The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-19 00:00:00

Emited Corndany's sales, and one-half part of the , ... rie ; prodnce of se.- . .t :ale shall be kejit and retained !P o ," by the said United Company for *theri.oirn we, and' e t c other half thereof shall he paid to the parties; : And if tit- persons concerned in the said adventure, ! or h masters and the commanders of the - said ' ships, 51411 refuse or neglect to .retetn to Europe with the said goods, or on arrival shall not deliver . the same and every iamt thereof to the said .United Company to be sold as aforesaid, then and in either of tho said cases, the parties shall forfeit and pay'l to the said United Company the sum If 0Q1)1. for every such refesal and neglect: And,also s s that before the said ships - shall . .proceed on .the saki voyage, there shall be delivered to the said Com. D ane a true and exact list of all peruses concerned . i , the said adventure, subscribed by theinseives • r:.spectively, and also of the agents seat out on the , s:ill adventure, and of the Commanders, .Olfscera s and seamen, and all other persons employed them in and in the said ships ; and also that s within, , getn s even days next after the arrival of the aaid . ships " i o n _ in the port of London, or within fourieeu• eke ih. ..,.. ,ha r t" . after their arrival in :Ley other part of this king.. "*qt` Siring B lom, on their return voyage, .or the return of any l i other ship or ships returning home in their places t ,l the masters and commanders of the said ships, re. jeltir, y s pectively, shall deliver to the said United torn....:tkiirdt IQ pavy the original and true jgartials and log-beau L. ii.l.,&ie of the said ships, which shJOI contain the accondte ' 4vres :4 , ', of all the said ships' proce4argss, hem the time 0t t ......2 1 7.' their departura from .:Fairestp 40 ,44.,.4ak 41 , w?''' ''llli kik lorottel arrival in Great Britain, for Ae• twithal and A ve., . , ' spection of the said United .Compiny; but Ake: slci,Yeli e cootents thereof are not W - beWiscloaed or mode. '" • • ~s . ,..op rat i pub i , except to Government, without the consent ' - -1 by• a the parties concerned in the eeid, adventure; sand in case they should refuse or reestect tb deliver the said journal and log-bookss the. parties shall forfeit and psy to the said United Coteputuy the SUM of c2.)001. • [l'hen follows this Covenant on the part of the Company.] And the said United company do for them selves and their successors covenant, promise, and agree to and with the parties, that in case any goods shall be delivered to the said United Com pany's supra-cargoes at Canton, assigned to be bold by tbetn pursuant to the covenants and agree ments aforesaid, then and iu such case the said United Company shall be answerable for the said supra-cargoes DULY Accocztrisna .2011 TUE SAID GOODS ; and also, that in case any goods belonging to the said adventure shall be sent to any or either of the said United Company's presidencies in fndia, to be sold on commission as aforesaid, the said United Comny shall be answerable for the Go. vernors and Council who shall receive the same, that they SMALL DULY ACCOUNT TOD VIE S.tTO 'GOODS, and pay the money arising from the same into the said United Company's treasury at such Presidency. far as Wilna, •welsavnteken 150 pieces of artillery, .spwards.of 700 boxes of cartridges, Mainers, sande*. ftesat a number of baggage waegons," . thsit the eceid', in several places is choked with them ~we Isa4n likewise captured two • standards, some generals, it'd several thousaud 4srisoners. His rear-guard has been attacked and cut up, so that he is flying in disorder,. and without any defence*; thi. men drop I dosin with faintness, and thrown into despair, 'sat ! render themselves. The enemy's loss does .nab , !amOunt to lem than 30,000 men. • • " The roads are covered with their killed and 'wounded, and men dying with the cold; punish. Imeut follows so quiek on these miscreants, that they !fall victims to the flames in the dwellings to which' they have set fire, and are frozen to death in the vary houses which they have destroyed, by break ' ing the doors and windows. 46 We have this day been carrion . into Wiles on their shoulders. 46 They have not succeeded in carrying of asp dantfrom there: exclusive of the 150 pieces of ar tillery *foresail, a great number of cannon have /alienate,' ear heads; • thwessessiem arc Asa... Am the great number of sick and wounded are several Benerals; and among these, as I am inform:* oil s ere Generals Zyonesck and Lefebre. My ram: guard is pursuingthem close at their heels. 66 Lieutenant-General Tschaptiz has' particularly distingeished himielf, and by his rapid sad ince.. sent putsait of the enemy, there never passes a day in which be does not come up with him two or the* times, and Nrces him to leave cannon, and chests . cartridges, behind him. " One of Marshal Oudinot's Adjutants, who smi left behind by the Marshal to wait for his allet.' guard, and to obtain information from them of fps strength of the corps which was in pursuit of . depaia was made prisoner in . Oschmany, and •as the nee. guard had meanwhile lieen made prisoners, end. eat ' 7 •—• te,tliis young man, was most astonished, when, lea A Gottenburgh Mail arrived this enorisirtg?-being ; ! steed-Of their rear, he beheld oar van-guard:. He ing very important intelligence " from the Russian riieitl not conceive how it came there. Army, of further su;cbsses Owed over 'the enemy, The prisoners confirm the'intelligence that kw: and a prospect of the .Free Armytn. the North ;•poleon is no longer able to conceal his difficult ski being nearly annihilated., as will knee, by the fell' :alien, that the whole army sinking under their fee lowieg accounts.s..— • ••.. • - Istiguee, are Murmuring and becoming dangerous to Gorrzeiveona JAN.' 1 1 ;. , .--The Emperor- Alex- Whim. A few days ago, we took a greet Itemiser of wader has ordered a levy 01400,000 men, to be com. his guards. I have.had, several times, for My bah!. pleted in one month; the half of them is to be at the con, the same house which he 'had only quitted I disposal of a Foreign Power. . . few. hours Previously; and he his several times tak Letters received from liamburgh, state, that the.;bitoseif at th e moment when the skirmishing King of Prussia, is to go le Lireslaw c with 5000' I s omme k e d b e t w ' eca ven . gu ty c l o ia rear .e troops, and that die Rdssians are expected at: Bes: 4 . • 4 .' 4 . . Adjutant-General *arc* Railucci informs . . . '_Murat is said teltasieti l itived at Elbing, - !arilisibt . 'Ms Imperial Majesty, under date- the 12th Dec. from .• , Grand Army, co ns i s ti ng o f 13,000 men . ' Rh o ,. as f o ll ows: .1 Nl'Dottald's corps is expected to surrender. - " Since my last most subelissive report to yoir Sr. PETtasaunam, DEC. 19.—An Ukase was Majesty, no operations - have taken place with t;l4i issued a few days ago, ordering a new levy to be enemy, excepting his having with a small nuMber conpleted in one month from this day, ref 8 men ticked the advanced piquet of. the post staAnneit at • ;. out of every 500 males fit for service. , It is calcu- Jungferhof, probably for the purpose of rebenahi lated that this will produce 300,000. The pypvinces tring. the situation there. No material alteration which have suffered by the last campaign sire ex- has taken place in thesestemy's pion.. ' empted. Tbe Emperor set out late last night for 66 The head-quarters of Mart 111410/lonald dill Wilna. remains at &algae ". Ms army..- $O,OOO tneis • • • Exchange on London 4. strong. - Svoczaotaa, JAN, is said, that General o:The General of Division, Grad 4044,t , . lit Wittgeostein had arrived at tileit, and that several Sterft. his corps, which iseomposetter ; -116emigiesur Russian corps were upon the alert on the Niemen.— and Poles, to the amount of ten battelltillivet. in. Macdonald is reported to be cut off. fantry, two squadrons of, cavalry, and tOta , plisse* Corzessacee ? JAN. B.—We ere here without any of artillery, is st Nerft, tonedei, and ot: ^ Witlisei in positive intelligeuce respecting the Grand Army; bet the adjacenteoentry.v ' • , 1 if we may credit reports fromPosen, of the 18th alt. it was completely destroyed in a general battle, ST. Pasant/sou s Dom 12r..-Intelligentis from fought on the 13th December with the Russians, the army, !MA Is published at the beedegiOlUellret near Kowna, when, as it is said, all the magazines oloatalosilee.4llwwiag mettle, additive tt many were burned : Victor's corps with himself eapitulat- 'ethers, describbitleadisme of heroism in tjlitt•Ritsi ed, also Macdonald, together with , all the Paeans armies s Jar „ 4C and many Generals. The use report Soto that ria . #o# l 4.lfrr Rio It 11/Ir* Malls. .. -*. - -I)tst- . 1 1 - N . . 0 O O .... ..... Cadiz •-.',. ' ':. .0- • • 1 - ..?•.-.• . Gattrabassii ~. 1 , . Gaermay lerwy . e • 0 1 • . -r--- . . •Pleospowsd- -...:-- -- -4 Twos.% . 0 paw": OF STOCKS TIM Ban% S per Cent. Red, Int S per Cent. Coo. DS; 4 per Cent,. Ifei • 5 per Cent.-Narj 1(4 1% . • Ling. Atm. lb 7-114 . ' DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK, Lydia Bondi / 3 Ais Exeltelittrr HOl4 9.141. 6 7 p 10111K5id. 10 7 9 p 0110114No;91 • Carol! for Acit'ilAi Lottery Ticked THE LONDON; - • . Tiotwir,.llAldiAßT 19i 1811: , rUnT#ER SUCCESSES: of TH; RUSSIANS OVER THE FREXCII. ARMIES IN ¶IW NORTH: •• • • • r • . •r:.. Y A • h ~ trade and plenty, it , be observed ,At peculiar Interesfund iinqety, "rhisy, as Well is all . sensible 'and.siticelefrionds to their , eisootry,'will feel a mixed 'sensation of pleasure, as far as concerns the pre, sett' diScomfited condition of our haughty ad versary, through the uniiersatlf acknowledged Idestruction of Ms Grand Aitny of file North •is it has been emphatically caged. • His. late career reminds us of the tensitreire attempt of. Puheron to drive the chariot of the Sun round the World. He; 'too has communicated fire to the froten climes. - Bet ;ills career at an end ? This is the question that In: . wolves the returning prosperity Of*Greai Britain, or its utter ruin.* Ho stands abashed ) likoipte son of Arou.o, in the presence of an authority which he but slightly valued before. He is on his knees to the peo pte of France , f deprecating their resentment.from dis appointment,. praying them to rerriernber that the hostilit); of the climate atone has robbed thera z. of their brothers, their sons, &e. ' Will they . fiailjSA iiim ? „Yes ; if we may judge of the tentitioolt II t 7 s . EP lirance by those of seem to be .usor like tl hero we ed, k: Was a bold attempt,"l4c. lth this Ilk facet" over the remains and ruins of as itnlffense im perial power, this wonderful peoPte,lttnethat they are a wonderful people the late revolutipti prOves . them), are resolved t 6 create another armhtereplioe the one so recently and so signally destroyed. Let eur Ministers then duly view and contemplate all this, andiettile they send Gen. Hope to look about him in the Past, where ;t Is conceived a star is seen begin ;Oct to sidne.thiourablyto our views, not to over took the Workings of the Cabinet of Vienna ; which Cannot possibly be indolent or neutral, in the 'affairs which are likely to take plate. We will not give our enemies a shadow of pretest for insinuating, that we do not fully participate with them in the satisfaction which the tdrn of public affairs has I communicated; but we will say, that if their noisy ; war-trumpets drown the soft and salutary whisper ' ings, that PEACE, through all this,' is the policy of. the Cabinet of St. James's, then will we prove, at nO, l ' great disinnao .- .. of Onte • the bowl their pestilenttil i bragb bait` produced by Its corruptive power. . ~ :le continuation of our remarks upon the affairs of thelndia.Company, we are at some loss what to say upon that part of them which. purely regards the' commercial. A writer of some discernment in these • matteu, in descanting upon the letpref the Vitali. Tenn i 'of ,the 13th January, 1869, obieiyes . ,' 66 sues fa rr4b of cant and corn MAO: iiihiebeteie met the public eye." According to their ar'n . Fatten, the trade is a losing one, and yet .they wish to keep it, all to themselves ! Caw it be out of a tender concern lest others Ihould be rained by datbirklng in it ? Whit these• monopolists, say of theitazaiils competitors might incur, in former times, bienitiark ing in the.,..lndla Vrade, may be true . ; but .be case is w not now as then. The ants of the inhabitants: ef thi whole accessible world are better knowthiAP:' boost* .Quirtes - tradesmen . were ..anati'd; t itar r 'Sieve the day vraiiiiiiirved nearlY,. is every - J*4o s theisatna as 41* Mr* years, eicept her hiroleitir. holding s' Cape; ' • • Major ToCiiiiilaits resumed the comeetetterlitt' 29th regiment.' •: We are informed tire Isioßtiyat .* .Highness the Pat picE WEGENT in it lit • essitempfa‘" lion to give the 29th a second battalion, of which . Major'Tnciitt ie tb be the` Littstrents,nt-Colottel, at a . .re% ard for his Icing and ardstoits.reivices. - . •". ' ' f . lVe understand that it is.the intesition of A ttt4k spectuble portion of the inhibitors(' of , the4litFerent districts of the Potteries; *to" convene a Geinsrat Meeting on -anrearly day, , to take into . consideration the propriety , of petitioning the • Legislature- • en'tfie si il)joct of peace,- , -(Satifordshire Adr&fiee;). ••• ; • We.haVe .been given to - understand, 'that the put- • int , mode of supplying Bdtish • cavalry 'Svith 'horses, ii foind tb be entirely ine.l6 , i Ist, and tlMt this important .bralsch of the national fo . ceiletaands the immediate attention of Government; • • ". 1 The Into htiainint at:Gibraltar prOduced the:MOIR tfutal effects : it pegits on the 28th oftinsootnil cos,* , nued .vita thsoOth ; - "carverit ''tO escaped sortie * ai ' epweiet •%it. ~ A rer7r!M litter :ibraltnt pm. isti. ~n • and his s%rritnt. Seventeen inure . vessels Wita, ~ Niviveti on shore in the Ban stierei of which wets, American. Fite% . Otta of '4ltek Wei --, it irartifiiiiit . e onktitiiittYtthioh had:StiAlcers and men, tfrti• valids, on board, who, it is feartiltwe ati - Itait.,. -. .;- 2 - On the . sitSottlie.:Oli Oa/a/4-4 We Coliwtra* of •Loodon, who have the proitettr, ittelviairited•ta:. Crescent, whid) may -grow itlfe a arra* hi . - tge astonishing course of • our IPTOlvitit //room. ; and-fn the centre 0 r thelrst cOmporimenf, they hate, -with very commettilable liberality,. °gored . a grontitl. (ilion 1 ,lan to the London Institution. • ' Q', • CEO 2 EL, a performer, at the Odeon, : in Paris, bag been imprisoned in'the Ahhoye two Months for Sur reptitiously' introducing into one o f hi s elisiracters . some retlectioni on M. 44isnitt M tJRNILLE. . • : , - - PLYM °Writ, JA v, I7.—Came in thu Amielosakt .. schooner Rosa, DA N 1 ELS, from &Mnors ) , hipatir4 . , to France, laden with co ff ee, &c. was * illpfurid,. s ti f ~11 the Dryad frigate , belonging to the Ro.htint.,fo t ,- . drop. It is stated, that Vie above _ sitheotteir had 1i11 i 5t,...." a privateer, and committed great tlegieiviarinotts .; .. • our commerce, having taken': no feweelkin p i. „.. ) * : ., .of merchantmen. The Spy 3 - titre-ship, from -WIN . fax, that came in yesterday, has. en bo.ard.palt* the crew of the Gui.trieist frigate.—Sai:n.i 4110." .. ;., vouriie sloop of war ou a cruise. .. . i .•..- .....!,--. BREAD.—There wax a Court. of Alderman Ilk. morning of Guildhall., when the LORD MkTOD, I OD - inspecting the Mealweigber's returns, ordercd the price of Bread to combine the same. . - - • MAitarso.---Ott Satirday !pit,. et Wiiiiskitia; 'F.t. sex, Mr. IY: A. DrAcox, eldest ann of Mr. W. I)A...icor', of the Cotree Mart, .._ S.ta..tit Aux F;: - dogittai it. Fl . apet,acairriOrte i Ins- Earl of EXCESSIVE shocking cat owas f, col. be; ; r. . • ." ~. ~ I .~ ~ . • .:' , . , . • ,'' E' • L , ... ' • . . ~ . .. . , . . • 7 .-04 P'"" - -. . " • • • Many Gaiety"' of the ihittailoti had Mind . throow--A 1 iti0.,.. Jobliblia,_ . . , of,: _er. -.11001 , 4 sit ha t s arts stills i Cintfid;lirefei slo . Compepy itaktif ghle pits of Potent and the nyighbousimplownt *lout and incof- "Maitre tik-ISINE ollet"- $h is their,pewit . 'llltißeubjact, au 'little may betiaret.ot even knolised mita, upoit "Plitt Seises Plitt 4es Diiiinea: Le, Oferisti to' aorsiove • :ell a; , 1 - Fevre, *rat; kc. ;Le.Afai• PollA . Gnserals of the ;in their talisttaatdoafts; . : . 6 464 '. * t ip 4W ilii i ebi e ' :P.l"76.er werseit tl44lls y thht l4l4 ov r i44.4 * csi i i t *, ,ict ant conaikation were , wooaded i IA Jo short, t troll coprogii aid ki, gat* t a w ;•= splik , . ta vir ; metallic , cc „ c a iiiiiiai ig ic i • ~ rap ro e nk,..tke eadiasted legi of tipe,Grasd Army ist pieta lanai* hat, 41 . 10tom* I ' ~„*. ; - Ode : , 1 ' ' i . :. -' *lied' to eitterjetit'ol4ingliell '• - . ,at thirty. thousand men, 163 011ie Of seenon, a ll i whO, !)), isle iiii4oo r .liss7o•llll4,44 1 ' ' ti:fiop,i', ~---. '4) 41/1414 6 4 04 Golhatiltits • s '' '• ' • in t ' 4 • of - ' :'.:... .' their cavalry, baggage, ike. fit& arid-:adds, that i fat!t ‘ ert.,.. .: - •',' . ~,,:...gia l. e.-. .oatt i rack, an. itmodkal k ...,oB44.. gely., , ~ .. after the battle no such army any leapt eaisleth • Thisholy dame ttlftlowafer ear ned0046044%, infli,r. ' TM* Docemsst o osidsb •Iplubs, i tams* . . . 'as the soldiers refused to tight any longer,sobwrilli- L e'etate an Mkt. ...We Ittaly infotiihd odt Ofittl4Paatosaf wort Papa., dot *OW : . 4000 „, .• ~ _.. . . • - , , . cers only attempting to escape ; 11* with &ie. t itel'ond wietirocl tbamilottailkti a: , ta , - ..tisn!rany reasouittifthe petresetir Ibis despiricVeder: * . - ''' ' saainea, wbiab were saved from the nonsm a----- ,,'llie pnisligl tif io a *P i' 41•01! : ** lollies:0 r a !, $ i . otalfoss veal of >ellii - rehillou toilt7 . " ' takeit h . ... . now comid . l ailiaalog 4 0 ,4, „, . .—. .."6 4 * I. '''' --!:: '''e iV7. 77" . ' • r i.74 !al' 7 7 7.' r - 1 • , • - , • • , i oitt,ti. .- t , ....; :...'l. - rtio'•••• , • .. , . • Cortiataerw, Jaw. 2 - .—We ham acemiete here, .of other Ili v ii' -ropkrbeforo. the ; p m t ~ y TV, .. .-•- - . • .• - - , . • 1 . . f of , . .4, . 0.. 4 ..„:. ... that . the diOstrtan corps iv haatteletbeatle , Mistrials : inhablbsists, .thr,ismas of itemb onkkalinge . . - •': . ~." .... en's '• • *Ng . Ws '. . . , Gallit* . 'lt Is supposed Maedestaill will sot be - already', iio ro ller tla iri ,•:sa i gt.iggi : id,.,a,,,,,, , f r ba ~ _ 1 . .0 !4 , 1 1 14 iticSfori held a Coot t* • , .. -- 1 arltons • .s Ali ahlitleti his retreat frem CoirbAd; 'Sy intelli.. - their boy to „bin' &ceiling %to 'Cablinandil • In n e k h o f ; - , Itsr - f ett,„"tP; c skl h ilf!"*YlkitilliP . .., . 3. t • leit til j. !!!!! R uss ia weiikre Informed, thetA4tgell• . Chief of !he(A;mitl to; reader, hhiildii, if '. tegt! ." triii:ic - i tbn r's r..i . n4 ' trili "s t: l 7o ll. a ir l. 4o ßPVlA jL lN Lll il72i ) -00 :1r •-. • .-. , . . &CarrAikt 0•44,va10t the 44 4 40)tolisiftritto4 1 ), . goo, was ,atituiterring 'to cat off Mecdrierda, and knowledgeMents.. :. • that,bo.hedalreedy Mad,: 12,000 pritasers. .-. • " They Ali/idle inhabitants if the Gtirerateent of . I **BrEß Cos fillSls lB 9so, thekisastgoeit . ...----t : ' 1 . .!.- ••• - Ramo hate ,offered to deliver half pelisses for our : Lea of the, 1 . 1 !,0041 kt . Plif.ets ot4l4llollouketig - . _a -. 1 Asitnkal Telilphigoil teportetolfre ' llitieithd Ma -iwarritsii. 'M. iitneeltioakji, a bind o.lllfre' it the ' .,° ' l/° "•* -P'a .. 4' .• • '.' :...i .1 12 , 5 . ., •:•.-'. - ','r. '. ' "-. • ... Lk ..., .. . • I Mr. Be lAA . 11# tolle0: :., ....,f‘, lesti, Oa* dOe . the 11th Deeilikr.„(rt9P ll his Gotettfolet tifCilitwoo, bal l 'with the cement of . • the - - CtAddid• Ito o Sttellai3orioese .3j . e ' ,.. i Aiirit , 4o irl eras. frooi Wihia, AO foliPilicir- ; :t , I bit ertifite; WO mon oat ' of 1001 k "thick jo "' - hall __: • '' 'l' - ' . i'e ''' • .snit ~ eweit Pt - 14000.4 e I\4 n-ifilitte,, 48," repor t of Nal-eitig ITIVit - Ifhao 4 ; the " 441ittestosett eeteitn,_ __kilo/lap,' ' sigoo sm abso •,;: 4 ,4,4 ). ,.. • gmrotg4 itse veleta, with all , possible fps* itost.al• 1 woos et! . S . L.yeirs of .ago ; eletbed . Wiltli Ifto- - , i lis .11110pbstimiiii . _ ._ , • , Abe o f .• • , .10;4eent•titii n 4 itiSpeeeithetbt 'night aridly 'ld the f od e d them wOh . 184 Mo-horses, oust boy betides Are Heatastlitkiidleod* • ' . •ilowisak ...• , ,-- ' we ‘4 i4 • 4 0 ::(. 0 4t1 itY01# 1 N 1 444 . 1,. i I rie 4- 41 . 10Y the out, COMlßOk•ielinTii Ali ton fl TI&, li °le o. 6ll eqlb. 6 0 . 1, 1**1001 - Vg th e ikeese4 -• • : .-, .' .I',' / •le '• . • • • 1••• sitx, , ~ e btidges i but ofeW leettn;witeo-40mAteof i purse, 'eating as tile war continues, and hiving s pat . I' wr" 9 1i... ` 1441114/ I;'''`w ta11411641"414L •• e 4 i Yesterday belitel kniitriesarytry ou 'ithlob iier ' • ' ~ fOr s • t os,. tots t' t hem .1n .. rapiii.-,agato. , lt...a.ftenrards .himieffii6 their heed, has jollied the eetlsWarms " - •'. • M AJUTlC*birth-day has elseeys bee w eefebtittea;thsk, -'. :••••• proceeded by forced ameclies; the - iimeguard edit! not • - ';. ;„. :•, :. —ow— - . .. ti," •. . -.--, i .„ same was observed by Use owning being *haired Os ' - '- • , .; - loge sight of film ice 'n single moment; dr*witim -Chi femsekoorla our paper of this clay w ill with theriaging of ir•tts, which cdtitinlitltis On lb .. - • from several of his • encoMpments,. firied hhn to be petalled wick-gnat attentiou by all thisses pf our d ar i ng ,the 7day. Th e flags were &opts,' /ear the • march by night, and took severer cannon and some leaders, antlif those who, like ourselves, are steeples; the Park guns were fired at en* o'eloott. • -'' prfsOnirs from Mai. From passing the &retina, at "partizans for pile., and its wanted , concomitants, IP the evening the Opera-house, Drury-fine, snit Covent-garden Theatres, and the' !sere* . of pith .. , far as %Vilna, •wohavntekon 160 pieces of artillery; trade and plenty, it Will be observed with peculiar to by those of his good city . of .4%0E: - They -sltig . escOed soniedasafgeiand it is stippo;eduPwa4ds of GO sail, mane ,t,,Sf. them Arery :rah:able, ate efliiiir4 to be disposed to write the'liting ' ephalih fast, with the g re ater part of theircrews. It is painftit the, tam') Rl4lo4,4gpart ' -Cou trymen ' .. fi le, Tsinat.o44lkkoweoarik.-tinti—posetwaraar4444- ... that "n hi ch OTIO' has given to 'lmPetungs .vesse:s of the Atha toils", driveu;on ihe ile.6 of . . ... . 1 . we hate shades [ t0.,--- . —" 1r he .has .fail- the Rock of Gibraltar . perished 'ex& t one Gentili- t. was a bolt}attempt,"lhe. With this " Hie 'ma n and his s%rritnt. Seventeen , mare P •sessels . wt e.•; _.; I dac ,lii n ral Other nations had establishmehts in the same 1- ",.." ' - cloarter, who now hose scarcely a colony or r igot of co - 17 4 ,_,. . • t- Altift Pli • 1 i land remaining. If, iudeed, Porliament yoga!, A 61403 , 3 sl disposed to side with the. wishes ,0( the ps . loc, 7sse i Rik. ~ . ilift e o. l rxi ... 1. .., have our doubts whether the taller -wilt -big whit . 4 4 # - - they expect ; for at all events theAtha WO rilt 10 1 '1 - ' n coittlened,e.Motripeib 11114 oith w 1 . 14 • toll . ,- , 4 ,,, 4 . r .. Why; bo an *Option # ' ' *irchgf o . P' ' 2 ••0 4 . , ..' , his business ialiptlis ,„. iiitti tseiet, . .... , ,h`o se *""' n °odor the sositrid olds* Colopoliy 1 )1 • . ' • ' ,•" 4 2 .. , io illit'elle9liitkiMaraMilei t PrOpel* ;ll o 4lo 4 4 r cwiol#'lo4lolo6lPrialt* t h 4l#ll4 9 ll t ra ' k . ?41.' s i $Ollll CAOldiailikt 4.ll6 lie. ' i* e ' ' ' ' . ;4444 ; :.. ,• . , ) fribi*O. bk,',Ots 4affir. . 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