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I ‘. l also two agk vfeY Save marched forth. interior and for La Vendee, the' txpedition againit there iflands is not laid afide, as ifvefli troops are daily expelled to strife from the camp near Brea, to replace them. Refpeaing the pending negotiation with Spain. hints are thrown out in the Miniflerial Circles, that it is likely to terminate more to the general advantage of Europe than could at firfl have 'Oen expelled. We confers our hopes are not very fanguine on this fulik.:a; we are, however, taught to fuprofe, by the above inrinuation, that the Court of Spain has manifelted tome gfpofition to fliai:e off the difgraceful yoke of France, and conned itfelf more nearly with this country. But the mieftion is, how in the prefent Rate of Europe is this to be effelled ?—Be this as it may, we truft our national dignity will not be corn. promifed in die event. The atonal de Paris, of the 26th, contains a new Libel dpon the King of Sweden, In the Rive of a Letter, Rated to have been tranfmitted from Hai CAL We have inferted it as a fpecimen of Corfi can malevolence and icursility. A letter froin Paris of the 26th ult. Rates. si that the Deputation from that capital to meet and compliment the Pope on the French frontiers; was to fet out on the ad of ()Sober. There have been great intrigues both in the Senate.% the Council of State, and in the Tribunate, among the Generals and Bi flops, to be feleaed for this miffion. After long and violent difeuffions, each corps flied upcn a ca• rain number of its Members, who made preparations accordingly for the journey, wheri General Cam.- etsi,Lr arrived from Cologne with another lift (rota 'Bo , eieldding all thojt previoufly chofen. It is fuppofed, that BONA AAAAA found himfclf offended with the eonftituted authorities for nominating the deputies wi.huut his previous permiffion and orders. This has canted Much laughter upod one ride, and thfcontent on the other, and is another proof of the precarious liberty enjoyed by eien Bovavarres fa. vourite placemeri. CA AAAAA cat, as well as General Muear, are Rill nt Paris, and wet for another con tier front Bo,Araais before they publifir his official jilt, as they have prefumed to ;maple Come altera !ions, particularly. as Senator Fasousa, appointed •by BONAPAITI 110 be of the deputation; died futh w•-. 111...--.". Yefterday difpatches were received from Sir Jona Ductwoava, at Jamaica ; and from Sir AIIIO.IW MITCHELL. at Halifax. Yefterday at one o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at Lord Ilaaaowar's Office, in Downing-flreet. Sir Hose Poratlat had yefterday a long iiiterviaw with Lord Matvltt.a, at the Admiralty. ----- - The Neapolitan AmbalLiclor had yefierday a con. ference with Lord Haaaoway. - - :The epidemical ficknefs in Spain has ;Minced Ga- *rnmcnt to iffue an order, that the crews rif all Mips which may arrive from the ports of Spain, wti•curi as well as ,titbit, the Straits of Gibraltar, end thole sal& from the ports of Portugal, fhould be fubjed to / daily mullet and infpedlion ; and that all cafes, even the moil lightly forpicious, fhould be reported to the proper Health Officer. Titerslay an embarkation of troops took place at Ramfgate, confiding of the 2d battalion of the 61ft, amounting to about 3co,..and the zd battalion of the 38th Royal Irifh, 700 firong. Their deltination is Jerky, for which they were to fail this day. Seme time ago d Gentleman, who was rather lamer prefented hinifeif to be enrolled in a rehanlary adore near the fea, when the regulating Officer bell tating a little on account of hi; lamenefs, he immedi ately laid, " Sir, I know that I am lank, but I conic here with the fable laudable fpirit that afhiates the Gentlemen of this Corr come, Sir, to fight, not to ran away." An American firadron continues to blockade Tome of the Barbary ports. A letter from an officer of the United States (choosier Nautilus,• dated Syra cufe, April ry, fays—" Every exertion is now ntak. kg for the liberation of the prifoners taken in the Philadelphia frigate. It is laid our Commodore means to bombard 'Tripoli. We had a bruth not long fince with the Neapolitan gun boats, who vuy prudently kept under the guns of the batteries. I have much pleafure in informing you of fevcr.il cap.' tuns made by the different 'Oils of the fquadron.-- One was a veffel having a Tripolitan Amhaffadar on board, with prefents for the Grand Seigniot. Englith brig was alfo captured by the Nautilus, and a (hip by the Syren for violating the blockade. That: captures have etched much furprife in. this (invite, and it is raid that we have not a fuffivicnt force to ronftitute the blockade. The prize made by the Syren has a cont . :Actable quantity of fpecie on boa, I, and the is to be fent to the United States fur Adjudi• cation." • Yetterday fe'nnight a moll melancholy acciJdnt happened within a few miles of Dublin. A Air. Became, of Croghan, county of Itolcommom mho bad refitted with her hufband for the benefit of the waver at Clontarf, for come months pall, on her nay to Maynnotb, accompanied by Mils 1‘1 , 11.0r, ,r ol Illher's-flreet, merchant, in a tocialic jaunting car, the boric by tome acei tent took trig:a on the ban:, of the Royal Canal, and the driver leaping off, I. It him will out controol in Inch an awful place. 11r galloped furioully on for Tome time, and at length plonged into the canal, where he (want fur fume tni notes, doting Which the car floated w ith the la who were fcteaming for ailiflance. llnfottlin ikly tt did not oct or to them to keep the estr polled by li4 - Tin g ,- at oppoftte fides ; one of them, by chan g ing her overturnedpo~ it, and, rnelanch , ly to relate, both ' erf them were drowned. Ti' the above melanehr ly account we hare , to add another which happened 011 S.1:1::111 t:tlit I :—a Mr. Islevins, and his fon in law, rem a. citiptally fell into the canal at Clanbraid-uri.tge, and %etc both nnfortonately drowned. The body of Mr. M. is not yet found; but at of kis fen iu law Itas. Rona FAMIL Y ••••••••••••••• WEYMOUTH. OCTOBER t I.—Yenerdaj the itlfyai FaMily left Milton Abber.on a vifit to the Earl of thativat, at hit fet at Stovibridge, which the Noble Earl has not inhabited for a number of years. After infpefting thefe ancient prentifes, and partaking of fame refrefhment, they returned to Milton Abbey to disuse). This day they dined with Lord RIVERS, and tmmorrnw and Saturday will honou'r Mrs. Derail with a 'Alit at Kean, near Dorcheller. ON THE UNACCOUNIABLE PHENOMENON AT SAWSTON. This miracle is Purely wrought By W isards or by *arks: Miro, silfelt, it rends the Coat. But never hurts the Brists. ♦ SAWSTONITL. . . A Dublin Paper Pays, that ARTHUR OTC:4 , SOR has been conflituted at Paris Emperor of !relaxes, as , the lineal defendant of Itoneatca o'G:isnot ! ! ! This Is rather marvellous information. The worthy Alderman who forgot the names of the principal Officers of the Mediterranean fleet, had not that day tubmitted his head to the uftsal Of his Bailer. Sit HARO DINO:ILLE, the .:lfayOr of Garrat, has refuted the Title of " Errperor, telt 13oNaraets (Wild call him Brother I • -• ---- - - Psuirascro tells us, that there wasp temple, dedi cated to the wiled Verna. The prefent race of beau. ties fscrifiee entirely at the fhrine, and imitate 3s Much as poffible the true Venzu di Medici:. Mr. Nip.I.ISN'S boric Eagle, is matched againft Mr. DAWSot.'SHipt&tamp,tir,ar the next Newmarket Craven Meeting, for zoo guineas; as is Lord MIDDLE rnees Blue Devi!. againft Mr. HODGSON'S Sk.r.rs, - at the next Milton Meeting, for rob guineas, b. ft. On Tburfilsy a farmer at Hampton, for a Wager of 25 guineas; rode his pone', which does not exceed thirteen hands and a half in height, ninety miles in 12 hours and a half, on the weftertt road. The rider weighs at 'call fourteen hone, and won the wager by three quarters of an hour. Numbers of the knowing ones fported confiderabie odds againft hint. COVENT GARDEN T .—LA night the fler ling old Comedy of Every Mart in hit Humour drew a numerous audience to this Thea re It has feldum been better Riled. Cooties Kite!, is beyond all praife. FAWC/TT, in Captain L.badi', vat eitreme ly entertaining ,• and MUDDED, in cfrainaiorm, eAti bited his accuftomed comic powers, and received his ufual fhare of applaisfe. Meer Stephen was well fuflaincd by a pr miffing young altor of the name of Bar ER Liv, and Sine stows as /17iyier Ilfaubsw conveyed a very ludicrous idea of the admiration en tertaoed by a limpleton for a bully. Dame Kit.lr and Bridget were refpeaably repretented by Mrs. Sr. trouts and Mils Msaitior.—The Fol Les of a Day psfred off with its ufual fuccefs.—The houfe, without overflowing, was very well filled. CURIOUS Di scot say. :7 -Capt..l3l/NCAN, of Lector . - row, near Fulham, and his family, are on a stilt to the N! rth. The Captain lately wrote io a Gentle man in the neighbourhood, to order the roof of his villa to be repaited previoni to his return. The Gentleman applied to a neighbouring bricklayer, who, with his attendant, proceeded to (trip off the old tiles, when, to their great fnrjoife, they fonnel lat ge !liver cup, containing yon guineas, the coinage of GtollGs the Fir fl, a great number of antique rings and valuable trinkets. The honelt tradefman and his companion immediately informed their employer, wh., took porefflon of the trea(ure, until the property is alc.frtained. Yettrday, the body of Lieutenant-Colonel Stn. row., late Commandant of the Eleventh Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers, was interred in the fa mily vault in Alderfgate Church. The Itreet was lincd two deep by the regiment, from the houfe of the tiecenfed, in Alderlgate-ltreet, to the church. — About twelve &deck, the funetal procelhon ad v at. Led in the following order : Two Pares with Staves. l';ie Sand of the W, ft London Militia playing a folemn dirg e. 1 he Drums and Fulls of the Regiment, with Drums maule d. Tice Privates of the Limiter. Int-Colonel's Company, with A rms rev, tfcd. The Cori . -ate two and M.o. The Ser;eanrs tw," and two, with P:t:es newt fed. The Offieas of the Rcement two and two (Subaltern Officers in front ) Two Mutes. the Rorie of the detested. with eeleet mattering trappints, led by two Grooms, in deep mourntn^. State Lid of Feattnn, attended by eages. Two MutcN • The Revm Mr. Pilots, Chaplain. THE BODY. A ric:, select P.,11 over the Coffin, which if •s of blaei velvet, 0r00.0.,,tcd with gilt handles, &c. the Sword, Gorget, Ilat, tv.e at the &reared. on the top. Captains King and Sherwood, with four Subaltern Officers of the I:can:Mit. at PaU bearers, three at either We of the any& ; wall black Icarf....nd hatband.. er.pe foord-linuts, chid Almoners I'i, ft. t'-Pon a n d tirmher of the decreed; is relatives, all in ntoon'ta .11,• lit, two aid two. Elibt thtitieMetl, iricatii or ratatires, in black karts and bat 00l two. I'he rOCC6I O II enteted the church, at the door in Little !Infant, and the remainder of the regiment, having (bouldered arms, fell in rank and Mc, the private, hi front, the Corporals and Serjeants in the r ear; neat followed the pr:vates of the Sth Regiment of Lonifoii Volunteers; after them, the priviites of the Bth Resitnent, both in the fame order ; then the °dicers of the firegoing Regiments, Sit!,, lterns in frnt, Field Officers in tie rear; the Drums and Fifes of bah Regimcntr. The proceffion clofed with the Bind of the Bth Regiment, and the DTUM.M.vjer in the rear of the whole. The corpfe being placed in the centre aifle of the church, the fervice was performed by the Rev. Mr. Lt,P. After which, a folemn dirge was performed on the organ. The body was then &policed in Cie family vault, and the Lieutenant Colonel's company formed in the church-yard, and fired three vnilies. The whole were then marched from di- church into Alderlgn.te-Ctreet, the sih and Sell takin!; the when they wet e The tli! - .:afel was carried off by i-nly a few hours ilnefs, tieing fcizcd es rh the gout in hic fir mach in the cvcri.;. He expired about five ri'elor k the 11 lowing !limning. He died in the forty-third year f t i4is age, univcrfally regretted by a numerous train r :datives., and a great numb.r Sincere I. fends N4UTIC4IL INTELL7GENCS.. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S.S. W. , ARR. O. ARR. DOR. 4 I Hamlwrgh 0 2 1 4 bubrin Wataiord INILI7'ARr. ~► At. Lieutenant Gzrieral Hswirr Aill retains the mand in the Me of Wight. Report fay, he will Moldy be fuceeeded by Major-General W utrittmcs. General the Earl of HARRINGTON has force time fence exprefled a defite to fee Brigadier Minna Patres's Brigade g.) throng* their military 'evolef tions. "fefterday was the day appointed for the review, and Lord HARRINCTON, attended by his A. du Camps, met the Brigadier General, his Aid di Camp, and Lieut. Colonel Jtmeoilos, in Hyde Park, with the follcv..ing Corps:— The Royal Weilminfter. Colonel Robert," The Duke of Glouceller's, Col. Lord Vikoont Chemed. The St. Andrew's and St. George's, I.Lut. Colonel Ressler. Ti,e St. Giks's and Sr. George 8, colonel Sir john Need. 'Um Clukettweli Loyal Volunteers, and The Gray's lon Corpkof Riflemen. They performed the manceuvres of open and clofe column, J . :Nu:tit change of front, and fired 14 com panies, battalions and general volleys. They then praailed the char b ing with bayonet refpetlively and eolletlively. The Reviewing General who, commands the Wefiern Divifion of the Metropolis blare, re turned the whole his fincere thanks for the improve ment they had made in military difeiplioe. PcT5111010)UGII, OCT. confequence of an intended riling aniongli die French painters at Nor man Crofs Depot, whereof the Commanding 'Officer yefterday had intimation, the Peterborough Yea marry Cavalry and Volunteer Infantry gat under anni with an alacrity and promptitude highly credit able to them, and marched to Yadey Barracks, to reinforce the troops Rationed there, and cooperate in fuppreffing any attempt the priftiners might make to efcape. It appears, however, that the letter di( doling the plan of their intended rifing was merely a fabrication to blindfold the Commanding Officer as to their real intention, which was to &eft their cf. cape by a fubterraneous pillage which they had cut from one of the rooms, N.,. 3, the aperture to which was concealed by a large fnuare flag, of which die fiooring was compolld. Lieutenant C , of the Royal Marines, recruiting at Peterborough, having fortunately obtained infeutration of their plans, aad that they had already excavated thirty-two feet, waited on Major General Nersaw, and imparted to him the intelligence he bad received ; which turned nut to be the fad, en the piiron's being fearched this morning.. precautionary meafures have been adopted to prevent a repetition of limilar attempts. La tote Cesar, OCTONIR I i.—To ennaserate all the field days we have here, would afford bet a litAla enter tainment, as the mat.seavres are in genera the fame, merely confiling of adianting in Tine, talias up new politions, retiring by alternate battalions, and Gal mifiung with light troupe in front. A few days fine detachments from the fsveral regimentkiriat a field officer from each brigade, laving adyliced its different diteetions aced's the country, sibottV Ss or feven miles, west polled as ont.r t iceriets at all the bridges and other avenues leading to Se cam - 0.3 1 ) irevent a forpriie on the fupporitiOn of an so= mg enemy ; for this porpofe a:1 the fic:plis, and other elevated Rations, which coramanded a view of the count:7, were occupied" by (mall :patties from the main pitquets, who wire to give the alarm on the appearance any hotly ofmen . upon wilich - • • " a ched to carnr PINZANCE, Oct nits, to.—Since my tali the Nor way E' • Co p t. - 1 0 V sips x.:e ter, DST SD. and the Two Brothers, Capt. Lott., failed for Norway in banal, hating difsharged their cargee► of timber at this port ; and laff night the Swedifh Ihip Amatus, Capt. Boit- MAN, and the LJindon, of London, Capt. HoLLtT, failed From hence with pilchards, for Venice. TothAT, OCTOBER I addition to the (hips m entioned yciterday, arrived his IslajAy's thips Maas and Nem sis from a cruize, with his Ala jelly's armed Lao't lifsivixtr, with the 101 l or her foreyard, crofs-trees, &c. The tell remain as per laff. Wind S.W.—The MAR' is tiOW getting under weigh for Chatham. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER I I.—Caine in the Betfey; of Plyniouth, fmuggling veffel, laden with 190 calks epirits, from Guernfey, taken by the &mints, of 18 guns, Captain BueKE, on Sunday tall, off the Lizard, after a long chase. Sailed the DOLPHIN, of 44 guns, to the call ward ; the fs Paid to be deflined for Botany Biy. Alfo the MARX, of 74. guns, on a cruize. Ar rived the Ross clatter, of fix guns, from a cruise, with a (smuggling boat, laden with t 7 calks (pirits, which (he captured in Cawfand Bay. Came in the Hu m els, of 16 guns, from a cruize. . Portz. s mous 14,0e-roe:a L—Arrived the Alliance, Captain tossos, from the Bay of Honduras, bound to London ; and the Ellen tranfport, Captain Coats, from Alderney, with troops. Stilled the KINT man of war, for the Downs; and rn es% s frigate, for Lymington. The TRIBUNE frigatX is appointed convoy fur the Mediterranean, and is ell:meted to fail from hence about the zoth molt. Wind-Weßeily- COWES, OCTOBER 1 z.—Arrived the Mentor, Wk.- ova mallet, laden with fugar ; and Protearefs, Eva- HITT, _With tobacco, from Virginia, both for orders. The Duna OF You Excite cutter feized a boat yef terday off the Needles, with zoo caltes prohibited fpl rits. The fmtigglers, five in number, apparently good tailors, landed at Cowes. DEAL, OCTOBEa tz.-..-Salled the City of London, Ceylon, General Stuart, Calcutta, and the Windham i Earl Tndiamen, with &viral other homeward-bound velfels, for the River.—Came doWn froth Sherrnefs the MANLY gun-brig.—Arrived the HSCLA bomb and the Diadem armed (hip (tom off Boulogne, and remain in the Downs with his Majcily's (hips as per tall, and fcveral ontward-bound veiTels. Wind S. W. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. CA AVTIT.NII, OCT L—Palled by the Hope, anblano, from Archangel; Leas Ilamincy,Carnpbell; Jack Tar, M'Pheppfon ; Lady Jahntlanr, Itoblofon; Europe, fawards; Akaander. I ilk; expreffes were immediately to be dirpatc.....t to ...alp, while the picquete were to defend the ports entrniteri to them, until the in :in army attired to their relief. The whole wag mauled (uch judgment under the immediate fupenn cndance of Sir . JAM s Casio and the other General Offictri, and the communica ' time between Cie piequets fo eie:ll maintained in a cir cuit of neatly twenty miles, that it was impa!lible for the fmalleft party to approach the camp in any direc tion without obfervation, or falling in with the ad vanced parties. There wa, a grated held day day at Bnxileed Heath, where the line was formed aomrt twelve o'clock, with the light artillery and rill* companies r. front There are l:tot few (pots in England fo well caietil rted for a difpley rif military flrengthe or for the execution nt gear !inanceurret, at Box kead Heath, and deferiptlea c but faintly convey the wonderful tire& preduce.l en the mind, by a view of upwards of ten thoufand men, three deep, advancing in one firm and theady line in ordet t.f battle, over an ettenfive common, faith all the pomp and glorious eirctondarce of .c a ,. The tr'v'ps having petfortned a variety nfeetiluti , ,ns, witk a przeifion which fearcely Admits of improvement, marched hack to Leaden Heath, where they arrived 4b,10: fix o'clock in the evening. The rain having fet in here with Come de gree of fevelity, it is genetelly fuppnfed that the camp will break up before the enact:olon r,f this nenuth, and that the dip li.ion of the truope will be as follows :—General lieFE'S brigades to remain at head-quarters, Colcheller Lerei Cwarteas FITZ. ROY'3. Ipfwich M.ijer Ginetal CAM-1111.1. to be ka tioned at Woodbridge, and the crupanies forming the light brigade, eider Brigadier Gen. SllllllOOl, to join their refpeelive regiments. TI a lath battalion of Referye, under the c ,mmand of Lieutenant Colo nel GRAN r, has been queiterei at C h.:hailer, about ten days, and it is expened will boon march for Norman erci - 4 te do the de•y of that deprt. The 'aft divifon of the ad bAltAlit)ll of the 421 regiment matched (tom hence !e!ter..'ity for Lis errol is. em bark for Ireland, end the 9111 regiment is expeeted in here to t e place it. Celcheller begins to atTurna a very gay appearance; the military ball at the White Hart was 11103 numerout!y atended on Monday night ; amnrg the afremblage e , f beauty and falbinti, which rendered the frene truly fp'endid, were Lord and ri ne s and then amiet,le denghters, Lord and Lady CH." '3I 7 ITZ/01 - .1.01d SALTOVN.SitWAR.And ..srly, I'm I -- Sc. V ill Cent Itgaiar ; :scrotum, Bay, Drift:nil ; Puke of Voris, rtm:th ; Naiad, Loughs; Vlqra, M•blell; Mary, Rhgcrs; Are tht.fa, RuPey ; Gram, Wri;;ltt ; and the Viciflitudr, smut, limn Jahtai,a.—Sailed the Al-,l ra. Sherbome, for Opotto ; liar, Tay; and the Alpha, Hutton, Me Fhloore. ARRIVED. In the DOWTIS, the hittry Ann, Eanc ; Northumberland, Proc tor; and the Montego nay, A11.1.-e, from Jaina:ca. Off Port(- mouth, Con, George, from Jamaiat and Cork. Cff the Inc e! Wight, Montezuma, Macs, from Bolton. Off St. Ives, i.ord Duncan, Gardner, from lionduros. At Yalmouth, Intrepid,Sreel, from V irgnia. At Pooh:, Mary. I Tartan ; and the Induftry, Clz meats, from Newfoundland. T t Liverpool, Alf:ander, Thgrli , fon, from Savannah ; John Bull, hlurcf.y.frtan jamatea Zrohyr, --. from New unforick ; Carleton, ginner; Jahn.Cuz ; and the Kitt , and Nut7aii, from Hneannah. At Clyde, lu pliratet,'Cam?lacil, front Honduras ; therty, Smith ; Stranrr, Wilfon ; Clalusolota, G ; and tin arldantl, from Ja maica. At St romnefs, King Gsurge, ---, from Hudf.tn't Bay. At Newfoundland, Harriett, Salim, from Cadiz ; Trial, Briant, front BMW; Lord North. Brown, tram Poole; !Weeds, Green; Alfred, Prawft ; Aurora, Matthews ; and the Alfred, Port, from Liverpool. At Lirosn, Boadicea, Iloriky; I.aej Hannah, eastern' ; and the Stott, from Newfoundl At Billn 4, Gooch nig, loader, fa om Newfc urdlasid. Off Mal and. aga, Leathv. from Nestnanttland. At Virginia, Edward and Charles, front Lond tn. At P'tnun, Galin, litnekly, (rum London ; Two Ponyt, V. trod ; and the John Adams, Bar rett, from Livtrpook At New Orleans, Sparrow, Wheatley,frows Livtrpool. Ths Hope, Gat - anti, hound to Briftol, put hack to Jamaica on tit, yth of Augult, not heiop, able to join the Beet Tit, ()rause, Watfon, trom Rhode 111.nol, and the A Adventure, from Newhaven for Januica, arc ptured off thst land by 'Tench privateers. The Intrepid and Belliqueue, of 64 sons each, -we mired at Deptford, fur the purple of being repaired in Mein. RaMall's dock yard. The Mindanao and Mediator, of 64 tuns; are to fall in a few days from Deptford to the Noce. Yeßerclay a Boutt of DireCtors toys '.tell at the Earl India Houk, when the Court retnived to allow gratuities to the Officers of the Navy who were par lengers on board the Bombay CAI,: and Earl Cam den, at the rime of the engagement with the French lquadron, limilar to perfons in the tame Ration in the Company's fcrvice. The Court, after hearing a number of advices read from India, aojotnt;cd at o'clock till Wcdnefday next. It is with much regret we have to Rate the 1 , fs by fire el the fhip General Baird, Captain FLIMItic. in Balambangan harbour. The Chips Anitrutber, Car taro RICHARDSON, and Thornhill, Captain GRAHAM, we arc much concerned to add, we!e WI eckcti in 'lie Streights of Balahcc, on the 23d of September. The Anitrather, Captain %V. Itic n sirsoyi, was fitted ter, ...... 4 al an aimed thip at M.d.o.:ca, 1, At ryirg 24 twelve nine I - .JY CHAR". , .;•••,..- 1 I.ady Row Lc ? , together W . i.ii the Genet-11, Staff and pond cart; •-• guns, and sminmal with Loropenn A f e a.ther Officers of the Camp. Dancing was commenced :unlit:l-y and infantry ; air,. na,ive temps as marines , II 4 , 3 at an early hour, Arai continued anal a •c:y excellent in addition to her crew, contitt ng of ttri•er, leered op in a ra , •ft elegant manner, furtnnon ftic fail..d frrtr. :sI J..c( a on the :9 . h Augni perions: , t, in cons- k pqny• t‘ith t!:: I!on. C .rni - tanY' , cminr M•lntagton, : el the Yet:tiCS lif ro.tafore 1 , . yr atifications ...1 a ntnre lion. Onnipany's (hip D.ilaniban7an,Conimcree t h e r"bli 2 lttml L:na, a fter u:iicti cAtchcs 61:12 glc.s were under t h e rung tintl th , company leparntrd at an e.atly 11..ar in ed thip, and Vow tranipors, pr.:cc:ding orders' f R.T. Iser.•: ; yn AR. LlC,CrrntllialOr.er.SZC. &C. i the nic.'r• r.:,:::• T::c Cons t 61. i: t,:s: m h:c!: has hcen In t ~,..,,. I, 8 .4 1 3tri n 4 ,, ;;;A n 4 a l ot the Eattern lilond. 1 I Irg lo.tirT, t.ere on an officer 1 the NVerinniter re• he:v . acrP• a 5,.• • ~.1 I -.k.:1r../111/ ) , , , ,I.,Aatillcry ! Lieu- &lent, has a: Icr gdi i. hilt's! i;% pi nciedi•:i:,‘, which i.,n-it t;in. "a p se - FIJI', Pomp' ..lit;,.; At ' are is IWA riled for his r,i, ; , srs 's cm:/:!.er 3tion. But flit.in snwori si - r , e, h.'i^i'"'"7, i^ 'h'' 002 chmo L—Ahod: t±'. . 11 , 11111..• F . 15. rPt t rA:klrirc , l r •,:lip'.- the fol&er of .. i wr , a-•. pally., e l,'.. ! ,.,11,,ve5.... ' tl'e • ••• 1 regitrcr.r, ".• it, tt 1, ',, ...! 1.,r- e dry,. fi r m-- tN I !.. 4 ~' s Vo . . 14.1 r. Con.:unnt Of OrZna , ct , . 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