The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-03-18 00:00:00

11011120=2 110 : 12 = 111 ■ 16 Lard Foutts7o!stlast night moved bring kilt Bill respeeting, the right of _ visit State Prisoners, berafter some disc...seeks, wit`• drew his mistion. he the course of the remarks, ells - conduct of the Reading Jailer, who so insolently es. eluded his' Lordship, though a Maglomote, from th e prison,. and even the , conduct of the Jade who presided . at the trial, were triireadverted epos is a way that the ATTORNBT•GUSIIIAL did sot at all like, as he thought it fell to his lot to repel and refute all such charges against the legal pro fession. It is to be regretted that his Lordship withdrew his Bill, or that se enectineot to the same effect should not secure to all Magistrates the priti._ loge thus denied by a servant to the laws, for the is: soignee of such officers Is wall ksowswad too sepses!.' . : French Papers to the 15th have been received.—' The French Government have takes up, with some apparent earnestness, the subject of the Slave Trade, and proposed a Law, proisibitiag ell its esbjeds from engaging is that abominable traffic, on pain of for feiting the ship and amigo. The rule, however, which this torratry lays down as the only effectual mods of elected% suck a Law, and which it is said the British Government has pressed France to adopt, does not appear to have met a fell reciprocity, from the lath ing jealousy of the Bourbon Ministers. A Corm.' . spondeat, however, in t private letter, adds, to the' information of this legislative proceeding, the state meat, that France has finally resoleed to IrdiliaW. ledge the independence of St. Domingo. If coffee, • this intelligence may certainly be considered arhighly. Important ; bet though the Black Chiefs treat isre tont not much in danger from French healthy, en act so gratuitously is favour' of freedom cam eitoreely be eapected from a Bamboos Government. - 'The Project of the Slave 'trade law was presented en the Chamber of Deposies oo Thersday by the Minister of Marley, which be stated, In his introdeetory speech, to be in conformity *kb the Additional Ar ticle of the Treaty of Paris of the 20th of Novem ber, 1815, end also with the recommendation of the Congress of Vienna. By this Project it is proposed to enact the penalty of the cuabscation of every ship and cargo sagged in any manner in carrying en the Slave Trade, in the dominions of Fiance. The pro ceedings in the case of seizure are to be laid be- - lore the Tribunal, which takes coseizatscw of offences -egeitaat the Custom Leos, and by which theTribonal cases are to be decided: The preparatory euroins. lion or this Project Was Axed for Monday last. The Committee oo the Concordat terminated their labour/ osariday, sod appointed M. limns to report to the Chamber. Our own Correspondent, its advert . ing to this topic, remarks, II the Concordat be dismissed, Ministers will be In a misority ; and if it pass it will be the blackest day that ever rote in Frence for mans yrid. Bigotry end superktidon • ill their reign triumphant as Is Spain? It is stated in the Journals that the day after the at tack upon the Duke of WELLINGTON, en individual named Onus suddenly left Paris, after having his mom. tachios cut off. He was pursued, and having been arrested a few days since at Lyons, was conveyed to •Pario, where he arrived on Wednesday last. Bet who or what this individual is, why be had his mustachios cat off, or what connexion there was between his mustachios and the shot fired at the Duke of Wale , Lintrrost, we are not in the slightest degree informed. The conferences between the Doke of WELLINGTON and the Foreign Minhters were still continued, and with the same festive on the part of the Journals as to the objects ender discussion. His Grace Mid re covered from the slight indisposition mentioned in the fonnOr Papers. The Madrid Gazette las been directed to state that the King of SPAIN snakes Do other sacrifice for the acqeisition of the Keseiso fleet than the payment in snowy of its raise. The French Stocks are at which, with the Dividend, would be equivalent to 68. A Mail from Ilarnhorgh has also arrived.' The intelligence which it brings relates chiefly to the af fairs of Sweden and Norway. The Sitting of the Danish States was opened on the 6th of February. Count SionstmEe read a speech of the KING, in which his, Majesty frankly acknowledges the failure, to a cart& went, of the plans of Finance adopted in the last Sitting, and his confident hope that a con tinuance of peace, and the retrenchments 'blade by the GOTPIIIIIMPISt, will OVPlitallti, • efe•iase the ber tbens which have pressed on the People. - The Queue wed the Princesses ELIzAaETa and A UGU%Tt ere expected at the Palace 1111 Or - about Finlay sennight. The cottage of her Rnyal'High loess the Prince., ELIZABETU, in Windsor•pievit, bai been bee, and the whole of the stock of thuiotewiues disposed of. • Yesterday thO Duke of Yont transacted military !nosiness with the reemce REGENT. Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Ci.okiegsrEa give a grated dinner to the Panics ReariT, the Prince of Hesse-llossauece, several of the Cabinet and Foreign Ministers, and their Ladies. An account has been lately received of an interest ing discovery made in the Sooth of Africa, shoot '2O ;odes Ninth of Cape Town. Some persons in digging, Lappened to strike upon what appeared a beam of timber, bat tracing it they found a ship, or other large vessel, deeply imbedded in the mit. A plank of it has accompanied the account of the discovery. It' appears to be cedar, and is in a state of good pre eervation. A Morning Paper says, we understand that semi arrangements are expected to take place shortly, is cuusequeoce of which Mr, Wznizall" will b " twiSt i Svlicitor-Genetal. The.pveceedinp in . the Court of Session (Statist Division) for the last week have been of no commas Interest. We have already' adverted to What - wee done on Tuesday in the there awes of Aberdeese;lra wetness, and Edinbergit.. In the . -ght instance, the , Election of Magistrates ha been set *side Utah, and interim Managers have been appointed. fa door two latter cases, judgment has been delayed on ac count of the Court having been divided in opinion. Lords Robertson and Bsnnityne iere'ilear that there were grounds enough in process fir at once deciding the Rirction as to Edinburgh. Lordi Gimlets and Crsigis thought that inveterate usage, on some points, eisfekt sup Port the proceedings ; and Lord Reston, who was, called in from the Outer' 510 w.., concurred with them. The Court, therefore, before answer, that is, beforitleciding whether the slle4atiosts made by the Magistrates as to usage, were relevant or not. .allowed them to give in a coadesreutlence of what they can offer to prone. But whether they shell seutsre to offer's proof which the Court will hold relevant, or whether, supposing them to fist( an offer of proof which may be thought broad enough, they will succeed In establishing their allegations, is yet in dubio. Frees. comps re tive etatement of the Royel Boroughs ' of Scotland, which have within the last sit months opowly espoused the cause of Reform, and voted re solutions, condemning the practice of srlf-election, with the total population of each, according to the (*otos of Hill, and of the Royal Boroughs which have unt hitherto moved In the cease of Reform, it appears, that of the silty-sin Scottish Royal Bergh*, twenty-eight, or nearly one half of the total number, have already voted resolutions in fevoer of Reform. And it else appears, that the population of those Boren; who have taken decided measures fir pro coriog the abolition of the practice of eelf-electinst, is to the popelatiom of those who have not yet cc pressed themselves on the eobject, hourly as TOUR In ' one. What more decisive proof coo either her/igen, or required, of the general feeling on this momentous question ? Of all the Royal Burghs who have a prt potation of s,ooo s Campbetton, Brerbitt, Forfar, and Stirling, are thd* only who have thus lout delayed espnessing their conviction of the necessity of It.. form•in their Municipal constitution, and of •the pro priety of the Magistrates being rendered really amen. able to those whose properly and interests they are eqapowered to manage. - We (the Scotsman) have classed Cow, Linlith gow, &c. with those Burghs who have not hitherto moved, though we know they are on the eve of do., ing so. We feel mach pleasure its having to state, , that the Magistrates of Linlithgow will cordially go along with the inhabitants in an application for a more liberal set ; and a motion to the same effect hat, we understand, been actually made In the Town- Council of Cep,. We may, therefore, add Linlith gow and Caper to the former list of Burghs, and it will then appear, that the total population Of those Bergh* which have already voted resolutions i n f a•. toot of Reform, amounts to nearly 400.000, and the total population of those who have remained silent, and • etipressed no opinion at all, lavabo.' 94,000. Hetes his certain, notwithstanding any assertions to tbe.gpalrary, that rova-o:torqs of the Ilargesses of &Wand an decidedly in favour of the abolition of the practice of self election. And if they only continue to act with the same moderation and firm ness they have hitherto displayed, they mist ulti mately he successful in effecting the grand object they herein view. Prejudice, ignorance,.and selfishness, may retard the accomplishment of that Reform for which they contend ; but if they remain united,' and if they will not suffer themselves to be hoodwinked and deceived by any delusive proposal for subjecting the accounts of the Magistracy to an audit, their cause, which Is that of troth, justice, and freedom, most le the cud triumph over every corrupt obstacle. It appears from papers, laid before the Rouse of Commons, that 595 Memorialists, British, or under British protection, have made claims upon the French Government, under the Convention of Nnernaber, 1815. The compensations they repaire amount to neatly 20 millions of francs. The whole claims of subjects of the Allies, if converted into French' Stock, at the price stipulated by the Convention, would amount to about ID French millious and t►ree quarte►s of annuities. The ligoidation of those has, at present, gone as far as two French millions and a quarter. Nothing can more forcibly prove the shocking ease which became a Subject of merrieseet to Mr. CANNING, then the letter 'to Mr. WALTNII, GoVera nor of Surrey Jail, Southwark, from Wst. OGDEN, late a Prisoner in that Jodi on suspicion of nigh Treason, in which the poor old man says—•• I sent you an account of the usage I received from you do ting a confinement of uesr nine months, I was snider your care; the treatment was such **calls forth my utmost respect. Your general whisky was coaspi. thilitoglibot my whole confinement. but psi. tiattitty so daring the time et the dreadful, surgical vet - allow' ►ad to undergo when in Surrey Jail. et: casioned by the ponderous irons I was loaded with id Manchester, and my life has been preserved only by the vest skill and attention paid to me by the Sit, geons, particularly Mr. Dixon and yourself, -le►' whom I tender my most respectful regard." Among other novelties in preparation at so. , lane 'theatre,. is a new tragedy, by Mr. CIIARLTS Krucur, of Windsor, in which Mr. Kic.tx is to play the principal character. T he percbasers of limp now bogie to stiles in their purchases. They find that war dies not appear split so near at band as they anticipated. ' The folluwieg is the espy of a letter ♦hieb the PRINCE REGENT Wrote to the Dente of Wst.t.Nso• TON, on the occasio• of the lot enaction his per son : Carites•FhPeoe, fe:b. i 4. My Dean Fume —1 (mow deny Myself the pleasure i \ writing pat a few bees, for the perpose .of espressiog to yin both the happlaess which 1 feel at the sews which has jitsl reached me of year escape, thanks to Divine Provident-el front a have attempt formed *Maw ye, antlike semi imenvi of worsts and 'Wigwams with which 1 Was lied at the infamy and base ness of such as abscises attack. 4 can sal, is common with the rikt of the lotion, offer thsaksgbiag to the rewrote gliPti arse of Divine Provides*, for hating protected a Wyss import.' ant to the great interests of nor owe tionetry t as far the preser vatiou of the general tranquillity Of Europe. 4 bat you may to.fg roatioue t enjov a life so precious to as afl, b theastat ardent wish of poor einem and affecti. rate Mead. • ' _ USORGE, Pe Kin . WiiiiiiiißL rf . * NO ELEc7'ION. ' - . The contested unease for the Representation if this County, gees on with spirit, and, excites greet interest. The Earl of Lonsdale, for the time being, having returned the two Members for so long* pia rind, the . rights of the Freeholders, so long to obey , Inc., were presamed to he defunct. The contest is neither" personal for politkil (so fat es regards party politics), but constitutional. It sithply is, *bother, the Lord Lieatenant shall doetinee to asininity both Members, or the Freeholder' shall hi admitted to a !share. The Freeholders, eery modestly, we thtilt, claim to return one MeMber—b-the Lowther, Claim. both, both sons, both Members. Upon this the par. ties join issue. It has been attempted to represent this contest as simply between the Earl of Thanet slid the Karl of Lansdale. Now we have not heard that the hail of Thsnetlias brought forward'either a son, mach less two sans, or a brother, or say pareiestsr adherent. Oa the contrary, it bat been stetild on his Lordship's aethority, that be bits never done any Obehut to keep up a family interest in the county, and that be woeld not heir of any member of his family being broeght forward as a candidate. This disavowal is creditable to his Lordship, and is consistent with the eedeviat• in; tenor of his political life, as the friend and pupil of Mr. Fez. It is no wo nder that the Lowther par tizans sigh to share with any one the opprobieni, universally attached to their enconstitatirtual sionii. ! nation of the Mimbers; sad' domination over the county of Westmorland. It may be sterol, on"tbe eye of a general Eleetion,?twvecord the stale of the Lowther representation in the Ilousi;f Commons 1— Lord Lowther. i Sons of the 1 Illeashersibr Colonel Lowther, Earl of Lomakir.s Weitmorlatul. James Lowther, 'Ai Calomel of tie Westmorland Militia • for en= John Loather. MK : (tiwillioat oo )....., f or C am `Jogs H. Lowther, L.q. (Swittiogtou)/ , for -..-. hien lino. T. Wallace..., ....5, Cockerninufh. Sir Janes Graham (of hlrksuill) . - ' for Visrliile. lion. Mr. %Simi.? for HS - - r. Lone, - Jlaslemere. . • - The late Earl of Lonsdale used to return one of 1 the Members for the borough . of lasocaster,we do not know what may be the case now ; but it appears from the preceding list, that the - wellpknowtl VII! of erre of the Lowther members toe Mieister who hese- toted in the granting of ii favour is till tree-- a . There ore Mae of is.: ' We are happy in thinking that this monstrous hi. flueirce, so far as regard. the county of Westmorland,. is shunt to be shaken by Mi. Brougham, who leas been induced to come forward at the repeated invite. thin of the freeholders, which he at first declined. The present Members after a reception in the county very different to what they expected, have returned to slava the Minister, and their names are seen with the rest of the nine, in the majority for the Indemnity Bill. • THE AIINOIIIIII ' THAT •OFZD ON motiDAT NIGHT ONI SIR M. arnrales Ito. Tina. IN A ToNIIITTITE OA THIT HATT LITINATIA, 101 REDUCING TWO LORD) OF THE •DIAINALTY. Alt horp. Vi.. G•enfell, P. fir woram. R. W.- .oirker. JAI. (iiiidial, Millen Neville., Hnn. It. Hooke.. Wary Glow, Sir W. Newport, Sir Joh. Rabiatiou, Thomas Hoosilloa. Lord A. Ord. W.. HHllerworlh, J... H .roby. Kil. ()shorn., Lord F. Barclay. C. 111,11ws, W. L. P.A., Sir C. M. lurch. J... Illta V/ ail fli. H. P.'rodieroe, OK; /1 4 nieit. Jells Lasowels4 ili" INT. F. l Horde's. Sir V. Lotmehe, R.. Itoroill.. Sir N... • liroliahasa. H. Larahion;Viilia G. Simile, It. • . Loiter. John Lamb. Hem "W. 14.6 , 1111, Joh* Calera'', J. Lyisitioa,, Hon. W. Smyth, J. H. CAlvers, Charles H. Shnrs,r. R. Cameo. J. C. Lefetre.. C. A. Sefton, li:inl of Campbell, Hon. J. to-moo. Sir Wm. Tierney. R: : Hare. G. DIIIIMMS..II ifirel. llarryat, JIM W•bb. Edward I)ouglar.d a. F. S. illoriek. Sir C. Woldegrave, Hoa. Frrau.sors, Sir R. C. Mann, J. W. Foll.e.st.m. Lord llsorpesk.V is. Warr., J. A. PA.., K. Matlack., W. A. Wood, Alderman Geekell, Be.. TsLuia—Sir M. W. Ridley. e.:. . ABOLITION OT BLooD-MONLY.—We lea n that this subject was yesterday discussed before the Grand Jury for this County, whew is Petition to the House of Commons, praying for the abolition of this dread• fel system, was unanimously resolved arid agreed open. The Petition will be presented by oar County Members immediately after the recess. Tn. Thanks of the Grand Jury were unanimously voted to C. CIIITWIND, Esq. fur having brought this important subject ander their consideivatiosi.- --(Staffordshire .ddrertiser.) There hare bees Wavy falls of snow hi Scotland. On the 14th, AO London Mail did not arrive at Glas gow fee several hours after being doe. 'l4so Ayr emelt wits dragged through the snowy by additional horses. The great coed by Blair Athol Wu the Highlands had been blocked up by snow several days. The Mail coach from Direiftiecto Edinburgh was blown over at Crook, but no one was seriously ' injured. Motile tyro Ponr. —ln the Hurricane last Wed. tiesday Week, a Sailor walking in High-Street, Portsmouth, was driven with soch violence against the door of a Lettery.oilice, as not only to force it open, bet to give Jack a Adorer in the ihop, Who springing ep, apologised, by swearing be bad lost big Redder, but 'twits an ill wind that binalj nobody good, sod he'd try his luck with 'es so bought a Sisternth of 0,963, which proving the first-drawn Blank, gave Jack a Quarter of a ripe of Wine of Ibis own choosing, who now swears be was Nam, First° the best Pont in England. Coax &CHANGE, Marten 18 —Out supply fot Wheat this morning was very small, nut twit% had any artivals since Mossdaf f and prices remaining.. Jame. Fine Barley being Well in senply, flgi l f l maintained Monday's prices, het the ordinary quali ties pof .lowly, and are 'ether cheaper. Oats are la. per patter lower, baring a _large arrival of that :grain, and the consumers are holding off in 'Papeete. lion of a supply from abroad, as soon as tit* wind becomes favourable. Pieeday evening, between seven and eight o'clock, as Mr. Waters, of the Commercial Docks, Bother hike, eas. passing along the Kent-road, aver the Blue Anchor, he was attacked by three men) are of them having passed Mee, suddenly turned ronoti, and placed his hands right over Mr. Waters's eyes) the others immediately laid hold of him, wad with horrid threats and lower:elitists demanded his watch and money. He hesitated to deliver ep his property,. when they threw, hini•do.wii, sad .kicked ant blot him in a most inhuman manner. They finally sec ceeded in robbing him of his watch. 18i. and his bet, with which they effected their escape. INTIILLIOSNGII. &Li n Mizell 17. —Arrived. and sailed for tbd Aloft; .tke.Rockitighses, from Savadhah; Hera- of the Nile, WI angteti . lona Nesrcastle fur &memo ; and ils% Evii.s, from Waterford.— . Ps down froeip tint River, the Alecrity 4 Ashy, for the Coq. Q,od Ripe; Martinis of Isy, Sif f for Bengal; Mangies, Won, fur St. Helena acid Ike Caper Ask", Ronlfatt, for ilovattoish ; Princess Charlotte, tooth, fos,,u-ii.; Catalyst, Geamell f for-Deusavosni *levy, Itk.bards, fur Dublin tom, ?or* for . Trieste; and remain in the Duwhill With the rest of the ootwasd-hound as per !esti Pontsitopcni once( 17,.—Arrived the Mary Aso, Bond, from Waterford for hoodoo; end tha ViOoaelbens and Tiber, from a cruise; and three or. foleueseels from the Downs. -..l f uest.starow, MARCLI 17.—Arrived the Ledy Boulser.m.r. f from London lot Bengal, and remain s wth woos. . . f i serstritcroi MARCH 10.-or.same h the Marl s f koPitiol,. from °poste to Lisnrpool, with loss of bowsprit and bulwarks ; and the Lapwing orator, Orso a frnipu. s TE iNLLIUENCR. -I • • - - 1 119111tT OF MIA NCEItY, gleam It 4 AilMsettwelese NIVIVALIN r. ttta CAUL or Ltvellettat • • • ,', *NO COUNT INUNOTER. -.The lbeies Cu SCIUALutt.-.6 en t !men; I hNo tead . mifteffelly the aMlitrOlt of Gount Monster, its the ifiair efterßoyal Bighting the Princely of Wales, igaiust the two I.:securers of the late Bake of Brent wick ; I felt it my ddty to take home diet satiric oti Satiodtay end reed it s that I might thereby be lie better enabled to jeilge whether the delay asked ftt by Sirlwantel Romilly could be granted. It is ori necekaary for ad to say brit than esprest my opinion 'hot it layusefficient grounds for the answer not being put its by•the'llefendanto, till the second instrament ne prodoced. With respect to the reyeest for further hate,' ins may take what time you plesse i with this hnodermliklingi that the second instrument melt be pi o deied b e /yi n . the Defendonts are celled to &newer the:NIL-L.l- think •the aMdssit 'hens the becnosity of that died being prodeced. • The Souct.rbk-Grogiitat..-z.Theil the Motion is granted?' •• • ,1 •• Sir I. Rontt.Lv.—By we mesas; for the terms of the matien are, that the Defetedsote.shoold be allow. ed a fortnight to put in their inAuer after the entre. , ment was produced, and that the said deed was to 111$ produced forthwith. I don't iatagitte this was what his Lordship-intended. Tae Loan Cti.tmccaoft.—.No. Whist I to.ont was, tkat alortnlght shoeld be 'Hook, Is. the Dr. (nudists to giro them an opportunity of gnaw/Aug after the • instrument Wit produced 4 buy h did not specify any particular time for IN production, Sir K. Vtonovr .-.:fltat amounts to the Was thing. Sir S. Roanut.--Cortaialy not. Time H s vett The [.O R D CD A NCRLLORe—NO4IIIIII4T MR be called for till the instrument ii seen bt ehe Defeedeets, • t calm. - Wilk:: . : •,..14■01.16.• • H. • =• catty'', sCATLArIb. OtOrhersday Witt oait.proi*diel to try the Woe in thelmoso is which General Matthew Baillie, of Cratihree, hs the Ceenty of teatirk, wait Pursuer, and Jame. Bryson, surgeon, in Hamilton, wee Do. fender. This was the securtd action of Griot. Con. ever tried before a Scottish Jury. 'j i be issue sent by the Second Division- of the Court of Session to be tried wai-.- 46 *tether the Defender did, on the Ist day of January 1808, or at any time between that time and the Ist day of January, 1812, seduce and assiotain an adeltesons connection, and did commit adultery with Mts. Ilizabeth Cross, or Bois, then the wife of the Pursuer, at the Pursuer's house at . Croutons, or in theweiglsbourhood thereof?" Thotlansages were laid at 10.0001. The nature of the evidence in this case presents es from giving any account of it. 11l usage of the Lady, 'and introducing into the house four mutual children of the Pursuer's, was dwelt upon as matters of ac' anomie° and alleviation of damages. The act of adolteiy was positively denied, and rested solely nen circumstantial proof. A great number of wit. omits were minimal for both partial, and the Jory siiwitilisorged by Mr. Jon, CLERK, for the Defender, solidity Mr. Jcerenc, for the Pursuer, in reply. Tme LOUIS CHIEF COMMISSIONER SIHRINEd pp the Faidettee, and the Jury having retired out of Court at 11.11. post five o'clock yesterday morning, return. pate kill on finer, finding the charges in the issue PllPProven.—The tattiest of the Jury was hailed, Wir•friswded . Conrt, with tire aressest applause. ' - - Where mete no less than 150 witnesses in attend. 0644 teethe defence.—'Tito Defender is married to the listen of the Pursuer's wife. l3y the death or the - veaerable G rout ,ntsersvr.a. "the haniterable °Sca l ar Secretary to . the Order of . the: Thistle. become. vacant. There is; a salary at-. tectted to the appoisttmeat of 3001. • year, which be applied tbs. pewee,. of private benevelecteep. Abaci' meek. ago, as a man naord Henry Gill, employed". "smatter by Mr. Glover, or Mitcham, wan passing am -Mitcham Cometea, .With a waggon loathetfareith three. casks of tebecoo, alibis way to lossdessi be was attacked by.divo• wen, who knock• std hisidoive before be bed time to put bileself oe the &thence- ' while be was tap the graead,"they beat ss kit ed him meta be was. leepesibte, and then ttlbbedshier et ail-the .money be had about his {arson, sweendig to only eight shillings. The villains es peatigl,beAted a. hoot, its the waggon, hat they were dreektedvilmt casks of tobacco awe cot 'efficiently pero44-tar their purposes they decionped with the palter Pea, leaving the man tor..dead.• lie ley ow the ground fur a considerable time, whee a wan came op, aid seeing, his candidate, west for itssistance ; they pet the poor fellow in the waggon, and con veyed him to that. Wiodosill public-house, Claphaar e • where tnedicalanistance was procured. ft was Geed, that several : et bis• sibs sad his cellar bone wens broke'', u 4 that behgd several very violent internal. injuries..oog to the kick. be bpd received. Ho was from Monet conveyed home to his family et den: by lingered is greet, ages, until *Daley *bee he died. • • 1142 _ - - • • _ foi lowto to I AURGiI REFORM' IN SCOrLAND. 2491 "!'""' t° Th. nenesetlissa to% Om ram.. tem Mar- I kft , -