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IG'S THEATRE Tuesday, Jan. 13, 1407. °Y, GENTRY, Stenctibers to I the TU HOC, are rea,etfully inform ale continued indivoaition of Madame &me PERINI, there cannot posa.bly be thi-ra Ibtu•s this Evening. NOS THEATRE. Opera Office, Jan. 12. Anthority to state, that the Re prevailed for Wine cias'i pair, intimating, 41..Arit sod her HUSS kNI) had been ..b. Government, I. equally false, unfounded, MICHAI.I, KELLY, Mlirsi Manager of the Opera House. ,CTED BUT ONCE ',ROYAL, OKUR Y-LANE. _.:NT EVENING, Jan. 13, 1807. Majesties' Servants will att • New Comic Opera, called, FALSE ALARMS; OR, MY COUSIN. ,r Mr. Wroughton, Mr itraham, Mr Bin ,nstnne, Mr MathevA, Mr_ P onlee, Mr. We lam ; MIS Mountain, Mat Duncan, Mrs. Signora Stnraee rhirn will be added, the Fore of SPOII.'D CHILD. Mathews; Little Pickle, Mira Ray (her first t Charatter) ; Ta 3, Mr. Palmer. - s l i m Alarms; nt, My ; with Taken '. is in reliesem;. AESENI' EVENING, Jan. 13, Isar, .a.d, a Owned, called. THE BllecH DAY. , Mr. Mandan ; Mr. Bertram, Mr. Murray; Fawcett. Emma. Mim Waddy. tech, 13 , 11 time, a New FAME, called, ARE( FRATION ; IR, FREE AND EASY. by Mr hewn, Mr Blanchard, Mr. Sim• MIL D2TellpOrt. Mita M‘ , 4 TyriT• tali! he added, a New Pantomime, calle , t, :QUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; UR, THE Di/LT/EN EGte. Mr. Simmons; Colin, attrrwards Harlequin. lr. Bologna, Jun.; 'Squ ire Beg le, afterwards 'maid;; Cabin Boy (with • Soo( 1, recce Master a fterwards Columbine, Mon ' , merle The ' Tampastl nfter which, H.rtaquan and or,Tba Golden Eve GAIN WI 11-1 SNA %Li. RISK:! LOTTERY NOW DRAWING. DAYS OF DRAWING • Jan 131 641. Fmk, • . Feb, 6 . Jan 21 7th, Slnnday. . Fa. 9 . Jan. 26 Bth, W. dnesday Fats. I 1 . Jan. 12 j 9th, Enda, . . Frio 13 . Fe , 4 10th, Saturday . Tab 14 SCH .ME. than of to AMMO. L. 20,010 I Prime of L.LOO O S 5. , i00 20 1%0 , . 40 el L. 50, anti 5,100 of 1..20. Fi rs t - drawn .. . Thi r d Day . • Lin,ooo First-drawn .. . Fifth Day . . 3.',0.0 First. drawn . . . Last Day • • . 5..00 01111.1 LES ere en Sale at sit the Licensed very Officea, sod lov their .17,ents in the Country. LADI-S. THE delicate and entrained Dviwinient which custom exalts' nom Females, subjects them to groat t wa deanragn.—k Lady of exten , ise cen,le6lions offers to sirviate these impediments; she is en :Wert to maw? thowe she &cm, worthy her asostance, to suitable Persons; .tad pretire beryl, ti the most inviolate msols.lerice end secrecy —lt it re gd.-sled that none but persons of unquestionabh apply, er ediress, t Mrs. Morris, at the Bow Wiort .w, ra loo ms? Maud•lay's Manufactory, NI argarct-street, Careitistso PLATE GLASS COMPANY. THE Public at. informed, that a large Assort ment of PLATE GLASS is new ne StLE, at fin , r l by Mr. ALEXANDER SLACK, at the Company's Warehouse, ALBION-PLACE, SLACK FRIARS-BRIDGE, of • fine colour, suite brilliancy, mid of vaiiou. dimen sions: hers 12 'aches to 144 inches in length, and front 10 to /2 !Milt{ in breadth ; aloe Convex and COI/C.OlO from is to inches Ammeter. And the tams amertisent mar b a had for Country Order., by addressing Letups to Mr. William Pester, a: the Manufactory. Ravenhead, near Prescot. Luicasnire. From the great sinprovensent made of late years in this Manufactory, it is new *Vowed ihat the C-iiii pany's Plates are awl in their brill and has* fewer ,m. penections, compared with any Foreign Glass that ever was im paired. 1111. J AM ES's FEVER PO‘V DER, and ANA. I,I:PTIC PILLS, iir,paied genuine et the reduced prices ofta.9l. the Packet, and bd. por Bel,b? 11. Perrin, Chemist, Ito. 2S, Southampton-street, Covent garden, L widen. :.se only poison who ever refined them for the late Dr Robert James. They are equally genuine with tines sold at 4 .6d Lathes particular in Lavender Water, will h their senses winch ;ratified, by Petrin's Double Distilled, at 2s. lid. per nettle, of as delicate soil fragain a flavour as line w Louden, although sold at double the price. Also, Peon's lmpaial Dentifrice, which will prevent the tooth-acit, or preserve them firms decay ; in short, it will de all that sun possibly be done by any preparation, iiinecest in its nature, end ptesant in its use, *ad will pate a valuable scout-mon to every individual, &CAMS of teeth, sound, clean, and white, or of gums, healthy, brat, and fond. noses, 2a. W. each. WARREN'. MILK of ROSES, for the Sk . m. prepared genuine only by RICH 1 RI) ROSSLR, who, to convince and plume it to the public, cud as • secinity to them and himself from the encroa hments nt deception and ite;eitice, his, Whirs the Lord Mayor, taken the following iwth " I, Richard Rower, Perfumer, Mn. 5, Skinner-sto et, Stem-hill, isolated (rum Cheapode, Apprentwe, Penncr, Son-inelaw, and Successor, to the late Rwhar I Warren, fret Tamer, do wake oath at the following effett : That the valea bit and just'y esteemed Article, called, WArfere• Mak of Rose': the iwire Invention of the we" Richard Warren. can only be ptflotreel by myself, the MA Richard Warren harm', the knit year of my apprenticeship (In I 7711), ilOpitted to nis the seer and to no other person whatever, gnaw in witting orotherwue, and utttructed me alone in the art at prepanng the said Aiticlei and which has been above them twenty-seren years prepared by rne, Richard Reiser, only, and cannot be Marta nr prepared by any other person wh o emeirever. I do, therefore, in the above tolewin manner, ii-form the Public in general, that at.y other person or persons 'tainting the name of Warren, by calling their Milk et Rotes, Vtaireses NIA of Roses, are, be such a fa's.. itstertinti, eisety a rem impost. Han on the Public, and an einintatiable violation of tenth. " Sworn at the Matisiortellouse, London, this Seth itir of Match, 1,06, het.,re ate, " JAMES SHAW, Mayor " " RICHARD ROSSER." Hone is geom.@ whatever silliest theee wools on the labtl; Warren% Milk of Ro-es for the Skin, pre: seed genuine eel, by Rwitaril Reeser, and sold be warren and Rosser, he lot:sem (hem Cneap-tile), at No. 5, Skaintri , etreet, Snow hill; Ifo. IM, Warwick-street, fiolderseptate, and St Jsmagis; at their Shop, No. tt, Geergrenrest, Rath. P . :se It. 4s and I Is. V. betties .rb ropoe.sels• — w werswiesweed er. it. • ' • el ...0011111. 1111111.1" 1 pt, vo mit zR 1t35• 1 la ke T ilt O P ER A Lir the , and 'e, „wins of tt t a. that° mae..ar e, TM , " a ( i ef, ~mance at the !I, HOF, OfficiAl .—• olich his or • r — cATNA es wim". . 0 , 10 Go ; cep of soviet sad (lulu:Lou+. THEkT RE. :f I rrsl - 1 IS P RESEt Their MaiNtin ;11reeaftr, FA' The Charafters be I l i s ter, Mr Jonnsuone Mr in sinter, Divne Pope, .r mani, Miw To whrr THE CM ?ice's M. / a ppearance in that C Todnorrow, A New Comedy • THEAIR THIS PRES 1 will .0e .dad . T! Capt. Bertram, 1 Jack Ju kn, Mr. Fa After . whict OF The Changers Mr. Luton ; To which ell HA RLECU! to Mother Goose, I Hr King. and Mr Clown, Mr. Grid Swallet ; COlinett ToqUUrfOST. Tt Mother Gorse; or. GRAND I • Ist, Tuesday . 2d, Thursday . 31, Monday 4th, Tuesday • but, Wednesday 2 Prism el 2 3 Firm-drawn First-drawn First. drawn .SOCILETN ••• • - •- •-•:Are- ' hi • • ---••••• VICTUALLING-OFFICE, JAN. I:, 1407. THE COMMISSIONERS for Viatiailing His itlefeetiri Nevi de hero, rue hotke, Thar ao 'TUESDAY, eta 27th Instant, they oat be ready to receive Toot , ' in Writing (seised op), and great far the supple, of wliat FRESH WATER als.ill be required for the we, of His Majesties Mips dad Vewl , , at the Part of !Overpaid, far Twelve Months certain; end, farther, wail Si g Months name shalt be given. as either aide, for the termination !keel ; the risa .e ,I hiyr,ent to be by Hills, payable, rids Interea, Ninety Days ~leer Date The Coalition , of the Central tfliV be teed at the Start tares o . liire ; at this 19ice ; or by applying is the Callettar of the Customs at Liverpool. No Regard will be had to any revalgr in which Me Price shall .rat be inserted IN i erns sit iewoh, arthat win not be delireied to the Maid betiire Uwe .'Clark en the said Tdesdsd. As 27th instant; nor motets the Kerns the makes the Tender ' or woe. Person en hi, kbalt, attends, to eltlllgef when called l.'. ALBION FIRE AND OF LIFE INSURANCE Lt"DON COMPANY Established 1805, for losotenc , on ~ Hee, th r oughout G r eat Baum anti Ireland, and in Foreign C..ent.ies I—fa the In. sumacs of Ltsas;—and for the graniung nf Au MU It las. CAPITAL.--ONE Mls.LitSN. ' lIHE DILIECIVIts leg to rt;tetreti hedges 11Piele a Po aies nom , et Chris/wee, that thew l'atimeats shosild be made, within Nano day. from that period, at the Cos pasty'. House, in Thonenortley, ('carol!, or so same w ee 4 eh. Coatpators Rust in 'he Cottage,. .ifai, ,, , ,, other adomaaami it ea , i ..ppeor, log the Compaao's Pro- I ',omit, that ste charge is meet far Patriot, or liod,roemeats •, that 111 lo.ke and sorprecerfrnten C.rniatistien is ueae. OS In . Sal' 1 , 1' . 0 ow Lir' ;.....thot tile laiumaten are wet •tterettest math sdetiuitas les 00, with any respersibirire, en the p rt If the event istserim, to Wake rod the loom, of others; and that a ettote lee. aide dedovioa is as ..d , on the Pretaidtlllll •4 Free l a o.e a nee,. o ut of London, -.loth , efeetel it the CSlOnlnif II prinCipli Ofitt. or was awe d it's OWN! , y Resittras. Attenstener, daily, from lOW to Feur. by Order of the bi rd .5 Directors, De.. 15, 1806. .: PHIPPS, See. BEAUTY IMPROVED. BY THE ACQUIRFMINT OF ; A LOW ELY DELICN 1E COMPLEXION. , RIGGfr., of Sew Bond-street, CultivAtoe and . p hu t'• rof Roes to His Rural Niw.hrint the Prince of Wale., has 'permed • Kees Co .m. et Refitted Minna& Paste. for cubing •ne -kin; en.asing e effect. attending the use of which, are i.i.leseribahle. Imagine tht nr.ocent and elegant co mposition +limit can peweibly be .cr mos inell of AI mond. and hoses; capable of preserving the del.mict of the skin, and improving the fi - n et lesion ; and • trial of ihe Rose Crease will realise the idea. It s a i igtor concentrated Itli k of R ..es; cwista.ros the emollient dro;wrties t.t the Al mond, in the prooottion of ten to en. , in c inperiann with that telehrate 4 ce.soetic , an d is ni the same prnisotttion soi erFeatintri for ...ftotting the skin, and titipreting its delicacy of texture. Ladies using this Cre , rn to w soh with, will 0 , 4. i • the most inclement stavon, expeti , ace the inconvenience chy,ied rough hawk a 0.4 arm.' Soh! full, St I) Rtg ** Warhouse. No 11. Sow Bond- Weir, price Is 44 awl is .....-iweei---- ----- StIARSPEARF, IN os:INIA i U.( e.. 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This Day is published. in two editions, inn in superb Medium Quaito, price Seven Guineas and a Half in boards, and so. other in Denby Octavo, prise Two Guineas Ind a alf in boards, the whole ill ustr ated with numerous %/ews, ` I Maps, and MIDI. rilllE LIFE of GEORGE WASHIWTION, 1 Commander-in Chief of the American Forces, during the War which established the Independence of hts Counter, and First Piesident of the Voited States of .\ineric i ; compiled under the I tispertion of hi- Nephew and Heir, the Honourable PIIISIIROO WASHINGTON, from original Papers, be. encashed to him by his deceased relative. By JOHN MARSHALL, Chief Justice of the United States. Ac. &t. The Publte will learn with interest. that the Wesley Menu meat which has long bees projected to the MOM, If ese mint illustrious Character of modem times. is 1411111.1 1 1 OK , " Oct.,. N• apology can be requisite fee eatialit m enth a suss. s ia mast to hhn, who w.is the Rest is War. UM M Peace, and the hot sit the Warts .4 bis Maw CitiMils; as ble lobo a greet mad sal whose was the Founder of a,oseuti•so soil ure pessimism =LI relines 4 all swamies. This p poississabas si .Nye WNW has aksligi bass ilisainguisbol by alas east bsgssisslal• MI usasitatecal teammates it has best hailed es tot eirtsiddis is sessideld h eehaws ; and it ha bele eeisideted es dam . is Feist e esessisistv a gless tir the efts ageism.'" amiss Ms Irbilas as/ as enthellell is the eissestaeft et its essidsk it, ay seek is the sneP _searib, of Homy and Bearaohl hinted he Mimed Phillips, Ns. di Beidgesitest. Sack hiss, sad amid lay all Ileaksdbm; id whets ow be Ind, sof tin% Noises, at a repotheeste puce. IMPERIAL PARLIAM lIOUA OF LORDS, Jae. 12. Mr Stevens was heard in the appeal of Page and oth.rs, v. Hamilton and others, in behalf of the Appellant.. Its further consideration was deferred tin if Thursday neat. The Earl of Bristol and Viscount Wentworth took the oaths And their seats. On the Motion of Lord ELDON, the considera tion of the claim to the Zouch Peerage was ordered to be resumed by the Comouttee of Privileges, on Ihursday se'nnight. His Lordship submitted to the House, whcth-r it would not be adviseable for the right establishment of the precedent, to insert on their Lordditps J,•urna's the Aft of Henry the Eighth, immedia.ely referring to the dignity of Zoom. The Duke of NORFOLK rose, in pursuance of the malice he had given, to move, that the preamt it der, for taking into consideration the claim of the Pe titionerfor the Barony of Howard tie Walden, be dis charged, and that the time be enlarged to the 10th of February nest. In the present case, their Lord ships werf not riled upon to a,certain the propriety of the claim of nue person, in contradistiaTon to the right of another. it was a matter of greater de. licacy arid importance; inasmuch as it would be come the duty of the House to inquire, whether the Barony of Howard de Walden was a Barony in fe•, or whether it was limited by patent to the male limn ' This was a circumstance which rendered it necessary for their Lordships to have full time for adequate investigation, must particularly, as from the Petition preseated to the House, it appeared no detriment amid accrue to the claimant from the postpentmeet : that document allegi g that he was at present an infant. It was also a matter of considerable doubt, whether the Barony of Howard de Walden was not of right AttAciied and included within the dignities of a Noble Karl (itiffulk) a Member of this Haute. Under these eucum stanc• s be trusted there would be no opposition to the motion of posspanemect. Lord HAWKFS BURY declared himself un willing to oppose any misiion, in its nature likely to afford to their Lotdsrops toiler and more correct information upon ar.y suhjeft submitted to the•r considetat on, and poticulatly on oae relating t their own privileges ; but, in tile present case, he coutd astute the [louse, that every information was giv en to t h e only Nobl. Li-d who could be hae resied whilst this bus•nes► was under the considera tion of His slaj•. y's AtturnerGenerAl, during the last Session; therefore, there could be no imputation of a wish to take by surprise attributed to the pre. sent Petitioner. Thr petition was presented as early as the twins of the House wiiuld admit, and bad now 141f1 for TAMS tillii as WNW &Haw., With tepee to the postponement, he should feel no disinclination to accede to the motion for that pur -1..,5,-, were there not some difficulties arising tram tar nature of the testimony, which the delay must of se.essity increase. There were some material witnesses. considersibly ad rani ed in age ; thete were also others wbo were foreigners ; and, with the knowledge of the uncertainty of human existence. it appeared highly dangerous to the interest and claim of the Petitioner, to postpone the consideration of at least that stage of the inquiry which referred to the examination of evidence. Indeed, he understood there was one material witneis, of a very advanced age, and consequently, if any thing was to happen ia the mean time, a chasm in the cause would take place, perhaps fatal to the views and rights of the claimant. Liiid ELDON was of opinion, that there could be no objedion to examine any witness, or to go into evi dence, where, by the delay, a probability may ap pear, that such a chasm in the case may happen, as would prove injurious to the interests sad ft, hts of the Petitioner. The LORD CHANCELLOR left the Woolsack and said—that the House, aauated by the same principle of justice, which governed the Courts be low, with respea to the perpetuating of evidence. was always willing to provide against the dangers which suitors were liable to receive from the deaths of any of their material witnesses. In the present case, the only difficulty was, whether the Noble Earl alluded to, as also having a claim to the Ba. rony of Howard de W..'hen, would not conceive it his duty to cross-examine the evidence produced -- But it was not upon these grounds the Noble Duke submitted the present motion. It was' for the pur -I.ose of allowing to this House • sufficient time, fully to ascertain whether the Barony of Howard de Walden was a B irony in lee, capable of a temaie descent, or a hether it was limited solely to the male line. The motion was then carried, it being under stood that evidence may be examined by the Peti tioner in the intermediate time. SLAVE TRADE Lord GRENV 1 LLE rose to move, t , That the Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, be read a second time on Friday week, and that their Lord ships be summoned for that day." Agreed to. Lord 11 AW KesBURY said, he should trouble their Lordships with a Motion, which. in his opt- , mon, necessarily arose nut of that so lately agreed to by the I louse. It must be in the recolleition o. their Lordships, that two Resolutions were carried during the last Session, relating to the proposed Abolition of the Slave Trade. The first was ex pressive of a wish to put la end to the traffic—the second, praying H s Majesty to ascertain the opinions and intentions of the various Foreign Powers upon that subject There were extensiveiy engaged in that _Wench of trade, five Powers, France, Spam, Holland, Portugal, and America. Denmark and I Sweden, rather inconsiderably. It had been insisted spas by the advocates lea the proposed Abolition, that, with a view of rendering it praSi.:able and roily Acker. every argonast and inducement *NM be Mid oat to the other powers of the world. rogaged is slat traiitc, to product * similarity of Nf. : J , ',1)1 101 *1'.- • '': *- - ....1:k"- , 4 )P i , :: . A, ' 1.1.111 1 : si+ 4l . 11 . - -- •, opinion, and of c. nduet, with this country, upon that measure. In ord r, toevetorr, to provide then Lordships with the fullest intincnatio(i, and to ' • able to aster Ain the efficiency of tie proposed mei✓ sore, it was necessary to hive the documents of this intended cote spoudence, it any a lad taken place; or to know the fall, if no such dotumi-nis are in ex istence. With France an opportunity might have occurred during the progress of the late Nerci ation ; an 1 the ()pinions of Spain and Holla d might have, perhaps, been ascertained through the same chancel ; but His Majesty's Government could have, at all times. been made acquainted with the Ojai and determination of the Regent of ir tagal, and of the Executive Government of ttn. United States of America, on this poi t. Infos , motion so necessary. he lid not isee any reasons wb k could induce their Lordships, at least, not to requite. So impressed was he with its necessity, as well to unAerstaad,thainsended etessiamt,eildlingrollikm. as to see, whether its hems resolved *poky dsi country was likely to produce a praibiable end sie nna' benefit. that be deemed it his ditty to move aw Address to His Majesty —" fins His MAjese* would b.. graciously pieased to order Copies of seek Cor-espoadeuce as His Majesty has tboweit propt to enter upon with Foreign Powers, osi the sailyeft of' the Slave Trad t, since the Stith of .Tdall lass, to be laid on the Table of this House." Lord GR EN V . LLE dedtred 'bathe could have no ofjettion to sax Jr to taw Address proctored by the Noble Baron, under canals modification', which he would explain to their Lord hips. It was cm, that, in compliance with the resolutions of the House, His Majesty was pleased to ewer on a Cor respondence with Foreign rowers relative to thee pr oroort Abolition of the Slave grade. Darin/ the progress of the late Negoeiatiou with France. some communications taken plate between the. respe&i'e Governments on that masers. And it was in their erintemplotions to have made the ar rangement pa that sable& an aricle of the treaty which was then neverating. !'hose communka dons it was net his wish to wiehhold frogs Cseir Lordships, and as the documents would be before the lions., it was unnecessary u) enter, at present, into farther explanation upon that head. WI. it re spett to Portugal, it was not considered altogether accessary to consult with that Power,until the aet-i-, mination of France and America was ascertained. ouch, at !coo, was the opini in of His Majesty's (Itnisters, with what propriety of judgment. Is will be for their Lordships to consider. The subjed had not been confiiied to coinmutticAtions with the Go vernment of America, but has been adnally made an article of the Treaty so lately concludes between the Plenipotentiaries of the two countries. But the Noble Baron was aware, that it was not the custom of the British Empire to poklishOke paritiekries a 4. articles of iiTreafy not ratified and fornsallT Pro° mulgated by the respedive governments. Upon this part of the inquiry, it was impossible to give further elucidations. To tee Address he should I feel no objeßion of acceding, was the Noble Lord to modify it, either by the insertion of the words. " such copies as His Majesty shoold think proper ;" er was he to confine it to the communications loos tween this country and France, the opinion of Swim. and fliAland being comprised in that of France. After a few words from Lord HAII , XESBURIG, in which he apprehended, that to confine the Ad. dress to the communications with France, would tend to limit the principle, and therefore he wergild prefer the other suggestion of the Noble Lord, that 1 the words " as he shall think proper," be inserted in the Address. 'r he Address, so amended, was put and married!. Mr. Hnhh.suse brought up from the 00111/11028 the Excheqner Bills dill. It was read a best time. Mr Peter Moore brought up from the mons, Bowyer's Lottery Bill. It was ales tiro time.—Adjourned until to-morrow. isees HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Tweed Fi,hery, sod London Dock Bills, were severally read a first, mid ordeted to be seed a se cond tine to-morrow. Several Members took the oaths and their seats. A new writ was ordered for the Election af a Burgess to represent the Borough of St. KOW A % in the room of Jar Joan Newport, who, boring hell: ; duly returned, had made his Election to *reefer • the City of 'Waterford. A new writ wis also ordered for Lwwithiel, Cornwall, for the Election of a Member to serve fr. '" Parliament, in the room of W.111,m Di c kenson. Esq. who has chosen to' represent the County of Somerset. CILONEL CAWTHORN. Gen. PORT it m , ved the postponement of the motion of VitilCil lit bid green novae, 14st 1: ie. :4y. relative to the disq of , (the above named Ceenilenian) In for such postponement he assigns which were not distinctly !Wald, and moving, " that instead of Wes ne,da oeschy se'nnight should be substituted iog such motion forward " Col CAWIHOK.N rose, and proposed delay. He thought the tended motion was one of as gr-at that ever came before the House, . fire necessary that a NU anemia should be procured. Besides (li sts public importance, he real be put off for his own sake, in nor be kept in long and disagree When the Hon. (.entleruail Tuesday morning, it was just House, when the Members aeri espi•ctation of a division, and it in he public papers of nest day. a fullur attendame than on the such a motion would naturally b forward on the day originally vex, left T e• :4y. an Hon. ▪ sit in List his:tssz. Reed some reas • a and c• ne.day next, sVsil• tutted for his hr rrg- nd o'j .cted to the se subject ot the in- r-at am - mint as sty • At d it seas there- nJa ice rst %teas:xis the ccrisiderarion 4 lly stid nrst wish it it • ind r that Lc ruio.t pee .ble g..ve his i.a ice, en r-sing nt v e re all on toe an.. in t hat never apptrarett y. As these was then the present occasion. y be es.i..cterio'come eppetuted, and act