The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-05-17 00:00:00

- - • • • • • IY : AR OFFICE. -1 FROM PAP:TRA LAID REFOR I E TIRE 110 List RESPECTING U. LORIN AND Igli• PERIM wtiormuitb. •.• • Qificefor al:tilting the Public Amoylto, • . Sinueo.et-place, Match i, tout. Ttlr • Loabs.—We duly received. Mr. liuskisatnes, ettcr, dated' lyth ult. transmitting. by comoniud of your 'Lordship,' for our consideration, aid report thereon, the thclused useiuorhal of E. J. A. Wood ford, Esq. Lite Chief Inspector.generad of Foreign Corps, desiring that he u.'2,itt trot Ile culled before us for examination; and -i ;iii(ying your Lordships •direetiOn that Mr. Wwiiiiord be nut cidled before *us 'Aril our report 'boll be made to your LordshiF,s • on his said memorial. 11.1 , •e the honour to represent to your Lord ships. that having fully considered Mr. Wisidforti's inemortal, and hope_ also reviited all the p.occetl i.l:44 of tin , 6001 , 1 ill%e to motley receited and . ..ie.:J-11.NA on et ••1 foreign corps, VIP deem it 1,- , ',!• 4 :17 wale detail, not only for • of niali.l4:, tliuse proceedings fully intelii t;•ble to roar Lord.io l oi. but also ostli a view to rt.- Olt insinuation'. prat. I,Looli conveyed in I'Vottilford's'intinorial .1a1.1,,t this hoard, espreiaily tln: real object of Mi. Woodford's memorial ail p;srs ti us not merely tpie tibmining of au exten,iun of tile.: fur answeriog such ipiestinns au we may pro pose to him, but principally the avoiding., if he can, rendering itt us? aerostat whatecer into this oa'ce fur exassotation. . _ _ It appearing so long ago as in the Latter end of the year UM, by the annual certificates transmit ted to us by the Paymaster General of the forces, under directions contained in the Auditors us r. tlist Irtweeu the gitth of December fjp.t, the 3ist of December 1797, the sent of W 0,2 7 ,0. had been issued to Mr. Lukin, as agent for throw, corps, we required that officer, as we do in ni:a,r cows et the him nature, to deliver Its account thereof:into this office for examination cisey attslt sd, wetter with the vouchers in support eirreof. In reply to onr requisition, Mr. Larkin wale] to us, that having mimed dileetinii• iron' t.:e Secretary at War to deliver his account- perinuic into his office, he was in expectation the r forthwith examined there, and ..f recevnag Ills Al - jasty's Warrant for alloitin the wattle. C. sidecars Air. Lukin's letter. tbt.. 13'.ard were rip., r:y Of opinion, that Mr. Lukin on 4 lit, not withstaiii;iiig any thing contained therein, to be conana;eroci as an leisure - it aecountaist, and therefore pers.st:d in their -inisitaun. it ussviog efterwurds been ceitdltd, that a•fitr ther suns of 33i,5001. had heel, iwprested to Mr. Lukil in 179 e, aid unotlwr taw of tbsterd. 13.1. Bd. in 179.5, this Board's r4c l uvot t on to him to render so as.a.vu, , t of all money itopreeted to him wa,, nu dh, 2,2 of July, 179i4, repeat ed. To which requisition he replied, in a let ter dated Stssb July 1799, that he haul :dread) , pased a part accounts at the War-olfme, in, pursuance of.durections from the Secretary :It War, and that he had o.ltaitted !Its Kijot)'s Warrant, for the tatinz ; that hr had also received the instrue bons oldie Secretary at War to proceed without de lay, in making up and deliveriog into his office the remainder of his accenting. ail inviter to this letter the I.4‘iird of Auditors required Mr. Lukin, 6y a letter dated est.! August * 1799, whets he stould have Pained the King's - Sipa Manual fur licsidAttne,: the whole of his eceoisit., to deliver tbt Same into this office, in order that he might be relieved an the uimal maarer, which he was told could not be done untii the Sign Manual way so ie ..; tenet. It appeared afterwards by further certificates, that in the years 1799 and ism), Mr. Lukin had received the further Owns of 102,7861. 19%31. and $4.5.4551. ss. 3d. on among/tor Foreign corps ; up on which the 'limal requisiriims of this Board for the deliver" of an account, dilly vouched and attested, were repeated, by letters to Mr. Lukin, dated 40th and !Hit) of February 1804. In answer to these letter., Mr. Ltikia stated, that a'! Ins ac- Counts had been examined at the War-rnr ce , nir. l His !Visit-Ay . * Warrants granted accordingly, which Warman* were in the possession of the Payan:v.icr (knead, to whom he had •paid over the halaiiee that remained in his hands at the settlement of his accounts. Ou taking into consideration the above reply of Mr. Lakin, this liciard directed certified copies of those warrants to be culled for; hut as the original warrants were to be obtained at the Pey-otiice, they were procured from thmee by our inslwctor- General, and on our perusing them, the fillouing resolution was made by th e Board, vit. r That as Mr. Lakin is returned io the certidcates Ivan the Paymaster-General's Office us an imprest aCs.,72nt • ant. and as the Board, upon in s pe c ti on o f the King's warrants under a hid% he. received the :une,ry. see nothing therein to relieve hips ,/'roar render* on ac count in this (Vice, they actordinaly think lit to require him to deliver an ort•onot into this C duly attested, accompanied with the vlticjier.? io suppliet thereof, •Ini or ifetuf; ItanidUy tl.e 7111 June 1804. Toe warrants a; - I...Are‘l tb 1... clt 'IC and „nen b o portant ilocume,its, art viny other reaolation. beef) comma. teas dtei ive of sir. to= kin's responohility to this orii,:e as n conntant, it would, in our 0E1 . 81119n, i.3VI` scnoun'ed to a complete der:.l:ction of our cle.y ; and in Proof of the juatne.... or that opinion, ve hose further to Laurin your I.or4bhips, th•J the tic..oit.it end wrrhers were :ierir;•.!ingly d.•1.•;•,•,1 i,.tr t h us olhee 11 , 1 the.3d dry of October when it ap peared by the Arcomquiltla owl, atit ilet.t. that he was indebted in the '0 I 31 of l.!-, #;: , 1. whirl& we accordingly re l eared to voi:r I. r'laiuips, and jwhich SIM Lae since lien ;tutu the ,e. pt of Hi* Mat.sty's'Exelle%:ll.r. Nothimi (seen: Ted which burr rn - .:rrinUy on Mr. Lukin's accoonr, until the nth of N , lVe,nlier except a pulMeatiou by Mr. Poole, 6:14" of the In apectora of Foreign Corns, (copies of r. arc in thitOffice) when the Hoard received n letter from the Secretary at War, t. , erl on that day, rcoutst ing to be informed, Whether, in the route of the proceedings that will be had in this OlFe' mem the said occourtts relative tn Forriwi dm se veral individuals who will be friend to have received imprest's of Money from Mr. Jerkin upon account, ktheir bills or otharpnee i , wig be ticemed to Ix t&aceousednets, sod t o ll, motel). he celled opeti 6y the Auditors, to slim that foe sums received by thew respectively have been duly applied to the public service." lu• answer to the above letter, dated the 2lst No►eiober, this Board requested to be informed by the Secretary at War, " how far the establi.hed re gulutioas for examining accounts of His Majesty's •retlular forces, were to be applied to the exatnitia- Ilion of those of the foreign corps, and desired that they might be put in possession of the copies of appointment., and of all instructions at any time given by the Secretary at War, to the Agent, In soector-Generid, loyeetors, or other persons, in ru!atiou to the pay and allowances to the said corps; or in rt. :4 mA to the receipt of any public monies by any of the sind persons, whether by impies.* faun the Puyinaster-Genend of the forces, by the pro duce of bills of exchaoge, or by ally other way. or memis histet er. and of the distribution of the same." On the 4th of January last, this'Board had un der their cousider4tion a letter from the Secretary at War, dated the r.Bl of that month, which letter de manded very ',Articular attention, as it brought Mr. E. J. A. Woodford, for the first time, under the speiel consideration of the Board as a pisblic accountant. 'fhet letter informed the Board, that it 1)6,14... found upon a further inspectiou of the accounts of Mr. Woodford" (though thatgentle man boldly states in his letter of the 18th Decem ber that the accounts in question never have been at any time in his possession) that his charges for the loos upon his bills, and especially upon those ne gociated through Mr. Devauz, hare been calcu late(' at supposed rates of exchange, instead of being found, as they ought to hare been, upon the actual produce of the same bills, as converted into the denominations of money placed or taken to Mr. Woodiord's credit, in account with regiments and , ; and it being probable that the erro iiArties on this head, together with those for 11, may prom to be very considerable, lie thinks it proper to suggest, that, if nut inconsistent won the rule* of this office, the Aoditors.should call 'spoil Mr. Woodford to render, without delay, ft diA.,iiet account of the proper charges of the above drecriptiou, in order that the balance thereof which shall be found to bedne from him, may be recut (-red to the Public." _ _ _ T;) above information induced the Board to cause a minute inspection to be made of Mr. Lakin's ac count with relation to Bills so drawn, whoa it was found that credit had been taken be him for Bills of Exiiumge, drawn by Mr. M'ooilford alone. to the :minuet of 462,9141. 19s. Id. (exclusive of the ruin w 45,C341. 15s. 9d. on account of salaries, &c. in the Foreign Department of the War-Office, in cluding '• Monies issued on account of the reduced c‘c!arrcv.'') for the expenditure of which no account Of vouchers have been delivered, except the Bills of Exchauge themselves. These Balls wilt indeed operate as (heehawing to Mr. Lultiu. so far u he is concerned ; but it became the duty of the Board, tmiforinably to the constant practice in such cases, to regard 31r. Woodford as a snb-acronsitant, and accoolitigly they required him to produce an ac count of ad monies arising from such Bills of Ex change; a t account not rendered the less Recto. sary by the direct charge which the Secretary at War has brought against Mr. Woodford. Mr. Woodfora havint *Waded complying with the retpthilitons so made to Mot, by letters dated Jan. 18114 and Feb. Mb, the *inner of those lettere was referred by the Board to the Secretary at War, for the sole purpose of obtaining his opinion as to the extrusion of time it tnight.he ream:misfile to allow to Mr. Weodford for the debvery of hie accounts, as well as to Mr. Gardiner, Inspector of Foreign Corps, whose account this Board had also required to he delivered at the same tinse with. Mr. Wood fortni. In reply to this reference. the Secretary at. War metes " that he is at a less to understand how Mr. Woodford's accounts should never hare been hi his oars :.ossession, and suggests the propriety of the parties, Mr. IVoindford and Mr. Gardiner, being called upon fur 'further explanations, and that they .:aotibl be desx,rl to state within what period their accounts can he completed." I.7 l mas receiving the above letter from the War- Office. this Board immediately required Mr. Woodford and Mr. Gardiner to attend on a future day. in order to be examined on otth under the authority conferred on the Board by the Auditors Act, in reiatino to their respective accounts; but Woodford requesting that a week or ten days more might be allowed him to prepare himself far his meeting tile Beard, a week was, without hesi tation or difficulty, rented to Mr. Woodford ac eordio;;ly, n Inch. added to the six days notice be • fore given, amounted to a period of 13 days In the Ante. Mr. Woodford's attendanee ort this Board line, however. been suspended under thedirection of your Lord.!iipsi signified in Mr. Hlnsktiallm's letter above-mentioned ; and the Board have, therefore, thought it expedient to postpone the examination of Mr. Gardiner until Mr. Woodford shall appear before them. • 'lntioticing the contents of Mr. Won(lford's Me morial preseiced to your Lordships, it is °lsere nide that s eompact is by him aillewc., to have been made by the Steretery at War with him on his ac ceptiog the ofti , ,e of lospectnr-General of Foreign Corps, that he teas sat to becoste a public accostatamt. But nnthiu in confirmation of such swertion ap pc4ts u, the iii.tertetions given to Mr. Woodford, a ropy of whirr o e have received fmm the War (Iffik:e ; on the contrary, there are many articles in chore to..rocairms, particularly Articles 9, 17, 21, 25, and Tit. which bear a very different import. The second Jiailgraph of the swum Memorial con sins the I fol tieing uwertino. via. ' that all ex peosi:s and sc.:omits pato' gto his office. were fully approved, and conlirme7l (as was stipulated when Ire at repted that office) by the authority un der ishien he acted, as he hopes liereafte4 to make more loll), appear toyear Lorcli4Aips." It remains to be proved, mblaitbstanding this awertion, that all accounts r•rtuiniug to Mr. Worslfore.'s otNt r. bare been fo;ly approved and confirmed. Certain it is, that we are not in pow temon of any document to establish thnee farts, whatever may yet remain in the War Office ; sod *lieu we roos;der the very serious charge brought against Mr. Woodford by the Secretary at War, in his letter of the 2.i Jesus!, last, the probalidity is, - that no such document exist* concerning tiee prifit and loss on the stain of 9fit,9121. 19s. td. with which Mr. Woodford stands charged under the head of bills of exchange only. The third paragraph of Mr. 11'enclfard's Memo. rial not containing any thing ...octhy of our obser vation, we pass ii,over in silence. It is for your Lordships to judge, :Fier receiving this Report, whether Mr. Woodford rensiiiss w public accountant, amenable to this Lloanl, or not; and if your Lordships shill decide that he is so amenable, we are r. ady, whatever. 31v. Woodford may think of us, to -ant him all reasonable ex tension of time for ap e -.twin at th;roilace in order to be examined. The assertions contained in the tiftia partgrriph of the Memorial, wherein Mr: Woodford Antes, as That the Auditors are as jet uninformed of the commission, instructions, and stipulations, under which the Memorialist was appointed and acted, and that his account is not before them, and that .hey have never yet beard his stll.-gations in respect thereto, or hare seen the approval and confirmation of his accounts by the Secretary at Win, under whose authority he mettal ;'' it is udutitted, are for the most putt nue. We are indeed as yet unin formed us to many of the particulars qputed in this paragraph, and the want of such information may tin nu small degree be attributed to the extraor- Jittery delay that ha. taken place in preparing co pies of commissions, &c. ir. die Foreign Depart ment °jibe War Office, where a relation of Mr. Woodford presides, and to the resistance which has been coustriitly made by the Memorialist him self to reudesing his account, or to aasweiltsg any questions relating to it. So long since .as ou the 21st of November last, such papers were desired by this Board froh: the IVar Offwe, a very WM Ina only of w h ich liuve beets received within a few . days past ; why the rest are kept (nick we commt sty. though we may perhaps conjecture, when we recollect that they are to he furnished from a de partment in which Mr. Woodford himself was once the Chief, and in which the accounts, which hr shewa such reluctance to produce, were examined, approved, and confirmed ; a sanction which, al though it could not protect Mr. Lultin, the prin cipal accountant, from rensleiing an accoont its Office, Mr. Woodford, it seems, thinks' should cxcinpt him, a sub-accountant, from beieg farther questiored as to the Minn use subs of public mo ney which passed through his hands. Lest the principle upon which we have called nn Mr. Woodford to account specifically ter the sum of 062,91`2.1. 19s. id..m!tourd net be chstioctly un derstood, it mey not he improper its this place to say, or rather to rep?at, that it is for the assouut of bill of exclian.Ae cnially, but not wholly; drawn by !tir. Woodford from the Cootiuent on the priu• cited Acconntant, Mr. Lakin, in like nictiner as Ooveroma. Connnanders-its-Chief, &c. draw bill. for public services on your LOrdships' Board, which are accepted litc one of your Lordships' Secretaries, paid at the Bank. and, in general, finally taken op' by the Paymaster-Ceneial of the Forces, and in eluded in his accounts, under the authority of war rants signed by His Majesty, and countersigned by • your Lordships, which uniformly contain the fol. lowing words : as charging the said sums srevertbe less on the drawers of the said bills, that they may respectively account, &c. ficc." lii addition to what is above said, we take leave further to state to your Lordships, that the act. enthrals of Mr. Lukin cnntain the strongest isrierna evidence of the propriety mad necessity of the ac counts of Foreign Corps receiving a more efficient examination than they y t appear to have under gone. Not only are seriml of the Warrants under the royal sign manual relative to those accounts grant ed without any account of particulors owed, as the foundation of such warrants, but even such of them as have accounts of particulars annexed to them will by seen to have been meek out 013 grounds the most unsatisfactory, the accounts annexed to them being so general turd • telligi'de as in many inststeees to afford little pr nw inforrtetion concern ing the nature mud particulars of those ezpetises which the warrants wete intended to cover. This wilt more fully apprer to your Lordships by the abstract annexed. On these grounds roc may with confidence rest the vindication of our conduct in requiring from Mr. Woodford an account upon oath ; a requisition conformable both to she ancient and the modern practice of the Auditor's office; agreable, as we conceive, to the reaosi, propriety, and necessity of the case ; and lastly, roa.sotinut to ll.r duty ee owe to the public in the satiation we hoid as Commis sioners for auditing the public accounts of the king dom. lint we will advance one step further, and demonstrate that the question, where the account of Mr. Lukin (*lnch involves that of Mr. Wood ford and other.) is to be audited, lino already been decided by your Lordships' board. in the month of June, 1795, the Secretary at War (the "recounts of Mr. Lukiii, es Agent to Fir reign Corps, being then under .. examination at amp Wisisoffiee) " suspended"' that examination, in consequence of this Board's requisition for the de livery of those accounts into this office for exami nation ; and on the Bth of the same mouth, he ad. dressed a letter to Mr. Secretary Long, desiring him to lay before their Lordships one which he Lad received from Mr. Lukin, requesting to know how he ass to act, " whether his accounts were to be examined in the Wrr-office, or by the Commis sioners for auditing the public accounts ;" and ou the !!st of the same mouth, Mr. Long signified by letter to the Secretary at War the pleasure of their Lordships, vie. " that they were of opinion that Mr. Lukin's account should be audited by the Commissioners for auditing the public accounts." This letter of Mr. Long, we have good reason to know, miscarried, or possibly was suppress e d by some persons interested in suppressing it, so as not to have reached the hands of the Secretary at War. The circumstance of such an official letter, written at so critical a time, not having reached its desti nation, is certainly remarkable ; and it is rendered more so when your Lordships consider, ail the fay that the " suspension" of the examination of t the accounts of Mr. Lakin in the Wan Office was about that time taken off, or, what is more pee -1 bable, dieregardad by the superiors in the Foreign Depurtruent, Mr. Woodford arid Mr. G . /Miner, the principal sub -accountants in the account of Mr. Lukin. Tii;s suspension having been got rid of, the 'ix ifiliWitin WWI proceeded on, the account/were past. ''' . 7'..r^l' ed into warrants, wlsiclr Mr. Wondford states in In. memorial to your Lurrt,losps, so far as hir was con cerned (and winch was fir a .trui exceeding 300,00e1. were folly approved, and enufirmed (its Mr. Woodford Pretends w4s :411).110(A wheal he accepted the office) by the authority nailer which lie acted." Before we conclude this very long report, we hike levre•to Wilms your Lordships, thait one tif the objects of the intended examination of Mr. Woodford, which has bevu postponed by direction of your Lowdsliiirs, until we have reported oil this memorial., was tu keeertssiti the causes which pr-- ve;tted the Treasury order, of the 2I st June 179 e, frog being acted on iu .the office of His Majesty' s SecretruT ut War. We have the hu ((((( ir to be with great respect, My Lords, your Lordships' 11Jost obedient and humble servants, J. T. BA'I'T, JOHN MARTIN LEAKE, C. W HoUBE BOUGHTON. Th• Rig, hi Una. the Ler4, C.thimissimers gr 7iessr , y, i.e. 4c. N4l"/11. INTEGGIGENCE. ?wasYOUTH. NAT 13. Arrived the Bel!tisk, Capt. Brenton, Conitnodore Cookhuru'o broad-petulant. from West-Indies; a white was tired on her coming iu sight, which was returned by Sir Roger Cartis'i tbeg-ship.-t-Also, arrived. the Ifimsses. 44, lion. Capt. Lake ; both these ships have French pristai era on board, and several transports which mint_ in with them, are crowded with them. taken at Marti. nique.—The enemy woulJ not let them (slid in Quiberon Buy. accordion; to the terms of thew cupitulatien Arrived the Flaring, Cslot. I.ockrer ; I)eraata lion, bomb, and the Cracker, from the Downs, swats a convoy. Arrit sit the Tigris homeward-bound East India ' mom It is believed that there are two fleets off the I~:e of Wight from the• East ; one from I:crinkly. and the other from itlnlcas and Bengal. bot►:ul to the Downs. Soled the Theseus, cf 74 glin% ('apt. Bertsford, to Join Sir Richard Si rat:hail's squadron in the Downy. Extract of another Leiter some ditto.] Peru-el by for the DOWIth the Albion and Power ful, with a that from the East futlirs. EkII7OI2TU, MAT 13. Arrived the Alert with a ffre,4 for Newfoundland ; and llunish ship Indian, Captain %V idler, from Lisbon; she parted from the Climapiam with 19 will under convoy:off this port, after 34 days' pas_ sage from Lislion.—Wind neat, MAY 16. Arrivei the Fancy ctrtter from off' Flushne , ; she kft Sir Itmliard litr.i‘lian'a squadron a ll aril. or.t . .triock. MAY 12. The brig Commerce, De:minim, arrived h-re yesterday from Hootlnnis. after a passage of 61 days ;—left loading the following vessels ; Kinsman ; Hibernia, Smith ; Disoateti, and William. Lee. —On the 27th April, spoke the brig Indefatigable, Spaydal, of Pool, in lat. 51. O. long. 31. 30. out 24 dap Isom %Vatarlord frs. Newfoundland. She had got damaged, is a Lit* heavy gale, but could not learn !Fe particulars. The Foriansa,HANlAN, from ifeligolatxl for Loi (lnn, was raptmed,•ort the 17th ult. off YanaOathy with four other vets. hi, by the Cooper privateer. from Calais. I'he Zealous, MAILMAN, bound to Hull, is burnt at Billingsgate. By a new regulation in the army, ail tlx regi ments of the bier lire to casuist exactly of IMO men, to each of which arc to be attached WO en listed boys. FROM LLOYD'S LIST, Gn •mrnr), 5i.1.1" IS—Sailed the Dauntless. Brecht fur tar Cave of Gund Hope ' • Duke of Kent. Webster, f ur Martimique Dein Pucket t : 4 arage, fur Newry Drummond. braltar. far Pnlermu ; and Anti nod Mar. ileadrmoa, for Gi- COURSE OF EXCI Awistcrilam.... 31 0 2 V. Ditto at Sixtit.. 30 Rotterdilin cf. 91♦ lianiburzh.... 29 6 2W. A Rona "9 7 2;U. Paris Ditto sa L's 2O Bounkein lANGE, Mar is Lisbon 63 OPurto D 11664 ..... Cork 11 , ILLTON. Portugal G u hi in Coln and Bu•s s. d. Cadiz ...... 44 effective Bilboa . ...• 57 Nuplee 44 Itte 01 , 4 11 0 Doubloon& . u o 0 New Dollen .... 0 5 SIII,PI il/ Barr .... 0 0 0 New L 9 (Parh) 0 9 0 Rio on the Bank of Holten 4 pert:ant. ..... .so Liv. Pie. Yobs C 5l, Do. Ind PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bunk Stock 94-44 3 per Cent. Reduced r .... ii 7! a per Cent. Cumli u. 4 pr r Cent ll4 5 per Cent. Nary • Oumiuta .. . Indla Stock laths Ranh l5 16 prem. Exchequer Rills Consuls for T. BISH, Stock Broker, Nu. 4, COrlaliii, sod No. 9, Chart•r9.^nr4s. WAKRIAGE. Lately, Captain Harvey, d the t ytb Light Deagnonv. to. Lady Hoaavia Woodpil e , wid ow a ie ri r ts t,r the Royal Navy, and tiaegbter attic East of Cavan. DEATi-is. On Snooty, in Baker.stiret, Ma.. Ramo, Rome years •so one or the, most bmintaful women it; Ibis mirtromt , is. Th.s Ludy wilt ■o attllehed to Col. Montgomery, nlio, is tai•a• unfortionntely fell in • duel, that rhe lirra wh,.ily in wit.- tarot from that period, till within t,t (cr , tigglit, may be ainsidemd at the 'artifice of aiiri t inn. A fest days since, Joseph Chedler, Lag of re.abrote Cambridge. On the 13th instant, rear Dorkinz, Surrey, Mr. Gaon* Birch, the second sou of Mr. Alderman Bird., Loudon, in She tgth•ycar of his age. HIGIS-WATER AT LONDON-MIDGE TINS DAY. Ma. 46 afar 3 I Atle mar t after 4 - • LONDON: Printed by G. D ItsoN, 1.. If), ( 14 lionrett-coort, nue, -orfp^t; sot; • ,it lace. No. Back i.f Si. laesnMf. 41e,... I WHITIi, of same Ili . , , • , Gest to tbe (Km,. punt p.t.ti • ' ~ : ;,~ INV! LAN That Cunt Viet the 7 L3CM the 1 Sae Cow • of Grou • meal 'their .ritp t COA rtgeo 1:!Ire 11 7 14 44 t) ON, 41 ER 44 p3.al trith 01.11 Very 110 m, I din .11 A PAR and Mme Ot thv Lei Me.si Dubti leaf Ira In I Liter) Pri Chun dilly. N I Of 'lli bull y lift a vritei Pass t. irbd CT IV II to 'III a IP Te ittitie