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~r r ~s - .. . ~~- , ~~ • titu•l;%ry positive.' lib ; the afteiter4 la enfortlett hel, duty of cheraty : by the poises Ltws war tint likely to x „i„ malt y alvocates for a similar atteinpt ;n shin-, lar ditties. If a gory possessed of thousands, was' to let another man disior want to the street, idl meet allow that itemedellsisoliel, but tili law W010(4 net take any cogablariee Mit. Cruelty to animals. was of the seine deseriptiiiii. He considered what tlie l Noble Lord, who ilitroduced the Bill. had etnited a; to be a pretty good piuusia finite objection to it,s namely, that it would create a new rem in legisieei then. They might suppose that the Noble I.urd'et mind was influenced in some degree by the ainhi-1 eon of originating a new sera. He (Nlr. W.) lead a great objection to it, from the difficulty, awl the almost impossibility of applying it. If they agreed to punish what they could not explain, they would render the state of men consplesely inseenre, be subjecting them to punishment for au Linde iced offeece. What, he would ask, was huniiiiiity ? It was different, it had a different stsurlard In (hi lt:rut teen, alet in the same men, at dal rei: time* i and guider different 6e:western:es. To enact a Lew, pains:now ' wool) an. Otlelite, would be to albite: a term to be tritest for ii crime he did not knoe, each by a Judge, of whose .tenthard ; ~i limn:wily he was igtivraut. It was hot a tit • sebject Cur leeialetioa. It was calculated to create so eetensive a Poore.. of arbitrary vexation, es wnitill effect :tall v cowl ertiehnice - any good - effect that (eight be terpikoted to result from it. It would apt weever the cud supposed; it would give a p ower of tursaveittuni under its sanction, and also was so une qual ei it, overatioo. as to be perfectly uoj est. It hot lieuert simiti'that no prernrum wealth be wee. to informers, but a premium Mould he given, mid that was en oppertasity.eo individuals to display their Men humanity, and torment one soother. A tree. fie• was is.itoeteeonie time ago. ititatled .. Thr Art of ittgritiow4yrorripen'tirq ;" this Bill would give people the power of tormeeting, under the mane of the putehoetesol :, is' would give them e power, if they had enemies, of ivenweatiow them ; and establishing the nrt of torigennitg would be followed by the p mike. Tt very one must white to see cruelty . a.r. wed and temished, but then it was of too iii.iatietie s nntnre-to admit of legal punishment it abed, danger. Tire plensitile title of the fill night pea ent meet- knolls from opposing it; they tnieht iil k Irmo coming forward ss he had done, siseieecting himself to the inputotion of being a foetid to the tormenting of animals; unwilling to Fre* "k i t censure, they mielit hit inclined to he itestseepouthe.l nye' the oceesion. Doctor Swift hal obeerved, that lie never knew it man is lee life alto mould not hear other inen's misfortune,' like a elitistiati; 'so s persnu who let ha humanity blase Nit unroll this °maim', seeing a coachnum whipping a hors ~ might lint reflect that the mum was at that Moment fatigued and vexed ; he might he inclined tie ..:sit upon him the punishment his cruelty iip peered to deeervr, forgetting that hr himself the very day before had sperred his lieree for stemblieg, wltli just us 'retell intiligitisty. AS many men could hear the unalnitunes of others like chestians, so ' many would be Maimed to preethai the Christian vir tues st ether people,' extreme. When it was said the measure. was polestar, he believed h, because twiny would look airsionsly fur an opportunity of tormenting other% sod of displaying their swum humanity. but not at their own eseeuse. 'PhOoe whin had heard the hill talked of, must have ofeserviel. that nee of the greet topics 'vas the cruelty practised Loa:arils horses by enechmen; he would ii-k whose the horses were, and why the persons abutting them were not discharged ? It was sot naciammea to :sear Itirlt.ts, with all that sensibility which was the ormeweat of t!;eir sex, eerleim agaiiist these cruel practices ; perinatal; some of them at the some et anent were eroployiste one "'Mose crud to ; ask her, was he not a cruel fel low, mid why did she not discletege him ? and her answer ei ell probabilty would be, •• Oh ! it is tree, lie is, but then John is an clever in a crowd." What then were they calling for ? They were rolling for the L‘4.lature to prevent what it was it, their power to rumen* themeeli es ; they were calling upou thollow to du whet was only to be done by care end manners. Another topic was that of the illercatosent of post-horses ; the post-horse was eirtunly au 'animal that suffered much ; bet how often weeld it happen uuch:.- :I,l* Bill, that the dn. vier would he punished, when the fault was ie the traveller ? I I'llle heroes were in bad order, •'.eir la ziness was to be eleintenicted Icy the appliee(i3 of t!:• whip ; the Lid , thini could not • front to be eu mane. toll hew the post-bey ; Ili. Ili INSt VI his stage. and he 'nest vise all the means that ere ueeeevary so accompliiiii It ; (w all thus, there was one easy re medy, let the traveller stay that eight, let him not expedite lint joureey, to the fatigee and injury he the animal; be would wise to know hew many timew those who are loudest in the cry of humanity had storied in their jairney nitre' this rteentint ? Vat by that 11,11 :he purit.boy wealth lee punished, whir* the traveller n I thus would Cli7 ape, All *eel) duties it was the proper province of morality 'eel religion to enforce ; let them he cut:aced (ruin the pulpit. let them be enforced front the prese, hilt let them net be attempted to he enforced by la*, under whose cognizance they could never come with proariety. What necessity was there for this new al ? They should hesitate to begin to do Wien hail never liven done before. He would swan allude to the gusset head of objection, the ineeindity of its operation. It professed to enforce one great priuteile, huma nity, het coutined its oporatioo en the dvivors of animals. He would usk if those who cadential for the measure had never heard of the ; -ar laws, the object of which Wit+ to preserve en the liteOer orders of the commenity the peirltee of k.lleig emmals for their own amusement ? It sous melds in defence of this practice, that those things, if not destroyed, would be liable to neer-rim the. earth ; but men committed violence dint reek: riot lair defended upon that priticiole, for fi sees were not likely to over-rim the earth. *lie fact was, nineli was done from nersersity, mud unieli from ainitutinent. It was said, thatilitise ititilllni. *kis liable to die. and that perhaps by a mere crutch deoe li tbei we 11110U141 put them to, sr we Left t,ltati to their nun fate; but if dna was 'nitwit tett as at or. K"hleuttlwe iteiglat easily justify k Alle l e rile ,inet!en ; people out of alert kindluess might undertake to lie venni:l-killers to the resistor the roman • •• The genie haws were not ohjeeted to, thong!' this fin ~ , , i . deemed necerwiry. !4nine Runnels 'nest be Lased, but it by no means ft/Holed been that lie- ar „, *mil* that they thread untlissislititWUNt ilaem iselves. The butcher cedltrflnt provide meat w Ott ode kit fiiig animists (or the purpose; but it *Mild hrs a strange ts quest for a lover of hummer) , td make, that Ow hotelier should grant loin the fovour to leave the killing to himself. He (.%lr. W.) did not mean to brand the Gentlemen situ loved the simr i of the field, as wanting humanity; but be most say, that if a Home like that,. a Goose of hunters and shootera, were to enac*. such a law, punishing acts in others, when they themselves Upon the iatne pnticipleoleeerved equal pentehrocist, it would do iti act most preguaot old,' deagrace ; it would draw an invidious iliartioction diets., n the rich sod the poor ; if the I louse adopted such en Act, it should follow it tip ; it should net go through the ouncti inunimis hypoeriay uf punishing criielty in the lower priers, while it overlooked all similat bets in the su perior ours. lie thought that the Bill wish' the first place winecessary ; 'St went to correct nothing that could net letecorrected by manners tad Millie opi nion : it was disgraceful to the Manse for the in vidious thstinetion it created ; ' mid, above all, for the continual source of vexation it originated. It *wild give aderalostoo to groat opportunities of aporeesion. Any man wn,d4 be liable to be tried at the manses for NO Undefined otrelice . , - and every ” youtigCoentsel, might try his haw! et a epreeli na 'ma hemeisity, the effect df whiet upon a jury no rgan could prouomice. It would he a seburge let loose iipoti time e 01111110: orders Or saciety. if they took it np, thcy should go through it manfully ad fairly ; mid if they did, he agreedivith The i st a t r i 4 dc 4 h ii sl e i n on ie r , ;b t e k I t en c ie v feleyit."l:.i i ig h h e t ys a i t i 0 „ gorgd t ri note ' . ce themselves, partly be the iiiisiguitieinice, nfy by the partiality to wheel the hill wools ex lios e them. henries, the words of the Hat were nibiguous, they only professed to popish wont dais 1 pane maliciously and wantonly. Whatever a 1214 n. !lid with a view to his own interest, 'could not he pnsidered malicirms ; it therefore world be tole- Wed. As to what was done wants) ly, the hunter, he thought, would (*me under that charge ; for he had nsed one animal tnimer , iftille fir the larpose of being prese , :t sit the death of -Hilo her animal. Would they s..id persoos to the no, of collection . for on,:h niniiiieinento ?-- le coliti,iiied with declariiig ins istee,tino id op posing the Sneaker's leaving the Chaii; fat the purl*, e of tudeltig afterwai.ii . that th- Bill be committed this day in ~•• itiol,tl, , , wiilliag to get rid of it ill that tali ~.i.n-, iss . tint ',:n,i...; bootie to the prisiciple of the all. , itlr. STEPIIIIiS4 sliplurteti ihe ti.,•asiire, le,piihst the verion• .r' ~iii ins tit et h ' -.! tic,',l urged by the Iti4ht iionae.: , l) , e 1.1...', 0k..1 . . - 1.1, e.es said, , this was a new 01 , /. . : i. 4 ',11: t1.;948,; this he denied ; as hum suety was et. i ;tie priiiitpie upon winch that House had penceritod, ate, as the• ens fhe principle upon whien the pressfut Bill ,• r• Inthirled, po arguments urged ag.,lti>t gic . 4l‘...nivrits of it shined operate against tin* ;come icao the Com mittee. Those enactments he considered as tip pheatilv to all the prole:He• cites that were likely to occur, as well with relation to o.n6w and ern- , ployers, as all others. With tasoect to the argumneats drawn by the Rt. lion. Gent. from the amusements of huntuag, fishing. &e. it could not escape their • obeernition. that cruelty did net eider into the human heart, as the scope and object of them, and is sod, they differed esireistiidly f oin the evils in tended to be remedied by this Bill. 'Pie ob;ec lions of the Right Hon. Gentfrumit went rather to the provisions than to the principle of the Bill; end as such did not apply to the ::pecker leaving the Chair, as .those could all be removed in the Committee. As to the übjetim,, that the Bill did not go the length of curing all the evils that might occur, that was surely no reason against their re medying some of them, but the contrary. The Other objection, of the late pelioil of the Session when the measure was brought forward, was an swered by the comparative little that was attempted to be dour Icy the Bill, leaving it to future times to perfect and finish the work Owl happily be t :irii.— For these reasons he hoped the House would con seat to go into the Committee. Mr. Davies GIDDY declared himself adverse to the Bill, lie admitted the existence of most un warrantable cruelties; but the question was not whether evils were found to exist, but whether milt greater might not follow the eliactment, than those intended to be teineilied ? The datficailty, iii his ' d, was how to draw a alietiiirt and precise line on the subject. It was the great principle of legis lation to thaw this hie, so as to nook the bounda ries; of right and wrong ; as for iiistance, in the case of homicide, where :iodising but the actual perpe tration of the act could firing a mall within the pe nalties; whereas, the Man who failed in the at tempt was equally guilty in the eight of morality. tlion,o only punishable for an assault ; and yet these distinctions, if once confounded. there was no knowing where the mischief %mild roil. Thus 'in the present WI he considered the words mall does,/ aksing as much too undefined .iii their na. tore, and capable of much abuse in their implicit tioti and therefore objectionable. He therefore in sisted on the necessity of establishing definite lines in the aprothOtelleot of punishment, as necessary to guard agolollt greater evils thin those proposed to be reale:lied ; arid, consequently, he opposed the present motion. Mr. WiLSERFORCE observed, that, if a stranger were to hear the argoinents urged against the Bill, he might suppose them to be the efforts of some Tonne; Niember, wishin. ' • to display his ingenuity, or 1' r11 4 41111g for fame ; but the [louse wool() do well to remetolser that this Hill had come down from soothes` .aosenthly. an assembly equal) y venerable for its (1464 and wisdom, nor! theref Ore Wil3 de serving, at least, einem attention. It appeared to Le opposed upon the same iinneiple that all others. Wiwi) proposed the ametioratieg the condition of any Class of sutferme existence. usually were ;—ou the one ham!, if the remedy proposed was general, they went too lir ; rii the other, if the remedy was individual, they did not go for enough. The ask-Wer 10 all, slits was, they should take the slows no they arose, and proceed gradually, flirt ;hey uvelit thereby be coals ed to work - eurele.- 0 mst ot).r, when they were culled on to do a ny Using side d% had humanity for its object, it appeared as blll 113 if they were called ma to effect a Parlist inentary Reform. The ;,nod to be. done by thit Bill would be the tonehitte the lower orders; there was a duti due by Bum to the animal world, uni _~~ ... ' *Ft -.. :bieetio.. , duties of an iniperPet ohltgation: but it would be revoffected, this wet 1101 itIV•11(led . MI• ISM to make men humane. but tri•preveot gross and wanton cruelty ; the fact was, we mutt take things as they are, and content ourselves with apply•iug the reme dy when called for. The House shook, not be langheti out of the measure, bat consider how corefril they art to watch over any thing that con crrols their own property, or even the brute creation, when their amusement was concerned; witness their attendance when the elteration of the pertiid,te season, from the Ist to ,the hitli of September. 22•3 prorated; they shoie sme, therefore, neglect the claim of humanity toward. them, nor arty, 46 mimesis won carat lee, upon Ali.: omission. He therefore entreetert them not to vend away the Bill no in. urrigilde, hut rather to suffer it to go iuto the Committee, in order to its amendinent„ where necessam, and render it applicable to testator ex treme, timt is, inven:ive cruelty. - Mr. W mom AM .poke in explanation. • Mr. rRANKLAND spolce" egainat ' the VW; he took a compreheosive view of the measure, awl said it was of a novel Indium and that it 13121 a lit?) ;arc in legislation. lie believed the state ment of the lion. Gentleman, Mr. Wilberforce, to be a calumny noon the people of England. He had been souse time Loudon, with his eyesooirtl, and sever saw any cruelty, mid he did not believe' the reported 1:42t3 of cruelty. He saw a man- Strike a dray-horse with the butt-mill of his why ; he reproved him, and the matt turned round, with the greatest good humour, end a countenance glowirser with humanity, and ammo red, if I had touched him with the lash, he *wild have run away, upset the dray, bilged the essks, and the onsomit of the beer would be stopped nut of my wager." Could way swan argue that such an act ought to be indictable Mr. JtETLI. spoke at considerable length in fa your of the Bill. Sir Roster IVIII.I.IAUS was of opinion that the 11 . 111 was most laudable. seed that' humaaity called fur such an interferroee of the legi•lature. Mr. Pew:sear. said, rvejev pratse was sine to the Noble Lord who had brought fork/ord this measure. for his humane intentions ; but lw eould not think Asir person could he a better judge of what augur a horse could midare than its owner : but however Liu :laid?. tile Bill was, he thought it should not be lirreil through the House at this lute period of the Sur SAM tILL nomirty, after plying a very hill' coniptitn...it to the humanity of the Noble Lord (E•skine) who brought forward the bill. took , a cotapveheinaveview of the treatment of eminent in geueral, and argued it was ssecesserv. for the commas duties from man to 41211. that they should be restrained from ill-treatiog anim ate. lie stated a case from East's Repoits, where a timii.bail been tried at the Old Bailey foe killing a.O ussatiper Issitse. coil had been acquitted, altimugh,the Rase war a most agg ravated owe, because it could not be proved h e bore any malice to his master ; and .criu eluded by saying the Bill had his full support. MeNlontits spoke at length in Nene • of the hll. Lord Poet tastes supported • Mr. FRANKLAIIm explaiced. The Sortcyroe.-GLN rear, opposed the Bill, and said, he th that House --ught to confine its •..ei the state of man. M. WILLIAM SMITS said, he supported the Ir.:, as he thought it sit oily wout to protect esti thale, but the humeri r.o. e , The House then J. ...d, when there appeared— For the BM solar to a Committee 4O Against it . Majority -- 13 Upon our re-admission, we found Mr. DAVIES GIDDY objecting to the offence being made pu nishable as a misdemeanour ; upon which a desul tory conversation arose, when Mr. Vocalises'. e in e e d—t. rha the Wow ehoold lee counted," and only 18 Members being present, the House ad journed at tunes O'CLOCK this toorniug. MINORITY, I favour of Lord FoMitoses amendment, al to the tithe of Mr. Column's Bill iu preemie the bale uf Seats I. Parks. uientoiz. "Thu attain the title of 4. SA. •lar Ors awn effectually preventing the Sale of Oasts is Portionsat for enuney ; and fur procuring the moorly Amami to tin Treasury, by the aICILM of pstrosage. Hoyibra, Col. I Twitted', lloogolo filowoor, Musk kimono's, Gourd Aberentenby, lion. J. Lloyd. Sir E. Conam, H. C. Parsial, Henry Maxwell, Win. Hall, Sir Janata Barham, J. F. Martin, Henry Viacuant Weatens,C. C. Tracey, H. I Smith, Wm firaihzhaw, Hun. H. C. Taylor, H A. Burdett, 4ir F. . Hutch inion.Q. Wardle, Col. 1 %Klock t, W. A • flulleefue, N. R. I LA TyIICIMP, John Creercy, Thout3s Browne, Anthony Cuthbert, J. k TILL as—Lurd Folkatuue mad air. Lyttlet.us. FOREIGN IA TELLIGENCE. GOTTF.NBURIAI MAIL. GOTTEN BUSION. J V 7115 5. Thorn has fallen to the Austrutuas by lioiabitrd meat. 'fbey ore folloviiing up their rust.-wry. and ate on their ORACCII to Dantsiv. before which place they mutt inevitably beat this rnorro•nt. trocknot.)l, We have not received our fueihri front our northern army *lace the month. wheu fitneral %V ale's report fortunate surrender of it detachment dish find, under the uratra of ).rent.-Coto. mark, was received lay his Royal Higher:a. The Diet ita at pteseet employed iii new CnrAtitotion, epd in,ptuthlig the an tuitional bank of the realm, the notes , hate of lute been at a orusiderehlr coo m iaruel. of the ac.n•City of )pods, say of tl:t public Credit. owing to t h e revnitt of roc we sigh Ittiabia. r Efurrynan,ratss. 77air , rvir7ymp "~y , .. I • LOX sl- os r r. 10 4 ._ 'WEDNESDAY, JUtit. " The Express p acket is orri%ed Falmouth,. alter it'passitgo of 16 days, with the following tor' telligeace "ST tvot t's. mu. G. " A schooner, just arrived ire* ..lbetasiagaigi brings the pleasing intelligence of AilldpiralColllPN 11.4 arrival at Antigua, alter complartiagthivikow, s'iliction of the Enetny's Squad's*: .. • ?tit " It appears, that a short times the Pumper came up with the •41114,1111.064/111 80 gum, which she engaged laud eaptlittatpallhioW the Admiral, in the Nepluoir, with York, in full pursuit of the other trims wilkoltbilillos they eery soon came up ; the two latteneliliptitilliss enemy to rnti his ship, ashore at Pub . here they afterwards were set firs aa amd.ltassaillat 'roe la 'softer* Letters, wr day, from the been r bad crossed men, to attack the result has A'battle, it is were again 20 and a0.09t) We give the authenticity—be.. One of the letters -- • Capt. Hues. • - • 06 A C.ottentoisr,;h Mad arrived yesterday. "with.* letters and platers to the 4th instant. It beiagailmago p.ertant iutelligeme from the Nor* liespologpat The ,Asatriasamaygthat took poistalibillifiFilaialarro o,ll(iiving up its SIII'CR.IS4, has marched along the - ) • Vistula, tlikeii thettroti:: city of Thorn. and ttn:p.ae ihrel•ted its mirth to Moak, at winch pace ais article, under the h..arl of Gottenburtelaetatata that it must have arrived before the 3d isdanti thongh Scatr.t. has fallen, we thus Sod Nig 4 north of (iermany, if itivoineess tl‘v•seirit is not without inelcrement and .nuns to .."!' itself from Cite yoke of a foreign tyrant. . Vic have received some wore German Panes. tas the gith ult. A e stated, taut week. the Haft •,S. • li4o, were particularly instrumental in deciding the victory obtained by the Archduke Cuaataacon the 22d last. The centre of the Austrian BUN A PAULI'S repeatedly attelepttJ to penetrate. was . in part composed of the Huagariau grenadiers. lie cohM tinder no irnaresion upon it ; and to the fat- • lure'', till'', his favourite manoeuvre, he owed hie.. defe.iit. . Sir Fa* NCI& lloi - c.: , :.rev expected motion !. Parliamentary Reform, attracted a greak yesterday, to the gallery to: • Hlonse of We find, however, that while strangers were ed (rim the gallery, on Motodyr r..ght. the wortir - Baronet altered the time to tiasaify. The Earl of Ltvutroar., on **ease of Lotftin last night. moved the lint reading of the Biil,4*. • manly called Mr. Cuanu's Bill ; and the sougadait reeding. on the motion of the same Noble Ijiadi, was Seed for this day. We tiros 'And that MPIZ; Sisters have adopted the measure as their ewe and, in doing se, they have acted like Gips* * . who, when they steal a child, take care to atter.l its It -attires, and disguise it in a way that tit* real parent may not know it. There is a chapter in Mr. LOCKI:11 E.aia upon Personal Idai‘tity, which that acute metaphysician inatances the: caveat a ship, which, although in the course of timenati tepairs, it may not retain a single plank of the ori ginal ship, is sull considered, after its various • changes, the saute vessel. --raw— • Of all the imnlar conquests or acquiitionswbido Great Britain could make in the Baltic, noi e would cc,•en such means of aiding our allies, and distreming our enemies, es the tole of Rages...— The gallant and unfortunate Scßitit mw, sod at once directed his efforts to attain poosearion et i t. lie appears to have succeeded : but whether (if, as we have tem much reason to believe, he has fallen tie action) his adherents esie maintain themselves is the island, may be much questioned. To compute • advent: that would accrue to us, from • Danish ;. • : AP .r the a t;a4ea _ A tht reduction of either the .Ish island of Bornholm. or of the Sweilish isistad .1 Aland, or of Gothlsod. with the manifest and obvious usew to be derived from ftagen, must argue en iguorasee of the rt. spective positions and 'situations of those de d- curses ~f Denmark mad of Sweden. Thai coetipisi ltugen Meckl ILt eou..vii . it • r • - Nt i 6, g .. 4% 4,1111re, it File . 4, . '4`• ttuit 'have 4041..4 c o rry..." *. ' ,that-stiest ig ail port it.. Its Leitr,i lit, lier,its *evil% teemed to .thr.4ft*stotst tokibitist wetibt. agaioat the /Al; bur - that co:frori •re:netifett su *tie Com- inittee, :11 nh Aulit but that wiultuu milmuus vrutity ret4usred , tu be re- protted. 1110011 cllretion was, that these were re have arrived at Antigua." - , • —......„- ~. re widerA Ligeund f were received,.er., the lidltie, matins, titsti ep i ttAriourk i t reinforced by tok troie from Yalfp the amain witb from ikt UP 50.0 4 if sick the Archduke Cu*&&M, t 14 a". 4. hap been , aria glorious C uo ,j - toatr 4. , is ,ati,l, did take place, and t Of dedefeated,orttb toe lor4 ut t. ( 6 4. 7) the above WitVlit attplynef It,citf a: —het coneitgreHig it !IV? . .rir4l3 ol . l ' l letters contaiaiag4tterk, ' • ire %%Inch place --- '• ------- • ~ , . tilt. of Itugen to Posnerami, and to Mockloatergti, 1 . 34 . ju N g 1. without actri,ll ) joining the German Continent, aei intelligence and the conniiind or the near Oder, which, to a ' .. ort o *.solif the e vl la stst pp,A74 . lmc po.%cr like Eaglaud,, woulk in tha. . , n to of Ist* ewe- preicut slate of the North of Eeraps. Ile isee... B i -Cu!nmei F, ria . tunable ; lastly, the facility villitig , ./ot scab igh ore. wive ui if euernonair the three 11 =t1101111a! 1 / 1 . fivie • Dost titer rt ate cretrer "poilit . oil .avnetry o _ a _ . iph l he itite of :: „ ..h00tt : ,4: 0 93 0.4 a popi ti : ..se qi : th • hi tts twit , . of , r . . le iitsww4t. r . 4 ty, or by en Adiaitatt er k eiderged made. V% e ie, atpl the e- tbe rtaldralious either to Mr. rERCEVAL, or to 1,1 LOMAT& SetislLti and elate nith thci: piti 1 . y over .• ..,