The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-03 00:00:00

MAILS. 4111! OV ID.. DUI. i [ a mburgli 0 *V . .... . 3 PRICY. O) ST()CK%, Tr:g DAY AT T',.VIELVi O'CLOCK. Cops.°ls • 521 I ()nlitittra . to ''HE SUN. yoLL:4 gUIS lALSOM AUDI.KT LONDON, OCDO Ti ER 3..1801. LAST night two Hatabli rg . h Mails arrived, vii.* those due on the 25th and ult. ; ;and that duet. ` yesterday arrived this morning. i - By these Mails have.,Parir Intelligence, such ,at lc'tst as is furnish— ed by the journals, as late as the 2otit These Journals give 'the Frenclrofficil aceouot " the different Bombardments whicit'loVe takeriplace• at GrakTille, D;eppe; 4c. aoa in way, of course, calculated to ' give 'confidence and spirits 'to the • French' Army destined for the ~.nvas,on of this .Country, We have certainly to regret that these Bonibardritents, most probablyfrorn the inatiequ Icy of the force employed, have not. been attended. with Blithe success we could have wished, but weappre hend the damage in . all the Forts that liaVe been bombarded, must ha much•greatar than the French accounts allow it to be. • The preparations for the Invasion of this Country form the prominent subjeet of most of .the articles. of intelligence received from France and . its depen. dencies. The French Journals reckon upon. the Equinoctial Storins Icing our blockading Squadrons to return to their own Ports, when, they ,itrogine the French flotillas trtay•be enabled to ,proceed.to their reveClive places of ,2endeiiimi, in Order io . • • tnabe the threatened attack upon this' Country.--- 'I he liead.quarreca of the Ally Eugla;al will,. it is said, in one account from 11reissels of the 01 ult. be established at Ghent, . where the FiltsT COOSUL was expected in the course.. of ten or twelve days, when • every thing was to be completed with the utmost dispaitill. -BoNA.. rARTZ, it is Still said, will 'command the Expedi tion against England in person, and, that he will be • accompanitol by 3000 of his body guard.: Be. • (Ore the end of lash month 300Pu0.Boats'and other Vessels for tire Expedition , were , expeeted to be completed and manned, between o.thord and /form': The greater part of the. Garrisons. of Setian, Gbvet, Charkl - 6 We, ;and other places, wer . e. on their march - Co. the:CaMps of• St. Omer and.,Gbent. All the ' Troops in' eidevant:Burgundy hadcbrolten up for the Coast, amongst 'which were ten Companies of Artillery on foot and, two,':. Regiments •of flying .Artillery; In the second journey which the .1.4* . tits-r • COtiStft. was to :Make to stated that his route would be from rarir',by Compirgtle, 11&srlagne, St, ()Met., JViraplr'r, G17(41, &c. Anotheraccolant from nrunds of the *Bth ult. states, that the lieadQuarte,rs of • the Army of• England will be established at Si. Others where the Gcocia,ls DtritAs,„D'AvousT, Doe'orr,s, and Van PAta.ts,liad already arri%cd. The 'G. ,rrisoo of , So;nr Or;tir • amounted then to Etooc men, and the which were ,to assemble in the vat i n ity' wCre not e2oetied to beleSs than 4.5 . 000 . , A part - 4.11.:tbi Consu la r Guard, t , :gether .with someActoehttients front •;he Garrlionof Paris a 11 those of the neighbobring places were expeeled to arrive at St. Corer's by Abe end or4ood or the begioniog of t!:e *prc,ent„,—Q o ultt;rs :were prepared there for the Fts.si• CONSUL, the M . ;lliStel at War, and the rest:of tetioue: General V•IN I)Atedtt is appointed 'Lieutenant General to ti-c Army of England. The number ,of ,Gun.Vesscls slid Qal. t)ottomed Bars building, : arnou'nt, accord,„ ingto the Paris Papers, to 3,0ci0,:, Amongst other liniiirtions, it is stated in the ParisillitTuttualsi that the French Obv,ernment intend to einbodysome ji.tttalions of fugitiveltishmen.. The great oljett of aTreneh• Invasion will most probably be in the Op instance Ireland, Sand we trust that titer y pre., caution will be taken to ensurt: as touc h 43 poss ibl e the safety of that Country ; here we ate prepared to meet' with confidence and repel" with success any attempt that T.iy be Made by the'marauding bordet of France. • The llftmittur states the:Arriv:affott.iirbit „j og? of th e Chip of the. Drissiv and the corvette La Gariiierc, and that a(the time 'of their departure, the sit knesa had ceased, but in what Putt ,or where these vessels: arrived is not fitated. , • The Turkkh Empire appears by the Nit Letters ff° lll rd l / 4 / 4 0 / 1 ; 11 0rns to be in 4 most deplorable state. The Tchellious Arnauta at Cairo have been joined by the Nye of Upper ggypt, yv hose United force pt scorn() formidabie a front, that it is a matter nidnubt that C6ulltry wUI ever he •re.co'nquereii the- Porte, The Relict Ti °Nis have entirely tirfelited ,ilit.Mattaii,4ll9„l:o4/6.4liLtilib uBi Whose Troops . were Left dead on' the field, and many (Attie fugitives went over to the Enemy, Alexandi ra alone rein:tined in the possession of the Porte, and the next accounts from Es,ypt' were expected to announce the capture of that place by the• Rebels, .as the Garrison was feeble and .unsupported by any force from without,'' flee - Ciprian PWCti". not ing a sufficient foree with him to afford any. assist ance. From Syria the advices were equally.intlan•- choly The Rebels under AnDULW gCII Aa, who had already tdken the - City of Alledimi, 'were on their: march against 49mascus. consequence of this threatening aspeEl4 affairs; DTv z ZAK PAU' A, who commanded at: Acre when- Sir SIDNEY SM iTtt so gallantly defended , that- place against the army of Bot , litriotre, had been appointed by the, Porte • Pacha df DAMASCUS, retaining at the same time his InrMer Pashalik, which is the ,first instance. of two • of tits largest Governments in the Turkish Empire . being held by one person. . . The a c co u nts from Constantinople by the last 'Mailotate that aceound had been received there of the total defeat of ABDUL WECHAS ',before ba. menus, by DjrZZAft PACIIA I and Mecca. had lien again re.possesse4 by the Titrki. From Vienna . we learn that Mr. STrArt - r, the .English Charge d'A(Fairs, had declared. to that Court, that the Ktmo. : . of NAPL es had nothing to feirr for the Island of Sicily, fiom England, so lon'g as. the French Troops on. the Frontiers of Naples should not advance beyond their present positiotte A similar-declaration is stated to have been made, t .the Court of Naples, by Mr. ELIOT ) the En. glish EnVoy. The, Ka uG of NAilas is said to have - disbanded • a gt:at pari of his Troops, with permission for them to emir into ,any Foreign Ser vice they mai chuse. , • A Corps of goo() Italian Troops Is ordered by a Consular Decree to be formed, and marched into France, fur the purpose of assisting in the Invasion of England ; and Gun-vessels and Flat-bottomed boats are stated to be building for the •same purpose in the Po and the jA g e. An Expedition is said to be equipping at Ancona, for the conquest of theMorea. JUST, as our I: l ,per was going to; be' put to Press, sve received Paris journals to •tike. 2.3(1 tilt, two (lap later than theiiltelligence from P;tris brought . by the Hathburgh Mails. They contain very little that is new. •Letters frotn the Hague of the 16th, stale that qv; • Fast Consul. was ex. raftd there, to inspe.t the principal Ports of the Batavian Itepublte, where it is statetl the prepara. bona ag4inst England are going on with great ra;.- pidity.---.The French Funds ' were on the 2 Ist at 510 '5O. 'rite - Gazette . of Saturd.ty contairet 1 the Official Litters describing the Bombardment bf'Catais, and the attack on the French •Gunboats moored off Boulogne, on Thursday last, which will he found in .a subsequotrcolumni o;tr Readers will see how accurate were our accounts of butts these trans, aftions.' By° the Dublin Mail of Thursday, which arrived this mpe l ,iciv D , we haV have' e, ac,une of the Ex e cuti on of Ilevudiy 00 the preceding £L y. Fie died peni. teatiand'previduit so being turned ufr, made a Speech to the Propic. The Ruly Sloop of War, Which parted company with the Leeward Island Convoy in a gale of wind, is reported to'haVe ;Arrived in Cork 114tbour.. . We hope this, account is true. . On Tuesday last Colonel Fil I.LAR TON, of Foliar. ton, and suite, arrived ;it Port Glassow in die slip Cam6idand, from Trinidiiti. Gentral Ptc:ToN, late.,Gov;rnot ,of Trinidad, land4ii Bristoi from the 'MN! Frigate. _ • _ Lieut. itowkw, of Gleason, son of Commis. 'aioncr Bowt a, is left at Nei , South Wale:, as Vrtuteo3nt Got rnor of the Colony. ENrl Se RUC Elt is at AlthOrp, Northampton, 1)n• sily eugasect in forwarding the disciplide Of his new raised Corps. flowever this respethible No. 'demon filly ditfer in opinion with Ministers he W a al* always xealous in promoting the interest and honour of his country. •' The three Militqry Dividons of Esost are under the following commands C4/(ketter, Qeneral• Sir JANtts Cksvin; K. B.—Chelmsford, lion. Nrlzior. General Fi N ; and Danbury,' Mai kit-GCTIMI BECKW ITH. During the Litt four days the .IZn,al Waggon Min . hoie been .employed in 'removing Stors of Biscuit acal,Q4to.fruto the Depot in Stuck. bury, Valley, to cqaoteibuq. _ Ail the :retioulitS, .ttnclOther w • Orko,;'.On wood Common,: in .E:lsex,• ; will he perfettiy: oat- Meted this . week. . . • The fire beacons though the .whole of the raver. erri Distria are all remit for,lighting as they are not ifiegActi for night i"finals,: they are cow-rafted so as to, continue a large column of smoke, rather 'than a blaze anti to rre vent any-tnistake from other fizia fires'at.thisleaton of - the year,:each station has two of thew, appeAriog distintily open from each other to the .watchman of the next beacon, The twev enciunpmeitts throughout the Cnutyry are, we understand, .10 ContiNM. I'll about the t sth N ivember, unless the enemy by bringing the tines. tion of in vasibn I.tirly to iisue,. sltoula In' the in. rerun relieve peorie from the -tedium alp,' ws. ket.bs, 114; Ahrtn. "• NAVAL. NEWS. l'eant tke LONDON GAZETTE, oa, t, IL3. oa..i, 1803. CM)? oj i el Letter from Rear-Admiral Montagu to Sir Evan Nepean, Bart. dated on board His Ma - jetty's Ship Utrecht, Doium, - 28th Sept. *833. . . SIR, Inclosed' I have the honour .to transmit' a dupli, cate of intelligence received from Captain . jaCkson,, of the Autumn, the original being tr,inetriitied to the CoMmalider in Chief. R. MONTAGU. Hit Majesty's Sloop Autumn, off , s , ABth •- • • The wind springing up yesterday morning from the Eastward, I thought it a' proper opportunity to attack the Enemy's vessels. in Calais, in order . that they : should not get theM up the Harbour out of the reach of our fire; I waited till it was half ebb in the harbotir, at which, time they take the.ground4 we then bore up,' and after trying•and finding out the distance, we anchored--the Bombs to the N. E. of the town, ' the other part of the Squadron a:breaSt of the town and pier head's, to'draw the Enerny'll fire as much as we could from the Bombs . , so as not to prevent their wing. Alter we anchored a. breast of the town; and pier head battery, the Enemy' opened their fire on us front •aIl diredions, •amongsl which I found they: had mortars, the.fitst- shell 'leld within a shipks length of us, and burst under wateg our Vessels at that time wereoo eloSe,`that I•though; there was a great •probability some of their shell;;; rnight,fall on board, whilst I found our shot (though they all .reached the pier. heads) would not go so 44 up as their Ships,, I therefore made, the signal to weigh and open to a greater distance, 4emaining at anchor myself. The Squadron has been very. tor. tunate in receiving no damage froth the Enemy's fire. The Bombs Were now keeping up a well direded fire, many of theshells evidently falling in the midst of their Quo-boats"; the shells that fell over the Boats went into the town, 'And must have done great damage • the east end of the• town app Neared to be on fire for some time. Frani the Enemy's Boats and Vessels being covered under the land, it was impossible to judge what damage they sustained, but it must •have been considerable ie now came on to blow so fresh from the N. E. thai the 'springs would not 'hold the Ship against the wind and tide; the Tartarus'. anchor having given way,•l was obliged to make the signal t 3 discan_ tinue their fire. I hate the liondur to be, &c. S.. JACKSON. Rear Adtairal Montagu, Douns. Admiralty o.ffice t ;,1803.' Copy of a Letter Pam the Right non. Lord Kiith, K. B. Adniiiql of the Blue, 'to Sir Ewan Nepean, hart. dated- on board 114 Majesty's Ship monarch, 'of Bro.adstairs, tbe'4oth - Sept. 1803. 611 ti • I end 'se for their Lordships' informatioo, a.eopq of n Letter from Capt..Honyman, oti tis Majesty?! Ship the Leda, to ken Admical Montagu, reporting the at rr mpts u hick he had made with jiis . Majesty .Ship s ;old 'Vessels under his orders, to obstru& Ihe plogrehs of the Ertelny_t'sGun•hoats.fronv the East. tAard towards the Port of Boulogne, .and have the 1 - lopour ,to be, ee:c. His: Airojesty?: Ship Leda, of Bau. SIR, qpi ?a, Sept. - 29, 180 f. In answer" to your's . ' of this'date, I have the tioo flour to -acquaint you, hat the Enempap Oun.ves., hek, twenry-iix 'io ntutlier, wire yesterday' discovered' coining tau; of Calais . soap after 'had dispatched Lit'ut. foneron'to give ch,tee with tlitt Sc, natlron'under my . comtnind4 hat although . every text:" Was . u..e:l un our parr,i theyarichored close in with the 1, , ,1er at BoUlogne; aftera severe cannonatteot thrre blurs, , A.hieh wasp retorted front them' 4 ; 1 1s well rH it suit sous B,tc `terieslowidfore : u was rely illttnitl )11 to ilaVe theTh in that gitt.1:111 )1 11, signal for *that porpoSe; bin the wind hloWit,g strthig . 'rill` shore; a'nd a 'Lee tide prevented the Iloilo* from taking their stations . accordlngi.. - .' (l it -*right thiS morning another SrittAioo of the E.,ern, boats (25 in numliet)'were disc6vere.i. 'trout the, Eastward ; -. I imtnediarely at ta ck them, and, after a severe catinonad'efor uearlv hours, they anchored tlie , :sitnatif4 with the Ves sel* last night, with theJois . .if two 'of they batting been driven on shore, and bilged upon" the rocks. There are at presen't Gon.velsels at an anchor outside the Pier of Boulogne, I arn ,happy to acid that]: have not received reportie of any l)eii , g"dune the'Sqtiti, dron under my: command a shell fell tin blard the Leda, which burst' in her hold, doing little injnry to 'the ship, and without hurting a man., I the Honour to be,.&c. • (Signed) 2 • RQI3, PNYMAN. .Acar A drntral Mont' &< &c. &c. Admiralty Office, GA: s, 1803. Copy of a Letter from rice Admiral: Lord Viscount Nelson; K. B. Commander iuCZief of fris . • Ois k;,..s..flpa 'froth in the Aled;terranenn;l 4 Sir Evan Nepean, Bart. dated on hoard His Majesty's Ship Tonion, to, 1803. 0-41411 , _ tAtf . ,transmit you, for the _information of the Lords Commissioners of the Admit - 04y, copy of a Letter from 'Donnelly, of. Ms' Majesty's Ship Nateissns,"giving,an accourtt of the capture of tluiFrecli Naticinal Brig of War.l2Alcion., the appears tO be . itetn4abiy fine Vessel fit fOr Majesty's service. • . I lidVe.ille:1,10r1011t to I.)e, &,c. t , NELSON and BRONTE. . Nis Najesty's Ship Narcissus ; at - Sea l 9th jay, .1803.. - My, g. 0411, - y • - 'r :.• 114 ve th Honour ' inform your Lordship, the Ship I command being tiff of Sr. rOCT'S, °vac Sartlitip, ye4iertiii,v attaining, at.4by _ . . light, a sail Was discovered• in the Stith %l i tt quarter, to which we gave , Chace, and, at tiva W.elock, this morning, captured her, after a ' , twilit of twenty-two hours ; upon boarding we found het In ..be the of sixteen guns and ninety-six men,-entnainded French National Brig of War L'Aleion, bX. Captain tsCree, returning from AlexandriA, where she bad been on a particu lar mission. Slit appears to be one of the finest vessels . ' of her chis I,haye see.n ; is built uptin a new ctinstre lion;a9 ptodigiously fast, is well equipped, and only o , r.e g at. o 14 . I have the lionont to be. f‘S:... : '• , :au; Manes, ROSS DONN'tilVr.- .. c.i.•, .: .. t ice-Admiral Lord tilscourt t .Neltoff , " ..................... 1 PLymon'TH,' OCT. • 1. -- The .honiCti;hict.bdtincl Leeward Island Fleet, consisirog of iBO.,"Sa'il, under . convoy of His Majesty's Ships G o ui•eieux, re" l ' .and F ury, were s poke with in the Chiinnel, 'off :Mounts Bay, on Tuesday the ,27th ul r. ;dl well. Made but. slow progress up Channel, - strong easterly wind. . . . ' __:Tfie Northrunbe . rland,'ol 74 Om, Capt. Hon. A. .11 CoCHRANS, Naietd, of 36 guns, Capt. j, WM.- , 1 , Lis, and 'the Diane, • of 38 guns, Capt.: M. • 14 . Sc : u.r . r, went out cif Harboiir yesterday, anti a n. chewed, the former in 'Ciwiand- Bay), a nd the i". latter in the Souni. 7A. . . , () tying to a Arrived the janu.ka Frigate, from a Cruise, and the, jameita . Planter; Capt. Ps AR D,.front Sr.' Vitt cent's,- ;bound to London, poi in for Water i 0'"" under- Convby of His Majesty's r u l e ShipCeanigbo And otheti, ten •. weeks postage ; parted will' Convoy off the Land's• End, The Fleet iiit;ied bY . laden with timber; f a r i:l o d ni t s he t. a ir i dee i n n t r' 's r • tr . ° ll to thelostward last night. Sailed . the Doris and inithtigable Frigates l'i l a . Arrived late this evenintr, three French Chris- Arrived the ' this Port, Car, HEpi t traN, salt, from St. • Ma r ti n 's ~ 1 ' tined ll hc 13(4411 • t et t. Privateer. .. 'Prussian GWliot Frost:, Ada, w i t h •; • • PO.ATS . MOUTri, OCT. r c' quite, li' . 11 . 1 , C ES master,..front 1-I.lifiritl 6 -u""' r detained by His M ei j e ,iy , , Cistit'r.'Dnie 9 York ; and tilt rolante, from 1-lii r yre , dr• Grece to Lisbon, detained by 1-lis•M...jesty'l, Ship ViO?l e ,!„, a d Th4..day-His Majesty's Ships Priocal R 0 .1 (14 " Wehtoutof the 1 - letbobr to Spithead. . Fi.I.MOU ' • • ' ---T tr i'SPrr.'3o.--.Arived HIS Ntli est . o Em Si a l e iLi ti W tearr a dr s a p : ,. eap o ie f i.:;c 2 4 o o4p g : u i n r:A s o , wi. , a v n itE d nriti y a Itat : ins a i:o ir so.c l ; : o ri n g a : co i i : : : ed : &los,' from Portsmouth; to take convoy' for the V0e471. , Brig, of re_ I, -1- - D uns, .-to take conVoy to the irtico• Ship. Aurora, 11.finTHews, frow,Dott L'4/Poir French Brig Pri veeer; Prize...to thelo. seph.(utter, arri'ved ,it Reltbrd yesterday ;. as did klia Nero. cutter,. of ,Guernsey, Cnrit• TI.L.LY,." frtuil v a: •Cruiz.e. A ,Lipe of Rattle Sliip,- With a' %-,041"/;• It passed. .the .:Poie fr.to the Westward Yesterda•):l supposed to ht- I V:s r 4 vLij e , t y., Ship Cooff.g a l l „,i'i a 74 guns, with the homeward-bound Wes t '''"-- ' ',leer. .. . - YARMOUTH, OCT., 2 . .....,.. I f t - It s beewcaptured off. the Mouth o f the Elbe bY; A I " MaiestY's Ship La Constanet , Captain & lit ' "Vis? They each , u f t hem mounted eight bias° guns, and were e . HARWICti, • quite new„' ()tie O f 'thew, sc),,,ou after captorei - —TWO. French Priliatcea was lost •on the Irci4gel Sand the other. yesterday.' liQ been at fiea. arrived here . ri . • , never. lida ~ . • „ ~ '-ar 4, _Packet, Cap — i - . DEJA, frOrn litf;ul.ll, ' Wi tri • Mails and 11: ....,.ipagcbes ; .M r . EgAimus BR me_ ... .. , a,b.::::wicirthpaisiswenigOviecaritsi.., 2 : "... yesterday ,P°llP"' '}Cing'b MefiberlOrr, 11011i'N ildel; NT!! , ! RNCHARD . from , CotQlstantinolite, ,vi, 'pip! Ptchrt l / 4 . pui other p'asseolier, with 7 3 — L'''' f ` iils.- ttrriveul the . t 'his mornink arrived -the' Anal oi:d i . ~:: -1, CAP I :• 4"SlErfromilittioni, with Mail , old Di. i(clo s ; the Hon. Lieutenitnr.Colonel HILL, 34,,:lttcruit4 , ~ en ' tailrd the 1.1M1117, Cap t . Sit WARD, f',l4 . rinsitwir wi(h. Mail;, - iii, ,:'rhea anti p.,,;•,.gers ; lit,e:.l4'ise ‘1'51.0;!4 Packet, Cvt. Ittostr;o:4, tor Gotta," , , tilcd the Adlientuve, bOttC'E DiAN_Et. 0 1 ' i IttpttM, .with the last ivl;,il,, . SREE'!LNIESi..O 6 i. 2•••••-,/1i 'a Court NI ' 3 " ; ' l ,'';,, Irmehe:heti, in this harbour kesterdayv . seilile..l and held on board of-His T.Vlasty'' '1 consisted of the fUllusving Members, VIA' _ . . Nresident,-Captairt WI LLI AM Kt rest c‘ll(3oi3'l's—ClidkaLPs. CUNNINGHAM 'EDWD• Ll,t - 60 . 1 . W kit, Right Hun. Lord N . Jana ''- xottat, - i pitst I;Attstoutt . ; P i • hen they proceeded to try 'Tiumita—r 'Clark, ' r ~ i , ate - MA tine, for deserting from Hii, MI ajeitY's 51 `. )°r • Lyax, t...:,iptaili IsilAttstiArA, whilst on duty . 01: 41 ` 1 1 stoles at Dz.il in August last ,; wilcn IsaV ii44 il°3l‘ a thee vichNlee in 'Support-of the Charge, as well ',, I what the Prisoner had' toofrer 'in his defence, 0" Sentenced the Prisoner to receive 1 • Itaing maturely and deliberately wei died the pow, 1 , the Courc The $n id Court then proceede'd to "t ry , Mr; , 11 :, 5 , Liam Ward, Carpenter of His MajesiY L , Pc : .l. o . vessel Exp/otiog, C i P ---apta.n _ AUL, lilt d rtffi ' e l iLle io; att.& ..f•doty,-disobeclie.nce. of : ordersoo" 4r". MA ing- use at mutinous expressions'. on 'the .(I. ° ht • ter•-a4 . 1::. u 1 the. Borns), on the eveniortit t... , f ,01, astit.ol. September last... The C ou rt heing." • ',3 thattheCl - in eel'icille"c— ntun i k ( Prisoner - 16' he.dimissed his .Ship, - iou ta " jet urolio" ltqrtne the •NlitSr) ir. whatever Ship the • . • iti4.-kief nvigl. t, tlibilt tit. •.. . • • C•4l , ' • Arri?ed His Maje“y,ts Ship Ptiatai, PENG F. 1. 1, Y i truism the Mediter-pnean. „. to 1.71 1 • S. !Wes.. it. His I\•!iiirsty2's Ship (.:/y,ll, •C‘ip,.. 1,A11,"•. s l :. e bat a sig n al fl yin g for a co;ifioy .to thr! ..l3 ."'`,,'" , 1 ",:y touches at Y,lrtiOuth for w iLit M v EL: l o3o` 9e ,i .l pay be there ready',' old raked on h:;,,r3 ifornthent.ea:n:o. WAItR F. N , the wife of our-iir,,biti;ii..ior At I ' of Sr, Pele'rsbitigh, . ' •II j!4is . - Ilis Mae'styss 11..n0b Tirti,r, C;ipt. ^JI, II p ~,, F , is-orierad vii belnrnediaiely p.titi , if ' lt '1;1 l silo* 'having, on inepeelion, been found to aluc i. L i ii • by the late bornbarthnent at Grapv.i'4eo '": 16 . ~...._ 4l to be rskifited'••• ." . ''' " i