The National Register. — London, England, 1819-01-18 00:00:00

JAN. 1$ ADMIRALTY SESSIONS. These Sessions, for the trial of offences committed nn the High Seas, within the iitriailicti )))) of the Coirt of iv, o n Motiriay mnntw., in the Oil Ilisiiey, lieliir• the flight lion. Sir W. Scott, Mr. Justice Park, and Jitstire Best. Alter a consultation of five hours, the Grand Jary returned into Court with a true hill against J. Drake. Captain of the Chapman transport vessel ; Will J. Cleiliews, a .11/11ille, the warder of J. Nl•Carley, a eollslet nit but that vewr I, %when nn its passer oat to Ness Solllh Wales, and :shoot 51 leagues otf the Island of St. Jago. 'NI: trial did not Com mence till its ally three o'clock. 'fhe Ki 11 2 .9. Advocate (Sir C. Hollinsim) then proceeded to state in detail the circuissillan-es of the ease, mid evidence w as ealleil of ilt• charge. T. lint n was vaned hy the A ininey Oeneral ; hot 11.• s.•l jean' objected to his eridener being received, s• •+s sill Nall that he was eallipetAlt witoess. The guest N•rdnl with the Cleat Seal, for the witness and other eulivive, %%RS then lOU it, RIM read. after isviiicit witness wen pr ectrdi With The psi-over Ihakt was. captain of the Chapman , and Clements was a •Olther im board. barb. , tiler !ell St. Jaga, the irons were examined, and ninny nt . foetid liroken ;he would admit his Welt broken. lilt 17t60f April there %%as a great alarm of firing iiit boast the ship• On the Wilt or 21;111.ml:out dusk, there was another Citing—the zrenter part of the convicts were confilied use. I wren decks, towards the head of the snip. Before that tidos coneurticrl, witness was in his Ilit•, witness beard Mr. Ila•ter say to the primmer (Clements), " Clements, are you there i"— Orinetsls replied, I am. Laster tlwti said," Raise a false alarm this n.gat, and we'll kill every Is--r of thein."—Clements said," I will ; bet it is Uro 50011 yet; wait till the gentlemen go to Is .1, fit we'll have more tam- to play al them."—Baster said," It is a very good time now, for all the gentlemen are is: their ca bins ; mid whim you begin, don't be rotnisianded by Capt tilt Doctor, orOtfire.,awl I will be a•C1111,41b1c. " Witnew then heard lilt tattle of a ram r od, anti (ICllll . ll'B came to• the hatchway. and he made use of suite exput ssion about Irish. and said he would let go, and put the muzzle of the g tin down the scuttle, and fired ; and after that there was a tiling lion: dilfei rut (patters into the prison , duo:: the hatch. way., which coniiiiiied for ass hour and a half. Some time after the Sonic hail ceased, Bs ter, with several Notifies-% ash sailors ratite into the poison ; thtsy had a field. Witness sliest 83W Jelin M'Aidle ly ins dead in hie birth, and On the follow ing ttttt ming witness esamined his tinily, and lie appeared to leave been killed by a ernes ed at the bottom ut his Altimach. Cities -examined by the Coffins Serjeant Hr hilieve.l the shot to have coins ilium the soldiers' apartment, below tb ek, 41111 Clements ;shove deck. Ile kiiew a perstn. named Creoles . , one of the ship's crew, ;rail had heard he W.ei in irons, for conveying lost entrietes to the prisoners tat rotting off their irons. Witless bloke Iris non irons with twit brilain sticks. 'I he knife prodneed, made brio a saw, might be eon /rattiest (if it was hard eilittigh) to saw off irons. His irons ho broke latfore lie gut to St. Jago,and Ise 11411 4 Aertmil pair pat on hire, which lasted until he got to New South W e d,. He would swear, that on Iliel7lll April there were not 1..!0 cou efels who hail their irons broken ; bid before the 17111 he awe that a great number were broken. Ile knew that a lever, tt piece of au iron hoop, and a piece of tin w shape it: a Mar, wets found in the birth In whirls his corns:hie and witness lay ; eV, d i nes- was flogged rot that offence, Onll he received a 'limbic 1 bibelot far speaking , o the convicts in Latin! They nests iiceitsed of haling taken as oath to be tree to each other, hill witness nesersaw 411 oath 4 11311 . 0.1 vied in the prison, trod tee man who had told them so was a 4:011. Viet. There Will a Cell/lel 113111141 I:1 antis Murphy, but witiwss Wal not plc - sent when he said tt Si as lila intention to murder all the crew, try the truth of (Sod. . . . . Calamine, Serje.tiat.—" Wooer ig dead ; he not ?'• Witar --"" He na% Oise sa ham I last caw I ." Mr. jtiSiire• l'ank —" It svgs so slated lay the King's Advo cate in his 01,$ . 11illg." ( . 11111). rataminatiam eavnainneal—lie had heard that the eon. Vieth Make the a' leaaalang to the mastszine tr ((((( its Images ; ' ' " lint hi , did not hem . :hat tin.y stied to break down the bulk head that Ird to the magazine. Donahoe and Leo were matte pi iioneis Oh the pimp allerw..i els. Willies!. Sa Vl' • file in the hatods of one of the soldiers, but lie did nut know that it load lit en in the possession Of FUX a ennvirt. - Examieed by Mr. Jostler Pat was designed lov lis father to be a Blest of the Ciitirelo of Winn. ; the ilible formil was 0 0 1 lu. , A11110111:11 lie heard Clements say lie rind •• let go." lie did wit see him pond the goo ; it w•s too dark. lie had nothing to complain of, of April; lie wet , brought back to England by a Giplatit Gill. T. Kelly deposed, that Olt the Api il, as he was lying in his birth, he heard a soldier en deck, he belies tdCleitients, say-•••• U'lio is that talking 1n..1h hrlow ?" and mie of the o.llllrietA that there w is isialiody talking Irisb, or nailing any noise o hal es VC, 411114 111'16011 4huv r, (lie hi lies eleitiont *did --" It your stun t let go," and he di.l Cite. Witness was wounded thetiist fire, and the ball was still within his breast. Cook,a roidirr, lie.aril the ti:ings and lie was convinced there was a general ;Wing ann. ogst the COI, Croas-examitiett. lie was CL/11 , 1/11(.1.4 Ihe lit iiig saved Ilse ship. The vont/lei erred not " fire arras and be d--d. MC wain LIO 1111E1 Wl', awl still give none." lie dreclinctlyht.4l - 11 them rush, and Ist• had tio doubt but tin attempt was then wads to break the 1011-brad to get at the unig.izitie. lir iward two convicts ticelore tlitt these vai r tol7l4llit4Cy to nisiriler the officer• and error, and tike. the .hip, and that i would hove twill the tiny &tier one left St. Jagn, if the Not thoni:ierlititil, our of ht. 74' , s bud 1 111 l boa e In •atilt. 'l'lu• closed the ease on I port of ill' pro,rient Mr. Jn.tice Pa 1. now °to , . veil, that Ihen• was lintuota tilde of ',Werner araient Capt.iu Drake ; hr.louald not, theretii r, think it 11.4-'ll.lly to put !inn .511 bit defence ; and it wilishi be for tiro Jury to piny. vOietiti r, such eoitfileinti; u••• tintouy nil the pAct • iiie convicts, he world to call on 111, pri•ener, el000rot•, for his d. fence, Tut , Jury twute.ir.o. ;y it % , ai lint their is i.h to put hi. Loirilohip to t.ie tioiiiilr, alga pi onouneoa the prison• eft•—Nul Joutiv then took :os eirportottily to culite,tz the 6, "ievtothe t i .. una:i•sa 111, 13 , e b , •lutr 4 pi1.011e111.01 , 141. aw 4 h.. rorn lel., hi tee cos sere, hot opiiropt I I c.— ' l ' l , r r!Ill441 l larded fr.nit lilies seSCO, 41. efi16414 Ihe Gtaud J•lt'. Itllllllrd 4 Ir.:t . :411 OI 11111rolt r JOI•11 I/6 4ki• I ll.e Cdploitt Alekr:itle U. o And l'itneplier ort.ing out .pit the •.idle fir C.:AC*I - 1;S, - I hei► hind 'toad for lb.' tint Wing on 'lncsd.%) . 4j. • THE NATIONAL REGTSTTAL Capt. Drake appliNl to the Court to be permitted to he baileJ foi hie nppesranee till the ',turtling; bnt Mr. Justire Park said it i...oht n u t be permitted. hatever the merits of the ease mi.:Mt be. he was uow fur murder; and he (die Leartica Ju,lge) was nut bound to know auy of tie or the ease. Mr. Allry m tiered Mr. Dewar to be railed ; end that Gen. tleman :11114%% ered, .Nle. Alley rrqueNted him to take his place by Capt. I) akr, which he did, and they bush tuuk tip their abode in Niewgare for the The Grand Jerry tin ew out a hill rut. murder against two °thee pou Anus ; hut 1041111 at tine hill ateniiist 'l. Mac 1) 01 ) 41,1 . tor 41) attrato to violate the pronm of a young girl on the high etas.—The Cuiirt was then adjourned. Tr!:snAy. rapt. Dtake, Dt. Dewar. and Lieut. Bustard. of the convict ship Chaiontad were again tried for the wilful murder of D. Mac Cortnick, during the name tiontiry of the convicts on hoard the above ship, on her passage to New South Wales. The evidence was similar to that given on the former trial ; and without troubling the Judge to sum up, the Jury said, their ininols wan made np on the subject, and pronounced the prisoners Not Guilty.—The Gentlemen bowed, and were immediately discharged. T. M•Donald, an athletic tray', was indicted for assaulting Helen Week, a girl um yule of age. on tlr tottli of October last, with intent to violate her per-ono.—lt appeared front the testimony of the little girl, her father, and a soldier named Bennett. that the prisoner was a Romer on boatd his Majesty's ship My rmi Mn, which quitted Malta on the tot. of October. Mr. Breck, who is a afire merchant, and his daughter, were passengers. Sc;o slept in a cot near the prisoner, on the night at the tooth of October. I ler father put her to bed and she soon fell asleep, end in that state was conveyed from her own cot into that of the prisoner, where the disgusting liberties c h a r ge d in the indictment took place. Her cries were soon heard on deck, and Bennett, the soldier, went below with a light, but the prisoner said that he did not want a light, as it was only the child who had tarn out of bad. The child, however, stated, that the prisoner, on hearing some person approach, threw her front his own cot to her own, and with such violence as to cause her to fall tout of it The noise attracted her father, to whom she stated what had hap pened on the following mornint4.—On the of October there a ere such appearances as left little troubt tlmt he load not only etlectral his diaboheal purpose. but had isommunicated a loathsome disease to her. This ciicumstance was made known to the prisoner, and he said that could not be, and that he would stand ' , overhauling." The father applied to the Surgeon's Mate ; tom he refused to give his assistance ; and the prisoner said the child should he exammcd by the matron lthe Captain's wife) and the Doctor; and he after wards ssiol they would have nothing to do a ith it. Mr. Justice Park summed up the evidence, and the Jury home diately found the prisoner—Guilty. Sir Win. Scott. in the must impressive adtlraos, sentenced him to two years imprisonment in Newgate. The Learned Judge then enquired of Mr. ftreck, why he did not apply to the Surgeon of the vessel himself ?—Mr. Brick said, be cause the prisoner had promised to speak to hint, to clear his own character. Two prisoners were diir'otrge,l by prozlamatiou ; and the Sessions then adjutunod to the 19th of April. 111;11171C.INE I.V J.1.1.11C.1. EAT!? \CT OF A LET 7 F.R FROM ST. ANN . .. NOW. 11, 1218. `• We have had terrible weather; last night we had the severest litirritane I ever experienced ; it niust have :lone initurnse damage. Several httiltltags are blotva down. amongst the :TA my kitchen; this is the first unit t have known a building blown down tiere. Several cocoa-nut trees, the toughest wood known, being eoinrosed entirely of elver fibres. are snapped in Ir a n. Sleep during the violence of the telopeu was out of L.:: question. I was in a low house. well sheltered, notwithstanding which it metered at interrcls, as if oecasi- OT11:41 by an earthquake. Many left their homes for seenrity ; others, frightened from their bedo, just sheltered within their doors, starting out when the t.en tendons gaits threatened their destruction. We heal heavy gules from the N. E. and E. tin three days before. which had raised a treinentlutia sea, which came pouring into the harbour : it had tulysisted previous to the hurricane, which blew from the South." EXTRACT OF AXOTILER LETTER. ♦LSO DAIEI) AT. ASN'S Nov " The hurricane was at its height on the 11th inst. I t has done considerable damage to the estates in this parish, and will. I ant afraid. cause $ diminution in the crops in this neighbourhood of one third. The destructive wind came from the South." EY:sr %cT OF A 1.1:1 TER FROM sT. .%N s's MATED xov. " Yon will be anxious to hear of the cstatr after the late hurricane, w'iich wm at its height on the night of the tith. and whieli has dune very eonsidcrohle damage to the estates generally in the parish. I am sorry to say the forward ;tines tore much injoreil and thrown down ; an 1, at the wet and heavy state of the intervals pre vents their being taken off immediately. they will yield scry little. I am attail ; and I siioutil think it will occasion a doilinutioa of the crop nearly one third. l'he new Tins!' 011 stone pillars, is hid flat. iind halt the overseer's house taken away ; and, alcitough negto 'mows are all injured more or ieit, some quite down. I um happy to say no accialeat has tacit? rcd to the negrors. The de structive wind came *tan the guutli ; gni I expect bad aceoutats front the South side." On Tarsday night the outhouses of Mr. Win. Bovill, of rppm 'footing, were broken open, and a very bir4e fat pig of coniritletable value, woo driven oil' by Cie roliturs it teai troll to *.aitlitield Market. where it vat sold by a man known in the treighbourn.aal 'noting. A few weeks ago a robbery was nonntliuca .*t M 4, W.'s pee:nisi'. it ii suppose..l by the some party. Last week a woman at win) Wu. the habit of drinkO.g 'cramily to exves., woo fountl by 114 11'.. return lure, at the po i nt of dauh . She died :ilium ionnedia:.i:. 'and ciani'a tian was biund to lie intt:li burnt, although the.-e v-io neither lire nor vandte in the aparaient. The plipaelans who Here considted vete of opinion. aecortliv to the Paris journals, that the accident vat: from syontsneous eintibuotion. Cu Itch on Nl.inday, on Chapped- Green, I) on, 16 miles fr Woolotoek, for 11/3. giiineas, het ween Ft y, IllhOrMtel man, and 1).1y, n Illiliel*, from I)fty Vt.la barked by a rellew trout thee Pot • let ie.. and F.,. by 4.4llPwription soto , at.l the Wilntiire mew. for.ocr nu% seconded by Putter, and try by 1/ tilintoin, a (•..rt,t•r. In t!,e first rotrul, the men Illantravrml abort ; when l'ity ;dared a i.ard bit mann hit atitagon w's olnetory or,(an. which . 11RldtleZa ler:0114 Of Clara, curd kept it in tomcod tatu.nitation atter.. The tt.inDr woe ~ .tlllk la the hi:: but he thook his head, ounnvztel and writ t.. ) wit k, and Ciro:, minute. of treinenilom hitting followed, tin. 4 tip th e b ea d, eteo: brutes were so tint e d, that Use spa:tutor) (Auld not diotinxiiib Vie face of ow from the oi"ier ; when Fry wai ktr.:rk e.l down by a :Amy on the left breo-t. 11. joie: sour lug, mostlr at hotly hitting, another cer.:13.1 11 of limtilitieo Intl:reed Fir two ; when they iv.ct ttgt. t wibt cicir:Tation. and Fry caught hit oppon:nt under et: car ' tiaored J. The nii ll cr turned 'milky. and kept t,r SOl!C time; , hub Ito at nugth ailvaneed, and with a hinging righbliasbied !sit attnektol our of Fry's hit aide lower übo t. and he in Alumna:riled a revere hit ..pen the bn.k it nine. A inaat obwinate round was fought, sod Day droppul .non weaknew. *Winn. •Ibr. 4, Fry, Alt:maa reocas:.', mz,lc hot hi; ;tad then. !woke genial. Day ina.le 3 gallant attempt, b,. it was ::.r its.l 'iv fiat, ,a:;! sae. • \ iron' the LOX DOY GAZITTE, Tuesday, Jan. 11. -011P BANKRUPTCY SUPERSIMED. 011REN M. jun. Broad Street. Ratcliffe. oilman. • BANKRCP'II, ING•ax 1.. Cheapairle, hatter, Jan. 16, 23, Feb. t:, at Guild . ..a Mt. Mr. Dirket, Cloak Lane. JA.COM J. Gravel Lane, Howls.:itch, tobacconist, Jan. 16, 23, F(1.,, 43, at Guildhall. A lt. Mr. Norton, Nlinories. PHILLIPS T. Bread Atreet in Jett:sta. Jan. 19, 5 0 , Feb. 2T. at Guildhall. Art. Mr. Clarke. iopx4ate Street Without. VENUa J. Lower Shadwed. viitner,Jan. 23, 30, Feb. 23, at nuti.'• hall. Atm Robinson and Cn. Math...thus ATE tusost J. Dalston, Cumberland, cotton manufacturer. Jan. V. /9. Feb. 23, at Carlisle. Mt. ND Idirkett„ Cloak Lane. I;3CaiTT W. C.imbridgc, corn merchant. Jan. 2 41 , 21 , Feb. 2T. at Cambridge, Mt. Mr. Croft. Chancery Lane. Fax L Foos M. 11411110., Yorkshire, deer, Jan. 26, 27, Feb. 23, M 1131 . 04%. Atts. Morton and Cu. Gray's Inn Square. K r.NDIHCI J. Bellington Mills, Worcestershire, miller, Fch. 1, 23, at Hartlebury, Woreestarshire. Atts. Loilin t ;tun and Co. Temple. FRIDAY It. jun. tsleworth, Middlesex, barge-master, Jan. t 9. V:, Feb. 23, at Guildhall. Atta. Noy and Co. mi i „m g Lane. Btacasiolin .1. Witham, Es..e3, eorn-fac.or, Jan. Feb. :I. at Guildilail. Mt. Mr. Carter. Staple Inn, Holborn. DIVIDENDS. Rowlatt, Charterhouse Square, merchant, Jan. 23. %V. Ashby. Gralmanehester, miller, Feb. 3. T. itavensimw. Liswpool, grocer. Feb. 2. J. Carnaliy, Ma..etti, Northumberland, brewer, Feb. 4 F. Stabler. and T. and G. Marshall, York, linen-meecisaat., Jan. •21. T. Hill, Lewis, merchant, Feb. N. J Shepherd, Sutton, Yorltuhiro, eltip-builder, Feb. '25. P. Hooper anu T. Bedford, Bartholomew !lace, timbee triercbanot, -- - . Jan. tfi. S. Palmer, Bourton on the Water, Gloucestershire, mercer. Pb. 6. T. Goodyear, Market Street. Hertfordshire, grocer, Feb. 13. Beauchamp, Coventry Street, Haymarket, lace-dealer, Feb. Iv. U. Markham, jun. Sunderland near thu Sea, Durham, mercer, Feb. tG. 11. Polack. ShefF.N... jeweller, Feb. 5. CERT' FICATES—Pth. 4. W. Talbot, George Yard, Lombard Street, merehant—E. Wll - Aldersgate Street, merchant.—W. Rell, Aramptnn. Cumbrr. land. brandy-archant—F. Marsden, Wakefizkl, Yorkshire. joiner —W. and .1. "Filler, Alder Mills, Staffordshire. eorn.millers—J. Stevens, Colbrooke. Devonshire, maltstcr—E. Watson, Wuhan. Lincolnshire. corn-dealer—W. Smith. Leicaster, woolstspler. TREASURY ORDER EXTENDING ERE rnivitror AS TO STONE ItsED FOR AOEICELTURAL EURPO3F.S TO STONE IYTUNQED FOR BARN 11.0081. - -.••— Treasury Chambers, Dec. 26. IMO. Gr.): ant commanded by the I.ords Consra;ssiosers of his Nlajesty's Treasury to aecquAnt yon in reply to your Seco-- tary's letter of MCI instant, that they have directed a communication to he made to the Leith; of the Committee of 'fro!: raw ive to the expediency of exteading etc exemption front duty applicable to MOM used for Agricultural puirtmes. as provided by the I4th Geo. 111. cap. S.t. to such Stone as shall he intended for Barn Floors; awl my Lords aro of opinion that u., duty ahouhl be elt.irged on such Stone, until the decision on the point in quesuon shall be made knoa Tl. (Signed) S. it. LUSIIING'rON. Coimnissioners a Customs. sittino. appointed to be held in Ilittaietz and to.t.lon, hcfosc the Right 11,.0..5ir C. Abliobt, hut. Lord (:hief JoitiVo of the Court of King's Kaaeb, is and alter llilary Term, 181 t): TELIM. 111TIDLF.sEX. 1.081.)08. Thursday ... January 28 • Sattintay Januar , / 50 Tuesday ... Feb. s Saturday February, ti Wednesday Feb. lo Thursday Vehrttati, •FTEIt Saturday ... Feb. 131 Monday February '5 A person at Merton, in Surrey, lately had his eisild• Moen. IS hued tor the small-pox, by an apothecary front a neighbour. Wage. The disease appeared At lite usual ui,nr, and the child neis eat tied about all ports of the Imes,., itilhuut any pl Cl'2llllo'l. What might hose been fore.rets thd take place —the it spieuttl—•two men nod Iwo children unit'. thately eistitht flue .disease ; and, Fauttunt..ble In it late, both / the men, ;oil 0ne.,1 Gm children, p tied. Where tlw cala mity will atop is quite intent (alit, sceerul Otters havieg vangist the iolection ; and among the rest, an only club' of 'ricochet, one of those who perishml, I , u now at the point of death. The file of this family is mere to be deplored. Aunt the youth and cowl chit tic ter of the .partirs ; the Colter, fine fi t .,l ! fiy )ouglig 111,11, ;11)011/ but 144 ihr criminal conduct set others, might lotee (ivna lung and 11 ,. / . 111, 6111 • porting lus family by his imbi.try, and benefitin4 so , iely hV his 1, 1 1.0.1 r ; hut ...At: deprier.lol . hint, even sbnnld the child recover, it will in all rut/ability becutne en 11111•Ilitilla nil it Wlll4/1011/•1% 6:toe:hi:co Accinctcw.—A widow woman. named Cond., who lived at 10 . Stewart ' s fleorrits, Drary Lane. au.) who for a letetth of time gaiutel a livelihood for herself and three. children by soup, under tad Piazza. at Covent Garden, on market der,, return/0d home tiara her besiness. alinitt wire o ' cloelt of Thuirst!,,, morning. to prep.tre biesukftt.t for herself and children. Me had to fire liglatu.i. iuuJ soul the ignite.l chin ea oat of her soup kettle star it and put it him the glace ; hat ben,{ hateful that the embers woehl expire, she went to her basket to throw some more shams) T or. ins laasket she always took *all her to run vitt t. - Jett. wit!: quantity of charcoal to rourruit the fire occasionally. Site haul r.a sooner filEtg the cto.t.nts a du: lawlict on Lie tire. than muumuu - I:does expltution to , !: plate; the pour woman it as knoe'ord lai.f:kwaid by the f.nd ate. immense whine of (l on! which for it 1110111 CW What the ro.uut. seotehed MT 1: •:.elfuilly, aut ! sot 5..e.T.1 ran. of hvr ay. pare! on lie:. The grate was diaplervil by the violent concussion. at some df the tire reached the children, awl set their de fling in a 1,1: . The sulpheron. seta,. slid a large busty of smoke /2.141111 g from t room, excited the attention of the neighbours. Several pew: a rushed up stairs, and Annul Me mother:lnd two of her children mw it scorched ; toe roam sea., ou fire, and in ow.: corner st.axt one of children crying . most bitterly. without the sen.e of calling In, Imn..t :tree. The neighbours c..reird them out, and collected the.a iu > . workhouv, where snr:tical sass time' we, niliitini,ue”.l [brogan.] t h ey s era runt put :.. bed /11 a snociting •tafe. (in . natioa, loieri: this /stunt:able eatastrop . .iii, pastel , gUrinue• .r haws Lyra futtn.l in the eltareo(l basins by the tirtunu.n, whom 1 a alarm had brought to the s;an. There is htle thiuto butt that 't is the t‘ork of suns: malicious per.on or per.ons, to gretify an unteeli. g penpensity fora joke, Wit can be?) called.) by blowing up tt.e.p04.1 front.:ll*, toup.kettle, w7lie'i if it 'sea. even sux,:etlett. nth; set La.: boas attOntled with epidly Linoznethle consequences. . . 1) .. w u k. . 1 . *0 0 ,11 1,114.**1) iu ihr litelary mid* r 111.• name 01 P;sitlar, thril us' t at twits ttrirnis iu S .wee. 0, alft,r a hi. 4.41.,, to hi , . bcd, in Om tO•t .•1 hi* A lm o f * lwo*. 'lir twee Irmii.t 4,1 h:ch it pelt of in , Rking, non. , feet elay• awl ..11:,td. Tht: wathar itt eartniii.; : 1 7 .so.ollt, awl I%* .11t1 *i• the (i nt* / *low. LJ le •••404.• • .