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lief or imprat'entenr, but to - elicit the opinions of tarts H owie o . k t o rice r t io, , tt effectual ineons trf ar. riving at these ends. 'lle undonhteeify had opi nions of his ; but the statement of them on this occasion would only anticipate a discussion, to orbirla 41.,. v woultl properly belona. • ,Tiet . )• e of abseeee, nn aceourt of 'argent nets, for one mouth, was granted, after some ob jection„t., • ,GENF.ItAL NeTcys. • . . 'ANTI. Jo rrs inquired whether the exueuse Of the mtnotineot to 'the memory Of the late Gener'al Pic too was limited to 3,000 gnin'eas ? lie asked the' question, beeintse he 'understood there were in Paill's monuments to officers of the rank only Of tit e , eaptnin; which had cost 4,000 gttineas... Mr. LONG saki, the .subject beitctiged to tlo: Partment of the Treasury, which had litnited the. , expense to 3,000 gitineas. Otrecanie of the dif-' Certlnce iu . the expense ttlitttled : to by 'the Kirin., Cli.utlemqn, was the - great , triteratiOn which harl'. thken place •in the prig of marble,' Which' from"' six 'guineas had' fallen to tWO AttinkaS t foot.— " Getteral Moore's . nuinittnent 'lnn' cost .1,000 gni ilea.; ;1)14 it WAA to he observed; that' 'when (k -iller:tr.-Moore - ft.ll, he was the Commander-lin- Chief; . • 111r,JONItS Was not satisfied with the Hight. thou. Gentle'ntitt'4 explanation, anti shotdd there fore talo an' opport unity of bringing the subject ` . f)eforethe House. On the motion of the . CitANCeet.Olt of the Ex.: ,cnEO.UElt,' Ih Hiirtse svetit into COM ill it tee on thie liank[testrietion Bill. After a short conver sat it, , t bet iveen'theltight 'Honourable Gentleman and Mr. Tierney, the report was ordered to be rc-"i , ceired Monday. hi COmmittee of Supply,. and the Committee oflV,.ys and Means, were turstponedtill.Monday ' text, bronghtlip the Report of the Clergy Re-; sWericze Orderetito he read a third time on Nlondoy. Th e itcond reading of the 6rown nd Bill was deferred till fileminy, • wEsTERN moved for en Accoont of all Writs of Exe— cution issnedtigainat the bodies and goods of Debtors during the three last years. Ordered. , . Lam) .V.T4O m ,IN'S Aittgx.s. „ • • If . e k4tANeet.t.ott,..o. c t h e isxcueciue 'rose, in put . sivince of his notice, to call the tttention of Cat llonse to die y collect ton_ of nit,.bieS posses of the .I%;loof.Vil,gin.. Towards the close of " the last 'of Parliament, the. Noble Earl hvl presented a Petition to the Uouse„praying that an inquiry might be made into, the value of , Iris cdileetion, which he was desitOus of selling tit tiorernMent for the use : of the:miltlie. The eir-- en:lt-stances under which 'the Nohi . k.' Lord had heeome possessed. of those e...,, , te1t1e5s were so well known, that: tare It.;ght 130,rtourable• Gentleman vrintid not tttztible the 'louse at any length on the %übjert.. They were acquired .by hint,• in theronrscktt . his Isis-, F,ittn to Constantinople, with the , greittst exer tiorts, tind tIC , a very consider a bl e eßinnice; and might be . justly' emisidered as the "sno!it r,zinahle works of art that hid ever-been b'''egan troll' the wefiterti parts - of 111nrope. Every person acquaint . ed,with that Ica& f4ortl must be aIV;II . C . , that his (47jett 111111 t - 141 1 401:411 ifit'eCt IA to the advance tneut,of the arts ~`but irvink unable, rrow stances wh:ch it was die's): ititheeesaary to repeat, , to fulfil hi\ munificent , intentions, he WIIS »attt rally anxious that the public should enjoy the tok, viintagg a 4 h;814,b0ti04. 0 . 414 to, 419.4ttn0upt,...,0ghe remuneration to be given to his Lordship, ;he .Honourable, Gentleman wished to leave- it to the judgment of the House..., The• collection tote; Clo well know'' to tnake it necessary fOr hint to, refer to the opinions of ilk: most eminent Artists ; it Was, beyon l aU ,question, the • most . apcient and gennitte that had ever, appeared,. anti : tt ,tire eonntry would be 113741 rally proud posSetis itig!ii.tpuss, of models for the Arts, which the united etillections of Europe could hardly produce.' The , Committee, however, for which he kitentle i l to would be enab led to citilpr9ver A ndges he- . forttthein in order to ascertitio the value. 7 It o'as agieett, MI both' shies of' the House, that, in the preient situation, of the, country, it was- in the highest degree de.irttble to aYQiil any, unnecessary tefpentitpre . httt'it should pot be forgotten, that . it the present opportimity were missed; ti might, Ivey occur again.' He-saw no prospeet but in, thtt;conrse of a short tinte,:-these extptiSite works I otAets,Mnstbellispetsed, or disposed of to foreien poreha. ers, The,Hvstse had before an opitottooll y ci.iitiFing a valuable collection, and they had, for 1 1 I,l*,lie.purposes, & op public ~;reeled, ;tvailed I hem- 4 selves air. They 1 1;1 41 , I c r , e ;bet:tiler oftt more 3hrLeollectiots ; and it was certainly one of the most, wonkier : lld events, of the day, that the e.Ol, of 1 become the property of ti nAtiteof Cal,2dona. The de:‘,ire of conferring ll'on,'ietr thearti OS Well pS on the. arias oftidy y was the Object, of his , tnotion'; for, of the arts, sculpt ntewas.a.t pre,seut, the least tio,o ishing In England. lie should, - themfore.,t. was - c, !lig .Saline. Coi n toil et: he appointed to envitc 6, het her ' the ColleCtiita of the Earl Of Elgin ought to be, • pltrChiCic ' tt . alit.l it Whttc fol A itt tti I)rk olcre t t.for it i and that the saitiCapooittee should ti,Jotrro front plitac to` 0'; tee, teat • t tiAg,;+, 1 ,,,,ver to Ot i t:W011;$ : ot art, aurf' to eall p , rs'nts'befOre them: • did uou, mean to • oppose tbd inot i o. : 1 , !H thought the ouse Ctill - Sa. t er A tobassatior'ought to be permitted t 4 ttvnit hiiiiseif of his., character to possess smelt ralpide 'monument*, and afterwar4 to con. vort tilt tti tp Isis °WU Me, : it was Incatts he re presented a great and powerful 'country fhat he. pirssessed the meals haft obtaioing them ; and the Il should 10: ttnfitr,ther titan to indemnify t bio t for his ex perre4. • Mailetord want ;nt e ok-ns thetntuntit tee Or . flit ex tent of his futilities.. As to obstacles in rorpling a ITASoftrthle eshi,itette , ite,eoneeived it would nut tie fo' , lid SU (j cult i& thelion.6cut.. Seemed rothiolt. th . tty woulA t t i do'Nvas, to 41(pliN I.o.lcther - ttiese marbles, i e re.te a llv,rso vtdualde to the pitT ) lic as they wer e repre,,elited to . be, .then ..to.. OSC.rtitiii, wth k t iw th ey hc had expended in pvueuring and bringing Orem t 9, this country. 1t would the n ren n a i n fo r thellouse to , 'eciik upbu - the sum to be given •to bii Lord- Ehip. . . . . kr. GrmDoN ‘viSlied the Right ILm. man to postpone this measure till the coint(ty liatl be. relieved (rum the.very heavy - burl bens which now oppressed•it. Mr. TiouNciv said, that no man could feel .more . anxious' Ilittni` himself that these works of art sinoild fiat be scattered over the country, or be stniered to leave it. if it Were merely intended to out , encouragetnent to antba - sadurs to en lid) their Ctitintry'whh works of Arta, then it was creditable to the Right lion; Gentleman •hut if • he meant that the 'Noble Lord, availing' himself his official character, should - no'w call hiniSelf' the possessor, he would not agree to the motion. lie thought it improper, ill the present situation of our finances, that the. House shbold be invited to purchase thein, , • I ilr. LONG tinulkieveratremarks, 'and lis oerved* that it would be to - be rei,Jetted, if the public lost this opportunity of obtaining a collection wore' useful than any tither that could be tumid for the" improvement of the' arts: If the House feruSed to 1 purehase Ai , collection of Lord Elgin, it would be. bard . on Cs Lordship to he prevenseA l'i4ini dis posing Of i t otlii:r w ige. . . . Mr. PitgSToN . thought, that if . Ambassadors were ,encouraged to make these speculations, many might return home in the character u; incr. diants.. ' • . Mr. tißgtrOu An, bad understood that the par• cbase,Qf this colleetiot: would cost 40 or 50,0001. and he could not:think the pres_ent a proper tithe for, pressing it. lle therefore moved the previous question, which was secondM by Sir J. N'EWPOI{T. The CHAN't;,KLLOiI Of the ENCfIEQUERSithI, the , Committee to betippointpd %void(' of course 'con-. shier the .tvtestion- of ,the ex.pences of the 'Noble Lord carefully, and.fiee also whettur they had been properly applied or.tint, . J. 14 say,/ no good ground .I fur taking up the stibitet at sonic other time.„.. if. the business could he a,djourized, %%lib a fair and full security for our retaining pussessiuk:Of this . 'rl ! ost v;iftint)lo. 6!..ife,0ti,)1i.,. it woula certahily be . roVerabte , - 13i4it - iiptriti, be very buttheritOttiii to Lord . E.lgiit to he achurred . from seliing i t to titly body else, „while l'ailianicqtthou & ; . ht, tit tOtefiise to p oi chase ii.• _ .. i . ' . . , I`lr. tiitiL\ 10N thoulif it of great.iniportance aseevtain whether this collection had iwer: pro.. cured by sttell means as were honourable to this ,country. . \Ve %neve at present looked et with mach attention, untl, perhaps, jeuiousy, by other nationip,... and many in a neighbouring conuiry, might re..- ,joiee to find us, tripping. Ile hoped. the. Ctitn ittit.te4 would be careful in t , eving th.:i the ivlin'e Ira:nat.:6on wah . eons!:oant with ouruatiou,tl ho- t If tht'se renntin of antit i iii.y. troe not , acquired, he hoped shvuld litiVC tat tttj y ' to,tio with Cheat. said; it Was extrenick, det , Able fat: thc, Co!igtiite.e to impire into tie 12 ,.;, ;( ,.. i Aloud i•. !lo 5 indd dart vote • 'for the Committee, it • lit. did dart think it essential tai aieert th':`ti. what. bail been done was eQui-,' pati,ble wit II the Nei.;Zde Lurd's and with the Coon tfy`s honour. Th:' fl a for the previous . qitestion 14 •,14 ne gatived, and the °vigil:o inotion tVus cant ed. , A Committee 'then appointed, rot r , isting of Mr. )&ankes, Mr. La o Sir G. Clerk, .Mr, Douglas, .Mr. fludiisson, Mr: )hornet, Mr. Croker, Mr. W. Smith, Sir T. mr, V. titzgetald, Mr. C. tirynhe; Iri'.lYoll:tee,•, and some others.— . -/djourned till :\londay,', FOREL - 61.N . INTELLIGENCE. MAIL/. [RECEIVED LIOT M 11,allottan, Fan. 15.- 7 —lt is asserted, that the. King of France has. formally acceded to the' sO-, letnn alliance concluded on the2Gth of September at rarii,.bctWeen the Sovereigns tit 114341; Ati-; stria, and Prossia. BM:SW.B, FEB. 17.—Since the - 15th . of this month all the troops cum using the right' Wing of the 'Army of Occupation, receive thtqr'sulisist 'ence from:the Magazines that have been formed' for OW purpose; the 9fficers receive an allow-• once in money, each aceoriling to his rank ; thus the inhabitairts have merely to provide them With lodging. - The medical department of 'the English arniy, which was at Antvi'err, is gond to'Vatenciennei, where it is to remain ;is long its the' ocenprition'' of Frrine,e con Omits: ~111 that belOov,..t.O.Jite bei,t-quarters and the administration'Of tir4Te siao oral, is gone to Mattbeuge, where General Woronzow is with iti's Whole -Staff. This has given the town a vc,ry-iyety appearance, inhabitants of these towns now begin to .conceiVe that the 'abode of ,the Allies in France 'Will be very advantageons -to 'them. 'Letters frorti'Lille state i : that the organization of the cavalry and artillery in that fortress, at Donay and: Amisi gocs'On but very slowly. It has not yet been posilble to liring the regitntnts to a greater number than 200 men. The military ... ,Air..llKgs coneeived-that the COnuilitee ought i bilnai at' Line bas' beett.tryiug several iiersinis fur to ;11,inire into thejnoniner in which the Noble i sedionus discourse. '- • - - • •- , -1 2 .I.,tirti bcciirne pilsteg.Cd of these works of a r t, Aul d i ST. Pfl.' E11. 7 1 31 .1itqH,J.4.N.30.--ThelteOsian army the emltnics.wltich lr had incurred; Mitch would ' whi , - h has been hitherto • chiefly cloatliod in Bag-- depend int the resillt of ,that investigation ; for it i list, cloth, will in a short time he entirely eloath. would, then aprtear.,whot degree of yes! ed riglt in I eil iii the nlautifactPr!... ol the RA-Lilian -lim, , ire.—A 11 , 0 „, mar bl es , th e p it hil a h a d a l r e a dy ahvi i re d,,...— 1 Cu minittee isitiritit.l tPr . thio 1141Ppote fit AToseou'.. ile thOlight. it ,would nave: b.cti Letter It A i m 1 The cloib is to be,delivered by th'e - ttitt'or 1 . 845-; Noble Lord.had , fis.ed some price, instettifof l e avi n g i tinA. the mattniarturet . s are invited by ti lt: d overi f.*- it lo Parliament.. i . 1 ineut to fake pattt in the'eontracts. -Mr. AlEUVliaNtrfir agreed that it wris tt r t uitter i : ST. PET liitSßUlWit, • 4 AN ' . 2.4,—The ntarriageof 0 E- public duty not to Itulitout a preeedeta : to Ain- . 1 , his Eli; hticts the Crown Prince of IVljrieniberg balisadors tq ara . il,,themsefyes o r thcirisittoltiott to ; with the. Grand lilticliess.-of- Oltleuburg, let ' s so obtain such property, alit! (hen toeonveiti it to their letnniivd on the 24th at Court. 1u the inoi:iting own purposes. He was sure, howeve-r, that the a salute of artillery (rout the fortress aliuounvecl • etleinttity, which was perform ea in the Appel of the - Palate in ,presence of the litniteror Ennitre*s•, the tranttPtichss Aline, the d Dfikda.,Constnntine, giihalas Michael lin! the foreign Princes. the Grand Duthesstcltsl;f• • . tiny bad a small crown on her head, and teicarier ~clvet, mantle, lined witb ermine, theital , of ti which was. borne by four Chantbet tains, and the end of it hV Prince GAgarin. • WuntLERG, FEB. 3.—ln the §outh part of the finest 'of. Thtningen such an innten:;e quantity of snow has:fallen, that the•rods Are quite stopped up . , arid houses of two stories high ur, to tbe roof, so ,that passages, of .t %%Tire or f o urteenfeet long have been dug ihrough it to get at the house &nits. Grerit et%;x3t ,f.. tac Cb~u: ier, sc ant liy_ he 4eAtl of tI c Duke f Roban. Some niftouscript collie!: a the will r,r Qacen Alaric-Aiiiainette liar been palliidt circulated; The fotaatth:g is a fragment of it • - " Althou.7ll it *as lay visit that the I):lncest tiartu-'Fheresa,. my, ilatightef„;:hould marry an 4, • rcl3, ‘ doke, her Cousin on ILle. 'Maternal side; ns , the desire of 1;:te 4ing , inv hhsband ,Wal i that site should lie ui ,ell to the Dote of Ango ll 7 ' ort` of.t;onnt - IPAitoi ' s,.li is ditele, 1 engsg 6 all son (King Louis Charles)_ t421-41;i1.this desire as soon as she shall he in it stste to, accomplish Irttly son is r- astioCd tit ttign, request IDY sister to direct him, at least in the 'first. isier ('` ,Xtfininistration: .it Ic is - condettinedto pass in prison the sad days ,of his tied the' 'bitterclaysof his tl it is theatreetioa Ou I, of my sister that I'hope fur a thitlgation of 'his • afilietiont." • An itEtioir %PAS have beeil hrinfglit for triages by artipattish. lady, Ma.daniniseile Gonsales 'against' Marshal &MIL Thi s l a dy - ref olded that the Marshal having abused his authority to tiro / her to't he 'French Party, had by-that nteaftsl*cft the occasion of the loss of. her fortune; for _ he ought t - n bar. Fur '5000,11°441 however, the uffiir Iti,s .dropped—and a cls.° 6 : presented4o,llie AtniiiEnte.iit-favour of the' 13r '' shah- - ' ...i? • - uatt,' - r.an. N ci o c i a ti,,ns 'which are on - bc"ttveva - Eitiiitutlatid the I.lolysce" . ' I.itive.ro tit situation of the Catitulies•io are similar wittt i'russia; the, king(tuni Di 11)8' LoWer Com)trics,, the I in' :of I,V anti irtentbagi .!: even with the Empercir' of Itussi.t,#,&.l.C.iug of 'Faa, Alliblssador' 1 4 711 1 Stewart, attracts ,nttuilt notice., t r ite , day of the fate given by the "Merchants td the F t i "Pur°!?,,4 l ,9 .N0111c,1•0111 , 1sayint observed O vt ' Ladies of his ar.uaint a nc e i n on e o f boxes, by a le ip reijuired considerable ex. cajun, jumped Into ,it, by which the atteot ia4 of the whole company Ae-.ls drawn too-ords• '; •• . FRE:\ FUNI)S, Fu3.e=t' t `'• 5 - pet Ceiits. , t 3 f. eo 4 HAMBURGH MAiL Dicaiv Ti qs, 310RNING.1 ST. PETERSBU,RGH, Jay. 27.—From the reports received by the Russian American Cotu:'Ca'nv, it appears that on the Iltli of September, brig Maria, belonging to the Companyoitrrieri at .ochozh •with a•eargO Of' furs of' the'Atilliici. of 800,000 roubles, and . 1 5 ;000 . Span i piastres, for the Company's account. The" ship Discovery, ; which was. dispatched in the year 18.13 from Sitka, or• Baranow's Island, with fors, - to Ochomk, lid 'returned safe to Si Sitka inOctober, 1814. The ship Bering was not,.so fortunate. On its return -with ti-large cargo, it was•shipWreeked opon4lie. Sandwich ISlandS;:itvilere tile carga'was plundered by the savage inhabitants., trnasAw, Fan .s:—Bya decree ottlieViceroyGe+, neral Zajoncielc, the kingdom of Poltiol is di%i,:cd, info eight provinces or tuttiwot/ships, viz.cl:o4ok, !Sandomir,Kalisch, lacltia, and :I.ugnstow. The capitals 'are, ofc29co*;sl •Miehow, (the free city ot. Cracow.atol itss7tertii. tdr.y tieing excluded froth that province,) <if San.... 4 11.adoin K•iilistei; tile town of .the s to n e name, of. Masovia, War. 1 saw, of Pedlachia,,Siedlec, and of Augnstow Su :walki. In these capitals will be the seat of Ike, .Cononissions, formetly Prifectiires. •rfltc liing(lom of Poland consist,, accOrdiqg to flit - present firganiiat of 39 cii*s,.soliVii tali) 77 tlis'triets ; tile circles, in many it:suit - et:es, contlinitig scveral clistricts . 'file tenants it, the• S:txon Pal4cc'have..reccived orders in ;pit puitl6. diately to :roptke iivitti'''fo,c the SiAI mender-in . -Cliicfnf . the PolitivArmy; a ti for , chi , . l'ulisitCommanditnt . of the:City. - FRENCH - PAPERS, • • r -(ILECEIVLD LAXT NiclUT.) ; 91.• PM UU lEs I'd, Ih.. , The comic de , Al ir o•ril,l9 will' develope „in the kecuct Committee of ‘A'e(tocstiay ths 21it, , ti pro.: 'po , ,ition to beg I:is nijesty ttot, to defer the time of his Coronation. • • • PARts, FEB. 20,—Every where in Italy - they, are 4 l t convents AF Jesuits, he iiirtnVer,of N ov i ce s is already rely eonliderable, • - • - The Co,. t of !laden, one iif the two. Powers:6f ,t Germany, whielt had not 51,bseribe„,lt he 414 of t!.e . ! Confederation of Vienna, has acceded to this'ptief It is said, that the I . ‘,toperor of ii9ssia proposet to take a, journey to SVara.w-, attro,,,,artis•yrCer lin,and from t heave to "kit floliamt. It s said that Marshal Souk will e , tabliSli I $ rdsiile,tice, , , . . The ,Ite3olutioo.nf the: Clhanth'er:Ofl relative•to the taking awfay the.peosions of the .tuarlie , l Orgy was 4; a`rritit up to Otte-as y4i terttay• Thire has been arrested - Orlrh9urg for- • woinall; who heti ()ed to aliread: alarming. reports. • • • The . lingliih- army bai 'conclud e d its. 'embark.' Winn . Celitis.' • • • • It is asserted that the letter of her Maje,sO i tl44 Queen of France, found among the papers ofr, Courtois, and addressed to 11ladatue. was dated a few bouts before her ileatl), and alga appear a testament worthy of, her, shared the virtues, the throne, and the suisfortupes of Louis XVI. • - M ; ;LAN, FF.U. 9.-41 letter from-li4rtna . the following intelligence.:--", It is said that an order bus been received Iterelo pay air the Hoase • hol4 at .her Imperial Highness the Duci:css of - ..1.13itc4 and ...iwk 4l 44sts444"-tise-fsetiti« , cations of those two places." rao.,NtiFOrr, - FEti: sane nncertainty still preveils HS to the opening Of the Congress and the'Diet; but the labonrs preparatory.to these twi) great eseititAiec; are prneetding, %vitt): French b utts were.63l, and the liank.A4:•- tlOll5 tianes. 1,4;:; FRENCH 'PAPERS; RECEIVED 1111$ MORN g; TRITAINAL OF THE MASI' INSTANCE. . Billecoq finished to-day the pleading' s in. he. half of the children of 11.1ontebello, against the minor Jean Claude, calling himself the,legitimate son OfGeneral tonnes. , M. lierryer, advocate for the minor Jean Claude, demanded , delay of fortiligia, which was grail ted. The •Freneh Chamber. of Peers 'discussed the l a w relative to the pension.; of the Clergy, on ow 20th, and adjOurned the debate to Batairday.. 1: ', 20.-4 t 'Aiipeari' 'certain' that. the Duke of Chatre is nominated to the place of First AM4LIICAN - . OAK, I ituusE: o.lt tiErRESENTATiN-ItS, .1' 04. P3'• • . • , Stlver.il s i i letieit•Nts were presented - and refcrie' ' 15} 7 %1p%',Iidzli ! ,:t on,Tthe'petitl4an of J as . prayireeerimilenl:ation for -ran goishiOg 1.480 441°P. ' • and 401:mei trnallittilm4trand t;e1 1 -pavy and.b: . ifiging then) pris" 3 , • • : this' crs dt war arta the duriog, late-n * lr. " • - , . WASItiNGTON, I 8..4"k1e f,lllo‘ring' r pnintntents- have recently been mu by thtr I' L !_. sf~ieiitof : lite ifir,td ivi.k liit: C otl3ll l ° * ; 7 :• , • 7 • " i'oter R. Porter cf rl• to be 0)144' (11i3Si0i)C1 . i:l * the floitett t S tytteS , o . C rry inte r • ille•6t11 Aid 7tll. articles of the tren!y of i)caCeti .heat liritaitt.—John flolittes of to be elic.'''Coniiii;i'4ioner Of the Uniitil..6 oe l" inufer tite..4th.artiel4 of 'the treaty o f peace . 1 '. 31.4 `"' Great 'Britain,- - , • JAN..19.----The Striate were yesterdly pH). engaged hi the consideration o f the I) , r‘ 11 4 regulating the coni.nerce - 'plihe United States Irttt Greift Britain. There were severarspeiches geLerally against the sin. 11c•de b ate.k oat O fe 'l•:' dulled,. There alifiearfrit. , srrOng probubiltV l , 7-, ,t 4 the 31;11 will, not pass•thattivay i . ItICILNIOND i JAN. 15:—T nhe oors of tile of Virginia were chased this day, by the this counts for cOntempt of court, sit the tout r a. , .G. 1.`,.'1.0 compel the h an k- 'to pay speck. • - not lawyer enough to' explain the nature Of t , proccAs by which that was (lone.. foreeof t''',,, - tounty were skinttoone'd to aitlthenfficer inexecu e r.a l ';r: "Ole warraht, and in turning ont the office's or rice; • hank.,.anit elositig the dhors. The'littiineSs tit hank 1 , 1.8 t a wand ; they nejiber , p i ; y,., }t or - money. NA VA NEWS . , • Da Fan. 23.---Renhiin Dow° . Ilun ; , Emit, India Coitgiattya 0 1 )pi 44. Llf4l.4aertiti, 1" 1-1 , 1n : k;Ange 3 and Tyllt! Irce.tratiers, for the Onic 44 :V destination and 1141,. whole of the otit‘ vartl- I A 4- . 4 : e . t net , :re, getalucq by contri:.ry wind. 6 - r H ICI4 14‘111 .. 23.--Arvived rhe orange m lilt a mil tititi S,NV ( •-• TI Leath • T , •' .TzFEUE:—. 7 ..it• of is.oTzgatsii I- c° t lyd the - fiVeigi(p a i, crs . was in year of his age, mid ,hatl-sinee . the pt lsi,;rti = the ,, French from Certnanyi residedat Ka.. 01111 :;` 'berg, as Consul,. sinC4 tt' a days Of Lopez 4 k Vega, no author has bow i nc ' t remarkable for the on - tuber of hut tlrainatic Plc s ;: : d i t le"o 4 . it ha. , been usual,for a volume plays from his p.nt to appear annually at 1 n LeiP 7 c. whicl4.e puhilsberl every year ti tion at pieces itteenileil t - obe one voltrthei - under the tido of the Opera 4 1 1 , 4 *reek. 'The - ,iast work which h a s a ppeered 11 . 114 1 ' 0 .- 4 . his narne,.is,One toW I .IICh . he has perfigolok the oifice or,Eoliter. It is a curionfi narratv;' written by nue of his sons, 'tented' Meircyrz , ‘ s7l3 'ONA' irit take pr isoner. by the nencil during , u campaign hi ititsvia. Thcilq:,l4 boro, Ole 'was native of the city r- ~yYirlti KotzEa eX* beciinnfa Rtssian by :iiatii rs iyi 4 tiv t # and his children arc Russians by Vita.