The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-05 00:00:00

NI A i I .S Au tvEu--1 Gotteubargh, I Wnterivri.l.- it*-4 tiam. burgh, Got,reilb.lr4l., e Uuulin, . ; Waktieurkl. • PRI C STOCKS e THIS. DAY- Al' TM' O'CLOCK. CODVAS r T H E- S U N. SOLEMCIuIs DiOCRS 1 ALSVNT AUDtAI ? L 0 N D IV, THURSDAY,; SEPTEMBLA ,5, 1805, The Cameleon. Sloop arrived at ilortsmouth from the Mediterrancati, has broUght*Dispatclies from Vice-Admiral ,CoLLitgov, , ,OOD ; by which it, ap» pears that the Combined Fleets were, safe in Cadiz Harbour on the .(23d ult. Sir' R. ,13t(tKER TON, with his small Squadron, had joined Vice- Adiniral CoLtaxoWoon. Sir R. CAI.DPa would be off Cadiz on the (2, - ,th, the whole of our Fleet off that P;lrt would amount to or 30 Sail of the Tine. The last titnc Sir r,{. &I.DER was seen vva off Capc St. Vinceilt, steer ing direCt for Cadiz, miith a very fa% oprable wind.--- I.7nless, therefore, the Mierny'S meets in the short interval of two days, they tnust he content to take up their winter quarters at Ciidiz. If they did, sail, Sir R. CALDER, would be. so close at their heels,' that there can he little doubt of their count: being soon arrested by . a brilliztut and glorious vielory on our part. • The Namir and her Prize the Didon have „rived safely at Plymouth. Our Portsthimth Letti:T states, that Lord NE LSON was expened thew yester - ct.ty, and that the . Tliqo'ril was to .sail this clay We believe, hoxever, that his Lordship does' not leave to' ...it till to-day% Although the French, t ) aperS art ordered to insert fabricated Letters from clif;.!rent parts. of the Con tinent, stating that Austria is deterntined to preserve her Neutrality, yet it is evident that 130:4APARTE is either determined ininicdiately to continence hostili ties, or exPeOs that the ,•111kd Powers attaek him. We are cuabled to state, can 'the 'doubt ed' Mithdrity; that a i!ery' largo part of the Tronps which were encamped at 'Padovae and on Me' Coast, have actually marched lam • the' iaterior ; it , is sop posed that 'they are destincd tin - the 13.anks of 'the Rhine,,where thel!..rench florce at present is compti;- - rdtively weak. Tun lateness of the hour at: which we, yesterday received the Paris Papers prowted us . from trans lating the whole of their contents: thereibre, this day resumed our Fitr.te . ts from them. , The most mtraordinary Article they: ecintain is, : a pretended Letter from Fr, ink fi)rt, respefting the. Mission of M. Novosm - riovv, a part of which we. yesterday laid before oar iteadet:s. This Letter is' tvit: inserted in the Monitear ; but it nevcrtheleis may be suppose,l'toipeak the language of the French , GoverninGut, for no Urticle Aattwer of a political na.. tore is now stittered to appear in any French Paper, without having previously undergOne the inspeaion of some of the Agents of GT..ciatment. The principal charge against the Iltissian i 3, that he left. Berlin without, making any fx. citures to open alie Ne, gotistion ; but the Letter - cautiously abstains from stating; that t he twin tern Lpted s(e..Tit,i'Ofilggl66loll and, usurpttion wh ch 11,N.PAit , vr, perii,ted in from the bow' that rid No vour..1..::::o! : 1! lcli St. Petersburgh till his di.,)parture 'fro: n ITIM rcuilered , all negotia tion finitlesS. acknowledges, that Bort p. 4.4 WIT; hid as..itiowki the title of k:iitg of Italy, but this r, , pcscatAl is, being of no: i , npQrtance, bcc3uAe lie liolOrt.:l;overnecl 'that Cotin fry 'tinder another - title. Theicis surely ference t)etween being the 41,..•64c .1)&ad of a I.l.Cpub lie and an hereditary Mounmh .; but. it would be idle.' taenter into it serior,s refuto ion 01 111 article which lilro4n.tho begiuniog. to the end, a tissuc'of false r easo pipg and nmttuundcd asA;rtion, Wo rocc4(,.t la 3t night ./).;cli Pupits Ltit. but their eliuteuts , ul ierr liKtlu importaude. A G.litenTurgh arril L thi.; Inornit) sr,by which wive h tvo acconnt4 of trio ;ii ive witrlike pre paiations of Russia and .4;tri,i, husshi n troops assembled on the 1 . "..-ontii!ri of l'cussian . Polnii(l are., stated to amount to 11,w,g(to men, and .were daily augmenting. A com,iderdbic body ; t were, it is also stated, Ott tiwir mar c h t owar d s Stralsund. The• movements of, Ihe Austrian troops were continued with wit:easing vkiyity, as lito..mise the recruiting' in all the .AuArian Provinces. .A Let ter from Swabia :Teaks of eqn, - :;i4ing the Forces of Prance and Allgria in Italy, and states, that Ito fears were entertained of any ititerrupCo!j of public quillitY; but" tins is evi;.li;mlik. tik.roly an ocho of a fabricated repOrt which 11,) , ,, , ..:.tred in ;lit ,Joitrnat under the influence. of. If...nee. Dispatches hrr.-e toceived, dmect f r , Jl - 0 4he e3d July, which svitc, tirtr at4l(,e Troops uniter his t.N.I tIYI CZ . 41 gaud hek,lll ,„ Or, they 17 th July, THE GOTTENBURGH MAIL, ri.srxEint,,AUG. OLoPEws, Russian Minister at the Cobrt.of Sweden, retuned to Hel singberg, y&Aerday from St., Petersburgh, to which place he went a short time since upon a very stn portant Mission, regarding the affairs of Ponaerania,. which are said to be concluded, and that a consider able body of Russian Troops are on their march to wards Stralsund. it is also said, that a very brge Rus sian Army (which is still increasing) is assembled on the borders of Prussian Poland i s and there are some reports that hostilities have already commenced be tween the Russian apd 'Prussi.,in Armies. GOTTI:N/31.771G11, .AUG. 100 Sail of MerchantShips,under Convoy of the Ptince Fiche, and Sally Armed Vessels, put into this Port on ,Friday last, where they are still detained by westerly winds. VIENNA, AUG. 10.—The movements and - re-. morals of the Auc:rian Troops still continue. The recruiting which has been begun is carried on in the' different Provinces with the utmost activity, and'" after the sth will be soin 'Vienna. The Tvlinister at War will, about tbe,triiddle of this month, invest tht;`Troovi iu their differrit poz sitions; The repoit that an attempt has been made at. Constantilople on the life of . the GRAII) SIGNIO4 is not confirmed, This day two Couriers' from Paris pasted through'. Vienna, one of which carried Dispatches from the. French Government to the Charge cr-ighires,. - PA: 13 A and the other froM theTurhish*Ambassa.,, dor at Paris, ALM) to the Porte. , B.ATtSBON',.. AUG.- 1 2.—According to' 'accounts . from Poland, the Russian TioopS a sSe rnbled on the FrOntiersot that Province ainOunt. tti atl 4rmy of 12°,0,06 men„,:which is daily augmenting. 11 Se,ll:t FRE ,'TR. KU ; AUG, 13.—0 n the 7th: of An., gust i iwrson at distinstien arrived, at Vienna from Paris as a Negotiator, Baron D.1.1.13ERG, the Envoy, from the EleElar.of Ifesse to his Majesty the Emperor oi France, and King of ltaly,r has'arrived here'frotn Parr and tile' day after to-morrow will proceed on his jotirney to • , Palk. SwArtA, write,from the 'ltalian 'Frontiers, that the in of Troops of two neigh hourirtg Powers will in future be equal, and, as bOtie will bee a a re.spettable footing, no lean; are entertained ()fan interruption of'public tranquillity.- 'The inter- change of Couriers is,' liowever,: i•Ory frequent, Andmany movements anti altpratieps of position have taken place both among the ;Austrian and French Troops, especially along the iliVer Chiere. 13n itt.TN,, Au°. Glf4ouGg has arrived hero from Dresden. On the . 4th instant the A 11541141 Envoy ChambeN Inn Count Zicity had his audience` of Entry at Dresden. His Boyal flightless , Prince Fr,Ennatcn. CHRI TIAN LOUIS, of Prushia; will go frorri'Munich, by Vienna, to Vonice - • ll i E TWO Sri PT . 3. The PIII!;CE of WALEB arrived in time 'yesterdak to, dine with the Ito YAL KO!rt,Y , and spend the even in with them. larly this morning [Fs MAJi3sTy, accompanied by the POKRS 'or YORK, ei r Mi I rHLAND) and CAg- BI:TOGV, rode on horseback by lbderroo% and re. , turned through Malcolm. Regis soon after nine o'clock. Princesse3 .1 . .1.ity and AbIELIA bathed thiS morn !big,, And a fter wards' xv4k.ed on 'the Esplanadtt, at tended by Mira PLANTA.. evtain HARpy, Lord Ntiat.soN'a Capiroin, rived, who waited His NlAJEsry's return from hib . ride, and had a long conversation With Tiw weather pray ing fine a little after twelVe o'clock, His MAJLsTy, thc: NONCE,. DUKES of YORK-and CAmaittool , :, Princesses AVGUgTA, SONTIA, and A,4ELIA, rode to Dorche ster: The .Ibergay.einty is expettcd .to . float-the next spring tide, _Arrivals at the Royal Hotel . Thornml, : 1 14rir'%Viht , !4 . ;:ilbY • Rev. flr. Beak,' sir' • Lady, F3mity ; Mr. Beazkey, Mr. :!..I'4l, anti i'3rquharson, Mr. afici Mrs. Gibbons and ra nii4, CuimltA Coltwooko. . , 'FHi following Bulletin was this morning sent from the Admiralty to LLOyn's : 4, Admiralty-office, Sept. 5. " By Advices received this morning, the Com bined Fleet of the Enemy remained in Cadiz on the V3d nit. and the Carthagena Squadron in that Port on the I sth of thLk'same 'month." enAltLEs ii taken another tr . tpio 9er, wan y this sum mer , but rc-turn 3 fo ttroo r. .the 4;pciiitig.of Cov . ebt Giirgien The;.itre. ' PRnsiiRvATIoN- op Gmati.— The -foltowbig ad vertisement i., copied from a J)idilin Paper (It the (.29th Noticeis hereby gn tiler the 1 of ricrie.lnt is poisoned, for pre;ervation or the ,6'ame," A new ••;ociety has it seems been insiitnted t Wolvei ; fiatupton, trader the ttam4 of Tbq lA , Club. le thoy ;.idl - ,crf2 to tlicir title, it is riot ifiaL the Chairktait will have the trouile of enforek any rules Ow) , may have formed, a 4 it; 'is not likely that the. Members be at Olt, troubl e of violating the 01, The only al4iveirrincip4ls ar,on, them win prikably be to push. round . NEWS. PoßTstiourn, Sgrt. 4.--;--A'rriVed last evening the Camelean Gun-brlg, Lieutenant STAINES, from the. Straights, and is put. under quarantine at . the Mother bank; and the Sportsman; ST'ANTEN, from Gibraltar. kiived this 'afternoon L Esjriegle S)6op . of Capt. Moms, frbrn Cork, with 23. Sail of Trans ports under Convoy, among which are thefolloik ing—commerce, Crtnss ; Hero, Gant; Hope, niox.6; and the Friends, of Whitehaven..l.;ZsPiegie is . apiointed to take , Convoy to Cork again; will sail in the morning Arrived also, the Orion, HUDSPOTII v from Sun: derland ; and Goodwood, WILLIAms, from London.. Sailed the chance Cutter, with Convoy of about ten Sail, to. the Downs; Ftow Margaretta, I3ONE, for Embclen ; and Mary, Mircurt.t., for Sunder , . I land. Passed by thp Sac &Nero from Santa Croix, hound. tc)Penh:lgen. 'Four passengers landed here from her, who say the (being 'a running ship) saw nothing of the homeward-bound West India Fleet on her passage. ''L'Espiegie, from Cork, brings the iiitellignce that the East India Fleet, and Expedition undef:General Bina), sailed from thence on Saturday evening in all'about 10u Sail, under their rospe6tive Convoys, for their particular destinations. • The CameleonGun-brig„ from Gibraltar, Cornmu 7 ' nicates the news that.. the combined Fleets, of t2(5 Sail of the-Line, are • in Cadiz, 'and that the Fleet under the comrriand of Admirals"(JALDEß and Cot, LINGWOOD:have blOpltadeti._ that Port with 26, of the Line, :She:'brings 1) patches ifrom Admiral CoLt4tiowocoo, whb had been joined orizCaaii. several Ships krotiGibraltitr, which, when'joined by Sir 11.•CALoB1t's Fleet, will saki a Force of qd of the Line. ` The Ca:qieleon waited Several dais after the Euryalus. Sir it. CALLE/1114d not eettially joined Admiral COLLINGWOOD, as he was'working intp:cadiz Bay when the came/eon She is put under quarantine at the Mother Bal:, That I the Combintlid SquadrOns ado: neorl? : . pent up by a .. force more than .equal to destroy them,. at a crisis N/lien •we have lionne'word-bouild Convoys Whose value is stridlY'limited at tWentpoight lion„must.be a cause of national sm.:A:at-lion; The .Ddiance, Of /4 gulls, Captain Duaum, is begun refitting at 'Spitiiead, she received eighteen shot in her hull in the late engagement, It is clic(lorscoo.l chat Lora NELSQN comes here to morrow, ;Ltd that clue l'ia)77,/ will sail ou Saturday. Six P. .: 1 41.—Capt, tiroznY is this instant arrived. Lord is un he road. The Vi Rory sails to- morrow. +--~-, PLY MO trikili SEPT . evening arriied here th,! Pita . 0, of 3( guns, Capt. IlAng hay ing irt tow the..Frr...nch FrigLlte Diolon, of 44 guns, her prize. The.latter i 5 a very bite, ban:twine . Fri gate, of the largest out totally dismasted.. The Phaysix and her prize have bow Juade the signal to come into Harbour ; the former appears iiut to luße received so much damage as might have been texvected, from the length and gallantry v;•ith which the a6tiOn was sustained. Arri ,, ed the friirrva , Edituteth, from Roviedo, laden with sugar and coffee, bound to Tonningen, detained by the Ludt, Warren Armed Ship. Arrived the //ranter and Lady Warren Armed Ships from a einize; and Diana, Capt. HA' so With brandy, from Cette, for this Port. 2.---.Airived the Venetian Ship Pella hide ettirlella fromLi3bon Atmai mu Ships Gosport; Dtrc lititß, -from Norfolk, 40 clays passage, with tobacco ; Gratitude, llowz, from Plymouth Requin, PALTTYJOIIN, from Neath ; and Sisters, HALL, from Comma,. :Sa4ct the Diligence, JARD, for Pen zinlce ; Friends, JitraswAtiLE, for Swgnsea ; Fortitude, JENNINos, for Burry a ltaxvr or bider, W Plyntoutly;' Yllnt/74lici:, t;.)r Porsgrupci,. • Poor.:, SUPT. 4.—A very large homeward-bound Fleet tia51:.1.1 by this IlLur:ling early, stipi;osed to bt• from the. West ludies. Dow,: , SEPT. 4.—The two new-con stratM Boat s, the Gemini and Cancer, which have been built here under the dirt ttion and inspection of Lieut. Rontx soN, of the Royal Marines, for Sir SLONE? SMITH, were again wade trial of, yesterday, when the gun was landed, loaded, fired, - and re-illipped, ip one minute. These vessels have exceeded the expecia tion formed of them. The :Polecat Privateer, of this place, has dettined and atilt . into the Ito Ads an American Brig and Sehoonvr, stitl to 'contain Dutch property, and aro 'expeC;;.l in next tide. DrAL, SEPT. 4.--=Arrived the Hete and Aliazine Frigate,;; 't;ieSl.:)op; Puky, Discover j, He la, Ve.s.o an,l many other Shipn of War, fror4 Cruize oft' the ii'n?nch COiuit, and remains , in tike Down 3 with a lnr l , , y Fieet of Ship.; /.0: . War, Ponlbs , (31111- brig 4, Pjre.;.. - efisei,;, and Tran: ti);)rtn; ICAN NPR, for Arn4fic3, and ser'ernl other.p4P,N*9::-.bPttnd. night, after post, tiro, and 1 1 offtur'Fishing Sloops. brought Torbay, on board: His Majestys ' Saracen , ly in g 55 sinArt•fine looking sailors, which were part an d i the brave crew of His Maje4ty's Ship ./1/aneke, • tirhiCli the . SlOop iesterday, Morning took out o f Foreigner at sea. Soonafter that memorable actio they were put on board'one °Nile French GOrVe.ttes, V,IIQ, aitilOVgh they had near '2O surviving Ina on ave veterans , board her, were afraid o f those 50 br who, no doubt, would s oon have rose on and took their ship from them ; they Were g lad to liberate theth, and Fit theM on board the 'said Foreigner—. • ThwZianche was most no bl y defended to the le • extremity. 'The Saracen rem ains here, as does tO hired Armed Ship Harlequin, which also last nigh' arrived. The Spanish Schooner prize, Notre Doi Dolora, sailed last nigh t for Jersey, tliongh the is backened to the Southward, CawE'. . . . ' the s, SErr. 4.—Arrtved here this morning . Atri , CiCan ship Cerdrlia Copt, Jjlikt WILLIrrOSI .frOn3 -Alexandria, laden with totiacco, for 6 rj, el ' r:•-. Sailed the , ' American Ship • Americo ' 11° : 8-21' 1 1 AR( . 111,, Master, laden with stvrar, A c"ti' iree ' 1113 • 4: ' w . oct , 'fqrToriningen. „ It, 4 . . c W r ilt i l w l l ' l ree 'Ll r recruits the vare' A T r r n a I I; I D ' 9 e r p t i b i r 3 , t eNl::trall:u.l ;:; seSs)O'n of ai' . sei‘ by about .sp . of i-1,-.) r,.•craiti, .•,. .., tile. very rqsolutetaud ext:'.aordinary, vxerriei of cur were -preva;ted, rind ' the . whole of ther g ' e. cured below until her arrival at this port, A (it'l le , t :. cal. c9ureiNtlitini4.ta be held on the .\hitinoets ''''' .sail: b ' y '- t .- ,h ' H ni t ' c ) . ;fling -fot S . PitheaS; t' ' .6 .t1 -t' • tii;rl); sail. of Vi6tu,...ai:er:s,../IO r'OCrls.., ,• ' • ' Foutgrotiiii,B*.i , .. t i 1, • t from 00 .... . ;:a,--, orgc ec Downs, put sick aia hrought to in the Ness IVA vi.tt )1 '4l-r. 4.- 2 16111*i as abovo, with a iarg e '' 1. • - • c fi l\ o le r ; a Pi c N ri.i l i t i r e . i o.ifiu.stt.iiceapmeti'lli:iiitlice'oSais.nt:'/Ibilialticir I,:ibl:'gbi.t4eril I , i us, " iIC . , lit' news. Very few:of theEn.cnq'o. Glin 4tlselj ° • • . . . DITRADVTION OF .1' re IZE Nfa"*.; pii b u T: T o o Officers anti •Ccapany of i Mjsr.s:facfs 80( A mpliiirii-ttelle-, C4ollre ,o 1 the Sp-inisit ships P r. ,' 18 , 5 , ihr itiv on k _v . nt the 12311 l3th ( ! f 130,;,,"duriog 10 1 mo „ , . u4tr" i •ouevery Mothim and fliiirsro. latb. !t"4, 41 ti" ) C.l Lion litil, ifigh stfort , 1 3 /" 11 . ......, . en k si ta i A . Letter from :in Officer on board. the jol one_ .. of Admir4 CoLLtbrowocos Sr[aadron, bt':' ,) U i(l/ ?') the 2f...1d ult: and which viereceived yestadj% contains , the fofldwing intelligerwe : - ",„•„;(0 I) 4 ° „..,, . A 4 opportunity ofers 'tor 1 -1 4 4 "-',„' :.-1 1,:il, 1 0 11-0 " Which arrived yesterday' froth '1',, 4 .- igle l / 1 1 1 ,, t1 : e,.gt of Lord NELSO.>I., and returns v0111;1- 0 , 4 tci F i e -orti*hip haVing left us R month JP , °I I , 1 : e . 05.• tcrda rl'a We were chacedfrera the 1310cyeety, ar b wo i nf - o_ aud L u rdit r . o :. a. Y. e :;: atßiw : v i e r n o i ei c ri n d. Il il a rlibi t rl ' i e ; t e 3arr : s r u e soo l s l : fe l o rl '° m:: 6c a l v e s i o, : j d ) l : ln t tl : b i diu r b- r ir- s:t ds tt a id ltc l i iF efo pti ti ls C e ti, ee s f p yr a t i oi iii:t lc id p vi lti re : i it : l l l4 l ,A l! o: 4 br t it i t ej l i e ll i - , m ‘iti a s .c isting of 3 7 . sail of the ,hle . , besidei. l i lf v ij; , r , Chace, must have h h a a v v e e t f al u e r t ' l S' i: of :he' Lline l l cille : :1111 ao,,,,,,:o:itTpirl,e.'syc,nhttftvebloncokawdialdi C u a y di:: , :vi th 616 ‘ - SAil cf cletp?.. Line we were befige blockading, Jr, ~ , ,I , j c t. n Line, besides a number of Frigate-411 (),`, ,i 4 t , ur-us, we may, to get to Gl. 1 - i'l)' ) ' aio: od L adb : ,..) V tib e raudn i are s,d ' a r e : ir i ali t : .. t i l o a u , P t ,e. .lly . 10:11ro Ballaratal i•inlveftit:ri•ol::t I I I g i l e r d : : :_; 6 1:: :: r : : : I fe; tl t i EtsoN; but tii• areatest rnisf_ertuill', sh ip il cr. ~,~ ' —,....., , 'll9'l le ' TLIP, CLEOt4TRA FIzIGATE.—i-The ki lu ' l i ,, l i.a solutions of the Committee o f the Pilt' . _ i( l : i;f , to Fit not having before appeared , we think it r't them before the Public : # 10 ! /I' a " Resolved, That a Sword of one hundrO, 11°0001r, bel . presente , l to Captain Sirs It IA I/ 1 , , I I of Me t rX l}o ' Frigare, for his Spirited and ');;lldr,t cisiollittl in, ,r,,;911' :rll ,. , So'clisabling the Ville de Millio. 1.,. tii reiiiierigi,j, isiv d o c i r T of eitliilt engagipg or cficaping His Majoi! , s or.: I : l : c. V C n i re ct rU t i r c l , : l i a i e n l e F h i i r g y trt : l : C''l l e i v, lni ni : 'lli r il iz i ; i h3gt o Sti r t :: tets .(C ;? tl'i lx li :J e l : n ! ci .t i (lct o ,. (4l : : ::; :j : 47 t f r : l e li ::;;: n t;g ::: /j 1 I l ini i g l i e:Y i t ; ' , 1 1 ::: : L ; : F l i r : III 1 11 : :1111 ! flti : ,( 7 : : 1 (I l li t tii h b011 e e):: : 11 1 11*he a 11 : 1 " keSOIVeI Tlf ' t ' • he difl .00 t k :l i l T 1 1 1 "1 211%1 44 ' t ls:l 'x ' te li f i l e t :itgrelia.,l4sl.liir'iee:it :,,,,,i,,C,:lit;gcl.bcf, wg . II ill da , , :1 re ll a l t e tal E : I ia:drjtOrldtilefle d::Ppl,;fi of 41111riti.eildY ' 11out5e:111,)11‘,icL: Vylimtc-:r Axtillt...ty, were inant.cuvfed it) t i , 4 " ,ittj ' ,-,1.1V 0 Fiore, to' the number ttf. nine; nu FrPY,c,,„.‘,), di'etti and Sunday.' in every`polilt of N iew it') ," 1 , ,,i j , the," force of four:ie-under3 etich could be V 5, es y o clit) Were difeeted :by , signals fro6l a Tiiiiityle-dtbet nalnadn:rhue.veroersr)wEtens'sotN,voitai.hy' I,lvillig,icifiii"ticiery;ttl.rihik,(ll:,.::tca,ltft-;1:" st:4l , ts but Ilso ev'n - ed the great ju:f3,l° dvi I c 1 t. . . . val knowledge of.. their, Lieutenant-Coht!';',l,ll: c‘leh re,Lctor. ' They Were -ipanceavod ,in dic t i l ` t t : ir foe in (lay, and in patising each tither °P ene , " ow tvtfole; a*sitnilar manner tti citgaglig fle.it-3.--ts.l eof they v, , „ery ; admiiably, CLOT` and c I 1 frendered 4 prove that their,force and ability 111 3 Y ' l3 ' the ir car much importanc'o should a nc.ce6sity fo,r_ Ployment ac-tirist an , enemy presentitse xttip . -e,tertilY e ' f Gutt,ntrALLN—A 74,ing Aviiinan } . ha tia, to lilted articlei of the peai:e aVitiil -11111,'?:1130(5, CtP iii usage, beating her in l • voy criocif.7le,,itt.l4 het habiting with another w()111r), o'la,,ii;:rated by' '-''' and faMily. The complaint • wai c0r . . 0 , ~a i ~ 1 A tt) veral respealble wittwie.., ~ifle 12 '-.." , o d 0 bc,sion,) tail tamlwer , the osault at .E u , ~ , knep the peace. - , , , , ~0 Pierr: i , 0 1 to ._. , ponßtz,"nelia‘r--431;ollt:\t:In7lcita4mYt:11.411:: iii:i:L.;:c'. 1....4:'''.j.1::11:' (/' It riusepont .INI. Y. fp; the ..:(r.tatti 'at ~ y ,'