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, I 1 ~ • ( ..e ~: , -\ . ' • 4 4 • . ' . . A 4 . 1' * • T 4 ' ' L•- . irZ4 " ' . 1 ' • . . . . O r ° . • LA I . ...Lal'lho . ..... ...,.....„,,,,A • i _< - • - , . . I WINDER 4f1451 FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, ISO+ [Plum soGrzsoi MIDDLESEX ELECTION. THE Friends of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, ye- URI N tbg Neighbourhood of OXFORD STREET, will inset every day daring the EleCtion, at the ARGYLE ARMS, A RGYLE•S TREET, OXFORD-5 f REEF, to confider the heft mews of (cawing his f !cobalt LORD VISCOUNT OUNCANNON in the Chain MIDDLESEX ELECTION. 'THE INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS of 1 the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX arc earneftly requeftoi to Intend at Brantford To-niorrovr Morning early, to give their Vote in favour of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, and in fupport al the to - of the County. de? ri n ':.l opens every morning at nine o'clock, and cities at four pr he y. frknds of Sir Francis Burdett meet daily at his bode, No. Piccadilly, where communications refpedking the eledlion arc requeßed to be made. J. GREGORY, Chairman. STATE OF THE TENTH DAY's POLL i Sir Francis Burdett - 2215 Mr. Mainwarits 2309 ROYDELL% SHAIESPEARB LOTTERY. TICKETS for the above Lottery (Price 31. 31.) are oa Sale at Man. HAZARD, NURNE anti Co.'s °Ace, No. 93, hi3dee the Remit Exchange, LAIOliPli RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK. and CO. Re fpedfully acquaint the Public, that the Ticket. and Shares far the New State Lottery, which b to commence drawing on the oath of September next, are now no file in great Variety of Num bers, aS their Offices the corner of Imik-Suildinv, Cornhill, and facing the Gate ut the King'. Mews, Chating•Crob. ARMY-TO BE SOLD. _ . ACORNETCY, in a Regiment if Heavy Dra goons, io England, sod firrt-ral - Enegiwles in Regiments at Home and Abroad, in Regiments of One and Two ilattalsons. Application (free of pottage) to be awls to Mr, Johntion, Cra ota-ftreet„ Errand A SEIVATION AS a CLERK, in a Merchant's or Banker's houfe, wYclung Man of,ltetyettablilty from the Country. Security, and Yefirence to a Gentleman in Town will he given, it required. Pirate's° addend', port-paid. far YZ.to be irk at Na 36, Okelcyfrcet, near the Afyiwn, Weiltnialtararidic. • SINGING. • A YOUNG . OENTLEMAN, of refpeetable con A- medlar, and geed mind drafter. who bap Orrin ear, sod has a (agree Voice for• a Second. is prate Ante & I Oca to obtain a &orlon in a Cathedral, ff trod* cached to the fitaadon.—Letten aeldrefial to H. M. M. to be kW at the Poll-Oita, at Rachel:ter, all nilcd for, CH be duly eo. lnmrkddedr - r - _ ROMAN CEMENT. r rHIS CEMENT, or MORTAR, it parka! y Wsei:Proof, antis hightycdeful for building Docka,Wharfa, Locks. Tanks. Drains, Mill. It &myna. and every (pecks of brilt and Roue-work, Intended to refill or contain water, at. dent fpltitt, bear, aid otter Squids. It will withltand the &dim caf the tidco—it gins uncommon lisangth to• briok-woak, and forms the harden and molt STONE-LIKE BTUCCO known in *do country. Manutadured by Parker and Co. Bank fide, London. TO BE LET, and entered upon at Chrlltmas next, COMBERTON HALL, a molt deferable ReG &nee for a genteel Family, king a good Haire, repkte with orrery coovearenct. a ray healthy firuauon„ and with fourteen inilm of Woreelber, fmenteen of Eirnalogbant, one of Kidderelln- Rer, and three of Dcwdley. The Tenant may have any quantity of Land, not exceeding One Hundred and Mat). Acres. Far partitillati apply to Mr. aim Attorney, Flatten Carden, London i or to Mr. Hanes, Attorney at Law, Kidderminiter. PORT OF T. IVES. By Ordcr of tho Hosomable Comm Cultoms. of His Majcity's On Monday the 6th day of Augaft. a 804, by two o'clock In the iliaternocw, will be capokd to Public Sale, at the Calk= Houk to title Port, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. 701 iIIVATLIAINIOCS, 7376} Gallons Brandy as° Gallons Rum 101 l Gallons Geneva And saag lbefute9alt. ••• it z Gallons of which Balm may be purehafed by Dealers. The above Goods any be viewed three days preceding, and on Ile day of Sate. The Schooner PLY, and Malt, 37 3'46 Tons. I, ptr adrue,afure- fa purfuance of a CommilLon of Appraifewtent and Sale, iffued font the High Court of Adndraity of England, &Weeded to Edward Lyme and Jacob Delacombe, Eftirs WILL BE SOLD, At the Broker's New Salt Room, late the Mayoralty Houk, Woolt!er.Rrcet, Plymouth, On Friday the tech of Anima neat, at t a o'clock io the forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, •is. For Hume Confumptiun: 163 Balmer Tallow as Lahs of Neutra Skins so Ditto I lork Hide, 7a pit :a Sheaf,: WooL For . Exportation: 5 Bales of Oltrtch Feather. Being part of the Cargo of the American Ship Rio:surf:off, Rtes.:Lan S LLL blotter, detained by his Majefty's kip of WIT PICRLC, Lielittrearlt 1011111 RICIAID Larino Cora insioden—.lar viewing the famr, for Catalogues, and [Luther par tkalars, apply to the mid Commillioners: or to THOMAS LOCKYLE, Sworn Broker. Plymouth. July la, t 8.4. NBW STA*I E LOT! FRY, AN. IN the indent and only Lottery to be drawn this Yam., are the sitateß number of CAPI I AI. PRIZES ever known, is proponiuo to the pull quantity of TiC ;KM skutsaa. No. of Prism - 3 of Value of sash. Caopoo s JA*O $ ,012 1 OLKK, 500 !CO Total Wye. art £6C.000 "OW .. 15,000 6,000 4.0c0 cow 'Woo =,►.Cu .oco Tickets C sge,cno Pitt of the Capital• to trrraitted a• ondn : ltrit■lrawn Doke. ti. Day (.1.000 I irft.drawn 'NW S r.n•h Day sc.ttco Fult.eleawn Ticket Day 14ft-draws 'racket Muth Day i.cdo dewing the 24th of Septcatbes rest. saJ the Prizes to t••• Two Months after the braying without doutiction, or on Doomed as deal. .1 tc►eti and Sham are now on (ale, at every Licenk.l Lottery failec, la En land. Scotland. and Ireland. l'rclent _ Tlcka Li? 17 0 liar - . - Quarter - - Co 4 o ightA l i3 o Sistauth _ • 70 - I 3 6 iketuus is the Country will be . furplied with Ticker and Sh;res t c Lima* if prifent, by ftmitra °eke 0 ,. .70e5, gab, Jae'. note% w aaj Lic.sll:4 Lauri Via. 4 3 6,csa MIDDLESEX ELECTION. To the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. ORIITLRIERN, f HAVE again to retutn nu my grateful thanks 4 - for your exertions this day in my behalf, and my Opponent has found It expedient to reprefent firth exertions as unproduCtive of advantage. I hall be pref.:4lly fatisfied with a continuance of than, haring yet to learn that a progreLvtmajority is of no cited to leading to ultimate fitted's. On each day of the prefent week my adverfary has trerted, that many of his Voters arrived too late to poll; but, unfortu nately for him, the Rate of the poll on the enduing morning has invariably demooftrated the futility of his Oration& He was alto pleated to affert, that no Candidate was O'er offered to any County in England, on the fame grounds, and fupported In the fame way as mytelf. That this affertion is utterly unfounded in truth, every man who recollects the political hiftory of this country, will readily allow ; but I think I hall not be fatly contradifted, what I affirm, that after doomormities which were pradifed in the year ifies, it has extraordinary inland of perfevering effrontery, to fee the fame party again attempting, by the fame means and the fame mas to impofe a Member on you by " a colourable majority." Gentlemen, I concur in opinion with my opponent, that the honour and independence of the County are embarked in this too ted., and I :suit you will think they molly beprtferved by main- JPaining your deetive rjghts in defiance of fraud, perjury, and cor ruption. 1 Rill faith your ftrenuous exertions, and remain, Gentlemen, Your faithful humble Servant. Weymouth-erect, Augult a, 1804. G. B. MAINWAIt.INO. STATR or Tilt POLL. Mr. MAINWARING - aro Sir FRANCIS BORDILTT Rila Majority for Mr. Manwaring 8y MIDDLESEX ELECTION. COACHES will be provided at the following owes TO.ITIOtTOW Morning, at (even o'clock precifely, and every Meriting during the Eleetion, at the fame hour, for the porpofe of conveying the FREEHOLDER'S in the intercft of GEORGE BOULTON MALNWAIKING, Efi. to and front Branford, viz . The Pantheon, Oxford-road. Parliament-ftreet. oppaiteSt. Jame... Church, Piccadilly Ograts Furaivara Inn, Holborn. Oarltenwell Green. Iftington Greco. Oppoite Whitt:chapel Church. =lltlShort:ditch Church. Houle, Wellciole-fguare. ffhatlyvelt, oppofite the Church. 1 ORDERLY ROOM, JULY E., 'Sac AT a MEETING this day of the COMMITTEE A. of the MANCHESTER INDEPENDENT RIFLE RE GIMENT, MAJOR WOOD, in the Chair, . • The following Refolurions were paired unaniniouily, That u 'Ater be ads:relied to Lieut. I...soluniti HANSON, ex preffing the high lack the Ocatienwn of the Manchefter Role Re giment have of his etertiona in fupport of It: honour and inde pendence, tefilf)ing Hair molt ungnaLiSed approbation of bio con dud, and alluring hint, they confider it the !albeit honour to lave under his command. That Lictuenant-Colond Hansen be preferred with a Sword and a Brace of Piaui% of the raloe of Two Hundred Gaineaa, front the Regiment. S. WOOD, Chairman. . _ That Major basing kit tbe Chair, It was taken by Mr. D. Hardy, when the Thanks of the Meeting were totod to hint, for his Impartial condo& MALTA. This day was publilbed, Elegantly printed in Three Vols. Quarto, Price 41.45. in Boards, ANCIENT and MODERN MALTA ; contain ing a Defeription of the Cities and Ports of that mend ; Its Climate, Sull, and natural ProduCtions; an Account of the tiff resent Governments to which it has been fubjedled ; the Monu ment, of Antiquity it contains; Its Trade and Finances • as alto The HISTORY of the KNIGHTS of St. JOHN of JERUSA LEM, from their firft eltabliihment io Maht to the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century ; with a particular Account af the Events which preceded and attended the capture of the Bland by the French, and its rededilon by the Englifh. By LOUIS DE BOISGELIN, Knight of Malta. Illunrated with a Bird's eye View and Chart of Malta, Cloaa, and the adjacent Mandl. Forty-elght inches by Twenty-four: pointing out the Military Pint% Villages, Rivers. Aqueducts, Ike. Re. on Mae Blends and the acceikide and inaccerldne parts of the Coatis; together with the Soundings round the whole • with the An chorage and Depth of Water In the feveral Harbours; and Twen ty-one Plates, confining, principtily, of Views of the Harbotrr, Port, and Fortifications of the City of La Vailettc—the City of Melina ' in Portraits, Antiques, ike. &e. - Printed for G. and J. Rob.nfon, Paternolter-row. KOTZEBUE IN PARIS. This day wds publithed, In three handlinne Vuiumes, Odtsvo, price IA 6d. in Boards, travrated frutu the Ocrman, TRAVELS from BERLIN fo kARIS, in the •n• spring of the prefent Year (1834). with Sketches of thee:- Ming State of Society, Manners, and Public Opinion, and with original Anecdotes of eminent Litaractims in the French Memo- Pigis• Ey AL'GUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE, Author ut the Stranger, Lover's Vows, Pizarro, &c. &c. warn Net has been ably pourtrayed by Hoicroft, Carr, and other. ; tut it wal be univerfally felt, that the Portrait of fa great and ditlinguithed a Mager at Kotzebue it equally entitled to At tention. Its Falkinations in Germany haws been fo great, that two very large Editions were fold in a fortnight. The Wark has, moreover, the particular claim to Kmiec in England, that it has been written within the Indent Year, and at a Time when Englilh men have been prevented, by Pelitlad Chzumilances, from under taking a Lmilat Performance. Prin w ted [or Rlc lIA ao Patton, No. 7:, St:Paurs abarclryanL . . . Of vriv,rn may be had, the Nit•sartsa of Ko 's Ell LI into Siberia, in three Volumes, rim ass. In boards. AFFAIRS OF IRELAND. • REF3RT OF THE SoEitiroit. OF EXCISE, OM THE PRO CEEDINGS TOR aICoN tEY OF THE BALANCES DUI BY THE DISMISSED AND DECLASED COLLECIOIS IN IRE LAND. lionouitAilLe Sus, _ . In obedience to your Honour's order, I lay Infore you the tnllowing account of the proacJings againtt dil/affect and deceafed Collators in the inland II:- pant:neat of the Revenue. STRABANE. 1111 JOHN STIEWAILT M• PI ILTON, OW. COLLICTOIL. In this cafe CHARLES AI'CLaaAeNNAa was furety for the Collator, and it appeared that he folely ailed in the bulinefsof the collation, and the balance due in Lis hands,and on his death came into the hands of CIPAILLS NI'CLENACMAN, Lis fon, his heir and executor, and proceedings by fiirtfacias were had on the bond by the Collator, and the Paid C WCLENACHAII, the fon, to which every oppofition was given. In the year 1794, the Attorney-General replied to the plea of the Laid C M'Ccssia came, and he applied to the court for tune to rejoin, which the court granted t ho:, indead of rejuinirg, he filed a demurrer to the replication, and in Hi- lary 1795, the court let arid: the demurrer, and gave him liberty to file a telOindel, which has been tiled, but it is not ilTuable, and it is now before the Attori.ey- General for his diratious in what manner to proceed on it. his bond to pity it t accordingly therm of affst. bads been fine. paid into the Treafury on Racine, which reduced the balance to the prefent ruin, and a Iwo :bent is promifed to be &only at dc. TRIM. .'" • • EDWARD YUKON, COLL/CTOIL, In this cafe, the fureties for the Collator died, and the late Earl of Wandesford was the only furety, wisofe elate, after his death, was fubjed to his debts. , and afiirefacia.- againd the heir and tenements of the Paid Earl of Wandesford ilfued, Ira which the Coon tefs of Ormonde pleaded, that the . Earl of Wanda ford we; not feized of the lands which the Sherif had returned as having been his eltate. This rendered it necetary to difcoyer the circoni• (lances of the cave, and from fearches made, an 4. from the will of the Earl of Wandesford, it appeared that there were incombrances on the .Rate, which at common law (the legal c(late in the lands not being the Earl of Wandesford's) might be a bar, and it having appeared by his will, th at b e dryad his elates to truitees, in trod, among other things, to pay his debts, and a Rate of the circumflances havin g been laid before the Attorney-general for his advice, whether by a proceeding in equ:ry, the .Rate might not be fold according to the will, he approved of this fame. and an information in equity to be decreed to a rale was filed, and procefs ferved t (portly after which the Earl of Ormonde died, and the eircum (lances of the cafe having been thereby altered, a new information was filed, but the Honourable' Jour BUTLIIR WANDESFOLD, the fecond fon, to whom the caste of the Earl of Wandesford was limited, after die deceafe of the Counters of Ormonde, immediately afterwards died, and another infwmation, according to the eireumltances, has been likely filed. STRABANE!' JOHN TY LLLLL cot. f 'croft. Is this cafe the Colledur died without leaving ani property, and proceedings by Aire feria, were bad 'villa the heir and tertenants of Dues Treats, his brother, who was one of his fureties, and who had died, and the Sheriff returned thereon that he was, feized of certain lands in the county of Wedmeath ; after the ofual proceedings the lands were feized; bat it afterwards appeared that the lands Imre mortgaged and fold under a decree, and that the • Crown could not purfue them. The late Lord net. 'anus was furety for the Collator, and thereupon proceedings againft his heir aad tertenants were had by Aire facia:, to which the prefent Earl of &fra mes filed a plea a non-feizen, as in the former cafe of the Earl of WAIIDESSORD, to which, from infix.- raation Lady received, this cafe is fomewbat 60oilar ; and it feems as if an information in equity for • Pale would be proper, and a date of the circumaauces hao been prepared fur the advice of the.atmentlll.ot neral, and fuel proceedings as he than 'advifit will be putfued. DUBLIN CITY EXCISE. JOHN ENOS, COLLECTOR. In this cafe the fecority givenlttas for 80001. the) ColleEtot's brother, now Lord Noel - smear:, was surety, and proceedings on the bond were had 'pica him : after which he propofed to th e Commi&rers of the revenue, to pay the mum for which he was bound by infLtlments, which he accordingly paid, to the amount of &tool. The aid Joust Keox, the Collator, was the =lf objet for the remainder of the balance, and promo& togs were had againit him, and asool. was recovered and paid. It appeared that the property of the Col lefty was embarraffed with prior insumbrances, and with a fettlernent by which he was tenant for life. and that it would be extremely difficult to recover any thing out of it; butes the proceedingswere impending, the laid Knox laid before the then law officers for the Crown, a Rate of his circumilances, with a Mo poial to fecurc a certain fum by way of compornion for the whole. The law officers raw, that though they were to pro ceed to the utmolt, they could not recover fo much as he offered to fecuve t yet they thought it inexpe- dient in the lifetime of a Collector (lea it might ha an encouragement to others to run in arrear) to agree to filch a c .mpofition : attempts were made to arrelk the faidl Knox, which he evade(' and abr.:coded, and afterwards died, fo that the remainder of the debt he owed cannot be recovered. MALLOW. IDWARD urns. COLLECTOR. In this cafe the arrear accrued by the Collator% clerk having embezzled the money, and the Col• le&nr brought an lawn for the recovery of ir. in order to enaSle him to pay it ; this Lion was tried. at a former Cork affizer, and a verdift obtained for the Plaintiff; and it was expeeted that the Code6odt world thereby have me tits to pay, but aft facies at the Cult of the Crown is now making out on the bond. KtI.ICENNY. 30 CPU NALTT,atwa cnitlcrot. In this Zak the elate of the GoutdorWas kised into the hands of the Crown, and by paymems made into the tseafury, the balance was reduced to the fum of 5201. 7s. 4.1. returned by the Accountant- General to be the balance due, but this return was made from the accounts as they liood at Lady day, :794; atter which time the God poi. 7s. 60. W Nisi into the trcafury ; but I fee this is oat is the lilt :aid) rc:ctred to me. KILKENNY SIMON Nl5O, c.t.Lt SC WM In this cafe, the faid Kt .G %AA ArpOtWed CollteOr, but he was only nominated by D&►tst °stoma e, who was to at as it were undo - him, :sod to be the edicient perfon, and the laid Ossomris having been the pylon who received the money, the balance was . CAVAN. due by Lim. WILLIAM FARIS, COLLICTOft. OSlowil was furety for KING, and proceedmg: I In this cafe a jeirepra• iliucl , and judgment was were bad agaiiiii (him) and the lands of CrfAtigb and brained on it ; tome prynties in the dittrie, which Killen Oliver. in the county of Kilkenny, am.: i wanting for the the revenue. were prop.. the kin g's hAltds l "'eh" OleoA".s wi t h- fed to be fold by the Cviltelor in Lquilitinn of the drew trout the kingdom. and Wows.* ()mutat his fon, became polfelfeJ of hi s property. I balance, ancl proceeding %ay e Itopp cs r, but they m a y " 793, Se t.s . seu up at any time. tat rod OSNORN the fon, having laid the circiini. ATvr.oNr. dances of his affairs before the Commilamers t.t J. , 101 DAL TON, I.• , LLFrrnit. the Revenue, an d propofed to pay the balance, 'sting In ihis cafe th: frt.. j - tho Dalton di-J, and afire then 1.0621. t7s. 6J. by intialments, Esol. in of C J, 111JCJ A,uo!t his hcr and tertcn silts; and alter month, tool. on tit ut May, $794. and trim thence —,,,h j•itztr..nt WAN htJ against the lauds 15;1. yearly, until the debt i 11641 colls a th.iolJ be eht. I , It.sis, in glue countyof liild.tre.and AD meat chargedCoduaiiEdzacts agree' thereto , and c.ck .4. cot. t 4, hue idocci to; icAccals Uses L.LaJih. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. A COMMITTEE of the FRIENDS of Mr. bgAINWARING will fit ever? day at the following Places, ' where any information relative to bad you= which have been, or are propofed to be polled for Sir FRANCIS Buaner r ; and alfo any account of fuck Freeholders as have not yet polled, will be mod thankfully received: At No. 7, Cartrareet, Lineottes-Ino-fielda. At Mr. Wiliodis, No. tp,oolden-(quart, career of Brrirer.ftreet. At N 0.36, Wcliclote-iquare. At FurnivaFt-inn Coffee-hook Holborn. TRUTH is not Calnmny.—Sir Fr a nci s B oi d ett his beeo called upon to fay, wiiether or not the property of the noted O'Connor was u•r.sferred b trait to him before the me morable trials at Maidftooe, in which one ham friend of O'Con nor fuffered. He bas not noticed this trifling charge—perhaps as • matter of indifference; that Is to fay, not thinking a firlendlbip with O'Connor any blot in the charkdter of a Candidate for Mid digital. The Middlefea Beams, it is hoped, will fed the compli ment. Vic will try him him with the more noted Defpard. Sir Francis is hereby publicly called upon to deny, that be was walk ing arm-in-arm with that unfortunate rebel, not onlyin the lounge of St. James's (teem bat in the very avenues of the fiat of Legifia- D0n...4n the Lobby of the Houle of COlllll2OOl, and that on the very day preceding Dcfpard's spy:, benhoo I—More quellions will be put to Sir Francis ; and halt :dr.& as the Baronet may think due to the loyalty of the Eledlors of Middlefer, it is to be hoped they bare nods:standing enough to put a true conftrudlion on his Mame. THE COMMITTEE for man ag in g M r . MAIN. WARING% ELECTION, finding that a Band-bill has been publifhed, containing the names of certain parcels, as having voted fur Sir FRANCIS Bo ROST r, who were not found to rade as de fcribcd on the Poll, think it need:Cary, from a regard to truth, to contradlet fo much of that publication as Rates that Mr. Was. Ross, No 17, Great Nlarlboroogh-strut, does not rclide there. If the name of any other Gentleman has been improperly intro duced into that Paper, he will confer a great obligation on Mr. hiaanwaring's Committee by intimating the fame to them. This day was publifhed In Royal Evo. price 181. Half bound and lettered, THE NAVAL CHRONICLE, for tBo4, from Ja nuary to July, containing a General and Biographical Hif. ory of the BriiiLb Navy, under the guidance of feveral Literary and Profettonal Mcat ercilkilifhed with Portraits and Marine View., by the firft Artifts. Complete lets of the Naval ChronN etc, from its commatcement in tysio,may be had of the Pubtither, I. Goias, 103, Shne-Lne• of Mr. Symonds, Paternolter•row, and of the principal &Welke'. Of whom may be had, lately pub the Spirit of Marine Law, price rat. 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Cada. 1e st.at to, or gran bd. each ia Octiw FICTUALLING-OfFICE, 76 , 614, Etas. THE COMMISSIONIERS for PIf,TVALL/tIG . . XIS MAJESTY. KIFT:if• burl, 3 , rive Natio, That on Toefday, the yth of Ausult neat," y will be ready to. receive Tenders in svritint, (Crated up) and treat fur the fupply of what YF.GIiTABLES &all, be demanded for the ufe of jelly's Ships and Veffel. at YARMOUTH, in NORPOLK, for twelve months certain, from the a sth of that month. To be paid for by Bins payable with hitt:eft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be been at the Secretary's Ofeee, at this Oillec ; or by applying to the Collodtor of the Cut. toms at Yarmouth. No triter" Trill k had p a 7 trek, in ortiel the ma , diall int k Wert& is worth re length, ft A.# toot Areletroeral to for Berri before ore c'eloti or the fail 71.0,g tit: 7th of At& eters, nor or* the Pryor she mak: the trader, or forte peeler no his kikolf, attar!, anflper sober tolled for.