The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-18 00:00:00

Trnfr Sal _ . , SUBSCRIPTION AT IifiEFFIELD. COLONEL WAIL OLE. A T; Meeting of the Friends of G.L.WAttnLE, Esq. held at tae Tomtit's) lea, January 11, 1810, Mr. E. K 110 OES, being called to the Chair ; IT •os acsto.veo, That the Persons imembled at this Meeting see no reams to alit r t,.• hie) opinion which hey have heretofore enter- I rained of tar Public Services of G. E. Woaoog. Egl• ; an opinion, which %SLY also so uniwininusly ezprested at a ver b munerom Gooeral Meeting of the lanabitants of the Twist., and Neighbourhood of Sheffield, held April 11%380. fleet therefore Oils htmting do appruve of the PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION, which has been ev ened to defiay the E 4 ences attending the legal Pure ings wherein U. 1.. NI/Aaos.r. I..sq. has been involved, in enmemienceof the ln vevtihattou instituted tly him tato them:tact of theistic Com mander in Chief. That chi. Meeting do therefore recommend, that a Sub scription be opened in the Town of Sheffield for the Nam ; that Contributions be paid imp either of thp *oaks, or at the kaiser MeaccßY Priuting . Offices; and that the, .ibieripaioa do commence at this Meeting. flint these Resolutions be poblbbed in the Sheffield Papers,. and 11,and-bith, tam all who approve of the Measure usa) be publicly ;mortised where they may baye the oppurtunit) of contrilsotiog towards the detrayiug pf Expellees, which have been incurred io an attempt to stop that torrent qf Cur nation which has always been found itot only destrUctire of the Itigats of the People, bat fatally dangerous to the tonn eau of Goverumeet itself. Tort Mews. E. Rhodes, J. R. norm, 14. Sayle, Thee. Ibmk•Ll, L. Na.nue, J. Favell, and J. Mealgensery, be ap t -mimed Committee to trMisact the gds nribing feet tit lib.ire Resolutions. E., RIMOES, elsairetiaa. Tau the 'Chants of this Meeting be gives; to the Chairs's& = 1 am. .••• Ilubfiu - • •.,•• •• • Vraterkrd• • • .. • * uutproutio ••••••• ••• • • • 0 _ 1 . THE B'll WSMAN, 711.E4CFRS ItQY4L, rENT a4a4AN. Tomorrow Eveeing, RING LEAR, Sing Lear, Mr, Renault, After which will be performed tbe qew Comic regtemiene .f HARLEQUIN PELILARIN I TEE Menses° WELL. new.Misslcal Drama, in 9 Acts, interspersed with music, mined Toe Free Knights, or 'the t;dict of UltEr!conger . , is In rowans!. IIo;es, 7r i Pit, 9s. fd. Levrer Gall. SU. ;UI . 11. TEWLI• LONDON: rums"AT, .i.swpage 18. Giv es N's Siama-ox. if ezirv.--ifeildow re the rub/ix-00.ft 4 GorrErtabagit Mail, which arrived in torn l this nionaing, contains 4 pompous and unintcreatiai l account of the entrance of the Vance of Aktiewi.. TVistittqu, the destined Successor to the Tbroge' of Sweden, into Gotteuburgb, GOTTEN RV ac n, IA I. 13,--Tita Patwcs 411 ant Miff ow Teeilry till near iiiidniglit. The troop quart: l l'm4 here lins in the neighbourhood were assembled together at four o'clock ht the a fternoon. and the streets were Hoed from that hone Os' the time of his arrival. At eight o ' clock,' more than igolib lamps, which had been Sled to illevelnale the canal na* . i l streets through which the procestiomwas to pass, were lig* 1 ea, aid caatinucd burning with a very brilliant elect for nearly the whole of tile night. • At a tpl•Uley before twelve o'clock, the cavalcade entered she gates of Gottealsarg, attended by a imaterous crowd. 4 bunting'', !ivies lighted torches its their hoods. • AUerlpellk lag tisroigh the troops (who welcomed the Palsies With three cheers), the whole proceeded to the Governor's heepei• where the ceremony ended. At the entrance of the an* mad very near • the Governor's, a sloorrigged vessel vow • beautifully netted by means of small !einem; the whelp., the riggiag,was most beautifully illuminated, at the some time* di s playing the various colours of the differast natioui. That had a very agreeable ekes. The greater part of Wednesday was greet leprceentiegper sew of dilfereet rank. The Magistrates gave their dinitr,l l nod is the evenieg there was a poseert. Thursdey forenoon the Pilings visited the areseel, the barracks, the hospital, arid the' New Chora l *Pith 4 s bedding he examined wish meds•stisitiou, mid expressed' g.masatifactiois at tsWide 11-1111ff000tto. He retensed at two o'clock to the 00WIliebow 4 ll &mew was provided for a oweereat tempaep, ind illalmoopotieg Witele449oded the hall at the Tewo Pik libielt ' Vtilitttetl a moot stageitieent display of gvatelroir, Ou the IP *I AI: e egter WS the balivf 01 NI 10 a NW, Callried far the occasiaa (tit the air of " God lave the liiiirl vra ' Wog with great taste. At tea o'clock ea friday atone* (yesterday) the P4l ?ICS, General o'AiiLsAirangs, and 'heir suites, set out for Stedlirolm. tite Patrice appears to be cured et 40 years of air, not eAccediag See feet bye itches high, toiewslaly proportioned peach marked with the woollipos , with strung &aim I Max ;minim prepoweibieg weresejestic isieisappowsooe,althoogit be is mid to possess a great ohane of mead eadevimelleg.-- . lle is in fames to reside ra books, ~.. 4rec ;Isom, Jew. 9.--4 t le saittAhet the Eiglistrillakilee — mime csamrs4aginip i_ee .of his riatides the louse. be,, arm resides kon the IM Sara - f ilittirea*spor r ike i pay ettser, leaves room to =pew he will shot* mews W Erglawd. Indeed it awed perlected tb.xt be slioul.d wa... Haig bete, after the 4telette+or CeeltelOarYl Cotes. , the!' go. frees Frame have arrived, width awe doily expected. Ibis Muss??. health is sow oweessioletelfresur.ed, that he presided at 1 biotin •f the Privy Cermill. The Khan pee atierwenie private atplieaces to Baron LecticaLcu, Imperho fiusilau Liellerel, sad N. Vow TAREAcm,. kayo! Pressiee Privy Guttivieller of Legation, both seat ley tacit respective Sovereigns to. congratulate ItiSilloestrif oa his accerinin tutus Sitedish Throne. At a fall meeting of the States of the S wedid Noble., M. Geslaves VA , PI tlittocoatc, Swedish /*toy Elqraordi- Gary and Mini.ter Plenipistetaiary at the Court of Great Uri tails, was as:Lamed a Itemiser of the Swedish .Suhility, awl hi place assign:it to him, under No. 2,1108. • . .Imlters (row Paris state, that the writvknown M. de Fora ethLte, Pa)ician and Patriarch of the Freemasons, died there very lutel j , at the advameed ap if li r ) yearsr- - :(0 0 eic - Wet Gm:BW.) . . • , ANOTIIER Letter to his MAJf,STY, gritty by the hands of Pimpot.zoe hitmelf, is reported 'to have been received by a Courier, who arrived in town yesterday with dispatches fur Prince STAN stmscao. To this report is added that of a spe cific request to receive an Answer dirt:digital" his Britannic Miliesti. NAPOLEON moat assuredly be well aware See s ' by the principles of the Constitution, the Millll. l tees of the Crown era responsible fur the acts of their master—and we are utterly at a loss to ca.. jectare what possible facility to neesiatioes he can *aped, were his liaamey to comply loth .• , I _ - . • MN request, It cannot be presumed, even by NArot.coi, that the King of Gnaw, Betrass will discuss the important subject of the basis of a nogociatiou fur Page without the advice of his Ministers. • But of ,vivo Constitution of England, Napo. laws must be either ignorant or jealous ; and it is ;sepossible ever to forget the efforts which he nade, during the " Truce" of Amiens, to induee . the Ministers of that day to restrain the PRESS of the United Lingdom. That such a measure would be unconstitutional, was to him an argu ment utterly incomprehensible. . , Anxiously as we desire rcA..cc, and unceasingly as we shall press that measure, one and only one apprehension of the consequences of so desirable, an event presses on our miuds---that of an attempt to reduce the Press to the abject state of degrada tion in which it is now held on the Continent of Europe. Mioisters, it is said ) have advised his MAJESTY to comply with the request of NAPO. LEON...lfilt wo cannot give belief to that report, except the letter be accompanied with the qualifi cation of a specific mention of its having been written by the 414111C° of his Majesty's Ministers. .........—. . Trig reported insurrection and massacre M Ca. diz, is discolored to have been the fabrication of cortakkjqbbers in Spanish wool, which was in fluenced yesterday,, for a few hours, in, conse quence of the hoax, ............- Tax resignation of Mr. VILLIZIO has been',fol. lowed by inquiries that bare led to a most curious disclosure. The besioeis of the department over which Mr. Vl:Attn. presided, was chielty entrusted to the conduct of the Chief Clerk, Mr. EDMUND WATERS, who is . ascertained to have support ed a varietinf character, almost unprecedented, having been at owe and the same time Wel' Clerk —a hitocbant—a Manufacturer—a Contractor— , a B 'rekee—e Builder—an Ironmonger—a Stage Manager—and aWarehouseman—He is fortunate. `lly just returned from a trading voyage to America ....its time to•aisist in arranging the complicated accounts of his principal. 1 4 . Logo GASTLERE4GIL • ......... . TO THE EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN. Sia s ... The observations in a statement which appear. ed on Monday last, in the Daily Newspapers, said to be " from asithorio"—which authority I have reason to know is Lord CASTLEREAGH— being calculated to make an erroneous impres sion on the public mind, I think it proper briefly to state, some previous and recent circumstances, , that the public may be enabled to judge 'how far I have acted with Mandar and justice, io what I delivered at the Common Hall on the 9th of this .month, on the: subject of the emoluments derived by the familied of the Marquis of Heerroge and , Lord CASTLEREAOU from the public revenue. "On the 26th of December, I was applied to by a Gentleman, on the behalf of the Marquis of (hareem, and Lord CAITLEREADN I who point, ed out to me a Statement, which appeared in a Morning Paper of the 15th of December last, par. porting to be a Report of the Speech I bad Sell. 'vered at a Common Hall on the preceding day., In that Report I was staled to have said, that " the Marquis of HltarfOßD and his family drew t 4 out of the Public Revenue at least 50,0001. per " annum : the two Honourable Mr. &grooves, " not less than 12,0001. a year ; and that there is 66 distributed from the same Fund, not less than " 40,0001. a year amongst the family of ; l ord " 6 CASTLADEAOM." ' , , Thu substance of what was stated In theft Re port, the Cattleman bwriog r stated Jo be errone ous—he expressed his fell conviction thail7tretilit' readily rectify the mistake, or misrepresentation. The Report I 'had ,ssever.uesil that moment seen, and ou reading it, I did not hesitate one moment in pronouncing it incerreet—hy no means convey. ling that which I wished to. be untierstoact. 1 aisured the Gentleman that my anxiety to cssr e rect the error, • was not _inferior to , that of the Noble Individuals who worts the subjects of the I observation, and that at * nest Common Hall I would publicly state the, misconstruction or mis. apprehension of what I had really intendell to say. I, at the same time, remarked, that I had taken the atneent.of the emikkonente,derived from the public revenue by those Noble Families, from The Political Register of tdf. COIIIIIITT of the 21st of Jan. 1809; and as so v,onsiderable a period had elapsed since that publOation, during which the statement hatt, by not . Ilsaados heel. contra: dieted, been tacitly admitted, I did cortPleo my. self to have been tally justifivd in havingsuumed , sack -statement to be correct. • , The Gentleman thrill produced Cstaiiesent shot. ler to that which lme heels publielted " Me ww-, theriphy which %deg perused, J. returned to him, with as *letranion, that althqegh I would cheedolly'eeremkOy MiIIOpPOSODW4OII ert Imia. apprehentloo 114 / *ght lore go ne foob to Ole : • - ,.. ,.. _ • . . . .. . I . .. , .. . . . . . . . • ... . . . rATtsmAN. . • , . • . . • . . , - . . . --, --, a lair eoesparbon between- the statemeots of Lid .. CAIITI.Z4SI.4III toad Mr. Country ;-- EROS .coangrrs rourtiCau, RE0111782, *IST adatlAlLif t 1809. • 1. WI roAST4A I PAP H, SectedirPor State, 6,0001. a-yea z , . 2, artpliller-Gaittit- WA*? Ocollier of Lord Carta, • !Liana), Coder Secretary itS Sow, WOK a ..y ear. 3, ilatio•persas, *Areal upon the'S . MS; upon our l ease , Sixth 1.9091.- *pow. - ' . 4. - Same peach Lieutenant Colonel of a Regiment of Ira goers, 5001. a-year, 1 : 3 • i ' 3. Lord - Hoc RY Hants (a first attain of Lord CASTLt. ... * sum), Joint' Muster-blaster.Geomal of Ireland, 4 . pasest place. 2,10J1. a-year. 1 ' 4" . Mr: Jalill Cantor %%topnotch (a brit coojoi s c . Lord CLIITLERELout), Commissioner of the Excise i a Ireland, 1,9001. a-year. ~ • 7, Messrs, Joao Srandits and Tamils arcrit.e. (Snit . cootia• of Lord Carr Left enter), Exaotiaators of tit, 1 Customs in Ireland, 9181. a-year. 8. Wed/Issas Szymoua and Lord RQBVII? Samoan (Mho of Lord Caszutazacit), Prothneotary l a t h • •aart at Ring's Beach in Ireland, 12,5111. a-year. 9. Setae persons, Clerk of the Crown in the King', Smart in belied, 4471. a-year, 10. Same persons, Filasers la the. Ring's Bench in Ireland, 11051, a 7 year. . . 11. Lord ROOERT Szvmosii: (heck of Lord Catrtt; RSAGII), Grolier and Wiantegger of the Port .of D e w lin, 19391. a year. • 19. Lord Cacaos *Orsini , ' (uncle of Lord Curtis! acacia), Commissiouis of Excise in Eagland, Ma a., Year , 4', Sams wee% Ilarbottr.Master of the Port of Chri st * • said, it the Lined of St, Croix, about 10001. a Pat. . 14. Same - person, Rarboar-Master of the Port of r o w: delisted, in Saha Cioix, ninon 11()31, it year, 18. s ame prrva p.. Naval (nicer of' the Port of Clidstisa. . sted, in Saint Mix, about 9tall ! a year, , '. 1 IL panne person, Natal Olrate of the Port of Frederido sted, in St. Croix, shoat wow. a year, 17. Lord OgiRGII Stormova, and his Sue, G. 11.? . esslteve. elave.o Yowl ollori . , S .11 ' 1 1 Reversion of the °Ace of Craner and Wiarlinser if iii. port of flublin, valued at 49301. a year, aid innwhilt as just woo Iv 1,04 Apnea? BeVitoUll. ' • ' _ _ 1 "1 44 Tite total annual ansount , peid by the paha to these several persons, is 436,G91; 'and No; El, 9, 10, and 11, having been held duce 1766, t h o total sum which, through these channels only, mg beep drawn from -the Public, itteledieg the Coo. pound Inlerest, is, if my celcalatlea • be ewe; R2,I4O,LISC'" . - • • . , .i {There see* to be an error in the mid amount, of ,eIOOQ, it hieing .435,091 only—thh &ably arises from tinarinnission of the lased miehantst of . Mr. 401 . 1 1 1 1 tx. Mae 9 E, which i 404 41000 +i- 4 1• . / . . .Tl 4 llet Is illt io his. Cosorrr, to beet, ' 4.l' PlatnOten, Peatillial eriepekteipee allialiolintslasaandAisti in the &port lad t • ''' the lailistkr7Ctlithihdlts Lithe Naos .. , .. oi daillodttee, is t month-or/Owe last,"--cess. ' , . .411041 , 111 by • ~ of tgit 'pint Report. , •,... • .. .. - • • . .qiiobilege* 0110040110., Cower! h p s mall 44 semi, lif air ' r•lcsi kors' .of • c r eettaitemo.—.Lord CAmocs,.. who is the omit of the Nobli Lord L holding the folluw,ing plus, as appears in the same Third Report :... 'Teller of the Enthemter . - l ama par a m Commissioner of she Mean of /ndia • . tow . ' Pradilest of the Costal' - 1 „ ~..44 9 0A , ~•i: , , Ili • 'ibels!! quits are lddhd.. tiklitet of £35,691, 'the aggregate will joi tomr. ; 46 il i a so lea a rah - • Mats 944,308 per Autnum, receiyal o ut of de plibiie moony by the family and relations of ths Noble Lord1 : 11 . - i If the Report of the Committee of Fins •-, to be .hewn to halo been erretteous„li for one, s' most' sincerely rejoice-m•but if that Report asset be controverted, my satisfactioi will set he lot by Ms Lordship" skewing to the People of EOg• land the public services which Ittirs sl rdo l 4 ,0 • ai . i . r. for that enormous sum of snasicy.-I. f. 014 , 41 R. • ' RORtß i f W4 016 0 41 * WI .latio.luis 1908. . .. . ........-4.-4---..--c . . ; . N 4 VA L i errs a.pIG liNC R. • - • • Folvnuovni, Jaw. !T.—Arrived the TetoolwA,- . Trinceln, 'Poor of war s with convoy from theDeivai the Pilot sloop of Ivor, front Guernsey. , . Sailed the Tyrian, of 111 Stns, with a cavity fee the MO the three Indlaimo, vesicle lowly arrived, undertook, 4 Virt,j',.apeei checlotte - filetea from Prime of Waleishalli acoomPaairliVi.`" : • • Dist„ JAM. 17,-sSaHed * Amadeu frights 0 1 Adams, to the Rmtvrard. , • • Aririved his lialestis ship . Madestice and Prime* OW lone, frINQ lits.tlloklic 1 acre ciat,t . h4d V. 0 0 1 4) Ed fir , ' from Sheeniest.. -.. . .. Was,astra s 44a. l5;--Sailed the. hiloteitig . 44 616 Kincess Elizabeth; gin, and the Peimess Cillahalii_,f 4 • far Lbbriot Duke' of Kea, tweet'', fax Or/ IlliPm er Sends t Smite, Thome.; . fur puha awl 'lllallat : . Itaeis* for Jamaica 4 sad the littel, WON* 14 `"' 1(rik* . eftege=gcco This morning . wyoung GoOtlemms, of ditoi s .1 Inv' r, hoped (ruin . the gallery of eke So! ,r;esinto the yard ; and wan laterolly daillo,l ' The cause of this . act is tallboys... l ortqrrow is settling day at the Stock. Exchooo Ai Gentleman arrkred o' the' ;heels of P d l §eastisateensk, on Monday,: nith d 1 , 1 1 0 .0.0 his Excellency s (rum Isis Court. .. ; It Is the inteo lt o' tien .uf the CVANOELL O ti Escurousw immediately i‘fter till counnvonsl _ • • WI ~. to more go ardor 40 , rge ~„ inteedueing Private Bella, * sod•ltioniii after Which ISO Focnoi .4 i f t t received. The Opus lippoinUm t o hat ficed opon. Olt 8011011 h' iii OW bilabial& gellaaarabtY ' . " WI ,. !M P ° i k ttia & - 1111 1 11 A I I !I I " . v ~ ,' '''! • piddle in tsonsequence of my speech, it was impossible' that, in a popular Assemblyi I could descend to $ statement of the minu tiae of that paper,* with a view to correct. er. roes that bad appeilred in the plliblic" newspapers about 1$ months ago. I added; that as the state. most on which my speech was groneded, origi nated with Mr. Conairr, I did not feel myself at liberty to impeach the correctness of that autho rity. • That; I conceived to be a point that mold only be settled with Mr. Centre. The Gentleman took his leave, apparently com• pletely satisfied with the result of the interview, having first pointedly observed, that it was the wish of the Parties, that ,I should inte.duce the subject in inch manner as might he most agreeable to my own judgment aed feelings . . A few days'after this 'interview, I had thshis nour of another visit from the lame Gentleman, at l wlsielt the subject wai renewed, but nothing patted materially differing from the. conversation at the former meeting. At both those interviews some friends of mine were present. . On the evening preceding the day on which the - last Common Hall was held, I received from the Amato gentlemen lii nate, iuclosiug swamr tiatevl r peat, differing materially • from that whilittpl Imo since published ''fronsauthority"--to note I replied in writsg, stating say objeatioae , to some parts of thwiNteenent, and repeating my, opinion, that it could not in reason be expected of me to enter into a minute detail, beforsi a popular assembly, of the different items specified in that . statement. • . . On the morning of the day on which the last Common Hall was held, I met the Gentleman appoiotmeat at Guildhall, having previously 'ti., vitcd him to be present, that what. I should thfflll say might not be liable to misrepresentation. On -our meeting be readily expressed acquiescence `ln the oliservations in my. note, saying that he alit net expect me to enter into the purticalars of the statement% and adding, that he bad inclosed it merely with a view to shew bow Mr. COsnETT bad over. , stated it--to which I replied as before, that the correctness of Mr. Coasert's statement wig not a matter which it was incumbent on me to dispute or to defeed. Its the explanatioe which' I sabeeqsently made to the Livery on this subject, I Allistilscily stated, that what I bad asserted " did pot originate with 64 myself, but was fonsoleo on assertions that ije. " peered in the newspapers twelve months antis*. " dent to thaf peeind—that the families of the gg Marquis ofHenTrolle mad Lord Canuntafill " derived from the • public revenste„ ht *various " ways, either in salaries from offices, or from " places, the duties of which were executed per.. or ty deputy, emoluments antemeting 66 to 36,0001.'' On the following day, meeting, the (lrentlentun in the street, Lashed him, whether tbe manner which I had explained the matter to the 4. 1 very, was satisfactory t He'expressed his satistasil Lion at the manner in which I had made the ends& statism, and which, he observed, was precisely is the way that I had proposed--he had not seen Lord 4 1t.e 'ASTLEREAtiII, but had net a doubt that it would be equally satisfactory to his Lordship, although 'lse might feel it necessary to publish the statement , Iss.the Newspapers he had shorn me. My reply whs, 4 I have nothing to do with that, that tests between his Lordship and Mr. Cousin." 'On Sanday, the 14th instant, I received (rota the same.Gentlernan the following letter ; • ham area Lord CASTI.ERICACIN and Lord Gtonak 'fievusoss. and I have the pleasere to infant yaw, that your speech neTuesday last; In the Cosonson Halt, is as astisfooe airy to thew as I expected it would be; bat as you omitted 'to guinea the real, bets of-the. case, the ressitts a the idor- OelKiea [gave yOu, they deem It necessary ta publish the In 41oredisiatesient lithe Newspapers. I think It right to send otteteLl!y!u before it publicly nupears. bare written tvr. ?dr. Count, ft‘ttlllsj i., Sallt be srall insert it in his Register, * " You will perceive that- greet pais . ' hue bean taken tai !drop the object with regard to you. t' siyp. 14, 1111 Q." . The letter inclosed a copy .of the Stitlenlent which appeatest in the Netirspapers 'on Monday last. ' • The assertion, that in my speech at the .cont. mon Hall, I g g omitted to state the real facts of ;the case," Ido oat clearly comprehend. It wet Previously enderitood, as I have already twisted, :that the Particulars of the statement that has bassi published, were net intended to he introdiced at the Common. Hall. The " Gentleman" Aped& Bally and distinctly stated, 66 that it, was oat pealed" The oesierion, which Is inspatc4 to me, I . therefore cannot comprehend. , The real faces nf tl , ts PIS*, SS I fate -khan to are—that my vessel - at tie Coasmostalall, the 14110 of Decembers vas PecldealffY misrd. ._ _ _ _ - tae 14t. el • - ISACHEQUIN lfii presented—end: doll corrected slob *nip •st the setsisim, tatiun at the.aeat caefrAn by 1 11 1 **11, 1 #. Ilibe of inteedits havehlreedy saida4l o 4 !.. _ Piet a' day, aft That the Pablie ow kigne *at the .ediemiet eeilklitZitnrecsiltb was to which I alikrilltdi # 61" it UPS** Witt e;pedite iubjebt the esttolki l kos eht the Moue 44001—tbe Nam Oa ovs stoisisi• **Alma,. ,• • • s% its l ' ~ovsce Si Pon of loci Cot PGE " II Want! 1 thei orrenk idcrty. rittk, dribil t gaiust Dr ilia I' 660 a' Tn ilespot, Dble M !Spain, reit 1 ot, i' rivilt u fficic heti to be i lova& 6- L .. .",u re 1) 1 'OlO lO nice ; tocß ; tal P 4 Otto. her m peept Wei w a tort if or; bat ties si whicl Valk) peep tions tions that ' thou ise di <Arc firm Int( to NIV Col ~1 t •i