The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-09 00:00:00

4A 11 ; 1 1411 11 1 , t . . ili..!„ 5 1I lil l 'i . ' , 4 - , ~. f ,l tirc. , t 1! , , I, 1, i* ~..: NIA; I.S. AB. let Vt P i DUI/141 , Dur--1 Cadiz, 2 Guernsey, x ler. 2 Waterford. T E SU N. SOLEM QUlti DICIPI FALSUM AUDIAT L 0, N I) 0 N. SATIJEWAS) NOVENIBER 9, 1811. The Duke of M4t4CliasTart'very properly issued a' Proclamation in 40gust, prohibiting the introduc tion of foreigners in Jamaica, as many persons of a dangerous description bad lauded, and many More were expe6ted: The number of foreigners now in this country exceeds what might be supposed by the most anxious' Alarmist, and among them are , men tvho live by frauds. and knavery of :every kilia.- 7 - Sosne"of them are engaged in gangs, who every day employ their artifices with success; and prey on the Unwary to a'considerable amount. It is full time that a rigid scrutiny into the clutraaer and con duCt of the vast' tribe of Counts and . Barons now in tbit country should take place, as well as into the chitraaer and condua of those FlOuse-lteepe.rs who are answerable for them, when licenses for residence have been granted, and as to the means by which all the .parties alluded io, foreign and native, support themselves. We have stronger reasons than we think proper to state in,this place foe the inquiry and e'xa- Juication which we now recommend. it is well-known that Boon/sr/urn has emissaries In Lill parts of the world, and that he allots no small Part of 'his vast pecuniary means to enable these agents to spread mischief, by means of cortuption, in every Staid whose downfall he is desirous to effe6t. To the British Empire in psi ticular his anirndsity direcited : first,•because it operates as the only check to his atribitiOn, and next, because it present's an example of. it free Government, which makes, his own in' comparison, what it too. obviously is in-. reality,the. roost oppressive despotikti that ever aß peLtred ; kdespotisat that : not only reduces the peo ple whom it immediately,afretas to the, most abje6l servitude, but is unfortunately armed with such power as to extend its influence to every other Stale except our own. Pence he . mast be inclined to bend 'all his efforts to the destrualoo.of Great Bri tain, and it is by no means showing an undue sap . prehension if we consider the vast host of foreigners. among us as his advanced guard. We know, • that emigrants who received not only protedien, but pecUliar kindneas in this country, as soon as they could make their peace with the Vreneli Govern-: went, returned to France, end it is Well known, that ips>ly of them endeavoured to secure the favour of its tyrant, by communicating'whatever -might tend to proinote his design of destroying our national dependence, and ai he once old, rendering England <t country .not worthy. hying in. lii this resp , .l6l, however, he doubtless referred only to natives, tor' %mold of course Lind ample means;for rewarding his favourites in this country it he 'could once ob..' tain possession of it. Shall v..e then look. with indifference upOn the numerous ribes of Miens of various (Ism.: ri pt ionir o are in the very heart Of our cooutry, undermining, ai much as they can, the good homely morals of Englishmen. aod.who, 4c4se ware possibly: for, pmy enemy to secure a landing, would either.tiock at oi,ce to ilk - siLindaid, 'or' 'wait they Con .td do SO with. security ,aud any r;hapco of suceesS4,' , " iitt evi , dent that we do not wish toexe.ite any stispielonor jea. lontiy against the v ietins of misfortune who are oblijoct ... to resort to this , country, for an asylnm 4 since they elt perienceti nothing but oppression in their own. It is I owarl.is the Foreign S/ j, , Swindler, and Sharper, 4 k i a to w hi c h we w i s h to craw, the, attention of, our - Rulers, and with resped to whom we with to guard our conatrytutn, as 4011 'for the .-proteetion, oi' her private 'property, ns for the eftsential.interests.ot tilt State. As them bl 3 two no official account of ape loss of The'Tartur, use, submit to our Ilt:acbtrs (01- )owing, exm a of a ltltteT, froni an Officei of tli:it ii hip :--‘4 On Sunday, Att. )stb, We.were stand : ing in for Nettke ,B3i►y, off Da g erott, in the Baltic, where we had received all'anr supplies of fresh beef , and ve 4 getahles all, the year, We had been out on a ernit6 fiti the Russian toast, and had taken five pr odr fresh beef being oat, 05 - were go. in for Tore, Having very fine. weatiws, going lii s , ,unding . frora nitie to ten fathoms. Wont (141 tiler berore twelve all hands were itirnit'd up sbip:; as we then found that we had idtionly Oualed our water. to .six -fathoms, and next cast to tine, when we put her about in. molly, and as. soon as the ship was round the other way, Ow sttpti. lightly : forward; we- boxed. , her 06, and Ihestruck again in the after part, and . went 'ott inuriediately,' 'On our sounding the well, we, found the ship ; wad Nita" a , sinking stasei' fult•of ater. We; thought.it the safest' Wei to go,to th Island of Worms. We got all our puinrs to - rt - tf - Nrr, iticlglic l " increasing. 'We anehored oft Worrns, and got the ship all ready for unrigging. We• were sure she was a lost, ship, as she rnalle CO reet of water in an hotii'. We were constantly purnping her for rout suc cessive days and nights.. At last the people Ovrrcome with fatigue. and quite exhausted, we thought it, therefore the best way for the preservation of ,the ship's company to run her dushore, which we dill. On the.sth tnorning we got the ship unrigged, and 211 the people and stores on shore on the small island bel(wg. lug to theenemy on the vet side of Ditgerot , until the Courageux, 74, came and took tis on board, with all the stores tlfaCcouht s;M:d. We were very comfortable in the while, eXCept lot the a: pre- hension that we should fall into the l'auds (Ai the enemy, as we thought e%ety vessel that 'appeared was a hostile man of war. Tint following au Extract of a Leiter front on board Ilk Majesty'3 ship GaluNa, Capt. LOSACX, Bth July, I Bi 1. " Isle of France, 181 i. gt We seprated from our squadron atter the ter rible 4161i011 oil Madagascar, - baring four feet of water in the hold and increasing, • our ina'sts in great danger, Qt of our rotnelement killed or wound-' ed, 78 shots in our hull and masts, 55 of which in our hull, 29 on.the starboard, 26 oil ,the larboard,. besides several M the stern. Our First Lieutesrme, Mr. Beni, severely wounded in the: lace ; Fit'st Lietvenini . of Marines killed early in the half his head carried away; Second Lieutenant of Marines wounded, with loss of his thigh ; 9uarier' Master at the wheel cut in two by a shot, just as Captain LOSS ACK was observing to him, " shag) Work, Master 131„vcr:.." The Captain had a narrow escape : a splinter struck his leg, an. miller h!s breast, and the seat of 'his trowsers corn pletely carried away, 'leaving his shirt covered with blood. lie was in every Pait of the ship, animating ' the ship's company in so unequal a conflict--Lthe three French frigates upon us for two hours and a half, in Consequence of its falling a dead calm. This prevented the rest of the squadron, which made every effort, front coming up. The Raceluirsefarri iir6t in port, and, not finding us, it was trued we had gone down. This pleased the French people and yet these people speak very highly ofthe Cap tain's brother,, Admiral LossAcK, when cruizing in the Jupiter, who stifle:red their grabs to trade to Madag'sear for bidlocks, 6r they must have Starved ; but a Frenchman's idea is for himself, and au.diable, with the rest of mankind. We have saved Mostun blque, whieb the enemy's frigates meant to attack. It is very strong, but ito garrison," An Express was received yesterday from Windsor, stating, , ‘4 , That His Mtingsvi had some steep dur ing th:: night, and appeared much refreshed this morning," An Express was meived.frOm Windsor last night ate 'York-Houie, stating, " That His MAJUSTY walked for Wit' an hour yesterday, And aprared to .be barer in both bodily and int:nial health," Duke of NottFot.tc arrived on, l'hursclay at Not folk HOttlie, in „St. --latnes'i-stinare, trout his LA- Cuisine along the Kuntigh The Ducltts D E,VO NMI LI; who .bas been coo. sideranly.indisposed for soma tun'; is .ordered to the sea Sitttl . bi her Physicians, for the re.coery of her health. . Tuesday . morning . his Itord Highness the Duke of GLOUCENTEU lett LundOn foi• \Veit Park,,Harnp. shire, the seat of t,ieut:(loneral Sir Ey av COOTS, for a shooting party. His Highness is attended by Major 1. - hootris, Capt. Cuttatt, and suite. Pre. mations 114“1 tevti making for a considoable time at the hospitable tnausion, of the worthy Yesterday a Court of - Direaors was held• at the Etstiodia Howie, when Ca;,tain J.' P. MANSPLL was a worn itito thetoculland ol the,ship Coldstream; consigned to St.'Fielena and Bengal. On'Thurstlay night was'llie first meeting o f the [tcs,xl and Antign4rian Societies; at the Litter Sir tiLNK4 CIiAItLLSS ENGL,F,VIE.LD took the ehair- ai President, Itu`vutg boeu Ached to that inatioit by cie, CouncV Oink?, Soeietk, in consvinenee of thrf v.s. cane) ,oecch.ionted by the death of Marquis 'VOW • V,NP. I.4rest fears had been entertained for the ,safety of ItiIoNTIJO and bk little army as theviair I'rellCll Papers represented the troupi.under that ae.-- neial to have been totallyttotroyed, and hitbaell ly to be intercepted : hut tjle. latest adi. ices receivtld from ,the Midi. rranean tell a different story, We have seen a letter, which states, that the Count had arrived at Muth, and had brought oil nearly the whole of his troups, .which had been attacked from tire ditf....:rent quartets inLa Aiitillaxera. He, fortunately brc through the enemy's hoe, baille&the.pursult (It tsooo of them, and net. only saved Ili4 &to, iston .of taw men, but Also hisl'animuttition. hroughout Mir district of Mule hews held in the highest es. and his ithilitiei are considered of the .firit rate.' • . • LICXt. A Nottingharnhire man, cif 15 stone, will, it is bald cont t end,with Mo , lineaus., in a boxing inaicl) . „ it 'a short iiino, Doghorty aud Hall, (of the Tit& of 'Wight), are marched to tight, on a stage, or 200 guineas, on Wednesday next, oil South Sea CO4IIIIIOII, near Portsmouth. The Guernsey packet, .kvith the mail from Wey mouth, ‘1.34 taken Lst Tuesday oil Alderney, by an e4eliq lugger: Jo.ll. • IV "V 11.' *Li I% PCVmouill, Nov, bi.---Art - ived the 4cylic stoop of war from a craze ; the Arnvrican ship Gtqconda from%tort; with a eatgo'Of timber' foi this port ; the Spanish brig Nosira Senora du livogna, C. J. BENAnt tyraiter, flom Gijon,• with a cargo of huts, bound To Lciudon. The Bnr,lara schooner takes convoy to Nris, month and the Downs, and will on Sunday DEAL, Nov. B.—Arrived his Maje.ty's ship Naiad, Frith the liequin French privateer, of Wgrinc, Nand b 8 men,which she capturedtwo days ago off Ditppe; the. privateer was out of Boulogne and had made no captures. Sailed his Majesty's shi p Si, onitulo, with the whole of the outward-bound for Portsmouth. Pony*Ntotirtt, Nov. .his Majesty's ship iinpe frorn a ettliie., Sailed the Kangaroo-Idr the Coast or Attic.t, but is sitice hroulit tp in Cowes itoaas also,saiNd his Majesty's ships Rapid, Hotspur, and. Couque,tadte, on a cruize. ' . • •• • The dtlferent convoys-that have been Iyiog down in Yarmouth ani Cowes Roads so ;dog,' got udder weigh this morning, and k)ot to sea, but were 'obliged to return, On account of the wind getting w the old quarter,. %Veiled/. . . FA r,mntrilli Nov. 6. Arrived his M je,ty's ship Armide trorn otf 13rest. Sailed the Princess Charloile packet, for Gibraltar and the Swallow packet for Cadiz." CHATHAM, Nov. B.—Yesteiday evening his Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE arrived froM Sheer ness in Vice-Admiral STANHiSPE'S' barge, with 'the Standard flying ; when ►he, barge passed the prison ships at Gillingham, a guard was tmn%l out, and three, vollies fired, The Audacious in Long Reach manned ship, and saluted with tweniy-one gulls, on dn.:standard pass ing her. ??oven, Nov, 7...!--The ./Naiod is now going by thiq port with a French lugger privateer she has just capturrd, 'fir the D;iwns: it is. the more pleasing pis, this coast ha; been, daily annoyed by these depredators ditring the late gales, which pre vented our cruizers getting out oft he Downs. — We had the mortification to see a flue West In diaman talc. n the other night alter an engagement; but ate happy to hear she Waa re-taken by a lugger, caned, 'the folks/one, Majesty's s ervice, and is 'arrived a .I.lamsgate. Immediately after the action with the 13.3910gn 'we gutted a most important faa with respect to the Dutch Lumen on board the praam that was taken. - It was, that at the, beginning of the a&ion, they ran beloW, and iefused to tight ; not from cow ardice, hut because they had br!en dragc;ed' oo 11014 rd the flotilla . ; and eoinpelted to serve. The same, dis inclination, kve understand, r.nvades the . ,Swedish , HaMborgh, and i.nbee sriatnerr. Many 01 the homewardrbould Baltte fleet are ma , . - nro 61defly with the seamen of • those • Northern have entered on bard oar cllijia that tio:y might ' no t 'be formd to sirle in. French ships of wttr.' instead "of retnrning home, as they mi i ;ht do, atter pcifer,n ing the ioyage to England; they hdve resolved to continue in our set vice. The fleet which saliva :from Corit for Lisbon on the 27th last, under convoy of his Maies , y's ship Cptain Mona's, put hack into Cork tun - - briar on the cvening•of (he 3d instant: .-Afier t ng blip the Bly of Biscay and experiencing most dreadful weiither, particularly :during iotald-tv night, when• & brig and a sloop parted cortv64 Jaiouse, e t- length, on Friday evening, rnide the signal to bear :up ~for Cork, where they arrived Nate. The Mardezurna „Find Charles, South. seam 0; which Nailed with the tiet, to avail thent i se lv e s of the, convpy of ahe .Talotise . as fitr their course lay the sa:ne i returned to Cork wilh the Sleet. A large fleet passed Z trtvicli ye9terdax, supprn. rd to -be from the Baltic. 'What strengthen., this stipposilion is, the Courogerix, ql 74 gun the Loire frigate, which' had chArgc.ot arwatritetl iii the Dowils. - .A;Collea'tor, threeSurverits, and six„Clerki, be= longing• to the :Excise, are- slid to have‘arrived at Plymouth, to,t riling a ContrlliSS . lo6 of I respe4- ir g the rulinagetnebt of rri3auf,smaries subject to the duties of Excise. The first objeti of then attention ha's natuKilly been direct6d to breweries ; in these they are s3id to have discovered such proceedings,- and of consequt ace such a dechietion of the natiotial dues, as we cat► only yet briefly specify, Oift , bietcer,.itrstitied to have been assessed .30;0001, aild another 190001. It is apprehended that the t:Nails o f th e E N clic, will tlittott;,t ~ upott two towti uS "Vittoctllt and llm youth - Dock, to -no less than SMOLA, .Alter ttie-breo.eries, the distiller , ., soap boilers, canille-rnalters, and cu. rier,t,.• will, it is sup.; posed, have their apet - -atiatis subje,..ied to iii4NtlgtitiOtt; The Excise are said to have oh! off,0061: at Ipswich by similar piocesses. List - week, as seine wui kmen were polling &twit" an old 9.llVtliiiiholon:;i hg to Mr. 01...bourne, of Hull," w hich had 51 , 1. 1).::4:°o - itiv‘t tot 'sotitatil'years, ed coasiderat.l.l depot of swallow; s t w h o h a d eCideirily taken up their abode for the winter. — Soon! of thenttiew aw.iy to other plaices 'of repose, bet inat.y at rer shor. fl lit fi=ll dovo, .zn4 bVCgttl a prey to tWhi-statidcrs. jE r S COVE ----.. Yesterday' being the day appointed by his R - i - a Highness the Pairica REGEN.f. for twlding a l'i - ivy 1 Council for the further prorogation of Parliament, receiving the Recorder of London's lieport, and other business, the Cabinet Ministers assemblat t,t the Treasury Chambers about half-Past one o'clo.k, to treeiv his 'loyal Hi g hness. The Martini's Wet- • 1 „" le Y Pr 00uslY went to Vork House,, to see his n ( ir . l fi,glines, but returned again very oi)rtiv.--- ~ Strrirtralter taro o'clock:his Royal Flightless, a!te.f;l 0 by -Generals Turner and Keppet, arrived at ,t, , . Treasury, where the Recorder of London wart in -';‘' tendance, who I.vaq Intortntd the princ e R. ' : g ent could tio t , make it ethiVeni e nt to receive-his licpect,, having engaged to be at Windsor by. live o'clock. The ,Recorder 'received his. Royal Flighnessis R oin's . mantis to attend, birn on M onda y next;. Hoyal. Highliesi gave audiencesio Earl Camden.aCdu 1.4 nMreil. quis : Wellesley, and' then hdd a privy. which WaS . attende'l by die Lords residuni 01. , t1 ' Coulluil,i the. Loist Chancellor, ille'irst Lord of the Treasury‘ and Chancellor of the Estchequftr, 11: First Lorkl of tit Mu - lir:ill, the Three Secret irks of State, the Prc;ident. of the Board of t 00' 04 the Duke. of Montrose an 3 Earl Winehrls -1- , . Viscount' Chet wynd attended as Clerk o f tbe ,Cott cil. A Prociamation as as agreed to for.ilie !lull° Prorogation of l'arliarnent to the 7th JARiy. , IP' Council broke:no at three o 'cioek, v hen W the ?fitCouncil ltegent, accompanied by the Duke of Curebilkthu set off for Windsor. *Y .S es i te E rd li a ll y 1 : C; at Guildhall, According to .................... iIV THE LORD MAYPIL: , , 0 0,4, 11 el which a. e n l sa c ,loilt they ha 1111 Alter i rsCompanies, etiw as \I • El' ' aswo rn od ' n " e il : , t i , t e , o ll l, l o h c r i:s l i s o A t°l l lir : i cl y e' o .l r h' o A r r : ba:l 7 ) : seared, 1 WaScroawicaLilmedd:dw y-t te Masters :1n Lt i t; i e ein cer , e a n g i a o i ri n y of being s'kcru n it° °ll"iw''' Assistants o f the 1: 0 • _.. bolding,a Scloteurirrioitn Athi,tiierrisit,srvi, clorioss, Sic. i:, i ct:i 1 ~,,i s e Sword of 8 ti f uo l i P oittf t eitl6 ° l , e sfe c g oce e i si r p ' o l i e s .ais i n tl .. v,t a tivv t :t i ‘ .e„ ) ; l : o l l Sl ai . : l,lli ' : ' l l ) t( l cvir t : l : 4,l,l l , l" A ll :o 4l ,l l- ii el it, ,; ,,,, S a l, b 1 d C usrts of the 40xto M turned• AY" Elea in form. Elis horliisir r'''' e,ldlenh'iaMCCiridoitliiiolgniito. ftilitl'eeld,°liChaMbellain, City Co,twek, &c. - 11 ' 1 they proceeded from . she 11;s11 tothriklslit: . s' m klluse, and to Merchant TaylOrs' HafisTr i : t . _i"."dle-stteet, .I L n grand procession, whe'e.'`. Limners • were provided. The GottOlNlxstott V appeared . an elegant hew private coach. , beelgt.ft.mptpdi‘:;alrt°Gliu'aildl)ll:l‘l‘‘l?—in(b3ereaauttifly'rieOPgarlitl°ric I°4 -----_.............. the intt'lior of the edifice, which will be illtollin3ri , itlt feftoons of vtiriegate.d brill's; anti Ti r t Y DI I l eu the: LORD, MAYOR is Colonel', ""i)v , ve*nent is made which can give c" -- t° t ' Covent' cess'lnh. 'Great care is taken in tickets given t 1 . ! Corporation and their Ladiea not being in:yie 014- ferable, to prevent improper company. 11.01.... A. :, ol fel 3t Ttrß TIIRATRE.*---Arl eignisite tileati.e". - -.' zenitli ii to alleod ' the p i ra: night, co urs: ii G l bn, i i h r e di . e, rptnee-pcir:eilleealairlii'igtyracel . i c p e Pl :l .b ivi r'°' : ; :s a t n . e s: Einii' foroe lo;'bitl:d,Pis eu';',,(it':ll),,ttci'.,i',?i,',Ll):s:ll4:lt; tv' s B ii c' t i t '' ) l l c ;rl ) : .e a a .: e ( l ) 4l : l i v ( c 'e e ß , rl i dn r e eeb / b i b led v eeid.reeiff.;aalma,elafcptalid,f2odivfir:elt‘tlei%eksi., I l t l a nc t L a l e ° , t l e l v. d t so' oncpdtp,eo'iwts.itt,l;.l4,cl::ll:bii "ISt Wght with all the excellence Which rilsrhc vi geneyal outline Wo• ite Atm loVi.,:t aacatdoostrlereesplobnibrliett:dce pathetic`,i,beauties in the detail of s,v,itich be hna 1 .0 : ;----i,Y Pei cOuception, if it be not inwroPer 0)110,:, caTidgring Tat the whole'resulted from-111$ Iv' 4 ',, 311m,-jcPitgination.—Kr.mtioes, -Pierre , is 111° id., best, ,, in our opinion, thto tIl t! 1 " °414111 Eg ' 44 Wrivll hibited for R lung period. •It bad more of ec 1 alwaiiti tilos et•erfateiatio4ll:l. h• " 1115 e I 1)11c-1,8r-it-nation than most, of his efrorts, - . ' l. ~,,41; dd,!,7,itiiitii;l,:iti,d vt.n:ioorlt:Rolti ofic,:rs.teliati:;i: ta i, , ,s , (I , 0-I.:eisctg.,ctii,,,,Lio,bie:::l., tilt-rd wat a " ga1136, bearing " 'in i;l4 Wain,- i4ltic lOrpla!!Ce that- ghv.colotir to tho wtirl i) en i C°4). oo o :1,.1.1iit:Iti()11 of Bedinar.—Jog fouou tliit,,4 ~ .9)Te!,.,entative' in • Cifatit.e..4 'l.t.:.:ditt.iit' ", 1 , ° ,,,1 v ar ' 1 wifh a uition ut ju:lgment. :tott .teellog flig% vit.4l , Jilahle Ili his.laltmts,--The 'negedy wit' very 4 r''‘.;•-ivs). and ,it bad ~, s , ~ Acc,;.!ssorY adv3ll. " e CUS(fili4,S',, fl'd.,.3:llPrOpt i 31,: .C.C•:ll,ly. , Ait y (14P At t 110 AiltllVerfilfy (lit SI. CreOrg4. 'l,:i3jeS Cletlion of a 11;c:tide:It v,llll devolve on til e ' c sio . at rarg 4, %Own it ii expet'tell that the l''' lri °:,, losg/ Inv; with • be etectud to that o 1 '..e by a" 'I inajority. ' . Oil gaturdiy fast, after a vvere.contoi "" ( . 0 0 . ~, k1,144ei T. 1-4E . AioN and E. LtsTtat, l',.;qrs.'ille fa ll e tle- of ihrclared duly elt•Oed io serve the ofbee 0, , • - t 3 e0 ,., of titt ancient Corpotwipo of)t ertooi)t)r "ceori. uh'g year. W. JAcx.sor4,and inns tilt 4P ' E l (k. were `l)osen 13aitirri, arid T. Lv, A, P3q1.1°,,,,W1) „ \fie 1 . 14 Ottieer4 and private ofthe North P ow , cre , !lila, quirtered'.in t.:;,i,liel, h,ive, Innen to tlic tr op ' dit, ‘ol ) ,cribdd 501. for the relief ul their bretilloci prisoners o' tvar in Fiance. . Lord Citso"l46l lid thLs.R;gl't Hol. D. LA ToUCtiK and Co: lisv°.of, suh4crthed . for ;he saioe Itoldebie vorpoie,lll° tiler i 001. and the. latter 4ctl. • !be As 114.t.isTor: so obligingly Wilt his orrnoar 10, the 126„,etivi:::)re1.1-:,.jr,t(iticii.l‘ l i l an A li : 01 0 3 7 , n;oer it i , tu i nix s op, : t mu en ii t It o y.l:o,ei tilotattsbitrigd litlisi:,.,p:ceri, I. t. - , is will) extreme concern we hate le Ittifl° - ii i ii, life, cl , :ith vf ,Mlior.,General l'urnyLts,', 'one of 3i , y.-.6,.:14(,..- of the VS'estern Vistria..,—ile or rice tit :5.,'‘,A.,.e":1 ''`) Wedne,day morni,tg, trent his &Cato . car, !ipporently in the most prriett he,dthi 1)1:10, 111r,:e o,cioc.l‹ 1.i,. th , c oete.rovVa. .4.0111 e, I ) . " llseit lot iliZtr . ii?diyo,,ed, ent...red a 'frionf, ttntise ill t k city,, ' i ti i iT e , d , ‘ a i t t ? ie l i t:v i t i i n s g il 1 ,3 4. 1 . 1 c1 i i t i oi . u .c i l .. lyi rus . el t o , rt a spvio , ' r he iv' IteCtuiting, parties.ol the t3Sth infantry ,I 1 it letoa of whih recently returned, Iron, I)..ritig tt ' 4 , n(l`!':.-,POirrytteod). have I)' it vely soccessful dori!'lo, Ilks:' , iftmoVi.ixt ctilii-s at .I)4iii,,n, t l , mi d twit iteirlhil.i'w i'''"',ll. ;',l.lleanscotritoon awl King's Cour t ) / IN ' I , 141 wive volunrcered into 013. al,i,J the .sth 11‘14"I''.. lii tifri,i nwiiiit.o. _ . ~ ~ pi • '4'440,4 rir - ) n Nflit:a wet k, 4) , 1 OVOn t'gtawnt 01 • ' ! I,ir I. ) ' a d o n vl' eathttli ‘N'e(ltte,t.loy of 4 wl;. i I," ' i' , l, ; 6 (i 1) ` 1) . it .. wiz-Bowl), Lt 1,3 1.) ye ,:i34, CUtlii tettli.. t '' Vieleilt. {~. r h