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not be preferable to postpone the Motion., m entioned? The Earl of DARNLEY observed, that it cer tainly was 114 intention to bring lot ward his Motion to -morrow, and to which he was the rather induced by what tell from the Noble Sec. for the Foreign Department (then absent). on a former evening that h^ wish.l the ci , seussion not to be deferred fur as he bad t h:r than Wednesday or :Mrs>.!ay. However, i - re ference to vrhat fell from the Noble Lord, ann from his wish to contribute to the convenience of His Majesty's Ministers, from whence he begged the Honie to recolleEt the proposition fir putting ntf the m otion proceeded, as ;veil as l.is desire not to do 2 rtv thing which might tend to inconvenience Noble I..;vic in general, he had no objeCtion to postpone bis intended Motion till Friday. His Lordship then moved that the Order for summoning the House to-morrow be discharged ; which being done, a Motion from the Noble Earl, for a similar proceed• ing on Friday, was ordered accordingly. Dh WILI IA MS, Secretary to the Commission • ers of Naval Enquiry, presented the tenth Report of the said Cornmiisioners, which. iseing laid iidon the Table, wa on the Motion of the Duke of Cia /sure ordered :o be printed. After a few words from His Royal Highness, re lative to the printing of the last Report of the Com missioner>, the Royal Duke observed, that, the tenth Report contained matter of great moment and importance, he should particularly attend to the circumstance of its printing. The House then, after disposing of some private business—Adjourned. WINE OF COMMOKS. A person from the Cnmmiwionen of the CustnnY, in Scot pfelOrlit'd at the Y .r an ACCOUIit of the Imports a , ,d F.x• ports, for the last three years, entli..g the sth Jill:vary list.— Ordered to he on the table Mr. Wt rs attended at the RAT with the 10th Report of the Comonasiirners for Naval Inquiry.—Ordered to lie on the table Mr. GREY moved, that the Same be printed —Ordered. Mr. S BOURNE moored for leave to bring in a Rill to ap. point Commosioners for carrying into execution the Malt and retrial Duty Kills of the present Session —Granted. The Loyalty Loan Bill, and sheQoarantilie Rill, wane seve rally committed, and the reports tinkled to be received to. gam :0111. The Report of the Greenland Fishery Rill was received and agreed to, and the third reading ordered Gar to-morrow. Mr Psativsa oreserited at the liar all account of persona admitted into th • British Museuar, during toast six months, and by what means they istria , rnil that admission. Mr ROSE presented an Estimate of the Expenees relative to e.rtain Oilers in the Court of Exchequer.--uirdereg t o be no the table. The --econci reading of the Irish Habeas Carpus Somers:ion Bill was docrred till to. morrow. REPORT ON HIS MAJESTY'S MESSAGE. Mr. lIUSKIS , ON pre.ented the Report nit the htesslge, relative to the Spankh Papers, which 1,16 read and aere-d ro, and ordered to be press nted to 144 Majesty, by the wimte House. Also, that such Members as are of the Privy 0011.- 61 should wait no His Majesty, to know when he will receive the !acne. Ills t. Boo: 37; 6 ;1 iu ain't ?Jai ing • erS C of tt t!..e nc A lativ mist tent imp circ 1 buti A 13114 port of t the poit ten 7 tall) Dor afire ado area 1 to wr Etl rcla and Ho cii the to' be Mr tree at Mr le tee for It 97 Ii wa 27 of 20 2 , fm gni pti sr' Mt 11 11 t! p tl E It A COMMITTF.F. OF SUPPLY. Sir E. NEPEAS inovrd the Orde- of the D'y for the House to resolve itself into rs Committee of Supolt.; which be;fit rewt, be moved, that the accounts presented by Sir F.. Neveart, and Mr. Rose, on the *ln FeS,uary ; and the amns,:ts rc't toe to the British Museum, betaken two c.stisidcration in the said Committee. _ . The Home then regolved Peel( i•ito a Committee of Supply, Mt. ALEXANUER in the Chair. _ _ ,ihe Miscellaneous Services were then voted far the press .t yen, by the (of owing Reer.lutions . That it is the opinion of this Committee, th.it a SUM not exceeding 1,404,0091. be craned to Iris *s.la,i•sty, for defraying the expense. of the eatranrdinartes of the Nary. 1,403,6001. fa. hoAdiog and repairing shins of war.— ' 915,0001. for the hire of transports. 525,0001. for pfolutterc was. 27,0031. for sick ilitt 414,0001. for American claims. 135,7211. for Any rican loyalins. 52,0001. for corivicat at home. 27,0001. for law charges tor the 12,0001. kw the en pences of preolic oTtc.!• 21,0001 foi stationary of both Nooses of Parliament. 12,4701. for din,ritiog clergy and emigrants. 20,0001. for New South Wales. 13,3001. for Upper Cansda. 7,1611. for Nova Scotia. 1,1001. for the Island of St. Jollies. 2,1001. for Ca!re Hretiiit. 2,1301. for Newfoundland. 4,441. fur the Bahama hlands. 2,801 for Rennuthi 6901 for Do. sninica. 6,0001. far Civil Eculalithment n' N--a So Ith Wales. 2,4001. for the trustee: the British Museum. 15,:n.101. for (ho prime, of entoreuig the same.' Which were all agreed to, and the Report ordered to be re ceived to-morrow. The order for the adjourned dente on the Sheriff: of Middle sex, at the G:iieral Election, which <toed for to morrow, was postponed to Toesday neat -.-Adjosursed. This Day•—•ULD ClNDtalitAl Ilivrialaday at the Public Orme. TILE ItITIS I I / 11 ) ES:i. 1.1)N DON, THURSDAY, FitsatuaY 14. fly the American ship %lowa -Etna, last from the Ind of Bourbon. relligence hasbeen receive ±, that itish squad: n.l, under Admiral RA INIEK. which had been blocking u? the Mauritius, had sailed from thence about the I tith of Odlober last, for the pur pose of procuring fresh water and provisions, and that the day after they had quitted the blockade, Admiral Liscis, in the Marengo, and two frigates, had arrived there, having taken two prizes, one a Erg, the other the Pearl. The Dutch squadron, trz,ler Admiral HatTSISK, r•crc cruising off Batavia on the 7th of September. The report of the capture of the Prince of Wales I.llnd, with three IndiAmen, is, therefore, un- t .undeJ. It Mai generally supposed, that the British squad ton would water at this Island : should that prove the ma., the report of• its eipture becomes still more im2robable. We learn by the Albion, whaler, that the cztra ships Tracers and Union, bound for St. trleiltt ar..l Bengal, arrived at St. Helena the 23d December; they separated from the Devaynts, Led Ke I.i , 11+1,:Jati, HarrioY, and India outwatd bouncl lndiamen, on the 19th November, in lat. 1 310. South, long. 25 %Vest. the Minority in the Hou s e of Commons, upon the question of the war with Spain, although not very furrniJable, was certainly very respeCiable. The Minister apFears to have considered it in that light $ as, pending ,the division, be informed his friends that there would pro'..iably be some di►_ cession upon the report last night. This anxiety to bespeak their attendance, shews that he does not feel so easy in his seat as he used to do. We remem brr Mr. Fox, indeed, exhorting his friends upon a similar occasion, when he was gaining upon Mr. ADDINGTON ; hut such a mark of condescension is quite new from Mr. PITT. But while the mirotity is sufficiently great to keep him upon the alert. the strength of his majority must dissipate all fear for his power. Should he resign. it will be from some other cause than want of Partiamentaty support• Yesterday, Mr. Ni.wLano gave notice at the Stock Exchange, that the CI:Am:: i.i.oa of the Ex curou:a would be ready to meet the Gentlemen bidding for the Loan on to-morrow, when he w ill state the amount wanted for the year, and what Stock the bidding: are to be made in. The Fonda, in consequence of this notice, experienced a trifling depression, hut soon recovered, and were, at one o'clock, at Tuesday's prices. Omnium was done ai high as 3 and 31 per cent. premium, many sup posing that the Loan will not be large ; but, we have no hesitation in saying, from the best information, that the amount will be as we formerly stated, about 25,000,0001. Dutch Papers to the 9th have been received in town, which bring the Paris news to the 3d. Their contents are of no importance. They notice neither the decapitation of Lie Ge AND VISIER, the kicking of Count Co usNrzst. by our Minister at Vienna, nor any other part of the ixeiusive intelligence lately announced by one of our contemporaries, upon alleged authority of the Preach papers. General Bitu t 4 s appears to have cuiued Ccr.stantinople, and %mar ART Z affecls t•I feel no jealousy upon tlte sub. jea of the assimblage of Austrian troops upon the frontiers of Italy. Yesterday arrived a Mad from the Leeward Islands, brought to Falmouth by the PISISMIS Amnia packet, in 22 days. Letters from Madrid, of d.res much later than the accounts froni thence, vie Gibraltar, are silent respelling far reported death of the PRINCL or P►:AC,. The intelligence may, therefore, be con sid-rvd as unfounded. A Gentleman, lately arrived from Bobrdeaux, ' gives it ..s his opicion, that the Rochetort squadron has sailed for the East Indies. He says, a very hot press ttr'k place at Bourdeaux, avowedly to may. t!C Rochefort sciaadion, which was to sail for the Isles of France, there to supersede LIMOIS. There are lying in Ferrol harbour, five sail of the line. Spanish, neatly ready for sea. The ?Dutch ships that were in that harbour, 'are found unfit for service, and are broken up, and the crews are put on board the French ships, which are ready for sea. It is conjeflared, that they will attempt to go out in a sh.•st time. The Trthesue ffgate, Captain Berta er, was re leas..d from qqatantiae, at Portsmouth, Tites,:ay morning Sir T. Ta K.B. and suite, landed from Gibraltar, in perlila health. , The Hon. 4-daii;al BIRKLL Ey, Commander-in- Chief of the S^a Fencibles, on the coast of England, has established his office in Portsmouth, and Lieut. Love. is appointed his Secretary. Vesterday a Court of Direaors.wm held at the East India House, when Captain GSAI.AV was sworn into the command of the Twit, stationed for Madras and Bengal. The Court adjourned at a late hour till to-morrow. The following is a eorreict List of the Passengers from India, on board the Nur: hwaptoit, arrived the 10th instant: Lent •Coi. Charles Stuart, Lieut. J. Snarpiand, Master Henry B.ynhani Ma.tar Genre Welsh, Mr. P. Muller, French Prisnue. of War, and Mr. Dean Rnsant, date. Monday, at twelve o'clock, the Purser of the . . - Warms Hasti,,v, Captain LA MN% Men!! A at the East India House, and received his final dispatches for :it. Helena, Kencoolen, and China, with which he immediately departed to join his ship at Ports mouth; from whence she was appointed to sail yesterday, with the Royal GeOPir, 80114.74 Castle, H.ery Addi•xton, and Wiiiiiret, under convoy of Hs Mast:ST If's %fly Weymouth. The following is a corset List of the Passengers who arc p.rmitted on board the Warren Hastings, for St. Helena and Sencoolen : viz. Fur St. I lelena-0( .ght lion Lord litlennie, Charles Grant, Jim F. 44 (S in of the D..piity Chairman of the East ludia Company I, yu>Kedmg to St Helena fir. the tveiirery of their heath ; Mr. Sarah Hanes and her infant child; and Mr. Charles Dunn a native of the Island. Fir. I3eiteoden—Mr. Rosser' Bogle, nativ.iuf SuntAtea; Miss Lasima, Ann Salmon, and Miss Maria Prince. Official Return of the number of persons who embarked on board the Earl of Abergareuay East ludiaman: 4ht,4 Consliany 159 Passengers 4O Chinese . . Total Out of the above, it appears by the official pub lication of yesterday, that only 139 reached the shore in safety I The Honstio, [dwses, fram Africa to the West Indi.s, has been captured by a french privat,er, recaptured by tie Amte,dam man of war, and car ried into Demerara . A letter from Dublin, dated Feb. 9, says--" A considerable degree of alarm appears to have pre vailed at the late appearance of a strange fleet off the coast of Cork t the forces were every where on the alert, and many yeomanry corps were placed upon permarwat duty, in the Southern counties. and retained for four or five days. The alarm, how ever, seems now to hay: subsided, as these. corps have been taken off duty, detachm-nts only being continued on the to k-Mr. stations on the coast, an t toe necessary hues of communication pith the inte rior." _ 4 1 11 k Dit/ILY-LAIRE. The Ymwg Ratrica commenced his renewed en gagement last night at this house, in the charaaer of Nor rat. He was received by a brilliant audi ence with the most enthusiastic applause. Long before the ti:ual time the house became impatient for the Play to commence, and from the moment of his appearance a dead silence and mute attention.. prevailed in every pert, maw,. when interrupted by bursts of approbation. The house overflowed at an early hour, yet so judicious and efficient were the ar• rangements made forthe prevreation of order, no in convenience was felt b) those who had the good for tune to have taken places. The Yosmg itos , ius never ;ipeared to greater advantage. In the brilliant cir cle of the night were, the Duchess of Devciasti I at, Ladies CNNLIFFE, WELBY, STU•IIIY, and 'Lusts- INGTON, Mistresses ERSKINE, BOUVERIE, and MRSTE2.I4 Lord W urrwusi els, Mr. BYNIS, Alderman ROWCROFT, Mr. GOLDSIIIO, Scc. 77: 7 11 1.11 E1.ri ANTIENT rr List night this excellent Concert's second per formance this season, took place at Hanover: square Rooms, under the direaion of the Earl of Ds P IMOUTII, who made a most admirable selec ti n. It commenced with the principal parts of the celebrated Dettiovn Te Dram : the Solo of Thou art the King of Glory, Oh Christ was sung with much sweetness by Mr. SALE, jun. :Ind very cot reßly accompanied on the trumpet by Mr. I lynx. We oever heard Mrs. BILLINGTOI4 to greater ad vantage in HANoci.'s Music : she sung in sweetest harmony, from Saul, and I know drat my Rede ' mor liveth t in the latter she was extremely pathetic. Miss TIN4ANT sung 11 ,, ,r1, the seat of soft is a most finished style. Hassisort and B• ..x. MAN were, as usual, excellct.t. The former WAS eneorrd in Cone if, you dare, liom King Arthur. The Room was crowdcd with Subscribers, who have increased this season, although the subscrip• tion has been raised -t guinea. The Direaors present wen?, the Earls DARNLEY, ilxasio and FORTESCUE. Their Box was ho noured with the presence of :his Royal Highness the Prince of WA es, Dukes of CumAAAAAND and CA M. saiont. The Royal Brothers were dressed in btu:. coats, white waistcoats, black small cloadis, and stockings. • CHISWICK ;;ONCERTS. UNDER TIM PATRONAGE OF TGEIR GRACES Tlit DUCE AND DLCHELS OF DEVONSHIRS. The third Concert was given on Monday even ing, to a very iminerea, assemblage of the sub scribes s and their friends. Toe Stewards were the Rev. Dr. NICHOLAS, and JAME!' TREBECIE. Esq. l'he Concert was most judiciously seleeted, and commenced with the Overtuwe to Satrima. Miss Merioa v. Conav, Master Li,, ow, and Miss Puwts, were the princqsal vocal performers. They were rap , urolisly apnituded. The c! :ef incru nuntal p;eces were, a Cmcerto of MARTINI, most admirably executea icy Mr. G. Assn ev ; a Con. certo on the Oboe, by Ga less ACH ; a Concerto for two Iv ens, by the Persil:its ; an.l a grand Con certante by Messrs. G. AssiLLY, WRIDIN ER, MIEY k. Aim LET, HOLMES. 'nd A. ASHLEY ; ui which the beauties of their I...;i , eaive ilsrruments were eminently diver dfitd. On Tuesday, His MAJcsvv, and the Duke of KLST, accompanied by Geier Ai MANNEKS, took the diversion of stag hunting. The deer was turned out upon Farnham Common. His MAJCST v did not come to town yesterday, as was expeiled, but will come this mottling. :Ind at three o'clock, will receive the Addresses of both Houses of Parliament, upon the Throne, at Sr. James's Palace. His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex and suite removed from Carleton House, on Monday, to his new apartments in. Kensington Pal to. The Duchess of Boa Tort has been much indis posed, but her Grace is now very nearly inks conva lescent state. The Dowager Countess of A v esro RD is much indisposed. The Earl of CALIDON gave yesterday a Q- .t Id dinner at his house in Az lington•street. Lord s..A L LA N also gave a grand dinues at his house in I itz roy-square. The Earl of LEtT RIM is daily expescled in ton•n from Ireland. General Gitosvaana and Lady left town yester day, for their seat in Lincolushire. The Connteisnf Clio'. s DV.I.LY is making pre. partitions• for her fashionable parties, which will commence in a few days. The Earl of BS/C.1(1140H HUME will entertain a large party of political friends at disner,on Saturday. Miss Cu A rfasts, of Covetit Garden Theatre. died on Saturday last, after a long continued :11 , 1ess. Sir JOHN Nil Let Independent Troop of co inanry will give a superb ball, on Tuesday next, to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Lewes. Lord FL A ' , ICU Sr tete z X. left town yester.lay, upon a visit to Blenheim, to congratulate his Path .1, the Duke of MARLBOROUGH, upon bit recovery from his late indisposition. The amiable Miss G CORGI mw Hun nice, daugh ter of the late Sir H. Hun Logs, died on Monday at Bristol Hot-wells, where she had been, for some time, for the benefit of her health. Mrs. HODGES now drives her curricle without a companion ; of course none has the whip heed of her. The new Farce of Too mem. Cook:, at Covent. garden 'Theatre, was performed a second time last night, and was well received. Mrs. R. MANNERS'S Musical Party on Monday evening was fashionably and numerously attended. Among the favourite pieces wereTerzetto,Car hounds , by Mrs. WaLrout, Mr. &Leto, and SAPID, iu_n. —Oh ! Nohow. Mrs. M • s, Mr. LE ANDER ' Mr. ,Into, and Mr. Skew. Aid! Peadeddio, Miss HVGHIS and MELEE. Se one credo, Mrs. M 4NN IRS and Mr. LEAN ore. The company acre also en tertained with some delightful pieces on the harp and horns. About one o'clock they sat down to an elegant supper, comisting of all the delicacies of the sea.on ; after supper several favourite glees 'Neje sung by the professional gentlemen who were in vited upon the occasion. • • COURT OF SING'S BENc-ri, AIESTMINSTER. Fr s. S. Sifting: a/ Nisi Prim', afar Term, Wee Lord ELLER.. BORIATC H . This day the Sittings after Term commenced, several causes or no ',intik interest wharewrr were disi-fsed•of. 'the fo.towing wa the only one wor thy of notice. WELCH es YOLKS=. This was an aftinn brought by an Officer of the Navy to recover several penalties against the De fendant, who was his Priaa• Agent. for taking 'a greater sum by way of Commission than he was entitled to, under the Ad of Geo. 11. It appeared that the Defendant had taken Com mission at the rate of CO per C?nt. Iron the whole amount of Prize Money due to the Plaintiff, Whereas he was only entitled to sixpence in the 'mum! for such sum as he should receive for his principal, as specified in the beforementioned Aft. • • After a variety of arguments by M sirs. Essen e. PARK, and WicLev, for the Plaintiff. and the Soct- CI TOR GE•4I:ItIL, Messrs. GA RROVf and Gevfx rs for the 1),'• aslant, the Jury I end a Verdi fir the Plains ii tr. cue penalty of 501. sfirjea Lost poirt of law, whether under the Aft of Geo. 11. end a .tab. sequent AR of his present Majesty, the Defendant was not entitled to .5 per Cent. upon the whole ram received. :wst CONLON TLEA'-;, WESTVINSTER. Sitting, at Nut Prins &Pre 5.,. A tics IldasaeLSLD. anNsoLD C. HSI L. This was an aflio- of truver, brought egainst the Defendant, an Attorney, to recover 491. the value of some goods, which the Plaintiff all-ged were his, but were unjustly detained from him. I: ap peared, from the evidence on the pat t of the FiAia tiff, that Mr. Hill had been his attorney, and was employed to seia the got of a Mr. Reed..., for the sum o. 401. win:i, was due to the Plaintiff. Mr. , Hill, being also a creditor of Mr. Reade, seized the , goods, and applied the money which they sold for to his own use. On this ground the Plaintiff brought I this alion, conceiving that the aet 4 scizieg Ly Mr. Hill, who was then his agent, vested the property in him. A great many witnesses were ex..mined on the part of tl: Defendaet ; but the Jury, a ter .1 very short deliberatien, proneunced for the Plaiatiff, da- 7 ' • rn tees 401. SeljeAnt Sis EP SI e tt.. nmediately gave notice that he would, the first opp. .h.ity, move the Court to grant a new trial, on the g: •en.l -if this verdia be mg given contrary to the wei!it -vidence. • , ALLV4Ot.—In the case of Tut Klee 9. Cue- Boss, Esq. in the Court cf King's Bench, Joan THEOIALD, Esq. having untamed a Rule to anew Cause wi.Y a Criruinal intormation should not be tiled agaiist Liens. Col. ‘..:a seams, of Eke Royal East Middlesex Mi!Via, for giving him a challenge, came on to be argued on Monday last, 7.v:izn the . Court, after haring Mr. Essitin a . M-. GARILD'Xt and Mr. LITT LED A toEs fOE.OII. tillar4S, arld air. w.Lson in reply, steppe.. N:ict.ite, who was Counsel on the same sir. rnirphsited Use ccesded of hit. TueonAno in the stieer . , ,est terms, and dis charged the Rule 'This day the prisoners in tl'.7 s:veral far& in the - -city and c .n. et arse i wit - a felts. nom, ;i to tern, v,:d to Nesvgate, preparatory to thsir trial., which will CrEMITSIFDOC on Itursday next, Wednesday being a fast day. Yesterday, a Pawn-broker in the vicinity Hal- WAS samrrnned lee:nre Si WlLtt, a STA MS, • the tinting Magistrate it Ouiluhall, on a c' arge a cutting, or all .:wing a, 1 a cut, twelve yards from a piece of cotton, pledged with hie The l*gianatet ordered him to pay for the whole piece of cotton, at the rate of 3s. per yard. The illustrious man of war, Sir Ca ales Ha •titTON, from the squzlrm. off Ferrol, is arc' vt at Plymouth. She sailed on ate evening of the it'a inst. and left there the Nortbioarrhini Valli, !',p.' eat, Ala:, Repulse, and Terribk, me' of war On the same day the Ilinctricas sailed, an American vessel spoke the squadron, who informed th m, that a Spanish packet had arrived in Camerina Bay, who repotted that, on the Ist inst. she fell in with, off Cape Finisterre, five sail, apparently of the line, fug of troops. On the 9th instant, the Ilhistriess fell in with Sir R. CALDER'S squadron, consisting of five is I of the line, cruising off Ushant. Sir R. C4L. DER had b n dispatched trom the Channel I. leet to look out .01 the ..retedran that sailed from Ri che fort, but was re. allea in consequence of, as is sup posed, their getting into Brest. The Fermin f-ram London and Q-a•ec for Barhadoes, is captured and ca. ried inn Goa disloupe. The lion. Artillery Corps were yesterday in. et peed by Col. Merle es, who expressed himself „ r highly pleased with their appeal:wee ; he noticed the new a t pointment of their Drums and Fifes.— Ihe new Band is expeded to make its first z i -pear. of • ance with them on tile Fast Day. 41. As a glazier's boy was yesterday cleaning a win. ' l ` dow in Ctown-conrt. he fell into the tree!, and broke his neck. PUGitisra.—Tuesday morning, aboutnirie o'clock, a pitched battle was fought nehind the Ben son's Head, Stepney Fields, between Sane the trortb, butcher, In ; and heti a na vigator, belonging to the London Docks, for two guineas a-side, which lasted for one hour and seven minutes ; and after forty-six rounds, Ebert's-eh gave • in, being unable to move : there were several huts: dyed spoliators present on the occasion. Ehessor • was taken home in a very bad state; in consequence of which he died yesterday morning. He has left • a wife sand four children behind him : the suriiror and seconds absconded. TWEN Y THOUSAND POUNDS.—TiIe Ticket, No. 6,431, draws, yesterday, a Prize of 20,0001. was shared in one Quarter, one Eighth, and ten Sin. tenths; and the Ticket 2t,31i7, shared in sine's Sixteenths, were both sold and reeistered at Ilish's truly f irtunate Offices, No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9. Charing-Cross, where the Holders may receive their Money on Demand, or exchange them for undrawn Tickets or Shares in the present Lsottery. N.B. The First-drawn Ticket en the Seventh Day is entitled to 10,0001. and the first drawn on the Eighth day to es,ouot. Tire following is the State of the Wheel : one 25,0001. three 10,006. three 5,0001. two 1,0001. kc. Saturday is the neat Day of Drawing. a+ • n, I