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teft of his )Loyal flightless ate ArehdAtt 3,6 h n were on the 19th at Villach, end those of the Panne (Viccro)) of CAisatia, Count Vim Giulay, at Lay bitch. 'toe enein)'s troops hatlVaesed the Louse. The retreat of General firmichevcCh from Dalmatia, is also wewnsequelice of the change.which,hasitabeas place in the state of things. A leVy misname - is up': &titian.: in Croatia, in order to proteei the (amnesty ' •• from further danger. The prom ptitude • licit:CO*l with which that p.ople adopt and execute every ex traordinary measure of defence, are worthy of re spect and imitation. Nothing has occurred on the frontiers of Hun gary. The garrison of Prrsbarg is however incresawj ed. Seem French Inman had, on the lath of Noy'. made inroads to the gates of Oedenburg, they returned iiineethately without attempting to' enter the town. The insurrection troops of the province of Raab hare made count priaoners in the neighbourhood of Wiselburg. According to accounts dated the 20111 of May, received es this article was puttilig to press, most tithe 'reach troops which were on tbs. frontiers of Hungary, appeared to he retreating. . wimituntax, SIAT 22. • SUTRA SENSION. This dal both Houses of Congress asselubled in thole respective Chambers. le Senate. 21 Members attended, 'ln the Lower Hoes-, at the first call, 12.) %feathers appeared.—General Vettium is re-. ideated Speaker. The former Clerk, Seejeant at An3o. Door-keeper, &c. were elected. MAY 23. Vit,lo/11)EIVT'S MEsSAGE. j 'i l ia l nlkaal. twelve o'clock. the President of the - -Tinned States communicated. by Mr. Gmhatn, the followe•iz Ntt.i..ll-e to hoth !louses of Costercsii:— " Pellas-Ciliama of ere &mete, cud of tit Roan •!, Represents? met. I' Out Oslo first °cession of meeting you, it afririls me milli satisfactimi to be able to comilitini:ate the eouttnencement nr a favourable change in our foreign relations, the critical state of shich Induced a Session of Congo e4B lit this period. In consequence of the provisions of the Act in terdicting commercial intercourse with Great Bri tans and Franco, our Ministers et London and Paris were, without delay, iostriatted to let it be under stood, by the French- and Eritish Governments, that the authority vested in the Executive, to renew commercial iatercourre With their respective rill tons, would be exercised in the case specified by that Act " 60 60 Shelf these iustruelpiis were dispatched, it no fund the* the British Goterninent, ant icipsit. js r legm ready peaceedings of Congress, at their higespion, the state of our Laws, which has had the ellest of placing the twe Belligerent Powersou • • fOeti*S of equal restrictions, and relying on the mocilistory disposition of the United states, had isaininsittsed to their Legation here provisional iii 11111114eients sot only to offer satisfaction for the at .Mtn Iligaie CAesspeake, and to make known tit deteresinetioe et, His Britannic Majesty to send as Envoy Extmortlioary„ with powers to conclude • treaty on all points between the two countries ; • 'bet, serfeower, to signify his willingness, is the neap time, to withdraw his Orders in Council, in the persuasion' that the interwurre with (;rest Britain would be renewed on the pert of the United ' States. " Thews steps of the British (i.ivernment led to the correspondence and. the proclaiasiion now laid before you; by virtee of which, the commerce be tween the two countries will be renewable after the loth day of June next. a , Whilst I take pleasure in doing justice to the Counsels of His Britannic M.tiesty, w hi c h, no longer adhering to the pinftey which made an elicit donment by France of her decneo a pre-requisite to a revocation of the British Order., have substi tuted the amicable sour-or which has issued thus hap pily; 1 cannot do less than refer to the proposal bent ' tofore made on the part of the United Slates, em hewing a like restoration of the suspentlial commerce, as a proof of the spirit of accommodation, winch , has at no time been iittervitttiel, and to the result , which DOW calls for our conerstiii4tions, as corns berating the priociples by which the pultlic coon . oils have been guided during a period of the most trying embarnivwstlrtst% ' The lisrootinc.iiire of the British Orders, as they arst,'•et the Um., J State., li.iring breu thus arrieng,tl, a commoriiration of the event has been forwarded, an one of our public vessel,, to our I .4irin,er l'lsaipatentlary at Peri., with histruc- Lane to avail hiasself of the isisaurtaid addition thereby asade to the eousadirnstions whirl' pre ss on the j‘,..t•ce of the Fseiteh esoveratnirta it fir • VOridloll of its ilourree, or swat a toodificution ,i the w , as that they shall ce.e.c Jas violate we Le:tarsi commerce us 0 the United States. 'l 44 "lhe ratrisiou of our commercial laws, proper be adapt aeon to she amagaraout which has talita: place with Great firitair., wilt douhtltdr engage the early, attention of Coir4tces. It will be worthy, at the same fifty., of the...! ;mit noal prnridriit Fare , to imam swat further alterations in th. I** , 4 as will more especially protect aid Coate* tie several breawhes or uralialacture which have ben instituted or ext.:acted by the Ladelrk e oar eitiztait. place . .. : . . - , : . i . . . tt wilt via rites dm, inatilltat of toslgiesi to decide how far the change in our externs! prospects mitt' authorize any modilltetiona of . the laws re4ar ingo the army and navy establishments.. • The works of defence for our sea-port towns Atqct harbours have proceeded with as much activity *.the season of the year and other circumstances would admit.---It is taecesiary, however, to slide, that the appropri.tioas hitherto eta tde being found to be deficient, a further provision will claim the early consideration of Congress. " The whole of the 8 per cent. stock rein. g due hr the United States, amounting to 3,300,000 dolly% had heen reimbursed on the last day of the Teat 1804. Anti on the IA day of April last, the 'emu in the Treasury exceeded nine and a half mil lions of dollars. This, together with the receipts of She current year, on account of former Revenue bonds, will profitably henearly, if not altogether suffieient, to defray the exilenwa of the year. But the suspension of exports, and toe consequent de crease of iroportations, duriag the last li months, will necessarily cause a great diminution in the re ceipts of the year 1810. After that year, should our fmeigo relations be undistisibed, the Revenue will again be more than commensurate to all the exited ditures. " Under the existing aspect of our affairs, I have thought it not inconsistent tN sth a just precaution, to hate the gun-bouts, with the eirception of those at New Orleans, placed in a situation ineurriug no ex prose layotof that requisite for their preservation and convetiienry for future service; and to have the crews of those et New Orleans reduced to the nuns. l.er required for their navigation am! safety. " I have thougbt also, that our citizen► detached in quotes of militia, amounting to 100,000, mailer the Act of March, MP, might not improperly be relieved from the state in which they were h.ld for immediate service. A discharge of them has been accordingly directed. " The progress made in raising and organizing the additional 'winery force, for which provi.ion was made he the Act of April, lsuB, together with the disposition of the troops, will appear by at Re port which the Secretary at War is preparing, and which will be laid before you. • " Of the additional frigates required by all Act , of the lent Ses►ion to be fitted for actual +larvae% two are in readiness, one nearly so, coil the fourth is expected to be ready in the month of July. A Report, which the Secretary of the Navy is pre paring on the subject, to be laid before Congress, will spew, et the same time, the progress made in °Seams and 'nautilus these shipc. It will allow also the degree in which the pstoisions of the Act Mantis to the totter public armed vewicklutve been carried int* effect. " Aware or the inconvenience of a protr a cted Session at the present season of the year, I forbear to call the attrution of the Legislature to any mat ters not ! mutat uiarly urgent. It retusists therefore only to assure you of the fidelity soil alaerit•r with which I shall co-op eratc for the welfare and happa lie.s or our cotiotry, and to pray that it tray expo- ' of the Divine blessings by td.idttydacn, still tordintiesill bold lie seats of office. We war not wit!, indiiidnals, at with measure& It is not the-Duke of Purrann, or Earl COMM, or Lord Ctisrt.staeindc sgain4 whore we desire personally tar point our enintnents. It is the varillatiao, contrasted with the pr,•Noi fancy ; the sauctunonious affectation of l arotertin church which is not attacked, colulnoett ehtli the narrow and intolerant spirit of their legislation ; it is, ahuve all, their atter inaptitude, et this awful period, to direct the external nod foreign interests of g natieu, contending for its existence and for the cmieleipatinsi of Europe, with a ruvulationary ‘ S.,verrigii of Hoexdrople4l energies sad ability ! These are the vital point., in which they are alto gether inedequate and defective. to order to pore the allegation. it is only necessary to throw 14 1..-ty glance over the great features of the Sessoui psi concluded. Can, or does any men doubt, however way vote there any General, or any Field Officer in the service--who does not admit, that, to the con tradictory, illjildiClOUS, or impracticable sent to Sir JOHN MoOali from the SECet rAar for the WAR DEPARTHIaIe, and slid more peremptorily inculcated or enforced by Mr. Facac, the ruin of that flue artily sent to Spain, was enii nently, we may say exclusively, due ? Dial 'tot the debates on that melancholy and subject, in both Muses of Padiaineii at the be- ' ginning of the Session, sufficiently prove the fact to demonstration ? floe not the Cabinet been compelled to recall the ;Moister who thinr urged and propelled Sir JOHN MOMM to advance from Salamanca towerds Madrid, when he wosild other wise have led back his troops. without the loss of a single man. to Vigo? IVhere are the eight thousand Brnish troops who perished between SA liegon and COMMIX ? We may excl a im, as Au ousrus dial, under the anguish of a similar .calisusity, " R.4ds milai, Value, legion*!" But, like bun, we must submit to deplore a astir fortune which is not to be redressed.' yt Is it, thou, in the conduct of Ministers;dtiring the last Session. when ernploy , ,,l or dOnteitie ti;ZUS. actions, that we shall find any counterpoise or any ennsolatiou, for the incapacity manifested in their external relations and measures? How did they conduct the business of the late CoItIIIANDER-1,1- CHIEF ? How did they defind him ? (1/. rather, how did they expose him ? flow can tooter the apartment, how stand in the pretence of , th/fr ROYAL Muria, whose regal, end whose reroute.: feedings, they equally riolate,g As belie did they consult the dignity of the Hummer cominon. or the seurtinenta•of .rod : ,Atiop at 'larks.. ty teat inju dicious, as well as intiecrkeits Wm* of examination and inquiry which they thought - proper to adopt. iertead of referring it to a Committee above stairs ! Mr. PERCETAL'S only aim seems to have been to ! prove the culpability, to es4.aase the misconduct, hot to demount and to enforce the acquittal of the Duke of Vomit. Sri. Vlcate admirably recoiided the efforts of the ChANCF.I,LOR of the EELHEoutte. in eleyating the character of the accuser, and .in I;oppreesing that of the accuse I. But, we believe, 'tat Ministers are content to let the veil of oblivion ie extended over the merifs of this part of their ,conduct, without challeugio; for it either the thanks of the Crown, or the approbation of the subject. Do they assume a triumph from the proved and avowed traffic of seats in Pailiament, by a Member of the Cabinet and of the House; because that chat r:ence n which it has bred so signally fivoutrd. (signed) •• JAP6F4 11A91/0110.7.:, THE BRIT I SI PRESS. LONDON; • . FRIDAY. JVNII 23. There was a report, yesterday, of a battle hay- proof and that avowal were not followed, as they Mg been fought at Lublin, in Potind. between the doubtless ought to have been, by expulsion, and Austrians awl the P o le,. and s„, 0 „. i n w h ic h the by dismission? ('stn the vote come to upon that latter were defeated, and Gen. DoMßßoxfict Wird. questivo purge Lord CAsTi,I6II.6,IIOH from the mo- This Wll4 only a version of uue of the rumours rap and political condemnation that must occom. which we noticed yesterday pany it? Does the. pr ts ent a g e, or w ill poster i ty , An Austrian Bulletin, contai n in an ac :ount of approve that act, or the me as u rer solopted to shield g , its author from gen eral re p ro b a ti on ? Si r H OOLUT the military operations in It a ly, i s g i ten in s pre- W•LPOLE, at the most corrupt period of his ceding column. Th e lo sses o f th e F renc h i n t h at iniuistmtion, could pot more un bl us hi ng l y h ave ad quarter, will, p-obably. he found as Great as those sustained by the Austrians. dragged the House of Commons through the mire —ows—. of ministerial corruption, thaw was done by the We have received New York Papers to the Nttli preien . t tiloVernment. They might nevertheless Or. They commit' the Speech of the Voltameter have airsde same amends for those acts of in'eapa. s. upon the °Firming of Congress. It is not.easa to city. linoloralfiv. and Mal-administration, if they anticipate, from this, or any other siticle in the t hats grimed to the wishes of the country the gam. Ainericau Papers, the precise elfect *litchi the ob. ranter held -sat lie Mr. Cnawro's Bill. against jectiou made by our Governmeut to Mr. Easat sCs parliameistary veititlity. An occasion offered itallf, arrangement may produce in the United States.— towards Ow Close of the seiriou; for redeeming. in We are contideat, however, that it will not lead to some trissaare, their diameter, and fur proviug that soy very scrims. consequence:l. 'llse new elections t hey Wtell. 'tot inimical to the purity of re p r e aen t a . are said to his iu favour o f th e Fed era l interest. .. tiou. But did they improve the opportunity ? The Parliament being at length prorogued, Ali- No! It is only in profession that Mr. Pa actor 0. is Meters may retire into their cantonments. Never, loud and energetic. In act he is the reverse. The we believe, in the history or this cnuntry, did any Bill, emasculated, mutilated, and no longer recog- Administraiion ea , y with them, or did any less nitable, was, linked, allowed toga up to the House • merit, either the gratitude of the Stimulus, or of Lords, and has remised the Royal Assent. But the esteem of the people ! Tuley possess neither the the maims allures into* its %nine, and derides its fn. out, nor the other. • We will slot desmuri to the tilitY* It only facilitates that purchase m ' ul "le' by painful and invidiou s the Treuvury amln a iv e lv, w hi c h W a il prev i ous l y open Ake of personal reflections to alt , t h iiii ; ialw„„oti„it the yet), evil t h at it *Biel* upon the caduciiy and infirmity. or incuilleitY to remedy and ronove. Viity, of !nice of the M em b ers who occupy W e h. tve nut exhausted this subject. It is a the t essential nr must digmtiedrituatiuses in ;be fertile ole. L i tibin• t.•. The pulite voles, and the public dis- It is reported ibcit Lord Tillontiouou is to sue cerstinest.ilsit spare ns the necessity of ustaiug teed Mr. Duaaas es Presideut of the Brad of them. Nor goal we aggravate the load of cm- Controls'. ileinuation under svolsiNh one of the Suites:4ms of i Letters of the 13th inst. from Heligoland, state, *rare faboorr, and, tirt!eliance of which. as re- i n s:J D :te r ,t head dt t oLC .o ol it Z r iat w it to liall ii l a see ti sent ts i r e t a o l rl. eogoised lay himself, to 'his place, is a Meiotrer of . might recsivo Use res:ard i o l 7lo.otio frocks ve the nausea Cltutesoos, he, ii theastonisitloeat of off e r ed for it. '. . • . , . r•• • 1 . • .4.• 11 . f o' l 'll • THE ROYAL FAJIILY. Wednesday eve:sing, their Marta Tits had the Pritieeso Ce UMW/re 4 Writes and a select party to tea.. at the Quetta's Palace. Yesterday moritiog, the Prince of WALF.S, and the Royal lfokes, paid their respects to their MA JUITtits end the The Dukes of KANT and CAMBRIDOt, and the Pritoasa SiJMNIA of Gterucirren, dined yesterday with their MO.I' tents. lu the evening their JEIPTILJI had a 11 . 01.111 t party. The ROYAL. Femme are expected to leave town this day fur Wiiehor. AMERICA:V IMUFSALT OP A I—TTER 1111061 NEN OltS., DATED MAY 15. " The Boston Thcaue dosed for the retain, en te.e.ieth lust. with ISFl.l.l' . lleinrnedy of le/se its :ratter'," rnd tile otterutece of " 1174 e Leafy e f the !luck," fur the helmet of Mrs. Puwetta— fi.e lialtimore Theatre is wow open for !teetering son. " The tallica of s itsy,': wad the Forty : Thirsts." were introduced there, Inr the tirst Met, under the tnetiatleruea of Mr. WARIMIN, en rho I.2th instaut.---Ttie tuneful Vl'vniTte is I )errertal (Fu/9) On the Cliarte•ton bo ni.. ti.s entertmit- Inesits consist of sane. recitative end dram..iw ; the dialogue supported he liiterself.-r flee uee Cir rus in Pinletielphes has tierotie the Keperut resort of Weeny, taste, and foal tttt tt ; it 1 ,- v ais ele uscroed snpoort.—The ehmtietit Out Lyle, ern . hew been 4iviieg course of ;Evian.% in Bieituir, at the new unit rlrk.rut Exeinsiig. Coffee-boost., de livered his last, previous to le•IVillt ,owe., tilt crewel; of the 11th iastai.t. It w a s his justly mired (totem° on Sericide." Earl Comore .eft town )esttrilay morning foe his seat in Kent, upon business*, end is expected to return to tow,. this slay. The Noble Earl and fa mil, see expeeted to leave town the latter end of next week. fur the season. About -20 workmen how. lately been a, t to work upon the new Palace at Kew, and meta centtnuc. vreuuderstatid, till it is tintslied. Earl am! Countem Gaosseeme gime a grand dinner, yesterdey, at their beast, in Uppsi Gruaver• 11(1T-Ittr,.et. to the Dole of 111. , TLaND. DUCILvaI of LAAHS, Esti arid CutaPess JIIIIIVT, Lords cA- . 1....n0.A, F. Bisetss:se;, toid QS antes e, .Sir Stare ew and Lady titlrtee; e•erVid Groisv en ou, Mr. VANSITteIiT, and Mt. Nt et? • e. • la the eveuiii ~ her Ladyship WA • party, a 1.11. was attended by upwards of one huedetehNobilisy. 'file Duchesses of NtirillUMllElo.4lao, 1550F0995, 1.F.9 DI, BLA urnwt, awl SUII!.:.IICT, 59. re present. Mrs. FALL111•111/1.9 bad a gramicArd part). 1999 night, at her Leone ill Grind ShlalhOpt-street, fait, which was Attended by— h. Earl and comitesi 1 Cardigan, Limey Caimans est Um- Loewe Magner, lienend sad Mrs. SC Sir Gilbert and Lady MI." 1 '0 and ICIV/111 oiler Faisloiew4lefi. Earl and Countess Gaosvessot's elegant house will, this day. be rioted by a numerous assemblage of the fashion:ll4c wield, to view the estimable col lective of paintings which adorn that beuuttful 1941191011. Mr. BIUDULFII and family left town oreWtelnes duy fur At'orcestershire, from wlwtwe they will rt e to their new writ at Cm :tweeter, lately Get:U pset! by Lord WILLIAM llvset:tt. The Duke and Duchess of Niatmatittowill arrived at Sion-hill, from Blenhenn-house. Their . Graces will, utxt mouth, pity their stetaal silk to BrAchton. The Morchionces of TICADFORT and her daugh ter, Lady M. TAT Loa, intend it. a - few Jays to leave town for their seat in Devonshire, for the season. Mrs MUDIC, of the Drury-lane Company, is gone to Glasgow, to perform a few nights at thin Theatre. Mr. BAN irrra lees opened his Budget at the to Norwich Theatre, and proposes to re-open it at the Newcastle Theatre nest mouth. Mrs. EDWIN hies performed the parts of Leiria Fierily owl Ella Rosenberg, at the Suielerhsod Theatre, with greet success. Semis engaged fur it few Hight. at the North tend South Shields Theatres. Mr. FileCtir and Miss Notteote are perforating with greet ounce. at the Newcastle Theatre. The parts for which they me. been announced were, Goldfinch and Sophia. in ihe /feed to Rein; Lbws. 'and Cowslip, in The Agreeable Ssrpriu; Jeep and Murk 7huraberry, in John Ball; Ralpk, and hasty, in Lock and Key; Darter Panglast tend Cicely Ilumesria. in The Heir at Law; and Touch. stoat sod lionshad. iD Siaamvaasaa'a C.aaaady of As Vow Like It. M. A. Talmo'', Esq. M. P. end his amiable Lady, arrived on Tuesday at Cheltenhan ' • and iie the evening he paid a visit to the FrenelsGeneral Li.reavate. The stew serious Opera ef Sidagero was repeated 104 night. for the benefit of the Middlesex Hospi tal. We are sorry to my the house was not so flit! 1 as tai lit be expected on midi an occasion. The collection et the doors did not exceed 1201. but the moue ) : received for tickets weaeonsiderahle. Capt. 11llt4:1.11` is steadily piirsuing hiv melnosts undertaking. lie contour, to do the two miles at once, that is, at tile end and begi tttt log of the hours. Tbr betting is 3 and 6 to 4 on the perforemince. Tlem Grecsesthe Duke arid Duchess of A. 99901.9. iit Douviss. tale of Mann, on Monday se' m o K lit. 0111 the Prince L'drsrd cutter. They are expected to pass the greatest part of the Suits met in lb , Ishalid. A wood:eek was shot on the 11th inst. by W. Alessi:sr, gamekeeper to Sir A tritium Comte?. Bart., of Ac tou Iteynold i Shropshire, which, though the sisonmur way su far advanced. proved an excel lent bird. The Public are respectfully reqrtested to nbeseve. that there are only 3,000 Bombers in the present Lottery, via. from 1 to 5.000 ; w bids are all to be drawn in one day ; and that it is aeurestey foe those persons who wide to obtaio sus puitieedm numbers. to apply iiiinscdretely to some of the Offices. • • t~ . s . • .ikeztsfti tits. tat TOll+.+Xy male, Si wad, as I myself I - am s evispupors to rriterstl, 1 moat at Mice, for protection and red being worse treated, or more sicirepreseuted than I hose lit selfish Journal, called The Tie moment, when, to your own k Txs gamin Pacts office, I to represent . me as hitting or Elbe, or the Shores of the Bo; biding, for such, I contend, I of a private.covrespontlent in an which ight that print has almost me to the wdrld. Under this scrupled to charge me as the military operation+ which never litical spa ulations that no sour taio; the result of which is, tin may have probably lost their fit sltruee in those things falsely at thigod.Y. Now. Sir, se a fair, trader, such as the family of t been, Ido rot like to shocking misfortouce. and rep end fugitive, living incognito wl.en the viiat in otherwiac. Paint shall, in future, repress ing with it,'whether through of privete letters or foreign that yle will reaction the path meats with doubt and hetet welt knoY that I detest The is nut a Newspaper-Office in 1 hare in feet less dealing or cot in tatittlott hos more of my co than yourself; MO, of coarse, I I can with more propriety am this stateineut. You cannot instances in which I was repro in the Tie Times' Office, win large, sad paying a round Offices in London ; nay, lode iii the public rye, at Limy D • S change. Do not, then, I e Thus to obtsio credit for ■ limey with me, which you ar that Journal neither actually tith.d to. It is a species of its too long practised, and canoe or ton severe repmhation.—l request, you will oblige, Foul 411€ A Philivlelpliis Geutltana years of his life io Atrtmk he cm:trying st -nit e . pa, sitlltcv, by way of iotrodinting no employ two 'meets to bm *territories% which will cone Arch es Ilene,. That he will 'patronage of the wealthy and ;the south alum* be doubte.d. • The camel i+ the meter use groped+. Hs possesses the hed ran .perform as much la whilst he causuakes only ope-' City of fool ou which the It male affords milk longer the tamer* faith it wholesome at hair of this animal is hoer a, the best sheep-wool. A gret the he is equal in value amid the ass, and the ea, with th A camel will curry a burl weight. as capacity to usi melting, whilst his food cons lure vegetables, brambles, th particular structure of his st without water for staoy days. et four, and livered° oe tor It to atqlsosed that be will division* eour onion, whirr to the nature of the climate hiiuly render loin loveliest sunually motive& will atforr tores, highly desirable, eJ hus Wool. The uocertainty whetiver his proposed to awry him. with his habits and health. the eispeuse of the undertal deterred any individual fro resources ; whilst the publi, inieut here induct* the SI the burden upon tligir tr dust to' whom we allude odgioeut and an enterprist am, we believe, retard the remturce can be apeno.l to :ha public, which ha. attei ,viduce the &Woo sheep. ere as an encipuragetneut of adequate assistanct . I.—( North ausPeicet tN INPSI . t•ave •••• tvor 'toes Etas, DAT, 8111110AYS AND VOL tID etas , rout o'es•ca. ---. A Raven, • Nightillak• two • rail. A Taylnr, $ Corner, • Slue it ee smittas, duet Masel•fs. C.(4, a Panel., au/ be Coop Two Pones, a Wulf, sad too 'l4O I;icsoa. fool Browaa• a A Boons Ciii4 a •Sucal flue ~. t Ctiappd, a Cliaplaiet. • P. as, t Para.& Pilgrim, • 11l i ~al4, and a Usurp. ‘l,,iteld, Dover, Lassaahee t i Cain, a ital,• D• 10, lead ftwe i tau Bad*, a Ch. ..!1, a Faaru, sad Ave P 744 k Cleel, two Nei* • Ps '.' 'ood, Coda, %dam stapL -a..M