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Lola • • • missmn tnSIMIATE Timm UMW* tuck _US _ _ • Sialt•The Sonetellos lefty has been plaided to remit a kdbillit*dapital crib mow proolhom obi& youP Mars hate If .gpolg l oag city which the angst! fireftime of the Gnat. and dm . radii of his arldiabeatelsemes as este of the waft remarkable of his incredible moquette. Your lidajefty has communicated to the Some sad dee French: people the Mane featituents which never ask to °coup! pm break far the good of our country and that of Afters. Tbalienatehaltoss tower you thehomage of its adze. Sire. what hairs you not daoe to obtain that peace which might to wills for more than France t And let as be permitted to tell your imperial and Royal Majefty, that the pea. pie of France would not have heard. without Cenfibte regret, of the imam yew SW, has Waled to procure the tranquillity of the Cootinoot.bad you not covered Europe with your trophies. so d &pasted the tbrocooalltleosorhigh a blind fatality had rue. egaosly precipitate' agrdnit France: And when a fourth coalition b a , Nipper* Were you...orbesa, at the voice of your Majetty, ffie sordpii ethe Fremod jostle, more d terrible than the mu of tie mesa. bad overturned. ye, * and annihilated ev &Rack that tipper's! Weir, and your Majefty Rill offered the Ca me peace to eboraseray which you had propofed before you returned your shun. juip.{Thefe are the memorable words in your Majetty's Md. iliss).-you withal for a durable profperity, not only for your own not only for your allies, but even for your oaecniesm.may thanks be rendered to your Majefty in the name of bu gle/64f! Let the eilarnities fall only upon that infular government, which provokes, propagates, and multiplies them ; and with whom it reds entirely to put an end to them. May that Govern net meet with juft reprifab ; may it be denouncd I in its eons gone, and eoufequently through its whole evin.,, by a kind of political anathema : may It be ifolated upon the rocks that are onviressoi with Soma, when It than in vain attempt to (smite Win the "lift of the gold it heaps op, and which is EIS tinged with the blood of the unt4t unate inhabitants of the enilaved Eaft ! . ' " that Government has recalled the piradtice of the hatturous gges, and will experience all the evils of it. Let a wall of brafa limp it far from that Continent where the impious agitators have Ilk often, by their influence, diffufed error and vain alarms, with corrupting procnifes and homicidal poignards, from the cabinets of Minifters even to the caverns of brigands, and the dens of Ahem Lee Europe, whole civilisation it has willed to throw back, be fork as inhofpitable land ! Let its Mips, of which it is fo proud. be (catered over the leas on which they tyranuize ! May they with in vain to efeape horn the angry ocean; and on the coaits of Europe let them only find places where they will be wrecked without receiving affittance, where inevitab!e imprifon pent, or the avenging tbnndcr of the rights of nations, await them o—AndvAat is the term which your Aiajetty will be pleated to put to this terrible re adionl agalnft the blows which thz Englifh Go: vernmcnt has fo often 'truck ? The moment when a Tatting peace *hall guarantee the freedom of commerce, the liberty of the fors,the independence of nations, the end of all the calamities with which the Brit& Government has inundated Europe, the happi sets of the Englilb nation itfelf, which the Government deceives, leads may, and degrades. from that high pinnacle of glory, whore Co many great men had railed her. " To eked this deliverance of European indultry, the French people. Sire, will fecond you with their generous ezrrtions. What Moult it not do for that augult Monarch who defpifes fatigues, privations, and dangers, when be fights for the profperity and ho nour of the nation which has trulted to hint their deftinies ? What would it not do fur the Hero it admires, and for the Father it lows ? The Senate, Sire, has haftened to adopt the &nevi Cox frltato,whiell permits 83,0a0 brave men more to go under your orders, and join in the rinks of the conquerors of Marengo, Au- Radii*, 'and Jena, to triumph a r.l to gain a peace by conquefl— thofe of your children, to whom the law has decreed the honour able privilege to march the Silt, in ..rder to lure the glory of their feniors in arms. We thank you for calling them fo loon into your camp, as to give them hopes of RIR finding laurels to gather at the extremity of Europe. And in the mean time, Sire, the Se nate, devoted, like the people, to your Sacred Perfon, feeling it ' their glory to tranfmit to your Majefty the fentiments of the na tion,fimpreffes the lecret with which calls for the pretence of your Mejefty. It is inceffantly occupied with thole prodigies which your genius effeds, with the great odious of your invincible ar- Inks, with the renown of their illtiltrious aids, with that peace whoa poor Mak/it , wiR give the world, and with that happy moment, when, as the Interireter of the public gratitude, it will prefettt to your Imperial and Royal Majelty the homage of their refpcd, their love, and their inviolable fidelity. " The irefident and Secretaries. (Sip c(1) " CAMBACERES, Arch Chancellor of the Empire. " DEPERE, Secretary. ■ PORCHER, Ex Secretary." POLAND. Posts, Dec. ti.—The King of PRUSSIA feems as if be intended to remain a fhort time at Pulufk, where he wits prefent at the review of the Ruffian troops, on whole account, in confequence of their murmur ing for agnt of their pay, be has iffued an order upon the bank of Koningfberg for too,ooo ducats. It is not only in ei. druant Pruilian Poland, where the /tench entourage the opprefred Poles, but even in the rear of the Ruffian army, in the territory be longing to the Ruffians, that :he infurreEtion has broken out. The whole of Lithuania is in a (late of ferment ; and General Bcnningfen has been compel. led to fend detachments of cavalry through the whole of the Grand Duchy. The French Emperor, in the mean while, takes care that the brave Poles &ill not want arms; zo,oco mulkets have already . .I>cen dißributed.; and a vat quantity of cannon and ammunition is on- the way from Germany. From Magdeburg alone. upwards of _moo° quintals of powder have been fent. The example which has had the greatett influence upon the Poles is that of Prince Radzivil, who, though married to a Pruffian Princefs of the Blood, has preferred the intereas of his coun try to all the advantages of confanguinity. PRUSSIA; Kontsusaeso, DEC. ts.—Her Majefty the Qicen is ill of a nervous lever, but not dangeroufly. Two French columns will march it is faid, the one by Thorn, and the other against this place. Several perfons are removing to Memel and even farther off. The General Count Schulenburg has given up his command on account cf bad health. Lieutenant General Rachel is appointed Minilter of War. Count Haugwitz is Rill here. 4TETT IN, DEC. 22.— According to the laft intel -I:,:ence from Koninglberg, the King continued to rctite towards the North. It is certain that his !equipages have fet out for Memel.—Xeille du Uord. MULLIN DEC. 30.—1 f we m a y cr edi t i nte lli gence from authentic fource, the 4id.de-Camp of General Zallrow holds the port folio of foreign affairs. The Minifter of State, Count Haugwita, has retired to his elate, on account of ill health. All the accounts we have received allure us, the Queen of Pruffia is ill.—Alvilfr du Nord, Jan. a. (From the Telegraph.) It is remarkable that leveret Englilh veirels are fill allowed to take on board cargoes of grain at Dantzie for England. It Ow us much pain to learn this, as if this exPortazsosa continues, the Pruf fian Country mull Coon experience all the horrors of a famine ; his MajelV the mperor has; been obliged tatupply the inhabitants with corn out of the sty Magazines. trx.r. Tastiv bac. ts.—An Ugh& 48 gin ftiOte and a po l acre Catered our port yeAstday._ The blockade of Venice continues. The Logi& hart alfo near Pirano two men of war, use of which be. longs to the squadron of Sir Sidney Smith, aid the other to that of Admiral Collingwood. They Sop all reffels bound to our port, rifit them, and thofe which come from the ports of France. retie's which failed from Ancona were eapassed itl this manner a few days ago; however, upon *trio. terrention of our Commandant. the Englifh releafed them, and their cargo e s w ere brought hitter. ' GERmeNr. Vllllllll 9 Dse. La.—Genera Baron Si. Vincent has let off to repair to the. Headquarters of his Ma jetty the Emperor of the Frenth and King of Italy. The Minitiers frequently 'tremble together ; the Emperor and the Archduke Charles arc generally prefent at thefe conferences. Dec. 17.—1 n confequence of the interruption of all communication with England, no letters have been lately received at our PoR-office from that Country. It is Paid, howeier, that a new line of communication has been opened, by the way of Ri , gas by the Englilh Ansbetfador. Britifh c•mmodi. ties have rifen very high, in confequence of the late Idecreei of Napoleon. Damao, Dsc. ;o.—We enjoy an uninterrupted tranquillity here, thanks to the excellent meafures of the French Commandant, and we Humid hardly know that the war continued; did we not learn from feveral parts of our Veal:trate that a fcarcity was again felt in thole places which birder on the high roads. A famine is on the point of making its appearance amongft us; and it may be well fuppofed, that the evils infeparable from war have not improved our isso htion in this refpea. AMCLASI, Die. 26.—The French troops which are in this town, will remain here a few days longer, un til the arrival of the anfwer of the Court of Sweden to the propofitiOns which have been made to General Von Efien, Commandant of Stralfund, and which the latter has fent to his Court. The objed of thcfe propofitions is, they fay, to declare the neutrality of Swedifh Pomerania. Waiting the decifion of this affair, our gates are 'flint, the bridges carefully guarded, and no perfons allowed to pats, but women who bring greens and other provifions. FRANKFORT, Dec. v.—According to letters from Stettin, where a great part of the troops of Baden are in garrifon, and from whence parties of them have been fent into Pomerania, in the neighbourhood of the PrulUan gartifons 11111 remaining, there have been two bloody affairs between fome of them and fome Prtiflian detachments fern out from Culberg ; and in which, though the troops of Baden did not thew themfelves deficient in courage, yet as they had to contend with a fnperiority, they were wonted in both ensagements. Batt as or ins MAYMF, DIC. ha're been tranfinitted to the Medical Faculty of Vienna, nn the tidied of flopping the savages of the white flux in Poland, and an anfwer has been fent. Pro-' bably it will require a fupply of wholefome provifions and good wine before the evil can be ftopt. Nommen, Doc. 26.—The ducal houfes of Sax. ony have concluded a treaty with France, by which they accede to the Cinfederation of the Rhine, and furnith a contingent of 2800 men ; in confequence of which they are not only re-eftabliffied itqatts po i , but are exempted from all regulations, contributions, and paffages of troops, and will have returned what. ever has been levied on them. BANKS OF THE DANUBE. DEC. is Paid, that a perfon of diflinetion, who enjoys the full confidence of his Majelly the Emperor of Außria, will foot) fet out for the French head quarters. There is a report, that in confeqnence of the reßo• ration of the kingdom of Poland, Gallicia will be ceded to it, and Aulltia will receive in exchange a much more important country, a country which it has feen with regret in the polreffion of a foreign power for more than 6o years. The report of the cetlinn of the Principality of Salzburg, and the In. vierticl to Bavaria, is as yet too uncertain to be relied on. The negociations carrying on at Vienna, are however certainly of great importance; numerous couriers and orprefes are continually paffing, and M. Andreoffi and Durand have frequent conferences with the Minifter Count Stadion. HA NI BUKC H, JAN. 2. The reports of the batteries and walls of the fortrefs of Cronenburg, at Elfinftre, having been completely iuined by the Roma of that aoth of December, are much exaggerated. It is Paid that a certain Minilier of a Northern Power has received the grand crofs of the Legion of Honour. LONDON. • TUESDAY. JANUARY 13. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Confab. for Jan. 64.—Reduced 60.—Omethmt s 4 pn Exchequer Silis,,par to 3a. prem. PRICE oF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3p. CLAM Ann. 60f 159 j 6 Imp. Ann. 71 3 per Cent. Coin. Auu. 5919 Each. Bills, is. aO. prem. 4 per Cent. 7 8 f Ontnitun. 21 # prem. S per Cent. Nary, 93ff ENV& Tickets 791 161. Long Ann. x7f ContJor ace. 611 6 t India Bonds, 31. 4s. prem. Three Denmark Mails arrived this morning, by which various foreign journals as well as private letters have been received. The latefi letters received at Altona from Vienna, the beginning of the prefent month, announce the arrival of a French officer of NAPOLEON to demand, it is Paid, of the Emperor of Auntie an explanation of his views, and infills on his declaring either for France or for Ruffia ; her ally, NAPOLEON, having determined that Auntie !hall no longer be allowed to remain neutral. There letters alto fiate, that General St. VINCENT had been difpatched from Vienna to the French bead.quarters, with the determination of the Est PIILOI. Thefe Papers afford no information refpeeing military operations deferring of any particular no tice. For other articles of intelligence which they furnifh. we refer our readers to the eztrads in the preceding columns. By °thee accounts it appear! pretty certain that a itegociatioti atoms kitad istoir4ba between Frannie and Maria ;—but .chieflt . relating to the new at stetereetts Which the ream-mine of the Poli‘ Mg narchy mat feeder neeefaty. • AU the ace:Minns from the theatre of wat stip itt affirming, as eras Rated in fdrmer accounts,.dtat the French army Coffers t dreadiblly from Heard t..and that the Ruffians are daily receiving reinforcements. In a:al we are grieved to find that the inhabitants are dreadfully aleiged with a fcourgethat frequently follows . War—e tenible famine. jukice demands that due praife &mild not be withheld even from an enemy: Vie' accounts sate, thit, but - for a timely ftipply of corn afforded' fd the inhabitants from the French magazines, mani J4mufands of them inua have fallen vietims. We need hardly add, that all the accounts, efpe cially thole coming from places occupied by the French, ihould be received with much caution, not only the printed Journals, but even private indivi duals, bring under much reflraint'in their commit nications. PRIVATE LETTER. ALTONA, JAN. are without any certain intelligence from Poland, and all the news which reaches us is founded on reports; the Weil accounts from Warfaw affert, that nearly one-fifth of the French army. is infelted by contagious difortlert ; they had croffed the (mall rivers between the Viflula and the Bug, and taken a new pofition• "The "Riau) army inmates daily, and is already immenfe ; fome .11atements carry it ashigh as 500,0c0 men in Poland, and, on the way to join them. Field Martha) Kaininfitoy is Paid to have given orders, if any at tack is made on Ruffian Poland, not to give any quarter ! The greater part of the French troops in Sikfia have been recalled in order to ftrengthen their army in Poland. 44 The accounts which have reached us from the Tnrkith provinces in Europe, hate, that the Ruffians have not only occupied Choczim and Jaffy, but' alfo Bender, Buchareli, and Widdin, and are approach ing the frontiers of Dalmatia. II In Hambnrgh, the Members of the &kith Fac tory are now without a guard: the Britifh property reginered in the protocol of the French Minifter is confifeated, and will be fent off to Mentz tomorrow. 's On the 28th oh. a violent hurricane came on at at Cronenburgh near Elfineur, accompanied by a very high flood, which entirely dcftroyed the batte r ies, battions, and ramparts of that fortrefs : the damage is eflimated at three millions of marks cur rency, and it will require three years before the works can be replaced." ,HOLL4ND. , A number of letters, fonts •of them of as late a date as the 7th inn. were yellerday received from goUand by a oefrel arrived in the River. From thefe it tppaars, that the. Decree prohibiting come e vial intercourfe with England had been fo iiriahy enforced, that no lets than fixteen velrers, with their,cargoes, had been confifcated. Many of the Dutch Officers of the Cuitoms have been removed, abet their places filled with Frenchmen ; and the Dutch merchants arp in a (late of defpair at the spin in whieh.tltis law IS ilk* to involve them. TREATY WITH AMERICA. A Morning Paper Rates, that by the provifions of ' this treaty, American veffels are to be permitted to tarry goods from the colonies of our enemies to traace, Spain, &c. upon condition of their touching at an American port in their pear, and there paring a duty of two per cent. on their cargoes. We can not take upon us to fay how far this Raiment is cor• , tea, but we apprehend it mun be erroneous,, for it would follow that in time of war - our enensiesaeght not only get home the produce. of their colonies, but at much lets expenfe than even the Britifb merchants, two per cent. being a trifling expenfe comparediotbe war premium for infarance paid by the latter. This, however, would be the lean part of the evil, for wars ever have been, mad ever will be, prolonged, in pro portion as their inconveniences are felt to prefs lightly on the one partyor the other ;and, in the prefent date of the world, we can make the evils of war p re f s h eav y on 04T enemies by no other means but dint-ding their commerce. It may be Paid, to be fare, that by cap. twang awl; colonies we can effed this, but, in the natdre of things, we can never be in a condition to at• tesppt this as fpeedily as we can aeoomplifir the other. On the fubjea of the Slave Trade, lit night in the Houfe of Lords, we were happy to hear Lord Gann mg.' Rate that it formed one of the articles in the treaty Aiterica. We do not Ingrate, to interpret I • th a, -"An 1406, that skAlitiOn, icrecogn i fed in the treaty by, the 4usetiesn States; as well as by this country. If this flual , prone tb be the fadt, it is a feature of humanity and benevolence, which, in our eniMation, will cover a multitude of other infirmities It is certain that Mr. Fos, ie his carnal &fire to remove'the only fdid objetaion that he taw to the abolition of the Slave Trade (namely, the danger that rival nations ?nigh t continue it to our prejudice), made it a topic.nf private difcuffion with the-French Mini. nifter, and propofed, that an article, binding the two nations reciprocally,not only to abolifb the fcandalons traffic, but alfo to ufe their influence with their refpec tive Allies, flsould make part of rbe Definitive Treaty of Peace. In juftice to the French Mininer, it ought to be known, that he met this fibula propofition with the MoR chterfulacquicfccnce. N4U77CAL INTELLIGBNCI. " FALMOIITH, JAN. to. Sailed Ms Majefty's (hips BLONDE, of 3: guns ;•—• MOSILLI, of 18 guns ; ABUNDANCE, LUCIFER, and BACeNtis, with the outward bound 'Well India and Mediterranean fleets, which put hack on Thurfday lag, 'Arrived the American (tip Wallington, Capt. W13371a from Spain, Sateen d a y s parage ;—and the brig Expedition, CARPENTER, from Libon, hit from Milford. The Auckland packet, with mails for Lisbon, will fail tchmorrow.—S iled the (hip Sid ney Cove, Captain EDWARD-, with convias for NA, South Wales.—Wind S.E. PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY ti. Arrived his Majelly's 'hips DRAOnN, and the Pnot nix, from Ply mnosh. flailed his hlmjeny's 'hips Chinn, to the Eallward, and the HEARTY, on a cruise.-=Wind S.E. DEAL, JANUARY sa. Arrived his Majelly'. !hips Tacratrevas, Mus surto, and the FURI• Vll, from a cruife. Came down from the River the Hon. Eal India C•ompany's (hip Admiral Gardner, b , 'end to the Eall Indies, and remains in the Downs with the (hips as per lilt. —Wind W. S. W. hazy. CHATHAM, JANUARY n. The Captain of x velfet who had been' to deliver sores at Buenos Ayres, ar►ived here lett week. and matted before a number of perfons, gt the Chat Arms Tavern, that he had left the river la - Plata early in Oehber, at which time Buen••s Ayres was in out potiefflon, and that no apprehenfions were En tertained of an attack from the Spaniards. The PANDORA was - commaoned laft week by Captain SPENCE. and the WANDERER by Captain CROFTON. —The EXCELLENT was undoeked on Saturday. SHEERNESS, JANUARY rt. Yefierdty arrived his Majeßy's fhip the Darner, Captain -Exam, from Chatham, and is expeaed to go to the Nore, where her complement of men will be completed, and then (he will proved to fea.—Arrived at the Nore, the Pim CHU gun brig, Lieutenant Am.- DOWIL Commander, to be pail. JANUARY t2.—Arrived the Dani(h (hip Figmat o Captain WILLIAMs o n, with timber and deals, from Krogera in Norway, Coy this port; the foip Rodney, Captain Bowes, with timber and plank, from Danr. zick, bound to Portfmouth—fhe has experienced fo much damage on her voyage, that it is expected me muff unlOad here ; the (hip John, Captain WOOD. WARD, alfo from Dantzick, with timber and plank, for his Majeffy's yard here--. The has alt experienced very bad weather on her .voyage. This day the officers, clerks, and artificers of the Dock Yard have been paid three months pay to the 3cth of September Taff.—Wind W. S. W.—foggy weather. YAILMOUTH, JAN. 12,. Arrived yefterday P. M. the Aucctitan packet, Captain HAM mono, with mails and paffengers, from Hufum ; the paffengers and mails were landed here, and the packet failed this morning for Harwich.— This morning arrived the Rocauca Captain CORRY, from the Nore, where fhe has been paid. Sailed on a croize the Aerat (loop of war, Havocc and CHARGER gun brigs, and the,Caaarsa cutter, with a Meffenger with difpatches for the Continent. —. Ships of war in the Roads, the Majeflie and Trafly flag IlsipF ; Dieator, Stately, Ruby, Agincourt, Roe buck, and Naffau ; Quebec frigate, and Cruizer (loop. Wind S. W. The Neptune of Hull, lately captured by the JeAa privateer, is loft on Hafbro' Sand ; the Frenchmen got on board a flunp, andfailed for Holland. • An Officer of his Majeity's (hip l'lmperienfe, Lord Cocuaaws, to his relation in Portfmonth, dated' Dec. 31, lays, °. There are five fail of the line (one three decker). tbree frigates, and three brigs, ready for lea at bourdeaus. We have taken four fistall rails, laden with wins and brandy, and one with rofin. Where the fhip cannot go our boats do, fo that we ate fmnetimes.anrufed by going within half a mile of the French fquadroa s and are chafed off by their boats." . •• • The following diArelffitg iteetnint of the colony at New SoutlfWale• , is istraaed from a letter received from an Officer, dated Sullivan'.. Cove, New Oskar, Aoguft 4, rBo6 " The Ocean brings you this.—Our Lituatlon is very Wer many fuifcrags: we Were had no rations ferved lady.. Mt ewe to rave. We Mee Out # drop 61 *its in rise cohoyan z re very deftitute of melt, brad, clothing. farming wid atds—in fag of every *mews soa*m- of pima - Governor of tar fsty is filM lose anowancedttito s of rotten pork **Asia polindW Boor per vredi ; even it Ms rate we bays Dot a hitiont .fappiy fee one nomeb."...Ork e Captain of danOcuan fays r dwAt M faw a oicrettaantaan setae up the river when be was align Aim; 0 4 he hopes be hod ftlP lilies for the palmy. On.Satirdey to Li . 4ry'vias arrefted at Yarmouth, hy tw4.olficers from limy-erect, who tcok her to Lon don. She is charged with defrauding a Gentleman in 11 , 10. Maj., DIAN :ark odeen of Miles have bad a amp clam —.we bad game (aid a wihf g mfe cbece, after this eitraordinat (Septicemia. The Bow;ftreet people went on' Fridarrilght, forti fied' by the Lord Chancellor's warrant, to a boo& he Tenterda.. Itatet.lianover.fquars, to whirls they were coododted kg his boo therls Solicitor. The =fiver from, !rickle was, that Mr. L. Wee ' not to be fpoketa with. Several men, on the olgcen eating to break in, fprong rattle, and the leiter muft, have is dm watch hes, bit tau the indoor irony *odd not oat to make good their charge. This fans won repealed on Saturday morning lath. The officers, backed kit e ; Lord Mayor's war. rant were a g ain refuted admittance. were told that Mr. Ludlam was fate in the cuitody of tiro of Dr. Muir s peep ea' le, The hook, which eau well fortified, underwent k *arm Sege.... The affailants,partlyby itratageat, and party by force, obtaistid an agree, They found moire/I warylsoats i aa aired i rlsta ilbam, &c, bat as Mr. Ludlam. It was evident that he d from the Ina, and a gaiter grace followed of snore than xi . Mr. L. was n et fo un d. Mrs Ludlam ridlet t led the oilksent. dud pet them et defiance to find Mr. L. Pearkes deferred usher, that he was only a tow minutes too late, on the night Mr. L. riot it Mr. Peacock, in the London Tavern, to Secure him. Mrs. Lupe, re plied, the knew what the coofequence would harebell, bravo aid have had his head Wane* f As the odious were liana to leave the houfe, an elites, from Marlborough- ftrect Mice, entered the bonfe, to take Mrs. Ludlam into cultody, to anfwer a dune made againft her at that office, the, in coofequence , yet off In her carriage to Marlborough-italic office. The charge againft her was prefer red by a Drefa-Makm, for an 'fault. It appeared, in evidence, that Mrs. Ludlam had given fame work a few days dace to the complainant, who had alto other articles of drefs which had been altered, and which the refnfed to deliver to Mrs./. until the &odd firft be paid her money. Mrs. L. became enraged ,at as Dads-Mater's conduit!, had a kind of fad& enf= li eth i l s eli a n t uk complained of was comadtted. The Drefs for her prellog for money in eonaqueaco of the uniodid *SO the frrepy of Mr. L. The Mmellbefts eve= do POPII to ai j uft tbar aitisrenecs, which ate* was whls. ,