The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-17 00:00:00

SPANISH ~~;,~~~14yt.r~ (From the Calico altretintil ('udig of Deo. 44,) CAniz, DEC 24.—Lotttrts receke:l yetitt , rday fruit, the' 14th lust., confirm the :Jews of tile *tiecesscul entrance Of thy l'oro)gtiese Irotips fotireol of Nloutelrrideo, nod an, theliiicate thy l'roclarnations i)f - Gente. ?al Larcor,,and !he CaprainAicurrol of Sail Pedro south of Ilia Itio GI 4 tide WincI.ASTATu)N. littlinut prejudicing individual interrtnt, ti 4 protteed to tithe VOnftssion, in the , newt of hti most roithful 114 . 1esiy our Lnr4, of tbi territory to the east of the ricer rate. it his buss a Or4;ssiternimisoro adopted h.to.oeo the Cabittrts of Mir ,Nlottorrie 31111 his Ottholio MAjewl r ; who 6ttio vets . ,ritt to the ditiniminit of It King, crest, briteGeritt, and generous. Girt tissititt to i heifttprome Arhitei ofilestioirs. oh" j rct Is to put &wit the try ea diretird 301 oolotypily Jtasbsvn propitgatril Alklolig tint. tlrfn~lltjir~►nlhesule►trni>:hte at ant sight of *lre arias of tint, grog wsienerliiiiii joiltlic repo.te. —you yoo EbAll tut prthttacti by the valour of your ittai brut (Signed) Tllll L tOIC. The 'Affirolifis dr, ,Nicgrito, Privy Counsellor of hit Msjesty the %at my Lord, tlentkiii:so of the fled-clotoolo.r, Grand Cross of the Oraes of the 'tower and Sword, Cittotioutder of that of Christ, :quit, ok Campo.of the Royal Armlet, and Captain-Genet:Ll ,o; Sao Pitito south oif the Rio fintode Inhabitants of the C o untry of Monte-Vide., !--'flee Porto rine troops, as brave in disciplined, as tvOililce as invinci ble, have entered your territory. • -Let allitgam) bless Divine ProVidvtice, ahicb, employing thliiiiint#rslovrerlid:iiii4l hcne (went hand of his most Paithfitt Mokjaiity the King my Lord, nikketi dhioppear the citlitinitiez which pertmute y,.l{, ch tKti«ry their ;valiant when they tho not betoke them. Helves to flight, and ‘‘liich n ill ntrilie•them he toicceeded by, other lienetits, whlch pm will know how to a•ppreciatc. when yon ert3ny them. Miliolon n o t your bowies, hut, in order to place them in iiecurit fi;ion the evil-incline.l, join the army. When it wind, hi fired, of 'yon, yon *hall he paid in thelmnie of lint toott y. I antwer for tip security of your persons and property. lA•i clautours for pm' cow ; end let your ‘liittet suixtd with our* repeat thonianila of times, with the joy which has to 1 , )01; !seen it:stritniier to the- King • (Signed) NARQVIS Di ALEGRE - PE. (Xi. doe.) y lottots frnm Gibraltar we learn, that the crttiserg of the iiisurguoh. have been it:creased by corvette of 18 gun* and , (;F,IAN AAl"4it'6. .12101 304 3 41 1 pijvlite iettcr of good a n i th o rily we lectrii, that the Embassy see by hit, XVtlf. to Brazil has entirely Idled to its (11.4. r.;L The, firsAiliito Ceitirt Iris dhfinilltely reifoseti to give tip the province fit chtitrieti by FrAitee; 'lnd 3101 lier 16, l‘itiesfy Om King of ru4lice has been' no better teceiv (Mittel% SAW. 12.--The pricy, of rim, has risrn skt the lirnssels markets ; there (listurli,ince tor Nattle hilt this slight cifer‘escence !Au! no consegnenees. 'The itrropnliiiseinetst of Ypres has jtist Ins& its sad g oi of SnbsWenre. fly striking ihe balance iißtreeil the IlifirveSt rilin the 'COlliimption 1111 . to the ISt of Jfirintiry, it arts thAt there retimined lit that time ititiont 115,000 hectolitres of corn hi the hoods of the I'llmb:tants rind the flierners. The minimum of the annual consumption being /22,000 hectolitres it most be for nine months,' i. e. till the harvest of 1817 eau be toted, 160,500 tketolities. nv this calculation there is a deli ciencv of 51,000 hectolitres. These statistical data ore the mare alarming, as exportation is to continue in spite of the naljoll Una of its representatives, and in spite of the to l l• tersal cry Which tel extorts film, a people who Are filled with astonishment at knowing witaLtlis • tress is. • ' 4.—The arrivals of corn at Bode cootititie last finlike!. day there remained 3154 sacks itosoid. This ohnotkore has eAUSeII tin price to tali; that of bread also hat ilvc111)eil. • 1111USigt.S, last. 13.- , (Froin Me Liberal of Jail. I'3)-4' S. We have kttcr-frout Lille of Jan. 10, which says A. , foreign Colonel named Halt Itiiijitst‘ arrived 1'1 , 046 city ; , he is chargell to arm . the fottressekarettulded by the Allies, Anil for "t li, purpose to withdraw films our cita. ▪ ilrl, 'and that of Donny, all the French artillery " which it stir 'there."--Who con toresee the .eousegifetwes such it measure. &Intuit's , * cob , . 11 1 1 tiovevittittirt• .I„ii.w:fii ' Wheit the Zuglith army is fit its full COmpletlieitt PRI VAT bl CORRESPONDENCS. Fasts, JAN. 13 --r-Tite'"eel - niet , offire Inert coo. tingles ,in all its strengv t ; . ; lissettions .ate the sultket are liositive.-41ritpdstriYal, of M. Labors. cliere, tiollatut, . 1 1tnillstSt ,, Mr. Baring, is ma •Tonotc,Al fiont day' tO the greatest intr. rain y ; stiid the ttrekal 434 Mr. Weft, it.(ientlemien formerly of Air. Haring's house, gives .eredit•to .the assertions. The Alinitterial, theirs stem to entet dottins, and hardly to tolerate them in. others. That there is, at least, a fuerrtiotitetpe. cislitiimi 10 make' the lands rise, I ato clear; whe ther this ,cotitsitirm, he confined to sotne-ls,anket's • ..of Paris, Or whether ..anyTotglish i ' Dutch, 4nd Gornilit houses have any Colletrit 41 it. t is as yet though I think tire. latter :psalm! ,fits. wore prohnbk. rtil.the, private letters from the departments l y re VII fit IWO blmelatig find 'alarming ittistess of the lower rittitts, 11'4 the mired feirling teltr,.4o itnirgtration emong the Itnyttli4ts, i ; when they I,;und that the EleetionlAiv walslike iy ISI n;ils. In Paris there is no want of bread, and it re maim hi the same price. You Itlll have seen in the psfer4 of yesterday en increase of tire duties un objediretnnitig into 0,4 it'stvn the behe%e, reaionablej Ina in Nog,land it inot..sip% peir sinstriar to see, in a cOioory goveroetl . by7a eit.ater, *ll4l with a reptvieittative tioveliattetsti, local tax establiidted by An onyi l i A tice, I y‘,lqffirtr the litstodtice of this . 114% ii AkStitivti to ilefcret, In. pap the expenie the city is at in "krepink the Price of bleat' low. In the evening there. is set d On'any bread at the bakerii% If putr daily pro vision kiss happened to beespentletr. ont•of•l'avis the bread 'is not only !mien dearer', but In am ' Ogees so h ad asilicraly to be eatuhle. it ho been I -imposed to the Cononittei: on ritinocei to Orem tie Clergy 150,000 hectares a wood's, about one-third of. their onsuld.persperqy ; am, to trll the rest, al well a 4 011 other Iv(mtls belonging to the Crown, in the Caisse d'Aitiortissentent. ' THEATRICAL REGISTER. l'el:fornerd but Mghl. Canrnv-LAlrt.--Know Your Own Mimi I MillmvNisr, Mr. Rar s Lady . l3ell, NI rt. MINI'. 4 Rtr which, Italettuin . CovENT-Gaant34.--The Slave: Canibia, Mr. Slacready Misr Alter which, harlequin and the Sylph of the thik: r, immilisa oft THE srATE 140 rreity COM MENCEA NE.IT TUEMMV, 2ist OF THIS momna. Dur - ..-1 Lisbon, 4 Mail,iirgh, 1 11.11a0,1, a 001,ruburgli, 8 Gucruicy xud derbry, I i „ . PRICE IW STOCK:4 Tills DAY A'r r wm,v v. 0 4 6.4.4 ca. 4 per Cott. 1ted.........; 63} bully 144.4441 , 4,..... e3s. pr. 4 IWO ( vlll.to 4 ts. (3244 Exch.:Bilk. 341.,...1114 14i. pr. Miliii , 1.. Atin lo#l7.ltithr Cum,. for Accudnt,. 6.11 inuiet Stuck, ..... 1 Wl' tilril I W.lTEtt Al 1.0N1)(01; lUUDGE TO-NlOltitAlV. s wiuutcr Atter d. I ErOling s iI itoinute4 After S. THE SUN. /OLEN qui% I,lCEitlt FAI.KUU AIJIMAT LONDON, FRIDAY * J.ANUARY 17, 1817. have Ati-ally no Arrival ;of any kind from tllo Continent. We refer to the intelligence front I.or the CU{'fUf{l►l'At ton of our opinion, that l'iningal and Wcic acting in pcifyet concert with respect to tile ulttl on Hie Rivet Plate. The fifty Organ is trying to sneak out of its • charge agethiat M ; oliStet'S-Likti Serfruit CoItURTT, when he procured' a Court-Martial' . 1.'4 try his Cutemaniting Cllliccrs, It tiro solemnly ple;lges it. irk for the truth of" the iieeti:ottiotiO•but: at Ow rieriod the, itt'Atteir Cott es to isthe; it "itele'ets 6.e cause, and teaves the Public attnizvtl,ht its ev irontery hall cutrtiptitess; Whitt ;10 one Colliti doubt" yesterday, and at least whit the Patty Writer " suspected," natitely, that nto Government had guaranteed the French Loan,, is to.day sink • ing gradually down the scale to 0. The It:iet ions Sc?,bler allows that Ministers may nut have .git , en any guarantee' to the :Loan,. anti-exclaims, as if this were the notable discovery of 'a grand misdemeanour on the part of the perious hennaed by its Political enmity—" Hut are they nit pi ivy to it 3-113 y, have they not agreed to' holdin their Minds the guarantee which ha 3 been Uttered, namely, 'the Island of Martinique ? This, at least, is the report in the letters trout Paris, which state further, that the nirest . of Windt' h to be assigned in trust to three persons full~ the -reim bursentent of the Debentures." Ijeaven keep Aliuistets 'from such heavy and wail-fuunded accusations ! Heaven preserve them from the sin of being privy toe transaction of which no man in London is ignorant and froth the gigantic undertaking to hold "fire Island of Maitinique in one band, and the Forest of 'Bondi (with the Dag ,of Illosstargis, nu doubt) in the other. This, at least, is the report from Paris," o►n which the Condudtar of an English Journal ven tures to arraign and inculpate the Government of his Country ! • , . , , , .1 0 , ..110 1 1 • • 1 '• • 0 . Now we can safely stets,. • that Ministers have not agreed either to take Martinicpte hi pledge, . , nor the Forest of Bondi, nor the Dog ' of Mon- . tergis, nor the scenery of Covent44arden Theatre (which 'svituld be quite , all rational and just. a charge), nor M r . Ll.'roN ' s' vocal, nor Miu ild . OTtell personal, security. They hare nothing to do . with the Loan, and we should like the Writer of the 4,arty to inform hilt Iteaders,-ho's j v, had they in 41esired; they ,etiultl have interferetf to prevent:it 1 Where Islite power to h e , f oun d 'i n nut constitution 'to hinder en ° iodividool tout. lending Mt Own imoory to whom he pleasett . ?-- Soule nien 'inlay apProte, and- so nic. PH 0r,c9,09". the r a i a to ,Fttretin'gtteilas Vee:4l: . :ttitfie easel in tire, pre p resent, t , iostance)., but .. t brniio ;f I ;'i 'si*ppro ve rs may pronfote;* tim itintletnneri wae,ifot,p4,test f to ‘to more thAtt I:Mnitttilt . c.c r o' orse eft 'eVitlttiivhis4 t ley; ~ 4 , 1 ~,• i,,; , , , . il ca not tap We beg to ~ 11ireet. A tttentionito Ole litipr4setvC, beeanse sitnpte and ,afFtctin4, eontiatittication, iu a sulnequent column., entitled " True Picture of llerthole.iee." It is the pOrtf:;ft •of "cltaiiiietets horwuritTae to 'the nation and 'to 'humanity. Victim) thl•s not drow.-Vizreltitc.riet► ri! of what an °ident Condon Aleclitnit ought to. be —we know from the sninea of our inforntstion that the eireatruttatiees exist, and the example goes beyond wh4tlanguage could recommend, or human ap piano reward. 11'e copy tha following rcniarli on the subject from that excellent Paper, the Morantg Post, to whose Etiitor it is but a jitst trilotte to say, that he never learys undone tiny part of his pliblie duty which tan contribute to the improvement of nciety, or the ditiuNion of comfort .ronong the lower orders : " The part which relates t . o the admirable' and 44antageons use that might be made of Barley as n fund for the poor, we consider to be well wor thy the attention of the Gentlemen and all others who take the had in Pat kilts ; to Overseers of the Pour; Goverbors or Guardians of }louses of Industry ; and Committees of large Establish,: tnents ; such as Chaat4hle .Institutions, Manulac writs, &c. If we are not much leceiveil in our . conjecture, the scene 116 scribed is not many miles. from Croydon:" ' Ministers have sent the usual' Circular Letter to their friends " Downing-Street, Jan. t I, ISM " Stit,--As it appears to he ipiito certain that an Amend ment is to be moved to the A4,1re41, iind that n vat take place, t think it rig'l to give you the information, tut ' at the saute j into tti brg 'the favour of tau, very evitestly; to' attend in the ilnuse on the fit* day (.I,t Iht SVogion.., " t should not have troubled you upon this occasion if any doubt had remained lo respect to the intention of the Oppo- iition. 1 1 I have the hanntir to he, Sitcyntiri faithfully, (Signed) " C. •iItfCVtINQT" BANK DOI.LAR' 'TOKRNS.-..-It wily be seen by awadvertisenteot- in,thp .. .•firstpage of this day's Papet, that the Ilink ) with a view to the cotve nieticetif trs!le . , has . IP.Ct t ruled thy time for gil in value for fill 134n4 DollarToketis at the rate of ss. Gil to the lst ihiy of May next. , At the General qvirter'Sessions of the. Peace rot. Exeter, beltrat the Guildhall,. on "Alonday list, the Court ordered, t h at after this calendar month , nn' !Wier should make, sell, 'or eXpose for sale, within that city, .any white or wheaten loaves of o,tt price of 111. or 211. Bid ti tTwonTn is expected io town nex t , A eat., how Irelattti. 111, 1,00.1411 a% taken a ho me (irosveintr-stpiare,—(Enentnif Pup'r ) " A Nieeting tOok place at on th e 13th, touter the pretence of. a Petition for Itatalm, &c. The Irish Government had prod...nay taken erpry Measnre of precaution againq the possibility.of any (liKturbanre. About 1000 persons of cleacriptioni were aostwhied. who fpiedy di,;ersed about three' o'clock. "I h.. greater part 0' present appeared' very indiff‘rent to the.harangt:tes made on the occasion by the Catholic and other orators who addressed. them."—(So •ntya, a (nu temporary Print. ..Weltave no accounts solate,) The King of FRANes has 'granted an annual pension of 2,400 francs to the %yifilow of the eele. h eate d P oet DimiLL F ,, whom the French miters entitle the Virgt! of France. iti v iisitimis — t m v e been Signed for 'Meetings of the Lively of London and the Common Conned, far the purpose, uf petit inning l'oliament, e ta they have already done towards t (a he is , a P r ti :i l l t; it t i ; ; l l 7. e . i. a t t s c O c e )p N e T n .. The RoyaKortimissidn liege)) have rublisiteil a Iteport., in which they st 41e, that, according to ,official news, the plague 'lei . ceased at Martinique, Gilatlatottpe, and Antigua bin Acelare provisionally. as suipeeted places, Noja, Constantinople, ,sinyrna, the Isle of Ciarfo, the ports of the kingdom tit Naples, ail those of Turkey and the coast of 4)1E1)1111, with the West lrulian Isloilds,,amt 'North Anterlere.' At! vessels b u m th e Dutch Wait Islands, and (rim ) the ports .of North America., will of course. 4, freed from ptarantine, if they are rovidtd wit l y , bills of health;. Gy.sNtAsl Pliopiiv,rs.—A letter 'front frattlifot , contains the , following " The prophet, Adam tsittlier his returned here from Berlin. fie pretends that his Majesty the King of Prussia has nsfttle him ti rireartit-of u gold-sisoff.bo x , but as be reintes to slimy it av out bvlivvrs Itiut, lie contique l tit teriri- t);1 , prtypirceiN each one more al surd than the.fortner. Wilt who ate perhaps better ptoptieti than he bi 'twee pre dicted thut he would lir isti being. sent ton Mad-hooi c . A German' prophet named Schneider has just been arrested at Vienna, it is said 'for u cheat." The PITT CLUB,--!l'he first 'General Meeting of the:Nlembers of thltelob this year nas helfl.'*46,) .ttrttay, when the Earl of March. Adiniral'Sii'Eik Ward Buller, Bart., Sir 1-lestry . llitsiell, Rey. , Dr..1 . 1001i,..Wit). N e vilt.e , ,I`;'l., 'the rltdv,, Charles Ilichurtig, Oliver. Rob e rt Campbell, Esq., Jo hn Arthur Arnold, Esq., Win, 'flio%nas Green; 1.?,A., anti about thirty other Gentlemen, were hallotted for mid elected Members, The three spring dinners of the Club, are to be held at the, Albion Taveen, on the third, Tlintsddys in February, March, and April. • R S RlOT3.r...X.tst t niett the Grantl'Juir found Araehipp,,tor the capital . Ofrestee akofinst ilvo;ter, Cooklitait, 040,44 ti, mod Nituniqns. 'nit iimmeitt it 11 'a'3'1~.tfle!rstuoil (1171 t 40oper wit r • atitongst those who ace to be tried Upon the. c:apital chargte, arttetigliC, th e Ptiirrsitaltottri, was sent to mire, 4 1em i him. ftkopei:•,reaskit io d phylog at Put with ME, one of his iiiiiiiediktely oNinvgate. The Grand JOry were ileettpied .in heariog he' . eeideoceopott this sub- Scot the 'whole of the tilt. awl ate to pt'oeeeti day to the examination. of wittle4ista upon th e re tttxuriu charges. iii r NEtVS. • • F,A4siiiit, 3`,% itiejormer kif'the day, from the Wes . titrard , , the latteeirt :he Sonthward.—Arrived ,Majesty's shiPl legrapb atom a cruise, having on bOard sea stores belonging to the French brig Le Jt t Fratte'Ois, of Bayonne she felt' in with heritlit days ago, some distance tiftite zard, nearly bottom upwards, supposed to Woad ,wilh casks. Lieutenant LITTLE, of the Tel graph, took her in tow ; but; rrinti the viotea of the weather, and his . prting a 10-inch stre. cable, be deemed it prudent. to bear • up far II port, and sailed again this evening, in collli" with his Majesty's ship Heron, in quest of ht her name is on her stern. 'loots, JAN. 16.—Arrived the George, COLN, from Cadiz for Newfoundland ; left C3(l the •lith, November, and after beating until' ult—on the coast of Newfoundland, ". 900 i to bear up. Captain LttecoLt4 was at a ' trime trithin 20 leagues of the land, off the 15 of Bulls.' DARTMOUTH, JAN. IS.--The sloop o ,ocl Delight, BARTLETT, of and front Portsmouth(' Plymouth, with passengers and holt sellol,l, 1 .9 " 1 cure, missed stays and gut on the rocks at the trance of this, harbour, nearly opposite Dart u' ull Ca'tole, and is now full of water. JAN . I : S.—Sailed last night, and P ,bacli this atternoon, the Ahi, for Jituaica, at"i rl [lmps in the Downs, with his Majesty's 511 1 1' li4etle, Glory for Calcutta, anti 11 jantaica.—Wintl W. S.W.' fire.u'Clocle.--131nwi strong, with thick treatlig Pr.ymnu : nir, trio. 13 —.Th e P r i nc e of Wrt ir that arrived. here yesterday, spoke, on the Dec., in lat. 22. 10. long. 64. 30. the Will of .Norfolk, from Palermo to New Orleml s l 54" dify . the'AtnerietAn aloOp wsr Chippawa, itt IA 22. 40. long, 64 50. on a ctitise agairtst genian privateers.—Wifttl W. N,W. O RTSMOUTH, JAN.I6 --A t liveil his M 1 1 ' ."i rstY ship llogario fr(nn a•criti , e.—kVitot D.!vrtn,Jarr. 16.—S3i . led the Bli,k trantlrr qiirt)iNG, for C:llais.—Wintl (.?dAvestr;act., JA . m...16.--Artived the .triek, from 1 - -tantbeo' A mph it rite , tri Canary Islands ; A m ity, Scott, float C°r 43 . "reitg, front notothly Sarah, Les li e , fro Jamaica ; Nantilos, Cowl y, front 'Tenerife.; Ad° front I.)entarJra ; I.lenovation , Sica : . s,tti, I t'Orit Liverpool and Mary Atm, - front llomittrai. • The. Eleanora, from Su wan Rai"' Dover. THE ARMY. Soldiers Wives 'find Wi dO WS. -•-• T ehe 1 0 11 ,14 , , 41 Official Document is toiw issuing from the tr °dice by order of • the Se.c'e ETA lilr...AT-WA d i :d dressed O. Regimental Agrots, and littowN : --• " it'ar °Fee, 10t " Great Inconvenience .Lein-.; occasi . Mic4l lie the f t l7l application m a d e by Itegituental Ageots, for Pati o fa o soil* entitled thereto under the Acts of the Stet 6". 0 10 c. to;, and. 4441 Geo. ill. cap, :9, a m directed to 3 ' ll- tl you, that these Passes can only be granted tti Soldiers wh o are, °IA • - tlidows 4.f' those w who " 1. ! ; .1 j abroad, and th en on l y to such of those Wives or have recently returned from foreign atatiOns, " c 111 7,0 11 to accompany Oleic husbands when tlivy - P r iv o on service. lam directed to add, that us provisitio 11,0 made at the Out-ports fur furnishing I'a r l t fr Wives and Willows, wh.. orrice from abroad awl are " /1 : 0 1 to them, the eircumstanue Of a woman'sfirst Pass in Loodott;•of itself affords grown! for the 0" 40 ,.,,, , Pf fraud; and the Secretary at War therefore desir es 01' to! 'Vrixe you, that in futort no aPplication for Pas ses f'•' r o o Vtror.icn will be a:ten:tot to, t tiii.essthe !Mlle 11C :10:00;:,,,' by a statemeul, cti , l;l:nio; When and who're tb" Lando' in this Country, a,,1 why they mot, l'o i r 31, 0 vrly, .:11cn . l'ai'sevar the places wiP4 1404'‘ ,os ' tii4 l in what manner and when- they rcached London, el' • dates and tat ices they left the teFintent.s to Utti4s belonorAt, • " 44 /rat-, f*c,, .lad' IQ. hell; tinderstorol that smut of molter ''n bounties to newly enrolled torn the Militia, Ol itc :ft , i r properly hie been rethitted t o th e Pav meet of nient to which the to,n belon . ca, have in 57 ,0 Ben drawn by other °dicers of colt Itegio.o o4 4 14111 :0( sire that you wilt call opim the sereril ritlieer; "f the iei snider your eotatso,i, to state whit stuns hare I ) , e' lll' or tp a by them recpectively on the above • account, and ' l;P t y . ; same Ills been disposed 'off; 441,1 that after 113s111 , 4 '„ ° %0 1 ): : the regular in forarition, you will forniili me wi t ' l Oaf ~tl slowing the whole of the tue.mirs so Jrawn, it'd tech they were received, as also hoW they have; 11 4.'" • "'PA1,,,,11:,11.z"H`7 (Sigtivti to cHloo,lit Diserubt.tii"l , „if Toes: . ce ll l a No' 4 Ir. g C 4l `lisle, the 'Workmen (Lug op sle r i g ji 0 6 0 th l 4 ll-I )Onefi of 411 , 0 linnwo se%eo lee beneath the sitriace. 634 1 11 ; 1 ) :41 ' f ' hail ti lit t!r •r •y -hair upon ir, „1. 1 v f'4r tt: state. fiatigiiiitury wars carried on, '•,: . 0,1 4 ')' years on the borders, teMiervi ° 4,, charnel-bottle. Tlicre is scarcely it e "' 4 ,t dr# 60.4,4 0 in any iun't of the city ali4 treighbotir.; out Imam) buttes thing due un.