The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-19 00:00:00

1 f , , ab, tCI PAL CO The Council and the etsembted under the authorit Seine upon the demand of" one of the.ol, after having inserted in the illoitticur 44 GENTLEMEN,—What excited your indignation, ments of love for our august same time wilt that cry. of I Paris lum oleo,* beau tho 1 . 1 °P, 16 1 9 plaudid tbe energetic hstitaurth *is quer petite. 46 IN in affair so imposing; spirit, rode entire, ought to that it would not be proper ' remain :Went, and you to express the sentiments penetrated. " You can, Gentlemen, with Tele, resounds throughout all character upon your judgment, •v. enit plpry x .orlta.Mp treachery with uttering those lured see the primula wobilelf Feance, bearts'tbat entkusiattiou e ject is true honour. • .) ".Let year volcsiesotind wretch who AO .vhemst bidiself , 70.1 : reign, a tiaitor to his tfteueral,:And to honour. Let it, by tasehiag him with infamy, by which be will l irdered history, Sere,. as a beacon, to week n a similar thought, stioold there be top ether in which it could be eenceived. " Ltd- let this same voice, added to the noble flerte which animates use remind entry subject of the duties which. circumstances impose upon him. The gtsry at which:we have arrived, Is to es, a senti ment united to our very existence l tlestillitutes part of our happier's, it ensures our security. To do for Its support ? ' ,that which duty. and the oleolience of, faithful subjects demands, would be dams too little for Frenchmen. . • 44 It ia.requisite, Geadsmee, that the enemy should tremble at Mole; oar attitude; that be shoold, be discouraged, and know.hitr. weakness ; that hi should understand that we are acquainted with our' forces; anti that with of his efforts will be the fore runner of still greater efforts to overpower him ; Id him hear fromell sides an unanimous cry of War ! " Informed the first, and thereby called to give' this noble impulse, what sacrifices can it cost us ? What heart will not be jealous to shew itself grate ful ? Where, in short - I . can we carry our views that findwe do not !tags,-2—trophies,—mouuments,--eigns of our brilliout victories, which remind us of mi- , racks 'added to miracles upon the footsteps Of the il lustrious hero who governs us. * 1 Let the enemy of the Continent, England, act with perfidy let her endeavour to retard her fall by debasing her &erecter; it is the dismal part she h ccndemned to, act : for our part, It suffices foiustio show our resources, to develop our sentiments, cer tain of-making her tiemble before this netitemil agree men She placed her oonfideuce in t default of means ,to -provide for our armies. We know how to repair those lbsses. Oar cavalry has suffered by the rigour of the climate : let us offer to our august Monarch a facility of retreating it. The city of Paris will set the example. It will be followed by the whole e-empire : and history, in reading with astonishmeut so many remarkable events, will always quote this city as the firsE in the road of honour. " I demand that an address be prepared to his Imperial Majesty; that it be presented to him by the whole body, and - that his Majesty be requested to accOik'the offer of a number of horsemen, fully armed.aidl equipped, which shall be immediately de termined. 66 If thi number be 100, and if this example, as I have nciimht it, will, becomes imitated through out all France, 'of which Paris is only the eightieth part, his Majesty will, in the course cf a few weeks, have 40 1 000-cavalry, mounted and equipped, reedy to maintain she honour of the - nation, and the dignity .f the eniplre." All the Mambas composing the Corps and Muni -- civet Council of the good' city of Paris, having una nimously ,hdhered to these sentiments! an Address was drawe upduriug the Sitting, end adopted pith acciamitiont. Here follows•the tenour of ,the Addre ss :- 44 Stax,.--11!" ham In vain sought ,for terms to paint to your, Majesty the deep indignetjen with which we beve.been penetrated, on learning the de fection - trait , Leap remor will 46 sea the ans whole you] • 6( pose he ti tbirst pen ar 160 does with 4,osr iron . tstliiin /*s et dlikasat - • The Average Prier of SUGAR, for the Week, ending Jan. 19, is M. ld. per Cat. Aro age Prices of CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, per Quarter. front the Return, ending January 9 : Wheat. Rye. Barley. I (hue. 4 Beane reuse. I . 44•141. rt I. . 8. $7 4 90 s. e. 1111 B . rr d. Is. d. Iq. d. -~ ~,~.. . .. ~... 81 3 61 6 13 8 The' Princess CIIAILLOTTE, it is said, is to b* pre. ; rented at Court at the Drawing-room; and this. cere. , mouy is to he cOnsidered as the entrance oTlwr Royat Highness into public tire. On the following day a . granir fete is to b given on the occasion af Carlton- &Alai j and 600 persona are to inrited. The Princesilif • • : / ~, .y : , I a , - Wint b. ry, all ritn e atit s s etthe - IDENDS. . ZIT — ' liedgoa, Leeds, ea. ' . interring °l-1 = •rolinfer •- s-cosat _ paapie-- stow cob. • 'le l enlight. tr ai T ti v is ire con- 13- eamwee,Tamtabrs. , reildie• p a wls s er t i g i p. iteept o Singed himself Qat it gold b _or to 'fitelards, ! ali ch ipa.l l 4 4111'. traffic 'Plecittlillv,' witie-aserehini:Fel;. 6, W. kink DedlSlta' I t h at it C4)14(1111" bread b y . "' 1141 t hy ir ." "I ' L ___ be Mullsesi illelali INiPlUbj'. dm 2 atom, 840, goklanith--Feb. 9 . J. Dadaist and . R. Limeader,', takives, that it cellar be - Ilidinell4o:.fiv t h e And whereas the -.. • ____, lrWg i C 1 mild adritioltilill-iinikbesis evader the consideration of Ittesut.strast, warehousemen-Fab. 16, C.• MIA . ' der-Jas . 19, J. Batson, Ryder-West. at. Jausel Cl M l l le ar people Of Siodas 1 0 11 . 1 . 61 etylkillio4 . = magis.ust •. his Majesty ' s illasistees, and the yams being ap. -Feb. 11, J. 'Taylor Liverpool. snerdeult-Feb. 6, W. B`. ; the author of stilarligi‘ ob. ' . *ea se [ proved by them, int it better esteemed to be of he tiresitgie, Mittban, hasten, Feb. Woe o " IN H . Pe " 7 6 l / I tek. 1 offensive a measure. , : , relnue-Feb. 6, J. Smith Vere.street, :fora. 1 * ' I peetance to this k t(tendeavour to open and strect ilibur it4aal ne ter-Feb. tt, J. Milt, Awes, • . 1 , " The cease of *WO is the elifie wit /r4lll l 4nd•r" f l establish sect a MlV,.. i i i t i •helh been recommended to Feb. 6 , M. and W. Celiac beawby 110101 re. tual-ineso Spain eeslaved will Mantle French, And th . e . ,"" I the said United Company byibis Majesty's Ministers chants-44. 6. & Bola and'J.l.. unan•ftellea hm .,„ ... 11,4,,i n ;„111 k. was 4 Wharf, 'Meader,. attest-lotions. .' . I 7 —"*-- -- ' 1 P reelir6" ,, • "Ater .I to license, countotance, mat encourage the same ; ~ • CERTIFICATES-Fp, .R. '. - j. i so Important an aceeintion by Wry ' n th"' i m* ' 11 7 .94- and thereupon the said riled Cieepany lieth agreed I. lter, i Princooreet, KM i: niLditihr:-.*: Cooper, Spain, if free, will be the eternal-Ally of :Togiand ;i to license and authorise inch trade, under, and sub. Lincolo's Inn, sone,..serivener-J. , __.___, Morniellion, - W ll4 . her locality -determines that it ' should be so-and it to suc h cow l i t i nes . sn 4 r e s t r i c ti ons as h erea ft er Waroloor-street. ca : ll t e , r e - e - Z, F r l 'ine_ reboot-J. Fr=.lZ -- _ ~, _ P. Ay- I p e a, j un ..- must be so. The freedom of Great Britain depends, ,"" r ; a ; aho mentioned.,9 Th e ladenture then witnesseth,, lintptou, Nicholas-lane, •Lassbaidatrost. bill- • equally upon that of Spain, and uposetreservitsg the - Margate, liverv-stable.tteePsr-G. Dick- _-e. ' . 41 - that for the•purpole of encouraging and promoting igt.-•-W JU 1 equilibrium o f E urope , and t h e r e f ore we ci* " , the said ondertaleig the said lini/ed Company 1 , . -. .' not believe' that the magnattimous Chief who com. give - and *grant unto the parties *end their agents, • mated ibe forces of both countries, and whose . glory . full and f ree n eetme, powerv.aad authority, to pea. cal alone beesintained by the- Rite conduct he has ;teed . for era voyage *DAM 'the ships, ate. to the. hithertoobserved, in fostering our liberty, and eon.; Isles of Japan, - and other places ' to • the northward even dilating our affections, can for a moment bar, i :thereof, with cargoes of fors and oilier goods, the hour an idea so destructite . o r our freedom, tied so ! produce of dui nottltbwest , ciast of , America, and' to afdictive. to the best friends of ever country. ..VED. . I i. dispose of such • goods. by tale or barter at the said • 4 4 Yet, if so prudent R.:warrior should bate been ' _____ -- 7 , - ,„ -- 1 1 - 2, - • Isles Of jaPatt, or• other-places la - the northward __..lamss..... - 41eribesisnres-iner.rk maskers surprized into a setteale . aaWdetti t led by 44, MIMF Sl a n e : OfiniatY liAdt is Saall with goods as be dis. , oiect y hew . igeti• ' cse_l2, "" V:;iti " , ill "- - handers - M. lia tt j t attli Ile"111111.. aad J..' Ititai ne:7( ' th b : ma etan Y ir P n e s r o he f j e appad LY him oftikwiWt ;: s. l, at there,' *en wklittenlibert to ex ere and di!" , goods along the coast of Corea, in ICs- as • fr . e i t u a t a r.et=eeT . Banal and s!'.. tlittar i s::: founded ; but be cannot vindicate the ' suggestion de In t a r .° lni f I I W. Riligini Crems•cmn•ligniktreet•wercbano - •E. antler- plan so manifestly opposed to the 'freedom of oar .. y th i e io s s i v i n id to Canton • tend s finally, to proceed *the pert, of Senior, in the oninireef China, and. T. Hedges sad . Blaster, Osdbaiblisi.... Van nett LL Wa ft ed, street, Whitaelmosionate4l9-W.. ' vensetant. i rt4 )6o. *waits aid 3. ' Malichestet' eitt."lBl46ftlitelli; deism* and to all the h e el .- Pel z: 1141.1 . et : L___....a.,. - "did - ~,,A . . 44 :,.. ,. . 'ilo'rea,griatoestbnamelangefeetives endjr tho the ta di .id le u ct idt ioi ca ts of the su y . , . Reysabissed M. td. riett, Idol-lane, Tows:e SEWS i st Lot 'es not deceive onzeolvee.'•:,orixtesasa relstettifeerwarde Adele to Europe. * * ' _lle parties are r_ _Smith. Deawat's.coart, and T. • - wfot• i asters-J,Rics sad G. V. Abraham. g.pilea, slot pour forth their blood * ** to avoid 111 •1 1 4 411 0 ; hbad 'nettle to 'carouser, 'that lip cites' the (goods): mequare, attornies-T. Park sad W. Sheer-R. New- der Napoleon . ; they shed WO extricate somsoma"'!.. esenothedieptemed of at the Japanese Islands, er Stria sod ,119yoesd . ITtur 7, Ho ilid iroro- . B ba ud ra hl ?sevaress- CArratifY' lr e • g e v e ;l6s ."B.4l 4l4 kei t• I from tyranny.in every form lb Pretiil aiiiiiitel dm northward thereof, tied that they shall bide n. sante*. Yeachurchetreet, slimes-T. ant T. , May aSsuase. They permit tt to flort.to beams hill Wallas, Leeds, outbasts-W. Hughes and G. ca taii , I- . .and independent, and to With the said ships , and strninvoir to dispose of the retr iel " h e n u elves f ram. a ll; Said goods on Abe coast of Gotta , in their way awn dra.square, warebsommen-D. W. Janus and M. Kest. earpenters-M. Hall and W. Hall, . authority which is inconsistent with the libertethey i to c anton . an d as soon as th e ssid s hi ps, reS p ec ti v ely, . . sea. Doberas. Saddleworth, Yorkshire; seek, they admire, they•adore, An act of this Medi 5 1n _, Lees, barb Lancashire, J. Lees, Clar••• 11 . 14, T. ' most obscure the rays of glory, by which the itctioos 'shall have finished their trod. at the Jaywalk! Islands Herres, Deberass, ai d J. llarrop, jun. Dobeross, eserebsats-, or other places to tbi northwagi thereof, or 'on the J. Avery sad W. S. Terry, Old-ford - , M iddlesex, ropeoshers- of Lord Wellington are illuthined, and must disgrace M. togas sod G. Angus, Newcastle-uptia-Tyne, priasers.-T. him in the eyes of his countrymen, - who bare not' cast .of and theta submit a* 'demean.themselves E. Dicey aid W. Sutton, Bow Chbrch.yard, medic lent us their aid only to lead us to the precipice of , agreeably to such o ' h orders end instructions as they houseman-H. How andJ. Wilson, Long - acre , ena c hta l ireL re. J. Crisp and It. Stokes, Nielsolas- lane , Lessbard-street, bat. slavery. In truth,. whatever may have been tied-ak merchants - M. Vote and E. Williams, Eton, Bucks, tent of his services on our behalf see nothing, ! • . ate the eX.- : shall receive from the said tiniteit Ca pony's sapra.t cargoes, that the supme;argokst and agents of wbolesal rinien- e-J. aad i" . l . ll Cbees "" b P m iv o glit its7Li ltrect ver: when weighed against the mischiefs that would re- the 9 pool, atoouStants--R. Rosson and J. Rossini, Liverpool, up- salt from the adopt i on of so fatal a - project. fhe parties • and the oommeudig - Apt,the said ships, I- - b° respectively, shall forthwith *kr their aryisal at Widen-R. x!illigan, T. Clarke . , and M. Shipman, Hinckley, indeed the author of it, the sole means be has of re.: Leinotershire, hosier:: --T. Ward, R. Ward, and Ho Destutl, Coek.hill, Ratcliffe, Wackssaiths-G. Priestnall and J. Booth, deeming his character, is by withdrawing it, and con. Canton aforesaid, deliver to the neltenosteggoes of the said United Company an recoiled In **lnge ell the Manchester, rectifier. I frssing opindy his utter ignorance. of our indite ! tions. The .ready acknowledgment of error jade- , i goods or money obtained by - then', or anz, of them, _ a barter or Sale at the Japanese Islands scribe pieces . grading to no one, and is the uniform practice ' to the northward thereof, or on the coast of core& ; every man who unites Integrity of heart, with intel; in n d o f a ll A mer i can an d E u r o p an t oo ds, if any re ligence of mind. . l it:pining undimmed of ; mad also. of all' the stores, of " But if it be the cam, that the Regency will ea.' , and belonging to the said - thipi, respells** ; and tertain a proposition diametrically opposed to ordained by the Sovereign Congress •also that ail . money received at the Japanese Islands laws of the lan t d he , or other parts .to the nor th ward thereof, or on the how cast the *emboli; submit their conduct to the ha- coast of corn, or h partial and searching judgment of a people zealous ou4 cured on the north-west roast and a .elher eer for their rights'and liberties ? How can they per- such places, shalt be paid into t h e said United Cam suede the nation 'that a projeet pall) , which no despot .iS treasury ii Canton , for hills of exchange,. as Ik dares to resort to, from the fear that his own servant ; erliinafter hi •mentioned ; and wills respect to fors should become the competitor of his throne, can be end other American goods remaining unsold when consistent with the general interests of the EMPltle' ! the Old 'ships shalt arrive at Canton, the• same shall 14 Venerable fathers of - if Lard • • - - -of the said . United „ r , ' PS OF FAR'''. JIN 12 ., •:' litosolosses are going tows roporso,try your 'ammo - -two:7r -7- 77-7 w— -" --- "777 - - .7. - 7.7 - 1 *; • "opt otuT If4nlA. Wile tK i i'lo • 1 1 ,Vi...k-i 'SR; Meek*" CerPe eirttri. i •sidlllotl. Your scar City 4 P*ffei serileus its shOw s.VV 4t t , , 1 4 1 4 a t ios yl o o o so ..( : , ,• ~: s e iy • aisiiy qfi o . VERTAI LATICUOEs. • . bority of the Prefect of tha Mattel the first suppli- . . .. - 'apt hero of coin. , .-„,„;- ef 'ore itlonee on ~ of ' several of Its Meisbers ;o. re It "f.. i s . . to also Cs/of t 4 sit 44 *Lord W e lli ng ton • . . , ... . attar stating the pima , names. recites Ili fonows :..... le ' S. of to the &Outmost! • co Ali '"'.. which db. .to -r - • • ' •cy .of the . . . a . .... Cs the ea ld u s di e d - 1,1 - Coato ill ! ' by t l vi a rtne re etV '' o f this do h said, . . • • , ordi , , ~ .A . • -:,.., ' . , '. l ! ' 11W 4 e4 cw°thidt7 ' I - ,Ssindry sarictil aist. Acts ler hal A i t m li •• I ' .., .: .; - 4 .... -- ••••-s dittlitr to tbn liolo andrixdosive tkeile ' the solo at yon basw jest 404:Aims a world , -- . - I' Wild" Y°Vr t i lt • . - dud . re, • ~., i and developed yotrllllol.. govo t outonrowur filkhillibil.lllllll4l4llollMlNflt • • .' ~ ..' . t . ,r , ... .: , ~,, , i , • .. , duo WI *iciest, privilege. 11 ;Atria lad fteildeiting • (gust Somas° ; anti 14111111' is required of them; let AI firwilliiefettg i , • , ~" Tit . ,all ' use° ,_„_ sbs•Eass end ismittles•and parts'of4;ia alro p of national honour Of which t h at no thi ng can cause as ot• wow on 'is At er w . ~,, . Wrests th* Public ' • rific-riteven4 . it' 10011tWeitiens . . . ,___.A, . •' c' Pei, to do lt aattssy, yowl tare. : op., of g l ory t o w hich your‘kolabOanielled . "- • . 4 , 1 , 11 .„ 1 ", ~,,_,,, in cetteks, - lowliS r onii . , *fries, And AHI6. issiothiOich can algae con.: % did, posteriv will endtiateumentple t talto , ._,, . . seal* .. ..,044 . - - , .„,,...!, .., . or! , ~_,.. _ 3. . Vie s , es . so y 4 • ..: - - • t h e . ca pe et Bo ne a- sot ~ t . , . .. •14 at 3 y, Si r e, this 'nutker,l/1111,14tihe InnePhialrt •• . • gs'io slain ( l4' . •if ~may &patrons* to thq - fir 'darn, where any Wei, fewhitlt the• l ol.4Pnal your' Majesty ! KO' Year .-4 ! 4 P 1 v e r***kallift,, 1 .4 Pt '---..' r, do ._. z...e ~1 ~w e Arask..ocalc idle, •th heed% is, r tht to Ault Welt, oft felt ivaong.Yout faithful snide - Ott, - • sontilohre Illy*, I m eet s pe w eeepetetsi , ~ . , , s , ~., . it,, may be , _,.. . . va. . or . crson. per foe jhe i city of rrytVi to. 'et . ftesschmon, as of y 0041017 t• ' • i i iii r: -ars woe, it elan* Mit. r iP lft a n . ::::Bl i v is eme i a s ii7 - 'O, .l, sol i c e * . in b• I : " devisitikli4 to be sues dud • (siaki) " mattionsgs " 111 41„T, ••,-,t ,fir~o4l , b r a tree doeilsi,‘ . io• ..i./ 11 1 , . 1.1.t5, c oo DALIGEIF., 40 . V,b,5 5w., „ ...,.a. ,,,,,, , veivagibierpowttn olio tottimpoi , _ L___ j oeleg . " Ar s ori ptaim o i p atosiia to or diti. ~ ~ , filthier traf fi c to or in rota With- *hich /Oil -were . • - uk • ',-, e any or tier of them, with. • 4tiossuau.—Our corps d'arm6e, me ;the44014 &mg - i • . PlistAPts, a wilmilieols`i " 2" old the lieence - onti authority cf ' the said United In, with pride say, that your A t wader the orders Of General Wrtdi,'we:itowe' be 4 : Is% Illot *.tr ialb - 4 'Cletopasep:. Aid White s . the. sa‘d-qthe . parties'.. mit all Europe •it prints a • td tetnio . 4 01 7 11 • ' • ' on s. side of the Nienten, upon the (rootlets of the . - , •,•, .. • -21-, • • ~ WHIM to Whore' di Licence rifts' gresited)—have gment, whether they tend to • . -of I. as . so d,...,j v hea Duchy of Warsaw. . . • - • ' .. de =ess ago' . ' erne ,•_,."""" 11 Amiga At engage in actsdeenture to the itliel with infamy .. 1. -- ''l V JAL 2.—Tca t h ousan d F . rat dp ar iss 9 . ( f ir '.. ' • • www-lrest rout of Almeria, and there to settle this ' ' nntinsents, which sere ever , - , • - s *hick; . ihd the Duchy of Mecklenburg, wdl,4** __„,, -•p• •‘• • ..._ ...... ILA IL .........., ' ' ° • tecteriet, for the purpose a purchasing end: ante, you tliffusethroegh all Z i t 44 ...i. tough.stettin, rot , the Gra d. Ai d & Goo omootnr, peimpnAunit gaiggaaelaciala4 g furs, and such ether goqls t the produce on experience ) wheat the ob.. , v ,i . vi .fP!' s. ! •; . . 7- 77 istocki . . -Coate :04s Ahab** irtirlidt. 11604. ' c.thi :try , at may be sold trail disposed of at , • ~ . . . , - a .. ° ' ~ , ... n ~ .. , Mir 6 111 1beff la ellakt_ 1 111 . 40 11 ge ) Og radio t 0 • kond like thunder-against the - From th e LONDON GAzEnt, ',.psg. I. i', 'tsre sallow which joao~ssolf oi ths altar of ri=" 11411 . after i l attl f • ulat lletstiatted, with. . sor the ea Unttt.d snpuy!ks trade mot Sidiself a 7041... iittthio Sove- ,• . ' ' ',--......-,,' •.'-• ,' . -,- --, unsay—w t hi human being wadi Ai i. e . „ d is „, to time odd United Cora- illeseral, „ ; and . ea. aut-calla of PIVIDENDt -* • -2,, __,._l;L,—..' 1 New voitordd to-otistai:to tits •.1111tish partimoeski - rliw ; aped dooms J. Hiders, Leeds, ......a.awma.- ' end requested 'licence mid permission to carry "MS h i m with the " al .' 4 • Fee ti/ fre s : l :Leicesteri Feb. 6, 0. attun e without Wird% tkil . ligatatittl • - di k e " 1/ o"" i mivek"titlatid trade An each tonanae as. that the same 11 he -tendered infamous in Old. e treet, vietsallet.-Ftb.'l3, At. , - Fateleee-eeett , limed psOple--stow could • Ise, eta : t, tome con- e 4. to IVall, minds, sad stilts' Lodiberi, serehellt7Fl6...ls ll 6 . p. wl , i ii ,,,, ‘ „,,,„ ab , eet , i , VllnCed himself tbetit *Add la Ito ' Wards i i *harts llui Ann alintr in which Irl,d , ..1.r7.11.' er- e." fu'0....: - aiii - 6.17. -- vnatim. --- - ipb: I Alit :i oniari find timaii leadiaiiihrii* airy faaiwiliir ' i Compa!h in the . , trai!efstirtsettc earned on, or to tee R. liageou, - Nickolas-lane, •Lasibutialioat; bill- broker J. Bluatbait, Margate, livematable.butar—O. Dick. ia, Old J , wise-merchant—W. Breeb, dpatbatioure, 1 sex, bone-leaks—J. ketcber, Souttatiaster, fanner—J. Maddock. Raseworriaue. ldiddleset. tiosbeemerellaut--J. S. Downes, Great Presoubetreet, Gosdkwarea4elia, aercbsit—T. Piakertoo. New , roerchaol—.l. Calm, New Broad. si, street, broker—H. , Newark-spots-Treat, • strive 'ef—S. Joan. St. Paul' , sil k-utann Awl arse —W . barthain, Windowsill-bill, Meek er—T. Hicklin Provdence-row, Finsbury-Reare, ebtpalit—A. Hester, Great Russell -street, inerckaut. / PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. . 3. Harcourt and T. Pyke, Bridgewater, Samerret. bestir— & Janis aid R. Neale, NottiNtuai,. buiers—T. Hokum and • . • _ --A- 4,--....A._ - -- -- wotcn we nevceeen penetrates, on learning me ue- 1 ; Wales i s t o- i ntro d uce her daughter to ism. Ma " a - delt - inn t 14 V enembl4 . -„falhers of Y 9 - 9C4.99 9 t1 tt K Lard ' be -- ctlfered to the •-sopra-cargoes of the said (Joked faction ofla Chief who is a rebel to his Sovereign, 1 . j. this occ a sion, and. the Princess CHARLOiTE is after. i Weili"g 4 " "WWI h ave d l i y a r d re ise ich , fr el : traitor to his General, and faithless to honour . -r wards-the handl of .. Gaitsrumeitt., .s, mu, ' ,....o.vernmen. ...to. lag' oes 'canoe or. shall not set peeper to agree tor. i pubrthe, . of the ' to appear n. sc !indite e, care 1 shoat, seek. 0 .8400... , far.10.188 .. it5gel .Ni „ lite _ fame thereof, sktu such of . theve 13411 be Leave we this debased being to the cutting „sties of pochess 0r•y....10. '. 0 ..... • .Cempanr, - at a fair- prier, and - if the said supra... remorse, end tthi shame which the pare i of ory the Diomede fit:rived atPortsmonih front l'Aib on . • remember that the constitution •••yost , hare : , -; - i mi, r .fat the happiness 4 4 t h e ' .; ' • A ri944Ut " ale. ""'''""-- ''''''''' ." ' * liaii brought borne OtiimigiClA area; Osiraco, ant i . :: s .. drreetrrOPl"et 1 ° v: * ... , :ct i mprodeergoes ) -. . soil, ~t if the patties, and " Our heart*. giro tbeasetiros -.up to greater , :without' sale at to Ch bo teasbal b l y t hels tialiset ,oo ed the to cu tt Pateeme . with severarroilter 04cors, from the arMyii ea rate OnU mbe t reer thatr h ee y ' Y 9 994( dr i 11. P 11 04 .itrasdpl . . only 6441 4 ttiw. ..( ii i t, „ , .. ). cou lifiaimo inissiogr tionf , it rit a7 l p s o hi ll Ili: paid into the , thoughts; : and supplicate your Majesty to accept the ju portu ' al. - sentiments dictated to them by a noble pride, ad a - Letter! of the- 26th of October, from 81100 10 44.° 1 ". the lore Odell yosir faithful people owe to you. highest reward '' is Ott 'leve ls" of 1 .. A w e s 4 : 4 4r sire t n ir s . l asi' s ' i t n ra respe lli t fo t r o see n : of the t e . h x ; mention. the unpleasant feet eta Splusiskid4P• • • " tire:, -- Your good city of Paris are intent on . 4 Y irea l prefer fst salt in India, of Om Poe- part of a division with t Ilittios:Codked h 1 reinem . her' that ; 1 4°4- 93 ‘ ' i atil i thizilhered, "' h a ll 1;6 " A ve - a v i ed answering to the call which has just been made to the ' . mme, nding any mean „ -. • Apaim v ps shag be sett attu'cOS •'• 9 as there shall hall' titan s too w bank and foundil44. , whole empire. Her youth are going to fly under loss cm the greeter part of too - crew' - s ipt .. l .. s o vi"-,. tostleatiost, .ouglit `lsr - stephlff i ft: : ' your colours, and run to new triumphs.' -, , l'eileasts oats religiotislY , Mr Ailtelell Al^ . ' ..t4Putallk .'l.- k---.: ....Ilk liili.alrilitijillii"thr,AlOnoilittiTliollf'soreo:rai•oriligooollior ib t e e s t aid he. " G trnit e ed r. . . . • ~..,, . ..r, .. " Does the enemy of the .Continent hope to im,i . b "- rti * , ' .. . trig ......u_.- - ' . hsamusa.' red the r‘nk of tilt *rill !XIII A.- it . : Dm," pre ikee a des feleilia; to be sold tliere, ttaco no att s itormtre. r ester's', e nuermir . - - 7 -. ' 'i; ' '• ' ' re ' . 1 , II . pose upon us by the seccess of his perfidy ; Does marl: a report io . oil itovid . utAnes . the Ni l **, ;tll. , Slate. - Lastly.; . .. . ......, ~...., 00 ,.. „, ,, ..,,.... ek e sus t ain kiy. corataissiatie or such Oraddentlt he think to cast down the courage, extinguish that , f ti 7 eronmeisixu... / ,:7, , . .. ... ".. . teri t. 414.4 10 .4 ... „ thirst of .glory that enflames the heart of French- 1 rn ivi : ani Taylor, Joseph hinininedi Winter anti lea, iss.sionddig rinds on d0p.„74 . 4,f,. .._ .. 14.. 4 ::,, , . ;., .. .. t .... ?. . , _......, ~..p..," 1 : - t. . „ 3: — . , z. 771- 0 A L ,,, , ~,t o, . 774 , , ' iiiirla t udn f th t r prfad "" sce s th m ere ne :f nitd shal i r be remitted f un n• 'll . • '" 1 . Etigland, through the. said aged; C pa ) 64 Whig/ . %whilst that epon every point of this I , t h ir m it cs a m atis z:g oaa roe nalt urte gtet u leraffit erfsttwitue r nre mli• " 4- , •.. . " may * Ifni 01 . - '.41145,, ,ei on --A 1 .,,- , • .4 , ~.igkko., . • . /Sit empir_s!,!re see triphal monument erected , ; MS ' of *yak ssit. ods a • 1.. 'il k of the said ships, does he Rielik we would consent to overturn them , DuartY fur retur l lanta"llll°44B .rl i "" 1 " ' ' 1 14' ' '' : . °l4' ' i • " I ' ' 4 ' . ' •: '-. 4 4 1 , il li g° 4 l 6 ';"":.'" ... '• 4.. k to rOrope, we wbed • tOlasury by hills_ tsg," a)td in. respect to w ith oaf . twirl heeds ;ad thole thought could enter i ? u l am a u ehn ii 'lll lar Yi;7,, ""‘" 7 .4. •1 - . - site. - .... .: -4. V.4'- h .... • . 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