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himself, we venture to assert, however deeply he ' ty wish to impres. upon Europe the importance ' of tics capture, appreciates it too justly, to lose a day within its wall 4. lie will push forward, in two great divrrgitig lines--011 the one hand tovruMs Bu da ; on the other, towards Prague or Olinutz.— Perhaps, as in 1805, he may remain in person, at the palace of Schonbrun, a short league from Vi enna ; in order, from that central point, to direct the operations of his armies in Hungary, in Bohe mia, and in Moravia. We aospect, too,, that, while Colonel Scum'. is laying under contribution J enomr's dominions, and shaking to the r•entre the Westphalian Monarchy; while, in the Tyrol, and even m the heart of Swabia, he is compelled to ad . 'mit that the brave and loyal Tyrolese, cotichicted Generalli CUASTLLEN, carry terror, end levy striplies of every description ; and while, in Pulsud, thr Archduke FERDINA VD, ma.mr 01 . Warsaw, has delimited the Saxou army sent against him ; we gim ped, that while such events are passing around biro, he will scarcely plunge into *the Hungarian, or Bolicinian Provinces of the Austrian Monarchy. We hear not it' wordveither of the Archduke Cid ARLES . * army, or of the forces under General HILLER, which crossed over the Danube at Krems, in the French *recounts of BON APARTE'S entry into Vienna. That those two armies hare jollied, either in Bohemia, or in the Archduchy of Austria, to the none, of the llimithe; little doubt can he enter tain United, they probably must exceed one hundied marl seventy thousand men. lu order to attack them, Nieuteos ii necessitated to bei.;in by crossing the. Danube near Vamani ; an operation which may not be of easy execution, if, its we pre /Mile, thy bridge over that river is broken down lay the Austrians. The Danube, we behove to be both too broad, and too rapid, even at this season of the ycnr, to be passed, like the Tratin or the lon ; more vs!wcially if it is defended. It is at Vienna that nomArAwres difficulties will commence, if the Austrian couiasels cud armies pos,ess energy, bran nests, and resources. While we felicitate• our countrymen on the ;;lo riot's events passing in Portugal, and on the brit- Inuit success which ha, attended the British army under Sir A. IVEI.I.LSI.F.Y, we count help con ceiving that it is not on the Vouge, nor on the Douro--it is not in Portugal, nor in Galliciu, that the destiny of Europe will be decided. It ii at the opposite extremity of the continent, on the Danube. We a►e prostituted that BONAPARTE will receive with 114 much indifference the intelligence of Sotwes defeat, as of the loss of the Ilaultporett, or the capture of Cayenne. Even tl:e expulsion erJosira BON•PA RTE from Madrid, if it were to take place a second time, wou!d, we imagine, fluty give oulditicmul energy and impulsions to his present military operations. For, if he overturn Austria, new-model Germany, •nd re-organise tlnng•rv, Bohemia, and all tile E eat, or centre of the conti nent ; does any men doubt that, ut the lie:al of 300,000 rictorions tmoeir, composed largely of the conquered nations themselves, he will sulijugate Spain and Portugal anew ? Will he remain Ic.,s master of the PI r e nee s , of St. Sebastian, of PAM.. peluna, of Figneras, oral of Barcelona, because we expel Sou i.e from Oporto ? We cannot ton often ►epeat, that Europe wolf, in our judgment, be lust, or saved, in (ennui•. A Gottenburgh Mail united on Sitiirday. It I reported that the Emperor ALEXANDER refused to see the Envoy sent to him by the Duke of SVULIir 1114NIA, and had ordered the renewal of hostilities. Through the same channel, a report has reached town, said to rest on the authority of letters from Collisrg of the 14th. that the Austrians had gain ed three important victories over the French. The statement is at least premature. Saturday, the British merchants interested in the trade to the Continent, had a meeting with the Board of Trade, when Lord BATIIVitsT informed them, that the period during which American ves sels would be Mowed to enter the ports of Ifollaini, would only•extend Irons the 9th °finite to the 20th lle also informed them that licenses for •sportatiou would be granted, extending to three months, and import licenses, for one month. Ss• turday night's Gazette contains an Order in Coup es' on the subject of the lint part of this arrange.. meat, it is gives in our subsequent columns. By the last how Portugal, Sir A itTIqUR nt.I.L4LEY left Opono on the 13th, had reached ;;:aga on the 16th, and was close upon the rear of tl.e French, who were directing their flight tawarus while General ievemerown, with the Por tugue•se army, was hasteuing to cut them off from the route of Chaves. The Toulon squadron has returned to that pi.rt, after having relie%ed 13erc..lona. Lien tetiatit-t :enteral Du SCAN CAMPBELL. •of Loehtiell, is returned to serve' in parliament, for the linrglis of Camplielten, Air, Irwilie e Rothsay, :tad Inverarey, iu the room of JOHN CAMPIIII.I., Esq. deceased. Sittings appointed in Middlesex and Leinflon, liefore the Ri g ht Il imoura bl e EDWARD Lord EL LEN Donovan, Lord Chief Justice, B.r, in and after Trinity Term, IVO9. IN TERM. • MIDDLESEX. LONDON. Wednesday Jams 7. Thoraday Jose a. Alus.d.iy... Monday l9. Tuesday SO. AFTER Ti.R M. 'lkurselav lust 00. Friday June 03. The Friede.m. RAPPED, from Si. Ulieb to Clot ,.tiburg4, is takeu and carried into Christiansaitd. -- - - -~e~►..~. I. .. IP t . , 4 -IT-- - e, • ~....) )4 f all cap , • N. 7". ‘l4 KENS/ VG rON-G4 RDENS. This charming place did not, yesterday, boast its roll complement of beauty, rank mid fashion. This was not the consequence of diminished at traction, but, oil the contrary, the crowd that press ed forward for adinissiiin was so great as to deter musty Ladies from alighting and attempting to gniu entrance. lu the course of the day a scene sells exhibited, with which irothim 4 in comparison has occurred since the first visit of Madame Mealtime. when that celebrated beauty was In danger of being pressed to death by the crowd. A very line vaid very band, woman made her appearance in the walk, end attracted much notice. She was dnared in a velldw spencer :1114 Imtputd, and carried a para sol of the tame colour. A report was spread, that she WAS the cvls•brated Mrs. CLARKE, situp as it extended, the concuttote of people increased around her, all eager to catch a glimpse. So rude awl excessive was the pressure. both of mules sod fe males, that her inusliri robe was actually torn ,wr person, sad it was with great tieulty and exertion that she was rib!, to ef feet her escape, and a nt herself, utmost breath less, upon the parapet • wall. Here she was Banked by the horsemen from Ilyde Park, who, at tracted by the ieistle, rode up end ranged them- selves along th plaer„ As spoil as her fright Ind •1 alarm had su.ssided a little, shy it xcheiined with much resentin •rit "1 ant sure if 1 were AIN. CLAGLE, I would stmt usyswlf up where l never could be more seen." This declaration, pro 'lammed in an audible voice, and supported by the assurance of several elentleinen, ecquainted with the pets tut of Mrs. CLARKS, to whom she bore not the kart resemblance, had the desired effect, and the crowd begun to disperse, leaving liar to effect her retreat with tolerable case, accom panied by two female friend.. respect to the fashio.ori of the day, we observed pale pink, green, mid lilac, to be much worts. Mantles of white muslin, edged with shaded ribb ~,,, had an elegant apoearatice; unsay short nelisses. cud open eel., were wort. A 1111311)( the Vigorous, chi? awl straw bonnets, of the Grevian shape,' orrannented with large flowers of veriutiss colours, in which the magnolia mind water-lily were conspicuous, were very beautiful.--Tie se bonnets are equally well calculated for the country as London, mid are to be ha I only at their }fossil raw ROOMS, R.INOMC-SQUARR. Mr. BARTI.FMAN'S Await it Benefit Convert took Placer 64 Frelay, at the :above K. The Se lection was beautiful. The priascipal vocal port• were most .10)1y supported by Mr". I:tt.t.r.twros, Mrs. Mutt, Miss ['Amu ss; and iretatnie [nas ty' ; Mr. tlaitatsaa. Mr. 1.4:1.1.tAY. Mr. Gus+, Mr. IIi:YAKS. Mid Mr. BARTLEHAN. The [Opls were 6.1erl with an elegant stud is interims.. towel's- Wage or Fashionablesouilitili•ig his :loyal lii ; ;iiiwas the Duke of CAMESIIIID4:V. Duchess of Dintarr. Viscouut CL-4:7.0?4, bithes IiIIUMUOND SMITH and Itst:4S, upd ocarly the whole. of the Subscriber* to Ow Auciciit Cotscert. YeAereny tufntoing 11. s MAJESTY, Princesses Auacsr*. Sittll lA t and MART. decomPithe'l by OttAx and Gellonil GARTN. ►ode to St. 11e , )71,, , I! . 11 Chapel, anti heard a serouon preached by the tier. I.lr. afteroards returned to the f'UITi r, . _ C ie.* of GaoreCNOR ham isvue.l upwards of twelve huii.lreti cards for a grand rout ou ‘Ve understand Mr. 11.41L'arNTZ (lii not take leave of Hot .7114./KsTY oa ‘V...loeN , l.iy. Wedueaday evening. the 11.ircitionefi of BUCK.. tanuait *4l give a grand rout. at Buckingham _ Earl Gast if expected to leave town, this day, upon a visit to the Duke of BEDFORD, at iVoburn Abbey. The King of Pauseta has deputed Major Von Matter&dm to esamine into the conduct of Colonel &HI t 1..-11111 MAJESTY evidently dots not expect a clear dad distaste* elplanstion. Lord Ilamtsvott, arm oftlie :Marquis of Mien cart's, is dangerously ill of a liver complaint iu lre land. Dr. SAUtIDIALShaa gone over, nna liw-lolo drod-guinea fee, within him.—Dr. l'bMinaToN has received • like sum to go into the same neighbour hood, to see Mr. KNOX. COIOIIO !;01Lt will give a grand entertainment to-morrow to his corps of volunteers at Oak ham. Many of the clergy awl gentry of the county are invited to meet this members of Ili:1 corps. Signora Woohati, n's Innietit coarert took phsce, last Friday, At SiAilor O. LANZA'S house, South Crescent, Alfred-place, Bedford-square. The performers were Mrs. Diceims, Signora Wool.- SOU!. Signors MlNlSllifki Madam D'iMORA ; Sig nors Stews', 0. LANZA. mid MI./ATM, and Mr. Ftvistnteosts, who sang Faithless Entnta,,' %sit!' h•s u,u3l eclat. '!'bete was prratat a lloo.t nano:- coos and elegant conipany.—The Marchioness of SALliaCltlf. Countesses of St:FTON stud COWPER, and Lady Wit.t.i.tu Co:tarts, patronized thc Con ceit, and honoured it with their presence. The Earl of Uvitay, we are happy to state, is perfectly recovered, since his arrival ut Ka.oaAey. A z the glee improvements making at that delightful place, is a uew wing, to correspond with that built in the reign of 1411 BY the Vilth, and occupied by that Prince. With : Luely Barna Lily Montague, Air H. an) Lady Bwiton, ' Col 11bile LiLa.-Col. Heat, N.yur Leir, Major Campbell, Major YouJr, Dr. and Mrs. Haw, ke. dla FlTzttsmoss will tuts day have a tkand Concert at the White Hint hon,.Colelonster ; that ;zentlealato has been sent for, by the Colonel and 4011i:era of the 43u1 Regt.—All the Fashimiables its that place and its vicinity are expected to be pre seat. The prices at Covent-Gaolers Market, on Sstiir day, were: Pear, 10s. per qusit ; strawberries, 3s. per thumb; asparagio, tie, per boodle; French !non% 54- do. ; potatoev, ft& t.l. per lb.; cut:Lam bert, tts. each, 21 - ., . , I . -S LORD P.IDET eIA*D Urn( CibRLOITIDIFLLESART. • LATL LYTLE& er LADY csIADLOTTIL Icru.s*Lev TO J AIfRIIIIIOT. • " It arui:.l be the height of iagratitu fr wzre I sot to try to convey my tluJlts so Henry Wellesley kr lan mostkind and generous oder of taking home n wretch, who has so notch injured him. I dare not write to han myself; but I implore it of you to say every thing whirls gratitude and feehug eau suggest, to express nay sense of the landless of Isis conduct. His note was farwarde.l to me this morning ; but, degraded and anprinciplad as I in:ist appea: in the cr.s . of every Is.cly, Inhere use 1 ma not lost ta all sense uf hu nuur, winch would forhinl lily retui•aii.g tun husband I bare quitted, to children I have abandoned. Indeed, indeed, any dear Mr. Arbuthnot, if YOU knew all, yon would pity mum than blase:. me. Could you tell all the resistance that has betas made to this criminal, most atrocious attachment, could pm Iris.. what are my sufferings at this moment, you Would ft•el for me. Fleury has nut deserved this of m•. We have hail some Jaen:lowa, and lie may ma Isms sumo:times have bees a little too harsh to me ; but I rail with trails ass aert, and I wish you to publish it to the world, that in essen tial, and indeed in trifling sulsjeets, la:: has ever Is en kind to me to the greatest degree; nor hus the person, uhu may Ise supposed Where attempted to lower him in my estimation, in order to gain my :skis:tines, ever spoken of tins Iu me lint As Ike highest terms of osepaset. Alaaut my Jr., derv, d..eu, I tun.t say om• word. Do you think I dre bone, by any reustite or iiidirect means, to bear sometimea of them ; Von know how ouch I love them ! You are aware of their Melds, and what I must It•el at having quitted them ; hot 1 Luse thes.itisfachun, the iisexpreasaide emnfort of kntiorinz they will he taken cafe of by their father, tbiin2ll their mo ther has ishausloned them. My dear lade Henry and Charles ~yh! bless you !--I wrote every thin: to my brother List, Eight." Tre.:fluy ntorniv, "'clock. _ . “ Since writing the inclosed, I have come to town, sod if it Is out reptirant to yonr kelinge, : .ll think I should like to bars uasintei-viei with >on, btrepol if you object to it 'my way. The liksree can brim( yots to me intim:4ly, if you u ill see me; giat it not, ask no qatations.” Henry Wellesley wrote to her in sower i 9 th:s fetter to Arbuthnot : " That for the make of her welfare, and that of her chil dren, he would cuoment to receive her *Kam, pruvi4e4 'the would retnro and break ult . all corrowinlence neeunaem run wall the pertain clue was then with, but that iihe must re curs, ictiaitli, fur the 'Arat day uuul,l be tuts late." The result of this romance has been, that Lord Pn,et re turns to the batman of his family, without being compelkil In relinquish Lady lellesley. Ile is to live with Lady Paget, and has left town with her Ladyship foe Beaselesert, iu Staffordshire. Lads Charlotte I•Alraley is however to rem tinue under his Lordship'. pr.iteetion—he has pur' based house for her, iu which she now reiides, autthas made a set tlement upon Mr—while Mr. Wellesley is eagerly proceeding to i.stais a divorce. THE STRUGGLER. We noticed in a former paper that the Propri for of the late Tavern iu Bow-street,•called The Strug gler, had succeeded in an ejectment against the Pro prteturs of Covent-garden, to recover possession of the premises which they had taken in a. lain of the new Theatre. Herne lie has wet up business again, and the singularity of a porter-liou.e 0:/elleti 111 the principal froutof this magnificent editwe, with the various anecdotes accompanying it, has been un commonly attractive. place w.ss crowded last week with tympany, unil it is supposed that his profit does not fall short of WI. a day. I'•vmple of the first rank and fashion, in their morning ti,;ve, do not disdain to pay The iiitrtiggler • visit ca rasctint, to admire his eceentricity,.niiii stone of them even to quaff lois excellent beer. The be- - rouclies of Earl SEFTON, an.' lieveraii other Noble men. stopped at his door, last week, and the Prote in-Iliad %VIM) Chili are whirtly expected to give him a call. The Ileef-Std uk who formerly had a room in Coveut-gurden Theatre, sent for hint oil Saturday, anti requested that, ou the erec tion of his new home, he would provide a room for their use, to which lie assented; so that this Strug gler will probably soon find bis say through the world. This erenin Mr#. Ettawroa will give a grimi ball an d at her Louse in Grafton.strett. Ott ‘Vediteloitty morning, between three and four o'elo..k. a pwlertriatt feat was performed on the rece-cuitrie near Stamford. 4.11,01, the, 13 1 " of which many bets were delrenditig--Mr. JON N LUWC, fur a wager of 5 gnitteas, undertook.to run three titnes round the course (equal to a di►tauee of four mitre and a furloir.4) in hour. He won easily--performing the task three minutes and a hat( w►thio the given time. We leans with extreme regret, that in the fire which broke out Saturday morning ut St. Martin', litae, both Mr. Swegeott and hi. wife perished in the HaineA. It is said that II riot took place on Stturclay night at flow, in which several persons were killed. The Sara Clasina. BACKUS. from the Ba!sie to Loodom is 1.14 t ill the Ilallse, o sly oae 11)111 "area:: A *norm of colour, of the name of tVe vv.!, lies lately made applicittimni at Lord CAS TLEttf AGH . I Office, respecting some property at T lad. A sleseri pant' of her patios] reaching the SatatETARY of SrATll. * * Office for the home Or partment, there was very little dosslit lost she war the woman syniiitt whom information hail hero rt.- ceived from Trinidad, as having escaped from that Island, in consequence of her having mnrdered a tilJek had, one of her slaves. Its enasequenee of which, Mr. PIGILEIt. the Nlesseisget. nnd Mr. lit- VaTf, the Bow-treet OtEeer, attended at lead CastLttiv-scitt'i °trice. oil Therwlsiy. with a N•If• rant, grained lay the Earl of Liv Karoo... spina her. she tieing expected at t h e Office on that day, mol when die came they took her into custody.— She underwent as examination before the Earl of l o rvEstroar., Nheu the Kul stance of the charge re ceived egotist her imiveared to lie, ti•at her hlate had stolen some h..h, for which offence thrown large stones nt him, which had Isrst;..ed and woinided him in a mast shocking mamma; site after wards threw him down a very high precipice, and, liadinu him not dead, she had contrived to d. scrod to him, aii•teut his head off. She rep0...4141 to la% tril4 in this cumitry, which was refused; asrl she was sent off to l'ortronouth, to he court:poll to tuk: 14.:1 ;:ial 'limn the charity. "~ - • , ~" FOREIGN INTELLIGRNek. !SEVENTH BULLETIN OF THE FRENCH vtwolla, 111. On the lOth, at nine of the morales,, tor appeared before the grates of Viesiet4 corps of Marshal Duke of 310atebello. the 1114111 e hoar, on the tonne day, and eat month after the Austrian entry ail pealed and the Emperor Ent .104 11. had rerdierea guilty of a perjury, the signal pf hi. ruin. On the Stli of May, the Arcieloke . trio brother rlf the Empress. a you.ig prism, of age, pre , n inpu and witliodt e, i .eii. en arrival character, assinned this got-r. Vienna, curl hutted the unneeed pntslt (No. I and No. i). It was geiterally reported iu the tannins the renew:lnnen,* yurrounded the were fortified, that redouble had lawn raise entrenched camps hail been fanned, and I city was determined to defend i!rrelf. The roe had a difficulty to believe. that a cut generously treated by the Frame , ' army iu I the good senor and elate:al of whose iuhabii acknowledged, Would be so faistaistical se upon so 1114/I au enterprise. He espe.iersced therefore a sweet satisfectinn. when, op upproache; ing the iunuensesuburhs of Vienna, be sew a ••• Ferrous population of women, children, men, run forward to meet the trench army, ccive.onr soldiers as friends. General Coormix traversed the Pollen (l.merel Tharrean repaired to the csalanade separates them fioin the city. At ,h- instant reached it, he was received by a discharge of kctry end cannon, and was slixhtiy woutitlto Ilf :irso,faws behahitents who connects , p l iktio n of % icons, the City, properly , 0 which it surrounded by a bastion and count., scarcely mitring e#,Noo inhabitants and houses. The eight quarters of the neon, have re tabled the name of Wroth*, and ar rated firms Cie lily by a vast esplanade, and • eil on the side of the errantry by intrenclimeats, (lase more that, Amon houses, and are inhabi. more than 420,000, who draw their sin .sistence the city, whereare the markets and shops. The Archduke Maximilian had taus .d tetra to he opened for collecting the pilules of habitants who were: wilting to defend (bemuse! , Thirty individuals only iuscribeil their earnes • the others refried with indignation. Defr hie hOpes, by the good sense of the people of s • hr collected ten battalions of the militia (Land' and ten battalions of the line, eennlin w rinc from 1.5.000 to Iti,ooo men. and vireo within the place. The Duke of Montebello sent •hint an ertin:i a ith SOITVIIOIIS ; lint errtn, buteht,, leer leafletted fellows, •.atellitees of the Awful' ru,lied upon the parlementame, one of them wounded him. The Archduke the wretch who had Lventilitte4this MALMO to be Ted iu triumph through tut city, mounted the horse of the French officer, and cur oitioled the militia. Alter this nnheatd of violation of the tottiems, the horrid else. tattle was seen of of the city drawing upie. the otherpart, :ens directing their arms against th. General Andreosay, appointed a.;overnor city, organised iu each githarts a manse ; , c-aitral committee of provisions, .10 I guard, consisting of inerelietc••. and the good citizen, of every class, armed !welts pro, .odor, Alla es it-4 . 161/04 , 1 WTS/h.% cehttehar le, proprietaires tki thentextis Sept The Goveruor.Coateraf gauseel a depte the eight suburbs to repair to Sielionbruoisa Emperor charged them to proceed to the order to carry the annexed letter .1 . . 4 f0. 3.) by Major-General Prnice of Neufchatel Archduke Maximiliait. Ile recoarineoded puties to represent to the Archduke, that continued to fire upon the suburbs, mud if one of the inhabitants lost his life through this act of frenzy, this crime against the I . would for ever break the beads which attach jectr to their sorereigni The deputation entered the city en the ten of the forenoon. sad their arrtrid was only by the redoubled fire fiats the T4lllly. Fifteen inhabiteets of the suburbs rerisited, only two Frerichusen were killed. The patience of the Emperor woe wearied He proceeded with the Duke of Ricoh to t! of the Danube, which separates the Pratt promenade of Vienna), and Or ft compauies of V. loggers to occupy a swat, lion on the left hank, in order to voter the roesslig of a bridge. The Natation of greaactiers ertnek, defended the passage was drivers back by the Vol.. tigeurs, and by the grape...hot of 15 pieces of ars finery. At eight of the eremite, the parition w a s occupied, and the materiels cot the bridge ed. Captain Porteles, AllesdesCeitrp of the Prince of Neufchatel, and 5u alto, Aide-des Cainprif General 13011drto were aariseg the tirti to awisnlicrocs the river in order to seek the 111./11011 the opposite idiom • At sore of the evening, a battery of , 20 ',busses, raised' by Gi•nerals Beni:nod and iNavalet, ut 100 fathoms from the place, tr-gun the tormletrilaneid : 1181,0 obligors were Wool iu law that, font hours, and soon the whole nppearell to be ip flames. U se must have seed its buusra of CiAlst starrier', its narrow streets, and nu rne.sous papplat too. within so narrow a CO:111MS%, 111 order so form an idea of the Aumult, disorder, cad disasters, which smell an operation could trot but occasion.. The Archduke Maximilito hid, et one in the morning, caused two initiations to march in tinge col 4444 11, in tinder to att,anpt raakieg the Pavilion. which covered the raisiugof the bridge. The two companies of roltigeurs recessed them with a dis charge of musketry. veh,cll, wait the iifteso pieces of artillery from the right side, destroyed a pert of the cabman, and forced them to Hy ni gust des inter. The Are" lake lost all presence of mired ni the midst pf the imenhardinent, and especially at time moment whets hr heard that we had erers..sisau area of the Danube, and were ea r match to rut off his retreat. As feeble and weak 110 111 1 had been rash and he the first to tic 611.1 lee cross the lit 1;;e. The rtnwetatile Genera! 0' Kcal, learnt only try the light of the Archduke, that b was invested with the command. --._~ c , '4l‘ 4 ' l . , . • • H MLitt. ✓at li: c. tht Attar the It we. .tL amt.:: eve el tot lost, -d himself I. laairetilfs poste viente, •flowent of tiatuatiotta that all he capitol treed. that d tiiat the 'he Elai•ea rapital. -o • i 100.1.• Irit•inte are to resolve tperivored • • upproado'r ttr., saw •.11- . and old iv, and re- tido, and tide rhich • i • in• toot he ;.•• of Moo- . it'.l. f• • t:ie po- so called, Ist. r‘earp, sad tato, f • rn, are 4rpa- trot cover- • 11.1. Itlbitird Ivy • once from 1. s .d regia.• lof the in.. bemorlvea. t t• amrs : all efeated in of Violate; Landeockr) a t;.•ree of I • w isimstlf t n aidetale. tin, and a Arehtiuke and Ice orderel, ,oas aetton ounted on uttoded by le rights of ri out. part atm e.ti- ow-eil meas. 110 f •). I 'se Caen). al a 11.1 0164 led t re- rpQmr ,sataitiou • be ei 4 ), ilk J.) vntter .et to the led the tie- that of he if a single !this ar.as. Imo** ,ttaeli rub.. te lltit, al as (mil ketil osileit, and led out .-.. • th arm rater (the tiered two moll pa' via rarnag irrs y the Vol.. ere. of ar. trition was p of the hide-dc- me tint to la.ati on 20 obn...rs, tot, ut 100 limirolunent : hOUrs, and thle