The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-23 00:00:00

• T FRel VC P4(5 __mi.,- ! - • riNANcEsoF El!igLosioL r - (AIVTICLE TitAirlSLATlcri S#OU A 0104gthliJQ,kl_RNAL.) The financial IlleaStaeS 01' Whicirtil4'Eagtisti Ivrt: • Ifistrrs, l oocuw,ci the adoplion Patliant6 4.1 01,arttiC it 4 Se3,ion, are of a character so- bingul - drc: that. dui cintrot escape genetal attention. We perraeive It. tilCt~7t~ speation of a paper money, by giving Bank notes a liir.xacirealatinti &t.) The.abolttit:n ttf the law which imposed on. the 33ank .the - -to ~recommence tAs payments in specie.two ye , rw atter a peace.. This. is - a neoes- sary Consegnence, of the precedins orasure ; for 11301:...ti0rti,. become repreKeotatkvet signs, are, no,. lop i ,4r,;‘,46centtnie ot conversion into spveievA; hi ilt, ( p bestcltit, impos , it.lo, when tve consichg lbw xivrner.... bus itiitteS u . t netti , tlaitt tale plans int , tapid. title& CrS'iloll ; „ The de v reciation,_of the coin.• , The,pound ac-,. tuallysoineo tn: If 3. • instead of, Os. measure.evi dently ,a,lopted, jtti order_to place go'id and silver on a levekwilbAlitt,;exititingyalue of : Bank noes, which are at a discount of 2 per cent. The export ot gold and sil,v,c.t is thus hoped to be prvented ; for, according to the old piopQrtion between gold and note, 51. in not4.4nay.lo ittuchuse4 for 41. ster ling in gold. , The solemn declaration, that England; being no longer, ow priy . otr h.or 'debts, must,coneme her self to' feenrittg the payment of the which is,.in effect, saying to the English—if you town to receive the 4)lot:sr of the twills lent to Government; you nillgt accept of paper money (3). The necessary result of these data is—that the . Engit:4ll Ministers . have' changed their . system of finance, and propose that the system of loans shatild give pl to tho of pap, Money. , Au ,nitlitened men liaVZ foreseen that the infal.: lible and combined hoteni upon which the r . ent b Gove time . -nt• pursued its attack on English,monop6- . ly, rntist sooner or I . iteT sap, the system 01 in its very basis....-ponto credit, have beeh o strikingly accomplished the liicis" which wc`have,, enutnenited leave no doubt 'ot equal themost brilliant rictutt-t which 'could hat*. 1 eeu obtained. The acknowletialbents tore Engiistt Mi.. nisters ihernselysi are , real o;.4ina tor they ate a Conquest' gamed' civet what the English bold /no„ t dear......theh credit. ; • 111,11 what were the events which convinced Mi. %inters . that their errtlitnegan to lait t iind •that it was lien.- to arpodoll a lipifem which "no longerhad any support ? The Mini.ter.4 lira silent ;,Ivv_nd endeavour to pttnetrate the darkneis is which' tlitsy love to wrap ditnuelvea.. . . r. ft is well known .that the: ;English . Government employed. the house of Goldsinidt, of. Li don, to neg,teiote its loans in tite,Stoek Exchange,. and wets; change theta for money. Goldsmyt advabceaip Govertrtnent considerable Sums' in atuiCeY, and in bills •at exchange, payable ai the time x wlit n 114 - n depended o receiving !torn Goveingislit the lundi which he had, advaDced," . 1141 whether the ion provi-d tins )ccesstul, or Government wait under the absolute necessity of nilterwile ernplo - iing the tondo de6titied for the vaymentof their b.mkers,GoldHmidt faded to,reoetive them at the time agreed upon, and found 'it impossible to pay his bills tit' exchange, and the bahkets assisted him with their advances.. Tiiere• was only one resource lett him Urn was toexpose,the of Gove:nmenr, and to chmand a delay ; but wt et a scandal, what4nimi.. liatio;., tor.the Ministry ! Goldsrnidt preferred take lug the shame of the event 'upon Matadi, in order•to save, if pos,ib'e, the honour of the Government at the extreme of his personal credit. • - The .English Ministers,Aaving &leaped, as it were, it . by a miraele from a danger so imminent, per..eived. that there would, be too flinch; risk in any -loleger snaking the:movements of , the, machine of politics depend upon springs which .were'wmit out by long friction... A - second etubarraSstnent of the same bort with that train which tie heroic devotedness of Goldsmith delivered them might prove fatal, be. cause the bankers would be More cautious in their advances, and it was not probable that a .second Codrus would step in to save.thern. The matter then was, to replace the borrowing sYstetti by another. There are only three modes id, providing for the wants of a Shoe— lat. By a good organization of the system of .copriltutions and an put) ; but this system pursued by Fiance, Would. hare been • ithattlicient for a Government "whote pretenstons are 'so greatly beyond : its natural ,re sources.; to adopt Chi, system, the safest 01%01, it would be necessary, for England to' reneturce,,her usnrpin 2d. By loans ; but they require credit, and England has just exPeitenced that the most extensive credit has its limits, 3d. By the creation of a paper money. By this Wini the only expedient that remained to the English Govern ment, it had no other ehoiec left, and Parliament adopted this system contrary to its own convictions. Such has been at all times the financial cartel tit week Gcyrt roments z they bortow when_ their ex penses exceed their ordinary income, and they create t, a paper money when they can no longer' find credit for their loom For somemonths the English Go vernment •oill expertence no great difficulty in ineeting irs enormous exLenditurc 1 but is' there in . Eutope„ and even in England, one rational being Who does not foresee- whew out!) a system must end I Is it tint evident that the papet-moneydrkfo opecie Cl circulation ; and that this exclusion, with the always increasing wants of a Government be , tit on chimerical entetprizes, mei' indefinitely negtuent the issues of paperi , Money, linn - thus ac celerate US fill ? Have not the Ministers theinselt announced it, wherry to - this , queition, * 6 What will set bottittis in futtitito the , isortia . tif notes'?" they re " Our wants I" don the otte hand, paper-money may lend an lipparent strength to Governments, it does nothing more than at:latent their. embarrassment for the future,. and they arrive by rapid - strdes at the fourth financial catastrophe,-.7bankruptcy. The eternal laws, which secute the preponderance of the real .iV) Sac L 9 rd,itlinhaPeti /iill on the circultioyi of gold, aratthat 01 Hank hates, agreed to on the Bth of (illy by the Boise t,t Lordi r ,ann on the 19tel by lite, Lintitt i cipi, and the ekh.atca whieti took ptace Pztriiiiiicht (41 that occ,ation, in eiiili rent :Anal:a; of the Isiorn4l:de ILasilfru: (3) 1,-4; , tho.Aattmtea in Pelt i.tritcite _when the ,Budget was totWaSkt. t • • (4) See the , extiosition of the ,;tuitionof,thr Bank of Etiy,hoht, itortlat laortial tl4 V , Ltulpire of rlttil 4th or A pril. We have at length received a detailed account of the cause of the heavy Wing last week off Bouloz . ne. appears that- Boobt A TAlive, npc.n his nrriittl at .Eloulogne, ordered all the reutains of th e flotilla' 1 0 go, out and capture an.,English frigate and two or three sl-opi that were in the oilivg. This ortiet,, we presume. was not very agreeable to the Fiend', Admiral, but it was imperative, and aceortlingly,,he made an attack upon the listle English squadron with near thirty ofhis fleet. 'After ,a severe rokau inciut the Admiral was Compelled to strike, but the Naiad . being too busy to take possession .of him, he made - his escape into Boulogne. The Cerninotiore'rs vessel was, however, taken, and brought into the Downs: NA/NAP/CATS (who with Marshal Nay VMS out In a barge:viewing the sition)-v,i4s to in censed when he saw , his fleet, notwithstanding it's immense superiority, flying for shelter into the Or. hour, tint be ordered the nrtteries to fire upon them. The following letters.contain the details- of this gallant aetion ' ' • " Dcrsa; Se^•r. 2.--The cause Of the firing heard on the Frinch poclst on Friday, was an en• gagement bet waen.eur fleet, consisting of the Naiad frigate, three sloops of . war,sand t cutter, iii tail live sail, and the Fiend, flotilla of seven large praams, each nearly as long as a frigates; 11 . gois-bribe, and other small craft ; in 0 27 sail ! ! ! The uttion, commenced nearly at noon; our ahips.having &sighed., in amongst. them, were soon surrounded, but they fought like Britons, and soon compelled the FrtMch Ailtniral to unite. At this time BUOP I IAVARTB, Who was vieyving the anion, with Marshal Nay, in a barge at the outside of the harbour, directed a French Commodore to proceed with his praam to the assistance of the Admiral. .This was coMpliel with, and the French vessel 'ran,along.aitle, with view to hoard. Capt. CARTSOET, leaving the Cuin. Mullore . would serve him as the Admiral had dont, : viz. run away, gave orders to lash the two' ships together, and after a short engagement the praam struck : she mounted 12Autrig brass During this eng:igetnent, the French Admiral, and the rest of his fleet, made towards the harbour of Boulogne, which AO enraged Iris 7miierl4 'Majesty. that he ordered the guns of the batteries to be turned upon the inuincibk flotilla, to drive 'thee) to seti again, hut it had no efrea, for as the French Com modore said, 'Their Master sent them out to fight . men, hut , they found cOnfident was tUONAPARTa 'of. stiece4, that he sept wit a pitot-in the praam that was taken, to convoy the Naiad into Havre , de Grace.—Ttie praain hat arrived 'in the roads.—The'Whole broadside' of the,Fieneti A'dini ral's ship was ..beat _Naiad had ,two man killed, and rib. wounded.slightly '; and it'is said that the First 'Lieutenant thid two br three men ate killed on board the Castilian sloop of war.—The enemy's loss We& immense.” Doyen, Surf: ce.—Last evening arrived in the Roads his Majesty's frigate Naiad, - Captoin CAlt. TIME?, with a Lirge praam of the French flotilla. We undurstand, that about Friday noon, the Naiad, liedpole, Castilian, and another brig, (th e ii me of which I ani at pres e nt unacquainted with), with the Pigmy cutter, dashed in amongst the cntipyi's tio: ilia, laying iminediately under the battei its of 11 , 4ulogne, which kept .up a comma log 'at 'our ,strips liowever, neither this or the immense disparity of the 'ince opposed to ours (the French squadron cousisting•of gl,:iiil;•and'the English 6f ditty fitieir had enwer to daunt or dishearten. our brave tars„ itid in a very short time the Admirers pram struck its colours ; unfortunately the Naiad, be . ing closely engaged' with the others, could not take itn- F '.rnediate possession, of which the rench Admiral ~ d3l not tad to take advantage, and. retreated as fast as possible into Boulogne. prior - ihior to this, 1111.0NA141114'haii . sent a •6:ttn . thodine's maul to assist the,Admital,, and on ,bet. coming alongside of the Naiad, with the - inteut of boarding her, Captain CAIITeIfE . T . gave iminediate orthrs for lashing both the vessels together, wheo the destrUOion on board of the praam,which carried 35 : 0 men, was most , dreadful, though the contest; Was short, is the Ctininiodine-.:Soon stiock .hi s so=, loull. , 4rceiying the hid of tluuit Admiral and CoMmodore,. the rest of this to touch boated Cilia followed, the Adniiral's example, and made, the best of their way. towagls Boulogne, which lici eurage.l BIJONAPAItTE, Who, with . Marshal NRY, were viewing the ''unequai contest, that gave writers for :thegans ot the batteries to be.fired upon them, in order to (Wye them again to sea, but to no . purpose. The dis.tiipc)ititinenf of 1110' Emperor :must have been indeed gleat i for so sure was he of succesi, that be .erett sent a,l)itot 4stitii, the Commodore's prasin tor.giet'•the Naiad, &c. sale conduit into a fret! . .:.!) of which his 'Majesty's fri t: laic .111asiad.10a piloted the praam-, Commodore,: Pilot, and all, -into - Dover Howls. I most 'deeply regret to have to state our own 10$4, which eonsisted of two kiltud avid i wattadtd oo board ttielVaiad; the First Lieutenant of the' Castilian was 'cut asunder; two Wene ,killed and some wounded. TO Inovotk.the p#rt.of t he e nem y must have been itnmense, as their ships were full of soldiers. • Ours tA °old, no doubt;sheie been much greater,' but being so close ,under 'the batierios, •the shot: passed ovet them.". .1; . We are happy to state, that an official account has reached the Adniiraliy 'of a very biiiliant achieve ment performed by the Thames frigate ,and, the 4:ephalus slOcip Of war; the; Mediterranean .They attatkedi under the batteries near Naples,,t 1 'gun. boa's, .1 alined felucca, and 14 merchant ve s sels, arid captored the . %Vhole 26 WO, 'about the loss ot a m.io ! '4 The following. accnuoi of the circumstances at- tendi the capture of ki.:4,S.,diacriti, was brought bi tt,r Bows. P.Acket, which has at rived at - Fahuout h from Mediterranetto The French, brig Abci)le was at anchor in a port of the Maud of Corssu, when discovered by, Captain p AL m l ia, ( n the Alacrity, Who dispatched 3 boats, manned and armed, to cut her out ; but iroin soma . unfoteseen . circumstances this attcnipt and the beats and crew were taken by the enemy., who ituntechately took the boat hi •tow,- got under :way, and heisted Ltiglish colours over the French ; cain our of purl, and'on coining up to the . 4tacrity (who lay expected sale wits a prize), tan on board of her, and larded her immediately by boarding-, before any rilealUres could be taken for i ebistance.” , This moriling an An holt mad arrived, from which we have Made Some exirads. di ifindsor-Castle, Sept. 24, 1811. " 34441:53:Y remains in the same State. " H. HAI-FORD. " hi. ISAILLLE. 1 " W. El 1:131041 , 11N. " It. WILLIS." " Windsor Castle, Sept. " Big MAsEsTY . has passed the night *Witboitt sleep, and is not quite so well tbil morning.". (Signed as above.) Yesterday being the anniversary of the Coronation' of his MsJesTY, the morning Will ushered 111 by the ringing of bells, The Rugs on the church steeples, and oilier public buildings, were Ito's* in honour Of the day, and the vessel* in lhe river, were also de corated w ith colours. At one o'clock the Park and Tower guns were Mired. The bake of Sussex has nearly recovered tram his indisposition,' hot to gnarcl against a relapse, which is tested; his Royal Highness medvised 10, leave. this country, to try a change - of cllniste, to which his Royal Highness is strongly recom mended. Th e store - ships, laden with gimpowder, ezc. which sailed from this country to Russia), 'ar.. rived on the 14th of August of Revd, at which port they were permitted w discharge their cart' goes. A wry active and advantagtous commercial- In tereoorse has lately taken place between our -East India Settlements and the Philippine islands. BIJONAPARTR has ordered the VMS Of the difre rent towns of Holland to be changed. Tlrsat of Rotterdam will, in - future, be three or more honey, beet, supported by branches of laurel, instead of H lion, crested by a orcact eagle: The Portuguese Regency have issued directions, that the wood-cutters and charcoal-manutacturers , in the province of Alenteio, WhQ stlPAY.—the:le"tr -6:try fuel for the consumption of • Liibon, be exerrlP" ed from military LI-vice, and ell other dullest well as those who are etnplo,yid in its FCtllsreiaPe 4l : by sea or lan& over the iiii,c4Ocal t. ,rtpt.,..pertriit, fat:, Otil time,U an ceiStirlii . tA'fiviitiritt 't ; ;•ti?,<land tii W be reduced to bankruptcy, bythe very extent at her rtfot'ilist< snoneir, than • anr either tin 'Loa Brio . hop 4 mai , maintabt as long as he pleases,- , " titat •to ‘eonsider gold, as the only legal money, is afijdea sirorilly at barbarous times," Sheridan - inay es claim, `f it is only in countries. where -there . .is Ito credit, that paper must ,be .Tepticed with sppete . ,"- -These (14<clatnations tot restord to bank-notes , that credit which:they , have lust siticd the-Hank Ocas . ed to pay irr specie. . , < grigland ;teems tn.rek hon. upon bankruptcy < as a., last resourett. Let her: not : hope • tyr,..afety in this expadieni ! Natitnod bankruptcy. 4,the situation in deprived, of all retilleTcl to jib,. own physical (o':ce :• it is a resource ;which briogs.:mo play ail. the spr.ngs inherent in a 44 which Al ter same roys . • such as. were °Div .:fictitious and imaginary. It is in: such, a moment that a . tiation spews all its,phys)- cal power, and all that it is etititied. to, reten4 Deprived of her credit, Ertglaitti will be otllige4,,in 'combat with her naked artits,-rtliat is,. with all:,the force which her territory ,can furnish and,then,the contest will not he long doubtful between a nation of fourteen millions of menond ninety millions of men inhabiting the Continent . .. • •. tingland cannot console lt'etself by the example at revolutionary France. Franc.e then nitinbf4s4,iiiNi k i 30 millions of inhabitants, and had all herlesonices within herself ; she exercised 4 natural ; prepon derance upon tie Continent, and even then required a tptelary hand to draw her out of 'the ensis,in, which she was placed: F.;ng i land, on the 'Other hankl eichided froth the Continent, is unable loth) itithotil . . MAILS. Aastvari—a Antiolt. t Helgoland, 4 . lYublin, 3 %Vats• ford. s t N. 1 ~ SOLSM Win PALSIJM AUCIiAT ? • 0 N 1) 0 N MONDAY, SFPTEMIMR ":.3, 1 81 I. infAiod fiGim i ....m00. I' 14 1 ~_,,, " 4iiTADT, AV . G. s.—T.he Turks have law eclitlinfrid hi • , er#-7.4 magazines at Nieopolis, front Vl benc . they ' tire. tipott the fortress of T u rno. Tbeir artillrr th is so well/serked, and the y know bow top im / with so.w4.4th de Yterity, that one cann ot but he prisedsoh at the progress which they have ma de in iii part of the military art. ' .' ' k ),2ss""t ADO. i 0 -;-One cannot receive 1 Oil- tile ir ea. too great distrust the t•tewg re ceived fron t tiers of Turkey, as the different accooots 11 Otnplete VataliCe txith, each other. Sotoe'P4ii`i ' f ett ers, and- even liutne public rpers arc 11,t caj• • :lent with . ruakini the Turks occui•Y . 111 Il t % ''''' t placed the right of the aniube, (1)4 loe filj' Pass this river to undertakeexeuoino i';`/Ilf, ileart Of MlCelachf(a; lit th c i ear pi the lhosio ul; c h L c The onl)4fa& tlik np'l;ears to be iveli aollori 14 t lf . ~ here, 'is; that 'shier -tire the I;aiiie Qf fludsk, 1, Grand Vizier has remained very " tranquil, °'.,' , • oener.it-Kbro.ioNi., I'llA eS pre pal Vi 0113 iChiCi i '''° • to in&cate rather an in tenil uit Of carfyitigeisMcl. sine that) all offensive campaign. . - 14 fr ail IbSNA, MTG. 18.—:-Accooting °let' be giiai IV "C1i::}3:113441pe4C7i401)16: Ctitt.4B:l°l74"),iltrldeFt:llll:; ;I - '''' * i ,, .*', toso. Pita. The Gland Seignior employs 1)1011°1i' Vor" at pfstsent in . the iirairs of Co''''' :..,4 of Secretary-ofv,State is sot vacant, Tile AP ) ii : 'die Grand. Mitier .reinaitts fortified. To PI , . . ils , stationel at the months et the Bosilc ld , s i l 11 0 0 :that it. .les"buclew trovrs on boerJ, m' a ' t' .., ~,e s l.s. 416010.11411.witethetv it' w ill this year un ter ''' 9 0 ,0. Set 4 Sciute armed boats in truth, 0041 . A I %lo ll° as up, the' Danube, hut they retume- -, 4 i, , lit'l!'igm left that river. .Nlony large ifor°,, 0 0 ' 4 ta1.... liments have pa ss edthe Dioube Jo 3 bor . . , A 0 (O P villag‘A through which they niarcllc', - ` 1 ; • the river. . „ , R ce stiflg RAStERS, -Atm. 4-,g;.:•..-A.t eight o'oc i,,),0,0 1- forenoon an enemyli fleet carne to tirichorD;so,3 Frehti6n -Point Refunds 30d lb!: south r illt° Al, f ili ° '' D. At ten o'i:lock on .tl:6 forenoon 0 oi, the ficifiegain weighed, lod stood to . l ile . war. 4.. :c . • ...: jii) , ficel .' Spopsnicsa, Au ,g, 30.--An Con n Y" )1 0 (0 4 aFcitied ships, among which v,erd si % si ' ' ' cir i i ft4 line, two frigates, end IV tnerrhaotroo, 0/1 c; eni. f. - nm the Billie, anchored yesterM ..1,11 0 t a i 4 fliertholM, and sire this morning --u the northward. *• v orl:' ~,,the ' Another fleet, Of 2.$ s,ail, corona% IN-- ‘,..ft,e) wao, - has this eveniuk eotrie to °l lcbcr ° -----.........---""."* • . . • MINPSOR, gsrr , Rl' it IV t, Yegterdny the Ctutrtr Arta fartatlti:ol4°l crrAoNgrnore to . •tes, sg two!, 'PIC 1111;1;05044 Meitaß"RX,,, darls WINCHILSRA 11.1Ptii/e3 .wirnolt:irlersin'gr: at ofiektlvleen Clo.u:oicrJß:saCohucaocilutio:sesi,looo:o;,; 444 Air telt/ 3 ConSUltalitht Witil. o)irtie:i 1 1 7: e 1i 1 3 11 6:1 " t a i: : P4 o d u ji n ll'c c gr il "C'ill' w erd'Ktlih114111(13:1:1",\'''dirlieJt171:1)iVr'l2latel:PC':611:1:61b' siorop i-t , 1 • . i t) 1 0 , •,,,rved 111) .1f is MAJESTY ' S 11R- TS are now P.- ~,,it. the same regularity and wannei to when 1,,,e autcted ; lie rate With a very good oPfse''' t o i )0r A Witra9oB " Sin. . .60 y•.lo.ljv otteri i i"TlbheeevAer":ih:)b-gisw-I:oe:fipscoul"f°C°naii:ve:ndltso:ll:., o'cloch Ir a ' Duke of Y l'il.r-r, . .1-'..... t:' 'IC OVl:t* fOls P IO I FORD aild Wll4‘filLsgai,, lei( LIS 111 SIA ,it tigt r evening, after partaking of 3 dinner PP' ~ rbein hi t ; y 113 C13 0: 11 : 10)a g n4t14:0i1(1.11:0°:::Pi. IV' . 0 00 Ild rills' ; 0 , 0 4 1 tenilat at the Private Cho who' 'll4olpol P dj' Id Chord* Service ' ' .01 bY I° was read to the 1 ain waiting. ' C o 000' d. The arrived at the Castle at two an , to*" JP PRINCa,RIOSN't and DM °it 'ley ----...----...........----• S3turday3the turd Mayor and one in' I I v le 0 511 16cc e l " I accommnied .by the 'Aldermen and /80.0,4 proceeded in civic state to attend Div f e at' ; of the ir Christ Church, ill commemoration , O, • ,c°lleofiriSsetno't alaSntt;hlßleeivri;w4o:ft,lodcnore:ivpores ofiedoefesiievil, u ' t ' the ei 'n it a t : :1 tistv , t i,, sung by, the boys on. the lottociatitabne,7raters:Pail'fi Ilia Rev. Mr. Gaeat.twoon 1 re ac hed at see; ' from Isaiah xxxv. .5, from W hi ch loppr,; Gentleman took an en arged view 1 ''.' 0,1110 ',li . feels resulting trOrn these noble illStittirilos 011, viating,the-distresses of youth, the 41%00024 ~..60dy, and thc promotion of vlrtu en" ?,,odiolrai s-noticed the zeal of the Governors in c, % "liiti 01; benrfrtsjof iducation, by arlopting.theiPp, VIA enliititenecl nbenevolent individto_r he pr l : e,Ater, on the efficacy' of whoa ''!";be cha,J, the most grateful encomiums. From), lie s,:fiari the company adjourned to the bell ' ' `liiio I'' Ewitligelnisr (3r°atitot 11'7i 81heiQrstibaiyial Ct'lltivgcr!e.jri-o:linsci',oYrifeic.'ir'hi the Royal founders, its succeeeing ft , , : ,,,,....' too, many biassings it had bestowal 01? '''a`i1;,11,14,1,41, }Jayne received three cli,tine pea alo umorfa 01#1,4, his correct delivery in Latin ; and atrocefalfd critical(3 eiteini3gviiieonecit rtsi Ponacsliiiallitiis:nuti,eichdseeelur_f:6o.6,:it:stg:triatet:itti:doe 'ill ::'lol:orfift:ivill , ~, 4ne pap ` i , witt seat ng cae, folded in J. a the c„ropor,P , 17, 51310, &V. was. observed, and f be bar' ,1 •A 3$ nooltroo. repaid the librfilly contritAting their 61.0.0 a wP ghavta handed round Oro kW di