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invited the PiAlfeltee to sit down, and 'join in the repast; the invitation wen sccepted ; the Prisoner ate tirarttiy; and while his hest was engaged in Lkr matinee, he drew a pistol, and. presenting it at ate Prwieenter. demanded his money . The Pro secutor and his wife immediately rushed spoil the 'imam?. who pulled the trigger of his pistol. The pistol was aimed at the bead of the Piano:enter. but it fortunately missed her p. the Pnsouer was then overposiyand by the muted efforts of the Prosecu tor and hie wife. who seised him and bound him to the bed, and delis tied him Genii after iuto the cub- 1; t. t ♦ few days since, 8.300,0001. was issued from the Exchequer to the Bank. to pay the iii: mouths in terest upon the Cuusols, the payment of which to the public took place, yesterday, at the Bank. Saturday monolog, at six o'clock. a very alarm ing Nee broke out in the warehouse of J. Pysita's tea-era manufactory. Derntigton-street, Cold fisth-Fields ; but. from the exertions of the men whet were at work in the factory, it was happily got wader in a short tune. It s a fact • not generally known, that the Go vernor of the Ilk of Bourbon shot himself. when be found the capture of the place inevitable. He left a curious paper, declaring, that he could not sue. wire the disgrace of falling ioto the hands of the Bri tish. On Tuesday oe'enight, • South-down four-year wether. heed and fatted by Mr. Hem-airs of Ilford. was killed b• Mr. Pallas, butcher, of Lewes ; the carcase of which weighed 14st. 6111‘. alai the !awe Gat 34. tiles. The ahoy, thee!). which was certainly sue of the cotnpletert rod fattest ever daughtered ; was fed on grass only. EXTItA'NIIDIN•ST LAILGL HtIerOIIIIISHIRIL —This remarkably Sae animal, (exhibsted at the last Agricultural Meeting for the above county,) was slaughtered. • few days since, by Mr. R. RV R- Row. butcher, of Hereford. and attracted the notice of a number of amateurs. The four quar ter, neighed 144 stone 10Iba., or 36 atone 4itb a . ..ch, on the ge; the hide 11 atone bllss. and the fat i• stone 6ib,. When *tohts in the Parting the quarters, the depth of fat was b inches; on the brisket. It; inches; on the catch of the rump. ; inches; and the iu.i,le of the ribs was larded 3 inches in fat. Prom the ramp to the n e ck mar surest 6 / feet .1 inches k the breadth across the hips we% 3 feet; and the girth of the carcass was 11 feet ti inches. It ass bred by Mr. 111.0sna s of Heat; an,i b i by los• Grace the Dlikt oh Noarout, on gram. and hay pally. 1 Lady of Hancock, the poke office*. TlieJ.ur.• &end the Prisunee-w4willsy..—Death. *Agri e" . • .•was iadicted for bur6lansuasly •• beart il klaint , &tug-house of Fraocis Steel. :E ta • • Avid a gold chain. and two gold hittmelses, ligapiirtief the said F. steel... • It aPPeereels that. as the ttstil of Deets.lser, is. pole o(glass. is the dwelling-house el the .Prusef c i, cuter, No. tiff, tazferdwoad. had been etit in. such 1 S menuer as that a pauses hand could germ ad- =Mance ; immediately opposite to the pear were., suspended the erticles sprekliMel in the indictment; : these undo* were reamed h 1 some person Imam • the outside. Part of the Ch ien ogee soon after 804 to a refiner in Long-Acto. eilli *nether part of if**. another person. The lineage bad been semi a* neighbour of the littoir.eutee inducts alma premises, but he aisteitot itleutdied. tether iis. I persists who stele Umie property. of who *id tither 1 tite theft was cometitted. • • The Prisoner was eetrollini. George Had woe *edictal for boreeritrairA breski.ig into and catering the dwelling-house of Nary Cawthorn. and stealing front thence twelve yards of ribbon tad OK silk kendkeechief. ash. eighteen shillings. It appeared that the Prosecutria hard in Si. Lake's pansh. On the Ith of December. *hetet six o'clock, she was sitting is her parlour. with a gentleman named f3reville ; she beard* ulnae of the breakius of glow*, sod immediately went into the shop, ltd perceived that a poise of Oil* 114 the window had been cut, sod that a pert of it was pushed in. The Proweatrix and her friend thee watched in a part of the shop where they were con coded from the observation of any person in the street ; thry presently saw the Prisolier approach the broken pone. put his hand through It, and draw some ribbon from the shelf of the shop. The Prosecotaz ran to, and collared, but was iin *sedately knocked down by, him. The Poisoner was time perused by Mr. Creville, end taken by . . idea hiat:ii wet in Gi;elrotrert ; few-47 or - "; 0 - ffia - n- -174selkg personae apparently el the Pri,oneee gang. ewriamanded Mr. Greville, who, hnwever, suc- ceeded is iseariste the thief. sad bringing h,m be- am • aklibllWV nil hey fogad she Primmer Cathy of larceny. Garbs Cain wllli sapitalTy indicted for coni- littler e awe iessis the emu eif Minim Gale. ogresse tit wr.lipese.'st.pvimilbl4th The hiimpor it i supselies N it • wire sad tat or *Hem Vim 'Mem sot being 444 - Warloll. ilk Noy ewe sonde* =Wm& "us to.. iiii•leiese far isiodsoseums - lams fietr** Z is iftr a... t . i ies iV i t s tor . says igilli r hi11 :40 . 6 ie isgbi llirmireact.• The Pima. los • We sylisimelly wow 6 V•* %ba ye 11 yews di gip ballitt rat 08111160. , a lows e ivi r ." Mt ie (p ii l e " I ...w acid itsfa ia *mit kiwi. lA* rea b aci dwoad Obi POMO emu bowies ems Bee% . 111 Mai Sof wee P s oaten eaesee..l, ilea,l6*ai ft biild.o4lll. et lbw avoid blin... War AMA " Yid iile. if me kW." = al* lb Mee a pi** Ibololl ipell. bibbed dm Obi Ws sleol ; be bias embed oldi is pieeel t dieeloosof it al Ibe gleoelielo Ilirrobbeee NM. Sad be bad free, reams es bases bu erosielell owe if then, se be booed a as rasa oe depligbe. Wee/ wee spored to the ease 1121.C= eati awl aldsweeketewiadoet had the sleet ef en.. tag die eehlare Imp. Alm dig were ipswe,,ea esasoimiag tad leveimeoe, it woe dieearrere4 lest Ibe alms of the larder sod ail bid boo brobso epee. sod every thing we peeked pp, reed, to bees boo emboli swop. ESSEX MEETING. cuatmsromo, 'Alf. gib Yestevioy.• in pursuance of a public ootice, trip Meeting convened by the Freeholders mad Partisans. of the Whig Interest in this county, was held at the Shire Hall, preparatory to the impending election. The company was not numerous. and the business of the day was opened by the Chats man (W. Ile a tewooo. EN.), who stated the object of the pro. swot Meeting to be for the purpose of considering the must eligible person to be put in noinitistiosi as Representative of this county, vacated by the death of the late worthy Member, J. Bullock, Rsq. AIOSTAIDU BIJIMOTRE, Esq. then rose, and de. dared 'hos intention of standing the contest, upon the finis and established prissciples of what he con sidered the Whig tnterest, formed and disproved by that party at the gtorious Revolution; but at tlfe • rasa? tiuselbe-lingged to be nnderstood, that be erolid be bound to: party, but would con sctipitiosely tnuiutsiii,the rights , of his coustituents, , if-they honoured him by their choice, .end would • strenuously use his utinest e/ideavOure to defend the laws and liberties of the people. Considering that the county of Essex had not been independ totly represented for many years, he hoped his frieuda would rouse, and nava yore, inveigles, their determination 'to support their own itWerest, by giving their vbtes to him. C. C. Yirittsao Bays M.P. for Maldon, rose, and -commenced *loot reply to Mr. B. by awing, that 'however pried he was of ranking die lion. Gentle man among bis friends--howeier 'intl./led he was that (Ise Hon. Gentleman could boast of the snort conspienous virtues, yet, in this sustunce, he was sorry to differ in opinion from him as to his eligibi lity; ind he wished the lion. Genttemen to under stand, that by so doing lie by no means retracted from that cordial support which, in all other eases, he (Mr. W.) should feel happy to afford hun. The present was a matter of considerable import, and Mr. B. had so determinedly declared himself an enemy to party, that it was impossible for those, who, like himself, were proud of that appellation, to sanctimi and encourage him at this particular period, acid on this importaut occasion. Mr. W. 'concluded, by hoping the lion. Gentleman would view the situatiou of himself and friends, and not, by his [sera-- give the opposite party ass op . portunity of enjoying the triumph of finding, among those who so long had been ranked as true Whir, a dimension and division, which must be finally fatal in its effects to that cause it was the immediate a ish of themselves to espouse. Mr. BURGOYNE here repelled the attack of his Hon. Friend, as to his comments on the obi:ervation of his being no party man. lie further explained his motives gad meaning. and trusted that the 11410 e world be fully appreciated and properly on. derstm.d. • Mr. Ilaaver. , of Veering House, in a very elo quent %peva. appealed to the meeting. as to the nature of the claims of Mr. Burgoyne, and he elm tended strongly, that it was imposvible for any per son, Wonted as that Gentleman then was, holding a siuecuie of comillerable value, to act conscien tiously and independently. The Learned Orator proceeded in a speech elector length, replete with flowery language, to contrast the proceedings of the present meeting in its effects %lib the Tory party, and must decidedly gave Ins dissenting %owe to the claims of the Hun. Geutleman, regretting, at the same time, the necessity (or such a measure, as it we. affording too true a proof of the scriptural plansae.—“ A bees' divided against itself can never stand." After some desultory conversation between Butgoyne, Western, and ilarvy. the Chair man put it to the vote, siliether the Meeting should adjourn, when the show of hands being iu fatour of the adjournment, the same took place accordingly. FURTHER. PARTICULARS. The Meeting consulted of about 150 persons, Yd we observed some leading guntlemen of the annoty resent. No candidate of the Whig lobs IS baying been offered to the Meeting, and Mr. litorgoyoe's offer of his own services t►aving been seisesol, on the ground, as it was pretended, that he is the receiver of 15001. per entrain of the public money, by virtue of his holding • sinecure place, the Meeting was adjourned sine die. In the cootie of the discussion of the Meeting, • propo,ition was introduced for the purpose of afford ing to Mr. Burgoyne the support of the county, in case tiiat gentleman would eurge not to assert his pretensions to the representation of the county be yond the continuance of the present Parliament; but Mr. Burgoyae, it seems, did not think proper to accede to this proposition. John Archer Hipublon. Ebel. dill continues a very active canvass through the county with the greatebt success.—/ Etter Piper.) Norwich Cern Market. on Saturday, was very full of grew, especially Barley, which declined in value, for the prime samples is. and Tor *Winery 4.4 coomb; price Las. to 194.—Wheat 46'. to 48s. There Was a good supply of fitt beef and mutton on the Hill. on Saturday. the former selling at 94. per stoue of 14Ibs. and the latter at 7jd. and fid. per lb.—There was a large thew of lean bullock*, which fetched extravagantly high prices. . . . . A short time ago a carrier's cart was stopped. by authority, at Cawston N'ocid now. Norfolk, sod searched; when, as had been strongly suspected, it was found to contain a great number of hares sad pheasants. but more especially of the former, which were sent to the carrier by the gam►keepers of the Earl or KINGsTon, two of whom are committed to prison. Last week a Gentleman of Norwich. in a de ranged state of mind, by some means ascended to the roof of his house, which is situated next the river, from whence he threw himself into the water below, hut, being timely discovered, he was rescued frum his perilous situation, without sustaining any Sntarday evening last a most melancholy ac cident happened at Ipswich. As the Rev. Dr. Oman and Mr. STUTTER, Attorney. both of Stow_ mark t, Suffolk. were returning home sn sone-horse chose. in peeping through St. Matthew's -street. Ipswich, they droveggainat a cart, which overturned the chime. and Mr. STWITEI eel no violently braisnl, that be lingered' WI Sunday evening. and then expired. Dr. Owxx happily received ao ii jury SPOltrrxe INTELLIGENCE. CRAVEN 3IEETING, leto. GATLANLIV STAKES. , •srtt a 93. • The first Claus( tire °valued.' Stakes of sop. tacit, h. ft.+ Ditch-es. Lord Gnome's% &tee. 6 Yrs. teat. Duke of Uraftores Ifaudylte. 4 yrs. 9st. sib. Major Witsues Juniper, 4 yrs. 9st. 61b. Lord Oxfor.l2 Poulton, 4 yrs. sat. t,db. Me. Fortle's Sashes's:4 • ps. sst. 91b. *D. &metric% Itiyeephists, s yrs. s.t. sib. Lard Loother's Agnes, by Borten, 4 yrs. sat. sib. Sir C. Torser's Guardy, • yrs. sat. ;lb. Sir!. Shelley's Essay, 4 yne. lest. 41b. Mr. Lake's Peter tittl e, • yrs. sst. 31b. Gelkiiii GrOeieneell auryseis, 3 yrs 7st. 711 t. • Mr. Entrees Spindle, 3 yrs. 7st. sib. Mr. Clove... raids, 3 yrs. 781. 41b. air F Eecly n's cb. c. by Gobaases,ust of • sister to Cheshire cheese, 3 yrs. ;.t. Mr. C. Lay's SilOWdrup, 3 yes 6.t. 121 b. siursu•ir The Second C 1... of the ()unloads' Stakes of sogs. eacb, h. H.—Ditch-in. Mr. J. Crties Hippomenes, 7 yrs mt slb. . Hie W. Gerard'S Jabs* Cesar, 6 yrs. mt. sits. H..Williinsidn's Pm, 4 yrs. 9.4. sib. Duke of Gretna's Pops, s ms. ant. tolb. L.rd Oxford's Visions, s yes. mt. 91b. Lnkr's 'Fusible-1. 4 yri. not. 91b. Lord C. Somerset's isorpistro,4 yrs. SM. sib. 4i:sacral Grotemor's b. us by Worthy, dim by Htgbilyer, out stresser's dam, s yrs. sit. sib. Mr. Sadier's Ross* is yrs. ost. Mb. Mr. Satspo's Glastlonsr, s yrs. nst. 41b. Sir C. Ternsep Jabal'', Jack (Ism Marquis) 4 yrs. M. Mb. Duke of assilsUds Nod, • yrs. 7st. fttb. General Gisser's Mletts, s yrs. fist. tOb. Mr. Hemb's Little Folly, Is yrs tin. sib. • irssingsnar. The third Clue alba ()attends' Stakes a SO p. each. h. 11.4—ditch in. Lord Gillelrelber's Meteors, 7 . yrs. pat. Sib. Lord Jersey's Langton, 7 yrs. pm. ilb. Mr. Andrews's Thorn, i yrs. Sit. 121 b. Lard Lowthis4 11)1as, s yrs. set sib. Mr. Payee's Bohn* 6 yrs.sirt. 51b. Mr. Lake's Oben% • ym. nat. 31b. Mr. Batson'. Cecilia, a yr& set, iii. Duke of Gneiss's Clistreoat i a yos. itst. Mr. Watson'. Yadmbirt Grey ' , by Harnbletonian, oat of Quid's dam, .yrs 7st. 716. • Mr. Craven's Black Diamond, syn. 7st. sib. °mews! Gstmenots Trump. aye 7.1. 21b. Mr. Glarop's Saesdapitas, syn. list. iiib Lewd Osford's Little Pitstos, syn. fist. 121 k. Capt. Haffendeses Sir Edward, ayes. 6milb The following having declared forfeit by the sotk of Decem ber, are to pay ally top. seek, to be divided amongst the wisest of the three Classes Mr. J. Crates Dactimall, %yrs. pot ilk. Mr. Dosverie's Estes, ay's. tat. 716. Mr. Wilson's Turk, syrs. sit 71h. Sir C. Turner's Bramble, eyra. mt. dib. (ten. Goner's attiring& gyn. oat. sib . Mr. Forth's Si. Petroaril, Lyn, OK. Mb. Drake of flatland's esirstot, ate. tolb. General GdOvituor's cub, by dlemodrr, dam by Sit Pelee 6)rs 711. 71b. The favourites for the three Moses art Vasdyke, Ps n, and Langton. The week pre ohm: Christian-day not less than 31 tons of torklas and rine were .eilt ittiiii Nor aNi City and county to the metropolis.; wht•ti, ti - cluding the expenses of package and cairns ge, aver aged at Is. 6d. per lb. *Amount+ to above 5,5u01. — Some returns from the mowiteet citizen+ are usu ally expected to arrive by New Year's Dry, but three of the coaches into Norfolk brought slily two barrels of oysters and two quarters of lamb!—Oise stage weggon carried from Cambridge la coos t of geese, for Christmas-day presents to Lonrho' ; and one miler sold as many feathers to an sphol aterer as Caine to fol. Durt.s.—On Friday morning last, • meeting took piece in the vicinity of ktratiorne Lees, be tween Capt. and Lieut. H--R. both of the 85th regiment ; when the former 'Whi4 shot through the bo d y, and expired in a fi-w hours after being conveyed to the barracks. His autagotiist iminedisitely left the ground, and has wove ah semided. The cause of this unfortunate event arose out of some reflections used bet wren the part's. with respect to mach tuber's conduct while is An affair of hiiimur, en West Stoke Common, near the city of Chmiiester, took place on Mondry isr'unight, betimes Major WILL MID. of the Sussex Militia, and GIORGI STAiltka,• EN Ire Captain io the same regiment. The partite, with their se cowls, had previously met in Itiunbold's Bottom, hut being there iuterrupted. they removed to the place above named. The seconds were Ceptimis Ammo and FARMILL. The diatance "Leing sera 'mired (ten paces only) the comhstants, by signal, fired together. Mr. Szausree's shot was inctlect but that of the Major lodged under the pistol-:vin of his adversary, sad passed on to the blade-hone. Mr. S. however,, did not feel so much inconveni ence from the wOond. as to pot it out of his pea er to try the chance of a second discharge, hut %Inch was happily prevented Isc the timely turerposaien of the police °leers. 'hey were both gulps.- %timidly bound over to keep the peace. Mr. S. is considered as in a very fair wry of doing sell, the' the ball has not yet been extracted. An offence. of an stun:mos nature, was perpe trated, nu Thursday se`nnight, smear Bestial. A *crew girl, on ber way through the fields., near Cotbaui. was met by s villain. who. after abusing her in the roast shocking manlier, iiroeeeded to vio late her penal*: when her shrieks brought two men to the place, who succeeded in seizing him. alis Mme is C'on. Fazgeroi ; end he Wu breo folly ausaisted to pal, for trial at the dee Clotieater lonises. Wednesday last, • private soldier, belonging to the aid regiment, in the barracks, at &gins% having been sentenced to receive a sewer* flagella tion, for repeated desertions, to avoid the +lent, cut his throat; and, at the moment the gonad entered the apartment in which he Wes con fined, to march him to tht halberts, he was found weltering in his blood. tie had, however,nlthough the incision in his neck is a ‘et deep one, missed the vital parts, and he is rid'-, •ed to rrtever ; 14tMt, we understand, it is the int.:talon of the COIll• minding Officer to send him to what is denomi nated a condemned regtinent. A young than, who was sentenced by the Magni testis to a month's imprisonment in the Helm of Correction at Kirton, and was committed, until he conld he removed thither, to the cows" Geol, made hie escape, on Tuesrla, by the moistener of POUR friends; who, being admitted to see him, changed his dress, (which before had been a smock frock). and by that meso. so deceit"l the torn key, that be wea permitted to pees as one of his visitors. IN.4F4L INTELLIGENCE. ...-:-.....-__ voirrsisrmrs t , su f . Arrived the EiP • le _iet a tw o of war, fr,,0 % Eastward. Smiled the Port Mahn gun brig, with a for the Downs.—Wsuo S.S.E. PLYMOUTH. 414 N. R. Arrived the Pktebe frigate, Irmo the Uoivi,t ; tiered; ditto, from a cruise; and the schoouer. from Falmouth. DOVER, JAN, 9. This afternoon, between four and tie o'ci, an American frigates:time into the Reid-, I'l4 in a pilot to the Downs. She has IN-C 44 only 17 from New York. We have net been Aw e to o n what account the i 4 come most probably had overshot their port to the westward. A large ship likewise past from Donsi,,k, Loodou.—Fresh wind at S.S.W. DF: A I" JAL 9. The 14th Regiment of Foot, which were disembarked here 011 Sllllll4y 1444 !,„" inurChed to Dom.. Yesterday, the Ulysses, of 44 guns, Lake, Commander, arrived I , oin the Lisisnik and remains witlrslie Princess of ()range, S ae j Ap . 'sumo, Costragenr, Monmouth, dgincourt, 411ara e , rough, Audacious, Aboakir, l'hearus. Stately, Js, sun, Pima.. lisgard, Castilian, Cynthia, fr Zephyr, Thracian, hspiegle, contelia, and other ships of ser, and a large den of our, bound ships, ainoupt which are the firilo*to4, tire, (;arooek ; Fleetwood, Chalmers; Lor Hutchinson; Esperiarcat, Pinder- Henry, son ; Favourite, Haddon ; Hero, , Major, all %refl.—Fresh wind hum the South. On Friday se'nuiiht f Mr. &man, a et Bosse officer, at Chinning, near Arundel, is a delirium, shot himself with a horse-pistol, and rt. Fared immediately. The ball pascal complete', through the head of the deceased, and 61 0 4 4, the door of a corner cupboard. Mr. 111104. In& immediately previous to his committing the roe act, sent his servant-maid on an errand, by wins, on her return, he was found quite dead, with as fatal pistol firmly grasped labia right-hand.--esto net's verdiete.-Luneey. On Tuesday morning early, the office Think of Meese% Gooneys, at Gosport, win open. and a number of printed blank note, iu an untineihed state) were stolen; the e.oh, bank notes being, much to the ditoippointroeut the depredator, kept elsewhere. Suviiiimii to a young man of the name of Milian's, pincer. who, whew he was taken, colifel.,ed it bey, and that he had secreted what h. hod in a hedge, near Cori Cumberland, where fossia. &4e has also confessed five °the. / roil rend mongol tbein. that of Mr. J O itPii . : ,h,, , Gosport, *lnch was brok :tt iato, and 1 o. ; , e t, the amonsit of nearly 6nol. was stolen. lie open the house of his aunt. the night .broke into the bank, where he stole a VIM 01 MO/ A number of e+tatt:, belonging to the late Sll sea l►eestsott were brought to the him , Saturday lust, and sold reiaarkaLly well. the Carrow estate •old for wore than tool. per Some light and hcav) brigades of artiller dispatched from Woolwich on Monday. for A woman that had ahsconded from the pi Lowther, was at last found in 'a field-hous., up to the neck in the nsid.llenf a hay.esaw, ing the village in wh.ci► she resided. She osainect hid there for 18 days, asthma tht le. tenanee l—lfer legs were much implies, and skin was entirely off her fret. W h en foals had oearly lost tier speech ; but, by proper once, and application if nourishment re4u!si ministered, she recovered na isst.—She said a pity but that she hail been nii-sed tw, longer, when tt would h .ve been over with She appears to be a little deranged, but is ii way of recovery•. • COAL MARKET, JAN. as !dip•. - Moire suit Price. 4 .. NeweestleCtost 545. •d. to 4374 • ..gl. DOW, • IA In I ..Ci•dess ..........• 0,....... —s. oil. to PRICE OF STQCII9, If FATS* OAT . $ per Cent ReautlE • dllt. 3 pu Corot. Cowls I per Cent. .i• ls 94,i Stet Cent, Navy MI (11 dm LAM% Anuu4irs it 9- it'd,* * If pre;; I miter lai Annuities ;lumens _ . .... •• •. 118 se rs.• lizcLemuto Bab • I. 13 pus. F.,10.1. Letter. Ticketo.. • EIL I India fur opesims fur T. NISH, lftork-114 4, Costall, sub g, Chariot BIRTHS. • O. the est% ult. M Seethwick, the Lady of Capt R.\..( • etye. SatstrJay se'unkht, at Sancrargs, county Clare. I of the Hoo.fotonel Berton, of A sun At Trursou titntaa; Stephen's green, Dublin, tit, iirut,C.rlunri Joseph Pratt, of a sun. (la Itw 331 Just the ILAey of the Rey. FreAet.3.l of Suaibcn , La b3st.ire, of a slaughter. Cn rrniag u Alirs Pilots the greet of Kr. Prince, of a sou MARRIAGE. On Toroday mena'alit. at lt,adialg, L Eararlit tit sad Brltlime ,l l. , n Nn. Paluained, arptuw of tin. Illonywood kaymm.J. no., ry elitaghter Bid Ealnarahi, LAI of Dradfiehl Ludic, in tin II • SAL & fr.o % coo.. JAN, R . D1V,14; Aunps e d lit JAN. • t 11114 1,4 11 Y 17 dap e t o I, g jr ;ably thr 7 raidica 4 ar 4 r: JAL 9, IM 1:111.444/4 Iy 1444 1 !Los 1.4 Min. kr, ' Lsstetra. I Su t Atria& r ltel.r, Kr , N ad *oft ," r out olod. re owtrog, ; L., Dl Sr,, J4efo, aid 3/4jor s oath. 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