The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-04 00:00:00

;~ ~V~;. • • „ t , If& 241SL # ~ . . .. *el • Hoes E. FIV It Y.LA NS, preseer KYMNG,. Jan. 4, their Moje.iies' liersolivi will perform lkhliolt, a Olnit/iC Divorsiwinent. tolled ORANGE HOVEN, •Or . MORE GOOD NEWS. To Which will be nfliird, • THE' CHILDREN IN TIM WOOMi' . ~ ~ , .i • ,ACCOVOir • IV SIN? lIRMAGEMEIrefo OV vopratl4 c, , Amp- Os**, lac AVll.ol4llllllirgellillta 41.11#11 1 . vi i te , • ftegisiattita•ift• • . impq .tbe - enemy . ",.Bajfonaii . ale tpOffieratt at soltkesimmesiscvniem i r...,..—.._ ~_ • .• id cemeesche theeight , of .dm Meat, , whieiti . were in tote . *llififtiii.i•Created the.ieurisay, shoold.likedlse ren- to jot s it, 4, w0 . te ._ ---- 2ithieult ma pout:axiom ;. wising; on , the Fnutkfortiregibmint. Gan,. - .....reextension to his cantonments, necessary ineasseadvanced - tiimietlep., _ g enced breeember of political.ressons, than .half an hoar, arrivetleineVhOeofthem...- ..„..istratioed . .._ upon making &general movement with corps, perfectly:clothedittatel4frottlolunierfillere ,tie Allied A.rmy, fo4 the. purpose of obtaining these as can be imagined. ii...:. .#ll tt... , b!. 7- • • 416 eall. We are ignorant of :the. NWsitisatien. Whidt - the .. . . for this purpose he made dispositions, that Gene. Chief of these c o rp s ma y hate.giben the Generitt-te. • rid Hal l , with tbe 2d division, that of ,Idenlik, and Chief 4 and only knw, Aid Informed .ot 'the e'' Heesilten's.Portuguese division should pstssalsedrer , which had occurred itr - Germany, an . oeseet t Niec e. by thebridge or fords of ' Combo, premed im- the endeavours of the seem, its • !•' - , essidately to occupy the said high road, and terming ! knowing that after the heuieritholo s ec • ist tion with the 6th and 3d divisions, entlegbiar- 1 Princes had *pirated frel thainitifttleratiltetitt .4111 Beresford's command, which was to execute .a ' Rhine , he immediately tosiehis.resolution),ltikiAlbs' alliiiiar operation by Ustarits, immediately - march terminetto carry it into amMition as soon ableilits 40ot the enemy... Gen. Hope, with the Ist and bhe, andliefore the eta ahead, throegh any sits fitb.gegiish divisions, and two Portuguese . brigades, pielon,dlsesse hie, Te eel spiv did-he communicate threaten by ile coach-read from Bap:mane, , his resolutions; and on dun .I.oth e in the even* the intrenched camp which the enemy has before that : . after the action. had terashented, finding him.' city, forming with. this corps the. left of the Allied.? placed in front of the 4th division to observe Ito Army ; se that by this operation ail the coinnsunica- i movements, not having at his side any French bat.. -tieesfrom Bayonneby this side of the Moor were; tenons, and haling receitelitarders to retire e he be... leterropted, by forming a kind of semicircle, from lieved the opportune moment had arrived, and, draw.. the left of this river to the sea. The Allied Airily ' ing his sword, informed his men of the events of ,rensained • on both sides. of the river Nive, over ; Europe, and of their positive . obligatien to be fitithittl' which it had formed • two bridges of boats to fern. ! to their Princes, proposed to them to go over to the tate iticomanunications. Between the corps which i English army ; and to besonveyed to Germany., and . passed the Nive and the right.of General nape, were ; fight in it for the liberty of the Continent. Atl with conveniently placed, the light, the 4th, 'lndia diet- one accord followed him, and at half-past nine ware,' readiness to assist wherever it might be re- , already in . oer lines. They imovedieteiy put them.. ' forming at the same time the centre of %selves is' inneth for. Patiessei ;whet4 t reeve,* are 4 The Duke of Cauladi ltodrigo, having i ready to coodoct,.them to Germany. ;They Weski necenari.crders, set out from San luau del treated by the= and the whale army, in that o'ck le' the morning of the 9th, taking meggper which -sioreorthy men merit: By this same • of Uetaritz, where he arrived at break44llllllitiapisiej imiseet4 that the enemy's loss, ots at - - had •••' . ' that , General .4' oto t the time when the WI% division had Abe AMils riaa• veep coesideceble, aod thli*Venetal Maier; .. Airing sreingla shot, t s Viltato was *maw the wounded. • . titiets I Atveapott the erewjprew e carved 0134:tbaltilatk4,„ .: iced on oil* ilde. • a3d dirt- •'tendsirom the right et* Owlish road from San Jeallgr.: - .4.4 ..._ ly follow &l the 6tl; and it Grab°, a de Pie de Port to the sea, across th e Ni ce by Vitioi . "-" * "f so was executed by the troops com- franca. The occurrences of the 11th and WA jki1m . ... 4 0 !nera4 Hills both corps adynnged to . been of my trilling-consequence. • . • _i_ WAsre 's BOOKS IFIVNTER, ON GVN-Stibl, TM Tire Wanes 8•n. illestrated A TREATISE OP the BLOC TlOlt, and GUN-4410T I It, the last JOHN HI Printed ter E. Cox St. Taman?' Shertroort, asit'Jtlasti: Per by ' Catlow. Crolmosest, Selbespa • • irh; •urge VilisieieroTtel4o LE PRA P 34 4 Ofg of '/I4 Medical Extfacts OS the reeravig Disease. -- --- 1 —• . ....,_,i , ...,-•,_• " ritif; i Ry ROBERT JOV e litulgATOjs .111160:44 ?Amber of the italitt 'OM* . pit; "tinted for _Sberuptil o . /lb, , VA.:, &QIN • .. very stole Aittitot it ilitilWadilittfaillif illiodfiditiiiiai ,rtant service to the Preemie" awl sesudoind lea eirweeloi. i wo brines,' into a more corrected paint tif view 40.10! aore dear and satisfactory detail oY tbe re a s us 'mos reamialmits which fora the basis of die . iomptitalli , - A smiles! science.'' —Crit. Relh .1/ .t. stia +=a .. rt , \,r 1 A. K: Nettie& Wed Co. Letiegiallibbeit e 1112 1 441210110 • ' • Rot:kiwiMlN . • • M. I.r riRECOTHICK. BOWER ;.or, the Lad the . West Country : b Mn.s Rath!, Apihorof " day Children of the Abbey," &c. & r. 3 vols. I. • • Waereebo may be had, published brit Shreis. ' 2. SANTO SZBASTIANO 1 Sr the Yesperroirmee ea* Edit. 5 vols. 11.10 e.. J. TIie.ENGLISEI Errosli Mee •and Women aMNfa, and at Home: by a Modern Antique. Author of " CeW ib 1111vit of tt Itodlliodi' ' Ito; 4 WO!. 11. 2s. 4 .'.OOll DUCT, a Newel, 3 vol,. 21s. • t" 1. MODERN CALYPSO ;or, Widow's GIIPV,O6II i h Ws. Ross. 'Author of "the Cousins," &c. 4 iota. U.!. lj • . i. HOPE; or, Judge withont Prejudice : by 11111110a.Wak• dim 4 vats. 1/, 2i. +. 2.4 MADELINA, a Tale, by Lnuisa . Ridney Mee of " The Bandit's Bede." 4 yob. 11._ E. Sir GILARR.T EASTERLING, tigoilllPßlMls by *ewer, 4 soh. 11.4-. • - 9. The N LRCIIANT'S - WIDOW and FAIWILY, by tilt Author of " the Clergyman's Widow sod Family," der. 4s. 10. COURTLY ANNALS ; or. Indepea&Me the true No bility : by R. Matt new. Esq. 4 eels. 11.25. ii. AUBERRY STANHOPE, by Jane Haney, 9 v. 13a. 11. EMELT& - Second Edition, by the same, 9 vols. 15s. 13. STRA - lifts of Ll N D EN PELDT Who • my' 15a. .-pits. ' ' •TO . iIiCTIOL a • SY-AUCTION, , ~I . ' •' ' . ' BV hirp f ritOOK, On Prdmites, Notting - 01 * Brirk-field, :Kensington@ Gravel- I !ts. rolo.Yi 1-;llNl..ti I) AS . N rXT, Jan. 5, at Neves, CII PRISING upw4ds of • Four Hundred Tit , low.ntd at verwarkaolY tine ti'f()CK *RICKS* Three litindred Thow•novilwf excellent ALACIik•ORICKS ;wad Toga Low er N F. 111! PAITTO. The whole tire In excellent condition. Qs $t reF o rdkre we, and. A cii v or* 'the altnntihn of Viniiireo.• I nwiltars, And -milers, misfiring bricks of, die. tare t imow..-ifirt whole will be is suitable Lots for the trade agd:urtsretiebstyers, and will be delivered from the field, near Iffllmittonn af t . Wit oig bill, oft tbt Uxbridge-load; and only sw o iniles@bdros 6bm 1 a-t u rispi ke. lgas . be viewed oia Tuestiss and morning of Sales Calni-mes Premises - the dliter, A - , - - Three Pigeons, '" Obit ANN, 46 - iiiaiNJ;TE•itoi -- . - • 4 0. -• • :•• 04 1 11 , 4}- ORO. SCHOIIRY, Mayer. t• ; )-- - •''• • ' tPR IVATR YAlllll4liS t attl ••• . ~-. • • . ( For Ready Aloney.) , , •• • 'Strptett . BRANDY, at 40s. per Oahe,. bb betarit "Pc . Id.:Procsd lime. rex,. kinsburyrsqsare, ip any quantity. fie I lowstuin.Tesotlapoes, emisisehvered iv aux part of Town, free le c•iipeare. i ; . ....., 4 . . , SU PKRIOIII *0 4 0,..at a. 15s. 6L .per Dozen (bottles Ilnetuded). - 1 • . - Orders also !received by Om. Agent, MK 1/0041, Na. 10, Norfolk-street,' M iddlesex linapital, where . Samples may be AM; • : : .... . . i 1 1 - Per ? l4 .oeP! Pe 4IPPAW". f r y,!C~. ~_ - .~ • ---, ron CII6I.I3LfINS are Titeaeutti.l ft 131wkitag, and IL/ their tor. 'cultism Itehisvi iirtausly reasqviil by lii II ITE -11 EA ll'S Eo•IENCE 01. 4 . hICS lAR 1), ussiverlialiv esteemed for itt• estroosetitimy Efkoey In 'RhesitualisaP, PithSvs, Gout, Afire-sines , sild Complailim °fib.. Stomach; but where 019 errutita n. / lON4 brew nukuovtit. or neglecteo' mut the Chit ailwinsre 4 1-ilt.Y.lirtilef,. W HIT LII E A IYS ig FAMILY C E riser 41.AT,E,.. !kin 4 woe Isle pain, and Orr y tiverdilli , h ea l O rin ., Prepatrd "et mid by R..lohostaa A poitweary. 'l5, Greek s/mew Letairoit the Rssessae and listis at 2, °d. each—the et-- vote* N. 144, !fold by mery Aisdiciatt Vender in the United Kindr". Ifs . Vie Genuine has a black 14 Statop i ,with !pc a." of it. Jobnana, 'fosse/v.lrd no it. • DR . " ' UM AN'S GUTTA SA,LUTARIS,_ ao appr . eietl Byer* fur the Scurvy, and every Foulness arid Impertsraf the Blood. Scortustie % Complaints are the most general Malady of the Bri tish Conolittit inn ; no Amity is, mare or lea, exempt from them, and they show themselves is a variety of ways ; they produce imegassev, uteri as iimoinri other direased.statei o f the skin; they tirelostot Of apPollti'. weakness, and dejection of spirits; mid the ma's of to tent: rendered foul, it Is inclinable of af fording n healthy supply of nourishment to earthie the functiMis of is he kir..perty sad actively performed. Asa remedy Awe all *porkies Mous this cause, Dr. Freeman's Gattatlalu- Ores proied itself, by a reputation of thirty yeon, a certain Weitemot limier-failing care ; it requires only a few bottles of this temobtiti4e medians tirremove the most obstimite and in isetertne scorbutic complistat. . At this period of the sense° it is well known the scurvy and Its eon-mptenecs ore much to be dreaded; in every comeltution • wasermilwy ate • wed Cth • threes warmer • -r~ I . -' ::~,:~,: `f_ ti~.f`~ :_ ~~d •srArAkail ~""+~•, -.rat placed. immediately folt operation was , General : ling co - _ enemy, who ocoopied a strong position a! Every day renders more visible, the good Willits half from Dsyoane, his right supported produced by the metals adopted by the Duke-relative of Villafranca, on the banks of the Nive, lto the country. Now the inhabitants do • not aban. protected by the Adour, The Duke of don their houses, knowing the advantages of remain,a - ."1 . . irigo, its order to be able to attack the ' ling in them, i s *tot wren -a single ration is eaacted . followipg• day to advantage, in. his posi- , from them ; they can also travel from one. plaice to ..•' ,atitank his right by the heights of Villa another, with the same security as in Spain.. The ordered the 4th division to attack the said , French army commit those excesses s to.whigh: it ,hpjl drive the enemy from it. A brigade of it, : been accustomed, and their troops cam , with. ' '' • • regiment-of Portuguese Cacadores, per- , wherever they go, the same spirit lit Atilt I with 'the utmost promptitude ; but the and vandalism -which they have exercised In - kitting been eery considerably reinforced, re- , countries. • ••. , . against our troops, and again obtained -pos- ! On the 13th, the enemy attaeleak With seven .did . . - that importantpoint, after an obst inate re- • visions, the 'lO,OOO me, *he t ' ..tinder General - • • . I 11111's orders, occupied the road 'NOM Bayonne to , However; :the Duke, who wished to obtaht pos.- . San Jean Pie de Port. • Thrice did thi''-•vrtndals at ---ep,ster.l'lseesiors el .the said point, once 'more ordered it to ! tack, and thrice were they driven back with so hor,- - 7 --------7-7 46 . 14'iii7riiiii:4111,ICITr: '• t '."- ' r im occupied, and the Oth division executed this ope- ' rible a loss, that according to faithful witoesies, it. ESSRS. GOSS. trnd Co. es reigular.blerrellis of i ration quite to his satisfaction; at sun-set •it re- , was not less than 5000 men. Our's was, tmost .LVI the Rroyal C o llege of Soren's, i". 434)*PoWer. General Hill sop- nothing ; and the reason of thli extraordinary differ. losnry devoted their attention fur the Inn is 1 1 1 Ab yea nas d . lit he t rg ie 4 2 14 1 , "ine'd entire {' in. outhote ins.rder, which so frequently embitter, and tiodmidgess ported also frau, the high road of San Juan Pie de': mice is, that upon the enemy's. furiously arriving prevent, that ior,ensahle ble•enz—Mottimeaial•FelicitY, The Port a very obstinate.. attach, which , terminated in near the English line, and seeing their soldiers bay , amp: ap t eieati.,c, , toes; have hitherto recelved from keens et ~ - umansour l - and which mast have cost the enemy , moveshle with their bayonets fi xed and ready '' tee . _ the fi rst diSSitlctiou, awl the uniforms surer-s alleodiaolspir t io. - , perior mode of treatinv , it in such complaints, induce them thou MIKA biota, ca lculating.from the considerableitem-iceive them, far from attacking, precipately 'totted pablitly troffer their &mistime-, in oh rates of-debility we de. her of killed which he left on the field. Whilst this • their b ac k s, in which confusion the English killed ficieney, whether remelting front the too fortpiesey of partiei. was passing on the right, Gen. I lope attacked and l i them at -their pleasure. Three times was the Opetit• piniag in the gaieties of fashiotiable life, Ille anbounded indul gence of libertiniSm, or a secret solittry habit, which weakens afore befose him, all the posts that the enemy had ie , tion repeated, and in all three was the luccuti the energy of the mind, and debtroyS the Sower of youth, by the high road from Iran to Bayonne, to which his ; equal. The immortal Duke is in the. zenith of his '• . .• producing sterility in the mu; sex, tint impotence in iluttether, . (try. , offer a safe and permanent core. . *,. troops approached so near, that they were fired at ! glory, and probably is meditating some Myst 'Oen, To those who, from such complaints are prevente d en- . t rom p s mans. Night terminated the operations of •as he has, advanced the Fourth Army, ItitT the te,rieß into the marflea i.lnte , and "s""med to seek relief :; hisse d this da and the Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo passed , English horse; which indicates that hlociading neer flair 41kmtiles in silence, it must be consoling to katin,i y, 9 however difficult or ineffectual the rare may fie• de ens ed`ffy lit in' Ustarits, intending to attack the enemy, who Bayonne, and marching his army across the Adour, other Practitioncis, that by a renovating and infallible splint was between the Niue and the Adour, the follow-'; and placing-his cavalry in l'au, he is going to occupy they may be restored to a sound and Oversees constitutioq. . Day hod not broke on the 10th, when all the country between that river and tie Nive. ' A Certain Dis..rdrr, -frequently cootratted bi a iota- Ing day. mental indiscretiau, and every species of Venereal Infeetion, Its the DukE, who was in Villafranca, observed that a mild and sever-failinz mode of treatment, is speetlity and so- the enemy had retired from the positions . which he dually removed, withisot restraint in diet or esereise : asalso, 1 STRICTURES of the Urethra and Meets, a hick they ! ooctspied the preceding day : and ordering the troops ate ena bled to cote inn short period, without having recimme to ' to advisee* in•the direction of Bayonne, he began ---- the painfully dangerous effects of the caustic; references of i ~a ref high respectability, ' oily to examine the enemy's movements, fearing • FRANSTORT, Dec. 4. —The High Allied Powers . have laid the foundations of the permanent prosperity which can be given to several gentlemen of who have been cured in a very short period, after laving la. ; that Marshal Soult, profiting by the advantages toured under etnelores for man) years. ' which aim bridge of Bayonne afforded him, and the! of4kis city. With this view they caused to be pub- To Married Females. whose expert:aim facil itys of those tender I with which he could pass troops from one Jibed, on the, 14th instant, an Ordinance of Go pledges of coiamhifti happlorss have been defeated, it•amy also : be a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper perseverance side to the other, should attack our troops from the i vernment, in coesegoence of which thi s city, with in their remedies, the general health is renovated, and theim- left of- the Nive, seein g them separated from the 1 the territory: 1- • nteriorly belonged to it, will pediments removed. 44 le. under thehig a h free pai,t e ec o t n io s i t l itt , t ii Messrs. Gins and Co. exclusively profesing the cure of these ' right, with which their comfnunicetions were very ` f orma a s p a ni c -o ar e n d spl c in t ., iii order that they may not he marked ' difficult, the rea d s having been rendered impracticable tipeculiarePa - llnt : , 4 k;, un e de; by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached torthe . a. continual rain for several days. The event the Allied Powers. The Pretor (Stadtschultheis) isaorant empiric think it but. justice to themselves to state, , by that they have been properly educated and initiated into every , prthed athatthe Duke feared, as Soult, having passed and the Ist and 24 ilurghermasters,_ who are al. branch of the profession (certificates of which, from verities all his army isy•the bridge of Bayonne, attacked, ready appointed, are charged with providing for the this decree, by measores conformable am i litais ' and tfttimenials fmin the iliKhest Prpfeisi " ill au"- - with the utmost fa General Hope's troops and in execution of -titles, they have to coovince any et quire* That it residence IT, I to the old Ceestitution. The citizens of Frankfort 'Arthe - ' -"..ltere a - eastern *Ad. as well n s in succession the light and fourth divisions. ft must . _ GERMAN PAPERS. • ; - -:.;~ . '~ . . ' . ~. • s ' , • - . After 14 tell; • • . 1 Printei tacW 9 0..10 ill C.onic Pantonviur. cr.lled i Sherwnoi -MAR UM II A ItPER ; or. m . 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However; :1 We rlirlYlinr.M.l nor ........ ... •••• ••••-••••• •. • , --shere•they are prevaltos, the above medicine is recommended ihr the War-mer hemisphere of "or eastern *aid, as weft as in sucallsion the light laid fourth divisions. as the only cm lain Meal* of curies. as well mar preventing, the ' other parts, emboldens them .to: '.assert, that their' researebes a it mast oto me oia tAinstitution. I n act tizens ot ran or they is m . •tow . 11101) to the honour and glory of English valour, look forward to.this new form of Government with malady from breaking out; nor is it less successful against the: hay* peen canoed to diseases alreedy enumgrqted, Afros of a well known enotagion, which produces a entail dis- ! ease a eertaut of moralism ssitsia as nety lobos/ seder its i anu .. es 'll6. proof of its su pe r i or ity over th a t of, seotimemie of the most lively gratitude. . batn i v that a brigade of the. fi fth division V .Geeersi' . :Bo,ron D'Hangeranville arrived her* yes- ease that embitters the sourced( eajoynsere ; every injery arising ' rleitilitating •cts of a life pissed under the torrid wow. - lit4Lti te _ i mien s ,- • fano chit mint, whether externally apostarleg or Neat ie the ' further, l ing had opportunities. iu their profeisiosaresit',, ...- .. 9 • ._ . nueu by G eneral Kobtasou, supported . for terde - ► y s pa his .wity.from the head -quarters of the. Wood. io radically nod safely removed by it. without the neces- ', pacify. ,of tennis' tutintientle• sscasalotaace with the tonstilekr • idly of rominosoi-ot. Or those other restrictions which medicines ; tionolimbils of sraftring,persons, they ogee* to Oren filar best i . im hour a n d an bait , an d withaotiaaing- an inch' Russian army, tudrod his retinal() Matz. Batman '' • OUR Woe 'tweeter and active kind requite. It is, therefore, re- assniences ..e . itensedbite ter; that the Emcees' resetting (OM t• -e et ground s the ' attack •of tvra ' 's divisions ~ de Schell Austhim Nadi tey at- thc'Colirt of; %If- eosesnerard to 'oath of both sexes, and to those who nee about theitetidenvomm first iodated theM to SIM it IMO* 4.410- . „ . t s pr . :stationer: and they presume their prosaism eeo-,i'giving tune, by its heroic resistance, for • the sr.! I ttinbergi suld hit OW_ !pita!, itegilien Mini Sta t so enter into Smart icd stale, ssd would wish to preserve firm , general which imnsedisteli •attacked,' 'the Cootie( Berlin s , lOW psia through • health and vs sound constitstion g by it they will be freed from f eitute a fair ground -for the* nispreeedassist• coidilleissi Sash rival of o th er corps every debility 11) which Omit irrrgotariiies may have exposed which flip have, b,c . she . public e. heettso libersliyamwes, 64 . and d i .. ,__, eke the . enemy to the intreuciald Camp, Wen way to algae kossists4iliad-quarters,— florae, had fse'retored to their original strength nod vigour of 1 Tu be easielted at thee' how daily tpersonsWy, arty ... habit. in the elisemies of the female sex, where Weakness is so I post paid) by patients 0 either sex, milk setstelititliebeyL •at- ssyonae. Not a' single shot was fired lut -Pageafttha Kim of Praltit -.pet out to-day. prediuninnell. it never fails to cheek the come sooner than nny ~ and uncoils*. . that day , on . the right-or oar army, and nothhig . of tipper-tablet; tiatt: of Ow Yi. .. kr of : raker medicine:. arid to site strength, animation, tied galena 1 raises in the . elllll7llO .. 4111,41illeatelphaikiaie . , lone ton ty weskened fonetiesk of than clue, pee v tiga re gistAMEiveseitteaee 001141 4 411 . atith 'toot piste at a n 'other - petite of . Ph Vattlizeispoiserg, -lag token 6 0 ,time agnat e) . •4, sokt at sassee, (Amok - 441W Patent Sfedlesle Wurebasse, . fol' advice mail wed 0 Wet of for- • till who* hetf-ptatAhresi 1 4 ; . *hen -the eosin • ifettsfamisal. - Douviniliski Wiled kith rota - deity . , •4, Chaiirle. cover or IN. losol'il Catirckverit less Beet" Os- I timed to *visas 4114 *wives irt tri'se' f ...' ,. .'..••-• - 4= -. •• ana i nsg •t a .d i t ref i n ear *natal akaasad item arii tr i at i sergi.„ ford-treet ; and by most os*/ Molizitgt real, is Wilke I g el s iSlid C (9 . BurieasslA49*.eric .... ~, . :. at 11. Sd. slid 6.15 d. each. ,• • Val tie 40 119 . . , . - . _ iti:catildttafilt fermi, tad drettliltesktilit- pesii , • •Wunaisiagirnamisio4dii ltdrofilti Ithei 'e m s 7 . :-........, .- -.-• . • •,..... .•• •" • ""..- ..:----- :., -,..,:. • i-.:.:.. ~• , . . • >t. r • <> f,tei, '•.~t ••• • 1 •