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u ncle, their depredations collars worn by the AI. uasils. They also - carried oR all the plate of the Oratorio. Orders were given to the centsuels to permit no meal to leave or eater the town, and this was clone Alas it. might not be knows' • healer the troops mod carriages were proceediag to Burger. At last, ets the tOth, about saves in the evening, General Lasalle; set off in tZlihaste with his cavalry, leaving no Frenchmen aseept Dome sick in the hospitals. eAatueasse. AUG. O. 4:manna, _- hitter h. ' of irsyntif,to YA • Maa s to the General in Chief, intittione, *can* . time action of the 16th, one Officer 1'11(141 tioldiesv" were taken by the Patriots. it also specifies, * er a minutely, the vitriOtP4 Militiery littrirlb which Mtn taltr,t on that occasion. The priiiilpat of • these were, 7 brass. cannon. 9 mortars, 4 howitters, 11 grin-carriages, 4000 balls, bombs, grenades, &c. 4700 lied cartridges, 200 ionsquets,l3lo quintals of gitn-powiler, awl a quantity of besieging and at:al low materials. vestertlay the prisoners which were in this c'ty were marched into the interior of Sitaiii. aubilthem is the Prince of Sohn-Kyburg, who a departure wrote the following note t o the . :..._ ....mas—Haviag reeeited order. to wan h to-otor- PM 41.0 dot istertur, permit use to Tesoro Ihati!..4 for the te•gbillamant audatteneten %Inch! bat.. /4 pl:rlCllCed,fillr • NV Mr 0.416141Pre at liernha; and believe elcniurs, 11:.t it obeli sew be yawed frost my surnanry.-1 beg ) ou to ac etyl the .......eiro or asp seepertfol regard. "THE rllll l ter. OF a.ILSI-KI3I:RGI." Guess, en les , i BA DAJOz. Apt.2 . ..i. The attack. which the enemy has attottitytea to . wake with sonalf parties, fr..m . the ;garrison of yelsest, awl hy ambulatory llplunnu., which every day dosage their positions,. darratein ii.o. vatiotispoiiiis, bare only the snow fruits with Lite same expe ditions commanded by ( rowrals I)opsnot, Cede!, Alcamo/. mad Lefebvre. The object of she greater part.ot these itwur,lttais wwitiOjiroultr.. proVisowittia a hich they *ere in want: lint Os , 11 - 001 r, of our array, situated ou varkrius poi.tts of Portnaul.' des wiper their impotent elforts Mid llifiiiti, !club ail-. ways took from thew the litio;Ariiious - 6.1 . .;14 7 6 tbel plundenrll the defenceless l'ortiogii. • , - awf MAR" it.) attack without takoitg some ',familiars. At the sight fire Sisaiiitoll party of shoot en Ikt Lot) Wino.. with a small detachment of infantry, t:o iie wretches retreated to Valves, though they were 5 or WO in force. From the 5111 to the 14th Mat, t a licriNve. • been taken bone them 1200 failegas7rif wlittat;etif of dour, 71 cargoes of wine, anil'As p r isiM ers ; acid on the 19th, tMO Vl' ilt;g011•4 6111.0 f wounded. Our army is impatient for the combat; the troops ad vance a ith the rapidity of li,glitning to atttek the enemy, and the skirmish at Evora, thoon 4 l. the apouly's excessive fore* nowle our troops give way, basiabliged the Commander to 1-el - lain front exposing himself to a new attempt. Every day on which they have the boldness to 'hew thentselveol, am guards force them to retire pith preelritation ' Intr. ; • g them to the tkry peliaades of the placeaitele ' they ore in garrison ; and it di e walls hall nut prio.' I teclr.l their disgraceful and dully flight. our Chits ' sears and hussars would have ere taw led pri,aairiii l the conquerors of Austerlitz, of Jena, of Eyhtu. ...,and of /Marengo. . .FUL ES• nein rep,-S! • ‘ ricLux seOrrs , XT:41114/11. • c - resaihinibte hi s toodent". story as airy 4010 Coil veutimt f is a • tow it, e provree of Estikanailuni, I, - • • m 4 111060 P,ioltevatietently of Has ..Ifoovt, - at the mouth of the Tagus, awl about 1 . 3 miles N. W. orLiriaitt. • Here was a l'aleee haat by tlut Mows, which was : &strayed by an eurthtplake in the year ifi3i,, cud *milt by Xing Joseph iu the same Thtyle, • It Itlins four paid% churches ane4 1 11:00 toltehdants.— • The scite of Cintra affords the ouly •plausilde mode• of solviug this. irrysterinus treaty that has bees' let . attempted. Sir Hew, in the .I/oratabvi of the:o4,Bw strurk, and felt himself lip the ichniau. Jtotot. perched emong, ,lbws, was quite in hie own of vapour. We trdst, that, f the treaty of fmerville,* Bed ly made in the illountaius of opponents of France will meter iutluenee of that 'planet: and but every thing of a kindred %voided. Why was the raft nit and the who/mill at Austerlit7., • for the tit•gociation of those one or which divested Austria and the ether holds Russia in know oo reason for this stnome • •e, unless it be that the 'fickle harmonised with the Spirit Chief; and, to use a' vulgar e like it cock upon his own have tiot * ihe. least doubt, but had : tiegoeisted• in two duellists. astray fouoht the latter would-ibtil . his advent:My. This it a much and . n 4 ;go„ bt Mintroufa.and kftioa!heoronte siptictlrltlit: the. French /vise iti •- thr In the Cabinet. •Oo the . M4ral • b 4'4 4r a r AtlVii:47tOli rI y bid .'e, E 44113 whsle tiWeeetie: to 4,011 p the brititmu es pp ; perftctly.arreed with' St'otna constitution. ttii arson Ira sil' Il'illiam arm's. at LtatiOtS ste trust that enolutetoiov• smoitt.4,ll. repe that bawls, often pr.ved fetal of England and 'her *in the Adiiiiralty anal Doe. linee remit:red hint perfectly Afoot mid all tr...t. properties.. siibratiarav, her Phases, or cafe. cooliteiience, her atterratimst with all their causes nod familiar to hilt mind. He feels • - of the Channel Fleet would madman, if he were to run hie -..-hatlivatii;atid negotiate is Cotivetol that rituittino. ' • B y e knows that r fetnelti o ; tier tihnilertin oar of those tenta.'• pliptutiViounotilkohich tisiCtity ettatiuds, could iio4iltpdelossf+Cotiononsi•maintaAka snit to a s ic easeful mate, .attil preserve's character for virtue and lintibtir: • It is still;eictit liter's to know that Sir Peicxli'ired o.4.illeekaies the Moos, lobe assured, tliat,tim invitee's's , * Mrs not a single pro- Pe?*ltaisikivithi rasiittiftitird understand . ing, or, ,o islity4st 'hitiliVitetivireble mind. If this affair, mulct the ,i'littira,lieirielved, 'with jealousy by the Portuguese Coutniander, end be-should sue upon that ground fora divorce from British alliance, it would certainly be -aseoessmy to hare e, compe tent judge upon thei.pot, entiollethet it is to be a • simple separation from bed fool Iment, or a divorce • a riots:4 otattinmaii, the o partiee may' be more of 'justiee at Sir Winn:nes hands. That such si jea •:logvi (make pad of the Portuguese Commander ac 4nrilly exists, is certain, and, therefore, thi s is a pro -1;1;able speculation. At all events, he will be able ; to guard our comumuileinofrom fulling into a Sinn.. leer error in future ; arch even in that point of view, S. hilt - visit to the Iberian Peninsula is desirable,— ' If then, in the progress of the war, a proposal for lain armistice Slipold be made by the enemy. Sir ; 'Williem. we may eepect, will not allow a COUVIYI tion tp be negeciateil in the Moon, or in the Mona : talus of the Naga. llese scenes leer suit Spauish lerionanee;, castles in the air. and the feats of Don ititorei . leit'SfrWilfiale*itt. will advitMn se e n. mime 4proinlitillt• be work" ofokurly mid sub stantial Britain. iu the ream of any suds proposal, he will.neulabbltilidaisieroleidn,f Cerclova,: or some 'SitClr Ohre. - There a British General will be stir ( to ; nitded with objects congenial with his spirit. and calculated to Olsten him a ith confidemr, while they shrike lettorOtat!thansay *lto kilt *deanery. There he will see the ;Mining well-tempered blades, with which Britons have so often banged the French, or implements and objects of art, that must make theta dread a strapping. In such a scene on Gene ral KILLERSIANII nor Jt: NOT would dare to propose nstocy or degrading terms to Britoos ; and our DA I.- : 1 111 . YMPI.F11 and Wittsmsters, *hose intellects were • 11) Caglids, /raw ,ll+n•. • city of Spain. in New Castile, fumes fvr its eaculles.t nwuufwturrs.Gword Minty . Curd*rl, at; uf Spain, remarkable fur its iruf Fe, blunted and obscured wit).* vapour in ttieltottn ii. tains of tle Me;iti# would find at Toledo their *it, like that emirswed by Mr. Sheridam in one of his admirable comedies, "as sharp, but at the same time as polished, as their swords." From the manufacture of Toledo they would learn a proper teaser, and steel to the Iraels-bmic.—no French palaver would blunt their purpose, or persuade them to return the sinning blade into a disgraceful and corrosive scabbard in2de at Ciutra. l'our's, Cratchcd.Friars, oath Sept. EXPOSITOR. • Vapeue , This is supposed to resemble Brews Ayres, is Esslislt "m.s ." Mr John Whiteilicke, the ci-dscalet Lieutenant-General', attributes much of the disgrace which k Wearied is Swath America, be tboollll4 11.bCCIIC DO cue genial to- Ille-irrity Of GAiiikal . •. • BRITISH PRES S. • • ) •14 .1 J.ONDON, Tiluit.46lll4 Slovenia' His Royal Highness the Otte of 11 - ottl, we un deroSitial, was suinumned to attend the consultation of Xiiiisters, upon the qucatiou of recalling Kir Uv* Uarttrliria. Upon !,sing informed of the autiect of discussion. it is said, his lloyul Highness politely declined to interfere.-IHe bud a resit, et, he said, for the private character of that 'Officer, but n, he had nothing to tlo, directly or indirectly, with .his appointment to the eummund in Portugal, a measure of which he knew nothing, until it hud actually taken place, he could nut now nistltße in the husiress; . . We understand tlint not only Generals IJFIW MYRNA, BUltltAitti, ACLUi• ral Corvqa, are recallevc buy also - Generals Lord PAGET MO FitAgElt ; the two Itkaswit u;vses upon the inquiry to he lainitisled' . tipou the catidlici of the .foruier, . • • • ;• : • The following . is the cusg • iftato..agaiost Ad mind Cotton Bert:, it is said, ought to have been taken as prizes.—lt .is . trike„ that in the Armistice so Article. (Art. 7) -Wes in serted respecting that Beet, but as Sir Charles Cotton objected to it. it was to be cousiared as eau and void. The subsequent Convention, con :slatikd 'hetween - I.ieutenapt-colotiel Murray and nisierat 'Kelieviasten. said soothing *bent' the ' 1041 s..ld viMiej : !wl** M0 .4 0: * * ll c" Yen. don. oir iiaii4)" . wesk likilitilrierdiV,,,o94 and took.possessiorr rf !thissinellOaditimiljel.. days General Ehtlrimpli, if the 3d. 'Pb. the Bats and 42d - Itegtaanot; which: were .on board _'.." ll MiOrts Cattentimifeet, to Wad and take politicisinw of the forts of the Ta gus triorieeer the Admiral thatight it proper to do ro. This was accordingly. carve I into execntion yemet-t day ii sning, when the forts of Casettes, St. Julien'a, and and taken second—Sir tereti upon -Id. the. of C14101,C2, the forts, feetual Tagus.. _ ton might, therefore, have !tarn to' me sfiqpi*: Admiral, u 1 can proceetl tut litttitar in•tile &sego- . ciation —au r troops: lie in - poviiessinn or the foyts 7 ., no ob,taelea etenaiNlo - raj entering the river aisit attacking you ; and therefor e I aka& ' • carry aqualiroa Male as attack upon yam" .: ;I!tot....Rtissalms would, ot court*, Save been nitsde prises of--;sind oar- motitiel would have been rewarded for a tediously-protracted blockade, and for those esertimis which were made, says Sir Charles Cotton, " with a degree of cheer fulness that did them infinite honour:" It is in vain that we would obstruct ourselves from the late Convention, Mid its pernicions etroye gliences. Whether DALRYMPLE, or %VELLA:WRY. are mostrulpable, is, alter all, a question of second ary moment. The Munster*, who, by their incapa city, theirlittle miserable intrignqs for power and nominations, added to their local ignorance, hare entailed indelible disgrace on the English imme and nation, are the real cr . •nals. It is to them that the country ought to look. not to any subor dinate iutlisiduals, who, in the lisle of their profes sion, are scat to assume commoitils, of which they are unlit to esorciaothe cognition functions. We would. willingly ask, whether, in the history . of any country. there is to be foutsd so iiistenee of an army entrusted to three Generals successively, in the course of eight and forty hones? If Sir ARTHUR NVELLF.IIII.tY was coimiderril as a proper man to conduct the troops destined against Lis bon, common sense datuautled that he sliould be permitted to terminate the eaterpriwe. But on the very day that he was cogaged in repulsing the ene my, nay, in the very heat of the action, he is su perseded by BuRILAII.D. Scarcely, ' however, had the new General assumed Ins situation, when a third Officer arrives from Gibraltar, and vain guishes both his predecessors. If the subject were nut too huindiatiag and painful fur either mirth or ridicule, one might indulge in satire at soak a Ca binet. In a crisis, ton, like th• present. opposed as we are to an immy of consummate ability, it is a fearful thing to see !telt at head of great public offices. 't be melt pose the present Administrative.' tuigat tolerated when a Desoto, or a Fs.Etme, France; when Mail. DE Postrasmin ar , Du BARRE reigned. Ilut itAastel *soh 1.tw,,„ as the present revolution try 17s'urper ce o, councili, what shal we say to the , eleltirq of persons who ito ttt itt ally till the tint s o f Are these the proper moments in which to , experiments ? Would any men in private entrust the care of his common coueeras such infirmity and - waist of energy as meet the Duke of PORTLAND? To mention the ' of CAMDEN, Or of WESTMORLAND, would • sidered loss of time. Except in Ireland. each of those worthy Noblemen ba.. kit nest proofs of his servility or severity. it ii gu ij difficult to etiumerate any qualities that justify their being called away front tour treats at the Wilderness, and at A:ietherlie, montage the—national concerns. Is it in the and jurisprudential vigour or profundity of ELDON, and of Mr. Srsht.gi Plohci:v AL, ilia' are to find resources against /lON ArriaTE say man seriously believe, or maintain, that '' LEYRAND, DEERE% CAMIACERES, and the accomplices, or Ministers, of the Corsican parer, ate to be counteracted or to be ed by the present Secretaries of State, aided the—ecientitie.. and tactical experieuct of i%luteaave, collected rapidly duiing his short, memorable • campaign, in 1793, at Toulon Where is it that Mr. eANNING has pitked up ectiusiatance , with the latigietrit, the interests, the Governments of the Continent ? it composing the papers of " The Microcark" Eton ? Or, at the feet - of Gartratiel, in the I of Commons, and in Downing-street, where Pilot, whit dirt not weather .the storm." him in the arcane of state; in - the depths of 41 the Gulf of Batikruptey," ' , where be had tong floundet:ed himself; and in the secrets of to. reign Cabinet., drawn from the dispatches of Lind aeay.? Is it in the spot less political . fuocedityAseul conciliating talents of t.ord.CerrLyttgricist,. improved by•his parliattient ary uother kingdom, that we ire to hope for the ritrication of Britain, and a cordial 'ninon with Spain ? (Jr - shall.we risfher seek it in the tteconmisclating and pliant parts of the heir of the K seam, initiated in ail - the awful my*. treks osly Imperil - to his venerable sire, wrought up under the stiottodiMie iedividetalit of the present, or Ot . tilt . last ; the Burgs, the Desires, the Itaxnetuyok, sail" the Utummtl4? nut we lune Ilargottsm,.the armament of ttt i t histrifook. Illrissssitiodetifrom the S.Abitsel Stcavvanv •atjAt'4_ ,Aks very nakis,reeailuour indtail,le o!,- fiiy merits,displayetl doe's to ti.e 4eve betty rim '4:himself o'd 'T;:the Galliciu. Our • . apenirdel► yze*.kt . f.s does got alrow us to pionout-det , 'Aleph** Vither. The pa tierkFe nt at the nitinicl rtioni gissivaeto. wlio. hoer Laid the pubic Lonnie, intereitik, sod the public safety, in an lidtir of unprecedented danger, at the feet of All atrocious tyrant, in cr2auferLarnce of their rile roa teas for place and patronage, galls for inglatry.— Inquiry will lead • to tinnisbmit. " Let them lot -shift the ettiiiiinality 'out military officer to another ! They are. the only leaf culprits. Nan that we mein to extend any shield over thrinc3- pecity, the lsavieneei, or the iiwoliceizable .dhlattlienerials.eaaployed in Portegal 4 .':"..We feel 'them in all their extent and migrant/ale. Pot se trace them to their source *et* •.#1 St. Slimes's. . ; To-multrow w# shall piyhtt6 o ltiattiw away a few sen tences no Slr 'hive llattrassme personally ; Not for the puOrtsr:iiCiieasiug a man 'already fallen; but anerely,iwordee tar -whew, that •no Kr nistqs, kaiii%drulatitlieir Understandings, if they had any,C , taiiilak . havear either chosen, or have permitted, snob a ticumel to hate taken any active part au the canapaiirof Pm-taloal. . . a Court of Directors was held at the East India Hoinae, when Capta of in J. TWICEDAit; w 4.4 sworn into the command the ship Perxe verdure,. eonsigpred to Madras and China. The Court adjouriied at nix 13 . C101:k till Wednesday ne•t• Yesterday. a Quarterly General Court was held at the Eat India House, which, after the usual Firms, adjourned sine die. It is now generally understood, that Viscount CASTLEREARD and Lord MCI.GIuvE stood spon sors for Sir I le.w DALE' when he aas named Coininander-iii-Chief of the British troops in Portugal. Hid hls.tesTe's ship cretin.'! h s 171VT1 refitted at Sheerness, and is ordered to bike out I,g;it.i 10; Gottenburgli, to affix to the Boating vessels in dif ferent parts of the Baltic. The Cork paper of the elst, received yesterday states. that Sir DAVID BAIRD'S ENrilltloo still liewisioed there. The Lisbon fleet arrived Con Sunday at Fal mouth, preceded by the Pumsone brig, to -23 day' l' 3 " 11 :4" from the Troo4.—They hay.: on board st set.; of the 1 ' each Officer!: taker. 41 N • • 1 0 41.1tECIA, AVG. 14. - KONDERFI The French army . , nailer the esonimmd of Ilm- siert-a, ret u rned to this eityou the Gth iwit, sod SA t iAyesrut remained here Ave days.. They seised all the Cab JaLT EXPLAIN!: of the Consolidation eutel,r Inch wills coniderebit a . .IbUittiltlf octet' hut from the Treasury ther;hlsl milsfog to rob, ail • -. it had been previously exhaotamlas Tbost • - Ciatra e rendered n the braise Mamionl Toralesia. rimmices;' the soetieolthe !hair . and took 811 lortoperty of Senior alder, lots a 4 i th e nude. which remained there. In the Town...house • sotuttebefir toe m their depredations extended even to the badges sad •••• 4 r . collars worn by the Alwuazils. They also carried collect the. salaams CARTUAGEN A. AUG. tto. attempted. Sir Hew, it Ow tlw 'Mit, the Spanish squadron, under the may hove beau alma a command of Pon Jam Josef Martinez. entered _, • ~„. a , this pert hymn Mahan. It consisted of the Reim , I T"'" Lai" S. Pablo, fileerrero, Asia. and S. Ramon, the Modular" of the the S. Fraxelsoo a Paola having entered a few element, in the midst days before. It is impassible to gire an ides of the after the experience of jog which the inhabitants of this town expressed at the Convention lately • sirugg In our port so important a cart of our navy, the Von Motel' the per fi dy of the most infamous Minister - 4 - -at the oppo ever eisy Monarch employed. had destined for the negociate under the iu traitor lionispatte. It is estnnisliiiig to . reflect on not only the moon, II the variotu incunabulum which have ermisteilintell nature shall b e avo i d , the fortumte deliverance of theas of our . . . the river Niemen, sisal ancient menthe, new almost loy our sreseahrous coalitions with the basest *fustian,. chosen by Ittruarirta On the loth of February the squadron sailed unfortunate treaties, o Tau this port, finder the commend of Admiral o f h a lf he r stresigtl4 a an Cayetasio \ aides, to fano a junction with the bondable' We know French maistlroniu Toulon. in conformity to the orders of the insidious Goilny ; and though they it'd w himsical choice, Earle all due diligence to ohey thew with punctii- and moving scene li silty. fur the orders were urgent. yet htuivet, now of th..i revolutianary ( took cninpassion on us for so 113111 w evils buffered phrase, he felt there during the last eighteen years, aryl dirt not permit dunghill end *e hA that the enemy of the halms' race, who has made . . • • • thatrif gin le.vr and • . sacs progress on the Continent, should acquire ad- ditional meson ef snaking inroads upon the ocean, balloom,, oativo duct I and of enslaving other free and unoffemlingsestiotni; cieity . of Paris, that t sod ore the annual tar. "Immirtlo off Cape St. merest home 'Chan hi Aslant°. a dreadful tempest and smarmy outfits greater Eidiantage obliged it to take refuge 3lejeress, And repair its . • d ravages. _tai nts Mr s After a few days it sailed from llajnece fer,Ttisi, .the , preverts;.• thisicyttl las. but contrary winds previaled ts suds.* ilegmeni fi eld, they gain ti that it because necessary td retort) te.thesatne each A occasions which we ha stead, very much disinagedi Loh it oat being °my" bluebt of Al there to repair their damages, and bean- continti ally exposed to an attack from the English. Vice- toiled be IltlPPoilral to 'Admiral Martin, they staled to Mahon, sheep, for- site party. while A - r Nostril' for us, they remained a long time, Wick- lationary • constitatios aded by ass English squadron ; bed hunt' heen.fer Scale joins our anti) this impediment, the repeated orders of Ittuset .to WO guard our direct their course b, 'Toeing.Wig have .hero altered. An AidesticsCainp of this issue Murat Otton of thlaerrur v tl woe dimatehad Maids, orders; and as, about that 11.- the hest interests time s ear Citic o l oc eateatto had exploded." pat am_ Ais experience, both'S mond e teller° 0w the oltntliodlt 91 ' 8 tout' Commons, insist rrehr Aillinkon, and instreettous for ne Junta immediately deputtsr Captain colly!ruallt . with the Al 3 11 e4b 811 S I E:ale. with orders to the Spanish Corn- • art cmilistirma and a imaider of the squadron not to obey those of the tinuaHy. changing cc riemb Government. Hia arrival was : so nppnr- an d bur hams, a . tune. that the fleet was just ihempteparing to sail, , !Er ,- ects . , must be fans peremptory orders having been received (taut Mu- t* vet le erroduet it to Barecloria.. anit etber ports:— that the Commander Let us admire the hand of Providence, which has be regarded MI a Iwo ordered so many ooeurrenees jrl s,tv;b A..warima .to shit. into Mem bathe preserve. property so twin is that situatio n, 1710!Diti. LVO• who hail taken npllie A letter from the General Of, 7 lyl,itlp ftß'i.sc . , , _ .•_ igio, were evacuated by the Len troops, iiirtit to hi 9.lB *•Pitgo . in l!erit"? '6 lP Ten Oen:Wm of by ossis."—,This vise - 01 the min/ etart 3 YYMVAIW., • —Sir Chador Cotton hod it 'Wet - *Su:M . 46- - - Ate.".9.._ . _ ,... 4 4' 44 "4 1 ."; a * 1 ' 1 " 1 7 ... 4ni t hstileAr . Plessse: a kulcs you • usigocistsssi with thg.itteuian' Admire! . , ir .e. )fo ' il=hilr. :• th n, (dative to the fteet, but •ifttiprot Grtgt F irs. yi t te s ti en i es an d Duiddi:C d( 'I: So n - "M ist° 106'"t• a.` W:.•:7 titficiai Fe trOI. tier 1 tilire ' , r•deyjairqber wen is pososurbisti , ettfe . %image, end enterirk:Oic l ipitita-Itere ril " , . I S• 4 11 0e 9 9.P1P 4 g 1.1101.011- sh e . t I '.. .'ill neatly dirting, wahw4. Eiteileititivl , w ok e 1414 en. tbas.aosid ling.-work any 0 1 - ' not hut* -m- 64 .41iiretellirulgrZi ~ -rwi r. ...... eniposition lo•Vor initnutt . an'i ti*rtus Ilse th opo tia a a ti li,y,„, i b et i h erefo f G,, , . Its ,a(msi.er, premium •Sir Cbstlei (',el6, r tf i li ii.. lw i ich ; one ... des, 4or r i m & ...L. • I•mom.L.a..A . L0a.... .....A *at' •1.... -11iAlitSL.' :., ' . r .-- -..-." .. ''..' ./' .‘ ..11101P"' 'no at ti 1 wh o c t Y. gwrern N. 34114 K h Nlao t call, to Ii nUofth I*, of st ate. to try su. privat e -our,ras In tweet • ws the sold hr CD, laud, wh ou left p en ,„„ It would h e that mi t t thtir sethorig., in tire „,- s s hey or La AL, that i t ETC? D ▪ that TAI, nd the Ishi i ors,iean k m . eircitioresa. 4 aided will set of Loaf II .hart, bw Tot Awn ? itked op his internsts, ar Wal A alai: crotax," 31 the Ifoow where "the iustructrd hs and shoals e be had so secrets of fo. :rhea of Lord ti; It witir or •Q al of