The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-12-23 00:00:00

PR L _ tart L 19 y 1 1• If -L.40 t 0 I Pest% Sk - L If 6 *seder 1 0 Ibetibiltll - 1 6 0 IICX irrs f 5 art so Rlble at ell Ott LICENTSF-D IZ•fIfERS SIRPAt . I by tleir Arale la The Country. •„ • 'five aloe it , menet Capitol Seises ars the greatest, la a Sasebo. of 0. M Tie Los. ee.t pest.. / itt do annals of Loom iblattotvee. Vasa het it Osit , putable Sot the Picea. Out of rotors partirioste of tacN oar esolaatell opulence, moos. be site alert, ,a Ote 9 , awitig emeateatto en emir ts lie 11th of Jafterfor ogee. P3.9/ 0 9, tNel 4111,181,1v0ri0 Poises of 30,0041, were both • ov4l b. HOIRNSIIIf a , t Cu. ; boilers Siii Capital trissa, yia.. t• 30. , •110 Sufilities, mad 4sciiiridasi the teeters, ST , tTS: LOT MK, Seel the &MEM S. •trokt, atemaht. 111Nr1'Y TMUUS 'two& 1r swim ry THOUSANDS, Tv.T4 rHOUbAN US. • FIVIE THOUSANDS ; aM malty other Pr.t-. of lone. a •Ificirtit en indoor every on. • .•, , olie4 to her , • a p ro pose, ' a c h a o ee Tb. Chiming e ~ a niewes oo the 13.1 o TILMT MONTH. its a peet:l.s , ti I OW I moe...m• uu,notS. for** Feat drawn in Wl' ty what Hos at well be eotillani to HORS SBY and • • •ainn• eseolialt their Fros,.do.that they hare a Variety of WILMA 4,•i smidtrzss, 0. sale, an•tN the 10 , •41111, PriCe4 M. v sobers, by , latter or coveter, •orrattett mosttly on the 1-14 • .01,4 T*llll.l Ash' ptcrent, at th• Emith Ilbed Stme• le. 1 4•••• 1 01 kbas. 2e; Ohroh, I, Chyingecoes.. atA St. beseagannl46/1.15y.:11%. Tlift: LUCAII L irrUt V 03 . 1412251 T! „. . • • - J rmAsscogt and C. ItyPologetiai N. mitiviitohN..37,tuaNll;LL, and 38, 11A1%4A141.4.T. liirkire.E I'ICKC I'S and ti'HARES are new ee hnr, tec•nncten4 an teurnedilte Pkirchaw. in tht rittsaNr unnNu WrATF. LOTTERY, that l''''lt , " Dollen. g the lath ni 14FX r ."104194, end which entity., laws Qie.sl itgaarea abasta...olA-14.4.... shoo ..6•••• inrity km, sr, o 714 ,11.••• P.t.reitt...• Obi itaw to Oki t • the Pelblie etttn bun the twilitruts emit Kul:* 1 Oat NM att.:n.l.4 1111%0 NW,' ' lit,ll Nita It. then .a the I,etterios Ilat .801 awl MA, winth •. - uelltewi-d Its 367 6.ll.stent lel. a GIC.Pna Pr ft . 's . 14 ."g 1 Y ' le. 14 719417144001. •.71,6:/8 r... 4,17 7. Prin. .1 1..6,01. 7,757 2 U.2 111,671 7,486 ...~ 11,64) 2 .,.'1,4 16.001 l,o' 1 1 .'19. t .44),. 110,988" " • 1,00 • 4 .6 1 3.•17.... ..... to,vail 3 314 . tok. weir, 12 etsz-. el 5•..1. at and viaele :helm au,oofri j e , ..ae.• vat Awned. pa , ' 5114. the ♦al of your Lordships' thanks Will be most truly appreciated. rhe brilliant conduill of the Bri tish army in Calabria is tilt to be measured by its arils a r son the general state of the war, a is only to be considered as a tthimph of the most Agael chit miter, And as a decisive mot . of our native and na tional intrepidity. Indeed. when the number of the British Army. cansisting ul not more than five thou sand, is compared with. the enemy. anometing to at least eight thrstiland men, and when we lad that the aflual number of killed and wounded Lithe van (unshed, was nearly equal in amount to the whole of the By tieh fare. when all those circumstances 'are considered, there is sot upon the record of Bri tish glory a more signal example of British inpacio rity. Whet! such services are performed by nor va hint ►nldiers. it becomes the duty of every English man ba shew himself not insensible to their heroism. More espe:ially it became the duty of thdse advanced in rank aa•i station to testify their gratitude to their gallant and patriotic defenders." His Lordship's Motion was carried unanimously, and the douse adjourned to Wednesday the 91st instant. HOUSE. OF CJI4ISKINS. A Petition was presented from Mr. Bowyer, pray irg f. r leave to alter and enlarge the power of the former Act. fur authori,ing his Lottery to be di awn di4inElly from the Stale Lottery, provided the Tickets sold amounted to a certain number. Or dried to be referred to a Committee. „ . AnUttt SS Tu lllti %1/4F.STY. Lewd OS:11./LSTON appeared at the saes and ac. qii.itititrd the Home, that liis Nlajeily bad been waited upon with the Address, which bad been vited to him by tly.i ii•inotfralite onseot Comm o n," and that he thaalted them for colt loyal and :Aiello' ..xplession of their fee‘ingt.. It gave His Majesty lot-At satisfraiiin ; and in ;mufti he could assort the /louse of Commons, th it nothing shonlJ be want. j og to p inns ,,te the prosperity td.the couutty• Air. I lublt;,.• liroog?ot up the Report of the .11s. pirmg Laws 1:40, which was ordered 1101i141* Talc, and and 1.• h e p rinte d. • Mr. N'ANSMAR moved the order or the thy. _ , although , its ancient military charetter, yet, Sir, very circumstances of the war in which we have been hitherto engaged having been thrown mostly upon the ocean, where we have shesen the wail so many naval achievements ' s,e have not had the same opportuaities of 'hewing our military prowess urn the land. Our enemy, and perhaps the other na tions on the Continent, have wroug/st themselves into the opinion, that we have no mffietu7 taken or dexterity, that our whole powers are condo to our operations by sea, on which they all acknovr lancr le our superiority. They are Very far from that we ate propnrtionablr strong by kWh hey seem to imagine that it is a sort of 'hawk we have acquired of conquering by sea, bring wholly unwilling to attribute it to our notional raker. Now, Sir, the era of the present viCtory goes dereElly to prove the pro , prissy of other nations entertaining a contrary opi nion ; and I trust that the cnnvittion of our own courage and prowess, both by sea and by land, will not ninety be confined to ourselves, hut that by va lour alone, without any co-operation, we shall he a , mat. ft for ot.r enemy. I hope that no contrary impression will ever prevail amongst us, in conse quence of any publications which may have been circulated in the country, and that our enemies will be convinced of the impropriety of promising them selves victories over us, when engaged in either situation on equal terms. Besides our disipl;ne. and skill in naval affairs being a great cause of our glnrimit exploits by sea, our valour is evidently oe . all occasion.: important in effeeting our successes, One of the great signal and immediate advantages of the present anion is, that it convinces the nations of &noire, that the enemy cannot always songster by the opinion he has created of his invincibility. I rem whatever cause the opinion which has arisen ammo other nations of that 'eaperiority which the French pretend to arrogate to themselves, they may he warned and cenvin. ad by the eiemple of other sonless in which they have hem ettg..7,t. t. To that confidence, however, our enemy have been mucn indebted ; they eovioner tvicause tney suppose they i melt conquer ; but I conceive w have hroken wai t slid& Se far as it depends upon us. TA i villesy. a kip ileadensed tato the compass of a single UN* tr , : , Lb% _ igh On these grounds le is, dist Caen I. V*4 to eibme. s ris the must Viggo terms.. f! Thus slieVilhk , 06shie Hoare be tOren to Majoireramaerel Mt sk:hisfikeem.-1: BritadieraCleneral vto, Co . Brigadier-General &Sans aad rullre Oth-rfal l and Men, who, by their valour, cootribmed to Om brilliant •i Rory obri , ned on the 4th of Jot, Flux, an inferior force, over the army of the simelej#4llll the plains of Maids." Sir JOHN DOYLE animated manner, espies, Sir, I feel bow mach • year indulgence s aad t Offer a few observations trust tfiat the motives ' will obtain for me a meats. Having, Sw, ing occasions, of that British courage, which hi brilliantly displayed by brave troops whom - their signal services, to confine myself to Motion which has • }lon. Secretary. I the cease of that as myself, if I did find an advocate in tht this House. The thanks where better deserved, amino where better n:sed. This Motinf% is not only well judged, and duly and fairly scat. d, but it is isechliarly well timed, be. ease, as the crisis in altleit we rye is 7 matnentous, and the period is , lh fey as;eJ; approaching, when tr... country shell d er.o dcma.td, that every man in it tn.:: tie his dry I the general difence, it will be a gl&rsous seattment to every one to feel, that the gratitude of hit C 04161.% trt men wit he the reward of is services. The, maintenance of our nations! glory. rot mcrely b eathipiasm alone, but by that rt J valour anal' trepidity which have ever eise.'.:seri Ur ana l Army. will be found to bejhe hest sectrity firr country's preservation. on these gr.metis tb fi t " the motion now made OA 014 meets me' know appe I P i ; . won, but my warmest A pplau s e. I well L - - - ' • " .* l ;.' ~ •r• •- .. 4 .. . • yr, wt.. '.. 0. ' •-• •• r` • .1- • . --. " • 4 -- , y . 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Rsetnisc i tose Wee Plee .. or - dead coda ern *SSW' ' .4i7.... -. • - r•• •• • • EP*, Of tilltlgefi n t nen a l l!'", -1011 P a, •Or meow tis-r, will be itrin. 1)61%4 the f•seurielldbeigeettek ma , I ke . swat ,. ~,,,, j,,,,,,•,,i, pi m a, D a y ow Bide, . • 7 lilit'R.CISS F. tT I.ES GRA -AS. - • Thi. ' ' oes 4gm Corunikla sidle be mesa rlos brvarre's 10 r 44.•-•.•••••• . • - ' 4 • • v y ing to •1 4 0 1 11 11 014410mtlioglilOat 4 a • o a t , tree ustrew..,i Wier., snir.b ba.• ewe Me 'ama • e llas - ; sr r 0.-..; •,••• by_oeiplynre eo the Calkeear t . the Cas• . •*. t • 2 . 'tan roaasai....aa4pfo staminolem ode OF 6 .„, is re hme l4 t. the one amnia 4tsmfb adobe mew 1-. tees', at iarnerth; a' to Mr. Itaue ll , Apia At de Ritorahad . .101 . -. e'• • ;:111041. • : Alto die 1 1111 4 445 d illtqw.Wlng ilt *Mt teal tillidelinaam. ' r.,, g • ..4....Tiertt:: wilt ba ilawaiily Ornalti.•.4. . at Deer. dal ' . , •- . 7". ' ...'* lldr. rbo ylplaat Clegbial, aye, qt mow -41,40110. --- .• , fIl? .., 'Ot-IttlY/J.., Will 1-I,Apti• Na . . ,_..0, seyeei 4114 be and to noire, UAW& ea Prie*,•,.• p as ~ g , ;obilft 9 . p ast . p riwaha nf g o eg,„ i pp e o e ~,,,e li, • iri 1114 PRktSENIT EVENING. Dec. 23. 11106, .."7 4 ; www4 0.0 , 1 W asta, l4 ", : t a w . 1 "g li1 / 21 ., . 0, • L ikal et n" .a a n al..4 lll ‘" ,. ' lke l d . pot .'.. 1 ' • ' 4 tr,4l are abut ontle , flail I think oat , • .11 Toe, a 4 -e• .1 e.i...nr• ed l ot 1 .. e pt ey o f . 1,7 .. +.. 1 . • - the ad 1 Ike very iris pars of the Ails, Aro LOVIES' VOWS. 1•914 loom; sbe' W ert' the h " V: l o ike h el?,. * • • er mat esetasAit,tit 0 4keti• flifeet. le !Ass . * . , . rt. ...- •- • _._ L le f l i . e l * e a .3 li e ' e‘ie‘ Mg cart imnill4ll C.elirklis Mr. El WIWI , ih 6.6 00 eFINIRsuat ij4-400, .• • f• .• •;•'• • • • ' 7 s " ' • inn ° RV * 4 1 1 11 Y4~ , nag s wh ' 4 o+l l,ll, i seer); Alwrii.f;Wi'd vhairn, Mai. lay 4 .•* - ' - . , _ -AM. . • • , After which ( , lit!t time), aN. Iv MOWWINSWIAIMIIike • • . ... ...111111,,i 'TEE' I: - • 2 - • _.,.. ..'• • - O LONDI2 tie 1. Iry . ' an..- 1. Mr. ripaker,, I rich io h i lt I hint.. how,ee. it i happiest , • , On. 'rut stEue OF bIONTGATE. lledribbed telk . lbr lusureneeir. , ,sue, misestimation! • pooadance of toy format notice. to propose i Vela 1., Oa Chaiaffot . the rev tli .' • enillig T• eta s Mr H si.ideris; WON (hi. bbuel). Mr I Reaesitee blood. lea in Powell Cotee ,4 " P"e l be II - of Meeks to the brave s fffers and men wbo wits II tar" , t l lCialld bYteta4 Meg be ' Dweloa. V ...i.* (tee H. 0t05... Moing..ta), Mrs. Paean. serance of Lavas vast-an for the gramieg of ANWITIrrne. • . OtIeCOMINI in the brilliant action. aigniaeraus we stm.gtht Ii Who brought. cwrinu.44i oN• . i ;it Alltit .10YAL, %He F.N TAUREAN. ayes, as the plains •of Slade. There ha. Row% mid tar I" !M IDI ' S "Pig PlaiftaltallMktitirr 1, 1 1 11 0 rINHIS PRESLN r EVENING, Dec. 23, 1806, T A.E. DIRECTORS het to reotod Pomeeltshme powip ctra ,,, .., e hrisiess; • s h ai ih e i. Nom* ... if - taint is add. I hope, a very general. or, trospllar, ...ielleatje •• &VW , o f wa n n , lll , n n a d 'o ra r nan te n 'r • 1 will he aci.k Shabsp...ra'• not of It Imes, solit .tiftare its 0.. urn prink 'cWhihrillikl, 114 . 1(1141411.41 11/pinion, that so pot, aplomb" of %hip - 4 i lt . ~,,„,,,,, piv. if ay ; atal...proeuniti4 Me. - THE IV. MPEST ; nows•thesa. Su womp..euq. craki/4 w ifeswilsoillif Wiwi should be mire unanimous, . than °poet this . , • 1, sat& I RAN 6,1 , 01 1 ,14 % ,w, W a a‘?" 1:1 9 1,-• • Oa. TFIF, LMCidANTIED ISLAND. tilt Ceseinere •Netirknes be de deaf* ' . '' • • - - ' • mittidenilar occasions. It • CannOt. therefore, be Wel? lit the sayooat. lit altillit„.ll . 4,rilit 01 lit • t OROS '' • . I.l, , ,fvern. the tighthil Doi eof Wan, a Magician, M. Ammar eihrntiaesetages. it WI mass% eertas CoOpossrs. Pio:. I enwlN Altince nenbasei at Stooks, Mr c Kamblei Mi. r ... 4, A., , i , ~A,l r. i s ...ii fir la..i. r i n. or / 0 „ 4 , 4 „,„,„..... annetthey for me ..0 gO in t o the aubjeet at any glees Null& -stroll! ouraor .?•nary :_. _irkete Gee.. and of tre.,.. r .l.men..- . • .. trivia emi rupluda, nearere's Lusightees, miss brunsen me that „. f. ,...., „ d e5 „,,...„,,,, t d cu ilo t i a„ l it e rseed Jo , j e . , lairgdie la corder to OVIIVCOOIIt otjecttons 1.0 be started. 411 c alterf,.. wt. bo th *T4..). at en. '' • '; , firs. C Eiailae; Arian try a Yawl Lady m y... „,7 - 1 „ 0 „, p .„ 0 ,,,, Lei , J. dom ." ~,, ~,,A 01 ,,,k,ip web ata y ems these can -be sore . If Le:temps t o ga y the oinpero a. , boa not to .gClir it'll,. greater " . • To bilt.o. • ill be add I, tenth tine, • Kew nem, selbal• siksistasirv•.• o4 ' In& ens rees 4lo4 eiDri• Ikl/Otl ordle Orem ' any thing at all upon this occaino, and upon such 1 shAnconteal ~ 1 ,4 w1t v'illh- ieeci 4 . E r na 4• .7 • ' - • ' ARBI•I'RATION t iseariag, le twain rag Oaf bar/ 0 Went toed eke a rmeider- I a f ar o ar a a t u rn " , it them 011. FRED AND LAiiY. obis detittesion wan de t ie Preleignts al Ten insareNeti nut . be merely with a view to games of the a4ron. which weri • • .•-' I T ... rhanOr.. Tiy bi t !Awn., 6V niaartiam m r , gue. et L„,,a es . e i„d e „ at its 4:"... 4 0 tr i acipa i op e; . point out Mr toe sober reflection of the House. the made karma. when we first 14S/ • • ~,.... . 0b...., Mr. Livtan. Mr. Cbcpcson ; Me. Dasottpan. heir erep•A Ali le 1/5 Canoe &Ake& ae4l mtportsnee an, value of that rplendid victory. tti to haFalg.ittee trostlllOy. by •• : . - .7r 1.-gm, Mi.. T . ..:ci. - fitellabisere, as*, film Nina to yaw. tea which I allude. it we, ..• in vain to think of con- information. Th- .401- vas nerd „; ~ , - ' - LAST TIM' UNTIL THETfirtilialir" --. Re Order If eke Beard * Directors, is .dering it in all t .ose Whir*, rope&s vs hith . entitle than fervid. 0 . 114 0110 4111. 11 411 1 0 1 1 1 41 0 W • ASTLEYS' s. LW OLYMPIC PAVILION. ATM- of t loom mAttIVER PIILPPI. sir. it to be ranks' amongst the first (0 victories upon• • • .e. entmt of th e alatpatity, ol,rfam. . Therelpt - . . • CAS 11.1-4TIt VAT, STRAND . 011111411161weentsm camannals Too battles of Crewy. Pnictiers , sod men under GC neo d &n .a44, b ^lIP -20, rdn's - ' . flratablnhipa Are Alialllntwa(tn.• Lord Chwaliariaia.) , vpHIS PRESE 4 iT EVENING. Dec. 2S. ifirk6. ' IMPERIAL PAR LIAMEN r. Agincourt.were. by the glorious schieroateros of this enem) h ad pot .bests. . sekcia4l4 Nov ,•ittort.. 1„,, 1 the Fewer/mews as Wines :-..A Grand Entree, by the .......nem...... victory. brought home to our recollecyon: It wet meted to "awe aUIaUJU# quip to 7 Ob• .!,...•re4/ Ile , i et ..1e True, of Evetriant TM touch adrai , ed NW come MGM 01 LOU" Ike. U. one winch tends to point oat th e peculiar character- out, th uat they soultatd of 03 000. as wla . ' ire.. • - . Ifte - r. • fir, I.Es sAitorttee; or, Tile stcaity meow • istic of Oar military etertioos, giviog us that degree from docistnent dietriggssesi ~ts,, the , pu4 isr! a, , t:IITTERS'iIe volvieli willtitaitindee-d. A PAS DE TAMS. Il ea a p s e at finer ilik, The Eaele of of „A l ba" an d eat i ona i . o we, e d ne t, „ mig h t et , b e ILIA. Aa to the tram, it, mei to- 4. • . with Tanabiprit.ea and triangle, br Mr. Crisalwalt, lity J. rf.,,,,,,_ l'osii. ea Gap. took tho deemed. la OW present situation, es the m e ws ' voles- learn, that it was gspenir t> nil isawlertp. e larvie”, 4 . 4 Airs: Parker. After whi,.., a Nee (snag. calk , ' 7.""'S'_, . . 1 Th.- tol d blew Wall.' by Mr G. Smith. Th. VANISH' II now van lllantn• ble of all possessions which this country can posdkly WA , at first sa id , 444. Ottria - ,-‘eret• ~.„• tiviituitA, 44 4 18km04R, vi tbe sxhibitsf Mt hie 0 1 4 , prearated at the Bar doe Third pouota, and contributing directly -to our national Yet there were fount( fial.leea gltair 140 a et% o t erioes petrot•owiees, the VVord of Command ewe by Repo ihottnirmissioners of Milits.ry logiOry• prosperity, by sheaving to t h e world our degree o f 0' b4/Lle $ 1.'.,:J0 . pliatin• is aver.' token the ' - • Mr. Deal,. Smermanw. EXERCISE ALA MAME- I Ordentligli Illi on the Table. strength and valour. Under sach circumstances, battle, and (COQ toot toil Imo ow ba - tdsattosota . I.OIOE, lry Tan of die principal (lammed, non Three Mr. Jolinsomt presented the Fourth Report of the therefore . such a victory is well worthy of calling Unde r these cir,:omataimeo,k tau.', that it Ai Iltdr•es le 'the Coast a/ th• Eeening, that wavideettal Pro. err, su. t ., D A ..., wis n aa t kr hit iniallunie pity on rive COMMiiiiiimin of Military Inquiry io isslaad• Or- woe Parliamesu to be•tow the highest mar ks of ho- considered of ne. - eillifiTY greaser co 05p...411 I ~ .i.si.•. ; aint Mf '6,71,11,11,i; ri,..10 Finn ; . Hwwwliaw , will tiered to lie on the Tab,* soar-a•si distinEti-m ; the applause and gratitude of it will tend bo th as an itz.trop to other * go ilanciagli lin Ityonndlldigr in a rUalrlice trete a • . , , 0.• the Madan of Earl Spencer, theptisiosof so the ogostry, upon ttir.:.e %vim s.. f• rliAntiT effeßed it. will restore taistitalf of the olita4 4 . 4 Pahlakertvialreftelf ' • Mittel; a • favourite hti mbi e dalati the tilt alt Howard Walden. win Ms groat value of that es; - •loii consists in its au g- country. which stewed to be called 1 , htles Tay!or. Tilt Illeas Entertainment MU W ‘,...- the Pkyttiar Kew Peibut. wit .t. eve...teie to a itW oeprivileges_ even i n d on swat of brilliant reeceasee, o w a h r ich encras eri . acq l u le isi w a h s o ns d w o ji es i,no th,s. . i ts p!. at• . ... . t• 4, Keel 6 . l 4. prei lice gt,! estitA The CAVE 40 DADOCA s ; / ' tboo4 GROEVIIMAIC prowoiod tho winos ofilia that far raker which we have be - n actor V. The M 04 0 44.144(1 h%tintrn - ' 11l the C•e" . 4 tpopers and ktetassont, the p Of the ~ touted to receive; memo arising fuse iikiauc• a _two ht.l 4 / 0 1 1 1 , ffi ll , :t e le n i !TV, . .- u.s c ht c II p,araccnne„..lll 're wirodacca, war Muir Co n. We no (4•4ltreit. i n " m i g n etion a ' - tibit4 of.ampaiEgo t net often lipollywil, mot my* . To e s or t /o we fleseery mews% wilreasea IP, Mee.' eale• , ritlla atolootaisuipsualmir ausoiaromiser , Intztlkorim is - gy eauw - negen a of the wedd, y hope the cot . wgy ships may be captured, towns • n, sari - .i: mop as allay sever lose si4bt of that foiling which has v ialw , Aw dl if t a t fi and III" . w ilni e t e rtnntin , • Doe ,- I. tw *email/WINK Ow Ow i eelt ten at arsw* SAWN* ciao far side sod - km; bon astartainod by All, of the great . isoportamor . . swept aw 4 the aiitialinalmOn Oh .. re-"th -S. le• 4* Paso ibi 4 ef ts- -- rw•„,,,r• be 84600 and ors the-other, kW* hiponsilteis die elrelli• of prtherving that tionistise, public spir it s and coo- nation a 2 !` , lO PkiritY. an, 4 Tit* : •- at saga C. 4.00,11, ell , Ite re al. va r IL.alei Sill War* . . sine Of their Lnrebire s eftlawlished • 4111110 di Ina I 'leg% erbidt eoantbore en lu n c h t o eldeAete see. the name . 11' . ' fee' espitapotion of satifeediog . ...- Tan NEW Larrsay e which begin! Drawing ' trim ' , 'mo o t* *add be to the cuss. If ma there was a period of the world in Toe very i Cie ilbielkis otiza. in porhoill Jainnitrl d a toot. cousiry asup=s i p marr pooliO l i gatea soald, thaw . which . , national renown should be arched by that kind, ar)ri t th preacrVlnhp , parts, while . • . - fore, fi x the d. !Wing for the pretervation of the country. ; man n' ? t it_ ,ositAosto., Now. • Ar I. smirk - 2 POOMI of a t ig re t are ',pi: 2 ' • ' "- " 110. fill .... ' • • T HANKS TO sat JOHN reiramt asts 'rot irm- ig in glinnialT• Sir • in the time in which native ; the ojiMrsjipasio , m, isalp;pmfocotesi each impious , i j 2 MAW .... DI" TIM ARIIEIIIIISIIIt ess amino,* *mamma ill th e wood is turne d , as it were. • • - 0 a, 11 : 4 I se fF!' a f, 1 P 62141 1‘ , loiscio •le saeldtion•ai l ard Ga. mva . ur e. ..., U r 1 .idle i n ' asonotiootoal camp ; when military fame and goili• at9 m tf il fflarfnt: l 4 l nrf n e, _ ignore' an flniolat is a • Me ~. 11,011'' mud dep .. lort, taken placeof all the peaceable oc I prownt•aorts. we .. ,av unfortunately sustain*ll4,, . la - ..... ~ . 100 .... 11.0 0 0 Ate Cession, to-propow elm &auks of *ls Home to does of ism; aod now of the few remaining eon naltei klif!th lt ,. 4t ot l nbtai r e" --440 , ivelood proorosiA 40 ' ' ••' b 0 .... 4;00 Major-General Sir John Stuart. and' the AIM% IM .... tot,ooo non-commissioned officer% and private% tote reefed ea be safe who do sot cultivate the Same ar epst ow_ t ipsi,2o4.sisss isazi.,ndri•gl..4y t oadit in etinsio It ____ • - trader bim, on the doh a July, in the Drina" - t skim% and se :in conformity with their rtes 'Aa the el'a*". l 'i v' e l‘ l b ' •' 5a...0• Tarber• L t 90.000 The world. is short, seems to have coif *eh INS or e ,• ° , 4l l nsiPf s elshr•lSl.lsnds,hiLh, 'l , • ,• . gberise deettabieble , and decis; " visor 7 on the plaint of 11411ida` • 'nib that each man must become a s loiet. entt tea ; Zia ter eY haze • • perh , ied... o 4lo4 l lld• en crilk.it, so distiagaished for cuninismate vetoer and . Point.. .t h e ,_ .• _ . 5 .. • i d L akin t • a • gird nil sword • tor It en - li snorer that en n ow is lausca lea fu r our we . - • . "root•aoree. Iwo. lit Deo - -1,-.4e/49 unrivalled gallar.try, is of that nature as fely to - be ~. la tb ' e ; . •.- - . . elk "aim of peace. Tbilisi* siii:our is c' 11 4 01 4 to , VI , ..1010rs , .qb Dian so Usky to,ono merit the hmentrabk testimony of th is Noose ; and can la" ' ..' one particskar view Willbicb we onght - tirttorat iir • 4 %0 h u' o44 g ml ,- : 1009460001 1. 41111 Z. ... • i Slaw. ... sib gay 30,000 - • it is only by reverviog to !tsar the pow , : ef the t Sim. Lan Ohl b,ooo eabie:t • atthonrh this country has lerstmedditgiff atl, men h 444 ‘o4.44l44ol.d4diwtvotAllosb • I PRICE. testimony, ea ocanions similar to the present, that :---• .• . v -- _,_ __ L.. _ _, ___ f ...., . 1 ,..... . 1. .. k. .. :11 k . ..... its ancient Military chareeler. yat. Mr, Ibis the thy' .of taigh h o oi twos. and . 0.1 106 4 1 itignitad,? , , 4 ___ - _ __ _. SP ' ear 'LE then rose, end; in aloft r:lfresced himstS as 'Plat WAX' mach I shall wand fn . nereittila thatof•the Hesse, in rising Ne! Mena ttisom . tbis occaion l Z vet which seduce R : s to patient hearing florl`a Neer a whelps"; cis mei, erfli that high diselphise. -Anis lndb ich have been its this initaastkio d by Ulf galient - °tiers Wed it is stow proposed to Am& HP s, I feel that I shall ens se -04,4 :o a cold and tacit :.swat to the, now been made by the 'tight should fir_ cony. isideed to mist brave must so so feet* r matt ; id not know that they would s the breast of every Member in 'auks of Parliamentehave been nh NO It ~' the Ay ,cte • 1