The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-11-24 00:00:00

PRfISSUN DECREE. KAPECTING Till. GENERAL pnotintrnow 01 ALL OVLONI4I. AND ENGLISII PRODUCE. l'utoeettic.,WlLLtasu by the grace, of c 0.% /U T; I, az..s. 11/ our Edict of the lot!, iw on i a. we unicteta Lite huatieerion or the Ile area of the Getat r%l Cowth:etwul Taira till the 20.11 only of tha t 'swath, wait r. spwct to theColoolef Pro duce iutrado,ett to Jar Sutra Fur eo t eoaaapehmi, in the conviction that whatever of thoar articles night Le reinaintug, could only pmerra Gout the old storey. or orig in a te iu snow of the Inte esti6ociitiont.. As. however, intelligenee rrceired in the Olean time trout the CoMiltisilorlso scut to exainiue the state of the seaports, has given just trillion to sus pect that there are actually in several places depots inure or less to be found of Colo,oal produce, ande r...lenity of what may he es r.•, to the old stock ; and us by this intelligence al n, we are insured that inn vanity of places the vigilance of our excise and custoiii-iirmse Officers and mercantile Coin ninearies lies led to the detection of considerable quantities of Colonial wore.., imported through the 'Wanee of interested epeculators, or kept back. from various pretences. for borne conminption, we hove therefore determined. by a general and un semidahle reettlation, to prevent at the same time the loss threatened to our I'..tchequer. :Ind those eau which in our Stairs have Leen au obstinately attempted against the Continental system. We foerefore decree as follows—. • 0 I On sight of timid. our Excise Oaten, employed in the several States of our M simicby, are uederid to wit Colorist prosier,. and .5545 wares as stem, from their qaa- Ult, to la or Enna' sii , luflartiare. " Fora :his rrealstiro are excepted the obi stores n( re. Awed sugars. as well as raw and fulleirated, as also Use present murk Of the inlan I &Avenged werekauts. " The Principal Officer of it in each place respire 'lively 4 cloned with the exicutioo of this order ae.l most a.,‘ it into immediate operation ' serowleil Loan csi.4.4erab le Slerchams, sod were itetessary, tic SI ditary Oren cf the district. Fro.. dot day of the publication of this Deere,, or ai Meet the period at which it is made buses at each place enipretreetr, net rterehaot or areal stun dare to act coo- Crary theirtoot; to titaitose of the pods so prithshileJ, or permit them to ti - • ether ita by own or any other came, coder pais of confistation Those manufactures wiled in the porta, or in tbe island towns, are to be depo sited is s ptild:c macatoic " 111 Mot Auer merchants or moots whom the Excise °Akers a.. seepsti of Moon :soy f wares, though net gasoline.% mast amipirice i ts..e.w treaty four boom after the puhlieetioo of list. Dien. , raier pion of con - . . . . . . . a IV. Verb reeds as are seized on their way are to he tail soder coolieratine, either at the plate of their ultimate des *matins, or at the first hurter they roma to. " V. roe the decoln.e of all questions rith respect to the seized, to order that the newer mat not sost H.. , outt.atuary t jut , tbn Doector of Excise is desire.l i s 'ohs lii saliket owlet curbside...tom aithuul loss of tis a.:ti to by vovil 01 E(vra as "in he riot, wad angst ti.rusorit as stoutest thereof ',Ohio Ares daysafterwards to the 31inia try tit lotsesee. lairrior Offices!' are M. give tatenigeace of the discommes they 3.Lite t.. the Pr , winetal OinCla• ." VI —This ietedigesse shall esetenow m I. The aerie of the seerehaet, shipper, or agent, of whets Ms goods Lars bees seined " it. The pier. *here they bass Wen seated. " 3. Thor qa.atity it ormolus or gross and eel weight. "a. Their quality. "r.. What aniumil of ensestaptias, or what danger in. e iiers..l is the .webs!, shipper, sr agent, sad what taught be the is hr was to eopeet. " OThe way sae sserswar is which the polo are *cited. " 7. The several eiresesatisteea that reader it lividelV.e the. melt goads may he admiredl et lams, to the peraediee ad Seidl& weefedetee. r. llee other three sections of this Proclamation are in tended se segslate the coulees of the Coailenissoossers is their tillkeste &mew es the goods wised as above ; awl be what ledleslies His newer Isar hove 'calamities, or a coopmeatirie Ae whole ersiduresably to Orr apwit of the General Coati. amidst Tariff (Deed) " FREDERICK 1% LLIA SI ." " 01.1.4er 13." DAVID OT ?V$ M%I V, OCT. 2s. There are at this moment on the frontiers of Germany. 11,11, the trench Dowarinve offive, a con. sinerable number of German books. which earnest enter France until the Libeariaus, sr individual., to whom they are addressed, hare obtained perinis. MOO alto. Government. In consequence there his boe• seat to the Director-Grweral ..f the Library, the list end title of each book ; and should it be uecesetry. • commis-ion will be nonsr.l, vskicit aiU intakes report upon it at Paris. They are now oc cupied with thinking of the mean+ to ticilitate the introduction of oinks of literature, provided they do net meddle sitb polities. EItAMITORT, OCT. 25. In consequence of the proclamation of Gellert.' Count Friani, a very strict search was tratile in the watchcases of this lowa. The French troops ue copilt all the posts ; they were played at the cm 'tans of streets. and remained under arms all the time that the visit lasted.—There was ant the leasit disorder. The Police heti taken the reriiii.ite lire. eats ions. Some very considerable depUos of Cobs. toal and En A i,sli inerchawd.se lyric d•ecwvereJ. They were informed that such places esissed. bud isnmedia - tly placed tbvsn under avquestratiou. sail h id them watched by s-s.ttnels. A reps:t of all that hiss paned, and of Vie disco veries which have beets mode. has heels vest t. the 11iniste:s of His 51sjeary the E.nprmr end King. We ate ignore:a Lon Ilia Majesty will dainties ism 46. A Letter from a i:oantereiel Ilaeve an the Banks of the 11.....er coottr.no that the whole of Ike 40oeml• which arrived luton ftenti• rs 'of %Vestiotalot ere s.nt bark, without goy regard to orttiti,tors etf fu'lti , e. bream.- .:.;wrieSeee has tlenvottrretod tease f3otths t there renstizetes err fergr.l. mod ratorrost is rirtprotoortl ant no I,e any lager the dope of enoneplittere. I)rant•rit. ;Imitate, Are. *mt. rie +vire l'o.,teienstioss t.f t'!:: !Mts.,. viz. %%Typhon.. liavorso..tirretrot. Le. e te irsarlawl. I 110.1 the whnlr of OW frtnch Empire, are tow ekes estates' She Bottitsh. Ewers of • I.4ter front C t r o o m atianista, 4.te t i larialirr 2 :•—•"ilte appre.lthi4; Aett.••ew re of the fireatel lo4ter ft., the army. his canted the arestne erstito•ta•nt thro.rghe•t all the raotoos of Asia. Lately. tp.t rnatpante• artivrd from the envi rons of Criers.; Cippan (.11,tto•s„ oafs hes 'troll'''. is ems • te :C4 march from 74rot4re. r.i.:..;,, rAeite rest, a lie rood to return to the Block Srdi." ■•'RNt t eel. It 4. On Saw.liy last. ill. •Itee the dertzta two. writteh half been twirl.. Mete Tr-opened!, **sae, isevertf!el.m, eliii trnui•t entol. TlN.en.n 'tondos.. Th 14,11111 E to f-n? of the petit clowl estritet ttitti itvults t:.t, to.a 1..5• tkeu tw ig:ace:said. BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. SATURDAL Novutata 21. INTELLIGENCE PION IVI:TVGAL AND mixer. At a late hour lad isight•we received Portuguese Papers to the tallt u Freitch to the llith, and Dutch t. the 19th insteUt. T4e battle or military move uient of consyseeoe bad taken place its Portugal up to the nth inclusive: but the British Array had rvceived acme reinforcements. consisting bf the fourth and the twenty-third Regiments; the lat ter from Halifax. The Pregnanoy of the Empress MARIA LOUISA it officially am.otinceil, in two let ters, signed " NAPOLEON," na the alonittur. And an intense is the darkness iu which the people of France are kept, and so great the deception prac tised upon them. it is stated that the British Array in PUTtUgAI was preparing to return ; and that pre parations were ordered to he made fur the reception of 9,0/0 airk and wounded in the liovitats at Gasp°. t !—The following are the principal articles is the l'o togneat i , French, and Dutch papers. LISBON, NOV. 11. We are still in a state of suspense, but the wea. ther w Shortly expected to break up, when the streams will duw in such torrents as will prevent all 'hope of streeotirs or coilvoys reaching Nlassetia fur the wilier, of course lie must resolve upon some step very soots. Ills dispatches have Leen intercepted at Toledo. II the Judg • ilr Foie, on the lwr.ott of a Portuguese, named M isquerelli. Aideole-Camp to Junot, and son to the Judge of that nain, who was ammilrst tho.e banished in Septern'rer. Mas sena's account of the battle of %me* is said to he fair ettou,rfi : he writes to Bonaparte, that he ca:we into Portugal in the faith of proinioed succours. which he his no•areeeived; arid without which. the slicer., of his army used not lie relied ea; and that the fate of the Peni souk Jellellds upon his army. lie directs NI isq.terelli to pot a gaud face ois things to every one in France. except **in his very private tuterview with Bonaparte. The r papers said to be tak'n are. a letter to &inspirit. mie to isse la's Wile. and three others, with the I yoitug naina's own istotitictions.—Lord, , gene a f e ta as, Wedoes.loy, iis honour of Field fMara 11.reaford's receiving the Order of the Bath, at the }loyal Palace at Mafra : shout 230 were invited ; bat full 400 coupe to droner. which caused WIN crowd and coufri.lan. In the evening, about 50 ladies and nearly ROO gros tlesseu were present.—lt is sail that !Aeon has crossed the Zezere. to attack A brantro. *loch is gar risone.' by Pa;tutuebe and Spaniard.. We helot' straw party of cavalry anti flying artillery so site other side of the Tagus. A ship of war came in lad nigl.t. said to be the Steiftsure, with the ill ltvgiutritt. from Hula**. The 4th lauded this shay week ; it is a very title re. itnent ; together with a co:nap:boy of the Brous wick corps, ai-1 swot ether detachments. A few days ago as us escaped from the French boos to nee s. and was 611,1 by sitar nieu : the FMK% pispiets laid down their arms and a nue ore, to ask for a : oar Kru-r.os fellows trot it in tar), gave theca half. togetiwr with a loaf and sonic brandy, and sent them hack happy. Crest praise is dee to the Engirieert who fortis fed our lines; their merit &seises the highest pr a ise foe the judotent is well as fur the eaeCilw 118111 of these lit 'lrk , . which are bath as never has been seen LI are in any couutry.—The prisoners from Algiers landed to-day, in great pump of pro. cession. IDCIII. OCT. 24. The news whie we receive fro,u the French Ar• my iu Paitogel is, that they march (tom succeso to succes4. FICAMP. NOV. 12. A Frenchmen who left I..udon the loth. and Rutrin tuth the I Pit. ha% brought the following news :--l• re ;,..rtrrl at the moment of hi. de' nir. tore frogs Lutt•ion (the In;h. at in,.l-4.1 ). thtt en Aid-de-m.llp lirurral 'Wrilsia A trece had brought the SPIRO of the E..tgb.h ormy befit, ahnul to ee. turn, stir! that orders Ilia hero Riven at (1...p0rt to erepere the ho.pitals for Vert and COPY OF A LtArren ra.sm 1114 14Pliitl %I. 4410 Hoyakl. MAJESTT. TO THE IPHL*IIDEbT ulr THE srm 1.; Conte airaier. President of ilie Semite —The satisfaction which we experience to comes ipiesiee of the prepsworj of our very dear sod well- Spouse, lies limbered us to write you this letter. in order that yun way, 13 our user. commis waste to the Senate tins went. as essential to OW happiness as it is to Ilie intert.ta and policy of our Enapi►e. The toresent having so other object. we 6 0 0 1 . NI. Le Comte Cornier. President of the Senate. to bola you in leis holy sod worthy keei•iuy. liswitd) .4 N•PtaLLOII. " " Fest.w.t,leau, Nov. Is, Illeu." WIT. 14. flit. CLATE LETTER. TO THE AIItHIBISHOPE ♦MC ■IIINOTf. " Si. the Ilikhop ei--.., " It i• with the most infinite eatistact tan that I out olde to alloomme to liaa the happy Frrgagneir oI I Fir vary dear lipouse end Coinpsiesee. T }.r..of r.f t} e ction of God apresdisg over oay femily. %Hell impart. aa.-h hippincsa to my people. iodine, me to write you this letter. to liitortu you tliat it I►ll Le snout earetitle tit OW. that your orduid particular prayers ft* ti►e reser. vatiott. of her yur.oo. I tally God, 1 4 t1. the Bights, of --, to hold you iu his holy keeibs i g. Nareums." " Danz at OW I'slare of rontainbleau, Nov. ii, low." • NAT'S.% 10101% 2. Janina, Sept. Translation of a letter front ►is lisigtiiinse The Greed Vizier, .11.1+f written +at ceitlP at Semendria, to lie Excellency Ali Yacht bf Janrioa. " His Highness the Sultan %homed IL boa op; tenthly acknowledged, is hir quality of King of the Two Sieilies, Hir MAjesty Joachim Napaleae."— This declaration is official. Vi'e this dayrtsome our extracts from the Gentian Pipers to the ;Nth indent, received uu Thoreday. So great is the diligence used ter the kingdom of Westphalia to prevent the importation of British manufactures and Colonial produce, that certificates of origin are ilisre4.sriled. ncd Colonel produce of every description is .axed I mliscraitinastely. The conduct of other States under the influence and control of NAPOI.VeII, may not be so tyrannically unjust as this ordinance of his brother Jadeite; but there is none in which the system is not macre ed with severity sari rigoers must Intrassiiirio the I nerrilint, and reducing tip people at large 'lto the most aljrct state of slavery. The liberty lathe pd'. that other article of English growth., cad. as . such, obnoxious t* the Tyrant of the Continents still continues to be persecuted by him with mires tenting hatred. It apptars from an article under the bead of Banks of the M a ine. that no rump litemey work of a political nature will be allowed to be imported 'tutu Fiance. We ere conceraed to state ti.at :he otkial report of the state of Ms Ni 4J ESTY'S health eines not cor respond with the hopes held uut in the Treasury Jottinals.-aThe following are copies of the Bulle tins received I esterday et St. JillUiter Palace:— MO•l4ar Ner. geo—Coks p. 08. .. No change has b:'en ohverred in Ills ?Asa's- TY's complaint since the morning. ri. r.. arrincos. " H. HAL:',I4I). " HEBt.:IIDEN. " M. sAluAr.. • G WILLIS." " Wiulsor Ca, :le, Norilv. 23, 1110. " MS MAJESTY :hid is little tucrea,e of fever this amnia,. after. bad night." (Sigma at .b-e.) Uniivr the present doubtful Mad inauspicious tircuni.tatio-a connected wish the stoma ibis Eta. tube.• Government, deliesct forbids a hostistis of ; sad the amiable qualities of a KIN. 41)0 is reigne:l u l iivar4lo of fat) }seismic' the hearts of his t.ropl. , wire 114411 usual tenderness and iiititiielirlent of every consideritiou cf 41111 ,I•ahtuJe. It is thi, feeling we sunont, witiluut coin:aent, the folintsing extract from au historical work of the present reign, of w:itch we helm. them are moo but two copies ex. taut, one of which is drpcsitcd is the libiary of 4 ci Irbrat•ti Public Institution is this city : coN MON OF THR MIPLETF. tIISTORY ot , ENGLAND, Ur T. ►NOLLET. " 1763.—Towarde the "flag of the year I lis Ma jesty was attacked with mu illness, which. thouzli ant dangerous, fille I that public w ith prodigions aispeeherolon4; which. tie:haps, were increased by the very means made U. 4 of to 'owe appearsuces ; as nothing of certainty could Ito gathered Iloilo she pubic paper., but that the state of leis limilth was precariou% 17pati his recovery. on the 21d of April, hi: went its state to the [louse of Peers. where, after Riling his anent to the Bills that were ready. he made a Speech to tenth Houses of P I in which he told them. that the wirier concern he felt flr his fisitisful sub. him anxious to provide for ever !possible event which might affect their happine44 and seem. city. That his Isle indisposition, thnis , ,,!is not at tended with (inger. had teal him to Moakley the ta:tuatiou in which his kingdom and hi. family might be lefi, if it should please G.ll to put a period to his life while his saccesaor was of tender years. That the high imporance ti4is stahrct to the public safety, good order. and trioquibity, tlerpa twavisal affection which he bore to Ira child:cu. and to all his people. and his rarar.4 desire that every precaution .1 IJ lie taken, which might tend tie preserve the Constitution of Gointi If iarin ands.. writes - I. and the dignity of its Ciao Ulll/01.81ifeti, he I determined him to lay 111,4 44. %Oat% fussiness before hos Parlivintni ; and, us his health. by the Islessing of God. %at. slim rest , reth lie took the earliest opportunity of alerting them. and recom mending in their must 'trio°. d.ltlo•ration, the snaking such provision as would he rivet-wiry, in emie any of his t!,ititreti suet veil to his Thrmnw be. fuse they should re.pectively attain the mire of IS years. That to this end he proposed to their coo inderatam,nliet her, unricr tie prt..ent circumstances. tt ontilil nut be vviivilitict to teat in Lim the power of appointing, from these to tome, by si.•tritturot is wrapai uinl4 r I.i. Sign Matiuol, either the Queen. or may mint person of his Roy,' Family usually re-iding in Breit Britain, to he the guardian of the person pf such successor. mid the Herein of them unt4 !Itch •nceessor shall attain the age of la s soliTtt to tl'e restricticti and !ions as ate Specified Mid cow. . passed upon a similar occasion in th,• the reign of the late King, The Regent so ■ppointd to be ambled :cll. composed of the several persom, s h e, of their dignities andollices, are censblv bers of the Council established by lbw they with those whom they may thitil leave to hi. tiomination_" Li consequent:is of His Majesty's fining, it has been thought advisable l'h) 'minus should be examined before a C of the Privy Council ou Monday next; order to insure a full attetidanee, a circular lint bren addressed to every Member; guerre of which, Earl CAnnati, the toll return to town on Sunday. Ou Tuesday next, Mr, Withaton„ ,sury. gives a grand dinner to a nuinerou. Ministeriol Members, previous t o t h e s Parliament: from the pressing manner 'answers to the imitations are requested. .stained that some political business will Notice was given on Thursday at Li all the b hippiog in the Prussian pot's Setintslnilluoi; cud that, in the port of . 30 vessels n ere in such circono.tauces. • Ou Tuesday list a COUri.AI4I . II:II I Weird His Mersty's shi t ) Gladiator, in harbour. on IVlLLtatt BAitaltAll Coinwsoussier of Lbs. llojesii's brig for Disobedience of Orders, in torsi front the West lushes ErcAland. tistehts Onus tire LiesitinautsGiveroor of Curacoa, without hiving skis pies ty of the Commander in tlsitt for that y -- of the ('.ourt.,Calat. RI jarlge:l t. , lie dismissal hiw Migesty's 111 r • lleing atiatogly impersowl, ro-n u, ia of the °Cleave be was mb o kettgineal. arising front the beet met writ of 1,4 Conntry, ear: mended iitsio IC R ln tier (menets I ration al the Lords Coriumia:oncrs of rally, Thursasy, a Csbinet Coen , it was ceelor kat the Pate , c-ri Offices which by all the ("shine, Thursday Mr. /seam theist- Anti I Insordai.avy at Covestantinopli, hail a with ilowpriis ‘vr, try' vY. st A wiey • .TheJanica.M.LEa, Irons Latuelick is lost Ilene Vitterrend. The princess Royal, Tra mnro. A letter fin u OfEccr on I:oard His sh.p Tsrlaras, at Vsetamitio, 1 07 4 S t w hi ::o l 7ll 3l 7ill o i f Um br . " :‘ " :. ;.oudrd an ship,' ant, Own had *fetter to tl , toe ti st rist;sh cruiser she fall •n all I,e 11;ge; aliere rts e i ,,,l Li ureuinpunirilly h ninber of Huv4an fired u ro3 Al solute uts their coaling on a lulus.. ..f ihvtcen gnus on the 4,111,..f. He ties offere.l a Ruesian ni.,n of sal, Mai to our Admiral, but nou.il not Amer: if be had suy 'mous be by the ibmsli." txreAcr or A LLTTER FROM C:PTI! UP Tt4 MA•C /Mil , 4, lila AT GELLEYOLE. " Plyesant Couod, Noe. " It it with great plerstree I to t•ounce arrival of the America. after a try term pesssge of forty-four days. from A, Napoli. My orders from Mr. Ikons were, to %Inch 1 should have complied with, Ism getting revery stormy and thick tame L. Irish toast, I thought it the hest to proceed mouth ; 1 therefure will have are ship hoer this tide. The privateers are very near the Channel ; I met with one to I N , end long. tu. 38. W. oa the sth rest. I had a very smart action, from It I.lw. p.m. during which time we must hate ' her of his torn, as we were close to that every shot mast have told. The m. ed leis bloody ling, and was iritenduig the tiaterica, to carry her that way, Willi such a warm reception from hen grspesshot, he wu glad to sheer off fen, time. which gave me good tine to fur him again ; however. in a fee came up again with she sante Suteoteon. twenty yards of our sumboard quartsr, buereers all featly, and keeping a smart small area from kis UNA. &c. gun till he tame close to the qua, gave him my two . 6spouriders frum quarter, and raked hien fore end el.. the Frenchmen into mach a (notaries, hardly knew what they were shout she almigside, where she met with the winter; V-pounder., loaded to the very amnia v and grape, which still helped to incrust I then put my redact itini volt of eatuoirg Weir &Afro. and =us hit nit ; however, by this means, I got guns to beer apses her stern. We thee nub the three 9-pottuders. which roe sere elestrue:ese on heard I,,in ; he theu ell 4 in a little time he bore up and suppose got sick of what he us. I stn very happy to my that I I my people hurt. only myself nound but. thank God. not severely. 1441 8 1 , old ship very much about her stern. A vetsci has 'unwed which left France nu Siren'sy l.at. new sugar P 4114 ,4 echoed 6s. end coffee et ea et the latter.—The report of the &Ova nate Nominee' was unfotnided.-1/ been mina:arced that the Emeetss w, Thursday she Lotto Di sioe apt minatiosi is fine every baker in th who shell be proved. heore him. weelly return. or omit a true one. of the soil pries of acy corn or flour purchased It! hum "" the precedir g market-dui.. A determination by; hlf im the part •r his Lordehip. r11"4.1'. we tenet. will contribute w e t rffettealif toy resvut those fraudulent collosious by .I,i c k the or•te lirral is artificially kept up to Me 5u1 , ..4 trtw s niw'ited:og the fall of breod-sorr ittoi fleet ' l ' t: c merle's. 11 h t.. ho, hp Ita oituteoi NI, at Ac!, odt prop er l.rt 14 f T' 'We Out t urine. a Com m! . %• r 4ei ne e t rrell o o eu r it r u P t ai r 1 : • p l et e lit i ' • 1::14,1::, rood ' ).h• to Mee t t i ,7, a . , 01 eel s it i, r r , nll ore I , ; .L 0 V D . .. hrr ,%tt Put tr.? dli f Pilian o L : :itch i. porn , . was held two rl ti no tvort, E Homo. Clialo'ca, r oo l o" , losig retro,, at tor I. will ih re..., r of !Jai:, h vious i t . at plirm, • tb LEI .13 • rite, ; • . , rig I. liA.tt in • I. 'tooled tor .otitrot r,, t o ranter r ,,,, I. o ralele . ooored Ni of the Schist and at it v" a6s attend • !te: • nlotstefsr eta ,iett 'roo f tales , nit+ to Li • pi o aft eaJute t ■ gis Uri it? 11 h 1 eery the Kt. Tie an A mer the Cipt.ois • h. We al.. His iliajett) offi W to want, a, ion ,:et roar:: • to, too rei.o CA accept of h fle Out. it ghoul It t CPLIII , HIO tag. 1•2,11110. Witt ~.t to • at trtnit,tlOol9 opoli- I rah at Cwt., • lot the weather op learne item the ON tocerd to PI)- p nits the bar- very novueraos to lat. 49. To lbs. with wh.e• w. till shout* killed a each saber, •• n, e covey hole. di tellog to board . but Inertia: her round and front us at that get peel area w in,routes. ha Co on. and ening TI atter. with hit 1 ,810 , "M i te l a :t y r ra t i: r nimt frr tad h ir e r be. t tt lif i thi l ie : e ; al l i, abs eh .t up ratenr• of three sus witii c0 , e.4 ease their ft ri• *ilk an 1100 C D. teat 100; •0 ed int t ny lal toend duo raked Win nett hate born lieu ran ran • IT to the It had got Eros bad not siby a ded i n the altor ;h they abet t%e t the ermrt cf r was at as• r equal Price rapt to It h a d forto.rl °as reigns!' t. Wiled his dete-. he fell penalty'. to wake • firl..e of the Totality