The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-28 00:00:00

071+ f' ~, LONDON, tion. It reaches even those who At - e recognised by the proper tribunal Hs unfit tor service, in cones sequence of physical infirmity. They are compelled to pay a film proportioned to the whole amount of the faxes levied either upon them, or their parents.. No , eeruitin, system ever before presented such featiire a, thts. Personal , service has 'been. every where'coasidere4 AS the sole obiea of i sueli systems. The idea of exatling ti pecuniatfy_rompeuiation from . tlt94„who labour under a physical,disebdity•to serve, was never bolas entertained. ••: condition of life, no eircunistanees of pOsi - lleti, , :fii'etever peculiar, give t i to exemption. I have' seen a conscript, the son of a blind Mother; whom he supported by his labour, forced to , march, 1 have known a. bard-working mechanic robhed of - .'lbree sots:: in thfee consecutive yeirsi whom 'he. nail leherionsly tris4o.6ted in, his . trade, and upon who assistance fierelied foe the support of his uhf • age. Innumerable cases of siill,:greater. ,hardship. • occur every year, Oct pc tin.d(1%(*44444P0110t). of • almost every man Who. Miiei , Tu obtain an exemption, under 4 1 : (y. R ie i volg$ (post powerful proteetion, must helte4carkci tletTuxht theta- j fatigable exertions - Made, - No pelalic4upetiesery:H dares to exercise an teabiddeti lenity.. J a.Mavor were to undertake to Shleld a victim, he:*ould ex-, • pose himself to inevitable ruin., Sei end :of • the'. - Mayors havebeen branded with a boi .i,rerty : .eeposed• in the pillory, anA sent to the attempted to rescue conscripts by means oteertifi-i rates attesting theirlieshility to serve. ~,Terror the chief engine in the business of Ake. conscription.-- Such 'must 'be the reliance ef,,eVery. ,Gevernment; which depends upon war for its existence. •« One of the modes of escaping from personal. service is, by obtaining a Substitute. But the, qua lifications demaudea"by law in the substitute, ale such as to render it, n the first place, extremely dif. ficult to obtain' a suitable. person. : The compensa tion exacted by the TESW individuals.qualified for this rapacity, is, moreover, so great, as to put them be= yond the reach of the middling classes. In the first years ut - the conscription, proxies were to be had for tour and six bundled francs, but more than as many 'tbousat.ds are now necessary, • partleplarly since the inhatiable treasury elaimi its share, by stibjeOing the - legal forms through which the ceespipts and their substitires, are compelled to pass, tq i chtwatop, and regeitration duties. The substitutes frequently de. sect, timing the march to the frontiers, and to the depots, ai•d carry off with them the money which • they ti,Ria ieceiv ed. The conscripts who have bbut l h t their acrvice„ must 'in this case furnieh Other liubstituttli; or march thernielses." , l't e di fixed for , the drawing of lots for the con,cription, is one of public mournini 4 ,A,h4 of An for 'every pr;vate family.„,„Paoats, both rnothers and tathers,,accompaily thetr-childteri to _ . this horrid 'lottery; and rtnip . lay in tbisitrl'iiidnir',l - and by their accents, the most vialeut,emo 'Oohs of grief and dispair. , A gloomy stleart - 14 4 r4vailt; until the drawing commences, when. tlie decisionb of chance lead to demonstrations eirtler . 6l-•joy or sorr.w, which equally shock 4nd. - .owv.powqr.:the fedi. g, or speCtator. The prefeti, theiinta,prefeEt,' . ac,d the, iint)ori, preside on the occaSion., and to- • gether with the Municipal Council:who are about them; frequently - see their own ellildrenimong the ••ntintbei of the coni,cripts. have, , remarked Mayor, when 'his child approached toileek-Itis,,des., tiny in the fatal urn :—the fatiltering voice of the father, and th6.tears that rushed to - his eye, showed how natore worked, in spite of the sense Of imperi., out; necessity, whiCh accompanies this trins:a6tion. I have noted the swellings of his heart, and tic in vincible oppression of his' tipitits; when he undeti , took, 'as is enjoined upon him by law, to pronotiti6e diticourse of encouragement, and exhortation to the new soldiers; when he' 'expatiated - upon the, beneficvtice of the 'EmPeror, and gave the signal of ;tine fhicitoporic at the end of 'his speech. After the conscript sets our, there is hot,little hope of - his return, The term, of service is - limited only by the duration of hostilities; "WhJii the puent, itiertubie, takes into con.,iderntion, the tharatier . 6l9; t:!overn xinent, the evils both moral and phs6lC:itt t 6. Iris child is ''exposed ,in the armies, andutliet hitvoc of lives made in them, he must regard it" itiMinotis fdr t re conscription,• as a visitation • upon - the 'latter, WOrsa for all parties ) than that of death." •, • To be continued.]' • • • , IVIAILS. Lisbon. Wateiford: NM.:II OF WEOCKS Tills DAY a r TW&I.Vit Consols •63 Onmitim• 40140. 14 clii. tc 6 k 14 f' , I SULAM ttUiS atctss FALSUM SATURDAY, L , -rim, were this day received from' Lord Wei: I..INGTON, tia.ed !4 me de Guinalan, oh' this'kith, inst. No t'uovenstot had tatters' pbscO on she part of the Asher Army. The . Preneh troppi.ll4Tig corscvsitr.stcd at Salan.anca, a . s was exvecio.-- , - /vii,ltMo t il . S head qussrters were at r.acentia. The , Conde. de PaNNAFLott had b e en siftho4sitit . in an alt Ick upon a !Lute Cuirle in ,the ncighheuthond ef diramonto. This rnornink fl Li bon Mail arrived. We , have ettr+cted the moot important rieles• In tilligence "Vhielt it hringq. The Istenehs cif the' . hot t at hich we received the intrlligenciAweveuta - us (ion] slaking many observations' upoit 'We rejoice to find shut it is . in"general of a favobrable "file Spaniards, notwithstanding . their revei.e., continue their exertions With unabated sn ; our, and in nun / .instane.:s havt, obtaitied de r c•ded over tiler eheinies. I'Ve mentioned yes , e di the uriipectOd, rrvl - of Laid W. 13r NTINCK .....t4:4y140 1 .44 1 44 6 return, alter rensaiviri; in Sic ily u ;iiii}it; hits gliteh rite lb hmdthetable t'cittjetltiri4. it was rumoured that an insttrrecticin had brokeii ottt in that Island-, arid that iics . Loftlship had been forced to consult his personal safety by flight. There can, however, be no foundation for that ruthour, because Alte British force in Sicily is quiteituthcient td Itaite afforded protection to our Minister; besides Lord WILLIAbI has , left his family behind hint, which, , ,, of course he would not haVe done:II he SUppose4 that they were exposed to any personal •danger..--. The immediate cause of the return. of the Rritiitilltiil-: . • )1 , 3 1.•!. ster, we do nut pretend to know, but, un f o rtuna* ~ we . see no reason to doubt the repeated iccouals :which we haie lately received, that - a great change `hat taken place ii , . the .feeilogs.and politics of. trio 'Court of Palermo.. For Bonier. time past, * the Sub jects of this country have been "treated with coId :TIM and suspicion by the Siciliac Government, aIL !!-- - tpoi3gh it was protected- by Blll'l6ll troops, and in a t one degree maintained by British money.' It may, , at first view be ditticnit to account, for-thi s extfacit'di :nary change in the policy of the'Cou r t of Palerird'i . wean only ofierour c(pjeAUreiupon,t4esubjett., The Queco of Ste 11. Y e 18 . April to iltelEtripetbl'df GEttri.is.NY ; the Emperor' Of GE4lANyis Isii)wr-ja; law so ItuoNariilTE; :11;is new conneeioni .arid. ...the , promises n which ( JO Nfl l'#l.t T g .very.Wril24C . ilt‘i 4 - ' , frow to make, .may . have produced the n ► tft i'6r i= o ry. change which is said tp:haie.,, taken ; placw. ; 4 l the disposition of the Sicilian. Government tewilVeli this country. There are many observations that occur to us upon this subieCti e but w'iiiiiiii it r;ilit to defer them Mail we are more fully in possession or the has of, the case.., -. ot one thing, however - , are quite sure, that the flrnisli Gov'e'intnent has a6led in the most 'honourable and generovs manner, agi t i has .scropulously lultillej all its engagements with the Sioilian Government. • • 4, IPindsor.Casile, _Sept. I 8 1 1 . ". His MAJUSTY comlaucs in the 51,110 site :16 yesterd3y.. ," II HALFORD. " M. 11/1.11.L1E. .4 W. UI. BERDI4N:i 44 His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX hati nnottier letapse on Thursday oight, a d is at present dangerously wikh a rept of spasms in the uo4h. aecoont of Soult's return. to .nn the 2.611 r is'incorrect. Ju the 30t!,, hts.votla rry M41.14a, 41routwbfflicat. it is %did. he..l)l,pretdiA towards the 4:411TW 0 1' Si ()pie attxoc. Q. Ballastecui, who had hioded A%esiras with'Sritan web to join Gen. Beanies, lk had ahp,ut met'. MU . 'ilr6 is repnrCed io have p9me advantages over the Prette 1041 . ve.re-cpecttpted•the . itykliortant I) , ,:iition of Nin.ht.- ~ fietrat. • • —Exyaa from a journal of the. proceedings Junta at Buenos Ayres, during the, first week of July J ' JuLv w ag iswed by the Govern ment, that no Euro,prim (which ~ r.e:lns thq ohl Spa, niards) should be permitted to appear out alter sun - i4e.t, on pain of deiltit. Pat roles of guards paiaded the streets in all diretlions to put this order in ex cution. " TUESDAY, ' . 2d..-;-An coder iva% isseA that • .• Znrcppao Spaniard, it - timarried,,of whatever age or deoomination, should leave Bui!nos A) res on the following day.; that they should not remain on this side the river, and proceed to the, interior of,'Ote country ; the order of theAst , instant still remaihing the some. " W, RIJN nsnAy, 3d.r—The order of the gkwas ex. pe6lecl to be pot in execution this day. In conse quence, umbers of the European Spaniards, as de nominated in the cider, ,appeared before the tort or. citadel, where the President of the Junta resided, to 'know when they were to leave the capitdl. They were informed they should not be sent away that , e 1 ,111 ,, but bold themselvecin readiness. to leavo city at an hour's warning. . •. 4 The orders of the Ist and 2J were isshed, oontetteenee of information the Qovernmeni had' &misted, that it was the intention of . ELIO, the Governo(of Monte Video, whilst. the linersos'Ayrei 'troops west before that place, to prne ec d up .that 'river with 800 men,' and endeavour to inake a direr `slim- here, where he expe(dd the old : § prutiarda 'would assist him.. ,Another :,for. `he G o . *ersiritent to issue the above orders, was the:con versations of the 014 Speniordi,, wlich.ftie gent:- rally very violent and open, too much so for their own sarocy." It should seem from the above, that the roop,e Buenos Ayres have, in their precedilig . addresscs,, greatly, exaggerated their own i.sourf i es and ineu6e, of success. Tie contest is, however', 'a nw,t pa i n . In) one, Wol4ld it had never bpiung.up, or, wgro r at least si)eeditycompose4l*-* 'A Limerick Paper received yesterdov il v tl iti n iii ihe o rri,al at Scullery, of "the Britannia,SAtsiVag, 1[0:11 C,:runtia, who state, that, previous, to ; 114 . 11' which Wfli on the Bth instant, -ail 14icciont • reached that place, that a ,haltlei had been tourtit• be tween Ariq , ot 20;000 rtn , n, 'anti the Feach army of a superior force; wiser), satignicary conflict, the. Spaniards wcre tenons, tfw Frctli h artny,being totally routed, find pursued for three Itagues, with 'the loss 01 nerat-Officer . mid 400 men killed, one Penerai Orb cer and 600 met) taken 'prisoners." I YeiaErilay„,p C9i4rt., of Dire/Mors was held' at &nit India Rouse, when t4e tinderiocat to p e d hworn into the coon - timid of ttieir '!peet;ve sliiiri.%—Gsou'on'Nzcuor.s 'to the Bengra.; DokiAbos , ..ita .to. the Septurie ; and li ti 5 tl to the I'al The'dourt Uteri. ail.. j,,0 1 ,ed till Wetinesd ly next, ' • U Archbishop ot CAshei, iq apPointeil Soffra. g:ln A r .hip of Dublin also, in - coliseque t i ve o f thi:cuultuuiti o tiitidispiltiou of Dr. Cutayutc, tthno.gd Ltsanti, ai t Hettd-cititiller; ire .still at • Puentes 'de GuiriOdn; our trocps.are well trki if MARMONT iheiEfore - inclined tb- conic on, for whom large reinfolc6ntents . have ai . ri,ed,at rnanca ; it is said ot Guards. It is gene- , rally supposed here that a battle is on the ;ete or . ; tatting place, that MAIIMON't tiltetilpt the relief of Ciudad Rodrigo, in which case he will, most as suredly, be opposed by LOlci WELLINO+ON. Oor4roeps are in. excellent - order atid inctin4tion: • foi. giving the enethy a drubbing. Etht thousind Frenehfootand 1.200 hgrse. have been beaten nearVilia'Franca s ond:driveaqoAstor. ga, by 22,0Q0 Gueri under ArlAbik,''Vvitii,qm: losi of 600 men; one Getieral; and trOgunii,' is SF.I 4 TWAIBEEt - A2. • Extrag of an Milt ial•biipatch k:-1,1 i. 14 c rots, daticl Seiiipinter iit'sinFuintes pie C,fti to his E icellt.nry - ,Sehor 1)oti 1 ICVr r. A" d+vision ' of 11.,...gultrds of:Geperal.vocuQu , • arrn/ed at, S3llplauca on the: inst . ; "1 hove received inforniation; thAt:' . the . fifrn' Corps has 'moved against Gneral Itaos neas.Aamoote.., refired to the Isla de Coni.elhis, situatediu themouth of the 'Gitadiati'a, '‘killlst the enert.Y reinained, although tiut in sinalflorce, in- AyaniOnte, on the 24 , 11: of, lait month but as transport had arrived twlake 'away aneiat LASTMOS and his' troops . , it was . sappos'ed that he w °old' again retire it : C;M4yamc,ute. • • .., • ' According :to accounts- from the Scintli East, and those sent me by Mr. appors that: the S i lanish army of the kingdom of Murcia, retired in the beginning of August to its position of Lorca. One of the divisiOnS'; at the time it entered, had been repulsed by the energy. " I have just received a letter from Gene - al Stt.;= vairtA, , tinted the ist inst. by . W141;"I know that General ABADI A had retired in the hest order from Baneza and Ponted'Orgi i vo, and that he was again preparing to Oectspyllis . posit ions in front of AttOrga, in consequened of the, retreat of the enemy," E.TRACT OV AN OFFICIAL DISPATCII FROM . THE SAbli TO THI3 SAME, DATED HEAD-QUARTERS, FLIENTII DK OVINALDO, SEPT. 11:. • " A detachment of the Guards and Berg Lancers, • whiCh arrived in Salamanca on the Ist inst. drove, on the ath,from'T.adisma, the troops of U. JULIA°, and have since obliged them to retire ‘across the River '" The enemy, notwithstanding, i has again re. turned from the said point to the vicinity of Tormes " The en e my retired from Ayamonte on the night of 'the 24th ult. and one of their detachinenti inade,an attack upon the Castle Poyang°, in which a small'gartison of SpOhish troops 1,.,d been left by Gen. BALLasTsans. The enemy iu this attackwas "repulitql by the said. gat rison. • 0. A detachment of Spanish trooPsl'under the command of Gendral Mort tt.LA,,ipEStr rtl4dt3ll, • joined to the legion of Colonel Dowxte, and the .horsc of the sth,corps, the whole under the orders of the Conde De PEt ~ :Nts V . tt.LgMatc, obtained some advintAges in an attack which they made upon a de tacii [tient of FOY'S diliS‘tOn in Caceres. . , " They drove out the.etietny from that city, in a manner which. dues them honbur;aaci made sq`4le . ,prisonors.." . • • Sir, 1:.-;-On the t sth July, the ?,413 - eus 9000 men,. ;(part of them composed, of ..LoNnA'.B diri4lon, • and 3000 .troops belonging ,t.°' the Catalonian Army), bad'a.most glorious paiop .with the enemy, at six leagues 41=4 from Pam-, peluna,..consisting ot .1i gOOO in fantstand PloohOlsc', • , .<among wheal were °OOOO conscriiNiy. Upon ing, the:French for Med in order'of, battle, but With out daring :to advance. • lama., made a shnilaievo lotion and seeing they Would not ateadic; lie at tacked them' With the baYcniet after a few discharges "( ' nu b ' keitii was their being invite-, „diately ppt °disorder t- , more-than 1000 'Ol them vete kited and Bthi'Prlioners 'taken. f , • MunclA, AUG. 17.—M1 the artny boa . arrived - , l erwiti retreat. On the uth itist!al ; ier the, arrival of e00.1.T with 'BOOO men, he Aracked us at two Points ; ;it one of these where Gen. . FartY COM i.lnanded, tFccr enemy- was completely repulsed and ' - ivers rented r ran'the otler„. °Where tbe division of consisting Of 6000 Men were, and 300 0 of the troops ref the expedition-should hive heed', they broke the line: in consetpence cif :Quo ) RA' S ision being 'Separated (w not supported), by j " ' v'hicli plena the Spanish and . Walloon ' guards, the 'Regiment of 'lie Ctiontri;:arid the Cacadcres. and . were - a ..grear,,measure. vic.:t mesa ,of the most determined and heroic . ) teiitiat , ce, being exposed for three hours, and according to other acco , int , i,.•without artillery - or horse (ihtsc.belng.with auinaA) to triple forces . -General Trtayan and .his troops - showed such valour : and skill, that it is impossible to: linci %wills to give an , idea Of them, Particularly in respect to 'th 4 ____ . • Itifil t-ii''.i. wh i ch it *,.;- rl' .4 el t I Int tetsea, O4 m a d e Or 37 or `without losing a titan; or any guns or stores being lakes fly the enemy; if Sen. GlvAnss had been, .off.his plait, it would have boeit a roost glorietlS day t too ipc nation. The en em y is three leagUes beyond 't; , ' ~t. I AEL.t, SEPT. 3.--. According to the last intelli. iteneejlj:fgill. territory ; eatal°l.Poi:itif Ci e epPuerrpaol s,, la . oAfcYir:pnol:irteAll cote. e l.. tribiations and bringing away the docks' som e trap i marched Against hint fr , rn tie blockade of Fiotr.ll). :'ditch gave Brigadier AO v 4 Rifle opportunity, on (V 15th andtt7th,..of ' lilt icidneing sane provisions into the place:. . ~ ' , :. " • - 'We have received from the -North of Portugal ~it,t? f9l } 9o.4,,ciroutnstantial accounts Of the bailie' ir".)*li icioCk.te nth --Spanish Army- *maintained Owl 0 ( 1 , 11 2 . j_FOlialt,, under .data of 401 h .August :-- i 1' Tae_ viletny attacked, on the afternOon Of toe . It,Sa, ... .c,i . of August,' at three o'clock, the division will , wn4 at Banheza i and at four, two s.rong cl4llllll‘ resyetl.'.e.4_ :titemselses -at -Orbigo ingalot •11 11 L'' ", , • :11:1:r1g4:0.:1-nhut:oesichp,.a,e,icitn,.:0,puroosedti..0Ofopis:,0.bt o;:tripael•ttlic::::/1::. ~ ~.l ie :ofir: t 1 * ;ILl: l: afar on, y . . . .•%, hi c h . o •as. to attack the ftalkol'll'el"'", ~,," The division of . CAI3R EttA presente,o to . ~ .49tnta er upon Castro bang°, an , ~,ia the eltnecpntly its ti p l loisti was o il s nj i , j p g r i e i ts.e.nitti,ittig..: ln io l t ic v s tite - b3e • :-t° the itkaicated point of junetiO n, Which 0 pill lawp of Castilla°, and on the following tinl,t, Onialished its tend -quarters .in And:4llldt], 1)41 the itiishions of Genemls ilai•vanor.:and CA rig . 4 , - ' 1 41 : 1 :AU:eeten four C y ° , a il tli : 4l ttiwitia.o:llsltfoeir.nn'g°l:l.itrt.-'llWlB,' 3:::;:elcieili'iia, 1 1113vi.._nal, which .General alCitaasTC;:ithaor:natolokina rp°ollisie"4"u:g'icr‘e.: aaba.:ditly°ll7:ec:attlahl7leqd-itinaGsrtteecn.ureseil...ai9i 11136 EbevEl)liagtit'Nbcde:::::llll:b4llr'ii • Fo r? ' _ .. .. e ,dal ' I " " ~ A t 4 at night, intelligence WO receP ~.A. enethy,,Aniving penetrated. into it of and t:%1074: ed his movements in the direction of the I''f) th r i ,, : a i 0 01 ' 4 the enemy, in consequence, suPP°°"'D i , 0 at attacked on the follo,ding 'day, tooka P°'l' :il l : h&ghts oaic of llugo and Nlolena Seca. Co , " At six in the morning of the '4ll h i die 1, s . ..oit of Cusi:AN.Tass being alredtly:in it',l'°:l:sol the enemy iliptlresraletieldedthteheGireisneelrvaels in Clll'l' ' r • iip-.L I 0 co iiiiiii ble force, and • were 111 ' motion to iktile/‘,,, oft, • in faa, half as hour nfterwards, the e('battiopo, menceds when • the. General in Cll 1 , ~,, a at l i' assisted with the reserve, which he.tiA ,c, or 0 0 position, detaching from it a regiment lie t io Mgleenal., .which_svas • attacked at the Bal , a _ d 0 The engagement lasted nearly three 110Uter► :toe 01131111 y contested on either parr. 1 211 e c ° ? • J ~, within plat pr sti at. ' o ~ 6 , v . .. ~ Thesoperiority of the enany, a" ' i e ve ble result if . ticunequ :',I a contest, decided "' . 6 o f • , r l 9 to !unite . iis forces, and march fe . r th e bil $ Pißtningatillorea. 0 01 day Ike 4!' tOn the afternoon of the One ' por ood it I:l7lllllnttritbl7:lC;tsb"feStPrOagnittiihdCacirrillYll:osefil. rfr:lgteiol std diretEtion 'of' Villa Fovea, with Out oar l', , 1 1 , , f etrei" , to know to what to attribute Ilw : i vo liir wing to te e _ I A thcingh it very prob Ably .was. 9 , . 1 j );Jar tierabie 10-sdibey suiliired in Manaanols at 1 d fr S:C3. s e ta "Qn the sline night, ,variotts, c oaft ilyi. , g parties, which 11:1Li joined." been observing 00: . .......••••••••••••mo rao• h OrSi° Letters- were.yeAterclay received from 1-e is . on e s , lira° fhe_..middie of July, awl the from aid' 61 front one which contains saw, ill1P°1'"I' cautile information:--- Itlif JP " Rid 13.0/(0,, , 0 ft. A Decreo take has just come riot here, l'i,e,hl,l%i which 6+l,i in nine -mente, front Jane ~'4,:01, featsllich all vessels that ewer are to have ti,c,'tr,,,, ILI and invoices and other papers.sigited, velq,,t, _ , toguese Consul residing at the pl4ca- Tspitig ill' 'at " . This is to prevent foreign goado 1300 troaooecl under- the' name of Britibh otant) i,OO, which pay. tine cent, less than otlier '''. no olf voiOvs are to be signed by the COniill, uhf..o by oi l certiti4ti as British rosntlia6lore or pduce'oiolr why, however, irmigioe that 011 f 11100106ir to boor trader 'tnuCh. ttisadvantoge in having ti:.,pri vpices exposed t o the consoli, 01.10 at 1,11e,i7,006 '1.'431i-5. The indolgenee' ohi,:h ilia 1 '.tr osfi tu , erehapts an is aile3dx, obviato, 15 )riatiese, lut.Y' isipaid an many , art ir!es'coating !ti 1 i bood in ships, iidtereas the One at t ljeS C°llll4lg °II L O il i 5 British.eratt "pay ..24. per cent. Anotber grO to'sti the rcitll'exchl,on o f char trade in Indio trod_s Id i i t b y a nticree of Vehrnary last, is only XO, cer tPo6inriitiygniev'eeiv t c h esel'P'oili o r geLLl4serli. !Il`l'l'l g l etl°l‘l; ' - ' °4 pre-entintoce aver the English." t iro.li ....-'-.. Anacti . . ;.A h p I- r O. TV N NE t, WIDOR THE irliAgski, ~ , lop bilig. rss int , etidqd to be ni ide in the approc t:iiv i, 6 Toe Nifiimsient, to oL,tain so Aa for 179,e' Tsje'of WO Underneath the River Thames, froM tn •!..mi,iors, , . . ,:111, '"' •,,,..111 in i he klaollets.of Poplar "Intl illfi,ii,o' of Greco) e tcthe ?vpositeloore, 'urea he polls% 30e fro t ji4 osiCauern:Ci o i Ci i. ) I:i tp lig u tri idtiiel cirnetEcitc:tbsnosl3trwraixr Idli:e:eicr.oe.."'44:lls4'9(lPeta';l; I'v.3/41°Ir scs card ii.cpt. •' .