The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-12 00:00:00

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ess.,permit toe to make en observation or two.
relative to the Predigestion which appeared in the
Getelie of Seterelly last, and scot forth. we "nicked"
Reformers lemon% by way of bolstering op the
threats contained in the Renutfe Soeocle open the
Isle peorositio• of Parliament. Truly, Sir, the le.
ultimate Gentlemen SOPm to have some apprehensins.
that we, thrice u'sickiel. 'Milieu:, and irennonablow
Reformers shall. one day, perhaps, " posh them
from their *tools," should they touting' obstinately
beat in oppoeition to the sacred nese of the People.
What ! shill a handful of the minims* of lesury...
of
the @restores of ea *tern.) 'mond of dissipation
of bells sod fifes, and *contineatel toots, and merinos
fsCOOgintt., dare e• stigmatise the hallowed eagle of
meal rights, end the attainment of an adequate
potties of the ortemeries of life, as the re-
ward of itsdeetry,—ef lonc-prottsefed toil,—with
the epithet of •6 skied!" A jest participe-
tion in the gifts of asters—the price of labeer,--
" Wicked r` Whet, Sir, will the daring of the
esthete of this Royal Proclamation prompt them to
west But who ran meals re the insoleote of power
To chats reek excess bas it not arrived is this ill-
feted. eishappy country ; and how imperitsesly is the
reforming hand of reason end equity wanted to check
its wanton growth. A mote glissade and hollow
effusion oftyranny,--s more issolgot persersion of
every principle of justice, of common right, and
common sense, tomb) sot issue from the Cabinet or
the vilest tyraggy and knavery that salts. From
begiesteheg to rod the Convitetios and the Govern.
meld are spoken of conjointly, and are attempted to
be irienfrfied ; and consegoently the jest attacks of
the Reformers os the tempt practices of the latter,
are pretended to be equally hostile to the former, end
the designs of the Reformers none other shale the ism
troder ion of anarchy and revelation. This ceeplies
blether of things so dissimilar, ee entirely sod ete.l
seeded', discordant, is, in troth the right way, the
infallible meanest! producing, where it does sot dal
ready exist, earl of 'weeding whore it does, that
" hatred and contempt" for the GOMItIOeIt% which
the iedividsale composing it ea feelingly deprecate.
Is It redid* they are not senaihie they meld the
hatred and contempt they complain oft—Whoredom
are there millions of waste acres is &gland sod
Sallied, and they are not appropriated to the es.
employed, the Indestriosa, tleciaborions, and famish.
log?Whereforegrethelndestriessand labstibiesclosees
taxed and threetened io the lame breath; sad the im.
meow extent of waste leads withheld from them, and
as an dittoed**, insellicient sod creel as it is, a
perteerelelp with the Hottentot in the burning mil of
Africa held oat to them, to the comparatively few
eke can tospt with the ',acted candid.** of trans.
Pr tido.• Wherefere Is the soda Africa to he col.
Nested by Englishmen, looted of their native soil, in
the neighbourhood of their own homes ? Would this
take place if the voice of the People were dilly Word
In Parliament, if the People had their dee share is
the Government ? CAN that Parliament be thane—
eon it be English, that sends them to a remote and
Seders pert of th globe for the awe, of sebeistinstes,
and that denies it to them at home ? Whose is the pee.
petty of dee soil of the whole registry het the Peoples
collectively ? And sot merely " wicked," bet dial*.
Reel, are the minds of thee* Legislators who 4ing is
;their unfortunate fetiow.coontry wen Ike uteesel•e46B.
of subsistence *minable within their native tetHterk.
By chat gnphitlty ten It be made appear jeststlist
see isiglisidnal ie a State sheield possesaland tec OH%
'aloe of 120,0001. yes,' end esitothel;, sr thoessieski
of ethers, ert.to besides hoeing. es ;Misfiling, Is the
lead, eve deal d the *se of that portion el It
which is allowed to remain waste . r--Serely
seat a state if things, to say twister; if the de.
plarehist rive of the Funding System, most be
radically end int,erently wrong ; an corrupted le
Ibis core, vs,lll`• .tesc.ptible ..f no other remedy then
ajest and equal R.pre.entstion of the People In Per.
Bement. This alone can rec..ser *or stairs from
their present demised state. sad ditniethh the hiders.,
extremes of society et they al petite,.slot. Noma.
h worthy the name of Englishman who is cemented
termite unrepresented. If any else Meal eel the
right to vete on his wee stymie!. he still aheald vale*
it, as he would possess the power of defending the
rights,or of beneiting whets by the weds. of it.—
And mre, Sir, I cosset bet observe, and observing.
nest. bet lament the sephoesess the selliebeeets
sod servility of the clews of the tomesseity
hemedietely above the mechankel sod kbedoes
classes, the tradesmen and Well beeeeheiders
geserally —This supieenesais se &ph/table, se
it is eogenertres, cowardly, and despicable. It
hsweses, a short.sighted passivism to corruption,
which will certainly procure its ewe chastisement
sod corredioe. Is the spoliation of that peed** of.
their property which has as yet escaped the rapacity
of the State gamesters. With what disgrace's', spa.
niel.like tampons have not the middle climes el so.
eitty hitherto submitted to the system of enmities
that has for se men, years bee. practised spew these,
with little or no hope of remissive. It is set footle I.
the Royal Proclamation, that the " welfare sad hap.
piens of the kingdom depend, seer Providence, on
s dot submission to the laws, a jest reliance en the
integrity sad wisdom of Parliament, and a steady at.
tethnottnt to the G sone and Coastitetion ;" that
is, a seemly sttachmeat to the Government and Geo.
Imitation, considered as in anises, as inseparable sad
leafiest. What impiety, whet s.phhtry and anv-
il** are contained in this small portion of she Prints.
leethlie. What a glossing •Ort of injustice sad ty.
ninny with Wiser of terms, and a semblance of re-
gard both to they will .f Heaves and the happiness
of mankind. An appeal to the Dirket approbation
sod sopped in a system V redo opposed to *rosy
principle sad moral debt, and the Worst equality

of esaskind to partake of the bounty of Previ-
dower. Proeidesce wills ilW•gOod of ell, end
do these men seek to promete it ? Is the gametal
good and. hominess compatible with secession
legalisms, and the ionise at naught titeßatarel metal
apathy of menhied C.. met, who thus trample
on the dignity of kreaullisr, end who are thus Wives
to heenas ruiferieg, appeal is sioscirity to Provklence
for its approbation or support ? h not the sacred'
sprat, on the cowtrary. the very height and depth of
hypocrisy and impiety ? The welfare sad happiness
of a J4aties.de hothed devoid en a doe submission to
the laws, bet the ebligatios to oohed, to these pre-
seppeses the jesting of their principles, esti
as impartial. administration of thew; bet Omagh
they to jest Pim**, and es obstructed
or perverted is their applieadtto it becomes the Peo-
ple I. soothiosor, by their whelp power, moral and
physical, to remove that reviles of evil is the Go-
vernment which nhts in opposition to joshes and
the eeseral welfare; and is sick endeavour they hare
a eight to appeal to, sod rely epos, that Providence
which is ever tripod!, in the happitteerk its crest eyes,
and the frowns of *Mich sot dwebiless Is teem* for
these who treat with castempt and disregard the rights
and the miseries of their fellow-men. In the hope,
Sir, *het the sentiments of teglisheen on the subject
of Reform 4111 Si length converging to a COOtte, from
which, ere long, the light sod best of troth will be
relieved with a Willies" sod force sot to be resist, d,
sod with my best acknowledgments toward yourself
for the very lengthened sod highly important sereires
yes hate rendered to the People's reuse, I beg to
subscribe msself, Si., your's, very respectfully,

Assam 3, 18'9. AN UN REPRVAENTI:D CITIZI.N.

FOR TUX sTAFEbibIN.

Star—Every Englishness meet rejoice that trot%
ate neneeroos and so lendable, ere maths, for the par.
pose of restoring to Bruins their far famed liberate;
hot, notwithstanding those eaerti.asi, there is yel
room, and floor are yet Imperious calls to be alealowe
la destroying the fetters of stuffy.
Mr. Koseoa, I hese, far a long time, been erlehJ
leg that a " Political Tract Societ," geese established:
if a number of literary and respectable Uontlermot,
were to fors themselves into a society for the par.
pose of sanctinoing the pettlication of 'fleets of a
sadly morel end political tendency; which were
pinged in a uniform and neat s and distri.
bated as a cheep rate, meth real end lasting benefit
we ,Molt frees the stasere.

The entl.rstandinge of the People brgin In open
and 'spend, and it is highly anew's, 'that the Mod
eheold hero e proper dirgetiio, and be aloud with
good principles = at the seen time I hope, Sir, that
the fries& of katienisify, of justice, of eking: a they
otiGng fok will awe forward with their talents end
pers.% and inatreet their follow-enentrynwo in what
cosies's a Briton's rigid. sad s Briton's daily.
Mows lb, ISIS. N ILLIAM.

It Me •ot be generally known, bat it will be
by a few, that this wife of Bases toot-re,
Kill of Svde•r has fore long lima been separated
from bias, sod residing at Paris. The cause of this
sepa►ation was not any dommtit dilf•renos, ►at is
ironed to the distespect with which she was treated
by the wives of tlso Nobility sft•r her hoshind was
mode Crow• Prism; the moriiiication sod 'mbar-
ramomeist which this trireloput occasioned to both her.
self and bet husband, determined her to retire from
Swedes.

SWZDEN.—DERNADorra, from motives underlaid,
has prohibited foreign orisons and travellers from
pining the frontiers of Suede's, unless the former be
presided with special permission from his Majesty.
end the latter with passports from the Swedish Con.
solo, resident in the coaster to which they belong.
The Swedish King, it is also stated, has p►oposed
selling St. 13attholonsew's, in the West Indies, for
the po►poss of liquidatiog the Norwegian debt.
The system of paper money Is S seders hat pro.
dared moth enth aaaaa sweet ; and is saiJ to be fast ie.
curries the *diem of the community. Ten peesoes
chi@ failed, is Cottenhish, for 2,240,0001.
The population of Swedes', lactation,/ in the tom.
'potation of 1816, amount.' 1 to 2 461,941. There
are 1,765,397 peasants. 9513 Nobility, 16,202 of rite
Priesthood, 81,755 citizens represented at the Diet ;
besides these, there are shoot 60,000 persons one
Nobly, in civil and military nines, literati, lead cod
whit hollers, with a►out 600,000 persons in inferior
employments. The populstiow of 86 towns assoonts
to 143019, of Whoa them set. 36 towns unapt
1000 person, 26 of from I to lOW, tight from I
to 30111), eight frets 3 to 44 Xi, 'is (tont 4 In 10 000.
Caltreone. 11,840; Grittoisharsh, 11,733, led S4sell-
Ankh 72,939.
Is b somber of the Mown there is on able
article by lIIIIJAMIN COMITANT, on the s teaches «f
P....J Pm% which. • have been translated into
Pose► by De &Nisi tu and whim, containing a tam•
.pesisow of site atom' sod lotellectsal goalitios of
was Iwo Speoesee. Teo following passage do.
seem olloellee foe lite seecdote pith which it con.
desels• s

" The Webby of Mr. Prrir was, in 17119, pis.
Sealy • rest miefortoott far &infer. A Minister of
more .treaded philanthropy; and less F.nglish thin
Mr. Pere, Imola hiss own, in the great movement
impressed on Frentv, an epoch, .Binh might became
hippy for liiimasiity. Mr. Pm stnly me in it •
crisis which weakened the nation which was dm rl.
vat of Foglond. He wished to increase this evil,
instead of foriveedlog the gond. Ha soceveded in
ploughs( Frown into a frightful ehqps s but destiny
is oat ,• Francs has *soaped frota Zetwrofission
;and perhaps Enema is ea the pointplunpd
hoe it.

" ..t bort. like some distempered sad too
smite's' writers, mese Mr. Pm of hashog paid
'for the hermits of this seasoioary sway of the de.
assiogors of 1793. Thole are crisis, define which
kedges need sot r 1 W ordered its oiler to show
thowssolers med. Itilrisbdeeds of N. plet are of
as earlier date. It mos is 17119 and 1790 that la
epposod, by ell lb. mom miens which .err in his
bond, the atoms of M. NECKER to a opeste France;
sod Liam it from this ged•asseed indiviiiid, that
moo/ other obstacles to ill the moments which
weld to-establish stameillity, to the seams of tho
"pok.s of provisloes. for esample, in the terrible
winter et 17991 be otitis net Bylilh ialoestoe.",

• TUB PKISONRWS. 81ILILEN2W
•
bib.' • tears Yi damp =diktat' Wlllho
?bid Noah roller INtotymble• pity.llllls,
For Cron harimaity a sigh,
lfe *lased ward., rhos urfoivertne waderet by
Yn thereon. IMMO beet% notam'd lov Lore.
That neither tears, oar *6. nor woodo. taw deft
• That charge not.--an oho jest appeal of maw $
Moot Math 1061.—et the cry of laaammet I
that melt awl. Mort aol,—at oloodoiries woe,
'VW feel 'ions dory. wbo aril the hal ail,.
Oh. ye dread Treat of ody tuorsate)'s Sigel
Whose minds are little, ao poor fame to tree. .
Whoo shield the falic.lafolvaer. mod she spy ;
Who harlsoor guilt. nod pardons trmorry;
*hes ea she bed a obit weit ye shall Wei •
Whim irowaded evioseireee cries " Otero*
If retired pbsittolas, lit argued your bead, • .
If frimoird Amen -cdajoire op the dead $ e.
If miorder'il inademsee thew hover by.
Awl pallid mom. Mid pilling &very ;
If thoomod theetteniag f..rno 'armsful Mee *lit
Ad ohrieltiag army, sod wild despair ;
Delirium thew. thy wows halt erinfned. •
Nall Mow the fabw.iwerver. and rte.'s.
Who. pointiag to ihe scaffold where hr died.
littollfall *am, a victim at the old, y"
" If dread dearer:floor, omit boom. hare,
Napo., the poniard that will rankles tort ;
Or bald is Wolin with a trelob:ing
*e: last all this osimcled terra,, mod slams.
' Par marl, tow Milo!, per swell sae mowahl try
laic, treble Rime, wilh threefold mi.ery,
When Devoe, die, and •yramoo is ert.
11.11 mew,, tam apes She riwiarar:'
Chkimster, Avg. I r, F.O.

THE TRIP TO SEA.—A :Lades-lib Oda.
0 neat ---
Ifer4e detrain Civirea.-16.. lib. I, Ode sec
Wait Qom., crib'. all whist ladle;
• • . t'strenswilie Soother* Area t
lOpek, both lord Cypriao Ur,
AM/ for ovose 0...0re.
• • Street ellt.peise .4 the brio,' wan.
7 Lei atighleasaw t'; Cyrus be.
Leek' flab weather bee mist.
Ye lialphos• wac s oat salts.
And spool. the. Weldon Weer tar,
• The enattrwas hiVett :
While Palmer* display with sire.
Thaw Eaterel &mites of thew al
Te Mermaids. INN beettide the row,
Leavitt' by ware are..
Awl see veer 'mirror sod peat mob,
Tear trews ia Wan s
Y.ve *salve leek. order vie,
Aod dose bow mu* you llama Wigl
Serb apt menet amend the sides,
" Land Ka e awl Water Mawr besides.
Tlor Newell/. of obe realm I
That fear! ow* sail somas wig au,
it hem with all the *seal skill
• Of Ca—a—a at the bele!
• Hine. clove. •
t flee J CTICIAL. Set /t. t.l4:
«
DopAinis lialsbid /freely** setter."
e.) Thee Didedies (or Deepeoloo, as obey all Rom
frame) t reefer fee lke I Stich Wileres
S •• ?bereave Load new SOS Aster ROL"
Upledt. la the Nor. le /mire.

The Punt totn's navel unction will. It is
mid, be dlstingui.h►d by a new nerd promotion ti
the rusk of Admirals of all Post Crantsios down td
1796 inclusive, ending with Captain ALESANDRIE.
PRINCE Laorocto.—Yeaterday turning, abut tee
o'clock, Prince Lecieun .►rived in turn. it Marl-
bornoith•honsi'.* from Claremont, in his travelling
post-chalee,ettuded by Bunn 114RDENBROORR. fol-
lowed by Sir ROBERT Ganoterstr and Dr Sri/caw an,
IA a beancke. Ilia Royal Highness and Suite only
'remained droning the time of rbets‘ing horses, and !ben
prece,deri thrones London to R•ines, on his way In
Scotland. where his Royal ilighners will visit the Mar-
gut% and Starchier...a, of '4..grrosto ; alma the Duke
of Momvacric, the Earl of ',antrum at.ll. sod several
others of the Nobility and personages of distinction
in the North.

Maßoara.—This charming watering piste ill
much crowned, from Ow firility of access ',redeem
by the etvam-bniti. The Theatre is principally sop•
portal by London rrforesers. Among the novel.
lies introduced by Mr. PAucirr, tie Manager, iv e
Mr. CH41,11, an admirable bass singer. and a Mr.
FLATILLO. a tenor, whom, glees and rises an! much
admired. In the cylobratod error of the "
aid 6. Ok briir, me iVine," Mr. %Lima *as r,p.
iernasly •ncorrd, from which we naturally aoppnae
he cannot long escape the notice of oar London Ma-
neffort.

A form at Wootpit, near Edinbergh, consisting of
little wore thin twenty acre, of land, was sold tag
week for 23101. the ditty to Witold by the purchaser,
end the flasher to be tattoo at a taiestion. The Coro
Laws have rhos raised the salve of land, so that ner
teed owners are not displeased with dot Legislators.

Copt On GOOD 1110P2.--Th• Carte Wet still eon.
Siegel to rag.. Mr. ALDIIICUT writes, that it is
impassible to describe the condition ors are are is.—
! Call Only Stilton few particulars. Neatly 300 head
of cattle era taken from Thespolit, which we were
obliged to toe deism, away, oithowt beteg able to
prevent it; we are sorroonded with Cairo', who are
only 'skill en opporesolly to real in upon es ;
the whole country betIVPIM this god Uitentge is de.
sorted by its inhabitsots; the dwellings of the ferment
ars burnt, the military station forgotten, and some
oleers sod others murdered; our rensoinlog cotrle
ore bsopt to the village, the women and children otefp
in the plc of worship, anl the church and village
aro defended by 100 of nor people In posseasion of
fire•erms—we hogs hardly any test day or night
all Is confusion god diet reas—oor friends st Grakttn's
Town hare Invited is to coin' to them, bet I cannot
prevail upon myself to quit 'quietism; were we to
Inge llto place, the houses would all be horn,, our
core would all be destroyed, and the llntientots
would bo discourgood. On the Oth of February
loot, the ?doreviao New Settlement at the White
River mss attacked by the Calms, Mho drove away
335 head of their/vile-4s penpl **rolls the Moss
inousinent danger ; and by soother letter, dated the
9th of March, they *tent ors pluodering and outdering
those who opposed their thefts.

Two privateer h►i6s, of &boat 400 Inns eseboa
armed with 16 pas and 130 son, were fitting ort ,
at Baltimore** lb. Ist alt., and woold shortly soil
for a eroiso oade: Insergent colours, and reported to
destined foe the By of Ihogal and tkiaity.

.14frit iNtELLio

•Ditar., Also. 10.—At/10d awl tailed tot the kp.
ger, the Na, Panmete, from italic, —:-Agg43l
nod nubs's. tie Crain end Replmr traneskife, from
lisoderlhati.—rOsete ilowe from the River hod aed;
'the Peoelopti. Taylor, for St Alitfere.
Rbt.k, 10.—A letter received Aire frees en
head the emir oath, off Peterileed. dated Alig. 6,
autos the saki:els of the folluiring ships imioesiog to
this port i —Coto, *tot Ash. 60 toosj Etter, oleo,
130 tent; Stmosill, e.t.a, 90 Illos t bad *el.
lifigtoo, 17; Wirt/era, three; Persarbintice three.
U term; Riese' and Anti; Ttrfalger, II;
;lid teat aid Harmony, ilght. 70 tail.
PLYstortni. Atm. 10.—Parsed ap Chinas! the
Reimer, O'esti (rum the Irle of Poore in IA days.
—Artived elf Mit pat the Agani.onen, Eleigniey
Ceette.aid %cent damper's. from Eldbadoes and
11. Rhea; thermweral desalt. aid Camden put into.
IM 14e .1 Frew*, damaged ; the latter was ;I/veal
le .ail fir Ertglatd en the 21th; and the former en
the 21'h of April.
rtiarswoortt, Atm. 11.—Arrited fair gussiad
fliptes trod the Eastward ; sod the Fail.. tramped;
hem lloodirss, tolled the 25th Jane ; at OM' limo
die ratty stases had obi site 10, the reish..gloy net all
ea, and ready lb be mat down the firer B•lei2e, but
be uppearsont of the periodical loafs commancing.
So lath a sessok for the shipment of deed bad sot
heti eiperleaced there for hpwarils of metal years
tried! ships Offs waltiog for malogasty, bat mot goo
of died dtkild be abbe to get sway by the dal of
August, tier for loll* time deer. 0 • the morally*
petiole to the Fame sailing for England, the 'Sod.
bury, leaded dill gin, for Rotterdam, *at totally lest
bet Rey Chappell reef, withi n 14 miles of dm anchorage,
tree sod cargo saired.-='•At day-light do the 2601
July, is let. 141. N. lon. 39. passed by I vessel
bottom errata, supposed ti bate upset, Inroad.*
at bet bottom utterly lete.feet in leegth, sot any
has.. on bet sttlta, bet heti her AIM lilted her le
be an Asseriedl sebooher of about 230 toot burden.
Spoke the Marquis of Wellington. of Liverpool.
Tenni% Into Ilooderat. On the 10th Jay, in la.
3S. 22. N. long. 64. 20. W. spoke the transport.
Diadem and Lord Musgrave, from tiornsuda for
Hatifas, sills the left Wine of the 624 Regiment.

now.statte —This dsy Rocliff Kowtow', lie
drives a hack ney.coarh, Ne. 365. summoned an elderly
Gentleman, who dispotetl his right to foar.pence on
a foie of sit hoots and 25 min... ! the D,rendeng
sepposioe that he was entitled to reeks, by the milk
eat divisions of time. Mr. Ktaote told his he was - •
liable for each twenty millet's, if only one •f the
twenty had transpired.
Goilford, a hackney-coach &tett et, 91111100114
to ilerrowdor a mare which "tad beam stolen front
CoMploinoot in Cantlngilgomhire, tllrlog the month of
Apia lest. 11. professed es have bought it of a fel.
low named Swift. *boa Ik. MAOlititATZ directed
him to produce, or he *mold to in danger aim only
of leak% possetsien of the mare, bet would have to
take his trial for having the goods f..und open him
The MAGIISTRATt intimated Chit • grew of sired:sr
herse4klers had been disente.ed near • SIM/W.
lord, Obese plan of besioess wosid be jedicialir
mode known lo t 1 lew daft,.
Andrew Colbert, a black drettimer, In the Goarda,
was charged with stealing mosey and duplicates troll
the pocket of Wm. Fawd-n„ a diachs•ged seaman,
on Sunday last, at the Q 1141,11.6 Iliad, Knights.
bridge, while the Cnaplaiosot was asleep in the
taparsom. Nothing could surpass the precision
with which the Prosecotor Slated Ms case, to.
eller with all particulars thereto appertaining,
and many others, which he related by way of
preface mod illostratine. The bligietrato told him
no was akillel enough for • purset's.steersrd. Ili
was, in short, too mingle for the Prisoner to estop.
conviction, he was accordihgly committed.

On the °tiger sloori of war being lately taken
into Ardrossan ►arboar, • peat crowd of people
as:robin! le Ike her, end among the tut a sip
wetter from the enontrv. One of the 01Seed Wad
'shot*, sad rather isrprised to tie Such del to ,a.
Wags, asked this nag, who enlisted to be •ear his,
what algid eseite so *tee► wonder among the pee.
pie?— ." 0, Sir," replied he. as it k the Owners,
emit* to see the weasel Owners, Sir !"—•• Yes,
sir, they NU Aoki shorts f tome more, some Intl"
H t is partially b►gun In the otighboorhood if
Perkasie'. with a fin. prospect. T►e pilcksrd fishery
has also commenced t the dtitiog boats hare ►ad MOO
'access.

At the anneal Meeting of hop.pienterti osetelsanta,
and brewers, held et Castle Iledingbans, in Esse:,
tom. lot• nir sew pockets eflinits Went acid at M. 12,.
per co t. to be delivered in October.
Ti'. lwrerness Journal say s—" A genie Irishmen
hate for sometime been living at large IS the Apple.
erem.hills, between Intheartes and Lathterridon.
Tbg wimps Ile' • tho • hell/or, which are then plea.
dered of bread, milk, tr. by these rations. eke pro.
core fresh supplies of Motor', by depredations on the
dreep flocks. The neither of this banditti has wet
Peen ascertaisO; three irate only been reels at one*.
A shepherd sees lately gialontly attacked by see of
Omer. armed etch a blerlgeon, and *ht. utterly Deer.
',me
...., W ..ant. was melted ht his does" '
..Yererday bolo( Ore regorgt
n fir the 'utlet or . Andhists filfahnte, tilt Armor.
lante Joey pr to the diffeteet shop" lis that
brlghtsehrhood,gio ',amino the emelt. and seam—.
lln r itte i •fterkell "ewers, were friend withal., addax.
cord; tions.lished. The "cites of a ceiebrachatteca
leg.s -hen get, on Illolbohi•bili, nolo file. di.
Merry • 'fate Jury thew pereesteded lel* Shot-age,,
whereby, feted the Scores if she keep* of kiss •• t
mosillnowt, wee deals set Weldon for the.peers
leer ounces skott.le the posed ! The wales sere les.
mgcliastly bt. ip, amid Oro rajoielegs of My poor,
mho have dem. for arreme thee posy ht!e4 tubbed or
their Iltdo pittases,