The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-03 00:00:00

074. ,' I , F ~.:. , 1 I t I 1 i f !0 ,I_:' , fr .1 I 1.: si N. voLit4 guts utciss VALIUM AUDittet.) L. 0 N D 0 N. TtiVSDVire OliPtittelltEß a, 1311.• Purittglit. ~,. ~.: ~~~`: ? f^^`~. t ~.4 " I:XCBLIANT cross-exlnnnatint, It adoihwd, that lie heard it said in hr tennilpthat tlit4 deeeaSed letintds had been hubj , rt to fiir. Thislehtitntipy pia an end to the cas-, and the Jury loutld accordingly for it* de ien,lants. I. S . A iktilvto--1 1 Dublin, i IV.aietftut, I.)u , •- 01: STOCKS THUS 1.1,10/ Af I' WEAN It O ' CLOCK. COASOU fi4k Ornniurn,' . . pr, : ~ -~ " Ointlsor-Castle, Sept. 3, 1811. " Ely; MAirsTY has passed , a bleepleSti night, and is nut gtii:e so wcil this Morning. • 11. FIALFORD. oi W. 111:11F.111)1iN. " 14.1V11..L15." Dispatches from Lard Wat.talloroti, dated the .Ibth nit. at Puente Gen-1001de, were received by Government thii morning, but we ate asNureil that they donot contain any intelligence of importance. wheie le is Lordship's dispitches are dated is in theaeighbourhood Cipdad Rodrigo. This morning we recekeil Lisbon Papers to the toth ult, fi . oin which :we love.thade some extracts. Lorel WELLINGTON hits made, a reconnoissance as far as Coldat. Roderigo. General Maas:oh:l' is at illettlitia. It scow probable that . will . soon be rAnewed on the Northern f'rvti(igrar.sli, • ~t ri • Th e re isiens,-, 11 to believe that the Frentlttvill shortly be driven boas the. possessions which.thei acquired on the Eilti,lerll shorit of the Athlone. Our Readgrg will' rerolle6t (hit, by the Treaty.of Peace 'between Austria and France, in 1110, he former wm obliged to cede all her possessions on the shores of the Adriatic, with a vary trifling exceptioniio the letter. Before, however, the rieneh could !ake. possession of the ceded territory, a portion olit," ;Called " the lloO,ca. de Cattero," was occupied by -the Ro9sians, who retained it for a considerable tine. The Inhabitants, after the Russians were ,vitltdrawn,. made a most gallant but ineffcaual re• ttistanceto the Mend' they were compelled to sub 7. mit 'to Snperinr force, but with the dettrminalion, :as it rippeari, of taking the 'first opportunity of re •Vtinitig their independence s and tliot cpp6rtuttity, we trust, his now occurred : . The. following letter 'has been received from an Officer belonging to our ,trquadrott •in the Adriatic .' l o t v ;, t fit i .—A titvoltit ion has taken place in the Dom de Citrt.iti., and 311 parts near itagnia. - The Frencharecetl leniitg as fin yto oppbse what they call tile insurients, but •their uslm)st L.ll'.lets, have not been al)le to raise more than then. These will soon be overwhelmed ; and in tear *mow tti you will hear that the French 1,1" e entityly driveivout at Daltnatts -zit is hoped even to the , very ;too of Trieste. I t li3s,been truly tiscettsined, tbat not one Frenchman is lett 011 the Adriatic aide of Calabria, the troops 'having 'been to.S pain, anti some to quell.att insurrection at Plana tya ; so that the ILI 'hat iait Army can cxpe4t no tenet- Pont thv Nealmllol domi4iotic!' If thi,i enterprise . ahould, succeed, as we trust it will, the consequences will be innst important, be cam it will deprive the French of an opening into the viry heart of the 'Turkish Empire. The t.ut render of C9rfu must also Inflow, by which, vvyt the French will be, in etTe6l,, excluded froihr the Adriatic. _ . We this mattting received the, following extra ft OM Um littenos Ayres Gazette of May 25 OfFICIAL DISPATCH Pti.o4l, TLlt+, JUNTA OF Tint IiNGIJOU OP CHILI TO THAT OP autos AYRES. i ‘ The means of moderation adopted by:this Go. vertnitent, have . not 'been stttricieut to ,gain the Itearta of fhe disoffeaed to the setual system of go vernment. Ever given, to their perst nal interest 4, 'and tenacious in their caPriees,,they have etidea. v onred to 'compromise the, public tranquility and of the kingdom, substitittitig'in their place s diaortier, rand what is worse, despoasm. "'Tile, Itt when this Junta, .and illustrious 40064: in. union withrthe noble people, named their representatives w lie Congresg, clay fixed upon by the ill disposed to attack the. inuitut ed Autliipittes-, and at the salve time sficrifice'A e principal cal trie • nobility, abandoning to leroC4ty of the Soltlieo. It TH„ti ft F E U tj E RAS, commander of the tier battalion of infantry, pu6ming - 1 1, e career of hi i former and enormous crimes, %%Inch froin tlyw 10v..e4t sitaitiort itt frladrid, had Concluded him to the' Presidency, of Valdivia,' had the audacity to seduce from their duty a considerable part of -the coips of Dragdous which wtre in . this capital untie: ..... • . . Art` M. BENEVENI:I3...HO, diatery presented himself betuie the Alinigierc of Justice, who 'wore Sitting, and placing at thelr'dis• Wishod to support the rights of the Nation, Huh no tangot eriisted l agaciut Oat innovators acid (lib. turners'of the public tiailquility. the..sight of .a:tnoveineht- ‘n wiforseen, the Junta had scarcely time to unite die faithful tra,opi, and concentrate in the Offline the flew battalion of grenadiers and their trave officers. The traitor FiGuSiAs, who did net reckon epon the protriptiroile,of this measere, furiously stta.cl eck. them before l'hey had titne to torn), but the newly formed 'grenadiers. Stlitained w:th singular-fittnness the attaclz,: and -at the first discharge, ohlged ttiini and his followers to seek safety in fli ht. The traitor tank reftigo in the Sr. Domingo', Convent, from which be wonld - harie been drawn And torn into a thousinid pi'ets, had not the Nl3- giitrate" pr'otedect infamous' life, in order that lie might be tried by a legal form. At twb at night - he.. received sentence, and at lOW' ill the morning wily executed." His Royal Highness Ole Duke of St , sse.it had - an f . ether violent attack at hi complaint yesterday. As soon as Lord l l-1 , 4l the arrival of the Duke del Intantado, he . waited 4on ,wit h all posiible speed to p,i hi s respeas., MOn AI) , tile D.v . ke and' Duchrss del Itititinatio:ditted with Lord, ffolland, at if illand lfuu,e, Kensingt,:n. 'O t is respect Cy his Lordship to Abe Duke, was to consequence' of the prnsieuhr :ttetition dttra civilities he received from the Dike when in Snant. Tire instructions of Sir Joseph YIIIME, on his late cruiv • were, to croize otf, the N.W. part Lit . Corvo (one of the Western ',thuds), witikn .view: to Tall in with the hnineward•bounkt China fleet, which arrived three weeks 414iett. Sir Jo' LPH Ic4. ,COlO 911' lha 1901. • Lilt. The only . enemy's, vessel the squadron save, &frit% ire six weekscruise, was the' ,the French privateer 4dt/tiro/ Mu tin, Thisvessel ; sails so •inirnitabty, that it must be from some cá- wally if wo ever capture her. She rin the taati"st &tiling ship ip the selotqlren out of gtlit iu six 1101.11 . 4. Some more Papers at;dteth4s twin liuettos Ayres have corric to hatld, frbrn . whi e t t we h ave extra4ed the folios. lug artiehiti ofinteresting intelligence ;•-- BU,ENCr* AY.lll4,..teLi' 1......411 last time Portu guese, to the number of 3,000 men, are coming to, succour Monte Video. rite PtoiLicot or the Junta has informed me that the troops have embtriced at Rio Janeiro for=this . Objeel,, ts'hich has occa s i on el the haSty departnre hheephundred men tor the opposite slie of the riverohe whole of whom are to be commanded by Ferrada. I consider, that whenever this occurs, the Portuguese will be able to take po, SesSiOn at the whole of the opposite side of the River Bale, which is what they have so long contetnplated and wished tar. " JULY Wdeo is so closely blocks .d .by our, army, that it is cotnpelied to subsist upon whattioever provisions th , y hayrin the town. Elio is determined to hnld'oLt to tileT7,st, and rig sonic or our bonibs', have fallen in too towinr, no saYr, that lt * our army does not dccrunp immechatuff, he wilt give ordeta that the bled:atilt sq.ladron shall..fire,bottibi in!o Buenos Ayres. TO-tuurroW an- expedition of ISO() men will sail - to reinforce our artuy on the other side of the river, and opi)o . ,e, if poiss.ble, the . Portuguese who.atecle.tined ut SuCedeir: tbtvn. The Army of Peru is in sight . ot Goyeniche ; as yet wt have no account of any engagement, but the news of a dreadful battle is heady expect . .d. s ..' The priVate. letters brought by the Anholt-Mailt which strived on Sunday, announce, that additional tlteai4re4 of severity bad been adopted by the French Government at Hainburgh,. for the purpose of pre-. ventaig commercial correspondetictt with this coon , ply. Having succeeded in cutting.off all comment cation between Hamburg') and Heligoland, t hey had now diretted.their attention to the correspondence. between that,city and Gottenburgh, in Ender to dis cover whether any commercial intercourse .was held, with England through that inetlium. Accordingly, three bags 'of letters, which had been trade up at Hamburg)), to be forwerded to GettenbtfrO, had been stopped, and the letters examined ; when it was fOUlia.lll3t some of them were ultimately' its. tended for British merchants. Such -.letters were detained, °and the writers- of them were i , unished. The flamburgh letters are in future to undergo ati inspe6tion, before they arc allowed to be twat off to oottoborgli. . t f; In Swedish Pomerania, also, the Inost,severe mem, Ames have bean resorted to by the French. 'Several Merchants have been taken front their homes and lainilies, and *rig to Wesel: Th e I)anish .Consul at Itostock, having been sitspe6led of taking:A bribe tor conniving at tfdr-le whit England, has been order. , etirto Paris ai o prkuner. Distressing ac'2uptus have ,reached us from Got. tr.tthargh relative to tlie . ileefortnetehanttmt, which was nispervetUon the, 13th ult. in the ,thltic. It was apprehended that many of the ships would felt into the hands u the enemy ; and th:it th(Ao which escaped would sustain consi,clerable Sir JAIIIRS SAUMAIIIz,`Z, t h e r,i , jaieo the stOttn 3zitett; gave order, for, the collez.ll.-m of the scattered vesiOs, with whi c h vi t w he 3 dispatched' several ships ot, war; but, .by the last, ace•:)ants from Gottenbargh, an inconsiderable nutuber only had been a'ssembled. The del tts of the foll s pwing regiments hake bent) remoted to Winehesiet :, 41st, 57th,,, t4d, 07i11, and "g7fh. A soldier, belonging to the -68th regiMent cif foul, is nwm wider confinement, at flyrnoulh, tor kit int; do erred Item that corps more Own thirty 11.1f1 Lin irliihire cllitia arrived -in Edinburgh . on ,Thoriday afternoon, o: .t heir tome train Dunbar to Arilraqtao, whore they et»tark for Lieutetrant•Buttxr., 4tth Regiment, of whani wa% 30 1 / 1 1.1 time b.rth Oen in .: 311 . 0e l'aper.4, fill been itent home to 'hie, tpr,ttitry by LINGTON. flt arrived in OW 1.-ds;,42h. There are ;two transports at' Pot tsmOtit h, having on board a number of male atitffetnale . contrkts, for Botany Bay. A young I.4dy of respedability :trill" large tbrtune, attended by some female dotnrstit is going out with rh m, for the purpose, it is - ,said, of being married, on . their arrifoi at thesettlemeni, to one of the above convict‘. LOTION AVG. IB.—Heed-eittarteni- At El t3adon on the 12t1t..--1011 the evil, Lord WIMLINGTo* made, a teconnoissance on Ciudad Rodrigth covered by General SLAnb's hiigade (.1 hoist% and the light division; the garrison consists of ttioo infantry Mid. a few Cathy, and has provisions for - three - intinthg, ' - MAttmotetcreinattis in 11)0 vicinity of Placentia. Our movements do not seem to have occasioned any al- teralions in his plan. Two divisions and a brigade of cavalry rem int in the Memoir, *With` General . HILL. AI! goes on here as we could wish: 1,14 , 110t5, Stn i-t.•--According to accounts ceived front the Oth Army of Galicia, we find tWai c• the grand reinforcements expecied from Franct.; Irc now reduced to a - reserve of - 18,000 men, which arq to ass&inb:e in Baionne, .through-which. to..vn mote • than 36000 have matche'd fit —France during Ow last tiVe months Ot this year, in adtlitloll to which -the enetny'ha4 stiffened an immense • loss in killed, Rrisoners„ and deserters. This informaticin 'is con firmed by other channels. , • • The army of Galacia continues to ad. upon 11:e Offensive, and by the pos,ession of the brid. , ,e of Puente de Orbigo, and cuts off the com munication between Liao and itenavente; and cunt- Mands the Banks of the Ebro.: AsTottGA, JULY f2g,—The famous chief, LONGA, after being,briskij pwisu , :d for soine,tit,ie, exiricxed himself, and succeeded in making :100 prioners. Tire :'•1 legion of cistile is atiting . iu the rear of the etteliV. NOTICE FROM CASTILE. The Litinietiain of cavalry,, MC/101oz, H faot to Don J. St tietlEV, Cornmantier of the and pint of the filth distriacamprdiended between the Tejo and Douro, informs his Principal,_ under d;ite of thei.!3d inst. among °Vier things, of the Slate of nlc.eLade, in which, by means of the said cavalry, he keep* the fortress of Ciudad Rodrigo, whilst a strong English corps destined to besiege it in ford) is apprinching. Accnrding to advices from his Excellency Captain. pelletal '‘.,ASTANOiI, , s ,army will shortly receive ; reinforcement of fioo horse. VICINITY OV CIUDAD RODRIOO, JULY 29. -...:The enemy, in number 5000, conducting a.convoy for Ciudad Rodrigo, set out to-day from Mai tin del X:), ,and marched by Caleada Real for said place from Zatuora, to Salamanca and Ciudad Rodrigo there are tew troops; in the second place therejs garrison of only 400 men, who keep in i befort, The French expacl no reinfeteentents frt..« France, (none have entervd fora considerable lime), which . causes great disgust among the Generals. Getoeral-SANTOU.ILDES has uci;ted to the cavalry under Lis corniudnd more +llan 1000. horse, from tEe different parties. DjUI,IAN continuer to enlist for the serv;ee throughout 41i the towns on the banks of the Tomes., ZAMORA; JULY 2G.—The garriinn at this plci cOniiva of WO infantry nnd.3o horse, the govLrnor greatly' persecutes the inhabitants, ,Every Oay . CRU*CS some of, the most. respedtatile to tho imprisoned; .it is redkoned that at present 'hero et:01 104 of them confined in the cagtio. Tssi Awrs.—,-ttiat admirable nurseryel Genius, Toni tiatrtsn'INSTIJCUTION, has been recently en itched bY' softie excellent *Bo- PIUSIDO, VANDYLS, and PAnt. produk;ttons . of the first tour, of these great Masters have been lent to the Insti'unix) by their respettive owners for the use of 'the Student 4, and d m fine 'picture of the last has been pat-chased at , high price ,hy the Directors, for the Sallie Laud Isla purpose. These Piaures are tinW in the G3'lvry, which at present is only open to the Si udents, who arcs copying them. It is proper to mention that the DireOors have adopted a still more liberal plan than at first, for the Students are nowperinitted,to copy the whole Of ,every work of distinguished excel- Before they were only allowed tO'take de tached portions. This new regulation, which, of course, %%nil be confined to the Iqttires that belotig to the institution,, uniesS with the pertniSsion of the propfie , ors of others which May. be leot, , ,pinduttive of greatadvantage to the young Artists, in enabling them ry embrace the,whotede,ign at the ori,, , .irt :stet, and consequently give a' mote emnpreilemcive iicopo to th e ir respectivo Tbe are employing themselves in the, bcgm' generally :to.have entered' into a libe• rar. - compelition, with their originals. There are sit cral tair ArtistS 'whin are likely to distinguish themselves by their ,taste and fidelity in copying -those originals. Among the works , well worth' no* tieing M' the Gallety . is an Engraving by Daum- SioNo, from his own eiCellent Picturetit.the Death of NEr.soN. It is a very. spirited work, and thew s; . .the varietyof his talents, The fine Picture-W/11r:- WesT,nt of ," Chri,t .heating the Sick," reairts..4 l the - Galle . ry, and Mr. HEATH, jun. has far advanced' ill a tine Dr.twing (,1 - it for the intended • Engravings I consequence nt - itidi4posiiiim of Mr. Unto, the Secretary, Mr. YOUNG, W,ilo.vt, Skill in the pro ineb of 41/etztginto iii well knoWn, presidei his place. • ~ ' 'chi old ruins of the' Saimr, now occupied Partir as a timber-yark!, are,•it is said, to he rornevedliQ"g with the various old buildings adjoinmg, uPuP the site thereof is ti.; he hunt sit elegant Seicios..-Sunday morning, . a tradersinani.,rr? Msrshain-street,,W6stminster, put a period tdri•73lo' existence by cotting his ihr9att with a c1a3P 4 k0 0 ,.; with whicb'he cutnEletel,y"seytkid itis • - T 4.• _ SgPfe. Sit..=7-' Arrived his tf,tiestvs 114 'Diomede. from the E,lst Imliel; &afford ad gal (*.niters from oil }Majesty's ship lininaricydd for Pow Sailed his }Majesty's."l'o4lll; ' stud the B o ario for Porsroott), with t.oovriy. SE: I. —lAirived Maje.ityS Loiona, Skylark, and Coins, with a con 4 fr°th 1" 15owtia; Lail Spencer, cutter, with sciP v(iy , ti ‘ E „ ~8345,d th . e. Wit 3 CClOVO.y.;iikt.e 1114 i) ; the-Gannet with a ionvoy for Cork. Th 6 ihneric.4 takes ookt)y for Porteitl, C\lis and Gitraltar. • 7' 'Arrived coaiteri aint colitet.t. N i'it ' it' ...I'rotni);)eitSt . l e . 1 ,. for i U ti . 1 I t ' ii)()r?:11-Tzo IF7n.srteithilill; I:' ; ll4 r ie(!kn, F .' 1 if°,•al. row Arum ,Viatt,,aratta Anna 4.1 t` ;lat. Ctor.4., . the 4th inst. at "No 9 ° No.; drudit.stieet ; i‘:(,;411C11 !*1,4 Wednesday and Tlittr . tia e y . ca(,:"Vatr' to Mt: hlitterVa, OP the 4th im.t. on bou t ; r:` I,rl "WY Monday And Thursday, at 1,11/. 13,.0010.' ' , itfh ' 4%1'141" a'ilti Di(intede fur the itolja, on 1h0410°,1',„ inst. at No. .tz, i-lotb,,ti:,coutt Glay's,,lnn 0t..0110.4.,. Wed.,esday awl "I Itut:,(l4 •. ' • . Comus mid l'eli4:4l 1.,);'• the Atin catherins' ,oi 1 ,, Y 1 . in .t. , at No. 3, lirictc.t.'nurt ~.'letty:e; ,ICCalled coif i'' . 7 day and Titur,.day. . ' 4, '. . ' lo' Nympitv, for Ow Plato Jupiter, :wit EA el ite, Plv,: v i'''': " N''. 3, 1104.-eou'a, Tent I.• t t.ttled ever), '` , I) t., 4. tl4Y•iltict TitursdAy ' a.ad e viici oc ay k o. • tor t:c.,.An na . ,N,artne, on titc 4th .11'51...314,, . ' 0 4. ' 11 there. n.7,i, GiC.lt I(USScIi-StlCet, litawnshury-stluate; 17, i - if Clei ---ti.,-iflcite, for ate on on the jd inst. at o . ' ' limit 's• laoe ; .re.milcd 4Yeify Tuesday Mai Ffidg,- ,Aiiikt, 0 Wei, Gl;•ndo%vet, rot 'the. ItloMpt4Dic. 00 oc y p os °. 23, Nurtoik-swer Strand; raidled ctery . . • OS at : '17 .14 11e . ' ft, ' Roe ill ; is the""4—;.entoutit.'i'nd thstribattoP.., the !British Navel force, ell to this day t--Al id*ii‘ , iiiitPt 91)10S.Of the line, 10 front 50 to 44 getwit 134 J '° l4 7 • iO9 sloops and yachts G boons ttoti file Ott 0, rt:!iA.. 34 cotters, GO se'llooners, goti-vc4o;l'o.. -,b,,i &c. .Totnl .595,.--11, port mid tilting, SO ii i i. lint:, 4 from .50, to 44 guns, 5i frigates, 1:3 )..,,r,: &C. I 1 brigs, 3 cutters, 14 scliootias, &c,, 74 1,00.--Guard-ships, 4 of trig hoe, i of ail ttlL l t, frigates, 5 , sloop,. bre. Tugal 13.--ficiit'l4,7o A. Kisco -Ships, &c,. 3St 'Of the line, 4 (roil bu tw guns, 3 frigates; Tarot 39.--Ordinory,alVoreiv:4li g el, 'for service, G 8 61 toe bee,' 14 fro . 4 ta• $ guttg, .62 frigotes, .29 sloop,. sc. 7 borobi, ,116..., brigs, .1 Cutter, 4 schooners, arc. T ut° , „of, Builditig, 34 of the litle, 3 00111 50,10.. 4 ;1.,, I(i' ttigates, 3 sloops, &c. t brig. 1 01 I , Grand Total, 1,025. . •••••••••••••••••'...................... . r. _ _ k froll IV Abe Spitfirc,' witich arrived lad wee 1,4:• CPor4nna) WO have received a copy al a l c ' ter tr' pi D n ..ttiAN PORL.IBII, truill 5V1)16.1 ilia fl u te' 4 au . extract :—. ' . . o il, " COMILLA AO), 17, 5,,,, ~ A very sharp battle hay bier) litoWlt!ta 141 tsoder, Yorrelitegs,. aod p',. 8 5uci,,,c011;74,, c lo the elietrty of 100 men ptisonos, and 61 I . ': ,„. " men killed,. and -300 wouoded. b , 3% it ,e. connoitrcd the poSition;ot the edetny j 311(111°01,1,C, rpw toy. attack the first first cavutleble 110/;ovig i_anljaftritoiding an int erview with Copr. Sir ~,03 Uot.lßll, o f the Stdrueil/anie, who los prt ; s- oi we with hieepieceS of artillery. The encill);eo continually reinforced, ;but 1 hope to drive ibel a t s o tirely away from bear, with what swat! lorc,' under 111)r:order. ~ ) fil(rfri,uitt-t;ievcil'ln:rtjulAdrjE::4:4Fl°C;itg:ll' ............. :, )6/ As . p (-Pant 0 lot t .ll 1'1.'31.1.e. i'ortthe benefit of `gr. tirslPl,s: : : ,e .; fijo:ilif very Well at tendedi particularlias (hoe ocio%lol 466i1 additions, in which ,he and Mrs. 14°,:tori greatly- distinguished themselves. ' A 4, F 7, ltd. and PYiNili NNiere repeaking the &fit a 4 two or three tnisClealltfi s in the Pit give,te ,!,,itifer Fire, 'whit!) of couf fte excited cootterostio,!;oo, t4..t.Tl,e.Atri,l, . It . was yea, anon , 119..'se v ' r :: -" ,( 0011 -01 thy th is wo.ers untounded aliffol, on,u I . ,, re ch 4 rakert for 1 he purpose of depredotioti. illie:bto Vid wer - e, of coutisa, *tuned out of , the rilillfecotot regret lo.,say that they were not taken ingiftworj ID a.ncl :11117:hewreithwl::11ttheatties. s ir ilyt,coc t a l : l e 1 : : ora u y ;is :ti t : q ti iet t tie Li] toil* of the audieuce %cid)* a"i itu), and the entertaintnent out• further 'molestation. * 41,0 • ati,eior BANNISTXIt, SitlCe the+ cloqe o f his 005. 611040 the 6.'Wanaes Theatre, los beef, 1 rovell,ilig otyll'. iet toe 'various p,trts of Wsios oitlt 100.11014 ' ~ .i.i oitoe, filling of 11 I: ing otwhich bats Occasioned the )►,ostfil MATHRWS and 1NG1.61)(44, boo sett v t. 9 then proci;(00, k!....a# respelitive powers at Gliole* ' fo r act s', :Mr; Coles, the InernorliPle !lad e ~,,,a , p ., 11) 6 ~l' • g 10 OW° P 1 t OP /11'40/WIIP 14 I i I 'welly', g°/,". , ' e ict 0 I # Pecpl,o*of Ric:bine/rid with otti iiivocortit4,4ll ocioe ,iis'i,. of . Romeo. The (moo 0( .Ibii .11'1g Ili ~ 00 if ,4) IlbOUrlttg V I .4 .04.. 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