The Sun. — London, England, 1803-08-01 00:00:00

IVAPAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, JULY 30.—ArriVd theloteph Grace Cutter Privateer, belonging to this Port, from' a cruize in the Illy, where she:was captured on the 23d'inst. by a French Brig . Ptivatier, i;vhich ilundered her or her guns, ammunition, small arms, and then -ransotned her for 1201. Laing• out the Chief Mate . as an hostage. _ _ 'Arrived' the 'Corraboratba, ,of . arid from Dram, J. ANDERSON master, jaden with timer for this , _ 'Saied the Lord Nelson Privatenc on a cruize. PO! JULY 3t.—Sailed the Phri/ii Frigate for Plymouth, with the London,. Nile,' Col, 'worth, and , Princess Royal Transports ; anti Terror Bomb, with Convoy for the Downs. .Y . (-“erday passed by the Isle of Wight, the Mar. Vois. Cornwallis, from India; and arrived the Per. rens Extra Ship, Cyr. ATKINSON, from India„ Passed by the Isleiof - . Wight about Sixty Sail of Vessels, mostly Prizes from Plymouth, ut:der Con., voy of several Cruizers. fiailctl this. evening, I-lis IVldjeity's S:A l is Magni. dfcenvanci Pefiance, to join the Channel Flect. The Dec . , Tele.Vrigate, of 4.8 guns, this day went 'Out.of the 1-larboUr to Spithead., . Swallow Packet ' from India, arrived last Friday. everting in *the Downs, and Sailed the following C . ly to'tbe River. .The Ship Asia, from Bengal, arrived - this *morn.. ing in the Downs, and remains. FALMOUTH JULY 29.---Arrived the ham and the Princi vpiltalei Packets, with Mails from. LislAn; the fortnei in *29, and the latter' in ~z'd~ys: S.. r ~ ~ .ITISII . . STATEMENT OF THE DISTRIBUTION 07 THE 24 11 lt IT ISH FORCE,., TO THIS DAY. Line co's 1 Frig 1 Sps. d fi In , Port antti r ng, and ? 24 - 2 ' 3 0 1 3/ with sealed orders , . .• . In the English and Irish? 17 I- 2 )'. 25 Channels '- • - S On the Downsand North ) s 9 Sea stations - - At theWcst India islands and on the Passage , ,S . 4 ' On the Jamaica station .., S American & Newfonad- land stations. - S - 0 • C. of C. Hope, T, Intl. 1 . ' and on the Passage S Coast of Africa - o Vortitgal and Gibraltar - c Mediterranean and on passage ta . hospital and Prison Ships 5 Total in Commission 84 Receiving Ships - 7 Serviceable acol repairing ili fur Service - -In (miinary - ": ' - 72'; Building Total 1 93 3i 17 o 1 XI ~, i 5 134 10 i 99 I ITAtt Or THE OrmcNAX • Portsmouth - Line. . o 7 Plymouth ~ ' - Chatham - 30 - - .2 9 Sheerness - . 1 River . I kVAL Tot. 8$ A r EACH PORT. so'S Frig Sps. TO. I 2o 9 57 2 IS 12 59 6 17 4 I 5 6 0 7- 6 14 o 26 8 35 Total i; S 9 f 85 39 f 221 Saturday morning firs MAJESTY anti the PRIN CESS SoprttA, attended by Lady J. THYNNE, Lord ST. iIELEN's, General CARTWRIGHT, and COlonel DESK Row, took an airing on horseback in Windsor Great 'PArk, MFR MAJESTY , the PRINCESSES AUGUSTA, ELI. ZABtI , II and MARY, took an airing in two Sociables, and Ironnitictftady STAEL with a morning visit, at Batley Cottage, near Chertsey. The Ryal Vi. sitors walked in her Ladyship's Plealure Ground, and afterwards - partook of a refreshment. of :every • 'delica'cy the season afforded. Tfrd• Princess Asatitit' attended by Lady ELY took an airing in a phaeton in the Great Park. In thq cvening. the ROYAL FAMILY walked on the Terrace. 7 liester,:ay morning THE lit MAJESTIES and the CPRituceasEs Went in. three coaches . to Georges athedral, where they heard 'an 'excellent Serinon preached by the Rev. .Mr.. from - the 12. th t - hapter of St. Luke 'and the zotlt,verse s it Thou VotA, this night thy soul ' shall be re quired of the!)." On, ,Saturtlay. evening; 'Eton r the young Gentlemen of had . v ; ousi ; t heir „bast aquatn_ v. y to the tt- holidays ; they started from Wind. 'sot Bridge in ten eight.oared cutter's,' the young 'Gentlemen Were dressed in an elegant unifort*. The Staffordshire Band accOmpzinied them in a Z at o, and Played same excellent pieces of Martial • "'time. The bridge and shores were crowded with .riPeaators to see this pleasing, sight. On their ••arrival• at Surley Hall, the young Gentlemen • 'I" M . on shore near Surley, 'where a loth was `lai, and they partook of an 'excellent supper, without any formality, after which Mr. 'l:ownley Wa rd sent them a number of excellent bowls of t Yliabub,. from his h o use ,on the opposite shore.- - About cij;ht o'clock the young gentlemen took to their luiats and rowed three times in front of Mr. WARD' s Pleasure Grounds, ;and gave three huzzas, and returitett .to Windsor .in . the same fOrm they Wert ; on their arrival at the • bridge, they_passed• under eacharch, and gave three cheers. „One of the City Barger, full 'of Company, and a numerous assemblage of boats, was stationed at the. i''btidge to receive them, the 'StAffordshire . Band tla e y d sever a l pl eas i ng Airs,. and frequently, .God` ave the King The whole concluded with a grand, ,alts >!;, of Fire-works, which. took ,place on the mater, to the 'greitt Viitifii:';itiim 'the, yaiing,gen••• litittn and numerous spe&itori s '1 JUBLTh,JtLY2*. THOUGYrwe cannot yet adventure tocongratulw c ottr . Fellow-citizens upon the complete cessation of danger and alarm, we cannot hut txpress our coA_ dente that the occurrences of Tuesday- evening have. ; saved this City, at least for the present, from any attempt to disturb pewee . , even by the most abandoned, and profligate adherents of 12..bellion. On the morning or that day a vast qtrantity '6f pikes, ready fur use, were discovered most artfully , concealed in pieces of apparently rough timher,, in the.yard of a timber.merchanf do, the Coal quay. Twenty. or thirty . dozett of pikes were thus.diseo. .•verett. Several searches of the same kind, and. (ge_ nerally,:speaking) with success,. .occurred in the course of the day. Zn the evening, a party of .the Liberty Rangers assembled to follou , the funeral their lamented Broiher-sOldier, Mr; Enstt,-roN, jon..!who was Murdered by, the Rebels on Saturday ;night. The Yeomanry had omitted to bring their firelocks, and this, appearance of. Weakness encouraged the rebel lious crowds who had assembled to. exult over the vidim...--to assault his :mourning friends ; bottles and brickbats were hurlell upon the Yeomen, and such a scene . of tumult ensued' as to cause the fu neral drum to beat to arms. A vary few. minutes . exhibited a glorious display of our gallant Protec. tors, the Yeomanry ; they flicked fioni every quarter to their -posts ? and in kali an hour amounted to an inconceivable nOmber of armed. Patriots - the least computation rates th e i r num b er at Fi ve Thousand Three Hundred 'Loyal Yeomen; deter mined to support the honour and security of. their King.and Country. With such a spirit; and such a power, our City must he impregnable; and were this display do, w e ascribe the rumours which ere yesterday in circa. lation, that certain . Rebel•Chiels had. made disclo sure of their radices, and given importAnf informs. tino to Government. _ _ 'Confident in the strensth whiCh we have wit neised,. and firm in the: justice of our 'cause,. we are by no• means disposed to surrender our suspi . ' cions to the a pp e a rances . o f qu i et and loyalty which air Rebeli so well know how to assume,; while a glimpse of hope remains to , warrant success, we can never MU to the apparent contrition those ,a moment of the most piolounit atnity ,at a time when the Loyal People labwired to. r suade themselves that the contrition of their fe:low. subjeffi was genuine —rose with pikes their hands to massacre all, male and femalei infant and adult, . whose oppositio, prttent or eventual, might impede their separation 'twin the Gavernment of Great Britain With such an example' of. duplicity before our eyes, we. must Claim pardon •from withholding our belief .in affedted repentance, and for placing our strongest reliance in the mercy of:Proviaence'and the vigilance of ourloyal Yeotnanry, .ivhOirt . 'it is in - yossibie for 'us too highly .to applaud. The detachment of the , Liberty Rangers, which behaved so gallantly en Saturday night, and con. tributed so much to preserve the City of Dublini was commanded by. Captain .BLOXHAM, of Meath_ street. Several of the arms taken. from the Mansion- House, were yesterday morning discovered concealed in a dunghill near '.Vownshend.street. 'lt was yesterday evening reported (how truly we know 'not), that 'a great dise over y' o f -the Leaders and,contrivers or -the - present Rehellion had been tnade . at Maynooth, and communicated to Govein. ment by some very exalted Magistrates ut the County Kildare. following ProilainatiOh, has been' itzsuccl by the LORD LIEUTENANT and Council of - Ireland : Tmeido, ji,& z 6. A PROCLAMATIOk. BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT AND COUNCIL OF ; • • ~• Whereas it has becoine•necessary to use' the mist speedy and etredual means to put an end to the rehellimig Voris which have broken out, and have been attended With the most daring and tlagratit outtages We the laird Lieutenant have thought tit,by and with the adviCe of his Majesty's Privy Council, to gtve orders., and We have accordingly given the most positive orders to the Officers commanding his Majesty's lorees, to exert the utmost , energy for that purpose,and accordingly to at tack'and disperse al l as sembliesof armed lt•ebels,:4herever they may be found, and to•do military execution upon All such Aebels as they shall find in arms. Given at, the' Council GhaMber in Dublin, the 25th fitly, 1863. (Signed), . • 1-lARDWICIfiE. It was rumoured- on Saturday, that Admiral CoaNwAt4ts has cut-out of Brest the six sail of the line which a 'short time ,sitia•anclired• in the Outer Roads.—No con4rmation of such a. circumstance has ytt reached pi.. , •- Admiral Ner.soN ,is said in, the French Papers 'id'haye appeared ,otf.Germia on the sth , ult.' with two frigates. He bad beer? taking sounding; along the coast, .:and was'very particular in his CrICIUiTiCS dl4 the Genoese pilots relative to the entrance of the 'harbour. It is reported that -a severe allion has been fought in the Mediterranean, between an English . frigate And thirteen Algerine vessel: u The ft igate, obliged 'to retreat, took shelter under the guns. of ':vlatta, from which, two.ships ,of the line and - .two frigates immediately sailed, and attacking the Aigerine yes• sels, stink seven of them ; .the other six made their escape. 'fhe Prize-money due to the. Captors present at the surrender of Malta, is to be paid on the ,25th ot./kugust to the Army, at No.. 4, 'Jolla-street, Adelphi; and . to the Navy, at Nu. 9, New Broad_ street. 4, Ship of So guns, entitled the. FrteiaN, has just been latincliiNi trom the dockyard at Brest. The American Frigate Adams, has captorei the: Tripolitic .Ft igate raid Admiral. . The . Halonner transport, with tz. 0111 , :ers and 13srecruits; for 6th,:2oth, acrd 49:h Regi ments,. arrived at ifalitax on the 2 tst Mary after a pa ssag e of 24. days' from Portmonth• Tice Tct Aio Frionis, Cant. NI , NE A i,, from Charles. town, is arrived off Pordan4.l. She was spoke to a few days since by a French 'Privateer, who hld.two, Prizes , the one ;16 Ea*it India/n*l o the , C;4 l 4vla" , , Grovr the other unknown •b . f * frVili vigilcung of onr Cruizer-, hoi , cs Ire e ntertained th,it the tlc6,:hinan wilt riot carry (best; Prizes w4rtaute. POOLE i Tut T Z 9. •zt eo SVit havi now Failing here two Vollnteer Corp 3 of : Infantry, the one to be tonimanded by-Mr. jErFnEY. Member tor.tbiSAOWn, the other by . .Mr. p.y.:LAND,. son of the other Member ; and -it is fxpetted that both corps, Iraqster bQtween 400 and, 5 0 0 men, We have Aral a exat many Fisher- Sea. i+"znc.ihlt s i ,,tindtr the .com mand of Capt. Coot:, .of Olt Royal .Navy.v The PONCESS of W•A US S'4l4l ` Patty 'Of .Friends to a 'public Breakfast, : Ai/bid' her Royal . Highness gave on Wednesday lasr, at Blackheath. The Earl of 1--fmtRINGTON. received a Lirge party of the ,Itightt Circles at his house in the 'Stable Yard-, yesterday. • • The heavY baggage of the diffzrent Corps is . now tno , ,,irli to their respedive'destinations in the rear of the Southern Distrid, in conformity to the-Corn mandrr in Chief's orders before staffed'. By these orders, *all heavy haggage,.whether of individuals ,Or corps, which in the event of the'Enemy having • landed,. sh . all at any tithe, be:found near the Army, will be direded to be aeseroyed, by the Bagglge Master General. - In extrAordinary. service, as„ the City:ay - are provided with cloaks, and the Infantry .with great coats, neither trutri or .blankets are al. hs'wedt; but every fifth Soldier willbe provided with a bill-hook, for the purpose of cutting wood and forconstruding hut ;'and coverings,. Two 1-lun'tited of the Corps to lie commanded ley Lord WurTwOßrit, are to be armed with Pikes. The , Doke •of . :NottrfrumnEttr.AND, witli'that Noble.splen6iir which governs all his a6tions, has (with the appr,ibatiom of His MAJESTY) engaged' to raiieywntl maintairi;:cluiing the War, at his own expene,,One Thousand Men, to consist of Cavalry and Infantry,- to be selcaed from his Tenantry in Nortbumbealand, and to serve in that distria. The corps - is. to be coMmanded by-His Grace's eldest Son, . Esitl PERCY. • • The . Park and Gore Keepers, and other persons employxd in and about the Park, on Saturday !as!. formed .theinselves into an Association, being." kly in nurnl,el. The artificers empldyed in the . neighbnnrhobd Of Rn:,sell.square, consisting of ttp'wardi of '306, ,were asst•mbied.on Saturday by. Mr. BURTON,. of Tavis. stock..quare, when the whale agreed . .to rt7rrill themselves in a corps for the of the country. The Two Hundreds of Waltham and Beccmtret.., in Essex, including . a large portion of Epping Fo rest, ate taken out of the Eastern District, and add. ed to that of Londan, under the Commar,d,of t-nant-Ge . neral Lord CAT'srO ART, to complete the line of military'cirCumvallation'now forming around the capital . : all the County . of Surrey, and . a part of Kent, are also to be placed under the same corn .. mand. On Wtdoesklay last a :Meeting was held at Potts. mouth, of the Inhabitants of the Island of Portsea; to concert means for the further Defence of the Country. The Lord Peutenant; Lord BoLTO:1; .was presen't; and recommended that .the Inhabitants should enrol themselves ,under the command of • Ge. .neral A 7 O.ITELoCIII, Commandant of the Garrison, w hi c h was chearfolly acceded'to,•and numbers im 'mediately enrolled themselves for Service at: the Great Guns, as well as for Infmitry. W e . a re informed ,that 'an olrcr has'been•rnitlPtc GJVCrnMent by THOMAS HOGG, ;Esq. of Applo., lore, Devon, of his Shipping kw the purpost:?in the event of our daring and insidiOus . foe toe French,. effecting a landing 96 the Coast of Devonshi're) of bringing over, all the Military th:it may he station. ed in WAles. By this mode (whi;ll can bcl,4lfedfed in about five hours) instead of going the .circuit of Bristol, the Military in Wales will hit:of service to that part of theKingdoni, and vice !versa,. those in Devonshire would be rendered equally set , : viceable to Wales, in cae 'of its being , attacked, otherwise they would he of ho mutual assistance to each other. We thinkylr. enrided . to great praise fOr this his idea,r : espet!ting their quick trans. i n ii s i on ..as, well for ruler. At Illristid there have already been, raised two full Regitnentsof 'Volunteer ,Illiantry, several Troop o f c ava l r y, and a Company -of Artillery. The Corporation . likewise intend to purchase four . 4elti. pieces. The Ist and 31 West York, and the East Ygric Militia, are brigaded at Pmstead Heath CAthp, under the 'ordcrt of Lord. SOUTHAMPTON. The two first Regiments are each t 309 strong the latter 13 . 00. ". The•Olieers are not allowed to have he a i T hagrge, or to pitch any others butjoUnd tents. 'l`htt subscription a; for the'relief of ;hose wito may ,suffet in the se.tv ice Of their. Country, on Situ rd.iy night iimountid to 89,0601, •exelosive of the - to,oool. Stock giveh . bkihc. - Caintnittee ut that disrlogtrished establisment. Saturday advice was,reteived :1r the India House pf; the arrival of, the ilsv,er,Cartle, from Madra,,. off the Isle of Wight. 'the Privcestan, a Swede, from China, was in company'. The Criftrellr, from China, is saki to he in the Channel; The Wheat Harveft has'aiready commenced in 'difF,:rent parts of the Country.—About IZ,o , cl)ford, 13;entwOWiatnd.sonie other.placcs in Eiiex,, the,,fati. mars cornmenced rutting on Wednesday, The rep. ing wilr be pretty general An . ..day in' ,+;nr, Shricy; Berk', and Oxfordshire, where, and every i,other conntYr - lhe 'treys are uneormin.)nly abundant. A letter from Lausanne - , datt . .i jot ) , itates, If That two Elleislimen, Lord J UN CANtrB,ELL and a Mr. Ito D . I Nfetl, !Live been at rested ' al Bileic xi . the former,. it is has'esc;iped. The thotivo .of their arrestatioh are not known." The French ti4ve at fielvokl two ftis2o3 of 44: guns ca c t i te,uty tar sea. - ins!'Dutch,. two not equipped, and two brigs. The Dutch arc not allowed to wor - on their'ships but dutit b , the plea. sure ofR French Cutnmodoye, 16 whose orders t 11 , !y . triie"oot ,make res is aKe. ch3oge:has been made. in the'Stair of the Army of England.. '-:'General Iltaittlett is to be Chief,. and DessoLtA4:sccond in:conuna'nd: PLTIET,, the Countellot of , Btate, is named Dire4tor of th Mili tarr Administration, and General DuNc LOT is to „ c:untnks in that part of tne Atm); which cxlcitos from CherimArg Licattuaot-Groerais arc,„sa.o be.iYhoixtutiNA4. ih,Nlokriatt, SOULT, at.ll .114IIITURCH ffAIIOVER, FUL'Y rg. ON Sunday was held a Review of name titan for .C.ousatitl - men, which, on account. of the c ted li nits' of the Esplitnade, the 60.11 : place of litrale in the City, AVaS held without the • new gate on the ;Me. Alt - the Cavalry fete attended at it, su that the whole-made a vcrY f.sides the z9t11,94th and the Ist IS ittalion of.the 9 5 t h Demi.Brigaae of the Line, there were else the chi tßegiment r of Hussar!, as alsO, several, Scj,i,iJr ,Its of the. zit and silt Regiments of I fassars, the I t Ile of Dragoons, and ilte•jjd of Chasseuri, with vim Light. Artillery.. A part of the Go ird of Lieu. renant.General MOR ri Pa al io par Med. Royal Highness Prince CI-IRisTIAN FREDEA iCK Of MARK,: who received a. hot) Jr.ity Ouar.l Of two Hussars,.,and, twenty_one Grena hers', was pp.:- sent at this : review, as „were Ako, svvetal siari Officers. Prince CEI /STIAN FR F.O FR I Ct: turned toliatirdotireSteiday si her, the Hereditary Prince, and Prince Fa t:DZRICY. dot not come hither from //Idea:. dor); as it' Was at first expeef::,l they would., TLe. G-oeral and Counsellor of State, Dssot.t.es s h.ti arrived here" from Osvir6kfici, residence at the Ciistle, will, it .is und , ,•rstoo‘l, only - remain liere a few (I.4vs. The greater part of the Artillery Its Fri'nn Lipte if...ip . 4-17 within those few itayb"; eottai;lerable tr ins . ptips of ti9ties of the Hannoverian Cavalry.have ,Likewise 'airaid); been brought in. , • • cELLE,'(uLy 17. Trig require; delivery of the 50,o0r) 1)44:09 weight of biscuit •has ly:en coonrermanded, and only the small Trantity - which etas been ittreakik baked, will .be •dcli vered. Ffench.lSohlier condua thermelves extremely well tow,ards ilie dis banded Hattoverians. When Lielitenant-Gerterai VAN DlRPENaltoreut, late Contmantbnt at Leer.; burg, returned bet from the distriA bmen. burg, he w; . :+ received by the Freock''.vi:h janissitry Mtbic. • 'Ehe , Freneb in general treat the Hanov4o . rian Officers wirlt all p - )siihle reipeet. ( ZeneralS/L , Nritierki'AttO, who commanilo his required ut . to proVide a :oaf. , tieient niliither of for . the us„e pl,the troop 3: • ZINOLL, jytL:r 16. Ix the dinlp of "C; , rsel . thereAr,e A1re1,...1)., among othearnops, five Linn - lions of Bavarian Infant ry t ,. anti one Battalion of cfrisseurs. General CAS., TAG tv,E c-)unrtanci, the iteconti Army of Reserve, ' . -nombokr French , 'Troops ha Y e paS4el thrOugh liert-der/be . v, as also sev'eral cletaeinuent e of Cavalr ; lactfr will receive horses float the- Hanoverian- Trrritory. Last Tue'sclay It62f battalions of infantry, a stiol:, (Icon of hussar,, ,and solo,: ocher troops pasbed this jowl') for the Army ; of Hanover ; since then. no other troops hay . e`p'assed except single suldie,ra b':. longing co ditrerenyclepots. . ~, . . ~... AN4TEADAM, JULY x 6. THE shiy of the By/Nu, 74, guns, has, been put in the ti/lJarnaod given„tct ltmir_Atintii-4 ktklttxr, whet; hag. likewise the `eominand ormi, the ve”'eti cif kvarfrdin the Tegel to Difzyl, : L:-.T; fu'Llr algo , C Two , ir.„ , h , 1 E. og it s h men brought i• to Flushing by, a F rt. r ' • • .. ~ -.tit. I' 1,09.1 . a 4:, The •DE X of TR ot:4arding to some `:a4:, 116WeVet , riot bfficially'confiernettL 1144 cleci,tiCti isgAnot our AteNhli'e., ' As the 'l'exel is not yet blof..k,ideci by the English" , many shipi afe thet,e. , r. r`sl.; I , j Lr A Pretzel*Cbej d' LiQW A- 1 )41411.twi) y , t•J :the' 'Froolis destined, ifir 'Larthi?Ptio,"*(l4- 41.0vn He is accosid:yli - iilot thetileof t 1 I+'mart CoNt,u L. He has been conveyed in a Brtksels by an i t a here for iliac ' . , itATlsßos; . oll,l- 4 A formallepresentattoT inmie to di,' Diet of the Empire, on the . port of Ole KING "ti E N CLAN D , v e to ehe vccup,ttkni of the'Terti. tory of A-I:mover by a Fr,reign Power. PE.TERS1.11:1:::;11 0 juots, E whole, Meek at CronvtAtit, of Gout . 20Sittilg of War, will be fittul f,r scA with all dispot:h. • COPEVII i 5. is Ohtt it ki.; to cur Covariwienr, t!),11 Co!. :r , 1.1 %,:a iE EprOL I .NO - has re. ulv'e'cl, that in cot , . blyiu4l di;turbeil 1.1 P:iv.1% , 2 r.; in t h e B a l t i c , to sta., tionr.iome di (I s9ltod, secluto.t4e :late . ) . 01 ' 11-4 ding JULY 19. Yt:9(erday 300 r,„ from Eitihror rot,thl North r . vf;),, a Ta'rt of them have how4ver roo• I, a';4. 1 4 , iith abou. zoo of diffeter, C'' ,* r. With ' ' 4 h'lSt until ileovy ; Pexs.: 1. •! , %:ns kinds tionntain thr I i a lme i•trii‘',..ll.o); Oats; the dew c'l)liC Sefltt tittllCT atiVatlCeS tile' prime Oth'er Scirg arie lowcr ; Flour as last Witeat 461, St 50S a 575 cr,A " 3S 01 1100 ; OM° -58 i a5O 0': ( 1,0 ' a 5$ R ye 3 z. ; a 35s oc l ditto .t 27; eui Harley - 2 , ss a ass od Rape See 3 40! 4it Malt s 4-4 59 , s vi fine Fleur AS 5r ) ,, ~,d White Pease 44i a 5,s 0111 se con d A Q , a ~„„, Beans -33 s a 36s oil I ' *ll4 The Madras Government hars'ileclared a dividend of flo 000 p44odas to,,ihe creditors of the late NAbola o thc,Carrlitic. E