The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-14 00:00:00

4A , 110 LT 411.11L5. 134111/111110ii, .-The French troop s i n syleinit y have received orders to march (or the erior.of Germany, and a considerable corps, bay` or 30,000, are already said 16 have }arrived on frontiers of Prussia. The Doke of OLDE.NBUEG, . other:al-law to Atut'imsrotma) received ,a courier at St. Petersburgh, in consequence of which lie quitted his i err ite r co y.' . From these circuMstances fidently believed that a war between Ruisia Frdnce, is unavoidable, in which it is probable/ *other Northern Powers will take a part. Correspondent.of the ist instant titiorli; that ChtftbicouitT, the French Ambas ()r at P:t'Petersburih, • request e d to berecalied him ' w 'ile Paper' mentions that LAtrittsTo N ,has appointed to succeed him tP aris, Our w , though he has 'not Ice •as his departure expeCied to tak e very so on . * Tit 6 Kin:burgh Bank has riot yet heen,seized, t rite city troops have, been roan h peace of ed off; i n lon ' part. of the m re f usi n g to wear the "itch Pnekade. 114140i.AN0, llAitemi 6.4 boat 'arrived this frotri theUPPO,trecomistnd report says time 'kb t roops , ahave commenced their march tot tit; Il ur of Germany, and that war betwee ! `ranee is inevitable n Russia • V o Fttt}. expea here soon front trOat dignitary liui st , who w i l l take uPoll' Iltrtr ' - he • ration ot the Boman 'territrtry as Ctr?vlirC'''''' • e at f the vresent. Junta or Comtnissio.o,:.., ,• two Freoch ich arrived here are the Titey/is )fsa ile'd c'n the 12th of beceenber from 'Toulon,. , remained •soiste dN. , s at 'Porto Ferritjo. Ttleit uas prosperotti, Jud their eielilb are 'Walk by. SeCLIr artivA, the I;arrison of the island o f l our conunuilication with ti me main 1 of Italy-. '''ANCY, FE B , 2, —The D u k e of Blotto (Mar- I Du 41.1) las rive 4 trim) Hollaaid at hi, c6tates c', l 9 " fa,r,ity affairs. Sumo titutiths 1 " ,. lost his am..able lady, - m , ho died iu the ', 4 . pot le 01,1 11, is u n d erstood that the' 14 t" 11 " t1 re ttiru to flol;attd, bqt tal , u Li:t.;°11)1"3" day beltire pilerday Ce 7 L(4'al' ',wars...rot} here:- 11:s , to witit4l.) road; frOur ;41c.,. g the c ut tn. the I) echy of Inso!loy, w :lie!, Cie E.. p , ..ior ij ," t 'l Ctl.lll.leied this year. ''il'AY'llNoPt.e, :Dec, :26.--Nothillg'olifil.' 4 , 11 haPtilue.d in , itr tieisii}lk noted Gamut z ier e4'll l Sc!umia, but 'onoccoi,mit of its 3 ' a i lualiun at this season. 'et the year, Will G roper 1111-1 Ovhind th e B kart. • Ti,e alloy ot :4141 Vtai.i' in[.ch the urt Cii 41, WII:Ch is the rei urn home of the llsiittic y prt-p !ration, I,owever,. i 9 th e n (xi cany.i'go, and 1000 Q tee l ti and Ai:- n! a rt ht work d .ily •i n the aretitil. Grc,},A I zi nti ate forming for c ;rtny at Adrianoi.,l-! Correspond en t en of 11144 ordinrrice, in Fr• February Id, h and German, re., I N i° in of Jotai. e and Aipettl to be, esta 7 • io the miew dep,irtments, containing- the °f :Hamburg, 13re tneo, and Ltibeets.r—la the H . g, t os' Hambui, th ere are to be 14, At 01 10. tit Brettbm and in that of Lu- • , I' ............ ••••••••••........... 0.1........... . i r --I:lLt:Wehe n', lock y estt.t lay his IMA4EITY an d D i, . 1 walk, Li cot tke Terrace til one 0'c1,,,e T : fllzAti,:4ellt. into the- Qastle to chtwor: At ivt , i L't 0" MAJIsrY cam(' on the T 10-ar agan, il:ir11 C1,11"0111, MAN NE11,1a1)(1 GA Itrii, Li:ri l'; , ), .er iltz, i g‘ttl till utter tour oietock, when ho retornit. tra,,, t ‘.441141. N.' , fle of .the'Physicians welt: uti t lg., Nt-7 %Pith Lis IYIAJErrv. . v1,11t;t444t1 O'clock yettivroay morning, Pliqco4uB 14 and SortitA took Ail :l intig "n l'''''''hael ?alli, or b I(l( hheat Park oil nolt p4st one o'clock, ac ed y Litty G. Nitnta AI and Col. TAY Loll : 1, tip kiLIESTY and .Princesses ELIZAB4T It till(' ~", 111Q1‘.. an airing to the Princess 1.1.14.1„911:711.8. \tvo cottage at Qld Windsor. ,r,,,t.'"elvt:d last night a series of Moititenrs, ant) ,4atili Papers to the 5111 HlStalit. Tfit: uti Iy ar. ' uithern worth runlet. - is the mention in one of 84144 r papers ot a lifcree of ti, Qi of Fe-, alit diretting that the Prisontrs 01 4liztlf into 30 hattAutis, narnelv, ib tor labour- War shall be (41 fortifications, tiod t b tor working on bridges r°4(lB. Every battalion to be eotnvoed of 400 '4"t4,11., colutitaritied by ' 'Fiettch Olbcer, nod 1 .; . ! . :stir),:qhzers. 't h prisoners' to be'paid by the day, e, or ta,k, the waine as other ysorkmen.--- 1 ~,4xl),e,'lce of their foOd, clothing) fOel, it'dging!' .oetocal atteotl3nee ni l the sick, tcLbeAt.dooteu rtt theirprnai ii pa ao , l tt:e rest to bc Owed at their Ac 0 poLit ot -money. . ti,l..` allnitt .14:tit Vienna aline, that the late nego -0:: hi7t.weett Prance; anti Austria related to -PA' t, twi"I;11 ' it is said,' BuobtArawrit Ills agr*ett to ri to it tatter 144 6 —ter. It is added,‘llll( a.'l):.itlet,. 414Q1(::im,.11 'l4l6ll4iied, irt) which Atte Enipevor - i 1 jilt Ilt a 531111,11.1. the till, of King 0,,,.. - . , i DA! st 4 -_,... rd. L a 4 the SOvereitiirty. of th -. 1 li..i 1 YLltrti wilL r t µ, , it I a I t * •".$1 bit r.,11 - veYe to the 4tchilulte Ctiititt-Ls• . , NAVAL S..E WS. PLYMOUTII, 12.---Arrived his Majegf)' s ships Royal Oak, of 74 guns, Right Hon. Lord liarEr.tt.7B BEAUCLERC, from the squadron in Basque 'lioticls; and Venerable, of 74 gains,. Captain Sir HOME POPHAM', from Spithead ; also, arrived the brig Indefatigable, ham Berbice, last from Falmouth, with a cargo consisting of cotton, and coffee, bound to London, List from Falmouth ; the Dutch galliot Goede Mel, RENKBItT, - master, frOm Ireland in ballast, bound to London ; and the Pi ussia.n galliot Goede Verungting, fi; J. KOK, from,Gyernsey, in halloo, to load. , Sailed his Atajesty's ships Pla:ztagenet, of 74 guns, Captain EYLES, for the squadron in Basque fiords; 2lld Romulus, of .44 guns, Captain Lord . •BALGONIB, fur Leith, with French prisoners. Arrived the sloop Qeentorough, TAYLOII, from Waterford, i‘'.th a '''cargo. of prc;yisiotis and the Lark, 't-i A nit's, frOrn Landon. Put back by contrary- winds 11. e ship dlinericana, 1: D. FULSTECA, LUIIdOII. DEAL k .MA RC I{ 110—Came ,dOwn from the River, and sailed - to the Westward, the Baring, Ceres, and Deunnshite &Ist - r tndiamen ; also the Ca othier , tlnder convoy of the Fly sioop . ot war, with male ct , nvfcts . on board,' for Ntw South Wa.lei. Arrived and sailed, for tiortstnouth his Majesty's ship iirtient. riLmouni, MAucn t i.—Stilcd the Duke ij . .itiontruse packet With rnails"tor Anretic4. The wind has neon t:r(on the -E ist ward all cliy, bo that there is no tear but the outward-bound fleets. will at iast make their passa6e. Ibrit tem, IVlAtt'cil, t3.—Arrived the Beat!foy and blotto packets, with mails frotu ; • the Loth and Lord,Selson packtts, with nt iii 3 from . • The ducklaral packet remains with the miXlls of the gib inst. for PORTSTAIOUTH, !v1 3.—Arrived ;ibont sixty sa I of MerChacilinen under cotiloyl4 . Preya acid Priirce'of how sll Downs. Among thoutare titer followiwg. viz. • 'rise t'v ,tley, ,Ceres, Stre4itom, •114 ring, and Dv.vonsliire, rat4t Sridrdy'sship, &nalla peon and Rover, 1,)(11a c-Itivoys; also his NLiQsty's skip) 'feel- i t tor Newl mind! The Pi :a:1- convoy ter N 0..% ---• C',l AT +I I down the river , I.) I I iNoric,, liedhiwlst gu Cafrte opt tbt tire, a:l3 anct.orecl :it Gitlingliatn •3!:14 ship DiT,l,4tikr, Cipt. I.LI ANIS. 'Yesterday. a.Court_of Direactis. was held at the a Huse, when Lieutenant General,.Sir G C; i.l LIGk N'r;' attl. WPIS appoilitc,l Conirryinde'r iet i t t ludic, .0;604 -Menmer eat COWICiI or the Goveritrnept.---The titaoks: of t)t- Court wt.t . e given to Lieuttnant Ot!tirer , tl ABER- Cti Getter 4) \YARD, to the Officers oi :he 'King's 'and Voreeveittployed in redtiction of the Isle of France.—Alsl.to,Vi*,- Admiral limaxs, and the Cautitirt,3 911 . d oifleerd :viliesly's and the Coinp3lly's ship's—The Court aojourued at six i,'eloc.it till to-morrow. The reports which were in circulation last week, rep eLlitig the capture of the Algerine cotter, coto-, to:indt.td by .Lieuien ult ikaw, , the, we. are happy to state, without foundation. That vessel was met with on Tuesday night,. steering to the Downs, with two French privateers in tow, an having on bOard a great number of prisimegs. The illgerine lt.id bad a severe engagement with several Of :the evemy'sprivateers, and succeeded in capturing two, aittl sunk another. A matelial regulation, has been introduced into the Mutiny - Bid. .Formerly it was, for certain of leoce3, imperative npur, Coons Martial to intL't ati o puni',litsteut of 'llOggieg. 13) this regulation, it is lett r, Ca:in to,inflietthe penishment'ol imprison. ment instead of f logging, if they, , prokr, punishment•ot tfogging is nest abolished ; , but it is diseretionaly.with;'Courts Martial to sentence an, offender to be flogged or itnprisoned. The regula , .. tion is a very good one; and Ministers,derve great credit for having:viopiised it. .Government means to 'diminish the number of days for calling out the Local Mikia 'from three weeltsto,cl fortnight; That i,r; those uwn, Who have been out in the lortner year, welly be out a fort night., The Earl of CARLISLE has recently perchkettl all Mr. TRESIIAM . S fine colletitioti of EtruSeatl Vases, &c. tke. and all the original Drawings by !hat inge nious and erudite Artist. This purchase, by desire of mi„Titii.iiiost,wa i made in the for of i ammity for his lite, and the Noble Lord, it v.en )s , ine rt : ) . duced one clause in the covenant, which is perfeet'y in union with his liberal' and munificent charatter, +iz. that Mr. TalltatASl 'that! tlgnO to pAss a t i mi eh, eir ES much longer he. plei.ses, every huttirner' at Castle Howmit: These are imreritilltnrks, and worthy Kings " There is nn twit, it in ilia reiyort GArcionA hoot (VT ',Ltd of. Zlnotlicr 001)GflUall, 1,,1:,41V :1: 4 1 of " At d la e Sour ircd I.c‘• Butc'S lyt-rs to the :.7 . 111 ti.);1.., it;g - r aie vxtracts froth The calumnies published by the English Jour. ;laic, against the,,iptabit.ints Dunkirki ofii. the subjed/ot the shipwreeli of the EiiL:thuth, and the letter written by. the Captain of the vessel to his Exct-Ilency the Minister of lltlarine, are tit the re collection of all. The tollowing is what was ad dressed by the Capt,iln alt.i t] ii companions to the inhabit:lmi tif Dunkirk on quit,iogther town Gentlemen, " His Imperial Majesty having , been pleased, in the most gracious tnanin to Permit to return to Ehgland, we eanuot, Gentlemen, quit this town, without expressing our protound.gratitudo ,for the kindness and attention which yogi have been 0)6 7 ' gaTin bestowing on us, since our deplorable and on. tom:nate shipwreck.- .We can only at prest-nr assure you, that it et er.it is in oar power sti! our gratitude tor all the_services )on have rendered us, we will cheerfully se.,ze the opportunity. " We beg you to accept our sincere wishes for your health and prosperity, and have the honour to be, G , ntlemen, " Your most, humble 'and obedler;tt Servants, W. EASTWICK, JAcK ON , LAIRD, " HAYWARD, EVI)IS, " His Maje,tv .the E•nperor of the French has ordered that all the pletures 'whic;ii are not recinirea for the_ Napoleon Muienkl shotil4 di,oribuled to the gretit c;.urches of ,nod that 209 sk i ll b e divided among f t ire town- of Lyoris, ajon, Grenoble, Bruxelles, Csen, and 'Flionions, ce The Special 'Court cat iViiiyenee has condemned two individua',s to lour years pu;nsninnt irti irons, and to be-matJted with theletter f!,r wtving Com mitted many tla;ities and cheats in re;;;;ird to 11:e con scription. GENERAL DIRECTION OF POLICE IN 110 L. I.A 1). Persons who keep inns, or let furnished hr,oses,- or lodgings, ,sll3ll, within eight days, intim 111 I General' l):redion ,of ~ Poliee i,l and show their authority fur ei4ercisiiii; ;Inch ernploynienr; " 'Those allowed to follow • this profession shall place above their dours„•on a board, is Freiich in large eitaractcrs, their ilnahty :n•d . ‘.‘.• Tire,lnnkeepers,.&c. shalt . bu . obhged without delay, to irises iba upon p.irchruent, and prs;:rit to a COJnoiissary of the 111,1111t,5, and moal, with tliv.time of ,their entering and (init.' ting, of every person who 'shaA have ,l pt or passed a night in,lbeir houses, under the punishments de creed by Arlicl,l LXXV. of the Pen al Code'. " It is fqrbiddeti them,.knowingly, to inscribe up on their register, under false or supposed names, the persons who have lodged in their houses ; they' are forewarned that the laws punish wi►h greatHse— verity this spe ies'ot clime, and ~that they will be held answerable for the adions of those who have not b.•en regidarly inscribed .ut,ori their lists. • forbidden them to harCour vaga bonds, murderers; and persons i.vitliout any- known occupation. • - • " The inoiceeper3 $,;(... are obl4.;ed to present their hsts,',whe4i enllt3.l upoi) by a public otterr, fir eha. mina: mitt. . , . . " int.; innKeepci9, ke....rutr x t , sien.l evvry (1.1 the passports of . ;,rt‘elle,i, who hove arri%ed ; limi arts inf o , Lt ie j l, thq illtita :4 , ...,inn send for thtnli within, 48 hours. . It lA, expri3s3ly forOidden,' to MI persons, but tbos o , who tintil the aboye-inentitine.d oceeß,ltioni o f &e. to exercise the `prufesNion of init keepet, iThetlor-Genertil of Police;, " I). I)uri&LcuAG-it." " Amsterdam, asst Feb," The latest accounts from `Pork's.) , are dated \ Con" stantinople, Jan. 9, and Smyrna, Jim. t:o. Certain intt lligence had ,irriveil ot USSit4 having granted peroiis.ion to expert cum from the Eta,* Sea through the Bosphorus ; and of ihe Porte having granidpermiss',uli for .the import Of colonial pro. duce foto file Black Sea. .• l'hese ;friendly • conces. shins were regarded as iit4leiitiVe of the happiest re stilts, and the moit,sanguine - reportl were 'eirculeted, such as the Sighing oti au at miStice; 4 5‘c. • • VACCINATION.—Yeqerday the original Cow- Pock Institution held their annual dinner at the ele gant Pulteney, Hotel, in Picoadilly. The conaßikny was rather th'on numerous, yet as many as the room wmild conveniently hold, and More than We're well waited on. . • • Dr. l'iintsoN,. irl .his . oration, endeavon.red to prove that the 076w : erica of the Sock - 4y, after all the' others Sete extinguished, depended on iia in.dting truth, the objett of its pursuit. .Ffe icnowledged f‘silure, eruptions, and death to hale occurred in - s ainall degree, but in a more less pro portion than had' beet] proved upon the : jennei can In 010 absence of the'Doke of Soma, Sir Vita. °ERIC'S tiaiati, Ball. was voted into the Chan', lite evening passed with the roost piell4irig WMIO-fly Alia reStivlty i 'hotwitkislAllt,litlg the Wli, trees of typo. sition;-Dr. Nlo,F.Lav, Mr.Btach, and Mr. Roovas, were present, by the liberal invitation e f. the Stew ards. One of the company, 10 proposing iheir healths, remarked, that their attendance gave pro. ,mising hopes of their conversion, and, that the day %as not Cu off when it ey would 'lay down their artn,, and,cease to oppose such an heavenly. bless. ing. To which-Dr. AliostLay.replied, that, , as hi as investigating 'the tiuth, bituself and friends had ' but Übe objea, in conjonaion with the original In. stitution., that those Societies who 'had departed from this measure, though supported by Parliament and by , most liberal subscriptions, bad tailed; and were no longer'in remembrance. fie was proud • tiosay he had all'his forces about hitn.--they Co. sifting only. of three or lour ortgoda Gentlemen, who, adhering to title true faith, had by their tirtti. ness defeated an host of dissenters. He belged Gentlemen not to Consider bhp and his two Compa nion) as opposer , , , but as champions for the truth : by adhering to the pritieiples of their enlightened haretatherl ) , they had lost every thisag . but th e ir hunciur vyet, while they retatned that, he had little doubt hut the rest at the colopeoy would shortly come back to re:iy tu;dirr their situvitivi, an t t., early Confem that expe.ievce w as t.:Cttel' rbtit OXFORD' elßCun: At the Assizes for t' is county; which ended Wednesday. !wit,- Thofurs Coi alias Jaceo Fisher; for an unn aural lien !e. ; and ThOmal Whatley; for hork!..felfing, re :e.ved sentence of death . . Wlteatie,y IDiti reprkVO. before the Judge left the town. The, .Ituy ed a verdict of insanity I,r horse-iteAling: ilueLb4 TWA witia cause, tried at the above Assites, ana is parti,:tilaily interesting to the Volunteer Cavalry; and F ke‘vise to the sporting world in general. An ornaul...l.lal Nilver cup, of the value of 50!s. wait given by the utliceri of the First Berks regiment of Cavalry, to btt tun t.'r by bor:frs which laid never started lot.. any regular plate, with the intention 't,f the tuemberS to emulation, itr regard, to the riding of gOod and useful hai:-bred horses in the ranks. , Th« pLintitt's lialf-bred niare. Careless; was project in'the coarse of the triAl, to be fully quail • fled. On the : other, hand, the defentiant's horse; King Alfred, wa, ascertained, b indisputable evi- . (fence, to have been - prov:ded •for the express Our poz,e carryiog, away .Ilie cup, and to have pte. viou,ly run at NothaMpton and other races. • Duittlas and Stead, eitpt.tin Lord Folke. stone, totid twiny otter highly . resw...Clable wittiesseg, fully est;,b l ished the plaquirf S 7 ease. The defend., ;int, endeavoured to, avail himself of the pos,ibility, of the cup not being intrinsic:iffy worth 501. Which anintutt (ts the objeC.l of the contest) is neces,,aly to thp constituting of a legal race. This attempt was I regarded by ,the Court as fri.volous, and a terdid I;vaf, consequently, given in favour of the plaintiff, for the stun o!, 531,* I 9s. 2d. which, was proved by Colonel Stead . td be Ott price paid .for, the cup. EDINBURGH, MARCH 1 1 . •, • the behaviour tike prisonerg at EAmillS f o r ifit h e sorne'days past, beTn,vsry inialent and r',...- tradory,. In cnnseclitence the Peril,shire. matched this •niornini, to bring 500 of the most Intl.:. (Mous to. s he Castle. On Bittirday evening, 'about 20, minutes before six, a gentleman coining to . town fromn . the west.; ward, ab011l:11 . mile on this aide of Winton, was .3t tadied by d single thotpad, who cam,: out of , he wood on the raid roads.de, and without speaking a word; . diseharged a large pistol at him, the ball of whiclt Went through his hat. t)n the gentleman turning round, he imtnediately ran: otr. He appeared to be 4.yety youpg man, and wore a blue coat, Th , ! b . ig Club held their March Meet4'.g' yes -10%4, at the City of Loudon Tavt..rn, Mr. WAlT intiAz•in the Chair. St.tivA TatnE,—The Bill in the House of Corn , mots,; brought in by Mr, httouGHAat, renders the darrying on the Slave Trade, after the first of M y next, felany, rendering the parties liable to be trans. purtrd for a term, not exCeeding fourteen years, or imprison, , d, anti kept to hard labunr,.fut a term not Oxon:ding nor - less-than-three. Persons i:toplOYed in any veiisel t-rigaged in the trite;.or un derwriting any poliov 44f ossurance on any such veS-. rid, to be guilty of a oiisdoineanor, iir,,i lobe pu nished by iitiprispment, tor a testn not exceediogs two ye a rs—Att not to extend to , ptevent the.romov-, ing front one British Settlement t o another, or trios. ferring Slaves, nut to things dune in Attica, West of the C:ipe of Good ,Ho, o, or in the West Indies, Or 'E:ist of Cape lint FI E betore t Ito. first of - Ati,4:6.4 next,. nor in the East liiclies, .illAla4a.car, of the Cape of Good Hope, Mauntitts and kl , nn bon, and islands" in the Est Ift:fian Seas, nefore din iyt of Januaty next, or in New I3oltiltt !, Islands in the Sputh .3eas or Coast of America, 'West of Cape Horn, before the lit of May, tSt Q, nor for any th,u dune 1.1.:;:.a on, hoard, any vessel sailing fr im Cheat lirnatti or Ireland', Wore the, first of May next., from ,any other port in . Europe, before he first of Joiy, or , from, any of, the places abov: -menttoood before the periods above tetp , !c.- avely ivecitied—Aet not to repeal, fyrinfr,Aztt re. spe‘aing, forfeiture-Persons employ e d on bawd vessels ougagotti in the SlavehTrade, and giving, ill foritittion wit.l)ip three months after tit,: arrival of th..! vuyis...7l in,any port Of his Majesty not to be to punlsn - len,t. , . The public prints haVe been very severe in trwir con - Jun.las upon the introAnCiou I.t.a.ruts at Co vetti.U.,xsien Theatre, but lt people in sciteral are / attracted mote by four-legged perfurrneys, th uo thoe %LIU 112 ve only Iwo, zVi 'at' are the M to do; after all. their dptappeintmems q,;d during memoralile b. Y. -wartatt ? churlish Critics ought w remember the to sets Car./a leap into the water at Old Drury,. and sorely the iorprking management eat so noble an animal as the hosse, constitutes a veey pleasint; speNado, though it way tiot,ho apploortAeiy'exhibited in a place that ought: to be devoted to our classital -Drama. " l'he Dublin Managerit recently brought forward 3 pew COttledy, under the title of The Poor Gende-. wonuin, which, hoot 4ill r , Torts, is a very intert.st hig corniipSitiOn. It iis the 'nektioivi s ed4td prodtx. tiOti Of' .4 MISS ISDEL . I., a .'oscondant of the family, (if Dr. Ciat.nstArrit,. and torongly indicates, that in genius well us consutgliiitity sh 6 is neatly relatent to that pelebraietl-Poee-. If those reports nt'tt 'tbutltled; it. is •10 be hope-I !hat thig produce...or tl,,t diamatie loom Of Ireland will soon be impofted to Ihis'ootintry. Yesterday three men were charged before the Lord 11.1ayor, with demanding payment of a Banker's check, for thirty-seven pounds, drawn non a Bank ing -house near the Mansion-House Ir appeared th it this check bad been stolen above five years since, but the possessors had not courage to' r r,...„ eint it tptine. One of the prisoners said he bad toutici it. They were r.mnanded for further exJallination. The Tickets for the Sate Lottery are no vering at thtt Bank: of England. • Any f avc)l , it Numbers rnay.ho seeti , ed by.hest.,eilttng theft/ tt: tito Lotteq Orlicos. Tiio St liven kixly C4pital atid the Lottery w, ,411 tic, King's 134 the 4th of Jut thing 4 4 :it \vn } • .~ ':. 'j ~.1:,?11, ~ ~: ..,