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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
PHILADELPHIA, March is.

From Eurobe.-By the fhip John and Alice,
arrived at this port, from Liverpool, in 43 days,
London advices have been received in this city
about days later than thofe received by the
Flora. We have not received papers by this
vefIel, and can therefore form no judgment but
from the few extracts publilhed in an evening
paper.
The pacifcation, between France and En-
gland, of which 70 much was faid about two
weeks iince, and on the probability of which
perfons in this city had begun to fpeculate, is
fcarcely mentioned. In fact the idea of fuch a
peace was in itfelf ridiculous: Bonaparte no
doubt proPofed pacifcation, but knew per-
fectly well his terms would not be accepted-it
was polite ftep on his part, as it fhewed to
Europe that if England pleafed the war would
end, it ihewed to the people of France that
their government was ready to enter upon ne
gociation on the terms to which England had
before confented, and it told the people Of En-
Gland that their government prolonged the war.
The rejection Of the offer, by England, was a
matter OF courfe--for, as Britain is now fitua-
ted, peace would be equally rs dangerous, or
more 10, than continuance Of hotilitcs.
The accounts of the fate of affairs on the
continent are extremely contradictory, and in
deed coming from EnglinI prints, none are en-
titled to much credit. Ruilia is reprefented as
willing TO be fubfdifed by England, and in the
next paragraph it is faid RufIia, Prufia, and
Auftria have entered into league to preferve a
continental peace. II is ftated that the RngIifh
rniniaer would lay before parliament fubf,iiaty
treaties with Rufiia and Sweden, which, if true,
will remove all doubts of continental war.
France, aware perhaps of the effects of Britifh
intrigue and gold. was forming an immenfe ar
myin Hanover, 70 that fhould war break out,
Swedifh Pomerania becomes prey at once, and
France can proceed in her fcheme of Quitting
the Brtiih ont from commercial intercourse
with the continent. Pruflia remains firmly A.
tached to Ffance, aud is Eiid to have advifed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
SfoekboIm,IYan 10.

Accounts from st. P4erfburg fate that the
greateft activity prevails in the backwards.
both at Cronfadt and Revel; at the former
place feveral new fhips re building. A formi-
dable fleet, it is faid, wit foon be in fate OF
readiness.
From Berlin we hear fat the late encroacli-
ments Of the French in Ehmburgh, and the Eei-
zurc OF Sir George RumboId and the Mefen-
GER have ever iince rnadl his PrufIian maiety
view all the motions of Bonaparte with lea
lous eye.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
Jfnretgi, JnteIiesiite.

We learn by the brig Warrington, from Te-
neriffe, that two or three days previous to her
failing packet arrived there with the intelli-
gence that Great-Brtain had declared war /.
gainft Portugal, and that the former had attack
ed and taken pofTefIion of Madeira.
~ r. Mere. Adu. March l6.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
PARIS, Ian. :.

We have received IN account from Antwerp
ola desperate fcufFle having taken place between
fome American faiIors, who were attacked by a
party of Spaaifh faiIors, who fuppofed them to
be Englilh. Many lives were Iof on both idcs,
and feyersl very feverely wounded,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 80.

The Spaniih Envoy has received, by couri-
err, who had an Incredible quick pafiage, the in
tellieence of actual VIZ het,reen cr~:--- D..
gland, and he has communicated it to the
Porte, which has caufed a great fenfaton in the
Divan. 1t is thought that this news may effect
change in the prefent political fyfem of the
Porte.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
January 8.

Our government had feveral important diff
culiions with Count Cobentzel, the Roman I'm
perial Ambafador here, relative to the affairs of
Italy, which have given rife 70 many falfe re-
ports. There is no doubt, however, that thoie
apparentdifferences will foon be terminated in
an amicable manner.-Our funds have again al
fnmed their ufual petition, and are now between
ffty-feven and iifty-eight.
The iiege of Gibralter, which TIE EngliNhavc
now had in their poiiefiion exactly hundred
years, is to be undertaken with from eighty To
a hundred thonfand men.-The camp at St
Roch, will be more numerous than during the
Americas war.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
GGief. 5nnta Grane.
NORFOLK, March Is.

A focety has been formed at Naffau, New. Prov;-
dence, under the of The Marine soc;etv of
Crooked Hand for the purPoe of aGiting, ACCORDING
to the circumstances of their cafe and the ate Of tb1
iunds tueh unfortunate mariners may be BROUGHT
there in diitrefs.--[ Ledger.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
VENICE, Jan. Q.

Orders have been gitento fit out at Venice.
in fhort time, twenty-five corvettees from 10
TO ! 8 guns.
We are af1ured that General Mack will have
the command of our ftong Gordon of froons
on the Italian frontiers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
CADIZ. Dec. Is.

Admiral Gravina is fhorty expected here
from Paris All fhips of war here, and at Car
thagena, are fitting out, and many feamen are
levied.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
MADRID, Nov. 90.

Since the appearance of Admiral Nelfon's
feet before Barcelona, great fears are entertain
ed for Minorca. This illand, whole means of
defence are not very formidable, would be an
important acquifition to the Englih; the works
of Mahon are in very wretched condition, and
the garrifon does not confift of more than 1000
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
December is

A part of the carlton of this metropolis, has
received marching orders, but their deflination
is not known.
Eight regiments of Infantry, and feveral COM
panies of artilleriits, are on their march to the
camp of ST. Roch, which, added to other for
mldabe movements, leaves no room to doubt
of its being the fixed determination of our 60
vernment to make an attack on Gibraltar: this
important place, in the hands of the Englifh,
has long enough been monument of our weak
nefs; and it is now time to wipe away the foul
difgrace. Every thing announces an unaltera-
BILE refolution not to fpare our enemy in fin
gle intance.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
Frontiers ofRnEa, Tan. /.

M. D'Oubril, late RufIian Charge d'Affairs
at Paris, has fnce his return been appointed a
Councillor of fate, rewarded with comfortable
prefents, and employed in the department of
Foreign Affairs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23

Sweden not to engage in war. and to refufe the
Fluctuations of England as it was the determi-
nation of the king of Prutlia to protect the tran
guilty Of the north. The Englilh prints pre-
tend that there had been fome change in the
conduct of Auttria towards France that the in
tercourfe between thefe powers had not cogti-
Dued as friendly as formerly but thefe ac-
counts do not merit regard. 1t is certain that
Denmark has refufed all participation in hoitili-
ties.
The advices are 70 contrary, and 20 little to
be relied on that no opinion can well be for
med of the condition of the relations between
France and the northern powers; whether war
will eniue or not, it will but proong the fate of
England, for it is utterly mpofible to leiien the
influence ofFrance or to raife that of England
the one contains above one fourth of the whole
population of Europe, befides an influence over
nearly another fourth it is the richeft in re-
fources and mott powerful in the number and
Kill of its armies and officers it is independ-
ent ofcontngencies its inhabitants pay no tax
es of any kind, that iignify its government is
foley under the guidance of the 6rt folder of
the age and certainly a man of very hyperion ia
Tents in every refpect-whereas in England the
government is every thing, it depends upon it's
navy, commerce and colonies for its exiftence,
| its commerce is fhut ont of amoit every port in
Europe, it has not Jingle foot of territory on
taxes ofevery kind, it has no internal refources,
but dependent upon us and others for the
means of fnbfiitence for its people; its only re-
iource is to bride fome of the powers on the con-
tinent, and they will fight with but little vigor
or effect againft the French, and no longer than
England can pay so or so millions pounds fer
ling per annum. Under fuch circumstances, it
cannot be fuppofed that England will ultimate
ly prevail, me will in felf defence prolong the
war, and its duration will be in proportion to
her ability to raiie money.
Our former advices ftated that the prince OF
peace had been feized in Spain, that his influ-
| ence in favour of France would now be lot, and
that the Spanifh government was in fate OF
! diftrefs and confufon--a this is contradeted
by the late accounts, the prince OF peace remain
| ed in power, had addrefied the army and navv
of Spain upon the opening of the war, and APP
peared determined to carry it on with the utmoit
vigor. Every thing in Spain bore the appear
ance of zeal and activity, and it was fuppoied
from the forces collecting at St. Roch, that
Gibraltar would be fpeedily attacked. Spain
had folicited Portugal to ihut her ports againft
the Englifh, which will no doubt be done.
| aurora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23

Lat evening, arrived the fllip John and Alice,
captain Mcclure, in is days from Liverpool,
by which we have London papers to the
Goth, and Liverpool, to the sin inclufive,
from which We have only time to extract the
following
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
MILAN, Dec. II.

Mr.. Livingston, the late envoy from the
States of North America to Paris, has arrived
here; he is making journey into Lower italy.
Fronf;srt oc PuEo ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23

Captain Mcclure, has obliging!y furnilhed us
with London and Liverpool papers to the sin
of January.-On haity perufal of them, we
find but little of importance, except the De-
bates and the various papers of the Spanifh ne
gociations previous to the eruption between the
Engiih and Spain, which fill many columns of
the papers.-The Spaniards feem to exert
themfelves in preparations for war.
TrHs Amer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23

ES'ye9 efa hsy from a reel7aBe cauv,y.Jgy 5.os l.
Ne HdVa""a, 10 aaofJey In Ws7o-7s,f dat,s PsIgUs,,
III f'"N1c
BY the mail that arrived yenerday, IN ~ aav.
from Cadlz, We have received the Declaration If
War by his Ga hote majsfy sgaina Grsal Bs;,s;o
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26

Mr.. Lsib faggcaed the ptop,ie,y. inaead o.
sccediag 10 ths m,tion.ct appoiating conm;s-
tee 20 das up fct OF rules.
The quseion was taken on thc refciutian Of
f.red by Mr. Dasfou, which wn dilasteed to
Ayes- 3s-Nocs 81.
Mr.. L-ib moved rcf,lution for the sppoint-
m-at OF a committee TO prepare and repw,
fand;ng raes of proceeding TO be obteeyed ia
this HSafc; which wn agreed to, aud com
mittee Of isc sppointsd,
o, mprion ot Mr.. Nirholfcn.
Rsjsivsd. That comHs,tce of Ways and
M.ans be appointed agreesblY TO the aAndins
rules and orders OF the Houfe-Ayes s6.
On motion of Mr. Leib, a Committee OF
Commerce aud Manufactures was appointed.
On motion Of Mr.. Southsrd, a COMMITTEES OF
Elections was appointed.
On motion of Mr.. Nicholfon, COMMITTEES
Of Claims was appointed.
On m,tion of Me-. Th ,mss. a Committee of
Revival snd Uninihed Bldacis was appointed.
On motion of Mr.. Conrad, Committee OF
Accounts was appointed.
On motion of Mr.. Newton. il was refolved
that the faodins hour Of meeting be II A. M.
until othesvif. orderei--Ayes 81.
Ths Speaker laid before the Houic letter
from the Clerk reprefen'ing the mesiures taken
by him in execution Of the order of the Houfc
of Feb. zS. Sos, relative to the fupply of PIN
ting and Stationary for the Houfe by which
il appear, that propoial. for Printing had been
received, from A. and G. Way, Solomon Myer,
r. Dnmore from Bonion and Fulton for pa
per; and from Edgar Pattefon for the Station
sry and that contraa. had been made with
a. and G. Way for thc Printing. aud with Ed
gar Pnterfon for the Stationary,
Referred 20 the Committee of Accounts.
On m,tion OF Mr.. Thpmss. committee con-
fitting OF IT members was appointed TO enquire
aua report whcther anv aad whsr alterations arr
requid'e in the aets relative TO poR Offices and
! pots-roais.
On motion ofMr, Newton, refolved that the
Clerk caufc the menbes to be fufnihei with
three ucxipaper, or with newspapers not ex.
exceeding in price three daily papers.
! MIR. ]. Randolph, from the committee spp'in-
ted on the part of Ihc Houfe,to wait on the Pref
ideot, in coujunttion with the COMMITTEES sp.
pointed by the Senate, reported. that the COM
rittee had performed that fervice, and had re
ceivcd for anfwer thsr the Pref 'ent would make
communication to the two Houies to-morrow
at IL o't'ock by way OF MeTage.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
NATHANIEL DEARBORN.
Bssk- Binder Sy' Sfofioner.

LAS taken the chamber over McGu. MsIx
i i y RooEss' Store, No II Thsnes-
Street. oppoG,e Mr.. TsqDs/ssd's Coffee Houie.
where the Book Binding bulnefs will be carri-
ed on ia its various brsnchcs---Account Bool.
with or without feel backs ruled TO any pat
tern Old books bound on re,fonabe terms.
Any orders in the above buGneG will BE- exc
cured with pontiuaIity and difpatch.
An excsllent afoument Of Stationary, Ac-
count and School Books, will always be kepr
for fsle as cheap az can be puSchaftd in New
por.--Now on hand Warts Pfalms,& Hymns.
large and fmsll type, SCOTS Lcgons, Elements Of
Uteful Knowledse. American Prcceptor, do.
Selections, Aldcn's Reader, DabolIs Arithmetic.
Roots do.Mansy's Abridged Grammar, ,webaefs
Improved spelling book, do. Grammar, Tefa-
menu. Almanseks for 1906. QaiIIs from No.
6 to i6,sia,es & Slate Pencils. Letter < common
Writing Paper. Sealing Wax, Wsfen. Lead
Peocils, Ink Powder. red and black, Colombian
Ofsscs, Morfe's Geography. AIden's 10, and
I'd Par. Eoserta'ning books for Children, &c.
Wholcfzic and Retail.
Joa received, an excellent fuppIy letter and
VelIom paper tor dfawing--Superios paper for
Blank Books, &c.
Newport, Dec. f3,Isoy. II
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER.
MONDAY. DECEMBER .. 1906.

This being the conititu,ional day for the
meeting Of Congreis. the two Houies convened
at the Capitol.
NATE.
Twenty members took their fsa,s, whereupon
the Vice refident of the Uaitcd States not be-
ing preienr, the Senate proceeded by ballot TO
the choice Of a PrejiSent pro frnpsre. The b'lots
hav,ng been taken, iraPpeared that SAMUEL
SMITH Of Maryland, having IS votes. was
duly elected.
I, was then ordered that McHrs Sumter and
Mitchil be committee. TO join fuch commit
tee As may be appointed by rhc Il 'ule OF Re-
prefentatives, TO inform the Preiident of the
u. Srs,cs that the two Houies nave formed
quorums aud arc ready TO receive any communi-
cations he may Zee fit to make.
The siusl orders with regard to the fcpply
Of members with newfpapcrs and the choice OF
Chsplsins were then adopted.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26

N.rs ,seitr. ! svii sivr yss i~s fog sus,ds
fts qsf.s egsres sf fsssrai %ge. They nam-
mrxiti guar ssitb France. qvbsn fbrss. fssrfbs
fihe people liz fbh csssi,y fbssgbs n isrxpedissf
7br P,sjfats,'s M,gsge bss aivisd n, 70 prtps,e
fir rvgv, a. fiur sv5ss rbs qvbsie Of ss are eos-
vircr< sfhs rse.Ey. Tney nes~mssdei a 4oar
Tvn5 Spain. at q fi~r rV5es at leaf sisr-fesfb,
If fb< psssit Nv ibh es~~f.y. eDsSH bsve eos6d-
errd as szisa axs zygrJfve. qbs Profd;vf's
1.Dsgs ba, aivJfd mn rpei BY ay~s tbs as/a!s
axi 6epysdaiisss Of tbas HGf'sz. a. rise. spbss
ep,y trrjsn ir ,sn esss.y is /asi.ffd. fbsf 1svv-
der ard ball are fbs osiy aygs~ssn rvbieb can
esrviree f5sms ffbsh;saiee svbeb fby base ds~s
~, and psofaadr fbem 70 fseompsafase n' Jsr ID, in.
jxyief qsbick fbey baus eox~nfei ssox snv psylons
asd property. They ,sesmms~dtd ibs 6xliise Of a
sauy at time zvbrs qoe bad no nssey 10 bniii IL
s.nb. qbe P,oGisxfs Mgass bar aSvysd tbs
b~i!di[g Of sss at ti~r. a0sss gve bave ose mH
hss Of d'liar zssbprprisfsd. ssd not aoaxfed for
axy ofbsv fSyfef. They snereaitd esr Tafiesal
dsbf nbqvayd, Of ,5irner maiiss Of doii~rI ia fear
year.. Tbr P,s6dtnf's MeDsgs i.tayms rs tbaf
fbs ~tx6kean bavr dimmy5sd n npsVards Of
risbfess miiiisY Of dollars is fue yeays: There
f,ys Joy fbsf grammatical, critical. logical. ard
religious featrsiist. fbe P,oGdesf's MsTags is
/" ffdty~llr rrv,vsd" "Ob msa lane aadim-
psiess esseisyfos.'
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
McNs. Marcy g Treyctt,

Respectfully inform the Public.
THAT they have opened their SCHOOL, in
4 Clarke Street, near Warrington. Square,
late the reGdence of Mr.. William B,ides,--
Where youth will he carefully taught Reading
grammaticslly. Writing. Cyphein9, Crogra-
phy, Book Keeping, by Gnsl- and doobl. ent-
~, &c -Thoie sho may intrua them with
their children. may depend on the Rriesea at
fention being paid to their morsls and manner
OF behavior.--Hours Of Tuition from o 10 n
o'clock IN the morning, and from TO in che
aiternoon--The Evening Schsol from 6to a
o'ciock.--For further particulars apply at the
School Room.
~ The LATIN and GRrrx Languages,
will be tsughtto ihofc who with IL.
Newport, Nov. II, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
COMMUNIC ALTON.
To fbe 1Isxsg Men Of Nesytorf.

1T il nov earneRly in contemplation 90 form
new independent Military Company: Ii in
deed attaches comfortable diipsragement to the
Town, that we polIeis 70 fmall thars OF mill
tary fpint as hitherto 10 have been unable 70
cfsd il but At moment whsn the tocin OF
alarm is founded when fome ofthc beligcrcnt
nations 50 feel power aud forget right" and we
NUT either arm in our own defence, or iuornit
TO the groaeh iniults. an efablifh hment OF ,hi'
kind becomes more than ordinary necehary to
cur fa!e,y. Aud it is hncerely to be hoped,
that we poiIsfs 70 much pstriotifm. shat an ct-
tort to that end, will not at this time. prove In
effeetoal.
The young men OF this town. who are defir-
Gus of promoting an undertaking 70 uieful TO
their country, and honorable TO themielves, are
requeaed to meet az the State Hoaic, North
Chsmbet) on Saturday evening. December
Is, at 6 o'clock, 10 take the iubjeet into con-
liberation.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
N E w PORT.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a6, 1905.

THE improvements which the fcdcrzlifts have
lately made 10 their iyacm of pskfieaifa2ies, are
by no means uncomfortable. inResd Of 6nding
fault with every ACT of the administration, as
they ufed TO do, they now begin to pick open
their eyes, and difcoyer that the mcatuses late
~ recommended oy the Pfe6dent's Mcaagc, are
"SignJ6ed, 6,~, and lpintd." Well, what in-
ference ihaii we draw from, this breejom concef-
ion of the federalias Shall we conclude that
they have become republicans Oh no They
tell us that we have becons federaias, aud that
the Pre6deot's MeGage is " federalifm revived u
This reminds me of hort soecdote h ad told
me when was boy. An uciouuust: old man,
who had fpent the greater part of his life in j.
dieneis and diaipation, wa, at length conftrsin-
ed to apply to the town to which he belonged
tor aIiasnce.
HIS application having been ducly attended
TO, and their being neither all alms. houfe nor
york hcute in the towo, he wa teot, accord
ing to the cation of the place, TO live win the
perfon who had offered TO keep him cheaper
than any one elfe. Beog afterwards afked il
he lived with S. R. he fulleaiy sniwered, no, S.
r. lives with me.
Bot Ic, us try the truth of this aHcrti..a of the
fedcraliAs, by comparing 6w "ftubborn
faes."
Its faft not to be denied tina, du,ioe our late
differences with France, the fcderslias attempt.
ed TO drag rs into war with that nation, con-
trsry to the wifhcs Of at leaf three fourth. Of
the people in this country.
II is likcwifc faa rot to be denied, thar
the Prchdent's MeGage in recommending war
upon certain contingencies, fpesk, the univerfsl
language of his confitueuts.
Ii 10 fact not TO be denied ,ithst the federal
ias were clamsrons for a war with the Span
iards, before the leaf attempt had been made 10
accompIifh by negotistion the objects which
they wi(hcd TO obtain by war.
1t is likewif: fsd not TO b: denied, that the
Pre6deot's Mehsge has not recommended war
with that nstioo, until every appearance of
bringing them to jua and equitable terms, by
beaaabk messt. had entirely vsnifhed.
Il is faa not TO be denied that the federslifts
we're for boilding navy Al time, when we
were entirely dcai,u,e OF mouey to builtit vith
And eonfequently if we had then undertaken 20
build il we mutt have borrowed the money TO
do il With.
IL 10 likew;fe faft not TO be denied, that the
Pre6dent's McGage has recommended the build
ing Of a navy at time, when we have mil
lion OF dollars which we can very well fpsre
for that purpofe.
IL isa fae not 70 be denyed. that during the
| four years in which the fedesaIiAs we're 10 pow
er, they added 70 our national debt upwards Of
thirteen millions of dollars.
l, is likewiie fad NOT to be denyec thar the
Presdent's Mefigc informs us. that doriag { he
FIVE years in which the ,S/s6iieass have been in
poser, they have ex,inguifhed eighteen millions
Of dollars Of the public debt.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
CHARLES D,WOLFE.

Hs' JF ,ees'ved. and fsv .EaIs, al bh Sfeu is
Br1'sf. be JSllsrDisg suieIss, vis.
A'siNS, csk and box, ffefh, and OF ex-
AN ceI'ent quslity, juf received from MaIa-
"a alto Cattle Soap. fwcet Oil ia boxes of 90
haik'. and boxes Of ~ bottles, Clarct Wine ia
eaik' OF 90 gaiIons Silks Of various colours.
itsi'an Latear'ng, plain. friped aud crois- bar
red, and two trunks Of iewing Silks vatioss
colours.
Bvjqsi, Dee. n.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
A Farm for Sale,

T YINC 10 ths weaerly part Of M~nt6six,
IL eontsing about one hundred sod ninety
acres. wcIl pfopottioned for moving. psaurine,
and pIowIsnd. Llkewife, good Hoofe and
Barn. Foi further particulars, and conditions
Of fsle, enquire Of the fobfcrber IN fsid Msns-
field.
ISAAC HovEY.
M~sfsi1, (cm.J J izfb, 1906.