The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-21 00:00:00

THU DAY 11 r Twits,v o'ct.ocK.• Consol , - a 6 49 1 T IT r, if N. •OLZM guts Dietttg 141.auxuAUDIATI L 0 N D 0 N, TIRMSDAY, MARCH 21, 1811. IVh)4A4 CasllC, March ii, (BLs. " There has been no tnatertal difference in His. .NiAiRSTY I. 4 state within the last eight or ten days." Signed as usual. This morning we received the following Letter from Htligehind.:— If aLItiOLAND, MALICit 15.—Although the wea ther has been very favourable of late, we have had no arrivals from the Continent, from which it is supposed t he decrees prohibiting all intercourse with this place arc rigorously enforced. The 13:it Hatuburgli . Papers received here an tiounce that the new Antboritici esiablishect at Ham. burgh liaVC enicred upon the dischirge of their tune. . . it is said, that the greater part of the ci-divant 'Senators have been placed in sitneions.under .the new gev4roment, for the purpose, no doubt, of re conciling them to their degrildat ion and loss of their former power and importance hi dal State. • The fkilice of Hamburgh are at present extreme ly busy iu viewing all the places that can be spared for ti accommodation of troops, from which it is 'naturally ink!rted, iliOrtt troops are . about 'to be SU. ri o n t o -in that —coy, iti,,ogh perhaps it may only be part of the routine of duty attached to the F'terich Pace,. All 'the accounts latterly revived continue to mention t'ttE march of the French ,troops toAaids the interior itnd thl confines of Prus,ia, and speak Punt Confulohtly of appwaching hostilities between Russia and France, Tho conscription is expeacd to' be elided into execution at Hatuburgh with the utmost rigour, aito ~o exceptions will, it is' said, be allowed. rho distress oL;c3sioned in that city, in a mercan tile point-ot view, is beyniA description ; money is , twcorntuoilly bcarce, arid nomcrous bankruptcies ore exportod, In I-I,lstein the quantity of grain upon bond is irotot,ow, fo):1 t 13. facmlat„ iti eansecitlooce of having ro mariot for 1ye.3.1116(1f, are redi.tveti to itlch great Cliititiis I hail the gi'eaier pail Will nut be r;l),d 19, po tjaiir Thu numb:!r of ito4ps tliis part of the Danish territory is stated at iti,ooo men. • '3.:he old report of an attack on this island has within these few days • been, revived, . Xn the Jalade the French have 25 armed vessels, (Write of whien are brigs of the size - of otw sloops of war; and more are expeaed to rt:ndezvotA in the tteighhouri“; tivcrs front Ant‘yerp,,. whet u e , they have a 'sate by inland naci P. S. P. e hive 'Jost received poittive iolotnititioo tti.tt the Fr, tielt aad g,att..bo.tts (,even in nerntra) hAve got rotittil to the Elbe, tiriti are now itatiooed in Cu xb:wert,, so that for. the present We, can expea little rrr no intercourse from that quarter. Admiral BERTH?, , I rivca y , ste,vd,:y at Spit,head in dfricaine fro to ihu Cipe. lis Majeity's ship Africairie arrived, added from St, 421erta the 2(1 bebtoitry left there 'LW extra aldp 'tligr . it; from Bengal. The &Was, Juliana, Ann, fiarriet, Sir 'William nensiey, and Indus, arrived in Bongal the 7th No venaber. His Majesty's ship Nereid arrived at St. Helena "the tltith January. The IVindhato *as to sail from Bourbon the first week in January is h a &ago. The Comp3ny's regular and extra shipi were on the ;mint teuving the Ible of France foi India on the it of December, The troilism/nig eight country ship were engaged if) lake the. tu'rettelt garrison to Europe, v:z. Lord C4,ticfratcl),, tintPn Cad?le, Lady 114rlow, fleicn e llu~ at AIM; litirri,owes ; Good .tiopc, I'orti4. • , Accounts bre been toceived by a private vessel 'from Eishon to the li.?th hut. at that Owe the armies remained iu thtir'former positions,• and 410jos still continued to hold mit. Whatever maibe the ulti t ufne issue of the war in the Peninsula, we cannot help noticing haw completely the. p re diai on , of the Oppmitiou Papers upon the gobjea have od. • 1r caurtot be forgotten, when Lord WiLLING. 1•6t4 retr ' Cittillg to hiS Strong position in T wre3 Vedrss; with what confidenco we were told ..ihat nil :attempts to make a stand against the French wonh-t ; t nd fit was added, that it would be fortonate if dzi 1, .) f (Wily could succeed in cffetiing . his einErrk. swion, When, however), it was found that .111 A ERNA did not'think it prudent to attack the strong position ;in which ill,. Bluish Army was placed, and that, instead of driving the &Oil) into the'bea, he bad fallen back to Santarem, it became necessary to have recourie CO a new' prediction, and to assign a new period fur our expulsion from Portugal. Ac , eordingly, in the beginning of December, the Public were assured in the most p'olitive manner, that " for two months all °petitions would Gease ; but that in February MASSENA would be so reinforce.), as to make the pro action' Of Lisbon, much less ut. the Peninsula, hopeless,': In :eatummenting upon that paragraph, we said, We have very hide doubt that this prediction will prove, just as well fouuded, as the one made by the same Paper on the I ith of August last (respecting the impossibility of. Lord WELLINGTON maintaining his strong pbsition in front of Lisbon), and that in the mouth of February, the ChrOnicle will be again under the necessity of postponing 'lie complete triumph of the French in the Peninsula (or a few nt,ntlis." We feel it.linite pleasure in being noW able to state that our prediction has proved.cortea. A col,- siderahle portion of the mouth of March liaielapied: ,and the proteCtion of Lisbon is so fiti from being; hopeless, thatMAsssNA has not 'attempted to resume his operations. Nay,. ituotiA conyinced, of the difficulty of expelling lie English trout Pop: tugal, that be has inisigned soine years for the ae- Complishtneut of an: object which the Chronii:le stired us would be effe6led in little more tlian two motitilS. Yesterday. his MaiesTY, as usual, walked on \Vmdsr4 Terrace before and' eller ninne.r. Iti his tuinkr win, he J 4 4. as ae , ,ompaniod by lluduis ;tanner; and BAII4IEI and to the tuner, by Ge nelal3 MANNEES And GARTH, his I!,querries in • • Yesterday being the day ,appointed (or the Public her MAJESTY and th. PititiCESSESheard Di.. vine Service hi Windsor Ca,tie. Agreeably to. public Ildveriiiiernent, a Sermon was also preached at Windsor Church, by the Bev. Mr. GOSSETT, for the Benefit of the . Britisti Pri soners in France, to a large aui respectable con. gregation, who co n tributed eery 04,1;14 upon the occasion. The , Rev. Getitleman .took. his text from the oth chapter of the 2cl Book of Chronicles:--- The Windsor Volunteers nl ustered. very strongly, and all of . thern subscribed then. day's pay to the Fwd estabiiiihed fOr .h 4 Belief of the English Pri. son-rs in Foni;e, except one. The cancers 'sub scrib,:d itbetally. • -The Lord Biallop rrr of Litchfield roil COventri preached , au etcellent sertoon ye,terday before tho Houl,e of Lord i tiom r thetotlowing text, taken from tho ninth Psalm., 20th verse, " Pit them itl feitr, 0 LOtd, th , it the coyly know thern3elvefi to hl but men." Few itleupor',4l attoicled, bit we do not recollect haring sr. en, ,any similar on cas',on, so grcaL a nuinber of 13ishups, ,The Speaker of the House of Commons proceed ! ed in 4i3'stalceyriage to.tho,cl welt of St. Matgaret, where an excellent S,ertnon was preached by the Chaplain of the House , of `ornmons. After the Speaker was escorted by thii St Margaret and St. Johil',s.Voluotcers tO his door. When the carriage s;apped; tlie regiment presented arms, and the Iland perfornle'd ". Ciod gave the 'lcing." The Spepker, in rvtUtO for this-mark of respeet to the Commons, pAitely thanked Major Jones, the Officer ,who cum matided in the 'absence of the Colonel. . The Lord Mayor and Sheriffs iShio went in State to St. Paul's with the East London Militia Itegf. went, heard Divine , Service, and an excellent tier moo preached try his. Lordship's Cliaplain e —The Vulunieers in various parishes also attended Divine Servi :e; and the seletnnity of the day was duly oh. served.throughout the metropolis. , . The efforts Of 800 NArAliTi to ann;hilate, if possi bte, the Latin language is easily accounted tot, as the ancient writors in that laugo,tge incolctite a spi rit of freedom, and record the punishweut of Tyrants. it, would not indeed be wonderful if,. besides abolishing the use of that language in sill` .legal Matteis, and all the forms of religious wor ship, he was to order the destruction of the. Classic Writings of Antiquity. Never sure did a yyrant exist who was equally not only to,subdue the world, but to reduce it again to the lowest state of ignorance and barbarism.—But in this respect his urn will be defeated, as a taste for literattne prevails ad over. the world . , and as, according to the opinion of a modern wins, the works of Str.tkus• ytitkitz may hereafter be repeited by tire PC4s:.;l3ls Japan. Hence then the Gallic Despot, by his ,fruitless as well as despicable atteMptS to extinguish the light of literature, will only bring it with gkji e r, terce to illustratohis climes, when mankind shall happily be released from his detestable yoke. The highest hopes of success are formed on 'Ge neral Grabitas Expedition . , of which. Ministers daily' expe& intelligence. Should this diversion fail in' its important objet, the relief of Cadiz, the attempt will he made without any material risk, as our troops may hill back tan Gibraltar, should a .retrogrado movement become advisable. The PITT CLUB, we understand, are already very naive in theirarrangetnents for celebrating .tht ap proaching Birtla•day of:the enlightened and virtuous Statesman who gave ucasion for lively institution. We are glad to find that there are a great number a Candidates for OffillifiSloll into that prod Ilia the more the character of Mr. Pt r r is consi dered, the more it wit' be held M esteem and vt, . Tier:mon bi 7 Mg countrymen. Out it has baen de t‘alnined that the most scrnpulow seleetiou take place, in order to' render the Society as re spea4bie as possible, to ensure its permanency, a mi d estimation in the tilablic mind. NAVAL NEWS. PCVSIOUTH, 111/OtCH his Majesty% slip 'Met; with a convoy, consisting of about. eo 'tied for tho Dowli3 also sailed the Portugneie ship: ebnericaine,FoNSSCA waster; Intlefatigatte, B111AND; anti Margaret, HILL, tor Loudon'.` Came down the harbour and anchored in the Sound, •hi* Mijesty's ships Indefatigable and Came driwn' from Barnpool. and , anchored in Oie Sound, the Las American frigate. Arrived the Oak, STEWART, !corn Limerick ; In dustry, DAY; 00d plebe, CARDER, from WateriOrd, with cargoes. of : provisions for tl,iti port ; joker, Somts, from . ..Yarmouth ; • Ale,. cury , ADAMS ; and Lurk, GottLEY,.frlff.W,tlCS; Dispgich,"DAL l ING,: aOID Bristol; Hope, BUCKLER, from Bitieford;• Ann , LLOYD, front Liverpool, Unity, WAY ;;'Providence, ,BucY Pallas, JORDAN, Iron! Neath. Arrived a French chasse mar6e With a cargo, in iLt lv tli% Majesty's ship Lyra. His Majesty's ship Drycul has detaint.d and sent in here the American schooner tea Sisters, front Marblehead, with a cargo of ash, bound to Bour. deaux. Arrived 'the Fiord, FUME, from Liverpool.. Sailed tlie Amerkan frigate Essex for Portsmouth, to receive Elie American ,Minister, Mr. PIiiCKNEY, who, will proceed in herto Anierica. Arrived a , French ehasse . maree, with a cargo of I,,andy and wine, .laht from Penzdnce, prize to the ilirow schooner.' PORTSMOUTH, ATARCH 20.. --Arrived the Afri eaine frigate from the Cape of Good Hope. Captain \\raw', late of the Younf William West Incliatnan i, Came home in her. Aigi arrived his Majesty's ship' Ariel with convoy from Plymcigh and the Tie / mendous and Princ e s s Caroline from a uinize. Sailed his Majesty's shipsliecoy, and Satpedon, DEAL, MARCH VO.—Passed thrqualt the Downs a Turkish frigate. Sailed his Alajesty's Twdcd.,. and, La Ivymphe, on a cruite offthe Texel. 19.—Th following vessels Lave Railed from 'Whitby, for the fishery . , viz., Vo. //law, .DAwsoN ; Wtr.sov, T , #iltianz and AO; STR VE NR s d . p j i ; els o N ; iteS(4l4lion ) SCORESB Y ; and Henrietta, ICEAliswiT. The .Endeaoour, , of INCitth'Shiolds; the Satisfac tion, of 'Sim:kiwi, and ilte. iipaito, of Yarrnulth, were driven oo shore on the Gunfleet Sand, 'during a violent gale - , on Wedries , tay awl it io feared will go to-pieces. Crews saved. The Alal4l, El4w.otir:s, of London, from North Shields to LOndon, with. t/ keels of coals, struck on HappisbUrgh Sand, on FridaY . su'nnigbt, and Was deserted by the crew, who were picked up at sea by the Alava! tun-brig. TottuAv, MARcis l7.—Sailed his Majesty's ships !Lizard and Recruit; with the trade for Newfound law]; under convoy, all well. Cowes, M ARCH 20.—.TITe Grasshopper gun. brig is on shore near Garnet Ledge, but expeded to b e got oil' next , tide. Arrived the American frigate Esser, from Piy niouth, supposed for the Purpose of taking on beard Mr. Pt soK N4Y. Accounts from Dunkirk state, that file three 'American .1410114 who were l e ft on b oar d the t~l ,. , 4rin (captured by a French privateer, afterwards gallantly recaptured by the American Captain, but i,vito was unfortunately- obliged to abandon'her), were in R 8110 It time atter their arrival in that port, tried, condemned, .and shot. by the French. Mr. Taitcav„ who was Secretary to ; V*lce-Ailmf. !al Sir ALEXANDER COCIIIIANe; died lately at Bar. badoes, in the 40th . year of his age. This gentle. man was'much respected in the Island, and his death .was generally regretted.. - - Fle had left iris wile but a few days before at Guadaloupe, and she had no idea that he was in any danger. • The MoNitear.—This faithful Commentator of our British transaetions, has, in the last number that 'reached us, .given ,;the following, 'additional specimen of its authenticity on these " l'o :now the reduced «ituation of Elngland, you have only to rake a view of the present rrta te. of her capital. The digtressed merchants, constrained to . reduce the nuinbe r ' o f their (halt-horses, now convey thCir me m rcliidize on the foot pavetnent in brnnettes [whet ;oarrows] sO , th.rit this, witi9h u t.d to b, the promenade for lAits, is now brrtotte as ruinous, and filthy a the iatl.tib. Soon after night : . fall almost Is luta' darkness prevails, from the In.ability ' of the iriliabilants to pay,the oil-tax for their lamps, Which, like'that on feeetres, or day-light, is become excessive... Scarcely a midnight orgie now -enlivens their mansions of disziriction : even Dover shire-house [probably meant Devonshire] no longer shines w:th spletidour,—and the sounds of the lute' and .harp 'haye given way. to the, clangor of th e ' watchmen's rattles, as alarms to the atitiglited htiose keeper to guard his properly again s t the nocturnal arts of masqued depredators.—All dramatic, qui harmonic taste is Red only tetnaining Thea tre Royal being deserte:l, is. turned out Maison de Cheval—illiding-house)--and Mesdames Brisling: ton, [Bill'ogtbo), and Catalani, .sing now at .e, Sadler's Wells, t h e c h iet resort Of entertainment th lot matelots, and the cutnnton Itandicraftkra4n of the city !" - • • - FREA'CiI PAPERS. .._,............... But Ittg, FEB., 24.—The Governor.OetulA d r „ otinerania, sod of Nouvelle 'Marche, ihvicnitlio be published on the 4th, an Order to the lii'u i4. omits of ,11:41onitz, of the !tie regiment 911ri".:1' vtick, of Waelholz; of the regiment of kic i ''''; 4Y,, of Zollekofer ; of th; regiment of 1;1 13, k' i w i i e .c tLen o br e ti l e s l; . ; of the regiment of the Doke of Brun'', p G e r r a m " is n s i i i o r t; ► , t4 f ' ;o hn° ll d i b t a° l• vt ie e Pd P re t °i i.ffi s s ir i ete s r i d : S '(')e t f a c ' re e l ' lt : leY::::l4illlsu:l:llr.'cti6d i ti tered into I iis. the .....nghsh service, to return with''' . weeks into the said States under pain at Vigo"' sidered deserters. Their effigies w ill be wit" , stapk4e,Riast:dmtlienicrliefreets will be confiseitied. for Iwo . ,b:,.enreefictoomf:l,lheengceediteartaoltir.....-11:otmi of invslidt.. „', , ; lot the fortnation,OF a sulblieirl°'r'acer:elaYins-tsillescilliell'7,l';"''''',ll'':' ''. Lr!' et tahlish.a cotnmunicalion i,vith did r 4 k'''''' ' i , ;ora l and the River Seitie , f,ip t - 14 . e Al UN I C 1 , 'MA R Cli i. --.:ifer 1-11011e,'' '''. ' 4l Amelia Of Roden, left our City t ide tue ri ' rg°. return to Petersburg, i , wri 1-lA:unuttott, Aliltelt 2. —For seine t.. 1)! ~, many Danish - naval otli:..ers at the liodut;''',l4'd' ini.'ilts of sailors colle‘led in I)enmarki J''''''i; Nor waY, and the 'Duchies, liaVe pissed thro,i this city. The last wer.e enrolled by ille iot City, Division, M. the Chambeilain o f Walietst _of tars de Fabricius, , post Captain in the rell,, Denmark, is also gone to Antweip. Juil'roo ro the good conduct of the msrmerc , wh e / , ,li ,i.tl)' greatest jety cuter the service of the Einl'ero l ii e s' ot .with his armiesoo restore to Europe thelivr,,,, the seas. The 'perfidy of. the English tovor c. ,, sovereign of the Danish nation, the but li A g t l fir 6 ' 'penhagen in a time of perfect peace, "" 7.'00 " 11 ' 1 seizure of the Danish navy, ten in characters of blood on the hearts uith' and indignaut Denali. , I. , o f the HAMBUIIOII, MAUCH 2.--The Dire ct° ~;10 Imperial and ltoyal Posts . liar ordered ast r : iii ii - , 0 !.1 1 . t I.";:l4.ilie;.it, tet,roatrnh:r:loilluiatgtoil small, n t ge o a t t i thl r enoiN,titoiei , Journal, conies'that e a j aY o r s iitnei4 o h e i it certiticme of its btigin, frottil'illtV I;r c e l ' lar . °ll'l r n „me of ti l C I A : u r l.4 : 1 8 , t , il l i t u : d i t.,: i au e l p ni: t ige t ) i ° l ° ) ut o tisie s ie e s4.'r c ej r n f Pk s at e °P t j t e. liri'sn(gi doted st t V: t r bl a or i ne:;°ll::JLl:::;:leslit'' ' ''l: allow o ed itt his doinains. The interest' " u r . „.,11"' ::fairs it is extended to six per 'cent. rilleP,L!'),,.;;4o(. :r.:lr:itb:ll:Becit:.,lisnriltstrflfilel.'exe:'ne'll!ittildeli,itilid:taeaPttlxbrticiPresvu°edecitillspi:i:ibiricT'tictdtteivten:oPitcY' ijetel:lB)l:leulisris)lll'-'li3retica)ec°''°i;ll:riiilPlik'i(''''le'llintileg''''';'':slli''. .................. ••••••................ 71-1 E M1L17114,.. 4. e in Council was oaien.loirlfeve,rtdsh(elaiaymp:ejial.soourireifiliniti;;;. :6111;ro)vt:' ...—,.............. Ai , ' trig a certain proportion of the Militia e '" in Od e rain to volunteer into the lteguisr i e a c° ' rtre 'l ourr; held cites in the several regiments.of ill °. i pt,:. b ,41 1 01 . The Order, after reci ti4 le i cc g, r ok l' . (4 the Af:t of the 49th of the preset). -`. . ter 53, 4 tlitts concludes :.-- er . i r 11( i .:,,_ "'4'ird Whereas the'Militias or th e ' ° ' e ,,i;it'ii''', - 1 ",_"' ridings, stewartriei shires, divioto, ~ er e , . praces herein , after , men:iiined , are nov i ri.e'V 00:65, •deficient j that is to say, wall, Per, 6 ll !, ),'' b Cambridge,- Chester, Cornvvall, Citinhe i p, ° l o ori llf. ' LT ' Devon, llo , rd S cl o:: t e Le i c esierl 1 oyt isti , fierifOrd; Lancaster, Middlesex,' Monmouth, Norfolk, N"' , ' L l t P)il' ~N , orthumberland, Nottingham, 0i,, ° .,,, i Stitt. (l '. l Dorset, Durham, Esiiex , 0 v iot , omerset, Southampton, Staffbrd, Suall"iioll.' ...ii,kling,lNor‘b Riding, and 'East 11411,016! t iwy t n o 4° r ir , 's- E a ll 'l i Nd ri lAili b gl u 'elr r nrw g i'° l i t en , Cke, _..P. ;ll;hr d ilAi i 7 n 4ilar b Qr u rtcch r ie g e); h lBl: c rliC i . :} eaWirr,Ynaii ' lli;°;lll:l:t;ll ' l(i:lllll::j:lll,,:: clildgtol . l, r r 11 ',, wicks Roxburgh, Kiree.llllr4iii 0,1.1. Frew, i-tanarK, .File, Donbarton, liol e i Atre o :j i Bann,' P61114' •Porbe, Kinadine, 6011,0" Elgin, MM.'s, Crontartr, 11(*1 , ' • e Pi' and the Tower Hatblett: thetg e Term' 114 ,And whereas, it is expedient OA' dev ottr. t i l li . tias of the said several CO' unties ritlingl; forthoritt, shires, divisions, cities, and pl a ces, , 44 illeqr c_orrvieted by ballot ; his.Royaliiiglini‘i. o f 1;11 o f Regent, in the name and on the Dal a i ! d,e ok ice „,.,l ]entity, its t lierefore pleased , b sod Art"' I,t rert:,i', "is' Majesty's Privy - Counted); to order t"" j liJ''... lie r'- ~g[' it is hereby ordered and-diretar.,cl, that t . lies' 1 ,, ritli"P'lo,P!';l, Bliss of the said several counti.'s, lief, shires, divirtioos, citior, and I)h,t c t iod , 611 :ili' with respectively completed by htll°'olrh*ii; Inent, and that a ballot and eorolittent 101,0 i. `ii lake place. in nod' fur each 01 the "',4,1,,;'3:,t1eP13:11,e' logs, stewariries, shires, divisions, ("11':;,;ed Neff for that porpose, in the mantle!' I n ' .. 1 0 0 11 ' 1 ' Ads in that behalf made ; and that, tit' - ' e :o:i:':,,, ittep now deficient in the said' tep..liit ,iiii,:ii,,ji,ii the• sat I •counti'es, ridipgs, stow."`Peh-' ga its. v.`` , ii°111) Cities, and places, „lle..iorlloo';',.: '''' ,'.'. enrolled in and for the. soid c""'„'„ Pr t.i ' il' 3C l r , Ste wartries, shires, -divisions,. eittr s, :. ; j oi l i ; 3111 ' li ) speCtively ; and that thii:Lord,Lietlfet: of 1. ,, ,i ' 0, ,,, Puty-LieutenatitS, .blid Other ~i11'*C7.;;,1001., ~,ir, con Ik t i os, rid kiwi', stewat triO, shito47:":l,3v 0 0 ; ; 0 ar ' d Plsees, 'and all others whor" " ' cr ,liot t ° l, ' . ' do - .lortlfwith proceed to , the duo eXe rii 4 10' order, according to the.laws hi tit% h" l '' ~,-11 nrlil t"- i w...—.....••/.•.••';Fn00r.."" ' i) rvr ,), I . . Ai 1 r tifi'. ~ 'ITH • LitST OF THE l'iivl' !--,:-",'.1 „ ; la „II eonjettores have laboured to es:s' . ji (j . ',, , T 0 r4 that Pius the Sixth, the present I'll'isi* i. ,,, i i i 0 plote ! h e b ea d * of trier Popcdorb, .. it I s t ‘ `'` , ,)t,!' ~ i ' 1 r b a n , s h sornti air of prOb,ibililY " o" i oar" voit' m • er singul that, at t toi, cridlo2,l, ti ii: i hiebt-1, lit the grand DoiAlis*tv '', '' 0 ,1 4 ' l'reburied, ale filled• up, ra' , .( 4l "''' , o ne 1',,, bu t ' ) J , A v er y ,fine sturgeon, ,lieig:ri,,ll 1, , Pa'!4js, was.canght at flairrpt'ot, ri ,,,t 1 0 11 ,:. j,iils; illia t ,pgrite3bly to custoin; ~".' '' r .„l it tiY Itfri;, o ''' 41Yer :.I)is:Lordshipirittue JiiitrclY I L p,i,ce the :Ineptly Water. Ratliff, to I 1 ' W tit) gractowly accepted It,