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Were the Comm;toners to s he paid only in eal'e they dilcovered abides ? It was rather to be wifhed thin they fhould have nothing to dircover in this way. Mr. HUSK ISSON Ilared, that CommifGoners hid' applied to the late Government, and that it had been deemed expedient to make them Dime allowance on account. In commillions of long continuance this would he in general ahfolutely neretrary. Mr. S. LE FEVRE fupported the Refolution from the knowledge that he Modell had of fome of the Comtuinioners, and his obfervation of the diligence with which they did their duty. He fuggelted to the Noble Lord whether fotne allowance fhould not be made to a meritorious let of Commiffioners, he meant thole [or invelligating the claims on the New Forel The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER laid, that this had not as yet particularly engaged the attention of Government, but that the fuggellion would be attended to. Mr. TYRWHHT JONES raid, that this was ta. Cher an unprecedented mode of granting compenfa. tion. He thought that it ought not to be ellablifhed as a precedent that allowances fhould be given on account, otherwife account would go on on account ; anJ this was the mode in which the aso millions of unaudited accounts had been railed. Mr. PAULL (toted. that no compenfation had been made by the late Government to the Commit• (toners of Naval Inquiry, and he thought that no al lowance ought to be made to the prefent Comrnif fiorers until their labours drew to a period. Mr. WINDHAM obferved, that it might be a commitlion that could not goon without fome allow ance in the mean time ; and if, in every cafe, we were to wait till the dole of their labours, we could'not know what bad dials this might have un fuch la tours. Mr. BURTON oblerved, that after the two fiat years of the labours of that deferving let of Cosninif. fiances, which had been appointed fume time ago to invefligate die Public Accounts, compenfation had been annually allured them for the fervices of the preceding year. This was a precedent for money on account, though the miter mode was the more com mon.—The refolution was then agreed tn. Mr. WINDHAM propelled that t,sool. ihuld be granted to the Veterinary Cullege.—Ordered. Sir JOHN SINCLAIR fisted, that the Commif fioners of the Northern Light-houfes had a fund of 30,0001. which they could not immediately lay their hands upon, but which they would pledge to the pub ic as recut ity for the rum necefral y to ereil a Light Hook on the Bell Rock. He therefore moved that 25,0001. be granted to there Corsuniflionurs for the above purpofe, and on the above fecuroy. Ordered. Report to morrow. The Houfe then went into a Committee an the Bell Rock Report, when the fame fort of 25,00ci. was voted.—Report to•utorrow. VoLUNTIER OFFICIIIS. Mr. WINDHAM moved the sd reading of the Volunteer Officers Bill. . Alderman COMBE wifhed to be informed by the Right Honourable Secretary, whither this BiH was to affeft the rank now held by Colonels and Lieute. nant Colonels, or only filch whole fervices m.ty be accepted from this time ? On being anfwered that its operation would be upon prefent Commandant;, he laid he objedled to it, becaufe it went to degrade of. ficers, without any reafon being given for it. Had it at &ft been propofed that Majors in the Line, or in the Militia, were to take command of Lieutenant- Colonels and Colonels in Volunteer!, he did not think that any objection would have been made, be cattle lie really believed that thofe who accepted fuch Commitllons, did it from public fpirit ; that it was riot from a defire to obtain military rank, but from a dTpofition to do fuit and fervice in any way that might be ufeful to their country; but as the Legifla cure at that time thought it proper to give them equal, though junior ranks with the other forces, he thought that thus to deprive them of what they held by Aft of Parliament, without any juft caufe beingaffigned fot% it, would difguit as well as degrade them, and these. fore, he should vote againft it. Mr. PERCIVAL anted, whether the regulation was to extend to the Militia, fo that no Militia Officer Mould command a Major in the regulars ? Mr. WINDHAM laid, that it did not extend to the Militia. They were a more regular body, and were often commanded by old Officers. Mr. PERCIVAL contended, that there was a greater proportion of Regular Officers in the Vulun leers than in the Militia. Mr. HOLT LEIGH afked,whetherthisregulation was to take place immediately or on all mations, or only when the Volunteers joined the Regular Army ? Mr. WINDHAM replied, that it was only when they joined the Regular Army. The Bill was then read a fecund time, and ordered to be committed to-morrow. WOOLLIR MIINUTACTURI. On the motion of Lord TEMPLE, the Houfe took into farther confederation the Report of the Commit tee on the Woollen ManufaCture. The Refolution being read, Lord TEMPLE ()braved, that however anxious he might have been that all difputes on this fubjea fhould have been finally arranged and fettled in the prefent &Ilion, yet the Report was laid before the Houfe at fn late a period, as precluded the poffibility -1 this. He did not mean to reflea on the Commit . ee, who had deferved every praife for the energy and ativity which they had difplayed. He fhonld there fore now only move, that leave be given to bring in a Bill founded on the report, not with the &Jig° of bringing it forward in the prefent tieflion, but merely as a pledge that the Houle would bellow every at tention en the fubjea at the co.nmeneement of the next Sefßon.—Leave granted. INCRIAIIII OF PAT TO MILITARY °Metal. General FITZPA'FRICK laid on the table the eflimatca for additional pay to the OfEcers of the • Army, and gave notice of his intention to move refo. lutions grounded upon thofe effimates, in the Com mittee of Supply, on Friday. The Right Honoura ble Gentleman thought it proper to inform the Houle that it was nor propofed to extend the increased pay to a certain rastk of Officers in the Militia, who, for obvious tealons, flood in need of no loch addition. It war therefore meant as there was a elaufe in the Militia Alt, extending the ramt pay to that body as was received by the Regular Army, to p►epare a Windham)which his Right Honourable Friend (Mr. would move lot to-morrow, and the ob. jed rst which would be to anima that eau& fn as that it (huuld not inte‘rfere with the refolotinns which lie &mild have the honour of fubmitting to the Corn. mittee on rifr. WINDHAM gave notice of hi: intention to make, to marrow, the motion referred to by his Right Honourable Friend. Mr. HUSKISSON alked to what degree the pro poled augmentation was to be carried, and to What dais of Officers extended ? General FITZPATRICK replied that the ang mentation was to extend to all ranks in the Regular Army, but to nine above Subalterns in the Militia. He felt that it would be incohvenient to go into each ankle of augmentation at prefent. 'I he SPEAKER obfeeved, that there being no gut Ilion before the Houle, fuch a Raiment could not be regularly gone into, at teat without creating a debate. AUDITORS' BILL. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved, thstt the Aoditors' Bill ilsould be committed. Mr. TYRWHITT JONES protelled againfl the principle of the Bill, which he conceived to have for its baits the palling of the accounts of the enormous furn of 4so millions, without Malting upon the pre dation of the vouchers. Mr. ROSE then entered upon a detailed fiatement of the accounts, and contended, that inflead of the 4p millions mentioned In pompoufly by the Noble Lord, only about at millions remained to be really and kw fits audited. The others only required a formal auditing. He had been informed by a Noble Friend of his, that to the utmQlt parts of the North people had been allonifhed at the neglell of the lane Government. owing to the Ni ble Lord's fpeech. He contended, that it would be much better not to pats this 13ii1 this Seffion, but to try what an additional number of Infpedors could do on the old plan. He contended, that the bufinefs might thus be carried on much more fpeedily, and that there was no occafion for this additional espence to the public. He took occafion to compliment his Royal Highnefs the Duke of York, for the mode in which he had caufed the accounts to be managed while our army was on the Continent at the commencement of the late war with France. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQLJER defended the prefent Bill, as it laid the duty on the Commiffioncrs, infiead of upon the Infpedors, on whom the greater part fell by the late plan. He alto adverted to the advantages of the new provifion for dividing the Commitlion into branches, and claffify. ing the accounts. He read a letter from the Audi : tors of Public Accounts themfclves, written to the Treafury in 1800, pointing out the necellity of au diting, at their office, the Bank and Navy Accounts. and fuch as the Right Hon. Gentleman had con tended wanted only a formal auditing. He alio read a letter from them, written in June, fisting the ne ceffity of allifiance, in order to carry on the auditing of the accounts. He therefore contended, that, in every point of view, fuch a meafure as this was highly definable, and even neceffary. Mr. ROSE and the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mutually explained. After a tcw words from Mr. HUSKISSON, the Houle went into a Committee, when the CHAN CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved that the blank as to the number of Commiffioners fhould be filled up with the word tut. Mr. PE RCEVA L moved, as an Amendment, that the,wordix he firbltituted in its place. On this a long converfation took place, when Mr. Per ceval's Amendment was negatived without a di vifion. A very long and vninterefling difcuffion then took place on the other Clout - es, in which the blanks were tip.—The Haute then returned, and the Report was ordered to be received this day (Thurfday). Adjourned at one o'clock. LONDON. THURSDAY, JULY to. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Coat opg. 63i—Dkto, money, 63—Reduced 621. Omnimn 51 6. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock, az rii 3 per Ccnt. Red. An. 62./ 3 per Lent. Conf. A 110.6111 4 per Cent. 8 $ Cent Navy 94 Long Ann. a7ft India Bonds. is. a la dir. Imp. 3 per Cent. 611 Ditto Ann 8 9.16th0 Exch. Bills is dir so prem. Omnium s 4l Conf. for lICC. 03 61163 U FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS. The former to the zd, and the latter to the 7th itl. have arrived. Several of the German Kingdoms and Principali ties are to form tome kind of confederative power, under the guarantee of Frar.ce. This political union may be confidered as preparatory to that important change which Bo intends to effealt in the confitution of the Empire The preparations for taking porraTion of Cattaro go on but (lowly. We have already had fo many rallehoods in the Foreign Journals about the eva cuation of that place, that we arc Sow to credit any thing refpeaing the preparations for loch an evacua• tion till it atlually takes place. In the mean time, it is reported that the Attrition ptironers are about to return home, and the French armies to repafs the Rhine—but fill the period de pends on the evacuation of Canto. It is mentioned, in an article from Patis in the Dutch Papers, "that Lord Yaa moo ror was feen from time to time to vifit the Hotel of the Minifter for Fu reign Affairs." it is upon this circumllance, and his Lordfirip's flay at Paris, that reports were circulated in that city that negociations were to be opened with England. The Pope's health is reported to be upon the de cline. lie has been unwell ever fence the detachment of the French army entered Rome. AFRICA. The letter and journal of our Cnrrefpondent in Goree, which we have for fume time been looking nut for, has j.ia reached us. It is dated the 30(11 of May, and comes by the Favourite almoner, por chafed by Captain MAX WILL, loon after the I,,fs of the Favnurite !hop of wit. We with 'pleafbre an nounce that the garrifon and whole fettlement was in a moll healthy Rate. ' Major ',Love, arid the whole of the Royal African Ccrp,, were indeed as healthy as any regiment in this country they hadloa only one officer, the Aflißant Surgeon, !ince they wenr out two years ago. The letter proceeds—. 4 I for merly acquainted you of the capture of the Favourite (loop of war, nn her paffage from Sierre Leone to thisplace. CaptainM • ofl Arab 11 of AVA•CLL.toop war, fome time ago brought in here an American brig, with feven French gentlemen and two ladies, paffengers, to the tile of France. The Captain of the American (aid, that he knew nothing of the par. fengerr, and fiilemnly declared that the cargo was' AmericAl prnperry ; it has (ince, however, turned out to be clearly French, confiding of wines, liqueurs, filks, f.vords, gold lace, &c. has been publicly fold, and turns out a molt valuable p:ize. The French paffengers hired another American vettel to carry them to St. Jago. The veffel returned fome time ago, and the Captain informs us that Sir J. B. fquadron has been there watering, and had taken a French 84 gun (hip and a large frigate. —[Our Cor•refpondent mull here allude to the capture of the Marengo and Belle Poule.]—The officers and crew of the Arab are quite healthy. ARMY. We congratulate our Military Readers on the Re. folutions brought into the Houfe of Commons latl night by the .71C RRRRR r at WAR. An increafe of pay is immediately to be granted to all the Commit. fioned Officers in the Regulars—ln the Militia, the augmentation is only to extend to the pay of the So. balterns. The Commiaioners of Military Enquiry are at prefent, we underiland, engaged with the Medical Department of the Army : they begin with the General Hofpitals, the immediAte department of the Surgeon General ; and they commence enquiry from the year 1794, when the 131 itifh Army was on the Continent. Along with the army about to embark fcr Sicily, the all battalion of the 88,h regiment, or Connaught Rangers, commanded by Colonel A. Dv FF, goes, one of the fineß bodies cf men, in the higheß difcipline of any in his Majefly's fervice. This regiment has been in Sulfa ever (ince its arrival from Egypt. We hear that the 45'lt is to be one of the regi. ments to proceed to Stcily ; and that fine regiment, the 36th, now at Battle, in SufTex, is to be another fe lefled for this fervice. A detachment from the Foot Guards goes on fee , •ice to the Mediterranean. We have heard that fuch of the 11 battalions of regiments as cannot fpeedily be c:mpieted, will be immediately done away. The 4th battalion of the Firfl Regiment of Font, or Scots Royals, the Duke of Kt/Cr') regiment, has arrired from Scotland, and is cow quartered in Kent. Colonel But.z.st commands this battalion. The 28th regiment is now nearly in as deplorable a nate with the ophthalmia as the zd battalion of , that fine regiment the gad lately was. Yenerdav, a few minutes before twelve o'clock, His Mussy/ arrived at the Oeen's Palace. Soon after two His Istaissvr gave audience to the Loan Camscracct, Lord GRINVILLI, Earls Smut and MOIRA ; after which His MAJESTY held a Private Levee. The following had the honour of being pre (bated to his MAJESTY! Lord Redefdale, by Earl Spencer, upon his return from filling tbc office of Lord Chancellor of freLind General MaTdonaid, upon his being appointed to the command of a Regiment. Lord Rodney, upon coming to his title, by Earl Spencer. Lord Alexander Cordon, by his father, the Duke of Gordon, upon hir being appointed to the command of the 59th Regiment, and Aide-du-camp to the Earl of M o ir a . 1 he Right Hon. I'. Grenville, on his being appointed Prdldent of the Board of Controul. Lord Sorners, on coming to his title, by Earl Spencer. After the Levee, Mr. Galovicce had an audience of His MAJESTY. At five o'clock His Majarry let off on his return to Windfor. Yellerday Mr. Fox tranfaned lifilinefs with f 1 official gentlemen, at his hook in the Stable Yard, St. James's Palace. Soon alter three o'clock. with Mrs. Fox, a lady, and two gentlemen, he took an siting in the Parks, in an open carriage. A heavy (bower of rain coming on at five o'clock, obliged them to return home. Mr. CURRAN was ebn Thurfday (worn into the office of Mailer of the Rolls, in Ireland. The next day, he fat few a lhort time in the Rolls Court. Our Readers are already informed, that Lord Mier° has been nominated by his Majefly's Mi. 'lifters to the Government General of India ; their previous choice of Lord LAUDERDALI for that dig . - tinguithed fituation having been decidedly Map proved of by the Court of Directors. We have now to Rate, that the appointment of Lord Mara was yefterday regularly confirmed at the India Houle, by a Court held exprefsly for that purpofe. At the fame. time, thanks were toted by the DireElors, to the late Governor General. Sir Genial BARLOW, and to the Commander in Chief, Lord Lass, for their able and judicious condos% in concluding an advantageous and honourable Treaty of Peace with HOLKAR. We are &fired to mention, that the Attorney named Moose, who was Defendant in a eagle tried I before Lord F.xxvaanitotroa, lad Thurfday, is not Mr. Mow of Woodflock Hreet. The Bairtsm &pm", the late beautiful Mrs. R 0- stews, has had jutlice done to her memory by the recent publication, by Mr. Perrixirs, of an elegant edition of the whole of her Poetical work,. The vn. lume publiflted by halal( a few years rime had be come fo fearer, and was At the fame time in filch high eftimaticm. a. freque• to three or four ' guineas at a Lilo of book•. Mitl.4lG:A4 • .FA Ll6ollll*. JULY 7—Arrived M INeßy's 114 h outward boded Wet" India Il ere (relit Pl'l'l4l'll tut tpe„. the outwardttohnd Linton and Oporto Lets, under extvoy o' Majeßy'sfillp Lively, Raven !loop of war, a;4l Caws.) ft ere lir. Alto arrived the Peke, god brig, front Plytnotel.; and York bleed from a cruise; Sider*. Howe, from lobe ar.d Grace, NORTON, and -..nerfq, Ifarr- tea ' fern •rk for B,rbadoga; &tabu., tuTre•rtat.o, ard Thre.c Froth , t , Was iCOTT, frees Newport; Strlngopwarn. DAV. frns L on '•re Inc the Sash Less ; eel the brig I , e , k front fkmtrara, coffee; Fotton, &c bound to Loodul. —Wind W. N. W TOIMAT..IIELT Er—Arrival laft niabt his Maictl v, (hip Mien, Captain Jautrerin, from a tented; alai hi, Majeftis Ler. Langtry, Daring. and Realbreaß, from a cruise. PLTIIOOTU. JOLT 8 -.Sailed tot evening his MAeßv's Prineef:ltoyal, of 98 guns, Captain Reynold,' to relieve Ns k!... jetty's Ihip Conq now off Rochefort. Arrived the Anser!ea's trig Aurora. Thomas Vl'hithatn matter. Gan Bolton, bound t'. St. Schaal:nes, lidrn with ffh oil. Bte.detained by his Mek.Ry'a thlp la Loire ; ;he American Chip S. fai , ali. I cliiibe matter, front the Havannah, bound to Lordon, laden with Sager. d.isioed the 4th init. by his Pvlajefty's Rip Virginia; the bald& flap Notilftern. from Cette, bound to Bremen, laden wish wine. detained by the Linn prie-teer ; the lurkitli polscre San Nicholas, Niche de Jo. haul e tl udiote 'rafter, Iron Smyrna, for Am flerdam, laden web cotton and drugs, detained by the lion privateer; D7pt. Jan. HOLM, from Bergen, far trance, with fiat and oil, detalued by the Lion privateer. PORTSA/OUTII. JULY 1 1 .4ejefly's flap Donegal, for Plymouth ; Hardy gun brig, and the Profpero bomb, on a cornier ; and Zebra bomb, with ftveral Stirs under her corroy fur the Down,. The Avon brig, Captain Drsrmaaa, is ordered to the Elbe, and tapecled to tall Immediately. DEAL, Jets 9.—Arrived the Blazer and Thriftier gun-brigs from a cruize off flt,ulogne; Humber armed Rip, with cone,' from Falmortb, which failed for the River; "I igrefs gambrir. from the Nure; Mint gun brig, from a cruize off Oltend Sailed the Amelia frigate, for the Noce; Furious gun brig, on a cruize off ORend ; jackallgun brig, on i cruize off Dunkirk; Thrathcr and Intelligent gun brigs, on a cruise off Boulogne. Se E R NESII, JOLT 9.—€ ailed from the Nutt this morning the Falcon Boop of war with the trade under covey for Tonningen, with a light breeze at N. W. A convoy Is appointed to fall from the Nore far the Baltic on the isth Init. Caaanoce. Jet.v 7.-I'he Trafalgar. Mon arson, arrived yefterday, from HaVax, after a poda,:e of twenty tvoda a Ihe Neptune. Neil, of Ayr, failed far Clyde flu days previous to the Trafalgar. The B;rmittghtm packer, towns N, arrived here on Friday from Charlettna, after a paffage of twenty-ch,ht days; failed in company with the Mary Ann, INGALLS, for this port Julius Cala, HALL. for Liverpool; Riling SCUP. Cowes, and a Britt% 'hip for London. name tmauovin. ,4fif ERICA NLW YORK, JUNE J. We learn, verbally, by the fcho , ner Traveller, from Curracoa. that bliranda's two fchnoners had been captured on the Main by a Spanish brig, and that Miranda, in the Leander, had aftet wards a fevere en• gage.nent with a Spanilh flonp of war, and had beat her off, after which he Rood to the windward. It is laid that livers have been received in town, which date paicively, that Miranda Eas landed on the Spanilh Main, at a place called Coma, without meeting with any oppof:!ion. The fehooner Bee it rn her way with difpatehes from Miranda, and h hourly expeCted here. ritENCH Sq;aoeow.—May to, let. O. long. 61. a French tquadrors, of three 74's, and two frigates, was fpoken. (hip Eutnica, of New York, was rob. bed of feveral articles by a Ernat from one of them. On the I Al May, OE St. Martin's, four French fri- gates were fpoken. May 22, let. 25. long. 60. were fees 35 fail of Bri. tit!' Merchantmen, (landing to tire northward ; and about forty hours alter four (hips of war and a brig were Peen in chAce of them. Jules 4.—Captain Bartlet, of the Cementer Cor nelia, arrived yetterday morning, in 19 days from Curracoa, informs us, that previous to his departure from that Wand, he raw a let:er from Porto Cavello, [Wing two fchooners belonging to the expedii , n under General Miranda, were captured by two Spa. Milt frigates and feveral gun boats, after an engage. ment of two hours, and were carried into Porto Ca. vello. The letter Rated alto that feveral of the per. inns from New York were on board the fchooners when captured, among whom was the fon of Colonel Smi:h. The Leander had put into Bonaire for water and provitions. %V: have not been able to learn the date of the letter. SP .MTING INTELLICENCE. NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 1806. TUI3DAY, JULY 8. Fifty Pounds for 3.yr olds carrying 6(1. 91b.; 4-yr olds Bft. ; 5-yr olds Bti. 81b. ; 6.yr olds Bfi. 1 alb. and aged 98. D 1. Duke of Grafton's b in Parafol, 6 yrs old - g Sir C. Dunbury's b gra I.y.lia, 4 yrs old . a Seven to two on Paresis July 3-yr old Stakes oftongs each, 11. ft. fsr colic car rying 811 71b. and fillies 8(1. 316. Acrofs the Flat. Duke of Grafton', br e Forfeiter, by Groufe - a Mr. C. Brownes b f lifter to Orlando . 2 Two tot on Forrener. Sweepflakes of logs each. for 3-yr olds carrying 6fl. 91b.; 4-yr olds H. :lb.; 5-yr olds Wt. tolb.; 6 yr old. it. and aged 911. alb. T. M. M. Mr. Lake 's Rofahella, 3 yrs old t Lord Foley's Str.nch, 6 yrs old - . 2 Sir C. Bunbury's Snug, by Whifkey, ; yr' old 3 Mr. Melnik', eh g Wa.chmaber, 3 yr. old High odds agit Rofabctla ; s to a aid Stretch; s to t agit SOUS: and 4 to t agri. Charmer . Mr. Mellith's Jerboa, 6ft. :lb. beat the L oke of (Ira fron's Panful Sit. ;:lb. Ab. M. so - v.—Eva] betting. WSDSISDAY, JULY 9. . ' The Town Plate of so!. for 3-yr old colts 8(1. 41b. and fillies 811. Laft M. and a &fiance of B. C. Duke of Grafton's Ir. c. Forreß-r, by Groufe . l Lord Stawett's h. e. Jumper, by Worthy . a Mr. Aloorhuufe's b. c. brother to Luntba-o - 3 General Grofvenor's h. g. the Chicken. h 6) Itooreocic - a 1 Mr. Goliling's eh. f. by Coriander. dam by Tramp a t o r Sir C Bunbury's ch e. Snug. by Whifkey . r ) Two to I on Forfeits-n-6 to i set Mr. Moothoufes h. a... 6 to t agit Snug. Sweepßakes of i oogc. tae.:l, h. ft. Ab. M. Doke of Grafton's Forfeiter, hat. Sib. a Lord Foley's Kneebuckle, lift sib. . - a Mr. Watfon's Honor. fit. tulb - - - j Five to 4 on ForrtaLer—y ens ago , . Kr, chuck :e Sweepstakes of 25gs. eAct , i .:. 4.. ft. Y. C. Mr. Mellifh's Coronae. Pit. ylb. - - r Mr. R. Robfon's Worthier.. bit. :lb .Lord Barrymcwes Cwe:cesi butt:wrap. 7fl. s;') - 7ft1:05g1.7.: Two yr ..y r j ,..s c it s . o e i r:ir n . :a r i i t d h lor c . — f , i ._ 6 9rt m s !e 9 . .... t t . ::r ... 1% " ;:1".i r .la . ' - t re Li.o l . : arts SuFtrtl:•.o.•. 2 air C. sinevry s snug. 9a. 41b. beat Mi. A.ldling's Bede c 7a. Two-5r old C. ;cps—F..o to tno Soul. Ltd F G. Ofb.rnes Superfbti.n, SR. 131 b brat General °rot*. ' , roof's Chicken, till. Ab M. scce.--blz to sno Superfiltian. Mr. Menial's Camr dc, 7R. gib. beat Ntr W., arcs Clorf, pat. Two-yr old C. sop.—live to aon ComraJe. Mr. Wilfores E - bgrrs's Gory. ytt. f. Sa fiusaNNl, 6it. t3ID hezt Mr Wd• 1 1 ix D. TINCI pr ad C. 50g,..5.: to s .O Ls I ' 1 I i 4