The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-21 00:00:00

arf s w e d. Mkrib. I)utbion 1 b.O. 1 1 Lisboa 0 CAktiA . 1 .._ PIMA*. III• N1'601114 rliab 3 %i Al' up trclA Nl l %. 'per eel*. Reel. 4341 Or CM, COIL MOM _ THE STATESMAN. LONDON: --7- TVICSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1810. .__ Tats monting w* received Spanish and Portuguese Papers to the 6th. instant. We have given all that. Is or any importance in these Papers, , • A GOTTENSV;ZOII Mail snivel this morning. It brings no intelligence of importance. A •Lettcr. dated Augsburg'', July 4 26, and;another dated sic, July 30, respectively speak of the depose!! .I(m' of SWEDEN (now called Count Ocyrronr) is passing through those towns, in his way to Berli. He is described as being chcilrful in nunper,',ll4 Pulite in his manners. . . LETTEIVI ftom llnlland to the l'!th• instant hire - been received in town. Great preparations, it is stated, had been made for the reception of the FUNGI! ilsirenow at Al►sterilam v and he was ex pected to arrive there yesterday. It is Said that he is to visit theduck-yards at Antwerp, and the fleet - In Flushing. It is stated, that the sequestration of the American ships at. all the ports oT France and Holland is removed. The report of a conspi. racy against NAPOLEON, which is sail to have been termed at Breda, is not mentioned in the lctten which were yesterday received from Rotterdam. A Lsrrra from Rostock (io Germany) gives un-' favontAblu accounts of the state of 'affairs at that port. It appears that measures of great severity had been resorted to in • that harbour against all American ship's, and that none of them were per: milted to laud any part of their cargoes. _ . Solt , of the difficulties attending the construction of the Trianon Decree t , there can be no doubt, will be progressively removed by the accounts we n ; ree.eitte of its practical applicetiOn. A vessel. from Ostend, which quitted that port 'on Thursday 11,nd arrival here yesterday, states, that sugar and toffee will nut be permitted to be landed without li. ecnees, although they should be protected by a neu. teal Cit. NU opinion can at present be formed at 'what pecans period such licences can be obtained, et Weis's., to , be titular the sun 'Eanu al of 1.54511.;-+lt is added, that at first he signified his in tention of immediately granting them, hut sitters yards shared his purpose; and again, sobsequeatly• =rested his first (lesion. At Ostend it was suppo sed that they would ►non be obtained from Paris. • We understand Government iv new in hourly of Di from Lord W err 4 14 Gi; expectation Ispuches Xos, in const.queuce of recent inteUigentiieceiVeil from his Lordship. We have nut hatut Whether Lord WELLINOTOS intends to'uttsac the French, or means to retreat;, but we are assured that some very important movement will sous be made by the Etiglisb and Portuguese army. • Tax Examiner has hastened to NMI One , pro. pheeli, respecting his ewer-to-be-lamented attack 011 Mr. CUISAhrf. It is true Mr. COBBIAT has not condescended to onswer queations, put' in is spirit of impertinence, t say the least of them. But the Examiner itself is compelled • to take the poisoned bowl, tom another hand, and' must drink It to the bottom. Our Readers will son •the Letter to • The Examiner on this subject, which we took from that Paper of Solaria) , last. .They will perceive the threat, contained io that Letter, of publication eleeiehere—;if The Examiner declined the Infliction of self-tertiive. The Ex.. • miner has made its choicei--lint,whatever choice it had made, it could not escape the result. of its own folly. if it hail declined the . bowl,' it 'midst have received the diegger from the hind •of Mr. Conserr's auxiliary, with such mercy only as ho chose to shew t Compelled to Insert the Letter, The . .kxaminer, is •-coon . pelle t ' also to try , to answer it...Wwwould have , inserted the•Anewer• also, but we may Von'ttire' 'tail on jet Readers to tike our word. for k it that there is we Reply in this Answer. Whoever has - read the titassiner's: attack upon. Mr, Collarrri and reads ,thie Letter, lain acknowledge that no thing could be done, by any ingenuity of The Et 74. : miner hi the way of repfyi It is unanswerable .A wi s her :.'ttcr. Isms rh..r..pmiintr, neatly as . sold as thi7, appeared in. t6,saise.Papei (9i•!tin. • day.)—Will fisti Examiner turidispeto .this of our I ;44.4tiettosi, .w when va• said, speaking of . the . 'then gsteniedited (and /sappy had. it been for 'Dm Exasittar i Asti it re,tined for ,eoer-10-bit-iitedi , Sate 4) attack, 64 it atone of the insanities- of the . .• must have the like foolish results ?" liYe 601)(41, Vusy !list result Is ' partly the..eullitling of the -prophecy ; and 'every • auccerling: one-seitl but more deeply peeve The Examiger'sinsanity mid fully. The EXamiaer h fond of giving advice, .and Swine:ernes With alt the:Jitter/Ices which helongs.to advice. Yow, we will advise 'ifs : Eitiminer; and with good will--• Let The Elrhetiner write, and we know It THE MINISTRY. : 1 pflaiil"Talt - Dvaszsi swowrfro song Ti. detekertikich threatens, and the misforteela villichletiver gust, Empire, are not indeed 'Ol - to the present servants of the Crown -v hut they Maud . accused of having increased and , aggravated them, even beyond what might have been apprehended 'front men without mind, without talent to enlighten or improve, without genius or capacity to govern their -runittry.—Slr. PITT, no doubt, laid the foundation broad and deep of na. Bondi ealamity ; hat the half.edueated dunces of his school, scorning, his comparatively slow pro. gress, have, in the short period of their Ministry, dragged 41131/ the brink of ruin ; we stand close upon the ;ming gulph ; and should ..we totter we aro lost for ever. The vigorous anti of the. present Adatinistration was to have snatched . us from de. strictioft.; it stns to have been our support at home aid our shield abroad ; here it was to have present. at consolation, there it was to have pointed the way to victory ; the enemy was to bend powerless beneath its force, and our people were to. repose 1 calmly trnd.:r its protection ; the conscience of the KING MU to be preserved from violence 'by its healing interposition, and national triumph was to 'he secured by its invincible daring what G amt. -VILLE could tent effect, PettozvAL was to accent. plish, and the No.Popeey yell was to be followed'by the peace, liberty, and happiness of the British em pire. A new reading of our language was to make 1 all things easy. . Intolerance , was. to Am. takes for liberality, •and incapacity fur talent ; i miaow mind was to be the proof Of au enlarged wider. standing, and the duelling, of the Cabinet to .be dimmed respect to the Sovereign; the prosecutionef printers was to be considered an extension of freedom to. the press, and etimmittais to .Nergatearol the Tower wets to 'he received as se many attentions to theliberty of the subject; a refusal to emancipate five millions of loyal . men, was to be thought a blessing springing from the Constitution, and the rejection of their Petition an honourable reward for their tier.' vices ; the conflagration of Copenhagen was to be esteemed the best meats Of securing AitgANntleS frieutiship, and the immolation of our troops in Wslcheren the only rational way of -assisting our Allies on the Danube ; rashness' we . wereto copal. der generalship, and the abandonment of (weskit at Talavera, a victory worthy homiest and a petition ; the doubling of our taxes was la be regarded as a ' happy discovery to finanee,.and ruined mattufticieres, ,stireing • artisans, • and . gctieral bankruptcy as the )180IPERITY" of thee Ciuslitry. We ,know not what progress the People Of Great Britain and Ireland have made in the " new reading," but the moment they, apt* to this perversion of oar !en. gasps they must than respect the . Fault Mistlttsy , as Tx; flan Ix TaIt.WORGO i" • .., • ~ . . We lett ,night received Paris Papers to the 13th inst. from Which . we have made copious eitractr: they sill be TOund'its our preceding dishpans. • Letterc were yesterday received from Amsterdati to the date of the 12th inst. It was expec:eil that the French Emperor would arrive in that city on the 20th . of the• present month. Preparatory tO ., this act of condescension to his beloved subjects liolland, his principal Donanier has published Ike .- • . following 'Alicia! notification : . , .. • . " The Imperial Decree by which Holland. is attired :to franee, directs, in article 10. the colonial produce found is this terriiory to be subject to a duty of 50 per cent. andafeeord ingly the proprietors aml consigoigs of these goods are to enake • their declaration before the ht of September.- •• " The I>i rector of. the Imperial Custom, is Itrilland• has the honour to inform the merchants, that offices to reeeife such des chiratiatis are opened in the cities of Anwerdiun, the Hague, „Rotterdam, Dortreclit, Arnheisia, Z woi, Italianok Gmulaseo: .t.fandeo, on limier. lie invite% the proprietors or consignees In fulfil this duty immediately, if they wish to remote thr.ob s'acies which exist in the trade to the interior, apd en prevent the • luconvenienciee to which they would be exposed, if Hit, conceal w holly, or even partially, the colonial prodacein their • warehowes. II is hereby notified, that afterlife 31ft of Most no declaration will be received, and the goods which•aber that }nave sisall tot have bees so declared It ill be forfeited. • Thome who have in their hands sock gni*, are hereby warned . spot to sexpose themselves to the rigi.. women which, in sodi mai it w (gold be.pecessary to take. - OS Lit7IONKAIRR, .. ," lAreeler of the Isepreird, Customs ire Holland:" Tlte•biltssa t Captain Cos t 'one of the ..1110illiell • Ileeti , has arrived at Liverpool. ''they railed from 'Jamaica 30th joint. ' "The - fleet• consisted of b 9 W . rd i* ‘*:b o , l * the iliang. Partd partial lie BthBth init. is it I - 4 - , '.. • • . -.. The death of tit : aisle-Earl. .of -i3eunit.vir will irtiog: the 'lineation of Lord. LJnamair's - legitimacy before the Rouse of Peen at tie opening or there,. -slain Session of Parliament,• • Every Peer, before Attialtea'his seat, tenet deliver to the flossy the:pe. digree thennglr . witich be deriver the title, , wider whith be, claims the • honour sod Ode:liege of the tt Lord Mame!, the lon' of the Dote.of Rica, , Matto, etas present with ?r . littler:aux 'on-the l . % • lire sent ' •h L d.,W . - • heights overlooking . the Coe. '. flaring used the ut.. mast expedition, be.arrivedat ' the atm) , j‘lit,itt How to •be a spertitn", ,44 of rite enatlitkurious 600, 1 ! is he . writes; 4 6 that his integ ' itiatiun etstild conceive;. a small •Btitish. -end Portuguese, forte, from their disetpline Ind steady conrage, apparently..itivitreis 1 ble, tloaly ind•regularly retiring. to.a bridge obiell l conntiuniented_with their males army, and et the same time repelling the repeated , attacki. of an ii. most over* helloing force Of:the enemy, The bridge mire gained, they there made their stand, aid the, -utmost 'and long centinlicd elforti: of - thir tileniy, were irulfirivit to retiovithietu.' - ' .".' ' It may be information to the friends efghore who . ; are prisoners in France':.its state, . that .alt tette:lo should be 4 .E,..iich c directed—.'t To ..the'4l•o 01 - 41 f. . lt . "Klt i ii•. viip .4 ~. 4 .„6..i.t. 1 , 0 ,:ii. .-. a of, British l'eision t rs, Atorlatx.?:, • ,,,,.-:.,:. ,•!:'• • . • BREAD..—Thero.vhaviiii c e m4i...eifir - • ..i•. A 15.•..a...A. ••Lta_l_ Is.unifiL...al.ALLikoli. " - • ISIMICISIi AND. POR Arm. 4.—Wu by the telegriph that the Mattel, trotted the tea, de la _Meta, and thence t 4 expect a eeefirmatien of certain, that the corps of joined that of Marshal Gown! - sitar Colerico, the'esseary which was offered . the latter hale advaiseed vertu. According te accounts . date the 25tlt July, General mom on the 29'.d, and I that place from Salamanca, forcoof 8 or 9000 men, lery, made Its appearance Douro, in Fialhosa, and and threatenedtb pass the on both sides ; it appears, their intention to, pass at ' ' Lerman has arrived at Beim, inters have been seat off MOM are expected this nem , LISIROa I AUGUST 4.--0' -General Crawford, actual' kept possessitin of the 601 retreated. The enemy k.. rod 30,0(6v:is on ate acetic iiitgtott...viar at Celaic° ou near Guards ; the enemy Almeida, %hick place the , I defended by, two Portugi ment, under the comma' • OtORTO; .ATI/LT the Imperist . Guards here, it is supposed must be thel Poi, and that they hail wit may shortly expect „Ciudad Rodrigo, no dotal `sirinth ward to assist Regnier abd Sir B. Spencer at Ah JULY 29:—It is supOrted , are ow_ the route forAltaganza, Mentes. The• Potteries, march at a 'moment's expect to beer of .i 1 bay Polier has been obliged. mots from Biscay. Ow the 20th,the enemy, „ininCulta; we , are therefor bon of be of a general a, peatio,.to be the most desirable , #1.1 , 41R 1 i,i. Our last lotto" from 1211th; at which place Gee, quieter , % and our limy wis 'log for the , i pas et Ponte . JesnO division, by Braganca, and 'es the *um) divisieff, was ohly - ottoMy l probably ere this plsee.! General Rill was at thought that Reinter . vitl ,fipopi to the northward. CORUNNA', JUF•T" 23.- vantage of the absencolt Sincota the 12th inst. but fear,, which ouritte conflict, excited. In order . to which has already cost enemy collected from Bastl Cascara, a force of 1700 cavalry. Colonel Vial . s 300 horse, and:Boo,foot, be his positive intending ' (Colonel Martin . ,),andito of the superior Junta. ' his qppearante *O4OO inhabitinta a 'eerie*); of tire to our light pa!rti4. the most heinous eiveities, 13th inst. at file )- ice lit. the road of aml die result of the said site robbed the parish plate of. tonal Vial, instvad of Empezinado," fell distaut from the position, ,Ite . pied by: that eelebmted Juty Limos, JULY 3.—The freub Sfain states, that *Hacked General Cranford's stiiision consisted 10,000 men, ✓ arid that the troops tommanded ford did not exceed 4000 force thrice-repulsed the who endeasouredto.force Almeida, which the enemy one of those which surrender mice of an menu', cOrpa, able to sustain a losg 'Airneitls is Brigadier.., :distiogisished-talents and `reason was selected to i - place—a braiegarrison 'is ;imported by a numeroas fieoeps of two gallica nations Perfidy and treason. loreboiscure. Ph 1,1 dri ani a • . ... ... ... •. truduEss PAPERS . respebted by thiliitemy, tin 114 COUllt a . ......-.. -tried military talents . . who commands the Investing a . e ode h " Vat . a have received inteltigeace - Oa the 24111 of list mostirs „ General Loilui e away have retired from, and tales the road to Val O°;thiyi t of iti er ht e..:it k • Governor a, Alm •. • cm " tektite t t it i :li s e . f ri i i i: li vec ina ti l v i :a g sitglaiiifintastlkthne 7:ns:llri.rhe:detertllllll mils fur a Portueeese Ge t to- Val de Almeida. We, seta:tee! ' this by ,a courier. It is attempts to prove that the h;oglish despise tlis tad st r General Beresford hallos ;rectal Lord W P(41 40 114 tarmac, consider PortUial as an English 1 1 1 ,7 . r girl dare to accept the and will certainly bo la her '""----.1 d him. The bead.qoarters sAw., jos, juzy 39..... : iette C t 4: I Alone that of Spain. toted from Cob:rims to 444. n . its free fir , , • , . . or the -states, that the enemy fired the town a t Ai __m aw le mend Junk arrived at z ''' Our light parties killed 500 of hi s troops bridge , but a • ' on a t eying been reinfurced from Seri * , t h e troops were marching for French entered the place, sacked it, and commit ca. On the23d, an enemy's tea all kinds of excesses.-( Lisbon Ge-etle A with eight pieces of edit- "•• P -8 1' ii. nee on the left bank of the The da y before y esterda y accounts we re reecho id the neighbouring places, that some of (tic enemy's cavalry had entere d % A, he D Aire. There was firing . quilho. It is said to be the edraneediguard o f 4 oars, • hotiever, that it was cores of 80 00 , whiCh, under the.conima n d o f Alsr. at Zveaora. Getteral Ext. tier, haveontered Estremadura. 3eneveitte. Tu-day 36 dc. Fifteen hundred men, lithutry and cavalry, N ei I for the British army, and the army of the We of faros', have Oi.embatkol ,wising.: at Agemoate. -Our brave fellows under • JULY 29.-A. person of credit at Cadis Write tally.. beat the French and as &nova,. under date the Win inst.:—t4 Fiat old of battle, but afterwards Bars, i reitirnertt of Polish cavalry, belb nfficen a n t left upwards of 700 teen I soldiers,' . lies deserted. It is said th e y are 450 it tette of action. Lord. Wel. •nuMber... - General . Freyere received.tliem. in the 29th ; General Hill, - -........-_..L.,.. ' - - y is betwczn (elerico and ' ' .., , ' . 44y41L INTELLIGENCE. . • they. Were .beseiging ;it is - , 1„,1• :. • ~..._. geese and one British Regi. roaesmouru, AUGUST 20.-Arrived the hp/ -• • - Oak, man o f war, from the Donis; Sforfaer pi. end of.. .Cort. . • iti, . • -It is said tb11 • 13,000 brig, front a eru of . .-- • • • '• • vaarrived at Burgos ;these . ...----, - • West of harbini . tilfMajesty's ship Le 8 ft. to force ft hichWas at Cashel Mme . 1...-the Finders ien.brig. The itlfiese i stoop o f ;Mr is appointed waiter foe Cork red rig , ye . retrogaded to Barges... -, sa l) im - n - ... .. • -, • sa i aratelY: , :- ' .• ' ..• • . - to hear of their. beteg at ' Arrived lateral salt df coasters. tabi they . Will be sent to the ' ''• • l• ••. - •• • nier ; Loisauti is . et Gillegos, ...Di A k e. A t i o g ie. 10. ._s a i k ,d . the Destierettitv i Isere*. -• • • '. -.. brit Walt ikti'oativertlAilattillieet to Hot weatirlti, • Orted here that 25,000 CflaUr .011120 dove from the'rim. his %deity's ripe ,_ ~ . .._ ..... , , . taganza,. to enter Tras . ..toft, ilho osess mid eswarer, the Noise his sallgdfee use • troops are • •reettr ek ?arisinatithi.,lnd the titter mina* it* .. . notice. We every lialttat ortit t 7 hla tititesty'aditpi as per Ise." . . ' .4 battle having been (aught.' - - Ftzi., \ • - • • - \ ~.. ... to embark his band of Pa. ' - N 1 '447 hvirEbticiirhics. • ' 1 . . • - .1 tyintered-Plaiel l on thrinti . 4. o efter4 l ,sin, .i t m'ifliii will be ! be t a 1114 • ' 4'' sit Cholseei: , ,eiliiii t. Tor the:Regain - et ;. here. .. . 1 !fore now la hourly cipecia.. . sal action, and 0 eirda l lt art.. - s sh i t gli! iilli ftr. 481 10 00 • 0 00 11 kay . 1111 0 , . : 1 ~ . *fable and•best position f or ut Peeleerc 4 slieiget. l4ll *** lelfellnil In *11146 tees 'from Celerico' are of the. &feint of Militia* _.... •.-• . 1 - -...': ' • • .1 ion. :Bamford bad ithiheatf. On l i tterndaY last, OM if the banaltatihS Midi.- 1 wit to Moreh on that sm. ninfotnntlOtkt•lfilnintrof if . rreiPhetrikell I . ~ . . Pante & lifehillo, close . 10 elktot ittnientn * 13 .._rtatat• • . , .. . . • en, abent.-1114000, will enter * drat Sitthtn. - "jalornel Reaft a trititelni I the, left .of the trillitial.iicar;• l i es ** h i i ist aY• ll43l4l4h . i t i Se-merset Local WI i nay nine lessees from the tint cenunaadedtbrCottittiouts, has boo walk* .1 this settle fighting has taken- in, the penalty nf e egefor not hieing hterodei is tio I ' Is ..,• - training and lati Oftbeflregi;ent,lrlieslesekedird; .4 ~. • Astorgt on the 2 . 4 th ; .it is and pot beinsa pdy ble theto i saidine. mmatitet 1 I only itleticited a part uf , his to prison for Si Miuks...• .., •.- ' --.,', •: . d• . - .I' '" •;-' ' ' - • ' • Jo:VI OtttPlis' * Ofieale of - the Wed 1 30-The enemy , taking rid. cater Lomiti'•Mthtia„ hat liseljuiltY of i'sk: :., i itiof alt our troop', entered. offence, sod 'is el.w4thoilttet .ti piece her it. t let betrayed every where the, months. 'inflicts with his troops •haye ' The first resietaisti or Soto • f o etal HON et I penetrate into a territory, to assemble on lle - ittift . 4. emit mina et Celcht‘ 1 it him. so notch blood, the ter, for the et .pirpose training and excleive, for is 4. • ;altrago,'Madrid, emit; code sparse 9.0.thiy0.. - . , -. . • f 700 men, fur the most part . .. On Friday . ..last, the sotli, reghtiat of boot 14 i il• arrived in Siquenta with their quarters, Iti Levres,.::Ood Aso' eneceedst th } at, and openly *de - aired:it to sth Foot (gone to Ireland) in the Barllnckilhol. 4 ato destroy. el empezinadg; captain ICORTIEEIL*, a valeattli and meritoisit. t ito fire the Admit of 'residence Officer, belonging to the 82d Foot, we are soffit, ..! In lisiburgi l gassitldtintd E i state, 'was killed about a month ago, In • the GUI" i l 0 Men, • and addeirsased to the soh of Gibraltar, by• falling free the • respers, , tl tl f mysteriOna eats rela x - whilst on guard.. it !. After bh fing: c o mmitted • . - • ofmie*moneeroitler" - e hies, they ietratted on the. , • MR. MV AGO PARSE. . •, - 11 in the morales, to 'Xidpe ......;..... . ' `-" ' ~ •We feet much satisfaction ili n coMesitelotilli w 4 V4Peme l 7.* 1 1 .94-1 4 . 1 • 0441 ' - .' .- - ,' • - 'eortudned fa the fidlovileg-tittraM, 0 aid espeditioairas that ROB 4 'peeing this celebrated traveller. We tied 1 1 tt plate of. -Belie, and that, Co. the - halms which it holds. forth will be 11.ilf. c f marching in rest of the. realised :--. , • • it Limon. awed Goer back to a: point 12 le a era . B • isprai- mouse, senegid, aiii July, NW , I n iwir Barnet of a tetreerrom Colonel M L , am 1 ; iir on, .which he knew to lie 'oe. -, -at theAraicaniastitwrioa. , • - . ..-- •• blotted ‘partisais:--.(Consana fe : i• I Wive just received s infaUlati : Ottw NOD h : ai • that Mr. `LaroaTe, of that • island, wilt PI tt '- . .. ... , , . . 27th of "March. lost,..at (.1.--.-, and had thin • of The most reciatiliteltieenee w ith a TOUgalour l ot ha informed Ma,. that • bi nit the • Fiend 'foren • which before he bid:teem NII,4MIONSie PAWLS" inn - 4 ' l tfurtPs division near Almeida, the name of which bad escaped that sionorY 4,„,, 7, 4 en, that klasscoa was peewit - LAPORTt ;. that h w was very wells het sir i ti, - ; . 7 . 11 1. antanded - by.. General Crai , .log lost ail his compenions; tbathe brow .. 'j ot . Il i , tuns tO the:Coast by Velem to &egos ",.,_w ij 4000. men. The combined . 1 , " or ter rontO fr om who're he *et th en by thstrim- -- .. - dt he enemy wilt :the bayonet,' If . h u t s soapy t o es i storeei swum bees Wm -g ig u " 11.1 this resahilive nil lee the bridge. The plate of Toncalnue, he - peobanly. adoPted .7•• ih. coo hi, emy has now invested, •is Got owing to t h e digethed ill" b obi: a. - w irlp f; rrettiler• ;t the mere appear.. PO of the Gotta' is, on . elitteeft . , Avt c ps, but is, in.every reibroct,' . tween the-..... . . • .. - ' ' •• sic , "It is Much to be lamented that-111e. I ..__ _ , ' Ph 3 liirilr••• 'Thy OkOecrow th • wat.not more precise in: Ms VITO* j_ ll "" ka 4"1 Cut s .General . C, an officer of another inhabitant of tZ tr ee with him, wows"' • sill • tab* aid valour; enarwho for that has more psetletilsit (ban himself,' 11* be ii_ • dry i command ill that • iinportant bknelsage of the totte.aloor ; this preens! r i ant 111 sufficieut to &feed It. He °Aso) 41" nut Yet'eetttruel l c rt"''' Gi ei ; t ke so Dm „ transaiit to yaw the-earliest nateiligetice . .. . 1 t erg" iirilf ; "P"' "4- jeer Will& I receive.' If this rumour n unui_ Z a • nation% , which lee atrellfiel'n shalt feel partictsiairly delighted to hare the .....,,,, i.• loveshoniser. •detest cow. of .receiving Mtn Ellin; aid t° (ems ° oe