The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-11-11 00:00:00

--wrmr7"-vrryillr -ipriory
Sac:
The Duchies of Berri opened the
quadfille, in which his Imperial Highness
Duke Constantine' was her partner,
dances and waits followed in rapid ,
numerous orchestra, under the directit
1.401, mewed the new quadrilles,
shionehlewolid ender the title of "
(Soiree, rte fetarille). The ball w
(indite time eter sipper. .
it appears remain, that the ,
effeir of Grit. Canuel *Mkt spplirdlfor.
The Journals of the South begin to engage their
• Tenders' ettention with the second pan of the dread.
lot and eternal drama of Rhodes and Alby. An
• introduction, in three column., has already ep.
peered in Vie Memorial Bordelnis. Wel however,
most (11.pense with repeating it, as it could* no..
, thing new or ihteresting, and the Public, we.
sieve, to be perfectly satiated with the detail* I
termination of the first procedure.—(Jortrosialtfes
Debuts.)
I:our vessels bare been tat Bayonne, ost IC.
count of some individoals of Cadiz. Them cam
_ cannon, and are destined to protect the camper •
• that city against the eutlacity of the Insurgent
• croizers.
_Before leaving Stutgard, the Empress Dowager of
IfAssia addressed a letter to her daughter, the
,Queen
, of Wirtemberg, expressing the lively interest she
:felt on viewing the verities benevolent establish.
mots instituted by the Queen, and declaring herself,
. with the eoucurreuce of the Emperor, her, son, an
, thous' subscriber to thin Wirterolserg Society 44 Be-
seicence, to the among of 4000 roubles per ass-
lief Majesty was bora et Stetgard, ou the 25th
14 October, 1759, and became a widow on tile 15th
of. Starch, 1801..Sbe Isas jest accomplished her 59th
year.
' •The Gareienic Diet havirsidle*os of the late Sit.
flogs bid a Report upon thei,,liep relating to the
Liberty of the Press, has apppietesLa Commission
• of Eve Members to propose sellifetlf,oores ou ibis
subject. 1.
French Funds, Nov. 6.—Five per Cents. 70 f. 15c.
Batik Stock 1576 f.
CAM, OcT.23.—The Cabinets of Madrid and
. Rio Janeiro have not yet been able to come to an
- understanding respecting the important question of
; the restitution of Monte Video, sod the situation of
the Colonies being extremely critical,it appears to be
determined upon that the expedition preparing here,
, Instead ,if proceeding to the Rio de la Plata, will
..be sent to the South Sea. It is understood that
at. first. object will be the recapture of Chili, in order
•: to preserve also Pato, which is menaced.
e A •1. A-CliAp EL E, Nev. I.—The Emperor of
Russia has publicly testified that he was enchanted
with the reception given to him by the King oft.
r. France. His Imperial Majesty proposes to remain
.here for twelve days, and then to proceed to Bruit.
.._.sets. The Emperor of Russia went this morning at
le o'clock to the hotel of the Doke of Wellington,
t with whom -his Imperial Majesty remained upwards
of an hoar. Lord Castlereagh had, about noon, a
erstiferente with the Prince de Ilardenberg ; his
• Lordship then proceeded to the hotel of the Emperor
* of Russia. •4 •
The Congress is co the point of putting the finish-
`..jog hand to ittiergottatit negociatious.
hoe- .BlstrlXa.PlaragelrW(siOitfra .Prussia aed-his
trite are repeated 'begsti the .stWiJle
▪ r. belabor. ..•n'
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DUTtill MAIL.
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• Alutissztv, Nov. 2.41-In one of oar 3eutnels is tits.
t• ollowing, statements, signed by Mr, Deplentier,
• tailing hinsielf formerly Captain in the Young
Guard, ana vrlitten at Dusseldorf, the 47iii Of Oct.
last :
" I hate irately defiled from Texas, whither I in.
tend to reliant as soon as I shall have executed my.
commission• telth which General lAllemand has
..•! charged nee. With great sorprise I mod in an Ant.
1 werp Journal a letter, said to be frost an facer its the
- Camp d'A.yle, in which it is assertectithat the colonists
. are preparing to undertake an expedition against
• Meek°, under the command of Generals lAllemand
Sod Itigeod. This is entirely devoid of truth. These
colonists of Tourers 1,200 in number, among whom
I there are five hundred able to bear arms, that is to
say, almost as many as are necessary to defend the
colony against the attacks of the savages or the
Spauierds. The colony has no design against Mexico.
• , —General Lallemend it exclusively employed in the
t organisation of the rising colony, and has issued no
. proclainatioe which gas slats his neighbours, and
the oebsppy fugitives 'who have united their fate with
big do but till the ustoecopied land ou which theihave
settled. As for the riches of this land, they are still
buried in tbe earth. They will doubtless be brought
to light, !batiks folios courage and the perseverance
of the colonists, obese only encouragement in their
• present eiKeiSitide is the prospect of future pro.
ipetity.
..Isix.r.A.CsrArsr.s.s4 Nov. t.—lt is. positively as-
sorted, that the difirences between Bavaria and Ba-
den are adjusted, and that a courier has been die:-
patched from this city to Carisruhe, with news that
the Baden territory will not be infringed upon, and
that Bavaria will be indemnified in• another wanner.,
It is now said that the protocol of the Congress will
be closed en the 10th, oud that the Sovereigns will
depart between the 15th and 20th.—During the visit'
of the King of Prussia to Brussels, discussions will
be set on foot respecting the consierciti relations off
the frontier prosincee. Thbogent or owner of the
Westphalian domains hat again presented a:very]
energetic memorial to the Congress.
IlAzsi la, Ave 30.—We learn that en the 3d
init. a Ceinese juuk, was attacked near Kanasilic by
17 pirates, who, however, were defeated in their at-
tempt to seize the vessel, by the timely aid of Messrs.
Dolled and flarslem, residing there. The Govern.
spent has signified to those two Gentlemen its satin.
faction at their conduct on this occasion.
rAJRAMAILIIIO, SEPT. 14.—An Ordinance was is-
sued on the 4th lost. by the Governor ad interim, by
which the tonnage duty on Netherland ships shill be
paid on the same fooling as before 11.95, viz. three
guilders, Dutch currency, for every last. Foreign
vessels continue to pay the same tonnage duty as at
present.


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A new Tariff of duties on wine) spirits) end the
lilac) was published the same day.

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The contents of the dispatches from St. Helena
have not yet bees suffered to transpire. The Courier
talks of a fast-tailing shitbavi.ng been frequently seen
hovering .about St. Helena, with which the British
cruisers could not cosne op. A sort of flying Dutch-
man, we suppose, sent tb frighten Sir.Housos Lowe
with the terrific vision of losing his twelve thousand
a year. • If, however, there be no better grounds
for apprehension than this wonderful spectreship,
the alarm must rest with poor Sir Bynum In
die meantime the statement which we gave yes-
' to/day, respecting Sir Rumors Lowt's notable die.
cover, of a plot in a boa, is still persisted in ; and it
is added, that no correspondence between Sec Helena
and Munich, Rome or Parks, was discostetrest;• nei-
ther was any plot to convey away 86NA-!;:eiTE con-
tained in any of the buses or letters discovered by
the " vigilance of Sir flopsON LuWE," which
64 vigilance" merely consisted in receiving them fusel
the hands of the Captain of the stOreship, who '
undertaken to deliver them to- the person to wtl
they were directed.

THE QUEEN.
•Tideighent the whole of yesterday, •nd ep to a
Jiate hoar, no alteration had eaten piacO.ln thettata
of her MAJESTY. The following- issued
this morning, will show in what wanner abs
-pissed
the night :

" Kew Palace, Nov. li.
" The gnaw has had little sleep iu the night, and her MS-
mem remains bevy much indisposed.
(Signed) " F. AMMAN."
" H. HALFORD."
The Princes; AUGUSTA IS also much indisposed.
The intense anxiety which her Royal Highness suffers
on account of her MAJESTY appears to affect her
health. She has not left the Palace for the last two
ke PRINCE REGENT, accompanied by the Doke
orrona, arrived at the Palace yesterday, about•
seven o'clock, and remained to dinner.

The private nccounts state, that in the early part
of the preceding night, the QUEEN, as was anticipated,
became progressively worse; and her attendants were
in a state of considerable alarm. Towards two in
the morning, Unmet:sips Vralsmclof Ole symptoms
. ..
:ftsist,yioldett •stlfteshilty,4o Oa adof*P4llll44try'l
Here the Royal patient. •
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The PRINCE REGENT-11'0i having mitlkeim:pilkivryl 1
visit to the Palace on that evening, nor
,anfisseepte.),
Illf having arrived from his Royal 11igheeas as naid,
II courier was sent off express, at 1% O'clock In'thtt
slight, with letters to his Royal Ilighnnes irtil. 0141
Physicians. From that time her MAJEsTiriettlaatily I
sunk into that unconscious state, in which sire in.
1
variably remains between the paroxysms; awl et an
early. hear, yesterday morning, Sir HENRY HALVORD
left the•ralace for Windsor Castle, in consegience of
a modeller having arrived from thence on Ile pre-
ceding evening.
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The drcadfel extent to which the Slave Trade is..
carried on at the Ilavannah, notwithstaudingail Or:
professions of the Holy Covenanters for its mho-
'Won, and the money we have given to e sisoisi,
worthy of all Monarchs, the King of Sews, \.. :Ali;
ululate his humanity, may be estimated try,eir Ale
la the Jamaica Papers, which have arrived t Id •
alt. Seven hundred and twenty-eight hauls
4,.
were Imported in one vessel, et the Ilavassei , in
,one day, on the 19th of Jeee Ii is time
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"passea, daring whk.lt FERDINA
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his subjects shall posses this
compassion, and aspects the

for him in order to enable him
a eider scale ! The House

mooed to meet for the dish
27th of October. Two attempts
set fire to the towo of Port

the design was on each ocet
damage prevented.

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The French Papers hive
nln A resolution has been

Jebel!
•401#1,1* ing t.
the principal Merchants, Rankers, and Capitalists of
Paris with the•avowed intention of booying "op the
funds, of purchasing many million of renter, if rte.
`cessary : but it is alleged, that confidence has been,
restored, without resorting to this ail. 11110 adjust-
ment of the differences between the Cativo( Madrid,
and Rio Janeiro has yet been effectedd leis nowi
admitted, that the destination of the expedition fitting]
out at Cadiz, is to attempt the reconquest of Chili.—'
To so low an ebb however, have the resources of the
once mighty Monarchy of Spain been redoced,that the
sercaliiile interest of Cadiz has been necessitated to I
provide for the means of its own proteition against
the Insurgent privateers, for whicitilirpote, four
armed vessels have been built at Bayonee.
The prices of the French Funds of rtatirduy inch.
eJ town yesterday, througlt the sesiieve if rivets
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IAI
*ea

:rbss aspect of Fruit?, -004 tbe.p,oltt
anddiscossioni iri thitt country, win, If we mistake
'not, speedily become of more thin usual Interest,
now that the reign of foreign arms has ceased. The
rogreas of impro_vemetitqmil tialniefilspircies
having been left to 1146 stigma coorae, ilfoillt.oo
tiee:what France hai lost degalned by the Revolution,"
and whethet the tyrants of human mind, who
have•waged war against the spirit and Improvements
~of the age, have accomplished their object.
The cause of Reform and rational freedom already
appears to have obtained solid triumphs in France,l
and .the result of the late Elections in that country 1
'excite well founded hopes, that conslitutional
betty will acquire fresh .strength. The Elections,
as we have before observed, have been highly
favourable to the liberal party. At Metz,
General GRENIER has been elected, who was
Mosolter of the Chamber of Representatives, and
of the ProvitioNal Government, in 1815; at Tulle,
M. BEDOCU, Councillor of State sod Member of the
same Chamber ; at Bourg, M. RODET, a distinguish-
ed Advocate, banished from his department by a
measure of Police, in 1816; M. MANUEL, who (IC-
gaited so high a reputation during the short exist.
ence of the Chamber of Representatives, 1815, and
who since that epoch has not been able to obtain. an
authority to exercise his profession of Advocate, has
been elected in La Vendee—yes, in La Vendee:
where they have returned Libgais, sad not one Ultra
Royalist!

A Ditch Mail which has arrived brings an article,
written by one of the subjects of General LALLIO
oom, in order to contradict a report that the set.
tiers at Tens have views upon Mexico. lie suffi-
ciently shows, that they have not strength at preseot
for any hostile enterprise. The Gevinanic Diet her
•appoisted a Committee of five to digest a general taw
respecting the Liberty of the Press. The differences
between Baden and Bavaria are said to have been ad-
justed, in consequence of an arrangement by which
the latter
,Power ia to be indemnified io some other
quarter for her territorial sacrifices to Austria. The
business under the consideration of the Coupe* pt,
Aiz-la-Chapelle, was, it is said, to be disposed:fig,
by the 10th inst. and the Sovereigns were espect#ll.ei
leave that place betwecu the 15th end 20th hada

The Halifax Paper,
lions the arrival of do
Consul for New a
hitt. tiseelte ship'!
. , Yesterday' the
holiness with the'.
Viscount hi sLrit., And
diences of the PRINCE REGENT yesterday. . -‘
1.4 us *Noe, OCT. 30.-71te Duke or GLoticierte;
arrived here the day before yesterday, on his relator
froze kalj.. Yesterday. his Royal Highness diced
with the Government.
iinmediately after the Cabinet Council broke op
on Sunda,y,.a. Messenger was .4 with dispatches
to Lord CASTLEREAOIOO! ' lt: .
A
I;esstelta, from. lima to 44*Wwf the vs.
leetitilieonvoy whose arrival has :beets etr lasicaltif;
etril/411,Cledi-,was taken on the 10th lOTA, so imorteist.l
pritivee.ogiled the Patriots, off St.• 111441!4; • 'Mr
thsitiveseael has not - -
~yrnos his. Perasuda
her, 'Mil :-. The ship
Johe-Tistii_i,;.:of Lona*,
ward boot& attack
these Windt, shoot
Titesdayiast, and at
,tim breakers and sheets at least friii.hiore, finally
bilged sheet- day.itght,-. before any assistance could
sot to. her. S e was from Falmouth, and tdoo4i
611
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sY, 3.- -10aAtiiisft: Übe -latter port on .thel
4th of Aortal; -. ' ' .'ititiperiented on. the
..11.
verge. contre46`. .:::171 '.flit wialber.` filer

Dolma, Nev. 9.—. Came: in last night and this
morstios,g, twelve Nesse!' kom Calais, lorviagim.board
three hundred men, and &bent the like flambe, of
homes, belonging to the second and third Dragoons.
The eleventh and twelfth Dragoons will• immediately
follow ; and ds there are upwards of twenty seise!' in
sight, in all probability put of the regiments first
mentioned are on bond.
All the Masters of vessels at the port of Bristol,
on Friday last, hoisted their colours half mast high,
in memory of • the death of the late Princess CHAR.'
LOTTE of WALES.
Cantrrorn; as was generally believed, has dis-
patched some message or memorial to the Congress at
Ai:-la-Chapelle. 4 small vessel, called the Marv,
Captain Ftnamyroleotad been sent oil, with instruc-
tions to make the first port' she could in England,
and after remaining therka few hours, to proceed for
the Continent. That vessel, it was ascertained,
did in reality touch at Dartmouth last week, end has
sine pursued her voyage.

.laecivjoes fetiod .4
the unhappy People sank dowii-fry*fisag t4:16.
1.6 A Aal..• •is /a r -__• -

owe
profligate in the ostentation of its grandeur. Tonna
were d linde laid' waste through
' pist;ekliepoifs,: *bich were afterwar4inneed iota
- sap laps of Inept mistresses, or wnterC,in !midi
herr' etroCs palaces, or equaodiredliji
the pleasures of Fontainbleau, oil beau,
t,
lees struck with the remeitherance of
those impious disparities on crossing the New Street,
jostu after I had read an account of the intended
Ile action of the Naval and Military Ferns& I was
edmiring the immutable principle, of. show, which
distinguishes even the economy of oar Ives, and
which has directed the retainment of the Offuters on
full pay, while the wretched soldiery are to be en.
sparingly dismissed among a population already
destitute as folly and misrule can tasks them, when
my attention was solicited by the voluptuous edifier, .
which are rising in the propinqeities of Caritas
house. -
I felt a pang of, regret while I viewed the Militiny
Club-house, and reflected that in this temple, devoted
to intemperate jellityi the Commanders would molt
probably be gathering gob t from their so perfluity,whila
the miserable soldiery, expert in arts no loop,
needed, and thrown back among redundant and
more eligible claimants, would gnaw the flinty bread
of pauperism ; or increase the dreariness of a kiss.
man's hotse by unavoidable dependence ; or prowl,
in the pursuit of life's means, through crimes and
their ignominious perils, to the precipice of death
land infamy. In this case Ido not so much Witt
' upon the facts Ai the system which they Munro's. I
would incelcate, as an habitual principle of political
reasoning, that the derogation of one class and the
enormous luxury of another, in the same st.cietl,
are reciprocal and ouited effects springing from
some ill-judged and iniquitous cause. If such
' a mode of examining public questions could
once becbme a fashion ; if the intimacies bate,. !
the haggard poverty of the multitude and the vicioe
profusion of high rank could be generally traced, IQ
correctly ascertained, the business of refermathis,
would become a's quiet, progressive, and as ctrtaigti
the approach of the summer solstice. The job
rime mentioned is among the foremost which mar
be quoted as elucidations of our inequable politics.. ,
Of all the necessities under which the State is sap.
pitted to suffer, the want of the New Street mansions
the
iorth.

*rt. coltfleat
.are rising, to et-
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• Plegilile.7l.lbirValilic, istbkis Is. now understood. to
hose needy tripled its firsteetiepatee amidst the cll.
Mb* 4f ••pnolferebto'grievintetti:4lld While a profsot
hyptic.riir at econatny tears the bspwn bread from the
gripe of'woni oat •soldiere and seamen. This 1“111,10
be a cum deliereingif fontitr ezpogure. I myself have
heard seesna, Mations of circeuntances connected
with this job,'Which, if tree, woeld imply a coons of
rnismenitgement and waste, that swells the dreadful
contrast already intablisbedhetween supence and rr.
'venue," went etid prhfusion, ens rl?If palaces and cot-
tages evithoot Are and eandows. . 11.4, iimeipDer
right, there' was a ptiontiswasade•by *woof the hr.
ell, whet, efesos.l,tO lkiie a perfect ectteiniessea
'SAO theaffitifillifaloptiowitr•et, of a.eleere•and fl
r. 14010001,.
One in
which ills to
Olt e inffOut foithCoi'. te:ithe. river rind.(
rend the Prospect.; in thivillevtthei Chronicle, [halo
heen-witilogensiousty.fer.the trtrioesperformaner,
bat f biere riot yet heard aud hat-
log forget the name ttfl.',44tirnevAlf -the water,
I. hate no meips of OcominOdadat ispelf either
with the book or say impair* •connected with
it, escept yon will allow Wiwi! pot-than thus •pub-
who may

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we* perfarat.
Tragedy of
The part

bY -
her first appearance is .that character. There i. -
sweetens in the tones of this Lady's voice, and a
'muteness in bee manner, which well accord with th°
espreasion of profound melancholy and hooch's.
passion. To ih.s• *drtntitieus qualities, Mfs. WE 4T
addetla deep coacepelen of the Jaen in all its features,
and received the doe reward oi approbation. The
other parts. were alsd well performed, and the house
was very respectably filled,
Ai
szAllbEr, of Drery.llne Theatre, who' was ed.
deftly seised with a fit on Saturday last, is no 3
much recovered, as to be able to resume his Val"'
sional leboors in a dey or two.
Vessels spoken with—The Minstrel, Lesdhi!er, on
the 19th of October, off .Gape Tref&:lraq floe, -Nck.'
feandlend to Leghorn, by the Hermes, arrived at
Plymouth, all well ; also the brig Bestow, 'f
Greenock, on the l'lth of October, off East Paint,
Prince Edward's Island, hound to Pictoo, by It'
Briggs, suited at Plymouth from Pictou,
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four weeks.
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se ball by a French I irltICE Or *Toots TIM DAY -AY ONK ftelA)Ckp letterv. INN' in quoted, •et the cbr,tikrtloB4ay, T. N,rf i t g somatic) fix 44
fighness the Grind mu's' toock• rob' - Pi;COL Pa ,
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wst 7Q, eltb 0 continuation #6O s el tie the end
tAltea.76,l7*
ner. The French Cees.Casents/rif llf ' -5,...,
pid succession. A Sit* ce" - ir K 4'4 r'r 1.
; (Art's; preliegj month. i*4titi s Weer, than St . ish I%%l7o—seeilitve a
emit
tAnnal. ter Acc. 77f 7 1 that of Folds,' by nearly ,orte 'stir rent. The price at mach bewild arttPsee.l)istcaudb bingo di.
rection of M. Rot. 4 peoceat. 5 :1 ..', # 2
1, known to the fa- - ' v, - - given yesterday en the Exchange of London was aster and melee tions, Si their nai_hao
s -1.—.0 6 Ifs the
' Family Ereningir
„... ".,,,. f , - French were do g tbe " golden reign" of 64
rus kept up a cone- -"T fourteenth Lour,. Daring that lascivjoas •
Period, as
, •- c Xhe aspect of Franee,apcktbe political occurrences .
th• ginhannst Ponnla •••••.L. A....- 2. _• -
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one amok! hese supposed to be the least pressing, *tho
Paper, of the 21st of October, men- want of new churche's being excepted. The north.
it of DC/NALS MgrITOSII, Esq. British western angle of tho Metropolis is entirely ovasbuilt
ilampsbiro,at Boston, on, Ow 12th with spacious and anagolAteot_fiomainst _
.beildors and
f'Gatots,-"froto Lertitow. p594,14#0 /iter: ".. ririoefik fiaTiOda thtetXtt
lerieto et roitir jy*psseMl`.etilti viitat oekta.g s :gritFlee..llo??r, ellfr
he i*ittiita Riiiintr at Corttott.boolfo;;Niitid collet for -'ardPaarelita!billMta r Lad ,er,. IN (hi
ELYII.LE IRA Count MUNSTER bad aa.;016010 bleated, elobiliat4aud saatempeadtat,
PRINCE REGENT yesterday. ~Odfiyei!...beteees, end cnidTheit aroL dein. at 111% et.

,t yet been heard of.
tide Gazette of the 144, -1..._... .1
ship Alfred the G :+7
onitun, 370 to*' , 7 •,. ef
ton tint rricka; tC-1' ,• ' tifir
t midnight, on the *forint eiiritt-bif
ifter having been entangled aasong

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time
voy9ri. aiustITOIRI. • 'rums -Faig...-geme
.wrmuer. sarr it, escept yos will awe. vas to pat them tour per
e fait. A Hai is taw One came eensiete4,l4 roe, "got foggroier feelio.,...me. licly,,to the Author or shy of his friends who tat
*Amp has ba.rgaiitud, that isogenti.tke. . pron. pais:Aires, hays :been Mode to be aware of his apieetshinga,,-With your permissi(
1 Arogc., yet is 'Ado satwilis vailiabla property with tiMcisAiho viosa.lirlien, then I would at 'Whe is titOtitthor of the PAW
e rest of Ears", to
. -d and it isespected the (10.4.401, &c: Ind other. Itoy. Morning Chronicleg—sieoodly, Why his boot
as to ploy the Des
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he tad the boat," kir. hottesied-io getting out' the rem, tion of New buret Altaitet ;lowly promised in il
ant artiales, will also be brought DC bat as the tide held Nick to long afteilts prombild appearance ?Ant
eof Assembly was. ' wirs rising, it is feared the sugar„ tit, thwitatrwori.et legit, _if thing bas'Astioti est to prevent its si
;patch of business Itli itriartli of 400 kogabetids,.., will be loot" ..•.' 1, - .... '., ermine: after: all ? An ease., from ell of Ye'
(opts lisve Weft - - Ahlwilcreit !Ore isturolrtea w 1 . ~.,,„kli.,_ 4460., -,.. ilgra wilt ohlio .
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