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

MAILS. I►itat,m)-1 Uubtitt, z Wateitmd. tux _yliatztbur~,lt, Gottenbuir,h, I Dablin. ritict. 1) h STOCKS THU. DAY AT TWELVS O'CLOCK. C0rv..014 SUN. SOULM sIUIS DIC4KE FALSIJNI AUDIAT ? • N 1)0 N, biONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1 803. We are happy to announce the arrival of a part of the home-Mlrd-himud East India Fleet. ' The Come pimy's Ships Canton, True Briton, ,Marquis of Cifbudls, Dover Castle, Sir Iffilliam Bensley, Fame, Monarch, and Sovereign passed' by St. - Helen's yes terday morning. They parted company on the Ist. instant. with the reta of the Fleet, consisting of the Walton, Perseverance, .Areptune, Ceres, Aln wick Castle, Waltliamsiolv, Lord Castlereagh, Boyal Charlotte, .I,ord XelSon, Asia, Bengal, Lady Bur gess, Marfiyi;s of fliellevh , y, Lady" Jane Pandas, !Palmer castle, Winh4sea, Cirencesteri Earl St, Micelle, Maiquis q/' Exeter, Thames, 4rniston, Twinton Caqie, ErpErrim:vit, Ale:rander, and Ocean, whose arrival may be' hourly e:qvaecl. The whole sailed from St. Helena on the 2 ith of June, under Convoy, of Hi 3 Majesty's Ship:;3. , L!,lthenienne, Tri dent, and Mediator, commanded by Vice-Admiral WE have remon to hci; , . , \,o that the report that Parliament will meet on the 23d of O&ober, is wholly destitute of, foundation. No further advice rewi'ml Town thiS morning from the COntit elo. but we believe that no doubt is entertained of the truth of the important h width we on Saturday communicated to our: Readers, viz. the departure' of the Austrian . Ambassador, Count IUOBENTZEL, from Paris. Not the lea,it important, however, of the last intelligence from the Continent, was the State Paper presented by baron 021411 ERG to the french Minister at Berlin, as it shews that the Court of Prussia, notwithstanding the Neutrality it, has ' hitherto observed . respeeirng France, is at length disposed to ',speak its senti ments, if, it be not inclined to change its con duet That Prussia Must have entertained the same opinions and feelings as other Powers, as to the aggreSsive .proCeedings and insulting ambi tion of the Corsican Upstart, cannot be doubted'; and it is very much to he lamented that it does not give effea to those Opinions and feelings by a hearty co,operation in 'the Common Came of all the Continental States. Ri.a we have at least the pleasure to end, that if Prussia cannot be roused in to an effertual confederation with tho S e. States, it will not be tempted by , the Usurper` to violate its Neutrality in his behalf. We have indeed little hope that Prussia will be, induced to take a more aaive part, though its own future interests are its Much involved in . the Cause . : 04 those of any other State , • but' the open manner in which it has expressed itself tespe6:ting the. union of Genoa with France is a decisive Hoof, we 'con ceive, that, BoNA wrz can haVe no reason te expo& from Prussia more than a cold, suspicious, and watchful neutrality. It must also Convince' him that he czinnot venture to go . any further in his ag gressive career, without incurring the danger ckf con verting Prussia from a cautious Neutral into an a five and' iretolute Enemy; winch, in ciaoperatiort with the other Powers, might Complete his downfall, and in the cud compel France into a quiet reSpeft for the Independence of other States,' if it did not force hor indeed to return to her own lititits, before her detested Itevtlntinn shook the , security of till Europe, and indeed the chilivql world. Thus, then, the 'Belligerent PoWers; in their operations against the Corsican Tyrant, can proceed with m o re cer tainty, because they have reak,n to be assnred that the Court of Prussia will not be tempted to take any part against them ; . but, on the contrary, from what it has said in the ;:itate ,I%per a ll u d e d to, will secretly rejoice in any disaster which may happen to the Vsurper, and i 1 a faviiitrablo Opportunity singdd occur; may throw her weight into tho an d timately contribute to rescue Prance from his ambi- tious, cruel, and disgraceful despotism. Lord GARDNER 16 arrived at Plymouth, prepara tory to but hi,. Flag on hoard the '4,pa zo gate, i n order to resume hi 3 Command on the Station. Mr, KENNI4OII, hi 4 Lordship's Secretary, left town this morning to join the gallant Admit:al. The Dominica Packet, Capt CAIT/MANT, 7r- ,Mucci at Liverpool front Bavilidoes she sailed on the 26th July (a single Ship), and Whip intelligence that the Fillet iNhich front Cork on too june, under convoy, of the Alticaine anti Thiqmcn of War, arrived at Parhadoes on the ,e2d July, A Fleet of about go Sail hid arrived at Tortola on the 12th July, frern the WiedViard Islands, and was to 53i1 cm the *August for Great Britain, NAPAL NEWS. itv:m the LONDON GAZETTE,' Still. r, ao;. 4 dmiralty-o,ffire, Sept. 7, 1805. Copy of a Letter' from Captain Baker, of jests '3 Ship Pkienie, to IFillianz Marsden, £sq. dated Plymouth Soand, pd Sept. 1805. SIR, Herewith I have the honour to transmit you, for the information of my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, a copy of my Letter to Admiral Corn wallis, explaining the Capture of La Olden French Frigate, by His Nlajesty's Ship under my command, with a list of the killed and wounded. I have the Honour to he, &c. T. BAKER. SIR, Phmnir, al Sea, 4ag. 13, 1205. I cannot but exult in,the.honour of imparting to you the extreme good fortune of His Majesty's Ship under my command on the foth instant, latitude • 43 deg. iti min. N. lengitude, 12 deg. 'l4 milt. W, in the capture of La Diden, a remarkable fine, and the fastest-sailing F;igate in the French Navy, of forty four guns and three hundred and thirty men, which had sailed but a few 'days from Corunna, and was upon a secret cruize. The Aaion commenced at a quarter past nine in the morning (La Didon 'ulving waited my approach to leeward), and lasted terve hours, never without pistol-shot, during which all our ropes were cut to pieces, our main-top sail yard shot' away, and most of our masts and yards SeVerfAy Womicled . necessity for near engaging to leeward, in order: to prevent the pos sibility of the Enemy's escape, exposed u s t o se veral raking broadsides bethre it could...be prudent ' to return, the fire and the superiority - o f L a Di don's sailing, added to the adroit mantruVres of Capt:tin . convinced nie of the skill a nd gal lantry 1 shoUld "have to contend with, which has been fully evinced the stubborn defence of his Ship until she became a perfea wreck, and his sub sequent honourable. deportment.' Owing to the lightness of the wind, and La Piooll'S attempt to board, brought our starboard quarter in couta& with,. her larboard bow, in which position we remained full three quarters of an hour, subjeal to a galling fire of musketry, that robbed me of such support of Officers and Men, as there could be no compensa tion for but in complete With sorrow I transmit you a List of the Killed and Wotinded: and have ;the Honour to be, &c. T. BAKER. . To the lion. Admiral Corwallis, Com mando- in Chief, Lee. &c. tgc. A List of the and IP:sunded on hoard IGe Phavix and La I.lida”, an the rod) 'Aisicsist Plicenix—takilled, 23 woundcd. 40. La /Atm,- 27 killed, 44 %%oulided. —Total ^l. Dißi:rcnco, is killed, t 6 wounded. --Total 3r. Naomi. of Ike Killed and We . larded we hard the rinkrai x ,, ohn 13 Lietitedatit., Geo, Doilelan, Matters. Mate. uhn I , o%verg, Quarter-Master. (nines Smith, Seatwii). tmjamiti Thom4N, ditto._ kites "l'tlylor, ditto, William Godcturcl. ditto. ditto. Sionuel Stubbs, 41140. Jill Ward Gitdab), ditto. George Chandler, ditto. l'ltonms ditto. Wozorded. I •nry Steel, Lieutenant of •• Marines, dangerously, Aaron Tozer,. Midshipman, dangeropsly, Edward O. Curling, Midsnipinait; jarnes Wird, Cu*swain, Genre c;Awatil, elytain's Servattt, lain Ms Do. 14411(1 . ,' CiiptailOS Stewiird, dangerously. Thomas Hall, Se,tlnan, .Geto. dangerously, I.lernaro daire,erously. Patrick Ed. , i;calitan, Hii) C. liringer ' Stannul, brad!) , Tliontas Scanlan, badly, lohn sit:a.l,,Seatican, slisl4tiv. Eti.v4rit f4rfitqi ' Private of ;M A . rowa, V. I'. ph :Robinson, SCiitTlall, I lentl4l4art. ditto, -slightly. Julick A gllovel ttitto, Lowis Burnet, 14:r.jeatit of. Mimes. badly. Charles ttlorkm, ditto,. dangerously. Thomas Mason, of Marines. shoi Iy. .Cl , arles 11ariey, ditto, dam. gatit.sfy. Al ex. I.%itenian, ditto, dailgerously. Stcphen Spritwies,_ Thuinas Martin, ditto, (I,, l , K ,:ro ti oy, „Wm:Harbour, ditto, d;ingeroubly. Thos. Da flit to, badly, Sauluel ‘Valkeri.ditto, Win. Mill*, ditto, sliglitiy. WNI WA RD E hr, Surgeon. NaTtlkt MYTH', Sts rr, B.—We have much sada fatlion. in announcing, that the Honourallle East India Company's Ships the Canton, True Briton, Marquis EiN, Cuffnells, newer Castle, Sir Will am Bewley, Ewae, Monarch, and Sovereign passed by St. Helen's this morning niter bringing to about an how. - t o land Passengers. They parted with the GiaPan, Perseverance., Neptune, Ceres, 4lnwiek Cas tle, IPaithuncstow„. I Castlereagh, ,Boyal Char- Mee, Loul Archon, Asia, Bengal, .Lady Burgq, 4Varquis Wellßstry, Lad ! ' Jane nuncios, Widmer Ccutle, Cirenaster, Earl St. Vincent, Marquis cif .Exeter, Thames, iirraisqou, Taunton Cas tle, 'Experiment, Alexander, and Ocean, from Bota ny Ilay. and china, and four Whalers, and the Swe dish Indiaman Gusted 44ciolphus, on the tst instant. The whole of the above sailed from St. Helena the ith July, under Convoylof His Majesty's Ships L'Athenienne, Trident, and Mediator. The Quebec Fleet also passed by tinder convoy of a Ship of Wor ;--atnong which are,. the Ganges, ToNB, tuid Hearn, ROBERTSON, tig: &ivy, MAssY, aom Newcastle; and ifehry, Bx.rcitELOß, l'rom Larksoti.: The Pluto Sloop of War ha detained and sent in tu the S . 1 (0/ Antonia Di Patiliv, from Malagt, bound to lenninge4 ; mid capoys Bomb, the it:17111044 Boumtu i from Bayonne fbr EMbden. The Carne /eon Sloop of Wa► came this cis►y i►ato I/arbour fur repairs. Sailed the John and foci/h, ISTANCH:S, for Balti- tooter The Crew of the Tribune Frigate, Capt. BRNNTT, were ye , iterday paid 70. per mani -prize-money. The Canzektni Sloop, Capt. STAINTS, Was released from coarantine yesterday'; she was dace(' off Cat thagella by a Spanish 80 gnn ship, and was obliged to throw twelve of her guns over-hoard to etreet her e ,, ip ,,—/ t was on the 23d Oh. that the Cameleon left Admiral COLLINGWOOD, Off Cadiz; and on the that the fell in with Sir Romer CALina, off rve St. Vincent, beating against fvta wind .1;)r Calij. 6ir Itozzuz , the same day, dispatched the igate to !tam Admiral COLLINGWOQD of his approach. PLYmoV7H, SEPT. 7.--4rrived the Ve us Cutter, belonging to Dartmouth, Joni; REED Master, with Dispatches from 'Gibraltar and Admiral Sir ROBERT CALDER off 'Cadiz.--Sho brings no intelligence of more recent date than what has already appeared in the Public Papers. Arrived the lkasp Sloop, of 18 guns, Capt. J. SIMPSOIV, from a cruize off the Penmarks, having thrown her guns over-board to avoid capture by the Squadron which chased ber some days since near the Pentnarks, whilst cruleng in company with the Melarnpus Frigate. On Thursday night it came on to blow a heavy gale of wind from the S.W. and on Friday morning, at four o'clock, signal guns were tired from the Sloop of War Diligencia, lately arrived here from the West Indies, and perfoiming quarantine in the Sound ; one of her cables having parted, and her other anchor dragged; timely assistance was how ever afforded, and she now rides in safety. Arrived the Happy Return Cuttei from a cruize Off Ikea, which place she quitted on Wednesday last ;—left the Flcet all well. Arrived the Canopus, of 80 guns, from Admiral C.t DHR'S Fleet, with the loss of her main-top-mast, and fore-top-gallant -mast. During the gale of wind yesterday a Boat belong ing to the Balfieur, of 98 guns, laying in Cawsand Bay, in crossing the Sound from Hanioaze to gO to that Ship, was upset, and three of the Crew were un fortunately drowned ; the, remaining six, together with the Boat; were picked up and saved, after great exertions, by the Boats of the Phcriiix Frigate, at anchor in the Sound. This d 97 came in .another Cartel from Crigo and Coruna, which carried home Spanish Prisoners; 'The Master, while he was at' Vigo, rowed.. round the 4tio,r, 0184 guns, and two Spanish ShipS, 74's, that were in the . nCtion of the 2.53 d of July: the reason which the Spaniards give for their being left there by VItLENEUVE, was owing to their being so con foundedly mauled in the adieu, iheir hulls particu larly, the sides they engaged from Were like a rid dle ; they would not be fit to' go to sea for some time. When . he was at Ferrol VILLRNtIIIiF., the Commander in Chief, superbly dressed, came in a carriage to • the Arsenal in great haste, went on board the Bcpcentaur, 84,, in his barge, rc-hoisted his Flag, and fired a gun, on which the whole - Fleet un moored, weighed, and. sailed direaly, consisting of 42 Sail of the Line and Frigales.. -it was, the Master says, a very fine, sight, but the French Ships beat the Spaniards in manoeuvring, and the manageMent of their Ships. They all stood to the southward for Cadiz ; though it was given out.when the Cartel sailed, that they were going. to attack our Fleet off Brest, and join the Fleet from thence, and then proceed up Channel to get out the Boulogne Flo- tilla. Orders are just issued for the Camp at Wardbury Down, near Exeter, to break up the 14th inst. and the Regiments composing the Camp, viz. the Wor cester, North Devon, and Bedford Regiments, are to march to Exmouth, cross the River Exe, and proceed to Hamond, on Ball Moor, near the River Plyme, where they were to take ground, 'and be joined by the tankers of the Royal Cornwall, South Devon, and Wilts, in this Garrison, the whale to form a flying Camp, and after staying a fortnight, to break up again, and proceed to Roborough Downs till the end of the Campaign. FA Luovvt, SEPT. 6.—Arrived the Walcingharn Packet, Capt. ROBERTS, from Lisbon, in eight days passage, with a Mail, which remains to be fnmigated, and will not be forwarded to London till to-morrow. MEAL, UPI. B.—Arrived the Argus and Ze phyr Sloops of War, Volcano Bomb, and several Gun-brigs, from off the French Coast, and remain in the Downs with a Fleet of Ships of War, Trans ports, and outward-bound Vessels. FOLKSTONE, Sep?. B.—Rear-Admiral DOUGLAS sailed from Dungeness for the• Down% I hear he has left the station, and Sir SIDNEY SMITH iS to take the command. There is a very large Fet of West and East Indiamen passed by for the Downs. It blowing hard, the outward-bound, under convoy ofthe Ara and Zephyr, have left the Road for the Down 4. Remain in the Road, the Unite', as Commodore, Trusty, ./?enornmed, Combatant, l'estal,,Spry, Otter, .Alert, Explosion, with several Guu-brigs, just come in from a Cruize off the French Coast, with the Speculator Lugger. Just come in from the Westward, a Man of War, but could not get her name. GattnNOClt, SEPT. was mentioned some weeks since, that a small Vessel had been seen to,go down off the Cumbraes. It was at first thought to have been a Wherry from Rothesay; but as this was happily found to be a mistake, the report was gene ~ ... . . . . ~. .. d 0 . ' rally reghT riled as ~l oa . ndles3 . % halt:' -r el lv- , - , 1,,t. A.,. 1 , ever, very lately, with deep regret,Ayr thafort it rondo. OS Nt too well founded.. The Vessel left derry, but Was driven by the storm so far up ',IS the Cumbraes, and there. sunk. There were 14 pass& gers on board, among whom were two wumen, ,who came from Ireland to see it fiendsn this lowa, , finding her ere, they went to Ay, where they Weiv: informed she then was, and sailed for their 001 co untry in the above Vessel, but were not perrnina l to behold it-;—they were ingulphed n the deep, A man ' from Glasgow , ha vin g a considerable quatity 'of Iroperty along with him, is said to be among the sufferers. The most favourable accounts of the Fishing roe time to be received from the Forth. One rd b e l o nging to this Port got nearly fifteen loa d 00 night ; another about 84t) barrels, in three nights. Arrived here yesterday the Surprize,ll4‘FoLAl, from Archangel, in 32 clays. The Ann, CORNOST, and the Jane and Katiy, BLACkt, both from hen° , had arrived there; a nd ? th~l'artc, the Fame, 13tIows, sailed lot this Port a few days before the Surprize. Arrived on Wednesday , the Lady Parker, DLACL from New Brunswick; was boarded off t he North Channel by a Sloop of War. Sgrr. 6.--The 'tatty, BOAG • ' and the li, , T HOMPSO N, two of the Jamaica Ilelet,.. stared iu to Holly Loch (quarantine station) geode/ rnorn i 'g' report that they parted from the Conroy esth in lat. 48.' 3g. long. 22. eg . and that, if Sail are Aug,tv the Clyde. The batty, , has get up. Vie ilan 3 detained on account of sickness on the Pa s ‘ 4e. .......... " Hibernia, oliti ilot t, Wednestliy . " The Enemy's Fleet continue at t heir net an. ehorage, now immensely strong, and which 11 11 bt them much facility_in putting to sea lliotild s- t 1 the ir their intention. They extend across' the von' Brest, from Garret to the East end o f fferths3o t Bay, the coast around them - presenting A n 431 ,,, °1 continued chain of heavy batteries A new ''' a of 32 heavy g uns h as just been finished bort Point Si. Mathew and Bertheatune, And,tartin,, nearer Bertheaume is nearly dotripleted. lue'roirs;s; sent position, which is . sheltered from 1111 bt4 . eri tl . wardly winds (which blow right in) Is audio , f strong to proted them ; it affords them oPP. I ib a further view of haraSsing our Fleet, to exercise their crews, and Is probably occupied 0, engaging a larger force in the blockade, The T ir , shore Squadron now comprises the IndejtatiVl Acosta, Santa Margarita, Surinam', at hest, F ., Fe.at, and there are repeating Ship! stationed DC twcen.them and the ,Fleet." .. . . and constaill DISTRIBUTION OF r R ns l ast l r:t E ttl . l,e l(l ,lt i li e) : : : ll 7l: ; ,,,w l c,l l_o l : ol, TO the Officers and Ship's Company of 4 (l ,,;„ r otiti Ship, Victory, for the capture of the'Dutch SliiP, ",7 4 41 alst May . OW, on board the Vie-tory, at Spitheao i ? . Wednesday and Thursday, at No. 21,...Milb3nK.sttett! hlic T° the Officvers mid Compaq of His MajFitY's hslll,PhiiTc: for the Capture of Ihe-Speaiso Ship San relio t , :Y d PIP 2 1 5 1 u t o tni l u i e t e i i i i is _ , c l o t i .. b i : at i t te i n tn 2 N o t r t h ol r e t . , d i tt ), t u t O j ui r t ir it ' e a t ' M I 8 1; : 5 ' L. : 1 ( 1 : k b eal i y er' 1 t the ); t t ce 4 i f i 7) b -r i n r 1 ll' every Friday and . Tuesday afterwards during threelorion pp To the-9 dicers ai,d Company of iii ' ti,Dic,!tY,,,:n 141;ntirigi wing, for n.e th l e , adetentioniterwartiti,:tne Dutch Int'l3.ltiThdy thi 3 15 , 1 JY , 1 '' ' ' v,' tunwi t " ; duing th , I'o the 0 fficers and Company of Hts MaJestYi!c.otenitgrt ' ' • , Slifp ill' for the capture of the Vrow li el i wi r t' l i n e. y . ,Sot, and the Cygnet the stet August 15• 7 1,t / ilt I WW l ' next, at No: tj, Great George.strest eiOnl"--t. ing three years. ewtreu l r d 6en : NELSON, on satureay ~ ..ha d nn interl:e fi ll t ili t txto l e, i h,sli e vii: A ei ro d t .t m :d. ...........11. 10100 LereoridyßasceAßnii, aridhist4c::l7o t.ilraie,:B,Yliolavyrditimlprevious to his deP r ,is verentrusted to any Naval Cortimander.! „et concise' mbe:ty to net according to any suddeti ellg ellc ,,„ / 0 11 0 late, i purmit of the Combined Fleets to tlie js t o a ;en h f i C e l lit redl i t : O .elele; G i 81iluTils o lli t v rahai tse e l he'e r the i. extend Lordship Mediterranean ittltern e n letildn i r l gsi t evier. a nd d'rgiifPcalirinirnisSad:lee n' t r Ya g ot°sifC h mcil ih i :Pe s itlctinceg°l l., fi'ltirld o .t 51 e r edi I 3 ; : s aciel n c h :4 1 91 Is i‘t .,__ A g h i: ()! li 1' ifitr:jul IL °: 11 i at i : hiP;lii' I. he following. Shi ps a,CcompaPY hi s lj°ll4--. f# ( A PA g la Lo a l cl 4 l ll t l r C m d e l: N an: r. : 47744. CCCCI;:a:IPI P /1)‘tti:::11:151:::1:1::":::11117g141:1:114' * ' SOO Gems Rtar-Adal' '''' ' SON lefireCtOWD to-raolo w * ki th lm t: n u r S t r ei Y i ) r * po i S z u Lt s t T n e N o: l e n : 4ol,rd ' S , " :k oo t rf i d : B 6 o l 4 4gt h al a li d :m a to C o l n ott l a l isa t g: ti o t r iri i i : er t e ::: : : l - 0 : 1° : C coor Ili e SI t t : have a separafe'command along the opPo s ' t- n oy , whichjtisethrualleedmVaCySticieei3e,mtipraaiic Ge:itlinie a a n g cl a,in (l „ il t l i si s i ' ni t ada :• , e li: ownl:!en ceamt:da, Enemy's flotil la s discretion j e c. d tTi.ol nA in i i s nyt g iv a 11 .1 seonr a ctp t . 5... 1 t ec Q a t - S t i 0 i c e l r 0 i f s o t ti c` y e e % rC tl i n , ri ro s t o il t E. BERRY to the o the Standard ; Captain B;Aca to the 141 OWL; LAYIE, tG the Iris. . • too f ` ,A,amempflootrint.edcatapttaiiien iir......tiiitlliovsf; PitomoTioNs AND APPOINTMENTS IN TEE - , . MAAINE FOROSS• cetotl a Portsmouth Division.. -T. Strialandi to be-, /4, C',!plonel-comrnandant, vice Fletclier prpinZ;ol,ol4 Di\ i‘ ,vi. l oc b it 1.1 : giNi r alitoinsiiiseo;rntapprrboanweroLoitteueeddt..en;a.t.HC.oplotatltolen,,vl:ned,' .I.:,'Ndiapjorair, removed ,to Plymouth. L. C. IVloari; to 1 "' " s b e r , herd, to h ' e Adjutants, vice Wills end le visl mated. M. A. Gerrard, to be Cluarter.4l.oer, 1146 Liet ite's Plymouth Division.. -It. Winians , la ' MO' nailt-Colenel, vi c e Strictly promoted. D. r an d teith, and J. B. Savage, to, be Alajors4 4 4 0 Pl c S' bial l " '` to be Adk P u r 4n ni ts ° , t v ed ii f G j E . orr W ar i tilliamonAnt) t a b Pc4lllv"-1• Chatham , Division... -.D. Bollinhall, to find bred' tenant-Colonel vice Bell promoted. J. Ili a r and I : ni td nd ii J ames,ilj Comm a nda nt. o T i i t e / e t t r d : D . Jae l 1 1 4 / i Ms.lortniße.l-1:3:v.i:Flo M e b t eceh:sr7eincilog:hea colC:aoicslbileiel:: Commandant. G. Dyer, Sir J. -t-I-6414'55:1. Co. . N s iv e it i a l Ei:ttne j rs. :~lajcxs. M cc a lla c pp k tta in . t i j(t:os.bil,..Laniettvlld:reiGnor7ttEo.C. 11°1bei°121;1.4:44,' trg:jba; rbt , to bc Barra _ yes an d Mr. J. Anderson, to be organ. P. ts rc • b to c sots 1, T. A. Laseeiles, to be Actituanto, Je. ''' be Quarter.3laster , . i ry,