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- - teats:: to confider it so only preparatory to other! in effetli;g h', world intuit itS"re trite Rim,' UP'n maafuree, which would equally thike at the root of their Adminiebratioa, and mole honour upon their thzir profperity.- On all the& grounds, he fhouldl country, than any other or:m(4o4m in Mhob they move, that, inttead of the word " new," the word. could be engaged. After all that had been I mid up:.n a able day three months" Ihould be Inferted in the this fuhje/t, it would be felt that the meafure would Motion. mod properly be brought forward by the Hon. Mem. Sir WILLIAM YOUNG apprehended none of ber rippothe to him, whole laudable exertions in that rook ill conic quences from this Bill, which had been eaufe rednnnded In much and in jatfily to his own ‘..t:gefted. Some of our principal ports, that Ira ;sraife. Whether he Raoul.] think proper to hying it ll:rant - ore carried on a very extenfive Slave Trade, Pou t ed this feflion or the next, the fanner the better; hal, of late years, alined! totally abandondl it, be- be could affure him of his moll cordial toppori, :and caufe unnecettary to the promotion of their consmer- that of thole friends who, nut of office: had voted cid profperity. Brian', particularly, which, is 1787, with him for the aboliri ~,, of that abominable trade. employed in that trade twenty feven (hips, had now General TAR LETON (poke fhordy aphid the but two, having abandoned it of their own accords prelent Bill, and upon the fame general ground with and four out of every five of the flails employed by Mr. Rost and Sir R. Pins. Viet pat at prefent, in the African Trade, did not The queßion being put, that the Bill be now read srry a Angle nave. But to whatever extent that the third time, the Houle divi,l 4 J, when there appear. trade was carried on beyond the necelfary (apply for ed. Ayes. 35 Noes, r 3 —Maj'rity for the Bill, 22. our Well India mends (and he would maintain, that 'floe Bill was then paired, and ordered to the Lords, as ire one half the trade was for the fopply of rival and the Houk adjourned. Colonies), it was abfnlutely a ruinous injury to the " ?HE 8171N/riot; STAR. int ereils of the &hi& Wed India Planter; for the refult was that it enabled the rival Colonies to multi. late to loch as extent as to glut every market, that would otherwife be (applied by tke produce of the BriSils Colonies, Wore that produce, which was re quired by law to be brought bust, in the Sift In- Rance, to the Mother Country, could reach thrsfe markets by a route fo circuitous: the conk-quince of which was. thole commodities were an abfolote drug in the markets of Europe, and annually and rapidly dee/eating in value; and this owing to no other caufe, that he could dire-over. than that of carrying on a Slave Trade beyond the neceffary occafime of our own, and for the (apply of rival illands. To this parpofe, above one half the Slave Trade. carried on by Britifh Merchants, was devoted s for nut of t3./148 have, annually imported into our Well India Mande, abort one half were re-exported spin to rival col°. sits, or to the Spaniels main. from the Mend of Ja maica, and from Bahama, which laft was not a culti vated colony, but a mere factory for the purchafe oust Cale of CIICS. to (upply the fettlements of other Powers. By the prefent Bill, one half f that trade would be completely attained ; end however obnoxi ous it might be. on that account, to thole perfons concerned in that trade, he, as a Britith Weil India Land-owner and Planter, confielered the Bill as a boon. It would alto operate, if not to the gradual abolition. at !colt to the tvholefrane and rational re Arsine of the Slave Trade in general—a trade, by the way. which be never liked as a Slave Trade, and to which he had as Smog obit/lions as any man on the (core of humane feelings ; but which he ronlidered, 'in -a certain degree, indtfpearable to the very exillente of our Weft India Colonic.; and as an wholefome and needful meafure towards Africa huge% and the unfortunate perfons who were the °bites of this traffic. Sir CHARLES PRICE (aid he had received the aforances of many refpeaable ljerchants in the City of London, that if this Bill pared into a Law, the refute would be that a mart for Britilh manufaitores, to the amount of no kfs than ssflooaoool. would be totally deltroyed. Mr. Secretary FOX rote to acknowledge the com munication Rated to have been made to his Ha jar. 11/Enifters by the Right Hon. Gentleman who commenced this debate (Mr. Rae), to thank him for that communication. and to attire him that he had read it with minute attention; Mit he begged leave to fay. that pritfefling Sill the fame fentiments upon the fabjea of the Slave Trade; which be had fo uni forady profited in that Hoofs r it was not very likely that the arguments urged by the Right Honourable Gentleman tboold change his fentiments. But if the Statement was true which had jolt been made by the Honourable Baronet who had jutt fat down. and he wu certainly good anthority upon the fuhjeft, be could not eafiTy perceive, that loch injuries were likely to refult freer the regulation of this Bill, which the Right Honourable Gentleman teemed to appre bend. He was ready to admit, that any meafure really tending to de refs the commerce of the coun try Ihould be avoided, and efpecially in a period of war; but he amid be glad to know. how the Right Hon. Gentleman coold apprehend loch a con(cquence from a regulation of this fort now, when, during the left war, he was one of thole who advifed. and cer tainly well *deiced, his Makhy to the iffue of that Proclamation. in virtue of his jug prerogative. which this Bill only went to confirm, and render more ef feaual ? As to this Bill having an operation gradu ally to aboliOs the Slave Trade, as Come Gentlemen - reamed to apprehend, he owned he could not flatter himfelf in the hope that it would produce fuels a eon fequence ; and if he thought it would have fuch a tendency, inftead of that being with him an argu ment againft the Bill. it was one which would rends r him ten times more enamoured of it. But fo far from' fuels a confequence, he thought it would only op o rate, tome two years hence. to furnith a new argo ment, added to the old ones, of thole who oppofed abolition. but on which certainly he never ?laced eel very thong reliance. They had predified, in the fats*, manner of the Slave Carrying Trade, and of evory other regulation calculated to palliate the enormous abates of that trade. They had Paid. " Oh! if yon pats this Bill, there will be no need to fay aoy more about abolithing the Slave Trade; as in a very few years you will have no fuch trade to abolith ; and yet afterwards when the gradual abolition came to be propoted, the fame perfona argue, " Why abolith ? nn have already efiablithed fuch wholefome reltric float upon the trade, as to obviate its evils, and make 4 tend of itfelf to a gradual abolition." Such might, probably, in a year or two hence, be the argument applied in veered of this Bill, which was now fpoken wf as a wafters dearultive of die trade of this coun try. Having, however, no fuch apprehentions, filch arguments bad no influence upon his mind. With retpea to the total abolition of the Slave Trade hie'''. whatever Gentlemen might think of the continency of thole Minifters in office. who had voted for it out of office, he would not take upon hinifelf to anfwer fur the cpihions of all his hlajelly's Mininers r he could anfoier for hi:midi, and fevcral of thole with whom he had the honour to all, and fume of whom held the ? , igiielt and moil dignified Rations in the ether Hook at Parliament, as well as in this. that neither he, nor they, had ever changed the fentiments they had fo epeatedly avowed upon it. They Rill felt it as one invnlvii the dearell interefls of humanity, and as ,ifi e , which, however onfortnnate this Adminifiration —'-tat he in rther rrfpens, flaccid they be luceefsful 4 LONDON. FRIDAY, MAY s. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CIOrIC. Caskla, for mom 6o—tor May 644-omnium a 4 , 4 per Ca**. 77+-5 per Coat. Nary 934. In the Hour* of Commons laf night, on the folic& of the Slave Importation Bill, Mr. Fox Jechoed 46 that there was no tranfatlion which he !titular, and the reR of His Majelly's prefent ?distillers, would confider as contributing more to their glory that: the wed aflooktioa of the Slave Trade, could it be elected during their AdminiAration." The private letters from Holland are dated the 27th ult. They mention, on the authority of advices from Paris of the a ifi, that the National !Lank of France is to have an immediate inereafe of cacit .l, from 45 to go millions of liner, and is in future to be under the diredion of one Governor, one Deputy Governor, thirteen Direaor., and three Infpeetor, l or Auditors, to be ehofen by the Propr retors. The CANOPUS, of to guns, Rear Admiral Lour., has arrived at Plymouth, from Jamaica, whence the failed on the 13th of March, in company with the SUMS. of 74 guns, Admiral Sir JOHII Tu•°srAs Duceworra ; the Seinen and Desesuatt, of 74 guns each y the Acams, of 4o guns; and the Alex.' ander, Jupiter, and Braave French line of battle (hips, lately captured in the Well Indies. Some days after (he WI Jamaica, they were overtaken by a ITIOR vi' . ' lent liorm that continued eight days, during which ' they could only fend under their forefeils,and the fleet were all difperfed : the Bruer. of 74 guns, as we have before Rated, foundered off the banks of New foundland, ►ut the whole officers and crew, except two or three men, were limed by the Doessom.s.. l We do not underhand that the Alexander, of 74 guns, has been teen fince the gale, hut the Jupiter, of 74 guns, has arrived at Spithead, and the SUPIRB, STROM, Dom es WALL, and Ac*sta, ire fuppnfed to be gone to join the Beet off Cadiz, as Admiral DUCKWORTH intended to refume his nation in the Yea. General Nuc Lee and his fuite are come home in the Cmsortrs, and are about to difembark at Ply mouth. The account of Sir J. T. Dpsc tvoa nes pro ceeding in quell of another French fquadron was not heard of by the Officers of the Carlon,' while that (hip formed one of his fquadron, nor till their artival at Plymouth. • DUTCH AND FRENCH JOURNALS. We have received the latter to the 23d, and the former to the 28th ult. from which we have given ample curses in the preceding columns. In the ilioniretar of the 22d the French Govern mast, under the pretence of correfling fame falfe reports, Paid to have been contained in a Manheitn Paper, has of communicated the particulars of the occupation of the Mouths of the Caftan) ►y the Ruffians. It indicates at the fame time, in terms too plain and too peremptory to admit of toifinttr preta.ion, the line of condo& which Außria will be required to purfue. His Majefty, the French Em peror, thinks proper " to (land upon the point of honour ;" be will vol delve tbs forrewier of Cortaro from on, power but Aeria. " He could have ejefted the Ruffians ! he could have brought the Montenegrins to reafon! he could have reftered tranquility ! a e'e it not that France has a tight to demand the exeeto tan of the Treaty of Prelborg, and upon receiving the Mouths of the Cattails from the hands of A out ia." —ln other words, Aultria mull expel the linfrians from that poi, or prepare herfelf to encounter the fury, hate, and revenge stf she Cornett!). Atilt; is ap pears to have no choice between either war with Raffia or with France. If the Empet or ALCIAMDIR do not order his troops to evacuate Cattalo, which we think very improbable, we are perfoaded BONA. PAR re will compel A traria to march an army again(! ir. The penalty of her refofal, of her hefi•at inn e v en , will be the occupation of Vienna by a French force. The French force, it credit be due to this article, is not Jo confiderable in Dalmatia as we fopp4ed It is flared as nu more than thirty thonfand men ; an army certainly neither adequate to revolutioniae the Turkilli provinces, take p• acrnon of the Mores, nor advarice to e ()MR a nti • ple . They 171:1y, however, provided ,Autiri.t be intimidated irtn trice, be reinforced in the Coittf2 of a 10'. v'et!Ct to twrT that number. GIBRALTAR. 111Akk-LANk. e of the letters received yeßerday ft r.T. Mbral• tar Rare, !hat Rear Atifr.irAl Sir SIDNEY SPIII Whit Arrived there nn the 27th of March with the cnovolv from Etttuouth under his care, hid landed at Alge liras in dieguife, and after obtaining tome ufeful in t-Ovulation, dieted tl:e dettrueinn of feveral Spanifh gim-boAts, by means of fume light vetch fitted nut under his own direetdms. The leen Accosints from Sicily received at Gibral. tar mention, that the French were making prep,tra tions for the ;ovation of that Mind, but that very little apprelsenfinn was entertained as to the refult. We are concerned to Ilate that, according to the fame accronts, Sir JARICS CRAIG was then carte:n:ly ill, and confined to his bed. The Fury, Fiend' bt ig of war, prize in the Fir URA, one of the cquadron of lour frigates and brigs which made their efcape fume time ago from Cadiz, as Rated in a former paper, has fince attired tale at Gibraltar. On the 18t11 of March the Htirn figaee, from the fleet under the command of Lord CnzLiticwonn, brought orders for all the men of war at Gibraltar to proceed to join his Lordlhip with the &II fair wind. CORN EXCHANGE, MAY i. Melt it here ro•day in but fhort ; the go famples are but few, and fully maintain their price t whet tiliarrleS are rather heavy t.f fde, and at lefsir but little Barley. which is full an dear—Malt without Val iati in, and but few Beans at hand —o.lts are ih large lupplic., chiefly from the North ; thofz of p . o ti quality fetch rather better price ; and the term, t flour ate quoted without alteration. cuastscr AI ouont: wheat. 584 71.5,.t• pet qr. Grey Mak ;2$ 378 Fbic Ditto, 4. 91 . 0 d Bean% yes 46s "tie. yea 4.11 Tick Ditto. (du.) 330 398 Batky.l3o 372 od rimi. 33. 17.3 , Malt. 66i 730 cd Pciand ditto las '.3 , M White Prate,oes 461 Rape Seed, 401 01 per eater of ?Lotto. lino Floor 7cos to 754 Seconds 6ps to 700 'Wild.. .• N4II7ICAL I,.TELLIGENCI PrtIZARCF. APRIL 28 —Since my laft 4irrived the the Nymph, and the Shannon, of Yarmoon, ; the Ceres of Lynn ; the Pi ince William of Milford; the Quaker of Harwich ; the Lady Delaval !radiant:, No. 08, and the Ns PTUN a, the Second ttndreconvi v of the Cocitavatca hired armed brig, front Cork ; alto the Frientifhip of Londor, and Jane of Penzance. FAL WIDTH. APRIL 29 —Arrived the Princeft Elizabeth packet. Captain KIDD, with a trail from Lams, in 54 days paffage ; Bremen galliot Bremen Flair' Cant. ream , from 13nurdeaux, detained by the Minerva privateer; Dantfh (hip Mils frofs St.Thornaes, for Hamby'', detained by the Miranda pliancy. ; and the I.osec gallitst. Adelane, Captain DE NNI4, from B on-deans. for Ln'stc, dyeined by the Heto privateer.—Wind W. N. W. PLYMOUTH, AERIE: 3 p.-Th4 mrtrning arrived here the CA NOP us, of Bii guns, Rear Admiral Louts, from Jamaica. Came in the P: tartan' brig Haven. of Einbden. Capt. Cntraryist, from Bourdeau.„ bound In Akrnia, laden with brandy and wine, de tained by the A AAAAA ra, of t 8 guns; the Pi-nil - tan galliot Jr'nge Brower. Capt. ABRAMS. from Sable tie Lone, laden v-ith Salt, bound to Eetth,len, detained by the Ainte, of 38 guns; the ATALANT•, ftB gun, and the LADY WARREN. of 14, limn a CriliZe ; ' t . American 'hip Thomas Gordon. Capt. PLACT, Madeira, for this port, in ballaft : the H. n. ELLIOTT and his family are paffenger. on boa; this rad s the corpfe of Mrs. Ezttferr is on hoard the fhlp; She went out for the benefit of her health, hut died at Madeira very lately; the Prtiffian Jenne Aleda, Captain SPILNIAN, Mom France, for Muffling, laden with fah, detained by the Amt.% of 3S guns. PORTSMOUTH. MAY I.—LA night la Juan-lie arrived at this pmt from the Well Indies, being nue of the Blips captured by Sir JOHN Ducevroara.— A trived this day the Suttee*. from the Weil Indies; the brings.no news of confrquence. Alto ar tilted the A LEXANDIR. of 74 gun-, firm a cioize. The tolluaing abip, ale detained and fent into tfiie Port, viz. Thetis, from ossern(cy, bound to Rotterdam, by Ibe Toe!. retie I, lime. 1)14,.a brie. from Cher:um:h, bound to Llama, by the Ara. ander frigate . Dr.imakette, from Savannah, bound to Bremen. taden with I t a• gar, by the itaceborfe. Anguitagalib , t, (tom Rochelle, bound to Branca, liadetistteta brandy, by the A anger limp or war. Vrow Anna, from Buurdranx, laden with brandy; and Freirft . • chat, from Br, man, bound tuSt.Thinuatia, lades with lobate% /tr. by the Thifbe frigate. DICAL. MAY I.—Sailed the HILISIA !loop ttf for I eland; ERIRTION gun brig, on a mite off B e v. !nal ; LADY W AAAAA armed flip, for Spitbeed BLAZER gun brig. on a' eruize off Calais; Royal Chariatte, Marquis of Wellefley, Hope, Thames; and Httddart Ealt Indiamen, and the *reigns:tooth Eall India packet, for Pnitfmnuth : alto, failed the Valais frigate, with a fleet of Swedifh vefsls tinder convoy ha. Sheernefc, to join the Baltic convoy.— Arrieed and tailed for the River. the Lord Ne/fon: Captain ADAMS, from Surinam, in aci days paffage. Paresigers—Lieutenant Colonel Da:Arsine, and Mr. 11/nom—Wind South. YAINIOUTN, MAY Arrived the NASSAU * 64 guns. from a voile. and the Vixen gun brig frail the Nine.—Sailed the Rumm, on a cruize, off the Dutch Coafl. This day arrived the Immune and STA GULL (loops of war and two cutters, from a cruize. The (hips here are the Stately, Admiral Russatt., Roebuck, Admiral Douozas, Dilator and Naffau, two (loops of war, one brig, and three , cutters. Wind S. E.—Since the embargo has been laid, the North Sea cruizers have fent in about eighty fail of yeah, and molt of them laden with valuable The 7th regiment embarked yeflerday from Pnrer. mouth, for the Cape of Good Hope. The other regiment embarking at Pnerfmnrith is the gallant loth, who behaved to nobly in attacking the Green Hill, in Egypt : they are vet y thong, not lea than 5400. The next regiment to he embat Led for the Cape will be the 59th. By the prefent fleets Ilrong reinforcements are go ing out to the isoth, :nth. 25th. and 27th Dragoons, and to the t sth, 64th, 66th, and all the regiments at the Cape and in India. The t4th are to be relieved on the King'. Jury at Hnundow, by the 15th Dragoons, the Duke of Cumberland's regiment. The 111. or Royal Dragoons, have marched to Pierlbill Barracks, Edinburgh. The Scots Greys have relieved the 2111 Light Dragoons, at Yurk. 'I he tit battalion of the 350 regiment, is now embarking at Tilbury Fort. In a late STAR we mentioned, by millake, the loth Dragoons as one of the regiments pal now going mu to the Cape ; the greater part of the: regiment is now at the Cape, and many recruits are now going nut to join them—but the regiment now going out is that fine body, the 211/ Light Dr.tenont, Son Strong : they are now deliveting up their funks at Chic/eller, previoufly to embarkation. The 88th regiment, flared by millake in nor paper of Wednefday lift to be on the eve of embarking at Gape. is !till at Bexhill, along with the Buffs, 4oth, and 87111 regiments. The ad battalions of the 4oth and 88th are flat at Pevenfey. The 2d battalion of the 95th, or R:le Corps. matched about three weeks ago from Hailiham and Eaßbniiro to Feverfltam. • TRIAL or Loan hfshvihhe.—Yellerday the Peers proceeded to Wellminflee Hall. form alter to n'elnik. and the trial of Lord MllL'el LLB was returned. Ihe attendance of the Peereffes, and nf the company in general. was greater than nil the preceding day. The Paine, and moll of the Royal Dukes were prefent. The bufinefs commence.' with the examination 01 tome written evidence, upon which an nhjeetion was taken, the difeuffion of which tatted for upwards of two hours. Mr. Setjeant Belt, Mr. Giles, Mr. Adam. sad Mr Plume, argued the point, and in the end the objeetion was over-ruled by the Chancellor, and 'the evidence found admiflible. The erarninarinn lof Several Clerks, from the houfe of Drummond and Co. followed, and kept the Court occupied till near five o'clock, when their Lordlhips adjourned to the Houle of Lords. The Managers have not yet got through the tranfaetinns of 1782 and horn all appearance the trial will be continued ( " owe weeks. The Ditchers of You, notwithstanding the cold the caught on the fiat day of the trial, returned her place in the King's Box. The Ditches of GORDON was in the Peerelfea Gallery. Mr. Lawcasraes Free School in the Borough Road. of which we have frequently had ()coition to (peak in terms of commendation. ells 'jaw ( ) a few days ago by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cyst , and a large party. who were highly gra tified with the infpeetion of this benevolent and mo ritorionseßablifhment. We have great pleafitre in Rating. that a plan for cargoes. leducating all the poor children In Ireland has been GRIRMOCIt, APRIL 311.—Two femme rigged vet. Submitted to the Hibernian Society in Lon& n, which felt, names unknown, are between and the Clad; ;.... has met general approbation ; the extent and Rhea- the one is fnppfed to be the Hefty, Love, from ja lity of the plan being well calculated to remove pre maica. The Ariadne, Watt, arrived here upon Sa jodices, and obtain the fupport of all parties. turday lalt from Demerara : failed thence the 9th of The plan peoples— March, and from Barbadnes the 23d, in company That Sehoolboufea. and Schoottuafter's ho u r," a d) .i. in g . areto be with the Demerara, Ingles, for Liverpool ; Duke of built in fuel places ac are deemed necaary, at aintall limited Kent, Nl4Dottall, an d Mariner, Durham both fat elegance, to be railed by the para. g , That fitch are to be built where Land Proprietors will g iv e this Fort ; patted from them on the 24th ult. about Two Acre of Ground for accommodation ot Sehoolmaiter, I three leagues ealtward of Marigalante. Left loading free of nom for this post, and to wait convoy, the General Hunter, 'Mat each Subletiber of le. or upwards. within a parint,thall be at M'Pheii ; and j me, Kinnear. The Mennie, Gem liberty to recommend to loch fchouls one child, and ft; in pro mill (a 4 ill ( running ship) was nearly loaded and was ex. prettnn to the money fublestb.d. That each child than pay Otic Penny per week In advance, or peeled to fail ter this port in a few days. Spoke, on one Shilling a quarter to the Schoolmafter tor educatn,ll. the 29th ult. a French thin from Nantes, bound to That fuch child hall be Nand in Hooke, and taught alone to New St. Andiews ; but, after a minute enquiry, and read. That thofechiklren Who attend regularly, and merit approbation finding from her papers that the was American pro- by good condo& shalt be at liberty, free of expenc ', to at• ;nay, Captain %Vett allowed her to procqed. Spoke. tend an Evening School, where Wriag and Arithmetic this upon . the 33th, the Princes Amelia, of attl for Liver. he alone taught. pot ~ from Dominica ; kept company with her foe That no Ctteciam, Trait, or Religions Book of any gedt or h i . w h en ti e ve days, when me p a rte d i n a h eavy . ane Party, (ball on any account he admitlible into the Schools, the Bible and New Teftament alone excepted. Ariadne came fn Ns tth Channel, but taw nd 'CC. That In each County there [bah he eltsblin-d a SChflol Co-re A leter •ftom an Ofaer on hoard the Veteran - , fpnreslina COM ~, i , tee, threti l lt whom all monleations than be made to the Society it; I snoon, and who dull retitle at dated of St. Domingo, February 26, appears to con- Meetings for admillion of Pupils, and other objects rel at iv e to 1 dron Arm the folk account given of the French Nue , the mutat( g the Schonl. (which eTionemls reports fent to Cuba) namely, that iThat in ~ r der to prt.vtut the Funds, or the ohieeta of the So. llt had proceeded to On ryr a. The letter Rates as ciety Acing mlfapplied, four perfons, on e t o e a c h Traduc e , be 1 ;,11. ) ,,„,,, , annually fent to Ireland to eaetnfee Ifttu the Stale of aka tchmt- .We f o otle sC. former yt ft:rday. earrylne aa toll far foes rive School, and report thereon. Royal. Nitta rho ILtelli.t.: cc ..1 he f raelog Caen tvio rats a-Xenia Some of the molt enlightened and eminent eta- don gothg DIM the hartmur nf I.* Gents, a earn et, :he coat of • raters hive vra-mly engages) in this Ilene ! Yil nit tie- f; eructs. nc.:: :he erteernlty of Ire T e er t i nt: , o a. aa 4.1, , th. of r 44 lien. The author, we inielerftenal, ii a cit A i ',a, ~ l IC .1 the 111.1044nel of the CountyN;r ll . t "f ' I ( 1. : 4"/ „, o. :, 1 1 : 1 ; 11. ' 1 ,,'7 1 , 1 7 :,i " : "It s ,s1 I t i i 4 . eir r ' l 'an;, 4. .ar b i l i. l y :s r„ i ca l tr, i rt'r.t h tr w oe urth r f t . r l . l ' 'rtrime, largely engaged in the lint n hafted's, and f 0n ...1. dto h. thdr Intent:on to run along the Spent Main, and. ' who has freeprcnrlr been co:Wu:tea tip 13 ratlie a c•: - c .11• et the .:ollera tetitch have h..est aceurrnola.ing Duet the eneet. I. , :eile:. cures relaCug t• ; tat .ocen en• or the war at Carth3;rnA,Por o litilo,=4 Vara Coq. • 5.4 rttine• ::i4ii 400 W Fealete." l ~. , lP r -1 .