Star. — London, England, 1818-07-27 00:00:00

FI:ENI PAI ;Plc Paris Papers of the 23d and 24. th have arrived c :sr last. CANUEL redeemed his parole of honour, crsenting himself before the Judge of Instruc .::, Wednesday, when an examination took p lace papers, in the presence of the Commissary of who made the seizure of them at the General's 1,;.c, The pnrrs, according to one of the Jour el, consisted merely of a few insignificant pieces rpecting the affair of Lyons, and the General was I , a stted again to go at large, o.s his promise to re --4 the Judge next day. On Thursday the Gene dti accordingly attend ; and after an examination ~hch lasted for about six hours, the Judge issued a y r i-mt for his committal to close custody, and he vaneisl conveyed to the Conciergerie. i speech which the General made before the T r ibe :sal of Correctional Police on Tuesday, in his p.ctim of calamny against SENNEVILLE and FABYSEB, has callitif forth a variety of severe observations in • rola of tile Journals. It is remarked as rather ex— that the General, although he hail not beca then interrogated on the subject of the alleged conspiracy, and of consequence could know nothing o f o,e specific charges made either against himself or ait:int his friends who are in the hands of justice, diiadi have ventured to proclaim so boldly both th;i: innocence and Isis own. For himself, it is said, e.,,severation may be allowed to pass, but with NV:: to the other prisoners, it is, to say the least of is, p.esumiug a great deal to affirm that they are in tcent of an accusation of which he knows nothing. The General, it will be recollected, asserted un cOocally before the Tribunal of Police, that the c!::ge of cuss piracy had been fabricated against Fs. and his papers seized, for no other purpose than :.sicat the prosecution he had instituted against h::.ssaiLtf and nays EX f The Journals treat this a a very odious and unfounded calumny against the Sic-yell:meat, and ask, very justly, how it happens, that if =ucls were the purpose of the charge of con spiracy against the General, his papers should not s:ized till eight days after his disappear as interval quite su%cient to allow the General ce fricods time to carry off and conceal every scrap of paper belonging to him. The General is asked moreover to explain why he fed so precipitately before any charge at all was brought against him—why, immediately on certain persons, whom he is pleased to call his friends, being nns!cd on a charge of conspiracy against the State, ral before any thing was said to himself, or any thig required from him, he absconded fiom his ;,me, and baook himself to the' closest conceal rent? The General has said that he did so in order that he might not be prevented from appearing before the Tribunal of Police on the day appointed fee the hearing of his cause • against 'Sennevrlle and Val)ler; Int allowing him . all the benefit Of this prc:e2, it only spews (say the Journals) that eight days Min the Government found any reason to institute proceedings against General CANUEL, the General himself se as sensible in his own mind that there were grounds of charge against him of such a nature as would deprive him of his liberty the mo ment they were known, and that he could only there fore be in a condition to claim the operation of the law against Messrs. SENNEVILLE and FABVIER by skulk ing for a time from the operation of the law against himself. What besides, it is asked, has the General gained by his appearance in this cause ? Nothing— but the opportunity of uttering a furious diatribe con cerning a matter which has no connection with it. The cause itself is deferred without a word being said on its merits, and less could not have been done had i s cGeteral staid away for ever. ne General appears on the whole to have gained k, little in public estimation, by the attempt he has ride t, explain away the suspicions so naturally cireeted with his late concealment and evasion of i , ;!ire. There are some situations, as one of the Err:7.4 burnalists justly remarks, which explained ill, Whetter not have been explained at all. Tie ether iirtelligence contained in these Papers is ci interest. The celebrated General CA ST ri NOS !errt2i to have died at Barcelona about the be iitzing of this month. Five per cents. on Tlmrsday, 77 f. Yesterday the report of her MAJESTY was :—" The QtEcs has had a set y good night, and continues tau e : l the same to-day. Yesterday the Prussian Ambassador, the LORD CiIANCELLOR and Viscount MELVILLE had audiences oft:ie hunt lIEGErr, at Carlton House. The Bake and Duchess of CLARENCE left town tele:day roi:Jrning, about ten o'clock, for Kew, and with Prince LEOPOLD and the Duke and Dieicr.s of KL!:T. The Dukcy and D.l.:hefs of LEINSTER left town 7 !,e 1 114y morning, for Oa:ey, Bedfordshire, on a t° l hc M•n•quis arid Marchioness of TAvlsvocE, thy': will remain about a week, and then pro the Earl of HA rtinsoTes's scat, Elveston, • '•!!;•,,, for a lyv days, on their way to Ireland. . 1} ••• of thl. - ctAs arrived in town oil item Italy. DONALD CANTPBELL iS appointed to thriral liAnvEy, Coinrilander :v.-nrd Nand station. ft, is said that -• of 't) bass, is to be Adinirals 1111,1T"1:"q---:-R`:«P.1-1"3 *:;,00":1-1!;D. It I:::nttr I:l.tir, Mr?. • i•• 1 .- RkT !Cotrftgel' E•i• lIAMBURGH AND FLAINMERS MAIL& Malls from Hamburgh 'and Flanders arrived this corning. The following are extracts : BRUSSELS, JULY Si. Their Royal Highnesses the Dtike and Duchess of Cumberland, coming from London, with a numerous suite, arrived here this morning at one o'clock. JULY 23.—The Duke and Duchess of Cumber land, during the short stay which they made in this city, visited the Palace of Lacken and its charming environs; which they greatly admired. After mak ing considerable purchases of lace in one of our prin cipal manufactories, their Royal Highnesses conti nued their route to Germany. 1.. ( .1.1•• cr, aac: ri l l / 1! 1 act ha! r. •. ; r. bt CI 51' tls.• it, cr tha spi A- 74 an SCI QC a: t! r. b 1 tl a • • • 5 • If . • in e . .ca sa STOCKHOLM, JULY to. The ships which the Board of Convoys has freighted for the Mediterranean, and which are intended to take the usual presents to the Barbary Powers, are on the point of setting sail. These presents consist of gunpowder, cannon, cordage, and other articles of the same description. CHRISTIANIA, JULY I. His Majesty has 'made a proposal to the Diet of Norway, to raze several Norwegian fortresses. He declares that he thinks it necessary for the defence of the kingdom, to erect new fortifications upon other points, the expense of which may be defrayed out of the fund which will accrue from the sale of ground occupied by the fortresses to be demolished. The trade of Norway is now greatly improving. If we have but a few years like the present, this king.. dom will be as flourishing as before the war. The peasants indeed suffer, but they will soon be relieved, as large sums Of money come into the kingdom for deals exported. The weather is very fine, and the accounts of the harvest from all parts of the kingdom, are very favourable. BERLIN, JULY is. His Majesty the King is expected here at the end of this month. Nothing is yet known respecting the arrival of the Emperor Alexander. The new Tariff of Customs for the Rhenish pro vinces and Westphalia has been already approved, as we hear, by his Majesty, and will be carried into effect in all these provinces at the same time, of which notice will be given. In this Tariff all possible I regard is paid to favour the manufactures of the country, as well as to the imposing of duties on foreign manufactures and articles of luxury. Cus tom-houses for the receipt of the import and export duties will be established on the frontiers, and a suf ficient number of Custom-house Officers will prevent smuggling. The Asiatic Mirror, a Calcutta publication, of the 25th of February, has been received, containing let tets from the Camp at Jawhud, of the 31st January, and from the Grand Army of the 10th of February., They exhibit fuller proofs of the havoc that has been made among the Pindarrees, and of the unavailing attempts of some of SCINDIAH'S discontented Offi cers to resist carrying the late Treaty with that Seweieign into effect. One of these persons, named JIISWUNT Row 131 tow, attempted to hold out the for tified town of Jawhud, but it was stormed and car ried with great gallantry, and considerable booty fell into the hands of the captors. As to KURREEM KHAN, CHEETOO, NANIDUR KHAN, and the other Piadarree Chieftains, but lately so formidable, many of them have perished miserably of wounds and fa tigue, and the followers of them all seem to be nearly dispersed. Thursday night, about half-past nine, his Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER, attended by Co lonel the Hon. WILLOUGHBY COTTON, 3d Dragoon Guards; Major Si►r ARCIIIBALD NLVIIRAY, 3d Guards; and Major Cunzox, 24th Light Dragoons. arrived at Portsmouth, to embark in the SPARTAN frigate, Cap , tain WISE, C. B. for the coast of France. His Royal Highness and suite dined at half-past ten, with Lord llowa RD of Effingham, at the Lieutenant• Governor's house. Friday morning, soon after te:t o'clock, his Royal Highness was escorted to the New ti.dly-rort by Lord IlowAtto, Sir GEOM;i: CA'arlssl.l.., where he embarked, under a royal salute, and pro ceedei on board the SPARTAN, whith ship saluted him, and immediately after got under way. and sailed for Brest and Bourdeaux ; from which latter place his Royal Highness will proceed on a tour of France and Italy, intending, principally, to visit' IP, orre, the pl.ce of his nativity. I lis Royal Highness's reception at Portsmouth was such as became his high rank and universally esteemed character. Yesterday afternoon, the body of a man was taken out of the Regent's Canal. From several documents found in his possession, it appears his name is Ball, and that he was in the employ of the Excise. He lies at the Jews' I Tavern for the inquest. Yesterday Hussey, the man committed for the murder of Mr. BIRD and his housekeeper, at Green wich, attended Divine service in the chapel of Maid stone jail. His trial comes on to-morrow, together with that of his supposed accomplice, Hadedon.— Maidstone is filling rapidly with company, in expec tation of being present at the trials. The increase in the various branches of the Reve nue proves incontestibly the flourishing state of our Comnierce ; while the peculiar improvement in the Customs evinces the high opinion foreigners entertain of our public spirit, by their avidity to consign the finest , flavoured Wiaes to England, on reading, in the Con-, tinental Papers, Mr. CARROLLS invitation to adventu re:s to select the choicest Port, Claret, and Madeira, a-, a zest to the Prizes of Sovereigns in the Lottery, iu Addition to the Two Prizes of .£30,000 and the 16 other Capitals, which may be drawn Next Tuesday, las there are no fixed Prizes, and only 8,000 Tickets. kAtiAt INitatabiCß. PLYMOUTH, JULY 24. Arrived rAtegoste, from Batavia ) for the Teel. PORTSMOUTH. JULY 24. Wind S.W.—No arrivals or sailings yesterday.-- ,Passed at the back of the Wight the Mary, MOFFA'rT, from Sierra Leone for London. Arrived to-day the Regulus transport, from the Downs ; and the Ba rossa transport, from Halifax, last from Cowes, with troops; and the Four Friends, OAK, from London. DOVER, JULY 25. Sailed this day the Lord Duncan packet, for Os tend, with a Mail and passengers ; also thi Ant, Cap tain BARNETT ; Defence, Captain ADAMS ; and Lord Duncan packet, Captain HAMILTON, for Calah, with passengers. Arrived this day three transports, from Calais, with discharged men ; also the Princess Au- 1 gusta, Captain BLAKE ; and 12Iris, French packet, from that port, with passengers. Arrived this after noon the Princess Charlotte packet, from Ostend. The ship Rufford, GA RRETT, arrived off this port yester day, from Miramichi, bound to London ; spoke on the 28th June, off St. Paul's Island, bearing N.N.W. distant 14 miles, the Royal Edward, of Liverpool, 38 days from Belfast to Quebec, with passengers on board. The Captain stated he had buried four pas sengers, five of his crew were sick below, and was very sickly on board. BRISTOL, JULY es. Arrived the John, HODDART, from Jamaica. DEAL, JULY es. . . Wind S.W.—Yesterday arrived and sailed for the River the Vertumnus, Meous, from Nevis.—Sailed the Thsodosia, Fhim, for Pernambuco.—Came down from the River. and remain, the Broxbeurnhury, PITCHER, for Prince of Wales Island; the Amazon, PRITCHER, for New Brunswick; and l'F,clair, Mum, for Trieste; and to-day sailed the whole of the out ivard-botind, except the BroxbOumbury, which re mains.—Came down from the River and sailed, the [Selina, POTTING ER, for the Mediterranean. HARWICH, JULY 26. Wind South.-Arrived' the Castlereagh packet, With Mails, &c. from Cuxhaven ; Eclipse packet, with ditto, from Holland ; and the Alliance, —, from Gottenburgh. NEW YORK, JUNE 20. NAVAL Flottr.—The Mexican schooner General Victoria, arrived at Wilmington on the 18th of May, was attacked by two Spanish brigs and a sclosoner. In the midst of rapid firing, the General Victoria made a bold attempt to board the Commodore's brig, when she blew up, carrying away the bowsprit of the General Victoria. The other brig ran down to attack, but two well-served Long Toms, well supplied with grape, caused ler, after being disabled, to haul off, and leave his brave Commodore. Having repaired damages, the General Victoria sent boats to save the wrecked Spaniards on board the blown. up Commo dore. Next day hired a Dutch fisherman to land them at Cut acea. The sloop Patty and Harriet, of Coldspring, on her passage from New York, was•capsized in a squall in the Highlands, near Fort Montgomery, on Wednes day night last, and sir women and one man drowned. CUSTOM-110USP, JULY 25. Burrs NrITRID Isw.tana.—Tbe Harrieta,. Skillen, from Bar tiadoes; Indus, Callender, from. Jamaica; Symetry, Crane, from Quebec; Atalanta, Grunwalds; and Lord Cranatone, Ait ken, from Jamaica; FairUes, Hume, and Perot verance, aut . - ban, from Hamburgh; John Bushman, 'Denny, from Antigua; Bohan, Cotterell, from Quebec; Alexandria, Hair, trvm Stettin; Perseverance, Cocksey, from the South Seas; Robert and Ann, Steele, from Antigua ; and Good Intent, Davy, flora Dantair.—Ourwasox.—The Earl of Clancarty, Laming, for Rotterdam ; Trio, Smith, for Alicant ; Louis Arnhurca, Runit, for Stettin; Hope, Collins, for Bayonne; and Teaser, Rogers, (or Antwerp. Lord CRAVEN has arrived at Portsmouth in his yacht, from the Mediterranean, and is put under quarantine. The brig Triton, -, of North Shields, with timber, from Miramichi for Liverpool, was towed into Castle Haven 20th instant, with loss of rudder. The Penrhyn, EvAms, from Liverpool to New foundland. foundered T2d instant, off Cape Clear— crew saved by the Two Friends. _ _ _ A vessel is now moored off the Tower, for the purpose of enlisting seamen for the N:ivy. It is re-' potted to be the intention of die Admiralty to tit out twelve sail of the line for the naval review so long talked of, and which is again put off until the latter end of August. This statement is, however, not credited among nautical men, and speculation is busy in finding some other employment for our sea men than a naval review. The Orossum. Lord .lottN HAY, arrived at Ports mouth from the Ilalifas station, had been stationed there two years and a halt; the GRASSHOPPER being on passage to relieve her. She sailed on the 2d inst. when the LEANDER, FORTH, WYE, and SARACEN, 'were lying there; the DEE was cruising. The most perfect quietude and amicable disposition prevailed throughout the station, even to the farthest Lake in Upper Canada. We are happy to hear that Sir DAVID Mir.NE's health was perfectly restored by his annual visit to Bermuda. His Excellency the Earl of PAL+ HOUSIE and Countess had embarked in the FORTH, to visit some of the Western ports. After their return the Earl and Sir DA VID MILNE would visit Cumber land and the Bay of Verti. On Tuesday arrived at Portsmouth the RIFLEMAN Captain N. DUFF, from Jamaica and the Havannah station; sailed from Port Royal Ist lute, and from the Havannah on the 14th of that month, and brought 800,000 dollars on account of merchants. The CHERUB, Captain WILLES, has sent into Port Royal the Spanish brig Descabrador, of 14 guns and 40 mcn, and schooner la Conchs, of one gun and 35 men, detained on the coast of Africa upon suspicion of piracy. The independent cruiser, Brutus, had captured a Spanish brig with 43,000 dollars on board, besides a cargo of colonial produce ; and the brig President, under Republican colours, of lluvtios Ayres, had captured a large brig, from the United States, for La Vera Crux, with a cargo insured at 120,000 dollars. The squadron under Sir Host% POPIIAM was thus employed, for the protection of our trade and interests, against the Independent and Piratical cruizers so numerous in those seas :—SYBILLE, at Campeachy PIQUE, at St. Jago de Cunha and St. Domingo; 'ARIAN, at Vera Cruz ; LARNE, on pas sage from thence to Port Royal, with a large quart. tity of specie; PELICAN, Partotose., and 13navEa, cruizing ; SHEARWATER, at the Havannah; the E ax, gone catty convoy to Cartlingeir. tilY AMA's . . . MILITARY fingSiOlL Warrant few ewitiotting the Penlion of the , of sli l of the Land Foices, niewithetinding Jeer,being married ni b and for allowing the Pemba to the Widow cif ,sn MAW dying on the Half-pay; although her msrriage mat have takes place after he 1.'.-ds put dpon half-pay. " GEORGE P. IL " sr Has witst. HIVINISII 'rum rums zoom di elite oxtail KINGDOM or GREAT ILITAINI AND mathanat " Whertkas, by the regulations now in force for the pajtamit of Pensions to the Widows of Officers of cur Lend Forces, thti Widow of an Officer open being merried again wefts to be en: titled to the Pension • and the Widow of an Officer dying en lfalf-pay, is precluded from obtaining the Pension, unless abd was married to him before he was reduced, or placed on half' pay, it is our will and pleasure, and we are griaelously pleased; in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to order, that, front and after the date of this Warrant, the Widow of an Officer of our Land Forces shall continue to receive the Pension that shall have been granted to her, uonvithstanding she may be married again : .itta that the Widow of an Officer, who btd been placed on flalfspay by reduction, or in consequ-nee of disability, after haibtr served for not less than three years on Miter, and without receiving any diffiirence by exchange, sisal be entitled ' to the l'ension, although the was not married to hint wadi Ave he bed been reduced, or so plact.td on llalf,pay. " Given at our Court :*.t. Carhon-Mouse, this lath day of AIN. 1818, in the 58th par of his Majesty's Rcigo. " By Command of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf of his ltla jesty. " PALMERSTON." SPORTING INT. LLIGINCZ EDINBURGH RACE& OVER MUSSELBURGH NEW COURSE. Monday the Gold Cup, value 100 guineas, 14 SiaLscribeni 10 guineas each, p. p. (balance in specioa) was Won by Mr. Skene's he. h. Lucifer, .5-irs old - - 1 Sir Alexander 1/on's , Fitz Orville d-yrs . old • - 2 Lord Eglintha's b. c. Glengarry, ditto Mr. liacr's b. 1. by,Sir Cha - rles, Sir William Maxwell's b. c. E4limou, 4-yrs old Lord Kennedy's b. c. 1 lubcas rorpoi, dittb Lord 'Mho's Miss Syntax, sistir to IL)octor Syntax, ditto . . horses of the' :even utl:er Subscribers did not 9tart.--• r.tC.: was gained y. A match betwein the lr:irquis of Queensberry's Sir totiley Whag O'Shluyltnntbsres, amt Sir William Maxwell's Laird of liarkboutv, tor MO zulocas WA, gained by the latter. The Subscription Purse Or G4iiieas was wun by f..ord bsy 4.4r5-tad - Mr. Stokic's bay colt, Littli;E: 4-ym.eld 1 4 dr Mr. Catterson's grey cult, by Knowsley, 7.-yrikold 2 3 dr IVIp4DAY. The City of FAlluburgh i s Parse, of Fifty Guineas. Mr. Smith's bay colt, by Bay Trophenius, :.yrs•oW 1 I Sir Alexander Don's hay colt, by D:ceiver, 4-yrs-old I II Mr. Skene's bay colt, by Governor, Lyre old - 5 3 An excellent race—won only by half a neck. There was also a hack race, which afforded some sport. 'este:trios v. Ilk Majesty's Purse of (Me Irundred Cubical. Mr. Skenesbrown horse Lucifer Sirs-old - Sir Alexander Don's bay filly Ucliaris, 4-yrs-old Lord rife's bay gelding Highlander, 4-yrs-old - Five were drawn. COWES REGATTA .% I) SAILING MATCIL I I 2 dr 5 2 Correa, JULY 20.—The isle of Wiyht Regatta (which'ingreasee in ...plendnur and attraction every year) commenced on Thursday, by the Procession and hone* , if the Pilot vessels. Nine of them starred fur threa friars, ►ailiah three heats round the Buoys off Cowes (about 15 s ) The two first heats Were closely contested by love's vo,A, of Yarmouth, nod CAVITE'S, of Nett!edam,. and won by 'Atm, apparently from his possess ing a superior knowledge of the tides. CAW/leS Vesbel came in second. • About 30 Gentlemen's yachts (of the Yacht Chtb), and ad immense number of other vets. It and boats of all descriptions, crowded the busy and interesth g scene, which was not a little increased by the presence of the Priure Regent's yacht (the Royal George), which came dews from her anchorage at Spit• head, having on_b:oard Earl Stances, Mr. Ttrnt:i.e,atit! a large party of distinguished persons, friends of Mn. and tie: I Inn, CHAILLIUS Peer:. The Yacht Club Members (ab3ut forty) afterwards di.ied at the Marine Hotel (Lord (iestreitsst in the Chair:;, mere a most sumptuous entertainment was provided for them and their friends. _ On Friday this aquatic ray scene was recommenced by the yachts sailing in procession rand the buoy of the liramillz, and back to ('owes roadstead—a p'easing sight. A sailing match then took plac.i between the five prime fleet vessels that had won first priz ss in the course of the last 'five years—for a grand silver tankard, given by the town of Cowers.. which was won by the Pallas, Limn, of Yarmouth winner of yesterday's prise;. An Ordinary and a Hall, at the Marino lktel, whiz h were oth numerously atitmdeif, , cl ;sad the 4cond day's entertainment. Yesterday, three silver cops were sailed far by the beaten vessels; one, containing three pl..ts, was won by Coax, of the Mysore, of Nettlestone ; the quart cup, by Str.war.r's vessel; the pint, by Mt mums's. The rowing match for purses was won by Lord GRANTHAM'S galley. The close of !hi, truly na tional spectacle was such as to give earnest of unprece4euted ie terest to the next anniversary. Saturday sennight, the Bricklayers of Carlisle struck for an advance of wages from about 18s. to 225. per week, which they obtained almost imme diately—in consequence of the great number of build ings now going forward in that city. Yesterday, as Mr. HOGARTH, of Bu►:hill-row, was coming out of WtHTF►r.LD's Tabernacle, after Divine Service, a fellow picked his pocket of a valuable gold watch and seals, which, on being detected, he threw up in the air. He was taken into custody, and says he is a journeyman baker. MODERN REFORMERS!--Tuesday, at the Salford Quarter Sessions, James Mahon was convicted of steal ing- a coat, a shirt, and a pair of stockings, the pro perty of his master. In his defence, he stated, that he was a lb:former, and that the prosecutor having two coats, both of which were better than his OW% he had a natural right to one of them! CORN-MARK - 1M MARK-LANE JULY t 7. The supply of Wheat to this day's market, both English and Foreign, were very considerable, for which there was scarcely any demand, and sales were exceedingly heavy at a decline of from ls. to .ss. per quarter from the prices of last Monday. Oats are also 4s. per quarter lower, in consequence of the im mense arrivals from our own coast as well as from abroad. Yfeans nearly support last week's pikes.— White Peas are nearly ss. per quarter cheaper, hav ing an increased supply of that article. Barley is from 2s. to 4s. per quarter lower. CuiMEM' raitl AS t;VDZIL: rscxisti. Small Deans 668 72* Wheat, Kent and Tick ditto 5OB 688 Essex 76s B•'s Oats, Potatoe 338 40s Suffolk "us Poland 301 36s - Norfolk 7I 7ds I-- Feed 24. 340 Rye 42s 4t flour, per Sack ..... ....70s 7511 Harley sBs .74s Rape,ved, per Last £4O £4B Malt 7os b6s 1011111421 f. bite Peas ..•.•.... sba 54a Wheat, Dantzic ..80s 888 Boilers GO. 63s Baltic lied, illambro or Grey Peas 32, Win, llmmcn,llr-abant redlOs 1). 31ARKET, JULY 87. To slytk the offal—per -tom at albs. Bed ........3s irse to 4s 84 I Veal .59 NI to 6$ od Mown 66 to .5a od Lamb - 4s. Gd. to Beasts is2llo—CAlves: - .2o—S a ip . and Lamh4 19,900--Pig• 210 H AY AND Writ iNV PER J.O.D. flay ES to XS 01 Straw Ad Os to Ai 10s C I Corer 5 to 2 Os Ruwen ... MOhto es i II i A E 1 1 4 . 1 1 ' 1 1 ' • / 1 r i f ill , i h 0 ; .. t t,i 1 ( , 41 I I I . • 1 1 It t r i VI ( 1 1 1-lif i ' I. i I ,) t f , : .. i ,• i 1 i • , , 1 .. „... 1 i • : A