The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-15 00:00:00

--.--. • - • 1. • \ BANKING AND NIN g TRADE IN THE COUNTRY. A GENTLIMA :s1 itcq.r ,roved with the UNteou and t oweatry liaising hastens, aad Who has entolderable Inv tl intermit its it COU.Ii% ) Town of twhioctahla rer•rt, where tot retort.' rat 1S Lie are copsiderifbie, %sk i rea !N tonne,. is diNjrous of inert iag with a Geotis • Vasa t.t inio bin,, in either ..r both the above coLeerno, WOWS w 0314 easare a Pr.ilit eiltbe Capital li. mph/Ye • Al 4 " Per:.si &lying fro* Ito h)11. In rea ilioney , and willir.„ to esitAsy It Oa advantlge, iscierwee.e.l to .otdres., pow-paift. to Y. Z No. IS. dkiti.ler-strWi, Snoorbill. I.ondna• No let iCrt 16 111 b.' iv* cruitit to s. foam Priim ip.tlc, our odes' they contain Ise el name pivi abode of the writer. , .I, SUBSCRIPTIONS. :---.....—. • THE COMMITTEE beg leave to suggest, to tar SO 3SCZI BR BS In the Fue..l already established tort .r Mali A:Cr a thew who Ate co:GU:MAW) AS DEIPIC TIJ vaosrsor PILIDetICUTED tr. , I:te PILOPII.IBT.II of CO- Vfelit-blll .(Difehi- Tri EA fat, that oltbonzit ..i out 441 or-toe 1 P 1011.1 I'M EN I'S presented, were thrown out by the (irftt.d.edery, yet the dale's* upon the Fund *say bemuse much rlf is niter Maim is, rfritair, in ;general, novelte.slrd ; sad ti•ut t • r evertiour ghoul I, taerefore. be r; doubled, ngtheresan re ins.* . ' ellascotretowt comets ots r) as arcals go klt . 0' . - of 'fits sisArsto A 11, tri, Fleet-stre e t; l. e .8.4,.i14.,i,r 14; Atnioner-street, Crtrasurer) g 4. eaverrit,i.firos. -PloreXasiden-f own,(!ierretary ; ) Meta_ y r.. Bose is al II .nse. Ihs.;Lidlers, $ 3l, Strand ; NV: nasal.% ~-ef unmet., 4. I)ttke-strees, Grosvenor-square ; Hr. 'f. l'er. : •, nook,eltr, 1,. 1! I. Ct...apeeide g Ati . 11; wawa., cornea ..1 14%411er-416e, H ' , lbws. Lititsuot of Sibserlpti - los already •gtivertifed .4. 4356 3 1 Was. Use., Boswell- . ' Pubseriptido of a few -Avert - • - 40 10 6 Friends - - 1 1 0 •J. 11. hir O . T. and an B. 0r.... 4 %, 0. Y,. - 010 ti P. fl:! . - - 010 6 S. R. T. - - 0104 A salt Eel Sor4iseSieur John Kensbte seat to , BrandouiCharrall, Caveats), by some peirate Bountiful Oetulemen at the Pro‘e-stn - 33 0 Oentlentsu and For- I.et 061.4ee eptiou frosts ST r —Cile.ttiCilu Pra tor Fimuii...iieeer - 29 S Yaw Closets, caleu- NuMias in Parr.:— lated to encourage The 13lack...1:.ckers' airunioable habits 2 4 0 :1 t ststueripti:m - 5 5G- AnEnemy to the afro- Out, tot in - - 1 1 0 gaoce of Blackiark 1 S. J. .- - . 1 1 0 Auld a Friend to a NV. A. - - - 1 10 ; lit sad spiritedPub iti.itice I o'iskie -UlO 6 I Ile - - -1 0 0 a ii-vin.eAsbuits worse •st:ti vice than want of sense; • " F.loi. are still wlticd at their owni,e :" J 6 -1114 a 111.1.4 . - 0 10 6 ' It II reqsew A that all Cornosonications on tile subject of lite above pee eg..0.-•ns ms. 1.... made is Mr. William West, Attorney. N 0.7. Clement",-inn. . .t. • Ars wen. :Huns. Due. i Oteiliss i... 0 %.„... rrouenbargh.. ... I i Pitit:F. OF -1 .14;EN flis:- •.: •-. i Asi ONI . tit.L:ICK. 3 per ('en4. (:-.4r4. 6Ci • . t Lie& A15...1C1 • Reduced 406 • i 0.11-41enot .... .... - . zie prem. 4 per Cent....83:4 ludil. :,...464.....:1i4.34i. p per Ceti... .101 Ex. ,, i.. lA. 10s. lbs. Ledse4lor Act. 70 lo.::-..--; 'ilexes 1.111.54. ST4ITES4.IIAIV. itinrusisi Tr NAA. '• LONBON: ironasonott, Novi.msto 15. MONITEI. RS to the sth, and German Papers to Nut latisrstaet, •arrived in town this morni...— t While the death of the Empreas'isf Genicawe is contr.nticted in an article of intelligence from Vi. 11" enna, her recovery is annouuced to be hopeless. The ...trance of Op! Bavarian Genral iuto the Tyrol is eccontpanied by a report of - in offer of subusi.sion by the brave inhabitants of that uufor. tunate district. We yesterday inserted the substance of the atate:nent of the Ty rnlese Deputies...-shuse treat. meet and miserable lot cannot but be deplored by weep friend of fseeduee and huineuity. Thema. ern facture of Ibis bighly seasoulxl dish was, how ever, wholly euperfluons. The mass of the people of Eastland Omani,' knew the burger) , and independent spirit . of the Tyr loin-i$ the firmness of their resistance —their. aright love of freedoni—anti the cruel outrages which , they have endured in the present contest. Buie when the i;eople of Eit,;lainl are called upon to, give credit to the following mane, we cannue consider it in any other light than as an outrage' oat the humau understanding. T•.e pregnant %linen were eves. Opt up and their fa brea-:, cut MA wails their embryos wer: cransioed dash f , their tiirobta to pod sin exd to Me shrieks and meanings " the wretched yietiim," Toe aiith of this account might surely haves confined 11...5e1f withn, the bounds of poesibilitp Who wilt b li :••• th.• possihitity of s Human Deity L e i ng .;:le of %bd.:king the cir. awnist.itcce iu this Otepicahly ridiculous passage, sit a in which we trace in 'very line the hand of the Altntrtfueturar of the ugh ciol account of th.: battle of sr. 'bargain tie brier poises at The Moro.. say Ohriesicis fur having omitted this favourite passage. We certainly think that the seppression of a ny passage iu a public doevinent is rot onty improper, but injii.d..iuus, and iu the present stance particularly so t AM it deprives the Readeii of that F art sit the isarrat;ve, which incolitestibly . chews it to ha bf the true "home..pun" qualitp Of t hominy corite.uptible inventions, this is amongst t h e aims prominent that has appeared since the , eoinmencement of the French Revolution. Whilst humans.} shedders at the passage, of which liar latti,‘ Courier is so amply enitnunictl, the im pels. to taught. r at theldea of rippiug open a liv. lug body, tensing out the intestines, and cram. OWN; theta s down the throat of the victim, to stop bin muuth, is irresistible. This fable may h. classed Wail O.: vdyigu of ST. PATRICK across tbe Liffey, with bio Iva under his arm. • Foots Widcheren reports of the most gloomy • and umpleatant nature c'untinue to find their was • • to London, inspite of the prohibitory precautions, ..nick are kuov.n tu be moat rigorously enforced• -- • I i r ; /. • II - TH It STJ Wo sincerely hope that the rumours which are in cirettlation will be found to be exaggerated—for wore we to believe report, insubordination threat. ens to complete the ruin which disease began Ail soeonthry considerations must now give way to more imperious circumstance...and Wet is little doubt that Ministers will be triw rejoiced to Se.: the irrival of the 'remains of the finest army 'hot ever sailed from England. We totally dis. credit the assertions iii which some persons con. netted with Government persevere—that Walche. ren is not to be evacuated. -...0MNr.... NAPOLEON nsa t y be mad, but we are very sorry to say, that he has hitherto directed his mad efforts agannt his enemies only—and they have unfortunately been but too successful. There is " method" in his madnegs—bnt, if to be without method be a proof of sanity —the Ministers of England have a more abundant portion of sense than any other indi►iduals on :he face of the G tube. FRENCH IND G E RUIN PIPERS. Views/4 OCT. sci.---The report of the death of the Em pres of Atutria b false; her Majesty is, however, in a state JOAO kaves but little hope. Pis Excellency the Prince of Neufchatel tsudWagram, and the Naf of the army are still here. The Prince is employed 14 poIWI.R Alecto the divisions*? the different corps of the army, the pmition, which they are to take seconding to the orders of the Empernr.—(Mmaiteu, Nev. 3.) hostel', Ocr. divifion of (intern! Wrede ar rived oo tae 251 d inst. at Schwata, whence he proceeded to wards Hall, on. his way to Insprock. We are assured that a courier has to-night brought an account, that General Wrede entered that city oil the 23d. We have also received the sante intelligence by letters from Augsburg.—( Mooitense, Nor. 4.) PIETCRIBURGII, OCT. 7.—The ratifications of the Treaty of Peace with Sweden, are nut-yet exchanged. The English merchandise at present in Sweden, it, conformably to th Treaty, to he coasitt•red as Swedish property. The English squadrvtu w:kicii was at Revel, has removed since the Peace between Ruatta and Sweden has been made peblie. According to some accountsdhe army inMoldalla has again gained sane signal advantages over the Terks COPRISHAGE, OcT. 211—ACCAr.iing to the late Treaty iv i.h Russia, Sweden will continue to trade with Finland on toe same 'eating as formerly. The debts of the kingdom of Sweden amount, at present, to 11,3b,33 rix-tlit!:ars baneo. This valnatioo is official. On the 17th of this moan, was received it Elsinenr the strange in fnisa Sweden, that Ad:viral &minaret had entered the port of Civr6crona, with file ships of the line and some frigates. While we wait the enefirmation of this news, we are lost has thousand conjecture-, Wall respect to the probe. Me caused of this nut speetesi sweat. It Ii asked, whether the wont of fresh water obliged Admiral bauseares to enter a Swedish port? whether be mrsiat to make a loag stay there? or whether he has saute motive of *slit higher importance t W we e:••.not yet divine. ia'ta&, OCT. 91.—The Archduke A;axicoilian, brother of the Fsmpress, is seriously indisposed with a twrvocts fever. It is getietal;y suppixtea that the Govertior-Gehessi, Ate; dretesy, is to remain here as French Ambassador. The French troops are tn-esacuate Vienna about the 13th of nest month. We under-etni the Emperor Francik will arrive here on the lata of November, but that his stay will not he long it :wing his intenttan to proceed to Prague, w here the pitiace has been fitted up for bit receptioa. A eaaslderable pint of out fortifications has already {wen 111011aup, but the levelling of the rest his been postponed until the ratillicatinns of the last Treaty of Peace shall have'been exchanged. It is reported, that 6),00id inert of the Grand French Army marl. Mire up a position, partly in 6.l!liein and pi - 0y in the Ukraine.—( Rept Aussaserions Coaront, AA,. 8.) Da isne v , OCT: 26.—Letters from Peicenibutgii state, that the ratibcationS of the treaty of peace between . Rtbsiallpill Sweden, were exchanged on the 14th istant. It is reported that his Majesty the King means to proceed to Paris he the arum of next month. The Frew h Mahar sador at oar Court will accompany his Majesty. We understand that, according to a secret article of the Treaty of Schipeobruu, a contribution of f 44,000,000 elf florins, remains to be paid to the French thwerdment. AUGSBURG, OCT. 93.--bensediately on 14;.itc.leon's arri val, which took place yesterday, be desired a main to be ce lebrated. No preparations having been made for that par pose, it fell to the lot of alsoor priest, who happened to be in the way, to officiate on the occasion, and received, elated with joy, a diamond ring, of considerable value, for his trouble. The Fmtperor also granted a pension of &Xi livres to the widow of the late Doctor Breidistg, who fell a victim 'tithe extreriT exertions he made fur the benefit of the lick sad wounded its the French military hospitals. STUTGARDT, Oct. 20.—Liest.-General Itesnitz advises from Bregena, that the French Genii Vauthiland has com nmoicated Whim the official intelligence that the Tyrolese are willing to lay dor:a tacit. arms.—( hamburg' Corneae- Oat of Now A.) Peat-ea; Oct. 20.—We have here the official intelllgbnce that Count Idetteniich, our late Minister at Paris, is ap pointed Mini-ter fur Foreign Again, in the room of Count Stadion. —(Porrespondent, Oct. 91.) 4 CORN EXCILINGE, November 15. This day the Market has tolerable remaining supplies of and several fresh arrivals of Foroign ; the sates support our last prices quoted. Barley likewise, and iu short supply. Malt and White Peas fluctuate but little. Grey are dearer. Bons of the tun kiiiils keep their prices. There are tolerable supplies of Oats ; very few prime samples, and those somewhat dearer. Prices of Fluor' without variation. CI`PRENT PRICE. Wheat. - - 735. 90.. 1054 , Tick Beans, - - - -50 s. 565. Fine dine -- -1021 s. lIY.. Oats. Rye, -•-- -50 s. 55.. J Paiaad ditto -- - - Stk. 40s. Harley, - - - to 4k. Malt; 76, till. Rape Seed - - - ,C4F( £33. W. Ems ( lioßent) 7iK. SU. ' flue Fiume -- - 900. 955. (key Peas, bils. 583. Set:mats A CHALLERGY sue A. WM. —Minor Tl:atre, Catherine-street, r. INGLEBY, th e Emperor of all the Conjurors, fur hic perform ance of dexterity of hand, and Miu Youtia, his daughter's performance on the slack wire, against any two people in Europe. Whoever wishes to accept the challenge, the man and the moire y are to be found at the Theatre., or at No. 1; Craven uatbngs, Drurnlane. ,TESMAN COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Last night presented the most inconsiderable audience that has been present, since the opening of this Theatre. On the night of the Jubilee, the benches were almost empty until the balf.price commenced, but they were then filled. Last night the Pit was not, at arty time, half full. The wetness of the evening contributed, as we con jecture, to increase the sombre appearance of the Boxes.. Neighbours may have every frit udly dis position to serve the Managers,. by their nightly presence; but is it reasonable to expect that fe. males will spoil their clothes, by wading through the dirt, from Taslstock-strtet and the surround / Jog district; gratuitously for the Managers ? if they want company on a rainy evening, the least the house can do, is to proide hacks for the Or derlys. A wet eveniugi . ..formerly, produced a great conflux of carriageis-t-there were last night eleven in Bow.street. Such was the appeal-41mq of the Boxes, the when the curtain rose to the farce, it might have been supposed to be the commencenreet of the Play, and that the individnals in the Boxes, were keeping seats fur the expected cons. • puny. • The comedy of theßury Body was gone through, es other performances have beep, amidst noise, tumult, and general marks of disapprobation. The Portrait of Cervantes. was visible, but the performers were inaudible. Mount* was really et a loss how to proceed ; he drank glass after glass, and indeed appeared to dwell somewhat un seasonably on that part of his character. It might be pleasant to himself, but it was tedious 'and disgusting .to thd company. Placards were hoisted in abundance. The whistlers were loud and numerous, and a rattle made the grand tour of the Pit. The opposition in the Boxes appeared to be greater than we have yet seen it. This appears I not a little extraordinary, as the orders in that part of the Weise were uncommonly numerous. En proof of this assertion we beg to state, on the authority of an eye-witness, that while the Com pany was waiting at the Bow-street Box-door for half price —in 20 minutes 65 persons went into the House, of whom 7 paid, and 58 were admitted by orders. During the play, a froeas took place in the centre Box of the second tier, in which the cele brated Captain Hewetsett (author of the Blind Boy) and his lady, very conspicuously distinguish.- cd themselves—of this little row, we have subjoin ed some particulars. Braharn, whose outrageous behaviour has been so often noticed, appeared in one of the front Dress Boxes—being recognized, he nes requested to leave the Box, and on his refusal, expulsion followed as a matter of course. After the curtain drnppetl, " God Save th , King," " Rule Britannia," and " Iteit:td of Oak," were performed by the Company. A person in a light-caloured great coat, with hoots, slipped down to his codes, addressed the Company in the Pit, from the front of the second Deals Box, on the Prince's side. Owe arm encir. cled the pillar, round which he so meg with a vi bratory motion, like a bey round a door-post. The first words niterea by this worthy were— " New Prices for crer.....Support the Managers --No Jacobins." On this he was assailed by a general cry of " No Politics." Far near half 'an hour this individual contended with the Com. pang—at length, listening to the renionstrancen of the Gentlemen in the Boxes, he preferred vo luntary retirement, to expulsion. The house suen after was Cleared ; but the indi. victual who had leten seen to spring a rattle, wao way-laid by live Police Officers, who harried him to Bow-street, where being t !target, with the fact, he was-ordered to find bail. The addre.bs which he gavE was, Mr. Payne., .Devereux-court, `bar. In the whole Private Box. Vlore went not at any time more than 15 persons present—( among thrse• we saw only foar ladies). They ;14n9icl to half a (lumen before the Face etas over; the Nampa ny did not neglect to bestow on them the established customary marks of revert. We cannot refrain from repeating our astonishment at the appearance Of individuals in a situation to which they are, and ever will be, exposed to the mantemptuoini repro bation of the audience. • A Caricature of Mr. Kemble, with a sallow an:l mos( rueful countenance, was exhibited in the Pit—as also was sow' her of Mendoza, in a• listic attitude. Beneath this latter was the follow. ing 4necription Re staunch to year cause, for Bow-street not caring, Aad you'll carry your point, is spite of blakawaring." • • " John Bull expects every 0. P. is do his duty." • " John Rail can't be imposed on." " King Kembie, and Harris, and Brandon, " We boldly Art" )nti all three; " Our cause ne will never abandon, " &hull yea cease lIIMPft iristPo. P." " Death or O. P. and N. P. B." , " Threats won't make hiin dissemble ; " His voice has silerced many a Doe, " So it will Johnuy Kenible." " Rally and conquer." CAPTAIN HEWITSON. As this 34:sage/its! Agent has rendered himself eminently conspicuous in the cause of the Mans. gets, we deem it proper to.reeord ono of the many feats which he boasts to hare performed in their service:— A gentleman of the name of Arnett, residing in Clement's Inn, being yesterday afternoon in coin patty with the " Captain" at his residence in Leicester-square, was requested by him to attend Mrs. ilewelson to the Theatre, with which he readily complied. Mrs. Hewetsou and Mr. Arnett took their scats in Om front row of the centre Box of the second tier. Some friends of Mr. Arnett happening to be in an adja. cent Hos, one of them atidtessed him, and in conversation said, "I have gut several 0. P.'s," which being overheard by airs. Hawilson, she instantly exclaisned, " Ou! if those are your " friends, Mr. Aitsrre, I beg pia will immcdi. " ately leave me."—" They certainly are my " friends, Ma'am," replied Mr. Au:SFTT, "and 6 ' j taunt that that . king so shuvlil pr-judice " me in your opinion." " Leave me, Sir, in stantly," was the Lady's reply. Mr. A emerr then quitting his seat, took one behind the lady, w ho from that moment was loud in her reproba lion of the gentlemen in the adjacent Box. This was disregarded for some time; but at tagth one of the gentlemen - to whom she had particularly addressed herself, turr.ing round, snapped his finzers—the Lady, with mncli display of science, instantly saluted him with a facer. The Captain, who had seen the bustle from a distant part of the Theatre, now entered the Boa, and upbraided Mr. AR It Ell` with having neglected to protect Mrs. lira-mow. Mr. ARNETT e'en!. pated himself, by the dismissal he had received from the Lady. The Captain then reprobated the conduct of the gentlemen, in language wherein the terms of" blackguard" and "seoundr. l" were some.. what too frequently repeated fur the feelings of Mr. ARNETT, who remonstrated on the indelicacy of applying those epithets to Gentlemen who were his friends. If, replied the Captain, they arc your friend:, you also arc a " thick:wird and a scoundrel." Mr. ARNETT knocked the Cap.. tain" down. Young Lavender and some other officers instantly entering the Box, secured Mr. ARNETT, but not before the modern Thalestris, who seems as skilful at single.slick as at boxing, had indicted a blow with the stick of the Cap tain, on the left (le of Mr. ARNETT. On being secured, Mr. ARNETT requested permission to proceed without vioknco to the office, *hen the Captain seizing him by the collar, abstracted about one-half of his coat. The charge was heard by Mr. t; RAIIII4 I who expressed his deep regret at the conduct of the Captain, wh'.so expressions were such as it was not probable any Gantleinan could patiently en. dare; fur himself, he doubted whether in such a case, his indignation might not have silenced his prudence; but when it Wail considered that cid. thets se offensive had b.:eit used, to a friend of whom he had thought so highly as to commit his site to his prof ectiou —it was difficult to 'conceive uny motive but that of an in.. (elation to provoke Mr.. ARNETT. Mr. GRA. NAM added, thatel:e must, busever, hold Mr. Ait siLTT to baii, greatly as ha larncuted the transaction—on which, marvellous as it may ap pear, the Captain himself offered to heceme one of the bail for his friend, by whom he had been knocked dogs ! This, in fact, seemed to be a re.. cognition, by himself, of the propriety of the elms. t i, e .ip nt that hail been inflicted. The bail of the Captain was declined by Mr, AttevrT---and Mr. lloostuast, of Bond.street, and another Gentleman, who had witnessed tho whole transaction,' immediately offs:red to b. come hail, for Mr. Au ETT, to hirtil they were total strangers. Their bail was accepted, and Mr. A R YLTT liberated. IVe have received a statement or another row . in which Captain fIEIVSTFOY was engigeti o n S i . terday evennig. A gentii-uisn, of name of row Lass, charged the Captain, and Mr. ‘Vurrt:, with an ; but want of rutign emigrants ses to dtfcr the particulars, which we shall take cc_ canon to give at length, that the Pettlic may nut be ignorant of the behaviour of the Agents of the M an ageta. The Baltic Fleet coedits of upwards of 350 !AI, and is tined the lu ? test and most valuabte convoys that ever reached the British there. The following is the order in which the fleet tailed viz. the Planta.vatet kd, the through Atarsb r oth ueght ik up It, the rear, the Get was i s th e centre; on the tat boarA side were the S a t urn an d Vanguard men of war, Cerberus frigate, Lynx .insd :11ercurius sloop', and Cheerful utter ; en ' the starboard, the Majestic ind.,titanclara men of Tartar frigate, Monkey guu-beie, and Nero cutter ; to which were added, by Admiral Dixou, the armed boos of his squadroi, and those belonging to the Plantagenet; by which means they were protected from Oho attack of about 70 sail of gunboats, with 100 men is each, on the coast of Lniiglated, as sell as from the attacks of gun.boatt trom the Port of Num), and, to a miracle, brought througn in safety. The Administration of Mr. PERGEVAL will f:)131 * new era in the ;,olities of Party. A General at the head of the Admiralty, a Lawyer Firs( Lord of the Treasury, and the vigorous Lord CII ATH Alt wearing his late.earned lattrels at the OrdllatiCC.Board. The Duke of Portland has given to Lord WI, (lam, Lord Charles, and Lord FrederiJk, 14001, a.year each. To Lady Mary Sentinels, 510,0001. and to Lady Charlotte Greville he allows fifteen bondred per annum, in addition to her for. tune of 10,0001. The late Duke, relying on the `noble nature of Tiis eldest son, after making his will, last scar, threw it into the tire. JustLec.—The returns of dead Alarmism ant Common Councilmen are expected to he very nn. meroes s especially where turtle and logaty wens trind iii sand. A few days ago a Miu CeoLcep raiding u itl her father, in the vi;:inity of London, eloped ►vttl his footman. By way of evading pursuit, the young Lady mounted a pillion on the same horse with her humble twilit), and proceeded across the country for the north road ; but a pursuit being immediately set on foot in all direction., the at fectionate couple were overtaken just before the had reach.'d a post town, when the Lady was se cured, and conveyed hack la her anxious father. She will possess considerable property, and, it said, it in a desponding way 1,,r the loss of her humble lover, boat the Ladies reckon extrem.. l handsome, and schooled above the capcity of his fellows. Yesterday afternoon some mischievous boys discharged a small - cannon in Oxfurd.street, whip the carriage of ltes. Hut tso?, in Nottingham. place, was passing. One of the horses took fright and ran the chariot a4.i11.t a conl-cart by v. h;( it was ovunurned. Mrs. litorsox and her th., daughters were in the chariut ; and the younger about seven years old, was leaning one an. out at the window When the accident happened, and the carriage fell un it. It was shattered dreadfully. The other ladi.s did not lust* an , - material I"jurys = PEW I, It 1)11 t .11 ~' 11' ~,,~, P 4 Sri ~~• { - 14 I:II / C. IS. 4 al r, 1.1 i : et, • . ins no tAI r. 4 4 . * rr ) 1 ..5.,,d, el. .., . OS ‘......4 pe. . i ,' ~ .1 ut 1 . . • .J Ile - . - 50 t ;le 'lie ed he 1 4. rid Ilx 1 1111 0( • ~o. id . .- . , i'' . al rii , 4. 1 1 by ck . is • . r ernl . :0 , • rat rat rst .1 . Ird he • if. f.) . ..; oi, 01. s;1 • !en • r - ; • tr.. .- ‘ i • lie . .t• -,. his 41 . rid •••!, , .., • in. <<c - :at ith tat the no 4 • the ing af. icy se. cr. t is hrr rly i :11411: his 07$ list tin. thr, ich „. 0 cll', Inn led, :red • my I#