Star. — London, England, 1815-07-01 00:00:00

. I • • .M •. . •.• • • • l ;- ila •• ... • ' • . • 01 .4111161ii..'. "Ina notatiktOs dlftisciticuwAßE G. l'eenOnd l l l .4 o lnkeiiiille. 0( • isbnhis and ndaisitanas bed oppiiAeld *ems` 4 0t.ie awes ineitishis ifdist of 4140114- 'loa and allesisst, while dspqiialselog and Mains !cone s bid desoillied f h remerem riontilss, and the wield saw with late ulahnsent sbelhesbere of as oilddis aces relpladaeld In id en htlitsned,Mil. • All Eurepi roems.eollory of usdignetion tamed to rally ail as. dons 71k dsNsewsd in the iidUeti Powers, in is! s, to encircles ;Pen Nice a Pee hellleellens which sliciad bat tee Mei pre. .)kta ; jt .prat 'Monarchs. oohed for is. only and sacred lauce, ditto establishment of pare in tamp% knew how to dia. zadoisb listerEen she promoter of ao many and the people Alloen im halmids age of to oppress the world. ll. Aitlsd - itiburelgas declared, alder the wells of Pails, that bey redid 11114 make sillier peace or tram with Napoleon Bo vault% The capital took ntalnst tits oppressor of Europe. France, y a sonntaniOns snowenserst, tallied itself to the principles ?hick owe to more and to guarantee to her him ry and pisee: :lso 41Hed Arnie entered Paris as friend& So nuuay years of ttlitortaito, the spoliation Of so may countries, the death Of :Shona of bon um who foil on the Held of battle, or victim* 1 the sooorgor inseparable front war, ail was buried in oblivion. ooliptrie sehollity abdicated a petrel: Whitt* be had exercised at for tile oilihrolha of the world. Elidopo had from that time tufty mom to combat. Atellia twaiPearsi Iftedit atei.eMusa, ti iatiffes 6011 _ lireaebseve, k far yea tie Ti e de .0 pease as *hr. EON.* nirss with rendes ; it makes wee only open the Usurper -• the Pri ck throne. France. by admitting Napoleon Sons tea has Overthrown the bath Sm *hidi Its Maims with :her powers ware built. Entopetloes not Wish.° mama a tile Rees it lei nation, Sit the Aini 04111: laitiffh Prance; ostler a Met bat hit* pre. Falba bt heteelt; spin to threaten the rotas at its nillobbouti. tarots ilea to allay tie chat bate& et 'wait I if desires to who. and h amen tide so his ei Napalms Beeeliarte the the et haute. istwite, is short. date poste pond cause it desires it. will sever regime Wid'hilit wheat it re gatta as a peritstaal ditteele tapioca. AiroaTio the !WS of Minot Heaketi hoe saittawdetl hie e. wend itotatairiea. The AlikitAalitee ase gala to pose the lstioto tit Focus; they will pew* the *en* ddheai *AY loathe tbe soilless at Ihowifereei diet wilt hest as Meads tht base 'dab AN &deo vim fish as/ they /ow, au ode/ eMandisj Wes thin whitebait se em bb ease. is HetiMha ss. !Ai!: 1 0 1014414sral;a1 Elam Illetikrnrsystas. bliMlacler la Gillet the impede Alithia Sad Moe Amnia as she Iftipr 93166. ifill4Witia . • , Vsllll4, 111111116 *ammaimisisbatireenlmia and Deu fao ; fit, truest to desididt Painalanage 4iaiW here by 3,zr , oss lierderistal mid Cast Berastms, to the ia "icamii if ail Mimi& tikes tenni* Papiminas svredeili end alio for 1 , whiph falls to Doth#, . b *Otte! ' sit osaltoit APlllKlr ta lmamb Allt*killt s • tt . _ The Dais 01 , d tr h add Mechisslisig have dal side qf be &and Doke of Fninkfeit is to rectlse fret!. Safaris &panel* of 100,000 Aoring• • _ Men The Bich Inge of Ptithatania is fullydecided.. Site. den cedes that , province Co Prussia, • Which pays tindequate compensation for it. Eat F r iesland remains to Hanover, which cedes Lauentimg to Denmark. ~e demands of Prtisda foi daMages done by littlish ilivateurs to the Ptuuian ships ate also settled. HANOVER, JUNE la. ti &special command of his Royal Highness the r-ince Regent, the Ministry haoe, by I proclamation: et the 10th initant, called out the Landsturm 1$ the introduction, it is stated by hie Royal Highnes% that on the approach of the danger which again threats n 4 Xstrope he had vaned on his German "'"Pfso 6o kiyf oily listened to the sintinnns, and, have reached the frontiers of Franca, *here otir iilustrious Commander will lead thefts td >i new and 14.'1001-Able contest, united with their brade torn, ;:uen, vybo have bled for years together in Spain. r-rtugai. aid France, foi the liberty of Europe. --But as all cannot take the field, those who remain o aossei and are not incapacitated . by or in&r. • •I; thug take up alms to defend their cobarry in rase the enelny shcead opproadi the frOntiers. mesons frcint 18-to SO yenta ilk are liable. Bodily infirmity is tie only exam. The Landsturin di. d into two classes=- the first iodides shoes (*.OS .26 to 'Tisey arm diftiaelves as their own. reuse, and iambs so pay. They weans of infantry .a - id cavalry, and one main nalelser et allOdsibtats v il a't•abod meet diehilari • psi . MN" iww • ThidepasSure photifitio 411.1111.111,0164:14 :ne 44d. .Nllathiti a fititnish . ! fin iitl Wililleiesd Priors Chancellor al &be IltA1N0)13" SUSli.ssi H Comet paella eliftich here ?Matta% who . IA Li..ss•is as the - 10thr lid is Pmto CoPen S allen nth the news of true todifseaceuteas of hostilities. ZUWCOISSIP CUSTARB), /UM e. It is &Gault es tepid,* the eeesisios elicited by . • sodden %valiant; at *Or troops into Poland. Only a few days belare r. t o t i r Ant bonen. ee $ t Was not kileved. filislay _Pasmi, *big it ems tl bosoms Pieselel6 The MA Alpshorities had •seriously fee' ides kbe be wipe Of, under pe. E- 1 1 . 4i Sae sad eseperal ?steisliseet. The Pfefeat at Keeps its eftall frontsyr rows) had even given, • •eder to oilte,away their side tuna .sera Psussian! .)i*:cers tolllll' .1110? crossed the frontiers. Notwith' di9g this, the Olken case in great numbers to balls dames but nobody *mama their sabies, be. of they are seed so be sharp. Tile whole corps • • mee Marched tit at: the seam time) only . a few 3 before Qoarter-tdastere were seat to procure ler: in the towns tied oilier& Perhaps some Afticat - was . espelted. dlti iicpounta agree that n the Prowess starched In, rage aid astonish :t IMO - teluallj depicted es die •coviemeapers of Poles. • , LOND.ON. ._ ~• Y • . . moistly, thin. ifia Or • ders of Gitlin& Ileicri."—li,; this a guard fir.lomonr 1 orto keep an eye ephn 3 , 1 bite tit, dal ileinaY tine run away I 'Mat it svasl his Natation ibtetnbark all Haile, we have btii iittle i doubt t bat ire [1 tensible poiiible that iiitieriiii. end dot England, might lot* intended place of viitteat i tad thinefore that Part, igcleed all the porti . --tm the s tyes coast, should be well %ratified dt this iwrillitnt by clOr cruisers. Indeed, (odd* .Ps ualierfaikli have heti issued to that elk& . We have astertitioeil the truth ()film fact which willi stated raterday, of die arrival of art clines, from Pans, with ktteri of the €27th, anoodisein g that one of the first housed in that citY was. buying up all the Bills on Loodoo that could be procured i and the opinion "thong our monied men still is, that these potthases wer e. made, fof:Broiaearra. • We Cannot therefore doubt that his intention is, if not hindered, to cut and nm j but it is possible that the notices on this *item that bars been publiihed hi the Paris Papen may hale been inserted by his own adherents wi etislaad, and thereby to facilitate his escape. It is eled.riosible that the sobtiey iiegociations might mat be far awash adtaoced to enable his to take his de;' ... at eke time that intended, aid that esonet lbas ..., lira, we shay hear of iCis having pre. • taglisitte any other place for his retreat. The two Chambers, sad what they call the Prowl goviratoest, still carry ors the farce of Making f Wt.. tit they webteoavobed by a man Who has resopinced all Ms powers, and with the political - esitenou of Abair . Chief, that of his two .Chambers of cootie tettniamed: Who ghlie them a power to. appoint a Provisional Goternthent, while do Owens . was not nor et& has been • vacant f ..—Thum tints are se* acts of treason and rebel lion against their legionnith Sotereign ; and, to moms their folly; they send COmmissioners to treat with legitimate flatereigui ! How could they think it possible that the latter shmild enter into negocia. boas with mimes I Was this.the proper way to ob tain the forgiteoek of their Soiereign ? The effort of the Jacobins to secure the throne to young NAPotitoil e they may themselves consider as a masterly mansion.; bet they ply thetneeltes ton high a complifnent if they believe that none but *melees can perceive their object. To av,il them selves still of what sm'll portion of popularity may yet remain to the father, is the least part of their plan . . The reign of a Minor would require a Regency, and the self-appointed Regents, in the name of the Sons-. lasign, would be able to iir.!n a;:u t.)..!c.ite Ai! their -qui projects. This is what they :Liu, It in telling tile that their happy cuu.ntution is in iiill. about to receive still farther extension mid Indeed M. Cat 44 Yoe havegiruti" wporthwltegt ft* time Thr yOu ha*e lived and acted lone, enough to be xecrated by all rational men. • THE ' ry A. * JULY 1. /al ..s RIGS OW nogg* THIS frAlr A7' iiitaLVX Reduced tl4—•Coat. fob opg 41116-4 pot Oa& tf d fur Coot for look 70. 90. dls Omtdurg i —Do. piflnettit Ist is • Ezetotrior dlli Is. to St. di% ~_ . Ltst night and to-day a supply of Getnian NNW, 'reached us tci the 25th of June. they contain, iiiiong othet exhilarating articles of iatelligenee, &eh. libation of Prince SCIIWARTFINdiRd on sin France. the Inhabitants are thereby informed, that as it is e g mind BnNAPARTIL and his Satellites only that the war is. waging, those who declare Aga* them shall not be molested. It is true dist not **waif of the BOOMBONI it said in this Proclamation,_ . then we have not a worcrof the dydasty of PA RT E ; and when we turn to the Prociamatiouraimid- Itanenuslrissoed by the ilia:viols WeLtswerotto we . find it most distinctly stated, that LottisliVlrie bag never ceased tot* the Sovereign of France. 0 11 We may easily conceive, thet+efori , ft efort o that the ' pf rational liberty," as die 1/solllateraspa of • Aa'reblm 410Weittiteit %lit batmen . Mitt: tteraitrs from Elba, Will be--imbet aillsirpoistllli lilt' their hopes or getting the Miss to resognilie P .- Government of their suggesting. . Our Readers will perceive that the Rossians as. Austrians hate actually sawed France : the firmer are at least two days Wards in advance, and they bard a phi's of Cossacks at their be - ad ! Success to dean; lied “ Be their horses inre and shift of font 1" Thnglisi Diet, /after first declaring an anied. sestialiri, have now fornally seceded to the %coos Declared:el of the 20th of March : their opposition Ili it would ham been unavailing.. It Is pieming. 1 however.. to find that Europe is cassia:on& No* Ihat Ilevapiait is eatieguished, we mat Ve oil Mit, are his anociatno • Ca , Nir o . Soniti i The (Aria* ate etteiett• trent die th'ill;ih Papers mcsivod this morning e . • - • - PIiANICFOItT, JUNI U ' • S A edema fete wan celebrated this aternieg, OMNI. count of the irilliant victory obtained over the French by the English Med Prussian armies. Alt. the. till ana-military authorities wed it. The garrison, the ampificent Prussian gisrd, •all the landatUrats bone and foot, were under armr. • it seems chat we ambicik the moment when the Baron Frimost and has , - . Many*. - , The first chistain of the irthy unilai Oeneral Dbc iorow arrived here to=day; -. . - I His Highness f i rincetkaied of Heckle:beg &dswerin..Lieuteriam;Generil in. the sertibe W Ow' tug of Prussia, is now hire.. • itairanixitto, lII= ei. . To-Morrow the grand hend.iinasteis of it* • ef.ficissiartzenberg will be Oen:revved to litanheitne . ' • • MAIMIUM, JUNI 111, • The trails, of artillery which have been passing* 'Moe dayi thniugh this city to the left bank of the Rhine, are immense. Yesterday evening a Rneibefs corps of 11.0001rfAntry marched seer. .. . HANAU, MME is, Last right an erpteis brought ali Paid - Wart the journey of the King of Prussia é hid Majesty will arrive here on Saturday evening at Sanday Farming. The second sohnein of liamiles, • which shrives here tb•marreaN miadsts of six regimens, and three brigadel of artillery. . On the gill there will arrive four regiments, a ptfik of Cossaeltse and another train of artillery.:, .. This ahoy doe. MK shp uposi , the Rhine, bet gam iimmodiatelyto'tbe . left hank-18,000 men belontias .remain at lisaci p as part of the gatritoa I the rm. limo atm tiers* to their army of t h e Lower ltrisk and a* one Assapiaa ragObasto remain *Oh ' alisaioa! . 1 !t *god. b-. 4 i 7: • - nAillnagro 'r ag. 4/111 : .. 48 • ' 41111 Zirichi (Jibs 1041. WADI die. . . .'' Faidinaadliasassiiid ShviIINNIIIIIis 41111 Atm* t.. •Vutlllll44 it= it As tliskOmisau Constituiloa was *two up in the Chanieey d Slate on die 10th imenot, the hiumpreoi dissentient Ministers declared they were noveantbh tn sign, and thus it is said to be accepted by the German Powers: Baron Humbold, for Pres.l 'sin I • Aaron Wit/Arabes& foe Austria s• end Loral ,Clancasty, for England, *II remain bete for sonic days to be pressen In die closing of the. racers and the disposing of dra mantwous papers* and - documents which have been presented by tbe serious European , Corte, and which are mit to lie given back to the respective Courts. The affairs of It.ly art said to be terminated to the satisfaction of the Bourbon 00111111. The Paris Papers of the 17th contradict the state wet pf those of the 2tith, that BONa.TAJLTM hitd ac tually set vtf for HA vte, en embark for England. On somhy lasi bs went to Malosaieon # and oo Mon ,tiap# the gotta, Sank of bisf'intileand other parobe emott to on him there. It is .410.4 *a TAM Istenailiersediamouts awl drape% liedierdafik, MI A letter from Boulogne states that LUCIEN BONA :WM. (we beg his pardOn, Prima LoctEst,) Arrived there on Wednesday, under the assumed 11•101 e of Count de Cstartune. He is said to have engaged a passage boat for E 'gland with the most anblushing effeenoity, and to hate put on board his baggage, wisest an espress froin Paris made him change his euelation and return io that centre of all that is pro found in political 116CSICO. Probably his Wend Cam- NOr intends an make hies an Emperor. The Royalists at Dieppe, Fecamp, St. Valery, and H i svre, histintdiately as hearing of the Duke of WIL6OI4IITOII'II 'laugh caused the white flag to bc hoisted on their walls; s the military, however, pulled it down. atid replanted the trkoloure4 standard, which again waves over them —Nd blood was spilt. The partienns t of the Bourbons form in these places an immense majority. and opealyatow themselves. They await. with impatience,. the final dissolution nt expiring despotism. The soldiers dare not fire uponl them. The conuntinication between Brighton and Dieppe is expected to be speedily reopened. The packets art getting ready. Immediately after this Paper had gene to Press, an Exptess arrited in London, which left Boulogne lasi night. The information by this opponusity is, that all the Newspapers in Paris are stopped printing for the present—the 97th was the last printed : 'and the, Exchange bad rhea 4 per cent. in favour of • " • the hat accounts. Yesterday. at the terlyaour of twelve o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office. which was attended by all the Cabinet Ministers, e i seept the 1•0110 CUMUMLI.Oft, who was ,engerall with the Parma Itaciaarr, and in consequence did not arrive at tbeCouncil till two o'clock. The Council broke Up a little before three o'clock. when Viscount Ca.- TLiaItAGU proceeded to Carlton Howe, to lay before the /arum the result of the deliberations of the Cat, binets.and at the same debe took leave of his Royal Itbefits, previous to his leaving England. The Ureter, dined at his house in St. James's. Vey. and nary thing was ordered to be in readi., neesfothis departure at eight o'clock. His LOrdship is hceraft r n i r by -Mr. Walla.. the bro th er to the Under sty of State for Foreign Affairs; Mr. PLAUrills 01 the same Office, as his private secretary= and Mr. itieutdose, the Lag's Messenger. His Lordship, it was understood. proceeds direct to Brussels. At the bruiting tip of the Cabinet. Mr. KATI:, the King's Messenger, was ordered to hold himself in' reading:o for a foieign journey. and lest town soon after. to precede Lord Casriatitallit. to auks at. rangeatirau had preparations f4r him on the road. A letter has been received Iwo Portsmouth, which states, that Marshal. Nmlr, .in attempting to esc tpe to illeatvies t has beeitaken in a tehortner belonging to 16 11 -044i4 Sum* earl brought a prisoner into th a t 'pert. O km* not libatitedit ke dee 4o this lour. NW. 10 ID* SA- s u pon h erse lf grs - "at operations will itagis.-• Prig* Wrede bad tel. points. to D e nm ar k, terday hit held-qua at i• and SUMP Reach people t $ aid Mother dad to pass the rival Mitre to . .day. • . Bataan. sat e abet 1 0 1 .! of i t nilliiii..amiberg fibbed( Sidl o ot. • i.s-beed .161 77 116 " .."- 11 * //11. Win ha isscioNwee• oitis .ar . :-. gig • . 'P _. , . Ban Friatoot . hag passed the Sliojibitstidt atear. re"' Yuu kielibleg nave and has at:rived at st‘Manyhte: ;: • • despised and tzi NAVAL ZATELLIGENCE: Me .. • • • • . PpiIMOUTN, JUNE t it . ,• Arrived th.! French vessel+ Mari, Josef Intl Li Linn, under th. tri-cnloured 11 .r, Irma Cheri+tihri l , with iemO, hr .ntly, &c. captitriA by his M it•sty's. ship Ruhr, whieli vessel is stated to have c k ortred several °that Fri ch ship+. Arrived the L +d i H. ;And, (rim J.maic • she sailed on th e I st 4W May,under convoy his Majesty's ship MAONIVCXKI e CAptaiii LI:Kg ISO sail in company, pant lon he 11th ;-..n the 17th spAe his Majesty's ship Croxt.s. lions the Missis,ippi lrrittnd Havannals and Ber muda ; ,on the 18th sew the CI ONO, anchor in the Harannah; . on the 14th of June, in la t . 41. -KS. N. long. 41. W. spoke the,G..nerons Planter, t it ier n . Lustre, and James, all 10.19nirittg to the torsos.. At: rived the Competitor, BA LP R, I s om th e m i t ts( j 0 d,,,.. 4 'parted Irem his Maj..,sty's ship Matwreitc.kx-r sin Bth of May. Came to the Nrasou frigate Frou the Ekstwavd. • • PtIRTSHOUTI-1, IrINE sq. •. , Arrived his Majesty's' shirs 1 - 11:vicasiro, PANfrItA, CEYLON, and CosTivr, from a crud ..e ';. &HUTS matter, from London; bound tb tamed by his Majesty'i ship Cuexca. Armies' four French) vessels, roes to his M ijesty's ship Sailed his U ljestes (hips avountrA,_lo ilfe'CaPi of Good , Hope ; IMNOW fir the Weet-Indibsi,and the PAMPOILA dOnp of init. Gila tleaisd Cafa* lute bar , boar his Majesty's Cultists:. THE dIRAfr. Lewd Comarawitas passed throngh Canterbury yes. terday for • Ramsgate, to embark for Ostend, to salts the command of the cavalry under the •linstriout WaLi.ltorrom, itf the tooth of the Marquis of tist. GLUEY and we ire happy td add, thin the gallant Marquis (late Earl Of Uxentooe) is recovering trail his wounds. WeAnf informed from inauthentic somas that op Tuesday last he was going well; We are happy to hear from Flanders, that Colonel Po:Ramage is out of danger,. and Lora FlTaltult So. MEOWr had already walked out. The wounded, in general, are doing-traell.. Siturday last. - Detachments of the 7th, 10th, 13th, 16th, 18th, and 23d Light DrAgooes, Any , tinting to upwards of 200, marched from the Depot in 11/41..id stdneoo join their respective regitneuts, now serving under the illnstrioas Wrtutforon. ' The reitiforcements des( ii,ed fir our gallant cavalry in Belgian), eatbaTked at. Rams:,:we yeSterday ; they consist of detachments front the 7th, loth, and 18th liu,sari, sad I WI, h, ltiili, and StSd Light Dr;. goous. Besides these, detachments of the Life Guarlit and Blues Mirtli4.l into Cantetbitiy yesterday, and ptuceeded this slay "also for embarkati :n at Ramsgate. RANIsOA 114 JUNE eo. To-day we have had a busy scene embarking 200 of the Royal Artalery and detachments of int lith o 12th, Itith, and 2Sd Llgitt'll:a,;oons, and of t h e 7 t h; 10th, and 180 Hussars, Ertether (tviihont 11. e Ar. tillery) S5O hr.ises and .men. They have been put on board of fourteen transports in the hll ;sour. and will get to sea to join co.ivoy th:s afttrno.or tor Os. tend. General Lard Comaenstene. who is gniotz oat ▪ fi r ommila.So Chixt of Aim C e•taf t ,j l , l et aLLINOWNI, hiss hired a vent I for ninsseCend Staid; and well pritceed wi.b the above tristiS l , * ftS.•• Tl.ey are now sinning the !An sea of ',tad L. 140411. Malta. and U10:4: of his St42l—SAiirki in, 3 fr. ie. the Sir William Cui us padct t, Ca e i. crowded with pAssci•rri. Colonel PACK n,I several other Officers of hig:ll rank were nf . the flu DOVER, JUNE so. • - The Duke of Wellington extra paCket, Ca, tads BArTON D Anil"; a helm u.te...a early this nio.iu with an Englist,, a Russian, and all AtErri.in Nf!s. senor, and several passengers. A tto lc ' this morning Iron Boulogne with Jispatcnes, And sailed as lio-)11 as they were lauded. Toe French passage which came over wan cue Mail yesterday, bas sailed this al ternoon 10. B ..togne. Slikd this afternoon the Nymph extra packet/ Cap: tarn BLaks, fur o,tensi, with a great ?men. gas.' We have not as yet seers the wnite tf ig, bit Are in hourly expectation of seeing it from Cal .is ac. cording to the many tavourable teports circluabon. A Morning Paper states. that Count de BLitt:es is arrived in town with a mission'fron Loots XVIII. to this Government. An Evening Taper s his, on the contrary, said, that he came es a plum Genie man, having retired from the office he held ni•ar the Klee of Fastque. It is true that Count de BLACAS is arrived. in England as a private Gentleman; but he has not retired. and he is yet Minister and Grand Maitre of the Honselield of the King of France; and notwithstanding that he is witnont mission, we know that yesterday and the d ty b4o r s he conferred with Lord CASTLIMILV42I4, and ill it be had yesterday m nning a long conference with his R0g41 . -lighness the 'PRINCE RIMINKT. at Terraughtie, near Dumfries, on Wednes day last, the 28th of June, ALILICANDtat FIERRICS MAX. W 111.4 Eq. of Munches—a Gentleman whose path°. tic spirit, enlightened mind, and truly social port be nevolent disposition, endeared him to all who enjoyed the honourable distinction of being aming the 'am ber of his friends or acquaintance. ab death will long be the subject of general and he .a fit regiet, not only in the town and vicinity of Dumfries, but many, in distant parts of the world, will shed a tear to the memory of thvir warm-hearted and generous friind and patron. In short, we cannot bettee co chide our eulogiumon this great and good man, than by quo ung one of the many kitties in which his death is men tioned and bewailed—it is from a most respectable in habitant of Dumfries, who, for many long years was an eye-witness of the great benefits that flowed from Mr. MAIWELL'S patriotism .and public spirit 44 He was so greatly and so deservedly beloved here, (says our Correspondent) that sadness and grief pear on the countenance.of every person in this town. ho general a lamentation for an individual never no. curred in my recollection. His hospitality, his disin terested kindness and goodness of bean endeared inns to all ; and his great influence, ever exerted for public and private benefit to others, renders his death an unspeakable public loss to , this quarter of Scotland. In our Nith navigation improvements we have lost a pillar of strength. He took a peculiar pride in Carrying forward these improvements ; sod when they were succeeding in every respect lie is snatched away, at me time wbec his exertions were Us . soperaios with success." I ••• 5 r w 1