The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-09-15 00:00:00

•. • No cormuurfteatlotia of Betio. D,atho and Mardis., or totter article! tra ur.l. ration Cofiesporsdenu, aim Mhi s.,NlinTrea 11*v! lan Pa sit ' THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, TUESDAY, SEPTIMILI 15. The Treasury Journals having suffered the recent storms to blow over, without insinuating that they were raised by the late Ministers, we began to en tertain hopes, that they had ceased to disgust and insult the town• with their vulgar and senseless eta mmar. But we judged ton charitably of their ta ro% The disastrous tin elligenre coin 'lntricate I in Tbr Eiteeirbnvy Gazelle of Sondtv, hal afflrdel them an empartinity to restims their nt I h 'hits ; and not cnntent with abusing !ate the gallant O'fizers win c-rintnaided the Etoeditinn are condemned by these summary tribunal., with- On mercy. NJ man could mark more strongly Weir disapyrnisation of the original enterprise against Snub America, than tire late Minis ters. They brought Sir Hone Poeit planned and ezectited it. to tri 11, aid hi w s c.a . :sat-el by the vadig of a Ciart :4.116A ; wide thnse very Treatury Journals quest;•ined the . 016 e of the ver,lll, and affeael to pity Sir Hunt 1%)!'• 14 ai , t as an injured o.ficer. 'they compared him to b,r Geo Acre Ron; c, will took Gcsral:sr, and sr..s not even thanked fir the 3 ?Tai; ti • ; an t ta.ye.y other enterprising Oui.rr, r 1).) had r S ate esiential ser vice, but had r: rive.! an ti.t,.;rttett.l return. The rabYe ton at Pnrtstrinuth, w:.O titre the Buenos 'tyres dollars landed from the Aarei.,..s. aid the rsi:Sh.. nt L.):11./3, Wll3 1419 tiara carried in waggons a! trig the Strand, to the Bank, with tiie sh end hrs fluting ott:ir them, ecoit.:J by ALsatNOcs V!10:4, and his va!ant:.err, .•ha condoled with the tr:Aviry J u,on the trestrn.:at wilier Sir 1 sinePJ?il4l4 I from rte lee Ministers ; and the pre,ent Ministers, sympiithisig with them, did not tote a ru make him amends by appointing him Captain of the fleet, in the present B titic expedition. The late Administration having thus condemned the enter prising Knight's adventures on the Rio de la Plata as radically bad, it may be,said, they ought to bate abandoned them. and sent out orders to our troops to evacuate South America. It is easy to call soirits from the vasty deep, but will they always come? Buenos Ayres was retaken. and General Bat &stoats and his army were captives before any order fur the evacuation of the Rio de la Plata could have reached it. Bet then, say the Treasur y Journal', the lateMinisiers sifted upon the foundation; tney fol. !weed up what Sir Hoses Porisaist had began. ..• . . .1 li and by adopting have male it their own. The must consistent coo-se tainly would have been to have abandoned it altogether ; but the public can . not tame t he eciat given at the time to the enterprise, end the odium heaped upon Ministers even for the disapprobation of the measure which they had ex ' vised. Sir Plo•ac Pi:l,ll4st nad agitated all the commercial towns in Great Britain and Ireland. and en eetraordiaasy impulse was given to com mercial speculation. The public need not be told, that the commercial interest of England is power afliee, and energetic ; and he would be a bold Minister leder& who would have dared to defeat the sanguine eipeaatirms formai from the adventure. Had Minh.. ers, from a mar.' to consistency, thim, al.:and-fled the bu.i ,ess, the Treasury Journals would now say, the Continent of Euro:re is -.oat again it us, aid the s tgacions Sir Haste Paris st, for eszei , g the result, had opened to us new channels in the shit!:ern he:ri-phsre ; but the late Nlinirters, a •t less injitri.ms to their country than Bursae av a, have abandnne.l all these advan• :age., and closed ail enere rh.snnelr against British commerce. Admitting, however, that 110 great and r ommantlin; Statem in ought I !lc di i. en to a course 'Oel Its jithiment cot:don:1cl, by :ray ton. n of psilnlar lecling ; and sit t ronsii.4 (hot by adopting the entropris., ;he late Miiiisiers in tie it their own, le: us see where :h-y have erred us its prosecution. The Treasury J sumals say, that by nt:t •enditly nut reintorci mews with all possible evpedi. t: 'l4' B the enemy had tin:et. ,Irru:;//sro I i.ir to. ;On— te t.d • 04prave eeew IS, ~ 7ftac, and ta .assea4l , and rants all the pm ant !Jr: , f * st di rizolow d , :ivf , e." Now, sah.rt u ere the means of defence adopted by the ii:! ahitauts r f Iluenos Ayres ? .1 hay bareicad sea their duos, and the) intets.ltrd fire streets *tth Joshes ; but surely these precau tions required no tim-, aod no p osible eapeditinn ca our part could bare prevented them. "fi,is argu ment nt delay, however, only Revs to prove cur ina bility to. take the plaie ; but Irani any thmg in The .M.rrraorefrolis G.uteue, it does nut appear this was the case, and that General WHITgi °rite matt m t su-cee bed had in the %/La sat ?pop • • a &dad Me Cetera& finalities. They say that Sochi. the mind hatred and inveiirate hes- • • day of the natives, it is impossible that we ,eotald witablish a permanent 'footing in South America. And here again we have a fresh proof of the can , deur of the party prints They say it is imp:inane to ascertain how and when we hut the aSedi ms of the people cf Buenos Ayre:. Matchless impudence ! When or whets) did it ever appear, Cut we at aly time possessed the afrelions of the peipl.: of that place ? We will not s.y, for it A. oil Ibe a false inference, that as ig lorant and hi p ; .ere:! Pariscs, they did not like the . 4 Nn Popery" c; y of Mr. I . V.A. CEVAL—No—They knew nor considned our p ilitics or parties, nor desired to share in our laws and religion. There ;s no proof on re-..0t , 1 no, not even an assettion that they did. Some of ihe wea:thy inhabitants, indeed, mgt have origi nally thought, and justly, that England tea; better able to proten them, than their lawfulhoveraign, and that a connection with Ent-land writ I add to their means of acctvrelating riche> ; but the moment when these y ci:izrns saw Sir Houk; Poe na7a, their' ftit..d ,rod deliverer Iron the Spanish yoke, shi, pint di' their dollars ; fruit that mo ment, we atsett, the people of nen,: Ayres became toe in; clvatt entm.es of England. Na f .rce, theretcre, oat ity the late Nliai.ters, could by possi . ..lity b ave.: t:,is hos!le dis post ion, vi•vic:), in ihe of cur Commanderc, :; or ng as to render any . •!er..l l ::c es!anlish ,Itr.elves imor•n;cable. (lee consel , n. hoseev •r, .-• may delis", from our di: •.e. ; is : . ; , f• ,ple of England be r.,lv trn • •,.tLc, . ...ey need nut fear a fo telin) li,:a lk. T!'e c a :..s. ::.v.tirt A •lION, flOffl St. ?...te7sLurg!. 1,06 , u, vi•t:s cor la: ;e, one of a ficot turtle from t: e u, .r convoy of the Cruiaer, aitieed .n Saturday Hull. Captain ska MON srat,s, that he left Cop, hag. n on Thursday the ;l7th, and the S .d on Friday the aids. The Danish troops had been driven into Copenhagen, and the suburbs burnt ; the tiring was almost incessant, chiefly of small arms, from the land troops, by day, and from the gun-boats, &:. by night. The latter aligned considerably in en gaging the batteries, which were so very formida ble, particularly the Crown Batteries, that it was supposed our operations would be confined to the land. One battery, of 16 guns, however. has been taken by our troops. The Li ales, of Gravesend, had been captured and burnt, by the Danish buts, off Dr:.goe. Every thing testified the intention of the Danes to make a formidable resistance ; they were supposed to have about u,OOO trcops ar,d Militia upon the island. Captain A A sou lit Peterdsurgli about a month ago, at whir% time nothing was known of the arrival of our expedition. He was only one day and night off Copenhagen. The Alrrl, French privateer, of 22 guns and 215 men, left her cruising ground off Bermuda, the middle of June. for the coast of Africa. It is a remarkable circumstance, that the news of the evacuation of South America, arrived on Satur day last, and that it was on the corresponding Sa turday of last year that the intelligence of the cap ture of Buenos Ayres, was received. By the ships Maxwell, Captain EDIPAIIO% and the Marx. Kerrie, arrived at Liver 001, the if fol lowing lettn Lida has been received, Burbadoes, the 2.1 of August : —l'he French pr ateers General Erawf and Jessie Richard, of 14 guns and 9S men each, are cruising to wrodward. Tile former cap tured a brig of 203 t,ns, deeply laden, Wick sides, no head, and a dull sailer, ca the WI ult. Iti3 miles to windward, and was seen steering fir Guada iinpe ; the latter captured. on Ole 20 - h ult., a ship Letter of Marque, from Gias t mw, and sent her for Guadaloupe. The Stuir;tr and Dominica brigs of war, aTr:ved here 0 1 the 19.1) u:t. fronts Surinam, with I I sail of vessels, whirl. had missed the June convey. The Nedra/, packet. from Falmouth, ar -1 rived here oil the 2Sd ult.—Thy brig CiarraCe, Cap. t.t.n Gm hive, from Demerara, bound to Liverpool, w ,, ,pukes wish on the Vtli ult. to windward of Gretrada, with a viers of joining the homeward batte.,l trade, which had it-Red II few days befute• file ship lif::JAIII and brig Ursa% from Surinam, lost His Nlarcsa .d . i Sh;P C, reerNs and convoy, and were seen to windward of Barbadoes on the 30th ~t July. kits Mas•sr r's ship Cerberae sailed tram Surinam, with the trade, on the 21kh ult. His Alansrs's brig l'emerever sailed from Berbice with the trade. and an:hured , fi . Demerara river, awaiting the ar rival of the ClOlrltol, which missed Demerara, and proceeded ut h the Surinam trade only. Thirteen sail of the Demerara bride, and several of th;: Bet bite, we:e at anchor, on the 27th i f July, under proteClion of His tirf *a rsrr's brig Organ-ars, which could not vadat then. to the place or rend:aeons . con.equently mutt remain till orders ate received Isom Ad ' al Cocnear.s, now at Tortola. An estrait from a letter, dated ('ape Town, June the Ist, says:—" The Earl of CA L [DON IS already a favourite; he has commenced we!l ; in a kw days after hit arrival he gave a roost ►umptuous Jioner. His e►ta'riishment is excellent, and every thing appropriate and sititahle to his sitsialints Plate sufficient to dii.e 180 persmis. Cards have been is sue 4 for his Excellency's dinner, OH the 4th of June, to -eleurate His Meat:l.W' hirth-day ; ar•.d for a bah And soffit r t 4(N) persons on the Mire occasion. Every in ng mag cent is preparing, and the Go vernitim t-house,wcWitis a gr.mdresidence, is fittiug a; iu the m rt hantihmt asahnet." :,~.;~= -...~-- r iivv•F‘. THEATRE. ' 4'1,0(0'1 him« niterbAtely su-ece :ed I:.id Le peiseveled, atsneic. scner.l W.lll and Ad rr ,,, i i SAY put tjler ut tilc c )terinste COVENT OAILDIN. Last n:ght the Theatrical campaign comtnenced for the season. with the opening of this Theatre ; the pieces chosen for thc °Cession were Su aers- Pesti , 's tragedy of Romeo cool Alia. and ter es jostle cele!wated sons:cal entertainment of The Pear .‘,l,,Ver. Mr. C. Ksll et.a, and Mks SMITH. were the o and and. upon their several entrees, were loudly greeted by tbe audience. who testified their joy by repeated pltudirs; Mr. LEW is in M. r mho was ailsa received in a manner highly g;atifying to his feelings. All the other pal formers were gi ceted on thei- several entHes. The only clianre that has ado n ;dace in the cA,t 01 eltar..cfer• was in The Poor Miss Mea nows. the young lady who male so successful r (kb,/ in in lAr. T/st”eqs last seasnn. performed for the first time. She executed the suns with q•te and jo,!gment, .and received much Ai, ilan , C. The house, after r..th- price. was very full, and boasted a brilliant display ad lashion, c•ntsidering the slate of the town The Home has undergone rn alterstkn since last teat:ln. Amongst the corn. pony were Ladies E. Moscuiters, C. sTrturt, B. PROCTOII, and Sir F. KIWI GINS. ler Royal Hiiro:c... the Dit,•:,c., or Bs uussusca, and her Royal Highness the Princess nt WA es, paid a visit to Lady CH A CT E FIPCI4 on SAVIT dAy. at S. James's Pal+ce, and tetuined at six lock to Blackheath to ritt.ptr. The M aqui' and Mar.:Lioness of L issoc;ws Easy a ball, on Flitirsd.iy, tn • private patty of seit6 f.lca previous to thcir departure from South arnoon. The mernhns returned for Southampton. at the last elenion, give their dinners to their constituents, on Tuesday ner. in that town. The ball at the rooms, Southampton, on Tues.lay last, for the Master of the Ceremonies, was well at tendcd. The company did net retire till an early hour in the morning. Mr. BANNISTiIi performed at the Southampton Theatre, on Wcdlesday. to an over flawing house; and gratified the public again b 7 a repetition of the same performance on Friday evening. Set ox. last week. from the Star Inn and Hotel, Glasgow— C .!onel Nicholson Sieevt snot Lear; Lads Manna!, of S prinks:l; Sir John Sinclsir and suite; E.q. N.P. Hisltu,, Hro,nn anal lime; Mr CAtuebell, f ; South, EN. and suite; Alusis Guustatuoknow, in the same week arrived— Lord and Lady Holland ; the Hen. C Fox; the Rev. Mr. 111 reh ; IL HAsis l i Knapp, l'gr; John /Met,. Ess, Lord Yoriternmet and Lady ; t,trieral Orde; Majur Frrrstr, The Duchess Dowager ot RUTS. A N n lett Scarbo rough. last Friday, on a visit to the Eall and Court. tees of C•aust.a, at their seat at Castle Howard, Yorkshire. Viscount and Viscountess CACTI-M ir AGH are on a visit to the Earl and Countess 01 CAMDEN, at the Wilderr ass, in Kent. Lady lioness. MANNERS will leave Ipswich, next Friday, for Leicestershire. . - The Duke and Duch& ss of Rut LAND are at their beautiful seat at Brllvair eastie. 1)r. Waist m returned to town, yesterday i from Ca►hiobury, and ►tatrs that Mr. Alt fbilllL STAN- Hors is rather better. The villa of the late Lard THURtnw, at Kn.%hi's Hill, was k•!ocked down, ni Grrraway's, on Friday, fur 35,0001. There are 110 acres of fine mcadnw surrounding it, which were generally held to be worth about half the purchase money.. A Ball was g,ven at 114Kics's Assembly-room, RyJe, on Tuesday evening last, which wAs Attended by above eighty Fashionablcs, ender the shri-Etion of JOHN KIIILIPATRICS, Ir y. Master of the Ceram°. hies. The Esrl wf DA 411.1`,C. T fox-hounds cam. menced the ch..'e for the season, on Feichty last, with hunting the Ilithan, conntiy. Lot d PONSON I v's home, in Cursnn-street, May fair, is titling up in an elegant style, ha the teceptiun ot his Log&hip, who is snoitly expeacd Isom Ire land. The .datquis of STAMM; has lately purchased seveial Roman Filial. Alters, antique SIVUeli, &r. al con.iderable expense. On Thursday last a kw of the triei.J, of the Noble Marquis, and some of •e mint distinguished Patrons or the Arts. were al to:tied to view them, at Cleveland House, St. James's. They are shortly to be sent down to 'Trentham Hall, Staffordshire. Edmonton lair commenced. yesterday, with us usual bustle, and was crowded with the tair visitors of Dyot•strsut and Whinehapel. •l'he lust arrivals at Swansea are— Load awl Lady Ds Vesci, Mn... Mr. and Mrs. Tarnow. Mr. and Mrs. H rye , Mrs. 'rocker, Mr. Wait. Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood. Ms. and Mrs. (:.bb-.n, Mrs. &MM. Wes Mom •-. Wirellan, Mr. Sl•nrox, Mr Cox, moss William-on. M. and M. 5 Cruse, Mr. and M Shrlly, HON. Mr Us V5.4.4 . 8tc. Mr. RegsllT kilt growing in his garden, at Kendal, a cucumber, whit la weigLs Gib. 4 ounces. measures 17 inches long. and 13 inches round. Oa Tue,Jay last, the remain, of J A seas WILSON. Esq. were interred at K •nd..l. He died while tra velling in the Northampton stage coach, near Market Street. in Herefordshire. on hts way to London. He was one of His M &AT Ir'S Justices of the Peace for the Counties of Westmorland and Cumberland. Windsor The Ate closed. on Saturday night, with the Comedy of rite Pre,Qed Ifesi.ed, and the Mu- sical Vistertsuranent of Ibe Children neat Wo,d, for• the benelit of Mrs. becui a. who was so tat tenet* as, to obtain the ass , statXt of Mr. Yoritts, whout per tormai.c? at the liaymarket Tbeetre has been re ceived with the most unbounded applause. 'lbis Gentleman played l.crd Townly to Mrs. Moose's' Lady Tree', ; and both received, from one of the most elegant and crowded audiences we ever wit nessed in any Theatre, the most decid:d approba tiins, and were honoured by repeated plaudits. l'he whole performances sweat off with great eilee, and concluded with Gad ea se the Kim:. sung by the wl.ole company. Mts. mania's night would et aoy time hare commanded a bumper; but on this oc. easion. tl.e %cry lobbies were filled, and as many pesos returned as got admittance. 111111170 M SUT. On Friday and Saturday last, a match at , to , k place at Oakengreen, about sixtaen mile ; this town. It was between the Gentlemen et sex, with Mr. J. Willis given, against t) e' and Twineham Club, with three picked men. Sussex party headed the other at the first ; ty thirty-bur notches, but the Club u heat them by lour wickets, and were then declared the conquerors This match was h aside, but bets ran very hie' upon each ; 4 tote much greater sums were in dependence, considerable in•trest created. The Inowmg. were, upon this occasion, much taken itt, from circumstance of the Sussex Gewlemen bein g so cessful at the first onset. Notwithstanding the tance, many Fashimhables and knowiog-ones Brighton attended. Upon the ca me d ty. a match between two p n . a bay and a black. ws. run for, foot 50 guine as. . the Race Ground here. TLe bay belonged to aV, Clat k, of Cuckfield ; and the black to a Mr. M. phil, of Lewes ; and which last had run t:p• same ground the day before. This race space of a mile only. but it was exceeding! ) - contested. and A:lB4Na considerable, a:thong% •,. shnet-tansed sport, to the knowing• n oes. M. c u ., pointy gained the pt it • ; but it was general! ) , t"o::r that the other would have been the conqueror, the boy who rode it been allowed to ow e 4 blr:Macphil, its awner, forbade, ona,.connt known and evident spit iteduess of l.ia poney. 1': race not haling been genet:idly known, the anal of speNators was n•tt neatly so great as upon :1 , preceding day. Mr. C rtwrigl t again entertriied a sae/ p.. with his charming p..rforman.:e upon nis I :se.' at Flatters Rooms, on F r ij A y 9 The exquisite melody which this Gentleman pr, duces from his set of slimes, snip:uses any thing that can posohly proceed from any other specrluf io.trurnent—it may be trolly 1...t1 to lb, celestial. ln the English, Scotch, and lersii airs which he forms. Mi. Cartwright equal:y desplays hi. • reit tatse acid his Breit execution, preserving al. t e r dative simplicity. and not ratigu , .l the ear wi's e refined a.!ul terat ion of foreign °mammas, wit. hut toi fieluently now introduced by dese.r. ;is o•it iical performers. He was particularly applauefed his perform 4nce of the favourite Scotch airs, *, las Yr/loco-haired Lo.Le," "no L o i s o f p„ 1 „`, Aidc. " Arid Bohm Gres." and e• It liaise a Mik of ka,,- eurg4 To this last phice (Edinburgh) Mr. Cartwright in tends to proceed. when he le.yes Briglton ;where 1c will, no doubt, highly gratify the nomesou Set,' Amateurs with his skilful and masterly petformsnce of their native airs; which, from the refined table ut the present age, are aitually tailing into • • • It aj, Ej lrs fri are t 3 wish Co* fn th en. t j et * and Jim a Capt there: a fo r! sd t 4, end 'Ace, nitih en t! from t• burg R so all It the di cam tee to, 940 gale 'n ro• eat, 1; 7. to I. Ito at'. ens dr. Dui cut is . . 'g l i ' :a To/ oi t , !. • t few smi • ..,,.; ber Tnr, !.. A 1 ate .iP,"' . :h lb o! ;b. wb y. • rt:. I b e efts i eat upon lie saw eR rwy 14 1 13 n i l' : A y , e in t : r g a l l Ten l. e In we, ipecin of Or: !IA • '• red ft al. t e r fel sw.ci e kvia. n ..'c tat • r. ) 401;ed • .4 s. rs, .11411," tl of LO,A. wright ir- ti ,where 1c formance d taste it 0 nein on ('I indeed it hi rer feCOll. able per- a bilities of 3c iglietti, r. ace. will may pro- r chettra as I have no repay the uhn Mant s tiO3sr, to !craen of :very deV- ocus;ors ; City. many I attracted amas, and let hilarity :ed hignly t• reek, each nably at. IR condi. n a the print tinp,sished tense con- country ,egland.— ng to the the mo . : d Ar- madas us groufai Umbra. whether to utiful am. the noble tett for& WINCHtSiER, SMIZIIIIIII 12. It is expected that oar festival, commencing on Weilnesd.iy heat, will be billy attended ; indeed it richly deserves so to be. for we scarcely ever feed let to him, seen such a group of inestimable per formers together nut of London. Vie abilities of Miss Parke, with those cf the little Griglietti, from the Opera-Ileum. Meld, Bellamy, ate. &c. will afl,rd such aJditional strength, that 7.'e may pro nounce the whole t I be :s. complete An Orchestra as ear: possibly be wished ; we hope, and have no do&lt, th it the sit:ends:nee will amply rspay tbw On 'nays fay last our worthy Mayor, John !Mat, Esq. gave a grini dinner at St. Ja:zu*. HO3sr, to tlie Ea.ly Catporate, Clergy. and Tradesmen of this city, at which near 230 sat down. Every deli cacy of the season was provided on the occasion ; the wines and trust were of the best qoality, many excellent .ongs were sung ; bat those which attracted pa:Let:l4r troize .mere sung by Chard, Thomas, and Jiayter. The jovial glass and the utmost hilarity prevailed to a late hour. when all deputed highly grautied. PONTEFRACT MELTING. This meeting. of which we gave. last week, each day's sport, was numerously and fashionably at tended. Ti e Course was in most excellent condi• (ion, and many of the Races contested in a style. bough there was much rain on Wei r : l es! , day, yet the Course was so firm, that the print of the horses' fell could hardly be distinp,uished after running. On Thursday, an immense con course of people from the surrounding country attended this delightful Montpelier of Ragland.— During the meeting, the ground leading to the St ind was thronged with numbers of the most fashionable carriages ; slid the Stand, and the As. sembly on Thursday evening, (when dancing oa " the light fantastio tr.e" did wit cease tilt an un usual !Ate hour of the mnrning), displayed grottoes r,f temlle beauty not to be turpassed in the Unripe. Indeed, wherever the eye was turned. whether to the campany in the Stand. to the beautiful set• misruling scenery, or to the exertions of the noble animals oe the Course. a}l formed subjeas for tae pencil of the artist. The Thea-re was well attended.—On Tuesday. Every One has la: Fantt, and G.tch hie* plis eae, ; Vs cdne..d y, Fire .Hues qtf; the law'' hie Girl, and Mert:en ..fari 7 ver ; Tilurlday, The ie• v,th, and Ihe t:;:•npi:e Gate, by desire of the Stewards, lii,cou..t Poilington and T. Ducconsbe, Esq. . Among the C inf.any in t! , e Stand. on tNe grind. an at the A.ssemhiy. we observed the toni.cing I-- Fe......thi.au, Len' . .10., , n5, lard Strathmore, Lit/ Mosonrae..?., Luly Mcaboro..g.i, Ponioston, I.Mly Pot. t 200/1. Laid Mimort„ M.o. Monici,i, Wass!. Mmoark, Sir F. L. Wool. Sart Lolf Jriro Rams4Mu, tasty Remitters, SO E. Smith, Rm. Hight H.. 0 John Smolt, Lad? %MIN Miss Smyth. si, r.'f list ha W. Gerard. Hun. H. Sat.* Lad' Saran Savite lion Mrs. Saone, Mrs ti.nn.g. Lay GA.-Iy, Lad,' \t..rt Hu ton. Mi.. ilerto.., Lolly E 'Ammer ' Rer. %%Miamian, Res• Roy. F. W. De 1 ry, Kr.. W. C mon, Col. mid Colonel .tnot.in Thoush" sots. C als , ...k.:roft, Captain Crlts, Captain Hare*, Mn .rar.on, Mr. W.lron, Mr. Mrs. and too Mmes Mrs. Soli:lmm. Mr, Wlll:reeugh MN- are MN liltd 4 . l . Mime Y , rk. 1.1.442911;50 , .. M-. and Mrs. Addis... Mir. Walker, \lre. Mara Damn, Mrs. MHIOD. Maws R. an I V.. Mtto.., MIA II M..okaut. Mos Minikes. Ma• Mrs Poi.-itat,'M.s. Parftct Stritant Mr. Mr ib own .1, %if LArnvamtaa, Mr. Tboarpron, Mr. lisurrot. as.