The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-26 00:00:00

TUL. KING, Tti irecount n( MAJP.AIIt'S siate o received aficrooon, by the I}IIINGE 11.$9gNT, .w.ls; Lit h,rMAJVSTY. Was.tlol coositlereti 6t;iter, iliew2,6 he kid.. hid three bouri sleep in the zuutse of t ht. tpz.ing the Aw,iversary of his 111AJES- Vi ., i AltithS+Oti . I;w:TiitUrie of theta! ilealitts, tt:e ntornititt thiliert4d, n_ t)y tint ringing of oe:la. T ;i c, oil the pordie ht);idloga,atid stcep'es, and tilt; tessek to the fit* r, ).vcre decorated with strouth.ni flying at ttwii j chtta-tlf. At SiAirtl ti'lAtA. 111 C Pah ,n)(l'l.`,„wet win.; tketr. tired t:olntnelnoration of tut day. Ills ),, , terthY, conpleied tin btst }ecliyJi his 'We are li;ippy to learn that the I)oke is recover tt, 1 - 41 , ss was „b,e to ';tilt'. tit! ', , xt7r,ise of ridoht Uti th,tsetlacii. )e.i scrda, tt - h,rhiog - Ilitough the PAikh, and called A ol l ; io ray a uh , riling ifa - :it to the l'itiNcis: I.lk_Gct4 l % Th, K Buna Ills cut two font teeth, on whteit happy C OCtplititith , ,C iiiiot4/SPAltrz t,ndiklAtit), Lour.,A, when they rettoo to Paris, aftt tot rect..;ive the ,It c. 0.; t it st . dic 4 1titliorities. A rn,n), who has been lately travelling through the %testi of England, and obtained at s , tveral coati it` y hanks drafts on London tor at, upon ei t glieett. pettily starops, winch 0.3111 frottlecitate.y it.4o 80!,, i.y the addition 0: aly to the word, and a r in the fiJare, 411(1. diici,)ootcd such bids a the flanks of the next town he visited, was, on I .t l I !d , cy tahetiffilo custody at 4 ( Aver ) a p. fro, and ha.; since been cotrimated to Stafford gaol. Ir4erty- to a considerable amount. was found upon balk. FOlir -Chial.fiS ate' already exiiibiled fit hint in tilt: county of Stafford. F~ 4f ~ • . ._.. -y' T H S U N. 1101.1 W QUIZ, U.t fl 50?-1NAUnii-A r ? 0 N. 1) (1 ,\ SAturtDAy, octoDen c 6, - •~~. ~~ ~ • E\ ?AILS ED—I Leeward I 1, Dublin.— On Guernsey, , I Wineriorcl. Givernment yesterdby received dispatches frorel Ivlf. Post'ert, the British Minister in America. Nu. thing h t*. transpired respecting their contents but. we'believe there'is no reason l E.llpp ,, Se that the Ainericati Govijnment will depart from tWat system of partiality which it has .so long in:inifeited to.. 'wards France. Last night Paris Papers to th i t, 18th instant ar rived'; they are, like 31l those Which we have lately recttived, filled kcith the tt4oll :alse aceounts of the entbusiaiin with which Boolsh.raitTc is received by the inhabitants of every place which and the dir%ostin4ly ttilsonte and ser'vile speeebes q t the Mayors, roletts, •&.c.- &C. Wolt rt.-sip...AA' to the symptoms of joy which have beenenanife ed by the people of Flanders and Hollptad, they have been coutined to the firingof cannon, and the illunti not 4)115 which were prescribed by authority. • it is per fectly welt known that all the details respQoing , Bt ONAPARTE'S rc;eoplloii al every place he- t isits, are .bettled before he teaches it ; all the iclowing accounts of the "delight expressed by happy sub. jeels, on seeing their August Sovereivi,. and the shouts of vivo l'Empereur I" wiat wllich he is greeted, are all arranged before-hand, with a s much precision 218 the •manceuvres of a review, or the ceremonials of a drawing•roortv: The in habitants of the different towns tlrrough which .13UpN A RT I: passed were, indeed, orderod to 115Stiffie a smiling awe& in the ,:hope, as the ' MAyor of Dunkirk honestly confessed; 'that by gratifying the vanity of the ,tyrant, they might obtain some alleviation of .their misfortunes, but in 10 one instance have these orders been obeyed. Frenchmen may dancein their fetters, but the peo. pie of HAland hare not yet been long`enough slaves tO have learnt to grin at the command of - their op. pres,or., .The following accip,„ts. were this morning re ceivrd tic Ltit~yds :-- «'s'r.ToomAs'a, SEPT. y. By On arrival lost vigil from the ci , y of St. John's, Polio 11 o, wt leatn' that a Vret!ch privmeer is craiting to the Sa.hreto shc bro,ght to task 12...tesd.ty a Spanish 6cltooner and a packet front Ca.li2, and after takitz al ay wine ariipteit, suffered t hem to pi coed. The packet artivedthe next ildy at tb'e city ; it Is *aid that the private.t is fro -n 16anee, 81).i that taiNE of neally the Saute size sailed together, to ernize in the West Indies, The Packet front Cadiz stank the trtail before she was brought to by the privateer."" , " Skpr. 9.—The Ennui, DAW7sotl,arrived yesteic day frow Norldk, 36 dais, The Mai,ter rPpat tit.tt Ice wal bione,itt to oil Saturday by a French priv,itt_er, supposed to be the Duke (j* Dqutziik." WINDSOR, OCT. 25.--This morning their Royal tlighoesses the Dukes of KeNT and CP:tdriiIIDGO their Royal Stittiii, • It.uov“A and SortitA, io their tides on Itorseback,,in thk: Great Palk, 4e. Iron) hal-past tent till ono 4t,;. tviitiett by Linty CHANLitY. LorkWALSIN.GIiAM, Gell. SP4NCItti, and Col,,TaYtmlw The (Itaitti., Princesses EaLtzAnoTttand 11in1.tY, tou4,an airing 1 9 1f0511101i! U:1111018. ' . . NAVAL NEWS. ~OCT, •:2 5 Coutt , martial :11- serlibledllll4.. murnitv, Un boald itie Giathatcr, trial ot C cpt. IlAttlitE, the Odicers, and crew U t his - INJ:iiel;ty's late ship Polpone, which 'IF as toil in attuipting to come through the Needles. Atter a-matuie iuvestigation, • the Court acquitted Captain' 11AERIE, 06cers, and crew, ,except' Op 'Master, who was ordered to be repritnandel. Shied the l'ulklsh frigate Africa fur the Red Sea. .•.••• 01.1.0 • DEAL, QCT. 25.---Arik'ed the Idas cutter diiptcho from oti Flushing, and sailed again far the smite destination. 'Arrived the Beagle sloop . ol war, from Or Butt- lotine.• • Satled the Egmont man of war for off .Flushing, .FALmouni, •Odt. 23:—Arrived the Durlingion prickiet frotn the byeward Islands, in 33 days kit St. l'ltornas's,on the ,q3d FrAß\victi, OCT. befstufer . , . ger, vc.ith a large tiect a transports, ez.e. fur the Downs. . . Itvrnains in Hosely NlLl?qty's ships. Aboukir, Zealous, Trenze.ndous, I.lcyptibul,. and Au. daci .111,11t0,11 P., (Jul. 25. The 13 ill last night, not - in numbers, was, in and rank, the best we have wit , e.sed this At 'let), the Duke of CLAtiENCE:niipeated n the room, with a large party of Ramsgate fashion ables. His •Royal Flighne-s seemed it, gond Spirits, and soon after hi, entre.nce be led oft' the daticc i , 11 jib the elegaot - and accomplished Nits. MAc-. MAttj N. florfetired Moot!' tWeiVe, leaving on thl of, all - present a pleasing impreasion condeicensivn, and of . his frank and engaging man , tiers, Attiong company e noticed Earl and Countess at Mayo, Lord and Ludy A lvanley, Miss Ili- Ctarcnco,' Cot Mscrn.roon,- C o oper, , Str Icahn atat Lady Fagg, Mr. ~nit Alrs, Devayncs, Mr. Sl.,ter, Mr. and MIS, Fobtcr, Mr Sawkii,s and tainily, Mr. ai,,l Mrs. Cowell, Misses Miss FleNita, Misses hoyses, Rev. Mr. Salisbury, Air. liaat.ael, sMr. Cobb, tke. arc. They who take a lively interest' in the success of iho.Sea•bathing. Intirtlary of thi , lace, and what hiend'of humanity does nett, will,, fcjoic.e to leaf) OA (he Margate Cononitlee;s at letlgi it rs•-estabitsli ed. This inemiure, so calculated to piornote one .pt the 'clnet Objeets. of that excellent institution, leas been solely crliTted by the wise and temperate tirrn rteriiiiand coitrili.tiing candour of our Vicar, Mr. And the time ts"t*,:orning, we hope,, when by the aotiviry and iters,..verattee tilt* gentle:it:ln, we Shall tiett the irtn...t.t the urfote yeti r for tile 'admission of patients, by which means ; i ll the primary . eirds of the Institution will be Cully however, au what Mi. 13/ott-Wit 113 i ttireadc dine in this important business, tie tnartils our waravat tribute of praise ; and though fits may shrznik Irom traVhg'it thus ,pnblicly paid, yet e are Tonfident, that this uni,ought he read ‘,l ith C:ofdial pleasure by all, except tiluse who are pt's-wised wilts that base . and detestalk: vice, renvy. Indeed, vve have tong been'. of Opi nion, in common with many others hete, that o.,ti similar in charaaer, condu,l, and disposition our truly worthy'L'ic.ir, has been touch' A ttracd in a town like this, which is so rapidly iticrea , ing lei numbers and opulence. ,Now, that our wishes hav o c been obtained in „Ibis teSpeef, perliai,s, it is ,not being too. stinguirueto expel, that a great part of that indisposition to sacrifice private. Vit:Wi to the puttlic interest will dissappear. We learn him public report, that Justices of ; the Peace for this town are sonn to be appelnticf, 'and that Mr. BA Yi..1414 Mr. Boys, of S411114.4)0; and Mr. Coo, swilt be the Gentlemen nolliillated att.' It is .soniewliat singular, that . the late Mr: BUitititi witsextreinelysadverse to tie intr,,dyetion of that office Aeie, on the gr : iiimi.l of Its:enconraing quarr,ls tirrd Irttotions of ail sorts. But surely the absurdity, inconvenience, and hardship of being ob.; liged to, go to. Dover,, which, is upwards of twenty miles distant trout Alargate, in order to have the most trifling mis - detneattor prani,hecl, require, only to bo state.ti,: tor,btt adMitted. We need scarcely then that the appOiol Met)! Of tlitt titIOIN• men tiooecl leading Geritivotert to the trountescume (ace .01:Justices' of the Peace, as lit.Atmsl,oN ti.etills it, wilt be neatly _a matter of as great satisfactiou ? to the v 'hitters, as it is to the :inhabitants. - • CAMB,KIDGH, OCT. 2.5 Protes.or. Cli Will cornmeme his Leaures on the Constitution and the Laws of England,: on . : 4al of No vgrober next, *l'he Truotees of • Oak ham nod Lkj,pingbArn schools, „ Ittatod, have.ipset,rited the hey. J. iltati,''sco. hire tie,d-Nlasketoi th . latter, to the iLii age Leake, Litacoltish - The It v. J. Butt tier; also boen preset - viva, by the Tttlyttves of the Martinis of Exeter, to arts Rectal). St. Nlicliarl in Stamford, void 1;4 the cession of the 11-i-v. Ch.irlys Swan. • . • . Nlr. Henry Illitota,,of Clan:-Hall, hait'been -ap pointed second .l.\lllster of the Grpinivar Scholl at Uppinh,itn. Craven Oril i rlg, A. Vicar of St - . Mary'4, is appointed by Mattviis Cornw anis to be ohe ot Ins Lordship's dotnstic CliaphinS. Two Phi tzns Ea: Fiwrets,N.TuousANO PovNns T , aeodAy 1 . ,A,41 toe Liniviy neglii and tionamd, when air:; following ei r iod were ...hared alid bold at,ErroN's 14eizy Otticxs, 2, Corololl, and la, Cu ventry-iiiteet, Pict:3:idly :—No. 3,343, 15,0001. Ci;itifi A. in a whole Ticket Guys 13. t5,00W ttt Slmeontiiiii--No. 4,04), 1,0001. in Two Cluartets. and Eight Siixternti,s i —N o , 2Q6, Chits Q. 60oi. iii S. xtten Sl%.ie (ilk, Th e how nate tfold , is of the auove Capital Prizes mayle ceive Nloney trii Deco alit, or ex4,,hange them for ickeis ato Silare4 in the New State-toiteirtu be. drawn the loth of November nexi. .AILTEOROLOGICiII , lOURNAL, 1W R. BANKS, HIILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENT MAKr.II, STERSII. zt; I as 9 59 ;) 57 ;$. 59 6$ Therniumetet. W 41si Clow Fag.. 6i. 63. (ly, lie, L Z. tJV}' ~ 30.2; 1 9 , 94 .57 .5 6 •59 V 41. *et ; '3 O 4" ~' J a ~ Rain • fnir Do. Main. Fair It, tair p. 24 and op; t !tit' ipresi ye aiming. in ininieaur46lc. eldy. Do. Vo. t cloudy Fait --^--•- The following• , letter : has bceu - received from 1 , Atnerica BoSTOt4, 'SEPT., 23. 7 --It SI-'tfrltS in the highest . degree i nnnahlo, that an embargo will be imposed on all res,els in ttit.: virris of the United States %hen Congi'vhs shall have been convened. I hate seen tu3ny gentlemen of high charotter and of. she b<st information, w o state it to be a mattikultiet been already determined on in Madisoo.'s Cabitiet,, and that it 18 , 38 so determined previous to. its last' separation, when Itie Members left Washington for their conntry seats. No viminunications have been held between the British Minister and any'Meniber of the Ex ecutive, since the interviews that took pinebetween him and MoNnoe. - He remains withal a short dis - tanco of Philadelphia, andswill not remove to Wasi. ington ontil ihe,end of next Month,, just before the meeting of Congicss. " Court ut whiehhas for some time been sitting on the encounter between Rodgers and Bioghans,.is nearly ended, The Court examines the witnesses, to whom only four questions are put,,and •the answers are nearly ~as tinitorm.—,',' Are you in Officer of the United. States frigate ,President Yes.--. Were you on board at the time of the en gagement with the :Lilac Ikß ? Yes.--Which of the, two ships tired the.tirst shot? The Little Belt. —Were you in such a situation as to be certain that the President did not fire a shot before the Lillie Belt tired I was." Thus they are preceeding through the whole of the Officers beloo4o_,s , to Sc,hfrigate. 'The opi non of the Court must be already , made up, and as they have by this time , nearly ; contleded,' they will dountieSs In a day or two afterwards makt; their re.' Port, ,that thellitle Belt ANA the first shot... Time • 'Whole of the evidence, I hear, is to he printed, and ttoi merely the result of it . , upon the tuit'tds of the Court." . . . • ~ , >•••••••1••• , TTintTttaATtl.---The Celia t` . wo .represented aglin last night at Covent-G0.! , -n;rtteatrea it•ti Miss FultON resUdled the part of Floreita. We have, 1101161'1 . gto iiad to our.eccount of, yesterday leSp'ea irk; this new Performer. 'She requires great ettlture indern 1,,-fore y.litt will. be abl , , to taVe a leading part iu ch;ha:lors, and, ‘011)(nit any tvlavot4i ableer4upetit t0wa3 , 15 tier, dr. tt . s,itAtiinn to tore wall the alit hority of ttit M o:4,ters, conce;ve +lint 'the pall% lif filirretla 5h1.111 , .1 re toned to Mrs.' 130 H P, at) aittnif.lolesii , g . r, amt who fiay- ed the character with ware sprtglitlll;e)S aim iite• expected Iron) her, and eel ratify with more of - Chaste Corot , .dy than aqears in her stice , sor. • : It is usual to. Itlt nov el& clitro:e their ci.laratter in acting playa in which tti;-y may hat 'they stall make 'heir debui to frost advantage. Aliss Feittit.l tias had he: rind i.ow.•Mrs..thsttop'sbOuld 15' , J permitted to reliume 11,:r station. Mr. Sl:st.:LAltt WI ly 'avoids a coini:etition I.vith Misiti*itot4 it) 'Uncle RoWerf , l tone s and iitfiiroves eitity 'itight in ttui t style .01 singing, which ble-tith tire del:crypt% 1.9 tit the itay \volt that purify ortaste which is best calculated to please sound judges of tlic he Opera .is do well supported by the test of the characters, that `though it has no strong reco.ii metidation :of driptrittc merit, it is very atutisin in . effect. L,viceuM.—The Beggar's (*era last night inlro duced Mrs. DI KOLAS - agate' at this l'heaire, in tpe part of Pally. The fashion of the times allows the airs of this character; though the supposed daug;iter of a Thief taker, to be extolled with as tralcit mu sical taste and • skill as if she were born in Nigh and adorned with all its accomylisliments, • and theretnt'e we' cannot quarrel - with Mrs. bieKoNs for having graced her , Ohgi di she did last ni;ht. She gave then' indeed in a finished . style, and d—ervedly appl).udetl, who is al-- ~ vays heard , with pleasure as a it•iriger,:tind who is 3Lho a j good,acoeis t performed . ./,utywith charac-' Itristic ~Ptin.t.tl3 was easy ai-d Svirited, in PeNsoN, who h is a blunt coffee:loess in his teti,t4, * 3 g a g ooa, repiesent.iti , e, ot .Peachum. The rpe iti icti-rs teas _ danced. a .very iuutittul candidate tg,r lAv9ur, SilAs.V t and he 'aetptit tett himself so well . as to gain considerable applathe. NIATITENVS ii id I NeLeDot4 are bow divetting tile t . , , ,.. „ l , d w itik il s i i, ‘ l ,, : t i l lt:ii t tut: , l e li ve aisi tle illid e s i. si 10 10, 11' 1t1e ,.., thuhig the ‘B, , iiiir'r it) vort6ll4 ritrts'tif tilt , Coul":.Y . It Is sipposed:that by tittle fogitive.excu,SiOus they, will i4leat) uf*e that' tht:y cortid hare t.utu:d by a regtillr liorvest in the: ttletr6ll_4;,,,' , . 0,, • , eOtiVer*hvg atmut the Coulet, wlivn 1.): , e ,-)' ~ 1 `', wl.p had illit lel tiineti train the I\`',h , (i. . Lai:- I with the greatest bolemnity, that sl.,- knew if A. ay to burn thts world.; atirlin, iii Sidi ~,t i t't i ). ; ' ' ti°ll ' Chat a piece of us tab hild alrettf", t ill4h .1! ' , ::,-. fiat Edinhhigh, which iinrried:;aLtly rose :)0 :. -:,, and soon alierwalds bet! the quite city I—'' L- - Masi us, PC?,," tricd tt,e other, is what von ~,,. dee ,!''..- 4 ' 4 Dee, Kg, dee l'' rcikl;eti the trazeller, With all the. 511 iotlicieis of •i tilaary her—`.` 'LeCi_ sell 4' our guitli, Ail' Claie, on' a' ibingl, aria , 4 ,;et a gold drink ‘k• I ' tits: I rms, ,an' timti well ha' nowt sett to be truni i'' which determination, t c trat's&e 'airicntay appear, thtty bv4a3 instantly to carry tot° enact. 'fit' eat filer. Et..ONIOUS* OUTRAGL PROVE '!'Ills EltENCli FUNDS. R . T 'Y TO THE EMTOR oF TUE. SUN. w SIR,--4 entreat of your Ithetality ond p a triotism 11 to communicate t h e following important fad to the C British. pubic, and to all nations. i i... 41 tfiV year 1783 of rhe last century, I purchasol an annuity on My life in the French Funds, whiclivro.! : A petty has been treated-mit h repeet.througto it •II 00' i l J , ~..1 dangerous convuls ions and factions of :revcluvonarf.: anarcby, and has, now l a tely b( -en seized by N 4 204, ; leon in coniequene3 of my p o litical writings, aiir ,: ‘ , my loyalty to my crvir cOUir.try--cvluch silent ad of Imperial.felunif was effetekl by a Aviiil . per to the Nlinister ot EirratiCe A.VittrOat,any decree, and will prove 4 more instru.,',iVe cortitneNd e rr 113 Cede' ' Briga4s, or . Code .Napeleone, than nil till pompous eulogiei and eoulparkons- of lettere.t idiots, . called Reviewers, wi:h British laws,' 1 1444. :,. I 'n .out a useful lesson • to those who giVe ere ‘ tio I ° ' the French Government in. either CeiraCrce policy to teach than,' if. the law s'of ptivate pro7erri are heated With Sitar Conlerupt, wlurt eaktega fi S t l u : P n i s l i 4 nrry ,: e i:n i g ro i : e a m i ll i i i i t t ;in s. irr e g l'Tc:ii'rzlieldwriaeiraYtioifitrl':fiaal:ifl! or the peace of the' World ; and it the sac of my property shonitithus e1f,.61 the salvational Illf ain, though it Wars°g:ll-11 the itijo"liya,e3. vi'pnon j. in . d' 7, kiti‘ ~.... -.. ~ ,_ ...............,.......I.',SEWART, the Irarcoag , It has been • p justly said of Mr. Felt; that di , s ic lie might; hate had some excuse for being 01,1ci; With' AUTtitlR O'CONNOR belOf e the latter nro i,t. torife,srjuns; yet that by dining with AO a Wi t I l e ß ia e li E r :ee i t Et ,tr o i. : tri.. rf sito : !:) , , i iiN i , . ie ' t slot:sgw:erisntA.o:oovizfp.f%eFTvprance, hs,admitted by Marl° ; he has lclt an indelible stain u )on• his Character° ( bti 3O to in ..k e, on lic::l3el:irsaysdielligti.ntliarriltt-31:1.sSaitstv:tt:11;1:11;1:11iblesillinel,ltl°1-ritle°tt:alticillail.:ti:i°ce:o°Inu init.tiFigt;irbyctibilabile;d:ibti' liiilll. ' 1 tati 0 n , , and t i it iat is t iale,pyr:oefr.. ootpfat,.tobtildliteeeuegit.dior73sltitttilicibuer'lltit(it:etlsfeo! appearance of joy. L t la pi :, Meat ; and still more: thlaltietihre.yancoceinnsltdotirli;;;:ii,:; very different manner, and . a Dutch 010111,',1,,/,,,13 -ways considered as more Violent and ortoi.lß„pl a simi l ar insurreetion in any other coutnlP ..0 . .rli '`" persons, conceiving that. tile Duteh rela'' v ot . 3 ,,ine ' relics of their .old national Charatier,lol 0 co ottf it Buoriaparte really ventured' into ti A ,011$ .' ,w hic b ..he A l ai_ . sq,_Luncl . oppressedo All' 4 , ~,,, independence as. a people he hog ° l "' ' et of si.roic,..!, , t hat he would bate occ,isian 1° o x, of his temerity, and would probably {.ell ° r the , . OP . to their,Vengeance. It appears, 10 00 ' ' 11 . 1 04 1 1 ) h u r t o: f the 1)13.' as the; more instnediat subjeas 0. ~ i thr ot though it reSolute effort on their flirt 13:ii',0,1..i/ roused every ether State' into a and dete"' c ito ' the I'yrant .had, escaped frent. PLI ,, :11,it '!" .:' his detestable. yoke i , til tuil , : the_ COOsCiOuSnesS of his (Linger, ° l ' c:t .li radar hostility must exist in - every othelre,,iii,,o,; i.vithfit th e grasp T ot* himself or his vassal.lis.o,4 (night have had some Operation e%en 0 '', l o,,iiio ° a.oretr.. reduced t° the 'sante state of poso and Cruel , temper, and haze dispo,e4 b" f., ,0, 0 cotriltf!t the sentintentS 01 M;inkirul. ova C o " - t ,; 10 or . 0 . , IMPtlitie of his. ambition ,initi 13Pec'IY'„ !a° . alas 1 the wont must titot for iti I°l,er4iet tho course of nattne, or to some lockrlLt ,try l s way rid it •of the tnost.oppressive Opt) 1 0 it e , ver was 411itted. cuTtsheortel ( i ll s e SO s r ite rn o uc f such c o l 3r v ie r 0 rwyi: h .t 11 0 3 :1 1 t 1( iii,ol t :::. 41 ; e l e, ° ‘ Inly begin to think that there, is 109'... PPP sign of raisiag ilie Phtenix iron, the xillit,'"lo,lfo, sonic seecr,-;entrensuitilnisi;ell4triev.ttoo hbaevle1:1;::.1::: ii, ) 0 : ~' ito ig - oil w , liat will end in oforee. . ' a o ncl krl! v of. , .:, • Ale ti t lema it w ho. died a l'e‘v Ilys agi.:,,,, 011/.4 f9rtiltie is Saidlo Oftl3ont tO p:vereo !..i'vb,oo 01,ii hundred thoosand potinds; tiecr b il ''' l f t i , 0, 111° ,5.' . f. .,,, v ill ~,00 rccl'ii:eldistijinitlei:::),„ll\h:V:ititatihe'bilte4l:l;ll:euee:::ed,:iNh,it;ll:l tittisi,;(l;l,ll:l,lllilb:us:iit; I:ot'iliiiiii,eu,::'it..4ll:474l, .Ir4:lo,eti. iti a leaden corin, to nt! 110,,i,131', - . d duo!, litiP soil!! rooM, built tl,' the cli':!eae , , 141 i ' F , 0 ti ;Oa, On the top or A itWitifig 11"11':':.„. is ,000.1. 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