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' This:Day was published; • "13 'AR AMENTAR Y''S KETCH of ihe, t• REN 'REVOLU.TWII, s e l e a e d from the Opintorut of His Niajisty's.late Mini s!ers and-their•Su pOortersit rcvecting ;he just .auct ileCessary. War, and every minute Particular .conhc;h::.l with thezp . , which have.been agitated in ooth :louses of Parliznaegf, from ' the Year 1790 tb !Sol ; with. Extradi from the Speedles of . the OppOsitum,. Chrotit , loAkai:y artanuti • By JAMES••BANN4NTINE. . For by thy words thou shalt. be justifi e d, and, by thy words thou s•balt be condemned." . . . . . ~ St. Matthew xii: z 7. ~ The Principal Authors of this important Nati o nal Work- are the tollowing t . • . . .. l'qr. Pitt . Loul. Eldon i•- Marcpii of Laos - . Mr. Dondas Lord Camden downe ' ;- Earl'of Liverpool - Lore Alinto Mr. l'ierney - , ' 14bnt Loughborough Mr: Hardinge , . Mr. Harrison Lord Grenville Lord Dalkeith Mr. stort - buke of Portland Brook Wution ,Major Maitland Mr. Wyndham •4. ,Earl Fitzwilliam Mr. Jones -, E.ll Spencer = . Pep Per Arden • Earl of Laiiderdale Lord Hawkesbuty , Lord (tar/isle. A iderinao Coombe Mr. Drake Lord Bathurst lames :Martin. Ur. Wilberforce, Lord Belgrave 11,4 r. Adair Lord Kenyon . .. Frir Wm. Loyi , ther, :Mr. Anson ,Nir. Thornton : 4c. &c. &c, . Lord R. Spencer lii:::11. of Bachelor -•-•.:-- ' Mr, rekyll :. Lord CJnrinstan - Mr. FQX, -: •Mr. W. Plomer ord Rolle . , • Duke of•Bodford Hon. E. Bouverie H Claud Scott . Duke of Notrolk Roo. W Bouverie Lord o ss ory • Mr. nil:aid:An , • 'John Crewe •.• : Ur. Acl.lioi;ton , Duke of 1/ orthum :Sir Wen. Milner tir. Wallace ~, Berland . , .Mr. Coke • Lord Walsingfratn " Mr. Grey • Mr. Western. Sir Jame., Murray Duke of Grafton . E ‘ arl of Guildford Cenend 'Tarlton Mr. Byng . .., Lord Suffolk Dr. LavVience , , Lori G. 11. Cavell. Lord Holland Lord Auel - ', lord, dish • torrl Moira r . .Alderman Curtis Mr..‘Vhitbreacl. - Bari Of Bucking, " Sir F. ,Baring Mr. Eakins .- .hanishire • , Lord Hood , Mr.' Fr.ilicis ; ~ Earl of Derby; • L or d N•ausfield M •A - .. Taylor Lord Egreinont Mr. Rost . .I art Stitunope • ••• • Earl of Albemarle' "jr. Lung . , . Mr. Courtney • Lcrd Tankerville .. • Mr: Steele , - Geri. Fit/patrick - ..Sir Wm.- ,l'ultene), 1 *- Lord Vu:;.-,rave - - Lord,JD;al Russell .MI.; ILOblie4ll4o Colonel \'ori , :e. Sir F. hurdett It'll . , Nicholls, • hi,.. c al ipi og P4.1.1,0f Oittord• - . &c. sic. f4c. Sir Richard Hill ,- Lord. Wm.. -Russell' ~ 1' , , , 1r tiker Lord Thanet • . - ' 'U C ni Ur' 1 the P2,rliamentary.Debates,, It o * This ..0 pl 1011 ram the Editor' presumes, will . serve as an •lcidex to the.Parlia , maitary .Hi stor y of tire.l,ya4,anst•Wii i "partrcuilriy ai:corruito. date the Noblemen and Gentlemen of. ,Ireland vsihp haw i;Qn... StitUtO :t•• raft a the I rAper.ial tegi l iir u ro. " I t is an Ab q t ra a • kvii . sch vial be-acceptable , to :navy, who rp4y. vittsti tii • t l i,, t a, itencise retrowat al o.lc. f.;Pc;l:4ek.from.thc Threnb o , anil the- Debates in Tattlament, for the I,4st trns szltne e4r : , picluant . Acs arc occasionally ifitroduced. ll . ' '"gcnitiaryleyieNty for Ma r. i n gor. t4rinted for Tame:: hidictoy, - ,Yort-street, Si; jamesis, :1.34ar0 : and may be had of alt pooksellers and Stationers in ;IP TlPPclial PiP1 .1 0 )1 !$. .., LA: 47,RIAL Pyl 1? LLI EiN BOWE PEERS, TUESAAY, APRIL 21. SCATS APPEAL. THE HON. MRS. HAitILION FRLLARTON, ANTIOO - FULLAR:TON, HER HOEBAND, SIR HUGH .DALRYNIPLB, OF NORTH ;BER- WICK BARONS • Mr. •ADANI, as leading Conrrsel for the - ApPel- , - was heard 'at donsideraVle- length, • After which their Lordships postponed 'the further hearing of the Ca;e. till Thursday. . ' • The 'Bills upon the Table were forwarded iirtheir respeffive,Stages. - The Sedition Bill, the Lottery, and the timl?er ntity'lkil4,.W'7e're . brought up from the Comma byr Mr. BRACO!, as ivas. one Private Bill. . The En r! o f MOIRA stated, that he should, have to solieit the pertni . ssion . of the -House ,to withlraw the Bill 'which he had introduced,- and which stood for a second reading that day, for the relief of: In.. sol Vent Debtors in particular circumstances, At the time - ' he presented it, it was the literal transcriptfof a - Bill he had. formerly brought in; Since when, however, be found that a Bill in an improved.or amended state htht been before t ifie House, was with the *View dt t)stitintrig 'One, in a great degree similar to the latter, that he wished to with-. dia/ that 'at present before their Lordships. He • we s PerrOtly 'a ware'6l 'the snore than possible .ill effeets of 'suffering a measure of. this kind .to but he was well as S ur td, retnaiu long pet:A.4lg,, t4at li lin ; the i p i reset . lt occasion, final-practises he obviously' alluded to, did not obtain, and that the Edits of Hutrniiiity, : %Vtiiild not suffer by the delay which,-the proc4eding.he now pressed for, would un avoidably occasion. He took - the opportunity to edmblitnerft Yriend upon the, Woolsack, fo'r hislegal - khokOcitg& -- ,. rtaitude, and humanity; and from . whoin,-*e, nudersisiod his Lordship to say, he had derived considerable assistance. He con cluded with mov,ing• tbr-leave , :to withdraw the In_ solvent Debtors Bat,, ar . prese•nt befOtt the House, whialiwas , ranted. -The 'N'oble Earl then presented a Bill which Was , intittiled' '" A Bill for the Relief ot- , eertain :Insolvent' De btors," ':and which he said was, as' far as 'it went; a literal transcript o f t h e Amended . Bill lie Itati,alluded to. The , 'Bill was then re:td . a first time, and as we could hear, his LOrdship said he would move for its second reading on an early day. The Earl o/ SUFFOLK intimated his inten,. tion to move some Chiuses in the way of Amend ment to a • Bill then. before their Lordships, and seemed in a general: way to allude to its objedion able nature ; he wished to know if the present were the proper stage - to propose his Amendments. A Peer 'at the' Opposite • side- of the House, said " Certainly not.'Which the Noble .Earl de clared• his 'determination, when a regular.opportu.' nity should offer, to propo*. the Amendments. - recently' brought up frunt the Corn- MOOS were .then . reado•AArst time. •• • - When theiSeAi , tiort Bill - was read, - Lard HOBART declared his intention to move tfie yecona reading of the hill to-morrow. ;-and slight. ly ObSeiVed with respect tp the commitment of the Bill, .but in Such a tone of voice, as precluded us froth.distindly hearing he intunated his design tai' move for. the this'd 'reading of the Bill on Fsiday, at which?....s.tagehe , Wished .than NOble Lords would. propose sock Atnentimetitli as they may have* to offer. ' • 'The Earl of SUFFOLK said a. few words with, respeft.to'the.prorriety of summon'ing the unease ; On 'which, it W:!S 01)Scr d that their Lordships w ere rea d y• spitimonoi. tut that day.. - After disptising•of some private business, their Lordships - ailjo . urltzd to„thottow, • ~ ~~~ ~ ~~~~ HOC SE 01% COJONA'S, xuasvAy, ,: Ac. Tx!. S E C t f . 90 . ff yi / 3 1 , v; p rtoente d sun d ky counts from the V.Tar.9l . fi tp . k oi c i a were arderad. to be lokl tipqn the Tal?Je.. f ;' j • The ; House went into. a. Committee on Taylor's Divorce Bill. -Counsel . was held, Anii_Witileses' wire'doinined, after %Odell . the house was resumed, and the Bill reported: , • ~•, VANSIIT7AT 'brought Up the .Repori qi the. ,Committee for "prePa'ririg an '; stiniate of the pence for the Pay and Clinithing of the 1 1 8 or, which was ordered to Ge •laid upon the: , • • • The Cod Trade Regulative Bill was . ordered- to be reatLa second time on I'uesdaSi t c,;t, i Colonel GASCOTNi: moved for-leave to hying in a Bill to-• amend the Journeymen's "Conibination Bill,—Leave granted: , • The Mouse went Into Committe on the Bill for preventing., the Forgery of_l3anle - otei' ?• • Exchange, -&c. r ; -. , . . The LORD ADrOCATZ renelVed the . 9140tion he made 'in a foriner stage or the Bill, .heeauie of its "prohibiting the use of spiral, or curved lines,, - i in all other Paper, besides that s used bk'ilie . Bank . o f Eng.., kind, :under the penalty of - Felony, w ilia the 1 Bank of Aberdeen hal: preViously,.. for sot4e = years, been in the use of circulating Notes . of this '‘, , erY. nature, and thAt as this ..nipt. 3 o, .0: fabricating Bank Notes„ was reekoned to -he. (mit of the - rmiM e1f0t , .:31 for the _prevention of Yor ,gery, to proh,ibit the Aberdeen and:.other;scoteh . Banks ' the use of iuch . Parer, aid' to •reserk:e the pri v liege. solely to; . the ' Bank of; England, ; ; would be doing an injttstiCe tli r Viternntors of . thi;ilis-, coirery,', in Or .allocyf 'ft;el,l:(ito,..,Fontinue the.tne- thod . they - had'adoiiied it the prevention of the forgery of their Notes. He wntended that the Count ry Panks of sAttp(iiii Ought tit enjoy. - the same security yhich , rhey, now pOssetsgct, and sugge s ted that 'some ; aigrinaitlon nii:;ht. he .tuatle. betwixt the Pitrik 'of' Englat4 anfl!the . AheOtetil3aralSro.te A as to-the number of the ear yett.or Waifruiba rt . i.:4 I iites.. T fr e :11T7 Q : k4U) 7. R 44, sfated - Ilrat _the obje& of intros ilting this clause in the Bill,,respett ing spiral. lines, wa - s . not , to - impose apy hardship on any Country sank, but that therd might be some form of Paper. with, the-water 'tparks appropriated to the Bank of En&flapil, to spew it to be 'Parr of ' that description i t v.hich'it' kre. _ The Prgyjs*O‘ of , this Bill had bein pre-iousl)hccmmunicate.r" o the principFl Bank-at Edinbargh/without Any i terial i_ objealons haviu been offer 4 by them. Hiitateil that tht greatest it convenineo fheAberdeen,lank , couiTsostain I,?y the. Prohibitory Clauie . as a loss of , t excredinß,l6l:lbv the formation of .new•Paner r , w If ' , . arid that this - ot,ght not to staiid InAtit'VVV — OtaH public measure, which. involved the `security of the •, Bank of Engiancl. • - • ~1ik., 3 9.4a5T0N. concurred in...sentiment wit-11 the Lotn ADVOCATE, and thought . that . the inters_ est of of England.sholild- noa,e- . consulred atthe e! , crengt, doing an a& of ir;juszve:to anN Country Banks:: " • - Mr. 1V: DUNDAS was 'of the same,opio.lon.--,-- He said it was 'not merely, as .had been stated, the trifling loss• of rol. hich 'would be Alstained 1,:,- the Aberdeen- Bank it this Prohibitorypause.pas:.„ ed, .but what was-of-far greater consequence to the Proprietors of that Bank, • they would thereby ltiie their wonted security as to their Paper, which would be 'transferred from the :Bank of Aberdeen to the Bank of-England. .!• 3OLLiFFE concurred in the same objc_ tion. to the Chaise, which seemed to him as. if t! , .. objeet of the Bank of En land was to'ttipple the security of 'all nthei Banks. Mr. S-THORATIO-N Bapk Director} defended the Clatik,,e necessary to, the security of the Bank of England. Tae LORD, ADVOCATE and ATTO RN EY GENE R spoke, and ienelyed4heir former argtuflents.: • '••• • • • -Mr. CORM-- said he had Paid:Chic attention to' this Bill, to far as itlmight affett:tlie interests of the &mks of his Coitiary.--He declared . hiMself perfefilk Con . :ent on the'pare6f the Bank of Ireland_ with the security required by the Bank - Of .Englandi, arthe same time he wished to have communication with the. Dire&ors on, the subjetl, claim to the privilege of. submitting some Schedule 9f the Paper which the Bank bt trdand m'ia is want for its 'security respeding the:SO.lln of the. Notes which it issued. . s. Mr.. /11.00AT,ING„ defended Mr. Ai IC HO,,z,s thought - thiit.%-iv . ii:vrcivordise o , very ,would preyent. the . forgery of Ay' ACnk:Pap6i; shouldinot berestrided. to the Bank of -*.Engl an d; but should be a'dopted.3ls4:2 :tai 9thet Ranks, and at 'a ll y rate h e , 4i , sapprot:ed of the., penalty - at" Felony,. as being too severe for ole fusgefy..4 this spiial line. • ' • • • , • Are - . MpArTGPAIE.RI' obseivcd,; that f!e. Conn, try Banks of Scpttand U : nicr s re.ortev;ii'e cirenlo4 tion of their 1).13)6f 1 thOughwilltyless:.capit4,-ti* the Countrx ; ..4ailks of Eit;glifn4i,:an4 theitiT9ie F•l'Yt• pare of Scotland wits interested' iaj preventing this security .agairist thei•Forgery of th4ti:Nht!relecißank . • ' I • . • I. • .•~ , 1 • Thri ATTO RN EY .E.10..1 1 ? AL' ytrid; h'e. had no • objoton; thq.payt:OCttii t een, ,to introduce a. :Schedule, descriptive of the -unitize .orts..: ,; '...• FERGZI,WIV ih9ught„..tliat if one .sort Bank Notes was , allov.4 . c.l to ha horixottrai and the other a etrrved alit,. tiLit I.ll4wonld:tre:ite ;tdEcient distinAion !Mr: ROBSOA' objetlect t 0... the' ip; : t;ift . .thE. Bank • • •• , . oflinglAnd c'cliisive`,priv,ifegi.l:.kti, formattow. of its Nates i l•at tfie..expnce. of :ialL;the43ouviiry Notes. The e,v it - complained of arose peettjit;ilx. the circulation of One,and.Two Pound Notes*4lle . Bank of. England. He did not think th4t the!pro... poied-Witer Mark would' prevent .Eorgery,,s`rof the Bank of England One Pound,Nota were.tn:Me on•so' thin a Paper, chat the Water-mark became soon Jc ' faced. Mr. Wm. Du NDAS moved, with a view of giving time to . Gentlemen to .adjust this difference of senti- Ment between them, " , That the. Chaiiman report p rov e, s; and have leave to sit agarn.7 l this . 4s,DiviSithiswas cfil led 'Or-, and the ` H ouse dis;itted, La there 'not . being 4) -I Menll)ers . pl'esent, the Htfuse imittidiatety • adjourned . . •(at six. o'clock) till to-morrow; ; • p.,4m de'Los.poN G AZ ErPli, • 46,41-2 . Ap,.d . 2 I, I ' Sal; .•.1^ • • . . The Xing ba s s 'tree the..eivilly of a Viscount ofthe United •klingdommiGititt.liri--, rain and Ireland, tit flonottiil4le. Eirl of:St: VinCen.t, Kiiighf tlie lUnour„, able Order of the *Lath, aml 'Admiral of the , White Sqnadroti tffi 'Majesty I.steet,:attd, to tlat Airs ! Male of itis,Jiniy bc, , ;aten7.4 . ole : Style, and Title of - Viscount Si. Vincent, ; ..9f Lord, iti the Cotinty bf : §uqu'r!l, severally and i•tuecessiv;ily.- Riekerts; , Esuf:"Qttairr In' the Rpy . '4.l, Hekrs..Mate of 6\4ll'll3r:begotten ; Ett,', • ward 1.1-v is Ricketis„; rkt#,, 714,wilter:.at titer OV the sjidwqiii - ani: tiernfjkick'etTs i n9ti sons: a ISt, • ii.cketts„ late, of the - Isla4 de s ceaso, and. sister to:the slifd EAti .9f .;-) and the Heirs •. 1 1; tic.-Qt lawietry4)egot.tini.:wil, :the tiignit i y of V-iiedtinttis , Sr..: V ineemc. of ' . ll/leford, tk .sai&Coniity, tifT;Stsjitird, the Honour,. Coutitess ' of ,lotzliesk,, daughter, of the laid NlAiy wiclow;Of Willi* Henry.; , arts : 14 ! 4chtillt Vincent to the Heirs Male _alit t lawfully be &nun. Whitfhall, .411.;1 • • • . His-.Ainjestpho been "pleased to appoint. Jobn Pahnethitttillotitpr , Elq. to be . Gloucester Kit% of Arniii, and Principal tfet , alci of the parts' Of Wales, viteat ty,t•llC vgignatipn of Sir Thomas Geri: • .-ccinr. , • , • . • - ENLyiRCED. -May t.. 1. Gzitlics,•q(A:iverpobl, manner, at ten, a; Guild : ,* • i lutte ,T. Lute, of Stratfonl, Essex; vorn-citandler,nt ten, at BAlyxßupTS. , . - . l i Williams, Wed Quebec-street, New-ltoicl, Saint,Mary le-110ne, 'baker, to surrender May - 2, 4, and tune 2, at eleven, at Gitthltralt. Attorney, hit. WeiltlteW, Seymour atmet, Porpiumt-Auary. .. Thomls Farrow, of York,' tteitter in epirituous licit:ere, Apr:l -Ai, 27, and June 2, at tin t a.t the ‘Vhite.Hart Tavern, Kingstyn-upon-llull-. ttornies,...Nlcssrs. Lyon and Cal. lyer, -Bedford-row, Loudon;` or Mr. Jackson, Kingstor.. uporv-Hull. . . Thomas Gidden, Of A bingdon,, Perks; currier and sackcloth. maker, April 30, May 7, ancilune 2, at two, at the Nevi Ind or Queen's Arms, *Abhigtibn. "Attornies, Mr. Mon. land, Abingdon %or Mr. Blagrave, Salisbury.street, , Strand„ John Hodgson, o f the NOv Road, Midd.lesexonerchant April 2.5 ; May 5, at twelve, and f•Atne z, at ten, at G u ild: — fittortterr44*-irivetustiger-Fore-street,--- . Richard Samuel Bennett, of Hundsclitclt,.hatter and hosier,' April2o; May El, and June'i; `at ttir; at Cuildhalt. At. - torney, Mr. \%'illiam, Sion`Colfeke'tardens. "Aiulte•lv Welib,• of (;rear Tnwer.sfreet.,..inerchtot, Miti 2, 9, anti June at. ten, at Guildhall-. Attomies, Mesas. ~Nqy aiul Templer ? Nlineing- ; l4ne'. , • - a DS. Mar S. Liwion, .of Rotherlithe, - p:eilretkAlPLeitfver, ai nine, at Guildhall.. . • . . "t,. ., , May . .l9. Marv lohnsow and Win. J o hn §lii i If!Agipmerin g , Stissex, shopepers, atten; at the Anchd =;Cllklidit4AL tthe 1. Sam. Bradbury-, late of .BAiugh4l-Iticeil Mika, at nine, at G uildhall., _ CERTIFICATES. May 12. R. Kennett, late of Queen Charlotte-raw, New_ Road, uplunder. (. Whitehead the younger and Win. if. Taylor, of Preston, i rOl::noßgers.. R. Robinson and Alex. Mills, of Pall-Mali, perfumer,. T. Ntansotv of Tokenlioube-yard, London ) intaltant and insurer.. * THE SUN. i , Si)L'LM QL-IS DICERS FALSL:b4-7-4,410441: •LONDON, APRIL '22 1 160 q • WE this - ' 'morning received:Par;s ji.tirhick:to the_ ro'th ius.tant. The ..7 04 7-0/ do•Prfoneurs. of the, • ; 18th, contains thefolrawing . arriele :• • (' Letters arrived,trOtis Malta as s ure us, that Ge. ,neral A 2 ERC.N 6 / 4 111 3 ; attacti'at . the same time by tlte.Ga:risisti of -1/exa4.1:1,/,. , and oy penerdl M E SOU -w-hofell upon the Left of .the: With more than 10,000 .men and Q diegui.okiight :coppletOy'viouted•therp,v7Asietii tn i t o 'these Lceter . s; 3000 EngliSh * * of I;attler-,6.00 were.wounded .antt.. 4l A t l ej O nlini . N., • • els' by ,the French . .cayalryi and . g enera l A B R . c RC) r was among.. the • . number of the - prisoners. • Tilis_44lo,n totekpla.ce..on the 20th of Mart hi, , ' • A-moment's relldlion will eo n \''ince our R ea d ers ,. .-.. • • . that - tile i:s hOrentitled to the smalleit ;degree of ,credit, . the first place, the Yrerich joetnilist_for_gets that Malta is in.pOssession of the English, and consequently it is notAikeli that letters should she forwarded tient thence to Paris ; a - att.'in ..* the: next' - pta`ce,. ) . he . forgets• to state how itioh-ao-itceeunt-iiac' hitt Ma /44 -From; itpt;.-. This eatrls . to us an awkward Att 11 0.0le: of . France the i.rilpt to conc e al f r o m rteai state of things in Egypt, vet; u W e sup Pose can hardly succeed, • 74e,s'e:Papers tontata . nbthing worth translating , • . =ma. IT •is , with,- , frgret Ive• have seen .some journals thernselyesnot contented With the .terms of the.' Armistice concluded On the 9th at Cope 7- .... L)ageii , and it has very erroneously. been lussertej, that :Ministers were themselves.. dissatisfied with those' terms;, . :Igo those who - at all consider the . . inafter, it Must appear . e.rlitent that tie Convention areas all the •ntain-obje&s of the E , zped it ion. It _ • •:, detachei, for lace of time, 1) -k f , •..g SI , eumarA . torn the Triple Cade - detach _pots in our. power th e pass!Vge of the ',faund, secures to our Fleet anchorage - , and •sufiplit, and consetinently enables it:to intril'e, • • at: pleii4ure. „the other operations which enter i nto -it .:he:),..sides 'considered- that this. '-orifie 2d and. I n2n - Fe . .A .t t . . concluded • the dcatlf.of the Feldr:g 1• ,. r . "L was ;./ - ft re' • s.t ill;upknown'4t . • , remain air. he thiy 'which it 1 . % ., is doubt that 'this transatlion- WO . soon lead :.orders inore:de-elsire, and to -such a . 4?acificAtion .as \Vg :lave right to expea. .May - Ve. not cotenant 'the . hope kccede to it more tea. and me t re sincerely than. she has 'done to taia • t Confederacy, and that . she :w.lll.llitinlately . sadriftit her Ainbition -to her Justice ?. The hopei iof•herrei)entance in the first tnOtncnts which followed tiae death of iheiEmrt ROI hare, we see with regret,not yet been gra. ifted. , It retn4ins ins _ n ow to be seen to of the •, • • two Paw.ers, kuiiia or F_ rtinct. Pvivia will endea- Nl'oti7 to uiii a herself Most striffly, :We think it a • , , more probable ',that li..y(utbc .the'famer than the • , tatter;. : • .. _ . ifaii;brip l eh Rlnil which , became. due this mcrtring, arrived .When 'this Papet was put to Presi,; - • •.l (N.Lb ; : 'TFLE I R MAJ PS and' the PuttftiSSES ari` peaed_ tO go'very early this season. to Weymouth, One of .tbe Royal Yachts will probably be. or.dcLe . round for the. a c commoda ti o n o f the ROYAL FA. , rn • • • sTy was about to visit Her - Roy;tt g . nielY,S* tliC YR IN FAS of WALES, at Blatkheatil, and his. Chaise-was at the door for tha!Torpnse , , when his late severe illnessicaene on. :It strongly marks - the fine and paternal feelings of Ms NIA, jESTY. that it was the first 'visit which he paid after his recovery,