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be: Iteltiol) • } . Atf rt to. 4". "~r< ~~ ... stanza 9361. VAUXHALL SAILING NILATCII. ?VIE ANNUAL SILVER CUP and COVER 1. giver by the PROPRIETOR of VAUXHALL GAR - KA% will he SAILED few THIS DAY, Monday, A oicns t Oh by GENTLEMEN'S PLEASURE SAIL. NG -BOATS, sot exceeding Nide Tons, and subject to the rules and ergo. lohoos of the Contbellaud Sailing Siicirty. . is the Eveniog will be a splendid GAL g . In which the wt, ryest and Conner Prise will be Cups will be exhibited ; and, at the iral of t he Contac given a brilliant DISCHARGE of fiREWORES. Athei4ll4oll 6d.—Derots open at Seven, and the Concert begin at Eight u*Cleelt. IIEtiEA3 1.-1-71)57E:17.1US DE GROOT, and my Wife, hare parted this day, by total nal cos. omit, I therefore will wet be answerable for say Debts she any von art. CORNELIUS LIE GROOT. N g . gileen-street, RrAci Witness faro. Pell, August >L Itllo. INTESDE D STAN FO.R JUNCTION NAVIGATION. AT a MEETING of the. COMMITTEE 0f this prnjoeted Undertakine. it was resulved to buld a GENERAL AI LETING orat: EscsißEßS, on TUESDAY the rb i!,ty or August next, at tit City ol Loudon , Tavern , • B„,gorrotritnet, London, at Twelve o'Clor* precisely, fur pera•..eiifro..firming an Arrangement for uniting the Folds iutrreated ut this fOIIe4VIS. mad Um; Subscribers gee meanie,: to meet acCordingly. . . J. JIPSION OIIDY, Chairman. Stlsioreeimeare, tendon, O M July. AMICABLE SOCILTY'SWPTCE; Serjeente-Iwo, Fleet-street. A GENERAL QUAIL l'EitLY COURT of A CORPORATION of the AMICABLE flOflEtY for a PERPETUAL. ASSURANCE OFFICE will be Ml4^ et the Soeirtv's Hunee in Serjeantit'-tun, o ff s, si FRIDAY NEST, the loth clay of August init. at One (Mutt poreiteiy. 'JOHN PENSA M. R _ _ sew 4ARGE Nevrcurfus coar.s. Jr the bent Collin are erns; and the Drier. theamal4.l Profit mobility ow the 11a1k,...55, can he a n ieeeemeem, HARMIsON and CO ritn/MTIVIId fitiuNt to i4 , l fr i o,k m , ntio empeoiyare I tlw pro -..!atiemsee ever ell attirr.,Li r the hal I•teuly years, tiviu tite lust (a ril es' to ibis Kon~dow. Ocean oast lw ..nt to their house, The London Sea Coal Company, Soutliamplue.aLreet, Ifollrorn —Country orders as snail. 1 va:F. who Pit ffer Nervrnia Irritation, front weakness of sioinarb, uhstriorted bile, and bad dices. tian, will Awl relief in SPILSISURY'S PATENT A Nil fielltilluTlC DROPS, which eujuy all the pi uperties of ra k e d, abbot it; irritability; they also raison the health of the ansatecli, by pruinittime the tippet ite, and ail inerense of Nitrite, al the be .111 i improver —ln deep 'heated ali-ros it, where a rare mild scarcely be,cnoteisplated, au healthy a dear has bees prachired, a. to excitr the lest loupes of inc ase. la Eruptive, Sernphulons, ttnistv, Rhruu,atic, stud Steatitic Cispla:iits, Ili reputation is est:Oil:shed. lifest•liodia orders at leaded to, at the Dispensary, I s, Sotto wore, Lowing. The cet:ur:r tledir:ne has the Grovern'iment Duly printed au a hb a k. on a o.isuip, and the woods, "Byr the linnet Patent," eNpreseed no the bottle, hill of , add • wrapper. Sold at 15, Sulen-erpeare, is small bottles of as id ; double battles in and I.rur, I I a.. C. 111111,11111111 XON . :s celebrated .1. N I . l Li I I. S PlLLS.—These Pills hare long obtained a jest cele brity is the l Kirate practice of the Proprietor, Mr Dixon, Apithaeary; nod frost their great mucus is many obstinate • Bdion thi.rders. Os 111110entlallipgi If ISIS of 4.1.1 iacquie stud ellen, rot...moldy titer Doke of &Omit, Sty Gorge Wat ers, Sir fiar;ory Page Turner, the Dowsers. Lady Say and "de, the Vaicaoutea. Bulkeley, Ise. kr, he was prisuadell to offer them Li the fluidic, under the approliatioo and sanction of their sauce —.The following is a proof of their elbow,: " Deal Castle, Haverforti West, booth Wales, Irk 521, 18%.3. 'Captain Lloyd presents his compliments to Mr. Dixon : muld take it u a favour, if be would stud him fur or live Nate of hi. Pills a. soon as he possibly eau. Mrs Lloyd, who baishrau cud the Mt:dicier, is now pieguatit, and very un well; for the meat service 161 bare liven to Mrs. Lloyd, as Well 19 to Wood Idshop and all bus famih, Captain Lloyd feels it his duty lu rremiumend the Pnlo s h:rercr he goes ; M walk thiidts, if Mr. Dixon would appiiii.l some persona uremini in this county, it world be a Mork to the imam lanai; ." The Pinb are futon! to be an ineomparable remedy for re. sta,.. e tae tour of theatuntach, for h moot iirdiKertion, fur crodittes, arid their COlllielta .11 dhaayreeahle erre tlti.;:a and tlAtaletteies They pl'ffrai hatetuAl and tem porary cortieroter, sick hend.achre, and heart burn, wh'eb ,to eremioned by pregnancy, and a delelitaird ar i onach, aVer arMal how the acrimony of the redundant tele, tater. prratethet, or drinling to car oa. Sold tiledisale and mind at Mr Relic's. No 4, Cheep. raster of Patcruirater• row, ; Naxtrr. cad 4..nalcreton, !totter tool M' Donald, lilall fr,ta; Parae, Coubworthy, awl tideland. P. 4 mmilt At t:two, St•.iace ; Vanahan and Lynrb , M inclit.rter ; (rre2- mall and Billinige, Liverninil ; Madam, tadcsmirstlt; Colinas, arlialmry Trewman t ifxrier ; nod regal by moat contain/ Vesekris, la bout i t Jo . fal. and 64. each, told Lindy bout.. at Flo lIEN Men of Education and lirof.tt.tonal Skill use persevering endeavours to discover theorist 04 1 and effectual method of treating PI few prevailing U,.. ease, the sirecessfel mull of their experience t. the heat poet( superiority. Men e. GOSS and CO , Surzesies, 'o tology efucsted awl initiated lute every branch of the Pre ftweign, Crenate:nye from different finspittits, and hxneougs.la from the must eminent Physig ions, they ham Irritating-rimy inquirer) acre iodine.' to make the Care of glirrases the object of their particular study, a CERTAIN DISORL) ER, eyeing:nth cool riicied us a lestest iotusivatio• ; mud its ixoexhisitants, STRIC -lifte.3 awl (:LEETS, as also DEM. Lrry, whether aria ('one flacelainalian indulgences, lung residence is warm tionsigo. i.e a scs-ret SOI.ITAKY VICE, tuu often mishap paf porigo.d by the youth of both sexes; in the one it will attires:: the muse of sTERiLITY or BARILENIai end is the other occasion a nnmen,us train of Nervous l'4 "Ur.. Which, if not timely reingslied, terminate in hiPIitENCE. and CONSU lirTirrN. The result of a 14 11 aid extensive practice has enabled them, by a en !WOW method, etincluely to remove them disorders. how ever inveterate or complicated, without sertijrcli!vz the pa % Cwit to r estra i nt i n diet tar exeirise, and in alightt OSI where a n early mintiest ism is mad e after discovery of lite isitetins, they plaster them se l ves to per f orm a C ure i s tit'O shod period of two days. The unmet, !mated semen 'lwo Nude of treat ment i s t h e care of the above to. ?ods ! which her never been koursi to fail in oar single in- • dame, to twelve yclirs' practice, doting which period many Prrssin, of both sexes, have bees cured, even after severe l I''ari:nls nitthgols had teen ' mSi ,elted by other WW1 . . , ." ""' sUhor t t effect,' indurNi 114411 a. Grass and CO. to this P 161 . ,1 ? elYer their advice theym'n he consulted by either 6.4 dri .' ! 'c o at i ly, y, or by letter, situ , inviolable mercer s gi.nl attention. l'axnts in the couutrv, inelosiry: a book rote, ere or .late the parttcohirs caw, se.•, and men. gy gisMe, and aglaig y and medicine sill be forwarded to 6v , mit of the hi serous so. gli , )Si .out CO. No. t), '' , ‘igie-atieet, Flirt atnu Tl.is Day is pol.lisketl, frittred 6d. A FAMILIAIL ANALYSIS of the FLUID esp3hie of proiliteing the Phenomena of ELECTS!. (,ITV and GdivAN M t or COM BUSTIOPf ; with some Remirks on Snook Galvanic Circles, and their Liflueure upon the Vital Principle of Animals. Illnstrated by the Throcif• and Experieuems of Galvani, Garnet, D ivy, Young, Thoonon, ke. /kr. By MATTHEW TATMAN, E. 1 . London: Printed fur .1. estlinr, Nfedical Bookseller, to, Crown-court, Prioes`s.street, Sohn. Where eta, be had, just published, price is. CURSOR? It EMA MKS ON CORPULENCE. By • Meals. r of the College of Sargeons. • • MONDAY, AUGUST 6. raw. the Dnke ef Ildeeklenberg Sirelna. On the awl) ller Majesty was attacked with a Geier •and au op pression iii the cheat, and three dayi, after it Arras discovered that she hail nu abseess in the lungs, which had broke. Ail the means in the power of meili6o:e were carefully employed, but tier diffi culty of breathing daily increased, scca•npauied with spasms, which at length terminated fatally.' On the 19th, his Majesty was informed lajj a speciirinesseitger, that the recovery of itt,! Queen was despaired of, and that she was extremOy anxious to see hint anal^ her children nice more. ,His Alajesty.and family ur i red at an early hour on the igthe and found the fps en trendy in the agonies of death. She was, niin and her children, mid breathed her laid at nine o'clock in the morn in*. The King pqnrited to Charloeteuhurg rterpty afflicted at this calamity. body witi veyed to‘this capital, fir which instricise a detach asent of the Bady Guards has already marched. to the tOrritOry of M..ckleoburir. Her Mnfasty owe born the lath M Arch, 17:ti, and married the Ztib of December, 170. t.voNs, Jtitir IS. The marching of troops to S I 1111.11 .1:1S I.oll' Cellllll,l, With the exceptioo of, detar•liments to c•implete the,, corps of troupe mid the divisiolis of artillery already 1 there. • Even some reginienN of cleatry that were 1 already ere - their march, hare been ordered to halt •fer the prevent. Very con iderable trOoper% of atoms Nod im plements in thr engineer olvpartment. which in the French service , is kept distinct Trod the park of artillery,' - are en the 'mail to join'the army of Por WO. They are declined fir the reduction of se. reran fortresses. the fall of-winch must pre:code its operitions in ohs iiitemr of the country . Thu report, which ha s •litien -fit a considerable time pest in cirtelation,ofthevienteation rn France of certain pronnees on the other side of the Pyre neei, gains credit end it is nor said, that the French frotrtiersire to be extended to the piesent boauda or olfl•Castile. We hear riOthin 4 further of the 1 7 .mperor'ijout, nay to Bayonne; though there in cid a part of diis held ecptiesca at the cas4 of Marac, and several carriages and hersecat ['argue, belonging to the Prince of Netifelusist. Apprzheosiaus hawing -heels entertained of an in tention on the part of the English to make an :d -unk ou Bonlogiie, Genkralyinilamme, the Con,- tuandr in Chief en tha Goa . st, has received st veril reinforcements, and some more regiments are ex lorenerletßmaloposti liiiNkitke Tao divisions. , formerly belonging to th e 2 , 1 turps in Germany, are quirtered along the coast of 111.i!unny, aril the sd division a little fortheriulaDd. The head -tinitters are at Nantes. Several divisions of trocTs buve rosrched to the banks of the Loire. They will be stationed iu and about Rochelle. DAYUNNE, JULY IS. The King of Split) has not yrt 1.-11 Mudrid, -hut is daily expected to set out for Saragossa. from whence he proceeds to the 3d corps of the army. which has made preparations to advance spina the kingdom of Valenti', and liy siege to that city, if it does not submit, We harp, that of the three divisions pf the corps its Arragon, one has remained in the interior of that provi nce; another ha•t odt toured upon Tor toss for the purpose of besieging it. The third Corps covers the siege. An advanc. d guard • I som e Ihrtwasel men occupies the neighbouring di•ti int of the northern frontier. of the ktitOorn of Vs • Tim coasmanicestion of the corps or Amigos mod Catatonia is periectly secure. The Catalonian surgents are driv• it into the labium imeci•nsibie rnouutains of their *province. Marsha) Macdonald one expected at Barcelona ; it is supposed that he iatrds to emweritritre his troops. The head-quarters of the army am still at Se ville, where the Duke of Dalmatia prtlscipelli re sides, std the central military admialitratimis are established. • General Sebastian; rennin, with his corps en the borders of the prnvinee of Gnaw& ; he also occu pies the defiles and pews leading to Mums. The Duke of TIP ti 3 O covers toe approaches to Culiz, as well on thr side of Algarve and the ‘outti of the prorinee of Alentajo, as towards the chain of the mountains of Estreinadera. It is stated in one of these piper% that the 140.. they to the late Crown Prince hes been elected to succeed to the tbrotie of Sweden. We believe this new• to be premature, howeve► probehle soc•h so eveut may be. There is no eccoont of the Did hiving commenced its sittings, which 11111114 precede the election. • THU LADY OF THE LAKE; A It ommirce. This day is published, io 'You bids. duodecimo, rite ids. in loiards THE LADY of the 1: AKE ;; a Rnmines. : fuanded.on the Poem se tilled hi Vt.iiter St utt, Esq. " The bust bad tinseled this silver strand, Just as the hunter kft his stood. And stand asoid the heap:, To vole ilait La‘ly of tibr Lake." SCOTT. London : Printed far Thont4l Teti. It I, CiteBissnte ; and 'Win. A II:mon, Saud street ; ■ad 1411.1? 6:441 at ail the Cir. entattnig lihrarke. 4%60 j 12.1 m T RAVELS LIEU ; a Tale uf Modern Timm Price 9s. in Wards . you NC; I.A 1)1E'; E 1)17 C F.D. The French T.SIIZUIge speedily sequired in its istninet city, mud (Sr ;fleetest attention paid to nary tither branch of Education. This itemiser of young Ladies a limited to twenty, and the present nominee k eighteen. This finishing establishment, silos :A in a healthy village near Limbs, ensiddetel beim Faiglith Lady, married to a Protestant and • imohle Luyalush—Ternas Furty Guineas !ler 'tenons, iostruction is the Esglish, Freach, and Italia,. Langunts, 41asie, ,Danciii;„ Viriting and Arithmetic, Geo. graph) , and the rose of vie Glob,* The List "ilast.-rm at ltsrd thluestatilishro. at The must respectable refinances -wilt be trisect.--Verloar Boarders. Fifty Guineas. An Apprentice is wanted fur three years certaiii,Pftillitlfil Fifty Ottlitents. Cyan a address way ha bad at Mr. Debts's, Couhraher, Soho-square. • . MICHARDSON. GOCIDLBCR. AND CO. OON ritAct.iiits coy ERN ENT for the present ST.ITB LOTTERY. respectfully intro the Pithlie, that Tbrkets and shares are sow as 11411* artinir Offers, Bash.buitilispo, Curnhill, and up; sane the ft iag' Mews, ChariatCrum. SCHEN R. L. eti,uou .... ars L. tos,osa 2,000 ..... . 10000 1,700 10. son 100 • 10 . .... .... .. 30 ....... 5,1 , 41 SS . • 1 45%0 4.500 • • 4,000 Na 61041 Ltiott,ooo Vire Tickets of each Number. •Alita he Drawn the tutti of October, tato. I'HR teal .1 APA N 'BLACKING. DAY nod !if ART I N —Tli i FITS Willie COM ' , WM Iti , with half the nansl lasmr,.ps.ofirces the most brd;innt jrt Mack ever bebelJ, of urds petaliuruniarishinent to the will not soil the finest limn, is perfectly l'ee from any tart win:ll,mnd will retain its vartnes to any climate. 5...14, Wholesale, by Day and Martin, at the Nfaunfactory, No. 97. High Holborn. Retail, by F. Osy, No. 7, Tleittork-street; 4.110,0614 ; Aatel.:Sit j,.Finch•ilailt'i the pe4icipal Rostauiters, Perfumers, sad Olkintit,liftNt Mete tropotia,aad in terry Town thtuudhoet the United ICior,h in %lone kitties. r f..e u. tid. ench. No half-pines TO WATCIRMAKEINI, JEWF.LLER.:, ANb THE mimic AT LARGE. PETIT-Olt, A MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. AMr -SURE, Chrountueter and Watch • maker,. ef:1o. Craven. buildings, Dru ry •la or, h ing been, to consequence of the great scarcity and exorlooa.ot pier of gold, !adored to devote his time and attention to the dimmers of a substitute ; and, after inionease expense and isad the satisfaction hi seemed ; takes Imre to offer to the public his newly-discovered, Meouiparable fIR, which approximates wearer to the gelidity a gold sham any thing hitherto discovered. It is mot so table to taridsh as other metals; and, by the richness of its colour, far ex.- reeds theta in twenty. This exrelknt composition lakes a most beautiful polish ; and the body (wing herd, it is 104 no ✓eedy scratched as gold. It is so very ductote, and superior to any thing of the kind, that after a little hammer lug or 11.11. 1011111ir, it will accrue mistress mud elnatie body. It is pirti colarly adapted hoe watch-eases, goad' boxes, mod a saiiroy of articlee, fur width gold is at present employed, loorMg t he allesut.oze to be racily cleaned ; by brushing, or rubbing with leather, it will look always new A. Th - sore therefore moat reapretfully informs the Pah/it, that he has, for inspection and for male, at his maiiiketory, • large assortment of watches ',revery ileserytiuo, with cases made of this unparalleled Petit-Or; as alms an assert mind of anutfAsoms, soil ninny other articles, wale with time due composition. A 1..., .as rnosortmeat of gold and sitter chronometers, boric...nal, duplex, capped, jewelled, stops, seconds, and a variety of other watches, alt 'eremites.; 1110. wise gal watch, hams, sells, nod a variety of jewellery, The above tr la much recommend. d Cm exportation to the East and Weal Indies, where immense profit may be a:- peeled. For the aseeestemJaaiens of the trode, the above composi tion is sold ;only) at A 3hwure'a manufactory, Noo. l'raveo,botildings, Drury-lase behind Astley's Po. i 44444 at ,l. FS. per p I, Truy•weigot, iu ingots, sir .:P. at. par ounce. A. Nlesure ainkrtakes also to make watch CllO.O, at a price fur sorb came, kw ready rummy only. FORXIGN LVTELLIGENCE. DEITCH PAPERS. .111.1 i 31. A newspaper pnhlighed at Md.', ni Ming iry, ssy,, that on the lath ult, donug the stay of the E•nperor Francis at Nlari-z.II, lie ratilir4i an offen sive find defensive treaty concluded lietwien France and Austria: DIMLY, JULY '2l. A rove! edict has been published here. w bleb suspends she commercial relidious with the United States of North America. It direct*. dial no ,Cl - eel corning from any of the American ports, or wooed by an Americaa, shall be admitted into p r olion port ; taut, on the contrary, that all such resaels enteriliz the harbours or ports of Pruseis, shall he compelled in depart. On the Stith ult. Her Diliiksty the Qwees arrived at Ilohensierieit, at the conistry seat of het father, FRENCH PAPER.. Titus, JULY ie. nuirvreu mote IWR PAIIICIt Tag ri.lNcr tor II terrnaTlßL, 11114011 " .Nleastirotitr-1 have the hrnoor to inform Paicg STIPIDICE-IiALF,PISST. y.ioi I lighitess of what rissed on the 10th; pree paratory to the of Ciudad Rodrigo. " At four o'clock in the morning we began tet ple•• from our batt•ries with forty-live pieces of cannon, mortars, or howitTcrit, which kept ritsn very brisk mnituniuterupted fire, huh on theh►+eac hta and the defences of the besiegers, until four in the efternoop. During this period earl, }sires) of fir tipery'diachatgeg from tWelveta, tifteen shot every hour. Trie enemy LA' some ,literire./gturnett our fire io a very feeble inanuer, and then 'ceased intl. altogether. " foie in the afternoon, trienerst Rehr. Coale mandinit of the bartering triihrt;7the , e iiiidCom.nelielaat of Eiigineers; , and the chief of Battalion, l'el;:nayr 'firit ile-eamp; were Pent t o make tinsel einsittineltoo of the breach. Threeirohinteers were reignited co try whether the hrettat was Prieticatife; )11tilion, tor. ,Rural of germildierti; in 'the : , 21/ centrism, of the 50th regiment; eirabineir ig' the 211 teittelitni of the fii'd light inf.-vary; end rete-ehaseent et the 4th company of the Zd kit ' tition of the same regiment; aifered 'themselves. These hr.ve fellows having flatb ed the twei.7lFriegiefies in the spate of a, few Motes, sad' gamed the tip of the geettol Arnebarged - their pieces •at the enerree?s-ittoivirig at die same time, 4" Long lime !•' and descended again with the saute tail iesoluttom I solicit for them the insignia of the ~ .os" 11e- Hour. This "gallant feat, performed ill th,Sight of the whole army„ - made the culinuns Inkster. 'their advance to the assault. The co:Minns cons:wed -uf the besiegiag eliamturs, under the cononand of Cantata Sproolieg, Adjeint of the S:aP'; three hundred voltAgron.,. arid three hundred ereearlior, cuinsuanded by Me.,ri. Orkin, 4.214ef of Baftebon of the (ith light regiment, and Dsloyat, Chief of Battalion of tb0,.651th regiment. 'These truops "revised the foot of the breach, and were jiv-it mounting to tlwaseauit, whoa the hes:egtil Innis out the white Bag, and surrendered at discretion. " The General of Division , Count Coin miadant of the ati or Menthe' tie DI/ kr of Edelitogeu's corps, woo co.umanded the att.fil„ msrehed at else head of the of &moo, and, passing thiough tie breach. imateiliately_toc i k pee. seseiou of the teem tio: ramparts, tiattertor v :vitts, and place of arms, and posted g 'lard, at the meg .sisses al• provision and military stores, : midi 14.164.pime Abe public clie,ts. Simon./ at this vaillertialles • made the Spanish garrisue deposit, their Terre in the arsenals ; after whieh.. they reteirrnstemeettmir quarters. This operation being trevaninatod, Gene ral Luisson established hinted( on the ramparts with the brigade of Simon, mid there passed the night. The Adjubint-Commandant Riper,, to whom the command of the plate was crioaded, ruaiutathed the greatest truoquillity ta it. "The Spanish garrison -consists of-between 6 and 7000 men, who will be marched in three eu. limns to Bayonne: the first set out-shirt morning, and to morrow and the day after, will he fullowid by the other two. The hospitals coetaiu a greet number of .wounded, who will be succeseik ely re moved. We have found in the place laS pieces of artillery, a pretty large quantity of powder. shot, lead, and cartridges, which is ill he accavaiely detail ed io the inventory now making, and winch will he transmitted to your flightless the moment it is • finished. " According to thc.accounts of the Spanish Gs. vernor himself, the garrison, the townsmen, and the peasants, have suffered contuferably during the siege. lie states the number of soldiers killed at upwards of 1900, and that of the itilialninnts, he says, is still more consiileratele. Ile eoufesse•, that himself and the garrishn would have surrendered sooner, had they not been ill-treated by the inhabit. ants. Moreover, all unite in complaining of the perfidy of the English, who,ba►ing promised to sue-, cour them, made them prolong theis defence, old, at Wt, abandoned them. " Haying been present at all the operations of the siege, I have been a constant witness of tea courage, zeal, and perseverance which ilis,Maj-sty's troops opposed to the obstacles they had to surmount, sad the devotion and bravery sr the General Officers, and the Officers of the gieginerrs and Aniflety.. I shall have the honour of fertlmith add easing to you proposals of rewards in faeowr °fans+ Generals. officers, and soldiers, as hate appeared to me more partienlaely d;seriiirg of Hi. Majesty's bounty. " The present report is t!sr sequel and couch,. aim% of those which I hale daily takir care to trans mit to you, respecting the operatmas of the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo. 64 I haw,. the honoiar he pith rrpecttti devo tinn, your Ilighrbel4's azobt nyed oileti.ent rer►ant, •• 4. The Mershal, Pottier rf LAN!, Comaatda io Cblkf of the Army of POitiegol" ' hue , t Lll4 Het% 4 it r, Sat. s ki 44. s e Via y . lib. 33 :41 1 :A log stEa DAT 9 1 . lu. 1101. .11. --1 6 1 1 M a $l. 1101. of (14 4 lay Wel ail lively Wks 4 atm* I ger.' ;,6.4 3Y En. 60. .1 ti. ai i 4-si F A-4 1.1 —4 4 • —4 • De 111 61 Pa lb. 6416. 596 61 cfr & li i 1. ti O 0 O 4 U 0 V U )1 f.W etey % !RIP rr • ! A - n - 1 ; 1 Ckie:d