Star.
London, England, 1801-04-27 00:00:00

tSigliat)

• W. ROMETT."

" I have only to add a few particulars refpeft-
ing the late action. Ten !hips bore the brunt, and
fullained almoft all the damajges of the ailion ;
there were, the MONAECK, EDOAR, DEFT*\CE,
GLATTON, ARMPIT, BELLO**, ELEPHANT,
Canoes, and the AMAZON frigate. The killed
and wounded amounted to about t soo men. The
official rcturrs make the numbers much lefs ; but
there take no notice of wounds where there is ro
frafture, or limb loft ; and I am lorry to add i
melancholy Lift, that nearly one third of thofe re.
turned wounded, are already dead.z—We are in
hourly expeftation of receiving a reinforcement of
(hips from England. We have had none to join ns
fince we entered the Sound, except a (loop of war
from Yarmouth, and two cutters from Leith.
The MONARCH and Isis having left us to repair
their damages at home, our fleet, which originally
was jntended to confift of 22 fail of the line, R fa-
des, and 7 frigates, now eonfills of only 16 fail of
the line, one fifty, and 4 frigates..—lt is reported
in the fleet, that Lord KEITH is to co-operate
with us in the Black Sea. Braviimel We (hail then
have Ram between two fun."

.1..41V. INTEL C E.

COURT OF KING', riI'NCH, APRIL 24.

catiatitAn twrottma. ruts.
Mr. SCOTT Rated, that he had a. motion to make
to the Court of very confider:title importance. He
believed the fats he Riaul4l have the misfortune
to Rate from a number of affidavits were loch as
finee England was a civilized country, had never
been produced in a Court of Janlice. He was Pure
that whatever belonged to the due adiniailtration
of Jullice, and to the liberty of the fubjeel—what-
ever related to thole unfortunate perfons ivlia
were in our prilons, and who were extremely likely
to be abandoned and forgotten by the public,
would meet with every attention from the Court.
He moved for a Rule to (hew caufe why a Crimi-
nal Information fhould not be tiled againtt Tho-
mas Aris, the Keeper of the prilon in Cold-bath
Fields, for his cruel and illegal treatment of John
Heron, who was committed to his c:u'c for tale
milli:3y only ? When lie Rated this to be cruel and
illegal conduit, he applied to it the very mildell
terms he could give it, for he was perfuaded that
before he had read half of his Affidavits the Court
would think this man had been guilty of infliaing
abfolusely dire& torture on this perfon. He trufted
there could be no doubt that this was a mighty
offence s&Le eye of the Law of England. Ulm
were to h in with Magna Charm and purfne the
Statute Law, or if he were to take a view of the
Common Law, beginning with the Mirror of Jul.
tice, he might read till midnight authorities expref:
five of the abhorrence and detehation that had
been entertained againft offences of this kind.
Lord KENTom here obferved, that it was vitally
unneceitary to produce any authorities to Mew that
offences of this kind (if committed) ought to be
puni(hed.
Mr. Scovr Paid, he moved this on the affidavit
of John Heron bimfelf ; alto on the affidavit of a
fellow-prifoner, and laftly on the affidavit of the
Turnkey. Heron's affidavit, among other things,
ftated, that he, had been on hoard the Rimin
man of war; that i.
in the year 1798 he had been
fent to the Prifon in Cold-bath Fields, where he
was loaded with heavy irons, and put into a dark
cell, where he was kept for eight days withmit
being permitted to fee day-light or to breathe the
frefh air, except about five minutes every morning
when he scathed himfelf ; and that he was fed on
bread and water. He was afterwards taken down
alma lifelefs, and dragged on foot to Bow-greet,
ftill loaded with heavy irons. He was at left
tried before Mr. Juftice Geose, and acquitted.—
He was afterwards arrefted a fecond time, and
fent back to this Prifon, where he experienced fur
a long time nearly the fame fort of treatment.
When the Counfel was proceeding with this
ftatement of &as,
The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE hid it was unnecef-
fary to go further; and defired hinilto take a Rule
to thew caufe. His Lordflip raid, he could not
forbear complaining that there had been in this
bufinefs extremely improper conduet, for he had
had a long detail of this fent him in what profefled
to be a Newfpaper. A detail of this bad been
fent to him before whom that application was to
be made. Any thing move improper—any thing
tending more to divert the courfe of Juftice by an
improper influence, could not poffibly be imagin-
ed.—lt was molt criminal. This complaint was
?relented to the Houfe of Commons under the
idea of a Petition, and was rejected, and the Honk
was apt to do what was right. His Lordfliip
thought this lh molt thameful bufinefs. Very im-
proper conduit appeared on both fides. Supped-
ing what had been alledged againft Aris to be
true, there was a great deal of Improper conduit
fomewhere elle.
His Lordfhip bete told Mr. SCOTT that he took
it for granted he could bring the fats much lower
than 1798.
The Counfel laid, he *lonia bring the fails down
to the year 1799.
Lord Kaavox told him that would net do.—
The C.funfel mug (hew tome recent Legs. His
Lordlltip (aid, be did not juttify this meafisre ; it
was very fit a profecution (hould be fet on foot,
but in this cafe it was much titter, in rime refpects,
to go to a Grand Jurv. This was a cafe which
refpeacd the conduit of a prilon, and was of great
importance to the country, and it would come
with more weight before a Grand Jorv. It was
impoifible, according to all the rule% of...the Court,
that they could grant a Criminal Information,
from the time that had dallied fine': the fails hap-
pened.
Mr. SCOTT ObiliTTedi that the rTOfCCUtOI was
difcharged !ince the fall 'ceim, :mil that he hail
had no oil?, rtunity tom:tke that application filmier.
Lord KKIvroN Laid, if that was the cafe lie was
difpored to grant the Infinmation.
The ATTORNEY GEVFR.IL Aced if the Prole-
cutor bad favor that he had not had an opportu-
nityof making the motion (boner ?
Mr. SCOTS fitid he 'ras ready to make that
affidavit.
l.ord li,Fwnv laid, the Profeentor could not
fie affidavits afterwards to introduce any new
tat, thow:h I,c might make a liipplcmental affida-
slt to explain Nat already belme the Court. He
faid it was unneceiTary to late the Rule for a Cri-
minal Information that inflant, but Mr. Scott.
might file his affidavits and mention it to-morrow
—.which the Counfel cow...nted to do.

Arkll..2j.

Mr. S.lll r ftid. he Igul n. tv an aeld;tional affi-
davit, witch he hn;sel to;:!:! entity him to the
Crintiaul In:orniation he pm-, yelLrdas
the Keeper of the at
Cold-Path for epicl trratnient towat..l.
Ihrron, s:;:o u.. fiat to COS Bath I Lid
for far.: c01ic...,.
1.01 defired the Coittircl to confine
binitell to r..!ew that the party cool.l not ar:dy
t-o9r—r. The ohje.'tion )I.!tcritl;:y wgs, that the
but tr.' year
Now t..e l oo: • .61!.cd t.. ;non;
the lirf fn.nt Applica:;4).!
Ler ? :,I,,;blvz tltc pat's. but. it
iroulti in 2 .e the tu fry thit AM not 1

interfere in this extraordinary manner; and that
you molt go to .k Grand Jury.
Mr. Sco•rT produced an affidavit from the Pro-
fecutor, in which he snore that he had not, till
the prefent Tom, an opportunity of applying to
that Courc.
Lord Kixros deemed him to take a Rule to
thew cote why a Criminal Information Ihould not
be exhibited againil Thomas Aris?—Rule granted.

GitrEN O. MOS.
Mr. EIKINF:' in this cafe, on the part of the
moved fur a Rule to thew cattle why there
thould not be a new trial? He had nothing to fay in
favcur of his client. He had been indicted and eon-
viaed of a lerious offence againft the Excife, and
was fent to Cold-Bath-Fields in execution of his
judgment; and theretbreccrtainly he was not a per-
fon entitled to any great favour. By the 2.5 th article
of the Regulations of the Jail,every perfon commit-
ted for fate en ftody only—(and not in execution as
this perfon was) requiring to be lodged in a better
manner, and able to pay, lhould have a bed, at the
rate of is. per night. But Green was charged a
guinea per week, which he fitbmitted Aris had no
ri,,ht to Rik of him; and therefore he bad brought
this action to recover back all the money he had
fo paid, in breach of the nth article. He was
nonthited ; but Mr. ERS.Kitia contended he was
entitled to a verdia. The concluding article
of the Regulations provided, that if any Rule
or Order fhould be found on experience impraeli-
cable or inexpedient, the fame might be fulpended
or rela'cd by the vifiting Jullices. It appeared
that the viliting Jullicei had authorized Mr. Ark
to take a guinea a week in this cafe from Green, 1
and alfo from four other pritinters ; and the only
quetlion for the conlideration of the Court was,
whether the viliting Jottiees, tinder that regula-i
authorizing tin= to fut Pend or relax the rules,
could poflibly be entitled to make a new rule?
Lord KEN Void Cad, that this money was not re-
ceived by Aris for his own ufe, but was paid over
to the Juilices, and found its way into the County
Rock. It was unnecetrary for the decition of this
point, to enquire, whether the Jultices had aright
to make the order ? but it was clear that the order
when made was imperative on the Jailor. His
Lordfhip raid, he was againft Aris in the former
aZtion, bccaufe although he had paid the money
Over to the Jultices, he had taken it againfl the
Rule. His Lordihirahought there was no ground
for a new trial,

. -
Mr. ERSILINF tool• nothing by his motion.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, April 25.

L%NKRVI•PCY ENLARGED.

April sti. John Bray, now or late of Town Mailing, Kent,
dop-rnerclant, at ten, atritalldhall, leuseon.
BANKRUPTCY SUPEIttiI!.DED.

William Hawn, of I lanwell, Mielkfrx, kap aa4 itarch
fadarm _ _

BANKRUPTS.
jofeph Miran, of Derby, dealer in wine and fpiritnont Nunes,
to in/Tender May t 9, 23. and June 6, at eleven, at the Gawp
Inn, Derby. Atorciee, Meffra Ward and Lockett, Derby.
James Partington, at Fen-eon's, FanclourchArect, merchant,
April 28, at one, May t 4, at ten, and June 6, at titmice, at
GuiblhalL Attorney, Mr. Thomas, FA-court.
Sufannah Metcalf and John Metcalf, of Golden-LepCourt,
Cheapfide, hailer~, May 2, at tweite, May 9, and Jane 6, at
ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, 14ff. Jima, Balliburf-Gluaret

rico-Meet, London.
Thomas Winterhourn and Charles Gardner. of Carey-itreet,
Chancery-lane, talion, May 9, and June 6, at ten,
at Guildhall. Anomie*, Mcltrs. P.. and T. Jennings, Great-
Shire-lane, Carey- Rivet.
James Wood, of Manchcfter, Machnse-maker, May 13, tn,
and June 6, at four, at the Royal Oak Inn, in Manebeiter.
Anomie', Rini. Parr, Ridge-Plaid, MaeehNterl or Mr. J.
Swale, Hare-court, Tempie, Landon.
*llomo and John Bellamy, of Birmingham, Japumers, May P.
9, and June 6, at twelve, at the Stork- Tavern,
Attortum,Mern. Barker and linen. Bkm Birgtist era
Devon and Tooke, Gray's-inn-fluare,
John Mitett, of Crown test, Iltdbary-ftmare, ilsamsnaker.
May 9, 16, and June 6, atten,uouihlb4l. Anomie., Meets.
Gimes and 'tablas, Burr-Rreet, Katt ninkldield.
James Andrew, of Maneheller, and 'Moms Mahn, of Stint
Swithin's-lane, London, cottoninerebants, April tail::
s t, and June 6, at three, of at the Mule Francis
Manche-Rm. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Edge, Broorn-areet,

Manclidlc r. -
'Firma. Clrittaton and F.dward Writs, of Brencidey, Kent,
bar-snanufiet ur. rs, April ay. at toy, May Is, and Jane 6, at
twlve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Soith,lllmr-

hcr's Ilan. , ..
Frcdt rick James Albers, of t;recn tottico-bnc,Cannon-dsuor.
J.ondon. entrrhatA, &Tay a. if,, and Junc 6, at one, at Guild-
hall. Atoornics Mcdrs. Wilkie and Amulet, Finflnuy-

6ptare.
orzt nacre. of Ituffelhary Southampton, May 2, S. and
June 6, a deven, At GoUdb:ll, London. Aftorncy, Mr. Ai.
cork, Canterbury-float% , St.Oiavc, S.:at/mark.
DIV iItENDS. _

May t 6. Sttpluv I.aarfnn Otßoelkerlat--- he, Surrey, Odp-rarver,

, . . . .
al Mix., at f.uildhall, Lopatin.
May 19. Mary infusion and William Johnfon, of Angmaring,
Suffer, lhoplteererh, at ten, at the Anchor Inn, Lhiahalter.
Jana 1. Samuel Bradbury, late at Balloshall-ltra.t, Inviter
at nine, at Guildhall.

The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Reterns
made Ist the wad caning tin. aid of.lpril, slot, is ;Sa lid.
per bemired weight. •
Average price of Corn in England and Wales, front the Rea
tarns ending the ieth of April, 1801.
Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. Beans. I Peak.
s. d. s. s. d. d a.
d.
tin 6 110 7 37 9 14 ii 74 is $1 3
Avant,: prices of Foreign Care, by which the aunty on
Importation is regal:owl. the week ending the t3th of April.
Whe.st. I Rye. I Raley. I Oats. Beans. rear.%
s. J. s. d. a. d. d. s.
141 5 93 0 57 10 34 tot 60 6 c

. .
('Phis Gazette all,. cotain. the appointments of lord I.4w-
the Doke of Pflrlllllll. Lord. flawhellsery, and Hobart.
Sir. Addington. the t)ukr of blontrof., Earl Dathorlt, Lord
Gkobervic, .ohl T. Wallace. .nrd Arden,
T. Pelham, and 1..1;.4-h:w. Hips. to he Conuniffootters firth:
Manzgrinent of th... \flair. of India. A 4 alsl.l the...prat utelnit.
.1 Jr. V113C4./it, tU Nth( ndary in tit. Pet, es, Weltmluitir.
Vaollll 141 the proni.aio.l of the Whop of Chelter to the Set of
;of (k ore: Hurt A. M. to the Reetory of robbing,
in Elle:: and or Wiiii.n Thorhurn, to the Church of
queer. in the Preflayter) of Ikmafrim; and the appointment
of Mr. Charles Stewart to the Office of Ordinary Cleo* and
/L... per of the Regifter of *Ana, Ac. within the Acwartry oaf
Oi:d.ey and *Zetbml.l

it 112.111.
hu WearrirfilAy, April 1 1.8411 of I fertry Howard Ff..
.11 suhr Callir. Cunihr.l.l:.d. of a fun.

Nt.%ItHIED.

SA•terain- Stertf 1.-Church, Mr. Jame
1)...11., it.ei..rd, to Mel. j...nrs.of rlarkwall.

- . -
Dtt.ll).
on ,Ltu•.1...7 W.. the is:h Itaar.t, at Sciutheitd, Kfnf, Mr
Ntrwide, %se: of .twirver i:ornlide, 1- ti. %hi., a ft w
Jay
pr. ',Am's, w dclverrd 4a tt d'-info
Ae ~ an TI-nrfhoy nnirlo, Alosoiwkr Cueard
:1.1 NA:. Grano, (aroma IP Marin.

St SOLD UT PRIVATL CO/ITRACT,
THE sciTE of AVON MILLS, with a large
quantity of Bricks and other hi:aerials thereon, more than
fullicient for rebuilding the fame; with a Dye-hot:re Black-
fmith's Shop and fevcral other Workfhops, and fiv,; t;sw.built
Cottag..s, aicontiruou, or Loluining, and in enntpleteripair ;
together with a Cl:de of .N;ahle 1.40:1, containing about three
acres, and half :In -err of :Y.caltor lying near thereto. The
ahos-c Premites are had for 0:c rrmainsier of a term of 99 years,
det: nonobie oil the death t.l three healthy perfona—A Ift. a Free-
bold Cottage, and Canis is 3.lj:slang the :dune.
The whole of Milic valual le and delirahle Premifes arc fituat-
ed on the banks of the rime Avon, where there is always a
powerful fupily of water, evranely eligible for the erection of
or or for a cloth manufactory: for the
latter purpofe they were ofcti till lately burnt down: and arc
ottly 4toilc.front I. is ywood, front Cusei 3.cliundi, and a from
Pooh—the gaud.
For further Par:Ls:tars to treat, apply to Nir. Arney, in
the Clore of F..lithary .

N.tVIOABI.I. CANN., AND OTHER PROPERTY,
MONTI ILY SALE.
10 LE SOLI) lit AUC'.'ION,
By Mr. sCOTT,
On Friday, May z, at Twelve of Cluck, at Garraway's, Change-
ailxy, London,
HARES in di( following Navigations, viz.
la The Caldvr and Hchltle, front Halifax to Wakefield, (even
Short ; tlic dividends are tit per Share.
The Oxford Navigation, fax Shares; the dividends are zoL
per Share.
Alfo Slurs in the Grand jun:lien, Warwick and Napton,
Allthy-de-la-Zouch, Shr,wfioury, Rochdale, Milton and Old-
ham, Grantham, and Oakham Navigation'; Weft-India Dock
Suhfcription, xwoL; London Duck, for forming Wet I.)e
at Wapping, wool.
Printed particulars fix days before the Lie, at Hatchett's
Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Garraway'a ; and of Mr. Scott. Ludgate-
hill, London ; who ivauthoriftt to fell part of the above Pro•
perty, and Shares in various Navigation*, by Private Contra&

WHEN Proferional Men of education and re
fponfibility deviate from the general fyftem by the fe-
edlots of a peculiar Branch, the fan: ion of long continued
fuccefs is the belt criterion of fuperiority.
Eight years have I devoted my praeticc to the exchtfive treat-
ment of THREE I .ISORDERS, and di:. fareefsfol no Cult to
my plan gives me add/fluvial ardour tb opper.• as hr am
able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import-
ant In the catalogue of human
After initiation into every branch as an Away Surveil, I
formed a with at an early period of Profile': to retem individu-
als from the ignorance of uneducated Ms n, or the equally dan-
gerous precipitancy of general Fradtititmers.
The THREE DISORDERS, to the cum of which I have de-
voted my attention, comprise every fpc-ks of VKNERE.'II.
INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.-211y.
All kinds of DEBILITY, Whether :wiling from the habits of
Schoolboy*, or the indulgence of mature are, and lafily that de-
rangement of the fyfiern in Women which is called lIAR R E
puss or STERILITY.
Numerous &Scares ate the tcfult of ignorance or haftc in the
treatment of a Stroh Gonorrhea, and it nut utifrequently hap-
pens that the feed. ut Life are puifoned by the indiferetion of an
unguanied hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are
eerily cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that I
May preftnne to Ares a radical re-eflablitimumt.
Few however arc the cafes of complicated (linters in this
diforder compared with the calamitous finis/tons of Men, who
from Indulgence ina sourAnY v ICE, or the prevalent (lair-
d,' of a falblonable Life, acquire that (tare of Debility which
is the unavoidable confcquence of filch peroicloos habits.
Where the unhappy (offerer broods over hi.. rnifery, hut can,
fully ("toccata his misfortune, it may he fume confutation fur
bins to know, that although it be an (Meet oeiloule ur uncer-
tainty with other Praelitionens, the removal of there DEVI.
CIENCI ES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire-
ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have
begur. to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be pre-sewnd
by an early counteraeilon of this languid Rate, and in there
odes no great dilßenhk. will occur.
Bat where this Deficiency has fur yean cc ifted • a proper Pie.
fiverance ia indifpenfitrly requifite to revive the SuMbriog fparks
of Life, and to re-animate the Coaftitution.
MARRIED WOMEN. who have long been difappohned
in their expeditions of a Family, may he armed, that in molt
Whoa, finis Wats are curable by Medical Skill.
The SECRECY which is fa efinstial to my undertaking, and
the 'cuts which I have prefumcd to date, form the
Baho Pretentions, and in coincidencewith fuels this intl.
madam is given; that Mr may he confulted peen fly
tlistreet.y letters theloOng a (mall note) at his honk, No. sg, Arun-
Strand, near Temple-Bar.
There Is an additional entrance in Wata-fircet adjoining,
and the name Is on both the doors.
M. B.lVianher of the Royal College ot Summers.

To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. st, New Bridge-then, Linder.
Edinburgh, May 2, 'too.
IN the fpring of 1794 I was aillieted with a Vene-
; real Complaint, which I treated with indiference for Ave
months ; but wag then obliged to apply to a regular Phylkian,
who put a temporary asap to the virulence of the difeak (by
mercurial application.) tor tome time ; but growing, in Vic of
all medicine and the advice of the Ara Gentlemen tithe Faculty
here, work and worfe far two years, I was reduced to a Rate
almoß unparalleled and beyond defeription, being an ants leper,
and ulcerated from bead to foot.—My head, throat, mouth,
nofe, lap, arms, Ste. have been alternately in danger of become
lag tides ' • in bort. I have had from 30 to 3o eating ulcers on
my body, and Dearly totally deprived of fight.—lt would be
vedlunlnous to partletdmize an my cafe—fitlice It to fm, there
sever was, or ever will be, one of a more dangcrous, or of a
more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by my
friends, and imagined m felt, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and
Mamas M my that condition, death was preferable to my more
than miferable Rate. In this dreOul Amadeu did I drag a molt
nferablicalftence, till MUNK 1110VIDItncr threw ha my way
a newfmtper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my
friends read it, I could tent and procured lonic of your
i.t.333.11 PA'S ENT PILL*, which, by ufing front time to time,
sal now, and have long been, (atter more than four years in
deferibabie Mirth), in as gotta Rate at health et ever I en-
; aa a proof of tbi., I had a fine, thriving, healthy child,
born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Goo, .1111 In
hopes of rendering my fellow-creature krvree' I respell• us to
publfh this • and you may at any time refer perfacts who with
to he raddled of the troth of this, or further particulars', to
me or my friends, by letter or perfun.
As few cafes for hadn't, will ever equal mine, and none ex-
ceed it, I have from c every reafon to afore mankind.
that in your L1A111.3 LLS they will find a fare, fpeedy,fafe,
and radical cure, for that molt dreadful Rage of Venereal
!picnic, which is Calleits.•A CONIFIRkItD tun with gra-
titedc, Sir, your obliged humble fcrvant. t• I •
• infunnountable family reafons prevent making my name
and addrefs mastic, hut creditable Perform really wanting iufor-
mation may ago be referred to me and my Friends by Mrs. J.
Clark, Rantfar-Canines, Edinburgh.
and Sold by the Sok Proprietor, Tool AS TAT.
LOl:trel, 1
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at
bit honk, No. IN Kew Bridgedireet ; where he will glee ad-
vice, without a fee, to perfons taking thefe Pills and will an-
herr patient. Weis, if poll paid, on the Anne terms, °bier,-
lug in ail cafes the waft inviolable honey, no Perfon's name of
cafu having been mentioswel, but at their own partkular repent,
by the Proprietor, dating the courfe of more than 36 years,
that he has had the concluding of an eatcafive Yale of the above
medicine, and the pradtke :wiling therefrom.
They are alfn fold, by his Appointment. for the etamenicace
sty thole living at a dHtance, by Mr. Watfon, Suoth-bridge,
I•'dinbsrght Mr. Mennen, Printer, Glafgow, to wham alto
%Ir. T. n kr. For his wickets; at the Perfumer's, Na. 15, St
.!!bag's-tirect, Pall-Mali; Mr. Robert6n sToy-R0y.110103.
Oxford-Rant; Mr. Gillsrenscorlic' No. 7, Fin,..neeec-hin.
nearly appetite. the Monumentt Mr.tietxrs.Booltfellet, No.
Gann-row Link 'rower-hill; Mr. Caswell's, Dottie ; and
by onr Perfon in every eardiderable town in t ;re st-thitaia and
IrcLud, iu Bose. of only as cod. each, kaki up with fall and
;nain Diredtions, whereby Pedals of *lbw leg may can
• bendelves with aafi and fon cey.
The gnat demand foe theft kivalmbie Medicines by Agents
throughout the throe timelier hisiatly teltilles *sir Mili-
tary dies.