The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-07 00:00:00

t4..ors FRENCII PAPF,IIS. ((roft Officitql.e.) Nub .—Tlic 'Gazelle ()Medic. of this tl eoatains a 'Royal Orilittaiice, declaring ' t titl nppoiti4ents and i n-omnfiiiiiStOniiiit:ai:,77raA', and cthe initneious fe;sto'ratiOns to activeservice-from balflpay, which tosyk pitee during the usapation, null and Vbid:" The preamble as..:igns as reasons tl.•es'e iforninations and restorations, besides - being null Inibetn - seh'es-, " hail the eirret Of Ove.r lintibeningil treasnrr Of the state, and" injuring 'the interests of otlicers already in the .S'GrViee." skond'Ordin'tince reldaces in active service 'as 'reTti, , eil to st;eve d firing the King's absence, or wh o. tvt;ioe disiniss - e(i in, eiht 'sequence of attachment to I,is pet sOn. They itotvever, be entitiot ro indemnity for the pet l•>ii fluff itt wbidli 1110 - i ceased to be paid: The UffiCx..rs recalled to raring t - he usnepatiikit are iu iliei.c retreat to lie cut is led tohalf-fiety. The -ahoive Ordittnhues 'are by Mat - Alai GiitiviOn 'St, Cyr, Ainasttir - at WAr. The Mintiteur (if this tt:tittifetnitains nothitig. Nrcrtl: . y of trhoslailot • • '!_Trutt the G'atel tr. tie Frillier.) • PARts, AUG. 2.—Tbe orrrriage of OR Duke of 'Otranto (M. Foitehe) with Alademoiselle Castel- Line, wa3 celebrated this Inomning in tire Chttrei; of die A bbay‘e.tit“. Gamier Ile Shintet knd Felix DespOrtet Lavt been arietetl by order of tr,e Prefect of Police. Some Ritssiait troops art iced yesterday in the ''veinity of Paris; 7,0u0 of them are quartered at La Villette. The Royal army Which is forming in. the; de'- partments of the West is already estimated at 50,000 .men, • and V,'e are assured . it wilt soon iltriount to 100,000. The intolments are volun tary. _ _ It is confidently stated, that t e Allied Powers have sent orders to all the corps on their march for France, not to enter the French territory ; so that there will not' be more troops tlian,A,ose al 'read he fa, and kvhith are estimated •at , auearly 300,000. _ . . . T!ic city of Paris pays daily for t6...skilAktcri . ce of Austrian officers 3000 fr. and for that of Pros sian officers 5000 fr. By means of this arrange ment, the families with whom they lodge are not bOund to maintain them. )ULY [EXTRACT 0 . ? A PRIVATE LETTER.] Tor some days'past h report has bt;''en spreaiL 'that the_ Peace between The Poi4ers and France is signed, Several of The JournA 'hare iinnounced it, and the inerchani - s have sent t'ortl of it to their foreign correspondents. All this is at least preinatnre ; nothing is,y€t decided, htti it is certain that the great poi6t - s Mt yet arranged be "So ;liort'iy. Till the fare 'of our nob Appf . country is definitively fixed, it 'teems sure. that . there vll b srnte - changes of territory nit dif- , ferent points of our frontier*. _The following 'tree the particidars Mated `tn-4ay, circles pretend 'tO be' the into ittforined :--They prutend that Chantheirry, and nil'thnt part :of SaVoY given to France by the ,Treaty of Paris, be restored 'to •the King of Sardinia ; AO on his side wild cede to Frunze. the fine county of Nice, which iVOnld . o'w . ell suit us. It is added; 'that the for tress of Huningen, ith a circle of territnry round, 'it, will be ceded to Switzerland, that the town of usle may be for Ire Intnrc , secure, and th;it it may not he poss:ble. to destroy it by a how .l3ardmetit.,, ivithout danger to the assailants.--- Li:11(11u, it _is will be 'e6tecl 6 . ) Crer- „ , ana ivin• uecoliie a ft)rteees' b`donging to the Confederation of tine Enqiiit. On the side. of Belgium, it is pretendv:(l, there will be a rectification of the frontiers - , and it is added, that several placrg; Ivtich lie net of- our line of defence, be:cede:l, by France to the kingdom of Beig,ntin, anfong then are - Mentioned Mattbetige, Conde, &c. Such it the 'news of the day, it is pretty cert:ain we sihall soon learn hots iti ell viidunded it inay-he. As for tlhe contribution which our country will have in pay for the exi!e'nees of tl,tit war, and to indemnify the Allies, there is no itoubt of its being consit:era- It is believed that t he requisitions made for the support or the Allied Armiei %rill be deducted from it. Alt - nance will hear it . , each Dtpartiiietit payiog its quota, according to its ability. AIX-LA-CILPELLE ) JULY 31.—The official Jour coutainS the following A private letter troll] a Prussian Officer, which wat reeeiv'etl Ir .to Paris a few days since contains the tollawiag pas sage :-It, cannot b concealed that tranquillity is far front being re-established among the Preach in this afitl if the Allied "rroops were, not in stiCli it - Umbers there, I believe that a civil war would be inevitable." *.* Many Artieles'aye postpiihed. Li Li. A R rtivEn- , -1 rrance, I Flanders, 1 I-lawl,tirgh, 3Dtiblin, 2 Watel ft;td. Lisbon, 1 Holland, t Guttettburgli,. 1 Malta. PI IC ; r: STOCF.S PAY Al' Twnuit: India llon)14, 25.:5; 4114. Exclic i. 111 it» Fav, 4s. dis. 1)1.. . orotii!..tu fcir l'ayment 7 1 c 6 .1 pr. evils. tor Accuit)4, 5(11 stilt Stock; 3 I,o' Cent. lied. a_ • 3 por Cent. Cnns..st4li 4 per Cents. 7 , 4 per Cent. Nary Ann. 84 ii Bank L. Ann. its irke Browrt or Ntitccovado Sitar, computed from the Itettirog the %seek erldit4 the 24. t day of Atigust, 1815, i 4 63g. 2 d. ;wr cwt. HIGH WATER AT LONOON BitiDtin 'PO-MON.II.OW, Morning, 20'mintite after 4. j Everiing, 38 u►inutes alter 4 THE SUN. sr, LEM QUI DICERE FA [AVM ACV/EAT f• tC:' :LER EXTRAORDIKARY OP THURSDAY. - 23(1 July 'Marshal Brune had not given ill 11 . 11 bubmission Tlll-, patroleis of tilt Allied 'troops, rilOrt numerous thaU usual, traversed the streets of Parit. We have this moment received positive accounts of the arrest of M. Lubedoyere. It took place yesterday 'evening about six o'clock, in the Fau- bmirg Poissonnicre. General Pirt , WAS yesterday arrested, and con ducted to the I'refec•turc. Ile was lihei•ated after giving his parole of honour that he she uld be . OM of France in five days. . • ,; tiiliO' r ;CS wits for sOnte time 'a prey td the deL 4.vastations of some French deserters. tfilpercr of litissia yesterday visited the king. Their Majestie3 kettiained together ntort, arc assured that Alinisiejtr (the Count • di Artois), had a lung conference with the Ern peror Alexander, the resnit of which . has•peo4 tlueed the trapp`e:it cffccfs to our country. (From the Journal des. Dcbata.) PA:zfs, Auo. 2 —lt is said that - tbe Etnpress of Asst is will be .accompanied lu her journey to Paris by the Arclubichess Leopoldiue, between whom and a soli of France » matriage is talked of. AloNtyp.i-ictt, JoNE 27.—A serious retolt has spreured in the depot of mendicity in our de partment. The_ mutineers were not reduced to order without the most rigorous measures. They were fired upon—three or four of them were killed, 91x4 as many wounded. :ippenred that the individuals of this.dep6t ti,;cn !o the hope of being able to profit from the shiiit of agitation and confusion which, on fortun•utelti, is hot too extensively ditrused, to timinsvlves into the prevailing disorders, and to unalict use of these for their own purposes, (Fruht the .7Gunzal tie Paris.) PAitis, AuGus r 3.—lt is sail thai-Geng;ral Le• fchvre Destiouet , es has seduced into revolt two reg,inients, with which- be has•throwit himself, as a part is 3 n ) !rat) toe mouuthitis of Auvergue. RUEN JuLY 31 — The Ath&ilist . va!ion bas.beeu informed t!int the dertibeqt. of the L owLr Seim: is one of those d e stine pa d to: . tile camoumetits of the Euglisli ;a rmy, A • bri:.mie of' eava l 7 and a compiiny .of h o rse artilit vv , ll arrive .at Roxtvut the 2,1 of August. Our fellow-citi`iens w;11 learn, lick without iluerest, t ha: their couutry has the aoivaUtuge of . reserved for tiooK, which iw . e every where distiuguishA themselvcs:hy t i e most rigid discipline, and a perfect love 6,1 gobil 4.!;:kler„ sllbjeCt. LONOi)N. 21.(0.*D.1k, _lirG UST 7, ism. Our space is st) OCCIII - 111 to-A - ay with an ac count or ,nuoNArAnTei departure, • frOHI a Ply mouth Journal; extracts from Paris Papers to the 4th ; the contents of a Islanders Mail ; 'and a ‘ . .afiety of tither intelligence of a temporary nature, that we have no opportunity for entering .upon com rnents, though there are many mutters of loth- cient iMportance to demand pariiculak attention. -The Bellerophon saiied on Friday (inder sealed ordets, accompanied by the Tennant and Eurotas: -Sir GEOtcoe CocKEu With the Northuntherland k.vhere ti ( c Charac . . - er of the Despot is well wider stood; and he will be treated accot (tingly) , Ceyloy.#. and Bucephalus, was between St. .Mhati's Ilead arid Portland at 11 o'clock on Saturday viorning, , and it is therefore pl'obable that the exchange of The Prisoner will take place this day. It is said, that the Mftannah, Peravidn, !Vey mouth, and five sloops of War, will sail round Ply mouth, with Sir GEORGE, and the above-ttailied ships. The Gaze/le of Saturday contains Dispatches. from Sir EUDSON LOWE, dated Coje.4, Ju19:24, detailing the operations which led to the sithinis 'sion of .Marshal the lto:sting of the White Flag at Toulon. The - Editor of th‘e. Morn ing Chronicle very dexterously sot's - n o thi n g about this ma,tter in his leading remarks', test h;,,s leaders . should ask hint where.he.got his in forniation that Sir HUDSON t o ol taut vti the eiftt e of Chio.fer.tu ilvosx`rißi:E• ai St. lielena. ether . Neki7§pipet9 . . cannOt 'send and 'receive : news to and frdin the :d.editer i rattean with 'tlie celerity of that well-it.- fol:thed'ald'vitacions JotirtiA ! We hire teeeived a ce•illon Government Gdzette Extraordinariiiif the 6th of Match, frOin which 'Ve have extracted some - Very ithport . ait official `relati'Ve tU thc's r ifttletnelit of the Can dian PrOVitict, oVer Which the British flag was hoiSted'itir the first 'time oh 'the 2il 'Of March; tin= der a itoy4lBiitUle from the "eminon "of the city of Candy. 'tbelite Tyrant King-, like the no less intainons Despot - of Frahetr, 'hit's fallen unpitied by all =good men. That he was WO .1 - Unger fit. to or to be treated with upon any principle of policy, expediency' ) or lininanity, will be suffi elehtly seen, by the 'sketch of lii•:.perficliod3 and atrocious conduct given In these futereSting docu ments, which fllty be truly said to pOurtray the last stages of individual depravity and wickedness, th'e obliteration of every trace of conscinte',atid the..o . luplete extinction of human feeling. • 'he Motpiirg Chronicle has received some letL. ter tVritten - by..the King of Viance, declaratory of hi 3 .'Llijesty's determination CO fly fur refuge to Spain ! 4 . , We understand that these letters were forw4rded by the same •intelligent person ,who rommunieAted Sir Ilubbox LMVCS resolution not to accept the appointment to St. Helena, v..tly a few days before it was possible fiir the Gallant General to have received any intimation OR the The source of this trifling !mistake is, however; easily ascertained. it arose from - an erronerms statell)&li in a 'quartbr which the Chronicle w;ifer chnscS tO call.off,cial, that Sir 11. Lb vi had taken leave fit the Admiralty on Saturday week. The thought, course, hc_ might v'enture ott putting a into the mouth of a pei-scill whom he believed to have been in London, and to Inive so as to he unable - to contradict him. e. pity it was that Sir, I.loisoN Was all the v bile in the South of - France 1.17• DUKE OF York.—We feel hutch regret in stating, that his Royal Highness, on Saturday; in stepping out of a Shower-bath, ►trade a slip, and unfortunattly broke an' Arm.. NO unfavourable symptoms; We understand, have vaulted frOill iliiS unfortunate accident.• NTAri•E or TIiii:KING.--A r esiertlay the folin*ing Bulletin WitS publicly ekhibited Ott Jennes'ai lace t--= • "• Trinelvor Castle, Aug. 5. "Ins Majesty has continued in a glate wf tiainr:llity and comfort daring the last , month, and i 3 in good health, but without any diniinution of his Nla3eSty's dhhirtiet." (Sited (t The PRINCE REGENT is CYll^Cfe►l ill to%Vli fo (lay Inm - 11314;1;ton, alici in tke evenin4 to With Earl thTuvesT, at Ills house in Putney. w appears, owing to. the mifinihed,ste.te of the Pahce at lirighton, diva , the PRINCE Will lint celebrate his birth-day tireie", bet tbat it is : his intention to be there for ai lenAthen , ;ll period very goon after. The Qua t 5 the PtuNcEsszs, are also expected about the sante time: Vesterday morning VF. 1,1 i> elotiging to the Foreipt Office .arrived at DoWning-street with dispatches front Viscount CAsTLEREAon.. The Dulte de Ric:kit:LlEU is ab t ;tit to return to Rus:ia. Ile was selected by Louts XVIII. for one of his Cabinet Ninisters; hut is understood to have Tel zitting in Council with Fouthir;;. lois of the Prussian troops in the battles of the Ist and 2i July, under the walks of Paris, anntunted to bet Ween 2 awl 3000 men - killed .and wounded.• The Swiss Artny is reduce:l to 0 division of GOOO men, which is to tie stationed on the fron tier...of France, het wee'n Basle and. Geneva. 'Flue Heraldic. College . of the Netherlands has issued t he proper documents relative to the acknow ledgments of the tides of the Prince of Waterloo, and the Martinis of -Hc osden t conferred on the Duke of WELLiNGToN and theKarl.of CLANCARTy by the King of that Country. ,A letter W'aSreceived from Leghorn yesterday, dated the 7th Judy, in which it is alleged that nine Sind! privateers, under .French colours, had been crnizing off Porto Ferrajo, awl that seven of them had proceeded to the eastward, and two, to the westward of Leghorn. • The India and China homeward-bound fleets, ‘vhich sailed from St. Helerla on the 15th of June are not expected to arrive in. the Channel .before the 20th of this month. Before the paeicet left Halifax, a detachment of troops had saikd tinder the command of Colonel XIMENES for llerninda. - • 'I he whole of family of the Ear; of CAR= E.ISI.R were so anxious to recover ; if . po3ihle, the remains of their relative, the lion. Major Ai;o r x‘ho fell in the trattle of Waterloo, that the Duke of YORK, wrote over to the Duke of WEL -I.INbToN, requesting that every endeavour might be made to effect it. Oa itt4tiirv; it was tonad that two Serjeaats •the- 10th tittiiars terred him ou the field, .who said ; they believed that they could trace oat the 3put. 'They were , rt conseepettee dispLcchett fronil'ar , s for this Pur pose, on traversing this wid:: 9.tugh ,ter, were fint t umte enough to aiscoTer.the place 'of sepult urei from which they, iiwneo•atNy iii; up tILe reittaius Of the',r,hero:e them in a leaden s hell, with ''Melt toey we;._ ,;- ‘tded,. a n d took theist - to itrttsseiS, _trust Wn , ce . t fey Were cp,uveled to NAPOLEOI.4 buciiiAi4RO . . .0 11 PLitti g o:o - 7'l AUG. s.—To tire a ccoun t ‘ ll° . bofe . . • last week of NAfn.EoN 13UoN.AP AR TE; %.e - i t ieS URIC to add by ivay of supplement , the di i n cli ra' .: Obta ining anecdotes concerning hi" ) be ;ll.."' t o ,le'r`increaseii than decreated since that Perr bag Tltenutuber of visiting strangers, hotveve'otofi sttstityfed no diminution, of whom WY , " e ce :birli Thursday And Yesterday, on the. fortuer (! ' : ii , t ; days he telitsed to exhibit himself, and 0 -0 tlie rpo 'ter he quitted. the Sound, were ringratiticili b 0 'pritientpal aim for telicildin , Ills vrtw 'lc 4 i tlTe r?' gettetally been a little before sik o'cl aci'l ' ',: i i ii rt l' i s4 viously to his dinner Itou'r,•at which iinie..u.te,iliti of surrounding boat; exceeded both ii ) l ' A .- c . o ft. and length ever thing that cztti be iniag i'eu if.o teritil) , ; :t •• I 1 ita - i wil e" ~ , ..,, pAttlethar,y on ......onuay, - co d boat: and 10,900 perssotts; at leasti th e .5111)0 the to to hi! . congtlew,Rted, !irth/ attracted bY 1411.n..rial PlienOmenott; and partly 1 0" 1 ' ci' ,ir .o see the Breakwatei, thdy a few hunee,.3.,iistt from the Bellerophon, Where, to their s`llol they found a sUpply of porter, biscuits, ic“ittiew' even tea, coffee, am( cream; on wit inch, 3 f ter - ' iv ieb ing elle 'chief object, seteral thonsailsl3 1131fititi at low crater, absblutely .coverino it s el‘tellt ' 0 population. or ticO, Urge ?.boi of tOttlte Sunday, tee c. chccred hitii, apparently 'regret • Lir' Wot : to call', a v Ills fallen fortunes, - h ats) , l • to ok 'off their bili HI • fell an ( d )i 'c i ° :l s o i( n i.e d .r a u ; i t ° l) ll d . futtti-e 'destination t/- o il i i ; PARTE Was offieially.conitnunieated in hi ll ' ~, , l i f4 r Du °. an(i:treiatillittighebA:ii:tvwlot::soot o,s General Officers by Athiiiral Lord Visc alu. rit °l fe tt%• , , c I li l is 4 : lt rti f A l v )ri i : :l l l ll: :: N i . i ‘n e lT i 7. , a'rli o l ; l.l:l:ui th e re: :: : : ; ( e ) ' s aL t t t: :: 1 : 1 : rti ce 1 'S : itelec' l 6 : c ii r ( Pi l l:::lg : °l , ll ti c ti.lei x : ja c (iiti l a a li i ll i c :i ie : n u cti g ot:e i di ti (o; a it ; :io t vit i t: e.. iiii i c i iid l it li t ee e l ic y li , t s h . : L I t..:.1,1,1, i l s ,::. ie ti i ii ? ep i e.ralir:orp:e. rilob i l ti : ll,ti rotnent.tiogit tom 1 h / ' and politicly declario 4 th a a r t r . l r e a d tl t :et ttl.oiiit"/( through, i0ttr,,(„,.11,1 thetl le .1 1 l . ;: ( 1 1 1e 6 i y ol i t l i t ) 5 0 i:\illersrl•Floilts I . d "d ue I .r hi, 0 : 9 . niirtiANl) ciietl bitterly, on learPtil:l,lll4';',o r toi a tit.. t iocl e o: , ! : i, l ei i il.i i i,:ey i g., ,r t se, l ie) l ivt : lii.t. t .l:eci .ofiiii).);i::,.l,itit,i:iic.:etil..c.ll,itsle,ll,),sili,t. e c.' llt i t i tti . I.l:ictiNt le;siii:iliiiciteibir, ae e ,tit t i se ' t: t lc e el l iiiiii. ` jc i t vie 9 11 they would not •1):: .separatcd front ille' : t i, vic ,e • niaster, but the validity of a Freoc h , ° . 1 ,0 t hc e l (‘ ‘ i) t 'T : c. i . t fll: l •'e. i t . rYc e{ i‘ t l'l t io i ii i il l i' . b e titi a c' I I :. e n 't i : :11:1:le:Is‘vieo(stiPro:a1:111C'-'llet:ceY1‘ealF,i4:1:sidit ir:iitsitickoS:rtitd: t°leii:e:::l6l:ler'si:,(l;1 11t 11.1:15111)(1°.:et, Tile t!elti•.l,litoitr of 1.1116141APART1,:,, above cOtAttititilt AllOl% his been 10' 064 ' 1 ! :, 111 ' A "mi (I is " it isfiett ; aod ht :lecliiietl fivti,fYinr el' e l e , ; l o sf t .o l l i tr i i : 4 :i sh r; : : : i tt t i' s t' Y N t t i: t : ;r 7c e )el:e kept lll' : iiut a thi : tL' a '.as ;Teat si(g)illitt I° : lefissti:l i7l4)cc'e‘.: : l : llYs"ifrj.:lllit'll!4 1 041 "roestlay orders came down 1 01 c f r olo t ot all boats to it cable and half ilist' l '' l c a inil i g,, 111 5 liei,erup ,on, when th e captive eoo,eitoelf , it " o il be iv* indisposed, closely coofined ' II )0 0io t 'fre 6 cabin, from which -indescribable tll.'o,lt t° t o was occasioned tt, those who bad *on e to t ,1 l il l i i:, l i a ' i l i t . g s, r ( a . ' r i t e h ( t ) e :e i c l t , r :lA d c, e:t o t tl i iit l i e t .i r a i s i a g ta ° n Cittle,dfl:tittliiiirte°,rebiflVl:s'l"V.litti: curiosity:l 1:. e i i: : l: l. f e custody.tsthe e i pasfieiri who conic! • • give no ACCOIllit I) tb e rOn' #/ ell 1 .OP . , The harvest made by 'the teat e vil/ r ich fo' ints bee"-lbek, ttlAil' During the w h o le o f t he preseot fletiaos,',,,ole public, Lowing notice was antiouoced bear3,th prat' by the common crier, and always s'i • 0/' fesult :---:- t • 1 ' 0 1 ' .., 1.-b °3 iier'' se° " Oyes! Oyes! Oyes ! " Til. ' i , to ;ire noti c e t 'oat t h e 'Fly piOsatlroii, ;:i 00 to to nu 0 NaArroAiii4o:El , tloteto follitiolootol, . 2ri rr,r 3 :ii t t;2l:e"l.3l:ll."tl;ikt.aeal,'.ja"t.conir.'i'ecr:lnil'llfotgk!eaLi,rit''''' r''' n'e (q 1 r 11 4 ( I St 1' 1 zniy party." ,eptilig le l' 6 „ 0 BuoxArAftTE'S property, e , t ---, 1 ,0 .)-e•iicilif be,,ollsolately necessary for his Ilse'i.. ill Q i r e 01l ' ed:,,tp, and is to be kept in Fingi!"(o,, bat 10 / ottif PreNent hint front comniitting bribe J,OOOl P e/ ' id' be at liberty to bequeath it to allY 0 ° SII I,I 9/ like at his death. . be i i ,b re t ° el l 1 ol g • 6otne of his. linen, Sent 3--° stlOCti."titil- 5i apliearell exceedine,ly fi:ye in its te , , i II i II 5 0 1 4 . 0 been held in such .e;tCelll7 thlt iria-.,,1 ( his „ l it?' ~c ii, , o w , ► 4 here have temptirarily pot no 1" fe y,. ti le , 1 , 40 1° , 0 , WaiS . tettatS, or neckelothS-,,,10ert. i cYclotl'esbric' tilitg °I : saYing that they had woro " 1- . ite caul b y A ot the .stieets .o.ere Several of ex4":. 9 , o oito t ri, l elf 4 111 0 1 scribed iii the corners with lj • sl i i .. i c. "' s•t rc- It' l crown, in red silk, which . ret*.eict 0 (Al t ,h 1 1 1 0 they were . .Bi,o!eii front tile P r !: illeria' . e il ' 1 1 ,6 France, or lett by biro in ti) e .i t ' t•io ity 1 1 ,, t 0 t fled front l'ar;s. Others had N• " -.,ber L 4i 4l° !And surmounted by a crow 0, but bit'''. nr ete il ,Die other; anti imperial. . - ' • leo" •er t) ' ./ . o f I ns° for JO , t ilt At length, after a carcel 40 o[ on on-e hand, and* of sto.'"'eticoafttlre An e dio cainkity ' on 'the other, th e ~„o`plAce,:ctiog die ciktlitkiel• of the v•orld has ta n. ", . (l 1 jil ',l pre • :,- sy iiigu', collo" „ow IS arrived on I norsda . with 00,1, of r Belle1,0)11011 to meet the N' )ri '.l,ly;', O c a ,pli !;,- Uhm ii 601 , which ship s ailed Yeste,t;lie tel*,c,4,lslol:er by the Tonnatit and EttrotAi• tes th at i , t , 1 firrtttlie at work ail day, awl )'tip . slot s ui . to vrei c . L .,:•Al a t r io rti tel an order tor the ships no', t the 3 ' i ct ed• 7,ili‘‘ th in the ()fling, tnit to 0"3_`,4„ e%l' e , t , sttl'',,,.:c. .iortlinin'icriaod, which is lir',11;10•11,0t, ' t 0 fie' o rti K 'urn was on board the. ~'' wrg ; 1 , ' t i eiiii tie ti :Luster 01 ilt.yosAL:';‘ol. th e ki i ~t. ce oo ,) that ship the Ilelleropli,nt, ~.; al° v eY 1) 0 it ‘v , , i , co il h , i , 0 piovmioned , :or 3 WtlV3l4e) o,q,' 0"( LIO ' • loll° ii t liti tb.,f?!the"Nol thumb:limp! a , vio t . to ( 4,ktr"..113 to his tiL ti,iiitloll• l ( oviOat • 45 , 1 tt: iiIZTI'.,VN-:), LAALL01•8141):d 1 Oe Lilt SW! ct, IS 110 L )" .3."‘ P ' a I