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Answer of the Cornmirsiosers of Naval Enquiry to vMtoent Habilis% Letter of the 28th of March, is in the BRITtSM PRESS LON DON, FRIDAY, Aram 5. rends Official Paper announced the sailing 'onion fleet upon the leth of January, and to that port in four days after, in conse adverse weather. Why our contempo- I are in general so ready to impeach the the Moamar, should pin their faith upon instance, we know not. Yet such is the flay hare not allowed with temper any one plume the possibility, or probability, that the part of it, shay have proceeded for its de and that the report of its return to port may artfully propagated to mislead us. In our the aith of March, we ventured to express upon this subject. They were grounded authority of a letter from on board the , one of the frigates which fell in with our Mediterranean fleet, and captured the Acheron.- - &rime sailed from Toulon two days after the steered is its track, which was directly ail it came within sight of the coast of when it shaped it course westward, and after ftll in with oar convoy. We then urged improbability of the Toulon fleet being able to - that port without some part of it being the Noricum, which sailed in its wake ; but not having been observed to have passed Streights of Gibraltar ; and it being the popular that its object was within the Mediterra laid no stress upon the circumstance of trust afterwards shaping a western course, attributed it to the state of the wind and The very prints, however, that were the to sneer at our speculation, and to reiterate of confidence, upon no less than the autho- Government, that the Toulon fleet returned now begin to think it vssible that we may been right in our speculation. From the and description of the French force, whose the West Indies has Men announced in its upon Dorninica,it appears to be the Rochfort squadron, and it arrived at Martinique upon the 18th 'February. We find. however. that a squadron of war was seen on the 17th of that month, leagues to the westward of Cape St. Vincent, Dane, who kept company with tht m three and must of course have been able to aster bether they were slips of war or merchant- The Dane communicated the intelligence t o N Oanc, who sent the account to Admiral ,Nt. This sufficiently proves that it cottlii some persons were inclined to believe, be tral COCNICACL's squadron. Besides, he was of the latitude of Lisbon till three week< aft, r yards, the All of March. It is certain, therc that the ships of war seen by the Dane were British ; and consequently th►re is strong rea• presunie that they were either the whole, or the Toulon hut. :ounts fmm Barbadoes of the 16th of Fe state th it the French force arrived at Mar. _ on the lfhh of February, consisted of one •decker, two two 74's, and five frigates. The • frigate arrived at Barbatio-t on the 266 ; just boarde,i a Neutral ve.wel from Mat tinique, confirmed the ►tatement of the French force • .irrived there, and added, that seven sail of line, with several frigates and transports, were momentarily expefled from the Mediterranean for 'pose of co-operating is a general attack upon islands; she further added, that an cape , with four thousand men, was on the point sailing against St. Lucia, and a number of oae of them said to be a tine-of-battle five of them brigs, and, from (their manceu supposed to be French, were seen from the to wiadward, and were fallen in with on the by an American vessel. A letter from Tor of the lit of March, upon the same subjefl, Lad begun I long letter to you, when secnrints reached !in• amid of a French squadron at Maqinique of two • . ..ers and three seretity•ftnlnt, two ifilOte., and two rni.lnres arrived at !Martinique on the mo ttttt ig of the l'eb,nary; they were fired at by tbs Diamond Rock, .hewed n o 001011 r IS and went int, Port R yti. Au ex tell! Mr a craw boat to ir,e information to St. Locus; trielird thot p we the +am/ a setting, and that ii-ght an ex /CU! (lOW St. Lucas tu the t;otormidure at 11.,0ad0. , .. Sir mot, lig the last accounts, hal only got lit, fia: un ' ' o3 " l 11-. bite schooner. Tbs Centaur was at Ant gua with her mast out. The ism/ (ewe b a. decidedly supelior unless One arrives fmin England murk mischief mar be TNe attack on Dominica sou will find from thniefal 's letter. General Prevost feels confidant. I Cynic Ilse awe have en nm,•oced their attack more Quay --ArbCgta,l n.ight"itAve Lahr., that will sweet earwig g.:-.l4a.me at Prince Rupert' • We a,e to know what w become of the rest et their Lace. del ence. ~"` .* " It is not improbable that we shall coma in fur a conflagration should the enemy's squadron proceod on to St. Domingo. The Cork fleet has arrived, and part of them are now sailing to fire Leeward Islands." General PREVOST is supposed to have 900 men in Prince Ruperts, and the French force did not ex:eed '2,000. Making, then, only fair allowance for the superiority of British valour, and the advantage of situation, we may exped that he will be able to make a formidable resistance. We yesterday an nounced a report of his having received a reinforce ment of 500 men from Barbadoes, and repuls-d the enemy in three several attacks, but we have nut since learned any circumstances in confirmation. It appears certain, however, that three days had'elapsed after the surrender of itoseau, without any new advantage gained by the enemy. There is strong reason, therefore, to hope that he will be able to hold oat long enough to receive succour from some of our other Islands. The great danger is, that they may have to provide for their own safety, and cannot afford to help their friends. It is evident that a part only of the squadron has proceeded against Dominica. What then is be- come of the rest ? Antigua, St. Lucia, Su rinam, Demerara, are all probable ohjeAl of iettack ; and, should the Toulon fleet come fresh into the cc ntest, the enemy may be able to sweep all our West India Colonies. Some think that the at tack on Dominica is only A feint to draw our atten tion entirely to that quarter, while the other part pro ceeded to cruise off Barbadoes, for the purpose of intercepting the fleet, which, they had received intel- 1.. ligence, was on its passage. This fleet sailed from Cork on the 27th of January, was off Madeira the I2th of February, and might be expeaed to be off Barbadoes the first week in March. It has on hoard between 3 and 4000 troops, and AR immense supply of plantation and other stores, &c. for Jamaica and the other Islands. We fear too Admiral COCRRAIRE would not arrive at Barbadoes in time, for letters have been received from several of the Officers in his fleet, dated on the 4th and sth of March, off the Rock of Lisbon, where he remained till the 9th, about which time the Cork fleet would be off Barba does. We have been . favoured with the following ea craft of a letter from an officer on bo.trd one of His Majesty's Frigates. tilted off Brest. Match : " On the 27th the French !teat of Twenty-one Sad of the lame, Five Fr gates, and One Cortette, cone out of Brest, and anchored in Bertheaume Road. We fired three shot at one of their frigates, which was not returned. Our little squadron was Patriot by rho Co‘ensis and Bellerophon. We resounds:trod them very closely, awl dispatched a cutter in quest of the Fleet. At half-past eleven we woe also sent is quest of them; and at half-past three, T. re. sisok • the Admiral Sir Charles COWIN haring fifteen sail of the line and the two before mentioned ships. At live, the rsdrnital mule the signal to prepare for action. At a quarter.past oi, made the signal to carne to the wind nn the starboard tack, a n d stee•ed towards the N.W. leaving the Latrine, Diamond, Phrenie, two brigs awl • cutter, to watch their m•.niom. After dark we mistimed the frigates until poet six this morning, seeing the whole of them still at anchor, and not nue of our ships in sight. N.B. The French Fleet are now gettmg under weigh, thirty-two minutes toast nine o'clock, and, I should suppo.s., are going into Brest. It is reported that Lord Gar son ice will not take any part in the discussion of Viscount MEL% I LLes case in the House of Lords. Mr. A 'IA st is the Counsel employed by Lord Me to prepare and condua his Lordship's The person who behaved so ill at the House of Lords, and whose miseondult engaged the attention of their Lordships, was, we understand, in the service of Lord Se. ASAP:I. He is charged with having struck several persons belonging to the klouse with his whip, in a violent manner. By private letters, we learn, that M. BATZ, De puty for the States of Wirtemburgb, at Vienna, was arrested there im the requisition of the Eleetor of Winrestio:NOH, being accused of a conspiracy, of which it waL: the objea to assassinate the aucTos, and his principal Minister of Sate. Mr. Lee Farr. Deputy from the States of Wirtemburgh, is still at Vienna. Both of these Gentlemen are unfriendly to the Ei.Ecruit, who lately demanded that they should be sent away from Vienna; a request which was refused at the time. A Court of Common Council was held at Guild hall yesterday, at which Mr. Alderman PRRRING presided is /emu /elan, for LORD 111 A Yoa : present 10 Aldermen, and a numerous meeting of Com moners. The Court proceeded, pursuant to the notice on their summons, which was inserted upon a requisi tion by Iti members, to take into consideration the Plan for enlarging Smithfield market, when Mr. WAITHMAN moved the question, and was ably sup ported by Mr. SAMUEL DIXON. An amendment was moved upon it by Mr. SLADE, to take in the plan for making a grand street feria the end of Fleet-market inwards the North Read, and combining it with the enlargement of Smithfield-market in the proposed bill to be brought before Parliament; and, after a long and very roteresting debate, in which several members 'pined, particularly Mr. Commas PRICE, Mr. Alder man PIIINCLP, MT.DtpULT WA DO, and Mr.l)eputy GOODIENEILA, the amendment was carried, and it stands referred to the Committee for letting the Cily's Lands, to prepare the proper plans and esti mates of making the grand street towards the North RUAtI, and proceed in the same ferellesids. The amended motion at this OintA l p the cork giaal motion at the last ; and the motion at this Court was the amended modosatilhelme, V • do- .-; ~ -. • .• T 4 : •-•-' .... 00 1 e ill 'l „.• , , v , c ,.. i .., itiiii , , ... e -401 06 'o' l ' 0 . EXTEMPORE, ON TilF MAW:MOW:SS OF DONEGALLS RETURN TO BELFAST. thron'J on sn.isv, the northern blast F.erce dim' the leafless forest past, And righous breatled around; Stern Wintr-r rear'd his freezing hand, And ;;141d, with ice, the yellow sand, And smote the with'ring ground. What now dispels the Season's gloom, A3d bids the field, reviving bloom With istany a blushing flow'r Whence do the sullen sto-ms retire, Aud shady forests say aspire, • And own the vernal paver ' •Tis Dmierail that bids the Spring With Mira' hand her treasures Arid lead her smiling train : And see ! the gifts of Flora Sweet otkiring of the t boodle.. skies, Ti. !mint th' apenerd plain. Tho' Time no variat.on own, Firm on his a , lassiantine throne, The Tyrant of the year ; Yet Wmuty's smile his wrath n'erposery— And, tho mum: him Winter lours, His gloomy brow can cheer. Btifist, Mme 112.:., COUNTESS OF LIMERICK': ROUT. This Lady gave a most splendid Rout at her house in Mansfield-street, on Wednesday night, which was attended by 300 of the first nobility. No house is better calculated for such an entertain ment than her ,Ladyship's. The three grand rooms were thrown into one upon the occasion, and light. ed by three magnificent lustres ; the centre one of Amazing s'ze. The cielings are most beautifully p.iinted with Cupids contemplating the stars. The cpaci•nts hall and staircase were lighted in the most inAgniticent style, and every arrangement displayed the taste and elegance of the amiable hostess. In this elegant assemblage were— Hi, ROVal Hilliness the Puke of Cambridge. Prince William of Gloucester. . The D,ike of Orleans, The Duch..s of G,,rden. Marchionesae:— Wineheater, Bith, Salisbury, Hertford, and Dow lier DoneeAl. Countesses—.Dettry, Ely, Leitrim, Etarrymore, and Aid bor ,neh. Vas,Pool liawarden, and Ca.rtierearh. Ladies--Perth, Featherstone, Harding, C. Pa , a 1, A. Cum ber a:rd, Musick uu, S. Stuart, S. Stanhope, Sheffield. Mistre•se•-•—Bbli, Moore, C ilvert, A. Stanhope, Browne, &minnow, Jones, Crabs. Walpole, Cotter, and Thompson Mis,es-4.Fedfrors, tlibto,tin•nstone, Atadessen,Pigot, Gogh. lam Upton, and the Hon. Mile Drummond. • The Po , topeie Ambassador ht fq i i licit es te r a:id Hertfrd. The Fmrl 4 Derbr, and Viscou•.t Cmstlrm.seh. T Hum Cro.hy, Sanders, Norri:, and Brown. Yesterday, about five o'clock, His MAJESTY ar. rived at the QUEEN'S Howse, from Kew. Yesterday evening, the Princes CHARLOTTE of WALES visited Their MAJESTIES and the PAIN- C I.SSE/o. Mr. Prrr gave a dinner at his house at Putney, yesterday. His Royal Highness the Duke of Yortic gives a grand dinner at his house in Portman-square next Monday. The Duchess of DsvoNsxne, we have great plea sure to state, is recovering so fast from her late in• disposition, that in a few days she will venture to take the air. The LORD MAYOII has announced a grand din ner on the 15th of April. Marquis Couto at.t.is will leave London next Wednesday for Portsmouth. The Marquis and Marchioness of A aLRCORN, and Viscount and Vis. countess CASELLREAGIN will accompany him, and see hilts safe on board. The Loan Co-sacs" Los and the Marquis of HERTFORD give grand dinners on Sunday. Viscount 1 wz Nea left Whitehaven last Tues day, and is fiend) , ezpeded at his house in Charles street. Berkeley-vitiate. Mr BARTLEY, of Drury-lane Theatre, was to perform the parts of Doozhis and /fide at the Bath Theatre last night, for a benefit. The Honourabie Mr. and Mrs. Kunz left their house in Upper Brook-street yesterday for Cam bridge, and last night their Steward entertained their tradesmen and several of his own friends, to the number of sixty, with an elegant supper. The tables were laid out with great taste, and the glass ssfas often filled to the health% of the owners at the hospitable board, who delight in making their do mestics happy. The greatest decorum and pro priety prevailed. On Monday last, Major CAMESSIL received an elegant sabre, presented to him by the non commissioned officer, and privates of his com pany, bearing the following inscription on the blade : this sabre is presented to ALEIAN. DER CAMPBELL, Esq. of Glenfalloch, Major of the st regiment Ayrshire volunteer infantry, by the non-commissioned officers and privates of his com pany, as a zmuk of their esteem and regard for him as an officer and a gentleman." The new Glasgow Theatre being now finished, was lighted up on Wednesday sennight, for the in speEtion of the Subscribers only. The neatness of the design, the elegance of the execution, and the taste displayed in the decorations and scenery, met with universal approbation, and do great credit to the gentlemen of the Committee as well as to the mechanics and artists. The tort en smile was truly beautiful. In size and elegance, we believe it inferior to none nut of the metro polis. There are two complete rows of boxes, a capacious pit, a very large two shilling gallery, and a small one above for the gods. The house, it is calculated, may hold about 5001. o• 44 ~` ~, ..,-~ ~ ~ ~ t'r.l.l~'RJ •, . f * DRAWING,IWOM. Yesterday, soon after 12 o'clock, I . POST ancl the Pal Nc issos Arrived at • St. J.sit,s:;•,:o • Pa . .cl and, after partaking of some refresbineict, Jr fie for the Drowing-rani, which comrnenceu Ago-tr ier past two o'clock. BeAi;les Her, 1111 *JOST Y =Odle Pittocossts, the Dukes if KENT and Comeau:Nis, the SECRETARIZS of STALE, the JI4DOES of that ADMIRALTY, their Excellencies the TURILIS.3, NUS. slaw, Russia's, and PORTUt;t:ESE AMBASSADOESs the Bishops of DORMAN, KILMORS, Pt Etas°. ROUGH, and CARLISLZ, the LORD CHANCELLOR of IRELAND, the Archbishops of Du stir+ And Tea se, the Dean of RAPHOE, the LOND MAYOR of LAN. DON, the Shooters, Ecc. !cc. there were present -7 Duke of Bedford. Duchesses-a-Rutland, Montrose, Somerset, and Dorag.:r W.aufort. Marquinies Thomond, Cornwallis, Hertford, Blandford, Douglas, Wombs...ter, Sdisbury. Marchionesses-411.mnd, Devonshire, Winchester, Sligo, Buckingham, Dowager Bath, Donegal, and Bath. Farls--Morton, Stamford, Leitrim, Uxbridge, Clonmell, l'hathani, Camden, Spencer, Galloway, Fife, Aberdeen, Ayles ford, Maerlts,field, Tookerville R.neberry, Harrington, Ken more, Carvsfort, Temple. and i.mhua. Countemes--Mortuu, Stamford, Ledrim, Clonmell, Jerov, Fut:mown, Chathatn, Tookerville, St. Vincent, Roseberry, Warwick, earli.le, Aylesforsl, Dartmouth, Rothurn, Maccles field, Harimurt, Ilchester, Harrington, Aylesbury, Waldegrave, Kingdors, Kenmore, D.iwager Kingston, and Clare. Viarmunts--Asisebrook, Falmooth, Sirlinouth, Costimerm, Pr.lll(O4T. Guiles, Hereford. and Syitury. Viscountemes—Ailsebrooke, Castlereagh, Pentyn, Cranky, Girlies, and Somerton. Lords—.Wdloughby De Brooke, Dc B'squiere, Rodney, D. Ward, Montgomery, C. Spencer, Redneck, G. Cavendish, Hawkesbury, Stopford, Hulkeley ' Mulmave, Arden, Stewart, G. Thyrine, Alvatiley, Walpole, Rivers, Finco..th-, Rode.d4le, J. Throne, Ileriniker, H. Stewart, Napier, and Sunieraet. mdies-Rodstock, Vernon, Boughton, L and S Grey, Sioniteset, M. Brown, C. Latouche, Fledeer, C. Bellasyse, H. Vinare, F. Somerset, S. and .1. Montgomery, Montgomery, M. rarker,C. Waldegrave, Hawkesbu ry , Clergies, H.Fitogerald, Bulkeley, A. Vernon, Warren, R. Boughton, Hammond, Douglas, E. Tufton, Pecchel, C Johnson, lambert, J. Dur kin', Boston, G. Bulkeley, Musgrave, G. Thynne, M. Wal pole F. Hatton. Dudley awl Ward, Arden, A. Cumberland, and S. Stewart, liartop, F. Hatton, Rumbold, M. Graz. stile, B Bruveric, G Cavendish, Sumners, Idlontgoinery, King, R. Boucoton, Fitzhatoon, Fiticastie, C. and H F. Hatton, H. Williams Gre , llTillf, Fitzroy, Ilamnimid. How.trd, Rote:dale, and A. Vernon. Baroris—.Ls-irtha and Malcolm. Carlisle, and Durham. Dean of Raplios. Durvir,-.Vymme, and Davies. Ambur.artors--Rus.ian. Prwsian and Portuguese. Generals—Wylfmmd, Burra.d, }Manners, Phipps, Askew, Stevens, Loftus, Morrison, Calvert, and Stewart. Colonels—Chester, Howard, /Lures, Lacombe, M‘Qsrarrio, Deskrow,Herbett, Jun. Hattie:, Seymour, Auck land, AtOnbrmwrke, amid Wyuyard. Majo-s--I.umley amid Asteourt. Captaino-hounet, Puuneld, Chad, F.rwley, Oft.lovr, G.II, Ornud de ' and Dennis.. Elliigh Steel. Sirs--C. It Bu.rghoan, A. Grant, W. Scott, J. Hayes, S. Fludyer, J. Riddle, T. Thula, J. B. Warren, F. Mdlrran„ T. Estcote, S. Stunk, J. Ord, J. Hon, C. Cleves, T. Sturges, A. S 11.aonmand, and T. Hawkins. Rev. Mr. Young. - _ Mzsci.-..Doue.as, Grant, Howard, Fuller, Raker, P. Ca rew, Liston, A. Melia, "'lianas...l, Wyodh. , .ol, Harbert, Smith, Naylor, lieu ditch, I loblin, Penn, G. Agar Steels Cavendish, J. Smith, Rockford, G. Chutrosiarietley, A. Perchal, Aldish, and Walpole. Mistresses.-.sranseumb, Howard, Baker, SlMlerliell. Lilly keteeeid, Wallis** Thsklaisses, Paschal, Wta xlirty Herbert, 381111111 V, Yates, Lhlrtolll, Calvert, H O l L. Darner, Milli, Hall, King, Vane, Morrison, G. Semler, Ver non, Seymour, F Hutton, Percival, Doug:as, !goblin, hiker radon, Skiftuo, Walpole, and A. Young. Misses—Vernon, 2 Elnotts, Biker, 3 Saimaa', 2 Rom bold:, 2 ['assays, liiirg`iton, Hill, Harley, • Irby, Town shend, Bing, Milk, Waldegnive, F. M. H-rot,rie, Cavell. dish, Wright, Mackleen, Jamey, King, Vitahattivi, 2 Ca rew', Hale, and Mills. • -- • The following presentations to Her MAJCStY took place : Sir Thomas Clvem, by the Bishop of Durham 1.11 , c1 silpier , oii bi, being appointed Lord Commissioner of Scotland. _ Mr.. G. S.Alee, by Mrs. Vernon. Miss Waldegravy, by Lady Rad-teak. Mr G Agar, by the Archbish.“ 4 Dublin. The Archbishop of Tuairg,hy the Earl of Tankerville. Ensign Steele, by his F.. r, Mr. Sleek. Cape Ponfield, by Capt. Chad. Lady Mary Grenville, by her Mosber, the Marchioness Bockoigliam. • V Primrose, by Ea - I Morton. s Lord .11Yanley, by the Earl of Morton, on coining to his Tole. Lund be the same. . ir . Lord I:meanie, by Colonel Desbecne. • weal Captain thaslow, by Sir T Trine. • • .1 • irtne Muds Wright, by Lady k. Eunghton. .4 Miss Mt Lean, by the Lady in Waiting. Lind Hereford, by the Earl of Murton. Colonel Howard, on being eppointed an Aid•du-Camp to the King. Lady F. Somerset, by her Mother, the Dowager DliCheel of Beaufort. Miss Jersey, by Lady Sommers. Colonel 11. „leaner, by Colonel !ferries. Colonel and Mrs. Seymour, by the Ldr in Waiell/. • Lady S. ,Eglintowne, by the Co unte.4 of Eeloito•yne. Lad. Cecilia Lattruche, by Vis,:or 'nese C ,stkreagit. Colonel Latouche, by Colonel Desbrow. Miss King, by Lady King. Miss Fitahatton, by Lady Fltshatton. Lady J. Montgomery, by the Countess of Eglisnowne. Lady 't Browne, by Lady Kenmore. Mi.. Rumba', by Lady Rumbold Lady Fincastle, by the Lady in Waking Mrs. Seymour, by the Marchioness of Bath. Mils Emma Breiget losiverie.hy Lady M Lieutenant Coionel hitQuarne, of the 'scan Regiment, by 11 s Eml of Harrington, on his late appointnient in India, and lank lease of !Ur Majeaty pi...yid'', to his de;:arvitrn for India. 46, Mr. William Cavendish, by iiis Father, Lord George Ca veedish. MISS Cavendish, by her Mother, Lady George Cav!ridish• The Drawing Room closed about half past four o'clock. The child we stated yesterday to have been stolen on the preceding day from the Temple wa' found on the same evening in a ditch. huff filled with water, at Lambeth, with no covering but its flannel petticoat, and very much bruised. It is supposed the wretch conceived she had killed the child when she threw it in the ditch, and her intention would have succeeded, had it not been found befo!e the commencement of the night. It is hoped the srme interposition of Providence will discover the perpev tutor.. of such a barbarous deed. Yesterday morning, ae a loaded cart with longs. o heads of sugar, was going along Ltrabsth—treer, Whitechapel, the arch of the: who cart sunk with the horses, one ed in the shafts ; the man, engage the horses, was •sisock plunging, when he was taken horses were lifted by a crane 1 :f* I ovi mem=l= *e Tbe An" 'Viscount PA bit Page. Tit E ; The Fren • of the Touli its return to e quer ) " °I ▪ T ries, who+ creak of a ▪ it i n this in ti fa R. Tim , Y ▪ tn I:1641.11W feet, or a P. ▪ itinatiout an • have been a paper of thl our doubts d , T on iite Hotels , ' 0 Mediterran r • The Norte. • ffeet, and d s paith, unt 4, Africa, w shortly aft the impro' at return to to seen by th the fleet ss : h the Stxeig cpinion tl ey neon. we a, se the floral , 1 and ami to weather. re foremost 4- in a tone i he rity of G: a e i to port, n ea hare bee ▪ amount 41 tP arrival in ib. attack up to squadron, of Februa iris i men of s tOss %saw by all, cs days, au to twin whei the tr,,:n. 4 Sir ions h ue- C.p-iiets: ads Cr 4, as S Adminl not out ile aftcreart .1 fore, that Ital not Britil th son to pr tut part of t the aid hay Accou the beauty se unique c iet 3-dockes Unicorn W.te bad juts who cm, Ad having , the line, net• moment the purr all the i the ditinn, Hmd of sal' ~Ile vessel,, • ship, fir %let vring, s heights J? b ;t tr toles, of says— " i tia b.,: the thew.e bergs. 'f INth but sires. icf press Ma, v . it reaches pre , . well S Roo', I'lie 1L..5i mei,. hue I 0 ✓ tn, that o . 1 1 1 .me. 1 Pc. , rodeo Clertly ° °% l Y—A '• Olt, Will anxious aiong sewer fell in s wh-n the )e of which was straNtl- in endeaeorrinr to Jis- +ingiy bruise 4 by their en to the Hospital. Thu out of the se , vs- - - - • •