The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-04 00:00:00

1 1110 - t i r e to his quarters to obey, obsetving, .less in teasegueuoe Chief, Malet. Tlu ;,.,rival was arrested. e: - aal, although s nores to Ming him Nil infallibly be it getilti nut bs*ng "\)wring this debaid ,•:•g a table with eh we did mot Moment when .armed astonished Colonel; be took übsted to Reeve pefOr ware dead. .4 Emperor was ' the Sacnbillit of whom is bad that he had slutsot"Laborde, 1 / 4 and that 1 / 4 It lerce to endesvinr end the Prefect of , it by the 'legends. deceived, iiantedistely sheddiag teals of without success,' his troop.. This stilt with Count F' " We then wet. Irorea.. / where we got without dial' - Aimed Eseellency the Mir_. (Police, • ilk Prefect of Police, wheat we. insists& task to liellatel of the MiObttri t is M. SltillittetSl carriage. " Vie declare dist and ME the tree and real facts which occurred. (Signed). " IMAMS end 00IILNTElt." (A true cep') 46 ThiiEhister if/Ger/end Pollee. " Doe de EOl/1140.'' rm. T'V and V. eve of less importante.] No.YI. • COPT OP A LETTER TROM MALE? TO THE COIE••, MANPANT SOULTER. The , General of Division, Coomustter is Chief of the Armed fortes of Paris, sad the Troops id the First Divisive, to iti• SOULlill t estosiaitder sal the Teeth CAthurt.. * Head tiloweles, Plax veederae, sad Oct. Ni.. o'Cleek, A. 11. /, " Monsieur the Commandant, Dave orders to tamotte to proceed to your barracks, accompossod • by a Commissary of Police, to read at the hand of the Cohort under your command, the act of the Senate, in which it announces the death of the Emperor ' and the abolition of the Imperial Guards; each General will also inform you of the order of the day of the divison, by which you will ret ceive you are promoted to the rank of General of Brigade, and which will indicate the functions you will have to perform. You will cause the arms of 1 the cohort to be seized vAth the greatest silence and the •Jtmost caution. To accomplish this double end *nth the greater certaiiitt'you will 'pri.-verrt itlfornv. l ation being given to them Officers who are at a dis tance front their barracks. The Serjeant-Majors are to command the companies which have no Officers. When the day comes on, the Officers who may op rear at the barracks are to be sent to the Place de eve , where the com panies which are to unite there will wait for them. After having executed the orders v, hick will be given by General Lamotte, and to which you will plea c-tifornt, by seconding them to the utmost of your power. " As soon as you shall have executed these orders, , you will repair to the Place de Greve, and there take tlie command which is assigned to you in order of the day. You will have under your orders the troops mentiotted here below. s 4 Ist. Your cohort. 2d. Two companies of the second* battalion of Veterans. " 3d. One company of the first battalion of Pat i son Guards. "4th. Twenty-Sue dragoons of the Parisian 'Guards. " 6th. The guar& which y.ou wig find already placed there. • „ You will , make weary oteesseey disposition for guarding the Hotel de Vile. and its avenues, and you will place hdletsehment at the steeple of St. Jean, to be enabled so sound the tsarist, at the moment when it may become necessary. These dispo.itions made, yaw are to present yourself IN fore IV. the ticket, who lives in the tie. 1 / 4 el de Ville, and deliver to him the annexed packet; you will then concert with him the means of Mips.' nog a mitoses, is which the Provisionary Gemra", went are to **walk's, sad a emuniedlima pis* fer: receiving my Etataligar, who wig iscoompony me t..wre about eight o'cluch.° " If any Commissaries simple ream themselves on my part, they will be furnished with a card, ha ying the same stamp as that at the feet of this order; you tray in concert with them, adapt such measures as circumstances may require deride my absence. fa" For whatever may net have been provided fur in these instructions, I refer to your wisdom, poor en.' puriPice ' and your patriotifust, of which I have re cetved the best assurances, mid it is for these reasons rtl:it I place a thorough coradence in your dispo uprise is, that this Sender of powee end cruelty, as he's represented by one Court writers, opt only shows himself in public, at theTlseatesand the chase, but receives the Addresses of public bodies and pub lic functionaries, as if he were considered, dna SIM scions as having done nothing bat 1 3 t1111g40' honour of the meetly over which iillitisbees Gait' to preside. We mention all this, jest because we are What our lying enemies would can as, the dia. cipie of this despotic Emperor, whom we con. skier as much the enemy to the libertiei of mankind as to our own country; bat became we would show the Agility of our Ministers' if they calculate upon the speedy - destruction of him, iu order to make way for the Illusive success which they prognosticate from their own measures. We blest that, henceforward, after so many vain pre= dictious about the fate of this great end hated foe, that the rulers of our country will repose upon mere solid foundations for securing one own prosperity, viz. the removing these simian in the Government, which hareebrought us to the very verge of ruin. • We have now entered on tke commeneensent of a new year, and, ist - contpliatee taltltlipiltam view objectionable, we shall take a cursory feint spect of the leading events which bane iecurred dar ing the last, and: glance at their effects on the condi tion of the people, and on the fortunes of our country. That merchant would but ill understand how far his capital may have diminished or Increased, who, at the year's end, should neglect to wind up his accompts, and strike the fair balance of loss and pin. By copying this sound and discreet example, we shall at least discover something like the real state of our affairs, and if we can at all be tautht wisdom, it will surely be gained from the instructive lessons of experience. To the execution of this task, however, we must acknowledge, in the outset, that we are by no means stimulated, by that delirium of joy, which gave birth to the following description if the year 1812, and which illumined a .pathetic column in the Morning Post of last Wednesday : 66 We beg leave most cordially to congratulate our country en the BRIGHT and SLAKING prospects whiih open on a new year. May that year resemble the glories of its precursor; be as folks( splendid audiewsients and auspicious events; and may we be metailea et its close, In the zenith of Britain': snatch luspOssess and fame, to say to the world, we 'Sege advanced ' drank another anneal coarse in hononr,. prosperity, and fortune, equel to 181 t" So prays the pious Post, without the usual conclu sion se Amen! so be it, Amen/ Whom, however, .saxhorn is superadded to =sour s that peewee and, indeed,' be truly escheating. The . T r' who : are unacquainted -with such striking in speech, and who, from want of better have been accustomed to think thee maw SEAMING ) and 'SAILING IGUOKI4.IIIey fancy Sheer bombast; but it should bet d, that Rao dee net write for ordirstrylOws t and f wwlsse this poetical beauty 1 rift ;divert, ;mealy addressed to the ratutolunts W Vitro is something in theforhast of this sapid& , wirlaous joarnalist, almost at singular as hM r oman' 'morality. h his daily descriptios of padag usaule—in his delineations of parietal character, volisitier he praises or Ideates, we never And ;stumble epee troth, eves by accident. bighted rpm has been eo long proverbial for icrepelOes reeky, that the loader who wishes to ecusprebead I L ** sobs oily Wog be says as ironical ; and f Act, usbile it displays his characteristic naldiSeet t at OM Osesmalmo gives the proper sense la which a re to aorkistaad.hir view of 44 BISTAIII 9 II LW BAPTISM ASS YAKS." SOON thele.SiSlK l 'evil hoer, •fired by the ardour of bis`patrietisesi bad the misfortune to attack the Character merchant, who could sot believe hit t irealcal, stiltedly refused to inept of slander for iralsr; 44. . . Stt . .• In punctually fullGlt.ing tits order, M. the Com nmndsiit, yen will be certain renering an 'flit - t , ,,i1 service to our native country, which will be grateful fur it. • (sied) MALET.' " Herewith you will find the impression of a seal, bearing the letter L. " P.S. General Lansotte will send you a sett for 100,000 franc, destined for the increased pay of the soldiers, and the double appointments of the Olken. You will likewise make arrangements for . protisien, ing the troops, which are not to return into the bar racks till the National Guards of Paris be sußitiently agonized to undertake the service. This sum it in dependent of the gratification pretended (or you. (A true Copy.) "The Minister et Wee. (Signed) "The Doe De FIUME. "The Chief of Division, • (Sired) " SISSON.'" re be ceett.std.] • . . . • . 40 dispaied , give' ._,, • mermen lamb ._ . 4 4.,1ta . . hitter. Withent hither 1004 there. 1 is.Paigisiiiihois'.Bissigatiow, Wheat a Parliament...- ie .. r .,.... Ila i L. 'burro ,geoually, that 'the Efellell ;. sty atiotal.Tikesf i all these, are the promising pro. 'filibil weenmeighed downwlth each a load of i geq - which,lBl,2 hu eithee begotten, or reared ep eludes asts 1812. Eves the *dry highest shine ,to matarlty, and which that year has bequeathed, In soefetrilive, daring the last year, felt - more of !Whined, farmed, sad finiehed, to its proud Stk. ; the preemie of public burthens, than tb.y ever hit cuter. . -• . .. before. The mitklliat classes, whose activity and ectmcest .. ; 1; . shill in former times, gave tile end 11011011 to useful. Yesterday the following Bulletin nets 'hewn at St: ' indestry, by decayed sad ruined trade, coupled Japers Pelage :-. with increased and insupportable Meatiest, have m sus ove cc ir,._ os ftir " Wiadsot Oink, Jas. i' ASIOSTIr has passed esti last Monti in. a ' than in any °boyar before, swelled our bankrupt stabs of , treseini is ty. ,, list, seed Clowded ant prise . = In only one single lir a esterey the Loco Chas scar-Loa had an audience INA white the hit Yeery there wen near thte• of the Fatima Reamer at Carlton House . . • bland Commissions of Baalteeptcy said- to be° On Saturday the Dukes of You and Comma. Isigited,-a circumstance altogether unparalleled in the Lamy and a anent piny,. dined with the Pauses history of this or of any Other country. gut who as himairr. describe the deplorable condition to which, in 1812, - As inveedgation hie taken place into the arise of -, the lowest order of the community in the scale of the** elplosios in Woolwichdoc . k- yard, which it rank, but the highest ilt the wale of utility , have appears was le i * , the effec t of etctdent... -, The Russian all.dedral Clowns bsd on Saluda/ 4.‘ bees Yale/lel Look et the enetelePeed discreet We c o nference with the Board Of -Admiralt • ' and wretchedness of the workieg pedplo In all the The .last Xstraordinary Gazette, doliirol Is: • rest manufacturing districts io 1812, disclosed by continued successes of the itutsians,, has beii jsrillisst ills evidence of their employers at the bat; of the in French and Gems% for-distribution es eholcsiou ileum of Commons—evidence s which made such an tinent. • • * impression en even the - minds of our shallow sad ob- ' The filistorkielipt. Timms; *mos& ill , waste ministers, as to compe l them to forego their mouth oil Tbbruday, from, a month's cruise °reaps °fugal and the-Ants of the Bay of Biscay ; daring long established favourite, but ruinous, Orders 3t. which which she chased an American &chooser, which had - s ' Council. See the thousands - On thousands thrown, . cooloost o f one o f Ate ports i n t h e elo y, rooniog, entirety out of employfusa by an anivepal starlit- to America; and in the chops of the Channel she ' lion of trade, - doomed with their pine and children tell in with in Adierican privateer, which was aruis., to suffer all those wretched privations which hunger, ing : they both eseaped bx superior sailing. She ke Commodore Owe:4 w ith• the inconstant, .Rolity cold, and helpless piety, are sure to produce.-- s riselin and Cretan, going - ntf the Weston; litunila,'. ' Following dill, where truth lead', let as next see, The R o l. tad sofferadirtsry considerably in a gala . is -these same people so goaded to desperation by their wind, in which She thiew her guns overbtierd.-:10 1 - • • wants, as to became reckless of even life itself, She intended hi go in :o Lisbon to repair heriiv . • breaking oat into such acts of outrage and violence, I ougee. ' • '- ' that the Legislature, to preserve the, publle peace, We hear that an Anshasted.ir has arrived front Swe len and this fact was annimucedio the Loa* -. •, were constfained to pads an Act for the sole purpm ma e- . n rot:by Lord CASTLERSACiII en &AllaY r n but ft • ' l of reaching a crime, which, till the year lBl2 , wa s w as liot made public ' in ti e usual teethed. We can entirely unknown in England. If any on e should Ino way account for the communication made* lb. stilt, be sceptical enough to doubt the reality of i Secrseary of State 'to the Chief Magistrate of ;the those scenes of distress we have thee slightty sketched, .City on this. occasion, but ender the itippOlirsbn that aew anh I let him loot at the origin and proceedings of. the As- , "". hi gh do lea d illustrioas visitor is entrusted wit stele . ~ •. - .sociation for the Relief of the Manefattaring and The House of Commens will not be depsfsed . sof tebepring Poor, formed the . ..l*U in this country,' one of its most distinguished o ntments beyend 'the in 181.21nd when he lAA' ( lone tfiii, Wherver his ' present recess. Mr. Slinnlekn, we utiderstiud; will prejudice maysuggest, or whatever motives he may be returned for Wootton Basset in the coarse of the have for observiag silence, hie coalldriee, at least, next week. - • will beer decisive testimony to the teaseatable truth The correspondence 'between the Co art of Direct. • k .• , - tors and the Baud of Centred, relpecting the terms of ouretattment. on which-the charteeshall be mewed, has, of late, Buell] rerveying the evils jointly tesidttngleem , assumed a very wars character. The declaration- of annihilated:trade s and enormous tazatie*,,Vre . Mist. hfinistetsis, hat they think It advisable to accede to ootr.-la.ilto . liaitotelotioas oak the kahakNalttlettsb. the petitions el lbw ensaveicial districts by *petit* - - weight ~ef Poor-faith wideb thiliwo;iiiists, the trade of ifinielMl4-haves of the prieepal alas . iag - s o , ••-• -,e of the united kingdom, namely, to Loadoe,• Brist, ' , Bail, Glasgow, Duttiti!, trade' - r ...••••••••••• . d V with 114 flitileaSeSt ;hi retool" . 1 ..,...: -- .... ..:. = tiiiii 1 ,. ,:: 4: ‘,.. 1. , fo 7 ll c riieb,,e2L -- - 6 . - •-__ii i ii i i . iiiiiiiiiitid . ~, .. r. ,, ..,... tiattiss.lisii tuoilcier camoeupsiosit i thi.. 10rg0i..... .. , •••••• • d. , • , • •• • • g l t h a t he could not gait h_is_ Polk. , , .„ • r 1 . 1 , s , r r .1 . . t . 0.1 2, : a ug i esH om‘. ..7. Ai ; as b. sit 411 :1 1 , iieviiiiii,iit . .. theelriiiosatimak..bowir 124:1 4, at:iiiasio stpsolatiodr, : : , race of ad order from the MomiM„; . , . 4 , • W fia r i tzu is itatostwo iiii •• • - ..- ..- ' * ' ': * ' ' ► • Vie AAintaat le Plielit that 0 161 . f ai w esel a' t eed. The Ciboria pomisted lo ble . we .d the roost wrath% 1, ver 1*.•••• 1 "-- • tiii: H ' ' ' - " iiii). sisaoMi",:poitelbly Afore AO' ' .- ,l_, lmil*.• 4111 h :LOMAS edit Amtilerelde 4 ss to ttnellito dlrie boodiseilk . I him to - , , It e g him Wit ° i lis eesthwec ki e -' s duty 1 •11111. el114;;HE S'fATH - al ' i iiinei. ' . -"17 i t ' . • II .14414; w4r —FA' r l' il " .11-1611 -:=A ;117111e k il a g--A- :: 11111.7"166°417 41: 4447: if: 144: iiiiiiii ".."1"eli tw ft eriaigtf tee lnn ewelifiate t.46l4llll ol7 . -- Ai _me tar . Ifillibetwa la Tw 0 PAYS. idisa isso .. . , 4, ~ . , , I* son% , 'so atm/TV Ifs '-isee 4 "7 1-7 • , . 1.4 dtbaie "P9'6646671 Ins 1.8116 OASUAttfil 1 4 4 NM , . . Nat the vine. yttasik4 . Im . , 4erreeleteet Pailii s nOil l fr'''' 4 asks. siltation of " g ral. the --- • e d amillimslo.---- - • -- "aidi wadeigie "Irma. late . bpi ea** di the seeseem.lll,lo lid. 4'014 to e Pr" ' M O , . t kayo. Giant Frochm unit at THIII ST Al TR 01M4 N. al.a; hy dili 'a kir ,to Omoritti.l placer diso - *phi the mach of the groat . hung et thie I b y e: st we i: 1100 11 " thees ter of " "tkididni2 vovsv.vh; , o.ovvmtllijr•vo'msu"'""'"" 4 "" il !"" ° - • * gireaciotbsitO. llllllll ', Ho deP w, .bOwe ril"fili mirOhel-1109taledt_ . Illefife-t i reees lic tabsidiet rigidri:c•iteesid hanso .apa i sli e ssuge . 411 , 7 .„,.... took 111.41eolier to *window, and iONDON -' ' . y..-- ---1 00.0, 44,.... 68 7 Ihrmang P l _ ii , a , 4 l 6L2 . ele kl ,' : , 2 ,.., ,a, t ogostsetts. , to is mews, gifts; sott taises ," l , , ow *We all this mese*, and if the ad. li. Sadist answered him that 11.119Alr i JAW° 46O4I I " 13 ; ' OP* f 1 SL . W i•*•_ l . i L .1, .____.• •• ' iivirig,•ned Chet it was a movement ~ --wm-- , how *Ow* ow* V tbs --wwv•v•-"r•- . I - . —4l r ' • . ' IstivilY it licatriatapaattekkatdaloa. ha.liloompee, asig&A . 6l4 iof frigotrellseirius tssassemeiss • I (1 j i l t "t44 ea r d as a ti l" : Fg""t ina di soma i I ra' 11.4 ! a I:: recei hoar vid ottl ii t e e t o m f o Pluk rning, Pa fro Peri nt ell• Vbiols ' we ' bad 1 with I ,---.tiossi ' .mmeE.....,.ef, 'sot trosioat, sale ttisit time•esow t. ..__ t assil p4pecicits—e __ .._bri . pulin2 and_ ,___l• Ikaageaath hi...a r . • i come hero mitb M. OHIO, as!_, lll e I only time to inks a few of the woe 6110oettat ad. genial to . bit ' _Nitipist 'Wen* 'fil, , , .. 577 n h le st to th .r e ;tie were v the ri gord ag to p o rra pr z."7 4 , a w e s ; and Mimi therefore, costliest Omni this w hoa* Ste - 104 eta& itaiailtit ISO 110111 ?. hi L:ooollpocitottit, to Pin 7.1 e, sum , see stay, and ~ di The sewer lboin Prance hy thesi rape* if I be odhan,al4; ids *Hs at PisHiso•hinme. — '. .' . . , ' ,:fliffy—shipi, irosilhouseli, end silleefsg•riefs . *your to Mee* rent it the Minister y. kiwi 044 poseiske I „ wog . ust itei egam tmo a ki n okrea n - li t ineity photos shot op sod deterted-4parreckao. if Police, 14 0.4 Items thrown bete sows it can be ellbelo must •__,„,_,,,,,.. :J .„ I -. hare: 4-..., ..atior os idoravalebase saw, sae akalthaimaa;ahooet Crowded •te law- , • as. COMM ROAM billigthes es. tartulations .tif Many of our ris" o 7 Ig'llacil i arl,•••wwwiww"*"777 . , , _ _ ___ .. :1 __ ... . :.. , .., tired a . s ,____ _., ~ lately felt on 04,0* Of tts. Soldier s . • . bad beets . taeght to believe hod to ere out that j a de's* , ~_ , , Det • sash ms. is e ire g fas fur 5 .74 1 .10. L__.____,ries Ig.. s .. ipazir orate tdricouvrarte; °S n•tittlf 4 e 4 l.l l4b -11 133i bit ; ' svivq - bicese - ee e beebr' _,Y_olPfir i rO__ , _ : ______ L - - • . mighema r t .. li A te 11 7i7py / itifdlen4'dti#ol44. .' to engage , oione, t.....re *.th *Auld au 'nave into Paris, would be iftwe area sit-de . ' ' ismsrml"' , 2 ir - -- - . '' . * still. tnoredisonneent• Officer tad es be rein P l ug t9 ' c°ll. - h is t oiorm He did reach his meet insowestlis lIIIIIoes, which have *asked the his. is their f . . . , _• . Frocks*, th en ai t to i l? em ; de It rorce,:wheee ' capital toPlec e ilire by , ‘vand owe s ir w i nli as a i d am berses y be ss a pposed rosch fury of thi llitai lsommegs " *a site e rmag . fivivi ehmer 4 sma ? itemestic isbN 10 *Od om : i 4 1., 41:d b. mo b ili ne t i tr iviailko r dire cZt as ligued t . co , tvi tu di er s ; --ea- .ri ---."Witimi...721.40.4,..hi5t after a jo urn ey of so many him_ - _ to . of atom. i aorima talents to.cermand seriectmandi ibete ans., Minister of two , ' sin , ...."• • •__:,-- had roads and during ma inelemest season. But the em it ire i k twili & l oo f a glee ._ __.,,___l. ..... .a.bli.--- of _ . . - - A --..116.. .0 1_ .- CL_ i.A.... 1.117u5..• t...ficii• viegrami num.. & I Ptithintiiitokr dissidatioeu tridmilit a Partiameet.- • toelotel aided t; oar othor borthens.' So mesh hes cot HAIM 'r i m"' -- - 7, -- 0,., --. " --"--'- P. -": ' • .1411Pel, WM, MktgWirt , so d c or k ; p iss v i _______ ll/ P r ° Pelves darial that period bees !ugataa tea t I f t - hi E na trade still to be oaallsod to the ComPany. Mans most LA MM II nine* dilhert, sit tuY gespe,,to l $ his ocessioasi 4 verjtmotto remonstrance from . Mate, co llect tie ipreassd and in creasing rates.ait!, lOU ' Cook of Directoes, mid a • Wig correepondenco oar le inius f ac t w ing asiniti p i se p o idigg h ' the . pow, fir has' taken place: We trust the *hole win tie lobi r this Is instance, g Ale thee swotting relief la the perish of before the Proprietors at the amain gener*l Court thee the. &. Ma r y% siphomagboos , whk i t wo o * .ft , nam for public disappron, on i t is a meter of the most r - r -. serious coneertamete log OW" to the CosePentbah nd dot 'sass of till eety44tlttratakamovet to the ors - to e is s ep i4 '' • v: s • rly mad' log &robe of Wien Inlet and tebleatiad per. •We Mare, that ter mime date back the Va(iatslaiss' If Quo., wo o. to 0, - othir perishes of That_ ' ' ...4sh!.ss of. Oxford . aod Dublin hen cbatribeted sellef tor)irs. . , sent lad town, tho illiabor of paspen.are. ' ' . Stool* lliskops p d other Clew ; sod t o t ',9o**- political p ro porthop e. lion osio .thi r d o f the ir i e s i • Instant a to uspopasetti far 1100 man In tbe Santa of OM Vali t selty of Co / *cm- to a state artrystilmod sasodlilty : sail alas* the pa ssed'• witboot a &oats, an d no 1 7=t2 6 7 4 ' • aracter, ' coadition at tee tetra can supply _ as•Obacttiata for Oma old of the jahlic chest toilia . Setlol iNdliOld ' Lad him gemeral talcilatiotr, yet k . Ir self.eskielit, tlet the f o od. - ' ..,, • .... ' ~, , Mod his 'ewe cawed will every where produce sijilar effects, CORN EiCUMUIII.-0•NO OM** litalltiklif feel v*P isasiod sai i r IT 04 &mbar and poCemities of the G,rata• • ~ . • • , 4 . preload ejects solklai.sollat, This is a Wilda *Aare of Twewra-Niture Ca stars ~." tpts , Characters hattallems outommi let tho Am. • .. • and this i thew Offilstic . dittressea, *hi* ollberbid ter ori• set. ask mar b i t ksi g tr , p ..0 the s. '- • .; us • *M . SCI C 1 0 1 4 °° attabastigir Pam Iscani 10 4 010116 S i* iiitossty, Stamm Itiat tad Co, lit - rhtab W.l 1811. .II - o!sectag at this affeettoesitbjecf„ ii•ii u saa sse., e . .. m i t C o . ii ii 1, 4 at Ilileno *MS piNk writer, whoia acaleoespnll 400 diketel their ___,Olita a t .- ' ',_ .Cooks .k.•••; ;;:- ta, la an ; ruble MO 4 eion 4espet lOW tom iiiiitio!cat as. ~t he i r 4.1 . ,.. .: also, ho s, *ma moors lbw sot otitis 001“1/*Nais• IS' Stil "..1 7 ~-w - 4;4o.iiar I " ' - • ''' ; . 4 • . ' list to Pt a 4 1 ' pow Massif io Ws &WS% Jed Natibtelft: • . , 0440, folk, otastal s cal, askimago:--a Wbatasa Isompoossio as 4latildo t t; Oa sti tiillawCloolittinrWAskeims is!) sad. fissus, or sat can ! acs'talls to 'oda Nis oitit..- ~ • . . ' - -