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appears arisen prospects we have no informs/40h 4ss &fence would undertake a hasty changtaiin (icy, even were the authority of the Liteessehe sapeteat to such decision. " Yon desire that, its this defect of power, Coa. IS may be specially couveuel. It is unnecessary ewansiste the evidence, or the character of the tr. which aft eepposcd to dictate such a )1)41 he sensible, on Loa uttention dates. hoot the legal period of their Aleetints is early to, in this astewsire country, they could be ly convened low a special cull. '•I should, with etreat willingness, have ex► t wishes or the inhabitants of Hoiden, hat! twice, a repeal, of the tsbniexiewts edicts or other Omni:es, sdueeil the care in which Elam the laws Lave rest m t tt euthority ; and .q. ihnny motives of iticc a 41ti ti , t lead to such changes, that er et to expect this. hut while that t; remain, the Legislators, aloud cast prescribe coarse to mimed. Apo 20. « To. - Juscasow." --7=---Ssrs=-n-wrraewsawaoseosmmnstsse=c--. =e . r 'H E BRITISH PRESS. • • T.O DON. FRIDAY, Oarosiac • , 6 4 16411001,i1Uft0f the iiiiportaut proceeding of e Aloft of the I..ity of Westanuster, beid yrs. day e llM ettmesadee of an Acklreis to Ili. I.lJaieTYl etint the Consentioo in Portugal. Is given in r oscoeut adenine. The original resolutions. hill by it& WIIIIMART, prayed an recirut i itY, generally; bat the amendment. moved by r. Sucalertsw. states. that it is highly expleillent enliven, Perliaustut. for the potpose of r mutest Siam titer' l. ice foe reitresi. Never roklialie• was a 'mike etiiig of such magnitude condueted with more iptr nowt unaitimity. The only circumstance relent(' to endanger it, was the It-solution for a rhauaentary Reform; a Resolutiou highly 'sn iper, aa being totally unconnected with the red object. The good 11U1ISe of the A:eating, !ever, 1 1 0011 prevailed against it; and it was loudly. odeinesed by the most samirine. friends to the ,TI the Windsor Coeds packet is arrived et, Lath. ads, with Malta trem Nati Y4rl lad Habliatt smiled from the focuser pace ou the tOr e a the latter on the ire) sit. We hare reelat'ed hi r ned i ° 9 P a CeN . 10 the fith l lfirin which we * extnieted the PmartmApPm . Answer to die dress from Reatou, pra)ing a rernov.il of the 'barge. Its our Paper of NVerhiraday lads stated, apes the authority of recent intelli ice from .ttnerica, that Mr. di:renames was de ▪ to peremere in that moat dentritetive mew e, and we now find our stsstemeut candrered by Ansa er to t'..:.eritisens of Boston. la that An se lie declares that the embargo is to he erm ine/rate in davaboa with the war between Eng and France, and the present measures adopted those pins ere affecting neutral (Nen meter. As, Is the recent political changes in Naito and astral, and their colonies, all faveisralile to rland, and ilerensing her strength, it is sat ly that England will rewind those commercial ma to which she hurl recourse iii a moment of iimrative weakness, there upperirs little fissile of spesisiou of the embargo, so far as it depedds ri Mr. Jervaastiv. The length of our report the proceedings at the Westminster Meet yesterday, does not,.lnns us to dwell upon tin. important dui:lament ; but there "rip or three points, so strong and prominent, we art cosupelleil to notice them :—One of ! is the pll.9xtge where it says— , ' In Spans, tal, a contest for the Coveniment appeurs to urisen."—Now, this answer is dated the *nth sigma, and the insurrection in Madrid. ageinst 'retch, took place so tar back as the of the rah of Julie, Visconut Men E 4,34. mother Sp wish Deputy, arrived in Loistlon, ieit succour, and represented the whoa., eotin ▪ breathing only one spirit ,of indignation st the French, and rising every s here in anus, the middle of May, to rcpcl these invaders. ligcnce of these events must have rtechtd 'heron before the .6th of August, the dote of 3.14V15T P O the Boston Address ; and Otytliis is ate of things which Mr. Jr:rete.Bl4, l ,n i ith a • hypocrisy aistFistinhed coutiS4sist of wou:rl represent ,as a mare •no,3test for Is this the synspaithpuf the A tneriian seta fur a brave and gallant Dation coutendises , Eitioil i f i li Iraitaties' , o o $ l6, 1 ,400 04 6 (4" IRllstitel swivel! us moral chaos and rratifsmissis i Waliklialistieirm to notice any more Cr isiirteisetlketiblieel* issitler or Mr. Jr.FFLIISON'd o ' V . I ' iiiisiiikieli Stliiels see have pointed out. • • - t: i • I, hoire.rer, sufficieiAly dicer his gross and shame #l,lll4 k ittl partildity for France. . The arrivistpf Sir Him Ott.av urt.s. in this en pital will ussquestiouably form the prelude to au itiquiry into those transactions, which even His MA.. sesev's reluetantly admit, ee have (limp pointed the 'toper and expectations of the eosin.. try." We shall not venture to anticipate the "en mities of thaw Court which is about to be convents], two still less to apportion the respective degrees of responsibility and ealpability incurred byl4;.- eirseern. Buiesan, oral Watiastry. Indeed, that Miuislers impute no• degree of blame what ever to the second of those Officers. we must as sume or infer, since it appears that he is left in command of the army its Portugal. The move clusely we investigate and ascertain the results of the late Convention, in all its bearings and come , , • tiesieVll, the more does it appear to us to have syri nged the interests and honour of the British Crown pc,ipl e . It is not, however, so notch the humps vity of the Genend that excite. reprobation, esthe cri minulity of Admiuistratioth iu sollertisig fur tls newt arduous/014240ns of inalitary exertioo, men %loom it was inspesisibht that they could conceive to iimsess either reebignieed alailitiei or experience. If DAL RV MPLII had rettuseled .sit Gibraltar, or WHITE LOCUS in the Isle of IVight,, both might hare es caped notice, mid bare iseeWleet emoting the head of Clieuerala of pentde and chew. That Mioiste e, con scious of their owl. participation in the niiefortnuee ettestdant ou Sir (laws nonainreion, menu to ex tend protecti o n to him as fee *Owl dire, we may safely assert, wheo we see the exertions made by their einissafies to 116flen, so palliate, and even loudly to justify the Convention of Clara. The Cabinet is, indeed, pressed between two levers. which threaten them with annihilation. On the ono hind, Lord MELVTI.LI4 onexpeetedly arrived in town from Dunira, is uoderstood to insist on being immediately placed at the head of the Admiraloy, the conduct of which department lie severely ar raigns; or, it' his demand is uot complied with. lie weans, it is believed, to join the Opposition.— On the other, Lord WettesttY, supporting and :sepported by his numerous relatives, as weal as by his Asiatic friend* and dependants, storms at the door of the Twomey, and demands odmiasion.— Undarthar cirsgenshimees, we cannot wonder at an inefacieut Nlinisq.., divided into two parties, and apprchossiirs of censure or iadiguittioa, em bracing the amsomoilitatioaal sotpesrosat of advising M pistiirase the istreting of Par tatq~eulb:r '!My ittaOklci‘to:ahCw. that 'we eiruifdiktOnsided. or kayo aces seed, the asiokbt446l Costrainaran. ' Nan llidW i t. 6 lllolll;lliisids and retainers. c.; edge lilintillgifetwgeb • ferecinits enemy, by 'dila Mono sitenikiill? It not this the peat object for which vte ilittod out the Expedition? Could not - Juaor have held tilt tho forts ardent us, for some weeks? Might he nor e aren if premed by fa mine, or Invested en the north of the Tagus, have crowed over that Averts Alden-Gsßep,on the other side? Ariel 'night he not from thanes have pene trated, by Elves, across Spain, to the Ebro ? Must we not late pursued him ? Would not many weeks have been lost in the military operations? M'hereas we have now effected the primary iuteetion, and can send our forces, by Sea, either into Biscay, or, am we mean, into Catalonia, where they may decide the fate b, the war. If some trilling or tnigor de feet, ratty be found in the two coove if they have not corresponded with the sanguine ideas recited by the action at Ninieira, we must never ' dieters excuse these errors and inadvertencies, in consideration of the greater benefits derived from Jt: got's evacuation of Lisbon and Portugal." That this is the language of Ministers. oo mau who has access to know the fact, cuss attempt to deny. Without stopping to Elk pest the fallacy, the falsity, or the extuigeratioti, of each of the par a'.cultiat here Ell 1111 l erated, it suffices to ask, Is Portaged evacuated by the enemas 4 is d ir our army embarked. ur *Arcked to the aid of oar clu ea, tie Spaniards.! —So far is Portugal from being freed frog the kneuch, that a new campaign is comluenced.rgairsse therm Jr nor, it is true, with Ilia: forme, aruip, - ainninsiition, and, as will appear, .a gnat part of the plunder, is already, we may pre. sumo. at' ; and, probably, on his march to join NLY ua Alava. or its Navarre. But he has left occupation enough for Elves aid Al us,e'da, the two keys of Portugal, towards L-tris mailunt and St' demesne, refuse f a admit oar forces. General ;lore, with la .i a ..ios. of taw army, is Lone to reduce the la =t sal those for those,. New cotharraastnenta, of a vary delicate tutor', have, however, which may had to most serious consequences. The Spanish garrison in the Fort of Bsdajoz, only a few leagues distant from Elves, indignant at a Convention which still left a frontier town of such importance in the heads of the enemy, had actually formed the siege of the place, and had begun to throw shells into IL Doubts are entertained whether the Spaniards caa be in duced to desist, or even to allow General HOPE to take possession of, and to occupy, Elves. So much for the evacuation of Portugal. But is any part of our army embarked for Spain ? Not a man had been put on board, so lute Its the stli of the ',remelt mouth ; though, us we before observed, Jutawr's troops may be at this hour pushing through the Pyrenees, before they are closed by snows, and ready to begin hostilities; against BLAKE, or against PALAFOX. Lord HAWK ESIIIIRY may assert, as we know he loudly does, that we have tonnage in the Tagus sufficient for transporting fourteen thousand men. But we much question the authenticity of the declaration. A short time will shew. Meau while we invoke the vigilant attention of the coun try• to the conduct of a Cabinet, which, after hat ing, by their miserable intrigues, given the com mand to a General obviously unfit for such a ser vice, one now attempting to justify their own errors, by concealing or varnishing over his uiii- as A letter halt beets received at the East-India 'ouse, from Rio Janeiro, dated the 1 tat of July last, stating, that the shi 4 4,1.c:them, Capt. Doi.h. Int.l completed the realties Zither forensasr, and wa r then ender way, proceeding 'for Madras. Our woollen manitfactnre is likely to be greatly imp , roved by the great importation of sheep from Spain. Two thousand were landed ou 11-ednes (hi) , at l'ortsinotith, front Gijon. The ban/It Get:, tte, of the itd, contains th Edict, ordering all persons who had obtained possession of tie. tioniteof the Spaniehtrootothat were disarmed by JUNO?. to deliver them in to the head-quarters of the British eavidry at Belem. We understand that in consequence of this edict, most of the horses hate been recovered, and the Spanish cavalry remounted and equipped ; hat as these horses hud been sold by the French, it was neer-awry to indemnify the per sons into whose hands they bad Nitta by purchase. All the letters from Portugal, from the Officers, and we hare seen not a few of them. speak in terms of every thing but respect of some of ourhigher of ficers there. It is a pity that - a brave army should be doomed to fight under men in whom they have no continence, and of whoee former serve.* the country knows nothing. The (Imam, DAV 'DION, from Belfast for Work ington, we. lost near Bangor, on the eth inst The Fusee transport, belonging to Shields, STIIOII/, Master, is lost ou the coast of France. One of the Members of tkeVictualling-Office has recently been at Ilyinouth ; and two of the Hein bent of the Burnsek Board, and two of the Medical Board. are pin roond the country, and tooling into their respective departments, tit different sta tions. Captain TOWltelr, one of tae Members of the Transport-Board, and Major iNW.SISITT, of the wutrter-Master-Generul's Department, ure at Portsmouth. superintending and expediting the embarkation of troops. The transports, with the wounded men (min Poe taxa!, have arrived ut Spithead. The bomb, with her convoy, fron t Portsmouth. arrived at Rio on 44th Jii ly. The *arta, —, from Falmouth fur Guern sey, foundered at sea the 13th inst. crew saved. 6 lt is stated in bOlllll private letters. of the 4th in stant, from Lisboa, that our troops begin to get sickly, owing to their lying about exposed to 'the weather, not having been allowed, instil very lately, any covering whatever, except their tenis; and, even at that date, a blanket was all that was allowed to every tive men. The Oph thalmia is also said to have mole its appciinalice among them. It hail been lingtight in by the 64d and another regiment, which infected the rest of the cony. The very important cause respecting the Titles and Estates of the late Earl ANNFALF.Y, is to come into immediate cliscus.inti. The Mother and Guar dian of the claimant of those baboons and posses sions, has, it is said, aunotniceil her intention of bringing the question to as early an investigation as legal forms will allow. On the 7th inst. sentence was passed by the Chancellor in the Consistory Court of Durham, in the long-rending suit against the !lector of Roth bury. The decree is, that he be suspended for three years, and a sequestration of the rectory is sirder;sl to he Matted to the Rev. Mr. IblAUUttatt. of Burnburgh Castle. 11 hen it was known that BON•PACTI had used some of Ills MAJLATT's crtam-coloured horses in Ilanover, in order, as lie arid... To ride like the lisug of ENGLAND," those of the Itoyal Stud here were bud aside, except one, of exquisite symmetry, broke for Ills M a.etsry's use us a ('larger. A Por trait of this beautiful Horse, from a painting by ( 'as tom, is given itt the last Number of The Sport ing Magazine ; and it will not be too much to say. that the Engraving does simple ju stice to osec/rights!: it a p pears likewise to h a v e eat care fully worked by the copper-plate printer. The gang of robbers who have so long infested the wcsf end of the town, ore still upon the alert to commit fresh depredations. A few nights ago they went to the house of Lord Leeman Cows'', iii Stanhope-street ; but, alter ringing the door bells, retold that the servant in care of the Louse was ion diligent for them. A mournful instance of mortality occurred last week in the family of Mr. CNRISTOPHER HEAPS, jun. of I..eerlii. Tiwee of his children, a gill and two boys, were successively attacked with a degree cif arrompsinied with an ulcerated sore throat, min lanit at present very prevalent amongst club:rum) which was succeeded in all of them by that alarming complaint the croup, and terminated fitatly to the first od Friday, the second on Mon. clay, and the third on Tuesday last. • • ' .ers. ne to the lielligers . n tVatesti *viers foOkbbrivey indareggien c e ? Why has net a coutritry to dleti,t9tirestitakintile antr. atthe aired Mo. that burned intim breast of " in the event# Pew** litt stilities b e t %oelk t h e Boti ge i eu t p o Sp ome gbir m , 411111nerston,spswired,amd descended tewarnuand se, or such change 'iss thei(inlitsures .atfectitig inolbiloltattle darks colds end oldeelinglsesom of his o trail contwerc? o , sally la ciaribistiiikthtUnital successor? In another passage b e sa3s , "to r years ate 11 441444 tY We*" or he Pi e- we have been looking as epectetries me our brethren lent. he is,aetheejsed to .us pend the Embargo.-- in Europe, attliMed wills all these s evils which at- " no PeAloo-or onlYtnamoo-ef , measures, 4tfecting cemmerce, is :kaolin cca M th Y lon '"' S o ab1ia4)441"56t the "'nrairules lave t.ilten phice ; the Orden, of Esiglainl, sad ova mad ifttious together.” Mr. Jsr- e Decrees of Frisbee and Spans. essiatmg at the. a estmers. hi Ili/ le but bere.lpe is a libeller to of these laws, and 4ill unrepeelcd, sai tar as! tqyfl gi404.1 sentence . site is classed with t slow. In Spain ilidaesl, a muted- lot the (:wi;" „„' tc , ,„„„„,, moral ranseat appears to bare avian; iLe course • - :_r_ _ _ • win M 1111011111.1•11 elfasTsolni vim ..11 • - l'arlisinentory . This resolution, lids was earnest imausiinttoijry4ip,poettinst con- ing of soot rosiirostiie eitiaeossati,V.r.tusinster. m u * wore portaatdnwti fe-etual,th au resolutions pl*d b. Da the nun! solieet. :It st e t ;.. the Vitiii i ns Westminster kali LW I MififitterVo l i° l do °et "Pwet j+tntiNiN their bttnti; bud t it is to tirlisinent islmose they Wit with eon.. * 7 .1, N • „( ':: _ _ • TIIEA' The Beggar's Opera was last night, and introduced the first time, in the part lit.•ND, in that of Lucy. and acted the part extremely the aougs in the hold manly st he was applauded throughont,, lbw happy could I he wirA TAIN's l'olly possessed all the and interest, of the author voice with such taste and variety , the applitilbe was 1 1 1 1.4. iisanit; Ceas e was glean in a style thin obtaiued encore. Mrs. BLAND** Lucy a, influence, spirited mid chaste with all her usual sweetnesft, ' line for the gaoler's daughter. win, 1111 ite out of character. 1 SPAIikN, in Mr. and Mrs. Peachuta, and Mr. Merrill:Ws was • goad . went off with great Peace followed; in which M his versatility of talents w , At half price the Theatre The Marchioness of I CLAIR: and B•RIYINORE, and Lennoea, were present. _ ROYAL His Royal Ilighnces th'e Portsmouth, on Wednesday Ile was confined to the house, position. The works were _ part ure of his Royal Highiiew, lined for upwards of four milei saluted as he passed. The short Patties at POrtemouth endeared /- and suitors; perhaps no act him iu a more ainialile view, Kearns of the army, as his kii affectiouate capdrn t to his they embarked' for a foreign ;enemy. General SLADE'S hisailar 1 •Ivind-hound at St. Helen's, witisortunity of the least shift . proceed for Corunna, to join Sir DAVID army, to ;which they belong. The Duke RENCK remains at Portsmouth with his sow, net ksrzct Aaater ., till the fleet sails. His lligli nets in the mean time proposes to visit of the men of war sit Shithead. The Duchess of Roman RUH will shortly , the lashimisbie world with her elegant parti.7, her house is Portman-slimier. Her Grace is pected to return soon to town from Scotland,' an absence of neur eighteen months. The Duchess of Commit, who has", the fashionable assemblies, will be in torn Christmas; when the west raid of the town lume its usual gaiety. His Royal Highness !IloNstana left town ou Alonday for Gotdield-house, lastly SMITH Rummies elegant house in dilly is preparing For the reception of her ship, who is shortly expected in town from lbrrr• Bower. lite Duke and Duchess of BOAC FORT will Badminton, Gloucestershire, in the combed last month, for 131andford-park, to pass the Christens holidays. Mrs. THOMAS HOPI: had a select party, last evening, at iier liftuNe in liscitrar-street, Portman• square. Lady l'EatH's card patty, last night, was two• ronsly mutiied. C • ouel and Mrs. flastusoNT here passed the grcute,t part of the summer at 1-lexham-Abhe ; tiny are expected itt their house iu Podium-squint in the course of next month. Miss I. , a young Lady, whose nutlet( nts and negnirements have uttrscted much no tice, is etii.;agetl by r. at a very his , - reel salary, tea perfori at the Maischestirr Theater, which will open in December.—Mr. 'toes. urn"' derstand, ass also anxious to avail himself of the Lernetit of her power*. Viscount, ss ORIEI. has taken a house, in Sr- $ O,l l- 9, treet, Bath, where her Ladyship intends pass the wititen The Right Hon. JOBS Form. her Ladyship's husband, has returned to Irelae.!, where he will rennin' until January. The Duke and Duch. s. .1 Buirono intended to leave town last night for Woburn Abbey, where her tintee's accomellemext is expected to take tilsce in the course of next month. The hest arrivals at Rath are— Illargals of Bath, Lord J. Thynne, Lord Chief /sone Downs, Lady Harewnod, Lady Argent', How Mr. sad Uri. W. H. Hare, Hon. Charles Miller, Sir William John" Right Hon. Jame s , Mn.s an d bli ss Fitzgerald, Sir Mewl Baker sad faasil,,, Sir Joseph Copley sad fieoily, Sir Ges. and Lady Stainoton Sir IL Come Gee. Marlene, Map* 13 , a. Skerrett, Major.Ceo. Doeklell, Col. WoodingtoN Cul. sod Mrs. Little, Cul. Horan, Col. Browaiag, ke• We are happy to announce the speedy publics: tion, in Londou, of Madame Corttll*ll " ak is a. preceded by some interesting Memoirs of tlie Anther ; also two beautiful and classic Ulm., by Mond. DE CNATEACIMARD, entitled " Alois rt Real." On Wednesday se'uniglit,at the Assembly Room+. Metor and Mrs. A NtiCaTon, of Newcastle, glue I , ball rind supper to u select number of their friend.. which, for taste and elegance, have Isloirt or t• been surpassed in the North. l7pwards hundred and (afty ladies and gentlemen supper, the cmulsicting of which reflects dit on Mrs. IlsontE, of the Rooms. 11 was kept up with much spirit and hilitrit , lute hour in the morning. Mr. Sri:i.im:t litnatn has obtained open the %Visits:haven Theatre th,. winter. iu his mire, tiseinent, .6 that to i.e the Mt that Tlicatrf• fitly it; ell I;i• ardent wish ever purchased the pininuty of Meu..rs. WHITLOCK ; wheel! lost-mentioned EVntl eeeded Mr. lir.srroN. wluu. uss telnllBl Mr. At lit built the {wit*. / .41 14. 4 6 F.ATRE. was revived at this I, iced Mr. Joussroar, in of Moe/teeth, am y. Mr. JiIIINSTONt mutely well, and • auly stile of the ch ar ghunt,and loudly mu st y with either. Mrs. 51,, 111 the sr rewrap, Won • • :her; she displayed It,, j ratio / in the son , •„ sant ; Cease ry a . 1 • :obtained a most r • Grey walk a judicious I chisrte ; she s ang th e • item ; but her drys, was ;bier. A flou Mg silk r. Mr. DO , TIM aid X e. Pest-hum, were ester. a good li/cA. The Mit. The Three sal h Mr. ELLISTON I with the htippic a t . si was crowded. Hammitt, Country" :, and Sir Joaa wed L VISIT. hi e Pewee of W ALL day morning, for brae s , lose, on Tuesday, by Ind ere maimed upon the de. ghuem, and the road s ar miles with troops, at, The short residcuce of tbs ndeared him to the whir act of hit life ever ow, or so entirely kind, ensidescendiaxs his own regiment, reign country to said ear brigade still it's, but they will take shift of wind to starts • join Sir DAVID BAILS oug. The Duke of CLe swath with his son, Car. the fleet rails. 116 Royal Ic proposes to visit sr heath nsemeotemes URGH will shortly enliven th her elegant parties 4 prime. Her Grace is et. town front Scotland, allot rta month.,. lox, who has hitherto led its, Le in tem n by t rod of the town will sa !Ho:vulva left town ou Essex. elegant house in Piece e reception of her Loc!!. W EST, I 1 CONY& Yesterday, in se pitituatut of, yr numeral's I coy and the Li pl ..aer Hill, f Add :324 to be 4... as 3lejes dire , t 411 iugmr ime the causes Ceneeationin f Corim,lli.bkos Part on the sou tsoistiou of the the requisition, cli,A to stab• t 't ..ehre o'clock OM! ere the !NI br th.►t time woitio the otr‘ortrot vArieus the r II sell% I 11s1t cootiter-rt Ivied and oppc oi) went the I Basougbt them, 11 4 11, from an c Arthur Slur the first who Jan,P ' a al t u i L T h dl e e lidr. g i a b aa w t y : e lp ?irA r ic Iti oft' requisition number of reap ed this meeting said, that he at uttil discuss et stood Were prei Mr. Wilful fee of the Hate this meeting, I taw i a, as well bitants of t together,) whe bated, I may hitallad, and al • km meeived a *sty, in order I which has had ve.tigated; and to those us Impreaved with in Portugal vra till, I have, ales anion which ti,. you, that you is take into coast. points and be meetturee, When the drip ic.tied his def. would ceam to 6 41, with mai 'imagist it 'mai their rlomir.toni rrefich (knot aid almost ea that kingdom that, it wad wrilkwertatille. tuziested u ith father views Isis Ally'. dom . . wits theta to iui caption, ethical tvitatilv, he c; leiwly of Sp wads, in a ci parer, so as tt km . . This do brother to rei minded Spauiii de,srest rights, that ere! N.. longer an corrupted Mitt tlie cause whi pointed. Thi; that. and rlrir eolintry tuoit iiiveterat leeekinx seem to the destiiiie tthcal, and, per an espeditil was properly ti hated on aeon sit belong to These points w considered iu 541 e 1 7. is not that when it du a a pie iliacus.h. appointing at; /lend was satin] known in aiilit a y roper a n d fii +!:e and quiet IwIWCPII the (11 tielier.tl and • I:leti froni thii o;:ter rrip.:cts. , i;ise of their ee Odezetie, i tiod, that unatidett ' Join or tier r^ oiria li d e d trds of on( (.Vo. Nu, wai sat down to te43.frrow.)--1 .4 great rre- Wishatt,) us it 'be &nein; 1.13 Cowman( ty. until ite was total! r.. s i situ ttiou a license to ,lenti n rti f .tatro which was Wanner et ton apt ler sii.ce he +t.6.41, sltrerrei Ina~•drtinnof I .oc.• ii•tpcoor tictioit oak r • ithi•iiim, Pe ranee--to ' rt the I 111