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FOREIGN LVTELLIGENCR. PARIS PAPERS. lIIAPLIIS, MAT 5. It is said that His Majesty will set out for the Calabria*. on the 10th or 15th of dila mouth. The fortress of Santa Maura, after teu days bom bardment, has been oblird to capitulate. Accord ing to the terms of the capitulation, Geoterel Oleos and 21 Officers have heed brought to Brin ing in an English flag of triter. Oa the 3:1 of Will month there way rather a serious engagement between the flotilla of Ilia Majesty and a large Eaglaili frigate ; after a militia of three hams the enemy retired. We have to regret the lan of many brave men, who fell io this action : it took place near ILLYRIAN FROVINCF.S, ♦ARAM, APRIL 13. had The report, according to «Inch the Freuch takeu the Fort of Czettin by assault was pre mature. All the Turks , in the vicinity having t e„,,, a rms, the French thought it prudent to ss::lidrair the!' troops to near Carlstadt. However, this fcrineutatoni of the Turks had its sourer ouly in the avarice of the Cornmaudant-Proprietor of this code, eho appealed to the religious principles of thr Mussulivans. according to whioli the ground uu which a mosque has stood, must never be ceded. But the Pasha of Trawnick. informed of these sh .,„&r., word it to be declared to the Marshal indie of Ragusa, that the Sublime Pune. entirely di,approiiag these trouhles, had sent to the Pasha on order to urrest tile authors of these troubles and to deliver them up to the Freud). The Pasha pro ' raised to execute this order as speedily as possible. and, at the smile time, engaged the Marshal Duke of Its use, to take powession of all the strong cas tles ceded to Frauce by Austria. lIIIIIILIN, APRIL 1. rection of Corfu, and nearly in the mouth of ►he Gulph of Lepanto. It was formerly called Leis cailia, and is eepaiated front the main land by a narrow channel, the work of art, execotxd by the Carthuguliatis ; or, according to other accouut!, by the Corinthian.. 'lbis channel. whirls di volts it from the Coutinent. is not more than fifty paces in breadth. The island produces fruits of various kinds, corn, wine, oil, and has fius pastures, but its priuciple article of trade is wilt. >iants Mama, the principal town, is ►trong. both from art mid nature, and contains shout tioou inhabitants. It also possesses an excelleut haibour, called Port Drepsno. From all these circuit).- stauces. it muy therefore be considered an acquisi tine of some consequence.—The following is *cor rect etsuineration of the different corps, compris ing the force specified, and the respective strength of each employed in the expedition:— Ruyal Artillery . 35 th Reaieneat De Rulle'• -- Royal Corsicans 440 —.- C. Free Corps ten Grecian Light lufautry 430 M It:rimers Dragoons - Royal Engimeas Tula] lug The Grcciau Lien Infantry Regiment. men tioned in this list, has been raised, embodied, sud disciplined, by Major Cullum of Cork, still ren dered fit for service in a very short ; it is now under his command. The adjourned debate upon the Catholic Q . *- lion will lie resumed II is evening in tie [louse of Commons. It well thought that it would stand over until next week, on account of the in•lisposi lion of Mr. WINDHAM ; but there it no realau for soy such apprehension, as it is nut prulnilde that he will be little to attend in' his place this Session.— 3 „ 4 2 • 7" Vt us 0 „ EXTON HOC'S E. About five o'clock. ou WedneAay morning. the ancient infusion of the NoeL family, et F.‘t.lu, near Stamford, was discovered to be on tire: liehsre any assistance could be procured the diunit.r..um, drawing.room, library, and all the spay mem, im mediately adjoining, were in flames; and a blunt time only had elegised before the whole of the r..oins, east of the great ball. were a heap of There was not time to save any part of the valu .tilr library, which together *kb the whole of tie liar. niture. and some expensive pictures (among which colt a landscape worth 1000 guineas.) were entirely desttoyed. GAIII6IIOROLIGII ' S Woodman. awrrnwly escaped; Paid NORTHtOTeII admirable painting of Captions Eng/sfield is the Veltas'', toged.er sitn a few others tat the eitiesisiec collection. were not saved s idiom extreme difficulty. 'pm loss cannot yet be ascertained, lint from appearances it moist be very great. About half of the biome is com pletely in rums. Only a very small *nut as in sured. 1.10 morning, Dm NJ A.IV.sTv. tlip Duke of Can. tottitu.s. and P.iric At.i.uivct nio,l Sornt.s. ac• eurupaisied by Grorrals GARTH .00d ri tutor, Col. TAirroo, and Lady Cu 11.% Lit, role in the Octet Perk till twelve. On Hi. AlArErry's return from Lond•ni to Windsor, on IVeilstrattay.eyeniox, he %%cut to Prin ces,' MULL, A ' S, where he i.toirt up..ards of all hour. The report or lost trioniing sip., her Royal High ness is much the lIIII4e Us trater.lcy. Vl'iMue.rlar strewing, Sir Ilardav list.votto ar rived st Windsor, and inept with Poincess Amit.t.ta all sight. Last morning lie returned to Lou.b•ii. Lord Stuirours has trktu . a bombe In 114ker street. The Countess of Etsgg's card-laity, 14st night, was wended by the l)•acirrs Dowager of Nlati- CHUM, Do..thess of N k.WCAITLE. the Md,eh•o oeU Dosages of BATU, and several whet rrsuus of &amnion. TO TILE EDITOR OF THE DRITISII /'RI SS. Am—Allow me to oak, thromb the medium of your widely-cirealat lug Paper, of the Managers of r Fowl, funned ennit Noermlier lust, for defrayaret the expenses of pn.sc• rations almost the 0. I' 'it how aid when the money thus eolleeteal has been disposed .f I ea,: induced to give ►ome thmg on the OCCilbi1)11, mail thus eonaider myself ratified to a equest an explauutton from any of )our rorrrspemdebis avian may Imre been let into the secret; of aback woolen. oot Your tomb!: servaut, ' ;ALL. Tuesday, Mai :it. . _ POL/CA. GC IL DUA A WOUII/111, who lives in St. Gargi•if reads, seas appre, Leaded by t:ollitighatrue, and the Be.itila, of Gestic MaYl lB .l Ward, on u charge of cruelty towards - 14r slaughter, si and of wan yea:: old The aria of Mrs. Brairrigg, of itotnrioiss armory, would fade, uo coutpurisuu with the cruelties ex. c Ctaed on the peseta solo. innate Mlle sufferer, nho, Jt sone:it, lies in a &arrow stake in ht. barlli..h.!..cit's Hos pital. .The eitt:d was abandoned t.as .Suudiy s ..... g, last, its Castle Berard tVard, slier 114 , 911 A Lear its ouratu.rat retreat. The Gurnee Levine Urea eusonotteff int the city, nee Prisoner war taken by C..lll4.l,Uurrtit., beforo the Sitting Alderrau, at Grilditalt when Mr Lark, a 1011- • beittagilbg Eardwattpen's Mantua., nod serest usher iespertabte winnows attended. wlw Jtscr,lx•d the sbuebit.g state in aibteh the child tier lies Priseuer was eutrissit tat for future reatairatan. LAW IN LLIGICNCE. COVET OF CO3IXON Pt.eAs, Warta: sans 1 31 . 4114 Siltivs at Prima. before Lord Chief -hula AlAw*rgaiD. nyr .. v. 'MOUNT wwaas•s*. The 1.1 votar keeps • Cid curiosity skirt. in Butel-vtreit. It upproted th-striseonuteo• Du - gaunt 1111 l iu At%Omit lost,!Dutch/owl r set of curious u:tl chine (rout the Platutiff, fur tun guittrati.; whet& they mere seat home. her !Ad./ship toed their' her mina, +tad would only cuttoeu. to kce,,.a - p4rr of the chau.a. 'fhe Platiotiff inetsted oU her kee;t ism the whole; on which she sent Vinyl oil back •-te Tin* 'tenon wee brought to recover 1001. the per ch..se money. Mr. Seri. ant Bcrt contended, that the Nolle P{riot{ti war istot obliged to lw atu.trenttrle. fie was not privy to %be aud blukeu alma could nit be cots•ttlere/f The distutharres which had bioken out in Ser via, in consequence of the new capitation t 'x, wed otber grievances, are nearly appeased. The indi gent class has been exempted from this impost, which has been levied with the greatest rigour on the other classes of inhabitants, who had refused to pay it. The chiefs of the retolters, and dime who had taken past in the plot concerted by Mille je Petrowits against Cremey Georges,are all arrested, and will mon be tried. 'that Commandittit. who ban been deposed last year, fled in the begin ming of March from (Mean to the Austrian terri tory at Jocows, but, on his arrival here, be was sr• mud on the demand of the General-in-Chief, and, after some examination, sent to Peterwa►adie. Citny Georges hos returned with his family to Topois. ORBIT, M tli g. Y.stertfay attired Itere.theletter of marque, No. 1, traiumu Lange Rale ley ; she left the We of France on the loth of February. On her passage she toil, oti the 31st of March, sod resonated fur 50,000 plasters, the Portuguese aliip the St. Ca- Owlet., of lisitou. and on the loth of April she took the Sluttish ship the Esperap:a. laden with 44 bows of pieties. besides cochetille, indigo. rod This slaip sanonsees the strived at the Isle of Frame of the Portuguese frigate, the Mistreat. liken by lbs Majesty's frigate Le Bellow. anti the rr.capturr of the chip Le Iterememe. anti a corvette, which lied hero erpturert by the English. Nur IHEATRE ROYAL, COIWNT-CLIRDEN. 114 pnseat FRIDAY, May es, Iglu, will be meted MACBETH. Marbeilt,‘lr KraMe; Harden', Mr C Kroslde; Baarop, / 11 rSlu „ ay.Macbeth, Mrs. Sitlikma After •hiek, Cie this night utile, PFRSONA 110 N ; OR, FAIRLY TAKEN IN. Lad Mary, Mr C. It:rumble; Lady Julia, Mrs C. Kradalc. Tu ehkb will be added, the Farce of LOVE A-LA MODE. 114 Arch, Maraarrasus Mr. Cooke; 'Squire Green', Mr. Liars. Charism, Moo Lags*. A UM Musical Allerpiere,aad a sew C.easedy, called The IVkl"e's OW! Sea, are is rehearsal, awl will be pi.A.lucert u :401110, p.. . L YCEUM 11 rrtnlet !peck! Licenee of f the TUF. LorJ Cbantbei lain ) 114.11 weent FRIDAY, .Nei. 2s, lit.), will be ark. THE SCHOOL FOR SCANI)4L. Sir 'Her Trask., Mr. Wrniiehten ; Caliche Serrate, Mr, I.ldy 1,1.04 I)uo.:.in. re which nth be added, Ike 31naicel Rntttlaiootent of KOSINA. L Mr Phillips; Vl;Mimi, Miss Kelly. Liaise, MN Phoebe, Mrs. Bland. .• Tie OtTwe vt tio4 to rentu....l to No. la trawl, stray opptr.s to tie Lyceum Tim stye. 1 1 1 0 BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, ER AY. btlit-15. e lately announced, that a British force hail P.orte.led against the island. of Santa Mauro, in the. ore. It ended Grins %tote, no the istli and muster! of 2179 men, under the , o , :ntlitud of lingadier-firuaral Oaaald. Lvot r , cumeth Pant Papers to. the 17th meant, h^ta one or whit s. tce find, that the Enteriorsge a', emaratli with succria. An article. dated the Stli inet. etatei , that the town of Santa • capitulated, after a bombs:4,llra of ten ...,1 shut Genvnit CAMS, stint t.wetity • In tow %wince of the terms of catitulat ~,,,, Lunted at Briudi•i, en the Neapolitan (note. Saida (ti aura lira a t t• a north ef Ceptlat:l3l4, to the di, Ilia complaint is, we understand, a cancer in the thigh, fur which he underwent an operation on Sunday. fie bore it with his churaeterisbc forti tude, cud is, we are happy to say, in a fair wuy of recovery. The business of the Horse of Commons last night sheeted that the Session is near its close. The 01414E61.MA' of the Excinsuca brought dawn the Message from Hi. MAJESTY. usually made at the eve of a reee-s, reptestin a Vote of Credit, to enable him to meet any %informer's ex peare that may occur in that inters? it. The late d:scontents in the West Mendip Some r ret Local Nlilitis, quartered at Bath, appear to have been of a very serious nature. Colonel Itoaea•, the Commandant of the regiment, has paid:B4l.ft ass advertisement in the Bath papers, Isom which . the following is as extract: • " Whereas various seditious and heliostatss els/Jeans in this city have, by threat end by entreaty, Weis endeavuoriag to seduce the men of this West-Mendip Somerset Local Mi litia, under ley command, from their allecimice to their Sovereign, and from obedience to their 011icers, maw; every means within their power totted the same ; and whereon large mobs have rseciabled to support this system, which have attempted the lieu of Officers acting in the discharge of their duties; I hereby offer a reward of Fifty Pound, to the person who will faintish me, publicly or privately, with the means of making due example of any our who may have been endesvostriag to incite the men to mutiny ; and a Re ward at Twenty Pounds to any one who will 111111 e the per gola who has, in any one instance, been seen it, 110.0.• a stinte, boor, laudgeim, or dirt, at any officer of the regiment, or a Noy other officer essistiog lune in the discharge of his duty ',rah rewards to be paid on tone's:tom for each offence, by use .. The bigliiing for the Irish Loan trink place gin Monday last, in Dublin. The suns va.lteri war 1,500,01101. grad the terms were f. r every 1001. 1201. 31 per Ceut. Stuck, autl the biiWmg to lie in Trea sury Bile. The bighting' were— Ileresf..g.l and Cu Luke t tulle . 2 6 This bidding was lint lime rt.d. The patties afterauril. bid conjointly ell. Irra. which was also re fused; the Loan, therefore, as. no effected. Letters from Spain announce that Ilia Majegy King Jusevit arrived at Seville, the 12th Apra.-- The t ivil sus& military authorities of that city, an I an irameii.e multitude of people, had come out :ft inert His MAJESTY, who I al an oppouunity HE judging, by the joy which his !cunt inspirr,t, of the glinf occasioned by his absence. 'the streets of Seville were covered with rarpet, and orosinen - ed with flower., and numerous orclorst rar were dis posed on the King's passage. The Eliza Packet is arrived at Fs'neath from New York, which place she left mi the Gth last. and sailed last from Halifax no the flue laws brought by she Mail will he deltas:red tlii• day. Wit hare received some inure Portuguese Porters to the 13th, cunt:strung accounts Erma Spain In the Bth instant. The spirit of desertnip, prevalsiit us the French ■rsny, hiss ericouritged the Superior Junta of C..stile to address a Prni lustrous') to tlwia to encourage that propensity. It confluences wish a ,e.' v s of arguments to prove the twines* of the ern-e fur widish they tighf, and CMICI Oaf, with an utter atilt: most generous hospit.ility, and a reared of luo livers tourrinir, besides the value of his miss and horse to every soldier who desert.. a ih 1111 as surance of a safe preettge uy are. to alt ttever place he wishes to be carrier:. _ _ _ - A v , s el arrived nu Wediteo..liy from O-tend. f ront ahem e site ssik-i oat Satorthty. has brought itttelliAtoce Vett MOM aI•AUTs •111.1 Is, Vstio•Ort were eXpettrA th , In ott the f“ . .l)Aili t ;',l.,y. They rimed Christ the toitlrlle of lag week, ht re they seyaa rated ; li r Motjesty to iai;oect s nine of the tte,:tha bourou4 end the Frool.r. ye , to ru o-N..1 to Urogo i o. likts :CARTE listewled to r , j , l to 1. , . szt4 tow:.,auk: tioo:q Nutt to Oatrui. The Eirl and Countess of Damn are expeated to leave wan. next Tueaday, (or ;heir br.t su Lau eashire. fir the seLokou. Earl ava:aoa ►s esperted to-atorrow, at his house iu 11.7p,irr aosernor-orret. fro is NeW mu►lt«t. The Goan eve of Saarratavair gate a grand ball wad +upper la•t 'sight et her I erase is I't,rtlau.l•place. The tables ►t ere set out for to° prniuus, mud w. re demisted with gnat taste arid cle4itiii.e. The company did not assemble ten o'cloik. and supper wne ordered at two. Atn•tagst thr - nututrou+ i ii rit e li ous were the Dueled-es of REDFORD. biRMLASTLE, Kwitny's- BEAL h DO/Lik.'f, Va CAsTailiS i SOMIAILT, fit. , O c:►MT, Mr.Mournys I'm his dispnwil of his voluilile emote in Arlingtou--trert owl Piccadilly.. to Mr. DUNCW.IIIE, 01 Doutimir-pirk, Yorksiine. The private eicercisica of benevolence and charity. it is "LsPlbwielp orver rilwilied, or at !rut eiereded, the extruded philanthropy of tile present time. The last mrrivalb to. U it h are— Lcsiy Bmltb, Slr VV. Johnson, Major Fisher, Dr. Vomiter, Rev. Mr.. Mattock, Rog. Mr Colston, RCP 31r, Borrow, Capt. Vygyag, Capt. Paget, ('apt owl Mrs Burke, Lieut. Lewis, Large. Criss,. Mr. sod Mrs. Bins.., Mr. anal Mrs. Celveit, Mr. and Mien °stigma, Mr. and Miss Ldwards, Mr. and Miss Mosey, Mr. Mts. tow, Mies Hodgson, Mr. Mn and Miss Pickering, Mr. Fairfax, Mr Wingiure, 31r. GAL Mr. Aekerlcy Mr. Cuckbore, Mr. Hill, Mr Pigott/ Mr. flebilisni, Mr. itaker, Mr. Newton, Mr. Atkinson, Mr., Wilmer, Mr. Cosesideia, Mr. Evans, Mr Illorgan, Mr. Cavenagk, Mr. Curls, Mr. Kum, Mr. Cox, Mr. Franklia, Mr. Ivie, Mr. What. y, Mr. Mainiell, Mr. Agility, Mr. fkmes, Mr. Molloy, Mr. Parker, Mr. ' Vilest,. Mrs. Chermil, Mrs Totieubngs ' Mrs. Hirkrtts, Mrs. Slade, Mr. Pugstord, Mrs. Gosling, Mrs. 014basst Mrs. Itus., Mrs Hugel, Mrs. M'Aliyeornbe, MrsAlweloston, Mrs. Ponstrubl, Mn. Walker, Mrs. Smith, Miss IlarroPulh Mi-s Rum, Misa Sherwood, Visa Gairett, Mies Fruit:Alai% Miss llotbani, Miss Palmer, Le. Le.. . . _ . On Tuesday last d. near tows. inthe Ggth year of his age,theCheyater F:n*, rutineiralde es a pe lineal character, and Ckurtre des Afitiret in this country• front the Court of France. but more so on account of the questionable gender to which this extras-dime% character naturally appertained. It will be in the 'recollection of many. that about 36 years ago policies were opened toascertain the sex of this extraordinary non-descript, to the ain - niiit of 240,0901: which were eventually decided, and upon a Surgical Certiticate. after personal exami nation, that the repined chvvidier was a female. The French Phy.4. nn PLIIIIIIELESS, however. who at tended the chevalier in his hist innatent., and evi mined the body on Its thesoltition, now pitiltiVely declares, slier the strictest anstonitcal that it to reality proved lobe the body of a perfe( t MALE! We are happy to state, that the orphan family or the late Rev. !slr. WILTos, u clergyman ill Hamp ahi►e, which we latchy not ced, hay • la-en since ro tated for liv the liberality of a Britian Within a few weeks of his death, ILs wile died in chtld•bed.—That child, with ►even other., were left totally uuprovided kr; the public extended their lilwrwlity to the amount of four %boatman! pounds for their support ; aiid, fortlie:, to their honour, the Cler,zy Milli in Charity have provide" for two. Six Indira 144111 have adopted the other six r•h'ldren. We hare great pleasure in stating. that the Right 11.611. Wu. Wtantfast is declared by the Faculty attending, to he out at all (linger. Bushey Park was crowded with c•-tnpany on Sal tunlay last, to aitn•••a a walking maten which a young man of family had u•+dcrtakrn; hr was to' walk 70 miles in 24 hours, which he did without difficulty in I••sa than 20 hours. We never saw that beautiful Park so fall of company, he walked on our mile from the Porter's Lodge. The Mike o! Ctsite %est and faintly, Lords WaLornaaim and GLaxitavta, and Lord Ronan'. Sexuotie, were on the ground. The bet was for a cuanders able sum of money. A Gealletnan of the name of Vrnvu., a ottfitte of D"rches'et. started no :ilond sv Illef iiiii Hen ley, to go Igor PI seven sttc'•aate dens, and he 164. i dome 160 at ter( ire ri.4•'tk 01 Intsday night. lie is tains: his room ilir nth s cow Ts e rshire, 1 .1111,41 re, and ititeue.s finishing at Lagshot. ...... Lord Chief vJustiet Nis Nsricin held. that the Noble Plaintiff ought uut, frsies his niuk. to be placed in a worse situation th.ii a private nadirs dual. It could nut he contended that thee articles in question were necesearies ; and it hid net bedn proved. un the part Lathe Plaintiff, that the Nubile Viscount had given his assent. ter evils knew of the purchase. His Lordship. therefor.. ottleasid the Plaintiff to be called, and be was accordingly *un suited. • We rivet, tho. so ith: to a atiotake. the moo* of the 'Honourable Cll4llll.ks HitLY Hirtaliosoo sas unsitte.l among the list of their vsko enfant for Mr. BRA II v's motion fni - Potliamentatt Ifiefotin. Gr, . iu tLe, ilitmaji, 4101 r. BB 414 D'll MOllOll. _ . CH 4141.11.4 G 3 .01T. ('.enrol ARe.sto tOtiti E. S. Coovea, Eaq. did out tote oil the ittle of tits Majority en tiritateestion. Dory tt.;e not pelient at The Da e of A wan uLet!lt lorr:soists lest sse6for tustisirk for Spain; but lu. shatit rogue noir. arts r depart use. M. N• %goo t 1.1.ag ass sent off ',job ;carve of recall, sari his Highness accordingly "retaited to the resident:l l f Louts XVIII. aver Ayieskury.. A persoo. of the name of THISTLIWAITII. el Hampshire. who and -rtook to go 1000 ogles is Wog successive bourn, g.tt e after going a Am uight. Extract or a letter, dated Oxford, May 1141. q to conso9uence of the allusion made by 11v. • GRATTAN, sit the debate of Friday last, to the Mir election of the Chancellor, Lord Oatlcti i t.ro tad the silence of the Llttiversity on the Catholic lions, a Convocatitio was thin bar'. in which it wps resolved, without opoositson. that the Representatives in Parliament for this UM•iira sity be requested to oppose the Motion Made by Mr. Gaarran, the debate on which stand' oda journed to Friday neat; and to tc.itt those Peti tioar of the Romeo Catholics of Eqeand and lily land. which pray for the Vial repeal of ever, to oath, declaration, or provisioo, which boa the e 1 ... feet of subjarting the Petitiontrs to any penalty or di-ability whatsoever on account of their rei p It mat be recollected, that, about two mean sgo, as hoinewaril•bound l i battle,. bringing di,. pateite., and those too of some imptirtaiu it, its tin y related to the relselliou in the Cuinpauy'a East dian troops was met so near loose by aI. re tat privateer as the Chops of the Chaplin.. it in y salvo be recollected that the Indianian, living dont, . ful of encountering the eitemfa force, threw ote:-.. board the dispatches; in which operation, by itt.e way. the usual precautions were adopted of using memo to sink the box which contained them. By what means the box became Mewed from the weights which wero tied to it, to sink it. it is suer very difficult to ascertain ; but certain it is, that the box floated, sod, about a fortnight ago, was cast ashore near Castlehaven, in the county of Cork. where it was taken possession of by a very respei..- able Gentleman in that neighbourhoi d. luip Ir / was imutediatily mode to 4%110111DM ti .• alid's" of the last. in which, among several officm! docinuen • of a public nature, pe.e ski) found a mie le Re • from a very gallant and distinguished Officer of the snaky to u mast amiable woman, his wife, ratidept in this city, ' which were immediately forwordad. with very generous attentiolr; according to the dio rection, and arrised in tialk to **tidy tin tussioos an I apprdiensive toind Tot the-safety of a hoshistsd. --Tame letters were in thrsoveives bf deep flintily colle e n ., and were also Written after 'l=o4 bed re warded a hold and dangerous enterprise, and were emiseipirotly enhanced in their interest and value-- tin 1 tints, by 111C.1:1•15111411g11101' Ulna titecerl.aitt. heir... rero.e mil happiness substit ted in the 'dace of pain ful daunt. and agouisitig anapests,. lu the Hman. time world, the ei , cuwaststice, traits as it is. m lead to wane iimar tent discnven, as to the t 0'1111 ,. 1 oC currents and tides. from Stilly lb Care CI, ta d uiaii miles Irmo which latter ',lett, liner in iii ng a sar, iris hoe had been tiuori • Frain 411 Pestiso rai tr.)