The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-07 00:00:00

iItPORTANt .8 Tit DR p. P, 9, . . . .. ... .... TAAARAYI'6I4-01? 71.1 t EMPtit'aft 'Ol CEIU MAN Y. . ~, "Althoug h the Emperor lifis n6t as yet Itaken.any , died part in ihe different efforts which have been ..inkle, in the coarse of the present Maritime War, 4,t0 reconcile th e B e l l i gerent Parties, and re effe& the tnablishinent of Peace, His . Ma j• esty has net been thelessardently desirous that an obje& so beneficial 1O I l nald be obt a i ne d by the 'exertions . qf the Power .lose meliation teas .particularly solicited for that :Plate. • " Ili) desire on the part of to the COU of rtVienna iliaa:e4s.,rily increased from the time that events : , '. iv 'ivin& dire y the interests and the balance Of the Contineet, were produced by the ausequeilt '''' Ll *ioences of the War between France and Eng „.ll:4l, and front the time that liis Majes.o the Btu , or of the 1:ro.ell had publicly (I.elared that. the, , 4411 settleinet of ti..e affairs of Lomb ar dy s 6 deferred unti sly l the conclusion of this War' when would be iacluded in t oqicl to he - egotiations whi c h kvke place for its termi 1\ nation. Pr ods that time the Court of Vienna, who has Possessions in I LIY, and towards whom engagements were entered irttc) ft:Veftill,‘, that , i?nportant „part Of Etirope; found i ` ..t*lf 4"4lktdiattly interestM in the Stitt ins of the e i lcA. c , , 7 )ll ' t ut Peace i ana she has, in consequence, e t ~ 4 : - ' en tillTerent occas'ams , how anxious she to ha it i n h er . 'b utt to a e cole. pONVCr taCOlitn rate their openin. ~11 1, 7 It resulted from this dispo s ition, on her . part, „ . noth ing could be . tisfa&ory to her than :h ..111 ' intelligence of the pniacoirL fi csarreposal..,nside at the i t • `,bi th ill e n t , tt/ g ' if t his War by His Majesty the Emperor ti tan, i. r . e ,, rlch t° th 4 Court of London i .and of that.. te m ,. — 'r Power, in which she referred, upon that 4 . 2 to the intereereu- ne of itis Majesty the E. ~ ~,• ' t. all the ft teliiat,.. ID , st d r h aenounced, *rope A w ste '4 l " , e the P ar t (4.. bot h PoVier's i a moderate'and cone i '..ti,''htg disposition, wh:ch it was hoped the Mission ~ L Nov osivrzory tc ; ' `- /vii l tied a) i. : P aris offered and accepted a,ety, would realize: . .., yip, „, ~:,„ 414 therefore, with the deepest. ~ Zperor has regret that the learned that this 'Mission has been, Il th o s4r t bY the, 1, 0 recent changes in the cOnditiOn of 44 , tPubl* *. . ies of Gemo2. an d Lucca., !"ceding oh - to changes, reasoits of additional the speedy conimencerisent . of r . , and not being 'Willing to re- Which he had built upon the professed' and sOlertinLY con. Sovereign, the-Coat of Vienta good Offices, 'n the hope that the iliel) was enteitainea, from the all the PoWers, shd,ila.wat be She therefore invites the Courts 1 the Thuillerice, to inirtiecli4tely )11 which was on . the point Of t , , ready t o l end her most earnest Ni that tn t nis desirable alsje&, and flattering her, ) 4 44 ji .he Court of Berlin Will also contribute t'flii.?,l4,:tlber side, as a necessary cOnseStlence. til e , • t " Y interest vhich'she.has always Professed ~ - iati e , . A; reeqablislartent of the public repOsc." ;or, , ti . : . _ ~ ........:64 .`tN!'trph. Ntrrg ~ ,p ll - 114 . :1 /:, „hA it . orr ne IIAILDEN . 'tERG TO T 11i , Ti lt 1;11, . MIN hi'XII, tl. LAPORET. , (4 , 4111 q ‘.4ll`higllA I\lllli3tgt of State and of the ),t4is licceeZti,tlll,,l,ie deepest regret fi lets himself under, nvoy Ex,,,"" communicating to M. .LAVORIT' I,bfills4a:ra"rdinary iticl Minister Plenipotentiary' Ittle,q J v Bt Y the Eteperor•of the Prench, the Note Ntli h i ' "nvosit.rzOrp. has addressed to him, upon te 4 bias tl tliy le Prench passport (the original is I, tl ntiey eeh 'ni t - `9l at the same ti e announcing to lie., nrderwhi 1 . n) le h, c i his Majesty the Emperotorall the , I) 't liti; tt c ;; I : tcrai:stnitted to him, in consequence of (4, the I les in Italy, and • especially the 1,1.4, 4:te iLigurian ReNblie with the French ti,..1! 1.4 1 . 0 "3. 151.0r:tett upon .- his jonrney to e , etajesty , : e r e 1 b f---. th e great est t r ' 4 l I A se . t not ut. yet 2:141e clng thus co S t Inote„ • • ofirrned thd feats which, l ilt . tr4, isb4...i n t !lie intelligence of thatunexPeeed ate '.4t41.1 it It., . . i ktti '43 Impossible not to eritet th t ng th , t ilkl, te titary ~,,, c :We, which it might produce i tit \ te, ti tt 01\e„etiation which it was under • Il tl l4 je ty has Pen. The' 'earnest desire which itiv44P,N -i,,,, allvaYs cherishe4l . and of which • , i , t, it the re a 3 proofs; far the restoration of t,t, ' i te letil utl i%tthronaest assurance of the sentiments ' whi ch h • fr eted upon oc 4, e is a e this l e.' l lt U r , 1 - -.- 44 4( 1 . 1 1) 1 ' 4 : tlit; t l 4 3l LJlet! has thehoncnr ',to offer 'to M. . . awed as3urance of his high conss ', le, 'fBierlect% ,es „ . 4 lety iN b 1 . ....4eanzignratG. e'l t 4, , • ' . ... „ '''' o l, 1 44 Np,;:, -- ---.... 1 ., 1 ', ,, (4 t'irflytetta..lti is.arrived in town from We y- V.:,, `"T:4,14:1,),/ Jransaeted business with tin e . -4. 41 c.„-- rotlersat the Board ,of ,Atlms . th:11144; 'l".'katker , tk r te, liAlaSt, t ilt, • i t ,'alid •Difr. ' Pirr visited, on ti i 144 r earn e st zarl -of CIIIITHAM, at East I Ala,. , i ~. , , ' l V'4 h 'c: t,od-cf`"' ' O %ll on Thursday, where ' 1 11, s, t haNi e RI 11(.1s,- in coMpany with o,lll' t°l(./ La'ly .CA-linttAGll) and .04. . - • 4 1 I " f 3 . _,. at Ce '4l „ lide, in thege .lat e kilt for d esiritl iteiliatlty measures. 44 the h opes v ":tßirtr ir)deratiot i ' ,kitht 17rench Nii i to offer its p t NI Nitattkptitatio n wi '''.40.1 riliatihg te mter of 1411iloinNtl. S .L I).lerAbutgil atl tlt'ltoi the an' `''l, tpeneki; being t h'o,t4ikt t to . we - Ir;lvAt VE,. PLYi:ouvir, SirT. 5.-LArtived trig Enig,hetea, Atirtazi.v HOGSTROW, Master; and the Danish Galßot Anna, ANbraw SArtrlnsort, Master, froth Bisrcelaita '; both laden with wine and braiidy for this Port. By a private Letter this day received, it appears that the French Frigate La Topaze, which took the Manche Frigate in the West Indies, is captured and carried into Lisbon. By the Off/; of 18 guns, Capt. CIIAMBERLAYNE, which came in last night from off the Sound, is learnt, that the Jamaica Fleet was go Sail, under convoy of the Theseus, 74 , Capt J. HAWKER : they have not met with.any hostile Ships on their passage. It is supposed that this Fleet is uncommonly valuable, and cannot be worth less than three mil tons sterling. The East India Fleet may be hourly ISipe6ted. The Right Hon. Lord NELSON is expected here, to hoist his Flag, pro tempore, on board La Tap axe, Capt. LANE, ready for sea here, and sail, while the Maori/ is getting ready at Spithead, to take the command of CALDER and COLLINGWOOD'S Squa drons, 23 Sail of the Line,, off Corunna and Cadiz .Bay. All his Officers lesident here and absent on leave are ordered to join the Maury without to get her read: for sea as fast as possible. Came it t - 'o CA-Allots, from Bourdeaux, with wipe, Etc. detained by the J. , Budd and Hero Pri vateers. • La Didon, of 44 guns, Prize to the-Phwar, of a 6, is most confoundedly mauled, particularly on her larboard side : she is only six years old, her first and 2ti- Captains (the latter killed) are both , of Bo- NAPARTS's Legion of Honour. She is a very long Ship, carries 5 4 . 1 8 long French 24-pounders on her main deck, and 26 12-pounders and 6's on her guar ter-deck and forecastle. She is ' a beautiful Ship, and has a neat light figure-head Of-Dido. Came in the Lady Warren, of 32 guns, with empty Viduallers from' the Fleet. FOETinot , Tll, SEPT. 6.--04.4rrived the Dolphin ) SIENA,. from London; and Juno ; SPICER, from Newcastle. The rii/nnie Frigate was paid Prize money this day ; each matt received.76l, 'The agamonnon, of C 4 guns, came into the Har bour to refit. Nan of War and a Brig are just hoe in 5i,2,11t, but, from the haziness of the - weather, their names are not ascertained, 6.•-• Arrived and passed by for London the homeward-bound West India Fleet. I don't learn they bring any particular news, nor have seep any thing of the East India Fleet.—The following ships from Jamaira have landed Letters And took Pilots on board aerterius Planter, ,'NilaMilton ,• Friendship, Smith t clark ; Dorset; New ; - Earl St. Vincent, Hutton ; John, Duncan ; Suffolk, Quincey.; London, Goldfinch ; Isle of 'oaf cr, Aitkins ; Catharine; Green ; Hattiet, Stain. ter; Reward, Guilin;. Carndrn, Ili)! ; Concord, Swan; Europe, Peatce ; William Lushington; Kitchen ; Festal, Melville ; ,Cygtra, Fisher ; Maty and Susanna, Clarke ; sod Naiad; Antrtibus. Arrived L'Evangelipie French Schooner, laden with empty casks; cut out of Tripert Roads, b' the Boats of the C'ourier Cutter, Lieut.. BOXER. Satir. 4. Arrived the Bedford, Nicitot,As, and Fortune, BADCOCK, from Plymouth; iktnericatt Ship. Betsey, CHIPMAN, 37 days passage, with staves, and ReMetrd ) BOLTON, 36 days, with tobacco, frotn Norfolk. • Arrived. His Majesty's Ship Plover, nAIiCOCK, from • a Cruize spoke a Neutral Vessel who in formed them, that 611 the eoth 'Ult. the' Combined Fleets had arrived at Cadiz, and that Sir .itoOß'r Caumt arrived there on the elith ult. and had Joined Adiniral COLLANGWOOV: Their Fleet, con sisting of ed Sail of the Line, was, on that date, blocking Cadiz, , 'Three of Alltriiral Squadron were refitting at Gibraltar. • The American Ship Bristol Packet, which arrived last eyeningi spoke on Saturday last His Majesty's Ship 771fsems, of 74 gang, living under her convoy ioS Sail of homeward-bound West India Ships : the whole,Fleet, on their sailing, consisted of .1.50 , Sail t when slteleft them they were in lat. of. MA L Si r, 6.---This morning arrived the The- sirs Man of War with the Fleet, consisting of about t; Sail, under Convoy, from Jamaica) most of which are sailed for the River. Came dOwn from Sheerness the Heron Sloop of War, and remains in the Downs with the E4Yar, Utrecht, .Iclamnt, and Theseus Men of War,; el and ..4riacine, Yr:Gate.; ; lionetia and illtUre Sloops of War ' • Hecla, Prospero, Discovery, Vesuvius, LUCPT;Devastation, and the Vokono Bombs; many Ship of War, a large Fleet of Fire-vessels, Trans , - ports, and several outward-bound Vessels. SHEERNESS, Sr.tT. 6.—Came clown from the River to the Nore the Depfford'retider, Lietttomot Awrnkm, with t;everal impressLd 'Alen and Voluti tmrs for, the Fleet. Sailed the Princess of Orange, to jolt) the sfrir.- dron of Rear-Adoiral 1tu55F.14., otf the ar l d.Heron Sloop of War and Redt•reast for the DQwris, R , I • IfrEYMOUTII Sart% 5. This .tuor 'seven o'clock; His 14.‘..tri'y took his usual rick; .accompanied by he DUKi; rf Yoßtc, General CAirrtViliGilT, I‘l. and returned before rime. . After breakfast His M AJE s r r, th e Dt.Txt of YORK, Pril)CeiSeS AuousrA, Soma, and AMELIA, took an airing on the Dorchester Road. They were a 1..- tended by Earh WESTMORLAND and CHESTER! , 1E1,6, ,General CARTWRIGHT', Colonels CAMPBELL tad HOWARD. • - All the Troops encamped are hating grand Field-day upon Binnicomb Downs, for the purpose of being inspe&ed by the PRINCE, whose presence has attra&ed the whole town. Every carriage is gaged in consequence. The DUKE of Stfssvx is sufficiently recovered to accompany His Royal High ness, The Troops are under as strict discipline a if in an Enemy's country. The Ships and Batteries have hoisted their colours again, in consequence of the Dui of GLoncr.sTra being buried. The following is an Extraaofp private Letter from Altdna, dated August 27, received by the Hambtirgh Mail; some part of it seems to have been written from Pari4 for very obvious purposes : A Letter from Paris received thiS morning, writ ten by a person whosejudgment and means of Informa tion-may be depended upon, states, " for two. days past not the least doubts have been entertained here of a Continental War, and we have been in hourly eXieetation of hearing that hostilities have com- Li*eed ; indeed, it is asserted, that they have already ',2 place in Italy. If it is true, as is generally re lOW, that a Treaty, offensive and defensive, has been entered into between France and Prussia , re lative to Swedish Pomerania, Austria may tind her self in a critical situation ;, at all events it must be her that will bear the onus in a war which, according to all appearances, may be expelied to be 'direeled immediately against her in a most vigorous man ner." Yesterday an Overland Dispatch arrived at the East India House, which does not contain any tar ther accounts of the Army nude,- Gen. LAKE than what has already appeared in the Grqftte. The Diana, Extra Ship, Capt. ECKI our), one of the Fleet hound to the-East Indiei, is, we learn by our Letters from Cork, left behin4, having received considerable daMage in getting under way. Yesterday sennight was played at Cambridge the reiurt(..Match of Cricket between t t Gentlemen of Saffron Walden and i 1 of the Cambridge Club, which was won by the latter by 43 runs ; Lord Viscount BROW. returned to Abe:deen from Huntley . Lodge on Saturday last. Lordalip and family occupy Seaton-Holi , ;:e, the beautiful seat of Mr. FORBEt, in that neighbs)urhood. Yesterday a Cabinet CuUtiell Wii3 held, at Lord Atuf.G The Archbl.,hop of CANtEnaunY, accompanied by five of his daughters, dined at Canterbury, on his way to Ramsgate, on Wednesday last. His Grace, during his stay, paid a visit to the Deanery, and, attended by the bean, passed some time in viewing, for the first allie s the Metropolitan Church of his Meek., Man led, on• Monday last, At Hastings, Captain PAD wArts, of the Royal Navy ) to Miss ANN THOMAS, daughter of Rich THOMAS, Esq. of Coed-Helen, in the County (>f Carn arvon. The appointment of Sir . S.AMont Hoob tO com mand the Woolwich Divi?4ion of loyal Marines was publicly announced on Wednesday last. - • The proceedings of that ,Officer while. a&ing as Third CoMmissioner of Government for the Island of Trinidad, long ago became the subjea of serious Charges exhibited to the - Loids Of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Cooneil ) , and stacontinue pending before that Tribunal. • Under these circumstances, cif learning that the nomination in quesiion was announced,Colonel Fur.- AltTeir, 1411-RtCOIr for the * Gmernateitt of Trinidad, offic i ally ascertaiued the faa. . • In consequence of this appointment,. we arena thorized to state, that Colonel l'.`linvicrosr feels it incumbent on him to take an early opportnuity, of submitting to public...explanation the transaCtions which 'oceasioned v'e.heinent discussions between him and the two Junior Commissioners of Trinidad. In his official 9pacity be considered it as-his in dispensible duty to resist the Colltilalliltion of certain pradices ) and to report the part iCahlfS in detail , to His Majesty's MiniSterS. As these transaction haw: remained too long inju riously roisrepi.esented, or concealed ander the pro longed forms of secret invc , stio'.'on, it will be requi site to specify the points submitted for decision, to gether with re&renees to the authentievouchers, 'ad missions of the- patties, and indisputable mass of `evidence, bv.which, the eolona coaceives, the acts charged will be proved. The Bath Heroine, Miss 'Smrru, is, it is said, to make her entree on the Boards of ,Covont-Garden Theatre, in 'the part of 'Bratrice. It is also said, that Miss 'Munn.:, only seven Ntars of ago, is en gaged for a few nights at the same Theatre.—The latter report we Consider its a/dot/sant/7/ K ut a has returned from his frieiid Lord Gunn- . enn's, where ht has been almost the whole of the • surruner, and is preparing to open the Covent-Gar den Campaign with renewed strengtl-. - • The medal founded by. LALANDL its IBoq:was, on . the 9th of April, a dj u d ge d b y t h e Institute to M. PiAzzi, in consideration of his excellent Catalogue of 6748 stars. It is the second time that this rize has been decreed. It was given in 80 3 to M. Or.- tiEtrr,, for the discovery. of, his planet. A lover of astronomy at Berlin has deposited 400 francs in the hands of . BODE, for the autho r o f the m o st im- WI portittit Aitronomical Dissertation which shall be transmitted to him before. the end.of August 1805. Advices have been received from the Baptist Mission' in India. it and Mrs. 'Rowri, and.. Mr. and Mrs. Moorlz, of the last number who went out, arrived at Serampore on the .of February last. Messrs. MA:war; and hiss, with their wives, were then at Madras. Mr. CARLY and the rest were we=ll. H had made such progress hi the Sanscrit, as to have delivered au oratkm in that - language, b:.C , re the Governor-General, wiCa, which he -r; - ) 1 expres;:::3 great siitistiii:tion. Tv.ro oatites lately born hiptised, an , l joined tho Church. icto colleet:on had enabled the Sociwy to remit gufwa s for the expeixo of Hindostance New Teita- ;S o!thvG Ir.NTELLIGiVa, ECJIAM RACES. • LAST DAY—ratroAir, SAP?. 6. A Hantlitik Subscription of iogs. each, free for all ?gec. The best of three obe.rnile and a Kali hcatz. Sir logepb Mawbey's hr. e. Heathpolt, Ic y Moor .. 'suck, cock, 4 Yr'3 olti . - Mr. C. C. amities Virtuoso', 3 yrs old t 2 •Mr. Hai h. e. Farmer, 4 yrs old - r .i dr. Three to* the field against Virtuoso hnfore stavtiug, and atter the first tt6t suit oto t against her. isheffot was* ruler:Able good heat between the Avourite And Farrs:N, lout the Mare very Much distressed; and lie:.tripoir,. who, wai putkd up ivitlitu thellistante post, won the two last heatit eae.y . EXtTER, Snt, 4. • On Tii . sailY litsrtherc *ere thrtie private Matches - run On Halduii, and 4 Sweepstakes, Seven Subscripers, of ten guineas each, which were determined h$ follow First, a klatch, Mr. Butler's Lazarus against Mr. Percy Burrell's Caliban, carrying list. each, the first Utile, For 6‘, guineas, wss Won by the<former. Second, a Match,. the flonourable Charles L ennox ' s L a d y Ftintiey against Capt. Fisher's Corporal ‘ ' carrying .2St. cacti, the last 'mile torso guineas, was won hy" Corporal, Third, a SWeep-StACS, i t even Subscribers, ten guineas each, carrying each 13st, Mr. Percy 13urrell's Caliban - Mr. G. Butler's Lazarus . 2 • The Hon Charles Lennox's Lady Fanny! Mr French's Dare Bevil Captain TrailZ)nt's Sedge 'Captain Riddy's Slash Mr. Richardson's Carbineer. The last five could not be place Cl. Fourth, a Match, Cart. Trafford's, gedge , against Mrs Rich. rikon's Carbinecr, carrying tut. 71b. each, the last mile for so guineas, was won by Sedge. Neither of, the Niatchzs afii , ided much sport, nal was 'Lc I,ss,..mblage of Company so numerous as might have been ex pect.nt. I..tyrkl Viscount Connelly and Lord lioringdon were pre:.;ela. S r &De t ts'o,-;--Vesterday Wright, alias COP toin rght, alias Fniriciscp, a' Mulatto, who has under gone several examinations, on charges of swindling varies tradesmen out of their property, wag again brought up, and Mr. White, a Stable-keeper ilk Moortiel,ls, appeared to state the principal charge: him, namely; that of 'obtaining two saddle-horses.' under fraedulent _pretences. It appea re d th e Pri sonee weolte Mr. White, about September last, and hawing &Scribed himself - to be the soli of a West India Plantar just arrived ie England, obSetved, that he had been recommended to Mr. White, by several persons of distinaion, . and that he came to give him au order to proeure two good. ,sAddle-horses, and pair for a curricle. Ile also wanted two ofthe finest blOod'that could be got, which he said he intended to •,,eild to the West ledies as a pre-„ent to his father; h.- s;are. his Card, eegraved,. Capt. Wri,slit, Crotched aud said he did root donut the ors der s respeaable 3 . it was, however, a very large one„ but he would'endeavour to ev:eute it as early. as the day felloWing the Prisoner called again, and requested to have the -saddleshorses sent home ineuediatelY, observing, that the liveries for his servants were not finished, and he wanted to ride out, and to give dire6lioes to his. taylor. ..11r. White made immediate inquiry, in the neighbourhood of Crotched-friars, as to the Prisener's chargter, and was infermed that m the latter passed for a an of for tune', recently arrived from the West Indies, and on going to his cothptingshouse, Mr. White found seves sa l tr a des me n waiting with articles which had been ordered, such ficolail bouts,- &c. be thrrefbre imagined there was no deception in the Prisoner's description of himself, and consequently letj.iirn have the two hoPcs, which, were sent to Crutehed-triars,, and delitee,i to a servant in livery. Within ten days after the horses 11,1,1 been delivered, the Pri soner rode,. With a servant behind bins in green and geld, to the house of Mr. Simpson, a taylor, and said he wanted several suits of clothes made as soon as po 'bible, of the finest quality ; be bad, how ever, previously contracted a bill of large amount, and-Mt% Simpson requeSted to have his demand paid before he executed a fresh , order. The Prisoner pre tended not to haVe cask enough about him, and said he would leave one of his horses as - security for the debt, and call 'on Thursday following : if he did not, Mr. Simpson was,at liberty to sell the horse; and re mit the balance arising from the sale. The herse was accerdingly left: Mr. Simpson kept it a week,' and in consceeence of n o t seeing the. Prisoner, o t; feted it for sale, when it wavecognised by a friend Of Mr. White's, who communicated his discovery, and suspicion occurred that the Prisoner bad obtained the 1)006 \kith intent to swindle. Application was there fore made ituniediately at Crutches' F.:ars, but he was ofF, and no vestige Of his opulence remained. A Warrant was then taken out against him on the above charges,. which remained in the hands of the Officer teitil a few .weeks since, when the Prisoner was apprehended. Other charges have been pre ferred ag,tinst hint; the most of which have been ;Lis' ready deteiled to the Public. The Lotti) Ykyoß ordered him to be brought ur again! on Tn&Aday next, in ()Met. to afford the Pr()-- secut6r.thhe to procure the dates aid _panics of the days Bleu the l'innor made bis application L .. ~l S iit Tsi)nn tnost violent st(iim that has occurred in yr near the capital for many yeats, took place yt...sl;: rikly roorriii; betyt4;tn five linoSc;vi 1t o'clock. l'he thunder • was more than commonly loud ani and the lightning lanye the reseol blanCeof red and, giowing balls of rift.. Many per sons felt slti&en in their beds, and light artiel.s %vete moved, in many initance,;, al if by:Litearthrinak o At Keningt)rt Gore several trees were. spilt to pieces; a stack of chiranie's k*ltniging to Mr. Molt that (r,arter, worn' tkmolished, as was.hi,; Park-~vall, We hme not heard that any live.!; were last,' hut .1 wits the, rage o the tempo t ; that we sban pl'obabiv hear of various other mages. At two 0',..10ck yesterday' afternoon a very hand some young . W genteelly dressed, attempted to throw herself into the Canal in St. Jame Park. But I . Rl3 OW., one Of, the Park-keepers, liiilo\seti her, and put. a stop to her rash.de,ign. Fie thr. went home ,with ;ter, and restored her to i er tr,cittis. SgoRT LNG preseut month - must I doubly . F706154'4 to Sp„St rblen, as the eorm let t It introduces di) ..linlat,,ernerit„ which, svtiiist it plelsure heajth to the Spo.t.,man, c to the eieginc:ll.4 ., the tatAe; I. t of Ow L ii kit , a spoil: of mad. Ir„,injy, the drawing 0: A mix tl2 ..yj% ti :tiGii 1„ ( , ) , ;; ;; ;; T , i;; 6 ,,,f tr..: is of no iess utr:gnitud t; th Rll 3 ri 0 '20,0601.-3 of r ,L. amounts, - with tlti 'n uiitr; _age, of tat pund each fQr 2 pro'portio.o of the