The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-21 00:00:00

tlisTrit4 Sodom , . Ditto Sid. kr Ceti. 71i °maim b 4 pr. b per Gent { Nat% • Coasob for Acet, ye e. X 40.14 3.16 Lottery Tiekeo ...? IV. ISI9. llso ' gbh . l i tesibet eater you iliZm i elhe te•rd a"' -ttikinisP ' - ode .1 ! _ 4 slipped , i.sece hie been lilktreald l l '„„.• delleing tot me on the 9th hist, Occupied in ex away from his andloutorts to Peltier, owe sellle Pilvniv°"Tff , C 'el v •gb • •.:Arvived fena ,sha, Downs his "a" diting a courier.. to the Count de Hubna I. hints I . leagoes nearer home. Mich a • Y in ° 7:rm t ed x9e4l b l y iene th Y : Ida overhearing and toPett/114 • eat Bence forced opon Jolts ello Asia , lasi , annae aleaelleei Selltlea R 61 14 Ra- dtdrged that Gemini' to inform a l mos t eld, btidemei sit Frani; Dtakaan4 Cohattla al Elea callers that we have just been officially of, with a eery. large ekes under envoy, eosahting of merchant- Ceetrtpotliaterie aid Prussia, that they have Remit. drive bins to Inkiness; foil floa: - r- . .. mem, trammorts, Am.-Sailed do Sprightly cutler on a cruise.- tejliiitiptii 0.4ga1, Its the term of the hegociations Inch .step would be, the less of his SaiistAily, anti • - . , .Teeileake slooteof war gives tastractiam to.sbips bound to The, Privicotincillox tl'Anstaedi arrived here this do check or the whole "M a * t°ll66l ditig / f• liallesis; , d e lk t t eg a t h e w ee t./ ar li a e vet ......erie nve J oe b ea m t h at a tebrnittg, as has likewise. ,Baron d'Humholdt, this whatever difficulty the Emperor of Fa4irce Me, 0/0• s hip' `Wo r t hat beta voi d m a m a at so thead • hot we afterneeu.' - ft is with regret that. we Mill find our. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2,1, 1843. at this crisis, it does not aripeih4y the proemial( eSi)iiiinsi tess , or & h at be er wee. she h apposed hi have selrel.deprited of this presence of the person chergett --" 0 .10111m...- of the French Senate (single as It Is), that the people e t rae h oo th e s o a t toof mow e r, woe • eel t o h ave h ow " her 1 1 ills I‘ThieaSY the StiVeror of the Freud' to assist Sae is another of those extraordinary pewee, of that country are under any dismay ;or why ale kaki state. To-morrow we will me Wither partleolarsi • ' l9 th 9 l'eff'34ll"i°6sl and-! "Sift myself with *his are whi;li veld m ha' e occurred in former wars, espe- riving eery shortly. sert a vain consequence with respect to an island, 1 Vellatotrrn, Oct. 16.-Arrived the litde Catharine pllekrt; e;ally in dice, where:n RONAN% RTE has been the which, if France possessed it, and half a dozen more , wish a Mail from llallfhx tali days. She Wings an account of The Emperor being at . in. the stride* incognita,. thestdde of the Dirdematie• Carps at this c .ief. It is the more difficult to account for this an- I lit eletere et the Boxer gun-brig, Of14:poo sad 65 Ines, s plice, wilich o ers no other cotisenn site Alan tha Surrounding it, they could nothmtain them 'a month. must unfold what is se i Capt. glyth.. by the United States brig Euterprles, of 16 gulls ' p ' her by his Imperial Majesty 3. eannot used stilb•ess in the warlike atmosphere of . Gee- But a short, very short time,. many, as the promibility of a new attempt at nego.. Britons what may be en. !sod 130 men, after a very severe Genoa, of Bosom. Ilothilsa ' ' 'We shall be much .gratilied in retaining mysterious, and show to WS were killed, and buried together as Nereetreldi Oki elation for peace has unquestionably been lessened, antde Narbonne here, and I shall he careful. peeled from this present, and, in s til likelihood, the Cumastad • • octal Wears, at which place both vessels had arrived:4lW' tii. itilithree with him the most indurate coneection4 since the publication of the diplomatic correspond. last Coalition. • ' • e tie fellow* packets : Owen taarlotte, for home s a l it . ,.. .._ ti , . a beg you, &c. , enee between the Court of Austria and the French We learn from Toeplitz, the bead - quarters of the . • beta, far Lisboa, Biz, livOantana mot Cadiz i e 5 4 .6140 ' ' • - :-.,. (Signed) METTEASICII. Ministers. The . .ricent Decree of the Senate, hSAt...ilustrians, of the proceediugs of the contending • . - ~. segue, for the Brazils, meth *aaea r • :;:' ~., ''":,l,: z ' r i ...... : , ..4.: .41:4"-.-4,... , !: ~,r4 " - -. o , v v. ris, 'meeting the Swedish ihnsalsion If tiwishlesew. armies irk Istria.. Very little appeals-to be gained sr h e • - - th 20. - filled p e • - 4 - • • .. i . ,a/.11L A _,, , .. ." ' '''''' ~, hicidate 14 esurcornt, CT. . . nom.. I _ i , wr y e i &m a , -wait iritoM THE ill INlStitt -Belt ire. Guadeloupe, does net, in our opinion, te ndto e lost in that quarter. General Nue Cr had possessed" for the Number, to take convoy to Wisp iheed.. .... • ."11,61 114Arits To GOtistr rat a mirrfltiltfleir. ' in any manner what is obseur • oil the subject of the ' himself of Cape d'fittia, and a few other strong • - • preetkoh#aty le, urt. war: It is quite rational to suppose that the exposi- • points near the sea, by the assistance he obtained . lIARWICH I OCT. 20.-Arrived . the Lady Ngiedia ' I bite tweelved the iitti * Weliftb yolk- Excellency' tioe•of the wavering, and latterly; contradictory seed. •from the British shipping; buthe had been obliged' packet, with a mail and passeagers, from iieligo- ditsin the honour to transmtransmitte pie en the 12t1t - teemsis erthe Court of Austri a , wouldhave the effect • • b y superior numbers, to. leave Fiume uncovered.-- l . and ' inst. I hid proposed to Myself ti answer it y es t er a • day 4 but dispatches just arrived. to et. - ftotti Neu - of tenting one of the eyes in the heads of the Coali- •We are informed, however, that upon being rein.t. The Sceptre and Planta:milieu of war, ./rmield , markt, end which I hastened to Costinteiticate to don towards each other, and the other inwards, t°• forced by the Istrians (the f i andsturm is armi n g there ' end Barossa frigates, M o selle, Moha w k, an d Done- Coent de Bane,' caused ma to defer it till: to-day. view their own conditions and designs. In plain ;as well as in other parts of Germany Proper), he ;rel sloops of war, were left' by Sir John Warren in Fresh letters from the same. Commissioners arriving English, se may say, that since so extraordinary a hopes to repossess himself of Fiume. I. the Chesapeake the 6th alt. . at that Instant, announcing to us, that Messrs. de discovery as the centinued publications in questielef • • The German news is not of a date sufficiently*, f Th d e . Leander , d Kerr from Greenock to Nov. gehoundeff and , ilee out: :die;Krusemarck have received from teem sailed , Cork the Sd i . with the , Ge ‘ ergl-in.Chlef of the Combined A ies, the have made, and do make, each member cannot cent to throw any light upon what the French Papal's convoy f o r f nEn his Majesty ' s shi n p st 7hod aid I-e n ry powers for concluding the convention rm n re.. but be irresistibly forced to squint at the actions ! have left so much in the dark. From Berlin, the latest ' put back to Greenock on Sunday, in distress. ' ' lative to the prolongation of the armistice; it is . and movements of his neighbour. Were It not !intelligence is under the date of the 2d lust., and _ h . , therefoee probable, that this important business may so, is it likely that under an obvious and us:doubt...loll that we are informed that Dessau continues to 1 . fPORTINO PIi'fiLLIGENCE. .. be terminated toamorrow. His Majesty having learnt .„ :that his Majesty the Emperor of Austria would have edly hesitating moment of their enemy, they would Ibe garrisoned by Swedes. Not a Frenchman, it is t ' --Wim--- Sit& mErYING, lid. found it agreeable that the conduct of Russia in the lose an instant of time, but hash upon ' TUESDAY. Ocr. 19. him said remains in the Old Merck of Branders. NEWMARK " SEM " ) ." 1 "-_ I - bominatioh of , her Plenipotentiary should not be iu every direction ? Except one little neck of Mr . Nortbey's Corlew,B4. 6tb. beat Mt. 1. Penen's Coisealt, imitated by us; and knowing, besides, according to hargb : aud DA.yourr is supposed to have quitted 6st. Mb. T. V. C. 25p. .2to 1 ou Curlew. land, or isthmus, he may be considered as insulated. , Hatoho __ fi, rg leavitig that city to be garrisoned by the • Sweepstakes of 150 e each. 100ga ft. Ab. ht. what you did Me the honour to write me o n th e Bth, Ills main army, as Is a ffi rmed, has been on the point ! Danes. General Czzanyrscutre's beating up the 5 1 ';)::e; i lfell s .5 4 1 0 7 6 1mcu e , 7 ,: t .. 1 1 2 t 1 t . "- " 4 : that the proposal of nominating the Doke of Vi cenza , of famishing, and consequently dispirited ;it it pos. head-quarters and the Court also of the King of Lord Jersey's enteritis*, iist. 21b. 4 - 3 i had been agreed to by your august Master, it w ou ld I Bible, we would ask, that under these favourable w ey ISTPRALIA must have occasioned a terrible Cont. s 3 to 1 apt Hocus i new. 3 to r 4 vi r ar 7cm Cossack. 6to 1 apt i the more operate . in fixing the Em peror's .. choice. I. shall this evening present for liss signature the powers auhices to the Allies, and fatal omens to their enemy motion in Cassel. M. Rummie s the French Mi. Fifty Pounds, tor sh,r old colts, camlag Sit. 41b. and Silks, 1 , the sib. T. la C. which are to be transmitted to the Duke of l'• wen Z 8 i (if one half of what the former assert be true), that sinter there, apprehended &Habit, it seems, by his sir C. Banierrib. e. Skipjack ... ,- 1 ; and the Count of Narbonne, for the negetlationeof unless a jealousy or suspicion had crept into, or been letter to the French War-Minister. Thi s ee. Duke of Itutlaad's eh. c. Mustapha ' - .. -. • Mr. Lake ' s ch. f..Agoilina - . 9 2 i the peace. . The Dote Of Vicenza having ••provisloruilly hefted artfully conveyed into, the councils of the Allies, they .. nittiemto was the Secretary to the last of 6 tot apt Skipjack. 2to I apt Aquilino. woold conduct their zealous, hope-fleshed armies Mr. Thornhill's Historia, 6st. 71b . beat Mr. Sh t ikespear's , his office of Grand Equerry to that of Grand- Marshal Lours SIXTEENTIes . Ambas sadors, viz. Mons. Ilydaspes, ftst. 11b. Ab. M. 200 p. 3tol on Historia. iof the Palace, the arrangements which must he made in the present dilatory manner ? It is impossible.- , tdisAlrfiLte whom Lord Galticriu.r so ungallantly . • • W FONESIMY: Oar. 20. s I p revious to Ms setting out Tequilas that he should still There is something in the wind which undoubtedly Mr .Csalea's The Captain. beat Doke or Orafton's Eby Se dismissed from his embassy after the decapitation ofh • his departure witilL'on t_:- hew r - b e counteracts the tide of prosperity that had so signally li ca m p . ok ese . 7ll). each. First ballot Ab . M. 2.5 g ,. Ito 4 apt Vie rema in here _ __, ____e_er, - - the Sovereign from whom he had his firstcredentiat. ..:/ . . ...4_,",_• .- _ Long deferred.,-Accept, keil•-, • • • ' •., %. set in fur the allied cause, at the moment when N. .k. we have looked in vain for farther accounts of 'the. Theli t at rillii 4 ille thidasag 4 t"e" , Si* ioldl• 114'11 " --- • .:. .. (Signed) • illiThdlgedr tilliANO• Lord Jersey's Apasodeus, 6-yrs old, Slat. 51b. 0 i'vo'S first correspondence with the Count de h.... ses * actions of the Germans to •BONArAttTE's cause, Mr. Lakes, Seymour, 8-ro old, list. '7lb. - No. XZV1...,.. • 'ft` ' ' , ' lki Ll TER N ICH, made its appearance in a language ] *hick the Caowe PRINCE spoke of so confidentially . , -bto 4 apt Astoodeous. 4to ragst Seymour. ' ~.......• ~.. i ,___ L ____, , ..• - The Town Plate of 501. for 3- r olds, 7st. 41b.4.yr olds, 81t. Jib : , """ 1 ._,. 41 / 1 - r4. _:fr'rgls. IleOm conirtr ne itrtrEntor whiA Germans of .education read as familiarly as If the Saxons abandon him, we have no - doubt of the, 5-yrehts, M. 111 b. 6.. yr Ids, 9st. 111 s. and aged, 95t..41b. TO . MIS 1110111.1.BNCN TUX MINISTER VOA ' , Mini* their own. Bele, in these particulars, does our wall • .atcatill. ' • .. . . Westphalian', in particular, following the example. Sy r , r. :11110 M fl'S b. Ir. Pranks, 4.yis old - 1.1 . 1 s . 1' enemy die inguish himself as a politician, almost all - 2 . . Pripter-.10106, 1811 much as a general. He has thrown thi sa ppl e o f dis c o r d • Mr. Goddard's ch. . c. d , i la, 3-yrs old .. - 3 Desirous of accelerating, by ,every meana-in .out on the table where his e nem i es h o ld th e i r coun eil, t o Halifax Papers to the 22 d it. * Siete yesterday re. - . 9to 1 apt Pranks. sto 2 apt Brian. I power, the most speedy meeting o f th e N eg o t i ators , ca lved. It appears that on this 24th of August, our at Prague, I hasten to reque s t your Excellency , . to which the members thems e lves will c omm un ic a te (h e el s : army bad threatened an attack „on the Americans i Harrom-ceitete.--Yesterday, Edreard Pike, , lay before his Majesty the Imperor of the French, of pre pet ual motion. But stop when it may, itis high- . posted at Fort George, ibut only a skirmish had e n . ' porter t o Mr. Thomas W r ight, ironntleger, of oaf the official decl h ent a tion, of the 29th of . jette (11th • sood. • Accounts from Socket's harbour state, that Smithfield , and; William Peak!, t h e _keepet: an J uly), and llt t his . presen( •Tuly,..Mbigh . 1 have ly in obable that the dangerous moment may be past i La essauNcEx. had repaired his squadron, and had added old iron shop, in Bath-street, St. Luke's, underwent ' . put received a courier, di spatched from .Traehe n . am.. of er. and the cunning enemy is seen in one of . ito his force a new schooner of 20 guns. Admiral ,an examination before Mr. Leacts, the former on a i berg, which bring on the part of his Imperial Ma thusc attitudes :leak), which, like that of the basilisk', Sir J. B. Waiters, iu the St. Domingo, had arrived' charge of haying stolen from the shop of his em-ijesty of all the Hussies, through the mediation of his ashen h e fi xes his eyes on the prey, obtains it by Llist-Z at Halifax, on the 14th of September, from Chesa- ployer goods to a yowls r ip amou nt, a n d the lette r Ekca ll e a cy the Secretary o f State , CotteeNeaselroile, stupor or non-exertio n. o f th e thi ng to be devoured. i peake-bay, Where he left several. ships of his aqua .; with being the receiver of the same. , ..- -.- ! .end on the partOf Ms Majeehy the King of Prussia, 'H i. i- the serious and sad view we have of alt theist t drop. It was reported at Halifax that his Majesty' s I. Mr: Wright stated, that missing property every by his Eitetilleney the Chancellor, Baron de Harden- . • 1.04 going forward. We would, in .spite of the • brig Boxer had been taken by the United States brig day, he becguse suspicious of the Prisoners Edward [ 'berg, the most knee!! acceptance of the prolongation _, Enterprize, and carried into Portsmouth (N. II.) 'I" ' h lived • h him porter about 15f h 'ilf t'll th ' 10th of August Th , ike, w o with as .; e r..a.ignant i'isinuations of some of our cotempomnes, - - O fficer - declaration whieb • Lieut. - Gen.. Count do Extract of' a letter from it Staff cer attached - I g11;11y see NAeoeeoe's power and dominion curtail-'iscrime, and stated that he sold the stolen articles to the i Bohm' was charged-ho transmit on this subject to the Ist division of the army dated Camp, near Iran, ed ; but we do not think that the men who have the I October the 7th :-" This orning the army crossed I Prisoner,William Blake. Mr. Wright, in.consequencelyser Ricellency, there*, receives by the official guidance of the force opposed to him are qualified the Bidassaa river into France. The left wing of the :of title information, searched the Pristanee's lodgings !.note I which,l haff tbe th l e u l i te tu troin of addressing to your to obtain that desideratum. We think a l army, under the command of Sir Taossas GRAHAM :in a court in Basinghall-etrect, w h ere he foun d four.l. ce way . . stant, as well . as by the paper parcels fill with new nails , his pro - i mresent communication, t h e most authentic confirms. would break that delusion, which, if continued . crossed in three columns ; the Ist division, t he r sth h brown party, concealed under some rubbish near the Pri... Lion of the endre-execiatioii itchording to both its sense mach longer, will infallibly ra i n or overturn some i division, and part of the Spanish Army. T he Frenc h 'loner's bed ; one of the parcels he cask! swear to, and litter, ottise engsgemeets 'entered into by us ' sed to moan& only a s how, o f re s i s tance , so that 1 , of those States now in array against this Leviathanhaving been made up and directed, by-himself, aud , agreeably to the elth tittle* of the convention of the lat eleven o' leek A. M. we found oineelres in the of Europe. A peace would begin a new account, I acr position c they ' had been hutted in last night. A , y .. , • the other three were made up and directed by his . I beg your &cellist tegocept &c. which might be more prosperous to us than proceed- ' pontoon bridge has been thrown across the liver to and they could swear to them. Mrs (Sltawn•• ' liiltNlC/1., •,• ~ lug in the old one, and could in no respect be . facilitate the passage of artillery ' in consequence of young men, h • f this h) • . • u . the Wright, i the . day (the 15t o meat 3 pro., • worse ~ for if we had not a subsidiary Ally on the , the - success which attended the transaction s of tarru..nok. THE COUNT •trirbsUstoSiii *, ! curedsearchwarrant, and taking Read, jun and a Continent, an immense saving of the expeoee in the f t leer ss ein g* . ' ffirownS thi two Officers w i th him, uelrehed the h• .• : .:, :. CoUNT , DN siTA'btow;'" • . OCT. 8.-All is quiet to-day, as the French n . Trachenberir,, June 19 (.7ql, 11). 1833. war might take place, and thereb y • the hale ". °V ia* not made any attempt to drive us from their " timers Willie° ' Peehe's P iteehtet in 114h -street ' • tin my return from Hatisbdrsite, I did not fail t d - • 'whatever trade we should have in Europe and else- ! where they found an immense quantity of new iron .• • own country. . . submit to his Majesty the' Emperor, the proposa l :., ..• where would be all profit ; and most assuredly no. " OcroHa 9.-- Nothing interesting has ooeerred ! articles; consisting , of nails, screws, files,. &C. • which your Excellency was char ge d to make to ... thing but a very drivelling Ministry could let the We have ken up the fortifications of the . pot i ttoo. i amonniing . to *boutig halt a ton we ht. A cos:l4er • i relative to the prolongation of the armist4o to the ' ! able quanhty of the articles found and produced he ; 10th of August. • ' navy of France gain an ascendency over that of near the Pena d'Arga." I I could swear to, some having his Mark,. qthers hem. Faithful to his engagements of not coming to any . Great Britain. if any cause produces so fatal an , Tuesday evening, a little before sua-set, a fire ga d o up and labelled in • the hitod-writing of, his . d ' • --•--- 1 eterrhination on subjects of such great importance effect, it will be that of baying so many irons in the , broke out in Portsmouth pock- y ard , whieh 2 _ has shop-men, and others la bags, WhidiAll . llllo 1/50 . 14 . without having first consulted en them With his Allies , i destroyed the Pilot -house, contiguous to Corn.. , s fire at once, that the chief one has been neglected , and ,to be his property. • .. his Imperial Majesty deferred replying to thetn,as he I m " Hard : happily, b y the ' preelPt exer t ions 6 ' . William Read and Charles B ro w n, the two (M -ellowed to run to scoria by too intense a heat.- • was.about to havean interview with the Prince Royal of 1 the manna and artificers, the. flames extended no cars who searched the premises and took Plake into , Meriden - •hieli w fixed for the 91'h f this ntouttl. The Paris !'apses • inform us ( iii a manner not oni-iferther. The engines arrived from the different ' custody, produced the stolen property, and provers I. lei Royal' Highness arrived the day hefore .yester. cial it is true, but in a way which we fi ndgetterally I men of war at Spithead, with wonderfulexpedition • ; ! having 't 'P k ' found iines e s possession . Ida at Trachenberg His Imperial has had correct) that their &frown left Dresden on the 7th ; the Madagascar's boat arriving with the 2d Limits. I Mary Tackle, who lived as servant with Peake, , • ' instant ; adding, that it is believed he has proceeded ' neat, iuW carr6ing the first engine from Spithead. , 1 proved having frequently teen the Prisoner Pike t he satisfectlen 'Of findingethe d i spo sitions of that Prince entirely cohicidinrwith nits den with regard . 1 , of 'to the side of Leipzic. Receded would have beet i commissioner liiiir apPeirld. among the thick• come to her master's, with parcels made up In brown to Austrlaih. '4,, i 'a ' the firemen, iu endeavournig to win Isiah th e g l . limner,: she henotid. they were those produced, the y : . , more proper definition of a retrograde movement :1 game which , kA gig ' l kln eonsipiiiii.W, the twit Allied Courts ' have de, abort oCOC , were completely '' l r s - t r - ot . H e e te em b u t an s e °contemn. p roduced , s t o l i sere d • . __ but to qualify the seeming misapplication of the te "' subdued. nu, . , the perces' to Ler piaster in the back parlour. Mho errinned, critidits tenet:trend!, to gite Ms Majeslx 1 and still more to ~ ' the Easperoiof dill Prised a Wilt prhorof inilty and prevent the inference which a fall-' The amounted one year's interest upon the me . . 11 . 4 " a i p eet i a 4, , - lie Went away, testing the par.' fu e, n „, e l ,' kin hi to • lag back might have upon the sensitive hhey sunk in the purchase of Patent Boxes and. Allie heel' which she hid to remove. she knew the isaf l-1-- -- 7 - - '=g g r even th e .. cretrireetit of : 1 thelr.wilittery nista, the atirdstice till the ipth of ( 1 Wittenberg is named • as a place which on ' trees is sudicieut to ablaut -such a quantity of the , yt. 9 now produced to - be in her Master's possession , fiti. 'i t at s t d iA . w adi end -d e Humboldt gill . grist. M. .• ns . \ share his notice ors this retirement. The whole I Palma Anti-attrition Composition (sold at No. -40, ef • Rails. Rails. This, hag,. Mr. Wright .sWore to.. Sotullh me ~,„ receive seders tot, ._ _ - „.. • • Tel . re every telefl Tele- t I • Charin• g-cross), as will last a Carriage in daily use . wi el : Gentlemen of the trade, lithe .tted also been . ii; 'J o ' this pes i tistot t a i ti saihir m o d mo i laiioo o ( .•. I , of what the French Papers contain 'taken t tiler ' nge- ers . for 15 years • besides which, it considerably leisene ' ro bb e d of similar articles. not belagable to attend, does not hold out much for augury one - 'in •• v • ih ' - f ' yam Court. •.' -,. . , ,:. ‘'.. i .. !:. - . • way or else the draught all Carriages: and in working *it die . Magistrate postponed the urther on of ' - I bereft heitettrA Soils% ..,:-"... •,- • - Pair did, 0 . other; but although the CROWN Pine i Stearn-Engine with the Cemposition, 10e. worth la he n p r is on ers un til s a t u td a y next. _ . 1., .., ...... • ' 0140leci) '' a d ' .. .. speaking of the reinforcements arriviug at Ma and- -equal to bOs. worth of tallow ail, or grease ; Mid : :•f! khre.-- a-t ~, t 0t......4 t. •t - '''' *,''' N'...et * ' t' . . . ; Erfurt, describe t Cheat as of an inertorquality etwa f ' ' • , y . by so completely preventingahe erects of felettrin i it : Mr.Willlam (l egves, of Thorpe Monis. tembvtligo- malty: raossaanoselle matottiviired Yid lee we nil : • - • ' t ' are a littlest) ' MOO twne and labour,and the wear add tear hi En-, shire, undertook, on -Thorsdey laeectn klil . 18 brace ,• atanten. .- - '',..--• t•• • • , rprtsed, that neither Austrians, Russians, • Mills, • d all k' d• f Mathiner ' o f birds in It bout, an the Manor of Filidlai. ;lie • ••• • 7, . Trilebenn 1 , 1111 Pt, 1911 Prussians Swedes , h if • , ner ave moo Med a desire or in- glues, Carriages, an in s o beyqnd what men be conceived, except by themi Mho I lost the wits,' net settles mioujh shots to *IMO ' .On My Mien: from Ratisborsiti, lost no time (cation of preventing their continued arrival 'in the have Witnessed its utility, duraWlity, and cloudiness. I him to With in layingbefere the Rim, my master ) the proposal! , 1., 3 4- • _, ! rim Iry Ci 44 it 1 Ting STA" 4 171" LONDON: • ' . . ..... .. . • • . .. - ~ .4 -..: • • • - ~,,,ai n pasi,44;i: r : -.,-- . - ..,„ . .,..„...4 1 ,..... 41 ,,...—.-.. i • , -- ...4 - 4.....11 . . - , - ~.. - . --„,..„-; .., , ~ .. . .. • .• ... •-..-•• - - . - .... , ..... .4 . . , !• 11. .- -. 4 1 4 ,. ... . . ~ ~.•-.$ , . - - z--... ... -- .1............ _ _.-.= ... -- --_ - 3 - -•-- - - - • _.-- . 01 ." . . .. .. - -.• Arc .. " It .! •• • - ' liboinitS 01'6.6 , whereat, t :lON iiiiiialtyike spelt k . s . "' - * ItiOALs'INTIF . 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