Star. — London, England, 1804-12-31 00:00:00

et illt elf- fet ad lea the III• at of ne. ry. no )ur ore ed. ich to yen has pa- to tar- al ai/. ma. rer, ovi. that fir roe. ad. ;tray lour DTs who (wed itch• :Toe time. lined ,and PITT Ire of Lord was their ~IIN•• apol. lc ford Fa- OK- Par ,wed a the Refi , and ems. Ind ki; rvice 4 w, aq, iridor ire in r.tua ,o tin Imiral iiralty teck to e Ad nteuts II and joint! ng %3 er r thort• :,Ad e have itne g four the G Corn fNLITIII. DRUArLANE. Oa Saturday sight a Comedy, intitkd Tie Lad Lies es, was pMformad at this Theatre for the I Ap s ad, if the WA refped be paid to the opinion er ;he audience, for the 'aft time.—We underhand it is the produftioo of a Gentleman of the name of Hose, a Banter.—lt was introduced by a Prelude. in which the author is repretcnted as furrounded in his Chambers by creditors, who had been appointed to meet there to receive an anfwer refpeEting the final fettlement of their accounts, which, they are given to aa derlarsd, depends upon the fuceefs of his play. This armee was in itfelf rather revolting to the tali, o f t h e audience, and exhibited an unfortunate anti• cipation of the fate of the Comedy which was to fellow it for in it the creditors of the fuppofed author w ere called upon to bring all their influence to the 'wane, not to applaud, according to the merits of the piece, but, of et emir. to check the voice of cri tic tl dilappAafios.—This the author calls drawing a bill, ate lap Me i non the old ehablifbed bank sot bode in pawl-s " where Apollo apd the Wan W have fo long been neeping partners."—lt does sot appear they bad awoke when his paper was ae• sod by die firm. In the beginning of the Prelude, ELLISTON is Mile to fay las the author) that be had exhautied his braise to produce this his latt refource :—as he proonuseed the word 4 , brains." down came p ar t of the Nee, which reprefeoted the book-flrelves of his may. direMy on his *ad. It was en unlucky omen I But to proceed to the Comedy r—r Here fol• low the Dramatis ltrfsas and Fable. DRAMATIS PERSON/Z. Sr Rewind 11411 s - Mr. W Sr United M‘elle . Mr. Poweu.. Illr lb=slass Mr. BAa IT 5[55 5, Twig • - Mr. ELLIIITON. ]fareetwe • • Mr. Da CAMI r. Dena .• • • Mr. RAIONIIITTIL Neer • . - Mr.WCWITZSIL. Mr. I CAW 6 6 : Mr. le r sr a wsre e' en a. . Mr.Peasza. • 6 • Mr.ltairsiona. WV lamb, . 6 • MT& 104 DON. W . a l ai - ° Mils be Came. 1464 l - - - Mir. Pan. ~_..._'"'"kmbleciagle • Mrs. Symms. .., im"Y " - Mifs Weeper. Saha . - - MIR Tussweee. Cierarfteee lo the Pete CI, awl in the Ail Dance An tips Edward Melville has engaged his fun , On ilii (core of old frieodihip. to the daughter of his friend Sir Rowland, and the Play opens with the arrival of young Melville, at Lynn. isi Norfolk, to fall his engagement. This. however, he is very nnerilliog to do, as well becaufe be has become ens• roomed of another. as that he has never teen Mifs Betty, the daughter of Sir Rowland ; and yet, by the etprefs command of his father, the union is to take place on the day of his antral. In this dilemma, he is unexpettedly aided by Har court, his coufin, a young officer. who, burthened with debts, and without money, contests to take the place of his friend, and perfonate Young Melville. — This is accordingly carried into tired. In n r. tneab time Lady Lovelace naives at the Inn. i parfait of her hatband, from wboso ffie bas Ws hparaes6 but wheraulke Rill condones to love. Melville meeting lief, dircovers her to be the miftrefs to whom; under her maiden name. hc had betonse attached to et Bath: Sir Harry Lovelate arrives with the fame parpofc as his Lady. that of a re-onion to the woman he loves, and whole value be has only learned fence his Cepa racks from has and becoming the confident of Melville, he learns his peffioe for Lady Lovelace, and fosse feints, dramatically called fituations, enfue. In the provers of the fable. Harcourt becomes as lunch in love with the beauty of Mils Betty, as be had before been with her fortune. At this moment things are thrown ;but,on by the arrival of Sir Edward Melville after fome paffionate effu. Rowe, Sir Rowland refolves to put to the tel the real honour and fenfibility. of Harcourt. This tell fuc ends to the with of all parties ; and, after loose fur. the buftle, the piece terminates with the union of Mifs Betty and Harcourt, and the re-union of Sir Harry and Lady Lovelace. Not to mention that a principal idea in the above Rory is the fame as that which forms the bafis of the Farce of Matrimony, performing at this Theatre, it will be feen that it otherwife exhibits but little to- velty, either of fituation or charafter. The author however, feems to have put in his claims to public patronage on the (core of wit and fentiment, and on that ground he had a fair trial, which coded in un qualified condemnation. We will, however, admit that the firfl se gave a very favourabl: fpecimen of his abilities, but the fire of hi. wit, as he proceeded, feemed entirely to have evaporated ir.forno. The hat cherafter of the piece was that given to Josinsiros 5, and his jokes, as an bah waiter at an ~,,., a!! told cr.!). Sum , ,il tn:in were keenly pointed Igaitill the lavilh expendi ture of the public money an by f‘arilla officers, who are laid to d ine by rate, d yet drunk by an affeffineat, and with whom the poor cat and drink by proxy A rough old patriot was introduced in the charac. ter of Sir Rovv..and, but his f e ntinients wer too com mon place to make any grateful impre ffi on,e and Drx w, though in the hands Of Bassist:Ea, was a poor imitation of a number of pert prattlers that hare , one before him. ?..:',.. Joey's had nothing to fay or do worthy her diftinguithed talents. Milli DlCAttr. as a hoyden, vas made to declare, that fbe fears nothing but the i)evil and the Ten Commandments ;_.and that, " perhaps. being in low, is being tin tiling : but being married, I am without remedy, even if I thold find my hufband wind ,falPti awl 4,avin'el." Reader, art thou fatisfied ? , The acing of this play was admirable throughout, Lhut the performers mull have felt theinfelves very on pleafantly fituated, as, from the dole of the firft aft, to the end of the fifth. their voices were loft in unre. mating clamour, unlefs during a part of the fourth, oi which a very pretty ballet was introduced, danced by the Brawls, lie. Though at the fall of the curtain the voice adoecond f e dif, rpprobanon was univerfal, an attempt was mby I llV K orn stroa to announce the comedy for a f reprefentation, after hating that Mrs. Joanaw had ..eels taken fo ill, in confeosence of the fright (be had • • dergone, as to be unab le to fpeak the Epilogue. • , neral cry of "Off! off!" drowned the concludiog ' . .ids of his%tickets. The book was crowded. —.......Enmal arnE PARK. Yellerday biing a fine bracing day, the (bleb dry and apnr ed e t pn h e t e e : rayr iaanum ber(crane,gnr e, aotefo r all excellent dl e ir arpSerpentine ysand o raaci tu carr i ages , el elates, s o r es s a p R ath e n d a ad h a t oh n wr extra ordinaryee e eve Park inr. witneged at this feafon of the year. In the fplendid ring we noticed the carriages of tile Doke of Roabergb, Lord and Lady Mayorda, Earl of Sarryoure, Sir Richard Heron, Vifeount Carleton, Colonel Corner, Lord Harrowby, Capt. Duncan, Lord Caltkreagli, Dr. Rowley, Lord Morpeth, Dr. Heberden. Lord Grenville, Dowager Duck& of lards, Lord Mrtvinr. iMarchionefa of Wclkiley, Di S h p il an ' i P fh Pao A fL m C"h ti ci . : E hli ad eelited or .r .. Le j ay oy ntl6" Ha efi rrowe difaUMlcr r. 3dp:ll4 The multitude nine to the fame point by five dif ferent roads, namely; at the Piccadilly gate nume rous parties entered and paged in dole columns along the public walk; through the fame gate the carriages paired to the right of the ride, and to the north fide of the river, forming a double line about 1 zoo yards deep ; the walks from Stanhope-ftreet,.i Grofvenor and Cumberland totes, were equally thronged by well-dreged perfOns of both feces.— From two until three o'clock. the ice was covered with parties of walkers as well as fkaiters, each ex hibitiog their agile movements in turn; the former confining of Ladies;as well as Gentlemen. They all crowded, of entitle, to that part where the bell difplay of talent was to be leen, namely, on tke north fide next the carriages. Here the throng, of shout ten perfons deep, formed a ring, and nearly act yards in circumference. The weight of fo many retina on a body of ice not an inch and a half in thickset'. the produce of only one night's fresh, (for that part had been kept clear for the fwans belong iug to the park-keeper), it may be fuminfed would terminate ferioufly; and Poch would really have beep the esre, had not one of the Humane Society, ;mei. despair arrived in time to apprife the thoughtlefs people of their danger. At the time the aoove cau tion was given, the tee had allually funk under them above a foot. The above circumnance, and a Gen tleman, apparently a naval officer, falling in near a part where the ice was broken, but who contrived to extricate himfelf, although the depth was coah derable, by lying on what he called kir farboartiftdr, had a proper elle& on many idle fpetiatois, who were afterward, contented to remain without the bounda ries of the river. At half pall three, the Park on the fouth fide of the Serpentine became fa crowded with fpeftators, that it was impoffible to pats or repafs that way.— The agility and graceful movements of the fkaiters, as it were, riveted their attention. The candidates for fame at this delightful esercife were numerous, and many of them ent.tled to great przife. Pre-emi nent. however, in the lift were four Ladies, two of them, we underhand. natives of Brabant, and two from Amfierdam. They remained upwards of w minutes upon the ice, vying with each other, and aft/Ain the beholders by the elegance and veloci ty lef their movements, and the variety of the figures which they executed in their rapid career. lw mot diffieuh part of the art, the retrograde Morro: meat, they particularly excelled. Among the halters we alfo noticed the Hon. C. H. Horeusssow. He was particularly remarkable. The Earl of AeraMottar, a youth, and another No bleman, who accompanied him, alfo (hewed much knowledge in the art. The Spanilh Ambagador, and fame females, were alfo on the River, but did we attempt to flealte. A Gentleman and Lady, whole names we could not learn, made the moll confpicuous appearance, from the fuperior manner of their &airing, the grace and elegance of their movements, and their handsome figures. They fnmetimes went arm in arm, with the wretch fwiftnefs, cut hearts, true lovers' knots, and various other devices on the ice. A Lady in a black Velvet peliffe, with her daughter, a child of Line years old, attradted much notice. The furface , was tolerably even. Along the banks were (lath for gin and ginger breed, and &sites to be let to hire. Ladies hood in their fur Muffs and tippets, afraid to venture on the ice; whiltt Come hundreds of handfome women join 'ed the merry group on the furface of the deep. Among other dillinguilbed pedant, we noticed Lords Chetwynd and Woe!, Colonels Noel and orrein aykor,e, I metres W. Lamb, Robinfoa. Ha rbord, Eden, Lady M. mire Lamb, Mth Eden, and Mill Brown. The ice was not clear of company fo long as day ' light Lifted. No ferious accidett of any kind occur red ; but, from the breaking of the ice near the boat house, Come few cool rhar took place, highly to the diverfion of thole who had the good fortune to ec cape fimilar milhaps. The Pond in the Green Park had silo to boaß of many perfont of aißineti on. The Bafon in St. James's Park had all the appear ance of a fair. The crowd was very numerous. Dublin Wataford An attempt was on Saturday night made in the neighbourhood of Weilminfler, to force from die Proreelion of her mother to the alms of her lover, a young lady, the only daughter of Colonel ---,who we learn, is entitled to a very considerable property when she becomes of age. 'lle piercing shrieks of her mother created filth alarm, that the lover was compelled to relinquifh his object. Friday a (eerie highly diverting to a number of fpedators took place in Greek-firect, Soho. Two Welch milk girls who had previoolly quarrelled in a cow keeper's yard at Pancras, 0, t the fubjed of ail waling the milk fold to their cullomerv, happened to meet rather by forprife, and after beflowing a variety of coarse compli ments on each fi de, the Cambrian spirit infufed into the parties burfi birth, they u co pfet e ach other's pails , and commenced a pogilitlic n tell, which was Whined with equal courage and der terity for near fifteen minutes, when 'Rimy declared in favour of Cuddy Powel, who not only vanquithed her opponent, but left the humble habiliments of the latter io rags and tatters—diflended by the wind. — The rift'', who rendes in Grafton-fired, bad oppol of the general curium of the milk-earriers a gall , ly , name, to addle , amok, or pints of water.to on of milk, boneitly contentiorherfelf with three threads, which railed a violent murmuring among the whole (rater nity of the pail, many of whom ill °fed her, par illtticu larly her lall antagontft, whom she feverely pored for the unconfciune ble impofition pradifed ea the Public. Au trricm, nirrntfinni. MAILS MS DAY....lllo4lNottb. Att. DVS. Alt. •at. t 3 Hamburgb 0 3 $ s G 00021,01 s 0 Perrot:rm. Dse.29.—Went up the harbour to refit, the Thom, of 28 guns. The ARIADNI, of 34 guns, and the Meat's, of t 8 guns, which came in yefterday morning, were obliged to bear away from their Ration off Havre de Glace, as it blew feverilFdreadfully receivedhtehah: m art die that r ; af c i r n t a oihm t t h he n b C p giacgstnn G ibr altar,enjpsn co a t r h e y t di a ano , tgofeofdf th e nt4h:i : w e el gun s, u t C ei no° Letterss r a i , g (torn in o n z f e garrifon ampng the troops and inha bitants, was, in fome degree, abated ; and it was hoped the cold weather would entirely eradicate it. —Sailed to join the Channel fleet the DRIADNOUGHT, of 98 pro, Vice Admiral Cowmowooo. From the prevalence of the late eafterly winds, there has not theft ten days been any cutters from the gallant Coate- WALLIS, but it is fuppofed, it being an off fhore wind, the fleet bore away to the weltward. This afternoon were landed from the MALTA, of 84 guns, Captain BUTLER, lately arrived from off Ferrol, feveral bar rels, containing nearly 60,000 dollars in raver, coo figned from merchants in Spain to their correfpon dents in London. PORTOI4OUTH, Dec. 3o.—Arrived the GI IT HOUR D frigate from cruize. Sailed the EURTALUs frigate for Cork. His Majelly's (hip Paosserre is appoint. ed convoy for the Weft Indies. Wind utterly. DIAL. Dec. 3o.—Sailed the ORIITES floop of war, for Sheernefs ; Amacasom, and LORD NeLson armed (hips for Pordmonth. Remain in the Downs the MONARCH, CASTOR, INTLIZIBLI, ARDENT, and ANTILOP' men of War ; JAMAICA and CHAMPION frigates ; fever al (loops of war, bombs, gun brigs, ace. and a fleet of armed defence (tips. Wind E. N. E. blows hard. Coes, Dec. s7.—This morning the outward bound Weft India fleet, which bad been forced back to Cove by the fevesity of the weather, got under weigh, and by half pall eleven o'clock the Commo dore had cleared the harbour's mouth. As the wind is at prefent favourable, and has an appearance of being fomewbat fettled, we ate in expeftation of their having a favourable paffage. The following seffels. which were a part of the fleet when it firft failed, did not put back to Cove, viz. the George, of Liverpool, Capt. PURVIS ; Brothers, ditto, Capt. sc are Cin er , ditto, Capt. PAUL; James, of Dubli pt. Domseosom ; Mercury, of Kidwelly, Capt. Matas, 'and4ferie, of Briftol, Capt. Cam. to.—Yellerday Morning his Majefty's floops Rsimossa, Capt. Fire, and HIROO, Capt. Epos cones, failed from our harbour for the Weft Indies, and hit Majefly's (hip Loiß a, Capt. MAlrianD, alto failed for Madeira, having wider convoy 38 fail of the Weft India fleet. Hote, Dsc. 28.—The Sufannah, WARD, arrived here this tide from Riga; flu left the Sound lag Sunday ; the Dido and the Harland failed the pre ceding day. Several veffels bound for Landoll C2llll into the Humber with him. On Saturday lift the Vixen gun-brig, Lieutenant Baowa.aud else GALOO (loop of war, Captain Doge. arrived in Giinsfby Roads.—Yefterday a large 'elk!, with Dinah Co lours, was feen to run upon Stoney Biota, at the en trants of the Humbert the (hip went to pieces foot after finking, but the crew were all laved by a pilot. boat. On Sunday evening the Hoy Young Lau, of Elfingosr, Jona,. Jacoasom meter, from Rigs to Lifbon, with wheat and hemp, went alhore near Flambro' Dikes. Greateft part of the cargo is lan ded, but coofiderably damaged. It is uncertain whether the seffel will be got off. On Saturday mor ning lag at Myth, the Mediator, of that port, was difcovered to be on fire, and notwithftandiog the ex ertions of the populace. (be was confumed to the water's edge. It was fortunately flood tide, which enabled the other 'effete to thin their Rations, or the confequences would have been dreadful. The fire originated in the cabin, and is fuppoled b u ts have I b een oeca fi oned by the careleffnefs of the boys. • GRRINOCR, Dec. 28.—We ate happy to (late that the captuse of the Lord Forbes, mentioned in our (hip news lately, there is good reafon to believe, is wholly unfounded, A letter from a Gentleman be longing to her, dated Sorinam the ad Oftober, which we have feen. lays, that they had not then begun to load, and did not ex i le& to fail before the month of December. If the did not fet out before that period (which is very improbable). it is eafy to Ice that nit account of her capture could be received to early The Doodah, MiGe moo. of Port Glafgow, bound we from Liverpool to Newfoundland, ie put into the ft coati of Ireland , with loft of malt.. Captain Day stoma° is appointed to the Divan ; Capt. Lraso. to the LIAOIDAII 1 Captain Stinson to the Mo and Capt. C*llollll to the, Detest' floop ; Rev. J Darras. Chaplain to the Bans slue ; Rev. C. Klee, Chaplain to the Pauses nr Wass'. The Mania, }Lianas, from Cape Breton, is em• banned at Bilboa. The Rochdale, Dam, from London to Selby, is on Acre near Loweßoffe, but expedited to be got off. The Adive, Moats am, from Plymouth, and Pad- Row, —, from Cardiff to London, are wrecked at Scilly. The Antel pe, Coe a Ale, from Virginia to Dunkirk, h opfct at Calais—Crew fared, and cargo ce p :led to be laved. The Wellburgey, Ruirrea, from London to Bre. men, and the Ambulator, Hoarse, bound to Ton. nirtgen, are pot back to the Humber, being unable to reach their declination. The Catherine of Ringfend, laden with coals from Nelfen, Ilruck on a rock between Ii eland's eye and Howth the aoth init. and immediately went to pieces. All bands &milked. nisnitratrrtow or tarizaroxir. wmai. The gee brig Jackal. kg the raptured then ' h. cm. Wicker s, !$O3, INS be pail at Ns. sk 4ll holed fat three Teri. ----- - - - - - The lloop Driver, for the empire of fitelvels ILaideltilaS 4 pft so, dot ; Carolina Wadable. October 5, dos ; Crum, and Harming, September 4. dot, will be paid as tie web till nary, at Nu. as, Arundel Ames, and replied for throe yam The bleed wool logger Spider, for the captured the WA. Auguft 13, 1795, will be paid at Mars. Noble astray% lb& ten' Hall.court, Cannoottreet, on Monday the 7th of jemmy, and recalled every Monday and Markey far three yea". A Seal payment wilt be made to the A von, for the capture of the (chopper Poutenyeur, May 31,1E03, on the la of jaMantnlit No. al, Norfolh-ftreet, Strand. The Reliance, GORDCII. from BMW, is wracked in Gambia River. It has at length been determined, that the road to Gourock mall go by the more. BLACKMAN, the enterprifing privateer commander. is Rated to have smiled property to the aroma of iso,oooi. On Saturday Edward Eggin g , Inn Ward, aid John Brown, the three other men who were hash on board the Spanifh galleons, were brought so the Public Office, Bowareet, from Totbilfields well, for reexamination, when there being so Plod that they were concerned is the mutiny on !maritime Lady Shore uanfport, bound for Botany Bayi they were difcharged. They agreed to join the New South Wales Corps, to which they originally belong ed; and they expel to recover their pay for theism of their abfence from the regiment. whir:, is upwards of riven years, as it was not by their owes comfor t but occalioned by an "nlawfut force. Colonel Gaoss, of the New South Wales Corps, 'attended, and gave them a two posed note. They promifed to join the corps on Monday. The mutiny above alluded to, our Readers will recollea. Major Semple, and a number of others, were put on board an open boat, and. after moony tering the dangers of the waves for upwards of two hundred leagues, providentially goal& to lead. On Friday, Edwards, the Polies Officer. coaveyed the men who are in cuflody for breaking open, hie robbing her Majeßy's peentifes at Frogmen, fens Windfor to Reading gaol to take their trials at is adding Affixes for Berkfitire. The Glafew Mail was overturned in the how era Wednefday morning at Stanmerre,near Greta Bridge. but neither the palrengers nor hotfes Whined say injury. On Wednefday morning laR, Mr. Nam% Of ik• lifbury, corn-dealer, let of frosts thence en Wellheads for Devizes, but was fame time after found deed ea Salifbory Miss, about half a mile from the Drairre Head, having perifited as is hoofed by the halo. menet of the weather. Cwoni 4r a Veresil-4Nailly the vifitation of Goo. On Saturday morning about nine o'clock, a coach man was called from the Rand, near Behold Goan, to take up a fare. A Serjeent of the Tower Ham lets, apparently very weak, was pat into the eon* and ordered him to drive to Mile-ead tortillas. When the coachman, who is called Log De% emoted the door, be fulr" ir i s g ege n cr wal astir • him-.-.lwit, ems ! the poor $ erieeßtliad ea no more I The body was taken on a hatter to deo London Hofpital, but all eats to rearm fdpitded animation were exhaufled in vain. On Saturday IA a poor woman, oohed Flothari, living in the Broadwall at Lansbeth, diving wawa to go out to fetch Come water, left an infant hid he the room, who in her him" got to the ire, whisk Caught her pinafore, and the was honked mot dread fully before the mother came in, whilfortonately an tinguifhed the fire before it bad got to the vial pmts. On diggiog, on Tborfday. to make a fooadatioa for esumling the depth of arms at Limas, • homes fiteleton was found about eve fest bum the infamy of the earth. and nearly in the centre oath s dote *bids has bees grafi land is he memory of the °Weigher blunt. of that city. Lae week Tome workmen, who were employed to whop the pleafore grounds of a Condones is the mime fuburbs of the Metropolis. diferwered sus her metals quantity of Roman coins, of &threat swab the hnpreffions are in good refervatiens.ano coal& of * great number of Roman Rmperen,Confels,thm They are fuppofed to have been buried: she earth upwards of 1700 years. A leopard, of uncommon he, lately Mode he ap pearance at Mantra, in Ceylon. In d @ of a large reward being pronsifed for Its • two or three Malays undertook to hunt him I but W. with leveret other paints, bate faith helms to his oracity. Excellent brandy has lately been extrafted froth the dried fruit of the Carobe trees which 4rowi *boa dandy in Spain. on the coall of the Mediterraseam and there ufed for feeding cattle. A quart of Woody is obtained from alb. of MOUT m s.t .lo mesa. outs. RIPOIT for Dictum. The dry holly weather towards the doh of the month has proved highly (atonable to the Wheats in every (titbit% : it has kept the plastr i = to the ground, making them in patrol loth te thermakably well thefelbereid lards are na lithelitiag eider fame feafonable, and genial ime, as art the young Clever, alto, an which top *ramp of dung. and other ma care are given without ippmy to the plant. The Rape fads have been feverely an in she Fin, by the extreme (verity of two nights winds; but the 7 write . were never known to keep snore found than during the prefent winter. Early kee, Winter Tarn, and Scotch Barley, thew proinsfiNgly every where for early, and abundant feed. The Meat Markets continue reafonable for Beef and Mutton. even of the prime kinds. The Cluilirass Show of the Smithfield - C..,b was much inferior this year to the lab, Mr. Wssrcaa bad but one capital fat Ox, and the Duke of BIDIOIO one famous dry Crw :—ard the Prize .Sbrep were not of a quality to bosh The Common Chriflinas Market on the Friday fat lowing exhibited plenty ref good fat Rock of both ' kinds, which averaged for beef about 6s. and muttew nearly ss. per Rom. There is but little doing in Lao hal at this time; but the beans which have lately some ay from tri.errdSi.e and adjacent parts. hays been bought dear. Merles are coofiderably cheapen of the draught kinds, but good hacknies and hunter* never commanded higher prices. Both the /la, sad Wad trades are brifiter than they were tail month, sad rime famp!es, and fleeces h.. mote messy. ~~ -I. Is a et a. is re . 4 he Hof bit o f els d▪ o Pb • Ilia 'e. o f IP* are mek o la iii/ air wo o ! Wh o Moo I the o die oded Ome r iid Asa lo Aka bead- -17 Is' pert& Whom infamy Sikh% !joie- zap: filer ease coal& e wadi let op- awe of oth two ca they. • he to id from n Asa- remota F bine* coons. h tbe s ot= lock it ▪ side: a on die of dem o y to die a is die _•