Star. — London, England, 1812-09-05 00:00:00

PP"' --- have lettert frail General Joseph O'Donnel and Ge. offal Rnehe, of the 26th July; and the army cf Mur cia, under the command of the former; was defeated by General D'Harispe on the 21st of July. It ap pears that the Spanish troops moved forwaid to at tack General D'Harispe's posts at Castalia and Ybi; t h o se which attacked the foriner were repulkd with the loss of 2000 men and two pieces of Cannon ; t h os e which attacked the latter, under the command f G e neral Roche, conducted themselves remarkably ve il, and Covered the retreat of the tsonps under Ge neral O'Donnell, and afterwards effected their own wee in good order to Alicant. Madrid, August 15,11ust. /have the pleasure to inform your Lordship, that di e garrison of the Retiro surrendered by capitida. tioa yesterday ; and I have now the honour to in close a translation of the capitulation. We invested the place completely on the evening o f the 18th; add in the night detachfients of the 7th division of infantry, under the command of Major- General Hope, and of the Sd division of infantry, under the command of Major-General the Hon. E. Farnham, drove in the enemy's posts from the prado and the Botanical-Garden, and the works which they had constructed otitside of the park wall, and having broken through the wall in diErent places, they were established in the palace of the Re. tiro, and close to the exterior of the enemy's works, inclosing the building called La China. The troops were preparing in the morning to at. j tack those works, preparatory to the arrangements ,'to be adopted for the attack of the interior line and • building, when the Governor sent out an Officer to desire to capitulate, and I granted him the honours of war, the baggage of the officers and soldiers of the garrison, &c. as specified in the inclosed agree 'aent. • I inclose a retutn of the strength of the garrison, 'which marched out yesterday, at four o'clock, on their road to Ciudad Rodrigo. We have found in the place 189 pieces of brass ordnance, in excellent condition, 900 barrels of powder, 20,000 stand of inns, and considerable magazines of clothing, provi 'ions, and ammunition. We have likewise found the eagles of the 18th and ilategiments, which I forward to England, to be presented to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, bytap Aide.de.camp; Major Burgh. Isle by s letter from General Ballastcros to Lieu. , Itsant.General Sir Rowland Hill, of the 29th of July, that he had been in Malaga on the 14th of th s at meth, after an engagement with General Laval, near Coin. General Ballasteros was at Grazelena as the 29th: I have a letter from Lieutenant-General Sir Row lead Hill of the Bth insuat ; and although General Monet had been in movement for three days, it does not appear that his movements are of any ins. portance. I inclose returns of the killed, wounded, and miss' ing, in the affair at Majalahouda, on the 11th inst. sad of the loss in the attack of the works of the Retiro. This dispatch will be delivered by my Aide-de. camp, Majorsßorgh, who will-be able to explain any farther circumstances relating to our situation ; and I beg leave to recommend him to your Lordship's protection. P.S. Since writing this dispatch, I have received a letter of the 10th inst. from General Maitland from Alicant, in which that Officer informs me that be Won that day landed at that place. TRANSLATION. CAMULATION proposed by General the Marquis of Wei.- torero+, Commander in Chief of the Allied Army, and ac sited by Colonel La FOND, Commandant of the Fort of I.a Chios 14th August, 1812.. Article 1. The garrison shall march out of the fort with the knouts of war, and shall lay down their arms on the glacis. Art. 11. The garris . on, and persons of every description in the twisted' be prisoners of war. Art. 111. The fakers shall be allowed to retain their swords, *stage, and their horses, !sanding to the number allowed ant by the regulations of the French army ; and the soldiers WI keep their knapsacks. An. IV. The magazines of the Tort of etery description, shall be delivered to the Officers of the respective departments, and the French Commandant of Artillery and Engineers, shall fur. Disklisu of the content' of each depot. The plans of the fort dull also be delivered to the Commanding Officer of the British Intineers. An. V. This capitulation shall take plaee at four O'clock in lit afternoon, and the gates of the fort shall be occupied by the troops of the Milt(' Army as soon es this Capitulation is ratified signed on the part of General the Earl of Wrlliugton, FITZ ROY SOMERSET, Lieut.-Col. and 111.1itary Secretary. Ratified, WELLINGTON. I.a Fond, R. DE LA BRUNE. the Coignel ccpumanding the (Signed) 4,1 k FOND. Rube Fort de la China, In the Hospital la Atosha l on the 4th •ell nu* Subalterns, 7 Star, 3 Civil Of rank and file. 8 Captains, 10 Subalterns and Me , 41 horses and mules., Lieutenant.Cnlonel l S Captains, 1 Sabaliern, 70 Regiments of Infantry, forming the -aunt-Colonel+, 9 Captains, 19 Sub and tank and 61e. 1 Captain,. II Subalterns, 91 filet. Colonels, 4 LiesteNcoveolonds, 22 Captains, SS Subaliernsb 7 Sint, OM Officers, 1082 ger ?ants, drummers, and rack and ale, se horses and mules., Staff-12 Civil Officers, 1 rink and Sle. Sick and Convalescents-1 Captain, 5 Subalterns, 4 Civil Cf fieeri, 428 Setjean . s, drummers, and rank and file. Total taken at the General Hospital--1 Captain, 5 Subal terns, 16 Civil Office:li 429 Serjelate, &dimmers, mid tank ant file: General idtal taken-2.506. R.B. Besides the above number, 6 rank and file British, and 6 Officers, and 144 rank and file, Spaniards, were retaken in the Fott Of La China. (Signed) louts WATZ as, Lieut. Col. and A.A.G. Retufn of Killed, Wounded, and Miising of the Army under the command of his Excellency General the Marquis of Welling ton, K.B. in an Affair with the Enemy's Cavalry, in front of the Velage of Majalalionda, the 11th August, 1612. Royal Hone Artillery-6 rank and file, 2 horses, killed; 5 rank and file wounded, 1 Captain, 12 rank and file, 39 horses, missing. Roy.' Foot ArtUlerys-1 rank and file wounded, 2 rank and Ale missing. Ist Dragoons, King's German Legion. —.5 rank and file, S horses killed, 2 Cap ains ,1 lieutenant, 4 Serjeants, 15 rank and file, 6 horses wounded , '3 rank and file, 1 horse missing. 2d Ditto, Ditto-1 Cornet, 1 serjeant, 7 rank and file, 7 horses killed, 2 Lieutenants, 1 Sergeant, 15 rank and file, 6 horses, wounded ; 1 Lieut.-Colonel, 3 rank and file, 10 bones, missing. Thal British loss-1 Cornet, 1 Selma, 18 reek and file, 12 horses killed, 2 Captains, 3 Lieutenants, 5 Serjeants. 84 rank and file, 12 horses wounded, i Lieut.-Colouel, 1 Captain, 20 rank and Ale, 44 horses missing Total Portuguese loss-1 Captain, 2 Lieutenants, 30 rank and file, 1 t bones killed, 2 -Lieut.-Colonels, 1 Captain, 49 rank and file, 5 hones, wounded; 1 Lieut. Colonel, 1 Quarter-Master of Cavalry, 21 rank and file, 37 horses missing. General Total-1 Captain, 2 Lientenants,l Cornet, 1 Ser jeant, 48 rank and Air, 23 horses, killed; 2 Lieutenant Colonels, 8 Captains, 3 Lieutenants, 5 &drains, 86 rank and file, 17 horses, wounded; 2 Lieut.-Colontls, I Captain, I Quarter-master of Cavalry, 41 rank and file, 81 horses missing. (signed) JOUN WATti s, Lieut. Col. and A.A.G. Names of Officers Killed, Wounded, and Missing, in an Affair with the Enemy's Cavalry, in Front of its Vilfige of Mr.jala bonda, the 11th August, 1812. British Killed-2d Dragoons, King's German Legion, Cornet Kohlatedt. Portuguese Killed— I 2th Dragoons, Captain Antonio de Souza, Lieutenants loaquilt Perreira, Alvan' de Moraes. British Wounded—tat Dragoons King's German Legion, Cap• fain light-, slightly; Captain Hattorf, Lieutenant Witsendorf, sever. ly. 2d Ditto—Lieutenant Men slightly, Lieut. Kuhl. severely. Portuguese' Wounded—l ath Dragoons, Lieutenant-Colonel Domingo Bernardit s, Captain [patio Xavier. leth Dragoons, 1 ieu enant-Colonel Viscount Barbacena, se verely wounded, and tsken prisoner, but has since joined the regiment. British Vissong.—Royal Horse Artillery, Captain Dynely. 2d Dragouts King's German Legion, lieutenant-Colonel de lonquier. Portuguese—l:3li Dragoons, Licut -Colonel Francisco Tuneira Lobe, wounded ►everely, and taken prisoner, Return of Killed and Wounded of the Army under the Com• !nand of his-Excellency General tl•o Eul of Wellington, K. B. in the attack on the Retiro, on the creaks of the 13th August, 1812. 51► t Foot-1 rank and file wounded. 6Rth Foot.-1 rank and hle wounded. Chasseurs Britanoiques-3 rank and file wounded. Brunswick Corps-1 tank and file, killed; 4 rank and file, Wounded. Total British loss-1 rank and Me, killed; 0 rank and Me, wounded. Total Portuguese loss-7 rank and file wounded. Grand Total—l rank and We, lulled; IS rack and Me, wounded. (,igtied) Joan Wierzas, Lieut.-CAL and A. A. G. Madrid, 14th Anust, 1818. Return of Ordnance, Ammunition, and Stores, found in the Re• doubt of La China, on the Capitulation on the 14th inst. ARMY OF TUE CIFITRI. Brass guns, battering-8 twenty-iota pounders, 2 twelve pounders, 9 eight-pounders, 5 six-pounders, 6 four-pounders, 20 twelve-pounders. Brass guns, field-29 eight-pounders, 3 biz-pounders, 35 four pounders, 1 three-pounder, 4 two-pounders. Brass guns, field mounts', tour-pounders, 1 threespounder. Brass guns, marine-7 Iwo-pounce s. Iron guns, battering—l long eight.rund,r, 2 inur-pounder.. Iron guns, marine-1 four-poundeut st one-pounders, 1 and three-eighth inch diameter. Bras, howitzers, battering-2 eight-inch, 1 seven-inch. Brass howitzers, field-20 siz-inch, 10 five and hal,-Inch. . _ . . . . . Brass mortars, Ordinary-3 twelve-ioch, 3 eis-M-inch, 1 All - Brats mortar-1 chambered conical. Total pieces of ordnance, 181. 21,832 round shot of sorts 1,148 shells, empty, of sorts. 4,703 cue shot, of sons. 1,804 shells for howitzers, of sorts. 165 empty grenades; 26,438 balls, east-iron, sorts; 149 won and howitzer carriages, ditto; 6 eds for mortars, ditto; 22,677 muskets of several kinds, serviceable and repairable; 1 carabine; 123 musketoons; 453 pistols. Total small arms, 211,t:54. 6.736 kayonets,_ of sons ; 1,480 swords, Of ditto; 29 sport. Mons ; 270 powder barrels ; 5,121 cartridges, of sorts, filled for guns. 2,613,299 ball cartridges ; 6000 blank ditto, for exercise ; 294,974 Buds; 209,1601b5. lead, of sorts; &pontoons of wood, with carriages and apparatus; 76 casoons of different descrip tions; 83 waggons, carts, forges, aqd other carriages. ARMY 01 PORTUGAL. Pt - ass guns, battering-2 twelve-pounders, 8 eight-pounders, 1 four-pounder. Brass howitzers., field-2 six •inch. Total pieces of ordnance, 8. 1089 round shot, of sorts. . • 154 case shot, of sorts. • 233 grape grape shot, of sorts. * a 14 gun and howitzer carriers, c sorts. 240 powder barrels, 2614 cartridges of sons, filled for guns. Total average of powder, near 700 barrels. 761,520 ball cartridges; 40,060 flints; 536 lbs. lead, of sorts. (Signed) .W M. Roar, Lieut.-Col. Connuanding R. A. (Signed) E. WZAVEIt, Commas. and Paymaster Ord. Dept. To his Excellency the Earl of Wellington, A. 8. Commander of the Forces. Return of French Engineer Stores, taken in tie Works of t RetiVo, Madrid, 14th August, 1812. 1922 spades and shovels, 170 pick-axes, 998 bill hooks, 408 hoe 4, 353 telling axes, 189 hand hatchets, 20 saws, 40 planes, 80 augers, 50 chisels, 70 baskets, 30 wheel-borrows, 1 bra l engine, 30 handbarrows, 12 tackles, S forges complete, 5000. 1 sand bags. A quahtity of iron, steel, lead, timber, coal, and aU smaller articles necessary for the construction of works. (Signed) 3. F. Buscusettler A true Copy. Capt. Royal Engin. and LlenteCei , (Signed) JOHN WATSRII, 'Lleut.CoL and A.A. G. , . ••• Wethink it right to mdildon, that in some topics of the Gaseite Ixtrandisary the letter from Geniral MA! ELAND, at Alleent, alluded to in Lord Wettsetrrost's Postscript, is dated by mistake on the I Sib Angus', instead of the 10th of that month, whick is evidently the correct data MORE ICTORIES Y THE RUSSIANS OVER THE FRENCH. A Gottenburgh Mail, which arrived at a lite hour last night, has brought a report that the French and Russian Armies have at length come in contact at Smolensko, and that the Russians have been victo r;ous.—Although the report is sot so particular in all its bearings ati we could hale wished, we hope it will be amply confirmed by Subsequent arrivals. In a preceding column we insert the intelligence on that and other subjects connected with the war in the North, with which the Mail his furnished Us. STAR. OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK. Ministers received dispatches this morning from Admiral MAnTIN, at Riga, froth St: Petersbnrgh.— They bring down the intelligence from Smolensko, the headquarters of the Russian Army, to the 15th nit. at which period no genetal engagement had taken place. We are the more anxious to impress this cit. sumstance on our Readers, because a report is in circulation that the Russians had been mull) , defeated by the French in a great battle, instead of the rumour to a contrary effect which has reached us from Got tenburgh, as above alluded to. tigaed on the part of Colonel R. Thin ltynort C f a po p f i . t i u ,a lation ifs China, I re l drafirtaked taken br at ld soners Rrtiro , and in th e Geaisral 911 August, 1812. kalf-1 Colonel, 2 Captains, 2 Si , 16 Serjeahts, drummers, and Ce Lieutenant-Colonel, ferjeants, drummers, and rank at Engineers --1 Lieutenant-Cnioneh /rants, drummers, and rank and Al acpet !intents of several Regiment ;IA son-1 Col one l , 2 I. i eutenant . o Ault, 1450 Sergeants, drummers, ai S letlependent Garrison Company-1 drammereoad rack and Al ia ti Ittal tab= at the Eur.-41 Colon 7. CADIZ MAIL. A Cadiz Mail arrived this morning. it furnishes us with intelligence to the 10th ult. only, but it is im portant. General WHITTINONAM'S division of the Catalonian Expedition having joined at Port. Mahon, the whole, consisting of 15,000 men, with - 80 pieces of artillery, sailed on the 27th July for its destination. Little was known at Cadiz of the movements of SOULT or General HILL. It was reported, however, that the latter having been strongly reinforced by cavalry, intended to act on the offensive, and to give battle. Two hundred and fifty Spaniards have been selected at Cadiz to be sent to BERNADOTTE in awe , den, at his own request, as his body guard. The Marquis WELLINGTON'S intelligence in the Gazette respecting BALL/WI/ROI, is more recent than that contained in the Cadiz Mail. The Spaniards have intercepted a letter from MA R AIQNT to King JOSEPH, dated 17th July, announcing the necessity of giving battle, and the uncertainty of success, and saying, should it prove unfavourable, Marshal Sourr will be responsible, in consequence of his rash attempt to preserve the Andalusias. From his notninal capital, the harassed JOSEPH Bo• NA?ARTE had retired fotir days befcre the arrival of the Marquii of WELLINGTON, and directed his flight, at the head of 12,000 men, to% ards Valencia, in order . to gain the protection of the butcher of Tarragona, SCCHST. He reached Ocana on the 11th, and en the 13th and l".th performed double marches, so ra. pid and necessitous were the exigencies of his circum. stances. One thousand men were left in Guada laxara, and 2500 in the Retiro ; but the resistance, if any could have been intended, amounted to nothing. The Retiro surrendered on the 13th to the British— Guadalaxara about the same time to the gallant Spa nish partizan the EMPECINADO. REPORTED CAPTURE OF TWO AME • RICAN FRIGATES. Most sincerely do we wish that the following may be speedily confirmed s " OPORTO, AUGUST 25. " There is a report here that two American fri gates (one of them the President) have been taken, and carried into Halifax. This intelligeLce comes via Newfoundland, in 21 days." THE Anil'. • The Duke of Yoe* Nvins ceased to holi on Fridays, yesterday Colonel l'oans:vs, Highness's Secretgii; field a Military Le\ Commander in Chief'l 01lice, and gave aui a number of Military Orneers. A detachment of the Royal Staff Corps only) has be,m ordered td proceed from H the purpose of 'Ting attached to the Quat Genefal of the Forces in Spain. The preparatory arrangements relative to of the First Lite Guards ordered on foreil have been somewhat delayed, in colisequen4 absence of the Colonel of the regiment ; but Hmterpictrox is now arrived it:Joint; they teed without delay. The brigade of Life-Gttarcis (Blue) is to two squadrons from each of these three mesas. Major-General O'Loottura, of Regiment of Life Guards, is to have the of the whole lrigatle. During the time Sir DAVID DUNDAI mander in Chief, he employed Captain Li his Private Secretary ; but the Duke bf his return to office, has nut appointed an , hold that situation. -- Major W. Ta axon, PerminentAssis ter Master General, is appointed on the St': Kent District, in the room of Lieutenant-0 Drcetsow, ordered on the Staff in Spain and ' Lieutenant-Colonel MAC NAB, of the Geneial's Department, is appointed suci nel Roarssog, arlnspectilig lied Officer 01 don Recruiting Dittrict. Front the numerous applications to erdi drummers and fifers, the Commander in ordered that no boys under five feet in heil be engaged for that purpose. The persons who contract to supply 0; valry horses, are required to appoint a Pt certain market towns within the district, wh ed to cause the words—Pirr9eyer of Oats to to be printed over the door of his house or In consequence of the very extensive bk Sandhurst being not yet entirely complete) assembly of the Royal Military College, will not take place till after the middle cf instead of September, as was first expect principal edifice, viewed in any direction, most grand and magnificent appearance' credit upon the talents and architectural taste builder. The houses of the Professors and appear to be equally distinguished for come ness and exterior effect. lhe lands belong estate are already in a forward state of cul and we understand that the Members of the are to be allowed a certain partition of grow individual improvement, on a scale which liberality and even sell-denial of the heads stitution. NAPA INTELLIGENCE. PARIS, AUGUST so. • The Caroline privateer of Naples tarried port, on the 10th instant, an English ship, Malta, laden with wine, honey, &c. PLYMOUTH; SEPTEMBER e. Sailed the Louisa ARMSTRONG, for DI SEPTEMBER. 3.---Lived his Majesty's ship and CoLossys, from the Coast of France ; ;SP gate, from Oporto; Foxtrousb, from the W and ZHNOBIA, from Lisbon, with dispatches Aas gate is just cording in, supposed to be the Rune, from the coast of Spain. Arrived also the Hamburglt ship Mari,' and rancisca, detained on her voyage from Havre de Grace, by his Majesty's schooner MISLETOZ ; Samuel and Ann, w:th passengers, front • Guernsey ; and Edward, PHILIPS, from Cork, with provisions; also a French sloop, laden with emptr casks, prize to the STHEN uous gun-brig. The STEENU. OUs has lost a boat and five men vie the cdast of France, taken by the enemy. Sailed the EARL Scan cutter, for Curk. PORTSMOUTH, sErrkmant 4. Arrived his Majesty's ship RnsAnto, with a fleet from the Downs. Sailed his M ijesty's ships POMPEII, PAULINA, and DOLPHIN, with a fleet fur Por.ugal and the Mediterranean.—Wind Ea DEAL, SEPTEMBER 4. Arrived the 'Flamm( cutter, from the fleet off Flushing. Sailed his Majesty's ship PioNzett, on a cruise off Boulogne. The Fotesrose hired armed lugger has a signal for convoy for Portsmouth. SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER 4. Passed by the fleet Iran the Baltic.—Wind E. • . YARMOUTH, SEPT. 4. Yesterday. P. M. arrived here front a - cruite the Bavett sloop of war, -and the VIXEN gun-brig, after seeing her convoy from the Baltic safe for Hail, con. sisting of *hay 100 sail ; it is computed that the duties to Government (on this convoy, in all 300 will net upwards of one million and a half. The aerrozdarr is under sailing orders with' convoy for 'Heligoland, but remains becalmed. Rem nu- the Solebay, Leveret, Britomart, and Sheldrake. CHELMSFORD, SEPT. 4. In a violent gale on Friday night and . Saturday. morning last, a brig; (name unknown) bright upper works, with a broad streak of red, apparently sake bottom, and about 130 tons burden, was lust on the East Burners Sand, and, it is feared, the crew are drowned. The Maria cutter, and s-me other ves sels, are endeavouring to save as much of the mate rials as possible.. An anchor belonging to the H ir. rkt, of North Shields, with a small piece of c::ble and another anchor of about 9 cwt. with some cable, have been brought into Colchester. Admiral THORNBOROUGH, who commands on the Ccrk station, has suggested to the Admiralty, and obtained its sanction, to allow fishermen to provide boys, instead of men, for the naval service. Yesteriey morning sailed from Holiesley Bay, the undermentioned men of war, of 74 guns each, under the command of Rear- A dmiral Loid G. BICAUCLItaZi kOTAL OAK. BEDIOII.I4DUNCAN,ELEPkIANT,EO/4.0mr 4 and Scums. I bold ' „his ROy .evee at tl. audiences pi (Otr Hythe, titer-Mash. mike tiro -eign semi sence of but Ai Lor ley will p to consist ee flue regi ►f the Firs to command was Come LVTVENIS as YORK, since ny officer to iistant Quan. Stiff of the It-Colonel J. id Portugal. e Adjutant- screed Co!o- -of the Lon. mist boys as n Chiet has eight should Oats for cit. Purveyor at who is order, to the Antra Dr shop. buildings at ned, the re. . e, we hear; cif October, !cted. Thi r, presents a es reflecting taste of the and Officers 3mmod ious. nging to► the cultitation I the College ground, for h marks the Is of the jai ed into that 'p, bound to ships flonits ; ;Sitoge Fri. Westward Iles A Fri• WINDSOR, SEPTEMBER 4. Yesterday morning Princesses AUGUSTA and CifAft - LOTT! of WALES, took an airing on horseback, ac' companied by Lord WALSINGIIAM, Lady POULET, General WYNYARD, and Colonel TAYLOR. Princess SOPHIA was so much recovered as to be able to take a ride in a carriage, for two hours, through the plan tations. The QUEEN, and Princess ELIZABETH, went to Frogmore in the morning, and again in the evening to tea. This morning Princesses AUGUSTA and CHAR.. LOTTE of I,lTAuts repeated their rides on horseback.— 'Princess SOPHIA continues improving in her health ) and took another ride this morning, fiir two hours, in a carriage. The QUEZI4 k and Princesses &mown! and MAKY, went this morning to stoke Park, on a visit to Mr. PENN* • The Marquis Wat.tworost paid a just compliment to the Gallic Emperor, by entering Madrid on the 15th of August, it being BONAPARTE'S birth-day, which was thus kept by the British Army with all due solemnity. . The Rssiro, mentioned in the Cater Extrdordiaary, Has the royal garden, adjoining Madrid, like our yde Park, but on more elevated ground, and which the French had fortified to overawe the city. DUEL.—Last week a meeting took place at La- been brought into Colchester. hunch, in the county of Clare, between Mr. LAW• i news, of Nenagh, in the county of Tipperary, and ot Mr. BAGNILL ; after the parties had discharged two shots each, witho'.it effect, the business was amicably t , settled by the interposition of friends. Ir By the Echo, Dow, arrived at-Greenock, we learn, la that the following Ar.ierican vessels had been cap tured and carried into St. John's, Newfoundland, IC previous to her sailing i . :a Brigs Union and Paiat'ox, from Lbboti to Philadelphia; ship ~ Hecoion, from Liverpool to New York; schooner John land "n„, 3Rpeti CE OF STOCKS THIS a.Air . fi William, from Lisbon to Mabk-head ; and brig Mary At.a, frotll. ~' Ct. Bei. ...Cons. Aotiofflfor opg litto to Philade4phia, by the Jason ; ship Arab , Delany, from ht 5 9l _ Bank stock _ . hence for New York, by the Vengeur ; one ship and two brigs, 1 401"er Ccma. a i . 6 4 1 pre. — Cc. ... P.r ßon d, 6,7,. ins. — Long A rAs. 1 4 by the Huard; sad a $49901K by the /911eRts auh. Mb. (Sid.) -s• -"Zo. ( 3 04 4 s. Sii. erfe • DAY Al' •ONE O'.:LOCIC" _ .