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to o l tarriolisiiirkar!si - ibaye been their occasion, -ships of war and against our Ally, and With such med mere sacrifice of time t and lining of time proves •ject. Let history be con ifest that this -is •net the to proceed with the , ou instantly go to War ig the effect of negocia maintain the 'relations of way—by sending out matters to rights ; and, on re it would follow, would :ast inform them, in the ish Government being lent Power, the sole judge, therefore, be highly im istification of them but dlmrities at home, who have a whom a reference lays business may easily be t—and in this way, and in be avoided. This was OLLYZR, CROMWELL averted a English merchant -ship lad. French harbour. He tent French coast, with orders ips. When arrived, their and the value of the wner. Oa thaapplication for explanation, an. ac debtor- and creditor, was pre intimation that there was no balance was ready to be receipt —The Frenchman Monday arrived this morning Ex-Premier, the Duke of audience of the Knits, and to the Princes and Prin y. Grace Was to sit . Cointeil, an estate belonging to cies was to have sa public on Monday, at oceo'clock, iunication from Ministers- , who filled the funticirts - of Ministry of the Interior, and Second Division, haigisien said that this whicV. Arts and' the Theatres, is . . the direction Of the Peeri. - Scircmatraotrao Court of Brunswick, aged Lsellor of State to the Court long time a great influence irt, and served both his So great fidelity. Gazette of Tuesday was pub forenoon, containing the of intelligence which have is House. from the Marquis rernment of Fort Sc. George. :oatsias the principal con from the Marquis of FlAbt- Gomckpore, 20th June, 1818: -tined and placed himself in the Sir Joha litileobn, I have the ho termination of whit still oure a /Nee Row had crossed the Tapty I u found prrztsma tnytardt . as row:boo, and opposition to the hopeless; so that. any terms granted to -, :es were purely gratuitous, and twiny which it was felt your desirous should be damn to an Brigadier-General Sir John Mai d the hills, and then advanced to , while Brigadier-General IJoveton rear, will not fail to be applauded by will you less estimate the ninderd, held forth assurance of liberal , to :m enemy stained with proili !newly could no longer make resist :Aide as a private indivitinal in some Issessions, probably Benare, enjoying rixon of high birth, but without otter , the Government of Fort St.l 2th of August, ISIS, ond trans ; reporting that the fortress of the River Malpurba, 30 miles he district of Chuckorie, south- Lieut. Davie, and En sign Nattes. . I.—Lieutenant Kennedy. eutenants Egan and Wilkinson. WOUNDED. irnent.—Majnr Andrews. Greenhill. aiu Lirride, aid Lieut. Kennedy. ,teututarit Downer. ..:c7.--Lilutcnant Wing. Ittne. 4cotu—Lusign Than& been delivered up to Briga• and that the war in the l'Etsu been at length happily tenni ter of the fort of Moolheir, 40 toor—an event which we an tority of private accounts from of the sth instant. _ _ also contains an account of the ►e fortress of Malligaum, the ,inotified in the ST. lcof the 30th following is a list of the Officers )11 that occasion, from t►te 18th iclusive : KILLED. 11111.1 11111111 ,end thr. • • •oP tsfs#reinPagastA • • an the present occasion, 1 ei force arc agab co • .pt of our authority. Wit e ri • •n cater produces. a sacril t radesman the gaining • - a ttaining of his ,object.' . L ...J. and it will be manifest th: in which we ought to p What 1 viouid you ins without first trying the •• ' 0 We would maintait ~T e cisely in their own way— force to put matters to ri • the remonstrance that woo rc Authoritiesstyl in the Last in le . that the British C o , l lly, as an in dependent Pov qu estions, it would, theref re to enter into any justificat -1 cal their higher Auth o r i ti es at -ht to call for it, .and to whor y eti on the subject." t o t his manner the whole bosh 4tlel in a few maths t—and in only,. mat a future war be a the way in which OLLYZIK Cae T r ench war, when an English :I b ee n illegally seized an a French ~,v e a few frigates to the French :o bring in some French ships. I c argoes :v ere instantly sold, and Figlish ship paid to its owner. cf the French Ambassador for fairly gated, of debtor- any gnat , to him, with an intimation led for any quarrel, as the balm cid on his granting a receipt. •bok the balance! The Paris Papers of Monday m %Sunday morning the Ex-Pry liad a private audient i t e rs eards paid his respects to th ones of the Royal Family. Id non Tuesday for Coiirteil, an Ductless of RICHELIW. The Chamber of Deputies w ; , .1 extraordinary meeting on Mo :order to receive a communicat Cont de Liscaatrge., who !::tetary-Creneral•to the Mithstr •:howasat the headof the Secort Ms resignation. It is said thal comprehends the Fine Arts t itacelerth to be united in the di DEAnts.—Count Setrutatin lister of State to the Court Wituctm, Counsellor (iTaden. He had for a long ti it the affairs of this Court, and taiga and country with great A Supplement to the Gazette L2d at a late hour this fore entance of some articles of int ken received m the lndia Hot lIASTINOS and the Goyernmc 744 following extract contain tenth ef the dispatches from do nu) which are dated Gomckp " Nee Row having submitted al %tads cf Brigadier-Qeweal fik.Jolla Ita to congratulate you on the term Layering character of war. '' The troops with which &lee R nue cornpl..tely surrounded. Its C' refine imp:acticabk, retreat as ran force altogetl:er hopeless sc • I.ln ur.ch.t such cirennutances we only referable to that humanity w Cuurt would be desirous t-need foe. ' The ability with whirls Brigad t:•171 lire secured the vasses of the I to tae Frjrr P.ow in front, while t.aszd urea him from the real., will w‘r ilooonrable Court ; nor will y tto with whkit Sir John Malcolm I ;...r1 &coma.. treatment, even to rut taw trtatheri, when that enemy CI e. 1 1 3 . m Row is to reside as wi:l,l you r ancient possession' aaallo=roe suited to a person of I 4r tuftsacm- The Dispatch from the ( kteor . ge,isdated the 12th of , " Mies of letters repor 4 )410 tzlie, a town on the Ri IfiDarwar and the dint • rat 91 Colapoor, have bee] r— ~ • 3cnaal MONRo, and tl .. 41 &Minions has been z ute j by the surrender of t tilei north of Chaudoer- - 1,3n:el on the authority c lkdras, in the STAR of the came Dispatch also c to 6 P/Itints against the fort t' b yre of Which wascotific 4 , amber Ist. The follow .4 liied and wounded On tha 1. t4 t a e 29th. of May inclusia KILL Flpperl and rd A.,tt• 17'1 2 or C.L. 1.--L 1 4 wt.td N.L—Lieutenan 0 WOUI , - • ) 4atirre. Luropran Regiment.- sd pat-.. 11th, or C. L . n us"-I 4i - 404 ,, —Ca tait' L• Ist'llatt. 24 N. —eUtt.ltA t Al I ."• AtY% Ito} MEETING. OtTAjtLIAMiI4II. The new Parliament being suninonad to meat this day, Chief Baron Rieman, as acting for the LORD CHANCELLOR, who is confned•by indisposition, took his seat on the Woolsack at half-past two O'clock, and apprised the House of Peers that the Pittacz RIVENT was not able to attend in person, but had empow ered certain Commissioners to open the Parliament. The Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod was then commanded to order the attendance of the Commons, of whom a considerable number appeared at the Bar. The CHIET BARON then acquainted both Houses that as soon as the Members were sworn, the PniNcx Ra- GENT would let them.know the causes for which he had summoned them together; and it being necessary that a SPE.' •ER of the House of Commons should be first chosen, it was the pleasure of his Royal Highness that the Gentlemen of the House of Commons sbould repair to their usual place of sitting, and proceed to the choice of a Speaker, and that they should present him on the next day, at the Bar of the Upper House, for the PRINCE REGENT'S approbation. The Lords then proceeded to take the oaths, and ;he Members of the Commons returned to their own Chamber to be sworn in, and proceed to the election of a Speaker. The distress in the City for want of money, espe.- dully among houses connected with Paris, is still very great. This very day hills to the amount of upwards of £ll,OOO, prese: : ted by I most respectaule Banker, in the City, to another equally respectable Banking Howe in Lombard-street, was refused ac ceptance. From this it may be inferred that other houses have this day had also bills refused to be honoured, to a very large amount—probably not less than £lOO,OOO. Yesterday, at half-past one o'clock, Cabinet Council was held at the house of the LORD CHAN.. GELLOR, in Bedford-square. . The Council was sum moned soon after ten o'clock, and sat till near five. The PRINCE REGENT With-his wonted liberality, intends giving the gro u nd, upon the site of which the intended National Gallery of Painting and Architec ture is to be erected. Monday,- their Graces the Duke and Duchess . of It6YLE, and. Lady A,uoUSTA.,PAosx, set out from ;adinbui g h London, Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess of MONTROSE gave ao elegant dinner en fdritille., to the Marquis and I Nfirchieness of Eest, Lord and Lady Cetve, the Mar, quit GRAHAM, and ,a select party, at their house in Grosvenor-square. Yesterday, Lord Meevfer.z gave a Cabinet din ner, at his house'at the Admiralty. Them were pre ; sent, the Duke of WELLINGTON, E:trls of Mtn:town - 1, WESTMORELAND, LIVERPOOL, BATHURST, and :Moi.- °RAP; the CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER, Mr. VfkLIALSLEY POLE, Mr. CAN NI NG, and Mr. RODINSON. The Earl and Countess of BESBOROUGII and fa% rtily are arrived at their house - in Cavendish-squ4: for the season, from their seat at Rochanipton. A formal separation has taken place between', ,:thi beautiful Lady and her spouse. Her 44: ship receives an annuity of L:2000 a year, - with which she has retired under - the protection of her Nobl Brother. This separation does not arise from any im-, propriety of cenduct on either part : a want of eor; , ' diality is the sole 'cause. • • Jamaica Papers to the 2d ult. have been received. —The House of Assembly was opened on the 27th of October. The Duke of Manchester, in a short speech, referring - to the events in. England, particu larly called the attention of the Assembly to the pre sent state of the island. A Committee was formed for that purpose, who were Investigating as 'to fo reigners lately landed in Jamaica, the state of, the gaols, &c. On the 3d of November Mr. Stewart called the attention of- the House to the diminution of the squadron appointed for the protection of the trade of the island ; and a motion was finally agreed upon, for requesting that the Governor .would communicate to Sir Home Popham the great anxiety of the Hohst on this subject, and stating the numerous* depredations committed by piratical vessels:: . On iii: Ith of November, a letter was sent by his Grace to the House, which had been received from the Secretary to Admiral Popham, in which it was stated that adverse winds had prevented the relieving ships from reaching the Jamaica station. It promised also that the utmost vigilance should he used to protect the trade from the attacks of cruisers u;ider South American flags. THE FOLLOWING IS AN EXTRACT.O7 A °LETTER F Rolf IRON, (SPA LN) DATED DECEMBER 22. " It is still difficult to divine what are the cbjects (if the armed bands which continue to occupy the defiles, of the Sierra Morena, and to make incursions into the surrounding country ; all that is known is, that they are sufficiently nunaerons, and that amohg them are men who have served in the Army, or with the Guerillas ' during the war of the Peninsula. These bands have levied contributions, as far as the very centre of La Mancha, at Madridejos. " It is said that the Court ef Rio Janeiro has avowed a determined resolution not to depart in tie least from its projects on Monte Video until Spain shall have sa tisfied its demands in respect to the restitution of Olivenza and other cantons, which formerly belonged to Portugal. These discussions may lead to very un pleasant results, unless the intervention of some of the Allied Powers may be able to effect SQME arrange ment between the parties. " A number of ships have arrived at Cadiz with corn from Africa, for the provisioning - of the Erie-; dition preparing for Chili. 'the vessels of war which are to escort the expedition are now almost com pletely equipped, and transports are daily aisiving for the reception of the troops. The Custom-house Officers,. ctatioue in the li'y rennees,betweenP:uripeluna and St. Jean Pied de Port e have seized, within these few days,. sante foreign . J' nab and Pamphlets, proscribed by Ahe . Inquisi which some persons were endeavo w ing stn into Spain. They have all been forwarded to and most prolsOly they will be Yitade in duts4loo • i , by the InquisitTon." • This Afternoon tbetaiwci REGENT was eniovingl his favourite exert on horseback along the West Cliffs, for nearly t N.OI hours, accompanied by Sir B. Bi.oomPtatto and' the Rev. Mr. Bilitnano. In the l afternoon, Sir Jortti LEACH . (the Vice-Chancellor,) the Hon. Mr. Noel', and MAnx Sisaa.wrost,'*•lisq. M.P. arrived at the Pavilion, aad afterwards joiilcd the Royal dinner party. T!le Archduke Maxitattinx took leave 3f the PRINCE REGENT this morning, an.ll returned to London. Before his departure he was' accompanied•by several Noblemen in an inspection of the whole of the Establishment 'at this splendid Palace. This morning the Mat quis and Marchioness of CIfOLMONDELEY, the Marquis of SALISRURY, Baron de Niestax, Baron Voana, and Major Htruotatt, de parted from the Pavilion. • THE ARMY. Part of the 7th Regiment of Hussars matched into Manchester on Monday, and are to he followed by the remainder of the Regiment in the course of the present week. Saturday, a company of the 69th Foot, from the Isle of Man, going to Sunderland to be disbanded, arrived at Carlisle. Saturday the detachment of the 27th, quartered in Carlow for some time, marched thence for Cork, where the regiment is to embark, on the 18th instant, for Gibraltar. They are tube replaced by a party of the 18th. Friday a troop of the 7th Royal Dragoons passed through Carlow on their way to New-bridge. Thursday a detachment of the 3d, or Krug's Own Dragoons, arrived in Kilkenny from Cloiunel, and proceeded on Friday to New-bridge, in the County of Kildare. The remaining detachments of this fine Regiment will also proceed to the same destination, where they will occupy the newly-erected Barrack in that place. The 49th Regiment marched on Saturday for Fcr moy from Cork, and several other places are to have detachments from that corps, and part of the • 25th will march for several quarters in Kerry. The first division of the 45th Regiment marched on Friday from Cork to embark at Monkstown, for Ceylon, the remainder are to wait the arrival of the transports to cons them, which are hourly expected. Part of the '2 0t h Regiment sailed from Cove on Thursday, for St. Helmuth CO VMERCL IL. MANCHESTER, JANUARY 12. The Sales of Cotton during the past week, were not so extensive as the preceding, and prices declined from a farthing to a halfpenny per pound. Four thousand Bales were sold by public auction on Fri day last, but there has been very little done by pri vate treaty. The great buyers have held back for these several days past, purposing to attend the great sale at the India House on Monday next, where up wards of forty thousand bales are to be put up to auction. The demand for Cotton Twist, for exportation, hai now almost entirely ceased, and will not revive, in' say Sensible degree, until the month of April, which will, in some measure, cause a flatness in the Cotton I .ll.3ttket. The orders for printed goods, however, continue' to multiply on the hands of the manufac. , term. The prices have gradually crept up, and ;May be considered as advanced full Id. per yard, within these few weeks. A farther rise is looked for as the Springy advances.—The South American Mar ket still continues to demand considerable quantities of 'our manufactured goods ; large orders for Rio . Janeiro and Buenos Ayres have been received with in these three days. • We have received letters from Turin of the 19th ult. The only circumstance stated in them, that de serves notice, is the arrival there of the Grand Duke MICHAEL, on his way from his Italian duo-. Ire took up his residence with Prince Hossosay, the Russian Plenipotentiary. In his service he found an English man of the name of Titostits WARREN, to whom he made a present of a gold snuff-box, worth 2000 byres, complimenting him at the same time on his having' the/honour to be an Englishman. He made also a present of 2000 livres to be divided among the other servants, and*was liberal in his alms to all the poor . Iwho had the good forvane to apply to him during his : stay, which was only for a few days, when he set off for Genoa. , Sir BICRRAY MAXWELL has, by public advertise 'mint, declined a contest for the Representation of Westminster, and left the field to Mr. Hesitoyse. • A letter from Manchester, dated January 12, says, " The proposed Meeting, to Petition for the Repeal of the Corn Bill, which was to have taken place this day, has been put off until Monday next, the 18th instant, in order to give time for the arrival of young CossErr, and the other lunii naries who are to throw light on the subject. The Magistrates refused to *auction the proposed Meeting, suspecting, , as is be lieved, from the signatures attached to the requisition, that the parties were seeking an opportunity to pour forth political harangues, under cover of a mere hos tility to the obnoxious Corn Bill. Our Magistrates. and every person of any ieweetability, are, however, understood to .be not only averse to the existence of the Corn Bill, but likewise to the Agricultural Peti tior.; and, should the promoteis of the latter abomi nable measure persevere in their nefarious scheme, they. will in no place find more staunch opponents tl.aa in Manchester and the neighbourhood. Mr. Hoar has signified his intention to attend the meeting." On - Tuesday last the State Lottery finisliedDrawing, when iCo. 5,535 was drawn a Prize of £30,000 Con sols, and £lOO Money, and sold in one-half, one eighth, and six sixteenth shares, by Boil, at his Old Established Offices, 4, Cornbill, and 9, Charing-e %% whete•Nes.B,44l,,-.10001, 12,8 . 16;110a 5,396,6001. - and1, 140 4 SOOleall same-Lottery..were also all sold ,and• 10, 41 11 4, .n n } lo4 greater unitises of Capitals , both I.tt ..aniquit,..sitiirest by Bum, than any (xnel;V:444l”,Per, being ia usuit.l! I In let Contract, he sold Tvio Prizes of £30,000, both is '4llares • and the,CreUilennin who bought the half' f ;eel' Lottery, had part of brie of the other two L,e I. (His residence is at Dartford.) • amls.l&* - -4-r-ItnPFJGENQL Extract of a Leiter from the Agent to Li.oyz'r, at 13arcelona, 'dated Vki January : . . " Por these list ten daya'we have esperkr.ced strong pie' front the Eastwo d, atectnilinied with a h:ar7 sea,.which eavird t to Westbury, Gin pin, belengirg to ae.l nearly loaOrd fcri-i -verpool, to part front her anchors in the nay, and pnt to sea, in eompany with four other vessels (Austriens and Spaniards), and nom of then& have return :d.—lt it ..".ate4 that vessels at the different Ports and ys on the ciast have pet to sea, but nu 'marmot bat bet.:l rtc2iv- 1 of any .r.cident having ha?pened." Extract of a leiter f:om the Ageat to LLolio' ' s, I St. Ann's, Jamaica, dated Nove: n - " The hurricane was at its hdt'ht en the I ith in , tant. It has done considerable damage to the nstates in this neithbourhor.d, and I ant afraid it will erus: a tiitintition of one-third in the crop; of tit:: Estatcs of this Perish. The sl,:structive wind carnal front the South." _ DEAL, JANT3.IIIY tes. Wind S.W.—Arrived arid sailed i'or the River, the Success, MARTIN, fiorn Calcutta. Came down from the River the Phcsdo, for Jamaica; Claremont, fir Cork and Jatna'ca; Emulous, for Antigua; Intrepid packet, for Gibraltar; Ilarleston, for Antigua; Inglis, for Bombay and China; Garland, for Leghorn; and remain in the Downs with the reit of the outward+ bound, detained by adverse winds. DOVER, JANUARY 13. Arrived last night the Chichester packet, Captsla RUTTER, and l'lris French packet, from Calais, with passengers. Sailed this day the King George packet, Capt. KING, with a Mail and passengers, for. Calais; ,and the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HAL. LANDS, for Ostend, with a Mail and passengers..—. Arrived this afternoon the Dart, Captain Bustomt, from Boulogne. with passengers. RANstiAtE, JANUARY 13. Wind W.S.W.—Came in several vessels for shelter. PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 13. Wind W. N. W.—SAiled the Ceres, TADDY, for London. . - COWES, JANUARY 13. • Arrived the Niolet Jeinna, Koss, from Surinam for Amsterdam, with los: of bowsprit ; spoke in lat. 49. 10. long. 15. a ship, name unknown, from De ntin ara to London, with loss of part of her bulwarks, and thiee men overboard. • PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 12. • Wind S.W.—Came in the Catharine Stuart Forbes, Lasti, from London to Bombay, and remains wind: bound; also, the Economy, WILLS, from Haire to Pernambuco, with loss of bulwarks; and Ferdiriande, CaErzEN, from Shields to Baurdeaux, with sails split. PADSTOW, JANUARY ii. Wind W. N. W. blows, hard.,--The Isabella, Os- BORN. from Smyrna to London, was driven on shore near this place this evening, and . 4 is feared will go to pieces, but if, she holds together, it is hoped the crew, and apart of the cargo v: ill be saved. FALMOUTH, JANUARY it. Witia.W; S. W. to W. N. W. a heavy gale.—Ar rived. the Lady Louisa . packet, with Mails; sailed from Malta 22d December, and front Gibraltar on the 2d instant ; voke on the 6th instant, in lat. 59. 56. long. 11. 49.,thelrietistible, Independent priva teer, uhe had been cruizing 90 days. WIIITRHAVEN, JANUARY 11. .The Otway, ANDZRSON, from Boston to Liver pool, struck at the entrance of this harbour, and un hung her rudder ; she grounded within the Pier F, but is expected to he got off without much damage • . „ • • PtN/ANCV., JANUARY to. . • k has blown a continued tale for the list three days, from . S.S.W. to %%SY:. LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 12. The George, QLIPHANT, fbr this port, .took - fire at Pernambuco, on' the 28th November ; 915 bags of cotton were saved, and: the remainder of the cargo, about 900 bags, was injured by the fire and salt water. The St. George, INDIAN, from Anti Ca to this port, w . as.fallen in with on 20th Decem r, in lat. 52. long 15. with the loss of main-mast, boats, and bulwark, and was in a leaky state. HARWICH, JANUARY is. Wind W.S.W.— The Harriet, MAS2EY, with coals, that was brought in on 7th inst. sailed this morning, in hopes of evading the claims of the Salvors; but three boats being. dispatched, she was overtaken and brought back. • LYMINGTON, JANUARY 13. It is feared some vessel- has, been lost to the West ward, as a wine hogshead marked V. B. together with a quantity of oranges, have been washed on shore at Beacon Bunny, near this port. . WEYMOUTH, JANUARY . i3. • • About 20 sad of shipping are in eur Roads, all of which have:rode out the gales without. damage; 292 be.xes of oranges have been saved from .the William, KEDLitit, wrecked on Portland.beach, with the sails, anchors; cables, and stai.ding rigging, Which hare been warehoused, and nothing now . remains on the beach but the bare hull. We understand one of the crew has been thrown on shore this morning. ;DUBLIN, JA.XUARY 11. The Brauste, EustoNsoN, from. Whitehaven to Newport,' went on shore on the morning of the ssth inst. between Bush and Sherries, and will go to pieces. FALMOUTH, (JAMAICA), NOVEMBER During . the last three days this part, of the island has been visited with the most severe gale, accom. pitied by frequent and heavy falls of. rain, that has been experienced• since the storm. in the year 1.b7.51. It has blown the whole time with determined alb leneei at intervals increasing almost to a hurriair..!. Much mischief, we fear, must have been done.to cane-fields attd negro-grounds, as well at to the Ship. ping along the coast. • • • • The Hope, STEEL, from St. John's (New Timms wick), to Liverpool, was driven on shore nearlVlt er. ford, on Saturday. The Kitty, of Norfolk (Virginki), was dricea ea shore on Monday evening, near Ftshgaatd.. . . 'The I'reindschaft , ELBERFLZLD, from. Liverpool tO Havre, was driven on shore in Carnarvon Ihky on Mo n day evening, and h was feared would e,.t naiJy go to pieces. PLAGUE AT Ttitis.-Eitract of a letter from the Agent.to Liosres, dated :Malta, Dec. 1.5, 'els ; i bete to advise you ottte a: rival here, en the lOth inst. of a Jewel irora Tun* ander Neapolitan celours,, eallol the Si,* kliebrie L'Arcargelo, Maatorovh , .elt plire he IA n tip; Ath pi !hi* tab*, at which time the /lapin raged with gre4 siOlette, front • ti-,•e• to WO remits dying daily.. 'Phis vowel wad iiiilered or/ front itettoe itaniedi.unlye-and -added L ,agalq the te uggdsy. • :spat hall rrevicarly reackNi - is front Travail, rf t,he•death dour Cons ul at Tanis, c‘f riame,*!mt alts t oatzferat yaw Shot he was aim aa4 wtil'when the uto.vs 'rem{ , 1F 11 z ill . \ 1 A .. i I 1 . , . I 1 1 , I'' , " 1 , . . , i , „ • . ~. • 4 ' , '• ' 0 ' ) ,' ; ' t I i i' S ! 1 i t q 1 t :: ... 1 , 1i ~ , 1 * 1- r • . j•. ~ _ .+ ~ .. ~,