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St. 0001: after which, a Deputation from the Linkloin of fipples was admitted to au audience, r,terday the Senate was assembled, under the presidency of the Arch-Chancellor, most prnhal.ll' to hike into comideratiou the affairs of Senn, and be state of the army. ROTTERDAM, AUG. 10. The letters from Germany ere entirely tilird with accounts of the tuurcliihg of Iron!), tow:lrib Fraace. HAMIBIJIIOII, seer. 3. The Danish papers contain two Proclamations, a .hloased to the Spanish troops. The 2d Prod:a:la:ion 'is from Marshal Prince Ponce Cory), in which he warns the Spaniards osTainst the perilivint councils of the Marquis de la amaaa ; saying, among other thi ag,s, that the latter it suffi,iently aware that they are never more to see tivir country or their frimilies; but, on the con trary, to he conveyed to Canada or the holies, to tinser out their existence under the oppression of the lie enjoias such of them its have nut yet embarked; to obey no orders but those t hey receive from hint, or Gen. Kilidellan; and con clales with promising , to all those who desire it, It!)erty to return to S pain, that they may have au opportuaity of convincing themselves of the false; hood of the reports circulated by the Marquis de Is Itemaita. Every thing is very quiet in this quarter, the Prince of Poole Corso returned veistersluv to his head-quarters at hluttbeck. The iipunisli 'General liintlellau is here, with several hundreds of his couu tryinen. The Spaniards its the fortress of Copen hagen amount to MOO men. THE BRITISH PRESS. WN DON. THURSDAY, SI Primate is. A Mail, from Jamaica, arrived yes•erday. It was brous:l to Tocirity by the Duke uf Kent 'matt, after a passage uf 42 days. By it we have recvn•ed liimtston Papers to the 24th of July, which anciamoce Ole death of General CeCoLAtander-iuChief uf the cereal, iu Jamaica of a fever. He is succeeded in the command by Gen. Caaretehaim. The passengers by the packet have also brought an account of the loss of Ilia Maersrv's frigate Me/eager, of 36 guns, Capt. e weN, in the West Midshipman wad three seamen were drowned; all the teat of the officers sad crew a erWsated. We do not under staad that the Lake of at brings any other news of importance. She beat otralarge French privateer her passage home. The Hunter brig of war sailed Loot Kingston on the 3d July, with the trade, for t* le place of rottlezvous and Great Britain. In our Paper of Monday WA we stated, that toe Naaiteur had at Ivogth broken silence on the affairs of Spain, whicl, the Government of Fiance had so long laboured to conceal from the rest of Einar. Ittuatich, of Cie Roth tact, waking this; disclosure, was, we find, only a prologiae to the piece, a mere prelude to a detailed account of occurrences in Spain, frotii the first invasion of it by the French, down to the Bight of King .losent frem Madrid, seal Ilia arrival at purges on the fed last. Public cariosity had been greatly est:in-alto leans in what way the ilionitrogr wool , : account for the abrupt' and private flight of a King from his loving sub jects, by whom i.e was received with the most tende• emotions, and every public demonstration of joy.— Private accounts taught us to expect, that it would he attributed to an a infectious fevLe" at Madrid; but the No3;teire makes a still more extravagant demand upon the credulity of the French people. a The excessive heat of the season," it says, intlaceil the KONG to aseenible his troops, all to place them in a cyder climate. and in a situation which affords better wafer." The waters of Madrid, then, it seems, have lest their ptitity, and are still tinged with the blood of its iiinc4ut and uuntiending citizens, cruelly n 21116 ' /red on the gd May, and the country is too hot for a constitution inured to an Italian chine. Be. totted indeed must he the people of France, and as the clot' weed that rots oti Lethe's bank," if they are satisfied with this rem-on for the abandonment of the capital of Spain by . Jo seen and his ariuy.—lii justice, however, we must admit, that this is stated as the preponderating, and not as the sole motive. "'1 he unexpected in telligence of the defeat of DUPONT—a defeat still more important from the encouragement which it mast give the insurgents—and she advicas of name you' descents by th , English on the coast of Galicia," ar also stated u, !Livia:: contributed to this effect. Madrid is sitieite in the centre of Spain ; (lenient is its nor:it-western eatremity.—lt is no common complimesit to Bntish valour to be assured by the Mositeur. that the false rumour of the lauding of a Biitash focNt in the remotest corner of Spain, for, in fact, no such have taken place, assisted to frighten JOSIPH from his eap;tal, without courage to stop, or stay, or look he'oind him, until he had trachea Burks.-111 another part of this curious aziicle, the reverses of. the French are ;mputed to " a fatal gentros;ty." which did not disarm all the Spanish troops of the line, alusost all of whom hare joined the insurgents;' the term applied to the great mass of the Spanish peoile. Now it is no torious vial . 0.4"..:c B1.1!::-.1.-1-13Z *hewed the cloven font, he coatrived to expatriate almost the whole of the Spanish army. This anxiety to incul cate that the French veterans were defeated. not by the people, under the gallant Pstarox and Casa*, s, but by troops of the line, is not s-as.!y Ft:co:mile-I with that honest indisersuon which admits that Jrpsti cad his &glee flew away Nat Madrid, scared by. the very rumour a a landing of British troops at Ferrol and Coruima. It is, however, the property of truth aloue to be uniform and conaistent. Falsehood is always full of confusion sod contradictions. It is thus also we must account for the severity with wh.eli the un fortunate 1.)13 PONT is treated. He is denounced ;Aso fool and coward, as if it were no reff•ction upon the discernment of hors/furs to have ticketed a man of that description for so important a tusk.— Such are the causes t.. which the flight of Jossen and hie troops is attributed, but the article does not pretend to say, that 110 disturbances pretede.l his arrival. (.T h ou this subject it is most diffuse. It affects to give a " correct" detail of the war in Spain, up to the !nth July, on which day Jour"' entered Madrid ; lint such a tissue of falsehood and misrepresentation we have neither titre our room at present to unravel. The Spaniards are said to ha►e been even• where sttbJeed, dispersed and defeated; but in detailing the number, extent, and variety of the French victories, it necessarily admits the uutn ber, extent, and eariety of their foes. Almost every province of Spain is allowed to be in a state of in surrection ; and the reports of the several battles sltew, that every uroviace beads a well-disciplined, orgauircd, and active fisece. In all this detail, bow. ever coloured and peiverted tltp truth may be, ar read nothing buts history of the deft ats, the dis grace, and disninxibitinents of EON 4PARTE. He bad lo.ig fixed a longing eye on Miami, and lie ad mits that by his intrigues at Aranjues he flattered him,..elf he had prepared the ►i tim for the fatal blow, by degradiag and disgrucing the flnyiil ta tuilr• ; but he appears to have iniAtticen the charac ter of the Spanish people. [le speculated upon them as sunk in .4 ignorance and superstition," and, of course, fit sutiecui for slaver) , and impos ture. Itis true, - they never saw the nix light, nor worabi ; ,ped the Guti, less of Rano: . Unacquainted with the modern philosophy, they retained their primitive habits and principle.. their attachment to their KIN% their country, and their religion; and Thu-, where he hoped to meet only slaves, be has encountered a natio,' of a, ine.l men. We are stilt without a is account of the opera tions of our ore.% in o,,rtu 4 al, a ut,„e g rie o t t o th e battle of Vimeira. Some naval, the deity to calms and adverse winds. Others apprehend that Ju sor has effected his retreat to Lisbon, where he has contrived to hold nut, and crate sortie clAcultim between the Briti.h Commanders and the Itemmcy appointed by the PRINCE of the Basest.s, upon bus departure from Portugal. The Madden schooner arrived on Monday at Plymouth, in four co.ay, f:,,rn Commie. aud has brought a report of the surrender of JILINOT, Lis• ben, and the Russian fleet. This in, however, merely to repetition of the old report 11041 IF days in circulation. Some paseengera by the Matchless state, that General BLAki 6111 advanced from Leon to Rio Sequello. A Gentleman is arrived from Oporto, which he left on the 341. At that time no farther accounts had been received there of Sir Aasnea WSLI.EICEY'S motions, trubsegnent to the Little of the Slit, I circumstance riot a little extrawilinary, as 11;,orto is not more shim 0.n6 wiles distant inns Lisbon. Tile Declaration of the Pore, g iven in our but page, Is not covetl from the foreign Journal% Out from a Lon.lon paper in the French language. Maiehcs!er packet is arrived at Falmouth, from New York, which place she left on the 6th August ; and Halifax on the 25ti). The letters will be delivered this ristZ • • • - Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when Captain Lsautas was i sworn into the command of the ship Warren Has tiags, consigned to Bengal and China. The Court I adjourned at six o'clock till Wednesday rnAt. Sir D. Balm., with the expedition utickr his command, has sailcsl from Cork with a fair wind. The Dart is 'noised from.. New South Wales, with accounts of some disturbancti having taken place in that Settlement. Governor Bligh has, it is said, been arrested and sent house in confine , meld, Three troops of the Royal Witsrorin Train marched into Canterbury on Erich• sod S.,eturdai ►ast, where they at present remain. waiting orders to . proceed is [fumigate for embarkation. A Mail from II •ligolatirl arrived yesterday. The sloop Swift, from Gitira tar for Lnadon, has been captured, re-captured, and carried into Portsmouth. The :tiaacherter Packet, arrived from New-York. spoke, ou the id inst. in lat. 4.3. 47. long. 0.66. the hark Mentor. from Portsmouth. for Quebec. She had parted from the Beet three days before in a gale. The Oahe of Kent packet, arrived at Falmouth, left the prow Hayti, for London, at Crooked Island, on the 11th ult. and on the lath passed two ships, supposed to be the Robert, and the Richard wed .i/ary, for London. Yesterday the Sessions commenced at the 01,1 Bailey; no trial of public interest took place. The American ling General Arnsstraop Capt. SINCLAIR, lying at the Motherbank, Portsmouth, wAtiag convoy for the Mediterranean. sr••s on m em j a y n i,ot . 4 , m A by bo th i a .., which he► enaintopamast and torrallailf-maSt to. On Sunday. four men belonging to the ..,e1 Flees sloop of war, who sere, with' a Midship in an, sent oa duty in the joilr-hoat at Chemise... forcibly took the comn•nand from the Officer, and lanied ea the rams shore. where they made their escape. 46, i. t eciiiirW , 413P\ .x rc . c. ivi t cs_ i._...\4 ... 9 i CS44L 4* i• "1" -ir-44,4 THEATRE. COVF.NT-GAROCN. Lag night the Opera or The Woodmen wai per formed. Mrs. Dtramte and Mr. leci.elson were in excellent yoke ; ita l. in the favourite duct of " Totrether let sts mitre the fields," were rapturous ly applauded. Mrs. DICKONS, Mr. Ini:Lr.non, and Mr. MUNLIKT, were received with enthusiasm on their entrance. The Farce of The Portrait of C'sreautet, as perforated for Mr. Mu N DEW* benefit, was reproiliteed, and went oti with very good effect. Mr. Jos es wits greeteci.on his entre with loud and prolonged pltm!its. lies performed with great spirit and animation, arid received the most an botindtd applause. The theatre was quite full ut half price. IfiIItROGATP:. Never was this place remembered so pull as it has been this season, and is at present. Every morning the wells are crowded with the first oinks of Nobility and Gentry. The accommodations at the inns and private lodgings are acknowledged, without exception, to be unequalled. Every de. licacy the seisms can afford, appetite in regular suc cession on each tuble. Let the iMpartial obstsvei take a view of all the watering aces in the United Kingdom, and he certainly trill acknowledge this equal, if not superior, to any. Neture seems to hare scatterrnl log choicest gilts around this charming place, with unsparing faue. TIN lawmi of Shed ley, the wild and Alpine scenery of Hue khill, liriinham Hocks, Plimpton, the curiosities of Knaresbrough, &c. &c. w hid' are the constant re sort of the company at Harrogate, (each bra: morning's ride from thence), claim the attention of every stranger. Hergrove's new Library, and the Theatre, still continue to attra: t all the elegance and beauty in the place. The Theatre is neatly fittest up, and the performers are eqnal to any out of London. Mr. EMERY. Mrs. Powst,t, Mr. and Mrs. I‘loutirAte, and Master FERDINAIIib • PANORMth rams the •fheistres-Hoyal, Drury-law and Covent-e.irlen, London, have been performing here to overflowing houses, and received universal applans.-. The Assemblies arc always well attended. There, youth, beauty, and elegance, tttt ited with Cheerfulness, are ever to be found. The improve nonits which are rapidly going forward, will. doubt less, in a short time, raise Harrogate to a degree of eminence hitherto unknown. • Yesterday, His MLJssrT arrived io town from tVind , or, and was received at the quxur's Politer by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Yoax, Cestaatvax, and KENT. • At twelve o'clock Ilia MAJESTY held a private Levee, which was attended by— Tke Duke of Portland, Eml Westmorland, Ifiscoent Cas tlereagh, Lord Harekerbery, Lord Malgeate,:Lerd Heath field, Sir Stephen Cottrell, and Mr. Percoral. • The foilowing had the honour of being presented to His M AJEITV : Geserel Sir Ha Meath:ma, on liie being arrniatcd Ga rment of Hull. Mr Ttiniemis &Gray, es being appointed His Mtedy's Chaplain. lilt MAJESTY aleiwirds held g Privy Conned, and gate audience to the Duke of PORTLAND, and toe rest of the Cabinet Ministers. The Cabinet Ministers, yesterday, dined wills hid f.lrace the Duke of PORTLAND. V 80011 Ideal. kftttcultrisaoola had a select party, lest eve kk ii g, at her house in Grafton -street, Bond street. The Earl of Batstroi's house, in St. James's square, will shortly undergo a tborough repair— ail the apartments are to be be.uditied, and en tirely new furnished. The Marquis awl Marchioness of Anent:cilia gave a grand dinner, yesterday, to a uunierous party of Nobili•.v at the Priory. The Duke and Duchess of Priory arottn will retire to town, an Saturday, from Wohuru.ahla.y. The Marquis and 3larchionebs of Tavtatotx, and a select _party, dined. yesterslav, rich Oie. Countess of H A RRINGTON, at het house in the Sta , ite-vard, St. Jamees-palace. The . Difehess of NORTIIVISSERLAND is unremit ting in her attention to Lady JuLie. PERCY, who still continues very ill at Sion-house. The lion. General ELMS arrived, yesterday, stains house in Chesterti,id-street, after an abiteiiet of th ir teen weeks, the General haring been on a visit to his nomerous friends in the country. Earl 13articasie returned on Tuesdaa- et citing to his house in Curzon-street, from Cireuceiter, Lord and Lady Homan° are going nn a visit to the Duke of Davonentas. at Chatsworth. in Der byshire, where they will be joined by Lord and Lady G. Ciwutaisn, and a lance pv.rty ofNobility. A new and elegant Theatre has been built at Esrawell, for the accommodation of the puhli Stirintch hair. which will shortly be °veiled by the Nersiirls toin t Messrs. JOMAS and P&. LEY- have most hand somely given the *se of the Theatre. at Lewd, to the Gentlemen of the Pic Ale Society there, who propose 'Piing recitations. tingiou. &c. for the benefit of the widow and children of the late C,,pt. JAIIVIS. WILLIAM Ftssistcu. Esq. was yesterday !morn into the office of a Police MaAistrate for the county of Middle...cc. A 'Morning Paper, of yesterday. says, " The torantifsil Nfadeinoiselle NORA made her debut on the Dublin stage, as tinit dancer, iii a ballet called The Fair Americas, lost week, and, we understand, was honoured with rapturous applause. She dam ed a pas sea and a pas de (inf.,- with energy and gracr."—Wesup;as.. die wa- the Deed open neck:. We were in error, to comhtors with other* of our conteasporaries. In statine, ill it Mr. BRA% fur reeds to the title of D'Acat, and conserpientls flue there will be a vacancy Inc Hertfordshire. TIO- Dowager Lade D Aestr. latoly des:eased, was Not Mr. Baas ti's nruher, who is in per fect healt', and po-sessies the Barony iu her own riKbt. sine* the death of the last Lord &Arai, and i. the Wirt .w of the late J . BMX te, Esq. of the I WO; lirr • • GENERAL ORDERS. Ate General Court Martial held at the oth July, lend, and eotitinued, by adloo►n ntt:nts, to the 3d of August following. Coptaiii (ii.onGE Joni iIALLILAV. uf the 10th Rigiinesit of Foot, was arraigned upon the folluwit4 charges, viz.— Ist —" For utioffirer-tike conduct In preferring charges aGsirt Lieutchant end Adjutaut Spike, and Lieterhaid 9..ti.ig trerterellaatrr Siuquon, of the said rctii Regiment of Fad, to Licutewint Colonel Newman, then being the Commanding Officer of the same Retrinieut, ow or shout the th tiffune lees, which charges were sealants, in:tattoos, and groundless. Per conduct highly unbecoming the character of an 0 dicer, in preferring um. plaints quint Lieutenant-retort Newman, his Commanding Officer, to Lientrent General Lord Charier Fituiry, in the month of Jane lees, withont Acores; the same to be forwarder, through the regular clut oel, altheogit Lieutenant-Colonel Nweinan had offered to forwmil say tearylatut Captain Hallility might have to make ardent him, or any other Officers of the Regiment, being highly periodical to good order snit military d.scipline. std—" Fur personal disrespect is Lieeterant.rolotiet Newman, his Commanding Officer, us the/swede, at Weeley Barrack*, on Saturday, the id July, lie ft, in realm ng to interfere with the duties of Liestenie t-Coluuel D uremia, then Commanding Officer of the Regiment, and for making use of very ungentlemanly and insulted empresaire to Utast.. Colonel Newels's, audits° applicable to Isms and Lienienaut Simper, of the toils Regiment, us bat.ifig bees admitted that Lieutenant Sampson was then acting in obedience to the eiders whieli he bail recited frnii Lieutestant•Coinsel Newman ; be, Captain baring made use of the fob. lowing expressious, in &hie. r to an ohs, ,entien of Irene- Colvin) Newman It is of no couseedence—birds Of • feather flock together !' 4th I barite—" For disgraceful coni!..!tt, acbeecroming character of an Officer and a Genestuen, is neaking disrespect' al language at Mast the fttlieer• of the men, es front of the Most-Ream, ore ur about the 1 stir or 16th of May, 16tH, ht *.lrtg, ' that he would he rural if ever he war co:m.lll , d with such a rurally salt is Iris aseanir the Officer of the said loth Register. ells Charge--" For omitting the Parade, on the ler of Jose, Hut, without .eave, and refitting to retern ebeeer dared to to do hy hia:,er Short, the thee Comessidsag M eer of the Parade sod difijraceirilly sending a * -riot ease. hood, by the Serleaut-Major of the Regiment, lu dettrleg him to tell Major Short, Ord I e, Coyish' firatilay, was goon away, "ruin point of fact Le was Got." t: pan which charged the Court came to the foildwing de. Ch air The Court having wen and maturely considered the evM desire adduced in support of the charges tie dint the Plinner„. as well an the Obielvations sad statement moditki way of defence, is of *endue, that the Prionet,* Halite!, is ace gouty of tire attach! earldahlall Y Ilbit &arse ; but that he is guilty of having *great Lientenant and d d intact 'Spike, and ' pal Acting Quartet-Master Simpson, to Lientesi net Newton, the Prosecutor, unbecoming as °Myer% "refry although the Curt feels itself band to nay, Ilia it does eat *pp'-, to it, that the motives which indeed the Pres AO , to prefer lowly charge*, owe either matters or maims. That Court n of spioion, that the Pierre is ',pity of the accord charge; that he is set gaiter of the drat pert of the third charge ; but that he le gabs of lambic belined situ errand 4:thruspeet to larariena,tellismal Newmae, the Proscenia, his Commumillag Often. is hewing made use of I, improper etpreellmse Ware him ' • althewits it doss Doi apv . pear to the Court, that such eiryrrestune wise leteaded by the Prisoner to ppl7 to tine, Lketeneet-Colonal Ihe Court is firdear of *rake, that the Primmer is set gqiity .4 the fourth Charge, and the' alert &Mr dander* , ern hip thereof. Witikr -nt to the it appears te the Cited, that thePrieamr`sbeewolry stymeta Oy poniard; by put into, and kept is arrest, fart effere stated and sol= against hive ti that charge, audio haring beer severely is. prisnmided iA indent, end afterwards reamed from sort; • said therefore the taitit correct that that Cline smelliest to hone heirs etcfereml by troterat-Colosal NOWIMUI, the Prosecutor, against the Primmer, mid it has thmedere *yeti to penced spun the Wireatig.tion of it. For uffeiltes i of width the Court hath as ford the Priv - loner to be ge,/re, it dodo rtvidge, that he, the Prisoner, shall be suspended "en rank and pay, ur tle von qf tares ino,tka Haring thus performed a wavy anplessant part elite dote with respect to the Prisoner, the Court considers daert esespelled to tern its attention to the condpet of t 14.,. Officers oaf the second battalion al tbQ garb Ruprited, whir composed the issue that battalion at the tier the ersters o f the Isle trill Martial an the Prosser sae oftlicialty mew j rouoicai cd to him, mad who refined to re-admit the Pinner. as a member of their mess, after it bed cow to their karate ledge, that Ho Thirty bad bars graciously pleated to I tend his forgiveness to Ur Prisoner ' and to c o instate hie reek se a Caprivi is the loth Regiment. TY, lid MS great concern at the 'natters's' of dwell Olken to • the mertitin evirride.ntion winch His Majesty was pleased tr rhea' lett I:Uh lite Peron ' sot basin befit by any means satisfied with the reasons wh ich was attempted lo he gat* for the mohair, to *hick these Officers caw • br the Court omeicia, that it was the duty of these (4fwers, they had any charges ataium the Fri* ~ .nee for migintlanier ler confect ..h.!st be o es so ender arrest and awaiting lbw petthertiou of the eritere of the late Cecil. IC:dial, to h u ve rtmaitted them to the Coommuidiog Often id the Bat talion, for the parrot of their being laid before the thread Officer eunimanding the district, as soon as the offence on which such chanfrs could to founeed err to their herr ledge. The Court, is erects. dto be sh..end to setae thti ciesdnet of Lieuteetud-Colonet Nee man, the Psessentor, re haring confirmed sa improper arrest of Liseteries Spike and Simpson, and at th, same time contrived I. err ire eith those Offerer", sod capermit them to dine at air mese wean en under arms; ii:so in leerirg, on the preart occasion, prefi reed the fifth *butte eg•ii.,i the Penman. •hea be. Lierenant.roloael ;taw man, mutt bare bleu ten acious that he hail before polished the Pi,•nser far the uf, fere in such charge aheced 'Astor him, by a 'pubic censure aid admonition inverted in to area of the bat taboo. His Majesty has been ?treed to approve mid canary the today sod se!ll4llCe of Or. Court ; but from van". • therm sinews of the condect of the Prosecutor, [seat.-Cromel N*41111211, all they appear opal the pl.:weedier, ud m they have Men noticed by the Curt ills lies, Les enuiragag. ed that it should he almond to the Leann= that he does ant think bun • tit person to have the sat the ad Battalion of the loth Reginaret, and th t he win remand from ; aid rit further spree* ne., the prucceiliog*, and which has bees fatly rimed is Ike ..pinion of the Court, that the Officers of ilas xd Bat talion of the tor Regiment, oho compare the Sheila that battalion as the time the ,enteric Ist the We (tuna Ifortral on Captain Hallilly sus offieusity err eanitredela bon, did sot Ent that attet:ttes to list lielliflll coosideratir whit h His Mlajettly was g acioody pleased to emend towards the Primmer, by Tel to Sal ats I in as • anemeler of the mma, which, ante such pardon from Hs Majesty, it was their duty to bar dune, sad by their r , itleet of sorb duly, Its. Majesty was then-fore reseed to ensured, that a: bridal be tali sus 1, it to those Officers, That 11,4 i-er.p%.*, for If, p ,,,e s ce napes-ltd. HU Meyer has been further pleased to commend, that it may be intimated to Captain Hathlim ' that, having bees trite tried lay a Gentile Court Martial. In but a which he was sentesiced to be tutored and, by tier on Purl, oi be *iinieeded Boar R.'.k and Par for three Manir, Ma. jetty dope out think him a lit pergola to remain tiny loser is. the loth Megurat, and that be will be inniediately re zoned Goo it. His 11„e-al H.zetriess the rossaarks.in-rivaf is pleased to direct, taut the foregoliar tinges, together with it e and setasoce of the tcurt and Ito Mejest, r it. ore, she". he reed at Os- Lead of every ti, aad %red on the Kr O, By room , of L • :toe :I Lehrer f inevosiolar-ir-Chieg, Sagradj HAMBY it. 11.ek2T. Aillitact-Gosere of mks Fa rm. Sense cords, tteit it, =~ ': , r • • 11 .1 4 i • ; •