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, )1 IV Et I 266 1 KING'S. THEATIIF.. Oder the Immediate Pationage of Ills MAJESTY. Nobility, Gentry, Subscribers to the ROYAL -L ACADEMY of - MUSIC, and the Pettit in general, art respeetfolly informed, that A (.; RAND CONCTRT Of ANCIENT and NIODEIiN MUSIC . 'Will take place tn. the abo.e The-atro, on TSCILSDAY, April 24, 1825, fot the of this Institution. The Sub-Committre of the Royal Academy of Music is happy to r..osiouoce, that tho fnllmriu eminent Professers and Hono r:re Members of this inetitoihni have, on this occasion. kindly consented to give their valuable assistance :. Mrs. S.A ALidame VESTRIS, Miss GOODALL, and 3Tiss PATON. :alias STEPHENS, Miss TRAVIS, and Alia M. TREE. :Midame CA ?area ESE and Madame RON ZI DE BEGN and Signora CA ILA DORI. Mr. BRA 11A M, Mt. V11170711.11N, Mr. W. Kargarr, Mr. Tr.amm, Mr. llAwas, Mr. Duanarr, Mr. Print, Mr. Fa.s.torr, Mr. EVAN S, Mr. Swan, Mr. Sara, Mr. 111.7 i jun. and Mr. KrA.Lota. eignorCuasom, Signor?roars, SignorPLacct, Signor Da llacNts, and Signor l'oaro. E..rp, Mr. DocusA—Flute, Mr. Stcamt.son—llorn, Mr. Punt. Double Bass, Mr. Dawns s. Leaders..Nlr. CRASIta, Mr. SPAGNOI.ZITI, Mr. MORL Pr. Omen, Principal of the Royal Academy, will conduct •.1 - .e Performance, and preside at the Organ. Th e Ba l d will be on the most extensive Scale. The Choruses, under the superintendence of l‘lr. Wassoat, will be selected from the Antient Concerts, the King's Theatre, rise Oratorios, and t.iistetl by the Young Gentlemen of his 'Majesty's Chapel Royal, St. Patil's Cathedral, and Westminster Abbey, the whok consist int of upwards of Two Hundred Per formers. Applications for ilorts and Tickets to be made at the Royal Academy, Tentudemstreet, 11a:over-square. Pit, 10s. 04.-- Gallery, 54. The Door% will be opened at Seven o'Clock, and the Per formances will commence at Eight precisely. TUE rrcrilim OF TILE TRIAL OF TIIE LATE QUEEN, BY MIL GEORGE HATTER, mgustn. OF Tali ACADEMY OF ST. LUIC I IS LON!, &C. &C. F. Q. CAUTI respectfully notifies, thin, 171 having paid a large sum of maul for the right to ex hibit this great HISTORICAL PICTURE, the tame WILL OPEN to the Public, at his Rooms, BOA, fail -Mall, from and after 3looday nest, the 31st day of March instant, from Ten till Dusk. As the limits of an Advertisement prevent an ade quate description being given of this extraordinary Picture, it will here be simply stated, thst it contains upwards of Three Modred Figure:, of which One Hundred and Eighty-nine are Portraits—those Princes of the Royal Family, and every Peer audPerson of Distinction in the Picture, having sat to Mr. George lisyter, whose rank, as a Portrait Painter, will, it La trusted; ache public curiosity towards the Exhibition. DEDICATED, BY PERMISSION, TO THE KING. This day were pi:Wished, in One Vol. folio, price .C 2. 2s. bds. rIIIIIE LOYAL and NATIONAL SONGS of 1. EN G I.A ND ; (or One, Two, and Three Voices, selected from original )lanus:6l)u and early printed Collie" in the Li brary of WILLIAM KITCHINPR NJ). Printed for lierst, Robinson,:uni Co.{ BOokstilers to his Ma jesty), 90, Cita2loe, ani 8, Pail-wan, Loriduss , end Constable anul Co. Edinburgh. - - g, The Srzottn Poertott comprhing the must popular Saw bows is in the Press, and 4iu shortly be published. L'KITISU'AIANU Patronised by bis present Ifajesty,their Royal Ilizhnesses the Pdncen Augusta the Duchesses of Clarence , Kent, and Glou cester, the Nobility, Foreign Ambassadors, eic. THE patriotic spirit of the higher ranks in Society promotes the general encouragement of national indu.try, sod urges a bold competition with other countries. Th., predi hetion for foreign articles of taste and fashion consequently de clines, amidst the fruitless opposition of those who ciao& by such Manful prejudices ; this has been exemplified by the high degree of perfection which U LIN G's LACE has attained, and the increasing demand for it since 1817, when the Patent wangranted to prevent imitation. G. U 111. NG and Co. have also ob tained a PATENT in FRANCE fur their Lace, on its introduction to that Court, and it is well known to pay a heavy duty in Englarci as foreign Lace, to the injury of the Public, who are thus imposed blunt at double the original price.—Bordered and flounced Dresses from 7. to ltX) guit:eas, with every novel and fashionable article in the real Point aria Brussels fabric ; Tamboured goods, with Nets and Laces of every kind, that wash clearer than any foreign Lace.—Wholesale prices fur ready money. Warranted genuine at 147, Strand, near Somerset House, and at nu other shop La London. SEVEN HUNDRED mots OF INDIA LONG CLOTH NOW ON SALE, AT SEWELL AND CROSS'S INDIA WAREHOUSE, 10. 42, FIVIII-IMIZET, CORNER OV OLD COMVTON-GTSEET, 50110d1QOARE. ONE HUNDRED and NINETY PIECES of El[wide LONG CLOTHS, free from dress, 25 Yards fur 14a 641. 230 Ps. do. rather stouter 16s. 280 do. of a curious fine I fabric 191. generally sold by other houses at 24;5. It is more panicular to Families that arc giving to the Indies that S. and C. feel a confidence in recce-aro r.sling this supesior article-230 Muslin Dresses, consisting -of two liouncings, 98. 6.1. do. very rich, 14s. do. very beainiful, wish duiniciugs, 18s. 61. to .1;5. The mnch.admired Moraeh.:t Book Dress, with thirteen superb Hoe:tangs, 28s. 61 and :la. this is an article which every Luse at the West End is getting 50s. for ; 640 Pieces of real Scorch Jac on% rluslin, 12 yards long, for 11 s. 9d. Do. line, 14$. 6d. a curious fine fabric, for 181. adapted eitherlor Ladies Dresses or Ger.tlemen's Cravats ; 320 I's. of C, ambrie Maslin, 12 yards far ss. 61 Do. 9s. 641. a very fine article, 11s. 6d. and 13s. 6d. 110 Ps. of yard'and half wide Glasgow Muslin, which Is cousidered equal, if not superior to India, bosh ip point of re taining its purity of colour and durability, messurieg 12 yards, for 18s. 6d. 220 l's; of F.ll-wide India - Striped !'or Morning Dresses, 3s. 6d. that Dress, or 86d, a yard, with a splendid assortment of Muslin Flouncing and Trimmings, suited for the apt.roacht ig Season. 11118 1 .1 LINENS and I - IA BRO' FLAN.-From the dila Singuishes: patronage which has long trignahsed their noose for the shove articles, the Froprietoes feel * double csAideoce in recommending their IR ISII LINEN to Families that arc about replenishing .ieir sto:k for cite Spring: 69 Boxes of 7 fiths and 4-4 Ms Linens, Bd. Do. S:out 10d. and ls. very Fine Is. 3d: and la 64.5 curious Fine Article ls. 9d. Ina SO. Id. Worth 3s. 16 bons of liambria' Flax got alp onkel* free, from dress, tfloa ting.2s awl 26 yards Is. 6d. do. very Fine Is. 9d. and os. 4d. •stitieutly fine fur Ladies or Gentlemen's use; 13 Boxes be- Dosing at 2s. to 4s. 9d. 90 Pieces of Russia 'Sheeting 26 and 3 yards wide 2s. 6d. arc 2s. 9d. this article being sufficiently . wide enough to preveut a seam in the sheets; 3 bales of yard 'ide Mock Russia for Servants 51. do. Stout 761 do. real Rawls IL II wide, do. bkaehed white Is. 3d. to is. ild. 16 yard Russia I*. 64. to 2s. with every description of Linen and Cotton Goods calculated fur housekeeping.--TAULE LINEN. Yuk Nspkins lc the Dozen, Damask do. 9s. 6d. do. very Fine 12a and 134. Breakfast Cloths is. 6d. do. very fine 2s. 16 long 21 - 6d. li do. as. cd. 2 yards dq. 6s. 6d. 26 Damask 104. do. Wry, rick 1.2.. and 14s. 24 long 1.55. du. 3 yards long 18 s. 6 d. 3 6 30 . real Damask 225. 6d. and 255. 4 yards long 225. do, real Damask '26s. and 30s. 3 yards do. 30s. to five guineas; Mar 'cities Quilts and Counterpanes 2 yards lung 4s. 9d. 24 do. 6s. 6d. 3 yards square I is. 61 and 13s, do. 31 long It* usually sold or 10s. Ladies and Gentlemen may depend upon every article corral riding with the advertisement. • ti • Pt., Cent. • • • - . • ~ • . 1:1 ; :‘.7 *, • . • . • . X . . . . • ,„.. ; 4: •• 4 t .! .. _ . . . (.. 1.1 1•4 7 : 41 ) ••• • 1 (. 10. . • • • ••• • tit _ • ) • ...It h ! , d4r ,06:10( • t - •"-;• z i t ; • • • : • . . . • SATURDAY, MARCH 29: 19241,... • • - • LPRI(s - SEVEN-11E:rth sn ri f LE re r tit ex iti b. :E ft • , • ; 1 () L e i el Li • r. • • • 1, ti II , II I l i Q • •. ..• - . • . • • Criers ate ,'KING; ttirth wt air be halt print NW7 'ran LINO,, y • • • E-isr INDIA IkusE, Mar 4 THE COURT 9fDIRECTORSVAc UiVI ,cp COMPANY t f gEZICIIAINTS of ENULAND, traain W I* EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a MINERAL COURT of .the said Company will be held at their Howe in Leatienhall-strect, too 'f.UESDAY,.the Bth of April next, from Eleven o'clock in the •Fcireneon until Six in the Evening, at the desire of the undermentioned Pro prietort : J. MILLIE, Jour Ps.tautta, DAVID LTOE, WM. MITCHELL, NEILL MALCOLM, SAMUEL DIEON, C. ROBERTSON, Au5x..1444. GAMY; Rowtn. MITCHELL, P. M. LUCAS, To BALLOT nn the following QUESTION, viz. " That this Coortis deeply impressed with the injustice and impolicy of the existing re,strictiona on the Sugar Trade of Bri tish India.. That these restrictions, while they operate mat injuriously on the interests of the ?,!crchailts, the Ship Owners, the Sugar Beatles.% and the Manufacturers of this Country, as well as on those of the British conununity at largo, arc peculiarly oppres sive and unjust towards our relieve-subjects in India, and highly detrimental to the intereido of the Vast India Company, not only as a Commertiat Body, but in connection with the prospe rity of the dominions placed under their government. " That, as the inhabitants of Eritish India have the strongest claims on the protiction of the East India Company, it is the duty of this Court to afford their energetic support t♦ all mea sures that have a tendency to promote the prospalty of the vast population over whom they preside, and who are equally enti tled with every other class of British subjects to the favourable consideration of the British Legislature. " That it appears to this Court, that since the repeal, by the Acts of last Session of Parliament, of the restrictions formerly imposed on the West India trade, no pretension exists for any exclusive profectiou - to the sugars of the West India Colonies against those of British India. •` That a the present unequal duties on the sugars of the Rat and West Indies terminate in March, DM, this Court do earnestly recommend to the immediate attention of the Court of Directors the -necessity.of using their strenums efforts with his ul3jesty's Ministers to obtain an equalization of the said duties. '• That should these efforts prove unsuccessful, contrary to the just expectations of this Court, the Court of Directors Wire quested and enjoined to present petitions, in thc name and on behalf of the East India Company, to both Houses of Parlia ment, praying for an equalization of the duties on Fast and West India Sugars, and for permission to be heatd by Counsel before the two llou,es of Parliament respectively, in support of their claims.". JOSEIII D.cIRT, SecrelJry. TILE MONTHLY CENSOR ; or, G ENERAL lIEVIEW, - No. X I. will be PubHshed on the let of April, price 2s. 61. containing, amongst other Articlee-.-THEOLOGY: —Wilkinson's Inspiration of Scripture, ; proved freen Prophecy-. Letters on Prejudice—Sermons by 11. G.Wbite—Dr. Philpott's Letter to F. Jeffrey, Esq.—POLITY. Place On Pngulation- • Remarks on the New. Vagrant Act—Pecchio's Spanish and Por tugu-ese Revolutions—Historical Account of his Majesty's Visit to Scotland—Life and 'Adventures of John Nicol, Maritarr— PHYSICS. 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Bitouor t A sr, Esq.• Ladies and Gentlemen desiroul of making this import. ant article of family con , lt:nption at horn:, are respectfully in formed that they will not only save 50 per cent. but procure themselves a good and wholesome Beer, which can always be brewed in temperate or culd weather.—Fur this purpose, TIIO - JARVIS, Wipe-cooper and Cooper in general, No. 3, llungerford-street, Strand, near Charing- Cross, has constantly on sale a large assortment of New and Second-hand well-sea soned CASKS and BREWING UTENSILS of every do scriptiun i at the followin g reasonable prices: that is, a One Bu.het Set, £l. us. with Casks, e 2. ss. a Two Bushel Set, £2, with Casks, ,C 3. 3s. a Three %label Set, £2. 7s. 6d. with Casks, £4. 6s. r.d. a Four Bushel Bet, £3. ss. with Casks, .C 5. 14s.—Eamilies waited upon to brew their own Beer, to fine and bottle Wines, &c. in Towfl or Country. Water butts of all sizes: Bathing and Turtle Tubs lent on hire. 111...rchants sup plied with all sorts of Packing, CaSks - and Cases at the trade prices. Casks, Pipes, and Utensils, bought or exchanged ; Pickling Tubs, oval or r.tund, made to any size. A set of Uten sil.: sent to any part of the ccantryby an order for payment in London. T. J. would advise all persons to take a note of this—No. 5 Hungerfurd.street, three doors from the Strand. • FOR COLDS, CC/DC[IS, AtTINAS, he. THE PECTORAL ELlXlll—Exptrianae.durihg a very long period has ititorttestiblyproirethhe superior racy of this Nedicine in all cases of CAIN Coughs.and Asthmatic Affections. iiy promoting gentle expectoration, it very shortly relieves thu patient of a slight or recent Ce! I, and a few doses ate generally sufficient to remove those which- neglect bas rendered More confirmed and obstinate, and which are accompanied witli caUgh, spitting of blood, and other serious symptoms. Its pecu- liar balsamic powers tend to heal soreness and allay the irritation of the lutgs, in cases of cough, and its astllfna tic affections it assists and gives freedom to the breath. Sr;id in Bottles, at Is. 1/d. and 2s. 9d. by Ilmb:rs, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, St. Paul's, and 220, llegeta-street (near the Ar gyle Rooms), London; • 20, Waterlon-place, Edinburgh ; 34, Sackville-trea, Dublin; and by the principal Medicine Venda* throuthourtne limed Ktogdrmf. • N. 13. De careful to ask far BUTLIM'S PICT.OII4II. Ruzia, and to observe the Government Stamp has the words " Butlers, 4, Cheap Ode," engraved On it. N.B. As only a limited •umber of copies have been printed, early applications are respectfully reconunene d. of Nature. . NATURE DispLAYAD, in theMaNuroLD and WON-. nartrux Wougs of GOD in the Citiartox ; consisting of One Hundred Lectures no the most striking objects is the Axtmax, Vuareasi.a o and fdaniasaL• Ku:Goons ; and cm Cuss- VAL and TtIikiSTRIAL Ptistionssa in general. 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The plan of sych an Atlas is altogether online, and when seen, it will not fail to recommend itself to a circulation quite as univers:il as is enjoyed by Deographieal Atlases. and It wpm% in time; becon . .e part qf t4e hieratic titreilture nfevyry house. Whited for Sus iten+all POltursatsd Co. Leaden; and to be had of all Booksellers. GEN U I NE-431(114.1P. OF DR VKLKOS, T H E • Devot for this: useful Alterative is„No. 52, Beepees-street,DifOrd-street, where it is prepared according to the Recipe orthelate • Mr. Sw entrusted to his Nephew and Suekessor, "Mr. 'Thomas Canhiim, alone. Among all the Medicines s of this denomination. the VNG ETA BLE SYRUP. OF DE VELNOS has obtained a. distinction which its efficacy alone can support. 1t corrects, purifies, and sweetens the blood; and those who are aiiiiicted.with sotofulai leprosy, scurvy, scot-- buticeruptions, and many of these melanchuly•diseases arising from impurity of the blood and juices--those 'who suffer by dis ' eased liver, or from the dissipations and . indiscretions of their youth, or whose constitutions are broken down and debilitated by mercurial, aiitimonial, or arsenic medicines—should submit to a regular course of the Vegetable Syrup. The effect of this Medicine, principally on the in , ensible perspiration, is such as not to interrupt either business or pleasure; it operates on die animal juices, and requires only the comnyan restraints of mode_ ration in diet. It is dissolved in the chyle of the stomach, is conveyed by the circulating Baia, and corrects their tendenci-s to all those diseases which *riginate in vitiated blood. It is a safe, though a powerful substitute for mercury, and removes those evils which an unsuccessful use of that 'ndtieral occasions. The Syrup Li prepared and sold at the Proprietor's hope, No. 52, eet, Oxford -street, at its. a bottle; tdd, by his appointment, at Mr. Atkinson's, 198, Bishopsiaterttreve Without; and by Mr. Canham's Agents, in every considerable Town of the United Kingdom ; and the Concentrated for warm climates, by his deputed Agents in the East Indic*, viz Messrs. Mackintosh and Co. Czkatta ; Metsrs. Porbes.anti Co. Bombay ; and :Messrs. l'apell and Johnson, Madras... HAIR, EYE-BROWS, and WHISKERS, changed from red or grey to brown or black, by the GRECIAN WATER, which produces the desired effect by one application; it neither stains the skin nor linen, and is entirely free from that purple shade which makes the person using it the object of ridi cule. If not approved after trial, the money returned. Sold at No. 41, Cornbill ; 6, Tavistock-street, Covent-Gar de!' ; 229, S k ald; 150, Oxford-street; 330, Strand; Wright, Wade's Pamir, Hob; la bottles, ot ss. Id. double bottles, 6s. USE TURNEWS BLACKING. TO A GREAT MANUFACTURER, ' IN ST. GEORGE'S-FIELDS. Carpe diCni— lel 00a so me — :ma sc. may s . u ttol r i e do , aavu e no t rg i wceorio: public e:alrg:ee natsv:tyesiaiset;:cs,Lepuvn:ftti:itieti;c:lno:::k,ri; QOUTHEY and SCOTT, suspend your clacking, lic prenipll3, wile. KY And hear rue sing of Twinges Blacking. HEN Science began to explore the complicated . 'Tis worth against all ethers backing, W machinery of Mau, she was speedily entangled in a 13- . • Who vainly vie with Townes Blacking, byrinth of mysterious confusion, from which , intellectlial prise- In Georges Fields I watch'd the packing veranee alone emancipated her. Ignorance and einpiricistn, Of hampers fill'd with Tummies Blacking ; however, still oppose their venomous hostility, and the prejudice And wish'd (no wonder !) I were snacking their nFd'sl unqualified pretensions, and to ex po se their fal , A quart or pint of Tuatra's Blacking. But, ah ! poor Poets must be lacking o p T a f r r we u e t d h a w k i s i t m t h o i Such luxuries as Tuaissa's Blacking. • i l n a c a i e c s, lan we of have D i se n oarnhsesti‘t. richa i e s 1 Nature. To he brief Tntv: st if ttay e bo Insi ai ;seha e ortfs .;l lte l hp e o F ic l t ) ,:t e iii r ncri s a l o vyv f hxou t i r; h tn e roilueo l nr AWd rc: ,is suffering dea C rineet O jer ; I Oft ire the fair their Beaux attacking, . I Who will not shine in TOILI4tit'S Blacking. This to their pride is truly racking, . ' • • . . Tit credit brings to TUKNIR'S Blacking. ' But most refuse to take what's hacking, 'n ki l u u e n no c tf e h t eS : s e urgc g ec r oe a au t : Cf o i f i ca l had nearly extinguished every hop e o f relief. . .So charm'd are they with TURNiIe. Blacking. • i. . The Sailor, while his vessel's tacking, We pledge ourselves to th e remova l of Syphilis, Iron, its Spnrts•a neat shoe with Tuinnta's Blacking, incipient symptoms to the t e M otest stage..., charac ter i ze d b y The hardy Soldier, bivouacking, • every doubt and whatever malignancy. • The intricate and Defies the dainp with Tuanaa's Blacking:. • much neglected diseases of the Utedira•have been carefully and And when an hostile City, sacking, studiously considered, as have also those delicate and important His bout shine' bright with Masses Blacking. sympathies which refer to the Female Sere The infirmities of Far ;a Japan may he be tracking, virility have been especially notic e d, wh e th er as ar i s i ng from the Who helps his way with 'flllt2ZkAl'S Blacking. debilitating tyranny of a tropical atmospbere—the natural bias So pliant, soft, and free from cracking, • of constiuition—alie itirprinleuee of gaiety--or thenoone Alarming The leather keeps with Tuna a's Blacking ! resifts a propensity to practices `°wlticb shun t h e li g h t ;' ra the Oh ! 'tis a falsehood huge and whacking - ?roots of which•llentarhett by • gradual tten e ll c ti on of the ani- To say a word 'Eldest Toihnues 131acking.- . • Anal pnwers..: . :19.0 ,whit . rerF. V l 4 l l Filcnillslatil, and. Inert . especially. to such as are aspirant' l'ot Connubial pleasures, we earnestly recommend our Commktrlitrles,` ler; Die.Afiluf lit., T on he i ta t at o e r , sh t pray s a no nuq u e a k c ia ktp. . Whilst he hislarour never slacking . for the : on e S . c9 or, Slnd,,•#3o l 9w.,;f%l ll isively. addreised t o l ll n T a t s fe z a a r ' • , . Females • •tlie pernsa/ tif, which must "prove Giinelkcial to their Makes such Inisruszazz BLAcKiNG.' hilifieflti . . 4 ll l llo44lo44lolllll6l o bkibteleac en . .p •12..4* FP. , ,4 11 -341134;triSt): 44 ,1:.IirAtlieig,„ 'lffirniat.S i aba, ; Friend; will be kind to request their Carriers atd Servants to swa t ' — -1 . .• , Alswroater ask particuiatly for TURNER'S BLACKING, the . Country 1 st, ,anu r;•.: 1. ieet- litre ;• su sv est - bmithneld ;„ .9g, ai,,6,,, being inundated with a great quantity of trash, what some please...ode). vediorrige , byeyet,.•llffiendrLinlidob4 P 4,1 4 1,; rm.... •r -wa- r In)* Japan Bliski amposi6oll . . illaltitcs4 Ihrlallia; ! kiwis:la 7, Troops*, Cinsgnvir • Bork" mad N.B. This elegant may be had of the Grocers, ... • a Yunnan, Niatioricli; Deck, ipswi4; DLitt. • • Stationers, Perfumers, IMO Druggists. Boot-makers , , '' .4 1 ......,s 'I I, 1314 rY kOtt./44. ' mood's; &trial . ww7s; -whit and Driitreid ) Da t h i , siatt, Abd bis l rpe e p e r s ID genera i rr irs' orary Town throat tla.• .. -. •.- 1,, .. _... _ herds, a Cl ll 4 lo 4lfe -/Ilf-i l /Yr . 1 .0 lly 41 8 9 4 duciinia- ,- ,• United Kingdom. nenle u :ts can bo forwarded to any part of the Woikr, . ry. Ask fur . TURN 64, EIri BLACILING q , a orintai. t id. is. Is. 6d. each -tairtritGter.dat;:rnicapsisi4; CO. e ci - r kilt.- . 4.i 'liiiii t..xcr t es , i s li utat il .fsissolu t4ohne poo, I nu oi umta. 1 l i o , r• Bo a 4 . r.. Arm - 11 , ' : - " L - • -• yet ', te:. !D-attack, Fieet-stecet,- Litieloti. . ' • • B 1 kiss Uaeufacter ) 111 London-road, Sotithwark. . V , .4 k5.4. 4 19 1 9,..4•01th4 44riter• •i • ' .... ,- ;;..:..4.: -;t":11..,,i,t4t:ii% •.' - ' . • ~. ;~, ,' - Su -IST ed, er- ' I T ood ro- lin, Lhe C, " . tsp N, o of li