The Sun. — London, England, 1816-11-04 00:00:00

SIM' NEWS. PoßTsmotiTH, NoJ. g.--:-Arri'vthl yesterday Ms Majesty's ship th'eciati from a croize. DEAL, Nov. 3.—Arrived the Fairlie East In (Haman from Batavia, Stc. RYE, Nay. he Swt dish p,alliot Eliza - , from Dantzie to Lisbon, with wheat, came oil shore this morning near Dungeness, and is gone to Crew saved ; the cargo nearly all lost. picccs. [Prom the Hampshire Chruniek and Courier.] Rear-AdMiril Sir Thomas I3YAm Mwrust, Comptroller, the Hon. Eon , Ann SrawatiT, and RoBERT SIiPPINGS, EN. CminnisSionerS frinn the Navy Office, have been here during the week, sent down by the Admiralty 45 a Commitiee of Inquiry in the Dank-yard relative to charges brought against Commissioner the Hot-tour able , )ir Gan , * Bart. by the Reverend Dr. SCOTT, Chaplain of the Dock-yard, originat ing in some misunderstanding between them. We are not at present acqnainted with the charges,. but b,th parties and all the principal otli,:•ers of the yard, and some of the , aficers of the Ordinary; bave been examined, and the Committee are still sitting. Thos. A. Minchin, Eq. on the part of Sir George Grey, and John Sutton Shugar, Esq. for the Rev. Dr. *ott, have been engaged during tbe inquiry, which dosed with respect to the charges on Thursday, and the Commissioner de livered in his answers and produced his witnesses yesterday, which was closed late last night. It now 'remains for the Committee to make their re port to the Admiralty. BURNOS-AYXES PRIYATEER.—Advices on Bater day reached Lloyd's of the capture, on the 6th ult. of Cadiz, of the Cneueia, a Spanish vessel from Havanna'', by the Potosi privateer from Buenos- Ayres. after a sharp action. The Cuencia was raden will~ coloniAl produce, and hid on board ')thout 21,000 dollips for the Cadiz merchant S. The Potosi carries six guns, and ha. , a crew of 160 teen, all natives of the United Slates, with the exception of one Spaniard. The CoMmander is John Chace; ,of Baltimore ; • the same person, we believe, who was'reeently tried and acquitted in Atherica on a charge of piriicy, for !wiring detain.. ed pne of his own Conti, ry Vesseis under the com mission which he holds from the iluenOs-Ayres Government. The crew and pasiengers of the Cornejo, :11 in nunibei., were put no hoard an American' ship, and arrived at St. Uhes On the 9th ult. Several of them were wounded, and some dangerously. ' According to the latest :muttons from Buenos Ayres, the Congress nt Tucuman likil resolved to ~..send a deputation to the United States of Amr- Tica, to preltt:nt their Declaration or Independence to Mi. AlAntsoN, and to make a formal demand Aim he shoidd submit the same to Congress in the .tosning Session. The Admitalig Navy List, corrected up to the `end Of *lke .present month, contains 198 Admirals, -B;i4 Post"-Captains; 814. Conmaitilers, 3980 Lieu tenants, 688 Musters,, 946 Surgeons, 442 Assist-: sot Surgeons, sod 6 . 5 riorsers. DUKE AND DUCtiIISS oP GLoUCESTE(t,--Friility on Adriceis or the County of Surrey, to the Du *rid Duchess of GI.OUCBSTRIt, npoil their late lintriage. was presented by the illon SiMitar of the Comity, accompanied by the Earls of OtasLow sold Routes, [..mid Viscount Ctt,rNL y , the two Menihers for the.Couittyill4osrs, 'lnuits:Ton and SUMN cit, Sir C. Sul.r.tvxN., Sir TiaoA4s TUturoN, sniti about 311 o,f the prinei.pal Cientleaten of Ilse County, who went in procest ion 40 ildgsltot Palk, the residence of the Duke and Duchess) ‘Olire they were received 'with every mark of attention and respect. Their Royal Highnesses returned the, 40110 whig gracioAo Answer : '" We .retur n yon our warmest Thanks for this very flatter irtg Adslress,und for yeur congratulations upon our nuirriage,, and we request of you to be assured it is trill) gratifying to us to r evvive this proof of your ; and ttit we fed most sensibly the interest yea :ire pleasvci to take in our happiness." SRPA*RATION IN FIIGH LIPR.—Prom what cause elues it proceed that (ki-ie of the most pleasing men in marine's 'and couverstitinn, and one who stands 'in the' opinion of the world tincon,mooly high (for his talents nod industry are unrivalled), win) Las lung betin 'married accomplished woman what mile, vv rep,,ar, arises a SeNtAtiOn. 1% , 'hiCIL IUR 9 1 1(priSed the fashionable rrorld not it :dud furnished food for Imimadversion dur .fng 1": e last three days ?--T Ise couple alluded to ore well known in every Court in' Europe. Front 11 .1 e Ex:le in st. (Mena. when •:pt the zenith of his • good fortune, :In received such peculiar marks of ettetitinit'as•no fe.l)l,llislituan was ever known to oxPMeuce. it is said that the Gentleman, who sirtitled distinction, mends to retire to the Con., tintnt, to give vent to his chagrin. !Us departure he it notiitrial loss intlectl,--(From a Morning !PaPer.) FoaeststAztl,o.--Saturtlay se'nnight 111//iffai SYms. of Chartwstcr, was r brought before C. Att . 'Esti, Mayor :of the Borough of Dorchester, " tt e1 14 94'P preferred ,against him by T. l'Art , , risq. for f orestalling the oiarket3 of the said 80. "ugh, The charge being folly sobstantiated, be wits calk! - ort• tri find soretiett tor his .rippearroce tit tHk e his 16 4 1 at the pea Genera- 11 Q uarter Se " tintis of the Peace. The Worthy 3lagistrate told hint' he regretted It %ras not-in his power to inflict intuietliate punisbuient ; hot that he was Mer• it) go as' far as the law , would permit him . 61 0 1114 t nil who should, with such (firing impuni ty, transgress iu future. CURIOUS OCCURRENCE. • CANITBAY, 0cT:16.-- , At , a to the' , French Commandant return.forOto given by him to tie. Military anti Civil Ofikers of tioe tish Army), a,,Lient.-Co:onel air the Staff %VAS induced' to dunce with a very yonog mint tried Lady, the wile.of one of the Clerrs of the Contrnissa !lilt. The Lath is a native of the Nt:/iieflands, tro t her father in the establislinwor of thi! I'o3l D,Tartntent at, Bros:,els. After the festivities of ' b e ev en in g , an acquaintance was so formed be tween the parti,s, that it is Irani the Colonel was in the habit otoce..t.ni,l;) jiining, the domestic circle. Calling one d,ay the' Colonel met with neither husband or wife at but taking up a book in one of the rooms, which appeared to have been in p f, rn: , al by the Lady, it is reported that lie wrote it' the inside of it the words " Pattcre 'I here,.' anti also left. aletter, midressed to her, explaining strongly' his attachincta towards her. I:hese declarations being put into the husband's hands, he sent word to.the Colonel', that if he did not Wake an ample apology, he should be publicly horse-whipped. On the part of the Colonel, Sir N., 11 attended, to decline .a willing ness to make such an apology : the form of one was then • f!iscussed ; it was communicated accordingly, and returned by the Colonel with a trifling deviation. The husband became tlis satisfied at the alteration, and tyrote down agai n the apology he reqiiired, insisting upon ifs !Icing copiLd verbatim, by the Coloncl. In return to this second coMinunication, time latter declared :hat he felt the apology then dictated to be 01 so, humiliating a natore, he really, could not comply with it. : Shortly afterwards, ,the hus band, - meeting the Colonel in company with some Officers, proceeded to put his threat into execution, having provided himself with a horse whip for that purpose. Immediately after time as sault, the Colonel sent a challenge to the assailant, and the duel took place about a mile from Cam bray; after the exchange of a shot each, the seconds interfered, and the parties separated un hurt. The Colonel was attended to the field by Sir N. H--, and his adversary by an acting; Camniissary. As soon as the intelligence of the event reached the. Duke of Wellington, he ordered a Court of Inquiry immediately to take place.— (Nor/4v Post.) FASIIIONABLE ARRIVALS. The Marchioness de Bourhel and family, at Thomas's tel, from Paris; Colonel and Mrs. Dawson, at ditto, from Brighton; Lord and Lady Kensington and family, at lilatte'l lintel, from Wales ;. General Ortslow, at Fenton's Hotel, froni Sussex; Captain Cussane, at ditto, from Paris; Colonel Dor wal, at the St. James's Royal lintel, froM a tour ; Colonel Strafford, stt ditto, from ditto; Mr. Pea, at ditto, from Ire sand. DEPARTURES. Lord Mutt ingfield, fur Bedford:6lre; Mr. ant Mrs. Ray mond and family, for Rath; Mr. and Mrs.Fison, for the Co n Cart. Ntitchellaor Catnbr.iy ; Lord Exmouth, for Chel tenham.; Zion. G. Pellew, ,Aliss Key, Mr•. and Mrs. Soiel • D. Esq. Miss liinckloy, Miss Middieton, Mrs. Haber, Mrs. Peirce, and Miss Bayley, trom .Jordan's 11041, tit. Itteasttlis.streeti Mr.au4 Mrs. 8001111, far, Otttribitws Surrey CUionel Eyre and sou, fur Chelttilliant; Messrs, Anderson, for Scotland. BATH Anawat.s.—eonntess de Nolle, Sid Ed. Auk°lda., Sir Arthur Chieheiter, Slir IV. ruglish, Sir .Tanies Mansfield, Lally O'Brien, Lady Staines and family, Hon. and 'nee. E. J. l'urnour s Major-Grueral Molyneirx, Colonel Kay, Lieu. tenant-Colonel Lieutenant-091.)nel Wilkes, Major Dic i aen, MOur and Mrs. Hopkins, Major Lee. CHARITIES. We learn from the .provincial papers that meet ing and societies for the relief ut the poor are daily extendint,•. Two societies have been lately lormed, by the Ladies of Newark, tor the purpose of clothing the necessitous. A considerable sum 1139 been obtained by subscriptions, and the so cieties ar•e likely to he of the utmost institutions have been formed its Several other towns.. The following Address Inn been publidied by lie iliAltop of lIERSFOWD:—.- TO TliE REVEREND THE CLERGY WITHIN THE OIOCESE OE HEREFOHD, IN THE COUNTY OF SALO( :-- Ilesterend Brethren,—Conformably with a Resolution pass ed in your Shirc-hall on the 17th day of the present month. I most earnestly recommend to your consideration the distresses of the manufacturing and !showing poor. 'mat you will Iwo" iuote the ray lautialtle arid lititelicial ohjects of your County Meeting to the.uttuost of roar poorer, the sense which I en-, tertain of your Christain se,4l in all works of goodness most fully persuades .rue. I mu, Reverend Brethren. your olTsctintitite Brother, CiF.ORGR ISAAC 1-IEIttFO.RI). Winton-college, Oct: 23, 1.3134 In Gray's Inn-lane. a noose is Opened where the best j 9 iiits of rotistint beef, such as sirloin, are'sold at 6d. per pound, and the same by the City Meat Conispuny, Ilread-street, Cheap side. We hope that other shops will be opened on the same princ,iple. It would answer particu larly well boih to bluchers, and bakers, anywhere in the vicinity of St. James's Market. G. CAattot.t., Contractor,tor the Lite Lottery, has the honour it announcing to the Public the termination of the Drawing, which Conchidrif on Thlirsday last, when 4,1i01 was drawn a Prize of 1000 L and ft old at his Offices, 7, Coruhill, and 26, Oxtord-street, tt Halt- ,, nd &gilt 6ixtegatt4ii. it is with the greatest satisfaction he retitrus his thanks for lbw increased patronage he has receiv ed front the Public, to whom he has had the plea sure of distribotiog in Sharef, the annexed List of Capital Prizes la the Last Lottery No. 7,7a5,• a Prom of ‘,80,00n, in 19 shares 12,8.10 - I,ono, Shares • 1,600, in 5 :shares 12,530 . 1,0410, in 11 shares 4,801 - • 1,000,in 2 Siiares 3,020 - iy* 50 , 1, in Siam 8,800 - • 500, in 8 .arts ) 0 16 0 in 11 shares There are already near 400 children of pension. ed sntdirrs arrived and setiled in the Duke of Yoatt 's Alyium, Above P,ar, Sonthamptnu i Tbe wioie nulober to be acecniiinuditud is 100. DREADVUL STATE OF IRELAND. KiCtrcvaY, Oc'T is •with' 'unfeigned that re- . gri t tt we hat awn/mice the revival of that Omitting spirit of, instabordin ition; the, bane of "Mir 'country's prosperity atol hapiness, which tve itailiboped the vigottr and .smion of the Maghttracy and lieu! ry , and the good seitge oldie population, had for e ver des; roved in this country.' Threat ening not ices and incendiary lette r s h a ve been re• ceived by different • I indlords within the last fort !tight, for presuming to inquire for even arrears of r.ent. On Sunday night, a banditti went to ,the lands of 'Eagle's-hill, in thy of baronyG uwran, Tittle moire than, two miles from this city, over threw the hay-cocks, .and,seattered they hay over the aclioining fields. • The ruffians then set fire to the hinise• of Patrick Power, herdsman to the Rev. Zacharialt Coroock, the owner of Eagle's , - hill, which was buret to the ground, the pour man told his familyestaping With their lives with difficulty. Fortlinately If large quantity of wheat bad been removed the day before. The Sheriff, and Magistrates are to meet on Saturday. CLONMBI., acT. 30.-0 o Saturdaynight last, a tythe Proctor, living near Four-mile-water, in the' County of Waterford, named'Buckley, was ly.r baroosly murdered, on his return home, a short way further fruni town than the torn from the work-house bridge, .on the lower Cork road., It would seen) as if he had burn way-laid. There werOhe marks of various blows on both his arms, self received 'in his detence, and the side of his skull was literally beaten ill, as if by the corner of a stone. He was in his office a mild and indul gent man ; bur, Hs we learn, he had been giddy that ' day, in mentioning his purpose of writing to his employer to enforce, the payment of some tythe decrees, of which, it seems, be had. a good number. He bad been in town until near eight o'clock at night, when he left it in company With some other men a little inebriated. His body 'was found haltered as we have stated, and flung. into the dyke at the road side, when it was . discovered early on. Sunday morning., Colo* Greene and Mr. Hosed . t . the Deputy Mayor) iaelti an 1 mplest on the body, when, after a very minute' investigation, a verdict was fo un d o f " Wilful Monier "--"Buckley has a left a wife and six chile dm) without provision,. On Friday night, about. 10 o'clock, nn armed party came to the house of Mr. George Shaw, at Rathronao, and after tiring some shots, attempted to force his door with blows of a sledge, demand ing that Mr. Shaw would diseharge. from his em ployment a Miller from the comity of Cork. Be ing to force the dour, or obtain compli wire, the deholed beings decamped. We regret to:observe, that at a meeting held on the 17th instant, at Boyle, at which Lord Lorton. presided, it was found expedient to enter into strong resolutions for the maintenance of the pub lie peace, in consequence of several notrages hay. log beet) committed, which tire specified in the' re solutions, such " as nightly, meetings, rubbing houses of arms', pulling down houses, scattering bay," &C. ; nod iii consrtitteoceof .1 a s pirit of oat , rage and insubordination having manifested itself in the parishes of Boyle, Kitronan, Ardcarn, and Tinntr, in the Barony of Boyle, that calls for clue iitui. , st exertions and vigilance." CASTLIAIAIt, OCT. 28."*-4.)11 the 17th inst. all irittnest wits held at liillighbragh, in the barony of Costello, in this county, by Mr. Hee y Moran, Coroner, on the body of Lawrence O'Hara, sen. whOsstas murdered two or three nights befit' e. The Jury Sound that his death WaS caused by a pistol shot woond and various_stahs, wilfully and feloniously inflicted upon hint by James Philips, Myles Kilips, and Thomas Philips, and that Mi chael Philips, Simon Philips, and. Pat. Philips, were aiding, abetting, and conspiring in the said murder. This dreadful crime, the result of inve terate malevolence, is said to have been Icing me ditated t and some ut the partimooncemed in it; who have been two years Ascot in England, it is confidently asserted, retnrned for the purpose Of committing it. The mitrilerers, reeking with lite blood of their victim, repaired to the hou , e of his son, Lawrence O'Hara, jun. whose life was to have been also sacrificed ; bat as he, after having been fired at, providentially knocked. (lats.!' one of his ass:Ultima, and armed himself with his weapon; pit elifotk, he was enabled to give them battle; and filially to beat thetnoff—nerhowever, with. out receiving several serious, wotinds. , . ASOTHER HORRID MURDIOI. One of those dir9oollB acts of vengeance, the frequency of which bring shante . 11 1) 011 ' 11, c coun try, has been again committed---and under such tremendous circumstances, as beggar all the power of worth, to describe in their foil etpqmity : A man named ',piety, and who lived at a piiic'es wit hiss three miles of Ardee, in the county of Louth, had prosecuted, at the !ISt Assizes for that county. three men whir had brokea into Isis hOuse At night. Upon the testimony of Lynchy, and Of Isis son-in-law, Rooney, those in, l defactors, whose names were„Tiernan,.Shanley, and Conlan, were convicted, and suffered death accordingly. Lyochy was itiVave of the danger to which his own life was eikpoked, by Laving brought those hot*. breakers to justice ; but being a man. of a firm and intrepid character, he resolved not to change his residence, and to defend. himislf against any violence that might be offered hint. On Tuesday night last, at the liont , ' of mid night, Lynchy was dooined to atone, by his dealt), for having sought redress trout the public justice of his country.---A body of men, supposed to amount to forty, and well mounted, rode up to his they surronmied ; with out a single compunction at the indiscriminate de struction in which they Were about to involve so many, they set fire to this,unfort oat e fkles and destroyed, in this diabolical- deed, not only Lynehy and is son. in-law, Rooney, but his wife, twit children, two servant maids, and two young men .! l Human nature sickens at the esintensphi tion of web ati aCt of horror, and language sinks under the task of expressing the emotions' w h ich it raises...m-(1)04in Collespoudeta, Nov, I.) A strong cirGictintent of itn: 854 b gogiultT•t, consisting of about 304) men, #l2o4""P'inied try :1 party of Artilikryi !Older the of ~, TRoltit;roW. r rtowtiuktrter,d sz tie Borr4eks h 1 TIM MARKETS. CORN-E%CuANGE, Nov. 4.--- . Our Was Aveil supplicd this .morning :with all kinds of Grain, mid the sale of Wheat was dull at a decline of as., .per qi:artei:, anti a considerable quantity left onsold. Barley was 2r. per quarter. lower. Malt supported its price ; Ole same may bz. said of !'ease; and Beans are 2s, and Oms Is. per qua, ter dearer. li'kur was selling at the price we quoted last week, 90s..per sack. _Foreign Wheat 735. 775, Fine ditto - -100 s. —s. English Wheat .- 775. B.li. Fine ditto -87 s. —s. Old ditto - • - 107 s. —s. Fine Rye - - • - -47 t. 53, Fine ditto - - 525. 58s. Raley - 455. bOs. Fine ditto - - Ws, —s. Malt Fine ditto - -89 s. Rs. Whit ePease (boilers) 80s. Gds. Fine ditto - - -70 s. —s. Ore) , Pease -50 s. 88s.' Floe Grey Pease -48 s. —s.• !lions - - -61 s. 633. Ohl ditto • - 545. 6tis. Small 'Pick Beasts Etta, this. Old ditto - - - —s. Feed 0 ids - - - 28 s. 31s. Fine ditto - afts. 38s. Poland ditto - - 335. Als. Fine ditto - - 3tk. 41s. Potatoe ditto -41 s. 4G.. Rape Seed 411.481. per lost. Fine Flour - 855.905. Seconds - • 80s. 83.. SMITHFIELD, Nov. 4.—This day's Market was well sup. plied with prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general was considerable; Veal was dearer; Beef, Mutton, arid Purk, sold at last prices; And the trade, for the most part, ?vas somewhat brick. The sales in the Hay-market were rather lively; Straw has dropped in price; Hay uni Clover fetched list prices. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. ITATTON-OAnnEN,--On Saturday "Mathew and Benjamin Whitfield, two 'brothers, were charged by,Thomas . Handley, a Coster-monger, with cut ting the throat of his Jack-ass, and also with stab. bing it t wise in the side.---The compleioant stet ed, that the plisoners owed him a. crud; e, he haviug indicted theth the last sessions for assault. ing him, and that be had witnesses present to prove their threatening to be avenged of him, and that they would do for his ass. Complainant lives, „s well as the prisoners, in nose-alley, Turnmill. street. Complainant left his donkey in a small stable in the saute • court, and the door was lied.. locked. In the morning when he went out, lid found the lock had been forced, and his ass taken away ; however, he found the ass 'in York-street, which was only about a himdred yards distant from the stable, with his throat cut across, and also two deep stabs in the side, and bleeding to death.---. He did lint see the prisoners toremit the offence, loot he siertpeeted thei they were the perstioi who 41id it. He had witnesses then preterit to prove, that they were seen following the ass from the stable towards York -street; and also to prove that they said they woeld do tar the ass. 'I he as it nesses Were called and proved the above. The Magi-trare roe! red to seterel Acts of Parliameot, and particularly W the Statute of 9 George 1. for informatioo. He; then lamented, 'that although they case was pros crl evert siesatisfactorily aeainst the prisoners, the law did not leave it in his power to punish them ;• for ahliongh there was an Act of Parliament for the preservation of cattle, the the law did not consider are 080 to come tinder that denomination ; and he melt regretted that Lend EIISKINICS Bill Was thrown out to prevent creche' to quintals ; and he should with reluctance dis. charge ate prisoners, butt adviser' , complainant to go and lay the case before the Grand Jury, who were sitting. BELVAIR CASTOR. —It is rumoured that the fire at Belvoir Castle was not accidental, but the work of the Luddites. The following is the report-- " Some suspicious ionic-had been at Belvoir Itin in the .course of Friday, and even observations made by them are statcd, tending to confirm the& opinion of the calamity hawing been oceasionci by.an.incendiary. We do not learn that any per son has been apprehended on suspicion of baring occasioned the fire, or Of having anticipated it .; nor do we learn that any very particular inquiry as to its *4king place has. been made; but the ge neral opinion at Belvoir and Grantham, and the reighbourliond,.seem to be, that it has been wil occiisioned, A few days ago, the daughter of Mr, [Topeka- TON, of liorsenionden, in -Kent, who is about 12 years of age, but of extremely weak mental Nen). ties, opened a drawer, in which her father kept his money,. ant! actnally ate and sNallowed a 101. Bank note, four of 51. each, and a 11. note, before she was iliker)vered. Mr. FISOER, of Wanne, near Hull, lately went into his harvest field and 4,tid down; iin4 thrust i ng his hands under a sheaf of wheat, felt one of them, pricked, hut took no notice of it. In the coarse ot a thy - or 1,,e0 at swelling ensued with great pain ; and notwithiranding all medical assistaliCe, he died in ahout four days. It is supposed he'tdeas kit,by a viper. A serious accident occurred in the Borough on Saturday morning, owing to the careless nett fu rious driving-of a post•eloise" lad. Th e e h a j oe came in contact with a light gig, in which were a Gentleman and his son, a boy about eight years of age, The Gentleman fortunately escaped with. .out receiving any serious itkjury,.but the child had its arm fractured in a dangerous manner. On "flittriday last the State Lottery was drawn, when No. 2,656, a-Prize of 20,0001. 3 per Cent. Consols, was 5.44 ia Otte Half, Two Eigtith. Ana Four Sixteenth Shares, at SWIFT and Co.'s For. tree to Offices, No.' 11, Poultry; 12, Ctiftring- Croo and 31, Alfigate Eligh-strect ; *here No. 747, a Prize or 60tn i wi t s aisi, ~01,1 in Stnircl.---. On the same (lay' the 8.0;41014ml firt<ige was Sittiwn .asilti No. 5,7 Vi Prito ot Nos. 153, i. 440, 2,68 q, 4 - 483. 1 .V 24. 6.805; Prizes o#l. eiteb, wtlie 6old and shared ar stk., PT ;sod Co.'s (Meer,. ..-.l.s . roat CAL to i c t )l A:ll: r L y ß e, O t t i * t t a N t 's t T le tit t V r O d .T a l t i r r e ot l . ia t re it. t i t he pleasure Accou NT Of the 134TTLRot WATuStl.OOl‘ll4 this day publibliell„ by Mr, seith no tos than Otte lutes vie Eatranea to Crnlttetv, it is illustrated the forest of Saigiai, 2, Village of Waterloo. 3. latenior of the Chapel of ‘Vatoloo. 4. Head gikariers of the Oahe t,i Wetippto6, 5, Ch ate , a4 tie frisat.rmont. 6. Farm Ot ttlYe 7. The Village of Genappe. Ligny ()Attic Quatre Brat.