The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-14 00:00:00

We are setlllsh Pfd to Isar the cis area his ansiety that all hit be justifiabie before Goa, his people, c aries, and posterity. This is a noble sentiment for a Sovereign to express and, in our opinion, is a reason of persons have not been willing to piece public.—lt Is a kind of fereace, and a strcag one toot against very high and Gaut fall in with the declaration of the of ROCIOSTZR, who coashiered the the people as formed for araltteg the head. The la■ Mal t harrow, reasoning hi this well draws-op paper s gent as the illation to the Masperor's sbariag is tnaritime commerce, as he le one of the mint eildolii 04060 tional industry and national weal& * field for endless contemplation, as fixed, not latent, but open hatred grand stimulus to the arms of France. BONAPARTE would have sat nth sad Rained quiet, in the imperial saddle, not pricked the sides of the caps Kith the view of his throwing the since cooeluded, -that. -we . ne►er at rest to dress in the line WWI reigns of Europe, but shall always some art or intrigue•to put Mm out therefore his main, Ms ulterior object, lie cannot, he durst not, take the bit and therefore he studies todeptive hint which gives him the power to exercise his self defence. ' Re has said to the Emperor FaAsms, Ito doubt, it is nest to certain that Las, " aid me in my great, my auditainished and en: alterable design against England, and I will nee only let you afterwards into the Mediterranean, bet also into the Baltic." Here the Emperor 'navels has a good and as strong an argument for not . filling In with the view and vengeance of Niectixon, as bad the King of Daystaet l for:not seconding the de signspf oar Court when the war broke out. Why, must the people of the Austrbre States sutrar seek evils and deprivations, tti gratify the resentment of another Power against a third, who has given nb occasion for such inveterate hostility! This is BosAplaTeS own, and by uo tneans privates mewl for calling up all the force of which be Is mastee s -1 and hurling it against England. The reason be is able to excite this force, and renew it if OCCelliou require' s as we have witnessed in a very surptising meaner, is, that the French people are persuaded that we only war against BomlitAßTZ personally, because he wilt eat soma -no *Mee let. that speaks of Commercial Treaty which the Bonner:es have sever failed to do at the end of • war, which disappointed their expectations. This is a reason why the commiserating among our seise Mi nisters would desire to see the Somme' again on the throne of the CXARLZMACiNaII.••.-• 46 Hlesc fra ekryme r and, we confess; net an illastdahle so tire for their partiality, as far as we may con sider their actions or wishes to partake of pa. triotism. Bat .then the system which they fol low, under this view of the case, etandscondemned; for they should not have been offended with the French people for insisting upon a Constitution will, a limited King. This was a murderous interference s the blood of which, we fear, will not be wiped off our hands, as Wog as the name of PMT, its las& gator, is remembered and not execrated. _ _ -oprommet4l44 risl4l. cies.. for What • bore oballert sad OA Ile revived to rotors Ibidespilltile 'Rea accooot e mil so rle od* Ws &NO, -410 bet aid proceed iota tomb Te abffiate sof saisinotoahmioirillesppileitioaditzt Mthe waives settlers of any et dee !rob Irma, 1 th4i te t Mt* apprise yes, Goad Wgrasilual have a s be 'mate, or bilk eesetries boietilhorip depeadeat on •shoee the -capture of shwa Cabal*, will be speafiy I toloirrelto observe Ws Begs Ns. • on o ite. Mglied) 44 J.ll. ADDINGTON: Mears. levies appeared that Paymasters of districts bad dawn for suet of money much exceeding what thi Ipublic service required, enters have been issued that their estimates in fetal should be more accurately in vestigated. Ths new battalion new raising for the 60th mi. .esent, has not obtained more time 350 men from the German prisoners of war. Application:, we lire infernmel, having been made MSO Hyrax Panoar.z, to present the Petition to the House of Coelho's, from the Friends to Civil ,and Religious Liberty, against the proceedings of Orangemen, he has willingly undertaken to lament it, and adds, that " to every sentence of the Pe tltiol he entirely agrees, Ifni situate, - sit application which speaks so much truth, with so great Modem. Lion, will be duly attended to; the credit will be wholly the Petitioners, in forting the state of their country upon attention, without which this son orous evil, like many others, would be sugered to nig, and daily grow in strength." Covette.GAansat TIMIATR2r-4111. llCCitenow, late Miss WOODTALL I daughter of the nest respect able Writer, and amiable charaeter, Mr. WIRLIAM WOODFALL, the celebrated Debate Reporter in the House of Commons, made her appearance In the part of Mrs. Hailer, in The Stranger. Mrs. M , Gtenon has devoted several years to the cultiva tion of her theatrical talents ; and on a stage better adapted to the size of her figure, and compass of her voice, she would make in irresistible Impression on every heart in characters of sensibility and tendev-, nen. Her judgment is perfect. She adapts the most correct expression to the sentiment which she utters; and the tone harmonizer with the passion she has to convey. She is clear, and intelligible in thel delivery of her speech, end shows the purity of the school in which she was bred; for though she has been for years In a provincial Theatre, she preserves the corroct and classic manner which ebe was ac customed to hear in her earlier years. She resembles in pathos and simplicity the interesting Mrs. SITIPMES KiMRLI4 and like her,. wants only a more com manding figure, and a fuller voice, to be an incom. pastille 'Tragedian. Mr. BROUGHAM we are concerned to have to state, was overturned in post-chaise * few days ego, in the neighbourhood of Nowise*, whikr upon the Norther* Circuit, by- which enfortheate 'eeciiant he received a severe net upon the forehead, and was otherwise se led beidlPd as to tie wholly incapable of attending to his 'Professional duties at ,Carliete; but to the great joy elf the inhabitants of his nudes county, he was selficiently *covered to appose in read amongst them at 'Appleby, where the knowledge of his safety, produced a sessatioo which does them Jadeite honour. We will restune this interesting subject to-morrow. Recent intelligence from the theatre of war does indeed prove bow chequered are its boards, on which such a portloo of the human race is perpetually offered as sacrifice. The most enthusiastic admirers of the sentiments of a SlAvritus will find enough in these incessant accounts of slaughtered thousands and, teas of thousands, to countenance their shocking creed. The foreign news, and especially that• from Fraumel (on which it Is unnecessary to make long oomments, as we have given it all fully), will show the vast ocdrity and varied success of it at the present esement. a r BONAPAITI'S own account of the defeat aid death at *VANDAIraI I it is plain, that the triumph s the nest and signal triumph he obtained over the situ army of his enemies before Dresden, has not Nasalised the other forces of those Powers; as was the case with the Prussians in a former war. We base seldom witnessed the discomfiture of a Preach General were complete than that of the old and intrepid DAMMY, on the frontiers of Beheasla s on the 30th alt. —lt would seem extraordinary, that after one disaa. tress account, another of formerly detailed success should be again brought upon the tapis s widen for the purpose of mentioniag what we were before na acquainted with, via. the wounding and death et MOREAU if so, this famed Gland Mae acted a very small part in this revived damns. A Giiiisartrailaz.---The Eerperor of Gssic.. its joined the-anee of liberty and humanity; AS granaries of England's» emceed with soldllt r —.and CASTOR'S Drawer is crammed with Obsee 220,000 to -00, which cm be digtributit hien FatilAY, at NIT. 8 3 Charing-crow, Loading., Tie atteolies of the literary world seems to bill Amity imposed with the - pordsa of the •Ilistoriques, Li:refire: d .Anecilerifirat do de Grimm of Diderot, of which so i 'ocelot has just appeased in the Edinburgh a ' .. . ocft: kris /review:. -It is certainly li pleasing le contemplate the babel the many dial; _ character, so admirably potrtrayed in this - Tbe following, sarong others, - are particularly to notice:-Frederick the Great, Joseph 11., rine IL, Gustavus 111., Marla Theresa, Loa' .t. and XVI., Earl of Chatham, Mr. Fos Rousseau, Voltaire, D'Alembert, Marmentel, Shard,Stin ting Codevcet, Doke de Niooroois, Chevalier Florist' Chevalier D'Eon, Gesier, Railer, Harps ;Moodeasse Meeker, De Steel, Gentle, —_ find, L'Espleaseo t Eli Barry, Claire% Sophie Ar. need, ilic. kr. A Gottenbatzb Nail arrived last sight, by which Government received dispetclue tram Sir !Mali S/EWAR T and Mr. Tams:now, inclosing the Sleds and Seventh Bulletins of the Caows Parses.— In these, it is true, notielag very decisive is de. tailed, but In the movements of the finny under his Highness it has been seecessfel, and das attempt& of the French upon its wen aid rear -yard, haw been fruitless. The city of Touche' his sarceodirid, to a detachateat from thicarsay. designs . the enemy from the new and nearly apposite harbour of Cherbourg. At a meeting of the Aesociating Independent Mi. aters of Hampshire, last Thursday,, is the New pel, Portia', the Assembly , was addressed by t i t; is eo: of the late TOUSSAINT L'Ourcueuez, the black Chief of St. Domingo. Bow-srazin..—Yesterday novae dlylift Geo, lit* Clerk to Messrs. Bodgsens, Brewers, at Bow, was filly committed to Newgate for trial at the en. sling Sessions, on a charge of embessling tiro sums of money, of 531. 17s. and 781. ids. received by him free Mr. Newman, of the A ntigallican to Limehonse hole, on account of the Eiecotors of the late Mr. Mark Hodgson. It is understood that be will be in dicted OR various other charges. Lord Wer.tanwrores Army has deri►ed the highest advantage, during the present year, from the new regulations for regimental hospitals. Commanding Moen and Surgeons have been strictly enjoined, by a General Order, to preserve the health of the sol dier, and to furnish every aid and accommodation to the sick ; by which they. weeld IMOSi effectually pro mote the pablic service..' ' - being " • _ cc The Russian guards were at the head of the t amp s -skids fought in _retreating.; to. them were whkh mentioned Rent litinas MooRE, joined two fresh Austrian divisions. The remainder sidrann of the 4ore, bad ken killed, in the assault of the enemy's army joined them u it debouched, upon tbo island et Santa Clara :—lle was wounded followed by the ffd, 6th, and 14th corps. These troops reached the lit corps. Kidoes, the accomplice with the celebrated•Cam.l " General Vandamme showed a good countenance s bridge Chimney-sweeper who was executed some repulsed• all the attacks, penetrated all that pre time since for robbing the King's- end other Colleges tented itself, and covered the field of battle with of their plate in that University, is returned from dead. Disorder increased is the enemy's army, and Botany .Bay, to which he was transported for life, it was with admiration seen what a small number of having received the Governor's free pardon, probe- men cap do against a multitude, whose morale is bly for some meritorious act in that Colony. On his' weakened. return to Cambridge, a few weeks since, he went I . « At two in the afternoon, the Prussian column. into a. field near Trumpiton, and dug up a sum, of General Knott, cut off in its retreat, debouched not less than three hundred pounds, which he had a*. by Peterswalde, to endeavour to penetrate into Bo crally deposited two feet deep In the earth before he . hernia; it met ho enemy, arrived upon the top of waa apprehended. -•, the. mountains without resistance; it placed itself nalun.—The LORI. Mixon having inspepted the 1 there, and there saw the affair which was goi n g o n. Meal-weighar's Returns, ordered. the price oY Bread' " Theeffeet of this column upon the rear of the to tontine. at ls. Sid. the Quarters • Golf. enemy decided the business. We are sorry to limn, that the-river Tbvvy has "General Vgndsanne immediately marched against overlowed its banks, and mandated the adjacent this column; which he. repulsed ; he wu obliged to eliatry to a considerable extent, occasioning groat weaken his line at this delicate moment. Fortune less tonevendproprietors of corn crops. In some turned,- be nevertheless succeeded in overthrowing *alpacas *hole fields of corn have been swept sway. (ea. Kleist's column, who was killed ; the Prussian The Dubs oe Lusuurea, who is become a very af... soldiers throw away • their arms, and precipitated 111eAprieultarist in Ireland, presided at third rpm- themselves into the fosses and woods. In this strife, log Society for the co unty of KildareAt hteenistereven, - Geaeral Vandamme disappeared. It le suppoeed he on the Id instant, which was umnevensty attended, was Wiled. and where many . pmctical regulations were propose& " Generals Catisoneee, Deineeeean, and adopted. , • pun, determined to profit of thp`moment to with. • Major-General Baron Rorressu won is annotineed thaws • part by the fire" rsadi''and part. by the crest do ie Genetic as the Colonel of Da Rowe, iv.- roods, with. their divisions, by abandoning all die Meat esoteriale, *bids consisted of 30 plecei of artillery, Since the sated ! sit Admiral Holmstrom fif. Baltic, 'and , waggons of • all kinds , but briefing away the commend of elsesrunfroh on that snition de•all the howl. tidier! on Admiral Guai lt Moos & . - "In tinseitaation in which affairs with sbe each .HATtow-GARDsit.--On Sow* twojiiiii not have actid better. The kilted, wousidneVelld • inium i ng sh e a r an d. a p pear s: am o t , aea u eausis weft: Primus merourry our loss •in this affali*Muo • loreugbt op in the custody or Read, Inn. the oak - 1W: /1/ "• It is th"ilbt that the enemy's loss ammetpet . es a Aerie of • robbery. They ' stated their names to less ; thaw itulat tali" men. PS to be Beisjettirs Abram and AIM Lovell, and al, t TM first carps rallied half a league though *Sy were pelted to eat a swell, neither had I Add of battle on the t4th corps. A Ust ef: a w ho l e . thfeten, and they wore *ices of aid rope !, of tataratasesaPbas t 6 a warlike • . tor sappooditi. The Prissecutris, a lady of eas y i calcula t tedi was made out. General V listed, 'dim preadlai evening, • - F fits regrapossimed a isreintripiditt theatre, baggage. to 29th General Vandamme passed, $ or 10 battalions, the neck of the grand chain, and marched upon Kelm; he there met tin enemy, 8 or IQ I OOO strong; they engaged him ; not finding him. aelf sufaciently strong, he made his corps d'armee descend; he would have soon overthrow, the enemy. In plate of re-entering, and again , plating himself - on the heights, he remained and took a position at Kelm, without guarding the mountain this moon. Ws commended the only causeway ;it is high It was only on the 30th that Marshal St. Cyr and the Duke of Ragusa arrived at the debauch, from Toep. lits. General Vandamme only thought of dosing the road against the enemy, and taking all. To a hint arms, a bridge of gold nue, be made, or 0 barrier,of steel opposed. He was tot strong enough to oppose this barrier of steel. " However, the enemy perceiving that this corps d'armee of 18,000 remai.iad alone in Bohemia, sepa. rated by high mountains, and that all the others were • at the foot of the mountains on the other side, saw that he was lost, unlias he defeated it ; he conceived the hope of successfully attacking it, its position _ _ We have authority for stating. that there is an or llairsits of Saturday, Mid. •,-. ' . . , . T ' , - • •.I • . ' • . .1. ... 1 • • 4 , -. . . . . \.. i . " lila '' S. um :., • • . . . ... 4 , .. .. . . ",...... . - alb . -- - - - -- - - - -- . .limPeeoe Atilt"' - . grAtil lar ' ' . 40014111114` -•• ' llitraL 411111144110111;111. • - ' , ft t. s 2. ..; ' rums' PAriptii •• • ~! 'll i deckle= AAA* I A Telegveyble commodes*** *Weed Wu* ~. • ' .... •., . : • l isurieur.L . ' 1., . • :I is. N , •; .- pie, his . estiiipas.. noon' this day, sinewnder 'llhelliiiiiiiiit Mil NI et • Savrl. . 3 '"‘". . _ 'lb: .111 tieletft '. ' - remit Wen. t-Atee., Raja ,p tit : *gifts Climeh • i • bell aff ' the Erkteellei ttad Itegaii has _Noshed the oflowlag ifshiflipiaoh noble and proper st. Sebastian; by the iheOlli ell,* Il*ltee alas: friptci for p e rmi t 'N o t. " ttirday, al bi-' fames tho ally, Wed *pt. 1:-- • rest and cherlehl', teats. • The Mem ch#111 11 4:: i t •' ' 141 " - ' - adosiipreiss . *natant& ' - bade tba: vet a few eld* .sc ( 604 stil ,,•,i„,„, it • t i,. 104. o nt an i se s ad r itself, why mese. i kavlgg landed, is expeetad; M c , - loopia n s 0 sad Ova . 0 , ."dt likr fibs ostler, for Dak c ccsocco b kp t a t ir rep a crs, t i oc iiiklani., . Pettiernotti• - •"• ' leek* Ike` Ostia hod igmbeii,* so* at lift's., the net at Sorio.' ' make the Miele': eke 404 or early ta """ • " 11 . 441 4• .• - ''' 'be eokepoe . .itteraing.. •'.. '. • of libel by . la:: " ' al ) t i The Vete of Rape, with the fish , alepe . on •-•-"" " — a r iii ;i s i l i'_• - IletiirksitisTerai Star . 1111.-Atilsed • kit Majeet.f 49. lie 23th at Dlppold'iswalde, where the enesey,ban. ail fess Norfolk. (Uri " 7 'IMP' _ ' • Delivalorkt-Itidialragra, how at head MO tumefied ;, ea ike 39th at fatlisfahati, Sat it & li te* •14,' the capture of a ills ! • ' 11010 1 1*P or. war, from de agorae gat at Zeoawaitt. , notions, whisk ,to the , ti d y o &la.._ _ohissi Mar . Dotenbi the. Voqinitte and , e, limo the *east of ss Th. 14th go vi al mo a n the sariurs of *Outset the late Illebep 4 1 41.1 4 011466 ' 1 ( i te 1 a u5 " gleeerif°34ll / 7 "b li g e O lth SOON *air litertetehes• - Senet - the firtmleAelf t..C174 mas on th e 98th ' at Mateo the titth at , . Liontoonnt tine landedw) a . m1 , 211 0 .050k ha*, it .64; irali a feet for ttia,Dowaie4llss Qom C hef. Iteleheittit'Greasoa. the 30th at bliteindotf, thi 31st i stellted mtts et bees goo 10 the bow, N sept4ll.lllllPWater t the i c y c li c : cppo i cte d conv o y f oo l Gao n , ow l A na . at /Ago . - • .... - the felv a tillat la " "1"11 theta " * „."'" ee a 2t. 5. „,... 1 11/ L. :4114 1 "ilt2 -_ ,V.4,tatourk Sen. 111.-Arrived the: Arabe ll a •c - iii it corm un d o po reto r se s ' fi t iniuse, was of Mt the *bee th l isli elie tu tr a o a t ri ffe ne, le ' woun d ev r tios ' amissit lr"" *. sa r t : e '' Wilt . you r f ouv ran i :U ssyr iboti . s i ; .... ith Th i a il iorgeor tits in- npactietlYis'• from ' m olts estik oceivr at ina HOl thi laid eamill eif, tahm arsd . the 194 at Nan- Pe r e ii sot " e 46. liketallikatt and the iremai'dfr)".ll'ffee"' wets ,_ h jiettded'e Ilewelffee, _tti Vfmteet_,___° ll last I' " lb. peke alfalfa was in position oh the .Bth is pr i va ti o n fro* one prisoners. - , Ala ,' „__ '' I,' ' night; h e me bearer of ettplltten ,filtuvr to an : an d eoth at-Firm. • . - F• Oa tho ath of ' Aug"" a ' - Prw"'"un . 411, Tw'm at lea •folit too the 17th betweei the coy of sr. • • •I ' emadlig he' has le well abNilish ' Halite r Boston (II S) to retisieit the body of act , a -- • • ••• • - - Ps - (tee" ' PaP ' elne t In e ir i-' 1 x, f r om •• • , • .1111141.1. ltschsa, whist thtee divisions of the made some r i mier ,. .. . f o " eletieg 111- Ce S thl 14 " E ' Ice fee lea." ' ha '" 1-11640* hatch - etelYs ceihteeeded "hi Nib - lierieteet " •Thies* retired to the position of Dippoldia. This topio Spins i e."%teT vad. - & mob , • . ii i,....• 101 _2 1 _ 1 _ .1 1 /settosti that a Sett 'WOW* *tee, Iles wsWe and Altenberg. His left followed the Plana t the Stataaletie l er as k shows that a I , d ;i: p",..„ 1111111 th a ka - iin sem i s o li d le ' 46 , ..,,,,, h ,.. A . - 3 ostmlo- arree demo owing Prim: l 9 ol Y to' the gal' I reed, and tett back. by l'hartadt open Dippoktis. to .Eogland le the ! t h c -- ---. s ir - --- 'io ncodcD ' re k e - , i v moococo -- -- . . ----- . 1 , 6 . late "; lestrf . a Llitellt, ....,___*Yeti by Gown! Saehen't e°, 1 1. - "thet ! liable, oat - befog able to retreat by the Freybe,rg ran ee. Forramiy i l v ow' k team up as a stormehip for Gibraltar.. erter ow.. imosooin Were made, but that the action i road' Ina meet sanguinary, end that the Niles had taken I• 64 ins tight could neither retire by the ammo. sod ProboblY .' 1 I'- AU (*Wok* tee cell' of 'eft.* film' file im"te 4h3 *get of anima. "The Destrfoy briar Do lc. of pri ma , n or that of Dolma, end therefore retired dale, if we d: r JPlPpettmesst to -a Mercantile litisiao, la some, te.an •;,_ perisoned pa ry• : mtpliaatian far an Alien tat,* pinata tar,en . sob " syt emeat it of elid the t( l o wi li t a t y l: betis of Dresdhk usghtilea The t Ban ita z tt iag le . of ' Ranee** this miner,' I- - -4 s :' ' ' . ." ' , x Ste/Meta 13.--Aevieed the Bkonfsii; out a m i te m the' opoa Mixed, and from thence upon Dippoldiswalde. • 1 All that there were of partisans or detached were . . , le rider...vita, 1 . , .. . , . . ;., . t , c? drrpseatzvosinvii, . ... , . okhst imell tad p!m!rjen, ' from Gotten* I " 'rile ftnitslan, Prussian, and Austrian briggsge wit! h ‘ le c ! iee .. ir...4164.,-IZia itithil sal Ole tgii...sestit• kW Se nd ay Witgai'- lit 'Nftbiliertial• 'a I toterrtangted noon the causeway of fkibitis ; at! 1 the ether °' 1 " 1. ! eke° , IbilioPPheatt °Pawl "I". t ° 4ll °°"rii"te ampeerof 100 sail were ready 'to ■sall for &ogled 1 T I thousand I r be Practising tte t t h :o7 o 7 4Y eitt s° eit e tte hau setted irra hl im je= l l4ll l IM first fair wind. 1 ell. carri ages were taken•thre. ' Arriv . ed- at Altenberg, witece,the road frops 'roe Litz to Dip, of thiraoks; and • I.enishi es can with soStrecteest- poldiswaide ,became impracticable, the enemy took t ., •• 1 aimil momel al thisettaorwouy.st apprising rob, shark t ' IS Our total re ' 6 " 111 """ed . kat 6 . oo ellidiessfair of rat Perwidillit A pier 'or breakwiter, it h sii% cl, Is intended to 14 the.tesolotion of • abandoning more than 1000 car. iall by the horns,. Writhe' et'aeY' . whwev i t la t _ 4 1..... c4e5t r.„„ a cossettock and a harbour formed in Portland. mom frame From oat mill voiP''''"3 :, pl& rzes n oldie lifeblood, as Passe, sateu the WA" el the Sri / ehiges of ammunition and baggage. This grand army toads,. for the reception, shelter, anti security of his re-entered Bohemia, a ft er having lost putsof. its ar- ise them terns in I r4t erage dt°° 4l °" his P°°‘°° ll liteisty'i ships of the lips. Tllle Is to counteract finery and baggage. eahu A r ad Oho should 4 to the Emnstor "sinlles __ ea Mild eisrawedieet sued, se mud. a u likewise the designs of the enemy from the new and "On the 29th GefieralVaridaulosoPosod, with* •16 • 1 0 . ii r t n e, g a ted, that on the p r o t idi ag - evel ii n i, 'f t ., 1 rib regreh...lo. -poleineed a hire intrepidity. He died. , t Prise: the play was over "at Covent.gardeStheatre, she Mit : aro tigallehl sf *Op, a death 'rotor of carry to tribatid familiarly untested by the two priseneti4 'rho * .every brexesese." . • . adoi. earned the air sad conseirsenee oripiatleintm.'whialt s ' obe es. fro* their • appearance, the tenth 'thin to • ktel'ou • Kir liajoity the Empress and aiii.thic lig** 'snares tenant to thi r door Wl' 'Orden* a :•tikshi imeth . f4 Op _601111 , 114 bolviiielsen frellithirallyi dktea gip. . Bonin Prhottera ofeindilliir lerhiel faiiilittliiriefliheitir;' , ogifillar itt !Still . —•• ,3 • , . . . The [ l el . or. . lete ch th a e coach, sliel e a nd the . coaelletraa till 1161.141" i erdtesd t t : lo ad •' • : gi st of the; , .'; ppo s eke is i i 4isi tapat do ion 1 , noon i t i t: t a he strr eh t ic o le n d tte re ethe e k ~ Rol f r . he h00t e0pit... 4 . .. ) 1 40. cia l 4 ymit........i deielved ; ter, • ender the so tos a .o 7 , !hit 1 ja,2oo,o4oloten, iniving.nn immense aseirriale, entitled ' ' began to pull her about In: sit l iar 'which kft fsot. trot_l furze not only of driving as from the. , c a tt le . no room to doubt whet t c Iris; the) , tiled . Apkinfill;l4 the,llbe, bat eves of ~chi% upon ois XV., , her-pleitets by fermi . . _ tibi.liqp elk a, the 11 sad sari nourishing the waL i bet wefts the b Ethe rip :At itoit summit ~ ! bee earn width Mat Kle *0 - ' , t' . t!r !Mt!. 4 4 : o l osed lg t hr oa l ogoo ve p ditys f s, ao area linwoundopteti: th2h er nth.. I their map* ;lilt. hit . ... O f tii:_k , d m. eat. t o t e 4siti • power which mahee The somber . laner de I .4linsed them to Is . w let' . rugs , ......e.• i . ach t2ri kko t ... . . vit . „"ou 42, 000 , 10 10 3 0 .id or womitiede Nod . lir ' IA " di 4 7::: :44 41106 - 14°I1 %AIMS% as .inarly s i ck In wasevienee of Wipe and the west is, Dar: rnialf the t Ith• .. Air Ar. .to he.pendwg, oreoprid - tboot.• ' ' , se- of provielesslit has been Sr. or el; days without • . .' mOsieddil te.meerew ter tar • - brow% lano vritkomati it nearly SD,OOO men. .. ope ,„ 0, l I, •