The Sun. — London, England, 1811-01-21 00:00:00

~ NI A I ARA/trill-1 Dublin, ; w4terfortl. 1:4 E.... 1 Cadiz, i Lisbon, z Duhlin, a Waterford. i'RICF W. STOCK:, THI3DAY AP TWILLVB o'cLocK. Consols . . 66## I Red. Atm. - . 66; I' , U t $01.11,s UlCiftß I , AtbuNl A 1.11)k A ? O . N 'I) ' MONDAY, JANUARY WintlhO C%+stiC, Pll. ;o, MAJIISTY ill/X.lll'd IQ be more, iudisposed, ill ,tllc cauTses of yettertbh but is this wall OS' be was' before. '" H. It; ItttYNOLD,„ },F4:111).. " W. H " a. Wii.l.ls." • " ‘Allidsor Ca4ls, lan. I I, 18:0, nig NIAJERTY Appears tO be itt u favourable - state this mottling. Signet! as Wittal. We have received American Papers to the 22dult from which we have extracted a long Letter from Mr. SMITH to Mr. Pttacti.Nay. This Lettcr Con tains merely a repetitiriii of the vatitiuS'''Srgontents the Ami..rican Goveroment has vowed to justify their vexatious and hostile condu& towards , this country.. If, we ,clearly 'understand Letter, tise Ainericiii'Gdvernment' deli:1'1)116(.1d to be s,itistied with lit..TotqArA‘ deela ration, that he has .repo de I the, Berlin ,and Milan , Decrees,:even though he bhould, in point of fact, continue to ad upon them with as much rigour as ever. It ig confidently soted ii, ort he minor French t'apers which a's ivtd .yestu - ti.ty, that the! , negocia.- tiong for peace bet wevn ittbsi,l aod thk,,t Porte are broken off. if ti.,, u-ut,, it aftordg a debisive proof of die preponderance,of the Vrench influenco'at St. Pocraburgh,'orrat her of,the infatua. tion of the Emperor ALEXANnr,g. The war with Tut key was cnnitnenced by ittisbni without a carter, and without an objed, and it has bten continued at the expense of enorm.us s.tertAces on the part of Rus sia, by tneatlS of, the intrigtw and the influence •Dt the Vrentili in the Cabinet of Petersburgh.— It WAS the interest of Buntcs.pwre to exhiamt the resouno4 of Russia as much a$ possible,: and there. fle I,t Ibtnerved the war with' SiAeden , and with the Porte. He wist;ed to diVcrt the attemion of AcoxANnEtt to other objects, While hr: was pursuing his plans for the/ complete stihjogation of the A.lolf ",,, ,•, surd he 1134 iucceede d, at least' Russia has thrown no obstacles in his way. The impolitic cantina of tho Ministeri of Groot Britain during the campaign of the autumn . of 1 Pmfi andr the spring of 1807, eatmnged Alorder from this Country, and threw bita completely:, into: the power 01 VA aTis, (coin which he has never si , 1.),•09,abic to extricate himself. We have, however, strong reasons to be. Veva that 'the Emperor At.ExANDaa has "not been Wholly ktsensible of the dangerS . with which he is covelopecl, and that his detei nil nation to conclude a peace with the Porte err) !e froni Liis atirtihetitilou the schemes which BOONAPAIAM was. carrying on . - aga ; ll 4 th e Nolh ,tI t,t,tiytt„, That policy which it was the re3l inter(,7st of 1.1.1193:4 to pursue, it . was the interest of I;)una' t!: to eottuterael; and if the So' Omit ,in paptrs be true,. he has, WC icar . , byoiettisive promises of a paititio'n of the TurkiSh E t pine, 'prevailed upon ALl.l:%ANplZß.tt):continue the war. 'We understib4„his MAJESTY repeated his walk on Windsor Terrace:on Satutvily, for about an hour, otteniied by three-of the - 0 , 410*5: He wortfa blue gr , ,lt-coot buttoned e4mo over bis inOurning. . 'I here was a general tutsembly, of the 116)-AL FAMtry sit Windsor Cattle extt tiattirday, evening. Prinev r t . 9l Dttive4 ‘;1 PL. 14:N ctl, Cl-. - sltaiLA :HUI lirroica Gvett; betweeb sotli suck_ ;tite ° Dolt es of 'l`ottit. ;mkt .1014 T, were there previously to in et them. I ire whole ot' them spent the evening witliAllo (.loLatt, to goher with the Puttactissc+,. *Yesterday mornitig C4uorp.i and the. Pait4r heard Divine Serv - ',ce ire Windsor'Castle, Afterwards her ~N1,AJ144:1'1%.. ELIZABETH,' Mid' took an atriog to Vitig friere, returnefl to the Caitle abe %t throe 4)!Olock.. Print cis SONIIA, being a, little. rcoovered trout her cold, took -an airing in the areal Park, in Itef M.roLsTY's ratline Aticl four: Yehion4ay at t woke o'cluck„the Pr:nciet antl Duke of CIimatAILAND left' 'sViodsor for Lou. (lon. 'file other h4r t it DUkvs temained at MLA , wiett ottr account sett there. Yesterday stfterttonti a , Cabinet Council , was , lttld at the Fort i tt Office, which was attended by all t h e except the hail of Duchess- of N. Y oux loft IVindsor on Yliday u.'o3tPlods. I)utch Paper of last mouth announces the stele hoti N,rsteljem, the propr etors of which . e,13 hl ot thAn up cud atacouticd, being tui,iik to Letters from various places on the island of Cuba, give a melancholy detail of the combined effeels of • • • td 4 a hureicaneld e, exfertent. tlicrc at theclose aobe. hurrigane counneeced at the Hitianoah on : the 4th, . y ajgale from the soutfiwaid, veNch continsi 4 tilt thenight of the 25th, when it tell for a few hours. On the hollow ing day two slight shocks of an earthquake were felt : the Wind changed.to the northward„._ and dtalx.... ing the ensuing 48 hours, the contention of int : , elements was truly w dreadful.' The aVeS ruse'ro a tremendous height, washing over the flag-staff' el She castle, though forty fet:l' tyom the level of the sea, :led 'sWeeping the • pier, a ellen:h a l arid 'sixty, ouiluihgs a way. Thirip.two vessi Is Were drive it, en shore and wrecked, out of which number kur \.vele carried three miles up the county', and two nearly • into ihe.heart of the town. Five Americans VetC [Wye() Cher to the Korida shore, where they went lo pieces, but 11te geeater pert of their cargoes was pie-,ert•ed. •At SyJagtrile Cuba the hurricane and earthquake were situultancouS in their destructive operatioo.— There Wii9 a lap s,: o f thr ee between the two ys. shocks, w hich occurred both in the middle of the , rvlght. ;12heiitibtahitants. the: fit st alarm, flcd, half naked, into the open plain to the east at the town ; but ihnugh .the danger appeared to cekse t:or..some time, the hurricane, by scattering the ruins of the Inhiaings in various directions, render ed it too hiz - aidous for the people to make any effec tual eflbrt 'o save their propetty. On the morning of the 4?inh, the greater part of the .town, which bad escaped the fury of the precedirg shucks, was swil owed up, and a chasm, 80 feet broad, remain ed, the only vestige of this frightful rum. The river Aquadore, near which. St. Jago was situated, vas for some time agitated like the waves of the sea; but though raised in the centre many feet abnee its ordinary level, did not overflow ins banks. At Quito,. Seiritu Santo, and Choa, the hurricane has done - great dangeer, prostrating the sugar-cane and philitrir," and Tinting the coffee• trees up by t;,e. roots. It. is•.upposed that not. more than bait a crop will be .at eraged,througLoat the island. The da- Mage to the, shipping. fit the Havannalt is computed' at 600,0410 dollars; the injury at St. J.igo cannot be corredly coliinated ; Out the loss of hies at,both i)licesis believed to be not feWertliaii r.ctters et ere receited at. Kingsttin, it) Jamaica, on the Ist December, onnounting, that a Revolution Lid 410043-00411111CliCiAl at Caul, anal • that the Go critur of the Is!nad• and all the Judges had been, ar tested and thrown ielo prison, and their lives threat., cued. Iwo violent Preciamations have been issued Ly the party in power from Princip6,,censuring the conduct, of the Ikea! Amdietieia; the Cabildo, Go vernor, &c. in the administration of justice, and declaring their ~ Iti;ermil)atiuit no longia to pay one dience to their authority. 'This instirrection is headed by the Archbishop of the Island, and under his name a public: instrum e nt s • issued, declaring its object. Anioog other" things it speaks as follows " It is always necessary to pay obedience to rt lawful superior tribunal; thus the island of Cuba cannot follow the plan, of the CarACCati:beCaUSe it has acknowledged the R gency, and because many , politicians agree in 'opinion that Caraccas and its confederate provinces will terminate their reNoletnei snare y, which state must always be an obj :c1 0 dread with the inhabitants of Cuba. What is de ,iced is, that the Island shall he governed by a hint • :),1 wise and opulent .men (not by 141agistrates emir Chimes, whose iniquities arc wcli known, and can nut be recollected without indiguation) aclireewl e dg . ins the liegtuey and the altiance with Great firitalit 'This is their olee6i in asniiing to the establishmen' II a Junta, and .no other." T r advices from Paters urh represent the RUSI i n as waning, w.itlt extreme a ~nswe to the diSpatet,es which had been . transmitted io Paris, and which are said to embrace arreige oients Of the highest impoitanee. A general re, eruiting for the army and navy had been ordered ihrougleeit the em ph • • The hotel of the 8 xon Minister at Vienua was 13bbeti last month of I l v ano florins;, an,ci at the Imo:time a statue atone of the Saints, in the church 8!„ Ltienne, was despoilell of all the pearl orna went3, amounting to a uonsiclerable sum. ; Act order has been issued from Whitehall, that, no women shell be perruitttd to land in this'' 'country, who might hive left France to ii . eu their 11u4)atchi. The reason to be assigned to the,tn . fie such I , cfoial is, that the French Government would riot perroit Lady LAS , ' rt and family to land in France, to join Sir TunmAs, who is a...prisoner at Verdun. 'A'ne:order is in force at Portsmouth. The second battalion of the j ith regiment, 1100 strong,' has sailed from .Gurrusey to Cadiz, to I's-. liege the 47th, or' second battalion of 'the 87ih, or . b 4 h, if they can be spared by General Graham, to Lorti.Wellington's army. Tl4,3chnircrte of Sunday promenade were yester- day ;nett; d by !hie went her to their fitvourite grand_renclezvons between Piccadilly' Gate and. Ketssingtory Gardens, was thronged by Isom and foot. Among the ranks were many of tle finest y.ornen in England, and the general display was interesting to all the votaries'of gaiety. Thursday evening three bags of letters,..colleetid ,by a General Postinan with his bell, from the Tem. 4,1 e, , Fleet-4i red, Essex-street, and Carepsireet, :were stolen or lost limn the cat t conveying them Lo„ the•Generid Post Office. The, bags were found on Saturday its Tower Ditch, emptied.el their conk ma :and. Jsearlylcut to;pletes. A !e),v days, , since a irireol Ufa., Ac.iit from New Is‘ the double bodi , d Norwich coach, coil. K iitilog butts,bills;, arid &att.+, w the amount of t,(20o1. direaed to Messrs. Stephensons and Co, • Bankers; Lombard-street, Lonti , m. The couchosan put it into : the *Pat ,of , the truth body. On,the at rival of coach in, town, no parcel direaed to Messrs. Stephensons cOUld be found but there viins lone without a thiection,pnd it. WilS• oaken to Mesirs, !Sr c pliesstionit. On opening the parcel,- it proved to contain only some old books,. As two days had el4psed belote the tokutke was aticovevedi notes, bills, .and &Atli, to the 411tOWIL of (001. 'were paid : in the coiurse of the time, which had brat out of the idreel. NAVAL NEWS. PLmiouru, JAN, his Majesty's ihipi Ganges and Porniii.;te tot Leith with" French prison ers; Plantagenet for the Mediterranean; Venerable for Portsmouth ; Cheerly, Intelligent, and Carslnt, .-to,.theliVe4twaril tho Noeion packet, N4ILRR, with itails ibeMadtir*ancrt Brazils. Went up the harbour to refit his Majesty's ships thnazanunt.i Loire. , . • . . • Arrived the ' gwallow pac ke t from Falmouth. S3iled his Majqsty's ship Rove/ with a small con-: ny' for the .uown , ;. The' foiloing, have been tried 4 . Courts-Martial on board the '..S'ittvail:Jr Sy fres, of the Venerable, for desertion, and leaving the boat at Deal, was sentenced to receive '2oo lashes, and Mulcted of all his pay ; Thomas Smith, a marine of the same ship, was 'tried for dor' ting to the enemy; the charges being prove,4, he was sentenced to suffer death ; Samuel Cornish,, carperi:cr of the Ganges, for dfunkermess and ut-,glet of duty, wa i likewise found guilty, clismisSed the ship, and placed in another ship of interior rate. JAN. 19.—Sailed from Long Reach to tyNore his Majesty's ship 1 angvaiel 1 .he is one, of the ships ordered to tike ;o Leith. JAN. to the Nore his M.ijesty's gtm brig Manly., SIIEF.IINESS, !I. Sailed' 11p the River to ‘Vou.wich, sloop Diiigose.,. Qapt4ln.. Lowo, to EloAx.--40ne of the Officers of this . Dock-yard was surprised, a feW eve'nings ago, to find that Int was to be favoured (unas)ied) with the company ni the chiefof:the. inT.Aitanti of the' Clarriso' n, and Blue Town.; , a.son of Lrvi as' aho invited, not as a guest, but to, bring:a Cal;C • iiillahlt: for so brilliant an occasion ; nor were th..!chtankliers sears tor gotten; the upholders attended with riv.no at a stated time, - lheti a burst of passion, mixcil with threats, from .each abused party, enhued, and thus ended the scene. FALMOUTH, JAN. 18 . —Sailed the Expedition, Speculation, and Richard, cutters, for Lisbon ; and the Swallow, a new packet, fur Plymouth. MAL, JAN, hig Moiesty's ships San Domingo, , Ddiance, and Fultunee, or Portsmouth Put back the Henry iid , !;n:jton, lllilfurd, and tralinci• Indian-Am. ArrottrhtEurs.— C.:aut. 14 N. Spenee...to the 13oyne, tilting for the hag o! Ilarry Wale; . Iti c k li d to. the _Vigo, fitting, ion . t.tte 11,1 ) .;• of Rear. Adawal I..)ixott ; Cant Robert gel teJ, to the Etlittburgh Cap!, Cosselto, It. the Crestiy.; N lid.rigltt,..F49., to . the depCit at ; I.teut. Ptiest, to that at ;Etlinburgh ; Cain, Mug. horn gocs out in tlik Alrtca to lialitvia,46.4tLllut.gut.nnutta4i,... of the I hire ltCTt, ut 1'.,1;, thti it ,Mr NoUle, to be Al.o:ter et ,• R. M to the ; r, to. be P,,oer or tlp! Hussar; Hugh butmurnan, :to the Plitti.,." , 3 t'arolitte; (lepton .111tent14 Luntrnantit itoptienit..utp, ~t Capt. Ct)ottealey. tt, the Harkti e tr Utipt. itirittiouw tetAttne,' , the command of the Recruit, 4 -.4 :211 (tit Commodore Penrose, commanding at flotilla of gun-boots and•small v,e44e1.4 in ihVGIt Gitmthar, on the 15i h ult. 64deessed a eleetthir letter to the Captainq,pt Idly , . at cii4raltat i ,,,,4,Apm ; , 3 4 4tiv i i i s ladion and outnivation of ',the igaliatito•oriclufl 01 Lieut. P. Williams, of the Enirepenevite.eulir, in belting off four of t h enemy's privateers, close to the Castle of I.mro. The nutted fort:&, of the ene my voi 17 gulls:olkt I 70 ,41,11 r that ot the Enire prenante, pal .and 33 men ot whom one v. its killed acid lo•ti wound,d . 111 the itttlurf.:,' This Tararauld iiilvdteer orritiv4l 7 it 'Fowq l'itefidity, from, an;-untuccestiful •Inluiz6 otf Finisterre. On Friday last, in the Bay of Bi4 , .'tty, she -tell in with a large logged, and on boarding; ascertained her to by the Orton, laden with timber, pd lumber, suppr f ed `frum America. They foond,,one man dead in ith'e , companion, and, were preparing to go between ,decks, when tt.ey Were ttcl by the most horrid stench, which obliged diem to tclitiqui,it their de ;siubm and abandon th e wr ec k, The holdctt the Orion appeared toll ot water brit she ',4:as tolerably clear between. the decks. Theistench, Ito doubt, 'proceeded from the bodies of the un tort mute crew, who had perished On board her, but wlu throtigh latigtie or hunger could not be, ase' , ...riaiiit , (l. The man in the companion appeared to heave be.. n dead about a week. Rear-Atlihiral Sir Joscrh SIDNitY *r tallta hoist his flag tO•morrow at l'ortstmattit, ch board :the Picloty, ,and, as soon as possible afterwards, will sail w ith eight sail of the hoe, a 44 - two frigatei,,,and a _aloop, under for Lisbon., Toe' ships appointed for this set vice arc, Victory, 100 guns (fin-ship), Capt. Formidable, 98, Cart. J. Nr.laals; '(.agges, 74, Cit4)tr. DuNpAs ; Denmark, 74, C,tokiii hiSsPV.; Porapee, su, Sir-JAmas ATtatii. Worm; Orion, 74, Sir Attert. Dteitiots ; Revenge, 74, Cit t. NAtil ; Fimgeur, 7 , 4 , Ctipt. T. ; Cipt ,H ay wool) ; tilgard trigate, Capt. MASON ; :Ile :Primrose stpoi);' Cwt. Pit t.Lorr. These ships i I tlike. 5000 troops ou bi)aro ; for the better 4ccon,- tood,itiou 01 %void), some- of the)itit.:•ol-battle sliii s ive taken ow their lewer-d!!1:1 , . g!ron. \Viten 111,y will kis 001 at pres e nt k how ho,,proparat orders haying yrq been receii til there:, nude,. tittttel Sir JOsEPH will returit ft.;in -ateiV, and lake•opoit litiL a com:tiand iii theChannvi 111 E THEATRE. i f icguk,, CeiVo The translated play of the Stranger nnor e r . stilted on Saturday last at this theatre. An S P° Oran, wastiade for the absence of Mrs. POW ELL, Oti ague count of indisposition, and for the appedo ca ,j i rite] Mrs. GLOVER in the part of /firs. Hailer, o ' ll ' he in she undertook at a shor t notice. Mrs, th.ovgit g l read ) rank with the v er y b est actresse s of the P fts6 durir diy in comic pitris, and though she is very (aril their on equally succ ess f u l in se ri o us ebaracierhY:f up it on this occasion, even without the considerin irl i n o insist her being suddenly brought forward, sh e s ., l l; o l. /4 , l e' herself in a very respectable manner. Orl° slits sustained the part of The Stranger with juce r r num and etleti. accei Atter the Play a new musical Farce, Intile4 1 a ►lupl Bee•hive, was represented for the first rime. ' 4 n . DRAMATIS PERSON/E. the Mingle W captiin Melton . . Mr. Witan.cit ei Captain R a t tan - Mr. LoiLrotovE for . M r . ....HAfTE.R .I3I _ • tilej Mrs. Mingle . . Miss T taPil Cicely - - . . MISS Ktttr ,1. Emily Mo'len and •Emily had The following is an outline of the plot :—CaPI has Ser c . iple) been contracted to eac4 other by il'ci r Cons, hut had never had an interview. ,Tatl"*', i*`' however, engage.ri in an epistolary colas; o iadev'' ‘ ' 4 w. ,1 (upon the old dratnoi c Pr'lA lrnr and A Platonic affetima had been the c onsilo" ° :i t re ! At length the Captain returns froal abroadtr'llll Su n while the %essel is performing (pawnor, " 4 1 : 11 b ( l , t , bust!.tnl with her Maid to site sea7poit, in or b` in fudge of her lover w.thoitt revealing herself. r4l WI he Captain is permitted to land, he soon br fl ti ol . .11 1 int:iehed to Emily without at First hnowinli a ly t i site mistress but afterwards, x in ; the to ascertain her cOnstancy, he passes U lf """„ ti l, wi riiend Rattan Upon - her for himself, f° 1 " 00 . 1 Lit t ins 'the latter veiih such vouchers 11 ;.„,S . rill her doubts .on finding Rattan so diKtent dN fist, 'the er • she.expected:—.But soon after gild. t. covers the artifice Which had been praaised 0 "; id and deter mines, on playing a ri vrogerui trickvli tN t h, lover, For this purpose she affects to be r e°ll/ ,,,1j Iv tached Raison; and Merton is of conrs e se ` . O punished for hi s arti fi ce . A t l en gth, ltus" vcri a t ill if tens are eipiamed, and the lavers are to b' 11° happy 41 tultrituony can' reader them. The Bee-hive; which gives the title tc) is tile chief Inn in the town. The Landlord, 0160 I.; a Whims - cal character, *purposely ml 3 l' l6l ' l° lo talents of MATHEWS, whO rendets it Veil I,l l o yti nent and entertainin g . R a tt an , is a true old who i 3 always expressing himself in 011113r 1 , 11 gunge; this cha ra ct er was we n s upported 14 : mutt:. Airs. MOUNTAIN, acting and 11100);:. ril intitled to high c o m men d at i on f or her pel l°l :litJ' of Emily, and Mis s Itisi.r.v also, for ha ver y ed repp..sentation of the maid, Cicely. .‘Y w ho vcry much improves in ease and v"- gav_e , good elleet to the part o f Ikt e rtou. re i Ihe music in gener a l i s very pre t t y, anu,'" s ! or time airs.particularly so. M r . HORN 111° , ‘ :0 ( poser. Th e F arce i tse lf touches the 1 1111 , 1. 00 of compositions , of the ki n d, b ut i t IS 11° ` l trd rxtravagant taan many others which IP'' ° I , DO )1 - ought forward of late y ears , a ..d giver) 'fetich a character to those compositialls string of a more regular and probable 10 10 3 '.o‘4 ho*dee.iled too doll and tan t e to have any cb ii t't ilP f ' success.—We have not heard who is the I - - brit lie had full reason t o b e satisfied µ 411 : : tif PI"P# which his piece received from a re l y roux au4;oiroce. , • I)ii to I, - - , fOr A dramatic Spectacle was represen te d . Wile, on Tuesday last, at th e E t t n burgb O!` I led The Lady of 1110 Lake, founded 0 0 0 Poem of that name. .Th e scenery , aceeri - "i,e' pArt, is ` very splendid an d b eaut if u l, and Ili' oi are app ropriate arid magnificent. The P art ri - fit . ; /retries was represented by Mr. Stelooto ; ark ~iri by Mr. Tfixnv ; the heroine of lb' I P;,, y Mrs. Sint:iota; and Blanche of Devan.,"' The pieta was very well re ceive"' j 1 11* Haymarket . Theatr e , we , under' l3l %o , ll open on the of ;Way, with a - new P h lkir," rrie"Pew, F91:9 pony, it the exception 0 . 1 .' to p mrr. 4 Lasior n' , seleetecl lio the provincial ,) At the Edinburgh Theatre, on Saturdaf 541/1 4 0 . ; the throng ti t t h e d oors, to hear BRA HAM " 4° " . r 36 ineese; that i n l e i s ' t h an a quarter of t+tt their °Peeing, every seat was occupied; i sna 1 1 ' 1°1 ceipis exceeded, :.by nearly fifty pouteisr that had ever been taken on any forgoer occ ;l6. ,lft" Mr "JORDAN will commence an enga 4e , il „ t oeN' a . feWJlights at the Bath Theatre, ou A B the Parts of Lady Teazle and Bare/arta' t gfr rwaas 4 inn tg e; a ty r il r el i i v sg e ih d etg a et tooiGpl, eit~,rrn the part of ciee Jr ( Bel rode. • col BRAIIAM and Cutlet propose ba‘ing tis‘ ) next mouth at Edi n b uig h . Th e te Ju l" with The A (";eurt Niartigl was held 00 rt tnouth, on Lieutenant Ge o r g e King, (D .. - J( -41 ) .6 - ship #uyal ; ,matt Lieutenlini Uoacl. Of the 11.)yal 0 , , .f)r disorderlr, and " 4 bekivioin . ; our presinning to vele' o t t; le Officer, an d for n,ieg or rer: yoking speeches or gestures- .tendleg tr . quarrel or disturbauce. Lieutenant Kit'?; .01/Dished to be mare c are ful in h w i s col° •,' re ; ' and Lieutenant'Read repi hounded,,,;3 14) b: 1 Put at the boorn. o f tigo lst "Y." iila, iti4 l'orees. • ‘dini+ai ! OA' A French Officer on ,pal*ole at ' l* , /11 ,1 11r i n Ua OltAt6uN, apprehendeJ oa vo, ,419 i 01. Wr g i ng a cash erne of Ow fo i, bank. acknohtlectged 1"('- , It'fl Poverty in eXlellll3tioll, tha en titt 11, a , only whirl] he had perforill e t 7,, ettl ;'•'!` pen; and nik. Toe 4)1 , :5 at the &ink, known to u ti . t r 4114, /Mid i In ordor to text - to dete'ttion. 1 ,. ti 41 ti red r I % r % aii i s eh Par if fi r h'cilt ebenned, / li , , , I . 1..: