Star. — London, England, 1817-09-18 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR. I.ONDON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1817. PRICE OE STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Reduced abut—Console, Siff—Do. fee A• Ole •- 4 per Cent. shot—Navy, iO4—ludis loads about 50 pet. Bank Long Acne. shut—Exchequer Ra o no. to SU. pr. The report of an intended redaction in the Interest on India Bonds, from S to 4 pa Cent. which pre vailed some weeks ago, but had almost wholly sub sided, has at last been unexpectedly confirmed by an official announcement from the India House.—. The fact was first communicated upon the Stock Exchange, by Mr. Cost, of the India House. abou t three o'clock yesterday, and has since been made more public by advertisement in the Newspapers.— The 3 per cent. consols immediately rose in consv quence about per cent. but the more visible effect of the measure was of course to be seen in the rapid depression of the India Bonds. When it was first surmised that a reduction would take place, the pre mium on India Bonds fell suddenly from about 120 s. to 365. As this rumour, however. died away, the bond, graduAlly recovered their value ; so that when Mr. Coss reached the Stock Exchange yesterday, the premium had again risen to 103 s. His nom-,; munication instantly sunk it to 50, and between 50' and 60 it left off, and still remains. We have the strongest reason for btlieving that it is in the contemplation of Government also to reduce the interest upon the next issue of Exchequer Bills to 2d. per day ; and the merchants look with confi dence to the Bank's beginning to discount good bills at the rate of 4 per cent. The Paris Papers of Monday arrived this morning. On Sunday the Km held a Levee, which was disflnguisbed for a more than usually numerous at tendance of the Marshals, Peers, and other dignitaries of the kingdom. _ . The Kull, and the more immediate Members of his House, are now beginning to pay a degree of attention to the family of Orstaass, which is not among the least remarkable of the changes exhibiting at the Court of the Thuilleries. It will be recollected that, on the last abdication of BONAPART4 there was consi&rable Party in France, w 'c o made no secret, of a strong inclination to prefer the Duke of Oa- Lr.artS to the Throne, but that his Grace. far from giving the least encouragement to the project. treated it with the most indignant displeasure.— Notwithanding this honourable disinterestedness of conduct, he was ueated for a considerable time after the second restoration of Lows XVIII- with such marked coldness and neglect, that be thought fit to retire into this country ; bet the high flying Royalists beginning at length to lose their sway at. Court, he received such assurances of returcing confidence as, combining with the contemporaneous pregnancy of the Duchess, induced him to return to his native country. And now that the administratbn of the government has fallen into the hands of meirof mode rate and conciliatory principles, it appears to be the studied, and certainly not pnwise, design of the Court, Eo impress upon the people of France that no indivi dual of the House of Bourbon is in greater favour with, or feels his interests more identified with the stability of kb reigning bead, than the Duke of Oa. LIAM& Instead of his popularity with the French nation being a source ofjealousy or alarm, the Mi. sisters are thus taking the surest way to derive from !it an additional and powerful support to the existing order of things. With the single eseeption of the Duke of Mena- Ltatr. *the Ministry, in conseqiunce of the introduc• Lion of the new Ministers Goovtort Sr. Con and Mote, is composed of that class denominated Cuastite &oasts; and as the Duke agrees with his colleagues in their great leading principle of adhering strictly . to the provisions of the Charter, and repressing every attempt at reaction on the part of the two hoists, who would each is opposite directions push matters to s dangerous extreme, it may be considered as to all national purposes a strictly Constitutional airy, and as justifysng every hope which a firm pro :nation of sound and liberal principles can inspire. The appersaching Election of Members to the Cham ber of Deputies, still continues to occupy a large o w e of the public attention. The Prefect of the Seine, in a judicious address which be has just issued to the Electors of that Department; expresses a confi dent hope that the same excellent spirit which pre. veiled at the last elections—that spirit of wisdom and of moderation, of ardent devotion to the throne and to the person of the Kash as well as to Ike tutelary Principles consecrated by the Charter—that spirit which, superior to private interests, is alike a stranger t o the exaggeration of parties, and to the vain pro. Teets 01 faction, will of new manifest itself in the coming Elections, by choices worth, of a nation as distinguished for its wisdom as iii genius and courage. Accounts of the farther proceedings in the trial for the assassination of M. FUALDU, down to the 90th silt. have been received in Paris; but none of the ad ditional evidences which hsse been taken throw any pew light on the facts. Madame MAIIsOW has been constantly present at the sittings, but has not been aga i n i n terrogated. Judgment was expected to be prooouaced en the 14th or 15th inst. FLAMNDERS MAIL. A Flanders Mail arrived this morbing, and has brought us letters from Lisle aad Cambray of the 10th and 13th instant, from which the followingtre ---- - 11ITHACT 01 A =TT= 111011( um" sEPT. 10 a 41 Fears begin to be entertained that the further diminution of the Army of Occupation by a second fifth will not take place so soon ; serious difficulties have arisen to impede this measure, asked for by the French Government, and which all France desired. ei It is pretended that the High Allied Powers have put off till next spring the departure of a part of their troops, but that then, the reduction will he more con siderable, especially if the state of tranquillity, which France begins to enjoy after so many misfortunes, should be consolidated by the wisdom of the deli. berations of the two Chambers and by the choice of . the Electors ; meantime the state bf the Northern Provinces has greatly improved, the harvest has been extremely abundant, and the rigorous measures taken against the introduction of English manufactures, has given great activity to our own. As for the Allied troops their discipline is exemplary, and the least fault is severely punished, but the French, accustomed to the prestige of conquest, do not see without mortifica tion, in.the midst of their dwellings, foreigners of all nationst, whose manners and language form so striking a contrast with their own." SITRACT OF A LETTIR moat OASIIIIRAF. SIPT. IS : is The English, Hanoverian, Danish, and Saxon troops, after having been reviewed by the Duke of Wellington, are all, gone back to their respective cantonments. The fine appearance of all the corps, their excellent discipline, and the excellent spirit which animath them, acquired general approbation. The Duke also is now gone to Alsace, and will re turn to his head.quarters at Mont-Saint.Martin mediately after having reviewed the troops of the left wing of the Allied Army. 4 ‘ It is now decided, that the Army of Occupation is not to undergo any reduction t it will remain on the ume footing as at present—that is to say, 120,000 men effective. is affirmed, that the French army is going to be considerably augmented. and that 6 or 700 offi cers on hilt-pay will be employed in active service. Already an ►nvitation has been issued to all Subaltern Officers. who desire to engage again in the service." Yesterday at three o'clock the Pains RECANT held a Coort at Carlton•Houw, whieh was attended by his Royal Highness the Duke of You, the Marquis of IigITTORD, Earl TALBOT, Viscounts SIDIIVUTH and CAETLIRSAGH, Lords MILSOURNig BINTINCIt, and SOMAS, Messrs. VANbITTART, CHARDS L 0240, Mae BacILITT, and Sir W. Kursi.i.. His Royal Highness also held a Privy Council, and gave au diences to Lad TALSOT. Viscounts SIDUOUTU and Mainovava and Sir W. Kw _ nu. attended as Lord and Groom in Waiting, and Mr. Sm.= as Clerk of the Council. It has now been finally determined that the at gawk:wit of the Palaces: CHARLOTTZ shall take. place at Claremont. • His Grace the Duke of NORTHUNIVILAND has ot• ' dered the sum of ASO to be distributed among such of the poor of the parish of St. Paul, Covent-garden. as do not receive pArochial aid. We have no doubt, from his Grace's inherent goodness of heart, that this boon will be annual. The whimsical Farce of 48 Wanted a ("overarm," is written by Mr. Padilla, Treasurer of the English Opera-Hou e, and son of Mr. PEAICe, who long and honourably occupied the same offiae at Drury- Inne Theatre. According to a French Paper, there arrived at Calais frs.m Dover, between the lit and the 10th inst. to English transports, with oae Officer, eleven sol diers, and two horses; And 19 packet boats, with 402 passengers. six horses, baggage and carriages. There left Calais for Dover dnrieg the same period, two transports with 20 Officers, 58 soldiers, five women, six children, and one horse; and 25 packet-boats *Lb 501 passengers, baggage and carriages. During the same period, also, there arrived at Boulogne from England, 15 packet-boats with 20S passengers, horses, carriages, &c.; and there left Boulogne for this country, IS packet-boats with 169 passengers. PXOVINCIAL Sirnsraar Ovrlca, HALIFAX, Av ower 19.1817.—The following copy of a letter from Earl Bauman to his Excellency the Lieutenant- Governor, is published by authority: "Downing-street, May 31, 11117. " My Lose—Herewith 1 have the honour of inclosing to your Lordship an order of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent Councii, dated the !at► tale. disallowing an Act passed by the Leg/Islam@ of the Province of Nova Scotia, in 1816, entitled— •An Act to splala the Acts concerning Marriage and Divorce, pissed in the stud year of Ma late Majesty's reign, sad the first year of his preeent . Majitsty's reign.' " l have the honour to be, dm " SATIIVIST. " To Liaat.•Oeneral the Earl of Dalhousie." The Select Committee on the EJucation of the Lower Orders in the Metropolis ha►e agreed upon the following Report : " Your COMOllitin bays been presumed by accidental circum stances from making further pewees in the inquiry referred to them 1, bet being impressed with a deep sense of the Importance of the schism, they recommend tbat it should be taken ep at . an early period of the ant Session. - • " Your Committee basing considered the InEwrnation WM. munisated to them during the law Session, from various parts of the country, touching the state set education, and Renee particu larly the misapplication of funds destined by gift, bequest, or dmiee, to that purpose, are of "Won that It would be espedleat to weed the instructions tinder which they set, so as to embrace me loquiry foto the Education of the Lower Orders generally, throughout England and Wales." SVDDIN DICATIC.-.•Mr. EDWARD Honosow, a re. spectable Master Printer, residing at Pierpoint.row, Islington, after going to church with his family on Sunday morning last, returned home, and they dire 1 together. Atter dinner he wok a glass of brandy and water, and went with his children to walk in the garden. On bis return he was taken ill with a pain to his chest ; a Medical Gentleman in the neighbour hood was immediately sent for, but before he arrived Mr. HODCWOU aspired. The dangled was forty-nine years of age. nc. 412, 4 ,n: • Lientinant-Colonel Sir ALREANIKin DICKSOII. of the Royal Artillery , Knight Commander of the Bath, Knight of the Tower and Sword, and of the Prussian Order of Merit, has been nominated, by his Royal Highness the PRINCE Rtoa.vr, a Knight Commander of the Guelphic Order, in consideration of the distinguished manner in which, on several occasions during the Peninsula War, ht led into action the Ar tillery of the King's German Legion. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH, SEPTEM4EII IC Arrived the Dorah. Erman's, from Bengal, with part of the 66th Regiment on board. The following is an attract from her log-book " Sailed from amp) the id April; arrived at the Isle of France the tsth May; sailed again en the ed lone. " Arrived at St. Helena the Sth July, and ..illed again on the 28th; spoke off the Cape, is lat. 35. 40. S. long. 20. E. the Com pany's ships William Pitt and C.atnatse. " Spoke on the 23d August the La•ly Hamilton, from London to the Havannah, in lat. 25. 27. IL " August 49, spoke 'he Ponape* brig Fame, from Buenos Ayres to Gibraltar. " September 10, spoke the Prince Blucher, from Portsmouth to Bengal, in lat. 47. 51. long. 15. " Oa the 13th August, spoke a brig of very suspicious appear• I nice, in lat. 15. 49. N. long. 22. 35. W. At daylight perceived' her standing towards us tinder an easy sail; being to windward at aeon, the stranger heeled her wind on the weather quarter. till, under easy sail, sad appearing very suspicious, we hove to, and hoisted our colours, when she hoisted American ones with a pendant, and came alongside with guns run out and prepared for action ; when we bailed ber, and Joked her wham brig that was ? they said, the United States brig Enterprise, from Buenos Ayres, bound to the Straits, out thirty.sis days. be course she was steering, the number of men obit had on board, and her appear. ance altogether, was such, that so doubt she was not what they said. At ten, e. tn. observed her tack and stand to the We award" The ships THOMAS Gatavut.l and LORD Car.-rta. ARAGIf t outward-bounJ; arrived at the Capesof Good Hupa the 6th July last.• FALMOUTH, 3ZPT4MBER is. Nothing arrived or sailed of consequence. Wind E. PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 17. Arrived his Majesty's ship ACTIVE, from the West Indies; and the Warrior, Panes , from the Isle of France and Cape of Go od Hope; she is bound to London with wine, but has called here to land troops which she has on board.—Wind N. E. DEAL, SEPTEMBER 17. Came down from the River and sailed to the Westward the Kingston, for St. Thomas's ; Amelia, for Demerara ; Britannia, for Bahia; and the Tra veller, for St. Dothingo. Arrived and remain the Henry, ALLISOW. from Quebec for Sunderland , and the Briton, from Liverpool, for Bremen. Wind N. E. HARWICH, SEPTEMBER 17. Arrived the Alliance packet, from Gottenburgh ; and Lnrd Nelson packet, from Cozhaven, both with Mails. Sailed the Eclipse packet, with a Mail for . Plollsnd. Wind It. E. DUNDEE, SIPTEMBEIt The whole of oar whale ships have now arrived; and Dundee has to boast of perhaps grater propor .tional success than any town in Great Britain. The Friendship arrived on Tuesday, with IS fish, 165 tons; the Advice, with eight fish, 110 toes; and the Three Brothers. with 11 Sib, 170 toes. CUSTOM-HOUSE. SEPTEMBER 17. MOPS 2111T11111ZDINW4RD11-7101 i , Forster, from Boa logos; Margaret, Randal, from Wi=t ; Richard and Ann, Patterson; Leeds Packet, Arrell ; Spease. Wilson; and Eliza. Lamb, from Petersburg's ; Hester, Mies ; Christina, Roclops ; Jong, Gerrit, Kb/; Two Brothers. Wright; Goias. Robinson; Louisa. Dabbelaar; and Ebbw. Pekleder, from Rotterdam ; LIZ, ' Wren, from Ostend; Cestarioo, Wills, from Rip; Simp sob, Daiwa ; and Jaw, Banifts, from Jamaica; Bintracht, Past, from Memel; Vtonw Johanna, Veiny from Warrant ; Faith, Quelch. trom Madeira and Sc. Christi:pines; Wellington, Ste. piens, from Pernambuco; Ann, Scott, from Amsterdam ; Anna Christina, Kjeliberg. from Stockholm ; Draper, Gowan, from Belfast; and Oden. Swam, from Ganda Catiaby. Ourwaaos....Tbs Argo, Potts, for Rotterdam ; Britannia, Limn, for Grenada; C h ar les, Codd, for Maka and Alexandria; Eifel. Mahar, for Calcutta • John Barry, Peat; Nesbitt. Gray; byres, Clark ; and Waterloo ,: Wilkinson, for Jamaica; Matlock, Juhasoo, for illaineur and Memel; Nautilus, Stannard, for Gl brakar ; Prime George. Williams, for New York, Richmond, and Petersburg's, Virginia; Salim, Crick May, for Malta ; Smyrra, and Coo tantioople ; Tom Bowling, Laughton, for Bermuda and the rannals ; Vrouw itoellina, De Lange, for Amsterdam ; W and Allred, Drysdale; and West Indian, Cook, fur Antigua. A vessel from Virginia. which left the Capes the 9th ultimo, brings intelligence that the Governor of that place . had received information that a contagious ' disease prevailed at St. Bartholomew's and the Ha- vannah ; and that he had in consequence ordered a quarantine to be performed by vessels from thence. Tuesday se'nnight a sailing match tools place at Falmouth. . Site en boats were entered. and they , started, by signal, _at balf-past ten, from - the line in which they were moored, off the Fish-strand Quay, went round a boat moored in the Quarantine Pool, 1 and thence round anotheer moored sax miles south of St. Anthony's Point, returning in the track they set mit, round the boat in the Pool, to one at the spot whence they started. The morning was remarkably fine, with a light breeze from the south ; the harbour was covered with boats, filled with spectators, as were the houses facing the sea, Peodennis Castle, and the surrounding bills. Amore enlivening sight can scarcely, be conceived. she match was wellAuntested, and for a long time the Meg Merrilies, Capt. Davoussnaz, of Truro ; the Sweet Poll. Mr. Loan , ' of Plymouth ; ' and the Amanda, Mr. Spay, of Falmouth, held the • • spectators in suspence, as w hi c h was lik e l y to obtain the first Prize, bat superior sailing, aided by Mate able nautical manceuvres r enabled the Sweet Poll to take the lead. The Amanda gained the second ; and the Lord Ebrington. Mr. T. Russau. of Plymouth , as the fi rst of the small bo a t s , o b ta ined:the third Prise. The latter pan of the evening turned out very hazy, and prevented several of the boats from finding the harbour for the night. The Sweet Poll reached the boat at the starting-point, at half-past eleven at night, the Amanda at three o'clock in the morning, and the Lord Ebriogton in six hours after. A Lesson von hioruzastu Hum Ltrz.—The Ma. drid Gamete states that the Queen of Seem- suckles her own child, the Infanta Masiu-leastudt-Lovisz. 010111.90 R, StriEMIIRR 11. Monday her MAJESTY and the Princess Er Trait' ' , took an airing to Slough. In the evening the Q tkiv had a select party at the Castle. Yesterday her MAJESTY and the Princess Ei:: A . Berm rode out to Frogmore. This morning her MAJESTY, accompanied ho Princesses AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, P ud a vi::t the Duchess of Yomt, at Oetldlids, pArtor k nf gant dinner, and returned to the CASt le in the el" CIPT RAMSGATE, SEPTEMBER 17. Two men arrived at one of cur principal inns terday in a post.ehaise, from Deal, and after refreshed themselves, they made vAri‘ms pur.;::a several shopkeepers in the town, to whcni they p. 11;t 4 off forged Camel bury five-guile* notes, purpAm is to be those of Messrs. liAmmoscs and Cn. of :ha; city ; and we learn they flayed sitn . lar .ricks .:t Deal and Dover, with forged £5 Margate noses, in in:ita. tion of those drAwn by Messrs. Conn. ot Maple. The Litter firm detected the firgety, And were u. pan, suit of the issuers At a late hoar Ls: night. rat n o t es f orge d on Messrs. }1 kSINIGND'. Bank re well executed, but hid not been stamped ; those on :tie Marg4te Rink were likewise um:an:fed, and not ss well gut up by any means. M.IRGATE ASSEvw ROOMS. The Masquerade given on Monday evening nail universally allowed to be the best that has been there for a sok• of years, The great room was do coratcd and illuminated in a manner that did credit to Mr. Howg's taste and judgment. The mask; who claimed the first attention, were the following: Mr. W. as betty Blackberry, bowed down by the weight or her jewels. One Mask, the Xn.me 4 . Glair, ak . Ann, retuaine4 undescoveied through the Wild: he was a mo olitiiitab.e ch. raced, full of delicate satire, particularly in his attack on de poker unarms present. Captain Cuter's, a Female Preachirg vuaker, which he supported during the early part t 4 the nigh with infiiiire drollery and good humour. A French 1 ), ruqcie. A masculine lady Pentwertle; and another, sat grog ly cui.aira that every other mask turned from her io disgust. A Sleepwalker, a Poor Poet, and a Wstgoner in ilia proper &en; Mean, Coate CR, PAC siv, and Fooan,as klelanese Minstrels, sung were excellent glees. An excellent German Family, hut rat er to vc.ciferous. Of Fluw.r Girls there was a plenuttil supply.. Miss Lesion sung most delightfully—" Buy my Laic. • posies" A good Personification of the away: Oetal Mad by Dr. Asa'. at Sir .1-sertt 3oises's the other Lady Etta. D. as Renton 's Wife Sailors wl.o new r c any cafe but the sapir of their coats; and Solifien, who had behold a camp or a garrison, or lived in any quarters but 1' Whiteaatei. Mr. rAIRT also appeared as au Ohl Blind and supported the character with his osigitial talent; Bantu* of " God Saes the King," concluding with with the bow, inrtead of the finLrers, drew forth burets please. An excellent Conjuror, and a O,psey Fore contributed is the ben berth. Waltzes, reels, and country kept together the motley tulave till near four &chick snora'mg. A magnificent collection of dresses arrived trout don, on Saturday, for the above fete. HAMPSHIRE MUSICAL FESTII-AL. There is scarcely to be conceived a more int' 'and gratifying spectacle than the assemblage ranks in a County Meeting, for the purpose couraging the Arts, and at the same time coml with it some object of general utility and bensvoi The Grand Selection in the Cathedral Chop Winchester, oa Tuesday,at the Hampshire' Music Meeting. for the joint benefit of the Hospital and the Institution for the Relief of tressed Families of Clergymen . in the Coon' Southampton, drew together all the beauty, and fashion, as well as the most respectable of the County. The Orchestra, which is one finest ever selected in a provincial town, con! literally of the first•rate instrumental _ - the metropolis. CRALICR seemed animated b command of this National corps, and BARTLI was completely in his element. The Clot mks at once upon the most extensive scale, and the effective we ewer heard. The Choirs of Ulf Chichester, and Winchester, were blended with from the Chapels-Royal and St. Paul's. The art: moats were admirable, and not a shade of diffici occurred to throw the least damp or disappoint' on the scene. Miss STSPHIMI was inimitably chaste, and MI Mr.. VAUGHAN were every thing that could be ed ; Mr. W. Kramerr sang sweetly ; 13/ILLA:4Y in floe voice, and BARTLIVIAN was never more lighttul—indeed he is on all occasions a host hi We, however, must not omit to notice the manner in which Miss Wiwous sang ie 0 frcji4 the Lima!" It was, in short, a true Englibh treat, to nothing foreign was called in aid of this perforr in which British talent and British efforts were Cu vied to the utmost. The collection at the doors of the Cathedral . ceeded considerably the receipts on the first day c the last Triennial Meeting. Monday last, a young Gentleman, not 2') , age, undertook to go from the middle of street to Hyde Park turapike-gate and back, an. one hour and a hall : he started at a quarter pasta" ' o'clock, and reached the turnpike -gate at 16 tr , ' before three o'clock ; he returned to the start;n4. in Lombard-street at 20 minutes past three having performed the distance, which is seven in an hour and five minutes, under great 'Mgr, the streets being at the time very crow2e• very slippery. Being elated at his success, posed doubling the wager to do it over again hour; and having taken some refreshment, he ci again at 20 minutes past four o'clock ; he re. the turnpike -gate at a quarter before f. vc and returned again to Lombard-street at 21 and 55 seconds past five o'clock, having I's: wager by 55 seconds only, which he declares t'A arise from incompetency, but from being deed' , the clocks, as he passed through the streets, not responding with the clock he started by. A WOLF...—They write from Commercy, she-wolf will destroy the race of dogs in thelci. bourhood of Dun, if :he continues he: SA career. She has carried off in one month especially one of the guard of a fountain, l Aid -I sack, near itf master, another of a Forest F itz . .. those of tlfeChasseurs of several communes. the audacity to take a shepherd's dog, aimcbt between his legs. Of six of her whelps five have already killed by a Notary ; and the CILISM:Lifi J 3 eager pursuit di by. 17. ss Et rranctp mg the Qixi v ;news [wiled by • • • ••t P ' l d a vii't tork nf ar • n the eTelp; 17. ipal inn: I aftr; putcl:a cs of nt they p.11;t4 5, purvimp s Co. of :het .ricks Deal yes, in in:ita. of Maple. were li. night. rhe ink re keg those on :he J, and not se WM& y evening 1131 has been seer room was de. Lh it did credit ' Tl:e masks pip he following: sel by the weight of 4 t remind P nriatitab'e cht. • his attack on the 'mak Preachy part of the nri4 • rench roc 6 ,. gros.ly vv.:l4e 1 A Sleepwalker, • r dew; Metes i r, " ltu rti r 6i r P a u t ill er7 e.nuttil supply.— sy my Mir. mg Oma-g tug the other .11F.. P . e o nee. r dorh!•1 • I, who had met nen but droved lld Blind Mir, talent ;bhpr .4 .1 nth with a doh, • rib bouts of fi .ey Fort:nett* dcountry daou l ✓ &crock to the rriyed trout lic• • v • a ;TIT - AL. Ire nine impair; re mblage of a: purpose of ca me combinist 1 benevolent •al Church g hire Trientiel t the Cowl ief of the 1/s• to County beauty. rack ible yeomanry • is one of ds igen, consisted performers of e mated by the I BARTISZLii 'bur Lse: nue si and tt.e moo of Salisbury, ed with nthess , e The arrange si le of difficulty isappoinunent • e and Mr. an: , , :null be weer BIELLLAUY ever more d t host hitastlt . ice the twee g " 0 mcIO it glish treat, to tR :performance e nts were cc • rt Cathedral a se &rat day g oa lot 20 years: - of Lombok p back, wielf tarter past'on at IS mina• e starting . r = three 0'c1 . 4 is seven tn'T • reit disel' l ' kb crow.!ed ccess, 1 , 1 r • °lc r ag:rin ea• ent, he ca:.! pes k ; he C : (vc o'clev he at 20 tnhlu : ' sip Tins lost rehires did • her ig deccivesi see rerts, rot t:" Ot , y. •:is mercy. 03: ; • rid is the rkii: irn ier SAnguis' ' • cat's 4c l " ,` V in, LAid ityr , i ts est visir ,. • mars. .••• • 1. , aimeat tr'' five have Jul hassguti IP P