The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-29 00:00:00

lecknning. The Iletormation, the !" 'Hit, and the Revolution, are, with them t,.3teg, and noihing else. I have known a seriesi:of " Artninian.llivinei exchanged lot Woman phiyinv, on the harpsichord," and vent-n..11)1. head of Ca pill bandy bartered fur 411) lack; if Tidily Doll could be purchased. Long Parliament, th,re are many who would think it an excellent . ,har 6 ain. *The cho.t trained of 'out Prelatei,einnot sonselfnes stand in competition wilt, Hugh l'etery ; .ind thbse Illustrators Atilt often prefer conspnators to loyal subjects, for no sermon that , I can concei.e, unless Gat they are ready tw liea.le4l to their hand. One of as a great ta vola, t.liiewed me the otherttav the head of " Esop rat Eton, the urLettken, tunkin4, rhyming C0b1er."...- .And what do jou suppo,e, Mr. pri'lector, had. he tioq worthy persoinkie ?, I treoiblr ►'hen t` — ht ! the once of this drunken, Junking, rhymine conivr, wee /14;./ry's Martyrs, G-neva i'efurniers, o,Ljard Ftiunc4 , rs, dsch. Zisitop it tread otiCd Oclot)geti to Chart 1 6 Sixli are Notate of the pum; of this sect. And nov, I ie,ive it 1, , be di-termitic-a ny , you. readers, ..oy du nut di;serve . to b;.•• t 'ken into very tii,v 7 consideration, I 11. i 4 c in! tl shrtt )14li with Ihe &LW, and I hope y-i.t nit l'; atio. a proper use of tlivol. I ant, Sir, toltWile servant. *Olic I.t.yin, who is nnw sune.ling by Ind, CAN attest il.ll. " 'rho len,oll at myie .rrespol4eil:'s let ter will ne• c—smily pt.:venten} m,ny, r teinat . ks . m) the. 4a)je , ...1 of it in this pa l wr The g owing evil has tint tp , eapeti my nowt ., winn, aliliough, what my col-ft...toil 'dent terms a sect and . a conspiracy,, I am me.ttirti to think is a disease; anJ I Ire?iy C 4 rani I 4 klpieli tint been without 6 .111t1' atqicks of it, ti ever I may endeavbared to it down. `l'l,e di4rase is wiry well known, und-r the name tit a Grangil ; it is a vilst anti citatacfrrivic sy niptont is a telnmance in the pato.•iii to have it :ilitip k gseit. I know a vi-ry worthy vuang man v, ho was seized wilt; ► •a few months ago, and is a deplorable ant::o l iower, 1 shall, perhaps, relate his in a (invite paper." MA H.S. to—t Ildigolami, ti Cadiz, I:44g,:rtiwy, ki4cy, 2 Dublin, 2 Waterfurd. Consnts PRICE ni STOCKS Intb oAv At iwtLva O'CLOCK • '• 63iii THE sU N. Stki.ll QUIS.IIIICoRt rAi.sum kuotnr? L 0 N D 0 N. oCTOlitig i!!), 1811. /tfottitenrs , 41 t!ie ',.611:1 woo rectilytql this day, but thk/ coot it, uothiltsr illterr.lloo or imparlAnt, No Sion.l.ll A ftlido of movement of HuotiAPiottg, sirio thr !:lit, Inc was at Aruiterdatu. X, is That the King of itom“ •has cut a tooth 71 nlorning a Wligolatid arriNCVL wade the following xtrads twin it thmtooLAtio, OCT . . 23.—8 y a persori h tely ar. riv , ;(l'tiom the oilier side we lean, that no French re i .: , ilar troops have yet been Sail to the OpOOtik, ethea to re; lore those nisrelkd ofr same Otte ago. Ail the et,'oScripts lately raised lo' the Ramie towns awl the odjoiniog thstriCis have proceeded through ti.vards France. ntIONAPAATB, aware that the irilial,iisitts of those prmincestimnoi yet have lost the reeidlefilon of the independence and prosperity of which they have been so cruelly bereaved, is no tioubLapprehensive that, feeling their own import. once with arms in their hands, 'they might feel in ciined to stand up for the liberty of their native country, and has ' , therefore been careful to remove them to distant region;; anti, equally aware that the Governmeat of these distrils is gilt to be intrusted to the police alone, he has sent thither a con.iderable number of the conscripts lately raised in Prance. (if these ten -thousand are stationed in Ham- Lurph, and form the garrison of the city. 'fhe sea .iaring men in the Hanse Timms are again to be registeted this week, including Ai between the . figes of eighteen and fifty : it is, however, understood, oho name rite to be called out before the spring.--• The objetit of 014 (Mil it unquestionably to give time ta ascertain to what extent it may hti prudent to carry the levy, and to reconcile the of those whose lot it mty be to be forced from their homes u their change at situ,ition, At I lamhorgh, hi high as 4000 Marks have been tor I liabstittnea for that hist consciiptiort, and all, the young men, who have Interest softioient,, have got themselves enrolled ni Doganiere or Officers of Police, to avoid becoming conscripts: Att inimetise depZit of excellent old ship timber 1 1 , 4 .1 Livlt) COliii:te(l in Hamborgh trOrn the forest, of I' u,sirt previous to its o ccupation by , fh e v renc h..„ Ti to wimle i ßUONAritlvre has seiied, and is siniv carr) to his coda, in AutwerP, Upwards of 20 csrgoeS :Wye already been sent. The vessels conveying it, alitr antis tog at the Mouth of the Elbe, p,i3s between the Island of \Vewerk and the Main, f ind t Ikencc tlnongh the liVatk to the Ems and Dell. z) I, whence they proixed by inland Onvizstion to tic Seltehit. • ...1;;IbNo It Ma tit 61 4111 shipped in In? Elbe by orler of the French Govern men', and put in requiiition to convey it !inn th w ard 'by thesamevoute as 0.0 timber. It is supposed to be intended to replace the irn tnense quantities which hare been sent from &fie , rent dii.trias in - I'ra►►ce to the armies in Spatn,! by which a temporary scarcity and rise in prices have been occasioned. BOON ArAIITE itt daily expected in East Friesland, where, it is said, lie intends to poini Olit the dire6Vioa of the Grai.d canal, which he , has projeaed to fOrm betwt E:be and Ems. Among the late passengers from the coast is the valet, of Gus•rAivi, late King of Swed:tn, who lelt hull on his setting out for Switzerland. GusTA.vus received paroports on the. 2.e It of last month ro travel without restrlinl, or to reside in any part of Switzerland or Italy. He intends taking up Ins re sidGoce, fur some time, at Basle, in Swit.erlatal. The report that titIoNAPAUTE means to at'empt en invasion of some part of the British' dominiottl, during the wint-tr, is again revived ; and if 14' said thit'ordera bass been sent to Plymouth to get ieadY' for sea all the h tout brigs and sloops which have * heed captured from' the enemy, which arelo'be fitted riot as bombs. It is also added, that' the Los& cal Militia will be called oaten(' embodied. We are quite sure that Governtne.nt will rake all the necei.sarr steps to guard against any attempt which our invete rate enemy may have in contemplation to make upon our shores; but, at the same time, we entertain the opinion. wa before expressed, that no such attempt will seriously be made. Buorcseattre has not A die-, posa . ble military force for such an enterprize, nor, if he had, has he the means of carryiog it to our shores.' We do not mean to assert that he has not a, large military force, but we contend, that large as !kit force is, he has at present, and is likely to have for some time, ample employment for every sari of it the Continent. Without adverting to the Pe oinsula, or . the perturbed state of Italy, it is sal-, oleot to look at the state oldie North of Europe to . be satiafied that I3tro " NApattrte caollol venture upon. any .expedition which would occupy a very large part of his military . force. It is , true, that the accounts Irvin, the .North are very chntratii6fory. Sometimes we are told that hostilities are on the eve of commencing, and immediately after we are' aseurrd that ail differences :have been amicably 'ar ranged. But there is one conclusion which. We may safely draw from all these repairs, coupled with It+u n)uvetoehts of Recaps *which have taken place, which is, that mutual distrust, jvalou-y, and. apprehetislon, subsist between BUONAP4HTE and the Northern Powers. ' If they, abstain from hostilities, they will be influenced not so touch by a desire of peace as by a dread of the copse• quencei of war; they will remain at peace, not 'tram mutual confideece, tint from annual fear. Russia and PruSsia have assembled large armies on their fron• tient, and immense numbers of French troops have moved to the Northward. If these armies are not employed . ,in fighting they certainly will be necessary to watch each othlk Besides, great bodies of French troops are'abseltair . necessary in Holland, and in the' Hause Town', tb preserve the enthusiastic alec« jigs; ref the - inhabitants for their august Sovereign within the hounds of moderation. Under these cir enms..ances, BUONArit,ItTe cannot spare such a force al would be necessary to make an attempt upon Great Britain. If he were to make the attempt and to fail, (and fail he most assuredly would), 'the whole Continent would Else, as one man against . him; and that colossal power, which lie bas reared by fraud, perjury, cerruption, arid murder, would in an instant disappear " the baseless fabric of a vision." • , An express was received at t won't:4los yesterday, at 'ark House,. train ,Windjor, stating, " that 1111 A14,11 , ,5TY had not any bleep during the night, and WOO 1101-60 well As WhellthtS lest express Caine Yesterday, at two o'clock, ti►l PRINCE REGENT set off for (Wands in his barouche and tour, to dine with the Duke and Duchess 01 YouK, but returned "to town in the evening. Yesterday the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALRS, attended by Lady Du taarvortn, went in Carriage and four to Blackheath, to dine with the. Princess of WALES. late visit of the Duke of CLARRNCIt to Mar gate this OCee4ioned a report that the Plume is also hi ely Its honour that place and other parts of Kent will, his plesence before the Doke leaves the co , inty. Yesterday Dr. HalitittDitti left town for Windsor, where he willTentain till to-morrow., A certain Morning Paper, a few days'i g o, p pure d forth a lamentable etikgy upon one °Torts, an Irish rebel and traitor to his country, who, accord. ins to a tine romantic account in the sante Paper, was killed at Allnicra s whilst tighling In the ranks of the enemy. The dying words too, of this traitor went patheiically given in the Paper alluded to, and he was held forth as the victim of oppression, as well its the mitror of heroism. After all, there may be no more truth m this story than there is wisdom. , 6143M 0 ' COIIIOIOO MSC, or common d ecency , i n 4.x.pressinz any regret tor the fate of such a O g i esti M e Jew:widow ZeVeranattriptoMen -leacaitirrreseir-resmus747, sy7-1, Came I;asSengers in the ship Henry, Erdal Cadit ; and also Captain Donovan, I.er Conmiander,„ They all agree in statitigy ;hat on the t?th ins. the xlay previous to the departure tit ate Henry, his Ma jesty's ship Staid! sailed froM Cadiz, with a number of transports under convoy, which had on board eight companies of the 47th, and eight companies of the 87th British regiments. This was the expedition allotted to in - former --ac count4, trom the. sable 501.11ce of information ; and its destination was understood to be that , 01 rtleaing a juntlion with the matins under General BallAsteros. lardfa was the place named as tl e point 6fdisena barkation. After the Henry had quitted the Bay of Qadiz,, she aaw, the Stately and her convoy ateeting ,to the southward. _ Pieviously to this expedition, another - bad been. sent out, consisting of an equal number of and Spanish troops, for the purpose, it was said,' o f . making a Pint on Rota .e„int, to tavern - , the-opera-, lions of Rall.tsieros, by compelling the retention of the 'French forces , in the immediAte vicinity of i.xpedition, however, bad -rettuned, without making • the intended demonstration ut land , ng. A Gentleman has arrived front America, who was only t 4 days trom land to • land ; he dui- nut hear a, wind in the yellow fever having broke out at Pl , iladelphia. There are also tecent letters from klostonof the 26111, in which not a word is men ;ioned on that subjea.. The allied army, in eight divislens,-has gone into winter cantonments, lamely- 7 -Ist division\ in the "144 round Celi2rieo ;. ud, at Castello Branca and Portalegre ; 3d, at Alfayates ; 4th, at Nitve d'Aver : I ,l li;at GLI , rcia 6 1 1►, at Sartelho ; at Penal:ll4- ; light dlvision, a , ' Fuente Guinaldci ; cavalry, ct*fly , between the Cur atid - Albeth . .s' The Othi• cers who were wounded on the retreat are doing wed. Saturday se'nnight two,, troops of the lit KiPg's Gwinan Legion, ;alder the command of Major Bi- Meytkii, arrived in. Limericic front Gort; to re ceive the detachment 4,f the Duke of Brunswick'• cavalry, which have proceeded for Mallow.' they arc :to remain there until transports arrive for theis ernOatkation at Cork. . . Extratt of a letter from Zante, August t :--"?" Sir John STU AKT returned tither from A tour' throngh the lonian Isles on the '24th ult'. and two days ago left us again to ieturrt to Sicily, having coMpleted his insperEfibinof this Wand, and our Other - lonian occupations. While at Santa IVlaura, he was eited to vkit the colebraied Albanian Pilnee, Au PactiA, and wag received by that warlike Otif with all the demonstrations of national friendship, • " These islands thrive in population and com merce, as well as increase in internal happiness, uri der-the security Of British pro!edion. Our pos'tion .here operates a complete check -upon any designs . that might be contemplated oythe-c .. lnßon':cneiny against the - ' dinitinion of the Porte in the Morea. Our national charader becomes daily mote and more . develiwed' try the Greeks, from the cumber of ling- ; lialt travellers who' now restart among thetia, And :are every where received by thent•with the must marked respect. " The maintenance of our troops here is ottentte , l with no extra txpence lotiglngs„ quartets, forti6- ClitiollS, rods, and all the charges at Government, are defrayed by the. inhabitants themselves. The Grr:k carps, which General Oswald was empower ed by Sir .1 , 'ho Stuart to embody, is now complete to above 800 men. They preserve their national dress, are devoted to our service, and are in ablate of discipline that would do credit to nuy corps. . " Colonel Smith, of the '27th regiment, was ap pointed:to command in these Islands, upon the de parture of General Oswald fbr England--ha pro ceeds upon the same principles of Government, and rrojus all the popularity of his predecessor." Letters of the 17th August, from the Caraccas, state, that General Miranda . bad not' succeeded in taking the city of Valencia, against which he had 'been sent with the army of Venezuela. ft was thought that the place was in a situation to endare a siege of some months. The doubts entertained as to • the fidelity of the Commander in Chief to the cause of the Independents, have certainly not diminished. As the province of Loguira and its dependencies Were threatened by the Army of. Coro, an additional force has been raised in Caraccas for its proteaion-,r'itiounr ing to 4000 men. A great deficiency of arms is complained of. The latest acivcies from Santa-F6, 'were very' tsvoutable to the progress of the revolu tied. Several escort; of money had been forwarded to Venezuela. A Mr'. Roesort was said to be engaged . at one of the London Theatres lot gettle , l Comedy, hut as the public hear nothing of hitt), it may be supposed . that genteel, Coiedo is no longer the dramatic fa. shion, and is not ti) be revived. NALUI. BRRTJNOTTI, the CAVVINIS, and other fugitive Metnbets of "the Operatic Corps, are , now at Edinburgh, where they are 'performing with sue, crew.—lt Panatico par La Nano, in which ISIALor appears to be so much advantage, has been brought forward at the Th,)itre Royal, Leith Walk. On the evening of Friday stennighti as the Offi cers ,of the Ordnance were throwing some shells from one of the Martello.Towers near Eastbourne. the darkness of the night prevented them from see ing a gun:brig. which was on shore, and Within range of the shells. The Commander of the Mild, not knowing. whether the tiring proceeded trohl friends or enemies, imtnediately prepared to return It, and slotted his guns for that purpose, at the same time hoisting a blue light as a signal. The Officer In tha Martell* Tower perceiving this, matted tiring, by which the threatened Mischief was prevented. Saturday night a man of genteel appearance went to the shop of Mr. Porcas, poulterer, Bishopsgate* street, and bargained for a goose, which was 'order ed to be lent to Hirehin4ane. The boy accordingly went,with it, and the person was at the door ready to receive is. He then asked the boy, " Is that the goose I just bought ; have you brought change - rot a one-pound note 1" Not havintchange, lie returned to his roamer, who, on looking at the note, found it to be a penny onv. • - On Tuesday lass, if - Anti/ton 'Crofton was brought before the Mayor, and a Bench of Magistrates, at the Gttildnall, Portsmouth, when the attidavits re spettiog the late robbery at this Crown Inn were read to hint , and Mr. C, way fully committed-to take fis trial at the neat Sessions. 4..1 La • ..................., sclioPoLni:9°.:74tlied(lince:. C:7;;rlANtra.rtilv,dlfl,ll:er,•Brfirt::::' L d t riitloliyei:Blt:c:n::b:olui bound to Mal ta, t. 1 N cargo 0 sugar, coffee, collar', il- , DB ae l yi l b i - e 3rie, I:l o e :i n t e r i a t i r i r u y s 6wtll:*.lig:tilitYe. ‘illieS3tlidillireiarV:ininetill::::: ::)oDrtgs4::ther) r.......r0n 1 r from 143rWiCil, With a CdaViry Of lOW -' CT, Ca.—Arrived his Majesty's loge ~., ontward•bound still Natio. .......... , , 711,, P 1 ) , D Aooa lt anr l T, ' bi s : :% tu t opi i o u .2 . iI,() c . r . CB.—Arrived the riltiri'it' ~. store,slitp • Iron! the: Mediterranean, lirld brill"' der guarani:l)e. , . COWES, ()CT, (28—ift)'e uUlWard bAltld 0 4 reinain. . . , 01....... the r; f 1 Ati MOUTII, OCT. 27.--Friai, morning ,,'. I Standlrd . ws` hoisted on hood Vice Admiral:ft'''. - 1 i RAYSY 113g.St'il, ,atiti at one O 'r.}or* lilt o.' o P f t .' • trt, d will, ,44 . 1 ''l f tired' a Royal Salute ,inlitmour of the d3y., o" . '' 'hi s er=ning the Solepay tiigate, and witi-i—j" 1 here as the Admi!sl's filg-ship,.and:the inveit:rfair, solottid,i..s.iii:::,n'tioogtall47,oicetphAetis,onuitriitilit:giti,nnittl:ey Shoel:eay: an,LrePorl lo the TElnity House. u r i ti : t .l jn h . j...):e:erio../Te.6ft:o,-..C....nttAptL.ll,Cvsu:ii,sf:o_,,,.. ra i .i)l,,,iwhc i ............. - . E n ii . zUea . rid, f t b.ro Mao., w ith two, Frcucb '° brig,, ,x a tw ion Or: • 0 L i l e (.'" sijoreJlo'cilV—Unititb`i!.iltlgreePrif,il:ll;,.thst 1111 . 11 , The French frigate .L'Astrtie, I aely eV t , ll , re( ll,. ~ t he' Isle of France, has been purchased liit" 0 . , .1 i ti : l ":: . ' , !AI. I vice, a! !„ 4 named I ;, e p,,,,,gne., ja_pct,,,,, ~,:).. la„iielYwlectied of illat Dame.. he i , s "' ,:'; • ', wr it, (noun t' '3B • e, • a caalr''' guns, an e inive of. 390 men. . . 0 .„, • The 1); ' . s P i tr;cr e gnlts and to met:, and 'a grol ill''''';'„,,i' it a li t. ' i l l a1.3),p was Captured on the 4tl , ' ie4l:vlt; P .,..a. etheadi by the fi shing smacks rlryal, 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 0 , 5 , afterll ,r, %%i . t t . i l ‘ ) ) , l c ' ‘. : vas et!'ekl)iteta''iwr3l:slial'itiii''ngflad.::drPio' that c a Pa 1, 3 . r t r o e iel .r d r: d eg ir e s ' i iiv : . i gi : ° l -1 1 al v dcS e kt b r: t fir : : ill : n'S l ifi c gg ? e ll 1'.64 i1 t : 0 4: . unitc'4i., ft2EVits 5 and didmiral lvelon? 1 11j , 1 1 , d 01 other p ort s. Docksyard, to recoil th e g re3les cd " '` .l bet Of xlcops and other sin.ill v essels th a( ,: I t !err. g (4 - ready fur ...,-seivicely the cod of Om ' .‘0 tt' and ohs( liiirfriluf ref/silk/FM 1,2 d bed'ltill"-,. e. le effec : t :E b A y Tit • F.:.—The Trae of I ' di t..l 4 'l t " iiio, ............ wi_.:tp,Sileilevsiiovnetiti: s;u0:11;jjeLii)::1010:11::::::::::,r,'::::: C ni t ent -garden Theaire, was representefi 111, ' t o. net' iic part of ate 'x tOppOrtel '4l 'pft embodied the com e r ! '' the raert aUII presented et striking 3nd ilf l i I ' i „,l portrait , * f the great really sage, lo ir e ' ( 04 urraiiii• It would be really difficutt fof I ' l o 1 11 c . rrurlish or fastidious critic to point oar ' Li da. marlea --performance ..last !tight, alld Lithe, amid such distingui,hed mel its, .. ill'. C.,"' 01 10 1, at still too much indis p osed to resume . l'''. 6 ,, do and l tithe part of .Juba was, thelefot, a".ll7:iide Air..,,,r41,14eRT0N. ,The p lay is tuagniftoot i t , r atit e , Tatinns, and Mr.' K.BMOLE 1134 judo: l° i ', ~ete c the st'enerY, ,o that it is nut subject to Is'w li b rc deS otontents which DaNNli so hulnoroolY " ol d or t against it, and to which it was too jO I Y, e ,, I6P o t I)lir° Thee Author's rigid conformity 'to the Ol t / - 11 ,,$ tAr -le house was very well attended, andl-a24 dorios tamed abundant testimonies of approbatiall, ta_ whOle of his performance. i , „,.. o f Or k u t ri , 7 , R. seems that there are several crealf' — , t o,P''' a L W ‘ o 11 1 1 1 1; t l it s ' l l t e l it e d .: ‘4 l% r : e i s: y a r ‘ t ‘ r t a: :11;pel:i:::: t t f ,:1111:107d:411Wd I iblia:llllps:43::::eufs.,f(ioll: ► :: ilLiii-ottll:1 sidering how-deeply the pi °pay hai W el' 11,(01‘,1 Vi and.ale deemedt. h i o 3 1 tor:goar:gleti,:nal:et: ri:eagi.ftpirso,ptel:iityt t ( l r) ko f r ho catd 0 large. It is said, that tkis tope . 1§ t° be liege • . . th e thei The Public will itear with much regre t ' °lip ?„1,., SIDP,. i are to lute . Mts. JuhDAN, is well 0§ o...",,,e•oho doriag 'the present siisolf; Thujornier ",6iitodi' aw4o4 is to pppear tor about: tour then u r - 1 01 l nights at edirent-gaiden Theatre, and the" 0 00 withdraws frorri the !WNW Whtell her calli 4 Piilf have 20 long ettliient:d. The Dramali4 5413teit;.,filt evtr sustained Sc) gr6t a shoch. al on ° ss „;hitali!: experience on the retiremk..ut cif , two i'v' oet bilr Who, in their respetlive provinces, W ye rj, wver been equalled, remonly never atirpaso itiale Mr. Ilxvuoou,the odor, has been WI, J i ej° dd ' 1 ••A' 1 10 t" ° ' jtiO p(;52 , an_ is 60 little Improve 9 1 0 oea ' • 1101 I,kely to resume his duties Or some titadb;oo (old said that his active zeal as Stage-Dilanager v ; 0 01 leadtug cause of his illness, which l'ati b; we n t alie severe, and at one period threatened ilia squences. • . MP. ...... • Car 'll4t !too 41v flt A. b C'ln si;lnitco, consequence of a mis.uottorstanas ,toir; took "Lilac LoovLay 'and Mr. noYsa,‘ a It. pi iLi,sovr:ip.lll,l7oittiort::olo)idttiinti6(,),ll.l„.l,Cool(l,l;tortsestit!;;,4?f,; 1 _,....;,h's et Wrieltrwr rorl;), rtered, _oil vi attain wits settled in an butioatuolu end 0(11,0iii" "I f a ll n : o 'e T r. AT NIA111811101:$1....*On T ' tleso3). 1"' 11.1'1,1:1:: :frnPl higValbidd it) ikiliklellileild, WILI) DO" ;,,f, b.- s mall (Pillions, maklog to) evror in 1i,6 !),lot et-PitlL:e. The exerticrto of the civil poo-1 04 'ltceding in tlisperring then, the ilic't 1°v...1' read, the military called out, nod tbe to ritt qoi ' 7,0 no iclriOU4 accident occurred. Sevoill Pl n' b e_binTrtii:titirm>3:l, d%llio,clwoiar4geiLioonie;tirtt:o,tr:eintiiltiirteo :o ritn4o, abbot whom ** touch ttytTnrilil bili .0 excited, °Hillary C aptain. She lately wo to Pt ' di iit• "'nail, and none of the ilaterhoo4l tiOeti wit. Gileis rhetoric. ,' 1 ' r %, s „.~-,~„”