The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-08 00:00:00

(atoning kreedosien Yorek : , fa ther e n Instead/ill. ;airy .. /liter c.4 h c :tv e 4tteliffullyensittineed its jeldi. Val Avails& • • ` • ^‘ - ifitteiefor - G Van VOlcie 01110 - 3 1 kb *l. swords. • s- Aceor dieg to Ide:t die Russians Vete sestina v4th the *Wen ,;Coeval ,Din. In the old tows el en, and Gerral WWI, and by th ejedgment of the•Ciseiniailoo "- ovul ated it before the arrival of Deviled. I pointed to enquire into this transeetlest Masten 15.—Accerding to the latest news, Dot Lieut.-Gem Von Diericke, and. Major- — UV 'roust eceuides the new town on the other side of gaoler and Von 'nits that that General s on Yotak the Elbe, whilst the Russians are in the old on was entirely free from blame with respect 'to that the north. The ine bridge is mined by order of Convention, which was occasioned by the • debited Davoust. march of the 10th corps d'armee from its position The Russians have passed the Elbe at gammons. before Rigs, by the total dipersiou pf that corps, It is supposed Davoust will thus be forced to quit the ' and by the advantageous conditions offered to Moil new town, I the Convention; I hereby make known the sense to , the army, with the addition, that I not only confirm Zn-eensequenca of the disturbance . which took General Yoe Yorck in the command of the corps en. place at Dresden, (lathe 10th of March, the fellow- t ru sted t o hi m , but eke in proof of- my satisfaction, ing was issued by the Special Commission On.the and perfect confidence in -him, have given to him the ithe..." With the most painful concern we have chief command of the troops ander Major .Yes observed, that in the afternoon and evening Of yes- B o h m . terday, a number of the inhabitants of this place " B re d a.,Matilt 11, 1813. FREDERICK WILLIABII.7 . bare, through dread of the military preparations • making with regard to the bridge, suffered them. ! B;ara MARCO 13.7 , The llth of March testi selves to be inveigled to the commission of threats, ' the day appointed for the public, entry of his Excel- deeds, and even acts of violence, which are just as lency Count Wittgensteln. The procession began destructive of the peblic pace, as they mey Proye . about ten. in the mOrning. Royal Ilighnese detrimental to the inhabitants of Dresden. We are Prince Henry of Prussia rode by the side of Ms Ex", convinced, that the sensible part of the public will, *4:enmity the Genesi of 'Cavalry, Count Wittgen- with us, feel Ike meet just concern at this event, stein, attended by a great miniver of Russian and but we likewise oust sei;ously admononish all Prussian Generals, a regiliOwt - Of drgoons,. two re. ear follow.eitiams, net to increase Our difficulties • giments of infantry, and several batteries of arta: at this critical. time by precipitate measures; but , lery, of n pieces each, In the whole 48 pieces of ar. rather with that peaceable demeanour so ho- tillery, wi t h 96 powder'weggess, martial musk play. nouralge is used citisens, look forward to what- . ing the whole time, and the spectators.inving their , ever ftovidevete .Ay have determined for us, hats and kandkerchiefs, with a continual hurrah in andeensegeeetly what cannot he altered hrthe ha. honour of the Emperor Alexander,, Which vias an. man %M. Let every sensible man, every tathciet a mere! by.the 'Russians nith shouts,.of Long live family, mete it Mt -ifirty to ine vtcate these Frederick sin- this atteenoon-Petocollesey tents among his fellow-citizens, and his own house. I of Prussia gave a grand dinner to Count Wittgen held ; bet whosoever, net noesidering the danger steins Prince RePnles General lad Military Corer which he may draw upon his fellow-citizens, shall , per of ibis capital, and agreat number of other Ras. still continue to disturb the pubis:peace, by word or aka Generals and Oftraera• . 11 4 Baceilancy after deed, let him feel the punishment of the law. Our wards went to tee' Opera; and at night the whole fellcw-eititeus moat be convinced, that we ourselves city_ was voluntarily illuminated. shall use every means in our power, and shall far. The neat day Ms Excellency Count Wittgenstein, titer do so, to avoid, or at least to lessen any danger c ause d t he followin g acknowled g ment to be inserted which may threaten out dear royal metropolis, and in the public Gazettes of this silty : its inhabitants. 46_ -By the enthusiasm with *bleb the Inhabitants 'IL AT DItESDEN." SerUn have received tbe Imperial RaiMan troops (gi g oed) " Tut: rptiNci , Dresden. March it, PILL' "Ay- Ihip affection and high respeet width they have 44 The public ate put in mind in what man* tionccasion expresied for , his Majesty the Eon. Royal Majesty, on his departure from bet It" pent, my Master,—by the esteem and gratitede quired his faithful subjects to cowlings aneiesit l im m,.._ which they have treated the troops whom they renown of the Saxon nation, by a "del and Wed Illetehler as their deliverers from tits insupportable conduct; notwithstanding which, isbablinegantfit h feel myself required to express the warmest city have been guilty of miseondoet end tiiisanipis :.timakkfaiaesay its the name of. my. - . Sovereign, to the which oblige us to put the force of the lows, SI ,AD Inlithitants of the capital of the Prussian Monarchy, especially the order recant teasult and eeeeleta*",•the.Opeasstatimeats; I shall not fail to statetbens to the 18th Janeary, 1791, into execetion, for the ON . aa_ MP a1ft.517. the ElaPerer ad I doubt not that they curity of the general peace and order, which all pod wilt alike the saise assiiiii up on m ' e bins as th ey meaning citizens wise lore their Ming must hold su- , have made opal crud. The special Commissioners Plumes* require G ow n j w~iTsiN, General at Covalvy.!! the inhabitants to consider, with regard to the pre parations made at tke She bridge . and ether places, , (The Correspostlesihrs contains Addrebses from that the finishing sees is reserved kw the seamity of the Russian General Baron Tottenham to the IS.' the city, io wee of en enemy's attack, or others of ; habitants of the left honk` of the Lower Elbe, and . ll6; imminent necessity ; sad *that the most dreadfUl con- the inhabitants of the city of Labeck, exhorting tbettlt sequenc e s may be apprehradedt•Asegemeral welfare to take up arms la this sacred war—telling them diet of the City, smeiteeime ett that woad know the fate of the Great's...4lomi, which . fall upon individeas thg neentbsuanie of *V Olit4ef.' has been entirely destroyed on the plidni of Resoles disturbance or emsduet." , -and assurincileoM that.. yowled Imam ere hal lean to their *typed. There iselso O. notification, Bein.ev, *AA Ik.—Setse weeks tw c . the ye- signet by the saw Baron Tetteoborn, fee the erot-i port se pigsties to the inhabileats of 'lfreilateS'bid y log of a vaunted? been spread, Mir city woidd how thehappiness • Bremen, which is Mohair tlyk . name of 6. TM SOM.. of seeing his Majesty, the' lisleeed 4'4_ l Alosoollor ; otic Legion ;" end firm of the army of the Emperor of Rossi*. Wean its . welt. 'l u lls day was North of Germany. Some regulationfammenesed, ' at length the long-wished he, bony day, on which ! relative Is the oaken to be wont by the horse an d his Majesty the gasptier of ash the _ Ranges I Needs his .f•ot cheeseurp of These troops.) solemn entry into this city, at sheet sit eckich is 11,Usuilseei s t MAncits 23:—.Accordiog to letelll-* the evening, eceemPaided liy tbek Baceilencies the ! row receleedsikaral idsenced detschmettla deep. High Court Martin? Count Toletoy, the Midget It sack s - have at Crewed the 'Elbe, at ice** Wes- Anktschrielf. the Moister count Pleeasirode ! ' places in thnvici&ity4(ll9oistiberg and ialtgdehers.:' the Minister et Pellet Balklesebejed, sntd areaMi • The effect of di eppiarttVtlii_peoplo in Posterluilta Adjutants, amongst the joyful shouts AO taltaiineed is statedin the KottisitillikleaPe. o es being ego. idle: hurrahs a the hillitery and the inbabitank4 sod with that In East Prussia --olery 'sae flies to the standettia. a plotie•of pintos of artillery, and 4aging all . of the Generals Ven.oo.4*.teet Yftle Onestiil; . :ll4 thaAgOls ! • tlltlßlSlSOllifigeberil•--Mfllolloll, itheiiill*llldo4l4 the gin s kid dirtied to welcome him to small town) gives &Oren yageil on 100 Imperial lOW, his Iticcellettety Limet.-Genteral Ves, consequently illigoof many at a very Coe* Kleist, and GasareS his triltheele the Prince do Dime, ' dent`..le good city I. *Witco. The town of KOPvi as likewise Meededre the OW of the Govolooloolt: has a tow hours subscribed , the first instance, j toad President Mitchel; and the Geseesdne of Go. 1000 dollars towards the !whippet of such vole*. liniment Veil Keethrts the loner of whom was leers as colloid albed and_iranted a commissioned to provide for the *manes matters. ' contr ib u ti on o f 100 _' The Gint-i &voted*a of tbs . superior Clergy, .of the . ra g an d 'Director if 'Silesia - fai l . particular; tint ! ' Estates of ilifetb, likewise accompanied. llhont be. lemnly called upon the*_Naltility aid ProPriettnil ' • . _ r sd the Silicas borders. The Chiuf Presideut,l es tate s in that „ 31erehol l sad • the Lord Commissioner, Count perry at this Bethany, eseb expressed, la a speech; their joy end cf th e State it . hopes on his Ntojestes arrital ; to which his Imp..' try , ar id to exer t , vial Majesty replied in a most gracious manner, and rea l p a t erna l v iews expressed his friendly sentiments towards our magi! Matson gracious King. troops had arrived Is, all towns and villages through which his Ma- this side of the gray the Emperor passed, he was received with the , dWawn from thence loudest acclamations, atsd with ringing the bells. of Marshal °moult ,hoer you:PigderiPtioo alrwi !Tit guotOf my carpi, eatesissiloar teriitory 4 Wet- re' my Wide frees; the direst alliance with. Profile, Erilatd, and his other powerful Mlles, Alexander the Libteatoe, my tido. rims Liaril and Emperor, sends me .to you to break seer Chains, .to restore to yoe your laerelleess.yeer Lueieut formi of Government s , so dier-to log s and to ',store yea to yourselves. . . . Irritated, and .reveseful, that good Fortune, Which has been so much m isused by your Oppressor, has suddenly turned her back on him. He has lost luting of half a million experienced warders. - Ale may z atill.driee together some beeps of qnheppy ea- Oleo to bis t ambidon • but he will never again be ehives rain 4 formida ble army. With a . powerful: handi has Russia torn away the bandage from din eyes of the nations ;—the magic, which enchained tilde senses, Is dissolved;--they have again beguo towable *Melees and their own strength : and even that nation Itself, equally wifortnnett as SPdb!ii* begins, with blushes, to feel, that -sheots a .blind I lestruoient of the wild sod insatiable ambition. of a Foreigner, .is carrying her own „Chains. into coun tries which formerly received . th e arta and sciences from her. Brave men of Germany I learn to com. l prebend, that it is by your own selves that ye are' kept in chakit ;—tbat to. be free..ye.do not stand in need even of our assistance, but only of your own energetic will. Receive the valiant Russians as your.: friends&as your allies. Join yourselves toithem, end to the Prosdanse—yosir brethrenyofir vela ' come with them, in the noblest and most sacred close for which an alliance was ever formed% But 'ye t ye few 0000rthy. Germani, the* despicable instroments of. expiring tyranny, tremifle at the impending vengtpuce vc God - and man.--- I Wilsti ettattcontinee - totrfet - .7oerr French war ! riot that falls into my hands, aecitisiing to -the most libeial laws of imprisonment in Wee.) every German takin with arse in hit hand against his nalive.coon i try, shall, in . the most distant provinces Of Ressia, bewbil his ever having drawn his sword against the libeity of his fellow.cititens. ' (Menet) " Cmint Van WITTGENSTEIN. ResidNuattne at Berlin, March 10, 1813." • yet nn, K er just or not . rate stos.nnots no • decide, that in ell the induigenees tWilistk have bilhfc4 As been. ranted- Boman Catholic* no 00. Peold Law &it wis enacted against the has yet left se: called annulled.. ,pa • ewe* dendltitstei;,fer ; .111 taking the Oathsr,Allegiallo t ' Porilement far jimestireilingica, Ses) h. b .c e eltainclicumstatties,..the ilpreision of Oagie *lent statutes that stood against.. these has : ' - ii ft siispesided ; .hag.the laws themselVes t#it subelita t t yaks pad of our .isrispeuslowsei • :Ifee.essavoilis, 'ilfteSostif. Ads • Irbil* I. PosSa Boutin usthalics from the fines sod. Pnlfllits t6. l okirli they were subject in virtue of the Tettait sitd..l4i 'of • George I.for serving his . Majesty in the dvm,t, er In sox civil capacity ; bpi it does nek legalize t'te services of the Roman Ca tbolics;er aale thentedn. formable's) law ; and hence Niiii4om,o4o.ln their own interest, and to their owe itsbitivy modes Of . 04 sernment,, have Uf late years mustered ps FillY up' own fithatics as the,' could, . into Otu army nod navy, knewing that they could.nOtift yro,teCuted fee engaging them in such service hitt tbeptintiltfilijalsl. forml7 ,sTallod 'kenneled. , of . ifsb 7ioUvelistssitisS .A Test. Act and .Ist of Gave J ~ .. Ora from military promotion , which iv . themSlomary. ward ofleicikl military services, ; notiitbitinding that his Majesty .swears at his Coronation to govern his sob. jects Gy Site customs of the realm., I:lttier 'sublimes of similar inconveniences might be prod uced. Nowi'Gentlemen, the Honourable - . House having pitched upon yoO who for your brilliant.ta lents. hear such it distinguished part in it,,to 'prepare a Dill for restoridg to Roman (afholici atlifbest some part of ~.their,uatapisCeni.coestbiltkinal-Wdlattifilur far Sur wisdom and liberality will proceeds fur to determine), it is riot by palliatives, as heretofore; that they are to be admitted to the anjoynsent of any part of the fretniett and constitution of their Country, bk. by the utter abolition of those religions tests which•t present debar them of it. In fact, Whalen abcurdity will it tio;that-Roman - Cittholicishonldbeadmittiurby 1,4 to the army, the navy, to the eieetive fratichtsi; to sit in Parliament, id a word, to.auy post ófhonpur Or profit lit the State, without, ahinring transubstan. tuition, as is required by the 20th of Charles 11. eh: 2.—without. abjuring popery, as I( ripirred - by the sOth of Charles 11. slat ii. ch. S.--Neltivout twentlim: to the ft!tleisupremacy, as is requirethy,the Ist of Geo. I. stat. 11. eb. 13.—without renouncing .their spiritual dependence on the Pape,ottis required by the tyrannical pramunire of Henry ; and that these odious acts should still remnant in existence merely si s check upon Protestants, . lest perchance on somefature day they should feel a coneriesithms remoras for swearing to what they.may not be (pito sure of;. though at present the smallest doubt 11.64 k harbouml, by them on any of those articies: i> iii it not be mete conducive to the • general peace and harmony of the empire, to enact one general oath' for all sehjects to be faithful to their Kititand country, withoutinecting any religious test es It ,qualiftcntion: in aril concerns? Bristol, April 3, 1813. To tie Inhibit:WO of the Darby of larntinekk Wolfit.nbuttel; these parts of the Old btatehe bylog on melee Mob of the • Übe and Aingdebtorg, the territories of Halle, liildeshrho, the I lily of (meter , the Wade of Halberstadt, flo.benstein, the tee- , theory of (Med li n/m t g. the - roontbro of hisol/leid, she Mar Ssides,or Tram. Webtaansets. na4 Aloetbassee.—Tl To the Is. habitants tit the enmity of illatiberg; Wornigrrode. the States of He,., Cort,ot Mende sea deboomborg,territory of Kosenellenborn, ri a llT GiDed w e,..ad Urn of floheostein and lil the dishopties. of =rwi; and Paderborn, of Ralrensbars, and the edsaly of Moberg Kanalts. 46 GERMAN Resoluta '.--Alreatly hale ydu too 1 long.oheyed a Foreigner, pilae called to any throne —who has no 'herein your Intmosts--who has torn iron yea your rightful Prince*, that he might pnr. chase a brainless vision for his:horrid ambition, with 1 the strength of-your country, and (be blood of your chibleets. ' This insatiable ambition hifastened to the ; dreadful chain which he calls Conscription, to di.aiv away-your sons and brotherly- tbeliepetees eowerof you. country, to distant bock, where they dreadfully ! ended their lives in battles, in prison", aid in hospi. talk 'venting inspremitlons on thi4ttoittainoded ty rants, and your weakness-1143 whtcb belonged to their -native .country, to . ' 4heif fainiliesand'wtich would have gladdened your dip., •-• . . " Much- injured Gerinatt k r iegula!-T r ii... de. tiltl- -- ,thtliffor that. of .yo .414ifit; .V 1413 . ..an d 1 love become fiquryti . : Ihst imiles_Of -iteaven. victims of the molt c . , stystsiaiy, which.ha we , passed your impoverished . habitations (now. filled.; withlatisery), and which could • only raise horror 4 and Pity-, have informed yon .of the levers vengeance!! which Heavenly justice, whps"... patience was e 4,1 lenoth wearied out, bas taken: on the banks of the. Dnieper: Receive by m i advseasil guards, now en- 'kering your countries, my salute, item Be rlin--The ' hoar four deliverance has strs4 t • . fi 4 • his not the intent of - th e vktosionsEraperer, tor melees Lord, to conquer your country, but, to pin tour hearts, your thanks, and the gratitude of your succeeding generations. %Ord in the closest alliancli With Prussia, and his other powerful Allies Alesenders the Liberator sends. me ; .to yea, to break your disgraceful fetterce—to . vestal* to you your lawful Princes, your native country, your language, loWs, land .custonisi—.ta. free you from a Foreign Su petior, who—birtory.hai yet no 'sample of such tut unnatural contempt of men—publicly and solemnly declares ' that the •firot ditty widell , beotarti from 'the Reg;ets be bee give* to the ssitittiiietintriered by him, belongs to him; the teottell,- tad France i third, ' kow.4 cA?auuc. • • MIDDLESFIX SESSIOI4T. .Yesterderlfr. Seeks, ti Gentle/tit - kit of North., aimptonsitte, was Mitt on In lodicroteint for an a'. *9ll - 'factll7 Bennett, 'the Iroseoutor ; who stated; that lie sent tb the Mercy Collee.houite; to demand . a spa of one hundred pounds from the De. .fondant,, tit - 4 Wince or a debt contracted with the Protecutof ti r foi yekrs ago, at the house of the Pro secutoes. bkOber. Re went to 'the coffee-house at four o'cfick, end, white the Defendant visit it dinner with .Gentlemen, 410M:wend his one hundred' pounds;': to which the, D4notiont repilid t • Oaf be owed hint nothing., The Prosecutor stated, that the Defoliant rose up and paid; him with a kick on the backeldiN;knoiked him • dewn and beet him black and blito'with hard fists, unti l be had driven Mtn out of theatotto in:dis.' grace. Mr. Gunn?, far the Defendant, treult &very ani. mated 'ailjtiesc to the Jug. ac dtted the as. malt, but 'misted that the' privoceSonreetinuated the breach of the' pelts* so usucti, AMA' the - nowt tritlln malty was eollitiettfr Veanesvatton, since the 1110 .Vl . spqn fe!, an. kt aideeviir4t l l4 l — p f goy, were due, "hit the pond 011 ; INiatifOuirik such cut, me rited thaktterah castigttlina karsh "rtd"rifi-044#1240,11 1414411,4* atita; a i t " lel s • / , . . • ... • • - . . ~ . . I ~„ ' • . ‘, • . . . ' . . ' . . , . . , . . . v . • , , , . . . .. , , • . • - ' Ili STA -.1• - r - • • * a. ,' •' - . 1, • • .. . ' 1 . ( - -- - - • -. • ---- -- . . • _....-- -- , • ' * --- - • - • •• . ' iiii‘eit the ." - g. tit '. - - ' • - --.' ' . r. •' ' all.— 1- ‘ . . 4. - .. -- . - • : - iiii . .• .. • ' • - • ' adigaux , i4Li : Po s' is ~ - ~.: 4 for i ii iN-i Ki s . ' iiii the : ., , • - -i .' .. . — iiis 1„,,.., -., -)ittagla dettlitho isdostio 8 llt, wito.. et - wept I ''' -'; .; l "'; ak __ _ ' II' . .. it ' It l "'" ''' au t (re t 104. . remelatlikakttitittiteititiide 'in all their • . Daunts , MARen 0. , .-A . teit days ` Mille iar at ,' ; iier seeet t heir. . ;-. . , i ; •„ . i it, • far si i Virile lipoliqd ' .4 P .' * ' .. , 10.1141111i111 111111414.4Un'eli . eaktOtataii" abil* - 'Mil 1 bat Mien % f Regnier, 1500 ilreeiV and as merry ' 4 . . 0,41% eer . Mee) MI, , •'-; • At' lea sink • ',Oil Ai elly. his •. r .' " v '. 1 r 'lltie,.l the Spirited Freda oda% ieisgf la gemistAlty begin: of oar city, beats MOO esetdeYs.eed„ theY ..a_ . higgileiosa hat plat% Wilk . , . I r i b •.- god their . with i . teipill i illillptill::' . - wadi,* gm i m e g eit ts wil w ..ooo,4 o ,,, w hi e mon; ta , ,wid e t, thd . _ 4 ..• - tendot parations to keep el the Ramie, French aa .....r .,.. 7 I . l,4o.lo4Agited . 00 hi' l#4 :so Ilir it ass i s . r k ot b , no nni d e d at a l i ts e R i ki kiti. . • t is tow . ] *ea .010 &v . **lie% 41 . 06.01. oisposown thiz. 'b e le. It was rotirourid that th i e . n....„ ". not .1 4 e g o ajuiery d i w ww w i t or A g o AK, ti - 4 . tbk , en i s .,e at 06 ,• . trou.loo . , iii 4466 . 1 hews hie..t„ito.eheittu.soollt 1.404 ,.... th5. is ... s' ined the fin. bridge.' This ercesieei'd * rest au- • '.- Alecto iit the.city, wile" Atc, • .hthjeaty' svg,,•LfthiMii alio), t 4 ur.dig- 44 ogailiellito."! fire ht Ogini fay., Willi Ot - yetP4l4lo,t4.ot, •ukt* •, i mrnentation and on, the 9th, seeing the,* iwtiraiii. the ~ r wee teetttee4 .4 Ilk ~ :Quota , sooktoto twitio,,,,►• 7.,:,..,,, ~.. ~ ,inotolf4riatompiie itele.rniels.olet2ei,irti 6ons going on, the people threw the implearete him, : ~ . arskal teillit - Von ~ Itt . a ci l t 4 o,-: , .-: . .... . . , , ! ,.. :.... .. L . g 4 O ~, 1 ~...,, ... . . valuernibie t t 4464 only yoiwoeposiont 4ith : at i i. the Elbe. This _occasioned a general bloat 'Majesty to the lis e g t e li t witis uLt '- ~ift ,,,.......„,, T.,: .... .: If iti qp . 4 si l t $4,,,t,-441 f lit z i.n o Iliii i 4. evetr : 1 , 141 , 11 ., 41 .,,„,, theei to ileac ortitttio tar. and in the flight the populate besieged the li la. thOtrilles, add all the , , . . lijosiimea .. . - . .lo4testlaws. tee Ilvela4W4 .ehapitavi t t t • c • i d iot j a riz e pto .161 1 ~., had , a.. asteittTerotifirloostem-Telie 61 - I —. _ been wade mode. The whole night Peelleitt . 11010.11‘1,,teurt to hint. • • - N . ' .., 0 . i s.i. ..... .... ~....... .. c..... _ . the . es. _ stie , ittho , re Ahr it u e 44 . lll4 1. ' 10 invectives aguinst.the French. Yesterday the atm- . ig r „ .t h o E lo p era r ijord i n di vi d a of t h e , I ; ,- et ' t '4 l te "Th e CA„wi ve I &A l t war es ' t i nt e i rt . tAi le. e igiell:a t io, reit 4 P. bets tic . i reased and the discontent grew iontiatt . OA". o r iiii te k r o e % .s o ' ii i i .. ling o f - . 7.o,l B ,,fib efe 6 ,.....,. . c . • - . . I leAr;esilie''atii iAhrts oiiiiij*iist tritn, • t the French. A French *dicer who was f i t . iii i - • t .aeli 'eNe order or Se. 411, .. , , .ir k ol a "T . 'iatt . reatirimi- , -Yeltsitreltrget ye. were, , ~r w av y * i n k i oiraiith to hi. t i n i l og etentete . e r .st nano some directions, was seised, and would bars e • ~' •., - view , which ~ ~;.,„, ,:., • . 0,0 , wry and "skit yen aroblebeate..:-Yi *lie .thensant, but . l now expiring t i t e my t 14 t he lps ia6 lo . - - 4 0 fi at i brown into the I'l be, had not same persons . ..: ilio - .. . I ye hive ;bee"' forced th basal Firitietioseo; or ye • roc k o i. • doethleagettott i •ittiot.,s ~ 1. ow - • rag pc t .. w ith a good doilt. . 'pi s is ms an d e ffNittpOtlilditti e ti e W s a n were fife and happy - citizens, mittryvabor blittrieose f ouig ei ggo.,:pt, siii.tivAottimge,r. ph o ceded ter him. Ida wasdi sm issed 'ling. Others, Erroch, espetieam4 th e stmt Moir , bee* aftd•erirotiOn and jortitesi% 'I. ojety I Chlo4l o. .aitit the 00111,11,0400 lat • tho *joie wo r ld and voasjewisiseiss befshoi:ier .‘ ,.. h .., ~,,, , L. ,.. duidek 7 l l 3 l ill s . 1 ettelertwor the most ciriliseit people . of.iloeoptlio. low l ecnton f wee e t t y - e er'weriPet 'bee „ ~,„., "Tr''' All this happened in tire presence of were honvueol .f oca . so ihe voting the citit iticigtiiiiiity lari.4; • 4 a f !WA i f i iii iii ;t * . • • 1 bassi Bet take courage U stroogititeM dot pi joatitie .• a Z. 1,4 t h e mi et k. d h e • < , of Salon recruits, exercising before the Pa 1 Hoe &tette= Otit their M • sties and til4 #rsidg asf t110"Royal ;of God' shown 'teat oil the'bettireVtlie ' lie Pet " 4 4 idifig • itit - ; : tin si 7 , • • ‘''',;. :•""::.!, .:. ', Neither the military nor Lie p!) , . .i. . pie, . I ramify wore . leased to hoeouitiaratid di sc* p ro . i the. 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