The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-23 00:00:00

t'ty sn conelud, upon any terni9; and the Servian Plen!rotentiar;es haring from different motives so , lort;tes4. - ql, in the name of their Chiefs a , • their nation, at•ainct the Bth article of the ,prelimini.ries of peace, the Vizier has made a de tailed report to the Ottoman Porte of the rupture of the negociations for peace. All the neighbour ing Paellas upon ii, frontiers of Servia have, in c,:l, ,, egovnce. received orders from*the Porte to anti asernble upon the frontiers of ibis proNinCe. This movement of the Turkkh troops allpftan , the more undouhtetl, a', th.Servians are on their part making great preparations for ar. GOTTF,NBURGII MAIL. GWITEI.O3URGII,* AUG. i2,—A regiment has ar rived is the road's, said to be the Royals. Our accounts from .theorposite coast seem to consitier the renewal of the aitnistice as an event not likely to take place. PETEII6BURGU, Jl4 ,v 27.-1-Tessrs.Galatin and Bayard, Ministers Plenipotentiaries from the Unit ed States of America, have arrived here. Along with the Prussian volunteets, under Ma jor tattzow, are also Tyrolese, and among them Andrew Hoffer, son of Andrew Hoffer, who was shot ; as also Henry Palm, son of the bookseller Palm, who was shot at Erlangen. STocktuor,m, s.—According to accounts receired from Stralsund of the 23d of July, his Royal Highness the Crown Prince enjoyed the , best state of health; On the 24th, his Royal Ilighnenintentled to set out for Bea lin; to•review the troops that are placed under his com mand. Ills first night quarters would . be at Prentz llis stay at Berlin will 'be about four or five days, after which the head-quarters will be remov ed to Demuth). Two divisions of the Swedish ar my rvei e immediately to break up, to take their position something farther in advance. Et.sttitwa, JuLY 31.-7 Yesterday morning an tnglish brig cutter arrived here from the north, ward with a flag of truce. Au officer of the Row Flotilla went out to her, and having delivered to him lettets or dispatches, she immediately work ed Out again. At noon there likewise arrived a fleet, of merchantmen of upwards of fifty sail, among which were some Swedish brig cutters, and gun-boats, who went through to the south ward without coming to anchor. *The number of vessels under Swedish colours were but few, the remainder were of different nations. ELsiticutt, Atac. 3.—Yesterday a Russian courier arrived here from Sweden, and set off im mediately for Copenhagen. He came from Ber lin, and travelled here by the way of Stralsund and )(swat. PROCLAMATION OF MARSHAL sou Lt. T„ he read 1)7 a Conitnautling Officer at the head of Com panies in each Regiaient..] " &mint:Rs !-- , The recent events of the war have induced his Majesty the. Emperor to invest , me, by an Imperial Decree of the Ist inst.'with the cowhand of the armies of Spain, and to honour sue with the flattering title`of his Lieutenant . — This 14h distinction cannot but convey to my mind sense , times of 'gratitude and joy ; but thay are slot unalloyed with regret et the train of events which have, in the opinion of his Majesty, rendered such an appointment necessary in Spain. " It is known to you, soldiers, that the enmity of linssia, roused into active hostility by the eternal enemy of the Con tinent, incumbent that numerous armies should be as senilded in Germany early in the Spring. For this purpose were many of yew comrades withdrawn. The Emperor hint self assumed the command ; and' the orals of trance, guided . by powet fut. and commanding genies, achieved a sueeessioo of as brilliant victories as any that adorn the annals of our country. The presuniptious hopes of aggrandizement enter tained by the enemy were Confounded. Pacific overtures were made; and the Emperor, always inclined to consult the welfare of his subjects, by following Moderate councils, listen ed to the proposals that were; made. " While Germany was thus the theatre of great events, that enemy, who, under pretence of succouring the inhdliitatits Of the Peninsula, has in reality devoted them 'to ruin, was not inactive.—lle assembled the whole of his disposable . foree;;—Euglisli, Spaniards, and Portuguese--under his most ..experienced olbeer,, dud relying neon the superiority of his numbers, advanced in three divisions against the French font assembled upon the Douro. With ivill-prorided fur, tresso in his front anti r. ar, a skilful Gioieral, enjoying the couliderwe of his treops, selecting good post , tamp), have braved and dig:omitted this motley levy. Ilut, unhappily, at this critical period, theories and pusillanimous councils were followed. The fortiesses were abandoned and • blown wp. i-lusty and disorderly marches gave confidence to the enemy; and a veteran army, small indeed in number, hut great in all that constitutes the military character—which bail fought, bled, and triumphed in every province of Spain, beheld with indignation its laurels tarnished, and itself emu pelted to abandon all its acquisitions—,the trophies of many a well,fought and bloody day. When at length the indignant soMie of the troops arrested this dis...raceful flight, and its t',fiaritawler, tututheri with shame, yielded to the general de ;nut dett4mined upon giving battle near Vitoria, who ost —from t his eNnerstits enthiro iism--t his fine s',.ten; of s.eut.) 'teiej been the result had the ti:uo,tal t,,een eorthy ul his troops: ILo b e , i n i b or 4 mad e ti il,),11.1(111% tilul ntoVVIIIiCIII3 Ac.ottla Li Nrctirca to tow part I al toy the c , i-operatiolt and e,apport of the other. " Let us not, howeter, defratid the enemy of the praise which is due to. hie). The dispositions and arreogements tit their General have been prompt, Th e v alour mid steadiness of isle troops. hAVe been praise , worthy. Yet do not. forget that it is• to the benefit of your esitotple they owe their per: eat military character; and that Whenever the rdatiee dat;i..; of a French General and Us troops have been ably fulfilled, their ramie:. have eueinion- Iv had no other resource than flight. " Soldiers--I partake your chagrin—your grief—your in ilignation. • I home that the blame of the present situation of the army. is iniptitahle to others—be the unlit of repair* it to the Emperor r of your yours, I hay, borne 'testimony tit over) , And ;mal. His instrictions are to drive the t. it toy trims those lofty height:; tdiieli enable hint proudly to sue- In our fertile rallies, and them across the across the'Ebro,—. It is on the Spimish soil that your tents must next be Pilched, :mil from tlienee your resources drawn-- NO diflieul- • • sties insurtmitintabie to your valour itrid devotion. Let ie 4 then er.ert ourselves with mutual ar 4411 r: and be as:;ured iliot nothing cot Ore great, c its t o the pa ternal heart tit. the is thathe hnowicki*: ot . the trinf i n ‘ plis of his army 134 ving reuticred itself w o rthy: u ueori:ountiy. it txteri •`% t si o to; Intl % itioverthmt , for tbt rof fortresses ace upon the e; - ,. of t lii '. )e ,coupleted f.; w Jove, t.o. wiii he dated from Vitt»i the birth ("". 'll , c it 'f s r y 1 1 :!. ..-e!ehritted in that city rir v 1,411 • •Kpovb cleservodly ,i 031" to ail L'lnt.doliei,. * t! ' (Sigetr.t) Stollt-T, Doke of Dafinuija Jule ,2o L1.04101;4* rEmrtreut, M?II,S. A ROI' GOtit•lilttirgn, I Gilerlllcy, i Jcriey, ' 1 IJUtl~ltl, 2 Y. : ate . . ford.. Dv --I Cadiz, I Lisbon, 2 Guttca'autgl+, 2 PRICE OF SIC CKS THIS OM( A 1 'JWELVE ConsOs 57E I Red, Anti— ... 57/ } Olunium..... WATER AT LONDON BUIDGr TO-;110ItTIONV. Morning, 31 miuutes otter 12. 1 Evening; $6 wittutesolter 12. 5u0.111.--rhe avt•tage price ofprown or Muscovado Sugar. computed front the Returns made in the, week uuling ihtl► Aug,. lat 3, ix 53.. hid. per cw•t. • • 1 1 11 E SUN. SOLLOI QIT 1 S IliCE111; FAL'ir; 31 1111/ EAT ? LONDON, 11f O.N 11.1 ~IUG VS 7! 23, 103. Yesterday evening Mr. WILLIAMS, the Messen ger, arrived at the Office of the Earl of 11,vniuusT, with Dispatches from the Malluis of WELLING TON, the substance ot which was soon aftcrcoin tuunicated in the following OFFICIAL .11ULLLETIN. " WAR MIARTMEN Aim 22, 1813. "Dispatches have been received this evening from the Mal (ink of WELLINGrotv, dated Lezaca, 1 lth of .1 tig s t " Nothing of consequence had occurred in that neighboarhood ,since the date• of the last dis patches. " Fort a Zaragoza' surrendered on the 30th of July to General Mum Above 500 pri soners, 47' pieces' of cannon, and a vast quantity of ammunition,,aruts, and clothing, were taken in this place. . • • " Lord Wm. rittsirriNCK was near Tarragona on the Ist of August." In Tut Sim Of Friday last, frOm a view of the 'mode of communication established bet Ween • Bayonne and Paris, and a tons.ideration of dates, w.e pointed out to the publieihe most ,Coneloivti, reasons for being satisfied ;that " up to the I lth or 12th of August, the misfortunes of SoutT had met with no remedial interruption." These dispatches convert that opinion. into certainty,. The com . batants remained face to face on the Pyrennees. Bain the mean time, the . .entire deliverance of Spain is proceeding with a sure and firna step. Lord WELLINGTON defends the portal, while the interior of the mansion is cleared of the remnant assassins. The fall of Saragossa is an, event of much greater importarce than the small number • • of its garrison appears to intimate. . Among other very desirable consequences Which immediately result from it will be the release of the 'besieging force under the gallant rind MINA, whom a few days would conduct to the passes of the Pyrennees, wheresuch troops are even more valuable than the best disciplined regulars. NVILLIAMS arrived, it will be seen from our Naval News, in the Speculator lugger, Lieutenant BOSTOCK, and states, that the garrison' of 'Sara gossa were principally Italian, and that they sur rendered on the very day ,Sotwr was so signally defeated. Ile left head-quarters on the Iltit in . stant.—Lord WILLIAM BENTINCK is said to have crossed the Ebro abOuf the 2.5 th, near Tor , • . tosa with 50, 000 men, British and Spaniards. , --- It is also reported . that SuctiEr hits fallen back on Barcelona ; that Tarragona has 'been blown up, and that the enemy threaten to destroy Lerida, us well as Marquinenza, both which placea are still in their 'possession. Tortosa, containing a garrison of 4,000 infantry and 130 dragoons, was invested; we understand on the 25th, by the Duke DEL' PA'EQUE and Lord W. Balarmex. Several Officers have come over in the Specula tor, one of whom is the bearer of poor Joscru's sword. It is, according to report, of the most elegant description, and is intended to be pre. seated to the Pamcg ItcsENT. It was found in Jot's carriage, Jen he tan away at the battle of Vittoria. Pamplona. and St. Sebastian's bad not fallen when the , Speculator left the coast. A Mail from Gottenburgh arrived last' night, with accou►its from that city to the Will' instant. Every u(x.rnint is of a hostile complexion. The chief feature relates to g a renewed intercourse bi tween the Allies and Denmark. We trust the lat ter Power is coming round to a sense of her only true interests, and is about to joist the just qnd BUONAPNIITE'S unjust and tuns Continental system. We have this day the pleasure of giving at length the celebrated Proclamation 'ordered by Spuza. to be read at the head of every Regiment composing the Army with which he entered Spain. It is not a more gratifying - than remarkable pro duction—gratifying, because we know how ter ribly ,the presumptuous hopes of the writer have been quashed by our wtilaut heroes—aud remark able, not only from the manner in which it treats the generalship of the Borne King, and his Staff. less Marshal, JOVIWAII, but especially so from its bc'Pg the first intimation the rrench \rition have have had of -the dreadful overthrow uli7e4 heir armies suffered at Vittoria I, What must the people of that country think when the eerliest and onlyintelligence they have received of a tremen-, dons battle, which dissipated*their power and ex pelled their shuttered force from the Peninsula up wards of two months ago, is conveyed to them in the shape of an address to a new army, got toge ther in the vain expectation of restoring their fallen fortunes by another desperate- effort ! ! Surely the gullibility of mankind was never 'so scandalously preSunied upon as in that of French men,if BuoArAwri.: imagines thereat, endure thisi insult. But this Proclamation itself deserves some animadversion. Its comMencement is more accu rately grammatical than we understood from former reports of it, for it states SOULT'S appointment to be to the army "of" Spain, and hot " in" Spain ; a very material distinction ! It next asserts, that the enmity of Russia had been roused:into-hos tility by the eternal enemy of the Continent —or, in other words, that the defence of Russia by her patriotic population, when invaded by an ambiti ous ruffian, aiming at universal sway, was an act of aggression stirred up by4ngland. SOUL? next describes the misconduct of his predecessors in cow mond, in strong terms, but perhaps his tone is now' a little loWered. De may be induced to allege, that other causes than timorous and pusillanimous Councils might lead to the defeat of a French , army. At all events, JOSEPH and JOURDAN bate now 4 . fair retort ripen their accuser, and may. well' say to him, " Not', With 'all your brag, Monsieur SOUL?, let us 'see what you , have accomplished against this• motley levy? What .say the battles of the 28th and 30th to the able of the relative duties between the French General and his troops ?. MOnsieur SOUL?, you have found it was not so easy to put these enemies to flight as you supposed, Monsieur SoULT ! ! !"—What Mr: SQULT will reply to.these questions we cannot pretend to know ; but we confess that We ate very curious- to see what he, will contrive to say. in his next pro dominion to be read at the • head of every regiment. Probably he will not V en t ure o n this species of composition again, till all those soldiers who heard the first arc in a state of for getfulness, 'which indeed may be at no great dis tance of time: Fifteen or twenty thou Sand - of them remember not the promise to celebrate their Tyrant's hint h-duy at ,Vittoria,-and midi& brash or two with Weet.iNcyrou will put it equally out of the recollection of the majority of their com rades. Then SOUL? may set about new procla mations, Since writing' the above,' we have received in formation, that this Proclamation is a gross and infamous forgery; founded probably o n au e qua ll y false story, propagated a few days since from pre.: tended letters from BooropArm, said to have been found among the baggage taken on the 30th: The latter we so ranch dispised that we retrained front notieink it ; but the Proclamation bad as far the air of authenticity, that we fell into the con temptible snare, and wrote those - remarks upon it which it is now too late to 'caticel. These vile inventions arc calculated to do the -country a very great injury, thrungh the medium of best bra work—the Ness.' Some American journals have been receiscd, by which we hare ativices to .the lath .ult."but they du not convey any information of material import. auce. Alain6Ozst had recovered limn fain late illness so far to be able th attend the transac tion'of 'public business. . 'lwo merchants are said to have arrived' at fle figolamt, from Praghe s with tidin:o,.that the bad been rcsurned 911 the IGth not. that i s , 's i x days after the expiration'of the old armistice. There were, by the ht'st „accounts, only 4090 conscripts at Ilambagh,which composed the gar rison. The Danish force at Altona consisted of a single regiMent. A letter from Frankfort on the Main has been received, from which it is interred, that BooN.v- PARTE calculates opon the relinVid Of as he had dispatched an order the Connuandant that town, requiring hint ." to examine the host . pita! returns, and expedite the conveyance with promptitude and dispatch, of all those who may he reported convalescent, or those whose wounds being slight, do not render them incapable of an duty." Saturday morning the fluke of YORK, after transacting military business at York llouse with his Military Secretaty, Colonel . TORRe S , left town a little before 11 o'clock, for his weekly c%- cursion to Windsor. The Prince of COLOMBILASO, late Minister from the Until of Naples to the Eing of BAVALIA, died at Munich on the 10th of July. An error in the Louden Gazette of Tuesday last, is corrected in that of Saturday. Parliament has been further prorogued to the lst of Noiember, and not to the 4th of October, as at first stated by mistake. The Gazette contains a long list of minor Mili tary Promotions, in consequence of deaths in the late battles in Spain. It is said, that last week 40,000 stand of arms were shipped front the Towyr for Prussia ; and 10,000 were sent down to the Nom, without their destination being avowed. NAVAL As. --- PLYMOUTH, AUG. 21.---Arrived the Speru, Itig . ,;(r from St. Sebastian, with dispatches. ~ PORSTMOUTII, 'AVG. 22.---Arrived the 1::•“/.. Egmont, an.l Medusa, from off Cherbourg; (I queu f e, from the West Indies, last from the llri,t, ti:; Channel ; Anacreon, and Dane:tar k, ront ..: Eastward. —The litmal Oak; I;ord Ago.' us 1y i, :i . .. 1 . . CCERK, and the'Sivhor3e, Capt. GonnoNt ''' ~ were sent in quest of Coaltritalure Itopor.rs;ll, not been successful. accounts have been u‘r e from them, dated oil the flehrides, All;;‘7,l`e%': they were crni•;ing. hag ) re' i "" l Y ta " l” the Orkney Islands, but heard nothing of lio,_ r GI:Rs. They had spoken several vessels retoooli,. from Davis's Straits with:sit cargoes. 'lt!' I : . , ci , tors stated, that the fisheries had failed vcryiv this year.---The It'anstead and Genellit YLII:ti O il : to sail from this Port with the Brazil colly'Y' o 4 New Sowli 'Wales : the former has on 1)0 0 male convicts, the latter I` , o fonah Three Bre:; will join then' froni ( Irish malefactors fur transportat ships the 46th Regiment is embaik duty in New South Wales, to relic ginient, which is to proceed to Cc 11101ISE goes ant Agent for taansporl Capt. Aiwa. DICKSON, and the- Iris, TIAN, are going to the South Alio -and will take the convoy. - Arlie Creay'and Frolic are arrivo from the Leward Islands. The company with 80 sail, 'for the B, George's Channels ; the Frolic, rvi convoyed 80 sail to the Ri%'er. 1 .1 1 proceeded to Woolwich to be P ah Sir ALEX. COCHRANE, K. B. Dover' loupe, and family came home in di said Sir ALEXANDER i 3 rettlElled ( take a naval command. He has 1..) i years. The next convoy fur Engl . & from St.Thotnas's On the Ist instan pus, Surinam and Opossum, were I fleet. SieF. LAFdREY was iti.eipet shortly relieved its his connuand, 14 of service ' having nearly expired. s t 4 , l l:i * : Re : D : r t ree K n E t r : i i :;l: : l:: : ) . ( t s . :( s :t il u i:)i l e G il : : : . ..a ki :r 2 l : l ( B l vl . l . Lo ile t' e t ri l li a i :a e l' i al t de t s : e v it a ); ( *rr r i :4 o i . i li t! 11 bi ' t ' ed by the Cress!, , in the midst of chi his Majesty's Ship Cumberland, told rei"‘": ire stoup war ~,fAtio:P2ll,2lu_oust,liii.,et.Sailed t for off . Flushint , . • - i 1 ,ilof I ''' '' line, Russians, two Russian fr Rossian corvettes, on their return 1,`" I ': 1 1 f o rt , " N te f t: :r b e n o rg u ll S . at s a rill i Pi l e t s t : I , es t e' i t i b u t-e l l e t:r r ri t e s i o .le nr l3' ( ‘.; ; rllt.ii ' ‘::'t t it''ll: e itio:).'''''; ships Aggresicir and /lad!! • i r ile lit'x ' - lA . will sail about the 31st just. , rite u..-. 1 eighty GIAKENOCK, AUG. 'S.—Arrived lie"):o,,,ic,V, the. ship -*dent, MARSHALL, ill'" b i n lice i : sail, under convOv of t, : .01// . Sailed _from Negri' Bay, the 3d 4 1 "'Y : 1 ,,,Air , 1, ''''' i td a ir t c c e s" :", ll;, ,, t i .11: : - : :, tine frigate, and _Fawn, 14. ) ('' l ' '' ' 'P "/ le ( 1 " ~,, parted the 31 instant, in a lealoch...i . • 4.ttPe. off the Ba Ili , -1--8 Of Newfoundland, In 1.0;1004,, 46.—From the,above arrival we a nt iciP' mica Beet to' be at rio great (Ibtance. ......---. I . 1,. upon charger ti. :.; No:NIkill COI.7ItTS MAlt r i 0 1 11 ,, ( 1.0f , :tr, On Tuesdai 'nit a Court : ilrt ha {t!!s aOO l O 4 / fy ,o 4o * o his. Afaiest,y's ship G ladiator , ' ' in Ports" l°44 ' -4 11iN r ° Lieutenant John Bands-she, of Ins Alajei,Y''b 40 % o uteh, at several tiniei. a'lltellitircfirtitTilttitrt " t ' l:':: '. l i, 1 1 . 1 e 0 ' 4 "1 1t# of 'Mr; Nevis, Punier of the linzard.--Put 1.) .` ' .00 0/ tiei,e‘ 'were called, Air Datalvi,lie requestea 0 1 tl?tiootit„. the pro,:eentor nkight ti . e called niunt tonanie timii'op.o.ol committing; the utienees alleged, and not dofi 4 l. , '1 1116 541 In. aii, he had dune in Ids letter to the Mono 3 . ); 00 0 ii, teu(ourstpeackielieediendstitt'utierait;tr:fecarebli.avittl'i: ill•Ito'it: :',4l:Ylilclei's‘t:.iitnier'e;"ll' Om called, whose evidence did not in the 160'.,,:i,e1l vi sl.satiate the 'charges. W'l'lerviii,,iit the (:401.,"jorirei chargei were frivoluni v e , c ationQ and I ,l gil l Y ; ii i l ocle' the pubiie service, and ' did air ud-',e LietitcuAllt 0 be tequitted. ' . . j ''- .00 1 ' !..., .0 On the following day the Court Wai' ag3i o . 3' , ' Orlit' io d churles exhinitett by the Annie Officer , ''S'"''''' t r. tr; dor ltubert Carter, of the tiar:rd for .t similar ''. ,; I :rge'';' a ti uh d te lu ct l ' l t g ll e lai Li tl L e iit U t l i. l' : a l' 1 11 1i : i t :I L I *jahligibt.C'eehrr;2o7:'biCaPrilli:;lllll4(s":lli.°l:lefid.h°ll:.l::;:le; '' _______,.. , • „to; N.IVAL PRONIOTION!'). t lie A'''4l. Captain Joseph Lomb Poph.na is a 'point ea W so loOt i ,- ; f Copt. John Grascoyue, to th ~ Y.:l, rels, Service at pop ti. 141 Callt,i A liedclington to the ILinprel's crvice '' tl 'j ). /AO, . J. '..s;.T:tlor, ta the lii)arrow, ivlio 6',lltfelcd a ; ,r Cori' (.2: hi, leg on Ttasilay last, to the rank of 1 7 .0 1c0l 1 .: :et!t.l.,aac Shaw, of the Volontaire, fjr lq' ° ,;;lri; ' .. 1 . 4 ..'t"S:itig the 'enemy's vessels near :` , J"''' . ;,1 10 :,,it , W e4•Phall, ofthe Marlburongh for hi r',o,", ~;;0 fit, sapeulte ; turl Lie...t..M.ibi..rlev ' to rii.. i ',.• , t ''''' iiiß Lient.. T. Atki"en, leiover ; 'Aie.irs W. .I' , '''''' Molloy, to the rank ul'Lleuteoaut.•• i , ---- , •'f fi DISTRIBUTION OE l'ILIZI:.-MON' •', lo Itl The Starling:, for the itelierrl and Frientle ':' l ' Sheerness, the 25th inst.; recalled at N. 41, .."!;',..4,,/..,..'' Tim Prituro.,e, for the Vrow Johann.t. at No. 14 4 r. Inn c , he th .l e t :: t i o n , s . t. L. ; t it i l:l o Pioneer, for I.ltsfatiktbr ?' ~' day at Do ve r ; recalled at N. 1.4, Clifford'.-lun. ,tl, Leona ; l ily , 24tlr inst. at SJ. i ,t u' i '' ' stet Strand, and there recalled. 1112 Reindeer, for Le l'andotir, the 25111 hitt• or l a, a Plyinout Jt h ; 'recalled at Nu. ":2, Non'ol;,—,trect, Slrsnoll The Goldfinch for the I:.w:,:, the ,24111 nr.t. Ou Plytuouth ; reedled ilt..M.r. ,), 11. 1 , 0,1,t:,'. , # 010 C , 1t 4, ' 10. • . t_* o -a the eouvoy are arrived viz• ibc ti'' 1'; , (.ireenoek, and tl-n: (Ai/iv/anus at, l'ort'n',()"-,:ii ii,')ruker, parted company on the :d,t to r ' t i,c 6 1 "Inki of New tOundi:ltid, and the I:it ;ef 0 ' i 46. 90 iu illSt ' itt lat. `lB. 10114. ;',O, at' which w e ' ‘ l„je tt:blii.:er.r.s'l,rit'enat,,shtyileiiiiiit4ptilg.°escPtß:°ll,llelil'elt,tijpbe,a(biltrei'aTt.l.,e,:rictuy%..,:tall,,ca'llll:l.:(.llerti ),',,i'it)i.!.illrsi:it,e)ll'tlt:ft b;°:ltiit.,i),ll3)i,i,ll,..iii/1i.'1.4::°‘,.tt).1,1111-',:.-1160)Gi.si:1:0:;131t,''ti.,, The.f/ydra, armee ea Mile, C.,apt, J.Agrl .01§11' is ti • is intended to take troops 1 elio 3(11 ' fr n°l A copy,icali 0' „ of the tollowi4l4 ctontio.- ~,s. all , a , . itvar-Adiniral FooTE to ;)Ir. C1:01":'-" posted at Lloyd's :-- , ,-,,..„ , il.• i l " Medway, al S,iti-(ai i,,,,00,0},1,:01,10 cg 5i a...., „. 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