The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-17 00:00:00

4AM g ; F r: , 41 1 tk k~ { ~~' i :it .; 4 precautions to take, some essential operittiona to con. (`rte, ' , ohne they give to the ,ituation to which they have conflocfr.d tttfait,,, the only name which be fits it: This ctinise i natural, and not at' all stir. : but that Ahem should be found ;nen of sense and acuteness, who can shut their eyes to the light of evidence, and seek in quisernble palliatives for a one df the evil, is what will hardly be believe ed six months after tiw tail of the Bauk,--that is, very soon. Why was • not" this forest n,. will then say the 'stupid' politicians of Wooti , slreet It %viol st) cie;r! One is almost tetnpted to Igugh at the grave tone With which a Nohlelotcl,' . in the House of Com- . _ imam, endeavored to slww how much the notes of the Englitth*.Bspli differed' from assignats, to which a Meinher had iho indisFteliori to compare them. " How can you assimilale things so unlike ?" said he gravely. Upon the creltion r.t assignws, issue was' enormous ; and, it trighi Wily increased in tt.year twn, With us, on 'he cootrary, even in a period of 16 years, there has scarcely been an, in crease of 15 millions sterling, (360 millions ut France) in paper circulatiop." It might be answer ,al, that it is by no'. means the quantity issued, but the power of incessantly issuing, which decides the fall of a paper-money ; but it is more proper to otrsetve, that the Noble Lord has blinked the question. • The point for consideration is not what has hap :,pened to the Bank of London, but what is now lnip pelting to it, and what trust naturally ensue. Flow Is it that a 'paper, is,ued in so small quantity, ila* al ready depreciated ? The Noble Lord should hate Nought t,t this objection, which - he himself indis creetly furnishes, and which it - is natural to make to these who attribute the fall of assignatsot*t9the;r ertolmouilSsue. Theydo not see that they take the effect fur the cause ;"and instead of saying that the great issue was the cause of depreciation,, they ought to perceive, from the then existing state of • things in France, ,and frOM what is now going for ward in Ertglatiti, that, in. both , count.ties,.it'swai de. pr;riati n n- twit led to,issne; whether in assiguats or. bank-paper. T.ie erinapattson,. therefore, ware, • not so ki t ed as he wished to persuade the House., As long as England shared with .all Lurope.the Weight of the strui;gle against a eation dividet and tern by parties, while, enjoying an immense and ex.. elusise commerce; she dcAreitiped 411 the .sources of prosperity, is it surprisin'g that she kept, at, par the paper of her bank, and that she enjoyed a credit which the most insigniticani'llanker obtains as long as his 'affairs 'appear in tr . pioSrrous state Cer tainly not 'and ii must hAve laited'till• the favour - Ink cansf-4 c , aited to operate•p!.rt ill the pt ritid when witted as.st wholei resumed her superiority I I: pry) the Continent, But *the , point.; is now tor ~ k rtglancl tweittlbe /be' effect fa -- Coritirintr while the . Ca Lihtt h itreeaSed---to re,establiabE:iter credit, sinking Utidur the went of the ierk.tritee-WhiChsupportiql it. Snell 'it the problem which,ths Enlist) Mini-. . vers have to solv e , ' • • Is there any prospea that they' soccced ) It i 4 ,3111.11.1) bcCO:iki inotwy exists SIAM the ecntidenee reposed in these, w Ito issue it. This confr!ettee 13 , b milt (Ivor) their known resources and ttie,r concluii. • P` it itaSeertaioed that a banking firm gams litre than ezpirids, its paper enjoys a credit, i* in itself an addition 'to the property of .the hatikas. untbreseen :iceidentkor miscoo duCt augment expcnces and diminish receipts, their credit deciines, 'and can only be restored by a dif ierent. syttufOrconclucl. Such is the stme of the irk 'ar - Engiand. Its -credit has', 'declined td that degree, that the nominal V3ILIC of its paper is to, ins , real vitt:re as rat',; to 75. Wii3t has produced this ? An cxp always , increasing, which . most still ii n in 3 (11 0 1401, ; era a ilialtutiteart . 1.11 its ieceipts, WhiOi soon, from the (Ar r as of the, Continental system; will be more and more redoceil. What cure is ploposed forthe.evil .Titis is I .al.itiost entities -prat 'of the 'say i 11..., it does not ,exit ; whets,- that 'it - of -no rice, ; a -third inn iy, it Vie hoiie;'datibtless, yesti; tit - 4g .to, the true remedy', proclattufralbod the What: bto tile ,eVuoti One of two ti01:0 either the latier.wili dye hoeued.'l64. or the At . eise which they'have made, - trod their very zeal, riti . liasten,the we,. do nor anticipate events; we wish to pre . sent tacit,' not conjecturrs the ettint'belangs to stittirity, winch we do not presume to penetrate. ttenwr, 30t.i 24.--Tire Turbulent privateer, w4i c i v sailed yi:4l,4rday, has 11:11.11(peti h the MCE/9 thl/10, an Engli4t gallica of .83 lons, which • she to , ,k by bOarding,' and which wa 4 s 'armed .with lout 4 pnund,....ts,: . . . , Cnss•l'AtiTittopt..o,4ustt9l4 , :--EVery thingshas w •" • • smiled a aritke a,spei,i. We are' assured, that the Cram! Seighior, ih concert.* h - tfi 33ivita, is, - re tOl , ea 'ow n. yitiO inch of territory, and to corn bat the Itnisians with 411 thedolccof, his,.empire.— The'diAsiohs of Jantti,-,artes still. itcre,have,recelvetf ordors to I, , arch; t,y dolt ianople, to the fjrand Vizier's - army, All the ?sehai of 4urope and ,Asia have recAved new orders _to enrol without delay ,all-the; men elpabio of ht-alitso. arms, and to .bend them orf for titc .: . Tile (..;!311(1 introduced the 4everest ritauipline ititu tho army hut at :the balm time he doehives that heroic iv4l . lolts *ball be Elloal,kifig,344ll y rgyvarclecl. We learn from EgyPt, that the cavalry which the Governor sent to pork-utt of the Sept and Manielitices wh . ) had eicaptiti swan the massacre of Cairo, 0141- took them in t.".lptittn. E,gyi)t, where they 'were almost all pot to death. This'Goverrinr, who it beerns, a • Ohm of ciecidt.4 - dratacter, and never hesitates'abi'lut meJsures, has repaired hivfortitielniorts of Melt ati - dria, and 113:w:tut, Acid is priparingan , . expel tl on agstust the Wel:liattite. Au-o , rt; c;tr, u I,Y 3 o,—nm letters how Turkay,', 'white they coulirth tne netait4 ovine Oat ti c ; of % i d s . , chock, atinotince that hotiiiiis have '44) recom menced httween the Turks and All the di s posable 'coops front the intericir,Of:Servia have been marched to the camp of Deligrade, CONSI'ANTII4,OII.I3, JUNI? g5.--ln addition to the P articttiars which we have already com mun i cated P have to state, that ~w it n esprd,to he tire at era, w e the house of the Armenian in which the fire broke Was' oppo,,itc to thattaf ,M. Franchint's Chief interpreters ,of 'Fiance. The inhabitants of this quitter had becmfOr some time in heti, and escaFed yitti much .diaitkully MI naked; abandoning ii t. r houses. -and' the valuables they...contairted to the four cornett tie the thief' street in llid SClbtliL, Ana SOreati u it h sorb rapidityitlaat in less tiontive twenty-three houses were reduced to ashes, othotig which' were the ntiSsi:in and At striae palaces, and the dwelling of 11. M Franclrini. 'the palace, was saved., though ill - some degree iniared by the nee' ft otn , the neighbou bouieo, The jewels ! - and some ether vahrahlectreas of the Ausiriatt Cori. sot, winch were missing, alter the fire hod substr(etl, have berm removed. Besides the house they dwelt in, which was horned, together with evety thing it contoined, Messrs: Fratichini I ,, st - three licitses which belonged to them in the same quarter, and if it - had not been for the intervention ,Of ti' heavy shower of rain, the whole suburb of Per 4 would most probably have been destroyed. Tart Lb. Alistivsu—t. Anhui?, Dublin. I)ux.--1 Cadiz, Lisbon, (ieriliwy, t Wateiford, , , • ()I; STOCKS Ifi(11 n.ty Ar rWrI.Vt o'CLnest C(3t1::,1% 6/ Itied: Ann'. 63 (I 14 $01.161.1 tat/1i 131Ciltt fALsitiLl AUDE,A7I 1.0 NJ3OO SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1311. ffindsor-Custle, August 17, 1811'. " ills NIAJ ESTY coAiinues altogether in the same state as lie bas done fur souse timepast. ". ft. 1-IALFPRD. " M. BM C.T.IL " M. HUM ItIA:N. " 14: WILLAS.". An Anholt Mail arrived this morning. It brings a Prnclamation of the wedibli Government against the use of Forrign articles of luxury, but contains halt: other news; Fretreh Papers were received in town ttis day, hut there IS nothing irtiportant in their contents. It is curious, hoWever, that the Mortiteur has inserted the Stale Paper.supposed to have been written by Cttsm.rA9Ny,. anti preiented at the Court of Pe tersburgh, and,ye(denies its authenticity. Our opi nion of this memorable State Paper is just the same as it was when wa first:subtnitted-it to our Readers.-- Weare convinced that it exproses the .feelings and o t Aitions of BUONA?AttTE ; atub . tio,t, the depth Of his pOlicy'in attempting to make other monarchs instrumental to that ambition, • to the .promotion of their own ru'n, his animosity towards Great Bri tain, his abliorr , :oce of democracy, and' his ajrii to &wilt all popular rights ; but we neveroan believe that he would so openly develope all his feelings, hentltnebtj, .and purpOS'es in the Site tiP2riaruded to, though it was,heid , ford) to be- strictly- 4:m30- (101111 M, and only 400 to the Russian Cabinet, Notwithstandiog the recent ill-success of the llforging Chronicle in the fabrication of plO 3, it is tO•dity , at the same work again. It - should be re membered; however, that these,said plots are rope seated by that Paper as stratagems formed by Mr. PgIiCEV AL. ; and it ih not a pile strange, that the Chronicle should sometimes dvsoribs that Gclitle. than as capable of the deepest artifice, and yet at,. others, impute to hint designs that could be expect. ed only from the eeriest simpleton. The plot which the Chronicle to-day impute. to . 141r,l'ettocihtt:, re, latex to the -Election for an' Irish Representative Peer, in the room of the isle Lord LONGO EVILLE, We have not room to detail the dull narrative with whichsit attempts to amuse ,itti readers in the rela tion of this said plot, but, the f objeCt of it is to make the world believe , that 'the Rectimr:: had esinused the pretensions of Lord terrarsr;ind ) thati, his• Royal Highnestwitsthwarted by Mr. PcaCaym., -whotealously favoured the eanyast of Lord Gl)hFC>liD. AS o'C34VElfi l was prok.ooding, says the Chronicle, " at ,this , moment there was a.reporucirculated that the Ministry were (for the first, time), inclined. to chew resipia, for their Royal Masterii wishes, and had ..agreed to:withdraw their candidate ;from the con test,s! and henco . Lord Liwrapt -was induced more ationuously to peysevere in his canvass, but, Go., 'verumcnt discurered. ,, .'- , What a Why that «an Irish . justice of Petke could administer 'the oath's neces sary to be taken before a Peer can use his fraachise, AS well 'in England , at ire the sister kingdom; and therefore,—now comes the' jet of the —4tod, therefore, '.! among others, Lord A'abaw, e'en r cestrAL's brother, serit-'his rote fibril England"---and so the Pariice REGENT'S wishes were. frustrated;' . but, • adds the' Chronic*, " even in this mani:Oesie they would have been defeated, bat for circqitirtances I 'which tittle alone can why, as Lord AttpaN, among others, .sent , his vote from England, were-not those others mentioned ?—And why - should not .Lord Aitnert give his vote, ac cording to the dictates of his judgment,' in favour of Lord GoivORD, 'as well as any of the Opposition Lords in favour of the rivAl Candidate But can any. thing be more inconsistent and absurd than the ton. duct of the chronicle, in sometimes representing Mr. PAS cevAl as capable of the most fawning sa4s o psie, in order to conciliate the PRINCE. Rtgent t inid there. by secures himself in office; rid at otheo,.tiertitig that Mr. P. is constantly opposing the svildfeso'il ic Ptitikter on minor as -inure 'as, essential becks :ions The tertial evideacie of in0A.,(1 , ( itto ;(~il~Cil~ ~ . . pLit aiitt 40ilutl of j.:kis is, .indt 7 tal, A 110'44.01f= 'eonVitilion'Orabstildity. As to 'llta • mystetioila and uteoliar cotictititlit; hide alome will exphiln, - . we . can butyconsider ir very convenient reference ttf. time j , .for if thdro were; a po,sibility of revealing circumstances now that Would be discreditable to Government, nobody will believe: that they would be suppressed, or th . e clositie delAyed by the Paper in quotion. Yesterday forenoon their , Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Yong, left Oatlairds .for Wind sor, where his Royal Highness's birth Was.kept in a very private manner by the different.,bi%toches of the., Royal Family. , --4?is Royal flikiniess's Birth-day was Celebrated in town by his tratlesro.:n., -and alt the Theatres and various 'house.: were Tee devices were chiefly . I). Y. with a Star,and,a Crown,- , 1-. l hat in t front rtf CitVPll . l . Gardert7The atre was particularly nee-dial • Mr. HARR PoWELL, the Aniericau,Secretary of Legation, lett town last night to etub , r); for Ante,- ; rica, with . Pispatches. Letters from 'Konigsberg to the 27th tilt. state. that a general opinion 'prevailed thoro, that both ,RDSSI:Vand Turkey were sdisposed to amity, and that. the. last. accounts received from St. f'ctersburgh stated expressly, that' orders had been Rent out by the Emptgair ALM:ANDER to effect this ()trier , wit It,. 'out delay. As.a airroboration we are, also told, that several detachments of troops, lately serving under. KAWTESEIT, the Russian Commander in Chief, bad actually (pitted the. D.inube, and entered Nand. The report also was renewed of an; immediate war het weeu the Emperors ALE x Atiirrta aticl roi.euz.. Within a few, leagues of Konigsberg sevetal thou sand French !recto te t ere. postect : which. it was . 1111 - Vic& would stria be employed ti) garri-on that city. • Dispatchesfrorn the,cioveroment of Vene;l4l3.-10 • CaraccaS, hate been received, adverting in the most favourable terms to the progress ,of the ReVolutioft, and to the eomplete est ablisl tnent.:6l t Legittlatik, Judicial and Executive' Authorities. It , mention-. ed, that the Union of the that. provinces became daily ,more intimate, and that. a pertetlly. good ow derstanding preVailed with the Viceroyalty of Sant* F 6, _where the example of Caraccas had been iml 7 tated as to the form of its G,overnment, Ant:lo6 . lg all its dependent 'distriEli, and with them the terri• tory of Popyan. This latter, At first opposed the new system from the influencepf the Spaniards, who, in the sequel,'.were to'seek safety in flight. . . By letters from Amsterdam., of the . ad, 'We Itiarn, 'that a new regulation has been adowed . with, regtfill . to the export trade. The former rOstritlions; as 10,4: the assortment of / the cargoes , are rooked . , anclii% censes are granted in general terms , (or expohtng French produce or manufactures, upon bond being given, that the vessels shall return in bAhist, and: that the cargoes shall be disposed of for . tpecie only. It . can scarcely be supposed that-our Government will acquiesce in this arrangement. MYELIN ) Auo. 13.—Yeiterday, at the hour .o f three o'clock in the afternoon, as the Rev. Mr., Campbell,.cureta of St. Paul's parish, Was. reading,. the tboeral service over the body of a private of 160 sth arrisort Battalion, the party were assailed by a vikey of stones thawn over the wall of theChtireli-- yard,' by which one of the soldiers was severely wounded, and . many others. iejufed. Lieut. Bur roughs, who commanded the party, having .with .. a f. of leis men proceeded to the open ground , trout Whetter.; the stones were thrown, the.rulfane, who 'acre of the outrage immediately. fled, 'and thus, under the protection 'of the military the, ulster completed the toneral service.. If the. solemn rites and ceremonies of the Protestant Religion are to-be interrelated in this cornier, .what may ero testents expert from Popishlnleration.l,q, • Exited of a Letter from Gibraltar, Alated '• We have had -a smart shock °lan earthquake,, whit histed,about three secertds but ditt . &a '!'lie vrat of extermiriation t gera Ott as usual. Toot's:lnds of the .French are cut olfsmonthly, of which yoU hear nothi,siat home ; and at !shat 60Q0 dewrters arrive here anneally from the eastward, 'ail picked liairdsoine teen, for our different forOign re giments, &c. &e. fieveir hundred have arrived here to. , day Prone Aqeatit',•by sea; ,they all 'agree in stet.... log, that they had reLeived no pay since they, en alert Spain : ..they are supplied with bread, and al lowed'to'plundtr the ctitietry and -.villages.ol..discre- Tite towns are plundered mUre.syslettuitieallY. by .heavy contributioos, till they ,itttend,..leavirig thetn; wheit they are generally .delivered up to plonder at large for 43 1101111.. They equay .der ,very village," whet h er it resists or snbraits- to, them; that they drive all the limer.Plassee ti opal,. ' i A letter horn Cadiz . ; states, that '4 the Regency' . :tonsidering the distingdishect service... of Wit,ci.ce CA ittt 13ERESr011.1)', ‘g,q. ,Lieutetiant-Geoeral in his 'Majesty's serVice, end Alara.bal iu the. PoniogneSe-serviee,' . for the, particular' '.lle acquiretrin the glorious battle, of -Alboera, whiet3' lie commanded as General in chief of the Allred .^4144; have. pro-mold hint, with the egiviee "f the . Gor,lerdi anal F:Atraordinaly . Cortex of the, L'ingdoin, to the rank -of Captain reseal of 'the • An Odicar of the' Sicilian regiMent has contra di,-,ted a late taternent that- on . the lass of -the transpoit Christian, in Palmas bay, the Italian „re el:trios who were on boatclde.erted, on getting ashore. Ile asserts that they. joined their corps at Malta, , excep , tion, of ,eight, Nvlio were probably In a former Paper -we gave an account of a op posed murder ,itt,Laneashire, related' by a boy 'the Comity Btioewell confessed the whale to bt: a fiction he invented on shipbu:srd, order to be sent ashore. He is sent •back.to the Port. Admiral_ at Ply mouth.--(Exekr Paper.), ' From the 15th Report of the' .Commissioner s - of Military Inquiry, it appears, that 'during the six months previous to'r he 1,51 of Jaly, I 8 1 0, the averag e weekly, r.upply of gun-barrels to Goverornent from Brrritiegharn wets 4,533, and c)f . gor-locks There is souther menufactory tor musketry cameo tin 4, - 1.4'e:4614m, for the establishment. of which 14,0001. was &ranted by Parliament in iiioG. The, wet klYselopilet- . from it ~ during the !tame pet We were 400 gun-barrels, and 334 , lit Ar' t_W§. i6,—Went up the h a hour ki Befitted the iv.forli acitoiner. Arrived the Rota fr i g ate from off Brest) Klipuner from a ci•nize Mory, Co,,rta, from ;;• don , Ranger, VIriIITEREAD, from SonderVj,, itiends,.l.x‘vis, dtin, TONDALI., iron N castle. O Sailed the hiting schooner Oa Arrived the Oasp,Ddagr, Itotrifidernity, a cargo for this yott,. • . DBAL, AIit:UST It),.led the Beilp,Ze cruize. 0!)1110i F yie : ab, L iot :s . Guai e teio n s Ir T i . go k t er: , so,ii‘aluEtzuosE J . t tu t i is -l ig ,;:: .rkt with 6 p hv:o4:3it: . tviellty-tive sr.il, onurard•bound, priala ..........- _ isLatina OF SCILLY, AUGUST 13.--iiied tO SANDERSON, on their outwarjdA..bo"nsndli'vo3;adf,e4:ll:l6l44 dsillaCrna:nd:iiidAnisybat,hens. schooner Kirtan'an, tionOsoNo3sl4 with -lemons froth Lisbon, bound ,to Liverpooll al ELll:!boiertillnerfitxt, ilf:::::ll::;'Galsorureetirtni,:acti,k;:t.iintil'iwb' ealiinriatey6t.siteetibrothf;::: ~ tot .b:lll:g.hee 1:1i.7/.;;;;la'nPclattExicittlierijirt;fent have wiled AP.* , ;,pENA'sG,ll.);ESe.O:5.T2;%tiv:IiAaNilePdA, 1;10:1T. crovil., i mediately with too croup on and Oil ourselves ; our endeavours were crowned wit'd Qt a i cess, alter meeting will) an obstinate resisisial,llol "ills. loss or three killed, and eighted" orZebell , •wounded. We returned to Araboyna in P oi whets the ,Governor requested Capt. rrock.er:_6ol remain there. 10 the Duerr, CO assist in. weir; of ttio i4and agaiast an invasion fr,,m Java, ki,,',",,00, ,expet'led ; he 'comPlied, and sent toe la 111 . ?, 11 _,, ,I, dq.r.in (Prize -ship) !xith dispatches for tlO Pot'',l3lo aoosorder6 to procure stores an d provisiotil,/1 old plate fur tbl Peva, ..which sbe wai tam ,Acrs 6f. .. I s . ailtql on the 2d of I:joietober,, g47.,i,i,i very foirpas'oge for that thoe of the yi.tifi),.,;., 1 in thefitl'aits ot Sincapour rist the silt ci D' a c , ~,f, .on the 9411 in the (pouoing, beatiag ihr,r7,,ifittoo att..: i,, .'i - oW part of the channel, an lovitiA " .'i, r itiff fery old one a anvil ibttle, 1 stu" ti 1° I n bla i 11.4,40fortttrialf.J.y. set 06. iiinre. It 11% 00( 1 ronderate breeze, I did every alit* i" °I l ' i „ ill/ get her off, but having on boat 'age evoligli) 0 ti, ,, on anchor oar, weld not succeed.. Io a 1 . °„, 0 0 *jiColl44 On to , blow exuerotly hfir,i, 80,.,11_?` I,oi ' had Itift her ao.much, that to prevent lit A r - ( 1 . ) „.0 ,1 0 I..prdertd all the masts to be an sWOY , i , ,ti '‘ junk passed us in . this situatine, sod o . l ' ll 0 4 had ft sigoal di' distres3 flyiog, and co.ntt 0.:1,,,,. ~ ,t gurt4oihe paised ca without attemptil ..'`,.0,.4i,, i:t.l'illy aststanc. The w ind acid sea cora.:,o 50 treesidg, 'which' occasioned the Oil) 1 1 1 , , 1 1e .4 i WO. that site began to malie a got 'dl;ol,o,l4l'► 4 when I foundlier iocianger I sen t the 00, ' 1 to a small iW,ni tte,ti C Lid, With the E1i51',1,,,,,,01ert w hers I. found it inipossible to save he/ 1...`",,,,t.,r1 duty to.ende,ssiour to save the-ct.e02.4 0 oft/ conetted all .tbe spaat . 015 could, rtia..n!n'iolitril Which by fie P. M. Wil t COMplele. i h3Vitarj, I', inen.:atid: three poOr' Mile children 0,0.,;0100:1 may supposv oiy Etta carp way .to S'eu; dtiocyo 3:11.)nli Gc.) 1 sucoeded,; o.od bY sevor,iitst';4l bided with' all the crow, cseep.t 1-°''r li d pjl' io got jotolie,,red, and persisted to real3:1(0 00,4 wrecic.c,,,.,(rbe. island; was v .:1, ab'ilt I) , ot o 0) i . few' btl9 ilis cireumtereo,ce, and had Dill s' , ii, oirel 41. i 3.4 frOm the rain, which put an , f itie 4 'llO°64llA. 'At.'d;j:ligh , contegrY I I 10 04'1 ,tions,..tiie ship Ita't 'tog liepi ittgeth4f',4o, iytt)Ppit ,bolt, and -with .touelt dirlictlitY gl i , t. s oil 0 4 4 ofshe had bilged.dtviog tile "r. 41) vaitild,l'ile of soli water, consequently ill III; ,f . ,, 0 1 .0„,1 1 0 1 I sent a few piees of 'salt beer,', 4,l:"o4l.,,iiiiie` I,'ot things, by the' boor, tor tbe Pel,foropoo opt! 0 remained by the wreck with °"e.,1,11,cd 0,0.0 Lascori, intending vihrti she 1,e,1',..v,_ a il o' f , i ,„st wreck 4 ith every 'thing 1 oot : o 1 to'''noe'r, 1110_,,ebi CV tild,,ool, .bulti together Piti(l, i : e vil„d jocreirloi ball, g ot oil biwie w bel!,:ii roarticad.o,d, ow:41111ot *be could no , Pas." 4,, back, iii,tl,lA, thnsuor dirt:allot-1 o r seeing her,.lPT:it'il.,e so 0i,.;r1 i,o4,l)tree attempts. At thi: little 0„d every.lo:ool Ong a Coolpiele nrctlC:ll over tie ; a..cf. .4.01,16 4,1 • I eXilecte, hs'‘stOtlß.l SO 1(, ) p7 v • (c).,,,,,,i iii Q 1 m.,,,,,, i. 1,1,3,ti the Ali:Il fti ll.'.,/.1 colvi4 1,4:1700, fuoie to n our. ossistooci; i solo\:;;Pressej ,j:u;to .id, the Straits, and seeing 0 1 - . l r u.....`.,,d1ine1y to ittllo,l,ool -shored, laud scot a boat it0;:ii,,,,,, the g bill :i; 11 , : i . , j, belt; ~*.,..,)o':'ie'"re ,jr 10,..,1e0"01- to fieces. about 101 l vil,iti,t),...'", .00 irlytelf; 9I : c i h 41014 The oroypti, one Lici t;:!..i. had w ith 11,1,.„i Isi. tstirn the pb.:bootu kt,.riven ",::0 a n gone .ot.ll:',..ftgert col ty - re:ached ; 'lbe otters. 1 erc.,11,011 1 0 0. # all y 0. tlwll picked g d r . e . text ti . (1)ii,.,...........0:7:t lie ! o ea n gp s t, c o o, of ,ef:jerf‘tiv#:_ii......), 0 0 , : rj, i:stge:rtav eitoli . 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