Star. — London, England, 1817-03-29 00:00:00

some footmen. Last night the Oratorio Season concluded at Co- vent Garden Theatre. An admirable Selection was produced, consisting. of fine melodies from the Eng lish and Italian, bold chortisses, and instrutnental boios. The Concert, throughout, was most ably sus tained, and highly applauded. htfr. Leas, after performing the part of Bertram, of Th u laday night, set off. in his own travelling car stage and four, for Glasgow, where be is to eg i fo rm three nights. The hopes of Miss O'Ntutea convaleicente have not yet been realised, and bee state of health coati . rues to excite the most serious apprehensions. The air of Brighton basing tailed to restore her. the phy. sicigat, we understand, have recommended a visit to 01 Frantic. CORBETT'S FAREWELL: We were wrong, we find, in discrediting report of Mr. Costumes departure for America. It appears that he and his two sons have actually taken their passage in the inosetee, Captain HALL, bound from Liverpool to New York, and which would sail on Thursday, wind permitting. The. rest of his family remain iii England. We were led to doubt the truth of his departure, from the circumstance of those who.were connected with him in his printing business knowing nothing et the fact. Bat it is now pu.. beyond all question by the following Address, handed to us by one of the rust veudersof Newspapers in the Metropolis: die " TO THE PUBLIC. " Liverpool, March 26, 1617. " My departure for America will but prise m•:IoJy but those who do not reflect. A lull and explicit statement of my reasons will appear in a few dais, probably on the stli of April. In the meanwhile, I think it necessary for me tr, make known, that I have fully empowered a person of respectability to manage l and settle all my arairs in England. 1 owe my coua• tryrnen most sincere regar& which 1 always en tertain for them in a higher degree dim towards any other people upon earth. I carry nothing from my country but my wife and m 7 children, and, surely, the are my ow n, at any rate. I shall always love England better than any other country ; I will never become a Subject or Citizen of any other State ; but, I and mine will not lire under a Government having the absolute power to imprison us at its pleasure; and, if we can avoid it, we wilt neither live nor die under such an order of things. " If I have not taken leave of numerous friend, in London ail in the Country, it was because I should have been made unhappy by their importu nities and the expressions «if their sot row. I make an enormous sacrifice of property and of feeling ; but, when my heart feels the tugs of friendship, and of all the interesting object, in Harnii,line, it is re conciled to the loss by the thought that I can enjny them only during the plea ;we of A Szcretary of Stale. When this order of things shall cease to exist, then blia l .l I again see England. (Signed) “ WILLIAM 01111,1i17." What kind of reception dots Mr. Cosaxrr expect in America ? His person may be sate Irons the dan gers of a prison—nu small curniort to one who has had two years experience of its incoi.ven'ences ; but can he receive a cordial welcome among those on whom be has !reaped every kind of abuse —lra what terms did he speak of die Americans, as inJ:viduals and as a people, when he made his appearance in Lon dun as a Journalist ? Let the following extract from the first Number of his Porcupine serve as a specimen : " Notwithstanding the example or America, and the more dreadful example ut Prance, ► end the emissaries of de Republi can faction (for such it really is) still preaching fanaticism and infidelity, still bawling fur that change which they have the auda city to denominate Reform; still exerting all their nefarious in• tenuity in sapping the foundation or the Church and the Throne- I hose who want experience of the consequences, way, fur aught I know, be ',muted for conniving at the.,' attempts ; but woe sae, who have seen Acts passed by a Republican Legislature, more iratiilukiit than forgery• or coining; roe Alt, who have seen Republican UlAcers of State offering their Country for Sale, for a few thousand dollars ; sea me, who have seen RepnblitanJudges become felons, and felons become Republican Judges; rue ate to fold my hands, and tamely listen to the insolent eulogist of Republican Governments and Rulers, would be a shameful than dement of principle, a dastardly desertion of duty." NW — - psentecl to the general principle of this Bill; and, pith regard to the Clause now on the table, Sanity And exceptionable as he thought it was, he should be inclined to accede to it, if it had been merely a tem porary Clause; thinking, as he did, chat there had ban a great abuse ot popular nr.:etings, and particu larly of the Westnnin:Aer Meetings. 1414 thought that VA: Honourable Met:slier for Bramt a (Mr. Wilber force) had argued as if be considered this Clause was to be temporary an d it Ministers *ould nuke it temporary, he shotild have no objection to it. When the Honourable Member concluded. the et:ft of question weir very loud, and strangers were ordered to withdraw. The House then divided on the prop:.sition of M. 'ATI:RUM:4, that the duration of we clause should be limited to July, 1818. —Ayes, s;—Noes, 113. A serond division then took place upott the clause h i cif—F , ,r it, 113—Against it, S. A confetence was then appointed with the Lords to-inerrow, to procure their assent to the alterialud m de t the Amendments. Mr. PONsONEY then said, it would be cvnv.nient for Gen tkmen to know when the Chancellor ot the Exchequer would 111,00 the Adjournment. Mr. 13. ITSURaT (in the absence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer) said, that the House would meet on Monday. The other Orders of the Day were then disposed and the House iajOlirlitti at Eleven o'Cluck. ItEpour Irons the Select C nniuittee on the ;minted Votes and proceedings of the House of Commoos. Aid ,iten proposed for preparing an A3tritac.r of the Votes sod PROCZNOINGS of the Hover of COMMONS fur publication in a fern, noire serviceable for Current use. Is!.--'bake for the touroiAtiort of this Abrract the marginal contents o: the Votes as now printed, and such :speeches. Ad d: tows, and Adie.ag4.l, as are 110 11,114:ly ;Milted in the Votes; and add briefly some further particulars, which ate now only no ticed in the Journals, ex. gr. 2i au:es of hle mbers Oppaintril fu serve upon Select Commit.ers on public hiatturs—Mnione wi h. down or superseded. Amendments to niotinni—Divishnis, &c. but not keening at laigils (without suucial irder) any Petiiimis wh , rli (as in the instances of the Corn Bill, Property I at, and Parosnientsry Reform) greatly delay the Votes; the Petitions themselves, however, being still preserve.i U,•411 the Journals. 'llse actual Minute Books of the Clerks at the table contain the substance of such as Abstract, which an out door clerk, collect ssut its Vote nriting,C4ll put at once into due form. Oae of the Clerks' Assistants (by turns) us be answerable for the correctness of the Abstract by signing his name to it; and the Speaker after wards putting his signature to the Vote in the usual forms tdly.—Subjoin to this Abstract of each day's proceedings, a list et Notices and Orders for public business, as heed for the nett sitting day • together with the Names of the Private Bills entered in the. l ook upon the table tor second railings; and nosily also any arrangement which the House may have agreed upon for the hours of proceeding on public business, of ballots, or the like. _ _ . order that this Abstract may be ready for &livery the neat morning, the Minute Books, which are alternately carried out in the course of the evening, will enable the iZicrks in the Journal CAOtte to prepare the Abstract for the printer; so that a few limes only aid in most cases remain to be added at the rising of the 11011‘e; and the Printer mutt have a pnining press near the House of Commons (which be is ready to nu ride) to ordrr to complete the sheets for deiivery. i t e &decry must be made early the next nuirrang to the several Members who shall have lett their addrisa at the Vote and trsall other persons who may desire to be sup plied as private customers. sthly:—Tbe Current Index upon the Table of the li.iuse will be rendered more useful, by trips always conipletrd from these Votes before the nest meeting of Use House, instead of lights live days in arrcar, as at present is necessarily the case. With rtspect to the reduction which this abridgment may produce in the expense of priming, it is to he obseived, that this expense underwent a considerable reduction in THOS, by the compressed feting then introduced, whereby an annual saving has already been made, which has risen (rum Alia per, annum co.& CIS per annum, amounting between the years ibuS and 3810 (both inclusiv) to ies 4,teti ; and it is expected that when the plan now proposed can be carried into fun operation in a future bessiou of Parliament, a further saving may be. made of the greater part of the residue of the rspeate ; and possibly by amore extended sale of the Votes fur general use (as ass forsuany the case), a baying, of the whole sum, at present amounting to about 'genre) per annum.—lllaish la l 7. THE zvraNlNti STALL LONDON. SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1917. Fit iCE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK s Itadimpd ahut—Caw. mosey, 7014—for Ace. 701 71 4 per Clot. abot-5 per Cu'.e Navy. ino3 13114 Ss. Ise. v.—hulls bowl. - 7 34 pr. -The Amendments made on the Seditious Meetings Bill have been agreed to by the Commons, with the exception of one, conceived to come under the mean ing of a money clause. It is net uncommon in such cases for the Commons to throw out the Dill entirely, and then bring in a new one with the clause iuserted ; but, perhaps, a confesence of the two Houses may be found sufficient on the present occasion. In either case, at least one day's delay mint tale place, and the Hoaars must met; on Monday. Letters from Cadiz of the 10th instant state, that between two and three thousand troops, ready to em balk for America, are detained by want of Trans ports, the Treasury being so low that not a dollar can be spared for the necessary. equipment. The attempt to borrow 500,000 dollars from the Mer chants was treated with marked indifference. The introduction of English Newspapers is strictly pro hibited. The Doke of DEVONSHIRE has arrived at Brussels, from Pais. The Princess of WALES IS still at Munich, where she is occupied in •iaiting public establishments, espe. cially the Royal Collection of P•iatings at Sellleis beim. She goes treqtitnOy to Court, and often walks in public, followed by tits Ladies, three Turks, and AMERICAN PAPERS. We have received New-York Papers to the 41h inst. The negotiations between Spain and the United Smits, which had been underfed from Madrid to Wachington, terminated only so late as the 2Stlt tilt. It appears from the published correspondence. that the Spanish Minister had only p.)wer to treat, but not to conclude on any thing. The fear of actual hos tilities appears to be entirely removed. By accounts from Port-au-Prince, it appears that PICIION seizes all the prizes sent in thine by Buenos Ayrts privateers, and the privateers thtmselves, when they afterwards go is to enquire after their prizes. The Maryland Gazette contradicts the report of Sir G. MiGliznua having abandoned the cause of the Patriots. FRENCH PAPERS. We received last night the Pith Papers of Tees day, and this morning those of Wednesday last. The representation of Gcrmanicus has been suspen ded. bl. AIiNAUL.T, the author. is a brother-in-14w of Itzotitatn:r Sr. JIAN D'ANGELinf. He was one of the sewer who accompanied SctintAßTS to Egypt, and subsequently received from him the lucrative place of Secretary to the Imperial University of France. Lows XVIII. continued him in this situr_ lion, for which M. Astwatmx vowed eternal grati_ tude, in prose and verse. In 1815.411er.BONAPAttTE came from Elba, AIiNAULT was very forward in his cause, and was one of his mock Deputies. Having. carried his zeal rather too far in his speeches, the clemency of the XING was exhausted, and he was sect off to Brussels at the Restoration, on three days warn. ing. Here he-resided for some time, under the name of Ds BoNSIZInto the family name of his wife. An order being given, in consequence of the application of the French Minister, for the exiles to remove from that city, M. ARtiAULT waited upon the Belgian Mi nister, to learn whether he was included in that mea sure. The Minister replied; 4. make yourself easy the measure applies to M. AINAULT, it is true, but not to M. Datonseptt.." A duel between general JAQUZMINOT WU . all oat cer of the Royal Guard took place on Mondsy morn. ing, in consequence of %he dispute at the Theatre ; the former Was wounded ; the parties are to meet again. This duel was to be followed by another, between the brother of the Doc de FITZJAMES and the son of Marshal MoNctor. The Chamber of Peers have at length finally agreed to the Budget, by a majority of 109 to 43. The sub,. plementary Prtja de Loi cn the Customs has since then been under their consideratilu, and no amend. mtnt being proposed, it has also been definitively adapted, with only two dissentient voices. The PiiE straENT annouitced, that a comnitinication leo b ld I,e made from the Government to tl:e Chamber at their next sitting (on Wednesday last), and the purrort of it is generally expected to be a praogatiun of the Clambers until Ociolier next. Manuscript copies of i 1. DI: MosTar:Lotes letter to HursoN Lowr. circulate, and are read with avi• JO* in every society in Paris. The Duke of WELLINGTON continues in Paris, in consequence, it is said, of An intffecttial remonstrance he has made against a pamphlet n the coo!r:crel Powers, in which 1:11414i.,1 is outraged. HA MbURCI - 1 AND FLANDERS MAILS. 0;1 the `_ 2 lst inbtant Cie I.::xcli4ige ou LUlltiOn W4l. 35. 5. at Hamburgh. The progress of civil liberty seems to experience more interruption from bii;otry, than :tom all other impediments oppcsed to it. Accounts from Courtray state, that all the Judges of the Tribunal of Corn. merce in ILA place have refused to take the oath prescribed by the Royal Decree, as being contrary to the Cathotc plain ni.:alling of whicir ir, that the priettlitio..l still mean to le .rd the Sovereign, and contend' or the mastery of dorainioie 1 Hoar long will this be endured ? I - Irve the people every where been struggling to obtain civil rights .olly to have Them rendered nugatory by the sid..jectiqn Throne to the Mitre ? A trial for a libel against the Governintoit, wl.ich has fur tome time occupied the public attention at Brussels, was decided on the 21st, when Mr. roLait. the Editor of the Belgic Spectator, was found guil' , v of having published expressions injurious to the Kim:, contra> , to the resuect due to the Constitution, and tending to excite mistrust ;old disunion between the inhabitants of the kingdom. He wts sentelicvd to two years' imprisonment. The Ambassador of Spain to the King of the Netherlands has instituted A pros:cistion against the Editors of the Yrai L: oral (formerly the Nain Jaunt) tot some alleged calumny on his Royal Master. These. with the subjoined articles, present every thiug worthy of notice brought by the Mails: FRANKroicr, MARCH 16. In the eighteenth sitting of the Dect, on the 15th, the Constitution presented to the Diet by the Grand Duke of Weimar, was tinanimausly received by tie Diet under its guarantee. Count Lepel delivered a letter from the E ector of Hesse, in which he protests against the d:cision nnith• by the Diet in the affairs of the Darla Hoffmann, and contests the competency of the Diet to judge in this affair. This declaration caused a great sensation, and oc casioned an extraoidinaly NleetinB of ►he State Diet to-day (Sunday.) MANHFIM, MARCH 25. Counsellor liorekniaiiii, at Carlstuhe, has observed, within these few days, that there ate again spots 0.1 the sun's disk, to the number of 40. In the great storm oil the '2J ut this month, there fell near this city a great ha►l of tile, with a loud noise, and leavin; bchiatil A sulphurentp. sna.:ll. CASSEL, MARCH is. The Elecor has pubbsbed a family law, in which it is bled, that all the Electoral He s sian Province-, form for ever an indivisible unalterable whole.• turns ut Government remains, as hereto Ere, Monar chical, with a representative Constitution. STOCKHOLM, MARCH 11. The day before yesterday Mr. Ward was presented to Count Engelstrorn, our Minister for Foreign Affairs, as British Charge d'Affaires tat the arrival of the new Ambassador Lord Suangtord. IiFitLIN, MARCH is. The Installation of the rew Council of St.te has been deterred tor a. few days because several'Llent bets who have been invited are at a distance, and w•ul hot be Able to arrive here earlier. The First Sitrlm; A ill certainly tie on the 31st instant, unless some un esi e,:ted obstacles should happen. HAMBURGH, MARCH IR. After an unparalleled series of rattly weather in this neighbourhood as well as in other parts, we h tve now tine spring weather. The navigation has been interrupted only for a few days through the winter. The day before yesterday the Greenland whales* put to sea. TOE LITERARY GAZETTE AND JOURNAL OF THE BELLES LETTRFi.—The Tenth Number of this in. teresting new Weekly doutual, published this day, contains, among other articles-- On the Poetical 'talent, of I.ord Byron—Account of the new FreEch Tragedy Gennanicus ' • Lxperimental Philosophy ; li, at of the Interior of the Earta; New Properties of Light; Elec.ti • cal Tumid* • Mechanical Arts; Experiments on th e Plagu e ; NI. Rownfeldt and Dr. Burgher& ; Fine Arts; Medea; an 'minis viewed Tragedy; Ancient sarcophagi;- Pompeii; the British Institution; Reviews of Wat Tyler ; Manuel ; AcsO et ni c Errors ; Curiosities of Literature; SOanuoslrs ludiaa kepubl,c ; oketetws of Society and Mat.r.et.,; fl.e. Rulßuts; the L'ay u anti useful Men; on the perttet tulitical luskpookties. ci the Lite rary Gazette, anti the tom! eousecivevee% et polith...l varyy ito ge *eta; Alain of 11. lotus ; ouportain Procsadings or the I renth Institute; I , Ottietotta ticuelke44 Literacy anti la/namable lucent ; gone, kc. fits. . • . .11:311". • The first division of the 18th Royal Irisl. Rpt meta, commanded by o.lonel GRAVES, many, through Arundel yesterday, on its route tor Brier.t . where that corp.: is to be statineed. The second d. vision and the regimental depot removed ht m chester, followed by the same route this day. NdirofL lATXLIIGENCL FALMoU I H, MARCH ee. Arrived the tndwich pack's', tith mans fro the I,l.►►Js, last from `,it. Thomas's, in V.S days. poicrsmuu i H, MARCH tb. Arrived Mg M3iiftty P ii dip ICAKVS trom CdICUM, sailed 6th Srp:ember ; lett tl,e Ise of France Ittfi November, Cave ot Good Hope 12th .linuary, ti; Helena Jarmo.), ;t: , d Wand cf Ascension $:.;!. February ; tiie 4-“lara.o..z. transport left tite Island two days to.-fore t;,e ICAV.I. 3: Also Attlve his Majesty's L•tisp GIULIA!: from a cruize, and !•ili nerva tr,r.sport frnm The Waterl , Ei;rA, Colonist, en , of Edinburgh, Harmony, and .1 - 4.70: 9 ontvgenabeur,i merchant v: -•.elb, have Astiveli trc?u the Dovr.R. MARC?: 0. Arrived cif this putt ti , e IZ*Avake. ta2l4; G1.1)11, 11l 1,115 drys (rem C*' t?, t,r F!r•ier ,pot ult her pabsAge 11:e Weat:nnrctar)d, Iron Bti g 1,,, i ,j,,,. • and the Fryt.ou, c,;..*Nr:WOOl, /ICI I.witiou iur the I.le cf Fr.wcv. DE.I 1,, At: A. Came down Iron, th,• i. - e Hartmeity fcti Montreal, and I.:taity, tor ; cite Iturnrs kas sail d and the l.tter it:m.44li. Arrived -is Ntaeit) . * ship TitsEic, Isom a cruize ; and JACO, .N.t.xSa.;:, twin Hull for Quebec. Five u'elock.—S .nie of the outward•baun.l tbw.t sailed yesterday are corniny back —Wind S.W. MAKCI-13ari. Arrived the Joint I ,acic.:t. (rum Gottenburgh. whh S.ttled the ileatoloy paLket, for Coshaven. with NlA;ts. The Witchelur, iloarsitrouit. lr .on Ber wick tio Riga, is totally .lost ou Ltoore islsl d. Tie ituyal Jubilee, DouGLAs, was tot4lly Lost yestetdat tue 6w:fleet Sand.—W;n3 S W. CORK. Ai_llti`li 24. - - . Arrived Lilt Liajeity'S ship leAtiaoltA, front &Mite. Smitti Lis Aiiesty% ship CY MA tia craize. CAM to WN, MARCH 13. The American ship • sof. hem Li. verpoOl 10f Philacitlosiiit, atr:ved this morning: she sail..d irons Lieerpooi tiie Yesterday. at 0110 o'clock in the atternoen. liolybeatt bearing d...t.ince '25 utiles, she and the It.ibelia,Cnawi. FORD, bout..l to Me West Indies. which sailed front the etyde the 2(ki) instant, 1.111 against each Mee with such violence, that the fiaheila sunk in dee miiiutes. The 2.4bsLtt;:trs and crew go: on beard the Lancaster, saving nothing but %Chat Was on their back:. The Laticatttr tom -her bow tti.ve in, bet bnwsprit earrie.i away, iter tore:nast swung. her head and cut-wate: gime. I s ;is condition they hoisted a signal of distress. when the 1:41 garet, iti'MPLLAN. of this port, some distarice ots, proceeded to their asttictance, and put a loan nn boirJ the Lancaster, who. at the request of the Captain and passe:lips, • bind' by her till she arrived here. CUsl - 0144KoesE, MARCH es. Pasts EMTIMILD I.lwhars. Prar.ra vcw!o, from it a* tertord; Success, eel ry. from Ltvrrpuol; Faux, Yaltrate, Friettd.cbatt, irons kiasurbtiret ticto,'Ket•lt. troin ?alarm; Vigo, I.rwio, awl Sibyl. Wrl's, fr•on Lorsersca; et.tus. 11:1 Sirglt Korphing ; Thomas, RIC bard, from Cork; A4.':. ,kb.rtmol, aisd ;be webhaq4l, from .tlisterlur.; trr.n , l'uttiurk ; Vow, I'r'cr, tro:-% I va ; t.iv.ly, y, Irma Ittravrilim ; Vint), r•! , •mit.,, 1r....4 I lubl.it ; and : , :lit.r4sl, I 11 , /nhia, from thy South Vtuau • •, Artraga, tor. St. S,ba,:ill'•; Sarah, Bel,rnatuu, t r huirlitsri,ll; Mclautht., the kle W s.r..ice; fne the I.le tut FrAve. Madras an i Calc,itta; and Lori Vielknstun, Was.c, Jut Ma delta, Bombay, Madras, atud Calcutta. Ycaerday a Court of Dacctors was kid At thP. Ea.t ladt.t House, when C Le%Ca: RAliiks, EFq• t.. i the to,uiti o t h., ina hi, .5.1.1 E :Is a threcinf, in 00 1 room nt P.ANNEUUAN, I.q. wua ILA dibquirittied. Tut:m.l4y, Mr. Itoln:RI KVRR, mmufacturer, n 0, • .% east' corner of St. Anurew'rsrloAre, Glasgow, I '3l Apprefietuled an a JusticiAry warrant. and hear IS, fti Edinburgh C4stle, chArged as being concerned is tly tressoriAle canspiracv i.tti;!y discovered. . . The Dist,ies Freeman's st4tcs, that in COW ilthh ire of 1 dictator between Altierman Wattsmt And GlPitAltl). at l COr r atioll C , lit Atka Molt s were exchange...l, the twiner befit this latter a challenge. Mr. GlETattn met hllo atleeisaty un Che eround, but read a wtittett apvlogv, wick which the Alderman decl tied himself sati- 'nu; ...Usi.k.s Evening Poat, howtver, to:dittos at tett.ir Itton M!. Caleann, kleclario; the abase ateuunt to be fah:. but lie clip:: not Ove any statement, aihrti; that he is bound to stcat.cy ly a s:::ratl psomist et honour. .'er.. c ,:~: -a. ~ ~ 1 / 4 • 1): A Gentleman whin the other day at s !../it•e7y Office. while a Fancy Number was :ring • el- art' Imo at the 13 silk. was surprised at seeing tie:* re' sons ssicce%sively come into the t.LFIce, vac -I``"i* r for 3 :Diares—tise first b night 3 Quattus, ts•s; ssc:shl 3 Eighth:, and the two others 3 btateembs each--:"t satisfy Lis cur unity he asked the Cuss tnsw it co t •t. t be accounted t'sr. that tour striineet lb ih( 1 14.1 rorc:tas.• the same precise 'somber nt 3 S:sate.s? res i s•se.. it was a kind ot fashiim to this Lister ; hut sv't , easily accounted lot. first, because '.ill' e i•sg 'sew more than two Friers to Out: I.ll.ink. the :woes .1.• , ‘ r..is they vissuid al' 3 brave Prim; .e•dt wcoste!•• because the eti.t ot the 3 6:leitts doe* not muds •s• ceed th;" take tit 2 iss she t•sst Li•ters v. At the Sur.: Afflicts, itel at Hors:tam on 'ones Te ihr, an Jetorney, at %% u7t,l;tig, N:esowi. Patrick and Ita , t. • V . .. brewers, of the Sa•tle place, tor .Iter wa t three others, tletif Willreri, Were i.sdlet• d Ice* lortabty entrring the:Attlee the With of Nuv•Anher last, at eight, aud &teddy tiptdine .* :later, w!.o N'.l* the tteent, from dm prostoosun (brie WM . 8 ~.eotid taunt tor a rot; anti a third for a CUMU/041 assault. 1 ~- Jury :uund client guilty of an tutoa•th. but not sultry of a furt:oe entry. Thio Case Welshed tote whole of Elie loitsteros of the Ats . ' ••• spit o WeeldS ot *.t. Lloyd, Esq. Wet tI U . " 4• 'LYat Pnalead Porno, Meltot.l; and ou oAssirdaF ..t1;.;•• l'ark--,ach day at tea o'clozir flirt I ra Or Tst CCPS, "tAtell cVt.ll to 1 ; , g.t Monituti.ll; 9 It, I asst LiiiviDiab; 10 L.P .44. 1 Duke of kiitta.c.l's Saint; 11 to 1 3%0t He to t I*: In I apt Gazelle; 19 la 1 Jet Saleisnailo j IS to 1 a;,it ni4kt.r ; High odds awn any other. ifs a•.-41 to WV% hT l:Crlialttli; Qle I FZe`. Ts ::1. 1 rack; 10 to 1 s..ot. Seltit4 to to i watt t.r 1 :..o• aostu , i Cu 1 sgst. any .uhrr. I-OP:DON: ursine-1 by 1. r.' •L, r. a .. j I'alsi.shs.eib4rc i as.4l.44 ibs 5..0 4)41:41,