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14641, the peopliwere wore lari.h thitti ever of their braises of British liberiality. , Lord COLLIN4iIVOOO hus been. a ireOlPri time on shore, to partake of a splendid entertaitimeid, givca on his account, prior to his drlisrtoire for Toulon. Every possible honour mud riisircet were paid to the Admiral. The streets were lined with the military, on his landing, and the bands played seve►al of the most poptdar airs. Amidst the variety amid importance of the matter which presents itself to our consideration from so way quarters, the Convention mule with the Treads General in Portugal imperiously demands ear attention. We have seen several letters written by military and naval officers on the spot, coming & ma t o the sd of Septt;mber, relating the series of events that preceded the final agreement with Jcsier and Se/suet's. ThroUghotit all they com amialicutioesi, Winder sentiment* of iudignation mud dirs;+p:eiutma•ot reign witlmout disguise. Even the French, uo less tb.o the English troops, partici pated• in, and loudly expressed the feelings by which they. were respectively agitated. When the former, on the gml ot September, marched out of the forth. Julien.aed the othet fortr, sees, wind, they were to evacuate, their lesimiage, demo-mow, and every thing mecum:wain ing the act, bespoke ra ther conquerors than a vaoquoshettairmy. Many of the :repireinns tittered on the occasion by them el e of a nature too painful to relate. The forces, on the contrary, when drawn up in presence of their late enemy, mud revicaed by Sir Hew DALRIN PEE, on the sums day, manifested corresponding dissati.faction. • Many of them, Conscious that the ir Officers participated in their sensatioos, threw up th e ir caps, vicifensting; Shame Shaine! a dis griedul treaty !!' They ever. proceeded to hisses. Na: can we, when we tonsider the nature of the Coavvimiion, be surprised at the different emotions that it ha» re l mectively excited in the two armies. To us, it produces neither honeer, emolument, nor advantage; for we were already masters of the crintey, a-id of the entrance of the Tai gas. Joetre, on the contrary, cut off from earn time hope of assistanee, defeated, surrounded, and destitute of all resource, except in his own character, has not merely extricated Ids army— he rat.rea with all the insignia of success—with all the honemins and boobies of war—loaded with plunder, and satiated with the spells of Portugal. BONAPARTE will knew how to distinguish between the Convention of Lisbon and the Capitulation of Andujar. Ile will never mistake DALRYMPLE for CASFANOS, nor JUNOT fur Denise. The Moni ker will .not blush to announce the evacuation of Portugal. It is in fact only injurious to our brave allies in Spain, JUEOT will speedily re-appear in Biscay, or in Navarre, mand may, by possibility, occupy Lisbon anew within the revolution of a few months. If, after sacrificing the substance, it were worth wlsite to quarrel about the form, we would even willingly inquire bow, cued by what au thority, one Couimaiiders in Portugal have pre sumed to recognise and to treat with JUNOT, as Duke of Abrautes P Our Government certainly einem recognise or admit any such title. Can say act be so strange, as to allow JUNIOT to qua. lify himself thus is. a pelshe i•sstrument, when the SECtrrALY of STATE, only a few weeks ago, de nominates the man alto created JUNOT a Doke, by the titie of e , the atrocious U»nreer of France ?" As well might time Generals under Gtoau U. have recognised the dignities a isl honours conferred by the late Chevalier Du S. Geoesse on his fol lowers. The very ntammuer a n d terms of Jumor's Rattication are offensive, ■s well as completely improper. To us he mild not have been known under Inch a desigeatioti ma l►e there assumes, which was in itself an insult. To revert, however. to a more important object of attention, tine Convention itself: Indignant as we are on rerusing it', and naturally as thut indig. ▪ 1 , 0 . 04tts kalif to the Coesineutler in Chief, as its author, yet josticecompels us to admit that the •djEsiiisc Coliventioa, of die zoth of August, re poses on the first Convention of the 44.1, as its basi.. Nay, it is evident, that the artislcs of the first Con vention are even more dishonourolde or disadvan tageous to us, than those ultimately settled. Sir Cll.laLvs Carrow positively objected to the 7th Article, as inad.nissible. and the Russian fleet was therefore given up to u 4 as a deposit. But our • N is tatinitely atgmeoted, w lien vse see that bir Astruna Wns.t.tattv, whose supersession we so much lament, the Conqueror of Vemeiras sired the Coaveotiou of the Saki with ILLLLitaI•PIP.... How are we to explain this extraordinary fact ? How are we to exculpate a general and a hero, so deservedly dear to every Britoo ? We will state what his come to our knowledge. through high and aatiientie channels. Sir Awenoa Wimestre hen written home, end hes enjoined, as well 22 so. ised, his friends.to declare publicly, that " he Li.;atly (L.A.:proved of the whole negociation and ti.st oe icu not even present at the conference held on the 221 of Aligns:, between Sir Haw Dater's ri.r, Sir flatly Ullmann, and the French Gene. • Ki.t itaxmitit. when the proposal fora .ospen. ▪ of arms was taken into consideratana. Nor %., is: fillies even sake-) upon the propriety of t •r trnms pro..,io.ed by the French General. But :ir AR reit. s ire, called iu, the paper, contain the terms as they now appear, was produced. encl . his il , eitied gAa sew A mu , I, B ' :14 rafientandedi by Sir H •Diti 1111'• et.ttto ni t o the os t itr." . Such is-the &twice tita , le by Sir A 'intuit Wet.- Ltsice, for having niyareutty agreed to a Cameo- . ..:ion so inadequate. we might almost say, so igno minious... Flow . far it exculpates him, we * do not. ' , rein me to insert. The limits of military t; we well know, are necessarily iudeliuite. llut, whether they cats include a right to exacta species of moral approval, or, at limit, apparent consent sad ItCg:tirycetwe, fusel act, of which the GVIIE cal sigu ing it did not approve, and which disapprobation he expresstAl, is a question which must be decided by the tribunal of the public. • We tnist, however. that some mirk, of royal, or of ministerial disap probation,.will speedily be inflicted on a Corn wander-in-Chief, who, col • g alter the victory of Vimeira, could either propose, or could conclude. such a Cooveistion. The nation loudly demands it; and s we believe, the Soverei;u fee!. in comnion with his subjects ott tl.e poitatt The following article has been distributei in the Ministerial Circles, as the justification of Sir iltw D.II.IiYMPLIS : " Ti.. public seem much disappointed that the Irrns of Capitulation granted to Jvnoo anti his forces hinie Lemon disailveuta g ious to our interest% and perhaps justly, o ne it not aria there might have heen soma *curet norms, end vi•ry mies—Simpose, t*.,r hunter, Jr YOT had psis. salon of a strista. pivt, .u 4 it was d o ubtin: if he iso x lit pare &feuded it fur a los :M A L% three week., or a mouth; or perhaps much longer, teas it no object turtle that time in the situatimi that Spin is, with reinforcements pooriaZ down Gold :di quarteni of Frauce, to streagthen th e t,.csay in Biscay mid Navarre, and to haven dieposabie f T cte large as abut which would wherein , ' be ka m ki v e.l Pur tagal, to throw into the assistance of the Spar:ard: is that sweeter ? Were they able by oar 'Desistance to drive the else- IISI) beyond! the passes of the Pyrenees, haute be has tune to collect his facia ; weirld not that be • grimes object ii, the . ultimate 'deems of the war ...old does it not ntato :alh add to the probibility of donne this by msiatin t theui‘‘;tle this force three necks or a month sooner than we could have io.d se not accepted of the terms su complained of as ;ranted to Jt NOT ••• Tins statement dues not contain matter of miti gation, much les, of justilieation or defence. The first division of the French troops was to have been embarki•d within seven days, or spoiler, if posiible, and IL:NOT we tied bad actually sailed. These identical troops may therefore return to Portugal, or enable BONAPALTE to push forward an equal force, which he could not otherwise spare, before our army shall have marched through the Iberian Peninsula to the Pyrenees. Besides, it was not ne cessary to detain 30,000 British troops to blockade Junois 10,000. A very small proportion of Bri tish force, aided by the Portuguese troops and Pa triots, would have been sufficieut fur the purpose. It is aho to be considered, that tise return of the French army, covered with disaster and disgrace, wo•tld have had a moral edict in France, infinitely more advantageous to the Spanish cause than any impulse which it could receive from the eccebsioil of the British troops. The Armistice signed By Sir A. Wrt.Lest.re was accidentally omitted in our paper of Saturday. It will be found in the last pass. The East India Beet sailed from Portsmouth. Pn .BsturiLy, uadcr convoy of the Rereosge, of 74 guns, the Hon. Captain PAI.ET. LieutensatZinseral Sir 1). 1141111V3 army was on board the tramiports at Cork, on Monday last, and ready to sail with the tirst fair wind. The division of traiiiports recently assembled in the Downs, with troops ou board, sailed on Satnr day for Falataatb, under convoy of the SS. if/Lea's and 'Frosty Oa Tue‘day last, tic, stst MAIPIR•III,44. 700 *bong, sailed f.ous Portsmouth, for the same destimnion. There is - no truth el the report Ministers mean to `!store Mr. WisittLocks. the el-derma Gener4l,, to his military rank, and to appoint hint !MRCP-690f to Sir Haw DALRYMPLE. Messrs. Joan•tre and SRAM'. J 0114: GREEN, ciente FLowea, and Timis 43 ROM. ROFT, have taken the Provision Contract this season. The quantity. Ivo learn, is much less than on fhrtner yews. Gentrid D.croxr, in consequence of sonic irri tating and intemperate behaviour, is shut up 'in tile castle of Si. Selustian. Orders were sent down, on Friday, by'the tele graph, to Des., for Admiral G•sonaa's squadron is the Downs to sail to the Northward. It was supposed that their deetination was the Baltic. Jersey au4 Guernsey Mails were received, on Sa turd,ay, at the Pot-once; the former to the filth, rail the latter to the 14th instant. A letter from Guernsey, dated the I.3th, says-- " This morning an Au - lent:an Captain with four of his crew, who made their escape from St. Dilator.: in their long boat, ill Coll4tAlleller of NO order having arrived at that port from the French Government to imprison all Americans. The Capt. (Foi.ora) avers, that thty were oblige.} to 6. 4 1tt their way.• in order to get off. The ver-el he coin metaled is called the Acorn, and sailed from hence to St. ,}}aloes a short time ago." . Captain Foi.cas• is the Mare person alio iuserte,l a letter in the London }Papers, about twelve mouths ago, on the subject of his conduct at an entertain ment 011 board of • French ship of war at Cher b•lttrgh. His report has not obtained much credit. An account to the same effect was on Satiirdor received by a Gentleman in the city, and read at 8411104'6 coffee-house: It stated in addition. that iritellig , :uce has beep received of an actual Deela ratiou of War by France a•nriast America. The Captain of one of the Queb ec n fleet arrived at Mil ford. state% that me of that convoy (the Mare- Ana,/ spoke a lishin;; vessel an the Banks of New foundland, from New York. which had a New Veil: piper on-board. i p which it was stated that Arne. rim had d,'tlar • S war airsin4 France. lIIs a:- coma also is raera ly discralsted. TZIRATRR. DICIRT.LANE. This splendid theatre opened for the seas o n on Saturday night, end presented almost as ftesh and magnificent au appeartinet. as when it was first sob mith:d to.publie impectisin. The pitons that sup port the lira Helm have been uew gilt,and this house is most brilliantly bighted. Your new private boxes on!v are added to those on a level with the tint gallery, and the new draperies to them have a very good effect. The grand saloon, it is expected, a ill be finished in a week, and the grand entrance again opened to the public. The eritertaiiinients on Sa turday night were, The Honey Muon, and Rosin., which were received with the most unboUnded applause. Mr.' Etymon, Miss Ihx‘sa, Mr. Winctiarroe, Miss Mat Lon, Mr. I'miLxv. Mita Li ax, &c. 1:c. were received with the most. elia- . icrieg and chteriug plaudits. The audieure ap peared to e n j o) ;Le usuuedy of the Haley Mows, as, much as when it lied novelty as well a, excelleoce t recommend it to public them*. Ia the (oli;o -guy of ektipte.l, the M o ck-D u ke, w h ere h e ob serves, " There l w Generals. who would not tight a bull-nobs-if the wind was against them," the au dience applied the peerage to a recent ettist. sod their applause wassexcessire. It cotitinued . for ten minutes, with repeated exclamations 'of bravo! bravo! Also whenViulente banters Rolandoana says lie :lily be an °giver, but no Soldier—the public feeling again L u nt .forth, and the expressions of it erniunued for a length of time. Miss LYON sang very sweetly in the iisteiesting Rosins. The house was wry foil, and displayed intich fashion for so early a period of the season. Iu the splendid circle Tli^ iturio•sars of Sr Alban'. And Dc CitaWei; 3farnota .amod Mairbiiii.•,• of 'ravirttick ; Coantelar% of Marriisous, Marryaourr, Enekiaß u msbirc , Clue, and Gni!ettierd BUilltn and tiarrooorl ; Hue Mrs. Robinson;" Via/roust ~aknuas Sir Charles .11ilion s Major Anbrry, sad aeweral ether penes of distinction. Yesterday morning His MAJESTY, Princ-a:e• SOPHIA, AUGUSTA, A SISSIS• and 31altr, accom panied by Lady Irisel.LA Tura ma and General Frrartoy, rode to St. George's Chapel, heard a sermon preached by the Rcv. Dr. Goon i LL, from Psalm xl. ver. ‘241, and afterwards returned-to Wind sor-palace. The interior of the Royal Chapel, at Whitehall, is undergoing a thoronr.h alteration and riTair ; His MaJtaTT, it is said, having, at the empress de sire the Bishop of LONDON, granted his pertitii si.in to its being opened tor the public at:atria ; in constelsenee of which, numerous app!!- cations are utalciug fur seats, by the :Aotaility a... 1 Gentry who iesirie in the vicinity. It is iiisfwi.e understood that it will be appropriated as a te:c porary pllace of worebip for the briy,ade of•Csi st*.s stationed *ri 'Westminster, duri::g the erection of • Military Chapel, one magai6centscale, which is contemplation. tier Royal ALglastews the Prinue-s simoTTit of WALL'S will return to town, 02 Friday,frunt Bognor, for tier gr:e011. The Couutess of DARRINOTON had. a select party last night. 'I he Earl and Countess of Esici returoed to town, yesterday, from Caehiobury. The Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD arrived, last night, in town. from Woburn-abbey. Her Grace will leave town tins day fur Bognor. Mr. T. M IDre is neetatnaz a Dramatic Spec tacle from the same French Drama as forms the haws of Mr. SaErEi Naxos's t.ley or The Myste rious Bride, so successfully performed last bre4.4otl at Drurv-lama Theatre. The bowager Lady HAREVY(MO hart a select party, on Friday night, at her house in Portman street. Portman-square. Amonz-t the company were the Duke and Duchess DE CseratEs, Niue g_wis and Marchioness of TATIsT O C E , C oun t esses o f HARRINGTON, CL ARIL, and BA MMMMM ea. The Countess Dowager of Essex is gone on a visit to Lord and Lady Hoaavroen, at their Seat. in Yorkshire. The Countess of Essex will return to town, this day, from Casinobury. The Hon. C. Cuse, Irft to.rn, oa Friday. for Bedfordshire. General FERGI'IIO:4 is the second son of Fr3Gl:. sox, of Kaith, who derived an immense fortune from his uncle, Mr. FEitorsoa, of Ati.tin-Fils A Nbirchitat of great revectability m Loudon, who died a liachtlor. leaving' a fortune of at 300,0001. General Festimsnit. is Member fur liirkuldy, is Fifeshite, in which county lie his fa. ther's estates. The Marchionem of SALtilitnlY gave • grand ball and attppt.r, on Thuriday evening, at Ilattlelti. halm?. The grand we- inagnificently lighted on the occasion. The couspatiy was most elegant. They sat down to a molt *uniptuous sup per. at two o'clock. and did adt 4!epart unt.l six in the moroing. , • •• Their Graces of Bre:mama honoured the Dah lia Theatre, on 'Saturday se'uniglit, with their pre. mime. Madame esvas.axt sang admirably, and the shale of the Comic Opera of U turbo was per formed with great eclat. Lod save Me Kiag was sung by %Tediums CATELAXII and Mr. KELLY. Juni: wa4 prevented Ming present, ou ac count of n domestic calamity. Mr. KELLY at leaded their Grates an their eetre and departure from the Theatre. Friday evening, Mr. M 4 FIELD, one of the NLorigvio of Southampton Theatre, received an acco.:ot of ingot's sorrender, from Mottley's Heavvkire 7Wegraph Ober, Portsmouth, which was read on the stage...—lt is a sio t t:r circom iian L ce that Lady DARIMPLE was sad not having 'mint of the nCltil, he fainted away. On Wedir.oday next. being St. Marraisse's day, according to unnetal custom, the Least Mayon, A LIO.I4VEN, Sntstrrs, end Goircasons. of the sereral Royal licwpitalt. a ill ativrid Diving. Service), at,Christ Church. After a sermon. by the Rev. Wit. List( GHAT. A.M. they will repair to the Great Hell, in Cbriat'+Hospital,wie,e two Orations a he del,rer*J. in Latin, by Tnonas Ancti .t astc; in Eitzlith hy Witt! tit STEPUEIt GILLT, two of the senior scholars of the grammar ecboul. Xlll. • • ~...mdagtite.br &.4 iranuxor • , we iinve.,thlu 011emaure re Raw/Ma* the nitrivai eiv Lamina of th e mallows:a :a Romeo* ir.i• the HM kited. lency t mune • to Yarmouth it sll4lrtjesi's'ttoppt•rdppetti, suttees laccd under • salute rik gnes,,lnt*Chat res. set, by order of Vice .I.liniral I:tallest, wader whey content the Calypso sailed The Admirral recteised Jrb theatre,' with all the Iternime and respect due to Is gallant and siistin guishitin character. Ile oidervd his earrir,,e, with &guard ur honour, to conduct the Marquis to his hone; which foir.td the mansion of hospitality on all occ as i ons . A super b brialtfairt was provided for Ibis Eirellewey, with, the awls oTe fruits ' and all the delicacies which Yarcatrath timid stundy, and abrillinidassemblage of beauty arid I. hIIN.II altrial, it, to preet the Marquis on his. arrival. His tacelleney retirr-d. highly delighted with this hist sample of Byipk.,bstsps laity, and risaidy gratified with the eshility sii‘ sitsvity Yf tuatweris Off his host- He set off f• thenvetiled kw Lullr don, where be arrived early on Sat in day morning. • LORD REY 1)1.E.511.4 Hied, on Friday last, Peter !Naar Thellosow, Hama Iten, di; bsrn , at Itesidteshaiu. Ri. Lortistiip 11 . ,1 . 4•11 a rh•mi,og pally, at his scat mar IVuodla idse, is tioiliniky when' he and -41,111) fell 'off his have, and expired. His t i ovilship was us fiArt..-..+ , .nth year ; be euj yed his lidr bat v./vv.:trio and ir half He married His! Cornwall, .of Heiackm, dl,sex, who survives him, sod is slut-redo,: in los titles a-d by his elikst sou, John, now Lord tkisdiesi•lill, who has just attained 6ir twenty-th;rd year. His Lordship has kit several other children. RIEINIMMIEEMninme FA rA ACt 'IDEN On Friday last, as Mr. Drury, of the House of Wlllieree and Drury, hankers, li.rchin-laue, in the City, was rl.mily a eurrh•br, with. is to /Wood harvo-e, over Fin.hhy Coionion, se eosupataial ►y hint. Drury, the homes took frirht. and non ofr .peed. Me and Mrs. Urnry were thrown sat uf curricle, and he was unfortunately killed on the stud. Hann, very Leavy man, about ill% fret high, and cats cum!, eurysis tent. Mrs. brury escaped unhurt; it is wapeosed she ass eavtAl by fa 11..; on nr. Drury. Ihe serv,iit was d a 410.- s.derebie distance behind, and did sot arrive u:•1.1 M.a. Drury had recus4 red front the shuck received lt) her lea. TM lied, leave( ted in town t►is cloy. OLa • BAILEY, Scre. 17. Or—ge Alderw•• • lad mut . ..eked by Yr. Ineekbarse, s nen 11111,111, Cloatie.sliect, wit, espi , .J'y e”#- of git-uliug a5l note oat of a 14 tier left at hiaatestar's hOtISC, be heroin; a reeeitiuthus. f.r tyro-penny rot 'lrt ters. Ihe Prishtter made no though he hen borne a rood eliarnetee up In the I.rctl 4.1 1..1 u.act mai A number of unfortunate a reteLea sera triod fripy the to -- ~mne found guilty, a 4.1 was spsttivad . Theie lila afforded no public interest. eniess tt to the ineinst! eliely selection that the Prisoners (or the Okla part mese Oils and bo)s, aft under the age Of yo. Potrts. • aiSsaitatt-stkvea, err:- 77. A win/badge is Size-hute, sear t lust N.-a -sitars see rob Led, us 1 Itursday. night, of cuttons.al, thaw., soot 'oVier valasble attieles, to the aux.set of 2sool. The tlueet a sad &vitro tato the warehouse through • timed/ l ard. Sessr.-.1 risme I.ave beet' .asinine bettor the Leas Esau"; ou @aspic:hi tf feint easeerne.l to ILi. robbor,. Iles Isabela tart we at precut omit dee!!.:te plug. The Nossens and transports, which lately mined from the Dowts, to liraig oft the Stoutish trionw, are arrive,! at Gottenbargh. The whole . iiii k s. e brave 1:lloa s were embarked nn the iot.i It is supposed they will go North-about to Co:voila. The Ranger, Heavalson, Argo, liknolgt.i.jr. ' and a fleet from Portsmouth, are arrived tit (;lb- His ill's! Irli,hruss Moustgra is at present at Ges4rld 7 hcuse, ou a visit to the Comte de Lit (Coots and hi. illustrious con-ort. Tie Due de Stmtairr, and hi, can, left tow,, a fen dif- I ago .'or the purpose Of Paying ti.e.r respects to ti.s.e Illustrious Representatives of the House of Dot MON. It is stated, but we hope without.foundation. - that Ministers have refused to continue tiTe peeti uiary . • asostance hitherto• so wisely old siklitAxi 4 ily aft:.-1W to the Spaniards, and that Sir T: p . . has been Aar .red w ith a coluniuniattion to that if. feet, at the same time that he is loaded with per thant and snuff-hose's for the Spanish Ch.ehain,. Mr. GREATIIIitAL by order of the Lords of Adiniriilty, is building five Ile-bouts at tint za Shields, of 25 feet long each, to act rim joss}-Lo t on board flag 'Mimi; two of tae.n bare le.tding keels. As a spatting Colostel and a Majr:r of knecso se. lehrity on tire Turf were veturi.iag hilt week front 11 . . 1 I tsi,i re, jos& d with fp ni.on wittl London tortir, the ban:niche seiing gale way. ‘Ve are happy to learn, exe.;pt a little splashing in the mud, ant: a good ducking from a revere shower, they racatted no injury. Ou 34oaday, the =ft Instsnt. Bradley Mills, near Huilder.liifl; the property of Illo'bra. TA I Pl3O sr and Co. were destroyed by lira. The Premises, we understand, were insured is the Liu; al Ex change and Glebe Fire Offices. A young couple,. who were to hare been martini this dry, ttsitleuts, of Putney, on Thutsilisy cast, ;shoot tire o'clock in the evening, e.igaged fur a little recreation, and went up the ; a sail *au fixed in thetwist, and it is supposed the then happy pair were, playing together, when the boat upsset.„ausl.strifoituuatel ) , they were both drowsed. They had a dog with them, who, on its iip,tstio;:, immediate!) made for the choir. w eat to the stu ng woman's house, howled pitenu,:y. and drogg.ii iic moth. r by the gown, thus inakiii..; known the fate of her only daughter. The dead biall.es wr,e dragged for, ou F riday. so.t fc..nad at tea winii e k at night. looked in each other's arms. they were bring lifted from the water, by wine means theyourig man separcred Cum his Irlloa-stilferer. again sank, sue bas nut been recover. d.— , The young man's Dame is Hitt.; and Co 2rr.o is the name Or the ‘4.urig woman. On Friday Clark., Francois Mori* BOucAiir. a bffieir,. a priecotei i f war in this issantry, was conveyed from the com.ty gaol at Huntingdan, to timley barracks where he was bulged. agreeably to his senteuee at the ls't As sizes, for subbing w . th a trait:, with intent to kill, ACEXALIttlett H•rs.lsar, is ader . to tdaet his esespe from that prima. The whole garrisos was under arms ou tne nerasion, and all the prismen in the ditfereet compartuntats were made witnesses of the impressive stone. A small %cruet in iVebber-street, St. Cistag*'• Fields, yerterday morning fell down. ne man who orcopied it had been warned of Use dee. per of its failing, am weeks before, by the landlord, but she per,,veri in remaining to it. Luckily elm was from home when the sec:dent lia:ryiered, aed the only inct-nrentenee she err:. mitred. was baring to dig her furniture and za?;•artl oat of the midrib ~.- 41 . • 7 7; , ...", • • •