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LONDON. TUESDAY, AUGUST it. S DATED JULY 14. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK! ConL money 63{ 63—for Anglia 63i—Om. II pr..-Red. 631 i Each BIRs par. as. pr. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : 3 per C. Red. Ann 6ti 63ff Ipdia Bonds, M Screw. p. C. Con. An. 62 6 62i Excite. Bills par as prem. 4 per Cent.hiii Omnium, par II prem. 3 per Cent. Navy, 961 psi Emelt Tickets ali Us. I LOagAl.lBl-16thi Conf. for acc. 6s} 631-1 Mr. SHRILIDAN has poaponed his motion on the {late of Ireland until 'Midday next. The following we underfland to be the fubitance of the Right lion. Gentleman's intended motion: " That tits Houfe will immediately on the meeting of the enfu• ing Sefton of Parliament, proceed to take into their molt lesions and fulemn con fideration, the State and Condition of Ireland, in the aosious hope, that fuch meafures and remedies may be fafely adopted in regard to the dlfcon tents alledged to extft in that coun try, as may render unneceffary the continuance of thofe provilons which the Legigature of the United Kingdom, has deemed it expedient voluntarily to adopt at the dole of the prefent Seffion, and the permanence of which would be a violation of the rights of the people of Ireland, and a fubvergon of the fpirit and pradlice of our free Conititution." In the Houfe of Commons laft night Mr. WHIT USA° put Come pertinent quellions to Mr. Secretary CANlNlNG,refpeeting our relations with for eignpowers. The anfwers convey information of the very firti im portance. Mr. CANNING admitted that a communi cation had been made from Ruffia to England, but no definitive propofition had been received. With regard to America, no official communication what- ever had been made from that country to this on the fubjeft of the late mifunderflanding. Mr. CANNING acknowledged that he had an interview yefterday with the American Minifler, who affured him, that Am had as yet received nothing official on the fubjdt; ib that all they knew of the late affair, and the Pro. clamatinn of the Prefideut, was from the newfpapers only. For the detail of there proceedings we refer to the report in t4e preceding columns. Mr. Swots, the Chairman of the Merchants trading to America, attended at the Foreign Office 7eflerday, in confequence of a note from Mr. CAN NING. The objea of the interview, we underhand, was to communicate to him the fubftance of Come correfpondence between Mr. CANNING and Mr. Mos. los, on the fubjefl of the Prefident's Proclamation. Mr. CANNING had written to the American Miniller, to know if he had received any documents from his Gwernment, upor. which they could enter into an invefligation of the unpleafant affair between the Leopard and Chefapeak. Mr. Mottaos's anfuver was, that no fuch documents had been yet received by bins, but that he was in daily expalatim of their arrival. We received laft night Dutch Journals to the Bth inn. containing Paris news to the 3d, and at the fame time the Tonningen Mail, due on Sunday Taft, with Ilamburgh and Altona papers to the 16th. It appears by theft, that the ftatement in letters from Altena, of the ift, of the fortreft of Stralfund having agreed to furrender on the r7th tilt. was incorreft. That for trefs, on the contrary, continued to hold out fo late as the 3oth ; but Marfhal BRUME feemed confi dent of its fpeedy fubjugation. In a Bulletin iffned by him, he defignates the King of Swanks+ as the " hireling of j ngland," and avows his determination " to drive him from the Continent." The Moniteur adds, that the anfwer returned by that infolent Chief to the late propofal for an arrniftice, was, that his Swedifh Majefly furrender Stralfund, and abandon Swedilh Pomerania for ever." The Copedhagen Gazette mentions the appearance of Admiral*GA M SI I a's fleet in the Cattegat, but is Client with retped to its fu: tiler progrefs. Several Englilb {hips arc liated to have arrived at Eltineur fromPeterf burgh, with only half their cargoes, having fuddenly left that place, uader an apprehenfion that an ern. bargo would fhai tly he laid on all Ilritifh Ups. Mr. Ross the Meffenger arrived yefterday at the Foreign Office, horn Vienna, having been difpatched by Lord Pk f 4 PiCCER. If we may judge by the butile attendant upon his arrival, his difpatches were of 'm utual imp , o lance. They were knt inaantly to Mr. CANNING, at his houfe in May Fair, and foon after wards a Cabinet Council was fummoned. From the concurrence of time, and other circumaances, it is imagined that they refer to the pending negociation, in which it is rumoured that Auliria is a Mediator. Mr. BAsr.-rr, another King's Mellinger, arrived larl night from Tonningen, and immediately pro ceeded to the Foreign Office with difpatches. A Council was ►ikewife fummoned on the occafion. HOUSE OF STUART.—Lettersfrom Rnme mention the death of Cardinal BenediEtns Maris Clemens, known by the tide of Duke of York, in the 82d year of his age. He was the laft of the STUART family, and of the Pretenders to the &kith Throne. A Gottenburgh mail, receivedithis morning, brings the follow jog letter from Peterfburgh EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM ST. RETRREEOROH, " In confequence of the non-renewal of the Treaty of Commerce between Rudia and England, and of fome recent Laws paired here refpefting Foreigners, it is my intention to leave this country immediately. Some of our merchants here have thought proper to become what is called Foreign GYP, and to pay a Tax for it of 1400 rubles per annum, but I have j udged it pr udent to quit, until a change for the bet ter takes place." THE EXPEDITION. * HULL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 9. 44 The 7th and Bth Regithents of Foot are now all embarked, and the Tranfports which have - them on board, viz. the Robert, Frog ; William Knowles, —; Rofina, Johnfon ; Scipio, Rand ; and Indefa tigable, Elder, are jail getting under way ; together with the brig Neptune, that has General Mintz- LAWS horfes on board, who accompanies the bri gade. There two regiments have croffed the country by forced marches from Liverpool, having landed there from Dublin ; and on their arrival here, went immediately on board the chips. " Each diviiion was met a little dißance nut of town by Major General THORNTON, the Command. ing Officer here, and condulled down to the pier.— The men teemed in great fpirits, and received the cheers of thoufands of fpeßators on their going on board. Their deßination is quite a fecret. The wind is againfl their leaving the Humber to-day. " The .Bth is not an Hanoverian regiment, as Rated in feveral Papers. " That part of the expedition which left the Hum. ber this day fe'anight mull be at the Sound by this time, from the courfe they were met Reeling, the wind being fioce IA night favourable. " There were no foldiers embarked at Grimly, as mentioned in Come of the papers : they all went from hence, and with great expedition. " When our new dock is opened, one hundred tranfports afloat might readily take in their men here in one day. " But few women were allowed to go on board of 'he chips; and a diftreffing fcene enfued when they found they could nc t proceed with their hufbands.— With the exception of the Scipio, the other five ttanf poits that are gone to•day are remarkably fine huge coppered (hips." A Board of Artillery Officers, of which General FAaaiNGDON is at the head, are gone to the cr.l of the Southern Diftriet, from Woolwich, for the pur pofe of determining on the beft mode of defence for the Matrat.t.o Towers which have been lately erec ted. The &ft Gene al Meeting is expelled to be held at Satidgate tomorrow. The 2d. Weft York from Ofpringe, and Eaft Suf. folk Militias, from Afhford, marched yefterday from thole places to do the garrifou duty at Cha tham Barracks. On the fame day fix Companies of the zd Surrey Militia moved alfo from Afhford to Hythe, to join the remainder of that regiment at that place. The detachment of the toth Royal Veteran Bat talion, stationed at Hilfea barracks, has received or ders to embark for Qlsebec. His Grace the Archbifhop of Canterbury intends vifiting Ransfgate this feafon with his family. The irsireaties of the beautiful Queen of Pruffia alone Paved Silefia from falling into The hands of the Conqueror. When her Majefly dined with Napoleon at Tilfit,lbe found upon her plate a card, upon which he had sat itten, "la Silrlie A vow " When Napoleon made his entry into Pofen, at the commencement of the campaign, the Jews of that town cattle out to meet him habited as Turks. The foremott of the cavalcade rode up to the door of the carriage and (aid, g' Your Majefly need not be afraid, we arc not Turks, but poor Jews from Pofen." We need not add, that Napoleon was difpleafed with the falutation. The Alfred, Captain FISHER, is arrived from Virginia, from whence the failed on the 12th tilt. to which date (he brings letters ; thole Qate, that the Militia had been embodied and ordered to be held in a (tate of read;nefs. The Mary,'Capt. M‘Lson, is arrived at Grange mouth from Memcl, whence the failed on the 16th ult. two days Inter than any other (hip in the fleet, at which time no fleps had been taken hoflile to the Britifi► interefi. Lord Hurcanrsort had - returned to Memel in the Arrasa faigate, two days before Capt. MiLsoo left it. The Edear, lawn., from Jamaica, fur Leith, was captured on the 29th of May, and carried into Cuba. The Crefccat, HOOPER, from the South Seas, for London, foundered, on the Bth of March, on the coati of Patagonia—Crew laved. Earl Grwst's coming of age was celebrated on Saturday Taft at the following places, in the vicinity of each of which the Marquis of SrAswan has a noble feat :—Firfl, Trentham Hall, in Stafforcltbire, where the principal fete was held, above I Soo perfons were hofpitably entertained with roan beef and ale. Second, WorAmers, in Hertfordfhire.—Third, in the Town Hall at Newcallle.—Fourth, at Lindham Manor, in an adjoining county. At every one of thefe magnificent chateau:, the mon princely banquet 'was provided. Every tenant on thole extenfive do mains, were made as happy as good cheer and good company could make them. At a late hour at night the feßive (cent concluded, hut many remained there throughout the whole of yetterday. LAG AIG FISHEAIIIS.—A letter from Loin, in Ar gylefhire, dated the 27 ult. lays, " Yeflerday was a day of much pleafure at the Falling-11mile of Lagaig. About fixty ladies and gentlemen affembled there about two o'Clock. Mufic, collations, &c. &c. were provided for them by Lieutenant MAcnou GA L, R. N. in the true hofpitable Rile of a fon of Neptune. The tables, which were placed on the Green, were fur mounted with a jack, enfign and pendant. There, waving gently to the wind. added greatly to the fplendour of a fcene otherwife truly attraaive from the difplay of youth and beauty which it exhibited. Fills of all forts, dreffed in a variety of ways, was let ved up, and the wines were excellent. The dan cing, which commenced at five o'clock, was kept up with great fpirit all the night, when the company, with whom glee and harmony reigned fupreme, pared tcluttant, yet delighted." NAUTICAL INTILLIGENCL MAILS—Wind N. Asa. DOS 411.05 t ISA% a 1 I Owenby's% . . I t W ater f or d a s Tonniasca a o --,—. FALMOUTH, AUGUST t Sailed the Townfhend packet, Captain Dove, with mails for Lifbon ; American Ihip Cora, Moamar, for Baltimore; and the HUMBER armed (hip, for the Downs, with the Furley, Rowe; and the Four Friends, Hamm:, for London, under convoy. PORTSMOUTH. AUGUST so. Arrived the HAVOCK gun brig, with a convoy from the Downs. Sailed the Royale, with a convoy for Patogal ; and the Emucous, with a convoy for Newfoundland, &c.—Wind S. E. DOVER, AUGUST so. Paffed by here lab night the (hip Henry, of and from Baltimore, bound to Amflerdam. A Sunda frigate, having wider her convoy a fleet of about fifty fail of velfels from the Baltic, alfo paired by here yetierday evening, on their voyage to Lilbln, St. Übe's, &c.—Remain in the road the Tickler and Bloodhound gun brigs.—We Lave not yet received any information here refpetling the caufe of the firing heard on Friday night.—Wind N. E. and moderate. DEAL, AUGUST zo. Arrived the Ftraious gun•brig, from a cruise off (Mend ; PHosruoaus fire veffel, from the Note.— Latt night about 4o fail of Swedint merchant trails, under convoy of a frigate, paired at the back of the Goodwin Sands, from the eafiward to the weßward. Sailed the Exmostott bomb, with a convoy of mer chant veffeis, for Portfmouth ; TROIA rauss floop, for the Nore ; Tt,aasesa gun-brig, on a cruise off the emit of France; the Hind, DARBY, for Jamaics.— Wind N. E. Is THE DOWNSPEiIIperS of Orange, Vice-Admiral }Cowley; Canada and Agincourt 74 guns; Gannet, Foxhound, Barre, and Satellite loops; Furious and Blazer gun•brigs. CHATHAM, AUGUST tr. The LANCASTER, of 64 guns, Capt. FOTHP;GILL, arrived here on Saturday; fhe has been abfent from England nearly eleven years, and is in ♦ery bad con dition. She will Fhortly be paid off.—The MOIGIANA Coop is arrived from the Mediterranean, and is to be paid off here.—The MONNOUTN, of 4 guns, Capt. KING, went down to Long Reach lafi week, to take in her powder and guns.—La BONNE CiTOYEEE a, of 18 guns, was laft week taken into Dock, to be tho roughly repaired. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GIiVILSZNIP, AUGUST to.—Paffed by the MayfLiwer, Ayre and the Two Brothers, Huff. from Memel ; Pallas, Beffon, from Copenhagen ; Ploen.Furft ; Roper, Lunn; John and Elizabeth, Rock ; Peace, Lorfon ; Prince Frederick, Cock ; Conflanda, Sa muelfen, and the Minerva, Mori, from Norway Sailed the Mary, Hunt, for Waterford ; Logan, M•Conitell, for Belfail ; Anna So phia, Meyer, and the Severn, Pearcc, tor TOMISOUD. The whole of the Leeward Ifland fleet, for the Clyde, have arrived fafe. Capt. BARTON is appointed to command the You, of 7¢ guns, lately launched at Deptford. On Wednefday Thomas Knight, belonging to the Royal Marine boat, Portfrauuth, fuddenly fell down and expired. Robert Hulband and Obadiah Dyer are commit ted to the gaol, Portfmouth,for robbing from a 'del the property of Meas. Roufe and Co. Fool- RACY.—A foot race for 5o guineas took place yeflerday afternoon, in Lord's Cricket Ground, between the celebrated Brighton Shepherd, and a young man of equal fame from Nottinghamibire.— The difiance the competitors ran was 140 yards. At Rafting, the Nottingham hero took the lead and kept it in great ftyle; he being a head of his antagonifl over the whole of the courfe. It was, however, on the whale, well contened. There were large fums betted on the former, previous to the race, in rouse inftances twenty to one. All the fporting men not abfent at the Brighton races were prefent. The fpec tators exceeded 600 perfons. DUCHESS OF BRUNSWICK'S BIRTN•DAT. AUG. 1 1. The Ticket No. 18,783, drawn this day a Prize of io,oool. was fold in One Quarter, Three Eighths and Six Sixteenths, by Sir Jam 5S BRANSCOME and Co. Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. It, Holborn ; No. 37, Cornhill ; and No. 38, Hay. market, Piccadilly ; where Tickets and Shares are now felling, warranted undrawn, and where likewife the firft 30,0001. Prize, and the latt s,oool. in the prefent Lottery were fold in Shares. The Ticket 14,167, drawn on Saturday a prize of zo,oool. was Sold at Brsn's truly Fortunate Officss, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Crofs, in one Q:arrer, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenth Share/. The Picket 6,457, as Firft_drawn. on Thur(day lag, entitled to 30,0001. The Ticket 3,411, the fccond day a Prize of 5,000; and the Ticket 3,412, on the fourth day, a Prize of ',cool. were all Sold, Shared, and Regif tered, at the above Offices; where Undrawn Tickets and Shares are felling in great variety, and where the fortunate holders of the Shares may have their Money on demand. Thirty one Capital Prizes have been fold at BISN'S within the year. A perfon, aged 36, had a fmall Scroplinlous Ul• ceration in her hand, giving her much pain ; it then broke out in her writ, both her (boulders, and her knee, each Ulceration difcharging much, and not dif pofed to heal ; it then affelied her right elbow ; and thefe ulcerations, with a difpofition to general d e bi lity, fhefuffered for twelve years. Her knee was healed in the Worcefler Infirmary, and the experienced tome benefit while a patient for a Ilion time in St. Bartholo. mew's Hofpital, where (he made application for the benefit of SPILSIEURY'S PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC IDaors, at the Difpenfatory, No. 15, Soho fquare, London. By the application of the Drops for fix months, her ulcers gradually healed, the regained her firength and appetite. It is now a twelvemonth, I and fbe - tensains pettedly well. Any information of the above fad may be obtained at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Lane, Loudon. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EDINBURGH RACES-ws Soy. Tanasnay.-The tinntet's Pude of so gyi ntis was run for, and won by Mr. Baird's Fairy Marquis of IDonnegars Sir Edward • t t a 3 Mr. Chaimer's Cardir.al 3 On Friday Mr. Brandling's mare Fortuna 'calked over t h e for the Ladies Subfcription Porto of sags. There was att t saZ a fine back race of two hers, which afforded good fpor. Arrived here the Marquis of Ely, Lord Gosford, Cart a 3 4. veins) Gower Royal Nary; Granville Lcvefon Cower, fid,„, H aw ki n s, Fir. with Mifs Hawkins, Philip Bewick, Ham r a . ; borne, and J. Kinnaird, Efqrs.; the Duchefs of Gordta 1,„, Alexander Gordon, Lord and Lady Montague, the Marqui s ; Marehionefs of Donegal and family, the Hon. Meg cb srta " Lord 0741e11, Mr and Mn. May, Mr. and Mts. Vaal, pct' BRIGHTON, AUGUST io. The fpirit, or pat* the turfs, of the ufual pat rotg of out races here, teems to be miserably on the declist, We had only two matches on Saturday, and one to day, with verry little fport. The Duke of Cultist' arrived here yefterday, and the Dukes of You a ra i Camaatnas are experfled on the r 2th, to be pretest at a grand review of all the troops in the neighbour. hood. We are to have a ball at the Callle in horn* ,of the day, and the PRISMS gives one in return A t the Pavilion, on the following evening. His Roya l Hionmass certainly leaves this on Saturday, and intends to be at Cheltenham on the asth, from whew* be goes to Bath. He evidently labours under indii. !Nation, and hat no longer that gaiety in his counte. nue and converfation, which ufed to animate all around him. Mrs. FITZ Rant'? was on the courk on Saturday, the was accompanied by her ward ?4 Saystoue, who has occupied fn much of the interek of the public. Notwithfianding the town is full, an all the fporting charaiters are prefent, from M r . Mellilh, Side-rho Lade, Sir Charles.Bandylde, &c. to Gulley and Cribb ; the place is comparatively dull, and the amufements infipid. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, AUOUS7 E. Average Price of Corn in England and W au, from the limn ending Auguft z, tBo7. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. I Pk, a. d. a. d. a. d. s. d. s. d 1. d. 74 9 48 s 37 5 30 1 46 9 53 a The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Rams logo the week ending Aug. SA is 34e. Sid. per hundred weight SEA•COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, AUGUST I. CARGets SOLD, and ratcal. Mrin4ay, Wednerd. I Frida y , AuguLt 3. I Angie 3. I Aim y. I 11 1 4" I I 1 do o NEWCASTLE COAL. Adair's Main - Baker's Main - Benron Leng . a Biggs Main - a Bryan Main • a Croft's Main - a Eighton Moor ' • a Ellifon - ikston Main - a Hebburn Main - 4 Holywell Main Kenton Main Murton Main Pontop Windfor's Hawkfworth Main - Tanfield Moor ' Townley Main Wall's End 8 Temple's Wall's End - Willington a South Hebburn Cowpen Main 3 Hartley 4 SUNDERLAND COAL. Semi& Park Moor Main Bourn Moor Eden Main Hedworth Moor Neat Main s Fillinglow Main Nawbottle Moor - Printrofe Main s Reetor y RulTel's Main 47 0 5' o 47 0 43 0 47 0 $g c $I o 46 o 46 o 47 6 Si 6 So 0 so 6 so 6 45 6 45 3 45 9 5 0 9 5( 0 43 3 49 6 44 0 47 6 46 6 0 6 St 6i 43 9 45 0 40 0 45 0 44 9 p 0 45 0 4S O 45 0 1 6 0 40 0 MARRIED. On the Alth uk. Thomas Jacemb Lanufter, Efq. of the 014 Jewry. to Mire Mitchell, daughter of the late Alexander Mitchell, of Belfalt., Efq. Lalk week. Colonel Vavafour, only fon of Sir Henry Vaufour. Bart. of Spaldington ind Milbourne, Yorkedre, to Mile Vatafour, eldeß daughter of William Varafour, of Dublin, Efq. At Oban, on the 1401 tilt. John Thornton, lifq. of Kelton, Dut hie-Aire, to Mira !libelist Campbell, daughter of Wm. Campbell Efq. Collc6.or of the Cottons. there. FONTHILL MANSION, WILTS. TO BE SOLb BY AUCTION, By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, on the Prernifes, on Monday the t7thri Auguft, and fix fotlowing days (Sunday excepted) at twelve. LL the magnificent and curtly HOUSEHOLD ...I. FURNITURE ; noble French Plate Glares, of *We Magnitude, PerfeCiion and Beauty, meafuring irons ton by 64' by 64. anti of Idler dimeiffions ; the fuberb Organ in the hall, thel celebrated Statue of Bacchus, brought from Rome by the Honourable Charles Hamilton, Bronzes, Carvings in Ivory, Two fuparb 'Fable. of Oriental Alabafter, EtruCcan Ware; Valtusale OR IGINA I. PICTURES, by N. Pouffin, I.eonardi da Vinci, Lis dovicco Carrachi, Vernet, &c.—a complete Set of the Loggie, of the Vatican, coloured. eftconed the Bildt and molt perfea extft. and illumined with gold by F. Parini, correfpondently tamed id glazed with French Piste Glafs—Colledtion of Modern Pictures and Drawings, by Turner, Hamilton. Romney, Hodges and others —A Cabinet of rare Mandarin, Royal Seve, Drefilen and French PORCELANE, compofed of jars, Mem*, Vales, Urns, and Cabinet Gems, Dinner, Deffert, and Tca Services ;aa Affernblage of the flame and fine Old Gold Japan—The leveral valuable SD. tuary Marble Chimney Pieces, of elegant Defign and Cullaate Sculpture, by Bacon, Banks and Damian; fuperb Stoves, all tbc beautiful Mahogany Doors, and other valuable and fplendid Effects, of FONTHILL MANSION, near SALISBURY. WILTS . The Domenic Furnin.re is in the immediate 'Vatic. and compoted of a fuperior Dcfcription of Materials ' • the Draperies being formed of caltly Satins, Sills, Damalk , and Chintz ; particularly a Suite of Satin Hangings, elaborately and beautifully painted in Howell; the Commodes. Cabinets, Cheffoniers, Confoles. and Pier Tables, are formed of Role and Satin Woods, deligned a l'Antique and decorated with Or-Molu ; Mahogany and Role Wood Dillog' Pembroke, Library, Writing, and Drcffing Tables; Suites of \ Chairs, covered with Satin, Morocco, and Chintz ; fall tonal* Sophas,Fauteuls, and Bergiers; Carpets, of the Axminfter, Brur (els and furkey Fadlories, and feted Patterns ; funwt LIONS carved and gilt Tripods and antique Candelabras; excellent Canopy, Four.poft, Sopha, and Field Bedfteads, and rich Hangings, witk appropriate Bedding, Goof: and Down Fe Is. Wardrobe., On al Commodes and Tables, Chetts of Drawers, and the ufual Aft ins mein of Chamber Furniture, the molt of which New within the Lilt Four Years, and now in the higheft ftate of Prefervation. May be viewed from the *7th of July, 5307, to the Day of Salts by Catalogues only, at ste each, to be had of Mr. Collins, Niter. Saifbury ; Mr. Crutwell, printer of the Bath Piper ; Mt firs. Fora% Fryer. and Co. Old Cavendith-erect; at the Place of aalc; and of Mr. Phillip*, New Bond Rivet. N. B. The Sale of the Valuable Materials of the Mango 1114 take place in September next.- LONDON: Printed and publifbed by LEVEL KENT. (nM' terbury Place Lambeth) at the STAII.OFM", N. t. amt. Pubaiktxl atio a the STatpfgrincs, TaKI ..) ti '' Iffr ' oamird jiU t 4 Thl steady "perk SHIP 4 c1151 Atosi *foal scrvi, IrBoB . Ti Viets at chi twmc days Tt Oirso ter, (Wed oaVo A: p tO am et C Nor Cot del' A Not de! Pic irid lb • Wa in LL ;P I 1 Cot prof Feb %Ott t Pei Pa or Cc thi