The Sun. — London, England, 1815-12-26 00:00:00

. LON DON. TUESDAY. .DSeEm BEA 20. 1815. We haye received from a-Frientii in Paris the following Letter, %%hien contains sinne portico lam hitherto unnoticed, res-pecting the attempt and death of MuttAT.. As rctiting to a historical fact of some interest, we make no apology for idling these facts to 'f6 . rMer publications ow the same subject TO THE ED TOR. OF THE SUN. " send y. 41 a feW ciiconistanti4 details concerning the catastrophe if Mu n. , ero -tvitielf I obtainedfroni a Courier of the . Neapolitan billet, who was dispatched from Napfes to 4)c present at the- -exccution - uhd has since arrived. in P:ivis. I intercogated hint with much care as io wilat lie saw, anti the foi-. lowing is the substmec of his answers, 'ow the _accuracy of which .you may rely. • " MORAT diseinbarked 01 . 1 the 841 October, 'aid) companions :he was armed with a sabre and tiro Pistols stuck in his belt. When he reached ,the market-place of, Pizzo, he found il the assembled, and passing .in iv ! Immediately those who accompanied hint shout Five Joachith..!" The people 3 " 3 flifsted only astonishment, and never j:iiited . i n the try. ikrAtit:vi,Per,etiving a .icteran; pained I:I tcINTA Csi4fitaA, called to . :Inn but received no 891 5 . 4 ; er.. Sotne one of his follorb-ers ran af:erthe veleta!), and said to litui, " The2King-calls-you:" My King is at Ntiples," lie ieplicd, and instaufty 'ianed:ontfiePeopie to rally rou»d, hint .and AlultAT and his follower's. They lied and were 1)4). 7 sued u HAT's people defeini Lid themsels% at.'o l iilll3sClftiiseliarged his-Pistols !•evevo units. 1-1,..i0,g hard presScd, they at ieti..;t •got:to wheve. they fOu;nl only bat' ks, Threw hiniselfinto a fis'aine"-hpai_; hut i:eopg ,that' escape fr n •he ' Crovtkt • tvlsich stturounde'd Itiitl teas 1111 possible, lie IS-OVV2ildereil with leis tompanions. The . multitple tort Off his epaulet: e 3 woman, despoikd him of his .cock.,:!(', ktliich he ij " de ;° OttentatititiS The Ni.ilitia,ll:ow, tver, inter fered and saved •hitti fury .of . I 'P°Pulacc, and carried hi:a to the 10 .. 11 : : - • als event was I w - non at Naples on t he moro • " • ing of .the 10th, and the same evening a eabioet Coeie• ler WAS expedited to General . NUNGIANTE.. I=l •" • • • • cac hed. l t ., l .1 ) ;Z7:0: :alt noon on the 12`, 1 1.---- niite o'clock on-the - 13tti,- the COtinc;l'of s s41)10.(1, and the sitting terminßted at - 100.1';) 'When DRAT •11 , 01' condemned:. They propos .vd to send a Pti.est to him, with' whom Maine(' an hour. lie - then left the pri:4ot) hy .( he leading into the ' little - court of the Fort, and t:as there shot jiv eight .Vuterno liadiers? of the division s whiCh aecortipanied., IC:LNG...FERDINAND into Sicily:. 7 .i1C1.1 the pen .., .1)1:e on the Outside heard the discharge, they . " Five le Rol Ferdinand !" iie coros e Was afterwards carried to the church, ci Prayecs' for the the dead .were read'over it. . • you ma) depend on the. accuracy of this st~tetnent, which I hope %Oil 6tid a place itt y(4r. Journal.,, • 5. t escape of LAVALETTE, which we mea t"el .ycsterditf, is •confirtned' liy the arrival of ' rl eitzisrous priiate letters:. • Of, "course the details 'ol,this event nary Considerably, and there are a • r lblll irmth:.of , elnicctures :Ls to the course the fttgi five fi" . simi•stred.: The main fact appeari certain,' that about half-past five o'clock Am Wednesday he 'effectql his retreat from prison, and td`rtofnine - o'clock on Thut4dity evening had . not 'been retaken:. • Whether the French Government ) "with its ac e"tollied. pnsi!lanithity, connived at this mode of 41414erin g the eondenined, or was outwitted by the li)achinations of his friends, it is not 'possible t - (5 dele r minc. If the former, it is a proof of weak ► 111 deeision ; and if the latter, a proof Of culpable be gli - geneei as a reprieve, it is Mercy With= "t merit or good .example'; as an elusion of ig ' s tiee, 'it is art insult 'to the Executive, Which "'ilia : to have known , the intriguing . genitni ° Jr BUONAPALITE connexion too well to ha v e i' L lt it ;It the power of plotting ' to extricate a pi .... ."." 11 !1 . 1 fro in the Latr. ‘rhiehe-ver ‘'vgy the uhatter tiiav be accow=ted / k. it Is 41 Rh:tit lY nubject of triumph atidexttitt!:-: . . . ' r; '" .• . . 1 lion to tile 'Faction . The M. CavP2'...vre, NvT i; 1: yc.3ter ...l , . r daydisplay et i it.; pa trio Iza qt hp ii HI tly ..tccir,' , lg bei- I tisli soltlic.rc of committing t:i4., umst Ilio,-( 1 ‘ , awl unprovoked crimes in Fr:,iice,* and their ino;tortal Commander, the Duke of W;MLINGTON, Of . k.:Ving I `,`ffillh,Mvd off a solemn eng Igement"---,this de rraved,Toornal we say, this (1: , ,r carries its fo'sly tutd'itt!"'potleoce still further. with joy at 'Traitor's evading his sentence, its absurdity and" slander know no bounds. We nre assured that LAVALEVTE was indebted for leave to run away not to artifice, not to illtoCeSSiOnS, not to de 'mency: ;. but to, gOe'ss whar---to.a ttEAT.. the Minister of the of 13 avaria, which not. only lerrificd the French llinisters and the French King, but ex en (dreadful menace ! and described with truly . British partiality!) " the immortal Wellington iiiiraztlf, the Modern Ajax," BSc. Oh excellent taunt,: and Worthy of a Patriotic Newspaper, where we have a Modern Thersites .to. rail at all .that is eininent and good. But never.can the Faction corgi% e the diSmal defeat of its Hero, and the annfl:dation of.its hopes at - Waterloo! It w ou ld I n ' a waste of ridicule to laugh at the following sentence, printed in imposing Capitals Chronicle ,of this. morning, when we are braved With the assertion' that his' Majesty of 4.lAv AMA thus frightened France and great Britain by"‘6ernand-ing the free cutirt• acciuittal of Count LAvAt..v..T•re. in virtue of Art, 12 of the Con yen! ion of the. 3a July,, which guaranteed the lives and prOperties of all those who , had taken any part in the Itevni4itiorr." Heretofore, indeed, the extent of this argn -men\ was limited to Paris, but as ,the Chronicle ~yry. s ag;-iciously-ribservys, it is needless to-attempt to rpfute the assertion that all the rerolutionists wer e guaranteed ; for, says dais charming writer, " the fitet is, the question admits of nodiscussion. lie (the. Duke of WELLINGToN) " solemnly guaranteed the tires and•prorerties. of ,the individuals in question, .a . n4 .1. he, (the glorioUs, the intrepiAl, the fearless \ir . 4LINGT J, the boast of Britain And Il e ro of tile World—says the Editor of an English News- Fl3l/51 HIS DUTY IN . MAINTAINING ITA !" Readers. , discover ill, the love of co•zotry yon can in the _introductory ri:tr,iir,rapit to this monstrous calumny : " The•Briiihit had a ,tired an ext.-client charactet fUr discipline and good conduct, but recently t1)..,:e qualities bilte di•tittrite: gcarcety a ttigbt has pit:sed fur several weeks ''.--nitoot, some robbery or act of atrocity being conimitted by theth:"-;—{.l!oriii.ll; (.7.roAietc, Dee. f 5.). I►acc 'and Swiss, b i ►t no French Papers. 'Tile interni:)tjon of the comm•Joic,;- tiotis abunt P,lris, with the view- of recnritur ing- LAVNLETTE, may account for .the abseil ce Of: the Later. The only intellitlence lit the former .worth notice, :is an assurance that the first of the Frebch Contributions is to be piiid to Austi ;it'd Prussia, on tie gt-Otlud ,of their bavin;• ,b,(!ett more exhausted by the ilTar thsn the other Allied Powers. A pr:vatc-Ictrer, ‘vitidh me have inserter-1 else where, co -4 )itls r: tier satisfactory information 'relative to the commllions in-the Swith of France: 'l\hesc parcr, I , !ip.L; to the S1:13 e subject, state, that a . ntivier of persecutol Protestauts are taking r ec uge i n t oe , ro sslan stittes, and that it was a prlrtizan of TnISTAILLER ‘.l!io shot C.1%.-nerai LA- Gaßpv, if, reyenge for ti i 8 interpoiition in favoui Of the Protcstat•.ts. The erniaration of these ingenious men to Pyus . sia would be a suCions loss to France, and a real ad antage to the l'ftissian Monarchy. For it is ways the! MOSE pear..l;de and industrious who fly !ot, such ocr.',slts—impoverishing the 'Country which does no:, and enriching the Country which does airord theni protection.. • •11 , Moil from the Cape of Good Hope Arrived,. yesterday. From the L'-mrbo►e Gazette I."..rtraordi . - naz y,eeceived by th;s conveyance,-we have made some extracts. , It, appears •that the intelligence of litioNArAßft's return to Fratice Ircim Elba bad . . received at that settlement ; but instead of producing any dec l oraticin in favour of NAPOLEON, it had. only served to strengthen tl►e loyalty and tidelit.y of the Governor to ',Ours XVIII. , In our last - page will be found an Address from seventy-six Magistrates of Tipperary to the.Lonn Li EUTENANT of ,Ireland--;a document highly ho noul-able. to the Government of treland, and in the Gentlemen whose si2natures it bears. While we most cOrdially give our tribnte of applause to Lord DONOUGHMO RE and - the Gen tlemen of the Party-which, is called the Oppo slam, for their conduct on this occasion ; we cannot refrain from noticing how' much the horrors which have now risen ,to such a pitch, and come home to their lluusas and l'EnsoNB, have been cncourogecl by the ‘li!.ltisions of . Party politics—by the (avow; shewn 'to pn.., agitatorsA in making common cath e with them.--and by holding lanytage calcu lated to bring tlic Gortfoulent or the eciantry iltttl mite anii hntre;!. 7siell arc not - R . VVlslrt ZIT • ,t :rota the right path, the devious rntr,:es • lactic - vas i opio s itiun lead. They fang}' they i'ia y 3ust break (tom, s o witch of the ancicot bohotis tts stlitn their o wn pirposes, and say to the oecan.wlo•ch breaks in at the gaP, hitherto shalt thou com e a nd tic) further.' But vain k the expecta 7 tion, and 4s we•saiv in France, the most virtuous innovators, the first victims of innovation, so no w have we the lesson before us in Ireland, rYat no flatterer of the base pa-sjons of the multitude, no encourager Of their discontent can, 1);(1 Inert) stop short of tin; most abhor : rentcriines which htunanity can contemplate.. •It is a fearful thing to see that rebellioii aUd inurtivr must be brought to their own doors, before the systematic opposers of the Government are con vinCed 'of these unalterable truth;. BREAD. --According the New Assize Tables, the -pdcc of . the Qnartcrn•Loaf Wheaten would not ' have exceeded.nd. for the ensuing weeh' from the stated price of Floor. BRIGHTON, DEC. 25.—A most superb yacht is preparing at Deptfurd, to be called the. itoyal George, for the PRINCE REGENT, which is to be seat round and stntioned off here, under the com mand . ( ,1 2 ,Admit al Sir E. Sir 'LOFTUS -,01 - wAY is goide to Paris On a i spcc...ial mission' from the PaINCI! n22.GENT ; after which, we understand, this Nobleman will take it tour of the Continent. The Magi traces of Brighton have lately' decided tt ruost important case, in favour of persons tra velling on Sundays to a place of worship, by ad 7 judging that they are nut liable to ~pay turnpike' tolls, on passingfur the above purpose. folloMng copy of an Epistle, said to, have been addressed crow the wife of Col. I...i.kiiADOYERE to his Ntaje,sty the King of FRANCE . a, at the , tinie her h, was . in trouble, has been'h:ouled to us, as an'iiliele of interest, sUpptcsed by the French Papers : _ . " RE,—The most disconFolate of women not Iravih,T, be . en able to final toeicY• at tit , ' feet of you, 'Majesty forher unhap py husband.allow her to i:tiplore, not your clemency hut ynur justice, in clai;,ilitq.;: from 'von the earthly refirlittS of Ihiit la mented 'rictim---phyoed (win - e'en the grar, which has opened' itself for him awl for me; awl the throne of your M ,jesty,' maitre had left , to me the choice of a cuipaltle. y;engeance . or aninnocentdeath ; hut wishing lifter to O to his hallowed shade, and to your'resentat?nt, a spate, victim, I hare re solved to bury mywlf with him, rather thaa drag you A": 101 14 with the to the te'et'of the inexorable Judge .of •lii'e y mother, sire, every Wife enibraeeti with we the hnces of your Majesty. My supplicatio; - os, my sighs were re--•choed by them from one extremity of your empire to the other; when the severity' of answer, which Will' reach the ia4st ages, ehiled wdh terror every tende'r_and.compassionate heart. Now, Save, at this awful moment, when deSPair cper'i for rut the gates of dein ty, atlowane- to entreat run Ma zesty to remove from you moth my mother and my son, the,u unit' object , : of my regret on e.irth. Thus yo . umay, .at . the surae time, s:are your:elf many - a remorseful pang'. and prevent crime which c,elt.l be justified - neither i;: the eves of men, who hare forsal:Jur us, - nom akknet re omin% to n,. i have nun, tiirc, :to unfaithful to pre varicating MoiiSteri, to dangerous prejutlires. Colpalne names, and.tlie judg.aent of pa.isteri , .y respecting th,m, will he iscrii,ed in no distant' day the to ~b of your Majesty; whilst the tears of nut:ertuuoate mothers and wives, will perhaps, flow on the ashes of two-vie;ints . of terrilc justice Of King's." Di;patches from , v , the Duke of ELLINGTON, at vyt:re received yesterday at the' Forei,; n Of fce. A packet is ityrived from Rio Janeiro,. which left on.the, 18th of October last. At the of of b et. departure there ,was a Tepottt current, that the PRINCE LIEGCNT nt PoRTOGALh,d agreed to assist with bis troops Tc.ing FbRDINAND'ot for the recovqy of bit South Aniericall husses sions. . , Within the Ist few days it is reported, 'that pissporis for-America I ave been absolutely re fysed to French subjects fly-the French Govern ment; they are refused indiscrimina(ely to' per sons of ri elVtI , as Os military capacity. 1 , •In'addition to the - instance of •the wife of GRO rius Lally , Nyrni , DALu effected - her hushir u l's escape from the Tower, .after the Rebeli i ion, a maoce4vre similar to that practised: by Madame LAvALETIt. During the alarm occasioned by the failure of the Banks in the eonnity:of,Durham, in July last, the trade:in - ten of Newcastle, satisfied of the stabi lity. of the Banks hi' that town, ii ad placards placed in•their windows signifying their !Thai ne.ss to' receive. Newcastle notes. A wag having obtained one of these bills, pinned it upon the back of a blind man, who - has long lived upon the liberality of the public. This tnendicant'ac cOrdingly appeared n public, labelled thus, " 'The notes of all the Bun k s of Newcastle taicen here." • • • __ _ _ The" present Duke Ot 7 Nortizo LK, it is reported, Prefers an adherence' to the religions tenets under which lre htis been echicated, to the premier seat in the illritish lionse of Peers. We are sorry to state that Mr. Coiin, Secretary to the Ilou. East India Company, has been so . much indisposed for these sever a l (ip past, as nOt to he aide to 'attend his official duties. •At the- great Annual . Mecting, of the Bath and West of England Society on Tuesday last, Col, M`MAttON having- been elected an Honorary Ai e ,iih e r, attended to return hiS'personal - thanks, and availed himself of the opportunity oi' stating the great, interest which the .FRIS;CIi REGENT, Patron of the So6iety, ever felt in its proceedings: THE" A4Ts.—A Coulinittee 'connected with the British Institution, formed of the Marquis of STAFFORD, Sir .6wor.GE REAVNIoNT, Mr. CriAtZLEs Lose, and Mr. P. MIGHT, have Written othciitl ly to the . ItoyalAcademy, stating that :hey are di , reefed by his Majesty's Ministers, to, request the . opinion of that body, as to anypian, by which, in their view, the etwouragentent of the Fine Arts , in this country eon. be coodieeted with the illustra tion 61 the late glorious victory at Waterloo. Last .week as two _boys-, abotit or 14 year.. o,hl, wer e employed in rt barn at Petinetir, in St. Keve vn e, Coto wa j; where a loaded gun ha i ineantionily left, ' t he elder one took it up; and i sortpped it at th e other, the charge of which en tering the back part of his head, liaised theough his mouth, and carried to:azuQ, and he ii4l - expired, NAVAL NEWS. .I)EAL, DEC. dowll fl'ONl nir!r o and sailed, the Ecitips , ,, Ig;NGri,lir), j. liev;mt, `~Jali.~~ AnDtven—► 1 I bun, I Yrawce, 1,11vIlat;J, 4 C t utt.eutittrgli, 1 Guernsey Mid de: tc,.. Sr. at. the &mit., i:Keltequer, East India 141 . 1 i SOW If Sea 1 1 ous..es. WATF:':L Ali TAINDoN BitioGE'To-Ntoattow. plumin g , $ . l ►uirtute's.attei I I. minutes ra it t L.l i ", • SOLENI CWIS oicette FAIAIUM AUW:AT Nlin ' cy', • • for. A:lrigi PER, for 130,fit%; .;"L,u. YOU (i; for s , mas's ; I.,()1•11 i.lung‘er!oril ; INArtER, for kflia ; J.dll) I'f!:.kT,' 1 . 6 r ,1;p (::1 ArrivkLi the Diikv 01: tVellitigtoo,.Kriiut, 11.00.1 11,0Teloua lung erf.rd temaii:s.—tVind N . . PonTsmouTit, i)Ec. tite tratisport III;tti thy ; trwl; Pbtttavi.4.---Wind 2',J.—Arriverl the c liihneqs, Captain 11: -.AD, yom•Londo, l ! or, An. 7. Vt'ollington, Captain Wtt.r.,lAms; front London fur Beritnid,i ; ' his i‘lijosty's schooner Scalar]: frn-n Pivmont!) ,"Alajesty's cutter I)warf frotna c'rnise; i'd.intuia, Captain DEN . NiS, from Bristol.—Vi'onl West • 0,0 Satortlay,the dispatches were finally closet! at the Eat Judi:i Moose, flicl delivered to the -' • Porsen.s of the 10111‘l ing s:,lips, viz,. Lady Mid yille, C:tptain J. C.. 40CH '1:11 ; Aldnpis . of Ely, Captain J. DALTIYMPLF: j Ci;balVa, CaWait% J. H it ,i l . ; ,i an d unnintrlancl, T., 11. WILKINSON. Passengers per Cabal ea—For BonasaS., Messrs. (i. E. Reath!, and W. Stn)bs, writers. . . . , . Paisengers per Cumberland—For II =bay, Lieut. J. B. Byers, Mr J. ‘Viiiteside, free mariner. , • . Pa.sengers •per I,:uly Alelville—For Bombay, Miss C. Baynes, Messrs. J. Nlurl is and J. Reid, free tUarruers. For Surat—Miss M. Si ti.trt. • . Passengers per Mailais ut • Ely—For Bonil)3y, Mr. NI% Fracer, Assistittit-.SurKeua ; ,Mr 11. S'elly, free mariner. l'ilss , migers per Castle Iluni1)-- , Fur Liva.bax, Captain and M. . \lea',c, Mrs. I.e - wi,:. ' ' • ' e : . • per - Marij;iis tki Crawford Bed, writers ; Z,la . ;eir .1. P., Duilliar, aliri Lieut. :I...Nla:is:in. IIE ARMY. The followirw article, i§“ted from the 'Way Office, coptit Ms the statement we gave a few days. since : . . List of Battalions to Tit, Disinuided and Discontinued,. or Rer duced'in fio:n 2.lth Dec. tt3ts, inclusive- ' . Second Battalion of the 3.1 foot, stationed at flythe ; 4111 ditto, Deal 6th ditto, Winchester ; itk ditto, Din ir. ; ditto, Pints:month ; 9th ditto, Chatham ; 19th ditto, Malta. 'Third - Battalion of the'2lth ditto , France. Second Battalion of the :.•,9tlt ditto, Winchester 10th do. Dover; -14th do.- France; 57th do. Wiiichestrr • .58th ditto; llt.11; 7 st do. Qinsgow ; 72d do. It - viand ; .79th do. 'Dundee; do. Gosport ; 'gist do. Perth ; do. Sunder: • To . he reduct.d from Pea to Si?:.Cutnpattiv,... each. Second Battalion of th 51h Gosport . ; 2ist dittoi ; 471 b ditto, Chelmsford ; 4ZAI go. Canterhur,„.; 75ttt do. Flanders; h st du. France; Btll du. Clare; putli ditto; , Attiogit. • - • • 11i;:qqa.tNni.7m.—Such of the aboi•e7mentionttl 3attalion9 as are h tVe 1)4:e:1'w-tiered haute. _ • War 01.tice, 18th Dec. 1t,15. The reaiaitiing part bf the 3:11 4egimeot, part of the 36:11 Itegtaleat, ai:d a few of the 23+1 i)ra -1./tml.eil from .Calais at. Dover otrSaturdaj , alternooil. The Grrmla LegiptLlias marched to Hantwer to,be dishande,l, and !he red uiting iteligolan4 ,has 14ren (irdcred to be dit;eowinhecl. • Tli'e 2d battalions of the ;""ih and 40th IZekri • tnvat.;, in gartisoa at bovi.'r, dis b nd ed tcl'daw • The 32(1 Itogimcnt marched , oti . Stindoy from Dorci. C:utterhurti A Velera;) o:ationed in Err , - Scothnti, Ireiantl; foi• the' purimse (it eLci , ing respectiyely' soyiers. tnic i yes of cacti conatry, who Indy be deensed unfit for more effi cient service. The'Aihud:Army tinder the Dike of IVELt..tNTG- 7 TON is denrialinatod the r/Pniy . of Occupation; Lientenant-Genera} MUHRAY is ap pointed Chief of the Staff to this Army. The Courr Martial fot-the trial of Sir CIF:oRcu Pativosr, ordered to take pact' on the 15th Ja• nuary, it is presumed, most be deferred, from the 'present state of tha Officer's heilih. l'H, DEC. 23. • • II,!r Royal Highness the i'atticEss CnAnto.rrt of WALF.s, having been itullsposed 'win a sli g ht colt!, added to the severity of the weather during this week, 11:15 prevented this distinguished Per sonage..from quitting tne Palace. • Accordivg to ,the present arrang - ,nnents, it is the imention of her RovAL 1 - 11G:INEs3 to leqvt! this place on .Wed nesday or Thurdity morning next. The .Pittx 7 Royal Suite will. stay one' day at the Lord Bishop of SALISOURY's, and very.prpbuiq may honour the noble seat of-the Earl of PEN:- B,)KE with a - litorkiin',;-' visit, 'bef ore ' her itor.lt.. IitGOONEss proctreds . ro - er'anbourne-lodge. Evernmtparation-Is'M tking here to ce r lehratt . the appr,oaebing 'Birth da • y of this :.gloved ,cuss,. with every m ar k o f ioyalty and 'attachtn,rit. It falling on Sunday, the 7iii of January; it will be observed.on following day fay a public din:. :tier of the Royal Iradettnen at SCRWEN's flute! ,a ball aud supperat LucE's Hotel, of the Nobi lity and Gentry ; and a 'Fowl' BAH at Ilitu.vEv'ii R ooms , which will be brilliantly dl i .ditiated .honour'.of the day. in short, the rejoicings citi .this occasion will he general, alntl such 48 are auk: to this illustrious "Vkiiol:,•and consistent with the grateful fecliogs of the inhabitants of this town, f or the.distinguished hononrs tiv : it have been be stowed on it. herletofote by one -gracious KiNG, 'PRINCE ItEGE,NT, QUEeN, atotanyal now coat line .to he experienced in the petswhatiti presence of the fond .Itopes (4 the BritUi Nation, who will quit this town with universal a n d heart.., felt wihes of many happy returns.to it raS well as of the approaching festivity. As a prof of her ROYAL LiialiNgsCA tegard ,forOO religiOns.establisliment,.sli t ; has Coniniand= ed 1001. to be paid into the Bank, towards' tin:. .boilding of our New. Cint . ..cli; which is going mi rapidly. • 'phis being Christmas time,. a !Opt! tnan of Ott Corporation of Cooks; otterS'the follosvi ng to the Otblia, to heighten . cheer A 1 , 111- 7 ,....4.:a 'ls;ike a tit. Flelena Cock past eiwing, nolt , 7'd •1 :rnd iniolie him and baste luau ;.seasott !tint S.tvo.y, a ,'1 fete - 1.1.410./14 !/! pluats Orleans) take rts litany ai ,Toil' eau - lay hands on ; taid! fruni (llra.f,lber or Peaty (or Peers) atonit a dozen that are not lliti t 4 up in the open air f,iir a short tinte, Weit cut thew 111 pieeys; ado a iittlesuar al4-1 it : lie' wleile 1(io girt, t , vfeet en i t tviui sure, to-iake the. Berry out ; let the :rust lie ' made et theilorei• of tlie irate Frett....ll;ti iuv ; cxpose it to a lu: Cie, awl it will lie a at tom:: Orbit'. tut lit L - ituittitticlL-sUcLt. 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