The Sun. — London, England, 1805-06-08 00:00:00

;,, 1 , 1. , Ninobile Ids;, ge wen:. tae ~,.ouse, the felt ii duty to t)p!'.•,-. po .vision of his. Cr any alteration .tyc.irib- it , ade - in the bargain which had b2el) entered iiCto.betweert him and His Majesty's C;overntricait; therefii— proc Pesed, as Ithentittent, 'Phat be s ax' e into consideration this da v three rtionth3. •• t n Sir n LL,Lat B gr(ii i 1 - 1 into the discuss - ion of topic s t ha t tvinat not now be fore th e House.. owever, from.a genera l v i ew - o f t History o f t h e Sovereignty of the Jsi e • o f Man, andfrom. the opinion of 'Lord Coke, and • severll other' writers on the liubjeit i 'he maintained 'that' there teas no trib una l i n this ' Country ..cernpetent di s e . 4 P °ll the rrietits tht atse.Wh en it waa first ssed Great Britain_ Lord Coke harie?,4ez,s. IlYtiated, that the Isle .of. Man was. an iriclependent ef itself that it',l.vas no past of . L . n , crlaud e n d u , •of q cnuy,tae Parliamezt ort itYor-rgilint, '4,901nd ""o had no more authority over it than i t __ p ig a have over any. ogler independent. State, ex. Ptin a case where there .was e ration a l groun 4 of 7 1 _a,s might be deemed fit with retpce. - ,1 to" 1Y tiler I ower. The Noble. Du ke had. up It under an iinpression of compulsion, whi c h ;Nei' been erased fr o th hi s m i nd ; and in justice we ► ere bound t o make him ample, compensation , h tte p l e e t s al s of the honour of vereig,tity, as well .as ry loss in revenue. - He therefore stip-; Pi)rted t b . e otwinal Motion • ,-1•10N.b. ded - w a vet; different..inferetice from i",!"' had been stated by the Piqht lionour ble i'tcrasmoeftlwardoen,e,t,,,, its his co uclu p .iidlis • froth added; that the. 'Opinions of l i ll eAtor ne) , and tc! or-Geperal, - on the case bore er , ideas he had tormed on the. silo' t h e litd;_ili d _ L liberationS..with which the C.,laims of woeii i ` : ::e il i t iti ts, ke . had been attended to,. he thought it and g rant h qf'"YiniProper to 'open the bar ;airs Lot , _ aidditinnal convensation. th e iv,"_bLES.,•I4LII.PIE asked if the opinions •of be to es s-l id °l : rt. . t .,d 'r.Y d ittid SOLLetion GEN . ,ERALI were to • to h e • g Law ;or that they were supposed Ord e cik , 442 e , ll B o ,.s ph . . any IVle.ntlier - of 'that House 7--- the ri g h t of, was erroneous . with . respea . to agland to legislate for Treland at . that t ale, as had ~been declared`afterwards in effea- by". Ititt .w a : 17 1 5 , 1 * .R 5 (Tinian rPiatil`6 . lo . tit lbw of 4 4.8 0 - 1 , Lc - ; 1 ,.__ 4 ! 14 31.. 11 1:1f9Untie4: ' the kr.TorikeY . rj. ki 0 c? , 31.1(4.1 hat! only VronOunced a t t . an y pt)111°. of' the case ; 'they liad:never, come f. _ For his, part., he thought tht,"" a °entit4ratiori oflall the circuanstarigeg of vias 0 e4Se, a Jur y y upon. the merits of eb t h leA ':':i_laig be bound to. say, that at leaSt 40741.7iir,0.,,,T-.e,ensitieration. • • . • I . l reapn ai . 4 : ie r ' g rs 4 i,-1-% that the business had 1 ) 11 4 41 ) , b e i v i, q a job; and, a. all titneitjiat conld i„ fl4 ,.t tinpr op i ti \ o " L e d; he thought the presept was the rite v er „, Lig to a. measure tioti cagl and / eitr "e f 2vy burdens to I.v.hich-thepcop).eor i ) ! A cea of t h is s r s ubmitted fOrlhe necessary ex:- . th e i r ate, 'he could not think of yoting rr4Detta bl .7, eY le , any . inclividnal; hownOr high -3•,160i‘ inereiv b f dad , L.CatISG 1.)(t of the a, t i tt - e",' Increased. • since the bargain •V••• , ..s _•4 4d . b et ,. first ii!!it contract- - w •a - 7: , ,r i tiph in c nt ci r r i , .'(l., he conceived th.it a mach Treater (It orue 6 1 : 1 11, (It:be - paid to his• rt:ryt4..d Oey, l; 1 , ; „ 1 ho . Nc.* t this. rl•eaB si:ns P l r :e wt f t e le lt nt itin ° l l set bottrrd to 4 ITlerit.- • t a ri ctli jtldtteci' the csiz•Torteci the „"ipensaticiti in ntWo-cald aspte6t, as thin for reye or iginp! A,lllotron. tic T ., l _ , r the dignity, and ni a .compensa -4l,(.bise.t,be col z e e r The stun of 70, ootA. e'ltion for di„ r t . ti t "Pearly eNhaustecl by the coin leavingbut surplus for` of the i,lnrgieLl'the claims of the Dtiko also on wil:l7.'..creatie of revenue since that period. Rpoke.at great leilgth against any -13 locd ?, . rr. and Mr. ROST?. 'supported the lr. A. great length, in favour of the 4r ' -0 4.1 R kiNd 11 `1)' .tier. Av i • • ' • 1 . 4, t t h„ LBRAPottce, and Mr. GARY N. Sn ßit . -totion, tit i l e to,‘, / ,„ • 4 end ' , ' t i t ! In favour of the Claims of the lierlfore opposed the Amend- Th e • Aye s • Noes ' I • • ' . i t Mo • Ad - • - -6‘ , 4 Ottr or th e 1 - • 1. .oqm at v rity fr-tna rem o a X l3 • ' Atitit,,, hIAILS. bt rin-11..kewart 1 1 4 D ll' I Waterftint. , ''."44`LErth, 'll Csotiltnensbulr " ) In' ' .' Wa4""ri• gh,lLlublin, .1 --........----, PRiCE OF ST OCKS Itell,4n ' - l'll4 o4Y A r rw,Lvt o'cuocx. 13 5 8 4 t ()Trillium - " . • 34 . ,0 1 N. ''''"•-.—,. wArts gslei D leg PALsum AuLAT ? ~_ L O2v.bo 54TUIDAY, JUNE lBos' ......, ......... l'lTtilaS 114 , ,1 , ' h . , ~.1 f . oin t h e C irce Fri • t ot. A. - een recel‘ es. i 1 „. ~ i h i i , 3 un c "lited off"torvla on the 09 nth of I .P- ' ' 4 ' th4 t the itoehe foc t Sqttaciron, after t,tlt.ire,nsit: it t4ts bpki n art N'evis and ‘ I‘lontserfat, ,saiied ''' 5 1 444 - -11 % 4114 a reinforcement .of h6O met) wa 40 4 ilt th e City of St. Domingo.' The 81":1- 4 from St. , on the ' nth of A Lillth ' "1 Uttir r +., (' • 1 CoGH"' ' t - •grrl to Purope Rear-A(ll.v r, ti ' ' . t h of attived ()if St, Dot ' '- ff) on tbe' 13 Pelt; n i i. .., TllllB he re- -att not undin 'the French ther,e, kk txl tt, I ' i ' g 1,,,, -attla.Ca . 4, isa , , 4441. `'ll('3 have lilAr) been receiked from; Rear ivilo7:; ('()C1t44.10., dated the. Ist' of I MaY, a t its, I -41 e tilt gal!alit, Admiral wa s 0:1' St. ', I in to t,: gly 's us great ';,;iti;si-,taionenabie(tl \\,,, "Le , 11,vo• the Cir.ib,hri in tilt': di.tieren 4t. Ir ' ll l 1 , 4-„, , ' ` • 1. 4 1 ~ Itli ' and ~ s . ~.,(0 Are tail (4!.t ~-..fen, !A-a ) 1 , Khlt,l,, I, , 4 i to guard ! ll-11-,1:14).4 ilil ..,e e:1 li‘tli.,-,.:- ~, ~' agairAt. any 1,1:.;.e: the Leetny.-- Adthiral tot..r.:x..;WQoa, With enc . Ei...tet under his c:smniand, Which consists of rile Sail of the Line, LS . -at piekat blocit'ading No accounts. b.2.0n rcceivd4 frm Lord I\TEi;s6N.iirice he - sailed in ursuit of . ..the Combined Fleeti ; tint we , have very strong reasons' to be believe that his Lords 4 had received authentic' information of 'their degination. It has been stated erroneously that, tbe Qa4 n. and the, Di-4bn had joined Lord NtLsOr PreVious to his in pursuit of the.. twiny. ‘-_The fa 4 .. is, that . these pvo ShiPs, after cony . oying - the'Tran.3ports with the Troops under the command of Gen. .CRAIG , to Gibraltar, joined the. Squadron under env-nand of Sir It. CAtbzit off l'errol. The Royal Sovereign remains at Gibraltar With Gen..CßAl9's Expedition'. - Letters from Antigua and Surinam' have also been received,. from which, for the information of our Commercial Readers, we have' made the following txtra6ls : Awrmax, Aram is.—The Ships for Leeward, -which arriv'.ed here the tOth, sailed. again on the without Convoy, btit under the prote6lion of the Shii.kenus' , Capt. liOtvr, of Bristol, a Pendant Ship, and . well armed. APRIL 27.—The first Convoy is to leave Tortola on the - Ist June, for England.--The Manchester Packet, from Falmouth, is just arrived here. SURINAM, . APRIL .5.--The Fleet from London has just arrived here, all well. YESTERDAY in the House of 031111110115 Air. GREY asked the' —IIANCRI;LOR of the 1 4 ...xcIlEal7iR whether it was probable that Ministers would be soon autho!. iced to make any communication to the iaouse on the subjeft Of . COntinental Alliances. The CIIAN CELLOR of the EXCIIECWZR Eleclined at present giv .any,enswer to the question. Upon which, Mr. GREY gave notice of a Motion on the State of the Nation, for Wecluesclay .se'nuight. A similar notice was given by LordCARYSTORT, in the House of Fcers. As many of. our Readers, especially those who turn their -attention to 'nautical subjeas, ,inriy, be &Arms of knowing some particular.' of ,the heavy 'charges brolli;lat aglinst iir Hozin Poxitpi, 3 .4'e Stlbjniil some of those particulars. of: which he was absolutelyfOnnd guilty, as appears by the evidence which:'.waS given before the Sf.lea Committee of the flouse of Commens, and which is now priming, to complete their Report., The* additional Sails form ing part of the charges„ We find were, Water-sails, Iloyal ; StUdding-sails, Galt Top-sail, and soma 'other useful sails. The articles ordered by him, and complained of as not allowed in the Service, were, ,filri!e pounds of Prussian Me Paint, and two gallons of Spirits of Turpentine for drying the paint soon, as 'lie was on the eve of sailing. These articles the'Committee pronounced " wholly 111iNtrtirthy 'of Parliamentary attention." As some little apology for Sir I-16in POPHAM, for having committed those enormous, oft aces, it should be added., 'that the.retrenchnients'effeaed by him,were upwatds of 27,5001: per `month in the Transport' Service., as well as considerable Savings in viaualling the Nos. pitals, comparatitely with the 'expenditure before he had the .conimand ; and a variety. 'of other Re. fortns, which appear u 7 the Voluminous Papers DOW before Parliament. His 1ir..14p sry yesterday morn ing went from Wind sor toßi;licsp's .Marsii,'in his travelling'carriage, with usual eszort, and the. train: of Royal Dukes, with the General and Field Officers on the taff, tircview the Yeomanry ,cavalry and Volunteer Infantry Corps cif Bucitingliainshire. A large body were waiting to receive . His VA.T 4 F,TY tilC Plata with CM" alga. 111i1/)•,ialutes; and the whole review maivuvre4 were peformcd well as conad be expeCted from Utirn7 bur of 'small corps 'not in thc - regular.habit.of being put to a& in concert with c' , ach other. The whole was finished, as is His MAJ4s•ryts 'custom, a little aftt-r when.he retinal from the line, atul re ttirned*his tr4velling carriage, With his suite and escort, 6 - Windsor." - ,This day, 114 S MAJESTY will review, -at the same place, the Corps of YeOrnanryand Infantry of Berk shin: -Ater which he:Will• go over to Wimbledon,, where a very. 'grand' Field-day and inspeition of ~ l ,t)00 and upwards of the Foot , Guards,.and the' Bri gade.of Life-Guards, will take place. After this day there . V.illbo a grand Field-day daily before Ilia MA JEsTV 4111 the Catpp .breaks , up. XestordaY morning •at .eleven 0'c10ck,.... lik MA .3F4TY, Ow DUKES o KENT- and CumagaLAvo, on imrsk.'lkel{, and H . ER NtAngwry,"the num.; of &IS •5122 x, the PatncEssEs, and De.rtrtu'Ss of YORK, at 7 teildt-xl by Generals GWYNN; FITZUGT, MANtilialS2 anr: several others, wait in three carriages and four, and a chaise an I pair, to see the Montern, by the young Gentlemen of Eton College,; they were stopped 011 Wind,;or Bridge, b) the Salt Bearers, when each ot'th:'•ROYAL FAhrILY made' them a present, and thcn proceeded on with the Procession to Salt Hill; to hear the speech spoken by. the CaptaimoltheSchool; GAO v s and Cuati were S:alt Bearers., and.. their. dresseS were very plegan t, being in fancy drosses, one of white and gold s and the other white and silver, their hats with a plume of white feathers,. -in imitation of the hats wore by the Knights at the late Installation. Master HEATH, the son of the,DOCtor, was the Captain. The weather being remarkably lioe, a very great concouti>e el pi tyle A. greater number of the Nobility were present than has bec:n recolle6ted fora number of yOari 143. h,7 3,3 Juici the. Sloop of War, of 16 guns; CHpt. I. An 1., I,: .- liatchcs frciin Gibraltar, sailed tb , :nce the &d Lord Nr.i.cotes Plea 11 , 1 Streights, and -sv-ere gone in puisuit, Gt . Squddron, .61 V.-hose .t.t4ck, it Staioi, Lordship had—acetfraie intelligence; but, cming to contrary winds during ins passage down the Mett terranean, is supposed - to be three - Weeks behind thent The Moucherlya left the Queen, of bl 3 gnus; and Roya gvereign, of tot) guns, Acitt-.1r,11 Si:. rt . BreKrltTON,ollthe fl7th nit. eruizing off Ra.'. the.latter was derached from Lord . NELsox's at Gibraltar, on account of the badness of her ..Satled theliatri with a Convoy to the Eastward. Arrived the Lady Warren Armed Ship, v. ith a Convoir from tho Easb.vard. Gaiiath of 74 glms, Captain BRISBANE, is , come into naripour to refit. • Arrived the Liberty Sloop ,of War,- with Dii- Patches frorii Gibra;tar ; mid the Frigate, from the igi,sh Chtinnel, Came in with Dispatches from Rear- 4 1:dmiral COCHRANE, frcim the West Indies, dated St. Eawia, Ist - May, the Favourite, 18 guns. She left the Squadron under him all well, at the abole period, and the Island and Troops healthy. DSAL, Jnist i 7.—Arrived .War's, Rear-Adthiralitizmr,L, llfe7,la4ar, Atelope, and Akiitiont, from ,I3rmouth ltoadF... • Came in the ilriadtte,- Speedy, Orestes, Faq; Ilaleano, and Basilisk, from then stations off Calais. , Came down from the River the 4i z, Captain MAsoN, Extra East indiaman, and the invention, Captain BRITTox, Letter of Marque s and remain. In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Leopard, St. A Iban's, Glory, , Namur, Stately, hlaLtimr, Inflexible, Trusty, Auto. lope, Adamant, Arincine, Cygnet, Speedy, OreStes, Fury, liecia, Devastation,' Discovery, Lucifer,. Vesuvius, Zebra ; six G un- brigs ; Phosphorus Fire,bris ; Ilarnionv Trans-, port ; Ann Extra Indianian, and Invention Letter of Marque. PORTSMOUTH, JUN,R 7.—Arrh-ed His 1 .2% Njesty's Ship' La Melpomene, R. D. OLIV.EII . , from the \% est-. ward islands ; Pomance, Tnompsox, from Sunder land; Heart of Ouk, MournEW, Hope, MA RTEL4, Seyile,—, and Neptune, FISH gR, from Chepstow; and , Joriiings,. AlucKt.r, from I.eith, Sailed His Majesty's Ship Ranger, C: CooTE, for a Cruize ; WllBArtty, for North Yarmouth ; Sincerity, YOUNG., for Dover; and Laindori, for Sheerness. FALMOUTH, it/NE s.—Arrived the Princess Mar low Packet, KERR, from the tAnvard Islands, 47 days passage from Tortola ; New Speedwell, PA TRICK, from Carmarthen ; Atentura, DENNIS, from Bristol ; Doris (Transport), from Gibraltar, i. 75 days passage , Commerce (American Ship), from Phila. delphia, 46 days piissar, a t i'd proceeded on for, Ant werp. The Afrnclaesier Packet, Davis, wit:l,o the mails from England, afrived at Ant'Lrua ?r1 co clays passage 'from Falmouth.. Sailed the Lord Ndon. Privateer on a Crnize. The ../b7;;.; Transport left Lord NeLsox's 4'leet in Lagos Bay, consisting of fourteen Sail of the Lne (having been joined by the qwera and Da4golo, and which were to sail on the l rth tilt for the West His Majesty's Sol'itireien proceeded on with the Expedition under C;eneral CRAW. Tho Doris fell in v.rith a .Spanish priviltee'i, of 18 on the 21St ult..'which she engaged for two hour.i, when the Privateer shered. off. . . . By the Arneriean'Ship Commerce we learn the loss of,the Ship Eliviteth, of Liverpool, and hound thither from New-York,. havin , sfoundcp.:kl on the Banks of Newfoundland ; 1 a men saved, CORK, JILVE 3.—ln consequence of the arrival.of a King'S • AlesSengiii at ,I,lOnkstown, Siiturday last, with Dispatches to Admiral Dituirr, th 9 'Tri umph, of 74 guns, which had been appointed to convoy the Expedition under Lieutenant-General Sir. EYRE, COOTE, was ordered to prepare immediately for SW,- and.she accordingly sailed yesterday morn ing : her destination- is , to join the Channel which it has been found necessary to reinfaree, from some movements of the 'Enemy's y's Fleet indicatiAT of a disposition to put to sea. . • Two King's Ale.ssengers arrived in tou'n last night, who left London last Thursday evening: the objets of their arrival has not yet transpired, hut perhaps it is conneaecit with the order which we understand has been" rem Wed here, to *prevent the embarkation of the Troops &fstined for the Expedi tion under Sir. EinE COOTE. , , it appears by _the return made. to tho !rouse of Commouk,, that, the number of Cortlintridas to the rani: of Post Citi.)t - ain by Lord ST. VINCENT during ane yel4r, that of t so!:, was lat. The inirribtir promoted. in a simii;)r in:nin>r by Earl SPENCEIt, durinir the six 4=re4r4 atyl t , „'() Enont Of his Administration, - was the plo- Trwtimis of 0.1 hi.ar Of Lord ST, V1Nc.1:1... , :Ca .A.thni rtinz3tioia hy only 91, 0:ZIG ; ' C.. s OF iiTS : -.Ai ..~ ~: tllitJ;j ; Z;ti VVrt I 3- rs I;one I):)sgess'il; . ~.:.au..., .~i i,,r; No Nl:march, Or fa,:iiil.ll:2 ha!Cto I.‘ . While LY1:).41.k was your °nil,' coat; At CI)), sigli'd in vain, T,ly days arid niglits iti love wpre 16st, Loyudd 1L1.% I,:ttn. ftol:ACu'. But vi•ith enchanting St► di n es itcr voice 4110, l} re, I,tQoveiter font a:1 44 , Would . instantly ex pin:. LYDIA. A.) (I I, for CA I. A as, dialing 13t. , y; My eciulenrapturd fie! ; And for wite + would die, 'with ,;17,; . To sluaw uey asn'fotis • ACE. 'ly, my I.vnl.A, may not Love; Titeug',) !Jut:4lll6 Watis,.. Arun retufil, Rr.,l btro...ge'r prtivc ; • 41i . j9in our LVDi'A • fitillottili hi; 1.4 excel T 1 1 ,2; 111.3 t of the And T1t0.,1 -a vci • ) . With thee and From 01,; varioliS ltniratiott3 41,9 d Tt2 1 151211611t beim t.; nine, i.101,e, oiltd the / di:41300 , (01 e it a.Mvit Titoliyl,l f Expr4:sion plead 4t.114,r exritNe tni n deiti.ti it inly appear to 11.4ie. f leis pa t;ar Mon, • Lambrob.nixi i Mg 27, IS S. ari 11. .1" vv. E 4. . , StiNnAYse'nnight, no.yat gatirr of villains attacked the,howie of a - Mr. M cr A T.., : ILO.; LAN, a - farmer at "'rallagli. NOt being able to szet entrance- . at the cloor, some of them gOt thatch 'of /louse, atici - began to tear it o.P to .gain adMittance that way. The farri3er„ terrified' at this proceeding, 'made. parley with - the &Aix,- rad9c:3, to open the dcor, if they wotild riot ill - 1 ;, : -. t; Nmself or fits family, Which they prOniis , ,A not to do accordingly. The mis , cr,ositts, howeve.r, keep their word; • for three of them, when they en tered:the house:, anted' with pistol 3, knocleci the 'rnan'and his. Wite,' find . very their. They demanded ~ what moo hottse," aicd tn2order to ,eNtort . a confc. H ••.; , much the n'inn had, 'they hesited a, griddle the fire, and barbarotisly: placed the fa; I , t'. on, until he sonieWhat burned. 1 'lC l *", 'trioney vas to be - had; 'tliefplundered („)(,, Several articl , ?s of wearing apparel, Sce. tltis Wain: the hour above-! , r , ±, v E."-!:1 , until three on Monday. morning.' Sonia tioned outside, to whom the robbers with ly applied, . it is supp,osed, s f6r iristi I nations of the above neciirious - tringa, ;. , has been made, by the sufferer before 4 :. PENSTA Esq. Justice of Peace , for' the t.„:„ ;„( Dablin, and it is. hoped that the villains be brought to jtistifT. llAtt Row PUBLI,C, SPrre Nfay . .thesi 4 NSTfe diseontinned 111 contes. - p tot.:.(N. of the neceSsrlry trevtous to Dr. Du rt.Tf eritr,ince (»1 itis.di3ty Rs P.r.lliaTRY'S succ.e , F.orift the Se;iool. .day however,' they ;v .re res Urned. The coal pally wa,i uncommonly great, and very six)n after One the SpeeLhes began ; abont three thuy Ond.e.;,t nr,d. the cox:pat:l , y ,Wttlidre . w, to the .. ditferott boardin , „ : 3 ; houses, ,to partake' of r , freshtnents. The Captain of the School thig year is Mr.' LLoyn ; lic spoke, la4t. •No. (3 - reek yvas•intro:ltteed. 'll'here , Were Many Extrai.ls from Satiost. iVi - tOrtl - :the vkitorg ere inany i`rem Canibtidge•rindOxfird; bett the nutober.'a t l O TO In(1 . pred6;nittated. Dr.. .%ve believe, was.uot theze : cited the speech of illernmriii,s• with much, 111it11ai'ion,. The roads to , town wero crowded. The ; Earl d'(:',lrsT,niumni.n's now-hDrn sQn wii;; baptised out _the Birth-Day, 'and ".i'ti;il).„ NlAJE'ra:s were iniors . b\ Oro KY • .oli a grand :FCtt.!, ' . ;, ,. algivert by his I,ordihip Breiby,' 'sent , in D. - .ll)yshire. An ox, and I`,..thr . sheep were roasted v.. and twelve Itogiteadi , alc ' t 'wee , distribUted tanong the . pripUlace, :The Child was nanuld-(inf): ,, . ,- .. .' . 01'011.31119. The il•Aivity.prevalic . :l and the' d.ty ott - %vithunint , ;•i3 . Sir jos.up:l euttroirtruent zat Horn, *(l.rule, to tit: \, LII4t Plai:tt, Tool,(,liv• last, in honour 1 .T Y's .e4th-da4:, iii the true - old 117,110 . 1A1 'style : , LUisteci tllOll - 4qt: tin of 1 tit OX, ti rent" Piallids wor o, Itipui)ch, and two 1io;lielt(14 of ale ii - Jm his Quin Itevesby. Contltess `1)11"ndi: „ route' lafit at iitr llouse in _ ' • - The - Eirl. of. IT A. 11 fi N 070 had )es tfnday. cr;'!'ll cl partv, StaW.--; ) , ,ard, St; Jkinie. , ,:s. ,Tho evenipg,an of Fits}ili(?;ilA(f, at her housc,, • • co gpgerflel , for t iir. , , 1. h c:, weok. • ,on • .frlr "I • , . ;,fl !it.; • ,it ;'; ti) t - •.. ; 1.1.‘V ti • . ji ptit. Nvitils% r, •.,, ilcrict Q. 14