The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-13 00:00:00

'FR ENCET PAPERS, [RECEIVED THIS MORNIN'.I (Front tlic Gtt:ell6 tie Franeel VIF.NNA, AtZG. 2S.—Fresh dipatehes from Pa ris inform us; that his 'Majesty the Emperor of At , ria tvill not remain in that city till the end of Set-it - ember, as was expected. Ile will Proceed to 'Champ:it:l)e about the 15th, a.nd be present at 'the c2r(l review of the Russian Army, which .is to take plate there ; he will then go to Dijon and Lyons, and from the last mentioned,place he will take the route of "Mount Cenis, and pass 'Turin on hit _Way to Milan. In ennsc9u6lce_of this news theEmprrss will leave Vienna on the 21st or 22d of September, and proceed by easy stages through Styria, Caruthee, Carniole and Venice to M where she will join her august husband. It was thor n ht the residence of Madame Murat rat Hambourg had been finally' settled, and .that she bad obtained the necessary permission. Some difficulties, however, arc still in the way, and till these arc removed she remains at an inn in Gram in Styria. This abode may z not please her so well as the Palace of the King's of Naples, and they say she is a little ont of humour about it. The Austrian Observer says, when Iluonaparte shall have _landed at St. Helena, , he gill no longer be considered as the prisoner of England, but as that of all the AVied Power's: It is only during the enyagv that he is.regarded as being under the special protection of England. At'o. 30.—The news received from Paris is very 'satisfactory. It is consolimz to learn that none of the Allied Powers insist on the dismembering of France, and the Peace, in consecpance, will I'm bahly he more durable and solid. All the Poxters agree, and. certainly Austiia has 'made its prin ciples lyiown in its conduct towards Rome and Naples, that Fiance ought to remain entire, and a Power of the first order. To her intcg*ity will he confided ►he general repose of Europe, but, it is to be hoped the result of her past efforts tvill .have - cured her of her lust for conquest. - trial) Monarchy has made great exertions -in the course of this long revolution ; •its paper has been depreciated ; the prices of articles of pri mary necessity havebeen augmented, and the Go • yernment hare,' in justice, been compelled to ad vanee the ;Illowances to the Officers and Pen sioners of the State. But the assurance of a stable peace will recall old times, inspire confidence, and Aus- S o inariv real advan taaes are worth some wornetiFary sacrifices. iNIANETE.tm, SEPT. 2.—The Prussian General M. de R.oiliidis has declined app )ilitznent or Commissioner to the Isle of Si. llelena. M. tie Tlaenleirn, the Ftlissian Minister at Frankfort, has accepted it, and is already on his w.2y to Eng land. We learn that the union of Swedish Pome )tania to Prussia has been definitively ordered, and that there %yin be no further delay in making this official act public. MILAN, AuG. 4—The t relations Ashich ribsitted nett' en France and Italy being at an end, from the First of Nov. no more r, ench books w:11 he permitted to he introduced Without the atlnroliltion of a Committee of Censors. STRASEURGri, SEPT. s.—The Serjeant Com rnanderl.in-Chicf of the troops during the last three day , , is named Bitaujis, and conies from time virons of Chartres. He is a nian Of good capa city though be has not matle . a rapid progress in Ili. 'military career. His late conduct' is blame d)! e without doubt, but he•has known how to pre se, ve order in the midst of our troubles ; be has tiruefully avoided all excesses, and has always spoke up for discipline. • The sinus paid by the inhabitants of Stras but g ex c eed 800,00 fr.. PAiiis; SEPT. Royal Highness the Du chess of Angoniume is expected at the Tuileries in the heti..inning of next week. Lord W.ellington sets out for Chalons this even- Lorthhip %vitt return On the 11th or 12th Of this month. The arriva► of the 10th regiment of the line near l'aris t 3 announced ; it is to him the first regi :ht or noyatiormitry.. A greßt of Depotiel have already ar- at Pettis. PrP"rts " 111 7 Rlng, by the 1 - nit's of Otranto, a r e Inky hying hawked ahont , These reports, if t!,ey have been made ) have never been published, and cannot 11ave 1::)ee” circulated but by persons capable of fititifyiug then!. COURT FR EXTf;AfRnINXIAY. toont Fcrrnuage, first- Geutleni:ko of the Duke o' -Berri, set oti',Nresteritay for Loo udon. • There is a ueport Cii:etriated at -Lille, that the had denianded of the Governor a passage for a body of triiiis z ;'lOid that it ba:l been I*- ItiAca. We hemr from Charleville that 2 Oeers of the riutiousl Huard of the trho bad been con- ",* No. VI. of " The Traveller about Paris," To-morrow. Xl.ll LS. AIt3IVED-1 France, 1 Lisbon. DtTE-1 Lisbon, 2 Gottcn burgh, 3 Ilainburgb, 1 11-ateiford. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT T'YFLVF. o'CL'iCtc. Bank RN - KU, ' India Bonds, 73. Ps. d'oc. 3 per Cent. Red. shat Escheq. Bills. 4s. (is. tics.. 3 per Cent. Cons. 66 1 ,1 Oninium, 61, 7 or. • 4 per Cents. shut ~ Ow. rcvniedt, Oct. 71. 7, pr. 5 per Cent. Navy Ann.B4li 1 Cons. . fur October, 571 . Bank L. And. shut - ' : - COURSE OF F.XCEIANGE, ToEsnAr, SEPT. 5. Amsterdam - '35 2 11. 2 Us. Dittn, at Sight .:litistertlatn Ditto, at Night f,, - 10 12 • , Rotterdam Autwerp. lO 15 Exc. Mo. Ilaniburgb 32 9 '?4l's. ' Brmen • - 92 10 24 i's. Altona Paris, 1 Pay's Date Ditto flourdepux, ditto Fi P.ttli fortmn the Main • . 131 Exc. 'Money 11adritl • :33 Effecti•e Cadiz Barcelona 13ilhna St: Sebastian''s Corunna Eirective Gibraltar fkima 49i-Ven:ce ... ' 93 : - ,0 Malta • .. Palermo - • 12K rt.'. 7 0:? • Tra.Lineiro - - Cloart.3 .... 1 114 per Cent. Agin of the flank on Holland.... 2 Porte al Gold. in Coin 1.4 9 0 ter 01. Foreir , n Gold, in B:tts 9 0 New I) Moons . 4 4 0 NeW Dollars 0 5 7 HIGH WATErt, AT LONDON; muff; F. T(Y-Ni(111110W. Njortlint:, I atimite after 11. I Evening, 33 millitt us after 11. (Itictd 10\Vesei 1s prisonersc)f star, Lire hi , en_ restored to their fami'Pes. M Pasquier, the Tree feet of the Sarthe, has also, k-is said, been re= leased. In the departments of the Irosa•es. of Ca Mny - - emit!, dile and Vilaine, de LoVi.and Che'r, the full and entire administration lias been - p! . g:ced its the bands of the French AnthoritieS. (Front the .lortrual dr. l'er;s.) PARIS. SEPT. 1.0.—1 t is said Marrs,h al Nek , be tiauslitrred to the Abbayc soure (NY next , veelt.. It is difficult to ascertain the truth respecting the late events at (card, from the clintrndietory statements which appear. A . earreSpOndent who has relations. in those partg deities that any at tempts have been Made against the Royal autho rity. The unfortunate affair at Nets he discribes to have occurred in consegnence of the unexpect ed arrival Of some pretended Royal troops, who acted in opposition to the orders of the King. The fife adds, are convinced of the falsehood of the imputations cast on the inhabitants. We learn. from Rome, that the family of Car dinal Pignatelli who died on the 14.1) August, sent on the 19th a letter of invitation to Cardinal Feselt, to assist at the funeral of the deceased, hut he co:Id not comply. It is not common for per sons to perform any fouction or ceremony till after an audience with the Holy Father. • :Now Cardinal Fesch has not been received at the house of the Pope, of the Cardinal:, or of the Ambassa dors. Lle however indemnifies himself by bear ing on his carriage the arms of Napoleon. FRENCH FUNDS: 5 pc•r Cents . Bank Actions ro4 f. 103t4 f. 'I E S UN. 3 ,, C.F.'1 0:14 DICEHE. FALSU 7 , 1 AIMISAT ? LONDON. IrEDNESD-IY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1813. The 'positive assertions in the - French Papers, that the Treaty of PeaCe was signed at Paris no the 27th ult. and ratified in London on the Ist instant, we are little inclined to cre dit. If such .a circumstance had actually taken place, it would he too ,gratifying to tlie world at large to need concealment, nor is - it likely that to the French Ministers; such as „they are, would be reserved the pleasure of giving universal publicity to intelligence of so very int portant and interesting a description. •• The Paris Papers of the 10th, under the bead of Vienna, affirm that Peace, founded on the basis of the integrity of France, has been concluded. Ali the Deputies to the Chamber of Represen tatives have been returned, except from, core ca, and many of them have already arrived at the grand seat of intrigue, Palls. The Reports ascribed to Mr. Foveae arc equi vocated with, but not directly denied. We have received Brussels Papers to the 10th, I and those of Frankfort to the 6th. They mention that the moveable column of National Guards Las begun to evacuate Landau. The following are the only othet passages worth extracting : :— " VIENNA, AUG. 26.—1 t is said by some per sons of respectability here; that a great Power strongly insists on the integrity of France ; this principle meets with mud, opposition on our side• For some clays past, the rx.challge of Couriers be •t. ween this place and Paris is very active. Cou riers have also been sent to Constantinople, " BUUSSELS, 'SEPT. 8.--Between th e 3d a nd sth, there arrived at Ostend from England, eleven transports with troops and horses.'` The Harnburgil Papers our last page con% taiu a document purkarting to In the ittstructions i* , 411e41 11V OW Brit ;41, Coverninont reLitivfi to the . tre , ltMetlf or BI7O . N'AI'‘R'TT.7. \Ve should rither hive iniaty:sned thqt the prirate 4irectionc ;.sir-en to Sir GEO. CoCKBURN 011 this occasion vt-onlit have rem ai ne d p r i tw i e; but the Ilatnimreb Editor ()tight to know,hest whether his information be or be not :authentic. Mr. MurtAT. is to reside in Austria, under the title of n t LI FANO ;—your Count. being a Bet ter travelling name than your Majesty. lie is to demean himself as a private Citizen, and his wife As a Cinzrnets, which they may contrive to do by calling to :remembrAnce how they conducted 'themselve . k ((luring the Revolution before they were raised, the one from the saldle,and the other from, the stews, to the throne. I.eally, as we have be fore observed, this revolutionizing is a charming speculation. As we learn that some of the opinions we have pressed on the subject of the Government of France have been mistuulerstOod as applicable to the Sovereign (a mistake from .which we should have thought our well known political sentiments might have shielded us), we lose no time in stating, that our ,observations invariably refer to the Party in. to whose power, to a certain extent, the KING has been, perhaps unavoidably, thrown. Our respect for legitimate rule is too deeply rooted to suffer ns ever to titter a - syllable hostile to the lawful Government of a rightful Monarch. Sixty-one sail of the Warrior's Convoy from Jamaica are still nnacconnted for : the account of the arrival of one of them since the former state ment Droving incorrect. The following arc the only vessels of the Bar rosn's Convoy which have vet reached port, though the whole, as we stated yesterday, arc safe : Olive Branch, Hayes, St. Lucia; Medway, Groves, Tobago; —off Portsmouth. Hero, Wilson, St. Thomai's—off Co , ,ve!=. Hopewell, Compton, Montserrat—off Dartmonth. lohn Burehman, Plymouth, And 10 sail from the Leeward Islands, at Liverpool. A paragraph has been travelling about all the provincial papers, txtrar!ted, we hel . wve, from some German publication, and highly and de servedly extolling the British Journals for 'their extent of information, general correclness, ce lerity of composition,, and other excellencies. — We trust, however, that this praise trill not put. up our fellow-lahourers beyond their capacities; matter we rather cad, from observing a statement maw's, 74,•.,.1,,;.; rapers, in which all that pasied between Louts XXII]. and , his. Minister FOUCHE in Council is very fully detailed.. Now, with all our intelligence, it is a little too murk to pretend to relate the proceedings of Kings and Ministers in Cleir most secret Cabinet discussions T. , We pr:ry our Contemporaries to avoid it, for it _will bring our real news into disrepute. The day before yesterday we extracted from the German Papers a ,statement respecting the Manufactures on the Lower Rhine, in which it was asserted, that in Needles and Cloth they ri valled the English, nud in Casitneres and printed Cottons excelled us. We will.not animadvert.on this paragraph in the narrow-minded and illiberal spirit with which it is penned. British Commerce asks only for a fair and honourable competition, and does not go about like a petty trafficker to depreciate his neighbour's commodity in order to raise the price and Value of his bwn. Ifit be true that they make such excellent Needles on the Rhine, in El leaven's name, let them purchase none from Sheffield or Birmingham, hut sew away on their - superior Cloths,. Casimeres, and printed Cottons, with their own I But we may tell th-ese German Writers that this sort of invidious lan guage •is nnbecoming ;—for that British Cloths and British Cottons were not only_ found to be very acceptabhe in 'clothing Gerninit Soldiers, when _they gloriously took the field to fight for the deliverance of their country, and would have been half naked except for our n ; but that British cloths and British cottons, formed into garments by British-lmule• needles, were hailed as the blessings of Heaven when, after the dreadful compaign and B a ttl e o f Leipsick k hundreds of . waggon loads were distri buted to cover the. wretched, and comfort. the pe rishing population of Germany. We do not recall the memory of these things boastfully ; but it grates us to see a spirit of paltry jealousy and mean injustice displayed ha those who ought to cherish► very different senti ments towards this 'Country and he r truly noble Corninerce. -• Perhaps one other re flexion ought •to be roade out or this subject. We ought ti n ts early in the Orific mutest to appeal to the pltrio!ism of:all rinks of Britons in favour of their home 'nano factures, It is afflicting to see the present rage for fo t•eign fopperies. Let us hope that some persons ,q 1 • ' s st , e c p ie t t t y )r:: s ir. , l , , ci a i /t i l 4 , .t i t tCh:tler:t.:.l;l,:(ll:t y l . r s i ( / ) . ' f ' Si c.. : o ' i itil ' i. , l: ,::: 1 wi'°le rack it:a , giv e l •,.. • ifliTe:lCe'. , j t iett exocrine ii 1 , 1 ,0, ,, , I t i is fe ' i :, i e ll lt::• l.l 4:. lr t A l c re tt : i ti .e . a s y ; t: l i e l , t r e , :n r ip ‘ e v t i l t n l ll l , ,u (l t re : se, t,)7 ,, i t ( t ' : ` ,. Fre it;i:l4:roanieri, ' ;\ ' lntiv. l 'ell-clo thed aid Of foreig‘..l needles, chith, (it c-jit:l3.l-t.l-)°1)t p 0 :I s ; t it ; e , e l l ': Par is f f i e i Tt l e r c 'i t ( •:: , r : :: : e . ( 4.:i t , ‘ ' :e n i d N o y cl f ie; P i n.. le r r: t . . B , 3 .e - V3 ,ll s ; e o ci f k- p n e l :tf r)c ti :' ~.•., . , . • , - - ; vit. a" qs,haring been signed (tit Pariv on 114 e 22 .14 .e l e . (I the l t l l y i ally.( assert,Francki , i ( int is c f i tsaiii's:edfiCin)lilly°l-?;11:::::::1::::'e.lter, ( i i::: . ,; lsta , I ti ll :1 1 .111 : 1 , 1 1 : t f e .. i c i t Y , 0: i ll' i l) 3 . : • • t 5 U• Treaty. Tine initegriry,-(•,f 1 ~ ,c Frolch ticie.Alli.es. }.l3:l:ile,:tilei'(lsitcYltiaotro occupy Ccrt - ai Ft fortresses . " . 1 s i cili Ch a fi b t y li l • t he l, l) l 1 1 1 b :) : f i r e r ' e t . r g , ' : : l;e )o l lj l f i at o lyi n li.el . ect °N (;: t.:1'. : celeIce::1:cltic:'11."i"311;51:11:1:1°1h;;;)°.:°11.rtill4;nie:gi; ficient,-howeEvenrg,l4;C:igii:jfel4!inuils'r'es'olinsAtbileillirilsii°o:lllr:::ll°.7E.)b e5(;):°!(-, relieved stale, ~01;.li,anr I tn l e i (r x )en t i ‘ g lyie n f i s t e ti : r a ft: e n s tine In: c o n , i . i g e '-"' t .6rs` correspondents write us, that, the Il llies of IW. wished to include St ras4uirg, Metz , L isie l ii r 01 )(1 ., ° the canitiomiry tow111;c1:6);,:trille'. (t t i i i - n cil e gec t lA l : t iii , it - iti : ii l : l l: ose • places sec. ,(01,illovi 10i1t1:0: n the pt n a i ll, r .r)r r o l : i. a esi i t loi n;g ici i . i n dt i til e , ot n y i t , s p sitoarr_trtlititieeeyi ifutureatiree;ilio)rtett 9 : l ot 01,:eic:: ,: it i e : jointly with the NatiootfutlthGe I i i ( ::r ":116.1 ' s 11•:1 , (' (;0 1)4,1':114 : :: number stationed in France is to be 15" 000 13!.1.. • tc\ ils7iili:t e 111 is , ; ; ; : o. t i s .og t o t: r a si t t n siicit,is:-st'sci'alao.,'u'i,l3o:,ciooe.ol: 11'15isbbeiacttill':Icia' atol '20,000 13.01.0i,0is „reed on ,by&cil.i parties e thL. ,iict i t a ) t r y - a e : i t n a :t , i e nt , itlity of Europe ; and the ly'Pes,lliert'ail';', and dutiable peace are in consofitenee (.., 1 is . sine I - it best informed men at Por, ic, , , 11 ,004 °. e . . n picture drawn, probably rather a ii 3.. colc to their own interests,. by ow. 2"1 . , s a‘i : tt7t 9 S ei n piA ci l a :: : t a l r lib S t il s ‘e t ,) i . tt ' it A :, es N l i i. icE) City, ga• R le t ,yc in: to. t s i i . li c i s i: °"st a r(li'l g cc ' ' e i`"r , f i. , - ( s l s t L , t ) '''' ‘ ) , l n i ) ): o : t ''ltc'ts t eisl. . s‘' o t : ' , ' l r t , - i c l 1 ' . 1..7_.1 Is3----hyotri ,i of a t i v tit Spain tki•oppose the Patlt7itotishlenLriti:ll:lito.Ct ail,:tl;;Yig"i;::,4 totally dispersed. ''t."l'ide Ith:otlotillscar:l't::eleidotsberlcicat)!ls,! habitants generally, who had eaturace 115. Dn? of the Patriots,, had:fled in all dir ec l u a a ti s.. ---(N. bets had take;) shipning for Nett' °l.° r nor fon,: Hera! II , J ;.:1 y ')7 .)' ' , , 1 ) col'" ',i 0 1 According to intelii( ence from to- .. 10 .010 1- • 4 r , is b' y ii tees of I\i)nrsli:ll IA,.,,,cDoNALD. h e , no t l'r• ' t he with ofil-eri iind - soliliers w'r , o ol i ts : lfu rti i s , „vet, ,r may he suppose.d, to slrity• 1 ":" . - - „:09 ll'', °, lil hi - gli estectii in , \Odd' he--i 3 1.V.:1(1; C .. 1;40 04: It i 0 4t I'- , JO yet F .,.nes on peacei.bir Hull 'Y' l.l- i ' i ,,ailli"; ) t oo t) , this army. !'here is - , an ~Inpat co t -rc :, " whic , ' ~ s a it is eas.y 10 rem:irk a sec; et clog ° i ' ,. ni:o .)' waits i'or oppor'll..tity to bre -ak ljt • 1 1,01 i , iolctice. 10 3 1 e , n i ocil t° L. of (1 ' Li" CATl..: , :nr , ..ntl is Stilt CO - i Iticn - i 1 the :1 0( ' by the eontii+ , os he received fro :n t„ , / , / ,y r 6 i to r horse last ' Tuesday ; but we are , ~i , teil, 31)` tin it not the least cliwger is apinc,,ss. •4 - 1'...5 1 -. (, ( s ) t l e .d r s d l i l t i y P' itsti',a,:)tineingo ttri'lle":71)":till'1):',(1;f:11-Ael'ig.ill'itill'i l ' e R 9 visited Chels.:a College. a il" • • , A 0 )5 Asylum. b , lll , te"' re, „ if v en) ‘, 0 ,111, The LorCis• of the Airmi"-",(l,„trailY„'-er to morning at tent o'clock,* in the t' ,) the ha at kVili I chill-stairs, and we nt ' iy`vi , bo% IV(mlwich. • ,;,,,/tc tint ~, 0 pi, its • The Duke of GLOUCESTER 1 1 ',a s '' . . s wei .l v tql lastotight at I.)rurv-lane Tinerare,iiloo.4ool ~ Earl Cf ESSEX, Lord and Lody 1 i ,,,,,, ',rd . ° lii, BY a(IN, and •sevetal others of ' lle 11,7164'J, iii.,,lG• Sil - \V iLLIAM cUnTts arrived r-5, c fro, t,,,_ , l' Yacht, on tine 16th ult. after.a iiiiPg Fre i, land of 14 days. There scents to he a protlignol•- ~., ,I. t he Li 1 , , , c 0 curing two Sheriffs for Lottilno :ove 0,140-ri.,, year. A' 1'111'111)er of nomination! . ' 14 1 1 1 :1Ti o c r ilit::11.3: 1: 11 : 11: and all Cie persons have beest.fi., were CO , 'NVinnit ti blessed thing it woulLl bt'f„sticei ii f Sir - I) ,ts backward and ti!ivvilling al.. i , y,g r„ 0 1 4 ; 0 t; ' ,14 has been mentioned.that intic.::-r. ~.icii(l:,,ohr " ,vno i - cfilliL ES SAXTON, 3Itt.11(10 by.: ...; ,, o . p i , - ix ,. g!tue to the I,le. of Anglesea, 1 '::;;1,1 Air! ' • Intimate! to Counsellor O'Cop:r47ke. tot t he ,V.'11„1, the route 'tlieyiiit€lloc:4,,t, ri.,',,-,:ette, at iii Noticeis given if, lost night . u,5".i.01.(1.4110,..01,i writ for electing a 'illenther for ern(. n ow . v ..f, , the room of Lord F• A• S P . F i, t hw. r A s' Clltiabtit.t..., will be issued in 1 inoriliog uric .0, • WINDS.O.fI, SEPT• 12•'"I'llii8.;idi t liCir j3 i .it / ' c a JESTY• and the Pt:INCESS6s, " I,,ft the " .. " '' '; ' , l i 1 .7 'Waiting and other atteivia,?ts! ' i c a t y„ter, i i ' il t t i i; half-past one o:clo(k for ""rgqiiitatinn.s tlt'l open carriages, tlsrough th e li!tric befor,4erp' •. GI eat l'inrk .; they arriv-ed.. it •' ' me et 0 oil 1 oil : o'clock; there was a•geleet I)3l..tY:re,")oiti-'hec ~,iile''' JEsTr. Tents and irrirquees vike,,.1,,..,iit Attt.,, .1 l'" it The bawl of the sth r±t.,',. die itv ; vr pleob , , ri and played some chat (11. 1 . , ler. finery ,7iiepia)ratboiiiinksorfeanninge.air,l:2:s (ii,''::o,,i,e,_:s...,iiiet,:isitsl.:-:;.e'fi tut' Complirnent,;' quotes the folio% ii, ' .4e'''` THE :SUN :--- 7,,rk thAll the following letter; ,84-ern, 04; 0 i. at. ,, i , ,, of 01 . 1 44 Titif,s::;:,4ve;ikt,:tNotiiiel;i:t(L:ol::::lile‘ucv./e:.).1:Itrhit,„:1::cl.,est:).;‘::::c:,:;;;I:iatY,P1:0:aal: lat1:::::‘,1',L;C:;:1::::.;(1:1:43P:::.31::'1111:!:! ;iull (.1 its being utttrtte•" thi3 :-- .I).,l'il'.° ~,,,re 'rlie \Vriter reiniiri:s - . , ;,„ to , ~,,1 „ r, . ..,,, , t vibi::; 3 ' ' ,•tic e"' ' ,0.i,1' ' " . SNk• roallv feel tzttuer mitt , , ~„ oo tot ~.1 .,.., ,,i , i i r thing can be inure c,anT'llititet;t,sr:‘, ' a t iott I , .;# ~ it ' injurious to ~or ittlere,t of ottt 1101 ~ , • t'lct .: r'4 es e of P.',e .• - 0 1 C. int turn, like to rce.i,,,,i,i,„vini 0 ; i,. , ; ., rl;. the only instance i.' O(. i l ',i c ti eilc li . o te ,+''' . e. ... two Papers. were sitisfieti '' rive )), - y . )1 ,!,/,/ , i t los !, , • 'pc - ~,,t one frith the c . it'ol . :tc tl' ,cect. :, 1 . t i reCt- . ~..,,ies 3.:',.,.ce t , ,vitit the elinracter it I , . t its , pri n ,, ',..., 10 - i ii . );,. 6 Ppst way rest assured, t; . 1 , i r lior "; „ s 1 , , N ., no 1 i i nt en. ~,,, ( to c:Oe,ilait..(l to tenipt us o w ritnii i . i t . it '''',* ; 0 . den.reeated, ard as f or - ~• „ria, t , l i gs • . tog't ion t. .ilich t(hfor calls it, we Iseg hta " l'' t t c e7l i i i t; ) C l i?T7:e'''rnittsThi:Liiii Iy t L'eet:tiir:treilie h i : illtiL ' /