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had so he failed as .to ided Addres• hoPtitillh sod riotous to the ex mistortes, the E warts, the e Heskrths, pee • word - • ir Is sod net ewe of the km the Belton % el is is plewet.to thei roll6l:"'irmulisarywe seliMeteti the Requisitionists and the bulk laretiagr hat all is vain; mid at loot the uses . pintias eideavoaring to obtain tolittittunce pm great, that the mum horrid cries of *efface . were added to the optetnatic yells, and sunny rms. were itt great dower. The Rey. Mr. Sacrakat) wished the Addrras to *lathe vote. knowsnic well that a majorny a the meeting was favourable to the dlami.►al of Minis ten; but ►t was determined by the interested ;Otters. that Do one should he heard. The Nllttyor ti•clared he could see in one corner of Ike room A p,rty eletrtgooord to prevent dieco•tiots ; a li ordered the eottalithies to take nit any man whom tiro could mark out. This. however. was impos -44 isible; the pressure Was so vt ry rust that no officer oh 1 t and the rioters increased their violence. scald act ; • The MAYOR Mood upon the bench, requesting be heard, but in vain; the slaves kept up their and every one knows, that in a close room a very small party may successfolly disturb a public sweating. The Mayor it last called oat, that as the he wial4 not obtain wiener', he lssolve meeting, which hr did. The Requisitionists iinmediately assembled in *heir Cosainittee•roorn, and seot a riernstation to the lalayor, with their thanks, for It a joiliciour conduct. The Ntiyor mo rtised kiin.elf rob!igrd ; and said, that lie haul noticed the riotout toady iu the corner, be had declared in the me, tint ; mad from *hat had since learnt, he wars convinced there lied Amen an organized plot to prevent discussion. a. The requisition is row renewed, and is receiving the signatures of the moat respectable gentlemen of the town, requesting the Mayor to call a meet ing in untie capacious place, where the inhabitants of the town may he properly accommudated, amid where the peace officers may preserve order. FOR hIGN I .If7'l*: LLIGENC E. PARIS PAPCIS. PARIS. DECEMBER 112. A cannier extraordinary bona Naples. whu oi mad yestertley earning at tie hotel of r foreign. A itibiw *odor. hitings *Clad that king Feitliiiaitil IV. hail accepted the Invitation of the Allied Sovereigns, and was abut to repute . to Lay bath. or to may other s a laam which might be fixed for the uttr Cougass, in which he nal to take pal,. Ilie N e apolitan Parli•nient, to which this deteniiiiiition was sub mitted, has given as cons-tit. but nothing has re sulted fruit' rite propueinols that tise King be accompanied by font members of the Nat . ;otia! A umbly.— Llec. 231 DECEMBER 25. News from NiapleF., which arrived by au eXitilatat clinaoy (hamlet, ansionnee that the Krug proccethat lin the 13th isistaiit from Iris capital on boa d the English ship VI ugeor. 'I he sante iutelligeoce adds 0.4 ihe Mionnei for Vertigo affairs. M. de Campus Chasm, has been unpractical, sins • • - eakd in office by the Duke of 6,A. II we can lotiree reports correat yester.lay even ing, the !Moistly have been changed. It iv added, that not wily Campo Chtaro,llut all hie col. lawioes have been impeached by the Parliaineut. it is idol that news had &natal of the deloolnitioii ot the tiling ill Leghorn. Ilts Neel:Moan Mai; iity iv acid, brrote his departure. to have aildierised two prochnistions to Ins eu hjects.--(Consinutiottnet) Latters from Fraukhnt of the 15th instant Say, ar War spinal the kuugdom of nettles is 'meets cal.ty &cacti. and it eit for to ou et purpose than to oventhelming force that the company& iv slot to be commenced till J.aicary."—/Gosette tie France.) %Ve hear from Vicuna, under date of the 15th intaglio. dial ilea cusiveciiig the ansarr of the Goverittnei t of Naples to Troppau, ball !wised by that City on the on In. way li. ,tie led to believe that his alisrier is Nar.oi n ut expected at Troppan till the 2 t .;ili. It yeti added,tbat Clough slur asiswer ahoulil hr of a tie. get ve character regarding the journey ef Ferdimin the tegeciati )))) swill oot be entirely broken off. 'Flue A ostrisii calmitt courier. M. Mayer, who arrived at Vieona Isom Troppate nit the 17th, pan-retied mime. ill:stele to *here hr ie c onionioniiied so pre. pare lodging fur their Majesties the Entiieruis of Austria and Rosiria, and lot all the Mi,,,,trro, in Eagle Feldlitalltll lallUnid consent to the propesition him. It may ter coltrittded t h at Feti c tionid has indirectly moire lioda it pus I.,cltoutom w proceed to Lay butt.—( ldem.) its, IN. DECEIIRER 12 4 The wait contradictory report. are iu circula tion regarding the nllOlllOll6 of the Ilidy Alt ince. Some moat • war not only with Naples. but iike•iar against Spain stud Port 00. se laminable; while o thers ',wire us that the moderatima of the Emperor Aleloaskr, soul the renionstealicee tif England rod Frame, which prefer conciliatory mesas. may yet prevent a war. It "amid appear That net astuistry rather lei', to the latter policy.— f SAPLEI. DEC4.llallt S. It is eenidently asserted that the Pritice Vicar . Cieettral wall inammliately issue • 00000 to arsoy Vitali*e to the movements apparent among the Aoitataiii Knopf on the l'u. The hope, how- • ever, us it'll inos& i.i nte l th a t !watt will be pasesved. tideuee AIWAa hes not yet made any declaration ;uS Mar. Be this as it may. the whole Nespolitait .:, - airmy will be cutlecied ins few does out the bonne's. Already metre! regiments of infante, said eavalre, 'tab a *my couselerable India of isittlitry, hare somilied4runt thin rot on the road t.O Foggis, - - salient they will receive orders relpertisag their al• tenor dirstioateni. The Umuerali to whom the sc. , dot' comumude have hero Intrusted ate making pie paaldloos to repair ro posts the moment they • Arrive the outlets of the NEtiastet of %Var. 'Meat at•tirity vo vied& in the palace w Ake* - VkarrGenteal realm. rin 111 t.rvo 4 • I Obeli T 11Wel *hen lbiss .The that bf II he I K . - - bee the • o r , . tuR • - . . or whi tit rs Yr° • sod •It rec Is l 4 Ih • sot • tie As • di: . * E ia~ • t.) in 1. 4.. tl •;, its in the IMCZNIIII II I •• The following is the row genet Rots Italy:— •• The Austrian troops assembled both io the ter rimry of Venice and Lombardy have made new demonstrations, which would stem to indicate that the invasion of Naples oils fluidly to like Piece. At the value lisle there prevails in all their move ments is circumspection which leases room fur thinking. that before making on to their des tination they wait for ult•rtor orders. The Arch duke Rayner, Viceroy of the Lombardo -Venetian kingdom, wus expec:ed at head-quarters at Treviso, to be present at a grand ievieve of the troop* which Compove the expeditionary army. The trews that this Prince was to return to Vienna, and that he was to be removed from the eminent pat which he oc cupies, ia not cotifirm.d. There with be some changes. however, in the pe►soael of the 'Oreille aditiviistratian of the country. If a war tikes place with Naples, it will be more sang binary than was at first supposed. a• We learn that the government of that kingdom puritici without relaxation its preparations for de feller. The Calablias and the Abrursaa are armed•. ' and have organised several volunteer vino, %%Inch are placed under officers who have all been en gaged in aciive service either in the north or in Spain. The nature of the country will allow the Neapolitans to avoid all general eiigagements„ ■nd to seize all occasions of benefiting by the best ' , coition.. Tins mountain waiter is extremely difficult to lead, and requires from the K riierel of the enemy the employment of a cutusrde•abte body of:light troop•." state of the pester part of Gellicia, that not a step cao be tate° out of the tongue without risk, and within these few days we have heard of considerable depredations having been committed on merchants. The banditti are always extremely well urined. ORCI.IIOIIIt at. Three of our citizens who went in pursuit of the banditti who lately *hewed themselves at the bridge of Somalian°, collected some Wive soldiers, who were near Pols, and succeeded in hiking five of these malefactors, two of whom were of the um ber of the leader.. Ooe escaped soon after he was taken, but the ethers were placed under a good escort. Important discoveries sr" expected from their examinations. It is said dist priests, tuagis- Vales, Bleed's, and capitalists, are implicated in this *Milt.. SPAYISH PAPERS. MADRID, DICEIIIIIII DO , l Jose Maria Nadu, the Charge d'Affairts of our Court at Lisbon, has at length surecedetl is getting Don Jose Mario Rodrigues, Chief of the Staff of Geo. Cate psus, delivered up to Spins, under a good escort. Rodriguez, who bad taken refuge itt Portugal, is end to be d,rply iinplicated in the affAtr of Cadiz,.an , l his ariivol alone was waned for to bring it to a couclusion. MADRID, DIICSAIIIIIR 19. NEW TARIFF. We have received important obssrvations on va rious articles of the new 01141 of costoms, anti our attention has barn called, among others, to thosa rel3.ise to Iron limma. which we recs lee from England mud flulland. These bolos (Lavas) are not made in Spain; and what is route, the art of making them is unknown; whence it results, that it will cost thrice as much to hoop a cask with hoops of the Pettinsuis es with foreign ones. The expenses of carriage will be a little more, or at least as much as from England, betause as we lime not internal weans of commis. tricetiou, they tnust be embarked front our northern pastas fur-C:stalunia, where there is the greatest con sumption t.f them, and the height front Bilbao is as great or greater than that from l'orts• mouth. The same observations will apply, fur the some fto6olo, to tile printed cottons, which one Ul4oUrYClitrera 110 nut 1111. , 1 how to execute. % We 'muddy agree that our industry s hould he pro tectcd, by hindering the competition or foreigners to the prejudice of our own mitoufectures, since, its spite of all theories, this is the conduct of the most enlightened netions. But ulluvring that our manufac tures ought to receive encouragement, we ea tttttt t believe that this should authorise a munoisoly to the injury cf other isiterests that merit regnf4l. These casks, which must be hooped at a triple ex pense, catry all over the world the fine brandies of lbw, sod this increase of expense in., operate very unfavourably ots the sale or Ihst must inspirit. ant al Rile. As fur the prohibition of flee rioted cottons, it is equivalent to sit express order to vinuggle them Iwo the kingdom. These cottons ate so very generally used that the *unless hardly wear any thing else ut home. repeceally in souse province.. In Catalonia they cannot give these articles timer blight and de. sirable colours wl icli an much reco 1111 l iend them, have 'hey that taste and elegance iu t h e ' reiterate, which me their 'chief uteri'. ‘Vsll our floe lashes wear the stuffs whirls were formerly token for the Militants women of the Rio de la Plate ?—( Aliscel. Isom December 14.) 111•11014 (MINOReR). -Wall. 429. The Englials sad Dutch syrooltows are still Isere, hut the Spanish, which we expected, hit not ar rived. We have iss our port a vast number at res. "rif e belonging to oar auerchoots, loath(' all, coru from the Waal Sea. which. as well as the cargoes of nist.y gibe's OW are expected, they hope Ow) , shall obtain pe ion -to import inns the l'euto. •stil.s as they have petitiosseri. 'Flail appears to be very reasonable, h castle sill these:enterprises ono suede bome-iftle, siss4 loos heforrt it was known that l• the Curies intended to paohabit the imeneistiMoi of j. sere... g o ecru. If the request.is nut ranted. of mar tueicksote will he missed. • • MASCLIAMA, preeausam 5. Castel., hk dia city suktiny for born fa , los to • • Daik C ity. stuff .1.11- *lw The pies to ef BRITISH PRESS. 'l' E LONDON, SATURDAY. Damns& SO. 11i10. —....--- - The Paris Paris Papers were not published on Christ mas Day, aud consequently none' arrived at our Office yesterday. Perate letters, however, c O4l. ' I firm, if any confirmatiou were wanted. the intelli gence respecting the sailing of the King of Nevus for Trieste, on board the British ship of war Le Vetsgeur, vet!) the intention of thence proceediug to Lay bach, to confer sviih the Allied Sovereleo• on the internal affairs of his own kingdom. The --www---- object of the conference to which this poor old man GERMAN PAPERS. is thus dragged et the command of the allied ••••••• Despots at Trolmau, contrary to his own *Awe, ETUTOARD. DECEMBER 20. and opposed to the dignity of his Crown and the In the 90th sittlog of the Diet, on the tech oust. interest of his people, is, that he should treat Mr. Weckberlim . vsho holds provisionally the office with them, or, to speak more correctly, should of Minister of Finance, laid before the Chamber receive their instruciisins upon certain " MIMS the Budget for the next three financial jean; that of making the basis of the Constitution of the is, from the lit of July 1820, to she 30th of Julie kingdom of the Two Sicilies harammise with the 1843. The result is as follows for the first year : pritteipks of the menurehieal system." No skil- Receipt • . - 9,385,5738. 23 kr. futures oh diplomatic phrase, no dexterity of Expenditure - - 9,333,003 B. 37 kr. courtly expression, can disguise from the eye of Deariesey . - 197,1308. It kr. common sense the grossness of this outrage upon In the second year, by an incresse of the re- the rights of an independent people. The Mem venue and ade roue io the expenditure, there will bets of the Duly Alliance having formed in their be •n overplus, 80,08711. In the third yeur, the secret eouclaves some scheme of universal govern. overplus is calculated at -201,09 ft. making an [neut. founded upon the principles of urbitrery overplus of about 2,500 flaritis for the three years. power, designate it, truly, " the monarchical sys- The Minister concluded his report with pro- tent," and will not suffer any people over whore posing— they can exercise any con trol to dero g ate from 1.5, That the t enumerated in the g I s t a te - their high dispensations. It is evideet , from the merit of the theauces be granted to the sentiont thriein whole tenor of their proceedings. thud the interest stated; and, they display in the affairs Id ' Naples have no re 2J, That in order to avoid the deficiency iss the Rest year, ference to the internal prosperity of the people, the a loss of 10,000 florioe be grouted is the brinier Depart- dignity and security of the Royal Family. or the meat, le be rembersed is the ton following years. ~ cohlidesice which in every welborgsuised state The Chamber ot resolved to choose a Com mittee ought to subsist between the Prince and his sub -13 MembeFa to examine the Budget, which Con jells, die rulers and the ruled. They ate in mittee was accordingly elected its the following Iluenced solely by a regard to what they conceive sitting. to he eseential to the stability of their own "'un lit yesterday's sitting a no te f rom the Minister eurchical latent," and to thin scheme of policy which of the Interior itifortaed the President that the they have resolved to impose upon the whole frame King, considering that many of the Deputies wish- of European society. The poor old Kiva in vain ell to spend the Christmas lo;lidays at home, and will tell them at Ltrybsch that he believe* the new cousidering that the Flintier Committee would re- I system of govertiment established in Naples ups* quire some time to proceed without interruption in 1 the basis of a coestitutionsl representation of the. the importimil JO, imposed upon it, iotii:ULLl to people is. Pailiament, is approved by the greet adjourn the Cliantber till the middle of nest 1 I hotly of his subjects ; that he is p ersuaded it sill month. Now, as by the cons t i t u tion a Commit. fetid to the internal happiness of the State, increase tee of the Chemise! is to be left here, as the Kiiig. I i its physical strength by improving its resources, during the list efljournmeut of the present Diet, • and bholllll the system be suffered to reach mem had agreed to the appointment of an Extruorthitary :, , flay, wi l l a dd new dignity 11111 d weight to its in. CUMllliitt eof the States ' hts Ma j esty amulti " t tercourse with furriest States; in rain Olio will i object to the saute Committee reruns lig its rune lie sioure them that, ratiArti with the flatter twits, if the Chamber preferred this to the formal . tug ptospects the new Constitution opens to his choice of a Consusittee for the proposed adjoure country, he has given it the **lseult:in of lies sp ent-tit. After brine debate it was agreed, by 79 ! moral. Suds statements ,sill leave no weight with rotes to 4, that the same Committee that remained the selfish Monarchs who have summoned I be behind during the Gower adjour ttttt rut, should re fine their tribunal ; theinterests of his people, their stuns its functions uu this occasion• rights to new-motel the femme of their Govern- MENTZ, DECEMBER 19. timid, will be treated as the reveries of visionary Our beloved Grua Doke has decisively fulfilled , i1eer ;,,,,, , or the wicked jargon o f jdeubi".„(l Rig,- his princely word in the most paternal awl generous claims ; the poor old KING isintstlr will be treated as manner. a similletote and he will be either detained in their The act of the Con.titution of our country was custody with the pretence of his own consent, or he 11'11 on the 11th before the First Chamber, "" Oil *sill Le sent back to Naples with a stout reprimand the 13th before the Second Chemlier of our D ie t, for not having at an tether period called iu the and gratefully accepted by ', g ib, w i t h acciumitioor• friendly ......,wer of thee Austrian troops. Though we are riot yet particularly *equally ed with ii 1 i s.ut I lse very fact of thus rreistiring the personal ir, yet its hornet Laren so r' erieedo allow. " to con- attendance of an iffilepeedeet Sovereign to answer elude dial it will be as advantageous to the coon- before foreign Ptiorrs for 1.1, own orlkissubjecte'con try as hooourable to t i me Niece. duct, and to discuss with them the form of Govern- USIIOIIIII, DECFMBER 10. starlit which 'ley 'night choose to permit his sub- We learn that the negociations sire terminated jects to enjoy, is u revolting insult to the Kt NO 1 which have been It o;tig on fur some time between and po l ite of Naples, and a gru . a tiolation of all : our Government sod the Senate of flankburgh, re- the recognised tights of flatiron politically hide- I'fleeting a loan made t h ere in 1803. immediately pendent. The conduct of the Allies, too, phew* a after the isertipstum of nor coinitiy by a French contemptible mixture of the holly red the coward. army, and sosias seas destined to pay the first con- 'I hey attack Naples, hut will not venture te ex tribution laid upon us; and it appears that on Sc. postulate with Spain ; even Put tugul, because she I count of die circumstances the payment will lie Po 1 seems to rest under the shadow of the wiug of her Lunde that the lenders ...will receive only about the 1 powri NI neighbour, is not required to " lierisonixe ihalf of the sunk of 2000,000 masc. hawse which l i the basis of her Constitution with the principles or they claim. I the mnuatchical system." Itietorts, indeed. are VIENNA. DECII6I9IIII 13. said iii a Berlin Paper to have been circulated itt The Britivit Ambassador, Lord Stewart, who Germanys Oar the 's !holy Alliance" had in came here front Troppao on account of the indis- r em i t ,' is wage war elan against Sputa and position of his Lady, left this city again yesterday. Ptotiiiisl : but Spain laughs them to sewn. The SWITZERLAND, {MEMBER 16. intent-slily spirit of leer pliant people, which The overtures made, or the dopaiches preseused annihilated whole cretinous "el • .. ' jarol' - ...ti1l amid Prinisau Esobmoirs, have emt ! troops, would sport. a t soy ilketaiirtit Ise past ni' ' ' '-- L. we ak:k eg Ces e . I Austria and Russia. w hich might 'went to continue • -L....Animal iteleiventlence. 'hie Allies never if Napers ern ►gwlly turizarloliiii. the of litr poNsle lac ibis felicity of lirr situi slap I.- • aeons of &fever, the r ' 4 . t. -4 . . l l s Hay Slatia:... 1111 wyleos to the on-pa tristic Archbishop of ♦ Vs . O res So the same foot*/ as ill Oa i Issas. lit/. ' The guards bora to matuit sea 01210111, 'ICBMS'S 7. Several settersiumerary silitro is t a MU AVOISSI".he P. The robbers confute, to snidest the iuhsbitsme swots in S,taio are returning home. . r t i n t e risifin noslii. of this district, sod within a short time we hove inn to enjoy their lay in the i r own beard of some great teems". Is general such is the ( - • Frankfurt Papers. December 42. ) . A., a.• • •L...i1 ..4.. - Stan ______._ PO 7 - pwrierai ~. r of jos regi pertnio- . ' N• presumed to respire the eW 'l4O to leave his de. minions, filet he might ho 4 %iasself in the ie. suiting i,•• tics of his oaf erodes: " Condemned* Royal • - wait, Wirik Ladies hwy *bate." It wstt no the 13th of I he Ciotti . futionet, 'list the Kums The mane pap.. adds, that h. lauded st It was. boosted some days Pa ores, tli.rogli the. subject of :se' • ed someahat injuilloonsly 'chose • 4 the public meetings held throng ~• *fort , firoient for the purpose of condeasuing the • .1 `his Mi l a s tava, dill the advocates of the pa. . new , ' ever interrupt by clamour the speeches in eirA• who held opinions contrary to their own while. the contrary, it was affirmed that should soy inn. whirl venture to utter one word in favour of th.: poor abased memhers of the Calnuet, his speech wad matronly interrupted. by luiotilt• Upon this point our readers will °loam some light from a twinmittiication which we received yesterday (tom a Correspon lent at Liverpool, respertmg the public .netting which was attempted to be held in 'flat town out ‘Vednesday, for the porpose of collet-lin the s-nve of the inhobitanta upon the coodact of the Miuisters, in their recent proceidisigs against the QUEEN. The Town Hall. which was appointed by the Mayor fur this purpose, was unfortunate!, too small to accommodate any consderable now. ber of people, and advatitage was taken of this cis corastance by some place-holders and place•busiteir residing in Liverpool to occupy • large portion-of the Hall at an early hour with two or three nen. dred of their own immediate servaiet and work men, and by the clamorous exercise of their power ful lungs to prev.mt the possibility not merely of discussion in general, bat even of opening to the meeting the purpose for which it had been cam vaned. Generally speaking, when a neeetii•g is fairly collected, without any auerapt at selecting the persons, or preventing sue chest or portion of the people from attending it, accortrog to thew own convenience god desires, the interreptiow Of a speaker I.v an evident majority or the assembly, affords a• certain a means of collecting the prevail ing tenements of that majority, as if any one me son were deputed by the rest to expreu their ueited opittiotis. It is in fact by the loud expres sion of applatnic or censure at the delivery of opi nions pleasiug to them or otherone, that a swat boily of people, cud more particularly of illiterate people, alone can convey their individual and eol• lective sentiments. No person who has ewer ven tured to address a Covent-garden meeting, or even the Livery of London, can long be in tiouht re• 'petting the prevailing sentiments of his audiestee. But parked us the Town Halt of Liverpool ee's deadly was on Wednesday, no coliciti,ion can be drawn from the tumult coticer-ong the actual sentiments of the tnejosity. The Mayor him self r•i•uld not succeed ni making himself heard with the respectful silence dos to his stain's). and lie was obliged to point oat little party in one corner of the Hal, whom he el:waved to he be determined in preventing all discomion. The boost cf politeness which, with all other rinses. the Tteapury pints arrogated fur their friend*, eau now nu longer be urged ; it has vanished, but without leaving the stitistaotial and valeoble d. duction which iu most other cases of popuhe meetings might be drawn from the clamour of the assembly. An opportunity will, we trust, soon given in Liverpool of trying the real strength of the Nlinisterialiats in that town, for the Mayor having been obliged by the rude turbulence of the weaker party, "tine active minority" is this instance. to dissolve the meeting. a requisition is its cone' of preparation, rtques4ing hi. Worship to cat another meeting of die inhabitants, and to appoint some more capacious place where the inhabitants may assemble with more coovenience, mad wive the proper olbc,ra pay be enabled to preserve oed: daring the discusaioa. • `L~ Sottish Papers to the 14th ;mt. have been seerrive ed. They euunnuoicete nothing imperteet. TI• province of Ciallicia and tuber parts of the moth ovit of the kingdom. are greatly infested by bun (hitt. Mril of all rooks are said to be among those malt ['mature. r understood Government has paid lesl. be. i•)„: the kilt:yeses rent due by the Qua's for 11,atotenbutgli (louse; end that Lady ANNHt aII • LTON los. liven compernotted from the some liar. ter for the mist of her Lsityship's house is Portm,c• sorrel. by her MatcSTY, IG the course of the ,•1 summer. It is reported that I.M iiiaittolrifitas resist.- ed hip eft e ul President of the Council. Members of Parliament have mimeo to Tessnorry. sivtiog, thet homitess will privet,' it ottroiloure on the IV cf J tottery, but that e} will ay. :o1 ;4.31 snots arfler Si F uletble, dr( it oil i c c ratund. ti.st many of ilia Member. who never. 140 alma& Ole plainest, el vaing with Min..- ta (ivory qtanti.o. Itm Auctupluty doubts r.• opectiog the 'ti dote t f th'Er more:tura. Vistertlay Court of DifeCtOrs was tidos Me .1 Ind:a Howse, when the &Ito, tog Cummeaders 'ok trace of the Court perriows to deporliog fur Itoesr respective t iertiostiouv. its.---Coplamo A . '%. antral 11 id ( Copious`. AlerseLoci, tlisifo.; , owl Captain C. o‘. SIMMS * "AI sad Chius. • • t I 41111 M • 'IN i gm.r• Imo. - 'T7' - ""7