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i 4tegt . - - . : b r' LO N DON. v IttipAt. NOVEttfBER 1, ism at the Dank, Ischever, and Sostb4ill •• • Mow. • • '1 PARIS PAPER. 2. *twig louruils of Tuesday reached us this • ! ;Ow Editors seem still sore about our alto Algerines. in spite of the Frencs yip acted upon their batteries. The affair* I b r ioniau Isles seem also to gall thedt, nor can chef l o gy business that the Porte or rt./Viand have to Wands which hdd previously been declaied I. . The y 'peak also of a large Russia Compar.y which ka boat to be established at Leghorn. and which it l ' ateg ted will diminish the profits of the English . w h the Duke and Duchess of Angott lir, we nt yesterday evenin e g to the Observatory. heir Royal Highnesses were received by the Mein of fbe Board of Longitude. The night being on d ha, presented the most favOurable oppor pity lOC observations. Their Royal Highnesses wed themselves tnknow the method of proceeding, to e njoy- the fine sptctatle whieb the heavenly ids, present, when Viewed through the most power. PARIS. OCTOBER 29. , • telescors• • A letter f ro m New Orleans, dated August 20, the following particulars : „ The privateers of Christophe are without corn , Petion, who occupies the southern ports st. Domingo, is more manageable ; hence our worild rather touch•un his dominions, than *AM of the King of Hayti. r if oiniosite the Isle of Cuba, we observed It gal. ibich appeared fiery suspicious, sailing from a i s land, called Levassa. at the distance. of a shot they &red to. bring us to. With our we perceived horde of men concealed on deck ; these pirates wete nothing but those OW* . s assassins who, it they bad boatded us, have unmercifully murdered. according to _ .. custom, every nista, and then sank the ship, wii alio Oat of her whatever ' suited themselves. s b a s been the Cite of four or five vessels, of which " s igiiiiliai bees bearatduring 14. or 15 mouths." Arta VZCCHIA, OCTOBER 14. Wt Catllllll appreciate the result of the English disitirb pant 'Algiers. The privateers of that lei p ant )Diary keep the sea as before, with this sole differ. .site, that they are no longer acknowledged by the Bey ; het they are no less injurious 1.0 the commerce if the Italia" States. The pirates have received, it k said, a emu order not to rt.enter the Algerine prs,tavate sestinas their cruirk. By this manceavre tbe Dry Is test responsible for their robberies. The dread whidt they inspire becomes every day more sessible, by the trading captains abandoning their N preserve their liberty by flight in • of the Dey is very cautious ; it designs not to excite suspicion until losses and damage which be lately of vesseli from Provence arrive ?synch Sag is the only one which being molested. organization of the Administration has fortunate. The people attach them. more to a Government which stews their happiness. at present visiting our city : all .0 Loretto, and make the custo , image of our Lady. The greater islanders evince a taste foe the fine arts, lose that reputation for generosity them all the title of Mika has issued a Notice desiring their' paisports to the Consuls of measure of polio furnishes a all those who travel in our pro- ►HOIII4I, (Krona Is. a xebec, arrived from Larraehe, ,mperor of Morocco is raibing two 'As supposed to be to succour the can, his country should ,be attack. There is ao looser a doubt bostility'which it was pretended eiistad Sovereigns : by a new Treaty of guarantee' the mutual iudependence of arrangers, among whom ; ate distinguished by their rank and. far. confidently stated, that a new Mercantile consisting Of Russia Merchants, With about to be instituted here—it will \of the English factory. We un- Russian Envoy to the United Philadelphia, and we know that commerce between Russia and the ippears that Russia also wishes to of Italy to her ports. received Dews from China. It appears, of Captain Arnabbussi. that tile . the Christians is not relaxed ; bfn considered as a good °nun, is the fact had long been prisoners in Fruit,. se i ned .to Canton, have obtained wt Min, bur several of than have . , : I :g I ONDON ..•ri.••••_4 • • ^ / o - • - • NOVEMBER 1, IS le 0 1,-4204 at the liatthever, and South4el e • • • Mow. PAPER. r p ar i, Journals of Tuesday reached us this r t . 4, e; 'the Editors seem still sore about our sac. the Algerines, in spite of the French PT' t• %rip acted upon their batteries. The affair , i lonian Isles seem also t o g all th e d t, nor ean they , s ay business that the Porte or tngland have tt with lilands which had previously been declarer • • • adept. Th e y speak also of a large Russia Compar.y which he lot to be established at Leghorn. and which i ie r pected will diminish the profits of the Euglisl • PARIS. OCTOBER 29. • 1 1, 3 4 4 44 . - with the Duke and Duchess of Angou 4 . to ' yen yesterday evertio e g to the Observatory or Royal Highnesses were received by the Mein os • o f fbe Board of Longitude. The night beiej p a fig, presented the most farburable oppoi s• ky for observations. Their Royal Highnesse p l ed themselves tarkuow the nseshod of proceeding to e njoy- the fine spectacle which the heaven' id les present, when Viewed through the most poor to telescoPes• • A. letter from New Orleans, dated August 21 ••• the following particulars : • The privateers of Christophe are without con ;Potion, who occupies the southern por is St. Domingo, is more manageable ; hence *a - c e ' p r o * worth' rather touch-on his dominions, the c- hur l houref the King of Hayti. d a OpOosite the Isle of Cuba, we observed hga 1, 4 Oki appeared very suspicious, sailing from It ,d an; isla nd, called Levassa. At the distance-of ; ••• • • shot they &red to. bring us to. With o •.. •we perceived hordes of men concealed I ▪ deck ; these pirates were nothing but the ' l i / idiot's assassins who, it they bad boarded t s 'mg have unmercifully murdered, according ▪ custom. every nano, and then sunk the Al its• smsible, by the tradit easels, hoping to tin leap The cadent it believed that he deli • 14bn-repaired the log • oemieed. 6 *A peat number of :r is oar port : the Fret • as appear without_ be a The new organizati i• ikedy been fortune' idea more and more unll ode:iron of th . May English are !, teems pilgrimage tc • nut dewing to the •• ~ • • pit of these islander' M' lit they every daY lo ' p. Mich obtained for th u" - The Government "tigers to submit th *era country. This Imes of knowing•al e • • LEOHOI Tiro tartans mid • • stale that the Empet 5° torts of Militia. ki De/ of Algiers, in c lad with a new iti ue ?fleeting the hostilit between those two w • Altana, they guars i t It their States. Our city is full c leg Russians, died It is confident 1 0 Ptekliehmentc cOnsi w a PM capital, wab r leriaish the profits o D . . ilintand that the 1 . • ft, hes arrived at Allels a treaty of a • fl .Voitad States . It al • elm the commerce e •We hurt received r p sf, dire statement pi • . 0 , , , MUM against t may be corgi& Chinese, wire k vho'were erjle€ ° plr.their reed b; P It, wt 44t :146 " e41.114 # 8 40ii if!,114 _ _ how mash chic Chinike ere - hostile to ; Eitrepnat'co7.ll- ,onss, and the elevation to poyeeeiteitileiewliehave passfri fanr yeart in Frazee, is,a goo 4 Step tiiirsidli amelioration in the : Chinese system. Thi Erritieiti• of China has •taken into his confidence Joseph Kan Kin, aged 32, Whoplayi very Well on the violin. Viiiitrni'iscloasit IA. • It laid . that the Archduchess Beatrice, mothet tithe late Empress, hiss arrived from Italy, on her route to Buda, when her .son.- the Archduke Ferdit 'nand, is now Cornmairder in Chief of all the Austrian troops stetioned in Hungary. The actual circum stances must produce recollections too pitiful for this Unfortunate Princess to remain long at Vienna. It it Count Sainati, Governor of Lombardy, .who goes to Rio Janeiro in quality of Ambassador Eitra- . ordinary fcom the C.Ourt of Austria, to communicate the consent of the Emperor and the Archduchess Leopoldina to the marriage with the Prince of Brazil. Count J9seph MetterniCh, brother to the Minister, accompanies Count Sauran. The pilgrimage to Maristell has never been so fashionable. • The. number of pilgrims who have this year visited the hermitage, amounts to more than eighty thotisand I The last lette'rs ham Smyrna stsite...that General Santry has embarked thet a- for the United States of America, and that Lallemand has gone to offer his services to the Priebe of - Egypt. ' • It is still asserted that Baron Strogonow, Minister Plenipotentiary from Russia to the Porte, is charged with important negociations. In other respects she good underitanding between Russia and the Porte is not disturbed, and . the Divan has not evinced the lea . st suspicion, especially since it learned that the Russian army of the South is entirely disbanded. Nothing.positive is known respecting the state of the negociations between the Porte and England, with regard to the Seven Isles. We know not how' these two Powers can arrange matters, unless they: both sincerely renounce their pretensions to countries, whose independence they have acknowledged. BRUSSELS PAPERS. AND DUTCH MAIL. Brussels Papers to the 90th reached us last night, from which we haTe giyen extracts in a preceding column ; and this morning a Dutch Mail arrived. The printed Journah 'are chiefly occupied with [' details respecting the arrival of reinforeementi to make up deficiencies in corps which form 'the Army' of Occupation on the French frontier s the regula. tion of the future relations of the fortresses of the German Confederation to their Sovereign and to the Confederation, is to be settled by special negocia tions at Frankfort. The Diet,however, will not be opened,till the arrival of the Military Plenipotentiaries of the Great German Courts, General Baron BrsuantsTason is spoken of i as Military Plenipotentiary for Austria, and Lieut..' I [Rant -General KNESEINCH for Prussia. 1 It is not known whom Bavaria lends a Prince Wu= has been mentioned ; but this report seems Very improbable. The affairs of the mediatised Princes, Ste. have lately been brought forward in private conferences; but it does n .t seem that the pretensions of chit class have been well received by the Ministers at Frank fort, especially those of Austria and Frossia. They have been, on the contrary, it is said, exhorted to be quiet. However, they have appointed a Committee to manage their claimi and take the necessary steps to promote their affairs. BERLIN, OCTOBER 114. Yesterday afieinoon the Chancellor, Prince Bar. denburg, arrived here in good health, and imme diately resumed the functions of his high office. The Anniversary of the Battle of Leipsie was cele brated yesterday as a national festival.. BRUSSELS. OCTOBER as. ' All the corps composing the right wing of the Army of OcCupation are to be made, before the win ter, complete s to the number fixed by the Treaty of Paris. The Itassiao corps expect demihments of regular Cossacks and Artillery, and.to the amount of 1000 Infantry. The • Prussian corps have lately received the necessary reinforcements. The men Who go from the English army on fUrlongb ire ie- Pbmsd by alba' fionkttikland,. The, Hanoyeriao contingent hii4gain ,litoo. Made complete. Within some days SOO men, kuiaars. tigers, and Infantry' of the Line, bane passed , through here, destined lot that eorps. The whole right wing will shortly go 'lnto Winter quarters, sod no change AI be made till the spring. The French Northern Departments. nainely.thase that compose ,PiCardy. Artois; and French .Flaoders, ;new enjoy perfket tranquillity. The manufactories •t Lille and Aniiena are in full employment. The Royal authority is more and more confirmed. Seve rer Officers who base been confined in different plain onucceunt of their conduct, are set at liberty, from time Ifo this by the King's orders; . other Offi ceri, who are on half pay, request from tune to time to be employed cso itctir - service ; they receiiii for answer, that they shall be employed as soon as cir cutustences admit of an augmentation of the army , TORTOISA,. OCTOBER tO. We eetipi tart. 000Ominers and pioneers to clear' awq oar old citadel; and it is raid that the - reinain_ log asterials will be employed . in 'building a *iv fort: It Is ialtihit the 123 Ankle of the Act Of Congress, relating to the right if ' fortification. is. giosi* ikaoi thsharli 4 1. tr . 41r1121, ifla OW, 4,4140 11 ' Ana, which Weis 4it Elsir9,4o Genoa. oi. sides the miqers, meet ttoope etio.-deetioet(tp • teinforce our Roam. HALIII'Ai PAPERS. Halifax Papers to the end of September reached us this morning. We copy die following paragraph from one of the latest of them: 4 ' We are, informed by a respectable Gentleman, that when the Royalists recaptured Chili from the Patriots, they found a number of English merchants with goods in that country, all of which were no. molested ; but they looked for, seized, and• segues• traced every dollar of American propeity they could find: and one Gentleman had a large parcel of copper seised and sold at Coquimbo. This act of potiality and injustice on the part of the old Spanish Govern. ment, is well deserving of attention, and clearly proves how the enterprising of the United States are treated, and their property unlawfully sequestrated." A Magistrate at Philadelphia has declined to issue a writ for the apprehension of a deserter from a Bri tish , merchant vessel, on the plea that a foreign ma don is dot •entitled to such process, unless expressly stipulated by treaty. ' • • A vessel from Martinique mates, 'That by the last et connts at that•place from Point Petrol, Guarlaloupe, dated the 19th of August, the Flamm had swept off nearly half the inhabitants, and that no business was transacted at that place. TIM ARM,: Tuesday morning three uaasports arrived at Dover from Calais, with abut SOO men of different Regi ments, sent home to be discharged. Sunday General: Sir Gloom Bacfattest left tone to assume his command in Ireland. It is thought that he was hurried off in consequence of the indis position of the LORD LIZUTENANT. We are sorry to•learn that Lieutenant General S r BRIM CLINTON is seriously indisposed with an asthmatic complaint ; for which he has been obliged to relinqoish.his Command in France. There are again rumours of a Brevet being likely to take place with the beginning of a New Year—opt wards of fifty General Officers having died off since the last promotion. • NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. . . FA.LMOUTH. OCTOBER 29. Arrived the Minerva, Mitts, from London. S tiled the Lady Arabella packet, for Lisbon ; and his Ma. kites kip DWARF, on a cruize—Wind S. to S.S.E. PLYMOUTH, odrOutt 36. Arrived the Acive French ,chooner, from Roscoff, with 600 casks of spirits and Squantity of salt on board; captpred last night off the Edystone by his !'laintft shi it g a it x _E ThasOterkl, OCTOBER st. Soiled the Philadelphia . Russian transport, for Woolwich; Friends, Dowsixo, for Yarmouth ; and Isabella,' Gozgoos, for Cadiz.—Wind S.W. DEAL, OCTOBER 31. • Ariived the Mercury Russian frigate, from Forts m outh,. and sailed for Petersburgh ; and the ,Annn Dorothea, from Norway for 'Trieste. Several out ward bound ships are in the Gulls working down, but will net reach the Downs in time for this Post. • HARWICH, OCTOBER st. Arrived the Prince of Orange packet, from Hol land. Sailed the Lord Nelson packet for ditto; and Auckland packet. for Cuxhaven ; all with Mails. DOVER, Oc !VEER 31. Sailed last night the Lord Duncan packet, Captain PAsona, for Ostend, with a Mail and Passengers.— Arrived early this morning . the Princess Charlotte packet Captain lisu.asris, from Ostend, with Pas. sengers and a ldail. Sailed this morning theChichester packet, Captain Rot Ten, for Calais, with a Mail and the Princess Natusttots. - Lord BOLINGBRoICE and family sail for Calais so-morrow morning, in the Lord Duncan packet, Captain Harm:rota. . GRAVESEND, ()CLOSER Si. • • Arrived the Emily, Ralph, and Industry, Adams, from Hain burgh; Legate, Mane, from Havre; Industry, Hardt train Dunkirk . ; and Maria !Arica &chain front Oise. Sailed the Romistioo, Urquhart, for .I:malcs; adtan Chief, Watson; for - Vienisea; Windiest, Ropdatan, and Marty, Williams, for Ant. weeps Hubs, Carder, fpm Bruges; and Robyn Gaudy. bhp-, see, kr Bresneh. CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCTOBER 31. • . Sines turrtiou OUTWARDS To. Ewes, Run*, ' 4 fr Niels, St. Kite*, and Jamaica; Neptune, *Straiaelt; ant Ms date of Wales, Fos, for Ostend; Hero, •tvinoi for Oak; Duke of Kent,lirowo, for Rotterdam; Simon Ciiek, Rewaon, &Mo. . *cram; Three Brothers, wad, ha •I f ishop rand the Fame, Foisgate, for Hamburgh.• . lustutans--The Wingßelkitina *lnn. loses; and 'Plus ng, Braid, liiiiltautni Success, Cowl ing, from Falmouth; Union, Spicepriresis Ostend; Britannia,. Wallis) lone Harm, Vancys••• and bibes.fietcher. from Rot-, term; Hein, Jameson, trotti"Eremen Boverkemp, teen Worcum ; Leslie, Padang°, him Havre; aid*. /sc.' sane, &triune, from Dunkirk. • • .. , Extract from a . Letter from en Offteertiii*board , his Majesty's ship . TAGUS, in the Archipelago, dated August, 1310 We embarked the Algertne bassadr, suite, and presents to:the Grand Seignior'. I was •Feseitted to she Dey, a fine noble looking fel low, who has, through all our late disPates.veith shewn resolution and force of Mind worthy a better Genie. He gave the Captain a hattdsonie sabre p— we, the • Lieutenants; got a sword each, and the rest • Of the Officers some curiosity of the couotry,s-i - thon. tuba dollar s smash the ship's company, and bullocks and sheep innOtnerable. so that you see we are thiking quite st trading voyage of it i r 'when see-return, Gob' knows What wd are not to get. For all .ibis we are lumbered picot ibomibably s.nnly conceive, in thi.' hot climate, 7014tlazy lurks, 3 horses, 7 ostriches, 10 antekipes,, 25 pariotai . 60 monkeys, d 0 hulls, itc. permed up In this small frigate;' udependent of: bet crew. ate. !elides :which ws.b - Oht a ship in tow wit, lo roaring rampant lions, 2 tigers, 200 Austtian, 6tJ male, do tamales eitd black. boys, slaves, al' destined to the salsa . place. Au latt, Mw Ditgeriels a faree'tO what trosould strew• airt...4104 tinnily . ' pray fol a good breeze and fair.". .~.. .. r ~ . • • •.,~ ~ i;‘re copy the fnikiiiing artiele, on ilia subjeii; • front the iihyttiailtativ'Ohrottide, dated *esterday, •3 '• • • - 44 'rflUitiDAY, OCTOSIdt 31 rn cOOsehnence of the introduction of rt b. licatfons, of a nature tending to inn int, th- minds of the 'labouring, and distressed in Otis town, A rofriffit Adieus was published nn S iturd ty last, by •Mr. net.,.of MoOr•street; .ivtitten.by an inhabitant 113ola ton, Lancashire, to his fellow townsmen, in which lie recommends patience under the present . wane'dent. ployment, and advises them to beware of this Risen who would agitate and initeme their minas tot: thrill.' Own private views. 'this was read with great avidity by all eltsys, and being placed in Mr. JAI3EL'S windti•tis attracted a number nt readers: " AboUt - duie tt repOrt had gone, abroad among the crowd, ,C'ilefly .tha! Mr. JABEI, had said from his own door ith#lS. per week 'were stithzient for the support of a Mtn, hit wife, and ti= chitdren,' This unfroinded . reporfwai circulated by mischievous persons to irritate the Populoce, and about se: ~'dock they sheered a' Jospoiition to riot, broke his•wi,denvs, and committed other butraoil I but ley the imme diate interfirence Of'W. HAsitt,ett, Esq. one of our Magistrates, at)itthe spieited winded of some mili tary, order was Very Soon restored. Wd are sorry, to state, • that the gallant Major Tmackwrw,„ who Lit an arm at Waterloo, was much hurt in the iitrtay. 0 . Yesterday morning a Crowd • again ass-mbled, but two of the Magistrates, supported by the military and some special constables, proceeded to the spit, read the Riot Act, and dispersed the mob.' It An additional nutiiiberof speciai co crakes were, `afterwards sworn in, and in the afternoon the E iii of ATLEyvotty appeared at the head of his Yens:mot y. We ate happy to say, that in the evening the. town resumed its usual peaceable appearance, and no sy raptor:ls of disorder have since In atti fest e d themselves. 14 Several persons were tricen into custody; three of whom were committed to Warwick gaol to take their trials, viz. William Askew. John Wakeman, and Elia. Martine the others were discharged. Gott entering into recognizance: tolceep the peace." • RAMS 3.1 fE, OCTOBER. SI. • s Arrived last evening from Calais the Ant. packet, of Dov.tr, with tote Dowager Marchiciness of &too, her Ciftime, and 7 sti rants. 'rho SmacrrottGrsteic and Lis family have, arriied here, and ars staying At the Albion H',tel for a , few clays—they have lately r returned from . France, and ivere Jandori at Dovet.— The principal .lodging-houses in this place-are sr ill occupied by first-rate .visitors; Inany of , whom, it is expected will- winta with ns.% The dryness of our soil and healthful. lea •breezei are powerful in centives to such an arrangernint. The Marquis Wit.- LESLEY, we are concerned •tn learn,, still..aoutinttes much indisposed at• East Cli Lodge.: Hie Lord ship's t omplaint is a theomatic fever. • Our. harbour ,is trite clear of shipping—a very unusual occurrence at this season of the rat.. The %hiPPirt; agents and them connected with that line . of . busiacss, arc all ly ing upon their oars. The 1.01:1) CHANCELLOR returnefl to Lotichri on Wednesday, preparatory to the reiuMption of as im- Poktant eegagemciits (this being the first setal day). The accounts from Dublin, Of Lewd Wiatrwonm's health, up to Saturday morning, thilaiiit date, we rejoice to say; continued favourable." . '- • I ' . kis said that Mr. C AWNING will remain eight days at Paris, and depart by way of Calais to Londan, accompanied•by his family. Lard EXMOUTH returned to town• yesterday tad bad an audience with the Boatd The Comm;csinners of the Trangport Board; and the Secretary, retire with Pentinnr, • amounting to two-thirds of their sahries; which were lately raised 'from £BOO to ,ClOOO each. Lord BINNING is at present the efficient President of the India Board. . • Lord CAszczazicti has been so much in the habit of dining-with Sovereigns, that he must feel quite at Iscme with the Severely:. of Belfast, with wheel he dined at the 'Eschange Rooms on sArednesiny. • HAZARD, Bonxe, and Co.• Royal.F.l:thange, sold, in Shares, the Ticket No. 45(44, drawn yesterdat a Prize of ii 24000, 3 per Cent. Cons-14. • CoRN-EXODANOR, NDVID4IIER f.—. There ha*iketi 'no fresh' arrivals o 1 any Grain since Wednesday, yet • Wheat washeaft sale this mornings . having tut few buyers at...market: Baule is tts. per quarter lower. Beaus, Oats, and Peas, Support - Wednesday's prices,' but the dethand for each wksirerrsmalt. •••• • STATE VP THE ODIA—SETTING4OOIIIOIrroIiki , -. DERBY STAKAS,. ISM.% . .1J _ •.. . - - 41 to 4 szst 4;ptber Unelenalts.: . ' • - het Dake : tif aisitoit's • Waierk* • ti • ; Iti•tn'S -apt - Brotßer to trivia': A • 111 18 I apt any oilier. - • .;• OAKS, 1147. -ti, • Ik,eo t apt Mr. Yorth's Ally. S • " • sill tit: Opt Mr. Tborultil?*. • •.. . lb 1 aot say °tiers ,NEWMARRALIKT ; •r tit RtY 0 C TOBER. 'IIIOIJOH7ON • 1 •••' • •• • MBE nbi6---100. • 4•4: >-• .• vuoyDAy, sc ,ost, - KotajorWStes's filly. rat. WM. 1161 WbSey's Buiresh,ll4. sib. T.Y.C. t s. b. tr.—Kesy.-5 to 2 apt Maj.or - •zi •I'7. %**,* %.*, • lieest4stiettlalbes OtOnkAs74•FlSsbieriPtlOS 4 sop. 41e4_tere4fir 9SeaVincb tryietlitteadal), to be ruit.for bj . korars mr ,,y4i.outeixoood.A- Rir.lßttidbaus'e Viaadkeer,,Sir*Ootkisii/lbi..• • ' IdeiMieks 0[1 1 30405, e•yra.okli Sat. Itib. • • to % - 3ottl.l.llentiock'siabipliCit. ,4-yss ebb . • • $ Olikeo•Atuislitra EON-by .tiercterr, S-Tre•olk lib: 4 W. Payne* Ovigtob, txto4„ ii. kb. - 5 ••• 'paid-4440i aseliirt tbe•tlati=ire aaribid.ati to 2 bait Vf00d4110.41 It i iipt•Ett to 1 gQeineaills: ••*: • , • • • • • lAse 'OAP- iftba.f.:'.fotrett. jc etoe,tAnd a ':.'gitartrr of ay — a after 4 tbe reigltti irefteeti l for. Slrlt el Ciernlbleis;jo*-41d,i7st. Sib: .•. /• • t Lard Beffielie Bubo - ty,t4M, 7.st. ; •:::•••• s Titeigik Ariel. 2.- I yra . 44 *tat) : 7 • . • S 41116111 rif. 7 c .. kr 7to 4 altospuont.V.4eis?..4a to art Bolos,— _Stet fort Mkt - • • • iSvb,criptlol Vice a itso , std L- : - - %•:•.: zrds. -.• • • • • . ,1001L4er1bies tfay Bole Scar t crpw,l-yrpolti, - . 7u. •. ;..Igiajhr Wilton's *tiger, 4-ymoltl,-.#1.• • • •: S theintit S-fts?ol4. . Koihr ckheiutkliirt Arati**-t yeroldebOw son:" 4 • A neck ;- eras I Ask tcartirevi,...ll 144,A - fisti. ' - - ••• RsCING AT : •-• The Races "thick to.A. placa.wt bunl A; tlw Chinni-de. Mip,-wero shuttled by a tnankerous as-Atoblage of the corwits • eati 'unstrap. first which Tao was gaitietk by a bay Sorer of Mn. Simon, the letkey •thelbed to green; Mb *wind was wun i foam of Mr, '4•l - uaskir, the 'picks/ Isialibt eititr wards the timer ;Saws. ran. ;osttber, .b 4 .4 mr, JlAti came uKeictoi - .Out. -