The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-30 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 29. Doonitig-St tee', Nov. 29, 1803. A Dispatch,. of which the folloyving is a Cnpy, was this morning received at the Office of the;Right lion. Lotd Hobart, one of His Majesty's Principal Secretariei of State . , from Gen. Win. Grinfieht, Om til'atiditig This Majesty', Trdops in the Windward and ,Lcew.tra Charribbee Island , : S/arbrock, Demerara, Sept. 27, 1303. .I.olCpj It is with real satisfitaion-I have the Honour to / acquaint your lordship, with my having this day received Lieutenant-Colonel i;slicholson's . Report of the Surrender by Capitulation of the Colony of Iler. Wee and its Depcndencies to the British .Arms. The Report of Lieutenant-Colonel Nicholson, containing the Summons and Capitulation, is here. witlitrariSmitted. Icannot speak too highly of the conduit of that Officer I must likewise beg leave • to express my entire satisfaftion with the conduit of the Officers and Men in this Expedition. I have the honour to send these Dispatches to your Lordship, by the Deputy M 3. Gen, to this Army, Captilio Harvey, whose ,state of health, I am sorry to say, requires the European climate ; to him I beg to refer you for any particulars I may Lave omitted to mention. I hr,ve the honour to be, &c. (Sinned) W. GRINFIELD, P. S. I.here,vlilt enclose the Capitulation granted to the Coloniei of Demerara and Eiscquibu,, loge. ther with a Return of the Prisoners t nd Stoics taken at thezc two , Settiementa, and at , Berhice,„ \V. GRINFIELD. A% -ht !Jou. Lord Hobart. , New Amitst•don, Rerhicet Sepl.'zs, 51 Agreeable to 'your orders of the t9th instant, I proceeded -with. the 'troops. under my command, and artived off the River lierblce on the 2j(l in. stant in the morning, where the ships of war and transports came,to anchor; as it was from thence Laprain 131andand myself agreed to send Brigade Nl4jor Armstrong ami Lieutenant . Poidoe, in a Flit of . Tipce, sotto . a . stninnons to the Provisional qOprrnnent, the Naval and Military Commanders, so surrender the Colony of Berbice to His Majesty's Forces tinder otir c - otninand. The Flag of Truce returned early the next tiv)rning, having on hoard ICoMmit tee of the Pc ()V ibiOlThi Government p ii Cap, rain of Artillery, and a Lieutenant of tlie•Baravian Navy, to treat for the surrender of the Colony, which was done, and the Articles' of Capitulation signed but. as the Commandant of the Bilavian troops 'would not salidian .. the surrender, without consulting the Officers under his command, it was agreed that the Netley schooner, with die smallest of the transport, should rasa over the Bar, chit* an. char, and wait, until' the • Flag• of 'Truce returned (NM the Fort with the Commandant'l answer ; which not arriving ati soots as was expetledo heNetley and the transports-got under weigh, aml were pro. ;ceding ui pass the Forts, when the Flag of Truce returned, with a Captain of Artillery, to signify the' Commandant's approval of the Terms, but request. ing the British Troops might not land.until this day, which was complied with, and they remained on board the Vessels, at anchor,offike Town, until noon this day, when the Troops landed and took, pOsseasioli of the Forts, &c, and the Baravian Gar rison, consisting of upwarda 'of .6.00 , men were made rritometd. _ _ The steady and alive co-operation of Captain Bland and, the • Oficers, Seamen, and Marines cm. ployed on this Service, demand my warmeat ac. knowledgments ; and it is my tluty to report to yctt holy much I en sa isfiszt with the zeal and ;Olive eertitint ! of Lieutenant-Colonel MlCreagh, of the 7th Wig fnclia Regiment, and. it the Olken! awl every 11, fyia, lof all the Corps employed on Scrvtce. I am engaged in preparing the Returns of O . rd. 'w,ee aril!Stores of every i,ebcriprino found in the pieiny's Forts and Magazines,, which I shall have 1 . 4 ,!-lonour nt prcscnting to you on my return to p F meritra, which I expeet.will be in three days from it his day. Nett:with I enclose a Copy of the Summons and Attich.4 CdpituLttion, and have the honour to sentain, &c. (Signd) ROB. NIPHorspN, I.leitt. 0.1 Ilaitilion Royals. (A true Copy.) W. U NI, Military Sec. Etta. Gen. Grinfrld, Commander of Oe Force "1" In-n the`:•;.innion., to the Covernor thO Colony 1 / 4 - , with awl the Capitol:vi s ion, and rta: Catittplatton of Demerara ar i d Isse.quibo, svinOi r G suite dos bAbre Our Rea . nrrs. That of lit . thicx is prerty,ne.:trly ,t s,ame. There were in the Co -01,ic.5 of I.ictnront ;n:cl ls , :equino üboat goo Putch Trwps in ';ii and iu fler¢iat about 1 • „. • i4a r tniral4,y.:oAce,' Novrmber 29, i Ski 3. Dispatch-. 21, of which the following are Copies, have been received ar this Oilice from Commodore Comosander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels'st ibe Leeward Islands. Hornet, Demerara River, Sept. 27, 1803. t iii with tht•irentest sati , labion I have the ho. n-ur to acquaint you s ifor the i ofortr..it ion of the Lords Commissioners' of the Adtnir,ilty, that, in concur. rence with Lieutenant . .. General Grinficld, the Troops t or t he Expedition to this valuable Colony were G mbarktd at &ghettoes, on the 315 t of August, on board klis-Mdjesty's Ships Centaur, Chichester, BtR I ond, Alligator, ant brilliant Transport, with the • fictiteot find Netlcy ; 41 5 0 sevrral small Vessels, Ravi g tililiuiry stores, .44e. We , put to sea the 1 . 1 0;1, inoralirrz ;. VON from the light iLiffling Winds, ,ond, strong Nb W. cy i ticht, we did not arrive to . anciwr.g,c at cite altrolittvo repti,ez4titis, a few j r4g us to the the River, until the vettig of tl, o tsth, NerleY, Lieutenant Lawrence, WAS , scot for, ward with Mt. ca.sey, 4 Gentlemati well acquairited with the CO4St, to endeavour to gain Inrortnation, Arid pr 4tire a tuttilter of Colony Elinor, calculated kr our service; and We had IlirgOcii fortune to fiod, the exertions and attention'ot this (Aker, w i t h the 'very oeful aeryitla, of the petbFe-mcncione4 Gentleman, onr wishes were fulfilled, and ttventy 4 fur boats ready, in three Cahoots Water, to receive the Tcpops. • The momeot we anchored, a Flag of Truce was dispatched to the Governor of Denit!rara and Isse qtiito, with it summons,. and Orders to wait one Flour onlr. The Centaur and Chichester, not being able to ppproach nearer _the Shore, ~the yrops _were ,early the next Morning rem )ved to the small Vessels, and ail ready in the Evening,. waiting the Event of .the. Flag, which, detained .by strong. Winds, did not return until the following Morning, with a Deputation irons the Colony, when Terms were agreed on. . • The. Horner, which was lying. off the Bar, block. ,ailing the Pop, entered the River in the evening, with the Net•ley and a body of Troops ; when poi. session was- taken of Fort William Frederick, the , Hippomenes, a Ship pierced for eighteen guns, four teen Only mounted, belonging to the Batavian Re.. public; and the Colonies of Pemerara and Isse. quibo, were giiten up to us the next day .at twelve o!clock. The. Governor not being able to treat for Berhice, our further dispositions and arrangements, on sign. ing the Capin : l,46cm, were immediattly made ; and Captain.. Bland, of the Heureux, with the Alligator and Nttley, and Brilliant Transport, having on board a detachment of the Troops, under Lieuie. nant.Colonel Nicholson, and the ntrines of the Squadron, were sent against Berbice, the .result of which 1 have the Honour to forward-herewith ; and am, Sir, &c. SAM. HOll. Sir Ewan 'tea 11, Bars. . .„ . flit itiljestys Ship Centaur, Dem4roirg, . 6;1% , . ;7th Stpt. 2803. The Commanders in Chief of ,the Land and Sea Forces of His Britannic Majesty, being fully ,stared of their decided superiority to the Foree of the Bata via n gepublic, these Colonies, and certain of being able to prevent succours being thrown in, they consider therweives as authorized to require the immediate surrender of the Colonies of lima. rara, Essequibo, and Berbice, to . the Forces under their command. With the view, therefore, to prevent f unnecessary effusion of blood, or the mischief which must ensue to the Colonies, should . ' time Troops be under the necessity' of making 'good' the landing,' and' the ships to en. force -a . passage, the COMmaticters in Chief have thought it. tight to trouble your Five!_ lency with this Summons, truStint, that from your ESeellency's regard 'for the ' Colonies, the certainty of not being able to resist, and for the preservation of iodiVidual property ; you will hive nu heOtation in acceding. to the terms herewith transmitted. The Officers who will have the honour to deliver this to i , pur Eicellency; have orders tp wait one hour. for your answer. We hoe the Honour to he, &c. &c. tk c . To Hir Svollesey tee Ooveraor WILLJ AM (R 1 lE LD. of Oin/ofdrg Dryortrar4, SAMUEL FlOOLY: Arregfrion, and Berki,er. Government-Houte, Dimarara, Sept. 03. ORNTIAMEN, I have hail'die Honour to receive your Excellen. cie9 l Letter of yeertday's (bite, requiring the im. mediate Sur render of the Coloni es of E sseq uib o; D;eniorara; and Herbice, on the terms transmitted to me by your Excellencies. In coido - rmity to the Constitution of this Colony, have laid your Letter before the Court of Police, and the Conamanding Officers of the Sea and Land Forces, assembled in a Council of War. • The Colony of 13•:rbice being a Government en. tirely distinit from this, I am nut competent. to answer your Excellencies' letter as far as regards tha Colony. But in tespel to the Colonies of gssequibo and I)emarara, under my Government,' I, as' well as the other Members of the combined Council of War, have th oug h t i t our duty to pro. pose some terms of Capitulation, which we, have trained on . Our Part, and to .whiell 'we entreat your . Excellencies' consideration, -as ,eonceiving them best calculated for the interest of theso Colonies : the , ,• • same will be laid before your Excellencies by a. Committee from the Council of War, consisting of the Commandeur of Elsepitio v Mr. Trotz, a Member of the 081,rt• Of Police, 'Mt. Kroll, two. Officers, rand the Secretary of the Colony, which . Gentlemen are, to wait upon • your: Excellencies, and ate fully authorized to conclude the Capitu. I have the IlJnour.to be, See. A . N 1 EE RTEKS, goy. pen. of Plsequibo and DcuurAra. r . ,, To their Excellencies the Commander in Chief of His Bri tannic ttlisjeity!: Land and Sea Fe ! rees ff Ormarara; .y theft- Excellenclet Lientenant-General 11 , 7Iliant Grit:field and Cf.nrop, lore Samuel fie?d, L'oPon.inderi 1,1 Chief of Ills Majetor.: Land and Sea l'' • - ces i s the IPindutai-d andide. ipard Carihke Islandr, e!;!c. 4 . 5 P, 4 . 4fc • IV be was by the At titles of Capitulation proposed to the. inhabitants of Demarara, Jet:. &c., and accepted by .Which vlaces are upw in tft, 111.1jeSty'S'1)031e$1001i, and this jnhabitautst thereof ,ilt - ebeCOMe Subjects of His - Majesty, wo hay; thought.tit, by virtue of the powers and anthorinek in us. vested, to publish this Prticiatnation, hereby permitting and alinwing, that from and after the publication Itereof,• Until His Mujesty.'s Pleasure shall be made known, that all, his loving Subjetts may lawfully trade to'and from s uc h • Places as are in iiis 111,tiestyl_s possession, subjeet neverthi: less to the same DutieS, Rules, Regulations, Conditions; Bestriaiopti, Penalties, end Forfeitures, to which the fra t ie to and from ilis IVlajesty's Colonies Plantations, and I s l an d s in the West Indies', is or shall be sill - Ilea by L aw ; but nothi n g herein contained: shall emend .to prevent te Importation ?interims, or other Neutral Bottoms belonging to the Sub.. jee.ls of any Power in Amity with His Britannic Majesty, of P,rovisionl, Cattle, Crain, Wood of every kind • front the .United States of America, so long as the cants shall be ,al.- limed in pursuance of and under the Terms anti Conditions of the said Articles of Capitulation, or any other Privileges or Exemptions granted by, tbe'said Articles of Capitulation. It is further ordered and declared, that all Commodities being_of the growth, product, or ManufaPure pf the afore said Viacea, shall be shipped to Great Britain or Ireland, or any British Plantation, in British Ships, navigated accordi ng to law ; and it is further ordered, tb4t,tio Procluo shall be exporl in Foreign Bottoms, except what may be d e e me d gbaolutcly necessary inrottim for Prokisibits, and that only to the amount of such Provimns. Given under our Hands and Seals at Head• Quart er s, Dettiarara, OClaber.s, go 3. (Signed) W. Gat NIIIRLD. SA4t. 110014 . _ By command, Wht. TATUM, Military Sccrcrary. Irio, T I'C, Naval Secretary. Ilornet, Demerara I.Ziv e r, Sept. i 7, 1803, S.i.R~, I have the pleasure to enclosesou copy L eiter from Captain Illand, of Flit Majesty'4 Ship ileurcu4, ONDON, NOrEMBER 30, Wt yesterday stated that Ditipatclies had been received in the morning at Lord Hon ART'S Ofttce; of the Surrender of Beib;cg tq H s Majesty's Arma t This event was celebrated by 4 discharge of the Park and Tower Guns abouk.twoo'clock. it was surely hardly of .consequence enough to be so celc, braced ! The , Gazette of last night, which was not pub.. Hilted till midnight, contains the Let t ers o f t h e dierent Commanders of, our Forces. by Sea and Land, and the Capitulations of Deorarara and Olbo, andpf r igryNce. The forme: of these appeared in our Papo l sorne days ago, Settlement t which lies to the northwardlP - Winiti about twenty-five le.igues, and may. be considered from its contiguity, as a de. pendency of Demerara. When that fell ih!re was no chance of Berbice making any re s i stance. For farther particulars we refer to the G.zette. BY a Letter from a Correspondent , at Yarrith, we learn the arrival there on Sunday t aw o f t h e Hermit Cutter, Lieut. GaANT, frorn a Cruize oif the lgOoth of the Text!. 7 y it' t - IP I 12 Ole gence is'received . of 'our SqUadion having of l ate encountered very severe gales, but of its hawing fortunately . 'weathered them. On Saturday last .a very dangerous sea ran 'which broke over the Hawke, stove all her boats to pieees; and washed -0 1 :ee glen overboard, This s oie:of da.mage-and of accident than Lieut. GRANT had e xperienced:in. .a Voyage round the Globe, the greatest part of which was .performed.in a Vessel not . . half size of the * r ule, the Lad/ Nelson of 60 tops, built after a model by Capt. 561ANit of .the.Navf. Our Correspondent a tY a rmouth'infotins 4 s ,l i hit t on the asth inst. Lieut. GRANT 1001.10 ifllo4it':' 'Text!, and saw the Jahn De Wit had moved' ftitri." ther out, her sails were loose, and several Schooners" and small 'craft were round her. She in a short time set her top.gallant sails, got under weighs and run farther up the harbour; .the !small .Ves sels following her. This movement was pro: bably made with a view to shelter her more un der the land during ,the winter. Thera evidently was no symptom of a hostile Squadron in that quar ter. The Dutch Pilots, with whom our Officers freely converse, all agree in stating. Ault there are tbppc.sixty or seventy Gunboats at Amsterdam, but only . . tWelves Schooners in the Text.l. __There and liihreP;-17egniciilidT'tnroiOn'pys'Ghauine.b-mtsidatfroilmlattlltetNl;erl'•c't I°7, icat i ds,Atit place. y ;timber Melt enter the Totel utt. q der Netitialiffags is . astonishingly great.- Our -q dron is hcreily - I;Oirding - them. VesSels load ed with materials for - .and equipping their boat') •, pass in in this,..w : ay-diey call their lading bauk, dr timber for building liottses, tec. and . even . Veasels thus %pass under the PrOssian The Court of Denmark does 'iit . give its 000.: teiteetee .to this kind of 'trafie,' a lmost all the Yes• eels being under Prussian Colours, mut e beingPi r e- Mittid to carry the Danish Flag but Vessels ly belonging to Denmark. Judging frutivtlielOmu of Vessels navigating the North Sea ant!}?PrvAisi" Colours, one would conclude that CoputrY t' ) li ' va more Trade than any other in the world. " •• . . sounded, They told us every day, for many succeeding days !n ight by acci dent be, right, and take credit to themselves with' their Rradtrs fa a superior diTlay of sa. • gacky. The fatt is, that all such notifications were absurd. Who is the man that will presume 0 0 o n e w il lut incl l m e a h Y ou b t e ? h H is i d s to conjedure what may be , passing in the mind of • Einhe:tnythewyould cnne, with the Fint Consul, and will hazard a speculation up. lay :lilsoP-totet: a t tetilfuot Aii;etla ourrtu j4:::::lit"s:c as, . s i c ; r l - has li t i v a e r e I n i . eFtelormtilinisafimonosstirn, the ow s c u o r u el r y se l o ,e f binenad he- has manystate osfhippsrerpeaadrayti:tn,Bractsntl a w s e l a i le,pirea; l'he mearli of equipping. Why then do they not put to sea ? Af ter a ll his yauntings and threaten. irPl he 4'afraid to trust them out. andt! IeTT 41:..1Hwalotei'isliP;ekrAktra:yattacr.cs :,,isosp_letinllpy.4p.l."lged to make the 0 c a p l: e e l aejtmg.t.itillattheliiireeeicsbea. vngebirnyinctooontsifiocnuiedbntihiai:eu4sil.iii:i'vlaurseitotlinetenmisoltnogq:liili: . be. s o o easy r as lu y n o de r I so of eer Ei t l a; t t:hiok as 17c had probably. i k his il'iatlinoranc pfSitch Aser..4ce, inikigined-itfo. -. be done to. value and C 9nd inir ret y of 9cPctiation, in the hope of inunediattly eoioril to the itighest pitch . n° 44.41 )t thit Ali,' long visit at ttill'ilelmonall:gartinragst', o7i.rfe:Mi'!ua:h'''s'e: d4llshosethietie.:3fill,) .or.-4th of this, month.,..hta chieflif .:? for its ohjeet t o r es train, by His Presencse,l'thC' ►ilt!+ What ,then is he to., ii he .. "" nit ; f a e t j u ' r o n t f c it h i r :h s . i ' ' r s:Fi ci l l o i e t i c s i Y ll .s s 'a ti ‘ i w e ' n:t e ri i :l i te_ . i: C . r . :l 4 t 2 a 4 h n:n:: l l ., l i e lan i a- , 72'l:ttP: . „,,ay very opp4rtut:lely find out that'llis Boal,s. ate nut 91. a 9a t i . fOodion or ihte-.'to..enctittnter a 'triter Seat an ''' khe prepatation r s. in En land ate Of a' nattire. more , . But will tip( "mi t bbl e than lie ' , had .concciv.ed. satisfy 'his Army for their disapp ointed hopcs II 1 . Plitode' and 'enjoyment 'in .srigland, which 1110 :: i , almost considered as realized ? Certainly .110, 1 i 4113. , he will represent to than that there ;ire. other coons reore at' tries. in Europe where spoils' may. 'sr ill he withoOt the tick of a sea pa ssa g e, or the d a ngers of encountering a free Nation, armed in defence (4 W 4 tit knows how to. value. kieinay on his Map , point to Prussic and Denmark, where sonethiiig 0.1 be got ; and as the French Army will still have:4::: view of plunder before-them, they may Caollolo/1011",' t heii selves for their diminished share by dititini,liird ri 4 k in acquiring, it. It was even yesterday Need' that a large body of French troops was already' rr VW"' ing to move fo rwards- for the purpose of occa 1 hi; , 1 1 : , the' territories of the D o k e o f vvitivt /4 e l AO, a' • is not at all itninohal4e, and, if true, io gfe ist MeaSUI e justifies the speculatio n which we haye.vol-. , . lured to make upo n tion of the French At m y now upon t tie . probableultilinhete cdueassir of ; giving an account of the surrender of the Colony of Borbiee to the King's Forces ; too much praise cannot ,he given to that Oilicer and Lieutenant. Colonel Nicholson ) for their able and judicious con.: Tuft. • I. have also ankh .gratificaiion in repeating the cordial good understanding that. has existed between .the Land and Sea Ft;rces, and whose unretnitted at tention .and.exertions. on all .occasions. by -the _CZ. cers and Men, deserves the highest approbation of their Superiors. • Captain Hunt, whose attentive services I have -constantly, experienced, is the bearer of this dig. patch, and will be able to give their Lordshipi any . further particulars -7 1 have'...fh4 Honour to be, &c. f.. SAM. HOOD. Sir Ewan Nrpan,Baft. SIR, Ileureux, of Berbice, 26th Sett. 1.803. I of happy to inform you that His Majesty's Forces are in Possession of the valuable Colony of Berhice • to give you the first . Information; I dis. patched Major Croizer, of the Marines, by Land, whose Party I landed at the desire of Lieutenant. Colonel Nicholson.—The Provisional GovernMent and. Court of Police, sent off their Deputies to - an. saver the Summons. sent them to surrender, and agreed to the capitulation, which I enclose with the Summons*. The Garrison thought proper not to join, nnr did they give an answer,.till we arrived with the pritiih Land and Sea Forces, newly gun.shot of ! ty4l , work.. Seeing we were determined, a . Boat was hurried off to inform us .therwould surrendex,:, if we would wait till next day, which Was agreed to, on our being allowed to go.into the HalitMlV that night, and take possession of the Shipping, which consists of a very fine National Schooner, the Serpent, and several large Merchant Ships: From tlic vigorous exertions and animationof all,. and the dispositions made by the Lieutenani.Golo. nel, I .have not a doubt every -thing must have fallen in a storm. 1 am, Sir,,mopt relpelifalo9 Your obedient, huco )1e Servant, LOFTUS OTWAY BLAND. annisodore Samuel Hood, &ci fic. &c. • , zoth -September, Rely,* of Skipping found In the Rimer Peinerara. Ilippoinears •liatavian 'Corvette, pierced for eighteen guns. Sophia• a Ship claiincd as English property. Rotterdam ;• ;Ditto: :• • Diana ; Ditto, .4 Elbe; detained by the Dutch before our arrival, under 111(l. dish Colours. Nile Ditto. -• Admiral Kingsbergen ; a Ship, Dutch property, Atßol 4 ; Ditto. Leofielti ; Ditto. Nfarri ; .Pitto, Wilhelmino ; Ditto. Boodes Weifceren Pitt°, Wilhelmina ; Ditto. At tferblre. • Serpent National Schooner, and live Merchant Vogl'. Sec Lieutenant-General Crinfie}d's Dispatch. BANKRUPTS. Lewis Cohen, of Cowers-row, Goodman's•Tields, merchant, to surrender Dec. 3, At two, 20, and fan. to,' at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Howard, Jewry-street. lames Thomas, or Sprcatttliagle.coprt, Finch.lane t corn. hill, merchant, Dec. 6, at ten, t 3, at ' eleven, anti JO. Ica at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rawlinson, Chat. ham. P lace. Thomas Carr, of Comersall, Yorkshire, cotton spinner, Dec. 6,7, and fan. fo, alt eleven, at the White Lign, Halifax. AttOrnfes, Mr. Smith, Hatton...Garden, London ) or Mr. Itainsden, Halifax. Geo. Denton, of Kingston-upon-Hull, currier, Dec. 5, 6, and Jan: to, at eleven, at the'QeotAe ittn , Kiftbston-upon- Attornies, Mr. Calfand, Kingston-upon-Hull ; or Mr. Ellis, CliffaOrritregt, 14,11(1013. Edward Whitehouse, of Fenton. Stoke-upon-Trent, Staf ford, dealer in Earthenware, Dec.. lq, at five, Dec. 2 0 , At nine s and Jan. to, a( eleven, at the Hotel, in Stafford. At,. tonnes, Price and Williams, Lincoln's-inn ;or Messrs. Collins and Keen, Stafford.. john Townsend, of Ludgate-hill and of Lambeth, laceman, 'Dec. 3, and to, at two, and Jan. to, at one, at Guildhal l . Attorney, Mr. Field, Friday -street. John Marsden and John Haywood. of Marsden, Yorkshiro, Cotton-spinners and copartners, Dec. tg , and 20, and lam 4, at (co, ;obi efogirEaverh, Deansgate, Manchester. At tornies, Klr,Arfiglg,:lkilytcheyer ; 9r Mr. Ellis, Cursitor street„Lon'd,on. Joseph Wlifieler;'of glabkhitath, !tent; 'millet,' Dec. and Jan. to, at one, at * Guitillall. , Attornits:, Messrs. HatveT a*Rglains.un, New r Apetrc o 14covs.izn. MA ILS. DUI. Hamburgh 4 . 10 • THE SUN. 4111111101 11 44 8 44 11 4titiltakit