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'( Ilan army is no ways secured. for all the wasters 4rt of litttwirl* to the Daunite is not se ye emu purl by the Russians; told the Turks would be able to risk upon all sides a diversion upon the rear of tour etiesiiirs." FOURTH TI'EF.ISH BULLETIN. ANSUBILATION 01? A ltussiAN CORPS OF SETT.N THOUSA N D MEN. VIENNA, SPIPT. 18. Private letter,' received here front Constantinople. dated 12th August. mention thAt great rejoicings had taken place in that capital. in cons+ garner of the pohlieatiosi of an official • ,'count of a glorious adirsiibice gained by the Ottoman arms on the 6th. It sowers that a Ittissi.,ll two, under the or ders of Gratoral Vouuki, was, au the coiniuence , 'newt of the siege of Yarns', nil erposval between this Litter piece mid Adnauottle, wilt a view of covering the siege, end 'amerces ling all supplies. The Reagan C.imitiander at het took a siiition on the •Kanifirlawn river. where he could not be attacked himself. but where lie might effectually peeferta the service assigned hint. Deluded. how. Mr s by the false reports, purpo.ely spread. of the •Illsood Vizier hoeing been defeated Iterate Sebum la, 'end retreating in great disorder, he fell in.. to dm enarelaid for hint-401ft Unliintl with telOwien - to mainta'.ii his pateilion. and advanced vrithdve regiments of infantry. and one of cavalry, to secure the pawn.' Dohnil.' on the road to Arida- Duple. and thus complete• the destrectiou of the Ottoman army. "Oar Commander (eontinties the Turkigh Bale 1,60. blessed end enlightened by the Prophet; had berries provided fee his reception on his swain timensountain Balhaia " Troops from Acme. Tcheoga. and Caniohol, placed themselves in his frost and rear. and cut off die possibibty of retreat " Oa the atoning of the 6114 the breve Musettl emosomintated by that ardour which the true faith Mime isspirea. sod headed by the Pache Ibrahim of • ?mambo, rushed epee the enemy. Who.' slier valisodyselstaieiog the modest for eight keen, was at leisgth thrown into* osafolion. Their General Vegebi. impelled by despair, twice rallied his men and brought deem beck to the charge. Vain efforts ! which served so other purpose than to elicit fresh proofs of the entlinsiesm sod devotedoess of oar troops the sacred cause. " At length, determinuif.te, terminate the conterit, theatildiere of his Sublime nighties., in the front , mots. with lend (victor " Blessed be the Prophet !" end " Long five the Suiten !" threw themselves optic the hayppets of their foes, arid. though mor tis'', wounded in the straggle. seized their weapons with one hand. and buried their daggers its their Mute with the other. orTbe Retailing then gave vise in every direction; sad their Comnisetter, seeing the day irmtrierably inst, attempted, at the head of a dem- body of beerrei to fame a patmge, but ending this iniprac akiabir. preelpitmed himself' among one victorious amps. sad ass taken prisoner 'by a Card. "Thslabdefst4t 3400 man killed on thrfied or bottle, owl about 3,000 sounded hare been picked op. with all their colours, arms. and ammunition. besides 04 pieces of cannon. About SOO who es= eloped. so well as those on the Kauifichiou. will probably be cut off by the victorious Ottomans wbe arida pursuit. The smallness of our Ines. not ittiordiati 900 in killed and ',castled. ens' only be attributed to die asiwcial protection witirh Allah &irate =mod to the followers of the true Prophet. -.0 4 Oar troops will shortly advancemwards Varna:. SIILAII. •CPT. 4. Tios late dispatches received from General Don ...SAN. Governor of Corfu, gave. we understand. rem satisfactory assarasee as to the continued ssfely s of that island. Notwithstanding the blockade .na'nelined by the Zeglash cssoiters. swaths were found last mouth to iseredece • body of troJus into that place. Tlie seem, end wino with which this reinfercenteot wassumsreyed, is a fresh proof of the meanie° and vigilante with vehiih his illeastriess Highness watches irrr every pin of oh• kingdom confided to bus care, sod it intt.t for ever fires" the hillscy of the hopes catechised by the .1:n01.1)44'1w reduction of dirt isfaud. palmy, ow. 6. Onr Court Gazette of this day cowtaius an artier, that the disbanding of three regiments of infa►►try. whose •erviees daring the prerrat tranquil state of the country could be &openstd with, but whose maintenance ads a henry burden, shall for the pre sent be sitspeuded. r.IRHf OT THE KUM itPT. IN. The reports of edvauturs having hren gained hr the Turks over the Hinman., mitt continue ; with this addition, that the raising of the sire of Varna Iw4 been owiug in a rest measures. Gene ral SIMI losiox one of the cor p s of his Gratin, in eoesequesee of which his left was menaced front Adsiesople. Dzsaore. army. I. Mach setirity prevails ansaog the military in this rapital. Three regiments who were its runless hare hceis nsari•hrd towards Leits4e it is *ni , P o *- ed, on their larnvrl there. they sill receive a route to the coast of the Cahie. Other reports say, their destiwatiun will be to occupy the poets of a z1:40- tuntringlingdoet. its order talon effectually to ea elude English goods. MASSAW. SEPT. 6. A gloms and splendid afttinf musks our happy country. His Majesty, -the Emperor Napoleon. our great Protector,• whose genius and talents hire given safety and tranquillity to many kingdoms of Europe. will, we are assured. soon deign to make known his bona-rut intentions in our favour. SICILY. PRIVATII CORRESPONDE.NCE. WEABINA. AVG. 24. King Murat, so fair from evincing any i.itention, of abandoning the invasion of this island, appears rather to increase his mean.: he seems to wait for the equinoctial gales to bring out the Toulon fleet to co-operate with him in his projects. We have daily skirmishing between our flotilla and hurt and as the sea between Sicily and that psrt ot• the Continent where the French nre, is like a Large lake, you can (nave no idea of the bra uty of the acetic, particulaily at night, when showers of shell. and red-hot shot fly through the air with very little actual damage to the cornliatante. It looks more like to a Fantuccini entertainment than one of the scourge. of war. However, en the midst of all this, we are terni)ly annoyed by hi► nocturnal (milts ; ax our meal are under arms every . rii4nt lest the French xentlemen should make r^re to collar. over. We are troubled with fever and dysentery, but the change of weather will bitter us shlrtly."• I'ATE Le) I' i'F.lll( will - bein and foists Drateittz uu the loth of THIS MONTH. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, • THURSDAY; Ocrocca The Arraide, of n poi, Captain HAILDIMAII, arrived on Monday at Plymouth, With two French prises, must gallantly cat out from under the, hat tevies of Brine Reads, by he► Warts, and the boom of the Caledfnlia. of 110 gusts, and other boats of the fleet, under a heavy tire from the batteries; the *pliant sensor° and royal marines. headed by their Ofileers, landed. rushed op the rucks, killed else sentinel et the battery, pot all the guard to Hight, spiked all the heavy guns. tsssolded them over the rocks lute the sea, and, with three times three cheers, brought o:1 three Give brass twelve pounders to the bruits. They struck' the French colours. Ina accmnplished the whole of this brilliant affair, with only Lieut. Llrr4x,lluyrl Mmines, los ing an arm in the attar•k on the French sentinel at the gate of the fort. '►Trey were obliged to burn one of the vessels ; the other two are arrived safe. sod are bedsit with ship timber fit for building frigate..— This is considered in the naval circles as a very sel lout exploit.* No advice's from Portugal had been received up too late hour Isn't night. The wind. however, hav ing been generally fair, dispatches from Lord %Veto' }Sarno* are hourly expected. They cannot fail to be very important. There is every ground to presnme that a battle has been fought, or that Lord Wextricton has fallen back upon Lisbon; Of that MASSICSA has altered his plan, and instead of treading in the steps of the Allied Army. has em barked in some new enterprise. %ire have rtreived Dutch Papers sod Letters to the 2.1, and German to the 4th Mateo. With the exception of .'site accounts of the military prepa rations of the Turks and Russisms, and their op.:- retool' on the Damslw, the paper, contain nothing de.ercing uotiae. Tie private letters are also desti tute of actual iutellige.ice of any interest. but this deficiency is compedsated by no-rotations anti re ports. Among the latter it a ritimiiir which was prevalent at Bretneu on the 4th, that the idug.ioni 4.f l'ulan.l is to he immediately restated, and that litierditst is to be placed' at its head. 'flie Commercial restrictions, so far from being relaxed its till the veleta of Germany parvaded by French infiueoce, are, in consequence of orders from Paris, enforced with increased rigour. M. lIILLOT, the French constd ut. Stettin. was recalled, oa a charge of having afforded too many to maritnue trade, in contravention of the Contiuen sist, tu. A guard of Fre....14 Cairassiers was port ed at the gates of Lutienburgh„ the merchandise a ll decl a red in a stai r o f se g ue tration, and no goods •Ilowed to be sent out of the town. The Aid*" at Magdeburg %Ter scaled Ito .I.y ceder of the King of Westphalia. The uteri:hams at Vrankfort were thrown into gnat alarm, try ass intimation that they would lie expected to pay a Bury of 40 per cent. en all Colonial Produce 41.1.....ted in their narehousest sad this without regard to any noposts that it might have paid it treatise. We are snrprized at the extent of liberty allowed to Gusestrus A D 011.1414, the Ex-King of Sweden scrawling to the West accsumbi, he lied Primed at Riga, on his way to St. Petersiturgh. But we mast not be deceived by apihrtraiier., mid impute this indulgence to pity ar contempt for the unfortunate nonmesites appear., to be seeking s quarrel with Ittos"ia; and something may be to"de out of this visit to St. Petersburg,' to assist his vi..ws. The greatest exertions were snaking to pot Rigs in the Litia passible state of defenct—st pro- seeding which the - spethilators on s war between Russia and Franceret., , erded as a strong proof of the soundness of their conjectures* No material change tor.k place in the state of her Royal Highness the Princess AMELLI since Tuesday:—She was, however. considered rather better yesterday, her Roysl Highness having en joyed three hours refreshing sleep on Tuesday night. All her Doctors remain in constant attend ance upou her. Yesterday. a bellnt was taken et the List India House, when SAMUEL DAVI% F. N . was elected Director, in the room of Sir Festicts BARING, Bert. dec. abed. Yesterday, a Court of Directors was held ■t the East Indi■ Ifoivie, when the GIIInwiIIK extra slillw were token uu nod thus Motioned. vit.— The Union, Captain Simpson, and Not tharnpton, Captain Saudera—for ihiashay and Moral Deraynes, Capella Brooke, Ceni rot Stuart. Captain Jame ams., Ocean, Capt. 111•Tnaeart, an.l Sir .William Puitency, Capt. (:hrialopt.er—fnr Nt.droo suit Bengal. [Nom, Captain Gallia, d, Tottenham, Captain Junes, and Retreat, Captain Hareis 7 for Bengal direct. fhr demii!aati,..a of the ,istp Warren finqings was altered from St. lielena sod &Del, to Lieng4l direct. The fallowing Captains were sworn iuto the eom matid of their respective slims, vit.— Captain 1.. Dintdo. to the %Winer Cantle, for St. Belau, Bencooken, and China. Beadlc,to Ilse Surrey, for Bengal direct. ur • h ipily to be enabled to mate, from au- Mority, t thew is no foundation whatsoever for tn.- -J4l. we ;t cupid by us, on Monday, from a Ps. t!.e preceding day, iu which it was alleged, that an Officer of fore•gta extraction, high in tile c,nifidelice of Sr JouN STUART. had been detected in a treasmEible coir..,,pmidence with MOILAT.— Capt. JAI/ES, son of Sir WALTER JAMES (whole artival we mentioned yesterday), who brought the &IL:itches received by Government from Sir Jot's! STUART, kit Sicily th.. 13d August, ut which time no such transaction had taken place, and the Officer alluded to con inued in his tv.util high trust aud confidence. The 4th regiment of Warwickshire Local Militia, • commanded by the Right Hon. Lord GREY DE RUTHEN, is assembled in Coventry, fur training and ix rcise : its militia! appearance and excellent dth cipline in the field do it the highest honours, On Friday last. the Gentleman of Coventry. desirous of shearing Koine tertimail of their respect. gave a grand bull in honour of the regi neat, to which the principal Nobility and Gentry of tae ❑eighbitart;ood were invited. Among the cninrany present, consist ing of nearly three hundred per•nins, were the Earl and Countess Cart v ca. Lord and Lady 1-1001), the Hon. SAMUEL. I 1001), Col. Oaenony and faintly, the Officers of the 7th Dragoon Guaris, 14th Light Dragoons. E‘c. From the int:mutation of a Gentleman who ar rived by the Heligoland packet we learn, that ere ry thing had been seized at Rostock that was at all liable to confisi **inn nutter the new code, end that iu Brunswick. Hesse, and the adjacent nountry, the same system was rigorously pursued. This sysirm had also been carried into complete -execution at Leipsic sod Lainenburgli ; and in the latter place, to enforce it, a strong French garrison had arrived. All that related to trade in that part of the Conti nent wore the most gloomy appearance. A letter was received in 'town last morning froth Plymouth. stating, that the Anions frigate had arrised there, with LI'CIEN BONAPARTE and smile. Neither our regular Corre.;tondent, nor the letters received at I..oviis, communicate any such intel ligence. The reported arrival of the Poison., we therefore presume, originined in mistake. A Gentleman has arrived from Bilboa, which place he belt on the 17th ult. He states, that the passage of troops front France into Spain nal by no means frequent. The day before he left Banta about 1200 men arrived, which was the only consi derable force that had entered Spain that way for a length of time. On their arrival, the garnsun of Billion sat out for Burgos. The charge contained in the French paper., that the English use matched or jagged bullets in their seamengrgeniesits, hardly merits serious notice. A hull Will necessarily ass ttttt e some change of shape in its Ramage through the barrel of the gun, front the resistance of the stir, mid the obstructions uhich it meets with in the illject it strikes; and these are all the notching. ur jags that it ever receives from British seamen. Diffeeent notions seem to he entertained on the Continent respecting the disposition of HO N A PA RTS to the United States frons those that nu veil in this century. It was I' uncured at Bremen. that he had agreed to make the Americans the ear tires of Europe, and that all vesAs ender that flag were toile admitted into the ports ~1 France, thou g h they might even be draciiimaiired by so nuittuig to being overhauled by a British cruiser. This report be not corroborated by letters of the.2:nh kilt. received lately froth France, which scale t:iat no neutral tra le whatever will he allowed with Frinee during the wa'r with Englund. The Int'lding of the offices in the iniended Royal Dock-yard at MI ford has been all. petalled fur some months, in consequett'e of a di,- agreement between the Navy I:csitril and the CO. teuorttts respecting the purchase-in, , tii y nf the land.—During this interim, a moth ll:nre sitnation has been ili4envere.l ill the !cline har bour, which. we bear, has been ' , lute-y:11, and re feinted upon itt the most favourable manner. What renders this discovery the more interesting is, that the ground already belongs to Government, having been purchased about tiny year, ago for the then purpose of erectiog a battery, etc. Yesterday ekLPwHe.i , Bechtel anti three other no torious thieves. were picking pockets in the Strand. So much has bean said about the Bullion Corn. nutter, that every one will feel an interest w teed. itot the followi n g pia o( F. Her, Esq. 11. Thornton. Esq. %V. Itnskiasoo, Esq. H. Parnell, Esq. P. arcutill. En!. tv. birkemoss, Csq T. Thompson, Esq. Win. Sharp, 1.. q. J. AbeicrutuMic, Esq. Rt. Hots. G.Tieracy, let Hon It C. Sheridan, Lord Temptc. A Haring, Esq. T. Brand, rot Riett Hon. C. Luna, G. Johnstone,. Esq U. tiiAAT , Esq bl. Lotions, Esq W Moo ning, Esq. Re. HON. S. Parceeal, J. L. Roote r , Eq. The mere reading of th.s list Will serve as a cotn plete refutation of the Report being a party week. The It;eluncinit The.ttre .^...;useil ou )lusitihy • opiti,".,-N.? . . ' ~.. • .: ‘a.7,44.21--. ;!..,m s\,_ ( vi....z rci-5,...._.-- - ,.‹.;.zi i , . A ....-• : ,--------' ....:::r •;;;,-...tv,,,,i-.. (10 la I. Y( TIMITRE. List nigh. the 'Comedy of The Ira, rotc was represented lit this Theatre. Mr 1 s . ,chose Lord t /g/s by has been received tering upprubition, sustained ti.e. put LIAO Constant—and added member lesf to the v, which his former excellen ce had to His delineation of this belt-turmentoi, hopes mud fears, who, to in , - the iirminiews Brilliant Fashion, blushes evert ni,: , s„„pici,.,l4, sold, from ih r f ear of si,inioe,,, insu: ; ss absolutely In :mines so " —was chaste ow! tial?r.,l tau taste uce did it d egenerate, either hitt, au', • the one 1110111. or hiatiqoury on the other. itions from the affect.ou which in res!its breast, to the rude hoisterou.neas which he ,C 1 before his servants, were excellent. Fli, Bel'llr Loseinore. where hr makes him ;K T with his extr...irdinary passion for his 0%0 admirable. EN ander-acting was rsirtitular'y His subsetincnt Foeoewtth Auk . nsrrates the senectiote of sheer mutual 6,404.: Sir Aatorous, who is also ensuinwred or his Ludy, was highly applauded. The feu le., fr,lll , should Buhl , et hun to , he eith,„t e at. 4 his ivy a, the idea of 113ying won,* irtellll 115 liar. I ')ve„tore, wo re in Isis coni,tetilioc e gre.t! 1 .1 1 1 1,. Bas Val, when he he. 4 , •,t ',) Lis SUppOS.II irlter, aud h i , ...ut'i • , IicaIIOU et Feria% the b her, in the possession of 060 well depicted, slid r:ceived ' "flusuzl, ue do not hesitate to say, that :, • nadvi's I,ersonetion of this cluiraci e , so,, I . all in ull, u bold and tontine deliaeivio u dusting, fearing, hoping, je.doess, Odic, husband —vet, iii many instances, it sup that isolish, that je ne :cal gaol, which ti.: 11 last a r fi v aplven.;:v seriouswt e e li s i i d u d et: it 'e a r isi n t y et to e f rr• r , I. ter; he lty no means well suppers were sorry to see Mr. WlloenaToll ing the elegant, the accomplished even the Widens. lisieroar sighs for—a for which, in no poiot of vie he is Mr. Ruin:ht. 'bathe Sir Brilliant fades evetag—he dressed the char ac ter we ll—h o _ _ Gwent, as the Widne _ delivered the instructions for keeping shush:net, great elite . % The lines from Priqr weir given a much eleottee. She was, however, deficient happy combination of grace and tiverity, the Blind mutually looks for in the represent Of thllt chnytning ehorv(er.—Mrs. Oecttt, f finitlime, sustained t,ise part M►s. Lorethem her grave opening scans she did cot appear ' vantage. But when she determines to hire with sighidg, and to become as lively as her fund is iisd:fferent, the trtuAition being zenial with her potters, her I.erfurinance treitiely good, and receiyed very geoersl • Miss MEL Lo N'll alasha was verse in the The chtsatcter almonds with I:ing►age, not totally oraitted. might. with very great inkty. be sultesied. 'rite ruciltnce, however, lost uigLt treated with every 01111 of these deli " 'Till dull satiety produced disgust Yesterday inoroing, the hum, the Dukes Tilos, KANT. CUIIIIIRLA ND. and CANARY Princemws AUGUSTA and SiasHlA, took m au M I horsk hack in Windsor Park till half-post leo', atcomp:inlet! by Lord Wat.aacaall, Lady El Generals Gwyn sit aud Firztov. An account of the state of the Princess Au: Lit if rent every !morning (root Windsor, by a Ri goon, to the Duchess of lieu pima'. at !Rockiest His Royal Highness the Duke of Ctaalacs turned to Rushy on Tuesday, from IVtodsor. The Countes; of HAIIRINGTON in+ about reed to Windsor last morning, to take leak Qu E EN, previous toiler setting out for !relit she rtemed an intimation that tier Al. would not be able to are. her. nor fines she emu Pally. noting to the stet; of the Princess. Li•t. The CUlltatell is extracted to leave town d.y, for Ireland. LNJy BKOUGUTON left town on tenhuin. The 1 fonotorttble Mr. POLE lately di+ti himself in much by his dancing at • fa 11 ill, that the Ladle* call him, by sway oftlii the hop.pde! Un .11midtly a most sumptuous dinner one ;. to Admiral Sir R. Cu4lll',, Bert. Commander Chi-t at Purtinnouth, by the Captainsbf the i fit thiit Port. Among the company term 7 Speat:Ea cud flut.Laan, the Spanish Comm( Ihe trenstirepihip of Caveat-G::eilea The& vat ant be the eleatli of Mr. (locums, has Leah ' properly- allutto.l 10 Mr. Jou* Bil4N DOS, who "eel , the chid part of lois life in that Theatre, has burn di-tinguishetl for a real( able, unit Illeiitotions pert ntnince of his ditty. ing with Thr Muumtaineets. A correspondent infornis N. that a new pert.. titntie ha appearance ut Lit...9lnel, on Wean.' la-ton the character of Dr. Partg/ors. mod + l 'l' 9 ' himself ao well th.it he i% likely to b-rome r gr . fuVour;tr; 11 s name is Locat, and he is said be descended from his great philomplilcal nuke. • The Coitereity of Edinburgh has arfeertiwi l Course of Lectures no the Christian Church If tory. by the Rev. Dr. Mac Turk! GAM6 —Purtritltes, although they tray ler 4 blY onmerou. 0.1 aorne few nnimir... rally speaking. v e ry thi.., and in many Places:. sr oft:ober than at (Noe the tool of the last Few Plieavanta oleo, taarept isa th-r preserves, where t gar-we l d attention bootee° p' id In them. ere r.." . {MM.!. the nyries being erverally sot di. Tip: , ficietia y: (when the n iiiii kft are cruvaiat•mi, to be at.ritiuted to the very vr.-t seats... wt of inenhation. liar. P, part itAllarly Da"' ars very plentiful. . • Y d m, ' I . . c ' i , r le , ' ‘ o l e , T; . ...9 (.. i s i i..-1111 ~ g44,.d.'d31,.,,,,,,.'••:.,..',,11. 1,,ire:,..t.t:: :: tni,,,,,,,,;,:.,,,,..::ni‘i, ::... ':ie.:tile: ji:: ... :ral : l: l ttnc t ilwi .n °i.‘ , 'I.. .'6: . 1 1: I: at 4 ii r a, . r. R it It' , 4, t, . 411 , . Its Fe Mr. I. ' 'P Al Be OP Tt WI Re Le Cla Ai Bet rti le other. Ili, ~, 1 , 1 111 reolitt ....,- 4 . 0 , 0 as which h e t ;•t •' nt. He ac .,,,,,' s " him ac, ' • .r his as 1' " a Nrtie Ware .; iillltlliFasecn ' • Inured of his. * The leer leo idicnle of the .e. II rig Strlirviil , , I :ertiutr!‘ t 1,,., Al Fl is* . ' • W ' t• T. .• .. , , '•• • , to .:d nt , 1..11 i..• ' ' At , y, that • T. rde.e. ..s., I . to deli„„,,, ,A.I T ealow, rAisce,s 3 antes, it A . wuot Mit which ii,4 . T rfert perforrusa P Ileo ouster., 1„ , 1 enity to , n , eoa . 41 ell stopper's] C CITIliTtIll r I .Lavesere--• , A 1 for—a ells .. I • he 111 oi tie jj, it ant I &hamar t 1 r well—bor es I : Widate Bcha , I rig a hushanaoa , 1 ior ete‘e glrril 117 I rroleficuot i,. 4, A id ii r tlealf, JI: . I the rept...semen T e. Oilcan, f. 411 11 Nis. Lorethort. - It cot appear to • Ft tines to hie, tie. Ti ively as her h a I being mores. T transience was L ' general Eppley re in the extre Ingmar, which, I very great pr. TI ce, however, w T of these deliasi disgust '.* 1 Ts.. i G, the Dukes , T Ind CAlItutiDGL Ti , took an ast we s • TI alf-post le o. list Ts malt, Lady ELI Al . 1 :he Princess Ant. TI Intelsat, hy a D.a. Ti cit. at Blackheath la r of CLISESCII re It tin Windsor. Ti I wa. about le • Ni o take leave of • V. at for Ireland; ..• At A Het AlailleT V it does she see ea the Princess Ant o to leave tows ~ •II IA Monday. farC . , 1i As tely di..tingi Se at a tuba , • /1 easy of diatuuti • Is s dinner Intl gil Li 1. Ceilltlander Ile ptrisolof the N. , to pony were, I ' 'II untie Coma:odor la '4l •G::rtlevs Theatre. ims, hes heed vsy , U. less DOS, who la 40 that l'hcstre, " le ell fnr a reeks e of his ditty. 111 0a :11usulhy este. , lit a new perforale . '-r• DI, On Wean' '. ,;.' loss, and s ....potte to b -come a ie. - I , and he i.. suid t hilosopltical I. " halt advertise,] sties Church ll' A., !! J, they stony he t• r, ottl.rs, ye. grrn A. a moot' pkers '.. I of the last avow .1... 'Nerve", where t• , Ti n theta. ere r.." , M. sat .11. 'fn. , . sir A. Ar.• 0an..14:•P 1 , T i • • ' •e.,•.,,,.t. - ••• - R, rly ~n tr .00a le J. Ii 0110INIL P VII WRITI a TALI as boast hearty Whirls 1 h i d boded Sous • Ilse sf %. For oobbios soli dos Date) AO Meek as/ Itustioo, 44 R eg givell frost tb• Avast of hi of ro g e.mary 80 rant a Leal Thai Jack was vistaed sad ti Y be eberld ever we it out ; 1 , 0 , 4 0. 1 ,06.-.4 If augh gooduee dM paw fur Pei* Pertisesti woo bs torsi Aid bore for town with press mood his Isab—all toils dory hoed on, he rho* or said Of If Fortune meson on (be es • too sore cooogla staled to I • What WI r'e wastleett-lb • IA pa: love rat nod drop • Wit Odom bouudie l e bit • Fe!' bottk's rage awl teary a s u e as and rich I tread • A,,il i oda awl dollen. ore re • Vo• great do petard bkoair • .tad muffles perst.-how lik Of coral jaw, bow bog a I Ile ay.ild bare to en, I Caallai Anr !. a* his maiolop lookisag Pc which roads blots A ant brick house, elan by Where, o'er the ironies, beet To *6l the traveller its wits la porter, alt, and foreign spin Awl to left. both =so sad b To eater end reheat. or those. deli, raiser wearied with his This iftettatiosa model out basl Bet ratted his tied hobo Is I Aid calkd foohooe'st Of the I Tie landlord, nay at his vas 11- a set before his Britain% I ; n• irloisoo aka madly And a• try soh to wadi It APR Oar 'I , lir sprat,* ands bob Dad asaph ja,. tee to Ike hoef„ dod sperdy-{br so Air, lets NeM.ppdcottyrotvsaysr • piCs:e 411.1 he need, ears' Ts &satiate his henry pals Drools talc low to any. 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