The Sun. — London, England, 1805-06-17 00:00:00

N Ml~ MAILS. notteribiu g h, t I) tilllin, t Waterrord. fl;o7l44rgh, i GottenburAii, I 1,6b0n, Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS • THIS DAY AT TVVILV O'CLOCK. Resiured Ann. -= 58f 1 Otnnium ' T E S, UN. SOLEM QUIS DICERI FALSUM AtTLIZA.T ? L 0 N D 0 N, MONfIXY, JUNE 17, 1805. • 31 I,2,tsT night we received, Paris Papers to the 9th, and Dutch Journals to .the f 2th inst. It is said in the Moniteur of the,stlr, in a Note upon an Article extra&ed from an English Papei— " In a monthyou Will know to what place the 'Com bined Squadrons are gone." This may perh;qm he intended to, mislead us ; but if not, it seems more probable that the Enemy's Fleets are destined to the West Indies than to the East. . A. Letter from 'Berlin, in the' lifoniteur, gives . '` somefurther details of. the spirited ad of the Kt 1:"G' of SWEDFIN, in returning the Insignia of the Order ,of the Black Eagle to the Xlima of PRUSSIA, and contains some in,innations and remarks, doubtless fabricated at Faris, which evidently s'hew how much dis incident has vexed the magnanimous Emperor of France. A Letter from Vienna of the 28th ult. States, that considerable alarth of War had prevailed there in consequence of the increa , ,e . of the Military Establishment, but that ibis had subsided in conse quence, is it was 'supposed, of pacific - 11 , :pateheA having been received. from Milan, • BONAPARTE remained. at Mflan on the 2d inst. The Moniteur is still at wOrlc publishing Inter ' cepted IYspatches from India, which fill eight plrnentary sheets, but they are of old sitte•i i and contain nothing interesting. The French Funds - Nem on the 7th at Ct. 40. DlsPArctiEs,:, brought by the 'John B/d/Cutter, haVe been , brought from the West. Indies.—No ac count whlitever had been received 'zit Jamaica ~ Vhen the John Bull, kft that bland Of .the arrival of the Combined' Squadron,, or any part of them, in the West Indies. - * Our Letters from Portsmouth cbritriin an account of a' gallant attempt made by on of our small Cruizeis to cut off a 'Division of the Enemy's Fictilla: !t is observed that they lipid never before ventwed :out so openly in the facc of day, and we are inclined to thiak that the treatment' they expe rioncod will not encourage them to repzat the expe-, riincnt, %;..rwyy~~.,,, Tt101,1 7 .1/ no pcisitiVe information has yet been receivrA of the Combined French. and Spanish Squa drons, yet them' is stror.z, reason to believe, that tilt:7 have seplrated, and that the Spanib. Squadmn is destined for an attach npon Trittitlrd. It iS very well known that the Sparish Government 'showed the ,greatest reittaance, during the Nvgotiatioh s fo r Peace, to Consent to, that Island being ceded to Great B r : t , i i n , a nd w e have zlo doub: but that they wotdd eagerly seize any 'opportunity of 'attempting to .cover it. We sincerely hope that Trinidad. my be the obj‘ta of attach, becau , xl front the measures' adov,ed, WC I.IIIC no appreltcllsl3ll that .11', (7 eniaid ‘ 3111:0-'5C1 . 111 11 ; artit from tic st3t:, of Our Naval Force in the West lii- dies, the rational hope may be 'entertained of the eotnpicte deStrualon , of the. Enemy'S Squadron. With "respea to the Toulon' Fleet, dOubtS arc strd eateit4 ll ,..,l whe,ther it has' shaped cour,:e to the Brazils, or to the Citpe' of Good Hope ; the latter hOWever,' seems: to it should prove to , be correa, we have no' doubt but that, after having takfla posses;iicn ofthat l'alu:lble Settlement., they will make cut attempt upon Ceylon. On Saturday • morning Itbout eleven o'clock, Their MAJL:47IBS and PartlcL,Lrli left Windkor, in .fonr e:artiageli and four, „aIA . procerided to DrOpotore ibr' the Fnrpoi.e of reviewing the. Rt2girnent of Backinvamshire \Minn toer Cavalry lull infantry: The ' ROYAL . •PARTY were rtillt . bi Lord C.hz - tivita.z, the Commander of the Cru'pl, anti , everal other Officers. On their en trlocc into liii Paik, His NTAYYSTY mounted his proteeded to Review; accOmipt., by the. Pii M CP. 'of . VVA Lf;3, attended by Gene rah, GARTH', EITZHOY, al)cl a npttther of °them-- p is sr evrc.F birrISCH highly pleased with the appearance of the Corps. After the Review had Pli6hed, Lord , Gig F. N V ILL it con,duoted the Rov P. , lay to IM mansion, - k.vnere they , were entertained with a sumptuous dinner. OYAL FAM,LY re. turned to I .tv indsor at five o'clock. . Yoterday morning the n6YAL F.474rmr wrilkid to ;,;, , urge's Chapel, and he: an excellent Sertnon cried by the Thum of Wti:TR, f rom t h e 24th Cliapter of St. :,,fatthew'„ and .Cf.i th verse.. After Di:. vine Servio„ they went . to Frogrnore. y.t o Al:cot Races with theirpresence. tc4r l oll- 17 ;'• Lady Nehon Letter of Marque, of Ginsgow, has captured a Spanish Vessel frora Carthatena for „eadi.4; worth tuo,oool. and carried her ,to Ant...r;ca, The. Lady Ne4ciz and her krrie' afterwards elperi very se.livt.tre vase nearly sipking w i te r, they reached .14111e6 River. noir Tits'. MEAT!! P‘IPERS. Nuts, JoNE B.—The Artni or Brest, under the older, of the Marshal of the Empire„,,AuomtEAtt, have presented an Xcidre:;s to His Majesty the Em peror and King, in which they reiterate the assurance of their unalterable devotion to him. " May we,•6ire (it is said at the= conclusion of the Address), in eke cuting the plans conceived by' your genius, prove to the English that our 'hatred against the disturbers'of the "world equals our attachment to the Hero who would give . it peace and happiness." fvery thing seems to announce an important change in the political state of Liguria; but we wai t until certain information enables us to speak upon this subject with certainty.. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM VIENNA, MAY V.B. Considerable apprehensions were for a thne tertained here that the War was again about 'to be renewed. The public alarm *as very visible on the Exchange; Government Paper sold last week four per cent lower than it did at the beginning of this Month. 'Happily, however, we have received. assurance that oar . relatiOns - Avith Foreign Na tions are w no danger' of heipg interrnpted, and . our fears, and the. effeas they produced,.. have almost entirely 'subsided The cause of. the alarm originally wai.. the plan for augmenting the Peace Establishment of the 'Army, coupled with the circumstance of the formation of a Camp of '60 . 3 000 men in Stiria,, and the positive orders f.A. all absent Officers tiljoin'thelr Regiments. But. yester 7 , Claynn Order was pubh,,hed, allowing Officers and Soldiers retur,l to their harries. The cause of these ccntradi&ory Orders is .11Qt known,. but it is suppoied that Pacific Dispatches have ' n r e ceived lik from Milan. , B ERLTN , M A y following are some of the details of the pm mark: of fplly manifested by the KING of S : 'addreised, M. TA rtRAC Prussilu Minister at 'Stockholm, to 'transmit ,home the Order of the Rick - .The Minister .an-' swered, that this adair,had nothing in common with the.husiaess of the tegati . cal, and that ha. should addrNs hi, Minister at Berlin M, BurNdsmA N. The Swedish Charge-d'Affaires 'at that Court, in fad, re- ceived a. Letter addressed to the Krwc, of .Pat;SstA, with 4 packet' enclosinj- the Ensignia, of the Black This Minister, much embarrassed, and aware of the filly of such condua, 'consulted M, D'lltaDEistrito, relative , to this foolish Mission, .Who advised him to gain time, and to'see if there was no means of taking a lucid interval of the KING of SWEDEN tOCOlrtinCe him hoW extraordinaryand in considerate his condua was. M. RttINcxSIANN hay/ ing afterward demanded an ,official interview with M. tr,ne.,; Eo, that Minister delayed it as long, as he could, to give the -KIND.; of SWEDEN iitilts to refl - ba oil Ibe iilmaion in which, he would place himself its the ey - es of Europe. In the cad, how6 - cr,; in consequence of the reiterated damands of M. IlatNcr,NtANN, he received the packet, and the Letttr itidress:xl to the King. The Kt'. o f p ius , srA regarded it as beneath his. dignity to send back the, Swedish _Order of st..set , aphitu,,which he re , ccived in - 17e-7 in ounange tor the Prussian Uccle!, He contented him elf with observing, a profound lence, and giving orders to his Ministers to quit Stockholm without delay. He caused it to be nothied, at the same time, to M. 13aiNcmitANN, that 116, should henceforth cnnSider him only as a simple Individual. Sqveral Prussian General Of ficers, ho‘vever, who had been decOrated with the: Swedish Order, amongst other's Lieutenant- General SCItIMETTAV, who received it in 17pit, in- 1 dignant ',at hid happened, resolved to send it. back. M: Dr. SCIIMETTAU, sent his Insignia back, accompanied by a I,6tter to GusrAvus AvoLpnus,. which that PRINCE will loqg remember. .The KIN o of PRUSSIA approved•of: this patriotic ctQ, and gai - e the ribband of the Red Eagle to* M. ScAxiETTAu. mAD , AID,' MAY the .27th of last month there was 3 smart contest in the Waters- ofOropesa, On the Coast of Valencia, between •an English .Schcoaer and a Division of .Guatda, C0341e; . under the orders of ,Lieutenant de .Vaisseatt Ettmit/EL -Moscoso RE.NNAAANDA. The .division having dig. covered the Enemy's 'vesivl three leagues , frorn the Coact, set sail to attack her. Ile 11:army soon took flight, keeping up, 'however, a smart fire; but at the iiktati(l3 of musiet..shot front our Veifiel she struck. Our,ve,iek were So Much darnaged by the wave::-,, that they 'w (re obliged to suffer the St•hoOner to run aground, after Kist ag received the crew on board filet% The Schooner was armediwith eight guns ; her crew con,i , ,ted of .56 Men, 2R of whom Were killed and sty wound,..d :n the combat. We cr.tly tWO :new killed zind two I rytie Pork nnd Ncnsingtoti Gardens exhibited a most 'yeautitiil attrative scene yesterday. Tlie uncomt - nnn serenity arid fineness of the Vl l eather Vitt .811 ranks abroad. The Park was 'reimirkably full Of carriages. The Royal Gardens of Richmond mud Kcw t: ill ont rto the Public on Sunday twxt, and every Suaday duri.!:,; the Summer. N L N. Pon the LONDON G.4zF,rrE, "'J.,. ---•.. ~ Admiiwity-qflice, Tillie 1:), ) 1805. Copy of a Letter from near-Admiral Dacre , :, Com manidef in Chid,' of .(Es 113iiesty's,Shipl ,and Pa seisgat Jamai c a, to Wiiiiath Marsden, En dated on i'odrd His Majesty's Ship 'Shark, Port fifiyal, - April 8, 1805. • SIR, I herewith transmit, for their Lordships' infer. mation, the Copy of .a Letter received from Capt. Mudge, of the Blanche, acquainting me of his hav ing captured a French Privateer, lam &c. J. R. DACRES. Hi; Thdesty's Ship Blanche, gy Cape Ti- SIR, &won, April 3, 103.. I beg leave to acquaint= yon with having. this day, captured the Wench schooner Privateer IA Hazard, mounting 3 guns and . 58 men, after a chase of .;!ti hours. ' 'I am, I‘c. (Signed) Z. MUDGE. Rear-Admiral Dacres, Com mu ado- in Chid', &c. &c. - Admiralty-Qffiee, June 15, 1805, -- Copy of 'another Letter frOm Rear-Admiral Dacres to William Marsden, .1!:y. dated on &surd His Algiesty,s Ship Hercule, Port IL: 2,4 d nartour, April 1305. SIR, I have the honour to enclose, for their Lordships' information, the CAvy of a Letter .1 have received from Capt. `Le Geyte, of the Stork, acquainting me, that.the Pinnace and Cutter had cut- out a Dutch Privateer; also another Letter from- Capt. ROti, of the Pique, to Vice -Admiral Sir John Thomas Duck worth, stating, t s liathe luta captured His Catholic Majesty's Corvette Orquijo. aM,. J. R. DACRES. his ?Majesty',. , Sloop Stork, (W . Mona, March: ..95, 1805. .I,have the honour to acquaint you, ..that the Pin nace and Cutter of the Stork, with 18 men, under the command of Lieutenant Robertson, assisted by Lieutenant Murray, on .the night of the .‘,.!3d instant, cut out of the Harbour of Cape. Roxo, in Porto Rico, the Dutch Schooner Privateer Antelope, .of 5 guns and 54 men, 40 of which were only on board, and of that number but 15 were made. Prisoners, the rest making their escape by jumping nag the water. .11; the Antelope was prepared te' heave down on the following day,.. her guns, &c. wereon board a Brig, alongside of whiert she was lashed, and from the circumstance of her Crew being divided between the two Vessels, and prepared to defend themselves, it beanie neceiiary to board them both at once which was etfecacci in a very gallant manner, with out any Other accid.,nt on our part than that bf Lieu tenant. Murray, 'and one Seaman, being slightly wounded. , • ' Lieutenant Robertson, whom I have always found an Aaive and"valuable (Mimi, appears to have con dthed himself upon the present occasion with great steadiness, and I liave much pleasure in acknow ledging the sense I entertain of Ms Merit, as well as that of Lid:tenant Murray, and the'Seamen em ployed, The Antelope is a tine 'Vessel, and a remarkably fast sailer. I have the Honour to be, kc. (Signed) G. LE GEYTE, To Rear-Admiral Dacres, Commander in Chid: His Majesty's Strip Pipie, of the Havannah, Sri!, Fi 1.. 8, 1805., • ' I have the honour to inform you of .our having, this afternoon, captured :ibis Catholic Alajesty's Cor vette Orquilo, of 18 guns and $ men, eorntnanded by Don Manuel pegoagra, from Carthagena to Ha vitnnah, with.dispatcheui, which were thrown over bbard before we ook po:Ne , isiott. I have, the Honour to be, &c. C.ETJUILES B. H. ROSS. To Sir Johna. Thomas .I.)ilekworth K. B . . . . of the Blue, Conmander ait Clad; trc. 'Lee. • .i.idmiraltg-gffie(., June 15,•1805. . . Copy ofa.4eiter crow Captain DOS . akmd,'off-iis Ma je,yty's Ship Earehante, to ility-sdan, Ere - 1 . (toted on board the said .Ship, at New Providence, 4th of 180 . 5. • stti, I avail myself of the opportunity of a Packet, tmil ingfor England, to enclose you a C o py o f a letter which I have this day transmitted to ilear•Admiral D.icres, Commander in Chiefat Jainaic 7 a, giving an account of my having captured' His Catholic Ma jesty's Schooner La Pjizabeth, commanded by Don Josef Fer Fexcgron, of 10 guns and 47 men. Also: of a most gallant .exploit performed by- Lieutenant Oliver,' in storming and taking a Fort, :in : order to' • etre& the capture of three French Privateers,Sup pwd to be laying in the Harbour of Alariel, on the island of Cuba, and who, from' their piratical de predations, 'had Much annoyed the trade Of His Ma jesty's SubjeCts, as Well as the ccanmerce7of Neutrall\ itititas . ; and although the objet- of the Expedition \Va . S not fully oboiined, in consequenee of their ink sailed.the evening previous to the attack, yet still, I trust, the bold and manly coudua displayed by I,icutenant,olwei will be honoured. with the probation of My Lords 'Commissioners of the Aarni ratty ; and althovigh Lieutenant Canipbell had not the good - fortuneto share in the glory of thisintend cd'enterprige,-yettiFezit credit is due to hisintentions. and exertions. Lieutenant • Oliver speaks in the . highest tents of commendation of the spirit and 'ala crity of the Hon Altneira De Courcy,,as Well as the whokt of his intrepid crew., I leave the honour to be, 8:e. 11. DASFIWO OD. Bacchante, Nen" Providence, SIR, " 13, 1805, I have the honour to acquaint.you, that on the ad initant, His Majesty's Ship under nly direftiOn, captured, oft the Havannati, His Cat,polic Majesty's Schooner La. 'Elizabeth, of 10 guns and 47 men, commanded by Don Josef Fer Fexegron. She was charged wtti dkpritches from the" Governor of Pen s:tcoia, which we re thrown overboard previous to stirr4tattring. • Ha\ iti2; received information that there wete three French PriVateers iu ti:e aubour of Mariiil (a An.,11 convenient Port, a little to the Westw'sird . of thmitirt had annoyed tnost con tr“doief His I\lajcsty's Subjea., Iran- their ... .. _ •t I slently passing thy:nigh the Gulp!), I cleteri ol , -- possible, to rout .this band of Pirate; for, trC 4it Plundering and ill-treating the Crew of ell \ r e:sSe' they. met with, most partieularly die fitle• 0 0' ricans, they were nothing better 4, and 1 Oliver and Campbell ha vin g , in H. most luslog manner, volunteeredtheit , 'ervio °" this hgar° occasion, I dispatched thes e cseellent Oflitto;P companied by the llonourabk Altwira De CO Midshipman, on the evening of the 5t instint,o two S o at 3; anti as it NUS absolutely •tra 06 possession of a Round Tower pear fort"! high, on the•top of which Were planted thtel'i,4 el-larb o L I 1 r i , eu s t o eti a a s twenty,four" pounders, with loop holes roold,'.' cketuliference - for musketry, and maimed vtill Captain and thirty roidiers; - [gave clirectios to ,'-'. tack and carry the Fort previous to their 1 retreat. tli being in the:ln...utmost Boat, findiag Foici f _ d ; ntto(eltliasb.elre, ththeetu tsaeisli,:arer 05,0; vexed, and, as not a monieat, W'a tO belOSt 0t61,% • criticar period, most nobly advanced, without"': ing for his friend, landed in the face, rind is 0 : sition to a most .tremendow fire., without tor sc.-ending to retail the salutation, mounted tif l'! „ , by a ladder whiCh he had previoasly proYidc',;:'; fairly c4rtied ' it by a conp-de-main, ~vitb ti'o ) ' . , ~, 0 0 men, leaving Mr. De Courcy, 'with ta", 0 to guard the float, with an accident . iO. O l brave mail (George Allison) wounded, "',:o unfortunately shot thnottgli the body' before no touched the ground, hut I atu Ii to sat, 51t, the care ' and attention of 111 . r. Willi,lols',l of won, he is alrea4 rapidly r*:overing!'"w had two .killod and three wounded. ' 01 ,4 I,letitenatit Oliver, leaving Serieant tea J, the Marines (who, from his bravery. att4 9 : 3 01 dash, deserves grot 'praise), with six tnerl,wleto the fort, and hat been rejoined by L'er 01 CAmPbell, dashed on to attack the Plivatee,so their mat moitification found they loa f; s'_'",,: k 4 day previous on a crnize; lie was tliere.or;;;;o tc? he contented with taking Po' s 7 egi to' Schooners, laden with • sttgar, which ae e , ji og lantly brought away Imo alongside alsrOlo'rrpgi of repeated di -chtuges of uisketry. nom ' 1 ; 1 f l oll and Militia whiCh potired down in ''' n the surrounding 'Country.. ' ' 1 rel''''' . I should not have been thus particular 0, ~o. ing, a' circumstance which Wilti not attelide,wl,;o ni ' 1 " timate success . were it not, to. in:uk 1. 1 1 ! er , ity of the' noble oonclua of 'Lieutenant t„liiiejoo,ll gallantly attacking and carrying a Fort ',,, ts id ; 14 • the men it contained, ought 10°11111'0 11 . 1 3 , n ot Et position against fi fty tittles the , inl lo- `, l ` lo r opposed ; but nothing could withst:in..lia jo, ;mid ; manly steps taken by th4t 011 i c e! ' toy 100 lant Crew on this occasion' and a" 'c r .. sod judgment, 4 the atieuipt Was most d;t1:1,140,10, .zardous, and had the Privateers hecil :-` ' the , * 0 1 t not but shores %could -have atwnde"t t ii l° • humbly solicit the honour of notio Q gallUnt Officer. he f'Ll'i -I have the Honour to , 00 11 mir . . .c, DV , . ' , (11 Tb Ret aettn.tirai Da d•es, Costnio? in "it/ Le f... 91 • tc! •Jr a. . , C. t. c• 1t3 05, , AdmiraltpOi ce, .filne 1 ~,Lake 0 , Copies of two Letters /Treat 01143' , n) • P 3,A,,,-EOl " mender of His Maje st y Ship the I. . - ic ham 'Mar •d , E- Oi. 4, S al, ,..„0 . . „ , I f a ., sr ft, ' ' a pira't Ci ' )ge ' r t he . in tyP itt , , I . have the honour to tonsalit, llo the ApiP .. ut lion of. the Lords commissioneri 'i t _ 1 orati e r a' Copy tat . my Letter sv Adanral 1.,0n. , this date; W , . - o ° s. /1141' Pt AtY I.ORD, 7 irpamt 01;3t I have the Mono nr to actin:llE4 yo.! 0 Or d liii 4 J 1 St• Majesty's Ship under my cornito.'lo„ol,o3,,urio cured the Spanish ship Privateef .P'.,l futaillbl, Sabastisn, pierced for go ro, Jo., aro?' nine -Pounders and. 4 eighteen-powl. a rid ° with 108 Men on bo ar o._ " • • ire froal' 0, She sailed fi lly-seven ;10 1 sl i— maize, tit' 0 and has taken, in ^ this andirst o tit ~....,: ~ znorland, an outward -lin Letter, t.ife Vri'y Li‘TrPool, after a SlCllart a c tion, An d I , . wick, from Honduras'. , . ' ke , t . ' to b°' ' I,Al'.'" I 113%.,2, the Iforiour wi.T, , Admiral Lord Gardner, tec.elic.t? c ' ' o,igt 4 f v ~ 0' I Sea o' 9 ; :. feill silt • 71oppze, 0- , 11 i n s 11 1 . • Loral -41r • . ( [o' I enblosc herewith, for the"' .. rtte o ito , ' .ion, a 'Copy of a Leticr 1 11:14V N."' ildiniral Lord Gardner. ~, be , ,c!, ,O. I have the. Flanol r L' w, 'l, 0 , i O, William :11arsden, Esq. • . 20;1'.10 ni Sea, filaY thatl, MY LORI 3, TOPaZ e t "' ' jilt yOl l, ' i .I have. the sati ti litaloll to acql. l _, los 1 ,02 .„ M: Jestv's Ship under d ay ''tur":a fel t ra cl 7, of an.:Qe* , still, havino• triji l l,. and 0 ',, , i10 1 Spanish Privarcer''Brig of 14 g 1 1 0 d a ys,,. . . St. sehastiati, out. from Vig . ~ . making a etiptiire. • be , Xe• , A O • . , I have the Honour to 8, ,i , , •e-• . erc. :‘ Admiral Lard Gardner, Ye! ' „hit . ......---,....--- i y*CSP -. ' 01 , --Arri;e, , , a , Po iiTSMOUTFI, .101411: lb' 1,. ga la ' 00 1 ' kith 1., A.,bo Majesty's liolllb rialPero, .outlc3r° -a Elliv.pa, Ann, IP - illia n rat ' an 7 t pOi Indiamen, under CO)ny. , Lietlt - . .)' 1 0 A ) Also His 3.‘lajes.t.v 6 ' Shir Leta'' Clif i ' " ' • .tt, ir °ll) from a Cruize ; Patientia, ft Ao • 1 a- C al' . : , stet. fifth' tare, COO 5, fl'olll.Lnl/"° 7 ere, ;iiil 1 14 '" ' • ' ' Shit) 111:111° ' 11 1 1 )t Satle4 Ills Afaje,ty g ts ,' , A l, ' .1 the ~, lily (aaing), Cqt, oAlair, OW . ... j ,l O . i‘Or.gr Lieut. "Z, ' G ft, - A Cll3-10 i e el OVN )1 , „. i vOli . for Norway. plc ) i 5 '"' . °Wt. The Jamaira Frio-ate, . ~ AtO ,n. i A atiebtl'' 110" CO , ir: 1 udiana ails. ~ Spl , MO . , to ?se% ou Aere a it ,a , The Glory, of hi a glito, i$ 'r" rho i5O l . pt • G 's Fig , u ‘ . ditto' v . receive Admiral S.rta,LP,, lia rft'll o'l' .I,oop sv • • /10 0 Comtnodore Si. Si-S. . , ii .„ I. . nt - tlie , A li ' 1 o c " 3 I-oemant Island station, 0' . d ,,, :a.,, f t V 1 - ;* 0 ~.,, ,„ o e. .. struck hi 4 hrow.l-pendant 0 P tie ts-R oe.3T ,ho c.P - .. 4 , - 7a London w ith Lady 11-00 PA v eilt- ~,,o v ~ ' .0.:(' rr , ~,,,, weft , ~, il t'aV Barba OeS wilt hint, *i ' ‘..' .figt ItCCI" - i the passate. The return 0 !., WV/lark Marsden, E.