The Sun. — London, England, 1805-08-24 00:00:00

4 LONDON, siatrrumy, -Aupt, , ii 24, 1 804.. \V yesterday announced to our Readers the fa of the Combined Squadron being at '31.a.- 7 Whether they had again sailed from Ferrol, or lilt-A.ller they 11.1 d tit aanally entered that Port, - seams still to be a matter of doubt. It appears, howeier, from the follcv.ving Letter, which was sent from tAit;i ; itdmiralty to LLOYD'S, that it, was the opinion of , Captain pIiACE, of the /rix, who reconnoitred them on the evening of the 13th; that, from - the confusion thek were in, they had , just then come out of that Harbour ilieggit 23; iSoS: Dispatches from Athairal Coltio:v WAS, 19th init. received this ntOrning, incicise - a "repOtt tretn Captain Bitxer., of ltii Majeity's Slip itil:of his hiving, on.ole . f3tir, iii the evening, ac: n theCoinh ai t Fleet of the Chem' outside of Ferro!. IlariNur, ~.otsisting of twenty-nine Sail of the Line s five liiigates, aitd three Brirs, steering ;Aunt W. N. W. and bc.r,ing to vviodtvard. Captain. J A C E sVp. poses, front the contusion they were ill; that - they must have` CO/Tic outof the limp:Air that evening. To the .atsters ,vild., ; E,i's* rhea If it be tine that they have, ac:tatally sailed again, it Is a matt.,,r of the utmost importance to this Country that their object, should be immedi ately ascertained. Innumerable conjeaUres have already hecti circulated upon the subjea. some it Ills been supposed that the object is to form a janaion with the Brest Ilect l and then, sail up the Channel, and convoy over the ,Flotilla'i by others it is imagitrd that they will 011 North and'relievo the Texcl Zileet.. The impOrtant - opera- .tions which are likely soon to take place in,ltaly ducosome to suppose that the Mediterritician is their objeEt ; while oihers suppose that they have put to sea in the hope of intercepting some of tho rich luitneward-bound Fleets which are shortly expeeted. It is easy to support any of these opinions with plausi ble arguments, hut we think there is great reason to hope that the' Fleet Which Iris been de:ached un pt it Sir ROBERT CALPETt Will , sopn &Can end to, these speculations., , Our Readers will; 10. us the jus- Melo recollea that we hare, UpOrleviiry otension, been studious not to excite hopes, or riiise expe6ta i flow, which might, not'ultimately;,be', reAsed,-but upon considering the state 'of the wind when they were seen by,the iris, on the 13t1), \Ye thitik there is a great probability (if it continued the that Sir ROl3/731T may fall in with them. Without occupying the time of Our neaderi with any further couje&ures upon The subjeo, having put them in possession of the faa , i thatiliav come to our knowledge, We 'shall only add, that the Admi ratty have made the most unremitting .and laudable exertions to reinforce our Vleets ; and we-are happy to state that the Windsor C'sdatte; which the iliohiteur pleltiVC!y aSSerOd << IS so much da tnaged in the late Action that she could with diffl., catty be kept above water, and that she must be immediately condemned, .if she were fortunate enough to mach an Englith Port, ha's Killed again to join the Channel Fleet, It is observed by the . Leading Print of OpprAition, in reference to an Article which appeared, in this Paper on Thursday, that it appears to be 0 the in teiition to dire& the War in future again 11614A r.tivre, personally." We are not so absurd as to presume to say what may he the ultimate condua v of the. Powers who seem to he routed bast tO a proper sense of the insults and injui ies whiob diet have received from Bot4aIARTE ; but we may ask,' against whom could the War be more justly direaed than against him ?.. 7 -Is he not the dreadful Scoulge• orFrapte, whiCh, after all its s,acrifiecs, and all its sufferings, doeli not possess a shadow of thlt Libor. ty, In the vain pursuit of whi( , ll it has endured such trenaeridous evilo xs be not the great Disturber of Europe, and, indeed, of the world at large, which might enjoy the blessings of Peace and iiii(ii,turhed Commercial Intercourse, if it Were not for the enor mune aggresalena and. inaatiable ambition of the Preach Usurper ?-14 to be supposed that • the People of. France, 119.`wever light and fiche they maybe, can contentedly set down ntider so &g d. ing and so oppressive an 11614qUitiOtt, Mita tie 4:orceil into . conscriptions merely to support that injustice .and that 'warfare which his reitlesi ambition brings upon them .—'l he several Potentates of Europe have treated with this Usurper as with a right ful Sovereign ; but all they have done his pride cannot keep birn within the bounds which are due to the honour, the intereht, and the independence of other Stato and al Ahem is a legitimate Monarch of Fratwe, whoa would_ he glad to receive the ohedlence of leis People, and to cast lenient veil over all their errors, u'e see no harm, but on the contrary much good, in resorting to a dire/lion of the warm might be likely to impress the mind of .the ti.surper .with the strongest sense of cla4ger, to himself; nn which, whether or no it should tend to iiestore an estilecl- Monarch to his riihts; iediirtend to "make an Usurper . treat the indepeudence of other States with due respell. 'Dispatches were yesterday received from America, brought by the Princess iimelia Packet. She left Ntitv.York.on the Bth „of July, and Halifax on the 29th. The Packet arrived at Halifax on the loth of May; found lying there. His Majesty's ships Lean. der, Cantlrian, Mermaid, Cleopatra, La Main, Busy, .aud • Driver; sailed for New-York on the 15th, whom she arrived 7on the 23d. She was struck with lightning on the sth: of June, which carried away the flyain.-top-gallant mast, shivered the top-mast 4 split .the'r pumps, ,descended to the hold, and splisisivpral.of the: shot-boxes.. . Lord Nui,s(ii,l h'tid Yesterday a long conference with Lord c . .,'AsrLiittAGlf his Office, in Down ,itit-street. • There is a report' - that' Earl SPENCER ha's joined the present Administration, and that his Lordship is to be placed at the Bead of the Admiralty. He was yesterday at the Admiralty Office, in company with Lord NE LS oN. The expeuce- of Pthe splendid Fete. given by the Marquis - of iltibicrbiorttor, at,Stowe, amounted, it is said, to 20,000 i. 'Ve ;have already noticed the celebration of the Birthday. of His ;Royal, Highness the . Duke of o,Atuttccr..at Busby Park, on Wednesday last. The giv occasion was truly interesting and , Splendid. The .tbur Iniely sons of the illustrious Do e ., dressedin blue jackets and trowsers r attend. cd hy, the . Park-keepers anddomestics, at 3 o'clock, fired off twenty-one small brass cannons that were ,, placed ,on the South; Lawn, This ceremony 'con chided With chop, three times three, commenced, by the,,childre,n, and echoed by every person . ,pre-. sent—the ~Binds playing " Rule Britannift.'' At halt'-past six. His Royal Highness the P4INCE of WAL E S' nrrilrOd tci,, congratplate . his. Royal Brother, and portals:o of . the festivities,Fpf tite day. 4is !loyal ,Ilighttess was attended : , s hy k.rd OnANTLO'y Oir J.., ,WA It It Ig o .001011C14 ' OM DA f, PI, r., Major BLemiTi. , .t.o, and : tiye,other Gt.ntlernen. He; :was received Ivith...a repetition 4; the salute, the Bands playing "; God Save Me King." Dinner was - immediately served in the most. stunptui,us Thelinest wince. and fruits covered the boarki, The. company ,consisted of ,tbur.. ,and,Miss D 411.11 VI%IPLt - , Mrs. 8121CI:Allt, JortnAti, and, . with Tho r Royal Highnesses, : twe nty.tive, Qentle. men; also the 15nke's, tour daughters, dressed t in plain white frocks, kindness and attention,of the Pelson to the youthful groupe was mo s t inte resting.,. At one supper was served, and. the com pany separated at an early hour. Hialloralifighwns the Dui( t; of Gt,OuensTEtt, 'we are hippy , to ; state,. was rtitlfll better 'yesterday afternoon : great ;hopes - are 'entertained .of his , :te , ' covery., ;; ; ;-.-4;;;;,-.; , „ His goyal Higliiies4 the PRiNCE of WALES, it is Said; will occupy- ihe.Di ke of Q&cr,'N sp ERR Y'S house at Nerri - Oiitet during the ensiling Races. , At a late meeting of the Jockey Club, it was re solved, " that all bets made on the Derby or 0,1k3' Stakes at ;pporn ; the Pavilion at Brighthelmstone ; the St. Leger at Doncaster; and also on the New market Stakes, and the Oatiands' Stakes in the Spring and 04tober Meetings—be deemed play or T A T bets') and also, , that all bets between particular horses be null and void If neithet of the horses hap pen to he the winner., unless specified lo the con trary." The Nobility and Gentry, &e. of the eastern part of Kent, have entered into a resolution to suspend the comm?neement of 'partridge . shooting, on ac-, count of the lateness of the harvest, and the injUry that might be done totlw standing crop;, from the. Ist to 'the 14th of September next. A' Sets troll (Laois canus, Lin) died in the garden belonging to Addenbrooke's Hos pital; Cambridge,' on Tuesday morning, after having .lived there id years. it was, supposed, from .the colour of his plumage, that he Was not less than two (1r three years old when he, W.itii:'''first pi,it into. the garden. There remainS atie,allve; wh elt has been there near nine years. Whilst the Pork-keepers of the Duke of ANCAS TER were killing pie an Monday in his Graee'f3 ex tensive demesne at 'Grimsthoree, severi or the amr broke out of the Park : one of them, abOve six years Old, was taken next day in a barley field. Yesterday afternoon a rowing -match took place, for . 20 guineas, bet Ween J4lhnson, of Vauxhall, and Taylor, of Westininster. • rifieY started from . the Swan, London Bridge,' at half past three edock, to row to the Swan ; at Chelsea.' After very great ex ertions, dOhnson was vi' r. This is the third prize he has 'won`' this season, having . got '.the 'Vauxhall. Annual Wherry, and the Coat and Badge. Thu princo of Peace, it seems, is at oar with the Grand Council of Castile,. and matters are said to have proceeded to such extremities as to threaten the fill of that imperious Upstart, or of his Royal Mastcr. it is wbe hoped, however, that the ba lance is not even, between a presumptuous tool of France and the legitimate Monarch of au ancient K mgdom. When 110 N A ?ART E' offered to send an army into Spain, to protettthe 1(1110 Apinsi all popular tuL mult, be it - mit have umcluded that the Spinish Ma starch had never heard of the kind of proteaion which BowtpAßTl4 has afforded to Switierland, and other States wltief lidlitts favoured with his amicable aid. STAMEN s m 111. r Ign'S Wiry favonrably received in Atittlft, before the ROY 'FAMILY at Weytnouth on Wedneaciaplast. His Sir Anthony Absolute wa6 also e/lually-successful on the followiiig night, lint par t'cularly lip Canto, • from B,IIAKSPEAtik, which is an animated appeal to British Patriotism, against the 11711)114c:it fF t menaces orance. His Fokytqi of Wed nattily was from &mil the ,Fourtit, and to-night he performs Fastql, in Phe.igerrj Wipes qf IPindsor, !wrote the ROYAL k AMILY. Afientlo f nan, , PIYMCIS Sharp, was.singing ,4410 evfexkitig 11vti,:ire 41 large parry offriends ; when, having occasion to dwell ©n a upper note, Oentlernan, towarcls wAtseied to ti;end—r" Lill 's .1 4 : slearp.," .1 NtAll.5, AR tV ED S. Water:Wei. fltNe --t GOththbltTgll, I Dublin, I WatObtcl, THE SUN. SOLEM Qli li DtCi.SC Z TA 1.,,t/r4 At/DC/Y? ? N4V AL NEWS. PLYMOUTII, AUG. 92.—The British Fair hired Armed Cutter was captured on Friday the 16th inst. 100 leagues west of the Lizard, by a Spanish Cor vette of 18 glins, who, after plundering her of sevend articles v permitted her to proceed ; she Was from Bermuda, with Dispatches, which were thrown over board previous t 9 her capture. She is since arrived here. The Diomede of 50 guns, passed by yesterday to the► Westward, having under convoy four outward= bound East India sbips, five Whalers, and ,a 13tig from Portsmouth,: Sailed the Caroline Armed Ship, with a Fleet of Yietuallers under convoy for the Channel Fleet. Arrived the Trio, Captain 13nowtr, from Dantzig and the Sophia, Captain BOWMAN, from Salo, and last from Portsmouth, with brandy and wine for this port. • Sailed the kindsor Castie Man of War, to join the Channel Fleet. Letters received here from Barbadocs state a most glorious salon having been fought in July, near that Island, between the /3iatiche„ 36 guns, and 270 men, Capt. Mu DOE, and the following'Squadron of French • Men of War, viz. guns, Seamen. Soldiers'. . La l'opaze . 44 30 'cc , Corvette .. 21.. ~,, • .10 nitto . _ i g Z o o 30 Ditto - - 18 13 . • 3$ —6 —........ rot S7O s3ct FRU:NC:II SQUADRON. - • 102 Gllll4. .1 too Men. Top;lie ;16 27) Superiority 66 Citing. 830 Men. te fell in with the above Squadron some time in July, :aid on their nearing him, made up his mind to fight them, and accordingly lay to to re ceive them in the most determined Ptyle. An aaion soon commeted, which lasted an hour and a half, with uncommon spirit and gallantry ; the Enernr, though so superior, being repulsed in their endea 'venting to board several tunes. At length the Bluncho being reduced to a mere wreck, her masts over the side, and :almost sinking, having 'several shot beti,viett wind and water, Captain MCDGE, to save the lives of the brave men • left, having eisht killed, and Lieut. PRELILP.S, and 14 wounded, struck her Colours. Scarcely was Capt, Mtmos, and • the surviving Officers and crew shifted on board the French STA.-won, when the inancite went down. The French Comm,,dore on receiving Capt.Mtmot's sword on the quarterdeck, returned it to him di- rectly, accompanied with a very handsome speech on his gallantry in opposing so superior a force. The Topa*/ lost' i i killed and 17 wounded. The gallant Capt. Munoz is a son of the celebrated Dr. Munos, of this town, the intimate friend of the late larnente,d Sir JOSHUA REYNOLD.. The French Commodore,, being an Officer of the old French. Nautical School, behaved with the utmost politeness to Captain M. his Officers, and Ship's Company. Sailed the Captain, 74, and Audacious, 74, with 40 bulktekti, to join the Channel Fleet. The gal- Jant Captain Mites tea; who so nobly defended the 'Diamond Rock lately against the Conihined Fleets of, France and Spain, is the twin brother of Lieut. MAtutice, of the Royal Navy, and son of the late Mr. MAURIM of Dock, formerly• Master in the ' 'Navy. , PO RT3IIIO V T!! AI G. 23.-•..Salled the Eugene Sloop of War, with a f leet under Convoy for the Downs. Arrived the French National Brig, La Fairtse, cap- tured by His Majesty's Ship Camilla, in the West Indies. The Prisoners of which were put on board the Hulks in Harbour. Also, the illexaader.flovv-i Aar), from Barbadoes. Dovna, Auo. 93. —Ahont half an hour after • the Mail was gone last night, Lieut. ARNQLD dr. rived in the Spy Cotter from off Boologne, with Dispatches from Rear-Admiral DOUGLAS to Wu. MARSDEii, Esq. at the Admiralty, and to Lord liatztt, Commander In Chief in the D0W1124 which were thought. to be of considerable importance, as Lieut. A,RNOLD had orders to. make the best of his way either to Dover or Deal, and in case the Mail was gone, to have the Dispatcher forwarded imme diately per Eipress. SOBERNESS, AUG lute down ;from the River several 'Naval TrorisPorts. Arrived • the Rosina Armed Ship, Capt. rASOANI; atid the Rut. 9 . and Itt . dfreast'quh-hrigs. Went out of Harbour to the Little more, the Bott11) Tender, Lieut. ..ROBBRT BRAITII. The Bra iiti' l ecztinnea the Signal for Convoy to tho Baltic; and the Ilinchelsea that for Tonningen. Ships at this Porr, Zealand, Boadicea, hrethusa, Astred, s Cerek m Magnarne, .Champion, Beaver, Het Ting, CollibatArit, yatorolls ; Mercator, ilraddick, and Rosins Artnol. Ships Km—breast', and ieverAt Gttn 13iig,, Bomb- Tywlas, and Naval Transports., . . . pr AL,. AUG. ri?.-7--Arrived this Spy and the Bo neqa Sloops of Wur, Deuesmiirin and Lucifer Botnbs, from, off the French Coast came down from Sheer ness the . :Earnesi Gun -brig,, . Arid all. remain, in the DONVIIS with the .I;rlgar; Omni, and. the Princess of Orange Men -- of Wa ; Ziyhyr, Oiler, and te , fret_ Sloops -of _War ; Hc c lo, Discovery, Zetro, and ~ . . • Pieffer Bombs, with a Fleet of Gun and Fit:4o, sels ; the. Gertrude, CUNDY, from Peier sburgh bound to Falmouth ... also 'several qtlier outward and home ward-bowid 'Vessels. - ' FoLICTON't, Auo. 2 3.--Carne from off,the Frew!' Coast,' the Leopard, Rear-Admiral DOUGLAS, With . the Tract!, Vestal, Vulture, &plosion, Alert, fi l l'an' gler, and Firm Gun -brigs.. - ..... - The Diligence fell in with some of' the French ye ss els going from Calais to Boulogne. lbey drove two of them ashore, but had the misfortune to bag. two•men killed, and one badly wounded; likewise his mizen top-mast shot 'away. - • . . Extra& of a Letter, dated Savannah, July lg, —" Since Writing to you un the 9th int.t. 0 Emit intelligence from the ship Margaret, of Tiiretr°l, arrived here from New Providence, tharahout the edge of the Gulph she eiwgeti and bat off, with much loss, two of the. three privateers that ha'e been on our coast lately. tfieship had two melt killed, and several wounded. This threnaeli iota. figence has arrived. from St., .Mary's, of the COI - . taken n i Fariigaargtee, a4hereetsnveerntyp-rsivixateheoru,rsiicphpacL,ah'ltvcille. La Matilda, of is guns ; cud afterwitaio wi th h i er iboats, on St. Mary's .Riv-erc-pn-tho' SPhnis":6l"cl , . to ',within three miles of that towu,,t4er "°'' o r 6: from the vessels and troops on bht.,re, boattecl ..tt,O., is now i :: jartinewttdiytatucple:prial.:::Witi" with 11 , : 371 : 575 : 8* -t:11; Brig, possession of, the ship Golden Grove; all''', • tured and sent. in by 'a. Spanish, •Privateer• The' e 7 , Sir F. augment' bur Navy la ,ludili:s tialkeerlivigroiCladt er i t ° t u :', o r ~uayal .strength tl,lO Chaz'on' MIA Kaikall.iSaoo, ~50 India Ships, which were couvertingi wit!' 411 P; i f ble e'xiieciltiori, into- 44-gun Frigates,, tB-1ALLII): to' "i; 'call ea the Lord 1/oweand , Lard Va,!lt ~,,t.tio, Arat It tie : i . 1 :: ::: ancacomrbdtiltrtgotic.) g.tlu)e4gla:t,rac.chouuln,rtse:::ll4,4l7:.;4l:oo.• 40,11.:74varonnol:srcfot,alhsrtaeeuleintla. dysetireorretiaerest itioitOpr,cceeFld'ig:teL)h :;,' 7 , It; the Isle of France, for ,the purpose of hlocliaditlk,i- Ilt wprritabrt.aeury e(l:d.,oiiides.thas.stiatitl;slAfeaaataionfirel;,ordbeyieslarm.iaoitul.onra;bl:4 h:18: .4gritt:nsst:ick, of. hich sertotri aFirch ell " ) ' - d - f i i )l ' , ..... s° 1911 g. entertained, arrived :tit -401-cotkli , -- 4,,e 4 toti March.4.-•She had *uttered settere4y, 0 4 ' 141 ' ' , water irt, her hold. • • ..; .. .;• ' ' ' cop ' crated The Countess of &Medford: which 4' 45 k a.. tail het .„,,,40 is cut down and co . nrertediuto a 1 1 " 1%. " bulk, . . . . .• • • /n. voyage to Chimp, and, Carried into the 1 arrivedFlti a g : p _p g ri a. z l e , a to i ll . GiszlVl 04eshotqlais,.riPo'd ouif December. ' - ' The Brig, 'Catherine, stated Co Wisnite,,, °- . , t ci .i r , by the Harriet Privateer, foundered- off i vu. , 5 5 11, ? averts. The crew were saved by Its Maiot) . ;:gE5!t5P.512P,51; 14i48!14c'it::t9IP,,:e!':: - - - at • La .kortune French Privateer, o w., _nd stag, jesty.Ship,,Concarde,is arrived at IdoniksYo " I ji tu °based for Eis Majesty's service. .‘. 6 ,b c „ . '` , warmed and equipped with ad eipecht")"ea ia, tom • ',The Ship . Gilivill, from Bonway, arri v . 4l ,i bog ntver Ganges on the fah JanuatY, POiypti' "inured by La Psyche t'risato, co tho ° ' do . terwards released , , .. he lobar Th e Thetis, Captaia nrc,,kp'opio r, 0- 7„, t sbiP ) Coast, was also captured by' the ss i , - , - , 0 ,1, 4 01 but having a , cargo and soma lior4oS On . v b 4 POI /V" 4eerned- of sufficiefit value to rend w t in ritiuS, ' . - LaPY ,O 4 It is said that the Pigeon, captured ay ot , had been manned. and armed as a (;;el ertilzed with La Psyche. : , . , I , Passengers on hoard the Owe/it/4,- w , Itiol:0 thii,i.an waters, Lie r tnt,.. E.ltz.l ; 00.1111, „i1icti,1,11.,„.; ',llOl.- UAW 0 . the Thetis tutijr,4•jullik Covertlglemr `11401i;f1 of ditto; Mr.•C. Itteitardson. afC,411,14•0""4,1 W ji . tril l'' third ditto: Mt. lohrltosi, tuurtn dittO t .",1,;,1--p, ' ' and Mr. Hook, late becond OttfcerOf ttio/.!': . p 0 1 5 . - ' The Ship Efiza, Captain Viri'illl‘ !. i , 3 ,41 turgid by La Psycho. ' Cap"'"l • ,titiat-,, at sf,,, board a .innall vess6l,undr Pegue celitifs, .4., s''..' '- - ,i It. .• ; • iff roe „ AntinigOtcia-from 'the, itic'. of r " , • 1 oii I." i f A TAdris, statai,-ttitir th-ltii&n•c:11 54. 1 i .t. iwi, IP ' . i' kr . . . 1 0 - . .''. si . 0 . oeiger. .bigh: engagement v.'it ), ..14 - ,ajesjJ, s 31 . .„ , , l ea ..,.,,r fourteen ‘ mert kjliva; and iiinetefm .114!*rsiifip' y ~' r , , ./ I* .. I. .uatle" thew atiid, another Oga4entr.a.t.. 0i9.140.1.11 • our Menol'lVar. On tot's (rival of I ,ll4 . r iese' Mauritius, finding, by giAnOtoui,Crto.l-• Yorl; - Port Narth West, lie ' rail )iiui ; 04, SO, 0 4 ' •*' •. '''''' 'Il I,7'ilt ` OP. where the Marengo got Mfr cr .,. f , and suffered `rniieh Other Clanito' were at work, and it was only tv-the.:,‘. eras a titans she again floated. . 'The Jiar'envii,; • tho OPP, teis sf Sutherland, to bL: boo ti°;'''. al ! l' tit 'l' lc e po w d a g s r t e d li a in s- :sshsttioirsPNP:eosditylad's,-11::1 :::be , 1 : ... a ..._ i, ‘ ready tl l ' #:-..fg.:li i d q, e .t .' : ll :l ::: ls ' 1 '3' : 151) 1 than four months.. roterS'l ' v Taltigstiv--,. En i .. , :thiy gallant QlAces entertaincv .iii.,,:iod of ii,ito,io, siding a tllie water side Athai new... ra OW ° ,,, exhibitiOrl., Some times ince Sir,!.)ty „lit e y I. it `siding P 3 Ij4lter ii,ll: I pi4ce yebter U a l.): , I' L i L Li t. ':' ;ow ;o'clock, wile" Sir SIP.N.SY, a AN.,4‘Vi', vvvi e .44 , 0. . 4 'Merl iDdep6adelltly of four °Ott- ‘)".74ci, proc•e°,oo , -- t oil board th!..l ,-- ~ j „ova ._ eabixou dap leieorsi‘tvoio‘el:fitrieet,rrol,o(. ouG:cila s:eirvthe Vesse l t hileettlieniillt:oeyti I : t e ti.::. 1 : :: e opiir l 0, g . ,i : .}..,: 1 , ( 1 ). ~ ,, , : : : i ti ed at the oars, go , , ~e r a il til t iv up to Chelsea, and front tjj"4lll 0 ,- t his . 1 , , oro ecl, .. River to Greenwich. The !" 4. _,,,, 5 .i(te, !jot '`!, (4: 4 - g . 'sembles two .Wherries law 111(?1.T.:!, Hie 0 1 „„ot , by means 9f a platforiu, c-A - . N ' 7ott.„-;iled. ~Ibiiii 1 bc 0 lie , . • ~e , r oa , i I - tc l s c e i po h prni g it , ; ' tea itiu,..:i;el.l::ter,,irrl..iiteic;s:ll,lil:7Wl.3,.v.ll:ls:e,rs4:l,s-ki;:iri,:ii:riairit,,,,,i;,e:sic::):e;tireeyi ..ant.iirtiii,ll:.oo,rr:jo.oisryi....;aecatiol. , ate titatiott,:, W11010.7;,11,10 01)4.'4' illgelltotD, ~.,.. fOrllied. a i,,, aitialate sae:, ~~~