The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-09 00:00:00

EkiepiiiO4- ;oath I *III Sra,—Behig a warm R ed baying RaVOlUtiort, appoititied, to see for their professed said they the means. ba s s had 61 nee re (ions, ham, ty to many dim any viol benefit aye ' seen, felt what - coon In Peer and yet, . formed, raw* I was. set a proved by lor • • s l o S set easlis ags h i v o isie st :s he , th at pi ze w e he ndee ia ra received for information, not with L TinSietallueer ed our sett. The French has* sl i tri4ll l 4-''Oeits. 'Au uairisterhl remonetessems heel in for more thaitwo years, and In dint respect is the . vain ; cbdes were cited, which the Mist Old betterioethe doing. ) *sops is. -being' eir e ce ri e n -, f ,f rule had _ beat • their exactions? Has her Government been reedered the seise motive. . • . more fre e ? as pr operty b een ren d ere d t ime r a t cn ; e ? ;' .J The cites of sit %tides,: vets bid lone isipllcitly gas the condition of the lower. orders been ho- I r e P te otio d er 7 l old tbe tt f , il lig i b resoond . e Pe: d ee:M . th w e ee . t : fo the. o t t ir b e e . proved ? Does she produce mere corn, more wine, x h i g before - he appealed to force against rebberig., more oil then she did before ? Has her , laud been which had become serletis only because their esist. • t n ore generally or more skilfully. cultivated ? Is she eat* could not be believed - in. IT Denmark, for a 1 moment, believed that she . coold . la any way direct in a better condition to defend h erself a g ainst a the commerce of Sweden-4f the , Tribunal of Meal foreign ~ay ? .she less in need of a ferelge in Zesimil (priscipally known by its rapacity) took Ally ? What has she gained from her cossectioa upend to interpret as, It phased thetreaties betweeo with Britain, wept the single fact of eepsilinff Sweden, Remit, sand France, and to prejudge .the the French ? Ought not Portugal, by Ali time, dent of Swedish navigation it Is' . more than pro. to love been able to relieve Gnat Britain of apart battle that this might have beetusuffered, nee Stith. rift of the orrice she pays for ad oor li ng h er j_ eat having recourse to oer Measures of defetoce.e then to olai What samDenmark.m? Let Ought she sot to have misted her sera subjects more on has Denmark es remain. her conduct towards Sweden for the last happy, and con aeon moregessevally lotemsted in ire.aati-tweaty yeers— • What did she do is defending themselves ; and yet , is either of theee-thistli Feeble and timi4 her Goireintseet attempted war, the feet ? I doubt set—end I each anottdortbat se whoa the *hole (render Of the West was destitute of patr i ot i c Member e e t b e Ha m of c eer a e reple it t as e temps. She first stopped before two Diplomatists, yet Pat these onettions to Millar& iilkt • time — is • aloft.-th haat . .4 withdrew • e brave Dalecarliese, who hate her shell, at the approach . stilt remember the another country from which we might 1111 " 13 1 0 . 14 - 44146 of. their fathers wider, Gustavus Vasa. much more than from PorsuPl ; whale Careemellet SiVadefl . ;korai the • opt, .on the part of we hoe actually ***misted tO 111010 after ' She l)olmarlti Was there everldeelaitition more eitra form tad fashion atom own, and yet a llittilite. have most, more puerile In 4 ibltitilois, than that with we seeoeded is bettering her ce n Ak t i coo t . which it then endeavoured he cheer this aggreision .Ead • she aot in view at this period the recovery of! leallosimit ug 61*.r.t ree btliiP d ws ikr ete tish Ct ed n s trtatiaa .l"ll4l )7 • l 4 .lg* ilii li r :g lin of ees De c : l at re4 ctil b Le g" irst es s l wei W w h lli was friesulkAlletakil beets will soon abee• this . sent toy bin after, the Revolution of the Iffth of.j publiolorreir blibiseiblent designs hares fro*: March, 1809; to offer him peace ,? rebel ? 'Reject. ' traced, astride id** travestied, by. a set if Vidlett•;*i log haughtily the advances of Sweden for a parties. tour coarespoier and ignorant pre a tu d er e. . 4 0 ?at pacification, bow mach did she lower her toss" prove s thei 11111411401111111 Ilene fee Sears whaa Fita " ll- that this beaches had 7abaalia4-- —They gebinittod lo . _ I a lc vput'illit, poilaria, be crated ; 1114 ben. • fog* paktal eit,fintrie* untritOriker adliktstiont . war, arid knifed of .all 601000. , ma* physical or meal, of hotting Engfend, pro.. posed ;to that power, _os one rrigroot, to .. porehata - poste. It. meld nokhakbp la_ferour of the common • cause, is Vie event of Derisierliiillillinrto• Info her forceet.t► them el, the Allied 'Power's, that ri,peace with that 140 em would bircaelekot: Some gloater interest to Great Britain. There could hone claw Hort tatlng neutrality, for AR *tar has -heels_, ' sespeftd by the armies acting in Geremtny. if Count Behrettleffired saki, on his arrival in Londe*, litinmerk minds to the general cause; her troop* • kinfirl G.SHERG, Atria it; 'Milt ms.aperoter -ink ; but we demand peace, to in. . -. •• • • • • ......„;,;__ detsusilicallon lot mg Beet, oar colimies, and testi/mei ' ..,4 AL ..; tE.2/ , ' ;• ~_ . .. Iteisioni„ Unbaldbm o ngd tiperesr r eede w o f N or a _ ..14sre:tewt'tsifht rettOteil ns,, tua following fabliau,. I 1M **Soh StMlitikstio,hernt astonished at ir,.ancitlie t l i ,,.._ r it tIM , • 1 1.-_,.._LSi sl i d .d eit let.t a . , S L Atti . h. bmil ' ile t . petipthitittri Were* have bee* clear • but in Plate..of • ` - '" e ''-'7' ino 4.)!'7' •"I i ! " `""e" - 'img '''' " 7— * this, what mid the ion* Count do 64.6it0rel Ile'di; 1815 • - '.' :-..: -_, , . , - . 2 ; .. •.,: ' . ?WAN! ilk* first, ors rerowworiiiiois Tor ft; the mei* .44 I te *e - 1 4k4 e l fil 4 . .--° itri ' t ** , . . 1 -J 1 t #,.. ,tot the magazines taken et COpsnhagen ; the restitu . with my'Alliet,' as It, tilt the 20th of lye slttas of the coleslaw, of Anholt and Heligoland ; the This h e s 'bee" done, to • the end th at' t b ° - l ii tie wi l l ketrintee esti the then gemology, of.Bennsarki and , etrinfOr !kick . .MY Peephi his, In io. 15 0 414 114 1 $ as the price of a n t h ole saar g ot i et t h at pone , o si er _ • mennvr ti ' e set fort h , may attain its full powth. A. I A to w e s spy 4 w i t h 1040 sew , t he to w ns . o r H ain , ' untrea rtctivity, uninterrupted 'exertions, will km* end Lubeck, and demanding subsidies, of lead to this end. Hitherto the twiny has surpassed whi a h .no t t h er t h e amount nor object was known., auto forget...we could only regale our national im. Bat tw e e still entailed one pre t omo k m to issoo, . near : we most hail ourselves of this short Interval w" truly Yin otthetvticription which is dilcult . to become elfair.entlY etrcngr that in the end we may to be hollered ;, it was the petty only of becoming a . coininit our Independence. Be firm in your re. o4 power of the first order % of muting the Hanseatic . lotion ; Out confidence In your King; and then con: Towns and Holland, +without ng question g.y exertions as - you hive dons hitherto, and Whea a paper so extravagant es t* in q was we shell On our sacred produced, it could only have Mee for one of the di ,„ L __,,_ 0111180) " FREDERICK WlLl.Liate two following mows to amuse oneself as a child ''a i. . sear Peloweidnits, sth ,lam, 1819." point. • ' • does, by embracing els e first chimerical project which presents Itself, or purposely increasing her demands, been " Tlid A iikratitfice proposed by the enemy had grallad to him ; hut it will be sufficient rot on purpose to be re The Danish Government would now that the second than the oat Of those 1 1 the comfort of every bonest-Prussian to know, that !this Arinistiers will not lead us to a peace, but to a suppositions email be attnleted to it. Let any one lodges plier this , i t it was thee penniatu,, , se _ _ is ! Tom:....renewal Of More powerful and energetic warfare. Tom:. 46 • 11 . 1 4tiatir 14 'hie fife torntniene be. es • crisis so violent that of the - - it, ought to ____. . • ;-,... k _ k _i; teak Sweden, rand that she did hot even ~4 thlif:Z ' - Z-- ,- semen Prateat* of ramierus-bir pert ' mil / MI " "wri, 9 tremble to notice k ? The death of the Prince loyal, love proved te'Eerope that Ilk •tras inclined to ant sad Sore prospectu s hem bad a costrary direct , rre • ls .l _ Charles Augustus, afterwards - °relied a wide hid Co almightly, or that she was animated with the desire the bun g ling incipliett, and inegmfdad policy el l ' her hopes. An Immediate step was pet to the pin I. a! aieliing the least sacrifice in favour of the common the Non who attempted' it without eaderstaudins , eks, in order to purchase by thekeamems the pod ' aise- , ,COPCNIIMiIIit Parea.--" Owe ammot with justice, ece." what they were about. He will soon conduce only I will of the nation. 1 It /$ ll a trueswith the Eatberpliewers. The King Note 6.—They,said Swarm wished to subject Nor- See is the "U ta h I trust, e t wa S uls hflaiatllr. them - of Denmark entered the lists to obeli* the succession way. The people itt Norway ire too - enlightened owe, that they holm **thing either abou t SicitY or to thuthrone of Seeder. • ab special Envoy at Ons.. slot to see, .that if ever they should obey the same its inhabitants; and that the ;MILD they sent thereto. bro descended to the .most Odic:does flatteries, •to • Sovereign as Sweden, they will be joined to that forward their hividering illtsiges, we' sot sent *hie:' - ple seise votes ; bathe soon perceived (bathe preach.; kingdoms for a common defence, with those laws and well-known and tried ability f ee t h e pommel brat• eel In a desert. The election of the Niece Royal,l the constitution which they shall give to themselves. fro= his parliam e ntary and ministerial nnaneationa J... o Ch:r ea le r s a - , J as obts, destrzei e l i all thee ill pected, rec usions, andard i ths i t j independence, Thi Ihe h r r a t t l i t dinaviattsil b w re h a i tl c i: p i: i t on hei g r er n i i; o l i n s tai for ns When sucis'potives al one influence Our ollicialeptelitty p i nc h & i e • goer after. having combated la vain, lel ims many people of the South. Let despotism now melds, both at home and *brood, how is It it bite .• diplomatic notes, sonsecninou were fired on the.pri: 1 (tatted its brilliant dominion from the coasts of Zes- Plicted that we eltee4 mated In doing PO4.oitillr l 'steers, and the piracies ceased. -: • • I lend to the confines:of Calabria; liberty and feeling to minden or sot aka. A. volume,. ead.m.,emry !. 0. c . : . - ei r 7 . 1•0511 Parsa.-" Theyeine to thaw priovisig. ' fee the dignity of man have find their abodes upon the mosetalue of the North. • e°ol6 "."%__ . I ' lo4 _ ha written -ea th e ge W ar g eg _, _ _ °f i . Note t—After an. tie provoastidaa, and Wait .. : ' ' ammtne Pmena-.. Serb are tbe new, liev - - " Portugal ill. Mail', aid their abilities to dellmd•• 'fronting and liaportunetis precessions twatimpart 4' • c4P ea. ' . * ' thetnelves and aid the general cause of Heistinn - Denmark , of which we tare jest given a pieces, earl Pole 7.--tne lehabitanta of Norway suffer by the •-• • • , widen grime the' tyrant of ihm Cendoeits jiet et • ono be astonished if Sweden .endeavours to pepeta t hi. s s ehade. ._,., of Its putts, and Sweden and Enfilaed'ere . few n eeet r treeco , w i l l eeep l ece say k en o s ) ow for herself, at the espence even .of that kingdom , a i.cerTaakitas sorely grieved as his Danish .. Ma jes ty . him ". . ?o we „Aki o, - f ee the w ere . wee id. lehre e tee hee l soli. why does he not apps an efficacious re how way lateos ood fpportsinitiee have. been negis net b ee ea ettee ti e ; u ehe e ver tate heetehh .,:atid, to the evils, of a people whom he pretends to; accred, of ouppistieg the getseral itsdependence.•• lizerds. her seems te t h e i e j eer ee g lo a te r • :.:;,rf Illiderly ion? Why not cede Drontheim, preserv (faired, gear M or pe l b, „hay 3, No. ir. B. tunnel Paris.-r" They *tube fl a me leeem p e i mol oi, . the remainder of Norway, having even the • th eir seetiamou, Rid die Nottiast dignity.' _ ~ . • s. of alviays keeping it, or accepting the iudem. Note B.—Tbey wit •tir the' m a d a me of aadipaai • which should be offend to him ? Has not :dignity, which caused the rejection of the prelpfasis''Sweitea Mal de ands to make upon Denmark i l'tton of placing 85,000 men ender the imam . o.•for 'the filligal capture of her vessels, which .it i AciDE/470..7-A distressing, accident eecarrod is fit; the P r i m R di g of 9 ola do o . 'Wiwi, al* Mt !'as intended to Bandon for the possession of Dron.. Jam e s : 444 . o4l ; m Teesd a r. datingtha prneeasinn too 1 Lila sane ' y suffer I p, ths pe e n. eheu.ipe. ilWela , -1---41 the irishopriek in, question of such the dejeaga at' Carlton House . A horse hi k bar . e"er, that , aftior bating enennt gwwiin" fee tie ni °," n. ' fil °• aiming,. p( need s , .•the restitution 'theh, filled • with tidies, tallied awl*, kicked -French troops by the -avecialee.ti lkobumesli nisti ~,iof *; the Itelawalata activity of "maser" , 'I , over the' triton, and stared the front of the, vehicle. Lubeck, au AidAe-Ces. of ' the Nei et .Eck...1.00 City of then being ibis to supply the --- i One of •theitildies jam* oat - of, the carriage and m e ld comman d e d than i l e'ttoi ingeirte one t. 4 , 44 a r eveille of the three - anthers provioes .of I%ier. - I hooka her. leg just above the uncle, beside', being 11110 ntilma2 . tmd-iiio7 will ea • the pnaini &Amin I . way IWe en told that•he storks . in' not alienating , much br u is ed:-A 100 y named Hia t a g s e s t ras run- ovei iiiiiiilbil.ft Frock trees'. lo place of this dap- i voluntarily a single villa's_ bramanitled' to him by tie Nu Maltb y a• gandenare s ea fro* the im. tar manna* 0 ( maintaining IS wailonal &Ott, why 1 -the 'Wit of • Sa lC eN6ll. D " w 4 i . with sucb cbil;sid ! ptadtoce• et the cilachmwdriving at a iireetbroogb did net the King ( Deteelik. offer to oommood i ism principle did he not stilleall.,,Hanseatic orStell- 4. t he or ‘ad. ,ll te , .t er e ilisihrint over liii ih oo i lan d ... ;himself his troops-against the Sraperet. Napeleeartboidernn dmirens 4 Ilk* * * oentuti do not °et", I ntel he . imposed' la iiili'lLospitol io . a craiskerein - g was* They would bays : dulled' more storr o ;oio.a.. In le Deebtl.rifila - Whi.,„,,eccept leotthe,reePeFOri 1 Sete. `..y •' ° l -` " ':'..... ' 3 ,- -•-• •• 1.1. • . _ .... . 5 _ end . bad not wring t h e is es s e h a w ar io e . w hi c h .! ' . t a m es _ or hisiessego of the 1101114 . The TeRWIM premise . •- i r, ( ...'• ' , .. , ~..,,,61 1: 11 ' . ~. S'„ .. . ,I, , • -' hurt, ad pressing upon the inhabitants; winee'rme... g oti re e l ri ititig Sonia, Bethna l *ad- thii:.pievieni "yr ... ' :... . 'oleistlatvmairellx, Jo i ,• T IC" -.:;..- ,:•/ • -: truest they have, h o wever, , eettmeded in d eteey g l i v . . rs ? Why secretly place. 144000 snot ' •iniiiKt`te disa sandy s o i fi kag as erdivompeeo-Maelltree TM .Coart of. Copeakagme his constantly wished to theltePosel of Gen. St• Cyst Why Calle the iw. i l a s t ar ta srae let meats at aal:t as se st lMWP . aSeth IIP!4. have every thing, without doing any Wok; . its I . Eirtment for Foreign Afars to write. lettiti to.tho f meohl ~.. - germ - N e;T i rr ftie - vr,' . 7 =l 1 ., l ' Katy boo pissed lobes . tidi method could sacoa t il.— I French bee 4Wqearters, filled with* protestations 9f i ..... thou.) ..., 'lOO 0 arts . . The art ele war is new tssidersteod byes& die i etnehtneat, which the 'rent has (idly jertified 4, Mid ! IpLe, e, ~,..... get -.• sisitere•of. camp •eserciset policy teas own taken R 1 at the oreurtiost hrdispefehes to' Miami de . Dome; at ! Mtg . : ... - .t4l 14 Oati . ' • *. 31 mere active turn, incompalibta i with the old routine St. Petireaorgh, in which he pretended to tebef-b I . NM .., • 56 ?.4, Fine' ino . ne 114 of ofiie. ~ • . ihwers,pert in the - seems of •the Iteedan arnas,atid am r vi eri fe i,"*A'6 , 9 ; !, `IV 1 2 , 6 0 1164 .• •••.:i''. lt r i , w ,„ UV 15 POE 04. ... lis.ffieslinteectles of tree • Em p eror Na p oleons . gi.. to , .. - 1h Irk* al •-. 1 i /11. fl•- W I tweets the Russian frontiers the Vistula have distinguished themselves in every Way by their pa. triotic zeal, and particularly by the numerous de. tachments they have formed of volunteers, composed of cavalry as well as infantry : also' their having completed, with men and horses, the 6ve national cavalry regiments, and the corps of 20,000 men string, of the Le.ndwehr, composed of hardy I°l - On, full of spirits, viho, in a short time, 'have been braved to a state of• discipline' to be employed in the most useful enterprises. All this hit been done; r *although every employment in this country has been stopped altogether, .and the poverty of the inhabl. tants had teethed the highest pitch ; consequently every exertion on their part was difficult in the' ex. treme. • From this patriotic spirit, and "from the traordlnary zeal of the inhabitants of- this part of his Majesty's dominions, we expect, With the etteost confidence, that their exertions will be contiuued with the same effect, in the prosecution of this ea : cred 'war ; and that they will manifest that just and ardent hatred Which every brave Prusslsin•end every German ought to feel against the common enemy, and that our beloved countrymen will prove them. selves worthy of theirlood so heroically shed by our brethren. . (Signed) 66 MASSEN RACK, BOHN A I •• MititareGovereors of the country betweee ttte • Vistula and the Realms Manilas. ••,Datie . l4oagaberg. 14th June, 1813." • , .1y We have often . . mid •,tisot,.the "people of :emir country are ksat . .. ;idiot itoreeomeot of la* teafttry makes 40f sold** assay thOl same idea may jos.ostOostoori t . that is, tiast to .thi physical isrepAtlVivapOirs belittle Oefee thee *it of the worlik IK , oradir Pod riencsti officer% *MO, ;Nada awl* a; ether collier. The h iri 'O4 toodoilef. Pertttiltwee aide trirraiad s ibutsasei*. ciPlowty who arty piaeorliaily- hisseacat to Air worst in Fafnir! Liftet. 1431U14,, ollsertsitefileellelerelniterie, is on of the Mishap el guaL 2l 4. B 4o llB mb a s dt 1164 late 'Names nom% Set: §leillemexibt % Ma Young on gay prone*, .41111104visilsi net attained his Ithikfoam • : ••. str.t. , - • The Catholic busies*, le 16 Xf= t l l9 Sa turday, to giv e grout dtami i!t the Deb; to the Eriseuils of ftetiii•ea Ptaradoes in that country. Every Gentleman MAI, Ames& hi Isiah manufactare. -ben. Cowart* slaked the (Whelk Board on Saturd4J. We are requested to state, tar theissfoestiims of the Public, that the ra,Tle Immtonce r,onsimmy , whose terms combine the advantage, of ether (Alice, besides the payment of Re SitH o f d4t I strnyed by fire, bare opened an Office, o-to la tha Hay mar k et, where the bus i ness al fire sod Ufe In. suance will be conducted upon the I#4llle aeria l !Pun s , and with dm, same facility and dispatch, as at heir principal Otitce in enrnhill. PididSes expiring) a! Midsummer *showld be renewed . *Ma fifteen ' -P.lps".-- 0 Iftry tit?..htihnts et doh t Aft Okt.' . •• - • Mtl4.—lVlsat will do fithallitoots- ofille toot igoolawa. aad &chin, Althorn dor *lobo& eolviittio *Bp. sbit their .Klog 116091 p, 4do• ifittita j Mx,. then they , aro. tufortoeit that boot iia Berostort, it' ii prekeiteitt waa lase shiseisid to io Rogiaid, cas oily . 'attribute his Witt weld bock to the ostrasegailoo • of hie • fraternise. I Nee; 1411betsediog all•ths• pains witiok-abo Court .of Go. •a• - .'. • . •. - f •.• , , . , / ditto •::4p so..L. ; bo , A ... a . Iv*, •• • Ili" will tell ft . Ant ,ifier posessten of um, l'on:• , •) ' - n , sec*** -- 'Z'" -- - ~?..,.. boontionicogiweollwre of Nome' s inwi that wider thw i , starni PlitLU lIARAF.T.—JitiIIe. 0/Yete/VISO At moderwtlon Swedes War efiranded the R*e t . rnii" use 01 1 11 iff SI!, 111 a o*- . ....ft -* . .• . . cw. 01. ?ft h. Oti wow a date 11110diby i iliffiglll4llooo Si/0 hatover held. Wounnot forgot wino* . —4l, at. tn 7i. 44: Dans • !•••• Me f tbat &r o les occupied Doowtholut milk. Ike reign of " 0 1 •• • 7.4- At. ti. &P. OIL sheet+ . ' • : 41.4.01'4.4) :dailies JL tat that tbe 00004* -of *ow., wes Er •• • • 16 . CO. t" 7 .• 6‘ Lamb ... lt. W. to Sr.. 81. •••%.,.......• •.• Alir • bV wittier snore nie Woody/Awed by it.. HAY-MA ... ... •,,, ?i.eß.—Swetieli leas openly &dired to Denmark 1 lioy IL ... . Ckiree 0 6s. 141., it t .lt t --m••4lviss setts* Iltprodeit 61 bread Sweden *wow ll. 16*. ei, Age:lL .- N.- 'br, : :..... •• f ... .. ' . , , '• '... ~ • .. . • -. a . 4..... . . • - • . 't t . tt . - .t!: . ..-, ...k, cog, . . . . ..... - • . . .. 4. •• . .. .. ~ •. •• , . , • • . . • • • I , .. ' • . . ':.„ . i t Ati i i " ... 7 . '. • . . . 4111 ! 14 ' 7 ' . 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Walt '` .."' a blittle ilitkirent pi* ti-sta to Afilkionsi iisibiiir.sbirairse . th..M2/00722itIIMAPe4)* 2 (Cited to the gradattivaliondis ei mallitiPay .* a . t e mp listi. am Mirk' 4blp " *s l y ,ret, Wltasteils:-* ililadrit'44 4 Maiseitigu af that filetiii4l: l 6olmdiwgrbt itst.9ol,li T0W.11.741 , ii m ug f o rmed • supine imps et Os Tomb !Mt edible iii the CoPelibtamk• Ake Piper '• . 7Pil.ft's'eestaliset.:wili bd de , ;I.isf roll eerier .= abassz a rt 4fritri• e itt*4.oritirte ' • ••• • - -- • • )• - . tion, ii. which I hear boom mot epilttiodie. : "Mr:4dt' of Arnd t 18131 Abe Li* ,0440ibesittgsitieeibyesi " gebt dui istle. tie+ . i ani er : !At 11 . lied, i wow iiiek to timv.ettieraidoi sad wiabi,T . P . Vl i. Dtforit bY ui Sw== ii. Kim b 4110 11 l i, ;. -. ~. •••• iAlte tte , u. .. a rif e‘ .. 1141.0tdi , the leiesee dian ardit bsto t ie-41, ,..itivaisii ,tkee lhei i sg aiongo4 4ltbr eli tt i k* liii i i mg ottittii.. -11 !. : 004:i . ,ottli what the opposers et that iteretothre lett lie , d o , s:;;,),i71, 1 ; a tt ili ndet:4liitt tiibstritit a lii wig wrote "- i ego %N I . v ielii_or tisk:alas' te ,iii-,k.;b 4 4 / 4 1. -if, fht, • I tip lonew.croieW•l9 beeline they ho" diets r Z a t h ttl' a L li i e d IT N! . ' 8.7114f liwed "-t a " ba t oie eitegritil. .ik . ' eii Wei its eit* *hermit*, *lndia , aunt do f .... ... - .2 • .. sod themeelros the friends of monithad, gal . ssalunr-rosetwa or she n iUtilowielt tit' • Viii i riewit:Avisit at ,Co •• At .A i n .,;,_ m e d o, a... 45t von .. , it .. . P a ... tldtiglai Nag 'raw' , " #.. i I' ' I o 7-*-77 " . TOON; ' W ley only _differed with their•satigeeleties to :27 1 ,4 1 r i 1 d 1: 1 7.7 ) . • .. •: . :. i ..: .7 . . 1 ore to re, re dewily . Wigglier " I i ns ' Great Britaia s tilerla g t ilt Cigna altbiv a rt li t Note L-1/inmark has milli:sty a d i iiO4 . o.‘i i b o o v. s , 4tstiMi t ii - ii - t ...-. Ili oiniii iiie gotied . I s til l" • A pia! Theg t e a k e t , itaitit, . , :liii i, iiet tap it t .ih - e. i iiiont.. . ‘ I IPk . , . id am& to -ber Power; eh/ allihtswilk gamest ! leo the moderation and . dbintereetednem of the Swe. sbiviresid acgo."... ebe i. . 4441 .-tr o l dior . iii tenet. asoth g neees he , l i theNerveshes of of .* be itaiiieee r, r fer ipihdi ., *ow , .. , a aversion to lilt Freest profesaloes' at freed , ' .Fr ie rlflots in " I rs rla li lirkt S tbe aasaka o f t h e ..ung for the liaise of .Xeirietti tail* civil' , for I which oterelmiliti . limill-ibigh MA desji t r e ieli sa l t uf Dron e. tbeit Wu% alarm the of - --. hare attemPted-to ortosittho hlovvice°ll93"*.. • i i a k a •1w eden h as never - - t . shr place 6 this with the Riskier, Atiiiiitiil, ~ S it Sweat of eival : dwelled *stet &Jig hie iiiiik,ti . : .. loamy natant, her Alliss i silo now groom imitieF*Nt. an Pllk almost timincililei patleece, coil iki er e ; P r " . tios • courage; to take adrantigr of . nit truce with grivi tp , tie tramping,'" a/ l'itiOrei.); aten,tf.4l, _. /1 " land • W Mewed hostilities' for 41Ai . diookt with Dawmivir twethveili hb iftelli tit koedilt 'a' time ; abesight howimported to-thehti mitheety watious sad pirac i es ii efc i se d by the D eis m, pd. 9.• • • - .. i.. . t . „ l o tation of tbeis.rights or prepottri , ithe walk resigeb,et the commas* of tisetyouyir. . . c .„, d Aloud; to mod w ithe, ectie.Diessiftga 4 4 the, Peet l l6 ,. : - erilimoillilleli Mr' tt 11111610 ta . 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T a leer at . • countrybat been the better for her friendship' i. •,,,;.. fo atu _ i its ...hirer,. ii ut ikons wie‘. of ablaiiitcuolusitatue tole sedeitor:thitatiesrof, totaiks4o tiosot *way . tin, 040 44 ort ogal she has had almost sumeationed power; Tam: :41 a l c .- c - umulating bankruptcy upon N a .P ai a la - a s • • '' . ''• .. ' ''' ' ''' ..reereig.imilisimion, the *no et the. ' ClMathio• Coren*ASOW.PAPllite+,.o4-esupiterkkJessise. lie?', !M- do itiai of Deisigark,it et geed 111th, let Mei et, let any man Mt me, for 1 wish to he leo I S etra P t T . aba l lid dis " " ' . . 1 1" Pints, of the NOS & They . in t tb s . centime that..tito. genii; ' M y, # I mon** alauft li ty itliniell 1 1104 . (1, how the condition of -Portugal has bees im... ,t erm . swg* resources en . l . colt . et IT hod s of mi d is ! : . i.. _ . ....,...,.—..._... i_._ lit __ Irll _ _ . 0 . .. a _c Oa, : : pec .., , . _ cola _bu.• _a wall , ; d by her friendship with (kart! 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