Star. — London, England, 1816-10-18 00:00:00

S . r 4 Ti " " .• AMEAICA. • ; • iIstiLIFAX,.I3IIPTEMBEIit s. • His Majesty!. ship °Possum, frorojsence WAIN, John's New Brunswick , strtick oft aWO Of Mil near dope Sable, on the nigk of ult. brit -*. thrOwitigherkorit tiverboard t and otherwise 14-liten:. 'ins her,- she was soon et.off.. and proceeded on he! voyage: • ViIIAnLESTON. AV( usr so. . .• • Foot SURIIaII.—We learn from CApt. Gerahty,. *tine British schooner Helen, arrived hero yester sfaP from Barbndoesi that he, mein Serif:AM oil the ltkh of •July, at Which time it was very sickly. • The ' 'Governor of that place died of a putrid . fever (the ?revelling epideeisic) on the f6th, and ores succeeded an-authority by the. Fiscal or Soperintendant, who WU also atm:eked. and lay-ill when Captain Gerahty left there. but eras not tonsidered in a d‘ngetous tandem There were about (nor or 6ve hundred Ditch troopt in garrison when the disorder broke vat, and it- was supposed ; that in its progatss :shout one half of then: hAd been swept off Four or five .01ficers died in twu days, whilst Captain Gerahtp sonsained there: they were veterans,- and hadioaglit in the battle of Waterloo. The deAth olthe Giiver. nor excited the greatest sympathy arriang the inhabi tants and soldiery. He is represented to have bees . an excellent 'man, had been long in Office, and pos se:wed • their • utmost confidence and esteem. Com mercial Nosiness was very dull in Surinam. as well as-et Barbadoes "end all the West India Islands.— No news stirring. . A Gentleman who cline in the packet Irons New York,- basil:formed us that the British .Consul (Mr.. Buchanan) at that place, employed two skips to take' upwards or 700 distressed British subjects from thence. to England. - 1.1014 TIN COIOIIIIIIIIIAL ADVIATIaIIa - ffl Barroom IL. The following edict was published at Pert Louis, (Isle of Fr:nee), sonde time previous to Capt. Bura.f ham's sailing from that plum, a cipy of which he pro Sored, and forwarded to Merchant.' halls Boston : ' . v Nonce is hereby:leen, that lo consommes o< ospreasessur Rands (roes his Maps. fa hiluistees, dosed September 61, 101(11, aid fteeived by hi. lineUe-cy the Goventor. 11y the eadnies; *one& and °char fnretsn oia.cis are front henceforward tvrtdd dim to enter or land carps* in the ports of this Guverottent, or to lead .bere with coluoial produce, direct tor France any other country. The Wrote:neat of this order will su bject dos . offender to a sat, to be instituted in the Court of Vice Admi ralty he this Colmar, for the coatinatioH of ship and arse. 0 By order of iiiiiiscelleacy the Goes:nor, (Signet') " Ai. A. BAUM, Coati bectsttly. " Peet Louis, (Isle of From), May 6, loin." MOH TH2 CHAKLESToN GATITTIL LAT* NEVIS TRUIt HAV AU ST AU. —Captain Bens4king arrived here yesterday in the sloop Jane, five days from the Havana ah. He informs us. that jubt before he sailed a report was in circulitioo that the Canha• g,essians (or ituergents, as they are called) had captured Pensacola: This news was said to have been brought by a British man 4,f war brig, in a short pest Age keen the mouth of the Mississippi. it fleet ot merchantmen, principally • Spaniards, tinder convoy of a French in.in of war brig, was tar tin from Havannah the d4y after Captain Brunking. They amount to .about eighty sail, and were prince. pally bound to Cadiz and other. ports of Spaia. The day before the Jane bailed, a Spanibh *chums/ ' arrived from the coast, and two others some few days paurious, all with full cargoes of slain. *meowing U► t eltgen nine hundred or is thousand. The citiestionstspecting the separation of Maine from the States of Masbachnsets SteMSlO have been ereniinatid, by a resolution on dialer &of theinliabt• trots to form a denim* State, under a new Coital . onion. . By an arrival from Havannah, it appeared that the earthaitenian or Patriot privateers, which bad aso sebibled attic Belean, had taken Pensacola. Three Guineamen, with 960 slaves, had reached the HS. 'annals, IaCrUACT 07 A•LITTin TROIS AN AIMILICAU °MUCUS, DATED USED DRUMS; AUGUST 4. fa 'Since I wrote you bolt 1 have been down to Mexico, and derived much information respecting that. delightful country. We were at Boequille, the principal port belonging to the Nunn:, where I learnt the suite of the two contending parties, and the result that may be expected from their political dispute. .4. Civil war in its most terrific form rages in Mexico. . Vile Royalist& instantly put to death all prisoners taken from the other party ; and all the Royalists' . taben by the Patriots are seat to the interior, whence they never fetal, as the principle of retaliation is rigittly observed:. A Spsnish ship, with 80,000 dol. lars . na boarditad p valuable cargo. was lately wrecked near &eugoilie, and fell into the handsof the Patriots. .4 , The .Patriots were .rapidly advancing towards their. independence, a Congress mahout to be assem. blird ; the army is - well supplied with arms, and they beVetthirteen priviteers." titISM BONAPARTIIO.—This BUM it is known, has his 'residence on a moderate property at Bor. ..i.town, N. I, worth 16 or 18,000 dollars. He SWIM determined in conform to the manners of our ,antry. 1 saw Std Mr. Sayre of whom he put . . abased the farm : in said, whop idr.. UnhaPayte came to tate possession of that place, he was called out, from dinner, and found Min busily engaged, with his Sn beads, unloading the furniture he had brought. mething was said about sending for othar Van& $ '.. he said no, every body worked in this country... ..4Babisiere. ifeuricair.) . A report wa. circulated at New York, on the Itti 'Sept. that -N.:plant had escaped from St. Helena. The weather in many parts of 'Anierica has been extremely wet. In ether parts the inhabitants had to complain of almost uttexampled drought. /Liana item Tappabannock, of the Stk of Septesnlier,mys, ig ) The chief object of nay writing at this time . is to a pp r ize you of the alarming .prospects whici sox /uund as : 'cutely . less than starvation Sawn to threaten tu on all sides. We have not bad a rain beie since harvest (or about the Ist of July) } ;lent to benefit vegetation in any degree , nor had we any for tieo months anilla half previous to that time. This *section of the Stattitas alweys been :unsuitable le its sbundant crops; indeed, it has betetofore been Isidered its Staple. Bet this year (even if the fall Litild prove favourable) We shall scarcely Mate a dliciency of grain for out own consumption. Many Ids are so.completely parched by the drought. that blades tedl erosible from the groostls to the tarbeli. and it hreported here, that soznoof t:ie far tarvas have eut‘up *bolo bids of.co.ehi and. *ached for fodder." .4 ta . 6 Metic that. di s procii the st, that n .4. C . The taken taken they rigi4 l l lars•e: near 1 . 441 their i • WI t brie us 614. den•ti seem COlllll 41ase to tad from oitn &MU but II A of St elm cowl ftt‘ni ig I'l apps Ikon titre here eke hi , tut cfne 5434.1 • susti bet: use t. 40 ft (C • . • . t • . • - 1 401-. . . ‘ts M . $ . • OCTO • Ilse Kips and wirk.the Pollees bfeelaills . : ledveditere yesterday. To *belt Corps Diplunks 'thlue vim be assembled `y the 15th and of ibis month. °crones IS..Tlie Prince Royal his engin losinsort are expected at the Palace Laeken on Monday. The review of the Prouian army. under Genial , Woroniow; which the Duke of Wellington has Pit koncluded, took place on the plain of Riscroy, re• nowned for the victory which the great Conde, the I .Duice of Enghein, gamed she 10th of M.l,y, 106 S, over the Spanish army, in which that veteran inian try was - destapyed, which, under Charles V. and Philip 11. his successor, had made Europe tremble. This reviews was magnificent. The English troops are every, where in motion, to repair to ilia environs of that ;own, where they are to unite .for a grand I review, and to execute various jpilitary raanceuvres before the Duke of Cambridge. Several corps of the Allied troops will also join the English, Many 'regiments defiled on the loth and I lth en the neigh bourhood of Lille and Arras to repair thither. VALENCIENNES, OCTOBER 9. The Duke of Wellington has returned to Mont St. Martin, where the Duchess, his consort, is now ar. rived, as well as a great number of Generals, &c. General Ziether is. expected on the 14th. The Duke of Cambridge is espected en the 16th or 17th, and the grand reviews will take place on the 18th, 19th, and 1106, in the plain of Denain, where Marshal Vil lain &hoed Plince ,Eugene of Savoy, in 1712. The DanishVintingeneender the Prince at Hesse, he Saxons tinder General G.tubertz, the Hanoverian, ender General D'Altetidts well as the English troops, of all arms, are iu motion, in the environs of Douay, and Cassel, with a MiffiefOUS field artillery, to repair to the plain Gf Denain. A vast number of for liners and inhabitants of the neighbouring depart ments propose to attend these reviews, which will doubtlessbe extremely brilliant, especially if they are favuered by fine weather. _ _ _ TtiE eiNUNG STAR. LO N 1)0 V. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 18, is: Lett.—Haliday at the 13anki Embower, and iotath-Ses Home A Dutch and a Hansburgh Mail arrived this men ins ; Also a Hamburgh Cot respondent of a day facer than the Mail. The Plenipotentiaries to the' Diet ai Frankfort have had their rropective credentials cite. mined : the preliminary conferences will occupy the whole of this month, and then the solemn opening.will. take place. The subjects to be discussed will be pre vsouslyarranged by aCanunittee,to prevent confusion Iris reported, that as formerly at Ratisban, souse Am bassadors of foreign Powen, who do not belong . to the Diet, will be admitted. The second conference t , ok place oa the 9th instant, and ;cams certais that the opening of the Diet will take place on the sth of November. . A letter Irons the Maine, of the 6th instant, states, that BUXOM will next year visit England on the invitation a the ritINCI RIEGISYT. The same' letter mentions an experiment made on the Danube on the 12th of August, with an invaation for propel ling vessels of the greatest burdens against the stream eft the mast rapid rivers, without the aid of animal power or the steam-engine. The experiment is re ported to have been successful. On the let instant. another ten millions of florins in paper currency were burnt at Vienna. At Hamburgh, on the llth instant, the latest date received,4lte Exchange on London was 96-6. WARSAW. SEP rEMBER SO. A courier has arrived here today, brioging the news that his Majesty the Emperor of Russia, our King, will arrive hers in the course of the night. All the preparations in the Palace for his rer,eptien 4tre already completed. The report spreads dtat his Majesty will in the course of a week go to Berlin, and then warn to this city. Nothing certain is known respecting an expected interview with his Majesty the Emperor of Austria and our Sovereign, but, it is still reported that it wiU take plAcct. &Tend perms belonging to the suite of the Emperor are already arrive f here. OCTOIIIII as. Their Royal Higkcsses, the Prince and Princess of Orange, left %hit iOwn, yeiterday to go to Brussels by wsy of Dud:edit s :where they were received with great respect. VONA. axtrurasEit ea . We ecpect, now that the twelve Bank Directen are appoisted, that the Governor will be chosen. Some believe that the choice will fill on Mr. Jobi Pulsh, who has biught as estate in Bohemia, and has been received among the Knights of that king• don i others meatiest Mr. -Peschier, partner of COVIn . PHs& A Russian courier his arrived, this. week at 'firer, licit, the country sant of Prince Charles Von Schwan '.cenburg, who is said to have brought to the Austrian Hero the agreeable news, that his Majesty the Zil lion* of Ramis will this year honour him with asso- Mier friendly visit. Orman 2.—The Emperor returned ye,terday from Pichoenbruna to 'be palace in the. city. TO son of the Duchess of Parma, with his GOveinor Count M. Dietrichstien, will also take up his abode in the Palttce. .... • 4 It .is atilt uncertain whether the King and Vistiee of Bavaria will be present at the marriage of tlllM Jaushter with our Emperor. The eurtst fat* ut: die bride bas ell . tbb bridal Oraliftents, itit*A bores fa:ons 'Oven orders totemplopenne-ind Ads tries productions and manufactures. COIRIMIAOIII, OCTOBER. R. The Commandant of Helsingborg.. Count Von' LOwenhaupt, who lately fought a duel, with pistols, with a Swiss of the name of Miller, or Mulkr, has died here of his wound. His adversary is confined in the castle hen. He is a native of Berne, fought under Erlach, for the Federal system of his country, itgainsi Massena, Macdonald, Ike. and fled when his party was vaoquished. Rear-Admiral Lowenorn has given notice, for the information of mariners, that an English brig is sank in the Kioeger Bacht, and that a part of the vessel is still above water. s MUNICIi, SIIPTEMBER 10. The Atheneum which has been founded here by Professor Thiersch. for the education of young Greeks goes on successfully. There are already youig men there from Greece Proper. front the Islands. Asia, Moldavia, and Wallachia ; among thee► are sons of the first falsifies, fur maniple, a nephew of Archbishop Ignatio. a grandson of the late Prince of Moldavia Chika. three brothers of the illustrious name of the Comene, whose family retired within theme few years from the Archipelago to T.iganrok, no the Dun. Others are expected in the course of the year; when they: first come they begin with learning German. after which they commence their smdies of the languages and sciences. FRANKFORT, OCTOBER 6. The Duchess of St. Lue has sent here a Trainable set of jewels and a sillier table service, for sale ; hitherto no purchaser has appeared. Her sister, the sire of Joseph 11 , maps, te, who has passed the summer at a neighbouring country-house, has hired a house l in the city till Easter 1817. MOSCOW, AUGUST 11, (O. S.) They say that the pions intention of the Emperor, to build at Moscow ) a magnificent Temple to CHRIST the Ramona, has been already considered, and that tt is resolved to put it in execution. " We have received the Paris Papers of Tuesday. They inform us that the Elections ari nearly teemi. lamed, there being only about tsienty Deputies want ing to complete the IdU number. The quality of the harvest is not generally good throu4hont France. In some places great complaints are made by the agri culturists. The journalists seem to have a malicious pleasure, however, in informing their readers that the liarvest is England is worse. • PARIS, OCTOBER IL • The carriage in which Madame Blanqnemont de la Force travelled, WAS not a regular diligence s it was one of those hired carriages which traverse France in all directions and pass the frostier 'hes it suits them, without ofFer , ng any other guarantee for the persons and the effects undertheir charge, except that of the coachman who bargains with them. Such an accident could never happen in a regular diligence under the care of a conductor entrusted with a feud& de rook (way bill), and obliged to stop at certain hours and places. COURIER EXTRAORDINARY Of•TQIL4DAR MORNING. Yesterday. before Mita. his Majesty gave a private audience to the Duke d:Estissac. The number of Deputies returned now amounts to 345: to these we have to add the 18 Deputies of the Departmeots in which the election has not taken place or been completed, and the two Departments of Cor sica. We shall find that to complete the list only a single Deputy is wanting, and be is expected from the Basses Alpes. We learn from Pezenas (Heranit) of dite the 7th of October,' that the markets there am abundantly supplied with grain, and the vines present the most' luxuriant appearances. It is uid that the Frimcgitcaslemy is about to bold a public meeting, in order. to give the Duke of. Kent the satisfaction of witnessing their sittings. It is not L yet known what will be the - object ef this meeting.. Sir Charles Stuart yeiterday gaiiegrand dinner,' which vras honoured by the presence of the Dukeof Kent. According to a decision of the Minister of the Ma• rine, foreign flax, will no longer be admitted int* the Royal arsenals, except in case of absolute necenity. The Coachman, who assassinated Tim Countess de Blanquemon, died this morning at the prison of La Force, in consequence of the wounds he gave himself' in the throat with a razor. Lately the inhabitants, of a commune in the De patiment of the Moselle, in which a violent storm had broken out, having threatened the schoolmaster be cause he refused to ring the bells, the latter, frightened at the approach of a new storm, thought, iu order to reconc • lle himself to the inhabitants, Of .complying pith their request; but he was near paying with his life for his imprudence. the sound of the bell brought the thunder cloud upon the toter; and s the spire was much damaged. The poor schoolmaster was struck -by the lightning, and received such a contusion on the arm that he will be Larne for life. The Prefect of the Moselle,- in mating known this eircumstante to his coadjutors', has renewed his pro hibition to ring the belle et the approach of a storm. ROUEN, OCTOBER 1& Two inhabitants of this department bane Iktely signalised themselves by attain suaaseftd acts of *codrage and devotion. • Oje Ist ai Septembet s at ton o'clock io iho von, tko 'TIAIIOIIM sow& Dtkoo Ewes,' Captain Remind. attenVult, Irtfgl tom •terdam, was shipwrecked war Trepoit. One Arsenhis Nicholas, a mariner of Tr , the father of fide Children, threw himself 'waves in the midst of the rocks, afid was pulsed; but in making a lest effort. he succeeded carrying a rope to elle vessel" and saved, at( of his hie, the Captain and two sailnts, be s id es ing on his shoulders amidst the Wares a female was a passenger. Nest day, at five o'clock in the mornini laume Att i eustin de la Greve:le saved fiv e the crew of an English sloop which waL upon the shores. The Captain and a sailor 'cular, must have inevitably perished wit assistance. One hundred francs and a silver medal given to the individuals who have thus themselves. NAVAL INIELLIGENCR FALMOUTH. OCTOBER is. Arrived the Grace packet, with a mail , York and Halifax; 24 days from the latter, the Fox packet with a mail for the Brari" Majesty's ship SEALARK on a ernize.—W; PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 111. Came in the Lord Wellington, Ixs Quebec, and the Coventry. HORNE. from poßismouTH. OCTOBER 17. 'Arrived his Majesty's ship HERON from Bailed the Camden, Minerva, Vittoria ISt, Valdicot Castle, Medusa, Thomas and Wilson transports, for the West Indies, also, the Brabant. Frederick Sophia WiUtelmisa, Daagarzad, Dutch men of war, for Holland. DEAL. OCTOBER 11. Arrived the Coznatto sloop of war , mouth, and sailed for the River. The Chan East Indiaman, Captain Cnatsroette.a, for' made the signal for sailing, and will be off if the wind continues.—Wid North. DOVER, OCITIBZR 17. Sailed the Eliza, Venus, Gond Statesman, and Queen transports, for Calais.—Arrit the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain front Ostend, with a mail and passengi by this day the Euridice Dutch frigate I'm bound to the Mediterranean.—Arrived • the Lady Castlereagh, Captain Mom., with passengers. Wind S.W. COWES, OCTOBER i 7. Arrived seven sail of transports svith Portsmouth to the West Indies, to take or five hundred soldiers from the pis .n CORK, OCTOBER Is. Arrived the Pomona, Admiral Cockburn, Kennersley Castle, atsd Retrieve transport:, Portsmoutl..—Wind W. HARWICH, OCTOBER 17. Arrived the Prince of Orange Packet, land;. iand Henry Freeling Packet, from ' both with mails. Sailed the Auckland Holland ; ind the Lune Transport, w; Ostend. GRAVESEND, OCTOBER IL Arrival the Lord Cathcart, Ross, from Bombay Evans from Petersburgh; Bles.ing, Alkn, fi Winton, from Calais; Henry, Morris, . Dorchester, Hodge, from Waterford; lbes, Ribs, note ; Ocean, 14‘14iLage, from Quebec; Lune', Po Riga union, Mitchell, from Magadore; Isabella, and . Foster, from Petersburght sad from Dantzle.—Salkd the Albion. Bishop; and for the Cape of Good Hope; Prosslyte.Barmn, Whiffle, Maim from Demerara; William, Jams, Martinis of Anitesea, Brown, for °gelid; Ormus, Antwerp; Landau, Brown, for Eisfueur; Blucher. • Pißau ; and Dondligiand. for Bergen. ARRIVALS. At 'Liverpool, the Pariic,_ Brown from New Fab, -- Wont Virginia; H ero , dorPbY, from Weir, fro m Maranham ' • Tyne, Riven, from . der, Jackson, from Que bec; Beleidera, Halson, darn; Einigkeit, Wydemati, from Brener'; and from Elsheur.. At Brombro' Pool. Fame, Malaga. At Cork, ITonoughinere, Well% Renown. Julius, from London; and from Prince FAmird's island. At Belfast, Mary. from Portugal. .At Lisbon Hope, --- front P Bakimore, Mars, Allen; a n d Ledd, Ekkidge, , At New York, Ann,--; Susan ' ; avid f son London ; Laura, --rfroin Hun ; Hoeft vannah, Phelps ; Rockingitaih, Willhmr ; Nest.. Otho, Cook, from Liverpool; lane, Burn, from Londonderry; and Alice, Parker, from Hondv &lONA, Thomas Nelson, ---; and Orlando, ' dorsi; anti Financier, Robinson, from London, " &woo, Findlay, front Honduras. At Nortoik, _ Albion, 1) ivies; Mazy. Clark; and Niagara, Stokely, pOol. At Tamed, Hawks, Bowden, from vattnah,ll9ary, Halliday. from I.iverpook At Borrington ; Sarah, Hickson ; and Sarbadoes, pnol ; Quebec, Williams, from Bangor; anti =de, f liernerare At Madras, Mary, Moffatt, . ord, Caroline, Gilbert, from Petersburgh. Say, Wallis,from Mirimlckie. At Inverness, lk• kolas Pttersburgh. At Aberdeen, Phetclo, The Dan Evening Post, received 'states, notwithstanding all the stitem: Crary, that the intelligence they gay the stopping of the Distilleries will be foUnd to be correct ; that expresses hag the different districts to prevent the Di or preparidg Corn for distillation, and consequence stopt : that Lord Wu; not take upon himself to issue an otlici. effect, without receiving adviie liom 'Laidon; but that expresses had arriv( eil were then actually deliberating on The Duke of Su sex, and several visited her MAJESTY and Princess ELI Queen's Palace, yesterday. In thi Nance ROARS'S and the Duke of Ct with the Qum and PRINCESS. We regret to state that the Marris been so severely indisposed, for the : his house, East Cliff, near Ramsgate, , fined to his bed, from which alarmin , ' Noble Marquis, we have the eatisfu tau tiecovering. It was deemed acessar physician front London, who was in upon this distinguished Nobleman for Detachments of the 7th and 18th 4 1 Ith Dragoons, embarked yesterday • *their regiments in France.. Datatt-Lnus.—The Morbid of formed last night, and Mr. Kemi m. pearanci after his country excursion, of Shyloci. His rekeption VI AS MOSE 'repeated peals of applause displayed a brilliant andii'enee cite/tail:led of hi! Moan awaited for the first time ill Quitted bdidf libly' s as well 41 die WINCH. gs tel 11.11 14-1 ell to A ft .t " *A ' te P *92 l. elf illy ) d o es o iSiet as thri ce k '7l P 4 ' acceeded twali" ithe h all • of !sides 11 S fetal:at: * . . o• boss • Ift, M. till The Toy e Pawling . 4 16.1 rag tenteL 98 8, ilOr in p 4, 3, Mr• vni Vir without la Mr. gr. " . . Dw 11 bait Ism is b0 a , 41 ,,A seem r. Wv d Fa ard Su •• r. Lal of 1 from N r ., • ; ziis • and ,*. t_' VlO,l S.E. 7 :sat; *Kiri afe It St. tol , 7. 'om a cm' s ,. ps6lll Vitinrisfl 14 r Mari, bib wish clo gs; Op ea helmin a , ta i i pm i lland. fiend • ift fa r from putt s, a si si Charles mil ks l a s h for India, ha s to if this Mill • D Th rSielatto Busk • irPI ;red last si g h t HALLAns, erp -- [gen.—P:44 7 — ec s %.; this aftetnoa alll , from Cali, 1a... • Tt th troops fres Lt .k ton board foe wuir a ships hen, • ' r Elite kburs, Qu m moo' insports, iy ai the 1 and beck et, from Rei, loth n Custhavti. MN ad Packet, Ire NI rich coops, ice 'll l l of Pi 16. Lies tombay ; LRet f , ode from Uateficiri l ' • Ifte is, from Malass; ltilks, from es, Pounder, Ira GI bellA, Parkins RAW , R i4 104 a &nor, Ism, _ tan, fur Comb; • QIIIP *as, far Liana; Oil roma, Walker,* ki k lather, Out, fir ' eT !few Yeti; hip 41 'ram IMO; Am, L Lisbon; Aleut. pi en, from Arassr.' and Klan Psi , kik me, Waal; from ' awm Malsp. la Friends, Cam . Mary, MiDo4ll, sto I.iverpaoL At • from Liverisi Cliacter, Mak* r i ward, Caulikr; ba • icon', Swags; rom Livurpotiald whims. At Mir n r, Hall, from fla u. At Alettadlk I Dyad; I t tokely, from Lilo Li vet vuol. . At C It Segos, Surber , --, from Lista 1 eindora, NINA t , front !Ando& ugh, At Kiva' Medusa, Fkida, —, from St. /ads .1 ti this mornill. tents to the 071' 0 Ave relative to be subsequeattj ad been seine )istillers malcieg Id thiit they had . itIV3RIII would no: * CC 10 Oct m the Coastal • vel, an 1 a Cow' a the sneatise• of the Nubili;f• Liz.4natti, the lie e vening, 'Amami-aux eca . s WeLLEsto hal 14st fortnight , st te r as to be Coll' ming illness do action to NAY, s' essary to hare cluse attendsnoi ir several days' ith Hossarh 1114 ._ r at Doter toile Venice was Pee' made his re-or 1, in the charatte enthusiastic, d the sense trbidi his merit& Wl' A r o * * , and se: ss rest-ot ir 7 ) ' Tall