Star. — London, England, 1803-09-30 00:00:00

k, and arrie4 came dads of di* dio rmeey A die NAUTICAL IW+ELLIGEIVCZ. MA/LS THIS DAY.—Wilid N.E. Aga. DIM. All. tag g. talbna t t Hamborgh Waterford t s Lifbon o o Twelve of the Leeward Eland feet are arrived at Driaol. The homeward Leeward Viand fleet has ezperi *need confiderable loft on its pairage. Advice is re ceived of two of the merchantmen, the Stanley of London, and the Eagle of Liverpool, with a (loop of war which was convoying them,having unfortunately roandered at ika ; and it is much feared, that fome further lore' have been fuftained. Pzrtstouza, SEPT. 2.—This morning arrived here 'the Naroci cartel, of Dover, Capt. Latomaa; and the Pruflan flip King of Pruffla, Capt. Joaoassow, both from Morlaiz, in France : they failed from that place yefterday morning, at t t o'clock, and report thatet that dim there was not a gun or Rat-bottomed hat * that t Ui c there warn not a gun or Rat-bottomed oat in the port . , nor any preparation whatever going On there for the threatened invalidn. Arrived alfo the Mouentaos, of 18 guns, from Guernfey ; and the Venikabet, Capt. LOUD, from Chrifliana, for this port, with deals.:—Sailed the BoainCta. of 38 guns. on a cruise. POILTINOOTH,SIPT. t9.—Arrived the FAIRY uoop OF war, Capt. Lord W. Frrzitor, from a cruise. This morning failed • the Ezcs ;Azar, of 74. guns, Capt. Sorasaon ; Amazon, of 36 guns, Capt. Nam; Jazonse, of -t8 guns, Capt. Sraacnty ; and the l iVii.ztaw. armed (tore fillip, W. Duncan, hi:miter, with a large convoy for the Mediterranean ; •lfo the Fisoaaa, of 44 guns. Capt. Lord M. Kass; the SVVVISAITTE.of z 6 Rah Capt. MIATIICOTS, with a convoy for Oporto; and the Classes:is, of 32 jens, Capt . Sazar, with a convoy for Guernfey and rky. Thla afternoon failed, in confequence of an 'Order by the telegraph, the R4brooraitfr g . ts. g tu ; s,, Capt. HOTIE•11 t and the . 14aaistese of gsßints,H Capt. Hotieli, to the Ealkirard. tbiTat of tde• homeward bound. frees the s ladim..,are in the Channel. Crtiltari havt failierfteeh diddlifirentl Ports for their promotion. • _1 Dias, Sur. ag:.--Sail4d the MATTO* man of war, for Woolwich, and $1191&141111 Coop of war, to' the Eafiward. Wind E. SA.' Saatainss, Ss PT. 29 —Unived his Majetty's.gun Wrixs FiItIITTSI and Maytag. Tht ATIICA and Tains are or tte* to be immediately fitted for block Chips. The G e nes has failed for the Downs. — Two Signals are now ending here to alarm the troops at Chatham, de. in cafe of any appearance of invalion Or the approach of the eintay to the Coall. The day' • Sghil is an amazing large heap of rabbi& to finch when fet on fire, and the night lignal it dry faggots 6 blase. Our Volunteer Infantry, Corps are in a wary great Rate of forwudnefs as to difcipline, and ire hope will, in a very little time, be able to join any tegular fortes, Ikould they be required. YAINOUTIM, &VT. 29.—'The Pell ILOTI frigate has inn out of the Elbe the Four Brother:s, bah, on- 1 known, laden with rye, and Pent her into this port ; the Paoesos frigate arrived here the 37th, in the evening, 'l e aned the ssth in the morning, to &moth : of 64 guns, Roszock. IN. and Artsoscatia frigate remain in the Roads.— Arrived the Diane, Barn tart., from Chriltiana : the Usneoew frigate has fent in here the Den Unge Ger- Lard, RICIAITA. frorn St. Thomas, bound to Ere bee, with tetiacco, ram, and fitgar.—‘Sailed the Ann, ALI/ANDS!. for Liverpool ; and Leda, Sea teas, for London.—Wind S. E. Olataoce, Styr. 24.—The Governor Carletith. Utiest. of and from this port, arrived at Halifak i6th ult. after having captured a French brig, front America to Dunkirk, laden with totton. and carried her into Halifax. The 'Maga and St. Vincent fleets, for Europe, arrived at Grenada 2111 July; alto the Leander, GRAHAM, from hence; and Dart, Wyttre, from Qltebec ; the former a7th, the latter sith July. The Hercules, CRAOTOID Fame. Pa-raison; and Trim. HUTTIIII, all for Clyde, failed frois Grenada aid July. The Europa, 14.Aarstua, for Port Olaf gow, failed from Nevis 27th July. The Admiral Packenhatn, Calst. for Clyde, left Antigua alb uly. The Belleille. Douotas ; and Margaret, Rain, for Clyde, left St. Vincent soils July. The following ve&ls, pan of the Leeward Masi heel , Had up for Port elafiner. at 4 Lie bear LR sight, •u. Europa. ISPAnTntra., from 'Si. IGteslk Aaive, trita.sit. front Trinidad s and the Trim., HVITIR. from Grenada ; and it is Paid foes edits, wilds are bellow. Re are happy to have it itt over power to east the sealant given in the Liverpool raper, of the 101 l of the VICTIMIT. Capt. Illoattsoe s as to the number of the crew who petalled with her. The following extra& is from a letter received by tore of Capt. Moaatrom's friends in this town. of which be was a native ;-- Limp et. sad aset. del The Sip Viettrry, Cept. Marais. faded bent beret se 'Net thy; neti the Wee ceasing. sks frees o'clock. brach es Welt Hoyle bash is • Aslant pie of wind yclieeday iseesiss. *beat tea ticket. be west is pima. Sceentees of the crew Caved thew. kites u the Isis. and Ave mere, who ware heed *a she maim wad* aria& they cw away, were peke/ sp by s Ming bast. The somber thee pert Zed. bast the swig seesesft seesust. asemsbi fart.. !rzlealrg par Cap. hiseeirest veto, I ems Warmed by R. jolt pervious te the etagere., te pieces, received a biers loi.rw rrna CM Wing d a fp, , , lagrsUy wattled FROM LLOYD% MIST. The Menalee. Irtob , rifoo, from Jamaica to Landon , was tip: tured on the tit of Augaft by the .1(1 - venture privateer Irian Sour- Omni. The pointer, front Tobago to London, j on th s re at Grenada. Part of the cargo damaged. Guavzsasib, Strt.lB.—Palled by, the Telemachus, Rolston, front Cork ; Chariotte,--a— from Stettin; Caroline, —, from Archangel; At hall; front Memel; Hedwig, Barrington, from Gottenhurgh ; bleeding, Harold; Mandell, Varell; Ann and Dorothea, Foreman ; Two Siltero, Bodoni Four Brothers, Winter ; Ann and Elizabeth, Wright ; Prince Frederick, Nicholls; Unity, Hanlon; Count Tindall, —; Hornlburgb. —; and Vrow Ferns, Luck, front Nnrway.—Sailed the William, Hart, for St. Michael's; Martha, Forger; Ranger, Orton; Hibernia, —....; and Fanny, Maberly, for Peterfburgh. AR/WED.—At Brills!, Nevis, Corry; and Ring David, front Nevis; Atlantic, M'lsitire, from St. Vincent's; Phillips; and Versus, Hunt. from St Kites; Sally, Lead, from Antigua; Betley, Bailey, from Grenada; Ann, Hooper; Hope, Gardner; Briton, Reid; and Ark, Reid, from Barbados. Al Lancafter, Eliza, O'Neil, from St. Thomas's. A convoy is appointed fir the proteltion of the Clyde and other vcirels outward bound.—We have reafon to think this convoy will rendezvous at Cork, and proceed to the Weft Indies, taking under their protation to a certain latitude, veffels bound to Ame rica. A letter from a Gentleman ac St. Kin's, dated 28th July, to his friend at Glafgow, Pays—" On the 22d roll. a French privateer captured the b-ig Mary of London, and brig Caroline of Dublin, loaded with fugar ; the Royalty fehooner of Bermuda, loaded with flour, and the Nimble (loop in in which I was a pagenger. The French Captain did not touch an article of my baggage, and he gave me back the (loop, but he took all the faihir negroes. I Was obliged to ranfom my fervants, and 1 gave a re ceipt for 33 Britifh prifoners of war put on board of the Hoop." We have the pleafure to announce the fare arrival at hottshay. of the Hon. Company's (hip Ts los. mourn,. Captain SKINNER, from Bufibra, with dif patches for Government. Colonel Haacouar came palTenger by. the TeIGNMOUTH, and was landed at Anjengo. The following Gentlemen are appointed Managing Owners of the unde'rdletnioned (hips, engaged for the Eall India Company's rervice this feafon, viz. Peter Mile, Efq. Taunton Cattle. Itabeet Wigraat, Bfq. True Briton, Walthaeattaw, and Lady Jame pandas. Sir Richard Neer, Bert. Glattaa. Thoinu Newte, Efq. tirrafwiek. tohn Clements. N Mo. Royal Charlotte. aim Locke, F. David Scott, Ainwiek Cale aad Manikins!** of. atter. irks Wedderbani, Efq. Arnliton. jrS Robert Preltoa, Dart. Cireaccfter and Coffnells. William ?rater, Efq. Perreveranee cod Neptnac. john Pakal Larkins, Efq. Walther Cattle and Earl St. Viseest. Peter Praia Meitaer, Efq. Pritamit Charism. Abel Chapman, Efq. Thames. William Lafhington, Clam. Ostoriel CiMett. Elq. BeagaL Jam PAnicit, Rfit. Lady Barge Matthew White , ,Efq. Merv& Wadley. Jobe Atkin, Wq. Dover Cattle. iteprefentatives of Robert Charoock. Eft. &ceded, Alla and Lord Milan. Wm. Matt, Fifq. New &Ip tm the bottom of the Rad. Talbot. ' The-Sir Edward Hughes and the &imps& we nedertho diroe tlen or the Raft India Company. The total amount of the tonnage eigaged by the. Court of Direaors of the tall Indiorpompauy; for , their ferries this feafon, amounts- to 314175 , tons,' Eighteen Raps of the large! berthas art, eabfiped to China to bring hose tea& The Company's nap the Lotto•NaLsom, Captain ROStItT SPOTTIIMINDID, who fo gallantly defended' herfelf again& the Trench privateer Bellonne, on the 14th of Auguk is again engaged by the Court of Direltors to proceed to India among the Mips of this (eaten. The Honourable EAR India Company's packet. the Gaol° laite Captain Gat ars, which lately failed with the extra Stip the ADMIRAL ALPIII, from Pont. mouth, under convoy of the Roteisar ' is Rationed at the Mend of St. Helena : the remained three years on this Reties, during the hat war. ' The quantity of tonnage already taken up by the Court of Direflors of the EaR India Company this &slim, for China alone, amounts to 21.646 was.— Several (hips building for Graft and Ray will be added to the lift of this fearon, and be launched early in the (ring of the son tsar. They are all of Imo. toss hutches. We learn front Bombay that the agent of Cap tain Cat 11,1111&T, at Mauritius, have recovered on his account. front the owners of ;he privateer that took the Affive, a faro of ramoo &Han, for damages and othet expences incurred. It is probable alfo that the Owners of the Fanny will„be ultimately foe cefsful in thelaw fuit which has bee& commenced at the Mauritius regarding the captors of that velel. The damage &Rained by the dreadful fire which lately happened at Bombay. is tomputed at fie hun dred and fifty thoofand potted's nearly five hundred horfes were burnt to death. The houfes deßroyed will not again be erred where they formerly Rood, which is a meafore calculated to guard agaitiß a fimilar,calamity. From a letter received in town from New York, of' , date tnth Augull. we give the following gatrads, 'relative to the Rate of health in that city, at the date a the letter. w I will here felsktin a Rate of the ficknefs of the Cler—on the Bth inft. the Major reported, that fine 'the Goth July to the sth Augnß inclufive. 33 cafes of bilious malignant fever had occurred ; to ut which terminated in death. 3 in recovery, and 9 remain Rill doubtfnl I of the above number. 13 were taken ill rm board of veffels lying at or near the Coffee houfe Slip t ty refilled. or were occupied in its vicinity. not ezteading further than the OW Slip and of the eight others, one refided in a very elofe ,conSned place of Garden•Rreet ; the two others in a Sugar.hnufe. where the Mood employed In that bu finefs is, at this (citron, my liable to puttefaaion. The Health Committee have finer reported the fol. 1 mine : On the lith. 3 deaths and 16 new cafe. 9th, 4 dirtn and 26 ditto. ---.. loth. t ditto+ and is ditto. Of the above 17 have been feet to the Marine Hnfpital. Auo. t t.—Filteea new cafes and nue death. People are *ill !blurt—ma goiag oat to the country tn.mnrrnw to reconnoitre—we are 'tin very healthy ahnut Besver.(lreet.—Yes. fay you. when they get fklr, then. k it aot then, the taw to be leaving it— .. tUONAPAI&t AND ENGLISH BESF• A SdNo. As on his couch 4.4 Bonus lay, SluMb•rii4 the dlkontented hours away, A Pow*r.fearce kooWn in Prance, before him !toast. Coleus, of health and plenty rhearful God, Who thus addrefed the Conful with a (mile Behold, lie cried, behold BILITANKIA's 111 C ! Where ftrong as then oaks the bold Britons appear, With health on that cheeks. and kepine with god Aar. No danger they know, for what nation dare. boaft, Save the bullies of France, an attempt oa their coatt. But know, 'cis in vain, Sir, beware of your own, Beware of your perfon, beware of your throne : Behold, Se onsT Swarm, and brave Nag. son in arms, Defying your threats, keep you Rill in alarms. And Mould your blood-Ranee!, hungry iegion+ come o'er, They'll find a Coanwar.ers, a Motaa, and Aleorte. See where the bold Briton, fatigu'd with his toils, O'er a firloin of Beef all his labours beguiles! See the Jug of ftroog beer that approaches his lip; Such liquor a Cooful of France canoe fip. From a loaf of good wheat, Sir, he cot. with a glee : Is the Tyrant of France half Co happy as he ! The Confol, then, enraptor'd at t`e fight, Wak'd from his dream in hunger's keeneft might. Deplchez vows, be cried, de preadre le beef, De pain, de beer, from dat von Englith tkf! When lo! before his eyes, with meagre looks, Pale Want and Famine waited as his cooks. Pardonnez nsoi, fays Want in a flutter, Et mai mum, rays Famine fo thin! Vat i, you matter ? Vat is you (plotter? • Come, raid Signior, come bring de beef in! AB, grand NAPOLZON, of all de world Dat Ruts to fee your 'Hectare unfurl% You be von greaten Prince, en 'stria! But me muff tell you plate, Dat you do rave ia vain, Doris no EnglOh-e-beef for grand Bovorroroarz. VOLUNTOR CORPS. Yefterday morning at half pall five o'clock the Royal Welimit) tier Volunteers muttered in the Lower Mews, and from thence marched at a quarter pao fa to Hyde Park, where they had a grand Field-day. They fired ten rounds and went through feveral ma nceuvres with great precifion, and in a very foldier like (Lyle. Previous to leaving the Mews they bal lotted for ten Lieutenants, and on their return be tween eleven and twelve. the Elation was declared by the Scrutineers, after which the Corps were dif miffed. The very high charafter and difcipline which the Bloomibury and Inns of Conti Volunteers poffeffed, could not fail m attract crowds of fpeemors to fee them infpoeed yeßerday tporning in. Hyde Park.— The charafier which they acquired in the left war is be even railed in the relent. At eight o'clock the Corps began to miller at their parade ground in front of the Foundling Hofpital. At nine o - 'clock; having affernbled 'to the amount of eta., including Officers, they marched in regular order to the lark, where they arrived about to o'clock. The rpm of ground they chafe to perform their manoeuvres upon, was the bell calculated for the pupa& of any that' we have teen. It was &nete at the farther corner of the Park, within a few paces of Kenfington Garden wall ; the graf. had been little trodden upon, and there was not the leaß dull. The ground was at firß kept 'by a few members of the Corps to be reviewed, but from the increafing num her of fpatators, a (mall detachment of Lord Hoe 'micros's Regiment was fent for, who undertook that duty before the review commenced. At half part eleven o'clock, the Earl Of H±aa TOM arrived. encoded by-leveret General °Seers.— His Lordfisip was received is the Ideal form with prefented arms. The Corps being draws oat in line,' the General proceeded to infpet its front and rear. when the Staff returned to the colours in front of the line, where it was joined by General Dust DAS and General Batati. The battalion was told off in two wings. four grand divifions, eight companies, Gum filbdivifions, and thirty-two fentions. . After marching pall Lord 14•11111311131'011 ordi nary and qiick time, they arrived on their original ground, when they primed and leaded with car tridge ; kdvancing in line, and retired from the right of fob.divifinns by files to the rear ; halted, fronted, and wheeled on their left into line t here the officers evinced great judgment in keeping proper intervals; for on them, in this manoeuvre, depends much in obferving a proper dißance ; advanced in line. bat ed. formed in open. Owns in the rear of the two centre fuledivifionn Then the right wing wheeling tour paces backwards on their left. and the left wing four paces backwards on their right; they marched obliquely, and formed line en the right and left of the two centre full ifivifiom.— This is a new maneuvre, and had a very beautiful effect; it confißs of much snicking. The right wing with their right fhonlikreftirward, end die left wing with their left (boulders forward, fired two roue& 'from centre to Links lapftelpelivillous. The 'Gruen gave the word clear and define the firing was cacti. lent ; formed drift column of fubulivilinns in front and rear of the left centre rub divifion. the left in front; tat. ing to thereat, the Left rut...41144°n moved out,and,the whole column countermarched. during which, sew of the fpeettors furpofeJ them in the mama mai (slims, but this only arofe from their want of milits: ry knowledge : they did it coned. The tub•divi firms of the right wing toad to their right, the fob divifions of the left wing teNseir left, and deployed into line on the left centre fohdivifion, and cent. menced an independent firing from the right often,. pinief, which was extremely regular, and well kept up; atter which they fired two rounds from centre to flanks as before, formed chile enlmint of &Wiwi. Finn in front and rear of the right fob divifion, right in front. The column then commenced greet firing from its front. by fub-divifirms. retiring by ketosis, on their right and left to the rear. where they P' 4lB . ed and horded; after which the column began ftreet firing, from its frost. advancing by fubdivifions, the Cations wheeling outwards on their right and left. primed a-.. 1 loaded on the flanks of the advanesi ••• ' • firing in a Alit which every military man prefent mull allow to exceed any thing they ever before wit , neffed from 16 fouug a corps, they deployed into line on the left centre fub•divifion, and commenced an in- Jependent firing from the tight of companies, which was as well kept up as their former independent fir ing. The battalion now advanced, halted and fired :hrce excellent vvllies g after the latter they came to the port, advanced, charged bayonets, and made a • harge. The Corpt then retired in line, quick time, halted, fronted, opened ranks, and advanced, Officers and colours in frpnr, halted, and fainted, the band playing God Save tie King. The Earl of HARRlNcrow,preiions to his retiring from the gronnd rode up to Colonel Cox, and del i Ihrerl to him his opinion of the corps. The corps h using relied a fhort time, they left the ground, and ' marched In double files to their parade, at the Found. ling Hofpital, when Colonel Cox to&k occafion to i Com the Members, that Lieutenant General the Earl of HARR amarom had exprcfled to him his entire approbation of their marching. firing. &c. to which Colonel Cox begged leave to add his thanks, for their? Aria regularity and attention. General DUNDAS allis complimented Colonel Cos •in the high difcipline of his regiment. He declared 'le was alloniihed at their marching, and forming of c , lumns, and oblerved, he had leen many regular re giments not nearly fo pert:ea in thefe retpeau. This rely refpeelable corps is no expence whatever to Government. Their full complement amounts to near 1400 effedive men. During the fit ing, one of the horfes belonging to she Life Guafds became In unruly as to run away with his rider, and knocked down and broiled a poor old wr min very much ; the rider was not hurt. • The vr rd was given by Colonel Cox, who, at all times, thews himtelf as well acquainted with regi mental taffies as any Officer in his Majelly's fervice. Dr. LATRAM, the forgeon, attended with his al` (Want, in full regimentals. The crowd was prodigious. A finer day could not peffibly be defired. There was not a cl-md to be lien in the horizon, while it was neither cold n tr fultry. Lord HARRINGTON% guard and a few re tivits of the Bloom!bury did all that was necefaty, in the way of keeping the ground. We havi fel&•m, witnefed any fpeEtacle that fo mnch'ciefighted the, beholders. Every one teemed to fet Bommtys at; defiance, and to feel the moll complete fatuity Pori the enjoyment of our invaluable privileges at the light of fo much active patriotifm and determined.! loyalty. The Hnn. Artillery Company proceeded from thel Artillery Ground yeiterday mernu.g, with their two field pieces, to Syclenhans Common, where they ar. rived at ten o'clock, to praßile firing at a target, which was pat np at 500 yards diaance. They fired (hot with very great faccefs. The Mary-la•bonne or Doke of Yot c's Afruciation appeared yefierd y evening In Lord'sCricketGmund in their uniform for the firfl time, and made a amaik [plea(lid and foldietly appearance. The three Regiments of Ealt India Volunteers hat a grand fold day is the Company's Fields, City. Road. pellerdaj. They 'trembled At a, very early { hoar; theiesserretaafs of difcipline was . as. al og funllanneadirss—it is ten 1.41 fumy/n.19 111010 =IEI I comment. . ~ . ..ac .t.tu• ..-. ~. .• , • Several of the City 00,01 ado ModonOtir firil a peentnce in military array. ii Moselleidaohe Ca Rsiad. Re and made& mod repettalie military Ilec Tbe VTR Regiment•Of Loyal Londils Valenta calm yeflerday to def' Solution of a 4 to it. 7. , a' ' .: ' • •1, -.,r;t it..; , . s, frenniglidieoto of the ~,,,„ • Aber&en, tyas embodied be ` bed to the gad Regimcnk.; -1.117-.1 ". :; '.:. :, 1 ,. A detachment of 4co men of din' 4 ' 4 4F i ltt '.llerferve, now on the march from Tilitchefier. bare received counter *ow* to 'Plymouth. to be attached to the s r . evineus., irlarge highly diftinguilised.* its gond coopholl e eg seneunce, and regularity. • • 117.. DINr! : •!: t twit a meeting held at Leeds on li',-• is& Earl Ft TILWI LSO AM communicated Ms . mall gracious acceptance of the very ammirom ices of volunteers from the various pans of Abet es hosifnur county. Of duck the Craves legion .. 14.41 1 Mom* to firm men. and Halifax Aeon, ..., enlirawril, Caw, envy. ill• 4 Lieutenant-General Dwayne ternlnei Acre yelfce: day about four o'clock,. attended by his Aide.dni Camp. Captain Huey. 'On moseing the &Lit of the heath near tbe 'village of Eamon, be was ant by Major General Tneastroir and Staff, when he pro. ceeded in front of the Eat Middlefes Regiment, commanded by Colonel Wool, which was drewu all 'ln line to reeeiv'ehim. The Regiment, though hay. 'rag only an hnur's notice, isseihred very Rom" and made a very martial appearance. On coating id fr3nt of the line the Genera was received' with 'septet faint, s he then ptomested•to tho right..a 'puffed the from rank minutely, istfpeilingoadt ,ma until he reached the left, wham be returned b th tear to the right egabsiond took poll at rfsose dif tame. *ben the 'regiment marched by in ordinary and qoict time Imhof which the wbok formed the line again, and went *tough feveral movements with l great iteelnefe. The ring was admiraole, mod the Bank companies attraaed the particular attention of the General, who expelled hirnfelf highly pleated wish the appearance and difcipline of the Regiment. following ate thri defcriprions of the limas a f. Hanover, which were landed on Tuelday at • will, vit. acne black 'anions, eleven black fames, two cream.enloured ilallions and eight mares,: ten white dallions and sve mark% eve moure-coktu red &anions and one man, and two brown mares, in all s 3 ; and belonging to the Doke of Careen otos. three Mack gelding% one brown m..ire. one grey ditto, me brown 'furklilt !billion, and one trews gelding, in all *wen. There horfes having been' Is weeks On board Sip, were landed very much oat of condition. An. other veffel, with the remainder on beard. pot into Hull. where the barks were landed. and are sow on their way to town. The principal Officer of sbe Ilablr. that accompanied there honk% was introduced to hi, Illiajeßy on Wednefday. at St. James's, previoesto t h e levee. Ai efiablifhment of grooms has come seer with theft...why" his Majeßy gnome to issistais is it' .1. ;= T. 3) teria!: bccli I !y Pca• liatt fa 2. WI 4 ri d Os. per cwt to.. ru. tr Taft. ir build a• tam. r. 28, 'ovens. ned is t erne Mit* an the rrience Thee. receive Lion of At the to the lancet, rietors PologT when aft In berried gution mce of cipany. laudiu ibott it new Mitall, erlain, led to Hos. dam, is ten e t7tit reapdca, Ism mil Loll Orman rpPro of the pro. :*Lord he fol- UZI it„ ;114110,1 e two e Sim fumed sat the • was sow: all alio ••• trZ =Pa% Beim sit VP Cl as. !!! it of mei" IA: llWei. mg% k• 100 bee WP at the deers. whore n thui mate* which n was