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who communicated the list , now- hefore the Roust to .1 the Hon. Gentleman who aude the Motion ; he did ask That 'Gentleman if he was influenced in his • 'choke merely by seeing the list, and reading over the ntmei. Indeed, when he observed the warmth and _something like party-zeal with which the pre. sent question hid been agitated, he rejoiced in the vote he had given on a former night, for taking the business our of the House, and referring it to ano. diet tribunal. Mr. MARTIN (of. GAway) supported the Mo. this, and asked, would it not be more honourable for the Noble Vicount to be • acquitted by his ac. cum than by hi, frientls,as much as it would be more to thehoty,tir of an individual to be acquitted by a Jury, the foremm of which was known to be his Pettunal enemy ? lie would objed to no man merely because he was a public fiintlionary ; but he would examine whether in ofrhe he were not cot. • ruPl) and-Whether out of office he was not venal.— Some reference had been made to the condo& of the NAle Lord in the business of the Union. , He had. voted f or t h at measure ; but since 'became over, to tHe his Country he had often reason to repent his vote. would shortly state the ground of that vote.- - " p ", arose, a gen era l cry of 'r Qriestiao ! fuer ti on •! C;haii.!" wa s " ( , which increased much.; when it I perved by • The Spenttra, who thought that ; the argument, Into whitivthe Hon. Gentleman was entering did not lnyfellit) be ar upon the que4tion before the House. 4r. MARTIN bowed to the authority of tke Chair, and the House immediately proceeded to'di. j:lii!"-"t the question 86—Against it 219—Ma.' c,rity 133. ti lr ‘ Th l'e the Opposition Members were in the lobby, I,ir;i'li!]ttnAi reminded them that he would cer. vote of n c rifig forward his Motion to.morrow,,for a ; 'thanks to the Commissioners of Naval In. quirt', u could not well imagine, nor did . he un. 141eislando that the Minister would direeily oppose trn i, 1 " an Amendment of some' kind might he in. i i; t u rd• whicfi would lead to division. He had Il e i ::te , to request the favour' of their attendance. to while' Strangers were excluded, we were given ta unde lltand that Mr, Wristnu m moved, that his , 1 ” ~se' tite TiAlflit be . expunged . flom t h e C omm i ttee jc . ~ oti 80_IVIon anpther division took place. ,207.—Majority 127. ki journed at HALF PAST TWELVE o'Clock. THE SUN. IsoL im Qu la DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ? .. • , I, N N, winutspAy) MAY I, I SO5 W t are at length enabled to lay before our Readers authentic infor mation respeCti ng the French Fleet which , escaped from Z ef9 * t e at Toulon. It consisted , as ve ate d, of i I Sail of the Line, 74Prig'nes'. i ht it IGib ' and twn Corvettes ; they passed the Stre-g--- 0 - • 7 ta ltat on the 01.111 r, and immediately bore up for V C / 4 1 141'z ', 1) .. er°te wl 'icit Sir JoHN ditott was cr u i z i ng . JoHN first received intelligence of their ',. . 4 PRoach,hi s S "4 11 quadro n was busy in overhauling thei r .: 1 1, ana had their top-tnasts struck, and their l ar ds down to th have it all Clew set ; b ut such was „,. ',w3patch used to put the Squidron in. a st a t e to . inee t the b.:nriny, that in fou r h ours i t was in pert-ea 111 i 444". .Tha F rench ;Admi ra l did not, ' however, .nk it advisable to attack Sir joil bit notwithstund" Ong his great superio Sti t i - rity of force, for the Briti s h .. -a — eh only cons i sted of six Sail of the Line and in .3voP tigates, and had also the disativaptage.of he. g Numbered with 'rransports. ,Th e F rench Fleet 'toed dittOly into Cadiz; where it remained when th e 1,, ~, ". ;• -:. 15P4tehes were sent'efr. It will be seen by nr PlYmoutli Letter, that the Sirius Frigate, Capt. • lito'Nsit, which had arrived at that Port horn Sir Navin °Kbn, brougNt intelligence of Lord N c ',sox via Passed the Streißhts in pursuit of the French ...met. an d , . iz.— i ,„ ' of his having arrived before Cad -1 .ftlth ', "Rh we have no authority .to Confirm this 4ePott ' ' ' Y et We think it very probable; t h ere el " be !bit 1 e "uht but Lord Na Lsos . was l t ,'", t Y sunn on e of the sailing of the French lieu a nd we have 'very strong reason t o . be. liev e ,i ;',,i ,tiat they had' not above two . or three ,4Y$ start of hitn. If it be true that Lord NE LIO N 'Arri ve i 1 , /) , 6 ''' "etoreCadiz, anti that the blockade of that . 1 1 11 43 b,, . . , Iri , sen teneweti by the united Br itish Squa iitZi6thelilnelnY will be placed in a most distressing 1 "1 for the scarcit of •• Ds particolarly y provrslo • , • ) reall 1 . ' ' ms'lleeri very ?,...e,tt ac Cadiz, and the arrival i b 1. , fI . i 4r6e a ' F leet, with a numerous body of Troops -.40,,,i . r n i ty.. .") w ill of course greatly it.crcase the calit. —.............. „ 4 vetY wartn Dehme last night took place in tn t 1 ,' . Mr. ~, Q utt of Commons, on the Motion of '1 I'l/411/An ,for expurlling the rfarneS Ot t '1,. / . , t) --111011 of the S-led committee on the Tenth of some of ~t i ), : , r t ' . Nii -' Ile obiteted to Lord CATIIt I( 2 MI I !' t h e Av r p. p ,)f the Rotts, and l 'he fir , - i i ' , _r,..r. ,Its Sir WI 4t, lAns Seo.rr. ;,., ' ' Ir Ceo hi 3 Offici;tl Situatioo, ant :„ "'yr' frie'l'lihip for the 'Minister ; and t 4 " thcrs ' .l '‘'''''unt thkir public duties, which would. tender Itiol)ok'i 1. 1 ,. , ' ' )1 e l'lr thttn to attc.nd , oliikiir the COMM' t teCt """" In, :' ‘ 4'11) howeVer, were over -ruled by , a large "I"riY. Mr. NVi Non 4;4 afterwiml3 inured '") I-Xi'llnty4. h. el, , , ti '''' " 11 41"111 narft from the Committee ; bwt his p,,,,,t,;'44,4loegatived. .rh, ,••,)intnit tee i t s n.ow C_OFTI - 6 we before ttitted, of nine Allemh"' Wh° ~o voteA'agaimst Lord ,MELVILLR, 117:it Wio voted rCr and three who aid not vote at all. As a Morning .Paper' has thought proper to make some comments upon our •article which refilled the • fallacious reports of Ministerial resignations, we think it necessary to say, we never affirmed thit no difference of opinion had occurred. We well knew, indeed, that, a difference of opinion did arise bet ween Mr. PITT and Lard SI DMOIJTH, ,respeding the Person nominated for the Office of First Lord of the Admiralty, Mr. PITT having 'recommended Sir CHAR LES MI DDL ETON, -and Lord SIDMOUTkI, Lord BUCKI NGHAMsIi IRE. Matters, however, were soon adjusted, upon an explanation between the Parties ; and upon this slight and momentary difference the inventive powers ,of Fa Lion soon raised a multiplicity of idle rumours. AT a Meeting yesterday of the Common Council of the City of London it was resolved, by large majority, to present 3 Petition to Pailiament against the Petition presented on behalf, of the Roman'Ca• tholics of Ireland. The example thus set by the City of London, will, we -have - no doubt, be fol. lowed by the rest of the Kingdom. The discussion of, the Catholic Question, under the present dr. cumstances, cannot tend to any good, but may be produlive of the 'most serious consequences. On the 26t11 ult. the Corporation of Dublin, an the Motion of Mr. Gy r F %It o, entered into the fol. lowing Resolution, with 'only three dissentient voices : " Resolved, That we have seen with astonishment and sorrow, a Copy of the Petition lately presented to Parlia ment, in the name of the, Roman Catholics of „Ireland, and contamingdemands of x Political nature, which, it )telded, must he ruinous to our luppy Constitution in Church and State." A Letter from New York, dated the 25th March, stater, that advice had ()ten received that the French Force, after leaving Domirica s had prcceeded to Antigua. Yesterdri morning,-about nine o'clock, the Roy A L FAmrLy left %Vindair. HER MA j ESTY Ana the PRI mccssEs 'arrived at the Queenib-hcuse at twelve. The KING went by Richmond, where Hts MA. jrstr Charged horses, and proceeded to 11 , 4ckheath, and dined. with the l'alNcE:s of WALE:, from which place Fits [VIA,Tr , Ty . arrived at the Q • 4 4 ).•en's house' about five PRINCESS AUGUSTA tetntins at 'Windsor, on ac. count of the ill Stale of her health. As the Cities i.f,l. , ‘ndon and Dublin me.►n to Pc titian Parliament avinst the e;airns of the Irish Catholics, Nj'hsr3.Fox and GRATTAN are not likely to succeed in any attempts to rein-ve all the remain. lug restraintiupon the Raman CotholtcA in general, and which our ancestors thought essential to the security of our ennstitution in Church Anti State. A Morning Paper of 14.4 week contained a long and most invidious attack upon L rd BAREIAm, late Sir CHARLBS MIDDrirTON, founded chiefly upon the advanced age' of that most respettahle Noble man, which . the Paper alloded to reprcsmted as an enure dusqUalification for the Office of First Lord 'of the Admiralty.—But. till . it can he found that , Lord Baßroa,t' needs a amber of questions to fcfrash hit tneinoi, or till General Ga.%coirrie shall be able to bting proofs against his Lordship of a lamentable deficiency in that faculty, sve conceive that the Mornirg Paper in que,tiutt may be,content to let his Lordship occupy the situation 'Without being anxious to provide:any superannuated Substitute. Yesterday the Lotto MAYOR .ordered the Price Of Bread to be - reduced one Assize, or id. in the Peck Loaf, to take place to.morrow ; the:Quartern Loaf of Wheaten will then befourteen pence three farthings, and Household thirteen pence farthing. After whiclt his Lordship attended a Court of Common Council ai Guildhall, for taking into con. sideration:the expediency of Petitioning Parliament on the .subject of the present application of the Ro.. man Catholics, &c. Mr. Deputy BIRCH introduced the Motions (as advertised in the Reiolutions in front of this Paper) in a very animated Address, which were seconded by Mr. DI xo N. The Previous Question being moved by Mr. Wool), and seconded by Mr. jotcics, a division was demanded, and there appeared for the original Motion,. 4. Aldermen, 5+ Commoners, z 'fellers; 60. For the Previous Question, 3 Aldermen, 22 Commoners, z Tellers; i7.-33.Majatity for the original Question. Tutu "IHRATRE.:--The new Comedy of Who Wald: a Guinea P anti-the Farce of Lack and Key, were. last night represented at Covent-garden Th e ,,_ ire, by command of TH Eial MAJ s r t ts. Four of the PaxNcassits accompanied .their angist Parents, and the whole of tile. ROyal Party seemed to be in excellent health. 3.;:llies Scott, the person who stood charged With forging an Order for the payment of 2651. mi. with intent to deft.tutl'Mr. John Miers, was this morning. placed in the Dock of the Old /34ileY, on that indietment. The RECORDER dirctied an ac. quittsd, the instrument having been destroyed by the l!lisoner's ,uncle, who obtained pos,,essioo by sking to copy the Order,: to get the ads ice of Counsel.' The supplies of Wheat at the Corn. Exchange to.day are large, with further arrivals of Foreign, and, ex. cepting prime samples, it is at less price, and much of Foreig n expected; some few thousand quarters of Datitzie, being ordinary,' were sold by auction at 62i. to 69i.; nrime Barley as vur 1.,,t, other sorts at lean, and some Foreign at hand ; there are several foreign cargoes of Otis in the River, and way be expected lower'; in Flour, and other articles, we see no particular fluttuation. In consequence of the betting at the. last Newntar. ket meeting runnip;g, so high in favour of Holtrou Y and CO. sharing, the Two Thirty Thousand Pound, in the preient Lottery, ail ranks of persons daily crukvd Olcir Ofiice to übiain those valuable Prizes. '.AV/IL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 19.7—Arrived the,Fisgard Frigate, of 41. guns Capt. LOrd.M. R. KERR, ftOM 'Gibraltar ; 5 11 C Confirms the account 'of the Toulon Fleet having passed the Gut of• Gibraltar, ant', it is norther reported, that they have put into Cadiz, anti that Lord NELs3N was blockading them. The Toulon Squadron, eleven Sail of the Line, and seven Frigates, full .of Troops, was within a Isalf day's sail of Vise. Admiral OR D E'S Squadron, when ,he had - intelligence of the event.; his Squa. dron was -then- busy overhauling their rigging, top.masts struck, and yards down, to have it all new ,et up; bur as aaivity, when the Enemy is near, is the ,soul of a British Sailor, in fi.4ur hours the 'Whole . .Squadron, six Sail of the Li ne, and two Frigates, were in perfea older to _meet the Toulon Squadron, if they chose to ri , k a rencontre—Strange to veil, the Enemy avoided Sir J. ORDE $ little Fleet, and it' is supposed had. some intelligence of Lord NEL 'SON'S Fleet being at hand, and most manfully made the bast of ,their way into the Harbour of Cadiz, where they are at this moment. Great scarcity of provisions, particularly bread, prevails at CaAiz, and in the adjacent Country, so that the addition of nearly 20,000 French soldiers and sailors wil aggravate the horror' of starvation among the poor Spaniards,. by so many faithful Allies arriving in the Part of Cadiz. It was the Repulse, of 7+ guns, and nut tiv.. PLn tagenet,- which arrived litre yesterday from the Channel Facet. Ai rived the Co/pays hired Armed Schooner, from the Westward. Arrived the Sirius Frigate, CApt, PROWSE ) with Dispatches from Admiral Sir J. ()ROE : hhe also brings intelligence that. the Toulon Fleet have reached and th.mt L,rd NELSON 16 bluckail. ing them, • - The Defence, of 74 gam, one of Sir, JOHN ORDS's Squadron, it said to have struck' ob the Rucks, and to have received much damage. PORTSMOUTH, &PRI!. 7.9.—Arrivifd His Mit. jesty's Ship Daring from a Cruiv... ;Tigris, man, Capt. CHARLEi GRAHAM, from the Dowils; hound to the. --nst ; Fame, Ns SilToN, from London ;,,mod Friends, TSNL EY, from New castle. • ' Sailed His Majesty's Ship Calcuiia, with sealed orders, Went out of the Harbour to Spithead, after hay. ing undergone 3, thorough repair, the Prince George, go guns, Capt. LosAcg. Also about ten Slit of Copper bottonmi Trans ports were ordered out. to. Spithead to take on board Troops. FALIstOU rit,. APR! 1, 28.—Arrived the Dot gor (Spanish Ship), of about Roo Cons, from Lhna, bound to Cadia, with cochineal, indigo, copper, Scr. valued at about 20,0001. ih cargo, and 4.0.0061. in specie, prize to the Greyhound Lugger, of Guernsey, of so guns, and the Brig Eliza, Capt. JOHN kite*, of Liverpool, of 14. guns, captured on the.sth inst.,. Also arrived the American Ship Briirhers, Capt. GAUTT a 28 days from New York,, with 3000 bar. rels of Ina', for orders; Last evening artiest! the Ploi,er Sloop of War, o f i 8 guns, from a Cruize ; and His Majeity's Brig Gannet from Mount's Bay. COWES, APRIL so:—Arrived last evening five sail of Transports, iro" Waterford, having on board the remaining part of the 99th Regiment. These Transports were driven back, in a gale of wind; to Waterford, some time ago. They are said to be destined for Guernsey and Jersey. Sailed this morning the Danish Hoy ifaratn Ma ria, Capt. JEPPESEN, CST Gliel 11Sey • SHIRR It NRIS, 3o. —Went out of liArbour the Diligence. Several at the Bs!tic Convoy wore obliged to re turn to the Note tast night, bUMC with the loss of anchors, owing to stress weather, it having blown II strong gate tram the eastward.' The 14th:a continues at anchor, with the re.. 'winder of the Convoy, at the Warp. The Jan Armed Ship 'continues the Siglal iog fur Couvoy,to the 1?-lhe. Ships at this Port—Zealand, Serspis, Thalia, Winchel• seas, Ceres, Magnanime, Vestal, Valorous, Combatant, Ot ter, and Diligeme ; 1)111; Artlligt t , e4rtess, Desperate, and -Sharpshooter un: brigs ; and - overat ire - vessels atlas .lionth-tcndels. DP4I/ 1 Arlin 30.—The Vesuvius and Devassu. tion Bombs come down from the Note . , and remain. "Che Many Gun-brig Came in from her station of &tiled the ilebe and AraiTrigates; Raillerir and Harty Sloops ; Bloadhound, Bra;zer, Pincher, and Alonkty Gun brigs, fur their Stations oft - Calais. Arrived a Ship under American Colours, from Amsterdam, bound to Liu via, with specie, and a very valuable cargo, detained by the Lucifer numb. Could not get her name in time for post. Sailed the Nelty, Capt. PickNLEY, lot the River. In the Dawns—Monarch, Utrecht, Diomede, Ariadne, Tamales, Speedy, ()testes Autumn ; Hermes and Z.:pn ) r Sloops ; Fury, Volcano, ' Explosion, Prospero, Zebra, Dc. VaSLitiort Vesuvius, Lticiirr, Hecia, and Discovery Bornbi tWCIVV etta-brigs, anal Arr EAST INDIA DF.TAILS. Is a Dispatch to the G ,vernor.G..mtral, tilted fiead.quarters,at laslhi, Oclober rcjrfa, G.,t. Lake transrnizs the account ; - .1 the transatitori of the Siege of Delhi, by MARI., wide!) ite had received from Lieut.-Col. Ochterlony, the ,A:Aing Resident Mere. Colonel, 0. states, •E o.s the filmt.,approach of the Enemy toward's and the p,tssibi lity of his direeting his route to - thii city, I judged it advisable to Call Col. Burn from Stharanp u re, t h e battalion late D.)wiut R.ao's, under Cant. tiara qt., from Rotuck, and a battalion of N. jc.t.bl, tinder Lieutenant Birch, from Pannipur. this inrce was added about zoo Najeebs, under Lieut.-Colonel great, udder a Naive named Kh ,jah 200 tinder another called Nli!gul . Beg, and something above zoo belonging to the usual police and rit4.4rt Establi - slitnent, about ',zoo matchlock. men, besides the regular Corps above enumera ed, and four Companies, duty strength, of the 17th Re gitnent." lie then goes on to mention she,wretched defecce. less state of the 'decayed walls of On the spur of the occasion, were a little repaired, and a few of th: parapets fitted for.the . reception . of cannon. On the first approach" of .the Enemv, on the 7th, a detachment 'of Itregnhr ; Cavalry, - under . Lieu;e 7 nant Hunter, of the ad Bittalion, 4 , llRgiment; ac. companied by Copt. Carnegie and Lieut. Rose, moved owl() reconnoitre ; but this Crovs had be4:o ill aff:4cd, and refused to actrai,oint the 'Enemy, and most of them went over. Three htt:.(lred yatties who had been stationed in tile Old - 1. 4., rr, fused to withdratv with Cant. Manuel, attd joined the Enemy. Indeed:the Irregular Cavalry seem to have been totally disafr OA, and 9104 i of them, at.. terwards, when &retied to cross the Prima to pro. cure supplies, refturd to obey, and mostly diverse-4i or joined the Enemy. On the:Bth the Enemy cannonaded the City wall, and made some trenches, which were repaired as well as possible during the night. A sortie was resolved upon on the 9th, and Lieutenant Hunter volunteered his services ; but it did not take place till the twit, when a party of 200 men from th' c 2 d Battalion, 14 , 1 i Regiment, acoimpanied by Lieu. tenants Evans,.Heathcote, and Locket, and tso men from Captain Hartioes Corps, tinder Captain Car. negie anti Lieutenant Woodville, with. a reserve of fiftymen•and a sitc.pounder, under Lieutenant Dick. _Son, moved out under the command of Lieutenant "Use. They succeeded in doing a great deal of in jury to the EtteMy, whose beaten Corps were mis. taken•for ours, and fired on by their friends, so that they must have suffered very much. On the 14. th the .Enemy's' guns opened in every direaion, and under cover of _this a large body of in. fantry, preceded by tiairrs,,:m;de an acsitilt at., and near the Lahore Gate; but were tel wised .with losS. Lieutenant Simpson,. of the 2,i Battalion, t th Regiment, Was killed by a cannot shot at the Agi. tnere Gate, Where he commanded.. On the Istit it was f o uod that the Enemy had letreated, and ti,,arty was detached to. out off any guns ar baggage that might be in the rear. he duty during the siege was very severr, but both men an I office:a discharged their duty with the uttroat :411ctiry, anti ztal. Colonel Scott, ReNitieut at Delhi, died 41- Agra or! the 27th of Septetreaet---Lieut.:Coh 04tcrhirty been diviinted in his room. The Calcu:ta Gizette Extraordinary of the Loth Novemlwr, contains an ZlCCOUnt'frorn Wallace, of the t 9111 Dragoons, dated. Camp before Cliagdore, o.c.t to, of his in Itch towards that place, the capture- of a small gurry in the village of Un dersobt, in which there was gartison of /-1-.lkat's, he having, on the Bth, detached a hattalion, with two 1 2.poundersagainst the small Fort of Ltuilool. gam, in which there, was a garrison of liolk.tr's. Some success was. .expetieneed, but ,a desperate resistance made by the Enerny,and Capt. Browne, the Commander, being killed, the Detachment to .k post in the Pettalt. A reinforcement. under Major Sy. moods was sent during the night, and the place was stormed on the '9lh-willi complete success. Lieutenant Pitrvis, of the Madras Artillery, like. wise fell on this 'occasion. In a letter of , the tith Ceober Lieutenant. Co. !cane!. Wallace announces the surrender of -Chandore by capitulation. Chandore commands mite of the. best passes in' the range of hills on which it stands .to Candeish. It is naturally very strong. ABSTRA'cT. —E urSpesris, 3 killed, ' wounded. —Natives, 6 killed, 21 wounded.—Total 9 killed, 37 wounded. Or ICIER s John Browne, 7.d riattahon, 7th 1 1 ‘,;intent ; and I.;ieuten.ini Purvis, Ist of,Ar. OP rictus Wovl4 ()F.D.—Lieutenant . Parlby, aci 13 . ,Attalwn 7th Regituect. (Signed,! I. cOLlitikOOK , ,Camp before ,Chandare, Dep. Adjt. Gen NiZ.Sab.l , otees., oetober le i 1804. ' SPORTING I NTELLIGENC4, NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, dos. TVLS,DAY, APRIL " 3 The King's Plate of roogs.- far.; yr, old Mares carrying toss. IL C. 1). of Gratton'i b. in. P,oasA, 4 yrs. old (%valked otter). Mr. Abbey's ch. tn. Nlargery, 5 yrs. aid - Fifty Pounds by Sub.icriptiou for 4-yr. olds 7st. 91b. r c,tds st. 311), 6-yr. olds and agtil Bst. 7lb. K. C. Sir H, ‘iiilianison'i b. h. Vi...l l tmo- 5 trs. c'4l Mr. Nlellislt's br. it. Pipy c yrs, t.ld I>. of ration's.b. in. Parasol, .1. yrs oil - Six t o 4 oil Walton—high odds agst Pipylin. The Claret Stakes of 200 gs. each, h. ft. colts, Ssi . 710. fillieS alb. • ' Ld"Crosvenor's b, c. Thogatell.:. by Sir Peter. but Of Trifle ",'ir C. litinbury's b. c. Youit.2 Whiskey, by Whiskey - Mr. Whaley's b. c. His Itovil Highness, by Sir Peter. (lain by'Brtish' Mr. Whaley's b. c. by Sir Peter, out of the dam of His Lordship M Pd Mr. Coventry's ch. f. Maid of Kent, by Overtop, out ot . l4erissa _ Pl 4 - 3 No betting. Lord Sta.wcll'sCloriatta, 7st, beat Mr. Pantores taoti. Bst. 71b, Across thr Plat, isogs. h. 11, ,Encornter, Ssr.. beat Alr, 111.11 i: this Pipylin, Sst 31a. Ab. F,i. 54gs. Mr. Norton's Quid, Sq. 41b. beat Mr, Wastell's l e urnbaso o t). I, soi;a.. Mr. Wats,..n's Lhottm Vitt, Sst. 81b, rce. tags. fruat Sir Shelley's I olio, E st, gib, Rl4l io) , ;;; , is, it. hi r. W4st t al's pt. 1 . 310 tc4, ft. fram Foley's fiippoOmptis s Bst. 71b. both 3 yri. old, Across 'rho flat, 20ogs. it. ft. „ ch. e, WQQ4cot,. by .cuildibrd, yr old, Ur. itb..to,.z. ft.fu , nl rlr. e. chi, 76t. A.crr:, , s flat,