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FORETG.S INTELLIGENCIL FR umea PAPERS. PARIS, SEPT. 21. Their Maj..sties slept at the l'ullue of the Thud leries last night. This day (Suiiday) before church service, Hi. Majesty g:Avr hudicticr, at the Vilace of the Thud terse., to the Corps DiplOutatique. After MASI there Vtdl3 ;a grand parade in the Cult t lef the ThusLeries. Our of the regiments of National Piards, which was tonne.: ut tie time the English landed in Wel 'cher,...), detlird before His Majesty. This tine re giment taaineuvred with the greatest precision. It wan the opinion of all the Officers present, that no resin/eat of the line could have shewn more perfect dincinime. The Portuguese legion also appeared on the pa . Hi, Moje , ty ordered it to be formed in a etrele, and arldtesoed the officers, subalterns, and soldiers. General Careers, ' who commands the Partuguese, expleined what His Majesty said. The Emperor informed theta, that he was satisfied with their conduct in the last campaign. as wall is re lipeet of braver. as of discirlitie ; that he observed with pleasure, that during the whole of that cam paign not a soldier had deserted; that he wished to sok them if they were inclined to return to Por tugal ; that he ft It it accessary to inform them, that some of their countrymen, who were the dupes of Englart artifice, had taken up arms optima France ; that the English had circulated a report that they were all killed. Hi. Majesty was not aillowed to conclude his ad dress. Exclamations immediately burst from the 'Tank.. "Send to Portugal—we will undeceive our countrymen—we will inform them how we have been Waited in your terrier. Your Eagles will have no troop. more faithful—we will bring all our coat , T men under your illustrious stendards."— Af.er them ezkeseiorts. the Akers, subalterns, and soldiers, all mrore fidelity in that impassioned and ardent manner which is the characteristic of men born in a southern climate. On the breaking up of the parade, which lasted four hours, the Emperor gave audience in the Diaraltal's Saloon to the Dutch and Portirg. , ese of fh.wirs. When he entered into conversation with them, Doe of them became the spokesinsu I , r the whole, De again made protestation of their fideli ty. We shad be in Portugal, said be, what we bees been in Germany ! Oar countrymen will learn, with pnde and gratitude, the confidence that your Majesty placed in us, when often, at the camp of Eberadora; you had no other t tiard than the Portuguese Legion. We will inform them that the power of France is such, that nothing cm re• aiht it on the Continent. England knows it better than any one, but her monopoly must be glutted with blood and destruction! Upon Hie Majesty's return to his apartments. the Da exec of Helium and Alberg, ■nd the Collates* of Perigord, took the oaths of lathes in waiting. ♦IENNA. SEPT.% A dreadful are broke out in the town of Budis in llungary, ou the sth inst. Upwards of 300 houses were burned. sod 60 persons lost their lives by this horrible accident. The lass which the pub lic treacury hs• ,It.,taiited by tue destruction of tontipizioes is er Nutted at rive millions of floriur. lestainstc rru as yet be funned of the losses if 'private vve•aaee. A nwr civil eurle fn , the hereditary states of Agawam is preparing. but it is oat to be put in exteistion until s.a months after promulgation. It is founded on the pries-spies of the Napoleon code. skrr. 10. .l'e learn fpm Belgrade. that on the 10th, 11th, and lids of last month, from ten to fifteen thou sand Turks ..4vai•e-,1 on the Drina. On the 19th, tle , :le . . .uprisk cannonade semis the river be ,ta een or two corps. Ou the night of the 20th eke •1•4-kesh garrison made • vigorous sortie with 700 men from the in►renchmeuts at Crajova, hut they were dnvea back with great lose by the flubs sians. who took three stands of colours, and between fifty asd sixty prisoners. SALONIC4, JULY 2. An American vessel arrived here from Mirka. with • cargo otColouial produce intended for Vicuna. Three other vessels, freighted in the Mille manner, are expected, thi: cargoes of which are to be for warded to Hungary. The merehants, belonging to the Power. who have adopted tl►e Cniittneutid system, raw with no little surpris: that the Austrian Cousul se far favoured this iraudulcait commerce, that he receiv ed in his warehouses and lo,tgeri in his house these articles of s•ercbaudize, and the proprietors. SPANISH PAPERS. CATALONIA.—ACCOVNTS OF ToRTOSA ISADAJOT, SETT. 6. Yesterday 200 Portworse cavalry arrived. tbrir rosrelr to initi oar army. We {mow that some days ago Don Camillo, with his party. entered Almonuttl. and. by means of its igarriaoa, killed the French Conataander, and took thirty load:. or Irma. which have been sent to the cu. petal, with other .11rccts, of which we are ignorant. SE PT. 9. IN'Pre I Very brisk are is kept ty from the Once; n• n'Orielc thi• evening his Eteell , give, tient-sal E ;.fr,veri in t;ais lilac , . whose pressact Is lb VI mid • . fully were esb 7d the tot's te..:u•srs Of tic ittliabitatits, and dumped the spirits of the enemy, who occupies the environs. An.; , 01.2.—At four o'clock iu the morning his Esnellcitcy beg.,,, to inspect the fortifications uud .hatteries of the place, and continued the inspection in the at ternoott, when he made several dispositions to i:tcrcsse the dcfence. At eleven o'elnt k ot the morning it was observed that a column of the enemy's horse was advancing on the rhea" of Addertitia, as far us Rognetas, whom they saluted from the caAle, and the rest of the fortifications, with boutl:s, bullets, and grenades, which did him considerable chutige. August 3.—ln the ufterunttta of this d iy the gar rison made • vigorous sortie, and attacked the ene my in the vicinity of floquetati. Oar loss consisted in 9 killed, and 103 wounded ; that of the enemy was much greater, and amounted to upwards of 700 men in killed, wounded, and 10 - isomers. Aerial 4.—Since the action of yesterday nothing particular has occurred. At half'-past 7 o'clock, • French officer arrived with • flag of truce. Ile was conducted blind-folded to the Cornmissary.house, where he delivered his dispatches, and received Isis Excellency's answer. After dinner, the General-in-Chief left this place with his whole retinue : it is not yet known whither he proceeded, and what was the object of his march. CADIZ, AUGUST 30. The Expedition which sit sail from this port on the 22d in,tatit, under Lascy's orders, have re turned loaded with trophies and spoilxisken from the enemy, whose loss amounts to SOO men, while ours does not exceed 90 in killed and wounded. SlClllii LA, 'arr. 3. On the 29th ult. 1.600 enemy's horse entered *lmam; they were proceeding from Andalu.ia, and directing their march towards Tolled? nnd Ma drid. The Empecinado terribly annoys the French in the vicinity of the capital. PORTLGVESE PAPERS. LISBON, SEPT. 11. We liave received no news from the ktrillie , ; it appear* that the French are not in halite to advance. sLrr. 13. tVe are assured that there hive been two encoun ters between the enemy and cone troops of the English and Portuguese wallies; the consequence of one of which was, forty or fifty prisoners taken from the enemy; and the other was equally in our favour. We a►e likewise assured that a num ber of prisoners made by the capitulation of Al •meide have arrived at our army, which is animated with the greatest ardour against the enemy. It is said th it the Portuguese cavalry, which was auxiliary to the army of the Marquis de Romanis, is in Z•ifrs s where the Marquis preserves his advan tageous positions. • sarr. 14. No acconnts of am interest relative to tile armies. or the military operations have heel received. The armies continne to observe Vie motioos of the enemy, and the concurrence of circumstances con ducive to fortunate undertakings. It is known, that the insurrectionary movetneuis are general in all the provinces of Spain. mid that all the Gene rals are in commission. The number of flying par ties continually increases; and discontent through oat every part of Spain syranuit.cd over by the French is general. The proceedings of the oppressors increases the number of their eneinies ; sad the justice of the cause which the patriots defend redoubles the va lour of the injured people. It May be said, without exaggeration. that the political animosity of Spain against the enemy was never such as it is at present. SEPT. I. We hove had many arrests here duriugths7last week, of persona in various ranks of life, Eeclesi allies. Nobles, Merchants. and other., by Govern ment. The charges aping them are not known, but their rank and an tubers indicate a serious and very extensive plot. Our army remains in the same position as when I wrote. It is reported that the enemy have sheen some intention of making toward &dojos ; yet other accounts make no men tion of any movement of importance on either side. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, TUESDAY. OcToiling I. We have received Spanish Pallets to the aad Portuguese tothe Itith ultimo. We hope and truest that to the event of our army being obliged to evacuate Portugal. it will full hack to Mondego 04. and not to Lisbon. Numerous arrests of per sons of all maks and d..eutptions have recently ta ken place in that city. The precise charges against them are not knowo; but the circornstance is evi deuce of a ' , r i m , and extensive plot in that capi tal.—The positious of the ►eepective armies on the Portuguese frontier, are stated to be the same as described in the last accounts. No movements of any i►uportance whataarr had taken place; but it I. said that the French atimifemed ea intention of advancing in the direction of Bactajne. •furttw.t hrid Wit ou the 4th of August, at which time no a r ineheasiona were rutrrhairird for its sufe. ty. (:ene , -aIO . IIoNst•.LL arrived there on the tat, and his pre.enc.- tn•ptrrd the garrirnn and inhabi tants wroth new coorti,letice. Ou rlr 11, they made vlrtv •r•tj scut:••, ill hed 701) killed, wounded, and made prianners. Gen. O'Dott. NELL left the place alter he had inspected the works. and ordered some impruvementa.—Lesetra Expedition had returned to Cadiz full of 'pinta. f. We were yesteeday e proud proof of the superie rity of thi: linti.h Navy, in tLe si-coutit from Satur day's Gazeue, of the challenge given by Criptain BLACKWOOD, to engage a greatly superior force, off Toulon, but declined by the enetey.—The folloa int is a Ibit of the French ►hips io the outer road of that ha►bour : AustetlitS, Majestueux, Cuatoterte dc Paris, 120 Duasnrert, Geduld, . . 7♦ Captain Mostabcts Breslau, ....... AUnsande Hannibal, Danube, Sufireis, .. Luura Boras .. 74 Karma Mae, Ulm, .. 74 Ajax, Penelope Pumone, Patsliar, ifoutfurt Aarlie, latotapaible, ....... 44 .. 11111 I.DING, Wegraut Fcipiva Lena Achim ...... A letter from an Officer on hoard the blockading squadron, dated the 3:h of August, says, " I here with enclose a list of the French ships now in Tou lon. According to the intelligence which we re ceive front Portuguese who have deserted from them, and were picked up by our in-shore aqua drop, the Toulon fleet intends to put to sea in the winter, to co-operate in tlid invasion of Sicily; but we shall keep a good look out for it in a quarter where it little expects us.—Our fleet will winter at the sleglaleite Islands, to be ready for a start. The enemy amuse themselves every day by crnizing off this harbour, under their batteries. Such is the pleasure they take in tanta lizing us; but they may some day make ft faagr-pas. They are now orally double our force, and yet al. low us to cruse within two gnu ehote of their batte ries.—We are only 11 sail of the line, being fete short of the enemy. They never Can have a better opportunity to try thiM. strength ; but they dare not. It was reported on S:tkiirday, tisas an offer wontil be made on the Stock Exclislig. yea•rrdai, ta take the remainder of the loan iu stir lute Mr. Gina sailD's blind% at the market pi ii•e. iii order to pre. rent a farther depression of the Funds. It was also expected, from the alarm apstareotly felt by the Crascet.boa of the Excaaati ea at the %aim"- in flicted upon public credit, that he would hate heel, able and willing to adopt souse expedient to mode rate or remedy the evil. We have not learned that any thing of the kind occurred yesterday. There was, however, according to the usual course in such cases, a reaction iii the money market, and the Funds, as will be seen in our Stock List, recovered something front the Friday prices.—Wednesday fortnight is, we believe. settling day; and in the in terval, it is expected, Mr. Gutinsattris affairs will be ascertained, and put in train. We have received Paris Papers to the 25th last. On the 23d, IIoN4PA lITE inspected the Portuguese Legion on parade, and congratulated them on their bravery and dwipline. The aiisNer to his address is of course of his own manufacture--but though it were genuine, the language used and the senti ments expressed by men in their situation, cannel be presumed the real dictates of their hearts. Reim,' states that Gen. Buowsnion will pro ceed immediately lo Calcutta. to succeed General Ilswitre as Consurtrider-in-Chief on the Bengal station, A frigate is said to be now under orders to convey General llnowmainu to his destination. The Clothier, J. Il4mtvrou. for Philadelphia. which sailed on Friday from Liverpool. has dis patche► on hoard from General AIIbRIITRONG and Mr. Ptastriss. for the American Government. The St. Jos,f, French schooner privateer, lately captured by the lain, and carried into Plytuouth, had been ant only eighteen hours, and had not toads any capture. too her former cruise she cop. tured 15 vevoelo, only one of which arrived safe in France, the rest being all recaptured and sent into different loots by our cruisers. She is the sonic vessel that captur-d the Spanish ship Astunia Ma iie. and carried her into a bay neer Cahant, from whence she was afterwards rut out by the boats of the Drearbiutight. after a severe lose on our part. — The Captain of the privateer states, that one of the Dreadriosigkes boats drifted ashore, and was taken iiossession of by the French Bobber, ; there were live oriole's in it, two of whom had received mortal wounds, and are visite dead—there were also some legs and arts• in the boat, which are supposed to have been shut off from the bodies of those seamen who were killed krol thrown overboard during the beat of the action its this affair the enemy had six soldiers wounded ; one of them mortally, sod is toner dead. The French troops had expeaded all their amainoition jint at the lane the boats were bringine out the prize; to this riNsimstance may be swanned the %Kitty of Ihr remainder of our Wore tleintlVlll. also %roil,' all have beess either de strovru or tolen loy the anetty, had Dot this oc curred, front the iblf4:V IttinilWr ..r troop. that were drown tip on ft hieh precipice, prep e s,4 t o T er..ivo die boats. —Le Mira bas likewise coloured and sent in the ruse Frehris brig privateer rib/smote, 0101 X. t een le-pouhd,.ro; Ose ss 1111 , 111) . a lure 1C1111:1, atsd IJCIJngi mi to the el t,rrrizing itcot 1,„ Tt):77l) et 1 - ,-S: „s tl% : ,A,.......... : : :: ,......,..... s i .„,. ) , • :....._ • -I. 00.17 r ...-7,- - 7 \ .--,,:;: r-1 7"--- ~:-___, - :, ;-T :' , 3> i , ) 6 COVENT-CARDEN TIIEJT.' Last evening was pi.) for.ned the Tr: Rosati anti Alia. At the 07eilin 4 of ), bins were dispersed, utt Otlilt' the soda position of Mr. Cita/tr....a Its tine, w!, O perform the that of Romeo, and ra t s st indulgence of tile public for BRUNT 4 had usittert•!ken to read the lest at a short also that Mr. JEFFMI ry inigtit he permitted furor the part 01 liennei.J, which had signer! for Mr. liatia tot:. At ti,e ttsitt; curtain, Mr. Ct.attemott*r mole au sp s i Mr. C. Kr. 519 Le, Which was rec , fired with a l —Mrs. CLAI:Kg tialllo her tir , t season in Ow part of Juliet, cod woo greet h entrance wila rep. a:ed pltudits. Her perfo was interesting omit notwithstatidi disadvantage sustained from the want of ti port she shonld have received from Rost. josse was extremely happy in his perform", Meretitio. Tite bootie woe crowded ICI eVery KILKENNY THEATRICALS. The Gentlemen who have so frequently al the fashionables of oar island to Ki lke, mence their plays on Montley next ; and much regret we learn, that the present is to last season of their performance. lVe what circumstance may have influenced this tniustion ; hut it is one w:lit.h every kver drama, every man of taste, all who poesess to admire the timer exertions of superior sung lament. 'rbe abilities of these eel, have been di.played ft r the best purpo.e s , to instruct and Amuse those in easy cirenrar and to cheer the dro , ping heart of poverty, city •of Kilkenny also benefited considenthl; the influx of feshirm ible company.... 3n d it i hoped that its inhalrirauts will be able to prr Mr. Power and his friends to continue th e blivhrnent. The arson opens with Coriolay t'orinaes Frolics.—/ Etiehittg Par, tember e 7.) The Kis. is nos expected is town tosastror. His Royal Highness the Prince of WALT tamed Lord MUTH/SHIM sod %event! Officers at diuuer.7esterday. at Carleton 11 Ye‘ter(lay Sir 14 ALT&& CIIKUHAtt to the Prime of WALE./ at Carletoo-hon, %VATTER (ltd not visit his Royal Flbghne., siossally, as we have the pleasure to say It Iligimesi enjoys most excellent : is w: ly a friendly call. Their li.Jyal High.i eases the Dukes of Commotions were expected to leave borlui day, for Cheevely 11111, Cesalneigt•liire, of the Doke Of RUTL•3IO. The Duebns of bortrswicg Iron riven (Noun iy Privy (;,tudesed, and bai take(' V P 1.11101.11 Te de• eleg an t ausioniu Hourorr for live years. Viscount Mott NTJOY left town en Sato* Norflk, to join Sir JAMILS PviaEXCT . 6 :hew Tie Dowager Mareblooms of Ban' and CAROLINE Tatiana, lotend to lave to morrow, for Bradby Hall, Derbyshire, the the Ella and Countess of CIIIETILIMILI whence they will proceed on a vibit to the Ear Counteso of ST taIFORD, at their seat, Alassey s euesliirr, where Lady Etds.Tu‘ expected in a few days from Wiadsor. Colonel BEAUMONT sod family left Hell Abbey, Northumberland, en Friday, Ate Mc, at Bretton Hall, near Wakefield, Yorlobirt. they intend to piss the remainder of tke seas! The last arrivals at SallUSeit are— Admiral Laugharne, Captain Higyissoa, Mr. Dail, Mr. sad two Menu., Primer, 111r.J.Tralserne,.. land, Mr. Viekinson, 'M iss Hmigy, three Misses hosts Fry, Mrs. de is Fontaine, &c. /ie. Lincoln liana this year proved unusuall, tie,. and upon the whole the sport rrio. r The a•sernbly rooms exhibited a scene or seldom to he witnessed in the country. AID, company were— . . - Earl of Buckinghamshire and two Misses Hobart, sad Lad) Brounlow, Sir Abraham Hume, Sir It. sr. Heron, Ladr Stuart, Mr. and Misses Chaplin, Messrs. F. Chaplin, Bev. E. Chaplis, Miss Pelham, Miss 1) Messrs. G. and Upriehp Mr. Thomas %%lichen, Mrs. and Mimes Routhereit, Mr. sad Miss C. deacon and Mos Illingwurtb, Mr. oat Mrs. Welk Manner::, Dr. and Mrs Gordon, Mr. Mainwarii Mr. liesilicote, Ilcv. Mr. hi:dhiirpe, Lieutenset.i Lint, M sj:w and Mr. Terrewert, Mr. R. Pmts . /lima, Misr, and Miss A. A insicy, Rev. Mr. Littirtrales,M: Mies and Miss E. Wilson, Hiss Hilliard, Mr. Curt Marc, Mrs. and Mies Moor, Mr. sod lltis Swan. and Mrs. Mansell, Capsular and "1.". IN•l4uls, Mr.. White, Mr. Heneaze ' Ih.Cuoksou, Dr. ch.. Mr. Mrs and Misses Glibtvesiin, iter. Mr. Cooper, Mrs H. and Miss Armin, Rev. U. and Mrs. Turner. Mrs. Moody, Mr mad Mr. C. Fane, Mrs and Mi., Sir. I .atelefir Id, Miss Smith. Mr. Dosinster, Rey. Mr. and Mrs. Brombesd, Rev. Mr. Cour, Rev. . ham, Lieut. and Mm. Bevan, Mr and Misses Sa: and Mrs. townsman, Mr. J. Mrs. and Miss Litchford and Mrs. Carpenter, Mr. Machks, td Dragons Cu. Fricke, Mrs. Csieraft, Captain Lowr:e, Mr. ?inn! and Lieut. Brows, Mr. Tomlissos, Captain HO Rogers, Mr. Rnstan, Mrs. Hare, Mr. Dodson, son, Mr. Grantham, Mr. Neville, Mr. J. Vow Burtonshaw, Mr. 3. Utast, Mr. E. Mr. W. Acs. Meese, Capt Nom, Ac. Ike" Ste. Mr. Rosa is conked with s violent the grim, at his house in Old Palace- red. Mrs. JORDAN was last night to perform of Baserre, in EMU/41141es Comedy of J stag, at the Liverpool Theatre; where formed tour nights last wink to overflnwido, Mr. Banuiseua closed his cog:town Shrewsbury Theatre. on Sat tittle, night, la ' of Sir Basking Constant ; sod this night menceitan engagement. for two nights porn, ..f Carmel Frig-neve/4 and Peeping the Chelteaharn 'theatre. On Thursday gagcosent chasm W ATRIUMS Pr.acvs..--When the arrival - - - eotupatly wie published, it o oulti be "1 .1 : 1:1 to publitili likewise the miners or the diireie pu4-kirs otten:l them— e Officrr -- - , i Ect clo•so to Et S 9 lIC Ct rcisonies ' , f!li ~ts .. .i. I. , 1 --.--- / St b'.... The . l i p g . .. „ ) 0 it in ' 1 , g ,-i, 1 E.1T.-E. at be g rel the Tr.: r pI, . cply in g o f vit :, , drel tile Budd. , i . teasi iglorkt;'leiwieittl!tlicihuhs:eici;rirlebeetitiin.rna":l6htiltirita'‘iiPiolkitiLsuoieTlyttsdNillaututrfridiegliatidibele°.gtil:ttri ittlilalel‘ritiiunw'si‘:'e4.,,i',i'.''.4.''s I''nt.ltyallivicitiTwelpir4'lsr.;.l9ctl'' , _. ,i A , e ~ Is a lMOgy 1.16e 1 ll PPeliftllke ,: 1166 ' , I , greeted 04 3 (0 Jil% 'nal Ros iee , ki , c t a l i s Perfonnso u is ce ed • 11% everyill it Alen al . iI3 , . , .tern esent is to be , roll; We knew a Mr, cored this deer. , t, , very ;Geer a • oto ko pooxeso . „ A wre sup er i or t 1,.., . t .,, VI )11Cpcsbes....,,t ~ . to iy amass . rdi If poverty. 16 ue I )eisidendaly frail esi, resod it is to he ny ibis to prer...i 38 C rotitine the ~,tA, 1 COTiavis ou d et; "iiieg Pat, Sep. Ii ..:. At mu tomaerow. U of Waimea/It. e' several er'etary lei arirton Hoare. ,d i HAII p.iid a nu , , 1 letoo-hoine. sa •es Ili:ghop.i. 4 ,:,. -r ' to say b:, l'owl i tali: is a 1.,..; Ikelef YOCC a. .. to e borfu.li %ertr. L" igeshire, the s. • in , e u given op , Hi A takes Vireo ' s I tisuostr,qo Ai r.... en Satan/4/14f, resST . 6 iheutiu ? N .stmi and ' .os, i leave tows • re shire, the mat , , w 1! ITILIMILD, Irma it to the Esil . , eat it seat. Dentists 11, ELM TUT ANS ' lad , hoe. .. ; ly left Newham Mr lay, fix their scat . llil York•hise, she sari of the season. in .1 •—. e.. 11 isna, Mr. sad V I, 0 Trabeme, Mr. R. lull e Mimi beast, M. . se unusually art - i i !, or s was rxcril , ~ ' iar, rend of N A, .4., - ~.d itry. Ainuog 0. , ere hisses Bohai, ' Id. se, Sir It. acd Lair i llia, Messrs. 11. oil bli am, Miss Vislos t• A O Wli icbeute, Mr I a I MnM is• Cast, • Weary, Mr. I. . . in M immune . , It a .iraleasin.Coi. Lie "n• r Pretrina, Reg. • G .tirhales, Mr. Sets, ri ,, i , Mr. Caniiis, . Ir a , 'lir. Swan,. Nev. sl:. ✓w.,..,,i. m r . C. est i d r . Cooper, K...r. 1. i t , i I n . Turner. Th. al ,". 1 and Mi.. E.S.in. 4. er, Rey. Mr !WV., r, e l. Mr. Nee' 'll R Misses Satre., sir re , . LiteGeovt, c. 44... . 4 , 14 rairusia Guards, Mr. ~k , Mr. Piens, ca;ma _ . : s .l.4.. p .w is s i .r.oun n ji,H:via.l::.,,,,ds,ml..tolis. ^::.;, :.,:::: n• , r 1 violent attsck ,1 •.14:, :e-s red. 11, perform the re: n , dv of Tlr ilir.r ,nll ; *here she Po' hal, erflotriag how.* 1, 0 I ogrigernent at tlu . kk night, in the flar ^ , II is night he con . , n,,, fig hts only. in its mu.. Peeping I'stn.. 4 1 .41 NW/del I'llo Le• kr.ot •!: , It arrivals of t l •e ‘ he ili.coly 11'" •• se diirei e-t ir'. • ' ,:' n ‘,ll • lit •', l • 1: -. sc t 119 .V.: ..' • ' . .1, 1