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Fr I Pastoral Symphony. Ashe, " There were She i ients.. , Chums—. Glory to Gel in the 114 Wit." goats-.1/n. Ash', " I know that Ise Redeemer liveth. Isrit. and Sons —Dr. Baitlerissu-Anto "'I he Twiapest, - au Ode, o, mein by Dr. Drat Floesle), This. Dar Oxon. Solatt—lft. Braham, " Aired in the Neathrod's Clot." Laniraini. hosg—Matlante Catalina, " 0 doles euneestu." Mozart. Donluie Ch From the teaser." Soiasaa. Daudet '1'l:, to n;int My was even nt,re ninnerous than it wet and the livlies had est:hanged th.. esp. generally worn at church m the forenoon, for the feather, turban', or other i!veising drew. We would particularise there pieces which were beat perforined, sod attracted the most general ap t glan , e, but the task would be as itsposaable as in vidious. It would be but to enumerate every re. formairee in the order of the bill : to say that Bel lamy, that Braltien, that Iteinagle, that Bartle. dean; that 41.11 e, that Bianchi, and that Cala lani--•almost surearsed themselves, sod received the trilvute due to their reapective talents and exertions. The following recitative and son.:, from %As Tees pest, an "(hie , by Dr. Drake, set to 11311411 C by IV. Horsley, Mos. Bee. Oxon. Mr. Bertleinati, given in his bat stile of excellence, and rapturonsly applauded, was the only m.tbic..l novelty : INK IT TITS •CCOMPANIES. neniast of Gad debtreetirs poser! Whilst, due to wrath the direful hour, • Thou a. n'st a *witty seri,l, whet; balstaltatenewste heaen's West sire, Whet: lightest' lane the A1114 , 14'8 ire, . Oa stn-snack watiews lourrd. TaT terrors load my treosloliag shell, !mad u I% Wafting tows whiela swag yooder black dennis : a . Mine harm thy amp inewat raa, Thin sitsbas i tsass top miestmaim best, Asa with.smttimme stsemrs the airighted plots., • Yeses ohm the thivilphetsimi item The•mtmeum with botodiett fairy rims. The stmlor amok *mat t Hw Lebo m retlatiormemommare gives eew the " It "WV 0 0 1 400 , M` IMMO A. &lariats the berrying htmst. Care, En a% WOW% *4i Fe VW% Timm meet mitt view thy lord aids, 'Se meter n remits.; Isle es, die emit siege be lies. No were beiseil is class his eyes. Ifs Mewl I. pieyieg teem his weseilressl'il limbs le neon. The Conant was cuochaJed a little after eight *clack. and as so slicer eatortenucent stood for, owesitsg, the cesapany separated, to aajoy their sou private ausussaseata sad parties. Tim Ball, twiight, was fully and &this'll/ably attenebed, and the thusein,g was kept up to a 14/e hoer. We are happy to tr . that some hncres are es giv at the recovery Mr. Tit Melt. Ile was somewhat sensible towards the evening, int , . can ine give any steestsett of the manner b) %Inch he cat% the aufartunate accident. - Tossicsrow atoning, another Coorocatinn sill be bud at the Theatre, when another hat of 1111111r11 will be proposed by the Nellie !Chancellor for the illosomoy Degree of I.lloctorof Civil Lita l ; !N I s in .olnalst bat the minserous evincany. ,11111liaSsits4 41.appntutv,1 in places as Temday. wit ava•l tneui•vlie- td tln, i.e' Oppglrillllll of le : • tending ilt • cl-•rittopt. On thy antsp-ct nf admit. • c so, the 6,11001ne Ins./ bean i..4ed Ito Cora coa of the fboatre thank n necessary to give oho, ;he .1 saws of she Iletalre sill be 'opebed, fertile adomei.ne of Labe* *sly, ot half ate, eight feC:IX as ThorsOve as.d Fcniey 'noun oge WHITTINGTOX LAN MIN, piwoal C biILUACL blAftl Wortesicr .lW, OUß.% 4lntei deo e acre. J uho's College, The sable ant dl peraom to be proposed to-mot 'nw Vslease Hasarden, Hos. Lichar , l 'Niel* ALP. kart. W. U. Lytle tea, M P. War. 1 Abseerwisbie,, tkrlC.. Lis lmp, Bart. sir W. role. tort. Str Gss.ekrAs. Ra i l. siLob r u Wyss, Bart So R. Biookr, Mut. Sir Gto. IV.rsender, Sir O 0. Page remoter, Rest. S.,Bart.Bp` - 4 „ 3 is. Strosg, 13.1.1 Lir.a.GerwestVir G. Mdigest, • Nit E. Laysien Sabel's, Pal t. Rts.-AJrniral MSS P.Meli, Sir fuel- eidgtos Earsand l urinous. Hart. Ilear.Aelne sal S.r ILIAC G. Nasky, W. it....vesdish. N.P. G W. W. Wyss, X P. Hess, Rarssß, M P Amiss Mse.dussAL 111 P Jobs Rabat basis, M.P. Juba Amick XP. Hew) , N.P W. . U. Frassaatle; RILP• Pewee Greutell, W Missy rysskMP WlNlamiletttatll P. lowpa Halsry, M.P. sad ' WINN, !L P. • Ti- basarsors, hs fare the Convocatioa, be. t. !Wee the Orations Earl Poeta' to the Chast e...Pori •lit Which a hat was givers is our Papaw al Is the crewing, the third concert wit pesimesed. 1166 0 s Oxford still oitatiours very crowded, eyed there. it &Arum baits of csaapioy every how, yet the 1441 i too. of ties ledgamptetters has been otwaairliartswartd. Mail of Ihase who asked the exorbitant prior of flan, It tele genvess a.orert. for a ail* hed-roora awl sittias vaaar. have been justly requited with empty ... W 0 have been able to procure the Eueish Pries Pam. ty Mr. Chinuery, of Cluist'a Church. so touch adtaired Ow ise recrtaltsot sod, though we trey thereby be traaarrasing all the etatutes of the Usivaraity, we have no hesitation in conuunicot. iv the plosimara we received, on peruring if, to onr evaders THE ITATVE Or THE DYING 01.4 DI 4TOII. WH ins ee Weise weed 1. esseese Iced The resell. emortell Arm le emit Telly,. die emesequeed Wei% rlll l / 1 1/111peeer T,.,..eelme est mewl is hwooliiio Imar Stne'd kw, sad full of death, his head declines, • Vet seer hie brow indignant valour shines, . Mill &rim his closing rye with angry light, - Noe Riga es, now ilawkru. with ispproaehing night. Think not with terror heaves that sinewy ibte3,lo,-.. Pg. vengeance vnibk, end pain soppiest . • enlm in despair, in spay sedate, ILea proud suet wrestles with n'ermastering fate; Vot pang the coallict ends—he falls seal pet, !news every nerve for one but effort set, At once, by death, death's lingering pewee Ms brave — . lle will not sink, but plango into the grave, r.shaseit his ninthly heart in one betties, And rally hfe's whole energy—to di! Unfesed is sow that vigil, which oft inuasar'd The baffled rkel whoa his dalchioa spied ; Those claims nde, wliteh r en the inerfrous stage, Hotted hint to deeds of moue than martial rage ; Once poised ley peerless might, once dear to fume, Theshield with mail out pined, 'Nippon , his frame Hie Lied eye dwells apes the faithless Wade, As if in silent sitipay lie prayed, " Oh might 11 yet, by eve asengisg blow. " Not shun my date, lint share it with amp fee 1 " Vans (hope !_lie *rearm of fist &sena ; That giatit.arui's btobearbg strength must bend ; Yet shall be stern, proctiailreet,eu betray t nos dastard siva of asigeish or dismay, Will our weak plaint to Amor his parting breath, Is paps uublissc, mapilleent its death! Dist Lir were deeds saehromitkil ; its tomb Nu patriot wreaths adorn ; to cheer his doom, No susithiss thought. "rite of ilutie. dune, Of • tropitied eatqatst foe his country woe ; Awl he, whose sculptor's, form sloe &slide* Ewe To Cicadas—lse dies without n saute ! . Haply 1.4 frace4l l lllll4 '" Time berwodare Wiwi, Rome, delpeobrigellteem be begliNilidiews, larier*.lber virtue, itrry, mud repose, Said MI Unthaws., prime as "t red set So pumps et deo& wad sitstms Ofiesd — l 7 = MORO* 1.11 1 / 1 1/1114 1 0ligli dilita6l4 at , Var. 9 71414 04 044 heamm, &L) II rue ernist panne la 'Pore, it .raindrnit laisireas gamma treale jammer on F.veye rrnae. Ver. 11. Calm Ea eeepair, die.] CO beerme, gui tkut de recevutr k coup amid, trill.. Aft evaitruance. 1661. Yee . posdl kipew/es, )II we vest pas lealian. dower ism esuleer ai i al dtiwillaate. Ver. 13. e—le. fella *et **e.t.a: 3Oa onal Ages imlui-ii goo, Valve to hew go. lon rote aped* to coop .loot it ea atteiw, 4 4 lea plias gleam youomest. a vette, it rde tegarde Imag Was rims rearm* de le e.dr Washer ea expiraaL Ibid. Wes, ip. Ulf ar'el is woe AAA ear{ ice a yyr i proof Mat liar fijorr repwAwisi by blialwie was Ilifila to be that ell s iheciaeariesa. pre arm loWlabetswass,val. ii. p. 1141. bee alas y Aaba Ekacti, io bas Dissortadost ••• sop a VII Apra votsvo," Friel p 7. V. r 41. Tk.. 01tai"..4r.53 Batted, eat Teat dam so 46. eerip&i.. du C..4ia.t etrbetatir, vale iii. p. 137. goo cm/ Agave reprete.te (.I...dtatestr. alst epee ruw meat ..age do Icar dabs les jet.% anis too remployott maletoeut pour t doom* to ingest do !Ohara. ltd Wiateleaso sod 011111 Ti. Net. w. •-. 7 fa4thios tiade.lo Oa wait pis de lei oat dpeo Mode. Tomah p. 61. deo Amman do pay C. C. l.wadatts. V. Latt —.ode Nessus' of 4fr -/ l e a /, he) Tamils gee It I meg tool Oak.. M 4.11 1 (AMNON 10111. vi p. e 67, Ver..u. CAMAY, ale j alle eappooed hp Key and bp Wirkelmeallbs ba alto atolpaor. 1 The evening has termed out Pleasant sod serene, and we look with strong hose far a floe d..y oiorMsir. A t oil events, we can censole ourotivro for the phieivae nature of the weather, h)r reflecting. thattoweVerit stay damp our pleasures, it will add :lo,eisr comforts in the shouriance of • glorious tsars rear which these tilaelj showers will insure to the : . (onnlrs, '' Sadler's balloon will iticend aletot eleven O'clock on Satonlay, and moot of the company are expected . to remain in h)aford, for the purpose of witnessing that scientific dud sublime spectacle. It is at present exhibited in the liiscket groweol, where. though it cannot he fully cupanded (owing to the clienutscrdied epees-), it is viatted alld admired ky rood. frost. morning till night. In Merton (Lintel's, and all the ashecent gmvsnils, that can cowmand a slew of the ascent, platers are already ovureil ; sod it is to be hoped dirt the state of the weather may be favourable to the 1141811101 a rail able constructor of this noble work of att. LXTOACT Of • Lama. retow •11 1 10TOklt C4)11, Illt frt.% DDDD • ' , AMU um:. The upper gallery, and the peasive of the Theatre, 3 erterde", were so extremely eine/sled, that some windows su the prang* were obliged to he broke° to let ial air. so present sestforation. brained prodigiously fast at the randuslos of *lw 11, Cow vocation ; tier holiest were, in couseapiessce. put to great inewuneate... there hut aulliciesit sup ply of eoweiste, nsiebrellin. to be procured. nor cress peraimule. l'hi..e who were without taps or :hats, bad recoupst to wearies the caps. la the area of the Theatre, ',sterile'. an stoLeed V* count Dissigulasia. Sir C. trforsres, Sir Ifolward Sir lberoia Xi . neurt. Mr. Bieekhorw, N. P. the High boi/iff of Wrotiolooler. Mr. Reeves, of the Alien flier, &e. Lady Grenville wee moot sa l ierldy dresord 1, wow &eery and hag& plume of leathers; wane of the 1 Adige, fur e leganer °flipers.. itre. exceeded (Ad, , l'as , lereeer, who set near the Citaacellor. A new and silver, wee, pester. , • 1" , Vr.. • daj o i*Amed,•aild very isnensily Grenviik Nieflal;" ~ one side " ?rapid qualm dilectai" unit (K. the col,t co , uni.mqrattml of the ro.tootion or crooomior of the Iluivvr.:ty of Olt- J.lly 1810." side;' Th. c , rentonies of the Ijigh Convocation did not conclude till past two o'clock, yr•territ. Theatre was opened again at folic, for a grand mu. sical perforatance,, under the able direction of Dr. Crotch, the Professor; and, although the th.litre will contain upwards of four thousand, and the ad mission half-a-guinea, every part was crowded to a great extc4s, by sus. o'clock. Lady Wynn was most elegantly attired, and sat with another Lady, equally well-dressed; they ware nearly pushed off their seats ; a Lady, who sat near the en trattre, had her clothes alifost torn off. One Gen tleman was particularly ackiye in making the crowd more disagreeable then there was occasion for hie conduct was very fortunately discovered, and he nut. On the other side, Earls Fotteseue and ▪ l'cotide , •%petivitet.4 very cow Metal& inconve nience, from the extreme pressure. A 11.aullsat in the Chan,:ellor's chair, there being no other seat. Tier Concert consisted of • miscellaneous selec tion, in which hiadaine Cat:dant sang • very dash ing Ittilitais bravura, and ass universally eaeored. Mr. firahorn was esesved in a favourite song, com pass:ll for him. by Dr. Clark. of Cambridge ; the word. from Normiuti. Mr. Bartietuau's highly-re d singtiig. of the trsiislatio• from Pergokzi. " Lord haw merry," very deservedly produced an encore. Irks ICencert coocluded with the Coronation Au ' them; notwithstanding God rove the King was called &nth. partibulor (Nom was supposed to be to hear Catalaui sing it ; in deg 'which 'every one pre . snit was highly gratified ; she fairly eLectrifsed the audience Our singing the two first versos; the re mainder was sung by the other performers. The Concert concluded soon after eight o'clock. At ten o'clock the c ompany repotted to the Ball-room, at the.Town-liall, tom Ran, given by the University. wlit.re the Merry dance was kept up till five o'clock this morn*. morning, 4 halpast ten o'clock, the Chau- Vlee-Clatneelfgr, Noblemen, Herds of Howes. Doctors, Proctoot. and the Stewards of the Radcliffe Infirmary, asseniltied at the Ilasletige Library, from tshence they proceeded in grand pro. cession to St. Mary's Church. ',hese a Scrawls wag preached before them. by the Rev. Dr. Dooley. Canon of Christ Church, acid Regius Professor t f Disinity ; which he undertook very kindly at a short notice ; the Bishop of Oxford lutsing been asinonacclt to preach on that oocsaion, hut his Lordship was prevented by ins t natinticl Oa th. entrance of the Chancenor into the Choral, Dr. Crotch *truck up a very grand %Wan- Lary. which he played is a highly finished and acteutik styte, each rxectition. . _ • in the course of the service wow performed. the re Derto. and Dawdle:es, by Orlando Gibbons the celebrated. anthem, by the late Dr. Boyer, bhssed is lie in which is the mach admired direr. 4iere 8441 sap Charity repair; it was most admir olilv imam by Mr. VatnAliaii and Mr. Bartlemin, 14...0th e r verse. and solo p.orts, were sung by Mr. Brawn sad Mr. W. knyvet. The tooth Psalta was sung, with accompaniment, try Dr. Crotch. There wars select band, ably led by Mr. Cramer. After the Sermon, there was a liberal collettioo for the Inatirsition. Afterwards the Chancellor. Vim-Chancellor. Noblemen. Heads of !louses, Doctors. and Proctors, dined with the Stewards of the Itade:iffe Infirmary, at the City 11211. In the cause of the day we were much amused by four men, (hewed in the uniform of His Ma jesty's Yeomen of the Guard, mounted on four large grey horses, two of them playing cirri°. nets. one a horn, mud the other a trumpet. scram pained by a fifth man, dressed in an animarif maanted on a grey horse, beating a drain. After plating several pieces, in dilTere..t parts. they aa• noiloced Mr. Pulito's Ktnilaticia of Hinds ■nd &oats. Tits ante wihra.dhor. Nei inyramewri.orrr . he,;ll price that every article fetched on Saturday, the market a is glutted. which brought the prices Joao to the usual stAii•lard. At 5 o'clock there was a Grand Concert at the Theatre. This evening every nrinvipat .ne,:ter was applJuded by the young ttlentleinen of the University. on their *leading far ward. Alt. Itralapen, anti Mrs. A•he. were deserv edly encored in Bishop's //ear Maid." Mrs. Bianchi .any an Italian air in a very tanned style. aerrimirririell most admirably ou the rioter.- cello by MeeLindley. and wits higitly applauded; as was an ode Irmo Ma. 011.6 Caractorns, compelled by Dr. Crotch. Mr. Ilartlernan *41 , 1•111 fine voite, and gave mime high treats, in several Catalani 11 , 1 , 14 rutbusiastioall y encore,; in U doles reactiete! by Mkt let : it is better kitiswd to the Public It y the words Amoy mid Melancholy. She pltyed with i! oft a merit lascitisting and delightful style. A most s:ollent opposition 1 , 34 raised to St.thasn's 94:ging a sang. instead of one advertised. As soca as the CulJege rote sobyided, and he inlaid oh. twin a hearing. he was suffered In prat:east ; he amoitheil 4.1 a reason. the copies of the:other song not biting reedy. The Thrsor wa .!iterally cracenned in every put. Tiaalliatinia and 1111arehioneva of Ely. i:arl, F.'. - Im poißtiqgoalk paecipel Min &Mar alibi, States, Ximatrione, tt inkelman. sed the Iliellenelf "CArdia* Smarms, ia ike 'mak Eiteretaredia, &Om IPiestilthould. • • • &.) Arm baled (Glad. =l*„." IlillOilien)AminirdWl-veletent ceysi he ninon mean de -els; is yew feetit fatalist terminal mist. autism. Via. Wiaiucham. p tetcne and Teinpleiiir and Lady. ait.l a i nnni'oer al other th.littAt character:l, were in the crowd id dot a. Sather% B in exininting in lift Court. Lied with wind by 1.W.110n0. UNDER fag P ITONAGE OP RIR ROYAL • NESS '1:11E PRINCE OF SITBSCRIPTiON CONCEItis will gina et the NSW THEATRE-ROYAL, G"AIIOENoiTO-MORRt/W (kaki/day), thy zili of ,„ 1810, (the eireolug after the Thaw of the Th ea tnealkessU-a) P4RT I. Grand Oireitnee, Haydo —Snag, Mho Sfartyr, =moldy the Lord." Hanalei -Glee v tt lMow clout-ail along the , gsy mood " Dr. Arne. Mr. Tayloi Mrs. Dickens, " Sweet Bird" del. (Accompanied or tb iriokin by 111.. Wert )...-4. % Incledoo, " The trumpeCa Wei dapple ;" molt:Mars. PART 11. , Occrinre Occasional•-••••Soog; ale Ta~he._ytij n Miss .• Ah non rai." A lm' and Mr. Taylor, " cenitiog :! t r —Sung, Ato.s Martyr, " anti:ig Spec Via I/ickums, " Holy, holy, Lutd " , Mr. bacirdoo, " - Sound ati stas Its • ' and awl cc Node' PARI Grand tat erture. Lordoiska.—nuet, Mrs. Deimos Mr. larledno, "As .tea's Ibr mons.' Handel Doyle. Dr. Calic...!t.-1 to Air, 'Mrs. Dirlons Sen. Mr. locleilon ' Sufily Mac," and Ch orus . lb (Accoelpartied on th e Bassoon by Sir. Mertaiosh., _ mi. Bultuu , " Socet nia:.l" Bishop. (Accompanied 1. the Harp by Mr. .11. Nicholson )—Soug, )lr. locledos, " COM! if yon dare." and Churns. Poreell.— To r faith " God sere the King." At Ile EMI uf the Fun: and. Second Pasts, Recitatioas the Musses Cramer Leaner of aie Baird, Mr, Ware—Orgaus, Mr. Roraell. Dom s to be tiptoed at Seven o'Clock, and the to begin :it Light precisely. Admittance to Nias-114. webers, Boxes, 75—Pit, 3. lideGlll4ell7 ) • • lery, is. Places to be taken of Mr. Broadest, at the Bomalfoe, Priiace's•place, Mart-street. NEW 171EATILE-ROYIL. COVENTWAKDEN. The Loaf Night of perihrmiall thin Seams. THIS EVENING, .BUDAT, Jo* ft, le .0, ' • Trap*. allied HAMLET, PRINCE OP DENMARK. Claudius, King a Denmark, Mr. Creswell; Rouble; Palulus, Mr. lister; Lorries, Mr Emena g Horatio, Mr. Murray ; the Ghost of Hamlet'. F lEgertwa. Gertrude, Qum of Dural., Mai n Opheihi, Mho Bottom ; and Aetna., Mu Illuelphilee. T which will be added. the Masks! fewer THE WATERMAN. TIMMITII, Mr. Isetedon, (who, in that flameem., traduce tie fuovrite Sown of " Tito Ha!, of Rimy Deadir, Mr. manAst4 ; Rola* Mr. Lista.. Ma. Ir M.. Pa pod . 4.4 W.ill3haise, Miss Button. 1.14*E11.11 TH EAT . Tills liVENl?itd, FRIDAY. Judy 6, cill be-r Comte Opera. railed THE HAUNTED TOWEeld Baron of Oakland. Mr. Denims ; fort.n de Coy Maraud! LArd ilium. Mr. ; TAM , Kaieht. Lady Ltnum de Conroy, MO.. E. E d 4 u M Iglb After which, eith limo, a ow Paeittenisse Wdlet, THF. CASTILIAN AIINSTIW.L. The Prioeltal Characters hy -Mr. iieect.. ‘i Ileattiie. Mass Smith, /111114 J.trispLau.i.c. To-marrow, Oh this Love at, TY% /Isla& Alooday, an mooch . Now Cowie . • rw Tearrlien. 40PF • ?be New Grand Pioateagane 13atirt or TN ICrighe et be repeated every Eve-li Ix '4l briber ritinr., • • A Ears, Musi cal Ent.. tumult, !. ,u:.+.« is in THIRD ?PIE 7HE AfTRE•KOVAL. HAI% if ARABI' THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, July 4, sib be piebald, • 'New Pity, Is Owe acts, celled THE DOESTruL NON ; OR, SWEETS OF ' PA LACE. The Prinrlpal Clagractens b 1 Mr. C. lemble, Mr Mr. Alsbusi, fir. Feeky, Mr. Esnisisler, Mrs Glaser, N. Kelly, aibl Mrs. Gibbs. To wilich will be stidol, Om Masi& free, talk‘ PEEPING TOM. - - Hariold, Mr. Taylor Peeping Toe, (with tie hark thing Iteabhgbt) Mr. ; its, Mrs. MgliKllll, Shad, Mri. Gibbs. The New May, alibi. The Docked ; er,lkeren Palate, was opium received wits lid swot itapenoie t of applause, awl kill be repeeN4 every emotes hit settee p...Te.fteerreer, ebb, bp perealleise, le boa THE BRITISH PRE LON DON, FRIDAY. Jui.v 6. It was stated in some of the last Continental pers, that an action had W Lest place between Neapolitan navy, and our cinio•rs„ on the Italy. Our cneeni..s dins a .loubtful vie; i withoist cause. According to pricae 810 tic itittll.geoce, the force on our Wab 11. e fax, of 36 guns, and as men ; on dim enemy 104 guns, and 1136 men. tiz. a frig::l guns, • corvette of eli. two biits of tiled and 7 gon-boats with 7 suns eac.i.. f. ii ellPrddresAfa.ly mauled. thecors ette wastiir and one of fgel trigs was takiln. We haft il and Sn wounded; the enemy, ISt LOW. 4. wounded. Cwt. B was sevevely ca but is new out of danger. It was oue or I! , giutioui actions fought dining this or Ilin7 od The 4410v/in; is an extract frue * Le , t , r fr". B °pert% dated June U, hronght by the hot L• n Ttie &obis army had matle ho morrm•t•t so late as the gth, only a Crw bd. mixed rsAhnerts -t h.d changed their positions for the infrantsg , o f more eligible tputrters. " The aver Aguede n.t• fal!: n enwieleenthly ; 1 . 1 it i the ouintoo, nottrithtt wdita, of many , t• petit nef..l cffieers, that there will be nu itch" before the h.trvest is on int. ground. The forcr tit ne:ny hat been innels . orAteli ; yet 'lt it sertaolly !treat; owl their umy, in riot' °r number., is otneh suptr.or •to the combined ermies; and when it sh:111 have been jor,el by the Fourth D.ri-.oit. whith, It to ottd. ba' ea/end Sputa, it will le. steces , my to take 11 " l preeentiin s end net Mehl the ,:n•at. ar mihtarr "` • enmetie.•tion--Shotild • ?Me rAt aee on take plea , the only thing which can, peristeheotori curers! to retreat; lotion flanked by mins• of the 5 1 " It corits.,....De!ertiem ill OM frtgitrnt, W‘hrt in Aui•l n d will be th WENT• th of . Sassas) 1; "0 t.—C omr . att. )h. utcs. Ns Ai r , weals k:x vr . rim art — Llias Inc Hassid. 'ANNA is I °deem, curtly. maxi by It: r:aria:se Nor-1114. th 'ller Si 148.4 ace, tA • DEN. be acted t, mat, Ileeeen ; e howl h. wry hi; v Nk. • Al!s, I; hem —as flake epee As la wire. 01 A • Sulrriiv, 11 kner, link FS. lett/bees, Kim a e t! ow two s sill flailat it s kriact. rr--rr &SS. r, NOW A , . rweeo the e (vast d I,,ry, Let iiithrit• t Of ;.ate of i 2 . l l ;pt.: ‘• • irnas•e'. last' t