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CIIPERIAR. p 4RLI.iIiE.NT. VOrSS OF COM MONS...Misr /OLT, MAUS 7. ....... r 111e.roorsow 2 lathe aba.mce of Mr Fermis Bartlett, post. rethe lies. tharuoves uoutua tape this Me. Gale Juan load* se*. • *. Lose mooed, .. That Gott. them sod Oa Willis** Sasedercd to attend the Cumulate* of 1 . ...1 t 0iry imo the late lite% moo or the Scheldt, tu.m.sr..i.v. 4 p e w to. the renew of Mr. Byre, a Commits* we/ sp. • Pilled to inquire into the cape•lieury of Orel nettioes of • applicatioes to Parliambefit, respectiog the saaiomparce sod employment of the Poor. The Committee of Supply, aid Calmar...l Ways cud Mears, were pustposed tO P;iday. The Maacelluaeuse Swims is the Committee of Supply were ordered to be read •• Friday. Mr. IVo Won* up the Rupert of the Kieft*. trior, respeciing the pmcsediiirs hi Peure Causes; and partecidars of the Mapeadirews is bsirding a New Shot ; eel also, es Account of ths_peohoble Camases to lis immured M rOpelties the Chapel of *my the Ylllth, autlfestasiostrr. dabrOlierelmed to lis *the lelde. The M : . meat is* • Committee se the Ir ish Roads' thtill; die t woe ordered to * received to•esenow. sir Cas es Posit gave settee, diet lie Inlaid sow. oil Tbonarl alefluidiar for UK IAMOre sad Dieruiseste of the Admiralty, respettise the time of senior of Admiral Kits. tyres Soo, sod ether vela( Goldstein educated is the Newel Aca demy. Mr. Quist,. rose to date. that, in Issuels•Ne• of t h u ashes ef • Gallasa Wiese (Sit Mums Popham) fur Use • eif the Coutes , Narrative of Sir Richard *radian, is had it then he . tat se dm Galls* Othser had cod of order eigit • hod b m e eliZ . : l t i tl i , 4 that the ut with ti the f l ur d i bs ua of the MesseorAgseed to. Sessilit is • LII to meld the Let respect. . . ire 460 Allisilleir Meapitsi of Dull* which woo mod a first sad ordered to he road a isossid bow Ifr Luesteetos brassie is the Irish pietilkry Bill, skirls woo read abet. add ordered to be reed s sensed tune. ...Me else brought op dm Moped of the Cemeniebes es the lintiny PIN. The limped see reteived, ask% the Bill as. read • Am and mesa dos. es/ *awed to be reed • third time Swineeress. Mr. Gass. meted Ow a fteirekef lie suither of Effeetive 1111.• law vialmosered W. WO Illelitid, sot the state of the thititis Mimi rbe yam thottiiltred, .• Mr. it' pre notice, that he would mere, to. mono. be the Rerwt of the Nosed of General °dicers re - . _ LONDON. THURSDAY. HAscs A. .211• Wowing i• the resolution migrated by Mr. ~an Monday night. io Mop Uousewf (*om elettes imatirabstatuied for Mr. Wititiocatia:— • lnott lb" Moue saw, with regret, Oval say such comma *AM op the Narrative of Lewd Chatham', Astrid have hoe wig& Ist Nis lisiesty. without of hoary's,* at the u nisislare; that sects eessiort is highly wrealwasallie, aid 16111101111 tha CCUSUrt Of thit Ham " To coaseqnsoca of this censure, moved by Mr. 111 CAVVICh the &se and prince of Lard GNAT. o tors brother, and voted without a division 1w the House of Commons.* panel expeetation prevailed, that his Lordship would not lore* asomnit to ten. der tiffs resignation. as bead of ilve Ordnance. sod a Cabinet Minister. A report to that effect prevailed in the early part of yesterday; bat we Sad, from the proceedings at Court. yesterday, that no such event tun: piaci% His Imodahigy sm doubt, will cling to tam as eagerly as may of his colleague', and they will had *sae dialculty to shake hint off. But. should thug succised, that will not find their salvatimi in his remaival....Tho two Principal Secretaries have been already owed out by their private intrigues. A third ininahoe it new likely to follow them from a similar tame. —rpm what pnacipkt. we ask, it this precool, augment the merits of the residue bonsai* Mr. Pua.. cirrat.'s colisogoos like the VileilltS of the Sy. bits Witt and are we only to arrive at perfection when they are all destroyed, to the very binding' The Jowls. Pirko arrived on Sunday at Foi 6 moods, in 10days from Gibraltar. At lien &epees tam from that place, the Ihalteark. of 74 gain., had returned kens Ceuta with the EritiJi trim." the Spaniards haring refu-ed theta perusis.ion to hid. No intelligenee of the Toulon Bret had beet) gaiteived atGibralt sr. We this alloy resins oar extracts from the Spa- MA and Pertereese Papers reresvrti yesterday. The military mtttlahk the Isis of 1.-on, up to the loth, wer e of no importance, bring confined to • petty wisdom hotweers the French &Avowed post and the Spanish gensisoata, assisted by the Sew Jlll6l. Galt was cioasirkveel tot only secure, but capable of eilmisis epees:ear against the enemy, sad the pommies of Ana/slams must be precanons wink that helms% which constitutes its principal/ bulwark, can he asalatained. Accordiog to ammonia from the north of Porte gal, in the Lisbon Paper% the French are making movements that thrombus OsHicla. Thee march its two columns, oisir ow the ode of Asturias and the ether on the sick of Leon. Private kitten slate that the R h and Portugmeae armies had marched in the direction of Salamanca to attar* the enemy in that quarter ; bet thew accounts se eanmit credit, as mach ri movement must facilitate the op , vations of the Frruch in Andalusia, and enable them re penetrate into Portugal by Hailajos, which they Aare rep•M•dly attacked. )f, Seared, the cumitiord livitiels and Porturreve armies were enough i• lime** the rem of the French its An Iniusa, it eibibt be advisable I. March NA that ct , r,etion, es Kiwi would either be cut off, Sr obt,.pd to retwat fee* the Isle if Leos. A wort 4 :mama' roam BelikrAzit's I'4) at ►•ern•, vielecinue troops OR carry ;Jr, 01T111 !Sllad~lwi Ils •'l4 Ilse rvar 14, is the Ccrsicals's most rectat publicario:as in form Ls, " to put a period to the war in the Penni- . sale. by driving the Euglish out of Portugal." that some paramount ra.ason of state, or necessity. retains ham on the batiks of the Seine. We do not trace Ins characteristic energy in this quiescent line of conduct. Ile was taut accustomed, till-1810„ after preparing all thi means of conquest, to re main at house, and to delegate to others the toils and the glory of the campaign. From what hidden cause arises so sudden a reverse iu his mode of ac tion, we may conjecture, but we cannot pronounce with any sort of certainty. Is it any physical itn pediment, any malady, the result of his attack last August, at Sclioenbrunti ? Ile has given uo indi cations of bodily vigour, or ability to sustain the fa tigues of the field, since be returned from Austria. Is he apprehensive of a gathering storm in the Nertb, Out the side of Russia, and dues be consider the posi tion of Patio. from whence, as in the centre of his web. he can watch every movement on the Niemen, on the Vistula, or on the Bug. as more secure, than plunging a second time into Castile ? Nlany, would lead us to imagine that be is not without apprehensions respecting his ALEIANDSIL lilts that Prince, or have the Go- , vernment mud Court of Russia manifested any re: luctance to send him the young Grand Duchess Attila, to be his Empress, and his bride ? Such ideas and reports, we know, have been circulated over the Continent. We may here remark, that three months have already elapsed since the me morable repudiation scene, so well performed by scoLoon and Jostirmitm ; yet no indiensions, except! vogue ineertlon or conjecture, 'have yet aminueced to France and to Europe, the victim se lected fur this Imperial widower. It is ditScult to sup pose that this delay is altogether voluntary and me ditated on his part. He is no longer in the flower, or , even prime of life, for, iu August next, the Corsicau will have completed- his forty-first year. The ut most Mys!ery and obscurity still prevails respecting the Princess she is to succeed the BEAVIIAZNOIS Empress. Sardinia seems to be out of the question. The S axon has passed her first youth, is verging towards thirty, possesses, it is said, few perbonal attractions, has red hair, which Boaa►sati dis likes; :and. besides all these objections, has display ed,• as the Corsican knows, a sumo& if not Mau pei7able disgust and repugnance to the name and family of the usurper. If Russia has declined his August alliance, Austria alone remains among the gnat crowned heads of the Continent, to scpply the void in his heart and bed. The Archduchess Moat♦ Locus. eldest daughter of Feast's. has auly jest completed her nineteenth year, and ex pectation seems to point to her as the object of selection. Many reasons render sects a choice, en his part, mere Wean probable. ALItiiIIDIC though inti• Midair/, bus not been plundered. nor has he seen his deasimiolis ravaged and dismembered. Ile is, moreover. tins remote and dificult of access, to be easily or immediately amenable to the bar of NS- ToUtien. Engaged as France is beyond the Pyre. a and occupied in confiscating or seizing on the smaisseies of Holland, the moment ss not propiti eitOera rupture with so powerful an empire as Maisie. But Insects can oppose no resistance. EEs lehalite a dismantled capital, his treasury is empty, his finances bankrupt, his armies vanquish ed. his remaining provinces bleeding and exhausted, his seems or a. o ,iroach to the German Ocean aid t) the Adriatic cut tiff. his resources extinguished, his interim nearly defenceless, his Government weak, .sod his very existence dependent on the will of his Corsican Master. He can, indeed, unly continue le reign by the permission of N *FOLIOS. But, besides these numerous, powerful, and irresisbble inotiv.n, to insure the consent of the Austrian Court, to every proposal of the nature which we arc discussing, BaiIIAPARTS eft hold out reward, as well as proffsAmeet. BaIITHIER, or 0 rro, or any Emissary, sent to carry his wishes to Vienna. may he instructed to my to the Emperor of Annals, " Humbled as you are, the mane baud that de premed, can elevate. You have lost Trieste, and Cannot% and the Tyrol, and Venice. and Aldan, and the l.ow Countries. These provinces you can . never again regain, beaten their posiessies is ne cessary to the Ruler of France, and Italy. and Ger many. Bur. he can remunerate services, and be can tompensate in other quarters of Europe, the defalcations which you have suffered in four unfor tunate wars. Throw beSind you all put enmities and recollection% and become his fatlier-in.law.— Send lino your eldest daughter, us a pledge of your sincerity. Alseadou England, and look exclusis.ly henceforward fee protection, to France. Uoi.e with ine, (whenever I shall throw out the sign against Turkey. or against Russia, or against froth. The four provinces of Sento, Bosnia, IVallacliiu, and Moldavia. with die renitinion of all the part of Austrian Gallicis, ceded by the treaty of Vienna, to MAMA Pine,. shall be the re corupetice of such a subservient-, t• my plans and objects. Let the blood of Lonastne, and that of the Founder of the new French Dynasty, heerefor. want be unwed ! On this condition, and on this aid,. eon roe continue to reign, or can the House of AUSTKIA emerge from its prurient st,te of dew poserims, nue power. security, sad rplendenv." it easseire confessed that neeersi 7., which, es is observed Triers& in The Tempest, •• makes • man sacquaitated with strange hedfellutrs," strongly supports these arguments. What could Stautint. or Timm:T, or any of the Aulie Counsellors, op pose to such reasons? So lung as Great Britwiti:. undress of the ocean, can maintain her connotive . Bud finance:, she sway treat the. flagitious infer a . the Continent, as a ruffian, an adventurer, and sit. usurper. She may shut him in, within the prison and the church-yard of Europe, which his c.itues have polluted and desolated. She may survive the wreck of every surrounding power, and may defy the rage, as well as the arts of the tyrant who tits on the thrum of CHARLEMAGNI and of 1 - lean CAPRI'. Bet, we fear, Austria must 3 field to im perious circumstances, that leave her no free wi:l, or volition ; and we are not without apprehension, that, as CHARLEs XII. when mini:lied, threw him self into the arms of his inveterate enemy, tie CZAR PETER, as may FRANCIS, in deqsair, ally himself with his Corsican foe. The moment is cer tainly favourable for such a measure. A very weeks will probably clear up the mystery witch overhangs, N APOLau ss destined, or intended bride; and manifest the solidity, or expose the fallacy, if the present reasonings. Yesterday, aeon after two o'clock, Ills M AJRSTY held a Private Levee at the Queen's Valet:is, which was attended by The Lord Chancellor. the Lord President of the Council the Lord Paley Seek the First Lord of the Treasary cud Chancellor of the Faishesiurr, the Stasterdrieueial of the Oritilamee, the three Secretaries cof Stair. the Presiiteut of the Board of Coutroul, the Commander la-Chief, the Judge Advocate ; Earls Harroeby ' Winchelsea. Slacrlestichl, and Posiett (is unities); Lords Hrrathfield (Golitstiek). mid Verse.; Ashairal Sir S. Smith ; Seuerals Dike, Thos. Asses. Caffe,Tbewles, Misattesl, sad Sir S. Outilba ; Ca. hinds Bootie and G r out ; Capt. Wal p o le; Yarke, Fairkcsier, sod Bathurst The following had the houourof being presented to HMI MAJESTIC : Mr. Yuri', upun kin being npruiute.l • Telier of the I. _ dagar-General fair !Stapleton Cotton, an Lis return Guns Portairal, and MI coming to his title. Maim-General Ertl&Tick Maitland, on Lis promotion to be Colonel of thr tat Ceylon Reginieut. Major.Geurral Tbousias, uu Iro, promotion, asSoloterl of Mae 34 Ceylon !tr:Mica. Mr Edward liarbUlti, On bia mai iage, by Lord V.. ton, Brigadicr•( ineral ••%lison, on his promotion, aud oil boo return from Portugal. Captain lValpole, R.N. by Mr. R)dcr Major-General Clare, on his preniotion. Master Murray. upon big being appoiuted a Page of H. aunt to His Majesty. - - . Mr. Wilbetiliata Bootle on being app..iiittd Limn -Colonel of the Leyland sad Onsakirk Lucal Militia. Major.GeneralTliewls, tut Ins promotion. Culuael Gram., on Wig appointed Ili, SI ajesty'a Licute• rant Vibe comity of Irian :as. Brigadier-tieuei al Dillies, tithe Brigade of G tiaras, oath r ordte• fur Cadiz. Lard Salaams, t the Earl of Liverpool. His MAJRbTIf held a Vnvy Council, and Kaye audiences to the LORD CNANCEI.II.Oa ; Marquis WaLLcsLittr ; Earle CANISILII. CRATHAM, and LI VF.RPOOL Messrs. licacaru., Kansa, and M. .St+TTON, who laid before His felaJabi the pro.. ceedingt. of some Courts-Slartial. Yesterday a Court of LErectora was held ..t the Eat India-House, when the following Comman ders took their final leave of the Court, previous to departing for their respective destination*, aiz. Liptain — G Gray, Caattro--China direct. Captain A. Campbell, fouvrreigu ; Capt. I. Marshall, Diana Capt P. Camerun,Auu—Nladra. and Bengal. The Court adjourned at area o'clock, till to A Letter from Plymouth states, that letters of u late date have been received from an Officer of a man of war, in Gibraltar Buy, stating that a large quantity of arms were found concealed in a house at Gibraltar, belonging to a Spaniard—and, that, from some circumstances of su.picion attached to the discovery, all the Spaniards had been or dered out of the Garrison to retire to Algesiras." Reports of a great change in the politics of the Russian Cabinet are circulated with touch industry. Among the most recent rumours is that of an in surrection at Peteraburgb, aril of ALEastr [ma hav ing fled for safety to Moscow. Sir R. Srescasc, it is said, has delivered his Nartative to the Admiralty. Tuesday, Mr. PINCKNEY., the American Am bassador, had an interview web the Marquis %Vat- Lascer, when the grounds of an amicable arrange. went between the two countries were, as we un derstand, finally agreed upon. The First llatta,lion of the First.Regiesent of Foot Guards, consisting of 6uo men. marched on Tuesday morning, at ; o'clock, from Knights bridge Barracks, fur Portsmouth, to embed' with other regiments for Portugal. The Second Division left town yesterday. atul the Third, if not counter. mended, this day. The whole amount of the Goanis is to cousin of MO men, under the command of i General Sir li AIRY litntRARD, and secoud'io maw mend Colonel WIALLII7I4V. JEIIIOI/1: Bumf APARTILh;, it is said, sot vet con quered his attachment for his repudiated wife, bin. PATTEILiOti. An epistolary correspondence was lately carved ou between them, during which be nolo.) te.l her to confide their infant son to bis care, entr•gmg to provide amply fur him. The Lady did not cony:), but softened her refusal by tranamit nog the child's portraits wbmb Jutting hes placid in hi• Cabinet. The ground nn which the Honourable PITT. R. Dataistoxy I:IVeRELL has declined • caliva.a for the county of Cambridge, is explained by the ad vertisements in the front of this Paper. He hag eteneronsly relinquished his claim, in larrour of his triend Lord F. Oosoams. The Sheriff has fixed the election fru. Friday, the 16th instant. A new Candidate could not conic Centauri at a better op pnrtunity, s large proporliea of the Freehnlders of the county being greatly dissatisfied with the Parlia mentary conduct of Mr. Yeatz. The illetaXS of the Mints* eorrecte4 np to the present day, are as follow sec en t h e various atationa--nf the line. 70 ; fifties n ; frigates, 116; .loops, 111 : bombs. 5; brigs, 131; camera, 32; *choosers. 71; which, with those is port wad . Pring. guant Alps. &c. constitute u force 1.1 '3ll ship., it cOnf masief 1: awl. including thn-e oedieary. repair. Seg. sad issiidiwg, presera a GaAs!) rarest of 1113 ',mik a war. • V: 4 . s. c r ee f ' § , N iz•-ak ' )e , 1. , q vit.; ".., . lip v • Bl ur Am /AVM to.v, P.1:13:4/1. ' .otsillersday last, the Gallery of Ocean estaldirliew wit opened it. the Governor,: and Pairerf if tire hatitsu„,, previout in the adatiosion at the pahl,c. It i s „ AI toe pleamere . Hist tae rail prouare to int reedits a raye d grat if:ration flora the works of art submitted to apes . two. Alt hunch the present Elltilritsee has lief la b ow a . talents r f maul' of f lad Merub,Ni'nt the *cul t we, ii,ere ore several pi oductious to the higher iirpertaam tit art, whith are highly creditable loth, geasu f of cut ovary. Atutuia these Historical etealiusitien t , 41, the pet,„„, fie in outlaws) painted for the t,iu premiums offers,: b y iLs I/leer-tots of the Institution, viz. for the best Paler Historical or Poetical cuaspesitiuo, one Ituali r ed fur thi to•ut hest picture, itt flatmate claw, aft) ga wk __ The prerelease we earlentauel have out yet het a ad;cliul the Davi:tors.. The ant:dents awl :Wearer s et pow." will thrref..te feel highly iliteleiard, is cowninn 1616 a t several eandi.!atte, until the derisory of the Gtt's nave ,f Diseetor a takes place. There are also arranged, in one of th• moms Of the op.aria, of L 6vvi:t y Models, prepared ►y kby titors, for Ilse execution of Ilse !11,4inuteins, voted by pasha. merit. to 4he memories of Sl• John Al mire and Captain lki. dinge. These Models %rid remain 61 the gallery, said lie Cou.suit tee ■ppuiuted by the Lords of Ilia Timeery hK selected those which may a I:.;kett I , ) theia ilb 111 grrattsi Intents, and best calculaterl bi liaimain to 1, the gallmtiry and heruitni of oar 'wove rruillf)izeu. OltiGI.V.ll. pop:TRY. TILE M ATI ST. A Dramatist ftnt'd, stay., the only true p:art of Mandscosesse. thselstle.s t.. Ls , ;41 whoa 4 lie itiyustb felt a 1:,:,t fur If Opouset, .1141 , And 'Tenet's am s with juditterut twur Est wUrrly pet relia% tin snaik lu Ike tear, lu f'srat fw, tµ•a lu, r By well. ultrm -gl oml Aleiseei.tv ruin's!, with the town's arspeoluts,s. And eana with Lawn/. llb Will with judieions instruetion woss feessel.t ; Thos, /how te grmee lbw futons! nut And thsi a 8ti.,4 ilviraw, he owe dh, d a y:ay, Ines the 17aree pfte,Ces . ste. jl4l, still einticues Id; rm. Folly as it Juat. orithlcen Sadie lipmava And when O n e ifpiitot., I.e inewitsl lho Whirls proves, tho' its Es Still the foe to °motes% ulr r I: ;11nspsum of rgLU tic. by o.rartema g nis Kdie, Frr It'eteerday, at halt-part titter o'clock, Her Me. J CSTY Prim:rotes At• t. *l'4, ELtzutii., 1,4 S u riii A , dlorj with the DOLIte" of Ea-NSIs ILL. Ot h.lr house is Sprang-i;:treletke. Her MAji%ll wad Scrrived by the Pritterpe. of ).% AtES, tend ducted to the presence of 111:r Doke of nab%eta ICA and Ins too roue eery cf I: • party. Au sumettoe number of pawn , . ace rt. tree:tea at the door in conskquence. MAC/WITS, TOWNSMIaND, aud SAYER/. attended to keep of the populace. The Royal Party broke up at in o'clock Yesterday, the Prirce of %VALE! visited Ilter MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES. Yea erday morning, Princesses Arcurrt, tAltilli s and SUPhillA, rimted Miss UOLOSINI. THY, at her house iu Hill -street, Berkeley-Num, in consequence of Miss G. being indisposed. Yeivereloy being iVh IVedaesthey, the Blttuu of LONDON preached at the Chapel Royal, for me brat time since his appointment to that See. Time were among the congregation, the Bishop of Cat- Ltiltt, Lords 4Plgst and Wooottotst. The Anthem was 4 , PAii vie trot to rtlvike." by Lk. Gassy. and was correctly su:ig by Messrs. tie* J. SALE, DtaLlt. &C. Ths COllnteia of AIMAK hail her usual etenia; party, yesterday, at bar hour-, is. Dorer.turee. The Counties, of WItIIIMORLA la expected to town in • .few days, from Bath, upwards of Ife letters, frnin her Ladysi .i.p, were sent. yroterily. di:Erreut prrinno, siguifyiog her LarLettur'• mit utica of commencing her fashioushia assetuhlies.. • . Rtty 1,, Earl Foxrt;crr, we ate sorry to state. it ire! e. posed with a cold, at his house in Grosseeot.e , The Countess of E.issan had a party, hot at her house in Hill-street, Berkelev-square..• ,,, '" was attended by the Niardlion.ss of SALtsci..ti , the Countess-Dowager FJJX. Lady Misses Mossos, and several other Fash.ce Colonel BEAUNIONit will give a gowci Il• next Solider, at his house in l'ortuiso-5i10.:. , the Earl etail Coutitessol Lim sulcx, and tor Pence, Sir R. and Lady him,* sits, and se. , other Fashionable,. •mac. The Earl and Countess of Diane e." ' gland dinner. neat Saturday. to the Ma•qu Men-hinnies of STAFFORD, and Selferdi Ot.,C. • • b.lity. The Duke of NORFOLK wilt K . ye a gran.l dmrd on the I i:h inst. at his bow,- in St. Ja n to his liti,al Highness tha• Ponce of liVss.i.s, several other persona of diatincton. The Earl and Countless of Matte gave • ! fry' , dinner, on Monday, •t their hou,.! iu Gro - "' o aquare, to the Earl sad Countt—; of 14ot.4Lia• L '*/ Nod Countess GUY. Sit Lady " 40 ' - 1131 U, General FITZIPATILICS, Lcrd K. SPE', &c. &r. Ye ` terd 'Y the first general re heiretl of the ors forthcoming grand Opera, by Pi.nae. at tr • eftSUI, toak place. Mr's. Mon .TA IN. "•• Mr.. BLAPD, and Mr. Pitts trti lone characters in it. The music extremely :a • grand, particularly the ehornae., finest stage clsonivsas we ev.er heard. Tne n scene is a very flue vivw of a fotes:. nOn Monday the aubsc.ibcr- and friends. " tl" number of upwards of.s.vo h ua dr,A, t Or ••• slid Philanthropic Society. ta.tltut.ll fry th . "..` of debtors throughout Lotthot. and t.v .14,a "tre..rd ^Neveset their 0.. n " ` r ther at the City of Lonciaa Teve.n. Lcun the Pre-Went. iu I!,e , cha.r. 110.10 ••' Mr. TAILOII attyndeti., aa•irralithdo.t: twat, ee/erei elAlltotgig spar. eirt ; '''' 'ultEet .oll Performed torott the VoitgO P'1"8. T o the 10 “11, whie is 4 0; the is un::tain( iug of " coinoteact ing try of hibition : No l-1 ducal nt the visor the The dig King, are couutenan, roontis hi IT figure that tile 1)1'13011 actor ie ver leOstVfle 10 buE dark uz bite tviiron Ith a worn I icitutu E IEO. 11.-4 LI Thi!. lii lately üb4et nritian in atc.r•'Y 1l 'tin: the Amt ®d every I a combat Cainils atety of t ock. cauli 'kasha■ 1 mid i aims it in 1:No. 111 —P. tuaneet u Tin arti thrown frn pre%umed his frirn ouv for b tery gpiril moar. P sturdy fig Lot here 11 the antic gruun.l is ; ice(. Wrtrld A 11111a,r1 the break 'an 41;4 ~ro•in~ !ii%tin g of If st-A 4r4 1101.1tYtt, ■ 11 . le rat s.. T _ ' T.he 4 t,ll tit MC % out a If ihdf, *Winn I tOhlit'l fipri :14J rter of millet le dti,i4ti o 11.-13 The 1,13 1/ 4 man P. 1 Yeaker a !Ind it te of !t• 0 zn ~C ( 11% 11 11 k% 4, Mr+rd appuistaitel a • ter; Medi* Bard. Ilia Mier Iktooty Bill reseed tbrougb a Cosetittre tke elookatkome wee, 'greed W, mud the Kern itpitielvel to be re. cee4gle obeerow. Home adjournorl et 6 o'clock. •• elekoleeket roes, itc.•itte Ilse lest pop. war • - - - - - • THE BRITISH PRE SS.