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i ticulars that were made ktiSwn ter ‘thein. the Officer did not Rate the time when the battle was fought, 'nor the extent of the lots the Ft:dub bad &Rained. From the fame fource we likewife learn that 250 1C21202'11 have been taken out of each of the five (hips lying in the Texel, and fent to the army, and that Sewhole of the crews of the two fhips lying in the w Deep have been alto taken away for the fame illtiviCe. Bet we ought to add, that we have received u.,DUTCH JOURNALS g poly#: tjth inflant, none of which mention any is on bating yet taken place—a .circumflance that .sandavery much to diferedit the accounts brought by the i'ilnts, who, however, are both refpeeable men, one of them perfonally known to our Dover Cwref. pondent, and who would not knowingly circulate a The accounts which their Papers contain of the movements of the armies are not more recent than thofe we have alrealy laid before our Readers. The Dutch Papers Rate, that King Louis fit out from Driebergen on the 6th, to join his army under General MICHAVII at Weld. His Queen and chit dren failed on the fame day from the Hague for Utrecht, on their way to join Madam Bo het mother, at Mentz. It is Paid, that General Mace has been fentenced to be fhot. Private letters from Germany give very fatisfaaory accounts of the Rate of the Pruffian army. We ate in• formed that the Pruffians have 150,000 men on foot, IMfides the Saxons and Hetlians, and an Army of 'Referve of 40,000 men. This is a prodigious army, and that of the enemy is likevrife very large, though we do not believe that the French are quite fo nume taus. There is no donbt that a large Reillan army is on its Mardi to the of Rance of the Pruffians. The Court oar Berlin have official information of it. How near the Ruffians are we have not heard, but it is believed that by the middle of Oftober part of them will have reached the ?ruffian States. A Cabinet Council was held yeßerday at the Fn. reign Office in Downing-greet, which fat from half pan two o'clock till near five, and was attended by Lords HOwice, GRENVILLE, SPINCIIt, H. PtTTY, the Loso CHAPICILLOR. the Hon. T. GRENVILLE. and Vitsno•m. Lord LAUDS RRRRR and Baron Ja cat attended during the Council ; after which Mr. Fl!tif 11, a Mdfenger, was fent off with difpatches to the Duke of Binroan, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Baron jacoa: tranfaded Wines yeßerday with Lord lit:twice, at his office, previonny to the Council. Letters have been received by different refpeaable Merchants in London, announcing that the Govern. =rent of Tufcany have relaxed the feverity of the prohibition refperdiog the introduaion of Englith wares. It has been made known, through the Cham. ber of Commerce at Leghorn, that articles of Eng. lift produce and Colonial produce will be admitted, but Englith manufaaured goods are all prohibited. It may be a queftion bow far the expeaatinn of peace *nay have influenced this relaxation, and whether. in the prefent circumftenem. it will be aided upon. A letter from New York, of the tQ of September, received by a reffieflable bottle in the City, Rates, that accounts had been received there, fiom St. Domingo, of the Black Emperor DISSALIII/1 having made propofais to the Goveraor of Jamaica for the furren. der of that Celoay to a Biit.fh force, upon certain conditiaps l At is added, that the apprehentions en. tertattiedbi thg Blacks of a formidable attack on the colony by BOMAPARTI, at the condufion of the war with Great Britain. had determined them to make this factifice, for the fecurfty of their perfons and property t • andahat the mature had the unanimous confent of all Dellis...seas' Council and Officers.— The footing Maintained in the Colony by the fmall French garrsfott at the city of Santa Domingo tuffi ciently proves, that the Blacks confider themfelves too weak to retain the poffeflion of the Government, agairdt futh a force as BOILAPARTI would be able to fend againfl them at the conclufion of the war ; but the fad Rated in the above letter Items too extraor dinary to be credited. Lard I'M Lady C4IT RRRRR and (bite have ar. arrive:4'n Bath from Ireland. Ifellardaa at noon.- the remains of the late Right RCIINAT.} m 40UbOY, 13111140 P of Sr. AMU, were re moved fro gem Anne-meet EaR, for interment in the family vault at Newington Butts. The caval cade was exceedingly plain, conilling only of *Micmac and fix, followed by three cuttches and four. the cha• . _ 'riot of the deceafed doling the proceflion. By the death of the venerable Earl of Cteareoxr, a vacancy occurs in the repreferuation of the County of Louth. Wittiest CHARLAS FORTBSCUI, Efq. of Ravenfdale, Coe of the prefent Members, fucceeds to the title. - Couni-Ditarito, brother of the Prince Primate, 0 as heiecelled, died lately at Maabeim, in his 36th yeal. This gave rife to the _report of the death of a Member of the Rbenillt Confe de ration. %be Ofideffl rod that there is no truth le the report of the r3th Regiment being cleansed for the Well Indies. • • The . Argylefhire militia march from Edinburgh Califs in to tew days. They ate to be replaced by the Dunifries (hire, from Muffelburgh temporary bar racki; " • The Weft moreland militia are to go to Dumfries, and are to be replaced at Ptlrt-Sew by the Af. gylefhire. . The Porfarfhire, from Muffelburgh, are to relieve the - Lainarkfbire at Glafgow, who have got their route for anothei- cleaner. The dears which have been exprelred for the fafety of Ail Rieman, STRACISA:O4.Rie without the kali f o undation. 'flit Teaeista, Lord H. Pau ter, was • ordirect.lo Plymouth fur repair, by Sir RICHARD, the day after the•hurtleane. The Css A a has forang her foremaksind 101 l her mizen.topina 11. The 'Pain str ii, Sir T. Herne, was in company, which fhip Sir Rr. CHARD intended to take with him to the CI eXspeak cc; get their damages repaired. lwL!r4 r COal~~~ olvbiwp& The following is a candler', of the ocireefrellgeooe vadat/defy palled between the Right Honourable Melaka Fiesearasec, and the liunouiabk A. COCIIIIANI Josorrowt: (COPY ) aIR, H STIMIT. 67, MAr 11,21106 In confequence of the *mice which yon gave this SafGoo in Parliaments Ante you were appointed .Se cretary at War, that hisithsiedy's prefent Minitters would remedy the grievances of which I had com• plained loft year, and which were of futh a anagni• , rude as to uccafinn your haticiug them an the Houfe of Commons before you gone into place, I have been ' in the anxious axpeElation, for tome time pa, that juiliee would be rendered no [ZIT. It it unnecetTary for me to bring to yodr recollec tion the affurances which you gave me of your fup port before you came into cflice—they lace fince been repeated to me, and I can only attribute the delay in rendering me juflice, to the tsecellity of your attending to the more preffing duties of ycur depart. ___ ment. I am aware that you arc not a Cabinet Minifter. I am fenfible, however, of the inflnence which you muff poliefs with the Members on military fubjeas, and I cannot help bringing to your recolleftion the generous affurances of fupport which one of the Members of the prcfent Cabinet (Mr. Fox) gave to me, in your prefence, whenever my cafe thnuld be agitated—he was then out of office—now he is in power. My private affairs have [stared material injury by the perfeeution of thole who ought to have proteifted me—from his Majefty's prefent Miaifters I did exist& redrefs, and I may venture fairly to affirm, that the Public at large, and more efpecially the Military part of the Nation, have for fume time pall confider ed the point of renchring me juliice as fettled and uoderftood. 1 tree that you will forgive me for requelling an early and final deeding:l on my care ; for if the door Ihall be finally Phut againfi my anxious wins in unite with shore of my family who are daily pining lau• rels in his Majely's fervice, and who have evinced the loyalty and attachment of the name of COCII Last to the King's Perfon and Government, I mull then make the ftrongeft immediate exertions fur re trieving my idjured ;merely, and endeavouring to Pave the remains of a fortune which the vindictive attacks of injuftice and malice had fa cruelly confpir ed to ruin. I have the honour, dtc. (Signed) A. COCHRANI joHnsront. The Rl,E,he Hou. Gen. hum rticx, ar...%&e. &A. (COPY.) SIR, WAR OffICIT, 14fAr, 406. . . . . In anfwer to the letter I had the honour of receiv ing from you, on Wednefiay lafl, I beg leave to ob terve, that you are entirely gni daken in rap/yarns me to have flared in the preterit Sellion of Parliament— , that Lis Majefly's Miniders would remedy the grievances of which you had laR year complained, and which I had thought of loch magnitude as to oecation my noticing them in the Moire of Commons " , It is undoubtedly true that, in the lall SelGon of Par liament, I adduced the hardfhip of your cafe as 'a error; exemplification of what I conceived to be an evil e sifting in the military adminifiration of Hike ; and it is likewire true, that in the prefent Sefton I Rated my having been led to relinquifh the intention I had announced of bringing the queßion under the conficieration of Parliament, in the hope that his Ma jeßy's prefent Government would be ind u ced to ap ply Tome proper remedy to the evil of which I had complained, and thereby preclude the neceffity of re torting to arty Parliamentary. Interference upon the tubjea. This, Sir, is a flirt but coirea l flaterrient Of the rum and tubfkance of all that has been raid by me in rela tion to this borings, both in the Nit and prefent The grievance which appeared to me M talLfor re. drefs, and as deeply affeaing the intereflaff asewhole army, confihla in the exercise of an startups. And, as conceive, unatithorifed power by the' Judge Advo cate General which, in its confermences, exptifit to danger the honour. rank, and &union, of every Of ficer in his Malady's fervice. Although that office is nu looser in the hands of the perfon by whom you juftly confider yourfelf to I have been aggrieved, and although it is now fortu nately confided to a gentleman from whom no one wbo is acquainted with his charaCter can ever feel the flighted apprehenfion of Coffering injuflice, I Rill con tinue of opinion that the Judge Advocate General cannot be, with propriety or fafety confident(' as the confidential and refponfible adviret of the Crown upon ruble& of a purely military nature, and fuch as relate folely to , the government and difclpline °litre army. With refpea to the iudividbal injury you have yam felfreceiveds,fo far am I hum recolleaing thofe afro - elicit of 'rapport you late yourfelf to have received fiats Me (either before or finee my coming into of fice), that I am fully confident Of •never having, in any one of our frequent eonverfations upon the fob jea, omitted to esprefa, moll difiinaly. how much it was to me a alibied of regret that I had no Neer whatever to affiß you in the objea of recovering your rank in the fervice, to which I have no hefitation in laying, I confider you in indict entitled. I certainly remember, that when you met Mr. Fox at my houfe, he delivered a very decided opinion upon the ittjullice of the treatment you had expe rienced, and, as I know his fentiments upon the lub jea to remain uoaltered. I have no doubt that, order anydifeuttoagf your cah. you would be certain of re ceiving thelblilfn j pport of Isis opjaion and influence. Agin the left Interview I hid the honour to have with you, you communicated to me the contents of a letter, which I was lorry to learn you confide red as a final rebid from his Royal }fishnets the Com mander in Chief, to accede to your application to be reftored to your rank, it could not be without con fiderable furprize that I read your requeft to receive from me an ear6randjfaelkyou upon your cafe, a cafe which, I confers, 1 thould have thought it perfatly unneceffary to have apprifed you, the department I fill has not the (malted power to influence, and cer tainly Rill lets the authority to decide. In the hope that the determinatfon to refute you the rellosmion of your rank in the army may not prove fo irrevocable as you hem to apprehend, ' I have-the honcnr. &e. (Signed) Illteß•ltD FITZPATIICE. Heaourable A. C. Jos re ST ow a, Harkey Una. (COPY ) 4 1 4 Arington-Mut, Sept. s, 1806. I cautot vial, find words to exprels the furprife . .- with which 1 oilePred in M. CoSbeit's papa of Sa turday laR the accufation brought forward Akainft me under your name, of having Pirfeited engage. ments to you, which I had fi partitulsrly, both in conierfation, and in one initonre, I. , rtunatelb in writing, etplained myklintoß di tlinctiy never to have cOntratted. AVhilft you were writink (if indeed you did write the paper to which your (feature is affixed), I mull prelbme that yon had loft all recoll:etinn, not only of whatever had parted between us in our frequent interviews, but alfo of two letters of the dates of Bth and lath of May ►all,, copies of which are herewith tranfinitted for the purirle of calling them t+ your remembrance ;in what manner elfe c - us it be account ittf for, that a gentleman Ile-told have thought fit to repeat is priat, an alfertion, to which he had above three months before received the moll erolieit, dared, and unqualified contradifition, in wiling ? Not being difpufed to enter into any controverfy, either with Mr. Cobbett himfelf, or with any writer in newfpaper, I have preferred addreffing this letter to ynorfell, accordink to the eflablifhed prac tice which her ufually prevailed amonglt Gentlemen in their mutual communications. Bur as you have thought proper to adopt another win*, by arraigning my condua in a public Nrev!lnner, after having re ceived a full explanation of it, which I muff conclude from your acquiefcence in to have been fatisfac tory, I null that sou v.ll feel yourklf bound, upon every principle of Office and fair dealing, to give eqcal publicity to my politive denial of a charge for which I am under the necelllty 4.l,:eclaring their cliffs nn foundation whatfoever. That I never pledged myfelfinp/Hir, to endeavour to procure the reilotation to the rank y. .0 held in the army, will appear by a reference to all that 1 am dated (even in Mr. Cobbett's own report) to have raid in Parliament : that I did in p-tu..re to yoortelf difclaim the having given any Inch pledge, my letter of the tath of May Mfficiently rettifies. With rare& to other ohfcrvati:Ati you have thought proper to iatioduce. although comeious it (bould teem of their being tureign to any quellion at iffue between us, and relating only to my public fituation, as they appear to me to confid in a repeti tion of remarks copied, alrood verbatim, from th,.fe which have already been publithed under the name of Mr. Cobbs', I (ball certainly not allow the mere variation of their fi . gnatnre to draw me into any dif caion of thofi topics.-1 have, &c. (Signed) RICN•AD FITZ PATRICK. Hie. A. Celan= labia:me. (COPY.) SIR, Harley Rreet.67, tub September. silo& Upon my return to town Intl night. I found your letter of the ad iollant with its inclufures ; neither of %hid' papers contained asy thingto alter my opinion, or to weaken any conviCtion, erptelfed or implied in any of my recent addreffes to the public. But I mull decline betoming the agent fir communi. eating to the public, what you appear to hope may opera t e as a defence, or at lesft as a mitigation, of your conduct. I (hall, however, by thit day's pod, teadmit your letters, together with a copy of this let ter, to Mr CAA:mu, leaving it to him to do what be pleafes with them. as documents belonging to a dif cufGoo, in which he has taken to large, in able, and fo public fpiiited a part ; I myfelf anxiouGy wifhing to fee them publifhed, and having no other objeCtion to requeft the publication, than th at, by the ma king of fuch a requell, I might rill: the imputation of act log in deference to you. As to the infirm:46on con tained in your letter of the ad infirm:, that I am only As pretended author of the papers to which my fig natures are affixed, I have only to obferve, that the eircumllance is quite immaterial, as I evidently was, and as I hereby declare rnyfelf to be fulely and at all times, refponfible to every one of the parties, who may confider thernfelves as being by my flatement affeCted ; to which 1 Leg leave jull to add, that, if you had borrowed another name, as well as another pen, upon the prefent occation, you mult,paye been unfortunate, indeed, in your feteetion if your defence had therefrom futtained any mate: ial injury. I hare the honour, (Signed) A. CrICHAAtit JOHCSTOME. 'to the ittiht Hon. Genera rtiz rATt.tCt., Secretary at War. (.:OPY.) SIR, A rliugton• "tree t yth Sept. 5105. . . In reply to the hair I had the honour to receive from you, on the tith inliant, I beg leave to obferve. that my letter of the ad infant was not written with any defign of operating as a defence or mitigation of my condo& t and I will venture to Wert, that not a fentence throughout the whole of it is capab'e of bearing any fuch conttruflinn. My lag Addrefs to you had for its objeCt, the afrveration of a Taft, in contradietion to the Ratement you had publifhed, ac• empiric& with written documents, proving .8 that you received in the month of May !aft, ■ limiter contraditlion to a flrnflee• Itatemeot in a correfpon• dente, which at that time took place between us, and that whatever mifunderflanding bad occurred, had been fully explained, and from your acquiefeence bad been fatisfaCtorily done away." If my regime, that you would make my denial of the charge you bad brought againft me as public as the charge ttfelf, bore the appearance of a demand, which indifpnfed you to comply with it, I am forty my exprefEnns were fo far from correfponding with my meaning ; but whatever interpretation they might be raie@ to, it certainly was not polible to forefee. that you would tren.fer an appeal to your own feast of jullice and fair dealing, to fo very Orange and whisulical a tribunal as the diferetion of Mr. Cobbett. I dull not, however, complain of this eccentric, and I moPs fay, untrarrantable, proceeding. mould it lead to a faithful and untnu:ilated publication of the eorrefciondence between us, feeling no appeehenfion of my charatter luffering in the public eflimation, from a toll and fair hate of the queltinn. I am fully aware, that you incur an equal refpon. fibility with Mr. Cobbett bimielf, for whatever may appear in his paper und:r your lignature ; but as I have already intimated to you, that n t variation 01 fignatare will lead me into any notice of what may appear in 4trat paper, f ote i en in th e goeniou between us,. and-rtgarding only my public titanium). I thin only add, ant In tor., ever you m.ty tliii.k pr per to addrefs to me io ve!ciiig. I than always be ready to returrf foch an atiNer ar one Ge-tleinan is en tilled to receive frotn 1. Net —1 have, &c. (Rfrnol a. FITZMILICE• Hon. A. Coebrane J-1,11 itpae. P. S. The circumltauces alluded to by you with romi " hpparent difpkatnte, that et my hifiriartin: ployed another hand than my nitik in writimeto7oo, did not arife from any dirrefpra,. but bt searettenac of thinking. that m cafe of a publication of the tette•, it might be defiraltle it Amid be written in a !mfr.. writing more legible, and therePre lets liable to give occafinn to errors than my own; and as yro may probably fend this to Mr. Cnbbett, hari g 'orwarde..! to him a copy of the letter to which it is a reply, I have. for the reafon above Rated, now had recourfc to he pot which wrote my MR. NAUTICAL /NTS _MORMON. PLYMOUTH, °MIMI 23- . Came in the MALTA, of So guns, from the fqtr dron under Rear Admiral Lou,3 ; and the Maria, Capt. LAL/Rllll , ll. from Dr4T, with naval (lore..—Sai:ed the HICLA bomb on a et niae. PORTSMOUTH. OCTCASER 14. Ari ived the Aar. fcbqoner Irons Guernfey ; and the Holland, Cmstain hlserrni, from Shields. bound to Jamaica: Wtud S. W. DEAL, OCTOBER 14. elute flown from Sheerners, the Arrsaa frigate, and remains in the Downs with the rest t•f hi* Ma. jetty's (hips as,per lat.—Wind tail erly. YARMOUTH, 4x.'rOBER ra. This morning arrived theQiitst.c trigate,,Capt. Lprd Fatalism, from Cuzhaven, having landed Lor,l Mot►arw and fuite : his Lordfhip was only mei four hours on board the frigate, •ud landed in pc: fee health alto arrived the Printers Augolt up cu ter with three hleffengers from tie Conti:tent, with till patches of importance. EHEERWSS, OCTOBER 14. yefierday to the Wet - eard, the moment the was paid wages and b iunty, his Majelly's fri.ate SPARTIeN• Sailed this day, at two P. M. his /via.: . jelly's Ihip STAR, with a large fleet of fhips, bound co the Baltic. The money for paying the officers and wiirkmen of his Majetly's dock yard here, r the quarter ending the yoth of June, is received, and the payment will take place in a day or two.—Wind S. W. light breeze. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Acafta, for the capture of the Planter's Loa, May 31, too.i. will be paid on board at Hamoase, on Friday neat, and re called at Mr. E. Line's, Plymouth, every TucfJay and Friday for three years. The Thunderer, for the recapture of the Primfladt, March t 2, and, will be paid at Mr. lAskyer's, Plymouth, un the math Rant, and recalled every Tudday and Friday, at the fame place, for three mouths. Aa atcro.—At Falmouth, the Brothers, Dann, from Virginia and jarnaLa, for Loridno—At Cork, Edinhor7h, Wallace, from Gibral . ar; City of Cork, Bickerton, from Peterfburgh; and the Comme , —, from New York..-At Oporto, Rack, tt Teage, from New York; Thanes, Mickel ; and Aurora, °witch...ll, from Q , ber.; At Lam, Molly, Adams; Yonder, the San CArles, from Cork ; Pinelimenta. Pelle ; and Fell eldede, —, from Peterfborgb—At Nalsrfonodland, Endeavour, Milord, from Liverpool—At Plymouth, Hlnde, Clarke, from (twelve —Of Peterhead, Aaron, Thampfoo, from Quebce —At Lvert,cf., Aelive.Stocker, from Peteriburgll The Clurkworth, Winded," from Hoodoo's, la arrived at &lily, the failed on the 6th of Aura, three days after thee-et 1 he Samuel (American), Wale, thorn bfarteilles; the Patriot (a Dane), Hoer, fr , rn Leghorn to Hamburgh ; the Ann (American), CHUM/111 from Philadelphia to Leghorn, are detained by the Spa niards, and fent into Algefiras. The Jafart, 'lsaac, from Cadiz tn Vera Cruz, taken by his filaidly's (tip REMOMMEN ; the Falccn (American) Arrives, from Lifbon to Bourdeaux, detained by the FYLADIS Coop of war ; the Reklu tion, (a Dane), THOMPSON, from Galipoli to Ham. !rug'', detained by his Majefly's (tip EMI:11'6110W / the America, (an American) &taw, from Provi dence to Cadiz, detained by hoc Majelly's (hip Scot mw ; the Louifa, (a Dine) Diptztus, from Lifbon ti Barcelona, detained by the Tuutiosa bomb, arc fent into Gibraltar. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND ocroust MEETING. TOIPSDAY. OCT. 14. Fifty Pounds for a-yr old colts carrying 81k 41b; az.d fillies BCI slb. Two yr old C. Mr I/ Prince's Croon& • a Mr Wilota's ch. E Sally, by lksaard D. of Grafton's b.'. by Wurtbr, .•ut of Horntry Lars Mr D. RaJellilea b C. Mandarins, by Patriot Mr Goufl.orn's b. a by Otxxon Mr lioivorth's b c Dwarf, by Pcoingbrousk The Judge email place but three. tot &sit Coccra..4--Even betting on Sally. - - Mr Parson's Ralph tna, 6R ;lb. brat Mr Watforee Honor, Bft 71b oyr old C. noose.-5 to son Ralpbina. Pit C. Hunbury's Snag, uft sib. best hlr Yortagre man, Itt t flb—Two yr old C. aggor) to too Snug. Mr Ladbrokes alipper, 9% beat Mr Mclblb . " Yorktbireman, yft —Tom yr old C. fogs--t to I on Slipper. Mr fl'atfoo't Pagoda, lilt 2b. beat Mr Princes Comrade, 7R. Two yr okl C ton 0..-5 to ♦ on Pagoda. Mr Hosworth's Orangeade, yR ylb. roe. A. from Mr F. Neales Regulator, Sit )lb-- Ewa yr old C. toots. Mr Panton's Tim, 6111 4b. ree. ft. from Mr Mellilles jerboa. ft --Two yr old C. toga. MIRMLAIVa. CORNAXCHANOL OCTOUR 11. There art very few further arrivals of Wheat to day 4 this trade is dull in Calm sad at prices nearly as our lad—feveral (refit fupplies of Barley, which article is lower—and Malt likewife—from an extraor dinary hanky of White Peas, creates a further ad. Vance of about Sts. per quarter—there ate confider. able (applies of Oats, the (maples of which are of fccond and inferior quality, and are lower—Fkor maintains its price—fine American 441. to 45, rcr barrel—and little alteration in other at tides. • CUIRINCT •a VXDZIL. Wheat. 3 8 . 74i Mrs pet v. Grey Pe.,fe its 461 od Fine Dino. 9os gas Sam.. els ells ed Rye, (new) ass 46. 'net Ditto. j 6. 42. 041 Ear .Sp 441 641 Oats. ats 26e Joe Mak. yea 760 od Poland ditto 3ss 336 04 White Pate, 68s 76. Ripe Seed, (new) 161 all Fine Myr 7 0110 Ifs Seconds 65s to yes per tac►. COVENT GARDEN THEATEP.--Yenefday was re. hurled the new grand Operatical S, eaade, entitled " The Deferts of Arabia." It is the firil yearly offer ing of M►. Rumnsys' Mole. The feenery of the piece is moil magnificent and pidturefitoc. When reviving the Beggar': Opera this feafon at Covent Garden, was in agitation, one ..f the Per. foemers afked the Prompter whether Marinath was .all I , r him ?--.. No, Sir, he is calf for deaths and no doubt in the bands of Mr. lact.soom he will In well exeaad." I