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i E. SUN. (41/13 FALSUM • 0 N i) 0 ' TUE/DAY, APRIL 13, 1813. 111112. Mail( l -at,: iti • MAID+. itnn:47l:Tl-1 Dublin, 3 Wattnrford. flat---1 Csnliz, -1 Lii• - bon, 4 Cottenburgli, 1 Guernsey, l Jersey,. 1 ll'aterford, 1 Dublin. PRICY. OF . STOCKS • . THIS DAY AT Twiavc WeLocK. Consuls. . 591 1 5 per Cent......... SSW Dispatches have been received from the 'Medi ternmean,"by the Ajax, containing an areotait a very gallarc. ;1041)1.Mb:tit affair, on the coat of Cattbriai by captain' HALt, ,who commamh the Sicil an flotilla„ with a detachment of the iiith 7Regiment,. commanded by Major STEWARD, Whiell . 11111dt:it in the face rot tt very inperior force of the enemy, charged two troops of his cavalry, With artillery 1 po , itett on at helght., killed the Comniancl ant,:nocuP., and 139 others, took their wins ;mil 163 prisoners, and• barnt or brou : ,;ht . away 50 sail of arined VeSSCIS, laden it h t ini',er„ and naval stores, with very little loss on our part,'excepting I!ajor STE‘OAttn, who wns unfortitnntely killed by a musket-ball, alter• the troops bad bsenrre-eta s: , 1411,1 1.• By some rivate letters nought by the Ire"igo la9d Mail, we luve're.ceiveri tho impprtliit int el ligetwe nt It Qemvention'eow,laded • with the I?a- Ut 11 Covemilent, which it was expected ‘vould It Id tiut aoly• to peace with Gyeat, Britain, but to newilark!e joining the ultißnee.against the Corri inort enemy. , • ;• LIELIGOLAND,. Aran, 6,--A Convention has been conclnded wjibthe DHnisli Government; and iitstend of having that power .ngainst Great Bri tain, it is no longer doubtfnl that peace will' be re-estahlillbed immediately, -for which .pnrpose nr•TINSToror procei...cts to Fmglan(l•. ' Danish . troops will in a tinie join the great coalition against the cotturnin enemy." Th, Ilaniburgh Correvnntlenien (-11*.the 3d. inst. also 'con mi s the following paragraph COPPENHAGE'4, MAUCH 20 not doubted that, the feace with Eng l .:mil will; be brought ho • mechately'to bear, aa:l that a corps.of (Mr troops %%411 join the Itini!:,an Artn'y,,„ . A inivate.let.ter front Copenhagill,likewise men tions, that no the.g7th ttltr View, ketsurtt had left that (it al for England; with dtspatehes of great import Alwe, and that. Count BEIANi.I'oIiFF bad been engaged on a IniSSioll to Great Britain. Other letters - front lieligoland state, that the persona b 7,7 w4ont tilt Convention was arranged with the Danish Ministry, were Count STnoNno wovv, on the part of . 11.nssia, and Admiral Moitet on the behalf of,Vingland, Of the fact of the Convention there ,is ncidoubt, but of the terms of it, or the greater Anr less pro bability of its leading to an effective treaty i 'we ere not yet it4formed. There. ill every reason, how ever, to expect the :noir. favourable results. The ouintutmicttions by the INigoland ail bringtts the folk:witlg important document "'blotted by Sweden, mitich clitinctly pledges the Swei,ii.,h Court to ho3tilitics %Oh France, " Ma.rch 80. " His : 4 1 , 1tijer , ty Ow Emperor of the YRENC:Ip in the Treaty of January 1810, agreed, that Sweall9l) Pomerania and the Principtlity of Rugen be given up to the King of SWEDEN', and bydhe sth article of the fs me treaty, it wag fie, *knowlerlvil by .ranch that tbe right of conquest' be abandoned, awl that to Sweden be • con- cetied the quiet pus:xis on c)ftric territory and revci- The ri,viper v r N,AroLv.6N . violitted thii, en- f;.lgenle . ,it by ttijit6t. fltlitiAt On the country, cinraiice intu it i 1 the.iiimith of January 0, 114 t. yv,U . „ the sßel'ett:ltit, of the l'reaty ;0,1,1 the tion4l4, Nvilicti united :1110.t Vntoce Nvere I,lltib'rtttiv:y tt n rtrtittlet'. "11 , 1 all hey,- Liva neglect sole; n 0 the right;) ;opt overeiguty (~. have reverted to the King I%'ol Master,- and, ,under eirennvitances, I authorised to declare by ilis royal - will and '' 1. TIIA: 1113 l'ilajenty the 3,;:ing SivEnzx •ic sulDes pmse.!:sion of Poitiertulia and tl'c Isle of 1 .41 `' i`.=l 2 Tliat all ikgents and (;outractorti far the t'rea , :h zo account for their re their halancts to such Officers the tcr. , itoryis :)110.11 be appointed. " 3. t(!i'liititi:ilarriltV:Ctiltnll,:i :31;1111 be (icvoilli-og to this rcgol:Atiotis of do tiolvention t)f be ; twetni (..:otoi• Von 41i41M, CAI 4, That if, contrlty,,t to iiu t . : , .rcrtation, one o more of Oil:: lo;4 al dimn4hii nl.ty hiive neLtn trani ierretl the French poßsesiors, the King; my Ina s, ter, wili not neknHowlydgu thevalictily fi t to, „n en ,. flow; lint he tleeiere3 b) these presents, that he will St3i3L* weaoi~4ais.:..~ ..,,,_::cat++a:~:,..~a. '5..,..~<~. seite his propel ty rvbercver he may find it, ordering, however, such in*estigation of the pretensions of the parties as justice may require. • Authorities . , civil and military, "area to obey this Royal - I.landate. • (Signed) ' Lieut. Gen. SANnu,s." Amongst our further Extracts from the Paris Papers will be found the proceedings in the bench Senate, relative to the raising an additional ce (upon paper) of 180,000 men ; and , also re inling the Sweniion of the Constitution (i's is called) in the departments of the Ems, the Weser, and the Elbe ; that is to say, to subject the Hanseatic towns to military execution, be cause ,they have endeavoured to regain . their birth right, that freedom to which they were entitled, and shake off the oppression and unjust tyranny of France. In three months it is promised that they shall a , /ain be redured to snhmistion. We lruSt the tyrant has mis'calculat d as egregiously in this instance as he did at Mo , eow. • accputlt: has been received (hat, the ni2.ntioned ships, ontwiird 7 hound, arrived off Ma deira on the evening - of the 18th, 'Abruary last, Ess'ae, Brid„owater, Atlas, Princess -47nelia, Rose, 11:1etca(ft, Baring,, Manilas of rrellivton.— Also Alp_ Country ships, Providemee and Cleiren don, mulct. COnVoy Of biS iiirtjesty's ship Dirdaius, to9;etlier with the . 1 4razil Fleet, under convoy:of hi, ..;1:)jusi)::, ship Aquiloa. • CITY. ADDR ESS TO THE PRINCESS OF WALES. Thf! processiOn of the Lord Alayar, Alderptert, • Sheriffs, and Livery, set . out front Guildle4ll-abont a quarter r.tst twelve'. : ft coni,i,tell of upwards of an hundred carriages, and extended'frout Guild- • ball. to the West end - of Cheapsitle, where a short pause took place, for the pin giS7ing three tions to the 'NfarShals who headed the proceSsion,_ to go Newgate-street, up nolhorn, and along Ox.find-4reet, to the entrance into.llyde Park, at Bayswater,;wbere they were ordered to wait for further instructions., The crriwd in King street and Che'apNit'e was considerable, but not to be : compared t:t the immense assernhlage of persons., of all descriptions who colected itr St. Chureh-yard, and in tbe„ l streots through ‘vhieh.the procession was pected to pass. .11i r. Aldertnau (.7outbc fell into the procession, next o the f,tate7eoach, just Os it turned down Newgate-street. When the cavalcade pai. , sed Out, nt the sontb-we:•;tern tr,, , ,te of Ifyde Park, the poptikce were so eager to arrive:in time at the Pahee, that. they eovdd not tt , it for the ordinary ineawi aceesi' to the Cltrdetis, i. e. by,the, gate, they actually sealed the )vallo by hundreds .;it , a. tune. Artived at the Palace, the Loi'd Alayor aiul the Deptitati:m alighted how their C:f,rri , yes, aud-en,• tered ttt the portico-gate; ,fornthig a part. of the weste %1 01 Kensington-palitce, :111th:hence proceeded to the. hall of audience, where 'they were . tece i ve d in d ue form. Utter the,lanse of halt ait hour, they returued to their coacif...;,: Th e satite marks of p9puk::.. ;Iplu•,hAtiolt litteotleti'jhe 01 loudly called on to appear,.twk.c bei•iell to the assetablel ;it altitude, About eleven o'clock hcr Ilighnes:4, sit tended . by Ladies Charlotte. Lindsay, mid Cnitiotte . Campbell, lett lilacklicatZi, for Kensington Pa 'lec. Her Royal Highness travelled the host private way across the country, nod over Bat tersea Bridge, and arrived at Kennington Pa lace .at a quarter , past .twelve The po pulace had began to assemble round the Pa lace, by eleven o'clock: . Soon after o . lle, 1 icon, belonging to .Bow-street .()liiee, who w a i en trusted with' the direction of the, Police upon this occasion;, clewed all. those ,assembled 'har the entrance to the Princess's apartments to the. out, side of the railing, - .which :encloses the grass plat, to enforce which he called in a manlier of the n'ti litary to his assistance. The crowds that coral tined floeltir g titre tigh tlyde Park and Kensington GiI,P4MS' had a most delightful t:iivet between the. trees.from the Palace, the sun shining remarkably • bright: Lord-Mayor"s (entienten in W;iiting: arrived at one to be in readiness to receive his Lord.' . ship, At ten minutes past two o'clock, thegrand tit valcade arrived ; the crowd that Accompanied it overpowered the Police, and the ,Ililitary,;ind bnrst open the gates at . which it. entered, Tile Lord Ma), or was 'received with reiterated ch:!crs and plandits by the incaleitlahle crowd that stirrOund, ed the palace, and those in the trees. -.The :4lder men were received with three littizas. Al r nian Wood experienced unbounded fipplanse ; his carriage ,was 'drawn to the., door of the Pa= lace by men, and w'hen it stepped, numbers of them were thrown down, but received no mater:eal injury. The 'Common 'Councilmen who attended on the Occasion did not appear in that charaeter, hut merely as Liverymen. Air. Waithman was among them, and'received the,warrn greetina a s Of the no , ptilaCe. • " The Loge! l'ayor,• Aldermen, .were sh'wn into the small dinieg-room, between the grand din ing-roenn and the drawilig.room.Theprocession eolisktel Of the City Ma rshals intheir tinifornii in horseback. The state eitreiage and six bay s , in Which were the Lord Mayor, the ALtee hearer, tlie 61Vord of State, and his Lordship's Chaplaiii ;: Conibe; Wood, d Goodheitere ; She r iff N u d es . f ind re CicylZ.efnew'ol ;limey ; ,Sherlif nay and his Chet - daini the . the Cot C0 , .n.-roller 'the SidicitOr, the Town Clerk, and 'about 150 of the Livery idtheir gowns. Their 'totting -doWn from their carriages oceapied it' half an honk.: It being announced to the Princess that the . whole were .arrived, her Royal Ilighness:entered from a back anti,rooto iato the grud dining-rootri, and took - her station at tin! yelper end of the rpom,. With her back to It small marble slab, ',before It litl";.' 100%111.".gl.a s. L , - dies charlotte Lindsay, CitnpLcll, , 11t1 :cagy Anne 144juilton, :Iter Ili•::,linezi.s.3ll,ll - iti waiting,st.ttld'to hei*Tiiilit4 hand, 'and , Afr. St, Leger, her Vice-Charalgtrlaii, till The Town Clerk 'app3:o the • PritreeSs r , , and react the Addres.i. Her Royal Ilighness read ' her answer in a vory firm, distinct, and dignified manner ; hcct ‘,%.,t, repeatedly interrupted by the bIIZZNS Of the 1101:11litCe, 'Who were disc. to the . windows, on the grass plat ; at the' con clusitn of which the citizens were all individually most graciously received,•and - had the honour to kiss her Royal Highness's right hand. 4lder man Wood, the mover of the Address, remained in conversation with the Princess for some time afterwards. They retired through, the hack premises, and got into 'their • Carriages 'in the court-yard, the populace continuing in an immenle multitude: Her: Royal Highness very comic seendingly went to both the doOrs, accompanied by all her attendants, and courtesied to the multitude., ,The pressure was then extremely great to get near her, atid.it was feared sown Serious mischief would be done ; and some leinales• who bad int-, prutrently brought infants into , the croWd; . were, trout humanity, let iota the Palace. Her Royal Highness afterwards presented herself from the balcony on the first' floor, •wintre she was also re ceived with, great acclamations, and after remain 7 log there a abort time, she retired to her private apartments, and had a ':ielect party to di niter. In the evening her Royal Highness' returned to Muck heath, by the same route she came in the morn ing, for the purpose of, avoiding, as much•as pus si!,le, ail appearance of oventattous was, however, repeatedly . cheered on the road and , on her.arrival at Blackheath, the enthusiastic shouts . by which she was 'greeted,. were equal to the joyous acclamations of the people in Kensiog,- ton Gardens. ADDRESS AND ASISIArER.:' To her Royal highness the P.RINCtiSS of WALES. The bumble Address of the Lord niyor, Ahh!rnicrs, and Livery of the City of Loudon, in. Common llrt,ll -assembled i May it please your Royan We, hiS [Majesty's loyal suldects, tie! Loid Mayor, Alder men, and Livery of the city of London, an Common Hall as sembled, hearini; in mind those sew i:uents uti profound vene ration and arillitit tOcction with which we hailtat the arrivAl of your Roptt . n igl t 1 es 3 in this country, {multi). Itete,eli your Royal iliginiesS to receive our upurititt PS, thOli ill' the of the• Citizens of London, those sentiments hove lev6r expe rienced &titillation or chattz . L.. • Deeply interested in ev.:ry event Lonneett'd with. the stabi lity of the.Tlfronq of ttiis ingtiorn under ttot only of the !louse of Brnitsm 4:1,; tenderly :ilive'ta every eircurnstance let:I:lug; the, personal welfare of every.braiali of hatlllustrions 111/11-.2, we. haVe felt indignation and ::uluAreupe inexpres.; upon.the dilclosure of that foul tt.nd &At:stable conspi r.tey, witi c: l ) , by petjtird arid Nul)ot tail itU;tueers, has been cat rites year [loyal hwio.ir a Jld life. The - reocnifion for the I tw,:, t to:Rler..o ion, the forbear. fume, the franln: ,, ;, Ilse itro,„rnanimity which your Royal 1/ighttess he' so lOnOtt . Otly displayed, wider Oucunistanees s,o trying, and during it pei , ecttlio4 of so !Ong duration : thesei' 4 'irbile they denten,' an,express r ton of out' nub:totaled applause, cannot fail to excite in re; a confident hope ' that, under the pWay of your illustri o u s -and. ur, W beloved Daiter, our I aren Will enjoy ell the botieiits of So ilrighl int extOlll3], ; s=tud ' We iIU b fiCtOli!ltsiliO„lnOVt unfeignedly - to assiii yt,iti Royal :Highness, LINO :es well for lite sal4 . of the country, os froio 4 tiettu: of ju, tic, it! id Of q,,ty, Re pil,ttll:thyttpi feel anti Lut li•e4tly to give progt I.lo , t , :iktxivps solicitude for your. Royal Ilii3ltness% health, pr , s,:e,•ity, and Laiyine.is: sigo,d,„; fly order, tiLNity wOmyrlionPE.. • . . 'L) Which . A.ticiresit Ler Itoyal Inoltuess was - plc see ter re.urn the following AVIS‘Ver . • iheril: •,.ou fur your and Ftlfectionate Address, It. La, the gi eaten cuusniation to learn, that daring 4o many persecution, notwithstanding" the pk , rseveritiii dissemination of the tno. t deliberate calou,7:ies ag:ilo.,t the kind and tuvnurable sentimenti %snit wilion they (lid me, the honour to approach the on my arrival iu this country, haye : undergone neither diminution nor eliave in the ticiirti of the Citi`iens of London. The ,en,e of indignation end a:diorreace you exgre.4s ogiun,t the foul, end deteeltbh!'eonspirecy which, by por,iiired ,niid suborned tradneerq,' bes been carried on i%giiitilt my life and Inmour, i isurtlty of po p end must. 6reCttif)mg to ;it twl , t. he 1114 hy every brunch of that Illtistri !, Iloii with xhit:h 1.-au so cloiely connected by blood awl mavvi,ige, the, pcc.iothttwkllare of everyone - of ‘iiioni must , bay, ;,en ..4i'e,ted by the sacces, of §tich atrocious inachina... tions. 't he (Un , ciongies- cif my itlnoevitcr has supported me through my ho i g, severe, and unmerited trials; you s r appro. f ! c a r i i i n ee ; n s o . f cooduct under them is it r. , warit fur all toy suf . I snail not lulu any opportunity I nifty be porroitted. to en joy of enenurogittg Itie talents alai virtues of my dear Dough-, er„ the' Prinee:.s crt,•ertt,of ell; ;lied I slc,ll impress upon tier nowt nay tut s...nse of the ohligation coori,rrd uporr toe by thie spotetatteous act of yelitr jitstict , and She v ill therein eltrotty peoeire at that free Con st ;lotion, which, in the natural Cfine, 01 ereitt3, it, in be he,r Wgli deathly to pretide over,. anti her 4:4 , r0t1 duty t o tuala taiu, wli;elt allows nit tine to girth under °tyreselan; arlel she a ill ever he bound to the City, of London iu ties proporti , ,nrl e• strength of that filial attachment i have c bap pines,unifornily to trperienee froth her. .1!r assured that the, cordial and coovincinz have thus given of your solicitude feet nr. !F,, , , ! : /wo e) will he eh es ishi t d . in grotefol re•.:o 1.414,4 Anttnient of ;ay liar, and the distiagni adopted by the first City of this great. Entiel,,, dere!l by posterity as a proud wetuorial of toy vtatileated honour. The—Ai:ere all received vcry graOlou81:r. thtd had the honour to kiss her 'Royal Highness's - hwld. Sinnley eftetnoon, abont hull-past three o ' clock, Princess en.kuLOT'L'H, littended by Aliss kit town ' for %Vintltot The I)ticile.is of followed her i itovai her carriizge. Yesterday mrein;4 . , about ten o'clock the GLNT left cowl' foe i si r itaior. ' Vesterthiy„ soon titer four o' clock . ~t he Duclk'',s. nt K left :Own ioi thalant+,B.. .morning," Tla)iitfis .IVilliain ita*Nedfill alias for housebreitkiug; Boggbigitm :ttid Tiomas I . 'rancis, for (lit wifencv, .(atici:: - 111c:riiii, for coining, %%ere ' , pia - niant to their ientenee, exectrted on t i ne top of the New Prison in kft. i rscino.up,er-lelie. The above unfortunate melt were conducted .oik the temporary i,;eaftold 1) Mr, .1,:%•eq , , attd ie'verdl of 3 .is atten(Ltot beta - vt C.glit and nine oidock, amidst Ali iinfittli3e coneouri,c tit speetatorS, .NVIIO at eqrly how had assenthlett to it itiie . sq the. utl'iappy .. ttxits of ,these men out of tlik . world, ap peaonces during the civtul niontent were tinly deploraYe, notwithstanding which they seemed t 'to ,excite lint cominkeration trent the sUrrounding multitude; .each of thein , condliet-tql th:niselvestm-this - oceasion with httotning forti -41,11(1 lifter reepiittitig rt .short period in player, and re , t , of .11p risk beingassigned to the Vsxecutiorter a„ lits , essistiktit . , , they' ' ‘;`('re 13011 c he ' l il k ,t " t( Tniq ; when their tiotlies,, after Ira log lwint steventicti, 11,4 usual time, were cut down and delivered to their connexions Tor interment. AVA L NEWS. gun - on a cruize. PLyMOUTII, APRIL' 11 marotit; a very fin& American schooner, from No Yorli• With a. Cargo df pqrel by the o coloni3l produce, boot to 'Bourdeaux, , ca t xhound b,ig war. Saileclille'Comet sloop of w ar, and the Vvq,4 PORTSMOU'fft, APRIL 1%)..---Arrive i d ll • s ... 11 1 1;0 a. ty's ship Ajax frOm Gibraltar and the. i‘lecliterr.,: near). ~,,,'' Sailed the Tuscan on a cruize; and the 'Tuscan with a eon•roy for 'GuernseY and fersey. • , . • • •,„ ' -------- , , , vessel from liourdeaux, with x AL3fOuTff, Arlift..lo.--Arrivea the ,iy/c.a,cl;t4 ter from Gibraltar, in 22 days. A1().4 3 Pr °i ' ll' Majesty's• shfp . Dispateh. Sailed the Prince Ernest .paelmt for Lisbo,o• —. lai,, Yl, . MOUTH, APRIL 12._ The Dapper ga n. is getting . 1 - - . • um er werrh with fi • saild traorr". b fine -al for thy: 1) ' -lultic. 'The frouonrable Alajor-Gcn'' CHAS. g • 1 it —TEWART anc. su it e have :kr:.i'ved here from t Oa London, and will c„) , lt i o cii. proceed to tile , board the Numphen cnttcr. salt, prize to his ~.„1 the e.;Ol2K t APRIL " 7.....*0il rilleSti'!V 31t6/1(): ' OW 'Newfoundland and Halifax Fleets , svill ti t , ll , l it 0 cent man of war that s' a il e d f ro m this barv,u, 4, Sunday MOlning last, were foreiti back Ir ii , to , verse winds, notwithstandiut; every clad apt"`' e . roecute their vilyake: . The Thwaii!drl,"; r , - o ' ' f c of CA Mr131:1•1 came in this nwrning.. vigi l '''' improbable.. , ‘ ; tl o ' 7 l "2 l o l i:r t e b t e nr y n ed o i f .o t r l d ie , l B, l 7. e c t . t India Fleet, to' I. !' Ports; with th, 1 4 1 4 Dragoons ' g ' • ' , 01 f ~. and 41st ItegoilePt, ,", ;i i detachments of Infantry, tinder Ow ~ , y , ,, are ready' for a start di:- tirst-lair Vi.intl: c fleet of trlisn:b.:() 810/kea at .(1,1 , er • . c ' lot 'ItY ffo' 11, 4 , ' ) 41 . I f)(4 1 • ;c 41,1- 11e, l ic " • tip L ed N, .„3;h't 11Y ~ • , t ; il -.1 1( "Y ) 14rj !, t • • ~•• ," 1 ••, )11. .• , , •.1,,, .FRENCH PAPEUS. After the I L ZeTiO S i f t il lieit a ) l"'ll Sll::N t iicT(E;(4lllS , eili g• I eat 1 i SPitC PreSellte ' d 'iiv p o rojects of LI S '' 'll4"..l* iil turn, acid Count Defertnont explained the the manner following : • ' v• )1 " MY Loans ANTI S EI CATOIIS, 1- A 1 Ott beard the COMlllti:lit:atioils whi ch big iNfJ.I6 ordered to be made to yoti ; ex iit ing.circull.v' render an augmentition of our mititAry 015 disPensahle; if is the=ol)ject of tlie.:5""Ol`l. sultupi . which vi . e are clnirgedto prcsent t ° t it `.;lll.4%tvteertntuost sereegii•lci‘ut)tioleped:: i f; i ' t , i i C 1 .: 1 , 1 t i f )! : re t ;, 1 0 rank-., Limn lie exposed to Ilk d' il 'i tre' ' '" c! :11'e ClisPlable fored, Of Prnssia is not 81 ' t., that the Empire way timke her l'eptl.4.4i, I nini i' l k en i c i i :g be :l t i t t . e r reti into ki COOte' t " ili-fiker'.l''. 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""°W/ Cirritleillen, that if we wise,c „05t,... 4 !hest be ( . 11)iTtinett by successes, that " ,'„,.,t, i . 41, i r t : s ti1 4 1 1:71:1 1 :i a l t i l t y ; and to obtain tliqt "' ' J . , ol 4: lt .t . •140(11)', ' c fit) r t a i t . tb e fi: i r -tr i s i s r t:l l- : 1 9 1"- i e , t a t l i i ll e il , '; ) '' ;: e f il t b l t:11 : ste p t1;:11;le:r.Yt“:14:'':"3!')•:::::' • ~ The 1 , ' i , added to the - active armies., e tilt; otiico • " Ninety thousand men tlie IN;:iiikl:'11:teol: 'liV:le'cii l''‘ ' tion of ,JBi4, Nvltose levy has alrcltlY. o tiisii thorised, will only find a change iti tile"' ~' ._ , „,:ce Lion ; - toviea v." ,%; ?„-• 1 ...,inety,t..,,,wand men art to be i- 01 , il' 111,1;lt:ijet:iLtlic dk r oaition 4i 'fitlc 11. al , " 1 tient ~„ "'1 he defection of Prussia moy liifY. l ji. , enemy's foices with so t or 100,00 I " e i u ,2' o „e, t• is therefore right and attviiable to it c l o , artily of the 1 - ,:npire :ti the int/it: proP°ll,,, l la „:" 'nth" 1.1. creates four ref.,,;htic!;-3 1-.,,),,?1 %li t ti l t t i l. i i i f ce l ss. .l:i i i . i y otir, in the ivi) 0 !" 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