The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-09 00:00:00

1 V f' t ,: _ • I S U plan, pr. rotindly cit-)l;med , anti we doubt not 4b•ii i 4 ii,thience will.exteod far beyond our tea's..., tory. MAacit 23.--It W 24 with the greatett TIM ep,iblimbed yesterday the two let ters of Lord Wellington, relative to the in tt e nett. lt hate been consialitlyiefe.itecl. In tite4e the of toe epsaiis*a h 4 ,4 spi edict! ; hot the moo iiceitrateoccount3 Ivor.) the alloy trot‘e it amoont to front 7 to r 4,000 men Pont ;he t,ih.to the i btl . i 1)1 : March, Coimbra is completely free; and' the plan of the enemy to cam ilse Moildego, and occupy that hin city,, with all the &mom 'a* tar as Oporto, ha'o not only Itc-tto . troatrsted, hut , hos been moss destioctite to him. l'he brave militia of Colonel Trim., after twill pieveisis-d the pagsage of the Mondego, ascends d by the tight it,t l that rivet in torser to reach the' cent?. of . Niaos lila, and attacked Itt3 loittlattit, while Lord pre3sei, .upt.n his rear. NlOsjit- or the Frei cli w,re ilyins.t. its sintorder, and wsitAfritikout ct the road is. They had iota their baggaOs t lety, srul ammunntor, and had n , ly what cisr. - I , e ,s , 11 1 h, it kna y sacks, ttttt Foz d. Art)ll(V 10 Alit tali Were ;Op atilt IW4o.hilit tong Portogstese league*. . Avatveo—s Publrk *Waterford. Dus-1 ',4r Mait4. PRICE (ti h13)4,30; olikv Al TWeLVII r - ewoca ransols • • • 641 Acii. Ann. • 6j/ oniony. 1101.1154 QUIS 11U0114/ Le)NhOlY. 'NeboAy, A?UL 9 IRII. abpAtches havelieett received (rah% /word WIIL* iiNtITON,' dated the 21st till. They state very few m1(1160E141 pviiculas,,except that the emery were contirviitig theit: retreat vtith ati',l I hilt in the, tstialcui the t3th they tweeted couttitietibly more thou ,4415 matitil it, the forme, dispatches. We reiA,great pleavnetu requettiug the attention of our Ititatittot to the ;raiment made last night by the Cslcaeut4na oftiie tistcticuutto rithpothog the stale ,of oi r Atany el she Oispholtiott Writt,io :1141 Stoves:to hove labs/wed with 10 1 .106. g pereevorance, arid one Would Almost, ~uppooe delight, to place it arsine, this country in the toor gliupoy polio Virg, ad luau:he, it pot. siblu„ rt gotten!' teetiog . desponikocy The con.. lident vreditt'cit, kk kelt were utteratorpedinguur expul sitin from Portugil, and the probattle atittrLlCA ;ion of our Army, oleo he fresh ir, every memory' but it was the mate ell our Trade and of our Fitrottoots, tAtillt these Gentlemen derweuted with the greatest eloquence. The plaits termed by 1114 if stupendous Genius" of 11110144Yalittk fur i)ur ruin mutt, we were told, ultimately tut teed, and National liatslouptcy meat inetitahly, follow. Let theirs prediaions be compared with the naval state of lade: ittresdato disco.ntited my,,,and a ruined Finance, we hire the pie,tkure of contemplating a flying Enemy and an iticrea,ing nevi:nue. 'Groat Britain has been vie tori 'us its every part of, the globe whet* site hurl _ an en "my to meet, or any thitrg was loft for hero to' conquer and as litmus' tier resources', note illisquti;. it% the ettimPtfuleti titrottrostanuea or . the tsinvii, are happily prtoed 14 be fully equal to the gigantic con. flit in which shy in uottaged. - • Our Mantels wit' find in a :subsequent 400 a furibisr (ietoits it,pe6ting the kallarit aeltiovew them of our Girrison at Anholt. Thu Gover. nor, 001111 IvLtusstc rt, ftmiterly tanninauktslithe itrritaint ftigate, and upon every occasion t n tetati: he has been tostOloyott, he greatly distinguishgtl *el( as a brave mini 14141140 w Officer, tic bpd atwa the command of the 11.) : 4ritoriki itnek,„ nit Isiattinicing, anti thn gallant tivrenee whivit he made against very lode Munch lorev, :Ittratti4 univi r t4jl a t imirt. tiou. His conchal opt* Alm present occasion, snit that of the bondrot ekr mat he bad under his cum• mood, lsj abuvo all praise. Itt atldition to the other that'll* respeaing Pie it. 1.40 k Upon 'Auholt, we have ,been favour(' with the following extract of a private letter from nn (Nier on Wird his SOesty's ship rariar, off An• bolt, dated With March On the evening of the 26th. awl the next spornitig, +we ohtterve(l a siting of tlaylight hetAeett the English and li,tot.h iroist“, the latter having, landed in the night, .expecting try mkt : the i s h int r at it 01)C4. There (teemed to 'be 1.( gewboati, about vett° troops. " The Sheldriske brig WAS with VII, and we weighed anchor; but the :wind being against us, we could tot do any thing with the enetny ; we wcre diming them all day, but we had little wind, and that pdverse. We Come up nt seven o'clock wnit' tlireef 01 the eittnisv`o gen,boato which. had I.indrog soldiers, and n largo Danish ingget i 1) he sahs atici i;klikd to windbiatd of. Ui , and we could not takti him, as it was getting d and we were afraid otrunnMg on shore. " We and the Sheldoike g► bit. two of the f largest gnu-Ito:Ito, ith 60 or 70 men in rash, stud not .A ty.:111 WIN tOtved. \Vt.! took twit more, giui Wm's sever tl small tri,op-hoats toil of %olliera I. a it oge tlwr sseated the Shebit (the took between two iud litlKe • " IWCIVV, the erienty, seeing us nod the Shea.444e, and meeting ouch a gnilant and resi , tattec on *bore, thought it %v.'s vain (or them to attempt to it,et away, and therefore about 7W) surrendered : others attempting to escape, in boats, hut 46 we catnck up Very fast with them, they thoubltt. proper to bottom."' Captain MAvutes, the Governor of the Wand, clemtves the highvut Itono , tr for his vigil:lnce, jtttlg litentolind gallontry. And we may truly add, 'tll;it the) ,Turiar mut Sheldrcike areunt.t.m.l to no sso3ll ire of prifl642 for the part $.4144211 'hey took in his spirited adion. • ACCOMItti . II:I4/0 been received from Oporto-of the tilt brought by die Riflemen bloup of war. They -tale that etittinerraAsT Was moving with great atong the tight bank of the Mondego, with the. illtvation of har.isbing NI SLNA,'S clink, and it impeding Lis progress. On Sunday s& n night four line-o(•battle ships da• scended the Scheidt from. Antwerp to Flushing, They were snot) atter intioWed b 1• two more, one at which got ;ground. Seven remained at Ant were ready to proceed with upwards ut 5u stout gun boats. There will be four Atirnitnk emplt,yed itt the tic thin section, namely, Arto;;..Adsoiral SAL/ MA REz, in the Victory; Rem... Admiral 111 , ANIMPS, in 1101 Si. GO/rBtt ReM...Admir..l MANI.v.v Dixiis t in the Pip) and Re.,r.. Wawa! Dub HAM, in Ihellannibul. En-ettly the 1,,mt0 NI Volt (Altered the• plice of Bread to be lowered 3d.'per peck. The quartern loaf will then be t 3 d. EXTRACT V A rittvAri LETTER FROM Lt!MON, 24TH NARc#, 1811. ' 11 A large fleet of.aahs.dorto is Apt arrived, Ana 1700 German IN: pa babe ikirvidy landed, Wall de.:, tachment• tar ditioent rvgimeras,' nod' a (Nitwit) , of irtilidry and waggon ;ruin. " Mar4tal 13E11444)ml jot turtred at Portalegre, kis coto i5 v2,004) men btrong; he going . to tucet Woertem. 64 MAirseNAWOW% retreating, closely mutated by Lord Wet,t4tetsTots and the Poltuguvae who harass the French very much. " NtASSEISA is gone, and you mar rely-he ;laver will wine. lbtAck agent. I wrote you ten or i%4 months ego, th.4t !moot) Po/nehmen wou l d not confiner this country many people laughed al my raying sot however, I Leave theta now to draw what concluffions they f,lease. " You mfy e 4 Snit upon it that Lard WNW NG- Tow is tiku gronittli' tieueral England hat produced Aiticd MAtft,ifoontion : hos is a match tor ail toe Fretick Marstialo, fIuoNAeAh . TB inelwieet. . . " The opera ices o the t.Muhmed army► are con. dufled like clock-work. What a mind Wed Wm. , 14111 G TON 11Wilt havtl l Th. litirtugueike adote him, and would march to the end of iht world with him. PriwhiGlls are schiog in grtnst abundance, an 4 of 13 . 10 they have lowuted in price. I calculate the French have Imo 40 4 000 men *lace they mooted Portugal." The following are the principal articles of the Capitulation of 13.sdajost " Thogarrison will march out wit h the honours of war, Alums beating,. lighted matches, and two tield.rieces at the head of the column.. e. l ' ilkiir Eleelletlcsios the General in Chief, the Duke of Dalmatia, and Unkind the'Diike of Tres vim), being desirous on this occasion to give the, forrisou a proof of their esteem, i n consideration or their gallant defence, agree that they shall march out by the breach. The Imp, will lay down their arms on the glavis, as they march out, leave their two pieces of cannon there, and be sent us prisoners of %ter to France. " It is agrreki, nithonqh tiont the notoriety of the toletant principles posiotued by the French no itti7 ti4l,lloil is ticrefileiry to this rife& that the intsa. it,inis (4 iladojos shall not be celled to account tar their politic 41 opinion.. Wheir religion, being the same with that nt the French, protect d, in• . stead of boring restrained. They shall not, no mute' thun the 'Ott* inhabitants of Spain , , be compelled to hike arms agents; the Spanish troops." A Pari4 P.tper of the Stith ult.' contains the follow. pararvit I 41 We ISM from Boulogne; that the experiments with the Congreve Rockets have com pletely aneevecled. Some of theirs have bean thrown to the distance of 3960 yaids, which is 200 yards more than thu English patio been able to throw them' On Saturday the Glee Club bad a very numerous meeting at the Craws' and 41=104 Tavern, in the Strand, fkrapitan'Grtoostiontriots, El. in the Chair. The principal swat:bon of the day was, the trial and dmibion of rho Candidates Glees, for the prize of ten guinea%, left by .the late Mr. SUITH, -of St. Nur* Churchlaid, a respadable amateur and ad. mirer of glee music, and , a member of the Club. The candidates were, Messrs. I 4N1.1311, SPOI4ORTH, and EVANS. The compositions 'WSW, agreeably to the will of the deceased, in the cheerful style , „ when, after a duo examination by the Judges appointed for that pummel by the Society, they prize Wsio awarded to Mr. Evans, who Is one of the gentlemen of his Majesty's Chapel Roysi. The Court of Dire- tiers of the East Gong. psoy, alter going through the whole of the cnictence relating to the suspended Madras Officer% itny d re - Nuked dun they be restoreti to the sersice. Yesterday morning James Palau, isit Corporal in the Gsid Foot, Wall executed in front of IShi.,‘ tote, for the murder of a iVOITIM) will .1 w.tolo h t: L „., a . bite NAVAL ItTEWS, not.„Aruti.. the iippelles stoop of wor with a few ships to tho Westward. Anived the detive cutter feom off Flushing, she only left it last *blast t o'clock. . Postrsstootti, Aran. s.—Arrived the Nonpareil 44.koalusr, ken) the Downs"; Appelies ship of war, with it reW VessViv, iroin ditto; Sophia and Con ragepUz,,, (rain the Westward. Sailed his Alaiesty's ship Indefatigalle, with the Charles Grant, 40limilier Cfistle, Marquis of Ely, Ceres, Perseverance, and Iliurre.n Hastings, for China. The Thais is appointe.l eontn fin. the enast of Spain; Nonpareil, for Newfoundland; and the Lightning, for the PLYMOUTH, At iris. ii.--t-Arrived on Thors'day morning the American slip Betsey, Cai tain WARD, frOtH itiCiontotid (Virginia), with' a cargo, bound to Bourdeaux, last front Penzance, detained by his Majesty's ship .eimazim, of 46 guns, Captain PARKaIt. The Betsey, on the morning of the sth of March, in lat. 40. 5:). N. long W. fell !ri will the wreck of the American, ship *urea, Captain JOHN M'.sop, from Charlestown ; (South (litulina), with a cargo of timber, bound to Ports• mouth, and tock.offthe Captain, the remaining part of the crew and passengers, in a .most exhausted condition, having been .un the wreck, t we've days, during which !rakid the ship wag On.htir betnn tritlo, and the greater part of the provisions On board dl 'most destroyed by water, leat ing an only but • for. hirn hope tor the unhappy sufferers alike approach of another Vvairi to relieve thein'trom that miser able situations, which Winn Ite event liapi.ened just in time to preservel heir lives, us it Wag expetted the ship's decks would have blown up before twelve bid elapsed, whielt would then have decided their lat. . Tip: Boreal *ailed frnm Charlestown in company with lour botind to Liverp4ol,,w tth carue , i, (.1 Yii. %isting of cotton, front whom site patted shortly alter sailing, and on the morning 01 Ito 24111 Ftb , rtnity, wlwin in lat. 42. at. N. lat. Jo. 1. W. 4 crime on to blow a tir4b gate, %Well at 7 p.m. bad , increased to a hurricane, aid • &int tuni, 4; o'clock the following niortung, dot iog,4l)icti .he upset, when the mate and one seatnvtti the only patron* tin deck at tile time, wera washed" overa board and Meta no more; Captain IgAsota at , this tune the, accitlept happened was inthe sure cabin, anti with &teat escaped from thence,. it being neatly lull of water, and iinwettiately he pro , cornets to the atter cabin to relieve his passengers, consisting ta Mrs. ISaAat„ 01 LOadua, altd hey Ikon! Children, whom be knew must 1 ave been in a al. nailer sittiatlntl woo •hallselli. and• by dint-ifTerse verance, actuated by the strongest feelings of ltu -111;1iiily, - we are happy to state he rescued them froth. their perilous situation tile mother .WO4 al a distroa not being able to help bet children, who ware paddling about in the .cabitt, gasping for Me, ;and who would inevitably have been drownett•in few moments, but Inr the timely assistance atfoid ed by Captasti 114soN, as the ship wa tt ',boot Ifs a mess tempest twos sea, wbiult whireinito may !tinning over her, threatening ,iininetliate dcstruc• lion to her crew. Atter which they were driven to the greatest dirties, for want of provisions,' only article left being si small quantity of bread, which was s, Elect out to them once a day, and afliwded but a scanty . real; eveo.this could not have been afforded thim much longer, neat the time she was fallen in "With by the, Betsey, it was nearly exhausted. Captain 4iii.Lw behaved in the most humane marts er tv thb thitressed, and afforded them every .comfort tio 'could be expecied from a vessel that had ex, perieneed the gild; hurricane, in which she reeeised atisiderable t'amage, and had her boats stove. On , the morning after the Eareal upset, a large quantity of inuber was dismverecl floating about her, which it war supposed most have been part of the cargo of a Ve*hei that had foundered in the gale. ItEpoitr. COURT 01; CIiANCERY, Arn4 S. 4101411 DxsPurat Mr.. HART ttilltit, that the mode of proceeding huggesiesl by his Lortiodp, when the matter W4B 14st before him, had been communicated to the trustees, and that they and Mr. Waters were ready to aft as his Lords 4 had suggested, of :kir. Tnylor was pgreed.• Mr; Waicra was . ready to prficted to 'the' bAnker's, and draw his proportion of the 60001. ,;pply it to the pttymem of iheiterforment; Ste. erigsgrd iu the torment. Mier 1101T1e toto..ersotion bet NVell Mr. fiAar and Mr. Limit Attps, the latter Le,irtrycl („entlrman ac ,eiieu to the itinposition on the pat to Air. Taylor. An undertaking, ligrei.able to this atingemtnt, was accordingly iii4ited b Inv p %Cite Loa o Ckt tqc, I. Loa ac cortlin'glY i n a d' “ (1 . 0 4er,, tis,n the tt sluUlio S ippro pric., and expros,t,(.l ):lii,lsict;eti til. the at . p.. ii.vJ 341v*:4. UCCEJSEL/L iIT7I/ICK Oh d:VIIOLT. .16.00.11./. 1 . 1101.1. An expedition in attack thi' illanl/ 1 3 ' led !mill m 8 3 e 1 ;7 1- tvbssTifueniatihrldeedlGttinijuur Ilri.neilineas 9 w b :. 11 1 1011° I lulre g il:::;1 .bcfinv, the dam) of the ,u7tir.. which The Alarm v c°l44l' ii,r, gin' for an enemy, A yae the garrison , of Ile hundred and fi fty mar ines I thirt math) artillery, were immediately under ' t om rnutll. 3r4 a brigade of hovk it zers (PO, covered by 3. died rook and file, kit the lines to °intros. and 14 " ass their landing ; no poticu'ars loving a ro reached tfw Governor of their circenntinicel. • A reconnoitring Otfiar trading ativaiired to a ridgeot S Ind a 114, which roes needy o log ilia smith side of the islat4,obSerVed bevcral intodretitti the enemy proceeding along the beach Odor ilia% and liiirdly a quarter of a mile distant from the at riion, 4i b 4 Inich space the brtade were sivancisr. The'lloat nacre were i inneJtately ordered to NIN A tuilac3inteathedestdioarnk; Loblii,ititdrraebie:.. iiniitell,nuctottd becneelloikyt a a g [ i i i t e l i l r e s::e , r s e he cl h i l e e e ig ri i n fi g s, th W e e r r e e t; ridectsofifciollgw:tis-rii'l3ll hvavy fire of grape wee oprced from it"' angle / ot the Massarune Battery, which obliged OA to retire wirt, precipitation to tire begin, 3 11 J ! ° , 1 , 1 abandon a onetun banal dui 1 4 0 4' and on 'a hte't they had placed tbrir colisii.l I occupied two houses fora short time, Inn a rap id th in .. it il i k iiii ° : : e illict. p c: fi ko t ti d i z,ix: r i o l ti, ; :i c i teno ll ,idiili e l lir g i, c rkd e bg k . d reas o cv l o t r i l e l io e .roy t i l sg il r e . at hp s ee Ni n i p ' ss i t i n t h a i : n s d s t i ,ni d h : fili , rit e dk inh e e s e i tu dry Y r o otr t r l : o lc : ) ;:v t ill lt Yorke trod N 1 assarune, swept tine ply 1 111(1 ig r : ' and ohligod them to stoprooch by al ter ' ) ' r f theirsiyi t u , t i o4 lt t e l, r iorui b r E .1; guns s ' i l l s e 'l ::Itte:eva. rallie d a s i s d i t : a l i t t :c i :t e l i n c e o l I i r s‘ l ' a l l e : 11 : 11 : 1 1 , :'( : ) 1 °' i Iii:J:r d i:11.1 ,, I ;;1 4 limn the south side *as made; their ban•bt,th'illi..,ll "(Tatted a !web) , lira on our worked . heat+ enfiladed this Maasirutie battery; wi"'" ' g i r ,e llef oll 4114:1;i0gi, 31)4 Wellodireeted dlit;ildr refit, S c ii i ll ei, 111'1'4014 tigill hit h our batteries killeti Ulf t' .f , and ll s.ll°".cd the tioa with twirl sh,l 001).1‘,.°,,,, ti er i t' ; ' s:l Bl l eli r wr o r"ea d s' I rt io l):14 : ; : : ir: t tu a -luiei r ersvit i gc l i r .pa tt ee ; C r tt e :e7tl:l7'ist i ll°lllolilitelitdirkriilc'l4ll;ll;'i; ter , they surrendered at (inaction. j „,rt Jr. Thus sin four bums and a lull 4000 Olga ",„ 13 01 feared,,„ !° " fl ivetsr and 6LO met. betwoo f ul v b,4 .- a grilf Iwo' 01 , sto) into, who fro po de no ,',`, ~, willai.Nl'Odised theinielVri, willi 11 0 4 _ . ,,, C11 ,1,,i id $ 441).fa:a.,Brill)ti shwa s makes to the Ai l''''c',,,,ti, inn ens ray.' As 1100 i) ss the priontleri tVW,,16,i41 4i) Ise' brigade of howitzers, suppotted 0 s ; t hrit 11*11, again nraithed (501 411 Jolley too? ;ow( re:ir.eal and r„o,lh,taitiii, b ut trout rie 0,0106 ot 'ti.e. saud tin: . guts w i le, itypcdctl its Iliv ir e ' r co o ATI tine r erierve wore getting oil t v " rd 11 11, re " 11' at a formidable line ot r.ttri•hoat°, „:" . r . .sell ° I , nnwiteers cook!: act with rtfert I ou t , "1',.;,t dot Wortoris ; eves) , mai, dill his (linty, atm v id i l 0. , Pr our ' oars' tit this day will WWI the ;li'l 4 '' ottr country. ..........''....... OLD BAILEY, Arkto J. „,, 0 ,0 ingY''astgvortY H un t N il vaf" . 4 . t t wo 1,1.51(:)1:141 St i ' l ll l l L S li , 6l7ll/ 4 ,i l d v; ) 1 ,1 1' ;;1 41'01 vile, ihe property of Aibeit Good' ` 4. Her, the testimony adduced in 0 ' le goa ct iri (i a t o l. r d t o l'aritti, it itppeared i hat the priou (s / 4"i iinot °l ' '' ' t, ” ""icittit ikets lived, the one in Bea ' .l4 ' 00 tio ierkenwell, et):1 the other at Nor,'lc,,lb d olio i v . 1 81 . i n i: tll t2l t e' ' o ' '' Mr. ' N'lVl:tl°W7r4.:::.ll:ll:l:ll:e'hnate:Yiti:i.ll:l3i'aiiii4:lladilltlrliiCelidariet,ligilail:l:at N tlat 1818 : 1; r ial;d : cePr i i : ::31:13:‘';j:1)1 : '; ' ; ''f : ; °111 " :L41:: : e i i ii i s i i c h tl i t e : ll . : t r i ti . eh i a ilY i t aj c , : ° . : ,rl , 11 . s 4' t.t. been tu e l : l m e t I ci t:s t a u lrr s id e ‘ v°le I ' IPI ; B'l°l II ' I jia )1:.°1 It ::: tinion, i° l'. i n k in e le t r:::tii l l ll: l 7: 3 bl ri i 4l i it: tr f tr g e: ll . 7> i ni t i r ' e ds l " o l :l i j o a at :u sgs v if t , y :letinj o ilt i e l d u fl ; 9 : ::lCcolitail;te'oll i i i :‘ , :: * , : ,. 1 i., 155,,h01i:::i5/.l.,ivaa.ya,liulaeshti:e:royn D tha :4: ih v / ( 3 ) :: 1 1 4 4 ° ici c :: . i n ; v : l s: e i j : k i l . Guilty; ',,... . . • " picking the pocket of Mr. John Burden t ) , O olo' . areeta Holborn. presslttisheisetvhiedennibaeun.t oacqgai:istti:i:itotilv:4l:::::Ai' l'l' who was tried winter Lord EilevAPW4",i tv itits" , ft (/ ' ot ror , Same day the Session( ended, wil e " ior ,, s' 2 '.' (frail) was passed on the fotiowifig ' Pr i :', jog str i t'g l i etti.4tifdilirtisni:Pßlencacci:' Ca_illi3:llVilesurlitrYtt'etr9:oll;l:l!..c ,61!(71::'. 4: ;.' and Jame.. Driver, for stealing good, i' ) tot ips "' lint"e; and Juan Batista PeriliJ, O r 4 , i4' maiming. - ' for it One was ordered to be trar o perted I a,.' , , Witt. Doti is. ,rtei sevfo itrars. vit.-Mary Ciarke, Difolrierfort Ohl' 1 IA entrune were ordered I‘. o be frnfl . ° silie °i'S' "liTs - Orqentaw, INm. klichnisoth OP' it,,o , ' o. 4 ti . ili* Char* Crowder, viz* Wititstoth 10 motto 0" Mary Su ith, \V , . Janes, Joill', A '''' et 1a,k,010. Lattip6, Eliyitheth Hattnissoy, Wilt , f aulrt . 011 1 t ' h3r d ii ve:Tlios. Oregury, Joho ~,.,i) t ), si"` • GliorztyrnD t i t,a.iasn,d sN,. Henry 4,. s ti g ni ti i : , iti Co is l o w v. e ,' , :; ,::t , i i e l i e t in : :, , o; Nine %%ere sentenced to be ii) , P d. fi 0001 Lear House of Corryction at Culdbalbilie',4o 0 , iol' il p, fourteen Jul ni,e year ; and sevro be 0 ,10100.00 y mom hs. Eleven 1+ etc: ~,tiere d it i, E . to V, I ,LI II O II I Nets ate It,r variois perio ,4 l i liaec J u ".i l l s''' snd two to ue public!), whippets. ~ :iiiiis ea , 4 , 1 , 0 were. 1 e,piled ; o.x were tined ate 01 : 00 4 Pi chscitarg:At 14,16 d titirt,34,o wtle ic..- y - datum ni4. ,,. O f etas'' S., slutlis a(iintuned to 11 , e CP." 0 l it. .......................----0,..' , rc us 4 ` f , r e . t the ' l‘ Genertil CAST ArtOti klllitico .11 i t • 1 „ e. spi v 4 , li itt.tatit, can hfkiat o t a n Bain ° , !JO ~ (1 000°1 r of lii , ; , ' ,1Zi1t...1 by the urgencyc..., - - . DISII J . tin vt EWe.rodi.icii.