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vs boar I. 23 of then coutlicwori "-- _.• - . . _. __ _______. - e _.___ -.- ----- te- Whims wre Frent4sme n , o ld resister;,: • •.' 3 11 ,. ..e . . • • . - .", TAIWRTE BECOME SHOPK EEP ER. Yet with all these improvements, and notwithstand- . • • -.-.taw_ ing his puffs in the pupers, it is asserted by men of .T 4 IF, j3 . l3,yrisH pRESS. on aocouue of 41orevg, were cue.* i I. ,' ' ee. . ~ • Of all the passions i that rage tattle human breatt jurligtneot• lied - Yeesetab., that he does very lattle real e , --- of Ces.ses ;40 of these so, .. - - t h ere i s no " . 1 . 7 „ t iy. or „,„„ro„, titan Env , ; business, and whnt.he does do is chiefly if not al. LUND()N,. 4 . ',hum or Terceira; bat th e P F e we " l'h ii reip.,,,,,.. 5 t .4 . 0 it !ninon, and corrodes every pleesure. while to its together by engulfs:4On. FOr what succers, say they, MON DAV, Oterueea ea. other foreigners, Mutated to Lisb on ' 1 -. w i jaundiced eye the lairest prospects take the sickly- cutlet a man expect in trade., who ire according to re. fitgates Tile gentlemen who he '''t e i ,; .. . Lliciciat .arit come to ibis s' rear - ' I " hue of yellow. As Neeeesity is the mother of In- post e utterly deficient is, arithmetical knowledge ? Letters have been riceived from Ameterdarn to 4:Lewit t tied , 4... ventinn, so may Envy be celled the pawn! of Ha- Why have the authority of his Wives for saying the 24th intit. I . hey stet , t h e „level of intiti. from the British Minister; soint• of t ee , s , ' tred ; and from this hateful source spring Slander , that lie is acqueinted with:Multiplication ; Fellow- genet , from reds to the I , : h .i m i u, i er , at which first families in Port uga l. T he it ' et mig e apt ship he is utterly a stranger to; and kir we nothing : .. e Conspoeiorshas never hem' attemend to “e Abuse. Injustice. and Falsehood. When Napo.. of settling Partnerehip 'tempts. On the Miter t i me it noes not appear that any account ..r flue b us t. red teeiust them. It Nab k0n4,11. th.t . 1 11 : Writ leon Bonaparte first in derisiou denominated us tie of Buzico had remelted that city ;orlf it lied, ~ however, it must be confessed. that he is tioat is was starred to transpire. French were at Lisbon, Gir t ' were au t Tra a ' irilielel'i " 4 :Wallas of SA•Pkeepere." we imputed the taunt band. :r e , to ei„ uti ",,,,, terc i a t huh u. , who „ s a e Al his bar- master of Addition (vide bulletins) ;of Suldraction Tin lumentalde eunsequeuees of the nienexetion friendly iatimaey with them, tied this • ...i ll . t .., gains at the point of the bnyonet, and paid ite Lead , (ride all the Atoles If Europe); of Divi s ion (ride of Milhaud to France sere not only bit in the tidal been the extent of their ensue. :.ALDINIIt .; what Gold could net purchase. We therefore coo- ditto, end P 4 rlicthrlY eVeraie a" Porto al of su gn , t io„ of mete. but in the estraordinary drelisie paled), . Mtucainnes. and Re'reete. are ' N . , i Awls tented ourselves with the reenter-that if we were . I owner (Mk' his Ile/ ; alill ..1' 1. riotous (rule .11a- of the Public ronao. The tt per Ceute. had Liles' meth Mr. A teTuNtr DU A LtlEto t was S. . :1 0 1 1 v o l t s t t:: : : , i ti i 'i t l . :* b i t i l:L t i ry i li a b . u o d u p ; li E ri l L t l e „ S a lt u o a ' s a g i tt e :7:4 l l : : :h t u t ' . ' t . e . e . u l r "k- , , , ; : 4 1,,../:: : v.li T ia tt ii : Shopkeepers, he would find us. in spite of all his reap. /larterlitz, Jena'. Asperne. and the whale so low us ,. efforts, deterusiiied to keep our Shops. Here the . reor/d).-In ether teepee:6. enough 'is aerie once is • • It is stated, ie aim of those letters. dont no leas% great, little fhith reit be not in di. ass .truces, lien 1 matter rested. We. though only Shopkeepers, thin oaten' I' repel, courier- were imprisoned ut continued to deal with oar adversary in his oats Though a great figure at the head of ali se, he is, in 8.,' allall4. for benne refused to proceed to use armies litetnti " Painter' is, Eurulie ; Ptze the mai...gement of domestic alfors, little better nture Primer; Celestas° and Deem:mem wares, and Trafalgar, Maids, the Nile. and VI- n Spain and Portueel owls dispatches. Hardly than a cypher ; and thusigh he has hitherto hetet rir 'll ed 'he o r n gyc ,ed pi n e esd , 1 a ..i v e . 0. w,t..k d ' ,4 " purbes 1,4, a y en mimes. atferd proof solineat that the rate of Ifr- Otte litestietteer Out of mix, elle take* the route of °m u's. 'lade utile to enfasce payments to hen or debts and d«. change was much in near Geom. Indeed. even No- !lnn mends in money, it is mew probable tit it hr will he the 'eVestern Pyrenee s . is know.' to 'wrist. 0 lii + slant a Alreeta, iskii, poleon himself coarser*. that in war we are cootie e dP e s ee li l li n st in " .4 l. StrO T t l t l i e e r e e lc i : s ort no of7.l l :4 " t i r Y ee ru ills t l ." ;r ir eli alr ih rl e V :e l h C a r i pe arr e i f ve G j ood o it: o t p li e . . , pa le t f e t h :hejap i e ly o rn i; l:: -: tCan compelled to receive a went many clierk4 in which 4 T derider , Love par ; anti when id) battle it conies In Case it will not be possible for hits, to support lois Cu.,v ti the pre.os, there has sheets been among the most are freeptently eittleked and destroyed. August. The Mims frigate. Cotton Lit. forward of ht. ranks a melancholy fell of (Imainne. , - credit much long e r. Yea We h sae a vulg ar saying, when a tJe r "co , con, - intelligence has beets received from Poen°, This In for more pacific Moder or trade ar.• also coutiou. " ' Admire! Hearts had heeds!ol I • n e t l ,ad ie ..t il I a « t : i t ' i t t , e . : . C . 0140A11 , t- the tice n4 t 4 n: u t l i:;:o .- :,. fines the aecompli.ninent of two objects in one Ayres to the 16th August. Private letters state, yipo!•, ed to deal imretlier a little ; and in this, as well 411 1 .1 to proceed iIF the I.b. 4 4 F .. action. that "he kill two birds with one stone:" that the son of General Lt sr tees wini intercepted ut The i in the former, the British were it variably leek - to t k I el of """ in to B ri. o u tt f r! r io r n .nu t r o a r t ztiii .. t u e r4 6 :: Now and in this science it Is that Bonaparte appears to be St. alichelas, by 14 deiale1111191:4 from tint Colon on hedged to be sharp Alloys. who knew how In tarn st that intend. Th e 73,1 sa d 5 Wri , peculiarly dexterous . At that. tieing a military his way to join his tether with a sum of money to . II - 7tt I the penny, and to h orn the enemy. Fiedler. thatgoneute were to embark at the Ca rr, est s i n e ith er lined , a of traffic the adeantor was all on man. be had rely soldiers und,r his command ; , pay t e e troo p s , 1 7 : 4 6be e e n w por E. s ee a a r i r_ t i in v_ed n w fro l 11..0•,, . e th i e rm ale d ive re, f t Nor, and. when be turned !il,lOph-eper. he unto have The iababitents of Monte Vi fem. es well as thnse Gee our side, he at length resolved to take away Lis tees- onnewhat in difficulty fee proper pennon te of Colonia. are state.l 10 be greatly ex:open:4d at awl tom altrigetter , and have MI further &Shag+ its nem u p on t ' hi ' s o v i r t r l i a rv e ii . e i t i o i t t lr . y .:i f s t ig ri employ indtis wince an the new line. as elci . s ! the prompt and vi,;rirons proceedicip of 11:e Joints. situ yr c t u uents, Amu° me n ex eecte . l lions Bombay, s Wee Colonial Produce. such as sugars. coffee. &r--or in into retail huckwers. But n senc l iaig away the Lite Viceroy and Auer:mei, Ter oar Il menufaeturev e such as fiat spirited wile arrant not easily celleeet" • , . has be-lid ay by • curare's antaleatuaraite • floe Coverer,' of to latter place eats even con.!- became We diem end gallant reemer. His invective. became cue , " this t ' service of Napolenn, ere*: dering . the e_ eoedieimy of . a . (nubile avowal of his e n d liu s t t e n e e t i t ir ;' l i y h t e a ; r e ej ro f e ru m il ei l t r i l a ) : ,eti e j i s e d 7 r : • ''' ,. " : l o ' o ' 3 : more strong. Ids aLum gathered new fate, his suli. we anus seer .° the the od lsle Of Franck are f of the leth . o June , ate . ilia tures of the most wonderful anomaly, and a SIL sentiment% end the propriety of making s one hostile acrimony imbibed additional violence. mid we I emus compound between War sad Trade. War movement.. when his designs were frustneed by the .. found out that all his former enoili t el se r ene from pia; . t h e aerie l a 0 war Ire; in Part INwahas is their trade, and their trade is a user . He has his sudden appearance of a military foyer, end he was , 1.41 pure Eery-that be did not call us Shopkeepers the* t;: . e rP isteee p i r e en tyl a i rr i e n , d of " l6 .V g a u s n e s A ; ei th o e r • L t e 4 ei s r, " r ' , f .' h .:: lieminee he disliked trade. but herouse he rimed armies of custom-house officers, biocesneering for compelled to seek a Sety in flight. wealth and plunder; his mercantile a g ents and -moo- the grapes were sour, hated the trailers, and in fact Some of the ',Ministers remained in town rester. guns, anti an annuli gun-brig. Tne Itavle ei t Daaaniers are trading armies, ~eking the same longed most vehemently to tarn Shnpkcrprr him- . id e i Iv • Is i ." d i fe e „,„, day, in expertetioil of the arrival of dopatehos from to sail for France in Aegust ; the other, sal IS self. On this spVCII heti . ..), ha. began in no erre lio. el The intros u° - w ith a 9 I.he 1 . . . y : err ! losever, diem.. sail upon different cimzee ;as we. also the dieir, Lord W ELL iN GTOII. The •kh is suspended from the rime belt from T nourable way, by depreciating the eomturdities and .. which Mines the cartouelie - baa • the pistol and pointed in common with the . &die ; and from the of 44 guns. from the black !toe% Taere *en sr r calionnweiug the clew:tellers of others es'eldished unfevoureblc state of the e in•l, some days may LI sail of prize at Port ri,spol: rm, and there sue I n the pen err ski ig together. %V . e here earting of before him, and particularly by slandering eh. good leper without the expected arrival. tho e Yowls r.reparing tor a roya l e' to France .o‘,,a. il , i old Finn of Joan Ball and r„. To listen to this teonP% lied etw ' iene of D°"ttieti; pasts military e and comme.cial; seizures by the snlrdery ard luadleeer4OeS. The Ciartion,e wooed Eet !..., if 'lithe new Shmikeeper's dark onsiouationa , broad hint*, ' ' ' We have ,retired Germ en Peepers to the „ en %cur .... . ljtli mei:errs by the aril power ; cnntrilmtim soil con- . ... , nu g for aga ir 1-s in. The Belats,.al snit someiinie• open ocros nnois one woold hare 13ra i ns gut.-All BON %PARTE . % rrrOliltiOrle ' in- ' no fiNeerieo ; bankruptcy sod lelynnen teed to the . r Y Minerce frigate, anti Vivito. corvette, eel , it fr .m t Sim thought that the good Old Finn was on the very , . , Kings. Queen.. mid Princes are in mien'''. Oa d I m r e.l. J an t 'crews Of regulation.. and gene- Isle of Frame', line 14th of NI rch;an len toe lit • lite eve of bankruptcy, and that their news won't! the 1 Ith,, BFlett sowerc, the new Crown Prince el of April, . s .• • '. IL "' captured the Ocean, al Pethehle.n. r . rneutal ordery, are. in goat of effeet ob.‘e appear its the next Cazette. Having by these re ' le g % . 1 ' Sweden. arrived at liamburgh, on his way to Swe. f rom Ch i na. • 1 • solemnly kindle. A comoni•sion iit the coa st army which left tams criorm: in E. Lu l l ties „ raw. e st thought, shaken the een e det • • • den. We early foretold, that he would lose no • • 40. 5. list e 7. fir the outward-tram' (-mad ere. sIR is. in feet, n licence to trade; am: I a licence to trade heretofore bad by customers in the old Firm, his time to ease the silly old King of the carts of go. •-• • • are, I evo sail of the line. and sir. sal frigates, wear del - is • nithboyeomminion i s, even* lilac:. ofcommerce. next trick was to try to set himself up in buttons, ... el i of. • , . . termaent. It is wed he is appointed Generalissimo ex reed to ariee from France. lt is tonal e l l is ' et witn agents tee oar description. mod winch was uo easy task, 'tenet lie had neither cetii- of all the Swedish tweaks ; which be will, no Pe. d d ' h gs that - agents of the other, tioi. new Shopkeeper has e te. r. consi ere , both in Indot and at t e Cape, tel nor credit. No one would trust I ' with s doubt. n learn to direct to his own purp the conquest of the Isle of i rauce will not prove 7 trivial to get all the Colowal Produee of the Conti- fertliiieg, and he had uo oroparty of his own to The Ex-Queen of CI ..OLLAND is going to Paris. and •slar . . . ... .. aro non his own hands. He will sell it for his . very difficult. produce go me f ur sale. ill thi s dn. mina. wlson. the Count ST. Lett. the Fx-litog. left Toplitz in The 01041)4 left at S.. Helena, the Sir Juts ' 4 2 ni lament, arid invent new stratagems to ob- would have illacouraged any comfu , n rogue, our " n en " the beginning of this month for Gratz, to shit the • e ed - - • h••he et . "al I i f Thus I Isla more gee ens uit er else preteuces. tes SW, • awl Rebecca. born Coat at , 1 ar p. m nee Simpkeee •-,•t his wits to work, and ling 4 Emperor of AUSTRIA ; after which, it is said. he bo le . m orn i n 4 1. 1 ' heineller thinks to rival the fair trade of Britain ; gnat, an_ two ot he r country Sal 1 f i clever I'. blow, tie soon suceeteled. by one of the will proceed to France.--Therepudiated E Empress, bound to Elielaad vial but surely the wisdom of oar forefathers shall not eoseentee fires to e . e _ e _ ~ _ most dexterous scheme, ever devised. /Levine neummatei. 110lIAPAIITS is • . Ile' now be discovered to be folly, and the present great infloence veer the Custera•lnetim Officers and et itleiltly afraid that others of his Royal brood may Extract of a letter Goan an Officer belonging t generation be doomed to see it proved. that honesty to nue of the Highland Regiments tervisg is ite 1 Board of Nlanageinent in the poncipel tre.ling follow the example of Brother Lucite, and take No . we shall not be Firma on the Coatieent , which dealt with the huger is trait Use beat lifilic3%-%tug. Same of them he will, therefore, endeavour Lord Weeternirrom's army. dated Torres Vedras, Ni condemned to witness roguery completely and a, 1810.--• I have just time to Whom of John Pull and Co. he precureil a hese) , ditty ..1 to conciliate ; other he will watch more el ly. An October ultimately successful, though ruined on the 40 per tient , to be laid me all gootbs when. his in-erti,•le from Denude states. that the English had you, that after a mercii of fire dms to Crnallia err highest stale. Even though the great Emperor from Lisbon, we received the inolligence of ee Lome* emended. pretending that the permitter mode an atempt to surprize the Polish troops at be turned a swtodler a smuggler, a mono solhe would be of mooch owe to the State ; that it would • I • . the point of the lele of Ilela. but failed. M 4111.1:NA heving attacked Lord WELMOTON or a forestaller. and &register, he shall not succeed in with 30,000 of his choicest troops in Isis centre and r dedroy the trade of J. Mill and Co. and eneeur et e hi. neferioas practices. 'Tardy Justice will at We have received by the Misdoing*. the Sydney etee. .1 : i__ - "re-: slow mine mean time sent round LoniWtie an tlie ineennity of his and their own people. Tile length overtake him, and the crimes that would Ga:ettes to the sth of May. Lieut-Gcvernor Coto LIIIGTO:4 ' s position an eqeal number, who multi -''' se.pomce of this measnre was tireci.ely what lie had anticipeted. The ow .of th _ ends were draw destruction on a lowly beat, shall not escape tins died at t he S ett l ement of Hoban? on the 44th hi s l e ft, an d got i nto Isis rear, which obliged Ls unable to pay the immense tee leid „ s t one them. " n7 ' een " en t! ' eetn " of a Sovereign! of March, whilst siting in his c h ar cenversing Lordship to retreet. The enemy were completely . e , Ten new occupation of Bonaparte must. aft er with his Surgeon, who had weeded him Jenne a ant they wire immediately seized for the benefit routed when they *tucked, with a very few of ie.:: el of Napoleon's new shop, and led eiel fur sale id) all, form a omegas, monist with that occupation short Blues. of six slays. His funeral as. attended corp.. moil witn astonishing shonghtert. the enemy which is gone-Trade! trade! his whole soul is by all the Officers of the Settlement, Leu.enant e ito G enera l e tll I v .1.. v aisgeta, loom' led, and prisoners, gni his worehonses. By these cheap sueins fornisheil with ds, miring swindle. , the pour merchant, now bent oil trad.! Nod we no lenge? hear of the Loan, of the MIMICS, folloallig the later as Chief needy 6,0e0 men iwe lost a foe Officers, slue oars : I I warlike Chief leading his armies to glory and to Meunier; upwards of six hundr..l persons M- out of their wares. and the trethhe opt of the duties. kills el, and about 601/wounded. We are in full rim . e victory. The laurels of Blum° and o f l'Ativers tended to pay the last duties of respect to their treat; terrible weeeller, motheig to eat, and wet to I. he hopes an doubt to under.ell hi. rival. and are left for other mesions of Fortune to rasp, while revered commander.-The lifcreury schooner arriv. . the eke) fur 'ix days. We make oar final stand st ;. pocket all the enormous prnfito la onneenee her h"A lii favourite has converted the caddie of ed at Sydney oil the 4th of :%lay. with a cargo of of his plan. we now hear of the trade c a r r i e d o n heMars. to mile.' frieto Lidice]; and you may expot ; the war-horse into a covering for his writing-stool- pork front Otaheete : she brought ac the this mighty Peelle, at all. the w a kes, f a irs, a nd counts o f to !seer of as ',toady en eueememeat as has linen 1 his tent into a counting-room-la + columns of continuerce of the cisil liars Leffler', P ole l fou ght • A • The British •in I'lo t marts span the Continent. He sell. tee, sugar, red in motoon bones.are troops into columus of figures-his is red into a and Lie subjects. Whilst the Draaiedary lay at So.d. • • • • • - and I sre 11 pill 14•11d4 of groceries wholesale and retail-but sot swots, uotoothstandsng our privations, rey-goose Sail{-his Menthol's truncheon into a Hey ' a fire broke gout on 1.°4t4 :i' ,n in the lower tier , certain of the utility of our Commander - in e iLr A . zportation, as he has not yet snereetled in the convenient rule, with oh:. h and with his iron stile which commie,. stoat five to tort svo ' cloa at norm. It! „ sr s4, if h e w i . i s d,,,, n ee i will receive a. cow- , Sot pping company way. When hos presto! stork he draws the Inert in I. book iestead of lines in Eight feet end a I•alf depth of water we. ititroeuce.! te l • i l All the h fade, he Mrs fogad out a method of moving his cue- piety a tri:lnn r ui ng as ever general receive . tomer. with the l es t record sugar made fl own b.et. the field, and tray thence he will still to note with I into her hold by scuttles cut in her ..Jee, pu m ps, to :ntre from Conn:rot to Matra is water; the is,- I of iron r Lockets, Ke. It was only by th e molt i ntrep id ex-I habitaets all gone for Lisbon; eod in a few dm s of 7 .not-with hyson of broom leaves-with coffee • rod • singer does he peruse with anxiety the re- cations she was rescued from d t •ea rumor'. Forte- s h a ll !hive 70,1,03 British and Pertuguese to receive ft ',m ionneoheatis--with Jewsn's bark of beret fee. turn, h of the slain and tl l ie list r of the f wounded : tritely, her powrier bad been deposited in the Go- th e eit , 413% . s . l s eery strong poili f ion . I t wo uld be 1 there-awl lien English broelleelath from sties! A ors od are the Ce li a r t ts of d l bo t k etu .. d. the d un d erlie ti vernment magazines, or she mint have blown up.- Mei e.litile if I was to i .form you of the truly due Ito eine, he has as marry eabstitutes as an apatite- • a. fir no drawee (upon his credit or an tomer _ prices. • ii ruptties, on en ii. nut Accounts had been received at Sydney of the loss of treesing scene of men , women, and childree. Ira • or rather her : so f persedeoses-He die s til ton inquire the number , thee Mary whaler. Captain SIMMONU% I et: the filet eelling in all moon. rof vehicles, and implortng tradesman) that they are all as geed ser then the or'eroal articles, as in towel past ma. of but t I prisonersthe n u m ber t b a e k r e o n f , all arr e s p a r n i , mo i ii , s he wh d e , re 6 co tr nti c n o ir si !, co l d o f N ee z ea l an o, wets 110 tons of sperm cif. i , success far the Bullish arias, when they fall in with 1 cur were eared Ly • vessel in rominity, sup- our c dames . I cure not two...pence for the men; niefactured and sold by 801 l and Co.' !-It is most i senotonn is h m given WIT to confi.entia: 1 - 1, who . T . poet. to be the inspector, Copt. W %LIM-Aver- • bnt the Iwo nen and children, who are brought ii I woodeeful dna ingenuity, being once set agning. hi ; t I have " bil e' ' to leer tins 1 ie p 1 00,10 at notitimp Not 50i.4....1 with the., improve. ,sit , n studious e etre c • age prices of articles in Sydney. M•sy 4 :-threw! I their dislr-ss through the amhitints of a sermatineee wehave t longtime contrived to soneggle Purtitemoe troops ;40, motto'', pork, and beef. Is. 61. per Pe ; , despot. enrolees he beyond deo riotion.-.I onlydweshe meats In the ili•ect line of his business, oe his oak.. not bong aaa. inten....4 lis English uniforms into the battle Of Buz IWO, is ~as., 6.. maize, 6.., potatoes, 15. 6.1. per cat. ;. I r ee l., get ...tem' ye pied of lima, at the he + d 1 heard . that . 1 , . 1 ! employed in sorting t itterer and allspice. end mak- fowl., 11. each ; ecirt, 4.. 6J. per dram. ' tny grenadiers.'" a ,n e ar of bluntly iep rocsee a ith lightning. Li ease Im g tie . lir a.. w h en lie might to he practising . . . "tut el Breintave. Gitcninr of St. ten' elripowd..r. wheels at scarce ; aed we are ssoired i tare and fret at the head of 100 army. No thought IVe Wye the best authority for meting, that the 1 Sr' • • ' ri cent'. is eritiel in oven born tliet islet' . teat it tilers the stone a firm relish. and splits it as to lien n e , . of . alleged Conspiracy in Portage! fins been greedy ex- 1 ' Fi h .0,1 ire e gavn on the tomeporteo on artillery A number of ve.sels Wen with ..ne te p • ac's-e-:• as if renew by Tiede, sod saw. like our AM i ammunition-the cartage I. f tel ta d eagerl • S entreated. The papers are misinformed which or 1 ,,,,..„r e ~.. e „, he o % endeavenrol t'' "ter sk. e:a ill !;•i . 1•71 tratatl.:...•ti •rehenne The sooty defect steted that the L ac i e g a h a d brou4',t some of the 1 port of Pill .u. hut were weeoed off by Ow P r ": 4 mere agreeable apeculatiouoothe trade in human here Loki rd letr,..loott en OW iti•••tillOti i., illld a t or el •torm is i flesh and bleed has been mope:verb dhe the trade C on ro t ors to Purtemon th. She s.niltd from Lis. ehatu e.. Th ',' ,'","" ;ect de 7 n e wt ,e ' ' Pli ii r t t r ° o h re e ver awl' eet .1.4 y• is he 1,.. I; loss, hoteeve.. Comi . li r fr'nr! " 1,, ..waele and mob'. and the hi .hest aural Ilion boo with the Amazonian Portuguese frigate under 1 the ' tem. " " ' n " . ''.7' a %.:. 1,1 • ',i v 0,1 -Teeny censures it by a,ettig---.' •• eif . 1 envie sop ley ...eel,: double sides wlwio the weeiher of th- f.'oneeritr stems to be, to beco ‘ ine the Ce . reier couvoy for the Weiner's Isle+, having 73 persons of h as t e o l tem orller ley ,oretittig them te e 't - '' a ' ea f.eoitretei ttaa%u.naltle. sea /ace:lent:, 1.4.1 1 . of Earepe ! differtut uatiotes and diserptsees ve boar I, 23 or I then coofiscatiee .iteeni."