The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-30 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELIAGENCg. SPANISH- PAPERS-., 20 SANTANDER, Aud..zu.—Nrice the glorious bat tles near Pamplona, both armies have remained `fluiet;' ours busily employed in the sieges of St. Sebastian's and Pamplona, which fortresses, espe cially the latter will most, probably. surrender in a few liar. A large ,Convoy, with troops, was ou the 17th ofF.Cape Marchichaw. They are to be landed at Bilboa and Passages.. Sachet, accord ing to the last. accounts, was at Barcelona ; the Allied Army near Tarragona. MAnnio, Au°. 11.—The last intelligence from Zaragossa states, that it was. reported in that city, that the garrison of Daraco had surrendered. It was also said that Mintl'had proceeded ia the direction of.Joca, and Duran's division towards Tarragona.—The .troops besieging the Castle ot r Murviedro, are the Corona, Cuenca., Alcazar, and Jaen regiments. Up to the first, the'artillery had not arrived; it may therefore at' present' be con sidered more as a blockade than a siege. The greater part of the troops belonging to the 3tl divi siou (tuose already Mentioned excepted), arc marching to besiege"Tortosa ; and on the Ist Au gust General Elio, who is to direct it, was in • front of Morviedro. VAIRNIC fA, JEW/ 19.—The day before yeiter day the English troops marched for the purpose of besieging Tortosa. To-morrow the 3d army set out for Arragon. General Sarstield is besieg ing Murviedro, where 1000 of the enemy remain. ZaamaossA, JULY 24.—The fort of Almtmea survendered to General Duran on• the 22d inst. lnusr, JULY 30.—0 n the 27th and 28th there, were it series of battles between Soult and the Great Lord, in whiCh the enemy were completely beaten, with the loss of from 5 to 6000 killed, and an incalculable number of prisoners. VALENCIA, JULY 27.—They talk, with .fonn dation, of considerable losses Which Sueliet has experienced itt different encounters with the Spanish troops, With incessantly harass and weaken bun. It is likewise said that the. French have evacuated Tarragona,: after having destroyed all the forts. biUN, Jury 30,—We haVe just received the agreeable intelligence, that Soult, who 'was with 0;000 men advancing tts succour Pamplona, was, *r five leagues from that fortress, completely ronteti. ' It is said that he lost 8,000 in prisoners. We Intv.! had great rejoicing on account of this in telligence. EX:IIIAcT OF . A LETTRIL FROM. A SFA.NISII GSNERAL ,WHO'WAii IN TUB 1 4 A5T ACTLONS. (.r:Soult, with seven divisions Of infantry, 40 pieces of artillery, and3,ooo cavalry, in all 45,000 men, attacked and took, on the 25th of. July,. the paShes of Maya and Roncesvalles ; the former with 12,000 men, the latter with 33,000, commanded by himself in person.. As the vallies of thery 'renees do not communicate with. each other, ex. , cept by Pamplona, it was easy for hins„ haYing collected suelc numbers., to open himself a passage, aithongh with much loss, as lledrat, in Maya, and Cole and Murillo, in ROncesvalles, cruised him that of four. thousand men, At that point lie announced to hii aimy that he had express orders from the :Emperor to he in Vittoria on the 31st, after hav ing 'raised the blockade of Pantplollll, and in .con sequence had attacked Cole and Morillo, and obliged them, with Geri. Pieton, to retire to the heights of Muerte, a league from Pamplona. Lord Welling ton marched' there on the '26th, and on the 27th, having miraculously escaped, by only five minutes, front falling into the enemy's hands, arrived at ten in the morning on those. heights, where lie was received ,by the troops with that enthusiasm with which a victorious General always inspires his sol diers. it was fortunate it h a pp ene d thus, as otherwise he would have been necessitated tee make n detour of five hours, during which time it is eertain'Picton would have.returned' to the other side of Pamplona; but on his arrival every thing was retnedied, and although he had only two divi sions YiNforillo and Silviera not having then arriv cif), Mid half of O'DomielVtroops, he determined upon lightin g , and wait for . mote troops, in order, on the following day, to it d vantageously .defend the ground. Souk,. who knew 'our weakness; tit-' tacked that aday, but was completely repulsedwith' the bayonet; by n gallant charge - of the Portu gne;e and the Prince's rtgitricat.. . „ Cr Ott the 28th, Souk lost all the morning in preparations, and at ten, %Oleo the Gth division bad arri+•eel, mae: so desperate an• attack with five di vis; , .;ps upon the position defended by the 4th English di viQion, that all the valour of the troops with, tieeess , ry to resist it. There were five charges on the !eft ttul three ou the right with the bay- ono, and in nil of them the Engish had. the .• iurity over Ihe.enetny, T).le 290 passed peace ; it known the enemy lit'4ooo men the pref.s.ding (lay, and were preparing to a r f resh at - te.el tht.. 39t1i, but on its -arrival, and when w e , „pee.;iug 11 et V crunbat, the enemy was rot b-itz, bythe arul Ilastnr, owlet. I , lvoi4v of tlie: nhoolt impreguability of 1113 Nviticit ALte;moi'S detclided.- 7 tVeilingtoo ordered it to, he attookv(l . , - tintr took :WOO prisoliers, it Colonel, two 11,ieutenant- C',olonels, awl a great nun - tiler of suba:teres,.. oil that day General 4101 Willi attacked by, General d'Erlon, who yvas drivel) back Lion Li4assi3. 'We poisned tin oe,; ; 11 Jilstar, nu d overtook the convoy under tl.O I:o , ..tier of Elizondo, escorted by 120 ..... _ . then, with -Ni) English: The disproportiyn cif farces in; - ,de Itin, ,Hetly Wait our arrival, quite confident or emy victory; but tin the first fire his sol diersran, in our power the cvnVoy, which was composed (If 100 .carriages, 2:'o miles laden bYe'lo and brandy, and 500 prisoners.. On the I qt August, they tog all the baggage, and escaped iu greiat. basN. " 010deVate canlin th tint] , Soult's loss Can not olitooot to kBS than 18,000 men, - • I,IIENCI PAPERS. p:ot TsJ. Exciqieney the,Dti,ke I)ecrvg, of set Oa yesterday for C ell 1. VIE N , ACTG. I 2,--The northern army of i 3 under the . comaLind or I Tibet:. Sclivr:vt. tenlierg, *tin, ht has Ilead;•cin'ariers dt Prague. The. Geheral 'of -Cavalry, Klenan, ebnupands in tliefwestern part at that kingdom, and is iii the environs Of Pilsen. Prince liens 4 001,11113mb,-, in Upper Austria, arid is at Weis. Ge neral Tinier has his head-quarters at Pettad.. Our fortification u s are agai n act i ve ly g o ing o%yid). Works are constructing near Pull ; more'than I0;000' - men are employed on then). Works are alsO erecting front Ens to the river of that name also Dear Weis, and particularly bet' eel) that . town and Lintz. DRESDEN, AUG. 9.--The Duke of llegy,io has, for a length of time, had his head-quarters. ,at Lubbenatt: It is not a mtitter of ilonbt, that itt the whole of the line extending film( ,Chrictian stacit to Labbenatt; there ►►re . npw rils of 70,000 troopi of , France and her allies, All possible nrr'a►►s are e►nploved to procnre the►a suhsistckee. Great quantities 'Of provi-sions are brot►gl►t bylaw] And water front the kingdom of Westphalia ar►d the territory of Anludt. Supplies of biscuit and other arkicles arrive front France ; add to which, that the harvest, has - -been extre►uely abundant in all parts of Saxony, at a distance from the imme diate theatre of WWI% Daßsnerr e Atra. 10,--The birth-day of the Em peror Napoleon has been celebrated here with the greatest solemnity, 4t nine in the morning the King of Saxony, accompanied by his brothers, and all the princes of the blood, repaired to th© palace Murcolini to congratulate the puperor.-4-- Te Dam was performed i,n the presence of the two Monarchs. Th c French troops dined in the open air, in . the high street'of the New Town,— The ROyal Saxon guard was invited to this repast, and the troops Of the two great nations gave.each other proofs of the greatest' 6Ordiality. The evening closed with a superb exhibition of fire works. • LEIPSIC, AUG. 12.—Lieut. Gerferai Thielman and Lieut. 6)Ionel Akter have ken summoned,' in the name of the Saxon. Government, to (than- don the service of Russia, and repair to their posts. Four other officers, two of whom re •in the Rus sian service,' • and two merely absent,. have also' been summoned to return. AUGBiIUI{6, A 176. 16 —The Vienna post this iday arrived, but brings little news. The funds coutinued to. fall. l'he army eneampe&at +yui-- phenburg continues its march. The Bavarian troops that did not fora► purt of it areassembling ►t Munich, to form a corps of observation, con sisting 4,10,000 Men. Cm:nuns; Atm 10.—The French Govern !tient has recently demanded of that of the Grand Duchy n certain number of paligadoes and trunks of trees for the fortresses of the Rhine in our vi 'cinity. ' BAstx, .AUG. Ij.—Last week there were pitr chased in our' environs 0000 trees for the palisa dues to be constructed at Huningen PLAGUE, AUG. 4.,--On the 3i)th ult., the Ens 'peror inspected the fortress of Theresienstadt, and arrived here byway of Doxaux and We'truss.— Every where in his journey his. Majesty. was.re eeived by t i tle troops, and the people who flocked to see him, with a joy difficult to he . expressed. WuntzsufiG, AUG. 10 ---His Majesty the Emn pera's birth-day, which, on account of. existing circumstances, vas celebrated this" day,, reccivkl additional eclat from the assemblage of troops quartered in the Grand pitchy, and the presence of the Coinmander-in-Chiel,, the Duke of Las- -- thuNA, AUG. .---His Imperial Highness the Prince Viceroy arrived here yesterday. : INstlitJeK, AUG. 12.---For some time. past great quantities of rice .have been transported through this place; frinn Italy, for the Armies in Germany. PRUSSIAN EDICT FOR TIIE LEVY-EN-MASSE O &c. [F11.0,11 TIIE BEIII.IN °AV:TIE or JULY 31.] We, Frederick William, by the Grace of God s King of Prussia, S t e. Beholding With satisfaction the perseverance and distinguished bravery with which our army has sustained until the present moment its struggle for our country, as well as the numerous efforts and Sacrifices by which our faithful subjects have, .with • the greatest etnulatiou contributed in every man ner to its defence,, and to obtain ,the great ie sults for which this struggle has been undertaken ; 'we have firm confidence, that this public spirit, which has been manifested by all with so much glory, will never cool ; and we build upon it prin cipally our hope of success in onr just cause, anti ot the permaner; and solid establishment of all States, particularly that of PrusSia.- • We alSo perceive with pleasure the promptitude and zeal with which the Landwebr has been orga,- . nixed, and the Levy-en . masse carried into execu tion ; and behold With gratitude the attachment to our person, and to our country, by which the Prus sian. nation is partieularly distinguished. In doing justice to these sentiments, we believe it to be- our ditty not to demand more efforts and sacrifices than' nece::sity may exact, in order that business may suf fer etc least possible interruption, as upon that de pends.so essentially the .welfare of Our faithful subjects. 'We cOnimand them, in respect to the Levy-en-mase', enjoined by the edict of The 21st 'Aiwa of the present year, as follows :, Art. 1 . The I.evy-en-Idasse otball continue And hi' enforced already ordered a. the patriotism; Ituteerer, whieh has bees) generlly mandested induct, u, to think, that every citi zen capable of set-t ink; is tided will, an anxious desire to de lend'the country io case of danger, and will cheerfully obey the firt summon s to take up arms, if infirmities and old aka, do not prove oh Aafles tie Walling so honourable a duty, we hare made the f,lio wing tnicdificatioici,:— . 2. There shall he funned out of the Lery-en-Masse a'Re ' sole, which being- kept constantly at itsi fall complentent, ralay he sufficient to complete promptly thu Landwehr. A parlicalar ordinance will )regulate the organizatiou of•urk , . ;qt ye. :L Moreover, in the country anti in the towns which shall not. contain 3do hum fit for the service of the Lei T-e n one third of this number shall I themselvt:s readv, alternately, dewing , one weep, to enter in case of need, op immediate service in moatiting guard, and in fulfilling all the military and police functions that the Magistrate way require. 4. rn the large cities where business is less compatible With tho military service, and in which they may find more than SOO men fit.fot• the service of the l,evyen Masse, there . shall be formed of the one-third,which shall relectin when the, men enga4cd for.the Landwehr shall he deducted, sonic peerea tient crnopanies or battalions of-citizens, who Will make part Of the Landevehr, but whose ditty will be confined to the defence' ,of the city. In those places where guards of citi zens already exist, they will enter into those companies or battalions. ' • • 0. The Levy en Masse, as wall a; the companies anti batta'- lious of arquebussiers stud of bure.rss guard, will remain un- (ler tU,ienti.ediale orders ref tiwir respective commanders ; but they will likewise he ondcr.th ecoatrol cif the magistrates Of the police of the-place or'distriet. V 6 Ministers of Justice, withaut exception, as well as the Futieti onar i e3 o f the l'Olke Mid 6f tilt C.66111166e5t with the excertion of Provincial CoUricillors, will remain in the country 'on the approach of,the enemy ; - Lint it is forlint4l-'n them to take any oath to obey him., • Ali-the other superior Hill retire; particularly all the alministritive authorlties, it is expected, however, that they will nut With draw until the last Moment. 9 The Levy en Masse Will he exercised and trained every Sunday and Holiday, and they will meet three e.enings itt each week for a like puiVose. • - 10. The evacuation of a place, and the devastation ola di•r triet, shall not he carried into execution without particular ;order.; from the Militarylloveranients, in case those measures shall be judged necessary, Ia conclu it is understood •that it is the duty of every individual to deprive the enemy as usit.di as possible of all means of subsistence. We particularly reconunend to our faithful sub jects the observance of the above article-., and to keep in mind , that zeal,, wh en not regulated by diS ( 3 . etiOn, is prejudicial to the cause it is intend ed to set.v:!. Berlin'the Sith•July, tRI3. (Signed) FREDERICK 'WILLiAM. (Countersigned) HSRDENBERG. BRESLAU, JULY' ID.—The Military GovernMent judges it p ro p er t o recall to tke mind of the inha hitaats the Ca!)inet Order of March which is a* follows : 1, Every individaaryba, without being authorised by the Government, shall form or maintain any correspoildeuce with _the enemy, and cytinounicate with bias, either by writing or verbally. 2. Every indi - v4lual- who shall procure the enemy horses, arms, ammunition, Or clbathilig. 3. Every man convicted of furnishing to the chewy forage or provisions, Without having been• compdled to do it by a military force which he is unable to withstand, shall, for every one of the :mire offences, be . tried before a council of war, and, if found guilty, be punished with death. • EXTRACT PP 6 LETTER r(WM CURISTIANSTADT. 'd The inhabitants of Norway are reduced to a deplorable state, owing to the English and Swe 7 ,disb cruizers seizing all vessels laden with grain frihu Denmark. For. sonic mouths past, the greater part of the population have existed upon avery bad species of bread, made front the bark of trees. The bark wliieb they put to this use is that of young pines. They detach it from the tree, seriipe off the hard exterior superfiees,leaving nothing but tin inner bark, not thicker than the blade 'of a knife. This they expose to dry some time "In •the air, and then take it. to the mill., it • has 'a sacchari ne t a ste , b rit occas i ons obstructions ` in the chyliary duets, and a loss of appetite.— Others. eat lichens,' steeped in hdt water, or in milk, which is deemed a luxury. '" This poor diet, we are much ai . raid, will; ac cording to the experience of fOrmer years, be fol lowed by some epidemic disorder, and carry off thousands. Prince Christi:in lass illtely returned from a tour in the interior : he is deservedly ropular, and his presence has every where excited the most lively, enthusiasm. The Norwegians 'dislike the SwedeS, and, notwithstanding their sufferings:are " determined to maintain the integrity ot, their country, and lipt to submit to the dominion.of the latter. Fortunately for this resolution, the bar vest promises well, and will 'afford atemporary supply. Great pains have recently been taken to ex cite the Norwegiani against the English, and to represent our countrymen as one of the primary causf,.s of their sufferings., These endeavours have been in part successful." • AlAll,>, AiutvED-1 Helignlaud, 1 Jamaica, 3 Dublin * , it Waterford. L;ek-2 Cadiz, 2 Liibun, 1 Gottenburgb, 1 Waterford. PRICE OF S'rCZTiA • TIIIB DAY Al 11V13.1 , k 9 . 1:1,0CK. COIISOIS 57 WI 57 I Ornniam si2i HIGH WATER. AT LONDON lIIUDGF, TO.MoRROW. Nlurniag, witautes after 3. Evening, 45 ininattsater •5. So GA R.—rhe averatre price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the *torus made in the, week ending 95th August, 181;i, is 545. QV. per cwt.. THE SUN. C , LEA/ Qlrss DICERIC . FAJ.St:M AU LONDON, ' Al OND:IY. Aft/GUST ao, Yesterday Mr. SHAW, the Messenger, arrived at Lord BATHURST' Office, with dispatches from Marquess WELLINGTON, dated Lesaca, the 18th, up to which period no operations of importance had taken place on either side. Oar army will not probably make any offensive movement till it has obtained proper points d'appui by the surrender of St. Sebastian and Pamplona. By keeping the enemy at bay on French 'ground, therefore, it is doing all that circumstances at. present require, and, from the statements which have reached us, we look with certain hope to the fall of these iui. portent places, and the news of the Austrian Declaration of War coinciding in point of time 30 uearlyutthe Pyrennees as to inspire, if possible, re doubled spirit and energy into the breasts of our great Commander and victorious Forces.' The head quarters of tieneralGralmin were at Ayarzan, near St. Sebastian, the siege of winch is impelled with extraordinary vigour . by land, while Sir GEORGE COLLIER vigilantly supports the blockade by sea. From the Bay of Passages, on the 19th, a tremendous cannonade was distinctly visible, end reinforcements of heavy ordnance would be mountedagainst the fortress on the 20th and suc ceeding days. In the face of these facts, the Party' organ of this morninq has the`modesty to :assert, that " up to the 2lst no movement had been made by thee sieges Allies, o f s nor had an y progress been attempted n h Sebastian and Pampl ona ." Of i t course this Journal will not believe it has been besieged till it is compelled to :announce its in the interim, we beg leave to assure the public 4atteted and heleagur e d that the place is actually round About ! ' ''''' To What (sal/4 the Ors ;r , this inaction to be ascTibed ?" The fact hei"' , " , ' we-have i;tated, and hot as the Writer s4plo and asserted, ihe answer will be, that the ";:c icon" is to be Ascribed to .0 battering tn•du... 42 pounders, playing away with might owl itii' and toppling tl:e turrets of St. Sebastian abo ut ears: - ..0f General KEY ! Preity inaction- ts!!'. Welt the Writer employed (usefully) on die tr ' il he might, perhaps, think it -action eau :1g!) The Spanis-1 1 Letters and Papers :are to the '2l . t! A large convoy had arrived at Paisages from ports' mouth ; and on Tuesday last, the_ packet, orth''' way from Santander, teal in with a nutneroliigcet of transports, steering Southward, which ti't s was every.reason tp suppoe., ‘roukl arrive aitile ir i destination in the course of two or three (1 8 5''' , ' It way understood at headLqUarters, that a we' l l communication would be kept up with this COo" try : - Wednesday Was there called the nal 4 3 14 Contemporary with the surrender of s''' gossi, we letifn that 'the inferior, fortresso it) Arragon, into which the enemy had throalf lr ' oni , risons, have successi ve ly surrendered. AO' between latlrid'arid the former placc, antql e ; on the road to• Val enc ia, a re among the niu""' General SARSFi'ELD has held siege to gur ritdtai the last place:i n th e ki ng d om Of Valencia ru t 'IC t XI t l.. the invaders. It i s a stro n g position, but 1 0' el ~,r ders are not oum erons . l'l le Spanish army 01.. Gen. Euo, was about to - invist Tortola , dl uir ‘ " leasing for the field, agairistStion ET , the 100°1'; first blockaded that place in consequenc e of ' btitclici.'s retreat. Of Lord W. BENTINCg W tlig 1 nothing 111:1•1:er.- By the latest accou nts he • 0 near Tarragona, 1.-iiicb, . it is said, Su curi o evaeuated,' and' retreated to Barcelona: l‘i'''', t i left Zaragossa for Jaen, and DURAN b`ts B ' 3(' ' ' with his'diVision towards Tarragona. 'great It is affirmed that the enemy have 10sttli llcii dumber of me n i n th e i r m a rch through '" e ti, • and 'Cataloni a , • f rom th e 'harassing wa tigt . e c . „a •ried dri by the Patriot P at ti / U l m. We trust av tro l of them will succeed in effecting, their e ' c. ' e t ill the e vge n s nt e s e ,a n t e rha t ep , f ie( t ite h aa e ni i . : 4 • l noccpeerptroaefisist the course, : o r e ) i s iiri i s i c i e i n, d i n h:i i r l b: I , 3 i e : ‘, I , r . • o w tf,r.uTa::ll_3()_fitc, tie t i ct w , in i the existing circumstances of F: ii , North since our last now retard the happy and glorious completio flit . . .. 1 , ' We . have received no information ti". i nous to tl, l eiiig to so atlh t e o re li s fi t c rio i t n i Y i — i i r t i l l '° n on ti fe rs :vll3 o )°i i ctlbl . it" me g t'a lending our siinctio t n warrant our submitting ,7 sta.ei . , an/ noticed o' public. .. H aving 0, fate repeatedly, 01101311 odf determination to the systemisv(er ptbrojalettailiby.eal nibsconae;trgetbl relied on, can be ascertained uh ,we trust ours; '' 1 m ai our fellow labourers. ,ij,,authenticatud Te4fl guiltless letsds g h A've we cannot avoid often alluding' tt), hilt 41) asua rt p l o s s u s c i l i i ,i e c o o ur i l t: i i i i s c l ' c ' t tl i : i ' il t i c t inventions above those v% II trey ter of a Newpaperwill ultimately r i ni . s c e it t i l : } e didge i: German, brilliant, sari . .. . . entertaining. cr,iridt, 'We have given this clay extracts fro"' " 1 "' b . ar t. however i fables 1)0 and French Tapers, some of ' ch i fr .ve - c t , " : extremely iaterestini.T.' ..trom the bin" - ,, e : cio do. i t i t a li g eittc t I: t e tuuri fo tt r o l; F : r r (r) ; ) f v s ei n i n t e : t it in i . ::7:f s N on o n rw; i y e w e t( c :; B . iiro i l o nv e i ' and Sweden, unless the, sacrifice be a' c r e q - )1 11 Anii , Despot Coutition,whicla appears to be t - , 0 y chalice to save it. The Prussian Proclanultl'ir aheartening document, It is inOt.so ma ch i'l 1 1 it t entering heartily 11 , : b coo li a rite as to restrain the ardour Of a people ' I ' " ' , iso their vengeance within bounds, 'and ilii'ect '' tio d effectually aga hist their detested enetnY' 1 . 11 ( different is this address to- the patriotic ba u ` o ,:, : li from the Corsican's mods Se . ;lotus Coustilta,fil'o,o dooms hundreds of tilollSitittiS of Freuelitl lril 0" ser i ' dragged together in the g'dling chain Ot .. c °l‘ o tlle titan ? 'What aparallel might be-drawn lictiv ° ,l or slaves of the Tyrant, and the freely r ising a n , rov t thusiastic• warriors of Prussia, demanding ',, e; ,, their Sovereign arms• wherewith to aveng e t' for we are con Pi.'i'll'cleic,'l,J,t,til.l'illatu'dli.'iyelhaet's,vt'tri,l'i country. O ft There are several Hie speculations slx )a, 6l t i o g subject of the Austrian Ultiniata, and resP ec in battles oil the 16th, 17th, an(l.lBth. sn i ßl a o ir t) t t n e t i t e i ( j ! in i l i l ' a nt i s : ns g i t t s o ca r! e l r ' i o l a Sl b l i tl ) l a i r e e b dt l f re : l B4l l l l i i g il e y t i l i k et e i C's : o :l l.l C r h s s i e d : , : P's i t' l i n ::: yl y geet:tfichic:r:;:ll6l ; °l co t.c ' ll : :!. same class of understandings, Any Fuso n ,•„,, ition information could vrrite'the first of the real document) 4 : 1 1 14 e : 1 m : 1 ' a ) ; o rc ti k ::, ' ,. l l :e. t• i t r a e d t le hp l e a i s ,s ri • requ hate regard Co the state of affOrs y goner" ,j iii. ( 1. 1 e air eitdy erna ndi made 'upon litioNTAPAtlrr. were evi` those o f sl at ' w believe, tb.it r .t e eviicoatiou of tlcArrlissiJil On fuse pie We Tia n bills day, andi I r oti bleu the of ti N a b Spec lars bou of r. heal 11' 1 , ! bli, bas fitll I ter