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THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, FREDA . Just 5. The Gottenburgh Mall, cf the 29th of May, ar rived lan night, with llscith and Swedish Papers. from which we have midi: ti.e following rxtraets:— /rtspieuwali. NAY 44 The Dutch troop., nn the borders of Svendish Pri meraiiit, desert i i great numbers. AS appear from the following official Bulletin, received (tom Stral sund esterday : kULLETIN. " Head Q .apers. SuAmine!, May 21, Itin7 " The desertion from the Dutch troops stationed nprin our bor.lers, continues to be very giro, almost eta lv 10 or 20 d•.erters arrive here. A few• days since they amounted to 80, at one time. and last titt.idAy 194 came In, with ail their arms. Lieutenant-General Baron ‘Vrede, who is to t ske 1 command in the army here, arrived the day brdwe yesterday from Swedet" Accounts from Dentzic state, that an attempt to relieve the garrison there has failed, and that the Russians suffered considerably ;n the affair ; but w•e have not yet learned the particulars; the gatti son is said to be iu the greatest went of amunition. A letter from Dantzic, of the 13th May, states, that 11,000 Russians 11.141 (tidied a landing on the Nehrung, in order to throw themselves in to the town; but thtt as tha French, who occupie.l the NA: ung. hAJ alto been consider ;Ally feint . ..weed, it was doubtful whether the Rus sians would succeed in their attempt.—(Copoolagan Gasatit, May 22.) We received, yesterday, a parcel of Paris Pa pers, of various dates, up to the 24th last. We have made a few extras from them, but they con ies:l of any importance. Letters have been also received from Holland to the SOth; but they also are destitute of interest, being totally silei.t with rasp , " to the theatre of war. Admiral Ntaerro sailed, on Wednesday. from Pertsmc.u::., in the Abat Die, to as auue the com mand in the Mediterranean, via Admiral DUCK- Wo alit The Mediae also carries out Sir A a num P. .ET, who h , •pes to be able to tired a reconcilia. Lion between this country and the Ottoman l'orte. The private letters, broaght from Monte Video, by the /),00,erip, express the most petit& confidence in the success of any attack which may be made upon Buenos Ares. The regular force colleted mere, was not above fifteen hundred or two thousand men, and these were of the very worst composition of colonial troops. The armed inhabitants were with out dissipl . ne or. concert, split into fadior:, and wavering between resistance and submission, in case of an attack. This spirit had reached such a height as us have encouraged the British Com mander to send a flag of truce, to ascertain the terms ou which the lowa would be willing to treat. The answer returned, is said to nave been unfavourable. Every preparaiinn for an attack on Buenos Ayres • was made, and General Aucurerr r only awaited the • arrival of Bi igatlin.Genet C RAUrtiaD. General WHITSLOCICs will probably arrive about the same time. Accounts from General AucithlSlTY stair. that he had occupied the town of St Lucia, from which the forces cour.tanded by the Viceroy had been driven. General Ltt•teas has apprehended the Viceroy of the Plata. and sent him a prisoner of state into the interior._ A report of a very disagreeable nature, respecting the ()raid frigate. prevailed in the beginning of the week olt Plymouth, said to have been brought there by one of the lately-detained vessels from the coast of Ireland. Urn reference to the Cork paper, of the 27th last, we find that the Druid had arrived at Cove on the preceding slay. Nothing but a convic tion of the t , uth of the report could itultice us to mention the particulars I and had it been founded in fat% we think it must have been known at Cork. We understand it to be finally settled that 24. Basest r will petition against the return of Mr. Joan. tor Slirewebury, lAA the particular:grounds have not been stated. the fSarrhirit.brefortd transport, that lately si.i;ed f.srn Cork, struck on the Rundle Stone, on Satin . .. last, and went down. Troops And crew s.ve.f. he change that took place in tl.e kshire Foil i.n Mirsday, in favoto of Lord Mr trove. coating.. 11 improve, and I-, fiaal success was considered Almon ceriwn in 'Wink on Tuesday, on day he was only 43 behind Mr. LASCELIMS, who was lining ground fast. Several or the paper-miil c. in Scotland, tirhicli had bee.' stopped, owrig to a combination rir tisr tentl rnen. :are agars at Nelrk, the paper•makets having agreed to take that, 1:01114.7 wagt.s. 'lle rest, it is '7lll irenteliAte.y lollow their ets..tinple. trneymen shoe InAters. throughout the ine sve mock t , .f more W•ge, great fire Ins happened ;o the Weir of :he villa of Huuh, near Ls:ipso-4 in tire, it almost totally dear, yet. , scarce is left but the parsonage. It was with :Ashy that the town of ..antport .rscaped. larlday tently, the 21st nit , a fire broke village of Silreestone. near Toweester, tnashtre, which encamped nits, leaner, ms and other out-buildings, an.: • qua s and hay. 11 expeaed. sr' f e The j)urn tenoctirr lis i ta: A T.tty,lara: t: Swart sttittit aay huuse great diMcu C/a Thurt rnt In the Northampi , t•etidft born city et cnra BIRTH-DA) CARNIAGAS. [Finished at the Coach-ManufaCtory, 91, New-Bond.street, and 04 Casendiah-Areet Lord BARNARD's elegant Light Chariot—Finished a fine fellow, striped black, highly varnish.4l; full mantles, • an- . a porters. Lord (;RE I's Chariot--Lined velvet, and rich lace ; fu l mantles, arm., supporters, coot on a gold-coloured pantie!, rie , ily varnished and picked out. Geoecd COA . ELL . , dark green Chador—Full ornamented, with im,iroved boeuche wars, berme and behind. Carnage, envie', and to black moulded The Hon C. HERBERTs Chariot—Fine yellow, rich bloc lining, enamelled lace, duuole 'Mats, highly ornamented ith arms, cr..atr, and vilvor moulding. The Han. T. MACK r. r. &perch* Landau—Paintel Princ 's yellovr, mantles and arms all round, finolleal in an ele gant manner, hung lorry, and picked out very full Thr Hon. A. RICHARDSON's light Landaulet...Lined with yellow and scarlet Morocco, enamelled gilt !ace; varnished mantles and arut., in gaiter blue relief. rolidied very high, hangs linty, and %vigil+ only 7;cwt. Mr. ItrXEURD's Chariot—Scarlet and black carnage, cob mmi.tlea tr. relief, full varnished, with lamp., hangs lofty and light. ;etre SH EASON'. Landau Barouche-i-Tinished in a superb manner, with yellow Morocco lining, and very rich fringed lace ; painted Princes yellow, full mantles, plated ornaments, with handles rif solid silver extensive beading, and large Ita lian 'anti's, picked out black. Cul. KELSO'a very light BaroucheWith patent axles, svran•necked, body fine yellow, full velvet mantles, all the re clining lining yellow Matoccu; carriage, fme green, highly var- Mr. BIGG's light lofty Carriage—Fioe yellow and black, hoed full ul.eck Morocco, and rich lace. Mrs. R.}..BllNT's el. rant Landaulet..—Lined with f u ll scar let cloth, )elloti Morocco squabs, silk lam and ornaments, lofty bu•iuche, seat and lamps. The Hon. G HORE'a lefty light Landaulet—Full Queen's and dark blue lining and lace. Col. MACAN's very light lofty Landaule....With im proved front and barouchs box. superbly finished. The Han. PHILIP DOYNE's lofty light Landaulet—s-Rieh lv linty evil scarlet Morocco, pillar lace mantles, wars, and wreaths, It ghly varnished and polished. Yesterday, the Prince of Watas dined with the Duke ot Yesterday the following dinners were given in honour of the Kiiio's birth-day : The Duke of PORTLAND entertained a patty of forty political friends. The Bishop of LONDON entertained the Arch bishop of C•tivee suer, and a number of Bishops, with • sumptuous dinner, at his house at Fulham. 'rhe Foreign Ambassadors dined with Mr. CA N. NIKO. Lord HAWCISOURY had a party d about 30 to &emir s at his house in Great George's -street, West at'nster. The Duke of MONTROSZ entertained a number of Noblemen and Gentlemen, holding Offices in His MAJiST V% household, at a sumptuous dinner. The Earl of 'it tecHELStA had a ■umerous party to loner, consisting of the Lords of the Bed-cham ber. he. Viscount CasTLaaaaou gave a grand dinner, to a party of thirty, at his house in ht. James's square. The Countess of Baas•ssons had a superb dress prepared, to attend the Ceurt yesterday. but was prevented, by the death of a relative. Lady G. Butaxter had also a very beautiful dress pre pa. ed. but was prevented by indisposition from be ing present. The recent capture of Colonia di Sarritiowste being quite in the ieligiaus way, must give great antis tattion to our present Ministers. Mr. FlTZsisissoma's ben4t. this night, at Drury lane Theaue, is expelled to be a most brilliant bumper. We understand it is patronised by some of the tint families in the kingdom, and the entertain ments are worthy of such an audience. Ratty, we understand. is to accompany Madame Ca t to Dublin, where he is to conduit the Concerts in which her unrivalled powers are to be displayed. They cannot be under more auspicious management. Yesterday the Royal Westminster Volunteers had a Ritual muster in the King's Mews and fired a fen de joie, in honour of the day. A fterwards they partook of a sumptuous dinner at the Freemasons' Tavern, the expense of which was defrayed nut of the fund of the corps. a hick is so prosperous, that it amounts to about 2,0001. Mr. J. AsHLIY, the celebrated Composer and Musical Performer, at Bath. plays Hawthorn. in Lore in a Village. this night. with several additional songs ; he comes forward as the friend of Mr. Loots, whose benefit it is. Mrs EDMUND BURKE H•MILTOR, who made her ,!shat, at Covent-Garden 'Theatre. some seasons since, is i.ow supporting herself-in New-York by her elocution. On the 20th of April she delivered, at the London Hotel Assembly Room, a new seleetion of Classical Pieces, from the most approved authors —with the Constitutional Poem, The True Ame rican Sailer." An ivals at Bath : hon. ' , art Cnklw.tet, Lord Siemens, Lord Yarmouth, Sir W . General Campbell, Col. Parry, Col. Dashreed, Lewlsey, C.l C. eget Dr. Ssmonds, Dr.Calevri. Rem Mr. end M•s. Ripley, key. ar Glossop. The Countess of Dam. 'moron, on Monday even ing. entertained nearly 700 of the most distinguish ed Personages. at his Lordship's house in King. street. St. limes's. His Royal Highness the Prince W A LLb honoured her Ladyship with his company. Ile following Noble Persons were also among the comp.iny Tim Duke of tioethumberlanil, the Duke and Duchess of the Duchess of thaftun, and the Masses Fitzroy. the G-Mon, the Marquises and Milehionemes of Win chist.s. Al'e•com, and tialisipsy, Lord and Lady Charles S,lntroirt, rte. Esrl l'keev opened the County Ball, at Alawick, with the Lady of D. W. dMITI,, Isq. The L-rd Bishop of LoNDoN departs from his Palace at Fulham, on Saturday next. for his villa ' at Sundridge in Kent. and shortly intends leaving there for Ctitton, Bristol. We sincerely hope this j limey will be attended with the moat beneficial alas, and be instrumental to tile extension of his useful and valuable life. The remains of Joan Mearotrii Mosr vet, Esq. , of Sagroyt, l'enbiAhshire, arrived at the Lion Inn, ii Shrewsbury, on Saturday evening last. from • Bath. on the mail to use family burying-place. He roarriod Miss . 1111014. i, daoslitcr of Mrs. Pioszt. %lb% , -1- • -'1"0 • •"--• • • • 4 •-• .4•.- • 1 .EIV 411016.• S 4. NATAL INTELLIGENCE. roarsuottire, JOWL 3. The E x r e neat. of 74 pm, Capt. West t and the Menteßso. of 74 guns, Capt. Otway, sailed this after:,oon for the Mediterranean. The Mont,gtte has taken out Admiral Marti% to a command in the Mediterranean ; and Sir Arthur Paget, who is to attempt to heal the breach between this country and the Sublime Porte. l'he bsccileitt has the re tinue of Sir Arthur Paget on board. The St. Albaii's is &nog to the vast ladies with a convoy. The Superb, And I.' bnjetmeast, are going to the Chanuel Fleet. —W ind PLIriIOVTN, /UMW S. The 14,0,74 guns. is ordered to be paid of, and her mea turned over to the Ville de Path and the /kazoo. Sailed, yesterday. the Pars frigate. 36 guns, Capt. Miller. on a cruise; and istideuvear, with a convoy to Wewwaid. ac*c, .IVtit 3. Arrived this morning, the Fury bomb, with the Medea, beans, yaiso, and Atm transports, irons Postsmom a. and remain in the Downs with the ships as per last. Also arrived the Peller gun-brig, from Du with a convoy, which are sailed for the River.— The Alter remains.—Wind N.E. NEI? PARLIAMENT. CONTESTED ELECT:INS. VORKSUIRE-TWELFTH D4V' POLL. Mr..Wilbeiforc• . Lucelies Lord Milton . . 373 total 10.9154 5 6 3 9913 53k; 98J., LAW IN ALLIG6NCE. COURT OF KINGS BENCH, Wasvez , ht.& • . This being the Anniversary of His M .jebty's Birth, the Judges were dressed in their scarlet robes, and the Coun.el for the Crown in their full-bottomed wigs, full-dress gowns, &c. JIIGGNIENTS THZ LINO V. JOHN EDWAIMS. The Defendant in this case was brought up to re ceive the sentence of the Court, haring suffered judgment to go by default. upon an indiament for obstructing Davis and Rogers, two Excise Officers, in the discharge of their duty. On the part of the prosecution it appeared. that this transaction took place in Merionethshire. The Excise Officers met the Defendant, with two horses laden with a quantity of spitituons liquors, which, upon examination. turned out to be about sixteen gallons of brandy, and two of turn. They, accord. ingly. seized it, knowing it to be run spirits, and put the horses into a Court-yard, with the seized goods, as a place of safety, when the Defendant broke into it, and took one of the bones away by force. The Defendant's affidavit stated, that thus trans lion took place so far back as the year 1799, and soon after he was brought bike, the Magis trates. and fined TI. 7s. He rented a small farm for 171. 17s. per annum. which was the only support of himself and family. The ATTORriIIt•GIIIIIIAL, for the prosecution, observed, that the indiament was certainly preferred in 1799, but the Defendant had taken good care to keep out of the way ever since, until very lately, which was the real cause of his not being brought up for judgment before. Mr. Bevan, for the Defendant, said, his Client had been brought up from Cardigan, at an expense his small pittance could ill afford ; he, however, surrendered himself to the mercy of the Attorney- General, trusting in his humanity, the more especi. ally as this was the Anniversary of the birth of our beloved Sovereign, which of all others should be a day of " grace, favour, and amnesty." Mr.Jdstice Close, in passing the sentence of the Corny lamented that persons of this description will not understand that the law must be obeyed by all classes of persons. He was then ordered to be committed to the custody of the Marshal of the Marshalsea for the space of six weeks. Till ILIN• DANIIIL LOVITT. LSD. The Defendant, IC this case, was also brought up for judgment. for publishing a gross and mall cious libel against Peter Castalet, Esq. contained in a manuscript inclosure, sent by him to the Prose cutor. in a public advertisement in a daily news paper, and in a hand-bill circulated throughout the City, charieng the Prosecutor, Mr. Cazalet, with refusing to pay his portion upon a policy of insurance, as one of the Underwriters, and resort ing to subterfuge and chicanery to avoid such pay ment. The particulars of this case we have given in a former Paper, upon the original motion tot a cri minal information. The Arrosirsr•Gtsisa AL, for the prosecution. after some general observations, concluded with saying, that it was not to gratify any private pique or malice against the Defendant that his Client brought him up for judgment; but he inland it absolutely necessary for the vindication of his char ratter. Mr. DAIIMIL. on the other side, endeavoured to account for the Defendant's conduS, by shewilig, that from some circumstances in the case, he had reason to conclude the demand in question had not been satisfied ; he could not, however, puss this in mitigation of his (.fence, but submitted entirely to the judgment of their ordships. Lord Et.Latia'altOUOti—" To be sure, it is not ro be suffered, that any man is to be driven by the la.h of a libel to the payment of a demand, which could not be enforced in a Court of Law. Let him stand committed to the custody of the Marshal of the Marshals/a, and be brought up again on Saul day the 13th inst." Mr. Ponca obtained a rule for an information in the nature of a gee grarraiste, commanding Mr. Hawkins to *hew why he exercises the office of one of the Aldermen of the borough of Saltash. The objeaions to this Gentleman were two. First, that be had not received the 'sacrament of the Lord's Supper. within twelve months previous to the Election : and, secondly, that the meeting being held for the sole purpose of hi, eledion, the Agyor proceeded to tieta three Burgesses. who were to vote tot Mr. Hawkins. Both of which were Con tra; y to the Charter. MITTINGS or CAZOTTORS AT OVlLbli‘u v..sessesse. Jobe Harkness, Alias4seese, WssoLoos% tigui., * merchant John Simpson. Artillary•tint, irtemairty, o w chandler • Robert Gibbs, W humans-Any, lkiessafkuLk 1 maker Thomas Withers and Henry Brown Withers, Gr • I hilfb•rents, vinithheld.bars, merchants Williare Hogarth Gibson, Walworth, warehouseman • I J o h n Plymouth-dock, .entishire, mercer • I Grow Cliippa, late of Cec.l !meet, Strand, 1. 01 ,4„.„ , 'altar . . . • I Andrew I,.l. nstuns and J u l ia N . . inby, Finch-lone, perldnom; • 2 .117t•t•< Willirms. Ad. broker • 't James Dealt Pall me'l, hatter And honer • J William Donald.. George yard, near Lombard.stiert, stationer • 3 Volta mitaie•seller . • Jahn Sigel, F. at It e.llor,i, tentto•g lia mat ire, me , -er klieh.ml I. , 1141, Itedburit, Hantoidshire, • mani.f..ct met . Charles !Antra', late of C-ffee hnnse, 3 II but maw of Kennington, underwater John Chimma.i, Martin's-lane, Cannon street, 1.46^ .1•1 6 . -6 dry‘a..i.r • Vitisbury•place, Middles:a, r..e•- chant . • • • Samuel Porde, Cheapsi•le, Landon, haberdasher . William Nixon Dasioan, 'Tabernacle-square, Finsbutr, draper . • • William Drake, Gutter lane, London, warehouseman ; • William Steams, now or Lie of Little St. 1 bonus Apostle, London, enoney•seriverier DIVIDENDS. John Tunnser,Mary-la.bonne•strent,Middlesex,viot nec Prederick Kampf, Ratkbone-place, Dxford-sireet, ca binet-maker if • John James Penh Whitechapel-mad, Staffordshire - warelteusemrit . . . . John Morgan, Conduit-street, St. George, Fiannrer. ...quarto, 000kseiler . . . Thoulei Planless, liatinghel•atreet, London, fatter ' Vomits Pateriwo. HOW or late of Niztielae-lane, Loa deo, underwriter . . . Robert Phelps, Plyrtiorth•dock, Deentirbire, heeler George Nieholie. late o( Puttporil-latie, lioltrei it. builder Riet,a , .l Sainabuiy, late ref Rath, &meet .i ti.i.ire, ccatb- Glister . . . . Henry Ofewitt, Chairs•-ars, Mans& P.-stmet. Sot.th• emit, Surrey, amtuallor . . . Benjamin Kali l ,' end VriMein 'aeon, Ene.-.tiet, Sauchwark, levigatees sad drergrinders . CRITIVICATE:S. John Coles, of Banbury, in the county of Oxford, m- Robert Bales, now or kw of Cuttiv.Rodge, it the Derby, portemherehant. dealer and . ha mean. Joseph Raeder, 01 Ikehepigate. London, wholesal, linen a per, dealer AA cbapnean. William Davies, tattoo( the city W Heeshard, umlaute, duly and chapro.ro. George 9xlade. of Hoddesdoo, rotho moat, of Hurts, nonet. - - ser:tfser, dealer and chairman. Nathaniel Ass Ruder, of eamstrick, in the county of GIDW Criter, and Benjamin Sutler, of the same place, c dealers, dimmer', sari co-parkests, Thomas Chanbe,s, of Downhani-market, in the count? 4 Norfolk, el.:timber, dealer sod ehapinan. John Wilson, late of Kendal, in toe count! of Weittrirs. land. ullow •cJia dter , dealer and Chapman. George Byrne, late of Exeter-stteet, in the parish of St L-ke, Chelsea, hat-maker, dealer and eharnan. John Hill, of R..therhithe, in the county of Sorrel, rserthx,:, dealer and chspoan. Robert Price, of Corm-street j London, stationer. CORN-EXCHANGE, Jwis 4. This day there is a tolerable supply of Wheat at hand, aid it exceeds the demand; sales are rather chuaiser, exceptinit ivr samples of best quality. arid those hardly keep the-r Bvley in but short supply, and is full as dear. Malt vet of heavily. Heaos nearly at I .4,i currency. 'I here are isve,al more cargoes of foreigs Oats arrived, iiiroly thereof are set I ettoulitiott. arid losses; the twit samples hardly supper ...t prices. Flour without alttra.iun. Fine American, ♦et.. lu4S.. per barrel. CURRENT PRICE OP GRAIN. Wheat........41i. MI.. 74 t. Fine 745. Od. Rye 370 4Vs. Od. Barley s4l4. 36e. Od MaA 60s 66i 6d White reas 00i. 001 01. Grey Nes 4(n. 44.. Od. Kean* (old) 4!. 441. Od. 'nek Beans (do )34s ♦os. 6.1. Oat+ ..... • 25. Bloods 31* 32. Rape Seed 241. 3r/l. Or. Fine Fleur .6od 651. Oa. Seconds .53a. Os Od. Ye•tealy—His M Biala DAr.-1161141.y at Eta ru►4e Office.. BIRTH. Wedomday aeosight. to 1181-street, Berkeley-squars, the Lady of Thomas Read Kemp. £.q. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday, by the Res J. Tfla , irl, C. J. Mills, seea,4 son of rn mu' Mills, Esq. of Great SoKluins, in the counts i Suffolk, to Harriet, youngest daughter of John Sulu, El. of Kensington rerrare. o.s the mutant, at Newington Church, Captain RH. Eotheringham, of the Corps of Engineers in the Honon.sie Rest Indio Co , npany's Serene, to Miss Itob.!rtain, el Int daughter of the late James ItAterttee, Esquire of Thtotmor• ton•atreet. _ _ DEATHS. On Tuesday evening la at his father's hneseat ad, Mr. Solteroud, jun. in consequnce of the isite of a nuM 44, which he 'lnterned fnir months ....nes. We,lntettly se'runktit, aged 74, Mr. Joseph Picnze, a rt.- apeetable bookseller and ststoonee. of Wottoneuuder 4 dr, Somerset, where be bad cried on the above bustles, e.e aU yams. Tuesday afternoon, greatly reretted. Abraham J: sec Alderman, m Chief Kopstrate of the &wee' a St Edmonds, and Clerk of the Peace fee the county d Suffolk. WATVIt. THIS DAY, AT LONDON BRIDGE .111(111... •Id min. ann... Eve5...114 min after .... SALE BY AUCTION. ENGLISH PORTRAITS, CURIOUS FRC SP‘IIII DRAWINGS, HOGARTH'S WORILS, ke. Ye. Hy Mr. RICHARDSON, At his Houle, No SI, the Corner of Ifllleeetstr.ct , Strand. on TUESDAY, June 9th, and !Ai... 4 ; Dar, (Sunday excepted), at Tenho (Mech, by taceutoes, 91HE Genuine and Valuable COLLECTION of R. ENGLISH Pumillt IITB, vs Royal randy, re—.. G•ntry, Clergy, Lawyers, Mil,tary, Loteeary, Ar"oo A:tots, Wtittng-Masten, Moarcurrs, Persule See, par ;waren*, convicts, Manatees. dm. kc. prinewely cui!intea illustrate (ranger's Riogra..hical'Hustory of Lnglamls earth's Works. original Impreesions; among worth 101 be ("awl many 'Puy rare; eolitled at • liberal g% pine. 1 1 BA, IMO Yellow and Secretor% a di. M A 111Kraflato S..ciety ; t.,g,ther wall has very numerous sea curl/Ali eil , Cloott of Fee Samba Drawl, r . To be viewed 1bf ,, 511•7, the sth, and Mamie! , of Sale.C.stalogwes may be lad of Mr Richardson, price I.l*. 511.11101. LUND: /ri P-•.P1W4 94 h. O,tVIDSONI. No 17 . 1) " 4". 9.w stow, Covoni•go , a.n, ■nd rublishril t Mt Uflke, No. i f*, Mack tri Cioo..e's Chunk, Strand, WI W STIR 9, of N. 7, Now lioltwo-st.cef. 1....901.11•"" oflor, 9c to , thi. Paper, tent to Uwe OW, (pew ow will b. dui, atteottA to. ....;••••"'" N"' T"' .„ In lob lei :tt ‘‘,7' prEil T • tte. .doa• }rid Matte jr . su 1411 i 01 LSA 1,1,0 rug Th. lst, r T S4.T MA. 1431, lIIF. 1 T H SVe 1142