The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-09-10 00:00:00

'FOREIGN INTELERFINCE. • . day drawing 'auger tiltrzrCser and tha Z. ;acre Lett , a cmninou interest, viz. that of opposing the enc.- .. • . As to your intii,h - it ni tll 7 . ralm!ry. %rc would t•eriuu•ly you lit Bet iiiyiut it upeett, 1%).. ee tr,rily believe that uth:rulte there umplabiuus rughs'i, ut times Ire rather ib e ;Plot loaraula aillaa dark 9,!: afore 1`.:71 ili a 'Chat pray in 4 t 1. 1„. 04 'd u c e airiachasklize is rrAllbee the preloevt v enul %h, •; acid (v,ihr tt)e purl ut arrival, Cir b";a".l'.eatiO3, iu war GIBIeALTAIt MAIL. _ my, the same will direct:, by one consent, all the onerat'.on- carried on against him ; so that the means of this Government, dud of its Allies, ire 'indigitiethely employed, the plans of both Powers (Frost thi Cardillo Chronicle. Aug. 18, '1810.) , . insinient. Pa! !..ns a visit that tn.ty prose ratlwr .h,trnc;it h to yaur ini . ;hty preparations 1 W e feel highly honoured ty the glorious fa . e.!ily con stexiou which the 'Emperor of Gertuauy h s as fay formed, yet the lively , sense It has tweited in ws falls "alter ihott of inducing' us 'bii) rttit a st.rvice, %Itere we err WVII 1111 d, well Cleated, well fed, and well treated, to join you. flowerer, as we understand that you will bout" be here, we shall find en oppor tunity, after the ceremonita of rec►ption ou the beach shall be over, to 'talk with you ,surest lei sure On the merits of your proposal." aural. :*.i , "111,•11 4 'lliv(icriersll)irectiou lathe Chilinent. " rz it lin nrolerernol, ihnt atteli rnerchrindic gs a. et It :in ci e s il l , ►!all t i o u l e lle: ° tit iir '4 at ' s 'il t i" log i rt h a a t n eri ti t ' r " e l p e nt lk . rib ' '.. It is our istentialli Oust, the alorecrill co.oLtiocs 6-.1 cunf.olned to, no tuo!eniktion 4,1. 11111•IraliCe he proicrdior,• of the Captei,u, e,ther in the ecru. otta, roe. t ua, wit:•: part of our r epels of nal, or rrcarli pear!-,,. I and thus of uur allies, Or On di; threat in our tank, n u „' part of 6:Eters of the customs: but ittat, uptitt ijo •,., Ilterrul, and in case of the coinotirsion of any ruled .• soccer, the present permit shill he drchoed oat's as . :. " PROCLAMATION " Forties/Pi IV. by the grace of God. 'King of the Two Sicilia.% Jerusalem, ice. latest of Spate, Oahe of Parma. Placenta, Claire, ate. Grand Hen-damp IPrirce of Tuscany, to oar beloved sod faithful people of Sicily. " The ferocious enemy who threatens to invade this happy k ligidolu, and to bring amongst us de solation, scene . , and death, is carrying on his pre partitions. His pride supports him, notwithstand ing the wstat of coutidence io the unfortunate vie time 4 his de.potiam, which he intends to employ 'nu this rash expedition. In vain dues he try, with motiteatled impudence, to pervert cod Misrepresent ifaetv,Tor the purpose of animating his soldiers awl sailors : they all know the losses he has eustaiiied ; they all knew, that to flight alone they are indebted 'for their lives; and they all see that the batteries on 'the Calabria* coast are their only usyluin mil pro tection. "Sicilians! ix perience clearly shews you what an tub u,ited contittence you alitiald repose on the he 'stoic valour of our Royal Nary, and in that of our 'hugest Any. the Knig of Great Britain. To this 'moment they have leillbsd the eitenty's attempts, `and, with unimpaired zeal and courage, they will continue to cv r. froth rue shores the dreadful evils With which you are threate .ed. But what brilliant results WC: aMt not a rtght to exp et, if, cherish ing in your own breasts the embusisetic love and loyalty with srliich you are nobly animated. you join your aseistatice, exertion,, anti means, to the forces is eich we and tor g about allies a ld ose to 'the curter. Then will victory Le certain, and your imam:hay insored. The prerervatino of our holy religion. and of all the objects of 'your regard. and Abe imatimcots Of love and matt ichineut which rill have always displayed towards our person. call for all y6ar exertions. " Hold. then. Tonne's -es in readiness to join. at the voice of your Sovereign and Father, our troops and those of oar faithful Any. the King of Great Britaih, for the purpete of matting the threatened invasion, a n d thereby secunog this Threne audits independence ; and let your alacrity in obeying this cal, afford the enemy an additional proof, that, making cumin? enure with our allieon'the English. yeses fo'low "at example. and coin l ily with udr will; and that therefore he will Mid, in all the inhabi tants of this island, • general and unauimons de termination to shat the test drop of their blood, Ina to die with arms in their lands, ember than submit to his abhorred yoke. os Sicilians! remember your fer Mer glory, and Teo *all be naviacinle. "To the Neapolitan troo p s to be employed (ipso the expaition to Sicily.-4' , evitins to the ii.vasilau oath which our enemy threat. us the Intigdoin fS. oly.ite has issued see. rat papers to the Sicilituts.eal. culated to extinenish the. puhlie spirit. Th.s one sure (not the least fmatidable of his act wow! than sot succeed her. as it perhaps did m other coun tries. Every one kutes. the profligacy of his principles. end the baseness of his conduct. On the other hand, thisse rapers almond with abourati ties, falsehoods, bud esaggeraiions, which, far from making say impression. eel ate on the Lontrarr tit. and Coeteuipt oi the least intelligeut. The Sicilians, who eujoy that :tappiness which is secured to them by a legitimate and liberal Government ; ate Sicilians, vrlso breathe nothing but loyalty end attaelerneitt to their adored Sovereign, and who are determined to join their exertions to the arms of their King, and of his august Ally, the King of Great Wu—convinced, as they are, that by thus defend ing their country. they give at thc same time the strongest proof of b l eb) , to their atiattst Sove reiga--ithe Sicilians do wit aCffer themselves to he imposed upon by the ephemeral promises of fraud and falsehood; hut, perfectly knovq;llg their true ititertots, are all aware of the neeeseity of opposing the enemy's attempts with the utmost energy. and by all possible mean., and will not allow their pre test tranquillity to be in the least tlistarbed. This sentiment, pervading every elites in the kingdom. readers it unnecessary for n• to confute the ab surdity of those pipers. But the love which we bear to our brethren in the Kingdom of Naples. and partemlarly to the unhappy victims who, ao mush against their Own wills. are to be employed in the invasion of Sicily, impssee it upon us as a duty In tenet eat the error into which the malice of their todressor wants to lead them, in order Id carry lm s sedkeel alceigna into v:ectition. ti Nothite; is left owned 'io these wipers. He misrepresents Vat: iutt:itions, views, anti o t irr.itio.,; •... the Cogii!:, for which purpose uo scruple is to rise the rum - ..t virulent lanv r ? th,, being thus uhifortilly co:sinned. But it is not so w ith our brethren in the tins slum of who, tinartiusinted with the hap py state ut Stray, know nothing but what their wily 'oppressor gives them to untitrststot. To these, then, we will address ourselves. NA lanleuling tiwir nulls ppy fate, will never cease to exhort them not sutler theni,elves to br thus ur:stsly iturosrd on.— Where is the so much talked of th.4uuiou ? where the diffitience Tile British Government, which has always given the clearest proofs of the interest it takes in the welfare of its allies, ousito mi means t h e T cs c-I be cottiescaled, and the coooniclrial Iwto • wh.e.e .e. t, ay she may here eJtered France, Le such line a.: we ►ball appoint. " And Au the stability aad egstmtnce the. cut we !-, • . . His Majesty the King of th:: Two s having ' been informed by his Excellency, Lieutuuaut-Ce tterml Demure, of the and activity midi which his Excellency Lieutenant-Clenerl tior Sl.v.ort ha. pros ided fur the security 4';' . the city u 1 and the defence of tin• country, ag'tinst the :am moit'cneroy, hac . clourged Lt utennott-Cletientl f)e naro not only to express to Lietiteitant.General Stuart Ilia Mejesty's unqualified approbation of I all the oneasotes adopted fur that purpose, but also to make it known to the public At :Are.. Tee prozca lately taken oil ( uss.° by an gun-brig, have a:r• oily arrived; the two gun boats ure of an exeelletit construction ; one ha's 13 le-pottnier footnoted, and Ilse otter a 31 y o na drr. A twin armed with a bras, four-pounder, aid manned with 13 IDeti, d..sertril last Tillt7 As). tun 1 ; from the enemy, and joined the British squadron. sivo: pi t prima with t.u. ow II ba .41, 21111 r •.1 it t. , be com,teisigued by our nllattete., tlr. 5ec...r;...; ut State. in its poser for the (defence of Sicily ; and this Go vernment, which is p,tiided by the same Principles, and :yr seutiineuts of honour 09,1 gratitude, con formiiig itself in every point, mud with the same good frith and widow in its intentions, has no thing more at heart than to assist iu care} lug them into full execution, us the con mun safety l 5 their Silly object. Advising theref l e with each other. their hind and sea forces act in concert, and this state of things, far from being exposed to uny change, grows every day inure cti.noili.l.sted, since there is no opposition of int et est s, nor any secoudury views. but the one exclusive and interestiug of of opposing the most unjust and cruel invasion. Do not then her redolour, nor suffer yourselves to be imposed upon by (Ake and groundless assertions. —The union lietvreen this Government and its Allies is as solid as the cause they support is . just. Take cam also. that you be not seduced by the deceitful promises made to yon.—The prisoners taken in the late naval engagements I/11 the coast of Calabria, which have proved no Irv.* disgraceful to you, than glorious to the allied forcm, have stated that your Oppressor has pro mised to indulge you. for live days together, with the plunder of the cities of this kingdom, if you succeed in making yourselves masters of them. — Unhappy men! ho* many incitements are eat. ployefl to drive you to your ruin !—Tim, will cer tainly be your portion. a yon basely consent to Ise the instruments of your Oppiessoes fury. " The Sicilians are not iefraid 'of you, and if yak' presume to attack them, well kriew how to make you repent of your rashness. They till know how to defend their holy religion. their 'beloved Sovereign, their country, and whatever is most 'drier to them, and are by no u.e.ins surprised t h at .hr. who, in his address to the Sicilians, breathes nothing but philanthropy, should promise to yOU the plundering of their cities; they trust they will be able, in concert with their allies, to reuew the ancient examples or the national yen. •• Gireu at Ow Falacr of St. Cloud , A•tv.t Ow :04 latU. Crintel el. IBlu. By tht En:per. Tibe ! , eeret3ry of Aoir, (:iiK•anij II nuke orßAt,{Nri. Thu rouusOlor yr Ste.... 113eClur Grneral of (iigoed) The ister of the Interwr. COLLIN DE M. MONTALIv7S. Tlic Minieter of Mrnne (xi t ne,:) ( 01.115 DE " Examine , ' by me, Consul at —, the Toad b.rgn I; , n,hrtt AC." t:i•re follows • motto in critbors. rHritert e l our4ter A r Fr:reigu Itelitions, and writien by nor Consul.] The P‘lSlie are reaper-Atoll! inert, t hat die NEV . - 111 i. THE. ROYA 'ivy ENT t: IR DEN, will hetip,....0 , 4 preacat MO DAY, Sept anti a Comic Orr '(H BC.tit:A ICS OPERA. Captain Msetienth, Mr. I s ieledun ; Penchant, Mr. Dr ; t.erkit, Mr. Liner). ; Mat o 11w Mint, Sa). tor. Pulls, Mrs. Diciutis ; Lucy, •tra. C k eu ,',:t.. In Art a Hu. apire in Falters, by Mr Phu To which nitt lie ad.tcd , the Fame of IiA!".ING TIM V* IN D. • Jererna ttithlter, I.!r...!cutt; Plaiiray, Mr. Fliraea'o, Eatuw...ol, Mr. Sitellihyall ; Saw, Mr. Enlcrs. kattrth 9.. Mrs. I)aVoqiirlUi; Mary, Mtn L. ;la. liar.* fur lire Baca to be taken of de BMW" 3 1 the Nen Ruit.t.acc In l't:nac's.pLace, Rart.atraet, Ea GOTTEN BURGH MAIL. LOPIENIIIAGEN. AUG. S. A report havimr, hero +react by ill.dispnved pro. pie, that Ilhs Maje.ty the King had seised the Bank, and nwiert Ike,' to pay to the hchters of Bank-shar.-6, I 60.)rix lot for every share, me inink it right to state s that the above report is leterly false. Government is not enKaged iu any negoti.g tioo, aith the haldeva of Ilank-altare.i, or with the 1) rectors of the Bank, nor have viii,er the former or latter bad e:ly invciing on that sulik•kt. 13: ix Est ;s. Recce.l Prier es 64 —l3ir ts fr'cr —I.(t%VEII 1/.%1 t. 1. 6 1( s. Pos.sul Ll'llol GJ LI.Llt Vis Ss-o.:.1 t'ru'e 4.:l l Wr,lt.esility,Tltt %%beet of Foliose: PrusokLsr.„lt. Ke . .l.lAle ; to It bittt wHI ue silsitd, The Earslesi ;:, Tit W THIS EViNING„,I6NtOAT, fevaeleher le, erill'e; rafiaatel a Nor Cumuly, is 144 e ra::ea ITTGH LIFK IN TI4K ('ITT. The Pehatipal Charae4ere W Mr ii.thews, Mr. le Me. Eyre, 11r..1!ollaiti, Mr (stews, Ms. Carr. M s !tn . Listoo. Mrs..t.ausci, Mis. r, re, gi.s pr Camp, A)(.UST 27. The Royal Board of Admiralty has AIM re trivet( the ufficial report of tlw capture of the con voy, which was lately taken and carried to ChriA ion- Thr said convoy, ninth consisted of 47 ohtpi, was attacked on the Ittth of last mouth. from seveti to eight milei S.W. of Lindesnass, by li;'e of hi, Maje-ty's gun - -brigs, under the ardent of Cop taiu Krieger. Au I:aglish gun-brig (the Funcarl raw away as soon as the Dailislt synadron hove in sight. The cargoes of the captured ehipa consist of nos, hemp, sail.eloth, wheat, fr.., mautzfac tures. plank, balks, boards, tallow, wax, tar, oil, pot-ash, copper, iron, steel, and ,;lass. 1141, Butt Mrs. dna elicit 09th time) aB oct BO3ItIASTES Fl ft10 , •3 'trills new . Scenery, Presses, bus. The Cr. t ewinpinied and vied Ls Mr. W • Artt.comtnutts ',King o$ 1:lotoal. Matt•o; ire (M 11%; .tor of Mate), Mr. ToOnr ; :al • 1.1,,0 • Courtier", Treoy, M. ;Cur:. 311- D . . K.lty• ,thidh will be mil , .1, the r .- ; :ulsr KILLINf; NO Mt . Attskii, Mr. MaMtert t llr. A;loif , '.VT• M V.tocy, Sin. Alathede fanny, Mosll h -3.0-14..4 POW, Censor o..nnbattes 1.14. Ibulos Stairs trance. " Du not, (we sly it spin) Soarer yourselves to he seduced.—This is the voice of the interest in spired by your fate ; and since your melancholy situation rtquires the greatest esertint:s. mae them to shake off ►he heavy yoke imposed upon you, and to termer Four freedom, by reselling )our country from the state of houdigc wider which she K roan4. (Signed) FREACII LICENCES. =TEMTIi TIM?. LYC (7 lf Tii EAT FiR.-- - F.V 4 ; LIS3 OPPZ.I. TIII% FACING, MONDAY, Sr'.r w' 6ll a New Melo-Dr tonne 4)peril, in lister c“:. PLOTS OIL TllE NORTH Tim ze.. Ilia Overture sad Masic toicpvird by II P. iorz ThrClisrartris by Ms 11,nrcon, Mr. 11..r.i, Mr Saritla, Mr Pomo°, Mr. liui.„!!a, Mr I.4 sir rl, Miss l;riwlietti, and %inn After • bleb, a Ne• Mcballrsenatir Entren'.nalt,r2 T%VENTT TEARS %GM The Principal Char icier. by M r. P pivort „ 11:.‘" Mr J. Smiths, Mr. Welton, Miss 1: ltoltou, a nd 11 The orw Melo-Urswatie Opera of Plots! er, t.r Tower, sill be repeated carry tv..miag till fultkr To-dlorror, , wilts Molar. la Fsnotwirlb. " TUOM4. Di SOMMA." " Palermo, July 10, tato." - - LONDON. BION DAV, SEPTIMBER 10. td cn..•,dy Itott•ot to a•.,n two pottlt.; r ~r Sr Wo Yfr.ll to or.iog to tt.'• e.anto:' 11'n ~ 1 Ive-tswr.ti Iliis regiment 10 tiw trottp4.— r•cros our,tvcs ("MI Ile •„•,•t 4... to /he ; The following i. the form of the Licence Fronted to a re, tarn cumber of A int neon vees2l. to import C‘.l.inial Produce into Frmre. Thee articles. it seems. are to hr Oh. growth of the 1 - .1,1ed States, or of .h.. French Island. in the 1;44 and West ludie . i; that is, from the liars of Bunt-lion and France in the former, and that part r!. St. Domingo. we sup pole. which Pet,ion is endeavouring to hold fur Bonaparte, in the lotion,, The Licence, it will be IREEStltit, * JULY 41. observed, strictly prohibits the vorportation of grain We have received ire Naples Newspapers up to as part of the return cargo. The ,dispensing wit's the 11th inst. They cobtain no material inte.hi- the Certificate of Origin is an important concession. genre, but are tilled, Its nsaal. with accounts of • 10811 OF TAB LICENCE! GRANTED BY BOGAVAITN action', which took place under our eye., totalli To IDE AMEACAN 'vase .s. different from what they really were. There is no seater l4 AVires I ae•if !rit.T. engegement which the compiler of the Neapolitan No i v ii. is t ie order of the ro o f: l nes - end 'odour voy:-.ge " ilfuoiteme" does not convert into a victory, highly N 0.7, Willie general order of rte ti Y i'be paid, so Napoleon. honourable to triune's arty and to the courage of th • 414"117 dike 1 """ i " I " Napoleon, rec.—Under the security of the conimet•risi his biciarildes! We are really at a loss to conceive house rsta,liri.ed at :vim,., under the finn of --, sod hod,' such fairies can be related to the people of upon petitions, itetting (unit that :tie princiols o f said boom A Gottenhnrgh and Gibraltar Nla I at: Blear t„ Patent. and Scylla. who so 111811) tunes here uniformly manifested thcir eatimission to the taws of teensy, 1: 11 ,- . . coa r t; es of the ti,l'lld* r .'" hive own the Melee/bier ta k e to kilt, their boats the state, their attachment to our person, an d their abhor. portant. We hove r..eeivril li - , the litte, su.,k or burnt, or carried o ff so triumph. trace ufall &lonia iuterconrsc or iatelhacore with the ear- • and further, that they proem an eatcurice credit, Ma a rr e 7 u l i t i L s ii.Y o fto t htehes,/,3:lol,'rgjeu:g::':.'e:bol:erh t t h :, {1 As to the threatened invasion of this country. "' well catahlisheil reputation for probity : ... I it would seem uteri Murat hse postponed It, until "Ire bare autism izrd, nod do authorise, be these pre. f..eilla, in the StrMts of Arising. erg ":"" Wr '„, he shall hove received a sufficient cargo elf the seats, togoetl with oor orn bawl, aml Mitered under the l us mere idle gasconade and vapoor.---' "4 habit, urtutfrprec," iciented by Monsieur DUO- umbers 7 aid 7, the Auserieau vessel 'mulct the—, ke. tiened the in in end light. mere of Marseilles, and of the no/welled and [Mask to be tilled op by the rectal consul at Charleston or ......1111MUM... - I c the f , "'"' ',./ocike discovered by Signor Lailoriui ; which will New York. N B The quantitY sad ( r ealities erects cons. A c o py of the Report made r . , ~7 _ enable him, forrimtli, to stretch over f r om C a l a bria, l"di l 7 cmillxigin: the "Tr) of thi ' v "''' l "Hi be P art. "' I pointed to ascertain the gnantity of Celonw•i : a: clear tne heights, without repotting his burbler- I t u rie l s, 7 i tt• P Z i et ieli t, .31yet7sesterg,iLt7t as roar its rod " : ;n l :l l: *ec ra s nes' and ' r s . : - . 1 in ll " tiaud ' bye tioti:ll to eertain destruction ! the French Oupire, has reached torn'. I . gars of French islands iu America and Asia, evens, sprees of 1 s at the ug , A printed letter from the Prince cif nohenjoileEne all kinds of the Deitch islands, indigo, mahogany, and elieny, I the f"lll.‘illit as the qu' ud ' i.t. the • period el iis ' o leo:it:war t ilerhingeu hit,11,4 I ttely mule ita appearance, t he and, in slum, ail the merchandises arid colonial productions 1 tioned depute:-- I to the Cer.u 3 n soldterg who serve in the of the two Indies. wilt floe elc.prioq of lohnrc,, aid al.: su ti. • COI' .I. m,...-.l,..,:trhin ........ Reetenhoir .• • - B 1 itish sninli in this country, inviting them to ek o " ° l3 l ' e sui re ' r !f r i4 t . hr. i " P . :: : :: l4 . 4 et. '"'''''" i "'"'' ' '''' d * bl „,ition that there .u.n he e•tnitted li t , Dort, the said woad from any of um ports of I.ancr, nn equal 1 ere' 1 j..i1l his 1)11111..14. that they might have a chance or , retnrning to their Mitive country ; the follownig 'slue to that of the said produce and merchandise at I'M 1 at:,.' GII3 er has heel published :—" we have received moment a their arrival in Frame, arid mewling to she rife ' I j t ',at, ot inspii:.;s 4hv Siri:itue r,;5 siopl..,on and 1 )our Obit;!ilig letter, ai.d thank you for your very current at the port simile the vessel shall tr i ce, the value i os ol s ,l eoge of ter A:i.j.,.; ono t li. t slur s ! ......utial I intetcaltit,: •mninuuications relative to the present to be "Vol"' that' Principally consist of half, at least, is •! your kind iuritotiott to s t . :ec i4. 7 .l, l,:e m in p ....s a ist a laraso r lies, and the o th er base ii wooP,ii, . ri.te, of persevding hi. troops tltet t . .ey will meet I v.v.. of t :eriaany, and for - ,,.,:err;, to,:ctliir ............. linen laths, and mini. r aactin* of out ire i.l e s .: i t atr , r,!,t uima : p.m yo , ), ....Of the Wiwi.. ef 'wing mot buck to our The LICU'IV::. ot, !is:morsel mire. we uf the :rea.d, sod, tbe c i :spo . datum wise f : i or:: sr ee.ialry. But as it does slot exactly snit the ;. author...red by the Uwe. The r.noput.tom between' the ; I.l'.•n4r.lrtitty':. . 1 , ,t• it .• r i . ; intsent state ..f our boiler.. a to retire (runs satire. 'shoe of the espoas mid imports, shall t„. ~•; :rt ,,,,, , t i s , t h e it wad t X.,•c• "1 ti , st .'•- - •, , :rod lire upon our /oriole, we must ....e sonic- price current at the port 4 dersVier. -4 , 11.1 a the permission ; in, ! ,Osr.l upon t ~.,.., :all. I. ~ t 9 i t ~, fi.o lions the .. 5i e, b ,...,1. (j ii.aw tr , a l', ; sl lis t ,fni.,it b. ' triifft , a:A this being the rasrs and haring seen oat or b, esp..; 1 4, atissi . 3. fortuall l y fi cschnlet sh , it, and all other l i 1.11. i Inns of f,t,,e.:-, but it wi.l. rn i t r : ,,, , I lion% teeny ohe of them troves that the olianee out , Priave . end former ()elver , either sell their so it Larr'u..eo cheese , Thu an 11::::fidil,,l kinds . .. plau be ‘‘, ~,,, I , tnie-i:f. hof , { vat sum. .f::1 1 Ft 121 , 1 ... ... from the 'formality of the certificate of origin. 2. final the ' ti". of the Unte6l. I."‘l'lct: to 1 ,-- 1 - , Iv, ppil y established le-la e-s• the inn c onet.. is conetry in :he Fiettch„ or run away OR their ap i Captain be the better or 2 hitt, fnore one Craved to oar MI. iniont.itied by both with' the g•, - ; ..,t o^lTriPstro•vt. pilaf 34 PP 11Stniallt pr fcr tu sPrVP Undo. r nor pre- 4144 re an oi , iiiina :hat the ril. nil!" .. good faith, 90 'amino( ; that tins bond is every tent ', T ail o rs, who vril d. 'attire? one or the Other. . titter 01 farc:io rchttious.--s. 't hat ire shall loin ',Ms lora reign hi - Nin g Loki; tc,r preve......1., 11-111, BRITIST -4 , szt% A bt — t• %it --AA at cu.te..lart • . • 1:.1,1GC, —Bengal ry•.-t7• Mr: ki i!. 1, ;Lib ~ r' !re