The Sun. — London, England, 1813-04-28 00:00:00

AT very, numerous MEETING of AMR , CRAM'S,. BANKER', TRADERS, and abet' IN -11APITANTS.Of LOndon, convened by public advertisement, for the purpose of raising a SUBSCRIPTION to Assist the GERMAP;' , , in recovering their Independence, and held at the City of London Tavern, April 2 2, 181:3, his Royal Highness the I')uke of Sussex, in t he. Chair; the following Resolutions were, unanimously,agreo . 47 Resolved, ' tst. That the spirit of Teinly resistance against oppression, which, ia consequence cithe glorious example of the Russian nation, and the succeSs of their arms, has lately burst forth in the North of Germail, ought to be encouraged. 2d. :That All'uho . feel interested. in the cause of humanity, in the, fate orGermany. and in the welfare of Hanover and of the Panieatie toWns in particular, be now upon to evail themselves of this opportunity, to tuenifest thear'libe rality in the succour of the oppressed, by.o. seasonable sup port. to the newly raised putil , Ate Levitetlits thil North of Ger shuny, and by such .early eucouregor cut to assist in Muffling a general odium of national ardour, which it is fervently hoped . may lead to the speedy emancipati 30 of Germany. • Bd:' That a subscription be immediately opened. 4th. That a Conlinitti:e be eppuillied to carry.the objects of . this Mee.ring into cited, with inillower.lts. to the 'manner of sending the proposed succour; situttinit a Committee of Gen tlemen be now n=6(l for that purpose ' having the liberty to add to their number, and that fire Ntembers shall be a quorum. • •, 6th. That the Widows and Orphans - of those Germans who have fallen or ;nay fall sacrifices to their loyalty and ratriotism, be among the especial objects of the attention of the Committee. • , . COMMITTEE. ' His .Excellency Count Mini- J. I). Rucker, Esq. • stet. G. nevionie, Ei. Sir itoheAt Whttinh, Bart.; H. Burlnoster, Esq. Georsa Ile4, Esq., John Craven, Esq. J, M. II:lilies, Esq. . • John Tyler, Esq. Henry Smith, E sq . Jacob [lune, Esq. Rev. &Ir. Nese. John George Waite, Esq. , J . ..A. itucker,,Esq. Morris Oppenheimer, Esq. 'TA: I. Rucker, Esq. George Meyer, EAq. , P. ColqUhuun, Esq. •Rev. Mr. limper. Tlionias Roweroft, Esq. ' Einanuel Goodhardt, Esq. Edward Simeon, Esq. . George 11. Ward, Esq. George Soltan, Esq. ' Henry William Smith, Esq. James Meyer, Esq. John Engelberto Lielyenrood, Sebastian Fridag, Esq. Esq. B. A. Goldschmidt, Esq., ' Thomas Blacker, Esq. Robert Taylor, Esq. J. A. LEGEIt, Sr , !.' Amount of Sktbseriptioits already advertised I-6,736 0 0 Haynes and Kentish - - - - . 10 0 0 11. and H. W. Smith and Cs'. - . - 40 ' 0 Al. B. Schlesinger - - - - 52 10 0 11. Bartnester und &ins - - - 200 0 0 J. Twemlow . . - .. 20 0, 0 panic,' Mocatta, - - - - - 20 0 '0 Schutt Rolus, mid Co. -, - , 10.5 0. 0 T. W. it. - . - - - - 22 0 EinlaY,liodgson, and C o . - - - 105 0 0 I'. and S. - - - .. - 100 0 0 Taylor and NeWton - - - • 5 5 0 Iticharti Davis and Son - lO 10 0 U. F. 64esler - - ' - - - 15 0 0 Win. Prest itnd Son - - - - 106 0 0 Messrs. Terre). and Co.' of the City of . London Tavern, with the free Use, of their Rooms, &c. James Rullenger ' - . - - Alex. Ross, a Scotclimatt .. . - John Eti,...elberts Lichenrood - , - Eybe and Scinuack - -• Donis Sully - - Liebman Lowe utid Co, . • Adolphus Kent • - James ItileY John Odtly 1., and If. Witte L. Witte " . lifr4. D. C. Witte - tastctidieck anti Heals Jittnes Meyer and Co.. , Vil.ei„Auul lien nings Ceorge Rest -k , ... 1 1 01 ti) it and Ilellmann _ Wert.Jas. Levieti'• - - J. C. M. -' ''- - ' • .. .., l'ite Prop rietor of the Morning Post - Vile: Sglirotler nntl Co.. - - - .3 , K. Stotider - ' - . Datlet Collniatta - , - .. .. Caledonian Chapter of Royal Arch Masons, No. 2, In4d at Lbw flume Tisvieen - - 4 6 * Lodge of Felicity, Nu t 54, held at the Cock and Lion Tavel a .. - .. B.G. Goltermann . , - - G. W. Hennigs - - Salem and Grantolf - - J. M. Jacohe - - Spitta, Mulling, and. Co, 1. C. N. a German Mrs. G. Oppenheimer Miss Jane IL a German Lady Fred. Secretan, Esq. _. M. Sawmills, isq. - - r.. 1. . .. - Lewis Moller - - Thos. Smithy Esq. - . , thAtlbuticl and Satom'ons - Tiros. Darktow, jun. - - - J. It•Freese - . 7 - G. E. F. Schrvieger . - - Ilobert Curtis - ao . Clturles Quentin - .., Lewis Detnierim; - - • .. • '.. William lbettnering - -, - 17. Hansmaatt ' - .. . - - Some ',,t his Majesty's Ilanoverian Servants, Ureat 1a1,4e ? Windsor Park •,. i'rlv.i. lienrichs , - - - Scott, .(iarnett, and Palmer P., G. Kuhl - - - Dull and Sinsum - lilt's. Duppa it, hl." ' ..~ 5 5 21 0 10 10 50 0 25 0 50 0 100 0 105 45 5 10 0 25 0 10 0 0 105 0 105 0 105 0 60 0 10' 0 100 0 20 0 10 10 100 0 15 0 15 0 S 45 0 el 0 0 21 0 0 'no o e 40 0 0 105 0 0 50 0 5 90 0 0 10 0 0 50 0' 0 60 0 0 10 0 0 31 10 0 10 0 0 103 0' 1) 10 10 . 0 25 o`o 26 U 0 5 5 0 4 4 0 0 2 0 0 9 0 0 1 1 0 6 7 0 5 0 0 105 0 0 5 5 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 Dovrioa:l4lagens, and Mello 10o• 0 o tinbs,riptions are received by the Committee at the City of Lonl-00 Tavern; between the Hours of Twelve and Two, at the Bat' of the said House; at Lloyd's ; at Mct' , rs. norrien and Go.;: Down and Cq. Smith, Payne, tact Smiths; lia harts 'and Co. ; Fraser, Perring, and Co; Coutts and Co; Hannuersleys and Co.; and the, other Bankers of the Metro polis ; and 14 Heiiry Smith, Esq. Treasurer, No. 5, Lawrence Pountney-Pill. • LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING-CLOTH; The only Manufacture of the kind in the United Kingdom Established, ISOR. THIS Fabric combines the Properties' of great .Pueability, beautiful Appearance, pleasantness in wear, awl Isidl'o 'cotidrieke to Health in all Seasons and Cli ns:tte:i thaa any other d - rscription of Shirting7Clotbi I , vi..ry Piece is , usual wiirraUted find void µt the Paten teets Original 'Warehouse, 164, Cheapside,, near M. Paul's Harding, !Towel', anti and no other house iu Loodort. • 'ow Proprietor finds it necessary to state, in consequence of a ho o t &to Citeapside ofTeritigfor sale an it rticlg termed Im perial Patent Cotton Thread Shirtings, that Lowe's matinfar ture is the only description of. Shirting Cloth fur which a Pa... loot has ever been obtained; every piece of which has his Signatnre, Anutany other fabric than Lowe's, !told in imita tion of, anti as Patent Shirting-Cloth, is spurious, and au im position on the Public. GEORGE LOWE, Patentee. Nu. 164, Cheapside, near St. Paul's. FISHEIt DENTIST N 0.1 9, illifeSiCielt . tir-ivij wife . has nuitle ' a most import a nt Disc 'wive. partially or totally lost their ettVell to Persons wih) Teeth. Mr. F. is mist' enabled to supply that deficiency to the. most accurate nicety, made from a substance of superior excellence, tram its hardness and closeness of texture, aril from beauty . of colour, which it retains in the mouth th the last, and is capable of being formed to any 41, 11 Pet I :OntiefilittntlY their appearance is equal to nature, and tilt are; in every respect superior to uny thing . 4,1 the kind "P:kr Yet bids oke 0f...h1r. itttirtok from frii o) ' Cloul. I ill - O v t it iily.. l4 lr.r.wii•lies it to understi I I t • oerise wivta,,,,,tr, wish to /eS , nil any int the favours et` th e Nubility and Geotry 'from 4,341, 1 • Alr, f e es, MThy ":11r6fith°"lim Pr°fe"ian ("4" ow ~...,„ t reat the h onour to practise, and sou t 0/ OW/11147 i 1)8 lie e vi i :':`:; l ; , :n P on . 1, asure of ass! oc fil t j it i. .7 ' tt:•iil uttibtlirt'oet:haess:•ltr i fv ia ' ry h te u i t i ' h t ) l i l i t s ' N i t o t alit lice, where •;hiS ikarticular ire) tbe lioilour of at t e tolitt 's .t i r lY be tegitliedi nA ~e, writ, awl that.they will also dos tie °" 111,,5 , C1*. Mr. V. takes tills. aret:the- benefit of hit hi, 1 t 14 rhs his the ' i l r t ll 7 l (lf uf e s t : tel mn lit ,'e atria to assure them it will be always ' ' (' *Mita , Otoirlutura favours, ""*"“t *O l Y' to This Day were published, price N. In boards, REMARKS cm SIR •W. •DR LIALNIOND'S • (EDIPurS JUDAICUS; being a Sequel to Letters! to Sir W. Drummond. By GEORGE D'OYLY, B. 'Christian Advocate ili the University of Cambridge, Fellow of Corpus Christi College, and Chaplain to "his Grace the Archb►shop of Canterbury. Printed for T. Cade') and W. Davies, Strand; sold also by lie Bookseller►► of Cambridge and Oxford. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Tw6lie . Volutnes, Octavo, with a Por trait of the Author, and Maps illustrative of the -IVorig, price 41. IGs. boards, a new Edition of T BEHISTORY of the. DECI,II`4I and FALL of the IV/MAN 4NIPIRE: By EDWARD GIBBON, EMI. Printed for T, Codell and W. Davies, F. C. and J. Riving ton,"Wilkie 4nd Robinson, J.Walker,.l,L, Lea, J. Cuthell, ClarLe and. Sons, .1. Ntinn,C. Law, ‘Vhite and Cochrane, LongnOti, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Richardson, J. M. Itichard , on, E. Jelferv, 11.. Crosby and Co. J.. and A. - Arch, Black and Parry,S. Bagster, R. ' , toyer, W Stewart, Hatrhard, W. Ginger J. &lawman ' It. Scilly, It. Bald win, .1; Asnerne, lilacklork, T. Hamilton, J. Vaulder, • Cradoek and Joy, - Oak, Curtis, and Feniter,-J. Bohno.r. Eliers, John Miller, and It. lt. Saunders. Of whom may he had, • . The Same Work, printed in Twelve Pocket Volumes, price 21. Bs. in hoards. IMPER IA L PA It LIAM ENT. noun OF COMMONS, . TUESDAY, Arlin 27. , Afr.LONG presented an Account of the Exteaor dinary Army Expenees from the .. 2fith Decemher, 181 I, to the 2;itli Decemtrer, 1612. °Mere(' to be printed. MR. CREEVErS LIBEL. Mr. A. TAYLOR, adverting to the notice wide]) he had given for a motion ,respecting the trial of Mr. Creevey, said, that as - be understood that sonic further legal proceedings connected. with that trial were to take place-, he should defer his inotiou,till these' had passed, and tl►eretore wished the notice to be discharged, which was accordingly done. Sir F. FLOOD rose to communicate to the tiobse a fact which he had from the authority of the Dean and Chapter of the Diocese of Polies,. and which he thought was of importanne to the estab lished religion. Ile then went on to state that the Cathedral Church 'of Ferries was in a state of great deeay i and was' too small for the congrega tion. He %vas gOing on to speak at some length on this, when he was interrupted by • The SPEAKER, Who wished to k i nour whether the Hon. Member had any motion to propose at that time, or whether he meant" tosive•any notice on the subject ? 'Sir F. Ftoon mentioned the circumstance, not for the purpose of making any motion - On the sub. ject, but in hope that Parliament would think it expedient to make some grant for the• purpose of enlarging or repairing the Cathedral. The Dublin Marine Insurance Bill was read a second time, and referred to a private Com mittee. RONIAN CATTIOLICS. Sir Join( Cox 110eest.By rose to give notice, that on the 11th of May he should move for a Se lect Committee to examine and report the state of the laws affecting his Majesty's Roman Catholic subjects ; also to inquire liqn the number of Ito man Catholic Clergy in the United Kingdom, and the relation in which they stood to the See of Rome ; likewise the state of the Roman Catho lics in the British Colonies, and the regulation of foreign States respecting the ordination of Roman Catholic Clergy, and their connection with the See of Rouie. Ife said, that if the Committee was appointed, he should move that certain papers connected with the subject should be laid before the Committee. On the motion of Alderman ATKINS ) it wasor dered, that the Speake r s h ou ld not issue a wairant for the Election of a Member for Weymouth till after that day sennight. The second reading of the Trish Schools Bill was postponed till that day se'imight. ' Sir H. MoN•rooatimir postponed his motion re specting the introduction Of Christianity into India, from Thmsday next to Friday the 14th May. The Life Annuity Bill was nrtier•ed to be com mitted on that day fortnight. DREACII OF PRIVILEGE. Afr.'PROT EROE - rose to complain of what lie conceived to be a gross breach of the privileg6 of .the House, He alluded to a publication, entitled " An Abstract of the Minutes of Evidence taken before a Committee of the whole House of Com mons on the Affairs of the Nast India Company," Had it contained a fair abstract of the evidence, he should have considered it incorrect, but should not have complained ; but us it contained a gar bled and unfair statenient of parts of the evidence, he was impelled to make a complaint.' The work had been not merely printed and advertised for sale,, but copies had been sent to every Member of the House. As the-person who was the author of the work _might have written it without being, aware that lie was guilty of a breath of the' privi leges of the. House, it was, not his wish to• have him punished ; .bitt, if the offence were repeated, he should feel it his duty to bring the offender to condign punishment, Mr. TIERNEY thought, that if any person print ed only what had passed before the Committee, he was not guilty of any breach of privilege. Mr. PrtorimioE complained, beeause the state. tient *as garbled anti unfair. He would not par icularize those parts to which he principally oh, Tted, unless he were called upon by some Mr. TIERNEY said, that if the statement was garbled and incorrect, the person :who hint printed it was undoubtedly guilty of a breach of privilege. Mr. ROBINSO . N, on the part of the East India Company, disclaimed all cinmection with the pub lication, which had been the subject of animadver sion. The Committees on the Irish Butter Bill and the Irish Distilleries Bill, were postponed until to- morrow. The second reading of the Trish Cotton Weav ers' Bill was also postponed till to-morrow. Ad journed. MAILS. , Gukrtiee,-, I Jersey, I Diib Due—t Cadiz, 1 Lisboa, 1 MON, S Herigdkuiti;,e. Waterford. PIOCE STOCKS • Ttir3 'DAY AT TwEi.vt: [►'ct.ock. Consols I . Ited. Ant). 5S J THE 'SUN. 011.1.::V! QUI 4 DICEI4: FALSII3I AUIMAT ? L 0 ND 0 N, WEDNESDAY, Anil. 28, 'lBl3. Private letters, received from the French coast, state, that.Tar.LuYaAND had been appointed Pre sident of the Council of Regency at Paris. We insert this day some further extracts from the French PapeN, amongst which is another fabricated article purporting to be intelligedce from Sicily. • ;'wt., after a long silence respecting him, has at length been noticed, and we find him on hoard his flotilla at Naples, but snot. a word is said of hid , being about to join the Grand Army. Respecting the actions with BEAUHARNOIS, which we mentioned yesterday, the Paris Papers maintain the most perfect silence. We are still without the details of this victory, for such it no doubt is, there being no mail this morning from the North. The arrival" of a vessel (the OCean) from the mouth of the Elbe, whence she sailed. the 21st instant, was announc6d last night, but she brought 00 further intelligence respecting the defeat of BEAUHARNOIS with the exception of an addition to,the general, statement of • the fact, that the only line.of retreat which remained open to the vanquished army was in the dhectiou of Cassel. METTERNICH has gone from Vienna to the' head-quarters of the Emperor ALEXANDER, and ithinense magazines for the supply of the Austrian troops have been established at Troppan, Olinutt, and in the neighbourhood, but nothing further is known respecting the intentions of Austria. In another column will be found an official Russian Bulletin, giving an account of the sur render of the fortress of Czenstokaw on the 6th instant by capitulation. The LORD MAYon, Aldermen, Sheriffs, and Common Council, went in procession this day to present their Address to the Princess of • WNLES The procession passed along Cheapside, Lndgate.. Hill, neet.itreet, the Strand, St- James's -street, and . Piccadilly, to Kensington Palace, where they arrived about one o'clock...— , The weather being unfavourable, the attendant crowd was nut very numerous. Mr. .13ttooKEs, of the glass manufactory in the Strand, piaced.a purple Hag at the window of his first-flour, on which was printed, in gold letters, "Hold to the Laivs.".a monition which lie doubt less considered as very properly addressed to soni c . of those wh o w ere lik e l y to attend theTrucession. The following letter has been just received from Falmouth : PALNIOUTif, APRIL 25. " Arrived the Hebe (bite his Mi.jesty's ship Laurel), from Philadelphla, in 35 days ; brings - a report, that a French frigate bas been captured tiy our biockading squadron off the Chesapeak." The . Prince of ORANOE, who arrived in Eng land on: .Sunclay, • from Swedetr, yesterday paid morning visits to the Patric': RaimiT, and alt the Royal Dukes. • Yesterday Earl 'BATHURST had a long interview with the Duke of YORK at his office in the Horse- Guards. _ l Vesterday th e D u k e V oax held a levee at office, which attended by the Duke of CUM- Ent.mia, on his leaving England ; Origndier- General HUTCH msox, ou his going to 11 - al!a ; General litsLoli, on his return to Ltigland, on his parole of honour, &c. The flaniburgli Currespendenten of the 20th, con tains the follow Corbelitz neni . llorgh, April 12 . " Last Saturd a y a bloody ' battle took place, in which the French were most severely :Had daylight lasted only two hours longer, one - half of the enemy would have been destroyed ; as it waS, he Was compelled to make a speedy retreat, most vigorously pursued by the Prussiart4,: It was most gratifying to wittres3 the heroism and valour of our army. Sixteen 'pieces of cannon, SOO horses, 800 prisoners remain In our !lauds, and on the field of battle were wonted 1,500 dead, of whom only a small number were Our meth', (Corbelitz is the, village where Frederick IL used forlmany years to bold his reviews, and the action seems t►► have taken place on the review ground. No official account of this affair has yet arrived.) The il/11111411 murder of the four German Pa'=, triots, mentioned in the French papers, has ex cited the strongest indignation. A Gentleman belonging to the Committee for assisting the German Patriots read the account of it to the Committee, the foLowing resolution was im mediately passed : That the Foreign Secretary to the Commit , tee be requested to write, in order to ascertain the state of the families of the unfortunate suf ferers, viz. :---llirmann Friese, Repke BosebenH o , mahn Henri Neuhaus, and Gird fiarms ; and that immediate and lib er a re b i d be afforded them." her NAVAL NFSVS PLYMOUTH, APRIL 26.--M , brig liete from Philadelphia , w duce, bound to Trarice, opt- and Stag frigates. Also arrived the American PICKERARA, frotrt•Nantz„ with of brandy, wine, &c. hound to by the Belle Pouk"eindromache, frigates. Atrived a Prussian ship from license, with brandy and wine, 1 the William, Mats, from Si dpolionia, of Beaumaris, PARI Cork, and the Agnes, of Pluisto ter, from Cork, last from Elio with pror,isions for ells part; Caroline, Puaoy, and Broact from Sunderland the Paton Swansea ; and tik: latatsliee Chichester. RNOLITH, APRIL Princess of Wales cutter, with a ileet 4l°‘ for Heligoland. • The Nympheu frigate-, which Rrril— C u daY, is waiting to recei ve the D f ' LAN L!4 to COOVey him to the Contioe nt. l e Pet F ALMOUTII, APRIL tl this ti from Bourtleaux in 11 days , It Os that was taken for the Eli:dbetb pacitet in. DEAL,' A 17.—Citme 110tvii tiire APRIL Jane, GORDON, for New lowidlonl: cob anal n:1 51"Lired(l' Tarbes, the Juries.fi ittit h'i l b l b i a ii iiiillClll)73:l; Arrived the Cliailes, armed s hip, fr ° 111/4 'l' ' The El g in cutter has a signal 10(0 rortstiluuth. PORTSMOUT • !M Y ' H P APRIL 27,--AITIVec ty's ships F Downs. nv p o a y c,kv f c o , tcr with ti b ra : t - avourile and flfolverio fro. --11 g, near-.A.druiral Mooaa has. board the Iknne Citoneinte and will s' a Downs_ the first opportunity. M • eft co "Jesty's ship Aradagascar 1$ P i l „ A R pf bc e au ar in nr sd : l n i a:i . : a l l l i t s lortieal:Jrl.t.flavre;(lt,the Tele/1(0.' to o V( The homeward bBoktt17111:4111:1°CtlIseet)i/It°': The outward bound, under the Pit:di:l;l4lJ Irons hence this morning, hut arc brotig`l` in Ilweley Bay. Lisbon, &c. —. B rrslis;gl a il et M 44 110)11.6 4 , gy p ' ' of . AO 11 " The L have . • Lords counnissioners of lb' .. ,0 been p - kased to inform the Conninre: i , .• Sol'clt'c ptirloe:elettave given directions to too' ', 4 1 t t e tilt% Masters o f the foiloivitig 1"Pr)i) runoing away front his Jll:ljeSty'S ;;yip Chtr , ,, tween the 9th and 15th of Jiving< ;:ist,ll,iio G. ' The Aurora, J. You)", and tilt' 1°11 c; , BEST, front Liverpool to l'eto3ntn ip ne, It. MOFFATT, froth Greenock t o 0 Ayres; unit the Jefferson,ll. 800, to the South Seas. ~.0 / 14 „ vgivr i 9th : j lll at e lt r i n a . r — y, TheAtrora ran from 'th e c `' nv°Y illi t t l i f_e 4., l•l l...m o i i r k a or i G A ii merican p:::: :: ji- f i 1 ; i: , and was taken the followid , r ( 4, v ,f ----'---...------#.. 00 Inu i t -1 1 il o s it ja t j h . eestlY6l' si;iillTiiPiniss;4l;atrP,estil%°l:irntillrer(ifi;l:lllllr3llll /4:ziltdX. , l ir t ti l i v : l l: l o : : l:3( l P l) e ti : ll r t.el e s: C .: ( etr2 \l:;eliranjectilei;:oilloilliue):t.iiiiiti.sy‘ctiala,tt'leill:lit.stiaoelut:,irrbtiAntene3rtil.iiinbrit jiigipeilleasera:tlei-slicoilsr:iiiircill.itigillit'sio,gll:ll!):ll.slo:l:4milit.ohilloillici;:i'utt',:b3lol,?ifloCio#4! o .;fogii American privateer; after ""d r i, io 11 . on the Grand Cityllllllo9. i't ~,i.ndile t Ot i . - LIUNG, Esq. 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II strong purchase, to its superior 11, t rit , tiler, of greatlr weight, was aiferarar"; "too lie)ttetitelpitayriat:hiciltie:deteiiits:Malititavni jeY b°elet,iiiilir:eit,',ecelilitti;::::°:::: 11 0 1i ; Ailinir It •• ' ki ). rils i iiii 1 0 lit e tra m sThres, of tohneB46t)l,l!!rorel eortP,ji and pl,sed .0 ,i i 1 - n o . - , - irougn cii,i,t, t ig O i 1):113:1;tik. llO # tO t' ',#+? 4 1 of A %i ' ' l a L A c c s l ' , I " GI: tlife con result itottuillteil; re i n i ' ) .j o i:",:° r l ; . : 1.()til conspiracy against ber hie l' il .` o of I ) ~,-' unanimously voted by the C`P .l) .`, : i r'3L")V fa lfl ''''' on Thursday l a st ; and nraelo• tat,Co•l:t: by Colonel ALLAN and iiientol.l.,irote,,ifier ,1 Pittn, Respresenoitives for 11' 0 '1 .4 01 i'' time, an in Stloll III:0111er* Ili ilel''' ' =ay order. - 1 rrived the with colonial ared by the (.:,Vila 11 schooner cargo itotit,l g ) America, opt' II I) ache, MA rTo Fi , It » Boardego%, 106 Is(v)_, Lib o)outui:nipto Ito s lia!, MOO, fry SKY, ow, flovo, '..!lttizenii mouth, a is t h e itfary,W i) ircood, 111.)ctr) cur I pl fri' ti n, 13!nosi, quit, ilf, WO, f141.' ‘kt /C 10' of 1 81 4 0 • t i t itt dli; flrcllo t pig I,lk ° hli t . ~~llf 1 111 1,1, 7 11 rel li 4! 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