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.SIIPEIII4L PARLI,MENII arOUSIL Or LORLA, Wrnmasnav, FRi. st. fir Janes Grate, and Sir Charles Morgan. tram Ale Honer of Commons, brought ap several private Bills, whirls were had %yam the t.ible, and afterwards reed the first it.... REVERSION BILL. 1 7 roa the ni..tta,, et Earl Gates' room, the edjouraell ilieesostoo of yesterday was pistyainea till Friday. ItISSEISTERS. The Earl al 11,tyrRPOOL greseated certain Papers, eon- Wising as Agee/cot, rr the Quarter Seasions u( all Li ao:wee granted tw Deoseutiug Preaciten —.Orden(' to he laid aw tlee table. PORT LTG A I. Lord Goroott.Lt was destroys of knowing, if the in_ Waded diseases.* us His Majesty's Message Will likely to take plots tu-stiorrow Thoirtarl of L curvet. said, most Itkely Hod discussion .41111 1 4 MAW es; hoorays; he could ooly moons the Noble Lord of the probability, espectally if aloe Noble Marquis shoold appear iu his pions I STEI.I AT lON. The Earl of H • 11:111,1Cli V. 4.111 , 11 rel was his intentiou to hair sulaousted a motion of another tendency, frost those he we's shout to propose, in purswasice of the notice he save Imo Firmer day ; but finding shot tots, lufurn,aingn sus re. ipstaste, to slim how prudent amuses e would be, which prevented alsotillatons tenni corn, lie should now more, " Thst there he laid before that House, the Fourth ',sport of Site Commit', e of the Mouse of Cotomms, relative to distinct lieu' and the evidence asowsed theme., ; that there sk i . be kW heroic the Howse, tto - wrerage verso( elisions of grain, is g"Clobti WI Welts, sun's 1793, specifying the time whets the charge took place; stn acelllllo of all turn, imported frosts foreign countries, since tat Ist of Jaotemry, too/ j as. account *doll homilies grunted fur the importattom mad the quantity of Moo import. d to conseepti see, , suaire the hat .1 y, toot, from France sod el oltaud, mid as teeming of all Man dy sad other spirits, iusporterit from hostile emetories; usd so iseassist 'dike sorrier Priers of din . ..resat grain, iu Scut. hind, from typs, to the present period." Throe motions ware mortally agreed to. Thu gaol of HSANOWSIV moved foe so account of all cora brought tutu the port of Lodges for the last year, whirls woo word to. LORD MAYOR AM) COMMON COUNCIL. The allaripsie LA !II !DOW A care sootier, that uu 31.aday seat be should nuns ah bumble Aildrtss to Has 11:ijewiy, evoke/bag the Slyest y that he eolith/ be most variously *mad to inform that WNW. rho eras the as/wiser that eosin- ;Weil Hi. At %kit) to return each as soarer as was reamed to a certain A•4tiea.t psrachteil to His Majesty by the Corpo rative id the city of Loodeo ; and he wooed, " That the Leeds be sllol3llVel'a fur that day."—Oriterett.onAtijatosad. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Kt. F•ovoi presented as &refloat of the fitotioesry co in Ow 4 Wiper ilia Serroct.y owl Ilodst-licereisoy of rreatoil winch or to.lered fu lot ou time feisty. Mr. itterio:a Owe g eeeeet me, that be woli:J, on this day ee'aisiallos, hells( rwr. •ni • Gaol relatste to the poleaxe be. Meese tine eruetrraie I •rideed.pertseelarl) rrepectiug Hull. Mad. Me. RIM. WOO eseisseel film farlintr atte•dsate ou list Ci.rairitt.s. and Mr. throws tinkly appiinited • Miessber meths' rwoullillte. Is kis mem. Mr. flo• •• saweed...Tbstri risen simonise's, rrspecting the ins awl expert of lwlltttty be WA before tbe ruse."— to. . . - Mr. iitansr prestreard s Petition trots thy Distillers awl Spirit Needier*, et' treisod. sputa the dill for pn.hitet hag fie Donitiation from GTloll.—Oniera4 to Ise lie the TWA,. her Jima Ns. MOLL wswerd for the production of a letter hoes Mr. Jean Mitchell' to Lord Hawkeabory, dated Oct. 190111 avid viwilies papers,' towels/apt the cerveapeadeitee between Lord Nowistirkery awl ihr Itimi's Advocate, rela tive to glee Jeteethstt of certain vessels ia their passage fru lltige —Agreed tis and you haviug bees ordered tootteed tualltiver to the charge, ywearttotitictl, and acknowledged your fault with contrition,and named the author : haviog attended and sekuowlsolged your fault, and sheued your coot • ,by miming the author, the House could not but highly rearm an °deuce offered to its dignity and authority, upou which depend the safety and independence of the kiugtioni, and did declaim against your violation of its privileges, and c o n tttt itied you to the futantiy of. the Serje.int at Aron.; not by your tiemetsiiitor and I I ',Weller, and tlrr contrition exhibited in your peli iiun, Ao croup tined by your laying brlort• thi* I louse t7ir the pr.y. r nl your petition be , ii gram,. 4,4101 you err d.aeliiir, 4 eil without pa) lag the I. e.." The repritnwowl was cord' rt d to be entrred upon the Journal.. Mr. W. WYNNE moved. Tlutt oil the pert* of tip emmoussieu from LAM Chatham to ilia Slujemy's u ...... the oul , j- of the lot* Exprilitton In the Se Itehlt, lie Lill In I; ere the IMlse." Th • CH.% Nerl.l.o/1. of tlle F*i f4141111 , R that if tile luotioi, ttm• put SS It , A•ils 110* WOrikii, Ntl OW Coll , ll6.l4roMit piiiteru hit..ll.i wiliCh WI!Ul t 001 , 11)0116.1 arllll demi of Wis..- r-M..i. tlOUlar. The motion ewes sahib/win for the purpose of ainciiiim 4 it. :11auttictt FITZIP:111,1 n 1110 V, ii for leave to bring in a lii I to Amend the I.lw. of Ireland re %peering the turrilr of the pre.rstiatiot. o 1 money to the Grand Jun.. of tow enntril.—Leave given. The /louse then *eta ii,to the C..suntittee ott the Etvethrson to the Schddr, and strangers were or dered to withdrin. BOM BA Y 1 VTE LUG ENC R. or pr. 20, 1009. By a late arrive) from Chinn. we have eived the satisfactory inielliT•ure, tnat the most friettilly intent:mm.le einiti.•u•4l 40 lie 0111-ellted brtw eii that Government std the Eighall merchants. l'he F.nspetor, however. had expressed his extreme dis satisfaction at the conduct of his servants at Can ton, in consequence of the indecision and flexibi lity they had manifested its the late serious elfeir with the British Governinent ; and. as a mark of his di.pleasure, he was about to displace the pi incipal Officers who were chiefly engaged in the iscigneis. rim.. )4nje-iy hail c • nceised. that. as the coin niercial inte course subsisting he ween his domi th our, and many foreign nations, was only a stunk of his Royal 'favour ; he could not but feel much surprise. that 44 due submission to the ancient lows wages of the kitig.lmn htl nut been expe rie.teed, nor suffic:eut rei r ect been paid to his Royal will. Intelligence ceived from Jeddah. dated in June. state, that a peace had been coucluded !..- tweet. the Ilmiruit. 0! Jena and the Sheriff of telleiw. an carat ftivouranle to the Anthill.* trade. Cud. r, however, ahll enntieued to bait a very high pri ce , owing to sonar ditlerenceo which had wore occurrrd between the Doliah of Mocha. tad the Sultan of Urfen, the principal holder of cake. THE BRITISH PRESS. BREACH OF PRIVILEGE. Yr. Yeace asote,l the Onto r of the Day, fer t: 'e ottemlosate of .Ir. J. Gob- JwKa, at the filar of the 11..u.e. lie roar oceorliin A ly coiled in, awl arblrereell by tiro SesAcks, 14 that ft/30%1111g Inl.ll. Ott "John (irk Jnises--A complaint been made of the publication of 4 scant!al.•n. r un libel loos paper. containing reflections upon the preened lags of thi. algal the cuuthici of its Mein hare; and the prides of this paper having been c a n e d upon. ha• .Eegtd 'hot you err the author. What harc you to say in your itete n ee r Mr. J. tilde J.rue. ackuoo bilged that he sins the autht.r ..f the poprr, and was cirry that any indi tidos' sla•u:it 'nice astifered on his 441'011 sat. He lamented that lie mid iucuried the displenvurr of the Hoene. It would be I isshly unt,ccuming any person to quisttion she decision,» of the Huuve of Consmons, or redact upon the character of any of the individuals who cuinpmed it. He trusted' he would be indulged in speaking a few words— chs motive in causing the publicist' .f the piper, was to know the general opinion of the semi tttt las of the individuals who were unlined in it. Ile al. aa)s thought it the right of an Englinh subject to dirliskr his sentiments upon every topic which concerned the country, and to comment 4 poll, so d discus. the proceedings of the Hoene(' Co,nnione. Bale . upon review:lig the paper, he found that he had erred and gave too far, and threw himself upon the mercy of that House. which hod always aostrotig a claim upon his esteem and regard. Mv. John Gale Jones was then ordered to with draw. Mr. Yolli a then sooved, a That Mr. John ireile Jones hard acknowledged he we. godly of s gloss breach of the privileges of that lloos. ;' which was agreed to unanimously. Mr. VURCII hoped the mods. of conduct pursued ' with respect to Mi. Jones, would he such so to al. - ter others from a l b motivation upon the prsivi lege, of the lbws-% lie would refer see those al n knew his character, whether hi. conduct Nw, else pretest occa-i 0000 was Suassenced by an's personal motives? he disdained so act upon private con-ider igloos, and was *wowed by his sesp.e of public duty alone. He regrett4i the *biomes of an lieu's. B.,ru set, as it prevented him from rnakin 4 enure ohs. re otiose upon this subject. It was incumbent upon hiss to do all in his power to pre-erve the House from insult ; be, therefore, moved. rr Th a t M r . John Gale Jones be committed to Neagate."— Vlto sattaitnciaely. Yollitit then moved, "That John Dean, the printer of the paper, should be discharged." The Semis amid, he understood that the prissier intended to apply, recording to the usual forth of th e Ho u se, by petition. Mr. Yost' then brought up a petition from John D•ati, declaring his coutrition, cad proying for his liberation from custody. Is was then una nimously agreed, that J.hu Dean should be dis charged. Jabn I)ean Irma then called i s. and addressed by the SPC Alta t•. tire follovoisig rtr•ct Dunn• a complaint having been made fur printing • scandalous and libellous Mini; reflections Upon the prirerrriings ry awl toe coukluct of it. I .0 N DON, TIit7RSDA Y, liassuairt 414. The city of Cadiz is situate at the extremity of an Isthmus or Peninsula in the Atlantic Ocean. We understand that the French are in immersion of the neck of the Isthmus. Of course., the city is cut off hem all connexion with the interior, and can only be 'implied with omissions awl pater by sea. It is surrounded; it is true, by walls; but we believe that they contribute more to its em bellishment than to its defence. The Entrepressamie cutter arrived on Sunday evening, at 1 1 13 outgun, with Mr. WILLIAM RU FF. KING . * Mei...eager, on board, chanted with dis patches front our Minister, at Constantinople. On her passage she touched at Gibraltar, where she re mained only a few hours. By her we learn, that Ceuta has been taker po‘session of by the English, and that intro tr•inps had gone from “ihrultar to Cadiz to oecupy the garriiion. Ceuta is a seaport town, with a good harhonr for small ves sels, on the coast of Mika, exactly opposite Gibral tar, from which it is only five leagues distant. It is a very important place in the present critical state of Syria—The Entrepretunte brings no intel ligence respecting the T. ulna fleet, hot merely that they were rspceted out by Lord COLI.INOWOOD, who was anxinusly *welling , their motions. We have received Dutch Papers to the I•.th it:•tint. They ctn.tain • tone article, which wa• first pnuli.lied In The Hosinglyke C'uornat. (the Dutch Gazette) of the 7th lumina, in reply to the charges inarle in the Moili tear respecting the viola tion throughout Holland of finnwarte's anti-com mercial decrees. This article, which is not suffi ciently interesting fur a trun,lation in detail, coin mrures thins : %%bat Dutchman could, without regret, read the assertion, that we have betrayed the common cause ; still Illore mist be experience regret, when he bads the inimitatiois in a papsr written tinder the eve of the Government, and when it ap- pears to have been the effect of wrong impressions which have berm produced un the mind of the Emperor by incor rect statements. The writer then maintains that the Dutch are no violaters of treaties, declares it to he their interest to make common cause with France, sod cells God and all Europe to witness that the accusation made in the Monism, is unmerited. Ile theu proceeds to a long hi.tory of the great sa•rdices mad• by Holland inconsequence of her alliance with France, and of the ineeimres taken t.. caforre the Berlin mina Milan Decrees. The strict ea.cution of the regu !idioms with relrect to American ships is much in sisted on, and it is stated that the Kit% had in colesplience with the requtst of Nspolron. roil. seated to the dismissal eif all American with out distinction. In co►►rlusiou, tl►e treaty of Paris of 1306 is referred to, as if it were for the purpose of indirectly reminding Bonaparte, that he thereby vosiranteed to Holland her law►, her independence, the integrity of her possession. iu bath hemispheres, and her political, civil, and religious liberty. The intelligence stated in the Treasury Journals to have been receiveil of the Division of Lord Oot.- KGwoop's fleet, under Admiral M KW N, being aitluu gun-shot or the enemy on the 94tla lilt. is raise. The ileantea and Apollo (t.so of the ships wined as belonging to twat divi.haii) have arrived in I?.itglatf. and the Bulwark 10 on her pgsoige from (Wirehair, with a eoinoy.. Aeon .g to the latest aceoeuts the Toulon fleet lied uut left port. The Journal of the I'►oceedings of the Army, Itik, the ca•nmsud of the Earl of CHATII asi, in the Expedition to the Scheldt, has been printed. sod we hsee nceivtd a c•pyy, but th. sulrtaist e is already htfore our Renders. It commences on the ibth ofJuly. 1809, and ends en the tusk of Sep. tember, on which ddy Lord CHATHAM announ ced, in General Ord •rr, his having r. eeived Dis NDJuste's command to return to England.— The sick, cio that day, in Wal•heren, amounted to 74yd, yet the island was not evaCuatrd by the ar my until the 30! h of December. The Committee on the Scheldt Expedition sat, last night. until eleven o'clock, when the House loomed. Mr. ThaisEv then moved that the Co tttttt nice should sit at fiiur o'clock each day, until they lied gone through die examina tion of witinso-s. This was opposed by Mr. Patcsvas.., which produced * dui* on—there ap- Pnired bb for Mr. Traaway's motion, and 53 aguinst it, which give a majority of two 'wiliest Ministers. The House went into a Committee of Supply, owl voted the usual gigots of the year ; after which the House resumes', sad the other Ord-ra of the Day were disposed of. —They did Out ildj-uro mail THRUM. uelnekt. That the situation of Spain is deplorable, and nearly desperate, it would be vain to deny : nor isit worth itiquiliag whether the treason or the intern: city of Vie Junta. whether their utter inability to conduct public affairs in the presententergency, or whether their base and remit prostitution, hes ope.ied the passes e.f the Sii'rrie Morelia, and ad. mated the armies of their Corsican' foe into the heart of Andalusia, flow similar are flu results of hit:opacity sod of treachery ; hew much caluniity, disgrace, aced lose, a weak government, even though unsuspected of betraying intehtioraalty the interests riot the honour of the state, may never theless entail open • great country ; we see too strongly and tee painfully exemplified here at home. in the persons of the existing Administration, to to .der it tit erlissir) that we should recur to • tsr precedents. Can the Aichhishop of La• ODICEA have ina.ne st d greater inaptitude for his high altstatios, duo the lAIO, or the present First Lord of the Treasury have displayed ? Are V • Ovsht.ra, more culpable tli to the two bite Secretarie- for the Foreign cud the War Depart mein ; who, at a motorist when al! their foreshore s'iould tune been resticentered in facilitating the operations in the Scheldt, were either occupied in Cabinet intrigues, or drawing their swords against e.ioh other? To which of the Spanish Ge nerals shall we compare Lord CUATHAX ? To CI:- IiSTA. or Ile 441101 AU• ? If Flaw NAN D the V I Ith may justly amuse the Supreme Junta of ruining the cause of Spain, and of affording triumphs to the enemy ; may riot Graosum the Hid, with equal justice, attrihute to his Ministers, to their delays, to their quarrels, to their ill-digested plans, to their injudicious s lectiou of Comminders, and to the whole series °liken 'Demur. s, the misfortuties un der which Eugland actually labours ? How could N A POLSOW have been an writ served, as by the men, who, instead of sending • force from l'ortugol to Trieste, and from the Note to the Elbe; tuvade Castile, and audertake an expedition against Ant werp.? It is, vri repeat, at Seville and in London, that the LT.urper of France, and Spain, and Hof laud, has found his moot effkieut coadjutors.. With out the aid of Spanish treachery, sod of British inihroility, he would toot now be at the gates of Cadiz, and of Amsterdam. Calamitous as the position of the Spanish Mo narchy must be e-teriarst, and little as we are au thorised to hope that its extrmotiun eau be effected, the people of shat country have, nevertheless. one point of superiority, and of advantage over,us. The peril, and the urgency of the danger.have produced one great and beneficial effect ; namely, a total change in the Covenument. We vet that NI o TIJ O. PA L•l0X, SA A VIIDIA, and various other CUSIIICIit persons, civil and military, hare been cAlled out to till the Alt e., fur which their predecessors w , re, by universal convent, declared incapable. This is the first and must indispensable step to the eintineilkit lion sod preservation of the country. To rest ne its Councils from the hands of irresolute. or rant, or unworthy Ministers ; to eiiti tiet ite Pit III•t• and its tl. ets to Off:rrs of csi.wrience omit dee these acts must prreede every effort fey. the *Aro lion of Spain. lion far they owl now be effeettial whether, after the erithimil ilifatoioition, for or rap call it by uo utlisr opianprirte IldUlt% which the ink Sopreme Junta has betrayed. imlev‘ing Call previded, upon'soany 1 erne les . of d e f ence, an enemy, such as th e aler of France, m en ., tte subjugation of the ithie • • g provinces - peninsula ;—Whether, under such circunit we can nouriph any rational expectatio n of lug the invaders, a few weeks, pettily* a few may demonstrate. The scene of war is at length trassferred portioa of Spain, where, it is well known.' JOHN Morrie , always thought the efforts two nations, now allied and contending agaiost formidable an invader, iambi to have bee s °ally united. It was nut in Liao, a d, was it in Old. or in New Castile, that the neral who fell at Commis, and whom int loss has been rendered more conspicuous , events which we have since deplete's, believed hostilities ought to have beret carried on BON 4P• RTE. Hr thought, and inaintkitird, if resistance could be effectually surds, it attempted in the south-west of the peniesec Cadiz, and Gibraltar. H a d my of Lord W at t I NGTOK, imateed of wasttng by di.taftee and famine, bten transported, tenther or October. from Truzillu and Bad's) the banks of the Guadalquivir. and takers a, itimi at Labrija or at Xeres, for the protect, the isle of Leon, we should not noes la m approach tithe enemy, and dread theit rat,, Cadiz. Such a body o f Briti.h farce, %Geld fount d a molders, rooted which every Ewa sired to defend • his country might have rallied, on which the retreating troops of CaSTAYOS, , suairmutuu, wad of PARIIUM. would have back. Under such circurustanc-ea, au enlist promising more fortunate cortaequences than of Talavera, might have bees fought. Et vicinity of two such porta and garrisons, as tar and Cadis, would have afforded locale resources. A victorious General. if, after all. epittel can properly apply to the &aka at It ff., which seems to have been only a repel would not have been reduced to abandon wounded to the care of a vanquished eons: would his troupsl are been extenuated by fat nor would he have beheld the posers is • °coupled by a body of hostile forces, as at the ert tde Banos. Every consideration pointed Andalusia, as the part of the peninsula to ' fended against the irruption of the French. Hopeless ae the taupe of Spain may new and a* we regard it, yet way we at least fel ourrelves, that it approaches to a crisis, in the tips of tliaptotinetila, oliera, from concern, titres, it anteso. to hold out.tbe only pasibl bird of . eneeem. Il thq .14Tocii of the Junk dm incapacity of the Brim& Ministers, hare vered Spain into the hands of Boa Aetna, r hope, th.t the easigY of Parliament, end people here, will et least decline one national I Irene tlie enemies bete"' us ; aid that the mi of our armies. frail ttte.piate of Ands/use Kirtuglit, atlf be fullen4ii by a isinietenal 4 iible hese at home, which.* lwcome inttispe to our felicity end our sari) Y. strrdsv, a Court of Direrturs waY held East ludic House, wheu the uniler......t.oued strollers tnuk their hurl leave of the Court, 'riots to departing fur their respective tic 1101)., um.— • Capt. H. HsMutt, Cireacetter, It. Hetes' sod Mau. Capt. J. Locke, Jam, David Kcutt, Madras and Mar Cul/tutu W. IA Ntlt ree sworn into the 1 WWI of the ship Harriott. consigtied Iv Madras sod The folinoing shirt were thus stationed, Earl Spencer, Lord K ?ith. Madras, Jalhoso— galMjnouarrt ociju eh'oßoint. it a—N! l od o r , i cb ria e ld the Bel . till t. row. We have nn arrounta from Carlis later thal 9th. Four of the Junta, autopected Nletnlywr said to have fled to Ault-M.lO escape the write's, of their bet onyrd coontrytnea. It is slid to be at length determined by Mi to brisig forward the question of the renewal Charter of the F.it.t Lillie Compote. Ii is int to continue to thut Body the exclusive trial , the English possessions in Ishii's, and .11 thi lion of the elute witch is mitnitted btween tin of Good Hope and Cape lions. Our l'ori.mouth letter, entaaverete• severs' of the hoe which have sailed froin th it port diz. They given to be joint-it by others, al mouth. for the sate destination. The number of licenses for the istme of pt wry note., payable on demand; granted I Critnini.wiosters of Stamp.. fur the year aodin of October. Into% 731. • Whet; Mr. DEAN Woo last night liberstri 111 r. Gat Jon Ks was comentied in his r friend of the. former observed. It was an that blew no body hotel. According to accounts Istil befall. the Cumulous, the produce of the Duties on Ex.:flange, and Pritstiowry Note., oat for the year eliding the sth Jui.wrry, WO, town Arov.. •.:(15,1i961. is. lid. and for the Or yew frris ) .-ar, country net. 197. 61 7 1. Tile majority throughout the Eke" Elroy in fe,n.ir of Mr. flirt IlLots. sod the. ....kat, ." 1 ittiolf • 1 . to ern forth the l'isehol the county were ver I •cgiii.i. Iu the le.%ere bet *ern 1.1.1111SM:lort Cos r /NO. In I7ti9. then pupal it, txu .6)4 5123 voters; 170;.' 41.), J1•';; whcrcr, in 1.5 dtts t i.e" a'" • soterf;% ,l ..o. i; is pt , •Ullied V.lllO, %W. 4 ir"l",t., that tlicy are of the coon tor t ither of the I.a, tie * tlt i•lot 10. with, aolm the strength of at) 11:44,,ectutoit. 1.011111'.. a ou'.lislied list, 177 J, ..4milaiael 1 tsqt!,4ol.ls."l. seistot you f paper, contati , of Cm lions. Cadiz„ fenee,nl44 !. Menac e d tees ofth e ....t tirtsh ioeek 4 c 1 of expo. a few de) e . Vest. Ted to 1 h et ',wed tn. that so !goo 1 'nossi )rts o f t h t little ~ agol oet ,„ 'rireto ' ber m • L. , "Ii• Th e t ..eu as little e u Lot le able C.... ' die 4, thi irrep ote m e . e 4. otis L o y t h e .no., II ...O. 41 "‘0dn.4 . su.kork I On 43. .t; ; nip ii „ e , nil,i , lord, u,,, ..: aid it nim g 1,1 . 4 f . il 1 Scotilit, k..-. Lo l di 1 ' lanl la, ~ Awl I . fvt a I It Kg pc, 4q. ,Ir IV 4 111 S OWL I tadiajoz, to Lb.iit els. in inspop e . tsze A tit l'ellou al reeele lament ti.e Maw ,,,...., entry iot a 4 act kellild hate ho tag ea 14.4. Ills 3 allied, sad • thheirei us, of A t . • oir MI i. r. M. Ave tidbi t •trf flit glgtaieut. Martial. theta hawk Etta the as (;tbrali A inn( Illtttine calculable EA el et all. that atatekil I at Tula- 11 , 4 Jiro asealiliet I "Poi% ...de z Lades his ko.t Oar, at teen!; SW "POO nu y ferrtioe; Aloe liaised A it hit ter thariesw tt the Pu- pie Mamie sad fad tinted sot atesoet d. to be de. t-outoed :h. teak saes NOM MM., Mt. W relkitate the wasti a the por- rots Heti irrinte sact- abaufty, at ems" • pew avert ; 1 Ewa, and the *tat travel as tort &it- tail. a ea, eta as Urals* rid of the ;Weems al beat% captivate Mr. 7 Pew, he sa ad of ore NO. 111 rapid- Nein ispeosable Ir.& ankle, I Mean tali, hr old et the eld.ht Cr twit Coat- tart, pre. Tiov pc &btu'. 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