Star. — London, England, 1804-05-14 00:00:00

Lord CASTLWACH retains his tandem as Prefi• dent (.1 the Board of Controul. Mr. WILLIAM Duwoas will be the Treafurer of the Navy, or Joint Paymufter. The new Board of Admiralty will confill of the following perfons: Lord Vilcount MeLvir.r.r, Sir PHILIP STEPHENS, Bart. Sir HAM NC•La, Bart. Admiral Sir Joint Cor.rors, Bart. Admiral GAMBIER. Admiral PATTIik, and WILLIAM Diceamsms, jun. Efq. Mr. HUSRISSON will fucceed Mr. VAusyrrAaT, and Mr. STURGIS BOURN! will replace Mr. SJIRGIvIIIT, as Secretaries of the Treafury. The laft named gen. dentin has been mentioned. but not confidently, as a Lord of the Treafury. We have received Paris Journals to the 3d inllant. They contain the proceedings in the Tribunate on the ill and sd of May, upon the propofal for con ferring on Bowur•aTa the title of Emperor, and rendering that dignity hereditary in his family, ac cording to the laws of primogeniture. The only man who had the courage to oppofe this propofal was Coo se or, in a dikourfe of which only the outline is reported. He confidered the meafure as re pugnant to liberty, and not even calculated to fecure that tranquillity which was its profeffed 'Aka. It is evident that he did not feel himfelf Cafe in ufing all the arguments and ifluarations of which this view of the fulled is capable. He likewife confidered how far the meafure might affect the external relations of France, and a general peace. His reafonings on this head are not reported; but in the prefent Rate of Europe, it is not very probable, that much oppofi. tion will be given to a name, while the afcendancy of the power is no greater than it was. If we were to difenfs the merit of a Government become hereditary from the double conqueß of the people at home, and the nations broad, we ihonld be inclined to condemn it altogether. This is not of the limited Monarchy to which the Tribunes now recur as the only Rate of freedom for great nations. In the Empire of France there is nothing but Booaraara. In limited Monarchies there mull be orders both aril: tocratical and demoeratical to limit the Chief Ma. gißrate. If not it is defpotifm. We fee nothing to limit the Emperor of the French. There is no law _ . by which he governs. Then what is this but a Del: potifm ? What a triumph to the Coo tlitution of England, that its enemies mull reafon from its gene ral principles in favour of their hideous caricatures of it• Saturday and yefterday their AlsjsEnos, aeeompa• stied by the Princeffes, and the Dukes of Cumuli lamb and Cassainos. took an airing to sew. The Royal party feemed much pleated with the new pa lace, and after walking each day in the gardens, they returned to the Queen's houfe. On Saturday his MAJZSTT Signed feveral official papers.—Lord HOBART had an audience of his Ma. lIATY both Saturday and yellelday.a.MT. PITT VW with his Msis,vlr on Saturday, and twice yefterday. Lord liswitsssusr and the Earl of DARTMOUTH bad conferences with his Majesty yelerclay. On Saturday Lord Maa.Tlit.■ entertained Mr. PITT. Earl ROSILTH, Colonel Hors, and Wis.:. W. and R. Donnas, ace. &c. at dinner. Yellerday about two o'clock, the Prince of Wet.ts sifited the Duke of Devoreu tee. Yetlerday, about to o'clock, Mr. PITT had an in terview with Lord Haw 111 sau v, at his houfe in Pic cadilly. Saturday morning the door leading to the back entrance of the Queen's houfe was opened for the &ft time fince his MAJESTY'S indifpoliticrn for the admiffion of tradcfmen, &c. On Saturday WILLIAM CAAWFOID, Efq. was ad mitted to the degree of Barrifler at Law by the Hon. the Society of the Middle Temple. • The following Officers, late of his Majefly's (hip iiitAsnrim, were all well at Verdun,in France, on the 23d April. 18°4 CArTAIN—F.DMARU J.[ /ISON GOWEN. LILUT/NANTLi..qs. , .L. , IIsILaI,RODIMIITIMMASD• OOI.M . a. A. SIMI:. hlASTla—Hanar Coocn. MARINI Orricsr—ALax. ECKPOR Pc i t sui—JAbits H . SURGEOM—INO. BILL. MA 51 lA% FIAT,,-AVNI. GUM. Asit.Resmsoic MIUSIIII , IIIN ....SA IA R011ti)ON, WILL. ALLEtt,T. W.Czcos, awl FIANCIi - - It appears by a letter from Flufhing, that the gal lant Sir Svoa ET Smrru's health is fo much impaired from conilant fatigue and watching upon the Dutch coati, that he is obliged to relinquith the command of his flatinn fur the prefent. • • It is repotted, in the American Papers, that the Britilh have taken poffeflion of the City of St. Do ming... A letter from Lifbon by the Britannia, Banwirs arrived in the Downs from the Tagus, Elates that Bayonne has recently been nearly deliroyed by file. The flames were not dilcovered till fix o'clock in the morning, when they burn forth with irreGftible via lence; the large ftores tilled with brandy, tar, &c. prefented one !beet of fire, afcending into the -sir upwards of zoo feet ahr , ve t:ie building. The brandy, tar, oil, &c. formed a !!ream, and running in flames into the Adour, relented the frogular and terr;ble fpeEtacle of a river on tire.—The fire continued horning violently for two days, during which many lives and property to the value of two millions of francs were 1011. A private letter from Munich Rates, that the Elec tor of Bavaria has promulgated a law relative to the paffage of any foreign trrops in his dominions, and the oppofition to be made again 3 any territorial Tic). latiou —This inc.:fure has inmediately followed the arrival of meirsogers lion lisrito and Peterf buigh, is toppoted to nave rcfultcd from the t:if• paulicb t:.cy brought. XATITICAL INTELLIGENCE. PINZANCE, MAY t t.—Since my lift the Gattaar [loop of War and REsoLorto■ cutter have arrived add remain ; and kit evening the brig Padftow, of Padflow, failed for St. Peterfburgh, with tin. Fat.mourii. May. t I —Arrived the FLY (loop of war, from Portfmouth, to give inftrudions to the outward bound Weil India tips that may be here. Wind north. Par sworn, MAY I 2.—Came in from the Channel Fleet NITTONI, of 98 guns; Cunacionts, of 74 gUni; IwnITATIo•ILt, of 38 guns, Molwa FONTuwln, of so guns; and Ramona, of 14 guns, from a cruize Sailed the Como_tranon, of 74 guns, to join the Chan nel Fleet; ENDY M lON, of +4 guns ; SANTA MAIGA. NITTA, of 38 guns; and Rosati°, of t 8 guns, on a cruize ; AURORA, of 28 guns, in quell of a privateer Paid to be off the Start, but She is returned without having difeoreted her ; Haan; of 18 guns, with a fleet for Ireland. PORTSMOUTH, Mer 13.—Sailed the Namasts fri. gate, for Torbay ; and the &IDE! brig of war; with the Ceres and the Whitby tranfports for Guernfey.— Went out of harbour the &aut.! au frigate. Arrived the Maws. cutter, Lieutenant TALIOT, with feven tranfports, having the 17th regiment on board, from Cork. Alfo the SQ3/1111/ of 24 guns, Capt. &owl', from the Downs is ordered to be fitted for a foreign Ration. Sailed the MONMOUTH, of 64 guns, Captain HART, to receive the flag of Admiral Rue sat., at Yarmouth. Wind weßerly. DEAL, MAY i3.—Sailed the SPEEDY Hoop of war for Portfmouth.—Arrlsed the Oassrss Hoop of war, from off Boulogne, and remains in the Downs with the tett of his Mgjelly's Chips as per laft.— This morning Rear• Admiral Louis (hilted his Rag from the ARDENT to the LEOPARD man of war, ►n the Downs. Wind S. E. Yaascoorti, Mar 13. —Friday evening filed the STATILY. of 64 guns, Capt. SCOTT, and the Uat colts frigate, on a cruife off the Dutch coat. The Lios armed fbip and Com:7mm* cutter, with a .beet of merchantmen bound to the 'Baltic, are wind bound. In the Road, one armed (hip, and three Cutters. HAMM, Aran. 24.—The Council of the Marine have received intelligence that the armed brig Union, forming a part oFthe diviGon of Captain Faust., has captured a large Eriglith velfel called the Macley.— This prize entered Helvoetfluya yeaerday. FROM LLOYDS LIST. OILAVISZ111), MAT sp.—Palk' by the BeV packet, Fose, horn Bengal; Cumberland, Davrife, from the River Plata; Fortitude, Dunbar, from Ortnada; Edward and Charles, Partiagale, from Charkelton ; Difpatch, —, from St. Michael's ; Union, Meeke ; Agniloo, Blackburn; and Woods. Brown, from Lyman; Euf tines, ----. from Alicot ; BUIs, Equilo, and Legaro Fernado, from Whoa ; Goodt hunt Archangel ; Juno, Ja :Oda', and Vrow Gethie, —., from Memel; Lord Helium, Gardner, from Lubec ; Fortuna, Sophia Catharina, Blake ; Cann, Swainfoo, sod Crown Primes, Bia , from Norway.— flailed the Harotina, Pendt. for =sere; Zwick —, for Stet tin; Betfey, (Lohman, for Lamm ; Eton, Geary, and the Amity, Dordon, for Guernfey. Malvin—ln the Creek, the Bona Fides, Randall, from Barce lona—At Portfinut.th,Chi :late and Ann, Mitchell. from Water ford—At Falmouth, Loulfa, front Virginia ; Betfey, Mar tin ; and the Elisabeth, Bowden, from Lifboo—At Brutal, Rebee ea, Poke, from Ditto—At Liverpool. Arnim , f ro m Phi ladelphia ; Pinfent, from ILlibart ; and Flaimeria, from Peony—At Guernky, Maria Sophia, —, from Naples; and the Clermont, --, from Virgioia—in the Tod, Olive Branch, Bennett, from Cluuteftown—At Triefte, Adventure, Wrightfoo, from London ; and the Endeavour, Kilpatrkk, from Liverpool— At Halifax, Charleflon, —, and Governor Carleton, from Ditto. There are to be 5o Pon Captains promoted from the Lift of Commanders; so Lieutenants (amongli whom Lieut. Coo MLAN is to be one) appointed Com manelers ; and too Micifbipmen and Matter's Mates, appointed Lieutenants. • • The gun-boat No. 74• of the fi►ft chi's, built at Granville, alma new, carrying one 36 pounder in her (tern, and two 24 pounders in her bow, was on the 4th inftant fees near Alderney, bottom upwards, and towed into that Maud by feveral boats, a perfea wreck. One corpfe was found on board, with Come (hot. A letter from on board the PRINCESS of ORANGE, off the Texel, dated the 6th inft. Pays—" Our fqua dron is conflantly on the alert, anchoring whenever the weather will permit in fight of the Dutch fleet.— We underfland that there are zo,ooo French troops at the Helder; and that their cavalry and fodder are (hipped ; their men of war and tranfports are obvioufly ready for lea. The Dutch have in the Mars Diepe, five line of battle (hips, betides frigates, Sloops, and tranfports ; and another !hip of the line is now on her page from Amfterdam to join them." The VICTOR Hoop of war has captured off Acheen Head a French (hip valuably laden with prefents from the King of Cochin China to the Grand Conful. It is Rated that a+ French privateers have been fitted out at St. Jago de Cuba, and that they have captured nutnerous American verfels. The French Agent charges ;Soo dollars for each commiftion ; and loco more ter every condemnation ; and the confequence is that every vele' lent in is immediately condemned. The Frcticn Dlinifler at Leghorn is making eaten five preparations there for the reception of a fqua dron, on board which, it is added, feveral thonfand troops, aflembled in Etruria, are to embark. The port continued blockaded by come Englins frigates. The Neptune, WILLIAMS, from Vigo for Liver. pool, loft her main and fore-malt on the banks of Newfoundland ; and being leaky intended making for the firft port (he could. The palfengers were taken on board an American veffel for Salem, bound to Belfaft, on the 17th of March, and arrived at Liver pool on the loth infant. A letter from on board his Majelly's (hip Inv rm. GATOIL, off Temor, lays, " We have afcertained that the ftrait between New Holland and New Guinea may be fafely paffed in three days, with caution : eater the Reefs in 9. 48. S. and paffing on the North fide of Murray's I laid, her for the I since 01 Wale%'s Ifles in to. 31. S. a ihip may anchor every night under the ke of a reef or Wand." gERSEr, ardr 9. A eonfiderable degree of alarm was experienced here yefterday afternoon. The fignal being made . from the Prince'. Tower fora fleet of enemy's (hips (landing into &wily Bay. Orders were inltantly chi patched by the General to the Tower for a confirma tion of this. It was found, that in the hurry the man who hoifted the fignal made the one for the enemy going into Boully Bay : fo far was a mißake ; but a fleet of French veffels of war was clearly dittinguith. ed. This day, a heavy fog hung on the fea, at times it cleared up, and then again wrapt every thing in mill. Eight fail, however, of large French gun brigs could vety plainly be teen off Grouville Bay, failing apparently in the direftion of Boulogne ; there were a number of vetrels difeernable alfo, doted in with the French (bore, to the northward of Cutances.— Probably this is the fleet that the MiICUILY frigate, Hon. Captain Bouvaais, endeavoured to deftroy, but could not fueceed. It is unlucky that the Mkll clay was, in confequence of the attack, in which the loft one or two feamen and the purfer, obliged tb go to England for fome repairs. Three o'clock.—The fignal is Rill flying for an enemy in fight. The &MIN, of so guns, two gun brigs and a cutter, are lying quietly at anchor in Grouville Bay. Yelterday the 3111 foot, commanded by Lieute nant-Colonel &VC 11, was infpefted on the Sands, under the Blue Barracks, by Brigadier General JOHNSTON. The regiment madea n uncommonly fine appearance, and performed their maneeuvres with the utmoll precifion, and to the entire fatisfaftion of the Brigadier General. A finer body of men were fcarcely ever under arms. The t 7th Foot, lately quartered at Cork, embark. ed there on the 7th alt. for India. On Saturday the Wells, Wyford, and Fakenham Volunteers marched out of Yarmouth. and this day the Lynn Volunteers, about Soo, mardted in, to take the duty of that town for a fortnight. The King of Denmark has ordered a man of war to Algiers, and feveral pieces of heavy ordnance. from the fortrefs of Cronenburgh, as a prefent to the Dey. Recent accounts from St. Domingo costradia the report of a maffacre at the Cape. 'The Ifiand was tranquil the beginning of March. CHILISTOPIIII, who commanded at the Cape, has fitted out feveral armed boats, with a view to afford proteaiou to vef fels trading thither, againa the French privateers that infelk the coax. He has alfo two armed veffels, of 6 or 8 inns, which he fends to fea as convoy to the Americans. At one of the villages on the frontiers of the Ni. tam's dominions, a detachment of General Laas's troops fell in with a body of 2oc, plunderers, who followed the Mahratta Camp ; and who, by robbing the 'Wages, which were deferted on the approach of the army, had amaffed immenfe booty. This they attempted to defend, but..after a (mart eonteft with our people, in which they loft 4o killed, and nearly too wounded, they fled and left the treafure in our hands. On the Bth of November laR, the Recorder's Court at Bombay gave judgment in the important caufe of Neibitt and others v. the Eaft India Company. By the decifion of the Court, the mode of payment adopted by the Company towards their 6 per cent. creditors at Bombay, and the other Prefidencies in India, was. after the fulleft confideration, complete. ly fantlioned and confirmed. A Coati:tor Emaistemr.—lf a tumbler be filled about one third part with water, and by attaching to it a firing nine or ten inches long, you (wing it back wards and forwards in the manner of a pendulum, the water will preferve its pnlition, with refpeet to the brim of the glafs, as if it were congealed like ice. Then pour in gently almoll as much oil as there is water, and let the tumbler vibrate as before ; a fur ;idling phenomenon will ilrike the eye of the fpefla• tor. The tranquillity and even fuporficies of the water will he transferred to that of the oil. The fub jefted water will airtime a turbulent appearance, ele vating and depteiring itfelf in the waves, which r;fe almolt to the Ili:Lice of the oil, yet never diflurbing the tranquillity of that furface. On Saturday, at three o'clock, the Coped) ROYAL Sovtaxicia yatch, 350 tons burthen, which has been upwards of three years on the flocks was launched from the King's dock-yard at Dept ford, amidft the plaudits of fome thoufands of fpelators. This vete' : far exceeds any other of its kind. Its head is fuperbly ornamented with a bolt of her Ma'am', finely gilt, and fupported by emblematical figures of Peace and Plenty. The tour bows are fpFendidly decorated with emblems of the four quarters of the world, richly carved and gilt. The Item is embellifhed in the like manner with the four cardinal figures and medallions, viz. Prudence, Temperance, Ju3.ce, and Fortitude. On the fore-deck is Minerva, tupportcd by lVifdom and Juilice, equally grand. Between decks are three Royal apartments. The after cabin is elegantly inlaid with dama(k panne.s, ornamented with gold borders on mahogany ; at the Lead of which is a grand looking-glass, having above it the KING'S coat of arms in geld, and beneath a rich dretling.table,defigned for her MAJISTY, The other tsso Royal apartments are cmbeilifhed in the like manner. The two (lair-cafes are rich beyond con. ception ; the . balliidrades are of mahogany, richly carved, and ornamented with gold. Me apart ments be:ow are fuitcd to thole above. The ticket No. 9,227 drawn on Saturday, a prize of 19001. was fold in one-fourth, thret.eighths, and fix fume:nun, by J. BIL•NbCOME, and Co. at their Lucky Lottery Office. No. iI. 11, Itx•rn, and 37, Cornbill, where the fortunate holders of each re fpeaive flare may receive, on demand, the full amount of their prize ; and where ticket., and (hares of tickets, are now felling in g re.t variety of num bers, and as cheap as at atiy Licenced Offi.:e in London. LOINGITITY.-At a fmall village called Srut:y, near the Devil's BriJge, in South I,ltale•, there nt,w live two brothers, the youngeft of uh..en is 95, a ,t 1 the deka. 101 ATI 01 g c The olden is the _ _ heartielt man. he liirlVitis tile mountain , alter his (beep, jokes w ith ail the travellers who call A I 1.1% cot (a traiall pot-lusiste) a:uiut their vol o z in f.e the Welch girls, at,4l lb hua troy 101 J a talk bg of Isis own assous• SPORTING INTELLIGINCS BROCKET. HALL RACES, FRIDAY, MAY II; A Sweepttakes of togs. e- Mr. Lamb's b. m. Debora, by Wary, daft fig 1111114 1 . lac of Marearba 4 PS old . I Mr. Entbdco's 6. g. by Driver, 6 yrs old 1. r s Lady Saltlbory's br.f. Difgulfe, 4 yrs aid 3 A Gold Cup, value toogs. being a Sobrcriptioo of togs. each. Mr. Dawfon's eh. It. f,.fa, 6 yn old Sir C. Bunbury'sti. so I.leanoc,6 yrs bid Duke of Sr. Alban's b. to Annifnd aged Mr. Delmc Radcli ff e's gr. fby Ereeipitate' 4yn aid • 4 Mr. Watfoo's br. 1. by Sir Peter, oat of Draititsuoglses Sam, 3 yrs old - Even betting, Eleanor againli the Geld ; 4 to s againfl Quiz, a very fevere race. Mr. H. F. Malta's Surprise, aged, ran out of thessorfe. SATUlDar.—The Bracket Stakes, a Sweepltakes tor logs. each. —Two Mile Courfe. Mr. Mortimer's b. en. Raibed, 4 yrs old Mr. Lamb's br m, Deborah, 4 yrs old Mr. Howorth's WA, 3 yrs old . Duke of St. Alban's b. b. Hutton, 4 Tr* old - A Plate df 501. for all ages. Mr. Mellilh's b. h. Buff, 4 yrs old - - S s 3 1 Mr. Adam's b. g. Claw. aged - 3 ' 5 t Mr. Howorth's eh. h. Bak 3 yrs old - - s a * 3 Ld G. 11. Caveudilles b. f. by Ste Peter, out of Dread nought's dam, 3yn aid - - s 3 dr. Mr. Lamb's ch. L Zephyr, 3 yn old - - 4 4 411. . 1 - a • ,f - -4 LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OP KING'S BENCH, MAY is. - - H•sa•s COITUS.—Mr. TOP,IIIO moved, that the Writ of Habeas Corpus to bring up the body of Ca• mane De Mandeville, an infant of eight months Old, who had been forcibly taken away, naked, from her mother, by her father, &mid be filed. The Coo* were of opinion that they could not interfere t the father having a right to the enfiody of his child.— To•morrow we mall give a fuller account.: Waling finefs. Tilt XllO V. PICIOII. Mr. Datxas Paid he had obtained a rale for a maw clamant to the Lieutenant Governor of the &ad of Trinidad, to take the examinations of certain wit- Dees I duce which Mr. El-lidos had obtained a race for the'fame purpofe, direded to the Chief Judge of the Wand. The Court, no doubt, would be difpofed to think the writs of mandamus ought to be executed by the fame perfon. He had the affidavit of Go vernor Pidon, 'acing that John Nile, Efq. to whom the mandamus, granted on the motion of Mr. Er lkine, was addreffed , only belonged to a Court of Cater:ladit, for adjuding commercial asks by arbitra tion, and had no authority whatever: he fubmitted that both writs mould be direded to the Governor or Lieutenant Governor. _ _ Mr. ERSICIII inferred that the prefect:Won again it the Dcfenchmt was for crimes committed as Gover nor of Trinidad. and that it would be improper the witneffes fhould be examined before his fuceefor._ Lord ELLIIROCOUGN after Mr. Gtass and Mr. Gaaaow had addreffed the Court, direiled the writs to Me in the alternative to the Governor or the Lieutenant Governor, or, in their abfence, to John Nile, Efq. THU ZING V. EASTON, *mem, MID TRIM The two firft of thek Defendants are coal faeorss Freer is the Beadle of the Coal Exchange. It kelps this place of boficis is, for the purpofes either of convenience or monopoly, convened into exclave property, and a are not admitted without much ceremony: m ar Butterfield, an officer of the Court, having occafion to lime fnbpanas upon Mr. Nankin and another Gentleman, did not precifely amply with the formalities expetted, and in man. quenee was oppofed by the beadle, haled by his ea. ployers, and the writs were thrown about the apart. meat. In coafequence of this violence, thefe Defen dants were reported by the Mailer in contempt, and brought up to receive judgment. They were all committed to the Marthalfea for fix weeks. THZ ZING v. W. ItallT, lONS HEAL. PITS& (MONT, Ir. wircHaLL. MID JAUII WALIIN. It will be remembered. in a preceding report. we have (toted the nature and circumftances of the of fence of there men: They were journeymen hatters,' and with others. to the number of forty, &Kook the fervice of Mr. Walls, hat manufaiturer, who con tinued to employ a man of the name of Horns, be caufe he would not pay a fine of one guinea exaaed by their bye laws. Mr. juitice Gaosx ' with vet energy, commented on the evils which would aflfe in this commercial country, if the inferiors in trade were permitted thus to confpire, and to frame laws on which the occupations of their mailers, and men of property depended; and he delivered the lenience of the Court, direeting their imprifonment in the New Gaol of the Borough of Southwark for fix ca lendar months; and that they enter into recogni. zances fur good behaviour for the term of three years. 11•714.1%1[1. thiIITHEN. CANN. /IND FUNKY IPIRILY. Nathaniel Peach Werthen is Captain of the Severn Rif'onto, SA:nuel W'erthen holds the fame rank in the Royal Stanley ShArp-IhN)tera. Thee Gentle men, with their Corps, a few days fine*, proceeded to a fpot agreed upon, to (hoot at a target, in order to determine which of the two Corps were the Mot dexterous markfmen. After this trial of (kill, which was in favour of the Severn Riflemen, they all joined in a convivial dinner at Gloucefler, when the follow ing toall was given by one of the Gentlemen— May the C;Illt Cock tem, rook ea the DAM Oak ; but lboali he land. may the Scvere Corps do that deity, whiht the Junk y rernzine la the rcar looklat co."_ . _ _ Mr. Burdon, a pr ivate in the latter, inferting the tranfaiftions of this cheat ful day in 7& Wawaler Your. nal, to prevent the ill humour that might refult from giving the wan madly in that form, altered it, and introduced, " May both Corps do their Duty." This change was confidered by M:. Nathaniel P:ach Werthen as a moll fct r.ffence, and Mr. Burdon was inferred with two challenges fri,m ti,e Severn Riflemen ; and Mr. Nathaniel PCACI. Wer•han inti mated, that Mr B. mould hire rndeign all the dangers of platc..iii G g, as he th suld cot ricitr the Carps whit-li he etiii.mandeu ur w ,t:hy il. a 'thorny, it they irtil..l,l no; in race-ffi at I CVC • fa use h.,nour of the Corps. Mr. EP ?Itllllll 1t '•e.! the ahr•ti on be halt rt lit. t..•,, ; lie said he t:I" woh triumph, it nea,it 5 , o Vs' moire: s :re ~or the ! defence t tl 4: .out.try, and I c was attosiiflwd Co I m,.: h I 01.• CI ni, Jet ii inn had been Wan* ed ; but he had no d.it:ht, that where this platelk fpirit was abandoned, the C...urt would eusikkor k right ta interpok. /Luis to ism tank sulk*