The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-08-17 00:00:00

lb.fitock 'whet this morning has exhibited a dif fer* appearance to what it did yesterday. Consols whicli.were at one time 674 fur the Account, %pave been t hi s fpning at 6d ; this is owingio sumo essiwiderable ress inserbaring been made. some of which were to ambito:mats, aid others with &view of some hatter i sirsa mpat in the priee. Nosey is getting rather Ar um wen it I per Cent ; there being a payment on Anataw to-morrow, is one cause, and another, there b as ic( been a considerable quantity of Money Steve Itoeght to market. We have this morelng received Paris Papers to tilt 13th instant. A latter from Naples, of the 25*, asr. ainocrs that the people of liagliari, in Sirdiaia. had . tit ed the convocation of the Stomini, or Orders of . agdons. it . ..;letters from Ih)orca state the number of deaths from • the 16th to the 27th of .In'iy, to be only 161; the MO. I , ber of persons at present sick. 136. •' MADRID, Ace. 3.—Sitting of the fortes, July 31.-4 Silscassioo took place relative to the measures :ta be tiles to repress robberies, sad disperse the bow :411ties which isfeet the public roads. M. Caletrava a& Mrs sisitied, that many exaggerated statements bed ewes 1 *de of robberies and margination, and that they had . brie unjustly attriboted to the sew order of Nags. la l 1.13 and 1,14, under the Constitutional Regime, WI few crimes of this satire had been committed. while' • dining the goverament of recent years, they had se es. tended as to rotalre the presence of troops * overawe the nutueroos bands of robbers which existed. Various propositions were presented, mince, charged to introduce An Arial co wallies sore eajnetillable in public for esiis owe incoiepatlbit with sentiments of -• or expeditor.. The premium of State ais utiliersoily scouted, mid the motives of a me Maitre as pieemily imputed and condemned. gi ti complete the nsessu r e o f publi c aversion 4 vise whole, the form of the proceedings is as gently reprobated at the spirit that gave thew Meth. The form and spirit of the ordinary Whoosh of justice are suspected to be sacrificed; an investi gation fell, and fair, and open, is believed to be un attainable; and a decision void of influence is em ex pected in the end. With them opinions in the Wale mind, whatever be the refills, the termination of the proceedings is anticipated wills considerable triad. The fate of the Ministry, and of the ()armament is at stake, ,as well as that of the Querns t god though her Stumter, (which Heaves foulohL)•A•ola he eotteemsted, aetther the Ministry tree the IfioVe;ts• men t 11111; inehe mindl of the people of England; ever stand acquitted. Whether the preorediars will be permitted to l!ie ' , Peewit as, by Ow, ia douWil. The acemisitonia dm hie Illaiwoad Itt dm OW a Lords. appears to be too regained to AA a go bddlpe the flyer widow. Whatever is permitted will, hownee, be availed of ►y The Statesmen, so that the Pthlie stay he supplied with t►e mist recent isforosatios, if not at the orilksary time of publication, at Iraqi is a Second Edition. By a refresher to our report of lie out of doer pro- ceedings with mince to her MAIJITY this day, k will Do seen that the Peoria, the eotormaitifei people, have taken a noble revenge on their seditiort lONNees! No outrage, no insult ever was elieresi, or attempted to be 'theit Qv eau . The utmost good be is humour, the utmost remembered, excited b lersehalf of suffering and out - -7 - , raged innocence, were the aakkag characteristics of the countless multitude assess` W bu_this occasion, to Whams arid laspire confidence in the Meat of a per secured Queen going to fare her scours* assess- WM to east the die which is to decide her taw. A one than ordinary display of military wen pot la requisition to countenance the co/waiter/ow After her lifsieart bad takes her seat, the c&U was roeeeded with, sod was art tetatiaated till eleven which, Naples. Some little discussion Sher the Cortes should eater souls Atari!, or heard wit* Sitting of the let Pratt of Burgos. *satin that Ihnitaaticiaco banato, with his bud, bad been taken Mr V. sitting of the end of August. —The sale of national pro?erty mortgaged to the peblic credit, was ordered. l'ivesa, Aro. t.—Our Government has entirely Be tided on the coercive aseasnres to le taken against the Rmilution of Naples. A confidential and detailed note has been transmitted by the Prince. de Muraft:awn to all the Cabinets of the Germanic Confederation. It is said that this sate, written in the spirit of peace and preservation, esposee, with the Noblest franlatese.thoum tensity seder which our Government is placedifilllpolll the ravages a the Preach evil in Italy. Future PCXDS.—Fire per tent. Consols, 78f. 115 e. Bank Action% I 177( SOc. At length the awful day has arrived, on which com mence proceedings that bare been deprecated by the wisiattuen who are intere4ted in their Country's wet. ime, aad that, whatever be the result, cannot fail to TdiPlolleetiOn of posterity as well as the spe -c Tu what degree they now daglfirideghts and feelings of the people, it is linnet ittempi to state. Of all the interest lag incidedts that have occurred at a period that has teemed with extraordinary events, none have so intensely relied and agitated the public mind as - Pee* soldiery. Upon coming it sight of the soldiers, instead of reviling and insult ing them, as from a mistakes notion has been too often the ease of late, reiterated huzzas intimated the satis faction and confidence which their appearance inspired. These shoots of congratulations were certainly nut returned, but if our notions of physiognomy do not deceive ns, the hearts of the military acknowledged them. The people, who are indiscriminately deal,- natNl as rebels, aiming at the overthrow of all Consti tuted Authorities, bow with ready submission to the 'military. Latter times have thrown great light on the people of this, as well as other nations. Late events have taught the world not to hook span standing armies as the mechanical instruments of Despots, or the subverters of human rights and li berties. So long as soldiers do not give ttp their 'eelings and understandings as men, as the fellow creatures of those they are bound to protect, the liber ties and happiness of nations will be it , nu danger of, being outraged. We, who fervently pray fur the peace and prosperity of oar country, sincerely hope the pre sent good understanding may continue to exist. and may the jut reward of their baseness light on these who first infringe it ! presented the City of London Peti pressediags against the Queer. trod and ordered to be laid on Langstan then presented a Peak. and certain Freeholders a Obit& was deo test, sae ts►le, as tile Petition of Mr. fterif Patkias •ely. The Earl of Lirrarool. rose, sad moved the Order of the Day for the +email readiag of the Bill of Pains and Penilties. The Duke of Lys VI?! thee declared he had a mo des to sibsolt to their Lordships. upon which he told net of a single observation. The Noble Duke *ea moved that the order should be rescinded. (" Strangers were now ordered to withdrzw, when *At Lordships divided as foliows: For the motion - Against it Majority 220 ; When strangers were re-admitted, it appeared that ►motion had been made, that Counsel should be rodimety called in, which was strongly opposed by ase Earl of Cimarron, who was followed on the s a m e dole by Lord °fey, at considerable length' The Lord emit:lran's,* rose in vindication of the *pinion he bad given as to the statute of Edward which be still contended, did not comprehend the of. tem, 'Hedged to have been committed by the Queen. Earl (Jain then moved that the opinion of the noble and learsediLordoo the Woolsack should be re. forced to the conaidermion of those learned Judges who now attended for the Arai time is that House, and whose-siocialen would materially influence his future .. _ . the proseratlas of the Queeb. The sensations that se. • • Nail HALF-PAT.—The balf-pay dne eta the 31111; ai t y se Rari efLaveneolu. had no objection to the motion had been eecited by the data's-aril *flanges. both in Jane dill be in the course of payment on the 14th, dr th e Noldi; Lord, provided it was utoloestood that it prirAte and In ?abbe life, anJ the feeling ceasplaints. 13th. and 16th Natant to Admirals awl Captaids ; on l'iodi sot ilitoadea to interrupt the Proreedtaste of the Helens is this lawmen case. Some discussion took of the grievaacre and wrongs that had been cape- the 17th, 18th, 21st, and oa " tho il. t a ii n ti d i a 2 , l , l( i i i ' t e L ti l ' i til esit. m a r wa sa. ,l f p r e :e. to wbkh the Marquis of Lseilecide and • the' tlette" by the lititihrie at large ' hare b. " weeP.lrr"4l aNunargeoChnasia.alaidlPU—ner-s. --- - - ---.— --11 " - s - '401 1 of CA1131•11VON bore • conspicuous parts, after . Sr concentrated by the co tern awakened is behalf We have received private teeters &dm Naples a1 .. 4 lit rle ibi lialte j tfreint i x ts4 wae sal eu t t: ll44L ised Atenil nee on the of an Waste's's persecuted iadivislaal. To this point Genoa to the 27th alt. At the latt.t place 13,110 Aealaf emsepagaialty; lad the Dike of GAtellatAla on have all minds and hearts been irresistibly directed ; * foreign troops had been stationed for the 'preeettratioi ,otigltf DE of 1 .4 4 . Stilt" • reerlisiZreefe,xete:hich be is and with a tune and ardour corresponding to the of tranqaillity. green the south of Italy no farther ilms feelings that had been espied by other excitements and communications had then been received. The fellow- ,x:Fx, teash,Se saderowed lasai g a p al4s t ' iw sar n kaeak auei • g al l wom faad no l Y t i lag s as extract of one o f t h ese leuers:— t h y previons occasi ons . r be Allesidver after le-morrow. At a period of each e xt en sive discontent and irritation A letter from Antwerp, 'dated the 11th, has the I' . .. kill tug passage :----" Mr. Canning arrived here yes., as weer kits" to exist among the people of Eagle"' *inlay in as Admiralty yacht ; sore say he is going from eatees too *ell f oun d e d, an d equa ll y we ll k nown . into Italy to seek his w if e, an d b ring her to gaglaad sl ssly c le, at to raise a question that inevitably would lead to such others say that the affair of the Queen is the cases of Sias* a crisis as the pr sett, was a m eu ere t h e most ras h this Continental trip ; at all events it . is sot swat to won steer to Italy up the month of the Scheidt." He is over, anJ uncalled far that ever was undertaken. At a pe- . Vienna. dsa probably going to teens. self-, rind when the Munch and the Government were "Th e ground w ee d e d s o be takes on Saturday. at 1 I's a mare destitute of the IAPPort of popular opinion than a projected Meeting at Norwich, relative to the Queen. toe a 'yet had beta known, when their dependence a corespondent informs us, will be against the Ilillof NI ono los tested solely on Alicia inasence and the eater- thhe asbm hiss sad tan f the Principles of Justice, osif of tld. Penalties u a mode of proceediag ivelviag , On s pla cise of milit a ry f orce , w h e n I n a state o f genera' the Cooatitation." 1 Insill Odle. Mw emberemensent oast additional esteiesee mast be I. yesterd a y a Ballot was taken at the East Owe. Ansa tarred to Abdo WI is/rectory' protective; and to **Ow. for the Softie° of a IN reeter• is the se" et eant t lasdatte thite coda proceedings, oar eirispie is We Sir David Stott, Dao..wbe bad diailaaltfied. &As. ehreite were cloak. • sad shaiirerri .to Jhe i• weed er 411•1 an/ Aseas ql ors cou ld b e b ea d to us-'sleek the i to tuna who 1 4 t h e aiwtioari bars tames dertake th e a vail see p os aillity of the massetros he l an how IN p re At e sawde r , g. q . .71, o l owyere which they hate embeeited. stud for what oc• i were_• • I .". ..' Grit compoeitims„ ~r, ..........__ . - mks, tad what sad, are those proceedings la. roe josioa ON Pre Manmade% Rag.. lON (now nap War. .7!!ipieso, .. AAA, wig. —.- 01404 ? Neer, was each hazard undertaken for N e il Benjamin Ildwesietone r ßey. 3110 ~ ... DRVitr-LANII.THEATRIC. fir. Ks* Ks A u, es „Mire, is the Tragedy of reeler Peosereed. intilled s large sad brilliant andimsee, assembled last algid. lo tritons his performance at this 11011141. There le great 'atter Os powers of * superior perfonaer io *k the- Allier is, by turas, the under lover. the didlindomi .soimpirator, drive, to desperation sad asi!" Some of his *rears ; and, belly, the self . and for-rworo viedm oft women's 17:47111* Laid, .1116 hero of the Mild wasshoeteartgetie sad= Milk Milatigh Medi cells epos as So elm" t ems is:pdisb as effort Of the sublime hal the mielpessm at' beak% g ambit a like a remeibleeee to. Nib lialewloos, ids #eoelied lho unasimoss *dal of bis slides, lin.. Way, es boluideto, Aillalt tomesiderable trial ; oad Mr. Beaus. as Jerre. dosed ileeseted applies*. The keimerous. sot. Ilateotibt see of Love Loupes et Lettnottlis; swesidefott the OMettalomeot of• the evesilog. ' • • $ ' 'Oa Tuesday eseelag war roor ova ttmed et theialmeri Moos new Illitieleak Tansy f ts the elkinirp. lise_peo of, Ma.,Monesssiso. sod it ay ha raid ie use Als elkqf Column. Tb morns sad woo wore et the , Ito Patioreme Sone was esetaltily a CALfrail. The piece, me doubt, still b _very pro to the peoprietor. art ai sloe 4041N* ME QUEEN. • . At, as each Ater the most tritest thole, was evinced by A Ili Public to attend the Qweeta So the He* of Lofts. The " rthalmi of the Peers arrived at is idly Inthi. The Lewd /11111, ssite 'fflemmeellor sad the Masters *me !atheneum before alas enriedt. ?he Dube of HUMS and the Dale of Oloncestee the lite suited at beltitent else. His Royal Ingham the Doke of 'loyal 'fork ease seem aftei on horseback, with the Marquis of alike - Aaglesea so his UHL He was loudly cheered by the People aide Pirtr ail be passed them/ the double Sae, estates; Nam Mlles- roof 1•04 f• IL Jathea-sciaare. The Queen / the Quer% / was rim itialtethal exclamation. the.Dalm rimmed the resPeet offered, by bowing to all sesuad Me. Prises Leopold did sot meet so warm sad IMPthey • inception. ly 10 o'clock, when the calf of the NNW lash place, the Peers had *early all arrived. On -thrie appeoach they were hailed with Arzsat ! or oppoeid by sonde of disapprobation as they were Roma to be same or less is the interest of her Majesty. Several meskimal—" The goers, the Quetta I—Support the Quest And TN demo heck safe." The windows to the taps of the !fivers moth crowded with females *meioses to see the ap mime\ of the Qeeea. Her Majesty, as early as elit t o'theelt, showed honed! from the windows of bee residence la IL James's-swam The people uttered the most maw reel" shouts of approbation, without the least alga of tar- WINO et disorder. Her Majesty's carriage was drawn by all isetifel bays. Her Majesty entered It before tea seals* aecompanied by Lady A Hamilton. The Qom wen Mmes white veil, and appeared pale, but in coding, sad geed spirits. She exclaimed, in answer to some AMISS of Lon live the Qom., " Long may pa lire my fries*. This Will be peer trtherph as well as Mille." The Quota toot her seat with her beck to the horses. Atomism' Wood rode in his carriage before the Roysl equipage. Two of loess's Oestlessee in attendaace, followed in a do dege belosgiag to her household, and a long train of carriages marled by Ladies brought up the cavalcade. They moved slowly out of the floaare Into PaII•MIL pot Carlton House. to Charing Cross. and along IPeellemase• most, to the House of Lords, where the Qurea entered al half-post tea. It is impossible, to describe in terms teL deafly strong. the enthusiasm manifested es the ()sees passed along. A clapping of heads was seas sad hewed at 'eery thadow, whilst white bandkerridefs waved incessantly I from the heads of the most elegant females. The people la the Meets jotted in the tribute of applause, sad it 'WI& I potable for the most illustrious personage in the World to derive more popular favour. The eaten was received with balectsthe respect is the House, and took bee seat la a chair prey*/ the her aceosamodatioa. Lady Ana* Haueiltoa at tended her. 111 Um . . _ corsers near the top art aloe coronets, with her Meaty'‘ cypher, in silver letters amlerneatli. l'lie joints atm or chased silver, richly ornamented, and the l.esps, OA" are very beantifnl, are of viler,. optim ised. semmeenilled by superb coronets of the s*nie metal. The skis lining, swabs, and cushion*, ate of.rich yellow *ilk, and *is roof is .ljned with blue, ornamented with rink lace, The harness are no less grand; and - it oraweeMmi with silver. During yester,lay. the i Arlie mein pertaiMail 1* see the carriage at the emselowaskeve, MoPrt. and 'Co. ; they were ailsaittnd by Untint i rk e rr i r it% Acre, and, after viewing the sternagv. *S* a room over the shop. they retired b a mg- diem. tiitich opened into Castle-street, Tie cattier was to 4 moved at an early bent this Inevaingi, ARRANGFMEN7'S•FOR TJIR potoetsamove THE HOUSE OF LUNINI. We hare authority.* eay.tisit in node* A futi lity of :,cent, to the Poore attelidinf their • iit hr. C liament on the present .oeratiss. *teeth**. - been glint for dl Members of the .1 of Lot** poi l their carriages, during that period, theme . ' die sidetOf the amen and Sr. James's Paris, lactusiltig tbat of the Horse °wink. .. Every po.sible precaution continues to be . to preserve the public peace. A numerous it lof the Guard, i. lodged in the apartments ht t wet Of the Conti of Common Pleas, which look ihto 'nit NM of communication between Old and New Pane, Tad. formerly known as St. Margaret'estreet ; assess the entrance of which, a barricade ie erected. with Illiheskrt emir*. for the passage of retrieve. Nal:grease motes of Horse Guards patrol Wiitebolli. sari New OW P.ilace.yard, in like manner se Ns MOM of i Cavalry and Infantry are is ihtty is rations Peck of the metropolis • the Light Horse Volnatoses, the IRO India House Regiment, the River Posen**, the Pekoe Horse Patrol.. and an immense %nether of conetabbm, are also to he on ditty ;"and es a further Inman of as ee4sary precaution, all the men Iselengieg to Out sewed Fire Mee+ of the metropolis are ender otdies to afford their assists:tee if called ern for that parfoolo. The seat a foe the nee of bet Mita/ sio+ ring the p is that ordinarily etc by the Bishop of Soder sad Man. A Came of of a neat form, covered with crimson Moe,. sad al the Mouldings gilt. together with a foetsteel, was ruMmay evening placed about three het from the bar, and the same distance on the right of the matte of the amine. for her accommodation. Her Majesty's beck wilishere4 fore be towards the Counsel and Ordinary. sod she will front the Throne. Woolsack. end Table The apartment intended for the reception of the Queen on her arrival in her carriage, (throng% which absi -mitt proceed to the interior or tbe Hdtise.) Is entirely fitted up—it is richly hang and saystsed, log id edlistilti rally adapted fur her Majesty to teak! to hit Ms ok. feesliment. . -.. ..,. . . . The Harlot Ries at Atm*, t the •. t o eery Speada t. provides the o dr of k ill Porde with a Roll of all the of the Roalm mai this (darter Roll, as it is termini. 1 theft Ode and no thority regarding those who ere entitled* take the oath.. There are these hundred and eitervilestots Peeri of Parliament on this Sat bat in this ionise *ere are seven Roman Catholic Peen, about twelve Miners. and eight Peen who are abroad. Exempting thote Peer., and the Noble Leeds not boded to eared oik arena' - ' Mt about • three' ' the -- 1 coedit M other public . The lusts it wattld toeing •n ranee, ll l7 thy P"- from rents patrol ster•rosj ttstior ' theatte. wargetak elm* Ott 6th day. ibm -Her motostleb, is tb. Hamilton ::~~ ~:, tier Majesty's CliasiberWok IWV.. liaMilifiLlP • Ilea. Koppel Cakosa, arrived rstonlay at MAW* • • hotel (rota Wapih,F Whim owy left *that eseilartil • was guise. Tail an I s Illestleasen trims suirpota desertion of Ulm Qum Was Noted ti lies Mayor as des *et /011.1" a rocg Of STOOKS THIS DAY AT 0,111 OVUM Bas k mock stock sp. C.M. Rid. WIN Dltioneedll was. so.. ites. „, am. Anon Oid Aosoisios ; Y om . s ip/reset. 7114 7T Rt. Milo 9d. Si. ie. ro. F s GAL RIM Ditto C... b r a. Soil?. °soden i Ams. 17 cos. for Ace. we. per Cad. AN.. Lott. Tlekios S NIGH WATER AT LONDON 111110011 -- 110-18•Ili0w. Owning. b pia. atter 11.—Etiolog. 411 tlk ,• Aptattifinatto • MIMI STATZIIIIIA3" II INCORPORIitn IWITII TIM viritession." Ilss- -G LONDON: ITIMSDAY W781111:44. AVOCIT 17. 1940. STOCK KXOIIIANGS. ONE O'CLOCK. - THE OATES 1- 4- - 11gA # estisatali; of I PAM/MO/NCI '•••• • IMO .= illarlYWO•4l.= la. a - vow., womirqr - d, ock soon after which, and seat to s somata osat- di per of the day. Their appearance might cl rd' Memoir presents! re a projet of law thereupon. cortaialy have the effect of conferring addlilosal I Lo _,__ un era. wade of the swots of ,but, won on splendour *a the seen • that 't 'we dr•PPleff the pro 'mica arose to ascartain libkh Was Inunciliately sbotild Mmeans of bringing about IN ACT' ter on their records: tbe hr. M able' the sebversloa of the rod order and peace that satisfaction. . , , The Duke of Lumen iddL—After paw Wiles.. of Country , we trait may nut be tar anus tn se- VT. !Mini( Parkin% i! dem. the tad Headers the — gratig moisselut of a a . ,si ordered to be laid on the that the seditious Ecclesiastic, between the people sad the soldiery. Upon cowing , NKR mAisErrs ve,Ty. day _ . tfibooils- ft bOO. kW,* o. thin lt ihoonioos on Or. kits to of art id loso g Eo d = Nyco. TLa bp body o oohs( Ca We king) ogd oil the yiloosio ore Om 'al arms SIMI oopporters. leder irbioi wpm* o Ice cansehed from los weigbt. go, eel of Soo dlt pinnele is e retel comet. with bet 11140ty1 V.. R. The body is reowy end lamb hoes in No r are silver coronets. at the COMM' dio *AO at top awe oreamenttil with 'Hen terwerl!,nnii the • . _ . au - at of advanced age , it is 'titillated tat Thiai ' re handfed and thirty Mk will dully snood them- lints reepectiog the Quern. Ir. Lee. the High Constable, .darbeg het lllkAlktY'd 1, will have a strong Party fill theme,. glacial sod pr constables, seder his eosisrot t = shah eh* slit tranquillity shaald sot be d the following tinnier ktter has best . fibe . al mice-offices:— • w.• i . ,, . •. . •• Mandoit;iikto, lab 0 rkstioni,—Althoesh I bare de . ' 4 . 1 for Übe peak of die City. yet is des iAdsiniri bm., rapid be eawhie sot to be oa' part _ • • ki ea impartial day. I weedd est limo Weer wing four nes to bees dm alert be pratier see r, if &ceded, slimy be adrantageou to the pelt* ma. Nowt noon; /WM . end trisquilllty.--I " er au. testerday a large body of artillery arritettlei tows -. n Woolwich; to brae a part of the asilitiry iikaigt4 its doing the Qopeo's trial. TM. Mom rol are, it le said, to do daily *Orin, die &Mg = -road; several of they yesterday task sp . n ion in the Witty Stables opposite Alders aroptiO . stk. . . • .. . a resistibly keriing a gveilt eninlisi of rpm. escorted by a straw Ogre the • . e ever Westaieeter-bridge, Mkt Yu Thunday hat. the loth biotite, • el fhb Dragoons arrived beet fees Carlisle, dad plitsta , Friday, 1 Iticion., procsimled es Aar fee ille thrsti..-044000 - geffie.) -' . t• ,-• • ..” .. . ter Majesty )4S Web hist ,Iligt itetith, old boo thaw the Rook of Leta& AM' ' '4liit - itiips' . V . stilton has a place aliened iii , !barbel 1111114 . v • a crime. Tee *tiled Heins Naples. es lire lot souseions, od bre 'a behalf; isod weir te a . to attend km toff* It Le/sloth's . Hee Ployli p0 ;e111111 the ileellsek 41 74 el le te I e Kennington AO einotota to-Any on/ ' poses residieeportre• is the.present is • • A pabkiclnneting esi p plate( on Weidieft. 'so Allikeis lo • -, OP Sharers •was p .' ' AWNS.* or Leeds. **Ant tho 4 paiwitkt Pailliesk Illd • moldy b,en nem* . Tie following • . .0•11 Pd fil I gili r lia • ; Lincoln's lan Valk, nionsior. • si, Chancellor is : jt : . , Oahe FA .1 7 1 11 11 this day. as he i , 1 ..., . 1,.. ~ „ 14 ~, , . . A leas limo - 4 ' . 100 1,100 111 VW VC' r ennsaaillifeek. ''' 1 4srlitetisseis 14 : Marisa ( 1, VP tilt said. - if - A thriersbeat ti Wip r denory. • a Imo t. l I\ .),