The Sun. — London, England, 1813-03-17 00:00:00

tions those who do not, contribute in any mat).- ihe public ways and nutinS Soppose an tutpolupt wts made to estlblish in any Of our fo reigwn(Nsessions a woollen or linen manufacture, ' to rival those of England and treland, wont such, a :, - rojeet be tolerated ?•-••••-•1 mean, :if it was pro po.rd that the woollen and linen there matrufnc tur,,, were to he brought into the home market, witb the same advantages that are given to those of the, mother co entry.—Certainly it would not, Ipin . then ',liable to conceive upon what ground .it•'t:uo tilt contended that the maritime system upon which ?this countrybas hitherto acted should be departed from in this imtance 'only. But, Sit, there are other and still,stronger objections to this project of diNcotqoging ship-building at home,. which I propose t urge in my next letter ;—they aft' ct not only the naval power of the empire, hut the landed and other gmlt interests of 'the country. • • am, &e. Brist.l, 13th Match, IVI:3: NAUCLEntIs. MAILS. • Gotteninugh, I 'Waterford. PRICE OP sTocus THIS DAY AT i WELVE Consols Mk per Cent S 88i PrutE SUN. 4014; :ii QUiS 1)ICEI{I FAL/WM AUDUAT LOPr D N, WEDNESDAY, wr,tuctr 17, 1813. Hamburgh papers to the 3d instant, and Paris journals to the 13th, reached town last night.— We are afraid, front the contents of the former, that the French actually returned to Ilaanburgh, after being driven out, and that they remained there on the, Ist of March, at whiph period Sr. Ott, the Cominandant, had received instrtictions from_ Lit, RISTOti, Who cOlninamk . at Magdeburg, to form.a Military Commission, to try those con cerned in, the late disturbances, or, in other words, (aeCording to: the usual course of : French j7.lsOce,) to put tham to death. We deep!y regret that any of the , liatriotie Citizent'of namhurgh should thus sutler toran honest Inanifestation of their fed , . lugs ; but, we' trust, their oppressors would not long haye the rna'stery. it is evident, from the statements in the Hamburgh :paiiers, which were thei : i,puhlished .tincier'ilrench cOntrotil, that the 11Lussian3 were advancing, and the attempts made to'distreditthe rumours, at they are Called, of the _Russian successes, only SCEYe to prove the texr9re ,of the. French„ whilst they were nizing habitants of, Ifaminirgh. Some doubt is entertained whether the Rus sians actually obtained possession of Berlin on the 24th nit ; but they mast have been very near that capital about that period, and in the occu pation of it very soon afterwards. By accounts from Amsterdam to the 12th inst. we learn, that there lnid been some fresh disturb ance's in Ifolland, in consequence of the rigorous execution of the Conscription Laws. Two per who were Accused as the feaders'on theocea-, sion were executed. The Paris Papers are desti tute of news. It is said that the Crown Prince of SWEDEN will land in Pomerania with ii considerable force, and proceed to Hanover to rouse the people to arms, and to restore the.legitimate government. The Gazette, of last night contains a dispatch from Lord' OAVICAII'r, the news in which we have already noticed ; and'also the dispatch from the Marquis of 'WELLINGTON; which we gave from the Lisbon Papers.. Painful as our task has been in the necessity of sublnittin g the Documents respecting the unfor tunate business relative to the •Princess of IV.its's t o 0.,r Headers, we feel some alleviation in this dii,y ;it present in , the opportunity.ot pre s-n 1154 this: day: an Abstract of the Defence Of her we should ha ve iii , ,erted' yesterday, l( want (?f,room had not prevented us, as well as: indeedthe liOpe that., we.sbould b able to give it entirely at length. One Iteaders however„, now have the whole ease before them i . as the Abstract contains at.least, ,the . substance esiential points of the defence. Itle shall for.- bear all comments in the present state of the pro. ceetlings. WIN/M2ll, ItIARCH 16.—Yesterday the Duchess f )(OR R. aired ou visit to the QUEEN'. 'l'l .e PRINCE IiEGRNT left us last evening about live o'clock for London'. . TV!' Pli INTCYO RP,GF:NT returned , to town on Njon. day , . ovening &qui, Windsor, r c>stertl ty morning Lis lOycli an audienee to the Earl I.4tyLup o li r .. ►after one 0 - elock the Nobie Ea?", kft C se aritorr-flon to atten,l a Cabinet C 011064 at tint Foreign Office in Dairtillite;'-St l'eet ß'h~cihi Sat , di! trireeti'elock. After tin , break ing up Of the Council., the End of v bad a 19p conicrenCe . with Viseoinit CAS'l'Llt:i(F..4c; fr.-, S 4itet. io•Cad. 7 0 4::ifti i t s t o td :tice suit of the cieli4erittioni of the 'Cabinet liiitthtere. Sailed tbh brig . Jahn, belooking to this port, C, At4DEITSON, Master, for Madeira, with a e Argo of ivheaf, Arrived the Growler gat . -:brig frotu the cpast of :MCC. • • AT.pcit the whole .of the outward-hound merchantmep and, transports, un der convoy of the Betqle sloop 'of 'war and the Tigress gun-hrig, for Porisrnouth POPPLEWELL, fm Madeira, •FALIOUTII, MARCH' 14 -=---Arrived the Eli:c from Surinam in' 3G - days ; and the Wizard sloop of xvarsfrom Portsmotith, to give instructions to the ships b,ouud to Portugal and the IL\/lediterra.- nean. Sailed the Earl Spencer cutter for Portsmouth, with ten sail :Of vessels under convoy. The Ranioncita, VE.lcAnr,Ls , , froni.l4ondon, has row Hours :anti a halt, within twit pibti;l with atl Am'erievib,privateer of 22 ghti,, and 25() men the Ramo/wait had two. ,men killed mind twelve wpandetl. Letters werereceived - at Shields, on Wednesday last„ !rum the ships at Carlscrona, dated the 13tn nit, then all ivell. The ice had been . reduced. to tWenty:hiches thick, but still.remained fast. - They expected in two - or three weeks more to be freed, and to proceed home through the Sound. in the gale of .the 15th nit. the.iinti, of Bridlington, laden with coals from Sunderland, vns discovered to lie in great distress, having lost her mast, and tt)e sea snaking kfree passage over her, and it is supposed she went down, as no ac count has been received Irithi her, and it le , trcd atll hands . are last, with two wonien and children passengers on bord. TemanzzANCs appeal to the Public, is i 7 ounded upon the strict letter of his contract ; but coimi tiering the difficulties under which the Kin';'; Theatre labours, the vast expense attending it, and: the high • Salary : which he enjoys, his . reilisaF to assist it', in the hOur of 'fieeesiity: indicates a want of that zeal and liberality Which the Publicr,, as ,veil us the M anager , have .a right to expect - from hini, and . Whatever may be thought o f hi s ta lents,.cau excite respect for his character. the assizes fin. the county of Rutland, at oa,katti, on Frithiy, three of the abandoned gang by which the country ;figs been p re y e d upon for some time, were ca pi ta ll y ttnivicted of house- breaking and robbery at eirtNit Casterton, , 'and. Were left for execution. The. three convicts, are Win. Almond, a blacksmith, latelyat Wakerly ; J. Holmes,' ft inas'on, of Stichford; and, ton, a. character, well known at ,POstoll a4requent jug fairs and markets, and whose wile is at pres'etit' undergoing imprisonment in Starni.(ird. gaol for shoplifting,. It is.tixpeetedthey will be executed in about a.iortnight, Bw -S 1,111: . 7 -Yes t crda y, Joynottr%• ,%yas forget! full ,of change, fur 63 /.' :it the. 1i0u..4!. Biddulph, Cox, and co.. the' Bankers at Charink-Cross. The Cashier at the.ahove.Bank, proved that ,the pri r sone]. preitateda . Bill : of .Exchange' fin. (134. 'inv..' porting to be hyPavid T.hornas, of Army Pay.-Qtrice, and.payable at their hottse Sus- , peeting- the. Bill to be,R - forgery;,questioned the prisoner as to how he came. pos§cssed Of it. Elc answered, thit he was glover, 'ancl resided in Berkshire, and had taken, the. Bill inthe w a y of trade,. - Jalll6l Thihtlry,`rt ekrk to Mr.-Thomas, proved the Bill to be a. forgery, and that it,wai r not the. hand-writing of Air. Thomas. Ile si.'as committed for further examination; Iforri4 Nurder.—A. Coronet's Inquest was held yesterdayAnotning at the Crown Taverp, enwell-green, betore G. IL dlesex Coroner, ail VieW of the 1)04 'Of a:fine tgale child, about four y eatf of age, who IVII found drotruen. (with 'a handkerchief and barti e d roilnd his neck), in the New River at on Sunday. morning- 1-i t. The wn:;' Correc 7 ti , : “), anti will be brought up for examination this day. NAVAL 1N4,14\1 S. FLYMOUTII, 111ARcu 15.—Two Pois7.,inn yes seis from Bourdeaux, under license, arrived here last evening. Arrived the Bar hang man of war from the Chan nel fleet; the Harmony; .14'IstiLuy, and the brar-` ringlon, CiiArstAN,yfrom Portsmouth ; the Good son, BRO6MHA3I, and stranger, Pow n, from Bristol; the ',Wren, 'frpin Yarmouth ; Perseverance, SCANTLEBUitYi from Greveck - ;: Mer maid, GREGO.6Y, from Dartmouth ; the Bee, rind Pheasant, IttrAi - :ir, from Fowey ; 4r dent, FIStiLEY, from Truro ; Union, THENAMAN, StitieriOn, RICHARDS, Speculator, PHILLIPS, Mid' the Gralitude, SENKIN . 6, from Wales ; and the Bee, NV i;,r.i.vas ,*-f.ipoGlotice§ter • Also arrived this morning the . San Josef man 'of war from Portsmouth, and event up the harbour immediately to b docked : her crew, it is said, are to be ruined over to the Queen Charlotte, of 110 guns, in' Illamoaze, which ship is fitting for the flag of Admiral Lord KEVTII, the Commander in Chief of the Channel fleet, and will, we uncter stand,•be ready fur sea in about six weeks. Arrived the Bittern slamp of war frOmLiverpOol with seamen for the Navy; atielithe Rase slop? of war from Portsmouth. • .. Put ill here to join convoy, the brig Thomas and William, belonging'to this port, BROWN, Master, from Dublin, with a cargo of oats, bound to Lon- don. • . GERAAN l'APLa'3, , . HAMBURGis , Vet: 27, , ---Yesterd ay rum nini the Polite apprehended rt. whol thq had Paused to he watched the '2.3a inst. - The mission of this•mmil4;jog heenproycd, he Was instantly handed over-hi a milittay cdturiris sion, 'and was shot the .same dav,.at half-past four o'elock. The F]entence teats 'immediafelr.after'-' wards placarckd. man has made iMportant concessions. - . _ The Triligence, ‘thich arrived, this inornitq from Berlin, intt with no Cossacks in theenyiz. rons_of-that city. The p:issengers were informed, .6 , 4, fatigued with their fruitless denmnitrations, and findiug how little the people Well* inclined to support the', they fell haek towards' the Oder,. in the direction of the Schwedr. , " • .1' 1 .---!3:11'011 ‘ St, Cyr, Comm:lntl:lnt, .of the :>2d :AiiliuiryDivision, tots rei - eirc•ti ftt;to Ice 4xeellency th,e'l3rcheral hi9f Coe following: letter : " Monsieur Le Oencrall have iust Jearned, that seditiouSmovements have taken placa at burgh . Xon will instantly appoint a Military Com mission, to try, without adjournment, those Wilt) may be arrested. Let. theguiliylye tried, out palish cd ithin 24 hours: .1 ell'lcrutitt no.doubt of the good divosii,ion of the iiihabitantS of Ilipnhurgb, aud t,ni persititiled, that Ow it!,..itati)rs art. string ers to'that city.. • I can only regret, that upon, this occasion, the Nation;tl Guard was not formed. It would, doidn)ess t La e.,rel,ressol the rioters, and Maintained tranquility. • Tell them, that I have confidence in them, and that I: have every ,reason believe merit it. I send Von Sonic troops ; others have beep sent to yOu from ,Wesel. „Woe be to that Tot: ti or Commune that should attempt to swerve (rota its obedience, and 'to orpose tt4: laws, A terrible chastisement would be inflicted upon it, and it would be made an - example of• to all the others. Count 1)E LAIJUISTON, General in Chief of the .Carps olObser : vation . of the £14," " Mc.gcleburgb, Feb. ^G, . • . An order7of the ,Poliee has just been issued, directing, that every stranger has arrived here since •the Ist of:F6rui(ry within hours, present his passports . at the POll . ce,or, - ;ce. Of the precinct where he. resides, on pain, 'of being regitrthal as a s . py, and sent for trial hefore tt Coiirt-martial. fouscholders, letting, lodgings to .4iteh.persons withotit 'aseerOining that the po lice regulations have been complied with, will be itcconiplices. Fr.oNTirtis 'OF INANcozzp., Frc. 28:----So great was the mortality at Koninoherg, and in 'the en virons., that towards: the !after end of January, ific) persons were freqUotly'buried in the spnee of two•days. Every one that wlyi able,has quit ted'l' isterri Prnss i The University of R . Onings berg has been. dissolved. Sontt! of the Foreign Professors, invited thither have fallen victims to the . contagion. We have, in Imrtiewlar, to la, meta the death of the learned Greek, scholar. Er furdt, the editor of 'Sophocles. Professor Loder :ni..n . 001.10y, of &nervous fever. esterday took nn _lung Air 411. IVC o'clOek her ItOyiii Fiiiiniess rctui ned to IVarcvic I: k house. Vesterdny titc Duke of YORK ttawincted miii tury.bUsines4 with dm - Pt-Al,Tel 14,GENT. We learn, that nil thv Arnopi Nrhich can be spared in the West indiei, - are now assembling x t BarbadOes, Avhet'e '4,large ekpeditionis fitting out against America. About ..4000 tons of shipping l it sailed within .these.few 40:0 from the Dowus, to make part Of the expedition in . question. It is not surprisinglhat Mrs. :. - iinn(i - Ars ..khottia prefer Reading in pubile.to a .retui tbe a:; in the former eaSe she is : sure of a Relent and, attentive andieace and eseanes from the usual itiomlenee of an upper gallery. c, it is s,; . "(1,„ (10S nut resuiffe the Ina_ . mgcipc4c or enventGardenTh44tre next season,. but is engaged to perform, there fifty flihts. has reaped a plentitutharvest in. bi 3 Northern to enrsinn. ',:Mar q uis of SLIGO iS Of SO bospitable. a temprr that, though cuqfinpii, h cotite iC'eseo keep 014/t /?(!11.,e. . . - A few days since; . a 136 x, con6iningpeoperty to the amontrt,of nearly 400/. besides some-valnable family papers, which cannot be replaced, was taken front the (parters of Captain.Brcla, 34.1ins sars, King's German ..1.,e00n, 4t Hytbc, by two soldiers belonging to the same l'egimetift, who, Mediatdy deserted ; ,althqagh.it was.mi:ssed tsitlnn au hour after the robbery was perpetrated, and parties of '(lragoons sent in every direction, no, doubt is entertained hurdle men effected their es cape, across the Channel ,the 6eC01 . )(1 ev e ni ng a f ter ) and, it is 'supposed that threcfreach Of kegs, who : had . broken ths.,, , ir parole, went over in the same boat with (hem. Molintux.has engaged in a match with Carter, to take 'place:in ,a• fortni,gbt, for a subscription purse of 100 guineas.- ,MolineuX is the favourite.. DiYadful Accident. ---Last week, the b(Sat Of the Dan4intak, 74, conveying six sick rnen- on shOre frorn oaat skip to the hospital . at I:Ac Peal, during a heavy,gale, was upset, and one ute mmt, two Midshipmen, one-Assistant,Surgeon, the six sick,men, the ,coxswain of the barge, and, ; ten scAmen, Were unfortunately .drowned., Coßg-ExcHANGg, MAttcn 17.—We had a good niauy . arriVals to-daY o f Wh cat ' frOm Lincolnshire and Seotla,nd, but ,the Anality being, in general Orilill:try, and but feiv sales made . , the price s pre the s,,atoe as on'Monday ; :the Afkirket was ptent fully supplied with Oats, prirac samples maintai n the flintier 'prices, but co a rse r sorts are 2s. per quarter lower ; 'Barley is eery heavy at the last yioted ; nat. cplitiooessteady ; Beans and Pease experienced no alteration. mint - Fine ditto • Rye - - Ditto Malt 775. 68b. 7re,, 48..19x. 70i. • Tick Beans - riitiii Peed (hits - - 703. 7i.. ........3 F 1 11e,4 it-;; - ?4,, . . Potatid ditt o Fine ditto - I II tic dill() Viirte Pi.liqii - .. Pasit(iii iiti ci - 44 , New ditt o - --LA. itiipr. Sced ( per last) 4; , 1: 7 951. 80* GI ey dit to - . ais. 88s. rin e )1(mi• - 1nt . ,%. I Jr),. NI.; w ditto -- - --3. Secuudb -- - 100 s. lOU' - - fYls. it .10as. 1,1,2„, '. }l ~. t.ln ~~:. ~ ~ .--• S `IIIE PRINCESS Of 'VAGE,S. iiit.l‘vN UP BY TliE LITE ma.. PFltc.a..a,'l,4Bl, EL DON: AND sin T PLoblEi• _ , f in o 3 r l: l l n i:", . : l r i s t fi y i (r)s o nts f P6 t :1 1 11 : 1 : i 11 - ) c :r i I n ): : 1 4 1t1 ' s : I tic r'e a ff r ie i: l l ; n : t — P. c . -r°° t I l ic:1 : 1 : 1 se 1(1' es.' g n : 11 i— I ft). 1 '1:11 : 'Abe Cominission—the et pa/AO - I, ol r e t'i ti r, l ; f initiation, Ett. : After "St:st.ingrAli'Ai the Ref' (.., D , $ _the:Vt-inunisiirfnef,riffoit., Inliy, cleared bet . 01 1 :1 ch , irge of Iligh Tretso.r., Ly:tlie 1 0111 c r ",!• '‘ H i stillciitiepri.yle.,atl6ive: remained • ialpiitati"S, 't.r,":. titil* - 1011CCS aCtatillleai.ti liil;:lit;)lSrli:l;Set'ir't.:ll:llg3ttill;''et l'illeelwi;:11111 till they were deeisiveiy eontrAdieted. .111'!..10. entertained ontestituotlV.. St/ ;it de wortil"t ,l 7 iii ,' , .. -:betr4Yilig.- the inalice in which it origi n ' te ,o, it as with no little Astonish !fient that .sheptrt!a,,: ,tlietournissioners had acted upon it. It it itt traordinary that • they' ‘..:llottid entert..till Cr;i atlMMltillg tt) riti hnOt 'fifrE.'s)4.e; even j,,,,,,•itu11if proved, and still wore so that they cll.(' 0() `' ) ,:il.. I he. atte.ntion that - wa: , , n'..'rt:!-...Ary to detO'Z 0 0 lainy of the foul coilsi,:-.',lci., wii; , :b . i dently coimeti nglinst •kr life 11111 ! ; 0 '4 1 ,4 n Oll l. 4 / s.bOve. all, the they ,!10t'i1 ,1111 ; . , 1 , , ,i vel rtiiilkselves jwtiiithl in rep , ..,tting on suc 4;e ; 3 4l# svithout . hearin.. , , one :void - on he . .. bell ll , f l."' ~ l ik + 1 Nljestv r• k- , l * J . ' II keno ' ' ''l 1 - - .. ; , ~1 0 a t.. , lona n:-. ton t • ~.. . 0 , a I the I , :r.vs, becau....o the e ir.i.i.:. , .;es.,eoill.e„,( . .th ir ithy grpund of in , iicinl inquiry - . _Si ......: 4 .7.' 01 ii',:: ; ..4 1 11.. , ral , .. , ty r.onici not attribute he 7 1 '1. 14 , to spl2a l ,ti Lig Of the, mtnner of this pr9' ; ec , t ' t .blitto any_wunt I,:f duty or respeei to the L.10,:ii4. 1 . her 0 1 / 2 vn sense of - dignity, awl to the ,i l ..t - , , i 1 01, .:hied she entertaine& for the I,wiour , )i t ia:niiy, of. which she . was - a Member.' 6.001' .1 : ' , :r• more than two y:, 17 ,, she itm1.Pe,e..1,,e:41, insii - ul4rionS AgAiMit 'ber bonour--tiltit ° :,.i,ql bourtizseiVatits, had been under seer ct `. - ~6' iit'o h 'i tions--and dark intimations were. :!Y e ', o f ir soilie tniteltieFL , ltching 1:.) r the,dest . ruT, 3 do; peac. if not aiming , at her laz• Q 3 . l „',poP l l Jane, i SOti, t Ile-.l)ttitc. : or.K-en r C°lniii' ; ' l l i 'Ci l lIICIICitiI into . It . cr cordUct ; a... 1 tilie , i351 .. 42t it* her l) th o a t t . 1 1 ;;; t s o:A f t: o i. r in tt a i e l s i a : (:t: t ,.- I !:: eti:::1"i : a t t s .O7(' ''::l !: ' e il iHir fti. % ) s ae - fe :i rnl i .io i l . t:igil t s i q. tpsc:ct‘ir.Zhm:ctelrirtzaeloa:erroar. of v h ta e a l ll , l 41 Tier h e hr( ) ti 'l ' e°, '1 t ' ) % 11;1;Dif; vaat 11;7'4 for. thg purpoe 'of esa wt " c iol It now appeared that the . de,ign ivi l6 '' t;i „ii tack was made directly on her Rt . ' Thof bil:tfitryrkilil witness. i le g r kn s e t e s i r:v t - t : t t i l l s t e i t ' i s b e f : lr t ill b ;l l'eel' i '. 4. r°l l 4Yftt l e.rl( l labc.:Y e l'cl ' , l : l l : l tt'‘ : t.l . ll: , l ; ltii'l:ll4l o, ll: l gr e , 'fitl y, ~.3 fl ow) iirr any of them previous to their depart ure ';o,‘-4 4 accordingly did. This at least may sere ,',.. 1 4 , 0 that there ,was no alarm on her 1)30 , ';' l ;;; it i t7ii° any consciousness of guilt, or tit :It ibe 11 0,10: of putting her hervants on their. WOO' 111 , ' , I it 0 3 , 1 1. giving thetninstruCtiimii. ' The lin-11 6 ' 11 s t '',,ii.i. I t e w a •c: t ino co u ni th iu si ti 'r o o i t c u a t t l i i o is tl ti o n n ie, t vt b - c itl:i t : t b a ;e b c e t r , r , ( 4 ) " ( l .4 ) what dark and fatal Maclibiatibils W1'4'111,66010 t . Hen A y engtll the RePort , 6°6°' 1111 4 ..:' ".- . , ........1_ i...,.;. tot ti.. "..At ilti .). gust. She could mu ill a.,sittiation o,,so\v; an4,therefore she eon stiltefi,..lT; t i l at. l fi l c a i i ti e ll s y t ' y at t i l t i l e t t e e nt ( i i c i a n t i . . ahtlll:°ll:4lelrnilraYi6ittil'g):::sihleieittftce'l:thoelifite:gn:eeviiilnc:lair.risilli.te;:cll.l4:l) ilt i l'lll; ti eiSt 1 l i‘e):::" :7'6'; ~ ginated lutd not •oecompanied . t1 , 1e. ,1 -%1 1 and R(l•Port, and that the whole nau ry 29th . Augtist she received the 'Pea" . eluding the Duke of Kent's), and on tetubeicthe pa l ier 3 i vere aut henticated . . • After this introduction, the te.chnic a el ss t ions ßY tv a cr il e 'eP r r e e : teiltilt; to .. the warrant, trihunlai, and form of f t it-') l 9 a l; i a' o vili t t: ti " ri 'B' y ils 7.) ° t f l " : l l . .7w rrd :i li t (l l l ( : ll ll l ° 7 rt t aa l i t ic a ck t ei li l°t e :l).v c ti!ite‘ ore !night he fitly. s_uhiected, -when severer sij n a rii: o :o) t ir: f , o ei r l ii io ill iv o s ) ;,. ll l: i l l ie y i e e l . l e i Y t , : i t s . Ft i c al l . h l t ; t i l l : tl : t c : n l ( : ) ;:t re r ° lc t i i t it e r li b t e l i: iia l l et i:l l e mis i "1 the out ignominious '%%.,` i •- 1 1 .. t trown out againht iter . in her tr l- 7 8 Pies placed on her conclue.i e. neigh) families 0140' 01 that by.the Earl Mlira, as'-wtiuld sap) ;_po,sitiott of Jonathan l?aOrifige , P tq' 4 ,0 1 eY: She huu:bly fruited; tint , o oEner proceeding should be gone WO , ' k nsidered :as fit that it Should he by' ill nown andregular tribunal, alit 111 : In,, coi_Pionant, with the forums of i3i . icish :1 1111 She now , proceeded to Obs,:rytt ir,i 1: 1 , ' 7,,Tt1.9v0 : aid - firßr, of the te.timon' ."tflas• The first. ol,ser r.ltion IltAt evet.(!sti 7' ogle, Irtls the' Icily (,r(,r‘,4latu;tO i'n l • aelsl Y 6:ndt ; SElpg..to :t per itbnost', u n 1 4 secret of steal importace 0 : I ' ' '':' Bari, if it-104 been 're=;u.llv ''' ' ll , Pad, ill fOt, COUrted,her acrpiainrattcch: humble atteutit:in,' and she tr,o not' who. either 1)5. her manners or !',''' ei l, couhi engage - any part o f her coull" I PrincesS proceeds to (xttifiiile 11.21 , made :oil 1116. - 3 d December iSt )s ' ; Iv" riot comniunicated to hi , A1",11.:st?. rIl""tb of MaYi and though Ile ' ld , i ierSell called L i enter Jul • l" I all: you,' to ; .. 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