The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-20 00:00:00

admitted as .trod of dollars pet too to the ditty on foreigi the ditty new eight dotlall per The deta il ed report recommends, the support of public credit, Interim' should be adopted at this time, extra sessiots of the hezt.Congrgssi an early day for that purpose. The Bill to remit piaaltia pitish dependencies, eras this 67 to 50. TO COME:WON We are etimPelledts pestpaae the insertion the Carded d Mt ;our Deord.s. Itnattay t sad have this day received fro the sone Aatber, bell appear Itsartter Tomma's Third Wier la 11"" of Wats, &di eke appear the leg I r liE CONSTITUTION Newspaper, IL row, wilt metals doe Whole of the Ifni Which have appeared Orb* the present wee Couduct other Royal Illihnws the Princess petals the most *snide Irladicamin of ll NN eeavca,aad clearly dessontrate she Of her accusers. The CONSTITUTION is one et the largest Papers printed • London, and is published at N. . $7, Fkebstreet, price Sit. pence Halfpenny. Doe Mill s. Arr. Dubl i n , f . . ll , 1 - Waterforod 1 1 s Gottenburgh O Guernsey O • a - z -.- pktcz or crocits THIS DAN AT ONE O'CLOCN, Nank India Bonds 2 Ms 5 pee Cent. Red' ' . Exchequer Ilills Ad. 5 per Cent. V. 591} Ditto Sod. 4 5 p 4 per Cents. thunitun e per Cent. Navy 89, Coutola for Ace/. SU , Long. Ana. • Lottery Tie!tete . t'..l. •••••411101 THE STATESMAN. LONDON: SATITSDA Y, DIARCU 20, 1813. . 'We have the humiliating task to record the cap tdre of another British frigate by the American ship Constitution, the particulars of which will be seen ender the head American news. The Java, a fine French built ship, taken by us in the East Indies, about three years ago, was remarkable, from the excellence of architecture, for being an expeditious miler. It was, however, not a question or trial of fast sailing in this case, but one of hard blows.— Capt. LAMBERT, who commanded her, did not allow the colours to be struck till he had 60 men killed, and 101 (another account says 170) wounded, him self among the number, and, we fear, mortally wounded. The Java, it seems, was so shattered in her bowsprit, masts, and rigging as to be able to keep the sea but two days after the action. Lieut.& Gen. Thump, Governor of Bombay, and his mite, with ' a ;Lather of other Ollcers to join and fill up the va cancils of several riggintiiii tbildtfferentYresideecies of ludia, were plungers on board the Java. Ti,!e l action took place on the nth of December last, near., the Coast of Brasil, and the frigate went down, after, blowing up, on the 31st. All the officers and sesta men were allowed their parole by Commodore BAIN• tuner., after being landed on the 3d of January, at St. Salvador. This is the third time we have had the mortification to notify a similar occurrence, than which it is scarcely possible to meet with one more alarming in its nature. It is by insulated combats like these, that nations judge of the prowess and the skill of the Commanders, and of the ludividual courage a themen. With ships of any other nation, though of superior force' and dimee&ions, it is next to certain that our frigates would have been the victors. That Democracy, which, to the folly and fatality of our Country, has been too long cried down and disre garded, is still felt by all our enemies on the sea, in the salads and idiocies of our brave tars. America, however, must he excepted from the expression of 46 all our enemies." She is of us—and of us im proved. We are neither ashamed nor afraid to say se. We knew it before now, and knowing so Muth, we have uniformly deprecated the going to star 1 with bey. Thom to whom this impolitic,, this already disastrous, and still more ominous war as owing, deserve impeachment by their den cotrotry, ant - eolitempt from every The Americans will be the most terrible warriors we have ever had to contend with. We have like fools despised these, as a power in arms. What, if we beat them by laud again and again, we shall only thereby teash them to fight the better. They will mew sue to et for peace from any discomfiture they may meet with in that way. They will advance to the onset—be repelled by us and reproached by their countrymen, till presently they will in that respect prove themselves of British eztrpetioo. They have • - but too successfully tried the lance with us on the ; water, and the effect of the first spay, will be a bind of preternatural ineitemeat to new exertion. — 'The prospect is as disheartening as it is undefinable. We are, is fact, warring with the people of Anise. ries, as if we had en interest in forcing them to de, without every kind of manufacturing ,supply froui England. We are like a nation of raffs ind reeves • we are eternally marring Somewhere, if .not with a j foreign maims, we are among ourselves. But why dwell upon effects, trilling effects, while the GREAT Caotz of all is for ever before ottr•eyes. • Our estab- ' lishments are unsound. Their chief members are corrupt, and as this infectioa spreads, ; ;ere shall every day lose that vigour, and till now, us 'broken force, which well-hardened, *MI well. tempered steel acquires, under the 'Skilful hand • our expert manufacturers. We every day becetie :12i more Aristocratic. We polish, and we , Repel. Athenian, compared to the other nations in hostility to ns, Amerks is Spartan camping to us. We should . hava . koped that some men in the Cabinet might reamasbacebat several Newspaper, similar to I the morihr Oafs .we have mentioned, spoke with equil conteistltof the Americans, 'when they rose legalist ns, tot hot grievous outs, bat for Unequal, arhitrary tasetien, %thigh. *o• - y!ral leyins them ender. Those vehicles of, ,Mthisteriatletteties, and • national mischiefs, assayed the Public kit the Yankee -doodles would not fight a day, ter'di#4.l they had* neither preaches nor stockinp* . ti —Not knowing, or thinking, that Men irk. fight from principle will' fight bare-breeched anst bare-foot too. The treatment the French arida• cracy met with from the sans-culotte: in the braids jog oat of the Revolution, ought to hold up a teem& to every Statesman in Europe. While the system we have so loag complained of continues te be pursued* disasters of the kind of that which has given rise to these reflections, or some other equally fatal to, our prosperity, will occur, In one shape or other. The deleterious infection (the poison, it you will, it may be said so) is- in the body, ant Oil break out, from time to time, in one member or - Other. Reform is the great, the only antiseptic, the antidote which is alone calCulated to re-iavigo rate the Constititiomosad purjfy every meander of its complex operation.; A doe libration, and a due estimation of its three 'Matta qualities, Monarchi cal, Aristocratical, sad (thoigh last, not least in our esteem) Democratical,, can ever enable us again to Assume that attitude abroad and at home, which can Mike the name BRITON a future boast among our na tives, and au honourable passport among foreigners. The Fronds news contains nothing of importance : ! it shows, however, with what caution the Ruler of that country touches upon the Inability of its re- I paining troops in the North to stop the progress of 1 Hie Russians. The administration of Warsaw, we are informed, is removed to the othet ancient and once Metropolitan town of Poland, Cracow. Prince* PONIATVWSILI, too, has retired above six score miles 1 from Warsaw. 1 Of the affais on the Peninsula, we may expect them soon to assume a very important attitude.-- I About this time the Allied forces may be presumed 1 preparing to move ; the plan of the campaign must be, ere now, determined on ; and we expect to be exclusively favoured with the particulars of the pro greys and successes of a Combined Army, making, as we are informed, nearly 120,000 men, including the Spa n ish new levies, who are to be incorporated 1 with some of our picked battalions. On the concerns of the unhappy, but innocent and long-suffering Princess of WALES, there Is little to be said at present. Mr. C. JOHNSTONeS motion, next Wednesday, may probably throw some addi tional light upon what, however, now stems quite se. tistactorily unfolded. Those few persons, if any such remained, who still were not disposed to seal the • Princess's entire acquittal, must, from the perusal of her long and explanatory letter In oqr Paper Of yes. terday (should they have been so fortunate es to have I .seen it), they moot have made ni thele'inindt. fully upon, not .only every charge, bat every in.; sinuetion against her Royal Highness. They most have observed in that admirably pained- letter', what we were particularly ,desirous to suggest to, our Readers, a sensible, a touching allusion to the different manners of a Foreign and English imbibed from example and education. Tbis •point was delicately used, .and cannot but produce its just \and wonted effect upon every well formed Yesterday hi, Royal Highness the GENT dined at home with a few-select An order was on Thursday received House, authorising the clearance. 'of Prussian ports,, and the flee admission ships into British ports.''' Captain GOODALL has been appointed . mend of a King's packet by the Posi.Masten.Gene. ral, on the recommendation of Lord ' Accounts from All ant to the middle state, that the Allied Army there . 30,000 men, and 'that Lard 'W. Bawdy petted to join with a reinfercemiut. rations had been commenced. An Il had mutinied, and havhirsbeen disarmed, re-embarked fbi Sicilyi • The Joke peivateer, f Saks, of , men, is taken by the Peruvian slog carried tato*. Thicket% • '..,"10::.NT-Appis • • 'J '~` 6.~' 4 very Dot want Sleety ewe. . • • JONATHAN ' PA RT RI DGE. Sworn at the Lostatj Connor . Mithilesen c • ' . • io Fullwood's is, tfie 25th day df: • Sepiolite, I*, before toe, '• ' • - (Pod) • THOMAS LEACH. • l' Tbe of .Phalp 4Lrackeler.• egg of the Ooolaien Of her Ru Eighties the Prineri of Wales, and Roheh Eagles slow, :Keeper to her Royal Higbee the Prisms of Wales. ' • • • , . . There a girwents say, thht on or about ibe %ph day ef Jae kW, 4111 were exikinkto otber: strop( .Genstielt they we Oen Eidgond one 'of die Papa of her Reyni 11110oesioselkiel s direction, ns it.he• - were gem/roe the town Of Gieetiwiell tintrifits the /ease of Sit Jobo gas,apt idlirereur read 11•413) that - which leads to Meanest How s on - then at theenee time, perceived Wy iNgirking ins direction to wet:chits. And this dermal*, ae l keler t he n cleared the other Depoornt to take unlit % whether Lady ,l/ougles • and Mr. Bidgond would 'wok to each Abet sand loot. of these Deponents observed. that wten Lady Doggie sod Mr. Bidgood iota, they stopped; nod *evened together for the spore of alveoli* or three W attle% whilst is view of these Drposents; hat how. soul Weer their congruities lasted, these Deponent, owed say, ns, they,. thew Deponents Otheeeded ea their vied, which tool,. thee Kitt of sight of Lstly Dangle and Mr. Bidgood. (Mood) - PHILIP KRACKF.Lgit. • RO IS II AG LESTON E. °`Sworn at the Poblie-001e, Hatton.gorden, . Sept. 47, 181.13, before one, f_ . (Slgoed) . THOMAS LEACH. Earl GREY gale a grand dinner.on Sunday, at hie house, in Portman-square, to the Dukes of NOR FOLK and. BEDFORD, the Marquises- of LANSDOWNE and BUCKINGUAK, Sir Joilts NEWPORT, Mr. G.RAT WI, Mr. PONSOKBY, Mr. ELLIOTT, &C. It has been reported that Lord Warrota was the state prisoner said to have been e.onfined iu Germany by order of BONAPARTE. This report is unfounded. His Lordship, when be last wrote, ras at %Volker.. dorf, in the neighbourhood of -Vienna.. Thursday the Princess Cusazorre• took an airing in Hyde-park, and at five o'clock returned to War wick. House to dinner. The Linnet sloop of war, has been captured by the La Moire, French frigate. PLEKOUTII, MARCiI 18.—Arrived the Warspite, 74; and.Pheasent shop of ...war, from a cruise.— The Pheasant has captured and brought in with her thorAlsessuican brig Decernean,„ (pp L'Orient ; and the Warspite has captured and•bronglif in the Atne rican schooner Maddison, from America, for France. Arrived the Dauntless gun-brig, from Gibraltar, with dispatches, which she landed at Falmouth yesterday. A large Beet are now off this port, pas sing down Channel, supposed to be the Portugal and West India convoys. • Tomorrow, the Anniversary Sennett Of the Eastern Dispensary, will be preached at St. Dun stan's, Tower-street; when thePatroo, his Regal Htghtiess the Duke of KENT, and the Vice-Presi dents, will attend Divine Service. The Duke has been pleased to appoint the Rev. JOHN Irrat.ts, his Chaplain,. to preach on the occasion. . We are happy to• find that the Institution has become so mach the object of public notice. • A pugilistic match is in .contemplation betwitt Ford and Mitch, Sam, .tis Bekker is not inclined to fight the latter, who 40, and twettorre lighter. SIDNEY COLLEaCI CAMBRlDClE. — .yesterday the trial of Mr. Kendal, charged with setting five to the College, commenced at tio Ca:nbridge Assizes. Be fore the SOLICITOR-GENERAL had finished the cross examination of Paterson, the watchman, such a scene of perjury was displayed, that Mr. Kendal was immediately acquitted. • Mr. I. Isaacs f of the Royalty Theatre, has en twine:ea-a rich bill of fare for. Monday nett. Be sides numerous Entertainments. , he will bring forward u . .trew Grand Barletta, founded en the admired Tragedy of Venice Preserved. iOn Thdrsdity fawning .last, as. a Gentleman • was standing smongstlthe crowd in, the Committee-room go. the House of.Commons,e4hercihe Denbigh Elec tives Committee were aittieg, .the ribband of his Naha% was cut, sad heSvis robbed of two gold seals !sad a gold 'fey.. t Seven' of the prisoners in - the • depfit at Perth at. tempted to-procure .their liberty. by offering two sentinels of. the Darkens militia 50t. sterling, to favour their escaper in an early hour of the night watch. The sentinels said so little about the invitees that the Frenchmen. believed they had-acquieeced'in the proposal The militiamens however t falthlisf tr . . ' " 7 -. .'7 • neat , _ - Asir residence 'to their own estate., or shots hens InaV 1.4'44 ha a• es. very. trite, that the Princesaiof•Virar.is was heti' in one ef these ariii tiary Gott.) . but then' sliemarried the eldest so; of else King, and by that means obtained a title td these tights mad franchises' upon Which repotisigliti f happiness and independence of this ftwo nation. By virtue of tleselights, the power of the Kit .H so restrictedithit - fie 'Can doVattliti tigalieriple..jelWieves of his subjects,! • but what tbelew allwrs. bias to:tio. Nobel potest Rex in terres, wilt id 4ssoido. jotrit paten. . Portico - 6;ly, ,he cennoftry thent unament ways, or inflict upon .them new - and esittosslittary punislutatitiL Every Englishman insist: he trli& by his peers.. Ile ii amenable to no other tribunal siAat- I ‘ meter. . they pronounce hiin guilty, they. is he justly saddled with that. offence ; but without oda convietion, no power. onearth II able to fasten any attaidt upon him, and he is presumed always td ba hilsotent till the tory nienent he is convicted. Now, IL will ask' the candid 'Render, If the Princess ne WiLlllhath been treated' aftefthit good old Potglisk: . , I fashion? And if he thinks she iuktii not, NO I will begot' him, to tell me; what dependance R a w, Ito place on • these coustitutiol l tal• rights, 1 first sihjecriti the.kingrtom, bath not been , • : derive, from ,then that Protection which is 'tue by the. law of the hind tnai.be said, that she bath not - been banished,. or . bastiled.- , -;•.‘ this I say, that she hath been_ beta:geed. of that pn teCtion whic h ' is an - Englishoian's only 'seems' - against bastiles. And we are not only to contbder* i what bath happened, but What may hereaftir flap , pen, .shoUld - :suelt _precedents be estoblishid. The way to know the value of any good thittOs* to com ipare our situation with it, to that of people Vito are without it. The Reader has heard, no kiobt, Ithe story softies ,asan with, .the iron . ntinli",,, ,, Viha was known, to the public, and who Was con. fined in different fortresses in Franee till he' died. Monsieur St. Mans never accosted' him but with the title Of Mon Prince, and treated him, with the highest dintnction, yef had orders ittltantaneously to kill him, if he should attempt to escape, .or to discover himself. But ire need hot go out "O 1 our • country to leacn.ezamples of the oppression, which; In a greater or lesser. Degree, ever attends power unrestrained by law. King JouN made a bastile of Windsor pastlei where he starved to death the wife ' and two sots of a patriotic -Baron, named *music Ent Baawsx, Acts of similar barbarity in this King, produced that clause in the Great Charter, by which l it is declared, that no free man shalt be imprisoned, or ouaawedi 4c. ; nor shall the King proceed against him, lons ET TUE JUDGaliNibtlllll and the lam of . the land. In EDiriAtii 11. s' time, people were unlawfully imprisoned, and great scarcity intervening, they actually .devoured one another in" prison. The articles Oxhibited against that Prince (see RaeiN) declare, that ,4 although be was bound by . his oath to do right to all, yet be would not do it, and that he put some in prison, and others in great dkteestr; and al.—. .that he put to death, imprisoned, • ba•iishots and disherlted, many great and noble mess the land." All this was done cjolliary 1.. • lor 'it :would net have bra, a. gOllkee, I n g deposition. I have before ,ortio...e LOIAaD Tub. St ceite's tyranny, and the ba!l s . Or *At Duke of LANOASTIM II CiIARLVS r ni. Mast's time we' find the Trial by. Jury supe..,eded, led !Ugh Commission Courts established.. In. lama . lats.Szotto‘s time, „the King not only pretended to a poworof dispensing with the lie, bat by the cor- Ministers, made it.the instrument of . _ +OE PATES a. . - :"- • • g . • . f duty, and adds six ireekett. 'We aro, in short, awateiliiblege of Werti4 . • .: '. #ll,4llltaltaL, Ram y. • Ilia •,*Stilitelis9 •OP OVAL/SO, _"M/ foreign tonnage, ifk wed ceiiltpties. We betemspitlitteol, "pee titoptd. ''-' ' • '- " ''• •••:. . ' per ton. . ':'' - •lathe hand of the invader t Oolortlie 'Aiiiei ' b l'' A l m i h. - Otis prai g v . tietta f firfrnOrlh L Y goOrnigla r a l a " %E w a - - . . AR MI , . ~, • _ . .. ends, as necessary te ii It , . w id t h . It national infection-apologia. lie Atoll 'is i'l' jp g ioil a r •• • - 41 . 1 fdinnonni . ' , • .. . 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It may sok tito;lielya of •ilio Post ' l . *r three ,tailll*4l64.*dsbatibiAtnioidor - ISycrisri. iitiiii*llifiat igi' 14* 1 iOO 1010 '' ' ''' . -• ' : • tit never shah' :4;i'ii.;......... 1 " d mig! ._ I,6l "*""aelnateditlidnikrlontW r 'WI "gettiloOe . tlie Nate i4lss;k• 'ld ' .....0.....dtt.t4tn".... S, qtr er t 4.1 ~., -7- ' - ' - 444,:iffig""tinaPme.hattielrkneiiitotisokenities hit , t -__ 1c,,,,,i r *_•...d..e...,4 4 ' 6114. 1......t...k . */ rom i is; •, , • ; ,. 4 .-,.,,Rai sejong as we areallowtsi: ii9wiat t 4 shtdl be. .R• Higieinanisi g a i dl e d spa dkno.st wain a as. ba%. „my• u ' a . .q.u...lolataatmt-u.74 0 d Ki lian et tacniouniktpultielteWhk. the Oath only. White see 444 do that WI; ..,H ( I :4iinighli'aiSid.l6 erhatherehey treat ades t the Mitie of the- ikiitcliew at itAda, *bt• oly - nus siiit his wite, „ in wir wilt be_ sllea al tote i tien w e *i t t:b . soh , o ‘. .*:! a l; um th i etjlaty lid, mu. li• low me, bow 11;14 gin alit bad the Dewitt.: it. the . O.Onttitolferts 'NO idaeother ew•elittin an i 1 • I appear is Doom as passible.. , ooosWO in power : ..f h t or as .. ,or as hoer ser gainer' *Alit they.silltad . one r , • - - ir. _- ~„ ••••, - -,,...• ' • _.' * _:12.4. in Deknee of the prima 0411 aiwe ills& toore tried, ebb* fit.lhals Want of m a : 4 : ii hrt i gartkt,.amtbi t 3ldeb hid ;see to ihe pibik.)eale,.. "PlipPiloil Pt „ 4 urisPlidefice• 00 . _ismegifid • so ppereinity. l honesty 0? ability, we udutain,:lset **faits of *Roo before ti e T • ar E i t r a d l i d.dr illoltoble Oats laie t i bei teen ContinfiCeritb the rtglitiiiri tree - ----- • --7 ' thelslarlotss, will go on from bad to worse. The "'Md. 1 ° met "hi, it wan ambled etiaportuccd a ig rwoOs ; Vat vety . *oh after the &Wen ot\4lwise . bear leek*. Ws Lamm t re t re tro per po:an ot t : Doc To , u m mex or b :d A . mertcas war is completely the.ltar of unqualified ,mer i llom told we 1 wee go. ... P ' imilliii ,I st . t !. • .. . . .... Obit_ reryCiinits; where gnitt , or innocende diiiteet A cent week, relating tit Oa 1 hilielitera. ~ Could any but the licit incipetlenced, I a g,.., xi "arPt ep i; l 3' ariserrirsiamnittleer., 'j i Opou the frowns or= the favour of the gotereign t Prisms of Wales. The / 1 enheelted Statesmen, involve England iti i war with lifieWelli ta all lite Irlairel? w l said, it "vi;1 1 1 1 014. dee.= ihthilicceitii•••• to his own discrition, toga his ccille- et her ROYAL iIIGiIVESS II ' -- gen with Misr& of di glace ; ca4ises;them one jay. Isbe ennltnY and ' sl " at i l I, - Republitin nation like America. If we were ' lUiiiiiit was i iLy aliell eadega c tory ."; ' If his Liirdil°4lll4*.e proper. - - - - - ---- 1 80 Iron oe alle . ; laid 1°441 g°l eir l ' eib " kr and tie nest t sends them - into bil nishinent; or. rettrtets , . ad-. 1 ff ' 1 1' ; i • • • 0 4 • 41 .1! • I 1. (•• ' ' • i • • • 1. . , ; • • 3.1 1. I • • r 'lll produce its just the proposal. - toe miiiiminimy i w .m... , .......... ... - ailed mind. • their.trust,-commenicited the affiiir tot h eir ofhen. - raption of its Ministers, made it use lastrumezu. vi . . In the mean time s -the prisoners secreted. theinielvie,•ole - legit celiertytmoy. Nothing can show. moils r S k ' • an d , at the hour which they apPoksiedi cam torinuil clearii. t he• IM/inapt* that was attached by this he Patwoil Ha• with the money, which was immediately-lodged Italie ''. •Zy .• t friends. wildtHultiaa lithe;Conititational protectioit of the Governor's handa, and :the .prisoners were put Int,o • -•- id at the Gustonil close ' cenfineMent. • • • . ,•• i... . __ _. suluect, than the t s that existed in these reigns. ) .„,„... - ... 1 I, I . I . vessels for the- Apenenewpsaa •A Of SOW Alrilkll6=./ nOilet s Rd. y tirdh—blOod dad -yea Alien shed,: our liberties were a t v ion of Prussia's , wards, a desperate offender, was. yesterdeybrolight . callooded t imati ffi l. ,- lsrainejfiarkt sacred 'duty is i• , . . -. • up to town from near Ealing, in a caravan, sevetelp us tstOserie: - - , , . ••-.. „oaitd - to traiumit it dal to the com- woundedy-by being.shot at with a pistol, the ball of 10/400!.NPte.itir1 :.• ' -4 1"' - the other hand, \ • r i ; i•;Masters-Gene.. • Whichltair lodged in his right side. It appeared Ulla . ; iaba is t Livsatoox. broke out of confinement- (rein North Leech piton, . 1 , s ia*ldir ou is '/ .. .; 111/11( ,. . 5 ',, i . , ...... 4 .1 1 : .: . r b / l e trary th e 7 ti v ni iv e a l l i, .. , ale of cast moittp Gloucester, where be had the aadacky to.esaamit a ~.7. 7 . • ".l re smogs* le . highway robbery 'en tlik :keeper of that. pthoo l • co:afar?: . to tile. • ' . - *timid iiiprgender =Mat was c- "hiking from him; 461. ,He made a .circalt of 11tiar our loilopeodeace attogidissiV . . ' kiatkikeeige t o i . .1 No edit* op*. 100 chiles , the-officers is pursuit ef. him... OnoloiN estimate . the Marinade of that .• - - ...,:..; - s , filo . ' 'which I li ' Itanaaseegia" them aPPeasell'lla ran into a bean and armed hi * l Z ' A soot. - N aiiite,,ivkii il l bject,. - 41 **ti t The 1 1 1 rated, was to kg self with • a knife, with which be threatened -to Stow p rhus . a t w Agje A h e il n e:...• • .',.•'•' • au - -.: • -11 " theiret that adepipted to- seise him. Seeing him thus , i “..--- • . ..-... e• I •20 vim and 66 determined to resist, one of the / officers fired, in cna• I t iral t ll,. . iheiattglaelet of her Puny l a 4/4 7 0 a op ,o 1 war t eat - Mi.der . eiShittli lie fall, and wee wand. Se was. . 1.,,,, ... Won. 'Oiled; andyeiShirhasbeiss ohlteed . ' . lodged la Norgato... , .. •• •. to spikslifatiaii demand thatiket hum,* may he • .:,. • , . • . .., . . . _. . . . , , • • -, ,-; "( .. ,...-f -- . • • • ; . • . . - % '• '• 1 ..* at: . •.: • . , \ ( .. • . .. • • ° • - , i • - • - < , p