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~, staieci the a LONDON. . . .' ' s 1/42' tail ": "." ' i". • takin g in ' don ; and'. most of them k THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1. low water, got ALL &Uri Ts.-Haday at the Eichequer, Bank, and South-Sea • House. oat '... damaged, that the loss will be fetf ... ' had had a restless night, and ins not betaleipkisher .1 -..-- The whole' are td be 'sold by public a uction, and bodily or intittil healths' i: • An Anholt Mail arrived this morning ; but its con- one-third of their proceeds retained by the Salvers. i ; -4:s on t ' '4 ' ,.. l n---- ""' " .4 '{ ' . ':'° tents do not present much interest or novelty. The Fortunately the crews of these vessels, after a tremen- l'altit ss: t i , • T ip A tivrt ~,-. ii. - 1 • ' 41.. .• k., ~ ''. Turks are still iii the field, and in addition to the dons night of peril and suffering, got all safe on short- itil Ma j est y 's M s shi p ' EMMAUS, 38 Runs, captain Russians, they have now a formidable body of Ser. About eleven O'clock on Stinday p.m. the Horatio parea pAMU R, loi _ Ai ,Lord 'tans to contend with ; they seem to have satceeded, fr i g ate p arted from her mooring in North Harbour, W ILLIAM BeserriNice and suite, for Sicily," en-beerd, has put into Falmouth, however, in driving the Russians from the strong po- but was again brought up by hei 016 linieflors. Jibe having met wth Centrary Winds. Lord WILLIAM . 8 1 1 d sition of Bucharest, which Is now occup ied b y Tut.- c ontinued in a most perilous situation, and had she Lord Female* 'Thitsitasca; with General M , Fan kish troops: drifted one cable's length More, she must inevitably NAPLES, SEPTEMBER 30. LANi, the Icon . Mr. I l kits, Colonel Amu; Mayor have been lost on the reef and all hands perished. • On the mornin g of the sth an enemy's botch-ees- Acouter, and M. MANIAC,. (*Tuesday even- At ten o'clock on Monday she had parted from two ing at Wynne's Hot& - .*, ,' • • . iel arrived within pistol shot of the small commune anchors, and her situation was considered desperate } Castilla, when a sailer swarm on shore to inform ' The following is the state of th e Spa nish Cor p s a imself if they were on the coast of Sicily. He was the gale, however, abatleg a little about this time, a forming under the command of DLajor . Gen eralaiectut h hawser was with much difficulty taken off by the pi- lin the provinCe of Murcia : • *nswered in the affirmative. Immediately after the lot-boats; under the direction of Mr. Brown, harbeer -I vessel approached the shore and landed the crew, con- Three Troops of Horse Artillery - - 300 Min • master, and by whose highly meritorious ekertions, One aitoment of Cavalry (Fernando VII.) 800 eisting of Sicilians and Turks, when the National the frigate having been warped to another pair of The Regiment of Murcia (three battalions) 2400 Guard instantly appeared, told them they were in Ca- The Re f itment of Chenchilla, ditto - 2400 moorings, got up by great efforts, she was again fabria, and prisoners of war. They quickly seized The Regiment of Canaria', ditto . 2400 moored in safety. The Blazer gun-brig rode o u t the One Regiment of Riflemen upon the ship and sent for a reinforcement to Cotione, - - tOOO gale with much difficulty, having drifted Considerably. because the National Guard consisted but of 24; men. Total - 0300 The succours had hot arrived on the following day On Monday evening the gale ceased, and next day All persons who have arrived from Ahearn, which the Raven sloop of war, Thrasher and Pincbergun. is garrisoned by a part of this division; state that the 'Whin an enemy's frigate appeared, opened a terrible brig, which were anchored in the Mouth of the Elbe, soldier-like appeliance, order, regularity; and disci fire 'upon Castilla, and threatened a disembarkation. and for the safety of which great apprehensions were pline of these troops Guard was obliged to retire a fter settin g the yes- s urpass all belief. This is the The Guard , entertained, returned without having received injury, first proof of the good effect produced, by a British ad on fire and seizing some goods it cont ained. excepting that the Raven lost her jolly boar. Officer commanding Spanish troops , w ho onl y Want enemy landed some men, ravaged the c ountr y , and instruction to be made the best in Eu ro p e. itirried off a large qnantity or grain. They would ave have given some farther extracts in out colunme - . tare done more Mischief if t he fear of bein g °vet" of to-day, from the American Papers recei v ed yester- . The first division of the British Arm y in Portugal, u taken by the Provincial Guards had n ot obli g ed them day. The following ettract fromone of our private tinder the command of Lieutena nt-General GRAHAM, consists of the Ist battalion of th e 26th, and the 42d to retireprecipitately. They were in such a hurry ' c ommunications from New York gives a most deplo - and 79th regiments. to insure their retreat that they left up on the beach : table picture 01 the state of commerce acrest the the 6 cannon with which the bom b-vessel was armed. Atlantic : A draft, amounting to 350 v i g orous an a l well dis- SEPT. 25.-06 the side of Montalion, in Calabria , l ~ impossible . It is to convey tb you an adequate ciplined men, has been made fro m the 2d battalion thee . id e a nemy made an attempt to seize upon a con vo y of the state of things here at present. Business of the 78th regiment , under th e command of Colonel *Leon, now stationed at Fort St. Geor g e. of merchant's ships, but were repulsed w i t h l oss. is totally at a stand-failures almost daily ; in Phila . I.ECE, ISLAND OF OTRANTO , SEPT. 19 . delphia , in part icular : one half Of the city seems It is reported that the embarkation of a bti g ade of On the 17th instant an enemy' s fri g ate cruizin g in 1 bankrupt : there were not less than 30 in o ne week. cavalry, and of two brigades o f infantr y/ intended for Lord WELLINGTON'S army; has been sus p ended the Waters of Brundisi dispatched four armed b o ats ' In this State alone , since the month of A p ril last; against filar merchant's ships, at anchor under the I nearly 2000 have • applied for the benefit of the insol- for . the present.. Some . General Officers and Staff, Tower of Santa Fora. The enemy supposed they vent act ! and be it empembered, that this State is • • intended for his Lordship, are stepped for the present. ktiOuld meet with no difficulties in their objects of ra- l only one out of 17. .1/hat the end will be, none can It will be seen that the destination of one General Officer, General KFARLANE , has been altered-he pine, but experienced a most determ ined resistance conjecture ! The hands of this pettifogging G overn- from the crews of the ship s, who, nevertheless, find- Iment seem p alsied at the nod of NAPOLEON, and not is gone to Sicily. The London and Edinburgh Co m p an y 's fast sailin g ing themselves obliged to cede to a for ce infinitel y su• , even the distress of t he countr y can rouse theme" smack Trusty, Captain BALLINGAL L, sailed y esterda y perish, set one of the vessels on fire , in Order to con. wince the enemy they were resolved to burn all the NEWMARKET OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON latr arty of the 75th Regiment for the De p ot at Stirlin g riNG. from Miller's Wharf , for L eith, havin g on board a font rather than suffer them to fall i nt o their hands. la t tras n a y, OCTOBER 30. - • p Sir CS*BeieriPbsta”3 of Fair2.s Guineas each. First Sal! of Ala. M. Castle- and upwards of 80 volunteers (from Tilbury This stratagem had a fortunate effect ; the enemy re. itry s Star, Bst. 181 b. • 3 tired with some loss. The fire was extinguished ; the Major Wilsou's Antelope, sst. 71b. - : g Fort), fbr different regiments in Scotland. Mr. Blake's Askrig, Bst tolb - ''. ...,' ? The 15th Regiment are now forming a depot at damage suffered by the ship was not considerable. Lord F. Bentinck's A's t o . mbdeus, Mt 91b. best l o ts . *Da s VIENNA, OCTOBER 5. Sprite, Bst. Mb. Two-yr old Course, 50p. Stirling Castle for raising a second battalion. . 2 to lon Fair Star-1 tto 8 art Aimed:us. Lieutenant-General Lord FORBES, 2d in command The intelligence which we have received from the A Subscription Handicap Plate n ef £5O for Three-year olds and d all the calculations of Upwards. D. I. Jtussian army has overturnein the Mediterranean , has ar rived with his suite and our politicians. A continuation of u niform re p orts N G l e r n . . G°°d o owierssinb*T. c. B ro ßu/der,4;y Clara, atnna , 4 fl yrs tild o , 73t. 91b. - I family In theWoolwich store-ship. In the same vesse Id est. 81b. - l has for some time informed us that General lintusory, air F. Evelyn's b. c. Ca/sander , 4- y rs old, 7st. 91b. 8 has arrived, Dr. GREEN , Ins p ector of f i na l-• • s, and nital ~- Mr. Farrall's b. c. Intsrloper, 4-yrs old, 74 t. 91 b. • 4 several Officers of the Army. instructed of the design of the Grand Vizi et • to seize Mr. Shakespear sb. c. Scavenger, 3-yrs old, 6st. 91b. Lieutenant-Genera - 3 • upon Wallachia, had ordered'all the trdops of reserve Mr. Blake's b. f . Atalanta, 9:•yra old, 7st. 101 b. - - l Baowentana, Governor and 2to I agst Bustler-5 to 9 agst Donna Clara -3 to 1 *e st Comman der-in-Chief of Ceylon, with his family and from Moldavia, the banks of the D niester, and those Interloper. of the Dnieper to march with al l p osssible ex p edition suite, has set off for Portsmouth , where the 'Airman( to the Danube ; and added , th at these troo p s imme- TWO PRIZES OF FIFTEEN THOUSAND frigate is in readiness to receive him. This excellent OUT OF 'THE THREE Officer, who on retiring from the high official sitna. diately left their cantonments in consequence. IN THE LoTTERY nisi' ENDED; Letters front Lettiberg now acquaint us , th at one WERE SOLD AND SHARED tied which he has so long held at t he Horse Guar* BY EYTON, is followed with the sincere regr et and best wishes of of these corps which pUt .itself in motion, suddenly . 0, COINHILL; AND Is. COVENTRY-STREET, received orders to retrograde, and march in P odolia, WHERE TICKETS AND. SHARES the British Army at large: the c haracter of no man which it hat done. This corps consists of 20,000 ARE SELLING FOR is higher for the strictest honour and abilit y in his THE SMALL LOTTERY OF ONLY station, than General Beowearoce. men, who Would have been extremely useful in a rno. ' ((Ai), TICKETS, TO BE DRAWN 19th NOVEMBE R . It is expected, that the PRINCE REGENT will review merit so critical as the present; for the Turks are -....-- the Ist battalion of the old 42d, or Royal Highland assembling the whole force of their empire to wrest Yesterday Mr. Peeetvar. arrived in town, and tran- ors, before he returns to town. Their gallant Colonel, from the Russians, who are not numerous, their con- ;acted business at his Office, and in the evening re- the Marqu ,is of Huemze, is eipected from Scotland quests. The Servians are threatened more than ever turned to his seat at Ealing. on the occasion: He is now nearly quite recovered by the Turk ' s, and an immediate attack even upon On the 29th instant was married, at havensthorpe, , from hi s severe • Delegrade is expected. hear Northampton, by the Rev. Thomas Hornsby, from Wounds received in Flollaitd. --.......-.... TIIONIAS GISBORNE, **of Yoxall Lodge, Esq. to Miss ELIZABETH FESCHE PALMER' of Ickwell , LATEI3I.-Last night, a play , con s t ructed on the NUREMBERG, OCTOBER 7. Our Court Gazette contains the followin g articles : • old model of Engligh comedy , was p roduced.- A general Court of Proprietors of the. Atasiosi " Private letters from the frontiers of Turkey, FIRE and Uri INSURANCE COMPANY was held at the 1 The scene, the plot, and the sentiment, were S p a. state, that the Russians have evacuated Bucharest, Company's House in New Bridge-street, y esterday , em, nigh ; and the play was art amusing bustle of strata. ern,. equivoque, and . misconception.. The . Count which has been occupied by the Turks. ' The first ' for the Eon of twenty•four Directors tor the g • ensuing Year n ; when the following Gentlemen were ' Aimed° (Polootst), in jealousy of his wife (Miss post will inform us whether this intelligence is DUNCAN), locks her up, and she exerts her energies unanimously re-elected ;. viz. to outwit, or undeceive; her h usband. An amour, correct. James Paulson Esq. Chair m an. , "We have received from fresbur g the interesting tout Towgood', Ss* Deputy Chairman. which is carried on by Amaranta (Mrs. °Roza), a intelligence that the Diet of Hungary had come to the T'ho em ß as li gs hr ß l e l n o s n ot o l ur E ab sci le la s lstia Ji33onia:nhvingSziothn, Esq. M . Ma , i i , or. • rich lawyer's niece, and Leandro (DE CAMP), who has adopted the temporary character of his clerk, resolution of giving, the Court 50 millions in specie, Henry Bonham, Esq. M.P. George LeitMe, Esq. Thomas Maltby, Esq. gives some tolerable colour to the Count's suspicion, on condition that not only shall no new paper, under He n ryian,es Burton, Esq , sii. Joseph Minet, En. • and the play goes on actively enough. A consider . any pretext whatever, be issued, but also that now in John Calvert Llarke, Isq, Henry Pigeon, Esq. able part of it is occupied in the contrivances by which Richard Clay, Esq. , Sir John Pinhorn. circulation shall be withdrawn within a given time. John Dancer, Esq: William Bayley' Esq. the old lawyer's (,Dowrox's) vigilance is to be set .It remains to be seen whether the King will ac- Solomon Davies, Esq. William Smith, Esq. M.P. asleep ; and a scene, in which he is deluded from William Gonne, Esq. Tkomes Smith, Esq. and Al- home, under pretence of visiting a dying man, who '., cept this proposition, and with what modifications. Gilbert 14andasyde, Esq. derman. is about to make him sole executor, appeared to u It is however certain, that this news has had a very Matthew Harrison, Esq. pante' ardwarthr l cln ,Es(l ' extremely humorous, and humorously performed.- favourable influence upon our exchange, which has T . moue the Tartar, with the grand Equestrian ca- Some of the audience, however, thought otherwise; valcade with which it was exhibited at Covent-Garden and the legacy-scene had a more than common share risen considerably." . Theatre, has been - brought out in fine style at the "of hissing. Towards the end the hissing was renewed, ---.... an d Glasgow I'heatre. The eque s t rian p art of the per- with a stron g er appearance of justice, at some foolish A Heligoland Mail also arrived this morning, formance is under the direction of Mr. JOHN DAVIS, A • ttempts of the old Lawyer to revenge the loss of his regret to say it contains nothing but accounts of ire to whom the troop of cavalry belongs: Miss DAVIS, niece era! her fortune. in a violent gale which took place on Sun- h i s daughter, - 1 shipwrecks, ea, ..las • The following are the particulars : degree of excellence which ha been seldom witnessed merits hi its present form which deserve considerable day the 14th ul.. in so young a performer. - In s the management of the praise. Those allusions, which formed the entire wit HELIGOLAND, OC r. 17. I " milk white steed" she is quite at home, and has re- of our ancient comedies, have been studiously kept On Sunday last, after a dead cairn the day.pre peatedly attractod the applause of the Scotch critics. ; down ; and 'the hit:, in spite of was the provocation and ceding, a violent g ale • s e xpeeienced here from the Coax MARKET, Nov. L-The Marketto-day again ° promise of its title, ma y be sat out without indelicacy. W.N.W. which gradually came round to the N.W. has very few , fresh arrivals of Wheat, and not much Its sentiments are of that texture which we always and increased as the right came on to a tremendsous on hand ;,sales made are fully at last pricis 7 some fi nd in the plays of SHAKEsPEAR'S time ; s ometimes evening, the brig prime old D antz i c much exceeds the quotation.- coarse, and sometimes keen, but seldom without the' hurricane. -About 8 o'clock in t he Barley in short supply, and keeps its . price---Malt raciness and plaia impression of nature. Tile mea her anchorage in lave, Davossoe, was driven fr om likewise-White and Grey Peas vary but little- sure is blank verse.=The performers did every thing on Sandy Island. the north harbour, and wrecked Beans of each description nearly at the late advance. in their power for the piece, and the author owes them of whose cable the The supplies of Oats are still very short, and this ar- no slight acknowledgments. The Epilogue was spo --As was also the Ant, Thorpe, The schooner For- title again quoted soeneWliaqtber-T10uiC0331111.1201 ken by Miss Doecax,witli spirit; and . *e can scarcely ,lane hid run foul on parting. ' ' I doubt that the play wilt tall a favourite - ' antic oue o'clock neat wooing, aud at ;ate prices• ii .. ... 1 ., , .... kg !, 3s. :1...... "1... ::.. is.) ',.. . -•. ...:71. x.: r...i.... • . . . ' %ma retest , . • . ~ _ _ .....- ... . . , . ._ • • . • • el - _ . THE EN:tt h+,6 O Al. iitttfriltdtistel -,27 • --,.:-.. 2.....-ttr.4..._--,---. 4 -2 , ..! ay , \ ved this ay his .Majesry's ship la Raw, 35 l'aptain hi/item:it,: ftom'Plymoutb, bound tO ~westward. Put back the Fettling Packet, Capt. Bete., with Mails for Surinam I sailed fertsi , hetsce . on Silnday last, and 'Ott back lA' .o,nseqtretiWoOS'i ifs, Brig sprung her mein-niasi. * : 'Arrivid hiL . .h9o'"'''Ver' . l ; i shiep,auNTl;f:ss, with ;1134ra/skip tts. itontrlT • : 4= !hound to Cork; the'Rusaian ship,APpei: .. ys ifleom Ply mouth, for Liierpool; the AslitititritAbick Hercule Coins:, . from.. Porbantrulh,.. fo;v.Ainelln Island ; and the ketch Clebtiatra, HorrhystAN, (rent Guernsey, for Teneriffe. Put . back the Potter` k:sit snip Carlotta, bound to St. Salvador; and IVer.usi • Hondas, for Lisbon. The, Swallow packet is .ap-. pointed to carry out the mails for Surinam, in lien a the Freeling..-Wind W. . • PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER BCo 4 No arrivals this day.—Wind S.S.W. blows bent' with heavy squalls.--The taramiti, Adm'ralti l sChooner has returned frbm a Cruite along' the Esst. ern coast of Devonshire, Where she has been to supply, the signal stations with stores.--A large timber ship came into Plymouth last night, in a leaky state.— The SAN Joser is expected to be paid. wages and prize-money tomorrow.—The Srait sloop of war, is expecled to be paid off and laid up in a few days. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 91. Arrived, his Majesty's ship EURYDICE, Captain BRADSHAW, from Halifax—she has brought a m .1. Wind S.W.' DEAL, OCTOBER 31. Arrived, his Majesty's ships REoPoi.r. and Rosastto, drove off their stations by the late S.W. gales, but are sailed again this afternoon.—The outward bound remain. YARMOUTH, OCT. 91. Arrived, the Exert - riot; gun-brig, from Heligoland; with Convoy; and the Bautzen pin-brig. from Sh-er ness, with convoy for the Baltic, which remain.-- Sailed, the CHANTICLEER, for a cruize ; and the Lark, Diana, and Auckland Packets, for Harwich. Passed, several ships which came' north about rams Quebec, and several fleets of merchantmen, which have been wind-bound, coastways.—Remain in the Roads, the SOLEBAY, Vice-Admiral lilunaae, De. sinew LOCUST, LEVERET, and Moettereus: Yesterday, the Officers of thse;cettorn station, at Winterton, seized three carts lidett'svith gin, and aft open boat, amounting together to 126 halves, which have been lodged in the Custom-house warehouse at this port. - . • • FROM LLOYD'S LIST. The fleet which sailed from Hano Bay the Sth ult. was or 1 , Wingo Sound on the 49d. The Ceyana, from Liverpool; and the Brothers, from Gems- i soy, arrived at Madeira, were chacel on the 49d and Sikh at September, off tkat &shad, by an armed sehoontr, lull of aka, supposed to be a, French cruiser. The Levi, Dearbarn, from SuAnam to Portsmouth, Is reported i to be an shore below Savannah. The Thetis, Pearson, from Quebec, spoke, on the 4th of Sep • [ember, under the Green Bask, in the river St. Lawrence, the Britannia,---, of Teignmouth, all well I anti, in lat. 38. long. 18. the Two Brothers, of Pool, all welL The Darr, ....—, from Penance, was lost atilp.Akt's She IN% of September. ~6,. 3- • Aa aivan—At Liverpool, the Paris, Duncan, from Tortola. At Plymouth, Halliday, Marshall, from Quebec. AtWaterfOril, Union, Williams, from St. Übt'.. At New-York, Atisturnldes„ Steeentan; and Osprey, Lubin, from Liverpool; Mapes.. Drew, from --; HindolltaU, CO4Olllll, from the Clyde; and New Good 4 I n t e nt, ---, front Dublin. At Philadelphia. the Robert Wall, Page; and the o Halcyon. —, from Liverpool. At Boston, the Plly, Stevens; Jane Thomas ; and the Auus, ry Bar, front ' LiverpooL At Charleston, the Mount, Hoguitpe, from Londso ; and the Plutarch, —, from LiverpooL STATE OE THE NAVY.—The following is the state and disposition of the British Navy, made up to the present day :—At sea, of the line, 91 ; from .50 to 44 guns, 11 ; frigates, 124; sloops, kc. 108; bombs and 1 1 fire-ships, 5 ; brigs, 134 ; cutters, 29 ; schooners , 55 . -.Total 556.—T0tal in commission 716.—Grand Total, including those in ordinary, building„and un der repair, 1018.-Increase in the Grand Total this month 4. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. 1 Captain B. D. King, to the Rodney ; Captain State, to the Berwick; Captain C. Grant, to the St. Albans; Sir B. lank (ef the Ajax), to the Berwick, until Captain Brace joins; Captain J. Lloyd, to the Kangaroo; Captain 1. Bradley, Podargus ; Liesita. nants Kyle and Quarry, Diadem; lieutenant Reeve, Kangaroo; ' Lieutenant Grindall, Royal George • Mr. J. Gibbs, to be Sur germ of the Royal George; Mr. D. Aitken, to be Surgeon of the Namur ; Rev. 1. Fearon, to the Namur t Lieutenant West, to the Mats ; Captain Smith, to the Orestes; Lieutenant C. Harris, to the Britomart ; Lieutenant Stevens, to the Brunswick. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. Cephalus, for the Ten-wrests sod Scorpion, on board, daily, at' vessels,2 2 l. e, Norfolk-stre et . Leveret, - f e o *t s r r e e u tk i t l e k . i F ics o * rt n u i na on G b Li•nt d. va iu E r i mk len y lo an kan d na, and eleven i. Thursdays, at 43, Surrey-street. Speedwell, for the Jarmo' Anna Catherina, at the Once of Mr. Lockyer, PlynEtuth, os Thursdays and Fridays. Urgent, for De Tilsit, ar9, New Broad-street, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Desiree, for the Die Hoffnung, De Hoop, and Vriendsehapp. on board; recalled at 15, 'I hroginortou4street, Tuesdays an Thursdays. Last night a fine young Man fell overboittd fro the Comet, Capt. Cumming, at Miller's Wharf, an was drowned. The ship Liverpool Packet, Captain Lame, fro B e lf as t, bountto Charleston, sprung a leak and wen down on Sunday the 13th ult. about 100 miles to t 1 westward of Tory. Tl:c Captain, two.of th e crew and three passengers, taking with them their mds valuable articles, took'to the jolly-host, and the re mainder of the crew and passengers, twenty in . ourit. 1 her, to the long-boat, neither of which had attf fivfh water, it having all been stored in the hold Of tOe vessel previous to their leaving her. Mondatiba long-boat fell in with the ENDYNION frigate, the Ron: Captain UP-rog, who took them on board 'alid Eteitea them with the utm n tt humanity and kihilfte6s, T i t landed them on Friday hit at Boncrana. 'Nolhi t has been since heard of the-jolly-boat,' fir Ae s4f g of which ranch apprehension is enter tat Al; s§r".' sv eathelowiskeztrentely boistertms. 1•,..-. a e •z! p .t - . i • • ' • ' i I.f ,1 • • . . . . . . , • t te; thet lout had it lit,tints64 Tit o ••• ' rift- Etttd. Lira t t if t c 4 -al • • . g m & ,r 4 1(, 1'7' :1 134.11.37 ,": t .:' 1 t.'.': r '5;l Ars 1 . ....‘ • 4 4 . 1 -11 ' • ' c'f1.1..4.101 WI . ••• •`,•• , • , Gointediaithalkihteasiod' riti l e h F av °47 9 2ll br . ar t 6.4er aileitiOni 4".'' ' . :4 1 *41414-77 4 , 4 " 1 "4".- l i g ' 4 : - i";:: ` .. " 1\ s'.. ‘' . ' Wi"s3; ri ' '..lere raihrt c'f ' ail l at:4l ems, -Art ; C T : got sabers froinstisi-inigai, drat are to vOurahl; ) f 141104:: The,' sta!i , " That his bUisitX,:l t __,. had had a realest ni&itt. and was .not better in &hal " I ' .. :1"s" I I . • ' ' - • 15.."177, 7 -". "0." 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