The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-12-22 00:00:00

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The spirit of &liege Coeporatiosista is such. as at the same time to mhos to Mr. Secretary GIANT the usual courtesy. 1 They addressed Mr.*PieL, so doubt, but the liberal. 4 patriotic and Alan:topple Youngster was the life and , wet of the Orange-wreakers. as be is the present s r Clinipion of Oxford Intollerance. The ignorant r • • Corgorauoa did not know that in realist to thank i Mr. Giant, they did him the greatest honour, sisi!he mast therefore feel really happy at their im plied 01110111*. If we CIS calculate on their prospects f soder the sway of Marquess Wat.t.usz.sr, we anticipate a change to some purpose. The noble Marquess has selected an 'women and a CATHOLIC as hie private Secretary,— , how will that agree with DAILEY and Co., srjtlall the renegades who have so long fattened upon Iris misiortunes,and who have takes so much painsto brisk thecouatry to its present state of insubordioation, ler die purpose of giving themselves power sad em. playinent. This, the Noble Marquess is fully aware ofoind his HAIIIIITT, who has had a sample of Irish kisllaess and Irish loyalty, has given his Viceroy full potters to govern Ireland, according to his own will 44 wisdom. We hope a fine portion of the British e4its will be thus resorted from the heads of a Bela ri.s4 and ignorant set of fellows. To be sure, Mr. Gittri.noax slay do his utmost to counteract good in unitive', and darken Irish prospects. But we sus poci tkat tre w but little of the Noble , Marquess, if I be of A public sans to rltale a j ogatory to the leteViki 'o is ;its tive,oonsinry. We do not, indeed, think that this said MrAlout.nuner will openly attempt say measure stoa tgitt . 14 Viceroy's desire. In many cases, the Secentaziee have hoes, In effect, the Governors, but net during the reign of such men as the Marquess of WILLLIGHT. He will not admit of Armagh protection, nor countenance Orangemen, who only want arms in their sands to tore them against their neighbours. lie will surely put dew. those Ws r antis ts who have so long divided the people, and de s stroyed that system of patronage which has for canto ries been the base of Ireland. • The Dublin Journals received this morning are silent as to any additional outrage or alarm. The oalyinstince of disorder we find in any of t►e pe► viecsal papers, is a report of an illegal assemblage me Saturday night or Sunday morning, at and about Kit meow, in the county of Kilkenny. In another salmon will be Wand a report of the trial. the first wish has taken place under the Special Commission at LkinEri&of the Murderers of Mrs. Torrance. This warder appears to have been as act of private yea• sad was wholly confined to the two wretched mea, who ►ave, before this time, expatiated their gitillt by an ignominons death. No Pads papers bad reached us when our paper went to.Prees. The Sittings of the Chamber of Depu. ties, M is expected, will continue anspeaded daring " 1 4 411 74 in order to afford leisure to the new Minis try complete its administrative organisation, and to prepare its legislative labours. It is added, that the lirst:esuiemteleation from the Ministry to the Chamber el Deputies. will have for its object the demand of six twelfths, and the projet of law for the regulation of the hat sate, as announced by the Keeper of the Seals. — According to private letters, 'resignations which had sot bees anticipated by the Ultras were daily received hens Public Foactioaaries, who had not been mini dertdilevoted to the last Administration. The later- Peeit drawn from this conduct is that the opposition which the Ultras would have to encounter would be toe strong to be overcome, and that their tri- ONO week be bat temporary. Should the to, Pelted resignations, however, have really taken place. it *would by no means justify any sailrallf hope se the part of the late Ministers of being forced bark Into office. The only effect would be to %Miter the Left Side or the Liberals, still more de cidedly than they are at present, the arbiters between the contending parties. The two great bodies of the arras And Moderes being, it is calculated, nearly Twill divided, it would be in the power of the Li. ifiroli to turn the scale as they pleased, and to oe %dos fresh changes of Ministry until day hoed oleo I.!' I r 0' ? i rt 11 tr. jsli~ 1040 iiidetata A►,o t. •110.jOirjei : ti ~ii~ri,itii Paige`die 44; the Sittlag of the Attlee —tray latereatist. 'Twee'' , 'Pinnies bemeghtliforwied $ twormatleub rtki jailing the Ceisitltteet f it* 'Waist their Report Ail th• state of the comfit''' withast thp .least dolly. M. Romero Almon,' win loptiortia **position. said the feblic knew 'tint the deratalistO bad pri vately writtea• to the %li g . to ledieetiSto dismiss his Ministers without' *ailing for' the rilielatios of the Cortes. M. Mardies de Is loss. iiinaly de fended the coating of tlie Committee. but be wet obliged to acknowledge the. *tauten:it was yet. The Committee was to prettiest their Report illitliy.. A - debate is expected. Extract of a letter teem at. Asher. , dahmil'ilaw. 1 : —There has. bees a great rise is the. priesimi near within these two weeks past, which will be sisioway felt by the indigent and labotoriag classes, delfts the eossieg winter. It is fortieste that ear market is so well supplied with potatoes and abet vegetables of a good quality. sad es very *reasonable terms. Extract of a letter from St. Almeida,. dated liest: 2:—Captain Bell. of the Caked Stabs army, has to wired from °overawes( the eppolatheaus of Ages( the United States in the Finials; mud k is the islet pltial lea of Cattalo B. to bold a Talk white the 20th of this swath, for the knows to Ones the resolutions of thi *wig and the friendly disposition of the °oversaw* The place of meeting will be at Winton's. is the Alachua, where the lediaathave bees invited to attend, sad it is supposed that all the ladies Chiefs awl warriors will be present on this blamed's; itemise. 1 wader. stand that the Secretary .aid acting Goveraor, and many of the principal citizens, will accompany the Agent. Information has bees NMI to the Indian traders to suspend all farther intertwine with the lo dises Sidi the steeds& after which Scopes* to trade with them will be gives by the Ageat. CoLoustax Rarusuc.-94t would appear that a spirit of wise and liberal Whiled's anieseits the Congress, whilst as iaviaeible spirit of liberty and emirate pervades the army of Colombia. We extract i the following paragraph frees the Amore: " Tlie goveramest of Colombia has established, by' a detailed law, the provision fur a general east sat * form system of eds ;to cowing of schesbooll 'three elaseee-4be el - y. the mediate, aid the SCientific; and estates werly applied to royal pain- Itiyitare apprePriltted to this hatoetsat swift. The ear ens assmiblesi at Oaemla hat ed the plan of a constitutional leverement asinietietedias seal . Sollwar to that Citya—to which be had retsina. The expedition to Passata, would, it was supposed, proceed under °amoral Marisa. Metall* sad have probably arrived at their destiaatioa--tbe fleet seder admiral Cocbraos was to be at Panama about the 21st. ofOctober." . if flowerier Jaeger ; be pays of our famous f ps ma t 31tis eihaid 4 .A.• PrA *4 .1 topoogia* it. ' ur,. 41 At. ilinoWaso: et Waiatounvii .11 Of ISILAND, Mt lismo--Yoe. are appoleted representative of Na: linty it the Flinise Kingdom, and the ~destinies of your discoseelate wintry are in yaw hands,—l hailed your sensing to the Viee-regal Chair as the rising of a genial Son, which was to shed its revivifying influence thaieghoet aeglected Ireland. Ttot are b birth an Irishman, and if I were in the habit of approving the appointments of the present men power, it might he a theme of adulatoly exultation.—. helm whatever source the appointment emanated, I es.. sirivecally answer it was wise. As an Irishman you are identified with your eopatree *forum's; and, as a political head of its affairs, every eye looks towards you for a deep and attentive cognition doe of its sufferings. when is the root of the evil ? I shall answer it. In the west of patriotism is frisbees—in th e want of the Oneeteee of the Nobility, Gen* and Landlords on their sad estates; sad i■ the -apathy they exhibit , towards exalting their countrymen into any thing like tieirtiation 'and an edusated community. Here there ,*id he a Geid for your wellinformed mind to work an Milrunt good to your country. Endeavour to coo 1, the wealth, talents, and good example of the , Irisb" Nobility and Gentry in their proper.sphere—lre kad. The people are, from nature, susceptible of im provement, and grateful for henries. If this be e ff ected , the questions as to Landlord, Taunt, Titheholder and Agent, may stand a chance of meeting with a true and eywiteek Investigation, open which I?gislative enactment may meet probably convey p;rrey and good order to ata adored country. The Wary clop I have pointed out. CREENA FAILA. 11110 4 Ni 1 1_ , P"Ilibm" . ftwado'soolll 'si, sir *No My ssims, i t i to r u d R . : --r 1 . 6 • - _.. _ • • • 'l:7rtio•ft` WON IMlPlrasin h . . 9 1 4 .1w SA iSiSsalv. Cm.. o...ftt . - ..l.Opmeitp IN :• Init %TNT . bibirgallik. via MOST iIiOILL TES 1111•14 'RATTLE OF CARABOBA. in the the Report. and vehement, .. him; when the d..r 'yelled. and Mn. J ebeos, n lady of exemplary piety, pot her head into the room, “.Don't swear so, Mr. Jackson." said she, in an authoritative voice. The General became immediately calm . and conversed, very dispassionately, daring the remainder of the interview.--(Preu. [R. 1.) Jour.) Thursday Mr. Rut the King's Messenger, arrived at Downing-street, with dispatches from St. Peters burg. The Marquess Wellesley was expected to leave Riebmoad yesterday. ea a visit to Lord aid Lady &amine. at their seat. Deopeson Lodge, where his Lordship was to sleep. sod this day to setoff for Bath, on his way to irelaad. We hear that the Bask of England have determined to extend their discounts in future both of inland, as well as Foreign Bills, from 63 to 95 dark We are sere it will give oar readers the greatest sa tisfaction to learn, that a Committee met yesterday for the purpose of conceding the preparatory measures for a Public Meeting, to take into consideration the sufferings now endured by oar fellow elitist's'', is Greece, for the sake of their religion and liberty. We expect to be able to state is a day or two at farthest, the particulars of the intended meeting.—(Aferning Chreniek.) The occasion of Mr. Grant's removal from Ireland is stated by The Monolog Chseniele as follows :- 4 , At some conference on the subject of the disturbances in the South, Lord Maaaen taunted Mr. Grant with the imbecility of his useaseres, oh- Redo& if his (Lord Maser's) advise bed bees taken the country would have been quiet. Le tit M.'s whole demoiselle and tone on this oatasioa represented to have bees so imitating that Mr. Great felt himself called epos to make use of sharp language in return. An express was immediately dispateied ts London with as account of the fracas. sad Mr. Grant was ordered to be recalled." _ . Lvux. Dec. 900—The Marquess of Litehieki. eldest nos of the Dake of Portland, now Member for Bletch lagley, has Published an address to the electors of this borough. °Hering himself ass candidate for the vacancy is the represeatation of this town. In his address be states his political opinion to be &elided Oa the re volution of 1688; aid declares his intend*s of visit: ing penosally the electors in the beginning of nest week. BRIONTON, Dec. o.—The health of his Malesty, we are assured, was never better. His Majesty rises early. aid generally retires to rest between eleven sad twelve. The weather has sot bees suffieleatiyaltractive to induce His Majesty to take exercise is public ; but le has almost daily, either perambulated the palace garde... or bees is bombed' in the tidies-school. A considerable sue has been mat for Sir R. !nil son's subscription. from the cisy4.Chiebeeter. The celebrated Brember Agrieultural Associstiome of Whisk Sir C. M. Bartell was the Presides% doslared.l itself. at a meeting held yesterday es'anight. M ho 119 ' an end I Tide circninstsace. we are lufeensa. Itt 2.111110 sttributable to the melansboly doprerriiii which psis sin the aviceitatal•litertst. The follooriog is an extract of a letter front Lieut.- Colonel Edw. Bread, dated ; • ..) P' Suits Martha, Oct. tra. 1811. * For the satisfaction of their fries& is England, 1 ban the hemaar to inclose to yeo a list of the killed and smarted of the battalion of Corabeba (formerly Colossi English's British Logi."). is the decisive bat ik; of tAtrahobo, on the 241 k Jane last. You have already board, I doabt an. of the warm. work we had on that insurable day- lo the morning we marched thyme' a most dresdfol pus io the mountains' five leegoes to length, after which we ladle; pass a nar row siefik is frost od the enemy. The battalion ash' Apart, stationed to our front, having been so severely imodiod by the enemy, retreated la ,steat confusion, l and threw oar line into disorder ; imit we again imose-1 diately fumed, sod advanced within' fifties pids of the enemy's colossi in front, 800• Aring—theirst battalion in the Spanish 'orrice.' Os oat right and left column oottatiltidg as audio this (ores 2,oolllwie we gore singly op - 4hieb time we lost 10 ass of 324, the Awes we • of*. regnant being al I. sod De;sy, chugs, u sago, Major, thee 'look tire sommasd. . bon? was shot *oder vats bat 'lsetwistely I escaped. Qur brave fellows most corn., plepsly proved themselves Britons, and Spanish tyreaoy has; from that day, ceased to reign in this delightful ; hit hitherto unfortioste Ad oppressed country. We' have all received the Order of Liberatadur, and his tteellency has been pleased to promote me to the rash of _ Men 'film Killed and Wounded of the Battalion of Carahaissibreserif gilled the British Legion), at the &Waive kith of Larabobo.o* the Sdtio of Jess last: • litiass—kilipt. James Scotts Samoans W. Black burn; . Corporals global MiCartas_y. and John Rine ; Privates, Joke Bottosalry, Wm. Drumnood, Jae# Neap son, Jobe 100innes; Nicholas Roddy, Robert mi r k.. John Ore" Sespben Awl a, John Hall, Johriffelly John Hinman, Andre* Gripe, Raw. Carrefielise; thallieud, Ir.vmlerisk gsgrieks, Rdw. Hinks, T. C. Baker, J. Hodson, J. Illsrsham, Jolla Sells. J k Taaro, Patrick Coghiab, Hew Rork Jame. 'Mil sod John Williams. Wieenosm—CaL T. J. Perim (AMP deed); Wait- Col. W. Deny; Capaalos, Charles Mluebia sag (Auteles 4 Tialiat Ky Smythe, very dangerosoly L lAestoossits l l4o No*, Hessen (slice dead ), Jelin Hubble, ; thews, and Wm. Talbot ; Mr , : Job% Ila mil dead), Hugh Lee (sines 'J. Jag- dmisid, Samuel Males (eine - Wy James Farley ; Corporals, , lard. GriSths, Ifolw. Bird Wm. *ries Ones dead), and Thos. Blair; in. HIII ;V -ogues, Mktael Brooms ; Woo. . Raw. Wors t Ist James Daley (stare dead), Thema Illbsson (.Igoe, dead). TitemasOidupy, anthill Joke**. ThessLarbbk Sines Tifton, Wm. Robinson, Joseph Smith, James Charles Varaty„ Daniel Dowd , Pattie!' Smith,. V e alle c : ' Hardy, Thomas Liviagstoae, Jades Rehire, Aram, Oteesse, Owego *pester, Joseph Donovan, g t lia Ellie, Riskoril Alms% Jae Blucher (situoilead),, • .jailer, Way Li/wrest*, Robert Meadows, Jaws e, John Hubbard, Jams Hartle. Hugh Murray. James Florid, Jobs Hall, James Mufgleston, I. arrest (sines dead), Joie Brice, Jobe Itheerliag. Jolla Howard, Jams MU" awl Jaime Smith, 114 Janes Daley (deer dead). Jobe Caller (skree dead). ... . • . Asavasev--Twra‘ t Rains—l Captain, . eirjeant, I astrwals, $ privates; soaking torether . 3o. . VOIMOOD-1 llemenast-oolosel, 2 captains. 4l lieute nags% 4 aurgeunie. 11 cdepeeals, I band, and•3B private; DStogether /13. , , . . .. DUD or TWO WOUNDO-1 calomel. a unmeant, 3 empaate„. pEL i I! privates ; making together 12. GRAND TO T OL, Of =Olt dead of their wounds, and ~dad, 113. (Biped) 'notes Beam, Lieut.-Col. Commandlag the Battalion Cataboha. A lette; . l9ll4sweirod yesterday from Mr. Lasabtoa. &lag ss aoe•uutirithe sorrow escape of himself aild Sir Robert Wibes.la atossiag the Bar at Calais ; the boat was !Mod with voter. sad 'ltself swamped. Is the parish it timid& about eight miles from irpwas. Ilse lebettrere ban - isaie as offer to the farts .llll!shad sloe the las& or as to be 6t for *ow lets ilithrhe epode or spa, for one sovereiga per etre. If the Arm spas Gould be adopted. the labourers we. WS "ger, u& a km mumble if horses would . has bees preyed that kad. daltivated l a tiFSliiiit the Haig eaterelly' Oohed est, besietitert.hoMrightse arena.) Werner hollow tsKa eetbieg in the elope of 'eft ware two other r ailmeat oaths r. there le 411 one Mug I. the world, sr lobate rettst abets 1.9011 or 2,0011 an re the ewes peeved defersnee. A gestistase resell fbr hilt's* beer, derieg its ncgolniniallne WOK in Tesooonce• sees Oar the lillmoon set el 21, eiml.94 wee ale • aspitft a Mr.Amilgit pigitflitowiditeard lush tb•ftwairrier of empties et ifiSeitfeileftet , ... • • spats**. ;TO etiore7 Me course of the visit, the ettormtwitini ' WI dalli sad oar ground a s ktt I ,port. The *sera Jetsam at last vitri load hie. Oar Wesel (Ferrier) sad oa the iejeedee which had hees . dbee II se oar kat charge, sad 4, al ! SORCIAL difivilisnpx::- . LimEßlcx. 1 Judge ghoul and Batoit lifaCt'aitArresnme I iltiirsttingest ten o'clock on Monday morning ; the former in the cotinty Cerk, ,the latter in the city.., „ John Maciainaia and Thosias Mainny • were in dieted for the wilful warder of Mts. Torranto, on the 10th of June last. • ' After the SoLiciven4uNsnit. bad stated the ispe and addressed the Jury at oonsiderahlb length, Mr.; John Torrance was examined by Mr. Serjeant . Jov.-:: . Witness lived in March last at Cumsigar ; bli house ,' was attacked by a great many persons seined; they, : broke his windows; he resisted them ; they went off on agreement ; be fired and wounded agate of these ; they threatened to burn his house; be said if that . would he would keep the wounded whom he bad, in side, and they should burn vrith'them. On Stoday.. the 10th of June, witness lived at Adare; he bad left . Cuenigar ; he was returning on that day from hii ' farm to Mare; it was . then day-light; Mrs. Torraite . was with him ; they went by a common pathway whiCh , led through• the fields; there was nobody but hies. Torrance with witness; there are a gull many walls . and stiles, or gaps, on the pathway; as ivitetess was , going to leap over a small wall, first onkmait.. led , then another, same suddenly against him.. The Bret man handed a letter to him ; witness had not Min , him when be came to the gap ; he must lave bees • lying down on the grass, or by the wall. Ile called to somebody else to come over ; and then the secood man come. After witness took the letter, the . man who gave it to him, put his hand into his colt, as if fee something ; he then threw a' stone at tritium which be took out of his coat 1 'whom. darted Ms Me,. ' and grappled with him. Whilst engaged with him, the `ether came behind Ma t and .susek bun with &Mile ; 1 witness and the man that he was struggling with' tells .' muse to the ground ; witness was stnpified ; the .man who threw the steno fell with hien . Whin, witness re covered a little, be Sand himself dieengaged, bet ho don't know bow; he thee sawilfrk` Torrance... ; gling witlithe other fellow, aim %my or fi fty a . ' • distant, in the middle of the field; Mn. Torrance . stick; they were thee armed with Steen; as they mete going to fling them at witness when they. were witiO three or feet bard. of him, he jumped in on them ; be , then received a stroke of a stone, that strick Ore oat of his eye; when he was able to look round, be found him- ' self en hie keens; he still held the this last by the thighs; witness was uppermost ;be helot - the stak freer Mre. I Torrance, and snuck this man repoetedly on the legs I and shins; the other then camasp mad best hint unmet cifully ; Mrs. Terrence celled .at, " Save his life t" the stick was by this time.hroken by witness, and be throe it's the man's face; he then *nue it:6622INC and wine he metered, be found himself lying on the , man he bad been straggling with ; the other called out, u Cern. away, Tom ;" Si was In the field, and ap peared to be wiping something l• witnen felt as if hp bad been asleep; Mrs, Torrance was. at a considerable 'distance off at this time; she came up to whose ( but did .not speak until she came close op—she then WO, '4 Hive they murdered you ?" and lay on bib ;• Om: **is ib a very bad state,. bat witness' did not katni l't their she rolled OC witless ;. be (witseas) theitaised ' himself on ids arms awl. looked . at het ; sbl was, all *toed frill her breasts to her knees ; *items sild,-.:.' 44 prawns rue, have they stableed yea P' she trade an • iinowei I he wised bet up 4 and At walked a Ift. ,, tie. may, , kit when istilto, wOO, her E tl i y, Id ty. ~ . item 'hot 6 i' igno' Latins Mg. slts would reareiv, be pet his a 'eider liet ded.ilfferta her ever the wall; saw. her counsel:dot:o ebangei ' *items went to the boom at the end of the geld. where dm:ming of 0 'IMO dif' the, same of Swifter, . 1 Vi they *ere very active I o `reederidg aisistaneit put Wiens to bed, She sent out .fer, Mrs. Ter rime. ; witness revolved iWi *ottride ; some were stabs of ogle sharp inatritti ho also releived . ' kitties flial i al Slick and Weet i3Oensidetable tine ill • from loos it blood ; Walla how• :sees dill man 'in Coed, wbO handed bilk 'tiF letter oil that day -I-that AS the . 1111110-41164 • thi' witness pet the Sheriff's 44. op. the peed of „John M'Namsta, the . pr'oolls. witness, . saw idlialeara in about ) , tWang ft slier,. in Mrs." liteptimi'l bese t 1M f * • tpwii. iikilck ;) witness ,*as . alit so Weil' tt . a 1 Weis w' . ; be L -could, With ltelit, got Writ . f q , t thiobi ' Ito was not able this, Item frse Attie off Ile inalilii i - eup his. mild to him ; wiliest ' :lII* , ' ' 're *al ; E be *dein the yard, Ind `. ' sok Wilk. &bore in a ro w; saw bli peeved tied *if 'Moving; he wai time brought :pp abbe' ! ` figot almost irritated at something *Own said: ii s ' reams why witness " witness"could 'better sweat* to 'bins' time, that of the former oicaidon; ' ' thee ! lave a particular look at witness ;it wit di' C. ' .e as wben be was going to threw the none ft r• I . tons said, taints mind, that's the Man ; *w Wm ;::rw. bek,r dwsiastoti th e the sam mind Anises e ; whe • n a h l e to sa ses eta hi ntiow e in titk . ig e. t o him positively to swear, that is the map; witness Tw the otbe iprisoner.biology, after the death of MN. errance ; saw the man the. other called Tam ; 10:" . . ~., lieves be is the same ; stir -11 m in riot i be Wet '- . - *light to bin ;• bad a clear Moshe was the inn ; if! . - "late was sly 'difference as to Mutes. being -non set- ' bin of the else - thaw the Other,* le Wet Meal* et eit' 11.*Dianara..kilere the witness idelittlied lIeleor; By : placing the Shears' rod on tie head.) . This witness war etessoasminia 6y RichaidC'esitel( — ,, Odell, Esq., bat hie teetimely remained snob:the . 1... 04' 1 " 1. A number of witaesses Wen examined, In tarillthlik* . ration of the statemeit of the Soliciter-geneslikidir, . - !:.41:;•.,It the evidence of Mr. Terrence. _fitsßaron lisCasatams then recapitulated the , and the Jury - retired for about twenty mtietsik 6 It turned with a verdict of guilty, against tot% the 1 sonen. x... Baron' Ili iCagt.tiawn thee pronounced sextons* ;it Death °wan prisoners, and their bodies to be gitesille• the i for dissection. Surreal The ptleolierillellaay, estreited his Lordsidedb, a long day. Oa sentence being promoted, tbs prilitilerb' &Whams, exclaimed, " I knew hew it isosii..ba when we came here • We' could aspect so hottothpilt County !ARM* bl ood bawds." The Sodas roa Gausses. thee Infernal( Ifie 10T that the prisoner, hiolosy, confessed that 111'Nialittgi was the actual ,borderer of Mrs. Terrains. sad did Ider. sta o ' (Molony,) was - Feast. From the eirceseeta ft me !, which this confession was made It irestill teat bk - . k 5et4144 40 evidebee on the trial, and the Seliei ' forted the Jury of it - this, merely ft width as to the jemmies el their rerdiet. 7,..., .., • . • l • The prisesers ate ea be Imaged as Wedalliffilie, 119th iselasC ' -4 ''' • • ~ f • . L , _ • -.5 : • :-t• ..~. • / • • • -9 A :1 ' r. .; 1 I ■ I I '1 ~~ I 'a ~;