The Sun. — London, England, 1803-09-17 00:00:00

TU THE Right Hott HENRY ADDINGTON', &c. &c. SIR, Jr is very generally reported that Mr. Pm- and you are no longer united either in private friend ship or political connexion, andthaiwe are • longer to look for his " . assistance or advice in the measures of your Administration.' Ifiltirbi titre; I lament it in common with' Many others most deeply, .for the sake of the Country, Thar r M‘.. PITT could approie of the recent condo4,„pf, His • Majesty's Ministers in various instancesy , nobody. could suppose—that he would see Hanolier lost. by postponing our promised succotiFlreLvid endan. gered by the most culpable. negligence-r , -,or the Spirit and Loyalty of Ilia:Pep - plc ,sportekWith, and in some instances destroyed; by flutlUitting:atld con. trisclidory decisions; inviting Voluntecr . sryicet one'day, and 'rejeEting , them - the possible bOieve—but* . I 'did hope, in e*Orritrion with my Countrymen,., that..ynn aid. of Ms. Pirr in the great: work of„extrica s ting the Nation from its di tctdzies.; 'Byk.what means you have deprived yourself of his conftdencei.tin... nrkt!YPoitattier,to you or.thp Country a matter Of in.. difference. ~ r'. , ~ ~.. ~.,::. When you came into your pres,ctit.Oiliee, I will venture,to assert there were not twenty persons in the - kingdOto WhO . ity("neghf• fah •equarttit',thi,fask yoU had Undertaken—but: If any person .mate tens tem - ark the answer ! 'bit he &di the suppoctof Mr. P 1 TT (//1' trierph." I'liat 'elicit interrtion-of suppoeowiiii: sincere, one cant doubt for a proof' of it, look at the•Members - bfyout.pre t•-! .t • sent Administration—ion are'acittaliy trading upqn the stock of Mr. I ) ,tTr.. It jtorq i you ha / ye brought forward some of your bWIT .friends—but they are .persoiis who in general havB.rathef the 'riei.itth than, or t i le:" ts 3 y• • b'. I ie4 .. rehct •a. bitr,4 l 9-4Y , ArokKATckti,... ilit4CcEs,+. o 4Y4e ADAMs),. do'rntleh'lt'i•SaVe The'CoOntry-, though' .they' -mat ptceilent,men in `their yvay— ; in truth, nocinay'f();As you.to,SAVe: tis. .Pcrsuqs, 4cc:ording.lo their pp~ litieal 'opinions, contend; some.thac..Mr. PITT could save . the Country, others' that - Mr-Fox ooultiettve us---but in the midst of Oa Clifficuities; has ,ncver, had the impudence to .aascrt that • me. .40'1)1110 - T04 could save us, • On your advancement to the, hi& sittotlorr }'nu now hold, the Natipp.6nieniplated with surprize :the' strange concatenation of circurnstances.,wibich cou4lvossibly have led to sudran occurretN;— ut ,apex ,vi , og of the principles of the late Adnoui qp that WVF6 to Wtiupbnq l ., :6',411,e: j r ioci`des, and. that rot, were , r io ja.4:4e.,,tireiii l itfpp6te, th e People wert.satisfitid. , , Your Chatatior '!rtnotl'highfor Integrity, if not for T alwitsr-orit Was ;thought, that 'you would pass muster in, qtritt quiet, antLorl,ardtrotnr; oeeasions thivt you would havegteat ivisisianec—but what do wee see now difficul ties increased ten-fold, and mods tanie :upon ; wisich .you Anti the Country r I ,KOW cooderunio Y . ('`u for; this; ,hut. am I:rolenting it inry,t grievously fOr the Country, t 'if inclerd, as it said,, you have preferred the assist. , M . , . 14tiCE ra Sid i~io to that of , Mr,. I' (be aid of-Mr. 'l'r'ettNry to that of Lord Grt.f.uvtr.L.E, Pr Lorri WiF,Lv ILLE, I aii 9 oo Oen itlttOl'coctrtinp, ankl:there would be something - of pity {►fixed with n,y cen4ure aryl condemnation, • But it is imposs'ible you g:t o have cl,liin rately node suelt a choice; it i% impossible that even Amhi tion itself, which deadens and subdues'altaost every • • other Icding,. cart.tuiikc.ygo foripit oblig.triuns you owe to Mr. -PI-TT.- Flur.the'question . the hive to . consider is of a higher nature-Lit iii Ocither the ; questigni of personal quarrel, or privatingratitti Jo whir slate is tlf.t.' Country ? Does any man, dnoht the ile4'lls wi h wl ick we !ire surrounded ? 1)0 , :s any man doubt the weulpnes, 'of- the Councils to which, at 'the present moment, we have to '644( or-averting our thinger ? I lave "ye fide ch l nc e given ttl for .salvation? And can you, cettairily, ' with many qualities which w ou ld be use f u l ' even as ' T a public man, but totally destitute of the finunehs, energy,•sod decitiOn so nece , sary at sUcha - iiiotnent can you, I say, placed - at the heAd'of those, Court ifdvise your Sovereign: to trust' to the, .joidatice of yourself and your Colleagttes, the, coin: plicated interests of the Nation ? Fo, God's sake, knoW yourself, enough - to ' suspen thoie +.4:ho ,;;ell you, you are, equai to thc arduous task 'yot . l have :undertaken.- Mi Stistittett4:will tell you - so l'Srlr: r„lt N v will swear the S2methilig--it is larwuage of 'all tlan.e whom you have raised .11 - C.)fAccs for which they ate unfit, who know , that - • • • their coo.setiOenti.edePeodslbpon your, retaining,y,,ot its all risksi. in all' perils, and all . 'hu4 olilit,rions---LOt it is neither the voice of Trothi';lol - People, • ‘.,•• • Some fast. entino4 of duty, ppepC leeting nviv g2tion6 to ct,thers-,,,perhaps some taste of 4tubition, ,•••• mty hind you to your present Station--but the• love of yArCoutry,"oitd a 9 attachment to its welfArt, , 'Which csh ould b paratAnt to all thoti considifatiatis,, would, dictate Ito you to withdravi ' }:)m it. If you were now to be asked whether•you `Nould have undertaken to discharge the duties of - cite officcTou now fill, unless ytiti had reckoned upon . ' the support of Mr. Pirr and 'his Friends,—l i lieve you - would' 'answer .intarilly, - No: Has any thing then halipened id incre a se your, own idea . of your , sufFteitilcy;? or are. ,she .eirpumstances of. the NatiOW.less'arauous t4ian you imagined ? ...1-la - veyou 'ever asked yourself whether the : Gentlemen of 'the 'City have any confidence:in ynts?.'4.-(a mostimpt i tan( c point7fok:: you to'consider at the ,end of the T;ERN,XY,IOh i I4pU tijat .it does ' not signify whether they :Nivel:Or not ?‘Bus thC Cotrnerk;at large ;ny coofidence in yoir ,Been Ile vclt t . by . ttroidity and intleasiond-If you 'still-. retain any of ;tli6Sy good , ilualities-of.the• heart Oath hive ciedit,.yottranuot r tila sure„ contemplate the situ.: dtion the COutitry' with. ,complacency, because you Cannot, contemplafeit With"indiiference . ,;and: if you appreciate truly the evils. which threaten-tr . and csiiniate justly your own poWers of, cotintel..: 411`nethetn; Yonethirid is:neither coin nor tranquil. Ambi ikon places its 'yi tidris which tlley would O be, the , .ojeas, of corplisssiliiV-if 1. they were" not- the instruments, 'of mischief4*--You, -have; aneyoit 106 W ,that . eiaits" 04 :Ka not .iyantzng,Of ali . ons h n v ng,,beeg, uti done, .because_ those mho.....had_the, Government of t heir: Affairs, had 00ithes 4 illeilciti;Wrloti • 'ability' to .ttqy condugiftheour,)9r She i sesolutwo, to resign the ga. n'a4tfnelii: of tlt4m to ,Ost4t7S:#tt?r:e;:capable:tha themselves. -1 . , „: (•.! „AI I T'r , 'A ME 413 9! Tii,t I.AST'P4RUIANIRT • MAILSi ,t . • Altai I•lamburgh 5 . - - 4. 4); • r er'nFl 4 toexl • • • • ' • ,T DAY Ai t W Lila O d! constAv ••. _ i 3 ; „ 74 1 § lilt: • ..4 ~ ~ t~~;,,c E S U N. , ,•,. .~~ ~ ~ .~~ , • . " -- 77" -- ;77 , - • ia !Ctit . f:4l autg pieta! 1L1V,14 ANDRA? ~.. '~ L I, DQN,'S F:l'l 4 111:k 17, 18.334 I, 'Wt havc to announce the capthre of the !static! of St. , Pierrti, or St, Pettet, by kiii.Majesty's Ship itio:qtrt, of 38 . guns, cornmanded.iiy Captain 11/141.. Kopr. : „• . . ~,. , Upon the 2614 of upori - his arrival in . ; Placentia Bay, Newfoundland, Captain MALION heard of the recommencement of hostilities. He titiic in .triakli.4„,6il,_ ~for hav- ing r retWed itrigate and twelve Sail of 13rigs being at that bland. On the 3oth of June Capt.MaLaOrd the weather, I)...iivg hazy and unfavourable for kidding clOsF in, atr he hOis"ted out all ris ll4t t s, 44_ pann .D ing.. thlm,l sent them' in.' . Al4Mr'seven o'clock A.M; the cats' got into the flarbour; . and finionately fell in'sviih a Boat 'crossing from onetiside oho Harbour toJhe. . : fi.t oilier', in whrli. was the;Cdminissoy, who a_6l.e'd.as Governor,'..apd, .vitri was talien':iPriidher; l'he! place was thrown intogeeconfusionl by ibis event, and. the Island was immediately formally delivered up to Lictitenant DAN re, who iconimandeil „tfteii;nglisti 130,113. Abuilt twenty stand. ,of arms were delivered up, and about a hundred more were afterwards I,und.'; Captain IWat.aot,i, itr.the Aurora, entered the .Harbour in the course o f the day, and' found a . Fre`rieli - grig and Sthooner, cleVeri small V;eseli, intl,abotit a, hundred flaiteauxs.. The Commanding 'Officer 'at Newfoundland.' had .writ!en to Captain Mat BON, to offer 200 men and .• • 3w,o4lx.pouoders 1;r the Expedition, but this Let. ;ter Captain MA LSI N did no(reCeive till.thd day' 'after helm' taken the Lland by his very masterly , 'and.'enterprizing Coup. r-iyierin. , I'l CaPtaini\tlar . ,zoN brought tbont 180 Prisoner,s; to St. John's, NeWfoundland.-.4evcial boats full 'of people got off from different parts of the Island, his force being so Small, he could not attend to all the • .-• points at once. G reat c r edi t is due:to Capt. MA L_ aoty, hiS Officers, and Ship's Compani, for this . gallant an 4 EOce - essfoi ;,rite!pr,ise, QUA i, ), /,ymeq !Atter styes the arrival of a Ves., sel there on Thisrsday evening from lertey, which Island she 1124 left only on Wednesday morning. ; This Vessel brought an account of two large Ships , -t opposed to be of so:guns, with several smaller Ships of War ; and, aSquirtiron aqui-boats, amount.' in' t ; altogether to about fifty Sail, hiving passed ler— rNy on Toesdaydasti standing - -for CoaTniz rind the' arne niettA Very heavy cannonading in they qua“crof p.n ttle,C44st of,Fta4,; .w1411:c4ti640 t 4 f ith' light 46, ticrocnninc of. Wc4nqiclay, No intcl. 'Hence had been received at jersey when this sailed, rtspeaing , it. appears to US probable, that this, force wal‘isilder the :direr. tion'of that able and anive9fficer.Sir JAMES SAu. siAxez, and had sailed from Guernsey, for the purpose of annoying the French in their prepare dons upon or iFie Coast , which' are very considerable, with the view, as it is conjedured, to an atlern . I st - upon Jersey. This, however, is merely our own COnjthure, but we 'May be satisfied that the Squadron was. English. . ' • The 31st Regiment embarked yesterday morning at Ports Mouth,• as a !einforcement ,to . the Garrison of jersty, and was:, to sail the moment the wind would permit, . From the excellent stated defence in which both , Guerststy and jersey are now placed, under the able Officers who commandin_them, we can have no apprehension fur the result of any at. tack that maybe made upon, then], THE utmost ' vigilpve..pre”ils in all the French Ports, irr preventing any communication whatever with this' Country. A klag of TroCe wifich. sailed from Dower fisvilforslaix last Sunday week, re turned on Thuty4y., night to The, former place, without .a single person' belonging to it being permitted to ian,c4;9 i;any dottpll49)Cation .being held: With fit y 'Frealiman but Commissary • • A< • • ( for' Prisoner s . ,',tv4o , the, last Freuchyalier,s . which were receiittd ler 'this' Country, - ivere brought °Vet is "a' We" indeed catV eiritcrtatn• 'doubt t latt BONAPArrit .Pleans, to ;,„-; • ,„ put, his threatot inVeSll24•Asltg. c.Xic.49 0 .1 1 p. :; rig see, with great allti4fat4i9Jl, 0;4 0 . i f ilijipaied, r funy ecinrd „ to thtiirobject.‘"The . . . 1.0,1 of the -*Malt! teak • place. on Thursdayin,s;ght eves of thousands of Fuociiknen ‘ who witnessed it frOui the oppokite Coas t ? would give • • 4 Them ideo of,,sv4at they are to.; 'a iv,P.l9;,:ir 54 1 4 i'uptt • ;British pound .i,T(le St a • Fencibles ali round out . :,oasts.armt Rum. extremely expert in die, use'.of lite:great 'boh;,eshnte and afiOai; and are eaggf fcs: . tOnvince',.t * OChtlien• that o f !merry!, at ,in4adiOg2:us can o orilylea4 th i e dis. tl) * M7ure,defat, anddisgraet of the Invad ers. — Ttt TS marrfing.the py6/in Mail •of the..l.lth ar rived. f'-'OO tlihrday one person , charieli%t;ith-litting co/teethed:in• tlipc ngurreftton of dm zsO ply, was . trlc4 and. acqitiVo4 l , • , • 41 . • -• • • !,-- , 7l4iN'irr'•;,, 11 :1 I 'Yesterday Merniiig Bpi MAjtsriri .aitendekby Mr. WYATT, went and viewid'flie Pataee Icor/ ; and at, half frier •aine o'eloc.Hl2 /Vlnjiit went to the Gtlndß'estievrat WimbietiOn'Cortimon. . giqr.sy T A :thd the •Flt•TirCirStiti 'AD3U9TA and ELizAseiti, auelided by:1,4 1 1 1 ; • ,54•Awf,1,1. and usual estort, left4ew at ,teno!clock„and at at the •Lorlge • at Windsor' soft- after twiel ve. ' HER 'MkrEsT I , went hy Richtnned.and vier Ash ' 'ford . .Cointnon, as it was much the'pleasantest-wah and free from•dust,,,, . ."": - His Royal HigtMess, of gL4tICE44R has, , by his affability 'of deportment' and his amiahle cOndua, rendered bin - 144f deservedly 'popular at Liverpool. . • Yesterday the 3d Regiment of Royal East . India Valunteers- had a parade, when they Iprattioed the several manceu'vres.to he performed' before the. Earl • 'of HAttIIINGTOM, in , Hyde Park, by the Brigade. on Thursday; next '_'On the conclusion the Regiment 'Was formed irit'o",a click 'When; by order of Col. ;Ron ER?s, til4.l 7 .ll4nitAl; of the: HOuse or Commons -Was-read tO• the Battalion by the Adjutant, Capt. 841 , rnat).,,• • • •.. •::This morning at eight o'clock, Lord HArtattr'c. TO reviewed the 2d Regiment ofiTower klainiets, an'd the West London Militia, in Londqn fleekney. • The 7tlt Regiment of Dragnon_Guards marched ' into Bury Sr. Edmund's, in two divisions, on Wed :nesday and ThUrSday last, at which Awe, and in .its neighbourhood„, that fine Regiment will take up' H their winter quarters:: On. Monday last five companies of the 2d ttati. fordshire Militia snatched into Derby, where they 'ate io remain until further orders. - n Nmiterous-diviiintis of our troops are .to' be .sta. tinned daring .the winter along the iouthern 'and, eastern: .coasts,. and the necessary acoortrqodations • for that purpose are ordered immediately, to be made. ,The Regular Trimps are to have; the past of honour not only on . account of their tried bery.icei,. but cause of.their being better capable ,of enduring the: - severity of the .set6on than the new Fevits, which, have 'hitherto hNd 00 little,9tperienCe in grins. tut.' scant to this plan, temporary huts are to be erected for the reception of the former, whil e t h e l atter will occupy the sev eral Barracks throug4Qui,th e ', Country. Arrangements to this tired are already foriniag, and huts for the acCommodatinn of very l oss o f - r i tr Wi t i t he N ew F orest , kl atopshite, numerous Divisions are to b e c n nstru e te d without and on several w h o paps of the Coast."' - , F6ilhaltdt r uriry of the . Mitrop o li s , t h e T hames will boalMisst a sufficientlqt4ietion on the-Southern and Western sides,; and the whole of the North F.4iif,t will be proteded by the immense which is waabed .by the Lea, hying over fl owed, ttboulct there ! )e - . a , oetessity. A boorn-and chain are to ,be.,run acruss . t hi' MPt ll . ll l : - of lbeliames, under, lbe direttion of die l'f in i . cyl - loOae.'Ve4Miteers ; b e . 'hind - which are tit beitationed' a..line of guard.itirs. with li i cary...l l lo4h I P'" rhiP. and kink vcs. seti Hiatt rnaraitempt wapprooch. . . livrpo li i of Ice ei~ ilroCeed ta: Sevspl ttiPsii o o . ' d ro ar-c4l4ve,encl. ; fair the . tdr_ere_ t.on board liens ordered 10 kteo9. the A. kinzdt)m_ N/1F A L NEWS: PLYMOiTH, SCPT. 75.- , -A 'Vessel arrived het* this evening at five o'clock from Jersey : sailed thence yesterday morning, and brings intelligence, that on Tuesday last two large ships, supposed to , .be of -so-guns, passed- that - hlatfd, wish severs smaller ships of war, and a squadron ;of gun-boats( imountivg in the whole to about so- sail, steering • fur the Buy of Concale ; that on Tuesday night twelve o'clock a very heavy 'cannonade Commenceo in the ncigjibourhood of Granville. whit!) continued with great rigour until • four o'clock yesterbf morning. The result of this business is not known. .French Troops have - been`for Some time:past accu• mulating in that quArter, anti it was generally SUP' posed an expedition was preparing.therc; for clad sive operations against some part of the British Territories. - . • --,........ PORTSMAUTII, SEPT. IC —This morning the whole of the 3251 'Regiment embarked frottrtb k li Point ix,rtii o f n o b r o j a e r r ci se t y hr an e/ d /k t h. h i e v y and .4111Ionsine Trao" wind to proceed under convO s y va Of e it for a favontab lit Gunibrig.. Arrived the . Revalutionaire . F t igate from Guern. • sey ; Ada:, LITTLE, from Sonderland4 lcha ""' BARTLETT) - frOttiSotithton ; and Dmie , ' I f Y ork,B,IL" . FAST, from Goernsey, • , .‘ - i Sailed the .7riUj, gun. 410,4 e; ,NI cif ~I.,:iaN, :•.'autiltir DA v i 1.7,', :: ford derland • lnd Fury. SI of W 'Wit h a hiige Fle.al ' , pi: .. lop . art WI LTC4i, Eideq,VOUr, -Mr, unOel C(?!!(1 , s: f .„ 9r the Downs. _ , :, :,,: ;o i t .. eot T iv i ii e );f l :e r G liff u g e.t ' n G s:yt, " ... - .". 5 , se.:l ' hi. i 113- 3.. ' signa l . .. '. '1 ' . povr- F is,., Star. i6.—The Nano , Flaicf 1.1 : 11c !, ' ' , . . which surfed for.Morlai with i i risonert '' of . :W a • last 'Son] .' , la st , 4c►':.i-Zitilthic - 17,- : eek., returned mgh , . the CaPtain s 4! any of the people belonging,/ 0 he r / • were permitted to l an d, rtor was an y comfiturticlT'Off suffereT lietween them and any persons from ' II ! .. shore I?ut the Commissary., .. • .„.. • . .... . . . . - , ...._,........ . ~ . •. • 'P E AL; 'Stii-r. i6.--Flit' 'MajestY'S Sli:p L'. Aft!' cable,sand the Direave7Boml), arrived last nigh/ fit ifii • tft l ,,W,Ctiviirtl, and remain with the Monarch, 3 "4 tlii-tekt' . 'lackall and S p micre I I Gun..brigr; . 04 Dm t okras se CumberlaNd Armed Cutter. ,DEAL IIL4. 72;6 i ng i ellsTetitrired. ity.at:itnin displayedga ne w , by bu t ,lle v pa e : r l , 4 ) : l : s i n i . ti t : . , t re c i i -c o i r t ; . ; -- 7 - - • .--........ ..: - ' - I;il p l r s :v e c a d d s l li c d a i r n r g y etoonlna,vdetaingupcOfn 37 boats, wetOitlriched at pine o'clock, an *d ipenaagrrardiS i elf tir ! : TZ i Hutt castle. .. . , ~ At ten Mr. PITT, attended b y aptainS ~,, I FeJi I AN, of the Navy, C • gils(i‘ Tc4i" ank . v . 4ll frur.Y, wider the command of sir. "fAvol'! 1° : 1 1 ..ads I? CARR r,Tort and daughters, L Oly HE'" -- ernbarked:ir! "7 Gentlefir *RP} i Lon:, MAHON, nod' /modal ai:Cm,panieti Mr. PITT. -rh , hcati then rot inCt:l ' 04 ahead, and proceedecl Of the South Fore. lB l 'wheFor the'Y heal six rUunds. ss ith a degree or rr, is y s „ ' . 1 that would have done honour to veteran atu" C " .anti went through' various evolutions in it very CO l '7 tett manner. :.. ~„., , crowded the in the aftecntion they ;, 0 „ trio: . 'This ankmatirig exhibitton afforded an heartfe:74,o titication to several thousands of sr ecisto o ',4 6o l the beach and covered the hallo ", ol l e •Krsons of fashion ftom Margate anti the neilO wu . ps ing hathiog.plaues,. with persons of all'4,.O r t,r ) 1 for many mite. round Dehl, arrived "tor al " 7 ' it 1 0 this display of maritime excellence. Na o - i v ii only attracted the universal curiosity. of oar a . . a . coast, but it WAS the objea of attraction to the e." 70 my on the opposite shore, as the cliffs round Cs! i t appeared, to be thronged with l'e4 le : "r it ref urdeci nn, shoot, ainarit site lesser satisfactions of tins brood day. ,Ciltllstances of it. —or not' an se.i.clent happened to cloud cite harp' ~ ,4 , :: : A large party of persons of fashion were clew, 4thc a 0 entertained on board the Utrecht, by the 0- -e :thaf••bilip. ,, On the 3oth June last, His Maies t );',;,, S i l ,%( l- e r t i' l: lll' .• . : ......................... triaed, c..nipt. WA I &F. IL, captured 46 ' '' ' ' . ` l , Gent!tal ~,,v rig', of 4-l- guns, anti 6so men' wit. W . ,nlq Oar! ' ' '" )it CAN tntt his Staff : th e rgagrrara i'''"• , et theiStluadron which was blockading the 'ors' Sc. D.iatingo. i f oCee t The' Xtputfe, of 74. gun'', is ordered to f' to the Nore from Woolwich immediately. id 0 . 1 Capt. LAY rit is appointed to the cOnull'!' the Sea Fencibies on the River Metiway• or ivateti r On Wednesday night a small French kut o n. ventured to appear otf Sr. I'vlargarett,e 11,,y; " fiica p. information of this circumstance being cony°. A w c . ed by signal to the D ,wns, a Cutter W.:13 HIUn Cu ly sent in pursuit of her. Wednesday last the Pa tt4C it of Gene 2cc , „ 3. ' nial by the Duke of, Iti o tibia:4 lb General ,: i " - L , -fc s: Loqte a and Suite, inipeeted the tortificatio ool l; i, ‘otr, .and. returned to Portomtit!) a hall PO I ,tac c 0 1 n the same day His Royal Higiweis l e ft ihat I ''' s il lied)? Otased with the Happiness expressed 11 . i e ranks for the honour of hi 4 visit. A short 111614,°,0 limn the town the PRINCE reviewed the. 3.r ' t o ), 31st regiments, and then proceeded to GlKYtiv°. t, the seat of the Duke of Iticumosp, t° d ine ' f ~,, 0 . • Fin some days }past, the Master Bnat-Bitilu''.,to the Chatham Doele..Y..rd,..has been _out procal; Boats capable of innimling Carronatles. . All . ',, 0 Lighten anti othat Critic at that y:trd, proper 1i!rr..`,",3 parpville, have been ordered to he fitted Otki i . " r % such themes are a( rufficienr burden are CO 0 . I c Y l 0"11 OW* beiides the Carronades, Similar oilaoui ...st {noted in other quarter 4,