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"TRAVELS to the Westward' of the ALLE- G riY MOUNTAINS, in the States of the Ohio. Ken. aod Tennessee; and return to Charlestown, through ti,.. Upper Carolina.. With a very mole& whole Slow% Mn;, of the States in the Centre. We., and South of the United States. Trait.!ated from lb., F,poch of F A. MICH.‘UX, M D. Member of the soeiet) of Naturist Illistury of Pak, &c. By B LAMBERT. • e o This Journey wet uirdertaken about the time of the CA.1110110( Louisiana to Vraine, under the au.pice, of M. Chap. tal, Minster of the I ,terror, with • view to procure a this. tough knowledge, from ail mil ob.ervatiois , of the nature, pro. dune, commerce, and tmliqical consequence of thriac parts of the United States which are in the vicinity of that country, It therefive contain. very ad-citrate information on there sub. 'lefts, anal, form the mio•ibness with which it points out the romp.ratt.c value of the land in different the modes of culture Iwo adapted to (nth, the facility or difficulty of finding* market for its pentium, and the m. ..n. of pro. curing wile. a nieces:my or comennince from the Maritime States, att“rd awry valuable information In every person inte rested in thi, vast extent of country, which has been hitherto ,u Lak keown, and so mach mi.represented. London: Printed for J. Slawinan, No. 22, Poultry. FROM SATURD IY NIGHT'S CAZEITE. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the Ilth of January, 1804. PRESEN r, The King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. Whereas Itos Majesty has received information t , ..t the KuNg of Spll3 has issued a Dechuatioa of War His Masisty, his subjects, and people; Ilia !Milady, therefore, dieing determined to take such ineasures as are necessary (er •inriteating the honour of his Crown, and for the vigorotis prosecution of the WV in which he Ands himself cagaged, ft.aiegi, by and with the aCice of his Privy Council, to order, and it is berei.ry entered, that general reprisal! b.: ginned against the shins, g.ash, and subjects of the ki ng of S pa i n , so that as well His ?dainty's fleets and ship!, as also all other ships and a .sly Is that shall be commlssionnted, by letters of marque, or gmeral reprisal., or ritherwi-e, by His bfansnylt tibiumissioners for executing the office of Lord I figh Admiral of Great Britain, shall and may lawfully seine all ships, vet_ iris, and g00d.., bel•ng;iia to the King of Spain. or his sub. leers, or uthefs inhabiting within the territories of the King of twain, and bring the sn.ie Pu jilagment in any of the Courts of Admiralty within His Msnlity's dominions; are, to that sod, lid Majesty's Advocate-General, with Vic Advocate of - the Admiralty, are ferthwah to peeper, the draft of a ears mirsion, and present the same to His Majesty at tins Hoard, authorising the Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Adm . ,' I, or any person or persons by them empowered 21M appointed, to issue forth and grant letters of marque and reprisals to any of HIS Majestyl subjects, or others whom the said Commissiorese,efiall deem fitly qualified in that behalf, for the apprehending, seilinc, and taking tire strips, vessel:, and meek belonging to Spam, and the vassals and .uhjects of the King of Spain, or spy inhabiting within his countries, ter. hurries, or doiuinions; and that such powers and clauses be Inserted in the said Commissioir, a. hive beets usual, and are according to former precedents; and His Majesty's said ,Adro cate-Illeneral, with the Advocate of the Admiralty, are ales forthwith to prepare the draft ul a Commiorein, and presci.t the same - o Hi Majesty at this Hoard, aoth.witing the said Cemniissioners fur end:ohne the office of Lord High t r will and require the High Coutt of Admiralty or (;rest Elitain, and the Lient.mant and Judge of the said Corot, his Surrogate or Sucregates, as also the several Courts of Admi ralty within His Majesty's dominions, to take cogs Sane: , of, and judicially proceed upon all and all manner of captures, seizures, prizes, and reprisals of all ship. and goods that are or shal be taken, and to hear arid determine the same ; arid, ac• cording to the course of Admiralty, arid the laws of notions to adjudge and condemns all such ships, vessels, and good., as thall belong to Spain, or the vassals and subjects of the King of Spain, or to ane others inhabiting within any of his coun tries, teriitones, and dominions arid that such powers and clauses he inserted in the said eontiiassion as have 'en usual, and are acceding to former lanced-nu; and they are liken to prepare and lay before His Majesty at this board a draft of such ie.structions as may Se proper to Sc bent to tine Courts of Admiralty in His Majesty's forego govornmentia t and planta tions for their guidance herein ; at aim another draft of in structions for such ships as shall be coininissionated fur the purposes afore-nrentiousid. 1-Ishori, C. . Montrose. Camiera. Melville. Sid in lob. Castlereagh. Mills rave, lawkesbury. liviborough. W Pitt. W. Grant. Cliarles Morgan. L. All Nerll7lß. At the Court at the Patnee, the 11th of January, ISOS, PRESENT, The King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. His Majesty lr.iv;rig Men pleased in appoint the Right Ho nourable Henry I. od Mulgrave one of Majesty's Principal S..cretarws of State. tn. was aria day,. by Ms Majesty's com mand, sworn one of Lim Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State accordingly. Admir a is v .Oth ee , January 12, 1605. - - Copy of a Letter from Sir J T. Duckwolth, K. Pl. Vice-Ad ',Oral of pre glue, &c &c. to Walllll Madden, F.aq. dated rut board the Shark, Port Royal, Jamaica, the 4th of Novem ber. 18%. tilß—Yon will receive herewith a Copy of three letters, Terre:ling the cloture of orivateer. by Echo, Blanche ' and Super ieu e, whi-h I reque4 you will lay before the Lo r d, Corn. vaeraioners of the Admiralty. I am, sir , J. T. DUCKVJItTII. His Majesty's ship Echo, lit Oct. off the Bated of Bonaire. g delivered the dispatches, you did rne the ho nour entrust fur Admiral Dams, on board the Sum illante, o'redient to your orders I proce-ded off CUTACO4, and having 'made the NAV. End of the Nand of Bonaire, en the :Into Septeniber,ll tell in with a French Lugger, which, after a riisee of two knurl, rat on 'shore ; I immediately dispatched the limn, under the command of Lieutenant Jones, who has much credit in his exertions, in bringing her off with little da. magr.—She proves to be the Hazard, conadaanded by Citizen Lansbart,p;erced for lIG gat'', but of .ly ten 1-pounders mounted, and SO men, a new venel, and 111111‘ rest ; out of Csuilaloupe ten dais, and had only made one caotdre of the Brig Hawk from Trinaclai in ballast, the router of which I have with two of her, c:esr, and have Kiwi' him chary of di:- lugger, tueontut bet to Jamaica. j hay the honour to be, ire. (Signed) E. BOGER. Sir J. T. Duckworth, &e. ' His Majesty's ship Blanche, off Altarens, 21+t Oct, SIR—I heg leave t.r acquaint yea, at two this morning I captured La Gracieutrt Preach Schooner, pierced and equii•ped for 14 g l ow:, and h on board SS men from St. Jags) de Cuba, to St. Domingo, with troops and dispatches, which I was for tunate enough t, save. 1 am, Ste (Signed) ZACHARY MUDGE. To Sir John Thomas Duckworth, K. B. be. .&c. II is Majesty's Schooner I.a Superieure, off Menlo Christ, Oct. 22. SIR—I have the honour to inform you, that !In lifa;esty's srh•wner mle: my command fell i•r with this day, and, after a ehaca of four hours, esptur,d, Le Claasseur French privateer, of Rte guns and ...mut-six met', pil•rt-hmE hnilt ; had been out only three days, and had not take., any thing. She h.ts just had a thomtigh rent at St. Jaen, an•l none of the fastest sailing (misers out of Guadaloupe, from whence sh e is commissiotied. They defended her from a long tatelvot pounder as we came tap, and succeeded in cutting sway one square- , ail yard, lower staultlen sails, slightly wounded the fore mast art I fore-yard, and In cutting our sails 4.1.1 rirn••in: T ie. enemy had five wounded, one of which is since dead I hay.:, be. he. (Signed) W. C. FROMOW. Limn. corninanding. To Sir Jahn Thomas Duckworth, X. B. &c. Ira, o.fer, Hit 11.1Jjamtv . has Ire Foe 1, 1465. I pleased to appoi.at .NERALS Lord Charles F.tzrny, Napier Chri,tir Ria.t...i, Richard Rich Wilfo:.l, EtlW tf4 Mon isms, Sir Charles Asgill, Bart. Theraas Garth, Vaughan Lluyd, Piot,* Ciunt ,ld Nteuralla Sari Sr Clair Erskine, 14t. Lucius 11..1,,r, metals iit the Army. MAJOR-C 1 Philip Martin . Borthwieir, 5,r Eyre Coate, M.S. Harry 21.irrard, Cilsiles Lennox, John Ailolphos Harrb, Arthur (Yrroliry, ff•rkry 'ttrtiliam John Aracnn, (;corp. Don, Sir J. Frew .s Creditor k, K . B. To be Lieutenant-C1 COLONELS Hems. Viscount Gage, on Half-pay of the 93.1 Foot, Charles William Este, of the 65th Fool, ROrt Avtioni, on Half roi; id the late 72r1 Fn.?, George Rochfort, of the Royal lny did An •l'. Jame. Webber, on Hallmay of inantaehed Ditieers, Colonel Fninds Gross, of the New South Wales Corps, Henry Richmond G a le, on Half.p a y of the late 20th Light Dragoons, Johia Spesa, on Half ix, of tha late 95th Font. tkeirze Fan of Cranford, on llal6poy ..f the fee 9211 Foot, William Scott, on Half payer the late 80th Foot, Robert Tipping, no Ditto, A , ettihabl Campbell, on Half-pay of the Lite Breadalbane Fencitalcs, Alexander Trotter, on Half-pay of the late 73d Foot, Franeis Fuller, of the 59th Font, James .49ieck, of the 16th Light Thagorms, George Vaughan Hart, of the 75th Foot, John Robinson, of the 7th Garriom George Warde, of the Pate liori.. Grenadier Gunrch, The Thomas Maitland, of the. iith Garrison Battalion. Rich tit Aright. of the Royal Marines, Raimay, nt the Ceylon Regiment, James Canop'wl4 nil Half pay of unattached Officers, John Skenetr 4 of the Newfolindland Fen lltklcbrand (Saki., ' of the Ist Garrison battalion, Colin Catnip', 11, of the ett;l !Met, Georg, Picsoo, f the 60th Foot, . Stair.Pa:k Dalrymple, ”1 the 710 Foot, William tValer, of the Dragoont. Nleisyn Arclulall , of the 12th Licht Dragoons, John Crape Sherbrooke, of the 4th Garrison Battalion, Sir William Ciarke, Sad. nt the 14th Fret, Galina Drummond, of the Ath Foot, James Hale, of the fly Light Dragooos, William Payne, of the ad Dragoon Guard., This Hai. Edward Bligh, A of•doCamp ue the Ring, William Earl Craven, of the nth Garrison Rotation, Lord William Deadlock, Antote-Camp to the King. !dunned Karl of Cork, of the 15th Garrison Dattalion, ewe Manninghatn, et the GSO, Tint, • Henry George Grey, Aigste•Calitp to the • The Hon. F.d,artl Paget, Ditto, Arthur Whetham, Ditto, Brent Sptocer, Ditto • ,To be aajnr•Generals in the Army. Lin:TEXAN COLONELS William Grant, of the Royal Invalid Artillery, James Croker, on Hall.p.iy of unattaLhed Offi..e,s, Lewis Flayly Wallis, en Half-pay of the 93th Fuot, John Hope, of the 60th Font, John O'Toole, on Half.pay ,if the lite Iri.h Brigade, Count Sutton Clonare, on Ditto, George Meyrick, on 'lad pay of the 150th Font, Sir Montagu Burgoyne, dart. on Half•pay of the f,:lst Light Dragoons, Robert tlniacke, on Half pay. ALAI (.7, , ,Nu0n,0( the 79th Font, Ainfr , w Lord Blayne'', of the 89th Foot, The lion. Stephen Mahon, of the 7th Dragoon Guards, Daniel Hoghton, of the Nth Soot, John Sullivan Wood, of the Bth Light Dragnons, Daniel O'Meara, on Half pay of the late 12th Weat India Regiment, The Hon. Georr Cranstoun, of the 64th Foot, Jame.. Phillips Lloyd, of tile 86th Foot, Francis Paton Ro'tenburg, o f th e 60 t h Fool, James Mercer, of the ilgd Foot, John Ronan Napier, on Half-pay of the 03th Foot, The Hon. Charles Colville, of the 13th Foot, Fred.sick Charles White, of the lot Foot Gomel, Thema, Brinley, of the 4th Foot, Henry De Beruiere; alto 9th Foot, • Gore Browne, of the 40th Foot, Lewis Lindentbal, of the Queen'i German Regiment, Barnard Forint Bowes, of the ith Foot, Roger Cogblas, of the Bid Foot, To be Colonels in the Army. LIPUTF.NANT-COLONELS Henry Fane, of the Kt Dragoon Guard., Robert Bolton, of the 13th Light Dragoons, Robert Cheney, of the Ist Foot Gourds, The Hon. William Monsen, of the 76th Foot, Gemge Anson, of the 15th Light Dragoona, Kenneth Alexander Howard, of the Cuhlstream Foot Guards, To be Auleode Camp to the King. MAJORS Nathaniel Kirkman, of the 31st Foot, James Campbell, delta 24th Foot, John Gordon, of the 921 Foot, Sir Edward Michael Ryau, Kilt. of the adGarri,on Battalion, William Kell., of the bath Foot, John Campbell, of the lit Dragoon Guards, John Macleod, of the sth flartiwan Battal.on, Hercules Scott, of the 78th Foot, The Hon. Wiliiain Collyear, on Half-pay of the late 28th Light Dragoons, Percy Groves, of the 3d Foot, Iletiry Elliott, of the 70th Foot, R•.hert Kelso, of the 221 Foot, Nicholas Forster of the !ith West I n di a R eg i men t, Overineton Blunder!, of the 12th I. ght Dravoits, John Nugent Smyth, tit the 55th Foot, 104141 Lamont, of the 921 Foot, William Fuller ' of the 10th Light Dragoons, William Howe De Liniery, As...istant Quarter-Master.Gcneral, William Frame, of the Mitts Foot, Peter Kington, of the 6th Dragoon Guards, Henry Torrens, of the Stith Foot, Benjamin D'Urban, of the 89th Foot, • Daniel White, of the 29th Foot, William SpreL, of the 37th Foot, J..hc Lucke, of the 24th Light Dragoons, Wiloam Carter, of the 8t it West India Regiment, To be Lieutsuant-Colonels in the Army. MILITA RI PROMOTIONS. War Office, Jaren, 12, 1805. Ilk Regiment of Dragoon Guards--Charles Barwell Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice O'Keefe, who retires. 21st Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant-Cutonel Frederick Adam, from the MK Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant• Colonel, vice Wilson who exchan ges . 18th Dittn--C.:lstriu Robert Nixon lobe Major, by purchase, vice Gough, who retires. 36th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Brooke, from Ralfpay of the. 96th Foot, to be Major, vice Armstrong, who exchanges. Ditur—ccitain Francis St. Mart to be Maur, by pur r:bast, vice Drtmitioild, protnotirri. Bth Wart India Regiment —Ca:rtain Robert Toaddiril, from th..! Ist Life Guards, tole Captain of a Company, vice Hee vy.idr, who exchanges. Mb GarrAmi Battalion—Lieutenant-Odom-I John Wilson, from the 11. t Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Adam, who exchatiges. Bth Royal Vet.-ran Battalion—Brevet Major Charles Flood, from the Ist Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company. The Ling Gamins Legion—le Hattalien of Light Ititatitr ) — Major Ernest Leoriliart, to be Lieutenant Colonel, with tempoiary rank, etc., Alters, promoted. lit Battalion of the Linn--Major Christian Baron Oreptedi to be Lieutenant-Colunel, with temporary rank, vice Lang werth, promoted. 2d Ditto—Major Charles Baron Benoirien to be Lieutenant- Col .1, with toroporaty rank,•ice Busie, promoted. Captain William de Ulmeustein to be Major, with temporary rank, vice lianingsen. STAFF. Lieutenant• Colonel John Wilson, of the Mlt Garrison Batta lion, to be Deprit• Quarter•Master-General to the Troops serving iii the Island of Ceylon. Comaneriee. MIA( Royal Loorlon Regiments of Militia, Peed be His Mit/rate's Cmenrisaiorie , s.ll.4eutrhamry for the slid My Fast Reeimesit—i.Ensign .lobn Ceely Pearce to he Lieutenant, vice Butler, resigned ; dated Dec. 12,1/104. • Thomas (lowland, jun. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Buckley, promoted; dated Dee. 11, 1804. West Iteginierit—Villaroy Russell, Gent. to be Ensign, vier Hartman, resigned; dated Dec. 12, 1804. Cesuidasioir. i* Volunteer Corps, sigmed ha 11a Majesty's Commis sioners 11.ierrenarsee fer the bity of Lawlor.. 3,1 Regiment of Loyal I..ondon Volunteer William Key, Gent. to be Ensign; dated Nov. 9, 1604 7th Ditto-saStepheri Ponder, Gent. to lie Lieutenant, y:ce resigned; dated Nov. 30, 1804. Henry Newton, jun Gera. to be Ensign, vice Ponder, pro moted ; dated ao above. ileathßeld Tregonwell Frampton to be Surgeon, vice Blizard, owigne.l; dated a. abov,. Samuel if. Israel to 42 A.sittant Surgeon, •ice Gibson, re signed; dated as abov e . loth Ditto—Major A De t re.. it- Avert Monkey, to he L tenement Cr-loud, vice l'oaell, r....gued. Dated Nov. 9, 11 , 4 Second Major Jansen Eoi.rdt , rl, jun to be Yost Major, vice Ilarikey, promoted. Lkited as above Ca e tain James Eelaile Hammitt to be Second Major, vice Rowdier', promoted. Dated as above. Lieutenant Stephen Lee to be Captain, vice liammet, pre. moted. Dated as above. Ensign William Webb t• be Lieutenant, s . ...a Lee, promoted, Dated a. above. Henry Ginger, Gent to be Ensign, vice Webb, promoted Dated as above. Ceraniusion sivwd by the Lord I.iatermat of the Comity of Surrey. Ist Regiment of Surrey Voluntecia--Ensign Samuel Burns to be First Lieutenant, vice Flamm, promoted. Dated Oet. 27, 1184. Joseph Messenger, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated a. above. Continuator. sighed by the Lord Limiterouit el the Carroty of Norfolk. Sth Battalion of Norfolk Volunteer Infantry-wLientenant Colima! I I unt) to be Colonel; dated October 11, 1 9 04. Colooriaoaau signal by the ra.-, th, C0,.,., of Seafront. Staffordshire Yeomanry Cavalry—Captain Lieutenant William Keen to be Major ; date, Dec. dl, 1804. Lieutenant I !very Crockett to be Captain of a Troop, vice Land Medford, appointed Colsucl oldie Shropshire NI iktia ; dated July 31, 1804. Clough Hall Volunteer Infantry. John alhert, to be Captain Commandant. gust 20, 1803. Ilard y and Shelton Volunteer James Whitehead, E.. 1. to be Lioutetwat Colone, ant. Date , l June 1, 1804. John late-, EN!. to be Major. Dated June 19, 1804. Uttoxeter Vololt, t m Inf ao t rv . Thomas Sneed, E.q. to be Ca,.tain Comnwidant ; gust 12, 180 J. Car,mi..e:rge swod bq tar Lard Lietatli rat fifth • ~f Chesterfiel.l Battalion of Voluntzer Infantry--] „ i J. Eau. to ba Lieutemant-Ctgonel-Cosa nandint tember 80,1809. IS -riu.d Luca*, Esti. to bo Major; dated December 81, • C•b101i1.1•01) is the South Wilts Sittalion n( Volue• . • fantryf. siined by the Lord Liewess7nt John /lady, F.W. to be I.icutensitt Colonel Cu • May 18. 1204. John Seagrim, Eat to be NT ; doted as ab.ne. • Datß4 Whi:r4•ll, Jan. 12, 11 The King hat boen phased to grant tir. .•nowt of the United Kingdom of Gr,at Brit:Liu and 1.. onto the Right Honourahh I fairy Addington, and „,,,, , i f hi, h wlv hr. fully begotten, by • 11.• name, .4 , 1,, tol.• of Viscount Sidinoutli, of Sithstuutli, in the c. , 11 it , I).tall. THE BRITISH PR Es; LON OON, MONDAY. .JANUARY 14. The GJ-ette of Saturday night contains an Ord , ' in r,,tincil granting goneral reprisals anJ 1 of marque Against Spain. This being the form of declaring war, some of our contempo4.and entertained an expeaation that it would be mo ll panied with a specification of all the reasons. 'I) order in Council contains one that is as good thousand : it states, that Spain has declared n•; against us. The Gaz, tie• confirms our report of the eleva:, l of Mr. Anuir4t..rox to the Peerage, lye• the titiz-f Viscount Sinstouru ; and of the appointrr.T.; Lord MuIAIRAVE to the office of Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, in the room of Lord Wu. Rowsr. Various other Ministerial changes are sal to be in contemplation. Among those, which are consider m.rst intitled to credit, is the appointnra of the Earl of BUCKINONAMSEIIRL to the: placed joint Postmaster General, vice Lord CHAIDIS SPENCER, who retires upon' a pension. Tit Duke of PORTLAND also goes o a upon a pea sion, and it is almost certain that he will b• ma ceeded by Viscount SIDMOOTH, as President of Council. This new arrangement is couidearly spoken of in the political circles as having been la. feted by the influence of His Royal Highness L't Prince of WA LE.C. Should this report be fotmlel in la R, the coalesced Opposition will prove forsi• dable only in talent to the Minister. Mr. YLIIKE is also mentioned as likely to come into office, aud will probably succeed Lord ME cr Lc, should the lattet resign the Ad:niralty. The successor of Sir Evas NZ:EAN in Ireland is net yet mentioned with arts degree of confidence. Mr. FLINT, his Secretary, arrived in town yesterday. The funds experienced a farther rise on Satur,l :- The Consols for the opening left off at (2. v.. ridiculous to suppose that the Lae common;a• Lion from France has not been the princi.l cause of this change. It is now generally nn• derstood that the dispatch contained professions of an inclination for peace, and that the answer, which has been sent back, without compromising the dignity or interests of the country, contained nothin to discourage it. Yester,lry the Sr AN ISII AMSASIIADOR had 33 audience :It Lord MULGRAVE, at his Office, from twtls•e toll one o'clock. Yesterday, at one o'clock, the Loan CriArrcri- LOR visited Mr. PITT. Ti if d.iy Lord CHARLES SOMERSET is expei?e! at the P.iy Office; from the country, for the se This d:ty Mr. Pitt will give a dinner t.) hinet Ministers. Saturday dispatches were received from Admi:l Coen is AI. LI I, which were brought to Brizham o Wedne:iday night by the Nimrod. The fleet well oil Ushant on Tuesday. La Fille d. Mtion, h rench frigate of 44 guns, s• • rived at Martinique in October from L'Orient. ha' ing on board '2OO troops, and 10,000 stands t. arms, together with a large sum of morev. The Rarcou sloop of war is staled to have c.., tured Gve French privateers oft St. Domingo. The report of the capture of the . 4 7 , isit schooner, by some p r ivate ers b e l ong i ng to Ctmeo t. who carriad her into that island, is erroneous, mit originated in the circumstance of a prize SO t:.. schooner being re-captured. The Santo Gertru”du Spanish frigate, captured by the Pdvplormou, arrived on Thursday at Plymouth. She carries 40 guns, and has on board 1,200,00,k dollars, besides merchandise, from Linu. Font other richly laden Spanish ships have likewise bee:: taken by the Payphentier, and sent into Gibraltar. The applications f(ir letters of marque against Spain continue to increase daily. Lord Ht ionizes and a large party of friends left town on Friday to canvass the County Al Rut land, for the seat vacant by the death of the I.tte Lrd CAI MIRY . A French vessel, charged with dispatches from General FER RAND, COMM indi ng at St. Domingo, to France, was l ate ly ca p ture d by t h e Mariebe frt.. gate, and dispatches saved. They arc stated to give the most wretched picture of the French force in that island, and to communicate the Geoeval's opinion that his force was urcqual to tllc wipe 11411Ce of hi, positim. -- at ht. • On of the n osing ut the it Is ev I This fo: the vent•G To.s House meat. On CM LAI I I IS an ail Ye V i