The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-29 00:00:00

AI . l~ Ankmv. - , Cowry the assertion of their faithless enemies, that U is Choir intention to units their blameless army with, the troops of the Usurper, do unsninionslv declare that is i+ an infrtamis col y'to dare to say that all the Veralean Chiefs have offered to •arck in union with the rebels oboists* attempted to overturn the Throne of St. Lords, against , the 'friendly l'ooers who so seseneasky offer throlu-itrtni tor vs...establish it. 46 R. b.fe limp. th e eetslArtelarattou, we litter.. negotiates) -with the reels)* owe Wag t all sworn to defend liiil.466otnieethiaalls . t ond 1614.1 Oath it PlA** 'sow- bre raoisitai os-- • teivoli so Caw CVl4lttitot4' 11.11T1011 kep. . Linetoklesserat earuninaller at skriasyst- Iddioa lr ontar: if %It .4. I4I4IIII .. OIIPIMMIts't " RAP:I+I ” mk11.1 " 1 la Dr ar NAV nit R V FT. 2 •'• !-- 0 + Al AVORetille. TEINT A "I 4.WA " 1 AAR Hinlit(i. ta R . MALL, A. Otlnt iit• Marquis de ill, 8114101 WRIT. w I DORK. • 4 , le riIiCEN g iiri. 4 4 Amin de is HA HOIXT. -Cd‘itlEßAN't , • " The thwoadt WV/Wt. " At es iteskrotton at saantwnat. Ho SA July, Mt" . Coltman**, Stet. r6.4-ill HIS feermeglen 'Diet on Vie 9dt Augest, it was decided that for the King's . Bweadbeld 41000 Spanish dotter' annually should tio assisted, fee his Loyal Highness the Crowe Prince Ili,ooo dollars, and for his Royal Higlinesa the liere. eiary &hoe 16,000 Jaen. DUl. llll 7 l l= ll los. 11.1. J ..•~ ~ , Yesterday TOL DV$l.l.l $lOOllllll. DWI a Privy CouneitessesaMml et t e Castle attended by all the Privy Councillors sow is tows, when the gristirpart of the _county Of Tipperary wes • pet seder. the protectien of the, Insurrection Act. Then' Can be no doubt s it the, system of outrage,. Whiell Uwe begun to manifest it. etlf In the counties of tiesericit, Waterford ' amt XII. kenny, be penetered le, that these tumefies will speedily be subjected to the emotion of this Statige. We most earnestly hope, thee, that the e. of *dee twenties will basilic by.the treample of ury, and that they will Urn the Germinating from Oho necessity of having red:nurse to Mi. Grattan'i It "weld be idle and oat of piece to discuss, illilatabsiple of that most sewers and peeter.constl.. l Addessiddini et peeseet. It is enough to Whew that, ifs iiimetilaye it will be in fill, fearful ' , awl active *pommies in ;be amity of Tipperary.. Wbeelimiu lbe-Prooloweation • • -• " fir WA lAPRD LIEUTENANT 'AND COUNCIL OW IRELAND. g• PROCLAMATION. 44 wi E ttrCIRTH. to Whams by an Act of Parliament passed in the feety..faertit year of his present Majesty, retitled • AwAtit're provide foe the preserving and restoring NMI in 'Fuels Parts of Ireland is may at any time IPlitiliesitbetthretaletts mutes ' or by Persons ea..; Into eniterhsi Cembitiotions or Conspire , tlfereit oglattgas -Ott is 'Wall be lawful for the of the Otato of any County assembled at • • do ealreoldieeetlitoagian of the Peace, summoned in meow by the sad 'Act directed, and pursuant to flew President -tbseeirt contained, net being fewer Ilea seem% or the major part of.thein, if they see Striper' dims ermaideration of the stets of the county, tsteignify by enieseoal by them signed to the Lord lieutenant, as other Chief Governor er Governors { sf *eland ter the elese being, that they consider the, mien% or any part there, tithe is • state of disturb- Veen, or le insmedieildariger of _becoming es, end the. pleads cud revises of such their opinion, and pray leg that ta• Loa Lienteeent-and Council may pro. dales seek gooney, of ;ay part thereof, to be in a state of distsebeeee, Or is imesedialt danger of be. eeming tier sad thereeposi it shell and may be lawful tweed foe the mid Loud Lieetmente, or Other chief • pewee , w Ilwarrsosa• of • belied, for the time being s by and udtb the advise of his Nielaatre Privy Commit in Poland, by Proclautatien„Ja lien mob county, es-any pert of each pointy, to I be inn state of- dialoging's*" or is ate danger elf •leseeedng en, es else esith pail's' ho-or they shall think proper ei any adjoining borsety. 44 .cited whereto, forty Justices of the Peace of the • 'Cushy if Tipperary, being the major part of the i jeadces of the Deice duly summoned and .seam. • bled, pennant to the provisions for that purpose in the said Act contained, at an extraordinary Session of tint Peace, holden at Cashel, in and for said County, on Friday the 22d (ley of September in. Nast, and duly summoned persuant to the said Act, hen, by Memorial by them signed, signified to his Racellency the Lord Lieetenant, that the -Baronies st Middlethird, Kilneesanegh, Ellegurty, Mews'& sad Comm, Ckewilliam, and Ifs and Ora East, in the said conety, ere in a state of disturbance, and the grounds and rasivit iirseab. their opinion ; and have hereby prayed that the Lord Lieutenant and Cooedl may proclaim the said Baronies of Middle. third,Kiinemenegb, Wiogurty,Slewardaandcompsy, and _ _ i., rrIlE I It la., eve cißi 01..1t? atk tisUi., by r P 11;4441bn - EXEC:OU._ Its PP. tote Whit • . . 1 - 0" 7 .-1 e_4l • •1 • •••••• + w r • . - . • a. Ar,2 • . isr 3.• •• 'Q. - The ?'a `hoer last . thnlAith Thiclisoge Men who-sr depend tl of Europe, only object Monday giees• de already Minister I Council ; Miter of DlNlrt!""l t s a( din Inter ior; (siegat), tint Sew Department Cement Pt not yet di', Finance ; nets, as has ih• Slabs= is most complete, most mark' thoughour The Gazette King appoint' deans, a appointiog the ibiand of lion AP The Kim completely high Royalist in` for the who wee " and-the Mug. superior di has obtains, foreign ser ties of the int teepee, Duke of keen leanit sed, are sudden' with the served Boor • Foucii for Dresden The Gam gponisb A r that bolas Me there on the part naminsous the part of by bis At Blessed, to , its enemies, , and Vendeans both admirers . trim of arbitrary and Ogees ' Certain sence of cepitel, and of tl , armies, hasten the vranee, and , Lava bees lite Western castrating - twee by tichasent has street of when they The Allied wok, of some WOW sirticas mad uppoise. alkhashig • amiluist _ . . . Cottoned ma ., y proclaim the said Baronies of Middle.' "7 . 1 i Shird,Kilnemenagh, Eliogurty, Reward* and Campy, "me I/ Clanwilliam, and lira and Off. East, - in the said capital , . k coast to be in a state d disturbance. . ' Mill 46 ow we the Lord Lierstemass, by and with the mo m t advia. of his Majesty's Privy Council, in pursuance ..., of, and by authority to ps r e e: b a by the said Act of 'e l Parliament, do by this oar motion, declare the but" Berooles of Middiethird, Kihtemanegh, rdiegerty., Franc i Slewarda and Compsy, Clanwilliam, Ifs and 0111 th a t h i FAst,io the Caenty of Tippplary aforesaid, and each sian si t and every of them to .be in a state of disturbance, i tits j anti do hereby warn the inhabhaats of each sad !very "I Die ' I of the said Baronies, that they emit and every of Gam centre he and remain within their bermes, et ail boors be. 'Sawa 411141 en ,onset and sun-rises from and after Friday as Pr t' r mat t the 89th day of September instant, wader the ' 'pasi ties by law established. And ire do hereby • • Settitrr order and direct, that &Special Session of the. the Ms Peace for the said County Tipperary L be held. lis the where tone of Cashel, in the said Chseaty en Saterder neat, w ith o the 30411 of September inst. for-lbe purposes Impressed . . rtil 4 is th e saki Act of Parliament...! which all Jude. . . week s i ii i of the Peace, and ether hisghtFates. of the sa id Casey, and all oth ers whom it may fencers, am lase bns• AVM 44 Gino at the Conseil Chaisber, hi Ibilijor t hi s As re grabby of September, 1816. iimplia' .., *regard , . mayo. Craft.; Kildare. Casdr•Ctreir. Towit• 4, c on or Morreey. Pi arttery. like. Dewar% Winks* MS t Wjjabas. 44 G. Hewitt. W. Bost* IVO." P. Drips/se. "Iteve i He SAY 1118 .. , Ise • . . ... _ .. .• , . --, -.-• • • • - ' 1 .... 0. • THE •STATtSMAN• . - . .................___ . _....... . . _ _L._ .. ______ .• • • -. of the Swiss Cantons has prohibit:A CABII OF - ELIZA FEN-511NO. and tail tree - cal events ore twilit° bash. ~ The Bavarian Army, cantoned in the enrirous of I NDEPENDRNI I WHIG o f SUNDAY s la u t r et .S y st ralt e en 4 place in Paris. The troth steins to, be, 'Orleans, ,is 20,000 strong. r will cnottnits*an liiiiiort to; ono la Re-to:nos of.. r % m e at . The majority oetka " CON Itasolualys- PAt(IOFR of. she that France b ' nor In. a universal maw 0, , f iiLIZ A FEN N !NO," le era ii_giph.ct: Jost pmts- all Frenchmen NM residing in them, who se • Poll. • tical opinions are 'bleated to the august Houseof i of a MOM INTER E4TING TRIAL. ' wed the and the severities inflicted to keep down i nsurrection, Mow: sinottot; ert. *N t h Litt -b e asevs s. she and that the distreis o c ca s ioned b y contriftutiqns, the !ON of we INNOCENT .: OI.II,II ) I,AL for Ilourboni. tmslatialt• . , Ir . ./ . . 1 It is affirmed now dist tbe s grand mi re of wax Whig 'Orme, 111. ifstarl:+ •- - are fast leading either to a state of national resist. mice or despair. eseennt, Weio.o,ft'. • . 1 1 ' '3 - yr , ..•I I is p os t, the Austrian troops at the east* of tbinii" • • , - -.• ." •'• '1 ~ - . Sellout disturbances seem to have broken _out in .-- - - • - ••:eiteser.. • --- ..: • - •.-me '; eariewe remote deportment'. The Gnat couriers from i; Two } divisions of itoosioo infantry mad. ~, • : ----*°:e irial"" ::. ..........:_" ....( " P. 2 ",* - Nantes, Brest, and Valenciennes had sot arrived at : ill a. ..• _•••••• • ••••• - - rag. 1 '•Or r r who had olden le deport,. - beet . meter e d • counter orders. They will occupy, andWiise en t rn s • • , s. , l l "ta a e s" -4 .7. - ...".**7.,••'••"' I Paris for several days; and this interruption in the fianeees i. ., '...• • ordinary communications can only to be accouoted of the General in Chief sorthawolf, tie r , . .t UPPitilDe sts I for by attributing it to violence. - of the Upper Monte, the Meuse, awl the Mes c a l* ' l osaltess---7-ffoleset 4 Au. 1 0. 1 b 8 P *46- • . There are some stateuieete in tlos Hansburgh and . ' 4 4 - . The Duke of Otranto was yesterday n iii i tin . `‘;------•• :.:. • --' ' 4 ' '- -- Panders Papers, received since Ye l l er - 4 W ° p ub ' King. .Phis day at noon he had not yet left Paris. 'HE STATESIitiN. 1 , lication, which, together with the strong avowals by that the Allies .. g e, by the faqir A large portion of the Prussian nosey is Am ass . ,rating round Paris , to . •be reviewed • •• • as certain writers in the Paris Journals, Prussia, wbo t it is said, will leave herein fete * • 140NEXM t • land the new Government eoght, and are determined . • , i . . • • • • esteet, est:mesa SS, lab. - - :to make the agents and the coneequences 'o f the re - ' , five objects of vengeance, are sufficient to sc. M. de Coxes entered to-day - epee •bli hf re at :, •five days.. :• : • ........_ .....4 " . , count for the growing spirit of discontent sad the' dons, and octopieis the bole! of the Police. . . ' of I * '1" paper ' the 95th Int' arrived at a lute • threatened explosion in Francs• The forager A Prussian detachment occupies to-day the s tea k • niehi, And this forenoon we received those , that 16 French fortresses are to begivenep state, tolhe , which fronts Seine-street and the bridge of Arts. kb (Tuesday last). i Allies for sees years ; that 200,000 of the Allied Tie Commission charged with the sub-divisise of lenge of the Ministry, and the choice 4f thel i tretsps an to remain in France; end that she is to the 13 millions anti 340,000 francs, the quota of nis , - - are to compose the Government en Which : pay also a contribution of *lOOO millions by. instal: department of the. Seine, in payment of-the lop e , the destinies of France and the peace.! motifs; It is also elated that the Prussians enforce sitioa of 100 millions decreed by *the Ordinance of . se, is at present the greatest and almost the : i the Irma stab* of the people of France with such se:: 16th of last August, has terminated its work, whisk Pet of attention. lie Gazelle Ojieiella of verity, thationsealmeet of arms is, in some cases, having appeared sesceptale • of amendine e t, is soo 1 -•-. -: . 'gives-the names of the Ministers appointed, • punished with death. under revision. "-. y stated—nainely, the Duke of itscazaasovf The delicacy with which the requisitions are en- The marriage of the Aiefidoke Charles wish as for Foreige Affairs, and President of the • forced, may be seen from the condict of Prince Piincea*lfenvietta of Nlehe°, was leiehrated ou is, 1 • 1 Doke 'of Fra.ree (General Clarke), Mi- ; lionentoLienw, who has hid an extraerdinetry.con- 17 th 14111 ` at . Wetihoevg• • r War; M. Twines:to, Prefect of the ; tribetion - of 132,000 francs on the inhabitants of M. Pattlu t " , Prefect of Sarthet who was. eel. eats of the Mouths of the.Rbone, Minister ' the Deportment of the Lower Rhine, to dcfraw the ducted to Magdeburg , is arrived in Paris. Loam from Dijon state, that the hotel of as Maier ; Dunouensel ( Count and Lieut.- espeaces of hired& Prefecture, and that of M. de Monceau First Pro• :, Minister of Marine and Colonies ; mod With regard to the blood tributes di mended , that „ int of the Royal Court b are e the reception of. the gape ° ror bees trio t r i:(l t f le or =de CAL'S,. Prefect of the Police for the i is to say, the blood that is demanded to be sheds. Ott of the= Seine, and Councillor of. State l la propitiation for tie crimes of the Revolution, vie - • -,._ 1 King of Mak e who entexpected in the coasted Police. The Gacette says, his higiesty ne" are told that the Prussian Minister RAILININIFIROI nexs week. _ • lisposedef the Departnieots of Justice and I hadpveseuled a very energetic note to TALLITRANO, Aa Ordonnence of the King, dated the taint, ; but Soother Paper amity, that M. Gape. complainiog or the attempts made to scram the prin. ea ., supplementary to that of tbe Ist Ingo relative toile has been before mentioned, is appointed to I cipal agents of BONAPARTE from pnelsitaseeit.' " ' organisation-of the Royal Guard. ,and to be Minister of Justice. The change is: these stateetente are correct, we cannot wonder at Another. of the same date, relates Seabee' tomplete, and such as to give earnest of the t the resignationof the French Ministers, and the which are to take place in several putts of the ttsi . irked alteration of- system and measures spirit that now seems to be difusing Itself through foto, lic. of thearelty. . . it the kingdom. ' i the initial'. E. , ;melte contains also an Ordinance of the . The French Papers stilt, that 'Meet of 'the foxy ; rsiotcn PUN Di. • , • 6 per Gest*. barr..slle. --.,. -.- • ;minting the gear leemeu, Mayor of &sr. ! (ten s, which the Allies have been endeavouring to , .., . 3 , ~ Boa Avionerniemr. stn. . .• :.:: . Member of the Chamber of Peers; another ,possess themselves of are deemed so impregnable that . ' • Textuary Bilk, II per ceatAllsomt. -:- ig Colonel Moescuemau Commissary it: they base abandoned the Moduli:leaf them rof this num. _ 1 of St. Helena to superintend the detention ! ber are Bitche, Licittertbere, Petite Pierre, and New at ; C ", . A 62112 8 . ' it—T . 14 . 1 94 1 4. li i ll ' et i l. : „. I ' 4 • disposed for some days, but it is hoped ett:solate ? . PA RTE. ' I Brion; bat the Otranto Papers report that the ope..' • Consequesices will ensue. . lug of I:AAA/Cgs/ems to hare gimp himmlf i rations against the places coveted by tho Allieserw ~.. - r KO , *TIERS or AUSTRIA Stn. 15 —The Awl- ly up to the Allies, and the guidance of the' carried on with lig." use metes& •- - - . , • • • duchess Maria has discontinued the ,salutary. wo. alist faction, who have beets 20 long contend.' Th e following tare a teme .th e p apers reed e ll d to , • n 7 ten of Baden, which have si powerfully conitiboted he Cosi:rumen t• of affairs. TALLETRAND, di- to . . tio the re-establishment of her .linittb. She west lately every thing with the Allied Ministers 1 1 Pants, Sem 20.—Ichrilfelesty lois prescribed tbo fr 1 om Baden to ileitig&etreutx, and from thence to ring, is now entirety lost sight of. The'` uniform for the Royal Guard, - which is to be for the! Mariazell, Her suite is not numerous ;tte Coon. distinctions which the Duke of Rocnetetcy . French infantry, the mounted grenadiers, the foot . teas Dowager Mitroffsky . • • oilpanies her now hi all 'wad by passing the whole of his life in a i acid horse artillery, the coin:viers and the hussars, :ken excursions; all her otter ladiesand the domestics ervice, have eclipsed the !nog praised abiti-1 Ring's blue; for the dragoons, the lancers, acid the len Geemans. Her French suite is at Schoeahrstio, veva t u ti nnar y s t a t es m an ; an t i a ll th e t a l en t s , , mounted cluosseurs, green ; for the Swiss infantry, where she Intends passing the winter: ~ and information, which Favors (the, 'cadet. The Royal Guard will have white buttons,. Madame - Murat is still at Gotta, and has not yet ' Otranto), on whose shoulder Louis has , bearing tits arms of France. obbsineif permission to reside at the Chateau of Hale ing so confidently and familiarly, posses- ' The Duke of Oriente arrieed yestaiday. . bourg. 'The Emperor's decision is waited for. uddenly reduced into !mating, compered The report of M. Delpierre being appointed Pre- , . It is said that joachint Murat will in retire nide fidelity of the Duke of FELTRZ, who feet of Police, is generally believed. et Prague as a simple individual, with peratissite, MAPASTE so long and so honestly.- • - • An err* of the Prefect all the Department of however, occasionally-to visit his wife. a has not yet left Paris, bit lid departurs t Stens and Loire,. of the Stb inst. inserted in La The young Prince Paul d'Eeteriary will lean in is still mentioned.. 1 Feats d' Annoncet, of Cbalons-sur‘Saeste, of the Vienna with a numerous suite= for Undo°, as Aso melte Offiiiate announces the arrival of the I t 17th inst. informs us - that alarming symptoms of -ht. bassador of the Emperor of Austria . . l i mbasaidor, Count Pena Lana, at Park, a n d , sorrection had manifested themselves on several points The etchange has fallen to 339 f- end' a fustier is bad his first audience of the King. We sup. of the districts of Moon and Chalons.sur-Saone. . depression is expected. . e will not now be so many - objections made Another area of. M. Massimo de Choieetat, Pre- • HANOVER, Seer. 14.—From what we can leant, rt of his Most Christian Majesty to the ratan. ! feet of the Department of Cute d'Oi, orders that the English Government will make a levy of 10,000, r offer (every thing is now magnanimous en I those upon whom the contributions live fallen, who men in 6nr country. lids force with 30,000 English if Kings), so kindly and opportunely = l da , shall not have paid them in 24 loon, will be forced troops are, it is said, destined for India., lost Catholic Majesty, FRRDINANO the ito do so, by Austrian troops being sent' to their In the course of this week, many tragical eveals to support the Throne of St. Louis, against bosses; thereto remain till the whole is paid. have happened : a ci , izen has hang himself; alewife es, foreign and domestic. The Spaniards Am extraordinary cootrilifitioi of 132,000 ft. bas of another has cut her throat iand, the sieward of leans may coalesce pretty well. They a r e been laid upon the deputises' of the Lower Rhine, a noble house his shot himself. ' . • irers and soppofinfa of the Inveterate doc. !to defray the expences of tie,' feta, of Prince Ho- FRANKFORT, Seer. 18.—We are mach occupied, rbitrary power, so d l ove t o k e ep all favours' hensonern and the offieseenfbiliansy, from the 20th with preparations for the opening, of the Diet, which sto thetsfedifeet. - • • - Ito the 36th instant. - - -s-- 7- ; -t••' • • -will toke place in a few days. lit le that the necessity for the pre, The forts of Ritchi e Pektenberg, and Petite Letters from Dresden state, that the city has hat an immense f ore i gn f orte i n the ? fee d ! Pierre, in the Departmeat,4 the Vosges, bare been . many of it inhabitants, and that provisions are self tad in wises parts of the country, is deemed so Imp reg nahha bias* Allied Generals, that i dear iu consisquence. of the bad weather which las the m o st pressing kind, and strongly they have abandoned doer blockade. Fort Louis, prevailed all the summer. ' tl by the measures taken to increase the fo. ! occupied by that Allies, presents a formidable fete-de=-de= Bemoans, Seer. 20.—A corps of Hanoretiv° ies, to draw diem around the capital, to 'Pont, which protects the bridge of booth they hairs troops, SOO strong, marctted yesterday into this sit, • march of such " aro on their way to . coustructed upon that point. . and ccnt:nued their march this morning for Frage , end to countersued the march of the troops I Field-Marshal liarday de 'folly arriveit ils IlheaDat Rome, SEPT. ig.—M. Gonsalvi is goii,74v• t° M D I , i s been leaving it. The departure of the Rol. inst. at Fr a nkf or t. . ;. • . as soon as the Emperor Francis arrives them '.7" ~,. atoestormandod _ ' an d the Prussian troops„ I The Journals of Nantes of.the.loth god 21st eon,. thought he will go t o th e C o ngres s o f Frankfort e l m deportooesteare oiled op and via ': , fain little more th an a di rec ti o n from t fi e . Mayot of Mould it take place. Th e C our t o f R o me will ifot. I *roam pods, where they are to be re- , Nantes , which prescribes the putting ; into f or ce m e a . many oppose the introduction of the reformed wet - 'this Presides Majesty, hi the very sight of so res f or the recovery of a contribution of 20 per ship into the re-united Italian provinces. She tole' destined to defray the ex, rates, it is true, the Jews, and gives them the fro .; A Pellt ilied etl t or the barracks, and the sabdsteece. of the exercise of their religion ; but they make no pry' it Reireseatatlee -Bodies. A Prussian A l e . ! cent. upon all valuables, has takes possession of the Arcade fronting of the Seine and the bridge of else Aft', i cps stationed in this city. .• lytes, and uhf spirit of proselytism is one of (herbs.' , News frgik Madrid states , that many of the WE . y throats* the City in their usual moaner, castles • . . lllctertstscs of reform. 51,000 persons have already been arrested on ' at.: .48, painted and nostabeslighted. 1 • Court. It is thought they hove made an offer to his of :Spain are converted into prises', and that The English are assiduous In their attendance ° I political opin ns.. Many Pacers who 'Holiness of the necessary funds to delay actual t%' ranks under General Mina hese been condemned count of their le * ponces. - • . et ed erse7 4slll ot before are the no meet t to ing leav i Pi the ris Cha h m r a . bad served la *each Papers save eased to mite the to the M. Lope', 'palter el Asetrerat works, motion et the Negoelatiowss a p r oof that has been ' • • o e d to be iiesqii - tiii Maw is Oat emeeldeeed as tetrad ! • : T ao p • n ______, _ or ileted. -It is said that the Prince argent has made 1 remises of noteeeme.Otiei - Wseas eed May- present to his Holiness , of a Irish C. thm• regiment of , . . . ~.. 7 ,. s . • '-: 1 mu le , have Vuesited ortliis.. to encases these cities ' pg spelliiii-0 1111 .... 01.6 age 11111114 10 and to go to iteuen. ' Peobehtyt• • the 1191114 611116 111 aralartellalld Cbde as . _, garrison of an Hungarian eonspeny. ... . m this latter place will receive a new destined° s ' . n e CAGLIAIS S ave. B,—lt i s ttenght that ou r Curb • • , t , . . .". . . . i r - ~ e t . ...14 4 6-ii i L s ;.e.. .-. -, ; ,,5-...• . . .- • '' , '•f”: t..#04044 . 1 4 .4. . .:. )..„..,„ s 1 , ' l' - > - .. : ''' ' . -Adel _..a ,-...-Ivicil. ' '. - .. s.i.4l.2.adit'lli • , .-r.,... - . % '''' ' I r rt" 4111.7,...:711;1ir