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- OPERA MOUSE. Several ladies of fashion were deterred flvi to oling ; his ;his Theat re last night, by sn apprehen m sion of t hnewal of the scene of Saturday We do to, offever, remember to have seen the House rove cro wded. The boxes displayed moch beauty cud fashion, hot the pit WA almost exclusively oc cupied by gen - leinen. Previous to the commence or/of the Opera, the following hand-bill was or/ generally distributed in the !untie : eledS THY. %Tee, Ttlr6D tY, JUNe lg. Mr. (+r Ad re Is it incionsierit on him to state to the N ••• Sub.c.ibess to the Opera, and the Public, ha o'°Nn "°', than, during his at .11 , !OC., loon the Theatre se svortgy nicht la t, soy thssse should hate occurred to the ll:pleasure of any part of the Arnli.trme. tiae,ef„, on the hest cote:lllAm , which could he formed, bees Iv:., aded that the time allotted for the erwirtalioneut of the .4.f.c wool e.tactly not the Opera i.. Seru;.er„ the Lliyerti.ement or Paul el 1'41.0.4, and the se cond ait of the Billet of Owiast, whiet has met with s de OW a preference rarer the other two aft% he arranged it ist the soder annoxrcel in the bills of the dry. cis' oily ex. re, 1,4 ant) Pee (24 the performance \414 SO mush esslsetthamc odd be expeled), that he Wit not pr.,serit to ert• ',roe hOauthorsty to Is teethe hot Ai of the Welet poi formed for the isitenskd omi,essm haysne, bees. frosts a sias only ars on that the enterrainuseote of the. earning would have prnierinn s.u.tsl five misrules losfore twelve o'clock. as Mr. G141(1 Mitt/ this esplist awn will move satisfactory." This candid explanation appears to have satis. led all who might have gone to the house with a ho ok f ee ling, and the night passed over withouw the sli,4litett expression of disapprobation or &aeon cent, We mus t not rate sawing the least curious, chow lashionables, who hail not nerve to venture their 'persons in th , scene. Many of th:rn had their taottnen in waling, and, one titled lady naticularly had formed an arrangement, by which she rape led to receive a report every half-hohr of the progress of t h e experae3 battle. A crowd of people assembled LI front of the house at an early hour. THE.iTRE, HAYMARKET. Mr. WiolisTori, the new Proprietor and Manager er this Theme, made his lint appearance last night, in the chandler of rereb Que'eta, in The Review. tle wac perlealy at his ease, and played the pit t w:tlt spilt and humour. His manner is very nioc:i in the v , ay of Mr. F4wCCT T. of whom be ire (pie , tly reminded us. The ilidierce received him with the most flattering approbation. In the inter val, between the comic sketch of Blue and this piece, Mr. ELLIsTMK came forward, and addressed the :oldie:ice to the following effea ..',shies and G.TIPICiI 3^ n the iittactoitie4 in f main, errangenients eh t the Winter "rheatret Claillllllllo Open. 11 , 111 1 9 ditappniiitments ea...v.0+61)1y happen. The name of Mr. liarlowe, who is• eneee,l fee Cm. Theitre. ha- bern by sand, as imedart the . bdts of 13,iiry•lans for ilia nicit, and, as a nib.titute einnot way fart her these, Miss of Cutely-garden Ti1,14.1e, h4ii loirtiv uncle t Ikea, ,at a short twice, to wry ly Mrs. throne. `, (l.e .d op pi .air.) U ucla thus• circumstances, wid from the manner in which yea have received aim roairion.rati. , ll, I believe, dim and Gentlemen, l need ra , d. 'inutile .on with any fattier esservations." This apology was well received, and The Ream commenced with rent. • Rowihra mArti:a, Astley's Annuil Wherry, given in honour of His Majesty's Birth-day, was rowed for yesterday by the following fret Watermen : Names. Pr•illerare. Cohirs. Curies Gi,,El Ta.npte cq.rl a. Thomas 1-ansb.lll Wu* Thniel M..14t Cup n. John Rider . 19.0 G.ote Almander G.ote (leery Hutchins... Rotbeslitthe Cr.mson. The parxies started at four o'clock, with the tide, and rowed round boats moored off Vauxhall and klungertord stairs. Dulfin, Mallet. and Ashley, came in first, second, and third, and, by the condi tions of the match, all the rest were considered as beaten, and these three started again for a second heat, which determined the prize. Mallet came in first, and was accordingly declared villor. It was the fifteenth wherry given by Mr. Astley. A great deal of foul play took place on the liver during the contest ; several strange boats having mixed with the candidates for the purpose of as sisting their friends. Amon: , these, a press-gal ley was conspicuous in its efforts to serve Ashley. Some tumult and confusion followed of course, upon the landing of the parties at Standgate.— Pittoon, the famous Jew pugilist, Itiltioits to see the fun, leaped nut of a boat upon same planks close to Ow shore, but he slippA and went down. Three men, who leaped in to save him, narrowly escaped downing, as he dragged them under the water. — Thee seer', however, all extricated, and brought Mitts P. ANDII gin, Esq. did not vote in the ma jority fur the criminal prosecution of Lord Met %ILIA... helms not voted on any one of the ques tions respeaing the Noble Lord. A town meeting was held on Saturday se'nnight at the Eschange Rooms, Belfast. The most noble the Marquis of Dos oo Lt., the sovereign, several •nagistrates, and a number of the most respedable inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood, at tended. The sovereign stated, tha: he had called the meeting for the purpose of devising the most rroper measures to he adopted for counterading th: illegal proceedings of the journeymen carpets who, by entering into combinations, had as sumed to themselves the power and authority of legislating for the whole community, and in conse quence thereof many gentlemen h:til been obliged to suspend their opetaiions in buildings of great magnitude. The journeymen tailor; too, he ob served, had adopted a similar line of condusf. lie remarked, that these conMinators were probably not aware that, by entering into such illegal asso ciations they subic&cd themselves to very severe penalties, such as whipping and imprisonment, which, hi similar cases, both in London and Dub lin, had been indiEted. In the mean rime it would become this meeting to adopt measures tor the encouragement ar-t protcEtion of such foreign tralesuien a,l should come horn the country to vsa It in town. He then read several resolutions, whiob .he submitted to the consideration of the nesting, They were unanimously approved of, and acontmittee was appointed for carrying them kto aged. WOBURN SUEEP SUEABLVG. On Monday morning the Duke of BEDIORD'S Agricultural Fete commenced by a public break fast, at Woburn-abbey, and about eleven o'clock, the company arrived at the Exhibition-room, at the Park Farm. The greater past of tire morning was occupied by the examination, one by one, of the new Leicester Rants, intended for letting yester day afternoon ; these Rams had been just shorn, and their fleeces were hung up round the room, num bered and labelled, with the exalt weight of each, f r the inspeaion of the gentlemen present. His Royal Highness the Duke of CLAMe.NCe was among the company, and during the whole day, continued in the most familiar conversation with the agricul tural gentlemen and farmers present. Among the many interesting groupes, which were formed for conversation, on subjeas connated with agriculture and rural affairs, we noticed Mr. Tot. Ler, shewing specimens of wool, fifigen itches lung, of a sufficient fineness for the finest broad cloths, taken from the back of a Wether Sheep, of his breeding, half Spanish and half South-Down, on which it has been growing three years; and Mr. T. stated it a: his opinion, that he can grow fine wool of almost any length, by delaying the shearing of this particular breed of sheep for a proportionally long time, pro vided the manufaaurers can afford to give a price proportionally great. Mr Cnwcer, of Aspley-Guise, exhibited a plan of a water-meadow, which 1w has recently constrria ed at that place, said to be the first attempt at irri gation by a Bedfordshire farmer. The exhibition-room was ornamented with corral drawings and views of the statue now ereaing on tie south-side of Russell-square, Loudon, to the memory .it that gtelt promoter of the useful arts, the tate i)itke of 11. c FOitn. Mr. Tay I. ort, Irons the Society of Arts, produced a pair of sheers, for which a reward had been given to Capt. Mt Liam during the late session of mat Satiety, which his Grace caused to be tried by the sheep-shearers who were at work. \lr. BELE* MY attended to distribute his work on the Diseases of Cattle. Mr. GARRARD distributed his proposals for a large print, to be eng-aven from a pieture which he as painting, of the Woburn Sheep-shearing, with por traits of the principal argriculturalists ; and berore the company went to dinner, several of them were shewn the present state of this piaitre, in the great saloon of the Abbey. The particulars of the premiums offered by the Smithfield Club, in December next, were stuck up, as were also several papers, descriptive of cattle, to be wen and hired, or bought at this Meeting. Soon after three o'clock, near 200 persons sat down to a most excellent dinner in the great hall and room adjoining. His Grace the Duke of Betsy°, D was supported on his right hand hy Ilia Royal High twss the Dube of CL•IIti4CR, the Marquis of Hos T. aaV. and Lard Sister:sae ; and on his left by Earl DARNLISY, Lord Soucy/mar. and Mr. Con wea. As soon as the cloth was withdrawn His Grace gave— " Th, Kt.,g," then, " Success to Agriculture." - Shortly after which, His Royal Highness the Duke of CL/Armes arose, and in a short but very excellent speech, adverted to the last toast as a vet y proper occasion for proposing a bumper to the health of the Duke of Bedford, to whom the coun try is in so peculiar a manner indebted, for his laa:!aSle and wall-diretted exertions fur the im provement of the agriculture of the kingdom ; it was drank sv,th three times three and loud plauJits, and his Grace, in a speech evally concise and appropriate. returned thanks to His Royal Highness and to the company. Mr. tw rm-v gas shewed round to tables specimens of a particular species of elm timber, which he has discovered in Kent. applicable to several put poses in ship-building. The utmost hilarity prevailed among the com pany, and their interesting conversations on rural siihjeas were enlivened by the following toasts : 0 The Pmugh " The Fleece " • Small in size and rest to sad.," "Gavel statics." " Weeding in all its branches." " Irrigation.* " Prosperity to all improvements is agriculture." " The Farming 4ecketiesetlreleud" Muerte:sea." Before the company broke up, his Grace ad dressed them and said, that it was not unusual to drink the health of distinguished friends of agricul tural improvement who were absent, and as, un fortunately, they had now to lament the absence, on account of iliness, of one who hal so often contt-i -bated, not less by the extent and variety of his in formation on most useful subjeas, than by his great urbanity of manners, to the entertainraeat of this meeting. he should propose " Srr jousith Ranks, and his seedy recoszry." At the Table we observed Hi. Grace the Duke of Manchc.ter. E Talbot. keel.—Ludlow, and Cawdor. So.—Harty Featheistaine, John R Ref lie, John Wrmies fey, William Robert Law:t y, and Hush loslts. Colonels—.ll.ltymitle and Dorrien. Messrs ....William Lee Antonte, CullMe Smith, Cursren, Hutgerne, F raocis, Mood , . Motets, Wine, s•wl ford, Ist NI, Dudley, Stnernove, CorS•t, Qmitiote, MAP!, F. Sitwtll, %V Ross tile, C. G. Gray, J. M Wc•dLar, Buckles, Walton, Cr00k..., Ilitlirey, S. T. Stone, Fellows, Smith, T. Grace, J S Clian:tlea, Bridger, II orison, Lowntie., N. Stubhiii., R. Tobb•, Kancititao, .1 1' Cowley, T. M.0.C11411, P 11,1011.11, Ga,sar , l, I ia ~ss, Smith, Taylor, FAMT ' R , lla . ttr• Durham, , 11."". S. me., Campion, F t .her,Strieklattd, Mate, Venue, J. C. Wood, Sante', Shelton, Kul, Cis min to, Lee, Borers , A. Dashwoud, Dais, C- a, Dickman, Athestone, I.nraine, Colchester Loader, W o rd, DI•VV. lu vane, Watkins, Pullet, Barnes, RISC, Appeal J. rear .e, Girdlestone, Barber, Edward.. Bryant, Kolbe, Cha,ge, Clarke, Maynard, %Vaughan, Roper, 3. K. Nice, scc. On returning to the farm-yard. four lam consist ing of five Leicester she p each, were sold, viz. Ist, five Ewes to Lord SomseviLLE at 15 guineas; t!d, five ditto to Lord Caseoue at 19: guineas; gd, rive Thrives to Lord Some's , Liz at 14 guineas ; and 4th, five ditto to ditto, for IS guinea , . Mr Cott c, of N ofolk, and Mr. NOR THE V. be ing At lived, they j tined the company afire: dinner. In the. course of the day, FR SSEIS Si r at. a, Esq. M. P. issaed particulars, and gave very general in vitations to his Barm.sor Shezp-sbew, near Berwick, on the Bth of next month. We have seldom seen a meeting more :elect, and the day proved very pleasant, except a slight skewer towards the evenhsg. 1;1W:1i LAST wromrs oitzgrra. Admir.itu-Offire, Anse IS T 1603. Copy of a Letter from Real'. Admiral Chitty ha Milan Mass. Esq. dated nu board the Trent, Im . Coeit ICathou►, the 10th instant. SIR, Kit/need 1 transmit vne,,fer the is}fermatio•t of my Lords Coin Iftii44nors of the Admiralty, a telt / from Captain Losaek, of Hu Majesty's slp3o Helena, givieg an aczoiiiit of the cap ture Of the Santa L./earlia, a Spanish Privateer, of fourteen gut's, and one hundred and faurtaan men. 1 am, Sic. W. cm. DRURY. liln !Majesty's Ship Helena, at Sea, SIR, 9th June, 1809. 1 ham the honour to acquaint you, that on the station pre scribed by your seder of the 21st March, His Majesty's slow. tinder my command captured on the Sth lime after a chace of ten hour., and a smart exchange of shot for fifteen minutes, the Santa Leocadia Spanish shin privateer, pierced for twenty guns, fourteen nine.poundats mounted, and a complement of one hundred and fourteen men. lam happy, Sir, to add, that no person was hnrt on board the Helena, although the ,enemy's gam. were well supplied with grape and langrage ; +lie was htta-four days from St. Sebastian, not having mate" airy c ipture, perfectly new, coppered, sails well, and, in myopinion, calculated for the King's service. Could I venture,Sir, on this short trial of the (ewers and crew I have the pleasure to com mand, to mention their carelu;i, 1 should certainly , tee .m -mend them to notice; amorist whom Lieutenant I lugh First of the Helena, and WSW!. Watson and Wiliam., who have boats passed fin Lieutenants, and anxioualy waiting their Lordships patronage. I have the honetir to he, gee. WOODLEY LOSACK. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 00re, Awe Is, 1605. STAFF. To he Brirviier-',.;m•-mli to - the Force% under the Command of GNieral Ste James Craig, K. s.—llfigolier Cit.inetal hipher!son, fri,m the ifime Staff. Brigad.et.General Palmer Ackland, from the Hume To be Deptry A Vinton; General ha the girl Forees—B4ather Geuval Janes Campbell, of she 61st root. To be Depute Quarter-Meter General to the said Foram— Lieut.ment.Colonel •Henry Edward &infinity. To be Deputy Inspector of Hospitals to the foreas—Wiliam So.ner•iile, Esq. To be Brigadirr-;meiosis to the Forces ender the enmmaild , if Lieutenant-General Sir Eyre Coate, K neral Rreitet Mscltrhine, from the Hense'Staff. Brisertier-General Militia Balfour, from the H Staff, Brigadier General Heury Tucker 11,1eistreeur, from the Home To be Deputy Arturint to the 'aid Force.", wit!: t`,e ,1 1 / 4 of Lient:tiant•Cntonet in the Arany—Majut Thomas %Valsh, oa half-pai of the lareenli Rantert. To be Ueputtr Quarter-Nitait.n General to the said F..tcee-, beateuat.t-Colunet Henry Fo* EroyonriF,g, at the I%tli root. CITY BUNINASS. A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday at Guiidhall, which was attended by the Loan ,MAyoa, seventies Aldermen, RECOMDLA, SHE- Rue re, and City Officers. The Assize of Dread was ordered to he continued at Is. lid. the Qyartern Loaf. A dividend of 21. percent. to the Orphan*, dye the .I,:b of July, was ordered to begin payment on the 11th of July next. The Thanks of the Court were voted to the Loan Movoirs Chaplain, for Lis excellent sermon, the first Sunday in term, and he was requested to sani/ a copy thereof to net/ Niernher of the Court. Amt.-noisy H•ettseni, JO . lll F tLsy, JOHN York's, and JOHN JokristoNe, the tow Beadles of thirCOort of Reqtteas, were re-eletted into Ofice. Monday next, being Midsummer-bay, was ap pointed far the eleaion of a poor man and woman, of the pe;ishes of St. Margaret, or St. John the Rvangelis*, Westminster, Out-pensioners of Ema nuel Hospital. Bearositri Secedes, Generic Stosr, Dome:. Oric, I)oviu W 11.1.09, WILLIAM CH APMAN, THO MAS BLACKSIOHS, THOMAS 81.0 AT, Water Rulers and Joan Hausa, (hone! Taurus, and PRAM cis 'En z000•z HAY, Lighter-Rulers; were una nimously re-elcaed Mikes of the Watermen and Lighermen's Company for the ensuing year. EDWAkD JAMES Aare r, citizen and carpenter, was admitted a Serjeant at Mace of the Poultry Compeer. Several appeals against the rates made under tlle Defence AEI, for the Ward of Woad-street, Were heard and det.vroined. LAW IN rELLIGENCE. COURT OF KINGS BENCH, WESTMINSTER, Jump :7 The Court was occupied the whole of this day in law arguments of little or no public intere.t ; the only one of notoriety was; question between the West India Dock Company and the Corporation of Sugar Coopers, respecting the right of the I.►tter to work in the dock-yards, as they were nccustomed to do on the legal quays and wharf: of the City of London. After hearing very long and able argu• ments by Messrs. WOOO and Eacr, the Omit, cwt. sidering it a glesti(ln nf very great importance to the public, dire9ed that the argument shoqld fie continued on a future day. POLICE. GUILD% ALL Yesterday Thomas Rea, was again put to the bar, having undergone a long examination bel,-re the Sitting Magistrate, en the charge of selling couater lett half crowns, at los. the dozen, or Is. each. An accomplice gave information to the Officers, at the office of Shadwell, of having frequently pur chased counterfeit halt crowns, at the above rate, from the Prisonet, who had, when apprehended. twenty-fur of them in his pocket, a counterfeit dollar, and some m irked money, which he had just taken fur bad half crowns. The Prisoner's So licitor advised him to make no defence. The evi dence was then read to the witnesses, who were bound to appear at the next Sessions, and the Pri soner was fully committed for trial. This coinage of base money is said to be carried on to an alarming amount, and that immense sums are brought to town from Birmingham to the wholesale dealers. whir self half ctowns, dollars, mud shillings, at the most moderate prices. The market gardeners. and 6,h salesmen, have been the most considerable town. The Pushride announces the receipt of letters from Piedmont, which state, that the famous bri gand :Newton, who styled himself The Ereeero•• of the Alp,, and whose name alone spread tetror in the dspartoients of the 27:h Military Division, has been killed by two young conscripts. at the moment , wises he was preparing to commis new brigandage*. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. MINISTRY OF GENERAL POLICE. Rabaßs of t ,, e Report laid iY ,o,e the Nced . itv Cosnrniesion, and other P.)7.r, rehtiv• to the Affair of wad Rosso no, accused and conviled of heing Spies. The reporter to the commission, in his state ment of fads, has, in the first place, proved the existence of the crime, and afterwards brouget evi dence that the accused are guilty of it And these culprits," says he, " are not of the class of onscrwe spies, which the subaltern agents of the English Government I and, from time to time, on onr coens, arch a; the English send out as a real for lorn hope, without concerning themselves respelling their fitture fare. " One of these, P.:erre Paul Duhne, formerly -a naval captain, has filled important situations in lodise he announces himself as having Seen Com mander in Chief of the armies of Timm° Saib, De piny of the French Agents in India to the niaerst en, and lea-Envoy of Tippoo Seib, and pretends to have important subjetts of cornpiaint against the old government of France. Under this pretest, semi as a naval officer, or as haring lent h-I a com mand in India, he could introduce himself nee every office of government, to all the ministers; he could procure access into every house, visit all the ports, traverse all the armies, dive iato every secret, and frustrate every pennon. The other, Jean Jeeques Antoine Thomas Ros solin, presenting himself with fewer pretensions. but having the means of rendering himself eq.ially use ful, was formerly a Pilot and Ensign. He has A wife, family, and friends, at Toulon ; an I daring ten years residence at London, having lived in inti macy with the principal agents of the p thee, 'he is qualified more than any other, to know what per sons in France the enemy might imagine they rely on and consult. " In the confessions of the accused, and in the let ters seized and recognised. you will find, at the same time, the proof of ihe particular attentions of which they were the objenl, and the astonishing distr. !km with which be members of the English Government avow almost officially both tin's s pion27e and a more horrible design, which is almost as clearly proved by the misson of the accused. tt You will see the accused, Duleam welcomed its a manner, and even engaged at the vet y moment of his arrival, by the Baron i'lmbert, formerly an offi cer in the marine at Toulon, and now an Agent or Louis XVIII. and attached to the police of Lon don, carried officially, and almost as soon as he had landed, to the seat of the Minister et War, Lord - Camden, at a salary of one hundred Innis per month, to be paid either at Iletrinitrgh or Pans, at his pleasure; and at the same time he rezeives tne as surance of Mr. king, Private Secretary to nlr e litt, that all t h e money he may rerriire, or nished him from Mr. Pitt's office on giving his receipt. " You u ll see that, at the same time the govern ment thee aliened to them its treasures, it promised them, on. the sencr hand, mnitati perm rem, and the sense treenrent as to Georges and Piehemu. Certainly the onjeA of the rni.ston of these ten am spiraents is nog 'eaown ; the horrid • casein set Leh England hoped from the conspiracy is known ; et.n we then forbear s.uspenieg that be who WAS rent by the same men into France, he to wheal they reeee the same promises, he to where the fieron d'lrouert a rote, that in case of any .aesideat, !its ramily wowed be comfortably provided for—cat we forbear sirs peSing that this man is something rens than a mere spy, and that since be wee t r be rewarded in the sense manner as Georges and Pit-in:grin he r..n the seine risk, and had recyived the same conlntisbi You will find a new plod of the dep:icin , of she Euglish Government, in the very meth. d ch• -en by that Gnvsrwnent for intrndue ing into Fran e its two new agents. It violates whatever is most sa cred—and, trampling under font the law of nations, conveys in the very cartel of exchange, under the Parliamentary Beg, and Casts among us, men charged to ad over again the part of Csurges sad Pichegru. " Those fAas are faithfully extralted from ace knowledge(' letters, from the confessions of client cus •d—and they may be said to save themselves yrritten their I wn accusation. The cs-derant Berea (Pin:here, whose letters were found on the accused, aged to whoa% they were to transmit their reports, was, in 179 i, and - of the Marine, at Toulon ;he was one r f thnst ho surrendered the port and the fleet to the English ; be accompanied them when they evacuated the place—and has, sir.ce that time, coatis - A:O4 in the pay of England. " He resides at London, and is the heed of a kind of Committee cr Society, composed of Toulon re fugees, whose number, in sea:nen and officers, amounts to nearly 300. These refugees, mostly men of bad eheraner, re the most :nein spies of the English Ministry. et Administration has several times had it in cnutempletion to employ Ile se t yro:tees agaiast France, and to seed them in small compenies by way of Stain into the southetn provinces. In the mean time, they remain as a disposeable fund, and since the destruntim or submission of great part of the Chouan chiefs, the Baron D'lmbert, with his To don re fugees, is to the English plice, what Georges was with his Breton sailors and peasants. " The followings the account given .17 Pane in the interrogatory which took place on the 7th Floreal last, before the Piclea of Police : which interrogatory was renewed and confirmed before you : " The Baron d'lmbort proposed to m', after the statement I gave him of my mistartiows, and the complete disgi ace I had experienced from my Go vernment, to serve the c tow of Louis XVIII. whose agent he was, and as Laing - -;rh full powers by the King and the Count time with I-lie Majesty in Sweden, salary of 1001. sterliug a month, paid me by an order of the Mir' Crmden, to Mr. Co ke, o on his mersley, who oamit amount, either on Thornton at burgh, er M. Perregaux at Pae : s gl.ns I might want should be Pitt's office, by order of Ml. Lary to that Minister, and that on demand, and on giving my " That, with respeal to my 1 he c !tiie of Louis X v tn. wisose id a, Laing chargo•cf with full ; and the Count s PArt ,, is at that !.,ty in Sweden, he offered me a •liug a month, which Qh3uld he 1' of the Minister at War, Lord ooke, on his banker Mr. Ham- !d transmit me an order for the Thornton and Power, of Ham. regaux at Pars ; that any other t should be ;arnished from Mr. der of MI. King, private sec:e- :er, and that it should be paid ma in giving try receipt. Wei% to my military promo rt. I IP( P wa l I I V ."7