The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-23 00:00:00

1.11,110 N JUICE. AConsidersc:le Quantity Will be SOLD in small Lew. at Oarraway's rariticir as THURSDAY Veil, t.le iaa. at Half-pp Si: o'rlocilt_ precisely. By BOW OF.N and TU. !ELM t ,may of which 'niy ba Nen at No.; 36. Canteatile-street. WRSCRiebti:led' . irmr l o o . l v . e 'litre. r, ., rrlIF: INDIVIDUAL& •wii . ol ierel IMPRI. JR ?lON E() In nig .IIL sa f t I, I 4 I i THILL FIELDS. for want •if 11.11, to arbst s r the CH A 43 of the FROPRI li- TORS of COVENT AMID !MAIM!: having kWh &and setisfactili.Jl4ll, I sewn discharged The Exposer warred by tha.Clsorgrg fe that Primal, the * ion et Time, sod alter Consults-eta fp, will y 4 p m prelate on these aafaystsaate•V setts* eitredsllo A •SUBIICRIFTION for tbetr ief nod pennant As *Walser i, tberefore, raspeciftdil Wise* front teat PftiLle t IA 'Obese DIM they have endured, oat aaly a privation o f Liberty, but have snasimlared as gareses. by whirls their Families or Friends float be IMPORTANVILY A rrecTss. Illabtatiptions will he received at the (like of Tux enT mess, 7, Fleet—treet. • , • will perceive as Advertiselimit I* • this Pallet, to whiett we begkave to Teter them.- 44 mit ierjs stow Wit not be Meal," we bee tbe peesetwer, as ors. to the lee appals. Littrty,amd , warmly PlitCK OF STOCKS ni l' SperGent. Cask SSi Redeem, ON 4 per Gera —PSI 4 per Cent., ..Ip4it Cr l4 o4tK Hp•. will ; I)4Y AT ONRO'CLOCK. bnag. A5e...161 9-16 Osmium 1 0 Ken. Parosevit In prem. ' Ezciv. Bilis, I*. 1751 prem. - THE STATESM4k. fitOPOSITI TEMAX. oneanau LONDON: • SloneAY, OCTOIIIII 23. ;Tax astival or flamburgh Papers to the I lilt, it ad belch Piepers to the 13th, all of which are wholly silent on the subject of Pease between; France sad Austria, has revived the eSpiriog hope of the War Faction. The intelligence fromirienna contained in them, comes down no lower than , the Stlith ultimo. To what cause The. delay the commotnication of this important event is at. tribetable, we are unable toemeirftio. By some, inteation on the pellii ii l liktousom, of adding to the many :eift t o t siiislOS ) repotting en the SIM of this month, by tie. anyeacistion if the . terms of the abasement of wit necient -.ttia, on that day, trintitetpafeb...4l4aktisnt, as. Nostion we give rici credit. 'lNtor ea* the *Ker. mice of a day or two be otAnseliAte'rortattee is this respect. That peace hiletbehts signed, no doubt cau be entertained. •• 'From the rank of 'Viceroy ot?ftely, Etwese DrAinlAitwors is to be advanced to that of King, hit of what kingdom, or .of whisk fei his terri. tory is to be composed, is not Yet promulgated... report &vs of Austria...but tbat - ean be only con. .Auer° •. • •• I lecture. ; • ?9' 111 . A acliort 2 of a afire faykalillisvpsnqa, is stiettfiottain the say.* Itamaitlid tiS which collie dow MA- .. n 'Trust fur W years, and %Mot ts Peace, is the Otter ar. sangetneet between Franceapti . Austrie. Fothis onstaphric.al distinction, .ye i ssro.steo ic!s.; do con. jecture a motive. If VratureabdAustria will but abstain from war, it is of little : importance by what name the lame be - ostinguished.— Would to Heaven that' even a "Irxc.only Jbr tu.s4l4 years, were to 1* proclaimed be tween France and England--a -longer perioll of pp= than we have lately bad. In that time the minds of men might surely cool ; and like the Sloe who, when be obtained permission to get drunk. found the • habit of sobriety had deprived to drink—the " of MIN of tholoclination , _ People Enema might at length discover that the comforts end happiness of peace bad deprived them of their passion fur war. In truth, the people of England have long been treating the rest of Europe as the Proprietors of Covent Garden are treating the people of Eng land. We have for many years been fighting fur IV monopoly —in other words, endeavouring to' , fierce the rest of Europe to submit to our, comw►eraiai< monopoly. The Pruptietors of Co vent Garden are nuking the experiment tin a Smaller scale —and they will both be unsuccessful. 20 7 E1r-rens Paints to thu 16th of last month arrived in town this morniu4. Mr. JACKSON bad arrived at Washington, after a Tory rapid pusage, but until next month, tin) result of his negotiation cannot be known. The Seeks paoket, Captain Timmon s with 'Mail* (rum the Brazils, is arrived at Falnsoulh, in St dap from Rio Janeirp ; it was reported there when she salted that a revolution had taktu place at Buenos Ayres, when the people had deelased themselves independent of the raothcir countrp and driven aw q all foreign mach, bolh English ttli wtfl as others. Lonna sad Amity were expeatelt at Rio itsisirn s sham aweat gasiipty of &UM it; ..•• amassed by him bee atttfrid. , • i - • rt eilevg& ;„ • • ••:, 'atlas • 44) • Ya . - • • W . •.4 * S I . • • +•~ l*_ . .._ , . ..--• TflE iITRE CDrgtri:.l, l 4lllo EN. —..ealpir... RKNEWAL QF THU ILUFFIAN SYSTEM. I Othello and Is he a Prime g were 'announced on Saturday, as usual, newt respectfully, for the, performances of the evening, _ _ of the Proprie waa by packing ;ion was per. _ inatmer :—ln .uidi. - Gentlemen with dispute halt , Proprletartl.lt was on Ssturday evening pretty thickly studded' , with ladies, doubtless in the presumption that their presence would be rbetteed at a proof of the in dependence of that part of . the bow. Aboet . 2oo carpenters, bricklayers - 'and lsboerers, 'sieve judiciously . plaonni In di , i parts of the Stesoft em sad to give it the *ie.' . Ilhilitig filled, the Kassa ht the &titre 4 i fifiVell"gbeinselves as sebeb as' pospjbfei '*Mite` 14 10011 - 'tried closely 4110 .1 11 ,4 WA' 'di &chide el' iailliftis manes v i alert it' (krill;" if witermen ft* Pepper.alloy Stairs, wt I 4 *butted in a coutc a t e l e l d ody near the ,ectitre; atbbVii battering fedi", . by a young loan, wholeiefi l igkikit betrayed tie laming colour of his locks,'"ihinly'rattemspted to be conceited 117 a copibus applicatitin of dour, et the back et the Pit. Of pnliceofficers there were quail: ten cuff. And Messrs. Wbod and Perry, the firemen of the House, were present at their its. flops in the Pit. We once had a sealer poet of the name of Taylor—these Gentlemen of the badge and jacket, *bum we presume to term " water' I crow," are euubtless planted is the Pit for the n I tempo,. of " throwing cold water" (to use a par liamentary phrase) on the fiery ebullitions of see. • meant of that part of the audiemee, who% having paid for their admission, conceive themselves to have purchased a right to criticise the Performer', the Performance, the House, the Managers, or the Proprietors. The Dram Bolos were also packed. We by no mesas design to cast an imputation on the respec tability of private character of many whom we, saw there, but they evidently were not mosstlyi aststopters, sitlerstagh they were in general weltel dressed; and (particularly the lady of a sheriff's officer, a very pretty woman, of piodest appear. lace, whisith. her children and 'their Papa, occupied ii.,..froilit ,sor ,a little rethoved from the • centre of the Untie Hoe& That gere was nut much A( fashion present • one 'fact, whiCh ive - lOok. the trouble it yar.ertainitig, eltorded us, to it Will also the Pub, lie, Obsulate conviction—in Bow-street, lung al Wt the second act had commenced, wo counted from Hart-street to the bottom of Bow-street, eight carriages—of which seven were hackney. roaches—and the eighth, a doubtful vehicle; it might be a private carriage, but bad much Man; the appearance of a glass-cuach. To those who have witnessed the tumult and confusion amongst the carriages in !Joie-street on afoll night—the immense number of sight carriages, seven being hacks, will be ample confirmation of our ask r. Lion--that there Is a total absence of fashion ill the spectators at the Theatre. When the per. Mirmence concluded, Ire spin investigated this *Object, and so very isiconsidecebla was the nOm ,ig even hackney coaohes, that it was impossible to doubt the quality of the UOr Company.... We have noticed thie feet,' that the public, may judge for thetucalves, whether our narrative rests on bare amarties, uaeupportest by corroborating circumstances.. What We have stated, we aver to be the fact...-The three first acts of Othello were • by Mr Y s and Mr. Cease, opened it for the purpose of examining _the Iwo. teats, but Hillman with the white hied tore (nowt with much exultation ; after which be sneeriosly expressed a wish the leporter of The Times w4b . there, with his pencil, to take It down ; but no' such Gentlemen was present. From this, we are , led to infer, thail`he Tinses has contrived, like the Bat, .in the battle of the Birds and the Beasts, to trim betvreon the contending partici, until it is id last detpised by both. Tide has ever been t . fate of I'rinterers • and with all the palavering at that eery indepenkat titse-serving Print, au is the fate to which it is now rapidly hasten. ing. Soon after the commencement of the Farce, the l'epper-alles Corps of Watermen at" tacked, without much selection, all who ow within their reach, and being in full costume; of , coloured neckcloths and other critical ap es, i by which they cowitt nertelly recognize s 1 they bad a manifest - superiority. The spectators ,In the Pis-attacked by mistake, in many its., stances, their own friends and 'moo young Gentlemen were seriously hurt—but at length the oppositionists prevailed. In another part of the Pit, the man with the white head, was involved is an unsuccessful coolest, duriug which ho was roughly handled. Ee l however, at lest escaped, with the loss of Ms hat, Ind a considerable For.. tien of the flour with sithiels the colour of hit pate had bees, concealed. The Pepper-Alley mops being-finally driven back, tallied round the fireman Ptaay, whu, esowever, it is but justice to say, took no active part in the fray . , He at last, lettimi of, as was apprehended, to receive their , eeleeies for the night's performance. The placard from that time were raised without oppositioke . but not so their descent. A Gentleman in the Bons intercepted tad redwood to rags, one which was lowered by a string. This drew' upon him, the hoots, hisses, and execrations era great part of the Company. In the Bozee a considerable number of persons mixed in expressing their disapproba. tion. No speeches were made; mid the company finally dispersed quietly. The opposition was, on the whole, greatly superior to that of Friday night. A miscreant, who - was very active with the Pepper-alley corps, vociferated; " Put Qui the lights t" The pickpockets were unusually active and numerous, and exerted themselves strenuously in support of " New Prices." " Oh, Jour II salmis! We thee bat served the public with halt the zeal thita'st tried to Gil thy pane, JON!, llicza. would sever thus have used thee." " • greed Jubilee will be held here for the victory over New prices.--Buffos, as.; Pit, Si. lid. " The Public, bOured and iosaited,__deasaad an Apology and Oil Friers." " The world in arias defy'd, Don't steep to KZIASLIt's prier." " Let us merry, merry he, For we are jolly company /WWI my lads, with three tunes three!" si Nail tee British Flag be struck to a Piartr." " Nought shall make es rue. It to Ourselves we rest ont true." so ably supported ;r. ruono that it vtsli impossible - to rt.frain from lamenting that obbtinacy and perverseness of eouduct in the Proprietors and Managers, which con. strsinctl the Public after halt price s to drawn ad the performance by their diaapprobatioo. Mr. Y.,umo appears to us to conceive the charac. taunt Othello more clearly than any performer weAtave yet witnesseif. His action, though less ehtfreporous, is more deeply marked by those evnaisite feelings infused into the " noble nature of the Moor," titan any of hls predecessors— and instead a negro, which is the usual depth of tint given by performers to the witage of Othello, Mr. You •.4a jodicion*ly retains the tree dtirk, yet tawny coaraster of colour of a Mitpir. To praise the logo of COOKE were visit superiliA—it is iucom. parable. We bcro beg tette to suggekit b ione obser. vation with., , whieb• the pantomimic repreeen. of has fereiblf On Saturday a Mail was received from Flesh. log, with letters to the 18th. We are sorry to kern, that the itemiser of the sick, including those sego heist% is supposed to exceed ten thousand. The mortality, it is said, has not much abated. The packet which brought the Mail likewise brought house Colonel M A mimeo, Captains Wit.. lON, TA 19:011, G.+ceie , Wereccerr, sod 16 o the r sick Officers. Ministers are, it appears, resolved to retain Walcberen, If possible, *id thu CUM atimary% department Is now engaged in contracts for the supply of various articles of provisions doing the riming whiter. The it is ha, tation, sunset of our best pieces, -__ _ I struck us—the. opportunity which has been of discolutiosting forded of __ the true merits of the performen—Th4setientation of pantomimic has been assisted by tits Weal delivery of the 'dia. higne, so that we witness the look and action ef the performer without hearing a syllable that bus been nttcred. In Richard, and in Ingo, Mr. COOKS has thus had a remarkable opportunity of displa)ing his unrivalled powers of acting, wholly unsupported by the sentiments of his an. thor, or the powers of enunciation. We never' before witnessed the full effects of action uncoil nested with dialogue.—At the llalf Price, the number% which hat obtained admission were inconsiderable. The House basing been corn_ 1 plately packeJ (for the Galleries were also, near ly exclusively, filled with girders), the policy of the night was to exclude money admissions. Pitiful! and Galleries Jell, were accordingly soon exhi bited on the wooden planar& at the respective doors, and great spailwro woo refused admission. We 'SMUTS to Wegt,, i that the Pk at that instant would have 1;4494 (rain 150 to 900 more than were admit, M ere's oar inestryiL let us sea , enemy,,, said, ire in the mean time erected se►eral bay, unties about Ilerkensant, and shame along lbw coast of South &Iceland 'to 'the southward, and have, .to a 01/12111 degree, interrupted the pic ot' oar gon-boats. An encaosposoot of 40,000 sage, men is understood 'to be preparing at Ovesandt, but the number of troops in Beveland, oo the 139 i instant, did not exceed 11,000. Serie Dutch guu-boats had arrived at Goes from the neighbourhood of Bergen-op-loom, and the rest were daily manoeuvring in the West Scheldt, pro. tected against our cruisers by the batteries on Scheldt,, lenland. At Violets and at Antwerp, fire.olvips are said to be preparing, to be employed against our ships le the Scheldt. Thu long-expected alliance between the Duke of Devomsutaz and Lady ELIZAIVIII Youssra took place on Thursday last, at Burilagton.house, Chiswick. The ceremony was fierformed by the Rev. Mr. PRIDDY, in to his Orem, M the Cba presence only of two Gentlemen from Doctors" Commons. Owing to a blunder committed by a person who was seat express, in a pest chaise and four, fur certain necessary documents, the mar. tinge ceremony was delayed until midnight. The intentions of the parties were kept so secret, that no branch of the House of tivendish was pre pared fur the event; Expresses were sent oft on the following day different route,. Yesterday arrived in town Lord find Lady hloarirrit, Coun tess of Bessaottoopn, dce. Lord and Lady Genesis CAl'ttltb acsyspected this,day. Lady itittsaerti }Ulmer= was the widow of the Hon. Jone Fvurrta, of tbe illestrlous House of Pea. akeD, who were descendants from the Earls of ULSTica. By a letter from oar Ftradroa in Bisque Roads, it is stated, that the French ships in the Charente had repaired the damage which they sustained in our late attack, and were in apparent readiness for sea. • Friday last the Lottery began and finished draw ing, when Bass, as 4, Carotid!, and 9, Charing Cross, sold the following Capital Prises, ih 44 for ourseivnewiria emu' ow rettmc Ert gO and wait tin t tAg t t 07 4.64-0-10 vain was nivd...../141. Andliptaidasistian. • . 4,20,000. .... hi Chou A. 20,000...... U. 5,000 ,000 shares :-- 2,618 ..... t • •••.••• f 2,01.8. Now and theme sitk r ‘ - ;Igo - ..-', affitlami olmiitijrrese aged, 4,on . , -...... room WU difOßMOValli g ibitific4lllllllllW aged peat 383 .1.„ , - :: was the 'firm* a( dorambe3llMillaibilba barrier UV 1,000• • ... ..------• to' find, that so flit imp thoilltfiewilled • them WO, . 1,000 .--.... N. *ss ablaadaaesi oimair,„ Tie 11.111ativi _Mato at 11411, ..... .. WO aino...maw= D e the Paper pail limiftahreelpSemeasival very : 41.16; . • •,.. •• • WO .. *sloes( a i tOrvie.. fates* t lithara4oltlara lazy have thole" 11,4 1 0 ,57 4.0 • ~anvit4.. 4 0 0 1 . 4 141 . 1 0 1 4 W M . Ili 4 1. 11 / 0 41 4 4 C re o lll/, e l 1 6 G afilin g 1k.5P01404.• 1 44 t ' . . • • 4 • _ . . well as opiate/try mammy and offer; of ottaisrs. Ite the coarse Gitlin day or to-morrow, a Beaker will he appalls. 'r. This Foram,'', ',high was originally saggested la Twit SSC:SWAN, with a view to support Pah& Lik:rty, rad to c rater* Poetic Justice, we are confident, will be warmly I : rappelled by every lodivillattl, who feels the *raw of that Liberty, in the cause of which we aredaily . coneadittit. I lit --- - - ". - - - - - , - I ,- \ dim *milted. , MOE. Dee. •;• .. mai • 0 1 ..... Wombed .....• 1 I 2 . = ft ti c . e.• ••• $ i .0 ••• ... I• •• • U .• 0 I A , 1, - 7 The first proof of the respect of tors and Managers for,the pul2iic, wi I. the Pit—width ierptetfoil operati Far termed In the following insane' Lion to the usual [Diem*, of Ge, 'b e which this caves of Theatrical et, seeently been filled by the P • i._; `m6 Ito ORD TBURLOW. The following opinion of Lord Chancelles Thuile's., on the subject of (he Patents under which the Proprietors of the Theatres have hi therto maintained their respective abonoptiliev, will, we conceive, be acceptable to oar readers. It is extracted from a Cate entitled NAPA aTs O'Ret LLY, 1 res. Jur: 11.1: " The old patents of the Theatres granted to Killigrew and Davenaat, at the time of Charier 11. were, 1 one told, lo fee; but whether they were or oat, the pateioss Ames net provoked se iarsiry Into them, tat 1 dips bry this will hers tee much diserotimo to do so, fir M. if deg get to At, M. Mai Rot :Jowl hey' an hoar. Jr ABUsaa. I owed not mi. visa the Crown to estiuguirli ripen) to the envoi's or 70,,000 nr 80,1031. by grassing a mud patent, maim Mr* loos stlscsarlissi, s i r salsa the miserably euteagled state of the property wadi; it lisposi hie for them tags eoIoW mimalstio of tee point. TR. aCtArIINIODATION RP Tan PUBLIC II TNa PRINCIPAL TUINI. TO as CONUDIIRRD. Many Me ttgrequire that public establishmeats thf. nature s m :sl Is the handsorAhe King. It priests:illy relates Is my *Bee, to see am the King be ant deceived, vow dim eipet itlseppolaged. to the tbae at James I. as In that of Queen Elizabeth, masks and each diveralane were wiser the Immediaas Wrestles of the Crowe, ceeested partly by the Clansherlaiss, bat more immediately by the Nagler at the Ittrcis. They acted m the Kiss's Servaste ; and Charts, H. still preserved eltaisme idea whoa h e gave a Paseut to 11.11ligrew trot liavesatati but lamest of - leavin g it to the itimisgessest of theassiel Serval* ot the Court, of which the Laval Chamberlain is eertahsly sae, the King appointed ether perms to execute it." Mow the validity of the perpetard Patent right, affected to be claimed by the Patentees, has, Iffy many censlitatioial lawyers, hese strongly doubt ed. It has been said that one of the must pro. found lawyers ) that ever appeared in this king. dote, the late Mr. Serjeant Hill, more than Owe expressed obiter opitiiou, that pre. dance certainly did not call upon them Is agitate the question until indiapensible necessity compelled them so to do. And Mr. Fox once ob. served, that so long as the Public and the Pa. tentage were in good humour with each Ater, it were superfluous to argue a question in which, on Constitutional grounds, the Pateutees might per. haps be awakened front the security in which they rested. Peculiarly ci, cumstanced as is the propertyot the Patentees,founded on a title unquestionably pre. t.ariatts and indecisive, the conduct of the Proprie tors of Coveld.ganten dues, in truth, appear to bar littleshort of insanity. They will, however, devise one consolation from the inquiry they have pro. y o k e d—th e i r title will be sifted to the very bot. tom, and will be either cottfiresed or opertassitesi. There arc, perhaps, few who will not think with us, that they had cunsulted their own interest by evading the agitation of the question ; to accom. plish which the preservation of a good understand.. jug with their friends and benefactors, the Public, were the obvious means. The measure of their folly cannot be estimated by any ordinary comparison. Presuming on the embarrassed situation of their only rival, Drury. tense, they proudly arrogated the right of walking over the course—but bitter has beeti the disap. pointment. To the loss of property, the Pro. reefers have now the mortification of feeling tint they have already sustained a lust more bitter, that of character—and it is knpossible that they can conceal from themselves the coriviction ) that by hiring tdiest: forcibly to silence the disap. probation .1 the opt-taws-14 they have ineenid the indelible hatred and contempt o the public. --same= - - • SPORTIND INT'RLLIGENCS. X EWSIA.RIILET SECOND OCTOBER 114111ZUNC.I SW, SATVftD.tY, OCTORin SI. SWeeratilles bf its e.dt. Ab. M. • D. of Wood's video* 711. 131 b, Ur. Wyndbant's Castiolo, Ges. Gower's Briberz,;st. 6111. 7 to 4 4.1 Vidiserlis 3 to 4 or Castenia; 4 to I apt Bribery. Sir C. Terser's Middletlsow, SO. 111 t. heat 14 LoWtber's Loiterer, Ist. Ifts.-6 too .w aliddlethorpe. Sir C. lower s (hardy. beet Major Mims% bests, Set.2lb. earls. D. 1. dags.--3. lus Geordy. IA Grasvetior's Plover &t. 71b. beat *der 'Silber's Juni. pee, tl.t. 1). 1. 11141.-1 to lon Meet. !=!!!=itsulment!Mit TITS JIJBILRE. The following Circular has been sent by Sir D. Dundas to the Commanding Officers et the eeverai distriCts, granting so Amnesty to ail Military V. . . Umlauts on the above day t-- (CO PT.) Boren-(sands, Oct. 17. 64 Silt—The Commander to Chief deem* it proper to mark, by every possible means, the approach* bapPY event of his Majesty mitering ea the 30th year of Ms rewi, nod it appeerlog to his Excellency Sir David Dusdas, theta* evert of ibis were cannot be distinguished in amino appelpriate manner than by an het of general Amnesty and I oreeraim, I have vecrived his moods to signify in you. that all stenagorets maimed for Weems of a military metre belsoglertostagirneot , serving in the district voice veer or ders, are. VIII this jovial tote:goo, to he released enr% lhieeseilt Mt the 26tb or 'his month, the Aottivelsary of hie Majesty's Accession to the Throne, and be allowed to return to teeir duty. (Signed) • ill. WYN YARD. Dep. Adj. Gee." " Llest.-Gen. Nicoll*, (tr." Orders have also been circulated throughout the Military Districts, directing that the military be assembled to fire a feu * joie on Wednesday, as a signal commt•moration of the day. Similar orders wore on Frid•ty dispatched to all the out. ports. I't/E Mditliti7S. CORN-F.XCHANGE,--Ocronta 23. This day the fresh arrivals or Wheat sake a very mei. deralsk supply ' and sales thereof are rather borer than we Friday. —Mee Ainerie.as eseeeds the gement gaiviatioa.— Barley likewise lower, excepting prime ampin.—Malt in plenty, and rbeaper.—}least, of the two Mods. ,at easewkat k4,,—There are large arrivab of Oats, and Ma trails is um vistaed fewer.—Flour at last prices, CURRENT MICR OF GRAIN. Wheat, - - 7tis. 92, 1011. Tick beans, -- - - 501. 555. Fine ditto -- - - 1066.1110, Oats, llla. 30v. 1t Rye, - - -37 t. 4011: Raney, - -- - to 41s. alak. * Mu Ma. Moralised - - - £43 too. W. Peas (Boilers) 90s. 1001. =bar -- - -90 s. 95t. Grey Peas, Ws. Ws. , MN 901. Beans tills. 665. 3121 TH IFIEED—Oay. 21 To sink the Othl, per stone of OM 1eef....41. Id. to bs. 444. I Wad of Cattle this day Maths ..4s. 441. to bs. aid. l gouts 3150 11 Veal ... ... aid. is. oil. Sheep = 4, ....4i. Oh. Is 7s. IL . glilitts .. l3O —Ow IL to U. IL rills IikYIII4ARA ET. NU , sinew ih 01. to IL Ms. CPI clog* ~ Grip._ lc si n. ita. Ild: . . . . . . . . • r p . ~` !~ . k I r