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LONDON. SIXTH PRIER ABOVE xl,OOO MUST BE 213,000 OR 433,000. 44 CAPITALS. TWO OF .620 ,000 , &c. AIL MUST BE DRAWN NEXT FRIDAY-LOTTERY SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1818. THE FUNDS. ?RICE OF STOCKS TIIIS DAY AT TWELVE &CLOCK : Reduced 78 , 1f.—Cons. shat—for Opening 79} si t per Cents. 881-4 per Cent. 96; Navy shut—lndia Stock shut—Bonds 88 90 pr. Exch. Bills 14 19 pr—Onmium pr. The Pais Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday are among our arrivals since yesterday. Their contents are remarkably uninteresting. The Bremen Gazette hu, it appears, been placed under Magisterial cen sorship, for publishing an article on the political state of Germany', in relation to France. The French Funds still continue advancing—on Tuesday the 6 per Cents. rose to 741 r. sad left off at 73fr. Mc. A Dutch Mail arrived this forenoon, from the pipers brought by which the following are extracts e BRUSSELS, JUNE IE. To judge by the numerous Couriers who have passed through this city within these two days either coming from England or on their way to London, the flri : ish Government must be engaged io a very important correspondence with several Northern Powers. w ax in danger? He concluded - by again request isg that w ho Livery would patiently hear the worthy bitiret was about to address them ; and every oo e of them wool i then go among their friends, and igitg up as many independent voters as possible, to arm: him Ofr.Waithman) to-morrow—laPPlause). Alderman CURTIS made several attempts .to a d. ( I. fss the Livery, but the noise in the Hall rendered , 24ev er he said inaudible. At last the worthy Ba. w ooed round, and pointing to the numbers on Il td, said, " Look there—look there—the pea vats s ufficiently for me:' AMerman Tamar, though he had not the honour of holding precisely the same station em the poll as t i nt in which they bad placed him yesterday, was rill sa:isfied with the independent and voltuttary moron which had been bestowed on him, and which had ended to counteract the extraordinary influence and exertions made to produce the effect which now a ppeared on the poll. The worthy Baronet and he had changed places, but the majority gained over Aim was less than, when the exertions made were considered, might have been expected. He hoped that, by the assistance of the independent Livery, he should to morrow resume his former situation on the poll. Ws friends were sincere and active in their canvass, and the independent spirit of the Livery afforded him the strongest reason to hope for final success. Alderman AWNS next canle forward on the bust mum but after some ineiFectual attempts to make hi m id b ea rd, withdrev.—The Hall was then cleared. THE EVENING STAR. CONSTA2g7Ir.II I LE, MAY 9. We leant that the Turkish squadron of gun-boats which was sent to the Black Sea, has been dispersed by contrary winds. It was generally affirmed that it was destined for Trcbizond, but some people thought that it was to sail tip the Danube. •Up till to-day only one of those vessels has returned to the sneak Four of the ships which are to go to :the Elul Sea with timber fc•r building the .fortress of Sisson, have guile into tie Channel, and the division destined to cruize is the Archipelago, has also an shored before Beschiklasch, the %Ulmer Palace of ' • ire Grand Signior. FROM THE FRENCrt FRONTIERS, JUNE Is. The Prefects or Generals who organize the Mai lay Divisions, have received, within a few days, triers from the Minister of War to encourage as Lai as possible the voluntary enrolinents, in order Wawa the contingent for each department, and intuit to carry into effect the forced levy, except a al auxiliary means in order to complete the num bet of men required. The necessary measures have inn taken for this purpose, and in the dopartments of the North some old soldiers have again offered themselves. With respect to the subaltern Officers, more have offered than were necessary to form the care: of all the second battalions. It is affirmed that the Ent levy will now be deferred till after the harvest. The RoTal Guard is kept complete, and able recruits are er.listed for it. We learn front Cambray, that the Duke of Wel hgton is shortly expected back from Paris, as the stirs which requited his presence there again art use terminated. 17e have received this morning, New York Papers is the '22d of May. :mums from Pernambuco state, that in the be- MI of April a general arrest took place, of per tz! 'implicated in the Lae revolutionary attempt. In °use of one night upwards of one hundred and k'7 persons were seized and lodged in prison, and *Li! the sane number had been brought in from ':l t.lericr a few days before. The arrests bad thrown ''..hahitants into the utmost consternation, when, great joy, a vessel arrived from Rio Janeiro, an act of amnesty from the Kt: c, which 0r .414 Ile liberation of all who had been arrested .lent to the 6th of February, wad the imme- CzLe restoration of their property :larnorlore An ex. yis now a ft nt , w i t h a s..lron 1711 sail of ships, we ll equ i pped. It :s not yet 4'rt Ita t ulterior opaations he intends. CEIVRAZ REEtTION CITY Or LONDON at One o'clock : Alderman W‘od Mr. Wilson • Mr. Wsithanan Alderman Curtis Diy,State of the Poll 6337 - 3103 - 2795 - 2683 Alderman Thorpe Alderman Atkins 2568 1541 -- - - CITY Or WESTM I larza,--Third Day.—State of the Poll at One o'Clock Sir Samuel Romilly 1115 Sir ?gamy Maxwell 1063 Sir Frau cis Burdett. 432 Mr. Kinnaird - 59 Mr. Hunt . . 31 Major Cartwrigbt • . 19 BOROUGH OP Sournwanc—Third Day.—State of the Poll at One o'Clock: Mr. Calvert - . 171$ Sir Robert Wilson . - 1207 Mr. Barclay . - 1004 REA.DING, JUNE 19.—Third Day.—At the final close of the Poll this day, the numbers were: Mr. Lefevre Mr. Palmer Mr. Weyland - - - BERKSIIIRE.—At the nomination for the Members for the County of Berks, yesterday, Messrs. C. Dux- DAS and R. NZVILLE, the old Members, and Mr. HALLET, were ploposed. On a shew of hands, it ap peared that the two former had a very considerable majority. Mr. HALLE? has demanded a p o ll, w hich will begin at Abingdon on the 25th instant. OzzoßD C Just 19.—Second Day : Mr. Wright no Mr. Lockhart - 203 • _ Mr. &. John 194 BRISTOL ELECTION, JUNE 19.—This City has for some time been the scene of most unexpected elec tioneering movements. Mr. PROTHEROR first started, and was opposed by Colonel BAILLIE. Mr. PRO THEROZ said he would not undertake the contest, and retired. Colonel BAILLIE pursued his canvass, and even his chair is said to have been made, when the general voice of the City recalled Mr. PROTHEROE, and Colonel BAILLIE immediately retired. A peace able election was now expected, but the non-appear ance of the patriotic Mr. HUNT, whom 750 Freemen had promised to support, occasioned a considerable ferment. In this state of things, a Public Meeting was called on Brandon Hill, and the chair was taken by a Dr. KENTISH : Resolutions were moved, which, had HUNT himself been present, he could not have wished amended : they determined, that all filen were born equally independent ; that Committees of the People should be formed, and that they would support Colonel "MILLIE, as a man of similar prin ciples with themselves. Colonel BAILLIE has again, in printed bills, said,, if they choose to elect him he shall accept the honour. The consequence' is, that a few Gentlemen of his Committee have now put themselves at the head of this most exttaordinary opposition ; and the contest is likely to last several days. The Blues are so indignant at the conduct of . Mr. BAILLIE'S friends, that, to a man almost, they support Mr. PROTUEROZ. Not a cry for HUNT is stow any where heard. NORTHAMPTON.+State of the Pall at the close /a 914 Compton . - 240 - Sr G. Kerr:son . . . 212 Sir G. Robinson - . 182 ' After the numbers were declared, a disgraceful scene of confusion and riot took place. The adhe rents of each party attacked the head-quarters of their opponents ; a great many windows were broken; two men had their skulls fractured, another his arm, and a fourth his lee. The MAYott was obliged to read the Riot Act in two places before the mob was dispersed and order restored. CITY op DURHAM .— State of the Poll an the Se cond -Day : M.. A. Taylor, Esq. - - 592 Richard Wharton, Esq. - - 315 George Allan, Eaq. - 27 STATE OF OTHER POLLS. BRUPTOi,. June 18. Irewtea, June 19.—Gros. polL Davis - - - 2519 Baring - - - 942 Protheroe 1635 Crickett - - . fa Bale - - - 1514 Bolton - - . .NI Commix, June lg. Newton - - .. as Moore - - - 265 Neweasns-unizt-LeNa, Ellice - - - 222 Jura 17. Butterworth - • - 172 Kennersley TALLOW/If, JUNE 18. Wilmot - Anson 763 Eoughey - Rumbold - 736 CP.ANTUASI, Joys 17. Lacon 602 Welby 1133 Loftus 569 Cust - tie Camainae, June li. Manners - lOC I.ushington - - 830 Ilughes ' 14 Clifton - - - 73$ Exavea, Jums 17. Baker ' - - - 517 Courtecay - 114 Warms MAW?, JON& 12. Newman - 90 Ellison and Money 45 Northmore - 78 Wray and Twigs 27 HEPFILLEY, JUNE 17. Sr. Acmes, June 19. Wharton 543 Lord Churchill - 305 Burton 424 Roberts . - - 989 Wells - 212 Lord Mayor - - 216 Beverley - • 151 HULL, JUNE 18-41 ALP PAST 3. SODNUILY., JUNI 19.-2 P. M. Mitchell 1055 Heygate 99 Graham - 799 Broadhurst - 79 Staniforth 736 C. Marsh .59 Gtovelacta, June 18. Borrow, Jour 17. Webb - . - 55 , Burrell 249 Berkeley - - - 534 Madocks - 232 Cooper - - - 451 Ellis 203 Weaczarsa, June 18. SOOTMAMPTON, June 18. Deerhurst - - 297 321 Gordon - - - 2,3 1123' Davies - - - 254 183 NOTPLPE;3•7I, ANS 1 1 . Birch Ranch& Smith 70 - 70 - - • Crespigney - Ashtown - - RoculTrza, Juni 19. 74 Binning - 6• Barnet - 60 Torcens - • MEMBERS RETURNED. Cumnurrea. -Lord Apsley and Mr. Cripps. Sunnucst—l. Marryatt, Esq. and Sir G. We:render. Hoanust—Robert Hurst and G. R. Millie% BOKOUGH or Bautaza--Jobn Irving and VV. Wilberf.ne. NlAL•rox—Lord Duncannon and Hon. J. C. Ramsden . SALTASH—M. Ruaaell and J. Blair. Lints—Major J. T. Fine and V e re Pane. A:mol:a—T. A. Smith and Hon. N. &Bowes, Ncwroal—W. Norther and J. Raise. Omcnnstrres—C. Saville and A. Saville. Moustntakv—.H. Clive. 279 - 292 - - 108 MorzagAzi—J. F. Luttrell and H. F. Luttrell. Lyina-Rsats—Lord WaJpiale and Sir M. B. Fulkes. Now/mu—W. Smith and R. H. Gurney. Witzliazt—J. Cale:aft and T. Denman. Gun.nrozo—Serjeant Onslow and Serjeant Beat. Wout.3;Somerset}—J. P. Tudway and C. W. Taylor Tivsk.7.oN--Hon. R. Ryder and W. Fltzlatigh. LUDLOW—Lord - Viscount Clive and Hon. R. IL Clive. Lor.;ox-x--C. W. Sibthorp and Ralph Bernal. TOWS a.yD PORT er Ncw Roatier—.Ridtard Erie Dm: Gravel no; Bag. ar.d Andrew Stralian. Esq. Lord SmsoriTu and the Misses Annixartur and family lsft town yesterday for Richmoitd Perk, for the summer. ELECTIO.VS IN Ctrr or Duatan.—The only Candidata who have yet ap-, peered to solicit the honour of representing the Irish Crpital p ?,re Iltr. Grattan and Mr. Shaw. Cowin , LtiratM-•-Wiil be contested by T.Tr. Lake White. The late D:ember, Mr. Clements, resigni, hart hii brother has offered himself in his plate. Mr. John LatoucL►, of course, will also stand. Coular CeeAx—Will be contested. Mr. Charles Coate, of Belmont Forest, “nd the late Members (Mr. Sneyd and Colon) Barry) have offered themselves as Candidates. Boatman or CACIICL.—Sir Charles Saxton will probably be returned for this Borough. Cower WICI(LOW.—Mr. Wm. Parnell will be returned. - Couvry Cone.—Mr. Ponsonby, Lard Kingeborough, and Mr. Bare, have all put forward their Addresses to the Electors, ex , pi essioe of their determination to contain the County. Cotierr Wxsrssesair.—•Flue. IL IL Pakenhain has addressed the Electors. coorrry or Stico will be contested. Mr. Charles Phillips, the Barrister, is the new Candidate. Cot/savor Wrxroan.—Lord Stopford and Lord Valencia are determined to stand for the County of Wexford. Cocery or .Bova—lt is not yet distinctly known whether the Itepre. , ;ntation of this County will be contested. Mr. Dorm- , trick' Browne canvassed the Electors of Castlebar on Sarnrday, and on Sunday proceeded to Tyrawley for the same purpose. Yesterday, about two o'clock, her MAJESTY, ac comparied by the Princess-AUGUSTA, and attended by the Countess Dowager of HARCOURT, rode out in a coach and four on the King's-road, crossed to Ken sington, and returned to the Queen's Palace, through Hyde Park. Yesterday the Duke of CLARENCE was so much re covered as to be able to take an airing in his carriage. His Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, and his trlde, arrived at Frankfort, from Cobourg, on.the ith instant. After dining with Mr. Teems, our Charge d'Affaires in that City, they set out the same day for London. Yesterday, soon after three o'clock, the GRAND DUKE and suite left town for Claremont, on a visit to Prince LeopoLti. The Duke of RUTLAND entertained a select party yesterday, at his house in Arlington-street. The Earl of LONSDALB has left town for his scar, Clothsmore, Rutlandshire. .The remains of the Right Hon. JOHN RILEY ADDINGTON were interred on Wednesday last at the Parish Church of Burrington, near his mansion of Langford-court. He was attended to the grave by his affectionate brother, Viscount SIDMOUTH, and his two sons. Lord GWYDIR and LadyWn.Loyostwit entertained yesterday the Earl of BOCKSAYAGE, Sir B. and Lady TARLETON, the Hon. Mrs. D. BURRELL, and a select party, at their house, Whitehall. The AMBASSADOR from the NETHERLANDS enter tained a party of distinction yesterday, at his house, Whitehall-place., Baron HUMBOLDT gave a grand entertainment yesterday to a large party of distinguished personages, at his house in Portland-place. Sir GEORGE and Lady H. OSBORNE and family have left town for their seat in Bedfordshire, for the season. Sir BANNtsrut and Lady TARLETON arrived on Thursday at their house in Berkeley-square, from their seat in Scotland. Vauxhall Gardens last night were more than usually attractive in the splendour of their illuminations in honour of the Battle of Waterloo. Although the company in consequence of the precarious state of the we ,ther was-not so numerous as on Monday night, there were many persons of distinction present.— Among the most prominent were the Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE and the Duke of GLOUCES TER, at whose entrE the King's Anthem, and Rule Britannia, were played by the Duke of Yones Bare amid the plaudits of all the company in the G u den:. The Royal Dukes continued uncovered during the whole period of their perambulation. impromptu on a Lady that squints: Young Lore, not content to lay hold on one prize, Shoots his arrows at mice right and left from her eyes! DEATH PROM PASSION.--IL Buckley, .a carpenter, in Upper Shadwell, had a dispute with his wife a few days since, when his passion was wound up to such a pitch, that he ruptured a blood-vessel, and died he fore medical assistance could be procured. DESTRUCTIVE Flax.—..An alar . nling fire broke out atout eight o'clock this morning in the house of Mr. DowNes, Printer and BooLeller, near Temple Bar, Strand. The engines of the different File Coin. 'panics were immediately in attendance, but notwith standing every possible exertion to arrest the progress of the devouring element, we are sorry to state that the whole interior of the house, and a great deal of valuable property in books, printing materials, &c. belonging to Mr. DOWNES, has been destroyed. EAST-INDIES.—From the Supplement to the Asiatic. Mirror : • Calcutta, Januar, 21. Smear or Fine Assts.—On 'Nesday an occurrence took place in this neighbourhood, which displays at once the ventu rous lengths to which our Burma neighbours will go, to procure offensive weapons, howsoever they 'nay intend to use them, and the never relaxing vigilance of our Government in developing and crushing such measures on the part of native visitants might be converted to the prejudice of the British territories in India. It is well known that the nannerous companies of Bur ' mat who visit Calcutta for the purposes of trade, reside chiefly at .Balliaghaut, where their boats remain during their stay. In 'the present instance a party of about three hundred in number had completed to appearance their preparations for returning to Sunderbund, and their boats were ready for an immediate de parture; secretly, however, they had made their arrangements, according to which a large quantity of fire-arms, dints, ammu nition, &c. was to be embarked in the boats before they should proceed on their return. Their secrecy did not prove impene trable, as the scheme was so completely disco rered and provided against, thatbefore noon on the above-mentioned day, the boats were visited by a strong guard of Sepoys, who were led to the spot by the active and distinguished Magistrate of the suburb., Mr. &Lion " The eager vigilance of the captors turned out to be unfor txnate, as they reached the pigmy flotilla before the greater part of its intended stores and equipments had arrived, and only found a few muskets, with upwards of 2000 flints stowed ~way i very dexterously out of view in the boat belonging to the chief of the party, which was accordingly taken possession of, with its contents. The alarm of so early a visit enabled the Burmas r of course, whO were approaching with the greatest bulk of their munitions, to retrace their steps, and to save thems, lees from apprehension ; yet although disappointment was experienced from not making an entire seizure of the small arms, the object of the trip was equally answered by preventing their being car ried off towards the shores of Arson." KAI - AL INTELLIGENCE. The Crown, Br-At-wax, arrived in the Downs from Jamaica, fell in with on the 14th ultimo, its lat. 30. N. long. 77. W. an armed brig and a schooner, under a blue, white, and blue Hag. The brig hailed the Crown, and requested to know what men of war were accompanying the Spanish homeward-bound convoy, then in si3lit ; said they were Independents, and wishing her a pleasant passage, hauled away for the Spanish convoy. Next day a smart firing was heard in the direction of the convoy, but beiag Lazy weather could not discern the vessels. FALMOUTH, .W 1 E 17. Wind West, light breeies, from two to eight, A. :of. a very heavy rain.—Arrived the Blucher packet, u:i.h a mail from Samaica, in 53 days. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 19. Wind S. $. W.—Sanest his Majesty's ship bin omit, for Quebec, with his Grace the Duke of MOND and suite, The Ocean and Kinner.ley transports have come into harbour from Cowes, where they have landed troops from* Gibraltar. DEAL, JUNE 19. Wind S.W.--Arrived and sailed for the River the Cornwall, WILSON, from Bengal Nesbitt, GRAY, from Jamaica ; the Thames, Ye EYNTOS from ditto ; Crown, BLACKBURN, from ditto ; Ec lipse, Rest, from ditto; Delaford, Youso, from St. Vncent% ; Fortitude, SII EMI RRD, from Savannah ; Northumber land, TAYLOR, from Odessa; and several more, par ticulars unknown. Put back by coptrary wicds, tt,e Governor Harcourt, Wts.sott, for Demerara. HARWICH, JUNE 19. Arrived the Prince of Orange packet, with a Mail from Holland. LIVERPOOL, JUNE le. The Romeo, —, from Charleston, for Liverpool, got on the Bar in coming out, but wai expected to be got off without damage. The Bruns , .viek, SAN• hr:Rs, from WilmingLon, fcr Liverpool, pct into New York 16th May, leaky. The Liverpool, WILLIA:.rz, from Liverpool, for Calcutta, was spoke 15th January, in lat. 4. 4. S. long. 88. E. 11 well. SCILLY, JUNE 17. Came in on the 11th the Vrouse Dorothea, Boa from Liverpool for Amsterdam,. very leaky, which has been effectually :lopped by drawing baskets of sawdust under herbottom, aad sailed on the 15th. GRAVESEND, JUNE 19. Arrived the Eliza, Wren, from Ostend; Euphemia, from Stettin; JIIII3 Ann ' Smith, from Dentrice; Grat Duckett, from Venice ; S urrey, Maine , &Om Bengal; Belk-a, Williams, from Tarragona; Mulville , Stith, from Cadiz; Ema nuel, Bertrand, from Norway ; Mary and Eliza, Pitillips, from St. Domingo ; Two Brothers, Gave, from Wilmington • Vic,. let, Bagwell from Cork; Ann, Clerk, from Dantzie. the Alfred, Arbuckle, for Palermo; Britannia, Jackson, fur Hamburgh • Liberty, Mealc, for Fasineur ; Prince of Waterlo o , Page, for Chtenct; Syren, Perriton, fcr Newfoundlaind; dale, Foreman, for }lamburgh. CUSTOM-HOUSE. JUNE 19. - - , Serra Err rasa larwssros.—The Argo, Hillman, frero Fortitude, Thomson, from Oporto; Siren* Freaser, from t lats; Surrey, Oldham, fr,:tn Madras and Belagal; 'lw. Frisr.ef, Call, from Guernsey ; Tame, Miller, from GottEnlnirgh; Nor:L uca-liar, Lawson, from Calcutta; Friends, Kyd, ;tom 'Rio Janeko ; and Etyma, Lickertnan, hum Stettin. Ourwsans.--The Sally, Allen, for Waterford e:Mary, fat ; Marmizn, Tiodole, fur ; Inas, for Tenerife, Laritadcka, 'T.juLd.;d, GrcLada, Azut, , .; and Jant.tica. • 11. e Horr.by, of London, WALKER, Master, which was seizt,l a:id condemned at &. Kitts a few months ago, for a kira•ach of the Navigation Laws, artivid at Portsmouth, on Wednesday, to balrast. FROC2LDINCE: IJNIYER TUE AMERICAN NEW :NAVIGATION ACT. His Britannic Majesty's Conse.;:te, New York, Mac 2, 1818. a The British brig Bacchus, upon the vvyage front London In this port, in consequence of daniage, pnt into St. Michael'sovbtre tjle Muter took on board 66 boxes of kmnos and oranges, regulsrly enter,' them in :.is manifest. For this inatlvert,t: it fraction of :he Navigaticn Aet lately passed by Congress, tie vessel sad cargo have been seized and libelled. &eat delay, anal serious and expensive consequences, have arisen* to the master r f the vessel, and much !ncenveutenoe to the merchants ha .:j goods on board. The collector of the port regretted ti.:3 :Le strictness of the law compelled him to proceed in a case take re no fraud was intended, and that arose solely through ignoranze of the law. Applicadon was also made to the proyer authorities, but uut:l the vessel and cargo were libelled, (and therkby rs tiered liable to costa, &c.) no relief could b.: otaleed.- I fee: :t my duty to be thus minate, in order 11.4 all mae.ert of lir:tirlt vessels rainy guard xi:ain't the consequences here detailed, and be you will mare it known accordingly. (347,2) 3Aass Cumin" Omega dlrr..inhsk Bennet, jun. Lloyd's. Respecting the affairs of that part of Sonde Arne • r:ca which lots been the theatre of - so many combats between the Royal armies and those of the Insargent Spaniards, it appears, by the Jamaica Papers, that whatever may have been the statements eublishecl by the Chiefs on loth sides, the received impressien at Curaeua was, that the isrue of the several. engage ments alluded to, had been extremely advaniageeas to the pokular cause. At Calaboza, the first scene of action in *the whole series, the Royalists lost their ammunition, artillery, and provisions; all their oils'. cers' baggage, and soldiers' clothing ; besides which, as an evidence of he severe pressure on the King's mops, General MORILI o's sword and military cap were among the spoils of the field of battle. Owing to the &dem of the Independent army, a small dime* was sent in pursuit, which came in contact with the enemy at Barbacna, and, as the Spaniards had been reinforced, was obliged to retreat. The attack at Sombrero was made by the Royalists, and failed. Some reasons are enumerated in letters from Curacon fur leading to a belief, that the wound received by MA. tt.Lo at the action et Puerta was mortal to the Gen.. 'ral. He was pierced in the groin by a horseman's spear, and carried to Valencia its a hammock...- It is said, that accounts had come to hand of the arrival,pf 2,200 men (13riti.1 subjects) at to join , Coe Insurgent forces. The Spat martdet Us LA Toeae, had been crefe.ued by tiederal PAU, with the loss of 400 us hesiabs Offices. The thousand of the Pa' repoited to. have taken possession of Br. C to he on their march for Valencia. Alui was at St. Eustatia, having driven the Ai, dron, nude: OavosA, from the mouths of noco river. t.' k t , 1 , . . - k t k I • / t . 1 , I . 4 I . t 1 I t . 4 . 1• i 4 I 4 I I ' I I A c.' i ' A i i \ i - 1 . P. . C I. n ' 4 I I I . f I . : . lt 1 II i l i • , 1 0 i .. 0 ; I , i li 4 ~ . . I 4 tiluayans, finish ti at Ortez, men killed, ttriot s were Carlo,, and irai :iftIONI :ing's Etna- gm Oro. • $ f