Star. — London, England, 1810-06-20 00:00:00

" • • --"-- 116 now aloUnted to to 41,000,000, and these stint a dded to the £12,000,000, Made a difference of ‘ 5 , 2,000,00e). His Lordshipialso contended, that it appeared front the balance paper of Stock per emu- : putation laid before Parliament, 'that the Company was now A 16.000,000 worse than nothing.. The Noble Lord adverted to the late transaction in Madras, observing that no. Government ever deserved more re probation than the Madras Government, for its con duct in those transactions, a conduct which in one instance was wholly unaccountable, it having stis- I pended and sent home Colonel Boles fol. signing mi. bu r y orders by order of his superior officer, and ap pointed to the same situation Colonel Sutherland Macdowall, who had signed one half of the very same or d ers . With respect to the forged bonds of the Nabob of Arcot, the conduct of the Officers of Co. vernment was also highly reptehenOble. The Earl of MARROWBY declined entering into • any detailed state of the affairs of the East India C o mpany, there not being sufficient materials before • the House for that purpose. He admitted there had been disappointment, but no blame was imputable to any one. The present sum was asked in order to give time to the Company to bring about their affairs. ' The conduct of the Madras Government in the late transactions was, he contended, deserving of the highest praise. The circumstance respecting Colo- nel Sutherland Tvfacdowall, he had now heard I* the first time. With respect to the forged bonds, his Lordship observed, that the conduct of the Officers o f Government was whollyundeserving of blame. The Earl of CLANCARTY entered into 'spine detail, for the purpose of disproving the statements cf the Earl of Lauderdale, and observed, that the balance sheet of stock per computation, was varying every day, and did not shew the profits of the Coni pany, which, he contended, was proved by other do cuments to have arisen, in succeeding years up *to last year, to a considerable amount. Government had, he observed, in the money due to the Company, security for a considerable part of the sum now pro- , posed to be advanced. The Earl of LAUDERDALE replied ; and, in allusion to the appointment of Colonel Sutherland Macdowall, observed, that he knew the fact of that Officer's having signed those very orders, frir signing which Colonel Boles was suspended. With respect to the bonds, he stated, that it appeared upon one of the trials at Madras, that the Advocate-General was in possession of one of them. The Bill was read a third time and passed. Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). TILE EVENING STAR. LONDON._ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT &NE O'CLOCK s 3 per Cent Cons. for money shut—opg. 71k. Reduced 69}70-4 per Cent. 85H-5 per Cent. Navy shut. Each. Is. die. to 4s. pre.--Bonds 188. 20s. pre.—Onmium pre. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stork 2604 Omni= pr. I 3 per C. Red. Ann. 691;1 lndia Bonds 18r. 19s. prem. per Cents. 85i4 Exc. Bills, is. dis 4s. prem. Long Ann. 181. 9-166 I Cons. 'for 714 # Last n;gl.t advices were received of the arrival of aNcicet at Falmouth, from Lisbon, in 16 days, and this morning the mails arrived at the Post-Office and were delivered out. The report received via Liverpool, of a battle hav ing taken place between Lord WELLINGTON'S army and the French is not confirmed. Our letters are to the 3d instant. Accounts from the army state every thing on the frontiers to be a perfect stated . quiet and inactivity. Lord IVELLixorom maintains the same position, in Beira ; and General HILL occupies, undisturbed, his advanced line of posts in the Alentejo, being within eight leagues of Badajos, where ROMANA has his head•gnarters. The troops are in general healthy, 'isnd in good spirits. The army is obliged to depend entirely upon the supplies sent up from Lisbon and Abrgntes, as the country can afford nothing : it is the absolute want of all provision for an army that is generally supposed to be the cause that prevents the advance of the enemy ; but, if the report of MASENA having entered Spain with 90,000 men, be correct, we must soon expect employment. All will depend nn the conduct of the Portuguese troops, who now amount to 15,000 effective, besides militia and volun teers, and are daily improving-in discipline, through the great zeal and exertions of Marshal BERESPORD, who is indefatigable. Most of the regiments arc commanded by Englisk Officers, who will lead them on ; and there is little doubt but the Portuguese will follow. The whole army is in high spirits, and anxiously expecting the approach of the enemy. CIIARDA, MAY 29. General Massena has about 70,000 men in four divisions, called " The Army of Portugal." They extend from Salamanca to Truxillo. The British and Portuguese forces consist of 5G battalions : the advanced guard is at St. Felicis. The British head quarters are at Celerico, and the Portuguese at For ms. The present formidable appearance of the enemy has excited considerable alarm among the na tiVieS, but the troops are in perfect health and anxious for the great conflict that is expected to take place. OPORTO ,MAY 29. A fleet of 35 transports for Lisbon, Cadiz, and Messina passed by here on Sunday. LISBON, JUNE 2. One of the homeward-bound Brazil ships bas been captured by the Algerines and sold at Gibraltar. The British troops that were in the hospitals here, are all recovered, and fit for actual service. Ballasteros lately attacked in Gerona, a division of French troops 1000 in number, of whom he killed 300, and put the rest to Bight, pursuing them with his horse as far as Seville, for which place 7000 men put themselves in motion to attack his small corps incipuisued it to dastilib de itt &Win, *Awn tetriated to AraEezia: Marshal Matsena was On the 15th aiSalainanea; which he left on the 16th for Valladolid: Marshal Le Febore is to take the command of the army of the Isle Of Leon. Marshal Ney has **dad td, the KirtgclOrti of Lion: CADIZ, MAY In the course of the three last months, February, March, wind April, 865 ships and vessels arrived in this port, namely-531 Spanish, 258 English; 85 Portuguese, 85 American, S Turkish, 2 of Barbary, and 1 of Papenburgh; and 544 sailed from hence, 19'7 of which Were English. The - brilliant view which our harbour affords from the large number of merchant ships which are lying there at anchor, is heightened by the aspect of. the Spanish and British squadron; the former consisting of 14 sail of the line and some smaller vessels ; the latter of 18 line of battle ships, and seven frigates and sloops. The French apply themselves to fortify all the points of the coast they occupy, and especially that of Torcadero, but the gun-boats and bomb-vessels harrass them night and day, inflict several losses on • their army, and fill their hospitals. Provisions, of every description, are at present even more plentiful in this city than in times of peace, and some articles also much cheaper ; while the French, on the contrary, suffer the utmost want, misery, and distress. • The Badajoz Diary, 'of the 26th May, contains the following article On the 23d instant, at night, the Secretary of a French General made his appear ance in this place from Toledo, and brought with him all the papers entrusted to his core." By a report made by the Governor of Ciudad Ro drigo, to the Marquis Romana, under date of the 14th of May, it appears that on the 12th of the same month an officer of General Mermit's Staff made his appearance before one of 'the gates of that town with a repeated summons to surrender, but was sent back with no other answer than an absolute refusal to listen to any terms of capitulation which the enemy might think proper to offer, and that the Governor was de termined to keep up no other communication with the French than by balls. THE ARMY: The Kilt.% own Regiment cif Drigootit arfived yesterday at Kingston. The 92d Highland Regiment, at present at Wood bridge Ia Suffolk, it is Said, will succeed the 42d in barracks at Canterbury. The West Middlesex Militia marched on Thurs day and yesterday froM Ashfoid to replace the Royal Perth in the duty at Dover Castle: The East Devon Militia from Plymouth, reached altwood Barracks, in two divisions on Wednesday and Thufsday last. Died, at Lisbon, on the 27th ult. universally re.: gretted, Captain G. HAMILTON, of the Royal Engi neers, an O ffi cer of great promi s e, *ho se d eat h is a gmat loss to the service, as well as to his numerous friends.—Also died, on the Ist instant, at Lisbon, WILLIAM WYNNE, Esq. Surgeon to the Forces. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH, JUNE le. Two American ships arrived off this port this afternoon, and are now lying to in the offing, waiting for pilots to bring them' into the - harbour. The Cawsand trawl-boats that were fishing lase night between the Edystone Light-house and Ram-head, state, that eleven American vessels, fully laden with flour, cotton, cocoa, and indigo, passed them at an early hour this morning, and stood up Channel, for the Eastern ports. The Master of one of them stated that he bad been boarded at the entrance of the Chan nel by a French privateer ; but a strange sail heaving in sight, which the privateer mistaking for an English brig of war, she, immediately crowded all sail and stood away for the French coast. It is with regret I add, that notwithstanding the number of our eruizers, the enemy's privateers still swarm in the Channel, to the great annoyance of our trade. Arrived the Casten - 11Am THE SZVENTN, of 74 guns, from Basque Roads, tnoeceive the flag of Sir EDWARD Pattaw. Also arrived the Der x tact, of 74 guns, from the coast of France ; the Ist PLACA ILI, of 74 gulls ; and the FERVENT gun brig from Portsmouth. Also arrived the French brig Flora, from —, laden with coffee, &c ; and the American ship George, bound to Baltimore with 52 priests and a Bishop nn board, detained by his Majesty's ships lonarArionst.t and MI NERVA. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 19. Arrived the Mut.t.zr schooner, from Halifax. Sailed the PROTECTOR gun-brig, with a convoy for the Downs. The transports are not yet relieved from quarantine. The GRA SS. ROPIER, and her convoy for Quebec, remain in Yarmouth Reads.—Wind S. W. DEAL, JUNE 19. Arrived the Echo sloop of ware from a cruize. Came down from the River, Brilliant, Coccatou, and Sedulouse, WHEAT• LET , for Malta ; Onus, WALK La, for Surinam ; Anna Maria, ADAM, for Lisbon, and the Industry, B. LL, for Portsmouth.-- Wind S. W. HARWICH, JUNE 19. I.ast nigh: arrived the Elizabeth bye-boat, from Heligoland, with several passengers. This morning arrived the Auckland (td) Packet, Captain LTNr, wits► Mail only. The Heligoland Packet, with Mail, of Friday List, is hourly expected. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVESEND, hat 19.—Arrived the Mars, Findley, from St. John's; Blond, Huskinson, from the Leeward Islands; and the Lavinia, Kingston, from St. Droningo..---Sailed the Creation, Wilson, fur Jamaica; and the Sir Hume Popham, Clements, for Lisbon. The DORIS and Psvc lir frigates have captured and carried into Manilla an American vessel, having on board Ditch pro perty to a very Loge amount. The Clarks, of Liverpool, from Port-au-Prince to London, was taken and burnt the 2d of April, by two privateers ' off Cape f iheroun ; they had burnt a brig from St. Domingo for Halifax. The brig Merchant Tailor, of St. he's, Captain EDWARD JOHNS, foundered on the 7th instantAtear the Holmes, on her passage from Newport to Plymouth—crew saved. The Biddeford, from Bristol, was totally lost in the ice off Newfoundland, on the std of April. The House of Commons met again this aft r tom, hursday arrived in Leith Roads, his Majesty's ship DAUNT. and if none of the Bills that were sent to the Lords 'Ass, captain BARBER, with fi fteen vessels under convoy, bound are sent back with amendments, Parliament will pro- to Archangel. He proceeded for his destination on Friday morning. bably be prorogued to-morrow, when Sir FRANCIS DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. BURDETT and Mr. JONES will be released from their The Gibraltar, for the Othello, captured December 26, 1807,. , will be paid on board, on the . 21s t . instant, and recalled at No. confinement. A strong military force, consisting Of 19,' G reat G eorge - street , Nk esumnster, for three months from dragoons and infantry, has been collected round Lon- that time. don, and all the volunteers of the Metropolis will be I The Clyde, for the capture of the Trois Sours and the recap . cure erne Louisa, in November . ;807, will be paid and recalled under arms to preserve the public peace. We sin as above. cerely hope, however, that there will be no occasion The Vestal, for the Hurd, recaptured February 4, 1810, was for their interference, as, besides the regular peace- paid on the 18th instant, and *ill be paid every succeeding day, officers, several hundred special constables have been i till the time for recalling the same shall have expired, at No. 3, sworn in for the occasion. Brick -court, Temple. I The Briieis, for le Reciproche and Drie Gebrodres, captured The o ffi cers of the patrole to the Public O ffi ce, October 20 and Noverabee 6, 1807, will be paid on the 26th. Bow -street, were yesterday sworn in special constables, instant, at Yarmouth, and recalled at No. 2, Clifford's Inn, Lon• to act for the county of Middlesex in case of necessity. don, on Wednesdays and Thursdays, for three months. The Active and Endymion, for the Henrie and Maria, captu- At a General Court-Martial held at Viseu on the : red March 12, 1807, will be paid on the 21st instant. at No. 13, 20th March ) a Clerk of the Commissariat Depart- Clement's Inn, and there recad:d, on Mondays and Thursdays, ment (a Mr. T. RICHARDSON) was tried for embez-1 for three months. • The Endvmion, for the Sollicito and Aurora, captured June 17 zling public money, by taking to himself a 5 per cent.' l arid 19, 1807, will be paid on hoard nn the 20:11 instant, and re._ commission on certain payments. He wasfound guilty, ' called at No. 22, Essex-street, Strand, on Tuesdays and Fridays, sentenced to three months imprisonment, and declared for three months. incapable and unworthy of again serving his MaiEsit.l The llusbridge, for the Dutch East Indiamen taken off St. He lena in June 1795, will receive a final payment at the office of Several letters received by the Gcttenburgh Mail ' Sir Robert Preston, Bart. Frederick's Place, Old Jewry, un the of yesterday state the report mentioned in our last, of 21st inst- and every subsequent Thursday, until the whole is pelt'. the appearance of some change in the political senti- The Trompeuse and Furious, for the Caroline, captured Sep tember 1, 1807, will be paid on the 90th instant, at No. 9, New ments and conduct of the Court of St. Petershurgh. I Broad -street, and there recalled, en Wednesdays and Thursdays, A letter from Stockholm of the 6th inst. says :—" It for three mo nths. is strongly rumoured oa 'Change, that peace is re- The Nassau, for the Jean Ban, captured September 0, 1809, stored between Russia and Great Britain, and that, will be paid and recalled as above. in consequence of it, the former Power has entered 1 s l o7 'he A il r i ch b er, f we p i o d r th and e Den ir dorde as a ßiorne, captured October 11, I into a new coalition against France." A letter from The a for the D ec ol a phin, captured ' August 98, 1807, will ' Gcttenburgh of the 11th says, Peace between Eng- ,be paid and recalled as above. land and Russia is certain :" but adds in aP. S.— 'l'he Confiance, fQr the Cannoniere, destroyed February 13, " The letters come in from the Eastern part of the mos, will be paid on the 22d instant, at No. 20, Surrey-street, S ti t l r r a c t e ld m , o a n n t d hs there recalled, on Wednesdays and Thursdays, for Continent are silent upon this important subject."— Another letter I.3tit we have not seen it) reports, as The Pitreer, for the Narvanlen, taken October 15,180'7, will we are informe d , I that th e whole Russian Ministry has be paid on board, on the '2oth instant, and recalled at No. 13, been changed ) and that the present Administration isi cientent's Inn, on Mondays and Thursdays, for three months. composed of men entirely devoted to the interests of Great Britain. It adds, that the first step of the new Ministers has been to make proposals for an immedi ate peace with this country, totally independent of the approbation or dissatisfaction of France. These arrangements are said to have been followed by an instant rise of 30 per cent. on the exchange between the two countries. We this day insert two curious French documents that have been intercepted in Spain ; one of them a letter from a French serjeant, giving a vivid descrip tion of the sufferings of the French army ; the other a letter asserted to have been sent by NAPOLEON to the QUEEN of SICILY, before his late marriage. The latter document deserves, ind, we doubt not, will ob• tain most particular attention. THE ORIGINAL. BRITISII HERRING FISHERY COM PANY.—The Public are most respectfully informed, that the Prospectus of the Original British Herring Fishery Company, promoted by Men of extensive practical knowledge in the Fisheries, and sanctioned and encouraged by the principal Merchants in the City of London, is now in the Printer's hands, and will be ready for delivery in a few days, at the respective Banking-houses of Messrs. Down, Thorn ton, and Free, Bat tholomew•lane ; Robarts, Curtis, and Co. Lombard-street ; and Jones, Lloyd, and Co. Lothbury. BRITISH HERRING FISHING COMPANY.--All anony mous Advertisement having appeared in the Public Ledger of yesterday, announcing an intended " Origi nal British Herring Fishing Company," without any matured plan or system, yet most indecorously re questing the Public to suspend its sanction to The Bri tish Herring Fishing Comftany, patronised and sup ported, as the Public will see by the Advertisement which appeared in this Paper of yesterday—the British Herring Fishing Company has now only to announce to the Public, that its capital of /6500,000 is already filled from amongst the Bankers, Merehants • and other respectable Characters of the Metropolis, and that the Directors are proceeding to take such steps as will best promote the objects of this undertaking. Letters of the 12th and 13th from Gottenburgh, mention the total stagnation of trade, in consequence of the capture of Swedish vessels by the British fleet ; and that the whole of the Baltic fleet had passed the Beltswith a fair wind, without the loss of a single ship, though the enemy's privateers were hanging about the convoy to pick up stragglers. Letters were yesterday received from Holland, dated the 16th instant, which state, that licences had been granted by the Dutch Government forships to clear out for neutral ports, on giving bonds to the amount of three times the value of the vessel and cargo. There is a report that Swedish property has been sequestrated in France and Holland, in consequence of French Consuls having been refused a residence in some of the ports of Sweden, and facilities baying been afforded for the admission of English merchan dize into shots port', WMURN SHEEP SitiMlNd; Sunday 'Mani of the c0n424 invited Partake of the feStiiities of Woburn Abbey during the ensuing Agricultural Fete, arrived, and ab,,ro sin o'cloCk the following; among others, sat down to an elegant dinner, his Grace of BEDFORD in the Chair, viz. The Marquii of Mundy, Earl Wincheisea, Earl Talbot, EL) Ludlow, Earl Fortescue ' Viscount Sackvilie, Lutd Somerville,, Lord Whitworth, Lord Bradford, Lord March, Lord Dundas, Lord Erskine, Lord King, Colonel Fitzroy, Sir Joseph Banks Sir John Sinclair, Sir Waskin Vrilliatua Wy n ne, Tho mas Waal:: Coke, Esq. William Lee Antnnie, Esq. Williaet Northey, Esq. Davies Giddy, Esq. Henry H. Hoare, Esq. William Adam, Esq. Professor Davy, the Rev. Bate Dudley, Rev. St. John Prier.t. Mr. Talbot, Mr. Ofley Crew, Mr. Bridgeman Simpson, Mr. Germain, Mr. child; Mr. John Wing, Mr. Peplos, Mr. !stead, Mr Latouche, 'Mr. Taw, Mr. Ellnsan, Mr. Fane, M. Greg, Mr. Maulde, Mr. Jenyns, Mr. Robert Jfyng, Mi. Lewis, Mr. Knight, Mr. Ward, Mr. Reeve, Mr Walton. The Marquis of Tavisroat was prevented from attending by a fall from his horse lately, from whichi however, no serious consequences are apprehended. Many prime articles of stock and curious imple.. mints had arrived on Sunday evening ; and on Mon day morning, at au early hour, the company began:to assemble at the Park Farm-yard, and the business corm menced by the show of 12 South Down tups. from Malden Farm, intended to be let, which had previousl been shorn, and their fleeces were hung up round shew.room for the examination of the company. Five Merino Tups, intended to be let, were shewn and separately examined by the company, shorn, and also eight Cows and Heifers, in calf, tended for sale. A series of experiments were made by Sir JOSEPH BANKES and DAVIES GIDDY, Esq. with an eye-glass Micrometer, of Do'land's, contrived to measure co. veniently the diameter of the filaments of wool from different fleeces, to the 10,000 th part of an inch. At three o'clock the company repaired to Woburn Abbey, and a numerous company sat down to a very elegant dinner, the Duke of BEDWIRD in the Chail After dinner they proceeded to the Park Farm, attend the sale of South Down Sheep, which was follow : Lot 1. 10 Theeves, 27 guinea, Mr John Elman. 2. 10 ditto; 4:i guineas, Mr. John MU. 3. 19 ditto, 41 guineas, Ditto. 4. 10 ditto, 37 guineas, Ditto. 5. 10 ditto, 1.*9 guineas, Mr. Monte Upton. 6. 10 ditto, 33 guineas, Mr. Follett. 7. 10 2-yr.ewes 31 guineas, Mr. Towers. • 10 3-yr.ewes 42 guineas, Mr. John Elman. 9. 10 ditto, 32 guineas, Mr. Towers. 19. 10 full-mouth ewes, 27 Mr. Hill. 11. 10 ditto, 31 Ditto. 12. 4 barren ewes, 3-yr. and aged, 11 ins. Mr. Warr. 13. 6 ditto, ditto, 13 clo.Mr.Mossinan. ,E 5 Mr. Warr. 14. I fat shut-wether In the course of the forenoon, a large party repaired to Crawley Farm, to see the process'of drilling turnip! in the Northumberland method, by Bailey's Hill. The anxiety of the company was much relieved the course of the day on hearing that the Marquis TAvtsrocic had received but a slight contusion by fall, and was expected at the next day's fete. . The young Gentlemen of Bradmore House School, Hammersmith, had their annual public Ezaminat-- on Tuesday last, when they acquitted themsel much to the satisfaction of a numerous compan l Ladies and Gentlemen, their friends. They went through their speeches in English, Latin, and French, with a propriety seldom witnessed, and an attention to quantity that makes this Seminary rank very high; ATTACK UPON TAPPANOOLLY.--40ffie days ago mentioned a report, founded on a statement made the House of Commons, that the settlement of - coolen had been captured by same of the enemy' ships. We mentionadi at the same time, that ' report probably originated in some mistake : in . 'the settlement captured was that of Tappanoolly, longing to the India Company, which was taken by the Creole frigate, Captain Repattd, on the 12th April. Mr. Prince, the Company's Resident, was abseil , Bencoolen, and Mr. Hayes !feted in his place. garrison were too few to resist the assailants, but not surrender till they found resistance hopeless. Capt. Repaud, on landing, prsmised Mr. Hayes that all va te property should be respected, as w ellas that below ing to the Malays, who inhabited the place, and belonging to the British officers, residents and seapo' He very soon. however, forgot his promise, sei; upon every thing he could get hold of; wantonly stroyed what could not be removed, and also all public records and account books, for the pOrpose concealing then ature an d amcruntof whathe had seized. Under pretence that Mr. Hayes had secreted two boxes( golddust,liehadhim con fined, and he, as well as the of the inhabitants, were hardly supplied with food ladies and subordinate females, who had run for ter in the woods, were fired on in the pursuit by the flan besiegers, and one woman and her child, who , overtaken, was exposed to the most brutal treatment. At length the French Commodore Hamelin arrived at 'the place, and an appeal w; s made by Mr. Haye , to his justice and humanity, but without effect. F approved of all that had been done by Captain T paud, concurred with the latter in accusing Hayes of concealing gold-dust, and uttering the , furious menaces unless it was produced. It was vain that proofs were offered that no such conceal ment had been made, and that no such property in the Settlement ; the same barbarous treatment was continued, and the whole of the victims of wanton barbarity were removed to the Isle of France, after they had been required to ransom the Settle. ment, when they had been deprived of every they possessed. To complete this infamous viol_ of national justice and disregard of every humane and honourable feeling, the whole of the settlement was set on fire, and Commodore Hamelin expressed the most 'savage exultation in witnessing the dettruc• tion, as his vessels were leaving the place. A party of soldiers, under the command of Repand, had previously sent to the country-house of Mr. Prince, the absent, and, of course, unoffending President, who completely destroyed it, with all its contents, stables also were consumed, senral valuable hones were turned loose into the woods, and a flock of head of fine cattle woe nearly destroyed by shooting them. CORM MARKET, MARK•Last, JUKIIIOO--To-day this mutt has considerable remaining supplies of Wheat, but feer which are in request, and quoted lathes dearer—Early Malt continue nearly at last pikes—Peas and Beans of the I kintb likewise—There are short supplies Oats, but fa JY elf I quality, and sales In general are named a trills hlgtsere.4lnat without variation. Fine near 950 1011.-6eeeeds 90,494 is, Mr. I from which, ded. Mon- gan:to . s COM- = the iously ad the e next y, un- lf; in- OSEPH !-glass e cor.- from oburn very air. m, to eras as iJUT. Minn. HT. paired arnipe 11. red in uis of . by his chool, nation 'selves iny of went rench, ent ion /highs go we ade F Ben- lemy's at the f▪ ACto ly, be. ten by April, ent at The tt did Capt. to pri- elong- d that apoys. seized it y de- all the lose cif eized. • ozes of he rest od he r shel- heruf- ho was anent. irrived Hayes . He in Re- g Mr. e most was in Dnceal- ty was atment of this France, Settle- r thing olation itimane lenient pressed iettruc• patty ad been Prince, esident, nts; the harseS k of 50 Mooting • mark, t ire saw. Way sod the two b Of ant re•-riOrst