The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-15 00:00:00

i a `! ~~~,~:. 1111 L0.11PON: ..~,~=.. MADRID GAZETTES. . .ria:vo or ?HP ALURD ARMIN. TN ill rt rs oiiii-ragissvGa. ON VT. It. MA 'W*, .04iiii•JIL—The herds Spanish-Amer ee tsuPsed the Mt; the English army, by the Aft of Inns teetieleitted itself in the positions which the enemy occred' previously to the "Action of the 7tb,,,. and uteri its advanced posts to the cosatry houses • of Oran*. The English divisions, which attached by Vera, feria the centre, and likewise occupy the positions fres which they dislodged the earest r; eftendiog theasseivoi into France, and joining duritAt.;, . The Andalusian army of reserve is situated In Pena de !Arum, and in . some of the tots in which, the French were, on the other side of tins Pyrenees, from the front of Eehaler to the to if Sara, in which there is a great tart of the right s the English army, which has become - that of all Oh troops, and covers the usage from Roneeevalies.: = The *Pr is in front of the said places, with his csatre Warw. S. Jaen de Pie and S. j uin d e b ris . The French Genesi Paris, arrived a few days ago in front of Emmental's, with a disdains of -4000. mop, and tame national guards. Notwithatandlup or army at present alders serae-privatioms in para..- cuter *aides, an extraordinary enthasiaim and the gr•Atee4 confidence in Lord Wellington is observed. They' smite from the line, -that time - mops. is far: advanced, and that it rains copiously. -The most beautiful description is 'given of the English` lad Portuguese tents, the troops of which nations Mutt sothiog. It appears that both have magazines for a year. This.foresight ought to serve u an example 1 tp induce as to promptly and generously mkt. the intentions of Government, who, without our aid,' cannot repair the immense loss's which the different oedema armies have suffered in the late months, mer ameliorate their fate, so worthy of oar regard. !- Vicu, OCT. It—They write from Polcerda, that the enemy is fortifying the line on the frontier. In this principality he .bea.coastrneted a battery in St., 4lone, which is ail* et opronoicatlon freer Franca to Barcelona. • . Ocreses•ls.—On the 13th, ab' night, arrived in this city General Capons,_ eeeemp - ariied by General Baron* de Emits, preceded by the battalion of the guard which had the: preceding day left this piaci for hisiirraa v where his Eicellasicy was. This and the seeing suddenly covered the approaches of this city by the troops of the first stray, has given "rise to various conjectures. Some time ago' the enemy reported in Olot end Barcelona, thatlie wield in trade us ; but perhaps he will not escape unpunished., 4rr. . Kid. Dre 0 0 • ovvo.s?1•1• •••• . . = • 11 i lbittill ' . • ii.. ...v••••••s.••• . • oe;;.•••••••• .. ad* ..7 . • *LIP .. • 1 . . I I pre'" oijiiieai** 00 .1V 0 , 4 1 _ et. f 4 ! _ .,.... ft itsiialt rzcalt....4: - . .... .... : , p.,. c .,..4 ; „.. go : pity) 4ip . PIA: Izo • 1.404. Ai - WMIIIIIIIIIOO- • tits sizaTESICIIt ELM.; ittuassa Whjiteiar is the furthest from os Is ipt to affect as the toast, though of the greatest consequence. The Gosefir of Saturday night contain; wetter sufficient to. give exquisite pain to every hp*** heart. We, allude to the intelligence cornreenteated -through the Colonial , Department of the Goya*Unseat, as ref, oeived from America, in Sir G. ratYpsr's Dll patches, We have even froni the irit.tainaca of an American war deprecated it, acid obtaistad Mini Steel to avoid It. We also dreaded the Cousequince of ,adopling those cruel instruments, ilia roues, for carrying it on, as well as shocking la 'its nature, under the more modern and eivithred warfare ; we deemed it impolitic, not doubting that the 'sad sys. gem !gold, in thi long rip, be !storied on ps.— Alas Why are. the Ministers 'if Geist Uri gale -the persons • alone who contrait their view; to the transitory scene before them i--They, Asserg-4ass soy other days of r ei n. are surpris, ed 8t *e fear Is fast744MOiiirg; it -it in vain tisit they d,plore' « air , attempts of .enemy 'to erk.ate "distritift and' disaffection amongst paV Indian Iffey remind' tiinte fccliv !Ones. Of , ilteir,piept determination a 'of adhering to,, ,the ca:use of . their Croat rather In Asstastdaf .Griaatores who are paid' according' to the scalps. they bring from the field of battle, are not likely to be - very , fan ful to engagements. " Pros .. tyriusve,w &e. is the ' R iot, If lo t the mottp, of beings of that cast. They should have abstained, from a war they were , unable toprpsecute by the usual weepens. ,It is bat a f .w days ago that frost reflection, joined - to actual information, we anticipated such Gazette intelligence. We observed that the Americius would tamper with she ludic% tribes, telling them that they ought to con. 0614 1 Pr the Milted States a., their permanent, Not tem- Tonic) reigivibours, and that from them the 3 might , expect future himulehip or perpetual annoyance.= mare g 1,41 to find, hoverer, from authority, that t .wo 1 , r .14141 iricc! Maintain, his 'esfiNdFneY in Liskst tarip, and that thelaports of Commodore Ce.trni 'cbg#ll/4'' Jut the dire misfortune of Which oar Tart and ambitious Mr. PITT, and hare clirried doe czy4L„is, that whenexer thet mat relatively Oneidas their - - peattfe means. of • Orotecating • could On fhb ittbjest, Solfruitftit of iA to our endau. p r ed and unisijity venter, would- Mr to-ineav new suspicions, perliepe, censures. Every thing we :have said, every thing we are likely to' iay, blast itnia lfie show our country'oen, that since iesh mitt- ntik whelawd us in these usesample4 if net Ineztricalsie . difficulties, seise men only can be relied on for kaki% us out of them. The chances of war ; ire great, and the chows', beenliiiiiil l often rapid. Six months ago to bare thosigistetairdir what is now t o. be attempted would baiie . ''‘ chimerical. Auother.ExpeditiOn,-.14. ikllspil_ii, considerable forwardness, the imams of: Wi ly, "I 'anticipated very singeittoln we well from- Om 'cars Sir I. PrcTors beii . the aide) lad - the .101411: to be employ( • - .0•11,•-• .:.~. &posit the ptiojeot the were, *lOl is out of tight.. 'We believe the - Ressieb° Mid employed oe ihfi occasion.. po:;ceipio too ) in all probability, wilt yield is thfil grand desigth by . advancing tliOsigh cehletit over the Ribble somewhere in thakneighbottrh4i4;i.._: BOpAPARTZ keit 111111WITO d wtiat is doing 6y tek, and the Alliet, sad is Mid to Bare urged the quicken ring of the Conscription in laity of the departments ) which, by-the,bye, _is . unexpectedly proceeded , In, without those signs of repugnance and resitteac6 so often foretold. ~• ; •.... In observing Viffer (Who really tenths& *loft the Man 41.,Ireiont -I this LORD Mona'. elvoili again take up the imis*sed*(l to advise the Whist of Great Britain what, It /head diri, plasm' per :Tatham, 'on . the subject of Peace; we Wended to comment, at large, upon his estreordinary com9o -lition and strain of reasoniog: bit, as in punning,* vast strid.t eff : arginient, it might to some et Oar Readers upper, that we Were pleading for better • terms than our humbled .(very humble, indent, is cording to this politician) foe deserves, wedegine the task. We ares however, .surprised that sp.,- Sep living to years of discretion, shookd mach less aisireilate, the wareGrent Britain hetet tamed, or may maintain r la Burer t _te die wars t Here the .Hartinia, heL the (somas, ex pale liernatiew: Meek ism 11111141 i that this prefonnd sh 'flips wan to those of the- Runs, forguttbrirthe territoviel'Oesition of *Oa State, and thelusulai'eee• dition of the. other, yet drawing the saute ems elusions, Auld teeming the same pretensions -froth! the caout:',6d tonclusloa -of their respective ' wan, that those restless piepte did. ?ltpird- 11 ing to Yursts's plan of .peace-mating, we are i doubtful whether the war in, which we are : now un happily involved,. winsid or could be terminated dur ing the life of any one combatant engaged in it.' But while ttisittgacious'logician is Offering Ms proud ' terms, his tiatterli* project, which' is:to bind 'down the adversary, sots that, he May peter, tuty;uidis be guilty of An aggrisalon, be very unadvisedly tkailshes France with the strongest justibc,ation, for all.thest aggressions which have now drawn down his vengeful • retaliation; demi indeed observe, that to embark in war for the asks of aggrandisement is a *pirate -question from that which he is discussing : so It is. He then adds, that ". apiMple who have orlly no I thought of encroaching on their neighboni A may still be provoked and compelled, by unjust sures ? :ion, to undertake a side. of ' foreign conquer' for the user...protection of their own Enipirtif' tii adopt a !resoluta system of aggrandizement, ,ns . Ike surest .insl:sacest. instrument of defence." 'How could the rentEnsairre more sably ad It=causaAiLH.Plßilde than - this: ::ittitff • • • jibs French fioni-Ai,LIPPG.tOi4 z , - ,T7 4l Flt"iirrr", revoletionary passion 'at been Ipte !girt*, cis.) ▪ is impossible they ccialti.;have *OwiNisePitital. such an elect; since it was 'beyond lie crises (ion of the most (bigot% 'dad 'MO 'they ' should s hare surri,ed - khe *oiendois ,asauner they sfid• they. lied ,AT, "411. Allirief o ea .crowned beads and fire govoreige, :Stites pAN!' tbem at once !--I , llyin.rrofy 'miraculous that Shay, sigma bare rtna, 04+,4 ; there not. being •s_point, so, sl ipt,4 skit even on 'the circuneerentiet line 6 1 country ineleding them, but presented a' "hostile bayonet to their breasts. Think. of this t ,* sound. English Statesmen.--ye .philosophic readerniiintber Statesmen or Otherwise : and obmwee Ililltsibesis of IrETys's VrpfrOr of Peace annesedi ett*lset the termnif-*trinity proposed bi this 1 1 3200014, and itstiiii* th e ioi*eum co. ll , 1 1 91.1.4 "or 1 4! deo%is wbeeipeekelLot 40, 4 4 . 4 0 .40,041 4 frey ., ." even inai took, fouthe Olitseeillello.l4.lke wishes 0 11 ,PP r e, 4 4. rti.rtis pis et tebett iShifor s-- .410).4 I (.***ealiia the tranaliiiiideis to. iiiryesi#4llol, ' 44 itelets taw' and customs ;. 144 to totitigt 4.1 s and provinces itterheil4o Alpert tiffallt . #lli S. This isdedet the sselsoess!e* ihOssopared-lout nee taw warrisodss' i to 'canoe s of Vie Austria - 1i Dietheriands.) • Lotilitots shall Imseedistety abstain 04111*Atial. ti ti "I*., - 10 1440P0 T1 61 . 46 NY1Y with' ratios-and pus as Portiptint iind'Speo* tiit7the Oil the Ambsaet p. " whom sho,sheil-dopoto -to -Loudon, to bare 4bo "peaii, ratified thin:" • • - • - 4 -Site shall pay to Great grttOn in fire . (Bo)Aiiiiie "ten millions , sterllist, ie ghost P a rr e P. * _ tr ;l ":0411 sad moan roMonoration for tut losses): • • !ha shat! . pot tutu Lord W,,LLINGTOR'S *ANN heated hostage", such is la 'chOsse leh Pgreleietth of - her Ritne'beint quite ~ proel 1 0. 1 . 41 ). tho fauce t nor era iliteevolialltakil. ;tf, t pineo l 'until . lidwariare Omit roitonntto! s''•Gritat Britain, the shipi anti erects, (ond - :•#ftglitt 4 4 grovellers), taken from her - Aiiipg Me, former. ' 4 _ trier., (of !!mien)! I.!" _ . • and Co. ; and Tufo* Coatilio teis teethe lest LOION' • • • . • - • Tgasis.-1101. Reduced 3 perCenti.-471. Slot Cent. Console, for' erirry 1011 k Sterliaig The Digldend arm the 't Per Cent. Quoin to commence from July, and upon the itiOur i fkinel Cents from October list ;- 7 and the first Payments te-be exempted from the Property Dety. biscount after the tags of 5 per-Cent. per. ha. for Payments made in fall. A - Exchequer Bills, dated between the Ist Deeembo4 1812 1 and the 12th November, 1813, to be &captor In payment for half the amount of the instalmOnts at the rate of 1001. ss. for every 1001. &chequer BM.; 111ENTS. ..,.. . , Fiat FaresibbOatillivollth November, IN. per Ca* Id Do. * PM1),106 December, 161. Do. Sti Do. 'Vtiday, 146 Jaa-1814, - 931. Do. 4th. Do. Frbioy, 14tb February. Vt. Do. sth Do. Friday, tad. march, W. De. 'Oh Mi.' ' Fridsy. 164 Apvil, ti, j po, List 1:1*. t . . Edda, 6th: y.. • • . wilts* rmo Awiir'mil' mg* Maim laroesOltee* . Anie• - •-• . : ..- .: --k . *• - - /Savior. 4,1;,: , . ' all. ilifivtiptiiket. . • *. Ward 4 NO - 3f* rall.N. • * •' - Cfe- 3 eat ..'!and..'!and elattle- i A.'1:•• •. t• ..... •. , . ."'nkii P ... ' -V elialk • ' . tivielosemei iionsungtrat dm Art,,t- 14 °' t Samos's, every s 7 dumsg lbw • . , .•• 1 % 1 1 dole. yeeteideiy . . . - tor Royal- 11141seess nitenistr I there. .. ~, Tb. 'fines of Minns. has fritioent interviews with Viimostait CAtltLitHlAsii. . 1 Sit•WiLiaklll SOHIM, it is said, intends bringing Tin a Bill of Indemaity, tot:operate the M.ectors 1 ands Vicars •in the Dioceses of London and Ely, 1 against whom an F.A,Nisoopal - Seitetary brought 1 qui tam actions for net stating, in time, the one of ' two livings, for which they claimed exemption from residence, pursuant to the statute. • Several of the Clergy in Suffolk, against whom ac- Haul hue been brought for neglecting to obtain li oness for non-residence, under the Act of 43d Geo.' ILL foleelviet at Bury, and resolved to petition Par ilament on the subject. . Lord JOHN RUSSELL. ) _the third son of the Duke Of Szoroan, arrived iu town front Spain no Thurs., t dny • and the same day toot his seat in the House of 1 o Commons for l'aviatock. • A Lard GEoana WILLt AM` RUSSIILL, the -Seefill a 'SOO of the Duke of BEDFORD, who was, Aidsde-Gamp to ; Sir 'flloll.. GRAHAM ) and has since been appointed ' Aid-d¢-Camp to the Marquis of Writ,tunToa, set, oil the beginning of last we , 7 l - for Lisbon. 1 l• On Saturday, abt • 1 orn. -,clock, the Doke and On of BEDVOILD, and ,their two young female . 11iiidren, and sake, left liamilton-place, to proceed • ine their way to Portsmouti!; there they were to be totet , hy their niece, Lady JiiirrITAGAIE, ityl MI i ielake their passage °name& 1 w hitit=the• FS rtt hold of*, Air* ..- 't • • ' • -"It-1=4.7 • - EA/719K0f tirkifflArE...ibiV. . 411; spote with Puy frimie-Ti • • • se,r,i r ea* ierrdottlst ) begionieg tn gra* tiresom ( ‘, I () tyoo;ll4,4lpes ; I *ill; therefore, On my parr. b f ing at tea termination by surnminit up, nearly u 1 41111 :able, the. whole' that .hm been td. vanced, and kiting your Readers to dol,eroline t he question. It began with expr ess i ng i vy imeid - wishes fqr .the speedy .siestructiop'.er NomArAaTe., and the'restortadde or the Botreacibi4Led 1 h a y s l idwayi.coneitiered a vigorous proseCtition; of the war, tip most likely menus of effettint 'nit desirabl e scosiiinnstuatiotie My fiiernd rtutersts is of a differ. ent bptnjon BtiNiagiatl4 lawful Sore. reign, tbactlet n ikinch are hippy wadi* his govern. merit, and *St the Bosesioies *ere ' , rftats mid nautipars ; sat- these being tie very. oppo site semi. .tents we entertain, it it not likely ould ever Letter takes Iftight fer. like. bit se they 44* ;waft .11 in thee( power - AD Menus 4aw of re. tallithim. - will trio die elf - 401 iin*so to du. ! qola them; Me,i it curry fuse teirieemt into their lorth wili.t h s:l l l *scan a niik* them tired ~ .of beorms and flo .Obein rind:their Chief to sites *Ms . of peace as we' Wiles soles:l4er. But if, on 41u4ther hand, I thought (Sfhich Nebo most sincerely bedew!) that the 'French an «my et tyranny and .6preivion, and that 'they lair fat the Ottani of a race of men who governed there With oomparative tstidness,.l.should wish thtt - rreffepportxtnity might hesiyepittentathoree,bya frieild Ty istyasien,efgettilif ristertheir detested yoke, and returning to their an. :cleat allegiance.. It is no matter to me who governs the French, Or anyother nation . , be its BocoBON, linuaswicu, or a BOWASMITIE: all I wish is, to we ihem well geeerised ;, *idea I di firmly believe that UOsankats is the moil. MOO .t surge that ever • was sent intuit* Wade a 411111.111 the misery of -es.anh.lal';,mestonfasismotilmsthstinearging, nor of • f *Cm.* imarsily Jump, that the Mot • • the C 606041 11, ftie sever listasitm 11 pow, Goo their to mist. All this 04 my 001164 Mend Tzmoezrn imajt answer it with hie nlialiaz- - -Ibeficse sincerely be is actuated in hie publicelsiiK primate conduct by the meet beneselest -but 1 thhsk t In the present instance, be haskinthiss iwhie meatur.—He Noce considered 13010.61Aatter art 7 as instrument of good, aerie° did I, till he proved himself a tyrant. My worthy friend' Is more: anwitlitrg to ;110w t his mistake than I em ; and this, I think, is thornily !difference between us ; or, at lert4 - 4 is more tardy I in seeing it, .though, I trust, it be loot; he . I foye..he is convinced that BoNAllOTeo t:i,tier ne ij (liconoistent with human happiness., I it:main. &c. filayvecloivivet. Cavevailb.qvivve, . . 3.• rw•-..7-44 - w i r-77 -- --- •' - r -—' ----- i ---- .: = et,* pa . •Apint .... ,P4l.litc little squidroc into Orli nafnilfr, 1 ,fo r .WW. W. ham, 4 trays ioitkol !pea Jail; tit. MOW, ; *. . ~ PIM* an otScer.as any in the litiblit it vine, 0 Ili OA! t , cfrilauly tett; e*pefienced, btiiiis, ire " Wr i t' . 4 ' . ' • li turni out tbst doe 4nTityfreti lc . , "mini of I ... . .-• . •' - sad that by the press ma well tit • Fasfisc si action, they lost ben aiii Oki as • 4 • WO flf! §if JA4ggi;GsP9lf ifilt Ni. 0••• a• 'MD 0 91 .. . Picron being the thWfj , sot- t.l'we ' ". !tart (of Arniene)!!!" . • . - . ?toyed in it, a' tot 1" . • . • --0.-- .- ezi in the "iota this:).4*, F ,-, , p .. 1 - ' . '; .' . tits 1.0 4 44 - -,- • ' - roots, o r , 14.1 r - , _ 1 . 1.~ . aumerowl4".44l, sr , p F- 4 , 60M5110 . *thirinfitith * ll eler44l l lllo is • other puts of . the .- . . 1/0" 110 4,Ernits;*0a Itte'iitsis o inti l litesiriliatitte, 1. J *We boiler. the - R4llllllllll bets win bi ANerniTtur o .s.& Ow. Whims I . 71(iNavna nu •..• 0,541-4 A - • ''"'• :-t. •- ;11‘A'a----• ' -. .:-:' . • ' . , i - Tllg - grier - • t , pthi...2.10534 -L , -- 6 a rrow diali- &flyer hp •ta: ing land an . Aer To 02 a Minlstersidoptealfris lilitips of may swept 10felgatese - - . down through Mr. Piot- " She ship Rotor* to the Allieiof Rogiand etwri . Slitetthi , 'Asa a t iairiy+ *Uri- - A i r onret g ag TEDBIIIII,*III kildff aten 4 it, •al 441 ' " °At e' ' ha - M r --. 7" ' ' most a imp 7 r own wt tiiw oppotitir "add *al) ester ihco tie intin#l.th thfii,_4l." tr y to w i ng Ing it. To illy ill WI 444 ` SkiAlimit sePOP-OlikerldairtioPlin th!amlnY' nearly as 1 i ___ • ,__. IA--....&ak...-at__ a .._ if -..-.-- IL-I.CI--.l_l. si r i c ju 'high 1111 i tetitt ile tllliLe; giditp;il7;or situvuthst, Ito : ban- ito tight to interim in the intermit rreorpentoent ipf !time, -and'that an iii. vasion of its 4erritory *add vet Doty be coot. cnesful, betaglenied *O. 4, , n . 4, giiii#lntai unlike; ih *Alain , . t' 0 ,- ...16•9fai1d4 1 - Ilardel 'loitro: L ten ',weer aseerte‘ lion ete. • , . , lash* el . anetbeil lo nor ha i : '.. i .fir iiiinosintey to loir.ii, • ilkaar.ettei, 'eteept aLZt ea ti r -iiitlear oirieleretyytitt men c ,', —1411.5411 pat h "pee %Awls fluittatiblAt 40 PlialCaii 611'414 : 1 , 0aS aerlAetti STA ei:uld I " Aigrallin t it is.nis ebisiponod only that I goolet • tory; *- ' . linselreritfbinkl o ss I believe , hi s thei l * trif „ x ' igo fedlity wader the Gairemmiso„it . , • • At= =attic by delight' i n , astateSuffona, `beer.oldh I 1 111 " 4464911 i 1 ;, • it • at :_ diih „,,,,L . ; tipeintio , HU ---w— -. ,V 1 4 . 7 1,749. 10 wetfiiesoweai str7;,i they like ' itle 1 0.11446 , -1 1 Pb o rt r _ vi i ll M it . i am . 1 I thoutll . OO . ' they him - 7 :4 . 't- _.....;i. • -.it ! - . r . Flf iVidVata, I. 1G E _VCE. ‘46. Cs4ta preventmg_ - . germs* - earthily Uganda& agaT - Last TileetTag4- 44 6.. "Mum on Saturday it dililheatre, - liiii : 4 lo,ll i one;fpf those ebititifimi s vitich have so _ regtetted by the tuners , of music. .Of a voice se Wolf apprimi,ted by the piblk, it is enough ii ant impaired: its eZecutian was .060, itelotwelleally richiAind its fell,. round,,ltatt Agates& " Tits imadninatic Wok- bas bet few claims bincriticism : ea' imusieal camposli are . of a higher order, and some probably survive the piece. The so, Chum Benno deieribes his'ogn situ. ing to his piiture,- h ingefrionsand' re.gigar encore width it . ;receives, tsar upon Mr. Riislowee-temper; feels himself enforced •te trnoors his stanza of the Counes ifdtating discovery , Dicuons, in the beroinei- min received 'trance with ettilivided isiiiteuie need and deserved tbroirglinet the voice itssed to bale admirable tone, he!' cadences were ghee% ki,etylU truth, and povret.irlit *Mauve of to 5emr.,1 1 ,47 lihrnittle* teigileille r a m good huntime tftt the WI of tbe cliebau• About three looks qe,a vereden leadh,by 4, .au4 ne t tangles to Dr: W4ui, skulk itt grounds. Stamford, was tatived entire coiner of a mile by one itepe then tw? day,. ASP. Mit, 14.- Inett Admiral Croft, via four sill of &orient oten.ef-oar a Mole, tojelo Admiral Ya lig. to die North Bea ;OM t<ll 71tojesty's the itlustrioos, to Port-. ossoik.—cime dirOra Ylvor Dios salt of saerehanuneD, atellsoirivel.ileetl:497B44irt,lol:tweirlsilik;ll6e:;,4frtvitouszteitenittt-lbe pis)ateli beeet sioei *.Artiv o d itn h j e , tI the tient 4lSiiisio..• .$ Foulec.c:rt, Nov. 151.-4% Vann 11116114.1? end% It or &red to Stangste Creek. Poltllllotrult, Nyr. 14.—Solled ws* ler Ike D•wm, gilder convoy of tholikieefga ; mem* them are the Nis -1.1"ovio, Artfrie id The WV" Lic• Majest,.- Ajeity ., gtlamo• 1-relordaire frigate, "Strom the Math Sees der Weliterletti liewies, Awn Irtity.has permitted i r b0 tt , c 4,440 02 t ,;.,3 9 . 1 0 , 0 4 4,4 0 tow s pivt. the B' • • . ' - ' ft, Orbs bei '4olelatsittAß' 1 A s' ie l t 'iiiitt" - - sli tespari;froe ~.. .., ', s '''._..__ __A - :. - bod ; aid th e PAtilein k , ?AIMS iswietti. Saiied me . mak flaw 01PFigna i.sht me COOMOr lid Denessatis. thr re dierburick4- Co nee the , sit limey eftst ,ha "the farads's dikopot wart.toot,wrot ye big Nei' to *nth right to be ! ibipitiatv-ill. hisjietjCstshtis Sistseralgitlet , elarT qu a - ~ . MI is vusues lOW .WMII ugh re gar, aim A ' Derta, Nov. 130.--.TbaJdona4ilrndr Goo d rill, a clean,• chat as - Ohio& went : op shozgippc sight s apaght o' clock, is . volumeoqual katbgismetward i of Ihaagsetiet, emit JIM, and is II Dettil'* *IOW, eeig.Seirreck t. It, is skervl thet alt. as board have lanes ow tarpon* :Wslte&-i—Patied by siodie l ilbc mos Rini the ship nation, Ira iterali Mi.olllo, ,Clf*. fettolditlel l it . 1411, the gaionosh in of the stop wig iiis*ai l ip geyg:. Ott tait4tit **list / 11 g PlPrangers. song ill whirls .. a - . t .... „,.. . - .• : . ... e a. __,,_. . intioll,.hrhdrett. : . Tio - ititaa; i o o o4 from LW/kW to ice : Wa! 1 lager. ) ; NM** *Mos seat alt. batman. toar__, itml 11 0 0.6 . 6 * is .rathura %mar ; The This, Perm - ham Waterford to Milford, 4 who apparmitlir fetwarJete4an.thallalait, nee; i trilalCei Head. his rage at wart , , The ewe Ataiiiiiiii : t .. rd from Bointleius. 1 14 discovery. Mrs. was towed, 011-0111, Nate, "_,,,,.sratar-loggt ceived oti iter-ee. ilkimeeted i ena aesertied by'hei . IS: which was coati. . . ' ~--- he evening.:. Her . Larnearziawasin is larelliag e tremendous We" one, one, and 10011,-ef at the Militia System, , and the - floome• mem hZ 00 of angular gram, marls dimmed to pretegt it.. " . : a knas h° "' of ". The Siring@ beast tr woold int, . • . of the !Ai. its kept the kelt* soma at oact,:voiatt, '"."'. j,,toit io thiti elletain.: -•- truer. It ii i indeed, so , . .' 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