The Sun. — London, England, 1807-10-19 00:00:00

.IkfAt f. S. AItAIVZ4-3 MIMI, 3 'tv:oertorct. DUJI-3 Gotteriburgh, Water!tird. PR.ICE OF STOCKS TiflA DAY AT Twgjrk, ConEriis TII E SU N. SOLga CZOIS DlCa. FALSUM AUDEAT ? L 0 N D 0 N, mollnAy,„ ocxoulift .?o•;.., The Dispatches received from AaMira' GAMBIER stated that the whole of the Danish`Fleet would 'be ready tar sea on the' 15th in and if the'witid was ftvourable they would, sail on that day ; so that we may expe6t its art.l9l . in the course yf a few days, Wig have strong reason to hope t!t:it the account which reacbctl town ,, on. Friday or a mutiny having broken out on board the Jason Frigate is unfounded, or at least that it is Vei.k Unich exaggerated. Go vernment have received Dispatches from Halifax of a later date„ by several .4Ari s , than the, Lettersixhich inention the blatAliese DiTatchetvare:per - fe6tly tilleth upon t tee Sitttea. If so iln portztriritti`cve t had occurred there as a' I\eltitiny cu board. it' Frigate, in which 5Q or tin men Vveie'.cotteerned, it undoubt. Idly .w 0441, have been entipat „ ip Account trawmitted to the Admiralty. 4'.. LIM night we received' Lkitc4 Papers to the i•ttli ult.': nd tiamburgh Poers to the if.t :they contain an article , of 'intelligence which we confess doesnoi'mucli snrPriia'ul, viz. that a 'f re 3 ty of Al liance; oll'unsive'pnd b;is been concluded between France and Denmark, and a French .:\riihy of 40,060 men, under Gen. B ILANADOTTr, has, it is stated, equally e!itered the Danish Territories. The intelli ,getice from Russia i riot ofu date sufriciently late to enable us to confirm or contradia. the. rumour of an embargo having been laid upon British Ships in the , Port of Governthent hav e not rteeivedany accounts to that eflitCl, and it is. possible that the precalitionayy,mensures which some of 4,111',. Alet- Chants in Russia have thought proper to adopt may b'eve given rise to this report. The Decree's lately parsed iu':Holland against all Trade and Intercourse with .t 4 ColintrY are • 'carried eiecu t Fon with the greatest rigour. We have nOthing to add to the intellgenee which we have already iaid before .our Readers respe&litg Portugal. G►overntnent have every reason to bplieve, that the PIIINCE 11.1 , ,GP.NT is resolved, if possible, WIC - 11y lo adhere to the engagements which'stibsist b.tcween Grvat tiritaiit and Portugal; at the' scene time it must be obvious that he has not the means of r:sisting the force which - SYONAPARTE.• has sent againfit'him. The Rolla Brig, Lieut. Ascorr, arrived at Ports mouth on.Saturd4, from Monte Video, with tripli cates of • the Dispatches from General WHIT- C'H It and Admiral . which the Saracen brought 'home. Colonel Dui of the 88 th mem, the lion. Col; A. CAtiocAlsr, of General Wismocx.v.'4l an 4 Captain WH ITTINOtuot, Deputy Quarter-Master-General, came .botne. iu her. The Rolla left ':l%lonte Video on ' the 3d of August, and _Rio Janeiro, on the * 1 7th ; at which pl4;e. the Surat Castle East Indianian was lying in a - distressed state, haVing sprung a leak and dam iged. a great part of her Valuable cargo. His Majesty's Ship Ertgain, with Governor KlM:Fara fatnily, from Botany Bay, had put into Rio Jarieir9 1. - ; distress, and sailed from thence the I.2th August, for Earland. Admiral STMLING, in the' Diadem, of 64 guns, Copt. WAIIIIEN, sailed at the same time from-Monte Video, for the .Cape of Good Hope, having the 47th tlegiment, Col .3ACNUS. for the gast 'lndies, and . tile 87th Ite2„iment, Sir 1E.,-)W•AnD BUTLtit, for the Cape of Go o d Hope, under convoy. The Woativich Storebhip, Capt. BEAUFORT, • had arrived in the lliver Plate, from Plymouth, laden With provision's, which Were originally intended for the army, hut, they not being then wanted, She trailed for th Cape. The first division of our troops had embark td, and were to sail fur England In a few days after the . Balk. They consist of the 17th Light Dragoons, Lieut.-Col, LLOYD, 386;884.11, 9511) . ( ISt battalion), and three companies of the. 2d hatfilion of the 95th. The Raisortabie., 64,• Capt. Rowt.ty; and - the Thislie Frigate, Capt. Snu2lTi A!ID., were, to come with them. 11h, Stith, 41,th, the Artillery, and Artillery 11 . ivers, arc to come in the second division ; and the im i l d:er or, the array, with Gen. VitiTiocKts, were to be the inst chlVlSjon, and ,may be,,txpet.led home in about tth; months henee. thwitroops -A r 4 to et6o. borne; ::xcept the,,. ts7o re;imentv which saile.l with 41.4tniral STJALIN(i. prispilq.i taken .with General 13tIIEss,RD are' so'far up the country that it is, not expeaed the;c:in arriveat.l%lnnte Video within'the time 111'4'ml:tied for our forces to' leave &pith Anierica. Colonel Ktsordw, of The Carabi neers, and Major Itiontowozß, and 4Captztin rvis,PHEAßgov,i of the Silth,wbo were badly wound ed, were doing well. The Rolla:was chased off #the Western is!es by a large French Frigate and a lege Map of Wor Brig. The Packet which the Pheasant left behind, cnn raining nearly two thousand Letters, with sinkers, were put over the side, to be etit:aivat,..if necess'ary, but when the Enemy was nearly xvtaiin hail, a heavy thick squall came on ; and by a lucky manceuvre she made her escape. Tnt Gazelle of Saturday contains His Mjesty's Proclamation for recalling and prohibiting gritish Seamen from serving. Foreign Princes and States; and for regulating the manner in which such Sea men are to be taken from Foreign Vessels.. ,This, is a most important document, as it contains. an , exPliardetlaratien of tile — extent of the-claims 'whielv the British Government ,mcan to enforce with regard to Neutrals. 'The right of searching Ships of Wanbelonging to Neutral States, for Bri-1, tisit seamen, is ilistinetly renounced ;in leech' we believe such a claim was ne%'er formally made. by our Government, as it could not be. curried into effea • without affording perpetual gr . oUndi of • iNeUti 4 43:! St3te. It is impossible to entertain a higher . bpitiion of our maritime rights than we do but i the. of search. jug Ships' c inf . War wore enforce& 'the ' . eowe ~. thence wOuld be; that an ErtfOiSh GunrbtitN6llo ' have a right to bring to, a Nutrit Ship of the Line; or even a whole 'Fleet; init to order the ; ctii4 or 1.3 NOWA.; Crews of the whole to be turned up, to enable the qaptain the Gun-brig 'to search for fiere l r4K: and - as we Could - not' adynnce - such a clairtratretr- OWn part without allowiqg it to ot4ers, (NT Ships of War must of course submit to , theisameispecies of examination from Neutrals. , The right of search, with regard to Neutral rylereliAntincit, 16 asiertot; bat the Proclamation contains, So,tne . regulations en joining all Officers to t.:xercish that right with: the lost possible violence: , . Yesterday . ' morning •HIS MAJESTY, Princesses Att6o3l - 4 . BN.IttA, MARY, and Amlit.i.v,. accompa— nied, by Lady I. TUYStiti, wgnt., in tVvrA . crtrjria, es from Windsor Castle •to Sr. George's Chapel, .and heard a Sermon by the Rev: Dr. MARSTIAM, frot'n the oth chanter c,f St. Paul. to the„HelirewS, . and the 35th verse afterward, rode to 'the Queen's. House at Trc.)gtnore, where they were, met' . by Hui MA JESTY and the Princess ELIZAIIETII. HIS MAJESTY dined there soon after one o'clock, and the Royal Family returned to the Castle at three o'clock.' HER MAJESTY and the PR INCESSF.4 dined at four. On Saturday the D'uke of CUMBERLAND took the diversion of stag-hunting with . His:Majesty'S hounds. Kensington Palace is undergoing a thet-eugh re pair : nearly th Whole•of the down. The Duke ofict'NT'Vesides at Ca interior has been pulled stlebar and the Duke of SUSSEX. at Windsor, While, the re pairs and alterations are gd Sir J r , B. Wmtatx had on Saturday along inter view with the hoard dAdiniralty, and received his instrutlions as Commander at Halifax.. , We Are, happy to state that official accounts have been received of the ditfereaces which lately sub sisted between the India Company's Servants at Can., ton and the. Chinese, having been aancably.adjusted. Another bag Of ship letters froin• New-York was received at the 'Post-:piped on Saturday by the &au Hunter, arrived at Liverpool, bringing .papers, &c. to the 13th nit. 'The Atnerican-Governntent appearsiletermined rigidly to enforce' the President's Proclamation tigainst tll intercourse between the British ships of war and the coast. This'Proclatna lion was supposed to have been issued more in coin plianee with the, - popular- phrenzy of the moment, than its the deliberate act of .Administration, and:the Observance. of it became relaxed ,as the turbulence and animosity of the people subsided. Two of our vessels were allowed to auchpr within the inter diEted limits - , and some provisions had ,been sent from the shore, when the Revenue Officers , tbe different ports received orders :to carry the twisille ordinance into effe&, and to require our ships (the Jason and columbine) immediately, to leave the American waters. NAVAL NE\Vg. Po" the LONDON GdZEI t 7, 0307. dithnirang-OgiCc, U 1. 17, 1807. A Letter has been received at this Office from Admiral Lord Gardner to the Hon. William Welles- . ley Pole, datedlliTTAh inst. - giving - an acoarrnt . of 'the capture of two Chaise Mares of the Enemy by • a Boat from His Majesty's .Ship the Ai_lee; ,and also of the capture of three Vessell of . the same descrip tion, dud thede§truaidn . cif d'eient'ebn 'others (as Un- detinentioned), by 'the- Maiiiel . OuttLlirig; The Lieutenant commandifig ihe' latter Vessellspeaks in very strong terms of the•gallantry and exettions .of Sub-Lieutettant Fletcher oti the above, -4sf . P.Kcil"Ps. every other occasion. ' . • .•' • . i'. ••: •• ; t , i i Suftisante ,Lugger, with pine 'and brandy., frontP.oollle , to Quilieron.—Taken. ' Jenne Vicioira and ,Dotage,_ Chasse.Slariles, with pitch, tar, wine, and brandy—Burnt ; Aiitriateen ()Theis driven . on Shure. . A Schooner and a faasse Mariie mimes tinklievin, with i • wines &c. Lorn_St. Martin to 4.tnniper-= - Calccii. ' • , 1 i .'' ildtniralty , Office, 047. 17%, .:,,Cci py'afeilLetter from Reat-Adnita te eita :ktonouria 1 i ~.. Sir_ Alexander Cochrane, K. • BPeomniander in ChitfeNis Majesty's Ships and Filsels at the Le - wqrttistands, l fol'ihe Han. W. 11 , : , Pole; dated on .16 i.tr4 Ns Mapifyli :Pip' Belleisle, : lialifar l .,Hal -: ;boar, Sept. to, tsar/ ' . ' .1 • . ' - ,to,i L7li, ' . .., —7. ~ ;I• , •. - • '1 . •, v - ~ r • ,'• . •. • '' •' f; ,' .1 havt.t , the pleasure ;to enclose,. for Ole SoforpiOn la! OK: Lcirdi Co!hinissioners of ;the, Admiralty, ,- .co - pihs..4 . •ky ngers frip . Captalp 8a11 . . , 1td,.0f .. ht,R1 . 4-: J4ty's ship Blonde, acgriainting,nag4,4lohe eklit.i!'e . of tW6 of the enemy's privateers... ' 71 . , - • zr-..4 I t ' : '' ', - - I have the hoteurito be &c. - - 1 . . - ~ . .. ALEX. COCHRANE. .‘ .Silt, . . .fflon4e:at Sea, Aug. 1'5;1 Bor. 1 i Dbuste to inform you, thaOhe French :privateer . La ParrAe - Villaret, mounting one long eighteen ;pounder-and four nine-pounder carronades, and il3t;;; 1 . ty-ninc men, belonging to. Martinique,- was captnt ed this evening by. his Majeity's ship . Blnde mjcidr L. my command, after a long, Chace of thirteen Wars,; she had been out twenty days, .but had taken no thing... . -.. . .1 have the. &upon! to ,be, _B4. ... . . V. V. BALLARD. . The lion"; Sir '4; Cochrane,. K. B. Rear ." " . ildniiraZ e flee kee. pjlv Ra4a4o..v, Avtist 16,' 180.7. w I ) H Ntajeify'S"6ip 'Blonde captured this morning, the very fast sailing French privateer schooner' L'Hiltetise, — (Taie Echilr); *Dooming four nine-poun der carronacles, twbl6rifir, ttvelveVAadets, and two eight-pounderil'(tlie whole of which Were thrown overboard in the chace), and ninety men, belonging to Martinique, after a chime of twenty , hoara ..,she is ayery schooner, well adapted for . his Afajot ty's service,; had been oat thirteen days, 1 nothing. • I have the honour to be, &e. V. V. lIALIAUD. The lion. Sir X, Cochrane, K. 13. hear Admiral of the Thite, &c, • Admiralty-Ogke, Q. 17. Copy of a 14444 gr frolg Scoil; 4:giv ?Not" , Ship the Bored'', • addressiti;to,creht.4loi...4. Sir James Saumarez,. and transmitted!, latter to the 110n..11/ 11/..Pple. , His Mojeity',§ sl 14,119;4,.c, at ,)Syft, i 1; . . : *9c9oller)i , e 4807 . • • I beg lean to acqUaint:youohat - flis . Ship unclefrny command,.on chace of four hours, captured La ViEtoireiFrenclt• Schooner Privateer, armed with.awivels, tuuslietunus. &c.• witb:Awentp-eight men ; she sailed frbrn .Dilor laix the day before, had made one capture (an Ame rican Brig),..which I have also retaken. •F: f • • I have the . honour to beidke. • •-• '• Sir James . Saumarez, Bart. K. D. • , , PORTBP4OI.Iiii, OCT. 18.—Yesterday arrived the Rolla Oin- . 6og;Li6Lit. ASCoTT,IIian Monte Vidto „ in eleven Weeks: .From the CoMinander of the Rolla we learn, that Admiral STIRLING had left the RiVet Plate with,his Squadron' tOr the Cape of Grod Hop, On the tat August Admiral MuRRAY and General WHIT : ELOCKE, with the whole of the British . forces, Intended finally evacuating South about a week after the above Vessel sailed from Monte Video.: The Rolla hai brought home Lieut.-Colonel DUvr, of the 88th ; Regiment she has 'also brought abot t(ioti 'Utters from South America'. The probabiliryof a War between' England and the United Stites has already encouraged the In. - ~.- •,..,- ~.., ~,,. „ . 'An iVed the Meleager Frigate and Sparrow Sloop of War,' t..;apt. DaVAN, from the Downs ; divans to ails of hostility against...the 4.nt.,,Tir i arts.— They have nearly suspendechthe rtwigittion : of the - Weov, . from :Gibraltar; and Endetwour.„.. Success, Ohio, by frequently firing ;upon the boats as they from Sunderland. ~ . passed ; and on one occasion, .they boarded a boat, Sided the T o rtola Yobroto .. the Tor u ~ r Sunderland;, and and killed six.men who were . :lo her. : These occur- . ' rcnces have excited great sensation throughout the Rose , STOLE, and Josep and Bogy, .SToarh , for Staces, and will, it is believed, powerfully influ- London. enee the Government in their Negociations with :. - Pluto . The Sloop of War, Capt. JANVERIN, has tats Colllltty.- . ~:,- 2 this and, sent into Port the Yorick, detained ~ IstntA.-:-;•Sattirclay Col. MiclUATlßltti in his Ma jesty's service,. nrriveti at the Kist India House with from Boston, . bound 'to. Amsterdam, with 'coffee. an overland packet from Born. - , 0, which 'place he The , Seagull and Fox Revenue Cutters, - on the, left on the enth of March, twit days after the .sailing n i,h t / of the pith inst. capturedat the back of the of the Ship_..,Virtltumberland„ now arrived in the ' River. Tice l'acket, We learn; bringi nothing new, Isle of Wight 'and sent into Cowes a French Lugger ' • all Was pc.! . if;,‘:ily Tranquil at the several Presidencies - Privateer, of 2 guns and 38 men ; had been out r , 31;9 . in Um; '1,11)1) , : , r ProvinceS., ' CoIoneI'M'QUARRIE, two days from Cherbourg!), and had not taken any 0niCa01 , ..4 Biitpbay, went for Bosiara, and thence . —, thing. The crew. assert, that there area number t 0 'Bagdad. 11.! t ben 'joined the 'Persian army, and' ' (rpm thence cruised •the Crisi)..,iti Sea to Petersburgh; of Privateers now eruizing in the British Channel, IV, returned by the %yak Of Colien.baten to England.' some of which are. without any pieces of ordnanei, The plague- havino . made its appvtrance lately in the and dogreat :mischief to our trade. City of Astracan,he wits oblkied-to , perforin thirty.: ' . . . tivedays qiiarantine at different pl , aces' between the. Came into liarboUr this dity.the Co?rquest duti mouth of the River Wolga and the City , of Moscow ! l'esSel,' - -- -•• • '. • .- .•, . • iwt.nre 10 he w:li peilpitted tea apprbriClV the' latter, ;and .. ' c w ' • •• , . . fithilly prosaute..l).l4.tirney. c. , ;oionc liwcarlit Ruts , ;:ipt, ,to - the bitripg at _ . carne-to Yarmouth in the Calypso Shipp of War, and this port; Capt. W. isitiG is promoted to be a Post is the bearer of DiSpatehes from the Emperor of Captain ; 'Capt. CLEPHAWS is appointed to the, Net - PP.RSiA: The ePdr i sian Government has _appointed thus. ' r Z ;1 n r A l l) b a 8 6:Ad 0 r . ta,liontbay, to convey. to the India 1 . , . Compimy assurancesrof its friendship. The Minister' T.liazA Ilizx Caot.i. has been 'nominated . to (his mission, for Which great preparations` have ' )te - ti made. P....... , ....., 1q.).7 , 10UT1T, '...T. 17.--Arrived the Danish Ship Hannalti,i,:apt. 601. two, laden with 'sugar 'an4 ruts . t rom &Anti Cruz, bQond to Copcnhagton, detained by the Indefatigable Privateer ; the American 'Ship Cannterce, Capt. Iticatc, laden with sugar and c.)fiee, limn New York, detained by the Bury Pri- • vateer; -and the American Ship Eliza; Capt . New from Philadelphia, laden with hides, &c. de tained by the Happy Return Privateer. Arrived also the. Spanish Sohoonalr..Privater..r.J.esus Maric,._:cap,,--- turedby the Virginia Frigate, lastfrom, Ireland. FALMOUTIT, OCT. yestehby the fol. ' : Princisf,Elizgleth; with 11fails of tho tiff) Inst. 'for Gibiallail and - Malta ; :l/41ang ditto, with ditto Of thj 6kh" - add:llth. rst.. for ; Lady .drebeh'iz ditto, with ditto, of the 7th - trait. for lialifat *. ttnfl . New YOrk Duke of Kent ditio, with ditto of, the 7th lost, for Barbz does cnd • . I +aka. its Majesty's Ship Atrinstrci this' Tay trade signal of sail;,,g iyltb;otivoy for Lisbou and Gibraittirikiuk:',:' l ivds prevented getting out-by the wind changing:: ..." The Alban Cutter:llas this Any regeived a tele gr3phid disi)jahlp iicttd'hprself in readiness to pro ceed, affive,itilyites notice,stipposed for Lisbon.- . _ ,it. 'SHEEII/1' EIS, 0 Imo 7.-.4.4rrived the Spitfire Sloop of War, ; Challe l ngo' Sloop of War, Capt..„Ryi)Eß 1 L ord Richmond Gun-brig; ent. , HEMMING, from the . Lux Ocr. 1 8 .—A rriced 'tire ratturc Sloop of 'war, • • • Capt. PEARCE,' fro4loloNortb*Sea A , • ' h,, , . ' , • . • TAAL, 0cT.4i2r. , i . -Carrie down . and sailed throu4' P . • , DoWns the 4.simon.Taylor, Capt. IVlstme, l fat .Junaica, with a large Fleet of coasters, colfierS, Btc.. Remain in the DoN:ps His 3.V:iiesty'sshirisas: ter: last, ifith a Fleet of outward-bound Veisels,„.&e. His Majesty's Ships Honker and Weymouth have stri'eflitijii:4lPviOy to the Westward. BRtxtt?,* QUAY, OCT. 17.—Arrived -in Torbay His Majesty'fal4l3alwar,t, from Portsmouth;" at the same Cane sailed the Channel Fleet, tiiidel.corn-' Maud of Admiral -cord Gasittnsint, to resume its atation off Usharti-• * -r+ ~ , . The Railieu! Sloop of War was unfortunately tit, with some of her convoy, on Lipau 151;0, in e Cattegat, in the dreadful gale, r wthe 3oth ult. The Ship, Lord 0 aafern; of 999. tons, with 400, Britishuoolbs .: of coffee, blew up at Port.an-Prince, On the Zed of .AugUst. The Fir-t Officer and onto tailor lost. PErnot4 aPd 'Q4/401'01'0 .*ere still at Iva - :' no Signal advantage gained Oy, eitheo lately. , '!. Toe Little 'lett C,,orvetre the , first of the Danishi ; rleet,•antliltree Transport s laden with naval stores; from Copenhagen, have arrived at Yarmouth, under. 'convoy of the Calypso Sloop of - War. The rest of ihe.Fleet is hourly expected. Tile American Caster observe. towards ,11$ Cruaers of tueir o‘7r) Flag thettarne degree of conrit.,,, macy with - which. thexpeat Osur Ships of War. A. paltry Sloop of . 70 or eo tons, the Mary il nil • of Guildford, on her passage - fa New York'," Was4i - d- i lt* . ied by, the Eutrati Brig' to bring'to ; :but refused to ;d0,50,, until she 'received eigtit - shots;- which nearly. sent her to the butt stn. • . . , -7,1 ha . American Slip ierni:JAt, worth , e40 ( 041:14 '41314r5„ liar - been captured by a •French Privateer t , ofd Leghorn, and sent to the island of Elba. The : captors did not condescend to assign even a pret44t forhin,d'eterition ; her value was they of her seizuree . ,:and \% ill probably furnish a sufficient argument for iier,condemitation. ', On Titursdaylast the 6th Regiment , of Loyal Loudon, Volunteers, ,:with t heir excellent little Com pany attached, under the command of Lieutemult";. Colonel .Amos_ ! were, inspe‘iked at their place; of muster; by Colonool MA robi, Who, after praiStising them in various: manctuvretp:wa4 pleased io•axpress in particular a high sense of their discipline and. steadiness..ln justice to this corps we must cb servo that they have all along, distinguished them° selves by their constant and well.. attended musters. A Ma:tello Tower, upon a very extraordinary scale, IS now building at Bast. , Bourne. I t has 50 advanced circular 'wall, of considerable thickness , behind which is another support, consisting eittirelf of beach timber ; and th e wa ll s ' o f t h e tower itself will be so strong as to render it impregnable in every point. .These towers 'are supplied kith cis' terns, upon a very commodious and' oconotnical construEtion ; they consist of squares of oak timber, lined with lead, the eighth part of an inch in thick ness. A plumber, in the neighbourhood of .1131tki has supplied upwards of a hundred of them, by N n• trod, during the last six weeks. It is said Barracks for the reception of 3000 Me n are shortly to be ere&ed on Claplidm Comnion, 1115 f Arundel. A conliderable torte r,t Artillery is t,1.0 to be stationed on the coast between Brighton ana Little Hampton. ' Tne Emperor ALEXANDER had a narrow esottre lately, but the nature of it 'is not mentioned ; circumstance is noticed in the 1-iamburgh Papers, ill the following terms ; •• fly a Letter from Lubeck it appears that a report ila4 reached thel,ce from Rt1:41:1, that the Ltnperor A &ex , slot had been cive4 from iMminelit, dan K er , th roimit the iocrePi silty of the Grand Duke CONS? API I ;NIL." The great number of vacancies in the Office Cardinal at Rome, is an er.traordinary; and, indocu ' unprecedented, circumstance. Several persons 'W ll° , rmght be expected-to succeed to Ow high honutt hare e i the r dec liP o have made no attemoa tv t obtain it. Tl.is indifference seems to Ow,/ thfl f .there is au ex p Oation of the total . estinction t • e c . Ilia Papal Government: Yet ,BUONA?AtiTE its to belealously attaeimd to.the Catholid Religi`Htic; aud.thought it necessary to compel the poor Po,P e o f ;mkt, 11 - journey to Pais to perform the ceretoopi at) consecrating his imperial tank in order therebtioilla influence . the of ,his Catholic Subjee t9 Aut i j es strengthen The ties Of civil' obz;dicnce with the of religion. i f; last Woon,. it is sL yti, hai been bockell since 3 ; r et, match,:to run'ls,l.ntilci in qcj hour, at in May next.