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tPOR I 11VO INITs LLf JULY 31,ECTING.—nio. ItIrEDAY, JULY I^ The JsA/Stakes of a Oog« Iqll.ll, ft. tor )r old colts Bit rib. soli Mlle. bol 9U.. Acruss the Flat. Mr. Kaliarmaim's er. f The %Tint' of Ludo; Ld Starelfs Bloater to Si. David Td Grosnimar's cit. e.. Don Pedro Ilea. Gromoor's b. Spell aktoilermanes ch. e. Astrologer 7 to 4 apt. The Witch of Ender. Sweeposkes of :pp each • Twu.yr. uld course. Sbakettrare's Knaveeof Club., gat. sib. Mr. tVd..u•a by Eater, 71d. loth Mr. 5 . . 11.1 . 1. ' 1 . 434 , ally, 7st. sib 3 go tot ag4iiist soave of Clobb--; to 4 on Mr. Perrites Si 1. Shelley's Mansion, beat Lil G. H. Caecndislee Bram ble, wt 516. eac►. Al) M. wogs S to 4 apt. Marmion. Sweepstakes of top. each: fur Syr olds Est. glb. 4-yr olds i lb. 5-yr olds ost. iolb. b-yr olds pt. sod aged gat alb. T. M. Al. P. of Grafton names IA Grosvenor's t Jubilee, 3 yrs. old Sir J. Shelley names Mr Howarth's Dwarf, 6 yn. old.. 2 IA F G Osborne's Holsbit, 3 yrs old 3 Mr iVilsoti's c. by Eagle, 3 yrs old IA Foley's c. by Don Quixote, 3 yrs old 5 biStawell's /torgilive, 3 yrs old 6 Iffir C. Bonbury nooses Gen. Gros►enor's be. 5. by Alex: asder, 4 yrs old pd 4to I apt. Jubilee-5 to a apt. Dwarf. NEWCASTLE EST I N uded.) Tatri•v,auNr 29. • Handicap Parse of sol for the Beaten Hones, &c.—..11r. 31a, two mike awl a quarter cacti. Mr Hill's e by Haudaleluinati, out of Caroline, am oat ............ 4 I I Mr. Brmidliug's eA. c. ‘Volvingtun, 4-yra old, net _71b . ..., Mr. tearria's ch f. by Stamford, J•yru old yst. 9lb. 5 3 3 Mr Cock'. b. e. by Psynaior, 3.yrs 01.1, yot. 101 b. 9 4 dr Mr. Mortimer's b e Patriot, 4.194 old, est alb.. 6 2 dr Mr Storey's b. fby Stride. 4.yrs old. Sit 0b.... 3 s dr 3 NI I agst Mr Hill's colt-4 tot art Patriot—sod to to apt Wohongtoo ; after the first bent, erra hrttisg oo the field ; after the second beat, 3 to I ou Mr Hill's colt. A most excellrut race, and woo by 1. Ga.hes.i. At Teabery Races, last week, tlse 3faidea Plate of sol was Teo fur by the follooms; ►orae, R. Astley's, Esq. lir f. EN*, ales old 1 1 Col. IF.lres bl. f Emily, 3-yes old 2Au Mr. Jonts's b. e So Sidney, airs old 3 2 ler. Carter's b. f. PilisseuWtr, 3-yrs old 4 a TIOURIDAT. The rf obkmen and Crentkoten's Plate of sod was ran far by LdOatrreeYam Var torie, 6. yrs old Mr. West's r at. by Adtu;rel, aged 2 2 Mr. Carters b. f. Pebuflower. sad Mr. Jones's gr b. Pri tomer, were entered, but dud not rao. 714 sport was tolerably good, and the contrary numerous. BOGS' DE It ACES. WT.031 , [11 AY. tram.bre itr e =tlitec Grace (inroad, near Iry her, in WA ' dill 411 i ufJuly, lotto, a tiweciwtoke twee-tperalik sit Bobstribero, 2u gamma eel, ii. f. two toilet W. C C. Grahame, Esq.'s Filly, M,,. Friedged (late Stills) by LI - tricot i IA 31outgoineries c. fil(y by Jobe Bull, oat of Irvine's dam 2 Gee. Covens', UV* b c. by John Ball, oat of Monica, by Sr Peter It. A Otooli!, Fig's c. c by John Bull, dam by Florisrlt 4 Sle C Douglas's c. c. by Starefiod,ont ago owo sister to - Star , A Plate of Fifty - Guineas, given by the town of Irvine, for all agrs-4 task heats, itaaalso run for the wine day. Cro Ceram& Esq 'a SaVlu. by St. Geutatr Sat Charts. Dougitria Cowan, by Hyacinthus 2 di itipi•. A Subscription Plate, of Fifty Guises', was ran fota bests 14 Moritgurnerie's e. I. Diana, by Basisgbeinigb, 4-yrs old, sit slb Cr.. Cumming, Fay Silvio, by St. Gaw(e, 6-yrs gst 7Ib. This Rare afforded excellent spurt, every inch of ground beats keenly contested; and the marks of approbation at his Lordship's success time strongly manifested by the company present. There wits afterwards m bath race, which was well contrite I and gave much amninine The company here is numerous and fashionable. Among these are, llk Duke sad Duchess of Portland, the Tart and Counters of Eglinton, and Lady Jane Montcomerie. lord Vphitodud, Lard mud Lady Montennierie, Sir C llouzlas, Sir I) .cid Ilimutrr Blair, F:arl 31 wationierie, General Dunlop, Calm& Nair, Colonel Boyle, Mr. Bassiliou, of Snsdruos, Mr Boswell, of Arneek, Mr. Graham. of Owtutor' M•. SWaibee, of Kelly , Cul unel James Healer Blair, CultrusiJsbu Hamilton, Colonel IA cat Hamilton, Ike. LANCASTER RICES. WEDXS3II,•Y, JUN r 27. A Sweepstakes of lints each, p. p. for floaters, out tlioreugli bred, to carry Isst.—Two ante.. Mr. Searishrick's b E Roger, by Tickle Toby Mr. Stout's eh g Reim, by Ratter, 5-yrs Mr Smithies's t. at„ Thuaghtless Daughter, dupe by Sir Peter. s. yrs Mr. Lhilton's b. as. by Sarpeat, 6-ye. 4 Mr. illuityies eh g. Fiyaway by Youn t : ;imbiber, aged pd Vralten's b. g Hawthorn, by tiyarantltas ll4 to the arr. ttttt *bog, we lately inserted, it was %l a ird. that Mr. Newlyn's- Flyaway was second, we hare been s n ore in. *wised that be dud set tau, sad that Mi. Stout's Rufus u a . stosed. At Ipswich Races, Tuesil4y flis tidy'. Ma . Purse of 100 guineas, wee Won by Sir J. REALLY'S Maratiatt a beating Lord SUErt4l,D'a b. c. by Ambrosia. and two others.—on W e d oes . day. the Gentlemen's Puree of std. was won by Mr. illzattaaT's Patriot. beating Mr. Pt t a's Merry. acted. A Subscription Cup. value 251. we. won by Mr. Roles ch. g. beating four other:i.-1 ht day, the TOWII Purse of 801. was won by Ir. list. cant's b..h. Patriot. beating Lord Sc ern . u's b. c. by Asairrosi.i. A Sweepstakes of so guitiess was woo by Major Puactst.b's It. h.-0.1 tilt first day, Mr. Platica's ch. f. Misr Whirtsegton, so running los His Majesty's Parse, while to the act of pasting Sir J. SeaLLtv's horse Mairision, was struck in her bind off.pastero, by the shoe of her fore-foot, aud starting, made a false step. sad broke her hind leg. After this she ran about 40 yards ou three legs, without any change of velocity. She then fell, sad until then her rider was not aware of the accident. The owner ennead her to be Immediately killed.— A favourite gilding belonging to Capt. Russat.t., of Colchester, wlnl•t running for the Cop on W e d,. nubility. suddenly dropped down and expired ; and on Thursday a chesuut riding there, the property of C. Swint% Esq. of Woolverstone Park, died in a similar inanner.—Another horse was killed by conunig in contact with a chaise, the shaft of which enterrd his body.—The. Races were very thinly at tended, on recount of the unfavourable state of the , yesther. butt the Theatre was crowded every night during the week, awl the Aaaembly OD Thursday evening displayed a ounierous and fashionable rout- P"Y• TIM CHINESS. (MON A,■ INDIA IIIeWSPATIR) The Chinese. whether consi,ler,cl as a peoi a Govermnent, or in the aggregate view of all pire. are unquestionably the usual impotent n on earth; yet such tt+ been their policy and ad that they have erititrotiled, with unrelenting tient. in their ports, all the relations of cot anal intrreottrse with foreigners trading country. The will or rather the caprice of mandarin, has on every occasion of Merin erected as tlre standard of public right and i law s and the must arbitrary demands have Id; been ranceded to, on no o her ground t . dread that the Chinese should caforce thei of stopping the trade. The realer will. nn doubt, recollect, that i vet 300 years, since the Chinese, after • tre. massacre of a number of Portuguese, • prohibiting that nation from their ports, s Ifterwardireduced to the tt t most . diPtret daring enterprises of the prate Tolley% *ho took poieiesion of Macao, besieged and threatened to annihilate their trade, defiance of the whole waval and roilitar) the Chinese Empire. Such was their i . . oweakom, and such their distress in this en that, to overcome this pirate, they *err obliged to implore thr assistvice of the whop► they hod so shortly before interdi their port;, to relieve theta from the opp Tolmeg-chi-Ito. The Portuguese sent the of the smallest dewuniustum, and quickly • with that paltry force, what the po a rrerof Chinese Empire could not effect. The, pirtely defeated the pirate, and took posses,. Macao, which island was assioert to them 4 rewardof their services on thatroc y TI. Chinese•re now sv feeble and inefficiPtit in tliei. VII and military appoititmenti, as at that ti, might he deduced from their excluding all innu lion or imprOvement in arms, in arts, in Gove. meat, or policy; but the fact does not rest epc deduction nl me ; it is made evident by the suecei.., vied irnpumi with which a set of pirates, for the lest four o• rive % ears. have conducted their depreda tions on 1 . 1.• Chinese shores and ntiglihnuring is lands and whn, but for the interposition of the English and Portuguese, would have destroyed their trade, and prescribed their own terms to all the preivi.ieri either [soldering on the coast or ac cessible by rivers. These and many other frets that might be cited, shear the stationary position of the_ Chinese, and thatja national power and energy, they are at this day precisely whet they were a thousand years ago, sunk in ignorance aid imbecility. with u pews.le groaning under a Govegement unequalled in op pression and iniquity. Yet tine Empire, the go vernn3e- t of one of its provinces, continues to lord it over all the nations trading to its ports, mkt wills such tyranny, that if the most' humiliating propo sition. 'do not command immediate assent, the grand and never-Nairn:l denunciation is. held nit in terrorion: a do this; or expulsion from the hea venly kinpire, and stoppage of your trade shall hollow." A nd %U.';) has heeu the magic power tit this threat, in the bawls of the Chinese, weak end dastardly as they are, that they have gained every point they pioposed, however unjust. • Yet this train of proceeding extraordinary as it must appear, still continues without exiting either the surprise or the sensiltilit of the nation : such is the power of pre-conceived opinions and habit, which lead both nations and individuals to think and to set th the conrse that prejudice or er roneous precedent have established. If we reflect on the usual wise and manly policy observed by Great poitain, in her foreign relations, and coll trust it with that which has prey/Oval with respect to the Chinese, we shall teal e It strong resemblance to certain Indian tri:ies of North America, who glory in encountenng every real flinger, yet tremble with fear at the idea of evil spirits, that have no other existence that. in their own perverted imagmation. The English are not ignorant of the character and national impotence of the Chinese; but here, as in many other cases, the distance between know ledge 111141 its application. is inconceivably great. The Chinese see and marvel at the fact, that they are treated by the English, and by the other na tions of Europe, us if there really were danger to be apprehended from their threats or utmost venge ance; and very properly continue to avail them selves of all the good elfects which prejudice has raised uplis their favour. Soulrmo, the Somerseishire mon, who was on a task of 73 miles a.day. fur seven dais. resigned on the G,iii day, hi consequence of swelled legs. 1:11111t4CT Or A Ls.vrea Faoll SALIsBURY, -MIA' 6. The MUsICAL FicsTIVAI" which commences here nest Tuesday, bids fair to he most numerously attended ; no other Festival can offer the opportu nity of h•aring the fast-meting voice of Catalaiii such advantage as In oar Cathedral ; we shall it tilio is our millet language; fur this int, foreigner. notwithstanding a prejudice to friary. delivers the words with an munch, featly distinet ; her defect (ifan)) can be u pared to the ',leasing lisp of a pretty wow! venation. To these attractions are @V other ringers of high fame ; with a pr and choruses. Already ate the great pairing to their seats in this neighbeu meeting. The Lord Bishop with I rived this tuirruing ; Mr. Chancellor lady are expected to-morrow ; almost will have visitors. The Bishop of Bad Mrs. Braden and fatnilt, Lady lies poems ladle% Loral and Lady New! Charles Rich, Lady Thomas, Lady Ws are howdy expected, and corny others r ten will on Monday jam the fashionable Last Saturday, ru the early part of a-lire broke out in a woollen•mill at I Leirde. lit an hour from the time th covered. the whole range of bnildi. holt 40 to 60 yards in length. • Ingh„ exhibited oue entire body nrtely the eight war perfectly calm length ,iiheirlerl; tint tint till it I the wool, sloth, and machinery, cornlsustible•rtiele within the re lug element. It is remarkabl. acme place, was burut Glow. ...out° harbour • lave been order , d to be •sl up, liy which a large quantity . "Afar, and other valuable timber, will be °blamed for the purpose of ship-building. A few dist s since, a seizure was made in the Wse. of a sack full of guineas, which the Captain and crew of a vessel had concealed in order to be smug gled off to Holland. Information of the seizure w• 63 sent t o the Treasury, whence orders were transmit ted for the divoti-il of the property. Early on Monday morning some thieves broke into the house of ('apt. PEPPNN, is the Edgeware. road, by theback kitchen door, rind stolit plate awl nther articles to the amount of 5001., with which they got elm off, after having vegsled themselves with half a dozen of wine from the cellar. On Thursday last, a Surveyor of Taxes, in the dstrict of Craven, in Yorkshire, was convicted in the mitigated penalty .161. before two Magistrates, for wearing a hat aithout a stainp. On Monday last, au elderly woman cut her throat with • ragged-edged clasped knife, at her lodging., in Mr. Hates, in Mount-strut. The wound as dreadfully lacerated, so much an, that it could not be sewed up. She was taken to Mount-street b.fititutry, where she remained, lust night, aithout any impels of recovery. ItArr.--,i yOllll4 gotitleolllll of family sad for tone has absconded, to avoid an inveaugation of the chaege of ravishing • young lady, the daughter of • respectable tradesman in the parish of Mary la-bonne. The alleged rape wee committed on the night of kintiday se'imight, or rather o'n Monday morning. The young lady ns tarenty-two years of age. she lived under the roof of her father, in which house the gentleman had apartments. The father was in the country, the mother was gone to bed on the second flour, and the lady and a female servant were looking nut linen. &c. in a back par lour, for washing nest atoning, when the offender got 'mute. rile was attended by his mail servant, and some excuses were made to get the maid ser vant out of the house on an errand, and th, maim •civaiii accompanied her. The inm ate imintillately addressed the lady hi indelicate language, and after much resistance, e ffecred his purpose. The (laughter immediately alarmed her mother, but the offender left the house, and has not been heard of since. Advice* received from the Captain of the ship City if Edinburgh, at the Cspe, telatte a horrible event renpecting the Captain and crew of the Boy d. Tgomsog. at New Zealand, in October last. 'lt *wears, that whilst the Boyd was at - Botany Bay, fhe Captain met one of the two Chiefs who govern the island of New &sista, of the mime of TAPPO- Heft, sad agreed with him to purchase some-timber, to take home to England. As soon as the voy•ge would permit. the ship arrived at the island ; and the Captain bring introduced to the Chief, who had get home before him, was promised the timber in two days. In the mean time the Captain was ilk.. ;tea du shore, and attended the Chief with part uir ship's rninpaiir in the boat. Nothing .• tar trunnpireil • I .:n ..ccasio to rue ,. •br PRICE OF STOCKS Tarrtabo. 3 per CrAt Itedeerel ...... 7,1111 3 . per Ciet. Centel' ............. . tig per Ceut. s per Croft. Navy .. 03 1 1 Long ... ; -II 7.14111ii1 thbitium per Colt ......... 6541 • 4 4 4. 1 •••• i A .......... rxd„ ... .. per. 7 prem. 1•041/..7 Tickets, .......... v2l- :enrols ter- T. tURSE-Or EXCILO 31 o 9 U. Might 311 9 is It U. 30 9 91U. 39 3 i's date 2o 16 11 0 U. la • • 44 caret. 125 per Oa acct. 41 no ' SS .'s4 33 64 4141 dili •. .......... • 81811. Stott-Broker 'wit% car:, I•rNIL IGE, Fatouir, Jut, 6. Oporto .. ...... bei RlO Janele.•••• 72 Malta ..... ... II Gibraltar...... 37 Duhhu.. ...... 9i Cork ..... . lot MILLION. Portugal Gehl I* Cum and gars I. 0 4, pee,* 4 • FOreiNO Gold it. Ban ...... ... o n , New Doubloons., 4 s New Dollars —•• 0 s q save? iu Barr .. • • 0 n 4 Sr. I.n:fit (cad, II II 4 Agar ou the audio( 14.214 per Cent. COAL MARK CT, J u Lar !I. s. Ships sold. Print. Vewcostle COSI •• • • ddi 4JO. od. to G - os Sunderland .Slone Coal.. ..•.... I . %Vetch ___. 'NINA BIM" MANRIAGF N. AND !Adria, MADjt AS BIRTHS. At Mykpore, on Monday last, the Lady of Edward W, aq. of a son. On the utitli tilt at the Presidency, the Lady of rapt. I Hughes, 51 la Regiment Is I of a daughter At the Presidency, no Thueltday test, ,Ititit all the of Rs T. Farquhar, Esq. of the lion. Compau)'s vice, of a son. MARRIAGE. . At Pulicat, on the Mb of October. Lieutenant Oetaviu• Fothergill, of the 3d bait. 20th rigitacit It Itlmmehe Nina Maria Mune...it. DEATHS. At iVallarallibad, on the 9A tilt. much lameeted, Qaart... 7fdaater aud Ailing Paymaster, Newman , Steuatt,af Me Majesty's 12th regiment, who Mad aerted His hlajesty thirty. four year.. Hie hiss will he Ike tour., deeply felt, an kc left behind hint a character for honesty and integiity will peter be effaced from the reetilketiou ut hia brother deers. At Mangalore, Captain Thomas Como Gordon, tail taboo nth Regiment N. I. I. Camp, neat feonoul, on the left hank of the Tem*. dm, oil the 17111 ult. Lieut :Maurice de Salaberry, of Orel battalion Royal Rreinseur, son of Celtelel Peter de Selwyn, of Cloned' ; m whose death His Alajeety's sets - tee has Mt a sesdons officer, his 111C11 , 1134LC4 a much valued comrade, al aomety a worthy member iIIENGAL 11ORTHS. The Lady of losing Dupre Illesander, 6.1. of s daselite. It o the fah October e the wife ofStr. Juba Chew, brad Pilot, of a awn. At everm o re, on the teth Sept. the Lady of James llirl, of • daughter At Mitlimpore, on the tth October, the Lady of W. her., Esq. of a .on. At Clisuanrals, on the 234.1 aWmo, life I.ady of :Tr. Shutter, sturgeon of his Alai/say ship Vi-aor, of a At sermumore, on Friday the aid elbow, the Lay ut Rev. Mr. !Nue, of a son. On the epth Mrs. - A. Ke e ., of a il..ugliter. At CattiPore, °tube lath ultimo, the Lady 4.1 Caplets 'George Ikeber, of a son. Ou the esd ultimo, at Major-Young's quattete, &thaw pore, the Lady of T. L. N. Shirt, Esq of. daughter. John Fullarton, Eel. of the Hon. Company's Medical Establishment, to Maw Chat hate Floury. Oa Saturday the 7th of Octolrr, by tire Rev. Dr. Henry Wood, Esq. of the Hop. Company's Civil . Strain, Mies Morgan t Elisabeth Templeton, eldest daughter Thomas 'Templeton, E.q. Lately, at Muttra, by the Rev. Henry Shepherd,' lain, Mr. Thomas Gepp, to Alm. Julia Gat ce. DEATHS. Mr. William Porter, many years a sheriff's fiCe,cr, and of the constables of Calcutta. On the nth (tchiber, Bliss Daniel Slay Arunld On the 7th October, at Berhatnpore, the iufsut roe Honourable A. Ramsay. (ha the 27th ultimo, Mr. George AoJerson. On the ,77th ultimo, Mrs Dorothea Lint. ()kik 00th ultimo, the infant daughter of Mr. P. Rea. Oa the truth ultimo, Mrs. J. Stalk. Lately, Miss N. I. Truitt's', daughter of Mr. Vrt' Trantum, blanch pilot. !NA MIAS MARRIAGE. At Madras, on Mouths, eseniug the eJd of October, the Rev. E. Vaughan, tbe . Hois. Juho F.dniand Elliott, tbo son of Lord Miutu, and Private Secretary to the Gosetsa. General, to Min Amelia Casams.jur, third daughter of Henry Casantaifir, Eaq. a Member of Council st the deuey of Poet Saint Omer. CEYLON MARRIAGE. At Trineomale on the evening of the .30th ult at tSr of Peter De aaaa 'Esq. Abraham Gordon, Esq. Citric Stores, to Mists Susannah Shepherd. DEATIIS. In the tut tilt at Wesiii;iitiitead, aged ti! years, rows Xsscrt, of Mut place, 'menial.. lie was • " ably corpulent an ; his coffin was six f. - et sit niche , . two feet sit inches in depth, and two fect eight inehts o. the shoulders. The weight of the corpse, including .5, was calculated at Irdf a too.—An eceelkat fawn' in was premised on the occasion, by the Res. weld, horn the I Ruh Ncalm, ;th sad sib acres.. *sin' day. aged 33, Joseph Wilkinson, Esq. se Brim ful • crently of Haw►.north, 11Z1f Leeds —lle Wit •an 01'11 kilown, and highly respected in that moth -41, hum the general wiltaaity a< his manners, sod services he reudezed his coantry, as Major of the folouterra, and subsequently as Captain in the Wharf- Ps atey, Ireland, on Thursday the alt. ldr. G. Irte master of a troop of equestrian tumblers (wba time ago exhibited in Siigo) and native of Eddie F..linburgb, on the 25th Jene„ in his 7sth year, U'• i llrad , wrier. He Wu a 11100 t Stri.r•la liife.4stor ultm• liternture and antiquities, and eojuiei the Mend ', Of acquaintance, of nearly all the eminent artists, mid of tellers, who havellourished iw Ediribumb witbia thane year,. Runciman the painter, was wee of his most inn ate friends ; and with Ruddiman ' Gilbert Stuart, Into. and Robert Burns, be was well acquainted. His id...i kon regarding the history and biography of Scotland vsit •nsive , hot, though &sways ready to lay open his 5440 Mier authors, it Is believed lie never published sus 'boat separate forte, excepting a collection of Sluttish ballads. lay of his notices, however bare appeared pet,od.cal Ablications, and the notes appended: to several very popalSl arks are enriched by materials of his collecting. la Chapri•strect, on the 511 July, aged as years, Mrs. Blahs, unto i of the late linatins Charles Blair, Easl• of ardfry, and mother of the present Lard Wallsieenut. - HIGH WATER, THIS . DAY, AT LONDON BEIUGt .• Moto. 4? Mill. Aar 9 . 1 Eton. a Rao. ones lo LONDON :--Prlotod Sy C. SMUTS, N. 1, Mown es. I c and poldried at No. 15, Bock of St. Ckassit'rChocc i t St,..ud, by'. SI HITE, a awe 11'41. I r cdet no. I r Aas t.l. ripe% ti • rani 'P AM • 0 leCtie S • tee Re ',tura o Th2ol uhadi owe 91 nee , N ( a ft, 11 lot+ drift Mao rift gent isvt (10 1 Wall; wen .. A. R. t. A fAd :tat.:tat.l set.g thct oo i. to esel &Al meet buy of No A thirty. at he Lae ly tut It, I• obo. but Ibe>la 000 l of ii Awry, did leet a 11.1$ 1 ,1 Ilea II is Prod rcy bb, rot" 'La W. E. the Clr of of tis wl Su aptes LW , ribs* eh t . tedieol Il Word, let, to fol Iles of asap- ad oei TI of tae of Reid. i• ,Hiss 1) 1. Ors, by , third moor- 'Jame t: Prose. .1 hoer , 'ltrk 11 ▪ Mr. a le. • I ndies iirr het audio( 'sweat c. liar. r Brea- ▪ 1