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Cap. 86, and to the Directions and Regu lations Contained in the Warrant of Grant, that for the conve nience and advantage of such of the Offictrs, Non commissioned Officerst and Soldiers, and of the Representatives of such Officers and Soldiers as 'nay wish to receive their Prize Money in England, the Distribution of the Proceeds of the Booty, taken at the fol lowing Places, by the under-mentioned Forces, will commence and take plice at No. 8, Regent-street, Londoo, on Tuesday, the twelfth day of the present Month,. and end onTuesday the thirteenth day of March next ; when the Distribution by us must, according to the said Act cease, and the Shares thee remaining unpaid, must be paid over to Cheltea Hospital, and to the Tteasuries of the East India Company, (that is to say) the Shares unpaid, belooging to his Majesty's EDI eel, td Chelan Hospital, and those unpaid be longing to the Forces of the East India Company, to the Trea suries of their respective Presidencies in India, viz. Bengal, Madras, and Bombay. It will, therefore, be to the advantage of all persoot concerned, especially those belonging to the Forces of the East In dia Company, to apply for their Shares as soon a possible. All persons belonging to his Majesty's Forces, whose Shares may be so paid over to Chelsea Hospital, must apply fur payment of them to the Deputy Treasurer of that Establishment, and all persons belonging to the Forces of the East India Company, whose Shares may be paid over as before mentioned, must apply for them in the usual manner, to the Treasocers and Paymasters of the respective Presidencies above specified. In order to save the Army the expense of Powers of Attorney and Agency, it is thought right to apprise such of the parties con cerned as may not be acquainted therewith, that every Officer, Nort.commissioned Officer, and Soldier, entitled to participate in this Prise Money or Booty,may (if in London) receive;heAmount due to them, in person, from us, on satisfying us that they are the .persons entitled w it ; or if at a distance, by drawing on us for the Amount, according to the following Forms and Instructions : the Officers through any Banker, or other respectable person. the Non commissioned Officers, and Privates, through the Agents of the Regiments to whic.h they belonged, provided such Drafts or Bills are presented to us for payment on or before the said thirteenth day of March, 1827. If the Signatures of Oacers, who may draw Dills fur their Prise Money are nor known to , us, it will be necessary for them to adopt such measures as may be necessary to satisfy ui of the correctness of their Signature previous to our accepting their BM. It will also be necestiry for the Representatives of deceased Officers to produce to us the Probate of Will, or Letters of Admi nistration (as the case may be) before we can pay to them or to their Order, the Shares due to those they represont- And with respect to the Shares of Non-commissioned Officers and Soldiers of his Majesty's Forces, the Act of 58 George 111. Gags. 73, directs, that the Distributing Agents shall not pay the Shareof any Non-commissioned Meer or Soldier, to any person ci persnuovrbats9ever, other than the Non-commissioned Officer or Soldier entitled to the same, or to the next of Kin, or Executor, or Administrator, of such Non-commissioned Officer roe Soldier, or to the Agent of some Regiment, Battalion, or Corps, of his Ma jesty's Army or Militia duly authorised by the Patty entitled thereto to receive the ume. AU Bills drawn in Great Britain and Ireland by Officers, must be on proper Stamps, and ail Orders drawn by Non-commissioned Officers and Privates, must, according to Act of Parliament, be upon a Shilling Stamp, when the amount of the share ;weeds forty shillings, • As much injury has been done to Soldiers and their Representa tives entitled to Prize Money, by Certificates having been signed in favour of per4ens not entitled thereto, it is requested that great Caution may be used on the present occasion. And all concerned are informed, that any person personating others or committing Forgeries for the purpose of obtaining the Prize Monty due to others, is by the Act of 54 Geo. 111. Cap. 86, liable to suffer death 21a Felon, without benefit of Clergy. All persons entitled to participate in the Booty advertised for Distribution in the Gazette of the 21st of November last, who may not have drawn for their Shares previous _to the receipt of this Nodee, and who may also be entitled to participate in the Booty DOW advertised for Distribution, may draw for the whole of the Shares due to theta in One Bill, specifying in the Margin of the said Bill, the Pisces and Amount to which they are entitled--and referring in the body of the Bill to the Dates of both the Gazettes, viz. 81st of November, arid Bth of December, 1826. FOULS OF ND ORDERS ABOVE RED TO Poona &sew l'oorunder South of tile Valais Via/mop Hifi Forts TOs OF BILL TO .11 DILAWS Jr orTicsas. tPlace and Date.] At levee aafs'sight.pay to [ ] or order, the Sum of there state the amount in words and in ster pug money] being Any share as [state the r.aik and situation held at the time] of the proceeds of the booty granted to the Forces under the command of Lieutenant Gee, metal Sir Thomas Hislop, Ban. for Captures made at the Places specified in the margin, as ad vertised in the London Gazette of Sue December, 18%. Signature. Total Amount it [The Amount due to each the Capture or rsplores at which he was pre sent, h to be ktserted opposite to the Name of each Place.] To Archibald Campbell, Esq. and Lieutenant• Colonel Ar buthnot (the Agents intrust ed by the Trustees for the said booty, to distribute the same), No.B, Regent-street, I.ondon. [The Regiment to which he be• longed ~ and the Rank held at the time,to be inserted here.) . . . . ..ihor . . . . ritorrustier • • • &itch et the Kistnal %1 1 assoOta . Forts . . . FOKM OF BILL! TO la DRAWN By max NOW $13.1x0. at [place and date.: At seven days after sight pay to ] or order, the sum of fhere state the amount in word-, and in sterling money' being my share as (state the rank and situa tion held at the time) of the pro ceeds of the booty granted to the Forces under the command of Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas HUlop, But. for Captures made at the Places spedfied in the margin, es advertised in the Lon don Ossette of al • December, 11124. • Signature. tTbe Amount due to cad Individual, for the Capture of e:ptures at which be was pro mist, is to be inserted opposiu to the Name of each Place.] . Total amount Poonak Siughur Poorunder South or the E Wgnoota Hill Forts POLK OF SILL TO as MUMS ST murarappao NIX (Place and date.] At Seven dabs' sight pay to 1 ax air, the stun of, there irate the amount in words and in ster ling money) being my share as i(ute the rank and . Aunt*, held at the time] of the proceeds of the booty granted to the Forces under the gourmand of • Lieut.- General Sir Thomas nth), Hart. rim, Captures made at the Places sire - gibed in the margin, as advertised in the London Gazette of Bth December, 10:'13. . Signature. Total Antamt . A [The Amount due to each tor the Capture Sr Caf tures at which he was pre sent. is to be inserted opposite to the Name of each To Archibald Campbell, Esvrad Lieutenant-Colonel Arbuthnot, (the Agents intrusted by the ustees for the said booty to distribute the same), No. $, urgent-street, Loudon. tThe Regiment to which lie • belonged, and the' Rank held at the time to be inserted here.) MULTI nc airs. These are to certify that we have examined the abovr-named who signed, or acknowledged the above Order in our Presence, and from the Documents which he has shervn list and his Answers to our Questions, we have reason to believe that thy said was serving in the above-mentioned Regiment at the time of making the above Captures, and that he was discharged on the day of I iiii ; that he now resides in this Pirtsh, and is an 'Out-Pensioner of elsea Hospital. Given under our Hands at the Day of 182 (Signed) Itlinister, Churchwarden, or Elder, as the case may be. • If nova Pensioner these words to be erased. • I'ORSC OF BILL TO at DRAWN TOR . . Poonad Sinshur Puorunder South oldie Klitia Wasaoota - Hill Fotta, DOC 411SIED )Lill. (Place and date.] At seven days' sight pay to [ ] nr order; the sum of [here state the arneint in words and in ster ling money] being the 'abaft of iirate the name, rank, and slum. !ion .f the deceased] of the pro. credo of the booty granted to the Vorees under the command of yeutenent-General Sir Thomas pisiop, Bart. for Captures made at the Places specified in the mar- G, as advertised in the Leedom zette of Bth December, 1846. Total amount [The Amount due to •etch Lndi•idual, for the Capture er Captures it which he was pre sent, is to be inserted make to the Maw of each Pkce.] To Archibald Campbell, Ea+ and Lieutenant-048nel Ar- butbnot (the Agents intrust ed by the Trustees for the said booty, to distribute the same), No. s, Regent.stroet, London. [The Regiment to which he be longed, and the rant held at the dare to be inserted hem] czannc•Ti. These are to certify that we have examined the above -natnell who signed, or acknowledrd the above order in oar presence, and. from the iloettinents annexed,* and his (or her) Answers to our Qnestions,we have reason to believe that the above' named is dead, mid tiht the-said is the ... to the said deeeased o and that hd (of she) now resides In this Parish. Given under our hinds at the day of 182 (Signed) Minister, Churchwarden, or Elder, as the ease may be. • Anus the documents alluded to. PLAcas and Foam above referred to. POONAJ General Staff , His Majesty 65th Rest. Forces of the Presidency of Bombay. Engineers Horse Artillery Foot Artillery Poona's Auxiliary Aral. Ordnance Department European Regiment Light Infantry B.n. Ist Rep N.I. 2d Bat. 2d do. Lt do. 3d do. Ist do. 6th do. td do. 7th do, Ist' do. liab do. std do. Resident Escort Pioneers • . Diary; Corps , Poottatt Aux& Brigui lst Dattabon Ditto do. 2d d Forces of tharresideoel • of Mai Madras Foot Artillery Pioneers. ZOLOPIAIII. Cum. in Chief Brigadier Gen. Lieut.-Colonel Major, &e. Ace. a, act. SINGH General Staff fits Majesty's 22d Lt Dragons Detach. Flank Bat. Forces of the: Id Bombay. 17.ngineers Foot•Anillery European Regimest 7th Rest. N.I. 1K Bat. Itud Pioneen Fortes of thePresidenel of Madras. Engisteen Foot Arti[key 12eb Regt. N.I. 24 Bat. 6 Cos • 15th Refs. N. I: 14 Bat. 4 Cos. Rile Carps 4 Cetnpanie Mamas id Batsikitselt Amount of the Share of each Rank of the Pro ceeds of the Booty taken at Poonah. (Bomb. Rup. rSteeL Moaey R. A. P. 45194 5 18952 1! 1 4551 1 3034 0 ' 1517 0 758 '8 189 10 37'14 . 25 4 14 10 75 . 15 471 O 4 n $ 610 ' Bomb. Rup. IL A. P. "161823 4 3" !7618 7 4 11047 6 1 6626 6 10 4418 IS 3 2209 7 7 1104 11 9 5S 3 36 15 i Is S 110 7 36 13 18 6 I 12 X. a. d. 5576 7 53 1619 14 9 388 14 II 259 5 11 129 11 $1 64 13 In 16 3 11! 5 4 9* 2.3.4 1 1 7 -.1 9 'll 3 1 I'7 0 14 44 Steel. Money it S. (I. "V2SO 14 &I 2359 1 61 943 12 71 566 3 61 377 9 01 188 14 6 94 7 3 4 14 41 3 t 101 } 1 11 5} t 5 . 101 n 51 1 0 pi TroopQr.Mast Sur-Sed:BvN Serieant . Ronk and Me XASIVIS. . • 811%64 &c. Jamas?, &c. Haviidar, &c. Naisue, Drums'. &c. Com. la Chief Brigadier Gen. Cukor' Lieut.-Colonel Major, &c. Captain, &c. Su" Serj. &c. Se'Omit Rat and File NATIVLS. far, &c. dar, &c. War, &c. Pr aces and Fonensabove referred to. POORUN. DIZIL General Staff HisMaiesty's 424 Regt. Lt. Dragoons Detach. Flank Bat. Forces of the Presidency of Bombay. Engineers Pout Artiller, 'European ltegt. 7th Hest. N.l. Ist Bit. 9th do. 2d do. Pioneer's Detachritent Puonah Supernumery. Aux. Bat. Forces otthePresldendi of Madre*. Prigineers Foot At tHilry N.I. CI. Bat. Rifle Carp% Pioneers Decaelment SOUTH OF THE Geniral Staff His Mairity's 28ri Lt . Dragoons Drnrc4. Forces of th*Presidency of Madras. • Engineers Horse A. attached to Cid Lt. Pragoottp Foot Audiery, Detach. sth Rtgt. Lt. Cava!! 3 Troops 4th Rest. N.I. 2d Bat. chh ti U. 24 Bat. '5 Cos. 12kh do. 2 CoiS URI ROIMA MI. Corn. in Chief Brigadier Gen. Colonel Lirmt.-Colonel Major, &c. CaPtain. &c. Subalttrn, &c. Staff Svc . ). &c. Serjeant Rank And File, &c. lIAIIIVES.. &e. Jemadar. au: HAvildar, &c. Naiiur, Di umr. &c. KIS . TNAIi. 11l KOPEANS. Cont. in Chief Brigadier Ben. Lieut.-Colonel Major, Dec. Captain, &c. Subaltern, acc. Staff Serj. &c. Serjeaut _ RaLk and File, ac. NATIVES. Subadar, &c. Jemadar, &c. Ilaviidar, du. Nalgue, Plrumr Pioneers 4 Companies I &c. pd Bat. Bomb. Rup.iSterl. Mon. Amount of the Share of each Rank of the Pro ceeds of the Boot y taken at Puorunder. IL A. I'. 3382 9 3 2588 9 2 953 0 5 571 13 1 381 3 4 190 9 8 95 4 10 4 li 2 S 2 9 1 9 4 6 5 3 2 9 1 9 4 1 1 0 11 Rooth. llttli 1 R. A. 3059 6 6 e/33 .11 2 656 0 7 437 5 8 216 10 10 109 5 5 5 7 5 3 10 3 I 1 13 1 10 14 11 . 3 10 3 C . 1 13 1 /1 3 5 ~I E. s. d. !.159 15 2i ;203 10 2e 81 8 1 18 16 101 52 11 2i 16 5 7 8 2 91 0 8 1b O 5 5 10 2 8i 0 16 5 0 5 5 O S 11 1 0 1 9 Sterl. Mon: X. I. d. 259 12 5j 233 9 8j 56 0 $1 17 7 11 18 13 61 .9 6 91 0 9 4 O 6 21 10 3 -11 0 18 8 O 6 26 O 3 1* 0 2 01 . - WASSOOTA. Bomb. Rolf. Sterl,Money. —,--- General Staff • pit Majesty's .. 22d - Lt. • • Dragoons, Detich. insane's& R. A. P. se. s. d. Flank' Itstaliou • ..;1. Pam. in Chief 7848.5. , 7 •987011 8 21 Vorc'es Of tee Presidency Brigadier Gen. 37342 8 0,3189 13 51 of Bombay. Colonel 14957 0 01275 i 7 4/ -Engiocers • • • Lieut.:Colonel' 8962' 5 2I 765 10 5 Foot Artillery Major, &c. 5974 12 9..510 6 11} European Regt.l COL Captain, &e 2987 641 - 255 3Si 7th Rest., N.I. Ist' Bat. bakern, &c. 1493 11 .SI 127 11 81 Bat. St 9th do. • .2J aff Serj. &c. 74 10 11 6 7 6'.1 -•2 Cbs. - - 'arjeant 49 12 7 4 5 01 Pipirles Detachmegt Rank and p gon4 h g aipe,roum a ge., line : , / .24 . 14 3}2 2 61 Ads. Bat. • .. ; • - - wen of. *' K. " i i r e i * .. I, nareems. ' - of lallitaf' '-- •• -4 1 :sr-- Engineers Foot Artillery Jemadar, &v. 49 12 7 4 5 81 12th Seat. N.I. 2d Bat. Havildar, &c. 24'14 3 2 2 61 6 Cos. . Naigue, Diann. Ride Corps, 4. cos. &C. 16 9 6 } 1 8 4 Pioneers, Detachment HILL FORTS. . . Bomb. Rap. i Sterl. Money _ . M•NIN=I• 'EUROPEANS. • li.. A. P. se. a. d. * ••••=•••• General Staff Com. in Chief 12271 2 4:1042 3 21 -las Slijesty's Royal Brigadier' Gen. 12306 4 1111051 3 51 Scots 2d Bat. 2 Co.. ' lieut.-Colonel 2933 a 2 252 5 sz Major, &c. 1969 0 11 168 3 91 - • Captain, &c. 984 8 01 84 1 10 Forces of the Presidency Subaltern, &c. 492 4 0 42 oil • of Madras. iStaif Serj. &c. 24 9 9 2 2 01 Engineers • I Srrjeant 16 6 6 1 8 04 Not Artillery . I Rank and File, 1 8 5 3 l• 0 14 0 European Regt. 5 Cos. &c. 2d Reit. N.I. Ist Bat. NATTI2II. 13th do. 9d do. —•-•• Detach. Subadar, &c. 49 3 7 4 4 1 ' Plowed, 5 Companies Jemadar, &c. 16 6 6 1 8 01 Havildar, &c. 8 3 3 014 0 • .Naigue, Drumr. 1 5 7 6 ' } 0 9 4 &c. I - ARCHIBALD CAMPPELL C. G. J. ARBUTHNOT. Deccan Prize-Office, No. 8, Regent-streg!, London, Bth December, 1826. N. 13. AU Persons having occasion to address the Agents, on subjects connected with the Deccan Booty, are requested to seed their Letters open, directed to them, under Cover, " To the Right Honourable the Secretary at War, War-office, Londnn." This day was published, In One thick Vol. royal Bvo. price 25.. boards, DART 1. of the PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY and REVIEW for 1826; containing the DEBATES of the last Session, carefully revised and arranged under appropriate heads. Price 255. On the lit Jan. 1827, will be published, PART IL—The PARLIAMENTARY RRVIER—con. taining Essays on the principal subjects discusied in' Parliament, together with au Examination of the Arguments employed in debate, Also, as speedily as possible, PART lII.—PAR LI A M RNTA RY ABSTRACTS—contain ing the Substance of all important Papers presented to each House during*the Session. Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green. EVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION, DAY and MARTIN rearectfully inform the Public. they have, after much labour and at a very considerable ex pense, brought to perfection a Label of such singular construction and extreme diihzulty of execution, that they trust will effectually prevent the many Frauds that are daily practised on the Public.— An attention to the following description of the Label will ensure the genuine Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like Lace of a pink colour covers the principal part of the Label, the names of Day and Martin are printed in white letters edged with pink and black, and placed on a white ground, the address, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, is also white letters edged with pink and black, but placed on the lace pattern, the signature and price at foot are black on a white ground, the preamble and directions for use are printed as before, black letters on white ground. .97,11igh-Holborn Srptembvr, 1821 • IMPERIAL PARLI ANi EN I'. HOUSE OF LORDS, Deci maza 9. -- - - Eight Members of the House of Commons tssembkd this day, pursuant to Order, for the purpose of bringing up Money Bills to the House of Lords. At the sitting of the House, Sir A. GRANT, and the other Members, brought up the Exchequer 13111 Act and the Transfer in Aids' Bill,which passed the liouLe of CdIIIMOII/ on Friday.. 011 the motion of the Rat! of SHAFTESBURY they were read a first time s and the second reading fixed.for Monday.—Adjourned. MADRID, NOVEMBER 30. The following is M. Salmon's note resper:ting the de cision taken in the Council of Ministers on the- Portu guese invasion. Ir was communicated officially on the 28th instant to theAnibassadors of Portugal, England, France, Russia, and A;ts,tvia . . " I have the honour of communicating to your Ex cellency, by order of the King, my augyst master, that haiiittg Made known to his Majesty that the Portuguese refugees who fled to Spain had revolted in their depots, and had made an invasion of Portugal, abu..ing the gilneidius hospitality extended to them in Spain, and surprising the vigilance and good faith of the authorities id those places where they were collected, the King, my august master; 'heard • the fact with the greatest dis pleasure ; and. his Majesty, desiring to repair the bad effect which may be produc:d by an event so unex pected, and to present in future an abuse of the gene rous hospitality granted to foreigners who take refuge here, has deigned to decide that. the Captains General of the provinces bordering on Portugal shall cause it to Is.r intimated by extraordinary couriers, that t .ey base commanded the surrender of the arms and effects brrught into Spair. by the Portuguese refugees, and that they have at the same time received the effects and the arms-which the Spanish deserters had carried into Portugal. His Majesty likewise commands, that the SAM Captains Genei al shall o der into the interior, and to the distance of sixty liagues from the frontiers, the Portugnese emigrants now in Spain, sepa-ating theca from their Chiefs, and only placing in one depot fem. n at most, who shall remain secluded under Spanish • • officers. N His Majesty has also ordered the same CaFtains General not to rec e ive any more armed Portuguese into Spain, and to afford an asylUrn only, together with the orcinary suceouis required by humanity, to such as enter. unar med. " As far as regards the Count de Callen — and the Marquis of Chaves, the most peremptory 'orderi hate been given that they should not •be allowed to reside in this kingdom, and did they shall be escorted to the frcntkr) by the gendarmerie. 4. Finally, orders are given to the Captains General commanding in the frontier provinces, that on their responsibility they fulfil punctually the dispositions above stall i. `66 These orders. were dispatched yesterday evening to the Captains Geller:4l of the homier provinces, and there was likewitedispitched a courier. extraordinary to theArnbassador of his Majesty at Lisbon, giving him an account of what has been done, and ordering him to inform the Portugoese Government of it. • " His Majesty, desiring never to depart from the lie* of conduct which he has prescribed to himself u ith re spect to Portugal, and wishing, likewise, to avoid every step that may furnish a pretext ft r endangering the :e -lation, which exist between the tao countries, 'has bzen 'pleased to command me to communicate this to your Excellency, that you may i n f orm your Government of it, which, as the King my august master hopes, will see in it a new proof 4)1 the desire which his Majesty enter tains, never to consent to anything which, under any pretext, may disturb the public tranquillity which Europe eitj Is, and t avc.id as far as in his power, any step that may endaoger that tranquillity. 66 Your Excellency will see that these measures;which the King, my master, has deigned to take, give a com plete solution to tie difficulties which you proposed in `your last note, in which you required explanations on this subject. " I seize this new opportunity of assuring'your Ex cellency of the distinguished consideration with which I am; &c. • (Signed) " SALMON." - . " Madrid, Nov. 28." It is said that the Marquis de Chaves has had an affair with the gars icon of Braganze, and chat after a day's fighting, the 21st regiment, who composed part of the garrison, had revolted, that the troops which re• mained faithful to the Portuguese Government had re treated, and had taken up a position some , leagues in the rear of Bragauza, waiting for the troops dispatched from Lisbon to the province of Tras-o'.Alontef. The dispatches brought by the courier, who left Lisbon on the 22d inst. have nothing that leads to the belief that the invasion - of the northern provinces was known to the Regency at That time. The courier arrived on the 26th ; another was expected - yesterday evening. Preparations are made at the French and English Legations ,to send the dispatches which he mg bring to their respective Courts. Accounts from Lima of the 26th July, state, that two squadrons of cavalry had revoked, and it %%as feared they would be joined by all the troops in the province. General NECOCHEA hid been arrected, with seventy Officers, most of them Peruvians and Chi Lam. The advice, from 8:. Petersburg!) come down to the 16;h of November, at which period no signs of winter had yet appealed. The heat of the tumnier had been so great that the crops of peas and pulse had failed, and the rivers being very low, trade had been'greatly interrupted through the deficiency of communications: In Sweden and Denrnat k, as well as in Rusiia, the duties were reduced oil the importation of stye' ai kinds of grain, of which the want began to be sevgtely fel', so that had not our Ministers wisely opened our ports in September, it is likely that we should - not save beta able to procure any supply at a later period:. • Letteis from Ria Janeiro state, that inic rin4tioa has been received. there, of the lkossou .frigate having touched at Pitcairn's Island,.in the. South s ea, where some few years since the muti n ee rs of the Bounty had found a retreat. Old !DAMS, "the 13st survivor of .these unfortunate individuals ivris and in tolerable -good health. • ••••• • • - To Archibald Campbell, Essi. and Lieutenant -Colonel Arbuthnot. [The Regiment to which (the Agents intrusted by the be belonged, and the trustee, for the said booty to Rank held at the time distribute the same, ) No. 8, t o b e i nserte d h ere .] Regent.stre e t, Londias. CEITITICATIL These are to certify that we have examined the above-named who signed, or acknowledged the above Order in our Presence, and from the Documents which he has shewn us, and his Answers to our Questions, we have reason to believe that the said was serving in the above.mentioned Regiment at the time of making the said Captures, and that be is now serving as a Iti the Regiment of Given under our Hands at the Day of 182 -----, Commanding Officer. -, Adjutant. ----, Paymaster. le tn, ni nn bis ay he on a rd ng It. )1 . t ,er he i• • or rrt- -07. in th ird 01. r 5, $ ( 1. tre es, nd d Dd Dd de as Oe