be'wern us was, a stipulnlioii that oui bread
fc,tr should be r.-c-ived in IVtutfil. in Hi Mm
f ft ir , w,.;i a, f yr.im. nB api..v.d of
it him-elf, but ob-ei ved that several nobles, of
ttri-al
;rt at iiitliie net it their couit, weie the
"f w lli'l-lllnls 111 tlie lieil.U.il I o j.,.t,n,
ivhi.il df,eii,lcl lu.iih for their prolits on rit.ii.it
f.iclui inj; our wh-.-it, and that ll.n stipulation
wen, Id en Linger the w bole treaty. i e -iiied it, ,
liu'-vrvt-r, and its fate was what lie lad candidly
purleiided." i
' j
Ciuiots Pi-tovi tv in Iii LOAKii. A very cu-
rioiis di-covery has just been made iu the pnv-
i ,.f Il,,t,f -rl in T..rL..V Si,,., a. lir..L- t.'..rL-.
met", ...o , ... . .., n. ....
