PCI TT, - This threal*, .114 111!iiv tried Junk copricted: et thqlaSt Assizei.tarfiiivialktx.f.B..4o).,, or ,pa smutting a Re'yepesallittotr .tiktl!e ezecution of I:is duty. Lie was this t day brought up fur .11*(1 1 5u:tent. but, was oedema lino custody. in order to be brought, en t.-itioriort • risciust .0. Jour cand ei,cuot.as =mars. These perveas.,tetties awl! son. were alou brought p foi judgiZunt,:fiiir bevtag obstructed:a Revenue Officer in the uxecution of his duty i 6 Cortiwaitt.— They were order;•d into the custody of the 111.1-- 'hid. and to be ln-uught up on Friary, the Yutli instant. THE HI HO H..1114,AF . RoLocs. This Dervinl..Ot having obstriiticcf .a Kesenhe Officer, for wlns..ll offence !A ;l thi; ay 116;0g : ell to:);s• i:oniaitten for Otie . colendor nietnth to the ;.ttil of isic;;ALte., - • pia aH G t. JOHN 11 . 1.01 , H. . • This person 44 been convicted of a ..,r;aOP: ferns, ut th e. to,t Amazes for Durham.. He was 0. - dere" lir enter into receuzieauces to keep the-peat:. and to opptor. to. receive the jitJgatcnt of :ike Court seimi coiled upon. SIAN KIIGI V. WM. suistifga. This Defeo(loot toil tieen •sumiLted of a lilLe cf feaer. at the hist As.szos. fur the county of G ter. He waN ordered to be commtnesl for otle esleudise oto. tit. • LAMB v. -ItnEZILT WEW'4•II. Mr. GARROW lunstsl theittiAtut..it of the Cosit upon Om. I.)..E..ticiaist, fur a.. a•stutit u, On the Pia .stir'. Mr. I) on blidtelle• i..m therrittmt. Dartwouth. Hu was accorditsey arljaJgett tc. , • 2tniglizaring...llllllllL-- .6-:: ----- - - , .- - • • . s . • , . ii :::f4.`•••: . . 4 . .• , . •- • .... . . s . Loth) ...$ I : 4l . ifit s i t e r it/ A4f ' .. 'di I. It GE. iltelikkati ittlaftzt,t‘t,,-: t',. - 1i er - ,;:v. ttlfl ' righ'thit niftrnitteilt.' And 'hem,' sis a man Issiz its„.Astukt o y,, N e e.. 47i . ss u ...• • , tiOiraiutamtldirr,•l• sib usosf positively., deeserer - , ? that, oo'ine part, neetvr eomplilsioir or oriel) wog a4.4ero§kl. ihnr tprlinytz,' yd. a s:stlinnitti:f etritettioltibee Vitt Digs t vt4lof Aw . ~.gent. te10Ck.......1t Iva, enio.,;ed - Attilur li' elle*leig.to the .11elisysioary, 'en fiejitle,..e..4a. on•ahhOsv ini in ".".. - itrfinll.6l4ii , (f l tittV . tt&ri, the "ribry ( - 0.”00 tun : : ! , :fori t ii t e. akciari were 4ew v ,4 to tip' it•lf ant to the cause ,ml,,srpak,..whis:ls I (*el b.t intr'. - pre.i.orcoas.sritayon 4,tc.vistuksices - Cabe ,otanot he separi?d,, hare roadered itirupera- kuvoc..fisditsH4•.teordletters ti* e ( L i ow e to make t eraessl;lßTSlol**lll6lkeihde ttl esmasSidrirosis.esel .b ras i)ilryw- rrs,%.4k rib* .of Wan- normative which t now - hpuctl to • at t)t)ivir.bpii,.-11),,,, t iki a i arate is . flian • . • . mandate: oC:ps ,prooatttaabo.44l - ; jfkil: siiitlAus WE h a-matte... T s- .i• alts ..04 dlnty. marl er-irs-t biet'Af Alol4l,o4.faurtsa, prerjelu t ty t tke delivEyolviy . itearatier, 14sdieeter... rheligensrtanscatiunii of this , Crijcer to Juqate, [IIIS c01)13 apiljacountser &bra efhar- ` • i the 1. - '4).tri6rtte.ll,..tiii oft; Iry , hit tk , ever.poitixtionstilinviPaPeri have ventured to make ' t it i '44 1 4. 3 " 31 .11i1PeAti0° 4 4- cnuinkr 4 oh ;lair subject, they .tte„ithar had my colicurreuce, t .actitsg upott•t?Pts-91 . 04sitns.--ins:slissil •hinahat-, of guy relabels or ,f,rsesisl of mine.. Whose row the putlie„-esnssa,in •eigaiss vr. I say , titir,,.. A . trwat - I limns myself of any eau- • e Officers, edirst.ttlatuAlPPY.ittifat cs- • lic...ipa wactethult-htllacmuitstaleutents_wlncb. were ' glit be pat.:krilarly usi..fisi to,lnatiselti, communicated to.ohrt• marl lee, ism f &um suthasity. • presumed, that , these: tyltaiitstri._ -esti- - I must, hoe ereu reply c ht tilts...observations of the - duty to assemble 41se.pressultInitetd 1 imsoursside Genf/oil s •whoidddireased. this Court al also prsoeat the isaval witnesses.. I,44ro v use„, jt igaructssiuly,,, as •he stated, • true,. ;iris tht 4l %teP 4 itunti,dlA4kwOrtir•-lle thare4 wits preisept„tythip..she preliminary trtaty. 1 - 1, tritloP 4 4lo, altitisithil'itilin Pt thse - Wslt .dianussed ::: end Aim. ;hat 1 dirk mesh% im. t persist. • - .. ~ .0 •.•, --- - ' eitec„ abopilagginxis, It. iii. also .tobei4ltaft I signed this-part of the Oornespcpulenee was ilyik a gginjitacc i , _hoe heifer .did I -say that I bad oGh AosoesTia• cassinissi.eaddrearred 'Jape so--in : .sony.. sptencie of way Rotative ottle7,. • tollesr.,:-.0 4 I- ans derived by Hui moat mere eirropon, from the Corn lasnoler• iii . , partteularly, that they aireextreiscl* Bluer, onthiv ia p m i v p Ice pul a iy s i gne d i t .6 ,cca „,-• °coa the necessity of -rettaining from liiiiiiiee with his alesires;•aslnry toper/or anklir s .6 MI of their proereilirrgs, nos only until Arster a , • . rebseh_. La still- •tit .%-rayp 4 ,considet6 it inr l'n- niusted.their. sittilm., but till horbla- . •inauvrJuiduilseit4exlesiwar),..shisrweer I at nieht httue- a shall be made known, whether any. alitfallesliasYoupt,•pstiosti,,, . Sur-la dims owes did el . , edings of a military mature. slash!: fed-' itt......i•tlefeto Ile • -mod_ tit* Cuebtunntler•in-Chief._ , if the result of tilts luquiry .shauld •aul,l-s•grubjuly 4.0-, a:tripe the concurrence in the. i Majesty to.dematiaLauy furtherius •evatetAtlOlt'Al l'intneal. by „the --French. illurs . ' a military oatare,..eoussrieriatianis of risare.k I haws. felt it • ray riots ,tp. stet*, rand raw- : most powerfully -call • for the sup; hond tioyyqb yny narrative, from lit Prnelhorl OW ty publicatiou untslueb _further 'jib- : hObour - plcomrasurshoyehe iirdialtairmy, mail the ii should Ise coat:lush:J. ' •..• .. . essissinig (tithe 31st Of Augpjt., • • ~• e A ',yucca float easel the !Arians • Canner* Abilryetpkt-ent akt, the shie It the Court. ..e which had taken Once between the. .11c . q . e ta y inscorypiupcittly..tign..•bier, o -(lecen, and the CieUerill Oilicers-employed iii•tim • three Officers of -brig Staff.— ...s. • .... •- • , • - •.. tlitions to Sppiu and l'ortugal. They - Sit Art but ‘Vtlieeley sat behind. the Prelnient; ['erred to the alispaxclius of Lord Cam:. he Woriaiwornparsjeskby•AlarjogTerkee, are soother - iir Arthur Wellesley, prrivions to' his Ofce_er•a4 his Spilf. .. .., . • , . ~ , , ..., et Cork, untilliie hording in Porta- The Duke of Cumberland sat within the bar..., w ith the. conustwriceitions of that. of- A gavot +natty. ladies ariwers: prbsent,• some -of them ' e.motnept at width he undertook the isnot,ArlegmAly• deassed... t Assiong- the spectator% appointment. There .were either dim-• were also bienevais Sit Thosass 1: rigger. fibipPeiStr Sir Chtules Cottins, Sir Hurry Rue-. - ,hdiu .4,:ratiock, the lieu. Vapt: Leg,ge, aka, buimie hew. Dal ry mple. • t uj aer Naval and..fitildary„tillic.a.s, •• ~.• .... .--- _ a. to give, any report of these letters , , A great man?, t o were pr.eserit,sonse etilhem !annotrefraiii'from wrote:ling the pub. west elegantly. •dresa.rl. Arnosig• link s _repeyalatiOri are fertile witlratit infontretion. .it wo r e a l s o U eoera l o Si r Thornas•Tryeecer"apple ah to,oppotie. cheer „the praiciplostif ' John -Cradocka:.the.H.l6 Capo.ll4eac, and (dant e , pacultaz torsos which rue stappneort & reher„,Piaus i loo s ei Militars,olllosrs,,, . • is (:oart of loquaws hut. Uharokinc. . • •14kry.fullunimoristilv oalier.-bsiwvhiaitsdielirsaiateri I, we recogoize ne-rieht of rontrcoll . , or is' ter be gonsitettl4 .; - ?l,otbat4Stivt - sniteis are'llne so sal :power,. which the .essuatisutsmi to be rend. Son);tlile. tisnuadlem‘ ).Vkiluslcy .20 • of.4hist'country uerer condesteewillis ; appointed, till the recall of Sir hew I.,lolarrnapf e . this ground we decline• to givetrany • Washer)* saillerst hoperkpiptalr Arthese.Weiteshly, the • bead of evidesoe; and in gieritig : bent - inw•lastrlingsis-kostngat. tit! he .11101s•:..atice ~t• See blew Dalrymble and Sir Arthur '. cee,iesi .'y Sir /1 4 i.Sugrapal,• who, •if be. arrn . ersiu iletegorY to the delivery-. pf .their, re- . taute.,i'ill..be thatival•cotrunived, till the eotiimand g.try,a 4 • Mat flee) that we oeitlesepotech• wriaGtoltepe,frotichttos env the arrival of. Sir 44ew sia:Yo. fai• *null the MOPE-6 4411, 3a: oil•••• ' . bleelphostiik. gine' an Account of the lau- ip.Court islo,aatantypi-to,pechsilad, •-- , tic* • -......-.., .... • . :-.. --•.-. .)/tteltilellqdra4ten Punk; - fnitvirnsit:lN4 ' ' irc is.A.Yrtg sielker-Ake, mu, i Catoo,,..O.ileforci: said Ater 4? J. kW. • idstbsagniiiiida difinsits*Lts •tit...ix,tretd4- 'good 4464-ire:Cif the Ptocmethog.of Illeinti-. ; wadi& .; 'rosy - 1 :-. ...r.a.....:. e,ta ; v.i r e - .. - . 'T , • 1-rodatfid. ffolo•Alte•Period is /Rif* . :14601.1011ii Ilijilifteilkla 1 (IWO* ' SpR6 liii 11w Y vemilo'4l l4 • kgkee'ArdllrevielseOunOt thilk ' tan o clock on diturday illWaiiiirTh ... -•• • ...- -. r a few observations in defence ski*, ‘a, . ' 4 1.;,..! . : ..1. .4 • , -. • ... • • • • ...*, - t.% Jai.% r... That eiotroeter Jim k m e r *"‘PßO d " ' "m•""IISA,V4IPTArLEIder -- *-• - • ' - FmiThapt.-uspfeerdca., titd, blr pobitAlN , .ittaiv.:l rc.:-t.-• . ~.... ....14t: ... country. °tithe event n'Welk,_Toulleira evirt 4 60 . 646-4, ettNc if; Iteilisciarks„;Ndi. ii. I was the C•orosnauniet-itt-0b1et.420 . se. -). h•• , ,. we. • . ~..... .... -e. •i i . r . . • ' Th e • 117°1t * 44) *P e tve' v si e s il v V e • ? ' t" 1 -1 - - *At it fa Arsircia.eittiflt tt AL' -• ' 1 tht lovPsgs.. 6l 4k a flueiteout e rleteA • William Nathan was brought-up 'iwinkfg- i tal,lw newripapels watch teernestnenu callable : i i e d p , i m .h. ip i snin tk e , ( " m i me ' o f, • t en nis I [%. fOrthepUrposa of ruE4tiizing4qs4 , *horns :fildjWty's *Mew; . : Alba eche 4e knelt iy character, a more favourite Oth i .- . 6 ,4- d ma te ,,,l6,- 'oaf .-i s io c y • ...:•r : ':* • , - • - seat Hilt.lo tiblbilliPoll iPortetrals• mid • Alr. Justice-91Saurd, tar pfodrionclng - the'sentsViiis were motile in flee. reitetatiott•OL *beet of tfit Courtrohserv4th" fretn-Alt ttratball4een n.usationa. .Itls, theroforeewitb Pddk elasere,....it was ibirrodii: thin She grime -of WWII tar that 1 appear before any. Court oilcan. hautheen foutorflitailte, hatl''cettnielleett illintlids a strict end comprehensive view 'a "Y *h• t:riAied on StrintgaiZofttiapind At'itanaorry to am not. aware that any men, or any addi.Piiall been .0011[Oktes44n 141.1 Wry. 'The Court ,in this cauetry. have.sanittuedtodge- aaentelftigly adjddeed him to pq •to •the liink a gsti mit mt. IL tlity • hado . L arit.readr d ne o f 504. •antrt4siii he ••be 'imprisoned 'in:Nets/esti: a ; nor hare I 'beespuusious relative:to for me yolx. and • uath the same 1, 4 p od . . - . if .the invedigation which would be THE 141:!61). 714.1SCI.S . #151[Trit 8/1410LIN uvaisr. I certainly dm. free •to admit, that d - Ikb is now s .enuipitseil, . affords this Their pininfiverebiblitglit up' tb receire jt ' outage liaiita siiiisttkriis th e escity, of thtte outage to woo: that-leans ertain details, • wjnch the -sbletMus iso. priso - nera of 'ea I- ruin' goal itiCfisfOrdshire . : - Tire , evidence any lielsrd,, ikhd - Codfisel . iin * both aides: ourt-Martial would not admit. • %Utah to- .. 1 1...- •u r. 5.., ....A.........t rhar eftef. ' n ; hie . .- .1 ) . .t -6 t .L.-..' 011. - - 11 .:t ; e 1 Ydeved them to be can- ON