The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-30 00:00:00

attempts hitherto spa by theimv—, —.ace trembles in the 'fps' have bees leelrectual. The Austrian General e Milky, has eased Incendiary Proelainatioes, whith here pro:. dosed no effect, to be distributed through It, and a perms named Speikbacher, one of the former hour. goats, of 1809, hal dared to address t• several Bajliwieks a letter with the same ;Meat. The Cois. missary-General Boron de Ilerchefeld has only re plied to it, by offering a reward of .1000 ,ducate to Ncboarer should deliver Speikbaelter up, dead erase. The lest secounts from Inspruck state diet sreq Ohl "remained trimgail la that Cowl. HAXSPROII t Stn. 111.—On the 11th bad. shalt eiegie morniegynevenl itegilsis vessels Ailed with troops; and cinacm : prompted themselves bi ters Neuhaus, afromassiipend of Stade, and Mew barked a metals number of men, with the iatglMirlt undoubtedly of taking same phips which win* iib the port; bet the- essesny. were so well leceliedipi the Cestonsisoase isrucen and gent armee** dila' esstwithstandingiehe ire of his artillery he she constrained to re-embark without aaegsst 1114e.' design. During (Ms essrabet, which lasted arteral• boom the Mayor orNsulsous distinguished himself by the activity with *MA he provided for tbir wants of oast Isoldierr: he militia them himself ciaittidges igen the enem_y's =mien. i• The Prefect, leforased of this tended, .cento Ms; congretulate this iMactionary, iskiheAteietithht MSS the Prince 0f abluouhl l to whom be bed gkeem • an account a it. • Flowerets, or tvirifort 4ii4 • ••13 The credit of our bank bills.gemtuter. . • The Russian trumps have. left the Duchy of War saw in joist Geo. Lolienow'S The Prussian Goveitoisiesst tan just raised inked • ution.the east eveleut parsons. The.,cify of Devlin bag bees eidiiprel to pay 301000 rie : Atnilass„ • 7 lioasauao, Sari. Jokehltants of the .; ?poi appear to appreciate ,thoi timeesentry tbejer. • The .cilivodi - evevroltece era theameimmato maintain it ; tlifiecar wired to Imitate this praiae-wortby conclUct; that patriotic tpirit Is thus ir °misting' itself 10 - the Voralborg, Awe thueonabriptiuu is carried into a. emotion with the ereetsp .valer y : Nuirsrsaan, ssen. 15.A.1he Aichttekelitiatisett of HUngary, Mho went to Vienna to represeat to Awl Austriatrilliaistrrlhellillieullise be experienaed iw; the new levies In Abet 'kingdom, sod •to *mit the means of overcoming them, has. interned tte. , It appears tint theßougarian Noblesiii wish tis tab advantage of citannatauoss, to obtain Mini the Tom. peror of Aeitrie all that was contested is • the Use Diet, which lasted so tom, and in whi&bsy wore set able to agree in any one point. Bedding notion always wishet. to stipulate, as dioidnt, eewilletswv that it shall be confined to defending•the frontiers et the kingdom, and that it shall not be forced to pain them. • • It appears that a true system etterror is this order, of the day, as well in the march, of Brandenburg as in F,ilesia. No property is Atdipected ; every thing coasidired of any utility to th army is tarried off ;•at least such is the pretext used. Horses, mien, cattle of every description ; the crops; .all is struc kC acquisition ; no complaint, no representation is at. tended to. The unfortunates who iodulign in then are constantly accusal of tavouringthe Freed party, and treated - with estrum rigour. The prisons. ot Berlin, Brest u, and several other towns, are filled with victims. • Eight hundred men have for a considerable time been working upon the intrenched camp at Leiguitz. Leignits presents a miserable coup &roil, di the trees which were hi the gardens, public walks, and environs, hare been torn up ; a great number of housesiu the suburbs of Breslau and Bayou had been pulled down. Some walls, for the purpose of erecting platforms behind them, ani placing Infantry on thew, only have been allowed to remain. The handsome country houses around have been destroyed. In a word,. all the country is ravagelf, .and never could the enemy have done it so looch injury, as by the measures they bare takes to serve it. it. l'A et is, Sen. 43.—Several letters from Maiden i.• lig ' that the Emperor left that city "oe tie the morning, to visit tha troop% who oc cupied a camp at Moe. Po eamarkabte event sm. cut red t'ecre; for some days a cannon mei had net be,lt The army was accepted with its usual tabours, I end the most severe discipline was estabiisbed.—; Thus nothing had passed in those countries which in I the rues of own, endowed with pod sense, which ought to have given piece bathe absurd reports which bete bee. circulated at Pads. They eves have not,. as 111111 be seen, the shadow of . probability, and they only serve to pr.ive• the bad .dispereition, lir rather the eslilebie avidity of aeon specelleoes who circa= Wed them. • • Akorttilitiallit, SUPS: I M slie r Kraus Icte esiitelsol cts- iksdastittl, liAl;:' Nato, di. following Itstpeek.dattid Attv lillk - : " I was attacked YeaterAiriworning before B. ism, where I was at anchor 'with seven goo-boats, by ten English gun boats ant Veer boats. " Not.being able to perform Isteoletiens, on account of localities I reSodeld. In the Midis where I was. . " A 'very brisk fire lasted trills eleottt to heir. past three, within cantion4hot. Ilea the 0)00 boats retired after having lost mil 4 Ilea. . ) " Two of these boats were its danger of dal* and the others were obliged lei tow them of. ' - were sleep after joined by three esemy's gun - boats 1 but setwithatandigg this vokalitt*hiest, they 4 0 4, . not the .track. ,1, , • - -. sew beets wore O. Or loss darsogestil liras foe An to polio* . the enemy. 4sd - ,l ikakiligkend )(wounded, among * ,He r b to ‘diessosohity: P 4 goo-boats can be at I4E a few sicyt. The @meaty is ,at 'anchor .1014 ee dedgace be d , with eleven .goo-boatt ; ' tbe twO Emmet iamond, and it - appears cdrtalp . %Iwo bows souk. _ `Sri* V' (WPM) " JCL AUMAIIII. liejaity lias espreisi hi. atishetioa eimi taM aihme-sa/tr his wig" .~< ; . . • • 1 , 1 . . - 1 . r .. :. . . . - ..! . niNGU PARER& If !mat, 'art. 1,11.--A . ll Ow wimp . '. , t 1 .• • • • • ; .1 11% A sorest Disks lie. thee know probably 1 1 1 0 a pa: 1 ;1 intir bow fur . llownit 'den, ' loci well , in.the . isoiliett. , - taeluments• 1 1 after SOOw end the wile, _ . pee*. ';i4los'arimay . to the officers of tba army, - ' - . ,• All those rovers slake 111114 . 11014 . .1014.4 0 _ UMW WO* The/ piseier sovver.ted.“lfiltirlded WON, bet tvoitteriefee sups This is 01.*aeser of ' ,w*whieh ylOds lit* sad 111ipmete 'Mkt this, whitib 'vecently iiepreeed le .the•tolve of Beyreethi.etet that &titivate. atty if which we; veilljeereatle, will give ite idea scAlia facility liiiklaritklt fisiklvmsets Allow theme 'Olbrits to be de* by esqtythisitiitirapiiiiessing H t.. fialeast audacity : ti h V iroi - iiiiir - . . , ;r fa hi the. Irginalitg 'of -en Aoidrian Alger, Wen qkutered Sayre:l 6 . itimoesiski, the fulkeesiust of 1.50 Q sn • illiiivatitiiiiittlict :t umlefacters,,conlisettiblifiingiiil ,- ( *eq. still - shogli 'be *fit •Ifbettritt 'wok Arita) , Si tbreatgied, and al, , last the authorities of the town bed the weimitneli to grant him the setting at liberty, Which, he thee viemasided, of i woman; Mu toOlt up this *omen belted • him lied Aisappeared: But. it *al soon known that thie terrible partisan wags clobber, the beer tlediumoMplice.ot the woman, who insole* lideakeir es an At trials Hussar to deliver Ur: . -;6;'•••• .., - , • , ' • Thif - Ave, 11011. - • • 0 ~,,5eb.4..4,,;•4 Liibes b • • • ••. ••• FRIO ' S OF •FrOMT4III RAY • ONK O'CLOCK. Sank S d t' pet C C ri. Co. t 311 • • oq t :re 914. per Goa. • Ounkie et pr. par Cat. Mai: eV . =for Awl- *9 Lang• an • "E• 1 - UTESMAN: Lomox: Tiiy . &Mum, nrrisilig* Pt Madrid.Galrden to the Mb hilt. were received • this ate!ming, and •their coattail WW, be found into • - . - . St?T. 70-AVlL.W.llllllofset Qi &kat atoseaseusts of Lord teuttaci s lis ‘ (74Saloals. eireelaSed with mach apposisace of rebuild. Stiassidessenlyi pukes . or %saw is safer. tag adder a disease which is psesdlaito It. It appears that all the dying divides, are to rein forms the Pyrenean Aisny. Wean assured that Gen. White:wham, with the Spanish troops ceder his commaod, will Mkt the same :direstion. We are persuaded that Lord Wellingtae will have 160,000 men, with 16,000 horse, whea he reeeives all the Spanish and British force destined to that point. SJkaAGODA, SF.Pt. 3.—The Preach •garrison, in this fortress of Jaca, continues strictly blockaded, and is reduced to the greatest eatremity, by the want of meal. It had reason to repeat of the attempt it .made to escape, and must give way to circumstances or perish. . The Valencia Extraordinary Gazette, of the Slat olt. contains a letter from the . General in Ckief .of the Second Army, in which he states, upon the ace thority of some masters of• vessels, who Wheat ar rived from Salon, that Barcelona was evacuated en the 29th. But some letters whiCh have been re ceived from Tarragona, limit that Suchet has forti fled himself in Cambrils, after having sent eight of his best battalions to Souk r wed this leads-us to sup. pose % that the said evacuation is not quite certain. The Madrid Gazette, of the 11th September, can. tains a letter from Generatyiere, commanding the 4th, dated pp", Sept. 2,:t0. the Duke of Wad giving an &Want 01114 attack madaupon hii position on the 81st' of Aug. in which the enemy war. three times tepalied with great !Du. 'lt•states 4ehatlitw-French-tdvatreed - ftyrn tirtOrt;ootrr that his loss was great, but that of the twiny was RHO,: miter ; and concludes with firing the most seqiiililled praise to the Ofticers awl soldier, en• gaged, and the- following statement-;of the •Spanish logs : Kitz.ts,l Mid, 17 Oaten, and'UOiehliem_ '`: Vemirsa•-• aka, Oilers, led HMI .Itacanne Cionnvosere-8 Oil asil ;,..,tassarriplWOO-4.0011011% and 66 soki!C9* • • _ - Watimistaras# bib arrivals trout the. Continent, teteflipece to eotetnenkate this 'day, except ease. ferther extracts from the Paris Papers of the tfih list., ,Ithicit ore of little toperteuee.— 'Thom is, 4011eit4 an Elk!' ,freat Eatakftti, - of tlao Seplemberothieh i the Aferatog Chevaide says, 44 Walildliad Otos* to the bora, either that the were et:fully in peseessioo of tafpoc,' oei: et ,Illi#,:#4l . *ll.l44ars'a comemnicatfees le that . 401a:asiswiderable tlaeger.l lailiasaakta do Editor of that "ro ,40,01, 1,4064 draw anises!' sowskilliOnit Asslidad4loll* •the sift* in Ohifi.edrl*Seadsis) will aot',itdmitioltit - • . • 6 . • ••• • . • • * .:t h fvel#ol:4oo4ln ‘ _ ' s f ritiriri:"' — ecoliN i lli inetimat.-e. tliet:ittemeen - epee and thirn kitr'' ! le tqwo ll Xept:ltt',Peiptittier siltation..., ttitelloWih ' Poliarl 4 tekett-Irtim a Scotswel-oCitet of (lie . * illorfthstlibtfikl, tialoday, which cairles'iltainvep of thiseheed upon Its Olt, end.orn be . contidered in .no otheslight than an expiring . 471 ofa 'Woking' ' Journal:.— ~ •, - ! ; - „ .' --...„ .. - . ' l 4 4 . . 1 - The Refolytion, Armed ..,cetter, - Ltiut. Idnoss4l bee aseived . in eke Derrni froM tie "Mien eir Fluskioga being sent, as we . .eteissitga;b74lol4, IfoviewAo.eolateankate- initial/Mem ti -Atlasist(iflio; ..,.., J;ll7r *eked (teethe Data coast, sidittfie. 1. t 04 floriTcselohtlit , ' .11t• acceentstlttee . iltat 7 n‘ of deilliratelmitiett•Oesistenied Inthweltiglaben , of Berlin, :en, the 18th, and • coodneed 'de rielg •t 19th as fia t th at the Allies wore successful-en sk i iri . eat iiery pout , and oltimatelysuCcoredectiA se*: ' 4Atftieright lad left whip of Natotmon'SGrand • , Irmo the centre,- l couesquentie -elf ..witick-hti ; %aft almadened Dresden and the dee of the 2114. , /be enemy was closely pursued by thesAilled Army." It Is really astonishing that - nen of reitititialtility will lend themeeltette)web slle prectiesifi . tied it'll right the public atimeld know, that thiritAte Tone Sleepfteg Parfurt.l* the Herald (in atiditioe to the Reverend Baronet), Who stanclhigh in the estimation .ef thihr friends—the elm is a serf eminent Lottery Voitiattor; and the other &Wholesale Liles Draper, it** be considered In no other light than as - perties meettested in the deceptions practised by their Paper tit o the public. The London Press may welt be dietiminated venal and deceitful, - when they descend to such bale tricks, either to gratify tkeireetplOyea, or enrich themselves; but the - eredulity of someperf of the public is such, that there is• nothing too *or* odious for them to swallow ; .and we pveleete it is one of those evils that will in ennewelk !talon, deitia ,We are constantly in the habit of readvie‘ tits. Atom letters, charging us with a want Of loyillA is sot joining the herd of scribblers,. *b. propagate ali manaer of falsehoods ; and one of theta CorrespoteW beet .(ito doubt a Pensioner) is• very angry with as for not itilnithe.old Serjout Br.Jfivirrorts, the repot title of Caown Paulen. Now we recollect the time Crime it would have been considetei la . Treason to Speak respectfully of this sew Alitif. ours ; and meth are the rapid changes produced le the conditions of some men, that it requires no cots. mon shill to regulate Oar conduct in this respect. We hope Ministers wilt be celled upon, immedi ately .after the meeting of Parliaineqt, to explain what andentanding or arrangement 'casts amongst the Powers now in alliance against. Pronolts as to the degree in which her power ought, for the general weifate; to be reduced. The importance of, inch an arrangement isiso great, that we dace'renture to pre dict, if it has notteen made, that the most splendid military triumphs which can possibly be gainedwill not be sufficient to easel* the present Coalition against a termination womiproitable and disgraceful as any of those whichiOlVe preceded. it. We will 'oppose for a mamma the Allies to enjoy an vnin- Ina letter from Liverpool it is mentioned, that a terrapted came of success, and BONNTARTZ to be Gentleman who has arrived from Mintz, had seen, so far .bnOtbled as to be .willing to listen to their before 'his departure, 'ettracti from the Papers of offer* er Estee,' ea the condition of a distinetion of the United Stated; to the Vith nit inclusive, and that hi s pear: . 4f. the Allies shall not proilen4y . hese nothing is contalnedinthem regarding an embargo. determined littongst themselves what shall be tht elt.! • ' A geoeril vblueteeelog Here the Militia of Great feet Of their •tkpostds,; who can, for a anoteeets , Britain and Ireland, wilittilliedited to take place:pre- , • .... suppose o b e t ese , usw ei m i t i, le mi b e t h en n onee enearrioos to the ensuing, wisibisksof Parlinesent, nod pre amongst themY, Will not t h e reiteration of w Cre - r;efiO.,, r e t l itit is el i b ::: l e a d j4 l t e O lt lag wader the ladependence be demised selfreleot by some; will . An order has been yee ;itii y ;mired from the wit. not otbersaintead forth' entailayetion also of 1191,!, Mite, directing that the.eppointments furnished for lapel; will they not differ 'as to the settlement oft the pereme e n e . ne i ree s e i o j es iis eo l oik een o f t h e . It a ly and swirieisoct u • Whoever considers the dif lomat fiftfitlo, ere stonikloistitilit,ad at the Perla-et VereirpAreeti' . 4 - Ificiis eiVifittlen iiiiiiiitni 7 vis . elifin l 4l eleetilliobOt .0 4 at'Ote lit tour years- . l et fines states, whe coimpegetbe present leageo.sgalesi e Yesterday a Court` of Directors wtS hetd.at the Frances cannot fail% to form, if their united 'time i gist l e ndia Hmitss alien the ship 'MIR/ A dal:- Ow!" continue 044 wecenfst, will perceive' i ge bt:l i ll 12 ry Erg:4lo: llk h e et 11 CO IP' rsir r a t tid le i : t r i re. " hICC41.114111" dasgic lit: PftsPerity- itself .being '• the ander4cmdto.44 capteina were ' scorn into the fatal to the allittaiii' Of of BOWMPARTS deriving I i command of their- iintieCtivesitiPS, viz. Copt. Illicit, coniirMatioe of Lie pewee.* . the'very octets of 1 Ceilietra ; Oapt4kswatosoit ‘ Nctetse--Bootbay and tiumealertell which bad been employed to overthrow! Chine. • •••••• ,':. . , ..,. ~!!, ... • - it. The necessity of ee ti c ip a tieg thi s -daeon t i l l Ovewsit , Leasemewerhe . metre*, files order in " siolliffiVil 111 c 11 1 1 ""P i t fill* !their horses, it mentioned as loslbts themselves to the permit eV; de . , pattern:to 010 whole arm i t , The caste assigned is , $11 1 ,140 1 010 1 0 11 11 ,11 4 4 . 1 . obiicf -4 1 . a behislainm s 1 they newer deli* s • Loden y tkerntelves to the care that no cirattattancesef petitiperitys , it their horses immediate y on 'making , a halt, cr SeitOtillelßleet aid seductive, shall tempttliamid. coming into quarters. eves at eity - thing beyond the' moderation of thei r 1 -.. 'We-are sorry to announce the name of Sown 41461 # 1*; ' 6 " °vim° that we ehaild get aewhe o b ver NcA ll i be Tt r i t t il e Th ri altab ti ratt in C it h7rt f ' s. n . in W * J.:ills " : .4111"*. pledges having : been e ff i n t. If we h a d me , patisi r se with his friends li on account l 1 :f . Id:misfortunes. koowit that It is the. towoosolooo Policy of Goooro - : Whatever may be his failings, and "let him that is •,'41,.. prefer Abite. s iplendid to the legal,' without them cast the first stone at him, he has with . 1 60 ' dlifidlitkillilleppineeS. sell tateeellttty , out dispute, alt the PRINCI RtiGtNT said, " Dons ift 4111111... - nilltitkiii;blrly risked le tots' p ereott.' store Pod' think other mati.inthe kingdom ;" h e sees wiligerSeoWiglisok ringoggs,......—lt 7.4 I blur .ad winced the tope -of education amonpt this . . allifielit. flo) ., oa r that the • • .OW entloO s tent—kehas roused the sleeping frien d s ~. . , n .• ~ ~ . ,of the batent l , and when his foibles shall he . 4100 . 4444110.0 to be the 11111Paer *Sat forgotten, his *ids shall be held in everlasting rii t.44 1 0,41,4 * ' ialailltifilo9,l ' Of DeadV le 01.4114" mew NO' . . • .-. •. t . cI.PITUOU ene. Illy should not be damped and counteracted by their lanimosity tpwaeds each other; and that, finally, tie distraction of their councils, the want of conce&a n d rigour in their military proceedings, should not leave -them the helpless objects of an easy triumph - to a. 6 who possesses all the advantages of unity of commit, • aal energy of action. We do not intend to invinu• ate that the discrepancy of object amongst the Allies to_be sogrest as we have, for sake of illus. tattles, supposed. That some difihrence exists ,linistalliat them we are meth inclined to fear ; seals ylettror extent It exists,- It'ein scarcely foil to peo. itee t ia a correspondent degree, the evils we have Asinnerated. Oar opinion on this subject is found it on the omission of any precise statement of their designs in every one of the public declarations which * different Posters in the - alliance have put forth. An explicit explanation of their intentions with re spect to the diminution of French power, stating the .istographical limits 'within which they deemed it ne cessary it should be confined, would has evinced so much plain dialing and integrity, assould not bat have been highly advantageous, to their interest; aad we feel confident, that no ether cause than the exist. *Awe of some difference on this subject, amongst the theasielves, can adequately account for such ex "lunation having been, in every instance, withheld: Another ground for this opinion is to be found in the federation of the Austrian Manifesto, compared with the extravagance . of project that characterises those English Journals which are generally supposed to speak the seatimentx of Ministers. The former, in ',many words, limits the designs of the &treacle tot it 411iudox of the external power- of France, ,g,qtrenounces any pretensions to interfere with her Internal government and policy ; the latter, by their unform language, Intimate that it is the object, or, at lead, the warns desire of their patrons to subvert the existing institutions of France, and to re-esta rhlish the exiled family on- her throne. This design Ministers will not, of.,couse, avow; but by abstain 4 ling from any explicit. declaration of their object, and by exerting their itqleence with the Allies, to pre. duce a similar omission on their part, they gain this advantage, that they . are at liberty to rise in their demands is proportion to the success that • may happen to attend their efforts, and thus render military triumphs unavailing for the restoration of peace. _We entertain no doubt, that this interesting rsubject will, at an early period of the approaching Session, be brought under the consideration of Par !lament; and although we know, that in Parliament is at present constituted, Ministers .ere were of a majority, either to wash any enquiry; , or to sane. tion their canard, whatever it' may have here—. some benefit must arise frem. the discussion of the subject, as, it must extort an explanation of their •Alisrs, and convey someltrorniation to the English 'topple, who arc atildiusimillnit utterly in the dark as to the policy of their CrOtofhasent. • .. !! ,0 !•-it)Pit a t.,* 1, 4 \4q°:/ rmwasee' agymeg : • moot ' ..rgaiiiziot,..7- 10104 . u►Mli it btu aolemseviet: • foLgeodgele, c5l . Totidinb:The *7.1944E. ` cast sells. •• • T ' s STAVESMAN. =- • ii trod , WIC 0.1114111%:':'11eliiiC= 1111 ssisetbriew fillsniee t tint e P ox e s aim Books of rho Moo t roolosilos 4i "I Iblr,:j_Ktur • , tit the horewories et weft M. disturb f aro lo ignorance or jesgess s eac h Gi b e • . ns 6e. Sem e daYe efter we " • - regliedill bed r A m p n em; for Nisei &SS fill rite h aii r t e know tot why : Itier ietveeei their nigh sou. • •. made towards the attilaiteett of diode. objects which Atoiss lux e , if TwePl m nblibile 711111"thsit' 11 - 1‘411"1 : 16*16.4111 :. • . 11411"1.111 194441Plikt illi1.4 : 11 : 1111 1 1; ftb 4161("11:4 :2 111:414141 Stk;i .; 1 11141"1 04 ‘.%1:kustriallatrO y Alliilasilmidliratnalno-iniaGlymidersnathaYtneg : 171)"thees"ot4h : Frr c ancef o ns :ti l n h e ° 1 4 : been sflid, • „till WWl** -.2laAllies that the hullaruind i ll efr owev eret: sew s gm . ali ttanners : th* i ttie' twa l le si i ii ' • 7 1 . dist . lie r 4 4 o „ o "l"l 74 ii iv it i alheli 7 . „ 4 ,17 4 ,9 6 ,4 Spain should b; "—r— siso secoredeacsr auldtalY4tisiudivia4asd'soltirlie dins have utftenwit ..„: 411 , 4 111 ' 4,1 14 4,1 1 01.4140)r5t04 7rgi1r- liss:ruoroliss VOisi.tgof out cotaltrieries dears, should go so far as to k en indeed mot with sortm 'stirre.vmmg. otos fie': ions on** vas auresisa.". oh ola a th e soscoratiou of the old race of Monarch s fereut -directions to- Mt. Any ate draidruilitt these , rat ziga. sad , ihrllov., a _ Fransvajleeke say pastibititi that • a confider w ill ina i so ders, tiessaolinglins 11016 . am"- . -111 " 11.8 ' ar. : . comiiisturssiiioterials SO` disiOrdant Id 1 hold a well informed of dm mortis of the Fmodhoolmsios, waisremit feßoic A.: • hi" ou p m i n oa g b il k s d es i gn o f are idi al ab e as, leelateade. trueipodstereith Obi ail lopeabobte ropes, irettbm ; that dispels, and-jealousies, and (11trres e as bus o ob t in Soot, may' looked after oemierr . gi od " To ss 4i i a 4 thsp io ng th i s. should not seise rise up amon g st - its Members th st the arils, whit: bi ers "' cou t .f / s coppe'ileney . to ja sodeavu es . i std ta...e lia ardour' of their efforts against tile "moo n ono . - • • - • • - 1 • 4b,