r - I . F.I.MWE. PARIS. DECEMBFR 4, We learn that very weals , : works have been brgun at \l;meen and Ambleictife, in order input the bays of tho:e plact c..) to receive three or four .hotti.snd ho..:s of d.ils.rer.t deferiptions. TheThcsc orks ore cal tied qr win the greatert aftivity. Dac. F:RST CONSUL, the day before ref• te:.:lty, men' to fee at the Mufenm, the embroidery •ot t`:ecn MATILOA. A part of this hidorical Mo• nument is employed in reprefenting Hatoeo upon his Throne, at the moment when a h.:nimbus meteor had kid alarmed this Prince, and prcdiacd to him his The taST CONSUL anted bow many months this extraw.iiaar y phenomenon bad preceded the defcent of Wrt Lt.; AM the COS (ISt ILOR Meicrs. Darrow and Vrsc•-•r: tcpli.N.l, that it' was two months lnd a hair, e.r three months. (ttis not improper to oh fe-v-. that at the end of lall Brumaire, the Meteor whic't made Harold tremble, reap pared in Eng land, ;.nd embraced in its blaze fcycral counties.) The s r Canso'. examined minutely the embroi dery uli/tsan Mit rit.o.a. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. COM, I EGN E, DEC. 3.—General LOUIS BAIEAPARTII arrived hem ,m the night of the 3oth of November. He is immediately to take the command of the sth, gth, lah. and at II regiment of dragoons. Madame L"uis BONA PAR rr is with him. On the 4th of this month, two in grin bolds and a fiat bottimed boat were launched the pretence of General BARICUAY d'Hetteas, his Rai and the principal Officers of the regiments Rationed here.-- There are now on the hocks twelve veffels of diffe rent fixes, the workmen are contlantly employed in completing them. This is the contingent, which the torch of Compiegne furnifhes as its (hare to complete the great expedition going forward in our Potts. BASICS Or vs. Ma DEC. 1...;--The difference fubfiaing between the Ekaor of Bavaria and the &peanuts ()icier of the Empire, is already known. That Prise willies the Members of the Order who lire donskiliated in his ellates, to take the oaths of al legiance to him as to their natural Sovereign. It was after their reform'. that his Eleltoral H.ghners ceded to iambic at Bamberg fixteen Members of that Order. The firli fitting took place an the 13th of November. When the Count of Tutenetze bad pre(euted to the Deputies the Orders of tbe.Elidos, one of them tore and fait!, " We are bound by a tri ple oath to his Imperial Majefly, and we can form no other engagement to another Prince. Could his Ekaoral Highnefa be flattered by the idea of having vaffals, who will not fcruple to break their oaths ? If the Empero r will free us from our engagements, dies we will not refute to take an oath to his Elefio ral Highnek and will ebearful4 become his faithful fubjeas." The Count of Time mai a; interrupted the Orator, and declared to him chat he could not ac. cept of any verbal declaration, but that it was no celfary to make it in writing. We underhand that the Eleeor of Bavaria has fent troops into the feveral caftles belonging to the Members of the Equeltrian Order. ..tin Imperial Envoy has jai arrived at Monich. He is inftrueed by the Court of Vienna to make the =a *pied • remonftrances on this fubjea. Wait-Orrice, 1-I•oto a, Dee. 114. , --1110411? the revere' sclera l orders which have been iffued or the tegulation of 9000 Batavian troops, (defied to be employed in the expedition to tngland. the follow. ing erfirnilions mull be particularly attended to. The Coott.,at.d.inp °Serra of the revered battalions of natters' Infantry and rifle corps which compok the fald &Wen of Bataviao troop, are required to trasibisit Immediately to the dike of the Minifter at War, returns of the tbreatees, from banes or other mike, and afro of the numbers wanting to masers enmplete field battalion. in order that the deficiencies may be. without tors of time, repplird hose the battalions which arc not appointed to par ticipate in the ;Fraud expedition. it Is ado hereby requireathat the number of Akers lobe added to the refpteUve corps threaded far the etpedition fiat be aka , Pined in the followbqg proportioo In cafe a ;steaks of Infantry fl oold want eight men, it Sall be flipped with ollicers, and v.. 11 racers eclat to the number neceffary for a fall company. If tic &kink" be from forty to My, the battalion hall then receive an addition of two Llcotenants. two Serjeauta,three Ccepeda,,,nd ere Dramnser ; and in tide meaner all mbar deficiencies kali be • e up occoodleg to the like h is likes': expedked that tC.7ermansilog Oficers of the be fore mentiorned field battalions will take care to have the corps ap- pointed far foreign knits in ali reflux% reedy. Their condition raft be dcfcribcd Inane part et the went ' and Is another part that of the troop S the depots from which the battalions arc to be completed. With refp dt to the tromps which may remain at the depots alter the completion, secording to the above proportion, has born canted Int o a the Siemer, at War will hereafter &reel them either to be formed but user battalions, or attributed among the precis*. The Akers of the refpnlive corps Ilia take care the followlog repilarions be Maly Wowed The entn baggage of each foot ;either is to confill only of a pitcher for holdiug flab water, and a bag for bread. Each horfe- Duple tallest auks his charge a Wall band for fink water, bc dallabis bread tug. The &tarter troops, as foss as they are leaded on the enemy's =buShall be treaded in every sorra Skit the troop of the French . Dairies their embarkation too. they Stall ham the Woe pay and allowances ; fo that they will be placed yeedibly on fbe fame firedog as their 'Dies. Ple4enbekts, at the fame dote every fer)esea is permitted to leave in armor, at the depot of werps,eve Kier per day sot of his pey, every earporalthree m e w., lad ploy private two divers; which moocy &all be paid to them perfooally on their t• torn. The rubaltern alters and privates may alfo, If they think pro per, make wills, or circuit caber dads, anpnwalea their c'tildras, or relation. radios wields the Republic. to rut in 'Mir per. New of the wives of dicers Matures et privates, Stan be aimed to omberk, naps two isidiors' wives fir each company, ohm a basoiredfcs or molts x• allOer is pan hied to carry with hint Meet bagpipe than nee cloak. bag. hack commanding diem d a mores mey, however, „ a b s w i t h hisis eat utak, and the parterensficr anedter, to &To tal,* beetle mud Perm' The darns:model • corps ie Mb allowed to canyedtb bine a chef! few Ms inaruments mad medicines. The privates are he-go , esprtisly peobibitcd from tohlai es beard any more duals than they eau pack la their basplacia. pk om y. rt g, lie gstrp• ready for ailed terries daft be formed i nto di v is ima , confiding of each throe battalions at ladabia infan try and di m " ma two fqoadruct. of Canby. Been diiifitri Abell have leaked loaners wed nag, emulates of the Commanding ofdwe, two Captain% wad the steetessp amber of IteMi.cros. keener marilat% Ise. The Oaf of nth dkillais (bus faceted. W sCeb a sad be semeombh so. the fait at *dr rafrattlre s (sand) • Peat/in. EgAseaeoar, Nov. sp.—We are informed by'kt kr* fro. Hanover, that a large detachment of Preach fiver, commarded by a chief of a battalion, have taken pok err Sbuenbutg. in the Dutch, of Lawn boom (on the great toad between liamborgh and Lubeck) and that they there examine all the loaded e iagca that pafs that way. The articles of sber• chandize, to *Lich they grant paffports, mutt be it. cedar ily accompanied witit a certificate from the place from which they originally come, Rating that they are nut of Englilh rnanufaßor.:. Thole which arc afcertained to b: of F.nglifh fabrick, are, in code quenre of this difcover y, confifcated to the benefit of the French Republic. This rneafure has proved very prejudicial to the commerce of Hamburgh, which had cxpeSed to avail of a great demand for Englilh manufae tires, which it had caufed to be car ried to Lubeck, where an immenfe quantity indeed of Englill articles has been introduced. &as sne.—ExlraCt of a letter from Carlefbade, November ez.—There has jut paired through our city a French officer from Peterthurgh, charged with difpatchcs for the FIRST CONSUL. He is no doubt the fame whole departut.: was announced by a !a pt- from Peterfburgh of the sgth of ()Sober, which was to the following effea Lieutenant Colonel PAULTRY, Aid de Camp to General Triroouvitt.s the French Minifter, was prefented at the laft parade, in order to take leave of his Imperial Majegy ; he returns to Paris, with dilpatches from the Trench Amber:Actor. It is laid even that he is the hearer of ss letter from the Emperor to the nest c O os t e t , This Minilter was formerly Envoy * Coaltaatiaople. He has travelled along the throes of the Black Sea, in the Crimea and in the interior of Rae. Since hia refidence in our Capital be has uniformly veceii ed the mat flattering marks of attention inst regard ft nm our young Sovereign, and his brother i the Grand puke CONSTANTINE." LONDON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27. ST. Jo Dny.—lioliday at the Put& Office& The ditpatches from Admiral CommAtztt• re ceived' by the Putter 1G )!IT, arrived at Penzance, as announced iu our Paper of yelierday, were dated on Thurfday laft. At that time the gallant Admiral hill continued to maintain hi s s nation off Brett. Yefterday advice' were received at the Admiralty, il4ting, that the SrscuLaroz lugger, having ob' ferved four of the French gun-boats, endeavonring to Real along (bore from Calais to Dunkirk, imme: dimly chafed them, and with fo mach el ea as to drive ascots on thorn. aid dear°, them. They")ad fume troops on board. Advices have alfo seen received. [Feting, that fop of the (mall French craft deftined for the invalion of this country, have been captUred by the Mae LIT! ilooP of war, of 15 guns, Capt. Berwrox. On getting poffeffion of the bore;; they were found to be fo I and the men in fuch a wretched condition, that it was thought adviiable to land the men oa tae French coaft, and is actiroy the°oats. Our accounts from the coati are, as we feared would, he the cafe, extremely diflretag. The da mage • that appears to Lye been done among the 'hipping is very great, and we apprehend tnat only a (mall part of the tale 01 1 11i0C has yet reaehetrus.' • . Sunday morning their Ma'am rs, the Pt:act:3ES, the Daft of KRN T and CAM BRIDGF went to the Chapel Royal in Windfor Came, and heard a ferrpon Ist the Hen. and Rev. Mr. LEGG, from the 3d chap. ter of Malachi and 24 verfe, 4 , But who may abide 'the day of his coming, and (hall (land when he ap peareth." Afterwards the Royal Family received the facransent from the Archbifhop of C 444444 var. The Duke of Yoatt returned yelierday to town from Outlands. After tranfaeing Wines at the War•Oflice i his Royal Highnefs entertained a Mili tary Party of Gentlemen at his houfe in Portman fquare. Yellerday the Earl ofCLAltemovrr gave an elegant dituter at his hook in BerkeleySquere ; among the Company we noticed Earl STAIR, Lord SUDLET, Earl of Ltreceice. Mr. CRAITtORD, Hon. Mrs. Howes, who, in the evening, had a cart party. The marriage of Lord Jona CAM►BELL in MIA CAM►BELL, of Fairfield. which took place c n the 3d of Augull, tfloa, has pit been announced in the Edinburgh papers. Mr. and Mrs. SH ER IDA If, and Mr. Witt and his Lady, are on a elk to (ha Duke and Duchefs of 11111/OILD, at Woburn. Sunday being Chriamas Day, the LORD Mayne gave one pound or beef, half a three-penny loaf, and a pint of porter, to each of the prifoners in Newgate, Ludgate. and the two Cnmpters. The number of prifoners fo relieved. amounted to nearly feven huo deed per fons. Ili' Lordhip alfo, in the courfe of lail week. diflributed ten chaldrons of coals among the pi Wooers in the above prifons. Letters were received in town yellerday from Lif bon, Oporto, Bilboa, and Virginia. A change has taken pLkce of all the Generals coin. mantling the Divisions of Marines, as follows: Cokebel-Comrmindam,liCULCOMM.Gtflel2l nOTtl JOIIIMATOW (I condos'', ruccentcd by Major-Gems/ Jou II CANS rst.l.L. Lieutenant-Gcncril I Commasidast at Chatham, fucceeded br Major-General BA R C LAY. Major-General BOWA7 11, Commandant at Plyraouth, rucamled by Cabe! Dam MajohGeneral A , Commandant at Portfmonth, rot medal by Colonel GLOIIIOI FA. LIOTT. Cannel Mute V/ CARIFYILL, 44 the Chatham DiriGon, Is alfie pet es the retiree% lift. Government has accepted the offers of fervice of 400 Sca Fcncihlcs at Greenock. They are to bacons. minded by a PA Captain. A long extent of trenches were tome time Gnce propofed to be cut from Lee bridge, round Clapton and the adjacent place', In as, in cafe of an invafion being made on the coat Eire:, to prevent, or at leaf Impede, the progrcfs of the enemy towards the metropolis. An account was taken of the number of men capable of working at thefe trenches, and the different tools which each inhabitant could (pare for that peyote. Water works have fence that been con (kneed. by means of which Ole menthes and low ground may tali'' , he inundated ; the trenches have 411 1 ) been cut for a lhort dißance, but the v:nrl: has now b-en fufpcodedf.Jr a coufiderable length of time. THEATRE. Coverr;Goanrit.—Lart night a new Pantomime, entitled, " Harlequin's Races ; or Time Beats All," was brought out at this Theatre. From the following defcriptive &etch, our Readers will be enabled to form an climate of the general charafter of the piece. It commences with all the hurry, bale, and comic variety incidental to a country race condi. Among the other partakers of the (chive fcene, ye Culambier, by father, a bumpkin, Woo of Golasebine, and his rival, afmart young countryman, who, after a con tell, in which he is cheated of his midrefs, and all his money, becomes the Harlequin of the fcene, aided by Time, who furnithes him with the means of being revenge!. A lively routine of captures, re.captures, 'Ticke t parfait:, drapes, and metamorphofes, pow take place. Harlequis . is at length taken by his ad verfaries, and in imminent dang er, when Time again comes to his alliaance, abates t he rancour of his op. ponents, and changes the fcene from a dreary dun geon to a'brillianf perfpthive Temple, where the lovers are united, and the ,antomime concludes with fang, dance, fro! This holiday Afieplrsece is, we underhand, the produ9ion of Mr. T. rbenize. It adds but little to his reputation, hill there are a variety and an interell kept up, which are pleafing. There ire many tricks, but as is generally dle cafe on a firft reprefentation of a piece, which depends for its effeft on machinery, much confufion and embarraffment arofe. Novelty, in Pantomime-trick, is hardly now to be erpefted, 9( courfe we felt no great difappointsnent at teeing a few old jokes in new lhapes. Amongft the belt changes, are a Waggen Wheel into a Chisel( Tereek—a parcel of 7 remit into two Sedan Cl airs—a Martina into a Be., on the Thames, with a foperb view of Richmond, 7 —' The fecond part offers a liftlbroose dinged into a figure of BONAPARTE, who is foon coverest with API evinpilivr, and sl fong is introduced, founded upon the well known ballad of The Little Farthing ANA ight—a Chyflcban into a covered 746 k and Chars —an Organ into a Well—a large Canale into a Rower , f*. The mitfi___,c particularly the Overt Ore, h vary pretty. Mr. DAVY. the Compofer. has added gready to b:s well earned fame by the taftebe ha; d' played in this inftince. The fcenery is truly fine, larly the firlt aad lalt fc'enes. A par fail, by Mifs H. &Loco*, Wai I,igitly and defervedly applauded. This young aftrea, - ( ((he is only about five years of age ) already pronsifei to be a 4 valuable acquifitios to the flap. he acquitted berfelf with an cafe and grace. lanes geed/ to be met with in an infant performer. Much shfapprobation was manifelled feveral times during the reprefentation. The curtain fell amid ft a mixture of hills and applaufes. Mr. Botooma, km. announced the Pantomime for repetition this evening; and it was pith mud difficulty he could be heard. The houfe was crowded in all parts t and the gal kries, as is alirayi the café at this falba, were peat. liarly riotous and noify. ' A comic incident occurred lab night at Covent Garden Theatre. one of thole Loungers who contrive to get in every evening, and prowl along the ho; lobbies in fearch of wl-,at they call jam, thought pro. per to force his way into a box, which had already the ufual complement. A Gentleman previonny in the boz politely requeited him to go out, but the finnty frabble immediately anfwered in a fierce eons, " Damme, Sir, I'll net leave my place, there's my card, I'm your man, I'd mil y eat lat a moment. The Gentleman remonarated on this feddea attack ; but a perfou in the next box who knew the dating Ha& obferved, " don't be alarmed, Sir, be has no notion of mitt:lpm ota, he'd much ibeiltf Mk you is" The blade turned round in a fury, bat recognifing in the Were:Ts the Clerk of a Police Office, whom he had feen more than once, he immediately finpli away, and was followed by a general laugh. The fecond divilion of North Lincoln Militia. ] commanded by Lord MiLsinorovia, and the EaR Eifel Militia, are at ptefent Rationed at Hall. The fecond Warwiclithire Militia are gone into Wincomlee Barracks. Major• General Flavour, has arrived at Hari, ID take a command in that Dittrid. - - Lieutenant Colonel Hurottisoos, of Wold Nev. ton, is appointed Infpeeting Field Ofileur for the Wenern Department of Louvain, midst Prime WILLIAM of Ginned-cr. The Marquis of BLAMDFORD has seeepted the Ma. jrwity of the first bat alien of Reading Volunteers. of which old corps their late Major Annular is now appointed Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Sunday fe'night. the Egham or Godley Hnndred Volunteer Cavalry, commanded by Inosst. Wyear, Efq. received their cekurs on Runny Mead. Tuefday they were infpeded on Thorpe Lammas, by Cilonel Jec non. Same day the Chertfev and 'Thorpe Volunteer In. fantry, commanded by Hamar Outwit/a, Erg. were alfo iolpetted by Colonel ',season. And on WeJnefday the Loyal Egham Volunteers, under the command of Benjamin Tot an, Efq. were infpated by the fame officer on Runny Meld. The York Volunteers, commanded by Sir W. tfis.ista l were relented with their colours left week By the Lady Maynrefs, in the front of the Manfion Houle of that ancient city. On Tuefday left the Lid Ham Volunteers, under the command of Captain HARRISON, received their colours from Major Alderman Rowcacivr, as proxy for Lady SMITH BURGS., with an appropriate fpeech on the circum (lances of the times, which was received with great applaufe. The Sra battalion of the Qlseen's Royal Voltin• leers, Lieutenant Colonel Roatmson, were infpeaed on Saturday by Lieutenant Colonel PINRIIII9II, in the open fpace before Ranelagh Houfe. They made a numerous and very refpeaable mullet ; and the in fpeaing Officer complimented them on the good or• der in which their arms appeared to be kept. The Royal Burntifland Company of Volunteers being under orders to be ready to crofs the Frith of Forth on the llsorteft notice, the Ladies of tbat place have liberally Cubfcribtd as much money as to provide the Company with flannel under yells and drawers. Monday feinnien the Ntnodlity Corps of Cavalry was infpetled by Sir NATM•III/11. DUSIIIIIIII.I4 Bays. the Infpeiting Field Officer of the dillria • and nn Wednefday they were reviewed by th e Hon . General Fe 4 on lluWaarih Heath. . • 141.diAITC.14 INTALLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY,—Wind E. S. E. 41A. 1111,t Dublin t t ilamburgb Waterford 0 3 A new arrangement foe the difpateb of the Mai ls between and Dublin, btu been ordered, and commenced yefterday. .1 intended that the Mail (hall leave Deblis at eight o'clock In evening: that j 1 to far, three boors earlier thin formerly. All. Olt. o 2 U Panzaece, Dae, a4.—.The Rarehorfe. of Ca maithen, Watson matter, laft from London, ;- handl, failed yefterday evening for Carmarthen, but the wind blew fuch a gale lea night, with a heat:. ground fea, at 8.6. W. that the could not dear t 1 land. This morning fhe came Cafe into oar pier to war a more favourable opportunity.—His flips INOICATICASLE Rind NIKKOO remain at anchor in Gwavas Lake ; the weather is fomewhat Alta, and the wind is now :boat 8. W. Ptviaoure, Dec. Ilfowcureoz, it guns, on a oruife to this wetlward. Came In from the Downs the E4q4.0 Excite cutter. Captain WARD. —Thi s morning stc pa; o'clock it began to blow a dreadful harridan( at 8. W. and at daybreak pre feared in the Sound, Coveter, and Harnoaze, frightful fpeAaele fever 4 (hips that came is day from fea for (heifer, and'smetiored in Cetwatet at ttA. a tan foal of each Ober 4l le . e Matra'r price got nn there near Deadman's Bay. and ta-4 other eel% ere llraelded cc the keeelti provident;• ally on lives were balls it is hoped If the weather moderates the bfaava's price will be got of. mikes a clear breach over Lt. Nicholas's gland t%e lower Fort and Lunette hatteties of citadel s and the fpray is fairly driven over the higher Fort at the Flagliat battery. Fortunately there i: not a (hip m the Solos! of any defcription. In CAN • land Bay the man of war ride very well, being (het tered by Poulin Point, viz. the Naas, of 74 guns t Copt. SUTTON ; MiNOTAUIit Capt. Massriztti ; Teatttste, of 74, Capt. Lord H. Potszarr ; PRA -0)1R, of 74, Capt. OR V FITH ; isirsTuaUZ. Of 44-• Capt. T. B. MARTIN t and Nervous, of 98. Capt. 0. blosiv. One P. /4.—The gal Sill encreares with redoubled vit4cnce. and a dreadful bolloW fea in the Souocl.--_. Sotne guns have been fired of diarefs in Hamner.; but it is logy fame ttanfport that drove little. flail pot inn; P. Jl4.—The wind has (hefted round to the Yir . eftsenid it and the weather is pow roods luderoted. parrimoura. Dec. aii....Arti i ved the Dacep and Taws, trivet, and tVotminitini sloop war. with two traproorti fictqt 417111100,--401f4 411 Cambial' man of war an a fmtiae.-2-3 . 444 W. Dees, Dee. e6.—Art*o die I..ealkaat‘ WI! 96, war, and hiaataia gan.brig from craiaa. layea the Liu !loop of war for glig r iar * Rai & hit*, Downs his Meiears *Ps As per 141"401,10..1.1, ANOtan MITTSIL DIAL, Dec. might the Unman wind ken from Doneness hating Wit tdoWil trent hp anchors at that place t and lea two. The flttaalroA et. aOther Under Powireneft 04 1, c( 701 4, / molt feverelr, but I believe so °thereat's , * has Uri done. Very Rr4 orders hate thu tai h er s 014 foe every wed to refume her Racial ea the may') coati, the moment the weather %TA row*. 041.2 Ott gale is not yet fuirzciendy abated to allow tbun to move. At the fame time, we are perfealy IpOlOllOOO N that if the weather is fuck as to temp our fleet at bow* the enemy dare not attempt to come oat. The iLatat t ints failed this monies for the Note to refit: Thii Dungtoefs fqoadron is to be reinforced by theists, 'of so guns I and the Straratos and Assaf:sow" 4 311„ which will make that (quadrat &Arens, that no apprehealions need be entatained of any force the enemy can bring from the Teel, or from, any of their poets to the foudtward. The gale is now pretty' well abated, and I imagine that the neat tide met veal will :dame her nation. NAVAL Dt• Holm. of Halal liefrital, to be Priosipd Phylicisa a*, Raid Hofpitol at Igysesak. Dt•Wrieht, Phlittoo to *Make et Safes, to Haar Hots OM; sod Sulpha Dodds. titt ea be PIM Sorrel of kWh? ' Ovals AFthorpe to tM Hawk* Mop. P. Ildgetombe. Efq. to bs Puffer daft Cando. Soatorallo. Si. to bs hula of 48 air. Wel set he, amollio• ot Plymouth. latuts. Metorefoe, Whim. Hess WiS. sad &PT. a the Nauss at Portfmouth ; mull /am. Weft to ~mud the Ant `---- Copulae Dailey rod Arslee to the Inlea*. of 64 poi. ood des rally, of so gook Wag fee Ina at Chatham Captain Thome sod Cocks so the Thortier sod ;toe boob itelai for fen ae Deptford. Mr. jams Mho , " P sidle ember. FROM LLOYD'. lilT. 011AVIStIND. Dec. elm ltafid br tM lieu, ; Ana werp, Mkt.'s's ; likes Puha. ituga ' res i Imd how Wm; Pike, ankh Ask Wowford; Mina MMus. —, haw Milem-6111.1 As Poswire. for posies; —, for Pt Deadiskarves I Weisser% Ilsokrowo Vairsfeti. Mark; AlioNewkaiwks sod the kidersda, Vin ei% tar lailseois. As Limped, Cons, Daley g Aleasidor. Weiwq Oka IS" Mackie. km LOga; Two Prods" Ilarbodk. eon hog Iskiftry. Littie, hoe New Bruatokk ; kiwis awl Mk Dion sod•Consrse. from Oporto Al lisoiski Swab Corr Us, Rear, from Pidioddpido. At Irak& end Anemia,' trek Mak. At Ideorr= l N2Ta Raman,free Lead... • At Delta, hoot. o °m boo; Wipe. Monk adage& Deeper, Die. boa Laois% At Cork. Aid, Lek, Am LILO. At Clyde. lion; Jere, Oaks; owl how. Kilkeire. froos= ll4 l Rode, MW..,., Oodif ; sod liellikko. koso she ira "" astb 1t c .4 2.) 614 Carton. boo Lobes. At Debase. ^ram. • Rae, 14110111111111 s sod ilonlose„ teaeV. egg Afries.opAt New Calder. °meow Dodkpostb.•••...; War' •••••• Gomm DMA, Ave Word. ( 7 I 4 . 1 i 1