The Sun. — London, England, 1814-09-05 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS AMI4LT ric; rr, AUG. with c Di4n - .sh Officers vOto nieil i» Noi•n'av, proceed in a, -Swedish frigate to ,Copenhagen.—Ass the has been proscribed in Denmark, the Allied Powers will employ their good ctiei:s haVe the-- Act of Proscription repealed, and his succession 'to the Throne of Denmark. .coniirtntl. 'eientfral "eotintßenningsen rettuneilliereyesierday.. 19.—0 W ftriny is 'alnrut to ht organizO. to its full Coinpliatent . of .-tifty tiye thduAin i l men. We - are asstived that it .will feirined into tin ee grand divisinils: of whiclh the . principal, tinder the :'cOnimaml • 'Of:: 6eite'rdl Cara4cola, will occupy' the chtiritry "to, ti* Po, as Was done list war "the two . others .the one in the'kingdoirt, and the other npon'the frOntier. His Majesty daily passes the corps in re,yiew, and appears highly, gratified with their .flue appearance. ROME ) AUG. 17.—The Magistrates Of this City have published .an Ordounance; by which . the Faithful are informed, that all the feasts; &c. are re. established, as they were observed pl'evious`to the . annexation Route to the French Empire.. By . a rescript of 10th August, many iMprove ments. are . tnide in 'the city, with regard to the Police,. lighting; cleaning, &c`. , A notifieation by the Goveroor prohibits the. use of arms, such as stilettoes, poignards, &C. ; it .also announces that7he-plaCes called Assylums arc no longer to protect offenders fro" in the law. It is thought that the Pope will pass some days at his residence, .Castle . Gandolpho. = A number of satires against the re-establish ment of the Jesuits continue to' be COPENIIAGN, AUG. IS.--The Prince Royal has gained the hearts of the. Norwegians by his mo deration. The MiniSters . of the Catholic worship, with the exception of one 041 . 4 ,andAtiree Danish Pastors, have she wn themselves Ministers of Peace, in bringing back tlie- inhabitants to their duty.— The soldiers of the troops of the line and of the landwehr have quitted their ranks in crowds to return honie - • It is said that Prince Christian IVill arrive here . . in a few days. General Vandamme has had an audience of the King of Denmark. WARSAW, AUG. 15.---The Commissioners named to digest a New ConStitution for Poland continue their labours : it is composed of Count M4ase with; Ministee of Finauce ; Count Zamoysky. Senator ; the Counsellors of State Linowsky and Grabowsky, &c. 116ty Polish Generals have ar-, rived here ; among_ others, M. de Sierakowslcy, who had served in the last place, under the orders of-Kosciusko.. The Corps of the Army of- General Langeron has passed through Cracow, returning into Russia it is hoped..that the Poles will recover the Salt works of , BANKS OF THE ELBE, AVG. 19.—We ICIIIII from Hamburg!), that many citizens of that City hav ing began to repair their demolished houses, the Russian Commandant informed them that they ought to suspend their operations; :least that they should not consent to demolish, at their on eliarge,their new houses at the first rcqui,- This disposition has given rise to ru , moues that - the fortifications of flambtngh will be preserved, ; %vide(' displeases many olthe inha bitants. ": • • SitioU. RASTADT, AUG, 26.--Wc are assurcA generally, that Bavaria Will obtain the left bank of the Rhine to the junction of the Moselle. It is in contemplation_ to fortify tbe city of Spire, to oppose tile fortress of Landau. .TILe Germans still desire the establishment of other fortresses along the Rhine, but it will be difficult to meet the very hel . yy 'expellees equal to . what the Project necessarily occasion. NUREMBERG ) Avg. 23.—Thev state that the Ele . eturate of 11eSse 15 divided into tWo parties, tive Westphalian and the German ; the first, it is sai:.l, had for some time obtained a great_prepon derance in the military, and is particularly fa voured by the Prince. Some Geroidn States continue to complain of tlie,unecrtaintv of their fate: the result is a sort ot anarchy. There . are every where pretensions scrup, and each of these: have protectors. PARIS, SEVT: I.—The Dnke (h Berr . y . hunted Yesterday in the Wood. of Boulogne he was tie .. -•:(npunied. by the Duke of Ragusa and many . . of'distiPcuon, A great number of Eng li6h• and rrench I.ci(#lleS folloWed.the chase in open With the rince a Da ., ,~Rr`cl(~ Vy - e . rdif nrEtied,.l hut they are at this time or ,gPnizing tilh itt,usellold Pt; ( ) t.AllgOll- tome, with all the splendour which becomes the n'at I ' l7 11 ,, hilf:5S Rik gear the Throne: - . . .1:1 the sitting of vestesdlo the Chamber of Peers nilopted the:law 'relative . to the liberty the press, 'ivith first . is the suppreiiim of eonsideratfOn ; .the Other two are of little intp<Lrrtaiice; If King agrees to these amendments, the law mill be sent back to the Chamber of Deputies. • An Address from thebthabitakt of Pnadalonpe -has been presented to the—King, in answer to which 'his INlajesty expressed l►is high satisfaction i►i- seeing them united among the ntrinba of his children:-' Many *pit - niter's 'are eiUPloyed in . ..j.e'storiug the pictures at • . Versailles, wbich have stitiered 'prodigiously. thing intßeates that this truly royal habitation will'rettiume pristine magnificence. . cITANIBER OF inpuriEs-sriti"G•oi' SEPT. Fournier St. Lary proposed some amend ment's on the RuYlget ; condemning the creation 'of royal bot 6, an l rvritiiritig that the' King should be atl(h to diiniiiish Much as posibie the iniposts for 1815. Alter 'Some further debate, the discussiOn was adjouriied 'till the following day. Thby write front Cacti that t:i . Jur ships, with _Russians; front Cherburgh, have beeri wrecked on the Coast of Dives. "The - crews 'have been saved. The a iOag dated Isl. Sei)iember, the org.aa,iation.Of . Police . and Police Guard of Paris. Nsmr,s, read hi our 'official Journal' of tins-day the following . .artide 4 -1 in the beginning of the mOntl bf July the fatiiting Moliterno . arrived at Rome, :'as a traveller. Not having been able' to obtain a passport for Naples, IT settled titltome, to he at hand to foment intrigues in this kingdom. This is the 'object of the honourable secret mission confided to him. lie-has commenced •with assist ing at .some secret , meetings, of which he has d e - • Glared himself. the protector. -He has attracted to hint a few restless ; spirits, who have nothing to lose,. who can live only in disorder, and labour. to excite it. Such are ‘the cliiefs and the agents of a ridiculous conspiracy, principally directed against the ,Marche and the Abriqzas. Moliterno has been lavish in his promise,i'of Cif ih and mill - - tary employments, to scdnee a Notary, a few Priests, sonic. Chiefs 'of Brigands', who are the life, and strength of his army. Ile has,admitaistered the oath 'of - fidelity to thern . on the Evank- c li sts , He expects from Sicily arms, amt.:4l44m, can non, Bcc,' which are to be - lande - .1 at Civita Vec chia.- The - study of - tire Notaty is metamorphosed , a manufactory.- of proclamations -and ad dresses, for, the purr[ se of overwhelming •all Italy. with • fire: -and l!lond. , This inirpqse -cannot according to iiloliterno, who has already at.-Chio vano a grand` deptit of 30 muskets., . and, another less considerable; but which will soon be aug-. mooted to 20." VIENNA, • AllTG.,2o.—Our Chancery never was more busy. Couriers daily arrive from the diffe rent Powers, with important dispatches, on which it is necessary fn delibertitt:. _ Our Cinirt is trady become the centre of European deliberation. On t)ie 17th, our Minister, Prince Metterhich, AVelit t o Lubareck, in Upper Austria, where the Emperor of present is, to communicate various overtures, which have been made to our Cabinet, and on which it has been invited to pronounce without delay, and previous to the Congress.— Great secrecy is affected ; but circumstances which transpire, prove that the great' powers are by no means perfectly agreed as to essential points.— The division of Germany, the distribution of the Great Fiefs, the new Constitution; present many difficulties. It would appear, that our Court does not view without alarm the projects „of aggrandisement manifested by Prussia, and her preponderance in the North of Germany. :-The independence of Saxony is regarded as essential to the.sceprity of Bohemia ; and. Prince Antony, brother of the lOng,.hrother-in-law of the I . .niperor, and who . has direct claims to the Saxon crown, would be very uneasy at seeing his rights Frustrated. lie is now here to defend his interests, which' are obviously those of our Court. is It also i'earcd that Pru - ssia will insist on ob taining 'Mentz, nud severaldistricts on the left . Nat'l; of the Rhine, w•liich would render her a ver:y formidable , Power. :We were .against her being 'annihilated by :rance ; but we cannot .w•isli to see her beeoure formidable. '• On 'the other hand, the' Prussians reproach us with not abandoning our conquests, with retaining part of Italy and Piedmont, and always seeking to in new ter •: ritni y.• Nothing is said of Russia, nor of'Prance ; 'these Powers cannot remain indifferent tb Lite new arrangements. England,os a continental Power, will also take a_verFactive ficre-iltere-are Materials enough for long discussions ; but ap parently the Congress' will not open till the•bases ore laid, and some mutual understanding • is come to. A plan for tbe.improventewt °four finances is at present con , :erting, in very great secrecy. The object is understood to be, to diminish the mass of paper-money, and thus give greater value to what shall remain in circulation ; but this cannot be done without specie. ; .and -it is said to be in agi tation to carry church-plate to the mint. Our tiilich had suddely improved, again be gins to tali back ; from 220 it has sunk to 23'0. Four new regiments of cavalry are about to be formed. Madame Th Buonaparte's sister, has left Gratz, in Styria, for Trieste, 'where she will .embark for Naples. Jerome accompanies her as far as Trieste, .and will return :0 the estate which he has purchased 'near Gratz. • Accounts from the Levant mention, that the ravages of the plague had greatly declined at. Sinyrna . ; : but unhappily we learn, that symptoms of lt'have appeared in Servia and Bosnia. liour.oGNE,• AUG. 20.—The extreme•abundance of our agileultural produce, the 'immense re sources which remain to us from preceding years, and those which Providence has this year bestowed by an excellent harvest, had caused the wale,. to be ;.:erierally felt and expressed in France Cr !in arrangement which, in wisely limited proportions, should verMit the 'export of-grain by the port's and frontiers of the I:ingdoth. , Puhlic and private interest, th'e pro'slierlfy of iigrieultUre and 'iif cora reiplired thiS. Accordingly the Ordinance.of tke Icing, ditted the 2Gth of duly, permitted this export, under all the precCutions which prudence could inspire'. . However, the I..:ceution of, ths sahitary ntea „snre gave' occasion; in, this town, to a Slight movement of opposition, .which can only be at tributed to complete ignorance of the actual state of things,: .and to the i•ecollection of the perni cious effects which exportation produced in a pre ceding Veal.; under an Administration, which, in regard to its spirit; had nothing in connhon with that which now direets us. The municipal authority conducted itself weakly on this occa sion ; the troops, on the contrary, displayeil that firm countenance, that punctual 'obedience of the - orders of their 'chiefs, which characterise true soldiers, Mike of Berry, on arriving .here, caused an account to he given him of what; had hap pened,•and thought proper to give an useful ek ample of the respect due to the laws, and Of the . firmness which Magistrates should display in their execution, by depriving the Mayor of his func tions. Since that moment, the execution of the ordinance has not stifkred the least impediment. NAPLES, AUG. S,—ln consequence of his Ma jestv'.s Decree relative to foreigners, upwards of 1000 persons employed have qUitted the territories of Naples ; 500 demands- of naturalization have been made. The King lias'giveri orders to' eta mine them with'the - greatest attention, and to se lect only those who have just claims' to. be pre served in their offices., This order has given great j9ytO the Neapolitans: • FIIANKFOBT, AUG. 26.-According to - letters from Italy; the King of Sardinia Sees with pain sonie•parts-Of his' territory occupied by the Ans who turn a deaf ear. to all his•claims. . We are assured that this Monarch means, to proceed to Vienna to the congress, for the pilhipse",pc.pre ferring his claiins andsupporting his rights; but we fear his proceedings' will he attended with but little success; atuttliat the 'fate of...ltaly is already decided between the great powers of Europe. LISBON, AUG:: 4.—The • CoUrt • of Madrid has addressed a note to our .Government, reclaiming a nuts N' .of Spaniards 1;041 cut.. in one. terri : tory i . 'hinting whom are some merehantswlib have:been Net tled here these, tell yeoi. The. POrtuguese MiiiiSity, convinced of the •honour and fidelity of these individuals, have pit' assentor •to this de mand, :but 'have requirect,thiii 'to quit Portugal within 20 'days.. - •-• !a AUTcti MAIL.. , GHENT, have nothing new to say about the Congress here, except that the ne gociations are continued daily on the most friendly ' tooting, that the . English . and American Ministers behave to each other with the greatest respect, and that these latter were;invited last Saturday to a magnificent entertainment in the •Hotel of the .--English Minister. • BRUSSELI, AUG. 30.—A Decree of o.e :Prince Sovereign orders the 'canal between ‘Nxinur and Conde to be 'immediately finished. Lady Castle= reagh has passed through Mons with a numerous retinue on her Way to 'Vienna. The town of Huy, half way between Namnr and Liege, still gar risoned by Prussian -troops ; a small part of the town is on the left banlc . Of the Mane. • -From THE LOWER RHINE, AUG. Papers haviag• affirmed..that the Pipe bad given, to Lucien Luonaparte the title of I°i:ince, an Eng lish Paper expresses_itself with some warmth of this `.` as an affront to the whole tvorlil." It Would have been as well to..have examined te'truth this report, which we'can affirm to be unfounded. His linliness•bas mbt gkien to Litcittn the title of Prince. Lucien has indeed purchased estates in the Roman territory, to ‘vlii - ch titles belong ; but which cannot be assumed ‘vithoutperinisibn from the Pope. Lucien has asiied for this permission,. and not obtained. it ;. if he,:kISALMICS the title of Piince, it is -without being authorised to do so. BAMBUIiG, XUG. Sammy the people in general Wish very Mitch for 'the restoration of King Frederick Augustus: Ili Leipsic ill‘e'y were in hopes of his spi!edy return ; it was supposed he would go to the Congress. lianmEN, AUG.27.--,,The Russian army near Hamburgh is about 60,0vu stron g , and receives continual reinfOrcements:' The recruiting for the English Service, which.had ceased (not the Ha. noverian, which has not been- interrupted), has begun again, and divisions of recruits pass through here frequently, . _ It is said, that at. the CongreSs at Vienna, Lcipsic.will be declared a 'free: liniierial City, at the desire of England:. • FRANKFORT, .AUG. 2G.—For several days there has been talk of the approaching restoration of the King of Saxony to his States. This report, though still N'ery uncertain, has caused a very agreeablesensation through the,whole of Southern Germany, and has given, an irrefragable proof of the love of the Saxons for -their King, and the consideration which• the virtues and misfortunes of this unfortunate • Prince have acquired him among the neighbouring States. it is generally b e lieved that this Prince will repair to Vienna, to defend in person his cause at the Congress. in the mean time Prussia does not seem disposed to d es i s t from the pretensions which she had form ed on a great part of Saxony, and .appears even to carry her views still further. We have re marked, for several weeks, a certain tendency in some German Journals, openly written in the interest of that Power, to prove the great ad vantage which will result foriall Germany, if the important fortress of Mentz, with its environs, shall be definitively ceded to the King of Prussia. It is endeavoured to be proved that any other mode of disposing of-Mentz will be extremely pre judicial to Germany, because, in case Wen-new war, the French might with ease seize on it, and' establish there the base of operations for two ar mies, one of which might.march upon Cassel, and the other into Franconia. PrUssia alone, it is . . 1 10 1 s; i - t i i ci d l : i c lr [7i ( i ) i i t 't .c i . : i i s .u . isli'l - su , lEcien't guaran tee t 6 tie. . 1 1 v o p • f the ' •• I . . . 10.-LlTke Officers () Gael' Army R h s a A :c yj w A ri ' t G te . n the bollOwiug let ter t 0 of. Donibrowsky : a j y fork Ol, 1.0 " nn t i ! , : . ! .. ; , _ F . : 1 . t , .% 1, ''. .. VOU r ill 5 t, ° . ; . ),,.0; c. :, Lue, i 3outli o f our LAllnti V $ visite. .: r .fot , l ort arms to coolut , r the riglits.Olqie kia,;dom ot o ur ri' We have sh i ed our lifoo:d for 4,lnirist Ai-riiitions. 4 0 10, 1 ;4 us with eqectations, and the blood er,e lace i ., - who i ll ,, of ditced no i ad vantage, Cxci , rt to iLe adyeot u '''• e falg al !??: only at promoting theirorls. , 'rile rei','. the itt ' K O all our, cml ,, trour;, w l,i„i, 5 ,,, n , t o hare br i • e reci, tear in th ° 2- k.. :r.i '..rf ie z e es o h f t o l' u l' r •f c " O m il ° ti t t ' i r • l v iA %' ' L v e j i ti a: idt:l";l:u n il'itt‘di'lii! k ibt:. not . tliink with tt:;ars ini tilt; * present_ ..c't.'" g e. :. 1) ,„,,'` . '' wiirld. •All ) M o t are endearontillg, ' f n i, e -1 11.4tt: I V Euruge, general peace, its -ri.-litc, and , - - o ot - - I v pow!er ; all natioim - expect, fr”: " tl:c titt °i ',. l- 1 , 3' ~' .O l . great object, a duraloie mace ' -Poland 3 1 0:, -. 1 li:sr s t i,,; l ::l i : l lin i :s 3 a B r h lr, ll. ll ' t i. : j we th i " o I re ' F . , " e l 'r il ' i l o i li ° a ' s ' e- tlZfii:ll.l. to crilibfit':'"d. tious.an example indePendence, remain art enigma to the wl" ile . c , , :iir h s ,tlls All are full 0.1 joy at the new life . they have re''' L 7 1 , !,,6(' single nation attends to the justice of -our c 3° ': '. .4 a ' .. 0 1; , in c. , ~, /_, b e & a- l el , l y i brethren we , p . I, , ve i ti s l.tf i f i i b el i ' l v it t l i ttir c t it ,( ( ) ' t l i i : s g i l i i ' i ti t i • trt:in,Cl,;eidl: r t ti t t ;; ll c l ( 4 :l: o t c l lt i ' e . tl i fr :r , t l: l lo \yr' have endured, and the: splendour of °lir 3 • 'le rc e with the veil of oblivion. NVlrit torture eali b c ! ‘ t c' oll e p, 0: this? Why dues the angel of p eace, wilt; foru' rr ( ii - O ,ll Y' 04. such chearful prospects, dela y ! to (ii:.(‘.lare 10 . 1 t dee ds ; :l r' l gi l l - o t,:rt i i t t r . tga i i if i .:l• ; ; :e c . i i,t ili ti s ,,,: c: xe , 1 - , t i ja li i i :l t soti l i: te , . s n: , a cro wti - all g l t r ' b l l' c h ' i 01: nicati, and why we must take - ' 1 1711.15 ;:C: :i 'et o r ' ' ' ';'4l. l: oler' ' i our bleeding hearts when we arm tiw a war , • .00',,,1" .oi ,c , r . which i - u k s n HOWII, to IIS ? • Adi the congriero!,l , t i/h 4o t what he requires of us; we are in his pt , "' er ' ; r iiir io icr try alone can demand our blood. AS. soon as •:, i .itl e go' us this country, We will take up alms for it arid 1'j,,,,10c c , oils protector. our and gratitude will thelt,;s;:i3,'o,;'o." courage and our national spirit ; lint withoiJt tlr fo ill o ffir we shall not arm.: We .4c-dare this, lend •' re i e O ie ''' '' : jil;ll4l)fitm,t.zcir,tititemiltilatr,diea3cttnuelcietts,osii.ttlyi.,yt::f eitt.,reelvte:ls)3,t,io,4l,it ts : ° ti n e s l i t are our sentiments, our cOiiiidence, the to which we are resolved 'to remain faitl4ol:. ' MAILS. er pr AKItIVED-1 France, 1 Holland. 2 Dublin , - IV Du E---1 Lisbon, 2.Gottenburili, 1 Dublin, I Waterkid. S'l'eCKS o'cLocic. I'. fl" Exctieg. ,1)3 ,11 () lo nian), 00' 6 Consols fur See° lo r 01. r(.:ol;,ccrl, ( PRICE OF THIS DAY Al •1W 3 per Cent. Red. 4;311 3 per Ce►jt. Ccp.. (S 5 . 4 per Cent. Cons. 8314 s.per Cent Navy An►r. 9514 Bank 1.. Ann. 1 0 4 SuGAB.:—Tlie a vera!,e price of Brown o*, e ,p, O F " c(imirit4l.l from Uz iteturas limes in th . August, 1814, is 71s. 91d. per cart: E. Eyrox, and ~ • n 1° 11 0 ' eer HIGH. WATER A'!' LONDON BIUPG E Niornitig, 7 'minutes after 6. Everliog,' 3lll _,./ TEES EJJ-I_, r ? 17 0 soi.tm up; .1111!EHE FALS(JM LONDON, • 191 4. • MONDAY, sEpT.E,VE,rft 4 • We understand a Messenger from Ghent.; the intelli,:ence he 105 not yet transpired. Our Monday's mass oTtWollays . ne ' c : i .. r ? i• c ' e l ili:Il: ; ' ,us, as. usual, from indulging in i na i n n ,ite litc ( , Ta i t ' : Id'arteen.chll::epelrustt:i.r7atroe taig'eai3o(l:lllll;l6seit(i;;'°l:c' the private advices of the " Officiat- 131)1*e it ()(11' 1' ing). Chronicle :"—they state ;rum . 6 ' llel. ' l‘ cif. ot i o tie r ot 29th, that the N egociations were e ° Ri ce d a i r apparently the Utmost' cnrdialitvy 39 : ‘ iil 3lla c : the 3ISt confirms these accOunts. It t‘ r ilig ell i : , ly therefore, be seen, whether th e Y to ol; tr i SO positively asserted, and, ivlien " .c l sic rt i t n e liberty of do b• it • -.II I Y re. • ti , i v' u ting - so d sitnatit,, ~i tio 7 , by the Chit) . nicle, had reall';'nlq io .io l 0 • r Prt was a mere' job to raise ,the .. .e uf I V " K. pin. c o, c t i L e duce, Which it has done most erwrill., tl' g . l tV oh,serve ? ' which is a curious' coincid""cti', ,iliv pabl l " ~, Dublin Evenino• Post, l , (thong I fit .ik -Put of- the common road f-roni (311 c .. P (1)'. e York!) received dispatches by 3 Ca ti r t t l e l: ts' tli 'li le through that City, confirming the 3cc° (it ' va c Chronicle relative to the complete rilj T i• e a t y*. 01 ,11 otei tri ,d orga n n c i h Papers contaill 3 c the re- ~ si fi' ----"'"--'—:- 4 , 11 - ~,i under the date of Vienna. It sP cc ; ;( ,(IY' . /. The French cle, v., I -Y t' thi, countrs sptaks in a decided tone of, the lea',` ) ' o b . / s , t between Austria and Priiss'ia, on vi 00 4 1° . il the partition of Saxony. . There cil li . te re st 5 1 Jo' ro o re-organization of the (;crotanict, o i,t 4 but thesd powers Ilave - very di fillent hie' - , but whether the ir 1)c)- ill' high as here stated is N CI`V debt 131. ' 5 i tio' rc :E' The intelligence from N3Ples assutl'e..rivi:',4o , , „.,,, to occupy the country t" t ' 0 0(1 l' i '' ' s p e o t r a tan e be completed tcola‘s%s,oTo-I:)etuNcielaiP:iitst3:,;ll::. "ill'l'''.l.ll'(.; placed in rescue upon the iffint;:!.so.'l,:oll:tc''''': maintained in the interior.of th e l'lt'''' le it' 0 4 in t 1 .0 grt i • , ,likeulooks, war : but JOAcil°l' k o• " N O ice P r ' it time, is affecting to cleT- .00 V of the Old Government, anti j 3 r' ivi'a •it , 1 11 , , -0, cetious about aprinceot 3101,111''',,,,,1 S c * ' 1.1,"' ,ct, been exciting insubcrdination ni . 8r rec oil . ol io" with all his jocaltu'itV, illL.Tß.vr iti'l '''''. b l' o ily . ,0 0 ~ if the Prince of 2,1-OLITEr,so has I stn'') 1 , 0 . n son" -s' 1 'ell '-' 0 b`' 4 0 ' of thirty nausqncts, that ev . . ~ 0 . : ~ . may serve to overthrow a 10-I°.'l'''..c.gijs'or-.e'citliorbo''''s a less respectable stock.--sPirr'' .cle It o tP, t .e a pair of jack-hoots, like ip my • . • is''' ~,,,il bard Namur I 1 ! _„....-,-:-.:„, .;i il o i a v, , la st to o 1-11ifax Papers to tue I' t, colD ' The; received it, town. tkis (114 - * . z V ~, bi at a t tilt triadi n. tiatboarit l a r d teenis, l\'"44 te t,: "31 Par 11 4e Nati t 'l:el/14 )le e4l ' CI