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I ir ~¢ . F .... itti... i . .. , BATH; Avacsr 10. -... . IVelhavaday lost. a cause which excited eon.iders hi interest wits tried at ISrulgoater, Ist.fure_Sar e s :4: ltoss,is tiILAINtSI snit* Specint Jury. whereto Mk E.1:11l1.11., surgeon, of this city, less kilairitift, soil Mr. ./, liwwite„ printer, Defstukisiit. The Mad, '..•• which reflected on the charartqr and professional .„ skiff of the [Plaintifr, was clearly stated by Mr. . Bc•covs.; after Which, Mr. Serjeant Istis, es lead s.P.:: ink Counsel for the Plainti ff , laid before his Lord sitto and the Jury the facts as stated in the proceed ; ink. and, in the wind eloquent and itupressive lento ' arr. *hewed the nature and evil tendency of such 1.1.' - Slid tnaliiyiniit puldicisti ~,, O. issuing in a place tonere Mace, harmony, and decorum, are so easels tinl.for its prosperity. The consequence of the one ;11 question he pointed out to the Jury as portico ! srly •tfeeting the Plaintiff, and very. isiateriolly so as a medical professor; but he trisstiol that it was needless to intrude upon the ' of his 1,0,1111161 p, or dentin the Jury, as he should prove. in this Ciii.r, by the most respectolde witnesses, that the l'lsintin v. as the iWrIbl)11 agninst whom this tooliciours aim! Ull• provoked fillet was Imitated ; and he hoped tlw Gentlemen of the J Lary would give each cutnpensa t•oit to his client, os would deter that repine tribe o' serifs:ilea [rum attacking the character of the is tomtit. ~ M. Wells, solicitor fits the Plaintiff, was called. He proved that he bought the book containing the libel at the ilefesetasat'a shop. and that he verily believed the libel meant the Plaintiff; and uo other primes. Mr. Salt, surgeon. wits then sworn, and thioa.4l, that he knew the PlainUgP , and that on re.elnex thr libel im tistet.tt.to, In• Soul too 4lituilit in his mud but Mr. Edwards wan the person alludes! to. Sir John 1./itbitio and Mr. B. Dilation were obits • vorn, awl averreJ sit t.. doe untie fact. C 5,101.4 Phelfs stated, he verily believed. utast Nit ttallr, that the libel contlitsed its Le Papalee. as .fated to the Jury, could turas' no other pertain than the Plaintiff, and mattleeitaistrawun on Isis mind could nut !tefltereil. -- - g bein cloned on the putt of the Plaintiff— - Mr. Seheaot Pitt A.. for the Defendant. in • very able atutuer, lamentet Use 'imitation of Ma Cheat. and pointed wit to thrinry that he woe; a ve.y wwit mut.. who had lovo made the toetrti?!.ent of a base and malignant scribbler. lie l•kiroi‘e coltended, is init.:alio.) of slainwArs. that the Ifefeadaist had a aif•aud Ere children; and he austirs-cl the Jury. if this• save Iwo%v datnal,-ea, that he ...4 only .auld never per them, tint w 0.11.1 l.e ruined. lle olaservsel, that auch trash as that contained so The Ballet/y; or, Bath liishi , proble Trifler. could sorer street the reftututiou the li.atistiff, who bid bor n pr.mt v i t o be a v. n skilful Mali iu his isro fess:inn. am! to gland high iu the eatisaatiou of all who knew him. The Lestriaet: J in an 15t:31.4 charge, cen sured. in the la nsio4., , rst tering, the iiiiu-liievniss tend ency of all sioh !robin stioos, pirriicillsrly in the city .1 Rath; awl pointed out to the Jury the dire effect". they must produce in private slid d ~,,, life; awl .heiserl, that til,•111 4 11 it 0 , 111 Wt probalt!e such a !Owl coal injure the Plaintiff in the minds of tho.e 'he k atilt hart. yet they overt to consuler the effects it ntight haveripois the minis strsiig.T., isho new constantly resorting to that city. lic g.iva Mr. r..lsranis great credit fire the spirit he hail esitsce.i, iu pursuin e ; this iniquitous libel in a legs) oramier. Tier Jun• retirctl, and in a short time plume.' • trniset fur the Plaiutiff-114wa s ca u:ith restg. WP hay? authoritr to ay, that, in coaterrinelice of the alone rental, other actions will itaturth.tiel% c .4.linenee ag.tiott the eothort printer%Yt tillr la cooteme4l in the uhoee, *Hot %%titer 'retelling pu uttioas„ a a aitoiler injonotts satire. L. 1.1 CUS Tlin IS VIZS4 Luaus? IS. At s -wen &do. k, yesterday *welshing. the ALAS CU Mitt. and Sir (;E:iti:t WOOD. the in( l o 4, Ibr Vie Northern Circuit. arriv#.l her CumlacteAl Lc Samuel Closes, Esq. the High Sheriff, the Judge.. this day, at iambi, proceeded to the Crown Court. where the A sere opened by the Clerk oldie Crown, to the u.O l form. The iiienx of promo,. here is "xtrrilivi; Vest. owing to there beim ( w. mon; causes to bo tried. There are about b 0 Pri eallienouthr Crown Side, sod 16,) couaeo to hi. trird in the Lei Court, which ha., 1410 e. the hoot Assizes, undere s one a thorough repair, and is as ele gant a Court of Justice as any iu Engleuu4 . The hni,iueas of this Court commenced before Sir ALAI( CHAIIIIIV, by swearing in the Grand Jury, the Foreman .v( whit li is Inril Stanley. The Juil,ve, in giving Isis charge to them, lamented the .calrodar at Id contain so large a number as Li for forgery, and that it «Wald lie stained with the names of uo less thins In persons to be tried tor murder and manslaughter. Joseph n'ocul was tried for stealing isritrately, from Isaac Elutes, a Bill of Exchange far 301. and found Ana Bratf/ey, lluagsme, sees indicted for bigamy. It was roved that the Prilloller wits soar 1.e.! to a min of the 11118111 e of Bradley, in 1791, in the parish of Whartnii, anti that she afterwards war -11041114.4'.m0. in July, ifto7. Thomas ltrrhir , who merry. thr convicts under sentence of trate.portn boas from Lancaster to Portsmouth, depo.cd, that the i'llsoner's first huslcon.l was ...thenceh to wren ce.tr's transportation, and he had frequently seen ions there veir• : the last time was l a June, 180 m. which tests eleven months litter her marriage with her second hashand. In her defence. thy Prisoner stated, that she nofortanstely had a child y/I Nig. son, 1104 hein4 ohluted to sim,ly to the p..rish fur relief, sire wits forced to marry him. Ait.l it ap peared on the trial, that this wile one olt;IOSI: torrid marriage.: which sometimes happened through the utterferenee of parish orfirers, without con.:ll,riog the enowl.n.rv-es. The woman, however. was fount' gaiks : but when the Cauo.el for the prosecution w m tlied for •.he expeilsea. the Learned Judge, re fu•r.l them. G . Porre IhTsr was also found bigamy. The Joidve seemed to suspect that come improper anotsve had easseell this prgoecation ; but ou being assured it was carried on by his second wife. the issues wary allowed. ! STAFFORDSHIRE !Garet:an:fit& NOCIPTY. At 14 Meeting held *1 t lit Swan loin. in Liithfirld. As Titebday. the lit tf.ov of A II goal s i 609, . ror . ..i . tor, The Cm GlinttGL TA 1.1:4T, Protiarcit. Th 4 Ccr. Oa b. Lcv Viti.o E, for Loons lin•nktinn, Vice ' pconotent .*. P. Inge, Thomas Birch, illelsard I)yott, Julep% Doloo, Thomas CliliusJ, kolig at d It4lt), John JAM., GROrge "folio', Eduard I:rovr, Illilioto 3loubley, Joins Ltii,urs ['foyer, Samar! Simpson, Henry CrOrlo it, Joseph LI. rOriey, Itorlsiod Wyk, Julc.s Duultber. Iltolurd La irtUrr, . The Right Hum Lord Linaoiroaa Walt epreriiitill Pousilletit, and the Rev. Orrhav CRUWE, Wit:e— -rrlbidesit, for the next Tear. The following Premiums were adjudged:— L. S. I). To Mr. Raker fur the best siwar llog Runs . 5 b .0 To ditto for the twst g Phrarliall To Mr. Eduard Dlouut fur the best two shear tot Wrt het To Mr. thutt fur the twu hest Themes J 3 0 To Lord Vis.:uout AIISOU fur the best Short Woui Iwo shear Ram TO diet" fie the he., Short %Vuul 2 Sill AZ IVCiller 3 1 0 B ICI' Lordship Inn declined es:cc:Ain thole Premi ums* Ma►iag Ull 011ispetatin. Tu \lr. Ge;wie Wri r zhi !mot Short Wool Ewe - - 3 3 ti to Mr. 'William., (Do Competitor) for the best Ball .S 5 0 To Mr. Drib for the best two years old Heifer i 3 o Labourers in husbandry, 'haring reared families a ltliout wisostenre from the pariah To LdwarJ Stincher, of Drayton, near Peakridie for eleven children ... To lymph Rollins of Tixail, fur !byes' chides,, t Servants is hosbaudry, for (nrt and faithful services : To Themes Martin for 30 ).mrs with 'Modes Too eti.hrint and his predeerosom, at dihissrstun 3 3 0 T., Thuni.la Wiliot, f. 4. 50 yews sills J uhn Smith aril his iirtileetwori., at LAnsaJosi Lahoirrers in hosbainky, ful lutist awl faithful astrykris: To Joseph Geary, fir 54 yi.ani with Thommi soo sail his lin del:cm...as, at 'Nod lit , ...pi To Georce Rowley, for aii yea,. wi. Is Thom,. Hers h y aid Joseph t'arson, uu 1(10.11.111 11411 Farm The itrenintins are continued for labourers iu Ithstaudry (Hinging op children (born in wedlock) a 'thou t assi.titee front the ; macs:As in h ut. Imitilry for long and faithful services ; and labotir ers in lim.laindry, for the same. Lora Visconut Anson Col4llllllft to give a Silver Cup, the value of twenty guineas, to the pen.ott who (Iseing a tenant) shall plough dial prepare far sowing the greatest quantity of land 'spout his farm, not Irma than thirty acres. with oniy two horses or oxen abreast, auil without the assistance of a driver. between the present time and the next meeting of this society. ill the year 16101 a certificate of the ploughing hemp; done itt • hrnsbanillike manner, to be signed by two respect. able prrsoliti in the parish where the claimant reside., aioldeliveted to the Presideut for the meat meeting. - rdiRMING SOCI FY. COM. /MGM, g. The Antonio General Plooghtu; Match of the Fartuing Siociety, County Cork, was held ow flea. day last, at a field of Mr. Jeffries, tharoey„ at which *evrii ploii : As started, and prealiauss were adjiA.lg rd ie4 follow : law, 1 —To tlio brit Plouzistnan of any County, John Gran, pl.mnitoiso to H. St. Leger, a galArei. Clint 2 =I o ditto, ditto, a active of tbe county of Cork, Moils Itrzatt, 3 guises!. Zito ,ttn ' appreatire, J..10n op prentatt C.1war.1124- 41 yue, 11. 1V Newcahaues pluaglaina.u, 3 ig!!‘" ar. — . - Nach o , I Coleen*, plonchniaa to Mr. COMM? t Dw. IL,? f.rma.., .1114.. to NI r. Jrirnrap Day. Daoky, (ilo to Ik. Itraatty, ditto to Mr. Nottott, writ cljuaged woo guirra sod • hat each. _ Jutiges regretted that there was no emotive. smolt to Clsal Ist mid 3tl. three of the ea ululate* entered for the County of Cork Premium., aiiil two not -Complying with the couJitiou• of the twat :h. Judges of the Ploughing, /11„,icula° AIM WI:81/* 41 .IAIII M S. The field was attended by the Marquis of mood. and several member% of the Society, who, together with so ease concourse of people, were On gralll.l.ll at the progre*sive state of im provement which thi.eounty exhibited. Whets the match was finished, the Gentlemen present parionk of a cold collut ttttt .at Blarney laude, Knotted by its toolutable owner, Mr. Jet= fries. i n llte evening, Ilse Soviety dined together at the Bush Tavern, when the following toasts were drunk : g. Thr K int" " The British Empire, a.trl may it* aplemkner be rival to the Su", and V. the " The %hike of BedlL. d , ~ml the Agricultural Societies u( &island." " The I,artl Lieut....aut. and pro.perity to Ireland " Mr. fustei, awlibe leektud." " The Ti of eta.utl." 6 . The Earl of Shamion " " The Cork lustitutio,l" " The Fhlwris, thy Fleece, and the Lard f ivy." " The tecritlinut Farmers of the County Cork " " Out almeot ALekulvers that would* watt sta If Ituryautsig." " The Pluisgb and the s.nl." " Remotion, as all it% hi - ditches," kr. &e. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first re spectability attended the mertisig, at *lnch many agricultural subjects were discussed—end the run vinslity ill* Vireftleg 1141 141101 roam:lard by several and glres.—The cutup.sny dul uut separate until a Inte hour. We are glad to barn that the French Govern ment have far relased from their severity to wards the British subjects. whom the chance, of war has thrown into their hands, its to reli-a,e a number of women mid children belonging to sol diers; skip...two persons of these deserintians having just arrived in the Ikreede French cartel lit Dartitioath. While , liobro'wer„ we have the satis faction to make this emitmunication, we are con cerns...l to he oldigrd to add, that thew wretched women a n d children were embarked at Murboix uu Mumble week last, shout three o'clock, *nil wcre howled at Darnstondo on Toot slat. evening at Meet El 0 . 1101:k. during which time they hint not been pitied on Ipvnl the cartel with boleros:we of any kind whatever; although it has la en the en-tiiin or the British Government to provide is fere pmts. ) . wore, with provisions, to Frviir ir winners wed eb'ilrfreo of at similar description. who have brut Kul front time to time froim 1,10., commit). ~~ itairvw VISCOUNT UFFINGTON. The last , eck has exhibited scenes of great joy and festivity amongst the numerous and re-pet:Ailing tenantry of the Earl of Craven, wt ibropshire, to 'commemorate the birth of Viscount Ulibigtoni his Lordship's infant son. On the ktltity event tieing made known, the tenants immediately entered into subscriptions, in the must liberal incliner (to which indeed many of the iteigliiionniig gvutry livnisonies ly added), and made arrangement. fur 4304 of fed firs'. which hate been celebrated in the happiest simmer. Oct Tuesday se'imight, the tenants of the family, at Little pawky, had two sheep rousted her the inhabitants If the neighbourhood, who were plentifully supplied with ale during the day, anti )0 1/n a hundeome dinner to their friend4.—Tugforit, on Tuesday, presented a similar scene of joy ; end au Weduesday, at the Craven Arms, at Newton, an ox was roasted, anti given, with plentiful libations of cyder, to 1111 iuuaenar assemblage of the neighbour boo& Thee tenants of his Lordship's extensive and Istaistiftal estates, mar the Craven Anne, gave a sumptuous dinner to their friends /weal tilerl settAin the house, and the cheers of soeiol trirth were well answered wit/tout the doors of an overfloa Mg house. Hands of tousle attended Ow meetings, -which were graeetl by assemblages of beautiful Ladies. Ott his Lordship's property, near the Clee-I tills, a tiny is understood to have been ap. imitated for similar rtjaienimi. TULA l)k.ft STOII.II. During a violent storm s on l'horiality se'nnight, an ash tree of Gnu het to diameter, which stood iu Crostini Park, near tlieltroir Castle, was stricken by the lightning iii H most extraordinary manner ; all its anus were forced off and scattered round he hose; upwards of 10 feet of the top of the trunk was hurled over the pal k wall, and stow! upright on the •graiiiiii ; a primimil part wits torn into pieces like laths, but they were nut detached from each other; and the heart o f th e t ree , which was very tough, was shivered iu the like in:timer.— The more brittle parts Here se.ittered iu 11l direc tion% some to the distance a7O yards. About 12 or 14 feet of the bottom of the trunk is left stool log, in the form of it cane, very ututh shaken and rent, its some places, front its top down to tiv- rout. The severe tempest whiten was expei•-need at a llrl about Starnford'on 'Thursday night the 1011, i I not, that we learn, do say material damage in the neighbourhood. It. the liorthwealstern part of bit• colushire, however, in which direenuo it passed from this pait of the :2ountry, much damage ~ac done by the lightning. At Grimsby, a tint •ge, and some other *mad buildings, were set ott tire 'boot roultrightoind eutirely consumed; and about the saute time, a vessel, named the Devine. Capt. Plot (sihmii arrived at that port on Wrdsesda . t, from Malta and Alessissa. with a cargo of currants Hurl Spanish liquorice) *us struck by the elet tric fluid, um! Miro •diately die quarter deck nor in a !kat. It was soon a i m ireut that the ethirts of the crew to etringoish the flames would be fruitless; and the manners, therefore, made their escape in shore, all except a boy, who unfortunately ors burnt, together with the whole of the slim to tile water's edge, and a great part of her valuable cargo. Tile damage is estimated at Th A (-qv, was convigned to Messrs Todd and Popp'', ol'Huil.• tlf the ship (win th 3,0001.) Mr. Nicholson, of dull. lied it fourth share.—Fortunately there were on other vessels near the spot where the Diviner was moored, nor dui the tire communicate to the con tiguouo warehouses ; but yahoo to the extreme violence of the storm, the awful street:wie of the burning ship, sm. the uncut emiti alloy of the I auses and other budthags to tine wharf, the *ash asitaufs of the nei4libouring enatelies were thrown i n to a s t a t e of conger's:quoit th.st cannot be described. A most rot•lenelioly happened at N stir near Loddon, during a sevtre thunder-storm oii day evening, the I ith inst. %lr. Biaisuam, Limes, sand three of his ha) isuikera. to shelter iiirilisPilfra from the effects of the +dorm, laid themselves down on the top of a ItiaJ of marsh hay. to a bull, end covered themselves over with a sail-cloth. Li this situattoo, the violence of the storm upset the boat, sand they were precipitated with the hay idtu the river, enveloped in the sail cloth, and before they could be extrierted, thoy were all unhappily drowned. The leading horse or a taad.•m. in whidi were' Mr. lloct.rox and Mr. CAst, took fright at the lightning. between llounbtow and Bedront, on Thuile:at night, 31111 4tartrd MT at foil speed: 'rite vehicle was oterturned 10 the horses dragging it off the road on to the heath. and. on its being up set, 31r. CAME War No dangerously hurt. that he is not expected to her. EXTRACT OF ♦ LETTER. FROM • MINTLEMAN TAAVLI.I.ING IN D. StiNANIIIII. • " At Axminster, to-d.sy (.lug. ll,' I met the Mercory coach, front London to l'ly tli. Mar in:: a storm last night, about eleveu o'clock. Nevelt tunes from Salidiury, bailie sailors on the outs de looms% eft an Utu!brelle of an inside passenger; 50011 otter the Ira ole of it attracted the lightning, which it partly melted, and, posong tbr..ugh the silk, melted also the brass a..d spring, a.id iiistantly killed the man who earn. d it, injortd two others, went thrmigh the seat of the (lithe)), carried off part of the coach N. large as my two hands, mid set tire to the cravat of use of the Maine pa-sets gent. At the same time three of the horses acre knocked down, one of them killed on the spot, and the other two rendered unserviceable. The um brella I hod in my hand ; the hole was shout the sive no if made by a musket-hall. and the I •Ige of it visibly scorched. The sailors (fo,r) hail lava in the F.itat Indira ten trans, awl were now returning to their ship frau a visit to their fro:aids:l During the sit t lit of the .i 4 itht. the %loop Relit. ropy. (*apt. Uri !I •lalaud from N , :wport to ••••al. and lair into, parted her cable in r gala of wind, and wis droveo ou chore, hear th e hlook s a .port dutaaa e from the mouth of New port riier. The Captiiiii, sitll ti oiritg llslas of the iwrae of Day iv.s, were wasliel overboard by • Leery sea, and the firetnrr want dusw,i...l; blot a ..... 44 "4 wave ineavt poreidentoilly. wafted Davies hock to tlw vt Oleo he limeaseileal the ri l :R;ust, rernasued liturty three hours i n 0, C.fry portions situation. till hr eto. hatruitpt eetteted opals t he 461m412 of the title. The cargo Iwo stove Lean toile's out, rad thr ievsel weighed. -~'~s~~ N 4 INTELLME VCR. YuKI , OIOIJIH, ♦UG. 19. A.rireirl the /hardy mid Dapper, 1 . 0.112 SAlii d several trauk.p. / tb fur C 5..% es, to take trusios to Sp.mi.-1l•iod 1.11. AUG. 9,0. An ivi Christie* nigh, mad Irurspite, from off Cliertionrg.—Wind YARMOUTH, AUC. 20. Arrived the Agincourt MOH 1.1 ,car. mud Caipsa sloop of war, from flushing, with French prison,. rs. REVIHAYER, AUG. U. In the beginning of the wt•rk, tau brigs said a ship were captured iitf this pia, e by a French pri vatrier ; :tad yesterday evening, no lews than four vie:deer. were off'this co tat ; in me evenhig they cups tired a large yt sloop, which was beat ing down Channel, apparently loaded: - HEAL. Ave. 20. Arrived and sailed for the :liver, Spanish Puiritit Durrell ; and lime, Courtney, front Cadiz. Came don', from the laver, th-• Laity Corrine. tow, for the Cape of Good Hape..‘l is S.W. ansititt His Majesty's schooner diphee hair sent iii ano ther large Utitch boy, with salt, from Liverpool; The same privateer which the .41phes lutety took. it is said, has, within this list week, captured 16 vessels, 14 of which she got safe in:.. Frame. AUG. Sailed the huttepene•lte cutter, Lii at. I‘' with a Kin g 's jt....t.inzer for Condatstiouptr. Tllli MARKETS. COLN- EXCII, TNGS,_Avn.9l._ CI.IIIILIST Pll4 l 11 . hrat .... • • 7 5 * " 44 ' "4'4 rave ditto 1644. luti. It).* 4d.. 342. i barley ..... 3112. 41.;. 1 516111 74i VI.. 1544142 Per O . .. 5 ~. 5 (Wks%) , ' 4° w. , Greg Frey.. 46 . 6. W.. ICK lit' GRAIN. 14 , 1111%..........:&. 4es ad Tick Worcs.. .. •.1•. 5. Ontm J. 34% Iro;41.19 3111 41N: "ol Potit,.e ditto to 44* n. 4. K lye ger,lj Sul 141 Roe Floor sort. to.. , Siteuttria 7sn. ft.. I DO] VIBkI Cora-laspectoes Ultral. per load. Ncw.'u naticy. per pritivr Oats Watts TatigAnA v. Au. ..Zai. so $"1. --s. —.l. to .&.. —.I. so 4401. —4. -301.* --d. to .six. —d. —4. to ties.—d. . -um. —4. tot irk, PM ICE 11 POCILOTS. Knit, 41. us. to 54. Susses, of Us. to 41. FdA.+ll4 41 Os. 10. 41. lOC V Kent, 41. Iva t., €l. 41 509904, 31. 39. 44 4'l. 4.% Farohont,til. —.4. to NI 4.11 'W - '' Y. PRI(:ES(fP' MAY I) . /T. J AA Vets. Hay. 41. Pls. oJ. lu 41 Sts ]al Shaw. 41. 141. to ti. U. OJ. I Alit A W -- , Il ES 1 . Ell 1.1 A .. ItIitTELHAIPEL. lily .I. 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Clare Mart.-t Wiriterh.r..l Wwket ss 111 ptt art. of sib. _ . 97r od --s Ire Lou itol4lll pis 1.4 yas n t%W.re dlttu .. 9:4 od !'4.. - 1O ding/ ... 904 figi Alelting StutT sus od --o o Usttu rough 41111 —s G r ed 1174--Cur4, 13011 :44, 14s 441-11w41.15, ISA 641 • );s IJ Menge.... se eJ 4111,/ • Yellow Steep, tA6e—ifo Prtre N:Camille'. few 4.4 PRICE Ukk LEA i'DER. Botts, So to stilbs. oath - issid to old per 110- Ditto, sa to Wl* ova • - Lid to g:d Alerchaute BAcka ' • - tifol to did Ihritsoig Hides - Ib lo 1• 0 14 lost CeNIK li Hotel - igid to :id Crop Ilickas 4: to 56r..0 rue ectiag 12 %d iii illII 11.110 39 to 4.dbe - 144 to did Calf Skive 36,1'4,461U - iriii to 5.51 Ditto 5) to ;albs . S td to 39.1 Ditto 7o towrito . 314 to ddit lisa,di Seals 1 1irer0las.s41) MO .14 to 3s 34 Lueie ilitto 1004 to Ilict4 per d..x- us. Tooord Home H ides 10 to di id per 11. cum- x.iimr.r--...iLtiLaT 4s. Skips et Market. Moo. ...ia. Prier. 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