The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-06-24 00:00:00

• 1,()N ON E ITRUA Y. Jell: '24. ▪ battle at Liblhicitt.PArtpol, 'tete I' 611 DIN API D'S j , in whit:lole litter wetieliitikenitit • Donniewint, tecaucing us far us Thorn, the Raid, bud hero ordered to fall back Wake Cut ist.Es :—He proceeded tnl• of the Vistula, and was follew ttd Saxou army, under Posisaow asbliii and the Vistula, he waited route nit, and a battle took place. rh, r.1 s ot Mtl s, wits favourable to r h Cu' rtexpandeules contains the dated Culei', May 28th :—" All neat and children. who have for prisoners in France, are stow on ! . .anglasid. This appears to be the I Convention concluded between cuts. A number of peowssiclitive • .m this port, for Dover." We Ilre, ily receipt of letters frau§ Dover.. yet heard of any such arrivals tit oilitary uoviction, inettclin, as 4.1.1194 the whole disposable re kingdom, cavalry. infantry, and sling on the East Coast, in order Continent. Expectation and cu- Nasally excited, respecting the pro. this 'armament. The cojecturen, for Gernsauty, • seems to be most I. But. to what port, or uguitlat Gesttuoy ? We shall state, with withrint erialtdetree iu 14 . 4 slanrcti r, the ciremstanossaaltici ITE.Tj ' :1J; . rd to 1111 in cenversiehlb. Ixasitv. et .116 . teitlxiti!i'a ley* and (bare's**. e ,„, win, allalltitettilki 004 tin, prefer/41e fee inferior 41 0 7 ;:realer thesesiieourestanterts, is said to hitie.-sent Over, Court, die I,uetwt cht !Plena, is promise hie Siouseigit's 'lion in the tonteabu c.euer. gift. • this aribes pr•pseals ' k of Dantsic by the "te e W.velletch owe esee..l foe., erfAllf artist; therarrisnit an, not exceeding three is cwsl.l betaken. an en ips into Um heart of SIM - Getinan .Eorpire:*lisre suCcesektlY Minted. td ini tite,* t is at. A '.ht it!i•iimilik, b w tititioititt, ;to waist the *ear, is regards*, Zp of pi forces. 111;t mg, *maid er the IN by WI iilbettrimtof r, Or! itAresieligibleH if the Orfel; a river , Even tile Elbe mil ltd arr. by Amer, ',swat end military 'itmburgh. Stade, ty appear, others t are named for party maintain, en the coast of I of the Coe tke which, we tel discontent tailtisble etn espetisiii, of he facts, or 1. we shell ten comic- Itss !- t express- Is which if they ' ghtesej to the militate in has ender r a h an tams for she , ch fth t i • e'CANNISIG. that we are to look for extrication.... , Ile otoold be to insult the country, to expect it from the vigour of Ourlitigtondlimie. or even from the rF ies o f Qur . 1 11 r Artbls'mduriatalhe Coma of Se : an Ainlisiotoluf,who reedlike wiud-bound at • klide.Pork‘toraereallid, if we'xrd_ i littly informed, Its not like' to qint Piceidilly.W . me nice nod "delicate difficultimatrat i.iipcde GU departure are settled ! We ahiilaln from relating wffat we May have heard upon this subject, which, nevertheless, is a public consideratioa of no mean description. in "the actual state of Spun+. why*. Mr. FIER!. still continues, while his succeseor fingers Is it, then, from the military talents of tent Earl of Cnarnix. sod of General Bore, to whom. it is understood, that the supreme romance' of this great armament is to be confided, th it we antici pate success ? Or is the War Office liberated from the superintendence of Sir JANES Put.rEor : e, whose political services are to ruse him to the Peerage, and stow committed to the ability of Lord Gitaxermat LIEVLION GOWLR, to care c a ne a new character for rremptitude and decisioac On whichever side we look, we travel like the Sybil - " obsewri seta sub nuete•tter uutitratn, Perque &num Ditis vacua., et mania testis." It is by our incapacity, not les. than bout his own miring. rust as they are, that NaeoLeos has over run the world. . _ It has heeii reported that there is a letter in town from Prai4ite, ilati.l oil 'the soh in inlet, Mtn . tiopilig that a .-voinul hwttie had taken j.li,ce hi:- tweet.' the Arc 'duke CHAttl.l3 and liomareavre— that it had h en extremely *sheenier,. and that, till the chose of the day, neither Ferry had the ad vantage: but that a strong anstrioo reinforcement, under the Archduke JOHN, having most 'travois ably joiati4 the Archduke CH tItLI:t. the French were entirely defeated, mid HMI AVARTN dettittql it elpedlitilt to evacuate V enni. Such is the rumour in circulation. it appears to he only a version of report already stated is this paper. Au iirtiele hi, the Berlin Parer of the 6th inst. ups, that accounts had been received there frets Coteitaintinople to the beginning of May, according to ishichi the Ritesiaris were expecte.l there in two . or three nimilisef,_rion that date. 'The Sigma's, it Was tho*ght.moraii rt frova their hatred to the Janis evies join the matM7. The wood biataliop of the troth regiment, cam. I tiOanded by the Ho,. Lieutenant-Co:wit.] Ansa eitouirv, left Liinenek, on the 15th inst. tor Cork. there to embark, it ie supposetl'ftw Portugal. with , ,ri, the Stn. eau, and 98th, ting t he brigade under She command of litaior-General Yesterday martlitle. 354 men of the 2d battalion of the let regiment Foot Guartitt, were drufted in - fhe Biral.cae,e-walk, for the first brigade of Guards at Chatham. by C./Impel COOK, the commattcillig officer of the Notation in Loudon. in order to emu plots that brigade, previous to their embaYking for Tore's* WA*g cs o eg o othiy, th e 0•14. of You. as Colonel of the let regiment of Font Givenls, wilt review the bitivide of. Guard. lying at Chatleirn, previous to tbiir einbarkition for foreign service. Thursday the tot bethiliouof the North Yark re - 'lomat of Militia starched from Dent Barracks •for Sherri Cliff. Weiluesday the .24 Veteran Battalion embarked on hoard the traosporta Procured far Illtairreeeptiou at Plymouth. sod mentor is else Saved. waiting a fair wool, when thee will start for biladeirii, trailer 'convoy ofthe Esidyntioe, of 40 gun'. The Henry Additiclnic resehed Plymouth oil „„Wedneoday.---Thet Ultimo sod William Pitt, out `ivaiell-hosio:ii,liiativod est. lcortsinontli on Thursday from the-latitimie. ' • I,4l4x3asiffiltilo brim &eerier' to order, through L t h e 0:v0004er-is-Chief, that in emisetoience of Jim Isersecmorthe °Firers, man-marituisiawieil officer*, sod prinitios of the 21 Itoyal.W etertin Ilettaliort. nue at Plyviroutli (under orders for foreign service), they are in future to take the right .f itli time regiments and corpS orates line, Ifni Illstestv's Foot Guards and the. Board Artillery excepted. l'he l'om munim.iiu-Chief has al.o issued an order, by which all the woollen sod children of these veteran soldiers are to be permitted to molt:ilk without luitatiou. Several additional regiments. aetinaq which are the Bth, 9th. and 3htli, have received orders to hold themselves in readiness to embark immediate ly for foreign service. The heavy bag.„naire is to be left at Antrum in store: the elgeers to take with thou only a few indispensable necessaries ; and the pri 'Rees but two shirts each ; no women to accompany ahem. From ;these circumstances, it is supposed that they em de l - 4'mA fir a service not distant, our likely to beailiong duration. We learn that the ad, or King's Own Dragoons, triget.bse will. Ake Isl 3 and 38th . reginients of infan try, at present ststionett in Canterbury, have re ceived orders to bold themselves in immediate restlinesai The 13th regiment of light dragoons commenced their march front Exeter, on Thursday ; they go in three divisions. - Their present route is fur Dor cheater,- alsoilfora, and Salisbury. A Common, lall will be held this day, fo r the palliated electing Sheriff, Chamberlain, aid other City 00icers, for the year ensuing. The following is an extract of a Letter *obi a* Officer, who is now, wills the emits ostothanded by CILMITYLLAR " My area 5111..-AVe are is high spirits, and all aroarti vs, orris is ohs midst Otte Crafedsrates of, the Rides, are friends to us, arid indeed I. every eennitie Ge'rusats. The sweeps of Charles boa midi even le rot esesthat apish out, o w l our groateet jetie, that lioneporte cause are so easily ▪ his reorelio. The ratopeigas is Palmed, Is leggy asd time leAtpais wed Austria, Will hiss eahasseed ems thaw ha cos sopa* fiver the Ines Milo I. bear.ormayis Armee. Ore appretstssoiost are froordha Rusalarnywhoosesissist ovelsousy, mod yeA the Howipoiswissawolatiwa Oft owitieli liplors have Rosy, hopes. I lo theaupht Ohs triol,ps the tia-iiriLlyt, sad I.ll.4llalusi epflisiiii..hit 41044 "Ant* forth**. oisomay furs lAldbosLo. ham, If ittirskies beppost-yew will boar, cs_taoi f • dry or tinilia Suns as. stsethis Oar Ihisliar is vs. obvert's' elf W wevoretwoultal. The lhaosists Cour, is toted lay Frisch Ceartesses, as it has boas foe lOW yoirsitast, and particularly Nare the heal asoeshad of Illaspista sod the Reasian Autocrat us the Messes. 4) hotedhlloset *um the pasube!—.Yet I will net recur to this. Win all rig high optrits." ' Air f ". .. " ‘• ;#"' IL, • • fr" tr Cria To rnE EDITOR OF TILE BRITISH PRPSS. minuet strietly adopt the title of a Outstares Reeder, hot brio' a very (rewired one, I sill very much inclined to think, that loss will ',eddy apprupriate a small portion of .tour paper to any isabjeet that ammo* favourable to the interns's of virtue sad bappitiess, and particubtrly throng% so endearing • medium ae lba Aria* ororroitian of Amides. I was matted Usr other day, by a trey respectable friend, to witnts• the celebration of a very select frativat (I can call it by no outer shone), whit-1041m principles and its objects, I consider of so much immortaliser, that I canton suppress the Mitre I feel of giving them publicity. I hope, I shall nut offend the delicacy of tharrtics, by iadelgiog this de sire as I shall carefully Jima niandoeing say =run or place, soul, with aortal emeiceisicie myself to the immediate object I hove id view-41veciimesainatioa of what I ensmider may he generally aduptud, with Warfel sad pleasure to the fairest hoists of our ismetry, in-hter fairest oilipriag. I shall eider ao ruttier into she partieelara of this elegant and happy rrkbcetiuu, thaw to say, the ?moor Waite teetotal the whole of the plan, which was natively their own, sad which cous.sted iu various doom's es Pm "wit Taw de deo:* Qt. Ice. with great [bate, mat with perfect credit to their trackers Mid Masher; the entreat which they ewe, I am demoted to be of their own taste, and made up entirely lay themselves, ; from *birds apeelaseu, we have in future noels clewed simplicity tat rely upon. gredt and admirable ealum of lids interesting 'ramp*, of shoot fusrteeo wwiwq :atm, however, to be t iced. I was infer Med by my , that this society, Omit bears the moor of the eiresinerlenta nutter which it origin. stied, is formed by the young hoiest, fur the express porpoise of regulating their tempers, of repeleriag them mute happy among themselves, sod of mothicing an habitual attention to that respect, whsrb they owe to their various circuits fiancee, and- to their eormsponding ditties. If nay 111Wftli1Zr is thought to hare indulged In actions or ,egpressious„ nut **treatable at her etc, such action or Le st is sebmitted to the judgment of " her peen ;^ sad If they are unaisiamea that the party is culpable, she forfists, e is put doe, as having Forfeited once, and, at the close elan Summer &miss, (the members being divided into the 'Bud juniiw timmies,) she who has forfeited the freest, jpokelass, is sidatied (knees of that clam j and, on the of trum from the sukjecta all the respect powertt~~sBlirM sir to broinr—aetery &Dee, every goisigseilmo, M MOM vitae other, irmodsecy to cutlery that by ladles, agree *Oh how** otegant, many of t 611114111 thetestimory efilblekla Oda der VW/. VW41•11 to acknow ledged ablitaltiority. . . w eery week' tieligkietwith this scene, to which the fem. of the ireether s mid the mat reepectabihty of the eosopOry„ touttilittiof Wetly t bet the principle on which it , sod irlloStitt Ant .iiolittualsed, gawk we at i orion lotpalloill t* lINASItt Wog ,rawly . Nest mot Sea i d . the odor osWotool rger. dieulloptert Itlotißolast lasers* SO be ineetted iu )uor pe 1 WWI be oblitifjaottoOlit, YUJI( sorrosit, SPECTATOR. HA nuts T THEATRE Lust night, Mr. StlliitlDA it's Dramatic Enter tainnient of The Critic, the Farce of Bornaley and the Pantomime of OM; or, Three- Fingered Jock ; were performed at this Theatre. The part of Per wos aansifably sustained by Mr. ' kw es.—The following incident occurred iu the. performance : When he called. for llamas and its Stroke to reuse on. The ore s and ease BOA onlYssfo• peered. the porno whew woe .ire . plfgiens the other out having arrived; the audience were very in.: tlignaint, Chen Mr. Jolt es, with great pleasantry, addreming Mews's. Daigle need Sorer, raid. "Gen tlemen, I meant to hare repircsimted Theme. does. hog between his beith•--between Putney and 11/- bete—there's Putmey you see. but Fee/Ants is it present tinder a cload.''—This had the desired effect; good-humour instantti resumed its soil. end the Farce strut off with tier greatest ouccess. Yesterday morning, about ten o'clock, His MA- Jure set oil in his travelling carriage, from the Queen's Palace, for Windsor, escorted by a party of tight. horse. Troy Quatot Princesses ilit/CllOltA rind ACTH, with their attest:dank fultoweU soon after twelir o'cinek. • Yeats rday ninriting, the Dukes of Yon, COM PERLA ND, mid Cessattilsofh pod their respects to Their MaJerrits, previous to their leaving the Igurfee's Politer. Arrivals at Cheltenham-- Earl ut krarnare, ! l ord Lady p stMtatr, Lard Castle , raise, Dup. Philip Prerrapoio, Sir ale Pegee..Sir Julie Neapert, Major kiachellor, Copt. Carephe.ll, Dr. Re run, Dr. %Victorian, Res. H. Plumley; Mr. sad Mrs. Una sue, 4r. sad Mrs. Lyme, Mr. arid Mrs. Sherrieg, Mr. and Mrs. Parry, Ur. sad Mrs. White; Mr. rued Mo. Saunders, Mr. Mrs. arid Slim Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Norther, Mr. Kerrey, Mr. Leda; ettti r4e. Fethentoss. The -Masten aulsoussae and Hucai.e. and Mn... CORM. csave out only delighted the company at Cheltedham with their melody, bat, on Thurs. day last, were to perform 'Patrick, Darby, an 4 Norsk, io the farce of The Peer Soldier, at LW ' Cheltenham Theatre. Lord mid Lady Joss TRT AWE will leuve town, on Ma" lll6 Y. for Cirencester. The (Ninnies. Dowager of Essex bed • select party, last night, at hbr house int:on:on-street. The Earl of ilaiktiftfOs will leave tows, seat week. for !related. Diselteis• Ds C•swants has issued 600 cards-of thaists fur the inquiries during her lists Illness. Thursday evening. Mr. LACEY, who had some elairns upon dm property of the late Drury-lane Theatre. and who has for a number of years h.'s* a benefit play sit that Theatre, but who was, of course, this year deprived' of that rcsoaree, ii hiring procred, through the liberality of Mr. , TATI.UIt. the use of the Opera Concert-roan , Mrs. Illttri:Grom cud Mr. Dasnas, with that ' benevolence which highly tits:ono she, them, own all eharitabfe trecusions, stood forward to omit with trati..cendatic talents ; and we are happy to find that their abilities, together With Mr. S. I Vrittr's matchless perform:mat on the organ, urtracteil en assemblage of com pany sufficient to that spacious roots.— Mr. C. SiltA UT lortsWIAA at the pierirt.forie, to cc- ' company Mrs. Ilti.tritueon anti Mr. MT. ~13laNUM. Mrs. BLAND. and Mies Pskov. -mug several romp; the latter was encored in an heinous air. Mr. cud Miss ;Vamoose played • tharasing duet for dm harp and piano-forse, which was highly applauded. At the end .r the First Part Mr. PALIMEII etrukt the tumpany wish : h e Second Pert of his Lecture apie lime& Mr. LACST *puke ask appropriate Address. JA ME it3TS. An Inquest was held. yesterday; by the Meese.. GLI.L. urn. mod ,ine. at the Cream awl Aniline pubic-house, no ar Belgrartopluce. Five-tichls. Chet. sea, on the hotly of Ankies, Celd.-11,41jetent of the Koval Pembroke Fusilevra, ahu was lomat dead, on Thursday morning, in true of the I he first Witness examined was Frederick Eno, a Serjeant in the 3.1 Itegifferat of Guards. and re in um; in Gruce-losodingto , polse.latiret, Ah me h ea . ter-sqiniie. Wittier.. on 'Thursday muruiug last, about a quarter nefore five o'clock,• wee view oven. the Five-lietd•, thelsti. and towards Pimlico ; there. were two or three iirtoolts neer him, going the eame way, all IllikllOW4 to Witness; one of theta perceived, tat .nlrint 30 yard" 'bonnier, a OHM lying on the gras4; adm:•:)..ttetost very wet. he observed that it was very inipropre 11w famish; lie there, for he Kleist lie is liquor ; they all wtot to the spot, and found the deceased at...tubed on thy roundo • t dead ;to his right hood wits a small alit pistol, rod is lei. kit kiwi is Lone* paper parer' ; they perceived that the man was hi.l)l the bail had entered the vigil& temple. passed h. 0.11,01 tho head, but had not came through rot the other side ; demure(' had lue glove:. oil. nod hie and was but. toned clove to the seep ; one of the pet-,iris prevent searched his pockets, ant fouud a red pocket book, containing sundry ;winery, uniting t them a c ar d, a " . perscribeil, a Capt. It. F. Atricias, Royal I'em. *bloke Frtaileers; prenniimory note tOr ill. till pAyulble to the deceased, and signed a Lieutenant James Jainea ;" also a du 4 ,liexte of a silver watch, name Noinaii. No. 754)113, awl two !gold seek, pledged at Mr. llttry'ii, in St. &Intim 'plane, for 21. 101. bd. ; also a rod silk purse, canonising 4s.Gd. The parrot, who took the papers out of th e d e .. ceased's pockets, gave them io charge 14) the wit ness, as he was going to the East India House to work • wink... sent word to the patr u l e awl saw the body : biought to the Crown and Anc hor public. house. Thomas Dishop, one of the beadles of the perish of St. George. Hanoveriequare, mid, he lived at No. 31, Fire-fields, Chelsea. and that John M• Do nald, • sopernumerary warble, called him up about six o'clock on Thursday um • g, and informed him theta gentleman had shot himself io one of the fields,cod that there wags great concourse of people collected near the Ipot. • Witness of up, and called the letiellord of the Crown and Anchor itublie-house; there being no board, he took one of the shutters, arid went to the spot ; and. with the assistance of four men, brought the body to the house. Ire the coat-pocket of the deed man he !mud a antall.load ed pistol--inaker'a. noose, 'Sinitle... au d ajimori, to the one he had in his hand ; also a paper- parcel" sealed. and directed to 44 Chentepher Choate% Esq. Solicitor, Child's-place," which parcel witness delivered according to the direction; there rushes a loose letter, written is a gootletesaly matmer, war d e d is hytt ows :...•••" As some inquiry may be in. 'stinted as to the cense of my death, I think it se . cessary to state. that it was indicted •by my eve hand, partly from pecuniary embarrassaiest, amdl partly from the effect of • streak memos tosiody, • Which is fixed as strong on nty . eporita, as to roods; life insupportable : and I dente, that whosoever finds my body, will forward the meet. I wish for nothing Inure than desith.--4Signe4—.R. F. Lit.. kits., Captain-Adjutant Royal Pernbviiim Witness said. that lie bad seen aiicst who bad heard & pistol fired at two o'cieck thtgt metaieg. • Sergison, a very elegant Wise, sad brother-in-law to the deceased, atidolls the. de.. ceased had hut lately been promoted as Adjussiet, and wa• Gemetted ooly test Tuesday : that 'he was Captain and Adjutant of the Royal Pembroke Mi litia. a flask which he hod long wished for.—Wit ness married the deceased's sister, io 'nod; and dre tint time he saw him was in Iso7 ; he was spots Inure of absence ; he obaerved, at that time, an us stoma thoughtfiduisas about him, sad used fre.- qneutly to rouse and cheer hies up ; deceased would freq tacitly, while sitting in the draittiog-nrots, be very sullen, mid appeared as if he hail hose asleep, and &tart up and rub his eyes; he was at odder tiniest geed emispanlim, and vies a grey sisseire friend. Ott Tuesday, the 13th instant, demand came to town, tied went to his mother's haw, in Great Pertlandestreet, and rentaiued there until last Sunday, the loth, and went away * - ten o'clock. —Hr had spent the day with his sisters and nieces.—Witnem was out of town, and re turned on Sunday night, but did not see him, and was very anxious •to speak to him. On the letter swing produced. Mr. Sergison said it was his brother's hand-writing ; he was so math overcomes he was tinder the necessity ofleaving the roots, and few up stairs to give vent to his grief. The Jury, without hesitation. returned a verdict of Loewy. The deceased ors not 30 years of age, of • most ',Malik distinction, sod had Some tames is •Keet ; ' he load been brought up to the bon buts prefernog the ariny, lie eutered the Kent Militia. He was unmarried. Amount inquest was hail s Jessordays as Ale With. Lien publie-heme, Marhoesleem SIM lais to e u ty ANT/MT Gal ,L, Ifeep jaw by virtue tell Co s warrant, for preventing . the iel t Richard Vl'hitoiore, outil au wrest/10nm+, sd taken place, it being maliciously re po rted that.list dammed bad come by his death by beteg 'evenly beaten on the head with 11 poker, by hie own 'IMO. The corps was stopped ou Wadureday, 1111 it. was carrying to the grave. At one o'clock the investigation tes.k place; two medical Gentlemen came forward, and gave their vidence. Mr. H. Scriven. assistant to Mr. Morris, sir gem, No. 19. Great Marlteorougb.snuolt, sad Mr. Within, apothecary, of Jewess street, Meymorket, stated, that they raw the body . no Wettings* eight. after it was in the co ffi n, hut in so pretrid a Sete it could not be taken out, it haviag boost. , Mr. Wilkie said, that on Friday lest he was sent tb attend the deceased its kbe morning; he appeared to him almost striseglid .; pod. from the smell of liquor, he was sere lietimus &maimed insensible ; witness to ter • his poise, sod finding ban thaugerstraly ill, iuepd bate wilt le send for a physician, width Au declined deign;; :wigwag went home; sod Reid si yeutie emetic. which openutal ; •he visited Ness few boom saws wards, sod was told he was suet weeeedi fir 007 3 ,1 a ele,l is the parish dobte blister and a. :bottle of . woks o piaion diet be died frees sae thgre wee ell apipeerente elegy He died cnssenday last. - Teo Istad diet report, and were ol did net cane: Willies' Gen, a dealer is knows the deceased for tea were iatiaaati l sad had not I i n g that time; they would "g or seventeen ewes of gia in t it was Oft tree that the decease" ill-esod, et say time, by his trary, be would oftae taro tl% was a strung tilis, sear seven sons weir, Otte end the otl quite eleigNig ;he was pr horn Ono efilis #mry tihtlaing for prove theeelpee r o • not al COVoller tattpaled to adjouri when, at loud, he . elm Cenvitie of the medical gontlemsn, no of—Died by the visitation of I - An inquest wits also held ge toN, Ewt. at liaMpatead, on t the landlord of the Angel end ill Little St. Martiu'Ases'i g iu the beginning of last win: Mr. Jones was onl mt i s neur preemie. had con " • a rebuild. Fie has brNn in ado ever since the tire, and was re for the change of air. On '1 in the evening for a walk, an Verdict—Ailed by the visitail debte LOSS OF TOE LORI The following is it copy of Thorns' Brown, of the late the OWntlf -.it is with id the owlsschady -wawa al Domed at sea sie the tateaU, i so whether la sacides: er dwiai Aim t. a. while elitists is the r= os Word, failed &ma re. to the oak sod, Sward it as the ems; bet, awes meta, set Sat perms es is the AM was, or hew it bev otetliosdy 'replayed is Irwin made to awe the ship, Mihail a At tsar,. m the ire bates rapid tioo theories brywei dessetptil below desk, soul use faire ter we pi emptied life,' &saps risk of ow Item We this st. pmetradion. At ',spas. los wed,we sa Moir that J 4144 , 101 below with a alesits, white we forecastle, sea had bah' des doubt bee ham she ears of lie faU a Melo to it fir bh we timer Rai him Misradads A eammaseas hit by the Meal, I seem, sod s avalanche', ail te s situatien tided was hoped dm byway.* people is two emelt la as the ether, ead Iso mike o r sppeerasre,M was °sty the pee ismer " hot she pose peril d=terog....llllll lice sit 11 lws = llll M i a illier "fte 11-tm e; wise 4 Mscsit.w. MM sees Orsini, Ss*, a_ 14141%164.. "IN wit* took Moo hoe" 41ed wl ewer stamp lelps me Me id feel diapers. 11 PINNIM ye ra.Tlie Mater-bari was wit .11A sr so ar.rni IPHOTLIB maw ; Job er ; maim Urie, , ?Robert —Noy ' .11M1iHemry Pamir St.Yirmeara. eAIIIOI Or TSUI nor ce WHO Jeans Blair, Mae; ilfthal Cameron, menarili Jebs Ca 'mak; Duncan TOW. *Mir bail, Robert arradoso, and ?said "or), pasiimift liesare. Jobs Carmj N . i es At a time of prattiatif of spirit are at a has fat their wild oats, the gaggi Club would be pardon moment they are objetat The Birribigisaits. The live this 4espos., , *Ol perforated. with,growttiP Tyke ; Mr. aLincanal was very eetenaiging; Diglarlf Atireet tiwy ,eight,' %tellies moat lbAr. Erase', by a buispe night was devoted to Maws who produced. *t £mw., yid Arfoinel.A . 13+711.Cniimui.111•04.11 lion of. ilaud4etsoa. 111 could not fail prodiseiar to this &vival. Mil. 181 Si *Oat fug motet excetW * mom idea thait ed of lassupwrier powers to rainy Waterton. firit!ti delivery of the recited , nail," was, I. seethe w as south celebrated. in! 'analog—Ai as if the I mortis! 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