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MAILS.r. riVA nalifax, I Dublin. DITE-1 Lisbon, 6 Gotten• burgh, 2 Waterford. PRICE Or S`I'OCRS Tule DAY AT TWELVE n'ci.ncie. Consols 571 586 J Rtd. Ann .58iii „ N• , iytTIN F.thstrsl APIIEAT ? ,a L 0 N 1) 0 N, TTLURSD&Y, MARCH 4, 1813. • A Paris Paper of theileth ult. reached town last night. , It cotstaina a singular statement respect ing JOURDAN, who Appears to haVe been sent for from the. Peninsula, and confronted with another General, by which certain facts were discovered,. implicating his conduct, but of what nature not stated. The Expose was delivered on the 25th, lint is not contained in the Paper which has arrived.— if, however, the allusion which is Made to it is correct, it does not at all refer to forcign relations, :but confines itscli to , Imne , ;tic events. if,s9, it is tbit . cient9t proof of the lincless distress of noo, ;CAPAILTE. The thestetfleld packet, from JiaWax, has•ai-. rived at Falmouth, in 19 days.. Accounts Bove been received there of three American frigates hiving sailed •froin'Boston,; at which' port, also,l it was reported, that a French frigate had arrived . Another accoun t states that four American fri gates were reported,to heat sea. It. wilt he seen by our Parliamentary repoq, that a very important plan of finance was an , nou iced yesterday by the thr i ANCELLOR of the Ex. ClUMlllirt. The chief feature %)f it is to render available the growing produce of the Sinking kund for the payment of the intorest anew loans, so tiutt there will Le no necessity for four years to come to impose. any additional taxes ) , and this with out in tare slightest degree 'infringing upon the corky 'of the public eredit(a. The Princess of WALES'S very extraordinary letter, it seems, was transmitted to the Loan HANC,P,I.T.OI4 and the SPEAKrn•ead'y on Monday evening. The Loan CHANCELLOR has tint yet submitted it to the House, having been restrained, according to report, .by a sense of duty, and in (iced, on the same ground, to retarn it io the Princess, Daring the rumour of this discussion carrying on by the high persons to whom the sah:ml ;1:1(1 been referred by the PRINCE REGENT, . the Princess protested against all secret proceed ings, bat not it appears till the report was con citulcd. It is added, that she did not imme diately resint to Parliament on the occasion, but previous!), signified her readiness to have her conddct investigated by those to' whom the tas!: bad been assigned of preparing the Report. In consuptenee of the measure adopted by the Prin . res, la sending the first letter to the Patrice Re= c Esyr, it is said that she has not since been per , witted to have an interview with the Princess CHARLOTTE:, Cimformably to the principle whi c h we at first avor'ved, we shall not, at present, ob trude our opinions upon this; very delicate and.now important subject, because it will be , fully discuss ed''hy the first , anthorities in the country, and, of course, tend to such a decision as must be satis factory to the world nt, large, however it may iu regretted, by all wise and well-disposed people, that it shoulcl ever have become matter of public itttention. Itru.mgon, Mmica. Yesterday about one o'clock the fin tsicr. Reor,wr.arrived at the tronle to the QUEEN in COnSeqUCII C C of her being in dlspr'med. His Royal Highness remained till near flee o'clock, and then left for I.,ondtc. Sir• F. 11tt:4,N.; attend her Majesty. . . Thls , morink:Princes,AUGUSTA and BQPIII A rode on hor4ehack. Prinees3 ELIZCIET4 took-an airing to' her cot,: iage at Old Windsor. • ; role QU.I;CN is cousittereil better to-day;but trot vt,r,lll ettottet to leave the Castle. , • / Vesterday morning the Lotto CrtivscELLon and Yigeount Citynkra;44;ti had audiences of the ity,GLNTO tit Car!'! on The nit,:wj ILEop.: . NT held a Levee this day, at one o'clock, at CarltOnpuse, The' Princbss CUALLOTTE mulch better that she has not taken any medicine for this week rim Lioyal Highnes . i in general takes an.awing deiiy in her carriage for nt.tar two hours, attended by...MISI:KNIc; Lard ‘Vci.l.,rsLEY's notion will be postponed to Friday the 12th ittst o4ee of the pospottemeta wotild hare been'given yesterday, had the floice Pett%froet, '1114: 2d Battalion of the 4! st liegiment, now at Brighton, has recqdvf , ,rl orders to*hold itself in rea diness for fia , (,:igti Its destination will, it ig suidi he North America. Ccorg Siaungbas hef:n Committed to ilinellexter G ao l, / po ll tt chaige 11. 11:611 t 11( body of hic owa da4glAter, a girl loilit.eva years of nogg NAVAL NEWS. FALmouTt!, .I%lArCcti . 1.- 7 -Arrived the Montague packet, Captairl ITEARTNEY, 'With 114111 S from the I;lrazils, 81- days froJt Rio Janeiro ; laniled her tilails in Torbay on Friday hist, The Montague on her passage, fell in with a large American In i vateerg which she beat oil, after two hulas' and a half close action ; the packet bad two men wounded. The Chesterfield packet; Captain HALL, is also arrived from Halifax, 19 days passage. "Accounts were received of the sale arri v.il of the Chichester- and Fre.eling packets at Berffittda. A brig packet, supposed to be. the Noeton, as she sailed franillio Janeiro SIX Weeks before the Mon tague, h , ad arrived ut Bermuda, having, been cap tured and re-captured. His Maj6ty's ship •Remit lies, 74, and Mailliorough, 74,Adtairal COCK nURN, had arrived at I.lalifax. Accounts were received", there of three Atrarican frigates having sailed from 13oston, 'and it era's repbrted .that 4• French frigate' liad:arrivetkliere. PORT3NfOtTIL, I cif 3.--;Arrived the IValmer dutle,loitqlozr Caßtie, and Cuni bertand,,Eastlndia-. tnen, from tlit Downs ; another Ea3t-Indianttus and several other vessels 'at'e working.in tbrongh St. 1-10 en's. Arrived yestcnlay, after post, his Majesty's ship . 1109pitr, from Lisbon, with a' iieet, of nbowt 73 sail, 'molt diem are the following transports :-- N 0.., ta, The Panube ' Nn,*, Ittihy ' • 17, knies • c.;, Illatildn ,' CO, Diir is . ri iq, Christopher :120, tiptmeer I'l2, Gatti es ' 1 1 9, Baltic nercliant 0 , ;, Mary' Ann 167; Combriau--. , _ AA, rini , nt 103, NorOittullorland .2.f )4), Lot* Calm:it '405, Lord Wellington' . 17a, Kinston 175, Triton . 114, Reoliit , 14n, Syinetry 307, Act *we, lint 403 11:0 , 04s 4 , . i , 415, Tite'4l4 rot I. 386, Prince Regent , p ARMOUTH, MAUCH 3.—Arrived the ilearol gun-brig from off' the Text:l ; and the Beaver ztud awntieleer from . c 'rnize. 1 Sailed the . &WA Fair for the Humber • and the Tickter forpolf tilt Selieldt. , pEAL, 3.---PutAack this morning the Sir Patient?) East !atiiamart, and with a very large fleet of outward bound rewain. Mulled his illaje*ty's ship Ila riar r y ad for .the Baltic. The fleet for ; India, which was to be disp . atehed il'hursday•the 11th ii t: and to sail under the utection of the Stirling Castle, will now, we un erstand, be dispatched o;r Saturday rte - t; and Will proceed to itsdeStination unde r a s p ec i a l convoy , which is not 'yet appointed. The Cadiz letters received, by the last Mail, mention that upward s Of 170, Ann:Head veSsels, with flour and grain, were - in that :port, Gibraltar, and Lisbon, svidtoiit tieing able to diSpose cif their car:got:3 for what they cost in America, and that in consequence they were taking up every liritish vessel they could find to bring them to this coun try for a In the speech of Sir Yout(NEw;'ont on the Ca tholic Claims, he is:matte to natice some remarks. On a spurious publication 4 ! Statement of the ► Penal Lows again 4 the Catholics, Part ELL which appeared in THE QnAIiTERLY REVIEW. 'No spelt rernarks,ever appeared in that Journal, nor could the assertion ever have prOceeded- front Sir 4fouN Nawrowr. The Ilonourable' Baronet knows, cast only that the'artiele. in question iw in,Tne, :f/teoet's ltins,w, AND TRUE f.: 1 1t7“1-INI'AN'S MA.: GAziNr, but that an apology for its insertion -,iv. offered by tla CunductOrs of that Publieation, - in' the Number for February, 1813. P. 191...-Alte gret that this escaped us in our hurried account of the di , hatc. • Our re:.•pect for truth induces us to contradict a paragraph that had excited much sarprise; and which was .copied into our Paper of 'Monday last from a Paper of the preceding tlay. The para.. graph :itated, tio;.t a, decision had been made, re, tipecting the Angell Estates : this, we are' in formed, is erroneous; no ticeiSion whatever has been inade,, though 'certainly . ex peeted by the Chtinllnt at no very distant period, *This case hafi been •pending upwards,of years. The'situation Of the Claimant a married went an) is, we, an d very pthisibly the.amtruf of believe, OR stated, this ifilinelMeprOpelly is not over-rated: PtAnvfovrif, MAncn 2.—Arrived this morning the American brig Afars,' Capt. DYE, 'awn Bal timore, with a cargo of cotton and, tobacco bound to' Bourdeatift; capinred: by the- Warsp.ite man of war. The.. Mars sailed from Baltimore on the 7th January,' and has not brought any particular news from thence. By this vessel we have received intelligence of the capture of a very, fine American schooner by the Belle Nide' frigate; called the Criterion,' Captain WAU'ERMAN, which vessel was from New York, with a cargo bOund to Bourdeaux, and is hourly expectetT belt ; we understand she was captured some days since, Also arrived hii day in etiwsand Bay, the Arne. rican schooner Amphitrite, CAarwaionx, . from New York, with a t cargo bound:to Bourdeaux, captured on the 27th 'February, off the Cordovan Right House, by the Gleaner privateer. • Put in here to join convoy the Spanish ltrig San Joaquint, J. B. Dz SUXIETA, master, from Gijon, ivith, a cargo Of nuts, bound to London the brigs Commerce, froin:Wiiteford, with urovkions; and' T'ates, Sco.rT, from' Cork, .‘• with barley and oats, both bound to London ; nod the brig Britannia, Bra..o:eon, from Limerick,With a•cargo of provisions:, bOand to Southampton. ritt. , :ca. PAMO. • LA W.R COURT OF KING'S /1 t: 1.131 rA 14Ancu 9. , . . . Lord . 17 , 4, LuNtlount7 G6l sdid the plaintiff was Clearly aiding the defendant to .break an Act 'of l'arliairtelit, and' therefiare could iot maii,tain •his action, founded upon an illegal .contract,, but he vvoUld reserve the plat . . . Verdict fil l the iefendant, subje c t t o the,point of.law.reseived. • • SiPrivate lettexs from Paris, of the w,jd ult. are as lent on thit 'Operation,: of clic arfieri In the North as thieVreneb pap,tr s, have recently been. The 'people o f P ar i s are curlow4 to learn the U:inht of the Great Personige under arrest it - Vienna. The famous masque de ; iv scarcely" excited a greater . variety of conjectures. I.'rince,SOHwAßT4ExnEno, and other 4inhient Commandersilmve'been .allud 'ed to ; and now it iS surmised be the Icing of NAMES, who iS belieyed to have been detained by the order of:PUO*APARTg, on his road to Naples, We kiIQW buit of one argument ogainst this hypo-- thn4k t whiak, if the prior accoutity given 'of, this State Plisbncr be Correct, would: be It ‘‘.;4 sAd, tat he'affected f4:speak„Latin. Now thig; the . worthy SciAertiin Altin•AT,: would ilaVe been l'itfectatioo indeed A cotter received from. Afr.Joini" SIIEPHETIO,' son of .ihe late Mr. J,)...m5. oe ship-builder, .announees his arrival at Malta, on the oth of .lanuary, in the brig` 1:IY ulaiit, of New. castle, after b4ving est:4)o from:the 'Fii•kon. of, LongwY,. iri Frappe: It appears, /Inn m the 6th of September last, on a dark and wet eVening, Mr., S., a Mr. Burk -of illitehaveri, and,anO ,ther person, let theselves over the ramparts, a height of from 50 m 0:to 60 feet, by , a rope provided for the purPose, and travelling by night, hid them:- selyes in woods. or fields by day, being.fre iplently ..witbouti food for. hours— After tra velling. about 350 miles, they fell in with thi•tie French soldiers, whO denianded their passports ; and after attempting unsuccessfully to bribe these men, the third man ran off, on Which the soldiers • pnrskied and took him;' 'nut 11;tr., S. inc.., cceded in getting away, and hid themselves until night came on, • wir.m they porSued their.journev, and two days, afterwards .reache4 in Bo hemi4, , whence they got passports for Prague, and subsequently prpcee d eu to the, bordcriot the I Adriatic, . . • DU STDitt, PE3. 26.--Tic hustleand the mili . I tarV movements of. the garrisoned city of Petth have been extended ta the phcefol streets or Diar dee. The regitneut Of Renfreivshire mail ii., which arrived here at a lute - hour on Friday hist, was yesterday °Mei ei, 49 return. it m arc h e d accord ingly nhout tnid- :; and, idter.prpeeeding a fewl miles froinlown; the reginient was (ji.dwn up, as 'we have h ear d, i n a pos i tion every where' coin-. f i y Mantled by , detachments 01 the fith Driigoon Guards, Artillery,"anCDnrham anti. Fife Militia, 'which .had been marched fibui Perth at un early hoar in the morning. Here the lienfrewshire were .eninmanded to pile their arms, and to .deliver up seven of their nuMber,•whoSellame3 were speci fied. The arms were instantly, piled,"aud the .:e.- ye 4 soldiers at Once surrendered thelnselv es. '.Trey were. handeired, and carried fori,vard Under HU 4:1-. • COrt for .Ndinburgh ; out theireghnent received its arms again, and - was ordered . back,to Dundee. ln. the mean time., a strong detachment' Of the 70th reziment, from Montro se and the neighbourh oo d, had" entered the town or the east, and taken pos se.tision of the Barracks, before the return of their moining tenants. These manoeuvres have all been executed adroitly,; and without'- any accideut.--. Dundee .ddvertLer, . ' ----,—___ . PARIS, FEB; 2 6.—Marshal Jodrdan having be'en sent for suddenly to Pari s , w as ,confrant ed with . auotberAtarsit a l iat a manner unox peeted by him, when a disel6sure took place, u filch motives of policy mud di4eretion oblige us for the present to o'verlook."l • - LEGISLATIVE' BODY. sITT/N.G dF FEBRUARY -25. `llis Excellency the Minister of Interi or , an d Counts Lavellett c an d koliet; 'Councillors of State, were introduced at two o'clock into the Hall of the Sitting. " His Excellency the Minister of the Interior agcepted. the Tribune, Ile in ide ,a detailed state- meat of the situation of the Unfilre* daring the years 1811 and 1812. The 'Report Of his 'Excel lency explained the progressive increase of our population, our agriculture, Our illthlStly s - onr nia tinfactures, oldie improrethent of ql branches of public administration—and of the nninternptedly flourishing state of the finances. This Report, .the whole of which we shall give - to-marrow, and the answer of the President, were rece i ve d with , appla u s e b y the Assembly and the Trihnnes.'! LONGTON V. liVGlrriS, • The plaintiff in , this case-vas a druggist, resid ing in town, and the defendant a brewer at Ches ter. The action was brolight to recover' 1201. the price of drugs furnished to the defendant. Mr. SorAcrioa GEstaAL said, . thrlt he had heard of certain 'patriots who were . ,called brewers' druggists, .but iris client Was un such thing, he was simply a druggist, who had sold his goods tollte defeinlant, and was now refused. payment, on the ground that it was unlawful to sell a brewer any %IritgS ; but these goods were 'sold to the de fendant before that law was enacted, and he con-. setptently bad a right to recover the price p 1 them. For his. part, he confeSsed he liked that beer best, which was made Of mere malt and hops, but there . might, be many:ingredients added %Web were wholly •barmless-, though perhaps not so gOod as the old fashioned ingredients. A traveller for the lote;eof the plaintiff , proved the orrtor fir thy.. goods, and the acknoWledginatt of the defendabt that he hold received them be also added, that he knew they Were intended to be mixed with the • The 'counsel, for the defendant stated, that by the 424 Cieo,4ll. it was •forbidden for brewers to make lase 'of any thing e xce p t inti k and, hops in the m a ki ng of liter, and that copsequendy Wh en the plaintiff sold for the.ptirnose of break:- . nig tile law, he - eotild not recover, in a court of law, PtIPtRIAL PARLIAMEN OF C0N12bi07.,.'3, . , . A new lItrAi:E‘TC:(1:1141:::i AfßOCriftlilellarallgr,:;! Wottnn Basset, in the - regal of bale' i j Who'White, ro has at:cepted the Chiltern 1 110 . 6 genus, ant i Di s p ense rs a Aledicilleitijiiti, Ivaie9. e tci A i : t e i E ng. A F T t h o e b p u r t ii ii et P i t c l e l en a t i:e A t; ot b h r e i c og iii i e ll ;. Alt% KENnict: obtained.leave to britli ' r. for altering am: ;unending the .I7th sec t ' 4 of f°P3 th irr e e' A g • felony and . 4 g i r t' a b nr.i 6f and K pe i : l 4 : I s a t r ) cc ia n r Y s 7:1//5' :, bone, read a fi rst de; aud-ordered to be f ead Po' ".tune. - - - • -,,,. nell' Air. ii.Ettlß ICY. brought in a DIU to nr ' * lief Act 41st of the King, respecting the °CI ' 0 waste lands. The object of the ;;ill '"s'Ett eilitate the inciosure of was te and cornviditi The Bill was read a first time, and ollier `., read a second tittle on Wednesday se'f' l4 " .l also ordered to be printed. Ikvir. PRE L E presented Petitions folin't.' at tf a ii( n te):t d oiti.eli ( soi l tac r r t t t s.. n tti t o l tti C :alne a scngoawlune:C:noittlit)lepoeat:n6ife,eosrtii:litpfleille:so'isilf.l:l,: i, ri i l , Ing Thursday se;nninlit, ntove for sui" }-- ;, Pal t o a Bill itccordicr , t ) the 'preyet 3u. r, The Pe . , to I be Royal i2laren r e cl e '(l c r : ( . l t e ti r. :7 l- 13i 11I N iii°91) time on Alonclay. ' ' AtittY. Sir J• C. firrersLEv rose to witltilr:T t of which he g a ve no tic e yesterday , vt , assigned to him by the Secrptarytat Pri,t:/0 were .i)erfcetly satisfactory' ; a,t the sP r° rrptl cc regretted- to bee the re-pablic4.lo9 "f statement in a Morning- (It gregt (the Morning Post) which, un explaii l6 , l ' l .` ls ,' Yery.liard. upon the Jibm th in Caolic it - represented. then) refus:i t i g .to tale l v o which pa s s e d t h e H ouse o f C ol: miens 11 ,i to 1791, and hifluencing the Catholics in tr e 'it refuse it. The Hon. 'Baronet difl blame either to the Erlita or to the tro t o jiti, l lv e a tt s e i r i i t t b i let u o es b t e ii . ) i i u ) ;p tt o -l s t e o a , 1) 1 : ed in the Commons, was unquesti.:m3,o,o tionable .in a theological point of vi - c ,!-,i 0 ,0 such, Bish o p H or ide y, Wh e n it cave,loo iloitse 'of Lords, objected to it, .q . 4til i g i r woirld -not have is?:-•:t such an oath lii lo h l o o d ~thiuk very, iii at o r ts e a :t k t ° ll..fe l : b • ler it. Ili. Lord hi :1 ( 1 ) Y :r t e j u i ( l l ` r4 i ii i a l u ili b r is l i tg o C e ? l i i :c ::l 4: l ll : ri e : r dr : u s c il o 4r; . passed the-. Lords; and eras se n t down w„ thc i r mons, and, which is now the oath Act - 011.7g! . — This oath all tlo! ately took, and sent cirenl ar l ette rs 1" lies of their districts, ertjoini., thi I ' l 0 1 " which they did. The li on. 1,4„;. 4 - m et Otie' v ed,. he timught it incumbent on hin' this occasion. that having on a forina t lii :, - , "n t,' plained position r; ( l) a ,n, s i.gt i i i iii e eo t p4 h 4 e )r i t t .t t oo l t t : o ti t? p h E t j: l i i i t s o t r iy o ) f ° , : th fr 1 1 1100( 1 4.1 vt ic . co le a ttotific ;' atio:r of docut 4 n i et v i t ;s i "; l " )rltniealltni:i'e44L4:. he h;'l 0 4)0 such r. explanation as ttyC iinputatioU attached to for of ,„"% ,a.lO The; CLIANCLLIMR Of ttle-EiCllO 4l- e AP' that th er e s h ou ld b e l a id 'b e f or e die . off. count of all, the St oc ki s tanding in th e /)° Ol . l of , r an ("I"'"issi°»ers appOinteti, for the Itr.lucu National Debt, on the list-of Marcli 161 1 ; • e (4° sintillr Account of what stood in die na • sd . Commissioners of L an si d Tax atitl`South Ls,o, .. the...elopers were brought itp by 3' l ' and ordered to lie on the table. PRINCESS OF W.S.LES! e 0 1. c ITI3 READ iaid, that its lie the a i in email in his _place, who ,g 1 " 11 of ba _ c motion . fin. to-morrow, o p the sut)Jeg the he wished to law's' ( c ` ni ree t h( enrtallt i r th e oa ii t i i n bs teen g .l v t e v 1 11 1 e , 1 i n. b h it e c t i b c o: . e t t5 n a l t .el i : 1, 1 1, 1 11.; 0 11 0 ., ; L n ' t : .) CocitRANE 'JonicrroNE 1:1• 0 ,‘ intention,l a occurred which Could induce him to o ,:'„iri 'should therefore bfi"g t)* 'l% 44 11 is motion, pursuant to thb notice urbie4 given. • 4 NTATE bi THE NATIONAL FINA NCI. J'Y - jtbe , 4 On Ode motion of the Cifpgeet,Loß „, to CHEQUEIt, the. I-Jouse res ()heti itself ho- C4 ' ) Pl i t n e li C L ' i l e lik e ;CELLo - 11 oldie ExcifEdt:E fi ' 9 ‘;o i'' 4 , , . 4 ;P c he wished to call the attention of the IT' ;`,, oil ° stilt e of the Finances of the Country, ill `ii),,, `ii' subject on which the House winild prn l)3 ; ' ;iltili many future oeca,sions, be t;ugageil ii .' '..' l.ir''; arrangements. lie thought t hat e i , ery tbili t' , , ,V related. to Finance should he laid be'il c ,el o l'. Pent, arid cotturnmic 'tett to the publi c ' } ,;.11 ?i , tbq pecuniary arram4ernent i v,'lCy'.l ri*.:l3E -,,:, q , termined itpon should take place. • t:i s ‘`;: : 4'.' more nece.o.o.try, on account of Ow iiiiP,, ' giving inforniatiott on the 5a11...j..,-: t . 1..i':: ! ,), 1 ) ; Now; who might cuter into peciinall i. co filen ts ivitli tioverninent. 1.e(0 1 e tli e P r ,. ° lll ll/ : . tJort (Jf . the last l'Arliament, a discussion to: i 63 1 14 b on the ,silbitet *of Finance, s't be') it : , e c t iiii' l . e the general feeling, that some. I nea4 o l - 1 ,4 , : he adopted tot the support,ott üblicP . ,, e " t ' . 4 :: :'4' t s ' e v u e l a b i i: l c x. c ti r t l ; ll :; : i l l a b il t 4 t r t :i i i tt : i l l i i li a g ti' C l i i: t ( c l) : 6 l l : l ) l nt e e lu : l t e ::co i : l t i i , e ti c' e l i :C y n l i lei t t .i i t : iii: : : : ic : ( i n: , ) f::: :: :, : ii i , of Pa:llan:cut, During the former tu'f't` ''' be had given it as his opinion, that it t he i'f; ' proper to encourage sonic measure ri' r bed i ; demption of the Land-tax ; and he ~") ; ,,t1 i i: I submit, to the Iloihe ii plan Which hc lie f d)( e ,, I Visecl for that purpose. Although t toll' . 4 , I credit of the nation 'teas rather on ~iO, pt, cline, at the time of the foript'r iti' cl ', e o t h .'e, had expreised it as his opinion, there was not. much Cause for coulPilTiool e':,,, thgt, e i * , i ,'„ that time however, the state of OW n ° oo ;t ', 1 1 ' 4 ! (lit 'was very improYed. 'This irony'veleoti 'iii" in a gr:at intait;re, owin to t'be ev k! K • ;roll 1171 1'cli had occurred in the North (3 L L ill