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many, twit in oura thew are none. Ilia n1)- 1)1;4:11..0., ,ens, as wtdbt Lc exiteeted, ielosed. LI- lON, JbNE S. , fly at:Cod:its from Gallicia, we learn that Sault has tweu nuinytet, Iy defeated iu (iallu ia , tool that tea how* after lilt ,iefeat he was 'Jima priaoner.— (f.i.w)utt L hwy, June S.) JUNE 20. Letters from &daps, of the huh 'natant, re fei eig to account. received from the head-quarters, which are established iu Furiite del Aaertre, under date of the 15th, give the following intelligemice:— " Letters flaw Seville, of the 1411 i instant, and frau) Carolina, of the 12th, written by persons of great respectalnlity, state, that the intruded lane; Joseph left Nladri.i for La iramign, taking witli inn all the artillery, aminunition, &e. together with the. sick and convalescent, several atiggons with tapes try, unit the plate of Doit " Au express, which arrived this afternoon, from Illootuon. Ut Arragim, 1144 broie4lit letters fat %/risegli., which state, that lien. Blake has entered Surn,ossa. " Althon . .:ll this phasing newels not vet cootirmed aoy umiL•ial acnciamit, yet it is highly probable, eii,ei.lering the respectaule quarter from winch it has oven received. 11,e Seville Guzene, of the 10th of J irue, eontaii, the particithira ut ice v.cu.ry gained by Geutlal Blake, ; the Freocli lust 2,000 mucus Tiro and Getorrat highest, appointed provisional l'aittain-Geoeral ni Arrow!). Videticia, Catalonia, and Nlurcia, .ind General-its-Chief 0.1 the comoins ea :natty of those provinces. Joseph. on the 1211 i too. issued u Decree against time deserter. front tile French nrmy, It t 4 ' to allllll, the io:vere.t ponnalittient m i ss i.Mltete.l on all those who 4/9 nut rejoin their respt e tive Corps, hut, nt the ',dint: time, 44 general pardon is' offered to those who return within a month.— ( Lisbon (;ureite i if June 20.) Inteingen. • has he.n received, that Alcautara is again occupied by fair battalions of Portu„piese tri t o os .iurler the orders of his Excellency llarehul Barr-ford ; and th it ;num. has abandoned all his po.mtions, soil Is retrearrog with the utmost prectpi clout. Letters from Ciudad Rodrigo, in Spain, advise teat a large newtons of you'll; men had spontane .9sly atiseinhlrdl iu that place sod its environs, to march against the enemy ; the General had de m., sled of the Central Junta ten thousa n d mus kets to arm di se valiant Patriots, who very pro pe.rly prefer taco ia.ering death, in defence of their country, to the dreadful fate of being torn froin their limit es wad homes, and compelled to serve in the enemy'. armies. The Marquis de la Romano is stilt in °reuse, organizing troops, and motioning operations to at tack the enemy. Fle h.is already detached several battalions against Ladrona, while he intrude to march himself against Meijer. S. Pnyo was occu pied by a stroug column of 14,000 men ; the French lost there 2000 men, 5151 retreated. leaving large qoaatities ut ammunition behind.--(Lisboa Diary, /axe 80.) Jn .11adriit wad its environs are about 6000 men, mid .I‘) pieces of artillery, 2) of whirl' are inounted China,iu tad the rest in the email forts, which have been emoitructed in Retiro. According to lett:tra from Barlajos, of the 6th last. the French are retreating from the left bank of the Guadiatia, is time direction of Montauches. It appears, by au official report of Gen. Blake, that the enemy's force, in Arragon, comishi of lima G to 7000 ford, and about .500 horse. The said General hovel!: been ordered by the Central Junta to dislodge the enemy from Alcaniz, executed it with complete sneer*. Mien he entered the place, he was received with the most fervent en thostasm, sod with long-continned acelaruatious of Long live Ferdinaad 11'ere it t n.- Ilddr," says Gen. Blake, in his report, " that the Tyrant of the 'mild witnessed the effusions of joy cu s..uilar occasions, lie might perhaps be con s:nee:l of the incorrectness of his opinion, if he re illy au rtineies that his Brother eau ever gala the affections of the Spaniel) people." The same General reports, that lie was attacked hoar Aieau z , nis the 24th of last month, but that the meaty, ionsiltliatandiiig his forte was Stipariiir ta the Spanish, especially in bor..", was repulsed wish great loss. Letter. from View, referent , to others from Toy, dated the lOth instant. state, that a French (byl aw.) ufJOOJ Meal. on the .;ph iner..hed agaiiist Cat ddlaa, last were defeated Hear l inn place with con. soderaldc I..,ritana, June 15.) I.IITTILR Faoll HIS EICILLESNCF MARSHIL BERRA. FORD, TO TOR JUNTA OF II IDIJOZ. " I kayo already transmitted you as account of the forces I pest to Alcantara, smil'oliich were obliged to *hoodoo that position to the runny, on account of his eaperior unnibers. Tim resistance they made, has .vcr, was highly honourable to the small corps, which ultimately remained to defend that pass; though thetas@ mid damage sustained by the town, in consequent-e, pvc the great concerti. " I have azata ik-nt to Aleantara four battalions, tinier the Same brave °firer, Colonel Mayne. " I Attlee myself, that, in a short time, all that part of Spain will lie freed from its oppressors. " I hues mncb pleamre in transmitting to the Junta, Co pies of the Letters received yesterday from Gallieiti, and congratulate it on the favourable appearance of things in that province. You already know, that after the defeat of dummy's,/ Marshal Souk, by General air Arthur Welles ley, the enemy were reduced to • nitwit disgraceful flight, abeadoningtheir ansistunition, Ise. and the soldiers throwing away their arms ; Mier which they mad emich furred muebes, that it was lenpoesihle to come op with the main body of the army, before it had passed the beirtge of Brenga Our I.onps followed them with all expedition to that place, be tween which and Maris, we made some premiers. I have previously communicated to all the Juatas and Generals to Gall:tie, tbsi s prohabihty that the remnant of 114 army, sesouuting only to shoot * or te,ont men, without any allitton of ofilabletillen, fdsd is every respect io the most meetebed e *ins from our troops, would retire Me that (vestry. erderlhat they might be prepared is the best possible sonar to elbeelVr them ; and I entertain ws doole :hat the consequence* of the rapture of Lugo, and of Ney buying left Gelocio, will be fatal IsSoelt. w I have Hee tumour to reason, " Wall the must profound nowt, " Potts must obedient seres at, Coimbra, May sp. "G C. BIM ESFOltn." " To his Excellency the President, nod Lords of Junta of estretaaglera." EXTRACT OP • it:rritit PROM GIHIRRAL MART. It is proper to inform your Excelleaey that the French here penetrated into Asturias, by Gallieha, under the corn ovisd of Marshal Ney, with considerable foram, the laiftra lila of which is sonihmed with IM is:vino of all the small corps nay Led in Ceetilo, manatees is an entlie to alia•t • .15004 men.. They • are endeavouring to force the list of the points which divide the prineipubty fro II like kingdom of Leos, haring kit to the kingdom of Gallicia d ur 7,n0• French. " 1 hare the hawse t.t present to your Eseelkney my profskuukl frlopeClS.a.kel a pan iutisin the most determined to kicr.tice itself in liiknour of tin cause which we defend with Is. Us' . ik " 1 remain yunr Excellency's mast obedient servant, " NICitLAS MANY." " To his Excellency M. G. lieresfold." THE BRITISH PRESS. L(A DON, FRIDAY, Jri.x RUMOURS OF PE-10E. The Twentieth French Bulletin. which we published yesterday, is dated Vienne, the Stith last. It does_ not even coudesceild to essigii the rise of the lianithe as a rouse fur the long pause that has takeu place in ' the mierations of the canipai.;tl.-14,1NAPIR rr way be waning for the arrival of the Russiau and other reniforeeittents; hut the Archduke CHARI.Er has all his means nearer at hand ; acd although it may not have been prudent. on his part, to hive attempted to crow, the Danube, yet br might have made an assault upati the tele-de-post, which the French [mart to have erected to a considerable weld upon thg norther') batik of that river, opposite to the island of In-der-Cohan. Fears are now entertained that this pause, upnik both sides, is the result of some sort of a uegociatiou for peace, into which lio- NAPAIITE, with his characteristic address, may have cajoled the Emperor of Aurrats. Some of our extracts from the foreign papers, whiali we insert this day, give great countenance to this speculation.—Should it prove well founded, its re sult will furnish a new proof of the inilvcility of Ministers. Austria will have concluded a peace with France about the tune when our grand expe dition, now fitting out, shall have reached its derails mitten. We yesterday received Portuguese Papers to the 01st last. Affairs in Spain begin to wear a to ' vourable aspect ; and should the war in Germany he of much longer continuance, the peniusula will be freed from the presence of the invaders. King JoStru has once more taken flight from Ma drid, and as, on the Fortner occasion, has carried off with him a valuable booty. The number of the enemy in that capital and its environs, is estimated at 6,000, with 40 pieces of artillery. Maralml Vto• TOIL had proposed to Gen. Cussra, a suspension of arms, but the proposition was rejected, and the ene my were retreating precipitately. in the direction of Madrid. We presume that they are pursued by CUEsTs, and that, should they effect their escape, it must be with great loss, ■s it is admitted that they have a great number of sick. A Portuguese force, under General iher.stroaci, had reached Alcantara, on the Tagus, to assist CUrsrA in the pursuit of the enemy. Of Sir ARTHUIt %VET, cesLev's situatiou„ the Papers received yesterday make no locution. NEy, after eracustiog Ferrol and Corunita, hail retreated as far as Lugo; and SOULT'S army was so much reduced, amid in such a miserable saute, it was unable to jonehint. /le remaiurd at the valley of Montelort on the yth, expecting every .lay to he attacked by thTd Marquis of Howse t, who was at ()reuse ffrgadisitig troops. and preparilig to follow up his surceases. Arragotai agaiik displays that spirit and energy, in which it has from the beeilining, excelled every other province in the Peninsula. General Bias t, it is said, has en tered Saragossa, after defeating the enemy at Ahcaniz, with the loss of two thousand mesh — Tins appeals to have been a second victory obtained by that General. For the other particulars con municated iii the Portuguese Papers, we must re fer to our extracts. They efford a very favour able view of the stair of affairs in Spaiu. 1 A vessel which is arrived from Rio de Janeiro has brought over a Proclamation said to have heen is sued at Buenos Avre•, by LINIERS, and dated the t.th of March. is this Proclamation the Viceroy is made ta declaim with great warmth against 130/1A..41(M /IA..41(M Unfortailately this instrument is in a style CO very apposite to the Prue Palliation which lie is known to hate issued whim lie pro claimed I'Eaol•NA\D V11.,a11.1 is w contrary to all we have heard of his stili.eipient conduct, that we unwillingly entertain great ilonbts of its authenti city. The forme► Prod imatinii was a very inge nious production, calculated to ■newer any end which circuinstalices 03'40a iii future lead the au thor to attempt accomplishing. It evinced great shrewdness soil accurate information. The pre sent paper is a loose rhapsodical declamation. The writer chews himselfignorant of the present state of European politics; aml the reference to the War of the Successiou :s lull of the grotsest historival blunders. The Sparks and Rebecca, SERVICR, Shirt' sailed from Liverpool for Nlalta, on the 1601 of April, is siipposed to have foundered on the following. day ; the Pilot has never retorued.—Three lushes have lately been washed on shore; one of them is identified to be the Captain, from Isis clathei. and having a bill of hiding of goods in the shore ship, in his pocket. Tuesday afternoon, as the Chelmsford coach "flu coining to Loudon. the pin broke, mud the coach was overturned; three women, sho hal left the 11th ►egiment, previous to - its einharkation, and were tio their tiiturn to Ireland, w..re.rcerely hurt. They were carried in a cart to the London Hospital.; the casselnuan, who was also 'Rua brats ed, was taken back iu s chaise,/ Chelmsford. ~~. - . . ~. • ,; .. -. . CFR:', I N. • 1;,: -.. '; 6 ell 1 ,),....7 _ , N •._ i• ...7. •-: . . ....... ttiiset. 111 c • . - - ,--- Ak. -N. - 1 , FIRST SURREY VOLUNTEERS. Notwithstanding the sinfaymirable state of Ui.• weather, yesterday, the First Surrey Itqtillatlit, awl attached Rifle Company, regardle.s •.f the alined incessant rain, mustered at the Montpelitr (:jrdeits, for the purpose of inspection and review ; hitt their more peculiar object was. to pay a tribute of respect to their Corninander-in-Chief, Culotte . ..l GA Ilia ILL. At three o'clock, Colonel A Inman Rot( E arrived on the ground, he was followed by Lowain 11l Lek, Esq. the High Sheriff; SAM() EL THOI4%Ta%, Esq. the Member for the county ; Ift:Sitv Tituavroti, Esq. and Sir Tnonas TunToN, Mditibers for the Borough of Southwark ; Mt. PEPPIN and several other gentlemen of distinction iu the e ty. The Regiment was then suspected, and virus through various MatalUVril ;after which, thy> were wheeled into three sides or a imstare-the specta tors forming the fourth. A sleyertr service of plate was brought into the miodle or the ,(pture, ratite 400 guineas ; and consisted of a large oval tureen, richly ornament. , d, cleisod, and engraved, with in seription, arms, and crest, with four smaller to cor respond. On the body of the large urn was itt ecribeil—," Pretested. 6th Jltly, 1809, with four smaller 'tureens, en smite, by the Officers, Woo commissioned Officera, and Privates, of the lat Surrey Regiment of Volunteer Infantry, to Lieut.- Col.-Com niandant T. GA Irina Lt. as a testimony of their high esteem, and it grateful acknowledgment fur the zeal and sesidnity with which he has, ou all occasions, promoted the discipline, and protected the honour. of the regiment." Ou the rezone were military trophies ; on the cover was an eagle—she Colonel's crest. The smaller tureens were orna mented with trophies. and the arms and crest.— This beautiful service was placed conspicuously oil a drum-head, end Major SHAW, stepping forwsrd, addressed Colonel tiat mat LI, ill a speech highly appropriate and eloquent. He atiterted to the seal with which the Colonel had Digitally orkanis ed, and perfected in discipline, one of tin most effective volunteer regiments that had taken up arms in defence of their King and Country ; and alter noticing how much lie had promote,' that ob ject by hi. personal tx , a.tioits and example upon all occasions, he requested hint, in the name of the Officers, Nou-commissioned Officers, and privates, to accept, as a present, that which, although it was inadequate to his deserts, would, he trusted, be acceptable, as evinvire: the esteem and regard of the whole regiment towards him. --Colonel GAITSKILL, in a beat speech, ex pressive of his feelings, returned thairks to the Major and the whole regiment for the honour conferred on him. About SOU of the regiment sat down to an excellent dinner, which was ho noured by the presence of the visitors who had witnessed the ceremony or presenting; the plate.— After ri ttttt er many loyal toasts were Zook, and the day was passed with the utrn.sst festivity. Her. Ruyal Hrghains tioa.P.absear of lerAteliv and a number of Nobility, honoured the Lyceum Theatre, last night, with their pre-ence. Lord MoNsoN, toe are sorry to say, is danger. onsly ill, at.Clitton. Lady HILATIICOTE had a select party, last nif;ht. at her house to Orissvenor-tquare, it was attended by the Duchesses of RUTLAND, ST. ALIAS'S; BEAUFORT, and several other Faiiiiotnibles. Earl PERCY returned yesterday to Northumber land-House, from Cambridge; and, last night, set off to join the Duke and Duchess of NORTHUM BERLAND, at Cliftm,. The Earl of kitrosrox is dangerous!y inilis-• poled, at his seat, tie) don-hall, Ay leshain, 'Norfolk. Sir HRW DALRYMPLE Rini faintly* are amongst the Ipst arrivals at Tuab. idge Wells. Lord GROROS CAVES DI.Of left town, yesterday, for Ipswich, and intends to dine, to-morrow, with Lord H. Firsitoe, at Easton-Hall, Norfolk, and on Monday his Lordship will proceed to New market. Earl and Countess TAteuT returned to town, last night, from Cash.olitiry, where they have been on es visit to the Earl and Countess of Essex. The Dowager Duchess of BEAUFORT will leave town this day for Bath. Lady H. CATLNDISO is *one to Oxfordshire, to paws the remainder of the season. The Duchess 1./owaver of BUN AND gave a grand dinner, on Wednesday, at her house in Sackville. street, tn... The Duchesses of Rutland and Beaufort ; *monis of Worcester ; Leeds Brook, I' Renwick, Charles and Robert Manners, and Wilbur' Somers,t Lady Frances So. enerset; sodlfessrs. Vaned tart, Chester, and Pierrepoint. As the Countess of BESIIOItOUGH was going at eleven o'clock last 'right to a party, at the Comae** lllowager Sirtxciik's, in Jerinyir-street, the axle tree of her Ladyship's carriage broke, opposite Mitr.ra's Hotel, a few doors Irma Lady Seta house. Her Ladyship, we are happy to say, was not hurt, and the coachman sad fairtmaii did not receive stir mjury. The hist arrivals Bath are— The Earl of Guilford, Earl of Pembroke, Lady Clonbrock, Lady Alston, Lord and Lady Cawdor ' Sir J. Rant, Sc A. and Lady Macd ona ld, General Duultio, Dr. Evans, Rev Mr. and Mrs Auircalcy, Rev. Sir. PAtition Rev. Mr Btaken, Rev M r . K e lly, R ev . M r . and Mrs. Lou., Captain and Mn. Newport, Captain Captain Ackers, Captain Rowland s Captain Goddard, Mr. sad Al.s Cellos, Mr. and Mrs. Showell, Mr. and Mit . George, Mr. and Mrs. Minn, Mir. And MIS. Smith, Mrs. and two Miss Abrahams, Mr. Galway, Mr. ftgiliry, MP Lek, Sir. Knuth, Mr. Wynne, Mr Attauotl, Mr. Carpenter, Mr. Howard, Mr. Richards, Mr. Remy, Mr. Davis, Mr. M'aush, Mr Stephena, Mr. lieu, Mr. Waite ' Mr. J. Gregg, Mr J. Temple, Mr Whi te , M r . Bowen, Mr. Wood, twin Mr. itltha els, Mr Roy, Mrs. Sane, M r s A. + 104.r, Mrs. Cooke, rs M LaH Lase, Mr.. all, Mrs Commio,r. lb.* Lloyd, Miss Codi woo, Mies Magnus, aillso Roy, Mies Rowell, Si.. Briley, he. lac. Air. ARNOLD'S comedy of Nos sad Wife i. per forating, with gran success, at the Swansea Theist re. Mrs. H. inussron per..irmed the part of Lady Tea:ie. to Mr. SO 6 Z ll o4lestadioiraldo Comedy of " 174 e Sekoolfar .ica44141," atkbe Lisereiool fhe am, for her urn Ittoetit, on Wedio•.ilas last. It was patrouized by the Lieut.-Colorsel a.irl the Of ! Cirri O ass Hord Cis spite Militia Iletiusent. . ' L . NbiA ItOUS'E . , hay MOTION TO PREVENT THE TRAFt!C INDIA PATItONACE. ' The 'owe, sor the former me t Iselttt ri oil, and 41,4 tlet.tiVpust fur wla sear ccs convened, . 1 " . , „ JAcIPION roar ; he NWT, C l ot 10 1 1111 h, OM Court a hew:4l)ooxi . gt minded iivati a Report of the Heuer of Cauitionts, f tee tiniaii lance and necessity of w hen, be forties ed no nil,, uhf doubt ; the object of it leas, to‘pre vent currii.it traMe in the disponi of piece, under the potro, of the East India Company ; gad - eierelty W • ire the re-establiebnieet and pw v of the cuaracter. was of the, si e,st importance to all Corporatioua; but of ti retintred it more than anotko'r. lho.k :I de e r. ! i h wore than another—it was that of which t *ere members ;-=their Corti/rd. , • tion was stiloeet to periudicel rehear:l6, enisticqueut ly to periodical extinction; alai it behoved them, always to be able to give an account of Bier crinduct. Ai 1,0011 as the great rad for wins they were created was neglected, so euiii ei.hodd -"•• • thi ir institotion ceme. Tne end' fur whicl, ifey were created was the public ge.el ; so toat the good tont their rewriter were : was intimately converted. It stall teem Ail atl%iely to illaew that they were not indiffe out to the piddle upinior, or to the stame of tie public mind, that lie stooo forward upon this octesion. Even if they had no Report of the Ileume of Ceozos innits upon the subject, each reporia grate abroad against the character of the 1:14111 111.114 Company, as to integrity, atm so . Renaud acre - they, that be would feel himself ward noon to make the motion he was them shout to itroptW• trtql so far back sa the year IMR, tb. y existed to such a deKtee, and carried will/ them .uch a weighty and gravity, that au inquiry was instituted. in comm. sequence ; that 111,11117, however, rasa auppe. ow , d amid, from the circumstance of its suppression, the very worst of interenees was to be drawo, fir did 'mist menu to say that sech inferences were just; but certainly they were nasumai. COI ript timeliest. increased idler the suppression : indsrect it esowld be extraordivary if they did not;. they oomitste* from it a virtual encouragement. Rio Inject Wilk to draw the attention of the Court to • gepiist Committee of the flour of commons, ;mu; to 410444 nit a firpol. tiiite grouuded upon that Reports lirfOir Membses of the Committee were souse of the • first charact-ts in the country; they weft known to the public as the greatest etateesoto s . swat the best men ; they excelled iii Ned feeling., as well as in wisdom amid talent; and . ostire no Its remarkable for their private sirens. than their public quatifieations. The first pert of their duty was one in which they tnitst have taken Oro.' sure, it was to gives full and lair acqiii toil to si l o Directors, from having serve pert in the corrupt transactions under their ipspection. lie hoped 'they would that day have to thank the Proprietor,. fns a g reein g to say measure proceeding from iliwr. or any other person, the intention of which was to correct sod remove stich great evils. lie did leak, intend to read the Report of the Committee of the Hiritse of Commons all through; it contained go or APO calk" of the most seanttatomi traffic: but he would content himself with selecting one or 140.- (liere he read mine cases from the Report, COQ taining the particulars of certain eppotioutems. to . which it appeared that they passed dhrouga several bands, and that each had his prutit the trans action). It we. not only their ditty, hut tlik.r in terest, he 'rind, to prevent such atotos. 't here were certainly at the presetit moment declarations ' of sa very solem u nature , w in c h t h e person m. pointed was obliged to mittheerike; but, with it 1 their solemnity, they were huadrilnate. The Corr.. mitten, of the [louse of Ciiinitiods had deaden d them so ; it had deplored their utter inefficacy ; it had held up a glow to them, in winch they might see themselvee, and the conduCt which it became them to pursue ; it wrist into the detail of the iite ionry, that it might impress upon the minds fifths East India Cotupany the extent of the evil, amid the necessity of its correction : it stated that much was to be attributed to the want of power the Direr tors to administer a legal oath ; it also stated, what he should take as the ground-work of his polo.- sition, that the pawing of apt ointments through several hawk was the great source of all the irregu larities and corruptions that existed; it conclud e d with a strong recommendation to them to tu:se up thtesubject themselves, rather than leave it to Par lianieot, who certataly, if they neglected. it, %Qua trite it into its own hands. Ile agreed perfectly with the Commi:tre. it would, he thought, de peod upon their conduct that day, whether such abases should continue, or receive a ditek ; they ought to be able to Melts their countrymen is esti. Witte their conduct with rigour. and to compel them to pronounce, from the tiespeetion, that such people were deserving of the public totifoletite. The first question for them would be the nature . of the evil ; the second that of the remedy ; end the third, the particular merits of the our %%Inch he should hare the honour of proposing. Time:moot. of the evil, he thought, was already suflic.ently belt/ e them, from the extracts he had read. comic!, . ing the case, it would he well to lqpit to the pis scot mode of roniftleting appointments. Those who applied for Vriterthi t it. prestuted pi tit ions, were ask. eel ifthe hand.. riling waailtrir n*li,llll , l whetter they were born in the contitry? There waslinle moretha is , this. The matter was then referred to the Committee of Correspondence, who inquired into tire valiikty of the decuments, sad then reported the person ems. lilted to be a Writer. According to the' prs.eitt system, it would he an insult to ask a Director for what 'antihero he recommetolled the prisms patro nized by him ; lie hoped to relive them from that diffictil•y. The COTseilree of the Hostile of Coto., -mms had given but a tn• re eottinne of Lbw. lining; the case, it had cited were comets, tamely but few ; the ei I was more estrusoe then itappeor ell. (Hero:tie cued *trend case.,in addition to those he had ',Prefaced before). The Rreolution %h„ It he should porpoise as a remedy far three alitisee, ri•quire, that all the calidirlats. shottid be chosen to aseemen Court of Directors, who 'Mould be houqd to put suttahle isiteerogatents to thew, end inquire sufficiently into their chum - ter, Crlll4eCtrim+, aril qv . l i6voLons. If their points did not actor to his awn mud, w the principal objects of inquiry, thoi'opetch of Loyd .. _ _ _ f I