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,e• rirkkEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, 1 THIS EVE SING, WEDNESDAY, Om 24, Their M.reais+' Servants will perform (24 time this Seasun), a Cu arlvi c 4llOl AS YOU LIKE TT. • Duke, Mr. P4well; Frederick, ‘lr. Maddock'; Amiens, Mr. Dignum ; Jaques, Mr Wroughtun; Orlando, Mr. Ellis. ten; Touchstone, Mr. Cherry; Rosalind (w,itli the Cuckoo Sang), Mira Duncan ; Celia, Mn. Sonde, ; Phoebe, bliss Boyce, Audrey, Miss Pope. In Act V. a Sung by Mrs. Bland. After which (10. h time three Fight Yearn), the revived His torical 'tome ce, in Three Acts of RICHARD CCEUR DE LION. -,v, t h eil tuo i New &....;iery, Machinery, Dresses, and Occomiuo:. Awl, Mr. Kay ; !Conde!, Mr. Ihrrytnore ; Florastan, ‘l, Cu..ke ; : kr (men, Mr. D.i;nuin ; Antonio, Mn. Bland ; .1111. d, Mr Suet% ; Matilda, Mrs. Mountain ; Laurette , , Miss iludvvray ; Miss , C . In Att ni a Dante, by Miss C Bristow. ... Wo i , n) ;. IA! t "t. N _ !EY Liken •:L Wit *hes I ler. -- AND R, ke 7kel, ES- It. wo I. Aar • 1U •: uu iso.ag. leer: [eat. el Ole a fir 14 SI4 111.11. Ede met, 4,er, LNEE C. 0% M 'Ua rre' write ie. G'4. tWe, .;~-~. ;Tea i• will lw belq 10 eat • 4•46 , 4 *hit, `'w , SAO of Urr - I i lAct- KiiltCrsir of 140 i rk.. Kb, s ad bid ire lb courts Gory and 711 - IClttli 'OUSE. Wi V Alt, A ica NO with Amble, r wow.; ite.t aM4 held taige ri% a, WI, ablc. Ut of tit c.l (hie gti qt" IE Y." .2 . 1 tern R , thbuitt.. 6 ratio wroth L ‘ cce witt T• xete 04- 1-11's !'ath lotort.ei anti len; d the s. W .eh• %T. . 1114 ma. whr e tweilid ta..:l a , -. HEAT RE ROYAL, COVENT ' oiRDEN. THIS EL LYING October ?4, 1804. !.. Noisneed (nom a‘red, a Nos Comedy. it Free THE BLIND BARGAIN; Or, HEAR HIM OUT Witt New Sli;111:5 awl Droste. The Character! Mr. Parr:et, Mr Lewis, Mr Faiiev, Mr. E mer y, m t . Ken.ble, Mr. Conies, Mr. Jefferies, Mr. Ar 'inns, Mrs Mrs. Davenport, Miss Dorn.; a Sint,: to Character, ir:lng ler third appearauce or this Stage), Mrs. Loviir)• The Prologue tri be spoken by Mr. Miirray. The Leilogue to be sung lry Mr: Emory. To whiA vtY br adder! a Mini,- Face, called THE. FARMER. COL Th1t11141134 Mr. Dareunorr Vit.!Mille, Mr. Ineirdon; Cottus 4 l!or Flummery, Mr. W. B ackberry, Mr Parley; jerptur Jur.,.s. Mr. MumO. , Randy, Mr. Jam: m 'from utr Tikeare-Koyal. Dublm . • I,nuir.t, Moo Mrr , • , Betty B'sriberry,Mis. Wnettly ; Miutl.• Slaybusb, M s. Martyr. VIC MAULING OFFICE, OCT. 2Z, 1804. r r HE COMMISSIONERS for Vidisailing His A ;I.iesta'4oNary do korehi ;ire Make, That ern THURSDAY btu, the 25th Ittate) , t, thr 4 k 'Se giddy to remise Tentlers in murex (.oairti pp) for Fear 7tolosaras of wale from tit xe Med, be eleo.bercl t% a Parfni z A , , Ay Week, ' pelAtethofts, fit, Ird !‘ioire,t.4 4 Filmed;idg, Sorb*, perfard, sa o t Lc psid fa , b ,olaahie with Interest. Nife-tv Da after d.te. R Ns repdrr fur a k 2tiale6ty tow Fie Klinired 4, 1 r4l be sehr.'red. Tn: :***6ool of e. e ' b a'lt " Li g 14 we ' at she 31-'el."" A. ite;•rrY. sped "whoa ta elk Ttade► is which As Prise the.: en he 'no( rive is Wori.at I , brtN, or t►a• 'Ha $1.4 M ' , elite •:r: t. the R..-d kfiere eor nek • e ( v•id neneday NCI!, so► *Oka ah. P. wr Ot.kt. Me Tc dep t awe C 'II on Ais &hail; owe eel. se sane,, t pl.6, rem titittiNiA4,l„ 1.04. covmz•rces e.r TATTINo 'Er I car. L 41,119% will mere m WFD fiff srmy the 44th Day of ttuatt.u. at Elev.n of th, tl.Kk te the Foren .on, TO I.E I T by PWILIC WC I I:1N. aloft Itt•paireql...es:m. fror Sever) Veen trim L.flynkty tip , * .( A MFSSLIAGF. or TENEMEN I , No. 19, on bo. %Yee t 4 of Moetilelds, In the uues.,,silet of Mr. Joshua Lti,4ll Kaics!.. A W . ..,SITAGE of TENFAIINT. No. 7, 0.. the East 1.4 of LuW Maw&kis, in the p01..41.i0n 01 Mts. Ann Csnefi 11. , 1 al*, 1) LETT by PUBLIC IUCTION. BUILDING LI.ASVA 6,t 99 111-srg, hem 1,-1, of terero .tt NteLe.s of (AROUND, at the Lig sdeoi C t _ ..._... TM, Ka the r ..oxtive lias, an I t h e .neitinna k Lula& mar be well at Use Cont. tmq • lffie G m ! th a n J. 81.1:51111AN, not.nll r ONLY TWO DAYS TO DRAW. I tICH STATE OF THE WHEEL 2 en,.. L.to,ore 6,0'4 1,000 4.... Ae. dreirn Friday Morning will be entitled en 3,1r01. Titters and S:iire., warranted endrawn, are telling at a!1 the Lieent4 Offices N. - B Satirdtt the Linhirt filliShri Drawing. ------ THE wrnri DAY of DRAWING will be nn FAIL' NEXT, when the VITA-drawn wII be Tina rd to 0,0101. independent of fiber Capes! Porw the Wheel, aoA tin S onnter th- I.revni , will nn,4l 11 v•ing rick.de end ShaNa Aft On * Nal • a , all the Imposed Odle,. The TAW No. 6.791, being the l'iT•44 l / 1 411 V wt-rd Iv, in totaled to tll,OOOl. was shared by SWIFT and Cu. Poultry, in ttecn Sinteentha IRE at Osborn-place, VVhitechapel—The un &inn*, MIRE that happened en Monday hut, at the atm , ' Place, whioi c.internerl the whole of I. arid J. LEVra Vesed.mili Ittinistammr, and the Slttik in Trade, together •with tho Cremisea (mine n( which wee inouswl), has reduced a note :rout Family of Thin, m Perions to the greatest Dime's, men` rutty imagine/ Man d•xtibed. Their calamitous atom needs n, firmer Comment; suffice to ay, should the diret..i circumstance meet the Eire of the Philanthropist, the fi %thud, viJ a Intermit it it toyed k will -in'. 'to! , 'hernial use their utmost exertions meant. re. nstating ih• "Mt "WC Family in BUtitlelt, in order that they may , m , sf in a col.fertabie manner. • bee atefullt received at 1.10.4's Coffee-house ; Sl'ore Stern, Darn, and CO. 61, , {Mt, New Boni-meet; }late, Greet:, Cnevimilf-.t•vi-t; Mr. 1.1400 i-rt, t)ilinati. i•vddate•hiU; M• John ittl.m No. I , Whneeltap•hroad ; R' , 1:11 and Wuolyer. Holborn-budge. IRIS!! LINP consermence of the many complaints against • 11 I.:Lb.N. Cloth+ whi•estiad by the ei rocets, • Cori. P-ay w s f••;•. rd in INOI , by some of the iiot Bleadscrs in Ire le to " , !..i/y the Pub , i, in thin ...eery with Ckalia of tale ben (bleached in the old and aieth. 4l at ah..ibble Irish prices. Thabr .1 i.sn tatAriabl Ililhered h a , vet. p y Ter 1•..1e piece, bnt MIA le"- amee to b..,,!.1 AL the wholoslla Z 24, ..44411, and no altrev‘i.., of pure. Ali g •r allwarratr•l, awl tow its•••1•••c r•I•Imr.1 , 1 a fault approra Tii, ( e..Lieuit:is aei .even-ri‘htlib ountAin about ."" rardb ...r*L I nn''..•!•ti, a. 4 fcb,Lirh. Shr •r nu contain about e. it •ei• - ••• • ,,, • The • tfl 4h tilsr7 two yards •• Cuh moat fnrlnk of 1 ,. L:' r: NO.I. I rite iEN. AV."' to tim Company. ~ .`v, l from C0....1 u.aell .tv. I , ••• s. 4,84 no nahur fitta,..o ma Ilan Jul: Sow laaaapto.l r slr it tob i'3. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. Admire/IN-o're, Oct. 29, 1804. Copy of a Letter Pram the Irmo. William Cornwillia, Admiral of the White, &c. to Wdliain Marsden, El dated oa boanl the Ville de Paris, in Toibah, the 20th .4 Oct. 1804. SIR, I have the honour to enclose, for the information of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, copies of the several communications transmitted to me from Captain Moore, of the Indefatigable, giving an account of his proceedings in the execu tion of the service he was sent upon, in which he hes, in company with the Medusa, Lively. and Amphion, succeeded in detaining the Spanish tri gatestherein named. Admiral Montagu communicated to me the ar rival of the Lively at Spithead, on the 17th, with the Fama. I have the honour to be, &c. W. Coati/mat LIS. SIR, Indefatigable, at Sea, Oct. 6, 1804. I have the honour to acquaint you, that I have executed the service y ou did me the honour to charge me with. On the morning of the 29th of September, the Indefatigable: got off Cadiz: on the 3thh, we tell in with the Medusa; Captain Gore having informed me the Amphion was in the Srreight's mouth, and that the Triumph was off Gibraltar, and that Sir Robert Barlow meant to go into Cadiz for the trade there, on his way to England t I thought At to send the Medusa to apprise Sir Robert Barlow of the na ture of my order, that he might then judge whether or not he should go into Cad iz , an d I direded Capt. Gore to rejoin nit with the Amphion as soon as 'possible, off Cape St. Mary. On the 2J instant, 1 was joined by the Lively, and on the 3d, by the Medusa and Amphion; the latter hiving cominuni cared what I thought oftener' ti Sir Robert Barlow. Yesterday morning, Cape St. Mary hearing N.E. nine leagues , the Medusa made the signal for four sail W. by S. 1 made the signal for a general cheer; at eighte.m. discovered them to be four large Span ish frigates, which formed the line of battle a-head on our approach, and continued to steer iu for Cadiz, the van ship carrying a bread pendant, and the ship rest to her a Rear-Admiral's flig ; Captain Gore, the headmost ship, placed the Medusa on the weather beam of : e Commodore ; the Indefarigabh riok a similar position alongside es . Bear Admiral ; the Ainphion and Lively each tall;ng an opponent in the same manner, at they came up : after hail ing to make them shorten sail, without effeft, fired a shot across the Rear-Admiral's fore :uot, on which he shortened sail ; and I sent Lieutenant Ascott, of the Indefatigable, to in ferni him, that my orders were to detain his straJrno ; that it was ray earnest wish to etecnte them without bloodshed; but that his determina tion must be made instantly: after waiting some time, I made the signal for the boat, and filed -hot a-head of the Admiral. As soon as the Officer returned with an unsatisfaaory answer, I fired another shot a-head of the Admiral, and bore down close' on his weather-bow; at this moment the Admiral's second a-stern fired into the Aniphion; the Admiral fired into the Indefatigable ; and made the signal for close battle, which was instantly commelced with all the alacrity and viKnonce of English sailing. In less than ten minutes, La Mer cedes, the Admiral's second a-stern. blew up along side the Amphion, with a tremendoas explosion.— aptain Sutton having, with great judgment, and much to my satisfaffion, placed himself to leeward of that ship, the escape of the Spanish Admiral's ship was rendered almtist impossible ; in less than half an hour she struck, as did the opponent of the f.ively Perceiving, at this moment, the Spanish Commodore was making off, and seeming to have the heels if the Medusa, I made the signal for the I.ively to join in the Chace, having before noticed the superior sailing of that ship. Captain Ham mond did not lose an instant ; and we had the satis faaion, long before sun -set, to see from our mast head that the only remaining ship had surrendered to the Medusa and Lively. As soon as oar boats had taken possession of the Rear-Admiral, we made s for the hosting frag ments of the unfortunate Spanish frigate which blew up ; but, except forty taken up by the Am phion's boats, all on board perished. This squa dron was commanded by Don Joseph Bustamente, St Knight of the Order of . James, and a Rear-Ad miral. They ere from Monte Video, Rio de la Pla ta, and, from the information of the Captain of the flag-ship, contained about four millions of dol lars, eight hundred thousand of which were on board the Mercedes, which blew up. Other accounts state the quantity of specie to be much greater, public and private, and there is besides much value- Me merchandise on board the captured ships. Our loss has been very trifling. I havenot yet had the returns from the other ships, but the Indefatigable did not lose a man. The Spaniards suffered chiefly in their rigging, which was our objea. The Cap. tains of the different ships conduaed themselves so ably, that no honour could accrue to me, but the fortunate accident of being senior Officer. The zeal, alivity. and spirit, of the Officers, sea men, and marines of the squadron, are Lest evinced by the complete manner in which they ;performed their work. Lieutenants Gore, Parker, and As cott, of the Indefatigable, and Lieutenants Ravi dual and Hole, of the marines, gave me that sup port which their uniform good tiondua formerly taught me to rely on. Mr. Griffith's (the Master) condos% has my perfea approbation. I presume to recommend, in the strongest manner, Lieutenant Jonn Gore, of the Indefatigable, to your favour and proteaion. I have the honour to be, &c. GI% *HAM Mu-Oat. 7011C11 Or Tilt SIPANISIT INVADION. La Make (Elan Ship)--Furty4lim gum., pnuitJe... thL main dec.l4 and SOU tiag. Laois j two ANSI kilksl id 13 w.mikled. La Fails& ‘ColarDialure's dap.`—Zhirtv.eiz ions, twelve WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1504. rtfo t peundera,. ma Otte main deck, and 260 men, taken; nu re. [UM!. Le ears—Thirty-six guns, twelve pouuddrs, on the main deck, and 3 r 43 tuts, taken ; no returns. La Merced es-Tssirty-ssx guns, twelve pounders, on the main deck, and :ISO men, blew up ; Second Captasu and 40 men saved. SIR, Indefatigable, Plymouth toonJ, 08 19. I have to inform you of the arrival at this pint of His Majesty's ship under my command, with the Amphion. which I thought proper to order to EDlT land for the security of the two Spanish frigates La Medee and La Clara, which we have brisugl4 in with us. We have seen nothing of the Medusa and Lively, with the Spanish - Frigate La Enna, since the evening of the anion, when they parted from us. 1 eacl'se a copy of the account delivered to me by the Spanish Major of the squadron, of the treasure and cargo on board the four ships. .I Low the honour to be, ke. (Signed) GRAHAM MOORE. The lion. Admiral Cornwallis, $c &c. A general statement of the guods slid effects brought by the frigate.. uf this division, conutianded by Don .I , 4eptt J. Hw. tamente y Guerra, Chief of the squadron a the Royal Nary. ON ACCOUNT 01 TNL NANO. Medee--15 sacks of Vivana wuul, 20 cheat, A.,il sack., of cavarilla, 1627 lan of tin, 20$ pigs of copper, and .5`;1,9 4 *1. dullan in 'Attn.. Fame... 200 bArs of tin, 28 planks of wood, and NNW' dollars ii. diver. •-• merce<fe,....2o sacks of Vienna w oo l, 23 chests and Wits of cascarilla, 1139 bars of tin, 9Gi pigs of copper, and 1122,000 - dollars in s4ver • Clara--20 sacks of Vienna wool, 20 chest. 1,4 sea. of cat canna, 1666 bats of tin, 5;1 pigs of copper, and 234,694 dol. 1a,., in silver. T.,tai-7) sacks of Vienna viol , GO chests an .1 sacks of cascardia, 4732 ban of tin, 179% pigs of copper, 24 planks of wood. and 1,307,6:14 dollars, in Aver. ON ACCOUNT OP TYR MERCHANTS. MAce-32 chests of Ratinia, 9)2,619 cloli.as HS silver, 479,504 g , Id, reduced into dollars, and 124,600 ingots of gold, 'd u ce.l into d•d!an. Faing—;3l6o97 dollars in silver, 217,756 gold, rcdured into dAlars, and 2:i.4l I ing ,ts of gold, reduce,' into do:lars. Mercede.-590,000drillais in silver . . _ Clara-641,100g01d, reduce:l intOrlollars. Tetal---9;2 chests of !tattoo. 1,b39,216 dollars in silver, 1,119,6313 g re , lnced into dollars, and 1,0,011 ingots u r gold, reduced into dollan. OW ACCOUNT OW TUX MARIN& COMPANY. Metler--3,995 seal skin,. rama-14,930 B.sal skins. Clara-10 j.ipes of seal oil. Total-05,!!S seal sk ns and 10 pipes of sea/ oil. Copy of a Letter from Captain Mnore of His Majesty's Ship tiie Indefatigable, to William Marsden, Esq. dated the *IA in tarn. SIR, I herewith transmit to you, for their Luriships' information, a return of the killed and wounded on board His Majesty's slips itt the anion of the sd• Oftober, 1801 , , together with the loss of the Spaniards. I Ara, Sir, &c. &c. (Signed) GRAHAM Mootce. lutl , f.tigable—None. (11,dir,-1 ler Return not received. Aineinuo--Liewtertant William Bennett, wounded, S sea men and 1 marine, wounded, badly. 1.1e.:11-1 killed, • wuunded. La Medea (the Spanish Admiral) .- 2 killed, 10 wounded. I.a Clara-7 killed, 40 wounded. F.nna —ll killed, and ,Q grounded. La Mtnce te.-411nwil up, the Sec aid Ciptain, and 0 men savvd by ine Amphion, an the rest periihcvl. (Signed) GRAIIAM MOORE. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS PARIS, OCT. 11. Admiral Bruix has given an account to the Mi nister of the Marine, in a letter of the 13th of Ven demiaire (od. 5), of the arrival at Boulogne of sixty vessels from the flotilla at Havre, under the command of the Captain of a frigate, Peytes Monteabrie. This division of the flotilla passed by force through the English cruisers. A squadron, composed of several frigates and corvettes, attacked its rear guard off Fecamp, the gun-boats faced the enemy and fought with spirit. The enemy's frigates, abandoning the field of battle, towed away one of their corvettes which had been very roughly handled. All the inhabitants of Fecamp were witneues of this engagement, and one of the gun.boat s, which had most distinguished itself, was honoured with loud ac clamation from the spedators. Near Dieppe, off Capt. Peyter Monteabrie sustained a second engagement, which lasted more than two hours, and was not less honourable. The English cruiser was obliged to fly, and our vessels pursued her for some time.—More circurnstanti 41 details, which have not yet arrived, will known the brave men who have distinguished t:„lnselves in these alions, and whom, it is the intenticn of Emperor to reward, by admitting them into the Legion of Hinour. vc This morning, at eleven o'clock, the Emperor ar rived at St. Cloud. Ilis return waa annconczd by repeated discharges of artillery. oc r. 17. Recent letters from Rome state, that the jir:rnev of his Holiness has been pnt off for a week, and that he will not arrive in France before the latter pan of this month. Cardinal Cambaceret„ Arch. Bishop of Rouen, has been sprinted by the E.=- peror to head the deputation, sent to meet and compliment his Holineis on our frentierc. His Ltuirtuice is now here to receive bis anal Marne- • -----. ns,ter. tions from his Excellency Mr. Porta our Knis ter of Public \Vorchip, and intends to set out for Turin about the 14th or 15th. He travels in one of the imperial state carriages, sent as a present from the Emperor to the Pope. Except the corn. nation carriage, it is the most beautiful in France. It cost 96,00') livres (1,5001.), and %v.:5 built by. Simeon at Brussels. Crowds of people go daily. to admire its neatness, li!•::tt:e.,s, and elegance. It may lie sera every day in the grand coach house joining the Pt/its o, the Emperor. The French actors and aßres,es, have ac- . companied the Imperial Court to Aix-la-Chapelle and l'sleutt., are returnc4.. They ..itave gathered se plentiful harvest dtainr their al;Scocc It i. uid - that even the third-rate players have cleared up wards of GOt/O livres (2501.) The, Esty goy and. Emi rest have heside, rewarded their Leak from their Majesties' privy purse , q the Fanperov with :.0.9.000 livres ( 1 5001. ), and tbs., . grepress. with 1.50,000 livres (6,?501.), as signs of their graciuus appro. hatieo. It is ° even caid shat ' 00 " • Tabus, Fleury, Ilablist the chief... and, Picard, wilt be ap pointed Members of the ,Legimt. of I.lsmuur. ( des Sp..e!th. ' e.l • ) -- On 27th 'ult. fifty Pnglish prlioners of war • . passed under a tnilitary'eiiort ihrougit .Nantz for Veicfunl 'lt is sa i l that they . had eng;ti, , el in ;be del Grades; butifrora intercepted lettzrs, it was found out, that they had only entered irta ~ ueh.ats eng4gerae.lr, with the hrspe of iinding. an oriportel nity to el cape. Goverc:nere, accordi.rg to rep •rt, will not accept ot the slry:ce of any other Brital SUS - ) eaS. except those born tr. Itelanct;-"cntland, dr • • The ktilding of the new iat/ of n :na,:?rn . 't continued with such thivity, it is eapea lac finished before the 9th Nortrnber. Tbis gaty one of the most beautiful ot its sort ever s:en.--• (Josrital de Pat's.) The Germans have a curicus taste for nialz;ng col lesions. A Countess, Sophia hleimora dr 5.01ber .4 4 began, upwards °lime hundred )c-irs ago, to r.si.e a colledion of funeral sermons. of which "vet' was tly original motive, and which curiosity has cominiieJs It cost considerable sums, and can't ;arts non• a treasury of great value. Her heirs are prs .• • to publish a catalogue of it, which alone will f m a thick volume in folio. T:le Counsellor LiCis: 4 has formed a colleCtion of 68,000 'geographical maps, purchased by the King of Prussia, tor 20,900 florins. Mr. Spengler has employed fifiy years his life, in farming a c011e.%.n of shells, petiiiltc tions, and minerals, in the Danish states, which he has disposed of with a generosity equal to his pa tience, for a very moderate sum, to the \dimwit of Natural History at Copenhagen.--( lforriterrr.) Baron Knobelsdoif, lite Prussian Minister at Con stantinople, has been ele.aed Member of the Royal Society at Berlin. During his stay in Turkc.7, he made a collection of twelve volumes of Persian mauuscripts, which he presented to this t.tociety. This precious gift contains—lst, Harms, al Safa ; or, The Grand History of the East, by the cele brred Historian, Merkond ; in 6 vol. Qd, Zobde Tavary ; or, Seal Histories. 3d, A History 9f the Family of Sefi up to Sahach Abdas. .Stb, The History of Sahach Nadir. sth, Two Works of the famous Poet, Giaati, called The Divan, &e.--(U.) They write from Marseilles, that within thr:e days fifteen foreign vessels have entered that har bour, among them a ship under R.;:sian colons's. They were loaded with cotton, dyeing-wood, and other produßions of the Levant. On the 6th, in the evening, the Empress arrived at St. Cloud from Mentz. The filing c.l the artil lery announced the next morning to the iuh.tivitants of the capital this terminate event. The last news we hare of the journey of the En:- cr.or was, that His Majesty passed the night of die 6th inst. at Treves, where he was received with the usual demonstrations of affe.Rion atid joy. The Ptefed of the department of the Roer has written to the Mayor of the Communes, on no Ac count whatever to give any passes tor Calais, Bou logne, Antwerp, Brest. Cherburet, and other places on the coast, except to persons who prove thz-mselves to be born Frenchmen, and inhailizants of France. They write from Turin, that great prerrarations made there for the reception of His Holiness the Pope, who is expetted 1:1 that city about the eel Ye lerdaYs the Senatv, the Legislative Corps. the Taibunal s and the Members of the Courts of Justice, welt rat carps to pay their duties to the Frnioess ac St. and w coagr.atulate her At t ic-sty on , 4,.....j....- --- :P.. i i • Fi c.. .( 41, .' •• -- • ' vl: • . r •-- ~ ,•-).61. , ..t. t 1yt • c-_, ,