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tilnorrai ITALY. 'Mk Dny was nubliAl t ed, V'enolly printed in Tsv. limto Volutne4 illustrated 1'4•1:t engraved Plan? of Churches, price Five Guineas in ies. • A T UR THROUGH 3TALY ; exhibiting a ..rw vim of its Scenery, its numerous Antiquities and its 7 , 7raitnents ; parlienlarly as they are Objects of Classi'Al int - crest and Eirteid:•tion; with an Account of the nrcieut State of is Cities and Towns; and occasional Obseevations' on' the recent Spoliations.of thc•Fre'neli.- ' • By the 'Rev. JOHN CHF,TWODE EITATACE. est Italia ails sacra; bre:ol4es ejus, hac oppida po- Pulorum.—Plin, Nat. Hist. 111. 20. This Work .iS the result of much Research and Observation. It exhibits a cniaprehensite View of modern Italy, with its varied Leant es of Natural Scenery; and its unineitoos Works of Art. The gratification Of the Scholar inld the Matt of Taste is cOnsulted by a . coustaut Iteferene to the \Writers of Anti ; fkod it is tpufidento presttmed,' that some new light willshe thrown upon' the Language, Literatut%., Politics, and thararter of the Italians. I.ondcn : Printed for J. Mawumn, 32, Ludgate-street: MAILS. A kurvgn- 1 Li , bont GLIMMV. DIM-2 Cadiz, 2 Li,bnn, Yhtta, 1 Gottenburgli, 2 ticligoland, 2 Dtibliu, 5 Wa tet for . • • PRICE OP• STOCKS' truis'i)AY'AT '110:1,V14 Coris6lA 59H. I Red. Ann. T Y aJ SUN. QIIIM C 1.1111: rAIALIAI AUDEAT ? L Nr Dn N, WEDNESDAY, , MAY 5, 0313. It is said to be stated in a Letter'from an Of ficer of our blockading squadron, in Basque Roads, that two French frigates m2de their escape during the night of the 21st ult. No account, however, of such a circumstance had reached the Admiralty, when our Paper was put to ptess. , A great firing on the opposite coast was beard last •ifiglit at Dover, but tbe•cause of it is not as- cettained. There are no arrivals to-day from the North of Europe. We give this'day some further extracts from the Lisbon Papers. The enemy's troops were con centrating on the Douro. The numticr withdrawn from the Peninsula by BuoNAFARTa, to join his Army in Germany, is stated to be 1,211 officers of different ranks, 6,000 serjeants and corporals, and 16,000 soldiers, including 1,890 cavalry. It will be seen by our Parliamentary report, that Mr. PONSONBY lust night, in thellouse of Com mons, asked some questions respecting the pre sent state of the relations between this country and Sweden and Denmark, ' butt Lord CASTLE ! nip,Ac i n wisely deenned gtr Mg any explanation ; obbserving, that be could not. do so, without mak tng disclosures which would be prejudicial to the public service. A declaration made by Mr. PoxsoNtri last night in the House of Commons, has placed the Morn in3 .Chronicle in a very aukward predicament. '4re shall take the Honourable Member's words, as given in the Chronicle . Adverting to the tepori that this canary. abetted Swctlen in a design to deprive Denmark of Norwai, Mr. PONSONBY said, " be did not' mean , to , 3ay, that Sweden should not be ,permitted to 110qUire the possession of ,Norway, if she could, northat Ministers should -not aybrd all Ow aid in theirtrolvt , r to Sweden, in Or. pursuit of that actinisltion, for this einmtry was at war with. Denmark." Tie added, in- big distrust of the ' policy of such a measure in the prcient state of affairs. But the Chronii lc haS Vehemently advocated the ciutse Dtnmark, an.l severely condemned Mi nitteri, not on the mere scone of temporary po licy, but on the alleged injustice and perfidy at tendant on any ,attthopts on our part to assist Sweden in the attainment of Norway. Here then Mr. POIZSONBY and the Morning Chronicle are at ;—it cannot justify itself but by impeaching his judgment , and ;s he is considered 8301 C head of Opposition at present, it must be cautious in deed not to arraign the,. understanding of itb Lea(ler.-•--We e4nnot conclude without. making bike mOre observation on the. rclreating policy of the Ciir6il(e. :Yisker . day' it declared that the stith.we ll t of the. &mantis the • Minkter i ial Pitpers wits tiof correct, but . highly ocuggerated, in many respeet:;,"aull though . NV e urged it s .on the , grounds of duty to the PUblie, and in justice to itself, to declare what the J)a lish demands wcre,, it. Contents itself to- Ility with saying, " the.exorbithnt terms demand- vd by Denmark, even if true, whi l e]) ‘Ve very much question, (what only /pies/ion the truth after haring asserted that they were highly exaggerated in many respects !) are nothing -to the purpose." -zc) then, by the Chronicle's own admission, the asikh den:ands might be exorbitant, and yet that is nothing to the purpose," for it adds, 'tctraci are demanded in the first instance , IL;i n the Negociator , i idterevardl agree tn."— 4,lr avitu d ; but wlly theti did llnltN-I'OriFF finit taus eiolntry vr. ith ..Ithtt intleCertt tm , lo, ‘1,1301 runt.nal. conce:,, 10 nklot: havc yesiort.d miity i)etlveen. 1)otli - N- 1 :071:', and .Fo. ilacf..- 111 c del:rtn-Lulces Of i?,:tirope ? . . • . . .. .. • g'!-'l'Fl'ii.e.O.'-'-''''''''''' NAVAL PLYMOUTH, MAY 3.—Tho C,-cok fr;gate anti Anacreon sloop a ',Nat we're hyanched on Saturday last, from his Makesty's Dock-yard at this port, The vessel that' arrived in Harnoaze on that day, from Stockholm, was the brig Ttelig, RBA°, was ter, with a cargo consisting of tar, deals, and iron, for the Dock-yard. Put in here to join convoy, the brig Sarah, COLLINS, from Limerick, laden with wheat and oats, for Hull. - A Prussian Ship from Bourdeaux, under license, with a cargo, bound to London, arrived here this morning. - Arrived the Rohs frigate from a cruise, last from Comma; the Dloodhound gun-brig from the west ward ; Amity, LEVEIIETT, -and 'thel'iimel's Good will, JAUNTS ) from . Portsmouth ; the Atm, PINE, from L'Neter ; .7'wo Brotheri, COCKBA:74, Netly, CARLISLE, awl the Sujicicnt, PEA E SE, from Wales; and the Heart of Oak, NVILL - $, froin Chepstow. Also arrived a Prussan gatliot from Bourdeaux, under Ecense,,With wine, for London. YARI4OI.7TII, Ma z , 1,---The Holly returned to these 'toads yesterday, in consequence of a signal of His Majesty's ship Nymphea, with his ItGyal Highness the DAtte of CompEuLmso on hoard, sailed.yesterday'About one o'clock. PORTS,MPUTIT, Alsy 4,—Saileft: his Majesty's ship RindNo and Countess of Elgin cutter,' With a convoy for the Down's. FALMOUTa, MAY 2.—Arrived this day the ifird'- Bella" packet, PORTEOUS, With mails from Lisbon in -six days; left at Lisbn his Majesty's ships Stately and Poindne, and Prk:ce Ernest packet. The Prii , eess Elizabeth, and. Queen charlotte -packets, sailed from Lisbon with mails for Eng land, the, former a fortnight and the latter a week before the Arabella, neither of which are arrived. ti The Mackaretschooner from Lisbon on 25th ult. with mails for Falmouth. His Majesty's ship it/Taw/Le; and Vesta schooner, sailed from Lis bon on the - 9th ult. with a convoy for England.— The packet spoke in lat. 45. 41.10ng. 8.25. a fleet of about 70 sail, under convoy of a line-of-battle ship, a frigate, and a brig. SPORTING iNTELLGEN CB. • 'NEIVIARKET VIR.ST SPRING MEETING. mammy, btror 1. Mr. Barlow's ,Merryseld, B s t. b ea t Major Wilson's Spot 7st. 121 b, R. M. longs.-7 to 4on Merryfield. Fifty Pounds by subscAption, for 4-yr. olds. 7st. 91b. 5-yr. olds, Bst. 6-r.. olds and aged. Bst. 71h. Last three I„ilvs of 11. C. ir C. bunbury's . Rival, 4 yrs. . - - I 1,1 ('.,Somerset's o:sa's Dyke, 5 yrs. - 2 (;toldurd's Cambric, 5 yes. * Sir. Slotkespear's Scrub, yrs. 141 SaCliVille'S Pan, aged - IA Lowther's Dimity, 6 vrs. - - ' dr. to I alit Rivai---7 to 5 agst Offa's Dyke--7 to 4 agst Pan Sweepstalies of 100 gt. each, Jr. ft. IL C. Sacitville's Donna Clara, Bst. • I IA C. 11. Somerset'i ScorpionOst. - 2 11 to 8 on Scorpion. . The Kines Plate of 100 gs. for mares, 3-yr. olds, fict..4lh. 4-yr. 9 ‘6 ;t. 41b. fi.yr. olds. 9st. 1011).-yr. olds end aged, lOst. Lase-three miles of B. C. '(•ko. Gr.Aen'Or's Defiance, 3 yrs. D. of Rutland's Sorcery, 4 yt,. , - 2 1). cf . Graft ,,, i's Pope Joan, vrs. - 3 to I opt Deliance—a to 1 on Sorcery. D. of e.irafton!s Joa Miller, beat Mr. (ravun's 'rooky, Bst. 41b. cabb. 1), 1. 8008 . 5.---5 to , 4ou Tooley. T Efum.y. _ . Mr. c. Don Cossack; 84. 71b„ heat I.ifFoley'st, by , Selini, out of Viiiitina, Sst.4fb. 200g5.--ti to 4 ou'Don Cr;s4!iets • 'file 90')Ozs St 4 Subscript b.).n of Inogs each, If. ft. crolts, ti,t. blit. killd iiiliia , Sit. gib. It. M. then rising 3-yrs. S:r PombUry's bt,'e. Smolenstio, brother to 'clnuiderbolt I I). of Grafton s ;;;tier to Ilandet - • , 2 Grosvenor 't , tslt c. by .Mpte.rr, out of i,lop 3 Shelicy'g C;alihno, I ,rotlwr to Ck;ami 7.'..1,1F , 11' eh. r. N:ir , doo;mt, by Aloctuder Great Colon.-1 be. c. lia , ,hazardi out of Aup ,ta, by neo. (..rosvertor's la. c.'lledruond, by Whistcey Mr.( lover's . b„ c. by llapbazar.l, &t3lu by lltl2zard, grandam tlighilyer Ld int.fietd's ch. c. lloctripocus, by Sorcerer, out of_ a sibtcr ~ .. to Pctwoitii . _. .- . Ld EgrernoAr, c. by Goldoni*, out (41-Ininntirg 'Bird I). of Rutia,rid's b. c. Itostopciiin, by Trite Blue, out of Rival. The Judge could place but three. 7 to 1 agst Smolensko—n to I agst I.tl Grosvenor's cb: e.- 7to 1 agst Redmond. ' 17 paid foreit. • Sweepstakes of hogs cacti, h. ft. T.M. M. Mr. Paynt's Truffle, Bst. lib:. ' - - - i Mr. Astley's Magic, ast. gib. - , .. D. of lint land's (-iriftial kin, fist. Milt. - . - ..1 rat C.-. El. CavendislilsCisbor, f.:st, Glb. Mr. lth•iLt's Spilglitiy, est: 215. ' . -. • Mr Glover's Siciollr •Ililiv, ;3 r,. 11b, - . - . pd 1..il Fole.,.r'S Soothsayer, .•-)si. - - - pd Mr. 'Wyndham's Orelitt, c.t. 21b. - - pd 'Tie 4 udge could plate but three. .- . 's,to 1 agit Trutile--7 to 2 ogst Mogit—f) to 4 on Grimalkin. LI Suilield's db. e. Ilocusiiiieus," by Soreena, out of a sister to I.etwortl), neat 141 Itoos's c. tliti/zer, by Quiz, out. of Grey "Mentos, ast. 711). each. An. M. Is, it. The Cline:. Stones, a Sweepstakes of '2oogs each, It ft. .colts, test. 711). and ti lies, Bst. 9.1 b. risini; 4-yrs. 'old. 1); I. 'Nit owner of the serum! louse to withdraw WS, stake. Sir .1. Sitelloy's Counts - - .. i 141 Stawell'o:Cato' - - - _ -2 lAI Darlington's Cwi - w - Mr. 'Thornhill's Ilistoria Ld G. H. Cavelolish's 'Handel . - , - pti D. of Rutland's kiliz - t1).:11) - . - ~ - p i t , • 2to I tigst C-onimerce.-3 to .1 agst Cato.--2 to lagst Cwrw. Produce Sweepstakes of 200 gs each, h. ft.; colts, fht, :fli,, fa lies, ,Bst. R. M. . . .. D. of Ratland'4 ch. c. Solymap, by fielim, darn by Trutupa-. tur .1 - A Jersey's o.- by Haphazurti, out of Ipswich's dam, pd oo gs Mr. £.(.`-. Smitlesc. by the Wellesley (Trey Arabian, , ont of the dun of Allegranti, and Mr. Lake's f. by Giles, out of his . Curl arell Arabian mare,. paid forfeit. To-morrow the BOTANICAL LW' TERY Will be .` • • e , . drawn, Inc mot at vahn dat mole than Siaty-seven Thousand Pounds! and a Ticket is ouly Two Pounds 1 first-drown will rec,:ivc. the Grand Prix:. THE ROYAL rxmil.y, Yeste-rt't tv the Princess CHAat,o - r-ra took an inr in her carriage for about two hours. It is suppmed the O. V ad 1. - RINCT:SSEg trill leave tow» this thiy. It k said they will come to London again net week,, and. that the QUEEN will hold a drawing-room on Trim sthly._ In consequence of the distressing alarm in which the QUERN ‘vas placed on Sunday. morninp by the insanity of Miss Davenport, a numerous assemblage of the Nobility and ;'ersons of Dis 7 tinction called at the QuEtx's Palace, to inquire after•her health, and left their cards. The -answer was,—Her MAJESTY was as well as could be expected. . . Yesterday, :at five o'clock, theDnke of BRUNS WICK yisite;l tl:e QUERN:arid PRINCgSSES, .at the Queen's Palace, by * appointment.. The interview lasted about half an hour. i • . - • TIIR Pat:um or ORANCE.'---Ilis Serene High ness the Prince of ORANGE has constant inter, course with Visccunt CANTLEREACIII, the Russian A2mbassador, and Count MuNsTEA.. The Prince visited his Royal Cousins,,:the Princess of WALEs and . the Duke of BRUNSWICK, on Saturday. On Monday morning, be visited . the Duke of Vora:, at York-houSe. Prom thence. he set oti about twelve o'cl oc k, o n a v i s i t to the DachesS of Yo6K, at Oatlands. In the evening, his Serene High ness returned to London, and dined With the Russian : Ambassador. Yesterday, at four o'clock, he visited'her MAJESTY and the Pauser.ssEs by appointment, at the Queen's Palace. lie was dressed in the Austrian Field 'Marshal's uniform. The interview was very :interesting, it being about eight years since the Itoyal Relatives met. Yesderday the PRINCE RE , :r.Ny gave at grand dinner to the QUEE.N. At" a quarter heftire seven o'clock, her,MAJEsTv, accompanied by : the Prin.. : cesses AUGUSTA: and EuzAr.E.Tn, left her Palace for Carlton House, ‘vbere she was received at the door by the Pans= REGENT, who conducted his Royal Mother to the dining apartments on ti:e ground flimr. Exactly at seven o'clock the dis ,, ting - nished characters invited to the entertainment sat down to dine. Among the company were the Princess CIT. ntarrTE, the Duke of BRUNSWICK, the Pfinee ofOAANOR, the Marquis and Marchio- TleSS'of WlNDifv.STrat, the Coturkess of HAAcouar, the Dtike and Duchess of Morraosn, the Earl and Countess of CnoolowDr.t.EY, .the Marquis end Marchioness vf HERTFORD, Mrs. aowe, Lady A EllfhlsT, MUNST'ER, the LORD eItANCELLOR, the Dneg,esS of LEADS, &c. At the interview which took &ace on Monday, between the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, and the Deputation from the Stock Exchange, the former pledged himself not to bring forward the Loan for the.present year until after the2(ith instant. The Gentlemen who , were lately deputed-by the East India, West India, Brazil, atri Shipping In terests of London, to communicate with his Ma jesty's Ministers on the present state of our Com. mercial relations with the United States, have re ceived assorances from Government, that in stat ing the ports and rivers in the Gazette, as the oh. .lest of a notified blockade, it was not intended to preclude JOISN WARREN from establishing a depict() blockade as to any other ports on the coast of America, if he Ithowd il n a h e h a d t he means to enforce it. But as the blockade of such ports must. depend upon the state of his force tit the moment, and as there may be some ports which it may be practicable to blockade during a part of the year, though not during the whole year, it has been thought advisable.to confine the notification in the Gazette tothe ports enumerated, and to leave the further extension cat it to the clis metion of the Commanding Officer on Ow, spot, wh d would receive instructions to extend the . blockade, in all cases in Which be may fins- practicable to enforce it, and in which from, cir cumstances, it may be likely materially to ope rate to the distress or injury of the enemy ; and that, it is alio the intention 'of GovernMent riot to grant any licenses to sbips going south of Rhode SiR JOSIII7i REYNOLDS. —The men and Gentlemen, We wylerEttuul, have, much to their honour, sent their most valuable Pictures, painted by this great Artist, in - order to grace the ensuing commemoration of his genius : Th e Prince. itegent. ;Ind Duke or Yin The Dukes of Bedford, Devonshire, Dorsett Harlboroagia, and Rut land. The Murq»ise{► Abercorn and' Camden. the Ladies 'l s hontond, Lneas, Waldcgrave, Mrs. Piozzi, and Mrs. Price. 'l't►e Earls of Ayle%ford, C%-trliste, Carnari , on, Cowper, Ca rpfort, Egremant, Harcourt, Lonadate, and Upper 010,ory. Lords Amherst, Boringdon, Cre>;•o, 11. C,cventlish, i'at n►nuth, W.. Gordon, Herewood, Mabourne, Pahnerstone, and C. Speuler. • , ;irr, G. Beaumont, , T. Bernard, T. Burin, H. Eogh.:field; and A, Huine. Messrs. Angerstein, Buclitiali Bowies, Cholui ontleley, Cot: bortll, Edridge, Mixt:tan, 1 - ingbes.„ Kn,ght, C, Lon;, ,W. Rogers, Smith, Steers, 'Whitbread, and Westall. • ,THE THEATRE.—The comedy of The Sehoal for, Wives; %vas revived a few days ago ft t x the benefit of Dow . roll, at Drury-lane Thostre, wos repeated tliere last Light. .1t does not abound in interwit, point, or prominence of character, hut its dialogue is easy, and its tendency is moral, ex eept at the conclusion, which might be ret , dered so by a simple alteration, as thus ; Airs. Tempe-qt, wine i 3 only the mistress of the General, 711 j3I't 1 “' Inought 'to govern her termagent disposition by the danger of desertion, arising trenn his recent offer of tnarriage to triother, and be might pre mise to reward her by making her his wife. The author having 'rendered himself noxi on, to the opposition of the time, was oiliged to give it to 'the public under the name of the Late Justice Antmonoty, who was always ready to do a kind action. The performers acquitted them selves ver) ably, partietdarly,Dowrom in the GE nerry, "Et.t.tsxotl ht Airs. tit.ovzit in Mrs. Belville, 111'5. DAVIsou -in ilfins Iro!singliftm, oveGßov ft in Torrington, and JOHNSTONE in Y. It is we!l ,untlervood that the Italian faction, who Want to force Ascifhtut again on tbe Opera buards, vvhere her place is abundantly Supt in took advantage of the absence of CATataNi on account of the arrears due to her, and were very active in promoting the shameful riot which dis graced the i ntetxtre ou Sat arde.y i Ltsgozz, of an intell with what p, there have tu.-cti the Marih, 1211 ?orals and s' int; 15..390 Ca' exaggeration confessed it quarters; of I the Guards to.the atcou have cnmc itient is .tin t :i e th i d , r t a ti w , I: l , lf as these con but withont military di s( coated Talii'vei a la Re in g Of 1300 nen lia,rtl:iseit:n cait() that by tile end of Aprii S:l l .riaein ca I entered ; it hors eas t ll : lll il s: c . r anc , sei soo lt: lt il i l! % : e nt : l . - t c; : ‘ l oti eBe. month,' and g they ye conducting theil It qpiars that the their .. %vliole firc'es t' believe that the Soh nn R_lld many . pointi on th Cori, and the Vaideradte particularly occonies th The many fortiiicatiov other ivorks of defence forming in Burgos:wo nt to retire toveard's the P that .i.hey are working kind in Toro and Tort to appearance, they nrza pence. As' we have not onflici present offer .any ohs6ry concerning the direction to take. We believe, not abaudon the bank Douro, till the Spanisl tn.tkes a movement. iIAD. JOZ, ArAIL 8."*" 1 •►1 Gen. Castanos marched for is sail, that Lord 'Welting:ton 1)43,4 YI rations to be prepared in of Gen. 1111 to povatice it is ' 1 : 1 (rDonnel will come with his.olctr 1 , v . n to the 31unicipality, the troops were to evactiatei'';`,- thetit with the preservation ; e - Inservation of the ';'' ft:nilly, he ordered the Cio'c',l,"`;‘), and Arganda, to assetaiiie Inilitazy employments, to hec lice first discharge of cartoo n retire upon SAgrlnto, w: t` Jenti, unless the Duke of 1"'.) 1s ,:e Stiillt to retir e tipoq tJe have learned from a Il ersi t i' from VArnicia, that there is ' c a ': tbitt cty, all Ittving our °' other atijoiniugi,o‘v.s, clirY;ngto even the beds cif the 'F- -C are univ tho citadel oc° thatlhe said cit!idel is ' The Cossack who recentlY, being asked if I,':e untierstoo(l 0 -. o 1 , 10 41; , reified that be he'il onlY • oai 1 t , . heard the French, :AS they ( VP: o lf W (OAS t INIOSCOW 0001 t 4 P i WO. / 1 " 110 . 1 and as they retreate.'`' 0 ,1 1 „oil o panto/1,1 , in „ ' 4 l I '.1)1,1..c 00 1 ,D 31116° ► KELL !!1 - Eft at the Ancle Pt C° , ll t c :: lie had been known as a i:dt I v-o-1 LI "ie e 1-15 ei IMlStea t . ei•ctil bass, and his general rettilei., him an acqutsition j o r i i The r • 13ERGE14, Ilt!50:11/',:s4 Web Oil Pkiilo.../Orte, IV°l 11" .1 , ; 11. c.retenstaoie‘ci:. count tvr his profesii;)ll4. 1t .(4 , 1 %NI , 11 44 , • ErtFj:;'::l PVIOS. PP tr•t't. it = ." "- r , --Parr- 16.--4..,:er0l • RiC , i' 1 -..el*e three days ittro, tet::Yning Ircil - where the ".,'.; ing of••!:-0,-.,3:::,, siill is. : -1 , ! ' SENTLIN, .1L1A , .. -,... 3—A:ter.-ild4 consr3?„; broke ont..lwre ..1,-,-tiu , -,t ,ir..,,r Governer., ;;,1: sul.'ivri he ;- , JI n:iired, acce: dill, to Ctso:sl,'::i. allotner ap:,.r:fnent, Acre he wo.rtliscarl'4,'",`, a lavvo;ricer, Sof: , !only an explasionttli'lli Bnd 1)1e tv ilp ! ! l e i1.‘,...i1x p.11:1 1):6t of 1 . 1t 4 ' , 4I The Governor, and tr•,:s . Om' we' e 4 ,7, 41 were, howee,er, bln. ..,;ightiv svoqalll.,‘'.:J brother, a yotinr, man,hetWoes I/ invi ' 6 ' .) ;: , age, aroxved that- ha , wai the-aethoroit;l3,-1,- 4ild ti“lt he latnented he 1,,•:1 not itic'e e ',:`,: ., plan, wEl . .e , h was : .1 , .z0 to titstro.: his' vt'', L , brothers. He tv•As coui!eilint•A titCltli, ilj (Alt e k t the slite titW. ' • CASSEL, A Piot:23 .—Tli 0 Wotrio!il ''s; of i a 1 i i , 1 ,5 ,4::::: . :::: ..,: i. f hey nIC e very oy :.:cr '. '. ,. , ,, 4, ' are here itnd in •the ncit;hl;ronhood, t'''';,,,, r. evince the ;'i's.' ottach;2leut antlflvott'' . . ,„ 0 , IA S"11.1N, APRIL 5.--The, Ott man tr''. 0 , T V ( completely defeated o corp of ow?,,fl;u l omen Aga wq4 cpiutdcti,,,,, tti the ! , iiic, ° , 4 ' l. 4 ,f IA , racha of ‘Viddin, entered ou tbe. '' ( ...03 month this' place, of illlicti Ow i0h2011,,i, opened the gatc:s. We du not vt,•,t W I li • :- • . of the rebel 1 1 w:ha. . . , . Li Slo.l\i' itIA i it , . , ----- A (vti fur ItrAt rY:ri;.•6ll.i ti tiro ,' L . Lisß(l-, A?lt . ir. 90. , --Acco r `" :;l° o ‘cA'''``' of an , ifftellige!at observei 1• it "'''' 1 . ` •, Iv 1,) 3 0: • ' Witll %Oita pasies in the itinerant Colt . r) ,' there have moreked ont of Slo it h ft l )r t l i ';,/ 11 4 t‘vcen the ltith of . Fehrna. v, '„ !'i( 1 ) Ala rill ,i 2 1 1 ().'s ‘rd'lr , NOM" ' T i Ceri O. 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