The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-12 00:00:00

• • • • . T)OF!! Pay t.vat'Ou.bliaNl4' • .N7c* Edition aino. HE ECON6MY . OF :HUMAN By ROBLERTJ/ODSI44;Y t With Thirty two elegant• Wood Cuts by Austin'lno Wile; From . Doigns by Craig. Printed fnr Vernor, 1106 d, and Sharpe,: Lopmp, Hurst, Rees, ind Orme, I. Hatrig, Damp ant! Hary - cy, •Wyttlitt anti. Son, R. &dinky, Cittlicil and VT. rtipil I ; ardsott, Walg.o4 . Lackingion, aid Co. and 13. '. Crosby. ~ Also, olegant: Edition in Foolscap 4vo..price 3SL boirds., itist pbbliabell,price 24. 6d. sowed, in Marble Paper, The Third Edition, with additions, of A COMPA.NION to he ALMANACK ; , con*- , . . mining an Explanation of the Saints' Days an 4 Holi diys, with liiographical Sketches of the Persons, 'and Histo. iiCiti ACCOiIIItS of: the Events, on which. the • Festival's are *minded.' To which is prefiscl, an Introduction, explaining the Clironological and Ai:Amnon - kat' Penns," and the.generul Contents of Modern Alinanacks; with a brief nquiry ipto theit'origin. - ' By lOHN AUDLEY.'' London; ['hilted •I . 'l44ivrtinn, 22", : ' you tot. Of whom guy also kie had, just published,. rine 3e.,4oarils, Evening Amosementsi. for the 'Year 1808 ; being thy fi fth of the Series of Annual Volumes, for the 1 iisprov4inent of Stmlents-in AstrottOrny. ;By W. Freud, Esq. M.A. fellO!,0 of Jesus College, Cantbildge. • • • TO COR RES P 0 Np 4" NT4 We are sorry for the necessity of deteiring thp Ninth Letter . of our intelligent Correspondent Di plus till Monday. ARAIVICD*I Cottenburgh. fiut—r Cottenburgh t i Dub, lint, -7, Waterford. , • PRICE 01 STOCKS TEM DAY AT T WEI,Va O'CLOCK. ,consols . I Heti. Anu. . • 614 fr . -Ff. 1 SU . N. 20PR 14 1011 8 Di Ctitt FALSUM AUDZAT LONDON, ;;AIURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1807. , . A report WAS yesterday cit.ettlated,,fnunded upon, ,a : Letter from Plymbuth, .that , the Force under Sir Sinsey SAtrrn hac 'been.,,:m4Tnented to 12 Sail of the Line, and that.ne had'enteredtlje Tagus on the !itch ult. Ttie last :accounts of Sir SIRNY were those hifiugitt; r 4i the 4Vion, which ittated.that he ; w a a . o ff rffe'rjge s on .the 15th ; at that time he had only fitroSail of' thb Line with hitif;' and we know nut army Seitizidroti by whiCh he ;could hai'i been rehge.rce4 to 1 4 'Sail. Qf , thP. , Line ~Previous. 'to the .18th. NO 'Dispatches have beliv received at .the . ..Admiralty from the gallant ; , Admiral. An,' other rumour circulated ye:At:relay wax, t h at t h e Captaih of l'ortugueJe Vessel .whielt arrived at ') ;-:tizancedeelared that he had fillert in with five ltussiaa Sail of the Line, steering * for Plymouth.— This statement is note confirmed by any of our Let .o34-from the Coast, and we . fear there no founda tion for it, at'r a late hour hut night a 1%1(1 from Goitenburgh arrived, The Embargo on all Vessels in the f oris of Russia took place on the loth, alt. and we are happy to find, that, from the precautions previ ously adopted, very few of our Vessels were seized: !Imre Were only f4ur at Croustadt, and one of those was haftdieti to sail with the , baggage cdf Lard L. G. Gol.vezt, . . The influence of the French Minister,Gerieral SKVIMY, Over the lius,siati Councils la so great,. that hey order, on the'litll ult. sueceedt4 obutining 21 4 for placing sea . IS on all the Nlitg.tzittes at St, Peters burgh that Were,supposti to contain British proper ty ; but tbo plupder acquired by. this a 4 of yielence was vary inconsiderable. These i n e a sureo, b y w h ich the true into/mats r( Rus&ia tre sacrificed to gratify the implacable aniums,ityOfthe Vrancli,Attler . against thin Country, have.ereated great discontent at St. Peteraburgh, and that discontent - O ispenly and loud ty. e pre saed . „. ilia utter itttelligencp brought byllia . Mail is , not very irtlitortunt. '..Che Crown . Pvlnce of lieninarli h:rs g;ven 'another 'instance - of itnpotent anet silty sniromity to this'colotry-- 7 he ,has.sent back 4 Itri tish.Frigatowhich Ms Majesty wade him a pmetit of gum time lvfp. Such 'condu6'iswimlly unwor thy pf a rnan'entrusted with thc management oil the eontratts of an re, I the Messenger, arrived last night in * town truw Russia, lie quitted St. Pe . ters'h6 rkll in , corapno; \yith Lord G. L. Gux.vnit, and e 1 hina.in So thit his Lordship may; be' ,, aiipeaod 'l i toatt. in a ley/days. r • , Extra& of a Letter ,trom .St. 'Petersburg! ) , dated t tth Ntwcatber, was . this tnoyniug ex - hibitecl at LLOYD'S, stating, that " the Elba,' .G A - ,Es Brt 7 sey, 1)ttY1)14, Apritu, GnuttLy, and Mary, WOOD, bad ,beeti enitxtr,goed there, ,and that seals had been put • uftonl tht,t Wareliquses of the British . coanta. Yesterday, . Highness .I\4 olB/ ,, mt , , 010 Due De Be Rai, the Comte De PUYBUOTJfi, anti all the. Members. of the House of BoußBo4:,swe,tt down to Go;tield, for. the purpos of payirts7thvir .respeas tothe Count au Lti,t.E. • , The Prineeis of STATIREMBURG 3611 yetwinkat Brussels,' of Nivhie.lEnlaceshe The ilncialusia,. w hose arrival at eligolari4 by. : %Vei .. • stress . of nli6 w r e yesterday ruentinhed, I. taken's.: ssession ; of in tht,t - harbour, and the! Britannia, tvlneli was lyina under Sandy Island, W2B taken by Ahe Auckland* rust b Office Packet, ' , ~,,, , i , . Lieuterialiteolonel GEOEGn SM.MII,. Or tile, _col. 'Regiment, vas presented to HIS MAJEUTX ? the, Levee, on Wedneadayi at the .Queer Palace, by .Lord tipiatt'his _return from Copen , haven; and, on account of' the manner in which he' distinguished himself at the siege of that place, lirs 11.1kseiTY was pleased to pouter the honour ,of . 'Knighthood upon trim.• Celenel Coistisw, who was presented to His M A 4ESTY, on W'ednesdav at the Levee, was the Qtlicer who our Readers- will reeollea, rescued ; Mr. Mots- ROE from a shocking and untimely death, by a tyger, wl)o had seized Mr. MO NR OE, Ahile hunting.ig the East. Indies ; 'but prOvidentially the Colonel arrived' in time, and oliqt pre tyger. • The Duke : of YORK entertained a seled ',party of Military, Gentlemen at dinner, yesterday ; at his house in th&Stable-Vard, St., James's. The Duke of Curaseiti.srso entertained the Duke of CithiBRIDGE, and a large party of distieguish4 Officers;' at dinner pu Thursday, at his, apartments 'in the Stable-yard. Lieutenant-Colonel Cor.vt4e, commanding the' 13th Regiment, who landed at Plymouth last'week; has received orders to have the Regiment fit for ser vice as soon as possible. Qn Monday last the HaytOr regiment of Volun tears, 847 rank and file, commanded by colonel CARY, assembled at ten o'clock in the morning, upon lingskerswell Down, Devonshire': the regi ment, after performing various manceuvres ) was dis missed at font. o'clock in the afternoon, with the thauksand approbation of the InspeetingFieldQftkers. After which, thelnspeding , Officers,,with the field Officers and Captains of the regiment, partook of. qi) elegant dinner, given by Colonel C A RY, at Tor-Ab bey., and where were assembled the families of the neighbourhood; good-hutnour, and the politeness of the worthy host and hostess of the'Abbey, crown. ed with, universal satisfaCtion the hospitable. day. The Prince of ,WALes,.. accompanied by the Dukeit of CLARENCE and SUO'EX, is expthed to honour the Earl of BERKELEY , with a second 'visir, at his venerable seat of Berkeley Castle,: in order. .to tie present at the festivities preparing to . take place. at Christmas, to cerebrate the coming of age of 'his Lordship's eldest son, Viscount DUR3LRY. I t ady CHARLOTTE FINCH, we are concerned to mention,' is .nearly in • a state of total darkness, the complaint in her eyes having increased so as to render all hopes of restoration of sight vain. • Advice is received of the following ; Ships taken. n. Rnssid, and carried to St. Petersburgh—the .IVlary; Bekey, and' Ell.e. HENRY TRECIAYI ES(I. WWI; On Thursday last, elef.ted Professor of Vainting to the Royal Academy. The amateurs of skaiting, who performed their evolutions on Thursday with so much grace. and agility' on the Canal in St. James's and the• Serpe ntine in Hyde Parks, have been *obliged to , suspend their * amusements, in consequence of the s udd en change of weather yesterday.. Part of the new prisons near. Prince Town, Dart moor, are reported ready to receive Prisoners of War, and it is supposed si body, of Prisoners will march from Mill prison to occupy those prisons that are ready for their recieption, about tie Middle of January, 1808. The soldiers who are to guard them, it is said, will have temporary'Barracks in the Petty Officers' aparti4ents for the present. l'he streets of Paris.it seems lately.run with wine instead of water'. A•fessi years ago they, run with blood, and in a few Months it is not impossible that the same horrid current will flow,again. What. car excite' surprise in the a6tions of a people whe not long since swore eternal enmity. to Kings, who have since sulfered'a man, not 'born among the'in t. to obtain a higher state, a much greater, power, than was ever possessed by any of theirK.ings. The King of HOLLAND, it is said, is to have the appoiptment of a Lieutenaqt-General in the French Empire.—This appointment is aoinewhat inconsist• cut with the conduct of BuowAPAitTE respealing, the late unfortunat e Duke of' Butruswien, Who wai •driVen from his Government, and even denied burial .with his ancestors, chiefly upon the pleithat, an independent Sovereign, lie also held an appoint merit ilf.the service of Prussia. • • ---- The newspapers are so 'ocular, that even a sen tence Of death can afford them a subjeEt for pleasan try, and the circumstance of a woman having been capitally Convitied of uttering has occasioned 'spor tive learning to the rest of her sex. A new •work is, it seems, forthcoming, entitled, a History cf .the feazale See. It might 4e, inferred from such a 'title, that Ike ,female . sex had been brouglit up in such a state of separation from the males, as to prevent the latter from proving their ; charaeleristic qualities, or that woman is a flan., delcript animal, hitherto unnoticed by the, natu, rufirts. It is reported, on the authority of st• Portuguese Ship which has arrived at Penzance, that five Sail of Russian 'Men of War, (one of which was distnast edy were seen steering . for 'PlyMouth, apparently liiiiipprized of the . comt»encentesit of hostilities be tween Russia and .this Qmntry, and very anxious for' the Safety of, the disabled Ship which they had in "towi.• Miss,WAimi bas sncceeded to the part 'of Anne Millen; vacant by, the resignation of Miss ihruwroier.i . and-She' possesses a person very likely to attract the attention of such a Monarch as Henry the Eighth. • Yesterday a duel was ,inteaded to have taken place in Hyde .Park, between two young Gentlemen be lOnging to St. Thomas's Hospital ; but by, the timely interruption of two Of the Officers belonging to the, ,Police, they were prev en t e d 'f rom carrying their put, pose into effeeL • it.Thenftire speculators of this inventive age, A PrOieftor, it. is said, has devised, What he denomi nates, elastic Liveries, ,to suit men of all Anima and Sixes. Such veatlnenis would be very tit for certain. turbulent citizens, if their own baits were nut al ready of the most pliable kind, that will easily adapt themselves to any change of times. Married, on Wednesday, the. 9th of December, by the Rev. MAawoon 'recast', Euwitai) tapir. ktowrimEtt, Esq. of lielle View Lodge, near Tsoliktridge,. Wilts, -to.kliss LsanNas, Daughter of, ,litojoun LARlPtitit i4 ,.Elq. of I , l4rpford, Devon. - Last Thursday ; as tr:Gentlernan, residing- ,it East Efiatiil, was looking. over ct hex belonging in his first wife (being married to another) he, ("umf , t.) Lis great surprise, out- thousand gt.tinols Med in a cwious manner. COTTENIITIRGII .111211 LS. .IN the year 1785 His Royal Highness the Crown Pritice received an English-built Frigate, as a present Iron) His Majesty the King of England. When she English carried away the Danish Navy, and plunder ed the Arsenal, they left this Frigate behind. His Royal Highness, therefere, on his return to Copen hagent ordered that this Frigate 51161114 be manned With sixteen ,English Sailors, who hact. r lieen made priseners, furnished with the necess4ry provision*, ancf sent back to Angland. The following is a copy of die pass with which the Captain (Wm, PATER .soN) was provided, written in the Danish, French, and English langnagea. ff The Deputies of the Board of Admiralty, and .Cornmissioners of the ;Navy of ifi,t noval Majesty_ the King of Denmark and 'Norway, at Copenhagen,.. make known, that Was: P4Tell6Oll gaiter of an English Vestfel, sent froni hence: with an English built Frigate. to England, for delivering her to, the Royal Etiglish Admiralty, - has beep permitted to pas the 4roiti, at the Toll-house ; and further to bail, but without returning from the Road . . of copett, hgen, as said Frive, whose* crew is ,coati- dosed of one ,I4ate and sixteen libe. raied English Prisoners of War, agreeable to Ow list delivered to . the said Nester; requesting 14 k may einwern to let the Master of this Fri gate, together with the said crew, to pass, free and unmolested otit of the harbour, or at sea, on his . , present voyage. o "fhe Board of Adiniralty. and Cotpm'ssioners'ot ' the Navy, Noo.. qt, 1807. • " Kt4uirr ,141.1.11 GROVE. " N. PrareoLL." (Copenhagen Gazette, Nov, 21.) •• o 4bove Ship left Copettlutsea, xnd. oxi* fat `the North sea, on the 23d of:November.. The Privateers, tisePeol,'C. F. KLINK, and the .Flying Fish, J.trtsatti,lowit t ,ii the IRO of Novem ber, a richly-laden English brig ; but being chaced by pm 'aripeci Ship cruising there, Were obliged to abandon their prize. IiXTRACT OF A' LETTER FROM GOTTENBILRGH, DIC. 2. Yesterday an English Courier arrived here from St. Petcrsburgh, who left it at the same time with the English Minister, Lord LavEsom GoWay. His Lordship and Suite are expe&ed here in. a day or two. The embargo was' laid on nil the Russian ports on the loth ult. Only four Ships were in Crowitatlt when it to9k place, one of which sailed with Lord Gowazt's luggage.; the rest ,were detained. Very few English Ships were in the other ports..-. On the 't t th 'ult. seals were put On all dm magazi nes in St. Petersburgh 'supposed to contain English property; but it is said very little was in the M. ., This was done under the direaion of the French Oe ! neral SAVAIpr, who reports that ha, is ,shortly to. leave St. Petersburgh to take the command of the army destined to invade trigla'ra. • A great number of English tnerchaitts and their famthei: wereprepar inkto leave St.' Petersburgh wheel the Couribr came away, and:the people there expressed their dislike of the measures of the Government in very strong and terms. The post fortngland,' from St. Petershnr,ih, which arrived here the day before, yes, .terday, it is said, will be the last we shall receive for the present, from thence. Lord HuTC . HINSON and COlonel EtTST4CE :strived! . here frOm StoCkholm the day before yesterday. Twonarnburgh Mails are due here. • The Sack Race between the Coachttism, who is :77 years of age, and the Countryman; for twenty guineas aside, took place at half past ten o'clock yesterday morning in. Hyde Park. The ground . was' measured, t t o yards, fi am Grosvenor•gate ; and a numerous asierphlage of spetators arranged diem selves in a double line on each: side; as soon as the two men bad been sacked tip. to„ their, necks./ the odds were seven to four on . the ..Comailman starting, but when they had proceeded ten yards the Coael)man fell down, .when the odds changed i n raVour: of the Countryman, who ran the 110 yards in 46 ,seconds and zip'. halt. Several .Ladies, who were pssing in their carriages, were very. Much di- verted wiathe sport. .EOPEMENT.—A Lady, who about three. years ago figured away in the' dashing circles as the dare amie of a gallant 1)1.4:, and who afterwards joined theeyprian Corps . ., in consequence of a certain , tett a-tete disceveLy in an inanspicions moment, has again excited Au - prize at having eloped from. her husband, an honest Music MaSter in St. Jaines!s. Thefond husband. wits • man ied to' his faithless r ib in February last, and they lived together happily since .that. Buie , but 'the wife has. teen misting from her abode since Tuesday last , 'atal . The husband htia 'sought in every . dircaioti for, her retreat, btu in Public Baths. aro about tp be construaid at pa di, :poi the Seine * QLI a very magnificent scale. It is ,certaiply matter, of regret that we hav e not SOOl4 t r s B blibl,ineiit of that sort upon the Thames. The Markgts of Paris are all to have covered galleries,. .11)(1 the forty ii,utcheries are to be rempred ftc93 There pp . /m.004r theatrital soetety to mai m lice at Liverpool neXt month. Their first per form:nice will be Loptr's nulls, with Mr ! ,KiltitiitY'S Fate of Atat,i>riontf. NAVAL NEWS. IDEc. ta.—Sailed the Scorpion and Surina4.toopi of War on a cru;sa tha West. ward... ratiTiMol/T, Dec. t the Surly CdttO on a Cruize. This day arrived the following Ships from 01* Downs, viz. .7 Thomas, Adants; lane, Johnson ; Lady Penryn, Burgess; ,Catharine,'Davit; Ceres, White; Laurel, Begry ; se ueeni Martin; SCeptrn, Davison ; Neptune, ---; Echo, Sha w Wads:ray, Wiley ; William, Wedford ; Jonah, Cummings. Also the Tiviot, ilendersnu; and Pacific, Buckhant, for Tarnaici; Comet, Williams, for Dublin; and AstleYl for Malta. Likeivrse arrived the Livingspa, Penton, front Sr. Pctersbwrgi. rje 414, Dec. Remain iu the 'Meows the Princess. of Orange and Trusty Men of War; 'lFrigate; Minx Ana Furious Gun.brigs.Flaunt Vi6tu4ller, and ,Speculator Lugger. Fat.agotrTit, Dec. 9.—Put back the Morristown Armed Brig with part of her Convoy, 'which sailed from hence on the 7th inst. haying been separated • M A gale pn Sunday evening last. Ale • -A2ayllyro'.- Packet,- Capt. BELL, With Mails for Barbadoes and Jamaica ; and the Princess 44204 us Packet, cap t. Bontaia RSON, With Mal* Porn New-York. '''' '' , ' A ': ' ' ', DEC. a t.—Sailed from the Note that . .,,r.. - .';.' ;: 'lltredish Frigate Freya, with tee fel .• . 1 - • • 44 " 40 1 '' ' 44E 4 " . . . ': VelSelS , for the .Beltie, viz. the ':iffetizOnag44.xTm; 74-0 p; Tpiaiiripij...4loilof ~ - Peirooll3l atersg herzsacepranei - the 410ofift PitLIS!GUEST. . . , • , . .............. Thil dfstelland Packet. Capt. 8,1.11G1i, with a Fig ~ ',43f Truceend the Danish 4hatg6.. d'AtEiires en hoard, 'Pot into ISeligoland r mid thence proceeded to Ct.tt!-• haven. kio one wacpertnitted to stud 00 the *Ol , stein re Sletwick west. 17pott her , arrival at Qulcl id , , l n T e l i e i t se t ) , ; :ut: i F e rd , :t h rs e • I: n ot l at a i ni tt i3 e n pa t 7t wp vo u eo. d haven,. on the eeth' Novembev, die 'trench own- Packet wai allowed to retwn, tied the Paipengers ia, pet the .29th, when' tip s 'ia rcrsi ssen t g h e e rs pi tl g o r e. 0,,: t4e 01 continue their jeurney. They were treated with 0,0 greatest civility.. et, Cuxhaven: . '. ' The Cotirt-Martial which is to sit on genera/ WIIITELOCK'S conduft has been appointed. Sit Witaasst NizAeows will . be the Preenjoet. foo 'LAKE is on the Ceurt•Martial. None are to sit nii it except Officers of the same tank, and who . b"' served as long as the General himself. Timm oro four capital, and some minor chargei.—Tbe t i,.... r15. will commence as *On as the Witoesses ' Mr/ from Buenos Ayres. • Notwithstanding the many contradiaory, which have been , in circulation respeaing,tir Mat! of iiis M4JEsry!a.pyes, it is' with " much ' Ple sti . rel we learn coat our venerable and beloved Aletiarah it able to atiause bunselt in the evening with a earl at Whist. ' • . ' ' . . .. ' - A:Capbtin of. an American Ship, after sntlering 0,. storie& `''flitlt'lear• sePt4qtY at Verdun, under suspicion 0' being an .ngiiita sebjeet, hes' at length obtaitied hilt I . liberty. Lie arrived in town:yesterday s On his g:„ a f t 'te.Atnerien. ' fee caine lan from the Hader , '"," Vcsset which. touched . at. Deal, bound for the '''' , vaurtals. ;Sl,iesalied in - company with fi ve Americo!! . Ships, vizt. the Hardware,. Pal4o, Sally, Lucy, an: • Phfebe..No embargo seems,. therefore, to I°l been yet laid on American Vessels in flelland•;. a " • it'll 'May infer, consequently, that nothing at 1,. kind has yet taken place.: in. If so ; tits Message IVlessage of Mr. ihtfloXltSON will be satficientro 0 1 vent any .measure .or the kiod from Wog adop The Captain reports, that an American Vessel . WO lost in the Helder on Sunday last. ; • The r f lpsgow Paper - of Tuesday ordains the fel" Jawing .14tiaidt of a setter from the presiden i i ; Jarrstasoso6:a friend of his 'in . tlew.York- - " . " waisAiroodhr;''::Says the.Phisginv p a p e r fe •by th: Ramo* tqnivitl_ in the Clitic.ou g o tant,:y . , anti 0 1 ' politelYtharidealio us ,bra (Underarm 4 this to° 3,rsterdaY." - -elle extradt is as-follows :-...“ The % i itrary rights Mim e d b y Britain relative to N00t 61 ,, Commerce will be well tOgets care of by NAraks.°' and ALExplues."- It this :extraet be ' mired, it 'sufficiently Pra` e '.. that an understanding subsists between Foots a loe America.--indeed the Speech of the Preititle - gg , or • recent fraternization at Cherbourg, and many 0 : 4 ", circumstances have left us no doubt upon the ilabl' An Atnericau,Vesiel, 'wide!, sailed. from Ito s-tar° e r dam on.thelth inst...put into Ramsgate on Wevi i i i iiis day, where she landed some- passengers. $Y m y • Vessel, a few letters have been received :frottl..l4l 4iii!iifitt. _According to one of these letters, Wow,. wif r haee !seer), sever a l of the vessels detained ... 4 u: Hold, lin.eonsequence of the decree. of .SePt7 l . 4 br..)rtx . i, lave been released, after an investigata' a u ts , their. casejby thoributtals appointed by King L° 9 j§ ' UtiljOit i .;th t „ . d . Oft`e... In this letter . King I.b l o, , iei much pa egyil.sed for,his aversion to rigour' , af a a ' iso disPoiition to conciliate the popular feeling. ; l i e eN .. 'mentions:the great stagnation.Of trade, and t trewe scarcity of colonial produce , • speaable Attorney of Warwick-court, kiolboilleit On Tuesday, afternoon as Mr. Rortra.soN, a L e i ; - the Edgware-Road, they took a hackney!og _i bic u b one of his, sons, were proceeding to Ins apartil c .:` "4 the stand', near St. Giles's:Church ; will ate l ?,l w as the • old Gentleman laid .. his head, .back, .as w supposedlby..his, ton to have. Mllen, , a*9,P l ' oily, he . Us-great . earriisit, and the shook of the _ta ir _,.... WU foot* Jab* expired without a single _ts ,e 7y :- ...William Hawkeswood,' who stands o, ll ,r_b of Mr, Li thla.COrotter'sJitry, with the WWII' aug444 rthi bi r e, , 'Parker, hilt late : maser , of Swinden#..s l ,,a n s o ivss ]• I diTiCiztbrefi to have entered tin bPard th e ou t IV liritital, by a itilitious name, aud was _ ' he atirert. 3 l.'" - ' ' A bY adinirlistering poisinsi s is :ipprehetrdLenender, it ,i—,. ,;:e; .r. .-0* hie ni-son in t