The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-28 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF TILE SUN. bib, T fend, with much surprise, a Letter in your Paper of yesterday, signed I cannot help thinking that your Correspondeht 'has treated Mr, Asai.ay, stn. with a harshness wbieh wait riot in, any degree,talled 'for. Mr. ASTLEY is Merely endeavouring to employ his capital in that rnbde 11ilil'c1i'"l1 thin l .4' will be most ;.idvantageous to him namely, in the establishment or a New Thea- Ire j. which, I,,eonfess, appears to me to be a fair and regitimat6'obje4 of speculation. If the Proprietors of the Winter Theatres think that such an eaublish= meat. will teed to injure their property, they will, of course, take such steps as they think proper or legal to prevent it; All this, however, is a contest of self-interest, with which ;the Public lime little or nothing to do. Your Correspondent will hardly, I think; contend, that the Proprietors of the Winter Theatres are actuated in this respec't by any greater portion of public spirit than Mr. ASTLEV. Etch party looks to his own interest, and may be safely allowed to pursue it by all legal meam, wit bout 31!V harsh refleetions being thrown , ipon the conduet of either. I do not mean . to m•cm:l forward either as thw. advocate' or orpon.cnt ASTLEYS tleW scheme; although I may tw 3.116 , ,V0d to lament the in crotse of thildLh in this great Me tropolis.. This is, i! I ,!rtiy to be attributed 'to the' exclusive-njos ed by the 'Winter Theatres, which 'preclud , .: the repre.sentation of any thing like regular l)ranias -at other piaccs Of public amuseimnt, except the Ilaymarket Theatre, during the Summer. With tho-sp privileges, if the Propricters of the Winter Theatre3 should think it right or proper to int,ertire, for the purr of preventing the proposed establishment of i Thettn.i by Mr. Asp. I,Er ii)rMittOr Perforniances, lc.t th(4n; low and justice are equally opm to both partis ; but 410 not let either be asaiied by clamour or I?yr calm - Orly, Which cc tautly can 0o no good, but, cm, the contrary, can only tent!" to injure the cause under the hanna is enlisted. Sep. 27, JUSTUS. : 1 / 4 1A1T,5., AnatvED.-INil', V,..hrtord. Dt.rr —t Gottedburgh, x W 44,, L !Worm, With:ll,4d. iii sToCKS THI3 ridty AT TWIiLVIA; O'CLOCK. COO 5015 s~lb T 14 , E SU N. 804SP.I.VUIS FALSUNi AUTIILAT ? L 0 hr D . 0 SATittilMY, SEP TE:‘11.i);Ilt it, 8, 1805. A report was this moroing circulated, that the Er..ECTOII Of Ilks.ssE bad joined the Coalition against' France, and that the whole of, his Army was to be taken into 'British pay; but we are much inclined to doubt the truth Of it. , TATTER'S receked front the Channol Fleet, dated on Tuesday night, . state, OA: the Fleet was then all well. The nine French Sail of the which ail chored some chyc c4ID/lrct n:iy, had return ed to the ()titer Road'of Brent. We were threatened with a formidable attack from the chief Oppoition Print for, having said that the aAf.fivity in id concert among the Continental Powers, tereSiSt the insults andoutrage, of the French Usurper, were in a great me: , tsure owing to the wi,dom and energy with, which Mr. PITT bad, animated their councils. I,3ut while we were prepating apinSt the, terrible menaces of the Print in question, it, has spent its fury in hadrxeyt 3 allusions to Catamarans, Diving-toats and ,Liky,-rocAet,. t ! We shall, there fore, reserve onr,elves for a contest. when our Oppo nents has more tieIIIQIIdCAIS •vvoixms to employ against, us. • ' , . TlKir i‘TAIBSTIZA and t 1,0 Pti NeEssrArettirri from Weyntouth, I itd i tri w Pal;ice. PEINcEss Sopm t (;1 ovcEsTuß Monday, kaviv Gloucester Lodge, Brompion, on I to, t he 1107cAL VANipY at W(10101101. The PETIN t eESS of WALE.), DIKES Of RENT Mid CA:4I3EIDGC, ViSi(Qll the Myren css and l'itit4ccss SOVIIfA of 14.013cusvot, on Tliurbday tist, at Glou cester Lodge, Brampton. Mr. WARP, MetlYenger, u , as yesterday evening sent oil ‘Vith Diseatebes to' the "ii cietary of. the Lord Lietitenaot of Ireland, in Dublin. - it?ti of ihi Ey cultatypnt gave an entettainment yestAn:Liay at hif; sc-,it at Putney I loath, to a -seled party of Friends, the )ifentheri of Mali rtigration, 01 -tho comp:my wcie, Lords CASTLE VRAGU, Min,..(aZitvu, 11Y, KU,S.UUL and ELIOT. The French Doers on thcii Amu :11 from Hanoi, er gave l o o s e to every exces , ,, p:ltihkring indiscrimin ately all the placei throLtgb which p.v:hed, ;Ind committing all the which nir} their memorable retreat. from k s r,u)Coni;i.—Provious to their departure they e:itortcd stun of ninnt7 Irian the Senate of aambursh.--BEIIN A 1),Yrr.14 made, by IiOVRIV,NtM, a demand of a million of r i x -d o n a r s , off;aing for that sum to t.-vicuate Iti*buttle and Cu. haven. The Senate refused the money. 'the de, mind was then' reduced to 500,000 dollars. The Senate still pleaded knability. liouatttzNy. came down in his demand to 300hon0 dollars, and inAsted on having . this sum, with munaces which the Semite nO lon,ger judged it safe to despise. `ii c nioney wag paid, lionsAnoTTE was no ; ooner sore of it, than be marched 1000 of his TroNvi into Oa haVen, on pretence, that it would b& sei'4cLl by ay.: F.:tiernie te,Prancomif love it without such pro teition !! ! • ' SAV4I, NEWS. • Pt.ymetyrit, Sr.gr 243.—.A.rrived the Prussia!) Brig Frederick, laden with fish and oil, fromicelancl, 'detained by the Hera Privatter. Arrived the Alligator, Capt. Wzr,soir, with rum and sugar, from Tortela, bound to London ; sailed with the Fleet under Convoy of the Illustrious, of 74 guns, and Proselyte Frigate; parted company, in a gale of wind, on the sth instant, and has not seen any of the Fleet since. The npuze Frigate, bearing the Flag of Admiral Lord GARDNER, went out of Harbour this morning, and will sail in a few days for Cork. Arrived the Lady Warren Armed Ship, from a Cruize; and a Fleet of light Viauallers from the Channel Fleet. Sailed the Armed Transport, No. 5'2, for the Downs, to join the Expedition; Several river lumpers have been taken into cus tody for'plundering a number of Prites'at moorings in Hamoaze, of biicaiit, brass, copper,' lead, and a variety of other valulible articles : it is hoped:their principals ashore will be :discovered, and the whole with the punisbinent chic. to their deserts. The London, of 98 guns, Capt. Sir It. BARONY, Bart. k getting on very fast in 1 - 13rneaze, and but for a few men would be soon in Cawsand. Bay to join. the Ghat: td Letters rweived' from the Channel Fleet, dated lait Tuesday night, statc the gallant Coi u aid LllO Fleet were all well, tunl that on the approach of the equinoCtial galei last week, the nine. Sail of the Line which proceeded out of Brest some days since, and anchored in Camaret Bay (under the pr‘Jtedion of the new 181(n - tor Batteries, cre&ed to 11l owd the anchoriv roup,-de-niztilk), returned azain ililo,the Outer Road of Brest. Potta•smotYr tt, St7.lq. 27.---Arrived ells Majesty's Ship :Falcon, C3pt... G. SAvNnrats, horn otf Havre; .fiecia Bomb, Capt. J. GAscovAGNE, and Bela and ..illercil i ry'rmn4o,,,,t, from the Downs.; Friends,---„' Charles, and Pilo, from Ai ; BRINTY, and /*;!raridetw, from 134.,ssivg-' REJIENTON A Una , Ulverstone, from .Sunderland. Sailed His Majesty's Ship Thalia, and the /Minn Indianian, for the Last ; His Anjesty's Ship Sp - ea/well, Capt. RonaTsoN, and the Hardy Cun brig, Lieut. READ, on a Cruize The Diana List Inc ,is expeeted to sail this evening, or eady to-morrow morning. Capt. K ‘l'S this day returned to the command of the Sup rb, of 74 guns, which will go out of harbour in a few days. It is very generally saki, that this brave Onicor is to be Captain of Lord Nct.- SON'I Fleet; he was rthvaya appointed by his Lord ship, in the order of battle, to lcad his Fleet. CowE9, SETT. C7.--Artived this ii.torning the Bromen Shipiimerica, Ctpt,JoltAtstpllNClalt, irolll Brotywn, bound to the /Wk. GREENOCK, Stn. 25.—Passed last night for Port Glasgow, the lane, Wunot, front Antigua; parted vt;ith the Fleet on the st,lj t.a{T'ih du! Banks of New. foundland. The Fleet consisted of abeat 300 Sail, DT AL, yesterdgy evenitrg FJis 7Nrajesty's Fbip s 4nlp/n/y, (`,011)111,A.lore Sir SIDNL.y ort a Cruiv.: ; and tlic Diligfritx Sloop of \Vat for Yalinoutli. Canul down Ij-cam Shcc‘roo“;, tin: 'Speedy Sloop of War, and rennaini in the li.r,va:s, with the re 4 of Shipl as per last, This i:norning DocG c.v.; struld: Flag 01) board Ilk Majesty's Ship Lovorml. V. 4 ,1 0 / 01, Pr1i 4: 4P1'..27.-Yest&day tbv Cignto;:witt Slonp ;Irfk"eti frolli, 4 t`.•i'ikil otV the CoaA with bet t;, - .0 ships &I.:lined by her, ladtm'with coppir, • • • Arri‘ed tli ciNivor 'The outNvard-bound 13:41'i, Convoy arrived.in the Roads yoterday, ; joined by .the Dopo, AasoLot,f, C,1411A, Titer, PA tionor, ISTM thr; agilg Fleot of 51ips fro - 4 tilt] un ,u x convo y, ()t an Armed Ship: the Per ,sever a ntv, Aim, o l w 01 like ;,,irrived here. Remain in , the Roads-- Tht; hlsjs itic, Admiral Ru: LI,; Roby, filtzpliatir, tattir, Stately, Priticesi t)1 Ur ssgG, A iiscuiirt , c or m orin i t , Ceihur, and ‘, l want. A Fle e t cif six o seven Sail o the Line Gaily' expeackl in the North Seas. FoLti,:a4ns;tt, the Nos 3 Roai, the comtiotant, Erplovion, gxerlioit Gun-brigs ; ,inn Otivr, 4)11 Crutize oft Bettelly Head, with .it.lytlnti (hut brig 3, As seve ral ['tench .rrivattyi have irifeLited that station of bie, they have 1 - lett (trove back, but hy'thir Ka iii n ,g they Oscape, A :gre3t trimly Comfit sels atilt p&i; , ,e..1.1 by to the We it waril, tinder C,,ae,'.oy, CuIITHAM.; SF.PT 4.5 Kargaroo : 3 00 kV Sloop, is arrived hero to b titte , lt for se l.—Tll - of 74 go orderM to lie .1.41,! . .:14 itv the ay .of"' Admiral Tu =mut o vam. She was put out of Dock to-day ; -she is of a htrge class and - a very fine Ship. The /lionarch was taken into Dock yester day to.undergo a large repair. The Theseus, from the "Westisdies„ will be laid up for a time in or dinary.at this Port, as will the Trident, also from the East Indies ; the former is entirely dismantled,, and has returned all. her stores the latter will very shortly be in a similar situation. Capt. Mama, of the Savage Sloop, (who com manded the Diamond .Rock) has been pregemed by the Patriotic Fund with a very elegant sword, belt, &c.. valued at to guineas, for his great bravery in storming and subduing a fort in the island.of Mar tinique, in which he received a wound. He was thent'a Lieutenant of the Centturr, with that valiant Officer Commodore Sir SAMUEL HOOD, The Ann and Betsey, McLAtromart, liorn Liver pool for New Brunswick, was captured by the St. Pedro Spanish Privateer, of tti guns, in lat. 49. 30. lon. 23. 20. on the 22d August. On the 23d she also captured the Alice, pooh, of P0t71,2, and the Monphreys, of London ; ,the latter Ship was given up with her crew and that of the Alice. The Lords of the Admiralty have promoted Mr. ETIIELRERT TURNER, Midshipman, of His Majesty's Ship Princess of oran g e, to be a Sub-Lieutenant of the Forward dun-brig, at Yarmouth. Thursday se'nnight, as Mr. GEORGE PERRY, Mas ter of the Gun-boat Trial, was going in a small boat EFQIII Giin to Torbert, she was overset by a sUdden squall, by which Mr. PERRY and two others unfortunately perished. The 'Reinforcement going out to the Mediterra nean consists of five Regiments, of which. the 4ed and 78th Highland Rcgunents have arrived at Ports- mouth, Almost all the French troops which were in and near. Paris, including even 13osnrAtcrr's Guards, marched on the tflth to join the Army of the Rhine,, and only .5,000 men reniaincd in the French capital. BONA PA RTE was to have followed on the 13th, but iti3 journey was soddenly de/ayed, and 4,000 of the troops recalled. This eircumitance gave rise to a re. port of a new conspiracy against BONAPARTE. Some Generals have been amsted and Shut up in the Tom pie, of whom General Fur.lll: is said to be one.— These, however,. we give rnmly as rumours. , The removal of BoICAPARTE°S Armies from the countries which they have so long oppress(.4 has given so much pleasure to the peopic.those coun tries, that they havertot been able to restrain their feel ings on so joyful an event, lithe Usurper, therefbre, should find it neeessap .to draw his forces from the interior of France, it-'cannot be doubted that all the people who may be released from the military ban ditti will manifest similar feelings, and, in the course of events, the world may have the pleasure of seeing the scourge of Europe divested of his enormous power with mucb more rapidity than he acquired it. .;It is not generally known that the great quondam Parliamentary Orator, whose fi 'Lancia' researches gave such offence to the late Minister, and who was among the English Prisoners at Verdun, has con trived to make interest with the French dowernment, and obtain permission to return to this Cpuntry, its which he is now comfortably settled. Vlre; are afraid that Box,t PAIITZ under-rates the abilities of this Gen— demani dial thinks that his d'etention'abroad will oat lessen tilQ inlereas of Great Britain, however it might ailed its credit. If the Idle club of Wolverhampton had•boen in stituted a few years ngo, the several rotortates on the Continont might have had fair claims. to be ap pointed honorar y merderg, considering with what. tameness they have submitted to the insults, the violence, and the aggression of a Corsican Upstart. But they seem now disposed to shake off their le thargy ; and it is to be hoped that they will endea vour to atone for past indolence by faun aAivity. A duel.was fix.lot, on the lath. of Augast, at six o'clock, between Mr. Enoch . Lyles, of Alex andria, and Mr. Sohn F. Bowie, of Pikataway,. Maryland, at Johnson's Spring, about six. miles from Alexandria, on the Virginia side of Pot!omnc. They exchanged shotaat 15 feet distance, when, un tOrtunatdy, Mr. L. received his antagonist's bill a little below the right bretst; rbe.ball passed thrOngk his liver, and he expi , ed a few minutes past eleven o'clock pn 11.7tiesday, On Monday last, and two following days, was played at Judges's New Cricket (konnd, Maidstone, a grand Match of Cricket eight Gentlemen of the vicinity of 13(..x1ey, with three given Players, against the County of Kent, fox 500 guineas. • KENT, I4t 1110111F,S 75-Itl innings gt. Mx' icy, Ist inninp 46-2il innings lot. Kent won by 19 111113, On Monday last a match' of Cricket was played bet Ween the marrie4.l and, single Gentlemen of Bury St. Edmund's, which Was decided in favour of the latter, having only two wickets to go down. The Public ought to b apprised that tbe'de::iths by that fatal disease the Small-Pox, Contintio al;trat iney to increase.- By the Returns of the Bills of Mortality 2 : ,0 liven - have been destroyed thereby in the last jbUt weeks. TldS must be Considered - a great publie:calamity; but when it is indubitably ascer tainedthat this destration of lilltrlall life might have been prevented, language is inadequate to describe the regret of the rdeeting mind. Had this shoelt 7 ttty m nit& itY been occasioned by a new disease, how great would be the alarm and consternation ; but it seems as if the ravages of a disease With .I‘' MO we are acquainwti are viewed With apathsC4lt is, doubt , the duty of Governinent, who ought at nil times to he attentive to the Public Weal, to put a stop to proniiscuons Inoculationfbr the Sllialt , Pox, a:4l a adopt such on the praaia aS WOUld peevent the direful effias qf co'niagocn ; it being as tact that oarau-aver:,ige five persons catch the disease front one. that is ittledcd. it is incontestibly preyed, to the entire satislitaion of those who are - most able to judge of this stlbjie.,t, th at ,Vaccirw inoculation is . scoarity again 4 thy conogion of:Satan-Pox : were this , not the case, not the,Friends of Vaccin .-, ' atien, at such :t time as this, be" confouncle4 , with, IC;t.O;ltliii of instanee; failure ' instead of, be- With a few, and those doubtful, 'cases; deplorable of human life ought 1,, awl 10 re human sacrifices suf.- iaaaa at the sin Me of Vulgar ignorpe.e or, NOW is worse, the mercenary iuciple4 or ,inectn siderate ON VIE LIFE OP VIE MODERN AItaPoNTANES, IT wao tit coots, The civil seeds of Genius shoot With freedom as with strength — Ileme Coo r. t, who meant to sketch a fie, fia . 4 finiiii'4l3 wholeartgth. WEYMOUTH, Sen. 9,i). ECYAL FAMILY honoured the TheA s S 1: 1:15t ev ening with their presenc e, to see The Bedia' . lager, for the Benefit of Mr. DA wsoN and family. Scru6,.Master DA 'sort, only six years of age. The novelty produced the fullest h o use, except Mred . BAN. SISTER'S Benefit. His performance was rceivwith hums and continued applause. 'The ROYAL FAMILY a mused. appeared high Hand ISESTY aide:wing the house, sent fur t he boy, asked him s everal questions. This morning, early after breakfast, His AuBSTY tqpk an airing on horseback. in the latter he 0; ac companied by the PRINCESSES ' AUGUSTA f:d Amt Litt; PRINCESS MART wa lked in the neighbour hood. The Opera of The English - Fleet was reproeni last night at Covent G arden Theatre, awl HI" and Miss Trant were the substitates tb r q 07 111 &An" and STORA th Cg. They boar received f ry' applause, and the Piece went off as well as o . ev._ 2 1 \11 TLiaiii obeoinotnrozedizolcedwt,hia,at:pdaj‘irill:srpaitrittlicoOmilyl}e: icteidseedsflipublic approbation. 1 ofin it. itccrinon had a vets larg,i, par.on vt' *all Sr EFBEN KB . MBI. performed Faljtqff Gil i tl :. and " , rednesdity la Ft at Reading With great suc te t: h t e li l e tr c ett ia ll ; eil Mrs. Jolt oAN, with her usual good nature , P 4. "thinte, in The lihnder, la it week at llichiontalilot the of Alr. LA QV, JEW. Wilt) performed DP,I. unabated spirit. The boxes were filled by the liv 4 Pel le° Cr On ViLirsehty night, the neightiouthood, and hundreds of persea6 wtr unable to procure admission into the Thealre4 4 .0 was cro.vitdtid in all parts at an only hour . Miss Smyrif, the Bath heroine, vibe's shortlY ti ) appear at Covent -garden .Thotte, lals had a um, ; plaint in her eyes. since 40en at town ; t g ; ' she is Much better, and wifi, doubtless,' sowl se4e I " ‘. ,'street, Norwich :. . u'all t(a p . .thlic favour. - f ril .... following ie. '" "lowing lines aro tho contents of o ibo,.. board which has lately been put up in llarraa. • Fa3-teefixtphn:lrsynyzoanreteTd house panning—tags arid pickings bOutelfr" Hogs ltilkett—and hornpipe dait‘ing t.tugh Srnall-beer—and Gndtray's costl;4l--Ycl'k Snid hero...and Wait with 1,'3 Se itisfleac'i Vie itch—mid sotnethiug more in fashion: — Both cured Nyithouls ex:oitiatinn. . I: t Idii:.°rni cltt—kibea cured—abres made with ~$--" _ iityt.aqler Wm:hes cleaned a la tires:tale' _Prit. laying, jobs—witi, Weeding By Matshall Pniland. No. I. The Rev. Jost; G'Astrss„ vvhose death it" ccutly azitiounced,one of the pror f a u f a ; scholars which this Country has known. Fie to , Att excellent Poet, and possessed powe" i P ° lie sation which, in, the opinion of the best - fr'4 we-ie apt interior to those a Dr. .1009°1' A ri was educated at Eton, and 3,5'35 a cootcnipP,t).4 with ficatti, 'r ook * w h o h as outs ackhellor bow much 'he was indebted to - Aff.. - G 1af i 5 , 3 %.. 0 r i P in g him la the composition of his co n; . 11 4. This Gentleman was very satirical, but . his P I r was. ahvays strongly blended with good burn° 0 .well. as wit. fie was a good .M.agistrate aiik 4 ` , • worthyrnan. . - ~ . o f / Yet' The Navy Board ham contvaaed ‘citb -. 1 1 II - 5 to. mutt, of Frindsbury, tbr a 74 Gna . ..sh i l'' w ` hP ' ' be completed in. March t 807. 111,sllili t A b , Cam, - and died in a tew minutes atter he vi. 3513 ' 1 ravigactluttgwahnis, n b a t t ) t a i t etl ot .T l errouneit,ify,. it:fsitttoll<l,ol 1 i s., l . on the green opposite Trinity halt., Ye t i ' • 3 tidily se ntitglit a light battalion ol ii - ar i. tnarehed into Clontuel, under the cotarn °l ( , 1 ' tsl gatlier-General Lion-eat/RNA CO' lislaSting Of w l ltit h, battalions of the Sti, eth Nish, 28th, j 011 ',,,,, SP 4 5 th) hoth, 79th, and seed Regiments; gild v .. be turd'Y proceeded to Bandon; where they 311' to quartered. ~,m , / ostr A melancholy accident happened oa IV', d 'aipg to a poor man of the name of Fox, w",5„-h—iiiiiii in a gravel pit, near Jpswich, part of w.0.'7, - ,, tiris denly fell in, and killed him on the spot. s'.' ve lf left a wife and small family to lament ji°3 111)111 :1:hi:ill:col tbte.—Another person was much injure! 10.. A.s Mr. Tovell of' the Sorrell 'Horse. IP , 0 ;,') ‘; wioll, was ' going through the Butter-rnarklt ;:ner, gig.with his child on Wednesday evcoing, a si:r o p struck 't he horse, w hid) instantly took fie; lu, it. away ; both the shafts were broken, aa" , t ber oanfdthletilsnehrecilcelhN,ve'edrerintylirionNjlt,inrye.ut,' but 114)1.)1 nil 0 11 ' On Sunday sennight a tire broke out ill the, i,r lag-house of Lord DONIZAAME, at Dona:tle, I:af,.. land, which a t fi rst assittued a most alarinatj ,110',71,„ arico, hni,vever, by the uncommon exertioni ~ 00 Officers and Privates of the (d Ilegiinent, nu this assistance afforded by the Gentlemen and intalF;iog of the town, it Wfls happily subdued witha t- I' done attach injury. i f On Thursday *frit-tight the following Ine131„:;11,5°:)a event took place at 13erviick :. , "'4 5 tIIC- .y of Mr....10hn Gnihatn, a tine boy of 1 2 ./rt'a r.4 ,., e lio was sailing a sinall ship, a little ribuve the brlP , s t oo I.laollllll.o.lcaY ()Ver-reaebeei himself, foll' !!!:: vfa s river, and was clroWned, iniftleliate scan:ti.,,l Iv made for the body, which was not. fowl , ' !!„ li t - o' ~cl' distant next morning, though ooly 11 i' ) e ncil.'"' from the place where the accident 11 .0' ;ma k , ] The inistOrt Lines which have befallen t 11 . 1 : ..,e t iiie. ,.., man, in his himil-,,, are melancholy. itt ;he .::‘,",rilve of His eldest 6(311 W,,,; C ilt Oa . by a O'er in ti I , _., ,110 e, youth ; his ,trOl.ii.l s‘O peli!ibed in it ~' ‘1:1i i, i5 , ,j0, 4 and the unfortunate boy whose fin, iv ..... t . _ arc iii. above, was his third and la t...--'ll° " Ili ) consolable. L o t , On Nforiday I,llorOing, at Ti ''n d4c)ek ' °llia I -. ificket. dr-twit 3w . tery NV hcei goo round ;cv erS' , : 1 , ~ ow e proiwr that day will receive lot. 01.1 I" ' L b ef e jr" rrtir c° tion for any Share; • besides which, .);_,.. , in d i ony Plizei of 00,0o—Throo of 10,, t",..71: 9t-ile Capital-z----aiso smaller, llizei as I.`