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7;i 4T COURT. P I teiteichly, after twelve o'clock, His Ma- SaSTY arrived at !be Queues Palace, frorn Windsor, escorted by a party irt Light Horse. The Ro v•t. Dun's soon after visited their ROYAL FATHER. Soon after two o'clntk His MA/ any gave Audiences to the Loan Cu•sideLcoa, I.onst °RENVILLE. Earl Bre/mita, Lord HRHRY PATTY, Viscount SID MOVIA and Eatl Ftvzwit.6l•!4. After which His bt Aresr v held a Private Levee, Which was attended, besides the above distinguished Pirsonages, by The •Arehbishop of Canrerluiri; I.4ariltdisei Waterford, teadiorts, Tturnoond, and lieney ; EON Carrawt, Moira, sftmosth, C.,11.d,n, and Csramiun • Vi...turnt, 11.11nn, Sid• thoutholvd Mirka; Lords 41.(1Pti and Cathcart • Sirs H. 8. Pleate,S Crittertl sad D. yro k le ; and Mr. Wiusinain. The following hid the honour of being presented to His hiarssrvi- TM Marquis of }lands, upon his bey , - - aornmana • 41d of the „ligament. Sir Hugh Denims,le, upon his being waisted Lieutenant. Cerernor of Gitnal.st. After which His MtJecTv held a Privy Council, st which the Earl of CA tEnou was introduced, and *Atom ip Governor of the Cape of Coed Hone. At the clore of the Council, the Margolis of HEADTORT was introduced to His MAJeSTY by the Earl Of Cartsroar, and Viscount DI t.i.ota, preceded by a CnntlemanUsher carrying the Sword of Stare, when * Nis MA...MTV was pole Aced to create the Noble Mar gins a Knight of the Noble ()refer of St. Patrick, and was afterwards grarnLsly plessod to invest him with the Order w"-n by the la• e Dike 4 LEINITIR. The Maiquis of HVNTrf had afterwards an au. Amer of His M•ltiT v. At five o'clock Hi. M Rita? get off for Windsor. itrreirdereassmeratise . 6it AN D ~ SQUAR ADE. •11* - grand Masefaersde, given on Tuesday night. at the Roomi, in Little Argyll -street, was attended fife near' .tie , hundred NAtlity and Fashionable,. The rooms were brilli ugly litihted, and the trans- Sweeties had a beautiful Area. Two bands of Music played, alternately, the whole night ; the doors were tastefully chalked with appropriate de- Vines, and the tables plentifully supplied with every delicacy of the season : Champaigne, sherry, claret. and Burgundy, in abundance. Ihe Colte 7 ronm was also well supplied; and :fie whole did &mat Credit to the Managers, for their excellent arrange- Merits. The entire night watt a cont need, • cene of genuine mirth and festivity. Charafhrs were net an numerous as might bare been espeded ; fancy dresses and dominoes were the mast prevailing. At eleven o'clock, the company began to assemble. The hest-stipported Charaelers were, the Duchess Da Casreits, and Viscountess Mstaousee. as fascinating Gimp ; Mr. V•LOSAN, as ()Nation, gave mese of Mr, Re OS masterly touches pith good *rife& ; and, afterwards, to she w the versatility of his terrine, assented the part of a r.,,Chirs !lodic; Mr. 'realms% and Mr. Toutinson s as Harfrptieto ; Mr. BAILEY, a liighkhd Piper, sn excellent dm /after, delighted the company with several beau tiful Scotch- airs; Mrs. Batas Ave, a Midshipman ; Stszooon, an excellent FVotehman ; Mr. BU'r 1-Elr. a Venetian Naltatan ; !kir. GA TTY, a Chimney &New t Mt. MLLLISH, a Quiakee, who sang st eered homourons songs; Mr. Hut SON, a Spanith *ea; Mr. HARRIS, a .Neronnriet Jockey; Sir Anon !Notts. a July Tar; Mrs. Caner, a Howe Maid, in want of a place ; Mrs. Kasineo•. a Ants Gsrl; Mr. LAWSON, a Wagseiter ; Mr. Ban 101aLar Foradni to the Union °Pee; Mr. J. Ro- Stersbe, 4.1.44 of the last Cautery; Mr. Ds Bouite startc. a DnicAntan. The most elegant fancy tiesses were the Comitess of SMELT 180 14 , and the dies FITE, Is ICE. 'lbw Earl of BA NIP NOIR were a domino. At two o'clock, the company sat dowtt to supper; after supper, dancing recom- Menced, and it was we the ensuing morning when Amy separated. • (lnTuesday, the LORD CH ANC II LLOR. Earl SP EN. des, and Lord Ettstraosotron. -dined with Lord Ca env* La. . Mr. Fox had i good night on Tuesday, and was letterday metelebettee. • Lord GAENVILLE was with Trim yesterday afternoon a considerable time, after attenhing His MAJLST v at the Qutea's Palace. Earl Sr ericsa will give a dinner to a numerous piety on Sundae. at his house at Wimbledon. 'The Earl and Cond:ci; of Rua: are expelled in Wien to-morrow. from Cashiobuty, for a few days. The Countess of Sartori had a whiff card party fast evening, at her house, id Dover-street. Lady Pear n will entertain a select party of. No bility this evening, at- her house, in Grosvenor square. Sir A ..Ladr, and Miss Hunt, left town yesterday, for their seat at Wormleybury, Herts, forthe seatoa. Lady HEATIICOVi gave a grand Ball and Sup per, last night, at her house, in Grosvenor-square, Which was numerou.ly attended. Sir JOHN and Lady Newroal" propose to set out for Ireland on Saturday se'nnight. The Duke of Poet I.•ND will give a grand din ;ter, on the nth instant, at his house in Piccadilly. Lord Di ttorr is expelled to leave town this day for behind. Lord and Lady Foists went on board the lii her,47, at Portsmouth, on Tuesday, and partook of a cold collation. the Swiss Diet was opened at Basle the begin ning of last month, and the Representatives of that once free and happy country were entertained with ar Concert of vocal and instrumr , to/ music. To Corn. plee the business. the farce of " S. Sing, as Sok ger" ought to have followed. VatilH att.—The anxiety to visit this charming place this season, is such, that crowds were assem bled before the doors were opened last evening. The Marchioness of SALISBURY, and a large party Of Noh.lity, were present. There are nuruer.Jus parties formed' for to-morrow evening. the Marchioness of Satissuav went from Vauxhall lase night to Lady HEAVHCOTE'S Ball . Her ladfship will leave town to-morrow, for Hat field, for the season. ~•~,. SP . OII7IA *C INTELLIGENCE . • ntwiar RACES, Tuzinet, iota 1. His Majesty's Puree. kr Godfrey's eh. colt, Charmer, 3 yrs old 2 1 1 Mr. Warldington's bar colt, Plough bop . 3 yrs old I 2 2 Mr. S. Pearresch. t. Patience, by Pluatartl, 3 ,rrs old 0 3 dr. The Barrington Stokes of t3gs. each, 10gs ft for all ages. Sir H . lippineott's Slate, 6 yr% is!cl Walked river. Mr. Hoonith's I,r ogstoo, 1444.315. received forfeit from Mt. S ration's Witchcraft, by Oberon, 9•1. I I lb. Two wads., 50gs. Is. ft. PIGEON SI luOTING. The match between Mottirds, the celebrated shot, and Mr. G. K ear Ls, of Abingdon, in Berk shire. at 21 Pigeons each, took place yesterday, at Child's Hill. near Hampstead, for 100 guineas. Notwithstanding the celebrity of Moreton, horn the report which had been spread attroadi betts were 5 to 4on Mr. Keates on the ground. 'the bounds were 100 yards for•the 6ird to fall in. VIE MATCH. Shots. MOIII2ON. KEIII7IIS. I 2 3 4 5 6 7 It ... ..... scaled 9 10 ... missed . killed. • 11 12 13 • killed 14a. hit 15 16 17 18 19 - killed 20 - killed. Cl IC will be seen that the match was decided at 18 shots, but the competitors shot at the number of birds to decide the bettings. The odds were 2 to 1 against '.foreton after the 10th fire, 3 to 1 after the 12. h fire, 4tol at the 14th, and 10 to 1 at the 16th. • Another match at five pigeons each took place be tween a Berkshire Gentleman and Mr. CoSisson , f some celebrity at the sport. Mr. C. killed his five birds, which was the number allotted to each parry, and his opponent, who missed his first shot, lost afar Mt. C. had killed cis fifth bird. The company con sisted chiefly of the amateurs of the spor, , and the ground was numerously an I respectably attended. . After the matches were over, a challenge was given —three, four, or five gentlemen of Berkshire, at pigeon shooting, against the same numbereof any County in England. • FUNERAL OF MR. ISAAC VAN BUTCHEL. At seven o'clock last evening, the remain. of that unfortunate young gentleman, who was drow-rd Last Sunday, were interred in Grosvenor C.apel, South Milky-street. the great interest which that fatal accident excited in the public mind, artraticti-d a vast concourse of people. By tour o'clock in the afternoon. upwards of 300 persons had assembled in the neighbourhood of Mount -street, S,nrth-strtet, and South Audiey-street. When the reocesiion began to move from the house of Mr. Van Butchel, in Mount-street, the pressure of the crowd w a s an great, it was with difficulty the procession could move on. The cofn was covered with grey cloth and white furniture, and upon the, top of the coffin was placed a plume of black feathers, ititermixed with white ribbons. The inconsolable father, Mr. Martin Van Butchel, followed the corpse, then his eldest sots, and Mrs. Van Butchel, steo•Mother to the deceased', and nexu s youngest brother end sister. The processions closed by a number.ot other relatives. Vast crowds of people were col lofted for the remainder of the evening, in Want :trees and its vicinity. • The body of Miss Hannan Asrofe, drowned near Putney Bridge, on Sunday, is not yet found. The body of ANn was laying yesterday at her "fri thee*, in Mount-street. lovely even in death.-.- Maar, the second daughter, who survived the aeei dent, and her father, are inconsolable. • The ma. ther,. we stated in a former paper, is in bad health in the country.—They were a united and moat Tit f - felConate family. HANNAH and Ant. were very fond of the garden, which Mr. Aaron kept very neat ; he now says, he only took care of it to please his girls, and that none shall ever touch it any more ; but that it shall remain as they have left it. Yesterday morning the three battalions, com posing the third brigade of foot-guards, were mus tered on the Pararfe in St. James's Pa:Lunde; the command of Major General Lusts. His High ness the Duke of GLOUCESTER was at the head of the third regiment, which was mustered for the first time 'Mee he has had the command of' that re giment. After the muster, His Highness inspected his regiment. previous to their mounting guard at St. James's Palace. On Wednesday last, the Lord Archbishop of CANTIRBURT confirmed in Maidstone church, and held a visitation for the Deanry of Sutton. The sermon on the occasion was preached by the Rev. Mr. DISTRRNAL; of Wormshill.—His Grace left Maidstone, on Wetnesday afternoon, for Sever:waits, where on Thunder be held a confirmation. The following are the number of persons who have been confirmed during His Grace's visitation ; Saline/mum . . . 1593 A•hford-54.1ee ; Irentslo, 995 . . 1920 Centerbary—Males. 109 ; Families, 1823 . 3412 Feesc , nun • . 1048 Sandescb—Miles, 6:5 ; remake, 838 . 1313 0 over . 1255. Hfthe . . 9•23 Romney • 315 • • CranMeek 1312 Maidstone . . . 2112 Total —13,468 At the new Corn Market. Mark-lese, yesterday. which is open -on Wednesdays, during the repairs of the old one, there are not many stftliei of grain in general, and samples of Wheat, of inferior quality, still remain almost without buyers. Flour nearly support; its price, and the few sales effeOed are at small fleSuatina free our prices quoted on Mon day. • • •• LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT JF lINd'S-BENCH, Wtatutosret s Int, I. Sitting; of Nisi kopre Lord Chirf Et- LENIIIIIOOOII. SVAISR, D. COLtS. This was an anitm for an assault. The parties, Plaintiff and'Defendant, were coach And coach-harness makers, and tin the evening of the 4th of November last, had been at a merry. making, with some of their companions. and brother tradesmen, at the King's Arms public-house, iA Cross-street, Lorig-acre, where they supped together,- after which some praiaical jokes ensued ; the pasties were a little elated, and as the Defendant was en. deavouring to retire, some of the company seized las hat, and endeavoured to keep him; f - sup posed to get rather angry; and the Plain. back in his chair at the moment, received blow in his stomach from the Defend, in a bad state of health at the time, aliened, that he was from that time, D,ce;nber following, unable to work Three Witnesses, on the part of the . to those fads, and declared the assault and unprovoked ; and one, nn behalf ant, declared, that the whole orig:nat about the bat, in which the Plaintiff t. part as any one else, and afterward'. agreed to accommodate matters, and friends as ever. The Jury, after a short consultatiodt Verdia of 51. damages for the 'Plaintiff. OLD - BA I L.EY SESSIONS. These Sessions commenced yesterday JUSTIC , .. Le 13L•NC, Mr. Justice CHANSON t„ coaure, bee. The Calendar is not heavy her, but it contains several capital clurges, which is one of thurffer. • Mire "Inn Ryan was found jailie counterfeit , ixpence, she having been . similar effmce at Clerkenwell Sessions.. taxed to one year's imprisonment. Tt offence is made capital by the SMUT*. trial of any inlet est occurred. The Report of the Co.mnittee appointed ' inspea the Journals of we House of Lords !Avon tis.'their prOceedings upon the Impeachment not Maivicce, has been con. -•.ts three Protei , s, delivered in . th ..lbjeff. The fi rst of there Protests, s red AucriAso,Dusoss, Sensor swam, Roisters, ST. Joao, Vases I.accicaoaca, ONFOFTI and Moir roa T, was delivered in the day before. given in Vs estmisister Hall ; it consists ohjeetiou to the form of proorediag, tr . sentients contending that " it teas t. praaice of the House, in cases of High Misdemeanours, to come to some vot Chamber of Parliament on the me, its r presented by the Commotu"—The which was delivered After the Verdi Westminster, le founded upon the Second Charge: it i. signed DAWA AT, SiAIIVICtt`ASO . V , I TS FOROTII/Ct:' VAWILL 140 L, AP.O. LAinceohca, &teasels', Oaritab And Moss- Cturros. Piotest reL,tes to the permission have been given by Lord Metvi tic to Tin. his Paymaster, to draw from r England for other purposes than for Nay 11 Services, erintrtoy to " an Al regulating the Office of Treasurer of Nary. Ineff.i. 1 Protesr is signed. oust. Fse,zeicic, CLIFTON, VASSAL. LAVOEND.LA, Surrosa and Bapitssi, wed Moarrstcs. DIJIIITAF, Sr. Joi k .siAwv tics. It referi to tl,e answer tc oiventh questions. This third Protest Actable l•tigth, but is not generally •it is only a recapi-oistion of the princ:p. used) by the Managers upon the trial, already before the pdblic. • -We have received a, Hamhurgh t:sth lost, from which we have estrus:lad ing articles: . . NIONITZR, The &Mewing notice was this here t— • " t antes to inform rise morchaits al the Ilan Priaeint.es,tb.t a ancording to a rescript of pr.vate Mitai,ter of Slap, Josh Ber: t w, it ciAercoment allows the nevi tin of the B. coaturbeal r and the p4sage o! Neutrals to the I See, is permitted —Aim that the Mitigation Act to which, no fore-gn s'tips can catty the T•rushiction• of moot!, to Yolland). rs ..uspeivied with respea eels, with Mew froni ifru.si.‘n poets " V. ViNtit, Pra•adent to the Chamber , The following Circular Letter has ' .French Minister of Marine to the the different french ports: si 'no. that according Majest, athisdAte, the En.haito is taken en sets .I:tamad to consequence at the hostilities, com.lties, th.t it n Hs hi.;esty'a Immune* vessels oe at liberty to depart. This measure must be considered . a speedy adjustment of the dal - aeons' , two countries. Baron JACOBI, the Prussian Ambassador, derstand, has applied for his passport, pier his leaving this country for Berlin. • On Tuesday was played a grand in the playing fields near Etun College, the young gentlemen of Eton School, of the officers of the Royal Horse GI and the King's Own (Stafford) Militia, which was won by the former by fifty tons. The inhabitants of Andover were mach alarmed on Thursday se'onight, by a whirlwind, winch, from the description, nearly resembled a West Indian tornado. It carried up are, haycocks, in a field near the town, belonging to a Mr. Thomas Heave, to an height past calculAtine, as a great porion of the hay seas liter.uly carried beyond the reach of ti e human eye. When seen again, the estimated height was upwards of SOD feet. It fell in different pats of the town and oeigitourhood, a portion of it fell half a mile from the spot whence it WAS carted up. The txpernatioa of the labJur.rs in die fields wasvery. MiltAlbraeS EZPIDI77OI4'. t —ram. • •I" ROM 111 E AqtZR - ICAH:-PAIPSRih.t = ,. •• • THE MEMORI.% OF S. O. OGORN, OF THE,CITi OF HEW YORK, ME;CHANT. (Read in Conlin...it, April, 111.08.) . • Respeafully Sheweth—That your •2 1 is under a criminal prtisecution for as ofrainaiseapieiK the laws of the United States, 9f which, If7hisist:a guilty, he has been led into the error, by the coado4 of officers r.f the executive goverrarsent, who now , intend, by bringing upon him the penalties of the laws, to sacrifice his charaCter, fortune and lilegnle.k in expiation of their own errors, or to deozposts4imp e i vengeance of foreign governments, by offeridlikwy Tin)— to their reNentments. our , that _ was, about the litter end of Novembet, comma .• cared to the Secretary at State, and to of the United States ; thAt after it • day sin the hands of the: Steretary of ''•• • ceipt of it was acknocclr igesi _by him ; and shout the last of the same month, General proceeded to WeshinKtoo, to communicate ally bis plan to the Go►ernment. That immed• , • after his arrival at IV3shington, General Mira • sit ♦hired die Secretary of State ; that in his 6irst int view he informed me Srcre.ary, that he desired inAte an wnportartt and confidential c ommbnicatiotk. u. the G vernment, alcason AS the President shouid permit it to ire/ism,/ ; ea.t at .5 sub.eque • t it ter •icw, the Sicarmaty of S.,ittr 10Aetatc41 Lisp, SkifitiaV. • m; he was sop. as a vidim to their re.entnients. Plaintiff leaning Your Memorialist is the mvncr of an ani eh* t 'ceived a violent called the ',render, which lately sailed sehOm s dant, and being' tort of New-York. onder the command or dusedlielpint . ~ w a s so much of Gen. Francisco sic Miranda, to whom yosOlifeip , until the I llib morialist eh:mere:l the said ship. Your Memsereekiealir at his business. in his mercantile capacity. was an a:live ague ill v Plaintiff, swore fitting and providing her for the voyage oesmetehich alt to bs,lsiolent she saikd ; and for h is a g enc y in this reeri seit,„ he u lof the Defend. now stands indided. But your 'Memorialist .41 spat laced in a scale know that there was any law of the United Optslaipt ' tonk'as alive a which forbade him to act as he has done, in a=4: irds the parties t o the said shi p , nor could he believe that . and be as good were criminal, whon be was certain that dui li ww itt jeds of General Miranda, as connected with t h e s is z, tation, found a pedition of an armament from the United 4r 'ntTff. had not oely len fully communicated to the Pre...' sident andlhe &artery of State, bat bad reesiegOsh ' ONS. their applause and encouragement—who, be keel (a • also, that the Executive Officers of the Gceereal ' eke of the United States, at the city of New-Yoshs•lsetd today before b it. a full knowledge of the - extraordinary equipeuffich t heavy in ., 661111112. the Ny nume- of the Leander, andwhen he found that soap. - char es, among sures were taken to caution your betevaorialistais r i check these preparations. , • . , If the ads of your Memorialist have been illeselaa 'l . , of uttering a he cannot doubt hut that the, laws my lispet im,,, en renri?ed of a force against him. They may be instrunieole ills siss ssims '. and sea- hands of that Executive, who has resdareallins oliria t. This second noxious to the punishment they denounce: -Yet tie, Mat- No other there must, be in a free Government, some.aleelent every case from injustice and oppressions, ,yeeigbigeta e appointed to morialist turns with cenfident hopes to the ammalsheel,4 Representatives of a free people, and teaelflie ICI of Lords, in re - it shall appear to them, that one of their he Impeachment citizens has been seduced into an error by mprepared. It couragement c f t h e E xecut i ve, that Eieetta'see . 4 l a the Lords upon not be suffered to prostitute its power, by IsriagtogieN 'rotests, which is him punishment, when the guilt, if any there be,,, occ and Banc- rests upon themselves. _., ifs& , ALLHOLLAND,Your Memorialist has not only to Folrellobt l a g i'illte " RTOIISS, C•RTS. i njust i ce cau si ng of causi nim on be prosecuted at e the Verdift was mina!, but to represent to you the illegal fats merel y of an conduidiog that protecutioni by Wh i ch OM . r, the Noble Dis- cred rights of a citizen have been rialaisak, is the invariable first principles of _justice trampled gnaw loot 10,10, . 4lffh Crimes and Magist rate of the United States. 'That thiseatenit r vote within the yoer Memorialist may be fully Were your bueoirt i is of the Charges able ho.ly. he will proceed to give a candid 11 7. . r second Protest, o f all the.faels obi& have relation Le* . li a w" given in which he is accesed. , e Answer to the Your Memorialist was unacquainted wits: . ' ffNkYi 1"/".„'"' 4 Miranda, till Oxen the 23d day of ' let,' wcwaLvla r slhen he returned Frotti WA:bingo*. 1* ..... a, Sur roue and p li e d to your M emor i a li st, as t h e owner o r "ma 's thallaaa s Leander, which he proposed to engage to him, wish some men, ammunition, and au nission alleged to of war, to a post in the SPaltish territory = Ls to Mr. 'rotor- America, at the same time invithig your Irn the Bank of : -at to provide • variety of,shose artidell% vela& his - for application to project requir 1; and. in order to endue, your ble- Aa for the better morialist to #nbark in the enterprise, and IMMO , if His Majesty-6 vince him th a..it had the approbation o f Getreusa, l—Rosscv is, An- . men r o f t h e United States, the following fabta wen: SIaLL ti t, ILL•ND ' disclosed to your hdremoriaret, and wen, • assi 1., say XFORD ed by the representation of Col. Williarre= loan. Di Dom- Surveyor of the Port of iftw Yorkr wad bye arse r ; to the sixth and • nest is of coney- • converts herein-after mentioned . , General Miranda is a native of the provisoes 44 illy interesting, as Calfaccas in South Anierica„ where he - wan list ac: pal . argument earlier part of his life. The inhabitants of that ~. • trial, which ares try were represen t e d as g r oaning under • • ,_ • ence on a despotic goverment, and anxioet th Paper of tke throw off the yoke. Many of General 114 . .--. rafted the follow- countrymen were also stated to have been : I siroos of freeing themselves frees their bandage. . Aran, Joel 11. ing to bite as their expelled deliverer, sad fad A is day published receive and unite with him whenever lineboidd _ to them a hope of success. It was • . -"' the Royal waviohi - that General Miranda had long entertained a, . of Baron Von Systo, .of emancipating his native coontrys wide,' reset • ; Juno 5, the kne.sh closed to T.J e f fe rson, Mr. and the design approlreAT . , • .115;dti•?. to remain ter :he Ports of di. N n,th him, so long ago as when Mr. Jefferson was Malang ;anon Act (according at the Court of France from the United Steels. Ih. , pr.h.c , ....r Uses General Miranda had been for some years ' reared to motto., yes- aneexped G ing aid in his enterprise from • tuber of Commerce' taia ; but that at - length Sulam his expo&releelef 4 AS been sent by the assistance from that quarter fallacious, - be Wilk that country, and embarked fur thisr not will) Illa e Commanders a incest to relinquish his design. Jan with Abe 1.„1, .. N.;, , J an .,. findi ng . here the means of :21ICCON W I diet. be jag, ,g t o a decree of kvi rivect in New York in the .begisaiig cd. )lovanober en 01811 Rossiya ow last, bringing with him a eery immeming .botboo. 11"." between she"e portent leuer to a gentleman of the finvetwereltewee. pa•a....1 lilt au +act) in New York, which fully developed his deers,' ' " DLCRES." and stated that he had embarked for the Thessed• ed as indicative cf States, on the executicu of the great plan, which' " aces hetaeen t h e he had for so many years meditated for the liberatioa, of his•coutury. That in utter despair of the tifisitisie nbassador, we un- Goverpmeat taking any decisive step, he hod .44 ost, FeePetatetY to determined 'so try what cceid be•tfoilod 41 .. n• resources as,ilianerica -• could fur nisit..and,strigle Wls d match of cricket, willing to etwi him. 6 ,6, a , ~, mterprie,... oo , )11 rge, by eleven of tioned by petilje eutbority, or undertaken by bulls. loot, against eleven vidual adventorert . e Guards (Blues), Yew. Memorialist was Well assured that obis letter . aa:.:. -.5.:..5. ...._ -