The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-05 00:00:00

, I fiIICIE.TIC OF ANCIENT ISRITONS. I - AST . TIIURSDAY; being • the ANNI. .a.j v vm* . otY FESTIVAL df ST. DAVID'. DAY, V.rd ARTHUR 'I7.I3IEILSET, M . P. president. the i'''" Petki4 wt. Treasurer. and Itewar 's • of this SO CIRT '‘' hreaktastel at 'their Howe in Gray's Tno Road. ion rt:"lerwsrcla proems:led to St. Marlin's Church in the Field-, where tile Ray. TnonAs ALSIAK read prayers. is el, Alielent British Langnige. in all the Pa.sty of Native Accent. and where ti n ime r esti n g a nd 'affecting Sermnn was Ireached by 'hi- Right Rev. the L o rd Ehlinp of taalassE. rom Sr. Martin's the Society proceeded to Carleton House, and fro n theoce le the Ettsinason's Tavern, where an excel lent Dinner wits •prepareil, awl the day spent with 'benevo lent chearfialne% nod dignthed decorum. The Collections on that day were as follows : • ' slit Roya' Highness the Prize of Wales, Ann. .ClO5 ofl Tne Ri,eit Hon. Lord Arthur Somerset, President SO 0 0 The Right Me. the Earl of Uxbridge, Ann. ' 98 5 0 The Right Hon: Lord %NKOMO Bulkley, ..nn. 96 5 0 Sir Writhin'Williiassitrysse, Bart. :V. P. Ann. 50 0 0 Chas. W: W:Wpsne, I:sq. M. P. ' An 10 10 0 1•1134 .C.• W. W 3 roe. - - An 9O 0 0 H. W. IC Vipee. Lag. - - Ana. , 10 lci 0 • Atlas Wyn.se • - - Arm. .. 5 5.0 Miss b. Wynne - - Ana. 5 5 0 Mrs. liiiiipley 7 ' ' Ann. 55 0 Sir Charles Nforgan, Bart. M. P. - Amur. S 2 10 0 Sir Robert Salu.hury, Bart. hi. P. Ann. . 10 '0 0 'Joe. WtUiams, Esq. - - Aim. 50 10 0 'Cwt. 5V 004 4 M. P. - - Ann: 91 0 0 Chas. Elanbary Tracy, Do. . - - 95 0.0 Wal.er Wilkins, Esq. M. P. - 90 0 0 Lord Cochrane, M. P. - - • 10 0 0 .L. B. Heslteta, t4q. - - to 0 0 J. Phillips. Fs,. Vice President - RI 10 0 Sam. 'Hoinfrar. Esq. - - . 10 10 0 Alder:min Christ. Smith - - 5 5 0 J. IVilluck. Esq. • - - Ann. 5 5 0 J. Gist. Mtg. ' - - - Ann. • 5 5 0 His Geier the Duke of Northumberland, Ana. 6 6 0, B. Hosnisquet, Eq. - - . - b 0 0 T. Starker. El. - - - 91 0 0 F. Olsen, Err. - - - - 21 0 0 Coln:crest at St. Martin's Church - za 18 7 Otto at the different tables - 911 1 6 - RI the Stewards of the Day: 7. Roberts, Esq. - • W. Plow ditm, Esq. - Via. Jeremy, Esq. - .3..!ereiny, Esq. - W. Jam..., E s q • JIM% Spooner, Esq. - 7). Hicuanls, Esq. - John 114 k, &it l'eler I)uvies, boq. - 21 o 0 21 0 0 21 0 0 el 0 0 ii 6 ii 7 - • 41 0 0 21 0 0 ,1 0 0 21 u 0 . £1,937 61 TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. RICHARD NEEDHAbI, At •the Avenel,. Mart. oppo,ite the Bank of England. on Wednesday, the ith of March. II311). et lio'Clock, • THE LgASE of it DWELLING HOUSE, situate No. 4. Saint Domingo street, Old-street-road. jet to a Tenant at Will for €37 per Annum, Ground-rent ••• £5 14s. 61 ; containing Three Bed-rooms. .• Dieing room, Two Parlours, Kitchen, Wash.housa, Paved Yard, *c. the whole held for a Term of 5:4 Yeananexpired. Particulars of Mr. Needham, at the alart r and. No. 10, Broad-strert. Royal Exchange. GRAND 'URRY. KENNET AND AVON. AND 311/DDERSFIELD CANALS, CO IMF.RCIAL DOCK, FOLKESTONE AND SHOREHAM HAR-' SOUR. COVENT GARDEN, AND INTENDED _NATIONAL THEATRE, EAST LONDON AND ZENT, AND PORTSMOUTH AND FARLING VON WATER - WORKS, IMPERIAL, HOPE. AND EAGLE FIRM-OFVICEs, AND THE INTENDED STAMFORD AND ROStON, AND 'EASTERN EXTENSION CANALs. QIIA RES to be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. 10 R. NEEDHAM. at the Auction Mart. oppitile the Moak of Eniasul, no Wctleesdai ileac the ith March, 1810. At lio'Clock. Partiellars oa Toemlny, at the Mart, and of 'the Auctioneer, 10, Broad-street; Royal E‘elgange. L OW El PA'rENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH. The texture being comprised partly of },ity,lish readers it equal iu durability sod appearance to la ish Lissom, aid about halt the prier. • Sold ouly at N. 114, Cheapside, near St. Pears, llbiste axle and by the piece. CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. 011.11 S arc the most frequent sources of Children's Discases.—Their spiptents every parent and iwarditin of toile:ten should be acquainted with. They occasinn Went appetite; a paleness of the colour of the fare, emaciation and irregular state of the bowels, 'Headed after with violent ;loins; they bring op convulsions; they affect she growth of the body, and they peeve fatal, by eliding is emiesamtiose or decay. Both as a preventive and cure of these alarnring complaints, the above excellent Medicine Is tinivervally allowed, no the testimony of the highest charac ten in this country, both jn rank and respectability. to have tin equal. Their public approbation, given to the Proprie tor, from a personal knew ledge of its whoderfal sweet", to their Milt famities,*amps Rs merit beyond competition. and gives a sanctiou to et, of which no ether Medicine of the kind can home. Parrots and where, who have the care of children, should have this remedy as a family Medicine to relict to, whenever, the Stomach or &mo' of Childress arm sly 'way *ditioietod, *Melt it will always be found Its • relieve. Sold wholesale and retail, at Ching nag Boner's. No. Chespside, Larerloo; and retail by most' emery veuders, ia Boars. at *. 9d. aud ss. ed. each. -- • CONSUMPTIONS CURED. pHE inserter of this, a Professional Man, who • 4- her, for the east ten years. attended many • Persoes.ls _ bearing ui.der the above Disease, and by his (.11441611re Prat. • gift has been so foment:le as to &rimer a MEDICINE tbst ii in INFALLIRLP. CURE fur poNsystPrloNs, by• Arbjch Medicine he has rived many when given over by Arai. rent Plfyviciais, and whets m the last stage of a Coasnotptios, Weoaf* Cough and spittiug of Blood, Ike. UMW eteeniaances, and at the request of his Friends, and • /be many Peron* he bail ivied, he therefore sow publicly ears it to those who are lahogriag under theabove.—Letters itZtpaid) addreesed foe A. R. No. 7, John - street , North. r sad, Mary-le-bone. Loodisa, will bare immediate adterition. A PROOF of the EFFICACY of that must eseeliwit MEDICINE, THE CORDIAL BALM CIF QUITO. Which is an Infallible Cure fur all Nervous Disorders. W 'TIMIS, Chemist, Strand, London. GLIB — y Wife was sfilieted with a severe Net'. 11.7 vows Fever, Mewled with a violent beating of tke heart, lopraers of spirits. arida dreadful rich head -dear, which re ? dace& her so nub that she became nimble to speak or walk fns several wash., aud Would frecoteutly faint, and remain is that state fora coneiderahle time : together with a swelling in the seek t all of which gave way to the CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO. Purim her Mime, I had the udvlee and attendance of several_ 1101Pial ildetteletsorfai.e trying ever, sefetTnlSeie power, gave her over as towable sad les pectedevery hoar woo Ild have been her last, *ben no , tatruhly paw your I 3 tin of Quito advertised In the Glasgow Cottrier,t maim the last resource, I resolved that she shivold snake :rtrial of it, and therefore bought a Mein bottle of ster mad Co. and gave it .settordiug to the dire*. time, and; astnaishlag to relate. bellies Ae bad taken the whole of the bottle, I perceived a wonderful Change for the Metter, sod by her taking three mere %tndes. two small and sow half-gables ones, she recovered her speech aml Was able to go about asineal ; and I have in doeW but that a few snore bottles *ill restore her to bee frinatir Mats . sf bealth. Yoe &relit liberty to publish this Wilt for the bysellt of I ' others; mid am, Bit, pow obliged kamble servo*, • • r m URDOCK 12•1/0114LD. Glasgow, March SO, 1805. 4. r. S. Further prietinelars may be enema siilliiflo oo le, . .4 rs. Baster amt Co: Glasgow. W ITH te.RS's CORDIAL. HALM OF el/ITCI,_ Mob Ise mustt eavenient,late;sind hifeilible Remedy 81i/Neffeillli' Nike* Gouty, Mid Itmunnatie'Dhorden, wad every Debility Or lielexation in Feriae Of either Bea. ins* dr, old, whether beredieary; natural, Or occ as i one d by a' . . * er g I l e mg or subesithyclimates, the immoderate bile of 2 ,;, ; to m vomit, vett*** tiox iota guide. too sedestsry all - e r r - t e ll i dose an application hostility, excessive , i4osedo d os adellaittratVit 'otabgewy..doisipation; exces s prr. l / 1111 .4 Mg, .head-atbs eemphillo• • B,iw wa trembling or shutting ur the hands or s tiortnem of•fteetb:eatileefttive habits; 'kg, is ass._ j or eg sitidaht b W. Wimerwchesign, u sir, o ci a, oda retail by an serapes able Medkit s Wooten, Fe* la. pee battle. S . L.. ilia. . • • .r I ; . Y •• ' - - . YEA LING'S SAVOR For FM. Game. Steaks. Cbe Ifarricaos ' Carries, Made Riches, DIA that requires a One Flower. ' TV wO l -kgP.Vn *ICI Pel)fitt SIO MO Eol7 maim of the grit and onset earl,* In Fl 01! e ff Sauces ills the Xhisdnas, *kb' '. fil4' Art; liwg's &ince atla-Ituwer; bat indnewl kelt!" 11 osier tot Sala a Censpeakhoo of the ir evils.. •Wt owe name. The Piroprietagliers leave lo din Peblk against sites deception. The goslings** winviadoe being prepared from an original erects!. Tr)** kup bainht: Yrs!s to nee at the first Tattles on the C 4401, sad 1iwi4,13 , gYar 'las of foreign produce. Prepared - only by T. Aselhg, $ his Italian and Fisk Sauce Warehouse, 63, F wendlny ? cisfarr of 4ibefferfe - ttrest. '•• Where may be had. New Potted Char. A potter micas rises—Somerset Layer, tsiyesa-week t diPTing the prim, Stilton Cheese , la high perfortion—new klaccaronl, Parautsan Cheese ? new (Huss, lams, Foreign and En glish Pickles, and all kinds Of Elan . S and every Article%) the afwiee'Lbe;cit "elicit gaillit7. On Moaday, the 12th March, will be publiebed . in Edinburgh, PHE pORRSPONDENt : to be e9n6014 AL every Monday and 'Friday. AA the Proprietors shall 4w anxious to bore their Renders to hebits of political ltetlection, the PPM of THE CORRE SPONDENT will be found to he emeatially different' from that of most others. tt is only from a einvietinh of their he .ing este to reader it so, that thi P .Itave been los duced to obtrude themielves on the p lie Itleatioss. • Shoold they, however, b 0 dimponinted in their hopes of afro d im*. fresh gratificatiba i and exciting new latenter among Readers of inch Publications, they wilt cheerfhlty give way. They are far from tieing animated by any serebisraesof hostility to wards those who already occupy in. rival *hick thy are tittering. Nov do they conceive t ry to depre+. l elate the Perforasimees of others, in order $0 realheialetid their own. Iligersity of * views oti4l opipions will alw p riar. u quire a errespartiiix diversity of etabljeations.: The will farther observe, that by the multiplication of Com ors, the Public nods tawny. be Attention and activity arc naturally callesk forth by competition ; greater talons are likely to be exerted, and variety, at all events, most afford to the Public a greater latitude of choice. The First Number of THE CORRESPONDENT will appear on MONDAY, the 124 MARCH, and will he de. livered (gratis), or sent by Past. agreeably to any direction with which the Publishers may be favoured, as as exempla i?cution of the plan on which it mill be conducted. Printed by William Watson, for the Proprietors, andpab fished at the °thee of ' The hillaborgb Weekly Chronicle,' Parliatoeut Stairs, where Orders and Coramuditiakto way be addressed. Price Si spencelialfpeney.—Three Pounds yearly, .460 sent by Post. . This Day is published, In One Volume, Octavio, price bs. 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W. 111BAOLEY. To which Is added an APPENDIX, enntaiumg some of his misor Tracts, little known lo the s'ablic. Published by C. Cradock and W. Joy, 92, Paternoster- Rua. Loudon. and J. Deishroa, CamlirKge. PINKERTON'S VOYAGES AND TRAVELS IN EUROPE, COMPLETE. This Day was published, in 6 Vote. 4to. with Engrarinp, Price selS I3s. in boards, A COLLECTION OF VOYAGES AND XI. TRAVELS IN EUROPE, briar the first portiocof a GENERAL 'COLLECTION OF V.OYAGLS 'AND TRAVELS; forming a complete History of the Origin met Progress of Discovrry, by ben and Land, from &beelike* Ages to the present Time. Preceded by an Hall** 1,. Wodoction and critkel Calalogre of Books of Voyages and novels, and illastratied and %dorsal with missesenu Em gravinr. By JOHN. PINKERTON, Author 86" Modern °atrophy," dm, Printed for Imereau, Harpy Rem, and Onus, Pataross- Mr-row ; aid Cadet! nod Davies, Strand. 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Oa lite Ist of April will be , T. of an eary nriglme and inteVork no lirs EIiSPSC IV n it ail D ri VNEATI Not A-1 cili*Eß $ cop an, Eketrodary C of Pr:spit:efts that hap Art s illustrated in nitmerfur high- lv-6nished Kates, With eatptesisiory Leiter-Press I sad ek tided, Ag RIS&Y yo iIECTIANICAL T)RAWING. 'By Criaat.ll &var. Engineer Draftsman, &c. The object of this Pahlicafieo is se praiser a Cootie of Drafting, and a Collective of Rama**, 41rul i ted to ea- able tbe plonk Mechanical Artist to draw enrrectie in rem- mon Practice, aid m relikvehhis k as owseit as possibles.fv9vo the Labour of an lyjr,same preparapri COWS. of Mathema tics. It will be camidetedin Fl, sr not mare than 18 Monet. Iv Ports, Vigo GS. re Kaisber, and form two Amegusse Volumes royal parts. PORTRAITS OF RIIITISR rEATfjEltr.Qa %ME. • Pai ate d frow & attire, the Size of We, by celebrated' AF- j I ” tisb and eagraved la Meaantinta by C. TURAF.R. This W ork is pabljshing. by Subscrlptitin. in II Drints, 1 7*. 6d. in. 15s. colotired. each containing gieMale and Female Ili i rsatlicinisidy composed Man appropriate Laud'- 12::191 sby 14. The first two Plates, representing' ws and Partridges were ready for delivery no NM rimtst.laAbary, 1810 aid the remainder wilt follow' in every two *intim: .. • - TYROLESE hIARP/I. '. .• Cranpnred* tor the IPiartn-Forte, l'rieeQis. .ACKERMANN, m 101, Strand, has the hsitanir In Jin ja the hlosical Wort, one of the ot estiaisise et & lb the abeam. /Martial Wait, which is m once rnelis tildes, brilliant, malektic mud seedillc s It is nett, that It twist afford the bighest - deligfissto ever* Briton to hear the strains which have so ofilwaronse4 t virtuous Moose .lilseers to Battle and Victor*, • TM+ Day was pnblishe4 Price 10s. 6ii. ie Twn Parts 4to. P... 4 5. with three Etc:tying, by Mahon. of ADiSSERTATION ON THE NATEME AND EFFECTS OF SPOEING ON HORSES' FEET, deduced from actual Extierinients. lir BRACY CLARK, F. L. S. Veterinary Stwgenn, and Author of an Essay On the Etas ninny And Propagation of the Botts of Buries." Liu. Soc. Trans. Vol. lii. Printed for the Anther. and sold at Nn. 17, Gihspur street ; and by Sherwood, Neely. lend Janes, Paterno , ter-row. Just published, at Nn. 46, Stratidosear Charing-ernss, and to be had of all the principal Booksellers and Newsmen, the two Gist Numbers (Price Is. each) of TIIE STATE CHRONICLE and PARLIA. MENTARY REPORTER. This Work professes to found its character n pon impartiality in fully reporting the Debates and Proceedings of both Houses of Parliament. It will be continued every Wednes day and Saturday daring the Session. II will be printed on "good Paper in Royal Octavo. and may be bound in Volatile! CoOfttuteot to be preserved in Libraries. A Prospectus, sore partiellarly explaining the nature alias Pebiicatioa, may be had at the o:bre. No. 26, Strand. ,TIPT FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. • Mawr:, Fes. 7.—lt will he recollected,, that in the report ou the state of the &yin, the flitter of the Interior alluded to certain districts in the Department of the Sarre, in which, at the time of titre landing of the English, some symp. toms of disaffection , and even of sedition, were manifested. The Minister stated, that the dia. affected would he brought before a Military Corn. mission. On the 22d nit. this Commission, which sat at 'Freres, passed sentence of death an 16 per. sons, who were convicted of having taken a lead. ing part in the disturbances, and of having excited die National Guards to join them ; six of this number had previously escaped. Three-others that had broken open 'some jails, and six the, bad es.' 'enabled with the intention of ramming 'by •101091 W persons lawfully imprisemed,' wean sentenced Ai years confinement ; 114 who opposed by hence the Whetting of the . listionil Guards, weirs sentenced to eight - yeari iinprisonetent ; and 11 others, who were relent in »dons Mobs, bat without any criminal purposes , were waved to _ hatt siildhilatPd ley.ilarkteash, on the other side Hareem,ltrtia; and A evalctes. Faint's baud its ntaprele totally destroyed, and those of Make and Gweillai are wauderiej about . io the atottatains. Thu necessity of putting a atop to the depreila.; toes of those parties has induced a *amber of the Arragonese to arm themselves. Four thousand gent d'arstsf4cavikrqud infantry, who have had much eaperictice in *lsis kind of warfare, cud rr lin I are deity eirected frost. Vance, will had their Work already far adisiided. • ' . HAARLEM ? FM C M.. Tl-.. 'appeared ht the Rqyof.Llsterant of ytrterlay • Lunia'Napokinsi •bi the Grain of Ond * .11!e. Tlr Legialitlre Body ..Itatins apticoveil the prqiel 1 mibiPiets to it" 4ecr4 a n 4 het4 47 decree. • _ Ai o i g :Ag g hiw if the f l irt .f Aprii,jp4 sts. vstailithilat a t; 144414 *tlntittneosa beer . . : • .• . / c • I • , :OA S IP NI: ~~. 'Ni , 4.1! _ • _ .'. .1 w I Xt TO . . ~i • 7411111 ,1 1 • • - • •1. ! • by annulled and dainty ,t 1 to be of tae Meet, al it theme and never g. Thi s tr4e4. shall In , Earned la the Batkreali(' L an , 3.. Our Waister of #nstitn and Police is ch arge / w i nk ut - e sigision of the prevett Decree. vtiVen at Faris, this pith day of February 0 - r sp it 1010 1 and of our reign the sth. LOtatt. ‘ff the I.lth arrived In the Texel, the s op i i4 pr . ii tli Il l aa tti er e ; . a s and :Al a d o e : 4 01 1 C t h a e lh b o o r a i t n s o o , f 140 Taw 11 . 1 %rob: and Lie-Brave, Fiench privateers. Ssocutsts.w, Jstt. 9114—it-was the day before y es l crs t a y that Aires Prince Royal publicly a n d lc lelnllly had taken ids oath pf fidelity, arid rectiffit t h e homage of tip Stites. This iniitisting core. Miry took plate in thetalf or the throw,. nil Majesty spaced t he illosembiy by a (liscuar o, a f . ter which, the fletredltery PrinP*, mounted up o ,, the steps of . the IllrOrle t Weft istr his eroira, and[ upon his knees,' with his hand upon li e R ik : • took the path, t ccordiug. to the fyrmtilo l w hi ch i the Minister for Foreign Affairs read to him. The oath being take', the Prince 'loyal Olivetti ) short harangue* repleeed himself his crows ape., Isis head, kissed his hand to the king, mad 4 .. turned and seated 11 . .-naelf in his chair, whe rsibe ' States did homage to him, according to the far. . medal, which *as also read by the Minister fir 1 0 ; reign A Oaks. JAN. 29.,-On the 2lth of January, Princ e 1 Christian A n evus, priacit R.oyet Elect, i ft , i n. troduced in - the Assembly` elf 'the States b 1 h is s li 4lajesty the nig, who, in a pathetic distyarte, , declared that he adopted hilt, for his sotii t i,i ng hint the mire of Cherie, GuStiveli• . Titert a f our kingdom is soW estimated at - f or ty m um, • of which, during the , last two years, HO part's( either the capital ter intereat hat herrn disehatg e d: VI KM 4A , lilltll. 4. Letters from 4m..1m0, • that the French troops stationed in the eedid die ' i tricts of Croatia hose taken up their winteripa r . tees on the banks of the Soave dad the Kulp', BIIgCLIA, JAN. 18.,—0n the IQth d 64 , month ipo English disembarked coon our lout; they wished to signalize the inission whit* au confided to them, by an attempt conceived gds.. rooted with siznal barbarity. They pI ill horrid of powder under a part ,Of the tow", 4 , 4 1 fixed a match to it, in order to set fire to it frill l the beck, whieh theirereeuted.' . Whilst thisen' spread dread every were, F. P. C: . Guam', be. longing to ono of too meet distinguished *llia' of our cnontql, and -D. calllleltnNhit ion* 0 1 6 ' pn the- barrel of g ui piv e d i er t Ind eat off the lat c h. , The enemy at a 4i . - or* of what l ove or t h e i r couotry sad ,temiNest le dm* gem,* us capable. ''-'; . 7. 7 '' PlPrinicrltos, 4.64...g.The-eleier - IC Al.; lately our 11.1bggi e r *4 loooduc t a4a tr. deo et present as , laiiiidCal at ludia obtained, at hislWait e iliorsto nuke, afar i ' baring been a long in 114Wpiel4 OSPfiq. fasto • M. de SeivildfrAt WI Ow la* "liktilloi u, all his theidermeasta. . , flolitnualtßlU G.Ao4llStytap- irtfil sist pr f ' Occupied by iii 4ostrio (poops. filo, . •li to the terasteif the treatios, Moo osiailest . _ Leoben,Giatir, and Marburg ? . 1 . :znes=zhersmeTiplel - , . ~- EX4MIN4T'ION OF 41)414 Citillati —i s ... $ 4 We submit to the public, .wftltant oily ow. 4 - ment, the following Katracta of Lord CIIATHAII'i i Examination on the 22d and 27th of litebreery, ! to which am tall the serious attention et tille"; ders. . • Febontrfft ~. ~..' • • li the dote :narked 110110 '*". hie r e lli the intelligence presented by 144 your Lordship, viz. 15th Oct. litidisst oar lit ritrrecOy marked? -It is. r.. apfa ) waste: 1r the thne of its he. 13th JAWllllf,v lig drawn up? It was in a deliver oast post tneuture drawn, op at proceethop ii not time, mod therefore bears ettlooty. bet I that date. I did 'not think it to his Illsisnry proper to deliver it at twat 15111 Jaampy. time; it tvot not delivered of Ile vourecolle. "worst till 14th Februerp, I plied }'or .• -had reasons for not dertverlog. retuned. '- it, but I thought it better to Mt ' pre.ierve the date at which aity:lllit , . , ~ II wits in f.sctdrawau v ; there Ne .. .4:7 weir, OW that time, *ono F . - , , , hat verbal or palatal &Wm- lilt! ' .*-- nom. I considered the Rti- that . 7 " 6 " ,port in a s th e r r ; i t. ed No ~,, ..,. Is t ib tie 40, MIA . . ;peanaamilat, (a wk i s tsaperotha to y Inn i boo look tamed. =ltt WS/160811/ hi. Your VW, ell lb* oreirrt adain L -of Ilse VW, I have &li tt l e : saw,' *at tobilygorwor p . 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