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~,~, , P ERIAL . P A RLLTiii Li; HOUSE OF PEERS, FRIDAY, JUNE 14. The Lotttqy Bi,l, =nyi the Lord Lieutenant of Ire land's S.dary WI, were. read a decond time, and committed for to-motrow, _ The Br . pkb and Irish Militia Pay and Clothing Bills passed tbrough 'Committees - of the whole House, and' were rt-portid without any amend ment. Several other Bills were regiteBively forwardi-d, anti theieLoldships adjourned'forhome tine during pleasure. CATHOLIC QUESTION. • Shortly ai' , er the restiming of the House, Ear l 'GUY in Consequence of the severe: in dis;:ogitioii at his Noble Friend who 'was to have niovcd the consideration (it• the Catholic; Question, t b 1: the 01'.!er tespeding the vine, for this day, be , disimarged. Ht hoped, however, that hi. N.,ble, Vitetici (Jie Viol of Donouginnore) would be able toi • attend itf hi, place on an early diy in the next 'eek, and in that view he should m-ve, " That 'the Lords he summoned for Tuesday next." fi;ml oflAvititPoot, expressed his hope that ttte d SCOSSiOII (itititiOtl WO ,, lit not by any means. , b- post potted farther than the rtay itiNt proposed. Their Lordships would bear in mind tie very ad -vancod p •riod of 'the Session,.and even, of the year; and,,agiin he furd, that it the question wire brought on this Session, it mould not be again post. pone 1. There were some measures,ponding, which it would be 0.1 pnky,a grvittptiblic, but ,private. in . cons enitne, tc, postpone any farther. One of there, the Militia metchatige B 11, Aas 11%61 roc Monday ; and. as. tln chkettssion j.tst teferred 'o was 'one of that naittre, the quiAtion could not be . 'prein dicd by its being altogether deferred to another stosion. Earl GREY repl:ed, that-no one larneniel the un avoi.lable delay nu se then his Noble Friend. Lie' bad every reason to hvli,:ye bt should be able to at. tend in his place on Tot% hy. was not ;in. ihorised to stste any th'og father on his part ; but, agreeably to his TN - Nest, lie would inove, That the 01A, rbe di , chargc , l. ' • • Stunweonversation took place respeaing the ar r.ingentrot, between Earl GHEY, the Duke rif Non t'imit, Earls SrA pillory. and LAUVEV - DALP, and the' Nob's. Sttoitvivoiv, itseemink to br lhe.Wlsh of the last inentitoed, that it Ihe discussion were brought' on ibis Stission it should he fixed for Tuesday. To I Gulp/ could not decidedly ,pledge bi:nselt, butt ,11 e result was, that tlto Lords were ti tun tu on ed for"locaday, f,r winch day .111e.discus. siol. stands at prti , :nt, and an nndetatancling that on: Monday Ole Noble Kiri would be able .to state, Noble Friend would by able to -attend. The discussion on the Totorchange Dili stands tixecl for Mood iy, 1k Dokr of Nortulk tins sworn - at the l'hbit) by the I,old Cl:lat)Ce;l4.o, with respect to the evideoce to be ; . ivett uy GrAC't'. before tht Committee of Pliviirge‘ cm the lierkehty l'oerage. A geod dial of cotlveliat ion to k pine between' sever of their 1,..,!rth,1 il s, te,pktiii,girie proposed Etendonee of certain Qt} cers of . the. Soli h (710o ce'qtn` Alithia on the Counoilice:of liiivkges, it B, , pearq'oe, some mistake or tnisunderitandiog had, loi•teei with rtspeat ,to the suctitnuniog those (ientfenten ; the resnit was, as we could col leo, that * new Ortler wal made for their at. tordsnee. - Custom-Howe Seizure Bill ; the MJidstonci Gin, and t few otiwr Bills wire 'nought up titan the Comrnoit. , , by Sir ,Y Graham, and usher Meal berg, utvl re3 , l a first tile , *. • The tenolloing I3tUy on the Table, chiefly private, were lorwar4e(l'io their stveral, atageo one or two of thew elicited a few remarkg front stoma of their Lordlhipi, but wlikh lest to no proceediog. ALljoututd till to•inerrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS, VaIDAY, JUNg 14. 'Witnesses and Counsel were beard 'on Lord Mu cniry's D,vorve Bill. Tito Bill %lib read a second time, and ordeted to be committed.- The Land Tax Regiloter Bill passed thnmgh a Coninnittee. The 13iil wa* ordered to be read a third ihne,to4ribrro`w. The :tlaidStuue Geneva Bill was read a third Uwe and pawied. 'Mr. VANSITTART presented the Report of the Cotornittee on the Irish Finance Accounts.--- Ordered to be printed. 1,1 FE BOAT. Mr. WlLaeteroi ce, after eitt Milting on the great advanotges of the invention, moved, that au hunt.' Achtress he presented to hi 4 Royal Hietness the Prince Regent, that he would be graciously pleased to give diretliotts for snth.meafiures as to hi 4 Ma jesty's Government Might seem expl:diont to be adopted. for carrying into -execution, without dvlay, ori snitahie partb of 111 Q sea.cooat of Great fititithr, Capt. Manhy * s plan for Saving the lives , of ship. wrt•cked manners, and asspling hi 3 floVal nesq that that House would make good the e?tpenced of the Flatilo. .remarking par ' Mr. Rosa seconded the motion ; • Ocularly on the utihiy of the invention, its it en abkd the lifer-boat to reach, vessels io di, trei „ on many occasions when otherwise a boat could not po;•sthly lit , launched. • Mr. I.3ASTAIiDi though he, highly approved of the invention,' yet cautioned the House, alter th e ex pat i ence w hich they fad already had during the pre sent Seoloo, against addresses, stating. their dispo to make good any ,payments of money. Mr. WiceautfottcF. observed, that the expences in the instance Would be very sniall. Towroti•said, that the remark of hi 4 'Hon. Friend related not to the amount, but to the motion itself. There was this difference, however, be. tweets the case to which his Hon, Friend alluded and that at present under consideration, namely, that itt the former instance, the vote of the House againsi the opinion of Nlioisters, but that in the jetitiit 31 received their sanction. The motion teas then 4rgeeed.-.to. Mr. Itosn obtained le.ive to bring in a till tri pro. vidt more effectually for the reststering of biiitlsm and burials. . . SURITs SUSPENSION , BILL. the:ru,tion of the CaANCiLt.Olt, Of the , Ex. OHEQUEit, the Ideose went iota the Writer, consi.. deration of the Report of tive Sp;rits Suspension Bill. The CH A Rat.teott of the Ekcii core ei ited, that T, it wa his ititdmioo to 06.iate some of the'oo j ec•`-, tions which had been inadeto the Bid, by icitroduc. ing a clause on the Repea, puttiug the Irish lers on the same footing In exporting as 'the Eng:. ' ltsh Distillers, and Centaitting'severat other Aeitend. • ments. Mr. •W.'Sstern lamented that the Right 1I inrntt'- able Gentleman odd. nut expressed lits - intention at a tooreearly period, as the Counsel who were about to be called in coti;cl sc,qcely'be'expe6tecl to accom ,' modate the argument which they had prepaiod, to su sudden an alt• ration. Still, however, he bespok., the earnest attelitiOo of the liOtlse to thC fitlbj ,, ct o which wa, one of vital importatice both to the Itti- Distdler -emir to the gen.- r:+l tevv•,ne.: • ' Mr: DAV st cex and t 1 , . Want: es were: then to the 113 r, and heard at .ctinsidelable length; the former as Counsel for the latter as Counsel tier the Seetch'DistillerS•. I The Counsel having concluded and withdrawn, the Amendinents in tire Report were trgieed The CHtiNcaLcatt of the Excl.; rttan replied to • the arguineuts of the Le arocd - Gentleman, which he contended Went to imi , rcsri thelidose with the conviction that nothing ought to be done on the subject; flie'tieceitsmy co; - segitence of which omis sion would beithitt the wheleortoe.ineonveniences which had been found to exist - nu this subjeet unler ,the Arid of Union, would be revived. . The measure proposed he was sensible wait dttettive, but it was to ' be pretetred to an interruption 'of the in:meows... ,berween England and Ireland. • He then moved two clauses, the one eaatiffigi That , ail 5;,111t4 ,howd .b6:received into the warehouse+ ol Ireland, wilesra ,on delivery the are;,o.l Not r e I 1 taken, and , certified hytite . proper Otii, 'r or orkt r s o f l if e Ex eisc ; and the other proviniug, eu spirits di,. titled in lieland should be taken from the ware .housfs for expot talon to any, part of Great Britain, without the strr.nwh specified being itscertained and certified in a sirrtitar 'manner.' Tnese lei. g agitc•..! to, he prepusett imeiher, Which went to toat.e ,SOW distilling for vkport.nion to lit :and, &c. sun ', je'6.t to the s .Ine'legutat foes rvo'nec7:, est,ib ti httl Kith reap, of to itre expot t Plot; Iroio • England to Se.illatld and troni Scot.and . to Eng. Mr. W. StinTH contended the last cause would prove an ab•olute nudity, as ii prtcluded the Distil. ; ter from av nhog Wonsan 01 the boon Out to : him in the Aki, till atter the ineasurt. expned,—He toultel upon tins as arising nom loadv,rielicy, and, if it had not ,appeared to prAcr,..d ttoni ittatverteocy, it would have "teenier! hke,aninsolt. To pane tuts, he read a Ciduic C.ll ilia 1 4!? 11 of the The , Hun,, Member toot ptoceo.ted Mike sung sharp. observations on the comitto of a Right Hun. Uen tletniin'not then in his !daces (Mr. 14,641), s.ronzly opposed ilievianse,'and eipressed fitm.eit averse to 'the Bill altommlier. ,•,, The CIIANCLI.I.OII of the Exclietwett defended the cUndat of hiraltight Honour... t ote Ft tend, and tot lied to the Prompts! arguments of the last Speakeic , Mr. P. Mooaa spoke in favour of the Bill, .and hot:ed loose inconveniences of 'winch his Honour. able Friend ,was afraid, would trot, be experienced, , Mr. M4itaynT i objected to the Bill, alid,thutagite , the measure ought to be made as poled as possible, though it were but temporary. 6 The clause was then agreed to. . - • Mr. W. SMITH now stated his obj4tions to va tious traits of the Bill, and contended that it went td sacrifice the interests-of England and 'Setilltind tO the arts aolage of the fraudulent trader in For the evt.s complained of it had lice!' said mere was no remedy ; bin he held in lit, i amid a remedy, for them all. •' remedy was it dart, complete he all its pills, drawn tip by Mr. 4..ck.0;101 the Excise, which was ready to_ I)e ' brpugot in. to-morrow, ur. if leave were given; he could being it in that night. , Mr. HirecitiNsoN deprecated the mariner in which the last speaker had, ex i aessed himself in twine instances, tied objected to the tbeasuie Upon the groutid of its going to deprive Ireldliel r'd one of the benefits held out Ly the AU of Union. A division then took place, Ayes - s - 66 N.ues . Majority 747 . Certain Papers containing an account of the French Prisoners in this country being Presented, • Mr. Rosa took occasion to observe, that it • would; appear from those documents that thli total of French pri - sotiers in Engfeind among - red to 4.5,93, and that the returns o(sick Were 3f.; I, The number on pai . ole were 27)0, and the sick 1 6 zit This , statetnent ho coht.e.ved would be.a sufficteet answer to any Imputations of tieg*tice upon the' part of this Government. , After Witte further observations from l e ord. Cochrane, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Whitbread, Mr. G. Rose, and Mr. Stephen; the I!apera were ordered to be printed, • - Mr. Loctirtimer proposed a clause in 'a COmmit• tee on Leseden'a Divoice Bill, granting an annuity of 3001. a-year to tne.wife., , After sortte.tliSCLlbtiOn 4etween Mr.' D. Giddy, Sir J. Graham, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Swan, Mr. Whit.' biead, Mr. Smyth, the Chancellor of the Excite. quer, and Mr, Stinson, The Chairman; at the Speaker's suggestion, re• ported progress, and asked leave tO sit - again. Tlt Order for the attendance of Mr. Mansel Phillips being read, ' Mr. LOCKHART said, that Mr. Mansel had called upon him about 10 o'clock in the ['turtl ing, and told Mitt, that though hr. Ind not bt:trit' solved with an Order, lie understood the house ro quired his attendance, and therefore he would COtHe either that day-•or the foliewing. He (Mr. M. ;quested to know the mute anti prayer of the Petition, acid torn that it' was to co:rya Liz; appearance to' an indictment iii the CoUnty of Surrey, he asked what he sLnuld do. To this be cMr. Lockhart) replied, thatbeshoold go to a Clerk of the Peace, andltwe bail for •hifi• apprarance ; : and 436 before a "Judge in his hambers, and Inn! hirrr-' sz.lf to a , tend at'thy Sessnt. answer, hat' ixtwasti),,sys)Wli4!o sc ., ›Apt: being mkinfortnedbihis Attorney, and told that his ap pearance was not recess try, be had neglected it. — n consequonee of this c.annrunicitioo, • he (Mr. 1:1 hid to ;:triti:. , ithat Oppesm.tri befbre,aylerk of the Klace, and' ifom him a cer, ific,ite to that etrid, aid also that he had pr tn't,ed on lti,honotir to.attend at the Judge's Chambers. timing suceeeded sa .far, the truhied the 'louse would consider he had discharged his duty, and that the Order for Mr. Phillips's appoarance cutglit be dischafged.• T“O'SPEAKIiII Sllid o that as no conipLiint was now made', the Order fell to the wound of course. The Older was accordingly . discharged. The Militia -Bill,' and iheirish Tregury ll were read a inird. time, and passed, Sir Ett N crs. tivtumirT postponed his motion re sPeo-lihg Minty . ) , Flogging until Tuesday pet, vu account of the lateness cat .the hour. • The other-Orders of the Doy..wt.re dispo , :ed of, and the Howie adjuorAted . at Lialt4ast Eleveo o'clock; till to•twarow. 1' i t SOLIM QUIS Utetka f AI.SUM AUDZATI • L ND" 0 IV, SATVADAY, JUNG 15, 1111. J'lie Herriqg schooner bti artiked cliipatchei font Lord WELLINGTON; Lut she brings liver thin the packet, a 3 ihoy now s.siled on 010 nue day, It it prob,ble t ,the offici,ii-actout,t of the action, at Us.ire has - Oven bil'ought by the .cflooner it hail, it will probattly appcar.in the l7AZo►lv of I hitt e%ening• L i • • Since writing the above welLarn,.that Lord W. 63.- I..INGToteI Dispatches tire dated the.3otli of May, at tluitilu de eiranit.ha, and contain the — particulars of it gillaiii„alflir.:of the. cav,drir it Wagre. The 41(.. My had I'3 regiments'acav,dry in_the 'field, cbn sit,i Mg of between twoend three hundredmeneach— • titev were repul,ed with the . loss of 29 killed, 78 prlse, ners, and a•considerable number wi , unded. Tile; ailiLti eaialry and arttllery, whiCh Was comManded Getierai suitainad very little loss; A'Very interesting conversation tool, placeln - tla,; House of'iConimens last ;night, respeEting the LOU ditien of tl‘o Elet7clk Plisoneis of War in thii cowl try, andl wet . . are. happy 19 state, ,that the accounts, '. given from tl,e 'very best authopty,were such as not only to refute the assertiOns that had'heen made,. that cause Kir:oilers V. exposud to dl treatment, but to place the I, innatiity of this Country in the ; aittst honourable point at view. it :appear;, that out, of '4D,b3i 'French 'prisoners in this country,, there are at present only atIA sick, that iS to say, not quite one man to one hundred and ,fifty-four. We belietr,: if al equal number of persons viPretaken indiscriminately out of any description of persons this Country, 11)1. proportion of the sick tq those. in health 'would' b.! as greitt, IF not 'giv . eater,: than it is among the French prisoners. 1.,0rd Ckicn- RANC, tip n a tanner occasion c.)mplained• of sttuatiot? of the prisoners as Dartinoor, , tind.said,q(tn they v, ere d)ing very fast ; but it ap e eared that tt the period to 'which Lord , ,iiip alluded, some pri-% . , soners bad' arrived (rem the West Indies, in' a most filthy state, who bad bionght the feier with them ;,. it was, however, soon'Stihdoed. Lord CUCllRANB admittecliast night that the tirctimstances had been, /altered since the period to which he had We are wiltinA to, give the Noble Lord credit let, the best inolives for examining into the stare.of that prison, but we cannot but lament that he did OW investigate the subjeta more thoroughly befOre he made a public - upon it, because such • statements, though easily' refutes at home, are yet ealcUlaled to cause serious rgischici abroad. Mr. Witiaiiis„,ip said, the 'situation; of the prisoners in Dartmoor was 'as colutottable , as, the . situation of Vrisoin.43 could . be and. he bore testimony to the readiness with which the Transport - Board communicated- every informaiion, even of the most Minute kind, raver:ling the pri• , soners when he had applied to them. cannot but feel a'national pride in Contrasting this account of,our treatment Of the union mote uen, wholtt t NC' insatiabtes antbitiou - of ifie French 1 rtit.Y have: . thrown into our hands; with his condoet to the , . British prisoners in' Fiance. 'We knacv that 'in point of strict justice the British Otivegninent would, be warranted in adopting a system of retaliation, and if we thought it would have the effed of tmik ttyb OVA British prisoners with more . . humanity, we shoutd be itad to make the experi ment; but he has feeliegs Of compassion towards the unfortunate . vietims of his ambition if they , Were perishing for want in'our prisons he would not snake an efro - tt tci r atieeve' them, and therefore we should be 'see tiny 'Tine:peas:try severity prac tised. towards them. NAVAL NEWS. . ~: . PLYMOU'i'II, jtiiiE I 3.—Ailed his I\3jestt's ship Peneratje, of 74 guns, Gipt. Sir Hogs POP/101;, and the :dolga frigate, Captain KERR, fol 13 ' m 1 ° Itoads, the latter has on board hultot:ks for the t•titti "dr°L,3,,l.44 saile4 lit , Siajoty's ship ..yerpry, 0 ' 3B pHs, Capt. trANcocm, With. ,IN , et. 101' Poil3llloiirii tiz.: .11.1(1. the Downs, among their; ar e the fyllowipet, Roy& ,vidualler, Capt, • LEVAN., for ports/11000, with 141 thhterters froth the French 'army in Si .: ait , ; A the ThreeSiaers; Cti Ai . altrt ; lorgoreiia, Jo ill ' 3i jahhand lionah, LE II ; ISP$(OOO7', T 11054 AS ; Ol'a, Pope, Bilk:WEI: ; , Witil wines i WU/ . this Yl i ' l j e4L) 5 ' iC1u.,811% office at t hi s port, to'r Poiti,i,ollli7; irhe Bata DA Lu v i : ii ship.4. * Mon; front the .liktrest ititlitro,, teimitit h q 1114 Sur/ma/gnu It igate ; tli& I)tt cli brig Oprechk, frAil prize to the liavnihena plekei ; ilie'4llo,v tican brig ,Ceres,'HlNCK LEY ; the'. S01:172, CitPCK"' S4P fli tinal' tritosPoit, b;.t'v ; Lurk , il 0 " Riti;-"arid 50.e1„,1, others, iiantes tin.4tiuvia', lot , i_1 ,41 ', A . lrived.the Cei•es, LANGMAID, 6'00 2 VV4O°, liannah, tra m Loallor, 1;01144°1* boll, pit lb here by. cootiiry Smjramis liigftte tiad here this clay the Americo) Ship Loubiaira, 110111 RICHARDS, Master, Iron) Nev , York, 41 'tht)i ogq, in ballast, botuid t o Bourdcatrs witlolbuut ;bags, .Frebelt vissengers. Moj es ty's ship Lyra takes C°. runna. ATrived a frigate. Dr:.\ 1,, JuNII '19..--*Arrived hii Majesty's 510 .V,,wlcn, v, about - 26 sail of the West 1100, Who blve sailed ,for the River, orni,s Grenada, Rio. Nov.a.' F;eedoln , 104 119" and, the Do/afird. B"'led the luriort vg an.brig , %gib the the out ward bound for Portstuonth. Art t ved)he Atotikir man a' warfroto 00 4FILD • I I kilje 5114 . Pc!wramourii, JUNit Shin CO7Y/e/irt, ‘,,C , ith a (:(;11%il •y .- Sailed hi Mje‘iy'd 51)49 61/etliliija. ame, and Diana, for t'ie it:g. 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S 'l5"/"NPf.t., Gefieral 001 eg' , • Die, Q u i 1 p MARy -kl, Plit. _ riOCP.SSES I,lit 1 e 0 ,, took 30 aiiine to Fingolote 1••'°(g fella. ty;tl%.. ; • , . , ..o In tfic gardeos ana Ntnt neci at tw ull ~ ~ Yesterdat „ I,he K I morning s report at Wit3lll:ll't:l:4.c .... !NO is u little better." ,0. ' YrsteririFir -11--.1.11' 't 'les•C ibe IYhe 0 ,tai4 i,:id 1 li'm d tog o da‘o(b .CE wai suCoctenoy iecovere a ,tait to h Q. A( NV,oillor,. the _Awl,* dud pitiNcloisks,-- Woll ..e.st . i ~. .), . (. r lay 3000 ..u.Livalry %were rev•t• ~ id ! l i e 1 1 ethll), COinnion:liy the PIONCS REGBI4!I)r .re'r it'l''-d-r)ukes 'Die tronlyi, cotibioing ot 1°1,... ,04, (',;. .", viz. the Llie Goods, Dr!g,"on ~,,`'itilli ky'4 tv•en't 113 y s. and the Fying AttiLlent' 001 Pieces or cannion appeared ow the v).111)/liovinlitf • Atter milli, ' - ' in the rnortiing..; I+3 BO' ie,,, ai'l the PlitlYi,,,s REGENT arriied bet‘veeli,!..,..,. voro twelve OVIO-err-Oth the' .001Zirf "16°11;0 Solf of CAMBH 104 E, Dad of CUVECEL,.Arithie 6„,P, )fliet 11. a tia • a sliong sscutt. Tin' lA, ,„1,,c,i 06 Aid the.grsuiadivri e t ,h e Fea Gotirds, It':',,t ikti, i'dll'" anti the ground 39 kept hV a r411,.1 /10. • 3ragclon Wslatd4, di.nnotortit• 0" 1`(1")a: olctitte lie" w "re Ilse di•es,..i in i,chieh !iv Ni l'' 'l le . , 1 ,,,a grand w ile w, et'• Ct Ytion lirg 'tit" ~1114 TV ept thy' '-aea • ' hs•ficli e,o-d-orroro- ~,: maul a ey hi' -*II" - r'd" 3 IT' . iihe' bridle at% d Itortiint2;. 1-iii retn,tjt,i "•'„ ► ,i. . ~i ilt -IP34.;°'ficent `,npneirail,:n. he itiirf,"Lt't s'l4,rit•,' ,''-611•xe.:4d admiration:. The '-i'll'‘`Toe t • atit '': "!si'tl) t•(1 t ilt`i GlO'9lltefitty'ditieik'li!e' ~,yiol'i il gltl'i"" ch,leged ~e- receAto, ill ",., t , ~'i l c;ifdltiY "mild not bo,ox, cite ; and attcr 3 Or:b.;:citio, of 1 4 4 : ttolttam, t;, , in ineileal y on del . th e lc ' be '° i % R()Yal ti,gittiess• OW 1)0141: of,,Yult,,:roitery 10.4 made a gintl ,ti uter; i. dikiCtiOrge /.:1::i le o . f L, rineat titursaine tinie,ol the egiii;i:,:,ce ~,,p,,,v.r?, .Iw,-; and tilt: Review ei,,led, llic r . tit-',.,,:0t ► u t ,iv, then milli-reit to to Aiti• Thekrw'lid lli,ts„ol:i trwPs was 'akin , tip by carriogeti- 11,10 ~..,,01,04i: . ISA:mehicl:ialvitbi k st n i . 1 tt ;.I.lll,ll,:eLtipLain,;,,rie.ortrkiiiilll:l4,l,,c.,,,!:,?:4o,:ioillyt I:;iiiii)itt; gnat diversi,y..oi,codtion:, ilild ih el l i the peettev, ed, on t If iC OC-04100," I ilet:lo4 tIrl() fiorodd ill , ' . a i OM the dangrr and ditticnity 0 hica, yop, 1W ,I view on Mond iv, The L;t161:90 • I , . I,d a i04,,,,f fitiptilawroic, :.lii tit Gi.oveasilleet";, severoloa .ot disting.,tisliet I :persiios. gw,'Llre .P,r;honiell, blt is ' die Om!" any d i iritig iha dinvrFoi. r ...►. , i received any wattrial injury. ' • :