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TREATY WITH PRI7MIA.

Lord GitIi.NViLLE informed tne Hons., that,
ptia.u.sut w the .notice served to their Lordships. to
atteild on pa:males bonne's, he had to lay betote
than lan-atop. rim biajeny's most gracious Mei.
saget tato. wing weal, that he bad, With toe ClaaOat
of his .%lli.:uter,, ...awed into a l'reaty of I'eace
with t las Patiplati Majesty, by his Minister at that
Court; who, in enntecintnte of a discretionary
power, wicks winch he was invests!, bad consented
. to make an advance of b 3,4001. to assist kits Pius-
law /di -sty, sn rite [newt.' urgent and pullout
eat. of nits affairs. Hie Was tatisfied, that to
reconcile the House to tae meatuses adopted
In pursuance of that Treaty, as ert-it as the arras of
the Treaty stall. which %%Atli, as sous as postiole,
be laid iie t:te:n. be nett only to, mention toe
name of the Nobie Pe.sonage to whose can the
bustuess had been confided ; it was no other than
rietchieson. a uea,a witose talents, whether in
the kii.lst or the Cabinet, were eqoatty conspicwott ;
and as tat beyond praise *she himself was %sawn-
hog io atten,pt his panegyric; to such a man,
whom his iltd.ihguished abelitics had raised to ills
present exalted station, n..t only We Hous:, but
tut wh.tle nation, must look no with sentiments
of confidence and veneration ; from the per.
rue to whom Use man lument of the treaty
Thad b:-en trauma!, as well as horn the ma-
shie's. stun W.11C,1 had been granted as a supply to
lli .'suitian Majesty, the House and the Curette}
oast to espedi every thing satistidtory end hollow-
ali:e so this count' y, in the terms of the treaty ;
tivese wit having yet been ratifitd, he observed,
could Ilt.t be lend batne their Lordships at present ;
bur would, with all poplars: Lispatch, be suomatted
to Their ire coswiaded with inovveg,
4* Chat an itildrets of Thanks be presented to His Xis.
j• sty; ackeowledging his paternal care, constantly
exercised Oyer his liegc tutjals,but more particularly
osempiii.ed in the late prate concluded with PlUS-
ae.i, stating alv, that they teo tb: ptopriety of the
measure adopted by His filtije.ty's Minister, in ad-
vancing the tom tit 80,00Ji. spentioacd in his most
gracious Message. as an immediate supialy to the
pressing necesnoot of His rrus,ian Nlajesty, and
are reaoy, as tar as in them lies, to make good the
same."
flat Motion was curie, T rue. dips. and a De-
putation of the Lords was or.;eresl to wait 00 Llis
Majesty itfs the pass.
!Aid lothind presented a r:fitinn from the Con-
fined Ide•nors in the /awl of Worcester, which was
ordered to lie on the able.

'HOUSE OF CONINIONS.
The Speaker tonic the Chair at half past three.
end the House pr,ceeded to ba!iot for twc; Eleftion
Committees, af er which they proceeded to call over
the mimes of the d2foulrers at the lest call of the
House. Ihe three following Members not being
p:esent, were ordered to be taken into the custody
of the Serjeant at Arms: the Right Honourable
William ‘Viiiiham, Sir John Nicholls, and Ed-
ward May, Esq.
The names of the Members that may happen to
he absent to-morrow, at the Ballot then to take
place, were ord. red to be set apart, and afterwards
reported to the Hone.
It was ordered, that Mr. Plummer have leave of
absence on Thursday next, on account of his having
to attend a Grand Jury, but to be in his place on
this day se'nnight.
Sir J. C. HIPPIifiLEY moved, ft That the order
made this day for taking the Right Hon. W. Wind-
ham into custody, be discha g d," as he knew that
Right Hon. Gentleman to be absent upon particu-
lar business.
This Niation was negatived without a division.
The lion. Baronet soon afterwards gave notice,
that he would to-morrow move, ft That that order
be discharged."
A Message from the Lords announced their Lord-
ships' assent to thl German Vara Bill.
COLCITES rtR ELECTION.
The following Members were appointed upon the
reduced list, to try and determine the merits of the
Colchester Eleetion Petition :

Thomas Blies, Esq. Thomas Estcourt, Esq.
L.,rd Viscount Stopfntd, W. Spencer Stanhope, Esq.
Thomas Whitmore, Esq. Henry :Chaney, Esq.
Gerard Noel N.ml. F.sq. James O'Callaghan, Esq.
Right Hon. Sir A. caget, Mr. David Latuuche.
John Jackson, Eaq. Russel Manners, Esq.
John Staniforth, F.lq,
After these Gentlemen had been sworn at the
Table,
The SPEAKFA informed them, that according
to the terms of the Ail of Pailiaiswilt, there heing
another B sllcit smt Reduced List to be brolglit in,
the Committee now appointed w to not to
retire to choose their Nominee:, 61, :::at ot..er
Committee had been sworn.
On the motion of Alderman COMBE, the con-
sideration of the Kas, %Noe Elation retitton was
ordered to be postponed irom Tuesday the 17th of
March ;octant, to Tuesday the 14th of April ..at
On the mo.i.)n o. Mr. PLUMMER, Mr. S:iaw
le Fevre ss ordered to have leave of ,ih:ence for
three weeks, on account of ill state of h ahh.
On the motion of Mr. PERCEV AL, it wac
ordered, that Mr. Stur;iis Bow ..tve leave of
absence, to attend the trial of Sir H3me Popham,
at Portsmouth.
YARMOUTH COMMIT IT.E.
The following are the Gentlemen appointed upon
the reduced list :

F. W. Gram., Esq. Robert Knight, Est
C. W. T.rylor, k..,q. Slteitecl Siora, Rue
The Hen F P ,uvrnby. N. W. Ratiey Colborne, Esq
W. C. Honker, Ems. Sir R. Salisbury, Bart.
The Hon. W. Hell. W.o. Fraiiklosi, Esq.
Tire lion. W. Lamb. Ca:reoy irre,eke, E.g.
John retr.og, Lsq.

MOMIKIZI.

William Dick:mon, IlLaq.—iAttuel Whitbread, Esq,

Lord HOW ICK said, that on account of the
late sitting of yesterday, it would be proper to post.
pone the discussion of the Mainly Bill till to-mor-
ro.v. He .!could Ale, propose, for the same reason.
that the committal of the Slave Trade Abolition Bill
shmsld be postponed till to-morrow, for the purpose
of filling up the blanks, and that it should be further
discussed upon Friday.
Lord CASTLEREAGH said, he had objettions
to urge against a particular part of the Mutiny
Bill, but he should postpone string so, nil the bring-
ing uis of the Report.
The SPEAKER intimated •ei Cie Gentlemen
appointed upon the Colchester Committee, that they
alight now withdraw to choose then Nominees.
That Committee accordingly withdrew, and soon
afterwards returned, having named as their nomi
nee, Sir Jahn Cos Ilippesley and Henry Jodrell,
Esq.
One of these Gentlemen having appeared, and
the other nut, the SPEAKER put it to the House
to determine how the matter should be settled, or
what step ought to be pursued.
Here a eamversation ensued, in which Lord Ho-
, wick, Messrs. Bathurst. Bankei, and Grenville,
took part.
When the question was put by the SPEAKER,
that Mr. Jodrell be taken into the custody of the
Scijeant at Arms; after a few remarks by General
Porter, Mr. S. Stanhope, P.L. Tierney, Lords Ho-
Wick and Henry Petty, the motion wa. carried
nun. role.
After this, Mr NOEL introdeced a conversa-
tion, which involved A question of privilege; the
Gallery was ordered to be cleated. Urn re-
entering the Gallery, we found
Sir J. PULTENEY on his legs, who was speak-
ing on the subject of the Firlancial Resolutions
winch he had proposed; he expatiated for some time
on the superior merit of his statement, beyond that
tit the Noble Lord (Lord H. Petty). His wish
was, that the calculations he had submitted, might
undergo a candid examination, and that there
might he a clear understanding, with respeCt to
tigt.res, and whether the principles on winch he
had formed his calculations were coned. He mov-
ed, " That his Resolutions be referred to the Com-
mittee appointed to consider the new plan of Finance."
Lard 11. Pk:l'lY said, he bad no objei9ion to
the Resolutions of the Hon. Baronet being printed,
and examined by the House, until the time that his
Financial Bill shall be brought forward on the New
Plan of Finance. It was then moved and carried,
that the debate be adjaur led to this day sennight.
The Serjrant at Arms then appeared at the Bar,
MO reported that Mr. Jodrell was in his custody.
Upou the Motion of Earl '1 ENII'LE, it was
then ordered, that Mr. Jodrell be discharged, on
paying the fees.
The bleiLbers of the Committee appointed to
y tire nre.ets of the Yarmouth Lleition were them
called to the Table. and toot the oath..
I.e.sre of absence was, upon moon. granted to
Mr a arce, for one week; also, that lit. Tophan
hare leave to go the :Northeilk Circuit.
The Serjeant at Arms reported, that be had
taken Sir Julia Nicholla into custody.

Ordeted, on tlie motion of E.ll TENIrLE, that
ha be discharged, en paying the fi-es.
The Committees on til.e rsletiny Bill, and the
Slave Prize Bill, exerz deferred till to-mnirwe ; and
the Committee no the Land T s CA:nrnissioners
Bill deferred to this day throve weeks.
Ordered—An account of the qu:nety of Tanned
Leather and raw Hides Imported into, and exported
from, Ireland, within the last twelve Teem
The Report of the Sugar Drawback 1';i11 and the
Brandy Duty Bih, were brought up, and with the
atnendrnents, ordered to be engrossed, and to be
read a third time to-morrow.
I.lr. Grant, from the Commissioners of Military.
Iniltiry, brought up the Foutth Report, the ti:le
of which was read, and, with the Supplement, or-
dered to be I.'d on the Table, and to be ptintei.—
Adjourned.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

GarTrmtußGn MAILS.

BERLIN, Ina.
We have positive intelligence that the Russian
army was attacked on the 4th last. at Altet:stein
:Ind at Guttenstadt ; and that its advanced ward
was routed ; several prisoners and some pieces of
cannon were also taken from it : sie hourly ruptct
the details of this affair.— ( From lie Tch srapi)

res. 01.

M. Leglise, chef de battaillon, attached to
staff, set out on the 3th of this month from A

dorf, brought !:ere, yesterday, official intelligeOzi
:\
that the enemy had been beaten at all points, and
was pursued with the utm-ist activity ; the par ti
was continued by night ;20 pieces of cannon, u
from 3to 10,000 primers have been taken: i
army is in f.ill march for Koningsberg, where di'
enesey has retired.-06,4

POSEN, mi. It.

A Supplenient Ecttaardinary to the Gazette o
this city, gives the following Order of the Day :

The General of Division, Governor, and Commandant-4f
Chief or the town and department of ?risen, makes known, of
well to the troops which ate in that department, as to the die-
/vent adinonistrAtions, that the Russian and Pusan army
been Wady defeated, and that 6,40 prisoners, and more the
►wenty piece: .4 cannon are the fruits of this vinory ; the mil'
DJ) Command .nts arc charged with giving the utmost paha.
say to the pre=ent order of the day.
(Signed) LIEBERT, General of Division, Sic.
Kashal Massena passed through here this morn-
ing, ou hi. way t, the Grand Army.

M. 3.

The Emperor set out nn the 30th of Joutnary, at
five in the morning ; he breakfasted at Pultusk,
slept at Prazilitz, and proceeded the next morning
to Willerleerg, where he %raid the Si st of Jannary
and Ist cf February. Pus Majesty set out from
Wollenberg on the morning of the 23, slept at Pas-
senheim, from whence he again set out on the 3d,
in the morning, for Aliens:els. '?Ls Majesty is
very well. The cold is only at two degrees, ar.d
the roads are exceloent.
WARSAW. JAW. 22.
The Au•.trian Minister, Gene' a: Vincent, is st.ll
here : His M.ijesty treats him with the greatest dis-
tinelion, he grants him frequent audiences, which
last upwards of an hour, ail,' almost every day he
has conferences with the Prince of Benevento. The
Grand Duke of Berg seldom appears in public ; it
is tirought that the climate, so contrary to his health,
is the came that he recovers so slowly from the ill-
nest which he has had, and which was occasioned
by the faagues of the last campaign.—( L'Abcdie d.
Not d.

RINKS Or THE ELLIE, ►E{ 16.

According to the latest intelligence, the theatre
of war in Poland appears to lt e entirely changed,
and the French and Russian armies have taken up
positions altogether new; the latter as made a
quarter wheel, and the greater pat t of its forces is
at present in East Prussia ; the Fri nch army has
followed this movement, and its left w.:cg, since the
bloody affair of fvlchtingen, has drawn nearer to
the centre, whose position appears to be near Wil-
lenburgh. The principal force of the Russians is
concentrated between the lake Spirdirg and the Na-
rew ; it extends its right towards Passcnheim, and
the front of this wing is to the South. All accounts
agree in saying, that a decisive battle would soon

take place in that neighbourhood.
We learn by private letters, that the garrison of
Dantzic had made a sortie against the confederated
Poles; driven them hack, and made several pri-
soneis ; it is added, that those of the prisoners who
were born is Prussia have been shot at Dantaic.
According to these last accounts, all was tranquil at
Kocir;sberg, where the Queen had also returned.

VItNNA, TIP. 4.
The Court Gazette of this day contains the fol-
lowing article, under t! .e head Turkey :
" On the ‘22d of December, the declaration of
war by the Sublime Porte ag tinst Russia took place:
the gates of Constantinople were in consequence shut
for some days."

LEGKORN, Jll4. 22.

The Prince of Hesse•Philipstlial is making prepa-
rations to eft& a landing in Calabria, with a corps
of Sicilian troops, and in conjonEtion with 12,000
Lngl'sh.

SOTTIVISVRidf, TBS. 21,,
This svenid.g a eonrier has artist tl in tea day.
from St. Petersburgli, bringing dif.patches from
ClustAntinorolle. from Vienne, from. the Prussian
head.crartern, as well as from St. Petershorgh
he stars than the French had meivt d some snore
checks Irons the Bussians ; and that the Prustata
al my had hem reinforced by 60,600 r recruits. Ac-
counts tee fired fi orn Malmo yesteerlay, mention,
that Bonaparte, in one of the late aftioas, had been
wounded in the foot, and that Bernadotte has also
been wou.nded.

TEL 'l3;
The German Papers received to-day, speak of z
victory gained by the French, on the 4th inst. sa
Alte.artein, over d.c Russians; but private letter.,
by the post at C(.lberg, s-ate the affair exaffly in a
contrary way, and say 1.114 t tile Russians bad tlz:
best of it.

A caurier has arrived to-day from Malmo, will
brings an account that there has been some mer
slvirp fighting between the French and Swedesinear
Stralsund, and that the former were dri•en back to
their intrenel,ments ; Gen. d'Armteldt commanded
the troops who made the sortie ; I tannet get the
particulars to night.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LON DON,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4.

A NOTI IF. R IiATTLE.

Two Mails from Gotteoburg arrived yesterday,
with letters and papers horn that city, to the 25. h
last, and from Altona and Ilainburgh to de
18th. Government, at the same time, reteiy.
ed dispatches from Mr. Pieeeseotur, our M.
nister at the Court of Stockholm, and from
the Marquis of Dour:Las, at Saint Pctersbargh.
T.ie latter are dated the 10th of January. Thom
from Mr. rIERREPOINT, we understand, are dat,cl
the t2ittli last. The foreign Papers seate, that a
battle was fought on the 4th of February at Altea-
stein and Guttenqadt, about 18 leagues due south of
Koningsberg. The result is vat iously represented.
The Telegraph. a Paper printed by the French t
Berlin, states, tinder the date of the 14th, that the
French were the assailants, and that the Recent
were defated with the Eras of from S to lo,O'i

prisoners, and 20 pines of cannon, and thatlte
French army were in full march for Konirirberg,
to which place the enemy had retreated. Thy ee•
feat of tl.e Russians on the 4th, was also officially
announced at Posen, on the Ilth of Febraary, aaa
their loss is stated nearly the same as in. tie Berta
articl e.—That a battle took place on the 454.1,, and tLat
it sees the result of BONAPARTE'S manoeuvring tor
that pm pose, appears certain. He bad been in coo.
stain motion during the five preceding days, and
reached Altenstein on the night immediately pre-
ceding the adion. We may presume, that it wise
general engagement ; but, supposing the account
The Telrgreph true in its full extentyls:ellktneltol
in concluding that the defeat of the inaliaas• mu
not general and decisive ; eight or 10,000 men, in
must not forget that the official report only mak,.l
it 6000, and 413 pieces of cannon, is a loss alit
would scarcely be felt by so large a force as en
Russian Army. But we must farther consider,
that these accounts of the success of the Find,
come from two cities, in which Proelainatiniu
have been issued, announcing the severest pis

and penalties against tho.e who should sly
any tlii,ig unfavourable to the Donal arrs,;
and that, therefore, a de eat wrist he busied la
silence, or represented a vidory. Letters rect.; ..
at Gottenburgh, on the 23d, state, that the Russia
instead of sustaining a defeat, were vidorinus a
Altenstein. We conadently expea that such e
prove to have b"en the true state of the qucsti
or, at the worst, that it has been a drawn battle.

We stated, etn Saturday, that the Gentlemen
proposed to bid for the Loan, were informed, !ha'
for every 1001. sterling, they should rue;
St^tk in the 3 per Cent. Consols, and 70:. S:
in the S per Cent. Reduced, the bi.lding to
the 5 per Cents. Yesterday moming the G. r•:kr
composinri the four followin7, I!ste, waitcd
Lord Gatervir.t.a and Lord Hyman Perry, I
the Treasury, and the biddings were as follow
aOisAaTs and Co. . L.ll 17 6
S.r BARING am Co. 11 0 0
GULDSMIDS aid Cu. . 11 3 0
11ARNEti and Co. 10 Id 0
BARNES and Co. were, of c% arse, the Contracw

The rate of interest at iwLicii the Loan has been
trailed for is about 41. 14s. 71

The Dispatches brought by the Cermet/is
ket, are, we under:tint!, of a more favostrable 11•1
than as expetted, with regard to the final ik
mination ol the Turkish Government. It is iti
that upon the advance of the Russian Aryl
‘V,lllathia, the Porte applied to Id. Irat.lissxt,
i:Jstiaa Amb.issabr, Jedring that he would el

II

Ge.eral Micantso I to e►aenats that Pro►ince.— '
M. I r ALINSKI answered, that he had no power over
General Micues.sn«, who certainly would not
o':ey any orders but those of his So►ereign. The
atis•.ver was not considered satisfactory, and M
Irstisisat WAS ord.!red to lea►e emstaminople in
three days: Triis order the Russian Minister obeyed
with great promptitude. In the mean time, the
Dii!ish Minister, Mr. AiIIUTIITIOT, urged every
vt!atts in his power to terminate this .unfortunate
di:f.trrnce, and there was reason to hope that his
aratts would be successful. The Algerines, who
we-e for a shirt time at war with Russia, ha►e now
d•cia-ed war against France, and made peace with
t: e Power.

mm,,Esry will hold a Chapter of the Order
of she Bath. at the QUEEN'S Palace, this day, for the
01;p-se of investing two Red Ribhands.
Lord NIELvILLs ars ivel from Scotland. and
Siled .ft Nsionbledon yesterday, mil leaves town, for

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i'ortanoath, ta-morrow.
The TAY LOR, from Liverpool for Tonnine
vs. is on shore near Beaumaris.
file 70: (nr, from Shields, for Jamaica, is put
into Dover, with the loss of rudder, having been on
there on the Go -,dwin Sands.
,n —There being, no Court of Aldermeu
yet,tetday, the Lotto Mavoa, after inspe.fling
Ow Returns, ordered it to remain at the present
Prices.
10n Wednesday last, at a meeting of the Presby-
tery of L'linbursh. a petition horn a numoer of
Goads of familie. of the Gahic c taqiegatino of that
city. was given in, and r 1 s ar-d„ in sub.
;mince, that as sevc:al of the petitioners had crta
st taed thems,ives in tn.rrt ioge with persons who did
not understand G.e'ec, ALI as their children were
ant .aught that langua,r,e, they were desirous to
lave a chapel of ease, tsh, re public worship should
}.e alternately pertorated in Gaelic and English.
' chty offered to give bond for a settlement to the
Muster, who should be clt-sen by the suSseribers
congregati n, to be de rayed by the moi,ey
arising from tl.e seat ten s &c. —'l'he petition
was ordtred to lie on the table till next ordinary
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'fhe evidence of Joists BAL A ASS, given in the
Flnisa of Commons, on Monday night, in support
of Mr. PAULL'S Petition, was not correelly stated
in this Paper yeaterdae. We understand, Witness
a.i t, he went to M'. BURG.?.SS, Mr S:IERIDAN'S
with RICIIARDsOI4, ter see what fivacoos
weeid say; they went to try if BURGESS woold
offer them tdrms to go tett of town. l'hey had ad-
vises! with Mr. P•uaa's S )ficitor, Mr. Powatt.,
about going to see Ituaocs. Poem. a only said,
they might go to ss.: what BURGESS would say.
After having go ie to CU, z n-street, in quest of
Seems, Wirnes, went back and sold POWILL. lie
fees not rensonber whom he saw At Carey-street,
besides. He told Mr. Poor:too whet, he rationed
from Curzon-street. Power t. had told hi n not
iosult &Rotas ; Luz noile what he would say.
—Joey R ices aos, arother of .Ir. Pauto.'s wit-
nesies, on his crossotaamtnation, by Mr. SUE-
coofessed that he had written threaten..
ing locos to Mr. T. SHERIGAN. and others,
ir. order to extort money from them.—Cuais-
weetoth R testa Rowe, oriother tw
bad communicated to Mr. Vowsaa, 'elr. PAULL'S
Agent, what he did in trviug to see tioaoess. And
in m meting WALLACE. He had A.toilied PuWELL
several tinirs, and had received 10s. for two day'
loss of time, in endeavouring to see BURGRS4. It
was in January this happened. He had seen
Pertveat. dining the electom. It WAS one Jona
BALAASI that took him to look for BURGISS; and
the objet was, to see wOether Bueoess would offer
them any money to keep out ut the way. They did
nut see Duataass. He had seen Mr. Powato. a day
or tw• after, an! Powatt had given ham 10s. for
his loss of time the two days he went with BALAA At
to Comma-street. lie had gone :rocn Carey.street,
where !sir. Naar.% Cornmiat-'e sat.
Mr. G coa OIL LAM s a dissenting clergyman, has
been sentenced to six months impri-ooment, at the
terwick Sessions, for marrying people contrary
t 1 law.
The late increase of unfortunate females, who are
driven to the ne.:essity of se king a wretche i sob-
sissence in the streets, has attraCteu the notice of ,he
Police, in siauchester, last week ; and, by the very
salve trstions of Mr. NADIR, several of them were
takenints costetly, some of whom were passed to their
;:gidencee, others confined to labour, and the
I!4it culpable ti;solooged with a strong admonition.
The lures held out by these .•:::.'erable vi•fnms, and
the ruinous consequences which fall tire: She youths
enticed by them, tender this imerlerenze highly :du-
tiable and neceisa y.
Some time in the night of Friday the twen-
tieth of February Messrs. Wells and Allnatt's
Bank, at Wallingford, was broke open, and cash
and small country bank notes, to the amount of
71u1. 3s: ed. stolen thereout. A reward of MI.
hioides the sum allowed by Aa of Parliament, is
s.,'lrted on cant/talon of the offenders. The door
f a strong rfOR chest, in which the money was left
• the Friday eviroing, and also the outward and
coward doors, wind unlocked by the robbers, and
lucked again, without injuring either of the locks,
so that there is every reason to believe that the per-
sons concerned must have been acquainted with
the bank, and by some means have obtained models
o time keyo
Siz e.—P is sour t ER, a celebrated French chemist,
has discovered a now species of utility, besides its
nutritive powers, in the potatoe ; and his discovery
has been proved. in England by steed() plaistcrers.
From the starch of potatoes, quite fresh, and wash-
ed but once, a fine size, by mixture with chalk, has
brew made; and in a variety of instances success-
fully used, pattiallarly for ceilings. This species
of ore has no smell ; while animal size, putt Lying
so trimly, ualormly s'sles A disagreeable and un-
veiled:some odour ; he size cif potatoes, being very
little sehjea to potrefalion,appea s from experience
to more more durable in tenacity and whiteness,
and, for whiteovio:tinF, should always he preferred
to animal size, tie• decomposition of which invari-
ably exhibits proofs of infeaieus e;:

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