The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-16 00:00:00

-~fi Lll3 13 0 AT .P;tlP ZItS. I,tsota, MAY 3.—Lord Wellington has returned to Almeida. During hii stay iii the Alentejo, he went \vi.b some of the Genti4n light troops, lafely .arrived, to reconnoitre BadajGs, suck was ,attacked' by a party of the enemy, who, werx , cutting wood. The garri.on, hearing Ibl:firing, sent reinforcements the 'wood-cutiers;, a sharp contest took place, in which lA' p lost -4Q mcn and tour °dicers, ini killed wounded, and misssing. The loss suffered by. the enemy w_ls much greater. the siege oft Badaj4 goes on, while - Marshal •43euebtijrd'evxrps, at Merida, and Almendtalijo, ob serve Murder. • Oti the other side, Almeida is invested., ' The' militia, under Colonel Trait, ..was moved from Porto, on ihe 26th ultimo, by order, from Sir Brerit Spencer,, to occupy a more useful po iiitioo.. Lord Wellington's head quarters are nt the advitneo at Gallegos, Rognier, with tboo men, is in AlMeida; 'no doubt . grew exertion will be made lo'rective thin. A trilling affiir of posts, in which the. ;:lone were engaged, took place-a few days ago, ..t our, athance. bi.i)olid Gallegos. LORICQ, API( 26.- , -.TAIVo days ago'therc was it great tire in Almeida. Lately the garrison of that place intfictitiutis of tvishitig•to fly, oking ayivAntage of .ibe darktreis of. the rfigilt. Among the French troop's a very general discontent pre vails, , . &VAS, APRIL 26,--.Th head-quarters of our atany,..were yesterday in ..klinendraligo ; wr, Lind ttoops in AZ4110131, Los Sant()S, St. ',,Martha, and hierid,a, arid brigade of.tughih Infantry, which Nv,ai'iti Catlll , o Nimior, has panted to, - tai:. tcio. Tht-, r,,ins had ceaied, and the Guadiana had (Alen . • C M TUO ?il A N AFitllr es.—Gecerftl Blake, on tho gig, had hulled b s turces which had disvmhalketh ,in 'ditivreni parts of the country of Nieble,tand on the 24d inarchea . for Castillegos., Gle,ner d. Zvas still in, iiyaMonte, with some' trnotai, General 8411:1 , ternts was, on the I 7,h, at Bur, gtiellos,'ll3t-itlg,cfle4:4ed his jundion with the army of Excellency Marshal Bert.fitorcl. Tho enemy OX/ice attacked him in his progress towards the North; but he etiettte , l his design with trilling loss.f rtitwit hat:lmhof; he W/attoornitioally otipostqi - to an etwany very superi , r ire fAree. They write iroinSeville that 4000 men had been ithdrawn from before Cadiz,. to reinforce the 'army under the humiliate order of M irshal 11 10 coerny .11F4Vt, retired from Tregi:eiras and Matigulerrerrt tfiey still kept a - mail 'garttst% ' _ biar4bni N,fortitl, on the 1211) arrivrd &wine, 'Dili) on tile I(ia) het UM, the. Oirileliarl ottortlowa. The enemy ,c,n4Aetable con . vpy " itil Wit), atlJ it Is liJid lasts toarched towards Madrid. r . .PRONTiettq' Or 3PAIt4, 'APRIL i t .-1:1 those troops which have arrived oho) Por toltal, there ate 61300 men. Oh the Bth itotaht, woggons, ,and Olt the twh, two huodred, loaded with wounded;:ehtered thA place; Ney Fria not yet departed for France, and at variance with Bes. sierra.- 'Keil:trim - 1W; general coodudor hal' been killer{ by The Guthillas, to the great def' , )l that Genets!. .The troths . aetttally belonging to Ch,: lin valid Cielard havc-received orcler'g to march to Val.: 14..10tid.. it appears th.o the .-F,,operor inland.); t o divide the 0 . the North and ,the army of the ',South, and that Maisota, Nay, and:lnnot are called .to Park .whether tins be so or not, it is certain that g e•st . 41'41 iVA , IIII, iroVails antong the Trench troops. Ea.) account •01 : the kh,ntecinedrt !twin% euterea Ctoatil:o.a4 . ZAM6HAr APHIL k w'n';‘,l 1\13.5 - sena . rit'.- tivo • hi. , re to.night, with .borne. troop', ':fills it „ on t h,. ! h os pital s yni ordered so bo grit in yealliness; , sAitl Ito wanted when they .311 .4 0 . SACAVIANC:A, 4-I.i.att. 9 --1 t is now soppo3t4 that there aaually is no , cotnortorici . p.o .bt.twceo it . 1. yovid.3 polCatd4cl Rodrigo ; in ,thislatterploce they h;tve. some bre.sd s 4ted i4"pact; nothing can Lio sent, as hat tt 8600 . b 4•01 Pi* Qt corn, .i0.1(1 ~ : ornebmai whi; yusterd,ly sr . tfonl AV da Al sOkl 219.) cit.t vi 0 17cm) the 2d•corwt, yeiterdny rti.:ocl.if. , l for p r ,,, :ce , . 10 f orm ne w b mia li ot vg. Cienerat Mello the cotittuml ot.this corps. he of Maasetht. gotta with it, to coroptitn!tirt the EtlT4ll?l' op.,the birth , of his son li`tti he 'goes hisit: with the re:tult,ofr the- E.:3114)141ga in,Portng , Jl, awl to,know tip pfe:rsore of the li,syspetor. Vroin she trotstiert they write shat, p d , r u ipf orc e ti wolit JrljVC - , but that tat her, on tli toorr4y,,many go to FrallCLI on furloughs, & c. A LUANT, MARCH 28,--Prott Micant they wtite, rn i r the date of the 13th instant, that the veion to,l of Ann , urdan had maintained, a gio. rim& action, the retul.r of 'which WM, the tettvpig 01 (rotn,,fout to 500 of the enemy dead upon the field nAltle ; hundreds wounded were tzondutieti tE, Olot, and a few prisoners taken. Thcattitin obstinately disirned. (.P1 our psrt we bed four Officers and one bun. .d soldiera ktilLtt Y 11.1.4 NOVA (CATALONTA), Arltit. S,-, On the 31*t tof last month our Imolai attacked the divisiou lef General +cLionaitt, on leaving Manresa, whose Citadel th.y burned. Tito lota of the enemy, ito. carding to It aCCOLIfitS, WAS 110 t 101 than 160 Q men, ,Itis *lib.' Coat Macdon.tid has rc...ctived ardent to ret ont for Paris, The tittiriii i ter Ce reedy , d from our armies may be r e duced to the foliowing : A. iettfi from Eital, of the 24th instant, men tions a cktrivisit which took, place QII the Ved lona. I;h4rty French wttre killed, slid twelve mace iirlsorretit nead,quartera of Marshal Beres lord were, on t!to iv!), itt Santa Martha ; on the ivh, aid 1911) itt Zatra on the *Oth, in Mowndrai end on the ted, in thivertzst, Aheur iii to roports in circulation yesterday's the lu:ucloclu of Dalajox and AttUe;da was olosely ~..., . . . . .......... pressed but there W.:3 no pu,ltive intelligercL! of their • 'Yesti.-rday more than 300 prison:4.s arrived from the Ivntrjo. Letters from Ms, received.vesterday, state, that Excellency tlere , sford wai in Merida, and that tha - traoport ofarrillery ;aitd ammunition, for she attack of. Badajoz, was carried on witlythe greatest activity. Vst.t./iDOttp, Aram 4.-011 the 26th of March arrived the *gest convoy which we liae - , - Yet seen ; Will) it .cirne t6l& men, to, which wet e .adtled the 5200 taken in she aetiou in she vicinity of Badajoz; all the others others escaped,' general Dessoles was likewise with it, the Villein Aranza;and 300 W heefs,. who are going to form new corps. We knoW that the famoths Longa attacked Ge lOix, who was going with the robberies of Massena to France, killed the whole of the escort, took the plunder, haunt, &c.; but the General escaped by' one a those events which happen once in a hundred years. it is , aid that the patriots have entered Soria, and made the garrison plisongs ;• but this is not official. raom TIIR c.ISEQN GAZTTU of 301 i AmL. We have already ditforent times given accounts of the French troops,which fall entered the Ptnin. sula, taken from the English or Spanish G izettes now we actually have it In our power to satisfy the curiosity of the public, and furnish a mCnumt-nt tot history, Muth more ey.aLt than has hitherto'heen done. The following •is a statement of the French fume which entered by Trum, from 1807, to the Ist ,Jattuary, 1811. the ipth Oaoher the French troop 4 bcgan'to ,toter Spain, from which 1 - eriptl till the end, of that i year there arrive-1...47000 lofautry, 27,120 horse, loon waggcms, 94, pieces, of artillery, ostnortars, and 55 howitzers. In the' year 18W) thereentered 209,300 infantry', 36,20 p cavalry, 1800 waggons, and 1 . 9(5 cartnrin. It, Ulti..Qn the I tth 01..tober this year that.,the grand army began to enter. • In the year 1809 arrived 44,950 infantry, 4,320 cavalry, 434 pieces of artillery, and 30b waggons, to the 'year 1810 entered 124,50.) 2.5.,734 cavalry, g 6 cannon, 16 mortars, and ,3, 1 209 waggons, • Total aroMint in the foul* years— Infantry . 416,263 7j,350 Employed in the Civil !Ane 7 1 51 G ttities, -etc. - 7,i30 In all • 5 , 449 6 PieGes of Artillery 8 to Mortars • - 34 Howitzers Sc Waggons St 4 ' 4 nil laden with articlos of war. During the year 1811, up to Seth Timmy, there had only eniered. Spain by ,Bayoutia 600 iblantry, and 180, ham.: , On tilts 10th July, "180 g; jUNOT entered Sri lin a g.etond time J . IVlnsttN.4. on the 4th Mdy t 8 10, 'end on the hi equipage consisting of4t) waggons. On this 15th Augutn, of the saint! year, .Daouß entered. *nun' have been marched into Fiance by way of r i rrniu, inevionn to the, 22c1 ilebroary, 1811, 48,21 s 6panihl). English, Or ,Porttvurse. prisoners, 011,1'e-whole of the - FrenchArts4, (if which we have in,t4e mgption, 53,000 only return'ed to Vrance, 'rum isO7 till 'lBll. • LISBON, APRIL 29.—Calculation of the force of the French army, denominated that 'of Portugal. 't his army was composed of t h UJ, 6114 . Bth, and the 9111 corps, The ad corps consisted of 20,0 mi men, a p Irt of which was the remains of the tioops Who to tfilig were in Porto, under the Orders of SouLT, in Spam, and a! part come froni under the immediate command of General ll.coNrc R. The 6th corps was composed 9140,000 men, had a division in Spain under Iklarshal Ncv, which in vested ciudod &drip in February It3s 0, 'nod two divistons came from France, composed of supple- mentary, conscripts one of them, diretied by Gene ral Lorson, was numerous. WI have seen a very exact list taken in Sala. mance, in the beginning of May, of the force of this corps, a little before the siegeof Ciudad Rodrigo; it had 3(5,000 and sorpe odd min, of whitt 31,000 men were effective, anti 5000 sick. The remaining 3000 anti odd had died or been left in the hospitsls between France and Valladolid, The Bth Cot Ps, commanded by JUNOT came from Germany immediately a(ier the pace of Austria was completely organized in France, from wbenco it sot out te.6,oCfo stxong, After the conquest of ti3totga, which cost it about 2000 men, it had still from 20 try 2t,000 men; MASSENA brought between J and 4000 troops as an escort, which raised the force CAt the, army of Portugal, without reckoning the re stive, at from 88 to 89,000 men. The 9th coos consisted of 17 or 18,000 troops, making the total 10, or t 07,000 fighting combatants. Ail these troops were not consumed in Portugal, the 6th and Bth cops lost . 8000 111c1) previou l to undertakitig the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, which most alwoys happcm, censiderkng the long nvirb, The Opposition, or at least their supporters, seem determined never to write or speafc'a word upon the subjed of Portugal that is not of a'glootnytind de sponding nature, and to put the most unfavourable constru6tion on all the intelligenceihat arrives from Piet country. When the account arrived that some . French parties had moved.tewardi the Agued3, it, was triagnifit•cl him the advance of MAssrNA's whole army. The British' army, we were told, ftll had; belii;ul the Cca ; Lord WELLtaczoN's whole plan of operati.,l:4 were chang4l ) ,&e. &c. ,We stated our opinion sit t he time, tbath. was either a recOnuoiiring party, or a movement.made by.NIASSENA to enwige the attention of our army, and to prevent assy detach moat Iro) being. nia‘le from - it .. toWards the, South. Lord WELtINGTelv's lastdinatChei the substanCe of whiCti we !aid before our Readers, in a -vat de- gree confill-n the opluion we expressed, :because. the. .foree'yviiii which the, t ,enemx adyaneed, viz. eight squadrons 'sad three battalions, could only; have ad . vanced for one or other of these purposes. _But it is said that 'lt it now manifest that EItioNAPAIITS as obstinately 'bent upon ; the continuance of the war in tire•Pettinsuls as ever, 'and that he will strain every- nerve to mainiain Probably he will; Out we see not therefore 'why we should give way to ariprehenslort. We were, told veirienths ago that " BoONAPACITC would renew the cam . paign in February with such an' accumulation of force ,would make the protrction, of Lisbon hopeless." Ilow far ilitti prediaion laa been 'accomplished, the. Public 'ire , now able to judge; and surely th4se who have failed so egregi ' ously shruld at least be cautious hots they commit thentselves \ apin upon suhjeft upon which their judgments are so fallacious; It - Certainly ihot pin. liable that LVlsasatia, with such a fermidableforceas lie still has under his comniand„ will remain in a state of ina6tivity. l'he campaign In' the South'of Spain has.assurriekl 3 iiioSl interesting aspeet. The French trono in that quitter are in a critical Sit"a• ; it is therefore obviously IVlsssersa.'s busi ness tct ,erigage 'Lord WELLIWGrotes attention as much as he can in the . North,_ 19. prevent .10s. co operation with ;Marshal Bettestroan ;, but we're peal again,- !hitt we do not see the'slightest reason to apprehend that M4SSItHA has it in contemplation to make any , serious attempt upon Portugal.. 'We have received Lisbott Pdpers to the 6th of May, from which `w have untie several extracts. — They cantsin very interigence in add ,lion to t iiet which we 11,3 ► e altea•ly Lid before otir Llcadars. about t . . r ' i B P a i' i Y ei t, I )11 a . ~,- . •,. - lq A.V.A to . ri i.. WS. ...--,..—. :,,ol u o : 'Gibraltar, ib 4 . of tra4;ilspoMrtAsYanid4;rAlchariVtdatthetint::oParttiBOirn:Vf. r , ao a tpl i d l o f tr r i o i ewmisrPt;o:rintts:dm, an:ubtroftin:nihnb:Qeuerncob and :t OO % c o t i :od o i r ts l i ‘ ! tin A de r .r ri wfotiinldsof; eseacvleiroalthefr,wahnidehl'ia!einr!ceirlivwedCarte:atiltieert;:l7:s d i v i : r o : o u nn m i a i i g s e e ,: ll fi d C e s r ° l at m a s n 'l L: etti.i.c,e' the H n ic:il'Egrß:(lardcs:llll. '11E'ir:v;G:cl:B:15': v tl eCl ua the Alert, COCK, from Gbrolisr, pi v annah, a Landon ; Also arrived a man of war brig, w ith th-elfr Wen! u n p e t w .e ir l i a g : te o: r u t l il dlur ~... is peel ; the latter gone op the Ivrboor. I '' 1 b ' h re filed hisAPjettf' ship ,Druid. ' , . , ~ tlth, &tiled the Moodhound gun:brig for rottsca(- 0 Cho His . Majesty's ship O r estes takes COOT t Downs. . 1 , ,, ' ' Fit.2,4Oirrii, MAY t3,—.Arrived his l‘lajeslol`''' ;Jasper' p with serwi a Mail for Lisbon. Sailed i ;lit VI the. Prince Earnest packet for Id . ' ' ~ New Yoilt Ad ; -tieniure .ditto for J.lo9ic3i )'''' • „„yt3 cv°Y (teal Lite' chester ditto fat... Gibraltar and Malta ; D ill " A , , for Cadiz ; Chesterfield ditto for the - tolvoi war, Lisbon. Arrived the Frvotirite sloop of war 'via' ' transports (ruin Plymouth. ........... n u e f illoi' °( SHEERNESS, MAY I 5 --Sailed the ....--' r ' . 1 t 0 1,. with Fi convoy for treligoland ) the n e% about the 4th of June. ' l4 " . ' -;—*--- Lord P l 4 Fr Ar.w mil, ' 14'i 6 "' - tine :,flee packet, with a Mail fr ri Anholt • Nu' • - ot .) t 14114.1 valoable fleet of merchantmen lodssiled for fr°Pri:ft\TV:::::;,ll4lMniAl 61:1511- 'thrive d Bitc,l:l(.insi).afliri:oo,:ctupi,laitlielsealyitiielodeoitstv.peermrrian:de,o3:lo,.::::::::"6 tIY ............ • . ~.... . .... ,6 tn ior '''' 1 , for ill° W I s . ailed h X" lift Gibraltor on the sr a lt. la °.',, t ...e a ngeroo, with 0 COnyPr . -- ) r , of po 1 _n,,dif,s ; and the Primrose; „with. a cot ) " i sootia, Quebec, tic. . .. . Of' , ri '' ' '' L, MAY t5l--Arrived 11;# Vli9est.l,lol;t.t lirligida,' and trot. the ,ticrize 345"te3, Y l e ir vi llec? hmi 1 tq,l tor' the Baltic ; also iltriVed tli e r 1 Of W ar. - - I $lO • ~, ' t ! ' n: h r of 1"51 fer Leopard, "1 °f ihdl e ait rPr . .c ' t. ° ) rs r lC: i r iv lnt i e l oe cr ik° d i t i lle i t:l d i 'r n i wia( i l t hace b : fi A n: ::: d i nt; l 7l , -w b 'i l : i t e ; se : e l f e dt tl o ild114 1 1 ';' 0 0ee: :: :1 1 1i , °ceL 'vjlidri l i fi6i r t'rYi t g9° ) :: lsel ._ l fe l t li 'lii ngu i l 'Y i l i c i l : ' ! e v ` eitr o r f cl : ''44 : ll: . :("l; . , ...........,................... 1 . 1 e! Subscritsers were to'receire6t)l.(llco i ' to 1 )°,,, 0 . , . ' k 11l 'elig ' p -Yecterdaq, tibotit lia-lf.past. ele,vo,°Aooos di;t!rY'e°::::::110;f et_ta":fibTirtddiriungoitv‘v'ilaindtfig: rol'''.o,.etsll4l at the Queen's Lodge, WiPc?':lr'otiort. A:p had a consultation With the Killg v oo d pa ' . ~ terW3C(.l4 they procee&d to the_ Code , 1 , „., 0 c3) 11 , audience of- the .Qtr'esN. ' lock. ti' s '''''" nii'"u . Yesterday, about 7twalve.or 6 p oi. 11 , 4 on Windsor.Ternee„ atteoded Mr yr .' $ O, 11 , His MA" C Ole ' 1 m i 1414,- and Mr. .DoNoss.. t he 4 o illt walkipgaboat an 'hour, retorneJ I,l•:rred hit liv? dinner. ,His MAJ . IATY ll2d nOt r!fisiii'eArcbb'' a z p r A a nsl ,r u rk g i W : T e a l 1 0 1 t k nt a e e l u d i l i d : i si n i : i b fl K iy te Y , G ' , c O e :::: k ina e oi n.s t 6 : 11 " :0 3 .1 11 . o r' i ii r l e , :l : ii ri , AV't: , : i l : • 1. of three o'cloek, being exig;?getl w ` i '1) , ' 0! ,liii, . 1 , I of CitNiAttliut y ynd ,',llt AYPI3SEPIFI4IOOIO4 r, Yesterday trioridug tho avaf..l, to Freet;lo and Sorif IA loo k an airing Ott. itor,,e colonel ~, ,i. tma, and Lily Cor.r.vtt. ' ' .11,p,610 l'!" o h "Id p - ! _ Guards to-morroW. • 1-10R)bert . 1 ,,,., ti.°.• The fleets trom the Nore, 0010,1; 11:, i bitnal, ./ 1 ,, o tti , t . under convoy of the • Gkt lC ' . d o poi I' ' r o il ''' the line, three higatea, Archer, arrived in Wingo Sow) ~,, i ,c a. 11 w 0 -,,,„. ' A fleet hourid to the fkiltic,coarogn4, pod 0 . ;oil , Pit' Alu , _ r A aro ~ 1 , 1 ii - : ii ; tw 'ij t brigs, under the command 0111e6'11,‘eir,''„"v,il sailed from Wingo on the.7111.'.1”,!:, folic 'C'4,4 5',C. IP the ports from the S. side 0 1 I ° . `:, s „ ..111 0 .:;, t i,; . to retll3in-io_Vitigaciloittli, 0,:7011 er oart:-a ~i,-: MARUZ received.farrher infnoti.", , f il,it'o 43 ,' l ,l ,o°, , The Anniversaty Diutler 01 ;;,,',..,at ~,0,1 ilaPjonl,d: Herrera of the Asylum for ti.e 1',11.., ~.,f li, P. 0 , ti . ; , ,, it'ld on: Tuesday last, at tie "„171,, i!,,vo'f,' ~,,k HIM, Th . Da ,, , of 01,0CF.11111' it,, cW:01.3re,7,1' truly limit ible institution, %v39f.pr0,10'4-,: t ,.. ''',., Earl of ~13frtilia0r, th e 13i0IP U 0,0,„ ple:'',l.,t.,:ti other distinguished corol,r'., 0 , ,i., , sil 4:011„,,,,i., day passed WWI 4i lIVICII -f =sll- ! a nd l'il °,- • l e f, with ,SO. iligtlitie4l a Otri'PPrlY' IIIG. togal. , od. onf.‘ el. amounted 1 din.t iI. 0. pcurcoo) „ I ft' r . Four troops of the led' , 05 ' r y inotz!',t'.,c,:f,t, r,„,'. about'4oo pkked men, adow,,, ' t o e0P.410 jr " their march for Ports Mo- , , e d ,111 '4 ' . ' 1;311''. 41 Rotrifo i rd. , . co' .10 6'o -0 1 t betweari t he rs After 3 short conies 0 , ~, . . i 111011'4 !"' " M the office of Organist 0 lady' to fe te 0 Tho first division al''('' ' t o , the town assigned it to 0 scot i, Piiii lf itov e ,, ,, The voloweeting from' ll'e 0,0,r,i!d5, pitttlit4 Line, commenced en f riaill • ~.., „ 1 0' i ' s it) w: st .. stP turned out from the two fg'fi r i ~., ree l Zetioburgh,. and abcnit 40 Pie ~ . / which it is flow France to ‘Portngal . ; in the siege of Ciudad Rochigo they had from 6 to 7000 teen rendered unfit for. BervicQ ; and R-EGN Nit d4l not lose less than 4000 men in the idle cam - paidrt he made in Estratuadura ; consequently the three, corps lost 18,000 men befare they itivaded - tOilugal, which was executed with 70 6 ,000 men. If to these is added the gth. corps, it mast he concluded this' , country had to oppose 88,000 conibatantS, having made allowance for the lossel which the' enemy sustained in their march, and the different attacks in Spain. Not Withstanding this, it is vecessary to make refleAion ; the enenks began their works before Almeida the ehth July, and it was not till the :sth August that they bad formed a second' pa rallel, and opened their fire agamst the place; •In this manner a whole month ‘sas spent on !he works, which caused some thousands of t roops tofall sick whom,. MASSENA left in Almeida' a nd Ciudad Rodrigo, sn that he entered Portugal ;Avid) a corps of from 60 to 65,000 combatants, but all choien troops,•without one single sick. Notice from ,:the interior of Spain,—Upon the 'fruniiers of France they speak loudly against the tyrant NaeoLcoNi ; the youths comproended in the conscription -fly toSpaiti, and preter sery ing wit h Spanish Guerin* partictilarly under thee:twat ndat,t :MINA, :Wi') wages a destrueli_ve war 3gainst the •i tench The conscripts from t4to 16 years of age come bound to Bayonne, nndtkiey - are also brought with i - ings of iron sh,out their necks for the purpose .of o.aking them serve in the Peninsula'. The Spanish iptisoners even the Jtiomentados who" : enter iFratice, are enlisted, at . leak' a part of them,. and ordered to the. North: 'I he Chief of a piirty,' r i ONGA, ha: 1000 Men, :infantry and cavaity, under his orders. At otlier Chief A.O A m has 700. In the provinces ;of Rioja and &lila de Comet - pens, Senor CRAso, :known by the name of Numaono, is with -eOOO in fantry and horse aaing under Ciettiral RENOVALIL. NM Artaiv LD 1.15b0r1, 2 Waterford. Dui--1 Cadiz, Dublin, I Waterford. I PRICE OF STOCKS 1111 S a:kV AFT TWXLVIr O'CLOCK,. C'AISOIS - • - 165 I Red..Atitl. • •- 14 'l' E SUN. 401.1CM' QUIS DiCitltZ fAI.SUM A:II6SAT I. 0 AT D ,0 IV, TIIU/V.D.I.V, MAY 1(3, 11311,