The Sun. — London, England, 1801-01-12 00:00:00

r , ~r VIENNA Dlc. .(PRONI THE'toU . lir CAZITTO " 'coleblNc: to -further Dispatches receiv ed. frolil tile ARC jaitil, from -the Head quarters ai Valitelmark, .. and - , Uchse,t,kifitacit; datedirOrn the 14th to the /7th, the Enemy on the • t 4th made an attack on. our Left Win g, and at the same time, in the night, passed the . Salza, near Liizelen, in throe columns. " Though op our side, the position on the left of the Saiza was maintainedi_His Royal Highness that Jut.might not affird the Enemy inopportunity to ca4 , ;ufflhi.s'.communication with the interior of the :C§untry,Tjuciged it advisable to cause the Arirttdloo retreat by liressmarki., Frankeitmarkt, and. Stbtwastadi.. At Nam . arkt the Rearguard tame' to- an , ACtion, . after WhiCh it retreated to I Y/fib/camp, near Frankeansarit ; it however ob tained the end.proposed; of intpeding the .. too • hasty - progreSs. ot . the Enemy, and covering the retreat. of the main Army. On the 17th His Royal Highness. sent Field Marshal Lieutemult ICIENMAXErif with the Division under. his com mand, ito Ate' support: of • the Rear-guard, near Fr4nkenotarkt, in' Consequence of yvhich the Enemy desisted ,from 'advancing, and we now Wait ‘futtlier.accounts.' " " From Italy, Dispatches from..the:-.Geoetal. of Cavirtry4 . Count l st.i:kcelns,,' l) l ll 4 7,itic e ) tha 'ucording to accbunts., received ,t tom jar- General Soilm - Alt vA, • the.lat ter had colleaed, his Troops-near Sihigag/i;7; and advanced by Pc.iro. to Garrison of Pesaro was blockaded, and surrendered at discretion ; that, of war;-'attackeeli and 'only the .Coannandant . .es.. Caped.''' • • LETTER, SA4F. DATE.) `..‘..110.11,-.oo.Jrith:iniit..the brave Field MarJial Litutew.stitrPripce loitst of,LICHTENSTEit:I, who I ' 34 o l 'th - sit killed under hini at rite Battle of Ho h,./riiirdoriviJark.ivied, here haul the Arrny in Ger. rnanr. '.lv44icht - Jw 4,eft on the" t4rh. •He had a conference ; with the Ministry, and - afrerwards an audience of the EMPEROR. :‘ 'wrought cir.. cupistantiat accounts of the Akaion which took Vlace oil the r4tholear Saltzblers . ; and iikt wise it is said,:new propbsals for,Peace between l'rance *ridAustritti offered by :General MoßgAtr, ac- CC/111011W by a Deciara'iion that if these are not sc: ; sl..Esd,; no others will be made. Prince of LicltTENsTfril has now set , rout: apin tint the Army, and appearances are verrfavotirable for Peace., It is ,even asserted ihat Count- 06 a rtrAta, has alreadY,' received di.. tedidns to sigh the Prelimiarie, .?rid that rin tice'd, this has been sent by. a Courier to the C6iiit of Lowi6h. The I.n4iish Ambassador, Lord Nit svrtr, has received a Conrier from but:r -ya/le, and it is possible tha• an English Plenipo. tertiary May have arrived there. • " Tht;English Ministtr, Mr. Vitcgumt, who CDllcluded' Sobsidiary . Treaties with several Ger.. rinces, has arwred - hen. . 41 The French •hating made some movements, et it With intent tq, turn out, Army .itaiy,- Oillerai BELLtGAIME ItclAC4ll6i4 altlartof h is. Troops, to approach nearer the lake of.44l3utdo, oh. which the French-11;1NT a Flotilla,.. He has also detached t e,OOO men to the.rjr.o • • a..:^ , : (4110tRit SAME DAl'r4 " According to Acebtatts from /stoner, dated D.c. 3 f o„ . ioerte.d ti* COurt Gazette,, under 4Vl„gr'hily) 24 1 00qtogristl t tops limit etrACLvotle;:ii,n the z7th of Npventher. o : zit is alt.() vtid, that a Corps of so,ooo Nea• poJiusos is 4?n ito march for Tuscany. ney, 'Propositions have been made on' the part of the frenc:h, fore separate-Peace, and an Armistice. preparatory to-it.. Since.these were made, and "since the;, arrival. of the last Courier from I,ontion,, several Councils have been held on the snbjeZt, it is said, ale Fretich Cop aq4 the mans blobricltiding a' durable PeaVe,'"' • rt.? • , " bE,CEMBER 24, THE COURTGAZLTTI 7 ...) Royal Apostotid,VA. JE 4 TY has uniemittinzly labouied 'ft) prpctiie a suitab:C: Peace to'his Monarchy and faitilful Pet) . - pie,„ 4111'd assures. Kingdottis, 'Pro vinces, and faithful Subjettt;, that ea' most agiq e4eiti6os are rmiking for tlie'conclo,io9 of .Pe4c: , .", th,tt .I:Us IVittieity 'entertains the, best fiiiindecl hop:.;s, that this salutary work be eoittplet,e,l to tltf! tratlqUillity aticl_happinesi. of the . Monarchy. At the sa.rtt: time, it;.4 necessary ro make every possible preparation to opp6se ihe fur tier progress of the - Enemy, now advancing= 2ftainse the City of. Ketura, and to defend the Vianity and Lines of that City, in everyfti pra , cable and effectual manner. " His IMP E R I AL MAJESTY, • Will put himself at the head of this defence, • and the troops aP pointed to it. His Majesty expects with the fullest confidepee that all his faithful SubjeCis and Citizens will regularly contribute, by.eyery exertion jn their, power, to 41* defence of the qty, ,their.gPrisit i and propoty. The su. perintendance ,of : all political and other af fairs, his been eonuttiryd by His Majesty .to his Minister of State, Count LikiitaAcit, as Plenipotentiary Court -.Cominissary, who will take every necessary measure with respect to the Inhabitanri of the City of Vienna and the Suburbs, • tritna, 24, , •,„ . tit COWIt Von LEPVit BACI, Mini4tcr,of' anti P p oitnni ry Court. Commissary. , • • (ANOVUZIVIATTZR, SAMI DATE) Tho AR CIIBUi LIS did not consider it advisable to attempt the defence of . Lintz, he therefore withcir6v the Austrian Garrikgiliit'the approach of the French; upon which the Magi!. tracy; on the loth sent a,fieputatioh with the keys of the City to the . : F:ieheh; who enfered Lintz between the zoth_ and 'as • To-day anew recruiting hat beeh begin, and' • many workmen are employeA in erecting Mit. tides, and throwing. up hare*Aunents round Vienna. The wkole Garrison here, with, the.Voluuteer Riflemen, amounting together to 8000 men, have received orders to break up on the z6th for the Army, on which day the Citizens are to mount guard at the several Posts.--:A Cou rier has, however, arrived from the Army, with advice that a SUspension of Arms has been concluded - between the ARCHDUKE CHARLES and General MOREAU, for five days, or Oil the zBth, in which a. Courier may arrive, from the Chief Consul, with the ultimatum' ~na an swer to the -Propositinns' mad,: on the -part of Austria. On the 19th inst. a Courier was sent off, to Count co BENZEI., who carried hint more exten sive powers, and such as may authorize him to conclude a separate Peace.; The French have laid many Contributions.ana Pequisitions on Lintz, a part of which have already been paid. ' ' - 'After the Prince ofLicxTEN STEIN had returned from Vienna to the 1-lead-quarters of the Art en- ECHARLES, Yegotiations for Peace were corn ' menced. with MORE Au. On the 21st and 22d, Pro poisitiorts, and Counter..propositioni were ~made, and in consequece, a short- Armistice of five days, Or', as others say, 0r4.8* hOuq, was ag (ad on, ' to receive th,-, defaiitivetinsika of the Court of \riennli, to some, Articles which MORTAU as commissioned to.add to the Preliminaries signed . . . by Count ST. JULIEN. STRASBURGH, DEC: 14 Aovicis have been received froth . thelieail: Quarters of the. Army of the Rhine to-:`rliir , f4.)l, lowing purport ' ; . z , Head,, Quatlera arc filled with, tL€' gicttest joy—our I:4houra have an "end-::-Pgz,:,- has 'twit ciittch‘ded ;# ortt''Cam:p." LOWER ELBE, Dtc. 29, Tut following' Letter has been received - by an Estafette from Tiemta ; • , , f We here now consider,Peace as certain.— Lord MINT°, it is said, has pohlic,ly, declared that England herself wishes AttsCriA `to make" Peace, and no, longer expose hermac'tf) nine danger. Prince joss of J...tcrirtNs-retr ! T, who arrived here some days ago, tsiri.xot, in a conference he had with ais,44lA‘ lEsry, the state of the Army, and immediately / after the conference set ottt again. It it supposed that he'-carries with him, .signed.,Prelimmaries cif Peace.", , Nate of the Hatt:burl* Editor.--"Thest ac-- counts have given ride to , a, report- whiCh is circulated here, that the PrCliminaries' of 'l36i:e are already signed:" EPRIVATL IJ:lu:rt.] ALTON - A, Dr c. 3*. • ACCORDING to accounts from ; Comixrgew, Frea t .prepa ra t ions are making there,'id be pro_ vided against: ev e ry: event, Denniark hating re fused to accede.. to 'the Coalitioil 'of the 'Nor_ thern Powers, since that Country' would 'be first exposea to the attacks of the English,,. tiers have been issued to put all the ikotifeit4s-in Domari and Hofireinin a strong stato:44oge, and a great promotion has been made nn nish Navy : an Admiral, two Vice-Adhlirats, tee. have beenappointed, , .„, _ . A BostotvPaper of the .I,th ult. (the bidef;endant ,Cbroniele) says ." the Eletioral Votes of *is State, were .yesterday unaniutc:ts in favour :of Messrs: Aum.ts and Tr 2.IICNEY, to fill the ofiices of President a nd Vice,;ll : ,6ident or the Vidtpti States. Another Paper• of the sth' , .Detriiftile Arassacheasetts' "Werner") expresses a liefigtlffiat Ole majority's:4' VMS in the 'several Sato likd made the same eleaion. By , the VaslArgtp; Scort,' arrived at ti+tr.. pool; there are letters "ftom Charlestown of 'tile 6th December. They speak with confidence as to the re.eicaion of-Mr, ADAMs ;: but the issue cif the contest was unknown. The average Pricegf Sugar, computed from the Returns made fat the Week ending thc.7th day of January i 80t,.4 Eishy-two Pence Halfpenny per`hUndred weight. CoALS.—A State Of last week's Market : Monday, Jan. 5; Cargoos sold, 7 at Wedne.;day, -7, ---- In at 455. Friday, 9, --- 24 at 40.454: The Hon. Mrs. 1 7 0,NTZ has lately given at Cowdray, her annul dinner to the Charity- Schools at Midburst. The number of children who partook of It, were about one hundred and thirty ^; and their appearance and conduit. were Such as fully displayed the happy fruits of this ,benevolent Institution. After dinner they (ir-alk the health of their Benefaaors and particularly of Mi. and MrsiPo - Otrz, andiady M0N1.04, under whose patronage the-se Weekly, and, ji,n4ity Schools have heed institutecl, and by whose :mini_ ficent beoefa4tions they' arc chiefly supporia--- Several Ladies attended, and" Were highly gr.iti fled with the pleasing SpeCtacle.—lt is also wor thy of notice, that in this liberal entertainment for the Children of the Poar, the strictest regard was paid-to the King's Proclamation, as no Bread or Flour were used on this public:occasion... _ _ A most remarkable instance of the rnildnesvoil the. present season' p resen t sel near Po'r tsmoistl4,l fdr hay now making within- a short diltaricaldi the Ramparts. In Brussels s and some parts of Ffinea r 431)04'.' lessor laygge observes,. that a. eery species of tr.tvelling equipage has been.adoptp4 it consists of a light cur riele drawn by large dogs,;. sometimes four, and sometimes six of, these mils - arc used` 4substitptes , Tlll6 OPERA. - K;Ars'i 1 ciaire.- . Therc was a Ter,- auclichco on Satu!' . .. - ' Fist at this place, to the- revireientitimibf CWric;/ Drvmaii:o, and; Le- Gelitie,. very Weli , stirported, by •the PerfOrmers, and mach applauded. - -*TOL LA Cuo:: tinues much indisposed, though recovering, = `charmer was; , therefore, taLzon ',by:Signora 126.... vr D MD, a very promising young,Aaress, though by no means of the higher order in point of vocal, merit. ,She exerted h erse lf w ith a bili t y, an d .war liberally encouraged by the: airdi6ite; seemed to be the chief favourite of the right. He indeed gave his Songs admirably in puint science. stud humour. "One of hip Air, was londry encorti. n The new 13 lei' f vex t'otr' with increased .suczest: - ,~tnceStiarri*,,weli,reptc'- tented by the aaion s and ,iriget4?ll4.s3!panded bY. episodical incidents: . .I.llq ,heto of: 04 price Of course, II; L'Oct i And thipica. , -sure and surriize ar - the '.triumplf - of his art, :and - the wonder t of : love, ,w;tth wace,. feeling, ;Ina his. usual agility.. He - 'was : powerfully stipror(cd by .Itose and i Y AR. ISO T. think . there is hardly'. tnoug h rtid. to I - 6 s 0 , -- 'o lo se an in"'• tioa and - gaiety. .render hr always peculladrinte resting,. The : §tage,w43, as infested r obtrutryeßeaiiv, to thc ; gryak,ditguSi .the aa m.- di ce; KoWever,- c ftt - not4iti- atzttli Ie .evil. - :~:.. TH ,THS4T,ItE. • `I rui'y_Lane K;ag Lear was performed on Saturdlty to a very 81. E Lear is - certainly one of. his. ItAppiest tifforta, at)d . the applause he. receiyetj was , cominueti aid unhoupdecl.-- 7 —_pmt., It!vmo 411d:AVR,61.1:qHTQA, are also- entittd(i'to - the highest praise, j)a'rtiiiirairi the former, .who ‘eemsto bare it . ildied , :th'erpaivteirli-great,atten—. 't - iitn,-hit,,t we advise Iti)n no . c-tp vtimyre agaikuppn o unequal a contest as that in which he Was en 11).ed 'on Saturday nirrht for' nothing - birt . the •r strong, interposition of, plc tici}r just ice,, Ccoll t il . ha v e elailled;hitirto.ovfteosnq-ji - drnig)itift Wll(> 4 ..ly4tticoo? , pletely, cloatitectin - arniO:us,'whilg.podr4,o# had oPIT putting.ol.l ,arrnour, 'as• no..ot4erper.; stn is .roardlii,t,,ai - id it is ratitet ; riciiinlous ,to\sce almaninnatnrour feneing-Nrit,h tt small sword. lifilkNi;D C tf4P perfotiti ailueti again; :Ave: isl`t is? itBntd do 'it` tnote klabtely carica. • tordcfille'lAiiiittpi iittreniel . • JiI)R4IN 3 ( 411 a eciiirint Iy' . . he w 1 lii-it 't3(4iti.iti6Xe. •• A • • • itirt,;:lfutituttt.Yi is bt.- a feeble repreSenta. 4fld imp-eriou , 3 Tlii•rvitliiri-e'ry of the Pant()lninie is INQtk. , * t.t With . - tht knoSt sitairieful negligetwe. f 4 ~l i -~~~ ~ ~ ' y ~ '; • *. "-Tilt imtortarion during the last weclC,Cont ' d of , t 0,4,1 2 ;quarters of Wheat, 15,461 quarters Wats ; ana so4o tjuarters of Barley ; with about *quarters . of Pease, arid hair that quantity of Bps; the prices of foieign Wheat continue to elecline-; the best. American and' Baltic mitt has rallth se. Baltic Teel 4.5. Hamburgh and Bremen ss. and' Memel'and - Riga '9s.' per quarter. Titetitierag-ed price of•Engli M ih 'heat, notw:th st:intnntlit fartial ' rise on' } 4 l - 100.Huis declined abtnil - I..:si , per quarter during Ili e . 'h? *eek ; ' Bi:lr )ey and Malt js. Oats 2i. Bins 4s: and rease 7s. Piopr is.-lilittw ise cheaper. rfteriOn' Flour, in consequence'or the late ex ten-01;e 'importations, and expetled arrivals, has fallen B.c: ";end: tos. per barrel.-ilmerican Hour reinires nearly'double the quantity of water to Make it into B,read, that is used in kneading st b o V e is o h f l: t l h o e ur fo , r a l ti n ti er he; , c li e vntoz it is ,, me.,:...2stophr.olsta.bol;:.! ofa Breao; :while the. hate.: yitids only 181 b, 8 oa. The Provincial' Ntii-kets haVe been subjea to ~,,Drysiderable.ihktuation, and ,t*. ist.t.! in general is favourable to the constirner':.!, ',, ..,. , Inc Rice Ships which were preventeil by con „ trary wintls 4 ol.ning• the Ili.e.Fiar,. preyious„,to her. sailing, will-leave Port.:Minntb, together }vial fwo or three cape Ships,' with ttic tits.r convoy down (...s.h.mn,el„ . By ;t al,try cIF the weather,- kept at 25. - ),r - e. tinring the last ye.:tr,,•rilere appzitrs to:ir.tve ken dry days, viz: 20 in January; ,2 , 3 in rnary ; in 'Each; 7 in.Aprii ;23 int I If) ill Itme; 2 in July 16-in• August ; in Seutcnther ; 17 ift t.)ctober ; T y in Nov4.llther ; z - / in I)ecent'atr. the precetliog ycar then, Nvere or.ly 1;3 dry days. • On Chrisunn. , -(1.1v iil N!eidentil fire 'broke oft tit an'house, aod colon to to an stable, 'ln the town of Borisoleigh,.in t'cunty ' of ... Tipp:64y, 'in which tviit; several be, It:mg,ng t,it- 2 tSt zotar-egunizuts o, c "ry ; tutie burnt to ile.trh, tit • more of the A i):, exaglimd At o:i ~ .- ; ,llgc. ins, re =il44, ,ard attenapecl ',Arse.hi:.h it Itive 'been stolenfroa4 ',1141.4kei. at En tea rernantled rurther hearltig to: . toorror. A VOl n g women, u.rr alit to a Lady at ,the Hot Vireils,, litistol, ben eotrosttLl by hf. , r (.1% - !:ss to pity sotnejradi:stheit's ill,,tead ciOiox so, exiltiticd •the for' her oilin t IcalinilristAiion, she cur. hit ilaoat ill a shecking roatincr. She.. Sims int;osol.;teri , iaketi to tie City lntirinarv,aril 'tite , WOuticl was Ft; NV titl up, iffariet are'en&atalixti - of her reco*cy. • Two Libouters 'sue last wiffeli."t'ori' , .`f.tt;•4! at . l442tingdon, of hay kit four loan, ti ;, tea of Grztin, in- the ,straw of a' e i t.altity of ; N . 1 , 7 110t, ,tier piociucc ef 3? which they wcic e m pl o yed a,. v. to &t:lTitfzuceaXo. a io ti. I iou4e 4ftargetliop. PR ANC;. 12` A IS, 1 ,..AN. ; . conietvience or a Rep:r.--: -r: 1--r enz niqr_vr of the. Interif)r, ,12:1112--1' OE viait).l3 fror.i ::1:e . atterrrx 2 an2l - ~ r to t) the ist of Janu ary, passed the .i . c . :1!0v,...:7 , L; ART. J. eitiZetti w!lo h:.ve , . Triagwirarn ~.- 7 ,4sioiion °film indewmfitil fixt their itnsea. • I of CIS ^ 4?1:i:114614:cl t)r watlitcl::,l by Nit> exp:dsiob ii;;;;.11.. I fecotv::: - 1)r0 p)rtic, s l:::.:l to :hc itatt,tre and cxt!:l,ltr . of, Oreir 111. shall b.:: put. at illt•Aiqxavli of tilw ; I .l . :nister of tile Intctior, et tir"S'•g3' C S:ili “.4 Loin tgp co4,nicin thr: The Firit. Consul appc-.i.r,:cl thL Preach Tlwatic, azA was w2riniy applauded. He AV;nt yester4ay to 5e:'...."tht:(;01. , ,-/;,::s and was their with M. SPREUti;POItrUN. Several vesels.liav e ;arrived `from Egypt. They , effettect thsir passa g e 'from Alexaistr:ea to 7`ezdaAt in eigiv.een (i4}-s, having sai!cd from Alexa.v4iria on the grti•Of Dert4nbe'r, andurrh ed ai Tauica on thp 2stti. ."' THE G.EfigitAL,lN CHIEF, itiENi..?‘ltr.)THE FIRS OF Tk& s Cal , t:41.'3,.). (C CI T 1 ZEr4!collostrt.,.: • _ . c' Slitet(itiela'st 2 ....A.crte Ts . .I: :had the 1104 nout' io notnii - ig.: new has taken place in Egypt. "'bilrefent Squadrons - of the , ißegicattnt of : Dromedaries have traversed the Desert,,aud rnach.•. excursions. , on the Fronti„,;:s of t tilt; they have .taken several Convoys, and ainong others, one of 300 C.'amels. Each Stinadmn of Drotried.ari.: has s ith it , t three-pounders, draw n -by : Dr:mit& ries. or'the Etigincers, and Artillery ale continuing NVith-ri43ivit.y: ',The whole Coast ii - corripletely arrned;;ftant 0:7144 faregge ,to 'the . , To : w . er and . thz: Viet of The Foits which surrow3d Cairo ar role& is in a state ofd9fenc;, 7 . The I?oii - cit . b . ! 11:).- m i a /..,, upon the Laud of - 41(i.:147:7A-ia, It )NHI contain j the todAiiiinco,- and -serv;.s a; a },unit of 411.1port'llir,:iti the o,lovt . .!meLits Nihicli the .ssriny May ohligea to nr!" ke tu, op, plosc a debark. Lion " in causing a Canat to b !Ter , ./;osetta ctf nov., : Banal 1 t ,.' - 7 11si thi at any " , C.! tai:, . 1; :t : I .' :. MO AL LEN j ~....01.011el" 1 : • (;(: Legion, and. xo Coloi , ei of the y. 'P. c .:l'46;l? the greatest - zeal.' and the gicatost 'tinergy . `" The Administration e the .I,qiutoce!,,.i.z.in best ordei 'Citizen .Et.:rc.. titled to iny commendation. lefithis phce,: I,llave: reason 'to complain-of ; he.has behaved tremely He has attempted every thing .to discourage the Aviv, and It.?„.foment.cal?als. i " Adjtitant-C>eneyals,)?,,t v 41,4 zind a*i : rotwning tQ gcancs. X6ll . knots theii 'tong se:;vic..Cs. It L th;if, person coulddispl4y . greater conr;tge, - or have per.. foripe4 greater cervices.; . „ . , 4gNov.'" CONSTNNTINOiLE, Nov, 2 lie following is the Coilvelltion4 whi I 1 hers. been eanctuti,M be.. tWten Russia and the l'orte on tine 'subjca:ol the Venetian IslaridB . „ In the Na . tne of Almithty Goa, As the , ..colitteries whiehorigp. l to the Republic of Venice, and L: )„i, jell into the power Pf,,tlicY Frtaß , been vered,.by the aggittance of , their, y by .the Co.rul)ineilikussiao Fleets, S.C. concied, by the wishes and of the inhabit.:: , ants , an d as the ag E it of an . tht:ißttsytAsancl .F,L11.E.„..„ : of, Otraosi,A)N! J have agreed to 0".'„ t h,, z i .v ies of 'justice., inoderaticu, ) „: cf which the execiriai . : 1.0 the Treaty ofAlli r . i , the two Court's, d L , cotnplinli the ; promi ). Parties, it basin cousetith:: . to that countr;. a form there may riot zt t ; . ';•-• •!. •,• hich nray IL)1,1r(.. tiay be, at the s,anlC ; • ‘• usagcS and RclJgion, ants who find . , of a ,pow:.txnasescer : '); i. to destroy the' all ...L. order. Li orde.r to accomplish Lili> ly Ni city the narnedfor his iciupotenttAty, 1,..,...TA1yitA.R.A, Privy r B:etrogrdinary L i llt the Sublitne Om ttoan Order of St, z Atme, of ) , (*.mina, . r of tin! sovereign Order of St. J )f,jertv., rt and His Majesty the :.1 the t_::to man, the ilittatrious and flouotli,dAv EEY arid AIiMED Ari REL,,s .zifter liavipg c f ,xchatvd qleir Fi'wei) agreed .upon the folloiiang articieg : Art. 1; ,Th.4:l4l4.tvant Vqn4tian Islands shall form a Rey*lic, ty:114;li shall Ix: goN:. , Liza by the Not . abici c, , foe country; 0.1111001 be uhlzr of the Porte, as i'v§ssal in the ,Inhiirianher with Raguba: rapta thc if viz. Ceiriou C , l O ll-nia -Crrigo :St. ,i'vlaure, Itl4st, Atc, l graii tx = tito 4 . 1 tha ,:iL United Istandi, and 'theyL3talt enjoy tix same ; 1 1 it ri g us .x, Thet tWQ Powers a ai t rati Cv the ildw vonsti4ll--, of Cm: Republic., stst soon az :;11.111 tv.s. Sc tthi