The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-17 00:00:00

if, Another general totinetinu of celebrated painters of the same scfitiol s at , tube pieseitted to our aural brother; lbe Pesch; and at the same time, 'swish that it may be placed io the Napoleon " ommametit of the glory of Spain will become nwere onion existing between both =fi 111. ats. Among the Paintings which disposal, a 'election shall be made of required to adorn the Palaces destined ;V. Our Ministers of the Interior p i e pro per measures with the Soperinteadant bold for the esecut too of the present Decree. Another Decree of the 16th, lowing regulations : " JOSEPH NAPOLEON, &c. It C o nsidering that it is reptiguani of the Gospel, and the purity of the best ages of the Church, the order should he diverted from legi o di u m by legal concerns ; and, at the same time, t h a t the public interest requires the unity of juris diction, consecrated by the 98th article of the .paniih Constitution : having seen the Report of ltuister fur Evcitsiastical Affairs, and coo. t ,',eti our Council of State, we have decreed : Art. I. From the date of the present Decree, the Berle- Powervliall cease to exercise any Judicial jurisdic v", co.ll civil as criminal, which is found to devolve to etc !.:u:ar Magistrates. o 11 , All causes for trial, whether .101, criminal, or of sin o w d esc ription, pendiag between various suitors is Se Ect ' k ,,,„ t i e m Courts, shall be transferred aceerding tepee d o s rarter anti nature of their Seansaction, to the respective ee solar tribunals. well. Causes. in the first instaace, shall be left In the jars was shoal,' have been deemed competent to them, b,4 the ratite begun in the Civil Court. " IV. Causes which are referred to th e M e t ro p o lit a n, me dia; to their progress, shall be submitted to thesuperior i n o s sal of the corresponding secular Judge. Causes submitted to Itie tribunal of La Rote, is whatever State, shall he reported to that of the Meade' of the Court. whose sentence, be it in the third, or last stage d the caste, shall be definitive. " vie The Judges; deciding in such causer, shall apply to thee the ',subtilised of Caton-law in vigour in Spain, as would have guided the ecclesiastical Judger, to whom such taw s would otherwise have been submitted.-.-The mode mud foes of we' proceedings, as well as the ft-iteration of each oust he exclusively determined by the lays o hich tie secular tribenals." owe, NlAnitin, DEC. 21.—C01. Tascher, Aide de.Camp to his Majesty the King of Spain, ar. Tiled here yesterday, from Paris, where he hact been sent on a missi . .n. Ho is, it is said, the bearer of very important dispatches. " The numittaiitot of his Highitesa the Prince of ?hufehatel and AVagram to the rank of Ma. jor.Gcncrat of the army of Simitsi has been re. eeived with much pleasure by the whole army. We see in it a happy indication of the speedy ar rival of his ,Niajosty tho Emperor and King, and the certainty that the destiny of Spain will at krgth be Grad. " it is eat yet knows, wind heir delaination is reserved by his Majesty fur Marshal Soult, Duke of Dalmatia, who, since the departure of Marshal Jourdan, has discharged the duties of Major. General. " Nankai Nob Duke of Elchingen, bas ad at Salamanca, where* be immediately took the anamand of the 6th corps. " SAII4GOSSA, Dac. •15.—. Yesterday arrived here the Colonel of Insurgents Bajet, who, on .the 30th of last month, was taken at Torres.dei Segre. Ile appears to have cleared himself from the &cessation of having carried on the war as an assassin; receives nothing but good treatment , from Count Sachet, Governor.Genend of this province, and yesterday enjoyed the favour of admission to his tabk. Some French prisoners whom he had taken some time before in the neigh., bourhood of Cinca, give the most favourable ac. count of his military conduct. In a conversation• he held (before entering Saragossa) with General Hebert, whose troops had gained posseision of his person, when questioned concerning Porcie, the chief of the band, " I know him only," said he, " by the name of General of the twelve de feats." The brigand Carraseo, who at the brad of his band committed every species of atrocity, robbing and murdering, on his route from Saragossa to l'ampeluna, Ftenchmcn and Spa / Cards indiscriminately, and who lately fell in.() the bands of the French, with 18 of his men, and those of Mina, has, together with nine of his accomplices, expiated his crimes on the scaffold. The vil ape which at first afforded them an asy. lum, nu longer recognising as true soldiers, bar. barians who could only thew their courage in the attack of stragglers, or in the pillage of their own. Countrymen, whom they threatened with death, unanimously called for the ezternsination •of these bands of assassins. • A few days ago, a women of Val, the widow of a Spanish Officer, who was killed in battle, sword ih hand against the French, wasetopped in the neighbourhood of Huesca by the band of Sa. rasa, who took froth her 600 douros (a coin vg. lue five francs)—all that she possessed. Her teary her lamentations, all that she could say concerning her husband's death, and the stale of misery in which she saw that she must perish, served only to draw on her the most violent threats from hes despoilet. WARSAW, DEC. 21.—The Triumphal Arch erected in honour of our brave amy l and beneath which it passed on the 18th, bears on orie side the i following inscription :—Throtagh this road JOIN SOBIESII returned frost Vienna • and on the other:—To the G ene ral and th e Conquering Army ) the City of Warsaw displays her grati tude. Prince Puniatowskiy to our greet regret, was Tangoed from assisting at the falte of the 18th. The Prince is still at Cracow, where he *sits for &courier from Paris. The city, this day, gives a Ball to the Awe of the army. The whole hall is decorated with military fasces, sad standards taken from the Austrians. Tice white Eight is planet botttion two statues. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. To-sorrow Evening. THE MAN OF THE WORLD. Sir Pert inn x hlncsycophnot, Mr. Coor After which will be performed the mew of HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; or,Tur On Friday, King Lear. A new Musical Drama, in $ Arts, intervened wit.. called The Free Knights, et The Edict of Charientngwe, rehearsal. Bo :es, 7.; Pit, 9s 6d. ; Lower OA, Leeds, Sheffield, Weber*ld, Woreoster; Notting. ham, Salisbury, Bedford, Reeving, and Stamforo, subscriptions have already been Opened—and tlie istdcpertilext example of those places is, we arc as:, sieved, *bout to be followed in every part of the .I.lniteiLlidarlons--everi in Northainpton, Under the very noses of the Electors of the CHANCEL. Loa of the EXCHEQUER ! The following statement of the reported defal: option to which we yesterday alluded, has this day been published in The Morning Post: That imma. culato print being the common vouches of all tads trawractient s we presume to be pretty correctly informed on the subject:— . "The accounts of Mr. Gentian VILE, ER s, Paymazter of Marines, baring been for son* time considerably is arrear, attracted the particular attention of the Navy Board the examination being completed to the cud of the year 1801, a balance of about nO,OOOl, appeared upon the face of the nr count to be due to the Public This balance arising upon as 4capind Current only, afforded no watts of Judging correctly of die actual amount; but as the sum was so large, and es it Was still probable that there must Sin be a considerable sum in the Accountant's hands, he was called upon to give in the remainder of hisaccounts without delay, and to account for whatever might be due from him to the Public. With this demand Mr. VILLIERS was uAR- Me. as he stated, to comply , by reason of the extent and in tricacy of his accounts, and the mother of kisSub-itecnoo doll sc. -- order Paper of the 518th •ult. which stater that the Wog of UCILLAND was about to return to his Capital. The. French armies, as they evacuate' the Aus. Wan territories, take up .their quarters lu the neighbouring States. A strong division is to re. 'main permanently established at. Ulm, under tbo command of Marshal Oeot wet. • • It is reported, .but we have not karat oft what authority, that some French frigates hat arrived in India, and that.mutisous Native Regiments hail - joined the Nisam, on bearing that the Aler t . troops wore advan cing againstibeni. 7 A Moseenger was, yesterday dispatched from the AdMiralty to*POrtsmoisth, with °rasa for the 114., tustrtoms to sail immediately with the East lirdia ships ttuder comedy. It appears, therefore, that the idea of embarking a considerable mosirdir of troops on board of the putwarcilsound .1011111001, 'has been abandoned, iat a elo &CA Lettcrs from Embden to the 201114Vidifififeild Haaburgb to the 30th ult. state, that & ISE (tont experiencing a mitigation of the resided.-- J ieelinAgentti heinenerciiid Since the fayi or the last . C3l . 4i9m and alas and it, , who MO en eyo.Witttes4 it has nreated iu the Minds of the indepsaidelit mitt of the. Bar Seritiiii aplirehensioni for' die N. • atsbjeeti-crStitAt is ourtrieiliitirlti . d Well tin this cirmieunincei ' are too well anthetiticnted tO require further Niue. tlition ; I shall tberefOrn.proceed briefly tike,all tits . my cOutitrimen generally; atid on tholeSenitiptiO, trope fell flicnJi,al iihettj~i In psirtikultei siibOl4o essentinlly combined their diforts'wkli this gallant 'r • • Lender during she lan &salon of 'Parliament; In 'assailing viidailty end eiirription in their rew cessei and strong Molds; and finally routing tarn • with terror and diimay iu thtdr intrenaied —Yes, Sir, I call in these Gentlemen to ShaW an etample tO Wherein rendering justice to this Mt triot, hicasisautly•tratieced and pcketited by . .thcia who fatten oti the vitals of the cosatrj ; Lam persuaded;- to their baCitiiaitincsi siatatgo.is - attributable the delay (Crimiself ht tl. ilmontalaid) of those numerous and populous 'add add idiots' of the Empire, who se latdly and tineguinoiaily cult ea. this tror t lt 6 , 4, *fie aN fi L r itAir '' d; ii ,. i 4 . . raise) . _ _iie'l 4 tbeVelitid• P: 4 riCiialOMprs elf.blol,4'Aff ( .4;,40:"1),. . --., • VO.k t i4itel/ANOA ) sfe zi: 1- , 4. ,• . 1 I 0 addition to the, late large iiipplies tertweillt Wheat, -upwards. 'of 30,000 quarters sloe art arrised, arrised but the late demand for Fiturcaiiiis !bead samplei td Support their price; otter geallelad beery sale; . Fine Dintsie about Ili,. :per oat*: • tar; Barley and Milt eohtinues at 'little ifiria. ' Hon ; Peas dui. Beane .14 the Iwo kinds likewise; there are sheet .supplits df Oatii shit thii tkadd rather destret ; Flour Without alortration; . . . cUaltitirt PRIOR. 2 , ' • . ''''''.. ili Whellt . - ~.. • . 764.)1tk. lath. r,lik. Reggio, 610 MIL Mt It rig,, , ll , llto- - 7, - 4o - r i5. 10 4 16. ,. ;tate, ... Didef, '... -.;- ; -40 s. 417i: IPtibitue am - : - 3111. T 05. midi. _. 7 9 6. 806. Saar 404 -- - 40 1 EIX A. Peels( Aeltm ) 71s, E h _ .• Five Flour 7 . -- -, 90F. lillif ; ate} Pea!if 4 • .. M b. Stiotido i leisiti, (WU . „...4 ' ' Tlit 4tali sk the Isle of Liesq . bon Is said .6.64 been a pouji-4ie-vitaos.. rielpo . 4 spices it Pal . rah -- - 1 I/ 0 • I i . , . , • . ~ , , _ „. _ . , . , . . _ • 1r • . • • ~ • , • • . _ , . • . ~. , . % • . . ..,... -^• '•• ' -.... •• ' . .. . ... . t 'a • $• •• • • • ' . 111 E prilirtOßlAitt 1' ;'''' • • .- , • • . , . r the productions of the l On their arriiali our Wept *ere harangued by litlinlln_ iif flat. lnlibritiden it Call; of i 0 11 7 ' . tdtt .k 0; 1 t s ' . • •-. . . illaii be formed, 1 r - the Prefect, the Preiddedeor the Municipality, arid iiiitigaled.by . , i Freud emissariet—la Orresitisitic• - 4 .. iv' i ' fliriAttiVA! • —. • Risk .hail b e ElliPe" s p rem .a "f r e e ws g . ° P" mda tiN• °I . 40 Climbinaiir of file Of * lileh ill tie 16444. in the iiirb • 'ear 'Was ; . ft • lia-4I ledge : * 'llialihr;' Vaii i liiiis to ~ • • *be"' where this AuossOunci, Dec. 36.Thet eitof 1 Inds What: Theisilfair s • osinight tiatarally,he espected;- dreis want sag tti , efiter i thil • lii i hh a ti c i t i t _ • become a pledge of the y . gi . ~. •% ... the fortifications of which were begun by the' ran Wins Di dogs OM. 4 - c; mow. • French General Lesuire d "ly assumes a more The object artliii otteMpted hos: we are at a 'it , it t.a.ii- -.:i ids will re Gain at our , at i thaw welch may be i formidable aspect. It is aleeady almost COM• l ost t o co o j e otti t i— wo say attempted, ' C o l oss i *altdi,i, thrir . tiiii 'I riiirsit 'il . T'oAr patriotic anillinparilil itreAl. / . .., . r: , • . pletely surrounded with bastions and curtains. . •I to the Cortez and the which ..*; led " fur the' Print on it *as tr , very judiciously put - .A. Plittlic Mcetitig has 144' liptin Ake la lit"' '' '-r •th I • pig Tho bridge, connecting it with the Para Brum, isinetiOpolii, fiii the liuda.....e ~i roes. el ea _n i umsg w and of Finance shall covered by very strong works, and furnished with tee public on their guirtl, by sliewing, from va- to rho People of flee U n ited M110'14116 lorelk- mesdant of our House- numerous batteries. At-anchor is a flotilla of ail rious concomitant cieciintitioces, the improbabi n dame prosecution! On Ivree• gun-boats. lily of the übrrititre: . . (crate foe to Corruption, ' Of inggiftitig thOiii:O. ~ i TIIE KING." - _ A & SALISBURY. 1 contains the fol. r COLONEL WARDLE. • EAST India Stock his recovered itself to-day priety of indemni f ying bine frikii the fryeasnii:U , accumulated drains on his qroperty, mid ofrescu.• QUBSCRIPTION for indemnifying Colonel about 5 per cent. e kJ Wardle against all Louse, , Charges, and Expeoces he 'I.. • • , ~ „. ing him . !ruin . ,ilie milicioui and Vin dictive attlifi it uguant to eie spirit r ha " 1 " 1 " id " he li a b le " In cmetleence all. arrtions in the Pi Behalf, aad'parti ularly to express . The public opinion of Colonel Wiente s merit on his fait fame and chariocter, -. . - ~i; of the discipline of the Sexsa of the Natiowelt his Independent, walaunten, and is only now beghliiiv to be deireloped. At Li. Whoever hal read an inipatital eCeousit ef4ilitalte at the ecclesiastical patriotic Conduct. Suitscatr-rtone received aA_tbe Bask of Merin. BEM' vcrpool, Glasgow, Renfrew, Manehestei, Derby, ifs legitimito owe- Rovon nod Cu . SALISBURY. tirOsbctition must vomit; that no iedlllolenAi l'A•da_ SkplUalAt Wakmakild_ WAriuiefinr! Nottloo_ .. • . • .• ... .. .• _, . - ..• .• .• ... . oi - . Mr. Cooas. ' ..........., .fa mu ...a, ............ e.0.m. , * ... ..........•-........,..- tia isae 1:41111Fil ir, WOW lln. mammy env fall 17411111 I/U:1 • . I tants; and he therefore ;tweeted that smile Moe might be sew C om i c p antsu i ts . allowed for this purpose; but in' order to obviate th e poi- decl a red tom sentipents 'of , ul. WAntar.El e . • • Is mat:IEEE.) WELL. LeilitYisniblasis bandy , he e l lende ° "T e P d l l t l i t n g h t i t lbenmi tiiai ti :,, es tk j gea _ ba duct, .in ustnimously coming . forward' it thlir: • - • ear. lion of h's °See, add offered taloa into the hands sir Govern- / crisis, and rot* fi ve ,or.ertut ten.fold more that, . seesper se d w ith mu l e , ment his estates aodpeopeny of description,'lm a semi- _e_.,__st• • • of Cbaeleumise, I s 1 1; rity to the public Earley balance that mixbt final!, he de- enough to indemnify hi* for.his talinis turntono; • . clued against bin. •U this ground, and accompanied by was accepted , and as act „ ee .. anti persecutions it/ the sderid Cause of 'MO conisttlP. - 1:s. 1 Upper Gall. ls. these securities, his . . . . _ _.? . _L. - If the P e o p le of ilk tt41164 kingdom, atteT tlift amination mad east titrobbeies of the accouuts. • •• . Li. • "We hear that Mr. VILEtEas Jambe succeeded by lien. &samples of Lottaott, Liverpool, and dies '. . ma - Penn% sad that thetsflice of Payautstervf Morisse s is in U- we to be e sadected epee &dicer* ohm try. , ekien , i „ coo . not immediately lief ineartily pirtittipitc,lit'itifit fortuity With'the present practise oft Other peMie olives, the present g l or i ous o r at e sad insotntiou is air% balances Nia . ll o . ramahrin the Woke( the.secoatant, Maya Ik e • ii. ** ' R.. •! .' • butwill he la the isaliof Beglaell." those who infer pro:Petrie, dick me s - Om .. • • • it . senmannmeer pronounce 'there -i-" A bacitslidieli fl . rtitie ,.. ei t: vim rectivell al ik The Am . ndasent to the Address is to be moved %algal prrinfin in,the Howe otCosamentiat,kaal.cpawasvoitheat tle v O li P l • 44" . .fik.',./ 1 / 14410 .,_ .;,. , b " 4 .• ; *.,f 1 " , .. .., , 6 .,, ' . ~* . -,•*. fahrtnennet an Manner of ittiiit.'r • • • nd iwittiOrittriveal we lrilirlirefee—Va• ST A Trirtalt IllPti seeottaled ac&ilocall ... __,_• . , • , . . • by Kr. Wiitte s the eldest eon of Lord Dancer . A Vt. R. TORWISMIRRiIiin.,. bet. Hitherto the • and WARD. . . . ••• • • -• • • • / • . . • 'waist . hal Gerona It was reported yesterday in the City, that a•• IGIVA L. ,fiNTgLLIGANCIii. - _ • , . Treaty had been signed on the 3J instant, at ception of NApo. PLvn'orra, i4S..o,•rArtived the Nada* of jiff** • Pori% between the United states anti Frence. , ibil . ~_,.. .„..., , a .,._:. ,_,...,., . P . The Feeneh is re.taking possession of Walche. v w i er ' nu"' Pla7er.'"l"l""..."*" with "u" . " • , near Bayonne, arc : Hobbet, Frederick Meyer, Master, from cletienhiggisk. • . an had not at the last advice. Inaleited the lahabt. brig - ire fur Spain ally tints or their p ro p ert y ;an no ears were enter. with timber ; the &Wilt ship Ponspil, Thomas, Cppay •Master, from Stockholm, with dealt 3, 'l:Esilegle sloop o t t • . , • tained of the general seizure and confiscation of ware rfele the Elifit v erd i....tbe Drake ; i i voli i turbot • to es Ms jor..Ves. merchandise, which was-at first apprehended, was; G am bier gore.' Sladlbird, SthWart 1 Morn; ' f its if sala- am, o I Letters front Holland of the 9th, do not men . ' al! , 1 and m (4fmk• all her Selodetitiles *ales ..r . , tion the return of Louts Bon APA nee to A +miler- al :billed tbe P. Aryttri eu .ldhp ri C Cl e r W w ling ar:w ri r m ih n il44l4 conpoy 0 4r, CO,* ii i : 0 - $ ption a .the Pe: dam. There Is, . however, an arlitio in a Paris Crates doer efwar. seta devise t and the it etrimek,- I ._.,........__ - 0n.... _ , PROPOSITI rtIA: LONDON: WtDllllll/A Ts JAIIITARY PART. Papers to the 6th inst. late hoer last night. The " which defended Gertime--111000 at Nismes on the 28th of s beeember. Spaniards bate continued to assure yet holds out. The preparations for the receptinit Loon, at the castle of Manic, near now completed, and his departure ' be looked for hourly. , The appointment of Barrutet neral of the French army in Spain, eiently indicates that the subjugation ninsula is now to be seriously undertake,n: That it will be effected, we have never doubted from the period of the bottle of IVagram. ' King JOSEPH is wisely adopting those measures which must ultimately conciliate the enlightened port of Spain. To - the enormous, power of Aso Clergy, may, perhaps, be justly .sttribut. ed the real cause of the decline of Spain—that power which has so long galled the necks of the Spaniards, King JOSEPH is about tomepress, if not annihilate.. It will he seen by our Extracts from these Papers, that a Decree has been issued at Ma. drid, by which the interfereace of the Clergy in se. Cuter causes,. is at one stroke abolished. When we contrast the Abolition of the Inquisition—of fen. dal rights—and of ecclestastical tyranny in civil causes—.with the restriction imposed on the• Press by thesilf.crested Junta, can any reasonable man hesitate in deciding will 'ultimately tion of their There is a have held oat the Berlin and to cajole the a Treaty ; to but contain this country alized,—for ports of the Tun .publit belief from mere romovr. American triple, in consequence report that of her haring turns out to ' speculator ' Another has been impooal deserted repots**. ' conducteds formation' Wei from . a • _ - • lecidiog to whom the petyle of Spain Milan and Berlin Decrees, the Donaaiers user. effected w as not &deviate to lentil place. - .TMs . • „ tely- bemost indebted for an metiers. ciseencrcased vtgilancein preventing the transport 'Population is itated to resoutit,. te no, lees Quin r condition? of colonial produce from Embdce twills harbours 25,d00 souls; canSpilienfig &Acing nisi,. be. apt • —ow. ~.,. , of Dutch Zenliad. • preiscuiletl, too numerous t o be be • roasted 47 one a russet, that the French G o sessnenni 'fatted', came on the Election ore Direetor 36d men of .ilie 611 h. riscimph and our don*. • k et a delttaise expectation of saidading of the East India Company , in , the " en ' m sit . gle" df P e t .l , A s inlaid) seat of thearitieneil .m . SW AN BENSLay ) deceased. At the close of ebuitthe sport from tlie frigates: tteordiNgly, Ind Milan Decrees, only with a view the ballot the unniben appeared as follows ::-. ttle'plate was essetseled ot e r Its infilimUn • c American Ambassador, lit Parisi into For Colooel Toylor 9111 R. Twleing, Iti q . Ibti . The sitorehoneekollilhilatalialla dafgurae •'. '' ' to this rinnour we can give no credit, The numbers were not declastid in Coast. .. - to elli n ourifet elf • bat.* milihiw, , yiero# -. • A meeting of the Trustees of &wry-lane Th.... Onirp,ctili triniktilialiPoisibiAtt*g - it is, that the expectations formed in , •••• t.....c4 ere is to take place to.day, whee some &ebbe t conteots alril. ' , • I. . y have by no means been hitherto re. phut will proba b ly , be teekopee e.f er the pe:butttung . , ket 0 0 ak...—.....141 i it.th...L . liorpoted Mite : . • inmwa . wings , r thirestrictions an continued at the of the Theatre, and lignideting • the aid debts; • • ,dai.lii datitiampilay . ,,l ta)lisis Aesap. a Continent, with unabated rigour. This day the Penstaw Manassas** Imo Julien. weriksindly leffin; Abe esww ttilaktfraltdlirsig ..... . 1 . —..0...-- dadod• to her Malt we, prepetatosy.to his ap. i,aud t ea y • sileperyi sal few Wf 'the' i ts .;• ' ' . ift will act wisely in withholding their pairing at Court on thwairdwistg; ....ilhe.Quatw with! hiving Vein • • +o4lPsfirot A *sett re . • ' ' every thing that comes before them as ball `icon "*" .tkOt . bii Caro*, oktied- 41 Melva blieeet= „ lsteleftl e ll i ratikfi tw 1 . end serrititsi ShalLattoid his litaalhintipc • • ••' 4 ' . Ur i . "MI 34 II , or. • cTh ratans of the John .4dahm, . In tont . ehnemett tem i t e d! l oo k fr iti iii . ,aligie peapedreiatiefese the* AligitinVl • . frigate, s wow ascertalasd to have been eisiss ~. Nutter : of p rate ', by a s it hiv ioric s ssestearisislinells- t , -filitak Sete* ... ',_ • - t tst: 4 . •. • . • nee if bail ' , tither only — aad th e saaotwaisataof th e attioNiotstatt *slant! to deeer t tnltifitl, PlO i d ' o ° l 4 citilbasi to_Pleag t eas eqpieted awe th at ciresaistaase, be from VI td: 313,13001:. itetri diStillass' ills • Vile•lblotr of' . , *ll i s timmedk.4* rest , oh., : . hp. v i s a e d by a B r i t i s h c tidg e t 46.77111 Pd *limn ot,tkePabliCigepliodifafo airilli iiikve, for tIM - . Roo 4 ~ fit 4 Olt,. A: ,• i t • . ' I I ' thoted. *indoor fli drderedftter-ids pfkitillifift iliStng o l o ttlj j kolt tif . 1 •.tte i) '. ir f 4: 4 1 .4 •*1 LO km b ase , the ingealons desk. of a ._. ~ , i ~ , ~ .... At' jk is American palace. • ilittaa, ISM -tvaymeiy at me InstiesvlseAva 11. • Of/ . ": Ilr : ':. 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