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templated to tnaJw tonsiterablerwress c'a at, the same time coirf mahdinealU I Arr erabireo existetl inEfiffUndi bUta" "Jt I 3L per raisea alter tne tfgpeamon pjeut Patfon Original Jttaclma. tc khieh decrrte tfieeriri.iThe official ac- fe" K- cf FK.ScWof the prc-i 7. tsCvacuariQtr CorucrSa and the-wholeiof GalUciai noticed :m.ouf Londoa Bapers. A The "u- count tbveTWduarioir of Ferrbr'atidt nited forces of Neyand. -Soirit haVeso'; WCUWVW, uiJ.uuiu o- -r gainst Romana, whose force according -m to theFrerjch wakreducto) -fewTmberablefolkei-lngf them jthis canaiproye oivof SpttKbjr riUi; JVK tHtU-t cjon derstanj or apcite Ahe temeXap4f spirit of ihe Sppebple LedSrf JtlX lACTS LONDON rAJtOlW.

t'f It is prohahle from- i Germany will hrinfif intelligence of ttirf great est importance we dool 'mean rfrom' the. Tlijl nil hen? Kilt fWvrivil-i "W-vT-f nfn.monv broke out ri Hanover Hesse, Austrians were idyanci tne mew, bt.her,.T the.piirjpos'Qfvm toa the 'V Accounts from Germany sheVIhe djsjosi- tion of the people of that cotmtrvI that ai-e every where prepared to risel' Soiith, from the tBaiikf sthe take of Con- stance to" the sfiojts tjve? Blticehe iv' surgents from theycoralberg and the tjyrol, keep Swabia and Baviriaj in a state of alarm. Their ctivif is hicesint4ySre heaf of tem, in- the- neibprhdQf sSurg of Mem-' mingen, of KemptenMcm tle )Lech, r.the fser and the IrJn tfiey enter towns ind Uyy'nvV trihuuojis-arry off the: proviaiions nd ho's- fv toees, and so infest the emntrythat the ect- my obtain supplies with the greatest difficulty. This must uatumly nicrease severity ac- knowTedged to be fcK it Mcnna, arid which' iso 'greet populace besiege tfieba kers and butchers shops day and night," Just as thev did at PanV durinsr the-earl vtwt of the revolution; jtfiingary ihesoUrciaironV which Vienna usually drew supplies; but that source is no lonc-er open, and to an tion in behalf of the capital, made by Bona- parte t6 the Archduke Charles, a positive fixsal is said to have been returneaVf ri'Mf" VTe this. day lay before our readeripneibfe the most Interesting important documentsw ships' and vessels by thej subjects ot ne.

uniteaatates, in toe ports m-lia? uiax anaueiuurae, tojruiwitj to ttepart tAnd all person 6re forbid to-. import into said ports any of the articles enumerated in said Urdersin Council, il any shipt0r.vessels belonging to' subjects of the States, after the Uth. day of September, on pain of ionerangme vessel ana cargo He. has also published another prScla- mauon, same qateiauuio.ri- sing British siibjects, for the 6 months from. the date.thereofo impprt tne 4 navi or squared of any" horsqs neat cattle seep, hogs, poukty, or' live stock of any sort, bread, biscuit, fkur, oats, bar ley orj rain of any sort.

bri Anni 55 days from Gitie6bufgh arrited at Beverly (Mass,) 2 1st utt; She. has a. cargo (of 200 tonsof iron which appears to be 9tJftui.alinrjorrtw;e; shall receive; for "it issaid that no vessel? win go up do Kussia. one repons captured by Danish tnifl-boats ihat two or three, condemnations had been made or very tnvoious pretences tliat the Danes would respect all vessels having" either the Danish or French' Consul's certiftc'ateJ and sufler them to jiroceed reports eighty vessels at uw. i ciciouurjfu seized anuer Aniencan cu lors by the Itussians, beinsr vessels from Enqr land that only one vessel of alltltose at Got .1 i -r -i icuuurgv au or wouici attempt lo go up aia not know her fate.

1 On the 25th ult. abatteau with three men in it was upset al6ng side of a fishing smack in the harboUr oF Charleston, and in a moment an erformous sh ark caught one of the and no part of his body has "since 'been 'foutid. Two' tIger sharks were caught tvo days aftenvards; at tne jyiarKet'wnari one ot tnem was eleven and a half and the otlier ten and a half feet long. At a late commencement of the University of Athens (Georgia) the degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred on Joel Barlow, of Washington City. We learn that a great diagonal, or( Southwestern road is ahout to bejiommenced, for the purpose of erecting a turnpike; from Washington to the frontier line of the District of Co--lumbia, comport with arrangements already made by the people of Fairfax and other counties in Virginia.

That this object i of vast importatice, must be obvious to every; person who has paid, any attention to the subject. The proposed route will offer an irtr mediate access to the city of Washington froth all parts south and west of the Potomac since he diagonal will receive a ast um ber of tributary all of vhich will deliver the travellers into the plainest and -direct possible route to the centre of the U-nion. A The dinner given in Boston, last winter, by Christonher Gore and others. in honor of the Spanish Patriots," b.as met with a very gratetul return irom the gentlemen ol the Inquisition. The Supreme Junta has sent them a letter of thanks for cramming themselves with good and.

swallowing huge draughts'jof liquor in honor pf a cowardly assassin and a train of bigotted monks! Gov'r Gore must naturally take a verv large proportion of the praise to himself, as none of. the company surpassed him in zeal upon this honorable occasion. It will be recpllected that this patriot did not- blush to toast. Kings find JVobto, and wound, up the shameful scene by publicly sinking: COD SAVE Tflt KING." Jat'Jtgis. i MAHRIED, Oil the 17th ult-Mr.

Gillespie, to Miss Sarah Denton, both of On the 26th ult. after a fewdays illness, Mr. Joseph Anderson, Jun. of Moore county, in the bloom of youth, highlv respected. On the 2 2d tilt, after a few days illness, Mr.

Neill Carmichael of Little Pee-Dee, South uaroima- AtBrattlero Vermont, Samuel Steams, L. L. D. the most celebrated Astronomeriii, the United States. Irt the course of a Jong life devoted to literature and science, particUt larly.

the sublime studieof astfonbmyi Dr.1, found every -day new motives to admire the wisdom, and adore the power of the Immortal and Omnipotent Architect of the He was clearly of opinion that An underwit AstremmbcTis-mad? mK. Mr, Danl. whose "'immense attracted a great number of visitors, wheh he a short time since himself in Xon doni died lately at MIe airiyed on the preceding dayand sfent for a printer in the evening to'- give Instructions for printing some bills announcing ills Indention of exhibi ting himself but thur intention was frustraV td by his sudden death early on Uieneixt mcVning. He weighed 52 stone 1X1 lHbi.atl4 ana ormc: into tne tTQvinceanm. United 'States' 'of Britis DUiit ships, or vessel s.

owned gated according to Jaw, scandin plank, stas, neadlng, shingles, hoops i. -l a- 'i tnat was fever ottered to the puMic eye ttle; history of the campaign from the battle benshurgi; to that glorious victory of Asrny pane's-invincibility, ahd reducedliito tS tlie -rank of bold and successful Generals? who.t like himself, after a long series' of destructirei' atchievemementhave experienced theyfciSsU tudes of, A clearer, a more sfjif ited a more elqquent narrativehevercame from the -hand of man it is such a narrative-as sucb-an atchievement desierves, and Juaere Is not a human being, at Jeast there is noi Britph; who reads it, who will. not feel the deepest; the cause of Austria. Men who can sustain such a cause in such a an unbroken series of disaster and defeat, of calamity and cani display such con, tancy, loyalty and patriotism, cbrmot'(hb i was treason ta suppose the)' be sub -dued, and we have 10 mora doubt that Ans-J toia wUlestatihshheriridependenceand seyx. we hve that I British fleetrulbeat a French one to meet withit 'Ky in both theses undettakings, the present It appears, fromjin accurate estimate, published iri the? northern papers, that Great-Britain collects at the port of Li verpoot alone, v4roni w.

rnateriajs imported from this countryv an annual re veque of labout ten millions, eight hundred, tliousahd dollars, and at least an e-f qual sutn from all the other. ports in the' Kingdom 11 It will Ibe said by somc th'i3f is nama-ter, the dutr is paid byrtne com umer in tnat country out a singie.iact win snew 1 the When the article pf Cot- ton. paid a duty of three pence, sterling ja pound only, ltgenera ly solqatacigh price than it n6w does, when it pays a duty of nine cents arid a half and, as Cotton, as well as other produce, is ge- nerally shipped, for A fnerican account, this difference in the duty falls entirely on the American Planter, as much so as if it was a duty imposed upon the articles before, they were putLqn board the vessels which export them. i The Stamp Duty on Newspapers alone, in England, produced last year two millions of i poiuid.sterling A sum equal to 8,885,200. 1 The rtfiJort of our' Secretiry of the Treasur) dated December 10, 1808, esdmates the ex- pcricea of the current vear 1809, as follows 1.

ltvu 4visi anu roisceuaucuus 2. Foreign Intercourse, 3. Grants by Conjess, and miscellaneous lUnforeseen dc 4. Military and Indian Department si 5. Naval Department, 200,000 150,000 From these facts it results that tlie mere i stamps upon newspapers are in amdunt a tax upon me peopw oi oreai ttruain, ox mreemu-, liona right huwlrtd and eigtyrfive thousand two hutuiifd ditllitvt moke than the whole amount of the whole annual expenses of the government of the United States.

Besides (his Stamp Duty, every ad'er-tisement Vhich appears in an Knglisn news-naner a duty of" three srallinsrs ttcrtinsr from an Officer of that part of our army which is stationed at New-Orleans, to. the Editor of the Newbern Herald, Xve fear disease will destroy a great part of it Camp Terra (2 miles below AT, Orleunt July 15, 1809. We left New-Orleans on the 8th of June for this encampment, and proceeding in re jrular order in large Hat bottomed boats, a-mounting to about. 2,000 troops. The encampment is perhaps the most unhealthy and disagreeable place you cvpt saw.

In front. Jit is bounded by the Mississippi, the banks of which, as he water recedes (which is always the case at this season) are covered with lare 'quantities of offensive matter. In the rearYwe have inaeceasible Swamps, filled with every species of reptiles and the ground on which we are staiond, exhibits, after a rain, no thing but a perfect quagmire. In addition to this, we live in teats made of' thin canvass, exposed to the intense heat of the the frrq jent rains, which come through our term streams, ana tne neavy night ciews. ji -ur 2,000 t-oops.

about sick, and death has become fanvliar We see three, four, and of'en as many as six poor fellows carried off on a day to the Swamp f'nean to be boned where, do you think Why, in mud aid water! But soldiers must submit, I ought not to complain. Extract of a letter, dated Fort rtar the Pire Prairie, Jt30uri, July On the 8th inst. the Saint Louis Missouri Fur Comtavy, arrived at this'post, on their passage to the Rocky Montains, and his day their boats to the number of ten got under waV for their destination: This company consists of an incorporated body of merchants, who hate associated together for the purpose of carrying" on the Indian trade, Trapping and Huntingdon the head waters of the Missouri, and have organized a body of Militia of MrO and upwards in number, under the command of Major Chouteau, for the purpose. of conveying the Mandan Chief to lus nation and are" under the orders of the Governor of the Territory of Louisiana until this service is performed after which they proceed on their original destination and pursuits. Tins detachment appear to be well armed and equipped, and leave this in perfect good order and high spirits, and have no doubt but that they will be quite competent to 'pass (or chastise should it be found necessary,) any tribe of hostile Indians (if any siich thev should meet with) on the P.

S. This post Is situated on the Missouri river 350 miles above Saint louisA and is central to the Osages, Kansas, Ottas, Misspuris, loways, and Pawanies nations of Indians. Tlnrse nations of Indians are quite peaceable and friendly disposed, except the Kanias, who at times commit depredations on the ther tribes. The States have erected a. 1 1 inghouse here for their accommodation he enquiry is Coingr about as.

to wtnrf 1 I 1 ve are to do in the present emergency jn mis point common sense wouia say, let the legislatures of the different states conciliate parties let the.teal interests of the country he calmly considered'; let us discountenance local distinctions Uet us become more constitutional, and consequently more national, by becoming more United let it no longer be Massachusian and Virginians, New- Yorkers and Pennsyivanians but American then shall we become more res pected and formidable abroad, mot er col- lected and happy home let lis also, jinste Jd of' talking, act for foreign na tions will not believe that we are in ear-i nest unUl we make" a display, of something more than mere words; fc jffgus The Governor of Nova Scotia, his proclamation on 'the 1 5th ult. notifying thaUbe Orders'in, Council, which pcrmitte'd the impottatibh of certain nurherated articles into the BntishN. A-mcrlcan colonic from thcXnited Statesi uHW i IT appearin.tojCoort that the. delcniiant, Frnc; is ft nonresident of this State Tt4 ordered br Court, tbat pobUca-tioaof this auit bo made in the Raleigh Ke fUtrr Xor the space of -three weets.aucces-tirelyt for the defendant to- appear, replevy and plead to issae within the first three day of, next October esaiohsr otherwife final will be entered up against hinf. 20 Teste, VANCE, Clk.

CASWELL RACES v- WJVL commence oil Tue dy theiith of uf October next, and continue, three days The 1st day will be one mile beats for threeyear old colts, entrance 25 Subscriptions' to dose 15th Sept next. The 2d day1 will be wo mile heats, and the 3d" day one mile heats, free for any Horse, Mare or Gelding: carrying their proper wit. Horses must be entered with the ber the day preceding tliat on which thev run. before sun set-" 1URZ. GRAVES, tin.

Guvxll CtJLwe, August 24. 1809; 20.3t Raleigh, THURSDAY, SEPTBMBEU 7, 1809. ELECTION RETURNS Far Irml-rrt ottr General 1 tie nib ly. linlkt-rrrd Win. Green, s.

Gold and Kemp, c. Cabarrus Hobcrt W. Smith, a. Paul Bar-riner and Archibald Houston, c. Isaac T.

Avery, Charles M'Dow-elU c. Bu.icvmbt Zebulon Beard, a. Thomas Foster, Jos. Pickens, c. jymraJJohn Welsh, s.

Thomas Love, Thomas Lenoir Cr The fall Superior Courts of this State commenced the.r sessions on Monday last, which will continue for ten weeks. The Court of this Counjy will be opened on Monday the second of October, by Judge Henderson, when John Owen will be tried for the barbarous murder of P. Conway, in this city, in April last. The Spider's must attenuated threacl Is cord, is cable, to man's brittle tie "On human Bliss How little weougbt to reckon on the fleeling blessings of life, or life itself, was awfully exemplified on Sunday the 27th ult. in' Franklin Two Young Ladies, Miss Sarah Jeffreys, daughter of Mr.

Simon Jeffreys, Sc Miss Patience Hunt daughter of the late Mr. John Hunt, were riding in a chair, near Letrisburg, accompanied two Young Gentlemen, when, the chair-horse, taking fright, ran off, and striking the chair against a tree, threw the Young Ladies out of it, with such violence, that Miss Jeffreys survived the accident but two Hours, and Miss Hunt was very seriously bruised. What adds poignancy to this distressing bl the Gentlemen who witnessed this shocking scene, was paying his addressees to- the deceased, and it is understood the day was fixed for tneir marriage Mr. Seth Wheator and others, 6f Pro-videneef R. I.

have lately erected a Cotton Mill of stone, with six floors, fort) feet wide and two hundred Sr eleven feet long, competent to drive more than ten thousand spindles, which is expected to commence working in November, 1 We are gratified to see, that in that part of the Union, a manufacturing spirit pervades the people. There are said to be more than fifty Cotton Mills erected 1 1 in the New-England States and the artists employed in them are in all respects equal to Europeans. Not only Spinning, but Weaving Establishments are in operation, so that we may soon expect the New-England Cotton Fabrics supplanting those of Old-England. In the present state of our affairs, it is peculiarly gratifying to learn that notwithstanding the opposition of tories and the" wiles of incendiaries, the manufactures of our country are gradually gaining ground. In Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, (a post town, containing about 70 liouses) there are 3 woollen arid 4 cotton carding machines and fifty-five spindles, which upon a moderate calculation, will average 88 dozens, or of cotton yarn per day.

Thus far, the operations arc carried on without robbing agiricul culture or commerce of one useful hand, for none but women arid children' are employed. The raw" are en-creased in value by these operations 220 per cent, and after all wages, useful repairs and common expence are paid, there will be a nett profit of from 90 to 120 per cent, on the capital employed. Notwithstanding the low price pf British goods, want of capital and every disadvantage, the business is gradually extending, and new establishments daily1 6 recting. Two establishments of no'inconsider-able fciriide arc contcrn plated in the vicinity pf Kings toruUlster county, KX One is a glass which is ts be e-rec'ed in Woodstock bjr the Ulster Manufacturing Company. Sand, supposed to be tnitahle for making glass, found, in Bbndance near the site.

rThe other isCottoa Mufactoryrb contain one tuousand spindles, to be e-rcctcd by Mr. Geo. Eddy. It 'fs con- i i i 1 I I thnSiits.f lUe City are desirous L.nTi suitable character to supply profU 1 with handsome iuV A- tn fm inhabitant of the City aftd Av students, atwat. sixty 01 wnjai inallr in the care of a Female under the superintendance of the pUacinal Of me acjkjciu vilVk "wr-r 'rf.

r. th mmnterA(i ur the Citv. irranted to ihe Tru- by the UejrwUtnre) and the -number of. ini hrrtat.ire nas uvumy uivj Kcrth-CaroIIna, a rery healthy and pleacmt LiiUon. in the hilly.

country, containing a Ilndreoecub1e Society, where erery rtsry of life cn be had in plenty on reai i inh.bltmta are Guardian of the Aca- aey. prcsuroed tliat this Seminary will Jar hare a preference to any other Aca- hr Southern States. 4 'Lady, of talents and acquirements equal "the undertaking, is also wanted to take cl.irre ol the hemue ueparxtnem. wi uo desiv and a Younjr Gentleman, s-iitably Uin and Greek Languages, ic. Application far any of these situation.

csiie'to the Trustees of the Raleigh Acade- rr, by letter, port paid, will be duly at. to, and immediately answered, and nxh further information given a may be rc- iftvrw Tf fallowing addtitiil notice of the ml cCtpt Fear, ws rrccvrd too Jate to be inserted in place. FURTHER X0T1CE. rVrtin rittomtintM renderin? an inorease Canital Stock of the Ila-ik, a matter of 1 the Uireciors cf the Dank' i are rfvrrd toleftr ami ioitpne me cain, aew SaincriDt on toward an increase oi me Capital Stock, oval Monday if. on ciy exn rKroArv iMt.

when the hrst pttraeni mmii msde second at CO days rHrd at IJU aay, id fourth and last at ISO days thereafter. In 1 to be conducted accordrng to tH rales preacribed in tbe iorcgoing advertise. criir lie Dirtdort, JOirS HOGG.Ciioer. Aojou 2Sh. 18U9- North-Carollna.

Rotit Ck-tvy Court, Jgn Tcrmt 1809. Shoghter, tbecezer Slaoghtrr indo- Petition far Par thers, heirs at law of A Utton im J.amU, leaiooVr Slaughter, dec IT being represented to the court that Ebene-in Slaughter, one of the defendants in this (dk'ton, resides without tjiejinjtts of this Sate, tt is ertUrtJ, thatjiotictbegien the said tieaexer, by adTcrriseraent in the Raleigh Register, for three weeks socceisivel, I tokts he appear at the neat term of this coui to ee held at the ccxirt -boose in Windsor, on t-t second Monday in November neat, and ct ia his amwer to the permoaof the etiti iccers. judgment will be ukeo agatSat him, fto I tsj.uc, and set for bearing, ex parte A copr from the in ilea. 5) refe, JOS BLOUNT, State of SoTth'Carolina Bertie County Court, August Terra, 1309. Wioiiml Gii doer, Original Attach mrnt.

Tt. Biln HAises Eatctors. Hr.aincd Sommoned Kemh Clark as Garnishee." IT sppciring to thefatiafactjoo of this Court that the defedanta.Anen Punri, John Giniccr and Thomas House, Eaecutcrs of Bi-i vi Kccse-, decM, reide without the limits ef tnu State it is irdertj', that Noticebe (ten tithe said by way of ad' trrijcmert, in the Raleigh' Regtttcrt for tts succnsiveljr, that unless they appear at tie next tern of this Cort. to held at the Cwt in Vindv, on tle sreond Mon-day in Novem-r next, and shw cause, to the eitrary, lement will be entered op against tiem. espy trom the M'nurct.) Terre.

JO. BLOUNT, d. State of KorthCarofina, Bertie County Court, August Term, 1809. Ctlia Gardner, -) BaTiax House's Ea'crs. 5 Ketcrned "Summoned Kcnith Clatk as Garniihee." TT appearing to tbe satisfaction of this Ccifrt that the, difendants.

Allen Purrit, John Ciriner Thorn as He, Etecutors of Ba Hooje, dee'd, reside without the limits State it is orcSrreJ, that not' kei un to the sa defendants, by advertisement oe naieiga Krpiicr, for thrre weeks sue- "nrSKarat the neat urm of iCotm, (0 be? held ar tneCnirt. "sni Windsor on thesecond Monday in -ber oeat, and shew cause to tbecontra- "l'- Copy from the Miuutts) JOS. BLOUNT, o. I RELIGIOUS'. IXTEI rn Avdr1? will commence on- Sure lnd mn from Tyson's aowe trn Wftl mxde for Mioera, andThll WlliP or the Uwi of the stae.

TVoa rlr' 4nd 23 from to itrieUj.fcrWd: a rniANTHHopisr. An ungrateful fSsts is. yet to beperform 3, and dare say our readers antieir 'v ed pate in jsf hat( we are going to say'. Th gazette shews by whatsacrifices the lateyjctory-was The killed arid wquAdjpd of the Austrian army amount: to lyenty thousand; -We cababate.th 'i grief pf those who hafie losf heif tivesr we can assuage the painof tiipsoV4" -who are suifenng nder their wouikTsVS Iby raising Subscription fpttheir wivea and ivviibe wDrth exaiiea cnaractey 01 and. wejiope to see carried, into execti-: tioawithout loss oktinie a -a :4 1 Orders vwere received, at thfe house this morningr for a.

genera)Vm''V- bargo.to. on immediateiytb-expedition sail iri twoor three Fortiine.has frowned upon another Bonaparte and Jerome who -r haH advanced Wth' his Westphalian arid. Dutcji troops against iiineaxeBuig io arrve inera, oayss-r out 0 Saxony, -Jjas checked ia hisr 1 presunHptupus bosiingand been. himHv self beaten. This we.iofer from an arv.

tide' tKe second of the. BerlinjV gazette, of July 1st. Jrfewould not eW have baggage) in his return iu itxgucurg, nor sena sucx haste, to Casseifpi Si: the VA victory- T- to the stoneV 739ibsJ being ten stope ele- tajtjt inasmuch 'as it WilJ epable tha Aus f- t3iatis( trgyce Hes At thif momenttne rstf JuWatinll'iff afternoon we received 'tlie following JExtract of aletfet from Leipsic, JaBe 'i Jhe TTertrjhaliiiif trpopf arrived here; tofjclied Vain on 27ibY in pursuit "Vy of the Aotriaas followed ihem lid- UieSth, and promised.ta clear Saxony of th. Accordmg" to Accounts receired froni dekof the 28fh; army hann 5O0r4taTry, wKcK mada 4, -KeiUeahaJutr), in; the ehviroflf of expecting t3ieebeiiryi-Mfc' -4 The AustrjafiaryUprovjde'with artraio A. r.

bftMj pieces; of cnonj ihdlxbiariiaitded. This moinettl a (Jojarier frbti theWestnt. fven pounds heavier than Mr, BrigrhtofEssexrj IZ a. 1 I I IM. A I HisvcoftTn is 6 feet 4 inches long, 4 fbet(4 inches wide, and2 feet 4lnches' deep.

It was fixed unon two axletree8 and four cos: wheel. upotrwhieh his remains were' foiled to the iy i -tic uestuxxi jjTffus uivus xumu body, and One yard and one' inch round the legs. London paper. of Mr. JACKQm 'f A0R70LK, AUGUST 30 i His Britannic.

rnaje cine, arrived, in Hampton Roads yester- ujf, on ooaru air. jackson tne; yiew inlnister to the U.Stalefe,' his Lady ana London papers to the lath Tft have been received by. Uie AfrrceC.but iibne; later thin the. loth ot this office Ver- bally W6 rearn'thiat the grand expedition uau, ioi saneoj, our woma sail on or aoout the 17th Julf iJt jpsornhdere what object this expedition was directed, lian armyj passed thro? hereto rtler all AiagaeDurg 1, fae is ao.to pi occfd tft CJHsfeLtr; tccalltheVahleTodpltiaputt nttneajri niotW Vl-; Since yesterday afteiver irbu- tli- '1 roar of cannon Libeca heard, r- 1.