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V to it o'clock t' a (Glow ii• e mns. Millie C 0 , 04 use remmra . when the President male hewn its final ie.erinmations, t. , the prese,re of the prisinei:, and the timed which had waited in th.• Hall dun• g that long period, in expectation of 'he result ing smitence. It wt- Is follows : Georges Cad .I, Bouvet de Loaier, Rinuillon, Rochelle, A na d Poileitae, Dliosier, Da Riviese, Louis Docorm, Pi. c o t, L a pat a i s , Coater Stint Visor, (*mile, ArmatidGnilsoi, J ya, a, liturhiat, Lemereier, Lelan, Merille, and Roger, were • •ce I wave t , , airy death, Nide teneliscation at decor c...uli. General Moreau, Jules Polignac, Leridan, Rolland, arid a young woman of the name of Hizsy, were cam/rowed to si.pr tee years Senn Omer/sent. Viliir e.iochery, David, Herre, Lenoble, Rubin Lagrimau diere, Noel Ducorps, Dairy, Even, Troche, peer, Troche, jai, 14 miner and his wilt, Deters and his wife, Spin, Caren, Gal lus and his wife, were acquitted. D.mand and his wife, Dubuisson and his wife, and Vented, were ...dared to the l'o4ce Jar correct.; n. JUNI 10. Yesterday at St. Cloud, Madame Polignac threw herself at the fest of the 'Emperor, a: he was passing through the Hall whzre he receives the Ministers to the apartment of toe Fineness, and supplicated him fur the pardon of her hug bn.l She had been fiorn six in the morning with the Em press, who, in the kindest and moat 'feeling mariner, had not only supported cud micouraged her, but had eontin eel the means *fan interview will the Emperue. The presence of a woman in a place which women are not permitted to tuner, occasioned ✓uins surprise in his lonic, ial Majesty, when, bursting Otto tee", she informed him that .he was Madame Polignac. The Emperor stopped, regard,. I her with attention, and expressed hit astonishment that Si. Dc Polignac, whom he remembered as the c mil:anion of his youth, at the Military School, shnuld beet engaged in such an odious transaSion. Madame Po!ignac, es well as the violence of her grief would allow her, attempted se exculpate her busOand of the design of participating in crime...thick are forb.dden by honour as well as by the laws The ace* it of her grief gave additional force te her supplication; and his Imperial klajoity, who was very much afiesied on the orr-assn.i. replwd : " As this attempt was against me own life, I may be nista:ind in pant - ung hum, and I pardon Inca accord Seigle." When he had heard with a condomAm attention the term. oas of her gratitude, he said, " They are very col• Fable miles ii, who employ their mo t faithful servants in such criminal mil dl-emitrived undertakings. They cannot justify the exposure of their young ; eople to dangers wh.ch they do mot partake with them." 1 4 The Polk: Office ha., this morning, ordered the following I. tt..r to be posted in all parts of Paris: " The Counsellor of State, and Prefect of the Police, to the Cummeraries of Police, to the Inspector General, te the Pow: Officers, and the inspectors iif the Police of Paris. 1 . While the public proceedings against the Conspirators ! lasted, I enjoined you, Gentlemen, to give free access to the Pa ace or Ju tree ; and I recommended you to let the Citizens deliver their amnions freely, and in every place, on the subject of the trials But now, that the Court of Justice has delivered its vanteiree i , every thing must return to its ordinary course ; 6 and sari cell one pmond any pessns ts assemhle, particularly at the Court of Jolene., or to publish, sell, or distribute any mimed piper or pamphlet relative to the persons condemned. You will soma all persons who shall act in disobedience tr. this node , . The 11nifiittar , L i. the 15.'4 coistaine the . fdloiring druids re' dose to Evland, dated Paris, Jane 14. " Con moos should be on its guard against the false rumours circulated lq the newspapers and buletins from London. " film i. no anxiety with respect to the tranquillity of the Ciiiitinent. " Ides' of a coalition are mere chimeras, invented by F.•tglish brains. It iseiiially false that there have been maritime events of any imponance. Some partial attacks have taken place, and all have been to our advantage We have sewer hems iii a better position during any war with England, and our enemies have never been in a more embarrassing situation. In fine, all the rumours spread either Ay bears or by disordered brains. upon our ntuation, both interest and external, are equally yell of fo.indation. (From Me Journal dc Commerce of Friday. Jew 1!,.) r •ats, Jura 14. Monday last, the sister and aunt of M. d. Steele went to St Cloud, to implore the clensenes ~." his Maiesty the Em peror, in favour of their unhappy relat.ve, .-eidc coned to death I * the sentence of the 10th. • liar Imperial Majesty deigned, with that goodness wbkh itllialialmriews her, to fa.-dilate their areas to her august spina* Th. Emperor granted to the tears of this family, the pardon it s.•licited. ' The next day Mademoiselle 11 . 14411, a young lady of 14 moil of ar, whose Father was condemned by the same sen *twee, and her Mother in confinement, as ithout relatives, with esse frie i rds, without Council at Tan', went alone to expras la:, despair ha Madame the Princess Louts Bonaparte. Iler Imperial H.ghness received her with the same gnoins,s, mother had given such uff,:li.ig immeaatelv to St Cloud. The young Lajolais obtained the par• ttelf thi MILAN. MAY 91. On the 26th inst. a message was sent by the Vice Presi dent of our Republic to the State Consulta, containing all Cation t 6 fix the manner in which the exaltation of Ron iparte, Chief of the Italian Republic, to the Imperial Dignity, cam be' best and most prperly honoured, and handed down to posterity. This message having been taken into consideration, it wa; on the 26th deemed by the State Convult That, in honour of his Wien. , Napoli, nil' niaparte. Emperor of the French, and Restorer of .tepubli.:, a monument Mall be ra . ..ed. I. That this f irtunate event shall, on the 16th of August nest, be solemnly celebrated throu4liout the whole Republic. MINISTRY OF THE MARINE. EXTRACT OF A DISPATCH FROM flit CAPTAIN GENERAL OF MARS IMICO, DATED PLLVIOSZ 25TH, YEAR 12, FIRRUARY 14. Commodore Hood employs all his force in the blockade of Martinique, and by means of the great number of his light vessels he endeavours to surprise some insulated parts of the coast ; but hi , blockade gives us as little uneasiness as his in cursions. One of his galliots the Kent, was sunk by the bat tery of Cape Solomon, in the night betw.rsai Cie I ttli and 15th of this month. Two negrees escaped by swimming, the :rest of the crew, sad 37 men of the Garrison of Dominica, with three officer., perished. The Vigilant cotter blew up before Saint Pierv.r, on the 16th at noon, and can taa n. flit of the 17th all the beats on the station, having been assembled to at tempt, with SOO men, a coup•de main on a small camp which 1 hal estaalislaerl at Cerun, to proted the quarters of Diatnant and Saint Luce, the former pest, consisting of forty sailors, fell upon tlis body of szarnen and soldiers killed the Lieuteriaot of the Centaur, who coin in orded the evpsidirion, an ogres of the troops, two serjeants, e.g.it or ten sailor', and wounded at least forty. Tho repent, .n. 41: by six nrisoners, was confirmed by the offic ,r of the last flag of iluce sent to hie If the company of the grenadiers of th,.• marine, that of the 84th denii-hr , gade, and that of the oat...nal guard, could have arrived in time, that is to say, mad the enemy made the smallest resistaisce, not one of them woull have escaped ; and, what will appear very extra ordinary, Citmen Minister, is, that we did not lose a siiitl• non, nor ind we any wounded, because our detachment had time to throw themselves into the cane fields and bushes which Wider the high road. The attempt of the 19th on Dunkin k Point was not more successful ; the boats retired on the first musket shut, and the cries heard on boatel, Icaec us 111.1 doubt that a great many were wounded. No one can be better satisfied than I am with the courage of the troops of Martinique. I cannot bestow two high praises on the fidelity, seal, and courage, of the peu,le of colour, who hove all %hewn themselves re. I.y w 'ally of tins proteCtion of Goveniment. We have some sick in these Antilles, but the number is very laconsidessUle, in companion with those destro ed by the epidetay at the English colonies. 1 1 [ ...._ whicli th , Empims her mother had given such off,:ii.ig examples. She condoned her inimeslatelv to Sr Cloud. The rief and supplication of the young Lajolais obtained the Isar• den of her father. The pardon of M. Bouvet de Lazier, was granted the same de r to Mademoiselle Br-ivet, his sister, under the ao•pices of her Impe-ial Highness Madame Me Princess Murat. From the New Aft , ehmet /R tirriam Pacer) 1 r . 7ene 20. Gen. Moreau is said so be dimatisfied:sitb the tenter) , is. of the i Court, declaring him to have been concerned in the conspi:acy. • rest jos has been manifested in some parts of the army on the , that this great Cameral has nit been sentenced to death. he Emperor has pardoned the es-Meant Slmsysises of Pulig- ac and Eiviere, Bovet de Loiter, and the c► , ltaant Gamma I tole's. TM other prisoners have appealed to the Tribunal of Ap- . s seal, before which Cisirt all the proceed:l4ls must be received Meese the sentence of the Court can be canted Sato execution. .1 our% ,l, the friend of Moreau, has been banulted to his i untry sat, at C .s. Vongere, for the space of a ) ear. ■ouLoors, icala 15. I Several divisions of the dandle are in our road, 23 English 4 maids are ancl..rei nysid to us, at the diatancA of a kague [ roJ a half ; the, Aare tint approach our line. A division that has arris ed from Calais as entering the read r moment. VILLARET. (Signed) THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27. We yesterday received Dutch P.ipers to the !Ist and private letters. The latter afford reason to ap prehend fresh exertions and aggressions on the part of BON •s , A art to shut us out from the Continent. Our agent at Husum, it is said, has docair.vd there the Earl of Lezera.r packet, for the pur i x).e of mak ing his escape, should the French take possession of that place, as was reported to be their intention. We have received Paris Papers to the I ith inst. They contain the last Sitting of the Court of Justice for the trial of the Conspirators at Paris, with the distintit sentences passed upon them. These are di vided into four classes :—lst. to suffer death with confiscation of goods: 2d. To suffer two years im paiserunent : 3d. The sentence of acquittal: and, 4th. Such punishment as the Police shall think pro per to iefiia. General MOREAU is among those who are sentenced to suffer two years imprisonment. Of the ainzteen condemned to die, Ae sine° Po c a o- ISAC, Dr Ravines, LAJOL A IS, and Bove& r as Los, ea, have already received the Ex. error's pardon. The other prisoners have appealed to the Tribunal of Cassation, ss here the proceedings must be revised before their sentence can be carried into execution.—lt is probable, that only GEORGES and a few others will surfers—While we rejoice at a result so much more favourable to humanity, than the cruel and sanguinary temper of the Corsican taught us to expel ; while we congratulate so many unfortunate men upon their escape from a fate which was considered inevitable; the mind turns with disgust from the canting hypocrisy and af feltation of mercy which the proceeding exhibits.— One poor prisoner is pardoned at the intercession of Princess Lovas BON•PARTL ; the Princess Mum ay saves a second ; the Empress JOSIPHINE begs off a third.—What an interesting, amiable family ! All the world surely must rejoice at beholding power and empire bestowed upon persons who can make so good a use of them.—ln all the Corsican's stage trick and theatrical skill, we never saw better aCting.— But it will not impose upon the world.—The poi- WALT of Jaffa, the murderer of P/CNEGIV, TocIS SAINT, and KLIIIIIt s and the calumniator of Mo at AU, will never gain credit for mercy. The world will impute this seeming mercy to fear, to policy, to selfishness. and security. It was the odium. the horror, and the indignation, excited over 411 Europe by the fool and atrocious murder of the Duke of that saved Poidusac, LAJOLAIII. and a few others of their eorpinic:•s in mhforttrie. Who that ever read the circumstances of that mur der, who are in the slightest degree acquainted with the history of BON AP A ter E, can tic stupid and weak enough to believe, that he bears .t heart accessible to pity ?--Ile may space the life of a leilow creature for whim, to grAtify his ambition, or to advance his policy, but he would take it away with the same indifference, did the same motives require a con trary coaduEt. The French 5 per Cents. were on the 15th-57 1. 60 c. A letter from Sandgate of the 25th, says,— " Some of the enemies small vessels have been out along shore, and much firing was beard yester day evening ; and this morning, in consequence, the Regulus frigate sailed from Dungeness, to join the squadron off Boulogne. Today it is uncommonly clear, and the encampments near that place are perfeftly visible : our vessels appear quietly at anchor, so that the movements of the enemy could not have been serious. Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, a Pi vv Council WAS h Id at Lord HARROWAY'S Office, which was attended by the Duke of PORTLAND, EAIIS CAM.. DEN, ‘VISTMORLAhD, and CHATHAM, and a num ber of others. Sir S. CUTTEILLL L attended as Clerk of the Council. New York Papers •hr 21st, 22d, and 23d uh. (three days later than -eccived on Saturday) have been received; from them we snake the follow ing extraas NIM.YORIII, 114 V 23. _ _ _ " A letter from Martinique, of the id inst. men tions that the friga es S:,3e.le and Didon had arrived at Guadaloupe with twops, four hundred of whom were immediately sent to Martinique. In conse quence of the arrival of these frigates, an embargo took place at Guadaloupe. The greater part of the troops had arrived at Martinique. " Upwards of sixty Americas vessels have re cently been captured by French privateers in the West Indies, most of them with valuable cargoes." The Moniteurs are chiefly filled with decrees of little interest, made in the ❑ame of 4 . Napoi.ros, by the grace of God, and the Constitutions of the Republic, Emperor of the French." The attempt to give an appearance of constitutional sanaion to his title is as ridiculous as his making the Almighty a party to his usurpation is impious. It is mentioned, in letters from Ratisbon, that the Direaor:ll Minister, in the sitting of the Diet of th 14th inst. has given the Assembly to undo-.t that the totater respeaing the alleged vio; ~,on of the German territory, by the arresting ut levet-al persons on the right side of the Rhine by the French, can by nit means form an oijid of ch akraoson fir Me Diet. By a person lately returned from Flushing, we learn that a vet,' great slaughter toe': place on hoard the enemy's flotilla that Levi' engaged Sir SIDSZY ; one of the large I'man: h.ii above 100 killed, and a very consideraV.e Lumber wounded. Ihe preparations for invasion go on without inter ruption, and are very considerable ; the soldiers in general are very eager to come, in hopes of enrich ms themselves—the officers are not quite so san guine. The declaration of Pi COT, the servant of G to cats, that he was put to the torture to force him to con fess, affords us en additional triumph, on a compa rison of our judicature with that of thz country which was to have diffused the spirit of freedom over Europe ! We have heard it confidently ajiromi, that the brave and meritorious Pic a calm was ac tually road so ekath in the Temple, in order to make him confess ; and that the body which was exhibited at the Hotel de Ville, was not his. It was surrounded by guards, who cautiously repelled the intrusive curiosity of the populace. We heard, at the same time, that no confession cluld be extorted, even by this inhuman means, from the gallant ve teran. A private letter from Berlin, June 9th, says, " Our politicians retard the rumour of a triple al liance between RUSNIA,ItChrId, and Turkey, not only as probable. bat as certain ; and that when the time comes to put this treaty into execution, or to make it public, other powers little suspected will accede to it." A Russian Chambelau w s the Minister whom ALt:allora I. sent to condole with Loins XVIII. on account of the murder of the Duke of ENGNISN and a French Nobleman, possessing, and worthy of the confidence of his Sovereign, was expedited at St. Peterslotugh, to return the compliments of Louis XVIII. and his thanks for the generous share the Rt.SSIAN EMILROR took in the mi , fortunes of his house. The Commissioners of Naval Enquiry have made their sixth report. It occupies 539 folio pages. Yesterday the Luau NIA roe ordered the A.size of Bread to be contiueed the same as last week, there being very little variation in the pi ice of wheat and Bout last week ; viz. the Quartern Loaf Wheaten and Household 7d. . . 'The celebrated JOHNSON, the smuggler, has given his j tilers at Middleburg a specimen of wonderful dexterity. After being confined in pri son ever since May 91, 184)9, I.s broke throigh every impediment and made his escape. He has not since been heard of. Sunday seennight, as JCIIIN Gutman, of Lan madock, near Swansea, was walking on the sea shore at Whitford, be perceived a package floating on the water , which be of course took up. and upon examination it was found to contain vouchers to a very large amount, letters of advice, various drafts, and notes of hand. apparently cancelled, abetraas of renders, and other papers, mostly dated Fort St. George, Bombay, and Madras. They appear to belong to the executors of the estate of ARI lIVR CUTHIERT, Esq. and, are conjeaared, had been bit from on board an East India ship, but notwith standing the long time they must have remained in the sea, the papers are but link injured. A descrip tion of them was forwarded this week to a house in London. 411. - 7 1 20 COVENT (iADVIsI T:',FATRE. L ast night, The I)4enna and The Devil to p its were performed at this theatre, for the benefit of Tk i Lning-in Chwity rt which is under th e patronage of Her MAJS.I r. The great novelty cf this ev:ning was Mr. Miitiov in the charadter of " I s. in the farce. It is ten yeas since this ailor quit te d the stage. When hiscorre , fl and admirabl e sty l e of is acing recolla led, it tt ill not be surprising th at he Ve:ss received wi.h great and reiterated applause, The veteran was for a nrmsent of ercome, no doubt, partly by his lively sense of the kindness of the au. thence, and partly, it is also probable, by the re. colleaion of former days. Notwithstanding Mr. Moon v's age, and although his voice was tremulou s , his pert irmance was much more firm, consistent, an d equal than is usual in similar attempts. Indeed, the lovers of the old school of aeling had their former and favourite yotvey before their eves, however the vigour of his representative was fled. At the con. elusion, he was dismissed with the same applause a t on his entrance. Mr. Qeicc played Isaac (in 71,, Dwane) with as great vivacity as we ever witm!s t el t we should be happy to hail his return to the boards of a winter theatre. Mr. Bean AM sung in a pecu. liarly fine manner. We never knew either his voice or stile better. He introduced The Thorn in the se. cond ad of the Opera, and was encored in that, and indeed most of his songs. There was a crowded house. Many persons of fashion were present; among these, were the Margravine of ANS, AC m,with a !ale party, in the Prince of Vs Airs's box, and the Dukes of C /4 a ;no c and Ctataua L A bID in another. The TI:R!...ISH AstsastUADOl, with his Secretary anj suite, WAS in ()Ile of the stage boxes. 301 V ING P.I kTe H . YesteTday afternoon, at five o'clock, four noted rowers warted in two boats, to row for a wager of 100 guineas, made by Major MORNING TOP., and Cap• ain DURANT, from Cuckold's Point. to a boat moored of Charleton's Wharf, Woolwich, and returned to Cuckold's Point; when So t 'HER° and HOWLS., the men backed by Capt. DUR 4MT, dis tanced Woo° and BeoMwILL, backed by Major MORSINGTON, about the distance of three boats. The viaorious men .are to be rewarded with a new boat. ARRIVALS AT I IA R ROGATE. Lads Charlotte Drum-nowt, So George Warrenden, Lady Jane Muirhead, arid Alr r..ead, Lieutenant Colonel Tot tenham, Colonel Se-gealtsaii, Major Naylor, Colonel Bell, Captain Lomax, Colonel Murray, Mr. and two Mivs Strau henxiev, I arty and Nd lasitlel, Lord Bvlhavair, Dr. Carrie, Colonel Oede, Dr. Keith, Captain Rocklin', Colonel and Mn. Goldle, Sir Whartm and Lady Amcotts, Mr. Mn. and Mister Ctrft-in„ Colonel, Mrs. and Mies Dixon, ()attain, Mn. and Master Todd, Ca.rtain Crichton, Mr. Mrs. and two MO. Ver non+, Mr A. Wakinsurs, Re. %I .. Hodgson soil Mrs liorli•. son, Dr. Mrs. and Master Hunter, Colonel, Mrs. and two Miss Plumers, Colonel Gooch, Si: Alan Clionalare, East of Meatus rough, Lord Pollington, Hon Mr. C. &vie, Capt Colonel Sotherair, Rea. Mr. Marten, Capta - a ..ad Mrs. Will, Lady Gerard, Sir Richard King, Sir Robert Ainate, Rev. Dr. LaW, Hon. Men Dawson, Sir Francis and Lady and two Mat Blake*, Dean of llifiddlv.harti, Lady Bovoton s Colonel and Mrs. Pruchry, Mr. and M ,, IVii;ttle, Captain Allot ; Mn. and Miss Allot, Mrs. and Mi.s G Allet, Mrs. Maud, Mrs. aril Master Barker, Captain Bourke, two Mr. Hardy', Mr. and Miss Stovetop, Mr:. and two Miss Vrikinsoos e Major Tani- MAD, and Captain Bob.i The Doke of Btornto left town yesterday, on visit to Mr. Co,C a, at Holkham. o.Possosur 'and D. B. D %tr. Esqrs. two Opposition Irish Members, arrived in town yester day from Ireland. EIZTLIt.-.-On Wednesday, the 13th net. a meeting took place between Major G. and Limt. P. in consequence of a quarrel the Friday preceding, at the Theatre, which, we are happy to say, ended without bloods! , e 3 Lieut. Col. Naceotsort, Aid-de-Camp to General LAKE; Lieutenant Colonel M*c QUAIIIRIE ; of the teith regiment. on his way to the isle of Mull; and Mrs. SCOTT and Miss CARNEGIE from Londun t arrived at Edinburgh on Friday last. The Brighton Theatre will open on Saturday, July 7, under the able management of Mr. Baustote. At the next flibury Meeting. the Prince of WA L geg Assiscrit is matched against Mr. Scaur • 's Elmore for VOO guineas, h. ft. At the Newmarket Craven Meeting, 11305, Mr. I, AD lIROR L'l RIIIVOrd is matched against the Duke of GaAsroles Pehuc. for 100 guineas. On Monday nett, will be run for over Lewes Race Course, a Sweepstakes of 'l.O guineas each, for all ages, 11st. each. Two miles, to be rode by gen demen. The horses to be divided into two classes. 'The winners to run for the main. Same day Lieut. Cul. LLlGl4loyes br. g. against Capt. Scos•et.'s br. g. 10st. each, two mile, for SO guineas, It. ft. to he rode by gentlemen. Same day, Mr. BRIDV.i'S brown poney against Mr. Jo.' as's Mack poney, 6st. 41b. each, thelast mile. for 50 guineas, p. p. Brighton Races are fixed for Saturday. Mondry, and Tuesday, the Vith, 30th, and 31st of July. Steward, Sir CM AILIIS BUSS'. Illr. The Lewes Races are to be held on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, the 2d. Sd, anJ 4th of Nu gust. Stewards, Lord F. OSSORMI, and the Hon. T. CAPEL. The West-Essex Militia begin their march it'', morning from Harwich, having received a r nit for Gravesend. The second division wi I depart to morrow. The Royal Lanarkshirz Militia have received a route to Colchester ; a march of 310 miles from San derhusd. Wednesday last, the Cardiff troop of volunteer cavalry received an elegant standard from the hands of Mee. WYNDHAM, the lady of Trews Stirs's ram. Esq. M. O. and Vice-Lientenant of the county of Glamorgan, as proxy for the Marchion ess of BUTS. accompanied with an appropriate al dress t to which, Captain Wools, in ani energetic reply, expressed, in the name of the corps, the grate ful sense they should ever entertain for the honour done them by the M trchioness.—The rresentatinn took place on the Green of Cardiff Castle. and it being the first day of the races. the assemblage of elegance, beauty, and fashion. far surpassedwity thing ever witnessed in the principality. TUE tit This Lady at her house Masquerade, t h eon , opera of this Lady' for masks, I p r evious to could be mot admitted, w their wit ani continued 0 Thus, all thl Mrs. Cock's for the Pantl the inconven tickets were hand-writin g and precauta truly certifie sc ene, attem The hcuse prepared foi of chandelle as at mid-da by the taste mand thou beautiful ar, Milanese M of the hall, and pieces, roach of I WILLIAM C "Godia .r tA executed Ix' The ey.2 is this clis~, , vulgar mac kik-boys, polished lifi much of t cannot be i indeed the the manag perfedlion, a rrdical was perfe4 sePtsd a IT vans, all E CNO, TICFCEL, 21 and iroeres unmaed, ceive3 mat b 2 4t. an, sr. atm ital advised to ".4! in eip 'ion for he svo), as ew 1558, t Tiles' 1 id held, t;u: vulva to t Lich Sailor Two M. representa ene was Co &SST T. Se an invi claims. I he was ba late Conn Sorbonne ship fount TORN as i MANTI.t. Kiss Fe and Mks engaged &feted g I same SOW lxions, caul.4 tl.e Ds4 fszl: of i • i; old, The i IY brAtit t .4 a i this el 4 i , untei ►ed tut nuts'. Inches 13-rmus, t!t!ise s " q li•i;e1) shiv er it •oti, a colon; BA key and ge , ?any di in the t r „ e al ij Cd in 1 La Mi Go 01.? J. cu Di thi a 1 B la co ya f 4, i . iy c. 11) ft 11 1 T. si • ei a