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PAIAMSBR RICTURNED TO 6Y,RrIC IN TPIIS PRESENT ?ABLIAMENT. . County of Antrim ; -.-The Hon. John Bruce Richard O'Neill. 022jcs Or 014./N A NcEplitAY 14. jtoyal Regiment of Artillery. • nested Lieutenant Charier A. Oldham to be First Lieutenant, vies. Connell, &ceased First Lieutenant Witham Webber to bf Second Captain, vice Latham deceased ; and Second lieu. . textsv 'Minas Lovett to be Fipt Lieutenant, vice Webber. DMA ApaftlT, 1812. . orrICZ OF ORDNANCE, 111AY 15. Corps of Royal Engineers. . atbeetenstit i labo Haiper to be [wood Captain,•vice e amer Lt el e r ed ; llate e d ltr $6, 1 rota 1 1 e 2- itoyal Regiment of • Artill e ry, to be &coed Llano:mitt, vice Do Vernet, pro ' wessed.. Dated Moir 1, i 6t4. 01111120F4one signed by thp Lord Lieutenant of the County pf Nottingham. • z Nottinghamsitire Regiment of Militia. *Airy Metcalf Wardle, Esq. to by Can, vise Appesley, re. c• *gold. Dated May a, I $l2. . •• Third es. Rettord Regiment of Nottinghamshire *task Roo, Esq. to be Captain, vice Potter, resigned. Dated April pe t 1512. - 4th or Newark Regiment. gloom Thornton, jun. Fmk to beLleutenant-Colonel-Ceettnan• • dont, vice Thoroton, resigned. Dated Aptil pit, iliv. - commission in the Editibisrgh Regiment Of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. 7, lns . Drawn Pinispn, Gent. 43 be Ensign, vice Roberton, muted in the line. Dated February 7, 1 112. • COnstniSsions in the Rutland Letal Militia, signed • by the Lord Lleuteqnt. laws Tirelti to be Dated Mate, goblet tfs be Mat Lleisisoont. Dated as above. ;Qin Charlie Loath CileaF:l4; let &ROO .I . ..leseNtent' 'Nand Aped 52, L.- •. f , • . - P 1 115.1 a Wine's . ' G.K. G olio . pod Mai e l nit. Coat missions signed by ,bp Lord Lieutetsia of the Conniy . 'of Norfolk. • 10 pr East Norfolk Regiment of Militia, : Ipodilitori Noble, Gent, 'to *tam vice Hughes, yelp; Votes April stoat s, . ilekLerto e Regiment of Norfolk Leas' Milln io -0 Isoder4st• oterow, Gent. be Second Lleateitait, ilktori#l , 4 3**,l 400110, PUS. • • imuutlivrctstimmtoaD. wok. toetoot, Herphe vaderwifter, hOsof o . , den* and t.hiensiui, twelers . •• • A t ilga se=te . . . -pentei Mg*, Q , cottager, to •orreed4' • ttay en, ficsooimily 10, sad JUDO 27, ateleven, at the Kinfo Asia; laeharott or 4 l 49tolls Wllllutlual no. d KJn* &low," Leedom or Mr. Newman, Stroud. GueilaVinlue.dhory, - of Chan, nerphesecnsaanleees, inw-stationers, toper* en, dealers and cloven, MIY sod June 1 1!,,5t ewea, at gulW6an.- 0 Mr. I. l<. Minh 'Vlopoweet, Fleeadilly. • Pow Vonikr-A% liteiwaihreiTobeeketteet, Linda!, and of Enin4r-streat, allitlitalladEr ßead, almilakalar May al,'lune > and af4o,K Atwety, Mr... 14, AngelP-Onlis loboof Brodhawsere t beiiiAcre, Mitidlenet, Mt* one Map Ws .)** Iriv at bateivoe ar Altborsoy, Mr. Hlntiels, teelltereetohrand; ' • itbedelsbealA Ltluigolis lad PlPerumertie l hul e .- . nut s 7, s; oone, O at the Star and Fusser Towers , erpooto— Attoenleo, Mr. Swim's's, Paredlot-etreet, M. Unties Row-. lbws; Teasplooonit t Lllestedll ; Or' ettpk-Ins, London. *lard the yotiegte nod Joteel Pkterher; new *elate , • al Warrington, •Lancisbire, vlsehtererebs Anthill, el and aopm, June S, a 0 at' eines, Ct the ATMS 011,MMiebeater. Attoitties, Meters. Stivet ets7l """ Meerheileit or Ms. Pldlip Hued, Temple, - liandos: • thkebard maqh•ii, a Litotteol, MlFtb;filt did peas s era , Jo* - tit i - Taa esW, jolt iloadlieniestosa. 1, 1110,;( I- , .' - , co. EAT INDIES. : •„. • rune "lot Own, tat fiwP.Nuitis Inn, Newport. At ferules, Mr. • • Wore OrNewpert; Or Main. Janiesand Abbott, New-, 14:01;don, ' - • • • poorer Dm:tam Eizple-31fer, autroaniroadfols.l reel ehapman, Mai sts, and /nee attwelre,..llC. '`Alkietlen Mr. gttuns, NQ 76, • Haatsa-Gudile, a _ / lso Ellison late of Nall* Ilhinliii lia .Nonhunitonad. draper, • • skater adehapman, May Iliaisine; May Oki* tone 17 t eleven, at the Northumberland Arms,-North ghee . Atter .. nits, Mr. Henry 'Spree, Bell.court, Walbrook, ilmanh er -TAU. Richard Barker,•North Shields. • Samuel Lawrence, Q Stepney-Green, patjets st. Puninuh • Stepney, Mid.Uesex, carpenter, dealer and A vow, May as, 24,and June 27, at tencat 4 1 41dhifil. Attorney, Mr. Selby, flpper Charles-street, Northampton-square, Clerk enwell. Richard Cuthill, late of Wubd-ftreet, Spitalfel4s, Middlesex, silk-tniuufactarer, dealer and eltipmart, May 21, 90, and June 27, at twelve, at ,Golitl4l* Attorney, Mr, Conte, Atonic- Friars. ' Walter Powell, St 61de-court; Birthia-bant l London, her, dealer and chapm ru , M a y 19 , at ten, May 26, at eleven, • sad June 27, at ten, nt GUlhtudl.' Attorney, M r . Ed war d Clarke, No. 2, Thavies-Inn. ' • , John Howse, of liJandforti Vornm, Dorsetshise, dialer and chap man, Jtine 8,9, and et, at ten; ;t the Greyhound Inn, Bland ford Forum. Atu)nnes, Mr. George Moore, Blandford, Dor. set;, or Messrs. Wilson and Chisholme,Lherha'srinn4telds. • DIVIDENDS to be made at OUILD/1414 June G. J.W. Sherwood, Newgate.street, thermometer, It 11, June 6. S. Lee, Eirihin-lane, Merchant. at 1. Juno 4. J. Wood fcrd, Bearbinder-lime, cbeesemvoger, at 1. June 41. M. French, George-Efeet, wine -merchant, at I. June 6. J. Jatlesoe, Fern, has, surgeon, at 1. Junent. T.4layward, Deal, abopkeefter, at I. June 9. J. Honk Norwich, upholsterer, at It. S. Towesland, Chelsea, rectifier, at 11. June V. T. Clayton, Maidenhead, -printer, at It. June 15, j a ecky, Old Jewry, merchant, a; 1. June 2. T. Atkinson, Wapping, 10a:finger, at 11. June 19. &Knight, Whitecross-stre e t woollen-draper, at 12. luny 6. J. Hayward and G. Tumor, Lo ndon -street, merchants, at 11. June 30. 0.. AL and W. Harris aqd 1. Wilkinson, Wat- 1 ling-street, drape s, 11 . Juitead. 1. Shoos:111th, Petironh, sadler, at 1. June J. Daykison, fait India chamber,, mit! chant, at *. June - Q. T: Williams, Worcester, upholder, at t.— May gti. J. TigweU, Gospott, linen-draper, at 10. June 6. J. Hill, Great Mary-Ist-honne-street, tailor, at 1. lone 16. \ir, I tipnser and Co. Cannon-street, hat-man:facture*, at to, JIM W. J. Johnson, Great Alie erect. Wine merchant, at 10 . June 30. C. Metrics and J. Nailer, London, merchants, at 11. hue 6. J. Dodd, Thanumr,-stteet grocer, at 10. June 6. T. Herben, Dowgate-hill, cotton-Inertia:it, at 1. tune I. Haydon, King street, rut liner, at 11, 'pie 6. J. Varier, tioundsditch, slug seller, at 12. DIVIDENDS in be nude in the COUNTRY. June 23. J. Eldershmv Mina, bute4saler, at 11, at the Royal Hotel, Blrminghal. June If. F. Allen by , Louth, ricer, at - I I. at Att Klnei Head, E Looth. June X. R. Hach, Cud, He4inghani, butcher, at It, at the Angel, Colchester. June 111. S.Tbarnley, Manchisitr, manufacturer, at 10, at the Dog, Man chester. June 6. J. Stevens, Yeovil, gardew, at 11, at the Mermaid, Yeovil. tune 10. W. Baylis, Ledbury, baker, at 11, at the Feathers ? Ledbury. • CETIFICIOES.—JITNE 6. E. Fitton, Boltpu, milliner. J. Gibbs, Halabam, innkeeper. R. Nicholson, Glamford, banker. D. Hurter, Size-lane, neap. chant. J. W. Bunny. Clams, eowkeeper. J. Hockeahull, Sasaki . back, corn-factor. J. Phillips, Nevr_Kent-road;dealer. B. Tao ner, Dartmouth, chip-builder. T. Starkey, Old. ngford, innkeeper. T. and J. Rea, Minor*, grin-inakem 7. Wilson, Horton, WO. keeper. J. Pslglase, Bristol, merchant. J. F. Desangos, Wheeler etre= colour-dyes. I. Wilson, Knighton, tanner. S. Perk s . Gravesend, painter. M. Haughton t Hayley-Midge, dyer. Ut GrAlUms Liverpool, liquor-merchant. T. Jones, Guildhall-mai, warelsonsentan. W, and W. Lusliingtow Mark-lane, mercbanfs. Q. 'oche, Hull, merchant. W. Dorrlngton, _Lloyd's Coffee house, Wall rAnce-broker. Edgewate-road, timber merchant. W. Phillips, Brighten, builder. I. . Tarlina, Sun field, haroalesittan. T. 7 hoinpson, um. Waltham-cross, keeper. J. Murphy, Howland -street, engraver; C. Lutler, Jewry, broker. E. S. Neale, Cheapside, shewl insnufacturer.- ~ DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. ' Watson and Co. Ipswich, milers. J. and E. Croft, Yuri, plumbers. Spence and Airpnvortb, Leeds, corn-millers. Fends L and Fisher, St. Ives, armpits. Bat netts and Co. Kighle7. . Mali Nottingham, bourrto I l ig in Wootton 'nwalmen, Humphreys atr i Peabon, Ongn qi i-ttreet, peters. - *Awn and Payne, Long lane, paper. butippg-ataint Ivry and GO, Birmingham, japanners. Climber Oman BWftsham, gold-kev.makers. Cooper an Hal.'seareet;• - annatto-matinfacturers. Woodward and Sorrow, Bartletewbouldings, jewellers. Stotklum and Hobbr, ma-Miners. Maw and Armstrong, Leadenhall-stmet, ' , entree. klarifion bad Co. Paintees-lane, imber-dealets.- -e antillalmaint"troydon, lace-matastaanrem. 800-Nton. -Nton. Abe Vert feet fans India. He embarked at aaletigt is 'December. r. The celebrated hfahrattit Chieftainlesernat Rao ft died ark4Ploosoh n the rth of October, e had long me Coafined to obis bed, dad his bu d* stren g th as wOl as ;neap) faculties had forsa ken him. A new ship &led the Alterevoinbie was launch. ed at Calcutta in November.. Her batten is 1283 .torn. She was built in the abet period often months. The keel of a new 74, to be called the Cornwallis, had been laid down in. theirose dock. The nsitstor louildrx, Jenzetsjee Eomoore, is native of India, and deemed a skilful shipsimght. " Two Sepoys and a seaSsma have mendbeen murdered by the , colonies at Putt Louis, Isle of trance. —Those who hare declined to take the oath of ado. glance have been warned by proclamation tolanit the ( respective settlements. A body of 600 Capes have remedy beectiken into the Britisti , service, and disciplined by Lieute nant•Colond Austen. « The Turkish ()goverment, as tee bad protioud7 learnt through ether sources, had collected imaging* 'to make one great effort to overwhelm the Whabat; bees. • Their ileet in the Red Sea consisted of 1001 ships of various silts, constructed with great dispatch and secrecy in the Egyptian ports, and conveyed by the assistaace of camels to Gum On board were troops which had been twee:slay employed is ott rations by land and sea araknifthe Wink' cities. To crown the success of this crusade against the Wha habeas, nothing was wanin g but Ihtvecapture of the city of Mecca, which wou he attacked on the On* vat of the army of Emit. NSW sovrE IV4LES. • Bf the India fleet just arrived Caldbtta to the 6th of December have been reciiret‘ Pli a ll vdtich the following are extracts : - , _ . Oa Saturday, a set of Nevi South Wales tapers, to the Ist December, came to hand. Governor blacquacrie and hip Lady were making tour of the Southern Settlements. They initttif Sydney on 'the 7tb on board the lody Nelson schoo ner for Van Dieman's 'Land, from. whence they would proceed overland to Po Dalrymple t ' On the', rn Goveor's return, he woul d eiavgine the 4ariaus islands interspersed through Bass Straits. War Ex cellency was attended by Captain Aatell, Lieutenant Maclaine,. and Mr. biethvegp Acting Surveyor-Ge neral, ". The Admiral Gambier, with 197 male and 32 men of the 734 arrived at Port Jackson= ip October. It is supposed that the Pearl Fishery is situated to the eastward of 9t.thege. The' pearl oyster-sh4s are worth, in this tountry, abouksl4o per ton, and in China they tiring 20 dollars a pickle (135105.) The natives dive for them, and generally obtain five cons daily. Captain CalApbell, who discovered this fishery, fonaerly comanded the Harrineton brig, which traded to the Zast Indies, and was taken pos session of by some convicts, and carried out of Port Jackson. By this seizure he sustained a lossof £4 OU. We mention the circumstance to shew bow necessarY it is to have a small naval force at Pat iscition, as we understand when the Zealander sailed =imiq as were daily expected. the firkin) detachment id Bandlecund. under Captain Watson, was in September engaged with a Predatory force commanded by'Gopasel Sing. The latter being repulsed, retired under the walls of the fortress of Chacgot . 11 fastness of most elifficidt ap fr.al.h. His trdopv gave way, however, at the first of our infantry in front, and a &quadri* of the 11 native cavalry coming round by the ravines mat the tars lialkwinslefoice was destroyed or disper sed.* Cppaul Sing, however, with his usual good foMtie•usinivisi Atm the toil. • " Lt appears, by accounts from Hindoostan that the Rajapont States, (armed by a sense of their eau. mon. dangescfrom the ambition of Ameer Khan, have been Mused to great exertion. The army assembled to oppose this enterprii.ing Chieftain has been success ful in several encounter*, and cutoff his supplies ; he *as 'in consequence nzch ..ligressed, and being alar. - • • • • CORM" ,PIMS. • OFFICIAL Ppralcit FROM FULD-MARVELL SIM It MINA, DATED FALOOIIIIDO, 1 ITR OF Ana l VII MOO OIDIIIIAL Ut WIZ Of Tall ?FM &matt, se ch i ' the Sth instant I attacked, between Cased. Lego de Arleban and Guamieida de Wenn, u s t h e high road of Vitioria, 2.000 - mfantry g ond 1,50 bora. The (emit has been the ,falling of Ilse low, Is e try power that theyintitected. rive hundred - drew enemy were killed on the field of battle. /fog. sonars made, (some of whom have since died). aid SOO Spaniards released. One hundred mums have Mitered Vittotia with wowsded, of whom the s traw tort have had ast arm or kit amPutatod, inaddishk 0 those who have arrived at Wenn. P This remain in Chit kingdom various a4li jsai die eatinris troops, for the purpose (*pursuing me. Os 1 hxter received your Excellency's official di.. latch for Colon! Cruchaga, and the anuttunitim Ilave determined that one of my officers shall do. Zetiesbe prisoners and liberated Spaniards te See r • to be forwarded to Senor Imti c i T lAl till anerimsemsively be given to your E . ♦. • • • . ~ ., . ....ie•e. ~ . • The Ordinary 4 Nexygate made tie a 1 OA* Btllingham in the Course of Saturday. He app Gaml a ; -fw• rd With his situatien ; but persiitedin dermas he 78si the crime he had committed ; and wilsZ d odultet sensible to those exhortations which * Whit that t bilikto,propitiate the mercy of the Autresar,bylka 9tAls only atonement in hirpowcr-rannprestrved ishomp coon ledgment of his guilt. . .. • - ing 2 , Yesteldey Sheriff jars saw the Flame is lig Tor ti .cell, takutg Alderntan WOOO wit). him ; on thelsatt lin c aivng Um bow he foudd hialielf ? he replktd-os As :orb; trell in a man can U.:Obliging on bread and Was I e Es Oeirtimptlint think- to intimidate me, they sea A i torsi mario The• been jay of no offence, havinf • mil ixtit .4111ne an act of public jostice% can Bellingham convened rationally tin every solligt. eta excepting th 4 o( his lameeht Russia. .0s; this lever th ;epic, his re *on was perverted, and his =Wilt Pa , ;pang understanding bswilsiered. tie owe valet wished that he had gentler his wife from Lire .•••• . :., ; - • '.- o flatolx 14,1 0 , - wp eider dialle vr . restea amain interview " t l kgs '''...- • •'• lei * this . • _ • • rc' c . .'•i . •••• -.-• , , .e. suri""trr., - • , engham did not appear it Chapel ' ' , C.o774iftiltila‘ MAY 6. Blli ." Letters received from iNnotis.a. the 216 t UltiM46, MOrning, DQL was tbegf a clitllned Sermon: • _state, that the Preecelist/Aided the Vistula. in ,rPstsnent ervAmrdestruildic 40016 0(14. end Illsege three 'divisions. to the .iritheil of 411• eighty thousand ' w Prescribed by Act of •Pitribuwewt, which &It men ; it was their iasesdOis• ti Atte entered Pill:su.l that the, , crim inal , convicted keg be calve* te .whiels wax positively refused by the Governor, saying fie% Ru g were be kept 'Too bSeed sod wall 4 Sal be bad en orders to admit them, sad ;would opposi ratiem + ef • • • ditiriernince by force. .. ' • Since bis convietion he has been "evicted 14 4 . 1 In the French army there are three very fi ne togi. .4tone bat Ile persons belonging to the pdsOn, an • meats, cciraposed Of Spaniards, who have been mai i qUk allowed any ether sustenance thzei bread prisoners in Spain. • • ;lister.. nary nine and ten otclock • : A French privateer that hid taken two Swedish o, t in g tit t a ,.- - ner L att r d • ed him in 10 ,_,.., e111 : ja r , vessels. one from Oottenburgh, and the other *On s' - '''''" --- 4 1;7;T e was i e t tt i - r ti l • • !Vins as to the and et :WO • Warburgh, , has been captured by .a Swedish King ' s , marked , - . _ . .... 1 max li life had "a weerv im ,igtiatioW ;titter, and can* into Carlscronai together with her ` Niti _ ...the bilis asa ithisa 4 . 4 ol . oiirni d r. ; :Niro izes.. • - • MA R T &-••••The French advanced along the bias. 'pmt and seal Y lib • 41111 " 4 .; Ir . 1111 0-.. • ge "*. in, and took possession of fillau on 2 2d ultimo. ' ' 15 ' 14 ;41 mai t' ev • i ..., _ se '•-•'fi''t • 7 ••••••••••• "' -• ' . &__ ; 1 1 1 &y immediately ordered an .account to be taken of I The dejeetioa,ankithastfailiatall lobo "pip ' thi corn, meal, rice, and lead. They were expected continhed, to deer" 4k i titelfillese. . .. of the d r a t: at. A Reniesberg three days aftennelkitscr bed or- lien at nVits he beer iporoug l tli dered a roan G 11,000,000 dollars to bi tiforced and rege~bs ea the'urdierfv Decor ewve ready en their arrival- •• . • te, • .:„ • tended imainediarely. Mgr tappittroniels ‘ . • , i The Emperor of Russia' left Petenliorgh on the • perf ec tl y 1 .7 7 1r'' 1 _ 81 " 7 1.7 7 ='" ** list ult. to pill the arm.. Gina* Barclay. De , "xis to Pus MP wrwTs.set ; ~. .. ~.. Toby and Anrfelcll ,that he was perfecdi to las (i.-. are 10 lave the ebief command . 1 '.. ..._ • •:. • Mary .. „_,•- • • Piince Caerinski , who wit et the head of the eon. I peoseetelss re tried miss AR:. , ~, spiracy lately discovered, - bias been sem to me of ! daughter el filf. ohn' Neville,: merchant -- • , 4 , . most distant fortiesses itithe.Chtspian Sea. . • . tier, formerly of•NOWit i r :of • DIANO: . • . Aryl .•. . IdAy 9.-We learn - td-da s t i that Konigsheig all iin I . o 4thiel . l* wai 0 the of cafts ilia . t Elbing are in possession of . French. - . I relegate, bin Shaw's fans*, etltso *OW • '. - trisikfacie its prS. :4.15011 .1 60tut 4,1 ,1 . 11 0 1 ! g et ali t_ 11 ,10* .4 -1 *iiabotiev7 *lt - C l 4 • *. PO W , 1 ir , t, !?Direvir... ilk * i r l #Yre 41 " 1 " 4 "o at ro we l , "I he' 'A -2 efieom"*4 k im iev.e.honle4 an* 'it bejtitertselitits ,al! ? Ms fispataiilaw , O ri r ill V * /1.- possessios PI ...._,., _ . . l iTi,ll - ;ie - iii;;i fTri; e qt r i - liedtpbefairere, l. Jobbotreet , Li- wed by the 4strtion'of many of the' Afghan Niels, - 4°334 . ' jut Pi. moan. _ 1 T ha and 677:. y... 7 . .4 Atteeetr it, Vesses•CooPrr riti LBWesS°R.....Thathrt°ll". had -abated of hie demands. It was supposed, Oat, • ,_ A1*P...1t,. AWL IL eMployed tO dee* trill . Va" aaaeaT la" , l'alickla'; " •r . • I. Kidd, - 4.1 . Ca' itileSS inspirited by- some decided-sikeeits, be Would •c• Punt G9ttneeZet iii t e rs hence an th e ,-,-- 121 hInst• bin) and * wit.,blieTherl 'Wert LlTenfoot., , r -:... - • --4=11 64 04 1 .4 640 1, 144 . 41aminaptt00p1aR440 ,, uhipsitely relincluit his design asaiust the Web at •fe Frellidert• - ....sw. .40, • . 4 .1 -<- . . . . . . L ' 1 4 ,1 . 4 et at china, • ti.. 'Glebe 'tavern 11**,1,- "'Moore ! - • • ,•• - ' •t. . - - . .-• •.. .• . roil — "iiteuttrhaldirllM L - t t, ilisckeoek sad 2 •4 10 % Talliks 2 aitho I: 6. Ruejeit Sing an preparing farts - -• • ,.- - ' -••A - 1,-1 11 ,L1410:440$14•111". , hi netalel4*Pre lolll • o6 l •• • ...i• t • ._ ,t./.17-5 , i . g . ~ *4l agamst 101 He bed orgaatiemul his- i .„,,,.• • ‘ •• ' .I,o* fullstliatithirffilevararyso the Iss... hastclutd taw digerenee.wi •,',, - Ivr 1 9 41. ' ' . r ta h l t z: s tn atter the Euroitaan fashion, and do -• , •- I : Olin; 'it• ' • Asii‘ssitfar 'tabled through thi a • - c ity, Cheri& tiredd be Met for 41 z i ci • .., • ' 4. X' ' D• 1134 uniforms. . The Rajah . ** hlooltedrinsit • as his way front Petersburgh to IN*. watebix,'". ;a; Bau w4 .. t - i•-•• ...; .. . c, . ,"'" dflo 1 44 !iir- , , t .,.. iio offers of tribute . to . Runjeet-iih . -which iustuAlute4l, Aran It : !.. T .The I?uke of itetlis‘ with !; h C 7ersi p . urn st ta .. ► • .: Indocile croby, lgerefordshbv, t0ra40 44 611 ., and he bad minified lit attention la Afti,.lat r* 0* Dino" 41 1 11 'lmre 41010111 4 401 Ins hif t ie,str 'l4 teen ' .P t • - modeliejeilite, Mr; 57, ra . ; six, May elcull Jan e rc' a t e m u, ' .eltetry. c .fl- . 41, pptact l ia„ ,, _ ~, - ~.., ._ .. _ • .if it were polpltle lbw" il . at the Riwkles,-taitaitisivr. 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