The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-07 00:00:00

U SECOND EDITIO • : • ,a We step the press to state that a French Austrian Officer have arrived in Downing street, p as sports fora British Minister to attend the . They came by the flag of truce arril Dover. The intelligence was doubted in llat we have ascertained that it is true. N.4ri L girgt4LIGENCR. SittraNess, Atm. 6.-- died his Majesty's ship pantuda, with a'conry ter (he Baltic, consisting' of about 73 sail. The nest will probably sail about the 16th invent. YAttatoulu,, Aua. 6.—Sailed the Brilontarf . far off the PhYstoutity AUG. s.—Cailert the Endyetion (roe, for heiftirftionth.—Came in the Challenger frost 'o cruise; and a Russian cartel ) ,arlshata to Arneeles. •tl'olo Baronet!, Atioust 3.—TMs morning a of the habibitants was . held at i ,tlie 'l'iaseu.' , the puriatia efloeseuting ass Address to the • vehm the feefleteete was egresth.t-- To H U ROY — • ilia fltits.cE _ .- ..Ay tr vspia awnsle moussiss. " We, the nitahltaats of Brighton, publicly semi !oil, heingdeenly sesistota or 11w obligations t.v.vii 'O, i l inter to yo.ir Royal Highness for its •- importance awl prosverity, feel nerselves celled . , by every principle of gratitude, is well es of alfectien awl ie.pect, to approatili .yoar• Royal Highness Vntoi rcturn atomoot us. 'after an long an in erlvr t.. express, with all humility, one took,' 21n. joy on the occasion. We at the S'llle time, refrain from offering , Hoist Iligtniec, our cordial congratulations 'lam glorious slice ens of his Majesty's arms, this country has filled the public mind with .tion.-aml excited the admiration of the wad or • peistent Batoutly pray; that the Dispenser of all good ,ey , doubt, unite soo impjar......, ..._,_. ~... _ Whieh I ' . -.. long continue to your Royal Highness the enjoyment to be cordially :attacked. to' their. ruler, Ind ..gito i.ornelly laden; bate borne dole* hiimal mid, valuable star ' w hich ' will, at Lou, thee) be re!lgierall: - of perfect health, slut every other blessing." ; him an opportunity' of tenting , the lately by ; reirotattoo to 'the earth, and •forlioid* a theme of e ni vt ' iTe as before hyikee' teforcenteneof thiree, thee. and should ' that . hereateatitied to fifty•thitoSsatßlo Lord I.inuourn arrived this eveniug at eight . I .i h . .1 •d . i:liev er i t e het it in , ii i thieghter, jeering, and contemO, total the military sens ,,A pouri g is swig f t Vow, • they•are, at the•instent, again' masters or token— eclock. A select party, not exceeding eighteeli. dine . . , . .-•..;lir. Ile •.• •• •• . bodies of Europe. Nobtolv o t4eakfeota author*, power, .eperi . the soil of spifti. ...Thi sitietioe -of• ' .. • • el d o f ' h • r• • ;.1 ,a' • _ • la Illon renvili ; . this dis nave.% ,trulli,',lltell, Tie. proleible chances, andthe actual finery onts,p, at the Pavilion this , day ; and we understand that a France, credit lionxe tern, is ardiflerent from abet the. Green' liimielf, and his att., disgust ,has been Musical thrertisement will constitute the principal will determine the reel worth- of our victo *Bilk qv amusement. The illumination is' corral •; but owing it was At dm nentencetnent.ofuthe,Reveletinis that iorineed is a neither. of letters 4•. bot State ) policy h • * .• ascostaa an expence of lives, whatever meg kns* to the wind and rain, not of so brilliant a description I wonaniVeres should dePreosrean attempt similar I poPelet folly, AM& (be .childish eo interested, week. pected s set to be calculated by the public...it ~iu s is ' Sir, your obedient; luillakiihnigarel /•1 as was expected. to that or tile coalared Petterii, under circurtotanees i nes, Of friends, ha* prevailed(' -it words, Lord The great men of this town ( Afogistri).lisvo met . •.. ~ ..ii ... n' ‘ , 11111•4' i .-,‘, . Wetaasolrusesshilltiee,•es a' ,IComeetader in Chief, so diffelsvut. B r ut ' in fact the Attempts thouin slid. with a very discountenancing occurrence at the Pa- , . . ,__- . •;•.-_, ~ . : _; : o. • ,•,y, • '.- 17 .1 . are of a distiepished.order s mid "steed to all the • I • Jormya•siveet, Jai ) S. ISLI. - ~ • iii - 4.. .tAAJiKligi iiiioli. They have been 461(1 that as they are not the far tOlemblatleasairiPlifilifll4lTilatterent is their ea- . requisite, ) of (ho military. chareetter-ocoerage, ps.l *l_o - :-, +1 , 4 - A repreaeutatives of a • corporate body, their Address tuns. The :1110alithita PfliieVereigns rune to invade tience, cirearespectio.isionefessionet!knowledge, both 1, • ".. • cannot be received by the l'itrice Reacer. - France forattisaake dl diirklibnit among theorise's**, ;:theorefic tied prieticoli, and had greet occa f kgs . The famdos Battlteal is attached to the •Wat r —lolt, Tat I'I.AGUA AT MALTA.—We hare autbesity of and blotting irfreiri theoillOctffiftelpe. ' L a m Wat t . called forth, hh energies, he might have given proofs with a pension of 11,000 livres, .and writes tilt pi. Dr. Pym to state, injustice to the other Medical . Ltaterow ithouitibe inmide l i cence d It ifteine of hi title to the - reputation of, a: Geltersl.ot the first tided' articlei and strictures whlch appear In the Gentlemen at Malta, that he never either approved • . i ! • , '. . f ~ o•• ' - • , 1 order ' bill hith*lllis bietelentallayobeenreaposedola • Mosviteio.' fteexx, tfih Ex-Director, lived' tiViitts exprese necleration or the present Allied . Powers, reestate its Baigtindy. CAeltiii , lives privet:olr is or disapproved of any system,of Dr. Faulkner; and ; . so such trials, •whiebare probehly yet toiloine. The that he can certify from documents in his possession, ,preserve the intaigrity,et Francp;and restore her totter t aft apett 4 10 him.—Avie• passes of Portugal .Secured, Paris. - Stains, ' created a Cottnt and a hisitqor s that Mr.. Green, Deputy ittapeCioc.rit .Uotpitals; emit** end leeitithatn-lorentment ;it is, therefore, i upon the plan of •Dostottelsa t 11.000itant ounterica . lives in mach splendooriri Pies': . • •• • •1111 r; Thomis, Garrison ' S urgeon an d .air. • Dile, rationatty to tor ofrooolle, 'thae•sech•diffeeent.rit.isoperiority over; Ivi'•yeirmiy, and tutsofusion of . all : No et those !. 9 in' oil'onlation In France.-•• Apothecary to the Forces, Inspected the bodies of . tempts would - not meet with sl lilnilar opnosidon 1 the necessaries: andmunitiont'dtkest,-.lateutiffarded fluid - end -i4oteevoi,_ nfiliats inejoreat sbundeftie ie. the first persons reported to the Beard of iltalth, as 9 General Lord Weiwitaton .a comearatively easy Napoleons astlicluidi Nspotons of goW; andlo ati orted Ire Attila ' 'the Th e ' hating died. of the plague; that they Dever ltad a- PP • •• r *n masts , Li", whole , the n , ' and plain.sailing tilsko He has, however, acted wish the cent. solt y '''‘Vici Mica: l .'6oe franc, and half and doubt: at to the emigre:: of the Complaint ; and that .pf thepolicy.O(this measure rests oethe fact, whether t ,aonsamitnate prudeace and fortnight, and evinced, on • quarter frit nc 'Of 'Fiber'. . - ' • • they immediately i ropotted. and with the .approha. ••they are , aPproased s ,- or not, gptg.,9l6 gorernment4 aerery occasion, a brave and eoterprieing spirit. i . • The sage for dresaiindiatitiy in ogenerlit•h.at•the Oen and assistance. of his Majesty's God CoMmis.•. tionareets,,ami whether thertned desirous toil* . ',. Now to come, to close quarters • with Joliette . il'iellt Pl(ch in' Pars"e"r Thr' Napoleon Nobility, honer, carried into effect the *MASONS MPS/ likeilletra - ligt • of4lttenetritiestenl • Altheagb,•ilk* many others, Bw.'a poliactil.and military tactician: l e. t h e m et now (weenie :veliy ilftnettius, keep splendid nod). elica, the progoms of to dreadful,* calamity—a' lalls • I * ea ' l e ati oss iff s hibi . .te • te , e ife, -ii • .11.:.• • • I . vh planet * whether biclucultrations were • really , ra s y r ut.rnica .. o . .•'. wr i ton pages and great retinues of servants. truly dlicalt.ln,serbm pia* mid with mich•npops. •it ••• • ..!%'-c•iv ' bereft or after theatrical of the news, it a matter Of '* . Vetioltitts' Is intrikeetif ii.ollerat re pair , a 4 t l I lation as theta Valois. ~ , . ;Colton' . 'tee !titer roadered 'him • since he or b - ' ' • • ' 3. ' •* • '': '' , ,''- i /• t . -ay) 2 .00.0001 - Irot concernment, for this particular reason, ' , . .. intended - kir - the friterWenutdry res,dlnte of tb# ITA The "e at Allem hes. e eeteweere i in the neigh . tamed th e power of 'Prince, In arty oteei t h ey f •whatever to th lir . • ono no consequence e,pu lc.— Eerie' Cosfrt .. The at conntry palaces in 4. Imitrhood •of Bony, and thee . crops ore extremely light than that of a usurper and a tyrant • ; for, etite,:•Hut/the great Lord • lia.nathing in the.ostlinary ~. loud, ..Fontainhleau, and 'eempeigne ; the tows weighty. The ear is fief cod weßosefti.bod is more withstanding the Lidice " :of 'possalar election, it wait-Lowy ; and the achievement to which . hundreds of pidicei are the Thitilleries' and the Dian Brierbois. free Isom taint s . Wien, or asildew,.tliamkman's•re. : slithery force alone, which first a ' equirediand haly.-*2* P r 1 i oas in the ' French ;ervice would bare been ; :-. t er "Ointments added " tb the old facade et the membrane*. - /,- equal, A•namely, that of driving an enemy's army, :to . hitie been finished :In the fiat style or elm. ' tsinee r preserved, ,his authority' • . Could for Is. . .. I • A serlitiodispoie.lisa•arimein the parish of Fel- -, I n nt b el i eve - -, th t • h • - . :, gt6 a L • . cdnsisting of half tire force of !the pursuer', and of . ganci.,Ap4 qe new selig, completing the gesrdven. ~ .), , a e raw , b y the rree 'trent fOrwardnran. • 'The size of the whole ham. ' The Raw. Nit. Owen, the eloquent Missionary : f cis an enemy predetermined 'to- retreat, must, at all lees'''. m of the Bible Associations, kering been suspended ,or vrifurdire• 4 -. Ar acquiescence , 'u f : the "Ped,Ple, ,t its, lye embellithed, as something eatraordinary • bUildiniettly be, conceited, when it is stated that's 1 • . • • • . • • hundred thousand men may be reviewed ht flit groin his fesietions of Comte, km.:since, we under.. should consider' him in the, light ~Of , a legi. both in the ► plan and execution. -.. ... t • ' . staild,4etilametri his situation as emote of the parish, innate Sovereign, and never wish asqi aite r —t t • " ' f heFrench(soysJoutatre'squill.batontacticlas), s (f Tel. • ow 0 ~ in which lie has o ffi t•inted for 17 years, to the entire overturn his power; • bat 'having et. viewed ))/al' accoraing•to ail credible report, very strongly pc- ' 'file Imperial Institute it grettly ,and ail aatisfactiorrof the perishionea. The immediate cause i n any o th er • fight than that:of A usurper ,. I: hit ' rimmed the townsof Toro, Zaseta - Terdailles, and - the - literary establishments attended science in general being.much assigeed for te suspension, the declared design of indignant - .e ! Valladolid, and could • net abandon tech strong . always felt' :at the ' :temporising, 'timid and Government. Di r. Owen lo ft preach a .funerel :sermon, in memory ofgrimed without swim struggloul 'Thee* an interest. the late Mr. Granville Sharpe. But it is imagined policy , of our rulers, who•hesitated to declare their iug matter .of enquiry, by whet means; the Marquis • sod.erignvers, hacq that his success at Oxford University , and elsewhere , .determination pull doernhie'pOwer.,ani restore" effected, without difficulty, wbat,lt west the vain la. The chief painters Cargoes resides at ill drawing many of the most distinguished Members. that •• of the Bcruenons. Had a, pr o per, appeal been boar, of the greatest pert of the last 'lcampaign to of the High Church to counteimuce the Bible So. made-to the peoplo-of Franea; bed site white "feud. attempt ?" Nothing is ea si er to etyma than this en. - Yar's abound in his cmeties, may have, in truth, proteated the di.sagree.,,, ard been,elov aced .. - qalry..• • The Marquis bad 'riot, really the trouble to ; 11.11 LAC ire the favoui m different Voris 'of 'their fron.' The Ex-Hi ng silent. It happened before the death- of the late „ . ; _•.• J , t i , „„ie" l,,_, • •• e ff ectlthis, which (be change *Udine', and the ile. Bishop of Loudon. The parishioners have slinost.„'..,i t ': 9 ' 9 _ i ll . 11.1.7%rifiv.7111 of DaP4Plattkba'an r °Peri,' termination of the French, effected for — him,, and Palters of PILA.F,T I universally taken up the 'cense of Mr: Owen. A .ad°"l"9?!!?_,,‘il t iietr,.. l 4sialtY . 6 0 40 i, jekitisiOie act- which Must have taken place (for a, reason which I rosida I .lli Koake.; o , rtifiesfe hiss been signed of his exemplary life and wants' of a law . fid Siterelipt, irk' . eipeilment would shall ~assign in a future communiellattiqt whatever „lirsilency l peer Blois,, meritorious service in the cure of souls, and their then,bave.been iiirl • iirliel l thlimiaper of the French coarse the Marquis load pursued,., .. ; _i. • . . ' . . :to the, prnce of Br g""tudy is to ibe farther ila°trested by a liberal'' iiiiiio n 6 441(1'144 *K . fatly' : ascertained • and we - But the &Poch .were.conteetrated upon the line 1. 1 4 '4 constantly subscription.—ls it really possible that the High/ • ' ' •''''' " '- il .:' "It . "". 1 '' ' '"' 9. '' l of the Douro, the bank of valticluie roegh and pre ? ..loPlloretk lohare should hase_kisentr, reisleityssie- fro , lighting; , pra t , Church is beginning to apprehend danger to the Eats.' - . NOW% and cosaiesswls all , thcidwer gtosidwi the: Plf . ..binsvit:.thi:osessi. blishment, by spreading the knowledge of .holy now that - nn lrilitioutto anti idl;Itill . At.obior-t la arlitreo, 'opposite be k • the Merquis, therefore, with. e.prit. the:,. dr SON, erPra• n., • . ... . • I - Writ?—Have not the digni fi ed Clergy as much (thOugh to' imimrder•meolt is...sufficiently obvious), . dent dexterity, instead of.crossing she. riyor , clirecNy,;„ .TliahrrOada of militarY:Pramolia4 In. 01! lfreitcb energy, zeal, an d influence, with the body of the tire motives of 'the war - ore' mloraleated, the' anstit. opposite the enemy. -marched higher up' eli *is n the' military schools ta , ear d a its,,., rmy ore t . previous itcati ti I 1 people as the Sectariesi—Surely they can have .no . lion of car greet enmity h veiled under the specines- 4a(mtbs and crossed it is • Portage,. He. after. *!. SOttert,,liat : service ; the gradatiOns • rising regUlatit rota the cimmon soldier lit 'We- Mokrshai, according real ground for shriuking from a woik upon which": :: .1 ' "•' ' -- • ' wards crossed the Ebro after the same. man.. T pretmice of . '.nitilatittape , and general good, an d the ti me pg... to bra‘ery sea merit. A Lieutegarit's ply is loi., they entered with so much apparent fervour. ens. eluding the necessity of forcing Thursday evening a young man, of the 'name of Cole, in the employ of Messrs. Morel and Hughes, roaseand `led fear 'hich migkl be, easily- -v simple after the thlutts:• . doisoolset which ; e el ' s 25 ° 1 ' ; and a Marshal s 39( s 41.;','Diskes bit* cantiet.makers and upholsterers,Merlborough.street, roused' by hare '•t t ' - returning from work, suddenly fell d own , a n d i n - L or d W . is stonily expired. He was taken to the Marlborough o w n' G oit '''' Ilead •pobllc.house. A medical gentleman in. the Fea ,,,,,,:- •fi l i - neighbourhood was immediately sent for, but to no' :,, - ,' - ,'',F- - effect. The unfortunate youn g man has left a wife • u' s p os ibmi 1 but no children, to lament his Ibss. present. Ruler EXTRAORDINARY ACciustiT.—Last week theeklest attempt to - Wm of H.' Pope, Esq. of Font, neer Maidstone, a 1 ' child about five years of age, fell into a well about I • Hartford, .• 35 feet deep. He was seen to fall by his grandfather,- • --- Lee, Esq. who immediately ran to the well,- ; • Butcher's and saw the child standing in the water, whieli•fortu. , pound of nately was not then deep enough to drown him. Mr: 21.; cheele Lee calling to the child, he immediately answered; "net, the "*Here I be, grandpapa !"—Help was initantly'pro. pee herd*, cured, and the child restored unhurt to his terrified - .110 d.; and. parents. '` 'the 'whole s A few days ago 'duel took place its Debberan, heu! duce is ter, _tweelloong *rasa Hotiren t iti the Swedish service, 1 moist sugar, end itrAdjetent e(TillinisisessiT SW. liii.:TXIN 1 heet-roPe ' els killed. . • • .401010 , At ar r blishments - are much attended; being, meth honoured by the people The Frenc h painters, sculptors, r4l arrived at the highest, perfastion, I are DAVID, GROSS, 4114 CiAltOit. t Raw, but. the public buildin4s at his works. Bossisaiti and Dsii. ourite composerS for the Theatre,. ind tauf.it a - slims, with her and tw• tinalunldi chilli*, Fanotesms Meisel(' 'at ois„ in Fiauce,,a belopOte IgNsycnio; 'he he in this tanlita atfentli'd a • .0* ."0; b u t sip inclination to t aippe, or spas lin of Otareraoseut, e se c to tbe l 'exalted feellegs . "rack migltd helots easily ; fre.:rs very simple after the thing is done,' bat %filial i or , a awt• i ~,,- - ------ ----,-- P. - .. by a bold," open',' and exPlfeit !avowal. , If so one would have thought of . till ,they had.been4p..;l 00001.. per annum annexed to the dukettoni; Counts ; • /aLstrurros is properly soitimited by our *traded in the event; and this measure 9 4 we ea.1041014f,1601• 1* Barons 3001.; and. q; Chevalier 1251. • per ' wi d olspiii i i. rn , iituitis • pia . . 1 ,to . we . People a 'but con?ider, as. one of the mos t splendid its ,ste,i 'tints ; m in t 000 Fiat . tce in , rlingi lool ;n g d o?in living gettera4 u . 1 whole history of the war, and which will not sink Its i rrt at „, .__ L _ i r _. I . ~ .1,. Aria ;then it wi4Wie ! e'ty`ht . is:thqr temper mid. comparison of the best Imagined, and best ezeeuted t .l ii , : l'so o riPris 4 roier'4 l 6 41 , ...ry e ii in , .....- ~ • Ion; etwkif t l 4y viih o.xiloAla under their m a n o euvres of modern times." , • ; .i• i, ' i e4w,n• ' ' .04 ; bath. stinyrous hie' nt ' glisb • . . i Keels Goo dead& we? sheekli'Soy farther S 0 , then, Sir, eat -greet General's greatest *etch' bbote'keitilM i atill reside there undistorbed.-1114 to disturb tfae.r tioaalialty. :' • of military knowledge and skill consist leAls being . ' NVlrliwits hai - livltiwevis for the 'South of France. ilinkth, g • ..v.1.40,1114. &c. • ;,, • , . aware, after traversing the country, both in advancis.4 ,liaaskufettll.4lo..xetivement, engaged in the , • i • r, near Me,rpoitA; Sid) , efi„, .- ' ~. '. lc g. . and retreat, so long, that both the, Douro and tbst•l l4l loiihin 40(101rth end Seferlo mob (rem ' • %, . 1,.., Li_ : In. , 11l health. Dr; WArect,,,. vr,;the author of The I. of . ~. 13 "%inPari in Paris ; p is :front 41d. to - M. per :debited's he spared. the coesequence of. forcing aI, Fietfkr• Is •dead.eM.JOIIN Pa.gaT, formerly .of If 20 ouncis % at. thei v abge, aar k e t s t . boa• passage, by makieg it where halted n o _ etsanty . to op. 1 The Vituiler; lives in - riissch domestic comfort, nett • - \• Pei" 7d. ;• knit's' Is: 341:00..14,10 / .. petit • pOse, ee every Markt his senses weed have done, as I the Palals Royale.,--dunt Ruitroarrerjoys the fa. • J.• IP Englishosiushse, 46. 1 4,414 gmy w i 5 ,,,44. . gra ,as himself;, and the enemy, knowing the' vour and confidence of-the french Government. tie ; good Be°l4"drr 4oll .; Wainarr clattii, ceitatry equally well, must have been perfectly aware . The -reeds, to Frawsi i are In nu condition. Of -• • , red. good elate( ' hsolldettdie the: province , Of. *Mt he' had Itritis:ichoice. ''But their plan of privets buildings times age few flew ones. rod! IA . 4e are 3 .Li ser ' Nit , _ . 4 .o 4 isimit‘"Coloilibt , •- • retreat was ; fitted , Many rate, although we have not ; general is dot and agrkulturols Rot . 11 ., , • , ' I /err d ear .-- Gn at 'estarefies• poi.: r temost tberosesobu.wbieloboy-wero lammed ' l , Travelling is wee, ,ead robbers Mile '''''' , of. • 7 ~, ..,! rester, Ai. 2411; Calfe•yAdeL. phr.esitoesielfbo Met k eisk4rowol4 whiclif*.oBol7 cost ths "' .` i n"' IF. 11° .r blIC .1414 _1 1 T- "Milt Pir pt sugar it atpriessit pet4lolo el . ' . -• v - ' rats, rod est sift' of warlike stores and ; arid csdpistg. •he lead Si. 4100 - - 1 1 1161141119X16.414111lbeitglifiller4; . reejoilpw althicit brolipr solleititributed ' bot. the Jai* ribOitifilligliglritit, Sao -: 4 " - .... , •, . . ~ , r.. , . : i : .; ~ . . . . . • . . . ..• - . . . _ • . - . . . . , ... , ~ • - • - , i ..- -- —, -- _ _ - __.-. .• . . i . . ~...„ sr jr - .. .goo' It. E. ; ' A rit ' lit: : t tirivic e. ' 6- o'fiairmrsitatt — realtr*mrsbetweiwirritolioctr eittstle , 1 --tN i i . • To ?xi EDITOR oP ?NS : , ~ .., . ft wis e '• . ' h o tir; J- 0 - , 1 . - ''..''. .* '"?' -. "e).:111.1; "i '.. 1. " "sull'a co.decthn 1 r oral not. to kart - I ; y= 'fir' , -.‘ ° ; ''.nor isr,i .--, ..- • 'boa Meat • the, And i • gut,—A welter of considorable Seitettat t Ift*r_ . , g fi ,...is *. „ Ao . 4 ,...m0k.01. , ..... c .,,,........fiat ......, h and an the , signature of V stusorhose it,Oeirit , lyAturgle!,ll4,n l i tal d aat i gair, ~ . , ~„ , inicifoa , 4od , : qiiii yew „boom. Autortop , _ loos for elegant, and whose prophesthoworial u z p apt: is t a rma . ono of sitontk . , .. bait boatrol . 040r5a...„,.....1001. , itaZZ I ~ beet, with party feelings, than political wiadMilior ce i fs p eo plit.lidtailiplialgoa.4 •.' ' II V - a mt4u ,,,,,,,d Ms ait am e7:7 4 ,7;;: . rimigm h oli , the Con. of Mud, has ventined to.decialm agelzat tha Idercor sha k e t t e lf ''' ',sallow!, 1911.`990; 1 0 4 06. 'Thlote . voted 4104 ( 41/4. i m o ve d at invading the French territory irlik!" troy . ,- offhe ;t a w h ave Ai -1 , %I I ll el ifii fi' '. . a ret i on ' inlaigtrill Mat; , "ON% lit z 5 41411101 ‘ ,9.49+ 41)/ . . r iiCtOtiOall'VraLiati4Tol. It Milif ,„:4 l,, Up,: argue w hich may tos4 • J I .. . ' e. , __ i ! . 0 1 Is enemy's force, to A Vs own, sis ing An tit* ~- • _...., i r 1 „ ' 0 1 r aw At iilllllo. _ _ re 14#1etomoly, and t.- , • - the chi . . ~ ~ , •,,. ,4 r ,14,,, ...,.,.. I ' n o , swan dellreeef evaa aan C, Al .... 4° t uSittic e .pot 0 appal tileiliklibrAtati 4 ~„. '' ' .-. Mel luld , Wygm, tad moda,ooatriaKaitis-rof t ,f4afe ''' ip l ipm ass i or a ti s o ; n tii p e ro w c ri ee t d er ing ef fr v o revat mO oitip oomst osgigtriq taat „i " enp ot oill i t if o r e d n et i ov to or em y r arit ef oofo tw il t it i itrata i w .. ' : i l a i th ott i ormir beit 01.10, 41.1mie , . 11 41 4t r a tafib ragmtfo lia" Z we i g .' ; lir . .!". ,:1 , . . . however,- 1 1 am not' National- 6 1i *WOW' tirne ale' i 0 offer thief/Marl* liiiiioll' gr. itifoo.odent iuditasotOtAlLOSON/Witalfriend 0 ' l **,o [ r sty's sblp live.; I'' have 'he ovens-eat* -,.,,- . .Mio. io my JOzrnal„maf ~,,1,5 1, , y r mom , , iriesisynttome , aw l s enkis i to _ _- „ . , 1 nsishng of ewn conjectures, but I httlf . `,,,. i iviii ; ',,*e 'lll l tie fi Nnitu tpi . s, ,o g ltti i r 4 .l , .. ' • A i p i c i p # • and portogom troci ik oooloosiog ~ , , ;or ) 101 l ab"t own by e x perience ; *di ail to -1 ". . .F:o p :I knou t shpii.bliMntheiriverolllll44lllool44l;ll - .111.4 arm y a marching foroilefiMorfty 90, 14° .;, or, accord. Tr ;den ... , °wort , for will net, on thatscore,yi" to for map livirs—yot a t faq: Irstazhatu d,,lhnir watitheisoildl,abjelitaillas., 1a to •our late.44.olll , 4iiit Oemmatss'obe koNdria I boast of ne merit on that .aogoapih..*,Theiloticy of Hided iiirtiiidilde 'tostlit7 totitprelfitildiki if fraietllO ttb# 1 ,434 0 4t-alen.", nat..);_tatiati . I • l ;agttll t itr il * union fri. Invading the French territory depend wholly jawieziTh"' figittelutiiiOett Ivisatoi*ttallilidft.' Of v ° l " ki e l ir 1t141 ,__,1, a " . 9 4, rit ro v i 44 147 . *ger gon- on the 1403404 e, which Lord,Wilianniairox has .. jig if i . 0 1 0,...:•, 3 -; . • ;.,::•,. . , ,:. ~ 1 1 , - 4 . 0- *Pogo tiaPteo ifeckininorlitor . . 1 1. 1 „ z . ~i f , ;t h sinking oar Alliei In the ' 5„,9041; _ Y., ad, from golfed of th e . disposition or, Ohl Finsh nation. * 2 pop iaa ti lm ji ago t a ,, 7l d, th e ,..gp*ps, be ~. , , t r o pt i od 9 f 1 4 ki n k . *h i , ... .af, , M e l t v 4 4: • , I / 644 40 41 I A : 4 40 such a weauttailittealt#WtoetelY 11 1 4,ilenttint • Po - 41W airo.stoci t t! c si l t s - iffekir . 'i.l*-o.ll.fripapor,,w4ol- , y0i....4,. ih,,, as s. .. . a . Ist Mb Apt of retaliation or se elm, 'not- Villiti -10 ,ttoe Illel Mail .- bigtl- 1 10. . r '..- oPaaking4roMPottor*„illiti . , „a o , Ade . 1 a k ni , — , , g., kelt I *llea f Spain or eh *Awn; 01l ootoof• ir•l‘la 11 5 149 .. 4 '.,, , ZYALP Ir.' ji... 0400 02 . -, OW ) gths or . tholP4b4oa___ __ s .ttl44 .„ . e - 1; 1 : 1 ' 44 ;Z i 4 1 I nte ° 46 n Elo y itisairrit '° , Spain, or n IA! oaf .. nouser 6 lP k e r ' n * t . .- !wt.' .. iik . )o o ;.n... - ii ni tAu ,,,,- ; MOO' GAO in •ntatnhet in rite T l O O l l ,ll Jo i s : . k rEtiglitil, ' Ila proceedingimplik iil talr n 1941 .. f i rm i .. .. hi es t i 14 4 4. 4 w ,„ 11 ,,, ' 1) I I shall colialtide;'itigh ao etlattri , • ` . • REGram. , tiviwoit. , . , to . , - 1 mot s ../ . . . • r1rr,177 9 r ' . • , ,:,„ tea aprlipiteptory or*hottli Vag* 0144110061001111 4 , left - . , .. .. i _ , #. if • Aii t. 1 1 4Y* l',,. l . l ‘ i f t t l itt . . C ma" . this opleadifi TiOotito TON .0 _ 1 2," 141.1411. 1% i Hui 64l:4 4 ' '' s - lasSiqg well sgssstaislo,, .thilliwiwt imeliirs7 n" 1 ' ~WV .r 7 oloo***- 1 . .7 4,adiesi . bilitibigks.issl stoOffity4 l o . itslicly as- • *- RIIIMS this and disposidspr of the Fienck:tolterite ItilsmsOmer, t 4409 r..pipprowo. of 'l,“/.. duil47igsmO . fi .the ,',asa hi 9earlasti i5g....." l'intast9ol4 . .am -- _ tabiolit •-, - • - lb prelent who tuis***4.64l64 years, . 11".#1"4.**h.tir Z °41 4 1 :-! , ? ' lbomisVaPPlTqM l l4tOni.liter I I ' t i ? , M ilt i st rY l th a t *' 1,411:1.11 t2 'sea *halloo. wiik Wail iffitimity thql: dair,qmpi“ . !lima upon by foiifi' iiiiti r findint the4"4l4.drildt . tifk JAI- . 1 4 1 6 sok " the . i viiemixo 40 , 4, . , . i _ t to blazoolthem.' Witkint being. is Was* 'f ati'ati" J . awl .. h/111,,41iftinilff,' , itia . utiti iiii .11 4. ' . kgretaverse to do justice to *int Noble Sharers on J . '1 r . 1, 2.+1. 1 i („ t a_. ,g_ yl_f A :* i ' ii.,. 11. ' 4 . 6411111. BBL It l i PliPerlia*MlagAr . e: 114 alatalaa . 4 to the way utmost ..of. hls slesprviag, . ~ , 1 1 ableace, once to .t i .4. lt !v•irrt "Pi f?'` ,I) 11 !" / " 41 ", mirk to both Pnitittnolou.diseetabottliagr thaltatgb .4 " ,arnovos has done no more thanirtiMgaillia otw saris. .fortreafes 0 ilio.syrips, PA to efikido Ss militar y country the ant* dellsorancel.or &go& I),isat *Honk, consisting. of somethiag.barO4o4 41011 cannot, gtoiens before the teogeoacts et an teed people, 'rod a "mot notibkr 'section of: bur • Volitical te 4 he is f olio nootaor ot troops, with mic4.1410143,1101.41110 0 ,wle. Ito your , would he most•wile mostbettlteriat,erid'otost pid., Id emblazon the; military ehatoetor • J ot g [std rilti fete force him to a bottle, in Wlti4lls4 ll 4toll4lW . as oitt •the . iihthropic.— e be Other • livid any. feebly „ fort of !,amsoton, , and so to serve the Wu Sltilti9oo,.l I know _i dot , i i i hi s , cian ", an d a geot at. ime i i . oltragroiNtspo, , . 1 which t o I r. In / ... 'l] : ? . • • . that Noble 'Soldier thoroughly& . licit,/ ftirtiopetiOrt isTbe AMMenuenne . Is, ,.although Spain tneji4l o l4.lllo° ,i, , annoyance, I. , maranatag ,porty ;or tae sak e . co th l elutta- 1 o.„.• A 1 i • i • t. both as a *oldie , and Woman. taid,fretolity .of our , rarity .evacuated by the French,. ahoy' 9,100410;104 ' t,:, lrld. We levying cent on tinte.:4contql would, aa 'military ohms ? whether of par or Daman jests :s.I. r .' -, '',-._- -,.-. has - , I•lto.ronertiporce in.the,Pqnll)ollll4 sod apobSk i ble goo d say ,doubt, unite On? ArMlCh t i Waal eapposiog them ;stet . but the encessivO•panivyncs w p Whelk . he 1 been den, af.1411 oat WINDOM aaa Twoartsp,egy.ao enjoyment to be cordially . ittacbed. to . their ruler, sa d . 6 44 ..aruelly laden; base borne done •1 . 161r,rea . l o,94 . saluabl! u m, wisicip will, at t stwy, time, bo ,repdgyoid:fally