The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-29 00:00:00

gir ~~ ~~ ; ~ . E. , int , NEWS. , I IAST INDIA SI-lIPT;ING. , Ile private ,i i ) fiebe is arrived it, the Downs I I front Batavia: the left the private ship. George,, also from Batavia, at the Cape the 13th May. and spoke the Lady Castlereagh and Cntnbridge off St. Helena, where they arrived the 28th. . ; The pritiate,ship Melantho is also arrived in the Downs, from India. , • . . - The David Scott end Carmarthen arrived at the Cape, from Bombay, on the 13th May. -:',Fhe General Hewitt, with his Majesty's sloop Lyra, sailed from the Cape on their voyage to Chiaa the 26th Apra. The Alceste followed on the sth May. . . . TUE C;REENIAND FISHER'. The following accottors of the Green l~►nrl riahery have been tee, ived HULL, JULY 27.---The.Dexterity and Enter rTize, of this poet, have arrived at Aberdeen, the fo rme r with 15 fish; the latter with 16 : the bring the following accounts of the success of the ships belonging to this port, viz.:-- July 10, Aurora 13 fish : Brothers ; COO 3; C yrits , ll ; "Dtancombe 15, Mir:abet h 6;, Gardiner and luseph t. July 6, Gilder 9.—July 21, Harmony 9.—July 10, Hightiyer 7; New Manchester 4 ; Old Manchester 3; Mary anti Eliza beth 22; Margaret 5 ; North Btitain 4 store.. , --July'9, Per severance 3.--Jtilv 10, Prince 'of Brazils 2; Bichaid 5; Sis ters 16; Teilf,4o - 13 ; Venerable 8; William 5 ; Thornton u clear Chip,--July. 7, Alhion 3 ; Ellison 9; Lord Barham 4 ;line; Mary Prances 6' stove ; Prescott 6; Symmetry S ; Wal ker 12; and the Neptune 10. WUITBY, Juts 27.—Arrived the Henrietta, front Greenland, with 10 fish, 160 tons ; the Ehk, frain ditto, nearly a wreck ; and t l u Aimwell, from ditto, '23 fish, ISO tons; The Phcenix is alSo in the Roads. ABERDEEN, JULY 25.-Arrived the Spencer, the .i.ainnion, and the Monarch, frow Greenland. We learn the follo s win'aceount of the Fishery :- London Ships-Margaret 22 fish, King George 19, Dundee 12, Hope 12, Fortitude . 5, Vigilant. 8, Ipswich 5, Experi. 'nem 7, Inverness 3, RochWuod 2, Eurota 3, Resolution 2, Progress 1, Neptune 1, Industry I, [lreful 5. Shields Ships-Elizabeth 3, British Queen 2. nult,Ship4,-Sister 15, Presgate 1:1, Trafalgar 12, Walkir 13, ( Cadets 9, Aurora 13, Harmony 19, Cyrus 10, Alison 9, Forth Britain 6, Mary and Frances 7, Syrnetre 3, Elizabeth 4, Neptune to,, William 2, New Manchester 5, Old Man- Chester 2; Margaret 3, London 7; Albion 3, Cato 5, High ityer 7, Lord Ilarkant a, Duncumbe i, Brothers 4, Prince of Brazils 2. • Ships-Henrietta 21, Airuwell 22, Esk 13, William Ann 2,, Mars 13, a New Ship 3, Volunteer b, Resoln - tit/n*l4, Valiant 3. , 1-g?oft S/44--Enterprize 15. Vauff.rland 61493—Cc bes 3, Greenwill 2, Berwick —, I.lvtly 5. ' `, ls he Scotch silips, from the accounts recei ved, Hppe‘ar to be better fished than 'the English : an aecouut'bf •the►n shall appear to-morrow. SuLY into our Roads'the . Trafalgar• tr,-titsport, belonging . to Lord Ex- MOUTICS l Eriji;dition, with the loss of herfore lop-inas6 stie .has repaired her damage, ttrni will ttil tigainto-day. PRAL, JULY 28'.—AiriveA iiesterday the Me- Lintho, front ile * t6ll, l llatiivia; &c. and the Liebe fr Oill New Snub Wales and Batavia--thc former l ias sailed for the River. Arrived to-day the PEPPP.III% rEiL, ' from imaiea, and a large 14 6 of colliers frOm the North, and in (weeded `low n • Ohenttel: Sailed the . ettolria tor Cilkutta. Wind N. • Kiln;lmou'rn, JvLv 28 —Arrived 'yesterday the Queen transport from'Quebic, and the Regent tra nsport from 'Gibraltar. .Sailed the Zodiac transport 'for the Downs. 'Arrived to•day hi; Al' • , • ajesty s shipilydra firm the Driskill ; Itis Ma iesly's ship Perseus from Deptford ; iltvd.the ro. Mona transport from - Drrver. 7 —Wiml N.W. PLYMOUVII, 41.1 Ly 27.—Arrived yesterc h sy the i Alh --on man of war from Portsmouth. Arrived' to-day the QUeeu Charliitte man of %var., Alituleis ''man of waVSevetti and Thames frigates, and Pe slorip of war. Sailed the Janson frigateiot 11)* ;rtspioUt11.—iViad W. NAV. ; ' ,h;L . Y 26.—SaileCtlie Kent packet ; 111 th a Inaill(ir Lisbon.—Winti W. N.W. The Lotplice, 24, Captain IVattcnomt, : 34 Thortulay, fi l m Portsmouth, for the St. Ile :" and Cape'statibit. She took o u t di s p atc he s •° Sir PULTN4lslALcinwand Slr Huosotr - Lowa `anal It Mail for ilketiii)e•tif '6110(1 Hope. The - office of Arniy 'Storekeeper-General at • youhitil, and of Trausprirt Storekeeper.at Ports ' :bomb, b ay , b een abolished. .trtaelinteitt Of the 3d . regiment•Of thetGarde t ° Yak, pas s i ng l a tely throu g h joignp, sonte.of atie soldiers went into the ehitreh, where they were - 7: luc ked aLseein g t h e R id pit sniiported.hyan eagle. *4ll'l,lltrough a mistaken zeal, nO . doubt, very lin ! tr?Pelly demolished it. Jr said .to have been r spit" grPat difEculty that the philosophical Mini o e t ) ." pe_r . suisded that these poor Veruletuis , t ietuts tliurregiment priticipttlly'Composett, how iltte it/cry/14ml) ought not to be'coosidci to.," "crilFlgious and wanton destrayers .of the eery ofAlto church. - -:- r le criotOgi,on had, by the latest accounti, e ,i • ' 1 1) Cortir and c.dahria, bucco4tititted to be cyprto ; mitt Atexandfic WINDSOrt,,JuLy 2S. Thttrsday - lier.,,EAsttsTY receiv e d Vi*;ti front' Se veral of tn'e Nnbifitv. fn the evening her MA. ESTY hall a Seirrl y to tea HMS Ft idoy tire Q,:t_ Prinee3st's s- ent the morning at Fi.oginortf. The I).tke'or. Cantbrid4e arrived at 'lie Castle front London, as did Gene. rill NI Millet - V. f. • ' Yesterday her Majesty went to pay her first' visit to the Duchess of Crlaoc.cstbr, Since her mar riage, at Bagshot Park, accompaoied ieS the Priri eeise Augusta and Elizabeth and the, Duke of. Cambridge. The *Duke and DacUess ,were readiness to receive them, which they 'did most affect innately. Al:et the customary: con'gratubt ti,e Doke and Duchess conducted ,their Royal Relative's iAer their house, it being the first visit to it. After inspecting the interior of the premises, they proceeded to view the exterior, with ,the, pleasure grounds and gardens. The Queen not having been able to walk much for a coniplerable rinse past, the Duke had provided 3 garden chair for her, and a "little policy to draw it. Flis Royal Highness attended her himself. Duchess followed on fo•it, accompanied by the Drike* - of. CiiMbridge. A sumptuous repast .was provided for the Royal Party, who returned to Windsor in the evening. * 'The Princess Sojihia of Gloucester arrived at the Castle yesterday from London 'on tt to the Queen and Princesses; s., This :waning the lioval Family, after attend ing Dkrinc Service iii the Castle, went to Frog snore. Adriccs were received oil Saturday f s roni Ja maica, front the Havanna'', and, front the United States. The latter ate it, thse Ist m inst. At Ja maica there Were I. ltish anutactnres to the amount of six 'trillions at etliug; brit without any market where they could be disposed of, in 'con sequence of the total cessation of the intercourse bet veeii the island and the Spanish settlements, on account of the success of the arms of Fe ant- NAND. Irish beef was at 9-1 dollars the barrel, although at New Yolk it was at 20 dollari, and the freight between Jamaica and Niw York at less than one dollar; but it could not be shipped for the United States, because the footing on which the communication between the British West : India Islands and the Republic should be allowed had not been determined either by' the President or Congress. In British manufactures, almost the only article of demand at New k was Mihail fine cloths, and so great was the de ficienty that the price of a coat was 10 guineas ; hats were at 10 dollars of good quality. A large capital has been en g aged i n the Last India trade, a 'id the small Fort of Salem alone' is 5 equipped 26 ships on this remote destination. In the whole, 115 vessel: from republican ports are employed in that commerce, midi , ' most advantageous etflustances ; and many of them are now at Am sterdam, Hamborgh, and other European ports, with retorts cargoes. , Great profits have been derived from agriculture, and produce generally in America is very high. The flour, the growth of the United' States, now obtains at Cadiz be tween 10 and 11 dollars a barrel.— ( Morning Paper.) The Morning Chronicle is in a great passion with • ns for hAving , made sport of the pie-paragraph Contained in its columns of Thoriday hist, and culls us cold-blooded. ,Now this is very absurd in the Ilforaing Chronicle. We bad thought that, instead of urath, it would • have taken the hint train us, and apcdOgiZed to its residers fur the inadvertency by which such a mass of nonseose had got into its columns : we dare say there will be no more such soon. IVe agree, however, with ' the Chronicle, in . the propriety of its tecotnniens datioo that the young women be taught to " wash finely;" for then they will be able to wash the fish—those " envelopes of water" which he talks about—before they he pickled in the " tanks of stone salt.' Surely any one who calmly rechnsi dets these absurdities, cannot' he angry with us for an innocentlaugh at theM. Instead of " fatal policy," which we called thisChronicte's tecOm suendation 'out of irony, we ought perhaps to have called it pastry policy. But the cries of the labouring and manufacturing poor of England, which are of a nature 'and extent to Make the heart of every humane man bleed, are'not to be relieved by such ".coiter.monger" expedients.— (Times.) It most he in the recollection of most of our Readers, that BtIoNAPAItTftli Generals used, at the 'siege of Cadiz, mortars of a larger size than were :ever 'before seen ; being unfit fur the purpose of throwing shells, they were filled with lead,' whet' it was found they carried a distance of threemilei Mtn tare bay into Fort St. Mary. One or these mortars, which weighs 1300114. was bronghl to England, and lodged in' the 'arsenal at Wool wich, where a model of it was made and sent to the Pat NCit REORNT. It is now in the gardens at Carlton-lionse. The exhibition of this extraors dihary instrument of war hits been delayed till a suitable bed of brass was made for it to he placed this hes recently been completed with appro priate tnilita y anal national devices. After due consideration, it has been resolved to place this extraordinary instrument of war On the parade in Sr. James's Palk ; the workmen in: consequence contsueocctf digging the foundation on Thursday, 'near the iron railing, exactly opposite the center arch or.carriage way of the Horse Guards, - They continued at work till last Saturday evening, when they had finished a wooden fritoulatiott, consisting of five elm planks :of about four incites thick, measuring in 'alga' eleven feet nine inches, and , six feet ten iuches in width, and crossed planks ouderthent .of similar dimensions. Gin the top of this foundation it , is to he paved for the reception of both the hertslY pressures. - . A redaction of 120/. a-year has, been made : in -the pay of the Commander* of revenue cutter: and, in future, they are to be allowed 5,1. per day less for victualling their. cretee. 'the S.,essofe fro likewise to be ,reduced incn in -their tisnal' 'complement.. It is ordered:, as, a measure of ecouomy, that pilots shall not, in future be, 0104 on board King's ships, for Channel .or any other servioe. MATITHWS is uo•.l' pliyiug with IdIT'ObT at Limbo,. THE .' , FrtrATItP;:-.7.--The Opera • 1[12'9 „n+t.,r,~.,y night, tto(l,%yill Have k or ei_ltt mart. .bv.or?. its doll:. Ar Wt; as ;Arcady began, to engage tile i i i)n u c erslOr approatciiing 3 - Son. , , • • HAYMAIII.iFT On Saturday' evening the amuse-, mews at this Thent,re were, '" The Irishman in London,"." Exit by Mistake,". and " The .Igree able Suiptize,': %vittcb, were purtormed, to i't.crowd rd and splendid audience. Ihe pieces were all got up well and the evcning's entertainment was altn ; :ethera 11i4htfeut. ENGLISH OPERA —On Saturday evening " The Beggar's Opera".. was repeated at this Theatre.--- " The Shipwreck" followed, in, widen Master 13 4 Kwr was encored in wit sung ;, and, the evening's amusement went off most brilliantly. IRELAND. RIOT —On Sunday last a riot took place at B . allyrourney, to the west ofMacroom, between two parties, the Lyticlies.and Tvemueys, living in that neighbourhood, tyho i , it appears, have been for several years hostile anti unfriendly. to each other, in consequence of which Sir Nicholas Col l thor.st directed his under ag ‘ ent,, Mr. liallisy, to desire that they.ahould not go to the same.chapel on Suittl4ys 7 --tbat the Twomeys, should attend the .Western Chapel, and the L'amches atm Oallyakeeoy Chapel; and, Mr, liallisyaccordingly read to the heads Qt the „differeot parties Sir Nicholas Col. : thurst'a letter' .to that effect ; but the Lynches, notwithstanding, refused to go to the chapel ap pobited for, them. The TwomeYs. ,hoareverS agreeably to Mr. Fiallisy's request, went . away from the chapel—the Lynches said they would go also ; however, their. party,..consisting of ! about one hundred wen, armed with guns,. swords, scythes, pistols, and various kincli of rvrapms, remained dining the celebration of Mass., As soon. as the Lynches saw the other party depart from the,chapel, they ,shouted mit for the ,Twomeys, followed and surrounded them,,abotit a quarter of a mile trout it, and then Attacked altetn.-- the . course of, the conflict, a man named John Hegarty, belonging to the,Twotneys' par 4; received a cut of a scythe on the right, side of the neck, tinder the jaw, which nearly severed his head front his body, besides several other wounds, which instantly caused, his death, . A Man, named, Cornelius Casey, 'also received, a blow, on the head from a stick, which knocked, hint down, and had tour of his, 6ogers cut off, besides receiving several other wounds, tram which lie lies in a very dangerous state. As soon as Davys Tocky, Esq. one of the Coroners of the county of Cork, heard of the affray, he . set off for the place where this disgraceful scene took place, for thtt pnlpiisu of investigating the cir cumstances, and tinkling an inquest tin the body.of the unfortunate man who has been killed; and after a patient kvestigation, the Joey tumid a verdict, that the deceased, John Regally, came by his death in consequence of a bier w received from a scythe on the right side of the neck, muter the ear and jati, of which he . instantly (lied, It is a curious' circumstance, that the noted robber, Jeremiah Grant, kept a public-house for two' years iu the County of We XtOrd ilekr to the place where he was finally appreheutkd ; but hav ing always, been known there by the statue of George Cooney, no one suspected' he was the gaol-breaker and plunderer of the Qoten's County, of whom so many were in search, un til Mr. Clarke, the *o'er of Maryborouglt, whom Captain Phelan sent down for tha pur, pose, identified hint as the 'old 'inmate of his . prison. When attacked Whelan would trot sub- . mit until Grant had surrendered. 'Even after he did give 'in, lie' snatelied a' baYonet from a soldier, with which he stabbed the poor fellow iu the back, and for whiCh he" would haveheen put . to death on the spot, but for the exertions, 61: Captain Jacob and the officer eon:unending the' party. , Grant offered to give every information in' his • power, if 'Government Wind(' save his life, but his, prOpOsels have been-rejected.-;—Whelan. (nude the Same offer, but was also refused.. 1-fe' has, however, comm un i ca t e d suc h f acts as will' effectually rant mit 'the gang of which' he Was se cond in entinntidd; but oft' this subject it wotild be imprudent to enlarge: ‘Vednesday, Mr. Serjerint Moore , was sworn in as Second Justice of. his Majesty's Court of Common Pleas, in Ireland, in the roots of the lion. Judge Fox, whosetires. Same day Mr. `Porten:, King's'Conncii, was sworn . into office Us successor to Mt. SCricant Moore, in the Chair-' mauship of the County of . Dublin, rind who took' his sent accordingly in the. 0)1w-house, at Kil mainham, where lie held a Sessions of the 'Peace. • MF.I.ANCHL OY reCURRUNCII,— • ii etinCSUity Se'l l l.; night, Miss Skirah Butler,' daughter of Sir It. "littler, Bart. W. Garrylvirden, Carlow, amusing herself in a swing, fell on her head, and was so dreadfully ininiell,,that she died oh Friday. One'Durand was lately , sentenced by the polies court at Paris to 13 months' imprisoumenk, anti 2,000 fr. flue, for selling the credit and itiflitence which lie pretended .to have at the offices of different public departments._ He hall promised places of collector of taxes, and , even of receiver general at Paris, and received stnns of front 1,000 fr. to 4,000 fr. for his pretended irtflnence. Au old Officer called the Viu:ottnt de lioquemont wag _implicated in the SWIM RINI r, .010 condenineti to a fortnight's imprisonment hot he %Rat acquitted - by a decree: Art the -cburt of Appeal, th.tvern AND CARTER, - The .fight between Olieer and- Cartc7 is now finally fixed, qn,.fer LQ ,gnineata,tode. sod R purse of 50 gitin, 5 ,45,,..t0 take place at etrylislc Itaces. . captain I3,kact.A.Y is the .patron. of Oliver, and, 50.g-nincas are made up no beboll of carter by some Gentlemen near Carlisle. The athentorers in the. present Loot+ y opiwar to be. ail in the fancy, if we :may judge Irmo the unusual orders given daily i'or, partii4dar orfanfli ;lumber . ; 141 114) Lottery wHell Inks prevtlitli it. kite these, orders been so a MCI' ,1 7 1'114 rat 40,0001, must certaioly the considered .a pretty Wilkie: and be must indeed want taste who *Ad . tt.nakbe wAilag t O 4if C COJ .14 fl• • AIA 11K IS. CORN-EXCHA*GB, JULY '29—Our - market was well 4upplietl.witil‘Voieat tots morping,.tiont x, Kent, ant; bnifolk, intim: --topics at '6014 readily nt from 2s, to 3:. <l lartrr advance from this dal; week ; Barley and soil ;caddy at Friday's prices (2s. per Tiarter dearer than on Monday last) ; Grey Pets are scarce, and 2s. per quarter tiFater ; the market was well supplied with PAIS,„WhICII slid freely at Friday's prices ; otherarticles there is no alteration.. Foreign Wheat U.ss. Fine'Grey-Pease - rin•._! ditto -.- -87 s. —s. T‘els Beans - - - 335. 3,9 . Fn;lish Wheat 7 Cs. Its. Old ditto . Fiue Uitto - ; • 925. —s. Saw I Tielt Beans Stis. qi . ILye • 30s. 324, Ohl ditto -•-- --,„ Fine ditto - -38 s. Feed Oats - - - 2.04„ Barley - - - tns. 3 , .).5. Fine ditto - - 22,. Fine ditto !- - 3s . Poland. ditto - gas. 27, Malt - - - 2.4*. 2.95. Fine ditto • -•-, 58s. —s. Potatoerlitto - - 345. —.s. WhitePease (boilers) 335. 404. Rape Seed 311. 401. per last. Fine ditto - -` 4511,—5. Fine Flour -70 s. 75'. Grey Pease - - - SSA at's. - - 665. 70 . SiMITIIVIELD, JULY O.—Tl is day's NialliCt was well sill - plied with prime Beasts, and. the show of Cattle. in other r t .. iperts Was considerable; Beef, Mutton, and Lamb, supported last pliers; Pork and Veal were cheaper; and the trade in general was sornewat brisk. -The sales in the Haymarket were pretty lively,; Clover sold at last price; Hay nod Straw fetched better rices., toREADFUL STORM AND FLOODS. . . STArrottp.,----We had in this town on Ytindly afternoon one of the heaviest showers of rain ever known ; thi. Consetinencet have been most se rious, and the. loss, we tear, Almost remediless. The tpia in it y of hay earriekl off by the torrent it Slot to be calculated: and much more hat bcen entirely spoiled. A laboiirer of Mr. Lyeett, of §liallowford, lost his life In endeavouring to s ave 'some hay; and we mach fear that our reports from different quarters will contain most distressiNg intelligence di the effects of the lAte treniendoui Weather. . This storm has also done greater damages in the town of Stone anti the neighbintrhood. A horse belonging to Mr. Styles Was washed down a brook,'.. through it culvert, and was drowned. Messrs. Brett and Ilulah, Mr. Thkrrnie, and Mr. Butler' whose respective premises adjoin the brook', which. • ruins through the - town, have sustained contitivr-- able loss. The streets were, in many parts, loin. feet deep in water ; and the cellars of many of the inhabitants were entirely tilled, anti their ale ?hut tuber drink aides lost. A small house was washed away by the flood, but fortunately its in- Mates eSettped 'unhurt MAO) , iraVellell 10 StOila 7. Metre obliged to stop at lValton, arid g et beds where they contd. •Sevetul milts on the Moilder shall stream were much damag'ed. .Theipatititres of haY•destroyed snit carried off by the to f iv i ic nit Inv:deniable; and, at a moderate calculation,. it' will take 50001. to make good the damages sus twitted in the parish of Swot:: Tuesday told Wednesday last, an immense fall of rain was experienced itt Brown Hills, Norton, and Longdon, near , Litehheid. Iu the former plaee, the heather was forced up by•the roots, on the teuste lands and 'elevations, and csr.... tied by torrents hi ditferent directions. Tile than der was Ileavy, , 4iecomputiied by gusts of wind, and partial spouts of 'rain, as though ptinrid front Solid taat;%eS of water. At Norton • the thontlet• was the heaviot and most alarming ever known,. At Longdun, the deltic had all the lippeacunce Of a water-spout, which cut up the to Ads and moved masses of eattil. ; and at a re , cently built hotoe, where a new turf had been laid, the whole site of a grass-plot was laid bare as before the work was begun ; and the most frightful vestige% of its' effects are trace& through the whole neighbourhood... On 'Tuesday afteinuon, 'about .six o'clock, the whole hemisphere, as viewed from an elevation near Lichfield, preftented one toilookett curtain or cloud, and rain, but without. being act:await:Cul with remarkable darkness. A correspondent sari that, previous to this general aspect of rain, he . never saw the clouds so low, We regret to hear that a servant of John Atkio- Son, Esq. of Maple flays, near Lichfield, teat killed by the lightning ou Thursday evening at Lemonsley. The thunder was - tremendously heavy. and the lightning eftreni4r,ivid, • Margatc is noW,hvginning to assume its wonted. gaiety—the few tine iky l we have lately 11; ! (: have m001)1.4,0 much to increaser the company. jite, Theatre opened on Wednesday last,' upon relny t h occasion MiS . S'FoorE, Of Covent-Garden 'Pheatre; performed Juliano and Rosina, in both eaf whiclil she was received' with that delight and applause which constantly attend her perfOrmanees• houseevas very gn041,, as it will no doubt the three remaining nighttkofher engagement be, for which She is announced to 'perform Albina the Child of Nature, Letitia 11;:rtly; Mardana, and Marian Ramsey. On Monday, Miss .STertir,Ns commenced an engagement at Ealinburen tar a few nights. itt Rosetta, in \ torein a Village. Oirruesdity she played noretta, in the Cobinet and on Wednet. day C/at a, in the Dueana, with the greatest applat , e. Mrs. U. llttATHcors, who was a few years ago the Columbine at Covent Garden Theatre. , when Sitat.zidied the beginning of last week, near Havre, in France. 'Mrs. MA-MC{ITR was in the 26tli year ,of her age, and has left three infant children, Mr, ADEnTT, of Covent Garden Theatre is to join the Utlitiburgh Company. and pvriorni te hit Miss O'Netta.. MisS N,ssit, it is sa:d, has 'changed her name, and retires front the stage, and will be succeed...if at Drury-lane'Theatre by Miss Mratt.r. JOsts means to tVa s tify the citizens of Lintericis fora few' nights at the ensuing it , ,,tizes, with ii corps Dromatigue; ipcinding LUTON Mrs. Enwin, a 1 isr Gatot.terri, So% KEAN was to Elay,Stoartiridge one marning,last „ An accident, which we have toot anticipated, 9iappetted on Friday night at Vauxhall fo raell* Madame S.i.‘tui • • it 3 gin as dancin on the tight rope, witch i 3 ainhstituteo for the eascatk. the_ (ell, and, 'WC' aft; horly To Say, sn.ntt ut her rib* are intik t.ll. Arlutlier Paper ,Iys she is Lot ssli t tlitif I her', wilt tlaecelily b.: able to tet , 01.1.1.t Let d'llll - Vt1i,13001.1.