The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-27 00:00:00

0'1;4 : v , 1 ~1] rto. ;., ti i: J t+l ! } i (J been alwayti most irecittent,' In some who have tiled comatose on the fifth day, considerable glialeities of pure bloral hroe beet] vomited Sumetimes I tte pa tent, atter walking about and deetarit.y nutiself well, hasdied perlraps in afee mi ies. " About thelhird day, the eye loses its red ap peantoce, and becnmes tinged with yellow, after which it gradually . extends to the face, neck, breast, , Prze.. and, before death, generally a•liUtritl a lead or The pulse, previous to thni, has sunk etnisieerattly, and seldom strikes nitener than fitly or sixty in a minute. 1-lemote bag.e.. tone the nose, 111 ,. U .h, ears and bowtts have ft; tpiently happened, and vivices hoi , e hornetnne6 iretde their pcearance, as well as deafness and glan tlUlar " On the first attack, the patient is,generally cps- Out, provions to death, diairticei takes plc end ss hat is voided, has always a black putrid a: I d eal-one , , and au excessively, All, , 'symptoms have not made their, appea,rance in the same pittieotsi but I have.ohseived the lei the nomerous cases, which presented themselves in !lie tszatetto and other hospitals in ,Carthagen:t.. The d st a.e, has not been confined to ,any particelar paitOf the town, nor is any pers.tn eiteriipt limn it iclezi has not ha ; it in the yeitrs 1804 and 18 to. I 11)1141 . beg leave to obserVe toyon; that the number of deaths . 'that has,taken. place: (a diary of wl,ich I inclo , e) lias not been exclusively,occa,,iened t1:0 . 3 liiitons remittent' pre %%tits here also ; and, in the Royal Hospital, I cob serv:d many 61 !tie soldiers labouring utich:r what . We 44,1 the jail , fener,. they Until have brought' ‘s it It -client ti orwthe at my Where I onderstart4 they have. ,Lemergoite tench fatigue, "and soffertid great tuthirt totia abd cloilit 3. Tic, number ot deaths .stay appear trifling for a toWes th- populat too 01 winch is erally calculated at 56.0uu souls (the estimate in 1806) ; but when u eenhitirr Oat the fever last year reduced this ti , .inber considerably, 'and that every , person who had th,- means of escape has left it this year, leaving little more than a popul ttiOn of 90-0"0" rte the'city, most of aterim had the dtsea-e upon former oeca ou will be able to lotto a more just idea of mortally. 'rie P y-iciatis cannot account for.the disease making its appearaiice this year in Carthage -a ; but I have god reason to suppose it might have rvmains ej tifir.tiant t:chlitg, the k% titter, till rouse& into aetion ega it by s , :mitei's heat ; and lam more dis posed to favour thi i up;nion Iran the circemstance ot !heir using so hole pre(mution last year, neither destic)ying the bedding, clothes, or Other furniture, liable to preset . ; e contagion, of any of. the. people who died of. the iftsea-e, air !her had :done , in. the year 1804 ; and 1 am sorry to irbserve, that .. they Ita , e gained tittle by experience, atethey pursue the' satne sy , ti 113 to tire present 111nMent. : %intl.; fur several months have blown from tire Levard, and the. - thettnoinetei has generally rattet.d trots . , 82 to 84 and 86 degrees on Fudenipt's 6u,lie. • . . . _ . amt.. there iv not tl e slightest degree of Cnrilog,hio ex;siing at pn-serv,. nor'does it appear to have been so flee from disease of any kind, at aoy • period for n s rios ot ) ears back. " In the ntwn of Lichei abont.four leagues Ilia. tam, the yellow fever is said to hive made its, ap yealaiice, in con.,eq once of a soldier fromiCartha gi Ir t, with five or six people..who asssied him in in, it!n. ,s, havi g dig d alter a • few days sicknest.' 11(1 the communications with that part of the town aoy resided in, having been cut .off, siclitiess,and Morality are Said to have ceased,. and as a cordon Ct ag pl , cell between ,t he two towns, and a most ri gd quarmitine established, bad - I aviited rrvsclf of ocular in.ornration, I would not have been admitscd into Ahearn aga;n. theVapit4 of the province, and dis.- 'tam about hirt , ien leagues fro.n Aiicarn, the disease Las made its appearance with much more , serious etreds. Ir k aiso,said to have. been carried thereby some Ref ge , a Curthagena, and the Junta of Alicant hay, placed it in a state of quarantine, in tiie saute 'Monet as that of Eiche. However, as the coition i, placed so.tar from the city, and little attention paid to persons coming from the Eastward, together with the number of 'people rushing there from the various paces near cat thagena, where the iirenclt have male their appearance, 1 am strongly ot opinion, that that place will not long be able to eriVapr. •. "I ke/ myself much indebted to. Major.Getieral z o che and. she British Consul at Alicant, for the a , .,istAnce they othativd me in ever , A tilt it latitt to the obiect al my mi,sion. The junthicveie•Cy'rally Oisl ostd to render me every assisisi*e. In'earthx. vita 1 also ex, , erienced eV/try attenttian twin pre Go. I ernor sereral, Consul and Physicians' coornitufing Lhe ii art ot Health, t hot the service I was'employed npou melt possibly r,;qu're. " 1 have the honour, &c. (Sr2:ned) . " it. Y. VAN ', SoAeott to the f,,f.:es." Wm. !'yin, Deputy inspeddr at Hospitals, 014 T 34 I , IIOM `291 . 14 31 , 1. Y TO 11,0111,1r1*, iY t 1 , 14;1-U . 41111. 01) xq.. U is u 6. 9 7 Aug. 20-22 :in— to 21.* $ 31— 5 ti— 7 17 Avg. 1— 7 iz--23 23--19 K 13 -Itt 24 —2i 3 2 24 24 2'-.29 -11 2 b - 34 13 27 , - , 20 t i * 4 1 7 - a 23 -23 1 7 118.-• 2C. : t 9-25 7 4-22 e 463 PROCLAMATION. " Ilext•quvrters,, Gibtaitit, Sapt. 4, Oil rt 7 lA, hereas an tilarining fever bas b ro t ; , n clot at Carthlgetto, and other placei on thcud tot Spain the Mediterranan-- " l iii Ex, ellency LicutPtunl-arivernnr has. I und it neces,ary to cut oft' all - eotnainnicattoti t'lt;, Spain by s ea and land , lier,k)y t h, ; inliebitants Cormfor mild ear COI - W.lV7t°' s. of tile' Public . . liPah It, as tll4l did last year, and such as'ehoose to volunttor this duty, ads well as to heep improper persons out of the garrison, will cake the troi,h:e to sand in , their n:1111t1 tti.the l'ow n i Major. Fotukien days quarantine front all ports Splin wi hin the Medi ertai‘e,sn, fittil ken days from t4,,ose to the Westward, as far a 5 Ayamonte,. are to be pertormed by all vcssels„ reooned Com the day of their anchoring in (hi 4,1344.7, Vetry., t 1 baits, plying-to - dl 4 and barn-honk, are to be laid up, except such. at Wily he fount( neci-scary by 'he Praglut Master, 'and atasti - .41r6 'to LI , " a 'fiea:th Guard. ". Night-fishing to be discvtinued until further orders,' and.:the,fishermen and boats to be mu-tune I by-the Pratique Ma Stet-, night and morning, and to be accompanied with Ilmith Guards. - " .The above 11.PguIdtions, which are adopted to preherve the health of this gairiihn, are to be most siridly obeyed. • " By Command, (Simed) ituTtlituronn,Secretßry," ~ ,; 1.11:4!`.. • El.l -1 Dublin. Dut,—t Waterford. Piti F. OF I; 111CiS TIM DhY At r ivvr.Lv o'cLoCK. COnsols f-i t. 1. ~:. ~ . 601.11114 &IS I.llCikt lALS . :IIB4 . ALIDEAT ? , L 0 N D' 0 rturmy surTENBEit 27, 1811. Lotd Wit.r.rAst . liewriscic, we Lind, returned to this Country in the Cephatiq;an'd hulled yesterday at Portsmouth from the „Terra . cutter. We have heard:many rumours respeaing thu state of afThirs in Sicily, and we 'are apprehensive that the CO:Urt of 'that country has been ill-advi,ed. We ;have, however, reason to believe, that much exaggera tion.has taken place, and that 'the or rat htt, th 4 QUERN", Cannot be insetisibh: to the wisdom that would attend a continuance of harmony with this country. Lord W.IIP,NTINCK, it secant, laud ed on the th of July, at PalertnO. Fits ; sudden return to this country is really a matter somewhat surprisina. We have , received Gibraliar Papers to the 7th inst. which contain a . very different accotukt of the 1 battle of "inn frowthatgiven'in the !french Papers. It is, however, clear that the Spaniards were de. featt: . (l, and that they sustained : considerable loss, illoagh it was, by n.o , tneans so great - ns Marshal SouLT thought proper to represent it. We are yet unable to say with ceitainty whether 131,Attg ,was in Ibis [talon, but we clunk. the probability is that he was not., The Canada (Botany Bay. ship), from nr tived at St. tieltt's ou tl a Stith iustani. On the 'morning of the 2.1. th, the Canada htd an a6tion with a Preach privateer. The Auspicious (Cowl Iry ship); front ,Bengal, arrived. in, the Powtts on the 2,5 th instant. . . • - :We yesterday laid before our Reader - 1i a plan ,or a . 'ConElittitioit fur Spain; prepared by a Committee of the Cortes. It is notour intention to enter into ate investigation of the merits of ,this new Constitu tion; but we cannot avoid expressing a wish that the Cortes.- would devote their time rather to eifeet the liberation of their country than to the framing of, Constitutions. We sincerely wish to' see Spain an independent, a free,' and, a happy nation; hnt .she cm never enjoy either independence, freedom . , or happiness, while her soil is polltited by trench troops. It is to their expulsion, therefore, that all the energies, all the talents of Spain, should be'cli r,:aerl. But it will said, that the beet .way ti make the People of Spain fight against the French is to give them' something to fight for- , -46 givo them a Constitution worth defending.—This is plausible--but it is nothing more ; no two things can be more different than a Constitution in theory and one in praCtice. lt is not the promulgation of a set of abstia6t prepositions, or of the most beautiful theories, that will make a timcitito tion.. France has had many of these " noblu fag ticks" ereaecl by the " wisdom" of her latots, and yet from the commencetnont of die ItevolatiOn to the 'present wurneol, sho has nt'ver, , enjoyed one !tour either of liberty or trampility. A Constitution cannot be made at , once; tt must be tildwotk of titue-: it meg, owe may use the ex pression, grow with the people that live undo. (Mkt )13Ve reference to - their feelings, tlicirhri ' bits, their prejudices: :general truisms will -not,. do, It is .not sufficient, tor people to read to fine theoretical Constitution upon patio' ; they must feel its • benefits, or they cannot value it, „and will not contend for it. What is it that attaches the people of this country so warmly and se)ustly to their Constitution I Not its , theoretical peace.' but its pr'llaical blessings. They do not love it, because it is founded upon refined abstraa,spo.' culations, very pretty and very inapplicable, but because it is the r‘-stilt of the experience of age-because every ru,in feels under it the ,Most perfeet liberty and security, and beeattoelt ita• - sures to bins every advantage that can be.enjoyed' in batman society. The consequence is, that the principles of the Constitution, and the feelings , and habits of the people, ate, as it were, so interwoven together, that ell the of of Theorists and vision ary Reformers will never be able to separate chem.-4. But, we repeat it, t our fir , t wish is to see the cotri. .nioa enetni of an natiuu4 do ve'a from Spairt and we shall re4rct to see'those etierfes %hi& ought to be employed iv accomplishing that great Phica, • wasted in absttar't fipeculations, Which re - rut - 3'lly *re .mare suited to times of Jeisu're and tranquiiity. IPindsor-Casale, Sept. Ay , 1811. His MAJEST)rO state has not varied lur the last three days. 44 H. 11A1.FoRD. • " WILLIS." Yesterday morning the Duke . of ic,ENT arrived at Windsor !rum Castiebar Yesterday. morning the Queers and Petsersses' took 'an - airing to Flogrnore Gardens. :By all the late accounts horn Canada, it appears, says a New York Piper, " that business in that province is in the. most tlourish , ng state. Ship -building is now carried on there to a great extent, many ships, of, large ditnens,ions, having bzen launched there the prese n t season.". - • • Mr. TtiomAs COURTEN AY, second son.Ol'the , late Uishop of ExiTAR,• is the Candidate for Tot n puu the present vacancy. It 'is expected that he wiFl be returned without Opposition.. r& signs the Office of Deputy Paymaster Grperal, which,' ac= cording to the strict consiruaioa of is.drem ed incompatible with a Seat - in Parli.rinent. The following is ria'ottratSt art letter hi - 4n Pal-r -am, dated 1811, received by a mspeNable house in S`: - )etiield " You will pet baps be sdriii - ied 'to bear that a Great vessil, with 'British and Which - Was, brought, into :Pi - hi pert . : the 15,,h May,- by three Si -, cilian privateers; , afer he owner (Mr. IL , Campbell) and t he clew 'had been tut net! Ariti at sea; ,abd lot tir the mercy of the waves, /ins seen cundewned, and thus Blitfsh licenses declared meless and mill. Dur ing the. night of the 19th and loth inst. tive of the first Barons in the land, viz. Princes Belmonte, Villimosa, Villafranca, Au;io, and Jaci, 'who have been considered tifmly attached tei . thejiritish interest', and highly, respected by the people, were tei7;kl lit' their beds, and carried oh board a Sicilian con)ette, which sailed ,with them inimedin'ely , f()T the- disert• Island of Pantelleria. A dispatch has been laid be t'ore the King for his signature giving to - -the C:iv. Il.istrani the lberty Of 'ordering away any-foreigners wlfo have not been ten years - established in the countly,‘vhom he should think unfit 6116r:eta. Toe King regnired 4t4 hours to retied thereon, and dur ing this interval Lord Wm. Bentitick fortunately ail ivecl. Ile is to be presented at Court to-morrow; we hope that his instruttiops are strong and posi tive." The letters from the North still sneak of war be , tween Russia 'and France. Some't.f them mention a rumour of .the King of sPausstA:having Thrown himself into Colberg, with . 40,000 men, to take his last stand av nose Fran ce. BOUNAPARTE is ex petted in the North of . Germany: Atter visiting" Holland, he will proceed to Hamburgh, and from . thence repair to Dant re. It is to be hoped that the worian who played off the Hoax, as it is called, upon the poor washer ' women in !tending them upon a 'fruitiest 'errand to the Queen's' Palace, will' be discovered and punish-' E ed.; and thereby put stop to the mischievous ,wag -genes of a similar End . weds which certain persons who fancy themselves to be wits, have amused them selves, and disturited the public. ,Nothing can be more contemptible than .such tE icks, and miserable indeed must be the talents of tho 4 who can only !display them in such pearanttiei Counterfeits of the three-shilling Bank Tokens are in circulation ; they are of the same size and thick ' 'nets as the true ono, but differ in the following par ticulars : The bust and dress of His ;Majesty are fainter; the letters are thicker; the wreath is badly ex ecuted, appearing swelled and indistinti, - an - d to' rise• 'higher titan in the true one ; the figure 3 is brier ; :and the letter 0' in Token, and. the figures 1811, hardly legible, .from the flatness .of the die. Their appearance is much whiter, and they sound very dull !when rung they are Of copper, thinly plated, and worth about a penny. Persons to whom, any of !theta esunterleits May be presented will do a public `service by endeavouring to trace the quarter front whence they first come into circulation. The Committee of the Corporation of London for carrying l imo execution the Acts of Parliainetit. for the improvement of the entrance at Temple-bar and Snow-hill have .come to a resolution, that the new Strect,. leading northwards from Picket-street, shall, as a :memento of their respeo to their Chairi• man, the Alderman, be called Dimwitle-street. It is in contemplation, to conn..ct this street with the improvements intended' towards Highgate and ' Hampstead, by carrying it. op acrass Holborn, in a line to the Foundling Hospital. This, when com pleted, will, be a grand opening, leading , diced from "the north to the heart of the metr6polis, equally beneficial to tile trade of the west cad of the town and the. city. There seems to have, been lately 'as Much ink shed in the controvorsy Oetwern the partizans of f.d.a.i&AsTart and Buil., upon the origin and compa yative Merits of their respective S) stems of iacri tion,'as`there was formerly Head in the memorable 'contests between the Houtes of 'Volt& and Liu - CASTLtR. It. said to be in - contemplation among . the body • of Surgeons to present some signal mark of gratitude, to the Paciours throughout the metropolis, for the late plentiful crop of notiurnal accidents. • Fltinglantv, Sttrr..2s.—On Friday iVening, little after three o'cloek,. a 'most tremendous sto rm of thunder and lightping, accompanied with ram in torrents, was experienced in tt.ii city and neigh bourhood. ' The thunder continued inincessant roll for nearly half : an hour, arid the lightning W 35 ex tremely vivid -arid awful, A bail-storm tell par . daily av the same time,.which covered the earth two incliteik deep, and many of Ore vones approached to the size of pigeons eggs, and which 'remained un melted, notwithstanding the heat of the weather, for two Wanes. At liamptun, a cow was killed by are lighttiin a house, at Iting,ton, , was also struck gi by it, but fortunately no persOn was injured. In the neighbourhood of Ross, the fire Was terrifi c, and created general alarm ; two sheep belonging' to a. flock on the road, near that pl-oce, were struck dead, and an oak tree in an adjoining*woud much shiYered. It was felt with equal vialoacC at cotter sad 13 - ristol f • , . • , NA V AI NE' S;• nd _ -Pi-l'iolittf, SEO - c. 25. L3et night i \lt'f WO/ 'it hB: tiittWn a heavy gAla of w ind from the .S.W' .liut the ihipping at this p ort have nitteceivetlol :aAriived the. Swedith ship Basta, Mor, Inast4, oiturlA:':icant, which Oital. she kft on k ` 4-'1 August, with a cargo, "Cov6klitig of Wine and olk, udon,:put in.here h) strest bound to Lo of weat her, and -ii under quoatitine; oho artived she b2 l " , Two Brothers, CuAttrrt.ati, frOin PI illee rid"lu. Island, with a'cargo cf tialhcr and dt..14 forol , Port ; the stoop Susanna, E v Aro, from Wotrri"rri with a cargo of wine laid butter, botord 10 GuLl y ‘ 'sY,;_, i stoups Julio stoups and 'Saitg, cull"' N f ''' YPt.111.11411, u ith a ear4o of provisoos for ti:js d Oa Eilvtinor and Grace, n1(00, N, float \OS; an i .th I qoop Jo/in the Baptist, Pint', wailer, Erb °41R.1b41, ' w i t h a cargo of provi,ioos botoll Southampton. 510 N , j V p e o n f t v.. t , t a p ri the and baaorihditiiunrcittob berj ori.vititittre.(l, the Scil , .. 4' l DEAL, SEPT, (26.......1-‘llk ed. Ilk M j eslit , I, 'Valiant, Berwick , and Coliqueslolor,tr , OW 0 ?n a nd the Elk, with the Jainaita CO' g , the westward. ' , v Ite o's'lt'iiiew.l,;)taisiehecrarttig:llc,latiat:itenalialno,aiiit,bicacifie::o; iLil much damaged. ~ ......-- '. IV je4i ; 1, iiii)::tlct.:l:o.,ltaol,::.‘,:ri'L.7l,l),enlS:lc'Tn.liz2;:""--' Arriv ed I ' 'LS ' - PaJiz .urt board , 0 , pip 0 expol... . ;Froenelisrt:oo7l:kiieitg, hi:.itohltl)o3,,llol ,f,::: lenced - ,*. 1 in "- a very heavy alt,l 01 0 1 ;" , ~d she 101 l her-foremast,. bowaFrit, fore•toP'sl' to, bv‘rnaiai.juinnb"ecti;O:Swaial.rdt.' The next nt1e,....,.....,:t dcl:l;:lesielertA ai OW l '' ) by a frigate, and bronialit 'nit° this peo. Ti'°. th:6enrenms.v4:e.,ther latelY experienccd on ti c • " o b l i pci :,..:),,'rk-.ul, t ; ' 0 0 1 8- a .p i c. i t , P . l I r . a . t T 2 e er sls , r i l i N i l el ittn‘ovafii.:l:s:ll:POLibli:Cl,itk..glep. ,r:1111:11:41$;c;oill'',,l' arlY , - , Ellis morning, a very lArge slnj), ifia'e44l '441-i captured by . 8, French lagl;cr, al'I'"I 1 ,,i / 5 appior'ecrvtabentrltotnhtle nslaidpetarollusiabil:,iiibi;t clar:. :arida tirtiittiod to:Froo , a b t , tl. TWO East i d _Ai _ jaMen went past 18.4,15 fol. Auspicious, BltOtnE) and ,hhn PaigeY,P9' i Bengal. • . . .7.n r , • f OW' ' " L'42Pier, from the Br az ils, with 4089 q, .'ii, hides, &c. went ashore yetaerby towsrtlit,,, be 4, i)e . End, and will be a-complete wr eck, iler t°) ) I , ' 'broken. The elirgo will it) a Iwo- rod v: , s o s 'cil il: ha l l tli e 6e r s l b :a ei s i. , afOsfub°lvtrcieeessraeetdig';N;afairlgvlaatatr i n ' ): d I:3pt:Olieri i',1:1;:eiltIS'Ille::1: '''S .410 ......---"". o p, 111ARGA1'E, SEPT. 96. --.-The inspeaob fol ten SO-ntll;eas, is On s hore on our anode ; she 0 'PI. the: Surat Caille-E:ist Indiatnint, into tvhiclid ~) oleo dCraopwtaili. e t) d a .. n . d o a a l 1 1. the icsrearW. go:, except to oi lhei.pilct—the latter, ANDassoN, o'l 1 o °ll two men will 'be savedel°rou'l'atnllde i:virsect:'Pe;u:;4l 0 1, the East Indiamen in the Oilcan's CO' three in our roads,, are all well , . I; l ''' „, (or (h e ~ Ski E E'EN ESS, Serr. 26..—The cenV-i v-4 tic is expected to sail tram the Nord oa th' °t ‘ taber. .---e. ST. TIIOMAS'S GAZETTE, AuG°sl:s,', Oil il 1 ii , AcdeviYoT OF THE CAPTUEIi Or 1110 Al3OOO . EXCICANOS, PROM CURAOOAI -13001413 r° ii ot JO' . 1. 11 ' e lett Curacoa on Thursday, die:?6,terai Jl'.! ~ , - la; ;,, passengers on board; Moor be!,._of C.r4 ,Thoitt:ts I_,,ayard, late Lieutenant Cii.;ivueemeit'a; ,f 01 . : ‘ r.1C03 ; COOTIeI' 'critti.kr' s Piegles `, a t Joif , I '',,t( l'land ; and MajJ Lyon pi) the at' botse!,ot.i,l very fine weather, we observed a Pilt )E . .„ 0 o f i;"`; , to leeward of Us; not having any 50404'" e oe') privateers being about the Mono PA,°',4,3; boi,lli lowe,d' her to collie very net,ir us, 13111/,,,i,i,:h 11',4 SP3l'l4ll King's I COWS, an d 3 pendant, _ever, ~,,,.0..5. us think she wai 3Sr made cruizer ; ;Ow_ sopicr,, her still coa ittg tier o us, made is 0)6,7„, t,„.,‘n and the Captain peceiving ltitri lool_d_, 'ti,e ite,g4eli nish colours, ,Itoisted itun.iediatelY, pl`,): iono.too tirue, his English. ensign, villich 'A'i „ . we ' d i FreliCh .'6 ' 407 answered by them with a . 0 0: ' ,10 ii s.iiii.Q.,tic:slvnieilireto,cdtili.);;ottroe4cleyry,,s,:iclpes,i,r);oeleicei iiaivierieerdd:Aira:ro:trdorrecitwriotriciincot,,,.si folivo:l,ll:.treto:,,,aiint:ilt lb: I,,tl6,l,,t3 i ii li tit, giapq,shOt ; after. tbroc (Inorter4 ' "oe C31',01 ducted oy 00, .. aincro, woo was coo ts ica ,,, ~,,, to passvnger., and cry <<'., o,'ltn- to. ° , g ~,i los I„iffi aoinodnlsniiidointog bslote.o.,ltiao,9l, c‘x.e,:s:idoth.er,.ll).ndg.:l:;e:ol:',odioidiecovertio;fol our colours. wcre strtici, tbeYPci 111'01 p 0,411, of by ; we vrere iintuotatc‘,o__, . co,tdbe.,,,, of !Otte privato.lr, whn sent ult.; loitikt. 'lle'r to ;i • ter, an,l wiii,t,:en men. tvhg w, ~....30,,, a s Owl btiren,:to plivtiteer, Cor• wrv:l,,, goo, °,O from .14 , 4' 4 , 1 ,t 7 , with seventy niefie _ ept ; o cy (71_ 0 liancirrti mod tiirt-ty tons.lnegglir I_lloocges 0 11 g ig l) ed irntnedi:iirl-; o..t:C.lpiain,ol°l:. ~,,,,,.havlo-,,./, , 0 . 1 4 very il i tho privitcer, eNctliaing -IVl"iv-; _ o s I' ..e„,s : little daughter with hitu, 1.,,i1"_, Jo:to r_...:,e 1, A ire sattote" ' d posoc"4e ~ alitfore.r.i,,,l hey tlturrio . ~,,,..,00 on iorw. ;;. qit tl,l,log,;,pitc.r liec,log til `: ii .',3l',r, thelji,;oo, ' 2 51)1Q1 t t i v ie: Cl 04 1 a lb d Pi , clip oipt r''. ... • .... , . . theat 10 ivvon nain. co baAra '6314