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r --- tad the patties laileit have come out of Cisaad lioatigo kill be Is....teta. " I herr the intention of bry,rsirsg Ciudad (Rodrigo. If yew '4 , 4 • t se ode me Ant gory. c.nuriotes, ttal if the .I)sike tf Elehlogrit coasts Ibis way, I will atter* Nt an .h a t B ere s( for t's army, which in miw between Altar)Jit awl einclisd nO - and, by stens now ter-tired; briween ikratty and gestte, and competed of :am, Eniltiti, the same otatubcr of Port 141CtleMe, and 40(10 Sr-tomtits : Nod if this Is to be es.ecuted, it must be done oats the greatest etipsdltion, her0u....., , t1,i r. wire, the earet of the rictuias at Talavrra sad .trzt.upo via he lost. " It is rot abh., Ve11001.4 has serenely passed the S. , rra Morena; sod, iu th,a casts the . , 241 corps mar fait upon Cuesta, loop the Tagus, and open the coma umesituu with t►is worm , ai's corps is rut off It is hetwcen *Ma Nueva sad Caudal win ; an d , if a ruhvsna from Ards, of ittrn or g.ko men, shoo' comae thews, it sushi be •rnmpeltnl to sm.., ,ter. (SigaM " I) , 'KE fIF DA 1..%1AT1A." " Addressed to Jue , ,4lll.,Ktrut of f:•w ot. ate. &c." SW E (PRIVATE C(ilt EsPONDENCE.) WrOCltt PT. s. • hif.ntleti yoo, Many Mond)* Ng.), what l boos • to he tho tr)ire.o which 'l,llersparre had its • tiepoAll 9.6 of Gustavus 11', and th e Ho or the l'rittee of AugustesslsurK, as his sttere-,•"r to tlie crows) of Sweden. lit both these • that talamiluinate StatEaman liatisoixecdtal. Toe King has to lamed the Diet, that Priave Au- Igusteuhurg,aecersts with sentimeuts of gratitu'le,lhe fi. g oess ditoutv which the natio.. could confer, lost declines interfering is) state affairs, u. i til tfir *e.4o• I4tt :fit or 'tenor ;—..ast event which, it is to be hoped, will speedily happen. A ne 4 ocistient ho the He elmplishas, .11 of 1:,4t desirable oisj••bt is ups-tied at •Frederaelt.h.ini. siegefiziterit on the of'' esertfest are Bann a id no the part of limas', tLe Emprrut's :for Foreign Atfors, ass:stet! by. •use of the Se cretaries. Cosesderable progress has 'seen made fo the orgoriat•on, and 1 um wo,.re.i, siarst onutde atithortty; • that the only srl4.cls pto N.:- a 'No- • lee of tn.iniou ate, the proposition for rs: tit , ;carts of ,freigituel with arts, les of British ortotifacture, awl .Jr,l ash, oinmal orod9.r posaegbieti of a-,(1 the t) ,. ,a • t.f t ssc,lau Flulaud„ viz,. wise the Item, or Cuing, be the hoe of 13..• as boils part iv seem to b e *slit/twit" !ty Ihr trucippirtt of edocilistion, no doubt is ebt-rtaisted us to the n soft. 2 This K 1.4 ii•v2, 4 233 he a pro osision for the iitiosten.t..re ut tine Secret Committee . slur Diet 11111/0 relfttlllitit . l4*4 as inventors to be iste,ii or all his etf,.,•as; has as till% WOW.* inventory Trio tooth nine, st %tilt tr•ottril ilia, C;tistsvos is himself to state whit propert he h.'s, so.ol the Do•t *ill deride 'tempt tie has a;.,,uthatest the idea of resulist i g, to 11'isisigit. atwl, aN .11W Is 11151 pertelOtell to promeci •to (:11.14iiiiirri.N. it is ton ht he will take up his abode is) Soilztr -7406; .--oste,•,,,e-1-zstmeso • WI? CHEIIEN. (PRIVATC. VALK F.SYONDEXCE.) It.tIIIIIIING, Itt:PT. 6. tt Nothing is here worthy Of cvanautisu•-.thou, for, indict:4l i uuthtn4 is now talked of in our streets tot, the nepinristile srate of our garrison and of the whole aros, (tom the dreadful ptugresoi of a asii ligutuit t.t r. L 110 alum; yelitiday war, that ti l er.. were 9000 hell i•t leo: various lio,p 141., lad,,• the ,;.+I.II , etc 11.1$ eo fretia• at, lh,,t 4. 1...• •uut in urdrr.tootowo..tione the ve.tittl •Ittlittry 1103,11 at the funerals of soldiers. O, Sloth) 1 was w :v11.1,11e•41 , ,,h, anal til.V thine'," oteeis ui the 6,at,. reaoutoi lying in a wit i mu.s, Alt bYgellilli; lawiler tins ,owngu.tut dowasc. • • • • . Gravrsta )k/.."y is blui)tlry, a0..1 fu. Et5.:,14.‘41: tie k):l‘..: le 4v1,13 Lis o lio4. Sail. orsiv.owloasal to the estriett down 10 stt.'..a• to etti.aar I * .trrl , altt ' t eve memo hire uaticr ord , is th prorevit holey, hot are 4,lrlantrul..tor the want of tranitwltk th. , 36th registoont orte I. not a oonvivonnhsioneti Offietr ebb- Fit ; :LA •ittloll44 ill the regsweatts bite tor' I:, i r..,•ace loa.ter fiord-tier sort' a •0t0t0t0.... • 111. i, I.lllrbeflisatilw what are our Wa tt 41141 frog,. frlllua rim istugte...r tole doideoule,i, llit 1e.c.l turd Apjoeilest• 1114 t It honer tnallg lahaot I..sre will he kirtorratra from the tilts and whirls rwrrettili% in every direction. 13b.e keter jot Apo* I 'hetet. ,v.•• tow,' eoucto.le. It lithe universal wish 4if every uffii:er to }.nerd I galt 11I) os.l,trotable fur Esigl.ll3. As all the Gene ral • art- hni.fyi.4l,6llll. fi l e etsiotiointl of this gar. r C isOl has tio.v NH) t.l Cot. of Lice 4, 1 .6 ; but 1 ili.lerstois.l . :iri,;adier-Genvtal 11tnitresor is 'hearty pected.'' 'rive ben•tr4itiouitted to us for insertion :.—. S • The Conealaienaral of Spain is Great Britain, desirous to Wt./I'cl tie public, and mare e,yeetally the body ~f 144:oli merchants, who say to ihs,oneil to tilt,' upon .notiu.vrtal sperulattiota iu gram still /Spain, that the 11,11. r 61Merlifnela beta, by A ittlyal in, of the ',rearm year, declared that all Awd, way be 1114111 say port of u•, e from all duly, twill etiy:,l nod and of • t..c .- soot cambiums, to this rat,sure the easiest mode of sis,mlying Peuitaista with prietsious,,witis the greatest prolit it, f arias, suei,hauts who roly he disposed to avail thenaselecs of th:s pertuassrbo. JOSEr.M.ONsp EATii No. 7, Salisbury-street. Cumnal-General of hpaiu. Extract of a letter from Captain AsonEws, of its A 3 LIT ship Intrepid, tl.kted 14)guoutli, lttlb iwwitit, to the Hon. IN, W. fasts : We sailed from St. Thonno.'ii 31.1 July, in company ottli the (..eptain and Lt press brig.. awi fusty-four wad uuder convoy ; - kept cowpony until Augn,t, when the Captaia teletinspited to spopt a .hip in dtrtrema i , Abut blowing a wile of wind. • .• Next morning. at day-!ight. saw only two &mil; hoer up to join them ; they proved to be the 'Avon( s-6ew and the Thompson: hound to Lou _ dolt ; afterwards saw Nut rail a-stern, .truing dif ferent course.; kept company tall the 27th August, orlwo we Ins.t Own) ni in hurraloie. pining a pt. rind cf fu I in tear'' at-twice, I newer experienced inch • Or.; the height of it fortunately ottlj . ha-ted t ore hours. ()it the ;Ile we had another K ale, and the ship laboured so excessively, that, on the 'veiling of the Ist of September; seLiug Ln iiirehhood of the stale or.rered the quarter guns to be throws orerboAr.l." • • .; ' [ THE ISIL PRESS. -41 .1 4 0t4 1 .4"... WEDNESDAY, 'SEPTEMBER 19. South Beve:tutd is alroatly in the pomeasion of the enemy. A vessel arrived in 1.)01/07, nit Mooduy, from Flushing, which tdia left on Saturday lot.— Intelligence had been received of it body of French troops having passed over from Bergeu-op-Zuoui to South Ilevelaud. (Joe of our men of a ar's omits, which, not kanwing the had been occupied by the 42Lienty. had lauded on it, was taken. We this day resume our extracts from the Por tuguese Papers to the Guth last. _The French, it is said, have raised the siege of Gerona. The finesse and tricks or tbc minions of Ministers are almost inexhaustible. As soon as the failure of the Emirtlitiun to the Scheldt burst upon the a odd, they attempted to appease the public indignation, by assurances, that the Earl of CllATltall must be brought to trial immediately. Oh, yes ! the only brother of :tit.. Purr, the father of thu scbupl must be brought to Irish, and condemned, no doubt, to keep Mader CANNING,_ and his school fellows, under that gr:xit Master, iu plies, for which, neither that great Mltster, nor their own . talents, ever designed theirs. That assurance, how ever itiqvitteful mi their part, does not appear to Mare appeAsett the public iudigttttitsu; and our J wits, for En g laii,l, as aril as Spairi, has unfortunately its little Supreme Junta, has instructed Its partisans its the politic prints to promisa • still greater sa= cline..--The Ministerial Prints 'isbw promise a Cu. ea or ADIAINIATRATION. Die Currier of list alight.. one of their most cotiveuient tools a says : " Fur sassiest • spa there hare be 1174 ',saloon af some ebaagew bets: abottt to tskc place iu the Ad.nioiatettliuts—At pie. "rut. we are nut able to speak positively upon the 'Atte! The eliimget said to IN, is contemplation are supposed to rw; Sete to three "4 elution. of the presout Cohisiet —I nli3rtsit ion will ►e the emoie of tbe resignation of one Membee—it coign when he will, he will ratty with hito the respect of the cutte r try, for harms stept.fteiva..4 au.l aceeptati.tif alike at the time hr diil.—The names of the tee other Members we need tr.t mention." We have quoted the precise 'w mils or The Courier, becimile we mean to ground upon them a chatget of one of the grolue , t i npostures ever sought to be practised ilium public I ttttt est y, tinsusiwc!ing . credulity. Of the three Nli tasters whose immediate resignation it promises, the Duke of PORTLAND, the held of the pre, iit if head he may be called, is evidently nue. Bait iu physics you may remove the caplet us din* without affecting the body, and why not in politica? If the people of England are to have 4 substantial and competent .for the looses, dirgraces, and disasters,. wit;e:t they have rece.rly experienced in the con duct of their :alms, why are.thTy not promised at once., cmit.dete an I real chrtagrof guru soil mra sestral—+Nathiieg etir 1 . 4'1 . ei11;1. the canary ; and it is 'tile in Mr. C. 1 ,411110 r. PERCIN.4I. to rx 'poet, that any mincer nr tiieltster can permmile the tool4itt.,e galled puldic, tha such a. change hits been effected, while they retaiii.their seats in the !tiny further evidence arse %Vaughn:, in addition to 'mat mass rd information Whin is U al really betnre the public.. to prove at truce thelinpecliment , . %%Lich must prevent our success in the interior .of Spain, sod the injudicious selection which 'Our Ministers tack, when they appointed Lord WALLA %Grou to command in that country ; it would be furiiished by The Gazelle of Satnrclity.last. It is a painful, but we Heel it to be au indispensable part or ou r duty to the public, to comment, without reserve or respect of persons, on every document *high it offi cially cortininnicated by Government, relative to the operations in various parts of Europe. If the consideration due to post services of eminence were to exempt from the examination and discusaiou of future measures or movement., impunity must be the necessary result. In •pplying tine remark per sonally to the late Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY, now Viscount WELLIMOToN, we are fully sensible that we undertake an invidious office ; since the gallantry and spae of enterprise, approaching, ou some I/Ces• sic)" to a sort of happy temerity, which have uni formly and invariably characterised his military Ea r. et, both in Asia, and in Europe, deservedly ren der Min a favourite of the nation at law. Yet, even these pretensions to general admiration, or approbation, ought, perhaps, in the present instance, to have operated as dissuasive. and objections with • wise Ministry, to employ's's; him in Spain. Sir Awraue's tirst exploit, from which, in addi lien to the advantage of Nt aiding in the relation of a brother to the Governor-General of India, he oh- tainted a greet, if not an undue and is ~,,, enter, de gree of military reputation, was the tailor:. ~ , ,, • !itied over the Mabrattas, at Assaye. Dist in tln.. memo rable battle, it is well kilovolt that Sir AIITHIta was completely beaten, his artillery taken by the tacitly, awl the day lost ; when Colonel MAX WELL, by on odinirably-timed, unemweted, and most vigorous charge at the head of a body of. cavalry, in which be was killed, retook the cannon, broke the Mahrattit inCintry, and restored the lost honour of the British arms. Sir Istatia, however, reaped. the fruits or Colonel mAxwELL's .oref.s,‘ ; as Busuiriate did. of Desists, at Marone. For the exactitude' of this fact we nriy appeal to every officer who served in India at tie time. if we lt-d lost 11:e battle tff Assiye," the Empire of Great Britain on the Gangeti would have been shaken to the centre. We ate. however, well aware, that there are occasions w het e it bec o mes meritorious, and even necessary, to ha zard in' order to save. all. Allinitlikig that sui ii was the case in the action to which we have just "I- I oiled, we unity, ho;sever, still ask, wit, ther the same necessity existed on the present occasimi Sir ARTOUR, in the month of May last, bad liriren Sou LT out of Portugal, by a aerie* of rapid and energetic movements, which were attended with Niece/Is.. -But lie seems, from - the moment that he compelled the french General to fly beyond the Minh°, into Gallicta, to have considered Win as no longer'ati übjeot of apprehension ; searcely, indeed, us worthy of attention. As little does he stein to have dreaded, or taken any precaution ugairist. Nay ; who, nevertheless, commanded another vim siderable corps of troops, to Lion, or at Salawntica.• Regardless of both these Generals, perhaps a little elevated by his prosperous campaign on the Douro, ile fitllogs lie Ton with Some prceipitatton, first into Estresnadura, and subsequently into NIEw Cuts- tile. The last-mentioned General ably draws hint , on, retiring before him. Intercepted dispatches, obviously fabricated to deceive him, representing S.lucT's distress, and preteuded misunderstanding with Nay, probably encouraged bun to proceed. Leaving, therefore, by his own account, two passes lwiind him ii.adequately guarder! ; ignorant of SouLf s, Of of Nave/ strength, or position; as little aware of the extent of Motertries, N'tc•rort's, and SESA.STIANCI, united force ; having, as is evident by the result, concerted no plan of corribtned ope ration with Cumin ; yet relying on hint, or cm the Supreine.Juuta, for provisions, of all which he was destitute; and, lastly, without carringes to trains porthis svoundesks or to fisiXlitate any of his forward movements ; under all thei:e disadvantages, and insitearucted by Sir Jona Mooaa's adninititionsel 'experience, mid misfortunes, Sir ARTIIUkt to Talavera. Ile even pushes Sir Roamer Meson forward out the left, with a very small corps, to Es t.-atom); in the vicinity of :Madrid. Already he ap-., pears to have devoured that capital in imagination. But, at Talavera, from whence his personal lionours derive. his military pregrem tentusirates. After a -victory, such as PYRRHUS obtained over the Ro mans, he learns, •,r) his great concern, but, surely, not to kis astonishment, we should' suppose, that SouLT, tfie beaten and dispirited SOULT, was be hind him, and master of theparees, which, in his burry to get to Madrid, he had neglected to se cure !—'u by should we detail the m-bincholy se riesof particulars contained in Sir Anine it's letters, and which conduct us to his present camp at TfUlt illu ?—Disappoititmeut, misfortune, flight, famine, 1 And reversesof every kind, accompany the narrative. Indirect, accusations of Ce LSTA. sod clearly-pro. trounced charges against the Central Junta, for leaving him and his army to starve, while he was fightiog their battles, (min a most prominent, and much-tube-lamented leattire of these dis p atches. But, before we condemn either Cu usra, or the Junto, incapable as we believe both to be of raring Spain ; we ought, nevertheless, to hear them in their own defence. Did Cr ESTA ever approve of, or signify . his di-site, that Sir ARTHURshouldad vant eso rapidly towards Madrid ? We very much inspect, by the account given of our General's in terview ith Geueral 0' Do NIIGHUE, and of tile paper drawn up oil quit sycasiott, that no clear, well un derstood, mutual understanding of each other's in tentions, and means of co-operatic/a, ever existed between the &rubies and the Spanish Commanders. Can we then wonder at the consequences that have taken' place ? CukTrA, we find, has given in his resignation. VV4 EGAS is retreating into the Sierra Morena. Lord WELLINGTON', if his extenuated troops, who find in famine a much more 'pertina ciuwi anti irruel enemy, than in the French, can re- ►iat the aggyarated want of provisions, which they still Jahour under, is endeavouring to reach the Portuguese frontiers. While Juss:Pu HoNAPARTS Te Demos; stud Mownsa extenda, sow& our wonade,l and primmer., a care and a rrlief which they tv,4iirecily would not have experienced fro. 3 one the SpaniarJa. This is a melancholy tole, it must lie owned._ The Burbled end tentileted stele le which some of the thspetches from Viscount WLI.LINGToNI have been given to the public, ha% excited much discontent. Of such at►ruapts of concealment and suppression, we ore happy to state, for the honour of the British character, there :are only three or feur prct-edents, end all of them 11l Ulle Yml the m o re office. Lora CotAtwowoott, we learn. by letters fnim hi+ fleet, is coming home soon. We reset to add. lie is at present in a very ill state of health. lie ha+ keen out more than tire years. without once setting foot on shore. His Lordship has accunsu- Isiesl an nrntrn.e torture—ice belitre, upwards lif 10)0,0001. in pnee-money. Sir J. T. Ductrivoant is named as hip successor. Among the anecdotes which have transpired con cerning the late bottle or TNlnvent, we learn that S ir ItogfaT Wti.sol4 WAS, daring that eng.iAe inent, within three leagues of Mdclriii, ■nd one league from the rear of the French. He concealed sit a wood, hoping to intercept some of the enemy's Corp.- OH their retreat. Unfortunately they took another road.• This fore:• was ton feeble to venture forth after the Little of the SZAtla was decided,. and Sir ROBERT *ay under the tier...any of transporting his guns at Hight 011 the right of the enemy. ',! , .IIr. , N.4Igr•PRIIM4=. BRIGHTON, S t ter. t . This watering-place contains a larger amount of conspaisy than was ever before remembered. uuh -I on the occasion of some public a clehration, and eh, ; presence of our Mos, mug patron. his Royal High ness the Prince of Wales. The Castle and New lon I lutels are constantly tilled with the first ea,;,. puny ; arid the accommodations of the Old Slop Tavern, nod New Ship Inn, With the Boarding ai.:l Lodging-houses, have been in complet e o ccupat i on. The Stepie nod Marine lihraries, and Cook's coote.:tionery rooms, iu East -street, are ni g h t l y crowdt.d with fashional.le votaries ; white the theu etre. with the attractionicof Nlrs. Stdthu:s, ihict and ;llrs. C. Kenilde, obtains brilliant and 0i..r4 flowing auditorics. Ihi Fri lay and Sat iirday, Siddons app nun! in iielairtera and Nrs. in Venice Preserord, and •Strenter. nave ::•r accustomed excellence; and tfits-w Itht si increased by the able repeesent4tiou of ./4/14. and The Stranger, by C. Kestiblr. Mrs. Seddon* finally withdraws from the ilaighton Theatre, on Tuesday evening text,. in the part of Lady Macbeth. Mr. C. Keirilde gives his support to the piece, in the character of. Nacbeth. At the iiesvlv.establislieil; fair - fur sheep at thi s place, on Mood iv lit:,, sup:ily and attesidisme fell very *hurt of hlst year. The number is. timed did nut much exceed 9000, trot of dose hut few were sold. The best pen of tiwei. %Lie fujill the flock id T. Kensp, Esq. and reJUU4 a purchase,- at 40s. per head ; others were offered at various ',Pc. down to 30s. The liimhs that were sold from In to 24u. Notwithstanding the thficieney of buyers, the pablie ordinaries were all well at tended ; the Old Slim dined vii ; the New *h i , had its share ; and tite King and t.)4.1401) as many a. the house could well accommodate. ORIG INA L POETRY. THE COMPROMISE. Quoth William fit the laud he lov'd, • . I wish your heart would unw rek.ut. Quuth Mary, though you are appror'4, ' 4 ' I will sot do abut rd repast. In h.ing kind, tin crimp Con be; Then CORM, love, Cllll the arraitt thOle IRCIIIeIIIS EtIMTUS on ute, The most eflectionste of men. -. a-: 0 S.r, said she, 1 own your away, be your favourite I had died; Yon had burnt e'er, thing away, Lut for the wintacie of pride. Plcasam is Lily when uppos'd lo dignity, the female bunt; Vilica ou e she y.elds, the Sett,. is clos'd, The virtue Is nut lent, but lust. Tiles let us compromise, said he, To cavil there 6 nu prctrut e Givelaut the pleasure, love, to an, Aud you shall bate the caampasse. Yesterday morning, Ilia MAJESTY', and Prin. celiac* Aotaata and SOPUIA, accompanied by Lady TRrsN6, Couat MuNsrut, General I. rrz auy, nutlCulourl Dr.anitowL, took their 0411111 1 tde in Wimlaor Park, and returned to the Palace at coon, Thu.; tlny His MAJESTY will arrive in town; for the porliose of holding a Private Levee at ti 4tisater Palace. Her NIAJINTY and two of the PittaCISSEI are ex town this Jay font Windom. They wall dice with the Duke of Yogi, at his bowie, Stuble ) aril, St. James's Palace. Miss Go vow 0 NINY wt ctend at twelve U . C{OCk, at the QUEEN'S Paiact, to receive Her MAJESTY. The Duke of CUMBERLAND left Windsor, gra. terday morning, and returned to London. Lord CIIIARLES BRIITINCIL returned to town, on Monday, from the Scheidt. The Marquis of HuNTI.Y. whin his lately reinrn ed from the Scheldt, will leave town in a few days for Scotland. The Earl of BARRY )101a: entertained • select pasty at dinner, yesterday, at Ina house in Saarille street. The Rev. T. Wii.aissJa and fatuity, from Bed fordshire, and the lady of Admiral DALRL sod fs frout Bath, arrived last alight at Utaasast a Ilotel. The Earl of Essex' is expected iu town, to morrow, from Worthing. The Earl of DERIAt . II Lowe, in (irost•enor sguare, is preparing for tint timuang season. The Bishop of ELPIM74 has presented the Rey. JAMES WIIITREAW, V tem of St. Cathenise' , , Dui , lin, to the valuable living of KiHeran, in the County of Roscommon ; v,e,nt by the death of the late Doi tor SANDFORD, brother of Lord MOVIE SA7iDIFoRD. A prlcstrian match, of 20 miles, for 200 euineer. Wllllll,CritPilned Monday mandate. 0 .. the Bagsliol ruml, on turf, httwe. u a Ixolessed mimic or of he nanic of LARION. and a Mr. Cisuue. Tim belt,.,;; was six to four On Mr. LARKIN at ftlar.o.4. 11.er competitors, ant bat•kedaliemselves, icgged on to gether serest and a h..lf miles in the first hung., then the fsvouttite inane phy, slid nit miles in the se cond hour, rod Ma,. of a toile a-aead.-- lie continued im until the end of thin ;mach, which was perforated to two hoots and a half. SAILINti Mnecit.—The Silver Cup and Cover given by 11r. SIIRPPARD, the proprie:or nor Vauxhall liittlens, at Milbank. near Chtlatm. to be sailed for by Clrotterncti's pleasure . (mats, 0.0. on Monduy otztoto szoileol fi4 by the saute tell Itodt. which started on a former ovra..ion, the tiosteh having hireii then di calid ; they stroteol at Imre o'clock from Blackfrirria-bwirlve, mid ...hail to Put ney and hn, k. Thu C:.l tails kit.trr.e.m/t• of Nine Elms, 4 , 1'11“ 1111 it, , t, a.;.1 thin .11. Ccurge, Guastos, of l'aul . s..Whart. ass la cio-ti. but another dispute hat nil; t.rts::::, the mate:: .1 minims undecided. deems • Ts , tvEi • _r TA I t":111Y1 1V Vol ill the btrert he toe gute. curfle drove the h curra the v actuf and t ceivet a ver Soule inedi huo boar! Tied Once miwci It.) t then end. Halt last holt, low eve Th Oi beet feet uigt ♦rkc tio.i hav of En 41 Ice fish Jul naL rill a nt on UK WO In' . It ekt II Il M he fel vs 110 lit 4 "I It It