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ingot-dm, , .trali las I. e and kndreosiy 113 • that Airy Ts ICS, ater n the forks . Clerville, iovi, Ain ' ryes , tiered ning e Mediterranean, he roan*, ,he iAcid , ecesbary with ,he , tech . ettrestasese might • e. Gail 41. " I°. - """ 611- . - ."-'-'^' ." .4.1 '10 45 • . "' -' 9 l9rste wniimeusenneinimasiame ' .."-' ' alli- -46 " 6 "1“"*•••'•" . . . - - .., • .... , ..., ~ , , .:•.- ~,. a ia -i iV.J.W 0 , 3 ,., -61•,.1.,: .. .... " ,rt s ". . *.; yr - . ••., - .,-........g.,,,,, . . 4 - . • . 2 . . . . or LAIV6TTEDOC. PRESENTATION OF A SIFORD. LOSS OF nit TA RTARUS. , PIUCI OF wrocxs , . —.........---.. PARTICULARS OF THE LUSS Of HIS MAJESTY ' S SHIP Rankllapth wt . • inguedoe, considered in relation tn Mei t uralion, &c. By aatiaREMsSY, On Monday last , a truly interestin g and grate f u l TARTARUS, CAPE. wITNERS, OFF MARGATE, ON . 3 per Cent Red 0.1 0-beee of the Legion of Honour, scene was exhibited , in the presence Of ase ed and THE 20TH DEC. I biO4. 4 per Cent.. , . E g ypt, Scco respatable assemblage of speraators. The fifth 5 per Cent. Loyalty ...... 9911 fw Alia 1901 • " We bad rode out in safety the heavy gale of l Long A nnuides. • company of the 2d Regiment of Loyal London Vo- the loth ult.; bet, on the 20th, at six in the even- a Imperial 3 per Cent ins the Ocean to the Mediter- lunteers, assembled at ten o'clock in Guildhall, in ing, a heavy squall parted our cable, and drove us ditto Auneities . 91 9-104 • . -171 • wi he ancient province of Lan. the city, attended by the East India Company's upon those dangerous sands its Margate Roads, Irish 5 per Cent a celebrated in Europe by the band, which played several martial airs, while the from which no ship was ever known to be saved. Exchequer 8it{...., • 21. Is. di,. pas. ii vas for more than an age Pro. Kriglish Lottery Tickets strangers were t xahnining the sword, which was .. Our signals of distress were heard at Margate; CilolLiOhlf•r.. v and agriculture of a part of placed for public inspation in the King's Bench but it being then low water, no boats could get off sh the history of this Canal is, Court, where a large fire was kept up for the AC- to our assistance till abort twelve o'clock, when two T. • stsit,stoctotruk fir , ‘ No. 4, °within, and 9 Chatin . ,_ . _____ASLmi IL •'aCtory to general curiosity„and. corrimodation of the ladies. At half past ten loggers were manned with twelve men each (the ..._ st interest to civilised nations. o'clock, Captain Hilton entemd the hall, the Corn- Lord Nelson and Queen), which, after encountering a PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Dec. 29 '-• Ewe- r, about five years since, pub -• pany presenting arms, and the binds playing a tremendous sea, with a violent gale, from E. N.E. Gekertiatent Debenture., SI per ceut 1htt0, 4 4 par cent 63.• ro the Canal of Languedoc, in grand salute, which being ended, a Serjeant, hear- got, about one o'clock, near the Tanterus ; but, on . Inuo, 4 ; het rate "9l I but this form not permitting- .mg a superb and most elegant sabre, and attended account of the heavy surf, could not approach the Ann, COURSE 'Oil EXCHANE,' iratoi, y. 1,(1, ' 44 651 - - Thi t all the plates necessary to the by a Corporal and Private, marched up to Lieute- ship, without the risk of being imniediately sunk ; amen . 35 62 U . amen ' the different hydraulic con- nant Griffinhoofe„ and requested him to present the th e y we r e, therefore, obliged - o a ,mt to anchor at some Ditt t Sight .. 17 11 V en i ce 4A he gave a descript ion ;on the same to Captain Hilton, in the name of the fifth little distance, within two fathoms water. The Tar- Rotter.lam l2 22 U. Lisbon hor, since that time, having company; the Lieutenant, upon receiving the sword, tart,s lowered one of her boars, into which were fiambenth 35 6 1111 Oporto s about the Canal of Longue- immediately delivered the following grateful and p ut t h e s i c k, t he women, and children, to the num- .Pans 1 d ies date 15 '8 Alton& Pore numerous observations, patriotic address : ber of 20 ; but the boat, in endeavouring to reach nitro es 16 211. ' s Li f mit init. ell z. , a. ,elopement to his first ideas, 0 ‘- . . .... Arr. Hit. row, • one of the luggers (the Lad Nehon), grounded on emea.am .2a 16 Portugal Gold in C. i't -, l is t m with matter for a new work, " I have been requested by the Gentlemen of the the sand, and the people gave themselves up for Cats —in Pape- and Mars per or. 4u 9 or !rtsive. sth Company, to present you with this signal mark l os t. The Q ueen , at the imminent hazard of the Ditto rid 32; effect. Doubloons . ..... .. „ 0 oii mill 1, placed at the beginning of of their approbation of your condut as a gentle- lives of her own people, immediately slipped her ca- i N p l i ''', to kndreosey has enumerated the man, and your ability as a soldier ; believe me, Sir, ble, and ran alongside the boat, in six teet water, g sal elk& Silver in Ran 0 5 6 531 New Louis each .... o 0 a by B ____ di which are useful to agricul- that in complying with this, their request, this is and had the good fortune to save the whole. During Leghorn 491 Apo on the Rank of Holland He goes hack to the time one of the proudest moments of my life ; for though this, another boat was sent off from the ship with Naples invention of deacon, ;, and sip. l am f u ll y sensible of my inc a pacity to do justice prisoners , which reached the Lord Nelson in safety. ,Ouliiiii err !moduli (Dec. 2 ) • al r f ivers historical testimonies, he to your merits, or their gratitude ; yet the embar- A rope was carried with her to draw her back to the nion is dtte to the Italians ; that rassment I should have bean under from that sense ship ; hut she was dashed to pieces in the attempt. Liemenam-coloaet Peacncke, of ibis MARRIAGES. s,i cis and Peter Dominique, of of incapacity, is much lessened, when I reflea, that co ? d it i Morose last, ...,, Another (the only remaining boat) was then lowered trearn Guards, t o me Widow Hulbert, of Chatham It . the republic of Venice, made I have the opportunity of teadiag the Resolution of from the ship, with two men in it, and immediately Thursday, at Mary.la-bonne Church, Ralph GJW !I la d,•l. al . il 1 ime in 1481, on a canal drawn the Gentlemen formed at a Meeting, convened for sunk ; one of the men was drowned, and the other, to Mies Smith , both of Bryanstone-inseet 1 „ it Padua. He proves, in short, the sole purpose of presenting you with some token of with great difficulty, saved. On the 26th ult. at.lama. Dunning, FAq.`s,Trimdtio Grange, I ...,, en brought fiom Italy succss- their esteem, and which resolution is thus most feel- .4 I n this situation, it being impossible for the Captain lied ih of the Royal Nur li • • lieu Durham,..geo ~ t Loico, 4 France, And different parts of ingly, and elegantly worded. luggets to approach the ship, the Captain dirated maim, to Min Wilcox, ot Wymoradham, L.:wrote,. or,. DEATHS. 'At a Meetiog of the Nou•eole sissioned Officers and Privates them to return to Margate with those they had having shown all the advan- of Me :no C .mpany of tmti 24 Regiment of Loyal Loudon saved, and to endeavour to procure further assistance. Ou the 19th ult. at Loddiustun Mrs. Smyth, wit.. ni 'Robert Hamilton S my th , Eva of Sis i ntore, Mei:rare, Itelatii n medal people might expect from . maassteers, held at the Guildhall Co ff ee• House, on Wed- . lar This was almost three o'clock, and it was not till ' A sh , wt erne ago, at Kridgrouth, Mr. Owen Men, eta an account in the first chapter .. neaday the 12th ot 5, 1 ,5 ratter, 1804; two o'clock of the afternoon of the next day, maker, in the bOth mar of his age ; who, it is well !gluier', ow fai ttempt: which have been made ,It was resolved unanimously, that a sword, bear- Friday (during the wholeof which time the strip was spent More than Sou i yeah,eb house, in th.it melt, a the Mediterranean, by crossing ism an inscription descriptive of his ri i hi the course ot ti la tf or t y •th hhe ine-ts -II - -S Mi. ' momentarily expelled to fall on her beam ends), 14 ,' . oug w e. " 14 °"' ic".•• .',.. vs of France. This project of miry capacity, be presented to Captain John Hilton ear spent ince than la. la any one day. that the huggers were able to return with two other Lately, at Saruesfield, in Herefordshire, in the 74rh Tear ley have already thought of, a4a small testimony of the gratitude and esteem of b oats . Th e weat h er h av i ng mo de r a t ed, t hey laid of her age, Part Dorothy Rogers, relift ot the late Jolts kJ. I Charlemagne, appears to have ebe*Company, fur his steady, manly, and gentle- themselves alongside of us, and took out the te- t e n. EM• of Kerry, m the county of Montgomery. that of Henry the Great ; lout manlike condo& in the discharge of his duty, and of mainder of the crew, to the number of 70, who were HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LON ' DON RR IDi sE, Sility has been from that time their firm attschrnent to him, as a kind, attentive,ij obliged to be ',lung by ropes from the yard-arms into • Morn. I 3 min. after 5 +Even. 59 ail'. after 5. es would not permit them to and good officer.' t the boats. n it. It was not until 1662, " And, Sir, if there is one circumstance that could " Soon after we left the ship, she fell on her beam- SALES BY AUCTION. ends, this pa oject, and that they pro- l ai c ewharced the value of this sward, more than ends, and the sea made a fair breach over her. Next ter Audis to that of Agout, by another, it is that of its having been originally pro- morning nothing was to be seen hut her masts." By D. SADLER, of division at Graissens. posed by the non-commissioned officers and privates a— -- At h:s Repository, Gout/en-street, near Smithfield, TO-MOR- F. Andrecrssy, living in Lao- of your company, whose only motive must have The Oporto ship, Jenny, Capt. Srottattoust, is now, paint., 8, 1805, at Twelve o*Clock, t iquet, communicated to him the been, a grateful sense of your transcendent, military, arrived safe at Plymouth, after escaping, by singular A BAY GELDING, good Hackney ; a Brown occasion to collect in Italy on and civil virtues. gallantry, from a French privateer that attacked her .i..a. Galloway, fast Trotter ; a Ray Get , iti g , clever Gig ice, and proposed to him to ap- "Sho u ld the French ever give you an opportunity in the Channel: finding they had no chance of re- t e t, n we it ; ,. a Bay bloat Marc, gnarl Hunter ; Six hooey useful .. :ono's of the canal on which he of using this Sword in adlual service, should that sisting the enemy with two or three swivels only, he 4 pwards of Fitly Hems of moons Descry. ..: boas ; amongst which are several g ood R„sd•ters, 51achiners, anxious and animating period ever arrive, I have a proposed to the crew to fight her in a different way, Pon Hones, Ste-Several good Chairs, Gigs, and sundry .. wed with an excellent genius , right to anticipate, from your former spirited and viz. by attempting to run her down ; the proposal other loots. te utility and grandeur of the considerate condo& that this Sword will, from that being instantly agreed to, he ordered the helm up, ' To be Hawed thie Day, and till the Time of sale. , ed with joy the propositions of moment, acquire a lustre, and a vaitte, which no and ran the Jenny direr ly on the enemy's weather PRINTS, DRAWINGS, TRANSPARENCIES, , after having studied with the jeweller can give it- for it whit be wielded by the bow, which carried away his bowsprit and top- PICTURES, ate. pography of that part of France arm of a breve and virtuous man, who knows that mast : and then wearing, bore down on his boats, Be Mr. RICHARDSON, the Ocean is separated from that he is fighting in defence of the purest Religion, which were hoisted out to board with, and swamped At his House, No. 31, corner of . Victor street, in the Strand, 4 in, finished in 166.4 the general the best of t'onstinuimis, and the best of Kings ; them, leaving the French privateer enough to do to on THURSDAY next, at Sleet:kick in tho Evenin g , A COLLECTION of PRINTS and DRAW- iof Languedoc. it will be wielded hy s uch a man, and in such provide for her own safety. The Underwriters have .1 R. INGS, iii Lambeapas after Nampa; Views in the Isle 1.1 composed entirely of a view of a cause, at the bead o f a C or p s o f Gentlemen, very handsomely rewarded Capt. STONCHOUSE for Wight, email Figures, theatrics' Portraits, Studies. Sketche, the Canal, of the inquiry after. whom I shall ever consider as Officers aping as pri- this valorous exploit. arc. &E. in water etalaurs ; several high•fiaithed paintings is . • • eters which were to supply it. of vats men, at the hex !of a corps of free-born Eng- On Friday a great number' %f Midshipmen and o.i:Litfms,..hteisJuonshdernarr.,: c lds, it o t f o rle ti br . a u ted i c t h o ar t ac he tets of as n the place where they should be lishmen. contend;: watt slavish Frenchmen, and Master's Mates, who have passed their examination ^ in consequenin of a long and sev e re il r : e . it l f in upwards c o ° f u e n ig7ll nrinting out the different reset- with Frenchmen ty ,o English ground, fighting to for Lieutenants in the Royal Navy, were appointed years ; also a few Transparencies for canolle•sereens and pr !rich were to unite them. It was decide the question, wiaethet . we shall exist asta na- Sub-Lieutenants on board different ships and gun- tent lamps, ...f which article he was the original dedgeer. .• t with all the details, and pee- lion? whether we shall be governed by English vessels. They are to be allowed their rank, and To be viewed the morning of Sale ; Catalogaes may be had , se Minister Colbert, who issued a laws, and tried by English pries ?or become the when not in commission, are to receive half-pay. of Mr. Richardson, No. SI, Strand ; and of Mr. Clarks, Rooks nine into it. slaves of the slaves of France ? From such a con- Their aniform to be that of the undress which the seller, Bon.l-street. . • t terminated in the month of Jo- test, " Viaory or Death" must follow ! and, if you Lieutenants of the Navy wear at present. PRENDERGAST, PF.MBROKESHIR F.. , tg no doubt of the probability of fall, which God forbid ! a death, nr vet sufficiently We understand with much ratisfaCtion, that most Freehold Water Cr ton tem, ee. mite seven Acres of Land nled canal. In consequence of to be lamented, will be more easily borne by your of the Dutch who were prisoners in this country, Ily PETER COXE, BURRRLL, and FOSTER, er Cletville, Commissary-General family, from the pleasing consolation, naturally at- have been restored to their friends. *lle truly noble At Garravray's, on FRIDAY, February 22, r Twelve, sof France, was ordered to ern- tendant upon tile reflation that you gloriously fell, conduct observed towards the officers and crew of A LL that Capital ERECTION, lately occupied by Matthew Toplaikin, ERECTION, a. • Cotton Menai:hwy. ,nning the canal for the junction fighting for your country, and, in either event, of His Majesty's ship Rowney, which was recently e, u , ..„,;„ i n biota, containing 1512 spindles, but so cm, the Mediterranean. But as this viatory or death, this sword will, from that moment, wrecked on the coast of Holland. has tended very etrufterl as to be capable of working a much r oster auntie% the Minister, tended to pass the lee a jewel to your family ; nay further, a jewel to much towards accelerating this measure. soft Hyphen by a powerful Stream, which was tw , llf known te lof Languedoc, under the name your country. Ovate. not.Ooe.—A beautiful variety of the snipe fail 141 the dryest seas...a. mien eligibly situated at Preratergsw, and to deprive its true author of .. Captain Hilton, I present you with this swnnl, s pecies cyan a few days since shot by WI tam T e eo. in the county of Pembroke, within one m , le mils of the tea plet town of liavi.r(wtiw , 9l. Weather with a Oubstantial Dwall' had a right to expel from it, M. in the name and on the behalf of the Gentlemen of COLD, Esq. near Syston Park, in Lincolnshire. The ing, griet-mill, other smell hunt..., car t .easem sod male quet concerted together, in order the sth Company; may hoeour guard what cons- body a clear white; the head, neck. and throat, mom, memlier.bou-e, bate, and debt,, psalm, and pen alterations discovered during the lento has bestowed ; may the god of battles shield closely marked with pale ash-coloured and yellow tow se ta l etv e n i" or i' h, " t ai s t 'S lith a et n iv t . b e s n ok ic s n oTese with e. a i. oans , Oars. corks carried on according to the and protea you in the use thereof, and render it, in spots ; the breast a pure white ; the back and wings nimble weak. we., woon tev e r nitti ' ol with the heet h hietettme. l and Cletville, should be such, at the your hands, an harnble instrument in aiding to sub- strongly barred with bright buff colour; the tail " e L .,,,., 4 ,,,, b1 . expanse, amid are ~,,o , „1 e o f b „,„ 8 tearing ion, and of the finishing this great due our haughty, daring, and implacable enemy, or white, the extremities of the tail feathers of a bright my lasue`..ial t• a purtliater, from the cheapness of labour is sin entirely with them. of obtaining the peaceand repose of Europe. And buff: When first shot, the legs and bill were of a that ditto •,, aid may be twirled-A intn • %Amity 1r item in • . 4 the projea presented to Colbert sh o uld our country be arain afflicted with the lively pink ; but have since faded to a pale salmon t H rnrl t i l . ...t7 h t "s e " , l l . ac iaa b r,"4 .ae P w i liii2 .4, iwwwelt-adaptedw drawn by F. Andreossy, that scourge of war, may this sword induce you to ac- colour. It is a curious f4 @ , that this elegant bird carry T el: alt eittensieW Meerut with rfort The spindle* wily necuted, and which, commenced cept an higher commission than that which you now had frequented the same spot of ground, for three m ma, nut breaks° at she optima the purt:.aver lly finished in 1611. bear; one which your qualifications fully enable successive winters. It was more than once seen in May be viewed any time till the sale, en hiii.:•Catitih to Ms. 4 ryes over a map of a country of a you to fill, one which your neighbours will (in con- teat Mr. I'. had a very distant shot in 1603. when P.m, Aston, Belmont, near Haw( +ideal ;of whose Parte t aered by two seas, it will be per- sequence thei coo ) call upon yea to accept, and be hod ,an. niuhth preceding; also et News Sh.e. it could not be marked down, owing to the mil- 1',." .0 : .. . , "'" ira5 ... and m.,604, ms,,dwisse, Were It , ers which wa ter i t , f a llin g from which nothing on earth should induce you to refuse. L i nen o f the day. it era this year shot (in the same nima y,„,.. ; b ud , 1 3 ,,, to ; the coda, and the Mass -. most elevated above the level but that natural di ffi dence ever attendant on suPt" close where it had always before been seen) rising Hayed irdwem ; the Wiote Hatt Natbenh l et the Ma ; in their respeltiee beds, f I -o-inwing rior abilities ; in this wish, or, more properly speak- from Its favourite sprang . The bird is now preserved sate : ith-i of Mc.ws. PeWe CO", Hart. and ranee limit greatest declivity. Thus the river ing. prayer. all my comrades join me. for around at Syston Park. •n. , 114.4 , 41WW1, abets a Plan of the Estate say be awe. t the waters of the Fresquel, and the you we shall ever be ready to rally, and nothing can ea __ _—_... —-- —_ mop PRsllllok EMIR E. crive their source from the foot of eeperme us but death!" MEETINGS UV CREDi robs AP GUILDHALL, Valuable ant tappineeble Freehold EA.**. entit Roythia. t fling from West ti East , and emP - Whicli, having finished, Lieutenant Griffinhoofe to soussos. u. I Manor, Fishery, Perpeusal Advowsoo. &. l e Mediterranean, at some distante presented the sword triCaptain Holten ; sad, wit de G.°l6. • . Ledlow Asset court, Temgmmten street, Len- Re PP rp it Lsilc v. au It R EI.L. en 4 FOSTER, . dew, ewe et si •e 1111 wee• oak, North America, am- As Orieraway's. we FRsOAY, Mate% it, et Tweir-, whilst on the other side -of the a Serjeaat was firing it on a gold embroidered belt. c m, ' :he Sor, and the Lauda, fill into the Company again presented arms, and the band Archibald Simpson, rinse's-street, &deo, weacli-nialion 3ln • '• A VPRYeaklahillammikapeamablaareLl4 l 9 i row, and from thence into the played the usual salute. Captain H. returned thanks Falwal Cask, Cww""ry a' r'els totter . II It I 'LEN 1 11TIL emataisbeg IMO Wei o Too leWS. 1141 1 Swim's.'" 1 oat, railed t ...at Yeal i pore h nemig a a Leill.tup .., ••••.: i :he point of division ought ne- i n t he most feeling and impressive SWUM*. and ac- .16" Saw et Pan. ' A " 1.1 " . ' Suitis "r 4en ' " c * . 1 1 ., mum, na Ar ocbtf el eat et tt.e s e n ate et PembewteoPw at , to ithn 4 laced between the course 4 the espied, with gratitude, this moo honourable and r .,, • ~.s . S„ '. tas .... Orme 8.. aides on se , toropike tea l fovea Ilaseellee I- I ter Tandeld, of the /km 'lrma . . 1U ' I,:essary to read. its the second Battering testimony of their approbation of his con. p, m ,,,, g naws ., St . sg amn „. 33n , i t , M arta ., t w o, wt.., en.t ten mike Inane Ifemardi esseletaagot ...nary Mau% story of the Canal of I.anuedoc, dud, assuring them, at the same time, thet he should saucer 3I I nweln i seen. Wryer. wawa leages. ham. Pat" t were. Pbtell . peeiwt• 4 Petrie &Pie seattle 6 feewine, sad inimMall3 descriptioa of that part of Frances ever conceive it to be his highest honour to meet c '7 l- ' ,i ih n. f Vr- wa PP I "‘ Irlii . **d• m 4"" " , is art. •.4 shark ow auk Maim, soy .•••011.^14 m" "-'" i widi a precision which might serve with doe esteem ot his fellow-cieisens and brat/ er- w s ,;;;; ; „ ' F '„„ 4 „,. s,„„ a( it ,„ a .. a .4 ,,,' 1- , . I is time., pet with egolarloved ikurpsuellut I.e slide in a .. I le remarks which the author Adds sokhees. •This beast in eeremooy then con- a he a„ i „.. w or ,„ ‘ ... m.,, 5 „,... 14,60.. o..yet twos, wite dr mat Twarata •wi aka rm-.. • .. tech for points of division in vas- clods.' by the Company giving nine shouts, and the an , ......,, . . tlt aanuwone writhe Lletsg el eget Teillarie, wed MI dhe Ito 4 eMstatielts of locality which e t a- basil and drummers nine rolls, aad the Sand ag tin Mush,. Garlawd, Gram ono. Dryitfent, Kew% Ps. tiny batewitat RON. be Com Leal. trees Nelms. he WO% P i s is et Piet .4 Falba, of new emii oar et the We* RAO', 1154' iglu In be studied by engineers, pl a ying G.' ...,, the King. The Company then "Met luf n''' .• Thninba ; gu , • • &entire ~...4e, 16.1~11111k emeai Ine indn. ape, awe di i atway 1104fweibeiwoe, a cavils of junaion bet /tern two marched to Canonhury-house. where they fired at ~,,.... r ...„, . .t 12 slam • deem is pot amens the Rause lor bablas, we ✓ •re the distal . ..ea of sixty yards, at a target. for a silver Th „,,,,,, F „,,,ata s; L .., 33 , 33 s a „4,. .. 4 6„,* 3 „,„„. ale way br ensue at wig Iletw ewpwase. TWO gawp" . eat 1 T. be eentivivied 1 , g il t an d s il ver me d a l. purchased at their own cs- ictivewet . .I II enweb the eteweittea et sae Plalleara me Wawa .1 aim as. 1 ..e..aseT pence; when Corporal Coombe, being :he steadiest DIVIDTAIIS Mats to Mews bee Waal, b. • pomades weesein gnus Mit nabs wt hat il l i mo vetes.iwie iera gait al alas Wake :openhAgen. dated Dec. 11, aye : ,waxd invested w i t h t h e s il ver gat medal, and 3.6't Agnew, GensveneellialleM, bilebilieWW. Wylie% ribiC i tt es. lllllllWd Oaf eil Ow ado. ea 11.* ad.') intelligence hots the country m t. a ndiaed twins th e sccendhest -shot was invest- Nal wir . s„ cs a, lea Ciro with .11 tow Swage, Jamb Daelnewee, , ri . wawa. am iswwwwidwas .r alla p aga r ifts- . .0 • two slum from Spain. lad 'fl with ed with the silver medal : they had the King's e,4„,a 61/...e maast d ie a w n . 54,,,, at "ma i th..,,,,. sr. •••• be be. eat eseeldt parardlni aAu Pliiimen Skew. Ise, hides. Cc. have faund means bead as one side, sad the city arms on the other. eciaaes._vv.tev . . Chasibsoa• • t ia $t Y ,., yam. mad Ilmana, Ilearb•aw a PPM _ Pt Sound or the Belt. At present wish trophies of war. It.: Company marched back Willa= IsselsW. rotoolodh Carateall. NM Cows Ileta. VA". Camel a the Saab Ira. llama t Oa= sod l '' 4 al to. i s Vletneteebthweelbillwerts ae Wass onarbass ea the coasts of the Beide- There to lOWA, with the sifters in the frost, their arms at sar T' "" d " ..11 ' L. " ..4 • • name et *We eeitifilelle Peke Clo wl iePlN% trot Pow- Wiliam Sweeeeso, ____news Mgr . . it sea Imam to apprehend, th a t An advance. and the medals suspended tram the eth CIL& TU. 11serria••••4$ elbo• • Pas et the RPM Nag IP me II bawd those semi , . PePectallY as button-hole, by a trundling ribhoo. being the colour Medusa Dour. of tieddidtdr‘Brili.ireetly egarieSseL - •e.o. -- ------ --- or ar &we died on the patsage • of their facings . loans Rebwwww, he. et 1= 1. •••••••••a. LUNOOII ,flialle 11* CIDIXIat DAVIESI3II. 111 , Sk Ai& was received by the last •gbe day ~r as cone b kie d b y t h e commit, Riving a Waltlll SAW% Of Nat bream Woe% lam, Ila Onimerk wol polialed it JOIBAS the Coati- - . Games Sedleliod Al4llll.lllllll6.waliesaammlbse. 1 11 1 111 2 . 84 ob. Oka %a 1,.. lua fig it eir...... Panty camwmicsted t.J dine rto th eir Captain, at the Garldirall t3srist- y.... a , r ., 4 „. 4 Coach *ear s t .b • v insea „.. w e b.. v. ...a ermisa, ammo Chew No dist* s, is Wore" obeee." hmor. s an s werisave. •ie ba &el l elleralea Us. 0.,,