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THE EVlefiNp...l:llA LciNnoive TirCRSDAY. JULY 1, 1312. THE FUNDS. •• • PRICE OF STOCKS ?Ws DAT AT 0,11011.01 g 3 $ per Cent. Reduced 6701$ '• • 5 per Cent. 6nsals shui g+, : , Ar Cent. 75M-4 par Cent. 85 843 f, .15 per Cent. Idaiiy shut Lon& Annuities 171 1346 India Bonds 3.4 di,: • • Exchequer Bills (2d.) 3 4 2 3 dis. Omnium Consols for Acct..6Bll. The Funds have had huh variation during the ' } , .event week, although very great efforts have been c.ade to raise them. Consols had been the week before I :st 691, and they have fallen Since gradually to 684. ;k,...,ney is scarce is the Stock Exchange, and worth tit) , 5 per Cent.. The Commissioners have bees served with alt their Stock, for some days past,) by one of the most respectable of the Jobbers.— 'There has been an aceounn opened fcr t h e 23 4 August, and. the price is only j per Cent. more than far the present *teams*. which closes the 16th of July. '`a•morrovr is the las t day of the Commissioners buy. on the Oa pin s=;-erect week they will only buy A'17,000 a-dri= The proccedtngs in the House of Lords last night Vi,IC distinguished by the announcement of an act of Loyal grace of a very gratifying description. The . attainder which all the eoquence of a CURRAN could not avert from the ineffending widow and offspring the misguided Lord Enwun Ftrzotaat.n—an attainder which was a teal disgrace to the Legislature cf the country in which it was decreed—has afforded to the PRINCR ARGUT an opportunity of signally cvincir.::: the value of that cliScrinrinating generosity which foims so prominent a feature in the character f his Royal Highness. The' 'Earl of Imrsaroot, stated, that he bad the command of his Royal High ness, to present. for the adoption of the House. an Act Is Grace for reversing the Attainder, and restoring, ri the rights consequent on such a procedure. En %Juts) Fox FITZGZIIALD, and the other children of Inc late Lord ,RDWAIta FITZGERALD; and his Lord begged it to be tindentoo.i, that it was 'an act which J ad " emanated spontaneous!" from the Bins slims Person at the head of the Government of this co.intry."-LThe communication of this circumstance urn loudly cheered from all part; of the House, and Particularly the Opposition Benches. Lord Hoccaxi, observed, that his dearest friend could not have dime any act which he would feel as a stronger mask of affection than this act: it was one which well a noble and generous Pi ince. • o .. ct T,.t. The Paris Papers of Monday arrived this fore rutioit. but -.re alto g ether barren of intelligenci. on *lraq the Kingifsr the fits 4 time this year, attesaad atio chafel. The *cum:tame it tailed in all the Pailers as a root' ofrhis MAJasnri pcifect convalinme. A variety of loose and contradictory ae,,counts have . appeared within these fee' dais respecting Buenos Ayres and General ARTIOAS. We are at length ena bled by the arrival of intelligence direct from the Rio de la Plate dawn to as late a date as the 18th of 'trate!), to put our Readers . in possession of the real state-of matters. The report which we mentioned yesterday of ARTWAS having entered or being about to enter Buenos Ayres, proves to be totally un tomdecl. Every thing remained, at the date of these advices, in state quo. Instead of Aavioas having entered Buenos Ayres and assumed the suprynte di rection there, his troops had been beaten by a dial sgon of General BELGRANCA Army, as will' be seen by the subloinecl extracts from the Gazettes Tow re ceived. The Supreme Director, Prewar:ooloa continues in the desire, expressed some time ago, of retiring from office. In an Address made to the Congress on the 25th February, he requested them to appoint his successO4 enly recommending that he should be a military ago, rater, as best calculated to guide the &ate through' the storms that were likely to happen: above all, he' eiher.e.i them to the completion of the Constitution. FAAVIDRA, BELGRANO, and SAN MARTIN are talked• cf for the Ace of Supreme Director, but it is be-, Erred that one of the two first will be elected, and that Porrisennoi4 will he the first Senator. A dis agreeable affair took place early in March at S. Luis cle la Punta, the place of depot foi Spanish Royalist pi.so-aers of war. A considerable party cf them at temptel a rising, and had nearly succeeded in four itring the Governor. Seventy of them were executed fr.• this offence, among whom was General ORDON NI; taken prisoner at the battle of Maipo. General BeLoaawo had been sent from Tucuman against the ..‘ , :cintoneros that have infested the roads leading to Chili and Peru, and it was probable that this ban dltsi would be brought to a, decisive battle, and cut off from a retreat across the river. . hens Valparaiso it is stated that Lord Coenitaies E.C.1e,1 from thence on the 14th of January, with four of his.largest vessels : his flag is hoisted on board the 011iggins frigate, formerly the Rsyna Maria Isabel. Nis destitution is supposed to be the Port of Callao, where he expects to fall in with the two Spanish fri- gates, the Venganaa and Sneererlde. The of the Army int4.Sonth of chili have pletely successful. Giaeral,sr►t,caacs, • mends it, took possession of the Forts of Los and Nacimiento, on the Indian frontier, vie sistance: Colonel Szpcnes, with aboUt . 4Bo wreck of the Spanish Expedition frcim Cadiz, his retreat to Valdivia; but as the Araucap ,refused to i•.t him pass along the coast, his • was very soon expected. He had lost all his.k and was besides incumbered with a large women, among whom were the. Nuns of Conception, with a Spanish Confessor at. their head. . had offered him honourable terms of capitk The Spaniards are now completely driven out . The Portuguese Consul resident at Buenos was arrested in the latter end of February, seditious ptblications, printed by Cannella, and others, at Monte-Video, had been possession : this circumstance gave rise to an impending war with the Portuguese, but sul had since been set at liberty, and the , likely to end there. Extract frtrma dispatch relating to, the ARTIOA4 party,. which intercepted the' Buenos ,Ayres 1, On the 18th instant (February), the ansrquists, the Governor of Santa FE, surrounded my camp at 1 dare, when a column of 1,300 man advanced upon some skirmishes with the outposts. Our preparetloni; had been made. The Orkentais who had joined the of Santa FE, were cointnauckd by an name of Comm& Their attack was 'repulsed by ow try ; and as soon as their tanks were broken, 1 ordered Janet La Massaro, with ail the cavalry. The anarquists chalked, and, after considerable haw* was made smong _tlry withdrew to their hiding places in the mountains. enemy lost 150 men, and wereafterwards compulkd rr MACGREGOR'S EXPEDITIO* The report of the recapture of Portobello, defeat of General Macossooa, is, we regret to say, confirmed by arrivals to-day from - The accounts have been brought by the Uttar, taro Dumatt, which arrived yesterday, eight days from the Havannah : s' PORTSMOUTH , a This day arrived his Majesty's ship . the Honourable Captain DUNCAN, in twenty , days from the Havannah. By her we Porto Bello was recaptured by the Spani the Patriot 'Force under MAcoacoon, and almost without fir ing a shot. MAC9UOOI ten of his followers escaped out of a window, got to one of his vessels; the whole of the • of his men had capitulated, aull law! to British island. The Cowerxitorb e Atitain units, brought the information eisiitetnalcaoted tradicts the report of the PAIII*II taken by MACORUpOIei ships. pip ! , ifs t . ac the Ravan6o, cfttaWitt 'ol4o' England. I to this country, as Was expectle • *; PORT ROTAU lAbtittek; MAC Port:obello is retaken, and Macoattooe stroyed. On the lst of May,. early in the SpaniA General, Hoax made a general on Portobello, and succeeded in every out loss, and almost without opposition, of MacoltitGOlCB people being killed, • made prisoners, with the exception of fro, with MACOR4OOII, swam naked to the offiing, and escaped. His Governor, slept next room MAFS4 74 9W. in his bed. '' • . A small party under Colonel RAMA . selves into 4 fort, and stood out for some MACGSVIOR was on board the brig, inestely obliged to surrender; m akin g die Spaniards complete. The followhlg is a list of the Officers be killed, wounded, and missing: ltu.s.sb—coipeet O'Hara ; ClS** . MuPte slots Stewart, CrGansgao, BootiOtrin„ Dims, (missing). Nyommss—Captains Quart/ to O'Cialligholl, Lieutenants ?Ashcan, &olds, tad ' lcrit; Piugostaaa—sColoneis Rafter aati laid; Moss; Captains Dm.* 14114 O'Blsullllai t' kaM, sea BIWA. asides' siva* Piitearica, Ise Surgeons,, alit four C.ainkh noticed. . There I,loll# , Lord CRRANZ'S - Icirkitt The fast is that is so Spud& fleet in the Western hemisphere ! .It 1 some. Stock Exchange blender.. AIX very unnattirid, whisk w• recoiled the love that. exists between his jaordship end some of the Brokers.l They have transferred Maioniletnes disaster to his Lordship. A return has been made kap die cows House , " by order of the House of Caarearms, atettainieB an -fa. Ft account ... —e res ive . insWts between the United Kin at and Ayres for the last three years. e value of bitish produce and ma nufactures exported to HOMO Ayres from the United Kingdom, amounted, is ow year en ding the Sib of January, 1817, to 3 11, 8191 i—m the year ending t h e year the sth of January. 1816,1,648+6881' -"in end ing the sth of January, 1819, to 75Q.8081. This is the value, as asce rta ined from the declarr exporters. The chief snide' exported and Woollen Manufactures. The e nial and foreign merchandise ate The imports from Buenos Ayr*, W - dom, in the three years before wawa, sieely of the value of 996.8 234 272,3801. The principal artie/es skins, and tallow. There is a, orange -*eon* ~.. dm trig& Custom-liouse, irbick is A.--- treason, One person 'who nasiroili4 #fors tits payee 44k tOa ti on and Oppoissionsc,:tocultei 24{1 Od • • Another, or 'old politicias# mid, that a the.time itii.petytionint *di gone tor ; thiratust now stand shoulder to thiAdder, with their backs on the great body Of the people, who :would support them ; they had nothing to , hope for but from their own exer tions." .A third proposed to state in the Resolutions, '“ That if the Prince Regent tessplti defend their r ibts, theY-wonla defend lols pOkilet 'and preserve bus was opposed by a fourth, who bid the hardihood to insist, “ that his Royal High 'ow by Mt condnet tot's, people, bad dissoked their 411 10,c4;:ite. ikc.i• • We are sort t..tqt-hthe foregoing account, a act learnt fropvi Zeman who came passenger t h e snail t ymeek4reen Manchester, that on the re at Harris alterca goat , myrtle b a ntique ruff of fine lact sac tl44 ol oured kit 81 11111 1 0 rego and parasol of feknoem. • 41 1 1 — "fro, r Faithful only found among the faithlets • jIE MAID OF LA VENDEE.—The pleasing Mkt*. tion contained in this admired wo!k of the interesting Family of LA VENDEE, is every where the theme of commendation. It teems with engaging incidents and exalted trials of devoted loyalty. Its histct matter is faithful and instructive. Every 110f.031 beats high with feelings above itself on the perusal of these Memoirs. , The lktonthl Magazine of this Month, in addition Ito its. usual ongmaltty and variety, contains the most curious details of the recent surprising discoveries in Arabia and Egypt; and also a full description and engraved representation of the wonderful Hanging 1, Iron Bridge, building over the Menai Strait, by Mr. Tzuroan, under the authority of Parliament. Teavintra Marti roe 200 Goucas...—A Calloway, site pro. party of Captain Fazeuries.n, was matched on the Sth of June, Ito trot 16 miles in one hour, carrying Ea. within a month from Ithat time. The match was pet;forined yesterday, on the New , market road, out a piece of ground of eight mites. A boy rode, and half the distance was peeturmed in S 9 minutes and two se conds, each mile being performed in three minutes and three quarters, %Atka a few seconds. The. gal away di/ the other eight tidies in $0 stamina and 10 seconds, which woe by nearly a minute. Ms animal is under is hands, has won several matches Is Derbpaitire, and was bought !stay foe 100 guineas. Fatima% or 1 . 113:6' fdarcs.—Wn.usat Tn.a, who undertook to walk from London to Dover sad tack aria the following day, fcr 13 successive days. !relined the minima Alg siertakintos dm wird day, at Grammar& • . . .. . . • - s . • ' . . , ! operations MORE PUBLIC MEETINGS. THE ARMY. - .• •-• • :i been nom- . ~ • • 4; .. . 5t , ir Ylpittbw, (,VOttiudililllONE. : Saturday the 10th HUSbats were reviewed antorto: hello Sands, near Edinburgh, by Major-Geueral Horn. * • • Testerday evening there . 'Was • a public Reform ' 1 k tis vast number of spectators . were present , and every ...os Angola . w i t h out :re Mceting at this place, and as some notice had been , , admired the martial appearance, and correct dis- previously given , and the plfqe is. situate , ' in the -• i. of fi ne • * rne° ° ihe naidst-ef Alp me t hi s regiment. In one of, the char-gee i: t: dit i w4 op a populous Clothing District, several thou- :sfaveral,og the men were thrown by the falling of,their **Od• pOrsons were assembled. horses, satatwo of them were severely hurt. can Andiant - Mr. Joan( SnATSHaw, of Yendon, (a Dissenting : The Sd and litst division of the 6th Regt. marched • into .. Edinburghurgh 'C . astle on . N . londay. is &Wreak!' 1 I Minister and a Schoolmaster) opened the business, and . lac following is an Official Return of the Effective, 4-bailit t gei • was the principal speaker on the occasion. Twoother Strength of the O ffi cers, Non-commissioned Officers, ge suite of . persons followed ; when a declaration and resolutions , and Ivates, serving in the British Army Roth l'illi") , , . Conception, similar to those adopted at Ilunzlet Moor, were :1819; with a Return of the Number of Hotsps; BALcaltclt agreed to. One of the speakers endeavoured strongly atareztat-Gxxxata.:s Orrice, Jexel9, ter.. • halation,cgraLar.. out of Chili . . :.rOirteers .... .. 1, 07 , • ! 1 necessity of union among themselves, an ayse mmpaorg i s i Drummers ... 1 ' 26 1 . ~ tenos Ay • rei those who belonged to distant small parishes and genies% . ~..,.. , ass • ry, because townships, to meet together o ft en, and to consult Rank and Vile ..... ...... ..„.IS,IOIS--.14,116 . Troop M055e5..4,314' A ' ALVBAR ' with each other as to the best mo4e of remedying or MOM 411041SIAL seen in his Regimental Mors ....- •.,‘ obtaining redress of the grievances under which they . seri . . ' • ...- As t° "PO T °I . noW.lehoured ; and to forward fronttime to time the Drummers • ......-- 140 tut the imp, le atfalr lvitis ., result of their deliberations, to the. Deput i es of the I F aa and Ma •-••••••••••». 4 . 11 •1•••••S , . 4111 largetnanufacturing towns. He assurtgl *Ore thlt --...- O tail I= .M , 1 a i. ' ' ll4 nearly. the whole working population of the Ningdota • ase re defeat , if • - were combined, by means of Union So ti e d e., and Egtod fer. " .. .... ... ................. • i'Mad ' from • • dakeit. ...... •., 7 .. were determined o n procuring a redress of the glit• - Seriirants • • 4,gote 1 1 ' vons hardships lad Orations under wi s siilithey Is. . p r e o ters.hg,, ll,7Fa• • lits, beaded bp ?at L i Hbtra. , oared ; and that they had only toting:angle thew .. ..... -. , us • , Itsith sod Fat • • 95,4111-104aS0 . U r n !. 46,31th a P iepos; to accomplish this desirable object. • Ile . doss of defence NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. . the Oovensor ,C4 ll tiOtled them against being misled into any , Illts . 41° V ii, of kb* of riot or intemperake, 'as hited spies were abroad tooinumfaula ene-Wind W.W . W.-Arrived the Waking- by our loran - • ' • Inas pheket, Witb Ideas from Cods, Malta, and Glershar, 17* rdercd out Co*. in every direction to excite theta to breaches of days keel Ow latter; and t Rebecca, RZAD front Bahia, in inarqohte were tile peace, for the purpose of affording tit* en._ ss days. Ott the lath t, in lat. 4e : , 104. 33, spoke the *twang them; , weiL Fortawey . Areleti ed Abrd af een die ; usaid Trini l . l l6 d i -; far :, 1itt a1y234 54) days, frout alk contains. Th e mica a pretext for stilling their complaints altogether.' gd to dhpet2e."kn p. m f . '' , ` '' He hoped, however, that their conduct wou ld past it Dscoelsrayier Mileterdatn. t 011 :k out of the,power of those "wolves in sheep's ' ciothing, ' I " k ep qr artu r unarm ' jun , 9 47, 1 1 :1 71n er5 4 47 w i' 1L th77; 09 41 7, 1"14 ; gh 4 the t k e Tod j o a a d , to do.thena any injury. The great majority seemed Doer . frenn . Ftinee Island. • J Ed 7e r f li nfttid W.N.W.-Arrived his Ma- • 1 ello, and the to accord with the sentiments expressed by their iser i es . 1 ...IMT, front the West Indies ; and' MTl.34leolnt e . ! I regret much leader, Mr. BRAYsitsW, and the Meeting disperseill =path; and the Aim, Ware,from. Tenseiffe,salted • ' 1 om Jamaica. peaceably to their respective homes.--Many hundreds Darr, 7m 50..-. 7 W.S.W.-Pty back Ike outward- bound dm; soiled yesterdst. Arridad ind sailed f - tir the River [Arrays Cap-. of the persons - assembled had walked from ten to the hisser:. Pest; Rector, Hosmare ; and Vattant, Poster- ', in twentp; twenty miles to the plate of Meeting. 1411, - from Jamaica; Prince Regent, TAYLOR, *from Tobago; . . STOOKPORT, JUNI! 519 t o t s ß:wr, from Sierra "Leon ; ON* Branch, —, from St. ; and Dritaintia, Rin.re, from Seville. Came dower s JUNE 30. ' YesterdaY, We bad another Reform Meeting on from the River the David, Pace, for Halifax.; and Velocity, hip LtrrlY, Sandy 8r0W, 4 move numerously attended than any art=. 6) . ; u sin gi rr a e• ties - day the run - gess Cbarkess twenty• eight of the former, which is not to be wondered at, as p ac k et , il esplain mamsmo, fact, • °Wend. with' 1 trail maims.. • , • re learn that notice had been ,pterionsly given that illr'.,Cua ILYA Geezers; also the 'act, chstaiti 41 , 1 1 11 2 , Floes, L rete--• (brain Wallow, and 'Captain Bosses, 'for Calais; aniards from WoLsamelr nr011)41 inke.the Cha ir . awn was a very with paaanters; • diretvati ._ thy -the Loa Macao Platt, . ...•. i“ . . N bY surprises full atteadatiee -of. she civil:Weer, Mitt tun happy cars.* 11 +Augu!ut, as!..nt, French Packet , fro= calk, with , passeners. •• . .: vneoo& and to fay iblaParas not tit Von OOSSISIOII for their inter- Lrassioes, JIM 0941*ed thi Pbfiip Tito, Weems, window, sad rot east beyond tip 4 ; o:ref words, * every thing 1111.1 C hilli/U/6- ' 4a" " the Wth Al "' l° lid ' 414. .. he remainder went Oaf isiceably ; and after the Meeting broke up b • , 4". ... . • '‘. d 4 4 ' . 1411 " 4 .. ti" Val he- . . , . s o be sent to a the vast assambly quietly ilispersifd to their respective a l • ,-, tatil i llt ri r t rit odonvoid Watik lit ; m ila asir ale . at . dl via Moo To- hornesri.lifter Sir Cliiillf1.118 ' .W01.1111.1.1114: Of ptilltim vise, t Milts& : . 's 7! . 1 ) " "141 . Clisit!trn• OclisliAd 4611 * pal speakers were %ha A ii , or rf,lliti.ria_eP 4 lolt IfoisrL. r...* ll' ,* oft ' Sad On other k ' 4. • . ' or ai been 0 000 , . Gin*, fern* kit , Elm*, iite..;-= i •st - . : 10 um - Inisto cobst i rr im4 Aidoi li w ssioter ood , • • k il l - - ! • . 1. . . .ul T e r 3 r. 4 t $10 0 1 4 041P 1 It- . fart • • lath lepamilmet • , .voso Wig Iv .to various speeilart -s, ;Spas - i S any spOp to there at 'Saari Shornelliftsio Itiorosiasiaa 3 4.-,.. • ...".""--. ~ i, OIL al". ..• 1 • t r.... , . _, t , ta *e Ace it *mini Ativvtiiiiiiii4 toi - muhtelad oil* '' ' 4, V' lts. , . r ..k. l oss, .. AY to. Hogs, the latter *rink& InscOptions of al Annual • 4i , 1 7: . ; •.- .- , ,• s • • • , ~. '-° le ..titWekker. ... oft's force de- 'Parliaments”--66-Ustiversallotrage"--,Note by Berl - • , . •,., ~ ... . : • , . . . the morning , lot"--" No Cora Laws," *a., - The Cap of Liberty 1 4 1sie t etrz ... ' lour!•••rit. .4 11* I, _ ' tZ ult d • 1 ;eneral attack was also conepisoolisly -*played. the wee a ' eir amp. tidos • • trerist . hisessagsnanin cruet.: Hies... •. • 'it 1 point with - THE LATE 114/CCIESItES MiernNp. . 4 44,.. /,,„,,,,,w,,„ ,am m, y _ ~._ .. . 0 a i ion, the whole 1 • wounded, or The - . purpose. ' ("F r 86°°'67liiii ezu!cht6grbleetingPce,c4;.)tlie vac a nt ' "IbiPsaier flger rea ni s Posib at" flanirtbll4"ll4 o l4 r di alkewil"lodi t brille46°filn ill ...llll4;49lll t 'd . ll ' m i n t 411741 i. . . about twelve, plot of ,land near St. Peters alleral* Velar as stated solltaillehrhialltbihhattilie hatiar Of aliedeeste . *l „ a ‘ . l a -1... lestslittlt folisseist the buttookof.tblevraists there' • 4 . to th e ships in in the Requisition,. "- to Mire Into cooffileration tral frb. went torso over in the stiht; *qua' -• • A 9 ir, Lora, who propriety of petitioningtheHonse of Commons either *mom 41 tali !Mkt, and'p dhplays the front of ! ~., best isy 4 sartow • 11,. was killed to devise some means of meliorsii. eg our present; aime dr" imehe, kla I r ai l liad - ihobsg • r "" able " 04 of ~ . w , • . i or - isendin us to any of wood ayes at rather p roil distence. • . t iiiarving condition at Male, , g . mop Ow . . .. .. 14 i wail _ . Rvaanse Dmess.A white tin slip, ober, me la threw tAten3- rhea NoTtbern,4 ta ! es . (l ,l k l. lt 7l. , .. W . hre we can eiist: drug, compmed a 'Ake' with small DJ ; rbiliess Si foie dia. soi terne.setOdl note time after The Petition s Itowerer,", was swan 'superseded by the t am t if t h e .tint b p r opbsak ptiNiqptgro s sof ssiei of Resolutions, which aovei b7 . a fl a t:i n " re r ty d de r m rip d ti late on Two ; "at oi lle is laa,i 4l2o3l qta k t br *:O r bc , but were ulti- the 'victory .- of changed the iltatacter 41 the *eting, rendering it &wee s o ,eorrespoi. }1. 0 4 h„tr,, eve l ow . . t h e 411 . 4 • which is ornamen ted no a novel style With moved bows of stn. ' • entirety political. ' - --,' • .*. • - boo ; there - are two fans of the latter, , one of *hick la :ere foamed ' '•'' ,ss 'The . ltesiArgions Wet adopted by loud acclarnar - such a manser .that with the bows, ft fannia Wisia:"Z ""ar -- • tions,antftheis intent was to appoint District Dele- Q avil ll ' w le is roft.ndll--41heb:shoddskel;esersab._ortAropt. alid d l ensas ir? Oin- 1 xi - 4 -- 7 1 "'"Atutf is s' Asiip gates, andto form krona National Union for Re- Ps= wunrtiliL:Thra Dssat border with fine l b a r c: tr ilb2 tr il ' mooted tucks, and a Mill embroidered amine& edookiekb ;het, "156°0" liar forming the Parliament, and alterin h g the Govern- ment iv Unirernif i en ge,lec. Of twelve or four- agave d.h.dasigni, with a dark. green tub . ...- se, sad Gordon ; o Lon se e s. pu l ekersd enow sleeves . gi bond , S o Pe rn s awakt ish ruff ed tree pit Itielsa Brett. • tea 0101 1110Untt i A Stli it : ;e 3 aft.,ini a rostrum, but none son Baldwin and of lobo*, -tea" :the l e aders who have o,c ma. D.:mac:slowed putsoi, feetrelestiow " i•± - f GI Pt /11,1011 V , Swig, FrOst, Fun- usettliirepinitttollllol/11411tetillgf held 'here, se - 1 1:21' ll r e w . lund vil as "." Dosifrfr .• s o " jeteu et iv. • ides, isillosisae• veral ocrirliemmle-hfenbeci.),4e-vras painful to hear dis muslin over blush coloured ,tin , fi nial . by a totpad s4ci t .. 1, :' . . , seelicifit,tret,' afia'reititatid 4 ; urged unsparingly. 2 4 ,. : 4 7 11 .:eil ha t d at an ta: h it: 1 1 7 9 . 104, 7 f r e p& ' Ca , selloos with ► a sp i ezeit i / o : . ithlnersOlits4o)iiieillitif i 4 n sailor's dress, advised gust of roses. myrtle biossoese, pr other wrialbateiress Triple __.....-. ....,ff ..t fio. tare. Limos.coluured kid Amon And _ ) declarations of the ni ••• . ••"•-•.' 7 - -- Q M V 044 were Ccnton tuts -df,thle illandiesew peop k e wh9 bad been i eg p o rri of gip' l!it quite insignifican t * F icl , „ ;ecietned.,;enTers, got into an alterc P the United ee ng s t ti Ui fili of t . ' - 11 1 . 7 40 bleeting, %Ail tat " Wlalitg ' 0011.61114 14 . 11 0 lAN IS reported Si. 101,unuk and It war , raw bid '1110414101111110 aggltial)COC..l•olll6l,lthappy bit ravage , ret urn ft' otiseetiri*eirbidregiod his death Is 440 :144: tir Mitt 1144"44:' " ~.." 41 ' ' 01 64 . . . 4 to blow in 11 i I