The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-02-28 00:00:00

THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, 8 if.TURD AY, Aai 2s At o'clock, yesterday, the parties who pro posed to bid for the Loan, •sited, according to ap pointment, at the Treasury, upon Lord GarN. •st.re and Lord Ilsany Pt. Try, to know the amount of the Loan, the principles upon which the bargain Was to he made, and the periods of pay. mem. The parties consisted of the following Liu fists: Sir F. SLUNG and Co. 411aaarr. COLDSMID • hi Co. Mown THEELUSSON and Co. Mesas BARNES and Co. ..4a Grenville ;Wormed them, that the amount o; cbe I,sian would be 12;00,0001. for England, and 2,00000 1 . .for Ireland, making in the whole 14,233,0031. to be raisel in England, besides 1 SOO,OOO. to be raised in Ireland. Per ow:Ty 1001. Money, the Contra tors to have 701. Stook, 3 plr Cent. Consols, and 701. Stock - is I per Cenk Reduced. ;he bidding to be in the 6 per C•fws on TuesdAy next. ; y. The Cut payment to b. on March 5, an! the last os J anuAry lti, 1833; each Payment to be 101. • r‘r CI Lt. Disontl: 5 per cent. I: tl.us apra:s diet tiv total sun ranted fcr , Gi rat Britain and Ireland, Sr 15,70%0W. uf whicti 3,5'20,0001. is for 'lreland. Lard GAILIOViLLE stated, that there wculd be an 141 uf 3,000,0031. Excl.egurt ; auk: being repested as say, whether any farlh:r slim might be wanted hrs. his I.orshlip declined any wet. _The two clss,es ifs per Cents., it is * 6 Wei, will be tetra at *bout GI, in which event 4k, the wilding in the 5 per Cents. will be about 121. • NG. ottenbutgit Mail arrived yesterday, with hi . ters and yilptrs to the 10. h inst. hum which ar have ma e the folk ing extrad : C•TTENEQIGH, rrs. 9. Official accounts have been received to-day horn Stralsund, which contain ioteiligencc that Marshal Mcirt:et's army hasreturneJ to Swedish Pomerania, which it has entered, and taken Wdgast, Ste. When the accounts came away it was within a mile and a half of Stralsund. and consisted of 17.000 men. There tad been several trifling affAirs between the French and Swedes, in which a few turn have been killed and wounded on both sides. The Court tdartial en fir Hone Popham is de ferred from Monday to Thursday nrst. We understand that Lcrd Mat.vit.ce is arrived in town on his say to Portsmouth, havirg been summoned there, in consetpence of the Trial of Sir Hosts POPHAM. The Elettion for the connty of N , rfolk, as irwests by adrertisenwo, is fin-d for th:. 4th of Matrh.— Sir ACOO As . rt El- and Mr. Lovt•ao Come have stayed w t t every pio.peet of success. T. W. Corte, I.sq. the Itte M. P. for Norfolk, was nn Tisursdfy unanimously eh IteJ for Derby, and received the most fl awing tokens of regard Mom t . e inh.bitants, who seemed to vie with his late intitut.nts iu ',nosing their admiration of his cha. ratter. _ _ _ . _ 13ota P A ITC 112% ordered all thelsolletins of the Grand Aims', of the pisceding and present caw peign, to Le translated into the Asabic and Turkish languages. The Pursers of the slips L',,ited IC;n;dool, Woo etst,r, City of London, Rar:nz, L 64 Do.coo, and Metrw/fe, will rceene their tine' dispatches from the Esst India Howe, this day. General WHIT at ocx s takes his passage for South America in the Thi.he frigate. A Company of Artillery has embarked on board that ship. The fte:istance arrived, on Thursday, from Ja maica. Alla the Nereid from the River Plata. We have not heard that the latter has brought any more recent nex‘s than the ship which brought home air Hums Poric•u. The Tlaut ley. of and for Hull, from —, has been captured, recaptured, and carried into Dover. The hands, Gs AY. from Surinam, for London, is captured and earned into Guadeloupe. The Thought, from St. Michael's, for Glasgow, is I it in the Clyde, aid all the crew. I. Letters received at Pl) mouth, dated in Deeetnbe last, from our fleet in the Dardanelles, state theft'', lowing interesting particulars of the state of affairs, at that period, in Turkey The Cone/ to, 84r Rear Admiral Louis, the Enaleawea, 44, and another frigate, are stationed &rally opposi:e the Grand Signlor's Seraglio, or Palace. The TAraderer, 74, and Standcrei, 64, and two frigates, are anchored to endlnand the passage of the Dardanelles. A few tit -days before these letters came away, a Russian tri vate, from the Meditetranran, Frssed the Darda lelies, with , ut molestation frost the Turkish bat :enm. But SEBASTIAN!, the French intriguing Am- Isasfador frem France to the Ottoman Pint', made a violent remonstrance at this frsgece parsing the Dardanelles, but could get no redress, as our En voy, Mr. Aft 01:111NOT, gave in a representation of the !logien., and placed it in its proper point of vi. w, to the vtisfadion of ihe Turkis,: Government. —There are tlO sail nt the liele and 15 frigates in the arsenal, hut not above live of them half manned. Our ships are all in high order and discipline. The Turks treat nor people with the greatert civility and *Mention. Retie...mews of all Cods are sent on board our men of war. Our Gallant Admiral and hr. Oiliipits. and the Captains and Officers of the other British men of war, litquently dine on shore with Mr. A &It.> r. t.y t i RorAL On Thursday morning, about ten o'clock, du! KING'{ hounds were turned out near Salt HjU, to hurt a most excellent deer. A very numerous field of Gentiem'en sportsmen assembled open the occasion. About ten o'clock, the Duke of CUMBER I. MID, with seee• al attendants, arrived from Windsor Castle, s Inn af er which the Jeer was turned out for the day's diversion. The animal shewei great sport at setting off, and went with great swiftness inland, Farnham Royal, mak iniz a il-mble back by Slough, through Diton Park, where he rook his course through the inclosures towards Staines, taking to the left, where he crossed the country towilds Uxbridge and Hirefield, run ning with great ?Peed till he came near the town of Ifickmansworth, in liertfordshire, after an excelient run of four hours, amongst a great number of speflators. The sportsmen's horses were so COlll - knocked up, that most of th , m were obiigrd to hire post-chaises to retern to Windsot and sue neighhottsing counts y. The ititso has not hunted this season. Est • to^ FASHIONABLE INSTITUTION. The Fashionable institution in Argyle street was again opened last Thursday night, with a grand ball and supper ; tables were laid nut in the lower apartn:euts for three hundred and fifty. At elevun o'clock the ball was opened to the favourite tune of The iloheo Moon. At one, three hundred sat down tea sumptuous supper, which consisted ofsevrry de. licacy of the season. At two, the Company reitaited to the Ball-room, and secommi.nced dancing, and did not separate WI near Life in the morning. In the elegant cirt /e were Their Royal I iighnes," the Prince of W, les and Dub of Carninidite; ti.e Dukes de Berri and ; the Dochasee. of Gord.i.i, B.ltlin and St. Alliair%; the SI irqui. awl Marrhionea: of I.4inchcater ; Marrow and Marchioness of Staff •rd ; the E4f;ll of Lau lerd.rle , Stair, and VI" inehel. sea ; the Countesse; Alidnia But I lerdirreke S,ftior, and Cowper ; the lAdos ..arsilaeit, C. tire ville, &nese, and M. Taylor. GRAND DINNLR. Earl FORT ESCUE Save a grand dinner, last Thurs day, at his hone, in Giusvelint-itps ire, to se veral of the Ihreitors rt the Ancient Music. The company chned in the front parlour, which is a room finished in the antique style; there is a white Egyptian chimney piece, beautifully carved, over' which is a valuable scripture painting ; on each side of the fire-place is suspended a painting; one representing a view of his Lordship's house and pleasure grounds, and the other of the park, at Caste-Hill, Devonshire; under these paint ings are two large marble slabs, on ebony stands, richly carved. The table was set out m a peculiar style of elegance, and was lighted by wax. lights, in massy silver branches The dinner con sisted of two courses, fourteen each, and comprised every delicacy of the season. Amangst the com pany were:—. • Ifs Royal Ifighner4 the Doke of CirabriAge, who sst on the rlltt of the Noble 1.1,1; to- F.art ..1 Ux..rrolge, Count beaU 4 dillif, Viscount Euro, gttn:, and the lion. Arthur Pdgct. Their MaJtsrtss did not stir nut of Windsor Castle yesterday, or the day before, owing to the coldness of the weather. Yesterday, the YMINGLsses, seennspan;ed by the Duke of Cumstasarso. with their usual Attend ants, rode out for about two hours. Sir HYDE PARKER, We arc happy to state, is nearly recovered from his late illness. The Earl of DA RTMOU LH, the Lord 'Chamber lain, has been confined, upwards of i fortstsglit, with a violent attack of the gout. Colonel and Mrs. BEAUMONT will give a grand dinner, at their house in Portman-square, on the 4th of March. Sir JOl4/I Ptays might have looked a Rolle, but Lady CLONCI/IItY was certainly not a Cure. The fourth Concert of Ancient Music was per formed on Thursday evening, and was honoured with an elegant and crnsvdtd company. The Duke of Causawca was t) e individual person of the ROYAL FAMILY present. _ •three grand Subscription Assemblies ate tn take place in Dublin, on the 3J, 19th, and 31st of March, at the Public Rooms, Rutland4quaire. The Countess of MeaTu, the Countess of CHAPLIMOIKT, the Vis. countess Mosie, Lady AIOILL, Mr.. Dawson, and Mrs. H. Baktitollo, are the Lady Patronesses. Mr. Cotss has written an Epilogue for his ;end Mosr,.p:'s new Comedy. of which report speaks highly. '1 his Epilogue, it seems, is of the interlocutory kind, and partakes strongly of the au thor's humour. Mr. TA V We, it seems, grounds his claim to the resunipoi of the management of the Opera, upon the contra& between him and the late Mr. Goat°, as well as upon the superiority of shares in which he has an interest. According to the terms of that contract, it is said, that in case of Mr. Gooto's death, this privilege was reserved for the totraer Manager. •It appears from a picture ethibitel at a late reins. cos. trial, that the Baronet was afraid to ven ture his acct in the business. Lan night the Harmonic Society at Bath wet-et° give their second entertainment to their fair friends. —The Warming Noblemen and Gentlemen were the Stewards on the occasion : Right Hon. the tart of Cork. Admiral Thomas. Sir Nigel Greeley, Bart. General Lloyd. Rev. Sir F. Broughton, But. Colonel Phelps. Rev Of. Marriott. I Colonel ciiiiien. Baron Pe:dzor. Colonel Ilford. Colonel illih. C. W. Pochln, Esq. Major Taubman. lA. Wright, Em. 5.0 De Burgh, Fag. J. flowlton, laq. James Reddish, Lsq. J. Mason, l'aq. A pitched battle was /Aught, on Tuesday lan, for 10 guineas a side, on Blackheath, by two se cond rate pugilists, viz. Jew Jeremy fr.m Team, h•tter known by the name of (Ed Tektr, uni gm . i Howleil. The fight eons;sted of 30 rounds, and lasted 43 minutes, when Old Tykes, who appeared game at the first set-tn, :hewed the rhiet fialher, and Howl( it, though W aired vifaor. We-riser in science, Is as de- ; I • CORONER'3 INQUBS s , : 4 %he •Coroner's Irgtona upon the bodies of a, several prrsor.s wh s lost their lives et, ri.abl e itit, at t: e execution of the Murderctiasty front o the Old Bailey, trimmed its inquiry last evening at six o'clock, in St. 11..rthrlornew s Hospi•;tl, and can tinned to hear witnesses *roil half past tea. The Witnesses examined: wife William Gadfryy and Thomas Worcester, two patients in the Hospital, who had been hurt in the crowd on that day, the lamer of whotn was a pupil in the Itospit.il, a Constatl., and two or three other pr:s•ms. They were particularly examined to the cans! of the es tcaorainary pressure, ants they all agreed in attri bating, it to the line of carts and other carliages. which, by h) eking up the way, ohstrtacled the re treat of the crosvd towards Sm;t!ifi ld. At twelve o'clock, aftet an houf and a halt's consultation, the i. Jury returned a rerdid to the following tile& : •• That last Monday morning the several petsc.ns deceased went to the Old Bailey, at the North west end and side thereof, near to Great and Little Green Arbour courts, to see the execution of the criminals; that a great many carts, and other car nialtas, mere placed across the said avenue, by whi:h the passage and way thereof were greatly narrowed, so much so, that the mass of people (odd not pass to see the ereentian, many of who/wrested with great violence by ;h., West end ; that other carts and carriages were extended to wards the houses to the North-west end of the Old 13.iley, which occasioned the crowd that attempted to cross these, to be greatly compressed. by means thereof; that many persons, so compressed, died of suffocation ; and that e•thers, falling from faint ness, were trampled in the crowd to death. At. 4 G. Hoocrotr. Esq. Coroner for Middlesex, took an inquisition, on Thursday evening, at the White Hart, Leather-lane, on the body of the wife of Stephen Boyce, who was reported to have been murdered by her husband nn Wednesday mornirg. The Jury met at A o'clock,, and the investigation lasted until midnight, during which a great number of witnesses were examiaed, in order to throw all pissible light on the suhjeft. Rog, rs, a watchmen, whose box stood near to No. 53, Leathce-lane, was the first man who entered the house, with the husband, and se,ho was a material witness, in descrihinp, the situation of the body. ke. Boyce called him out of his box, be tween twelve and one o'clock on Wednesday morn ing, and informed him something had happened to his wife, for she attempted to talk, and he could wit understand her; requesting that he, the witness, would accompany him home to his house, in a court at the back of the premises of No. 53. On the watchman entering the house, he discovered the deceased !yin.; on her belly, with her sight hand under her head, near to the door, and a quantity of blood was in another part of the room. Boyce lifted up the head of the deceased . and exclaimrd. She has cut her throat." The deceased was not quite dead, but she attempted in vain to articulate. The husband appeared greatly distressed in mint. and ran round the court, in a frantic manner, calling oat that his wife had Iclled herself. Othei watchmen came to the house, and a surgeon was tetchechtbe sax knife, wish which the au had been perpetrated, was lying near to the body. There was no light in the room, nor did there appear to have been any. Ann Hendon, who lived in the came eonrt as the deceared, proved that the deceased and her husband lived unhappily together, and that the deceased, wh o was mod, addißed to dtinking, had informed Aer on the Tuesday that she had not scan her hus band since Friday last. ‘Vitness saw the deceased go into her apartment at four o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, and she spoke to her, but the deceased did not take any notice of her, which was different to 'Ph it she used to do. This Witness proved th the husband had recently been imprisoned at the suit of his wife. Mai y Tucker, a servant to Mr. Stutsbs, iron monger, whose back premises are in the cnurt, stated, that, where she used to sit, she could hear the deceased and her husband converse together, as they were sitting by their fire-side. She had not heard the least noise in their house, on Tuesday night, nor eatly on Wednesday n: ruing, until payee called out that his wife had cut her throat. She was sitting up for her master, and she mist have heard a noise, there had bee:. any. About five minutes before Wye* called out, she heard some one go up the court, but she could n.:t say who it was, as other persons resided in the court. Witness knew the deceased to have been a drunken woman. Trott, the officer, proved that the paities lived in a very uncomfortable rnarner ; and that the husband had been imprisoned, at the suit of the wife. He bad heard Boyce threaten the deceased, when they were quarrelling. Mr. Bleveit, who had frequently emphlyed Royce, had known him and the deceased, six years. lilayce was a hard-working, industrious, inotiensive ram, and he was possessed of a little property, which he had o►nsioed by the lottery. 'Dia Wit ness described Inc deceased as having been insane since May last, when the husband got his money, from repeated habits of drunkenness. Several other Witnesses were examined, without throwing any additional light on the subject. A circumstance of some importance was, thirt the de. ceased was described as left-handed, and it was the opinion, that the wound of the deceased kad been inileited with the left hand. After an appropriate charge to the Jury, from Mr. Hootison, they de livered a verdiet The Catharine, Owes, from London, for Sligo. is on slmre, near Railyshannon. Part of the carp expefled to be saved. I.ettets from Hal:fax, dated January 13, state, that the weather had set in extremely severe. A party of the 9ith regiment, consisting of a see. pant, corporal, and private, had gone a few days before in search of a deserter; the private had re turnwl, and was then in the hospital, and it was feared the poor fellow would lose both his feet from the severity of the frost. The serjeartt and corporal were both found frozen to dcath, at sine miles distant from Halifax. Three men, who had gone in search of them, had not returned, and it was dreaded that they had tamed the &SITU laic. LAW INTIELI,f6RNCE. COURT Or EING'S t' NCH, t;vvi nr .17 !pi '7 . S tiVZS at .11W 1",b4), 60 3 7. re Eyre! ofi c r j o , de EL LES BUROI4IN. Tam m airy. r. elusion. This was au a.,irra brought to venom the an t 4 101. for work and labour, Bare and atteiPliftft, fie curing tie artendant's son of 14 hart in hi. k; ye. It Cost the inn of the Defendant, yha was a wneelwrigl.t, and about es yearn of rim hail received severe wound itt his Intee,, and „ tr . gical assistanag being necessary, it was, span sultation, arra by the faculty ' , that intordyr la prevent immedive mortifi:ration in ow ram i ha patient should suffer amputation. This was sum ! . ously resisted by the mother of the young man; ais4 upon the repse.entatimit of an old female neigh. bout, who expatiated up. n Vie wonderful Skill, ate! the cures periorned by the Plaintiff, who was a: Breaches-rnak-r in Shoteditch, the DerrwNnt, charged by the Plaintiff• applied to him for his a. siatance, and urtdertcok to remunerate Ifni for F • • trouble. 7'he Piaintiii accordingly undettork the mire : in a weak Om young man was able to walk about bed-cffunber ;in a tort. ight lie could g,s up and down staWs ; and in less than three moors!. the cure was completed, and be was restor.jt • the viten use or his I:rr.b... In the c , ormi of tt,. time, the Plaintiff had regularly attended him d u siz weeks, withstit intermission, and now 1)101 1 0, his anion to recover cusipeasation fur his time. trouble, &c. rt oppenning, however, upon the evidence of th• iiVi . :rdant's daughter, who was the only called, that sa far fr :m t►e Deler:dant's ondettalo• g , to pay any ium of money to the Plaietiff, he uerLr had interfered—The flannteft was nonsuited. Mi. PARK E. for the Defendant, then stated. ast in truth the s uuni man had paid the 'Plaintiff a wh;ch was al; the money he had in the wadi, set kis wife was oblif,e.l to go to. varizo in order i 4 nutke up even that sum. NA . rm. in I LLI.IohNC2. 'ORrsMcuTlt, r :la S. Sailed the following East Indiamen, use: cop. voy of the Captain and Uartgel, of 74 guns c4ch : True Briton, Duke of Moutrote, Scaleby Castle, Nenine. ham, Britannia, Alfred, Admir , lGanlnti, Cattle Eden, Ned y Addington, Cumberland, and Callen'. Arrived the flesh:axes fligate, from JAmaica; and the Naiad, from a cruise. Came in!o harbour a French privateer, of 13 guns, captured by the Dian? frigate. Ailed L'Acraegie, with a convey tnr Cork ; and the Dieddartight, Acreage, and Sparticee, In jcin the Channel PRICE OF STOCKS YESTLaDAY. 'lank Stack ...217 Hi 3 pt. Cent. Reduced :.: net Cent. Consols 4 ~er Cent 3 per Cent. Navy tii 5 1 1 # Long AllltUilit , _ . Imr;rull per Coot. D-firrred Stick .... India -- 3 lords .. i's prem. Exchequer 1141 ..... E glith 1,. , #117 Tickets ...4 comsat tat54...,....5. 4 , 6 . . r 6 3llif T. DISH. Stnci-liarier, 4. Omaha, and 9 1 (...11:nind crow. COUKSE OF EXi Amsterdam ....36 7 2 U. 1)oto at Sight.. 10 :RANGE, Fes. 27. Venice 32 sew C. Naples ...40 LisSon .63 Oporio ..63 Dublin Cork l2 nuLaton Portugal G..ld w Coin and Rats per oz New Dollars ti! Silver in Aar' 5 it New Louis each Agio of the Rank on Holland, SI per Cent. Itotter4ani - . 11 12 2 U. asmburch 34 111 Altana 36 11 2ill. 1 day's date 24 10 -. Dieu. 24 14 2 U. Rwdesui _ . Madrid - in pallet. Ditto 391 effect. Cadia . .. in vipt.f. Di:to 391 effect. Hitbot 38 8 I.egiv .rot 491 G-roa .45 BIRTHS. On Sunday evening last, in Upper Berkeley-greet, Portman gnostic, in amsequeuc- of a Wow the rereieed a f , ,rtnight be fore, in walking, the Lady of Captain Bute, of the Royal Navy, of a born infant. Wednesday morning, at h s hoot., in York-street, Paeataa square, the Lady of that Hon. (laid Gardner, of a daughter. MARRItGE. LatAy, at Newry, Ireland, I.ieut. Wilson, of the 67th regi meat. to Mip Gtlieepy of that town. DEATH. • On the 19th inst. hfiv.Vineent, wife of the Rev. Vrin.Vis. cent, D.D. Wan of Weitmiimer. HIGH WATEK. rHIS uA.. LJSu ;N ictioGC Mean 13 mln.afier 6 I 1tven....451 nun aro, SALE BY AUCTION. ROTARY STE it!.! ENGINE. He JOSF.PIi TRESISE, At the House of William Pe:lowe, the Eine's Arms, in the Borough of PentlitA, and County of Com•all, on MUS -I),\ Y, the frith Day of MARCH ne x t, (INK-THIRD PART, or SHARE, in a PA TF.NT, lately taken nut in the name of Jonathan Hurnblowii, of Pmrhyn atammaid, for the Mile use and Igo -piety a and ria • eistely-irseerwisd 1110TARV STEAM EN• GIBE., without Cylinders, or Pistons, es'eulated mat only lr racing W..ter, mil other Ligitid., from Mines, and at e.it Depth., by siva,. of Vim and Steam, but snore tepecial! , all purooles of Nit:l...irk of every description, Whiin-w.i and ail kind. of Machine y Maoilfactoties, when• a lt , tasc Motion per se is , equitill, or where unit a tltl3ll Spice CAR 1• afford. n 1 for exert:mite rya' pcmi.r. A com:atete Ittter %its lion has lone ben a eksi.l.; Jtttrn in MOCIIII , ItCt. and is pm awned by this in. -idiots to he fictairrri. A Mulel. up% • late.. Scale, hr. been wiwkine, • r some months past, at ren• Then, an.loiders for tie hoection of sees or Met F hay been airily rceeived by lite Pawnees, bio• ement AT carried into Execution, ail the 4rranartnente intended by this Seale, arc Cartled tom effect. Tim *To* Share will he put •up in noe Lot, or two Lets, of f tutu part tech, and WA. 4014.erre to the Re-perentut of mow ,n 1:41.61.. is may v , tonately apimir In be due), "t if thehott P 10414611 tn• sail Patent, being th• Amount of an unarm ertained Wiand, whets the Pro .rictnr• of t6l, Shire have on the seal P ictrit•tVit, for the r.,pr11.3.4 attendant et ~•ecral former umuce.stful Experiment., are m brt•giog the Intention to yeti,. •ion. Farther ratticulai. nit be known, he applying tai Mr. f • f` liter, Si. Col:etv.s ; Mr. C Sett. If .1144111 Weltma R chard., E.q. aoit Jonath:tis renth's; of NT- George C. Omar.. 14 Om. LONDON t—ttrrintott by G. U4%101104, 14n. 17, Iluke'! Com, 800 11.rsti t Ciive , st-G4,14.11. 3,1 sosti , s.httl at I:.a (Ace, r(o. IS, hack of St. C1,rt....t• Cb..reb, StraM , by W. STOCK, N. 7, New llotto a st,ttot, Long Act:. I /..1 er% &c. f. the, raper. it .t to Ma Oirtc• (port Viol) I,a d., attabilti .urulay TH T fi ts lea I Ora Mt. M., *AI . To HA MOWN Chotit, M Saud* ; Towasor Mother 00 Tat At Phy-H ON will Ifr rill Taft II! Slif Mah 111 *a re o Mr lirala in'. Coils March.— Mac )01,-1 ntf u:onson. Forl of on t'• GI ta'!! blioof Pooriio • :more it lm% M Mr:Ari The rot esyewe• Dews t PL,e•a I 20% O ••• C Theatre. and tope •.• T 011torior •1I • • i al Daman, lat. Palo Tae F •M, in • .. • .. • .. 13 ~ 10., 30 - •0 . 3,000 . 3.000 IF -...... The a pnrchaa drawn L'',, wary of the Pm meek Beids, *km Duna fedi 4 any Mt al 4e 4 re, Orli, 1 -warag