The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-01-10 00:00:00

.PT got 4-1 7 1-1141 BRITISH P)OSS. 'LON DON. 'WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10:" lad eight, at seven o'clock, eircitlir tette» were pea t to the different Cabinet bttnkatets, requesting t fall attendance at a Cabinet Council, to be held this day, at two o'clock, on business of great tut partsoer. si r RICIIAID STRICIIAII is arrived in town ro m flashing. gallant Admir..l had, yester lave uu audirve with the Lordly of the Admiralty. Sir S. Sxt rid is about to be empl )ed upon a ce Expeditiox, now in contemplation. Private Iwamoto have tires' received from Ceylon t. , Vat of August. which give an ill, riling pie r.,re ut the state of affairs India. A letter of the oh says :--"' The accounts front India are alarm ing. The British possessions in that quarter are on the mot' a civil war. It apiwars that the removal of Sr Graapy. BARLOW is the only means of prevent ing between the King's troop,. and those of ; he Cunipnity. An army of I Luoo met., it is said. i.new twitching •pots 11,41110 W. where there are 15 b.ittshotis of native troops. under European 'officers, in open and avowed opposition to f;ovcruineut...— Other llCCoutits flan Ceylon end the Calle of Goad Hope, tile latter Anted the unddle of October, state, that Seringapatem 1111 d been taken possession et by the mutineers.. The eccounts received by Government and the Cou►t of Directors are, hew. am., we uorirrataint, lens alarming: they state. that Lord ;therm bed left Bengal, and'iirocerded to Madre... to confer with Sir GSOROS BAKIAM. who Lad not found it ereamery to quit tint scot of government, although. es a measure of promoti o n, be had ultra ep his rresdence at the Goren• matt Hoar, is the fortresc—Thrso accounts, it is said, add, that no disturt.ouces of a serious nature hod ukto place. M e . Maynxe, the Austrian Messenger, ie daily expected, on his return from Paris. Some of the Pipers appear highly iinliguisasbat the couslact of thew of their entitemponeries, whu attach a pacific clarscter to 11114 COlrical lciice brtiecn. Loodoa ■nd Patio. That the imblic i•Jimot be tile mach. ..,niii their guard, against alni•kjublnug report., we readily admit; but it does appear to us, that. M the resent ease, the restIOLIT Oran *timid to negotiate, is not a mere foluellood, itimoted is aid of 'loco'''. tiou in tht funik An attempt to patch ap a puke. Ir i is one of those exptments from which 'Moisten .ght hope to ' ensile themselves to contioas a Mk-longer in power. A abert.heed 61,2.00 ap pears to be the utmost to or bich these imbecile melt aspi►e. lo this spirit their Journals boast. that Lord WSLLINGTOR is Coisildesst that he will be able to defend I'oriti4al. not perryaaeatlj s Ite—but fo►a lime. 1401 C yr, rl' L.l, . El tr.rit P the t 6. mak, 11'4 to u r that 'tl, I iler, n. ,n o. t gr..' • game Dutch NW's, bi r die id instant, heaths's' received. It appears front them. :that a convey of So sail, reverted by a bomb teasel, and ballad faro Slantslles for Crt te, ems *at tacked off the latter ?bier, on the lith last, lby a liriti,h frigate, which timed the homh-i•rb:rt into Cetoe, and in 'Ow mean tie. the convoy i ctrectcd its ramp& Tha firing su heard at Aigitemortes, %heu it was at first imp. posed to have proceeded from it shooting party in that iiinnuly. The convoy woe probab. ou Its eny fur the relict of li.arcrsionn. - Of the Ca.iscripts asseenhkd and trained at iirotsite, 1.5.6(X) were to march, hi the latter end of last iumith, from that city into Spain. A for midable arm) of reserve is also to be foamed at that place. We may expect to find the great suss of the military force of Franco ohm' ly sadem- Wol in the Spanish Peninsula. According to a letter from Vienna, the Russian Anil has boon totally defeated by the Turks, .ind °Wird to retreat 'serous the Danabe.—Cniastanti. "Pie was illuminated, three successive nights, in hamar of the victory. ' Sra late 61 the tiiih het, King Louts issued. rat lesns, a Decree fir the augnarntatinn of the exist kg hives ru Rolland.—At that date, therefore, the ated.tattd changes in that country, had not taken Phee. _ _.....___ Tlie pmeredings ol the Common Hill. yes tro=y, sly given at length in our preceding re kirn", slid will be read with interest. The City. 4 1 , 111. ere. is determined is ionise upnn the right of fisitutiu 4 petition,. from the Liver), to His M&- 'TT own the Throne. The usual thanks were ` ; " 111 in Sheriff ATIt i en. ilMlisawismommi Yesterriwc. a Cuurt at Llircy tars waa hrid at the LA India iluate, *ham Capt. A. itoscar.on was Nom into the commend of the Sorel Louth, con rl q.." ti. China iiirret. I, I"' •I'soi Warren Hatriap i LARKIN.; Carinaile. ',' %Ton ; sit Lord Melville, Werra; arrived in 1 .11 d c.rly i.i Ativaq Isar. T h'' 41, 114 Central Stoort, J.tailsov ; Union, P 4 Pc. , s ; o Proem, Vl•Tio•owe ; Oteopies, N014,- I 'D ; WM Toirevheme, HUGHES; were to tie dm- P.l fro m Bengal, shrill their cargoes had been W.A. A SpAniAh naval officer, of the name of Eqrt -1,4v. Arrived ie one of the late Cada pack. for Admiral Aeon %CA. 11 591 I`.. i)iloge an aceemst of the entrance into Swain of "mi. reinforcements" consivting of 60,000 inrn, libe fools or thei r C oni nimadet. and a tit imp. Ili the regiOleat• Or rilltch they arc cutuyostd. - •.„ ,v -,•••••"14, , V, • •• - • ' ' . LYCEUM THEATRE. The Comic Opera of Lone i t a Mir was last night perform d, with its usual success. Mr. Put itews, in the part of Yo;mc A/endows. introduced the beautiful icing of Yuan and Blooming Hn4e," from Mr. Sinoutts's Opera of The passion Impostor, and Aing it with exquisite taste and sweetness. Miss KELLY appeared, for the hr.t time, in the part of Madte, and sang and played with all the promise of future excellence that has attended her theatrical progress. Mr. PEN haw was comic in the extreme, as the Cook, and excited much laughter in the statute levella followed, in which Miss KELLY squiu appeared to great advautage. To Till.. PUBLIV. Now that the late aufortmiste disputes, relative to Coyest. Gaidco Theatre are happily at as cud, I ti ust that I shall Out be accused of presumption in thus cumin& fin-waril in my one behalf, mid indelciug the hope Ibal l Axes! drill mot be excluded toms the central amnesty I hate heels thirty nine years in the Illisx-ltace of that Theatre, sod I human) , appeal to its Visitors, abettier„dariag that load ;nitwit, I have nut served them with the almost fidelity, and, awl impartiality. It was with the &invert regret, Wilependeutly of all pervusalrnwittrisiinne, that, is my anxiety to ills chlree what I conceived to be my duty, I found 1 bad peen uffesee to any individual. I perstime to hope, that the feelings which wiped my dies MOWN. Gum a situations that I had so keg held, [see sob. sided; and that the Public at large will accept my hearty einitritWn as an attiiiement for every dna( that has bees deemed improper in my connect. If, them, the characteris tic gescrusit) and demur, of F,aglisinneu sill accept this sincere expression of eaglet, awl permit me to resume my station, tt shall be my constant rodeavour ' by every enew Um, to evince my grinds& far their kinders*. have the Inmost to subscribe squid( Their must devoted lad very humble irritant, Now-street, CoseowGarden, JAMES MILAN DUN. Tileaday. J au. g, lst.. . . The Couotma of Lioaeroot. sateosit tb have a graad pri .41 Mr MC/14TV); limh-day, at her 'wow, H bitch 4 The Eld 01 Ems& returned yesterday to Co,hio bu, The Earl of Httowteas has gives' orders for lug bout., in ht. Jiiiies's.stioare to be got in retch or.* immediately. His Lordship and family ere e% erected i. we.. is she arum, rif next 'reek. "1.41 Marchearess of SAl.Ol2llllll' intends, matt .e. k, to Jaine e,,rds d meadow& for her Ann annul root this minion. Dowager Lad) Grx • k had • grand card-Harty, 14 , 4 i evening. at her house. is Hill-street, Berkeley sqta.tte. It owls atte..rit I isyss. The peahens Dowager of MaastresSer • Causatess Cies vsaat ; Lady csr..rias Mawr 6 Gwent mid Mrs. * Jvka ; Mrs. Lima Dauer; sad weasel other rasairmsables. DOM Igrr Lady 4 1111111IST expected, 'sant week. at her house. in kid‘street. tram her seat, in York shire. YeaertlayaLord Ciat:evit.LE gave as elerult ditiner u Camillford-Honse. to a smolt. piny; among whom were the Bishop of theo&o. laqrt I DSLAWARSII. the Ho* B. Baritone?. /try. Or. Watt.. K v. Mr. DNltia, &e. ate. Tiiis Lordship, de we stated in a fie.nvr paper, will mLe the oath. a, Chaacrelor, before a d.legatiou of eighteen of the 01111ceoe and R.lorleot Nlvoebers of the Unternotv. After the erre ii r, the pv how*. ii 4 pae;akevil a siArotted esterovintnent, provided tr for the 04 1.314.'n• Calomel Beatniowt and family arrivvrl, yester day. at thiar house is P•rtsiast—rpire, front YOTk• shirr. Me. and Lady ELIZAHRTM WHIIIIREAD Are ex pected next Thursday at their It-nw, in Dover 'Meet. from their sett, in Bedfordshire. Mrs. I mousie r has returned to her house in Grn-venor-squorir, for the sesame. The Opera Haw waselarit night, as usual, very thi,ly Kneaded. The (Inches@ of Ooatiou and Nitrite landed at Dinagliudee. fro n Portputriek, on Wednesday last. The Duchess west to the house of Jsbirs A alltiCKLit. E. 9. who had every thimg arrangerd for the e n hfort and cameramen of her Grace when larding. Her Gr4.e pa..eil through that town, on Thursday. on her way to Outran. JOHN CALDWELL, formerly• Sect ling Minister of Crewmore, 11l the coenty of Armagh, has been deposed front the riffiee of the Nbuistry, by the As sociate Presbyter of Armagh, for inteisepersuce and improper conduct. The Duke of RICHMOND was expected in Dublin on Saturday, (loin his Visa to Mr. POSTER'S, in order to be present at the grand hail. given at the Rotunda, on Monde./ night, by the knights of St. Patrick. These were 1400 tickets, issued for the grand hall. girt n by the hits Installed Knights of Swot Patrick. on Monday last in Dubhn.—Each Knight subscribes 2001. making a total of expense of 14001. The infant daughter of ha Grace the Duke of Ricssuoxii will be christened this day at the Castle of Dublin. The Earl awl Countess of HARRINGTON. as Proxies for the Kin° mud Queen. are to be sponsors. There will be • grand dinner and a splendid ball on the occasion : there are 250 tickets issued for the tripper; the party will be enlivened by the presence ef her Grace the Duchess of Goaous. oho has arrived from Edinburgh. The present 'nukes the 14th child of their Graces g ow all living. best neves lust a chiitlimi seven cans and .evict daughters. Ou Tursd , •y lasi, sever..l w g ricoltural gentlemen, •t•oua Whom were Sir .Isis SINCI.AIII. and Gen. Dakota, inspected the farm of Old Liston, star Edinburgh, under the tnanurtnesti of Mr. ALLAN, of ('rawg:to.•k, on which they found white turnip. weighing (tout 40 to 39 tiros lAN acre, •nd Mit L•tfa, from 50 1 0 60 101111 per a,•re. Mr. A ULM'' ' . system of hu.b•udr) gave them high stitssfactiun; •ttd, in peruc•tar, they highly approved of and reeutwroeinted his turnip spurns. They alao ht spectra a thr•.bmg ittat.l.ilie and 'noir of ("mutt:. on the farm, constructed by ItOBuRT CAILLAW, at (any Port, of wi , irit Ib.V hi A 6l) approved; awl, •4 • mill and f r maker, they ti. , .is4ht Mr. t'vaLaw entitled to tile ittteitti , bo nt farmers, ..,veral of the gentlemen afterwards &owl with Mr. Ai t.. N, and, *oh a social " SOrec."ll lii 1'1..0414" Teat tit< creitiog with gnat .:uaivivi• al.t). Wiwi, SWAIN& Opuiwtt, hit 06 At half-Mast twe o'clock the Cosset sat--tbo Re. tyrder being espliiyed iu the foregoing part of doe day. is the Court of Commit Council, swearing its its members. The Grand Jury for the City of Loudon were sworn in, and received an approptiate charge front the Recorder. There was no busineer of interest before the Court, and they adjourned at four o'cloi.k. CLITREZNWNLL ShSSIONS—Jms. 9. &faro Mr. hi AI mwi4se i sad a Bow& if Magi'. t ri t e .. John Gibson stood indicted for committing an awash spoil the person of My. Slide. The Prime , . ewer wee represented as a man of respectability, and independeuce, living in Northumberland -street; the Prisoner is a km kney-coach owner cud house keeper, in Illarysla-home. The circumstances were these :—Tbe Proseru tor had been walking in Oxford -street, followed Ly ten French dogs. his property. One of the dogs ran ruder the Prisoner's coach; the Prosecutor berkoued, and called to his dog. The Prisoner drove his coach up to the Prosecutor, and insisted that his coach. and not the dog. wa. the ottject of levitation ; this assertion was civilly end repeuteoly contradicted by the Prosecutor, who 000 iO l O/.. diatelv seized by the Prisoner, and shoved agains, the wheel of the coach ; the Primmer demanded a shilliug per hi. th.appeintinetit ; this detnattd Islas refined by the Prosecutor. who told the Prisoner his whirrs* repesatedls; and said. that if any injury had brut sustotned, red rem could • be ea.) ly obi anted by Law. Thr Prisoner. who did net relish a legal reference, more, that if he did not immediately go , a shilling for his trouble he would beat the w rth of it out of the PrustcUtoe's ryes. Tilt' Prosecu tor watt all this time 'in the Prisoner's grasp. H sirs at letsgth released by a titan who was irritated et such ruffianly conduct. This person, who went with such timely assistance, told the Prisoner, that if Ise Ras the hest sums at the list in London. he slietild not abuse the grads tarn. The Protester sell followed the o! t keet of his vengeance through many streets, dud at east iota • shop. still usiug the most abusive lartgauge. Heves out afraid to give his address to the Prosecutor, who was resolved to egad himself of such islisensatiou. The perms, who wrist to the assistance of the Prosecutor was exassino-d. Ha stated the very viol.- at coaduct of the Prisoner. It appeared, that the Prasecwto► had offered is withdraw the indietunnt, upon toeing paid torn!) pounds; and, upon beittx refused, retliteed the mm of the Priomier's hheration to tea pounds. Tina um also refined ; and aceonnogly the pro @erotical was ear►iv!, on. The Jury luuud t Prisoner—Goily...-He ete fence d to be couffaed for oae mouth, and fiord twtatpabilliosa. The Knee has he... plasm d to appoint CIARLIS *vow,. Esq. to re,ide et the seat of the Prove sionol Government of l'orttio .1, as Its Ms./mt . . Eu.ny Eittrisordinary and Minister Plenipotentiosy. Tor K txo Las hem pleased to promote the Ki verend Goevom, Bachelor in Divinity, (Iwo Deals of Exeter,) to the Desury of the Cnthellnel Church of Petrol's, void by the deatb of Doctor. Sir RICIIAND Ka TR, Dart. Into Deno thereof ; and also, to the Itroidestisry'splace iss the.reed Cetio• Cherehortsteh sails dee imreoreoion of the pad late Dean. The Loth Ca ncet,Lott Ma appointed ED wmtp sAusus of Bath, ill thecouuty of Somerset, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary is the H:gh Court of Chancery. Yesterday morning ev well noggins loads of d lairs, front Portsmouth, were safely deposited in the batik of England. M•s uwattusied. on Monday. that the carefree French frigate was captittailiiis the attack upon the Isle of Wisdoms. Her consort. the Cosiainriere, which so greatly annoyed her trade iu the 1.1414.1 Seas, h o d as►larl for Enrope, with an i'nm•nse booty, the produce of-the soismerutis prises taken by her and the Conant., Our cruisers are in pos session of tb►s ititelligroce I and we may then-fine indulgers hope, that she will Bever reach a French port. Last week, the &id Regiment of Infantry march ed throngli Lewes, on its route from Horsham to Hailshaus barrack►. The gtl I:notation of the Mt Regiment. it is said. has received orders to embark fur service in the Emit Indies. . The vessel which brought the Imt American Pa pers, sailed front Norfolk on flit 6th ult. at which time no embargo had taken place. The Alembic hove, of Crossville, in company with three gon-boats, brought into the bay of Um,- eels., on the loth last, the English ship Le Owner wear de Car lesron. of 258 toms, carrying lb gum-, and laden with sugar, coffee, rum, ate. The prise entered Granville the same day. Mr. OAKLEY is about to return to America. We believe he left town yestemsy. in order to embark. It is said, that Mr. Hosatesum did net retire from °Mc., merely through respect for his friend Mr. Cssstrsu. butt also from disgutt, in conarrinence of timling Lis plans for retreachnient in the public ex penditure. rejected Ivy_ his colleagues. The :11iivter mid Wardens or the Bakers' Com pri>, waited on the Loa/ Mwtroao esterday, to art the avage and price of head. His Lordeoip, after egine iiiii .ig the Mevlvreigherie account. ordered the price to he contii.ned the sante as lavt we. It, viz. Quertern Loaf, Wheaten. Iv. ithd. and Household IN Qt.'. _ 'The Catholics of the county of Clare held a onore in; 011 Thurwlay lest, when they appmntell a pre. mii•ient Committee to petition erionally, tilwitiltt not their final rtmincipotion be obtained neat Sennett. Thr E.rlCirimisoNds is to present their petition t. the Lord., and Sir Eowaso O'Brien to the nowt.. of Commons. The 'intro. of Inning their pett.i.iui forworded has been entrusted to C —nun OtGoten es. who is Rhin epitomised the Seep - tar, :ciennousi.tiert• with the Geweetel Committee of of It is propereeri to liKlot a Welch mein, of natern cork• at the Stamford Cork-leit, the sir-% Thur.ia, in February next. for • pipe of red Port me.— Each relbwribet to pay time girsoes let tl.e time if seelererebiag.aini dye gunmen more before weighp.s. There we at peewee ii subscribers. friffTlB fiell 4,08* WI NT.) 44 , 11111W0tha *City DM Of TAII 111110 AL ramp:astir. Td ft BARLOW. (_____Wl from Satereay's Pow.) 44. The urn cuoplate4 u I,he tritium of Lietlto. Col. M■aro. 46. When an army steps so far aside froth the path of its proper and legitimate duties, as to become the nistroineut of porty, to mix hi political views, and to andernike the removal of Governors cr ft, we should love expected that w zi t urietatiee they l should adduce is support of a tug so foreign to their own character, should consi,t at Iciest la some set a grievance - mud intolerable oppremion. The measure which is the subject of this ccuiplaint, is, on die-contrary, an act of grace end justice. ft is not the uojupt arrest of any (Meer to purport, of oppressing' and emsgrance, hot it is the Mies of in. ()Meer, *mole the most respected in the Army Irom Inc most tyratinical and detestable . alas-e of power by which an intiocent and highly inebiorivue individual we ever oppressed. 4G. We shall ever coosider the prooettitioa of Colour:I Maar% end the part witch Lient.-Getiend Macdowall bore is that tranmetite, as sets et exe Creme injustice, so far as they Matt to do sailivi• dual whir is the subject of theta. Dot Skw users sures were not km culpsble is other potato of es w. B o th th e admit which Li. sib nant-Colomf Mears ,ave to otiolish the teat cautraet, which we email* .ler s. tlst real objtet of the proceethies: and the memorial vont tying dud advice, a New Imes XS o men erre made. w i bout ail oragruable foandaw hon, the ostenbible ground of the charges preferred *rind hue, rad be... mu merely approted, applancleif Sy - tvery an betty vie which they "Segall, be submitted ; • y Sir J. Cradork, Low ~ r uder-in-Chscf of the arm) of a inch the ammo= of Colonel Munro are officers; by the Greens! and Council of Fort St. George, who hold the mp preine military authority wader whicbtboor Okay rvesi ; by the ConstnandemisChief in Inds, NI *hoot, es Alerts, they ow , d inipheit rrerrorner cad respect ; aod, lastly, LI the Garroter GI-08W ia' ('owsied,thbe‘P oprenieand highest British aothon hi •h. • East. T. charge either the measure whi been adoptid under these aetliori n tis t i o se alto fillo sons upon which it was ereoinsie sad wilds lied bees windward sad approved I" the weft eta. thorities. as , 4t bass anti Miasmas crimes" was . studied Might tiffeved liy noise silßcess, and by Lieut... General Mitediewaii s ideo supported mace. operated with than. to spry oath*, whirls it tsar their duty to respect. This proteeducg alawdrehra at.tit.rily t 41 ithdramisx the isawagraerat cad oho action of all military arraintrumut rarirdsiordhe re gu lation sad economy of the essay from the authority of Gotwrineissat, is order to plass b-intlep, shape of Courts Martial. ender tbesbeersiowl. officers of the army themselves, blonr° vet! the 1 3 . 4 sival ter were to bear the • lbw i must belirerohe collusive aid posered.d Isseiss. eiew Boum& bras el -ethology sod •Sweliss rept Comma% or rather iv absbuee es. le aka to be the mahjed * for us 'dm sebstakbal edleit existed. of the trial. 47. We showlii, ewbswi, well an oosierwied. soy fts. by inwiitiog diedessig• pi Coast limy Lei Jess punesllll atria se • pure and hesmin lvle tlieir "ania4 ltee• i11 411"6111"1"111 Werelbeites 011 111. 1111 ' soy ow. sea preessdiag .t= so ibes rubs cornea was, with Wiwi' s'ppaseerame wed founded is emelt source as all thweaspanieweces conspire to isaltestea AM Bet it is said, Colonel Moen ow weir Isimp tried, and if innocent. wueld hove bora @quitted yet the Memorialists thentrolves allege filet he see d i re „,l 7 eun d rnth ed....... lianas( iseeevred the •••• pupil Or haring acted is a Malill.l , that wag ems generally ei.itatilrred to have been netteiust.".... " Haifa, incurred die suspiriem" are mere win*. of form. The meaning of Use pasamse is • powers assertion that Lieutenant-Colonel Noma had arms& in a manner that was nsmi gesserall) eoinasietwd have be. a criiiiinalr—ivr as-usor doss to be the moms. hug of the passage, Isitrause there was se ilisistami coeerniing the facts. 49. It is difficult to imagine, that such • Awls as that which was preferred %MON LientoC.lwrat( Munro. ohs old have rested ouly en tomer ',Patti and that the officers who signed sissosid stet hays used all tl e means in their power to s.btaso ship pee. oral of • paper otr which the) meant w feassol au accusation of most. therefisve. pameam i . that the Memorial ea the least Contract wry its s ae ba.ids of those who charged its au hoe with data.. ation. Front that M•miorial. oh. e f am . ura , r 4,.,,,,4 nee diaisvowed by 1...5eat.4.:01. Manse. and a oprblo of certain and 'say proof. is to he adieu t h e manner to which •Im had iseted." mid it Mat we.. seer I( eel* wait already most !generally re•eestb. crsvousal, sesitessee was already passed so let es frith ems be shelf to the Mr tamed wet. Isited to tomes sensed to this Ciounesioieut. tr to vat. 1 surfer. more iu the honour of ibe army then in the party feelings of the Mrtnoridis's. eti.4 or Lope they so. re WO M•KWur is Shelf elcptClLiti.tis 01 post • sent. tier. But although she acqnstial of Leutroant-Colettel Mosso must he supposes* pstg. stiole s it was not tit that such an officer shottod Itt brought to the bat as a criminal for hio hone,. Erns vices. It was ant lit that the mode of pro% not On% tinge Sue the camp equipege of the genic, opotioesti and *depts.(' as it had been by *tl the - logos ?mikes rities in India, slinstlek,be •ppalsd frail then so. thenties to aboard of oa c ... It wtfl► not this Burt step should pas, without opposition, in the t•eeer►s of usurping the regulation • (the army item Goveroosat to the rakers of he army. •.• not h corning that the firtpreta•• Gt•.entnt.nr. tt e Comps mander-io-Chief of lodes, the Govprinspot of Eost it. George s and the late Cominaosobloosnot hitf of that l'resideney.'Sir J. Crallo.ck. should hold up their hands ons ruttiest,. heirserrs trthuiest of itOgyerll t ng in jodeonent open the dehber.ta otassnrca of tit., (i..%Pr..11,efr 50. The ah.•lr pfnreeoling srd r sprat. I. the pt sssss wittbt 1. rtn•p Mir risremhit ap. I et, ssss of rout jolt, gaol i a,,d nuintisremisbli. in. • vislablieft on vlost Mlvont. I. ot. Or he onur of your Gover.oneot. fool to oho. Id tow of ottr hod on 1 nl.lrst aerwants from ow •r% awl opprreirive ohms* of poirri. I 1 you hod on.e..rd to .10 .0., %on *mild has- faded in iLr u.o.t muer-a elnuess4 your Ingh statiun, and would hen n.O•