The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-26 00:00:00

r: 4f , 44* 1 0 :a* , * 4- ~:. it II N. • . SOUS C guz Dltikt TALSUM AUDi•T L 0 IV D 0 IV, TFIUKSIIAY, SPPTEP4BEIt 26, Isl I. ; , • - MAILS. • AP.tv Lcewatd Waterford. 1t n, PIMA: OF STOCKS THIS nAV A T TWlLitt O'CLOCK. Consols . . . . . . .1 631 It appears that the assertion in the Ainerican Papers in the French interest, that the Itiregotia tion had- been broken off, and that language of a very intemp• rate nature had been used by Mr. Fos- Tait to Mr. Muenoe, was unfounded ; hut we con fess we do not look with very sanguine " hopes to an amicable adjust ment of the differenees bet waren t his country and America. The account which Mr. SMITH has given to the• world of the different disPaition of the American devernment towards. the two Belligerents, would, from his Charac ter,. and from the means which he, had e,rf information, be entitled to *pelt ,t4eliet i even if it were not confirmed by every part of the ceinduel'of that Government. Frotd the moment that Mr. JEFITOSON was elected President,. to 'the pre. sent, the policy of America towards Frbnee has been submissive and even \ abject, 'anti to Great BritaUl, uniformly hostile. Prom VrarkAt everYinsult, every aggression .was borne almost without a Murmur . ; but •whenver the'American Government bad a real or irdaginary cause of coroilaint against Great Atitait), no language on. their part was thouebtridOitiorig, and, ato concession on our part too great. ! When France in I ao6 issued the Berlje Detree, .deelaring Great .Britain and her dependencies in a state of blockade, did America then' coreplain of this violation of her neutral rights.? did slit: ,pass Jon-importation and . exclusion Alas against Irratice? . did she arm to resent this violation of her. rights ? No. The American Government was. told, that unless she took snore t ifepi to vindicate her rights as a 'neutral, Great Bri.am would he forced, in own.defence, to adopt some strong' retaliatory measure, but they submitted armbi.iis When however in 1807, Great 11 ,, titain,i' l atter waiting a year to see whether the Neutral , Powers, and Atnerict in particul ir, would take any steps to farce Frame to reaped the rights of Neutrals, found it absolutely nee.es!,ary, as a mem. sure at self , deence, to iss re her Ord, ra in Council, then the eompl tints of the Americao Govet nmet;t, beCatiw butt and , incessant. It is true that tl,e measures,that were adopted inArnerlea,nommally afe'aled both the, Belligeienta, theugh. they' wets really against Great 'Britain. It as in, Vain that the British GovernMent'declartal that if • ''.hati no WWI' fo violater' the rights of Neutials, th'at the Orders of Coupcil,vvere strictly Measures of ne .cossity and sel(.idelence, that France was the ~ first, .2;Are-ssor, and . that it was against fluestWonsiwho • had by Beirlitt.l)..eree iioLite d the law oC:fiStlims an the rights of Neutrals, that the 710;tit n pt ,of America 4.,ght to be levelled. Ifl ll,lp : hatifonre of Fiiince, Anieric3n 'tiltipa have. been itelzed, ,'Ameticalr pi ty to '4O immense amount confis cated, and American subjeas imprisoned. In .Eng isitd, American ships are - received in the most friendly 'manner, and the property of the. American. mer chi,,t is, as secure as that of our own; and ' yet' in America, France Is treated:as a fay° r vd. nation, while the moo hostile disposition ,;fs.tuanifested foVvards Great Britain. It rnayAtr saidt'qlfat Nance has • reilealed 'her Decrees;` and there. fore la entitled to favaur'fretu 'btit did not the Ame.rican Government' , shava . tha - , same .partiality to Franc e before the nomintilly re. pealed her Decrees ~-nay, even during the period when the Berlin Decree was .in. force, -before our Orders in Council were issued - But no Man, we are stile, either ,in ,Bngland or America, 'eau, seri oibly'say that the• Berlin Decree is really repealed, th,c 1 . 4,1) the American. GovernMent, choose. to act upon BuowAvAaTe'i'deelaratien, as if l i t had really been carried into effect. After witnessing thile on., duct on the part of the. American Government, we certainly cannot be very sanguine In our hopes. that our Negotiator wilt flit et vvith that spirit.. which i 3 likely to terminate in an smiieable It trticula rly 'we learn from the Atririiani ,papf:rs, that the French Minister is almost an initiate of Mr. MADOIN'S house. ~, We this morning received the following Letter from Oporto "'PORTO, $ . lZl'l". .--From all that we learn here, it is thought very probable that.aeti‘c operations will speedily . commence. The French, it is reported, Wye again obtained possession of Astorga, and ap. pc fr to be more upon the alert in that neighbour• bf.wd than formerly, probably on account ,of the Gallician army. Ihe militia corps are ordered to. be embodied and ready to march - at a snort ens The battering train will be in front of 0451Adigvd, tigo b* or about tie t inst. the tarkish 110114-. quarters were four days ago at Fuentes ile aldo. „It is snpposeclthttt -1110tiege of Ciudad rigo gill eotninence about the tith inst. ;and that it will' hokk out sotne'titne. 1‘ P. letters Ibis instant received, there reason for believing that the remit of 'tll9 French having entered Astoria is erroneous." • The Richmond gutl:•brig, Lieutenant, 'BA [plu.o maw, has arrived at Gibraltar from a cruize off thc Southern coast of Spain; and we ate sorry to le t arn, that she gives, but a. melancholy statetrieht; of the continued prevalence of the fever in . C3rll.agena. We have before said, that all possiolu attempts have been made in Carih,tgena to subdue it, as well oi at Gibraltar to secure it against contagion. ig ffindsor-Castle, Sept. 2G, 1811. " There is no change i His MAJiSTY 11)-(13V. " 11 1•1. , 1 I. FORD. " NI. !it% I LI 11..1‘11.1..i5." `Yesterday the PRI OCE' 'IIIIG ENT- Ninoured Lord NIELSIIITINE with Yestr:rday Sir • ri 0, ENRY tiALFOIII) op -the PItINGU , aRGENT, 10:teport 'he „f the K ING. • TnesdAy titter:won the Do h,-,s of YoRN arrived at Windsor, 'dined with the QuE.ENlc:asses at th 9 Castle, act in t .t'ro i.•vernin !grids. Her Ali.tesrir rntd , the,PßlNctissr,i . Cveth as usual to • VrOgiintre to . tea „ , We,,have received. U T a ship tritir t , leffet to the 2d nit. with a: vati-ty d ctirot•ws'., ant the, new G.azetto of the . citurt pt HaNity, thrOngl; 4 Ottani of thrve to altfts. Among r , e, public' instruments is the Law or tue Si iti., under thrs following The Soy rt . -tg,n; . 2 'The Royal ; 3. The Re4eney; 4 The Cabinet . and Privy s.. The rear Oakiers id the kingdom ;• 6. The Minittter4 of S..ite ; 7. The O a th s r e( l t i t i e d 8. •. ri ,, ..f the Lam. Our lettersei , ahle us to contradict what has beat stated of the inattivity i f the Re ) al •fieet of Hayti; a s,qoadroo haring been • aetualiy iteiaehed fiOtrt Cape Ele.nry to Pert-an-Prtnee, to re-corn-, rnence ag, , timt the Navy of the'Presidek •PitioN. The President of the 'United States of America, .nccolding to The Halifax Weekly Chronicle of the 3d ult. Is sa d to hate declared, that the conduct et tOmmndore Itopostts, ?it the late afittit with .tne 41.1/o . 4kiii, 110 i auth , .rtsed by. any. orders tiara he 'American Go/eminent. most tx Papers, received yesterqsy, give the most flattering accounts of the pencrfol and pros• perous state et our North American isi.;ttletnen , s,-- The Governor General British N(irth America, ,Sir GEORGE PREVOST, Raft. is h , Id in the highest respect, and is constanity receiving addresses Uf con- 4 ". grat,dation from the besetal parts of Ilia Govern. mem, .Yesiet lay a Quarterly General Colin WAS held At the Ent 10.1i3 tioust., who'', Oiler tho usual forms, Tile CHAIRMAN stattd that the Coon of Direc. tors had come to a iteiolutiop respettingllie loss 01* the ship Earl Camden, tiz.:— " The Court taking into consideration a Report from the Committee of Shipping , respecting ,the loss of the Earl Camden, " Resolved una►nimously,' 'I hit Captain Sampson, Corn. mander, and the several Oiliceri in the fate ship lead Cant_ den, be accptitted Inn - 11,01 imput.nion of neglect or misconduct in'regarci to the los of the sail skip, •` That the late ship Earl Camden was lolly and gum:. ciently round in anthers, cables, and other sto'res, anti that • therefore the Owners be fully acquitted front all imputation ut negicet in respect to her loss."-, • O . . . of. .. On 'the motion the Citea!thlAN, the determina. Hon of the confirmation of, •thp above, Resole, iion, by ballot; was axed for ibe gtb 414 y of Octo. her:next. • , . . ,Several accounts relative ts the conduit-..0f the College . at Hay iyhurv, and the 'Military Seminary at Addiscoinbe, were laid befere tl~e Court, The Lord Bidiop of Durham has recommended to. his clergy to inalie SUrveys of their different parishes, •in order to ascertain the number o f , poni inhabitants 'who rnay'.lserleititute cf the Bible. ,Tnis aft refledt the highest honour on ,his lordship, and weremind the reader of the wish of ,00r gracious Sovereign, " that every/ ',nor child in the kin4dom may be-able'to read Pie Bit 14:", His lordship is an .061)1041g: the time . whet, every poor per 4. 64 ih his diocese shall possess thus invaluable treavoe, . The.,Urgeens have 'been: ,much indebted' to the PeViOlit'S tot Several weeks ; past, :a.ti the manner 'in which stones, ltc, have been left during the,night has boen the fruitful source of. contusions, sprains, &e. The Surgioni in the vicinity of May's Build ings, St. nirtin's-hine,, in :particular, are „under great obligations to ,the aforesaid Illeptlers Ways. A. Gentleman of the narneof Bosville was in the Ilia' leading from ilrentlot'a to Hanwell, on . Sunday night, and robbed of liis watch and Kv4n poands. by two fellows oraped, ankl.,habited iu smock frocks. The same fellowo, w ern sfen tit 'ilk,' ,ing at' a public house in BrentiOrd in the 4fiernowi. Ustwet.k, Mr. S. (:lark, o W f orliogham, Suffolk, engaged, fnr 'a bet of lot. to kill and bag 47 allots • out of He killed the,o,l4t 48, inithed t he )(lied the 50th, .antl catitinocti. i.,hunting until he lDied the to following, making 60, abuts with this - , oss of only one hud, . , . , Tuesday afternoon.as the chariot of Mrs: Bevan, of Camberwell, was ,passing along Jernlra-street; having tet the lady down in Arlington-street, the spring of•the box broke opposite Blake's Hotel', and the coachnian and footman were -let down, The horses finding a slack, rein, started off 3t Bpeed..-411e ktving got on the.perch, to endeavotirto stop them, the animals run against the Church wall. The coachman was thrown to the ground: by this shock, and the wheel went• over his head. - He was taken speechless to , a public-lionse on th e, spot, without the moat distant hope of recovery.' The 100,iman escaped with slight injury. Monday the remains of the boy who was burnt at - the late &real St. Giles ' sPouted, ware at Isugth dug, out of the ruins. NAVAL NtW 8. i'vyNtoutn, Sttr. Q4.—Arrived yestOd bis . . ' Majesty's ship Mercury, or 2il . gun's, Ca ' pa r rAirl' ' ' ocrt, haVing, under Conviy a fleet of ti.aiiiporit (light) from L'Aoli,'boutid to tiffs 10t a ievti'df which- have on board British :OftleiTs . and: soldiers . ' from Lord Wat.LtisoTou'a amp most of 'the for mer in ill health, and the .utter art inviiided sick. This fleet sailed on the Ist SepteMber. The Sabrinii sloop of war, Capt. TILLAIM, aso sailed on the same day, having tinder convoy a iteei.of trans ports'-and nrc.charitmert, which fillip passed op Channel with the convoy yesterday morning with a fine bieeze:fratn the North-west. Among . the tr.h - hporti which are ,arrited here .ere 'tits tullowing, i 2.• chriatOus, No. 9°, Osborn; Moister, No. - 19, 'A 1 iintiroli ;I I , raliessand parry, marked S. K. Foster'; 5 . ...;1., .iitillkis!,l s . , W. Nl. klobtniett ; Brenton, niaiked R. W. ,Aza t tfriy6u ; w Liberty, Nv). i I,Stcart ; Lord Eldoii, I°. )3;. ehley ; 11er.ilki, marked 0 N Young i Nile, No. i 3„ ----:; il'ingsYit';' y Nu i,8„A1ca . .44 ; Ratelttl; No. 565, 114,1i,1,1y,; kr-uterprizie, No. 2, Kerr ; and tile Agem's : ship LE:. - Aioniy, No. 270,; all . ut whit.b ut which have recriyed ' or::crs to proceed to Ports mouth litituittLately. .. . tleet do not bring...any news. - Ai thy' brig Ann, , briovgihgtciTruro, JoisN M‘DoNALP, Master, from Palma; whichplace she lett on the August, with 'A ca!sQ,consistint of Wine, and cork for dunnage, bound to this port for orderi ; she pot into Alicant for convoy,' and sailed thence.on,the Bth August tor'Lisbon, :u company I,vitll a- ebnyoy.witier the protetion , of a Soinisn liigate, where 'she arriiecl, and Was put underlua'-' rantine, and sailed thence on the Ist Sepferpjair, in , company with_ the fleets under. convoy of hill jesty's ati ips /110cOry and Sabrina, : aiti:Wliiiiiii nnder .quarantine. • .. - . . Also arrived- the 'brigs .Prescott, THOMPSON,' and • Felicity, TIMOTHY, from. Oporto, with calves con sisting of wine and cork, foedunnage, bound, to this port tur.orders;sailen t 1 days since, in company with a fleet Of merchantmen under convey of the Fervent . guts-brig, Licur. B.riwAtt•r, which, with the fieet +. passed up Channel Yeiterclay. The.vessels arrived', here have not brought any news. latellig . ee bf ' th e ~ surrender of ,Ciudad Rodrigo ‘VaS 3 IIX4POSti: looked 101' at Opori9. The Procoti.,broug i lW ar, , seligers Nie'ssr-• J : 11. somuts and JoAci P.ii6ite,; or='' I,goise,Gt:ntlemtin. .' '' 'Thelienovntiun, which arrived here on Saturday trout QUettee s sailed on the stti Angust,ana came a running ship ;. lett , thereonlY one (a sloop) ship of wat ; A :la r ao' fleet for England was expected tcv Sail ' at , Out the toiliof Austast. - '..- -. • .. Arri . ed the Spanish- brig Saint Joaquirrt.. belong ing to and from Port Mahon, J. JANscti, m as ter, with a cargo; cnia. - .isting of WI: 6e, and cork for dun.., 'age, bound, to. this port for , orders I she touchtd at Carthigena and Gibraltar; and, left the hitter place op the 2 ist of July, in company with a fleet bound to lingiand, under consoy of his -M,jety's ship, Leyden, of 64 t;uris, with which she parted''`O - tri- , pany on toe 4th of Sep;erpher,,andp.ut into . ,Cyfoli• haven on the 6111 to join convoy, whew she mi.is'j) tit . under quarantine. ,His Majesty's ships'.l3riik''.6l-11 I 13 , - • gulls, Captain 41auttalleat, frt.= the Irish itinion iidtrites, oil 8. gu ni;'C..ipiko DAVIES, from a cruilA -in: the Chatinel ; and. the .Golrifiacit, of 10 'stiti,,, Captain W A 1.1.24, i from the tilti'adron in BA.que Roads, to viand nnerent. • - • •I'lie French chasse ..t iii#4P, 4e Di,roniier, in ballast, and the.. Fiench . sloop Les „Deux 4 fizik,' ivit.l) a cargo,. consisting el, wine and salt, booed toßstwise,..prizes to.bis Maje - s-. tyls ship Sceptre,., of 74. gong, 'Captain BA ir.nin, and the squadron in Basque Roads. , Alsoarrived the Deliance . ,'Larkensey ; Charlotie,;-olythei; SitYtark, Marshall ; Reward, SitziOns ; NeAlley,.Curtriltr% Equity, yell; Traveller, .11 phatn - ; . Heart of. 0,4,, , thrOttitl; .and J ppett, from WOFs titattlied4, from Gloticester : Doi , e; Cooper;* G;odson, lirobMtltn r; and Aai've, Thorn, from Bristol.: The fliencle, Broderick, Inavett (roan ,Quebec, with a cargo ikt% titnher knd s for his Majesty's pock-yard at this port s cane a running' shri:•:, the h0,444 4 ,4.1uck, from Waterford, witli a carguof signs fur artepnit Prat Wiqmoutli„. Thc 4 11 Phea 1, -:1 1 00ner 1)owlis, 1 . • awl will !Jail to•morrow tniorping,'ln*lded_the wind "•, •••• • • ' • • " •••• Sale(' ' the' rennja r k maxi of.. :war for . Baseiiie Ra 3 qs.; Porcuifino and Slay- sloop-A of *trirf,tir moutir;'•Orestel alobp of war, on a crilize in ..4f,4 Channel; and trio aOhooner 4o die 'wei4i. 'Went up the ha,rbout to, refit, the AretAulg ' • • PORTSMOUTII, SR PT. 25.—Arrived his Majesty's ships Cleopatra andßar4does from off Cherbourg; and the CePlatio sloop of war frtim.the,Mediteira- neap. The Ant schooner Na been obiiged to come into hnrbonr with the lois oratt, hors and oableS. It has blown a gale all night, and io.day one of the homeward-bound ships is on shore. off Ling- Con, and it is feared she will be a complete wreck, by the morning. Put tx,t,:k 149 Maitlty's 4 I ' enge l l 7 .• F r d a # add Leyden. i'ALMOUTii, S-Itir. i3.--Atriveii I. '7.4 r; Bt::,•:Lt:,,-ii-,:on, Jer.ey, with the It)SS °rancho A cables; also arrived. the, /Milan?, Moos, Irma • 4.,. • • • -2 r,v, oiy:_ott.thi, podrta}tos.;d'apia.rted with the PoriuBsl con. A.:)11 - . ........... :4 Cr : . . ' , ... A 26100711, sErr. .v 5, fkiriveci jI i the Ain Ine:r-iiactudCpal:ilsseiong- .eX.rri, froth Gaitinibui li, With ........ DrAL, SEPT. 2,1.-Z,Wind viesti blows h 3t,l siih a' heavy. sea. • ',,,' ' ... . . . - Arrived chili metnirtg ward: ' , . The Dnthet, frbM St. Sitirstiar, paried Iral to anchors, and came on-Shore on' the he ' e'ls rtt a o : f :. F h i e :t r .: c . g a ,: r . g c o :, 1.0 t has a t b e b e i gin )I.,alte:alitteeedir,s.l:alJ4i Is irsr°ll:elelttedweiti 1.1 • 0 The,.3la4, GRAY AY (roan 010 ft a has 163 i as 3, .. . i , , 1 i ~''' , - . hips ride all well. . . . , N....--`i'lle Drisiter his oat el ,g au li tvi : io r A : ei E tes c t ab ys ie t : . .........r.. i,.. _,1,0 . B iliG HTON, SEi;t. 45.--'l'he ()porta (1ee1,,, sailed fr oth PortSmOuth at six 'o'clock 1 0 i i ' 6 l 7: for the g owns, waa,during the night ovra,ll; gate of ct ind iron) the5.%,':01. allet:ol:_)hresre.o,6:owfotHoef.a.):ltem are now an sbrr e, ' 4, i) plete w r eck s, with scircely one pirce iiiiisl .: the Hope, of LontlQ:; 0 4 . tons, • 010. , VICITERMAN, •I tle,t) 0 01 . 0 11 cork, .stipck.iinf root of tlie town ttii 0170, halt , past three...--the Captain, liii soo,a,!td".* site _...giNlN:',,ltil.;,7ll:ttinteGii,,buiGite;.sll,:rstlta.);T,ve.;:ict!'ido,lll.2l4,rt!EN:ceditriso.6(s)3l.ll;:il6:.-edull::/.0;i:i-/;,,,,.:11- t o t i tl :i i t l 6 , a .: l : i t t l i . i t. t i t ii i' . ll o o,sli; :y lll , l l ' i► t 1 : 411 , 1 : 1' , ! "/(11: :s eisl. ,: n . ,i po l:r : "1 .0 k4 / 4 ..,t,' n it Of n' e4 I.,'Clil as , ore about the'.sa4ne time, vv. ,- ait ' d iffi Ai 1 7 e , s Otis only three %vex saved ; the Cfrril %Oil 441 arDWiled ; Lllowe saved ‘,4 ere Fitoxli l; L et .ysetil::Far:isasec'ecCrair:giloes4edsl,:tharntiatechniei,cellehic'tr;iior o5e1:;t10144 "Tittle is at hrger l'i die _,O l at Berlin Gap, but din varticulSrs imve Do ra N y A c v ovv A rna L pni A ir,ota t i r ei e o i ' . l a 7l* it I i.: T S - Lord Col vil ie . tt 11l t 411! ROO 1 . lin t h .,1 1: 0 • 24 1 i;) 1 , 00 C ,' d 10 Si; rlYlelu:tGlP:::o;:trigbetneLS:;°'elli;ci:lll:o;-.1 : bt.' 'yle.' :11.6)::i.1;11:‘‘!rt,::;11'.t.fii:;i4j1:,.1'ti ..-p.at.,Lauzan, to the Ulybses !Acid 14on. ito,,,,ej,irt?, ' nrciagner Lieut. R. Dwyer, to the l'rito,:esb L. i'', ' t i t d,'. •i UP OLawliity, to tile Shelclraite • Lied(. 14, OP? , ° o ', e d tol', )',i(ttlicand Lieut. Wackier, of 'the i‘liliery.i,profi,llo, at 1. 1 ' . , , raiiiii ,t4f. Cortirnandere-; Ca pt A. IL itinAlimil , c O3. ''' 'iii 'Belt) postcd, awl "a Pt to tha Vol,qy pool Ilitaier, to the Insolent' ; flat. T-...scriven:l°Rlicld'd ii *_„_L4c'ut, M‘l'herson to tho Egsnont ; Lao.' - ,idv,Lfds. t s the Alerin'aid, t.ce .......r....--- -----7 --- "' , . . 2 LOSSES IN Tlll LATI Gl ~... • • c„l‘Abfll' The Hunter';'ll.-NIGHT, .311il /Pr 77103 OpP" front Niartinique ; isatella and golle,.!trialio-Aigil4 werelost between Deadly Rod 3°4 U'1134-41, Ol, the: gale yesterday, Part of the cargo 0 .! . i s fug The Hero, MARseALL, (turn LiObtiVilsoio 5 lr.t o • _water in St. Geetge'S Dock, Livett)o4 1 o i . tal i ! ,Ou. shore ;. the Mariner,. Irmo 501id,'.„1'.,,,„16,! near,Do:or ; the. Afaiia; ---- ,front l;ipeejj ,ic the Bey of Finiy;. foUndercd 'at so ;),,,i) 0 , El' al t ' i gliSlc, ANDIIRSON, from Naples, W s ' L.O -1' 1,..1 , t . ctilr Dover, and put into .ititnis,Jat . , (TO , Georgix.`",,,O, Mary, BAXTER, trona .oporto, tott , ~ ; 1, 1 , ip- r „, BEll.4tbri -from Virginia, and the 2N'ff•'' ' ~1‘" ~' b . viru;h•ni4nhet.hSeoujoh,Afille:s, have lost all ari...Aat , t „.., , • The fullowin iv - ' i•ye of in t() g'...1r4;:::0i o ;q1"0,44111, '1. 4 it 1k . he' 10.4 .3 tow all`",, cooi'', ,1,,,0,, with the los. of an anchor rtn,P. 14ttiPia'S,,Httmanos, with di' tn, ." . alillieli 14 By the fames, tro th Line:fog Ay 10,4 , , '1,1,i from . that City to the 7th ot July, tlr . '" , ~" I 'wog . 7, bringmg-I he inh.rilbatiOn ,I(AV 11 in she I,4llooiiii: - of. the depart Ore of the vessel. I .ll° It) _...,..... Jo . o ii 4 WIFIM.4. , i, a.. . „I fi4 , iiels a• tilt! , a-4411tit:ii;iton-icsninils:iett, e a n i c i e I t o ) ! ►lEhte,,.,iiiisitt)e,outio. ni.,::10v,,;,,,;; have .been Ordered into, the , O'e' ' Ph , i , , ./ t,.1 may net ab,trutt tile tire of ow b,,, , c .:1,1,407, •oirecfect Captain —...,-. to fedla i I 1 ootsiJe ,t, h , ~,tP . vio ,ristweit;;fuecw'tioariasy,s.as I lrnagine the alarm oil' f ',i'il,i't,4Ci.'ilatni:4sLtarieti Eitt...7:l maieuttritesircihoortilisiontriidiL.ll4::::(fo:ts:i.o. ira,uitili will not snow 'him to come, I l i:: 7: 410 11,1 i (brow shells out of sinall ofOrtati, (..'l.,,',ooyet 44. veasels tit for large tool. irs, tile sirtri' a" ; , A .cli 0-.:,e. ;P, to6nder after the tits: , r,qecoo'l "'"- ~-14.1deu ,',!' ' • Tile 13Jstscript to. which vie 11:0V . . 4 tro;Iow :- ~_ ..." It is said ju.it no.w, .01firvve4113:1:4:01.)70c.:03.)e6:e1,111:11., fresh adv ice-1, the depfirtnie ol . 1110 i'l'roto ‘11111"' niarthr,.anti.the removal ofthe ell!Pliini; . ', ', i. gtisiietideti," . itl.ol .. l'brough .enother chdrincl, . ~,„4,001.1 , mation .:of . what is: (*oitig oti 441.00 I i.',_' CO ' hiege Is ' i Alottte Video, of 'vitich the, , , without intermission. ) aopla9l Ilia pi, ~,, a: • . -.!..rovisions are so scarce, di, Atiaariiiiii reiluced to 'salted hod, ',Oh a sin. 'l, oft o .. !r p. : s ist rtt : s . ai ll .ni ,rie;t7egtdl.t:Azti• :l a: t t . e .i x ti )or t ,I r ri f. s . I n it :: e 50 1 t y ,i s it i c ,er. : : : : :::, i _; ),_ae ,ii . a , .o n 1 i d : res : t ,. 4 : ) . 7 1 ° ) . 0 : 1 : 0 ' ~, tf,r r i ,00:1 ; Ctsilient,r ionsist in g iit 4 , 0,1. .!,ailoa?.) ` o ' l .- the s ilie. Italy, who all went (Act' al' ti.l,;,`;(l,),oo,spelie.t,iclt tionists., About ..ano•fotuilit.',s_"!ii,, ~,,o 10, rk:ll4, town; and a plOt‘lo 110=tnisc:ci`t',Jot 0 etocileovie, would It been exiT'coloY, a.'',,,ii., I 1,0 toostli.efr. of those concerrr.:.ii h,'ett st'l.“-„o'te Video w,40, wits, that the inhabitslits or 4",,be, ~,ropeaft I&iced almost eiclusivaly- (Q , giants." . , • . cod ' ............ . , iai., . The Tell ascendancy , 0 ,, 1 . ~' l I::ottcritij:ll:ic.c:li iY.l.7ll:,ll.rgoirtri, be unknown in Fratice-ilt,u.„-„iotrd trea,.l,;;;;;( tito on her coa.is, most be cotai".l,' The w'"" the c,o t t • m terwr. .09 ~ tiane ventilation to Lilo 1 , ~_,. well*. iii :or a 'BilitiibuN,,cy w atch. those .or .;I;ye,totep, bt:coinei # attd,-.-,. ~e--ivit,tio' tttctivantih6eili-l:oht7iel; %tv(l)'i.ocloi:_jii,iicr(o.;„i;:itoolistlY_Aviroorr, .. . ' th 4 plb-y of its forinidAte eto. ihe ~~ Fli 'l+ ~~i : H