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irCAPITtEATION OF THE AFFAHiS OF IVrITZERLAND AND THE EREHCH EMPIRE. A FRIMMENT, IV H. W. W. OF LOUGHBOZIOUGO. Unhappy gwitterland . . In former times Rammed for filutary Laws, and Men Renown'd in war, and great in glorious deeds ; Great In her aCtions, fatn'd in ancient tong For valour, peace, and independent Tway ; Where once the Peafant, wearied and fatigued From daily toil, enjoy'd his (wen repofe; Where, in his peaceable and rural cot, Roth Love and Virtue unmokfted reign'd ; See him, with tendemefs, and gentle love, tock'd fondly in the arms of her aloft dear ; See him, antongft his prattling offspring, gay And happy in himfdE— Alas, Helvetia! long by radian tom, Led on by cruel and ambitious men, o:mfons her plains unfeelingly with gore. folitud ,•'ejetted a id forlorn, Tar diftont from the " bufy haunts of men," The Widow and the Orphan (paid their dayr, Teen from the (Med of their fond embrace. At With, her Sons frog lethargy areal, Defery their Liberty and Laws dcfill, Spare at the conduct of the" Wcftern Chiet7L:. Mr haughty sicfirativ view with (corn.. And mall thy Patriots, Oh, lieintia! bleed She Liberty, thy Lassa, and jolt Ennintu, Bereft of rumour, of one grout ? In filet hate, ftill bleeding with her wrongs, She waits the 4141 . to declare Ore's free. The APpeonlne, once happy and at peace, A Mau beneath ettreive Hates Lit ambition, audits to be free.-m— -iDefpotic dual in cruelty resin d, Po midnight murders, robberies, and fpods, )Fait the Hero, mile immortal Fame ? be not the glades of thole departed men, Murdered by thee" on Jaffa: lonely plain, 'April thy ennikience? Ott VindidiVC ntao, .. WNW not the blood of Afric's captive Chief," And Jures Celebrated hero too', Eppeafe thy ravage, and Mittman heart ? *bold the Iles " in the dead of night," Balding the vidtim, long he'd donni'd to die, In chains to paint in the silent glade. ------ 'Ere long the plaintive tale Will told t, Europe and th' indignant world, 'Ere long the minions of tyratutic power, Had clued the farrows of his breaking hare, lie =iota the Ifiterial nestle I - . - And, (cited with tovkfli: Plans th' innate of ebb Albion Mee. Can Europe coolly fandion Mr carom, The intuits of thofe Legionary hordes ? Can En land too, that country of rencoM, The land of Freedom, envy of the World, 'With dignity withhold her wonted aid, To cruet th' ambition of afplting France ? Haim Be a figh (ear poor Melvetia's fate, And does me Sill her beanie:one aid Wife t !Motets a l doe. . INTERCEPTED CORRESPONDENCE. We are happy 0 be enedrd to I:+r before me Readers a Copy of oemt of the Intercepted Letter:. (coil MioUter of Marine to Jerome Bonaparte: Paris, 30th Cerm!nal, Year it, (April i 3, 1804.) " I have juR been fulfilling, my dear JEROME. A r;gorous duty impofed upon me by the Fierr Cow• sus.; that of forbidding the Citizen Fiction to tiip ply you with money, and prefcribing to I:im to pro- Eibit all the Captains of French velfels from receiving on board the Young Perf .n to whom you have at tached yourfelf ; it being the intention of the nest- Cosvut. that (he (hall on no pretext whatever come iiito France, and fikould (he hrpren to pit:fent her fell, that the (ball not be received, bat be re-embark ed for the United States without delay. " Such, my deer isitonr, are the orders which 1 have been obliged literally to tranftnir, and which have been given mc, and repe ated after :he interval of a month) with filch a foremn levcrity, as neither allowed me to withhold them altogether, not to foften them in the (lighten degree. " Mkt the difcharge of this revere duty, I can not, my dear Jason', deny myfclf the pleaftire of lengthening my letter in a way which the attachment I feel to you will warrant, and our military affocia tion entitles me tn. HI loved you kfs, if the fend. meets vtifh which you have infpired me, did not fo petfeiftly accord with thole which I owe to your fa mily—if there were not between you and me a fort of coinponionfliip in arms,_ and of intimacy which I (lichen in keeping up—l fhould confine myfelf to the dirpatchiag of the orders which I have received, and to an accurate official corrcfpondence, the refult of which would give me very little uneatinefs. " Innen& of this. 1 am Going to chat with you at a great rate, and without knowing beforehand what 'I am about to fay ; of one thing I am certain, I (ball tell you nothing of whiel i am nvt well perfuaded. " War is carrying on, and you are quiet and peaceable at t lea e ;ties from the theatre cm which you ought to aet a great pail. if, unfortunately, yon come net back in the (hit Finch frigate which r::nrns to Europe. and I have al.eady given you that order by an order which I repeat to you by the Contb!'s command in the moll formal mantic, : If, 1 fay, you not return to France till after the peace. what dignity will accompany roar return ? How will men recognise in you the brother of the regulator n( Europe' In what temper of mind wid you fir d that brother, who, eager after glory, will fee yea Jaime even of r;hrt of having encountered dangers, and who, convinced •liat all France would fired its blood for him, would only fet in )nu a min without energy. yielding to eff,tnin.ec p.taions, and having not a tiagle leaf to add to the ):cap of laurels with which he inveas his nein: and our nandards ? " 0 Jaerimr, this idea al.,ne .uld determine yon to return with all ct.pesiiti , ni amrn,lfi us—the frond of arms is heard in erst y q ratler, and of the rations for the sudden emerprice. Von are enquit ed for, and I— yescil that 1 lbould be at a lots what answer tasks thous who alts whets you arc—declare that rti ar: jail at hatid. Oki t h e tt . et the Le, t beleech ysu. Yoar Brother josEPU, father of a family that he adores,poliefred of a fortune proportioned to his rank, insetted with the highett c;vil . honours of the tlate, known throughout Europe for his fagacity and his diplomatic labours, willies to add to fo much _ _ glory that of (haring with the Conful the dangers of war, and has jult got one of the regiments that are about to embark—Louis, known by his military fer- vices, a General of Divilion, is delirous of adding to that glory, that of difplaying talents for civil ar rangements—he has jolt entered into the Council of State—the Seetion of Legiflation. " LUCIEN. it is true, has jull quitted France, and hes exiled himfelf to Rome, in confequence of a marriage repugnant to the views of the Fora Conful, but Lucile is known by the Cervices he has rendered, by his genius, by his talents, by the dignity of a Se nator. He is polleflid of a great and independent fortune-i—and yet the connexions (difavowed by his I Brother) which he has contraCted have been found incompatible with his abode in France. What has taken place in your family, points out to you fufficiently what the Firtt Conful expels of you, and his inflexibility concerning what you (hall do in oppofition to his views. Sole architeet of the glory of which he has attained the fummit, he ac knowledges no family but the French people ; and in proportion as he exalts his Brothers who prefs around him, fo have I feen him (hew coldnefs and even aver, lion to thole of his own blood who pia not forward in the career which his genius traces out for them.— Whatever is foreign to the accninpliflitnent of his great defigns teems to him treafon again!! his high de ltiny ; and believe me—for I know your Brother better than you know him yourfelf—lf you thould perfift ia keeping yourfetf at a dittance from him, he would get angry at it at fiat, and world con clude by entirely forgetting you ; and Heaven knows what regrets your oblcurity would lay up in flare for you. Scarce can a more brilliant career be opened to a man of your age ; flint it not up yourfelf. The union which you have formed has deeply a Wetted him. " Whilst I (thought lie), am doing every thing for glory, for that of my name, and for the happi tiers of the people that have put their fate into my hands, by whom may I hope to be feconded if not by my Brothers ? And the youngel! among them forms an inconfiderate connexion, on which he has not even :tilted 'my opinion; he has difpofed of himfelf as a private individual; it is, therefore, as a private indi vidual ha withes me to confider him. What claim does he earn to my benefaEtions ? None ; for indead of being ufeful to me, he takes the rout diametrically oppotite to that which I walled him to follow." In vain, availing myfelf of the freedom which the Firft Conful permits in domeflic privacy, did I with to make the voice of natural affettion be heard ; I became fentible, from his converfation, that he neither telt nor was liable to feel any pliancy of that I kind.. will receive Jurists, if, leaviu. in America the Young Perfon in quettioa, he than come hither to afiliciate himfelf to my fortune ; &sold he bring her along with him, the (hall not put a foot on the Territory of France ; and yon mutt anfwer to me for this by the Orders which you are bound to give to prevent' her landing. It he comes alone, I theft for get the error of a moment, and the fault of youth. Faithful lir/ices, and the cmduEi which he owes to hit:deli and to his name, will regain him all my kind nefs."—Soch, my dear JF.P.OTII, are nearly the word, of the Fiasr CONSUL. Bethink yourfelf, my fiiend, that lie is only your Brother, and that es I hkve al ready told you, a Brother feels not the yielding con decention of A Father, who identities bins elf la tome meaftire with his Son; confider that you have as yet done nothing for him, and that in order to obtain the adva.itages attached to the honour of being valuated with him, you have not a moment to Infe for delete ing them! For it is his charafter, that merit and ter. vices rendered, or to be rendered, are tfe may things on which be lets a real and 1- lid value. n In truth, I am frightened at the regrets you are preparing for yourfeli, and the perfon with whom you have connefted yourfelf. Should you go the length oppnfing the views of your Brother, your pa-'irons will pafs away, and you will reproach yourfelf with the injury which yan will have done yourfelf -per haps you will accure even involuntarily, the Young Perfon who will ha7e been the occaflon of it. I.i(ien to melon, and the will tell you, that at any rate you have committed the fault of failing in refpeet for your Brother, and for a Brother fed for a length of time with the love and veneration of all France, and with the refpeft of Europe. Yon will be fenfible how happy it is for you that you are able, by returning to Flatlet, to obtain the pardon of this fault ; that it would be incontinent with your perform' dignity to carry thither a woman who would be expofed to the mortification of not being received. I know not whe ther you can hope to overcome your Brother's unfa vourable difPnfition towards her, and to d:al frankly with you, I tie no probability o f fuch a thing ; but if the:, be any means of obtaining it, it mutt be by your etince, by your compliance with leis vows, by proofs of your devoted attachment to him, that you can 'sting it about. You are fo young, that if you unhappily let flip the opportunity of placing yonrfelf about the Comsue, you will have many year. for re gret to neat upon you. The obleurity to which you would thus condemn yourfelf would be long; and lung and bitter the comparifun between the bit you had chofen for yourfelf, and that which once awaited you. Without diftinflion, fame, or even fortune, how could you bear the weight of the name with which you ate honoured ? To you, a nranger to the glory attached to it, it would become an infupport ab:e burthen. I repeat it for the kit time, my dear Jaanme, come hither, come hither by the felt French frigate which Mall fail from the United Stales, and yon will meet with loch a reception as you could de tire—but I regret that you know not the Cossut. fiLiently, becaufe you would then be perfmaded that you cannot regain hi% good will but by this cep:, dient, and this good-will is eflintial to your happinefs and your glory. I conclude with the eitrrefli , n of the moll finceie attachment which 1111211 never crate to retain—happy it I have been at :e to t.:tinence your determination in the way I could wiAi—more Nappy Rill, it my toter were unnecetfary for .' yurpoli. A thoufand kind willies. (Signed) Pail% rft Y,ar is. (i pat April, t 1.24.) DICK EL Avalei7CAL 7N rA LLICEACE., MAILS Tqls •at. IN TL AU. DUI. o 1 I Hamharsh 2 0 I 5 I Liftrom o 0 110,1 in WAterford PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 3o.—Came in the Swedifh fhip Triton, Capt. POUSSETTE, from Amllerilam, bound to Cadiz, laden wiilt fundries ; the Danifh fhip Nnrdftern, Capt. A. P. STEM NG, from Dant zick, with naval Flores, for the dock yard.—Arrived in Cawfand Bay the French gun-boat la Cloe, tBo, captured by the Couckp ssr gun-brig, of 14 guns, on the Coafl of France : the Como..parr took her in tow, but owing to bad weather, flue broke adr:fr, and they parted company, leaving only three men on board to navigate her ; foon after they parted, the loft her rudder, and has been for many days driving about at the mercy of the fear, in (hart it feems almolt a miracle that the ever reached a har bour ; the is rigged as a lugger, is very long and nar row, exceedingly low, and has two brats guns mounted, one for ward, and the other aft, and was full of troops; her dellination from L'Orient to Bret. The Europe Eall Indiaman was very near being athore fall night on St. Nicholas's Bland, owing to a heavy gale of wind at S. E. file however rode it out until alfillance was given from the (pore, by means of ea:ties and anchors carried off to her: the is now in Laity in the Sound.—Came in the ILLUSTRIOUS, of 74 guns, from the fquadron off Ferrol; and the Commerce, Capt. Wain, from Oporto. PORTSSIOUTH,OCT. 31.—Arrived the COCKATRICE (loop of war, (Yom a ernize, difmalled ; London, Bri tannia, Monarch, Eliflta Tupper. Tartar, and the Ark, eoppercd armed tranfports, from Cowes.— Sailed the LIVELY frigate, on a cruize.—Dropptd down to St. Helen's, the POLYPHEMUS, CHICHRSTER f and the Swaysnas men of war.—Palled by for Ton. ningen, the Rebecca; —, from St. Thomas, in 49 days paffage. A paffenger which has landed from her reports, that a moll dreadful hurricane has lately happened in the Windward Iflands, and that 321 vef felt have been loft. The Mediterranean convoy will fail the fira fair wind. A great number of merchant flips are lying at Spithead and the itiotherbanlc,to fail with thenti au w a . DEAL, OCToTIER 31.--Arrilfed the CHAMPION fit gate, DEVR3TATION and rURY bombs, HIRMPS Hoop of war, and THRASHER and WRANGLER gun brigs from off the trench coati, and remain in the Downs with the (hips as per lad. Wind S.W. fqually. YARMOUTH, OCTOIIPR t .—Arrived the New Yantis lugger, with difpatches. The ESCORT gun brig has a Ggnal flying for the fleet to Tonniugen. FROM LLOYD'S LIST OtAVtiltleD, °bindle 31..—. Pared by the Orion. Sutherland, from Itoncrdam.—Sailed the Sir Andrew Hammond. It4•Donain, for Jamaica; Leopold. Huhert, for Seville: Nan gerrifon, Bar ber. tot Cork; Drie Gritiftera. Pavia, for Trriningen ; Dolphin, Wagner, and the Vanderlpiafs. for Entit.len. A aftivru—At Dartmouth, the Proliers, Ball. from Norway At Liverrini, font, fiPLou,,hatt. from Ateliangtl. At Ncw esilk. Vine, Howland. from Archangel. At Hull, Cora, Ctindy, front Donnie. At Cadiz, Dardmr, from Newfound land, and the Thcaniftneles, POl4. from Limerick. The Britarult, ; the AV.ion. Bunker: the Ferrett, Skelton; •he Adana. Turnhu:' ;!and the Alexander, -. front London for the South seas, svere oil will in the Isigi..ning of May, on the emit of New Z,luul. The Prince William armed Ihip with a Beet under corrmy from rlfinertr. is ar , ived In the Humbir. 'floe Speedwell, Foot, of Sintrhamposn. from Cork was loft as the aßth uk. near Plymouth ; crew and part of the cargo fared. A vt.ffel, fuppored to be the Ceres of Sunderland, is driven on fhore wear Yarmouth. LiovitrOot.., OCTOBER 29.—The following 7effols from Lir;on for this port arrived at Milford on the 19th init. and are performing quarantine there, viz. The Hope, Rowi.as ; Admiral Nelfon, STOCKS., Siena, Beam , I and BABf L.—'rhe John, Sroutromo, from hence tor New York, got Aare on Burly+, has received confidcroble damage, and is retarned into port and gene into the King's Dock to difcharge her cArgn.—The Nvlpford, CROWNING, from hence few-Rotterdam, is 101 l on the coati of Hill land. The Edward, —, from Philadelphia, ar rived at Cove, on the 18610. fpnkc on the sth the Olive Branch, —, from hence for Boilon ; and the Anna/can, —, from hence for Philadelphia : on the 6th the Swanwiek, —, from hence for Phila delphia, out 26 days, in hit. 43. ss. long. 4:. The Zealous, Bawszar, from Litton for this port, is put into Swanfea, all well. Arriveel.—Wktmund. Hook, front hence at Valet; Veronica, Sebwell, from hence at Tonningen Beerende, Hendrickra: and Ira:apish:lin. Caner', from hence at F.mbden ; Thetis, Bigland ; and Chatham, Plakionc,frotn hence at Pcterfburgh ; Aufachende Saone, Loitering. from hence at V.irel ; Hercules, AnZerfon • Corr - Tricot, Finkle:brand; ail l.mtncrn, Jams, from hence a: Duxuzie FOR THE STAR. Mit. Ecrrnst.-••••The pleafure which you generally maraca when you fpeak of the gallantry of our (cameo, prompts me to belic.e that the recital of another inflance of their bravery will not he difagrce able to you. Three Boats from his Majefly's (hip ftscustrs, on the night f f the silt inflant,•attacked and took pciffeffinn of two Fiends (loops, which were at an anchor within piflol (hot of the Pier-hea is il l Havre : unfortunately, bailie we were enabled to get the serels more than ball a mile from the Ihrre the wind icll, from being a frcfl hrtcze to a dead calm, by which circumtlance we carte expoled for upwards of an hour to a moll tremenchius fire of (hot and (hells from a range of batteries, extending from Cape 14 Heve to Hatfleur, which is tro..- ..:•n three miles, and from (hot and muficetry fr:itn :h • / , ..beria! flotilla; the latter, however, had the viderice to keep at a set y tapetful dia,nce fr• tr the totrnidable opprri tion which two *maimed 11.,7”. 7.1 eit,itet! ;--ittc after being ann ,, yed by this g tite lor nca;:y an hour. a favo••rable Iprv7g n and we b'et . nvir inizc•, in fp'if of all ciwt cr We had t: •t a rn rat 1. :t on nenchrrsn was v ..c:: . •ded I c a•II tl.c a. r . •n • •^$ !lAN C neell by r dlti.t the h ru.vr fan linsln O'cer, in t!--c tr Awed Tlac ht S e C t Livitenam:s FOU/It. a• to bc, &c. e g. 4. 41 n?r, EAST INDIA, AIMING. _.. YetterdaT 2 Cinirt of Dirett , gs was hell at the Ea;! India Iloufe, when the uncier.inentioneJ (hips were taken tip in further part of the tonnage to betngagtd for the enfuing feafon, viz. Ships. Tow. Contiguities& New Ship, building by Meffrat 806 ceaft and B. y Chriltie and Cameron - i Walpole - Sao Early ditto New Shlp, building hy Mars.} 8o coat ana Bay Borradaile - - Admiral Gardner - - 813 Ditto New Ship. building By M.:firs. 1 800 Madras Bortaldlc ,Prellon - - . 671 Coaft nod Bay 'Ceylon 8t S Ditto ;Earl Howe - . 176 Madras New Ship, building in the room/ g3O Sc. Hckna sad Baia & . of the Print Amelia - Lady Caine:ugh Bay Ditto Charlton . . 8I 8 Madras Europe . - - gin Ditto I,V,ndlaam - - - Ito Ciyion and Madras New Ship, building by Mr./ sod Dim Cooke • Cattle Eden - - 9iB Bengal and BaNselo Earl Camden - . r zoo Beunhay Cumberland .. - rano tit Ship China Watley - . - 1 100 China ' Ganges • - 1200 Ditto Dorfetfhire • - - x son Ditto Coutti • - . 1130 Ditto Exeter - - 'zoo Ditto HoPe ' - • • two Ditto N,ut Ship, building by Mr 1 goo Bombay Thomas - City of London • - Ito Ditto Calcutta - . - tip St Helena and Bengal , Lard Duncan - - Byo St. Helena and Madras CALCUTI'A.OAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. P WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15, 1804. A difpatch was yeilerday received by his Exce llency the Mott Noble the Governor General ih Conn cil, from the Cororniffiontr at Fort Marlborough, dated the aSth December, 'flop a French fquadron of one line of battle fhip, and three frigates, appeared off that Refticncy. On the following morning. two of the enemy's frigates proceeded to Poole Bay, . where they deltroyed the (hip Ewer, Captain Racal.. and captured the Eliza Ann, Captain Sr semseson. The Flora and the Marlbrirottgh, commanded by Captains Du SDAS and SLAM, and lying in Poolo Bay, were burned by their crews to prevent their falling into the hands of the enemy. The haat of the !lenient at Poolo Bay, and the Honourable Company'► pepper godownr, were afterwards bars. ed by the enemy, and about 400 tons of pepper were On Monday, the yth December, the enemy failed to the Southward, without making any attempt againft the fort. The moll aftiee exertions were made by the Commigioner, Mr. Ewalt, for the defence of the ptincipal fettlement, and the Comnsif (loner was zealoufly and ably Atted by all the in-, habitants, and by the Commanders and Crews of the (hips in Poolo Bay. The fhip Countels of So- therland, Captain Ecocarrow, was captured by the enemy, a few days before their arrival off Fort Marl-' borough. (Signed) y. LtIMSDIN, Chief Secretary to Government. FORT WILLIAM, FEBRUARY ts, i$C4. Dlfpatchcs bate been this day received by the Chief Sec etallew the Govertiftaint, frogs Captain PACIa, his Majefty'alltia Ca. j Ji aottoie, dated the 6th or January and the oath DS Fehr/try, 1804. of which the following extras% are pawned for gaunt infwatadon TS FROM • LETTER FROM CAPTAIN PAGE, DATED THE STH ]AN. 1804. • I requeft you will inform the Molt Noble the Go. vernot-General in Council, that I had the good for. tune to capture the French privateer brig les Freres Unis of too tons, pierced for 16 nine and lie plun ders, but with only eight on board, and having ta4 men on board, fifteen of whom were ( Accra. and forty foldiers, from B. airdeaux, in July, and fawn Mauritius theft eth November, going to entice off the Sand Hcads, and had not made a c .pturc. EXTRACT. FROM A Lt TTt R FROM CAPTAIN PAGE, DATED THE 14TH 111. 1804. I requeft you still iliform his Excellency the Molt Noble Marquis We , Governor General its Council, that lam arrived at Kedgeree, in his Ma jelly'. fhip, under my command, with her prise the French fhip, General de Caen, of 26 guns, and zoo men, which I captuted between the Oleos aad Ada man Ifles, on the 4th inft. and before fits had made a capture. This fhip was built fir a veld if war, equal to our twenty gun flitps, sad carrie , eighteen nine-pounders e.n her gun-deck, beaks thole on her (platter-deck and forecattle, which are heavy CaTTO• nada. (Signed) 3. zorasesa, Chief Secretary to Government. EXTRACT Of A t LTTER /EOM AN orvieta ON aortae NW MAJESTY ' S SHIP CARJLINII, DATED atoosacc,Slll.l4. sloe. As you may wi(h to know the . particulars of oar little capture.. I beg leave to inform you, that hav ing convoyed the Eaft India Lrips into lat. 11. go. North, and long 89. yo Earl, we parted iih them, all well, A. M. 4th January, and flood to the Left ward. Next morning. at tv.o A. M. we few, chafed and in lefs than four bones, captured lei FMCS Units French pliva.eer brig, of 16 guns, and $34 men. She made every attempt to get away, and gave as her eight guns as we hailed her, which cbt oar boats, he. bet hurt only our rile, three of which they kill ed, and wounded two ; our mulquetry wounded one' man badly, hut the re I lay too flat down to be hurt. Tough they meant to board as, and were well pre pared to do 10, the chwning day and our marines de-' terred them. She had I j ofriceers and forty•ful- 3 diers, and flit:feria much in her malts, and tigginya or we might not have caught her. We gilt hip Penang with her on the zoth J moors,, where Ike was Gold as (lie flood, for a critifer, in the Company's fer vice, I r s,soct Spanith irs, on the 310. Ot r peiloners being e pally diatibtsted between the Gar rifon. and lti. Maje fliips Cone aid, Vidor, and Caroline, we failed rat the tjd to look kr more of thefc genii s, ferrte of labial were (aid, by our pd.. loners, to It tvelAileti oath L. Frerc. Lino. The Vie • tur left 11r;!: well , n aad gee to }'smog t o ;:a: a 23. 0 r the 3.1 Vein nary, t eight A. M. •ve • or a ii, p ready between the Coto. and ! rt eucht nest d.r Gerer.ds , rtc• pri•steert. 22 iii wh"m we e _ Pik • I Prance. ROM' m^nti had taken no r ie Ittip by furtior . is ache f-t. Our J!; buck thank' :.Ihe is on her vay e to WRNS. t.• 1;%, I di And I 1 t,ntt 1. ~4