The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-21 00:00:00

DISrUR B •DISM-1-71,10., A 4 ~r . , .. . - --..vet--. EMm: MA THE LEEDS MERCURY, OP a 19.1 " • * . PORTSMOU CD, Snivr , 90 , Dimon C ode's neolsTaa.] On Sunday night last, omesittlaring robbery was i ) - Arrived Several West Indianian and traallsOrts I abs as _ . -- Committed at S owerby, by a [timber of armed men, Ault iterianent, from the Dawns. TO Tile Pei ‘CF. BEOFOIT, attended with circumstances of the most wanton afro- ; fl a red the Until ' e" ni. "iin "' ter ' f° " he Downs ' gist, —During the lime that I was imprisoned fist city. Mr. Wm. Barker, who is overseer of the poor Arrived yesterday his Majesty ' s ships Diligent, Wolverbie, , two y es , s in Newgnte r „, „,.;th ig s h out the flogging and collector of the. Property Tax at Sowerby, had ; and Pioneer, from the Downs. of the Local Militia, in the town of Ely, and tavola I • PIA - mourn, Seer. Pa. retired with his family to rest, when they were 1 ~ _, _ _ the employment of German tro ri ps upon that occa. roused from their beds by a loud call for admittance ; l 3 ''''' '' 7, 4 th : FI T r " ) : B i r c o k thers i , th w t i i i lli b a e m r , sion, I addressed to your Royal- Highness several B f rincl i , d hltaft rt er. l f e ro ft m that at. having opened the door, a number of men rushed in ; a la h e n e 'l ihe 7 ./th tilt. o w itk a Ares , rani/Wing of r a t bo g ut p era o %LI, bound Letters, the object of which was to prevent this coon. took great plea and demanded his money, which he gave up - to them try from being plunged into war toil h dimerica. 7 to the amount of about 141. they then broke iota his t P as this le/eters. eeh timber, under eiinvov of the Indian and sure in effernig to you advice, which I thought would be beneficial to my country ; anti, .d mango, brig, of war. The Spartan and Maidstone frigates, drawers, which they completely ransacked ; but , and a stoeihrotar. came with them to the east of Cape sable.— being disappointed its die booty they expected, they The almvesessel parted.rempally with the fleet nn the 16th fol- Of Course, I have experienced great sorrow at weirs. proceededed to break his household ' furniture, and towing, in a thick fog. off caps Sabk, and has ..ecit nothing of that that advice has not been followed, and that, ' • bis clock : A set of ( - Idea, and other articles were the., since. The American privateers were very numerous on consequence of its rejection; we are now actually itt some of the wearin g a p. completely destroyed, the coast; 'tsetse or runti m e% h a d been sent i n t o st..lobn . p. ete. a stat e o f war w i t h our brethren °cress the At• and pare! of himself and his wife were thrown I n t o the tious to the sailing of this fleet; the Spartan frigate alone had !antic. fire, a n d it was with great difficulty they *ere pre- destroyed nine sail of privateers, and carried seven into St, Those corrupters and blinders of the people, the John's: hired writers, de yet ntrempt to make their Headers • railed upon to desist from setting tiee to the drawers. ; believe, that we are not at war with the Republic of Plaited, en Thursday-evening, rile Channel Fleet, noder the The number of persons concerned In this' , flagitious . America. They it is, who have hastened, if not Command of Admiral lord Keith. fat the station off Brest; con outrage c o uld not he esnetly ascertained; only five swing of the San Josef, no gum; Boyne, 98 t Tigre,Bo; Con actually produced, this war ; for, they it was, who • entered the house, bet it is supposed there must have qnesfadore and Colossus, of 74 guns eßeh ; and Clarence, 74. for been one or two planted on the outside to prevent P o rt sm outh. Also the slaceriorean frigate for Basque Roads; reviled the American P re Sid en t, an d w h o cause d it surprize. On- Wednesday Treeing a• very daring .attack wet ' Arrived the Lord Ncisou, I.itten I and Two Brothers, Cowin not go to war. What pains, ale':! have I taken to Mide'sition afilt - military plaid, - sti t t oire d i e . 4,,, mk k,,,.:1111na LanAo 3 and Virgin, Tonkin, from Cork. convipce your Royal Highness of the folly and false. Sailed the Nirorodand ?ant esiterb for Ds_t and , . Basque hood of theseopiations ! Thottgh my mind *AS busied With the means of raising • the thousand pounds title well, near Halifax, for . the protection of some ob -- .2 zadthe Cambrian tette ) ; of me;gue, for saartesique. noxious machinery. A person approached the sen- • n SUES:RS:roe, syn.. 90. to pay TO THE KING (and which you have reo ceived from me in his behalf), I let slip no occasion tine[, who, on- being challenged, answered a friend,' Th e Baltic 0 . nvoy oin account of a Court-Startial) Is put off but continuing to approach without giving the coune till Wednesday nest. tersigte the sentinel levelled his piece and pulled the to caution you against believing these represents. YARMCIUTII, Seer . 20. trigger, but the musket did not go oil', and the un. Passed by • lions.. I told you (and you might as well have be. lieved me) that he t Ante . rim,: people were some. the Starling, with a convoy of transports for the known enemy still advancing, attempted to cut Beek. down the sentinel by a stroke with a swcrd, with _ thing ; that they had a say in the measures of Go. which he wounded him so seserets' as to sever his The Montagne pa c k e t h a s a rri ve d, with a Mail from Jamaica, vernmeut : that they wo u ld n ot suffer themselves to thumb from his hand. The daring assailant then re- from whence she sailed tug. 10. . be plunged into war for the ga i n of a se t o f la z y an d treated and effected his escape before the vigilance of • rapacious fellows - ; hut that, if their country's good the other part of the gu .111 could he awakened. . It- is expected that. Drury-lane Theatre will be demanded it, they would go t o w a r; a nd th a t suc h A new species of Police Officers have hjen intro. , ' lighted up in the course of nest week for the admis- war would, in all probability, b e very ca l am it ous t o duced into this district, which the unpolished halm- , sion and gratification of the Subscribers. Eligland. bitants term Kidnappers. Men who employ them- ' The following is, we believe, a pretty correct List While I was telling you this, your late Minister, selves not so much to discover the perpetrators of of the THEATRICAL. iTA rr, under which the ensuing Perceval, was laughing at the idea of Ame r ica goi n g offences already committed, as to trepan the weak Campaign will be opened on the Boards of NEW to war; and his opinion was upheld by all the venal and thoughtless into sojne' acts or expressions , which DRURY : scribes in the kingdom; that is to say, by nineteen Mrs Jordan. Miss Smith , Mid Duncan, Mrs. Mountain, 'qrs. twentieths , perhaps, may itieolve e titem in guilt and punishment. These severs, and other political works. That we really . N B i t , 4 s ai t : trit m e n r: ( N T im ver v , i s i t a iss ocv n , es‘; irs. mrs tio . roe fer_ko ‘ n ios s, r, Mrs tia . S o p ii i i i s r te ss r. , proceedings have excited strong and general disappro nowton, Haight, Lo ve . are at tzar with America., however, the fol , owing 'atioti. Wronithion, Pope, I Iliston, Johnstone. De Camp. 'ferry, document clearly Droves Phe A nerican Co revs Smith. Oxh , rrs Poweii. ilonand, It melt, Smith. J. smith; Raymond. Phillips, Pyne, Marshall, lltirne, • • ' !Congress declared war in due form ;the} passed an Act ma. Palmer.—Nir. Arnold, Manager.—Nlr. Raymond, Stage Mans ger.—Mr. 'l'. Dihdin. Plompter. king war against your Royal Sire and his people; A very large fine nob, or King's fish, was caught their Government issued Letterer of Marine and lie. prisals; but, still one hirelings said the t there wt. no last g•ltulay afternoon on the coast at Meblethorpe, in Lincolnshire, where it hod been driven on shore war. The following Proclamation, howevor, issue) by the porpoises. This singular fish, which is of the by an American General from his head- tuarters in &tree species, is in length from mouth to tail, 3 feet Canada, which province he has invaded, puts the 9 inches, in girt 3 feet 11 inches, and weighs tip- fact of war loss oml all doubt. wards of 80 pounds. The colour is a very brand- [The Proclnmation of Brigadier. General Hell, ful transparent scarlet varnish, varied with blue and above alluded to, was inserted in the ' 4 TATILSVAM of white, and spangled with silver spots. It is a na- the 1 Ith instant, to which Paper we refer our are of the Atlantic Ocean, and is only the fifth of Readers.] ' the kind that has been taken on the British coast. Ile, Sir, who will not believe in this, would not 1 On Friday. se'llui,;ht, D . young. Lan,. about 26 believe though•one were to rise from the dead. This years of 'age, of the ;tame of Palmer, alter taking is an animating Address ; and, it is, at least, possi. ble that it may prove the forerunner of the fall of his tea, at which he seemed quite composed, sudden. ly left the room, and threw himself into the well, Canada, which, when once gone, will never,. I be. at his lodgings, in Clover-lane, Chatham. lie was lieve, return to the Eoglish Crown. taken up about 20 minutes after, but quite dead.— The fact of war being now ascertained beyond all He was a quarter-man of the shipwlights in the doubt, the next thing for us to think of is, the mains Dock-yard, was a goorl rhaughisman and a very itt by which we are to obtain peace with this new and gettions mechanic. He had shewn symptoms of - a most formidable enemy. The hired writers, 'maids disordered mind for some time past, and the Coroner's any longer to keep from their readers the fact that Inquest found a verdict of—Lunacy. war has taken place, are now affecrieg to treat the Ott Sunday sentight, about nine o'clock in the matter lightly; to make the people of goeland be. evening, as a Gentleman, accompanied by a Lady, lieve, that the Amsricans will he drive's out of Ca. was driving a gig from Canterbury to licarne,the horse nada ; that the people of America butte the war; and took fright at some drums beating, while opposite that, at any rate, the Congress will be. obliged to • the Hoye' Artillery Barracks, turned round, and put an end to the war when the intelligence of the would probably have r'i: off, if it had not been for repeal of our Orders its Council shall arrive at the the extraordinary exertions of the driver, and of seat of the Americas; Government. !Iwo soldiers, who that moment seized the horse by These being the asserti its now most in worms. B'4 I the head, hut the drums continuing to beat, so eons- most generally listened to, I will give your Royal Pletely terrified • the animal, that by a dreadful plunge flightless my reasons for disbelieving them. he overturned the gig upon tke Lady, atilt much First, as to the probability of the Ame:icans be. bruised her, and knocked both the soldiers down ; ing battled in their designs Nem Camels, if the con. one of which received so violent a contusion oft the test was a contest of own to - 'spars,• upon ground side, that his life is d e spaired of, and the other very wholly neutral, I should say, tau the advantage much hurt ; the horse then ran off, dragging the might be on our side; hut, I am mat sure that it chaise after him, and in his course knocked down a would; for, the Americans have given rep-wed chilli and a labouring man, both of whom were much proofs of their courage. They are, indeed, known bruised, when he was stopped without doing any to be as brave as any people ht the world. 'T.; 'y are ! other mischief than breaking the chaise to pieces.— I too, volunteers, real voluoteera, in the servicetney are * We are happy to slate that the whole, with the ex- now upon. The Americanartny does not consist eta set ' eeption of one of the soldiers, are cluing well. of poor creators, whom misery and v ice have ma d e I Sunday se'nnight, the body of an old and respect. soldiers; it does not consist of the off-casts and out. "Sble tradesman, in Deal, n-as found hanging in a I casts of the country.. It consists of a band of free. jostcher's yard, between the Middleand Lower streets. ; men, who understeed Shim, and who are ready to The unfortunate deceased has been for these two or I fight (or iehat they understand ; and not of a set of gm years past in a state of Menfalderangement,and ' half-cripples ; of creatures that repire to he trussed [,has been carefully watched ; but• early on Sunday lup in order to prevent them from falling to pieces. • morning, whilst the family were asleep, he contrived; It is the youth • the strong, the active, the hardy, 'to slip out of his chamber, with only his shirt and ' , the sound youth of America whom' our army in stockings on, and found means to effect his fatal pur- i Canada have to face; and, though I do not say, pose, some considerable time before he was discover- , that the latter will be 'melee to resist them, vet I ed. Ile was immediately cut down, but the spark of . must say, that I fear they will not, when I consider life was totally extinct. I that the Americans can, with ease, pour in a force Dune ta, !4EPT. 12.—The herring fishery at Eye- . of furry or fifty thousand teen, and when I hear it mouth, continues successful ; about 70 or 80 boats I stated, that we , have no t above fourteen or fifteen ' are still employed at the float fishing, and have 1 thousand men in Canada, exclusive of the militia, caught, since Wednesday last, et so average, each i upon whom Ido not know what degree of reliance day 400,000 very fine herrings, and it is remarked is to he placed. After all, however, the question that the fish are much larger, and the 'quality better 1 of success in the itivasioli of Canada, will, as et the this season than usual. The weather is eery favour- cases of Frew° and Willed, depend wholly upon I able for prosecuting the fishing; and the fishers %%111'1 the people of Canada. If they have rearrest' to fight reap the fruits of their very laudable industry and ! for their present Government; if they b . convinced, perseverance ; the prices to curers, at from 14s. 6d. i that a change of' Government would make their lot to 16s. per barrel of '32 gallons; and to carriers, at I worse, they will, of course, rise aid fight against and the same to country Aro- the invaders, and then our Commander may saf e ly score.. The fishers are of t set General Hull at defiance; but, if the people of f po r ip o ei vn ,n i op e t so:. hundred6 tl l a . t to t t e s . 06hf lad osa . i ; ix of herrings are drawing into ;, Canada should have been inveigled to believe, that the Frith of Forth, as a groat quantity were taken i a change of Government would be for their benefit, tiff late on this side of St. Ables Head. l I must confess. that I should greatly doubt ie our r On Thursday night, August 20, 1812, Mrs. S.; power of resistance. It will be quite useless for us ;IV--d, of Nase!ay, in Northamptonshire, was deli- Ito reproach the people of Canada with their want of rare!,. of a daughteiv, who stautli id relations which seal in defence of their country. We have reproach few In this kingdom can 140 ;ivy .pretension to. ed the Dutch, and the Italians, and the Illattoverians tescdes andel, aunts, •cousbis, Asc. which are very , for the like ; but, Sir, it answers no purpose.—. fi t/ Inertias she 1 1 1.3 also qrsosts..gran4fathers and s i luch reproaches do not tend to drive oat the in ivroadosefiers lights in (he same village, within salsiders ; nor do they tend to deterother nations from fee -Aerselred yards' ofeaeh other, vii. three great, following the example of the invaded' party. What grandfathers, four great grandmothers, two grand, a whole nation wills must, sooner or later, take fathers, and two grandmothers; the oldest of whom , Ace. • is upwards of 90 years of age, and enjoys, with the i As to the awes) assertion, that rue people of eat of her ancient relatived; a good state of hearth. Attaining hate the war t I oust say, that I h ave seen A contract of marriage was signed at Fredericks ' berg no the 22d of August, between the Princess JULIA SOrniA, of altletno rk, and Prince rimming. 'Louie, of Hesse Philippsiald. ; DISSOLUTIoN or PiaLiAmE.r.—A repot*, will current, and credited in the fashionable circlet .ott Saturday-, that Parliament would be dissolved by Proclamation, which would appear in next Saturday's Gemette, and that this earlier date of its dissolution was to anticipate the effects of the now vigorous ex. 1 ertious of the Anti-Catholics against "ate Catholics' i•Claims, before they . have been too widely dissemi mined. If this should be correct, it is a pretty strong I demonstration of did - Govirnmeist sentiment upon lihls momentous qurstron. The report of a Council being held on Saturday, .for the dissolution of Parliament, is without folinda- Iden ; most of the Ministers have been nearly the whole of last week from town. An active canvas has been commenced in London, with a declared view of ousting two of the Ci y Members., .. 4 It is expected that a new Candidate will offer him. self for Westminster in the course of a few days. The Loan Matron, we undershot', is to he created a Baronet of the United Kingdoms before he retires from his high Civic Office. The Corporation of Ipswich have unanimously voted the Freedom of that Borough to the Marquis of- Wmtuovou, for his splendid conquest over the enemy at Salamanca. Capt. Fctunans, the circumnavigator, has disco vered that when the head of a ship is to the west ward, there is an increased variation in the ship's compass. Lieut.-General the Hon. W. STUART has not, as has been stated, accompanied the Guards to Corun na, but procoeds to join General HILL, via Lisbon, as the nearest route. Another Artillery detachment of 50 men and JOO horses, is to embark immediately at Portsmouth for Spain. There are to be two additional troops to the Royal Horse Guards (Blue), previous to the embarkation• of this fine corps on service. . The Id battalion of the 81st is ordered tojoin the, Ist battalion in Portugal. The dress Of the 10 th jlussars (the REGENT'S re. &vent) is ill be blue end gold, without facings. The Shi Notaitint togimesit is bideied to pia= teed to Patent. ?sirs. ionsAv Is so great a favourite with the play. going inhabitants of Plymouth, that the Manager of , that theatre has made her a very liberal otfer to ex. tend her engagement six nights more. HoLowi and his daughter arrived at Halifax, Nova Scotia, on the '2sth ult. after a passage of seven weeks. They were to proceed to New York immediately, under the most promising assurances of a favourable reception, notwltlistanding the critical situation be tween this country and America. CORN-EXCHANGE, Seim 21. Tn-day there are considerable fresh arrivals of Wheat emit wise ; %ales in general. owed at a reduction of 21. and 31. per quarter—fine old scarce. Rye rather dearer. Barley and Malt fluctuate btu little. Very few Whita_ Peas, aad higher about 2s. per quarter. Beam of both sons fully maiotain last, prices. Oats in very abort supply, and the trade also named fully at Lbs last qaotatioa. la Flour no alteration. wheat Fine ditto Rve . i 511 72 !Oats 57 60 64 Berle,. • 6 „. ; ' 116 eSrolataddli. .. 6 Mak ~., .. • • pg 9st . Palmated!), ... 69 70 White Peas Clitaffla • 7 1 " Go • • l lle irl i atiai;ii• bevy dO. . ' . •75 Ag **Jut ' 1 5 ; imp. Behr - : ;.. *No 'l. l / 4 4 1 141*: 4r:Tvis.... la .• sm row flow 141 a kx Eit-4‘04:" f. ' Ti' sink ase.4lobil, per asiesitf tari. . 11..2 .. Reef ... -2.. • 4d. to It. 61. 1 Newt et CmgookpA si i. Hinton . Jr.. 44. to 6.. 41. 1 nesse. t . •12480 VeAl ....7‘. M. se Ss. M. I Matt: - ' 3 7..4? Pnik .....61.- ot. sw7s. 4) I. Calms ..... r...46 3 .43d: I Aar Lan* • ...141. 6d. Ir 6s. 154. riP - ei, ,;!,• •tv •••. 3I 9111 lf;01 ARK ET. Nay , CL , yer Sttaw - Os. WE. • ; t • - .. 11 It K ~r ,St U 'erg, i.l hoot in- I tho cut ; part. A id 0, 1)1 WI her' Extract of a letter from Heligoland; Sept. 10 " The same vigorous system continues to be enforced' on the opposite coast, to prevent all intercourse with England, or the sale of British goods. Bureau upon Bureau has been established to accomplish this object. and so organized as to be a check upon each other, and to make every individual interested in fulfilling his instructions. In D°nmask the public sentiment towards the English is said to have become more fa vourable, and a regulation has lately been published, permitting English subjects, who have resided three years on the Danish frontiers, to travel in any part of the country. The Dittish Government have lately ordered a levy of 39 battalions, to augment their Militia, and as such an increase could not he wanted in warfare with England, it is supposed they may be raised with a view .to an hostile attitude towards France." The St. Petersburgh arzette, of the .21st Olt. contains a list of various patriotic gifts in bullioo and Na money, from the monastery of St; Alexander , paper money, fiom the monastery of St 4lexander • ewsky. A letter of the 25th ult. says, " The departure of tritice.E . uxusow, on Sunday fast, as Commmuler in Chief of toe Russian Grand Army, leads us to ex pect happy results; we are the more justified in this opinion, ftembis well,establislted sharacteyjor skill and prudence. The exchange on London is a( TX" The St. iletersburgh letters speak in obscure terms of the battle of Valantina, on the 19th August; no Bulletin has been published in the Court Gazette, on account of the absence of the Emperor and his Minister, who had not returred from Aho. They atfirm, however, that in that battle the enemy was repulsed, and that his loss could not have been less than 12,000 men, in killed, wounded, and prisoners. The same letters add, that the embarkation of the 40,000 men, destined to co-operate with the Swedes in the West, had already c(mmenced in Finland. ' Advice 4 from Riga of the 19th ultl state, t in. telligence had been received there, that Al xcoov %Lis was approaching the town with a considerable force, and t;,at the heavy artillery which the enemy destined for the siege had approached Mittau. A Ilelirland Mail arrived on Saturday with Let ters to the 10th inst. The enemy had assembled at the mouth of the German rivers about 60 gun-bolts, which arc constantly on the look out, mitoiruvting, and advancing within 20 miles of Heligoland. Their shallow draught enables them to approach so near t';e shore, that they are in no danger of the capture front our cruisers. The so muck talked-of Swedish expedition s►ill continues to have different destinations assigned to it. Instead of Pomerania being its object, it was the neral opinion at Gottenburgh, that it would proceed by divisions to Riga, to aid in the defence of that place in the first instance, and suhce•quently to co operate. ;sit)) the corps under Count WITTGENSTEIN. In the mean time, AUGEWE4V, neuter a belief taat Swedish l'omeratsia would be invaded, had ordered the inhabitants to be disarmed. Strangers were for. bidden to appear in the streets after dark, or to wear aide-arms. • d It was rumoured open 'Change on Saturday, that the first division of the Swedish expedition had ac. teal', sailed from Carlsham for Riga. A Danish flag of truce arrived at Heligoland on the 7th ; several British who had been made pri. loners were land,sd from her. The Spartan igate, according to a private letter from Pictou„ of August had taken nisi•• Ame rican privateers. The Dritish Admiral, at Halifax, having nothing left in port hut a small tender, put the crew of his barge and three midshipmen on board, with one gun ; they went' in search of a privateer of eight carriage guns and thirty-six men, which they captured. In consequence or the American war, the packets are to !lure six guns and twelve men in addition to their present number. Letters from Jamaica•mention that Purim's bad advanced to Cape Francois with 12,000 men, and that that seat of his late rival's power had quietly submitted to Ms authority. The garrison consisted , °ply of 3CO men, The treasure which CIIIIISTOPIIIE had amassed by the most unjust exactions, to the I amoent of seven milliors of dollars, had fallen into ; his hands. PETIO4, it is said, had issued a Prods ration. declaring that this money should be applied ;. in estaiill ping the alfairs of the Island.- He was ex timely popular. It was expected he would issue a Proclamation, tecalli;;g all the former white inhabi taut;. Several vessels tilled with passengers had gone from Jamaica 'and St. 'llamas's, under the persua sion that they should be protected by the new go vernment. Morn Nor, it is said, was the principal fortress which held out against him. On Saturday night, Master Ner.sost, whom we I vaderstand to be a pupil of Mr. N %.111.A9, !seal in. troduced to the public at the Lyeeuni Theatre. Het sung Mr. BRAHAN'A celebrated Death of Aberciipit- 1 hie, between the Opera and the After-piece. Al. though he is only between 12 and 13 years of age, I his voice is a counter-tenor. His action and evpres. sion were good, the cadences were well executed, and he displayed great taste, promising, as far as we can form a judgment by this first experiment, to be a considerable acquisition to the stage. . The new stair-case, at Drury-lane Theatre, is spoken of as the most curious specimen of building Yet exhibited, as it appears to support itself without ; any external aid. • Tile Gazette of Saturday night eters a re;eaA et 2001. for the discovery of the persons who aided. the crape of the French General Illanatt , t, and his bro ther, Capt. Nlseats, who absconded from aiber:!.i glrently, on the Ist instant, in violation of their pa ro:e of honour. The Gazette states, that these pri sorters are supposed to have embarked at Deal, or its, nsichbourhood, on board a heat named the Star, JOHN !Awls, master, and to hare been landed stliftelegues about the 4th instant. JEU D . ESPRIT AI .• Dundas ( a f ter . % ards L ord M elv i lle ) fi rs t o bt l isselk scat in Pail anent, his language was.strongly tiak trod with the Scotch pronunciation. Having upon some occasion observed, that he did not. conceit,' a Ille! ""te then in contemplation to be witbill the p - ..4er of the House, he pronounced the.wordpettgr in the broad Scotch manner, the same A Member sitti ng irest way as poor. Mr. Sheridan, asked jibe eihoneihir. Datdve etitihi peetibly mean by the poor. of the House Why," replied Mr. Sheridan, , he meant the forty five Scotch Members." hos Ail ton of LI 3 pad I 0.-- ' d: • ,StrAITSMAN ~• iief ks a-. 1#14P4 L INTEL iIo EIWAL _ a. DI.STUIE !VIM A.IiERIC.I4 I If 4 ii 11 ii I. ~ ~ `; n