The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-29 00:00:00

a~ 6 ;" ~r ~~ •Y ~',~, ~. Ifk there ere Bel three batteries, whicit at diy-break opened a very brisk tire an the town and the Simplon. M.bautiae, who comthanded that brig, landed Ns Crew, and joined hie the national guard of Pa. rento. , which was under the direction of M. Collet, eagle-bearer rat the lath/eginsent, detached to corn. wand that small lowa. At half-past elevea 'the enernreessed firing, and abandoned the isle. Cap. # tain.Dooliac had only ohe s eaman severely wound. ed. .The Simeon sought the-frigates tor-five hours iritiAts lOrt.intion-shot, and for six bouts support ed Nitie of the batteries ereded on the isle. It Abel reined at Partn°, and on the .141iar. Nay . Wetted its return to•thie Co,6l44Aogti, Atte. •ta..-The flotilla stationed , in the Belt has taken• a brig, which 'wpo,brought into this port,. aid placed under examination of the . Council pt Pr'zes. That tr4:tona),onthe ;id ;aslant, condemned jilt Engii.h ship ihroia, Captain Cur- Vs, and her lading. From the 9th to the mit, leeenty.t sio vt.-isets entered this port, and..sixty-one departed. Takla arc no enemy's ships in the tOMET. ' lidrEßlkt. ONEIVATOSY, AVG. 21? The come' dilteovereil at Viuers, on the gsth of last b, by M. de Fieurrgnes, and seen till: the end of Melt, why n it ceased to be visible, in-conse. "pence of its proximity to the sup', has stitlit .ap• peered this morning in the constellation of the Little Lion I it! 11)0601), 11111100. entirely in declination, carries it tou anis north, close to the constella tion of the Greet sear, where it will then be visible every night,eyell to the baked eye. , This morning, bet %len .3 and 4 o'clock, I dis covered Ibis Comet. very near the horizon ; its posi tion was nearly that laid down in the elements cal. culated .by M. Burckhardt ; and ..accor-ing to my observations, I have, determined it as follows : Right ascension, 14744 iii min. ; North dee& vstion, 32 deg. 3.9. min. BartiAtlo l Member of the Inatitute, and of the Board of Longitude. G (Styria), Majesties the Em. leror and Empeess, a c companied by the A:cliduke raocis, and the Archduchesses Mary and C. , ro. line, Ilarit be..n on a tour in 17;riter S.yria. The Emperor and Atchduke ascended on horseback the wiled the Schnee Alps; these Princes conversrd 'familiarly with - `the peat ants who served them as gu , d, a The august Personages were en.. Strained µ ith th sight ofi4ltartiois.hutit, and of a fir tonal dose of the MoTitaineers.. 4 Nam Avdnir s2.—By a decree of the Ern. pot , t, 4111 totairea, of the second rank, small theatres, cabinets of curiosities, such as. 1114 ». thinra, figures, animals, &c. and in short all man. per of spectdcles, including masked halls and con. iert, in Paris, are to pi a tax to the Imperial Aca. dem!, of The, Amoranis, Cosniontma, and Olympic Circus are included ; and the exceptions Ire. tt e,.Theatte Francais, theaPera CorniclUes and the Odeon. The tax shall be for,balls concerts, 4tes at Tivoli, Arc. one fifth of the gross receipts, the poor.tax ba• itift first dedupted ; and for , theatres,.end all other exhibitions, ono twentieth the recelgyk, stale the. some th.tiotliort. . oft ;L is to commence on the tst 'of 'Septem ber i and the DiteCior of the Imperial Academy of Music will appoint the necessary agenti for coiled- , ing the tax„ and recovering , arrea,s., All persons subjcel td the payment of the tax trae wake composition with ilia Imperial AcadeMy rd Music, for nut more than three. years, nor l e ss in one year, in the case at theatres ; •forother ex bibit ty the month or by. the day, in the case of any 1)41, or concert._ Nt? enticert shall be given without the Jay being f, ,, , , „vd by the uperintepdatit of theatres, after loving 1,4,.(.0. Ihe upiniton of the, Dire6tor of the Academy of Molt% l,'.very contravention of the present decree, in re .tv(l to tito opgnittg of any.titeatre or exhibition wlhout deciaratinn or perrounti?n, shall be. bronght bi fore the Courts and Tribunals in the shape of car. ieeltututl,votic4. .I.I4:TTERS,PATENT. 44 Napoleotycx. to all present atril to come, greet iug : Our dearly beloved, the Cardinals, Archbishops, Wand Bishops of our Empire having-explained to us, throulth our Minister of religious worship, that the 41s emanating; born assemblies of the Clergy ,of Vrancer have aisea)s had a particular seal affixed to there; ;, and having, ,for that reason, begged as to grant them arms.to be so employed, we have wil lingly taken their ;request into consideration. •lrt co: sequence, upon the represebtaepn toade,to US by cur cousin the Prince: Arch-Chancellor of the Ens pire, v.;ith the advice dour Council Of Tillers, sad WI the opinion of our procureur•General, wishing to give to the' applicants a new testimony of oar favour and special protection, we have, by these -presents, slued by our hand, conferred and do confer on the Cardihalg, Amhhishops, and Bishops composing the Nslionsl Council of Paris, the'Rbr of affixing to Miami sting/lio their assembly,4 parilcalar seal, cunkrrnable to the armorial hearing , . t‘ptcified and rolniirtgi in thebe presttit-,, - and which are :—a field of pies, sprinkled with bees, arcent quarterly, on the 'firc,,“ trrasa !Jury, ter 0111 he . second and third, an eagle displayed, of the same;, tha fourth . , II 'trim cratvn , tlre'victnchoon barmotlnted and supparted by epilcopal ettribwts s and for le. gend to the seal, Coact/iota Aationatia, Foris is, pt t • 4. w e , clisrge tor tooliin ilia Prince Atell-Chan. tenor oldie. kopirr, to coitouunittne tlicse pre4ent3 t , I lie Senate,! to cause theft) to bti tralaCribt(l oli its regiiitors, and to affix to then) our ig , eat se di in presence of the Council tit Tales. Far such i s onr glad pleasure, , , i , Given at the palace of St. Cloud, &(!, (Signed) . " NAvuLttun." Lriristc, Atio. h.—The new - Protislaii Decree, xßich has prelribiled all importation of colonial goods into the Prussian -States, under penalty o f confiscation, and which forbids even the vspori, of such is are there at-present, _evgq) though . furnished with certificates, has produced a great sensation, and alrraey raised the price of colonial produce. It is easy , •to foresee, that if this decree is executed rigour, the price Armin experience 24011 MOM awasicierarie rise. iitifweß?, Ave, iCiatiNtaraliat ' the !Juice of ittggio (Oudinot) arrived , here yeiterday, and set out tins morning to take the command of tire will tary trce in..ktollikud, .. Kis heasl-quarters, will tte provistn4iy establ4hed iit Utreeht; Guecity' is bensibly ri 4 41 to t tint trank wltich.the Enwesitg hastdeigne to sign it; it is the centre of a colisitierabite"and earl ant ititerrourse,,which gives it the air of a capital. Every body from all parts of Belgium is anxioo4 to see the nonsense works which the Esrireror-harratured - ro be executed wit - him the last year ; the 16,000 tyOriCipcti wiscrare employed. Upon them ; the twenty ships which are.builstirts upon the sioeas, ttncl whiCh will be fOrtliVrillac. ceeded by others;. she new . town -which has occu pied:thoosands of hands during the summer, and which will be joined , by's: bridge to Antwerp the suilitary basin, which a )4ear ago presented only sr shapeless Phl; and which will soon be ready to re ceive fury shiirs • Sr..PtTeltßiiVflGll, JOLY 31.--The Commis:4ot) Appointed lair she redeuTtiort. of the debts ut she statehavelisst ar),uarOcOd, that on the 511) of next tritinth 6 muttons of riibles in bank-bills will be pub. holy comfflisted to rise Waffles, in presence of depu tations from the nobility and themereliants. Nits; Metjes'y the EntreSs held this day a meeting of • the Society of ',Maternal Charity. • . • A piling is in progress -round the massy mono on each side 0f the lateral grates in the,Court of the Castle of thel'imillerits. It ts.to be covered with canvas,, with a view that . the ptllcs, may be wrought in sculpture. — An Imperial Decree of the Gib of Aiigitit'Qdm' its, upon a reciprocal footing ; the 'subject* of the Prin. cipalities of Lucca and hornbill° to the enjoymrot of the rights of succeg.ive,ooll4ion,' Sec.. ttt Franceand the kingdom of Jtily. M. the Bidtop of Feltre, one f the Fatit, , rs of the Council, whose indispoiittun we hate already announced, clie4 this morniog. On the 17th of this' Month two American ships, laden with' sugar, 'coffee, cotton, indigo, tee. ar rived at Boordeaux. An elephant ut extraordinary intelligence is at present exhibiting at Mayence. Toe mAstcians of the theatre of that city naVe thought tit to treat this animal with a concert of. instrumental The 4rst piece they pertbrined bad a very powei tut calla upon him but it volo .y1)911 the, ittekt,4ll - transpnrted the animal, which put itst;ll into motion, beat time with its trunk, and aCCOIII.. panted the Instrumen t the distin c t erols•iun of son rids. On the Bth inst. a watir.spout took place in the Principality of Wurtzburg. It tore up by the routs or broke in tite middle, and, stripped' at their branches, all the.trees which it met in its pass.i6e, through a space of 200 yards. The wind swotted and struck t& he ground a vulture, which did not recover for some time. A carpenter, who was at work in a (west, saw the branches of the oak trees, which had been broken otT, for a quarter of au hour, twirlirig in she air. Vtarrsia L.... Cottons have experienced% a considerable fall here, because there is some arriving every tkiy, and there is no side for it in any - great quantity. The Greek merchants essahrtsised in Turkey, and even those of Vienna, have deceived themselves in supposing that the French Gaverninent, would pro long the period fixed for the' importation of coLlop• by the route of the Rhine. At present the. ware houses are 'foil, and Without a .vent. Besides the advantages of the passage opened for Coninteree through Bosnia and lilyria are now perfectly ascer tained, .Cotton requires but sixty daysiexelusive of the peri od of quarantine, to reach Trieste from Sa., lonichi, and arrives in the best condition. The in. habitanti construct hernial - a' for the accommodation of the caravans, and the Pachas appoinfa.guard for their security. The early caravans set out towards the end of May t. batit: is nut fill trutumn, alter the cotton harvest has been collected, that the very con. siderable convoys set out. The Albanians 'and Bos nian, begin to undertake speculatiteetio ibis article: Until the present period, the commerce of Sale r nichi Jeas been almost exclusively in the hapax of the Greek t, and all the payments were made at CAI-. slant Ina*. "The new levy, which the Servian Qeneral in Chief had, ordered with the sapaion of. the Senate, meets with great ditficultiek in the attempt to carry it into effea. - The Serviaus are tired of the war. Sevirity is to be employed against those who op. pose the levy,. but their kroather is considerable.— Gelieral AUaden, who provisionally commands the camp of Deligrade, complains loudly that the rein forceroents, of which he is in great want, arrive but '1 he Servian Corps, which was to .have been formed on the Lower Morawa, is - not yit or. ganiaed ; that on the Drina is by no - means nuiner. ous, 'whilst the Turkish army in Bosnia is teceiviag daily reinforcensents. It is said that a' largeTerkish, force has passed the Danube, six .leagues above Si. listria, and entered Wallachia. No other details arc given. „ . „. ~t,. VIStOI4I AlfOlisT The Government has caused the must diligent search to be made in the moonteins of Styria for r the discovery of new mines 'Of-quicksilver. Some veins have. been discovered near Mariazel, in Upper Styria, and the inveitiga-' tinn is still continued. : istiesaustert, Atm.. 1a...-The course of ex change between Vienna and this city, is here 4 I 0 to :414:). His lvlajesty, our august Sovereign, proposes to take a journey shortly to visit the district et Sala , burg, and the other provinces, which, according to the tete treaty/el Vienna, have been incorporated I.%:ith the 'kingdom of Bavaria. Gower and Kurgac . :ll, tuanufaSurers of coffee at Prague, have invented a subititute fbr it, which they calliadies'cotree,and which many p e r s ons w ill prefer to Indian cot Tee, as having a inure delicious flavour, and possessing the quality of ruore,elfec . Wally exciting the spirit. Mr. Robertsen, who, on the eth of this month, in spite. of the enfavourable state of the w eat h er , made his torty- fi rst a e rial asc ension, completely PlC ceecical, and gave to a 'Vast OtilnOtT Ot spec:looms the moist lively pleasure. He purpuses to ascend again before his departure, . PRVIR6DUAGH, JULY 3 to—The Commission esta. Wished for the extindion of the public debts of the Stale has jqst pivot twice, tbat wa tbp offielt mOnth of toubles in 411 fanjet shall 1( • ne publicly committed to the domes, in presence of A deputation of the= Nobility; and of the Commer cial Body. • Accerding to the l4te lettOis fromWibotifg, the belt Were had befti xtremei so High as even 28 degrees; but abundant . rales:baykijoci. coifed the atmosphere. A solemn service has been performed at Smo lensk°, on the 29th of last moirtho9Abo...intanoty of the late Couut the second-General of Piviiiuti— l'he culture of the mulberry tree; in our colo nie , has rtia4e astonishing progress, during the last ten years, tothe amount Of . I (J7,50.1:2 Thelast ports represent the number of trees of this descrip tion as amounting to 260,2 f d in the whole of Nttiv Itussiae; • • - .. CON , STANTIN9PLII, JULY tp..---The Governor of Mehemrd Ali Podia; had 'sent, about: the middle Of a confidential person ro'GAlda, in order to persuade the Scherif of Mecca who ap-, peared likely; through 'fear .nf the Weetiabites, to desert -the interests of the Porte, to renounce his coi.nection with those rebels. •4" A latter from Cairo contains the, following infor-' matioo respect to the result of this mission, and.t he situation of affairs in this part of the Otty man Empire : About two inonths since, the .Governor of Egypt sent t .vo ships of war to Gedda,. boardcf one of u hich eas an Envoy, - autru. led With diseatehes for the Scherif of Mecca. As the Scherif had already , received information ,of this expedition ) , he sent a Vetter, - privately, 10 meet the Envoy, and desired him not to appear heefore Getida, but to re r main at some distance, andcommence a cannonade. Thi Envoy obeyed ;liege instructichs, and in the course of the night, a marl vessel was sent for him by, the Scherif, who, on his arrival, gave, him an answer to the dispatches, and sent him back with similar measures of precautien, having first made him several presents, and entrusted him with a (pan , ttiy-ot-cotfee to sell on his account. The tenor of the dispatches is not yet positively ascertained ; but ,it is generally supposed, that •those of the Egyptian Government informed the .Scher if of the preparations that were. rnalting,for 0.004 i - against the .Wechabites, and solicited, his co operation. The answer of ,the ,Sdherif appears very favourable to the views of ille Governor. as it irk! 'Yoram him that'a great thscord subsists between We i habi and his three sons; that these latter have quit ted their father, and are -already at the head Of so great a number of partizinsoritio - he : in a Sittithien to resist his authority. &includes With at} ex hortation to the Governor hasten his expedition, at the same time'declitting',q l #!!ie wPtii4,hot be in a situation to evince his real inclinationtOwith.re sPeO: to, W habi, Within !tie: sphere of • whole powei, he . was r placeds'utiess the ,Pachtt , should ail. pear before Gedda with alieet and army. 13e wised the Envy to fi re lit stick Wechdbite vessels as he might meet on, his return; and the. Envoy, pursuant to this advice, did actually fire On three whith tie met. As soon a% it Wi)ft known at Cella that the Go vernment of Egypt were preparing to rthirch against that place, 'bele was an embargo on several teasels laden with a considerable Ti.intity of cotlee 'and other articles of metehanthee, *Weir were bound for Suez,' but at the request of the Envoy, the Sche. ljt Prom'sPit.to permit eleven of those vessels to sail en his departive. Ou this being Made known, the price of, coffee,. which hid risen very C experleneed' a great fall, and the exportation of. it• was prohibited. The q u est ion now is, to ascertain whether the Scherif be sincere,, whether he has not talked of a misunderstanding among the Wecliabiles,- merely to make the Governor daect his efforts that quarter, - and procure . fin him by some means or other a, bad reception, l'he.Envoy, immediately set off for Alexandria, where the Governor still re mains; it will appear trot» the - measures which' he may adopt, what impressions the dispatches have made on him,: P).Ailt! ,rnrikrt time . the trnops of Justun Pacha continue encamped, and the prepa rations for the armament proceed. wife .great acti vity, as well here as at Suez ; it is thought, how ever; that t moot ,•,be ready 1u te3s thiid Two months. Mehemed Alil.Pacha remains at Alex:mdria,!as it has beenitated r.bove, in order to forward-the con struction of the new fortifications of that place, and enjoy the:beneht; of sea-bathing.' Nothing has 43 yet transpired, except .that Mt/heated Ali [Wachs has received a strict injunction froin%the Governinent, by a Tartar arrived from Constantinople, not to permit the exportation of article of -ftiod, ex cept what may be destined tor . that. Metropolis.-- . -- Vessels frequently artivo;from and other ports,' Hying On beard troops, who on their de hal kation irifinediately join the army gluier thy or ders of the Governor. ' ac rANSCOWA, JULY 29. ---According to the lag counts recciied.frorn Belgrade, four hundred Rus sians, part of 'the garrison, set out. from that city .fore ramp of Beigradei a -considerable - eorpsof I Servians preceded them. That corps of the army of General Sass, which was encamped bet wren Be godin unit Pregova, has also advanced towards the Ttinek. Several convoys of ammunitiun and provisions are on their Way Ircim Belgrade to the bead-quarters. Accounts have been - received, 111 it H Turkish corps, consisting of some thousands, amongst whom are two thousand Albanians, hai moved towards,. the frontiers of , Servia. The united force of Russians; and Servians which will posted at Regodin, has call @d )12 the detachment that lay at Kladowa. Atladen, the President of the Servian Semite, has arrived at Kladowa, tor the 'purpose aretoovill some Chie4 from 'employment, and appointing others in 166r:rest). . But above all" the fate of Widdin is wrapped, in the deepest obscurity, Which is, however, .expedevito be speedily-.dissipated , BAUTZEN LUSATIA, JULY tb.,..—Yeaterday 40 4 0 calamitous d,ly for our city. • Alter an exceisive beat, a flre took place doting a strong and spread so rapidly; that in the short spice of two hours left houses were borned.goat ~tumber of persons lost their Jives in endeavouring tO, save their valuable effects, . east wind, # Ails-tyro—A Co:lig I *b on ,Now 'York ‘Vitorford. t Dublin. l'ltiC tiF 5'011: Kt ~; Al icLocit• Constiis . 14"kfti474:1. ii;i, ll . ,v 64 ° i • s H V , aOL,CM QUIS D lCiftl FAL 104 AVOXAT _____._ ...__.- L 0 N D 0 N, -tituitqii.ty ,Arat'sl°____._._....):lBll,,.., . " IPindsor-Cattle, ilugust 99, 1811. " Thi.ie isittll l l tt i r d:ioh in His IgAlkoro.slol toms to-cipy. ~ , :s.;~-~ 44 11. lIA NI, PA' 14 it. WILLIS*" _ . night % . r•orggrt7, Lastl Path Popelq td the t sth 'instant 31 rived. They contain a cnrioUrarticle respeciingth operations of thd'rbulon fleet, Wliiat 'We shoul have taken for what, ISt Modern' phrlseologf,l termed a hoax Upon the' French Admiral; if We 41 not know that BuoNarascrsllas e ff e cleallY 0 f the Editors -of the C ontinental Papers 000 P! Peltsity they might five t o be faeetiour. French Admiral,. EUERIAIIt says, t h a t the BO ° fleet haeiag 'retired to,Hieres Bay , leaving olle° of Ole line some frigates to watch the Oa' be, with twelve sail of the line and three ill° aattally sailed out of the . harbour, andilloveoll the English ship of the . line. Adritiriltastov how eve r, adds, that, when he performed t his 0 4 feat, there w as a strong breeze from the tIA vvqkt, - wbizb was j us t the mos t unfavourable 01' that, could blow fin the English fleet to gdt oal The French Admiral invie t he roe of the occasion. He says he stopped out the !hc Hieres 8.1 y ./ i day, p and did ;not return to port again t ill night Admiral ENiS HMV seems to have been delOhil with this achievement. He says his attice!s! tfohr;Dcro,odsta; ,manadga.ii:xc'e;.ncitersight that foro they m e I:it:Ili:bill:ell eiiii pietety grati fi ed, .be kept so close to the short, t 4 t fierCCrat4 tl sVelf Vet rea V ieCirbf all 'his orti'm Thiseorions account COnclUdes with a complilre to Plin,:tit to which, -riot:only the lOoldii,,s(104!14 ',, folly eol''' the " aCtivity" of the French squaron--sc°' b:lit ,eyftrzsoart ;of tte Finch,s)3l').# ri. `Bonl;3' Of;:tg8- Biiil.OpS.Wllo 01100ded the C(jl3' ticy ioßgt,eated. it has been, sugges, ' ori; ; Itt. Paris'ace gone ioHltali.: Tpd.',caus-e otictclbel:1011 think it not onlikfly, that they ele sent upon lion to the Pope. I,iible,),lbl7ariinsgintrarn packet, v,hich bs' e ri ` d fr° polesii,ibleltep tor the security of Portog9l. il'ird Ili t r i l e p n'f b; s r, : e e i e ( )1 ::: : n t : i b d y siiv ,l . :s i i t t s abi 1 0 1 r g l i o:phtlrirtserctr;uo'nh:. gu i °p:flib.s ielliesninvelcesPoidr'urilrtislYt°°;leti:liiiteies;;Lklb,li joln.rog'iii6lll2‘rte:ii, is thetTagus , before the packet ssiled, %vit t ' fr t forcements for the British Aimy. They Ole dere(' to procced.immediately to join Ike AtiliP ...........,....... , ~oill, 9111i4 Morn. int" a Cadiz Mail arrived, ir""' , iwneolluarlis'ptZig.ietlesnevie,corailuenxolria.as, wit,ici, w ill be f' ° —;-.•";*--- : t the C The Duelresir 'of INFAsrAno gritteu a• rendlin Hotel this morning, about .lial r t o'clock. An Admiralty yacht received lierf6:ll 011 board al Sheerness, horn lbe Ci'mui °,,y4,1 ai,d brought her to Greenwich, v..here the Atirf) .ii slate birge WO3 in waiting'to coo' 11 fief fo.,,Vi:i hall-staiis. We . undersiood it la 104 7e,, intenlloo of his Majesty % Government la P'Y Ile ao I° ' possibleteopeet to this Illilitrions Fent i t i 1 1 va. ill this COUntry i bot et. 4 her Gr 3Ce ,' liv ii iit.l, a 1 1 many hours sooner than was ell% the Co if Wot.r.ost,Tei 00/1314e6' wilicbd , . prepared to convey her ,to. her rL•sidedill:t,e'tyl;e4 arriveJ ; however, lserGrace Wilt intrue .., . 61 mod:ited with the E.iri .01 Llveprooo 'Ol CM ber arrival at the CD one 004 lOr was immediately vLiited by one of the ij/)dgr De 01100. cretaries from the 147rei0 I, The Duke of Sos ear :tisitli:llll:ol:l6,bleptipbelvepr,:ta,konrred; A house, •ritippnle.l to be of . g r ~., oopi 61 P certainly of very high m ent at Archangel. Clothing 10 i„g verso° Dantzic for 200,000 mcn, end a_9olllo, o le pri Was encouraged thete, tiot,,s' 6'700 o f 0 10 : should have ot in, all the , roes o f I.looNro ence thus hided prov for the fo , enter oc iocif b e would throw off 1110 ttlaok, otia A W3l against Bu.sia. Ic r I , pope # Ireaterday M. C le rmont, ther: : 5 lit ti ts( c4 r , town, on bis return to Pans • bearer of SOO r) jeattted tfllt Me was tilo rovybut thot areorDr:: minary overture for Pes''' e coo ovrfils fop grouods for supposing 111. 1 , 1 ii,„gliStl ll toio i t i: h i e osi r ri rcej:icinsyuc:ent: :7: :0: soqist.c:ctr:n.oet;v:: ii 0 t detobrle, leele° 4 of tire Ist; Duke of aueensbertY. _ too orrived gortril °I. n lti VPcd offer alo • oe 10 his noble maitaion s r . ' eysiiricts 011ie Ilsorclith i nearly two years, du_ ,rlll.g ~ ivorces, ,; ° meat Sardinia, MaPrc'o'sher prlnclYrei'lli, ilie I! Greck lolands, can $ll °Jere:jai:4o 000 0 in; the Mediterranean stid.otit operspinilie aye ho lice ,of 0 lovelier., ..,,' ecoodefinor:c'ooo,o now returned dire ir°"",„ o f 114 Olio' $OOl ing visited Egypt, .30° e at OP' places la till: Turlosh tor/ . libia.