The Sun. — London, England, 1805-08-27 00:00:00

, . . , . h issoieobjeano% is,n,losii, •t•obebly, to strike decisive blow against England, and thereby prevent the or ganization of a league which miryghis ht effe-dually stop c areer „ht and re li eve the world from its great Dister. That some attempt will be • made to disembark an ' f ore Army on B r i t i s h ground is, there , now the confident persuasion of the political and military circles in hardl Paris, th oug h they dare y whisper the grounds of their conviction ; and it is as oanfidentiv believed that the French and panish n ava l Forces are to co in Roll an d operate with those , to which Country several French • Officers of the Marin e h by land been recently s en t from ave Brest, and 'tile Line and Toulon. Fi ve ' Ships of fr Frigates are at T ou l on, ready for ou sea, with T ransports and Cutten.e having oie hoard 10,000 'chosen Troops 4mong other NeEtures it is sa id , that the intended desti nat i on o f these Troops is to m a k e an attack on Corfu, and tha t they only wait for orders to sail.. Little con ' 4l it is dence, however, can be plac e d on t h e last report, well known that the • , re than a m Russians would b e atch for them in that quarter. Up on , '4e whoele, it is ev id ent that BONAPARTE is in a eha dttisi State of fltharrassMent, fr om which he will mostVtbly attem illpt to r e li eve himself by some sudden eve m easure, that, if his usual good fortune e tot deserted him P erh aps at ° e , Will con fi rm his power, or [l e the desire & put an end to all his schemes f or lon ef other States. v v , t , ...........--_. ' IO P the Press to state, that Dispatches have 67ween te te ., .1 .* 1 -I y'eu from Admiral CORNWALLIS, by which , e4ll ' that the Phoenix Cutter, on the evening the 2lst, made the signalthat the Enemy, oi'l listingef ,_ 21 Sail of the Line and several Frigates, were "t• anchor without the Black Rock. The. gallant kiltire • 414€4littely (barite,. his Fleet in excellent 'ltch?) b bie e t the' '' r who,• on his lippreaci.. P 0 engage e.,nemy, . im_ ' l ng, got under weigh, apparently with an ention of girin him .6 • . but ere our eall ea 1 , & the meeting ; he Ta rs could get within reach of these " gasconader, dent to they thought it pm . mien under • 'Batteries, vet e eer the protedion of their ; .i tl& an • fe which was Ne a l e re me edual Broadside, . 0 f ttilil.. 'who b Some of the leading Ships would pee itit, vet 0 followed as far as the Batteries Tho .. ilarb Drenc h Meet did not return to the Inner our, het t— • before. Acinlirai evened farther out than .. td . (le Line, boaeeets's Fleet Consisted of 18 Sall On tl e ,‘„,„ t t ket, vb . .‘1 the Pleet in the Texel made a move- . te e i„,. hi a ; 1., 'Nicated an intention of putting to b ut th e et 0 4(1 0/led a 'llglish Fleet heaving in sight, they ttleit intention. IND --..........;...... the "Yal T. , r ,._ reainar.„ tOtiess the DUKE of KENT is to have 'ant by t} ( ' (), 1 the ist Regiment of Foot Guards', the e oeatli ef 1,)of GLOUCESTER. 1 110 a. , the UKE rt t ; t aad k.. :' been pleased to allow Major GEO. Jt e fro 4.10 r NAY I OR of the Royal Marines, to Ile 111 t he Sereie ' 't • I Va u. , s It at , ri e.on Lien. fut.. pay. , .. eeapiajo% aentation in the Royal Marines in ' ( Itid f) 2 j_.:Nv4GP,, of Portsmouth, to be . full 4,, 1t hol lattl , I,:irst Lieutenants to be Capteins. 4 8 4411 s Gatel'u is appointed to the London, Y E A; ,IndlYmouth ; Capt. Come, to the Vic- 'iliktrill C . W. Boys, of the Regaties, to t,l'ettle r 'Pte, vice lime, indisposed. le i tie 44 Y the ea it re . t• India Whin -8)01 etch ed to „ , eeiment of East . 0, 1 , 1 t whi„ it k elaeist one to relieve the Ist Regl- Nt, ' 33 beeu stationed there during Several , ih e 1 1 i "al ei -4 (4 4 , orth Rritoris we yesterday insped y 8 h e ~„ re Lord NI If ' \Ace tree by their Colonel, i ee e l d ir reili tar `-erPs naustered its effeCtive farce, 1-4 afire sereietY aPPeintments were found fit for l es ti li jaY tle,„ , 'N40.44 — Peint; no Court of Aldermen, the l - kti 1 ' a'ter inapeCtio the Returns or the J r ssi ~,& lets, orde I g . ' wi li d rourpe, eicc the priee of Bread to be %‘,trstla ' lt ° In the Peck Loaf, to take place Y• , . 1 Il *tit Inn leot e,- ' • te al e sue is -as occupied the whole of the last tee thr t it tr . - still employed in taking up a great it,e ~ ausports Ph babl intended I, "qe,te„al.. • ley are pro y . tf en i k :aat fi r i t 'c" ef Russian troops to the Medi -01, • 4 au t e •tetai y other point where their services e rg le red • eo per an s ail , .teed we learn that a Russian Squa teitia,,att with ot the Line is shortly expeded to !ti p tin ie liti tt o s ' i 'l the North Seas. The trans it ' l the 11,, it , edi a pi 'award, and not the homeward-bound II 'ttly "t., whi 1 .. ' h t ik k ' It j ai h ,, c 1 wes seen off Weymouth on tp , i, ii.,,)41,,,„,,,,,,,ever, some consolation to find, ~lli,, ittte r w 'Hound Leeward Island Fleet is at riNiti"ll4, ill asst.' as y.esterday received by a respec- I ) CI the Clay, dated Cork Alt no an lite. ,;rapt N 1 lat tl ' ... '• ' , r eit •'L T1,44,_ . )at port of the Lovely Bet hiN,L. Pliitivet rill, from Barbadoes. The letter ,41:141 ei e ,, s‘I,Y that she is one of the home ,,, i t tn,,,Z,(t. out that one of the - Bafbadoes mtli ,',‘ te at ". to there, end •• . it is e s , e t a , a 3 t h e 1 , . , 4 10 a postscript i liatk '' th e - 't e e. t Must be at bend, its 4r, i i etke ? karts of ,e. tireducinga u- Lr a y the s ge l l k • t , ei e N' 4.1. 1 ITy, i t .., . • mt,iikil ou k Q. ._ 14 expeded, , will sleep at the 'idle,',:e.a 11 , tv 7 ,(413.aing wineer, as Mi. Famece 14 .t ki iti't3h_feeps '01714'1 ltd for him, similar to that ~' ciecve Cle,e,l4,lll%:e\te 11Iost of the principal Itipi4t eie'i t , i ! l f ..:(eitie,lo,itee are to be flew floored. Zit1!„1,.41,, t() 1,81-4.nerr ( 1 ) 1_ Nkn a..si.isstuel on the Ibth ;mt. y. oll _ 1 e at,i4,l_ , l ourth Division of Royal tiakttnele Ce 111,1,,,,", 1 . 4 at Woolwich, consisting yeii, ihus.trtaekli,tr'"l, mie Naval Colonel,' one t .4rere c o i f, ti,,sQue Secohd Colonel-Corn tat, tact park‘kn, I , three Majors, two Adjut kter, ~e , , ri _ L wartor-Master, one NAVAL NE'fr.S. SMEEBIESS, AUG. 26. - -Came down from the River to the Little Nore several Naval Transports, and put themselves under the orders of Lieutenant BR AITHWATE.° Arrived the Norfolk Armed Ship, Lieuterinn SKINNER. Sailed the Braddick Armed Ship, with several Merchant Vesseli under Convoy, tOr the Baltic. The Wincheifea continues the Signal for Convoy to TOBningen. Ships at this Port, Zealand, Boadicea, Arethusa, Astrea, Winchelsea, Ceres, Magnanime, Chainpion, Combatant, Valorous, Beaver, Herring, Mercator, Rosina, and NortOlk, Armed Ships • Redbreast Gun Brig; Pickle Schooner ; Plkenix Bornb%Tender ; and a large Fleet of Naval Trans ports. YAR9tOUTIr, AVG. 9.6.—Arrived the Chapman Armed Ship, and the Agnes Lugger, from a Cruize ; and the City of Cork, BICKERTON, from Archangel, bound to —. A Convoy from the Baltic passed by for the Nore, Sailed the Auckland Packet, BRIDGE, to Husum ; the Censor Gun-brig for Tonningen, having the Trelawney, , FELL, ; Jane, STORY ; and Aurora, Mo*s, under convoy. CORK, Aug. 21.—Yesterday signals were made from the Belliqueux, Leda, and Narcissus, to the Convoy, to prepare for sailing. They tirto a gun each, and loosed their foretop-sails, and, all the bustle preparatory to their departure, was observa ble among the Floet. Intelligence is said to have been received of the Combined Squadrons having got into Ferrol ; in con sequence of which, the sailing of the Transports and East-Indiameh has been ordered. The latter will proceed to Madeira, there to wait for further orders. They will be joined by three other Ships, Ander convoy of the Diomede, not the Triumph, as' bad been iirst intended. The Fleet had not sailed when our Messenger left Cove this day. FALMOUTH, AUG. 25.----ArriVed ale Thesis, Ross- WELL, ar.4l Eaglesbush, CGURTENAY, from London; James, PAscoE, from Swansea; Nancy, REBs, from' Carmarthen; Edward, DUFF, from Bristol: Friends, IItrasLATLE, from Swansea ; American Ship Cabi net, WOODWARD, from Dublin ; and Dart Slocip of War, of 18 guns, BRowNRIGG, from Portsmouth, to give instru4:tions to the Vessels bound to the West Indies.. • Sailed the United Brothers, JONES, sand Mary, HARVEY, from Swansea. The Princess dflignsta Packet, THOMPSON, with Mails of the gist inst. for the Leeward Islands, will sail to-morrow. The Prince of Wales Packet, from Lisbon, is daily ex- TORBAY, AUG. 25..---Just • arrived His Majesty's hired Armed Cutter Nimrod, Captain MARSH, with Dispatches from 'Admiral CORNWALLIS, which he left last Thursday, with the Fleet, as usual, all well, off Brest. Also arrived, and remains, His Majesty's Gun-brig Hardy,' last from Guernsey, which she left to go in chace of three 'suspicious Sail that ap peared off that Island, that could not answer Signal, but which proved to be three Letters of Marque from Jersey. Also arrived from Jersey; the William and Mary, JAMES STOCKMAN ; she brings no particular news therefrom.—Wind W. fine weather. DEAL, Atm. $6.--Wind S. W.—Sailed this morn ing the Zephyr Sloop of War, with dispatches for Admiral Lord KEITH, off the Texel ; Eugenia Sloop of War to Sheerness. Arrived and sailed for the River yesterday, the BENNETT, and Apollo, BELLON, from Li- verpool. Arrived the Zebra Bomb, Captain PARKINSON, from Portsmouth, and remains in. the Downs, *with a large Fleet of Ships of War, Ba. Extraa of a Letter from Captain Wareas, late Commander of the Eliza, belonging to the Port of Calcutta, dated Madras, Feb. 17 : " I am sorry to inform you that I arrived here this day, having been , captured on the pth initatit by the French Frigate ta Psyche, Capt. BERG ERLT, on my passage to Bengal. -- The Eliza was dis patched to the Mauritius on the loth, and , on the 14th, myself, Officers and Servants, 'were put on board a very small Schooner, under British colours, to make our passage to Calcutta. The .conditions on which they granted us our liberty were as fol low :—That we were to continue on an Easterly course for five days, when we might make for this Coast ; but on no account to land any where un til the expiration of one month. On the night aver parting with the Frigate we experienced very bad weather, the Boat making so much water that We could barely keep her fret we were therefure , tORTSIOLITII, AUG. butcAtP:s A lf York, •13Rowx, from London; and - Susciii, Lo vgitx, from Guernsey. Sailed last evening L'Espoir Stock, of War, .Capt EpitiONDS, with sealed orders; the Protejlor Gun: brig, Lieut. Sir GEORGE KELTR, and the Encounter Gun-brig, Lieut..TALBoT, on a Cruize. Sailed the Patientia, RACK, for . Falmout4 ; and Carolina, GESSELMANN (detained Ship), for Ferryl, from Amsterdam. . • . • • 4. • • • ctlr:s.r.:lle.d,for the preservaben of our laves,- to bear" up t 3:. the fluid, an:l happily *rived sate at this place to-day, 13 in number. As I had given fly word of honour to the French Captain to pe:ibrin the: cOnditions he annexed to granting our liberty, assure you that nothing but the dictates of self- Preservlnion, and an' impossibility to ha'Ve kept the sea, should bare ever induced me.to break the pro mises I bad given. I - hnd every part of the crew were extremely well treated ; indeed, I. consiihir myself under great cbligations to Capt. BERGERET and his Officers, fin their extremely polite and at tentive condua while on board the Frigate,, and amply,suppiying our wants when we quitted her. The appearance and management of ' the Frigate was such, .that I took, her tbr an English Frigate, and was not undeceived until she was along-side." A Letter from Cork, dated Aug. 20, says—" ders have just arrived' here for the East India Fleet, now here, to sail in the Morning. The wind is quite fair for them." 11 7 .1a - AlOll7ll, AUG. 25. THE ROYAL FA NI ILy did not g,o to the Theatre last night, on account of His iVIA3EsTY being troubled with the rheumatism. THEIR MAIESTIES had a selea party and a con , cert at the. Lodge. This morning HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES, accompanied by the Earl and COUIIt.eSS MACCLES FIELD, Countess ILCnESTER, Lord PAULETT, Lord and Lady HANMESRURY, and Ladies IitYLKELEY and TnrNNI, attended Divine Service at the Church ; as did the DuxEs of CUMBERLAND and KENT, at the drum head in the Camps. 111.1 R GATE, Ave,. 25. THE favourable change in the weather has very considerably increased the population of this place, and we are now so full that a bed is obtained with great difficulty. Broadstairs, Ramsgate, St. Peter's, and all the neighbouring places partake of this aug mentation of visitors. ,The Assemblies at these places have not only been hill, but crowded to the extreme of fashion. Ramsgate Ball, on Tuesday night, and Dandelion, on the following morning, were thronged. KinnmArr's Ball,on Thursday night, had at least 600 persons. A Review, on Friday morning, about three miles distant from hence, had , some thousands of, spdtators. The Commander in Chief and his Royal brother, the Duxu of CAM BRIDGE, were early on the ground. The Renfrew Militia (now quartered here) made a very soldier like appear:lnce, and so did the Perthshire. The 13th. Horse Diagoons distinguished themselves high ly to their own honour and that of their Commander. Lord KEITH patronized the benefit of Mrs. HEN RY. The Picea was, The Venetian Outlauf. An apology was made for MusoaovE on account of in— disposztzvi, and he' was only. well emnigit to go through his part With tie took in his hand, Mrs. HENRY performed Rosara, and the audience were much diverted at the warlike manner in which s h e was,pulied about by the soldiers in the Ad.-- The /Vest Indian has introduced JOHNSTONE, of ,Drury-lane Theatre, in the part of Major O'Flaherty, which he performed with his usual spirit, and gave a humourous song with admirable elle& The rest of the charatiers were well supported by CARLESS, WILMOT WELLS, TAYLOR, Mrs. KING, and Mrs. TAYLOR, the last of whom has been much -indis posed, but her acting was not the less spirited. The German company ofjuvenile A&ors perform ed a new MuSical Drama, on 'Saturday night, enti tled The Swiss. The •Piece exhibited 4, pleasing portrait of Swiss manners; and was• very well, cal culated' to display the talents of the young perform ers, all of whom displayed considerable merit. The Farce was The Double Deception. FaErunticx SCHIRMIin was particularly diverting in the part - of a raral _Barker.: There was a nu►nerous and elegant auditory. The Receipts of Birmingham Theatre, on Tues day, which were generously given by the Manager to the Generalifospital of that Town, amounted to 2071. Miss SMITH, the late Heroine of the Bath Stage, has been so much admired thi; Summer at South ampton, as to promise great attradion at Covent- Garden Theatre, for which she is engaged., The rum , infant Roseius, who has been perform ing at South End, appeared in Folstqf for his own benefit. All allusions to the. cZesity of the facetious Knight were, of course, omitted, and hence, as the /tumour of the charader in a great measure depends on its,size, it must have been very entertaining. LastWedneSday the Assize for the. County of Westmorland was held at Appleby, 'and, highly to the credit of the County, there was not.one' Prisoner to be tried, although it is twelve months since the last Assize was held there. . . , On Saturday the Assiz e f or th e C ounty o f Lancris. ter commenced before Sir ALLAN : CHAMJ3RE and Sir T. M. Stirrog. There are seventeen Prisoners in the Castle for trial, they are most of them for capital offences : they are fewer than have been for several years past. Thursday evening Sir SIMON .1,11 &row arrived at Bristol, and opened-the Commission fOr the trial of causes at the Nisi Prius Bar.-13y a Special Com mission from the Admiralty, Edward Whitton ,was tried for a riot and assault - upon the body'of ------.-- Wakefield, a Midshipman in the impress service at that pert. It appeared that the PriSoner had as 'sembled with a great mimber of the navigators work- Aug on the New Cut, to endeavour to rescue one of their companions from the press-gang. Whitton, being 011& Of the most a&ive of the ring -leaders, W:l4 taken into custody. The evidence fitlly eitablished the faas, and the Jury, without hesitation, returned a verdiel of.Guilly. The Lords of the Treasury .liave lately determin ed not to restore, in fature, any Turpentine, Hemp, or other Naval Stores which in iv be seized tbr. ner gle& of their being inserted in the proper Docu ments, upon being sent coastwise ~ EIRTIL—UII the loth in at Gillinaam, in Kent, the 'wile of Capt. Ron v, of the Royal Navy, of two daughters. Married yest er d ay , at Chisiehurst, Kent, the Rvi... Mr. WELDON BUTLER, Jun. of Chick( lz to MiS3 ANNASELLA DUD NAS OzwAta, of- Little Vyder street, St. Jamee3, . . , THE DUKE OP GLOtICEST.Fa. We. yesterday announced to our Readers* the me; lantholy event of the Death of this muehelament. Prince. We understand it.wasnear twelveo'cloek e n Sunday night when His Royal Highness deported, this life. As early, however, as six O'cleek, ery hope of his recovery had been given itp by his'Phy:. sicians. A Message was then sent to the .roete e ifi e o to delay as l ong as ' p o ss ib le the .going out of tha Mail-coaches, in order that, should the death of the Royal Duke take place, the intelligence might b sent into the country by them; and in conseqticnce of this message the Coaches waited till nine o'clo‘..:k. His Royal Highness was by thi: time speechieer, but, as we have already stated, did not die till neer twelve. MI the King's Messengers weete.inunedie ately put in requisition, and Dispatches, with . an de count of the melancholy event, were sent off. to His MAJESTY at Weymouth ; to the PRINCE at Brighton ; the Due:n of Yoe x On the Kentish Coast; and to all the other Prindes, and the Mini sters of State. The Letters were signed by De6ters VAUGTIAN, BAYLEY, Heywoote, and cIEARLTWN. At one o'clock yesterday alt. rnoen those Gentle. men attended to examine the Body, when it was found that, in addition to the Stone in the Bladder, and Hemorrhoids, there was afro a very great decay of the liver. Orders wer4 immediately after given to prepare the urn- in which the heart and some other intestine pants are to be deposited. This urn will be cased with lead, with an outer cover of strong oak, and covered with crimson velvet, and Silver double g ilt handles to correspond with the tcollin. It will in a day or two be conveyed to tlei Jerusalem Chamber, in the State Coach of His Hovel Highness, under a military escort. The Body will also be conveyed in the like manner to the same place, and from thence to the Prince's Chamber, adjoining the House of Lords, where it will remein for some days in state. • When the ccranoner of embalming has been per formed, the Royal Corpse will be committed to . 6 destined mansion, bedecked in the highest style, of Royalty. Every limb and every finger. respeclive ly„ lies bound in lawn, and covered with white satin ; the body and the face in like manner bound round with the same materials. The neck, wrists, knees, and feet, will be elegantly ornament ed with purple bows. - The coffin, lined with white satin, richly ornamented, will be immediately clesed" up, for interment. Two of the domestics of late Royal Highness the Dote: of Geonetsren sit up with 'the Corpse alternately at GlonceKter House, until its removal from thence to the House, of Lnrds to lie in state. The Interment is ex• peaed to take place on Thursday selmight, until which time the Theatres, and all other places of Public Ammement, will remain closed.— They'were all'shut last night on the Ihe bells of the different Parish Churches toiled throughout the day. The great 'Bell at St. Paul's will begin. toiling on the night of the fruierni, end Minute guns will be tired during the mournful ce remony. , The intbrtnent will take place in the , Vault of the Chapel Royal, Westminster Ahbey i whither the body will be accompanied, by a nueues Daus soleMn procession, attended by the Herelds, and other 'Officers of State, and a body of the Life Guards. The body will be' placed on the tight side of the coffin of the late Duke of CuelneeLAlW. The orders tbr the general IVlourning have not, el 'couese, been yet issued.; but it Will be six. weeks for the'full, and the satrn time for the half mourn ing. —About noon on Sunday His 4ol'al E it mess requested to receive the Sacrament, which was ad , ministered to him by the Rev. Dr. Duvet.. He el terwards took a final leave of the Dutchess and 'hi; two children, PRINCE WILLIAM ' and PRINCE:I.4 S9P/lIA. At half past two o'clock yesterday the Belle c Fe St. Martin's Church, in the Strand,, tolled a funtnel. knell upon the Melanchbly occasion ; and at five the Belkof: St. Clement's Ch urc h , in the Strand, did the same. . In consequence of the decease or his Royal liktai;. nest' the Duke of Gr.ouCusrEa, every place of public amusement has been , shut up. The following hji copy of a Letter sent yesterday frOm the Loitii CIIANIDERIM'S Office to the Managers of the Sum mer Theatres : sta, " Inconsequence of the Death of his Royal ilighruns the Duke of GLOUCESTER, 1 have reedited the LoaD CHAT?. SERLA tres Commands to desire that ali Ehtettlinments at your Theatre be sr,..pprd till after the funeral of his Rov IhgIiNZSS. " I am, Sir, your most obedient humble Servant, " JOHN HALE." Yesterday se'nnight the lives of two persons in Birmingham were in a most providential awl mira culous manner preserved In taking down one of the old house's, four stories high, in the Bull Ring, the workmen em pl o yed very :i ncaut i ously over hurthened the lloor.of the uppermost story * which, from the pressure, gave way, and the turtOrtunate then were precipitated, with an accumulated load brick, tiMber, arnt rubbish,. into the dellar. Boat of them. are again, however, able to tiwir occupations. • 011 'Wednesday afternoon, as Mr. and Mrs. liol . - 1111t()711eaY1:10°. u lti lt ia to rtle S Y ;I r is o b w t;ry w , e A re lr t . ra iri ve o l l i l l o il -, ,i t y ll t. a 111 $ 4 :1 1.1te ll t . , : t i c ,i . walk up the west sick; of Coin') Juli, ;ind 'ir. , ,;;T:.,..:- I ously quitting the head of the horse wl.:_qi h 1:.4,1 1 r,, , :.ched th , ..s. iuminit, khe 11:)rse set off dOwil the st ,, e;; hill on the eastern side, and Mrs. Holloway jnto , :. lug out, broke both bones'of her leg. The 1. , ; , ~. .' demolished; but one of Bussel' s road wagg.:•: * :.‘ i ing oear, the drivers assiqed Mr. IL in ow; ~! 1 .-.., his wife to Salisbury., where the broken bon,,, ;,.,..: ! set,, and she ii now in a likir way of do'N.tg ~ .k. . .ii • Ponr.te -, OFF:CR, MARLIIOROUGH - 5T.11: , ..,'.,1' -- - .. 1, poc)rwoinatl Of thC Mirk,. of Cathrint! BYrne , It: .'. i had, by hard ind us try an d Ow :,1,,,! I. , :lifhin i i . : vc,. r 0 0 1 DY, lieved to tbe anlowli - ,ti - Jf; eihl.- , i , ~, i ,-.'. .1 thent all up in her tal':;,, yostorday tj- ','' ' , I 1 :1 ,. .;.., WOman of tin me na of Harriet lb! , ', ~ ,). . .. , dion 01 robbiii4 her of the rntith,y, art.l 1, , ,: , . t ~ ealni,e,..ivit guinuaJi in their place. Ti! .. , : ~ „.1 , , story was ;,..i nninteiligible that the 1''.,.1 ,y,, Q c 1,-,, mantled for further e,‘zuniDatlon, itt 0,., 1 ,,n , t,-, ~,.. _. any <,:ther circurnitatios may coax.; out w 1 ..: , tend either to cricninatt!e; clear the Pii-,cynei-. • r Norti - , - A yonng Clergynxan, c. ..1.1.1.1.,...m, 1 4 ,,, 1 , L ..d himself on lA, e,u,,,,,,i). • Ile Lai Su.o ~,. the van t sr. tanate (.:o , i )t. Do.NovN A, who suffer.:d so.•' - r.e yeal.; 1 ,*;. • '1 n a,r e o for til.!. traird. c.).' ..?,ir ..,'. szjr...-GIiZG.4.