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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-17
COMMISSION MERCHANrA

DaPID q Edmund .3.VDERSON,
HAVE commenced the COMMISSION AR.
SINkSS, in the City Of Richmond and having
taken a house near the Basin, on ibe Cross gtresI
leading from thence to f or Main Stree. tbev acc
now ready TO receive COnsignnents, and pledge
themselves TO give strict attention 10 an busintss
confded to them. They hope, from assiduit,,
and attention, to merit the patronage of their
friends and the public.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-17
SELECTED POETRY.
COLUMBIA'S GLORY.

IS ssles., rust" Yale Of .qpsca."
IN The iarfet fesplendent OF LIberty's temple,
Columbia Sat n.asing aed holding enchsined,
Her Eagle, whose wings DER her ramparis were
spread, b,~t 50 A
While 70 break frcn his golden. confnemen. he
f strain'd. ela~ft N ~
der ere VAS alternately rolld oier the fields,
'Thefc the bones OF her patriots repose;
and NEED on the charter their gauantry won, f
Whea freedom triumrhant,y scatter'd her foes N-fa
She heard the complaints OF her sens on the Ocean.
Whose lialbs were III irons enteebled and bleeding
She saw the bright stars of her Banner eclpsed.
And the rays OF her Glory behind and recsding
The sod that embossom'd the tombs Of her martyrs,
Conynlsiyely iuaked, and the tablets renowned
Wherc Libcrty's luminous franchise was yraycs.
Iorten,ously cast dark gimmeriog around
Abe eye Of the Goddess to Heaven was thrown.
Great WashIngton's spirit descended from high
The thundars OF deity compass'd his shield,
Ard wonder moment pcrvaded the ky.
Her Eagle was loosed. aud her vengeance went
forth
Britannia carserngly rides to Che shock .
Columbia has met her--tDelr squadrons engage--
And Ocean and Land in the grsppemens r0eS.
britannia lies prostr te--her blood sweIls the deep
her legions are flying and cold in their graves;
Her mountain Ut naval renown proves bubble,
Which rrembies, is broken, and sinks on the waves
ColumbiaS glory, substantial and pure,
Which extends with the globe, and ascends TO the
starai
All nations award il the need Of respect,
Aud it's magic the gates OF the dungeon unbars
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-17

in the presence Of s
NJ d. The wording q. the power must be chan
ged when necessary to meet the cases Of subssrp'
tions by companies, corporation, or state and the
parties should acknowledge the execution OF the
power before magistrate Sho will certify the same
under his hand ard seal in she usual form.
SETH WHEATON, J
JAMES D'WOLF,
Providence, June 1, 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

We have been politely favored with the
following extri ct OF a letter from Buenos
Ayres-the writer formerly resided in
Boston [.4urorz.
During stay of several months in
this city observed the officers of the Or
pheus. constantly engaged in smuggling
money. Captain Fabi.n has turn for
business, and would do we'll in our town
OF Boston, at some corner in State Street.
The English are now as humble At
buenos Ayres, as they were arrogant eight
months ago one has been hung for con-
spiracy Commodore Fabian his heen
sent TO Coventry by the commanderin Chief
OF the republic forces, and he h s pock
eted it with humility
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22

Tie harcn Boyer lad been condemsct T.
'eath az the same time a Lis degradation, iron
being n member OF TIC legion tg honour, was i'm
metiatcly pronounced b. the president ottae coun-
ell
Gen. Ocbell, had sentence &C death pronounced
against ,inl b. the council Of Paris on The 2iih Of
VI 7reh.
The or.'o .pance of the l6,l August, authoriz.
irg lore a loan ot one hu-,ir. Il mo S, and III
the other ordonnanccs which approve oS local
levied ia the departments during their military
eupa ion. confirmed ON the 2.si ot March snd
those WHO have DELAYED pavngi ia their proportions
are required TO Ito It wnl,in two months from the
pronuga'ion of this law, under the penalties in
the said ordinances.
Steamboats, ia the English ChanaeL-The
French steamboat Ehza is announced to have made
passage from, England to Havre in 90 hours. nn
tin 2ist March, and went from Havre to Rouen in
the same SPACE ot time against the current. The
Prince ot Nulscionski, ail-ie-canp e the emneror
Of Russia, aad Mr. Gonrt.if, attached 10 the Russi-
an embassy, cnibar<c,l at Rouen to observe her
machinery and nianu.Gvres.
Fouchc lives retired IT Dresden.
The eiector &C desse Cassell has con,tnunca-
TED TO the states general the ipreet of costtdt
on.
Politicians arc st loss 80 decide what is meant
ny the arInng which continues j. Hungary. Letters
announce the movement of larsc holy of troops
in this kjnrdon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22
PARIS. March %.


Among the remarkable traits in he dis
course of the CITRATE of Vinccnnes, on the
anniversary of tie death of the duke
D'Engheia, tae following was particularly
noticed :-Awaked at midnight, on the Dist
of March. to be conducted 10 the place Of
execution, the prince asked The offi .er who
was the benrcr Of the order" What do
you want with me "a profound silence.
-" Wh / O'Clock is it -" MilR'ght :"
Piled the ofIi -er, in gentle tone
4" Midnight" exclaimed the prince, " that
hour is fatal 10 me at midnight was ia
ken from my house at Ettenheim 1T
midnight the dungeons Of Strasburg were
opened for ne at midnight I was torn
from them 70 be conducted hitler; Il is
row midnight g.. / have
lived enough 70 know bow 70 4 g.
The or. moy Of the dnke D'Enghein's
fon cal took place yesterday at Vincenres
with aft ctag simplicity. Those who
conveyed tle rem dns from the castle TO
thu pl1ce Of interment were chiefly the
companions of che long and glorious lie of
the prince of Condo, the warriors who had
braved death wi'h him snd his sSus on the
fields oi battlr, who had once looked in the
face the Dpfi,s Of " snd the fury OF the
exccntioners, o. RON Of that illusiri-
GUS bouse. OF the eomp'nio Of the intancy
vt the d r. &, ~nom tlty paid the last
duties. hno others. " present the
daAe dc N4cgry5p, tae yiscount Chateau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22

ticles the value Of IFS dollars per dav
1850 dollars per week consisting Of co;,o'
Yarns, sheefing, shirtiag, bed fick;,'e''
counferhaias, table cloths. chan,6raS'
casilekts. Sattinets and zvoolien corxig ~
At the Lexington Woollcn factory az
manufactured b, o0dcioths. ca Ssimcres. ~.
aeis aud 6Lankets-l50 hanls.are employaS
aud it has also a steam paper mill CO.
nected with it, which produces that arr.
Gle OF very superior quality; geoera,
supply both OF writing and printing is al
WAYS on hand. Another steam n,n
mill in the vicinity owned by Messis s.
phens, Daliam 81 Co. is also under O.,
management, anh rivals the best estahl;.I'a
ments of the Kind in the United STAT
The three steam mills for the mappras'
ture of hlnr and corn meal are so eve
sive as 70 ensure a Constant supnlv &c
those articles for our own and oths.
markets.
The people at large will be much hon
cited ny these institutions and the c to-.
Ut this town and neighbrurhood have re-
son to be proud of them. we rejoice .,
their success-and hope they will be sun
POI ted by our fellow citizens serally. q,
they regard the wealth and prosperity Of
The whole state. The D triotic ean
do
serve the highest praise for tie enternr;-.
and perseverance which they have d..
pl yed in Surmounting the numerous diff.
ficut es they have had TO Contend with
We expect soon TO be enabled TO nr..
sent the pu5lick with more con,nI.,.
view or the manufacturing establishments
OF this town which we are persuaded
will shew that we progress in works cor,
aucmg TO tn. general prosperity and rea,
indep nience OF our coan nv rs fast &c
any other town in the United States.
The Honorable Al DALLAS. passed
.hr'ngh town yesterday, OH his way 10
Philadelphia
Marshal Grauchy and General Ciausel
arrived IN this city vest rdsy in the S,eam
! Bout Eag =, fro.n Phi Iadelphia. Lieut.
General LEI bvre u sn,u tics is also in
thus CITY Cbalfimore Panisf-h1qy 10.
Nv Phts6ugh. May II.
QUICK TRANSFORMATION.
In the Course # The present week. war.
| CONS have arrived Pittsburgh. in lAiT
teen days from PHILADELPHIA, with loads o;
| $500 los. and upwards.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22
Quarterly ReUiezv. NO. XVI.

The y. S. brig Boxer Capt. Porter, ar.
at Havana, days before the Increase
sailed, having captured Carthagenian
pirate, commanded by the notorious Nit
chell: took in specie $4,000 dollars. and
many valuable articles, manned and order
ed her to +. Orleans-there we're strong
suspicious at Havana, that Tia alb W was
the vessel that captured a Spanish ship
having government specie to the am unit
of $50 600 dollars. The American fag is
very nuch respected at Havana. The
d'y tn boxer arrived, Capt. Port T. $ ut
his compliments to the Governor inf r.
ming him he would be happy in s.luiing
the Island if it would be recip,ocatqd, and
was info med thst as many guns as were
fred on boar tn Boxer s ould be snswer
ed from the b ttery--when a fe c. al 81.
lutte was discharged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22
DOMESTIC.

NEW YORK, May Is.
Capt. Whitmarsh Fl N Curr Goa, in
forms us that s.oop had arrived from S,
Domingo, with information tn t Petion's
beet was blocke''ing the city of St. Domin
81, and that s French trg ltes were cruz
sing on the south side ofthe Island.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22
{ IRON n file IF Paris paper', ~ Marcel &c. ]
A GREAT MONARCH IN FEACE.l

In the Journal dr Commerce og March 10, We
road that Zig r,qjss,g, Lyris me Great, hss aeign-
eH o. sign 81 contract Of marriage between Monsieur
DE ri isrr asd Maief@Dselle de Chateigner Ihe
riaiafcr IF syar he'fVg tie pen.
The Council oi Pars. ut their session oe Ire 18th
nj Msrsn, acquitted Admiral Ljaois, and restored
bin o bic Iglaaes rAnk, Sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22
- Charleston. Nay 6.
SOUTH AMERICA

We have conversed with q Spanish A.
mer'can gentleman of intelligence, who
assures us, that from the sta.e OF almost
the wnoie Cont nent-the animosity tina.
exists between the Patriots and tn Row
a"sts--and the murderous and unsparing
poncy OF the latter-the cause of Spsnish
emancipation daily gains ground, while
tne Royal forces are diminishing. Not
withstanding the meager sux,Ii .ries which
now ana then arrive from Spain, he as
sures US, that they Cannot much LONGER
withstand the powerful current of popu-
lag feeling, which, but for the lack Of una.
nimity in their military efforts, wouli long
ere this have expelled the supporters Of
the tyrant Ferdinand, and which eventual.
ly must emancipate the Provinces of SDa-
hish America. Soufh. Par.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22

The Legislature Of Connecticut met ut Hartford
on Thursday, the 9th, on which oceasion Cover.
nor Smith delivered Speech to both Houses. IN
which he observes, that
4" Oar commerce, upon which the re-
vival of public prosperity so greatly de-
ponds. is still subjected to many restraints,
arising principally from the colonial SIS.
TENS of other Governments. Whilst We
regret that negotiation has been uusuc-
cessful in removing these embarrassmen;s.
we may rejoice that the distinguished
bravery Of an American Squadron has
relieved a valuable branch of our trads
from future depreciation. IT is apprchend.
ed that the act for equalizing the duties
on foreign and domestic tonnage and tic
effect it has received from the convention
lately concluded with Great Britain. may
operate iDjuriously to the navigating inter
esis ofthe Union. / am far from believing
that the measures originated in views hos
tire to those interests. But wien it is
considered that the discriminating duties
we're imposed at an early period Of the
government, and avowedly for the purpose
1t encouraging our own navigation, thai.
afterwards and until checked by other
causes the American tonnage increased
with unexampled rapidty. a1d that the o.
verture was accepled by the British Coy.
eminent without any apparent sense Of 2
sacrifice Oh rs paTs, We have some rsasoa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22
BATTLE OF WATERLOo.

" On the night of the 18th of June 1915,
the Duchess Of Richmond save bsl at
Brussels at which the DuS S of Yelling
ton and Brunswick. and Lori Uxbridge,
with many other officers were present
there they received the intelligence that
the work of death was begun; and many
of our officers. who were dancing till mid
night, were within few hours in action.
and received their death-wounds in their
bail room Dress"
O,,o.to.-y., D.: vvur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22

A Traveller, who has Lately visited the
Steam Boat Phoenix, on Like Champiain,
pronounces her superior to any other boat
in the United States. Among the m nv
conyeniences which this boat posse scs, re-
marks the visitor. noticed a neat aul
convenient Barber's Shop, for the accom-
mediation OF pass myers" [.fl6. u. .4aiV.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22

1he Storthing, therefore, dsre, with the
brst confidence, solicit the gracious sanction
OF MS Majesty to the above mentioned re-
S luton.
Chr.stiana, at the Ordinary Diet Of Nor
way, Goth Dec. 1915.
On bsha!f e Il. the II prese0ta,ives,
CHRISTIE. (p. I ) Pres dent.
Sanctioned nyh M jes,y, TIE S9th IAN.
1916
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22
RAMBEC. Up. ID secretaire.
Frors .ke Swedish Journal. called .Gi,n,an-
no In,L,..toI.,i

lFrors .he Swedish Journal. called .1in,an-
no Jouyuaicn.
Foreign papers contain, since some
eine, news from Sweden, which, in many
4, spec,s, mcr I to come 10 the knowiedgc
cf the natio::. One mentions, that seditious
movements re seen in the country anoth-
CT goes still further, and carries the alb
surtity even 70 quote the article which is
70 he found below here.
itmay be, that the Editor of that arti-
Gle has been misguided by the controver>
sirs in writing. which have appeared a
mongst US; and which, when I ey fell int
the haads o. foreigners, ca lily may eithe T.
give them an incoherent idea of the integ-
rity and character of the Swedish nation,
or make those who wish to do rs mischief,
fancy that they can find within the nation.
blind instruments for tic kniliug If " RI
&C and discard, and for promoting Of
plans which their hatred and jealousy e.
gainst Sweden NAV inspire.
1t is the .4iigemeine Zistung, No. 1913,
which, uiid. cate of the gath Nov. last,
cites the fpl.0wing:
SWEDEN Several public papers, Sc
amongst them, (to mention only one,) the
Gszstte Of Mayntz, repeat the old reports
ct fern easaton, which, they say, FREEDOM
mate in Sweden. and of conspiracy plotted
against the Crown Prince. Que OF the
senators is said to have mixed prison in a
dish of 'e', which was destined for the
Crown Prince, but that another OF the
party had drunk the same, and soon after
died. IL is mereover said, that an officer,
~ the means of splendid promises, had
prevailed upon soldier to fire at the Or.
Prince at the review but that the lditr,
in confusion had missed his aim, and hit
the horse Of the Grown Prince, &c. &c
To contradict su n ian article, when the
mere printing OF it is sufficient to excite ,he
lively indignation of the public, would be to
violate the laws and ourselves it would
be to do injustice to that generous Prince
who knows US. Il is evident, that such
news proceeding from persons who envy
the tranquility, glory and happiness of
Sweden, and repine at cur not having ar
quebusates and scsff1lds, only Sc We to
fasten still more the tics tn t unite us
to him, and to add. if possible, to the sanc-
tity of the oaths which the nation has taken
10 the king and the law of succession.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22
NoRFoLK. Nav 19.

Rv the arrival of the ship Indian Chief,
Hatson, in So lays from London, we re
ceived, late st night, orr regular file of
papers, from 22d March, to 5th April, in
clus vc--and by the brig Ofu;a. Peters,
arrived yesterday in Hampton Roads,
(bound to City Point,) 42 days from Liv-
erpool. we received a paper of that city of
lst u,t. The London papers are chiefly
filled with Parliamentary debates upon the
distressed state of the coVntry, particular-
ly OF the agricultural interest, to afford re-
lief to which, many petitions have been
presented for reduction Of the public
expenditures, in the army, S<-. Among the
following hasty extracts, will be found an
article. conlirmatory of the statement CIV
eli in our paper of the 25h ut. concerning
conspiracy formed ag4 inst the life Of Fer
dinand 9TH. fBeacou.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22

patble with the welf,r. aud prosr Gritty c
surrounding nations, and consistent with
that system CT law and civil policy estab-
l;shed in civilized E,vope.
\ circumstance which occurred, has
exit, much ies;ing III. and out OF Par
lament. though OF no Importance to us in
this country. It sews that rrll,tar iuso
le' &C IS not submitted to patiently. The
carl C Essex AID lord Milton, were riding
in an open carriags, through OH. Of the
streets OF London. when they were stopped
by one Of the horse guards the Dir ,goon
stru.k one of the horses of the csrriage,
and lord Essex demonstrating with him.
the f How repli~d, If ne attempted to move
forward he would cot only cut his horses
down. but those in the carriage also. The
earl of Essex, brought the affair before the
house of lords next day, minis ers were Sc
vctely han''led. and they made but lame
def but promised to take measures,
that should proven; recurrence of similar
abuses.
The state of commerce in England, is
reprs sented IS mOst alarming, but of
that we may form some idea by what
is the case in our own country.
y otJoik Ledger.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22
FREDERIcKsnuRc. Nav Is

FREDERICKSBURG May IS.
George Boxley VINO was confined in the
jill of this county, awniting his trial be fore
The next Superior Court for vouring
% ex lite insurrec,ion among thu negroes
made his escape on the night of the 18th
inStsnt. 1t appears that he had b.en fur
nshed with a h,e. with which lie Invested
himself OF his irons; and, being INDUCED
with n candle he burnt and cut passage
from his dungeon into the debtors room
above, which. being Onoccupied. presented
no farther obstacle 70 his escape. No o.
Their particulars have reached Us.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22

An intelligent French officer with
whom We have conversed, assures, thai
whatever may ne our impressions as TO
the internal state of France from the pc
rusaf of letters CIR pap rs--the app rent
passiveness Of the people is only assumed
The power Of resistance is constitutional
ly in them-and they know il. The late
tumults at Lyons (the nature and extent Of
which have been Cautiously concealed)
were but the premature exposure of the
part of plan not yet fully organised
great ef1rt was shortly to be made
He thinks that early in April last, a blow
shall have been struck to release France
from Internal deshotism The views of
those engage ext nj no farther. Should
the effort be delayed, 1t is only to gather
greater force, both in the acquis ton of
numbers, and the unity Of design.
These are his opinions, which we pre-
sent to the speculative reader, and which
short time will test.
lCharlcSton Patriet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22
ARE YOU THERE, TRUE PENNY
.1Je7v Sl7ihle Questions for those concern.

a Je7O SIWNle QAesfions Jor Hose concern
ed
Where must the specie come from
that must soon be pail in as the first in.
stllne t of the national b1nk9
Are not the vaults of the southern banks
closed and will not the northern and cas-
tern banks, be drawn on the harder for the
spsce required
Would it not be the best policy for our
banks 20 stop the payment of specie imne.
ii 'tely, before their neighbors steal Ms
march on them, and before the people SUI
fer any more for the want of a circulating
medium ENQUIRER.
Rhode Island .9gzey;eoy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22

ST. LOUIS, April 90.
We have the pleasure to ann unce to
our readers in St. Charles AMI Howard
county, that tie pr;nci. al surveyor for the
territ ry, has received Instructions to lay
off 100 townships in addition to the gun
titY before dire, ted to be laid OF. 1t is
said the surveys will con prehenl the
whole country denominated, rs the Boon
Ii k settlement, as well as the most de-
sirable and habitable part Of the country
of St. Charles, and perhaps St. Louis. II
is fu til r atated, tha, instructions has been
received to extend the surveys north Of the
swamps of Arkansas aud White river, so
as r. procure 1900. 600 acres Of arabic land
for the soldiers of last war.
We could not for a moment believe that
government could be guilty of sush in
justice and cruelty as to drive the cit
izrns of the soil they 50 bravely offended,
and Mt the slme time withhold their paw.
due shen for services performed in this
territory and Illinois as rangers and mill
tia.
The pu5lick surveyors have set out to
commence their surveys in Howard coun
ty.
Several hundred Sacks are expected
here daily to negotiate treaty Of anlty
with the commissioners appointed to treat
with them. Msso4ri Gal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22
LONDON. April 8.


E.ctract Of letter from Cadiz-dated
llarch IL.
Yesterday the regiments of Don Carlos
and - sailed for Lima, 1000 strong.
Strong rumours prevail Of rupture be-
wv en- Spain and North America the
Catholic Ambassador. it appears, has de-
manded his passports from the Govevn-
ment of the u. Statss.'' [hot true.]
April 4.
We received yesterday the Paris papers
of Sundsy last, They continue remarka-
bly, barren. The Chamber Of Deputies
were still occupied with the never-ending
discussion on the Budget. An Ordonnance
of the King is stated to have been issued
for re-organizing the Legion of Honour,
which in future is to consist of an Unlimited
number Of Knights, 5000 officers 100 com
m.nders, $50 grand officers, and 80 grand
Crosses.
American papers TO the 26,h ofFeb. are
arrived. On the 18th Feb. in the House
Of Representatives, in the debate on the
Canadian Refugees, Mr. Speaker Clay, it
is asserted in the Boston Doily Advertiser,
had distinctly declared 1t 20 be his belief,
that the pres-n peace with England could
not, and would not be Of long coatiuu~
ance.
Letters of the 18th ult. mention, that
the convey, consisting of 8 or millions of
dollars, had arrived in safety from Mexi-
ca 70 Vera Cruz, and that the frigate Sa-
bina was waiting there, to bring part of
this sum to Spain. The Vera Cruz MGR
chants Intended to- avail themselves of the
return of the escort, TO send up goods to
Mcxi o. FROM which they had been SO long
procludcd.
Letters from Madrid, announce the We
~ great preparations making to celebrate
Fer linand's marriage, whith, it is said,
are intended to excee greatly our Hyde
Park fair, &c. srce, besides Chinese
bridges and pagodas, tits tournaments. &
bull ieasts are TO DC exhibited. The mu-
mic paliiy Of Madrid, though under great
arrears, spends I'll its present income in
these preparations, and Ferdinand, to
rase money for the same purpose, has
levied an excise on all eatabl, so he Is
thus letermined to pinch MS subjects BEL
les Tor me promised sport Of their eyes x
cars.
Letters from Madrid mention, that the
inflction Of the torture has been re-estab-
iished IN the Spanish Tribunals and they
farther add, t.ac This has been eGected
thr Ugh the eXer,cns ard ioluence If that
wsat iercocs CcVaIos LaTdi-aym Colon,
and e inqu st.i-Genefai WIZ thsalso
~ # sC & o. cXai.ation TO the Ministerial
Benches
April 5.
We hive received ore Paris pare- Of
Tues IaY lass, from winch we have cntrac-
ed .nc following
Oar isuesa fro.n Paris OF The Isl are in