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• ••• k , • I ; ..".„ V l\ . 4 old „ • ; :4 • I • , •• - • . , jc,_ • *. op:l ow • . • • *(. v '.1 , j5 ,-% • • -- . , • 4 •• ' 1%0 I .f • N ) • / • oplusto3m ! o ;.‘ , 5 I ; r . . • jar • " . •-•2 141 . • . . • ! tram _wore 241. _AM Lao ern,. 110. ' • • SP • . wP* *(l v •I'At ' 4 4.- • .„. - .7•.„,........i. - gy , " .•,;% t ;4 • % ., ,•• 144. 1, ii...... 1 ., , % 0• . - . . C • flEe !1891. TSDAY, NOV] 1.0, :. , • - G . c;tititims mono Priends," Aisle. Tr— '!.;] SECOND Entrimra published : nvo. price Bs. 6d. • 1~3(011iS of COUNT DE LAS CASAS, the c om panion of Napoleon. Communicated by himodf,-... • hia Scre Cormipondence with Lucien Bonaparte, MSir - Hudson Lowe; including the Narrative of the I nir f Sarlecn to St. IL.4eza, his avoidance, manner of a atl treatment on that Island ; to which is added, a Let... font Las Casa% to Lord Hathurit, written.frotaTrank ;;, Printed for Henry Colbutil, Conduit-street. CURTIS ON DEAFNESS, AND THE UAL This day wu published, POOCSso dd. the Swea t t FAidee, A N INTRODUCTORY LECTURE, as deliyertglo 1816, at the Ileyal DiepUteery for Illbeases of the gar, 'to a Coung.of Lectern on the Anatomy!, Physiology, and Yaks lint of tun Organ. By T. IL CURTIS, Esq. Aurist to his Royal Dighton* the Prhon Regent, and Surgeon to the Roygl Dispensary, &r. &c. Printed for the Author, NO. 2, Soho-qv-are ; and sold by Inman, New lined-street; and ail Of whom may be had, by the satee Author, for the use of • Deaf Ferrous, . A Trestles on the Physiology and Diseases of the Ear, mated by Cases, price 7s. boards. • ibitD itrAitors 14.4 , rs: -- . . Ep. lONs IN }BENCH AND ENGLISH. • Just published, price ICU. titl. OVATE ANECDOTES of the COURT and r r.i3IILY of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. 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GENERAL SYSTEM of NATURE through the three grand kingdoms of .%nimals, Vegetables, and M k:old:tr.' from (imelin's and Wildenow's las( FAitione • t i e ckbrated Systems Natnrc, by Sir CHAILLIA 1.113Ny. and Enlarged by the Improvements and Discoveries of Naturalists and Societies. ily WILLIAM Tuivrow, M.D. Fellow of the lannzan Society, &c. &c. Ike/peak:icy of a translation of the Aystema Naturz has long e lenviedged, and the want of it often lamented : the prin. • 'sire of Cie present Editor has been to deliver i: in an Intel .„:arrect, and useful form. l'he Linn:can Terms are rem .ein nearly as pensible to the idiom of the tinglish language, 2,:earral explanatory Dictionary of curb as are peculiarly riitssl to the Science, Oiled to the lan v i sion 's ., w hi c h se.;:des a biographical Account gad Portr4t of the Author. ivsA is also accompataed by such copperplates, as are nem l oroductoty to the several departments of birds, fishea, is.tsny, &c. &c. lam: Printed for Lantiugtoa, Hughes, Harding, Mayor, bas, Finsbury-square. hiciveraher will be published, with the Alma rgo, embellished with an elegant Frontispiece, pike as. in ILES TELESCOPE for 1819, or a Complex Stn./F. to the Al. MAN ACK ; containing as 'Esplana elf Saila Days and I lolidays ; with illustrations of British lisyrad Antiquities; Notices of übtoktc Roes and Cits a; Sutches of Comparative Chronology; Asti's:mom:kcal Oc t am of every nenth. comprising Remarks on •the Pheno ai or Celestial Bodies i and the Naturalist's 'MATT, el le; We various appearances in the Animal and Vegetable be s, with a .11escription of Fruit Trees. To which is pro: iss Introduction, containing a Compendium of Chemistry. , tot's Tele:rape is compiled with skill and judgment, and a much desirable nii.c, llaneous ill:formation; pal ticulariy impart of Natural Minty. We recommend this work ode ittennon of our juvenile readers, who will find it an seek aid instructlye cumpaninn."—Monthly Review for krhtt,lll6. See also M. R. fur August. 1817. ' The bee preceding Volumes of rime's Trlescope," for a t 'y e a l tat 4,1815, 1015, 3617, and Aitittonay he had, wet limbic. Piste , ' for Sherwood, Neely, atd Jones, Faterhos sr•tos; sal sold by all Booksellers. 0: Thriday, the 12th of November, will be published, by permiAon, to his racellency the Lord lAeute or, handsomely printed in two Vols. 4to. and illustrated by oultruas Views of the principal DuikHugs, ancient and mo ids, Maps of the City, occ. THE HISTORY of the CITY of DUBLIN, from 1 neenliest accounts to the present time; contaitilns its An- Atsiguities, Rcclesiastifill History, and Charters ; its pe r rlttlit. Public Buildings, Schools , Institutions, &c. To lath added, llographical otices of eminent Men, and un pin Ar?mdiees of its Population, Revenue, Commerce, and — By the late JOIIN WARBURTON, Esq. Davy Keeper of the Records in Birmingham Tower, The late Rev. 3.111 ES WIITRLAW, And the Row. R. WALSH, M. ft 1. A. Parted for T. Cadet! and W. Dario, Strand, London; J. Cdasatg, at Dublin; and W. Blackwood. at Edinburgh. DON QUIXOTE, UIOHLY ILLUSTRATED PROM PICTURES BY MR. 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And an Engl6.6 TranslAtion of the sane, by S:nollett , ele. gantly printed, in 4 vols. 18s. The Copy-tight of a large Pardon of the'Plays cont...in• d in the following Selections, being theiole property of the Publishers, cannot be given in any other Collection of Plays. Published by LONGMAN, HURST, Rant, ORME, and Beim*, Paternoster-row, London, rptin nransn THEATRE ; or, a Collection of 11 Plays, which are acted at theTheatres royal, Dnsry Lane, covent Garden, and Haymarket. Printed under the Authority, and by Permission, of the Managers, front the Prompt Books. With Biographical and Critical Remarks. By Mrs.. INCH- With elegant Engravings. In twenty-five Vols. royal 181110. price £6 16s. 6a. in boards; or, on fine paper, with Poee traits and Proof Impressions of the Plates, price £l7 in boards. The following are the Plays contained in this Work, which may be purchased separately, price Is. each : • 1. Mountaineers 65. Point of Honour 2. Speed the Plough 66. Barbaro/ea 3. Wheel of Fortune 67. Merchant of Venice 4. Leer's Vows 68. Wives as they Were .5. Inkle and Vatic* 09. King Leer • 6. Isabella • ID. Constant C_ouple 7. Wild Oats 71. School of R eform 8. Douglas 79. To Marry or not to Marry 9. Stranger 73. King Henry 1 4'111. 10, Country Girl 75.. King Henry V. 11. Urantatist 75. flood Natured Man 12. Hamlet 76. Antony and Cleopatra 13. Grecian Daughter 77. Rerrelthig Officer 14. Busy Body 78. Cinuatess of Salisbury 15. John Bull 78. Winter's Tale 16.. Tancred and Slzisttiunda 80, De . 3lontfort 17. AU in the Wrong SE Count of Narbonne 18. Macbeth Castle of Andalsida 19. Bold Strohe for a Wife 112. Suspicious Husband 18.4 nm Gelb/roams 66. 4•Bels1 Smaise fee a Lim it Snell Things are band 2!. Drooneko I& Love in a Village 14. Road to Ruin IS. Jane Shore 96. Clandestine Marriage $7. Edward the Black Fiince 28. M:trry Wives of Windsor 49. Rule a Wit and have a Wife SO. IMOurning Bride SI. Cure for the Heart Ache 32. MI for Love 33. 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The following are contained in this Work Pfild of Nature l'he Minor The Quaker Wedding Day Mayor of Garratt The Guardian .Sfidnight Hour The Liar The Deuce is in him Raising the Wind Flora Edgar and Emme- Matrimony The Birth Day line litisenberg Jew and the Dhctor Richard Caur de Blind Boy Irishman in London Lion Who's the Dupe Prisoner at Large Maid of the Oaks Letee-a-la-llfede • The Poor Soldier Toni Thumb Hartford Bridge The Farther Doctor and the Nedvy Abbey The Highland Reel Apothecary Turnpike time Tw e e. Striiigi•to your The First Floor Lock and Key Bow The Adopted Child &lister Mee The Deserter The Farm House The Applenace An the World% a I.Mlolska The exitip &age Ways and Meant I The Sultan Lying Valet School for Authors Roaina Tee Citizen Midas High Life Below Three Weeks after The Waterman Stairs atrial* The• Author Dan Tan ditheriete and Pe- The old Maid The. Mock Dotter multi° Mailer of The Devil to Pay Padlock Comm, The Irish \Vidor , ' Mbt In her Teens 3. THU 31(11311RN TILEATREI Or, A COnettill• of Pao cessful Modern t lays, acted at the Theatres Royal. Printed from the llompt Hooks. Selected by'Mri. toed:Add. In Tea Vuls. BroM/18010. to cotweiptised with the- above. Prise 10s. or t l ng rarer, 4CB 131. beald4. 83.:k New Way to pay Old Debts 86. Way to get Married 87. Fatal Curiosity 88. Earl of Warwick 99. Fontatableau 90. The llwey Moon 91. The Wonder 92. Lionel and Clarissa 93. rdi I or Essex 94. King Henry IV. Part I. 93. The Brothers 96. She Would and She Would Not 97. The Inconstant 98. The Rivals 99, Measure for Measure 106, Know your own Mind 101. King Riehar.l 102. Kb , Henry IV. Part H. 103. The Gamester 104. The Msn of the World 105. Maid of the Sllll 106. The Duenna 107. The Provoked Husband 108. The Chances 109. The Distressed Mother 110. The Beggar's Opera 111. Mabomet 112. The Foundling 113. As you Like it 114. Twelfth Night 115. Much Ado about Nothing 116. Cyrnbeline 117. Venice Preserved 118. Comedy of Errors 119. Tamerlane 120. Surrender of Calais 121. Battle of Oesliaut 122. Iron Cht4t. 123. Heir at Law 124. Othello 125. Heiress. MONMOUTHSHIRE. FREEHOLD MA NSLONS and LANDS, TO BE SOLD OR LET BY PRIVATF. CONTRACT, ASINGULARLY beautiful ESTATE, consisting of a new and substantial modern built blesseage, Mansion-house, and very convenient Offices, walled Garden, Coach-house, Stable, Granary, Barn, and other Farm Buildings, in complete repair; and Fifty Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pas ture, and Wood Land, in a ring fence, and In a good state of cultivation. The House is situated on an eminence within half a Mile of the town of Usk, commanding beautiful and picturesque views of the Yale and River Usk, and the distant Hills. Pos session may be had immediately, and the Furniture of the house taken at a valutiou, if required. A very desirable RESILIENCE, situate in the town of Usk, 6t for the immediate reception of a fatutl/ of respectability, with a Stable and Cyder-mill, and eseellent Gardens, Orchards, and Piece of Pasture Land Immediately adjoining, containing alto wether Bs Acres, and bounded by the River Usk.—A Coach to and from Bristol to Abergavenny, passes both premises daily. Fur further Particular* apply to Mr; Alex. Jones, Solicitor, Usk, Monmouthshire (if by letter, postage paid.) [SII LINENS. J. MILLARD, Importer of French Camlnicv, &c. • respectfully informs the Nobility and Families, his Irish Linens of the improved Bleach (by which a beautiful appvariece is retained without impaiting their durability), may be obtained, in their various qualities and widths, at his East India and VI, Indy Linen Warehouse, &c, Nu. Id, Cheapside, by the fleet., at the accustomed Piece price, each of which is warranted ; toge ther with the fine Sheeting; and I illow !Miens, which merit equal preference.—French Cambric; of the fins Valsuciatars fabtic, by the Piste, &c.. FOR WORMS, FITS, PAINS IN TILE STU:MAC/I, &c. NIVOII MS, whet) generated in the human body, are V the cause of Many Internal afllictions,which vary su much in their effects, that they may b .mistaken by the most eminent physician, and prove equally fatal to the constitutions of men, women ' and children; though the rstore extensively suffix from their destructive ravage^. Pneir mar.: usual symptoms are. Fits; l'ain.s in the Stomach. gar, •.1 L sof Jppetite, and, pale,langiiid,awl emu:Udell appess,rartee in !he P..ient. The extra. ordinary efficacy of the celebrated CHINo 's \TRxT WORM' LOZENV ES in all such complaints, as well &t in obstructions in the bowels, and every disorder where ope ling or cleansing physic Is required, is so universally known, a-id ha. been pohiiely acknowledged by so many persons of vll &unction -ad rst..tk in society, that it is unnecessary here to enlarge on then. ; virtues. It is sufficient to say, that no oll)er medicine, for toe Fume disorders, maintains any kind of competition with l'hing's Patent Worm Lozenges; and considering the great prevalcoer of Worms, particularly in children, that no mother, or superb). tent o f young family should ever be without them, to have recourse to whenever occasion requires their use. They are sold, with eaplicit directions, in hoses, at 2s. 9d. Ss. 6d. and 225. each; and (for convenience of the poor) in papers at thirteen, pence halfpenny; by Batter and lions, Chemists, No. 4, Cheap side, corner °fit. Paul's, London; awl No. 34, Sackville.street, Dublin ;and by all respectable Venders of Patent Medicines in every Town in the United Kingdom. CORDIAL BALM of GILF,A D.—This t enovatiog Diedici.s., affords wonderful railer in inward decays, debi lity, lowness of spirits, relaxation in either sex, whether htre ditary or owing to youthful impnulencies. In weaknesses, cobra &natio, or nervous consumptions, its merit stands unrivalled, in vigoratiog the decayed juices, and throwing a genial warmth upon the d .bilitated and relaxed parts that stand in need of assistance. Sold by Leigh, Strand; Bacon, ISO, Oxford-street; Sutton and Co. Bow Chusch-yard; Butler, Cheapside ; Tutt, Exchange; and Ward, flolboro ; price I Is, each, or four in one Family battle for 535. by which one I Is. bottle is s..ved, with the words " Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stomp. Of whom may also be had, the celebrated ANT I-I MPETI GENES, or SOLOMON'. DIiOPS cwithout mercury, or any deleterious preparation), which stand in the highest estimation for the cure of the scurvy, scrofula, ):prosy, and ail di ander. I originating in an impure St./II:of the blond ; being gradual, pink, and almost impereeptible, in-their operation—Ahe best substitute thas hos ever been discovered for that dangerous minvral..Ve - - cury, sweetening the blood, and stimulating it to expel all anal out And impure juices, giving strength and tone to the nerves, enlivening and invigorating both body and mind. l'rice l is. per bottle, or four in one family bottle for 350 on which one small bottle is saved. The words "Sums. Solomon, Liverpool," are engraved on the stain? et each bottle, without which none are genuine. Also, price 51„ that scarce, interesting, and useful Family Work (veldt whichis glom an elegant Portrait of the Author, and a View of Gilead-llouse), entitled, A GUIDE to 111?..ILT11; or, Advice to both Sexes, in a Variety of Complaints.—Br S SOLOMON, llLDe—Containing a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints; alto General Remarks on those Dist-Axe with which the Human Body Is most frequently afflicted; explaining the symptoms. mode of treatment, &c. Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted la letter, the usual com pliment of tune pound note to be inclosed, addressed, “ Money latter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-Inause, near LoNerpouL Vaki `double pestle." _ spectacle liarly brilli.u.t through this additional aluminitior, and being from it enabled to sec, we cannot hesitate to say, that the city may venture to s ie with the v.-est end of the tovir. in the quantity and quality of female beauty.—About six o'clock the Lord Mayor, fol lowed by a long procission, entered the Hall from the Council Vhamber. AMong those by whom his Lordship was accompanied we noticed— Lords Liverpool, Bathurst, and Sidmouth ; the American, Hessian, and liadgn Antbasiadors; the chancellor of the lit chequer;. Chief Justice Abbott; the Vice-Chancellor; Chief Justice Dallas; Judges Park, llolroyd and Burroottlis; Messrs. Long and Courtenay. In addition to these pursulages we re cognised in the room Sir John Sylvester, S.aj,mits Vaughan and Firth, and the- ('ommoan Surje}nt . ; with all the Aldermen, including Messrs. Waithman and Wood. After dinner, the usual tox_es, held to be expres sive of loyalty, were drank with the usual demon strations of respect and regard. Upon proposing the health of the European Am bassadors, the Ambassador of Baden returned thanks in a neat speech, delivered in the Engli,lt language. This toast was followed by a toast proposed by the Loan MAvoit, after an impressive address, his Lord. ship said, that on proposing the health of the Ho- • presentative of the nation which spoke the same lan guage as England, and which acknowledged this country as its parent State, he could not doubt of meeting the most gracious reception. For however America weight have been separated from•Eaghtod, still Englishmen must feel towards the Americans a great degree of affinity, and that this feeling might serve to produce between both the most cordial har- Morsy, must be thewish of all good men connected with either nation; thcretbre he concluded that a!l those who heard him would cordiallyah ink the toast . he was about to propose, namely, a The Arnerican . Aer.ba,sa tor, . and permanent peace between this country and America." This toast was drank with the warm anti universal manifestations Of cordiality. _ _ When Mr. Rustt, the American A oshasslOur, rose to return thanks, he was salated with tiechuriations of applause. This Gentleman, after expressing his. sense of the honour conferred upon his nation, and upon himself, by the manner in which the toast had been received, observed, that it was the interest of America to maintain peace and hatmony with Eng land ; but still more•reciprocating the' sentiment which the Meeting had heard float the Lord Mayor, it was the feeling of America to pursue that course. That the same feeling prevailed in this country he had hoped and trusted, and that the amicable con nection between two countries so utarly allied would be cordial and long-lived was, he assured the Metthig, his most anxious wishapp/totse,) The l i onn MAyon, in proposing the health of his Majesty's Ministers, observed, that the City was en this occasion honoured by the presence of four of those Minizters. • What service those Ministers had already rendered to the country, was sufficiently known to every one who heard him ; and what sir vice they had the disposition and capacity of still farther rendering, could not be doubted ; therefore he calculated upon the unanimous and cordial recep tion of the ttmt which he submitted. After the toast was drank with three times three, Lord lavr.neom. rose to return thanks on the part of himself and his colleagues. In an Administration of no short duration, --ud marked with events et the utmost importance to this country, as well as to Lu , rope generally, it was, he said, the object, as it was the duty of hi; Majesty's Ministers, to consult the best interests of their country, and particularly those of that great City, which was Au! capital of the Bri tish Empire—(applauses.) his colleagues partook with him of the-pleasure which the approbation of this. great City was c:tic:ll:ned to prodace, and he trusted they would contitme to deserve that approbation. The healths of the la:e Lcrd Mayor and the Lady Mayoress followed, and were appropriately received, • 11W LORD MAYOR, after panegyrizing the admi. nistration of justice in this country, proposed the health of the Judges, which was dr...nk three times titre?, and Chief Justice AZ.BOTT observed, that on his parr, and that of his brother Judges, he re:urned that:kJ fur the lion4ur coeferred upon them. Here their Lorddlips retired. After a very con , :ivi.ll evening, %Veit was enli vened by sonic songs, from Messrs. Dignum, Leete, &c. the meeting broke np abcut eleven o'clock to proceed to the Bail at the Mansion-house, which was attended by a lively and splendid company. LADY 3lavoit.-..ss wore a wlC,te satin p,r!icoat, richly Liebrni dered at the bottom with silver !Arta, &spent.; of utile so eoe,„ respond, edged with ail elehant •i! vet .5.:41 It,: triage, festooned with silver logleaus and rich hod,. dial train of I'rends grey velvet trliwned with blo.ti L •.dver. }lead-dress, feathers and ZiaLlo:Alt. o • "6191 e, tharoi thit'J ' 7. .. - -. . Seth of THIS MONTH . ' Yisterdabeing Liiia - siciffir4. DiY• Ish flisk& . ilorpreime FIRST wilt couuneace Drufiris, when the • , .., • . ~ .., . • • .__y •.: . -DHAWN .PRIZE 17 1 91 0 0 e p cin tbe.usnak magMEeetit orair. lte . • Willprilitsii• VISIT THOUSAND POUNDS. -c, ;. t otd 3f yot. ihe bird glayor Mat, wioi• {heir' ,_. • • AMUR PRIZES OF C 30,000- .: Etc. eintiiked'ontaircf tb . ikit4te bitifeit it' X ' 7,4 101. PiaPrirtion of .C 5,000, Aloop, lti.`ainicti the j Clialais .. aria, ttii2e4l to•inditznirtiter. Mee'. Ot erase it must be in the reedilectioa of the Pub& t h e - giftwe t ii n us t ,*(Mil beet* dubirgb,' their ~ . , that , pittitned b y Niratei to filatifiiotlbriti; what *X. 3 PRIXF.S OF £ 20,000 kith, earn of this year, and In addition to a Pere of Away i ltsemb— it ' k el i a " th P l.44;eal6i tl • • • 4111° kirm' . in a fhrmer Lotterr,, the . they . prpcee Ca' to G 'Whiff ia • . .'. The crud' LAST-DRAWN PRIZE OF £ 30,000 ! was iimnenie, *id *e latisent iii :Will that' rilla' Threfiper Cent. Clonsols, wene Sold in Sham by aetidentfoteorted, ,tairtictifitli _it ilk-. ailtatfiret- ' G. CARILOLL. street,wliere.tirO or thriceindfilSailli wiist,sefilelay i t, taIiNIIILL, and 26, CMFORD-STRRIIT, , ttflt. The.usat annual heist Wiii treirhy the Use' N.B. AU Ilusines, ita,the ralatc . Finals transacted, Nkyor and Sheriff ' s at Guildha ll '. "fie conipaay twits' ItOl.N WT. ALDWYN'S, NEAR FAIRFOR 0, CiLOCrt tiuntetwus and respectable. . kzeoedlng tageneral obserrainik no lesstilan 1100 . • CLITERSIIIRE. CAPITAL FARM. FP? be LET on LEASE, from Lady-day tiett, a OrOns Were Prieclit; and, as tpsesty,„, geggrata TIMP- .a. . ews t a FARM, Ma high-state Of Cultivrioa, sonsinine peas w h ere cisgt4in warrants se . - . .pesseee el tbe La • of Seven Hundred raft F.ighty•Acres of neeliantliihge 14.14 fret, they foisprd a . , .11eilsisie•nr{lority. 'This lisne ahem:thee, now in the OrcOpatum of Mr. Thomas. Brefelth yy# * l aid see mere ' :ihilinultiollio- Tit treat fur the same, apply, if by Letter, po,t paid, to hleuri, mination Of the Hall, the two. imi - gai a licTs John and Chides Minion, Chancery-lane, London; to Thomas • . Riainey, Es-4. Evesham; or to them perconally on the , put, being near 4i, eitia lin size to those at the NVinter from the 11th to the 1 stb instant inclushe. Theatres. ie spectacle _ was iiedeed. rendered peal- '""' • • FRAUD PREVENTED. frOCOeNTER ACT the many attempts that are stagy node to impose sia the unwary a SPL: (tIOUS CI VAI. POSlTlOlihastead of the G DINE IJLA ISG prigrared hp l) y an& :kfAßTilq, they have adopted new iitxl, In whist their signature and address, 97, lIIGH-HOLBORN, Ts so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they trust an attention to thi.,asci the dilf...rence °false type, will:A is unlike all lett:l . ..puss, will enable purchasers at once to Astute the imposition, The Real. Japan BLACKING, made and soli wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High-Holborn, and retailed by the principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers Petfu mers, hoot -Nlaktrs, &c. in the United Kingdom, in B ottles at lid. Is. and is. tid. each. . : i • . 1 i i . . 1 p I. . 1 1 t 1 • 1 t } .7 • I • i 1 1 4 . 4 . t 0 . 't • t i i ... I li • . , ' . , • • .I 1 4 1 41 4: . . . . . .4. • .. 1 1 . i . • I ! • • . • • 1 • i 1 • •• 1 :