The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-15 00:00:00

A .i.ed. Maw. 1 1 ... .. .... : ... ... , , At 0 erft.t d ... ..... U 0 . •.• . • • • • O - a 1 Ow. stock per Can. Cuss. per CeLt; itedical, 70 4 per cwt. ON a per Ceut. Navy Coosa's tor lk re. Jli tsn A tift. 9-111 huh,. Stock Bouals 20s. pr. li‘ch. Milli, 53. 4s. pr. Dino, 544. amnion' 1 pr. THE- STATESIVIAN. LONDON : PRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1810. This morning we received Dutch Papers to the 10th instant from which we make the' following extracts STLITGAZOT, MAY ,18.—His MAJESTY the KING of Wk. temberg and all his family are io great grief at the death of • his ttoyat sugarless raises CHAULES PAM* FRILOILOIC, Lin of his Royal Highness PRINCE Putt,. This yaw Prime was °aro the 7th March. 18;19, and (lied of a coovuld sive fever. His 11A•ras'Y arritied this morning at Louisburg, to pay a visit to Nunez and POLIOCKSS PAUL, and to ex press to them the part %thick he takes is the unfortunate event.—( Moniker, Jens 3.) •' Vsntes, Mar 15.—They gist with great activity in ear dock - yards hi constructing new ships of war. — Five ships of the line have already been began, two of theta aid sons be finished.--Ail these vessels are re stsrbable for the lightness of their conitrurtioat In order to launch them, the canal which leads from the arsenal to the sca has been deepened and enlarged. A frigate, two brigs, ands corvette have *Trendy been equipped, and are ready to go oat. We. have repaired part of the 14 Rus sian vessels which were here. The Roe frigate called the Crown, is in the Canal, ready to pat to seat three . French brigs, an Italian gotetta, and a French gao-boat, are in thj, port. We see at the entrance of Lidon an Itallin goo-boat, and a felucca. We have at Maatelocco a vette, a brig, and several gun-boats: different anted IMO are besides pLiced in Verdette and C.hiosza.—(LepOnt Gas Bette, juri4 6.) Pr.esauat, Shiv 21..—1 t is said the ?VIM alit is shout i3o,okiJ Strong ; but in consequence of livllisinerittelsar ris.ms, the Government cua scarcely bring 180,000 rasa late • Cie field. Tae Russian army io Moldavia and Wiellseisia begins to want provisions. The city of Bucharest; which lost idoo houses by Sm. being chiefly built of is in sorb impoverished eircutissianyes, that it wont widens*, the rebuilding of them. Tut Prince iidelphas ,packet, which 'ailed from Jamaica oe the 30th of April, and Elisio:. hans packet, from Lisbon, are arrived at sal. mouth. The Mails, however, aro not co GIO Op to town. Waiting/saes sailed from Lisboa on the 27th ult. The Marlborough pallet at. Tired at Lisbon on the 22d ult. elle with great pain we road Lord F 64131... trosa's Letter in Mrs. CORKS'S OlerrOtite. We have frequently said, that the times are getting . into a strain and character that is meat painful; and if there were no hopes of reforesje tide es well as other matters,- Which Otero is, (sae the inconsistency of the moment) all whneedix. voter to aid the cause of truth anal would' desist in despair. We meatito speak %% alias' ie. serve, one this sti on erkey other subject. Wtv have no party,. we have au bias or leanings to any 6,11111m1*. It is the cause of the People, it is the Country, It is the Constitetidn, we defend, and nothing else. L ,, t us net be misunderstood, there. fore. if we speak with freedom of men who have enjoyed, or even continue to enjoy, the public favour. Upon the principle we pursue, We 'must .11Peak of things as they arc, and of men as they sta. In reading Let. F.'s letter, we instantly treated It as genuine. 'Dist le lamented the fact of its being written by. his Lordship, all persons' will believe. • Poor human nature! was the expression on our lipi, and had nearly moped our pen. liat we _Waited to see who would mote first, and what the • .sioeemeut would be. At a Tate hour, I3st night, we receiv:ll the letter (corn .Culonel Wa.troLe, in. closing the copy of Lord FeLgEsTONE'r letter,' • ‘slti.:ll Kill be found its a subsequt coltriun. Lord FuLKESToN c did well to repair,, as far •se Isola posaitole could, the wrong be had dune Cole. net W Air ps,e,,and Major 1)oue. As to the Koyel Duke, whom be also 'stooges', that illuSttioils V'ersouate is removed too far abut.) l 4 LortilltiO • reach,• to be meddled with ; and we tent that part of the matter as if his Lordship, ked o tte r glaqce4 tit higt le his letter. MY:IiINXII401111: rive* Ills maths a maul] repatiittali : ',4!, mistakes an d .60 • fit Ire ere eh* •' llti Lerd:i Wirshoeittbailad tbo t ta iplw Lis lord.: ship , fur the mi.._ • 'and; at 004 file 10,/s 3' 144 OLE and Major 4900 I - *Me X labert.serioust subject i for tit* tfiiqaddr : * illidlifinntiemen is; of ImPortanoie? toor 4 blic,. ! pst.lay ihoof Carl , deeiti 104 forteellitO thing thetiirs. l Cl,4aita hat pttbilflclkes itsfrgthoe. orb. 41 1 .4 •' ohm, if not thc letter of j.actl If; kill been hatred 1 shout lite MilliSteriet and, es , kid do 10.1 calcelolda . risehief. The pttliliceilue .0414x' 0 , 40 6 Alits*ti!C his firoggh, oefAlit Lord Fat.aarovs%? tatplenation; end the Mischief e. instantaneuesly ceonteracted. Titis is, VIII nrtl got. 4 is Toe 'end + im ps statertieots of kelr wi:b' Coltsuel WAnoq.u. Lorslehlp t that the eottotry i patimp o * !ctiligt of wilily :o . llx l t#id le from the tys. tyMrs. C3.4a1C11 1 9 story and • - - nut bgvir could Sly his gr to Mt;. (4. • tercontln .4„ ' ug tr, n L - N. k tit !74 i . if I: • eof T( • 4 Al tr • .. . - NOT ox THE STORY ITSELF! There is an lm.' THE KING Au:Nor WM. COBBETT, Esc poutant distinction here: lot whose character may be assailed by Mrs. CLARKE, without evidence, there is not a word of beet to be believed. — But ; as she happens to know a great deal ; lir is fateful is telliag her tales . when backed .by evidence. Lord FoLaralosz should have semi this, and should sot baye bat his mu., to the DISADVANTAGE OF MEN wao //AXE SAVED THE CVNTRY, AND ARE NOW SOFVERING FOR IT. When a man is right, however, he fads every thing in the end tura put to his advantage, even the very efforts of his enemies. Thus it is with 'Mrs. CLAUSE'S Darrathe. Meaning to deceive ; it does serve the cause of truth. Thus it was with Wazont, the Upholder's brother.,—He brought• an action, fur damages, against the Proprietor of THE STATESMAN, on a charge of Libel, for inserting Colonel WA anLE's Declaration, that the UPHOLDER'S verdict against him was, obtained by perjury alone! The plea in km. tifieatiun, the defence to this action was—that he, Mr. DAN/EL WRIGHT, had IPZILTURED himself on the UPHOLDER'S trial. This *e l ; Mr. D. Wltictit did not dare to . face; and ra. !her than &co it, abandons his action, and pays ' the DEPENDANT'S COM, as well as his own. Can there be a stronger case than this ? Could any thing be contrived, it it had been intended to be so, more perfectly to prove the TIM M of COLONEL WARDLE'S assertion--namely, tha,the Ornot.esa's verdict was obtained bar alone ! The Court of King's Beach was this morning crowded to mass at a very early hour, in conse quence of the trial of Mr. CoMstrtr, 'the well. known author df The Politica Resistor. It was an Information fi led by the Arronmay-Gentaat i for the publication of a Libel. The Libel was founded on a paragraph which appeared in The Courier of the month of July, 1809, stating, that' the mutiny of the Local Militia, at the Island of Ely, had been gained by the antral of four atitao dross of the German Legion Last ides. of the, ring-loaders had been tried by a Can't:Martial, and had been sentenced to receive 100 lashes. Upon this text, Mr. Conesrs proceeded to infer, that the Government of this toiletry had traduced foreign mercenaries, for the purpose of dragooning and flogging native Englishmen. Such , was the scope and character of the Libel. The Arroarni.Gassaaz, commented as the' , dangerous tendency of a publication of this kind. PO considered it as calculated to cults a Apisht . of insebordination among the military, and thinei., fore, it this date particulaily, a greater libet.' s* *. Mr. Costurre, in a most able defettee l sods, tamed the right of free disiession, and amid. upon constitutional principles, against the intro. -diction of foreign otertsmaries into He described the Germaa legion as cowards, who had ingloriously . deserted. the field of battle at Talavera, and as having, after their return to this country, made themselves the terrim of the neighbourhood in which they were giartered. —He thought it hie duty, to apprise the People of England of the danger of hating emoag them armed foreigners, wha t in the event of an in. vasimt by ....,It"NAPAIRTE, would be the very first to desert those who fed them, in order to fight under , the banners of the invader. Sir VICART Glens ha!ing replied, A Meeting was held at Ltoys's Coffee-house, yesterday, to receive the report of the Committee relative to the opposition to the Marine Insurance Bill. 1i was resolved, if the measure should be , again brought before Parliament, to oppose it in the most determined manner, and Thanks were voted to the 'Members who had opposed it, and to titi Cointidttee.—Wo have a word or two to say, tomorrow, ce this important subjecti in additioll . `to our former argument. Ws hove reason to believe that Sir haunt Dimwit? will not be ,liberated from his confine moot to the Tower the latter end of next week,' as the Uouie of Commons cannot get through tho whole of Oa public business before that lime. Lord ELLIINBOROUGU summed up. His Lord. ship considered the publication of *libellous tea. dency. The Jury, after a little consideration, returned a •erdict of . GUILTY ill The trial lasted three hours sod a half. To the EDITOR . of THE ,STATEPreiti. • 844—The Letter, of which the annelmlla a. copy, I shoald be glad you would insert io T** I STATISKAK til).1110ITOW. • • I. am, Sir, your obedient servant, - • • lase 14,1810. ! , . wiitoui. • 'SAR WARILL .44 ttiitisapie lt 1810. " I have jest seen by the PapOrd'4liiii Ara. CLARKS has - at last published hei kink, and therein a letter addressed to her by ins iii ileac hare not seen the work Itself, aed there lore do out know what use she Makes of the ter ; but it cannot fail to occur to you, that the, opinions therein expressed west roveDEDsort.cr ON 'rue asreasemuvrilons sue oast mu. Tire letter is evidenci of my feelings at the titne t itril upon the subject of those feelings we baverakW. dy come to an anderstandillg. I should thereof* nut have troubled you now with this observation, and I not found that Major Dorm's tame is men. tioned in that letter, which I was not aware of; and I think it doe to him to state, andj-beg you to state to him from me, that as those opinions` were formed and expressed whets Iva* satialleiC of the truth of the representation made eq . so now that I have no longer reason to them, I can haver no objection, to disavowing. them, as: I would have done7befOre, had.l reeor. lected haring so written. The same remark ap. plies equally to the B!atber." :. 41 I will opt disguise to yea As seaseese•pki. abieb I atWays feel, when. I ene.ney nanselethe . Paper!, I.. .aptl,my opinions and conduct *aft ftht ~m#tiar. of vitals discussion ; bet i think I wil • 'looted- to give you*fall authority (Omaha "Astute '.you or . Major Mai. may think p,!ntfr... of . .!C4 14 4. -: • s • - .• . • •• 1 “ Ikar . „Wasois„ • • ilt.Xoor obedieat humble Servant, "T. tarns, Seq.' . " FOLKESTONE": Illmatilifff‘tuadee." ' . ;: the adviese from the . North of Spain are to the 1910 fro* St. Sebastiar4'atid to the Slit from CO. retina. ay -a letter from the fatter we are told, ,that nothihteatt exceed the ardent of the people of 'Gelled* in the vast hilt (it preparation to op. pose the enemy; yet fears of a visit from the lat., ter ere expteshed• by the Mere cantinas. It ii stated that the•Yrenth are now 'ao,ooo strong in the neighbourhood of Ciudad *toddy and Sabi,' manca, and that as attack upon the Allies was ex..l peeled by the first convenfeut opportunity. Itl was supposed at Coring.* that upon the approach of such an event General MAUI would send a re. lisforaiment to Lionl WILLINGTON ; yet it is ex. 1 treacly doubtful if such a co-operation will either be desired or permitted. It is added, that the de.. sertionr from the enemy arc frequent, and that 1 the assistance of these tagrants had materially conduced to the improvement of the fortifications! , at the defiles of Villsfranca, end at the north. eastern extremity of Gallia*. . . A •letterfroa Hayti, dated March 9, says, they have had a grand illumination • in honour of a vim, ,tort' gained by Patios over Citairroenx, isrl 1 ' Which tote latter lost one vrmel. • . • It is now ascertained that Genera &ARRAS** is wet come in any diplanatit capacity. but that ;be tattle his escape from France, to elude the power 01 go mArmtvt, who had ordered him to be attellt. al. The arrest of a French Generalis always fa.' lel to him. Nu trial is allotted-4M petty is sent $ prison, and .there, if not put .to death,. lie.: ,gets out his MO in• a dungeon; his .fmniir.thistil ~frieuds totally ignorant of his fates—knowing only: that he has disappeared, but not daring te.mato Any Caquiriti after him. .. This: has • been the cited, with GialentliiattNc, and with Wend others.-;" ,'This would have basil the case With General Suld. RAM. , . , .. • ' - ••;..: A '': : '' • ''. ! ' . . , • • . - • .. '•••-• - .: •:.,-, i . ;:t. ' .4 A-:.4 , •••• , . urshficw or A rag VATIC LiTTiallibldityftilfrltilt ON AeAjlill . ose or Hos • et ia . ate" - vasatr.s or* ',,• , Vt.estatto,,,ool l o Tat Pill .iusa. ' • . .. ". the ife. w ithhisereo of eight miles a Flashier,. hod wit' 1 . 0.11.041, 1 4110 1 04•Yeleet it Moe up the Wgille i g . dame!, with- Fie gleam* et she ehelety's Weds, byway ofreteesodterieg I ___, t Tit shWolditeytglittpeithohemlttretni.everidiie we.seck .60484 we weakens. or shot and shells (rein theluteiryo i almit 1 t e illioad. - The Cemesdore of the 10-shere Mllittlfeii . is in items Staxeret.L, of the Nraphen Wave; a. :- - ea.liiagthasaeter Peale )-ou. Oa the 4th Natant le west. Yip eirevioeimetio the lbotike. a 10-gan brig. talc* with him Vie Porger vellaillsret Ovid Idas meter, up the Owls Chao,. . fel, aed i tn e he gie. up whhhi gauebot of rhohlog, he. iambi • .oraWant get a better siaht of theme—the me mylatatirowlerusining rolled the Elleimas Seed (where, jzl4time Imtt i . l tied da seta rn ?he 'Welling Charnel C it litTel (Li ke d 3 o lid tiliti l , sort !me within, WI sal-shot of the futlowlite Batttris s 1 iig.--Ths (eraeva %defy., et 11 gems the Null . listtery,, of 'r,lilue• 20 cun.4.the Wldor Fate Itosers, ottler• 8 Gust sad within I.,ag nape of the . whale of -Flushbw), be did 1 'ht.' not „..ot nosed with 'he Peale. hat the Piney sod 10;is neformaagettr greendell. Tite . fetrirm was Moro op by Or crew, and thi latter was bearded by theiliellest Ow elle my', dipiadral i however the trees of both esemied •isi their holie. - All this we could ire from the &gal% hat the rand mid the Perim hulk dytkult as, we troth) Seeder them • on - to- , filar eye. Vit:Vle _Ow beidlosr eiti %/Alley towards' A" Vlsoli . ion !"! &Witt e of, the eurhyli. nacre %Chin to tile ilyMpisea . ettreiereed- to our ileehßah ie eet 4 • W r hem -olc *Me . ueie 1 I (bu Ott triter .---; Dui siw.44iwik.liiirph kikirte i , 14 *ilowliet t _Mudbrigul '‘. Ilflek et a bet,itrYtfteklp us ter a te *hit ila* he O il r l s ° 4 tih el 1100'4""' . • --- - This 13alietin of this tioiningLas the Oita of thi ' INKS 0/ CilluAlEaLAND's health It ess follows : Rio Reed illitloww.the Dokrof Goshraiti,asi; has had: a gotid sight, and the wiseds artrfitfivetv jiottii(W• .. • ekes 15. •it Marminda i , ~The recovery.of Ws Iltiy* Higainos gin ow so well that ho was ibis tit t iOlt . I. Catitatt.kesse . loftiest this atotaieg, ' ' . . , . , i -• • His Esc.elleaeir the Prusits dhlgiAllsOmit UN iersigoilled o l yrish to b isrno - o, j4oollier of the Society - of feribistiiot, pree4:9Ftgrone4baser, roli Dert yesterday, af. OarrhlVegititOse : Wass sits rJasies's.strsOi. ' Tip. .4.ltiumc.s. ty , Dread Muster, ht.*, iplipsvii at, iiis avid . i• nos the rttaite et Wdlias 1/01r;iii 1 41. 1 . -- is [loyal If Aces the isksai*ors gni Owl * tient r• et *Ai. *A. RIO fillthi*A.Nlliti debt II beck fia the reesisof; 00 Nt. iikinvicut tats I„ Biz doled a 0 011 7.• ' "W a sefi r as 1 A• feka pt* Oboist id 10•10 ti - his aid. Jersey lattoda heldlti4thit )atleit 110 Arnie: 4 i The it ',l/14:111*. etisit . ,41 1,:1.. . i Zt. : . . ;,.. _ .0. Nle• ' ZOttbi q tr ils,ll / 1 " , - - ilim " ' Q . 1. V — i — ot -r iiiiiii, tU - fulti Ilio! 104101161alitl ,self and loftily; *elbow 'ay e stalk it as a re Fellow .. 4e . ire are It velatat4 I r tow from Fluoiis4, as, 04,0 lator euburglo, We- MOW lid Au t• ' Tlet 0,6110 t:Ote elooloiO of{ Ilio. 2 uromos, Kos& tIoNdl42 St._ Pk Y A trapovegy **AL Rh .• woe, ••4 •t•, toitardo WI were mom* of - N 411 toott. It 4 *Mir i i " illril ' . • . . D or . ...- .. I ~ • . SIR fRANGIS BURDETT": rat by Mali Power, Are kept (Sable fir) within tine Tower, = r Yet will, 'mar lahlAil free ; 4 " t Z wind *at Wm! eximadi year fame. ' r r Aid lleibea are Might Mt 141 year maimr„ . AM pawdoLtmsaev. APllmeta deeply tammmiymmr fee, 'Greet emartliam ot ber womftk sad ;mitt A kWh and emoted ammo. Tbio - imaamot poeirek—leareb aroood 6 . Tios&o 11Isoortia, castle hood. NOT oo hish it raffle. llomos, oftwearia, PA hie tile; The iradoor*.toltb,lbe liortimoropidi. -Ttleophoody appear A Ibessmil Aftilseef. wave es biglo. A thoesand wives Wee divan Ito since' terror &dere. Bev mule aid coureeiree ate eptiest, Fns Peke to PAN ROM ant to Wet Alike bet am rad ken. mat pooh 44.1 .41 *midi "dim. imee,Sent ovesi e it plats 1., • AM Wm temeiled album filer his, INA WA tisk op to /Pe ; ;mood hods OWN' kw. Who_ damr41•0111 RION; • *WM. lONNIMAIS Is widistamie Tatimoriswita.frivitemi.e4, Agliflot*liibmie tel Win, - 0 1104 to di lieTSl7 k AO4 >i4 Miltemtpliteme ieleks; Arai. 116.41 i!“ STA' rims The move War iell need se higit • Tow am* bit 'lkea 1417*. A. 14 AngeliphoONelpridge. • atiteerdtrall, Coottfile% savilisasitirma , N4PeIL INTELLIGENCE.. .1 , ...,...--- • PRA; worm, Jemel.t=a , Arrited the Shannon frigate. font the Westward; the Pitapat ad ravourke sloops; mid Paw twat briA trona min ; also two tro,,,orts s from Cada. loupe. with French prisoners. . - The nalward-band East India Seel, which. Was of Int entail, did oat come is, but proceeded dons C.Wund. D,R . ; vaux a IL—Arrived tioistaasain s ttised4essyN ship Blonde. with a fleet trams's*. West ladles, ad medalled for the Rixer t among Alms are the Men,. %ciao, 'nod m ars maay s lirowa s from St. Kitt's ; Leaden, Itimmet Caroline, Hays; and Kingston. **lamas from Janke a s.tleuor a Fiiraer. Alfred, Wilson; General Gam, Rank; reverekea, roam s and Maggot; Coats. from To*. i Atkin% M alvinas hen Demerara; VS4Oll,COOll,Oad Ro m eo C ogspokb Drysdale. from doligaa a-Baltic blerolwall, Staith s and Dad • •INgile* , Sall's fogil /4. Y.OFOrkl Flora, l'imns. lram Inn bad,* anallbellt *Oben, ants net - isenta• dr,SlSed Ott Sea . Dewing* and Implnable s fend wilt Mans. . . .. - b e y ia;,ygog 140-Passed by for Imola the Lord 1(alo sm .' H arr i son , from inandoes 1 Bailie Marcbatit s limith l ,St. Vbseenif Niel libieolhis . kidi WI neat 841ia6 Grove s !lee 'fiwathisdalea ; Lady Hood. Flataipta, St, lim a ;t e a l : ossillsol;Derdalt:;Atltiews: Gans* Coal& Harees T hap s BerStek, Wye% Baehadaes a Snel c hltlis IW* St. Croix ; Amish., Gary, Viillnins "Way Thaws% Denial= ; Intrinsic, Piiiiiliel Gelianda _ __l Rownels Its Maisel ilaatersit s Taylor, St, Lads etnit s lino% Or /we, i - Cattaines IlaYeit 11te--140% i - 011•101 Dan. ili s yinceat i Rallies, Yono M. TileillA 4411111100 *PON Granada; Bra!all . e . heellt - K .A...46. 11:1 .1 %-•= 10, • ' • •' • •' - . -oar-. ' : Wil Gars just hoed that 'sines the allieelq 4 dolman has boo known is 'the Publie, WO pet, -sees hare come forward tealipeee, thin lts tip tom. aMr.. CALIMPAINS. &idled" M. P. - sad who left tMi its'aittty fot Amnia) sad Ole 'be vas • * Nes 'Tett to i : . iios litipstleilethet stestiest eet - " 44A 1 • 11 ' Ando:Whet setilleose. . Mi. Cams had boot ?ebbed etaoo &Wars, sad sow sight, whom he was &Sabi liiiiis ass ~el (it which boalwsys slept, sat liklifts %NO* he eat mot by the opening 4- Me 11110411emlitatS .nark tat lippeefloas of 's malt gratatOeslieg ht.--; The ewe, es pereelettg that Mr. colguttcs westat*, sedikeelt wool* bat 'dint net utiiair, isetteetisgshat it *at thous had igisiskee uplorshe robbery, aelLheeedeSiridatall :eitamineden Witte the Magistrates as Ticks The - result we de not know, but he erepliseitergs4 tram Catteatts service. Neat list penises who kites deemed It their dety to 'iltd tMr test ' Gothic occasion is Mid to litewe list 'fit, V.'s Weil ler, and the other a maidssetvalat lu else feed t and *he is now is the same situation et.- Meg AN derma* Coitus. It's remarkable thalSerta.r4 OW W I CV:11/4 1 41 Mu persuaded was the area who staletatthe. room, bed locked kimidf Yor tole kaiaks in a ..,, closet, in the saeseleasau ealtelill talk. 3aetests 1. , . %thee. . . A respectable housekeeper In the • neighboer. hood of Fitzroy.square has alsi some forward, and declared that Smuts some years ago boasted that he Was themes who throw* stele at the iil)lQ id St . .' James's Park. It is seritewint curious that Smut Haar hy birth a Corsican: . , nteentvanammsaanews ' LOW Gel:y*ll;4i, we regret to learn, hill coa.,, dams Much indisposed. His l i ordship's Milady is told to, boor a seism very ditferent (roar what - hile Worn represonted is the newspapers.- . • • . The immense contuirse of all ranks who gaze .atthe periodiCat exhibitions of the Gentlemen .if the Willic verifies the old adage, "that one fool makes amoy." Bet after wartieg•and mispilisdieg their time, these MagilersJetraPtc-hare the mortis. ratios to And, .ikit Alre,laerstsfortoisd Greenwich image OnatihmeteeeliPsay . lkten, in , driringy and es eel theta,in.the *hit brief -atemapitelients of the "en t itis , v ' is,r s teiglitOkrseeot irisidditt ei!ioruf Mk", VP/M ► lAOW/ 1 "g au ism. - Lid Toster . i __ __Ose or tholiorkrar 15th CISPIPAS' sat 4„4 1 14 1 ,* of the tliitth Zietoln Mir ilida, pre 'a grit# etttegteileaseet, iint scrissiltdr - their receiving asniliiitidhsg. - amPrice of .46i0 0 41 ireweleat FridaY l "Melt they ;meg* it Toast* fAqiey Of lice, N. li, Skintstitiiitreet, 5n0w.h10.... ict Uti sisal, traehrto :driClLl4al.Pentify,4l . sent turn was -a " May atlitiotial success al : fill' Asitill at tanona's - Lueky °See ; u$ 4.4 ...111- both of the Army and • Ns% :-4 41 , fanner Briton, ' width. WO tliki , . i F"! .0