The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-04-04 00:00:00

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46 The c4pital 11
es- .ta the Cause of
wort Yount against
•epose, now
I w. 'floe capital
have deceived us.
w :hoot firing a shot,
66 Thus the adventurer
only for a short time.
for Europe In wiry
a 'ale to the gratiti
generations. since
66 The High Allied
duration on this
inst. The conqueror
Vittoria, and at Par'
to support this dada
The anathema is prom
treading under foot
dent*, has again lac
amongst us; the w!
cessary, will arm itsel
stifle this monster in
lowers ; but it wir
these extreme measi
served to the brave
and 'Belgians, will
and France, form .
sf being the iustrumei
66 Yoe, brave
Lower Rhine, have
the glorious work,
do so. The moment
'mu soots most trot
a wall of brass to wit
:oigoroos youth assemin
arms and their courage
end to the defence
is our country ; it
es peace.
• " IA the men wi
fathers of families of
der the colours of
comhet abrood, but
against enemies and'
'erms to 'yet, brave.
teaks of the Rhine.
ikletnie. I myself *ha,
'them with German'
66 It is thus that
the triumph of the
suites from the curses
dren, which must
indolence or incliffek
the forces of Euroi
-non enemy, comith;
-umlaut and ravage y'
(s.gue,t)

AUSTEIt DA AI, MA
are making here for
and the city auard. •
NoottstaxnG. M
the Allied Powers of
.burgh on the lath. .
azetle, with the fol
" This official nei
Could we expect an
allow, after so man:
be again involved in
you people of Alsace,
have always been di
your fidelity to your
Sovereigns, you who
:race. Your fate it
which oppose the irreConi
piness ; let him be co-
honour, your rttputai
popte indolence to
must be displayed,
your children is et star
ger, it calls on you.
tory. Let the same
lice of your cause in:
support.
BRusstt.s. MARCI
throutet•Lnovaiis on
to
Vienna.
Ostend and the Sal
Etialigh troops who '
dirisiou •of this Coi
tr.uges.

From Frankfort
troops of Wirtethbet,
to Menla and the nei,
Their number is 29..('
lieu and Count de
the Russian •service,
Louis was .a

A Petition, numer

the inhabitants of I.
.Hoyal Highness the
.the Royal nercy
Josqth 131ackburn
Leeds Castle. Nets

also arrived in town
self at the feet of hi
'life of her unfortani
applications will be

On Wednesday lal
character of a valet,
twin, of Balaban',

of small clothes. He
of Lord Rivers, who
dale, at Taplow; he
cuted by Saturday,
tisfaction, he should ,
He then asked Me. C.
for a five-pound note
plenty of small notes,
frtvour if Mr. C. woul‘
pound., which he readk
ma.Le similar attempts'
shop fn the village, a
offered nem', forged,

pursuer! fed app.-retie
euamina►ion before the
iwceos with whom he
heeded. •

1.-Arrived--...67;-...6 the
LsaadYunditrtlaie•
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THE STATESMAN. ,
NAVAL INTEL LIG ENG&
published the following address to e„* Mr. Lovett has the pleasure to acknowledge the reeeept of
several conionenicatio.ns (torn unknown frieots, whit hive ;,_
prociaihatien to be issued to the French People, tell-
the Banks of the Rhine :-tot them that a monster they have got for an Fan. . _
leased to express their approbation of his patient! ..,
of France some to •iefend with
ca:
.u.:ultet during his lung Captivity, surroundeil :is he bas heart ',peror, and
f the Throne and of the es
• advising them to deliver him np to " public , • FALMOUTH, APRDIIIIIII.-
er
by ditheulaes and dawn almost ittumeraw- ; and he tires., vengeance;" that it, the vengeance which the Hoese belle packet, from I'li month, where slat la ndrel I,
st the attacks of the disturber of
Lt
leave to atelier them. that so long as ti IIGS :he honour of roe-,
N 1118 C Pit without the pale of the ducting all independ nt Journni, the principles upon welch of BOURBON and its friends long to inflict upon him. Mail front Lisbon about ti seek since.-
of
The assertion further
of France, and France herself, be has hitherto nniformly acted, will ant be shaken by solver. is, that the Allies mean not so Lady Louisa packet, with a Mei, for Coronas .
Bonaparte has occupied Paris si y, although he loos no wish toennerat from atelibeml met much to take their stand upon the Treaty of Fon. Marlborough packet, with a Mail for Lisbon; Lord tit
lot: enlightened part of the Public, that he has, with great dif. i tei m•
acuity, been able to withstand the load of oppression which nbleadand its infraction by NAPOLEON, as on the Hobart packet, with a Mail for the Mediterraneln ;
se
enterer performs again, probablycircumstances in which France stood towards the and his Majesty'a ship Thrik,-wifh• the Union, Ge.
has been heaped upon b,in.
Jr
me, the part of usurper - and it is -
' ruction, ale-Lavets hopes that his imprisonmore ent is drawing to a eon. Allies at the time of that Treaty, thereby proving n•,:ral Kyd, Providence, leliza, and Hibernia last.
is to Woke, by his destruction,
the French people, ifehey do not alter their conduct, lodiamen. Also sailed his Majesty's ship Phoenir,
elusion, that he may once mi.neo breathe the free air; and
ode of the present and of future
that hepr
France has disdained to merit it. may is 6'4'l f life,. a mall portion of an ungrateful nation, or, as the Times calls them, with between sixty and seventy sail fur the Me.
peace and Law illy of which, by his long incarceration, an
lied Petters made their solemn de. he has. form tent), years, been deprived. "an ungrateful set of scoundrels altogether," diterranesn.-The West India . fleet, under the
els
subject, at Vienna, on the 13th Nengate, April 4. 1815. .. deserving of teeing hunted, like the Mai-eons in. St. Warrior, Admiral Douglas, gal under weigh, bat
!fen at Moscow, at Lei sick at la the Firth Year of his Imprisonment. Domingo,todeath by bloodhounds-for which purpose the wind cooling • again from the Southward, the A•
irk, are hastening in all directions • signal was made to astchor, they therefore rem".
P. S.-The Lad Louisa, Marlborough, and of
laration, with arms in their hands. THE Full Money in GOLD will be paid by all Civilized men are invited to imitate the example of
in
renounced on the perjurer, who, Atto•Oe DOODLUC K. and Co for the Fire the said hounds. The French are also to be reminded
Lord Hobart packets are put back -It is feared Oa
Prize.R.Ul ( our% s,
'in the bUtte Lotter) to begin Drawing of the full power of the Allies to have enforced the . t all justice and all human confi-
fliliesetM, aw‘iisltlYb'se sohbipligle'dhirtonfrbeiarwsitph.-thiTe htledThiteeirrra, 7iatint tie
TOMORRoViII April 5.
THE SOMME CO.NTAINS
!lunched all the firebrands of war 3
Prizes of - his
thole population of Europe, if ne. 5
itself to pour in upon France, and 6 - of the effect of BONAPARTE'S ab- the 'East India fleet, it is expected will keep to sea,
in the blood and tears of his fol. &c. &e. &r
tot
RICHAItm-00, GoDDLUCE; find Co. hare been poi- dication, 46, in bar of those penalties;" nalties ;" and of the sod alsoseverei of t he-Weet India alsipssiencs• got ont.
ill not be necessary to resort to
etel•arly fortunate in the :Or of Thirty Therthnird Pound Peso., - .-. fib
tures, and Heaven has perhaps re. being the out person that ever sow in Shares Two Prize. ••f duty of abiding by it, which the re c •
''F n h acknow- DEAL, APRIL 3.-Caliie clout from the Rive
that ac- the Mdrchioness Wellesley, for India, and the Na
fat
Prussians, English, Hanoverians, leirFlini.s. ijigsirii-i ti2n'eBC;7l; iritil.l.Qiu"irSter" andc 11.x.:iettlighbilvis." hedged, when they accepted the full release . ar',
Brown, forAmerica,tailed immediately for
and YSI
to, collectd between the Rhine ' Tickets and Shares tire on sole, in variety of Numbers, at compatuied it, and when their Senate, their Army,
the bulwark of nations, theglory their Office., Cornibill anti Charing-Cross. of, Portsmouth with a large fleet, including the follow-
ing ships : Lord Eldon, Princess Charlotte of no
meets of its just vengeance.
.11c
'LO I'TEH Y DRAWS TO-MORROW, •Ttilt STH APRIL, reigning."
Metcalf, Ceres, Ruse, hope, Weimer Cas.
inhabitants of the Middle and' a itai:e. PRIZES OF ,E30,000,-FIYE THOUSAND The Proclamation will call upon the
Northumber- vet
eit in your power to contribute to GUINEAS IN GOLD, AS SOON As DRAWN. French nation to spare the effusion of blood by fill- Wales)
tle,Lord Melville, Marquis of Wellington, and Bud.
, and you will no doubt zealously
sat is come when noble and gene- +Fr. Mails. I)" 1 " the Usurper." Should that Call be made in vain dad, for the East Indies ; Ann. and CUMberland, for int
0
owd the ranks in order to oppose
land, and Doris, for Quebec ; Vittoria, for Phila.
• the Allied Armies will immediately enter France, the South Sees ; Royal Oak, George,
wickedness and perfidy. Let the
,PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. "and carry on the war, as far as possible, at the
!I 11... . e .Streatham East '
emble in crowds to consecrate their Kane Imre. Ann , delphia ; and several transports for Portsmouth, naly ant
India Bonds 4 II par menet) of the. French people."
rage to the most sacred of causes, ' i per Cent. Red.
Exchequer Bin. 8 1 dtroOprfor o and -Th ' !my
of their country. For Germany 1 IVC:etarliii.C"US. 56i
7 We confess we coeld wish to see a point as im- iilrilig ,
shall be so always, and at every 4 per Cent. Navy 871 7 I 2:1117for Ace 5611 . 'portant as all this proved-namely, that the Treaty Indiamen remains.
het
I - -------- • - ,with BoNaeaRTB himself, that of Fontainbleau, by •PORTSICOOTH, APRIL 3.-Arrived' his Majesty's
who hare reached mature age, the which he abdicated the Crown, was faithfully kept
ships Rosario and Sprightly, from the Downs; nth
of all classes, arm themselves un- THE STATESM IV.
three copiers from the North ; and Alm transport, ma
the civic militia, tent to march t •
-Cdrk.-Citne into harbour his Majesty's ship sitis
bat to defend their•
own homes • • - pose him in consequence_of a departure from the from
MI
1 traitors. The country confides i LONDON: terms of that Treaty. This has not yet been done ; Pactdrm--- -
e. inhabitants of all ages, of the TUESDAY. APRIL 4, 1815. and as to the talk about Senates and Magistrates de- SHEERNESS, APRIL 3.-The Java East Indianan a d
hime, the Moselle, the Roer, and the staring him unworthrto reign, the Allies will find biought Sp Off this plate, under jury-mists, today,-re--
'have pledged that. you will bear •
1 Hostilities are not, it seems, to be commenced im- their arguments already replied to by the French and has since proceeded op the Thames.-The Ad. as
'fidelity and•bravery.the
• mediately against France by the Allies, notwitbstand- Councils tate, and the voice of the
t you will silointly participate in of State,
1
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good cause, and preserve your ing their fury breathing Declaration. They are now i neral. boor, is ordered to memo her station at the Note.
out
ses of your chiitlronandgrand chit- to weigh the matter a little before they enter France. Be the strength and accuracy of these repliee ed- i 1 HARWICH, Maim 3.-At t ived the Juno transport,
fail ttpon your heads, if by your to Look before you leap," the proverb of a slave, milted or not, there is to be no pogo* with the Govern-, from Holland, with the carriages, &c. belonging to the,
irence you s'inald be the cause of and therefore unworthy. the consideration of Kings, ment of NAPOLEON. Ilk proposals are not to be the Duke of Orleans.
Ina
ve, combined to oppose the coin. and
ui like a destructive torrent to in. suggests itself at last; and if we had a hope that the listened to. If he sends a Messenger over, his die- • COVE OF Cone, MARCH 29.-Put back his Ma-
fort
Powers who have sworn so dreadfully against the man patches are not even to be opened, but he is to be jesty"s ship Pelican.
your plait's. ' t. .. fide
t• e %TR, Dnyrronr-General I whom the French nation has selected for its Sore- forthwith sent back, with as much haste and ab- I
.. _ '
of the Lower UI Mriale !Mum .. beig
[reign, meant not to keep their promise in this hi- horrence as we would thrust back the pestilence.- ' Yesterday of two o'clock, the whole of the DN.
I net Ministers assembled al,ain at the Foreign Ohre,
tar h. 4."
;nee
stance at least, we should say that we were glad to We were perfectly accurate in stating yesterday that
but we did not learn whether it was a regular Cali. ben
ARCH 31.-The greatest exertions perceive, that the resolution seemingly formed so a Messenger had arrived at Dover, charged with die. but
Meeting, er to confirm what had been the sale end
r the rasing of the land militia hastily, and boding so little good to the world, patches from the Government of France. They were jest of discussion on Sunday. They separated at Sari
'hoth horse and foot.
Marion 23.-The declaration of- was -
to undergo a deliberate revision previous to to the French Ambassador in this country, appointed
about half past three, when the Earl of HARROWBY rim
its being attempted to be carried into eseeetion.-
of the 13th instant reached Sttat. by Lours, whom NAPOLEON and his Government and the Right Hon, WeLtlarats Pora set off from hear'
•It is inserted in the Strasburgh But we are not allawed to cherish a particle of hope 'chose to reseed., as their Represeetintivo--e soffi. Dewning-etrees riot. et Tlrlio,ka for the Contimit ; 4 .
allowing remarks : -• iare aecom
Athe The
that war, universal war, will not be renewed ; for tient proof of their pacific dispoutiow; but the the,' Puli#ll-: 11";-11.11"041;8", .1111801006
;leis
MILL. and ..ST,Lirsiewt,• this' Kitties .Mossengor..- pis
eves Is just come from Vienna.- • though' the old object of forcing on the French pen- Cbmptede la CHAsTIti did not think himself honoured
re..
InrAfter tln.astlirei,orfe the__Ciscat
ny other ? Wks, Power could pie a BounitioN Sovereign, an•l proving, beyond con- by this confirmation of his nomination, and -V
oat MCAUsleisLtesars; ca
r o
iy sacrifices, that Europe should r irol= ..
trover that thepeople tt to have receive die tches from an other th - his , • -.1 ;i:o 1.-.0-
sy, oust t no voice in 'fused to pa y IA ~ . wait... erisatuv.,,,saca Keeper at Ciallott-Holw. band
i flames ? And you, Frenchmen,to th
the election of their Kings, or controul over their ac- lawful Sovereign, Louis XVIII. The Officer,. was • • The. Aushlien.Generai the Marquis de CNASTELBI, ire
:e, you citizens of Strasburgh, who
listinguished for your integrity,
lions, shines forth a little clearer from the mist in which therefore sent away without haying accomplish, le tePetled to Karel died 'suddenly at Venice, but the . with
It is said he also • carried Mae &cambric!, attending this event are variously
ir oaths, your attachment to your it was before enveloped, and there is some danger of ed his mission.
io wish fur nothing but repose and the world discovering its true nature, it is an object so patches confirming the nomination of the French given; some speak of a duel. between this General itubl
reat; Main ;• and this and au English Officer; lithers of assassinatioa by hare
is in your hands ; join the forces dear to the hearts of those who believe in the all-Consuls in every po;t in G 8 •
reactitrileable enemy of your hap.
sufficiency of hereditary right, and so intimately tae Courier and thei other Government Prints call, . •
ae Italian, -occasioned by an affair of gallantry. tent
conquered by the French. Your In consequ,,nce of i Brigade Order, 'the lit bal.
blended with its preservation, that as the French 'with their characteristic malignity and perversion, .lo
ation depend out it. Do hot op.talion of the Ist regiment' of Guards, and as many e,„„;
treason. Energy and firmness have again become so daring as to deny the justice of " addressing the people against their Government." men as completed the 2d battalions of the three the C
I, your own happiness, that of this position, and even to art upon it to the expulsion But even the Abolition Of the Slave Trade against regiments of Guards' to 1000 rank mud file each, it
blood-hounds railed has
stake; your country is in dan- of the Monarch whom the Allies were so good as to which even these literary *, in readiness to proceed to De if this eforeieg, for 4f°
Perseverance alone gives tic- • .
gore them, we are as certain as we can be of any not pleased them, because it was done by Nitro.
' embarkation for- the Netherlands 'The following of C)
e spirit animate you-let the jus- .
thin that is et to happen, that the arguments usually LEON,-and neither by the liberal -minded and off, -
detachments will therefore set . viz --MOO of tent
aspire you, and God will be your g y the Ist regimeaof Guards, from Portman-street Bar. atielj
employed to support **Royal, Divine, and preserip- powerful Lord CASTLEREAGH, nor by that most vie, racks.: 450 of ttildsireim. or 2tl roe' nt, frets sorsh
on 30.-General Maison premed ; the rule, theoldeodilmost the only logicot Kirrgie the tuous and kind.hearted Snvereign, Loris XVIII. ;titligh 'tebridgeee-med-41415-of-the-44-vegieseet, from -
I the 28th. It is said lie is going i cannon's dreadful eloguerice, will and most he had's& . Mr. WHITBREAD last night .tried the flint of the St. James's Park:: illthisittlfiter' port of the above ate II ha
~ but. many think he,is gone to, course to, or Sovereigns will be under the necessity _Treasury Bench on the subject of our foreign rela- young men of the.'lekketillattieret. A troop of the 7" 3
!of making concessions that may be unpleasing to them. lions, but it would elicit nothing as to the vievre and .. -
Royal Horse Guards , will entberit at the seam time, o int
Sus de Slyk are crowded with • ,to serve as a Guard of lioteerni•to his Excellency toe at o
The aid, or the form, of a little consideration, how- intentions of Government on the new state of things i
o landed on the 27th ; the first .
ELLINGTON. ' ' 'PP,
• i
nila marched the next day for i ever, is to be had recourse to, we cannot say in the in France. 'Lord CASTOREAou was abscise:Mimi I. lit" • ~•. .. .
Duke of W " :.' .• ' '
•
first
,instance, for we have already seen one instance the house, 'brooded in the mists of office; areli,thei, IbLbattation of thb 59tiltregiesent is cow tt
! Deti4ol, j*. le expitsted ',MOO embarked in Ow pp;
ouli
we learn, that the march of the of Royal ~esolution, (perhaps there are those who responsible Mr. Poee,•it is -known, is gone atiroO il.sisys-In r•thetontinent,loalt the Officers alma* as dew, erg and Bavaria through that city, I have seen many) in which very little consideration • The CnANcELLoit of the EXCHEQUER wait fli ' 1
a oj, I Pit. we; have been orderedseo We forthwith.
teighbout hood, lasted three days,
seems to have been used. A Council is assembliug one to apply to for information, and he, God kiows,
evening, . , • • If
,
.000 men. The Duke de Rich*. tos Saturday tiNnt eompapies of the stiff
bet
Ge,nerals iis i' at Brussels, or rather the Congress which made such seemed to have but little to give, and as littlikeart 'to corm', and a detachment of-log*ll, embarked se
Montbeillard, boon
end'
~ are arrived at Ghent, when, I notable work- of the settlement of the affairs of tenter on the dismaying K; . be.
se-Jett. Hew • ' ore__.7 board the passage vessels at Direer\fer Ostend, and
- "Ts tailed with ix femattraible•wied. hat
expected yester,luy. Europe.... at Vienna, Is to be nioted, like the 'stated, that on %Vedette& do*.
& COM D would ' , .. rot
, Y. M_ t ....:
•- - ~,,,te Ikeet ofAttritsiiiisid en &Tao), from Ports-
Temple a Loretto, to Brussels, whit+ owe. Reeikre -Ise madelts the floolligleitomise atilt,
t ist•fee •
erously and respectably signed by know is not in the altitudes of the high political GENT • and went the lengthof I ' in' . .
say ngt anower to e West India liedblet..p. • irselmotith on Si- on,
I,,eerla, has been presented to his Alps in which the Congress Statesmen were dispimed ' •
.a question :regarding the _genuineness of the'" infs. tnillay, but Mimi& aide the.sigaal I, t
e Par NCI: REGENT, praying that to seat themselves so composedly, hut in the Low snobs Declaration of the Allies," as Mr. WHITBREA for ssiiiuf -:------=.:••-•—•--- •.-'----- ----- • ha
may be extended towards Mr. i Countries,
the very Baths of the continent, amidst denominated kthat 46. it had not been discrosteeedr" ''Yeiteatlia the iffspatettai jsrihetittivilltiast, MOP
now under seisteuce of death inr tl
Belgians and Dutchmen, " dull ati lakes
's. Blackburn, we understand, is . . their that 'The manty,4o
*lily British mind • of. Mr. %tit- W.It of . oh, and Taiimm• ,Wire aitliy 41
~ ,
i for the purpotai of throwing her- sleep beneath the storm,"where,we Should think
- 1 - -- - --- - - '''' I ISE 411) cool ' • allow that opportunity '1.1) pees
.......Clo
~.....at 11:44e ft Ind" ' ~111 ITerld 1° their
. *,
tie Royal Highness, to solicit the ' such a bright and worldeenlightening geuius as Mr. :Without stigma as it deserves the horrible doe. '',1.7-S'e "„„rtsers• "'' ' . „a' ' • , • idu
mate hash:rid. We hope these I WELLESLEY POLE is iu dinar of he' loot b • • aeSTIOID, mimic* 3.4. • : wf.-It is nay eelees
'nit ror ° " trine of assas.sinstion, which that Paper has been
attended with the desired effect. I - • rallyThelieved that LOVIC XVIII. will proceed' la •*I
scared for a time. Thitberri.htereever, .hee li
-r. 'con 'ed •7 • b' cery es yogi yogi and which, ich, the Pei natki", the Hamm from Beussels wheie he will resole, nisi
tat a mate assuming the dress and p •4 I •
. Gee 11Ft paths
hot from the in , and',• ps, wise. It fs ,enaided bY reale the very Idea of such with his !Wan Court about ' d• '
n, revolts at t him, neat some move Wt
went to the shop of Mr. Chap. treasures at com a d to retheit' l'ulth . ,
tailor, to be measured for a pair -m. a - --i • --- Lentrr.liii- ,•"*
.crime, has, we are truly sorry 'to say, do many measure hae taken place, which may 'determine Ili* let
le stated himself to be the servant ROWIr, Of high political ensisilio'aud deep' site- ,sdreca tea in this country. The C of .., NABOELL9II Bore ' .
L... future destination isf.his.augest Way:, '- • ' ght
to was on a visit to Lord Rivers- city/ gope ip !Issi4t.lckftleilheratios si pertain i‘Pfl' V• -,-ECNEQUER• denied that 'the Dec s . .
lasation wavetinted The Dow's* Z rsHis of.. . dintberif
- - - ".4) , ;Musts`, oil
e desired his order might be exe. preside over theob;o4mit is reasonable to suppose I AtrlANtrilt,• Wont to the Matron tee Pisa& ,
Mich a construction • but we could have whhed to .
when, if it were done to his sa- that as we are, no doubt, to pay for "the 4) • 9 .
g roots s
have heird,particularlyaithe prelims ntomenterhen our 01
tint Holpiteli -Loudon,• a clasp of diamonds std , .
tnetio se stones, as a taken of her Imperial MO' itas
I bespeak a coat and waistcoat, 'work " that is to bi f d
per orme over agate, the
G. to oblige him with a change lea t . .
a strOnger condemea- ty's approbation .f• 414 excelleat ertior *ad atwodc"'
the Comical can do iii return. will be to con- •this \
ote; and, perceiving Mr. C. had 6 lion of most shocking of all. 4octrinee, from the duct of the childretrof fiat noble inetitutiog. '
ei, observed it would be a great far the honour of being its President on my Lord mouths of British Ministers and Stal beAte Ab • • s
n rola
enacts, w ee su scripting has butte entered into btu, - , A i
oral accommodate him with ten Ilagitoway, and give oar Master of, the:M4lk the ep,
seen one of their wind political assocbilheiatiti- Jury of the county of Nbrfotk, for fife peOpose^'
radii.? did. This person having -honourable distinction of his propee edgeOkisbits
.. OW dared on the IVlry threshold of thle.bo ' ' . /)riaging to jostles the 14414" of the
riot
itt
*166
bY ' e Sit
unto,
sto get a note changed at another of holding the bag, if they are not alliuddlieliag‘amod • •1
an asiessio. . • • , Mr. Core mat insetted, and Soy-twatk. the high 00"
a suspicion arose that the notes . - •
n• hi WM* tilagrflive AlsObar of paciistit man'
empty bags, together. At this Cooncitireafit teldtlte • - -.. , . ._....„,„..,....._' " . 10.. ' ,•,..: 4010 . ,• ~,, . . 1 aqua
and the utterer was accordingly .. .
_. .. . .IsaeomwAstres-Tffe Lords Jesioar‘asier • area it beliktsiAde oniititomilii...... h. • - ._
~
inded and was to undergo an
/ political and military measures to be adopt 4q00.11 k ihe P,, • : 'L. .A n
-0
he Magistrates on Saturday. A Porting theDeciaratioP.ol the AllioPfeltilrialar L 1 "I faigifittes., to report aka.
reije, :71r• 4111te .by At* NtAbOt. NY. iltefitef4lttni t►rek Fri4e lande.,!,• •
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