The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-25 00:00:00

e3:stiov Esair.AN mrth el, 191 , „ • , •0 •• Li !!,/ st 7() Eti.N Ci IMII t • ititA of the n.ki..04. of 1 2 .:\W; ;tee\N . D Ntirce , , That A if:NEPA - LC .4 .)On ' te'hriditt the. DANK, 'an TuEsuAy ;NEXT the with Instant, froinien o'f lot . * in Sae letireitoon till F our in 11,e ...tier:loon; to take 8- Dnilot, in vtirsintnce tif the followhig • Wtvwhose plebes are herriinto stilitcribed, heitut Pro-,, wittors of Bank Stock, do demand on Or .I.lterlit, mom now mitred hT the Honourable P.. li.uveriet and s&• eanded by M. GetiiVe lkirraitt. ',That this Cow t• do new ad journ tn.Tlntstlay, the Rath Militia, for the purpose 14 en abling Zhu GoVernotunil Directors to lay btfore it as ACC.Oallt, 16e Wi lg the surplus profits of 1116 Corporatiim, at the hitest vkriotl, within the last half year, to which it fray have been ascertained' .; • Michael Gray, Robert flarris,• P. Pleyitell Btiuverie, . Thos. Turton, 1 • 3 (.;corge lariant, 11.0r1ER'i Lewis Geo. I)ice, C briit Terry, David Ricardo, W..Williaw 4 , I Geu. tiaseyi.. BEST, Secretary. - - ll' s . The pressure of .Matter compels us to abridge the !genet brought by Foreign Mails, and postpone many Ar ticles intended fur public ►faun. 31AILS. Analvki)-1 France, 1 Flawtech. 2Hand, 3 tianilittrgh, • 2 Citittentftirgit, 2 DuWill, 2 Watcriord, Lisbon, 1 Gottcoliursh. • VADY-DAN,-1 - lohdtstat the 'l3atita, Exchequer, East India and Sbuth'Sea Houses. - • .SttoAtt.-4verage Price of lhorin or Mitscovitls) Sugar, computed from the'llAturos mule in the weals ending the 20th 'Ay of March, IsIG, is'soi. tod. per cwt. : • liWEI IVATER. AT LONDON IiItIDGE TO-NIOIIIIOIV. 31,4114%, St luillutr► t‘ltex,l2., j 14 . .1nisitit„es. slier I. • • TI F ;SUN.' , T 50L,E7.1 wIILY DICEK4 rimstimAuDEAT! LON pON, M 0 N DA Y; 31.1 CH 25, 1316. The Correstio .. ;lent of a .Morning Paper givei Tollowing (lescrilltljo of. the - meatts for assisting • • • • his R oval Illighooss the Pit INCE ItEattigT to mount Lis horse, %)•lien he tido in the Pavilion Wounds at Brighton :-- • ' • ." Aut litelitio ew l plant: was constrncted, rising 10 abWtt the height of two Net stud - a half, at the sipper end of 'which was a pLitform. llis Royal ilytl3 1114 Ceil in a qh,aty 6.n rollers, anti. so moved , isp'the.aseent, anti placed ; on the platform , which. wins then raised hysetews,,' high enough to puss the bors.e nutlet. : and finally his. Royal High nesslet gently dokvii into the saddle.''. . From this iiccontit appreliensioni:are . .exeited that his ltov,st. lltuttNes is in 14State of greater general dentin y tl,,ttm %ve ,have, hitherto had reason' tb a i ipreliensini, we arc haqy to /t y, i 9 groituoiess. ili - s:iii.iYALiltGitNtss chiefly. suffers troth .weaktiets in his uncles, which: may rcilit,T the Machitirry'abovoHinticed convenient and necessity fur hi s but his health t.;elie• rally is much disproved, anti tie have it Irmo eye withe•ses, that time IttiGF NT is look ing amid that . every fair promise is allurilcil of his being very soon entirely recovered. We have to-day Newspapers from all parts of Europe, hit their Contents are not ofjemarkable interest, if we except iliCacCount of the exhu• 'oat* of the mordefeel Doc AVENa ti tart from the,, .stitch of dif Caste of Vincertnes,"aud the transfer of his uscolderjog hones to consecrated ground. Melancholy and .arc so piiwerfnlly excited by the simple worative of this affecting event, that we shalt add Ambit.* Co detail's but an Appeal io the athhirer4 of BUONAPARTS, to view their Hero ar'the incitnent when the obscure grave was digginx fortis living victim, two hOursbe- . fore the dm k period of midnight assassination 3r eive4, which was to give to mockery and murder the last Princely branch of ,the illustrious House of CoNDE!. . -Yet this is the wretch for whom political cOlv shleratiotis litive Trocatil St. ;Helena, aryl titters : OftifiCe, ' arid iiixories; instead of a dungeon or ig itiniout ! It (till be seen by our Naval News, xl►at the Thebln has arrived from St. Helena, witerire sha sailed on the 1011► ult. During her stay of three days there, BUONAPARTE gave a dialler to theol6- Vets of the 53d Regiment, 2d Battalioni stationed 'it that Island. The novelty having worn off, - titia leelebrated Person is snitl:to be very little'thought nod; he remains within' doors until 4-O'clock in the afternoon ; he then either takes an airing in his carriage, or rides out for an hoover tiVo ou horseback, and returns to (Ulmer. Baron de STURMEA, the Autitrian Commissioner, kiis Lady' and Suite, 'arrived PortSmouth on Tuesday, for the purpose of embarking in the Newcastle, for , conveyance to. the Wand of St. lielemi. The Rimisia►l and French Commislioners a"; expected.to arrive here, for the same purpose . , i n *few days. Qf the UartiNttake which was felt yesterday 'reek, as tiontioned in our Last Page, the Coml.- t ry Pipers of to-day furnish the following farther particulars • • On Suittlay - last, the 17th instant, 23 minutes bef9reone o'clock (trtie ante) a sliobt shock of au : 114t IHPerby shock ‘Vits•of shil aiihn o (!tir' Th'e ; 6 - it= long to leave tio doubt' tht: wind as to the reality, of :tlib ithenotnetitin.' hiave iyat beilvd that it has caused :ally injury, eitettiii the slight alarm ti.dt it oteaSiOned fOr iiitiinent to t hose wiJo. Melt It° : %vas accOlUpkitired a 11oi3c silitiliar to that of a rising teintiet,'asid caused the- windows to I,ndlie violently, amid the doors that were tjar to move. A glass lustre' which hung - in a gentleman's breakt.iiit room in hat town, was put in motion, and the choirs , and Wes were very per s eepiihly shaken: . At Shipley all it caused the bells to ring, and the body of tt mangle, in one of the upper rooms, noved On its . rollers several feet. It wls also perceived in tl►e Cliurehei of All Saints and St. Peter, in Derby, and caused in the latter a piece of plaster to fall front the roof into the body of the Church.. We have not been able to Ascertain the extent to which the stock was felt, but as far as we have already learnt, it extended about twenty miles east and West of Derby, and appeared to proceed in a direct line from north to so►►th. The recent experience of thit dreadful phenol suction in various quavers of the earth, as wt:II in Spain, Portugal, ant! Madeira, ;as at sea, when considered with this shock iu thelsiorth of Eng-, land, seems worthy of the best attention o f me n of science. The actk its' and extensi%e connexion of subterranean fires lutist have been, as it pie - bably now is, very great. . , , There was yesterday, a Council held at Fife finase, it which Were preicot the Earls. of 14,- v . 130.00L; ,MULGRAVR, Loids NBLVILI,R.; and PASTLEREAGH, MCSSr, WaLLE.I.P.Y POLCI PEELE, Sirs Gr,oRGE WARRENDER And Anil this day there was another at the same, place, at WhiCli the Duke of •Yorm, Lord CAgv.v.itiChoii, Lord C. LONG find ARI 3 VT NOT WCJ'C kilSa present. • livit4imitt, MMtcti 24.—Dining the time Ottt the' Qt EE . N hits been in Lotithnt, the Princess Ci44itt,nrre of NVAcet hat come f►ont•Cranbo►trne Lodge (hilly' to the Cattle, and spent most of the' time witl►. her ltnyni ,Att►►t,. the Princess I'St.►zA• NEVI, ht►S lets every night abort ten o'clock for Crmihntirne Lodge. The Qtn,PN ant Put NC;ESSES left the P.thiee on Battaduy, Hiter one o'clock, for Windsor. Yestevday the Duchess of Your. kittenzleil divine spri.ice•at %Whitt:hull Chapel. 'Preparations aft :making at Carlton-house for the expected arriv4 of • the PaliNca REGENT WI Vetincsd , ly frolli Brighton. The Duchess of COstaafttAsn it indisposed, ' • and has been confined in consequence tier some' lys 'mat. 'Her Royal, Highness was considered alittle better yesterday.' The Cnuntess' cif AsßUßt+lll,ol, we are sorry to leant, sonliued With the measles.. • Satin - day dhpatches were forwarded to Admiral LOrd Fixstotrrn off Leghorn, via The cnnsecratium of the Bishop . of OxPoun took yesterdly in Lanibeth Chapel. - On Satlll'ilay flaranaltli Diaries af the begin ning of Pebroary reached town, by which it ap pears that the horrible system of the Slave Pratte. continued •tn be tallied on between the Islandof Cuba atul . the coast of Africa. Two vessels •had arrived, one laden with 390 slaves, and the other with 144. This,inhuman traf fi c was about to be vigorously pursued, as all the fast - sailing, vessels had been taken up, f or thut purpose. . General ALIX I WIIO was formerly so formidable, to the inhabitants of Cassel, and who is banished from France by cite Royal Ordonance, is now at Frankfort in a state of great pOverty. General WETHRRALL, passenger in the Conn.' try ship Cornwallis, frost' Madras, I,iinletl at 'Portsmouth on Sunday se'nnight. The 'Corn !- malls hail a passage of eve, mouths. 111ajorGe-"" nerd, HARE succeeded General WETIIRRALL in hill , 'A steam vessel, the Eliza, has arrived at , Hitvre from London, the first voyage, ,we 'believe, trim' Snglam: to France,*f a ship of /this A ease of considerable iinpartanCe, affecting emigrant property in France, is likely soon to oc cupy the attcution ob the Fratnch Tribunals, An linglishmen,,.residing at 'Calais, purchased the chateau and dependencies of the Count de ,114 t r from the Convention , in -the time:of the Revolution, and the beirs of the Count now re siding at Ghent, have instituted a •process against ' him for the recovery of the ptoperty,.on the plea, that being an EagliShman, and, cousegnently aft alien enemy, the purchase 'was null "find The tiro Frenelt'adVocates have been retained on both skids, and it is expected . that a decision will takeplace iii the coarse of next month. The French Regicides, lately arrived at Ports- • month, were not permitted to' remain in Britain, and sailed last week in the Belli, FLECK, for Antwerp. The Common Council were of opinion, during the contest between Messrs. Dixon. and WAITI4.. MAN s :that it was,u shame to have 'more than ono Deputy Box. ' •An Ickliman reading the proclamation on the DritOing-room, exclaimed, - " By St..Patrick.they would call that a Bull in Ireland. now the de - Vil tan you make a Roard of Green Cloth?" ' By 'an error of the Weis, in a provincial News- paper, it iCstated that aleariner'is Soft (pro Soto) tittered eight eery remarkable pigs ! Kvmat.e, performed Hamlet on Monday night, at Edinburgh, the:Stranger on Tuesday, and Coto on Wednesday. Re was greatly •opplanded in all these achttirablc exhibition" of historionic skill, butt particularly in Cato, width Witt. new to an Edinbaigh audience. ,~..~` ~ tFruan a Finis P.:7pri• Of il,e intaigt.l Yt'siriAly ti,oK F.ltice 'lie of D'Vatgilielt,l!'olll t 111Prosz;,e tine sttutii sitle of I lie Cittstle 4;1 X'iticeiies. All au- • thetitictraditiUn intheated the spot where his l'.Xeen tionKrs bald thrown fill body hut, fur greater gmarity, an express investigit..ion took pi lee on Monday last, cor n by the toiinscliat of State Laporte Lebw. artillerist and a pett. , sans if the. village Of Viocendei gave the limit correct hit - urination. The peasant,. Whose. name is Grison, aged eighty, had the grave; it was ascertained froni hini their the grave was dug two hours after the arrival of the Prince; and by , order of Hard; ivlto then Conimanded 'the castleof. Vincennes; Toe searckiet were intide in presenCeof a King's Commissioner, and several other persons, among whoM we remarked the Count de Peer of France, 'AI. de ISethi;y:, . of the Chainaer of Deputies, the Vidirtne (Id Vasse, the Chevalier de' ,Conty, the Chevalier Jaques, the faithful friend and companion of the illustrious victim': 'l' he Nlarquis tic Puyvert, now Governer of Vincennes, who had spent ten years of his life shut op in it, Count Armand de Beau mont, Cononamlaut; and many otheri, almosi all of whom had been. aatreters Irma il3ttetha .Orte'3 tyranny. Several Surgeons ,were pre scot to 4st:ell ilia the bones that (night .he thrown 't he first object , whivii eanght attentimi Was i boot iii tolerable "preservation, ht which mere loolid the bones of the leg aud. toot ; the skt.ll was thou foutul;, the face . was down wank, one leg ,hail remained in an almost rettical hoai tion, and, the arms were bent toward' the back, a rather large 'stone appeared to have been' design edly thrown upon the head, the buttes of which were fractured. Some of the hair was still in pre ; serration. Tliei . various fragments of the body thus collected were ,pineed in a sheet. There were 1 ;1 st) f o o n d'homa Gerinaivilututts ; a leathern purse, in Which there were a louis and sonic pieces of visa, a ring end gold chain which the prince was : in thr habit of •wearing round . his, neck. Toe Chevalier Jaques bad itated,previoni ly.that these articles would he -found ion:less, the Duke had been stripped of 11111101u:foie Iris death: There w.,s remarked the perforation Made by a ball iu the shoulder-blade, and in the small cusqac which the Prince ,wore at the Owe. of.cxectition.• His howl hoots were in tolerably good preser vatiott. The sheet eontaittiitg the f ra guients,w4s placed in Mill ill tiliS ; sl4te ed to the chamber prepared by order of the Mar _ (ink Vert.. The Clod of Vincennes delivered a funeral dis course, in which he noticed sonic very offeetiog traits of his life. Among these we remark the fol lowing :—Ou the 21st of March, haying been • nwakeued iu the middle of the night, in order' to be led to execution, the Prince asked the Offi cer who was the bearer of the Order—" NVitat do they want With rue 1" a deep silence frillowed the tiaestioa.—" What is the hour i" " Twelve." re piled tite Officer, in an altered voice. " Twelve!" exclaimed the Prince, " that hour is fatal to me; at twelve 1 was carried away froin,tny divelliog at Etteinheini ; at twelve the dongeons of Stras hourg were opened to me; at twelve 1 was forced f rom thence, to be brought here ; it is tWelVe-1 havti'se lived us to know how to' die." • ' TUB AM RK ETS. CORNEZOISANQR, MAROS 26.--We had• a short sup Ply of Wheat from Essex,and I(.:nt, in cousequence of which the tine sornpljs were tribe!) off at •an adviinco of from 21, to Ss. par (potter. Barley was drill, and ehen;idr, mos , marl) , unsaleable. 'Viet Beans bitr s e •sulyanced ts. Peas* r e mained the wrizie, •Fine Oats supported lyric inks, but ordinary were dull. 111 . .9ther Articles no al t ution. . • Foreign 'Wheat 451. 555! Fiso ditto - 73 i. -A. Witest - 455. T, S . r o - - 735. —s. lkyo - - - 30. ;Joe ditto - 31 s. Mirky' - - - - Tap! ditto - - .274. Now ditto -- - —s. 11. E - - -50 s. 555. Fisie ditty - tits. W Nit el's!ase (boilers) i s. 3:3A. Riau 'Alto tirry Prase - - eB4„p3s. .#ine (:;rey Passe - 14. --s. - 99.:. - - 2 :;:is. Ticliltentiktt ()Id diTtu - •-,' Feed oats - 14%. 104. line:ditto .17t. l' , Oarid ditto -•- 17s. Vine ditto - 'l9l. •;:ft. Polatue dittu - '2U%. •Itape,-4tlcil e7l. 1;14t. Vine Floor - Sow. :.);;;. Secutitle - -63 A. Ssitpitt Eta), 144rtett 24.;--This day** Market was . well sop 'plied with prime Ili.asts, and the show of 'Cattle in gene' i 4 l, was cmisitlet able ; Ilerf, Veal, and Pork, were clirapCr ; 'Ma san sold ut lust price s ; and the trade, for the tnott part, was sot‘what brisk. Tilts snits in the Nay-marltut were tallier lively; Hay and Straw fetched better pr;oes; clover Obtained List pr!ce..,..Shltjolurd is an accurate statement of the pliers and.stumbers:-- '.Cu sink the stonc . of NH). -tied, 3s. 84. to 4». Cd. Mutton, 4s. 04. to 4?. Lamb, Os. „lA. to Os, pit. Vt. 141, 4s. 44. to ss. 44. Pork y 4s. 44. to 'l3eibts,l36o. She..o, 1.3,90 th o s lvcs, 160. pip, a t m.. • i • ti AY-M Alt KV!". tiny, 31,. Os. to 61. 3s .41. Ls. to Gl. 10s. • Straw, 11, 10s. to 21. Qs. Clover, VOCAL CoNCERT.-- , -Nlessis, gABTL W. 111!:YVUTT . , and .GREATOS4.,. regaled their fashionable sub Scribers, on Friday last, with an other delightful' selectilm, in flatilivcr-stpiltre Itonms.• Ilandel:s divine chorus and anthem, if 0 1 conic let us sing unto the Lord !" opened . the first act ; and one of Mozart's celebrated over tures the second.. Purcell's' air in the. Tempest Come into these, yellow s , nids," and " fathOm, tive," were charmingly .givelt by Mro.. Vtlughap2sind- Mr. W. Knyvett; A new glee, for three .voices,'lby tbe latter, accompanied on the piano torte by Messrs eatorex-aod C. gilyvett, was rich in harmony, and highly applauded'. The whole concluded with Negri's grtnpl chnrtts, to SithiS sancinis !" whielt.was . admi rably er.ccuted throttO.eill itg parts. Saturday Ilrsytyt. Bait., IVRATiIEItALL, Au A ti a , Cant;, and 'TowEtt,. Chancery Plcatl6,s,, were *wet% in King's COOMbel bertira the .Lord Cakiicitiama, • 44 c TM C, .12 , 4 C/1 C IC ytut , sloop ot tear stistrti; . alit, a large diet tiOc , vartt-hotitict iiitStiels-":-they are lir i..etits9lo' for the Wi hulks aoti . 'Atherie:i.—The iviutL • ehatt;.:eil to the N. E. ;hi's itior..ll4g, wish evert prospect tit standitig:, vi :11 eliable the out; war.i- bound to clear the Chatittel. beat.; aIAttCH 24.---Ca4ilC. (10%6i Yesturday front the Rie'er his Majesty's Lhip The Asiii, Warren IListings, nnit Sove 7 rein E;ist liiditinien; aka' rebiaio. ttioie (rowoi. fi mit tlie. River' the 13. ts kyiroith and the u donee, for St. Helena and- Chioa.—Wiod E.N.F. FALltouTti; 22.—Sailed the Queen Cbatlotte packet for with it twill. l'onTsitootti, Mittbit yesterday Majesty's Oaf): Jasper tton, Slteerneis. SnilecL itesterthy hii ,Maje'sty's ship locutistant for Africa ; his Aldesty's 5111 Pionteiketis for Kris. tol ; Albion, littolkN, ,for llatlrtu atidliengal.; Providence, far Bombay. On Wealu4stlaY the Theban frigate; Coptairi I.p.stAri, arrived from the E'otit India station, and. fin for Plymouth, to' be Paid off.; The Theban sailed l'rniu Tiiiicolic.alte on the 1 , 101.. of Nroveniber; leaving s thel'e' 'only rite Cii•it 41104; broad pen chore Was ineiviring to sail int. 11 0 nib i ty..—; Tin:1 . 110)1in . toucheti at the Clic hope and St. Helena, Lett the . Ititter five wetki Linee— nothing new. Resr•Admirar Sir Ricuant) KING hoisted his the atag i , flag on Doan'cientie, at:Plymouth; 'OW FriOnYi . for u lia. •• Smartlay ,turning Commodore Sir..lamEs L. Ytto stilled: for the coast of Africa, in the Inecon-. ' Slant' . • Saturday next the lilack r i iinte, as nets: of 24 guns, will be Ist:inched from, ViroOlveichs • Docklard., .Yestertlay se'linigitt Mr. T. Nlorrt,P.Tscizett the Freneli sloop Le ' Afaro'ret, ttt Liortstnoati for illegally iiiiportipg silks, &C. • The Saracen, Captnin ciotta, is eirtlere,l to fit fur the Newtotoulland station. • , „ The (illitigt) , V, C.tptaiu Hon. A. Illarrt.atir), is ,fitting at Chatham for the Alvtliterraniuti station. . l'he light keessel) on the Galltiper \ea be discontintie4l on the ha at . Jti y, Cth, (pence orate Peace. ..v i e M a l acc a, twhich was 11 tilt in the I. 7 ,:ist lu tiies,,of . varitilis sorts of WOW!, Wati ftkiilid to be completely rotteo, and loss flu en - hrtiketi in e i in ttie duc'w.ynrOt . , his week • • !Dm appointments Of atli the (Kit:m.4i the Cara) of the slitps in ordinary at l'ortiltiotttli hart taken. place, Viz. elitaiiis . 13.6131:1iT IL.st.t anti alit.: nown.u.; PLOWMAN. 1iOLL?011). Ii “t".' MES, and Wens. • Air. Aloouc, Purser.----The stirgeon anti Assistant Stirs cott are appointed, bdi• their names are not yet *reported to the •Dtvi:iion. Foch ship of Ist, end 2 1 rates will liar a contplt silent sit three melt each 7,1-gun ship tito ulrtl j' null ell tialill-kr ships one MAU CAC4. • Mr. Rosa mill Mr. (ismoNo, Masters in ills Royal Nay), are appointol As'sistant-Master At 4 tending* at Portsmouthi,in consequence of the , great increase in the tinitilier of ships in orilitisiy. , The Ailiniralty - hare' hegiiti to allow iii-niSirinf to Officer* who received wounds while Serving :is lklblshipmeil and Masters' who may , have subsequently obtained commissions. .The examination of ()Ricers by the Royal College Of Surgeons, as to the •Hatlite of their w o o n ns;, .abeilislietl, audit is snug cotolueted by Ur .'llntt ht:cs and Weill, at the Admiralty ()Aloe. On Safurilay dispatches were tiwilly' s closed at the East India kfouse, and delivered to the Pur sers of the Itillowing.ships, viz. •Warren liastinsl, captain T. Larkins Asia; Captain It P. Tremenlicre t Apciitotleti of lily, Captain 11. li:uy•-.:lia4loti Providence, C A. T. Nlium; ho‘oreign, Cciphiln 3. Tcifer ; Giptuip ficleciA mut t, • • Lord Keith, Criptain P. C'inipl).:ll ; iArkins 3 Cdptalci und Ilung4l. TUE All MY. Tlie Cotnthissariat Ht Portsmouth, tinder the direction ut Deputy, Commissary General (iiivNT4., LETT, CV .54.11 ‘1 rt*.iirient G t tit 3:2 o . stiort, morrow ter.thiernsey.. A det-at'Atient of the 26t1t regiment, and a company rif the Royal Sappert anti. 111int;rs ettitLiik uii Molichy, far f;,bodtar. 'lire 2,) kllttalions of t'he 1504 anti Itegi mcnts neve tnni.chettinto Hrlsea Burrans, lot the purpose of making a transfer of titteh moi intended to join tne Ist Battalions .at thogi: mews ; the - former is' in North Anicried; ter at J'aniaica. Oa Thursday ifist„ two troops of . Clic Mitiikkillea DrAgooni, mareliell'intii the lnirritcke' itt Truro, front their •head•quarters,.at Exeter. The first divkloo ut the 68th regiineht , arrived in Cagleher on Tuesday. The Of ilie Ist (the King's) Regi., mint of Infantry, knifed itt Co..k on atter. . a hoistetons passage of ilAys month, and marched into the New li:wracks; rile, S of this line and etnCiellt, Carps, WO strong, Are noW esseuinled its Cork, garrison,- where it is cxp'ected sonic time> A tlrtuchinent c,t ...hoot 150 rank rtucl tile, with it proportion or Alters of thy regiutoit, Kinsnlei received it route to marc h on Ttle»titly to near Cork, there to do duty in room of rile Chile Militia, Which guise to E tit ltS 1,0 be diseitilloOied. Monday it detatliment of the- tiStik regiment, which kleiy nrrivcit itt Cove, with the heavy I.),t.g.ii gage of that regiment, frortiOtitei'oti, nom:heti tiirtit thence for Bite, wittrt til4L uorps ix sat prolkolt stationed,