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FRENCH PAPERS. The lileaterr gives the following from a Landon Paper :—" The seizure of Swedish Pomerania by NaeoLeost appears to make part of a plan to appro. pliate to himself the whole Southern coast of the , Balt;c as far as Dantzic, Konigsber,sr, and Mernel." 11 then adds this note—" To appropriate to himself? No! but to drive away your commerce, and that lid Tou shall have recalled your Orders in Council, and have returned' to the stipulations of the Treaty of jJtrecht, relative to the principles of maritime law." The Moniteur of the 19th of February gives a trans iation of a long article from the Times of the 12th of February, relative to the affairs of Sicily, and the disc(ivery of the conspiracy there: to which it sub joins the following note :—" What a tissue of lies, calumnies and atrocities ! All these fables are in vented to furnish a pretext to seize on Sicily, and treat. the Court of Palermo as the Nabobs of India have been treated." NAPLES, FEB. :5. There is forming, by order of the King, a camp in the neighbourhood of this capital, to exercise the different troops in military manoeuvres. During these I.,st days, the Royal Horse and Font Guards have been exercised in this new military school. His Majesty intends to superintend in person the manoeuvres. We learn by letters from Calabria of the 21st of last month, that a dreadful tempest, which took place during the night of the 20th, has been fatal to a number a the enemy's vessels which were upon our coasts, and of which the fragments thrown upon the shore shew the wrecks to have been numerous. One of the enemy's ships, however, laden with copper and other articles, was toramate enough to find- an agylutti on our coasts ; and an Anglo-Sici 'tan privateer, which was going from Palermo to Melazzo, was driven on shore near Praticello, in Ca labria Ulteriore. These two vessels, of which we have taken session, have owed their preservation to the Pro% in cial Guards and Presidents of the Customs, whose efforts saved them from inevitable destructios.— Their crews are now performing quarantine in a place of security. FEB. B.—The wrecks of the vessels, Etlish which the sea every day throws on our coasts, skew that the enemy has suffered considerable loss in these various storms. Pieces of an English brig, probably lost in the late storm, have been thrown ashore near Tor re della Cniana, in the district of Otr.rnto. There is every reason to believe that the crews of these ves sels have all been lost. CIRONNE, FEB. F. The Army of catatonia continues .to obtain ad vantages. The following is an extract of a letter from Arens del Monte, dated Feb. 4 : 46 The division entered Manro on the Ist of Fe bruary. The English then anchored in the Road, and for upwards of 21. hours continued tiring on a town belonging to their ally. They did little injury to the troops, but considerable damage to the houses and some of the inhabitants ; among them, eight we men were killed. The Catalonians were indignantat it, and a each discharge furiously exclaimed,' the trai tors! the traitors!' 14 Melaus attemred to molest us, but he was brisk ly repulsed, with the loss of some men made priso ners, and a great number killed; among the latter were several officers, and the noted Colonel of Cui rassiers, Jalous. Thus, in a few days, the enemy has lost three Colonels, Craft; Reding, and Jalous. Melaus WAS come up with in a formidable position behind the ravine of San Vincent. General La marque manoeuvred on his left to turn his position, who dared not to wait the attack. He has been driven from the position of Arens del Monte, and pur sued across the mountains to Linas. " The 3d and 23d light infantry distinguished themselves in these different affairs. (Signed) 4.6 Baron Ds PLAUSONNE." VIENNA, FEB. 5. It is reported that the Russians and Turks can not agree respecting the future fate of Servia.— `The Russians also demand some places which the Turks absolutely will not cede ; so that their diffe rences increase, rather than approach towards a set tlement. 9.—Letters from Constantinople of December 28 state, that Czerni Georges had attacked Soliman, Pasha of Bosnia, beaten, and forced him to retire to the left Banks of the Drina. • Letters from Bucharest, of the 25th ult. contain the following details : gg Lieutenant-General Markoff arrived here the day before yesterday, as have likewise several supe rior officers of the army. This circumstance has given rise to a report of the recommencement of hos tilities, and is strengthened by the stagnation which reigns in the negotiations, and the order for canton ing the corps of Crasson Ogler more in the rear.— Shortly after the atrival of the last courier from St. Petersburgh, the Plenipotentiaries had a conference on the but they have not met since that epoch, and appear to be waiting for 'fresh instructions from their Courts. " According to the latest intelligence from Constan tinople, opinions are extremely divided upon the. question of peace or war. In else mean time, the Government treats every thing relative to this sub. ject with the greatest mystery. A categorical reply from Petersburgh . to the last proposktions of the Porte is expected. The English Minister, Canning, uses every exertion to obtain cor rect information relative to the negotiations, but in effectually ; he can learn nothing. The Porte continues its preparations for war. The Ix. Captain Pacha,• Hasez Ali, is to command the :trmy collected at Schumla. He has set out with a corps of Janizaries from Constantinople for this pur pose, which will form at Adrianople a jurction with other corps there assembled. Chasten Paella has been sent to Asia to hasten the levy of the new levies des tined to reinforce the army of Bulgaria. The con fetences of the Divan are more frequent than usual. Constantinople enjoys the utmost tranquillity. The inhabitants of that capital, as well as thnte of the province, shew mut.ll attachment to the Ottoman Go vernment. COPENHAGEN, FEB. 7. We learn frau Jutland, that every exertion that FARLI4MENTART PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY c 6. In an ;meal from the Court of Session in Scotland, " Lady Essex Ker v. Sir James Innea Ker," . _ . Mr. MocoN:auctlic and Mr. ibtottntrast were heard for the Appellant. rhe LORD CHANCELLOR asked if the Respondent pressed fur costs, which bei'•g decliucd by his Council, his Lord ship moved to affirm the judgment.—Ordered. The question arose upon a claim of Lady Essex Ker to be the heir of entail to the Roxburgh estates, which was decided against her. 'Phe In , olveut Dubtors Amendment Bill was read a third time and passed. The Exchequer Eills Funding Bill was brought up from the Commons by Mr. Pee ►. ►:, and other Members, and rc.al a Ist time. ith reference to tlw Roxburgh cases, the LORD ell AN CF,I.LOR obsec%eJ, that only two now remained fur adjudica tion, namely, tit.: Feu cafe, and the claim to the Peerage. %V tilt respect to the hi ter, ft only remained to receive proofs of pedi gree, and probably their Lordships would be induced to sit nr DIE IN DILM, In receive these proof., which would perhaps only take up two or three days '1 hese pleats having. been received, their Cord:hips might then decide upon the Feu case and the claim to the Peerage, which would dispose of all the cases upon this subject now before the House.—Adjourned till to-morruw. the weather kill permit is making to save the cord age of the vessels lost upon that coast. On the 30th ult. a brig of war appeared very near the wrecks, foi the purpose, it is supposed, of setting fire to them ; but the wind and high sea prevented this being carried At° effect. CORUNNA, FEB. A (From a Spani.b Paper.) The last Bulletin of the 6th Army (that of Galli cia) details the movements made by its divisiops on the lines of Orbigo, and the principality of Asturias, in order to attack Bos,et, before he should be able to leave the principality. The troops appeared to have undergone great fatigues with that constancy for which soldiers of liberty are distinguished. The great fall of snow and rain had made the roads al most impracticable ; and the French would have been attacked in the lines of Orbigo, had not Bonnet ar rived on the 28th ult. with the troops under his corn mand. The French troops sustained considerable lloss in their march by the pass of Pajares. Our flying column harassed the enemy on the road of Pajares ; and one company of the chasieurs of Leon aloae put to flight the advanced guard of the regiment of Grautier, taking from them three horses, one mule, and a prisoner. The Commander-in-Chief, accompanied by his staff, made a reconnoisance of the fortress of Astorga, from which the enemy durst not sally out ; on this occa. sion the Ist regiment of Rivera, and the hussars of Gallicia, slimed the greatest coolness, within musket shot of the enemy. The attack of the 3d division on Banera has been suspended till the movements of the allied army are known. The troops, together with the auxiliaries, sent by the Junta, have been regularly supplied with daily rations. On the 30th, head-quartets were at Riquejo. According to a private letter received by a person in this city, Senors Mendizabal, Mina, and Longa, have routed the French Sanguesa, inflicting on them a loss of 800 men. HOUSE OF COMMONS. A Tlesqage from the Lords signified their agreement to the In solvent Act Amendmert Bill. The Clerk of the Arraigns, at the Old Bailey, presented a Copy of the Record of the Conviction of Mr. Benjamin Walsh; and Mr. Goldburne presented a Copy of a Letter from the Chief Baron, and aho of the Pardon to the said Mr. Walsh; both, on the motion of Mr. ABERCROMBIE, were orlered to lie ou the table, and to be printed. Mr. WELLESLEY POLE gave notice of a Motion for the morrow, to omit the name of a certain Member spun the Com mittee for Irish Finance, on account of nou-attendance, and to insert the name of another. Mr. ABERCROMBIE gave notice, that be would move, on the morrow, for an account of the number and nanie4 of the pri soners sent from the hulks to the army and navy, within the last two years, u also an account of the crimes of which they were convicted, and of the free pardons, and to whom granted within the same period. Mr. CROKER, on account of the observations made by Mr. Brougham, reipecting the trial of Captain Tomlinson, at the Old Bailey, in July, 1810, moved for a Copy of the Letter of the So- licitor of the Navy, respecting the result of the said trial. Mr. WARD presented the Ordnance Estimates for Great Britain and Ireland for the present year, and gave notice that he would move for them in a Committee of Supply, on Monday se'nnight. Mr. GOLDBURNE presented an Account of the number of Commercial Licences granted in the last ten years, and also a Copy of the Memorial of the Merchants of Hull against granting such Licenses.—Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. VANSIT IARI' moved, that it be an instruction to the Committee of Finance for Ireland, that they have power to con sider the proportion between the Public Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and that the Report of the Committee of Finance for England be referred to the said Committee.--Ordertd, The Orders of the Day respecting the Local Militia, and also the Ways and Means Itt Supply, were postponed to Frtuay. MOTION TO INQUIICE INTO THE CAUSES OF DELAY IN THE COURTS OE EQUITY. Mr. TAYLOR prefaced his Motion on this sub ject with a brief account of the reasons which impel led him to demand it. Flom the discussion on this subject last year, and from the attention of the House being drawn to it, he did not think it necessary to waste their time in going much into detail. The House and Country were aware that it was desirable to attempt some method of expediting business in our Courts of Equity, and from that impression a Com mittee had been granted last year. The Report of that Committee stated an immense arrear of near 300 causes in the Appellant Jurisdiction before the House of Lords. Want of time, and other causes, prevented the labours of that Committee from aiming to the conclusion wished for. The business of those Courts had been much expedited in the two terms before the last, in the last equal progress was not made. He understood, however, that the number of causes before the Appellant Jurisdiction had been considerably les sened, by str.king off all those in which there were no appearances, or in which the proper steps had not been taken. It was absolutely necessary to inquire into the nature and extent of this evil. The country ex pected it, and he had received many anonymous let ters urging him to perseverance. lie was not in the habit of attending to such letters, but they shoved the feelings of the country. So far from imputing blame to the distinguished characters who now fill the two chief seats in those Courts, he thought them entitled to great praise, and he wished to state most distinctly, that he did not think that they were the cause of wk. necessary delay, but it was desirable to call before the House those capable of giving the best information on the subject, and as thematter was of known importance he would not dwell on it any longer. He moved, " That a Committee be appointed to inquire into the Causes which retard the Decision of aitai , s in the Courts of Equity, and Crat the said Committee should have Power to lurch the Lurclb. THVEVENING STAR. The motion being granted, be was proceeding to name his Committee, a hen Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY interrupted the nomi nation, by excepting the names of two Masters in Chancery, merely on the grounds of their situation: A short discussion took place, in which Sir Saloum and Mr. ABERCROMBIE urged some objeetions, on the grounds, that as the inquiry abort to be instituted I The LAW ARATIZLA Pack.lt has see me d a , r , might enter into the business of their departments, mouth, from Lisbon, w i t h a Mail, • '''' In i nn din they could not be considered as indifferent or un- . s he sailed oft the 17th i nstant, the principal contents of the . Lesser, Thefi.ikwiti biassed judges. The Master of the Rolls had with• drawn his name from the Committee of last year, from a proper feeling of delicacy. broeght by this opportunity : The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER 1 “ LISBON. FLBSALsitv t Barrier, late Governor of Ciudad R 14)4tria IL thought their names ought to be retained, as most ca- I ti Yesterday arrived in this capital as pti pahle of giving the best information, from the advan sane, Commandant of the Artill rages of practical experience. Commandant of the Fortress, Thuelint. To.drt.,_ 1 • 43 ting°1 M. fps. Mr. SIMEON and Mr. WILSON were of the erre and tlse c ap* same opinion, though the former Gentleman spoke with delicacy, from the circumstance of being one of tered 56S soldiers and officer, t a k en at tu •"" place. It is said Mina has entered Any salli operate wit the mpicena n. We heist just Iw o . the persons objected to. He thought the delay was not in the Offices. The chief cause of delay was the e: 1 that Bri h gadier E Espo . a and Mina has ro ute ill IL arrear of causes in the paper, which arose from ne sicterable French corps, near Huesca , in And i t cessity, as the antntion of the Chancellor is fre- u a ami quently called off to incidental business: He was as expeditious as was poss;hle. The same opinion was the same place where he formerly peel held by Mr. Wilson himself, a considerable practi- l ar exp l o i t. " a tioner in bis Court. The summary justice admini stered by the Chancellor, which never enters into the contemplatimi of the public, when mention is made of the business of the Court, was very considerable. Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY persisting in his opi nion, moved, 'flat the names of Mr. Simeon and Mr. Morrice, two Masters in Chancery, should be omitted, which was negatived without a division. The ATTORNEY-Gemettat., Sir S. ROMILLT, Mr. ABERCROMBIE, Mr. WILSON, Mr. GILES, Mr. HORN E, and Sir J. Meting., amongst others, were named by Mr. Tiiv con for the Committee. Mr. BROUGHAM moved for an account of Com mercial Licences for the ten years preceding 1801., acid for the ten preceding 1785, distinguishing each year, and those granted tor export trade, from those for the import, which was granted.—Adjourned. LONDON THURSDAY; FEBRUARY 27. /NM or STOCKS THIS DAT AT On CCr S pit ew% C p l. C 011-11 per Cam ?S{ s pw C p 1.. 11 Cana Ise raw of—Ds. ler ace. spar Ct. 94—Dm& ISs.l 7a. pr.—Ds. . NI 44 LISBON, FEL. N. We hare no intelligence f rom t h e North et por, tugal which indicates any movements of c ons i ders. tion. From Campo Mayor, under date of t h e 6 e b ► they write as follows :—The French in Badajox quite mad with the loss of Ciudad Rodrigo. Th e inhabitants of Iladajlz continue to arrive he re i nem sequence of the scarcity of provision s ; they etaie the garrison to consist of 3000 infantry andt; he m % 44 LISBON, FEBRUARY It a In respect to the North of Spain, every t hi er remains in the same state. The Atari's: Crust, sr: t . We ate assured King Joseph will arrive at Vaih. dolid ; that Marmont is expected there with Gat men of the tlO,OOO they have demanded of Spain ft the North. • DEBATE ON MONDAY NIGHT. We subjoin a List of the Members who divided on Mr. BANKS'S motion for stopping Colonel MsMaim's Pension. We wish every other sinecure were simi larly dealt with ; and this may at least chew our im partiality with respect to the owner of that which has been suppressed. that Gentleman, personally, we bear no enmity, but much to the drainers of their coun try's resources, be they whothcy may, male or female; and we say male or female, because it 's astonishing how many of the latter sex are fastened on the country, without the slightest pretence in the way of service. Is it nut s!ngular, that, of the City Mrmbers, none voted on Mr. 13Axits's motion but Mr. H. COW IE ? • " The prisoners taken in Ciudad Rodrigo hart at. rived in this city." usnow, FEBRUARY le. le Not a word of news. Ciudad Roder is tog placed in a respectable state of defence, and our dyer s have in general retired. Marmont, it is , e ms, proposes to ev: elute Salamanca in Coto. He has a', ready left that place with his army, and is now K Toro. Head-quarters are z Freynada, where hit. ing, shooting, and private theatricals are the orderit the thy. A letter from Freynada,.dated February 4, tat's, that on that day head-quarters were at that place, and gives the following additional pattieul.ars: " General Bonnet had evacuated the Astoria, sal arrived withkooo men at Benevente. .44 The famous Mina. ha v i ng taken prisoners tht garrison of Huesca, consisting of 1000 tern, vs, whilst conducting them towards Navarre, soacintl, on the 11th of January, by 3000 French, who at. tempted to release the prisoners: but his gallant ipi• :ion succeeded in completely repulsing then, wick the loss of 1,500 men in killed and prisoners. " In Catalonia, the Patriots continue to cibtak great advantages, the enemy's force in that roam being far from respectable. " The Governor of Badajoz has issued an Orrin` that all the peasants who choose to work on the (mi., fications shall be paid 320 rills per day. The ganL son of that fortress has evinced much dissatisfactiss at being placed upon half rations." LIST OF THE MAJORITY UPON TUE MOTION OF MR. BANKES AOAINIT COLONEL AI'MAIION'S APPOINTMENT TO THE OFFICE OP j'AT. MASTER OF WIDOWS' PENSIONS. Abercromby,Hon.J. Folkestone, Vise. Pnnsonby, H. fa. ... Adams, C. Freemir de, W. H. Poesooby, Hos. F. Babington, T. Giles, I). Percher, J. D. • Baker, John Gordon, W. Power, R. .. • 'Baker, P. W. Gower, Earl Price, R. • Banked, H. (Teller) Grattan, Pt.Hon.ll, Prittie, Hon. P. A. Bankes, W. J. Greenhill, R, Ridley, Sir M. W. Baring, Sir I'. Grenville, Lord G. Roberts, A. Bastard, J. P. Guise, Sir W. Romilly, Sir S. Bennett, Hun. H. C. Halsey, Joe. Sebright, Sir 1. Benyon, R. Hamilton, Lord A. Sharp, R. Bennett, R. H. A. Herbert, Hon.W. S nclair, G. .1 Barnard, S. Hobbert, G. Smith, A. Biddulph, R. M. Horner, F. Smith, S. Blackburn, J. Howard, Hon W. Smith, G. Bonverie, Hon. B. Hutchinson, Hon. Smith, I. Bowyer, Sir G. C. H. Scudainox, R. P. Brougham, H. Ingilby, Sir W. Shiffner, —..... Brand, Hon, T. Johnstone, G. Smith, Wm. Buller, J ames Keck, G. A. L. Sprir, A. Burdett, Sir F. Kemp, T. Stanley, Lord Burrell, Sir C. Lambe, Hon.W. Sumner,G.H (Teller) Busk, W. Lefevre, C. S. Tarlton, B. Brig. G. Lemon, Sir W. Temple, Earl Calvert, N. Lester, B. Thornton, H. Colborne. N. W. R. Lockhart, J. J. Tighe, W. Combe, H. C. Macdonald, J. Tierney, Rt. Hoe. C. Curwen, J. C. Madocka, W. A. Tracy, C. H. Cuthbert, J. R. Markham, J. Tremayne, J. H. De Ponthieu, J. Martin, H._ Vernon, G. G. V. Dickinson, WW. Miller, Sir T. Ward, lion. J. W. Dugdale, D. S. Mills, C. Warrender, Sir G. Duncannon, Vise. Mills, W. ' Whitbread, S. Dutidas, Hon, R. L. Neville, Hon. R. Wilberforce, W. Eden, Hon. G. North, D. Williams, 0. Elliot, Rt. Hon. W. O'Hara, C. Wynne, C. W. W. lane, John Osborne, Lord F. Wilkins, W. Ferguson, R. C. Ossuleton, Lord Wrottesley, H. Fitzroy, Laid W. Pigott, Sir A. Follies, Sir M. B. Puchin, C. OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM HIS VCCULDICT MAMAS OENZIUA TVA SAIL OF wr.wisorox. TO lux UM LENCY DON MIGUEL PRIMA* mum: " Head•Quarten, Preyesda, Fektary 1 ____ a The enemy has no troops on this side of cherish Tormes. Notwithstanding I have received amass from different places, stating, that General Barnet has evacuated the Asturias, which intelligence I be. fore communicated to your Excellency, I indite to doubt the truth of these communications. It is certsia that that General concentrated his troops in Othib between the 15th and 20th ofiativary,and that Pay her has occupied Gijon. " General Abbadia pot his arntrin motion on di 20th ult. in order to oblige General Bonnet to Miff . with his army from the Asturias, • A I I hear that there is in the Gazette of Meet, the 28al of January, .a copy of a leiter frailerilli Sucher to King. Joseph, announcing hitiond. llo , Valencia,. General. Risks beetitnitle . with 16,000 raw. • •• • • • " No movement of impostasee has take* places! the South_ of Spain," ... • • '‘ • I , VALENCIA DE ALCM/TARA; JAN. sh a The enemy who occupied points on the Tijo " banks of the Tuter, have lessened some garrisons sa entirely withdrawn others. Talavera has aWY PI fling garrison. The expeditionary division dam' ded by Brigadier Morilla, on the 14th inst. enter Cuidad Real, the enemy having previously abloom ed it. The Inhabitants received his troops es "It come guest., slowing that they remained consume • the principals of our just cause. Brigadier Ma" intended attacking the garrison of Mons* a l . 15th, but the French informed of this design or, with great reinforcements, so that Morilla WW I ; Ciudad Real, but without any other lou than de e. 3 soldiers and &horses killed, and sroen woanded• The Dispatches from the Earl of WILLII . r, brought by the above packet, are dated at quarters, Freynada, on the sth and 12th blasts IP they contain no news. MINORITY. Ashbornhatn,Hon.G. Fitzgerald, Wm. Palmerston, Viscount Arbuthnot, Rt. Hon. Fargohar, T. Perceval, Rt. Hon. S. C. Fitzhugh, W. Percy, Earl Bagwell,Rt.Hon.W. Foulkes, E. Phipps ' Hon. E. Beresford, J. P. Coulburn, H. Petit., Sir R. liathura,Rt.Hon.C. Graham, Sir I. Peek, R. . Bernard, Viso. Greenough, G. B. Prendergast. M. Bernard, T. Hall, B. Plumer, Sir . 1. Bickerton, Sir R. Hamilton, Hans. Pole, Right Hon.W. i i 'AorP , C. Hamilton, sir C. Porter, General Bradshaw,Hon.A.C. Harbord, Yon. E. Rainier, 1. S. Broderic, Hon. W. Headley, Lord' IP amsbottom, J. ' Brogden, J. Herbert, H. A. Robinson, Nom F. Brooke, Lord Hill, Sir G. Rose, Right Hon. C. Browne, J. H. Holdsworth, A. H. Ryder, Right Hon. R. Berghersh, Lord Holton], GP. Seymour, Lord R. Carew, kt. Hon. R. Holmes, W. Sloane, W. castkreagh, Vise. Houston, A. Sheridan, Right Hon. Chute, W. Hume, Sir A. It: B. Clark, Sir 0. Remick, W. Singleton, M. ' Cochrane, G. Lethbridge, T. B. Smith, Joshua Cooper, B. S. Leycetter, H. Somerse., Lord C. Corry, T. C. S. Loftus, General Sutton, Rt. Hots. C. Courtenay, T. P. Long, Right Hon .C. Swann, H. Crickitt, R. I.ovaine, Lord Thornton, S. Croker, J. W. Lowther, Viscount Thornton, R. •i Collins, H. P. Lushington, S. R. Thynne, Lord J. I)esart, Lord Lygon, Hon.W. Tyrwhitt, T. Disbrowe, Col. E. Maitland, E. F. Wallace, Kr. Hon. T. Drummond, H. Montague, M. Walpole, Lord Dundee, Rt. Hon.W. Montgomery, Sir I. Ward, Robert Duckett, Colonel Moore, Lord H. Wellesley, Richard Dufferin, Lord Moorsom s A. Wemy w, General Egerton, J. Morris, E. " Wharton, R. Elliott, Hon.W. Nepean, Sir E. Wilson, G. Ellison, It. Neville It. Yarmouth, Lord Evelyn, L. Nicholl, Sir J. Yorke, Rt. Hon. C. Fane, General Paget, Hon. B. Yorke, Sir J. Only four English County Nastier: appear to have voted with Ministers ; the four are—Mr. Cutrrs, of Hampshire; Mr. LYGON, of Worcestershire : Mr.. LETHattlooc, of Somersetshire ; and Lord Prato , ' ' Member for Northumbe-land. looms's. N teee►tain the State of the Arrear in the AppOlaat Jurfsdietiost " I ro P 1 lion whc Qug slot shot yen vlic sboi lett that 'Cr' of we ~J I-