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1114 day is published, l we Volumes Film Price . 4 . • Wards, Ati N ILLVSTRATION •f the GENERAL EViDEN(' establishing the AEALrtv of CHRIST'S RY-it•IIRRECTIGN. _ • fly GEORGE COO A, ♦. M. Minimer of Laurenerkirk. Printed for bingoiniu, Hurst, Revs, and Orate, Paterson ; and Peter Hill, Edinburgh. This day is pubisbeil,, hy C:thapple, 66. Pall-Mall, AREV lEW of Mr. 11.0SCOE'S CONSI DERATIONS on the CAUSES of the PRESENT WAR, and the expediency of a Peace wdlt France, price is. st. A LETTER to JAMES PAULL, Esq. dettlimstra live of his charges against the Marquis lYcllaslc.,•, price Ts A nu ENDLY ANswrit to Mr. JEFrERT'S LET TER ADDRESSED to HIS ROYAL kiIGfINESS the PRINCE W.ALES, peke is. 6d. 4. The OPER.t-GLASS, by E. Waters, Esq. price Is. 5. TLc PATRIOT KING; or, The Royal Rescue; be la: au i•stioeible Refutation of the Letters of Peter P. alley, tJ editioi, price as. 6. TM ROYAL JUSTIFICATION, by a Peer o7.the Realtu ; beteg a Critical Reply to TM Royal lovestirition, &e. ht. Nix se. GRAND CITY LOTTEMY of FREE HOLD HOUSES, ilischetrzed of Land-Tax. 104,0001. Valor iu Curiae' Prises. tu l tswi Tickets. To be drawn in Gaildh JI April 211. I.ist of Capital Prises, with the Value of vach. Grand Hotel, 9, ithinmer-street I ...50n0 24, 5410041 , 44444.4 ditto 45, • ditto 5, Pickett-street 7. ditto I;,Slarnare-street el, ditto 41a ditto 4, ditto a, ditto Plckett-street 11, ditto IS, Skianar.street 40, West Side of Snow-hill . 44, Shisiserotreet at, ditto au, ditto 4, Pickett-street 42, Skillo44-steeet 2 ,000 Making together the Sato of L loaoritio, Thr above Viduation is taken at the lowest estimate, and tinte is no dotaht that he the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property will be very einisiilcrabli iitercased on ratite. Oftres here Isrett made float variants Ceramic to purchase several of the Houses at the prices the, arc estimated at. and it is that done Prises vatic(' are &ended into rind, Rlr,rrs shall iie. Fold, ant the produce paid to the Share holders accuring to their r:spective Shares- PR CS LN't 1'111( t:. Tirkrt L.7 19 Half .1.. 4 4 Eighth Ilin (;Harter 2 :1 i Sistientli Tickets •DA Shorts its sato; at all the Offices. 6,t+a* 6,nuo 6,n00 4,100 4,1100 4,fr00 ♦,OOO 4,,n00 . 3,000 3,000 3,908 :I~~MMI .... 3,nn0l II IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LOIthS—WroarADAT, Ache. & The 1642 itarehoseing Bill was sasaiit►ed. oRDERs IN COUNCIL. tren7 Bronzh.,el, Eaq. the Ctrausei for the Losdnu, Li. v‘rp.)ol. said 31anehester Pet iti.sna, seamed up the evateiwu that bid Men asidurzd st 'hrs.'. Lordships' Bar, itt es able and ehiquent speech of shove two ho l m. alai a haft . . . . . [At we inn already given, he mar Paper of Monday LIM, an abstract of this Learned Cannes speech, ea a lumen, ewes. ohm, ♦dare the Hoar, of Commons, it would lee deemed te , Aloes I. osier slit* any Meg lint of this Galin comprehrenin Statement of tarts. to thaw the mesons tersdesey of thew Orden in t'amacil.) • Lord taaitsvitta rove, immediately after the Counsel had concluded, and nava notice, that he amnia, upon an early day after the ensuing recess submit to their Lordships a motion for an Address to His Majesty, praying, " That he would lw gra ciously pleased to revoke these Orders in Conned. which had b.wu proved to be 'nowt pernicious to the trade of the conatry." Although lie conld not same the particular day, yet it 'night Ire satisfac tory• to state, that he should endeavour to bring m:itterforwant some day !between the stls and the tuth day of May next.—Adjourticd. HOrSE OF cONDIONS. Gromcv Nrirvivr brou4ht up the report of the Dun garees Ci.•tiew a which atate.l Ora, Il'alpole .aa duly elected, and the retttnnt was not fri+oluus or vex ations. Mr .tOO\SON pr.. tented papers re ham; to the Esta4;,al.• tarot nir3laystouth On for lUiltrefti , lll of Su Joist St.w PORT, they were Or dered to be printfd. SIT I'S A eh , Bt.; ROTTTT prriertetl n Petition iizsiinat Wilding' of thr proposed Bridge uesr Vaitahall.—th.lteed to IM os the table. The &vont! reviling of the Vauxhall Bridge Bill was then Gard for nod. The Sera SG his IVarrant to the Clerk of t i,, frown, for a tie* Writ for the elertion of a Iturcers to serse in the present Parliament, ler the horon,th of kitkaall, in the room of Sir Akimaider SPlkeazic, who bad accepted the nein of the Chiltern Humiresta. Mr. P • .I. rose to mare foe a new Writ Cro the elee• tion of a Member to scree in the present Parliament, fur the borough 14 PeterFtelel, la the room of Hilton Jollilfe„ wh.. had heel' appointed Gm. rnor of Snails:am, and was now semi's; on a Committee, appointed to esatunie a control - cited Bleetiewsi • C td.ost of the r..r LQVilt said, as he nos Mamma of any PIM+ nomittarse he th.mght it would h. ben,' dot Hun. Member mould do fer Lis motim until he attou;dascertais the feet. It would be at least m or e r e pair to gee at precut ouly a notice of his motion for to.me rro o. PAr.IELL replied, he had heard of the uomMation from the Hon. Member himself; be hot also heard, that (011111/OVUCC 0d his being required to 1”..11‘1, m order to be prflolliell to HO on the Lontinnt, m, the Committee adionrood at t 2 o'clock this day. if the of the Hatrbeinot, however, persisted in his e r r , ..1 it:O.', he slo , olJ decline the nosti.m. The Clerk of the lint:,, preeentrd a rorrecte,l Li•t of the news of tbr kleort•ers erpoisted tJ try• the rurnts ot the Frtirlem for Newry, which s.tre R• foltuw A tett .bald VoN 'i ko n ,. E mu G will itu 1.1 u) d dr!' T. Bebingtoii, Emi. E W. H Geo. Johnson Viscouut Cm rniwv W. Taylor lion T. F. Teirmshend Sir War....barn Hutur, But Lord Rob..rt !thinners WN sass, .Esq. -.• . Hen. Nentun rellowto. T 1110111IVRI41- Rt. ilea. Sir J. Aastrat'Ser, Bet. avid Wark Wood. Mr. litgillSON said he rose with pleasure to in.. form the House of what must prove equally a matter of gratification to all. For some time past the surplus of the Consolidated Fund hail been very considerable, in a former year three millions, in the next ensuing year somewhere about timer and a half; iii the present it 11111401111tud to - near four milhons and a half; in the last quarter the surplus had exceeded that of the eorrespoialiii. snorter in the farmer year, by nearly hoo,nool'. ati:rhi4. in order to 40,e the utmo.t possible in form:won to the Howse and the eun:itry on to very pleasing • sulaject, ho inured the liotase—o riat an account of tlie snrplers of the Consolidated /qua, for the year 15ut4, to the citli of April, be Laid before the Iliouse.--;iiileruti. Etkit 410 N $l4l . . Mr; BANK Es rose to wove the Order of the rpiv, that the House should resoke itself into a CoLii usittee on the Reversion Bill. • Mr. TtEante said, it had hitherto been the custom, when the Order had been dropped by a defAlcation of the Members oa one day, to renew it on the next or some SUbSetillCllt (lay. As the subject was of the utmost im o ortaner, and runic material objeMions were emit tel to be made to the Bill in the Coininittee by the Right Honour able Geatleman at the head of the Exeh , quer, lie hoped the Honourable Member would defer his motion, by giving notice of it for to-morrow. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said,mlu•h misunderstanding had taken place, and lunch error been circulated, with r %spect to his intention of opposing the present Bill ; he, in what he hail proposed by way of alteration, wished but to alter the form of tlr! Rill, so that it might not appear to the House of Lords to be t Ie saine whidi they had rejected) and thus, their p-ide being alarmed, l'aey might conceive it a duty tOey owed to the fligitity and indeiwridenee of their !lonic to reject it again. If, however, in • Gentlotuen were anxious to postpone the consideration of the measure, be would be willing to acquiesce either in the pro position; that they should go immediately, or to morrow, into a Committee on the Bill. On the suggestion of the SPEAKER, Mr. 13 VißEti moved tire House shout I resolve itself into the same Committee to-morriw. Mr. TIERNF.Ir wished to know, did the Ilonuarahir tientlinnan opposite intend to suuve his amendments to-nun-tin . in the Committee? Or did the I lonouralble M ever intend to conform the Bill to the inclinations and wishes of the Right lionoarable Genttenni a ? This infortuatiod he conceived nete.f.,ury far the sati4,iction of tl.e The ClitNerl.l.oft of the EXCIICQUER said, lie lied onlc wi.,hel to procure the pas,ing of tho Ildl by the alterations he had suggested. Such he conceived it his duty, thervfere, to propose, when ever the subject %ea..% (119 , 121t.ed. Mr. CALCRAFT said, lie felt sensibly for the embarrassment of the Chancellor of the Evuhe pier. /It! tc.li NOrptiSe.l to be would not fairly avow, whether it was his intention to persist in the amendment lie hid exprv.sly stated lie would make in the Coini&t:i wished also to know, if the ilmirri,able :.hirer still re tained the same opinion as to the propriety of those amendurmitii, one of which referred to the insertion of all grants in reversion in Tic' Gazette" The other, that an reversions giac.:e I ileieviter. should interfere with. any radii.al reforin ~.u64-ested by Parliament ? ........ Mr. Praexr•t replied, he felt no e:u!.arrass meat whatever, altlionAh the llononrahie seemed so condet.eeniliugly to take iits.o so unnecessary a responsibility for others. l'erl the feeling of eraharrasstuent might Le more jiist.y supposed to exist no the part of the I lonoitrable Gentleman, who seemed rather tolament the small prospect there was of opposition to the Sill p 54.41.17: that Muse : he attain assured the !louse, the wee in which this desirable end coi:11 he most easily and conveniently ohtitiaed, should Le the only ohjeet he would have in view. Mr. CA LeitAFT said, he participated also in the wish to acceminodate the other Home, and hence wished the Bill to he limited to the space of two years. . . Mr. B4aaEs he had wished the Bill to'have Ixru Iretiire the House this (lay. %Vliatifier com promise he however should make, he honed it would ouly he such as was consistent with his I,W{I honour Hail the existing eircuitixtuni.es; beeatr-• lie was ohliized to trite up a pact of 11,, bv ;lad noidest he whole puiitical nie.t•tire t h rl,t I) , e. los.. 31r. TiEnNcy Ii ill uF. iweilt o,i to in .ke oily re ttection on the Honourable 31eiiitices molt% , or runtime , . 31r. IVtirrsitt an said, from what he hied of the Right m's ;1:nt.,4 11 .., i t,„ which sent to r..-0.! , .r rieiou nu.;:itory, a Lally r-Lii haul not Crir!% wit:i the in the a t.Nver tie !pal i yell to tile flue•tion of his light Friend, r-pc.-rilly oili , t , the ri , ject...qi as to tine had been renicoed. This hail io oiler it oiniito.lstion-, that the nti.c.- would permit Ole Pull to The vorisi.teri., of the !loose of nnions. at shillala he it: , -.•r%.•;1. It is as fo.ilish to tslk of preserihin.; a principle, hnwtrrr tnoilifteil, to men iilio hail lio inten s ion to seeds to soy privetple of reform or retmidititent. In consequence of the pre-cut •rrangemelit by his I lonolirattle Frit nd. Itt shonhi , lefer his 'notion for l'ariers relative t • the attsi_ k of the Dardanelle., to Friday. Sir Tn t TIMM° 7.: 1111'• notice he w0n441 mit in the Iti.use a 3teatiess relative to the I.ro+i bion of the Loinloti Baker.' Bill, on 3louilsy twat. LUN ATICS. Mr. C. W. W. AV y 'it: rose, ac..roriling to untie'', to remind the nous.: of the wretched and unp..or sled stat.• in wine', many inindreds of the moat unhappy au•l of of the human race in these emititrie3 hod been left by the inattention of the Legislature. On toe list of l.rrs.•ils described as pani.ers arid cil mina' lunatics there were now :those i son, all of whom were confined in work-houses or priaom,eniii fortless, and without either that au•die.ml or Lwnauc aasistancc that might conduce to the rests.rarimi o f that beat of hem en'a giftp.—reason. The intention of the Bill he intended to introduce into that Holm on', to procure for thew unhappy outcasts of sori.•ty a permanent and adequate eatabildi ment—a salutary and kind modi of treatment, aml, if possible. such as Wight render them again aor thy inentbera of s+••iete. Ile had the hon•lur to move for lease to bring in a lasi for auiendi•ma the state of criminal a,,ml pauper Iona; throat;laint this kin4dont. To this al,. I, : sane atneitilmenti fur the relief of , 1::),Iar per.• :4 111 Ireland, %%here he a as infortne.l they were, iwrhapc, more in need of it than even in th.s eoantry, sin: c they hail no estatilialmient there, similar to our Poor Laws. Sir .101174 Nrwroar said, it had once been intention to have introduced •ucti n 'etw k w '. Ile had, linwcvPr, failed in I• us wit through a:.y ilen:iency :nuc;& tegrettefl the cirottastance then, and he earnestly recominewled the matter to the lion. Member, who hal so humanely takeu the cause of the helpless and "retched into his hands.—Leave was then given. 'llia SOLICITOR-GENERAL Of SCOTLAND pOSt vottud the Lord Advocate's notice to Friday nest. ,Ir. FO►TER bruilght in a Bill for restraining the of Irish Proluissory NUL:K.—Read a first - tinie ; orJerad to be read. a second time to- mirror. The I louse went into Committee on the Irish Duties bill. After sonseconversation between Mr. FOSTPH and Sir JOHN NEWPORT. the report was brought up, and oillered to be rveeived to-morrow. The CHANLLI.LoR of the EILCIIIEIKER brought up a for inelivling the Duties on the-Shooting of amongst the Assessed Taxes.—Read first th-ninovi.,.l" That the Order for going intos no the Orders in Canova he postpiined from Thursday until Monday next."—Ordered. Sir .tun x N IMPORT moved. fur further papers respecting the Linen Board of Ireland.—Granted. Mr. rOSTER brought in a Bill for fixing in the possession of incumbents of livings, in Ireland, hinds, %Inch may have been held by theta for six teen years. On the sugqestion of Sir JOHN NEWPORT, th,:i Bill was then read a first, and ordered to be rea I a -econd time on Monday nett. The [louse %eta into a Committee on the Bill fi.r preventing the Exportation of Wool into Ire land without bowl. In the t'umtnittee the several Resolutions were read sl i d agreed to ; the report mut brought up, anti ONirreJ to Le received to-morrow. The I-101'x then adjourned. E BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, THURSDAY. APRIL 7. The list accounts from Gibraltar repreeented Sir SION/A SMITH taking in supplies at that place, preparatory to his sailing fur the Brazils. The Lev :tut, however, and not the Brazils, we now find is his destination. Dizpatches were sent oil last night from the Admiralty, addressed to hiui off the Darthinellei. The Treasury Prints lately announced, in their usual vii:,oui'ng stile, tl:at a large military force would be sent to the assistance of the King of SWEDEN. Ministers we believe have chasiged their mind upee this subject. We do not learn, that any aid of that sort iit to be furifshed from this country. Should this be fact, it affords a new proof of their unfairness to ws Ceir predecessors in office. They have never ceased to reproach the late Ministers for not having sent troops to the Cors6ivent at a sea son when ships could nut sail; under circtini stances in which troopseould be of no avail ; and to places from which Lord tivrcutasaa has declared not a single man was likely to return. We can sear( think it poosible, that men who have held such languae.•, will not insist upon sending a mi litary force to Sweden, if it were only for the sake ofcons;steucr. Mr. 11;:sktssos; stated, lust night, in the House of Commons, that the unpins of the Consolidated Ftt;nl, last !car, utanttutesi to near 4000,0001. No d;sputelies ha‘c Laren received from the Me diu:ll'4nm', and yet the wind has contiuued fair ..,ioce Sunday. The report of a victory iii that quarter, so often repeatvd, begins, of course, to The Dicila frigate, of j 3 gnitA, Captain GRANT, laZely fell in with a French flotilla, consistiag of tO sail of chow-marces, from Bounloaux. The Diann 1104 a smart action with the gun-boats, its hick she hard one man killed,. and sevens' a mantled. Two of the French flotilla were sunk, and seven captured, of which two have arrived at Pl)mouth. The gun-Loat., anti the retraiitsilcv of the ettent . :;, elli•eted their ebvsia,. The Preane schooner arrived at Portsmouth on T.ir uitli di patchra from Sir JOHN WAEREN ; kft li, rtiimla on the lith of Alurch. Sir Joust Dychm cr. rn ii.l r.-at the Demerara from the es.t. 14siiP%to Bernititia, to announce the ens np e of the Ittehloct bquarlmn. The state of affair* between America and this country. according to the at:comas tacni4lit by the Bream, wure a &mid- appra►u:lee. We etatr.il yesterd.” that the Worcester It4,1:1 man, Captaio S. Woou, elid the Lord Duss,ai Captain BR Di ottu, %% . ith troops and store*, had sailed frtnn Nludia4 for .Prioct: AVa!es's ; . ir ED- Wand ' ) upon a be exia.ditum, under S NV %RD PELLiw, but that the Lard blincan was nbinzed to return by contrar %%Ind. anti would pro- bably require b) be ,b.,ked. Giree, it AN f 4rt h er , rot ,i.t, lof font me-n of bar, six cola rail:lei of Europe :tn., to yield' %%as to he added an European rew,iniciit, 011 the arrival of the expedi tion at Penang. A report esterday .tated. that Manilla, one of the l'hilippine na, the: object of ova, k ; but tin. tor., limit: Sir EM% tRU PELLEW dor , ' not apt to hit, atirtiO.Ltt• ter that nttrutyt Otitvt •tr.e, tbat It lija destined against Batavia. They add, that the ship s from Bengal, destined to call At Madras, proceeded direct from Calcutta to the island of Ceylon ; in consequence of which, man: persons who were wait- ing ut Madras to eml ark for England in thes e ships, and who had actually secured accommoda tions, u.!re disappointed of their passage. A system of reform has been adopted and pur sued, under the Government of Mr. PETIME, which the expenses of the Company have already Leen diminished bY the annual sum of six lacks of pagodas, or 240,0001. and it is likely, with the con currenct of the Commander-in-Chief, General MAcwouatt., thut a further reduction may yet ht effected. The season, according to the accounts received at Fort St. George, predicted excellent crops, and a correspondent produce of revenue, and the defalca tion, from the recent famine, was likely to be much less than had been expected. Yr4terday, at two o'clock, His AT LJEsMY he'd a private kvce, at the QUEEN'S Palace, which ao attended The Archbishop of Canterkury, the Bishop of I.imerirb, the First Lota of the Treasury. the Lord President of tlof Collura!, the Lord Privy Seal, the Three Secretaries of Stine, the Chancellor of the Pecheqwer, the Master General of the Ordnance, the Lord Steward of the Ilicioscliold, the CUp lain of the Gentlemen Pensioners, the Duke of Neaciistic ; Earle—Bathurst and Harcourt ; Londe—Hentbfield stick), mud Anthem (in waiting); Sir S. Cottrell ; Ginera's Cotton, P.que, Maxwell, and Gordon (grown is waitint The following had the hoaour of being pre ened to Hit MAJESTY ; 31sater George Allen, by the Earl of Hammer', upon h being appointed • Page of Humour to Her Majesty. The Bishop of Limerick, upon his promotiuu to that Bishuprit k. The Duke of I . \eweastle, upon his marriage. Majue-Cenral Cotton, upou him proututioa. Lientrunnt-Gentrul Maxwell, upuu Lis being appoiutill Cmikael of the ad Veteran Battabor. Major-Geueral Payne delivered to His Majesty the order of the Bails, worn by the late Lord Lavinia's. His MAJEsTY held a Privy Council, sod ;are audiences to the Cainnet Ministers present. 'rile Duke of Poast. twit's audience was the first Ile ills had for these eight Weeks past, owing to his ;rtg, having been severely afflicted with the gout in stomach, of which he is now recovered. V esterilar a Court of Directors was held it fa East India ilouse e when Captain ECK Folio, of the ship Lady Jane 'Janda:, took his final Imre of tae Court, previous to departing for Madras arid Bra- Captain (l. .HT.IIING was sworn into the com mand of the ship Earl Spencer, consigned to Mit dras awl Bengal. The Court adjourned at wiz o'clock, till this Extract of a Letter from on boarJ the Capt. STEPHENSON, one of the fleet of about tlt sail, which left Cork oil the 17th of January, for the Wtst Indies, under convoy of His MAJi erv's ships Thissar and Mose/k, ',His MAJESTY . * P;11, Dryad'. to accompany them to Southward of Y..- &Lira.) dated off the Deserter, Madeira beam% N.E. 7 or 8 kagues :—" We arrived off her:- on the 27th ofJan. airy to iuforin ou that e I sel. and roost of the fleet sere di,pf-rsed on the m i t:: of the Itltit, in a very heavy yule froth N.E." The Sasaimah, Capt. TUOMPSON, from the 7,!e -diterranean, one of the shipe that sailed under con voy of the Sirius frigate, arrived, ou Tuesday, Plyrrwuth. She was taken by the Prince d .Is turiu Spanish privateer, and retaken by the nose, of 41 guns. She hrim;s en of:count of the capture of the Caroline privateer, of Plymouth, by the Prince cr,lst:tria4, on the 16th alt. of a smart action, in which Capt. Joses, of the C'arei: 'r, the First Lieutenant, and several meth were kid J. The following extract of a letter is copied from The Liverpool Advertiser of 'Monday i.t.t : Extract of • letter frota a Gentle/nazi at babes to 1.. s Brother in this town, dated reiweary fig, ISO/ • English Elect appears ott the Ilse every Jay ; I stand at lay window, from which I Lave • fell view, wishing I vs. 0, bused, but to no purpose. Last night it was very r 34,a'ad, illuminated ; and news has arrilied is the city, this inoruiL.,, that the Rochefort wpsedrun is entirely destroyed." The Leyden, 'and the victualler* which earrihi out provisions to Sir CHARLES COTTON'S Ficet ON Lisbon, left the fleet oo the Myth e# last but brought no news. \Ve make the following extract from a Iczter 1 dressed to Al:. StExt., of Tower-hill, N I La, in the East-Indies, dated May I, S,/ . 7 Tlw Dutch frigate Java foundered in sompany s,th Blenheim, of the island of Itoderique. It is supposed at, ran foal of eacL other in a heavy gale." Admiral li.ovet.xv left town yesterday for l'o•!'- iniottli, to take his passage on board the :IP; mere, Captain PARKIN, as Commander iu on the Jamaica station. The Allicatur, GRAINCER, and the Licci:t CoavaN.fruin the cape of Good Hope, West Indies, were left at St. Helena. The Lords Couttuissiorbers of the .tdrairalty ! been ',lensed to direct Crti.titin THOMAS 1 e • Itnyitl Marine , . (who so eallelittly distiii;:c• himself on board the late Lord NE-14CON's the I.attle of the Nile, anti in relcninsr the 1 mid Fuinily of Naple., , from tlx hands ot . t French), to be emplop.d ON full pay ou the . eruitiii4 service. Sunday evening last, at sic • -0 . (!0i.k. a r privateer from Diorme, (-died Z:././ folt tons, alit: tour rarria.,;t lar4e coa,tOpz, coitvo). holcit with 'no by anothcr vc, I, s difficult% the crew on kick of the Isle of , u Prize-11lits1i-1" Isit , ••• 14):It tO t , ,ey :- the Mach, clr. Itnu: Su•le‘.:7 of :lie 11 (JIB. ers, and Nir. J A ME • 1)14. 11, ( . .o.istwait the Customs at Cll AC, woo Ltd IP:111 V the motion , . of ~0111• 411,11 j,.; ler-. th3t hold of aiol secto,sl ti:elit nil a is.::l:;:try atriit.-,1, Mhcn th.•• woo. ,m.ken liwore JOH t. ARNO, El.'. a :%Isl4l,t.:•ltt• Ut Newport, wk. I to to i-on, alot:.r the Alicl .1.••. ti, • (~.i. r 01 the :N., re!ar ,, of State is st-:11 i!. tla farther Miteit pr..i is du ite - i - rauc Ltf.totTs sad ,tx•-•' guys., 1s a letrilio it.Al c:ll)tilreti th. .A. 031 'loop; of l 1 it'. , Vhf. ri4 ru: '1':~ a .n, AI 1 k•••:.tr.er,