The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-13 00:00:00

"6' 4 ,-"rr f i, :1 •,, ~ . 1 : i : ' i It di, 1 ~~ ~r !I? 1,1 , 11 • ' 4 : , t 1 , i. i ' ©°- , ' :, ; 1 ‘ 4 ~ , , . t i ; , • , H 1 1 j .:~.., . , craft to Philadelphia ; his Mother and he owned a boat, but on the United States frigate peing he hid adieu to oysters,. ann became a midahiprgan on board of her, and in a few years was made a Lieutenant. He went up the Mediterranean as first Lieutenant, under - the command of Capt. Stewart, in the cylis brig, of 16 guns; when she reached her station off Tripoli, he eot the command of the schooner Enterprise. - COmmodore Preble ceivinortlat he could destroy-the - eneiny'i flotilla of gdo-boatii bly s , mding a tire-shiP arnengst them, he purchased au old strip at. Malia 16r the purpose, and Captain Somers, and Mr. lle;rSey, - ,midshiptnan, son' of a Physician. in Philadelphia, were selected . to carry thescherde into effect. ' Capt. Someis seemed to have a ptesentiment of his fate, although his,coit. rage was never doubted On quitting the frigate Constitution,: he' said to Commodore " I have got a wife and family . wholly dependent - on the--is there no other Weer Who would answer the purpose that is disencumbered?" Commodore fret* answered, " attend your. duty ; if I was to tri6Kl another . Officer, your tram: woultfremain for ever suiliaaet,. " The fire-ship in the night was tiawctl within half a mile of what is called the srinare hattery, in. the harbour of Tripoli ; the boats then ii:qatained Sta ticinary., laying on their oars, in exneOation of cant: Somers coming to them in his barge. After a paiofd delay of an hour, they heard a dreadful explosion, and no -Capt. Somer.: in sight,; ihey waited in this suspense for another hour, and were tct listo obliged to seek safety. by gabiiog their rent VSSehi, the enemy's gun•boats being alatthed, and ad9ticing towards them: By some miston supposed that some loose powder was laying, near the fusee, which, on being lighted, conimunicated to it, ind.the explosion took place befOre Cipt. Somers and his little crew were able to leave the ship, by which means they lost their liVes, without effetling the objeei that was contem plated, The crew consisted of (besides Captain Somers and ,Mr. Dorsey) It) seamen ; their bodies, were washed on shore the next inorhing, and the ollripoli kindly allowed the crew of the ?hi. hide/Ole, lei priion‘Ars, ,o bury Otero. We have since ‘ d that he are.fie hip blew.up opposite they fort, a mile short of the place intended & and of course . did no execuiion, Capt. Somers Was much . Ipgr, tted by"those who knew him ;• he'llid a most t compassionate heart, And was an excellent Son and husband, As in officer, lie witi stria', but humane; and, was 33 years of age when he lust his life. He' o rmiddle iiature, and not any thing command-: ieb in his connteriance; his halt and eye 7 bi - ows were light, which gave him rather an effeminate ap- • pp3ranc,!. M i.S. AR kIV Er. —2 A nholt, t Cuernsey, r !):1 1 )1in, r 'Waterford. I)u4 —I (...;:tuiz,. I Lisbon, t Dublin, 2 Watt:o.ord, 11:11 ).;1(1C1c$ tKta nn . r Ar TWILLV U'CX.OcK CUASOIS - 63 Orrinibin . par, pr. H S f0t.114 tIUIS biCiatt iAll{t.ll4 AUDI T? LONDON, FRIDAY, SEFTEMBER 13, 1811. lkindsoe- Castle, Sept. 13, 1811. " 'There is no change in kits Maissry's stale." " li. 11,1LFORD. " W.ltliF.lo3l,:t l / 4 1. " WILLIS." l'his morning two Anholt Mails arrived. 'war between the Itus)sians and Tut ks still can iinues, and, a u appears, to' the disadvantage - of the former. We were in hopes that' before this time the itlerts whiCh have liven itrade,,to twcen ituhsia and "I'u) key' would .11ave been ,auccess. ful, but unforttinstely the'intrigues of France frus ,.. tidied them, auti those. powers sill ,seem det.r7, mined In continue a.ebutest which, by exhausting both, will place thetn itl sonte'degrea'at the Ittt.er'ey ihe rottunon,enuthy cif utittlljokl......-I'hese &this do not britig aoy,other nLWb,of importance. -The 0 1 ,1)/ii;i.ti Writer's tery ft ecly::iscrille.whar ent:tuneptit.ttl , 4 please to the PIUNOS ItgGENTi be , Cluse the) ktow that 'hey are trot likely 'to have „ , Era;ertiptil sorarttly "flirts ' th ey say t ti :lout- PLW,JciI tieclarfAi i itltaz, • WATZlt.wns the fittest -periort within 'lll3 IctlaWrit 4 :te till the place ef'Cornmiss'aty Chief, iintwith.' ‘Nitich Mr. P2ItCEVAL Jippointeti hi9,WVll‘; IS,‘"ri;ey do . not say .I.viteo, W heft, wto \Vth (II Par NCR made this declara two ; arid if we tti t r,lit preittripe to judge of the Pit i 11tei vetiture to aay itc , Y.ll ki'gitn4s fil24-I.l' 110 star declaration, , for, if he hid it ill not very probatite:' . that his tientiinent4 wotth.lll.lr,, diAegar4ed as to 'the typointrnent it ' (irto:,tion. Dot thitsei.Writemses tn to know n u Ifitaßptt trAtittlei- 114 t h e y „I Q of his ► g ti/t411;:,30 4,Getnicnvin 4Freal abilities, official 'experience, Notl,known ih. tegritr, He ist :lilt, g6;!t(i. scholar, and c o n ve r 3an t withmoat pt the ()mink:oral tongues, and lira is the Soh - iif,COlOrteliiraatEs, vultoal exettiona-in foratinp, a tine corps of yolonteeri • it , p coo , tr A him tric;faVoitr of h:3 36vereign awl the relpect „. ; hal Cotanp-y. &Lit .proper to odd fe Imr& the teirtoril of Mr: rt'Orri i office of CotplAr6l : : ler of Army Accomm,...t2 otake way, ap alleged' by:the 9ppipAtipn Writer:;, for the appointmentpf cblonel I,3l,ol.;,:wATsti4o . )..ta.ocered to tbrit iaittgttion.. 1 ,'J "Iva!4 Aww, 11.11ppnrg, rtlfire — apttic4i ioti tOte 'per smitted to retire, as lie has reached the advanced Age of between 73 and 7'4, after a zealous discharge of his duty for, upwards of 1t) years. .l-fence this o,c , ritorioug old servant of the. public had his tv;ili fled, and he is allowed to retain his full hal o y., under the san6iion of a late Act of Parliament. A report was yesterday afternoon circulated with considerable conhdence,that a Alight change was'about, to take place in the Adntinistratiun ;' but we have the strongest reason to bel:eve.t hat', it has not the slightest foundation in taa, , Mr. Yoiu yesterday gave, a splendid dinner at the AdMiraliy 10 Sir S'AreuaL Hoot), no his ensuing departure from this country, in order to assume the naval command in the East Indies.. General MAIT LAND, and the Members of the Board of Admiral ty,. were present.--Sir SAraptit. IJuon is 'expected to leave town-early next week, aCriniipatried by his Lady,' for Portsmouth, to embark. on board the Owen Glendower frigite. Some Spanish Papers have arrived, hilt ,none of them are, of a later date than those which had pro. viously come ler hand. 'Pie only article, that. has, Orly appearance of novelly or inierein is the fellow , ing, which is .extracted from An Alicant Paper of .the 2 ist-of July . , , .`,l This day. many coas ti ng vesse l s. h ave arr i ved from Mataro, Villanova,' and" Arens de Mar. The Masters from Mataro state,,that 4000 English trobps :have disembai ked there ) .as, also Gen. LACY, amidst the acclaturnions of the people. Those iron) Villa :lova say, that the French ltal levied h eav y month ly contributions in that quarter, and, that 20 sail ct vessels, English and Spabish, had arrived with troops and warlike stores. 'From Arens it is stared, that the English squadron, with transports, and Dour ROVER, were assembling men, 84% for an expedition, and that it was reported tnat SUCHET bad gone to Barcelona with a torinilable escort of infantry and cavalry. Ills Britgonic Majesty's ship 0f 74 guns; Cossywk, 34, with lour transports, bad just arrived frorn on their way to Carthagena. ars Britannic Majesty's ship Alcmene, iron) Niymontil, as also drept anchor here ;: and General Cawo Vgittia is apoLa t o d e . part for Cadiz;."' , By his Eiidelleney V. MONROE ' Major-General, commanding the forees and administering 'tlio 'Go vernment in the I►;land of Trinidad -alid its' De- ri A I'ROCI.AMATION. , . Whereas it bath been represented to rite, that a great scar.; city of Current Silver Specie prevail:: in this colony, arising from. tire large ex poriations ot Dollars made from hence; ar,d that the only elledual ntetn..d ut dirninishing stichex porta. flint, anti . ot . retaining in the Island a .quaiitity of siren 'specie Sufficient for the accommodation ()fits inhabitants, will be' to the circulation of a certain number of Cut Dollars, riot exceeding in iturnber, iu the as,o•o Dollars.' And whereas it will b e expedient, that for the purpoie of cutting the: saii Dollars in manner proposed,. .a proper person to be paid .by and at the expellee Or the said .coluny, shall he authorised to . cut horn the centre of each of the ! . 25,0a0 clo)!Jra a piece or silver of the ,values of. One stiitttng ; and that, as 411 rodueetnent to persons hi possession;ol•Dol lars to 'allow their Dollars to be cut, such Dollars shall, when so cut, continue tq puss and be received at the. rate or valtie of nine shillings each; and that the piece - to-be cut out of cal: it of the said flollars shall . pa.s currant for i)ne Shrilling, and shall be delivered to persons tendering their Dollars to he cut. .. , have thought tit, therefore, to order and proclaim, at 1 du licrcoy, .with the advice and consent itt his Ma jeity's Council, urderand,proclaim, that it suit.' Lie lawful for Mr. Ibtin O'Brien, Who'll hereby appointed, to cut 4iteli Dollars. , Gryett under my hand and seal, at the Government !louse, this 19th day of fully, 1 0 Ily Excyllancy's WAL Secretary. rxruAcT OF A LUTTER, " Wedaesdai, January t • 11.3 i pas( etgrireactoek: • 11 The symptoms 0( the KiNti still present, in creasing,gronndS for favourable, expeCtation.. liic hum. 6( rising this day varied Iron) 1114 .ot yeetet.- day by half atr hour sooner,, that is, six ; his rood and exercises have been uniformly the Saltle as the last several days. Mr, COOP,Eiti his Nlajcsty's Own private Page, 1184 bouts more regurar in attei,d slice on the Royal Stitierer within . these lew days than for some time past. KI N G hiis; from affettionate 11141.111'iLli for hisiavourite duinestics, indicated a perteq teCollection, at inter vals, of those sqrvants who have .so many years 'Stood higricl4. in his: Royal esteem ; and this partial remetnbrance is j i ustiy looked, upon as one of the best syrnptotos. • " F,orn their zihsence on. sporting excursiong,..the ROYAL, DUKI4S. IhiVe • Mit hominred the Castle their Visit. ilicserthree days ptist, VVitn,the ex ;option' of the I,Yhtte . of *: Beveral einineni ‘Vorktnen, from•isntißtront)'s, on Ludgtite-hill*, tirriiFtljat..Winctsor y'e'Sierdsty., , And .•ate'ernpluye4 jo richly, einh'eliiilling the aptirinvonts of the Pi incess Atfk,alSTA, the Caitte, with the I IThionfib!c and superbi . high burnished gold rnoultlitigs;' gun it ii utidersteed, theciiiire.,rauge 'and Buite of royals, for thesepar3te reception . ot -the rtlifferent branche's - eif the Royal Vontily, - and their estahliihments, will receive similar orniktne.nis. • " The Out en and Princess E ZA11.1:113 have been 1163 niortiing in•theirpost-coach . on att. excursion round • I.Vllitienhead, and returned to the Castle by the way of Frogtoora. hit Other PittNCßsses did not ride thia in.rning; but in 'ttie evening, act;tur p.inied her MAJESTY to tea at. Frogmore." The 'Captain of a metenantman, who left Ant , 'werp the instant, arrived in town,' and reports, that nine 'sail of the wilt be ready to,be laorrelt ed in tl:;„t tuornli co ottober, and a va or quantity of ,woori huildingMare lies .up r tilL tivvr, drpot eitvutlz~ fur tl.)ree All tin rigging con - t. ;4, te, with Abe hlocki, come from Bonlogne, .qthe cattalo, to Antwerp; but they . are greatly in warts of inasts, for which are substituted large tree!, bound toi. , ,,,ther with. iro.i iion Ys. One illonsand Sprnish prtioners' ht4.l arrived to work in the dOck;larcls they are paid Otter.). pence per day. All the Copper smiths have been put in,requisition. Tae interior of carhon flouse,- which. has, heen for 3001 v:: tiole in a state of, piogressive reparation from the .etrects at the arrangements required for the late ripeinlid N.lte; is at present undergoing Oat-. teal etnaellishment, with,a view to an improved ar rangement el ate apartments. , Tito whole 13 e*- cutrit under ihe di d tcOlertql: Mr. AST,yettt. ' 3 ,„;.; - AmioLv .41A1Lg. WARSAW. AucvaT 6. F...:TIIACT °I LA I,I;TTEIt FROM. M. DE WOYCZVI4SICI, UgNlt'll.AL OF BRIGADE, To HIS EXCE!..1.81:(4..,5; 8 ' "'Dantzicirjuly se. --" I hate the honour to commutaimite to i lrou, in teltigence extremely interesting to yoor4.countrt.f. By ordel of his' 114jesty the Emperor Niro4alitir, the Port of Dart zic is. declared .a Tree port, end cam vletely open to all commerce whatever, except with - Ettglatici, Tim duties arerednced one.third. The King of PausstA has, it is said, adoptot I the same mode for colletling, the quties as hale taken place Dam zic,:in order to maim-din et - I - witty iu Corntner- . vial lelations. (Signed) Wayczyi;sKt." This letter has been inserted in the •lhAttio Gcir zeite, and is quite conformable to the FIEHMANSTADT, .JULYI 29.—Ttley 110111 Bu charest, under date of-the 24th inst—thai the head-. quarters ,of the .Cointnander in Chief, KuToso%y, were still at Guirgewo. lii army has, nevettlw• less, wade some. movements, taken of posi 7 tipps, which 'give reasons for presuming that it •is the intention of this General to • oppose the incur- ships of the Turk 4 upon the lett bank. A corps, uriderthe orders of Lieuteitant-General NI , UINTA LT, has marched.froth the tide• of Obilesty, si;nated at equal d l ishnces from Bucharest and' Ka-, !amid!, near which he will establish his camp, ex . tendin i g it to'Slobodzie.% Another divisiop, under the command of Lieut.- General ESSEN, has set out towitrds Turno,,opposite Ntcopolis, to'ryttch its camp there. The small detachments and depot's, composed, in a great measure, of cavalry, have received Oidersito. unite and approach Slobodzie, in the distrii,l34l leniczer. Lieut.-General LANGittoN t ontniiviidsia movable column, near Mintended support either to , ~.._ either of the above-mentioned corp . , , , . , ,Letters received from Guirgewo state, that the greater part, of , tbq , Turkish army' has quitted ituds; chuck, where it left a numerous garrison. We do not yet knovii towards what point it has diretaed its march, but presume it tci be in the direaiou :of *,omrn. They are now busily employed . is totalty demolishinig the suburbs Of Ginrgewo. clerable. train of pontons, bombs, and other war, like preparations, coming from that town yester:. day, took the rOttte of Fokschtm. I.lRatati, Aug. 6.=,-The Members of the States, who were latelyrairested;are stilt in Spandau; their detention Is Et correctional fiteasnre '; the King is not willing to institmte a criminal pi'ocess against them. t is not true that General Ruciter, wrote a sedi.. tious.letrer to the King. • . SCHAFFHAUSEN, -Auch--L—Many- letters lately arrived from Swiss Officers in Spin, express 'great hopes that the insurrection in that country will soon he at an end, and even say, a report is in . circulation there, that the. Supreme Junta, or Cadiz Regency, aredisposed 'to send, Deputies to Madrid and Paris, for the purpose of making their submission. This intelligence Is too imPortant nut to 'Merit_ c9n ti rum t • We' hare . lenned through the eatte channel,' that the desertion coutillue's to he very grearfrotn the. Enghsh arinv, es well as that 6f the Spanish. .A fire; tirtike l ot - it at two o'clock in the Afternoon . . of -the .tttst.,.nl July, in . the Hohentuan than, in bower Styria. Seven houses, -the Manor . house,..anti triany';ii•anariei, .becatUe in an . insOntls prey to the ficanfi, which' prevented th e app ro a c h to the only wells in.th e place. Three .periona fell vic fii is the'fire, one of whom; ter; from ‘ it with ditlieuity i n in an Instant atter she,systs seiztil with the pains of ‘child•birtb, : atid exprred Advices from Cersner ni the .2.othiand from aks . korof the 224 AnguSt, state, that there are not any of the enemy's vessels at 'present in the Belt; • • KON P2.—liuring.. the late ex ressiye Drat, the, I:l,larulornetet here being placed in the sun, and 'exposed to the soutb, stood'al ways above' 4'o degreeS • (122 of • I. 4 sahrenheit) so that , a/ax was wel)ed ; sealrog Wax could be bent an , I wo; ked up, aO-..1 it was' impra4ticable to renuio exposed to the'sun,beents. During the continillilled of his heat, P;ussia• hafluffered much by a nuttr.her.of the roiest woods taking lite, : some of wktlitt.were to a. considerable extent, one .of which wasirt- the woods on the estate of Sadbreken, wtie e nearly three-fourths of the large under-wooci4 vwtil d6iffiVid. Lleaiy Gting iirieqiie — n tly heard , otie&i,r;i7° ‘By letttai from Colbert, we learn that 'o English frigates whith wore oruizint between Treptau and Cal/min have seized', he cargo of two vessels bound from Stetiln to Colbert, consisting of pit-coal and lye tor his Majesty's account, and taken a third laden with wine, salt, and tobacco, bound to Bhgenwahl, which they towed away with them. SILESIA, Auo. 4.—Baron Korr's sugar-house at Strehlen, in Carinthia,, together with the very ex tensive premises, and the stock of goodi on hand, is totally detroyed and laid in ashes. I'sll4iihis AUG. 1.,..i‘ 011'44 list .y6telny tlrougla. into thi , i place by a privateer, tvhich imitt diately proceeded to Copealtvni with le p iZe. BAUTZFri ire Les Aria, JULY 513.--TriferdaY a dreadful day for this town. Alter 0 long Oinii , - mice of hot weather, u tire broke out, till! 01 dcis h ir l. eoer:ialticipitco,uiudgiiiiyys'irt:tiiiii.),:tf‘,r4,so,eiliviiirtraliiielpie:aeos::llll:.,:iotio,ostt iiiidhwevibirhiiiioicucherts:::: ~ "lollies w:,-. - 0 laid in aFties. The flanies rnell tempting to save some of their best eifet 4, BOHEMIA, Ana. 14, —.The first 01 Ailgaittroi et.l;v:PnWon,caOlioclldi:je,aie:sceilititZe,,btleoirxediralitY:itti:6:l3;l6lo:6.rf:lsl:J:a:::::::: the house of the tanner, Mr. Fr,ssz fio situated in the venire of the too , 1 ' i nctiwitli;tandit4 every exertion, sl'ile.g,l 1" with so much' fury, that, by .five u . t l l' ci ' P haOses, out of 3( . .:w, of , wir;cll4lletoso.co: r r Were a re .to Ilic Ilarnesor-4yroog t hese °r e . " tsNetolirlieutmle,rcuicP);herll°lulnertg,vlll°Zittr4ligtlo::h'i o tl r i p ili : de s sa:flea' et e L' o ( 1 °I. e ll ?:: Il i er° " AciiiililI::;:d .. • ' ~„c r s'.l recovery. • woman far advanced in pari'ls, u, . su ff ocated in a cellar,. with :three Of Vit 9 '' ' ' I , t 13 t h t 3 m l e ill e l i l t e io d n i s i o le f re th t e ° i r n s h a l titYa.nislobeeilattllceciii that 54 _houses:and only a Sa;llqtrntilY °I ti Were rescued foam the &sow log 113 00 ' , s,„, 114 1 0' I)novratiNGl-toutt, Ma, '24:---IFI' '''''4i in ".. nesses health tlas been for scat; tinlc pai. 1, greuite • amendment,' :Ind in cobs:lo7e it thought - --. 9nPeceettary loco:tinkle die BUiletiOGto 1 1 . . HEIthiAiiTADT, JULY ,i3o.—;-,'"' - 1°4i3 , 11 ,00 ' 'ne' • II i f , ~i o rgio s Guirgewo ra l3isrsin-Is . c( o ; : uucn t kt l ' ) e Krue l i f I iT t uil bank k :l o s 1 ; ''' :7;e 3t D t l 'r i I L'' " —' i i ! f , burned down the subtirbs of that plaCel , end L rkisttecl Guirgewo with provisions for iev..oriii d o: itit ic : i General - .LANGEHO N commands the coT be arest 0 e p yr t i t ge:tobill\oist,:i.g:i stouolii:i.aeisatfo.rorie,r]thtelteet:;`y,,fr'iaitirliLl-ce.:,lllio;i:iirl,ill,?o, ii the Malionunedan inhabitantit here :!t'c 2'l3'l'l, ,cehuildti:cir bonges Whlah were bawd do" , ,„ 6 k • ''0i1,4.., rtt inhabitants of Itudschecl7, have, [ lO felt pip been conveyed : by, tip. RUSSiSiIi k 0 ti lo ‘ ! • the Danube. , ~ ~ . ~ 6 . o foit 4C4`4:o4ll;.(Q.taptaha'hility, the ca(110111 Jo * ill Pr' Yea! bet weed the Turks and gossiO - id \'l' t h Grs' some' Very interesting scenes i, for --e n 'io , ,i'' life, is a very .aitve-, atdont non, to . ,l II° ,'„,d..0.' 'oes and oat a glperat,ritialet. rtill.l 110,:!, censor, JUSst.TFY PASHA, W6O tIOVY 11°:111,. 10 '4 63 ()f Selo,. ill the Archipelago., wil;ilwr ,P4rettliolut banished. -. a tghath' - Sorbing, is-novresicf.ol It' a .: ll/ ', c oo , da d is e a r ir li t t in i l e i e e N General NA ' Av: i . fi li I C : b • ---D i e f5ii:CflicsoeulerlirK;u11.151;1::°:II:311}111:411' ' the Emperor M k. tit ( ' O ld 411 iir ~k fief treated over tbe-Danube at 111.16410'-'5 140, A the blown . up 4ridee, and tritl a 11 rt°lrtelifivciastseilslis'thebrue'r,f7c,;,:i';'''fij''; . en the l e it' yhatsiaprresagileeldieits.atni oantgtactlkie, ti.rnos_argent6lo(lo;e their country, and, many of Alta inbebibilo Ato over grade, t the c S . . a h n i v v e e itetccli ‘l.'iittihngtia'Ltry.! r..l:l‘iltev'i:ell:3l)lil4l° ".'61::::' , ht. ° I Vizier will pais the D.""ltw with mains to be seen. e'' 'A It is gqilerallir. reported' that ' g;fles''ol:o4e 'l° decree, relative to the finance, will, of t s'il)P, col° .ti '''' aPPearanc e, but the nature and (M e only Matter of conje6ture. i.--,..............------- TitesdAy last the dry-dock al 131 Y 111 lieil:li f er.c.irs iiiitrif conweted, two ships entered the s3ine 1 , : , ot .e.' amidst the applati,es of a pleased cohcoll'!1'10400 tators' and ship-vo't'ers' Thii i;eic. 1 , 4 l'iltiviiist4; zIIJ who have seen it to tae very :0-I.lo'llitialoippill‘' and of the first utility to tile horilrcoilells ;I" „ti.igghV, uear.the tippet end of the ,00::::)seeigiol, .11-wgti preset- Valor! was ibuttd, titid 3 tr!sx'4,,oi,elll,t: ly nd ly dm, Ihe.two.priticip al Iv-glebes cat ,u,plltve tr.lc,; 13 °:b l vili ri 3 1 1: : ) 1 st/ G bli :81 .. bii i i i ::_tuP i g e(llllllctlifirci:..bat.;l..ll-11) 'l;eLl'ic'l:sll.l..l'))l3tiPttell)l4l:;)eal:pirrie'ill'iLtcli'')::lt:‘i'''3lviLiiricl''lll°;;ltb,:..:ilYesie:t4lll'!'°lAril(itul:',4l:;lllll4:j',cri°l:lll:'ll'ils)l9ort:'r:ll7s;All''..":7,eti: centuries Vick, chi, }Amer. is Did a 0,,,,,,,,, d vi P!, bil°rtt) which sitellgthons the ide3 101,..e loiliist°‘ , tree trnuatiLivei.::eri buried all) tij' rubbish subsequent! . laid On ibis SP Ot ' 40 0' ) ", A , - Bristol.- 1:1,,t tiger{{ thc 51::1 °ifeciciiit.litf; 'good, Lthoust blood c5t011,31,1 Dot indllll,l/0, iilapt good prices. 1-lorbeo :°l`,l;,t, o rico . s ~d i rl goba horse.; however, hrougiit dib - , • fOilOr . 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