The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-01 00:00:00

silan be a Ga1(4111 'Montifiog Iliro.i i .;liottt tile M~ ~~ M~ri.w4w ~~yY~+"" L Rl\. Cll K CitLeglVl 7ll Ttii3 MOlttiiNG,l 2. On . (.;.esßlii l 4t dny, there, itlialt lie it Sol,etrui. Set vice pvrforrned in every. t.:lnnth France. in atonement for the crime rdihat'unhappy day, then shall be eret;ted in tl;e capital, in Cle name, and at the expence of the French nal ion, a Statue of Lottis.7Vl. On the pedestal of which, the following wrath shall he engraved : once like a Louis XVI. Parts, Dr,c Prussians; to the nuntha rif 200( men, entered Thionville. Baron Muffling is to set off-for Camllrai, where he %%111 be attached to tha puke of Wellington, in qoality of Prussian General. The departure of the Duke of Wellington, for which the day is not yot fool!, will be the signal for the entire evacua tion of Paris by the English troops. The Keeper and the two Turnkeys of the Con. ciergerie, implicated in the c.cape of Lavalette, have, been conducted from the Prefecture of Police to the Prison de la Force. rftENcti FUNDS. di AMBER OF DEPIITIgti.--Skting. Der. , or .v\INEsTv. , In the ttaille of the Commission appoibted for e xotr.litutioo 44 the Prow of the Law of AM , s iy, :0_ de Col•bires nionntea t he tribune as eporter of this Contin'.ssion. lie s t,,ted , that the Commission hail, acistirtw- Aged that after treat puntic.l commotions an mnesty was heerssary. Uy the second list of 3e Orillll3llve of the 24th July,. the banishment f the indivithials there twined was proposed; In he present eircont , :tanees, to justify such a niel lt lass leceSsary thut those persons should be cnl i table. But antong- the names tie- Clarkaldt . in their long politic-al disorders, the list ,resented many :oil( olisenre ! None should have n.en entered but those. who had not taken au ;Clive part in the rebellion: ,lie further stated, that in pronouncing the exile of those Ott the second list; they would deny :hem it right granted to those contained - in the first—o..it t,f be:hg3 , 01 , ,„,c , i. Its fact, this measure tpneared to r05p0..,,5 , ,'.1 , 1 to belong rdther to lbe 'if 7 ., e The Commission told ft it duly relioously to re..pect the dispositions of declara tion, awl had therefort conclude., at th , .; epoch of the 2341 March, 13ut it cotholered that 411 those. who had talt,.ti part in the relieliwn ong'ilt to be sioticed, and rl‘itt• those who wer,- to be the .ehthors of it, should be subjected to pay a pecuniary indemnity. , The Article relative to the Family of:Boota'arirte cuts' - not be discuSsed, but the Cominission pro posed a•fitrther examination of it. Lie concluded by tead;itg the following Projet:—. 26th,-5 per• Cents l. 30c. • Actions 2701. - -5. per Cehts f. I3an k Attlnal f Vith.-5 per Cente fin; f. linnk f. - Annwun—Alrrutec, 1 nitiders, *ntirinsey aiHI Jertry, 2 rhiblin t 4 W3tt.rf , rJ. 1)1 , i.-1 Lisbon, 4 Ilantburgli, 2 thillatui, 8 Outtetiburgh, 1 W.iti:rfurtl. Nt.w YEAR'd DAY , --Hnliday at the Bank, Exchequer, Fast India acid South Sea lloulex. • ST , oA t ---.\rerat;e Price- of Thrown or Mtutcovailo %Igor, ai►niuntcal from I.l}`r Rrtiirtts ii dt iu tltc %vit.!: ending tiirl7lh iiLy of Di.eviolist, 1315, is 57 , . i jtl. NI cwt. WA'rElt A r LoN;) , )N 1110 TO-MORIIOW. Morninv, I ii}bittra , lifter 7. I Kralliog, 27 wilsittus after 7. Fr E SUN. A tt . 1, A full 4 1 13 entire amnesty is granted to all those who directly or indirectly . have taken past in the rebellion and in the lliilrpatinn of Napoleon Posonaparte, with the following. exceptions :-- 2. `The decree of the 24th July shall continue to be executed with regard to.4lits individuals comprised in the first Article ni'llik . Or . demnance. 3. The King shall be empowered, in the sPace 41,* Though there are in other 'Conntricsire of two month's, to banish hoot Fr4nett the per- .sWes D e ontArk cost9ms inure honoured in the sons contained in the second' list, and, who shall breach thin in the observance, as we do not 'con not have been ordered before the tribunals.. They e l der that of paying our annttal respects 'to the be deprived of their civil rights, Poldie to be One of them, wt take the Fir , A DAy sions, and other advantages. The/ shall not te- of the New. Year to congratolate and salute :our titre to France except by the authority of the Headers. • ging, under pain of transportation. And this is nearly all that we have to do ; for 4, The following are ext.: . Itudod from the Tun S t ir; l ia ,bcen too long est ablished am too neSty, as the principal authors and accomplices of constant to the•pritseiples on wktich it was (oil the return Dt the Usurper :—lst, hose who have blihlted, to render it necessary for - us to offer any corresponded with lmlmu in the isle of Elba, or p ru f, :bs i ims , V e t , as the c u p o f p ros p er i t y is, 01m" with his agents 2111 y, The hull vithials 'who have .say, more apt to intoxicate and lead astray the laecepteit from the Ustsrper, sinve his return; the jod , , , ,ment, than the trials of adversity, we may, functions of Ministers and Counsellors of, Slate ; at this hour of perfect triumph to the Selsool of :;+llv, The Peers who hare: acknowledged, him ; the immortal l'urr, re-declare our unshaken 4 104, 'flte Prt , fects named by the King who ber e uce tO that Sy,tem which we have ever zeit. h a ve aeeepted of places from Buonarrte ; busily advocated—to that System which has over- The Marshals o f F rance , th e Geto'r.tls thrown Tyranny, saved Old England, roul rescued and Commaulers of M:Hary who Ettiope, declared for him on his ; The The return of Peaci will certtdnly introdstee Qe:terals who ordered their corps against the different views and opinions ; and we even now Royal At my. 'Cite proccedini3 againSt them shall be en to feel, that our ideas of the course whieh be, conducted according to the constitutional it becomes a British Journal, of the principles forms, Nevertheless,' the proscription of ten we profess to pursue, - are widely diisimilar frOm Te,tis, given by tha,Article 637 of the Code of those ,of smite of our fellow4aboureri. It May : Itslortuntioo, shall be reduced, with re- j not therefore' be improper to state explicitly that we arc of . No Party in French Politics. Not only do weablsor that portion of our Press which disgraces itself by upholding the wrecks of the revolnthinary factions in that country, burwe cannot go the length of those writers on the better side, who seem to for get that the 13OURIWN is not always the British Cause.. Toe earnest, the free, the powerful sup port which Tire SUN, for snore than twenty years afforded to the exiled Family, is too well known SQL Vi WWI DIC pZ raLIV SI stilpEAT -4 LONDON. ". .".10-" , 'D/IY, .14 Nlld 11Y, I, TEL NSW YEAR. tipect, to tf.rru, to three months.. 5. In the prosecutions which shall take place, tlie agents tiE the Iniblic treasure shall receive the produce of the latictuniiies'wll.ich 31)311 be pro aainstTtlie accused—who shall place - it in tbe',Chest of Contributinni. CY, The - crimes or (actives ag;iiiist inivite in 4irlduals shall not...be colorised in this atiniesty., whatever time they.may have been e mmi ,i tto t ; the persona who'are guilty of them shall he pro. teeiled against accordhlg to the laws. 7, All the - rtlatirts, uncles, wuitte , brothers; sisters of Napoleon littonaparte, their husba► ds,. sTivei, and children, are bankhed front the king. doom for eeer, and are commanded to leave it in a mouth, on pain of the execution of the Dist ; tr.' title of the Penal Code. Those who hiving •voted for the de a th o f the for the Act Additionel, and have accepted fiinctioni front tltt Usttrper, I)einA_t,llt.s,sleclared wientieS to the lawful powers, SWI ectise tileiV ant) 014111;e cxcllitlc tl fui t r Vetr from the kingdom; aud - they are commanded to leave it in titte:.ettonth, citi paitrof the penalties contained in Article :32 of time Code of Cillittin3l lilfonpation„ rithe iodisitim t li,,cOnT,aii.ed UI ilitt3tt wo diciSionB 41taftwa. possess in France any property, titles, rents, or ritobiutit , ..;4loo , ey shall he commanded to Fell within It month, the gocnhm of .every hind svilith they may posess. The C...atnim proposed I.txt Tuesday for the tiiiiettbsiuit of II project. • • CItAMBER A projet was pie , tined IQ .thcfolleiNA m effect : 1. TLe 21st of January uf eadr yeilr, there to expose us to misapprehension on this subject.- The cause of legitimacy, of right, a nd of order, balanced against the cause of usnrpa-tion„ - of injustice, anti of revolution, is sure of all tbe aid which we can bring into the struggle.,— But there . are circumstances too obrions to per mit us to shut out eyes to the truth, that iu the trite policy of the best intentioned and most up right foreign Government, there may be points directly - at ‘ issue with the dearest interests f our instive land. Whenever such points of conflict atise—our Sentiments shall be British, and all our ou.,:rgy enlisted in 'behalf of our Country. . Since we can appeal to the j ust for an assurance of 'onitturc.portions, we shall !tot now turther occupy our 'space than to say, that it is oar .pur pohe henceforward to pay a more systematic and enlarged attention to Literary Subjects than the tumuli of war and politics has yet enabled us to derma, though upwards of a hundred Iteviews.of new publications have within the year, appeared' in 1 Put: SUN. We bore also neatly completed pm- Brii'7.tirlris for cla:;sifyi,, , ,t all die intelli:_tenre of cohnnus in it paft:,:.!tdat and regular timniier notonty Literpitnre,the-Arti"and Science:,. Aglienlttire, Theatrical Matters; E& , .!. kVill be cleuly brought forward in continued the State of the Navy and Army, Chankes in-the Church, and other tql'ilirs of .public he distinctly classed, and lot m Tables oribdeied Reference, more usefully arranged than has hi therto hcen accomplished by the periodical press. t; ITT S 3 74 1. We Ifave great pleasure itt I,4ving be'' , re Iteaderti some acetitint of Ott newly discovt Countr in Netv Smith %Valet, the 1-11 i.. ll.lritytit4ins, which. before the year 1814 %lASI . pcn . llpl+ Terra incognita. The pew 'Country is hot peopled, and ii natives much those abont Sydne:, thongh their language is eery .tlitterent : dill'ered also in being well covered with kangarq skins, sewed togethet very 14.catly with the Sinev of the emus s they .t Ore the fur side: next the skins, and on the upper dr flesh . side they'h pricked, very ingeniously and; regularly, - urn, "lel"' devices/ among were crosses. They seemed, to be a laughing; gOotrinitured pe „plc, without the savage warlike spirit, or fdry the Sydney natives. They bad with them tam native dogi, with which I fancy caaght lea garoos.: Their spears were hettevy mid chilli! and. they threw them only a short distance out their hands, like the New Zt!alandera. ; 1 • The dayive tuft Bathurst Plaing, the Govern dispatched Mr. EVANS,‘ Deputy Laird StlrveY' with two men and horses, to proc,..ed• as far he could to the Westward, fits' ifiturned all ' I3 Y I a4o, after Itarilz penetrated in a d..ic direction 115 miles from Bathurst. 'lle relit' all the tract of country he pasied over to lye . supetior to. that we explored, and much m thickly pi:opted, which he attributes to the a' -- • nishing lards lie constantly sa w of kangaroos. • emus, on which. .the natives subsisted, toga Three dates of Preach l'aprrs to the Orly tilt. ; with a bundance of fish, which a consider,. reached, us this ntornin4, together with the •:.h ; • • sized river running to the Westward, iitynlT Styppleynent to the Alottileto, containing the last ; with.• The river is neat:ly the si2t: of tic nay part of the,Bitilczet. - bury, and its far as hi. 'can' juttO, may ea The Ccutral , Bitreatt iniS reported on the Am- - ~ • , t ex dorm wtot a °oat, or traVellilll4 aloe; nest' Ca* with tunny very important amendments, • . . bay i l, s , through a beautiful, plain, fertile emu . Report), and the discussion .is appointed 1 Ile has . brouiht with ltirn Meier a larger/mu for to-morymv; The_ King's Mitti!tters and the . . of the fittest manna I have ever seen, whlci . . unpin)! of the Chtimber, appear to he completely i . • . at issue. Ninety-fonr-speakers have enrolled their ca l? er red amoag the gras, and .ity burnt 11 , 1 wl.ielllte describ e s to be clustered with it, ht s names fin this interesting debate. I pieces. I Conclude . it to be 114.- produ ct. 1:11e French Fonds fell on the 28th nearly three. 1 . „ Insect (i'ettgonity), either rii it theist per centutn, . r os have - civpo,itril in the' grins, or Migi The Protestant Churches at Nitinet Were ' comas ,t.d when they were destroyed by . 1 4 i opened on . the '2oth November, and.ty great nyttl tire. • n'atiVeS ''‘t vie very shy, ti hide of Protestants 'worshipped Clod itceortling l ar osttl his appearance. hlt folintl-w to their consciences, iii security anti tramptillity. ; ol oyintaius of tine blue Bine J tone, and a l' The bells tolled to Chlyrely, and tlie - iNl:lvor pre. ' • i s i ne o f the co mots stova*Yitut pebbles, toy vloufilc pahlislied is Noliee In t h e loltabliantS. and 'Cl:ptos, usually found on the coa Louts XVIII. it is hinted is afloat to take a . -it. i s's . Stralts. partner to His thioti,--; Wife from the !loyal . ane wintry is well wooded, and moon Utilise of Bum . ; This, with the marriage I tries are - mmiertnisillnes s '4o_fe'et high w of riiitIIINANI) t il. in ti Princess of the saute ; a branch. Time soil and pasturage is rich rate, :sill consolidate the Family Alliance of I I the 800 REONS. %then the Continent furnished fucts of political importance, we set an example' n oar Content wlritries Of establishing correspondence in France and Germany, which we still maintain. , But if our friends stiOuld observe that we indulge less in such communications, and lay smaller stress upon them than several other Journals, we take this occasion of recording our reasons for pursuinz this course : It is because they arc not facts, hut political opt. nions and party speculations which A arc thus ;,;iven to mislead .rather than to inform the ; and beCanse truth is neither to be fonnd in these clashing misrepresentations of Bourhonist or Bun impartist, nor in the medium between their per verted statements. . Not to llCCOtile Ohm! ['MIN, We conclude" With I returning our gratJul thanks .for the liberal "and extensive encoturagen►ent which THE SUN has so lung experienced :--and expressing a hope that we shall continue to merit this distiugnii;ied patro nage by honest and. Zealousefforts for every thing that is British, and for nothing else. eXtrrille. *dory, Juno 30, lSt3. In the Secret Committet of the Deputies on the 4 26th, I‘l. ilcrelOped his plan for an nulling the Fitt's ilivoect! in the (161 The son of the fist marriage of the Duke of NIuNTE. FELL() bits . appe4Yed against the judgment which declared him illcv,itituatc. The t\ ill vome on immediately. We have j+lst received the following cot/initial cation in a Letter :flow an. Oilicer 'of the mamba, at si.:a " At get, 11 N. Long. Bfi. 10. " No allowed to anchor at St. Ili:Ira:4 and the ht. habitants are sending to Aicension. " The Isle of Fr;owe wits nearly 19 , 4, by a plot of the French to snrprise it, wll;ch was frost tat t:11 by thy. arri'al of 11141 Minden."—(Duldin [...or;Tspendent, L)ec•. 2j.) Yrstordity the I)uke anti Duchess of Cns;nstly I,stici ro ten.i...a Divine Service al the Chapel !loyal , ' St. James's •P'alaee.. .Alterwaids their Royal .(-lighnesses took an- airing in a cut _lugs throng') the Parks. 'l'he 1)oke and Duchess of Ottt.nsi•:s visited yes" today the Princess SoPlit,Vaf(ll.oncßsTatt, elioce CAsi'ELCICALA, the Stici-iDUKEs, 1111(1.86'e:4 °the. ). tli3ting'illiK4l - fashinitables, after which they r e ' willed lii tit .1r seat, tit Twickenham, to tti"n ei ' ...... . Extt•act of a letter, dated Madrid, Dec. 4 ' • .. " Wittist the king was hark/ at 1 1.. . t! lloY" 1 retre4 ;, of A•eattjuez, walking iti one o f the ga , ( teits, ... s'•'"t was firett iwthe direction or li,s my:o pet *son, of Whirlt 3 gtvird-iiti-co:p , ,, who stood near, was. the victin . lir consiottotee of this-eve tl t, .. v.- variety of per?e.)ns have !teen arre..itc:!.' ~r is According to a detailed statement of the . r en i m. . , &Lot army which has been ptsklishetl, it '....siry, . , posed of IG9 regiment's , oi, iti6ntry tom Cl7 . ',.. i ' is , BRIGHTON, DEC. :;I.—s,ittirdoiy a ft ernoon an ,w;ttotst re'cicolliug Ow buttwi,:ons 00 s(itio l '" .. „ , important (.:abiliet Council was- 4fintrioutvi lit thel of rvserve, the artillery, the garri#on InsttailG" Pavillort. The iNletahers assembled tit Ili e o'clock; ,; anti the corps of ittv , tlit'si' * and continued their deliberations for some time, 1 • liy ao Order of the 12th tilt. the IC "og of t1:1, Among tlke Privy Cou nc il presi fi t n.tre, the :11...t..1, Netherlands grant e d to the city of ,e )--nt''' I. P'. quits of liett•rFottn;the Marquis Cnot.stot4DEt..l,:4 i full property, the coMaterti.il docks of )I ' 4 cit Y i Lords ELLIttiInitIOLIGH and VI II haST, Sir ARTHIP:: i free of ail 61:age tehatt- - oever. PAoRT, Mr. 1V: p.L.F., &c••—miniii J,Ne,,ei, th e ' Kini , in. r.• •tierctith, ;Hs 119 w COIL" n I t° 14 ' Prussian :Minister, arrived zit the Pavilionott Vki. ifn ch i t'' stat.-41, i, re 4y :thant to 1)C 04- " Fie' ri or" , ;will, Nt ) day night. 0. oust! of l'o:•- ot ~ B i r k . , NVI . NnsiDR, Dix, 31.—Aceounts Itarc been " 1 1 e .. .. l 'i l i: r i i i n r c o e h '' : ' sh i l j y t. I:: l ) . ‘ e y ' :f i n l a ') : Y ie 3 r l t i v i it V to EtirOrs 111.1 4 . / liy ceived here - 0101e recOVery of the Princess ellA4-1 1 7.... i. i'!;i'i I% . ilfeeS3 i, Said to be *accoll 1 1 14 " I i ..( ,: * ilt Lovre of IVat.es from her iiitlisposilion, an , l- in l 11=9' S i N ' L . 1 .7 " 114) ; I In i;e an ' irried '") tile 1 -11141 14 CODSetpieliee,ler kov,tlEighn e i s is :loin ex:petit:. l ~1)oit ...1.-...,% , ,,, .144ors . ssio's ' , brother. 'Ai-zlr?' ed 'lit:(.:ranliVurn s Lo f dge on Tuesday. ':- 1 . 1,-, r d. li t ;--- -,. ,: i), 1,,, , .} re(...eittly went o,nt fruit) 'l'he Emperor ALEXANDER presented the'Cou- 1 Lisbon to 13 , k '.'i 0 : 1 a ' ' ` ' " :t wi'li )(), . " t "' l “) b° rier who brought hint the intelligence of-AluttA T 's i of greitt *.nitpurtar, , .i., - its ci..trgetl . witli t h° t " ..* eNeeittion With 100 sequins. The Emperor fi'ltAsets was •to leave . Venice ot; I c r' o 'n ufi t n .l z u Tr i a t ck 6f tsi b tl G i t b h o t t i ‘; 's ti l tes n e " l t "r l i a ni e ::se '4"l : ll nt icil) ' ‘iirs the 22d ult.: most of his family h aye set o u i h u m i Care. If the above information be ren . 'e ct ' vve Germany for It a ly, and it ist;:ouglit: they w ill l cannot•'help observing:, that it iviil produce ( " e tk.- . visit Naples. - • i or like ....;tratigest intermixturesii,of litoot recnect ;II • 1 0 • A letter of tbe 22 1 1 net. froin ValenelenneS, no s -, history. 'l'he !west:tit Queen of P.Jtur tiGALI - . lv 1 ,. •tices the arrival of . Nio Briti,h Commissaiies to ' t, is very•old, and 11.1 s . hing been in a state prepare for the occupation o f th 4 Vstrollg place 1711 . .81;entiti rm, was inarried to . her own uncle, hY: -, .our troops. tswhorn-she had the present Prince Regent of Poll , Lord %V. liesqtticz . , says a French Paper, re- • 1-rroo'.vr.; Tin: Pritiee Pee:eta married an Infanta., fus u c i a di a t ""ti ") 11- bqx from the King I,f ?.:A'• 1 Of Spain, the sister of Kiog I.."FtintsaNDand Dclrt PLES, declaring; that he could not accept a present CaltlOS, it'll() again are tO marry thoir own utcc-"P. t:it mentas from 4 Sowerigo who -fnrhade biol_ to enter his ; the dart tli7ers of their o.,yrt sister. States. Time tO•ri!clry of Caza Latizi , , a ss c s ,,, R .,l by W e 'I*CCCHtIy mentioned the failure .of Ott";a -ttidl;ts'i e s ) ts::117'1)1‘;.:)a);(c)11;st: ( I, 4e a 9 d e y f. , a-I t ' t i n t t i le A r NC l e c it t i te g 1 1 3 " i s if 1 t' ; '! i l ' t i .. ...1171:44.1.)3citatt :-;ll%:'eart,P'eli:pli'itnttsid-otfiltlrneakili)tetfi:tte3tiliiorensoalt::tll-113c:'il: i troll fluokisPaa'iß. . . . 1 tish commot!ities have been Scot, to the Unite , c l . ' --t.N.Sin . Or(ly. Il l . !! Ar-clifluke...3 •J G , w; and. L t ,,vis, ,_ States from Liverpool lone, within :4 % . o"tt. fl's , accompanied by their ::tiites, arrlye.ll at their house , tersest, to the amount .r . tipwat 'l' A h . l St Vat ford-three, 'froth IStigliton.. - da of 16 111)1 . )° " - tiittr Imperial liighbesses dined is lth . th e I)ulte ' Yesterday i st s rling. „it ifettn,puteil that, including Gl'itg"'‘'m ;not I)tteaess of CO )113E1ILANL).• Prince li'4o-4-94('- fool the . other lirit:slr Ports tattling; to AmcriCal I tile total 'export . in the same inter , -ail ~ t cee.tli HAZY, 'the Au:Arian Ambassador, and ki utlicr disti?guishedtleirral i chit( niillions serling. (ii i this iniFutti::-;• - Stiqtr Perautts; !Vert o f the pattY.'`: Inu r‘ Y -turtis bare yet 1,)C0 rtOtivi!df 34.....: i: ,'• 011 i ' 411 - ,.. 4 1' • ~ ----, 4 *. ilea' l ' t is' - ',l its ' 41 ICY 0 bey . i. , 4-,'• . e ts's ';':',', heir ` - -ri Z-, -. ; liad °-;',:';, f i •nti. .1.. , R e°. .y of I , lued,' 1 ' rain `,. ' insy, i it of 1 rtioi r 1 'Y°t4,- ' , I leis; t. Arcit' ; . - 4 . • ' • - „ , mar-- astft. r . , • rs RA., • 'ctlitt•.! :rsii)le; , . untlea. : 1 Awkq. ~• i easily g itlf ~..,' ~.. ,_•-..-,, tt iltit, . .i - •. ~.*..., antity -;.f. ch lid :-.;-'• ~, fields; .2 . - tsnvill ,y I . of ()ttr, ..:. ;se 1;1. 4 . .„ it the ; t; grass, , t it suit ;1•,.. w 1109 ,-i proftt. 1 op,v.tt!, , salt i ) c illg tlitr wit iit)tiS" 1 . ' .'• t i I I :it tit . -.41 • , 3 t ._ 1. i ,t , :qrshrtw L':,;'.-, ,, 1 litiyal, , ; - , '4 5 .:, r It()yei,‘ -. titrougt) ~:::, itvd yesf, ...,,3 1, vi ioca- --, ~,, tai tit iter'.,,„:(.,., they re . . y -, 1 ). ditiiter• . 1 .... .i , ;c. •4.:r-- ? 1,1 , II retreat_ .'1,,, i.(tens, W Iti ,y il per- ...... t 4 nal near, evel?r, a. .., itt tlierros- - I . ,1 is co nl- '.,- ! ca valry, ~.. i oitivili:oos , t Attalitol.l., --:..,' .og of tlic. t‘v , rp, lit that L ity , 110 W cot,- • • _ i i. lel ,':