The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-13 00:00:00

MMI.S. Ilarnburgb, z Dublin, IV4trrtolci. 'PRICE ?NM ,Pay wr IrWitVl O'CLOCI. Consols TII E S U N. tOtAM eurs LICILILZ FALSUM 411PleAT ? LONDON, tt3)I4DAY4 4 4 10:V VAR+ fCI3, I 5C.,4. DI irATCI(2S, have „bean received from Admiral COCHRAN rdoted 60'llite as the 7th of this n u from which it; , [ l i , e7inbot Fer Coronna, ;Ind the whole Cihst to the nottlitvarcl of these Ports are entirely free nom the dreadful mdady that has committed IsueirrAvagevon.the Mediterranean Coast of SpAin, . whew., however, it has greafly abated. The Fleet of Admiral' COitt4WALI IS was • SeCll three days ogo in the Chopi Channel,. The ?rouble b arrived at tho-Vorej wir,h tsallic.n , [r u m the Baltic. Lord Mut A.,49 reported to: be.appointed Lieutenant of Irelarld, and Mr. I'rE.”BY his Sem tary. THE Public will 'hear with. the greatest plea s ure, that the long.expededintOview between firs M. IrSTY ;MI the HEIR AOAIIINT yesterday look Pace at K'ew. Stich an - event must not only be highly ifiteit sting to the 'lllustrious Personages immediately concerned, btit must be a source of treamfelt joy: . to etcry person really attached in the . Eritish Constitution. There can beim - doubt that on both side's this interview must have been anxi. onsly wished, 'as the feelings of MlAire, as welt as considerations of political wisdom, reiniered,such an evelit highly desir..ble. To, the dutiful alisiduities of Mr. PITT on the one hand, and EArl MOIRA, on the o t h e r, tli.e Public, it is said, are indebted..in a great measure, for this interesting Meeting. The'ea INe e of WA ES had the pleasure of passing some . time with the whole or the ROYAL. FAMILY,' as well as with his August. FATIIEtft,-: and the feelings of all were interested in the highest - degree.,.,after this endeaing, and, we may say, patriotic interview, 1 . 11, ; , ,lAJes.rit returned. to Windsor, aceimiranicii by the Dux aof Cum Rt, Arm ; and ,the N NC a of WALLS returned to Carleton' [louse, with 4 the Dui:As K Etre and SU4SEX.. We have only to express our hopes, and we 'are pert tt4ed' that we 41 all have the .4m . pathiziog wishes of the Natitin at large, that nothing' interrupt : the,;:harrnony that hal; been tl:tn; teStored happiness mint necessarily be conne4id with the happiness of the People. We yesterday received bOMC of the Paril Papers of the Ist insr. but they contain very little ger,ce. It is timed in the Clef da-Cdhirres that JOsfrli BONAFARTP, and 1111 the Officers belonging to the Army on the Coast, who were in Paris on leave of absence, had suddenly quilfed the Capital to join their Regiments, and from this it is in. ferted th;lt his Corsican Majesty means to at_ tempt the Invasion before his Coronation.• We do not, however, think it very probable that BoN.t. IPARTE will trust his frail Flotilla in the open sea at this season of the year. It is tn4re probable that the resence'of the'Officers was found necessary to allay the spirit of discontent which has for some time past very openly nianifested itself among the French Troops on the Coast. The anti, (moo, 'TALLY EN has been exiled from France ; that is to say, itt: 11,$S ben appointed Cow. mercidl Commissary, at Aiicant, in Spain, where he will have ample leisure to refit:ft upon the sanguinary atrocities of his past life. W E , ste.enabled this day to lay before our Readers coma Copy of the Note delivered by the, British GAvernin:nt to the CLAIM Enrape, in cons. (pence of the unprecedented outrage committed upon the person of His I'ljesty's Minister Sir GZORGE RUM 1101,1). , " Yesterday morning THRIR 1 AJvsTrAN, the Purracxa~ w, the' DuxEa of C s 16M BE 1) and SUS. F XOO , k an airing in two-Cartiages u d fur, escorted by a party of the Oxford Blues, to Kew, Ye,terhy at half .past one (Mock the Russian had an audience of Lord (AR ROW it # „ Vesterilty at IWO 0 -. CMCK Inc Barons t he Ex. cbcquer having taken their seats on the Right Irion. WILL troa PITT, in his robes, took' his oCat also on the right of the.Brucil, Strt(i with the usual solemnities witc sworn than of— I lis M jcsty l B Exchequer. The' Chln. cenitc anti 13act:ns then retired to the Eiceit - equlr Chamber, when a Council was held for the norntoa. d on 0 1 High Sheriff 4 for the several Countiei . 1 - 0 r the ye;ir enouing. it three n'elock, a " Cmuncii was h e ld at Lord flAititowrirti Office, in 1),)4 , 0i.%-s!reei, a t which ttle CHANCELLOR. of ihe Eictthipek, the puke of MONTItos2, '4rl CAmtitti, 'BURY and MULGR AYE, and theether ; I\44,MICTS in town, were present. The Council was not over till six o'clock. Tke Earl _of, Mont 4 had a long interview with Viscount MEIV I LLE, ar the Admiralty. The Duke,Di CASTR.3(I, Duke Ds BEititY, Earl of _Mot RA,. Lord Fott is . Es, -and a seled parry, dined yesterday with the Earl of HARR r NGTON, at his hone in Stable-yard, Sr..james's. her Ladyship had a &null 'party of fashionahlrs, among whom were, their Royal Highnesses the PRINCE of WAL BS, DUKE S of. Strpzx and .CAM./minas , Earl and Countess of .11. AR YM ntE i and IVIrs.:OTA' , IiOPE, &c. . The Marai.;i:-,. of Dow N suir k g arrived o n Friday at , flit house in flanover,square, from Brighton,' fly Letters received yestezdaY horn Carthageri4i dated. the I3th Mt. we learn, tbat::the Fever raged at that time with .unremiited virulence, Not less 'tint ten) persons died The accounts frr)m Malaga,. to a later date, are extremely favouraWe; by them it appears that the disorder had considerably abated, and the deaths did. not exceed on an 'average ten.a day. At Barcelona and Valentia, as well as. several other, places on the Spanish Coast, ,the people hive nor been in the least afFetted ; but are daily posted in the.ditrerent avenues and roads leading , to the towns, to prevent the • possibility of . any person gaining admission who they -may have ,reason to Stlipta has fled from . theinfated towns.' Private Letters from Amsterdam and Rotterdain, of - the sth and 6th instant, confirm the Report of as number of Ships laden•with British Colonial, produce having been detained in those Ports by order -of the French General I\ l l.tamox-r. The order was issued on suspicion, 'that the Ships alluded to hag on board - a• quantity of British Manufaetures, bills of lading and certificates of the Masters cere, seized, and rigorously inspeded, and after the, most minute scrutiny of them, it did not appear that any articles of that nature could be detected in the car yes. Meetings have, in consequence, taken'plare between the-13atavian Government of State and the Agents of the French Military p c spotikm, Owed ing'the line of condat hereafter tt i be, observed' - 'speding the admission of Rua' giSolls into the: )3ata— , vian Ports; when it was represented by the Dutch Merchanti, and acknowledged by the French Agents, that without the allowed facilities of such Coninier.- cial Intercourse, it wOuld be impossible for the In. habitants of the Dutch CoMmereial Towns, ip'ac.' quire a subsistence. The result appears to be, that all the Ships that-have lately been' detained, will be liberated, as an agreement to that dila has already been come to at- Amsterdam; and no doubt was en. tertained, but that a similar agreement Would , also be acceded to at: Rotterdam,. The only apprehen sion entertained,l and that no- ill grounded one, was, t hat though Matters appeared for the mornent to he adjusted ' , yet there was every reason to apprehend, that as soon as the price of the agreement was re. ' ceived, a new prete xi would soon be b"tartcd against, a further adherence to it, and a fresh in. terruption would consequently arise to furniah a fresh oc,casion of new vexations and exa4iOns.--- And, indeed,' in no species of intercourse or trans attion with the Agents of . the'Corsican; could the observance of any thing like good faith be reasona. bly expea.ed. • • - The harvest, on the-Continent, of the present year, has generally been very Olentifoh except in , Spain, Austria, and in the Northern Provineei of France. In Italy, Suahia, Bavaria, Russia, Pros'sia, Poltnd, Sweden, and Denmark,' . as well as in ,the Southern part of France, they. ,have not, for nine years, gathered such an harvest ; and, notwithstand., ing, the price of grain is not proportionate to the abundance of it. Even in Epypt.and, in the Crimea they, have housed more grain this year than what - is : required for the consumption of the inhabikailfs ' for four • . . " - Poor'MART rif Buttertnere'...waq married; on Sunday se'onight, at the Pariah Church of Butter. mere, to a young Farmer of the .Vale of.Kewick.' Earl Malik A's travels from Scotland to London, and back aigain, remind tiS of the rapid flights of the a celebrated Earl of PETEttullot.lo/1, , aceortliPuto the htimorous lines, of Sw The Relations of the Lae - Lord CHEDWORTiI it seems .withdrawn their caveat Against his Lord. ship's Will. • %T. The Dublin Theatre wail() tpitktAlLnight i :-4141 , among tither sublime entertainments, attilke o o were to be treated with (utruitiition he thick.rgpe. In the case of Rabition' and iiebyi we . ..stated by tnistiike, in our Paper of Fridgis,, that the, Rule for a• :new trial, moved for in. the King's had been granted ; the ,Rule was relti,ed. We are happy to I;:arn thit the Mereliants of 13tistol have not lost a single Vts,,el by the late hut nricane in the, West Intlie.s,- The h i .oya/ Soit)ercipt, Reval charlotte,. and Prin., Geis Ait u,tq Y.ac.iiti o . arrived from' Weymouth on Saturday. at Deptfatt, where they are to he laid up. Yesterday Ste I I I B. NitAtlt,'Oe cninny4nder, , had 'a twig interview with LordlYtet,vit.La i at,the Admiralty. • Lord Nlsti.vl4,r.tt and his suite are expeatti-it: Plymouth this 'week, to ice the grand apeaJele of the launching ( - lithe Ilibrririn, of tao guns, Citeio of 38, and rallai, of, 38, on the, t7th instant. .paratiortio are making for his Lordship's reception in 'a manner' suitable to his rank. The Dock yard gates will be optmed for ail raoks of ,people to sea thii great national bight. The Ramillies, i)1 74, guns, has undergone a . com.. plete repAr it l'ottstrptuth,, a.x"which i place she wit/ in a few days be commissioned. ' Tti,7oh4 and Thomas, from Ca rthen to I,;c4don, has been tajten by the Eneriiy, re-tdktill and it arrived at Portsinnuth. , The Luej., WiLiotf from Livt.rpool , tp Da rbA. does, has been.orr Shore iii working nut of Beifiet- Look, and received sow li 6i3nlrtge 43' to Oblige htr To return. , The Mary, Cot,PmArr, frr:m I.:iyerpoof . ro Lon: don, is reported to be lost ne,ir f)OniPr(lni. Ve! , sels are ,aid to be on shore in 1) onlruin 141o4tOti ) . F RLFY, from ( .:tll;y.fo Londc,r) is t lit:ir ; s}iVtd, IYaY F 1 C, /VL WS. Mot rill, Nov Artived the Wasp Sloop. of War, Capt. HAI. F. W. AYI:MER, with Dis patches from the Mediterranean ; 'Rambler, of L 6 gong, Capt. T. hints, from Ferrol; and Felix and Rose Sloops-id War, fronva.Cruize, - • 'Sailed the Europe, from the East Indiesi—Choice, CLAatcs, from Cadiz; Aid, Ropaßrsnx, from Messina; and the inex, BETTS, from Gibraltar, for London. roamtotrru, Nov. z.--:-Arrived the General Doyle Cutter, Daria, from Guernsey; Seivern, HAcK-wPopf from Waterford; Majesty's Ship Tf iii*Jpbe Cipt . Sir Ron aAT B4 I ,RLOWy from , Gib raltar ; a nd Caroline, GRSSELMAN, from Bilboa. Sailed the Hope, E I LTi, for Aritwerp; and Han. nab, PouNDsifor Landon. As no Letters are allowed to be landed from the Aledusa, and Capt. GORII is thereby deprived of the means of acknowledging the receipt of several letters'of ioroiries from his own friends, and those of his Officers arid' Crew,' he has recourse to the means of the Public Papers, to state the Nantes of the Officers of the Medusa, , and 40 say that they. Are all perfeCtly well : Henry Hart, 'l. B. Hauq, 'arta the Hon. I. Vcrcy, Lieu tenants. A Kuyth, Pilaster; Win. Carleton, Offlee of IVlartncs; WM. Stenhouse, gurgeuit ; Thos. Walker, Purser. Wm. Ingram, c. Harris., Hon. Gate, non. Virnlt P6rey, John Coleclough ' Hon. Wtn. Waidegraye, E. W. C. Astley, A. Parkins , andG. K. Peelle!. Master's folates an 4 !Midshipmen. All the .Stamen and Marines are alive and well who left England in the Alcddisa' three years ago, except four, viz.. - Benjimin Ltonere,.-Cook, aged g 3 years; Robert Coll, ville, nu:,Caville, and Thomas Piibertson, Seamen: Arrived the Latvia Frigate from the Down.; and the,ilooment Cutter from Cork. Sailed the Neiiiesit anti Aftririsrvre Frigates, ‘t;ith their Convoy from ;he Meditc rranean, for StaraigAtc Creek, FALMOUTH, Nov. to.—Arrivedthe . Wa llin, ham racket,. Cat, Ross ERTS, With a Mail from Lisbon, in nine days passage. YAttmotrYtt, Nay, r Z.—Ships - which arrived here from the Noith this clay report, that a large Lugger Privateer Was off the Coast of Yorkshire on Thurs., day night last and Friday morning, mitt it was feared that she must have made some eaptores„ as a very large Fleet was then corning tip, 11AR w ma, Nov. 12.--The Lardy Prances, PUS't Office Packet, Fixer, with the liamburgh and Bre. men NI tile, sailed for Elthum ; and at the same tune the Prince •f Wahl, Capt. A. DtArre, with the Gatternbusgh Mail. Upwards of too Sail of Colliers arrived from the northward, bound to London and other Porti.—We understand that four Colliers were captured a tew d a y s ags , off Cromer by two Priiniree rai , Arrived the Rutin Christiana, B. IVI. 1 - IYocK, fromLoridon to Gottenburgh ; the Prow lkykilat ..—..—, from London t o .Amstierdam ; and the Prow Koolut, A. J. 1)u t vita, front &Mitten to Lon. don, with oats. . DEAL,-NOV. 12th--Arrivedthe .11,4m,ber Armed Ship with Co'hvoi , from Liverpool, and railed again to the Ward ; Archer Gun.brig from a Ciniie off, Boulogne and Cbarlotte'SchOonerfrom Dover, . _ Sailed . the ilermes and Deptford Transports with (irivoy - for . rorlsrooPlii; Strad) and ripest Gun brigs on a CNizo off , Havre," Alert Sloop 64 ' a CcOrza.off ;' and 4rine4 . Defcmcc Ship' foi , I)un'geness. , . • • The butchers Bedford Defence-Ship, reported to hare drove on shore 'on the 4.th mist. lb gut off this morning by the Deal boats, and carried to Itrnßr gate Harbour t , . Arrived the Boyd, Capt. LlisoN, from Liver.' pool, and sailed for the River. Sailed' the C. Steletta, Russian Ship, for. Spithi;td. Sailed the Russian, Line of Mittic Ship for Ports mouth, • : a. Altived the /A t J3)uth with it Convoy from Portsmouth, whichsailed for 'bit River.. . Came & n from Sheerriebs, the Galga Sloop of War, with the Para, 4n Armeti Defence Ship, t , lit' the Downa-,Magareth titreat,' Leopard, Inflexible. Ariluid, Antelope, La4tar, 1111Mortaltrv, Explosiutt, taict. kr,. Fury. Dart, Vulture, VolLano, Diycuvery, Defender, I'4l-abhor, 14.1.114 kismet, Riftemdii ottoKe Ships as belore. ' LE ITU, NOT. rO.--Oti the sth inst. arrived in these Roititi' the nodes Armed 'Shill, with the trade . . Also arrived, the consiiiretigtyof and from Peters'. hiagh, laden with hemp and iron, and hound to botudeaux e , pat in here. leaky. On the 6th inbc, atrived ,her the indig/, Kome, of and from Christiansands, laden with timber and tit'als, bound to-Carthagena, also leaky ; likewise two other vesiela from Tunningeni laden with wlio,pit lor Bilboa, • The Dpris Frigate has sent a small French Wise! into "rurhay, h.iug one , ola SquAton Of Thin) ,of wl.iclt she was in pursuit 'close , to the French shore whcii the jrize left her. sztzuctg OP Sig GEORGE RtIMBOLD, [The copy of the. Communication presented .by His jesty s Ministers abroad, and to the Foreign Ministers here, which we inserted yesterday, having been inearreil, we thelatisfaction to be enabled to lay before our Read ers a correct Copy of the Communication, which Mr. p.cx so was directed to present to the Minister of His rALLSAIAN 'MAJESTY.] , _tits Mkt.rs'ir has received the account of an esaiipledigtlof vicilence, cominitted at_klamburgh, against the :_person 'of Sir GEOItGE Rirataoto, his Minister at-that place, who was forcibly seized in hia..own hour, 'on the night of the 25th of Otto. .by a detachment Of French Soldiers, and ear• led"off, together with the Papers belonging to his Mission, f After ithe-repeated proofs which the-moduli of - the French Government has exhibited pf an utter contempt' and 'defiance of every obligation of the Law of Nations„ His MAJESTY can- feel '4O Surprise at the perpetration even of such an' outrage as this , upon the territory of a weak and defenceless . State But Has MAJESTY owes it not only to himself, and to the resPettahle aril unfortunate City whose righ4 are most immediately attacked, but to his relations • with., the rest of Europe, and to the dignity. of every` - ower which - has still the inclination a n d th e -'`means of preserving its independence, to . late CD time in entering his solemn Protest, against so atro• cious an aggression.. • If any thing could- render such a proceeding mare insulting . and alarming, it. would be the egi ii s nation ' *bleb His MAI cag y understands to have been sive" of it by the French Resident at fianiburgh, nitnelf , that it took-placeiri coniequenct ofOrders.giwen b r the Minister of the. Polic e, at Paris, to the Cont. mender of, the French Force, in H an over. • , }ere IVIA I ESTY itoSts tuat there not.he fou n d a Power on ' the Continent. which Can , rettiaip Bible to the consequences of a Measuie,whicht in its ~.,pr inc ipl e and 'example.'. CO. only . men aces evert which May at any time f a ll within.. the, react! of French . tinriC but -which is subversive at once 0 1 the sacred right of, neutral terr itory, cif the Wl's; • tomed•intercoutsebetWttii Independent Sta.te3, F.:of the privileges of pnillie 'Ministers, hitherto re spected and recoglized by evcry • ,agc, and hy•esc r Y nation Hip ungitestionahlPVl „, only participate in the sentiments which - 7' 4 '111. 4 uf. common , "Y. VXt), Spiitteign; but the vieit4l/°!. :out dornibions, his sit':ation, both a Dirctt of oi the Circle of Lower S Exo ny, and as Guaiaritcc ~foefeitl:iate4G;pr.manitanicpeConlinisatri,,ti;ttczio'iti;' will induce ht+,n in-this unl~a : aklelea transaCtion. ,His MA) awry cannot therefore alit)lv himself to entertain .a moioeut's dauln 111 -!t Hi s P itu '.; stAsteMAt est-se-will. second and enfor ce, in the fett effectual , manner, the Represen tations which b a n s o. . 34Citen made by the Senate of ilamborgh for thc! ti n n d mediate releaie r,f Hi, :VIA; estr's tak ": Ich will runner see the urgent nec esSif y Of . to btain from 'measures as. may-be best calcoiiite" the Government a the indignity, ,and (pate to the heinous ' nature 0 .• '• • o f • gore the tepetton may also prevent for the Illtages which - threaten to de,tro, y the tett t • dmittclinni civilised Europe. • Nov. 5, i 804.. ier4 " f public repaorai.ion aJe 'Nort.:-The CoMmunication whio. its Diver s „ thro w were. dint -Aga •toTre,cor t to !the Coiirts At which thxy the circumstances ulthg.revc4l,vc. retairiokis,o. too With the Germanic Eloping. • • i resided, weer wootc t i • - . .-.. , ci i,.141t Ott .11nonday, Nov. 5 1!::. Lop; S out h ~ 1‘ , Indrpendent Corps tit 1 , 1 ~,try received a liW l '", .prrsent of two Brass Field.picees, filly evipici fe''r k!rvice, from Lieutenaiit.Colouel ku1.N0rt...... The Corps : tvac a; ranged -by the I\ll , 4 ( fIA 1 ' 4 " I'/GE), init i i . ,:..ntar ker. place, o , here Old' Li' ute ', - la ni4 di-COI on el • iiiii'ved about fo four ocloPk, RD& i. 1 9, reeeived wiih i4esented arms., Immediately. offer thill tbey niughed rUuud the marketiv i3co l'3 c"1- Plniesisaittiini FielL t he Lieutenant-Cnionel •." 1 1: 0 34 ed. ' A squire .tieing then f• t rned, 1,114' , pieces wet drAw'ilinto it, dud pre.euted,by Lietts:t.-. Ceilonef 131.t . i.mt tt,' in rear,. ...,: following woPi 41 , 130 . , " e A ,,,, 's !, : :. 1_11 1, 7 i, t ; :. i:k e e niki ev e . ? t o itt ;in i r lp tt il u o li tl ty r , j n.l a t t.; 4 l . i rc n ii h lL T ) ,:,,:::; , , . " C.: itotlemer . •--' ' ' tiotT to ic.tt in my ribscii..e yon 9 tected we` your:Leader ;, t ol i do 1,, 49esice of which I am_ vniressed witillteliM of ''' r '' , . 14 , neyer in lac erased: 'l. ant Atactied to yink by 5ti,:;3104 4 ; e ): ler telt it my duty t4t-ttse okeltionii winchinigia canttl, 'to your honAlr, anti safety. I t booght Ova your Wsiou,,, or i , ta t ty wonted bath be evnsuitea t,i Ow c.li:r, of vsvOLl,i , , 11cvs, Which sortie Mont hi a g ,. l'ma.!e'to th- I): ifigt Yhrf t ....:' ~ , . y .Nc ib:v . ee . ni r ir t , ,r o : : . 4 : a, v- , ;t i i i i ; ad i e_ c l i t n : l3 z : l ;: t It :l l?„,% ; : l ia h l rit cr i aotl iS Cl: t t ee Y e' t, i n a a t ' l e V 3 i sey i , l4 o 4 3 ::: : : l . 7 lc a t P: s fr t :,:'o r :, El i i i i 4 if.: : : : :„ 4 :: : - :: : ,!: : :: :, 3 e ; ' , : , I l j 'o:C: °. )! c ::::! : ',:'1 4 , :::f , 1' .: i ±at ,F telthpicees to,a'Corps alibis Jess:l'llloin, int,k 1; trs,„pe to cur safety was corroborated Ti,h. tau o ntfo'4 l / 4 4 'that by a steady pt;r'severane in }our duty, and a reglitt t A, - meet out'mveterate Ettem ‘3 l 4lii : S h seti4 o : ll l l l : 4 : : : Y : Ua t ir ) i tl t i :l l 4A ii q t b l ii i ei t ii:Ceali'd:bill:eYile : ;;;": Clql9Vrt'aVil tO IneCt Win with eirea. A kain let We b , '' °tl : to'attend'r%ulativ 4ttlaril , lC, rariath`et MSc your otters • s eri , , vice 'are yam. ' Allow me then to hopni IWO 004.'" 1 0 0 . 4.,ince and at to your auty the 40CCINnWil)c.11,1 ~, . to you will dever be dituMislied ' but ever tinti rea:,;ol to 01 . 1,- Crease." ) , . ..- p it , We are, awry ta state, that ainids; art uolt 4 : to ' burst of applause, the •Lieutcoanr.Colunclib OL'. Omitted, arid .cami to the ground ; lie, hOwevert..rc' ' celY 4 d Ito Scrioui'initiry,' a's, after retiring i Itiv minutes into the home of a friend, he pieteded , i i i ll i e s 1' ; Corps.:to an adjoining:field, where three , 16 .,.„,h 1 die:it-fired in a manner whiCh , proved a verY "lb state of discipline. - On,their return to the Iniir kt i . * place, being ili%mirfed; 'the men were iegaled wit h : a ale, ,and the Officers, with their friinels, rehf c h ~,.. the Golden. Lin o, to drink . ilis Majesty's he al ' . 1 , 4A 4 ; Majesty's h eat 1-1 ' The , pleasures of the evening were coma r ,ef , paired by the abserite of the Lleutenant.cOloo,lo4,lo,:, n 4 7.w e l -a +e t e l , Y hour . tltat lie W ii e l a in " e s t tri r" ii7h e r v e r c r o ' Yc h r acr 661 ' l' i ....' '''' j'Y t° titt effeds of the accident. ~, • • Apart of the Audience at Cn s v u e: g. t . , a G tco a t f tin i es 7 :_ rr oe l :c o ll e t I l i ! ! ' '. .. t cT i e e re E - r l o s ii s o r g n ne ig n h o t t ‘iiicar:rintgiprbocaerniutis, irk end o f thet perfOrmance of The Blind Barlow. 1 11 , Y bot 0 11 not sutler liajmond acrd Arms to go, ° " . t he 00 I, litlisk . I 'Epilogue not 'being a ttnianteed in 1 -C . stor ed, lick . ! YAll LE i: i fk Catittlig for w ara, and staling,. ENt2R V 'had left the House, order ' o ' 4l r._,.„ tit i n ler. , , trt4tpio.cinf,6l4,ranc tufF:rect to Froc ed W /1"1".- - , r r