The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-11-01 00:00:00

9 ••a. fb.a.r one hour's passage the wind ehaegeal, and the Prince arrived sale a: C..r.eer is Zealand. •theSpesker, a►e necessary to constitute allege& this predicament. and it bring imporsible to foresee the questions mil ddliculties that luny arise at ibis situ/ sad interesting crisis, Ministers hare tams pains to procure As full an attendance of their friends this day in Parliament, its the short. nes* of the interval since they determined not to prneure the Sign MAnual to a Cuoneission. and other viretiasttinces, would permit. Expressos were sent riff v«sterday in all directions, to all their friends in :he H•onse of Commons, Within It chstance of .10 Or 50 fides. requesting their attendance this dry. In the House of Lords a tolerahly full attendance may be expected. All the Cabinet Ministers will be present. Marquis Wittrsisr arrived in town last morning, for the purpose, lion Itrinagate. The End of CANDIM artived [boot tier ioine time from the Wilde►ness, in Kent ; and the Earl of CHAT pats is expected at an early hour this cloy, from Cheerily Hall, Cambridgeshire. It is with deep regret we find, in this conduct of Ministers, an indirect adusission that HIS MAJFII. Ti's illness is of a very serious nature. Seeing what we have seen, and knowing what they have done, ae should never suspect them fur boggling at a trifle. The LOROCUAIICELI.oII and Mr. Pea- OCTAL have been both at Windsor, and such is the result of their observations respecting the state of Ili* MAXUS/Y . li lieolili.—The following is a copy of the Medical Bulletin shewn yesterday to inquirers at the Qecatt•s Palace:— ig. The Triune* tariff of the New duly isopneted On C•loolal Pro .uee, has heels wieptiul end iutrod LINA in the Prassovi do.nintooti, in the kingti We‘tphatia. in the Gr ind Duchy of 11,w--13,irnio stadt. a the Duchy of Saxe-tiotli.i. end in E. forth LIGIIOIt%, u4,T. 1. The fate of the allays. nine!' hay.: .0 long b ro lying herr wider an embargo. is at length arrnirct. are t i pay tits nee Trunion dory. and to bolt. retuatn-eargoca on board leisurely composed of Italian comes II Apses. story. 46. Fir. armed bargee of the itne,4l Italian navy, which wrrr on their rnissitgo from ends to Ancona-. t 0 .h. 0 ,1 the 31 ina. the E..glt•h pray .trer Fortson. of 6 cone. by boarding. A pnenteer beton:oog to Ancona has also reptsnrd an English ittebeittie hod four mcreitautfurn. elf 24r0. foe nerd -eisarters of IN. Inmeh why is Ger many have brae traad.usd is RitasSero. A LTOII •. OCT. 17. The Duke Regent of Hol.teits Saudsrburc stuostenburg ernes' in this place three days ago. fie oligoted at Rainville's hotel. The Chief Officers of the stette of the Prince of .:coeval Count Catalan's, have just arrived at Hacoburigh. SEITZ. OCTIIII6II 2. The inteiliatrict which we have received COIICCIM• hag the imerary of Cowie Gettorp states. that nn bis way to Letpsic. near Zits, he was attacked by )robbers. upon whom he fiftd.—Previous to hie rle. p.rtitre from Leips.c, he received a letter (rota his Uncle, the Kiag of Sweden. lIVIMAIIT. SETT. 21. The Tarka i almeet evert day receive reinforce ments. In the lest of the two hlnntly bottles which took place ou the leth ard 22.1 September. the xo.rian. and Servialso 4ainet so me . 0 1, 4 ,.r. ige5; but in toe 2.1 they were forced to ahludon their po sitions , sr Jacob., Karim. igrate and Crucliewatz, and .episs the large arm of the S..rviaii *wawa. VIENNA. oCT. 6. Count :Metternich IS expected this town. We are •lietuted mit he( ire he left Pans he con elinleit a coaventmii, be which the Emperor of Ana tria eu•:.41r... ender ceriStu c:reurestatices. to fur man 40.000 men fur the *emcee of Fr.itics. WANIAW. orr. O. The Census of the pipulatioa of the Duchy ..f Warsaw having been taken, the will immediately proceed to the military roocripiatt, acid all the in )l4M/tat. of the villages, capable of bearing arms, will be inscribed in the military registers. rossavao. ocT. 9. On the 28th ult, a severe action took place he twern the Turks end the united Smuts and Ruh 'Pails. The Torks. 40,i100 strong. attempted to take hi steam the Servian ramp near Jayne; but the destructive fire of the Rowan artillery. end the determined bravery with which the Servians fought. them to retire. In the evening the Turkish Army s•risck ite camp, hut without heing forced from ire novition. If i. now generally expeeted that the Commander-in-Chief ol the Turkish Army will tasks lame other iiemonstrawins. srocKunt..m, OCT. ff. His Royal Ri4litiess the Crown Prince, it i. un derstood. may hr expeeteil at flrottnitigholin nn the 21st. The labours of the Dirt will. it is said. completed ell the tg*h. when the Deputies of the States will repair i..mcick;inliti to do homage to the Prince on hit arrive,. Wamipor richt, Ott. 31, 1810. IN o'clock .11. w. " Tits Ktsa hos paved s rcuttess uight, but Ilia Majesty** itrrt is not isterrurd. " HENRY II 'crow). 4. W. Mem:aux. " M. liAtt.t.tt:." Sir FRANCIS HILLMAN is Also in *men:lance at ono , ning Mr. Pt:act - NAL 'v tired at Wiud.or Castle. and retnaintd :hare when our Express We it. We have received German Papers to the 21st last. Count NIL" . reasicit was expected early io the present mouth at Vie ,n I, from Vito, after liar iug made COOVention with Box A TARTC, ley hick the Emperor of AUSTRIX undertakes to furnish an gritty of 80.000 men fur the senize of F...00r, in the prosecution of certain ohjerts.—As far, thee, as the reported e;sit of the Etapertit to Pail' was Connected with political purpoves, it is now heeonse unnecessary. Indeed it is sugsresteil in the French Papers, that it never was sesionily itt contemolation.—The olircts for which the large sub.itliary force of 8nA)00 men is required from Austria. embrace, so don tat, the changes meditated by BOW &PARTE. la the North of Europe ; or. pro bably. the prosecution of the war in the Spanish Peninsula. BlLlllditiol7ll has arrived in Sweden, ifter rup iahs; some risk from the English fleet in the Belt. Thera is a story in the German Paperser the gal lant GoseAtes having been attacked, on his road to Leipz . T. by robins. epee whore he fired. The person, sot the parse of the Monarch, was probably their object. THE BRiTISI-T "PRESS. LONDON, TIICRSDAV. ?lemma t. We rlgret that it i. hut en our poorer to annottrice the expected dispatches from Lord WZLLIIIIGToO. There is no orrival from Portugal. RXTRAORDINART eRISUI: This clay (the 10 of Nevembel) will affor.l a sin paler ease in the hvstory of Parliament. TA, don Gazette or the 20 h Ito co ttainetl the fvlluniug 14,,r1E•it We this dry resume our extracts from the Paris Papers to the eat!). received yesterday. Among them is an official account of the late attempt upon Sicily. It appears that it was oot a feint. but that MVSAT seriously mciatated the invasion of the Island. and was embarked with his whole anal• for the litirPese. It is admitted. that the ulna " At the Court of Windgor, Pie 17th of Orto!ier, tem ; ?ItE<CX The KING's meet Eaer.arnt tiajesty in Cassell; It is this day °rifted be His Majesty is essetil, 71st fM Parlianirnt. which wan to prar..eaael to Thursday time tot day or Norenaher mat, he firther prorogued to Thor*. day t►e sq* of the same month of Nutresehee." sweat was obliced to return, leaving the troops of 13 trsitspurts behind. This i. the French account; hut, for the true nue, we inu.t await the dispatches of General STO 4111 T. We see confident that it will be found frwau Otero, that the Inas of the enemy was much gre.tter, as their discomfiture ■lluwrd to have been decisive, at least fur the present. In pursuance of this Proclamation, the public expected. as a matter eel-brio and of coarse, that th• P,rliamsr.t to meet this day would lie further prorogued until the nth; mud. ss the instal words. o for dispatch of boainesa." were omitted, that a still further promption would toile place. —t ll this anticipation has, however. been de feated by the deeply and uuivervelly lamented lilness of His M tsrx.--The Proclamation in The Gazette for the further prorogation of Parliament from the ds, wail the filth, is of no snail with out a Co otri:••im, tinder theSsc• MANUAL, to em power the Conicd.asiowera thereon named to sweet the two Hou.es. and declare Ilia Mssurrir's will for the further prorogation. The Keno. signet are to this Comm:mon, hi His Ms/a s ea'a p ,,.. gmt A eared sailed on l'ire•day from Portsmouth. for state. Ministers have not ventured to procure.— ish Pris..""f. nu II""d• Our n su3 C a orr u rspoodent i st i Ha ef rwiih states, th , it oil Parlieinent will meet this day; and. instead of a prorogation, it is therefore Wearied to adjourn for of 2.1,0 . 001. shil n yv i d ic li r t ir o so t r i t n :l 4 l4; n n 't" Cann ght• Its cage! , of prorogation. such as this dor bo rra • re.sel in that port. I on wonti hare presented hid not this extraordinary Letter. from the Cape of Gout Slate. that ..t•iviated value of the imiptr.y is c 0 at flour d iNculty intervene.l.the whole attendance nee's* try the e I in both of Parliament, eonineta the e threw French rad O h ffit n" ts . of ll dis l ien •e) Lords Cotornissitiners in the House of Lords . strived at Portsmouth, from Portu i p t er Cuo t in l ei generally comprising the LOOP CitAllti.l.l.ol, i PSlllto rt. commanding the 27th Regiment sit mail . gendarmes. sod a Metlll - 61 of the Legion ~r the Archbishop of e4NTMIOUItit. the (' min of commuter., sod some other mintstpriat n ossat ite r. was Governor of Almeida, and hoists Member. or oabioet Coranorllor t--ond. in the espy town f ree " """" a to /14. (;° '"" f of arniy might take. was Honor. of Commons, the S arid the Oft- 1 taken tytteener by leea,.g veal in the stei4l.bt.ut ten or the Home, vents the 1. 1 -tser of the track I hood of Almeida. Bring at length es.hiu.led, lie RA, Olt I t •e 13rplIty , Gain the Minas. or I. o rda._ I erk,i • rortiognine to lead him In a lt.rie fir 4 .oiiie tefreshi i ii , i.t, to wrOch lee lied on ”isNii.-r roil- Tlaia atteissiirsve for the err. •nony of a Two"ration : hot. fsr .h. transaction of lonsineia „ 1 " ;,„ 1 ,ororui t i he s arts o,f Raversr EnlelA t roop. of the aPP"r the Ho Vie of l'onion 'or , . forty Member*. 4i:eliding C. %Ali I P.. and he was l t akes miie l house . l The pregoanry of the Empress MARIA LOUISA may n owt be considered as otficially annonnced.— M. Dußois, Chief Swoon at the lloapi , al of the School of Medicine, has been appointer, Surl;roli- Arrow/aver to tier Majesty the LIIPSESs; and the C ou nters Sluturaso;:tt.o fa appointed Governess of the Children of Francy."—llosiArallVE certainly Itieser woull have wade thcde zippointsuents, and announcril th , m in the Movileur, if his EI4PISIS had not been in a ilirsiont w c. I' r i S .l g ) _CS a/ 1.4. Th TIM BISHOP OF DERRY. This ainishie and highly-respected P elate. who has been the unmet subject tit so much calum ny', is the Iluei. and Etior. fourth NM of the y ei ,eruide Viscount Northland, now 'III los Ist year, Ly the I intl. IL.a Wary, sister to the later Viscount De Ve.et. The Bishop, soon after he was ordaive.l, mar, led I iss•Speneer, Wee, of Mrs. Ponse• my. wife to the lion. anti Rev. J. Pomeroy, bro ther to Viscount [tallied ~,,, um{ daughter of the late James Spt nenr, Esq. of the county of Kildare. Mrs. Knox was married at a very early age, and al though posssesinq so uncoatmoti share of perionuil charms, it wits in the tlo,he.be circle of her own family she sought for happiLess. lniulhnp the duties of a wife to a wort etionate u.hatl, sod those of an anxious and tender mother to a numerous fa mily—the eldest of whom is now a Lieutenant in the Royal IS ivy. When his Lordship was translated to the See of Derry, he found much to correct and more to improve : his predecessor, the Earl of Br,. tol. having been for some years au absentee. his li beral tutentious were not always carried into effect. To promote the immufactrues, encourage agricul ture, and imprnse the morals of the county and its athain tants, hate been the gr. at otkpets of his life ; and how far this amiable P. late has surseeatti, the Atide , •.a presented by the Clergy Gentlemen of the Diocese, on it late occasion, prove. In this age of depravity, when it is nrcessitry to make laws to enforce Clerical residence, we ea ~,,, it ninnies that such mily recninntendat 4011 to whose patronage is merit—should become the euvy of slanderers and detr ici ors. Pi 11.% L &VS A LIA. Iler Royal Ili;;hue-s eojayed al,nut two hour sleep on Tuesday osght. l btertlay nsorioog she took botne nouti+loneot ; but, we are sorry to say, she was only con.idert.sl its the same state ua uts T ors. lay. VrAte - rdnr mort:irie. larinressro AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, awl t h e Duke or C•mittooki, rode oil liorselack iu nrinur l':irk, attended by Earl Wit. ropr, howl ARDEN ; Ceorritli MANNIngs. Gm' Gwv vws. &r.; l'olonrl TAYLOR and 11.34 ELY, in all open earring-. His Royal Highness the Duke of Yon,: returned yesiirrtlay .from Windsor. Sir W. CURTIS. •ho moved, in the ( - ominous Cuooetl, yestrislay, for ■ Statue instead of a Hirst of His MAJESTY, to he ettefrd in the Council- Chamber, as more consistent with the dignity of the first city of the world, tire )et delighted with the exquisite Juirilee Bust of His MAJESTY. exhi bited to the Court by l'ultsillEl.l.l, that he follow ed the Artist to the door. con2ratulute.l him on the success of his work, and articled owe in marble for his own cabinet. A Mr. WOOD, an American gentleman. of an commas rersatility of talent, has come furtsord it the New-Perk and Philadelphia Theatres. For his own benefit, on the -214 of September, he was to perform the parts of rataroet, in 7 heEttradling nfthe Farm ; and Felix, to Ihe Hamar of the Alps.— It was tne last met or his enj.;s6emetir at the New- York Theatre. He bad also pil l ed in genteel comedy with great sui-ress.— In the dramatis prrsessee we recognize Mistresses Otnntaos sod .ol•sow ; Messrs. 111 L6Asa, HT/440.1 , :0. ice. COATFS the theatrical amateur, made his fist appearance at On! Brighton Theatre, on Satur day, to his favourite part of itomeo; of which The Lewes Journal rives the followmg seesaw lin this occasion the Lease was very numerously and very fashionably attended. Revue, •as cordially greeted un hi• entr.:e, and itiplanie which he gained in every scene tbriexhetst the tragedy. avilesulded that ah,cb be had ex perienced iu the seine character, en a dmdar ..ccasiml. at Bath, rheltrnismn, ace. The bonne rtstrund^d nub sh•ouni of - - bravo! br.tve br.ner—und ia Ow dying scums Ise was loudly sad geiwridly encored ' 0 ht;ff tee evried Aia Ai..er. 'irgs ". The dress alibis gentleman was must bu per la! iv tly elegant. Ile ins covered from :•,/, to tor" wails Jan pleases were formed ea silver wires !—ht. hot-la., sterl ing gold, set round with thautuads!.—tl.e bro , scb c6.cl be game ts valued at 5 m gno.eas • —a,o/ Ihv .lrevr-es, allogelher, for the character of N1W11t..,,c0.t nearly 4,0 W. tamers!! !" . - The Theatrical Prrlortnancei at litlkeany ltave closed for the lemon ; and. it is feared, the present aoc.rty of Amateur Performers do not mean to re new them. The charitable institutions in that city have been touch benefited. and the inane of company Inuit have been of great advantage to the trading part of the inhabitants. Pleasure and cha rity hate here gone baud in hind. lit:kcnny has been long famed fur elegant festivity; the ilidlop of °sinus, the °annals Faintly. rad the Clergy of thedioce,e, residing there; and t:.e bout hood for many miles round being crunn.•rl s% lilt la.htau.—Toe marb:e ilaatrira and the ,oarcts of great wealth to tort: tore. In the extremely interesting and important state of onr tames in Portugal, we recommend every mister to here in his possess:op the flea, on a largo scale, of that pelt of Portugal sicesipi-r1 by t.:e Britoil', troop., puhlishel by :•.; rock° t Ls. .111, 1"r, No. I. 1 ) .411-m411. at the 10. price of h mast evidio.ly hays beets taken, Goat a, 11141 S'li. by a mii.t.ry engineer. 1 ) 0 1' 4To 66.—Proio the extrao , lioAry ortvluce of one votaloe planted Owle. it i• that the cultivation of this useful to , ,t tio• Try IS merely in its halm: y. In the latter viol ut .11411°. 1.410. Mr. FRASEI, of Sluatre-•rytiiiie, :o in .us t den a new species of potatoe, 5.1 the emir.e of hos Botanical researches, lie lanuAnt ta-t Sirrio„; from the Allegheny ninunt.a.n. of Nord. America : 'rid by a ;secular mode ut there grew from the ori.:itial pir.nt unwar.i, of inn ste ns, es , heriteteurmg in length, , u t feet f ix int.hey. Too it.iys ug, there stet... her,- 4 .,,, .Ir.. ;.4* !n , ..lece •tgliefi a 411, .; r• the 't tie,* di I not quite weigh flan 11 of the pit n tors to attire at aa airrage six such., iu 1,:g1 sort the circutorertuiir. It I.a 4 r—i and reistoltsilly iffy imsi ITI?Aly. It as had this 'lowa- I.ern planted to March, that th produce »mod Ise In Ingot cif.l2l la .3 bia•hels. SiSIMMS FOR yrope " Antirsomees Reyesiun Ar% Olt hair XMLIP. A roend goon lot obits crape, labirysienn drep embroidered border at the tr.suss on , uss toleiserairpood ; dims streaes cod 1 :taredrut ondr.i. dress, or &tiro! pi.,k Haas. sills rebel ( a 'dal/aria Louisa/. 01.1a:1U:1:U1j curie.] 0.11 itb feu titres. sistitn mtrtalr or Paris sstk, cankroisteret abated brow n silk, Soisbcd ton, correspond: 11,•on, and Molitor Cruill Of elastic gold I and ear-rrop to corresporki. 'Wiese .., s silrer !Oliver clasps. irescla kid glower, f,uri ed crape. WALKING Dittoil. Rqbe of wbite lealara mte•dia, sitlt Iltrath skit, unlamented at the bottom, with aredle.aurk, or appliqued Inre; ant cd cuilar, !attracr an the centre at tlu• Mr, Laaarti. Bonnet ai la Afer!„ gate", 41 intents !nett crape and striae. and with ruse tulonred WIMPS: the omen. nut!, .4 ed with VendOte scallops in Whitt coin, natedwilh eirsw ; e small ownvet of ant front, blended with bone of chile SALMI r.'s der skate" with the MINA*. 1., Niels 'Tr ga m " and glare. or MORMINIU nitt!? A plain muslin rownd•gMw, uitti bouldered balm shirt ; sheet aliens moo,. nate We ,. mud umwalitt ; tweeted with a drop tare. Melaka %wafer j Aft eery 'hoot, lIIIIIIISta runup the wrna.hatm, with lace. A helmet cap, turated of Ain stripes of enal•runtery ; flambe.' on the Cr,' of lass, e+lted with bea4l;u: ; in the fioit, gat heir., lice, }loomed in a aurt +of teem., eel- the r41;11 wifla white riban.l. coloured oNnoN rtnu.r: TASHI Pomp " Lig lieZe !filo c pre, I • 1.1. • OR Pis. A ho :it or petticoat of pale riot satin, in DiLITOW 1. a..e.reett formed with white lace, and ti instated to corm, r heo.t . A hit,' white no I, tie estate drapes, the p. 7tirmt, r. achine nearly to the lowth , rich "hate Wee mend the bottom, jest a' a wreath funned is itis pink Pereira, tied the top of the drapery, rosnd the saint, tri line alert. The hair is fell ha se eerie , eariept whizb is wars a All wreath of kite ki.ll pale' priuk satin slipper., ►s. &Mem Ilr ALIII SIR 0111111111. A *Lilo satire petticoat, male a malt iwe Toper! round the bottom i with which is w eprmeer, lwre•lnith gold eord.tbe tap dike trimmed and tared to enrrevriret with ill, petticoat is worn, confined to the bottom of lace uruet, ieuicli giver it the appaanarc of bonnet is formed 01'0:arrow bloc smug pink feather. Hair in small full rush. t or white. "WA* ofslate.coloured Hu,, tend A DESCRIpTION ('F srratm. DE' BY LA DIES or R it ND 11 I I; LL ORRIS A train petticoat of lace or nati din, in a t►e peilmanit intirely formed try yarn, oath joiaing lace or white firmed satin rdevol Jilac or 111.11.111 I clover satin slip ; lined n. Y catia , edgt a with a aarro• lace Necklace of gold or pearly, wide crows and th'ins ; wreath of fell or silver rutted the shoes sud /V 1. 111111tql. While ertpr drew, mvr a satin petit's& formed of white satin riband about an nets *esp.mkd in stripes from the waist, and dist 311C(11 with small Boss silk tufts shoat t daisy; the drys made entirely toned, k pearims like a art•; a silver net 'roman d LULL DIMS., A aces. composed of ahronte gears crape, the seams orn.witestesl with silver slervvs coutined with silver armlets : pearl riur ; 91.0 cs ul silk old silver brorade. VOnNIX 44 11111[1.9. pt tticuat of Freack cambric, the scams • drcp nomad jacket of the same, wok up oat • col!ar, ornameuteJ up tire seams wit iri‘J 4 the .14k . Mllll scallop etig;ag, 13: the 'hap, lila. a pchbac, sati cut,fitted h ! Imati round tin wat.t.' ntelt-taec ansaa cap of °opals or lace, tnw•ne.l will eftiog round the fare, *hove which is wa of I,oath ',rm.*. gird ite.l ux.ler galas rlttaut:, 'lons of deep eitotsJu or kid. WALKING Dar,l. P.:.at of P. bloc Balm, i: r.a is t!se form of a stumach‘a from the app.., .100)4., aml buttoned from lh t huttuu• compost-a aye:km.9J pert Sr a• to tr•-tte.b. a btart'+•cane; tat'ct b' . tote lung OA °attic IV LK1%1.; DRUG• , velvet pc with I. .1.. t • •lt,•• Ilprt, the p• .i..e hug i 134. .1 ti.,thtra ; y, A, wl..te satin hat, laud wstig a: tr I C.,11:t of I)irrrtrt• F.,: I I el tu•e, w C. r t.J.o4:.s II Exami 1!•ni• - nclous bots• wn. for .." - J r.. " 1.1 . 01. U.. We•••rn 1": c J u , , a sto , lt f.:l l p T, of P 1,4 I , •rsl 11.01;.• • 11 • %%a ft Fiu:r rr, of raevigiti .1 t t*,.• ri, , l /lardy, • Somerertsiwr t• - t v.OO- of 1,11 , vonfin tl.e ••-• Ivne :.:10th , .. so • stitIVOCII 1 - 01 M Idr .6 gilt t as 0 at. the 'hip ;41 11.•:r11.1 110(1 1L140P.,(t of itv Court aJj.lutlie.. - 1 at Its o'clac• 4l at lit tu•.n• , r 1 ,, :y • 1. toc! t.e, "ad " ...1 ~,t i , Mpg• bifffl.l ad o,u, rltel toot Intitao t h,ri foio „ 114 . =ld Luta sae ()at • :It t ont' S Patii , h 1.0 1 . liMine CWT.. f ..„ turont I. • I heed et the cv.A., In trataaal .1 log of Jerry; list. / *leave. a.. 1 J 111•••••:.";.,, !I earthen' Anse n, a. away, for •.th a noir t, Nit q...ti. 4 „„, .0 the tip I.„ reuse .Koith. r senroaent- a nl paniel.r .1 , "g" efol ; let •".. f ; rifttwi g , frOgIVU -a • all ...T..: le , Sad, , t I mots p-iiiet ui g ler/th, «at Wit • loaf ill ▪ sleeves itaadett'. ie fitia ; our f tax w•itt, a It; • uf soaks. ,',4odiplased, :tons a rde A with L1.,r1. IEtSF.9 tr JSdthUX. U' a nutalat astir ttb in cfsg.ke in.: •fMO Ogg/ a r ttr of last or 11146'.1. h e of oh.te be•dt— ear.eina of agg at law; •Lte lad witle a dersli tett sea a h;.lf tr.& r d confloed at ete.l tile eta of a 1,11, bat oh, rt, aid lit bead. of slide r.o:c • r tromp, •ith sk • occktaestaad ea F au% kt itt :ect p t•tbe Deck. Oh lace, awl tt..s " lade to fit c ty a nia.a art r and brite . .el.. th • dosli'• me t .1f• • OMIT f,/ •rt the clam *Oh amaranth i *talon, sboo%ltr, f tbroat to tat • rola silk in bvito : Spivs% ' cb (tallier aeranodosn , utt..tord sob - .a two gaga.. iou htl. •v• . %LS Hui AO