The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-19 00:00:00

ilei te ,47ls.vard no'one can call himself lord of vassals, 'exercise jur•isdietion, appoint judges, or ex ercise any of the claiins am! pri‘jleges compreheni. edit) .the present degree ; and be tVtio does.so, sli +il lose the right of indemnification in... the cased dial have been s, ecitied., Th e pr esent D tree shall he ce , nmunicated . to the !Council of Regency, •who Shall take the neeessary measures tar i dot: execution, causing the same to . be printed and circulated. t.unkllAbiAD&A s. . , MAILS. A e Fp Waterford. Duk.-1 z.Waterforii. " 1 • ' t. ~•y L N. isultm c;uis . u7CtKs FALS . 9)4 AUOSAT ? • LONDO.N. TRURSDA:I, SEPTEMBER 10; . 1811. The toll i-g iiiiiiortant article of information bac been recOvisl Ibe.Mrhiraity Extra;} (row 'the lognial of the Express Peeket;.onsher Voyage from Gibraltar to England. ~'J 5 `°August . 30, 181 i, ht. 3(5. 34.. N. long. 8. D. W. Cape St.Yincent, N,N. W. distant two leagues, at 4 P. NI. spoke' his I(bjesty'S brig .Seaitower, .out two days (torn Lisbon, having a, transpott undor convoy, bound to Cadiz. Lieutenant S tr:*.vitsT informed me,lhat Lord Wuctito;rnrl had attacked and cAratiF,D CIUDAD RODRIGO." A Mail from Anlir - At arrived to-day, the contents of which will be found in our bubsequetit columns. The following ship from China arrived off Fal month, the 1 Tth'instani, under convoy of his Ma joAt y'n ship Grampus, viz. Surrot Castle, Dovii Scott, Bontloya• Royal George, Cirencester, Allnivic) Castle, auct Canton. We flatter onrselves. that the accounts which rearlied town•)‘estertiay from respOing the vl. iorr nbiaikked by Marshal SOI,ILT; will turn out to 7) . a v r been very much 'exaggerated. It now lip• pevi that I3LAK6t was not engaged in that affair. leaers- front 'Valentin• to the 18th. ult. state, that' Gtheral:l3l..xx.p .I;ad arrived with, lliS tirMy itl that a , id, that his presence had excited the. treittest enthttiips , (l. The pi as are flot*ing in great' numberi to his standard, and 4.4 imy venture to assert, that the lovver a lid yni4jUing orders of verplk thro6ghorn the. whol e , kingd om , tre aeinated by, the best- (111)o/titian, and only to be properly :commanded, r. 10 overwheinit their treache:ous invader.. A Letter hoarCadiz . statec, that the Spanish Gp. vernment 1133'adreed that 30,000 Spaniards should 'be embodied in the pay of Great Britain; and 6e commanded by British - officer3,--or at, l i pst dent large propertion' 'of the officefs. should.,be 'British. We know not: degr ee o f cre di t i s due ' to :till's report, bur we !fumy that if the Spanish Army uete under the comman4 of British officers, the triumphs of the Ft clic!) artnies• would socin be kr- in the .provineca of Arragon, and La Mancha, the enemy had been collec►ing imtneti►e iviantities of grain,. by way of contribtition, whiCh Lad occasiouCd a great rive in the article. At Valen cia, new wheat had been sold at markerat a:greatly . ad oneed price, ikhiclicould not fail s according to the appearance of thints s to.be increased considerably; it being the general opinion, •that the present bar vest would no.►t supply inure than four ►►►onths con- )U~ptian. ifimilior-Castle, Sol. 18 Isl I. 4 ' No chang e has' taken play ! in hi AAJaiyiv,'.B s,ymptozus. U. l l4t.roftt), st hl. E. '" 11,. 1\1114.1s." Ciii irtiesrliy the KINo ate a 'Very hearty dinner, ant? walked omit ; of the layabout his tilte Prtoottio hod Ow rawer ge 'atiacht.(l to thoin. Lord CAL 11)4 waS yesterday introduced to the PitiNcr 11NO1N7', on his return frnn the Cape of Good Hope. • , • Ye3terilay the Earl of Hot WICAR had an midi core est itte, PR rNciREGENT, York- Houle. • ' On Tat idify old ycotertlAy the. QUE:gil and , Ptiti. r'lo.4es went to Frogmbre as ust3al, - The prinA4i9 &aqua is much getter, Diwalebes front E. PELLA IN, off Tt - AlQn ft weiv received yestvrd ' l, 4 * We have received the Letter signed, V itinsx, on our dis putes With Atinericii and though we agtee'ivith thetVgiter in his opinions,'We do-nut think that it would be dist reet to publish tlietn at present.. rite I remit P4rty in the . Unitocl tates,.; - s%lit stern' o haVttoO much intllence upon the American triVerrlment, do not ivant to be l informed of the reasons which may have tempted thelirijisli frluiistrrs to forbearance; a .thrbearatic..e, howeVet, rwhixlt if that 'Government troesont : a6i with mOre,liherality,jtistice,and gratitude towards this, ountry, will find a limitation in what is due to our Nitinnandignity and essential interests. TIM .6.1 Y AT T tvtLy I o'CLOCk • Con3ulS . . . ..- • 6j a I} l thilnium . . . . par. ATUM IN OUR. , l'APZik olY,a,arzeDAv.— . 7For" French Regency Cer‘, From the Itesett y Gazette." e ~J w'' ~s J 1 d s. Cuns. Lower Deck . sY Deck 30 Upper Uc4,l' w '34. Forwastle 4 2 • Quinter.sleek '• C rronades on the Quarter- cit•ei,: Argiveri this morning tlie Coninewoodeattol, be , longing. to this Port, Horpttils," i twister, from Slot ; site spoke morning .the Filla sloop of .war, crolzingoff ills: Lk of lias . • . s . Arrived the Busy, B ; Friends Guoditn//, PRING, from London ; Morning Star, 1 - 14 u., from GreenoCk ; elppledram,. GANTLET?, 11041 Chiches. ter; !Pillion and Esther, WILLIAMS ; iscilla, WEBB ; Rover, linumAs ; Two Btothers, SWApPIN; Jane, COCI ; Duchess of Somerset, A Pisil4 ..Fl4:, 9r . • PATS ; Rnd Speculator, stiowoew,: irOm Wales iVorthuntlerland, MARSHALL ; Britannia, Magnet, CLAux i tungkr, Wntryk.ultAp ; and COIll• mare, Rum Anosow,froiri Suoderlatid. Pounders. 32 PORTSMOUTTI, SEPr. 1 B . —Arrived' Majesty's ship now the Downs. Sailed the Persian, with convoy, for Guernsey; and the Primrose' on a cruize. FALNIOUTH, 'BEPT. I 6.-: , -The . prideei, bound to slieMediterrittlau, is oidercd not to pro vd until Friday next. . Du". surt,,Ar~ivecl Lis. Majesty's: Pyrilinus from Portsmouth. • . 2 The transports, with troops horn Harwich, re. maii , . Yesterday a Court-of Diredurs was held at the E3SI India House, what the under-mentiotied-shilis were taken up an d stat i oned, viz. . „ Royal Charlotte, 1,300 tons, Henry Rudi, ernriMsoiler ; Neptune, Gino, Win. Donaldson; Arriktuil, 1;2,0, New Stnp,(Dewis and Card), r,200, CuttM, 1,2,00 t; John Boyce— tor lionibay and ' Royal George, s,2‘, tons_, C. B. Gtibbtc, Commander ; fWincrtilsea, moo, ; David Scotti.'taa,), latind•ukfter-- ar Coast and China. Thames, tzoo tuns. Matthew Riches, Commandes—for St. Helena, tiencooten, and China. Surat Castle, ti.lo tuns, Alexande r Robertson, Camila?). der—:tbr Prince at" tV ales's Island And China. • E. phinstone, moo tons, Commander G latton, troo, jaines Halliburton; Alnwick Castle, izoo, eeterkal. land ; New Ship,. .T. G. Murray; Bombay, taro t Archibald Hamilton; - Cirencester, i2op, • Henry- Halkett WextOrd, tut°. tot Szo tans, Robert Hay, Commander ;..Ceylon, ; N. S. Asu, got, li. P. Tronenheere ; - N. S. cal. cotta, oso, ; N. 5, Bengal, 9so, ; for Coa s t ,and Hay. llamas Grenville, 886 tons, W. Patterson, Commander; N. S. 1411 C thiCtlCSa Of CiOftloll,'9i'o t BC ; Ceytort and fur. S. Lady lane Dundas sica tattle • • Commander, _ 'tltilliAtti Lord Keith, 599 tom, Peter Campbell, Commander ; Sir liensleY, 547, c;eorge Hooper; Ago, gnu , rerer Cu ttercid; Harriet, 649$ Wiliwin Lynch ; Indus, ON 'G. Welrd:,...t —for CO4St ILty. At the above Court_ of Dire tors, Capt. DuGALD AlAcDotioALD was sworn into the command of the ship Ti pis. The Exprers packet, from Malta,' bring s letters from thdsice ft/ the std at August, and trol:u abral. tar to the feoth ot the same muntb. rLymouTu, SLfir, t7._.-Yester drty aft ernoon, about hall-past three ta'4,:lock;- .the Insolent win-bri g 01,14 guns, was laanch,:d frbin bis I.llJirsty's Dock Yard' at .thiS, part • and . aboitt liall-past, lour, die Union man of war of 98 gads, was aJ,o launched, She rboved off the stocks in the most , majesstre amidst the loud huzzas 01 tin immense concourse of oreaalors, who. were risible s:thexery point corn , manchng a view • of theyunch it is suplinihed there were' not lu4s than 60,000 wilness this grand sight, among a Were several persons t 1 diSi His Majesty's §hips Salvador del M undo, PI ince Frederic, and all the nieu of \ ' 4 , ' i• near the Dock • 'yard, togetherwith pleasure.hgatk and sunaircraa of every description, were crowthM spe6tittors.3 many bands attended on the OccasiOn. " the King," and'' Rule Britannia," - were played'at f the tnotuent the Mon was leaving the stocks. which bad A very pleasing effect. .' Several of the men of war togtther with their barges were decurated.Witlillsga,`whiclr had a tine appearance. We' are happy in having it in . bur power to . state, that during tlis scene 01 Confusion; not•theintallest accident lialipened,. . 43owns were erected on either' sidei - atilt at itio head of the Ship for the accommodation of cOAlpiiiiy, and every posSible indulgence g,iven the (...?445r4. of. .the Dock:Yard to the,publie to gencral. • The launch was cominaed in the most , judiciOus and refit:6ls great' credit on every Officer etu7., ployed on the occasion. The ,Zinien was laid down in i et).?,'and is gene rally. considered one of the horst atilt hem tinished ships ever launched from this Duck-yard. 7 'She was taken alongside the; sheer-Bulk, whk:re she will • re- Main until a d uc k i s r ea d y for herreceprion, ' , when. she will, be coppered, and, iuis's.aidi w!lt_b.ila.if up in' orchit::ry. The dimension's at the Union : ate as follow : Length from the after-side of: tt,e LAKN I' to th e fore-side of the 'figure-head, p2l'fret 9 inches ;--. length on the gon-deck,. 186 'feet, halt an in c h ; length of keel, for tonnage, 1.53 feq, one inch ; extretne breadth, 51 feet, 4 'inches and .a moulded 50 teel,., 7 inches and a half ;....depth. in hold, 22 le4l ; 10113 burthen, tons, , 17-94ths. • :~,~,:.~ fdrmed part of the Fre.lch empire. hot been favourable to the allqtaiBOß, Bud that ti.ty have successively evacuated all the fortified plices situated on the right bank of the Danube: they have even, it is. saki abandoned Silistria .and Itasgrad, after having demolished their fortifica- (1(414. it MB be recollected that on the 14th of July the Turks attacked a corps which was encamped near that town, and that they were repuked. We learn, that having received fresh reinfoice tnents,4 they again attacked the Russians 'with such impetuosity on the sth and lath,' that they cbm. pellet: them to repass the Danube. Many wounded have been carried to Bucharest. The most recent leiters twat; that the Russian head-quarters .have already dtrived at 13neliareit. • PANstowA, JULY ': has far some time been remarked, that preparations for war are. making-Iw. It is probable they ate• direded against Servin. EXTRACT OF A LETTika rnom VIENNA . , PATRD ,*UG. 14,, r " The Servian 'insurgents have been in the greatest consternation . Since the . Rusin army, under; the orddrs of General. KVTOSOW, repassed the Danube. Thei , fear that the Tu'rks will ravage their country: This fear has caused B greot number of the inhabi tants of 'Belgrade_ to pass the Salve, and retire with their property into Hungary." " -• • PIWM THE ABeILLE rAT N9RD,OP.AVG. g 7; 15 The Editor of this Paper ; •having imprudently-in r serted itv the Papers, Nos. 51, 6(3, and- 67, 'Orl'at!ec 7 , dote taken froiu worki, published a considerable the back, and Which do not belong to the history rof :the present lime, which is the .objet of this Paper, ,makes known,' tl6t in consequence of this indiScretion it his"b; . en impoSed- as.a.puni4bment 'by the police, and enjoined by the supreme 'autho rity,. that he must abstain frorti inserting 'anecdotes drawn even from the It; story of timtlpiat,calcUlated to offend Oovernme‘nts on friendly terms with that at Deninark. • HAMBURGIi, Auo. 28.;' -Prom the /oth of this month the Stamp Law - will be in full force in the three departments. The Commissary -General has given nor:ce of this to all printers, engraVers, bill stlcheri,:as well as 'editors . of Journals, periodical publications,_ condualors of ' : speBacles, dealers in cards, &c. Ei.N . quona, Atm. to;;--Yesterday eyening ar. rived here...the Imperial Aiistrian Minister and Ge iieral. Count .NetPPEito and suite, on his jiiiitney to StOckholm, and on this day he erossed • the • Sound, holy, Jut.v 29.—8 y letters received from Odessa and Cherton, we' learn, that the Turkish fleet ilnder command of the Captain Pacha has appeired off the riAouth of the Danube. The Dtike. de, RLCIILLII3O ) who has the command_ at Odessa, has already taken every necessary precaution ip the Crimea, and along the coast of the Black Sea, for repulsing any attack that may possibly be tuade by the Turks. A considerable corps of. Russians is already in the vicinity of Kenburn ready to act upon 'any occasion ; in case of the Captain eascha attempting to affect a landing any where on the coast. VattiNA, Aug. is uftderstgechhat the re speadble Minister of Finance, Count Vora WALLIS, will accompany his Alajeoy tip© Emperor to Pres bergh to the liungariae Diet. • Several Torkish corps are on th4it march towards Seiria.• :er3tirrANTtNoi , Lo, JuL4 4 lo.—The army of tle 'Grind Vizier is provided with neoelsifits of every debeription in atAindarice. • ' The Government daily expedite:Cowie:a wah most pressing orders to accelerate-tile - Maih of the troops from Asia to the comp 'of the Army of the Danube. • ' The.Torkildi fleet is now at the mouth of the Bosphorus, but it is not completely. equipped. • ITALY, Auu. lo.—They write ; - r0.r... I.,.'orfu, that the enemy has raised the blockade of that Island, and that,all his vessels have - disappeared; Tait/ tur-• vigatiOn is at present completely' free. CoPatsniAGEN, Au 20.-3y'order of his Ma: je,ty; it ha 4 been' milk:known to all those residing in , Denmark; that the'flags of Hanover, and the' towns ofkiatril;tir'glf, Bietwn, und„Lubeck, ceased, to. exist. from the moment the Hanseatic tow.nt 'FRONTIIiRS% OF fIUNGAI,II', tatlG. 13.—.-Sit Me it has been knowu that the Turks were assembling forces near. NieiSti and Weddin all the troops have held themselves m readiness to mire!) for set-% . . Some thousands, of Servians have already arrived front the carnp'cf Delegrade ;" and at Titnok: riot - a' day passed without fresh reintorcemenis 'Filo thousand Servians have-marched for the Iron, • • iiers, to support ' the cordon established along the Drina. ; They -tire -- Working- wil4' - great an:ivity at , 'elgrade and all the . ..,okher fortresses in Servia, in piepariog rnilitarr,stores of every descrifstion.: All le!ter . s. received frOin unanimously . . , `:s;ree in stating, that the opening of the campaign iteite, AUG. i 5..4..;- • .. -- - - the Second citr.in the French ernPire, for the last three years, Will frnd it a netts city. The Forum, the pfacei in the vicinity of the capital, and ti en:ono. tneots„ which Were the prideafid glory of the ancient itotoil4 amumedS very di tferein and im'proveb aPlicatepeCi iselleral convenit and houses have boa Puilt-4 - 4ititt4 :liiifd in "he p!sce ate open WO iild-p`r,(?:"peieacle,, l'he filth .which had- sccutoi la , ed for -fieveral .centuries;lo the public [hot has been in s',' great :- rteastire • rerouted , 114 and will' sow - ) be - completely. se. I fie. w.lstP hd 4:arte4 _pLaces PA !.11V,.t."1101611 .of APP11,1„!ill b:. changed," jpfQ sgatdons.:aild colon filintarisx/064" ritatiy l. o . ; a b r er i l i F y . :::ren ii ;e , ' o l7 6 f:its ine itilcaoi to be ''''''''. .- . . , , ~. next_ • : ..•,_7•l ', f it.. ',.. ' 0 ,thq' cat )'. illi W ll ' lnic Ili' gqVc(9(lltloteNat'otettom the tyreat.., . . , .1 ~ dtrirird 1 • ...-•••••.r------------,- ; . ' ' • lyv,etillit*ei extticted , . the tt,llowilig . letter fon . Morninit•Vi+er,.but:•we do not pledge- ourelres td the accuracy of ils coniews:-- .. ' ' • , : ... On bo:m; :.ite.t.'urrificaitld, ow Nierins, POI, " The day al te.f WO paned, an ortJorwa9:ciqg '' her SitliliAti AI sjestyi direciiiig all the'English lo4i' aa l let's : 6 4. 1 h t te ( 4 ): 7 l , i n t i i d. t l; : oe. , Iti.et.iertizsii)e.oti<r:oviititahrver:aiutt I.eti,:ii:piti,ey,r4,t,itrrti;geict.tibile::o:s, „ . :tient of ;the: coontry. . . ! • 4 oA, " . The •sitne,dny, .the,.princes..VlLtA'Ag'6,m, .CAsTA4...Nitro,vo, .L'Afteny, fir,Lonndt,all.oct .. pother, were seized by tier- oardi, sital s° ,, , ,e/ board it,Sicilian map 9f,war lying in the lisp 1 ::, , are bitnished to Pantilaria, and to two otherlo;6l, for ' having, as; her Vioclamatiun• s4vs, ''', l4 ' ol again,' "heir Suvereign,.in.protesiing 4g 4 i 114 ' dri ti ..Of cIW per cent. and Applying . f'or the at,istoc€,,,i Great Britain to Withstand tl:e lawful autlwrily 0 iii..i !':.ll.tisti:, Fz.i . D'lNA' A: . D. *ssicti cf) `.1.:447 some means the queen got psi , . ~ by P " r ,..,,,,,Guyer,....,, 5,,,,w,,..,s ~,,„ -.3. ~fthati fd. Sicilian B r uns; Ala: utiject.al v.irlwaod ‘ W:S "t9,roscerOin.. if they would hd suprPt ledln •-,,- alt,op" 'o °rip anew Ggiernweilt. - . f ; ..... .i,...:The(pile oultage6o,l3lr; site swears:she . wili ti-indeperidcznt.ot ili e 1;„ 1 4 11 that: will apeent.of no harther-pelelloliqr „ust filqinit anttSfie has declared that. sbeflolt l4 1 t,,.. the kocri:ni of ihe Ntinists, Lord AVlLlr kis Cre , ' TlNPlio.,:Sfie-iiiii irowever,•Coofed tiroati,';',„--,.0 SOIU- 1 kW, : al . yeslerday 'warming hil-Lottbi'r•to,,o .ouishore,: lit‘4ing arrived- theTrecedin eveul,lo'ol -t,iktßarne) i Ow:his-. tippcoraoce, a.pariy of ' l4 1 , ,, ,,„ 41.Rike.c.vkiairds6vete ordelod w „pearl on iii, r tio ip Aril„ ate, itv high "rf.qt"peciations that his '-• () I r ilvT , ' will ipu; • that:cry to rights, and that he ' 61 ,„ 1 ,,i,1t. , cc-de-for the unfortunate: who "rt . ' i s„ J pc ed. Ind who are not only the.most distiaplis".:lolo,, Taltic,..tiut the most popular charaeters in 41 ! , a . ' t..r, ; B 2 o ' y ri i e ti Dulie, of ()ALAALis , , willi o 16111 ;7 1 '0 4 allgarest, bad-11a4..house. surroundedbY a't)ti,,,,,t,,11 .13 1P1 ; 1 7 i d 7 i iti : !r f . tfd TS1' , 1i i , raid] Guards, . -. :l tr : ej ::17.110tijkjiliti';n(141°:;:it::;:iiir:4: Vidylrelt:(';C:l4r.ll):::,:fejlitii'ij,:! it has ended, but I supnowi ordiro-our AIIII"04 ad tetferes, his.ituysl Highness will also lA' se , into exi;e. - r, i , / ,/0 A letter trom an Officer, i n Lord \S , 114 TONI ' S Artily, dated F u cilie d'Oi)i)re,. uri tl “ . ... sa)4-....5a wards ' kie la a in ri a n n y ca is , at I hi.; rime ail at I) stinds',"yt,°; .: exiled to move'iorwald if4i) Spam in a feliv,-_.• e , 0 y lair; rent ion g ne te: of.r force t: collected. tci p : ele rpi 11). ei:bt our w t ta t: t t i ' o c ri s i t ' : :r , iigif i . c c i a e s :s v d t . e t I ; It hearl : 1 i i t I bt ' s i : P i : ° I : : k r ! : 1 4 . : i ventii,! s bOrniroin getting ani'adPplies• The 41* viiigiliOtt:;;;:ci:vils-I.rijlis.tiliolls: s;fuid'rl:v 4jaridatill!;P°:.:sll-! allti3l.ll''''T' 111 'it is th4lelf hack that :14b t a di*ni ... d A p t'ttt netbefrench Woukl.coniSe°odurlie°.t)ll‘ cdtiCli .(lititltiiqs. -; - ' . 1 0 .4411 i ,, .. - ..., , - ' : ca nton •,• between Foente id'OPora and .cosiel 13°11',',j fur ill. ward.A.% v4 e '.i lr fi t l i b 'e 'g r gr : r r ea o -at l ie".:1:1 C ; . 1 ; a el .11: 1 . ir i et. , u ' '°': d t:e a ..i t it e ° ll .ll:e' A Qa: :: t: :::: '''::" 1 ( ,::::' ,... ifi : • i o gio 3 ro i.:: l o °‘.. o Tlv u hl7 g e- iia ji4;l i ni : t i lai l 'g r ie o la n n' ; ',et s '. .(1.-::;:i''ct7eeidn .tltiftee.po,Yell'•:?(lllibilliiiltilt'C' Ail tO 4 he - d - j • d sp,oiab ° I . , ~0 cere by t ao.t nt s . • 40 .00 t,,,'n..4, 0 ,neLi11i !English.' Mr. Meiid, th" ` e ro 04 . 1 41 ,..ti,t 11 , 'faiebr went over in a Bag of laic . 1 - 3) , Ad ir, French at Port_St. Aldry's oit A Infisitiii 'to i0,t3 4 dtr t iei l ° ; : i lt i e t oi c ra llny i e r:c pt e u ruai m: : : ' , tei i t) ;:a h so n t ; v ce t :i t t.t: ;: i : ie w t. ocil'ants:::,:kidre,en:etio,::::;:rnin::idki:tdavi , I : n ; o c o , t i t ' pp l' l rw 'll e i 1 ' : eb se . : : :,,: : :::1 t : :: : 0 0 1 . s . : Spanish A better uoderstandingpootar ex , :i 9 t s , bet : ' ,lo4 . a ants! !British GovernMents ft •.• Accounts-holm ‘'.ilencia di' the 17' n ialavi: stale, Aar Blpke ass is-..,d i here on that dlat firs we ar h be il n ii :e g . ° l 4 fl o c k lli , : jae li p t:t i i::: l 3l to -rha t n i L er I:leetctililboe)'rl'et:;:esi;:srlilntS;cl)°:ll,tl°llt:°'ulat:lld:Pieltrriail:l:l6:- .. troops which were going to bea!egt.l lertis::ils, . , to retort to Arragon,'' co u es e at 1„ - Sir Howiauf Dost.,dLAS. Of tile Diii,itary, . of, 1. lerLow,. is arrived at Cor uniilii as Priiidnil..ngerd, of supgrintenit,the delice'ry to the. SOnisfy".couvny, I . ?! -urine..and 4/0113 - ! , e:11 00 1 11.°411 I ' l ! S t i oteil l°ll. __ _ ~vereit4o.B:to:he:tr that the artiis hie di'l.'' , ~ ii they ~ mantninorzlittputtis"pigtiooth3o'fortoiY, N. " oi $ 1•0 r SeE not likk.ly :to be.o•::,.;eiiii. ,A.pdtit 1,30(..:i::;: si . , kipany.troopped and itt progress of 10$ 11 i t;v, , G4O#QA Cot t, YER fibs tilt" ootnctitiod iot,)% , ;: a id g reS) '.. • IwPthrtugal tWel‘e neW regiments 0/,•'-' ir,l li tioa; .. " lieu . treopa, aie . powi raising.. ,`,l'. l ) c Y ts " 1004 ~ 6" men 'each: , Fribr of these 1 ; , - j ot ., t 's. I i b een n bi g e :i!r i i i i: e- r d 'i - g i ve n 1 . t i : irt : 41 r i ll l r s ßt e : 1 1 v ' 111 e s Ai : ; : . :r : b 6 ) °1 g : Bit' 6 : 1 : : e d. ee their bs ;I # l 1 1 c t': v' r''' ' . 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