The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-03-26 00:00:00

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TO CORRESPONDMITII.
-11Vilikaserm targeted with Dr. Taetswitiolettistingemnises
frntn Boltoo-le-Moors, on Itita system of blitosage
resorted to is that town tel seircktiotertoshd,
Ibi' late meblochoty riots is Lancashire, The publication
sostriiiiably :seen postponed tio seeming eta estrus" lesigth.
and the prelate of temporary matter I bat. is consequeate of
its great importance. to the interests of the Country, nod
very Stile manner in which this sdhJtet lass been treated by NO.,
Cot resimdeut, it !ball be Hurtled to-mosevrst, or MoodolfAit'
the fartiteg.
'fins ens TouctAit's rotirth Letter. in defence of the Prise"'
of WALES, is coon to heads and shall appear as soon as ram
sihte.
A Votootrsoi MUt amengst the late Emit:urn llosues4 ra-
pers. sh;sll spook twonorrow.
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T#l F STATESMAN.

.tbelptiret .
oce- - • • of the Wiest. • WIWI, the
e
rustier occasifigiii , The the two La* Lords:tad lipid Gorey:sari to ifndi-
such.ettensiv ranges at On
erred list. seilitnti hi detach,, 'has 00. n nonoto
total number of deathifrom."tkiepidatulc amounting , ads Asa, thS I ;tali their. hOniuo, t
.as if Shh. wfirtYbnd
' two oritiseisigii sad ilia iltilennitety they shobred to
sto only 4tel, during last SONlCOef.and mites*:
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ici
.-. '' . .., .:`" • ! vindluote the 4treeitia Injury anal owsly offered to
. The Fr N'ANcle.S. of the toiletry, *hien constitute • * aluthar of thatcpmaati.fetarasarereiga..., Lard
the basis of all that is Voseetfal lit England, *Gee- ' Ri.i.siss.oitosms &situ essritsely sore indeed • span
pied the attention of ilte• noose of Ctimnions last . the Occasion, that we should suppose his
siherecter
night." This is, . indeed,' the great, the magi* wheel was so Meader, that iinoutdriot be touched without
Which turns all the subaltern owls of the State; and crumbling I. pieces, did bathe uniform orhattitiothis
consequently if .once put out of repair, or tarried i temper, and his habhusl practice of awake virtues
from its-salutsiry-tmovementy 'there is no isaehsg I emcee us, that tal alight attain, mei all deistic,
what Mischief inch a chaos of things-, saigitt' oc. 1 and teetb'r-ss MeV, I . red .fie Mast, way
mien. Mr. Iltnhasates, than whom .so; iiikn has j trekri ere suststwee.oo3 Of his btother !Ali Lord
paid more attention` to thisi •'
first g rand.loeveniette duck! we bave.also ducktik‘
.'sa—me kind of evidence as of
bf our Government's .cOmpliat,,d machinery,-901° . the otisse..7themridoekof experience ; and we only
On this impottant topic in a way to areuse the just elipross oar Nuptial. Am, they do not feel as equal
apprehension of dvery man who duly eontettph4es enemy for the honour of others, at well as for their
our present nonaition, being Involved in a stilt of own.; for though it is of a personal nature, it it elai
that magnitudiv, anti of that undefinable extent, dots : k kind-of general pPoperti, which every body is 10;•
AS 0.1) procee4in it, 'the very objects 00' which we : terented in preserving. - rd PALLMSOROUGg says,
most are disposed, to fieour regards, reeedes with ' very properly, that no is safe, if character can
'equal potte..--:. lie °hinted to the new proposition
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... of ibe atacired by -wait Unfounded, unauthentleated
the Cominsta.cnt :of- the Baena:tree, as el.linefan f charges. The Princess .of Viaws says the tame;
to shake She. Ouplio credit of thecountry, to wound its and one sheuld, suppose, that character must be, at
fsith,and,ai he sakl,4iii effect to lose the fruit of the last • least, 'as v.:Linable to her Royal Highness as II is to
SG years'_ growth., us the financial field, Which big feel ia*yers, whose reputation, like their fortunes, is a
friend (Mr. Parr) had so sedulously coltilitteds Al* i contingency on their dexterity and talent for tie-
the Sinking Pandsystem. This systant, ononestiont
! clamation. We only wish that these Noble Peers
ably, has
estibled us to continue the. war to long : ' had been as tender of her honour as they alipeat: to.
and so far see our.widows, orphans, and childless pa. be of their own. If the debate his been correctly
rents, indebted to the mentory of t hat immortal States-
given,
Mr. WHITIOtiAD does not impeach the iiii=
man, as the cam of their wearing mourning. A peace risers, but the questions; and, to vulgar minds, like
we must hare had, but that blessed .system. Mr. yours ist;d mine, it might seem strange that, in an
VAN/UTTAR; however, does not depart from it open li enquir-
y of a nature no less important than delicate,
theground on which we should deplore it. No, he finds ; the questions were not committed to paper as well as
the path to the money market not mite so easy and
1 the answers. Why such a distinction should have
open to him as to his great predecessor, and there- :
been made I ant at a loss to conceive. How the,
fore he would deviate& little from the old way. For 1 answers can be fairly appreciated and decided. upon,
it will appear plain to thote of ourßeaders who. pe. i 'Without knowing the questions that produced them ;
ruse the Rebates,• that the present CaANCELLOR of i and though I have no doubt but all this can be very
the EXCHZQUIR does not wish to have it understood
well explained, and much more, if required, by the
that he departs from the design, or ultimately ear four Lee& The bad this enqiiiry very snug to them-
pected effect of Mr. PITT'S system, as that those selvei, and'in which'ihey foetid, occasionally, some. •
who oppose his present scheme, are mistaken in the thing to disturb the well-regulated gravity of their
views of that Financier. • . connteusuces ; yet .1 am really at a loss 'to guess
But Mr. Ht sxissott has given so conspicuous a why the questions' should be suppressed and the
description and history of Mr. Prirr's Fund, and of
answers preserved—both the one and the other seem
the probable effects of the present intended departure essential to the ends of substantial justice.
from its spirit,' that we particularly refer to his • . • • '
speech. Mr. TiEltiqxy 'opposed the CnAsrcxLLoa's ,If Mrs. List.t tlecla res,. that the questions syerereally
scheme, and spoke like one who has' matte 'figures a put to her by Lord Regime, as Mr.Warrenzae has
part of his occupation.. The Resolutions, however, 'related, it will be matter of much greater regret
were agreed to. that they should not hate been recorded as well as

LONDON:
tatint, MARCH 20, TBl3.
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In addlion to the. important intalligqlM. eft Ifielskild
II the Gottetthargh Mails yesterday, Iva have the
satisfaction tQ add the following Bullstint *and by
Government:— •
66 totem:tent have 'teethed dispideltes from
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Lord Carticanv,'of the 6th instant, which confirm
all the accounts of the successfid advance of the
Russian forces, and add the important intelligence
that a Treaty, offensive and defensive, ;had been
bicted and reified betleeu the Emperor of RUSSIA
and the King of PRUSSIA.
" Lord &Mein writes from the Emperor of
tussles head-quarters at Kalltch."
It would seem, therefore* that the tide of adver-
sity runs more rapidly against BONATAaTry
that of prosperity ever flowed In: his favour. In a
war of such magnitude and Inveteracy, it is abso-
lutely,impussible to prophesy, with any ground of
certainty, how it will end, especially as the passions
of some of its chief instigators are so blinded with
the political or ambitious tiews of others. Of this
one fact we may speak pretty positively, viz. NA-
POLttiNiS views of another campaign, on the scale of
his last, are entirely destroyed. He may stop the
progress of the Russians, indeed* for there is a point
at which it would stop of itself. The standing or
falling of Dantaic will have a considerable effect on
the resolutions of so extraordinary a military
character. His reputation as a -Commander still
stands high_ among the volatile, aspiring French ;
are we must not reason as if his fame were at an
end. At no period, however, during the whole war,
has such an opening been formed for the talents of a
few great Statesmen to benefit their country.—
Prussia, w hose very military rajas form a mass of
considerable power, has, it seems, decided adopt-
ed a character hostile to France. Bavaria is ex-
pected, partly by that example, and partly by an
impulse within itself, to do the same thing. Austria
is* on this occasion, the sole power wh'ose sway is
contemplated with anxiety. But for the recent con-
nection in marriage, and the more recent occurrence
it: the coronation of the offspring of that mar-
riage, there would not •be a donbt of the pati
its Cabinet would adopt, since, in ittiMiance
With the Emperor ALETANDEt, the' recovery
of all its former possessions without Ithine„
might be counted on with tolerable tekiinty.—
The great scale of this civiliicd war exempts it from
the operations of those laws which prevail in the
more contracted `rural hostility of a boxingmatch.
Ilere one of the combatants is down (whetheiknneked,
down, or unable to stand upon the frozen snow, is
the same thing), and his adversary may strike him in
that contlition, not being obliged, from etiquette, to
*Mow him to get op on his legs. If the C.verm.i an,Con-
federation its desirous of breaking the cOMPic‘Pow is
the time to do it, they must not hesitate. Theicimming
head which devised that union, will otherwise hold
ep a hand to them in so strong a light; as to make
them fearful of yielding to the dictates of their indi-
vidual and respective interest and independence..
The crisis hi als regard is, indeed, 'awful-...tlit) last
and most important act of the drama is about to cam.
tnence !

Yesterday, about 11 o'clock, the PRINCE RE-
GENT left town for Windsor, for the purpose of I
consulting with • the QUEEN as to the arrangements
far thy funeral of the Duchess of Haunt %I/Int.--
His Royal Highness returned to Carlton House in the
evening.
Yesterday the following notice was issued :-
11.011 D CIA 111BEIMAIR'S Orrice, Mavis 24.
Orders for the Court's going bon mounting .n tioulay next,
tle Oh in,t. &sr her L4e Royal Highness the Duehew-uf Brens7
irk; his NI elegy's Sister, viz.:—
the Ladles to wear bleck.silk, plain minima or long lawn,
nape or love hoods, black silk shoes, black glazed gloves, and
block popes fens.
Undress.—Black or dark grey in-watered tabbies.
TMor Gentlemen to weak black cloth, without buttons on the
Areas or pockets, piaiii muslin or bug lawn cravats aid weep.
ers, black swords and buckles.
Undress.. Dark art frocks. •
• Earl MOIRA is expected #11" !ewe London on Sun-
day or Monday, for Portsmouth, thence. to embark
for India. .
Wednesday mornitig thi Sari and Countess of Ox,
FORD left town on amir way toAthens:
The Theatres, It Is understood, will continue
closed for a week.

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A Gibraltar Mail arrived this isoisligi bringing
the following intelligence :-- .„%4.*

ilrluacrA, Fan. 6.—The onearyllee in Tarragona;
end Irons 4 to 5000 of them ate proceeding to Va.,
lends, where they continue to levy cbotributions,
Sending off to France such individuals is do not ha.
mediately comply *ith their exorbitant demands:
CARTUAGefiAI JAN. 19.—The French continue on.
Ow same points of Fuente di la Higeem and Puerto
de Alheyad. rie beadinarters of the Second
Army arestill ld Marcia.
Tao tr.r.o, Fee. --.-Palombine's division, which,
it was supposed, would not push beyond Burgos,
bat arrived at Vittoria.

thezA, 13.--,Sonit has proceeded frets trfpf..
iello to Madrid, with the greatest part,of his troops.
histowt, Fre. 13.-.--Soult, persisting in his en,
deavours to deceive his wen; bos fitvoit out that ho
re‘ciecapk Andalusia, ‘as. soup M pew& with
tithe puce, sohioh slat she 11, the

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the answers ; and it is really incumbent for the
honour of his Lordship, of which he is so very
jealous, to state, why the former were not held us
valuable, especially being his own, as the answers,
which have been preserved, even to the nicety of a
letter. lf this Law Lord, and the other Law Lord,
had satisfactorily accounted for omitting to record
1 the one, and registering the other, the public, who
I
are become . parties 4n the dispute,
,by the appeal
which has been made to them, would have better
understood their Lordships, than by their talking
of their honour; and, until they explain why
they were so careless of their questions and so
provident of the answers,. *e must form our own
opinion, however much it may wound their delicacy ;
we must decide as reason and not as their cotrieni-
once dictates. Mr. Tttimiy, by way of apology
for the NUble Lords, sayi it is not the practice in
such investigations to put down the questions; but: to
my poor comprehension it seems as necessary' to
! " put down" the questionsots to propose them
—anpuzzle d- it might 1 'the -blunt logenuity'ef
1 that Right Honourable Gentleman very mach,
were he required to answer how he became,end
with hi:.pursuits in lifet
,s'o well acquainted with the
! usual practice of tnrestigationi of a nature naknoira
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to us , since the sanguinary reign of HiNAT: VOL j
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.your htunble.ifrvantt , .
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' . • -linismt tubs'.
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, isearlp, It illbesefiliets. thitmorlithgVlitairdollllllll of oil de.
L striptiowsof periods were is tedious to
._, wn, about
'on Wires the Bath road, to meet reissiti. woo was rt.
(Meted to arrive by appointment at two tedoelk,..to give an ac.
atmlu, frail his ova lips, of the pneaddlsgit Ware the Cos.
mittee.oftba Hesse of Common, W.W.11 nabs if the law,
Boa against the return for the lad Maim Mr: Bald uas
met by s select pertret his -friends a$ Ilardstlea, eidoopialed
hy about Mae( the populace I be was received la as pm tau.
duo, dm oby six hones, drives by three postillions Seated ia
vitro!. jaetds and caps. Oa their antral at giverie nibs.
wise
shrooeueltiveda I
07tiosit's 91 pieces of esiaam, mg de
rdistatte*
persomsfejid: two pier silt ban-
tiers,. w ith " clot"hi is kti:72l . ; twe haum,
this motto " Hod, the i,- i the People's Rights ...."-.
" Palasestal 11111110; Ste Parity et the. Midi Osusti.
-Vim. ' A had 4 wide sena op ii see the
nen coons" lad Ikkprotoilidis= tawavols"llll3
wkb the greatat dillealty I mot but the lieldsthe.
whole way being thronged withtat limed teurourse of io
that had ever bets witnessed Moth, by the wishof
British -
„. hir..lbutt arrived open the Exeletwe stewellarthreee'eloik,
Osolhese w.he watt out to meet shima=vorget within it;
quarter era mileof the spot ;:he w - histarriage tr.
fetal yittis armee shosWirs of the pliopk,aaddighteireprm
his faveadite vta6ol, where he tuldrested the numerous cos-
stone for shunt die hoar and a half, envy window Geri how:
• In the street befog literally brimful.- Mr. Mum Muhl obtained
1 probated aatakiag a paper from kis [foetid, sehmltted
girtcams • of the Meetang (after batty made a nit.
! able pre*
pst of
to her Royal Ilip)nress dm Priacestef
tios
I Wales, " etingthlldietiNg. her *loyal Highness open her complete
. lu berm Want stmegaivocol aad eapallsive of the
I Sellituillenatiae they.felt at the base eimardiv, and
awl tea e biet th,! coeviraters ageism. her chamfer, for the
babe of
tortrgtag her Wearies' woos to as untimely . • . der:tb.' This was pot odor scanted by ante-
• received the ileliheratearAl suanissaas concurrence
of .every perms present, .caud,stios, at ices, of 16,000. within
; heartig. TON have the ultimata Me rsacient city of Bristol,
oho simbilliviltr to lice! Empire. iirmo the arm to set the manly CR-
: ample tottadlreittal; her iv* 11;dttess upoa this desisted1 Mr. knot, remounting his carriage, was conducted through the
prieeipal vireo% receiyiK the spostavious cheers of the sur-
; rounding multitude. fill he came to the Talbot inn, where i.t
excellent &awe was provided fur 80, hut the whole howl* wns
filled let an early hour, and 160 sat down in dierrent rooms.
1 The day was spent with the smarm hilarity, and the cloth
I being removed, the following toasts were draik :
Mr Francis Hanky, the tried Friend of the Ample.
Major Cartwright. the Veteran Reformer.
Her Royal Highneta Caroline Prisms of Wales, with most
tires mini:. three times over.
A. Heart, Fag the zealous Ad iocate of the Peoples high's.
The gl Arno Minority of 135 Independent F.lectors of Bris.
! tol, woo had the coverer and the virtue, in the Month of July
last.'to give their Votes agreeable to their Coat-fences, in spite
of the most eortnpt infiClenCe that ever disgraced the annals of
• amt y City in the Universe.
i Sir Samuel ltomilly, and nay the disgraceful scrims he wit.
ncssed at Bristol, convince him of the Pei easily of a real Re.
. form in Parliament.
! tVm. Gobbett, Esq. r.r.l the Liberty of the Prea.
. With many other apernpriate and patriotic Toasts.

Taxor...—lt is rather strange, that no pro-
: position is offered to Parliament, to regulate the Fe.
• reign Trade of British India. if these Settlements
are to be eensidered Colonies, the subject is rather
intelligible; if not, surely sums regulations art,
,in that respect, requisite. Are the Americans and
our other Foreign Friends to have access to them,
' and to participate-larrbety in a Trade, from whicit
• our own European subjects are excluded? The se-
venth proposition,, submitted by Lord CASTLEREAGH
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to the House of Commons is founded in a fallacy.
It is not necessary ;--for India built ships have, ee-
-1 cording to the modern doctrine, a right to entry,
under thePasigation Laws, and they are new, on
their arrival here, adMitted to British Registry.—
There is a delusion on this part of the subject, which
cannot be.reconciled to the plain dealing ,that used,
in former days, to regulate proceeding. of this na-
ture. It is admitted by Lord CMILERPAGH, that
this branch of the subject had been tvo much over.
looked. At present, it ikin a studied obscurity ;
but cannot long remain so : for there are ton many
• important interests in this Country, which wilt be ex•
tensively injured by it, to allow of. further progress
upon it, without investigation and discussion. The
proposition that the India built ships are *o be ad.
• milted during the war, is not New: a similar ma.
smut re -was played off on a former occasion. It is
certainly repugnant to common sense, that India
built ships should be encouraged during the war,
and then, at the end of it, it is to be determined
whether they are to be considered British ships or
I not !!
PEDESTRIAN.--A coachman, of the name of
i Young, undertook on Tuesday, for a wager of 40
guineas, to go from Westminster to Teddi4ton,
I Middlesex,- and return, the whole being 22
in three hours. lie .performed eight miles in the
first hour, and 14 within the next two hours, and won
the match with ease.
HATTOReGARDENT.—'Tomas "iris and garyEvans
were examined on WedneedaybeforeEdr,Litscit, the
Sitting Magistrate, upon the charge of murdering
the child found drowned in the New River, near
ISadlers" Wells. The Magistrate not being satisfied
with the evidences ordered a further examination to
t,iskiplicesnext week. '
Sanctus--A gentleman of the same of 161.j014
Ike folitiothaeging in his bed-room,yesterday morn-
big;!•101 *Biceadilly. The cause of suicide is not
)Lifto*n....• • .
::0.0.R24,418X1144iNGE.
line Inca( 'a i
Peared tidgdaY's=
brivik, llondny's prices, bat there sno • fol:Abglilt'
feriug-,de4riptiow„ although tendered 3s. per twitter lower--
Raving a.larxe supply of Barley, and but tear buyers, that ar-
jicleAf Gat 'using is 9s. per quarter cheaper, aIW the ordinary
itov4Are assalckbleeven at a reduction or 49. per quarter. blab.
oldie of fine qyality, there is. an sale for, and evert the belt
ilariipiei are Ys, .per quarter cheaper. Oats, Peas, Beaw, and
other articlea no wart ai ion.
Wheal 1,E.0811411...... 101 131 New ditio - 00 00
Ditto (1 weign) .. • . 100 /50 Beats
Rye • ... 7.1 78 Tick d 0... 56 66
Homey. . 50 13 Old..
ris•distaft•fr 42 56
N. 96 102 Fine di* OO OD
White

The Mourning ii sot expected .to exceed a month,
or at most six reeks.; as a longer continuance of. it
would mostserionslypjure our Manufacturers, who
have, by this thee, got their coloured goods ready
• for the Spring trade. ..
. . It is in contemplation to sigU'l'llequisitiOn to the
High Bailiff of Westminster. to call a Making of the
.Inhabitants, to. address the Princess- of Warm, .on
her escape fronitiukattempt made on her,charister
and honour.' - The. example of therCitisens of Iwo-
•don and Westminster, it is expected, will be folinred
by the diffecent cities and. towns throughout Abet .. , . - . •
United-Kingdom. •• '' ' .. :- •• OI the tlld instant, the University of Cambridge
How fortuu;te it was for Mr. WHITIItiAD that I was again thrown into considerable- alarm by a tire
the attack on -the Four Commissioners was not taken breaking out at -Sidney College; the incendiary,
lattice of in the Reuse of Lords on the day after it !, therefore, must be still within 'its waits. The flames •
Was made. Three of the Lords were present; led I were happily got under without much damage.
thereat's a foil assembly of Peers,' in expectation-Of i It was reported at :Gottenburgh that the French
the business ; but, fortunately for Mr. Wutrautsket ' force under Kumasi had been completely destroyed...
Lord Email's was absent ; and so their in4idllegO4 Offers were made by the Goiernment at Gotten: ,
bad five dayi to ciol, which must account ,fortko burgh to take up shipping for the transport of "troops,
teniperancis of the castigation On' Monday lasi; 1n 1 on• the 'same terms .acehe 'proposals of last year,
what leaguer) most the auger of Lord Eitkeito.; . width- had. net been carried intaefect. _The number .
anion have exploded, if it hat burst ibe 'day after , of Swedes now mentioned to, be employed is 600
the heart was charged. • • - .• ' ' ' I only ; aid it is added, " whether more troops, trill
We are 'positively. assured, that so muck .ignorance :be 'fern, depends on the . aisistance which Great I
of naval architecture is discernible in the first Mali- 1 Britain grants for the fiapitition. of *Norway- ho i
ralty department, with respect tolhe direction given I Sweden.), , •• -
for constructing the new frigates, as 'could only. 'be
,i The following -ii .ap extract of as private letter,
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equalled by the Secretary at War 'l4' ordersto ; dated, Berlin, March 11:--1‘ The.Emperorof RUSSIA
have the soldier, coats sent with long skirts frost the ; and the King of paoesie, had an :Interview on the
army clothiers ; and thenf as the men of a battalion : t2d February, on the frontiers of Silesia. This ,
stand ea-the parade, a chalked line to be fused In ; city was entered by the Russians yestirday. Frank.
the rear of them, and a cumber of tailors being ; fort on the Oder has surrendered hy.capitulatiou.—
ready with_lheir shears,. cutting them to ie neat Saxony is placed seder -Hessian AdministratiOn, be. - 41ARRIE14. •
level 'with 'lt ! • With Arebessadon equal to such cause the Kura bed sat replied teL letter written by
taw Thomas . Reeesbergesay
Caters, whit itiy not Enema arrive at ? •'.
the Ewen° AseAlowet the hit! C.ap
Oh the teth int: A. Rohemeo• EUlt,lt. N. to Marr'
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i • Russian Exchange, lb* on the ti3ll if FiebrearY• * Xast • 1
MAiten 45.--.CAMO down (rein, the River , Kan. -
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A privetaietter from Gottenbergh states, 'that the : and saited, the Heim 14
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~011 for bLi k edia ; and ' . is I.rove
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expedition. from: Sweden to the with osapts 'of . iferwee, %ley, for SLAW: tliiltli the Moffitt -and Or
'the Beltic Iv" eataallY-uomaluorells''-ai'lltilille.of 4 Union East Indiamen 'raid 'date/bole of the outward sr,. "ll'
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