The Sun. — London, England, 1807-08-28 00:00:00

The Te Dercrr, comxved by M. LEsu4tlß, rcetor of his M.ljesty's Band, was executed iu II masterly manner by the Musicians of the Chapyi. en their Majesties 'returned to the Palace of rh6 Thuilleries they ref - eived the same 'testimonies of the public joy and gritirode.. The day .was entirejy oc cupied with pbblic games and :fetes, while gaiety was displayed without any disorder. lothe.i.Nening there was an Assembly at_ *Cbttrt; geriral Illu nlinAtion,..and a 66kert at theThuilleries ; and at • trine beautiCtil display of Fire-wOrks upon, ' - the Poor N'eul, When-their Majesties appeared . on the gr;eaE balcony. of the Thoilleries, to friar the Con,. . ce. r rind see the Vireworks, the entilUsiasm of the pidiitttde was renewed, and the itorneose nuMbers that filled the gdrden of the Palace made the air re : . sound with the' reiterated shouts of " Long. live the . live the Erin 1 ,. The Prince's; of Wirte . mburgli, Queen of West pholia, was •expeCted at Strasburgh ,on the from whenQc sire was to set out..for Paris oil this day .by the way, of Nancy. Marslial - 13EssiV.akS has been sopointed ylenipatentiory 19 recei' e- her 1.16Yal High ncss at 114 frontiers, and'eondua her to Paris. • We are assured, that on the day, beforeyesterilay 0 &lau; Consuitam,. for the suppression of the Tri e. bunate, ,was jpresented. to. the Co ns e rva ti ve S erea t e , Genet,al KLEIN, General 'l3rintim9l,7, :Geperal BEGVIN.OT, M. • FAilliE (De L'Ande), P,resident of the Tribunate; M. CURER, Tribune, the Archbishop of To rin, end M*. DUPONT, Mayor of Paris, have, been 'appoint - est - Senator's. 'lt is. also reported,', that , the T.'ribunes FatittE and Ai.atsstat. have been ap pointed Counsellors of State. P. Atio:l6.—lti* difficult, without having. bt.y n witness of it, to .form an idea of the magnifi ed ice of.thefete of which all Paris was'yesterday the tliwtre: ••' • , The, March of the troops, in .resorting to the cif..Nutre Dame, along, the streets and public placea ; decorated with all that taste,' and elegance, could unite, the innumerable crowd of speatators/ their unanimous acelaination,,.the splendour of their caresses, the pomp of, their egnipages, the• number and beauty of the' troops ; all these circumstances united, offered a lipeetacle 'of the' ritogt beautiful triumph of which Modern Europe, can boast. Not being ahle to enter into all, the 'details of this me ' rrtemoralxle . f le , we, shall cometterirselves with rnarking.thi.prineipal . circumsttirthiV.' The most re- workable perhaps IS , the sudden change of the. wei thgr. The evening before there had been a heavy fall of rain ; the'morning of that very day the • sky; covered with thick cloods, .eblifirritecl the me %laces of the barometer, whicliArliTOKl, wet wea- • ther. All these clisagreeables vanished, nor was the fete .of,the hero troubled by any awkward circurn 6tance. , ' Never, perhapS, was the public joy manifested. in Foetrite in a manner there,getteral urn:orc.tingertions. At, every btep, eMblerns mid' inscription , : expressed, • in a manner the roost' happy, the sentitnents of and admiration with, which'all France penetrated Cr the great roan whO.honotas and governs only to cifit one : ext*Ple, a Merchant of the street of St, Honore hid painted' the •Eniperor; standing upon a globe ; he t6tieheil tile earth ,with the point of his sword; front wli.•rice ryir oliVe tree was Sp - IMT,- nig up, whose branches I.,•.rted khe allegory, , as siropleas .a the followink'words ‘r Ay -Afiriiicoeur di: The gigolos which .wereexecutect ..on the; water between. the bridge of thel'huillerie s ,, and that of Colici)idei.b.ffered tt .speCtaele truly enchanting. .The tittle stitiadrons of vessels destined for the. fight,•ad• yanced to thesauri& of music and trumpets ; itinu tnorable Ape4atuts., distributed on..the - quays and floating baths, and on the vessels*:belOnging• to 'the scboa, mingled' their loud.'acelaroationi: With, those of the conquerors. After the fight, it 'was ; eXpMed that tOso 'would * exhibit himself 1/calking- on the: rope,' the whale spxce!which sepa rates the two bridges ; put an'obstacle oppsed• that fAxperirnent, upon the possibilitk ',ol,4vlilish the ma thematicians; doubtless; had nottheittlsotisulted. The artificial liro work eiettattid :tut:10101 bridge of . Concorde, terminated this - .40(41)19We:in a manner the most. i2rillitint, The crowd titers visited the. illuminations :' those, of .•the Thuilleries, of the Ltlx cinhourg, pt' the Palace. of Justice, of the Hbtel of i the . Minister of Police, successively attraCtect the attention of the, euricitts ; hut it wars to the illtm&- vations of the ,Palais Royal that Lim gitmeral prefer teitee. Was given. • 'ut Yesterday, at nine ()taw'. in the nrrning, Mar.; irhal iletcrti was preset 'Led by his Serene High ness I be,Prince of the E mp i re, i n order to take the oath, which he sw ore to his Ma- jeaty. His Majesty, in the Council of Administration • which he held on "I:lo.4rsd.ly, has issued an arret, that • the worloi• of the Canal of Burgundy shOold be 4=a this year , , that the Workmen on the road. • front Mayetice to Paris should be tripled, in order to iinish , that road in he'course,Of the next year ; that the: workmen' on , the road from Lyons on Mount cell's, mid on 'that from Savona to Alexand r i a , an d thoi.e at the Port of Sav o na,'sh ou ld be doubled ; that iihould-be built on the Scrivia, between Tor „orta ,nittAleotandria e that . a rortil .fraM Wesel to titi3 be opened, the works to -commence h is year,t‘Avards Wesel ; that the two arches of the of St. Ciond, which 'art of wood, should be replaced by two arches of stone.; that,the morks tier a stone bridge. at Scores, on Atte road from Paris to ytei,ailles, should be begun this ,year; that public woleiries, capable of coutainingiAnany millions, of quintals of corn, i,hotild be built on the side. of the 'Arbeiiol and of, 1.4 Garc and that, rosily, the water- conduit of the Ourcfi, in Paris, - should be disposed buch a nummt, that the waterof,the- BeuVronne, which shall be diiicharged into the Basotyof La yiltette, shoat be hereafter diftiSted into the streeti , ' g s f st. Dennis and St. Martin, upon the Boulevards. aol sheold i suoply water to the Fountain of lona.; cents ; that the works.',nevebsary to distribute this great quantity of, water into all the'streets of Parii stills uld•be - con't inbed. 'Four/hundred tholiSand francs area • be reserved, in order toconsttut a bridge upon t4'Gatonne, before Boordettu a4 ., g90n as the plans 43441 Je received.--Munitetir.:% , i ,,. tiP'' .. 7: HAGtigt COURAZIT.`Aua, 22. • A1.301A. AUG. The Vanes are preparing to de4md Copenhagen, !Ina a Nvar with England , id Nothing had'heon 'done up to the ibth thokrOglisti tigainst Zealand: 'Ail the .Eliglibh in ed. No official dispatches have yet rear ; Denmark have been arrested, anti their property been taken, possession of. JUTLAND, AUG. 14. r." Alesßfi. TAYLPA • arx GARLICKE left. Copettblgen l u t h the 13th, for the Ertgitsh steer, with the tesut of their negociOons. ;overn- HOLSTEIN, AUG. I G.-" The Crown .Pripce is returned 4.)t0 Copenhag , n to Kid, and 'has tatnn the culornuqd of the army in flOstein. c‘ Mr. JACKSON kit, kid on the i i 1.), tq join thP English fleet, with tilt.; result qt his vegociatiops," AUGSBURGIT, AUG; 4.-- 7 -ACCOrdigg to the !Tit let : - ters' frqm I\4loles, people iit ,Siedy,pre lava tiently expe4tiog the arrval cif_ the Fietich. The . Court atic:aty meat ei - PLjq, in r p iclitieiii to send them to M4lta. triats are 11.-.6 in readines i.o depart with the ~ vnole soon as the Piencii make their appear ment. In the conrse ol yesterday,' however, a letter was received trOm, General NITARLANE; whR commands the last Division of the Troops Which' sailed from Hull, under convoy of the Aganfrniniin. This Letter is dated the iqth inst. off the ,Sea v, and states, that the D4ni,h Guard-ship at CrOndntifirgif bad been taken possession or, and that i qul c Vessels were then hombarding the- Castle. It also : oq,), that Our Troops had pffeded 1 landing without opposition. The above if. the substance of Gen. MTArt LA NE's Letter; but it was confidently reported that Copen hagen hacj been hombarde4 or the t tith, and that it surrendered on the 17th. A Gentleman •vho. Fa** A letter from Trieste, 'hf the t oth of July, says, We:now . b'egin . to hre tthe, since not only the Russian but the.4tiglish S . !iips of War have ‘left . off crnizing before our port, and seem to have left. the Adriatic Sea altogether. 114olm, AuG. 21.--Dispatches received by Calrivr front; his .Eicellency . Count li attriToitiov, dated August to, contain orders to all Captains . of Danish . Vc,scl, at Ilotterdanr, Mars)nis, fielVoet, - and the Brille, not to pnt to sea sill further 'orderi. 'I his order, however, is Only to be regarded `as a ineasnre Of . prec;Aiton, from, the wisdom and fOresight of the Danisii aovcrn.nent, such nicainfres Max be expected, e'ven at this critical moment, as may produce' a favourable tirrn.ot - affaits, notwitk. lnanSitig the . Island of Zealand is surrounded . by, a fin-minaolo English Fleet. • - . NAPLES; JULY 23.—Our Juolizteqr contains ..tlfe ,followitig'llecree: JOSEPH NAPOLEON, King of 4 . .8PLE3 a_nd SICI*LY. " The yidories obtained by the French Army, and the cell-grounded . hope of .an ,approaching Peace,- having atforded,llN .an occasion , to be gra cious towards. those persons who were. concerned in the late conspiracy, we hav,e decroed . . the . fol lowing • • • • I. Thoie persons who have. taken part :in 'the late conspiracy, shall'. be serh out of the. Kingdom, and shall not be permitted 'to return without- our special authority. 44 , IL All sugpe6ted persn . ns• shall be permitted to return to their respettii.e Obit itionS." , In consequence of this . Decsee, two hundred per.. 40n5 have been set at liberty- iu the Provinces, au.! eighty-four in the Capiiai..• ''• • TURKISH 'FRONTIERS,'ItiLY eg.—The probabi iity ut a' speedy termination 'of 'tlnstiiities : in Th e , neighbouring Protihces increawi every it•iy.'An consequence of a Cessation of• belqeeti France and RUgsia, eight thousand Fiencit'ttoo.os that had entered Croatia have - marched bail again to Dal-, Mafia. ; • VJEtiiNAi 4U.GLYST 6.--The French 'Ambassador lately receiVed'a CoUrier from Paris, and another with an Austrian Courier have been (li6par.,:hed . ' to, 111JI. capital. Much butiness be j going on in our. Chancery ; but thoo,Al Affairs of inipart anee ffeem:t o •the happy diva' kl,t.tr no part of it. Almost troop's havi:'. returned to their garrisons, and furloughs are granted to 'a con , iderable . number of rivateti. Li Acuff ; AUG.-9 are in fiirkivd from Milan, by a letter of the 4th inst. tact the Russian; troops ilt Citfaro, have receive:t orders to'deliver up drat plice, . as well as Castel. Nuovo, to the _French MOO, and to embark for Russia a, speedily its possible': According' to.lctters .of the loth, it is 'eftpeeled at St rasburgh that tier Rayil Highness the Iliociess . CAT a (Imo ofWirtemburgh, the a pproacainOpottse; of.his,MitjeSty .the:King of WeStplaaha, arrive there ott .the -It is certain •that the marriage ceremony will take place at Paris on the 2:0•:' FHA:3IOO44T, AUG. .10.-1 t we tu.ly believe re. port, ,fhe-CP,nfeloritlion of the Rhine is tut meet withrxit delay. The first of September is said to be • the day,W hen the oath of allegiance is 10 be Oketi to the King of.. Westphalia, - in the capital of Cowl. • .Every: letter. received from the Noith concurs in stating, th.ft the English Government persistp in the resolution to cotifinue the war, not,toenterintoahy negotinion,;tind.to rejed the mediation of Russia.— it is believed, that the Official DeclAration respecting this important subject will be _made public. We at ready hear of the great measures which in thi s case will be adopted r and put in force against, Emtgland. We are assured, that until. tine re-establishment of a !Defini tive Peace between lir gland 'and the Cont ineot a l an Army of 80,000 French is to occupy all, the 9erman ports of the l3,tltie, as also those of the North Sea and the Hanseatic Towns ; and: that ano ther ailnyis-tp be stationed. in reserve in. the King,• dom of .Westphalia;..that all communications with • the.Cootinent will be shut against Englao I ; that Russia, Prussia, and the other COntinental Powers, witlaa hostilely, against those etornal; el willies of the public tramiuillity ; in fine,:t hat Denmark, in 'concert •• with the French, will shut the Sound; and like Wise the two Belts, , against English. MAciato, JULY 27.- 7 ;;Their Majesties the King and Queen of fi'paionianifesr, on all occasions, to the French . Ambassador, the j , iy tioy have telt at the late event. 'Every thing that turns out fortunate for , the Emperor of the' French is a' source of satistac. tion his Catholic' Majesty. Tit i s brave; SoVereigh eltpreSies his sentiments with a degree of candour pechhar to himself.—(Muhiteux,) over in the Packet that brought the Gotti;nBiigh ' Mail which arrived yesterday states, that he sailed on' the 16th from Gottenburgh that they fell in on the evening of the game day with n Swedish Brig, the Captain of which informed them, that an action had . taken place between the British Fleet, at Elsi neur, and: the Danish Castle, on the preceding Thursday. On the Oth thp Picket fell in with an English Brig froin Stockholm, from which they learnt that the Danish Guard ship had been taken, and that preparations were made fur bonabardrng the Castle. . Such is: s the Sbbstance of the intelligence which arrived yeste \ rdak. Government arc io hourly- ex pectation'of Dispatctle. MAI 1.. c. , Akit zn—l Dublin, 2 Watt:tuna. Cottenburgli, I,',"atetiord. I9&ICE OF STOCKS THIS A i Y AT TWZLVE O'CLOCK.. consols 611 ()maim pr. THE SUN. *Ol.lll Ilt/16 OlCtitt tALSUM AUDI 1 L 0 N N, FRIDAY, !;!8, 180/. WE entertained a confident expeaation that should this day have n able t 4.) cotrituunicate to our Readers intelligence of the complete succesi of the 'Expedition under the command of Admiral GANigtli unfortunately we have 141:viddisappoin. LOT night we received Paris and Dutch Pg*iy.r, the former to the Igth, and the litter to _chi:434'l inst. They contain . the Speech of BotIAPAItiE idibe Legislative Body upon the opening of its: Se - Si:lm l ' This Speech is by no means so interestind as we' • elgieCted to have foUnd it : , there is in it verrillEY6, l ' detail with resped to the past, rind very little that can lead to the development of his intentions with , respe& to the future. The part of the Speech which relates to this Country is short and general : be says, he wishes Ito Peace "by Sea, and. declares- that' be „feels no irritation against .us, because he cantil i t; nth irritated against a Nation which ~is the speot' and victitn of the -Parties which devour it, atid ;bleb is'inisled as well with resp . e to its Ovrit'afrairs, as to those of its neighbours. It is . impossjbtr, from , the North." 'There is a passage in the speech to w i l ich, w e are alluding, which tends very strongly to corroborate that report, for in *speaking of the 'Peace, which he granted to thk! Kingof Prus sia, he sa ys, " The House of-Brandenburg debted still being permitted to reign to aosTriLi' sere friendship with' which the powerful Emperoi-:1)1 the Nor:th has inspired me."—Borixenwrs having bestow.ed thk title upon` Ole Emperor of Russia, we have little.doubt, soon assume the title of " Em 'peror of The Tribunate is about to be abolished, for-what cause we are not informed. Yesterdny there •was a•Cahinet Council at ,lie , Fo; .reign Office. Ail the Members, except tlio Loom) CiIANCI4I.OII i were past-nt. In the evening soy , ral of the • A-tubers dined with his Grace the Dillte of :Po T l 4 • .' • The . GlyEzw' and PONCasstts, accompanied. by „the Dukes of Voak,.CAMßßlDGE,„end•Sitisa - x, were, again present at EghaM Races yesterday:' • • The Duke of YORK. entertained at dinner yester.- day a seled party "or Military Gentlemen, at his house, Stablelird, Within these few days orders have been issued for twelve Sail of .the Line, will). Frigates, to be prepared for, the North Seas, during the whiter months. . Sir RICHARD STRACHiN is arr i ved in town from Plythouth, and bad yesterday a long interview with jthe. Board of Admiralty. The Horatio Frigate, Captain ScoTT, is to•carry General' Sir :hisfe's CRAIG to North America. • A Ship'of 74 guns is ordered to be built at liar ich, to be called the 1 7 enggur. • • The following is an Extract of a Letter received -yesterday froM Harwich, dated the,2611) instant ; " By a Gentleman just landed on the Ctiattt below: this place, from the Airkiand, we learn; that an ac.- . tion was tbught on Friday, the l4th,instant, between the English and Danes, off Copenhagen, toe result of which we have net beet) able to ascertain." A passenger who is arrived by the Gottenburgh Mail, left St, retersburgh on the 4th instant, at which time every thieg in Russia'appearen, in a per t;:f.t state of trancpillity. The people, of course, had no knowledge of the arrival in ilAticf.ifil4 Expedition front Great Britain. By the new Lottety Mt no. person can make Shares Tickets without' having a licence for dee Vorpose from the' Stamp-Office ; but there being nu proifibition in any Stat,tike'.itgaittse selling Tit kets or Shares without alieenee, any person may sell them at any time, and in Inv plat*, without a licence. PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 27.—The Ilenri - quetta, Pot. ...ro,..from Lisbon, to St. Petersburgh, with wine, lias - been detained and sent into this Pert by the Lively Frigate, Capt. MTINLEY. Betsiy, MURRAY, from Riga to this Port, vaturop the 16th inst. captured by a French Lugger 'Pritateer, which took out the Master, who was de- • Jetted' by the whole a his crew . (except one boy) on sight of the • bigger,. and was re-captured by the Ereition Gun-brig, Lied'. LARBEs,.and gent-into Portsmouth. • In consequence of an Order in Council to lay an embargo on 41i Danish Vesse4 in this Kingdom, tbs flowing ShiN have been detained by Admiral 'MONTAGUE, the Commander' in Chief at this pprt the Nep(unzis, Ps - rsassN , H ad.* , ; groutgi, HALES, Forende Raab, P AuLsEs , ehafa Maria, BINDS, and Ebenezer, PAULSON. Arrived this day the Charmiwg 4Vuney,' TURNER, from Guernsey ; and Fly; GREGORY, front Leiidoo . ! / • Sailed the plat Schooner, Lieut. 13iIID, on a cruizef Mary, Howa, and iiialunca, WILK! Ns ox, for Sun? derland ; and l eitglavta, !.ausTEF, hi' . Shields. catne-in to- fiarhour, the Ifrilfiurn Store-Ship; PLiatto uwil, AUG. Se i , sailed the 4kesle gate for Porismouth4 'and the and Calcdo? niun, in ballast, for &ew Brunswick, to 1904 Imistr fur the Duck-yard at this J'urt. Arrived the Olive Branch, Capt. DuaANT, from Stockholm, with tar; and the Chrononliutuntholoois - BIiOOKS. from Guernsey, with wheat, Y4ltatoUTO, Apo. t 7. )(ester( P. M. thp Atekiwid Packet, Capt. 'I3IIIDGE, passed through these 'Roads, tand lanai d her Mails, 'Sce. ac Lowe's:. tour, frotp whence the Ca?tain inaneciiately set off for London. . Ea aFJSs. AUG. the Yullnre Slpop of War, Capt. PC:A Rce ; - also the Falcon Stapp Of War, Capt. SANDI...as, with scvcral Swedi sh chant Vessels under convoy, for StoLkhulm, AUG. V7.--Arrived the cfpc9Tdr Frigatth Ppt? pux:.Nits, from the „East Thrive East India Ships have passFd• oPtYraleftl bonnd, and a great number of West InOtarnen 'arc such generaLexpressions, to collect his . real senti • - going up the River. nients with regard. to a Peace with this Country : if The Concorde has just sailed for the River tP he, is . sincere, and wishei to. negotiate in .the true ! raid off. . • • spirit of peace, we are sure he will meet with no obstacles from, the Ministers of this Country. , I Atm. f.,)7.--Tiei Sarah Christiana, A'S.rth" •B 4 on tho„...other. hand, w e .are- equally -confident waplan, Glory, and Union Extra East iodia ; 1 4 11 : that they will - not sutler theinselves ,to be n:irtl9 , .sailed yesterdlai moriiiiig to the NVestward the dupes of a hollow and insincere Negotiation. 9 His Majeit)'b Ships Alonmuuth and 4:lephoata, stated above a month ago, that a report was 74 gur.s eaelt, trout the Aiore, anti Plymouth Nal prevalent upon the Continent, that it was the mien- Pansport, irOtu Woul , wich, sailed this morning t 4 tion of BON 41 ) A to take the title of Emperor of Portsmouth ; and Foxnaund Sloop on a cruise the West," aild that the Emperor ALEXANDaa was I 4 Danish Brig and two - Galliots were drt4ine4 _to assume the title of , 8 Emperor of the East, or of and sent illl9 the .I.)ow us last night by tL Cutter. in the nowns—Princess of Drank, Crnads, ital!iet "1 . 1)144l1cr ,S;ui44brig, attLl ltariuk.py DISTRIBUTION 01 - PRIZE MONEY. • To the titti,er dint Comp Any of III; NiAjoiiy'S Brig Ki t t fur roc -•avtur,:ot ,tit; UAW:, int the 23t.1 . 0 , l ittiV•gt: 1 1 1 4 1 C. 0 , 0/41y ‘VC.i..‘ , .) ruts l'ituraday, ,Jr . ttpuottis, at Nu. 9, New Bro.itt.4tre;:t. Lu tise Uitto..l4 .10 , 1 c'it,v tu..ll4jesty's :3100E i!o ro , l , tr. fur Tice au-wi,tore vt thy tithe..yi 11W Miro , thc * 400 .10 2 0t +l. tnt uvAr.t tip; .441 lu, k ),'at tR ea" cite 25tIt ttiSt. and tor taree.ittolittia alter, it N. 7 0 . r • Ktuset, atteitt, lituviti4b..sy Lieutenant W. C oumßb , wh.) commanded thry boats ot' the alit/ea, %k. tv,-e otticerb anti 70 "1 J ir curtliatxtikr,st ut e l k L o ..ac i pt t o) l l o ,l 3 :: :s i, 9 11 . 0t0 1 : 1 10 : e t u tia l & Into there tiring an Order ot Council ag mist ail) mitt IR-41.g promoted to the rank of Unnotander has he"lv t ‘l l 'i lis tw cl ' e ° sp 3 e .e r 4 a r t s : not done by several mouths. When 51. ave cer foug ht he:wavi three times, beat oft in the b o at. frum the Lynx, whe n ' addi- Lieut. Cuogs o d r , 11) tion to the kw ut - ono Of tib }cgs, tit .1 brave attton, he received a wodutt in• lats thitt above tho . former amptitation.. ti Tctu 'l' V zHing, Capt. NIA 57 AN,, from London/ n fi Dementia, arrived to Madeira on the tittth ult. o sailed on the 2i at, in company • with the MO: lizothers, M'CAuLey, tor buraran. The Panduar; ANDERSON ; Raca l ! MAN ; and the Hrro, GARDNER, iron) Loudon, all the the River-Plata, -Rissed Madeira, in cuinvany, a well, on the 1.1,th Joly z The Lord Duncan outward-bound . East Indiatrot was all well 21 st May, lat. S long. 21. Gb• She sailed from Porispouth on the 4th March, with a Fieet.uodFr contoy of the . iintelope. The following. vessels, ot the Jamaica Fleet, Are unaccounted tor, viz. Britannia, (.3 tags; Ann &Wolf , KILLICK; Lord Aelson, ; Fottitiate, PEAKE ; BAILeY, and the PI" mas, OLDEN, tor Loii.ion Ames, aAlliaAW ; and. time Cialittil ROC* L' h , Alooß, for Belfast ; tne three litter parted'oo 1'1" 14.ta inst. with his 11rlaje6ty's Ship Cuba. ived ill A letter from Whitby ot the 25th inst. rece 111%' town yesterday, states, that-tun Constant G l. had arrived there on the murni ut that.dpy, n.'" °4 on board Nit.. THORN M TON, inliter frOID Ailolls4 and Mr. UOCKEURN, tne L.oosui, iron ) 1° 1 1 ; fitagen• CuftsiUta It:11 hibe un tile , inst. 11.ivin 6 ) first been inf xtned that the aniiil) vernment had .lirected that Alert,:itatit; should or at rested. Tint CQli.fiata AO 1411 SIX Datii4it Grcettlandmen.