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don alto iratiOtta sihas. qballiciihted 1 bat dll* is one breach only etthofe which have bean alluded to, which I &al yet motive, as it has come in a pe culiar manner withins', own knowledge, and con fequently is ire& 1 mT tiltditeaidd, I mean the peculiar qualifications which are requited of a Speaker of the Houk of Columns, in the manage. anent of the prints befinefs connetted with that Haute. This branch may, perhaps, to fowl ap pear forsewhat immaterial, when It is meaftired by thole larger 'memory }tondos" dudes, which there leassediately occupy the attention of bfambere...a. lades, the public bafineth• with which every one is acquainted, there is a pirate bran*, on which we find much to approve, and much to allienate, mot only by the value of the properly at Rake, the amount of which would aa oni fh every individual informed of it ; but the thanes/ of Parlameat it. Leif is in Come delpree iagnSed opon the decifien of vazions goalie's comeniag piens papally. Of theft nice studio= encerniag the eighth and pro perties of individuals, which come before the Houk in comparatively a private amp • there is no prin. Sir, who cam judge fo well as yourfelf (meaning Mr. Ley, the Chief Clerk) bath on account of your long ermine* of Parliasontsey affairs, and the various opportunities thereby afferdad you of doing fo.— There muff be a fenfe of adherence to the greet pia , eipies .of she Usti& Law. in the management of private bilis, es well. as is greet national coocerns.-. for I *sow oethisig which amid be more likely to pods" an alinatkia from the Hook of Com. mow. that she setheoefideration of that place, as =he mil peeper for deciding Each quelions as the rights. assi•properties of ladividvals.— This insiders& the more important, as the perfon whe b appointed ft - the Chair is, in genre!, deemed vimtleorami of the weak, tbe protelor of the poor. We he that the rich and the powerful may be able to adept steathres to petal their own rights, but this is not the cafe with regard to the other auk of Reidy. Is It not, therefore, of the utmol importance, that in all escalates and bills, which come before this Hoak, we, the RePrefentativel of the People, fisould be convinced that we have appointed; an individual, who is both able mid walling to attend to them minutely, and to (be that the great prtheiptee of le 'Nation are nos. in any degree, &paned from y et the tighta of pinte individuals trampled upon ? Sir, t here CAW the more upon that parricides Illbjeit, at it is one it , inspeffible to know the etinfkgmarti off and as I have bad many othafines to enable me to appreciate them, lathe skaratlec ofilar isilvid old whofe gnelifications We are now dircuffiti I am well convinced that he is folly adetwate to t he talk; and that, in that parti cular, as we as others, he will endear hintfell to the Houk of Common,. It is, therefore, with fingular fatisfaition, that I rife to (tend the motion of my Right Hon. Friend; for, übdoubtedly, as he hes ob. terve& it iv not merely/14m the ordinary habits of life, and the experience of Mr. Abbot, that he is, on this occalion. to be deemed qualified to fi ll this im. portant foliation ; but it is from your own experience . it is from your own knowledge and conviition, that be has occupied it already, and performed the name. rout avocations thereof, as well with honour to him (elf, as great advantage to his country. It is impel% Able not to recoiled tea, with fatisfaition, that, before that Right Hop.Geotleman was railed to the Chair, he had (hewn to the world thole patriotic feelings with which he would afterwards geese and bed rendered Cervices to the century. He ba d fat at the' bead of a Committee, appointed for the prsfervation of public economy, and the remedying of sinks. —Althongh • no one rejoiced more than I at his " • elevation, as a Commoner, to th e Chair, I would bare regarded it as a publ ic injury, if be had been placed to that high Standen before he had rendered forth Gooiest for tbiereafon, that it thews to others thatit is by poising an upright and faithful conduit aele Member of Parliament, as a guardian of the page and liberties of the people, that they can -be rldfakto a fimilar [unman, and thablpil With f oil offear for the benefit of foeiety. "i-ffste the •411;. tisthain to kn. 11,1 ready, that the liettfea will ap . pens of the popefition, than Mr. A** kilt* ope wins froth his experience otPeirpatu f .poireffes our csalide"ce and attachutehi.Z One OrY the Licata. qua- Mations of a Speaker 4 theiHbefe.of Commons, and which may be fqid to acimprlth glithe other", is tba-plieffion of its tolithdesua—ot thing wbitik slo owes /o, Inuit he Etas ea tided the duration. lhathae Right Hon. Gentleman, vtO Ny' Speaker W worth, who - polleffes oureetafidence in an eosins" &one; one 'Finis competebrta proted the rights of Parliament, to retirain the slifpofition of member* to path matters too far, and one who, from the-confidence he poffeffes, will be able to fill the townies with dignity. I (hall only add one word mere: to ley. that at the fame time that Mr. Abbot ha[ &ewe. by his love of public libetty, that he Rile for our true connitudonal liberty, he has (hewn a jail fenfe of the privileges of Parliament, and has ailed upon all Dominus, with that greatnefs of mind which is seceffary for the prefervation of our . Conllitution. In doing this, he has Rudioufly en deateured not to Ream any of our privileges we far; and it is one of the qualifications of a great mind, not to otrafiretch acquired power; this I own is one additional quality fuperadded to all the others which render Mr. Abbot a perfon highly eligible for the occupation of that high . and important fituation, to which I fecond the motion of his being appointed. M. ABBOT.—s. In riling to addrefs the Houk en this occafion. I hare to exprefi the deep homer. hoes of gratitude which I feel for the very favour. able tefhisionies of my pall conduit which I have r:ceived. Notwithfianding the many commenda tions which have been heaped upon me by the Gen tlemen who have jut! (poke, I dare not prefinne to hippo& that they are altogether well founded. And though they may think that they have made ufe of many arguments to thew that I am equal to the ar duous duties of your Speaker, yet on me they have made a very different intpreffiun. For he who has had experience of the difficulties attending the due performance of the funflions of this office, mull be the more fenfible of his own deficiencies. Neverthelefs, experience, and Parliamentary ufage, mull prevent me at prefent from infifting upon my own incompe tency; and, therefore, I have only to thew my fub miffion to the orders of the Houk, and to with that their choice may not prove detrimental either to their interefts or their honour." [Mr, 4bbot was then condufled to the Chair by •- .11Klathure and Mr. Wilberforce. Who" ' ' 'there be continued thus—) 11* , " itoce it has been the filature of the lion& plasma in this fituation, I have only again to pre& my grateful ackaowledgtnents for the hono ' which they have done me, sod the diftiaguifitect gilt: fideuce which they have placed in me. As& whP !bey pleats to continue their favouri I can slurs them that alt my time, both within and without theft* walls, &all be devoted to tbeir fervice." Mr. 101tENYILLE- 4 Upon °cab= of this 1 Anthills:Os- has generally allowed Come of its Members to fay a few words, even after the affair has been brought to a oserclufwa 4 and after the unani ' tnous choice which into been mode of yaii Sr. to fill this important fituatson, I really think that I need of fer no apologia for' the eatitinefebrith which I now tie to expect my Cadefirithar at that choice. If the bufenefahad boas oast on lahlth there waists, Inter com at.opiniosio, 1 illoold" Oar have been the fir* to obtrude *kit 00 yobratkotios ;ban lam sow Sri, I do so more thia etyma the earnasin renascent of the Honk. To hove and to earth a prong Chore of the qualification which you poetics for the office to. which you are &alba, to auger well of the future from 'the pall, to mention tie' confidence which you hate defervally received, and will receive by indulging the memory of Cervices performed, are topics which it would by no means be. di ffictilt ni'd well upon. Tore. pretest to ourfelves the benefits which the Hoare en. lures to itfelf by its judicious choice, to (peak of that anodic& of mind, that equanimity of temper, that iaintriabie inspaniality, that accuracy of knowledge, 1 and that feavityand firmaels of manner is exprelliag the opinions which you have formed, which have' on every (artifice° dillinguilhed you, would be Iro grateful to sor tailor, 'one the fubjea is at the fame time 1 one chin firaanfiathal importance, that I would wil, tingly ester spntinChlkletall ; and this could be eerily dose "by me-havflithe records of your life before me. Yet thoragb'tbole records would fornnb me with ample 1 matter,and though the Houk, I am perfoaded, would very willingly indulge tne-with their attention, yet, howevem reluitantly I Rod myklf compelled to refrain, whim I confider that the eminent perfoo whole eulo. giuva I tbooldbe pronnunciag, is he to whom by the forme and adages of the Houle I mull addrefs myfelf. With alba regard, therefore, to the delicacy of your 'feelings, I fall only add, that I congratulate the Hook and the-Centaur upon the choice of one to fill this irn. • portant Mamie*, who le eailq way fo well qualifiedfor it. I move, Sir ,that thrsMO do now adjourn." Mr. Astor haviag hi' unanithosay Often Speaker, the . Routs a till to-otafioW at twelve o'clock, trait w 't ie till four It relklrfp hig ied 'occupiadln Nearing the Ithytberg. .I. THE EVENING STAR.. !AMOS ' • . . TUESDAY, DECEMBER x 6. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAPAT ONE O'CLOCK Cookie. for Jam 6041...ku3eced 594 —Omahas 144. Exchequer BM, sr se prem. • PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. , 3 per°. Red. Ali. nth lop. y 146'14 13 per D. DNA int ,heite Bostic a• • id. IF. 4 Per Cam f7HI • Bub. SW *4 .44 f • r.• s per C Navy Glut Nagith Tickets 191. Hoe. LOOS. M. 16 apt6dis Ounham mu; I hop. 3 per C. sit Cad fir ma. klk Yellerday both Honks of Parliament suet agree. ably to Royal Proclamation. • In the lioure of Lords there were *bop& linty r Peers prelim, including the Loan Cnarseanumps4l of whom took the ulna oaths. About aco Membervof the Houfe of Cowan' *ere prefect. and after being fworn, they proceeded the choice of their Speaker, an office which wia nnanimoufly conferred on Mr. Aasor. We congratulate our Readers and the Country at large on the appointment of this worthy and inde pendent character, to fill once more that important, Ration,- to which be bas for fo many years been an. ornament. •• • U. 'milli add dignified deportment its the - dif. 'charge -of his high official duties, depth of legal knowledge, and intimate acquaintance widt she pre. cedentamfAtliament, are valid claims to the ap probation of air Reprefentatives and the Connery, thefe are qualiffeationi which Ur. AISOT porafta in a degree we haire,ticot Peen forpaffed in eumfietner Speaker; Wine the urbanity of his menninanall long endear bins perfonally to every.fienaberb who has any bnfinefo to tranfait in WiliCitti#l;eitait is at. . . cußomed to,hdierfere. - • A few eztraas from foTaigis l ionmals recerved lad night, are given in a preceding column ; they are not. however, of much importaftee. The pfincipai article among them is the Speech of the Arch Chan cellor of the Empire (Catesaceass) to the Senate, on the 2d inflame. It contains the fame Choicest de- nunciations spina the Continental Powers and this Country, that we have read in the Decrees of &Its. I and the &main! of Mt Minillers: The in. dependence of the Peeve—the removal of Rullia from the poffibility of interfering in the affairs of the Continent—the reeßablitiment of the liberty of the teas, or. in other words, the annihilation of the Ma• ritime fupremacy of England—are the chief topics in this threatening harangue. France, we are again told, is to retain all her conquells, until England has 'dieted the Colonies which the has wreßed from her and her Allies, and recognized the new maritime i code which the French Publicilts, under the direction of Bow•raers, have framed fur the security and 1 1 happinef• of the different commercial nalionsisS Ad I F • world. An ankle from Drefden, under data of the ost th ult. mentions that the column of AUGII/11AU, which was advancing towards Danteig and Graudenta t has retrograded ; and, in the nen entente, we are Odd; that the firit.of thefe plates is horded by the French: but by what empties cannot direovit. Oa the sod) 'haft month, the only divifsons • the tight bank of itaa Oder, were thofe of Davoirai, Lanes, Avo a- 1 OM", sad part of Muiir'i cavalry, the fire of Aarieh was between Pollia - mid Warfaw ; the. fecund, I "oppofue flora. Mostar.' cavalry had (came ly eel:tired die Oder at the time ; and Ana et eau's, as we are informed, was returning, but to what para. cider plition is not mentioned. It is clear, there. fore, tWt the intelligence of Dantzig being inverted is eafosoded. Indeed, C lof the articles, which an, evidently of French rnanufatture, are Co contra diCtory, that they cannot be reconciled with each other ; and we know by the arrival of veffels, which left Dantzig Co late as the sath ult. that at that time, though every preparation had been snide for refit= tance. that nothing had been beard of the near ap proach of the enemy. It is pro able, however, that we than Loon hes; of a French force being concentrated in the neighbour. hood of Warfaw ; for NAPnLamt Rands pledged to reftore Poland to its independence, and he will keep his word, for he cannot ealily undertake any thing snore favourable to his general views at the pretest moment. THE ARMY. .We .glatl to hear, that Volunteering goes on very brifkly from Osirrifon Battalions into the line, particularly into the ad battalions, which will, by this means, as well as by volunteering from the Militia (a mature toon'to be retorted to), loon be completed each to toot men. The neceffity for in. creating our regular army is now mon indifpenfable. Among the regiments now embarking for the Weft Indies is the 54th regiment, Sir DARIO BAIRD'S. We have heard two other kattalioss named, which will' loon proceed for the fame quarter ; but we avoid mentioning them till no doubt mouths' rdpeding their deftination. The 2d battalion of the Bth regiment, or Con- naught Reams, commanded by Colonel WALLACII, are now on their march for Portfmoutb, there to be embarked for Ireland. A large detachment of the 53d, along with recruits for other corps in India, has jun embarked from the me of Wight for that quarter. 4 - ESTI flysecta has introduced a new regulation in the Alien Department, which bid, fair to be attended with the moft falutary effects. in future, all frangurs, prior to their embarkation for England, are to obtain a paffport from the Britik Refident at the Court they are about to quit, which mull be counteragned on their arrival, by the Minifter of that Court refidiog here. Such perfons as negleft to conform to this ceremony, of which due notice is to be immediately given by the Secretary of State for the Foreign De. partment,-witt - heyeafter be confidered as ftfpicious charafters, and will confequently not be fuffcred to remain in the kingdom. Earl Sponse laid before His Marasrv, ne Wed nefday, at the Levee, a lift of too convitla under fentencc of tranfpnitation ; when His MAJESTT was pleated to order them all to Botany Bay, to which place they will fail in a fortnight. WILLIAM Rat Wicsow, Efq. of Kelvinbank, has *rated a very elegant monument in the Choir of the i Cathedral at Glafgow, in memory of his uncle, the Late Jona Wicsoa, Efq. with an infeription, erpref. five of his profeffional talents and the fenfe enter. tweed by the Magiftrates and Council of that city,; in a unanimous vote of thanks on reigning his office from ill health, of having dircharged the duties thereof with great ability and integrity. Yellerday morning the Bth Regiment of Foot marched from Deal to Canterbury, on their route for Liverpool. The Radnor Militia came into Chatham on Wed. nefday, and the next day proceeded to Sheernefs. The recruiting fervice in Ireland, for the Royal Marine Forces, is fufpended till farther orders. ' The following flips are at pretent lying at Chat. ham in commit ion : Minotaur, 74:41m5, Defence. y 4 1 i, Agamemnon, 64. Meleager 36, Tartar, 32, chile !loop, Favourite kimono, and Mariner gua.brig. A fire broke out on bearcf the Heraides, waived at Liverpool, off Cuba, in confequencsoof the Mate -attempting to draw off fome fpirits in the hold; what the puncheon caught fire and buff ; tint mate was burnt to death, and a boy datnterotiflp hurt ; but the flames were got underlay pouring downs great qua.' thy of water. ' • 'Died, on Monday the Bth inf. AUDIS,/ DALZIL, A2M. F.R.S. Edinbirrgh, Profeffor of Greek in the Univerfity of Edinburgh. Lail week as a foldier belonging to the Guards at Chatham was cleaning his mufket. not remembering that it was loaded, it went off while his hand was over the muzzle, and carried away two of his fingers. Fra Diavolo, the Neapolitan inforgent, has been hanged, purfuant to the fenttnce of a military Court ; and now that he is dead, and out of the way, he is fated to have reprefented himfelf at having ailed folely under the direftion of Sir SIONSY Sierra. The clok of the Theatrical feafon, at Wrexham, on Tuefday laft, was accompanied by a ludicrous cir. cunrflance :—The play was Romeo emid golat, and the .bills of the day announced, that the part of Romeo :would be performed by Mr. R. Davies t Drnmmajor to the Wrexham Volunteers. He being a /NO of rtbseireorr, misty butcher, flocked to witnefs his ogre fee that celebrated chars ter. Unfortunately, Romeo cable On the Rage very-much intoxicated ; and, after Ittattings of rather fiaggering, acrofs the Rage, he made his cab; without articulating a fyllable, amidit that bilks, groans, and laughs of affembly. He afierwards found his way into the gallery, but he wag alleged by his comrades, who - loudly called upon bins ITO refugee his:charader fend Romeo, ROWNO, refounded frsin every part of the houfe, until at length the (Militate oroaak aßor was obliged to rethe in dif • Inlet.' • One of theyteispany reed the part. • •Ba tam-Titers was no Conn of Aldermen to.day. After the Retorts were isfpatfrecli the Loan Havoc -orderedthe price to fall One Penny per Pack LoaL 'ZA NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCL PORTSMOUTH, DEC. tr. Arrived the Betfey, from Cardiff; the was cap tured off Portland by a French privateer, and recap. tuned the fame day by the Locose gun brig; the privateer had captured a vale! from Mogidore.— Sailed the CRAC ass gun velki for the French coati. Arrived yefierchy the B►arOarLr cotter, with the Ranger, Ellen and Sally tranfports, under convoy from Goernfey. RAMSGATE, DEC. Ls. Near fifty fail of veffels are come in here, with the lots of anchors and cables, and other damage ; among them are—. The For, Cockerel. for Buenos Ayres ; Prepit. Diskinfon, lbr Trinidad; Cygnets, Ede, for Dominica; Catharine and Mira, Loney 0 mid the Levtuhan, Jaciabo, for Grenada : Piebald, Jeyes, for Cork : Unity, Joist:fon, for Finer; Trio, Panic, for Tobago ; Whim, Forbes, fur Gibraltar ; iicarietta, Pearce, for Surinam ; Mary sod Sane; and the &ahem 0 Db., for Ply mouth ; the C'ttsmplon, fit Jamaica, Ma retell'd damage, us 4 ins tends coming in here to repair. DEAL, DECEMBER as. Arrived the Favor gun brig, from toungenefs, with the lots of her bowfrit, head, foretopmall, &r. having been run on board of by the Bri Trio a (loop. Arrived alto the Lassa's. Hoop, and Aeronaut gun brig, from Dengenefs, the former with the lord of an anchor and cable. Sailed the KITS (loop, BA at. LISA, I , and S gun brigs, on a cruiee.—P. 8. Arrived and failed for the River the Dolphin, Ckuocu, from Faro I and the Mentor. Botyrox, from Patrols, in 64 days I the parted from the Swallow,' for London, Captain &rasa, off Cape Fitafterre, and came through the Got cf Gi braltar with a fleet, under convoy of the Ts 11.1lAGANT Hoop of war, 20 days fince, Wind S. S. W. BHEEP.NESS, 13110 EMBER 15. Sailed this day to London the Swedifh Aip Induf• try, Joon PATIR FIANLOW7 Mailer, with tar, pitch, and deals. Yetlerday the Archangel thip Courage, SIMON S. STOFFILII mailer, with a cargo of limbed, antis, tallow, and brittle*, got on thore on the Map.. tin Sand, near this place, and it is feared will be lea; every exertion is making to get out her cargo to prevent its being fpoiled, but as the fprings are - taking of and the weather is very bad, there is much doubt if the will ever be got off, although every ea• ertion is made oh of to eft& it. The FALCON man of war is appointed to take the Baltic Trade if any Yetterday to fait of tranfports failed to the Doins, under charge of Lieutenant ?dolmas. LEITH, DECEMBER tt. Mosby the Hoop Two Sifters, Barr; a, belonging to Aberdeen, went out of Leith harbour, light, but a heavy fea felting in from the north, and that being little wind, the veil beearne unmanageable,^and sweat en *tore at Newhaven. She Hill remains there, but is expeted to be got off with little damage. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. • OaAve mune, Dec. te.--Paffed k the Entemeel, Rivers, front Mend ; Cave, WIN" from Peterthergh ; Reno, Redhead; and Friendthip, Pipe, from Cork; George, Amboy/a; Refolution, Nicholls; and the Three Brothers, Pardon, from Dantsie..—. Balled tht Await, Blue, for Bremen ; Jeminta, Iltditt, for Dublin Sdplo, Batley, for Demerara; A Plgator, Ordori, - for Tobago; Apollo, Henry; and the Catharine Orem, 3Oode, kr kiosks. ' Dee. iy.—Patted by the Sdvanus Latotsca, fray Memdg Hunter, Borrowdalle, loan SPerlilificoc 20 1 1 . 1 1 0 * Ply. mouth; Harmohy, Dingle; and the Argo, Batt, from C 01..— Sailed the Nancy and Mary, Holman, for Core; Sally Arm. Mitchell, fee Limerick; Thew brothers, Aoki, fer Oporto; Roby Wales, for Serbia; and the Olive Broach, 'Haddad, fete Jamalea. The 'loop Martha, Young, from Grays for Dover and the alp %taker, Irwin, from New York (or London, mu loft on Margate San& The brig Cupp, froth Topittasn for tudit, is on Store cm Portland Beach. The germ, from New Yost; the Mena and Muggier frost Riga ; and the George, Walker, from Gettutburgh, at; ps4 into Ram:gate, wig k damage. The Lord Cartgtort, Bennington, from Peterfbufgh for Lan. Nos, Ina run fool of at Ellineur ea the 28th ult. by two brigs, and carried away be iseemaft sod bowfprit, awl intended to vat lone Copcabssea c to rawer. The Jannett, Cadre, (rose London for Boma Ayres, Is rt. ' Weed to the Downs Am was cbaced on Wedodday night by a +dater privateer; which gave up the cheviot; a gun brig appeartog la Iglu, off Sesehy BM. The Patrietea t , cvcdvc-vc, frees Golle for Oibtakar ; the Triton Mores, f from Hamburg's for St. Thomas's; and the Nancy, Batas. from London for Portfmooth, are cm there near Ram(gate. The Riga Watewasn, from London for Stwattt,te pne into floodgate wtb dansge,ludlng been ran feel of by a guli-hcbt. The Amebas Rip itsfelothro, Hera, from Lontbot, ter St. Loner, is frofidsear Saitcashbo. ' The Baas Ma, le put lab) WerP o rB In dards. The Lady Cook, frotrt the aide for Jamaica, is pot into ' Ilfracombe with Amuse. Oa Walk:ids, night, the Tre Mangy, of bridal, bound to Ja maica, drove abut ou the Nds sands, neat Swanfea. Part of the crew are fold to be drowned, the radiate be killed by the Wing, of a matt, and the Alp, it is apprehended, will be loft. The Ann. an American Slip from Cbariefton,lermattra Negro, was loft early in Jena on the Punter reef, • Oak to the sibeibrilelet • of Madras. The crew took to their boats, one of whieltima may been heard of; and the other, attempting to land at Madskollti dallied to pieces by thefurf, aad one matt only efcapod. Twenty arab were wrecked at Porto Rico dadag the gale of the nth of September. We are extremely forty to annallnee the Ids of the Ham Re tarn, of Drogheda, Henry White natter, on the banks at Liver pool, a few night Once, with a aloft valuable cargo of /Men cloth, better and wbtkey. The crew were faced, bat the Slip and cargo, It Is feared, wfti be loft or materially injured. The Mary, of Whiteltavat, Cafery, from Drawbar', to Dah lia, is madly let en the mak at Noway--Captan drowned. 'The lop Lard Nam, P. Jamie mafter, Man with a canto o , hemp, porter, add ether goods, failed Maws Diming forAbaedaea, on the smentas of the zd InL On the morning of the 3d, fie was found st the mouth of Edca.water, Dear St. An dreae., dftemfted, and a momplete wreck. dome eats or porter s part of her cargo, were ken loadrig shoat- Ths crew coedited of t h e =A c t and mom markers; and them were two padeopers, EOM *reden have dna been beard o(, fo that it Is net to ha doubted that they are aft drowned. The two pafttogas, we Imre, were a fiddler sad bb wile. A box was driven on fhwrebr the late gales on the coaft of St. Agnes, Cornwall, containing weaving apparel, books, and fome letters, whiefs proved it to have been the property of Mr. TV:Liras Gasman NAs“, Lieutenant of his Majelly's fhip Distiesstx., Lord DI DUNST AVVILLit, on whole property the bp; was found, has ordered proper means to f e taiga for reaming the property to the friends of the Rufous. hate officer. 4 10