The Sun. — London, England, 1804-12-10 00:00:00

*** Wslit of room obliges us to defer the Promotions, Acc. f'ro►n the Gazette, till To.inorrow. MAILS. AMR Hamburgii, z,Gottenburgli, z Dublin. puz—iklaint)ur4i), A DO;lip, 3 Waterford. PRICE; OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT Tki'KLVE O'CLOCK. 59t 1 Red. Ann. - Consols, THE SUN. . 581. SOLSM ;ALM DSCItal. rALSUM AUDEAT L 0 N 1) 0 N,' MONDAY, DBCBMBEI lO C 11804. LArr night we received Parit Paprt to the 2d inst. and Dutch jou'rttalt to the 7th. The latter confirm what we stated on Saturday respeCting the conduCt of the Batavian Government, they having Inicialo issued an Order, commanding that no attention should .be paid, with reaped to Commercial affairs, to the Order' ,of the French Generals, whose province was to be confined to Military regulationi. That. the Batevian Govern. meat should take, so 13014 a step in the teeth of an overwhelming French Military Force, cer. tainly surprising, nor can we account fur it in any other way than by attributing it to the courage of despair. We have little doubt, hciWever, that BONAPARTI will, seize upon it as a pretext to cattier the present Government, and establish no. titer more analogous to the despotism which he has imposed upon' France. At the same time, this ad of .the tlataVian Government pourtrays, in the strongest : colours, the hatred of French oppression which per. vades the Dutch People. The French Papers give a pompous account of the TOPS'S arrival at Paris, and of the presentations made to His liolinesi, of Revolutionary Generals, and 'olbtrs who have figured in the Revolution. They _must, ,we think, have had considerable commatid of countenance, to avoid laughing in the fade of the rootifr, who, 4ogether with themselves, were thus .made Ailors in the solemn Farce. The •Gregorian - Calendar is, it is , stated, to lie restored, io corn. Ifleike with the new' year. Another stretch of French dominion was to take phee 40 the day of the Coronation, when 'all the Ta4riefa. 'oil the Rhine were to he taken complete aqd tem:mem possession of by French Troops. By 1114 the 4 navigation of that River , will he completely at the mercy of France, and ,the trade of all the States on the Right Bank be permitted, or ittterrupted, just as it suits the caprice-of the Cor. gran Vsurper.„, ,Thelisavaatrgh Itini/due on Wednesday arrived 4Pitdiday.' According to fetters from Berlin, M,,•ARGY. itor9Lt, the Turkish Minister nt that Court, had received orders to endeavour to procure the media. :iion of the Kiwi of PittllSlA t I , r the purpose of preventing a Rupture between the P ate and France. •The Pone, no doubt, feels itself in a delicate si. tuition I but we think it will find at last its only ,sound 'Salley to consist in throwing itself into the ormi:of Russia. We learn with great pleasure that the Austrian Cabinet has instructed its Minister at Perlin to ex• press its entire approbation of the conduit of Pro -44 with respea to the seizure of Sir Gaorto; Rum- BOLD. Count ens Ea:Tzar, the Austrian Minister at Paris, was also ordered to cooperate wi t h M. Luc. CHEbitil in the measures a duptcd f ar hi s ii hera i on . We rejoice at this prompt and spirited interference ors the part of Austria, and we hope it will lead to •till more important results. Lovts XVIII. arrived at Mittau on the Bth tat. Genatal Mnatadkir, it appears, was attacked by the ►'ever at Cat but hr fortunately recovered, 4n4 removed to a neighbouring town. *Goma4rib M4l arrived this morning, by Which we have a confirmation of what was stated in accounts brought by the Hataburgh Mail, name. an Embargo upon Swedish Ships in the Ports of ranee. This ,measure is most probably the precursor of War between the two Countries. The KING of Swspits, indeed, seems determined to draw the sword and throw away the se4hbaird, as he has or. tiered the name of 110)1,4141Utit to be erased from the Swedish Calendar, 'and the names of the 800/- soils to 14 substituted. General MN/Faure is in the mean time appointed foram/oder in Chief in Swedish Pomerania, for the purpose of guarding that Country against the marauding incursions of the French troops.' The most important article of intelligence brought . 1 1 d r i ll Mall is, that the IC ING of Swap will 40 to Sr, pergiaburgh to pass the \Vinter.—For this step . we are unable to account ; but what. ~ , e t may be its f $ important, inasmuch lt it, indicates * entire once!! iatween Russia and , • t, ; , , k4/den., NEWS. PLymorrit, Dec. B.—Arrived the faiteitoux, of 78 guns, Capt. T. B. MARTIN, from Torbay, with the Crew of the Venerable, of 74 guns, lately wrecked ;t that anchorage. Arrived the Brig Charter, of Maldon, Captain STONE, from Oporto, with wines; sailed the tath ult. with go Sail, under convoy of the Peule#e Sloop of War, and...parted company on the agth, off Scilly. Arrived the dio/pbur, of Hambro', Capt. JostArr PorP, from Oporto, with wines, bound to Tonnin. gcn. Arrived the Norovtr, Capt• jams Gait a i, from Tortola'; sailed thence the 26th OCtober, under convoy of the Emerald Frigate, Capt. jAs,O'BRIVN ; parted company in a gale of wind the 3d November, at which time the latter had lost her maintop.mast : saw nothing of the Fleet afterwards. Arrived the Phirmix Frigate, from p Cruize of Ferrol. .Potzsmotrut, Dse• 9.—Arrived His Majesty's Ship Raven, Captain:LAYMAN, from convoying the Mediterranean Fleet to a certain latitude ; also the thraret Armed Ship with convoy from, the Dawns ; and the Speedwell Brig, Lieutenant Ro. a LIMON, from a Cruize• Arrived this day the Lugger K;Nz, of Deal, la den with contraband goods, captured close to the French Coast by His Majesty's Ship Rattler. Arrived also the Antdoise Revenue Cutter, Capt. CASE, with a Smuggling Vessel laden with zso casks of spirits. Arrived the Houbro' Ship Elizahrib, from Opor. to, leaky ; and the ilwrica, Ron varsert, and Zwo Sirieri, COR ctr, from St. John's, New Brunswick. His Majeaty's Frigate Mere:dry, Capt., BOUVW. It la, having been refitted, is gone QUt of the Hat. bour. The Russian Frigate Venus, Capt. ELPH EN. STONY, ie also gonq out of the Hatbol,tr, haying been refitted, •and her hold frebh stowed. ^ / We hear from unqurstionable authority, that the Transports for ,which Government are so largely contraeting in London, are undercovenants of rot pills as far as Gilt-altar; and as the season of the year does not admit of the Baltic or other Northern destination, it gives , the probability of the ,intention of sending 'an Army of Aid to'Portugal, Or ta the attack of Ferrol, or some other hostile Port. The 4r1f074 Frigate, Capt. Mat,oou, brought eighteen ships from Lisbon, which proceeded for their destined Ports.. She sailedseverai days after the last Packet which arrived; Mr. FRkllt had left Medrid, and was hourly expected at Lisbon. The Aurora fell in with the, Termagant Sloop, whit!) had Awoke Sir ions; PR.Dg'S Squadron oil Cadiz on the rBth ult. Sir Joun had detained a' Spanish Frigate and a Packet. The Sophie §toop was waiting in the Tagus to proceed with Dis. patches to Lord NaLsott. TtsitßAY i Dto. B.—The wind breezing `u 1 ) from t h e N. E. th e whale of - the Fleet,: under command of Admiral . 6?IttrIVALI.Is got under Weigh t and, rte the wind continued, and is nuw 4t,E, S. E, they are nu doubt now off Brest. s,llteltrltSs, Dec. B.—Came down from Chat ham the Gallant Gun-brig, Lieut. T. Stu 'LEY. Arrived the lima hyst Frigate, Capt.•Seki t wo I it, from firstly Bay, late from Sr. Petersburgh. This day the guar/ and itfolairo Sloops, and Pohoniter Gun.brig, were paid bounty , and two months' advance'; they proceed immediately to sea. DEC.9.—Arrived the inprd9rtaa, Copt. FRA it R, from the North Sea ; thrttht, Capt. Plc:smogs. from the Downs, to be paid, having on hoard several impressed Men ; Chip/me, Capt. ADAMS, from Leith, having sustained much damage in her masts and yards ; anti Corvubiou and Dirrratiarr Bomb Ketches, horn the River. Sailed the jama4a, which was yesterday paid up to six months, with the Cygnet, Sqvifi, and Itiorittim Sloops , and Poiritrittr Gun-Brig. The Pemeiop is in Dock for inapeflion, This day a detachment of •the Royal Marines, from Chatham, were embarked on hoard the Itt;n chrism, to await the arrival of the ilinhbor from Northfleet, to which Ship the detachment is ordered. Ships at this Port--Zeala►d, Utrecht, Ilindostan, Arne. titytit, Net►blopr, Chiffintoe, Wint.liekea, Ceres, Coittitanetr t Proselyte, Alonzo, itatiainn, Speedy, Argils, Espoir, Hountxr anti GatiJilt Vire-brig, and Con vulsion and Doti:464(m liornb-ketelles, • MAL, Dac. 9.----Arrived the gaps Bomb, 811(1 liar i ty Sloop from a ettli Zt Off the Coat of France; anti Fury Bomb from ate tlore. Sailed the Cha r purr, Orestes, it , ,rgr;ner f Mallard, Firm,74rett, Platilh4lotd, Pa:ill:4, anti Mia,y pan. brigs on a Cruize off o,tenti and Orthit. Sailed the "frail , on a Cruize off Boulogne, Arrived the Arley; acid C o n l ia na ., • - from a Cruize off Houio t tne. , • r Arrived the rie;f C.lpt, C. ORAIIAN, from Bengal, and sailed for the River ; Albiatt, GAMMON, and Farmer, Llsi, from Lis. ban ; Robert and Geotge from Waterford, and sailed for the River ; Royal &cote Lighter for Woolwich, In the Downs— Monarch, Castor, Inflexible, Ardent, L'Aimahle, Spy, Zebra, Eugene, Fury, erospero, Lucifer, Discovery, Devastation, Tartarus, Vesuvius, Rifleman, jack. all, Constant, Niter, anti Haughty ; Armed Defence Ships as before HARWICH, DEC. 9.—The Post.ofliee Packets Diana, STEWART, and Lady Neptan,GEo. DEANI, arrived yesterday 'from Gottenburgh, with Mails and Passengers, and at the same titne the Diana, Capt. OSBORNE, from Heligoland, with the Hain. burgh and Bremen Mails, and twelve Passengers. . ' The King George, Captain SAUNDERS, and the Earl of Leice:ter, THOMPSON, With the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails,and the Prince of Wales,H A.ari and King George, Capt. FLYN, with the Gotten. burgh Mails, are expeded to sail in the morning. The Sloop Orion, belonging to Embden, under the Prussian Flag, train London bound to Rutter (Lim, with Passengers, has been detained and sent to this Port by the Courier Letter of Marque, of, London, Capt. ADAMiON. Remain the Peglixt Frigate, and Charger Gun, vessel, with the. Argils Revenue Cruiser, and-, ta . sail of Neutral. Vessels bound oversea,: ,DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To. the Owners (except John larratt, Tun. and fohn Ni. 01), Officers, and Crew, of the Privateer Catharine and Mary, fin the Capture of the Dutch Ship Camel* and Marla, at the Coopers' Arms, hliles's-lane, London, on Friday next, and Thursday se'nnight, at,six in the evening. To the Officers and Ships' Companies of His Alajesty's Fleet under the Command nt Sir Hyde Parker,.l3prt. (and a h o to the Officers of the Army), for the Capture mid Destruaion of the Danish Ships and Vessels the ad April, f Sof, at No. 21, Milbank.street, Westminster, on the 2.6 th inst. and ten tol, lowing days, or bn the last Wednesday in every Month for years after. Persons claiming under Powers of Attarney, to apply on the 7th of fanuary next, anal five following days; and those who have Lists, to 'send them and Vouchers, the preceding week; for examination. To ,the C ffj ers and Company of His Majesty's Ship Ethalion, for cue Ite.eaptures Of the Margaret, and of the John, the sth and gth August 1803, on the Ship's arrivat in port ; or at No. a, 14mes-street. Adelpiii, for three years to come. _ _ To the Officers and Crew of His Majesty's Skip Torte. wile, for the Capture of the Imprevu, the 4th !one IEO3 (afterwArdi condemned in the Vicc.Admiraltv Coat, Cib. raltar) the Pri;e , List will irc rec4llpi at No. 70, Grpt RUssel-stmet,l3foomsbury. «+-.-« The Tigress Indiaman arrived off Hastings on Fri. day last. She sailed from Bengal the aid June, and from Madras July 22 ; arrived - at St. Helena, and sailed from thence the 6th Oftober. ' The Reugal, Ailtif j, end, Mersin:4m, Country hips, • were left ar'St. Helena. • The Laity jarriDunders, Margws Wrllrtlfy , Lord 'Mho*, and Princto Qbarlote, arrived at Madras the 186. And . •. The Brunetuirk, Marylilt 41 EtY, and Castes., the 4oth July. The , Marchio4rit• of'Brlter separated from die Fleet, and was nut arrived at Madras. • .The Sir 4411 ward atiughts being leaky, sailed from Matirail the_i9th June for Zunb4y, to he docked. The Lord krbi;ille and Earl . - Viirwcer laft Bengal fur Madr4i non the +th'junc, The Hugh lugli EtntilModfor'l svm at p r i nce of WAleb'sti,tanti. The A akte whaler arrived at St. HeichLthe44ol September. The ?assebgers by the Tigris, Lleut,-Colonel Logan, of His Niajosty's ;Ist Rethrtent t Major Macleod, of His Majesty's Mal a y R eg i ment; Mr. W. Ma et, and Mr, Thomas Morley. . Na further accounts have been received by the Tigress, respatling the I' riNte of lflalei , captain Pkics, T N iv Y Serious Opera of ,t 1 Tr;s ! tp dell Amor .Fratfrito was performed on Saturday last at the .iling's Theatre.--:Mrs,.B:Lt iNc tots was ion ma ch indisposed to he able give her most 'difficult Airs, and a printed apology was therefore circulated. What she did, however, she, did with' exquisite beauty.' Dts HAYE4 and P .44110 T ac. quitted theMselyes 'ably in the Ballets. The House , Viat better attended than on t h e f ormer n i ghts. Titan-rev.— The struggle for a d m i ss i on into coverts Garden 'Theat r e on Saturday la kt t o see Master BETTY, ,in Your; s , exceeded even that which took place on his first appearance,at that Theatre. The great pressure was it the Bow. ''street door leading to the Boxes.. In consequence of the vast throes that occopleil the . area snow- klUtaly communicating w i t h the street, and the pain and danger sufi'ered by the people, they were permitted to pass into the sal oon bet ween the door where money Is taken end that where checks are re. This saloon, however, was filled in a too. Mem, and the cbeck.takerti, though supported by a considerable body of Peace.offieets, were unable to resist the torrent. An hundred persons s ot least,there. fore, entered without paying for admission. In this dreadful struggle husbantfa were divided from their waits, parents from their daughters, and the whole 10/3$ a scene of the mos t Pi t i a b le anxiety and distress. Oneyoung man, w ho appeared to be inliquor, presented pistols tO the'Peace Officerg. and was very properly taken into custody. The whole of the first aft of the Play passed in oil bttence and confuaion. At length the entrance of Little BETTY, in the se. cond afi, allayed the storm, and the 'fragetly thee proceeded without further disturbance. This admir. able boy went through the interesting part of Derrear,with even more 1111iTC15 than on the former night. Ile. was more impassioned in the animated passages, and exhibited such troth, simplicity, and expression, as exci te d t h e highest applause. The part of Lard Randolph, in consequence of the , in. disposition of Mu/may, was assigned to CHAP. MAIN. The conclosiott of the play waif attended by the wartpcst fribute of applause to the little Hero of the night. . The young Ain) who was so rash as to present his pistols to the Constables and Boic.keepers on Saha. slay night, at Covent.garden Theatre, was taken before Mr. Justice wh4 severely lemon. turned with him an the Shucking impropriety of. The pistols were loaded. The young loan seemed to be sensible of his rashness 41141011 p tie is to spud bail to answer the charge. •,• . • Pziittliments of the'Gtiards, and West Eisex: arc daily 'enii , trifed upon the Works at Sheerness, which In a great state of forwardOett. TRE HAMBURG!' WM, i . ; .....-- ._mr. .bttabfairitellesie,eoeNsinsaotedttlutgri)Nyi i r t , ,: ra llo Nov. -Great Britain o A:l s e c o p r o tt r a se o:r h , n A l m e : , ! , ceived orders from his Court Co hasten his jotrney. • He had intended to pass the greater part of tho winter at Vienna ; but he will now, we are assured, embark at Trieste, on board an linglith Ship, ona thence proceed to Corfu. . Nov CUB C & &I.—Our Court has sent a Note to - P:tria relative to -- the arrest of the English Charge! - d'Affaires, i A fr a draffi a evpc i eiiin r rcie e dteso s e:t y inotiac S orteo i :i r m,iere: G G. RuNlao 1, ti . A Spontsli_ ShiP Of v o i g um un e s , anti and 117 Englishnien, il s ßr a i r g r: arrived i i s n tghuentlsaaZoiuits.oef -,- men, has moored by its side. BANKS OF THE MAINE_, Nov. 24 .—Accaoling, ba, Hereditaryro S i itnuyeeirttraipmati,ttnihoiaelfgp;eEetiVulioenrActicnitettooßt;esosiwKAootpusitvgicarcoret:l4aism:;:ivoishisbongnioh ,:, Venice, I th . l o l a i u m t sekinn:::::lceb:etiturheirpo:grtspoiritnhge a d n ea A th: ri t . ,_l ll l O l Lady of the Count Di A iti - 011, at Clagenfnitho 0 0 : 1141. : r 4.th of Oftober, is unfounded. —They !write PPP Camp will be formed on the Piave, which OAS oc , viritettby his linperial Majesty. - '', ' GE No A, Nov. 9.--AdmiralVatiage l lf 4 r . hived cummapd of . 111 lying there, on board of which a weir 1 ,414 ,Troops will• be embarked, whichitteljr - ' t . destined for an attack on Gibraltar, wh t " l r ,„ v risoil is greatly reduced by the yellow fever. - MADRID, Nov. 3. —According to acCottetti,,n Cadiz, General 'MoanAo has happily , reOr from the yellow fever; and is now it Chisventli; al country place in the vicinity of ..cpaiz. ' , -,, ~ ,, f Litotiortbr, Nov. 9. --The disorder har e atn , tit na con ti nu e s, ba ;r t s e il di m i n ish persons ttl s l e t a : r oj e lrol d s fi i i t t hi r : d Y yt a .iy i i i y l d v . s i n " d (a 4 a Withinn yet l ' i l i :i pt ' ilf o it ::: fL , '' raii ! MITTAD, Nov. to.--The day before re' re ,: the Count De M LLE arrived here from Calsr and is now in this vicinity. ' , . _l' ..,,,dorm SrkALstirtD, Nov. 24.7 -Yesterday - et!:!...-, --- : about half after one, theji Swill:dm, Alistitsfila went on board a .Gun.lioat, 'which ctioveYe d 1 to the Royal Yacht dimadis, lying in the Ro* A favourable breeze carried' the illustrioustralelle.o opt of the harbour. Et.s.taitvg,„ Nov , 21,-.-A! Courier, wholV . . day passed through this to wn on his way to , Aa holm, brings - advide that arreenhaega hail been.,',7, on allSviedish Ships fnund in French f!Orls "an d the SwedisliShips',.w,hicb, Fisk arrikii.l 10 ~... . destined for France, most molo their 1 0 1 A id other porti. - There is' tsotif'Jn rtilf f'"0 d ;•73,41%r Swedish Ship, bound for Nantes, ind'4' l l4: 4' rr , l‘F ' ,Si , 'o' Vilreiirßii:Gsiii4ifili,. ;-, ' : !.,' ( - 1 i; i r l'al !!. illtsciar, N0v,!37......We learn ihiEuil 1 ,44 Envoy here, M. AndisoroisciAli• reilikie 1 from Constantinople, by the' nit•Couriert.to r e c is 6 E , • the mediation of the,Prnssia4ooi.A,4ll„:6,4 • 40 4 Lion of ii good understagidiPttl'l,l",:e%c7r, Coal the '?orte.—fThe .A.ostrifin .P." 1 7, 1 ‘ 'Coarts . Mutelitoca, has . ticaltieo , by t;'c 411 0 00 from Vienna, orders to:Cominuisicartr.ttl.l4,ll Cabinet the entrOili*„ , .. • - ' .' '. ''' Iterill' Majesty with le Pe'4 7 J 1) ,'. 1,, •. c • i' st ip ' ii il st'i hi ' e 't 6 . ine ih e ia4 s i t r e es l t sedf""Sied,oll;littc:likuo4P":ft.P,rl" A.„, _ at tlie•tarne t itiie, to 'Oat his ,Invertfliipro; letty.l6% dire4tzd' his A, ',lnt . ;•ii' 44( ' i r 4 ki l i ? • ar t'lif C 0111( reezet,i to eo,operlite with Ye," 'rt/'•-.,r,:4,-.1. Citiirtii to i it o tore- the . re l • ase ot Str ~ Itir . A Yvii-3:11, 'as is known, has already been2obtatne t .: ; ,. 1,. s.q ' r i;in% It . A' . 6- ?Ito . m I . ‘ St .!toc.ass ." ItiA i t l:el . ill NI sl 4ity ATAIIf,AI or vig, poofiA . ~,,,..,, 41 1 0. ~. .-- . . . „,..' 5, , . .si frio.ditY.! 4 " rth ''' . ,1 ItOn t i " A Decree of the b,ise4tor,Y of till' 3 A! ~,,,,i r No. a,3, being read, tf,c,,,and 'the pot t o ""„4:111i dressed in the said Decree by,,the'.Dire6l-6rti, cao Seererary of State of the Warr PepattartMi a',,.1 , miryrYiPgtothtehasatmoeidinetr: effzit,. : it is reso l 7 l , i7 e ' c pe; . 6 : l • 3 7 l , o ;,'' ' " Isl. To write to and to charge :the r B,o,ithil, Commanding Officers of the • ditre'rent'Clti I ; ~ . :Nat tonal Troop*. (ineltding 'the .IWO Dcrw l i leo bt, 'Fiala and .Wev India lroops)t and ,th e T.,„, ° , l „ e 'pesselif" charged, to pi); no res pea t.,) any or Civil "77.,riiigli belonging to the French Military or C,ivti 1 .,0 4 r do Merit*, relative to . the colkiiing.or Puticoi:i rset % ; ;reguliitions of exportation, importations ,°r:01.,003.• through the Country 3, • and (0 s ubmit 0010Y_,, 4 ..30 orders from the General in Chief,' es ir5art......:;04 the projeeled i Expedition, or to the V 4.010104 , the Enemy, in conformity to the General C 010,.,, :, committed to him by the Direetory.! ; Is of: .40, zl. A Cagy of this ,Order is to be fo;; Ai forthwith' to each of the Commonding (;) like; Y 7 the different Corps of the National'ArmA.:l!tititAt*:. wise tope, e etipettivir Clowernirre Of 00' S i [ions, for their information an direft+ion.!, ...........:..—..........-r - r .1-- V, i t 10TovForrirdiav'yeamsotinwittaisbooru t c n a i li n g ? c o o'clo c k, 3. p ro: 7 , : ii.i t . soon as His MAjzsTy had taken of hil eftivf,,i. g is. dress, and put on the Oxford Blues' unintiortilrip4 nut of the Castle, mounted his Chart" , i'Pwdiilos/ ed•by General FitzkoV , the Eq"" ( 1 1 :1 of Orol rode to the sight ol Snow Hill, in Tv' ! A . /0 04 ; Park, where the Oxford Blues had 10, 11 , 1 t,,,,, i ke; and west waiting Co be inapetied by HI9 ivn re l 7,4 l 4 Aftei the Officer* and:the whole:Troop had r: -„, ~. .. „,„ , i ,,, c , iciolne`MnAcej commenced S i T h Y r i ;vinitikhot:::l4llairnadryperf.orto:simkt4,. .11/STY was !pleased to express himsel,f plops): r mishing an‘i a most excellent a ltartt fier! ~',l OO O. with the viliole'perfOrinanco. ik / A O 'On Saturday His IVliniksll(l.°"6ll3Pl.:ll7thveYr 1 4 . el Rty eat, General FITZROY, and leve'in.- she s pOrg blettleo, hunted on Ascot klcath;carrY .15 Aft.* Reading' !- • h' to,Wokinghitn, in the ditedion .0 1 . ~ soot , is tise ~ a chace ut - upwards of AW o lions's, to . 1" ,100 at -FAN, from Gibraltar, w ill , o' f tne 10 4 b w e a t A l n a- (C.,:ecririSYitedd'fiefigh, lypet:!tle9rfrell tug airot‘f:Tkailterahr:rle*ln: ii i:r st ,: r po; ed ip i t c_ P' V fif es_ l l6 o l : , ,' 11 1 three rif'WhOnt At ',be time veers _. i.. _ _1.., : t0s 0 . and itnro,',Aii_447fin`f4irt‘ apt 1 tTithroettPg3l:stelnsf ecru'uniatrnyd,gdt'o 4 4citP* '°,v r, quarantine.