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75 tj the Noble and Learned Lord, whole known mildners •I of manners and charafter rendered the charge the more fevere; he raid, his motive for moving the quer tion of adjournment was not as a fhield to Minitlers, but to the Country, againll apparent difunion, and becaufc, as there were many points in the conduit r , f , ‘linißers,whici• he could not confcientiontly approve; and therefore as he could not vete agairtli the whole of C.r mutn.,a, he preferred moving the ad. j ,ornmet , t. Lord GRENVILLE again fpoke in fupport of his for mer argoment. Lo, d GRAVTLEY, who fully approved the fidelity of MidOcr,' cc ndoEt. would rather vote for the Ori ginal Motion, than f-r that of the Adjournment, which would convey an indireEt Cenfure. Lord WARWICK wilhed nothing inimical to Mini. filer., but thonght their manners too eafy to meet the ardttNl: d;tficult:es with which they had to euntend. The Qlieilion being now loudly urged—on the firft hellion for the Adjournment, the Houk divided, Ayes tB—Noes to6—Majority 88. Immediately after , ards the Houle divided on the previous que!linn, Aye' t4—Noes 96 —Majority Bz. The quenion was then put on Lord Frrzw:ccum's Motion for the eenfure of Minillers, which paffed in the negative, without a divifian, and at FIVE o'clock this Morning the Houle adjourned to Monday. I; HOUSE OF COMMONS. Sir FRANCIS BARING brought up a Bill for eliabliihing Docks and Baron. at Bias wall for the better accommodation of the Ships betangin; tothe Eaft India Company ; and for the further Improve- Meta cf the port of London.—Read a firit time. Mr. A :..sx or a brought up the Report of the Convoy Bill. Gen, rat C; A SCOYCNr. raid, he rofc to aft whether the Bill was meant to extend. to Inland becaufe if it did not, be bad a prop°. fition to that t treal to offer to the Houle. Mr. VA ?: St ra ART r. lied, that it WU intended to extend it to Irtlard. Ibe Bill was then ordered to be :cad a third time to h Ir. Marltharn's Divorce Bill was read a third time, and paired. 'I Pc AT r..R NEV t;KNERAL nierved for, and obtained leave to br . ng in a Bill fur gen oving certain difficulties that have occurred in the ifriting of Exch. cuer l ills. The SECRETARY A I WAR brought up certain Accounts relative to t‘..e ; and on a motion made by him to that elifed. a fe ted Can - mittee was appointed to enquire how far the provifions of the Militia Aet of Ltigland ought to be applied to the Militia of Scotland ? MALTA. Mr. CANNItic raid. he rofe to move for certain pa pers relative to the Hand of Malta; and as his Noble Friend had jult informed him that he did not mean to oppofe the motion, he would not trouble the Houle with any obfervations on the fubjerl of it. He then Moved, " That an humble Addrefs be prefented to his Majefty. that be would be pea inidly pleafed to give diredsons to lay before the V., Copies of all Memorials prefented by the Inhabitants of the 111 and of Malta to the CommitEonets appointed for carrying the 'lran foto etre& and atfo Copies of all Memorials delivered by the Deputies from the inhahitants, between the figning of the Pre• tirdnary sod Definitive Treaties of Peace." The motion wan agreed to. Mr. Cewmitio Paid, that as the difpofition of the inhabitants of Malta, with regard to rece:ving among them the Order of St. John. had been a Ilsbjea of conftderable doubt And difciiiton among them, it was neceffary to have fme document to know what wan the difpolition of the inhabitants on that occafioa.— He Mould, therefore, next move fir capi.n of all 0-nonionic-Aims tranfodued from Lord Corn fu tie as thi y related to the Mend o Copies of the Protocols which pallid between Lord Cornwallis and Citizen joieph 80/layette. relative to the Ifiand of Mala."—" Copies of all Papers wh.ch went to Otrw the dirpofitions of tie inhabi an t of Malta with regard to their receiving the Order of St. faith of erasion:" Lord lieweesswor laid, that to the firft motion made by his Hon. Friend, he had not objelted, be caufe he conceived there was fume Parliamentary ground to call for it ; inafmuch as conliderable arels had been laid on the privileges that were about to be granted to Malta ; and it might be necelTary for the Houfe to have every degree of information on the rithidt. But he could not agree to the other mo tions mark by his Friend, "as there was no ground to call for the produetion of papers that only went In fhrw what were the difpofitions of the peo ple of the ifland of Malta ; —and for which purpofe the firft motion was fufficient. Still lefs reafon was there to call for fpecific papers ariling out of com munications that had been publifhed in France. The la three motions were accordingly negatived. FRENCH costmaattat. COMMISSIONERS. Mr. Casa lac laid. he had another motion to make, relative to the COmmet cial Commillioners tent from France to this kingdom. He then moved " An Addl.& to his Ms+ fly. to lay before the Ili ufe the Or- Ace for the departuru of Citiatin Chapuy from this Counter —Or dered. NTDDLISIX ELECTIN. Mr. Surtinas role purfuant to his notice, to move that the petitioning Candidate for the County of Midiikftx, or his Agent, fhould tranfmit to the Sit. ting Mcraber, or his Agent, lids of the Freeholders whole votes had been objefted to at the tali Elation, and that the Sitting Member (horrid do the fame; 1 and that the Paid lilts fhould be delivered on ur before the 3oth day of this prefent month of June. He hoped that the mind of every Gentleman would be i wholly divefted of prejudice on clic cineflion. It was merely a matter of convenience for both parties. Mr. ; Mainwaring had had five months notice at the time when the exchange of the litl, had been fixed for the ' Ift of May. His objet was that the lilts fhould be ; made out before the end o f the prefent Seflion of P-rliament. But if any Gentleman .contended that that was not fufficient time, he would have no ohjec tion to put off the time to next Sellion of Pailia• merit. If the lifts were all delivered during the pre. fent SelTion, there would be fufficient time to fcru tinize all the votes before the next Scfßon, by which means the parties would come prepared ; and the time of the Committee for tiling the merits of the Elation would he confiderably fhortened. If the lifts were not delivered in the prefent SeCion, it would require lix months to try the merits of the Elation. The Sec AR ER took necalion to obarve, that there was an order already made for exchanging lids un the 4th of Auguft. Mr. SHJCIDAN put his nio7ion. It was OittetCJ to by Mr. likaon v. Mr. Fox t might the mot,. an was favourable to both ;rattier, beemfe it wrath] told to dimini% the enar• mous expence to which they would be liable. But i.... was nectfrary, for the lake of the !using Memlitr. A. petitioning capes(' .te often prefented a petition . mplaini of e • for uhich there rright bare .en t,tite time, and he afterwards '...;4 4 _soul fe of a a:Ade year its - - Silting out for new grounds to fupport his petition. He withed, therefore, that the lifts might be (pa ddy arefcnted. On the fuggeflion of Mr. Bragge, Mr. Sheridan amended hit motion, by inferting the 111 of Novem ber, inflead of the Both of June, and in that fhape the motion was put and agreed to. The Houfe,ln a Committee, went throughtheShiptherning Bill, which was ordered to It reported to.morrow. Mr. CORRY gave notice, that be world, on an early day, move for leave to bring in a Bill to extend the proviEons of that Bill to Ireland. Mr. Rose brought up a Bill for better fettling difputes between Matters and Servants in the Cotton Manufadories. It was order-' cd to be printed, and read a fecond time on Wednefday next. Mr. ALCZANDea brought up the Report of the Committee for Confolidating the Affected Taxes; silo the Reports from the Com mittees of Supply and Ways and Means; which were agreed to, and Bills ordered. On the fecond reading of the Medicine Duty BM, Mr. Alderman Coomse expreffed a with that the Bill might be printed, and that further time might be allowed for confidering it, as many perfons were extremely interefted in the medure. Mr. VANS' FTART laid, he was very ready to comply with the with of the Hon. Member, although it was rather an unufual thing to print a Tax Bill. The Bill was then ordered to be printed, and committed on Thurftlay next A p Hon from the Excife Office in Scotland, brought up an Ac count of the Quantity of Spirits imported into that Country.— , ?adjourned. LONDON. FRIDAY, JUNE 3. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT OWE O'CLOCK $ Confute fur opening, 59}—Reduced SSI 571 581. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : Bank Stock 149 Ist t5Ol Long Ann. 17% 3 per C. Red. 5711 58 India Stock 177% ,;3 New 4 per C. 1777173 i 74 India Bond. 2. yr. 5 per Cult. Ann. Quit Excheq. Bills, z de par. Ditto, 1797, 93 9:1 93 Conf for upg. 59 58: 5911 The appointment of bk. Ti ERN EY, in the room of Mr. BRAGG E, to the place of Treafurer of the Navy, is not the only new arrangement intended to take place. Lord Mont*, it is Paid, is to come into the Cabinet ; and Earl Sr. VINCENT to be fuccceded in the Admiralty by the Hon. C. YORKS, the prefent worthy Secretary at War. It is reported too that the Duke of PORTLAND is to fucceed the Marquis of SALISBURY, hut this we believe to be merely rumour. —lt is Paid alto that Lord CASTLEREAGH and Mr. STEEL are going out.—We have not heard who are to be their fucceffors. One thing is obvious—fome of the adherents of the - Old Adminiftration have been making a great cry about ftrengthening the Cabinet, in the modeft perfuafion that any addition of men of abilities would neceffary include themfelves ! Mr. ADDINGTON teems to have followed their advice in ftrengthening himfelf—againft their attempts to un dermine his influence ! A few days will throw more light on the (late of parties. In the mean time fomerhing may be ga. thertd from the part taken in the debates in Parlia ment. Laft night, in the Houfe of Peers, Lords Fs T Z WILLIAM, SPENCER, GRENVILLE, &c. were for vot ing Refolutions cenfuring the conduit of Minifters in the late negociation. Lord Metvatts, Lord Mot- GRAVL, &c. propofed the adjournment, merely to get rid of the qucflion fel- the prefent, becaufe they can. not wholly approve or condemn the concitifl of Mi nifters. This middle courfe will, it is laid, be 101-1 1 I lowed by Mr. Pry r in the Houle of Commons. Lord I ..... ,-, e.seviLLE, however, cenfures Minifters without 1. , I referve. It is generally believed in the firft circles, that the Ruffian Ambairador at Paris, the Count de Maa cors,has been inflated by the Crit sr CON stn. in the molt grofs and indecent manner. It is Rated that the Ambalfador having prefented a remcasftrance to BONAPARTE, in confequence of the unjuft imptifon ment of the Englifb in France, the CONSV c replied in the moll outrageous terms. It is even faid, that he employed manual violence. At all events, the gene ral circumflanee is by no means improbable. Sc non vero, e len trovato."—The 7 imee. - _ The Hamburgls Mail of this day has brought us Come important details. The accounts from Hano ver (late, that the Proclamation of his MAJESTY as Eleflor, has produced that effeet, which might be expefted among a people jealous of their national in dependence, and flrongly attached to their Sovereign. Hanover, in confequence of its increafed population, is now able to turn out 200,000 men able to bear arms ; and therefore there is reafon to think, that if the French (Wild be fo bafe as to violate the rights of neutrality, by making an attack on that Elate rate, they will meet with a more formidable oppofition than they esped. The prefence of his Royal High nefs the Duke of CAMBRIDGE still, no doubt, ennui. hute to ftrengthen that fpirit of patriotifm manifefted by the Hanuverians, and induce them to repel with vigour fo unprovoked an aggreflion. HANOVER, MAY 19.—We have received unet• peEted orders from our moil Gracious Sovereign, to take defenfive meafures immediately. Though cur KING is determined, in cafe of war, to obferve the ftrietelt neutrality as Elector, yet the movements of the French troops in Holland render fame pre cautions neccfrary. All males capable of (Crying in the whole country are to be regifterzd, in which order all perfons whatfocver, who are not Already in civil or militat v employment are included, without Iretina to ; ank sr- perfi,a. No one %s ill be obliged to fcrve out of the country. It is thought the Duke of CAMBRIDGE MI:111.1Ye the Command. Mar e2.—Every .I.lng, wears a m-sre mi:tiary ap. pearatsce. In reference , r) the order of the 1 eith, a leyy :n MIA is et derld in tit is hole F.l.A.nate, in ci inla; all able perfons from a ,;;; to ;char as fame r.iy 43 years of age, to he eAlkd oat in cafe of m ne:d.—l The population of the Etc:toe btu% now above 1,000,000, it is calculated that 200,000 men may be raifed for the public defence. Notwithflanding all there preparations, we ails hope that the theatre of war will be kept at a dif tance from the German Empire, and particularly from the Northern part of it. We expea the happiell effeas from the mediation of the Courts of Peterf. burgh and Berlin. CELLS, MAY 22.-Our regular force confats now, exclufive of the Life Guard, of ten regiments of ca valry, and twelve regiments of font, befides the artil• lery and engineers—Commander in Chief, his Ex cellency Field.Marfhal Count WALTIODIN; his Royal Highnefs Prince AnoL►aus, Duke of Cambridge, Lieutenant• General, and Infpeaor of the cavalry and infantry. LUNEDIAG, MAT 22.—Here, and in every part of the Electorate, all perfons capable of bearing arms are already regiftered. The greateft enthufam for the defence of the country every where prevails. It is reported that a confiderable body of Preßan troops is dcftined to form a cordon in North Germany—but this requires confirmation. N4fUTIC4L INTELLIGENCE. The following Naval Appointments took place yeflerday : C-ptain Mum to the Camel 'tory chip, of 26 gone• Lieutenant Wittiaat licarrans to the Defsoce of 74 guns• lieutenant Fu Lir %TON Nike Squirrel, of i 4 gun& Lieutenant FIN Lcr to the Magnificent, of 74 guns. Lieutenant Me to the Ruby, of 64 guns. One hundred of the convifts at Woolwich are or. dered to atild in getting the Cocossus completed for fervice. - - PLYMOUTH, JUNI! I.—La ft night, about 11 o'clock. an unfortunate affair happened at the Barbican quay: a prefs-gang, from one of the (hips fitting out here, being employed on that fervice, a mob colleeted, chiefly compored of women, who, it is Paid, oblirated thofe men, and by [bouts and other improper conduet, irritated the gang, who retreated trom the quay to ' their boat, whence they fired two piflols at the people affembled on the Barbican, and, unfortunately, a (hot from one of them Bruck a Mr. RENCSTREW, wl o was a fpeCtator, on the breaft, which palled immesh- I ately through his heart, and killed him on the fpot the marines, who fired, were fecured, and pot into prifim ; and the Jury this morning took an inqueft on the body, but have not yet &livered their verdia. The unfortunate man killed WAS matter of one of the Ching hoops belonging to this place, and has left a wife and children to deplore his melancholy fate.— Came in the Dutch galliott Sorgw) It, of Amfterdam, Capt. M. K. Smiur, from Barcelona, bound to Am fterdam, laden with wine, brandy, and foap ; de tained by his Islajelly's [hip ACSISTA, of 40 guns, Capt. OSWALD. Sailed on a cruise the TONANT, of 8o guns, Capt. Sir EDWARD PILLSW; STARTIATS, of 74 guns, Capt. MANNY ; MARS, of 74 guns, Capt. SUTTON ; BOADICSA, of 38 guns, Capt. MAITLAND; HAZARD, of t 8 guns, Capt. Nrrk ; Ska GULL, of 18 guns, Capt. BURRS ; and RAMBLER, of 14 guns, Capt. INNIS. Came in the Dutch galliott Pifer Bri geta Caars,Capt. J. CORNELIS, from St. Übe's, hound : 1 to Koning(berg, laden with fait ; detained by the . RUSSELL. of 74 guns, in fight of the Channel fleet. Sailed the LOkD NELSON privateer, of this port, of to guns, and 4o men, Capt. Cirowrc, on a cruize. The French frigate, which arrived yeflerday, is called la Francais, and not la Sybille the is gone up Ha moaze. Came in a large French brig, called the Rebecca, from Oporto, bound to Brefl, laden with wine and fruit ; detained by the Russatt, of 74 guns, in fight of the fleet. Came in alto the Swedifh brig GUILI•a, of Stockholm, Capt. P. WEDsM, from Barcelona, for Dunkirk,laden with brandy and wine; detained by the ACASTA, of 40 guns, Capt. OswaLD. PoIITAMOUTN, JUNI 2.—This morning Rear Ad. mind Cottiarrwoon hoilled his flag on board the I DIAMOND frigate, Captain ELPHINSTOIIt, and will fail to-morrow to join the Channel fleet. Arrived the Mrs ERV s, 0144 guns, Captain C. Butt's, from a fticcef‘fial cruize, during which the captured fix valuable French merchantmen, which have arrived at this port. The Naturalifle which the detained, was this morning releafed and failed for Fiance. In going out of harbour the fired revel al guns, healed her co. I lours, and difplayed other fignifications of French impudence ! This afternoon arrived the Draxa, of 1 i 8 guns, Captain Ma tiNG, from Naples, with a I French brig in tow, her price. Came into harbour the Hindollart Rore fhip, Captain Ls Gaos. :ailed the Sraa LING gun veffel, Lieutenant GUYON, with a , convoy to the eaftward, being the firfl fince the com mencement of hoftilities. Arrived the Danifh gal 'hot, PiRLAN, from Norway, bound to Bourdeaux , I !laden with deals, detained by the ROEBUCK cutter, Captain Sritt s. Came in the packet Du Havre, laden with cotton and fogar, from Lifbon to Havre, detained by the MINERVI. Arrrived a fhip laden with brandy and Spanith wines, from Barcch•na to Oflend, detained by the DIAMOND frigate. The M eow floop of war, Captain Viscrrer, has made the fignal for a convoy to Jcrfey and Curacy. SHFIRIIESS, Jues 2.—The MEtcver has arrived from the River, and was this day [mirk —The Mit. rost tat failed yeflerday for Cu thaven.—The palren• gets and crew of the Two Ft lends, the Dutch prize, I v . .ll;ch came in here 4 day or two ago, are fet at Ibetty and fent on (hare; but the ( hip is deta in e d.— The I.troas and Tsui., et:. two (hips which were Rationed ,in Sea Reach in the River Thames, have come to the Nore, and the MfiRCURY has failed fos the Downs. The utmoft aaivity prevails in every branch of the Naval Departments in Chatham and Sheernefs. The BATAVIER, DICTATOR, and HRLDCIL block fhips, having got in their guns and powder, are hourly ex. peeled to proceed to the Nore. The UNICORN, Cap tain HARDY MAN, has come down to Blackftakes.— Arrived and fitting out with the utmoft difpatch, the SULPHUR bomb, Captain DANIEL M'CLIon. His Majefty's fhip Urßecia r, of 64 guns, Capt. Roc tRs, having undergone an examination into the Rate of her damage, and received a mon excellent repair, is ready to go out of Dock, in order to be refitted, and pro. ceed to her former Ration, off Goree. Seamen are entering daily in great numbers. I`fa mourpt, JUNI I.—Sailed with difpatches to the North Sea fleet the MARIN RR gun brig. Arrived here the A BUSCADE frigate, to take under her con voy the Mips bound to the B..ltic. Sailed la SOTHIS ! floop for the Humber, to c 1 ea the merchant (hips for the Baltic. Remain in the Roads, the BOLD and MAR 1,4 tit gun brig.—Arrived with timber and deals, the Jenny of Not th Shields, Carain Perils :—Sail ed for the Baltic the Betfey. MIMEL, in ballaft ; and the George, Jealous , and D ol p hin, with hale g o ods. , The Dutch thuyt, de Young Alletta, Rill remains io expe&ation of ttie meifettger. The Swan,of Yar. j mouth, WILLIAM BONITANT, from Metfina, with I brimflone, raifins, fhumae, and anchovies, for Hull, remains in the Roads under quarantine. • JUN 2.—Sailed this morning the Ali RUSCADI friv ate, and the BOLD and MALLARD gun brigs , with 4 urge fleet of merchantmen for the Baltic.—Mr. Isorr Er. arrived here from London this morning, with I)ifpatches for our Ambatrador at the Hague: he will proceed to lea this afternoon in the fchuyt Young Alletta, Futtssatt, mailer, for Holland. Ge EENOCR,MAY 3t—The Wafhington,Glßß,from Virginia, which arrived here yelladay, palled the brig Maria. of Plymouth, on the 29th April, in lat.. 40, 6, long. 62, 42, they fuppofed the had been lately wrecked,'as her (pars, dm. were floatingalong fide; and fears are entertained that all hands may have perifh. ed, as nobody was feen aboard.—The weather being ' very frinally it was imroffible to get on board of her. The Britannia. MILLER, from Port Glafgow. arrived out, a few days previous to_the Wafhiogton's failing —all well. The America, Hacoaar, arrived here ye.terday from Jamaica, alter a pafrage of nine week: Left loading for this port, the Katty, Bout, who e x. peited to fail about the end of this mouth, The Ro, anti, M.Gascoa, arrived at Elinor from hence.... The Chance, M , Dotroats, arrived ;.t Waterford for Newfoundland, from Port Glairw, s sob ult. The Lady Bruce, --, arrived at 't obago from hence, after a palfage of 3S days. Drat., per 2.—Arrived and failed for the Creek the lathery. front the Stretghtt—Wind W. S. W. ORAWS/ND. /UDR 2 ...Mod by the Marquis of fly, and ths Canton, 1,01-30, rota India; P,ovldame Elizabeth, Frank; Mar. garet, Hunter; and Henry, Zoom, from Memel; Rebecca, Sin' Hair, from Lifbnn ; Betfey, Green, from Genoa; William, men. :ling, from St. Kitt's ; Anna Maria, from Stettin; Eybellos Munro, and General Boyd, Bunker, from South Seas.s•Sailed tha Ohlore, foe Hamburg!' ; and the Vrov.emee, Levitt, for Doblio. NOTTINGHAM ELECTION —The Rate of the Poll nn I'uefday was—for Mr.Coes 149; MT.BIRCH 299. We have once more the gratification of feeing die Flag difplayed over that of the Republican, by the arrival of the French frigate la Francois, of ao guns and 300 men, brought into Plymouth by Lieut. Thomas Sykes, captured by Capt. Mansfield. of the Minotaur, after four hours chace, f om Adm:. r Cornwallis's fleet. We are happy to add, that Bonaparte's fleet, men of wa', and merchant (hips, are expd%ed, and from the well oitpofed fituation of our flett, we may daily eve& to hear of our brave Pars condueling them to an Englith port. There have been many rumours reipeakg a per. fonal attack lately made on a certain Illnflrious Per. image, by a Lady of dillineinn, which has become the lubjeft of general converiation in the higher cir cles. It was not at the Opera, we believe, but sit the Rout of Lady Mitow ay, in Stanhope-kreet, that the affair happened. The firs feint was made by fome queflions, put to an amiable Lady of dillithiinn. prefent. who knowing nothing of the grounds of grievance, naturally declined enter' ing into a dircuflion of them, but with all that good hultsour, and elegance of manners, fo peculiarly her own.—A more direB affault was therefore made, and the was charged in full front, with a volley of ina terrogatories, and in the prefence of hundreds of peo ple! The fubßance amounted to a charge that the hiftrious PerGusage had (offered the lady's name to be the topic of converfation at his table, where her Grace was charged by one of the guells with having Paid, when in France, that the hoped Bo would one day or a.thcr hvolfoil in Ireland, diet in England, and fup in Scotland ; and a demand that he (hould give up the petfon who had dared to traduce her at his table. that fhe might tkai with liar according to Law I" The defence was of cootie well Curtained, where the moil polifhed ad. Idrefs is always called forth in aid of manly kaki and right feeling. He endeavoured for Come time Ito parry the attack by pleafantry ; but finding that this rather increafed its v.ralerce, he was obliged to cut the matter Ihort by this plain, and convincing remark, " • f tends of as, board are au diffofed to " more vetvarrontaile ofrrtiont, any more than I. " their holt, am inclined to become the reporter f ' " their private converfation !" Having raid this wait no ordinary emphafis, he retired with a how ! CORN MARKET. MAIN 1..416f, JCNI. 3..—There W3S a very good fupply of Coln in general to-day, and , pa Les have fence Monday experienced a decline : fay Wheat as. cheaper—Barley s.—Malt and Oats each as much—and Beans with White and Grey Peas arc evidently cheaper. INsPeCTORS RFTt'RN FROM trzeatnoe, pm' 2. Wheat, per Load, from 141. los. to 181. , Barley, per Quarter, from tl. Gs. to il. Bs. Oats, per Q2at ter, from It. 4s. to tl. B s. Beans, per, Q9arter, f,om il. 14$. to 11. Oh. Peale. per Quarter, from 11. Bs. to 21. Of. LONDON: Printed and rablithed bf I.EVEI. KENT. (al Cau taixtryithce, leatitede) at the STAR OTVICt, Na t, Carr RECct. Pthlthe4 ago at tb. Seta OITICY, Ter.•pk Par'