Star. — London, England, 1803-07-21 00:00:00

r gitive of the Crown, as Teemed to be fuppoled. for that perogative would always have the power Of call - out alVfithjefilv• Geitaria Teimarow raid, that a fpirit adequbte to the'crifis was rapidly extending itfelf throughout this 'countryl or rather, as Coon as the polfibility of in vafidtt was credited, the fpirit of the people onmedi ately *flood forth. In Lancafhire he ftated that the Supplementary Militia was almoft immediately filled 'np, and the Army of Referve was likely very loon to be complete. The Honourable Member read a let ter which he had lately 'received from the county al luded to, defcriptive of the zeal and fpirit which, prevailed in that populous atria. He quoted the opinion of Marfhal Timone, to (hew the fuperiority • of volunteers over any other defcription of force. Mr. Ca/timid explained, and 'vindicated the argo ts:tent of his Right Honourable Friend (Mr. Pitt), contending that it was not his objea to give an ex clofive preference to voluntary offers. but to give theist a convenient chance with the other mode of levy propofed by the bill: As to the comparifons made between voluntary and comPulfory fervice, be wit furprifed that a preference thould have been given to the latter in a Britith Affembly, particulatly , by his Honourable Friend on the other fide (Mr. Sheridan) who was, he confeffed, the laft man in the World from whom he could expea filch a fentiment. kndeech were he difpofed to lay a trap for a fpeech front his Honourable Friend,he fhonld have thought no expedient more likely to fucceed than to affert that it were better to compel the &nice of Britons in defence of their country than to rely on their volun- tar y exertions. Mr. SxaarnaN oliterved that the Right Honours ifs% Gentleman teemed indeed to intend his action 'to him as a trap for a fpeech, but if to he Gould be difappointed, for he would fimply fay, that all he %leant in his former obliterations was this, that we lEhould not deceive ourfelves as to the drat of vo luntary seal, not doubting, however, that the seal of IM people would be amply fufficient for the prow- Wen or the country, provided they had an adequate itop!effion of their danger. Mr. PITT objeaed to the time allowed to etudia %les for making the returns of the lilts. Inflead of b itays for leaving loch lifts, he propofed fevers days, rakish amendment was agreed to. Mr. Pity alto propofed that inftead of (even days, %Melt were allowed to the occupiers of baulks, Ike. kr im_a_ke return of their inmates, the words two days be fubßituted. This amendment was alto 010014. * ge l°. nest Mae referred to Exemptions. And *hes it came to be difeuffed whether any r e l i t *Steely laving by Mine in the Mid* be exempted. it was agreed that the werdfiiiirto o has be omitted, and that the Mare fined land thus riau Nor any perfon atftually faring in the Ms. any When the clank was propeCed regulating the days lite number of hours ois witich the Srlt tits flume he trained and eaenifed to arme e _ Mr. PITT rah to offer foam obiervations on that fnat of the bill. In his opinion not a moment &odd NIA in patting that pert of the bill into execution. rik knee finedily the men to be called forth into fervice were trained to the ufe of arms, the better. Our seal and promptitude in giving effeB tO this uneafore mull convince the enemy of fe rias and Ready refolution to meet him with a (pi. tit and a vigour foth as lhould be excited by kis boa& hi threat; and exerted to confound his infolence and piefamption. The fooner we difplay our alacrity and determination to this effeet, the fooner may a door be opened fa:re-animating the torpor of Europe by our elample ; and of pointing out the means by Which thofe powers who now kits the road from fear, (nay exert their energies to overthrow the giant power under .whofe frown they mow bafelv crouch and tremble. This example Ihould be held out to them on Britt ground. By giving full circa to the Meerut.' now prep:Wed, no doubt can be entertained that the ifue of the impending conteit muit be Ten. tiered fecure. that the invading army mint be driven back dikomfited and (ranged, and that its proud, prefomptuout leader Would, as his return to that ebtutiry where kit infolenee holds out fuch lofty me. Mess. and his vanity it fed by Mach fulfoine adulation, xnest with nothing but (corn, contempt, and heir Station. When hi. fhould be thus exhibited in the toeufion and humiliation of defeat, the powers that int :tinnier to his ambition, and &rink under his domineering contrail; qmsld inure from their ape. thy p and, encouraged by our example. make once metre a gesennis boggle fhake of the op on Win. which they no:E:4lg anew the foun datioa of the pride, is and profperity of Ettiopet Theft were /Mettle motives *Web Mould now tilittaisee osicesibia ke giviag the moft theedy tie& to the prase iiiithre, with* alone could humble the pries and dell the hopes of the vaunting rule} of Franc; who mutt then defpair of futpriting he en red, bet which fate glebe be could have fiunded the wild fawn ef invading n COubtry gifted with fuck various , 'entrees for baf- fling fuch a vain and hbpekfs *nags The foes* then the mea f nre that Is principally to wield that *- foams, it brought iota completion, the rooster ball we be placed in an attitude of proud defiance and con fident fecurity t and here he could not help expteff ing his furprife at heating Gentians** Wit, their anxiety left the mature now promise fined inter- tare with the barna. Should they not be more anxious left the llama for which they arc now fo much concerned Ihould be reaped by thole who came• to deprive us of the dearer poffelfion of our property. cu r independence, our honour, our liberty, and our Lies t lithe yeomanry and country gentlemen re. rtoufly looked to the dangers that awaited them, they would not think about two or three days training in a week, but they would determine es the continuance of their military exemik until they Meld _pat in a late to alfill and vie with the regular they Ef the cotottio to which they woold then be able to add a cat:pir ating force of three or eoo,ooo Ready and detenniti ed men. They would fecure to their lawful owners, iu the confidence of peace and tranquillity, the well earned fruits of their Weary and courage, bilked of preparing kcal, for the rapacity of in at iota& er.. In his opinion. therefor; not kh than twenty. and not more than thirty days Geed be allotted in luccefrion for training the men to be railed by the prelent bill. • The fuggeftton of Mr. Pitt's was, however, drop , P:dr and another amendment as heard' by Mm• Pitt, SMd adopted by the Committee, that the dile. rent carps Mould be exerciled a f e w days fticeeffivell ' within The . week, as more effeetually, tending to create gocia difcipline. or promote a. knowledge of the nre of arms, than twice that fpace of time at ft . parate periods. Mi Itossav expregid his dicapprobation of Sun. day &big appointed as a day for drilling the men, on the grounds that fuels a meafure would be obnoxious to the feelings of many religious perfons, who would on any other day be as ready and as willing to udder. take any fervice for the good of the State as the molt zealous promoters of the meafore. Mr. Witelarozca fupportcd the opinion of the Hon. Gentleman who (poke let, and moved that the word " Sandal" be omitted. Sir W. Corns decktred, that no man refpeded more than he did the appropriation of Sunday to the pious purpofe for which a fabbath was inaituted ; but, on the fuppofition that an enemy were to land on our thorn he thought that we would then think that we had been too fcrupulous at fuch a period as the prefent. He knew that it was improper to get ,drunk or commit other exceas on that holy day ; but that did not teach him that we were to negled endeavouring to acquire the means of faring our country on a Sunday. Sir W. &scuts .obferved. that the hardfhip of being drilled on a Sunday is Scotland would be con lidered fo great, that he was certain nothing (bort of military force would compel them to it, and many of them would lore their lives firs. An aniendmeat war then propofed and agreed to fpecifying that any other convenient day would b; permitted. The Slat TTTTT at WAR Rated, that there were feveral new chides to be brought up, which would be ready by Friday, when it was propofed to read the Bill a third time. Mr. KINNAIRS intimated his intention to diknfs feveral parts of the Bill. and particularly the Sella dale, nn the third reading. The Committee then went on making verbal alte- rations in the different clauas. and at la got through the Bill between four and five this morning. 3 . \3, 4 tr td IQ *I I m et If"! ry. en der al; 1114 ttq 'ale I sirs• non ynt wag I inks tbf To nett ~ intro an). ntly ,our late ante Hon Pould A ~th er Ibis sit mcnt [tight :alltd rp re• apt Life in Leh 1 0 mined, fion• • none )1 Ire the by 1.3 LONDON. THURSDAY. JULY at. PRICE Or STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 Pr Qat- C 06 f 144 54}—R 4 5 4414 53i 3413} Onntheen 64 i 6 dIC MICR OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Doak Stack tpf Leo India Soo& 137 f tsp 3 Per C. Rai pe l ladla Beads. r 3 pee C. Osed L I 33 lop. 3 per C. 3214 4 F 44 OW. Lulea . MU% pen a dit M =if l Oesslem 614 dif. per Ow. A. mu, ss* Tagllli Tickets 161 a.. 6 1 Confole Lori AAA 1 for *pg. 55 44.11 Daum, pLT z6.-per Ow. Dibeataree OM* et as London Lei a zs. We are happy to announce that his Majeay's fri gate Doats, having had the good fortune to fall in 'with a French frigate of 44 pas. loon made her itrike the Republican fag. We hope by to4norrow's l poll to receive intelligence from Pljenouth her i fate arrival in that port. The Doers. in company with the Tuvausasa, of 74 guns. has elf° captured a French brig. It was i from the Priasrafalier of this brig that the news of the capture of the French frigate was received t the brig having. on the 17th in& been (pokes with by the Itamfay tender. which has face arrived at Pea• SUM. We have rest pleaftire in Rating, that a meeting of the Subferibers to Lloyd's Coffee-honfe took place yeßerday, at which Tome very (parked etiolation, were adopted, and a fpisndid fubkription opened for the purpok awaiting relief to the relatives of thofe who May fall in the preterit coatefi, and for reward ing dillinguiihed merit. The refolutions were patent ed by Mr. Mayon, and fupported, in an admirable fpeech, by Mr. Alderman Rowcaorr. In a very ikon time upwardsof yo,oool. was fubfcribed. There are five fuloksiptions of rood. Sir F. &also, Mr., Amusesram, the Houfe of THOMSON, BONIN and Co. ; Mr..Boitaa individually, and Mr. GOLIICIIID• fl'he fabfcribers voted io,oool. Three per Cent. Con. fah, out of their fend towards the objet. A great number of moil liberal east, ibutions were fubferibed. This fplendid example we bops will be followed by the Country, sad particularly by the rich Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, who MIA feel thenifelves par ' deolarly called upon at this important cruise At the ptefent moment it is in a peculiar mender the ditty of the higher ranks to give she example of patriotifm and devotions Hate they yet givers a gammas ex ample of their teal (we bad 'Wait Paid of their aria ' dutyz4or Barren was at firik a foldler) in making voluntary ratlike, for the welfare of their Calory s.ll it like Men who are minimal with patriotifin, merely to !land staietlY to be thorn by tax-gatherers The accounts hobs Dover, which we yefierda) laid before our Readers, reprefen: the preparations making on the Coati of France as extrendy for midable, and Rate, that the better to conceal them. all the Edda at Calais. Boulogne, etc. are or dered to England in forty-eight hours, or to re tire into the interior of France, even though they &sold have evaded in Ade towns for the greater pitt of their lives, About Woo guit.boits are build ing there for the iniallias aid the other etertlons are in proportion. Is this a time then to mince and quibble about the quota of expense that ought to be isdividoally borne f We timid leech a few years ago about factificidk our lives and fort..N la deft-Ice of religion, older, and teal governikate when dick who impaired and ballad of their fa triotifin conceived there Was no danger of being tolW apes to perform their unmeaning promifes. Now we *km awe ealtioo I—crow, Mien an inkiest enemy avows his intention to plinier; to flibjegate, and denroy us. VA hope. however. that we (hall loon have an 'opportunity of congratulating our countrymen oti the ilifPlay of a fpirit snore becoming Britons ! Yeflerdanationt twetve o'clock, her MAJESTY and the Princeffes AUGUSTA, ELIZABSTI4, Maar, and Sor NIA, attended by tht Countefl OIAYLIssUaY and Lady THYMUS, arrived at Lady Wazitsm's, Knightf bridge, from Kew, to breakla 11, where the Royal Party partook of every delicacy the feafon produced. About half after twelve his Majzsry came from Kew to St. James's, where there was a Levee, at which were prelim their Royal Highneffes the Duke of Cu M SELLAND and Prince WILLIAM of GSOUCASTER, the Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Archbifhop of Canterbury, the Secretary at War, the Secretaries of State, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Mailer of the Rolls, and their Excellencies the Swedifh, Bavarian; Spanith, Pruilian, Neapolitan, Ruffian, Turkilh, Porttiguefe, and Wirtemberg Mi oilier., and pukes—Rnitturgh and Devonfhlre. Marquires—Sallibury and Circe So. Earis--Rsdryx, °rottener, POulett, Be!borough, Sandwich, Chatham, Wethnoriand, Uxbridge, Courtown, and Dormonth. ♦Mounts—Hood, Caltiereash, Fainouth, and Duncannon. Lords—Pelham, Hobart, Stopford, Cathcart, (gold-fack), Batton (in waiting), Bayning, Hawke, Harrowby, Cork, and G. Caveudiat. Dlthop•--St. David's, Exeter; Rev. Dr.. Bufby, Moro; and Rev. Mr. Legge. Sin—H. Popham, M. Le Fleming, R. Curtis, H. Smith, A. Newton, I. HippcSey, J. Pail, F.. Lyttleton, J. Orde. C. Filch, T. Graves A. Hammond, H. Strachey, J. Dough's, S. Cotterei,aad C. Mogan. Adadrals—Pole and Nugent. Gooeralo•—Tezleum, Laic Ode °yew, Bu rrard, Nada', Floyd, Brownetu, Letter, Honcywood, Burton, Wadoo, Ambits, and Phipps. Coloweb—Homer, Lumley, Beaumont, SU:borne, Hope, Ver. riker. L. Gower, and lasholt Major—Ddbrow. Captains-.. Bowen, Tway, Legge, Simplon, and asefter. Mdfm—Hoffey, Dewar, Ackland, Gordon, A. Gordon, T. 'lrma, Harwood, Lafeellea, R. Ryder, Fordyce, Long, Moore, Hargrave (Recorder of liverpo-1), Rey. Mr. Dawkins, Van Ba unbars, H. Addington, and Middlctoo. The following were among the Prefentations to his Mir STY : Captain Tarry, on his appointment to the command of the Trolly. Lord Duseannoo, by his father the Earl of Belholrortgb; an his return from France. Mr. Potter, on his retina from France, by the tome Noble Earl. Captain Bowen, by Sir Roger Cards. The Hsu. Alemader Gordon, on his appolatusaw to be Major to the Army of Reforve. The Rev. Wm. Beaumont Baby. by Mr. Riley Addlassok au his to oar of the meant S o ft la St. Georges Chapel, , In the room of Dr. Either, now Mop of Exeter. Bart of Cork, on his being appointed a Colond la the Army of A 'Oeer Todd& Charge d'Affaires, by Sir Stephen Catered Mr. Straogewsys Horner, by the Eart Powlett. Caputo Slomion, of ti,e Stafforddire Miiitia, by Major Delbrow. Lintamot reinstmght, of the Staffordkire multi, by major Damns Coked Sabot*, by the Earl of Cork. -The following Addretes were prefented to his Maj ItSTY : Derby County, by the Duke &Davao soots sad Lord Camas C tie , City at Coventry, by Mr. PaTe a Moors, OM ads' Members, sod Mr. bee, the Cimino= of the Meeting at which the Asidivis wee greted; deters of Liverpool, by Mr. lisaeltsve, the Recorder Odle Town, sad OettsVlSCOf Ore sod TAMA. TON. tbs Members i hoard Coseet, ' the Earl Of UVIRIDOS; the Tarn et thribery,by joss tirrnseer Col, Et* the Member. The Levee was over Coon after two o ' clock, after which his MajellTV held a Couneo, which was attend ed by all the Coemillors who were at Coen. After which his Majesve _gave private audiences to the CHANCEL/LOD of the Exestaoyaa. the EarlOf Lear.. NAM and Sir CHARLIII MORODN. The Manors of St. David's and Exeter did beiliege to bis Mai ssry, en coming to their refpeltive fele: His Mailer" , fn out from &. James's, for Lew, 'Coon after four o'clock. . ~ Yellerday his NW astir was aloft graciouu . r puma to appoint the ingenious Mr. Jour IBC sio. of G=al w, to be bis Watchmaker for Scotland.. This mark of Royal favour has been conferred en Mr. too in, confequence Yr a curious Watch be has made on a new enaftrulttoo, and which be bad the honour if Amiss lai week to hi MAIRSTY, the (Loam% 'Ad other Branches of the ItOTAL.IFAIIII.T. Several French Olken; now prifooan of War in this coostryi bare got liberty to return to France. • The principal dealer is pot! horfes and poll chalks at Edinburgh have pledged thenifdves to put all their borfes and chairs.' at the' crifpoCal of Goverment% for the repo& of conveying weeps in eafe.of inralion, and even the poftboys have volunteered their Cervices. The Arkiih Fire Infuninee Mike havesolkied to Generation to provides at their own mynas, ties fieldpiece% with carriages and hocks and to krve doe fame by their Aransas et place *ibis ten miles dikence from the The SFR ~g=ags,, of Welt York Militia thunkh. ed from Hull for Col:boiler i the third realism has mar ched from York for the fame place i aside Salt York newest et Militia ii on its. Millatfait laird bocoofho elf* fee Cedebefter, by dos etilweittekt eoldbwei • . : - - . ~. . ii r e ;i l 4 e;Th St :tea? reel aged *OM . . . is lhorelY e gores illMeneemodeint en "him. halo Clint Thetklay fe'nnighti the igillikeils eltior lfoo , ovalOty marched into quested it Meath Andi on llatordayi were joined by Vol Royal Ed ' ' 1 Light Dragoons, to be drilled together.fillit emi r * day the whole were nOievied is the roe , Ceilleheasi by Liniment-General Vv.% ' • v! . The emEtary ardor* of this coastry faisji i t il l compared to dtat of the Lacedienrouississ at ' byssa— •' et;. enema! weal bis final ere kin nee ihauelb.l4. ' , And alb as ran an als rwri q 's on..w .., On Saturday storm / limn of dms peinailit loosinglhei to the Sta ff ord re Militia s lager j n tiler $ Wm r. termed Oat as °Mincers for the Navy, bar, big been to ha Istiteellikrakk dal* lirtitb tett . Made blows wile tad 6f Deisupos . , their minader, he conemeekamethbe Sum to h is MAjterti, wtefril a rgbilitleed their oar to be act i et &eenfuinaa by a t=amed Pelthal, for the lu&slik a the Coen ' ty lnlrslaryl all of the Civil Vocal aid initrinnee tal Willman alreetivengegtd, and there is the piafpia of • etmlid aismge of corpse Menkeiebta lei be chimed by the Rev .irie-. liar,and Mr. Wu.s.tast Gaabllal p-sati keel en tomb talk of Ihedi Osekkeseen. k any be prefareed that all the enelrial via be complete, Cuidse-i tory, and teeter • . ....... __ ._ . NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. The undermentioned are put into comrnifGqn, and to be got ready for fervice with all poffible Como.2ast, of 14 guns, Lieutenant W. La A r t - Yin ; and Assaucr, of 12 guns, Lieutenant Taus. K!NTISH; Captain Swan: is appointed to the Lynn diflriet of Sea Fern:ll..les ; and Lieutenant Cutts,' to the Milford ditto. PANZANCS, JULY IB.—Arrived yeflerday the Joker, THOMAS, from Swanfea, with coals, and the Norway brig Sufannah, Dantsi Kotuvr mafler, from Dram, with timber; and the Mary Ann cutter privateer, of Weymouth, Capt. DIAS/IL:EY. This morning c.irrit in the Gautier hoop of Int-, Captain BASS, item a cruife ; the (hip Ramfey, a tender, commanded by Lieut. JEm 'Amos, from Dublin to Plymouth ; and the Aaive excife cutter, KINSMAN, from a cruife.— A fleet of velfels from Liverpool are now going up Channel, under convoy of a hired cutter, of t 4 guns, name not known, with a fair wind, S. W. Poaysmouru. JULY 20.—This afternoon the Cucacat gun-vetrel made a Cigna! of convoy to the eAftward. Dims, JULY so.—Sailed the Tsaana bomb for the More, and Bellona, Mintao, for the South Seas.— Krrived the Rallolt flop of war, and 11;mi gun vekel, froni a cruise, and remain.—Wind N. E. Gea aa 5 ** p, joss so.—Paged by the Venus, Gts slats, from Gottenburgh.—Sailed the Drana, ••••—•-b for Cork ; Sae:, PATIRSOM, for Peterlurgh ; En. draght, for 4rofterdam ; Anna Elizabeth, HONDRISCILS; and Gonda HOOph PSTEI I fur got . terdans. Ysasioniit, JULY a0..•-lfellerday evening arrived the Auckland packet, Captain Tat:aims BIL'IDG a. (ram Harwich With mails, bound to Tonaingen. • -.. Arrived two gin brigs, and remain in the Road* with die Zweite bomb, and 4 COWITANCI frigate. with French prifoners on board : the Carl bye boat 'which arrived here from Tonningen with mails, will fail as foie a: the wind becomes fair.—Wind N. E. ii P. M.—La Cow IT&IICII frigate and Zll.lllll bomb, ' athlete iMmidetillobj feenierYor Sheeran:6, and the ittter iiii i 404: • ' • ~ Et.inena. ; Juni ii.;...The Sally and Polly, Joule Cosinrecir of )37fert, from St. Peteriburgh, with iron and deals, failed fronilenie the 29tb December. was drove am ore at %Jarboe an the iilaad of Soderan (one of the Faroe Ides), on the Nth January ; crew and cargo laved. Several.of the homeward bound yreffeh hive got under weigh with Wolk% to pro. .cecil. Wind wefierly, . June 25.—The Glafgow, A. apeman', of and Tram Glafgow, with hon. arrived from Gotteriburgb. to join convoy. Several of the hips failed yeller day and ire-day, and revere! remains:F.-pa/604w lacer min. Wind S. E. fine Weather. ~,,, ,_ Jima. 3..-Since our lab of the* • vultithPitofe gout 8o BritiOa veffels have proc mad Ow ti t • • waiting , here:—Sin Ugh& polka .Wind • • One .weather. r ..„ ~.). . . . 4 . • SPORTING iNTELLIGRafair. CHELMNIFORD,.TUNIDia. Pll , l 19- . . Hee !dajeflrs Plate of looj . by sit aid filliesr awe tying yik. 7U. tad 4-pc Oilla•gibithe'bell of three twoasaile.heate.. . -.....y:* ', I; • Mr..TAV- 'SUMP*. }we ei4 • a a - Lied &siren le lyre eld • t dif. IginSeth Was winning .fecostel hmls."tholl ikil elk* toi the 'I z: la .A,..1 1 ,, •.. 3 : i Weenie ROTA L Fevik—Aiont twekwe tfpgll MaiTY and the Princeffe* Auctrava. • tastily Maar, and Starers . , wok as ai ri ng ie.* e • l ' able, and Istaion ' red Lady WARILiII whit a vita tie tier licefe at Venfington Gore. The - Royal POO was met in the carnage by Ladies Weeeam a ti init., and Suivoir. and Mit. Baotisess.‘a Xi' Ifiglinefs the Plt Isms of WAT. IS ' arriredikg eit tithe after, and the Duca of et-agaves. . .... itayid Pi ' rty , walked in her Ladyilsree ,c airmigg Pit i Vid, and fat in the arbour at the battoth a the - • ' Bernd attepdi them, sad th eir per. fort m ute an ettdient effrea in the yea air. Al, this place her Lidyibip introduced as gals to the no. ties of fir Idalesvv,hdzity to a kiwi in Plight& bridee. to avlifeb bar La is a fuba T h e, riber. Were •ffrered pile anlforth the fthoal, which was very neat. 'rimy Pam.:' GP Save the King!" and at the end nit additional , Verfe is it of her ghelfsT rist i = ..., az tr. - ~. . . . 1. ipa r z s z v p r h... -...-, ri' W a ti til lishaVrfirwit • Amok Israel, • •1. LI - A 's • Her'Malesvt feetned much Welled by this mark *attention. The Rail Patty, afteeharing amufed then:friths a donfidirabte time, retired to the bow. •iltiodaly ream dvertheisaleony, where they partook an Wettest cold =Ration, sonfillinx of every . y which the ftafon affords. They dd not leave 6 Ladylitip's dB between three and four o'clialt. ' - ' Printer% Aunts. sad the Dues of Vary wok 0 - nig in a aeton by Fulham bridge. •" 44. Letter . Ctiebee, dated June as, hp,— ' 'The M poll. _that same in to-day. brought . as iipeconatenta&Mefftl ere at Montreal. It began illa St. Liiiiimie !Watts, in the afternoon of the lkbillbot;',6 medidemble dillance from the lowa. the WINO lialualtem a diredlion that blew the games that of it. Rat asa number of people tows going frets tows Main ellitasee of the Maws. the darn of lite *as gives at the prifon. and spas their return theta, they - found thtfrooke truing fens under the roof, which gives rife to a f=Oll, E a Z i i i t was fee on Ore intentionally. The Mirth, 122:laxi i , French College. ea ezeledbig loge fawn of di, bat figrav ezed er s burnt tit bows 1 fourteen Hooks were aVb in the &Laths. Tbc Ids is Wm* ill mei ___ *as 1 0 1•901!". ---.‘ • ,s . -