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Iran of Aane Cosiotiniioners' Nimes Bill ; the Alums and Denizen" he BIN t Amami lodrotaity Bill; the Mails' Bill; ilia Roy Alleriaas Mitiy edit 'ad taro Private Bills. 'The PiPtskre aid the other Members of the House dr Colman tbeu retired, !DIVORCE BILL. ad sod* BULLY DOTLI e. LADY DOl'Lle. • Ranlean and 11Ir. Charles Phillip' appeared'. Comp; sal (nettle Bill. Lady Doyle did eel appear. . . iu A pang. preyed du. he had served on Istdypiifti is d'ineentoonf the oreeeediegi hennas eemnieseed. The Rev. C. M. Doyle, Itriditair of tie fr, 'hi imailied iloit Misfit and lAdy Doyle, Wen 1 1 461 1 11114 1 rel -el of Sopply.—The resolution fur paying the dissenters to the new messare respecting the h per feats. was read sad speed to, and a Bill ordereJ to be brought in. Colonel DAVIES mowed fur an aceouui of all snooty re ceived by the Secretary to the Berserokat Fund foe officers' widows and orphan., arising from poandaire ou °Seers' sa. MA.% insurances ow of lives, bills of entry, ite.ke i , sod all other sums applies's', In the par poses of that fetid. Mier a few words from lb* CHANCELLOR of the MG+ CHEQUER, the motion ass exited to. . 81r. BKOODEN brotight up the Report of the Committee of Supply of the lit of Minch. The various resolutions were then read. On the resolution respecting the dock yards being read— Mr. Howe rose to state, that,ons former night, when he objected to 11)4. itetipt he had made an error, for he now found thst t., ntcrease of the ex pense of (he dock-yards sines 1813 was 8,0001. more than he then stated. ft was sstouishing that in the present distressed state of the country, the Government should keep such an enormous expen diture in the civil thisartment of the navy, In 1813. the expenses of Chatham, Deptford, Sheerness, Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Woolwich. amounted to 209,1571.; at present, inn time of profound peace, they were only reduced to 209,6711. 13s. 9d. He should not detaio the House longer than to protest inoinit the enormoiss expenditure that lists kept up. 'Although reductions had been made in„these esti bltsliniehts. still they amounted to 177,319 L 13s. 9d. mai* Mao in 1792.. He Itriews from cemmunterk , lions he had received, that he met with great cell stare ftom various Touters, and was even accused of an attempt to distrOy the service ; but his en deuvotirs were merely directed to effect retrench 'tient and economy of the public money. He was • Elisions any man to support the service reapec ile, iiiid it was only the dead and unnecessary establishments that he wished 'to destroy. Under these impressions he most sincerely trusted thatai i cuitsidersble reduction would be made in cooler , 'settee of the next revision of these offices. , MALTA. Mr. Holii,filished latish if it were the intention the Government tei continue the salaries of the ;ornovissionere of Melts; for he thought they would adinit'of some reduction ? Ste T. D. Mehrl 'laid, the salaries allowed theist werx much too small for: the enpenses they weresitivibject to. Sir I.corrtx thought the best 'crummy was to cot:mute three Curinnissionere. for they saved the co 'try many thoussaids a year. 4r'o. COCIMIJIN said, it was not the intention ate Ooverumeut to discontinue or diminish the isolates of the Commissioners. COAST BLOCKADE. Ir:CROICER said they lied now come to an item ipon'which the Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Hum.) said • would reserve any_opigions lie had terompress to lure occasion. Hf fig* tiliPlonse list 110" nes thejeojev.htea fqgoy felootte.,l I sitjett. • . , •,. volt ilist,o4: t io p 13 i - wit Ir. tiltpit'psd his pm*, Kg* ... • •• ..01;* 1., !: 4n,. .11 . • Wit. . A . ar•!7' le. ..I%tri. M - corn su of t^Wocktule, or th Ow miry esti. that as the devoted exclusively to std' separate estimate sod not the :yaw would • the preparing-of nufouud for the marines.. keep. However, he possessors, ‘ibolished inecure.. _dates of they were they had branches fired I. before of pus -1814. 3 be not ipu . ss si Lief., pun**, rspidly! .fired less compassionsle that Lid lye ex- .of the _ to excite encourage their would arrive : forty Attlee of ions there to a eor- Algiers. ivy. there half-pry and 1821. beyond conipluin of t that he [he seven 'meet al. who held the gul- Hon. Mem .lended the the mein, and Ply. altogether creation. Dur die seas in coin over Ilse /ice was /ea bound .red them. the discipline, and send them to sea iu • compe tent suite. requited some pain, and atieution. The saving of the d tferetice between 4/. and 51. a day, the pay of ao Admiral with a flag at the main. and a Rear-Admiral, together with a trifle for half is • dozen utictiiiumal dumestlca, could be no object Wompared with the associations of old service, which ihe preseut tuonagement of the navy was calculated o keep alive. As to the marines, it had been onnd advantageous to amalgamate them with the stays of late years, and to put naval officer. at their head. 1,1 1809 lie commanded the manure as Co lonel, in capturtn4 the islat.d of Martinique. He could assure the Hon. Member that the service was no sinecure. The Klug, when he came home, be stowed the rank of General of Marines upon him. He valued that distinction,. more thou any other he hurl received. He respected the corps, fur he had witnessed . their services, which bad called upon them the most favourable notice of Government. The diff e rence between titat honour and a perision of live times that amount would be no consideration with 'him, ctimpured with the gratification of going down to meet his old comp:Amon, in arms, to hear 0 them cheer him as an old friend. to hotel , to their little complaints and grievances, %Hid represent theta in the proper quarter.. They hail fought together in America, and their respect fur each other was cordial. The promotion iu the marines was slower, dtiecause they paid nothing for their comnsissiutis, lia they ros.'by se ni ority, an that it wits certain. ( When an offiqr distinguished himself, the Adtni 'relty were always sure to procure him brevet pru. 'motion, which secured him an additional 2.. 6,1. a day. The limits of *be' service would nut allow them to rise beyond the rank .of Caputo. In Gate oat of since vacancies they brought in a young man, that the serstce snipc nut grow tutu the hands of old men eutitely. Sir I. COFFIN avid that the Member fur Mon trose used to complain of having the navy convert ed into too near it resemblance of the army. He contended that the course taken had been the sal vation of the navy ; lie thought there was too much of the ingratitude *hewn to the high-mettird racer in the remarks of the Hon. Member. 'the Resolution was agreed to; as were the Re solutirma for granting 68.0001, for expenses of harbour moorings. 300,0001. for ordivary reputes of ships, ducks, sad build ings in dock-yard.. 964,0001. for half.pay. 140,4951. fur aupersiinnations, petition., and salaries of officers in ihr military hue of Ore easel service. 1,5001. bounty to chaplains. 7,0001. for &Hansoms to widows and orphans on the Com passionate List. 105,0001. fur peusionsof widows of commissioned and war rant officers. 126,7721. i 4 ..pspelannustions t• Secrasries of Commis sioners, Cfei iikad r ' lthrial Officers la t h e Naval Depart. wale; surd 1110 # 1601111.' for Itilfillsi sad ',Pairs of slaps iii merchants' Fatah # . 1 40ept1llibilE Mined fur accounts of criminals and , 0, i l iii. . . :re were toed lo luty to To or. had bora , i ,,.. . . '7ll l/911,1 1 1111111111MMIRMIIIIMPIPMF.. 3 ' . - . . • • .. ..2 ""' • . • i ii .' 0 n 4 •"' ' ..., ' . . . ~ . . 4 . , • .. , • • • " slBlBBd by the Hoe. Sim , nel. 'lt wee not lb* Kist lir Jolla la WY nellsh n° Hampton tenet : die tit , Bl. , dot the bead a wage. geOtrally, the sui leas Sir hake', steePtee lli , iv ;he • 1 . 1 7 1 bil••••4•wf kind 80,0001. was eel d for the 'oast Nockude ihmell---. Doyl y e. She remembered hi. guipeloirdlieJ Ole . - e 1 , -SW 0111115.m•el Perhaps Dist the last either." I. ( Lad-, .. d b„ b ro o m , et Hem caw. Above, . rather, that it was coufouvided with lb. wavy Mr left •K coocledet! by declaring he should sovemiep after thedepelhare el IltrJ Melee. What he contended for w. l ll t h at • .s • r : • 5... f , 'seen M'. t 24. 111 e ution of Mr. Five% a str ell CIA 1,1.0 W• T heartily coucorred its the censure Ot.lbe Hun. Baronet. Mr. GIOPVIVIDS opposed the eeniure. Mr. Feilet.t. replied. s l imed lAdly'Derytesee eicssiog Mimi op; bee Cs. coast blockade service was devoted exclusit ob.' perms' as if it had beee slept tot de lever revenue purposes, a distinct end' separate all Fee *zee. NM had Nell pm; Fltetcrell asca er twice Haeudese Coart. She did am he.. Mr. Carp Peter Browse • she never saw bins lobe, koowledge. should be laid before the House for itself, an include it iu the navy eatimates. Lt Altall tali ._. j. h ...k ee ......... ettr 0 n g e - t hsg• 101.1,44 G eorge p et „ to knew these various' disbnctions from the in __Suwellshir Me pate , SOF WM. Curtis re* 1F mese, she Defendaat is the action of crim. coo ., sad that tite..gstimates were drawn up, and he wouli he also knew Lady Doyle: he remembered then. living at leave to suggest t o t h o se who had the peeper . .. , /:- `' s • r eve t w a r, voodoo -p m. t h afir i t „,,,a n o, Mr. Browne's father's hears is else evenly of Napo ; noes of the ntimates iottusted to them. not to Co.. -1 1 1 0i .. „ 411P c1a .. 2 -7 . 7- °.".; ; ~.... thr fstbeel family yielded there at the iime; they lived Si " 41111/1/te --- ieklbe4 l ll4lP 29 6 " .77“ P "" rams and widal•tke7 seterwtods lived fa tie witness's hoses •,11.11relle amovied 111110,1 am . pn„,.? - :,.. ;, , • _L b . - . is Dahlia for eight days, tbey occupied the nine Wilkie was these two services in future. The charges I navy should be also kept separate from the ms ..i l iwilfterefeeittiiee'itie• Mb itilren' t Joe l iesouttlon , three months before the scee of eras. roe. was trial ; be a for had it not o been for ld the k discn t s i sions I th e e ..'' .' ... . .4ealipteridayithil IPlobtCNBllll,iiifidvert tiediti'the ''enntengleretl when Obey sal te d from Dahlia for Ettehm . taken pla ce, n bete . ..siejetib v maitistred 1 A • " 4 ' "",' '' ' - • ..111e. Browee•astel be was afraid he avoid he orralsi for the . e. ,,... , 4 ......_. H.,- .... at peeve.). at Monter, and werer hs d " 4 0 611618° " 1/14 ".- Inli k eieb it) the..1'44 7 '- I. hese ho.thejoriedietion re tbe a vert mince theledgmeot had - 4404 Ihtvieltoletteib, ltkicr witeied 1418 9 if he' did h owe b stiewi i a -*PI jierteseant.tebaslbe ettusequencee: ' ut .44t. OLOVAIII‘Ishid , the' Vented Rec Order wire- leant his. He - wars viltartestaa,aad had , aociterty ; his father is heir,. penditure of each. He had to object to the in up seven Generals of Marines. Howe, dud not mean to disturb the present poi* but he certainly thought they should be abo ' LORD CHANCELLOR moved, that the eirideece at their death, for they were perfect sine 1 ,.... -411liratif tissinolas Clitk - did Min 'the Resolution, alsould barrelled. He observed, that latterly there had bees He thought the House oug ht to have titia' i .• mama Sifferwoce of (Osier motto their Lordships sate the ______,_ -10 , 8 1 41151t1 Sepese , bies 10 'Cur povesatiot risk ?marioes as of every ot h er corps ; they r abet Mdmieditete as set ef adoliery,that he 'would nut sa- t . • .I.lSrhe fitteoitoete deeliadd to answer the qoestion. amok• to dee m, ;it the eeh e ewe wee vented, t h ey c „, k ig the most neglected corps in the service; the 1 4 .1 ilowDases said des fheitei dould Do' doubt beer judge he tbreaselves.-.oerlered. no share of the promotion which the other bra dr fr ..011bleiker•Jbamsdelei t ' slr: 0114 4 ' ' . ' The Coansel thee withdrew. of the service enjoyed ; they were requir .11- ...4 Vt. 114Oessee' 1111%49ehoti . Sit C. nOIVEN. CHURCH BRIEFS, serves longer period than soy other officers 1 , sigagjegbe- ig. mosski bit' jaikkk ' isiihoot neeesaity Uwe It ._ ~, ENTON Larded a Select Committee In °she they got promotion. The whole comber 0] L : 1 leeiehdreeeneeremeopie report thereon, the pettiest mode • . all agigpsareim en ..ankeer •el •Mess; Court to put ... s of " motions in that corps from the 4th June, 18 ' .05480-bw- 10010 81414 1 1' tot 'Paiibilisi '•ukiect blin to TIN, Iliteldkil eigoemse a seated time. 1840, was nine Second Lieutenants. so be • queistisso from the Haire of•CoMmcios: lit' : <lloll4beene, Mr. Davenport, sea ether Lieutenants. nine Fleet Lieutenants to he Cui M velli Aideeiten-Wilitynktip was 4,1.1,400 that it od ctopotoos bettoght up the Malt eight Captains made Majors, seven Majors • ""O dsh"e be "" 011.1/4 i• be "Y kiiseh 4/1 she .., , • I 'S 1 1"•,!/!" 9441i ' ilimmi 4 li n t tenants-Colonel. It most be for want of 1 . r II 4 . 1141106;144b. '" * " *.f c " ..°3 " l S tf l• 09!*" ' laid AOMErd HIE bieiegti 2 Wthe Report of die iele'et memory iufluence that they were not more r • lets evil hlessee the coebiect e of ttliett iptrel • teemoke p m fos , reorii . ibmt the rayint‘wa light, promoted. Their widows and °Thula remit , * '' :' „111 Ind s' i "''' 411.11T1L f ` •• ' ' the CIIR el Durham, wish an momidaseas. He moved aflowsnces from the penis° list and compass „ 1 : 1 4:711.1•,•Norsis Ins M. ILoDitirgi tbelowebi *at it nete_h_rlere-.reeentund. fund. A child of a Field O ffi cer of merit .woo orse.pseeed- cumin& 10 t%•'t • tedtt 'tl i ''' ' ''•"'. i - ' 'lore It 7 6 111: DA LE said that the Bill; without skewered- ceived 101., where she child of an o ffi cer : ... I n k* " .l"'"4 Fig %Wilt "balwa N ii" 11.6 " : 111.114 Tbe em . ::er e s iiis* " I t o * , and ordered to be mom- line received 310. Whet spur was this to I gv e l alt`etl i „ . ,°Cate feseelleAßeesinesirt), tilt . lise , t .their zeal ? %Vhot prospect to encourage .. , s ritnit .) "If -11-7 -"_. " lielefg"14v49111141111411. F.. 71 . GEST Pelleiett. a Petition hem se iselleides l of eeertions, when . upon an average they .4tte rt s a mosa 414.00..4 .ettiiiita e it„, -n ; 1 ,. . pr offi ll e, Agee of i H or eo u rz u G st er m thu r r i ne . Bu e ll, eumplaisdreg Met be be forty years old before they could el 05 *e*•••4 as« b•- at the rank of Captain ? There were i . 7 /1:11""h".." 4 a alY i '"•" 11149 : 111 : 6. :14rd ry Sur . "8. " "111 1 'l. .,!it lk .„. ' ,.:lrmtcl o ., " :.7:. ` w i Ti a. e r h " 4 " . l .7.nttt, tl.°'::: , Naval Commanders made Poet for the he; o f :ler and Algiers; for the same actions e rods ". •lutodry °esters of Coal Craft in t he Leff., I . , iseiseeell had bees inderweilled by SW Treasury sisrolnement of additioeal Meters, was pros sited 1 their Itresaed praying rotas-Read um bit d is dm et 1)1 one office r o f marines promoted to weedier the maisideration of s Ciimmittet .—Adjouresels , . responding rank fur Trafalgar. and two for A 1., • '14.1.--q...--- ioe evittie from She lababitsubt of Illotey Ward, for as I ' . Had promotions been as limited in the navy, j 0rag1i , 71. ,"f4,04 0 ,,,,,,,. „m oa t to t h e c etem i t t t i e ..`. MOVSE OF COI/lONS, Tuottaose, , fd*ecis 21. would have been 143,0001. saved from the la . trit s:• only in the promotions between 1816 and so j o he sis Cort e rlisorzl ie ste ee enni tits i i i d ei er; o ti n on ot ss i f it :b l e . ."R i er i s i s o r A t t ii hoUpast th ihe ree o' u cl s o e c t k o t t h ibe e D m e o puty o yi Pa. beir o4 of ie the hear ßis i c h k e The patronage of the army was extended I $ 4 0,01 ; apnea starlet, selatioe• eel taw' iiitelimptiumt ih . Assent given by Cemnsiesios to several Petite and all proper bounds; he had reason to comp A r eig., ~ , ,,,,, 181,J,0l Ti,ii . ;ortl %shit* Bills--(for which see err report of the preeetektri the neglect of the marines. He regretted t ' l ' ad Ai l lir...st a l qt o FPl es t ream)! of llneshaheiell *'bed Ileum or Lents,. could not lake the sense of the House on thi ti 41114, nivt.w ' s hed sl.o 00 IssAillsoll4lo4 9 ' l e`le" " '' • "inteIENTERS. . . sinecure places. He would rather vole du .. f. C,4llleMet'l 1 ' "' ' ~ . ~eat gnu Lwow Iptestuled a Pettit.. hem . .. a.::: . , ...„()minces in the way of pension to those ed. ilr' .. 14 ha 8140 10040 the Reeler mid Illtuhltr ei t ' a t t i e le tsetse Dis.entess,' heltabloure of Paimmulk•pe ' some poisibeerk, for • grist of ground towards le , - alteration in she laws respecting their !IRMO'S,* them, not meaning any thing offensive to ti woo ktftrord to the kilt Horse comatitiem l it , !. ..0.0 _,Ordered to lie OM duo table. 0 rt..,rret •• ' lent officer opposite who held one of them. 6 r4eNstslittieSisrre frot Lseses and other inetterasyme„eppy 'On the motion of Ms. LUSHINGTON. tht.aeseelttor , .• . Sir G. COCKBURN wished to set the Hon. •egroMet,toretrif tit, sortlssirrihrid so be carried iutu exceepiesy reerthe Receivers-General Bill was poitponed Il l! . . . . . her right on a f ew particular.. He defend .• . • - ittmendielhoilhe eserboijosirett. • •"••••••'"' •, , i ,.. ; . (this day). : ..-./4 ° " - sli- 4 e 4 s , ‘-;-ile- ‘l'''' ( ' "" "' a-- ' i • . , SALE 01• BREAD. . • propriety of having officers with figs at the .... f l hi r_ . .... i tio e fi wulL .•If. Mr. CALVERT pais simile', that es Friday, the 19th In- instead of Rear-Admirals et Portsmouth aid Iser'sint , fillflll re tifip /-.ll‘ pviggi..• . ,• . Sant, he should muse.f.r leave to bring to a Rill fur relta• mouth. The number of flag officers ens site ...•s; ../ - lo 3-.; ••• .. - 1 11),,, ) 1 . . . . . 1 - 7 ,g,..- 751 4 ), ~, 1, , t. , ~ . , , li bli tillig of t m he sale bread in the Metropolis cod within the small, considering the rousts of their creation moll . Mg the war the only merchant ships out tit Ti 1- " 4:1011141101016111$11 • 111 ' • * AG Y RICVIIPURA I. DISTRESS. Ron 4:o . 4iii, I I :, i i.. .. : , . Lord W ILLI 4131 BENTINCE pfesesited a Petition frornw • were &Tilsit. Crest distress a now felt it - . • certain Owners mei Occupiers of Laud In the-County of merce from having so manly lisp floeting o- At kelfitietrAbrav tri 4 erle lei TANN o " lo4o4o twee. ih• Neitieghimi, praying some re lic( so ageieultuee,—Ordered to eras belonging to other Powers. That . recd laresi Chimetior, its Doke el Illeadvelle, and she Earl of b e p r i nte d. rendered by the noisy, and the country was sl'erke'hut , h,elvenled. en *de lowe o 4"oneh'illde 'we" eu the • Rialtos Motion of Mr. ELLIS, the trills Fever D i ospitsl to gve employment to those who had d Woehock.,_• l • t• •-• • a. , _t• 1 -.'', • t••''' • Bill was read a second time, sad ordered to be comm i tted The tORD CHANCELLOR directed ilharDepety Usher to.atorrow ('his day) as or us the resources would permit. Then of Hie %Inch Rod to inform the Neese of CRIIIIIIOIII4 Chet IRISH FIVE PER CENTS. BILL. oltogetlier only 200 114 g-officers ; there u Ade l'etetwwwe was reelvieed is onkr to hear hw 'Nellie Mr. BROGDEN brought up the Report of the Committee be 80. There was a great deal of di i. Assert time by Cometimion td several Bills. on. the Irish 5 per Cent.. Bill —The re/clonal■ were agreed perform at Portsmouth end Plymouth. ' to • few mitsowsike Speaker, attend e d by several. Mem• to, and the Bill was ordered to !nought is aetordiegly. der the eqoipmeuts of 19 0 • ships. which h" bent of the Hoops of Commons, arrived, .volitio the Royal SUPPLY. cleared out hit earrovide the Mtll, ... e: .B«wit was gives to Ow following Bills :—'fbe land Tax Mr. B is? BROODER brought the Report of the Committee y , p e.--;i....—.. ar....... nal . .h. at0.....11 Ilentowat Rill i . .- • -woo.- A: ............ ... s the dreciuline. and send them to sea iu • 4 . , U. OM iII,TICIA inc 1,4116,111 SOU • .ou 3, 1./V7.r. %IMO ...."... ....".".., '' TI . • • tbe palish of St. (kurge, Dislike, on the Ist of Ottuher,llll7. .., He *so is the habit of seeing them up to the year 1819; resol they •ppestett native very happily together. Sir John 81. M I.lvalp ,peas a kind, ',unmet, and affectionate hasbesd ; whet whed.lol parried he was 32 years of are, sod Miss "Inuit 19. urror He irmisieed a copy of the word of the jodoemot la Me actift - er*tva. ton. in the Court of Common Pleas, 114111 Ms periti sit kisiellitr Johs M. Hoyle rai Plaintiff, sod George Peter Mort MIMS, was Llefeeitani •' fruM 4 4lllieh it appeared that the in th J , 11,.400. ila smeared waagel who* lie Dallaamlibt le . the Govt • ,, n1,.!pr,0.0001.. , .. 0..,,, 1,..,41 ..., ~.. ~ craw Mr, Weary Ryan 4W:id Ne i &Mai begolkleitiir le Her , the l 1 , , Plaintiff in ihe action of crim.9lll,• ve that I of the Port judemadoti bid etverbrea retisiiieefro ottani ; be , •'d nut b.eit arrested; every we, had '' fa 'eit for the to et] per ,s edarresholit him, list editions . In 1920 lie . t h ey la inl.ratowd be was at his tittle". is' Oberomwer of ,1111 Spa, -'bolt an 6re:hi Jetta es exacnkimeta, Mt flideri. that ay • . 'to Mlbett /limited, He Ofere4 Oreeari MIN-it be Wee ° K an 1 arrinied and tbe aletiait lif itiejidgment.ists tysner . ed, fad 1 ' socd *slit &eyrie* Arse.' , ' Hit thei raids Wed& that die (e; L Illii Coollftlille,M9 l 4i lerilled of Sesibrootai heisp:at Maya Ow 4 s 40 , lachilecr; lie h aptbeto In Mc joaiollot s ia• ettlhe Goias • t wit Lofton" filty_aiLLfillid 10e. LI obtained; he j linhoirmilja ,wps .a rtswililltallt Ile had uo property , i , be wai a alimoger , gle' sae 11 . 717 1 1‘s • ' or o, 44;vtiolgkjekt clirit Meted that lie vet Ate ?Matt ff 'a deam 1 I. :, CII f tut sem_ Ilk ;ad 'tent uf teeing leis alpha sod Lady ',gent owlet, ow ilielo Marriage • they . efivel rush him ammerti , Si in , s.a.e. ii the month, Ot beetialsee in 'hot year , they apopeed wegiamtp effeethabite Inwards 'o,4' MIK, He,mir limn tabl htforestie rietweaasit4f Lady Deilkeett eaetaill flfl eill* retail , WM tmeuet,Ceratt. . His as Vulva oat etkapellettillqil tiq these .. liaL n tip he had as alfiessi amosaistaa, Ihmivi, witeligelveila COlllll 4,61; Opt temt le. He wish/ 14,411, Doyle to meoltompsp. \ . 4r_ • bun-06 , 111001fit, bat he fedi Aar by roan desire at 4 tet Cosist; la the rare at ber'btids lobo heed iu Llse t VgZ..„. , 1 11 .- t 4 1 . •.` -"'"' M I. *I hi *Oft , 1 •, • . ' ' ' " Tilt ,Iffi,".l9o. l Celltas knew the Plaiillol/ bad Cady 13•114 1 ;' 4 'or el, and be oyrite 10 'the affectionate terms its which**, tired; t om art .he kisdates and siltation of the Valeta/LI towards ...,,,•1 her. We dis tett' iligoi le the year 1819, at Ham.* Coati; -"," i.e ..vi 6 armillator •for' them, relative to differ- ' ei,mi which had immured between them. Lady 110 toady theta IVO evasp'3int 'film . conduct of Si, /ohs ; the wrote a •ere leiter of emeossi,a lq pesobitr, 1119, to Sir Joins before !fu he weat 't!i Dubliti,• she was left a !lap .eary .af Ley ...„ taunter slid 'Mr.. ' Fitelerald, the *idle, of a Claim& . 1" -- _,' EiistrMild, a most tespetiatirr Lady. ' Slit tipped is Ilse ' eca ii.outt; at llieveurlare. 1819..1.1ar1ee the thee rietlit iliffereara WI 6.'1. Allipli, 11/ Jilin atearated Wiliam, hew Ca Veined dt _Or ,i, t o.o.ilookutoo4 ii bad *Ono Own sametting Maar Mil ii e 4 ~a 1 p a ... c a • tw e e t; them at •. tpleftenhads, relative .UP ha, ,a • . i.' - • I)ll4lPiltrather sltePlaig ;a the haute. Sir.Julat giybatip, ~ . I_ i Leo Avoid be obtained fur Ihe out af the bouseAhd LAC' ,11,3 i .11 u.yie ir ik•ipted . _tht be nasal aLzer in it i afterillibeileoile teems fkay lives( st tua,a ova wile.. . . Nratili ea: ht s a 04 Itr Mieifferilt ' MVP ,. slated. lltat Om Oad kels• J 1 1% .8 *• v t Tyti Sir JAN. `64td lady wits' tor four at Oev 1 , 011. ti ; tr , h r I $ . $ Loosed. laiilmi MA OW Mk eisiikt .1 lik JOO!. . 44 . v . 94 'aft 0 00 . 4 Col /6. bar tioalyaelfd "" ' t_ Ls. ' "' ,meilw ' &fell tlille.dods fiedaktiailt aktilllitalki•ft lig it .1 i . . . T; , . - ....a; - imt\l's: 7l7 J 74/ i , : j,„4 2 ,1i,,, • ..!1 1.,. as i. .1ruu...1i,0..i ... " 1 4 1 . ''' ''-'• t, 1, . . . . ka . 46. ; 1...1 •, 'JCL{ ,'.ll,'`fh '.Oll • .con . '" i II " :: t . • 1. . ~ ~ ~' NEW YORK PAPERS. WV '" , - , . 1 r . , • • sprp ( • RIMIr:•; ' • •.~ <; ..t-, . . , •. PWlngen cleared out ra 14. V *As sine* app. i llfebattis of 111.4 )ear.-01 'Adjourned et skir o'clock. • Of Thirty wbri 'Mad Ow * Mr. Ihrar's Madan far the Frolic ties of two Comeirimsers of ibe Vici.epillpg hoard. ♦ ' • , . , neat'', faltered hi their resolution, nod a negitiatir u place, which ended io a coniroosiae that the troops should be allowed to retain their ' , me, bat 11.a1 should myosin to be conveyed to the uppwiltr aide of flu until vessels could be prepared to carry rirnm to 1, This arraoaement was instautly carried into Orrrt , and - • ' "' Earspe was expected to take yite,e;;; triiii;, — slr F. — Home, J. •, • • Rellinnel Its G. i Bright, H. Reek Lrgh, C. A. ic . Bennett, Hon. H.G.LryeeKer. R. . -- Crompion, 5... %sank J. B. • 111411444 D- D. Crespigny. Ai rW. Moore, P. . iiaii „... 6 ,...... Danes, Oslasiell Media. Joh. ' l • Pass. W. Prier, R. llt'' nee. , I/brining, J. Pares, T. Whit W. • GnLtb, J. W. Phillip.. see. ' Gurney, R. H. Riee.." S. • Jiatehinson, Hon. Riciiturd, W. C. H. VOlMordisigly. A Antilar moist appears to litre berg at Peva. Wipes. (hi the 18th of January, • meeting of the 6. 1 . thearniy, the clergy, sod principal inhabitants, p us , yoked in that place, in which Ft was re►olved that the I 'grime or tie POrllqUete troops *39 U 3 nrce;l4l7, and the Joule shodhl be called on to cause them, with as I delay as possible, to be embarked fur Portugal. Theis. litho Were placed nearly in the tame situstMn as Panics ROYAL, were compelled to yield to the gem desire, so expressed. The Port tieuete troops were eullec iu the barracks, and preparations wire makiag far t►eir perigee. Nothing sea likely to impede it except the op ailion of • Portuguese ship of war which lay in the hobo. bet Shoes II that step is hinted at Si possible by the letter, SWIM GOO desperate • aseltatue to be realised. rm. alveoli ■mount to a virtual reonoeistioa of iastisitty of Portugal, sad the next &cosmos f togs A.uil• iney 11 expected to briug • public &datums . ask todopeoglooee, TeLLEit. Denial, R. 'l' MINORITY On the Motion for reducing the Soleil of the Judge-Adronote. Borrrtt, S. B. M. Hohhouce. J. C. Kohut., Col. Chamberlayer, W. James, W. Rickford, W. Crervey, T. lushiagtun, Dr. Whithresd, S. C. De Cterpigey, SirW.Moeek,J. B. =ter, B Pointer, C. F. Ferginnen,Sir R. C. Paintrr, Cul. Hunted. . Roberto, Ab. TEMA'S. Heinen, Hoe. H. G. - - MINORITY • Of Tiremlyrali who voted for reduriag SPOOL Wit• Ile Yule to lb. 0141stary College. . ' • ' • Ranies, H. Hohlsoum, J. C. Ricardo, D. Barrett, S. B. M. Hisme, J. Hobart., A. Bernal, R. James, W. Robison', Sir G. Beneelt, Hon. H.G. Jervoise, G. P. W ebb's, is. Begat, .1. Lambirso, J. G. Whisnetsil, S. C. 1 Birch, J. I.iuMingtoo, Dr. Wilson, lie L Blake, Sir F. Macdonald, J. Bright, H. Nor mashy, Vise. ?SLUM. Brute, R. Palmer, F. Mos* J. B. De Crespigny,S4W. TUX BRITIS H LON DON. FRIDAY. MARCH n. Isl 2. Notwithstanding the very high price at whir` every specitad.fpoecrameist security now .statals the market. 'Ai tyill be sets by the Repott of ifs meeting of the Peoprithors of Batik Stuck sem. - day, that the Court of Directors have riot yet d.- termined upon discounting bills at the rate of four per cent. It is presumed that upon a subject or very important, the Court of Directors will our finally determine without advising with the Colo of Proprietors. Upon this matter w e think it very clear that the Directors of the Rork of Englund are entitled to the exercise of the um-. discretion that properly belongs to the I)irrct ura every private blinking establishment in the emlnre and that the public have no right to require fountit.- Bank of Englsnd discounts at any particular rate n interest, other than the convenience or isilvantogesco the institution may warrant. In the present finctuit lug and uncertain state of the funds w e should ihi o t it by no means advisable, even for the public service. that the Bank of England should lend money U any indefinite amount at four per rent. Such . facility of obtaining money might be made the in sultana of very injurious and unfair speculation , it would therefore, as we think, be advisable ths; the Bank should not is the first instance reduce their rate of discounts to four per cent., but shoo:. - . rather, if they contemplate any redaction. rest fir some time at the rutermediate rate of four sod half. The rate of discounting at the Bank (rue:. to be governed in a great measure by the pricer of Government securities. These now stand at s fraction less than 4 per cent.; hut every one (sett that the present high prices cannot contiune, sod that the market has been forced up by the efforts of speculators. The Agricultural Committee, it is affirmed, have resolved upon the following wile of protecting duties:— "I.That the Wore import price of wheat shalt be fy instead of eighty shillings. " 2. That a duty of herhee skinitegs be imposed upon .m• ported wheat, whew the price is from 70s. to Sos. " 3. That a defy of ss. be imposed upon imported shalt, when the price is from 80s. to 855.; after which the duty shall be reduced to Is. " 4, That a further additioval duty rte ss. shall be im. posed upon imperial wheat, fur the *at three tgotstke atter the ports open, and when the price is from 70s. to 855." If this statement be correct, a Bill will, we pre sume, be submitted to the House of Commons, toe the purpose of carrying these Resolutions into effect. The first Resolution, separately considered. might be desirable, in comparison with the existing law ; but connected with the suhsegiteot Resolu tions, it offers nu'rehange in the general principle of this law which deserves the expenditure of parch. went and printing. In considering the means of relieving the distress of the agriculi orate, the rata rests of the rest of the community might not to be wholly disregarded. Such. however, was the effect of the last corn law, sud this effect is sought to THE LS. be still further confirmed by the measure now contemplated by the Agricultural Committee.... The present price at which wheat miry be itti,oute.l Adviers 'have been received from Rio .Isneiro to the 19th January, and from Pernamhom, to the 14th Mu, from is 805. a quarter ; the price Froposerl by the Cuin. which it *poems that the arrival at the former place mince, including the duty of 12 , ., is T2ss • qua!' of the order of the Coots, recalling the Pitace R SWINT to ter. The prohibition of iniparta mon is thereby Europe, excliedgrest discontent. which threatened the most uences. The Camara, or Legislative Body, rather increased than diminished ; but to this price dangerous conseq was intmediattly assembled; and it ass signed that a Mr- will be added, for the first three months after the of the ports, •further tax of 51.; so that it' mortal should be presented to the PSINCI RUSTIC; COll- opening jilting him iu 11. e name of the people to remain in (lie market price of wheat be 70s. a duly of 17s. Brazit. To a request so strongly pressed, the Planet: will br.imposed on the importation, and the con. bad no alternative bet compliance, and his assent was ee- r sowers, if they require foreign corn, must pay for Itbrated with every demonstration of joy by the whole it at th cilj. which was illuminated tinting three successive nights. f the coun try, tale o f ., at least 87.. Slintild the distresscity, t however. be so great us that whea t o ra nr3 ! In the midst alive rejoicings, however, a movement of the Portuguese regiments, amoustiug to nearly 2,000 nane. should be raised to 85s. in the home markets. the excited very geueral apprehension. They marched out of famine will be aggraysted by the proposed la w, and their qua with arms, and took possession of a strong fort, the hunger of the people canuot be appeased under situated on • hill *shirk commanded the Royal Palace. The 90s. a quarter. Brazilian regimerito, also under arms, were estremely No principle of taxation is, in oar opinion, more numerous; and as orders were .cur not • on the And censurable than that of imposing a variable duty. alarm to call in all the militia in the neighbourhood, . by should the import of corn be governed h!" poured into thus 'with . ghat promptitude, sat cep a, • meat with the Portuguese M e e p , seemed to b e l estga di erl rules different from those which are recognised by The latter, noticing the determined conduct of theirs/1W - our Legislators, Statesmen, and Economists in the NEW NORD, IIIIINU•DT 23. [From the National Intelitgeneer of Virden-day.) The lineation may now be considered as aelthel, that the apportionment of Representatives in Congress will be, for else term of tea years after elm present Cosines, at lbs rate of one member for every forty thousand seals (federal members). This will give an aggregate of 213 members, am eleolve of Delegates, of wbum there are sow osly two; end will add tit to the prevent number of members. Tits- INS has beta ordered to a third reading in the iholnie a Rad mai sodeeshtedly pass, without ally 'harshen of the rods pea posed by the House of Represeutaiires. [From the Nee York Gazette, of February SS.) We are Informed be Captain Btromas, from Pairtsans Prince, that President Boyer left That plane with his guards, or the 27th January, for the city of Si. Domingo, and that 13,000 troops had gene before hits. There weses different reports respecting ht. Domingo; some represent the pa. snot Sag as hoisted, and others stated that the ladigeoe colons were flying. Captain NPPbersose Mforma that Pre sident Boyer was at the city of Si. Dudsisgo, that place hav ing surrendered to him um the Rd lostaut, mahout azelliasg iag a shot. [From the Charleston Courier, February 13.3 LATE AND I ATIN 0 IMOD THE BRAZlLL—Captain Scott, arrived here yesterday from Perasosbuco, which be left o• the 6th January, reports the following a... After • es vele contest the had succeeded to establishing the new Cenallietion, sod had compelled the European Gm. seral, Dos Ludt de Keg., with t h e whole of his troops, to embark for Portugal. Illuminations took place, tramisillioy was established, and energetic ma'am were takes by the Provisnial Government for the increase of the patriot army. A new Caramel bad jolt arrived, and, after hesitating to laud for a few days, big troops haying Giles to the leeward, his rereptius was &mockery of military parade by the Brazilian troupe. Every preparation bad been made to resist the new troops (800 is 'Bomber) us their landioe, or if permitted to laud to retain them as •prisoners. The Press was comment ing its operations by the publication of tbree Newspapers is the city of Pernambuco, one only having been formerly pal.- liihrd. Americas psoduce at Peraambsro was plenty for the demand, and very doll sales. Meat of the me w e d E ur o. peens had left the masonry. (From the Norfak Herald] Fttom Bimersue•.—The Bermuda Papers so the 2 . 3 d of January are received. They content no news. It was re• ported and believed at Bermuda, that the British Islands I. the West Indies would be opened to the United Stales. TIM florissublar of the 23d of Jammu bail the following (rather mystical) paragraph in relation to this interesting report . " It is reported, but we believe upon very slender •tstbet rity. that the West India ports are to be opened to American vessel,. Whether this is not a consummation devoutly to be wished in the West, and ilruce the report, we know not. It appears to us, however, rather chimencal at present, par ticularly as the trade, established as it was is 18111, was more reciprocal than it had hitheetn been, and if the Americans felt an 11011111 W commercial depression, the question ought to he fa rly put—where was the same sot felt during ready all that period, between its establishment and the passing of Mr. Newton's Bill! It was fie inane is Esslard, to Frame% is the North of Europe, and to America." Extract of letters.° • Commercial Boas, is this tows, dated " Memnon (Berntorle), Jan. 14. " American produce has maintained very fair prices since September lasi, particularly auriline flour, rice. cora, sad peas, which have generally been high, and is bri,A demand." " Jesuitry St.—Our Market fur dry provisiuns, which are at present uncommouly scaire—not a barrel of superable flour just wow to be purchased in Hsoititou at any price, and very little corn." Another letter quotes superfine flour at 10 dollars SO cowls. and a letter of llts 19th sap—" Flour hav bra is itagli a. 21 dollars at Jamaica; nu the 21ist of December It Am. 15 a 16 dollars; very link fresh at starket."--It is MA if probable that the mat hews we art from those platteilVali be that it is down to seven or eight dollars. ash& • - .•eammg.k ON, ~~ ‘SP"'" 'my I I R H I I • r.. e . I I 1 • f , . . • , -- • ' . • r.. ` • , , - • . , • 4 scrittillt".SlM"' i orals, faltered la their lion, end a negrtialier, at I place, whirl, fre e :be ri rrsu l ontE e iadbe . iti t ihoo,h i in mapoirniotabeettritosimbehei:sed"cpeajartpt:::::4::glal,trof:kiieiimikaibir lu iceciue. ribit. r ti: : ., :t .if;..l.. .. oppi)prvarelewearetrryonatv i sutretidoiiieited; of 1 :. v. jo l ing iovd. . 0 .tialsedsvaire. 777ll7lr t s e u.ir i si d '7 hero. sii . 4 • -=--- • , 1 1 .roll ~,.. ma t h,. fo r the ,m sg . This arrangement was instantly eroded into ( R . ,(1, end I . 4 4 41i •,' • • it ablatlll Dr G. tr - 1,, A e ' • •1001. D. Cokedihearat in y, i l h h at e p ir i l . e c r o g , y ; 0 ao . d hic ir ib ri principal : e l: l o ia lv b e it i an i ta, ho pz , ."-= 4Aidarme • . .milll ' ',fates. W. Williams, sea. ......e or tie POrillqUede troops was U 3 nrce;l4l7, mud, 11 Whitmore, IV. I the intim shriek] be railed on to cau.c them, •ith as I ' b . delay as possible, to be embarked fur Portugal. Their, MATS. ii Bersial. R. who were placed nearly in the same situation as Panics ROYAL, were compelled t o yield to the era P - desire, so expressed. The Portuguese troops went oilier c' 'Y iu the barracks, and preparations wire militias fee their ry of the Judge.Adreeate o p i a t r io lls o re a . s N p u o i r bi tu sa g g ee.e sea sh l i i p ke o ly r t.uarim.hpediche. l i a t l ex i, ce u r e t h he uib o o p a ' • 4 Roberts, Cel. 13 bat though that step is hinted at sr possible by the letter, e. Whitbread, Bei ßieli n r e lird Tiz4: ii . .. Calleille igeons. 11haurneravdeseuhirerssestuauled:te:oloaurakweitovuoigrbieuairilepuirettharabinicee...A.ialciokaile , ' p i H. 0.,„, istfisiity of Portugal, sad the next Worsts frogs . • t . . 1/stie ..... amluass.. • b • A - ---- ---- ... • , 7 • .dories 6.0 09 1. 4161 . - 6 ! TUX BRITI. 8 1 - 1 PITS c; y College. ' 4 a' • .fr r s .. ..: *.,: Ricardo, D. ... . —...._ .: Hobart., A. LON DON. -4 Robrusea, Sir G. r te*, fh. FRIDAY. - MARCH n. 1812. : ha l I. Illbitkreed, S. C. I . ' a ie. Mhos, lie It. Notwithstonding the very high price at whir' • vi se. ?SLUM. , 6 every speriv . iof Gotreramerst security aim stood, Mosek, J. S. : t the market. '0 irih be seta by the Repott .of ii ~ • , 7 - 77 - .7 meeting of the Peopriekers of Bank Stock sem, -r. , . °A P E RS. day, that the Court of Directors have not yet d.- . __ termined upon discounting bills at the rate of four . rose, FEBRUARY IS. per cent. It is presumed that upon a subject so . 11 otter of Wed's-Wall very important, the Court of Directors will not sicced at gelled, that the finally determine without advising with the C o, I 1 in Congress will be, far * present Cowes', et ths of Proprietors. Upon this matter we think it k y thousand orals (federal very clear that the Directors of the Book of A mate of 213 members, ex. , are sow m l y ...; sad Englund are entitled to the exercise of the um-. , r of 'weathers. The Bill discretion that properly belongs to the I) r ....trec.ut. o i in the Yo say Red will ti rranoo a l b, m o o pro , every private blinking establishment in the eitilere 4 lives. •iid that the public have no right to require from the fa, of February 15.) Bank of Englmd discounts at soy particular raft n il Stemmas, from Pert.an. i ha, place with hi s rm s., interest, other than the convenience or ailvootsgesoi tl of St. Domingo, and that the institution may warrant. In the present finctuit • 0 a. There were dilftweas ~.. .„.„, Pa-ing and uncertain state of the funds we should !Met sow p simedtbat the Wiese is it by no means advisable, even for the public service, • Pbereen Worms that Pre- • li that the Bank of England should l ea d money t , Duatingo, that place bee. 0 instant, mahout sultan. any indefinite amount at four per rent. Such i g, facility of obtaining money might be made the in. tier, February 13.3 mamma of very injurious and unfair speculatious , A I vac Raazzas.—Captala • Pernambuco, which he it would therefore, us we think, be advisably the; be 44161144 ' -"fiee e ea. the Bank should nut io the first instance redact . al succeeded in eetablishiag 0 nipelled the European Gee their rate of discounts to four per cent., but 5p001 , .. e whole of hi, troo p s ' 15 rather, if they contemplate any redaction. vest fir b os took place, trangaillity et m ssres were taken by be some time at the tutermediate rote of four sud . le rera.e of the patriot army. half. The rate of discounting at the Bank °tie:• al in, after hesitating to laird Wee to she leeward, his to be governed in a great measure b y the pricer ci ry parade by the Reuther of Government securities. These now stand at a • en made to resist the sew ti „wh ir, or if p „ m i„ ft l I. fraction less than 4 per cent. ; but every one kelt The Press was comment- that the present high prices cannot continue, 810 on of three Newspapers in that the market has been forced up by the efforts 1 having been formerly pub. roambeeo was plenty for of speculators. Most of the molded EWA- ....-...m...---. The Agricultural Committee, it is affirmed, hare 14 I Herald] h resolved upon the following wile of protectitig lila Papers to the lid of u ant no new.. It was re- duties:— 4 iii the United States. Thel kat the British Islands I. " 1. That the Were import import price of wheat shall be qi be* the following (rather instead of eighty shillings. this interesting report . "2. That a dais of hathre sktnimw be imposed epos .m• el upon very slender •tstho• ported wheat, whew the price is from 70.. to 80.. • to be opened to American "3. That a duly of ss. be imposed wpm imported OW, ri insemination devoutly to the report. we know not. swhahelinbe reduced the price to s iftisfr i om 80.. to 855.; after which the duty I . i himencall at present, par- rit was is 1818, was more "4, That a/seeker additiowal duty t r ss. shill he iel• reu, sort if the Americana posed arm imported wheat, fur the first three matetkt trier ' 9l° "' the (Mellen ou g ht to the ports open, and when the price is from 70s. to 850 e sot felt during randy lehonent and the passing of If this statement be correct, a Bill will, we pre- me is Bastard, in names, nevem" suave, be submitted to the Noose of Commons, for ercial Renee its this town, the purpose of carrying these Resolutions into • . tun (Bernart.), Jan. 14. effect. The first Resolution, separately considered.i tined very fair prim tines s it Lillie, flo u r, rice. ri b::::k c ame o"' dewe d ." I m aw igh ; t b b :t d c e. on ir t ibb iec i tecl e, invecitohmtPhseri:umh:eicitilltettlizte Begesti°lulS- • ' dry lube'aiaaa• which are tions, it offers no'change in the general a lot a bore' of aurae* t Raoriiiou at any price, and this law which deserves the expenditure of perch. r, principle of Boer at 10 dollars 50 cents. meta and printing. In considering the mous of r, II Fl our luau t wo a s b.gb relieving the distress of the egriculiumes, the Mtg.. 21st of December it was rests of the rest of the community ought not to be • it market.••--It is nut ins- e et from those places will wholly disregarded. Such. however, was the cflct , it dollars. of the last corn law, and this effect is sought to ILLS. be still farther confirmed by the messure no w A contemplated by the Agricultural Committee.—, oat Rio .Isnairo to the 19th The present price at which wheat may be iiii,,rele•l ito the 14th last, from is 805. a quarter ; the price proposerl by the Coitus i cal at the former place mittee, including the duty of 12 ii , i s 3 ' 25 • • g um ' t ig Ihe Palace REJAILIT to i ter. The prohibition of importation is thereby %web threatened the most i rather increased than diminished ; but to this price i mars, " Legislative 111 '.: 11 ' will be ridded , for the first three months afte r the i it was agreed that a mtk• ; are PAINCY RECFAT, con- opening of the p ort., • a further tax of s+. so that if I h• people to remain in 1 fly pressed, e. and his anent was a.- sowers, if they require foreign corn, must pay for the PRINCIE will 4e be ina ius ke y t ios p e r d ice on uf the importati o n. a d r u nl ly tl o ie f c 1 0 7 1 5. ion of joy by the whole I it at the rate of at least 87s. ! Should the distress sag three successive eights. of the country, however. be so great us that wheat wevcr, a movement of the to nearly 2,000 troops, should be raised to 555. in the home marke ts . t he : p . d o t ese T he h re el a io o n y :o l 3 f r p a c a h s w e' t r t i o e n : g u l T i or be o t f r 90 fil the a s. i h i a l u e u g li te i a l r i rt o be a g gravated e f r. tltepeopl people cannot the tuo prop tloeap m p s t e a d sed il iwu' and • arms, were estreetely No principle of taxation is, in oar opinion, more sent oat . on the Arst rampssiaste. ass ears, ce w n h s y ur;b o l u e ld th t a i n ie i t ra ha p t or o t f o irp Lv os n i l ug be s e go ieri: e b r l i e lim t i lut b y y . it the neighbourhood, whl . d se gn e o m d ed uct to ot be t i hele stelldiligi - oraulre.Lcieltstleautoirsl7Saltattle:ienw,baicubil acre e co r romt s i e n d the by itviiiib.' MOM