The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-24 00:00:00

. . . .. . . . , . . ... 4 e...„.. -- ''''n• t present the War taxes in :bat town are so lgl i , th ilt ma t i y Inexcbau ts t a lk o .:' set tli n g ill Alinna• How-ever, . the llamburglier s h are h 1- "eh' 'CAson.to he s at i s fi ed with the dia6:3ions of te Cougtess',, . i nu i'lle RnEtitsit MERCURY.—" This paper is very ell re ad, not Only b y the ntople, but even in u the abinets.-•-On ' account of the great I.berty— hls n see n's to rue, th e extravagant -liberty —which it b lad e ase of against some Governments; it has cep prohibited in Bavaria and other States.— itl e ' ' senseless poli c y only makes it the more tt/liglit alter•---Mr. GuEnEes, .the Editor, was at 4r3t Protected by STEIN 11 ' 1 (6 t h e at present he wr i tes Ilk b pat of 1; I ARD'ENBEtiG and MET- bIiC HP a n d also, it is said, of Prince BLU- Il Eit., or rathe r of BLucitEa's chief prop, General 14hi thisßtsttsimsr,--There 'are many exce ll ent essays Paper, th ough the greater part are below 4u etliocri ty. " • . We thi s ) ------' ~ • Paper, AC• , ..', ~. - 44 tiay copy from a .Morning t-118t0Stied to be the organ of the Enemies of its I, l llll° .. tr Y, two State Papers, purporting to be a A eP°ll horn pouca E to Louts XVIII., and an o l fR IIII : e r front' that persai; and TALLEY 11 --c "I Note Of the Allied illiniszers.ay.s.tri to an We cau 11°1 take•upon otirselves to decide wilother or "t .lele documents are a,,theatic. If fabricated, the p'entintelits are very nearly what we should ex . fa,, t :, fe°l.4 the Writers ; and our doubts are 'less a 14 " cl "Pon the- teat than upon the absence of IttetY important matter, namely, the date of these 4,7resentations,• and on the signatures being Du °uu e," and "TALLEYRAND," ENT,", instead of " Le th e „ (P°llza t''rE," and " Le Prince de,BENEv ii"silal style of these individuals, 0 : °t at vvehave,every reason to believe, that the 1014:ilions of the Fi•encli Ministers are not far '3hssrePresented in these Papers, - we cannot avoid ervh., lac tia "l4 "Pon them, that Mr. FoucHE's prot .wh “I'Partictilar seems worthy of the School i t) ellec: it emanates. A mixture of special plead r:sit-arid menace s ; half appeals to the gene the. Y of the Allies, and half. threats against th e ill l ' f 'iliti they persevere in savi ng Europe at ill ue e)( i iie nce of the Common Disturber, France t ott : Th 'es of injustice and breach of faith and la a l i n aillt s of national sufferings, such as France ti t , -114icted so long upon others that she thinks lie r ,: i. ' f ,g ll t to be exempted fro m ever f ee li ng t h em 'Port. It ' s uch ar e the component parts of this A ,, i'll e ISt tt , til tt of the argument seems to 4_4 °tight liec:t4erate tier sY , to withdraw and rely he, that the on France to Et etm, and, by her own volition, wel . it ° l e a trust -worthy of the European Common to It is true that the Reporter does not al to this Past the as affording inducements 1iti11,4,1 act and, what' is more commendable p ratili n . e ha s even the modesty to refrain from for i sl °l; for the future. lie states no ground sioo e4vi 'g his 1 country, i n t h e full posses , •ers Of all elf, her powe r and territories,, to right z 4 'o ,„ t3tee Pt that s h e is dreadfully harrassed tre ad d iOre sseil by the Foreign Armies Which are th e °v er the Departments. It would, to st ifft e i ge'lera litY. of reasoning creature,s, be a ~:ltel:lit answer to thia pretence, to ask Mr. l iat I e tc.4.1/ -brought the Foreign Armies there ? t e \we k hu i : t ti Rre elicountei eil With the absurdity 414 11/e I le " (I se of the war being removed in the iiti t o cause 0( NAPOLEON BUONAPARTF, and , ittteill % P i at Ravin,' that the - French people, l ot ~ b tottipt. ' - 'ere his " Instruments," not his " Ac bot eil ie t e ' l ' il Imo this sophistication we shall th ey er• IVlleilier Instruments or Accomplices., tf) 4ll lll.4 ed die ban e of the world, and the cuyse- I y4 l ~ZrillitY• I:Vol-thy of their Leader as their Leader ,1111 ' pill 4r 'Y of them, they carried desultation from 11 4: l ilt 1 41 Hercules to the centre of Muscovy. ilaw, ` !s s and atrocious deeds of lber armed brie tf,i witi4:elt.e,l,ltot unpalatable to France, while crown- Ili 411 " r Y, a:1,1 rtn,varded with the plinider Ili 114°°"8, which she . gladly received ,()1411Y (.., 1 and •eilior. l 'Rd as the spoils- of conquest a nti t 141 tof • 'on k- it h i • glory. Put the hour of retribution k -- 't" v ed. The civilized work' 11, ge r , g t Elm ' e fought,hravely to preserve what United illlil for.".btlitleti Villainously —she was beaten, the 51v".• Wlpt Within t was the result ? L (ear Alle teas ' • who 4 % • to w . , me te s spared her• She rejected the u nti nos fr, , P • l e' lep ol e " t red, as she had already broken b t° 4 4 ir i Qf existing pacification, and aplicaled '4:4140,11 .41 '3llPliurt of - re h a d it that system which iiiiited a it i et n claret' to be incompatible with the t . Y. pr o . . . s .1 11%, 113eit P"itY, and peace of its inhabitants.— , 1 441 Nz a ; at lil.tS perversity, the sword t,i - . war 1 ' - --11 "" In . : tiitiht,(l to 2 unously draw n , and Franct. has been 1 I'itit,,' settne vex 3P dust. What then does wisdom, itet,tot.'Preservation, the first law of nature, poAer o :I::le.hi:ii*:th-':l:l(:altliioltnitt‘o)uttleosfoltaht: the. .I'emisfi'll:sre iiil:l 111.(iitpt. Placed, whenever its turbulence may I 1;444t trot Pun ell, is gone, and his system i 1114 41. He NI its a rallying -point to be sure, but it is the settled disposition of Prance, wide h i unhappily her ,greatest enemy, while it is also the e:vil ; which must he: destroyed, or so confined and counteracted by proper precautions, as no lobger to threaten the, repose of, mankind. The existence of.M. FOUCllKhimself, is not a fa vourable pledge for the future good conduct of that country . EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM BAREADOES, DATED JULY 13. We are all in a bustle here, fitting an expe dition against Guadalotipe, and expect that in about a fortnight 6000 men will proceed from hence. There are about 1100 * regulars at Goa daloupe, but it is stated that they are in want of ammunition, which they expect in the .Hernzione frigate, from New York. It is, however, report ed, that an American pilot-boat has got into Point-a-Pette, with GO barrels of poWder on board. Sir JAMES LEITH is to conduct the expe dition, and, I believe, means to make .'a coup-de main of it, and. soon settle the busines. He will carry white troops. Martinique is garrisoned, or will be, with \Vest India regiments.—By an ar rival from the Saintes, I learn that.the soldiers at Guadalotipe will lay down their arms if they - are -guaranteed free from English prison. Sir CnAamts SHIPLEY sailed last night in the Venerable, with Proclamations. The White Flag was hoisted at the Saintes ten ditys ago; it. is garrisoned by 400 of our troops. - Lisois sent BIANCI, a Corsican., express to France, in an American pilot , boat, on the 4th inst. to crave reinforcements ; but we expect here, and also at Martinique, that NAPO LEON will have been hurled' from his throne be fore he arrives, and look forward to a return of peace. Under this impression - the planters at Martinique hold filch produce for France." 1, Our letters yesterday, on the accuracy of which we can depend, state the number at 1800. Yesterday, at o►ie o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, which vas attelul ed by the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Earl of LIAR ROWBY, the Earl of WESTMORLAND, the Earl of LIVERPOOL, tile Right Flon. N. VANSITTART, Viscount SIDMOUTII, Earl BATHURST, Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, and the Right Hon. W. W. The Earl of HARROWBY came from Chel tenham, and Earl BATHURST from his seat in Gloucestershire, to attend the Council. Viscount MELVILLE was prevented from being present by his being in -the Isle of Wight, and Earl MUL GRAVE was absent in consequence of his severe in disposition. The Cabinet sat till past three o'clock, when Mr. CLOUD, the King's Messenger, was ordered to hold himself in readi►ness to pro ceed with Dispatches to Viscount CASTLEREAGII at Paris. A Messenger arrived yesterday in Downing street from Paris, with dispatches from the Duke of IVELLINGTON, containing the details of the destruction of the Barracks in the Bois de Bou logne, occupied by the British and Hanoverian troops. The damage was very extensive, and our troops lost a great deal of their baggage. • Government has received dispatcTies - frotp LoH EXMOUTH, dated from the Bay of Naples, 9th July. We understand they contain an account of the distribution and movement of the ships under hist - minium - id on that station, and of tl►e proceed ings against the Algerines. Yesterday morning the Duke of YORK trans actel military huAness with his Secretary at York House : afterwards his Royal Highness walked ,to Carlton House to attend his Royal Brother, the ItaGENT, and from thence he walked to his (Mice in the Horse Guards, where be remained some time. The Busts of WELLINGTON, BLUCHER, and PLATOFF, by TunNERELLI, were deposited irr Carlton atiuse of Friday. Mr. T. exhibited to his Royal Highness his small marble statue of the KIN, lately finished - for the Duke of NEW CASTLE. Tire PRINCE expressed his approbation, and thought it a most perfect likeness. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the -Bast India House, when Major-General Sir HUD SON Lowe, K. C. B. was appointed . Governor of the Island of St. Ilelena.-1t does not appear, therefore, that there was any truth in the asser tion which reached the Morning Chronicle so won-_ derfully from the Mediterranean,. that Sir-HuDsotsr hzlil refused this appointment • Mr. Sant has been appointed his Majesty's Consul General in Egypt. A ship is ordered to be got ready immediately for his conveyance. His Majesty's ships Tiber, Pactolas, Rifleman, and Antelope, are ordered to be gut ready for fo reign service itinnediately. • The Scalby Castle, Capt. HARRIS, sailed from Amboyna for China about the 19th of January. By tl►e Admiral Griffiths, there are letters and papers . from Buenos Ayres, to 29th May tilt., which mention t!-.e entry of the independent army of the latter into • Potosi. This army is com manded by General RONDEAU, who, it ,seems,. obliged PEzont.A„commanding the Spanish forces in that q:;liter, to fly precipitately towards El Desagnadero, leaving behind `aim all his artillery, tiaggage, and military stones, which .fell into the ha►ids of the Buenos-Ayrists iii the important Point of Santiago de Cotagaita. The indepen dents of La Paz, Cochabamba, and Cusco, were previously posted in El Desaguadero, and as this is the main point of regress to Linia, it is possible that PEZUELA'S retreat and supplies of provisions will. have been cut off. In the Buenos Ayres Gazettes is a dispatch of ARTI GAS to the Supreme Government of that place, in which, in his own name, as well as that of his troops, he protest s his entire subtuis • sion and fidelity to the same, and expressing the firm resolution of all ;o die for Ott liberty and in dependence of the country. fn the same Gazette's is also seen a Proclamation of the Municipality of Buenos Ayres to the inhabitants, exini:ling thein to give donations for the increase of forces,. as %veil sea as land, which was carrying in order to oppose any expedition that 'night come out from Spain. . The prem:nt issue of Nlites i,y Country Ilatths generally thrdughout the Liugdorn, k calculated not to amount to more Gun tlao-titircts of the liklu ib e r in circulativa two ago. • NAVA NEW 3-. . „ Sir .T.Asiss , Vco procc':lk in the I onttant, to command, with 'a broAii pendant, c)n the C •ast of Africa; Sir RUBRRT lIILL,. lately returned from Canada, .proceeds agnin . ..- immediately to that country, to supersede Commodore OWEti in the command on the waters of Canada, where-Govern ment. intends keeping up a respectable establish - mew in future. 1-lAuw.rcll, AUG. .2:;.—AITIVCUthe - Lady ..I\ — e• p - ean - packet, with a mail from euxha‘;(in;:: Sailed the Benufoy packet fin. Holland, and 'the' Henry Freelin . g packet for Cuxhaven—both with Wind W. ';• Pottrsmotrrtt, rived his Majesty's ship . 1-lavock from a cruise ; and Ranger, WooD, from St. Petersburgh.—Wind W. DEAL, AUG. 23.--Came . dOwn from the River, and - remains, the Duchess `of Yorki•MAssINGII AM; for Buenos Ayres. Arrived the Dexterous sloop of war from Portsmouth.—Wind PLYMOUTH, AUG. 22.—Came in the I-Jaughty and Snake brigs of war from a cruise ; Chris tian, Ham, from Lanelly • .Fly, from Waterford ; and Perseverance, from dork. Sailed his Males ty's.ship Tiber for the Eastward. •. The following- ()Ulcers were yesterday appointed to the different rendezvous for raising Volunteers for the Ntvy, on the Peace Establishment : Capt. Man Dobson.. tp Bristol. R. G. Janotin Hon. Jas. Caulfield North Shields. Wm. Simpson - Andrew Smith i eith. John WimPie • John Lake Cork., THE ARMY. CADIZ, JULY 30.—Orders are arrived at the Military Depot at the Isla de Leon, fur forming the . Insturcting Officers .and Non-commissioned Officers into three divisions, ‘vhich are to be sta tioned in different parts of the kibgdont, fur the drilling such recruits as May be sent into theta. since General Ballasteros has been in office, con siderable improvements have been made in the War Department, and activity prevails in the va rious branches of his important occupatios. MADRID, AUG. 2 .—General Whittiugham is here, and on the eve of setting out to join the Army of CatAlonia, in which he commands the cavalry.—Colonel Sir John Clark is appointed first Aid-de-Camp to the itlinister at War.. We have heard with great pleasure of the recent promotion of Sir JOHN DOWNIE to the rank of Alajor-General in the Armies of Spain, and that this gallant Of Ecer may soon be expteted in Bug laud, on a mission that will Probably prodtee some advantage to both countries. We believe there is not a just or a generous man, who has read the false and calumnious representations, in certain papers, of the proceedings of this distin guished lover of rational liberty, since FERDI NAND'S return, who will not have contemplated the authentic statements of his exertions in favour of those who fell, with the politics they espoused, with sympathy; who shall not have traced- him again - to the Armies of the Pyrenn6es with inte rew, and who will not welcome his return to Eagland as a man deserving- well of h is Country. The depot of the. 2(1-Dragoon, Galt* is on its march from North Britain to Birmingbant. The.2d battalion of the 6th and 57th regiments, from Jersey, and the 2d, from Alderney, have ar and the two former are riv e d at Portsmouth,. gone to Winchester. The South GlOneester Regiment of Militia is ordered to Plymouth, whither they are on their route, and the Stafford Militia to Liverpool, to embark for Ireland. The .Berns ,is at present at Reading, waiting for their route. The S', u th Lincoln is ordered to Chelmsford, the Gla morgan to Bristol, and the Durham was this (lay ordered to march for Newcastie-upon-Tyne from Darlington. 'Oti-Twsday, Wednesday, and Thursday morn ings last, the West Norfolk regiments of Militia, marched from Norwich barracks in. detachments to, those at Ipswich, preparatory to their intend 7 edembarkation for Ireland. The Galway Militia; under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel EyRE, marched from Bailin asloe on Friday morning for Dublin, where they are to he stationed.- The Kilkenny Militia have arrived in Cashel, Where they are to he (paltered. The Sligo regiment have received the route for Boyle. - They are to march on the 29th and 30th instant. The 2d battalion of the 27th,. or Eriniskillen regiment; consisting of about lOU veteran irar riots, under the command of Major SPARROW, left Kilkenny on Friday mortiinv,- for Etiniskillen, having halted two nights. on their march. • • On Saturday the 12th inst. the Bth and last troop of the'Rli Dragoon Guards was einharlted at Donaghadee for Portpatrick. COURTS MARTIAL.—On Monday last, the pro ceedings of the Court Martial in Limerick, on Cornet Sintleworth,- of the 4th Dragoon Guards, terminated. He was tried on four charges, pre ferred by his Commanding OiEcer, Colonel Sher lock, viz. -Ist, For b e i ng absen t without leave, from the Bth to the 23d August, 1814-1::d, For ditto, from the 16th to the 24th of February, 1815-3 d, For ditto, from the 25th to the 31st July, 1815-4th, For not having discharged a re gimental debt for Lace and Spurs, amounting to eleven pounds five shillings, on a particular day. On the part of the prosecution, the Colonel' and Adjutant Itallet were examined, and after being cross-examined by the prisoner, Counsellor Cooper, by n permission a.the Court, addressed the Members in, an eloquent and energetic man ner, after which the Court adjourned until Wed, nesday, when Lieut. kl'Gregor i of. the 84th regi.' ment, was put upon his . trial.--Lieut. Anderson . of the' Sth %Vest India Regin-ient, is dismissed the service, - for being drunk and riotous in the bar racks,v-Irkle tbe sick list.—Capt. BRIAN BAG of the Vork'Cliasseurs, is dismissed the ser vice for being driik'on regimental duty, but is permitted to receive the regulated value of his Conimis4ion, i n 'consequence. of his former ser vices and wounds.--(Curk Chronicle, dug. 184 ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE'S. ‘ .‘ninvAr.s IN f..IXDoN. The tad and Co;n! esj I,f hen) Priris; the Hon. Feederick Lan Paris ; the E:.:1 Cw..ntess of ma ne t t, at the Chn-r:,don Hotel ; Sir Alexancicr a;id Lady Hood kid fap,,,:y:at !TOM ; Major and Dies. Duffey, at Holcies's'lLtei ; Fleury Part. Ctirzon stiect, May-fair; Dulte of Oa: intoc, in Stable-yard, St. JailltS ' S ; Sir Walt, , r That. ri,t hon'so in Conduit street ; Sir Wm. ard Lally .1l)rly,. tl.elr iloW& in Hilt . 'street; Iron. Henry Harn]lion, the Earl' and Countess of P.daiiiolant - sliire', iti flainlit,tv. place;: the Earl and Counti:ss: of •Llardwiek and 'Lady Eliz:)- ben Yut k, at St. iYainesspiate '; Mr. and Lady Caroline Co*; at their father's houie, in Great ( 4 e4rge-stieet, SVest- minster. DEPAIITURtS FROM LONDON, &C. :.Tife Earl and Countess of Darlington 'and fainiti, for Rahy Castle, DOrhani; Lord and Lady Bar'aard, for Goildford ; flax Huh. General Charles Grant, for his seat in Scotland; Latly 0. Sparroir, for her seat, Brampton Park, Huntingdonshire ; Sir William and Lady Geary, fur l'unbr:dg NVells ; General Manners, for lintartnshire ; the Earl of .MOrton, fur Data:a hoy, near Edinburgh Viscount Fitzharrifor Horncourf, near Ringwood, in Hampshire;• Countess de Vande, on a tour; Earl of Mulgrave, from his house, Karl:y-street, for , Mulgrave Castle, Whitby, Yorkshire; Sir John Gordon Sin- clair, l3art.•fro►n Plymouth, to Woolwich ; the Earl of Maims bury, to Park-place ; the Earl of I&usslyn, for Yorkshire ; the Marchioness of Exeter, for Kent; the Earl Of Harrowhy, for Statford4hire ; Lord Hawke, fur Yorkshire; Hon. 13, crave)), fur Ber4shire; Lord C Fitzroy, for Suffolk ; , Lord Boston, to Hedsor Lodge,.Bucks the Earl of St:►ir, on a tour; .tLe Mar quis of Blandford, to White Knights, Berlzs'; Lord Churcl;ill„ to Blcuhei►u, Oxfordshire ; Earl Grey, to Howich, Nuithum berland ; the Earl of Darnley, from SauiLlate, to cohh a r u - Hall ; Sir Gilbert Heathcute, Bart. to Normanton Park. DEPARTURES FOR PARIS.—S;F MOS and Lady Burgh and family; Judge Daly and f Anthony Gore, Esq.; awl the night Hun. Joh❑ MeNlahon. BRIGHTON, AUG. 22.—A Messengerfron Carl: ton House arrived at the Pavilion last night, stating, that•the PRINCE RECENT had changed his intention of being there. this, evening. flis Royal flightless is . not expected-in the couese of the present we e k. Th e w h o l e - o f ,the servants that bad been left"ljere have, therefore, returacd. to town. • WEYMOUTH, AUG. 22.- , - , Saturdav beiag an ex tremely fine day, her ROya/ Highness the Min, cess Cnhitt.crre,of WALes, accoonpanied_by Lady Andover,. General and Lady Grant, ti:c twO Misses Cotes, General Garth, and the Rev: Dr. Short, partook of her favourite excursion on ti water, but having proceeded too far to sea, the current of tide 10-evented her Royal Highness froth returning'initil one o'clock on Stinday trimming * at which time, notwithstanding the unseasonable hour, the ckplernade acrd the quay xvere crowded w i t h person of 1111 ranks who had been long anxi ously awaiting to greet her return ; she landed amidst the acclamatiOns of the spectators. On Sim. day her Royal. Highness hat` private service at the Palace. The Royal Charlotte yacht which had been so long expected, anchored this morning in mit bay. In the evening her Royal Highness walked about an hour on the terrace ; it was unpreccdent edlyeroivded with fashionables.—Last evening was pc] formed a new tragedy in three acts, called " The Corsair,'' written by a Gentleman Of this place ; it was received extremely well,,anit we trust we shall be ho:4oured with a repeti- , tion'of it : the house was ero‘y(led;---OrtLets have been received by the rgarrack 7 Master 1 . 6 prepare the cavalry Barracks for the reception of the De-- O'A of the 20th regiment of Light DragoZms, The Bishop of S.Vttsner.Y and family were among the arrivals of yeterd.ty. HAY'SIARIaT THEATRE.—The intcreming and diverting Comedy of 7'hB Poor Gentleman, last night iotrodueed a new Actress at this Theatre, in the character of .&nify Worthington. She is a Miss TAYLOR, and is an importation from. some! provincial stage. She is an interesting lbolsing young woman, and, thottAh not to be called, handsome; has. an agreeable and expressive coun tenance. Her figure, is well-fOrmed, and her voice very pleasing. iler deportment was easy, and the whole of her acting was natural and affecting. She was very much applauded thronghout. play was most ably supported .by TERRY; MATnEWS, FOOTE, and indeed all the performemq. The new Parce., of A Chip of the Old Block was repeated. It has been Winch Curtailed, bat it still requires the knife. 'IIIATnEws maybe "said to carry this piece on his shoulders; for tlit parts allotted to TERRY and FO6TE, who, had so well distinguished themselves it) the pl4y, are on worthy of them.--The hunse VGII3 etowded, and the Farce wyll received.. The Right lion. CHAT LEE AarouTnNor gave-a grand dinner yesterday; at his residence in Down ing -street. _ _ s it is said that Prince SCI WARTZENE EEG and the Duke of . IVELilg6Totv have presented to the KING of FRANCE an energetic Note twron the bombardment of Baslc.-1 here is also a report that the French Rely2l General LACNIEBE had de nounced the Arpistice in that quarter but it seems to be at least premat ore: SINGULAR OCCUERE , NCE.-01151111(1aV last, dor ing Divine SerN,•ice„a monkey entered the Metho dist Chapel, in the ManOr-Chare-, Newcastle, tc the wonder' and astonishment of the audience, were ere w a a t s tli s, a e t t e b e i ng s a o g m e e d in singing, Wlte_ titer 41 idler wig, or liad been invited thither by the music, is not material, but such was his discrimination Of vocal inelosi, that he took his seat in the Choristers' pew, first on the bark of one fernal2i and afterwardi re moved to the shoulders of another. The two fcT males trembled ; the choristers got out of ( a l e s s t i o ie p d l a y a c s i 0 speutt t 0 0 0 6 t e h e olj s e i t g . e a;l et i tl t 7 e s i t. Puglk•ould take into it. The a"."'":, when sau te evinced no desire to quit t he . nit;crii:.‘ er s e ot.siteA to of the male part of the "i i i :a it r t ,Ce Y t43 t " woald remove hint; nut atlY " 13. 1 c e notch faith in this dociara . , appear, did tiotri"L,t. the mintkey's looks ; g reater p . art, it %void(' for thtl'O'.`„ a t? more than ordinary iutn" "was frml. the gallery, that Ptig, ~ctt s re i l! c i a r t ur':,: v ol uc c e li a e chor4tca recovered