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. , toe iserbeeh town ail the Neaten he could find to tote for him. if thole men left the town where they had obtained their franchife, it was for their own emolornent they left it i and if they fhould tome up to Landau, in order to get more money than they would hate that done in town, the improvement of their eircurnitances could give them no tight to put any body to additional expellee, for the ereretfe of their franchife. If Gentlemen confider, that this Bill would virginity disfranchife any body, they Ihould always rattellea, that it is in the power of the candidates theinfelves to do by an agreement, what the prefent 14.1iropofed to do by a law. H e d ec l are d, hi s on ly • in bringing it in was, to put an e nd to t h e dread fo expence to which candidates are now expofed and by that means to encourage then to Rand as can didates, whole talents would be an acquilition to that liket4 but who are, at prefent, unable to gland before Isagth of purfe Which may be oppofed to them. Lord PORTCHESTER objeCted fo much to the pdaeiple Of &belt% that he could not vote for its 'gable kiati Committee. He thought nothing thould Apo kW a Commitiee but Inch Bills as were approved ie digit principle. His objections were principally to the disfranchifement of fuch a confiderable number of eleiberu The qushioa was then loudly called for, and the Hoofs divided, *hen the numbers appeared, Ayes for the fecond reading 13—Hoes 17.-1110 jority for the ecil st. The SiU was then reed the leveed dam, lad ma *dead for Wedaafday next. LONDON. SATURDAY, MARCH is. rum or STOCK,S THIS DAY AT ONit O'CLOCK' Caskaa, fai wasSey, 6off—..far Act. PRICE OP STOCKS IHISTIRDAY. Bask Stack tos Asa. a:46 Apar C. CasL tot* mr. pa. Cast. Navy yraiff both Tkketv. 291. its. India Bondi, par Iv au. Osii. Jr aim 6oU 'Nip 3 par Cam. 6o COURSE OF EXCHAgGL *Whams. DO. at Gila 15 9 Pict° 3d W. le s trt. Matititi pap Ifs= 34 4 Ur Ditto 36 a. 11 . Shoos 34 5 2 Jf. Bilbao 3i 411: Dubai Paris a dreb doe 24 Is iiv. Leghbra 51 Chat Pada - 5 o s tic veal« 64 &rot 111hdife Ilketeleark sy eta • per tt. Amen. Ask se shot Doh of 14olland yi pee Cast New Deem 0 y 61 •• • T"'"Fe' By the S 4 titaiLtr gaiter arrived at Plymouth, we learn, that the fleet under command of Sir J. B. Walt zes, confining of feven fail of the line, two frigates, two brigs, and a Cotter, trVived off Madeira on the 35th Feb. and continued cruiziag there on the loth. The Wootwten flare (hip, with la fail of Weft Indiana). which bad parted from the C man of war, and fleet under her convoy from Portfmouth, about the loth, arrived of Madeira on the aoth Fe t they had experienced much bad weather. . - The letters by the Lifbon Mail of Thnrfday, watt dleEvareci out yefterday. jug after oar Paper had been pit: profs t .we therefore reprint the two following Mogen f e e 3 Aliatter of the iR ing. from Gibraltar gates, that tat.rwatour, his Majeßy's Agent and Conful Cireadal. at Algiers, tended at Gibraltar on the ayth ult. from the Mose frigate. Mr. CARTWRIGHT, after trying in vain evety means in his power to gaveure fati‘failioa to various demands eonfhient pith the Treaties between our Government and the Regency, and finding it impollible to avert the ietlitisinition,iiionigh we did not thiht his mini was I fo tadiherons. Still we fear nu advantage can be derived from refinance. It will add one snore to the fangtsinary triumphs of the enemy. DUTCH PAPERS. We have received Dutch papers to the ts,th, which contain intelligence from Paris down to the 13th. Various projeCts continue daily to occupy the atten- tion of the s..egiflative Body, but they have been hitherto only•of a local and fecondary nature. M. Tacmcsirr, the Taft tluviving Counfel.Of the Xing of France, died at Paris on the loth inft. M. Tit:moose was a Member of the Senate, and bad a great (bare in the formation of the New Civil Code of France. General Vt m eller has arrived at Paris, from Vienna, as Cdratniffary to arrange the exchange I of prifoneri between Aufiria and France. General \Name's. is about to be followed by an Ambaffaclor to Paris, who is expefted to be Count P. CuIIINTZIL. M. RnCHIFAUCAULT was on his Way to Vienna as Ambaffador from trance. The Batavian Divifion of the Preach. Grand Army in Germany has returned to Holland-. General Db. 01011Clatt Mho commands it was expeded at t Hague on the tpth. The above Journals site a continuation of 0 French Asstsv4, but we have previoufly anticipated dust in that article in our Paper of Wedoefday lad. Teas/May a Cabinet Council was held at Mr. Se cretary Fox's Office, precifely at one o'clock, at which every one of the Member* affifted. It tore about three o'clock. Notice was this morning given at the Stock Ex change that the Gentlemen were to go up on Tuff day next to know the terms of the Loan. Yellerday the Solicitor• General, Sir S. Rosatt.t.t, was elated without oppofttion Member for geed. borough. The Right Hon. WILLIAM BURTON, late Member 'for the Cossety of Carlow, is appointed a Lord of the Tmfury in Ireland. Hever GRANT. Efq. is appointed Private Sect tary to Mr. Gam Sir Joust Naw►oat. the prefent Chancellor of the Exchequer for Ireland, am, on Friday felst r osette:may re•tkfted for the City of Waterf The Rev. Jamas WILMOT ORMSBY, is appointed Dean of Limerick, in this room of the Honourable and Rev. Dean Caosste, who has refigned.. The French Admiral VILLAS!! I/ TA has had the Ipermiffion of Government to remove to Reading, where he now remains on his parole. Capt. Cao►TON, is appointed to command the Snake Poop of wet. s in the Weft Indies. Capt. Owse, of the lIIKORTALITI frigate, h ap pointed to the command of the Cyrog frigate, at the Note, on board of which fhip he is to hoift a Com modore's broad pendant. The brigSopby, A. MiVicaa mailer, of Greenock, for Halifax. was wrecked on the Ton Bank off Pnrt &slough, /forth of fralsnel. The crew, conflitleg of eleven or twelve, all petalled. Every branch of the Ordnance Department throush oat the Weftern (ice Earl Mole A'S appoint ment as Mailer General, ha' been completely enliven ed and put into motion ; his Lordthip is very popular throughout that part of the fervice. On Monday ha General I.IIIIIOX, (commanding the Suttee Difltifl) and Staff. dined with the Officers of his regiment (mewls or Suffix Regiment) at the New Barrack'• Lewes: after dinner, Major BAN the Offir -lan& in the - - of thi .1 t • the Induiry Viteiue cutter of Darlmonth ; Attroca, Capt. DON, from Malaga. with wine and fruit; thC MosaLLF, of 16 en., fro 'n Malta, Gi. braltar, and freini Lord Coi.t.iwcwhon'A fleet ,pri Cadii, with difpatchcs; the SFII IC; srLy cotter; from fea, wit), difpatches ; and the SAVAGE. of 18 gum; from a cruize. BONTSMOUTH, MARCH al.—Arrived hit kfajeffy's (bip Tot/aria et.t.E, from Greenock ; and the Doke of Kent, Evoiworoa, bound to New Br unfwick aide the galliot Johanna, . F. NUDCF Mailer, from Chrit tiana,bnundro St. Mat tin's,deteined by the Defender. WSYMOUTH, MARCH 20.-.-Sailed the Diana priva teer, on a cruize. Arrived the EARL Marren FIELD packet, Captain WOOD, from Guernfey and Jerfey. The RFD BRIAIT gun brig came in here tall night; and feu a boat on inure, to warn any velel from failing, as the boat's crew reported the Roo Becalm had been chased from off the French costa, actors the Channel, by a French frigate.— Wind S. W. !Unison-re, MARCH night a French pri- vateer hoarded the BLOODHOUND y,iin-larig (n the dark), nearly off the South Foreland, evidently mit: taking her for a merchant veffel. At the time the Frenchmen got on board the Bloodhound, part of her men were on the yard, furling the fails, and were preparing to come to an anchor; but immediately on their being , fn unexpeSe.lly all:riled, the crew of the gun brig rufhed upon the deck, and gave the Frenchmen in warm a reception, that after killing fourteen of the affailants, the red were glad to get on board their own veffel, and make off, which they were enabled to do before the Bloodhound could fet fail and follow them. The gun.brig hael two men killed. The fuccefs thefe privateers have met with lately in captures has made them very daring. DOW, M•RCH 21.—Sailed the following velrels for the Nore to wait for convoy to the Baltic : brig Noidiflca Sterjman, Captain Liars LOT, of and for Lulea, with a cargo of rah, from Alicant ; brig Ju liana Carlowna, Captain Discs, or and for St. Pe ter(burgh, with prunes and vinegar. Palled by this dny, the (hip London Packet, from Metlina, bound for London. This morning was launched from Mr. Kinc's yard at this place, a very fine new brig (loop of war, named la BaLsrva, (he is pierced for r 8 guns, and is nearly acio tons burthen. Wind S. W. and moderate. Dsay MARCN s t.—Sailed the Vellum and TH•1111111 frigates, Musturro, Tenstrsuss and Datrava.r.ss Coops of war, And feveral gun brigs, &c. for the French Coati ; and the 11.111.1. EUR Coop of war, for Sheernefs.—Arrived l'AstrAst.s (kola of war, from Portfmouth. Came down the Expo:isms and Vi tt:mous prams, from Sheernefs; Sovereign EAR Indiaman, and fevers) other outward bound veffels, from the River, and remain in the Downs with the reit of the (hips as per !O.—Arrived and failed for Standgate Creek the Rebecca, Memo, from Leg. horn.—Sailed through the Downs the Enterprise, Paccwoon, for New York, and fevers' other Amer. can 'Oils. The Dsvasyeetom bomb has a fignal flying for a convoy to the Wellward.—Wind S. W. WHITIII•VEN, Millet. 18e ..We are forry to an. ncunce the lois of the Profperous, Captair. W. Biwa, of this port. This fatal accident (by which all up board perifhed) happened in a violent gale of wind, varying from W. N. W to N. by E. at liven o'clock on the morning of Monday the roth inftant, about two miles to the Northwea of Almwich in the Me of Anglefea. The vefTel went entirely to pieces within five minutes after the time of her (hiking. The names of the veffel and the mailer were afcertained by the Rem of the boat drifting on (bore. No other parts of the wreck had appeared when the intitigence was difpatched to the Collator and Comptroller of this port.—The Profperous was in ballall from Dublin. V • 1 , • FROM LLOYD'S LIST. osssssa ND MARCY sa —Paired by the Helena, Hug , ail the Cathatins, White, from Norway —Sailed the Flora, TuHoek. Matters; I' 1 1, for bofton • daily infults which the Der and his Agents offered to Duey, the Officer comman di ng , i n t h e na m e of the this fingular man, whole whole life was a uniform 1 ,7 `""'"D'' Forbes, Pair . '" 0.11.1t41 lOC !WS, 1 I.IIIOCC. a O n ffi d e e er a s ec o m f the r C e i a . a r t is, as . a marklof their attachment tranfeript of the pure Chrillian charatler. His -solir i G n i a tza ; l; Wh im, oa ; iincily for for Algiers: n P . rin a cef , s. Coma. for diet rid& Legation and fubjeffs, intimated that heP iny, Madras. p ted him with a [word; and we worth is deeply engravers in the hearts of all who 'or Dominka; Libtrty, Waitron. for Quebec; Better Luck Still, intended to depart, and demanded his paffporta , Colo nel was more beloved by the can add, that ' noYeoman, for Bremen ; Pas, Harper ; Swift, Salterg which were granted to him without difficulty. Officers and Privates of his regiment than the good knew his chara&er, -and his death is a real public Redland, and the Commerce, Tindall, for timbre'. The APOLLO frigates with a Fleet under Convoy and brave General, not only by the Officers and Sol- calamity—an irretrievable loft to his country. The Harmony, Wetter, from Dartmouth to Newfwanditail, la I • diets of his regiment,•but by rite Military in !gene- on Store and full of water near Torbay. from Portfesouth Land la Cifirromit frigate, with The William, from Limerick to Union, Is Sranded I Bally. rat, and by all thofe who have the honour of homier a fleet under convoy from Malta, had arrived at him, or being known to him. - NAUTICAL Ps TELLIGENCE. beigh Bay; part of the cargo raved. The Sarah, gases, from Newfoundland to Exeter, was teem Gibraltar before the packet failed- Al four o'clock yeßerday afternoon, as the Dowa- the 29th November, and carried into Spain. MAILS THIS DAY—Wind S. W . by T a h r e re r n a t e privateer. from Loodon for Law, has foundered By letters received by the cattle mail, we are in- ger Counters of EL GIN was driving in her carriage •111. DiMi. Al. 011. The Stork , from Limn = to Waterford, was taken the zit March I formed of the arrival in the Tagus of the PONT' S alon g Cockrpur.llreet, the wheels of a Rage coach Dublin 0... a I Gonenbargb it l 0 0 man of war, Admiral Sir SYD I4 ST SMITH , on the rI th came in contal with thofe of her LaelyThip's carriage. Waterford 4 1 Hamhurgh 0 s off Cape FiniP.erre; crew raved. The collifon was fo great as to comp letely overturn 1 . 111 )" o o I Leeward Wand o o ;al. with a fleet under his proteCtion from Falmouth. Lady ' scarriage . - the bleak the pole, and free the HIGH COURT or ADUI .—Wednefday the PIN Zawc I, MARCH le —This morning arrived the Right Hon h ..S f ir i Wse. Scow proceeded to the adjudi- A report was yefierday very prevalent, un the horfes from the traces. Her Ladythip was conveyed Friends Defire, Captain CRABS. of and from Lone, ea w tio a n hir n an f h t cafes n: mater—Thies vend, ender a of letters of the lath MR. from Liffion, that into the heat ef a tradefman opt:write the place where with barley, for this place ; t h e Hamburgh galliotdel St'aidotwAlntfna the accident occurred, but mot fortunately, as loonl Dud& colour,, with a cargo of cheefe, and 'oos othr m nd er er : a French fquadron had arrived at the Brazils, for the the Charlotte H enr i es, Captain Boss, from Lifb .rt char:lac from as the alarm into which her Ladyfhip was thrown A mtlerdam to LULU° was a red by .1, purpofe, as Come conjectured , of taking partition of had fubfided, it was difcovered that the had not re.to Plymouth —Shi g , condemned in this cafe, and the cargo admit- with fruit ; allot the William, of this place, with c o t' vate Clip Of war Lion,Martin Price utts . b, cons c rnan Ptu der,and tr e ou P g d lit . li ton wool, part cf the cargo of the chi p Magdalene, of that valuable fettlement, in test for the Government ca l ve d the !Mallet perfonal injury. of h Dif d il t h e patc, S fork, Li verpo ol . S a il e d of Portugal, left it ihould fall into the bands of the Fox CHACI.—Lord Daeetectroe's honnds had a Greenocred t oufnnert:t4ear,p g ro; . ' i I t f ha, Scbole matter—This Denies ibi , with a bark,avon, Ca.rwsee, from Southampton, with I Englifh ; while-others Rated, that the enemy merely remarkably fine run on Saturday fe'nniebt. after Ste. for Cork ; the S tar, o f an d . from Dart- cargo of wine, brandy, and other articles, on a voyage to P Embden, h fi a li vin f g had a very quirk thing in the morning with their i ere'. M Cellar commander, and brought to Plyinouth.-.4hip re- 7 as captured by his Majefty ' s hired armed thip Lady Warren, touched at Rio Janeiro, for the purpofe of taking in mouth, with clay, &c. for Briffril ; toe Brothers, of they found about two o'clock a ain at a Fnwey, BALL, from Falmouth, with copper ore; the ilored with inight, alio fe,eral parcels of goods as claimed, aod provifionr, and refrefhing their troops ; their ultimate orfe Cover, near Marr t Reynard brofe cover others Sill remain for further proof. Indultry, of and from ditto with fah, for Swanfea ; deftieation being the Cape of Good Hope or the Eat Fmmediately, and ran directly through Mr. Wright-Hendrika, Mryt r mance—ship and cargo reflored, sib freight 1 , -i Indies. foe's park, at Cufworte ; thence by e Sprotbrotigh, up the John, of and from P - di tto, WIL LI A lit 3. with clay, and espences, on payatent of the captor's eirenees. wi for Liverpool ; and the Fidelity, of Coombe, J. WlL. t i Herttellin, Held:kit msitts.—Property reitored as claimed, to to Melton wood, which he only flrted, and turning ' A letter from Lifbon, dated the 1 sth inllant, lays. m asts, from Plymouth, with pitch, d cc. for Briffol. this " re ' 1 to the right , went sway over theinclofures for Pigburn l " By a valet from Gibraltar, we learn, that font. Lees, through Hanging Wood, over the north road, FA 1.14n11T14, MARCH 19 —Yefterday arrived the (lead Green, betides that between Mendoza and Lee, . . Two other battles took place yefterday at Grim- French frigates and a brig of war failed from Cadiz to wic -e. reet; thence nearly by se on, own en packet , Coce, with mailsfrom Lifbon, down Ad • klflOn T fh d Li (bon, in a fuhrequent column. The combatants on the 7th inft, and that the brig was taken." over the common to Holme, and finking the wind ran in four days : on the 7:h intl, arrived at Lifbon the The arrival of difpatches yeßerday from Sir R. nearly down to Thome and Fithiake, by tvlof., Fen- Auckland packet, Scu us Le it, with mails f r o m E ng . in the lint were O'Dnnnel I' and a Noviee,.l...ee n a m e is not wo ( r t th e r d ec e r n o m di a n n g ) , wick, and Sykehoure, into Baltic, and up to Pollington land, in four days—off the Burlings, fell in with a STRACH•tI, give rife to a report, that the gallant as the drubbing O'Uonnel gave him will prebab:y , where he pot to ground. This run certainly Spanilh privateer, but could not come up with her : Baronet had fallen in with a French fquadron and prevent him from ever becoming a competitor for 1 exceeded Whill tkirty- tire mi l er iir extent, and is the ben on the oth, arrived the brig Star, with fcven fail horn had defeated it : but on inquiry we found, that no ever known , or remembered by the older fpnrifinan Oporto , to join the homeward•bound convoy fn, ilitlic honours again. Bets were in general t en dug t n fuch advice: had reached the Admiralty. in the county. qf a very large field, above eighty England , under convoy of his Mjrity's (trip Pomona; to - one it; favour of o*Drrinel , who pot in knoek• 1 dnwn blows every round, and at 141 gained an city The ifland of Sicily is, we Irons Placed Out of the at itattior, the fallowing were the out in at the end, . alfo art ived the Lifbon nest, under cotivoy of his reach of any danger of a fuccefsful defeent by the and molt of their refire were reduced to a refpeetable I Majefly's C hip PoMPF F, Sir Stover SMITH, which, Aft, r ---. y The Lill engagement was Inc molt obit' • i r war zar i c i l a , w th k e t. Hon. ` after feting them fate, proceeded to the Mediterra • trench troops who have advanced into Calabria.— . t i r sl o a t t!.n L lta d wk i) c, r a i n e r hineeirrs. dmire of all, and afforded more frot to the amateurs worth, nean : on the i Ith, arrived the Ann armed brig than either We are informed, by a letter from Gibraltar of the and ThomPinn• I from Oporto , w i t h e, NI under convoy—came nu t heroes were ef Toney thee a w n o d former . timitti. 'J h: gull oth r a e re - i st h j u il an t, t h at Si r J A m ES CRAIG landed at Nlellina Fies.—EarleonTimadaymorning.a firehrokennt ! with fevers, but don't know what is become of the turne d ( to /nide t, n v e k, :main,. made. fourteen years 1 I on the 17th of tail montll, with eight thnufand men.' at the houfe of Mr. Lamer, a Perfumer, in Mac- I other. The Postoa a was Wail on the irrth inn. with tour through the Continent 4:t . Il , (Ai y Bay—fb far I' This force, fueported by that part of the Neapolitan 1 c a l l ' a * r fi m el i t i t i h re c c t r : ci ' ti h o b l i o, r ho w o h d ic h fpre a a r d coneidera I Sle convoy cf for Englan d . Four French ft igates and ahe may he con fidered on extrneilliw, bruiser at leak. II ' po war . flippe d n ut of Cadiz a few . clays Bore. •Che c. , mbatintt tiiirinyed no tvenc . e, but maintained army which had been previou fl y collated, and the ; covered in the upper part of the g houl' was fill dif- e, and prowl- but their detttnation is not known. Arrived to.day the battle with unparalleled obitinacy. The bets efforts of the Sicilians, would be fuflicient to defend ' d ent i,my the inliabi•.,:s were alarmed in time to the brig Lark, SMI T H , from Liverpool, hound so were equal until the last two rounds, when Smith ' 1 the ifland againit any force with which tire French' eiCalic in fslety. Tire boufe, from tile quantity o f : London. Sailed I, ) 1 could attack it. Intelligence had been received at Gibraltar, that the Hereditary Prince had retired into Calabria with 25,000 men, and that he intended to Make a Rand. We were before acquainted with his/ war burning • wood m the inlide, was Coon deliroyed. The P.:rnes 1 ernixe, and the Walling [preceding farther by the Itrong party mail, for Liibon.—Wind E. SL. were prevent ed . g . Iris MAjCn )', gun brig Rabbis on a exhibi•ed fume fymptoins of weasnefe: Bets were ham pocket, Ge•s. with then five to one in favour of Toney, oho at lag . . gave hi; antagoniti a blow, which tarmins t a4 i n . walls with which it was fin-rounded. We feared) , PLYMOUTH, names so. —Came in the Jane, of Smith's giving in, much to the diffatisfadion of the t ever witneffed a greater confl `ration, while the houfe Plymouth, from Gucrnfey, with about taco calks of populace, whole favourite be was. Upwards of Icon • ' !piths, taken by the Lion privateer of this port, and g fpeelators awe prefent. . . . ' I . ~ - - . • • . :fr iir .. ritiodit.imi.•••••••- : ---- - -- - .:''.7 -",. '''.....:a.,, ____ jk. niii;iii DALE Non Gbt, GA Paula vicit. The death of Mr. Dace, of Glafgow, will be long regretted, not only by his family, his rela tives, and friends, but f.y his country i for there a►e few who have not heard of the charaeler of this fin. golarly benevolent man. He dial on the 17th inn. is his 68th par. He had been infirni for fome years, but was ()Illy confined by his laft inners for two or three weel preceding his death. It is impolEble to do complete juflice to his memory in the fleeting notice of a dim nil publication. Hi. life was a life of benevolence and extenfive charity, without oflentation, without pride. Indeed, his conflant aim was to hide from the eye of men his oomberlefs Adis of mercy—even the individuals who were raved from wretchednell and want by his libe rality, were often ignorant of the infirument which Pitovibanca had railed up for their deliverance.— Agreeably to the injunflion of the Masraa whom he 'fused, his alms were dose in fecret—but they could not be entirtly hid. Mr. DALI was the fir( who meted cotton mills in Scotland, on the plan °fate late Sit lt c st.Aa ewe tc HT. His motive for doing fo *as highly praife•worthl—it was to extend the means of employment for the 1a• booting clefs, to introduce habits of indufity among the lower orders, and tender them ufeful to their fa milies, and to the Community. Nor was his atten tion merely tonfined to the objefl of finding them bread i he veiled and maintained fchools at his own expense for the education of all the young people em ployed about his extenfive works at New Lanark, of whom there *ere fekteral hundreds, and employed every mean he could devils to have them inflruifted in religious knowledge. Mr. DAL. was a Diffenter, and for many years one of the Panora of an independent congregation in Glafgow. In this charafler he poffeffed the efteem, love, and affection of not only the flock over which be wasted, but of the Clergy and people of every other denomination. In his eonverfation and uni form preface, he gave a meritorious example of the powerful influence of the Chriflian precepts, when men live ender their influence, in leading them not only to attend with diligence to all the relative du ties% making them good bufbands, fathers, and neighbours, but loyal and dutiful fubjetes. Modell and unaffuming in his manners, be endea vnueed to hide himfelf from public notice—but " a city fet on an hill top cannot be hid." His fellow citizens hailing him as a father and anxious to ex tens his fphere of ufeful action, (hewed their high eßeem of this charitable dilente►—charitable s in the true fenfe of the word— by calling him into the Coun cil of the City, and making him one of its snagiflrates; an office which he difcha►ged with angular diligence and paternal folicitude. During many years of the latter part of his life he was confnited on all impor tant oceafinns, not only on matters relating to the public welfare of the city, but the private concerns of its citizens---nor did he ever refute his fervices, for he confidered not his life as his own, but as de. voted to the welfare of his fellow creatures. This is no fulfome eulogium to the memory of this fir Jar m-- 'hole whole life - iform