The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-08 00:00:00

.• 1' i' d the EDITOR of the STATES:Iid:Ic believe a more bold and open contempt epiniun has_ not been witnessed; than the instance of Mr. Yorke's enforcing the 4 tas silieg Order" for the e 7 'lesion of the people ;1 slwll-sot call them stratigety) from tho HouseOf ,:„ ni t i ons ; and this, too, dote at a time whoa a m of that House had considered it absolutely n for allaying the indignation of an in salted p. fel ek, that thu " Inquiry" (now going , ~) should be done in the most comprehensive and ~btiewarseer " that era Committee of the whole 11:iuse." It is not my intention to complain of the " ee rie-ion frain the House" on the present °ma ,;.o only, but to protest itgainst the 46 Order" b pou ell uccutions. Is it not astonishing to see a Iv: d a ti o n s hich was made to prevent tae inter prow of a despotic King and Government, now turned i!ito a practice to cover and secrete the nefe. tious acts of a disgraced Ministry ? Do we live under a despotic King, who would dare to lend big pr i e s to mark the man who did his duty in the 'loose of Commons? On the contrary, are we nut Messed with a King who respects, above all t hi l igr, the liberty of his subjects p Why then s h i ail the House of Commons (which ought to t , the lalladitiin of one rights) turn upon usli and, 1, y chatting the Gallery, exclude the people f r ,, a aie:u of a their Representative:. it is not now necessary to argue in defence of l ie self-evident principle, that all laws should hays for the ir aim, the wood of toeiet.x; bet as ROOD !cilium is not to be found in htunan pleas, we 2 ,. c to Le content with those laws, which have the greetcst good with the lost sea attendant on ihem . Now I shall with whiten° ask, that even ailmitti lig, for the sake of argument (in point fict I cannot), that evil does (as Mr. Yoske s ays) attend the Omission of the people into the ijotoe of Commons, will not the goof greatly , vverlnlinicc the evil of s public itillpeetion ? skirt the case is so evident, that it it bat Unit ° in& c o mmon sense to argue it further. Mr. Yurkemay try to amuse us with hb bee of jotice ; but I MI tee tilapugh kis ***behead hh a ii apply to him doe Words of our worthy patriot, Whitbread (speakint of Marquis Welles. l e y), that 44 if indeed such a' aseq had strength, i, would be a fearful aoquisition CC such a Go rtressent; but he sad harmless." There are in the world spite of their • intentions pod to their mute Mr. Yorke; who, d e w conduct; in Order," Jias given mom wady Albs the tyreamAii( swell be,';ilsWl solos fotiligiell di fntl repeal, , • Ai t think, Mr. _ , the welfare en,l indepeetleace of yowr twwwAry s I expect you Mill, giww r1111111)11Alt publication to this kit'. ancrrsan TatEROLDERSI ' Your noble estVrtions in the canoe or *- su , 'll as animate my soul, aid toll for th ? w., !, lof th.uuks, not frost me alone, Illot fro every ei;.sti,lrer and lover of his country. Your ac. 4,... caor r . in the respective neighbourhoods in I‘ll,ol ynd' . ihioll,tbit liberal maoser you have come f,.r ; In: lit dlediat patriotic diddldete, Mr. But. t Litiogr • Present oeenslosi as soot , as it .-v.• t 1 4 4 knitriveseit aids sierenecradiy, does yon the hi; imehiWir, *ad his exertitifis in your and ilib coulitirsi 'cause must endear Mm to you by the stroligest tied. This noble struggle between& peo ple defer:pitted to be represented in Parliament, and the force of Ministerial power to prevent it, must transmit your aloes with the brightest lustre to posterity, amongiAg' Op many illustrious deeds performed by your efeltispus and renuwued moss tel. Gentlemen, I lament to fi nd Pot tbs itedOtion of any of my countryman idissald, at this monsart g hare been diverted from le. ire* 141100.1011 11 110 choosing for thak repreteelatise 11 . 101111, **Us their good and their '5 - M mime ilt heart as Mr. &revile. Dttt, ' / . i*. _: • k the case; an baking& !gli a it gone abroad, and hew • the jpnple, who snag at presetti : COIN we 18111, while they are OW A beleeei. -set, Gentlemen, let us nor* dhirted. lot as ode be around by a phantom, k the false light of this sill - u' of wisp, bot li l d l lutlit g teeflas Slat baud or to ihe left,. but "Bak t Free.. liolders,look forward and perseisWi r t7iiiht pith that leads to the substance, and choose for our re preseutative a man so doserting 00 kit Count r y' Let no man then loss this glorious epperehhit,' of doing hosier to himself and Ma coaslry. Lot asteh !outcome forward, and suppose lbw, victiiirif ponds on his tingle vote sod porta. ere us, through obstinacy, fear; or Mist remain any longer neater, but eXercise understandings. Let us deretioet men. Let us tell tha fawning e•ortly wither their promises, nor their throttle • vent us from making use of si freenthbo NOW h. by the laws of the laud, sad that we , determined b support, with our unitedfurees dare, who can, who will protect liberties, and use his utmost elertioes arc country from destruction." SIEX 1112.1311OLDIUL Madame CATALA/4I gmbibited ham, at the Theatre, GHasgew, eight, for her own benefit; apd ow noun, she exerted tier v iI pions ch;rity. Having most poillteiy offered ai:uticcrt fur the benefit *lithe Lanatic Ititlarne CATALANI attettited t Very LlWlTlbia ge t o t h e T ri d et ,ollo—ip4ppd, tilc*lact could pod* 011ftain. • • t• - , ----,---------- - - L4W INT 8 L 4 1 .0 HNC& .: :- . --...d0m. r . .. • Cobll,l 01 . 0EARCISItT: •., ; • ' INTEREST/NO CAS& tz.rataTt illifft.S.,, On a fernier day, A petition had been presented i to the Lord CllianftlUt i perperting to ho the pet tition of *rah Ann Daniel s , p ray i ng to b e reiniva from the care of her husband, Mr. Joseph Moo. yard, and to be placed either under the Ora ato father, Mr. JameaDaniels, or etnistrAllipr Peagis whom his Lordship might be phiall(ll.olPPoltd. ' His Lordship hating heard*S;rillbaltßoceinY fur the Petitioner, and Mr. H art f* r, .IHunyard, was pleased to defer making an otder in the else fur that time. The question was, whether the lady wee • a lunatic, pending these proceedings before hie Lordship ? (Which Our teethes will re tiollect ws l detailed in our Paper of the 26th Dec. Jest.) A lathe Vet inserted in *Morale/ Paper, ,Which war si Is kith kmt M en y or d," ad t dressed to the rOf that paper. In that letter it'Mrs. M. denied t she had applied to this, Court s to be removed from the . protection of her husband; admitted that she had lsboured.ender in indispo.l sition the most unfortunate • and, after. hutting some ambiguous expressi on s. !Stith respect to her escape from her father's proteaskin and that she was in Court.tbe great es t p ar t of the time her pre. 'tended petition, as she called. it, was on, con. dudes with expressing no with to. iterculo4.4o, the euitedy of ,tsee h05114044:-."• . . - ' eir„AasusicaasusarAeniasesige•ipotoositmset. Sir Daniels, Aluffatber, *Meths, now prayeff, first, , that Mr. Munyard sh ou ld s t an d c omm i tte d f or ceitempt of Court, in publishing, or causing to be published., the letter, bearing the signature of Mrs. M. Secondly, that Mrs. M. should bade. li over to the custody and are of such per , ' ROG 4s **Lordship should. judge proper. . needles,: was heard in supp or t- o f th e pets .thril, sent Mr. HART mid Mr. %a on against it. 'ThoGestlauen Rho argued in fusser of Wad nu. yard, eeteended, that he mos sot to be impli. cared in the transaction, for that the letter was the spenuneuus effect of Msg. M.'s regard fur her husband ; they denied that Mr. N. had any esu ' tern with the publication of the- peotteedivilig the newspapers • and trusted that .his would not dee m it expedienkto esaiply .tom 0111111ar .- : • . • • NOW, osill contended, NIS Sias coestied in such mistakes; that it was most i it,or at say rate had That with respect to the he, fee iris part, hod liberty of the press ; On the that he should uglier the doors of British closed upon the pubo was pima the best long as that liberty . ends of justice. Theloan-CIIAIIOI.I.OIt observed, that the pe. *lea which arse e4.e.his consideration thisday, embraced two objee First, that he stionli *mkt ' A committal of Mr:-;Muayard- o lor come pt of , ' - anti, lecoodfir, thee SaValt Anne Motets leuldbe delivered over Wass woof such persons beleight eittwitoPirilt.Wilditoststii -theism* should be tried reepectitig . this question of lunacy. , The petition did nut go tholength of praying a re. hearing of the case. The effidavits **netted to the petition were founded od a citentnqance which was niaterisl, vit. Oat, as it was alleged, Sh. 111 en - yord had made use of the nettle "Of the person to whom lunacy is WO*, if not fur any other Os kerne at kast for the purism of giiing to the ever* pending the trial of the issue, rproof or raison to imagine, that inch person was Mee. flu Lordship seta concerned to State, that the case was by far the most distressing that 'had come within his knoW.. ledge, from the eireumstsnees 'which Kruse out of it. The present proceedings were had in settee es of a cane, instituted in this Court todecide Alb. gpsestion, Whether an infant, the ward of this Court, was a lunatic or sot? .its an What, she use soder the protection of thitourt. The prin. Myst loodbo to be tried, coal* not be deckled on iimemsioi of the present petition. His Lordithip ' thee took notice of the charge in the petition, with se .to the publication of the letter, in which, beams side, it hod bee. contended, that the ;milli. ,etion was a contempt of Court, and, on the i t ylitet side, that it i 504141 not bear that con. mmWoo.— With rim! to its being a contempt li — igos s without at t entering lute that qua. .4 no m bojpa ul i; that, at least, it would , hope kon better that -it god not appeared. As to I Ole Ithd hew wad gistit the publicity of proceed— 'leas hi Coeds of leaky, why, the best security , W not the very best Wadi? which the people could have, was to be found is the publicity •of abduct which Judea on .all occasions *hearted, , .sghee presiding fa the benefit of the public. Sir lase! Romany had said, that the affidavits on the fouler occasion had been read pobliely, and that, tore, they might have been stated. His herd. Alp was swam that it might be difficult to catch the • Nati o it tea* slaty of those listen. vat 'lle ttotoOti PICTo.o, 'IN. Kt. No, statad r that. wee s came to be ir peg !Too a special aatidict f the different facts of I which he recited, of 'which the fallowing Is the' substance :—Thet the Defendant, G enera l Picted, ' was Governoivof the Mind or•Trinidadi, under the cummitsion of- his Majesty, 'her that Island surrendered to-Greatßeitain ; and due* that time it was his Majesty's pleasure that riutold laws of Spain should remain in farce in that Island, until his Majesty's pleasure should be firther known; and by such taw torture might belndicted on those who were suspected of theft, td make them con fess. That the hoots of Don Pedro Roues was broken open, and .2,900 dollars stolen out of it ; that ate . Cadet GontlaretAtas suspected to have otodavitted the theft, ami,fluft one Louisa Calde. tot era' sukpetted to hipea been connected with j, %t i a him, *0 to know sw . he was, upon which she was charged in due 1' allay ; and that 'Dario Beggarat t the Chief serial Or the Island, was of opinion, that the torture ought to be applied to her, to make bee soaress • and he applie d to, the 1 Defendant, as Governor :trite Island, for lob ai r , thkesity, for that peewee,. and that_tbe 419vertios seat dimetiook.acco ' * . ... 1. 0,6410;-- - "Xpilly the ..torture to masa Clads ron.'. Thatrsku wai put to the tortdre accord ingly ; upon which the Defeadant was indicted, .tried, and the Jury• found a special verdict upon these facts, adding, that the Defendant did • net met. with malice towards the person punished any fut.: ther than as the act itselt light be ;Oen lb al. depee of malice. The Jell left it to be &aided 'by law whether mane* was to berfrohisliat boos ip h ait the fact, and if that seal kale* of law • these the said Dchasda4lloll ; tit , tought =r ili ese- shir • ito . surigerdiv ' i f4 .l6,ausey4Zjahess peigillsis VA duel soma 4pekhosee, salt 0101% . guslia4lso ateels—Wierthei et sot. *owe, tbe lidicte4 by she law- of the :duelist s Os Defendant bad a right to Juliet it in 41018111 mer he did ? Mr. Noise Indligsded• l that ha had inflicted it contrary to Wel Bee thet ala :thumb tortare • eight he 4 / 1 01ettl.by Ow le of Spain, in the island of Trinidad*, egdle under the dominion of Spain ' - and although it was ordered by the Kind of 'irseglaad, 'dist the lawn( ,Splibt , rsthodld cantinas until his Majesty's Oases* 'bold! be forth'? signified ;. still that the King tattiest could not order any law to be 'enforced. was .contrary to the - peace/AI of Chtlithmky, and the :"Wsdamentat priocipleirof thocoosiketiosi of !INA : that tartars was sf that dosrectery eel therefore could not bat billeted io otiy colaut ben 4110 Greet Britain.. Thisproceeded, to argue ender five distinct beadsov high he pet in the way of tagatiolate Ile tilllttOts to Irtiith, he tuba mktdd, w'Ould belied** of the case. riot, .Whildser the law which militarised the '''l6ll. et 'MOM Oft „pones.- 4•110114 .or. iiii. 4 WINO la the Weed of THilleils while , of Spain, not tubsopilini the and .its zaductioip King of (rent Britain ing, the tight to inflicitortertt. yet, as It is fettatt tionfolliel fendant, who *Awed list* malice against theperspo torts‘ as indictable ofenceß-41dtd1) `posing that malice is to be nient of lawi from the fact, yet it the Defcadant acted Judge in the cins.e, ,ho* SpOltlibli tOf what was dote Ws" ?~Foartitly, Whethei l setelfdit 24dge, u t Coletial JUdge, Witt& aot,..lsiMsludvnent f be ittletly conformable to 'disalawof the. ishaldlicithies the torture was ap.' ?—riftbly, Whillhat thismaid ' any authority, wide the comodision • which heM, to set as a jadia in die emelt' *bleb ittrbwi iidted tie fedora Or o whetkr his , interferusee .tiseesda Woe not altogether arbitrary sad tiniest*: It* I—A l I these points Mv. Nola* erased at greet 41 1 10 11 0 8 . 11 witli z ertgeohtt learniag. mai& hiked, from She wathetity d Moos Chart*, that the Slog covid not alter She faadasautaiprinal. pits of. the Clooatitutiats . at Itaread, to vitieh slavery and inhumanity are repttgatat teem the Authority of Lord Cwkei ImwAese.iliatitataait laiddown, that slA.*gh.. the King can pestle miming}, be .cantat 'alter the sentenAn ot *tan ;; and to a vast vaseetYpt espia l from Ingtowma to the time of Lord.Whomdieid, toPit a rugs over the civil lair, andvslated theme* oft Cicero against Verret in. *rid* was earged agaiast him as a crime 1 04 hi ket; halAcCONtiltft on a free eltiseo & the wtrts doctrine sta. is Its, oration for Mile by the 1111D1 11 ' 1111110144 quoiettaists iostaaao 411. 1 *?g emptism . frola that paulshaseot s as akmasso. Sled 1 all( toaggsatgegetre lOWA:4U tossow... that tot. caßli it of, Itionat the f ritat. Milk _ la : ;:s, Vito hall FBI.v.- Before Sir Jim*. Mow sienctica Ain CO. v. Olt terr a*. TMs was ad *Odle bfWeillt bt .Plagifitifi i sthd Ire pritheari, to meant the suit ta.141. Oiling eds. Ask the Derosolailt, ittetb4s , prixeee, , It appeared is Oideoct, iliht Mr. Gtillithr_litif* , pitied to brigs out in time: i perfodical liaflhi:.. tion-tallati The Agriculetiral Movisfieti . V*4- . to illahilifft for help, which was cedtliir _growleili After proviai the Mock dune , gte. the GiDeXil.fofs Phalan Aid, that he •colild not ednfreftio what: • ' plee was tai twolet„ep for netisaying to kiteit debt: . The COlllsllol* fee Defedidult did net attempt to ' deny the debt • bt4 endeaeoured to pi.eie by 'f ivers! witdeshoili all booktillais that demi existed KO established role of printers gitiNtill tweisrea month'ncred4 to their ern 01 oyetiti siVek-fliit not . : • done . by the.Plaiotiffs in tho grease! cnit• It wa . hcrweiTs, clearly aseeitakte4 ali NI 'Pintail so by other wituesses• tits!, Alit no anikestabibhed rule 'ids' ted; ass4oseXtsodli,. drab ',bough seine Credit seas alto* from:. rimer, jilpectissellats, yet, it eisiihl nit NlG*. Nit. • iittOtoong to grant ' , ease In th e , present aetioairikiftit''polit'ut . Oak 'rOusly eitsais fora rd terlitifi•tiles 11. his 'exigency, lin tcharg .'W hini tot sae% work very little ronte titan , whit. was actitally paid to hit eani for thil woe. The Jary, afteran ablatiharge troop the Judgej immediately footed a terdlat foe the rlalettlre4 ! . 4111g1tIC AS . ItAttrtiFIGIVOS, . - • . • • • - , W - : • -'ir NE .. If 114 JOlh.ll. ' . . ,-1 'tilig the gmbalgos 'Oar: Atatchsbll 111 fiell __,_ ea 4 'Addle Stales, hei•elitiat nip New tli f a sio:shah *played their *fed!! 31! ife true`.' did 01 enefAitl lOW lIIId INIltel,W4lllVOi . 44191 1 11. '.. 'ilitlgratiog frees hissidly tad Of* sum taetessiag teems' la St* W*oo - : he lhowealt: facetted ; they bass sektlesi deletigielLas *lie of then have Isholrid • fertessio. They hate • ' loitnicted vs la the coeettestleseisitili t Spills milsisi maebiesery toe ,if itor eiges ortplet, 2tittot • Arkwrightis litioelple. . ..tietipt Aeiteq, "OS; e ffi 'lately beete.erected he gee" Steeled Its dpatatioakstill. e" _ tiro babel! awl fifty . ilmisetid pone& e islet, orbit of I lphl . :stapitede •is deftly be stestedo- Misfesslesothery upon a 'rallies , seekeise establlsb. e 4 litille Mew Xsglaa4 Mates, .a*i . St- is Whit so 4 ........:0... -..* the p "MAW* OW* .... .:.• fernglin• . . . .SVe %Gifting, !pewit ' . • ' - -*t t It is inottltigted loolmir • , ;. or . ' .1101..., t jiii i iiihri irsioit ' • .libe itoritt... : . tit p ats. .. Wit '. trot a, yet alleifeltare emelt ,of a fine fa • : fits cations to sea aitiefe - a popiple who base hitherto. had so little i . iste rut Use. meabenip ter % otosterOpp fedtorko 41.040fteli IPthik' ep, , ... • kid .abet lasietikit yottitt4f 100tk0ma!•44.4 . ' .. themes& of penises tallest - Mks A" ellargi to I • • 4 4th i , cheep turd he attendance. Oar fkielstlnd cattlirs' has the beet iillpki in the world, xii‘hae ti 'A de. tided referee= hi foreign mark* Willi saw atitnefectereeoaree goods almost in lIISFILit Oita,: City for one' owe consumption, widths it*, fabric' will fellow; When we become s little MOP. expert )in the *1 o f wearing. Tke.eltablitamea(V, Ilte: - Weraeteria on an extensive scale Will hate it tendency to keep "era , ;Qom. employed ,in lactitliw Walesa: at fv, t ilt JOU prereetieetty froth rie rig illy ', lnt * : losstotheeir from nag beyolik ' .0 7 ,Olieritains, where when eeeessitied r ser nation% Ti neat' establieheiente Y " ritieet t• then ready lojeee the sateefecturiog , terretbeaf Great (Wale. ,1 ehoeht euppoie it troeMe l : for "the intereet w of the gritish . Govisroirseat, . r se* a ravages* treaty 400 D. OD Otabeile: ,, tie ute 1011001,. y wish for a goo( 0044 Ilim4 ukosla z tlit ilia of our eels se Ih‘ atafiket ropturre of the ors ' t a4it. Great Brits'. Old liteeuro 1 0_ • sgett a *, augunimun su FUCA 0 1.70. was knealts, sail therefore mesh pra yer of the "a lit 1 01141416 aw eAKII/ sary 4 4 pop I worid some creatures, who, is that the Lett he Mit Oboe to dee contrary, do some terms not he mistake airy. Of tlis stamp I consider h a d d i c t at ed i by his meet ciarin gs wee to write; it. The cettorchy 'Arvid “ lithe newspapen, occas ia l ijibo a ti on s ebb fto rotten the liberty Aketre is thIP amitrary, he wished to God i eh e law ; aftAtj, IWO , to we the day, wises' i tu l eposi ka. g al Cairn; of Justice should be cl ' co psk i ohjo:ii gn i tic; the liberty of the press privileges at liogilishmon, to - f c t- Editor, that‘ipli respect the Will made seheerrieet to the a is Idle. ' 4 -. ellibrlC A 111/011 TO 1118 COTINTRY. the cim lamas, February 5,. 111. • ' . Colin ._-.t-. ...._• , s , ""'" ,1 1,111111110; I At FRE 2110t)11 AN: ..Q.L ait COUNTY shinild - • . i r EU EX. n e-a --....-- I.shouiti thiA inigu ij e l. ' uir ` v u r efact ; bet at Isaairit makelsollaty or•those listen. mown mecum pottmeeponv g es eastempetw o woo - --- wrs —. •tiv taller care dot they illd aoitglee to the world has OM rWardlowed, kc, and to e. bet ewe of Worms report of their contests. Meth as a irtwar to se.—He smiled siewWdbie ligre P l "" lati "' , peer to the eel% hie Lordship we in ex. Ali Is by laterraco to authority. , -,•;,,:- . .„. 1 ,-, eereise Ottr 9Wil lei like p o w tress illidealty sup lie'the dedaioa he shoehl give. ri ice Oaautir said it oaf ily ao l aitilOPtio It was Cie., dot Min. Maori* iiaoaioal fa bt as a aellaildmi . paint *hat tortterptres urtly tet%. that her marriage, hod laboured under a mental 'ski: 61111100 in V.' , . hillailt A oll "rw - , fl i ty ; b o r a ‘ I , the gth April, the day op, - r.Notakossid, he understood that the coo. litbse .WIMPU V li Ili he - - pion' took place with Mr. Many : -,* ' l'rpy veal - to )0 , aimiteoded„ • y van heerinhved t w ues , bow b 4 d. o rtir 1, .. - ' - Mi. Mc &raffle said,. Without& coutead that lot• e, that man who "I n'ls 4 to the Delos; sod, thereto., N 2 i s4lro was 001 melon* N..- • • our rights and ___.,_-- , b... ....., okei , pe '!"0- •• . i ii . Lord Ettaulmartdoa. observed, that the ate ,loss to woo WS dis . " ll/w ilito. .. 4ll .w lw f d r est "'boo_ . • .. before the Coast was 4etective hi its statement of . -", - .‘ is fact ; witch might' turn 'upon 'the conititutionat tagEHOUPSIL the l imiellalmi l'ir Ilia '"- , ' the '.4IM — ter:Or tha t tritt • whichwas called the Jhirtint oberinaesa . ..., , . ..Vim!, te• of " the-Cbaseaccas," to which these. 1 to a crowded P I. * assil / 4 — , • 14 '. 4' ~ ai l timidly Or*. tact vii lettere refereed b the law. en Wednesday Coaasalt 101 1 40 1 04 "11l . ~. . 44 0.14 , , heilitoo .. • i. p romut •t heist should wish to have a Thursday faits. of thm bldlah l iall* lo t ~...i let, ,t. Av. -- .„..00.10 ,: - - . . Whether that re in the emus et' applim**o lll- . —,I„ . VOW* NS the body. vas' • ; Pol_salff. r.. • ca. sad ezeowlite, tared toasebt at dal? :tz a r -.. wo.4lB,3milicia.- r Time shaslo..bs Lunatic Asylum, ladi x kra r te g' .; • . for the ; Weeded •for that porpoise; for the Coast could 1 varY mmoorwww, .‘,...reg1ia,... .tit_ -.• " lilt cos She em. toot basal 07 Moro argwentet on the case seta the 4wwdv morn than c ' ors T a ir y etiti oo s ' ~ ': • ... alw o .. e . aa rtl idgiald olitt- liras ' ?be whet. was. mere . form,"*lielier. • .. . , • , asp . a ••••,, . • . . . . ; Mise r sad was easalied.by his Lorditip Is Ids the Ddeistait wit liselled ts :t r i a l: pehq:4, Is 'V to r9willigticoinies be Court. Aber the eta. or not ; tori Ik A cat* *lista stneerty 4 . liist rtiskillit*hiss over,, therthrisd sfritis hit Meads. As to state II desibtfil *his it Wok Atli or set t 'lmaaadlladilhiewiistat„ ... .. ._ . Out *hl ird the JOtilid - imitative( this. e , . , ...,..- 1 ....... lee; iArlifis pinishiteAt roost be A lli tthe GPVILT LT "NOV BOW, ilit L tmettieek,The bus the tral or!Jred id salmi e • . • -,-, ‘• o f , ..:;,., . over sad' the dexi tend. , • _ ..., • tin visits w. , eastitie mei*, * sig. • -.4 % .-:. ' 1 " Ifil. NoL*N stated, that. was a ea.... h. ~_ tiftT dr wistdtg e As, trastAgwrari Fit& v; 111,111115 In 11.17111.1115 WIIIIIW - w 4l ..' . . stied by* the coataest-ef ' • edit, to hie Ofposty i f ie low of to navigate the smith in loco old woo. ... wit, w bothortnim i ets . city,- wq Midst endittiow tp.itir: i tzt o itt . r i suptts. h ate se caul * -pbededt of 'both Seetlopai ' sof o si.e i verdict, tbe Re, "disk .siorifieturei, wit*. its 1 t ,to be. 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Whatever , b 0 ilas:nalatiiii, 11, hems sedoubtelt fact, that for tweliti rmittf,O, rhe47 , of the Capitals have fallen to the 11 , 1 4 sagii. of fase4 , 1 edam tu reta than to the men. •*I t a. 0 . 4 iV. _ 1 ,., a .. ~,, • , ~, jat.t. ,:, ' , 4,..511119,0• . • • • L'_": , r 4: ';;•1 ~/.,:~. I • 1 ~ .~ r