Star. — London, England, 1811-01-01 00:00:00

" ' 170e7Ntr - - Plitarefr#Cte SOITTHAMPON-STREETI STRAND.. Grace she Duke of Rumaateo, K. 0. . Meat Noble the dArloifs oFnyciiussau, R. G. Right Hon. the Rad Of Non fattfrii. runt. that Earl of ilnestinewaarstilou • Right Itnn..ttisi Earl of Urras. Ossoar, LUAU Pit•co, Req. M.P. ars Baawsito, 'sq. M. P.—And.Sisty Directors. ,ianaging Director—i. T. wtits.. „ i, F. A. S. for the renewal of Polities *him terminate at i..nitsr scissors now in course of ditlitery. SONS whd ireinstsred 'with this Asseciathais nme Sambers. Such Resits as arise stro-410111111 .IX a mnia yNs Members, &yarding to their wispidtis aunts, ask% \ naityntat the risk of loss, as an ample sutphila has beto ?raided to illtft any clew of losses that ur. nil Stock insured at the reduced rate of N. par Cent. argils neutglor Policies, when the proosium atosounts togs. are always made rood by this Olice without deduction AUL igents are appointed ittail the principal Towns, who are Aeons to the Pensive wr 1.11,11 Otricr. ,s ant in their places; --sed to attend at a locate period ; several were excused-; and rj, Mr. Owe's, ordered to be taken into the custody of the reant at Ansa. The di:ANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that u he .text conceive it necessary to delay the Important iliscusion was about to take place, by enforcing the Order for caning y the Huss., he weeld stove to postpone the Call until Mon 010sy cost.—Ordered. STATE or THE NATIOE. On the motion of the gHANCELI.OIt of the Exam wen, the Order of the Day having been read for the House tie resolve itself into a committee of the whole House to take into further consideration the State of the Nation, and the Report of the Committee ap pointed to confer with the Lords having been referred to the said Committee, the House resolved itself into the Committee, Mr. Lusuisorox in the Chair. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER addressed the Honourable Chairman in substance as follows :••••••:14 Mr. I.ushington, the resolutions agreed to on a former occasion, by this Cummittee having now received the concurrence of the, House of Lords —lxnean the three Resolutions, the first stating the Bttf I'ISH tiStE-OFFICE. • ,psesent incapacity of his Majesty to execute theTunc -1/17 INSURANCE AGAINST FIJIE, tons of the Etecutive Government, the second de -flaunt Duty), in the mtrrisii flit daring that it is the right- and duty of both House* ' No. 111,,,,Cepansit.t., Losso.n, of Parliament to take measures to supply the existing 'nu- deficiency, and the third prescribing the mode, viz. by way of Bill, that should be adopted for this pur -—I say, Sir, these Resolution* haying been - troth Houses, it only remains for this, •-•••n further consideration the be expedient for Sir, I es - 4' weeks jesty, 4 trust PstoVii)ENCS has in store tut -- lis,. In providing thetefdte that lug be affected during its SlSSllenainas we p..-- 1;* **cure the eiliciettcy of the woutive authority by for it much longer period tha;.that to which the re , strictions on the Resent will apply. Whe restrictions of the country Is >- high authority in the presc.._ 'pa the Regent t extend to little mote than a more necedory for the toga), why 4ipehemonth, but if the return of his Majesty to plan of 1788 in any one instance, than why a _ flower be embarrassed, the inroborenk•loce tang be oi fn getieral. I shall-theietore state the trnsanda—stiehi notch longer durations and that. weakness in the tae-'1 • d depart plan ofd e; /mull maitre authority willtbe nrodneed which tbs. flyntl._ 11.1. ute pre tf•-I._ two important objects to vilsieb,oesi§i§e§eksamsust be drawn. The first to providefor - the security:of the itlogdom, by establishing an effective §,lnviiiistration Ogr public affairs, and giving to dux eaerc.ite of , the loyal functions in the hands of the Regent I n o s sergy and extent . sufficient to guard the in Treats of the claim , try. entrusted to him. The 2,1 object of importance, nearly equal to the otkr—to provide for the remov *l of every possible obstacle to the rest ora ti on o f hi s Majesty to kingly power; and not only to secure the certainty of ;its Majesty's resumption of that power, but to provide, as far as human foresight can pro vide, for his iestuning it without. any. embarrassments which might be created in the interval vi suspension. As far as we can.. Sir, we must reconcile these two objects. Where the one • appears incompatible with the other, we must waive . the expectation of uniting them, and in those cases it will become our duty to give the pceterence where it- is due. in the discus sions which h. vs already taken place on this subject, the jet of the objections which I have heard against the proposed restrictions of the Royal Authority in the hands of the. Regent, appears to be the danger which the Executive Power will ineAt by the diminu tion of its energies, and of its mejuns of acting for the public benefit. I apprehend, however, that a due consideration of the argamentotisas adduced will tend to enforce my second proposition, namely, , the necessity of securing to his Majesty a return to power, and a return unobstructed and unenibar rassed. We are imposing the restrictions on the Regent fur a very limited period; —for a twelvemonth and a fraction, to provide that the limitations shall not expire until Parliament shall have been six weeks sitting. but, Sir, with respect to his Ma jesty, 4 trust we may happily contemplate that hum/Liam:a has in store fur him many yeam'of happy r. In providing thetefdte that t h e ki ng l y power n 4 be affected during its suspension, we proba bly secure the eiliciepcy of the tACCAILig authority for it much longer perioa thata.tbat to which the re-, •strictions on the Regent will apply. 3'he restrictions the Rnt we, extend to little more than a wont but if the return elf his Majesty to tatraise4 • the inetatitessieme stay be of std in the ese-i power be much lop . probably lave hitherto uegeds;-§ir, applies to the esPedientY of some limitation or mho. I am on now argu ing :the particular restriction. •It will be for the Hense, in A future star of the• business, to consi der the precise nature and except of ; the restric. -lions. It may appear to some—l own I have no immediate view of the kind—that the restrictions •on one part of the Regent's 'power should continue for • one time, and the restriction on another part of his power for another time ; because to those pert - ins play not appear necessary that the restrictions shotiliti be equally extended in duration. I apprehend, -Sir, at it is not necessary for me at present to enter * uch into detail as to the nature of the restrictions .;'erhich I propose to recommend, nor does it appear to me to be necersary to say much on my abstaining from proposing-a Council to aid the Regent, or any other such limitations of hi s au th o rity. HoweVeri proper such - restrictions might be at other times, I apprehend that in a time of tsar especiatly, it is infi nitely preferable to impose a mu iction on the power in'the hands of the Regent in particular iustinces only, rather then by the appointment of A Council to restrict that power generally. In the years 1788 and 1789, a period, Sir, to which I have so often refer. red, and to the proceedings in whi c h, i n m y indivi dual judgment, I bow as' to great authority, it was intended to restrain the exercise of those very prero4 gatives on which it is kny intention at present to pro pose restrictions. But tier* it a material dill ere lice in the two propositions, the cause of which 1 am anxious to explain. I repeat, Sir. that I look to the authority of the period t which I have alluded witlii the greatest reverence. I recollect whose itidgment. , whose abilities, and whose character, presided over the transactions of those .dais—:and although I do not expect the unanimous concurrence of those who hear me, in the otiinion, I am nevertheless persuaded that from the circumstance of the plan being proposal after great deliberation, by the illuitrious by whom it was propried, thin general presume eiso of the country is so mock in favour of following such a high authority in the present instance, that it is much more necessary for me tatty why I depart from this plan of 1788 in any one instance, than why I atticjt in general. 1 shall-theiefcwe state the rt i • io nstosk i • iduee me t o depait'reoactbe plan of 1 ; _ • s .1.- • ..,.. , . ... i. ' - ,.., - te a.Val.:. '-'-'- •.1 '"' '-' 1 4::. -''''' : ••l- . 7 r•-• • '• ' .'4,. .• ' t . ' • • ' .. . 1 ) 1 • •••m•>mt,, ;". " -7' '': ••••• '', * - 'r• .A• 'U . i6,...:';'' ; • ) ‘ , ...'" ... "4! , ~ , .. •' ' ':' / * " .1.11 • 4 3 ..- I , .• . 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Yik ' alp jarful [ties Ore Arbeirafj e Segliark • CONFERtMeII WITH Ttlit 00111401 M d d 4 iK k ul tnie hi e h.g le a o r a nt c l omattthei must nem) . ealatideralifilll, ol :4 l o. aubieets,. Wet Quiet tint le. t Ar o J„,,i,ii o gri a m a ea ig,g4, L e j,,,,„, T,„,d,,,, A s About, four o'clock the Loeb CO ottclwoottUitik Wiest on bd'afireittsd s , is the respectlated* anthneitY Flceeil illchwhil l ai OatelPky , We tatilt• Oot think th . 1 plop r i nce 9 f Wales, • TIM Prince,: bat we mVE oily conaider that we lro the Weelopeltould severe! Poses wooded. .• . .. • tO be 'riven to his Janwirii smoked [Atei ed* leStar Issintiv. Alter Moven were twia. • called out to provide a ;lege:icy in . the person (if A -4 • ' • ..;;• . z. ~ 41 O f ; CRUEII• ;be PMied LIVERPOOL merad, N That a Mcoteie . tet• • ' to the Oceistuans to atonal:lt there,,Oiat this Home has *tied • " wellohed. 'Math h the *Mb Cosemlttm. that for Prince. We must ttl t be drawn aside hr Any 1.' 5) ... lie ' sasit — The! ftesolutintileral TRANSPORT OPPiCR, leme4eo 2d, 1$11). to mite ii tin ; s • ~- comabodo, also i t . . thigenspese of pro . r oe o f t h e Royal AothncitY 'rand just estimatiOn at dee ch4recter of g •)y 41 Het • i . cornmenicSte4 bribe IE CO MitfISSIONE RS for CGNDUCTING , contact :A also that this Hasse ladies a aessfertieco with flee gentle nnsi . e..• ifforto,i tut l'ucilL sn a in ? er '. less. We *fluid act tnea unwisel y and m•,••...; s, to he held forthwith in the- Yakked Chamber l''„ and to Web 91100114, the p deems[* end " Tv 1111.1" ; weakly, if in the per/Omen:a: of a great act of j, •. MAJESTrS TRANSPORT' SERrICE, fir *saint th° %Okla haft orderett accordingly, the Mantis. haphancery were, .c'm'ortl" tit the r SICK end WOUNDAD SSAM E Y, asedite lbe Canoed „mu, tie H ouse ni . con:lawns with the said m emo. . , 'Revd I!•glinem Mid appose w pa nici, re l nif u l i nt e. itig , n " ,,= 4l44 ,,,idg eba n t s h i n : , A i si 4 tkia, we mere to round. emu proceeding; po ar . ref PRI.; 9NERS of WAR, de her* give Notice, 1 On the moon Girth* Mettengsrs, they reported.tfrat Mt Coes- Jam , shall be *mercies arid sdailidecr the Royal . Ocular siren MstAnCes, Mid slot oh gener..l principles. it they will be read, at this Office. oil Thursday Cleo NI of 1 awns tad agro l d t o how the suideresocawida their Lerdsids. as =Ph . sae loafs and Conttitation of Greet hit-' To general principles 'Pittlitment has ever thought it the • ere the bcbslta his WWII and " Pur its (try to refer an occasions like du present. - WL, ' -y, 1011, to receive rod readers, and treat with such ' thdrod• .. eo - ` llt ie elient irlor ill Acri ator the o nf itin n oo t i l td"." :"" W erlineent ; alkilef . kl uni g4"l44llt Agai „ ' 4611;.1 . l a t liCr d,: t ring ßegellC . the T ut h rancy " *Ng, o"PtheP4'inittiitedistadurahril,lgorthitenyilloiltet::; 1. in may be willing onotract for Victualling Prisoners l'he Earl of LIVERPOOL then moved, that a dejitstarion eta tli . V.._ ,_,, ___,, 4l k l ` ll `--,--- r, to health and In sickneu. at Eilmiturgh 'Little, he North oppoinini to manage the conferee's with the Commons on the Tit °ME , n, for As months terrain. p a r t of their Lordships, and accordingly, the Lute Patentee T. am es, Istnialowfig the new, the; halms to the Ring of this %ult . !! I occasion. it has alma* always been accompanied Toiler will is received .per we e'ested en de del !firmly, nee the Lotto Paivr_SlAL, tilt, Earls of HAILCORIIIrf Lavitarcloat. r k,d , .„ 47 „4, tarti, ,, ~„ q .,,, t f„,. ob i ., e „..,„1t y ,,,*„4, (kowtows, timutowes,Vieetneet Weit*Mest Ta,tbs . titsbnis. ... I "s eedt t eftalaftor n...u. „ .. ooll .. Pert_rto aliotiot occonloS hms a, its h ui l ttla sirovidud. lr filgre4,,t amt a qiulification of power. There is • 1 scarLe y .t .. if 5ik5.....:,A, sad WALIIIIIOM4I.II4 fel* 10: that •• . eeen,eu r" . e .r t ; *We incur history in which the royal authority has 4 Moder .awe As itecomefewiedly a Leiter frees hvo reepotalut ann ..... ... a din - 4 ., i ,.. ntne (*f .......... ~ mzezi , tr t. hart* h atc w wit h h i s p aw .," aa a„, e ,, t, ii ,„ *A „, r.i l izi:-,- m a chi tie - Tutioess 0, Hau r;-;;;; Ied I end the ~ .. 4 .,, ,layaritileore . the , . C . otu t tni tt . m iki this ead or e anj olir otlt_erA b een. , . enn a e n. e. a el f e . ibeg eo_t w i t b anteense .rest. mint ~r re upon, * matenal c h a t Igm S irrom lehie u il ia Lre i !ke w. if ieil tO it c h rea r.‘....„.dwita te at dir- .csati • ly ii sing a ilar dif te eri f it lillaeff.* : W w . l P l W CPsed ben sonsibto jinere ' ai r d i : atw Y itc h h.i.. : s .C.ootsit.. do at pejo...ems go. Ceuroct. _;„_. • *an Caraelre) terated, that .ha conference ' ~... -,‘ w limitation. I =total, de not mean yeStnetions pre - tier pi; ficitldr, mai LAirrilv. iyopiotoor4.o6-111",... Iv to Wright, te l . aisocrier &weer, %#7_ . iffer, et Reiniiit. ' i u t illi a m. ,, g lVlll : lll.l4.ll4ll4 t i o „ 4 'm aw: i v' *M y lasuatualamo i d" lArthhi P i t ; , I r Seellrit4 ernic e vs .--r op At . - ' herr baths= that - At:tusk that ere may hialinanimousei, In this eillw of the:e i iroinsacty a t om ;[soft ealiaeS OF ORDNANCI, lieleielier tl, sesii. - - Aalearserd, all w Y. jest , kilo what I hiteermyself h e ar d , thu d from t , remote to the _ 'glean% necessity. Prefer to theta IE PRIAIcII'IL OFFICERS of H 15.0- . . ( I have collerterffroni others, I [Melt I stay assume to estahWtist .Position, thitt the general , TESTI - , .ORISVANCR,deherrf, clot Notice; . HOUSE OF COMMONS. 1 that there existent) difference of opinion, on the pro. 1 Merel y d t usage of Paddaesaltishas not been le consider the t Proposals will be received at their Offlie in PalleMall, on . cOSPeitINCE WITH THE Li:MM. p iety a requestins his Royal Hiahaess the Prince ot i L im i tat i on o f the. - of the Resent iu iult• )re Wednesdity the ad Jay of January next, front ad Per- • A message was received from the Ilituse of Lords, W r ales to becorrie the Regent, I think, Sir, from . I t , d a ncents ---- d eenva s ar libillaill en th e bi n - n.str A r. or d u : in ! •1:o may be willing to undertake the supply of the under. "intimating that their Lordship's desired a plasent con- what I hare observed, that I may aasiune,thatkdoel . -- le • - " ----"" - metl quantities and description of English I iniber. foe sere I 1 gerons to the =rt. That usage and th at the Royal Car ri age Near:mein at Woolwich. vie. !Terence with the lieuse of Commons iit the Painted not occur to an of the Gentlemen opposite, to " ew e; principle Win .it follows for the Coin. Hundred Loads of 1-liweJ Abu limber, no Ism under 'Chamber, on the subject matter of the tonfetance that his Royal; Highness should have any Council • • ' • matim •to particular restrictioa it is i feet. hold therehetaven the two Houses on the 22d inst. associated with him in the Regency. The difference 1 which a t ha b e p cnvis i e j• . The genera ) pr o i ) Hundred Louis of Oak, each Stick to contain 70 feet The Messengers hoeing withdrawn, it was ordered, of opinion which 'May he e x pec te d t o t k place will -- d e P °S . , a e.• Ition that Ina. b een advanced by the interact oppo. elf of the qitantity quailed to be detivirredat Woolwich by 1 .. , Secrets „ . , th e t ub, d ay 4 y lon the inOttrin ut Mr. ry Kaires, ♦_ - . probably arise from those points in the proposition site is. that we inidangerilie royal istehority and Con- e day of March, aott dui remainder by 1111 and payment to ha Made by Month!y Certificotes, 'Th a t the Rouse Would, agree to the req coeferences that w high r fun about - to submit v) you. that lead to the I st i in d an, b.,. cr . • th e we ,. c a - d i R ep tbrete months after the receipt of theft Vouchers in the a Committee should' iss appelatest.to the osissea and ...4 r ic est g r e 'C i ti t Cr: n i t :hil t° I l y n a s ; it ecn utho u r, of the Honourable the surveyor General , at the I•nwer; 1 rho the Lords ' - Meesengerashould bo called' and aoloolehr,a - e i . 4 _ , „ . I. ' Tim i s proposition !times to restriCtitais of any kind A l '" 4 “ D arn ' 1 and of clari L ther efor, a • wo i Proposals must be delivered at theuecretary'a Dace in therewith. Any on . et us see. ir, c- • m i t o h re e , liands of the all aforesaid, for no smaller a proportion than one hundred The Mess 'niters were accordingly called in. and cnlarly direct the attention of the Committee. The 1 ter cases may not be stated, in which, to give a Re- ake u, arid indorsed, Prosses far English Ton• addressed by the Seeaenti in the following words t questions which we have to consider and to deter mine i gent the full and complete exercise of the royal *Wit.. ,act no Tender can be admitted after twelve o'clockat noon e. lam commanded to acquaint you, that this 'House dots are the se .-Whether or not it is right to admit o f Any ; ray. would be to do Avery precipitate and a vely mad ea or January next ; neither will any ha noticed for less agree to the conference as desired by the Lords." reatricticus on the royal authority, when placed in the thing. Suppose. tor butance, we were now to pioa n '•" d " , " k " t the eteemiehee ' if the p art y makin g The follewing Members were appointed to form hands of the Regent ? If it be determined that till vide for a regenc y during the infancy of a Monarch r Ln Agent in wit hehal.lly Order of the Board,. R. lar. CRAW' Ssertkry• the Comaiittee of Confiscate : reatietions Are proper , whether the restrictieni - which an ;a which ...... k . . ancy. might expire In a .......... or six Ws. Secretory Ryder, Mr. Spencer Stanhope, the Lord Advs. r - mt I propose, or some other restrkticias, be preferable ? weeks. Urgent public affairs might require that the • READING FICHOOL MEETING. two of Scutari& the Solicitor-General of SceOisad, h Ir. Ashley Function should he discharged during 'hitt Lastly, it the restrictions which la propose. or Key A lga l F. ANNIVERSARY of the READING Cowper, hire. Montague, . Mi. Charles Long, Sir J. bilchoß, Sir CHOOI. MEETING will be - held at the ReCNIS . 8 Even hiePteuti' lord George "ID" ' Mr. 141°11' sad Mr. R. 00h mitri c ti°° ! , be .ledw P ted a whether those Testa e - by a Regent. Would it enter into any man'; i • Dumas P el ii il M 7 . A , and if e r a what period, mind that for such a liteiteil period as that which 1 k , Great Queen4treet, on Friday, the 13 t h outlet; STILV/AltDs. • • The Committee immediately went forth. and the tl l s sh . csti . id /14 4 , ot mutation t e* xoree questions, Sir. I ap- have mentiened, the it le authority tit the Crown ,-. Edward .11ourehler, Thomas Daniel, Es q. ' Sexaexe informed the House that all other Members reh a _ L a:, •• - ' ~-_,_, o en t h at dui sliCUSaillni.Vl- pl , keverting, - will hioge. should devolve on the - Regent-including in it that ge Ironer, abit. , John Hine, Ese, ' were at liberty to attend the Conference. -' ' • With respect th the firaegnestionohvtlier or not it power of creating Peers, granting places and pensions Nichol!, Estp" . Rickard Valpv, Req. On the return, of the Committee, Mr. Spawn( i s 1 .- 1 - - ' - • • • - • .11 , lt.to adm i t o f ;qty eextrietietraaisi the royal au- for . life, or of doing any other act not iiiiinedia I Tickets, liSs. cask, to be bad at the Tererts STANUOPit e 'from the Bar, informed . the 'House that . * when moray placed in thit,hasals . • efahe. Resent ?V. te y ne.g cessary ? Would any man propose such au abuts . - 1 )inner on fable at liatapset Five ti Crock precieely. they had • iNinded in the PaiiimiChaitther, ' in rm- . trust that the Commit*/ .will, as; well as tut every day ? . Certainly we are not in a sittuaion to content. .:evitlemea are to ell to apelike Tickets on *before %amity to their instructions, %n d had been iuformed ileac constantly keg ' 4 ibilli ahe litettPae . k koala - ity a Committee of the House 4 Lords, tiuSt their ` )the r occasion ie the. tear* ef akia_jPa b n u s" plate any thing like a:social:Koury certainty, that tic .. . gul l% areekc *her the Bid *lath I know to proaae shall p in • s I. dikA.l4l4lll- mot pc,. L Stli i t%tßlGHT, Lordsliiios had taken into considerationthevesidations which we have 'te tirsataix -- ' - -- ',. 'A -'. .. . • POnt paged, the asaiessity foe it may expire ;but, at the - -• • . - - Pittete.. ' 1 . . ' .. Alt House of Commoins delivered to them act the • • •,• • • . to prorate, not asir e vac •i • • • tuns, there is aogeound absolutely to conchide . . ' • , tem , , a a 4 u . 0. ,, oots .„ erciM . _4lm _ 110- that the •ay will • . an.* * w - cuettante loow. Taking iota P itintmovolenr soloctip 64 4" 4 b i t" 1 • 11 " 1 "'"- • -• ;i s a Re pots ord ered to* &moot* at tai, ' .. was or •' • • ' • • ' ' ' . lit* cosideratiora r ifietilat which mit: elapse kb the , a . ourselves may not be - long protrisetedotkitir whtaly 'peog• grew of .the Billtahefrire it can -pea tato a law- I I teeont avio PAms k. .kailto ul l at : . . r !„*. ' mt, . t a , as i sfi t ,, ar lid. • . , : i there can be hale doubt will :le oldatatattii to A t V I I =W that no maw is. entitled to bity such gloomy i stteiiil ti . ' ' .. -. .: ' - LeVIS OP ASSENCS. , , end teishy the restoration . ofhis Majes .. ty's . bealtli auto • j colours °stile pkture.arto pronounce•the event iriti. • Mir . 4 ufaita .1 10 tie.; A [;Miter of Members obtained Love ot Absence fir vatioic From this view of the subject naturauy arises th e i Pa ft . t la was bl ' I kit thereftar, tharthaterhich would I * 44 ----a.o..efeellat . she -Guir '''' • •a•-• 'dote's*" perlodie est Ms ground of let health. 1500 ups.. 10,900 Aoidsteera/ltrizcaoriltßy. .... . CALL OF TaSe WAIF& _ cqnsideration what ought, to be the ewer 'attuned , .., el the delauturs on the last call of-the Hattat, tle names a pe riod of the Sus ns;tin of the so al einhori be onressonabk in the case which I have imagined, n ....',.-;...,.:.. mow soo , sindiava . ,• ' The Order of the Dm twin Win- read, for calling over the to the xegent under ouch circtonstaacte. ersd during. exould he unreasonable in the p e • . , -teal* which bet pr l earth[ case, as the re e an n i oh m tot; refit to ealassialletsi Ztets'"• ; iti •; 1 muses , . . stub. cm az of al a • .P e • 7 V , rinds of the terminatieta of the necessity, in both- iles which we are just:heti in being wpm, enough to stance s , m i g h t t . u s e slant in rest enjoy sr p fe i r. a de4r o s ip l ekt a ca t &AU L". nets, an the motion *west-Loa te , • prObably be the same. All that' I • . • !yr. O:Vitin, VI, HtlyMpflitt. IFI4 11, 1401b0,18. .-v I . most e i w tb ei t r , e miamber. C ""t uent vi t " i ee kd ea o in ver tit ' ar ;dares; others were believe will not be of extended duration. Theis are i 1.... L. i____ • ..ere hither to ttroied,..Sia_ attp.lipp. t.. ph. .......1:-......