The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-01-07 00:00:00

lIMMIIOOI ~ : .~car ~... . • !PROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. MILITARY PRONIOTIONS. War-0 r CI, Jew. 3, 1805. lit R •itiinent of Life Goilids--Thootas Davis, Gent. to be Amigant Sargent. lit Rvgi iient of Dragoon Guards—Brevet Minor John Ral ce.nb to be Major. wit'iout porch ter, vice Teesdale, pro moted in the 4th Dragoon Guards. Captain Philip Ray, from 1101 pay of the Regiment, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Bal. anib 4lh Ditto—Brevet lieutenanr Colonel Henry Temilale, from the let Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant Colonel, without purchase, vile Taut, a maimed to the IstDragoon Guardi. I.l.:ittenent Fieldolg. Latham to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase, vii o Gnndw n , who retires. Cornet Handne.s 1.10•• d to by• purchase, vice Leathern. . • 7th Regiment of Dragoon Gu 11 , 4—Lieutenant Minim' frantic Christie, front the 24th L'g •t Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Young, who oxcliany, 24th Regiment of Light Dr:.g,ons--Llentetistst William C Young, (non thy Ph Dra.;oon (;Warty, to be Lienr-nant, lip C,lTift; , ., who exchanges. C ildstream it ,tinnot of Felt Guards--ItnegitOvreav Ifentier Finch to be L,miteitarit i. by yurchans, fire t'sidolps'ir " muted s'ltriot . 611th Regi nein F .o•--tifajor Geuevil FAward Mortises, f rom t"! Ire Cot,nel Cow-11114mi, of a Ititialian,e vire I Charles Fitzroy, appointed to the Command of the 4.3 th Minor Edward Dritrimiend, to he Lieuleitant-tlolimel, by pur r chase. vi:e Seloveri.le, who retires. MatreseCrn,o.—Atajor Sir Pringle Dalrymple, Bart. from the 48th Foot, to he Lieutenant-C,otouel S Captain Robert Macnah, of the 9la Font, to be Dinar In spector Genc r ! of the C•Onial Treats in the Island o f Ceylon, with the rank of MIJOr In the Army. Ca-ta.nWdtiamWerthhy,..,of ,t'oe 2703 Foot, to be Assiesiit I. l ‘l ,, Ntnr at the Atity , DYrNIn The lvfe of Wight. John Thames, Fyn:late Lieutenant-Cn!onsil in the tetii Foot, let b.: an I.ispectetg Fi Ad CrSzer if Yea a airy and Volunteer • • - Corp., with the tempieary Rank of LieatermitColontl in the Army. HosprFAT. s rAFF. slorrosowdtioto from half-;ivy, to bz Surgeon I. lb. Forces. • . Pasaph &ries late al !,;sett, eliarallet ans soap ls•iilet, to rerretylet Janvavy 10; 16, and rebflial" 16. * at • s:ewit, at the Irrot.f, lism:r..A•etraoys, Massa. Phillips atii.G.ara, !meter. hate Vt , erv, atArttnary "lace, I.nnel.n, merchant, to s "Outte , 4l latittasyll, 4r,, end "chyme' , li, nt ten, at Gu , td. "Jell. Alt enty, "Ir. atitiout, OW Jewry, tension Ai:hard K we, reranetecrer, Camtort4A.M,re, nurseryman, to sancil ••• I,n tare 10„ 11, it fehntary 16, at eleven, a , ittit 111.thratt Inn, CamOrratice. Attorneys, Mr.. tnrs: W.ll' etmhralsge; 714 Hr. Wineeellol..tt. • Oxford rant,., Jahn earternualr, nf NAM r;tir GarAtetr, In••••hae, Londoo, vietaall—, to .. , r••' 4 , , .lama' y IS, 22, and Yebruary 16, at ten, it Ontletmt4. Attorney, Mr. Harvey, Co t ft., str.rr, t:hanr • • Dniflert/S. 3 3 / 1 t#V John Geroge of Winehester•st.eet, • indnn, of "sf.rshall ' , owl, Sum's,, mer chant, .t'-n, n' ;t3i1Jh41.11. , 11 , 11 , 11. re/S. 1. Joseph 1 tacit and P,ter Need', of lialtotalc-11A ors. Lancashire ' mutton romsficturins, at Pleven, at. the Nat's Heal Intl ,Ilolton-le Mons. Feb. 16. .10Repli W It., of Threadneedleatreet, London, meieltatit, at ten, at GntWhall. Tab. 5. Thomas Lewis, of Great TOWS Ilift, Lond"n, mer chant, at clay Jan. aO. 'lt =bard Bracken, lute of Philpot-laae, Lniidon„ and of Bum -Actual, nierchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. • T"b. I lane.,. k, of Fleeter, lather brercheamaker, at fiber, at the Gemte Inn, I , aster. Tea 8. llcniarain Wraith, late nt Greet Bolton, Lancashire, eisteas•spinner, at ten, an he R. , de• Inn, Bn'tan. Feb. 7. Wieh Suart, of Knnaten amok, neat Black bin., Lancashire, whitster,. at three. at tits Brolv Inn, It o.inn. Feb. 4 Jinaoh Salmon. d (AMA Es•ex, Intro ticoatat, at eleven., at oat 11.41 L nn Inn, Coteh•-•vr. Fah. 7. Williams iteklam, of Wierte„lf net hue, tanner, at eleven, at th.• T7xer, Plaver'ey. Feb 15. Robert Cbarlas Pewter, of !Eine:Oil:l.ol6n Milt, iron monger. at sieve: , , at the Croft Kris Inn, Wint.ton upo,. Jan. 28. Willing Tonw.on, ion of W.ll-erliampton, Suf. fordshim, roost, at ten, at Vie .1 , -rmine,9ant Anus Inn, Shiffnal, Salop. S. Anti Farmer Bnlleivres, roe, Holborn, Landon, Illtaetd isher, at ten„at Jan. 29. Isaac t t scsi.rweeplaeir, Whit/chaps. Lon , don, mei...haat mod insurance l.mker, at 1;1°4'10 jeb. 2. Vancis 11111,1 ate of MA l'vtati,Silfbilk,minchlirt. at tan, at this Dail Inn, Simms..l.4m Jan 26. Rob-. ri Atha r •.r, of I.ltchttort.tittstsite, tAtltitt, at eleven, at tie 811.1;-wat ,trots, MaAeliett.r. CF R ?IL James Centt, -(Stray , , , 1 , If•om, hrwr.bern•r. William Fillets of rottoollaute,tiiat tw,l„ '44 hese', ghtss. *err Bl,re.ces orett, o.c.a at lac adiailkst-v. wilt di. t. UFO'. -I %%Arco .y, ttf h.-.•'t Mill. !Halifax. Fatistaise, cotton am.? • ' Ti 1 11; PRES!". I(N MONMY. JAI ANY 7. M. LTII,Li • thr KiNG . II bilesv-nwr. arrived. 3c rysr four cA.IO, k on Saturday, at Lord II all liraw a Mits, with dispatches from Madrid. Ile left that city os the I kb of November t but though. in obedience to his instructions, he used all possible weans of l Apediti such were the difficulties and 41-lays, by the badness of the roads, mod of /mews sail carriers, be did sot reach Lisbon until the !atb of December. Up= his arrival there. preparations wee instantly mode to et pelite the 'Ailing of the Tc modeled packet, assJ she ss4eJ ~ n the I Ids, wish Mr. Lyett. At the time :he packet kit lith.n. the triad *As is r.tveners elf as she could wish it foe Lnglasti, but .►e was not =anyhow* at sm. when a strong easterly trim! came ms. which Moe ised to a hurricane. and dr see her wt of her coarse far into the Atlantic (keen. It cenTinued to blow • morm for 6amn days. daring the greater pen of which. the pzeiengers repotted every momest sego t• the th ittnm ; bat, lonnestely, the packet rock it M. soul the w.mi hay , r;; abated, an! cheosiag to a point more fay.iorabte, the reeeho.l hilrieseith state II c'clock es 'lltsr•day eftet a passage of twrity.tvie dep. Mr. Letts immediately an • Linden is a chaise and Iwo. with hie tiro patehte; sad. ere iniilenterel. • Cooled wilt be MY spoke deer this dr. Mi. I vas t Id! Mt. retit Willed ham al LOU" IP-WI Laval awl LW, • r - HOLLAND, ana Lord ROWIT FtTZOTRAI.D. Fetes had travelled with the two former from drid. A servant. belonging to some of the party, came to England in the same packet with Mr Qv arr. Some say he is Mr. FR t !It's servant, others that he belongs to Lord Hoz:: 3T Firzorazi. *WAS repot:el at Lisbon, when the Tow:wield that Mr. Fetes was to take his passage n-xt packet. His stay there, however, wears appearance of a pacific symptom. If not entertain some longing, lingering hope hostilities might sti;l be avoided, it is difficult conceive that he would not have seized the portunity of taking his departure for Englal was certainly at I.isbon on the 10th, the d. T.wq , hrotri saile.l, and consequently in come ~fr vii , h Mr. L v ELL. We have heard that he is in a very delicate state of health • be true, he may probably have found sary to stop a fee days to recruit his after the fatigues of his journey from drid. but, we have been assures from much ter authority, that he was left in perfeft Wade some of our contemporaries were their readers that he was kidnapped ewe, we announced, eirefusiedy, his Lisbon, with Lord and Lady HOLLAND ; count stands now fally confirmed. We hazarded a conjeClute. that he remains for the purpose of forwarding some new meat for the pr. tt Rion of that .country. tainly, is the only mode in which, with information, we can account for his continuance Lisbon ; but we acknowledge it is far from satisfactewy one. The dispatches brought L vet I. were yesterday the subjea of varii jefture in the political circles at the west town. It has been observed as an ext ease, that Mr. FRIAR should have reached before his Messenger. Some have explained circumstance, by an assurance that the •- e not from Mr. Facet, but from Mt our Consul at Madrid, who remained Others, on the contrary, assert, that Mr, lett Madrid previous to the departure of " from that city ; but that the great diffici he encountered upon the road retarded his journey, and permitted Mr. False to bon before him. Were the former the true tion, we might fairly infer from it that Government were alarmed at the departure Fasts. and made some new proposition the impending storm. This would also Mr. Fa vies stay at Lisbon. In our anxiety thislead our readers, we have stated both the question, without attempting to judgment to either. We must observe, that the slight rise in the hinds, which took Saturday, may have been produced by the the packet, and that Mr. Fetus's stay of course, considered by those who were scree, As a pacific symptom. A telegraphic of it wrs probably received, and might so as to have an effeft upon market. The Coronation of Bow AAAAAA was .cartel; when some politicians circulated a report, pi °position for peace might shortly ' from the new EMPEROR. 'this was mere speculation, founded upon the duced in his situation, by that event. wept, because he had not another world 13 . by his assumption of I)iadent, might also weep, because there title among Sovereigns to which he Self-interest must, therefore, suggest policy of preserving the rank and power has attained, by his arms and his intii a fair computation of the chances of pe.ice the former appears more favourable pose. The acknowledgment of hi. . country most be a desirable objet, and miry 0.141101111111 Ce of a peace. We must bba as " Emperor of the FRUMPS ;" be presumed. tw would be content to Mower Bee AAAAA L. His anxiety ibe renunciation of the Bow a eons of their dike to the Throne of France, thews Amite of every thing that can give permanence stability to bis power. Many other circa , - Meg' ht be adduced, all tending to Miters, who held out a hope of a proposition P ats from Bo . as a plautible A report to that effect has been renewed 'clays. and (*elated with encormed confider/re. Is set. Iseirrver. retitled to any credit. msnications have lately pawed between Gownsman. as the subject of the - aKb cosatty t sad we understand it Klijoasd that a regular etching• of be isuateitatally carried Sato . Mesnorted as most likely te be our Arm is dm orrystr. The imam at this basiness iwt isatortartly ',arrant/Q s and hence sine kr • prapseitise et Paw. 111111 e . • . • . '," . . , • . . , • , - - .n. Mr. these peace-makers had communicated some of the I ROYAL FAMILY. ___........_ 'rom Ma- terms upon which the Corsican is, wil,lieg nil treat Yesterday being the aneiyersary of the balsa he party, with , England. ' Will he evacuate Ilenover , and festetion of Cueisr to the Gen t il es , cemt e .„,, M with Mr destroy his Flotilla ?It is probable he would claim ( c . a h ll a e l . ) l ei th ß e o h y '- a p l i . pl - any, d thejomsammle,nliy•assn'otbseHrivsedat :...:, , Tv's Vice- Cho attended in . ti., Re _A A p e jl „ - . O. full dressed, as the representative of His aiiILITY' Int, others great merit for both, and niake them the price of el T AL °• It very great and important concessions ; neither of .. sad sailed, them, however, can now be any great object to At the end of the church service, his Lordship de : b pie in the this country. He has s•rippecl Hanover of every scended fromi the pew, and walked teverentie:h dr along the aisle, attended by twe gentlemen td. I C In wears the thing valuable, that could be possibly taken away ; altar, where he bowecithree times, and presented i; If he did an d hi s fl ot ill a ha s ceased to be the source of alarm the Sus-DEAN three bags of frankincense, wie l ie hope that to this country. It has become a nuisance, which were received by him bowing . The Re v . G en:;,. laid the frankincense upon th e aft sr , ~.d B 0 1 fifficult to his pride must make him wish to abate. It is a man then his Lordship retired down the aisle nackwarj s , '1) ' - P .! first 0 P - monument of his impotence and boasting, that re- ing this ceremony, a solemn piece of music v,, di Land. lie fleas upon him disgi ace, and the presence of which performed upon the organ, by Mr. KN v v yr. F lay before must mortify his vanity, and constantly remind him K yTNhAesTsoerxmonAzears the sermon , on an by the Rev. aft . excellent g, tl in time to of the superiority of Great Britain. What else lie Anthem was sung by Mr. Go a, composed by the i el a report would probably offer, that is worth our accept- late Dr. Ger em—e Aequa;llt th a t,lf wi th G,J.. _ ; and if it ance, we know not, lie will not abdicate the It afforded Mr. Goss an opportinety of dispi ee ie I it neces• Isis fine aft,' voice. 1 Throne in &you of Louis the XVIIIth ; and, after We are happy to say the Princess AM et i A n now strengils• the experience we have already had of him, recovered irom her indisposition. Dr. Teeroe at. t from Ma- I On Saturday morning, a :ember of gentl avias it would perhaps he .s proof of culpable credulity to tended Her Royal Highness. much bet- expeEt th.o: he will make peace in the spirit ot peace. assembled on Ascot Heath, ,:. e.opeleiiiin a l es 4 ) . 11 WI health. His eondun, as long as the Treaty of Amiens sub- ing in His lel Ai es I. v's hunt ; het the hard frost no t being deem ed m l ed sutlicientiliyisoult, Ate Ci fi tare ry. gsroonunnia,:: re assuring s i ste d, was a ser i es o f f rau d s , cr imes, and aggres ro - by Bo si A' sions. Since the commencement of the war, he has hu s n a t t t u o r o day p ac morning, arrival at set a ll t h e carpenters in France to work at Boulogne, breakfast, with several attendants, rode ten le es , .: ; which ac- and all the tailors in Paris at work to make holis back to the Herse Barracks, and inspesSed the Os. .. have since day suits for his Coronation. These are the works ford Blues, who were drawls up in readiness t ors , ceive Ills MAJESTY. at Lisbon, oh Peace. Her MAJESTY and the Paise.esses, attends/ ey --,...... • w arrange- Ladies A V LaSSUR V, Ei.Y, and Cooatmelr, tool i s It is generally understood that the ensiling loan This, cer- airing in two coaches and four, and honoured [4 will not be so considerable as the great extent of the and Lady BOSTON with a visit, at their se tt 4 our present public services mi g ht seem to reqeire. The s y stem Buckinghamshire. tinuance at of raising a large proportion of the supplies within rem being a and General . Se ' fl' d aft er ' bas ettcsa, o .owe auun on the year will, it is said, be persevered in by the back. The ROYAL PARTY partook of some to ht. S by Minister. It might, indeed, be expened, th.st he freshment, and returned to the Castle to dinner. various con- Yesterday morning, the ROYAL FAMILY amid. end of the would adhere to a plan which is of his own crea- ed Divine Service, at St. George's Chapel, wis es lion, and has so uniformly received .h is unquali- ttraordinary an excellent sermon was preached by Dr. Wine fled support and applause. Among his Ways and from the 7th chapter of Hebrews, and the 19th veer. • :bed Lisbon Means for this purpose, the revival of the ten The Oxford lillues, and Staffordshire Main ens pleined this Militia. dr r son up in the Castle-yard, and saluted the Rot a t e dispatches per cent. Income Tax is mentioned. The produce Pairs? as they passed. Ir. HIAITER, of that tax originally fell very far short of the esti-, ~ After Divine Service, the ROYAL FAMILY took red behind. mate, and the five per cent. Tax has been found an airing to Frogmore. , - ..... _ to yield better in proportion. This difference is 11...- Mr. 1.. TELL The last Bath arrivals are— easily accounted for . , A man disposed to defraud I Mr. Fazes Lady Napier Lek C. Dottnnennd, Dowager Lsy .in• tellies which- the revenue hat only half the temptation to conceal tiert h on, i tvly ix ittaryreyi, Right Hon. dk. J. 'stook Ma.;, the extent of his income under the five ptsr teat , vt ` r iLl a ,.,, , on i it cm. Yours, 74 * , * A c „,t, s `,.„l l : b sir :41 1 him upon to reach Lis- Income Tax, which influenced him when it veils cu lLady m A p, e gn erey e. , Ceptaiia Sir R. Barlow, l'ilijer.Generwl 44 ;. double that amount. The nature and amount of • • true explana- It was the intention of Mr. Pi r T to have spent . the Spanish every man's income are, of course, now much better last month at Bath, a house having been taken . arture of Mr. known and ascertained than formerly. It may, him there, which his principal domestic servals therefore. be [.tidy presumed, that a new ten per were sent to, and every preparation made for hi. re- ion to avertcepuen ; but the pressure of nubile business pre. :eOt. duly will produce nearlydouble of the present 3 account forvented the Nlinistec from going. and oa Friday the atiety not to five pc' c e nt . duty. A stamp duty upon p am p i'kts , servants reti:rned tostuwn. est If and ber daughter, Miss Dion rearte both lion of &c. it is alto said, will form part of the next Badger. have g emsrised to their house in Grosvenor-saturt, ---...—_— direa theirfrom Biel:mond. Tice &mg.& of Saturday night contains His Lady BOOTH/GRIMM and family are retuned Ye ' however, M AJZST v's Proclamation fora General Fast, upon to town for the season, from their seal in Suffolk took place on Wednesday, the 20th of February, and in Scotland Mr. and Mrs. TMIOPISiLI'S Joss, arrived solar the arrival of upon the day following. house in Conduit-street, yesterday, from Ireland. at Lisbon is, --so.— J. H. Fa Eat, Esq. went on Friday on a visit :o the Right. Hon. GEORGE CANNING, at South lid, re then in the •An Evening Paper of Saturday stopped the press Berk ,. One account to announce that Marquis Wm. tesesv was shortly The Marquis and Marchioness of Seta FORD lirl it nave tran- expected from India. This eeigreal news was corn- family arrived in town on Friday, from Trendue in Saturday's municated long since through this Paper. Marquis Hall, for the season. - e . , SCARBOROUGH Iire is expeaed at Le Consievetais, or some other high and distinguished house in Pat klene this day, from Bath. charatler, competent to quiet the jarring claims of Lord and Lady HARNOWAY will set off on Wei'• scarcely over, Government and the Company, will succeed him. nesday for Bath, for the benefit of his Lordskiii report, that a —.mi.-- health, where they will remain till the meeting 1 P arlia rbe expelled A Mail from Dublin, with letters and papers t..) There seems little doubt but The Lend sr Lot a s obviously a the. 2J, arrived yesterday. We are concerned to will meet with a great sale, for one party rifer change pro-- .Read-that the- Thunclertr was still ashore off Bear- to know why the Play said so much of was d---- ALLSANDSR haven, so late as the 2 oth. the other why the d—d Play was said so neuch.' • Lady BROWSLOW commands the play at Gr.: on rld to cquer. s----. -- On Saturday Earl CA AIDISM transaeled business at them Theatre, this night. the 1m rill Lord HA aitowsv% Office. 'Phis day the remains of the Marchioness ItOCKINGN•I4 are espeifted to arrive at Domes , . see is uo higher The details oi•the arrangements, comequent to where they will lay in emit until to-morrow no e could aspire. the mew Coalition, have not yet transpired. It is Mg, and proceed to York for interment, which, se ato him the said that several of Mr. Ametsorom's friends return understand, will take place on Wednesday. to office. The Norwich Theatre opened nn Saturday, tied ower which lie Major-General Lord Cif A RLILS Fi FERO Y succeeds L ay , W a v il l age , an d me v , ; ,„, 1 „,,,,„. I igues. Upon the . late General TAN r tiki . ) the Colouelcy of the 49th Mrs. Sir DM re, in consequence of her son's dip pe.lce and war, • •". • of health , arrived in town yesterday for 111Plgi; The Ge•zrhe of Saturday night contains the ap- advice, at her brother's hour., Sir Wits pion Ili" for that par- ()ointment of Major General the Right I ion. funs. tout, Bait. in Albemarle-street, from Wingers: . s title by this MAITLAND to be Governor and Commander in ; it D er b yi ni re. and the neces- Chief in and over t he S e t tleme nt s in the Island of Ensign Alm is appointed a Lieutenant in Ceylon, in the Indian Seas, and the Ter: itories and York Light bi„„ ir „ R angers . mist treat with Dependencies thereof. for, it cannot The Casale armed ship on Friday sailed from In these days tit festivity and joy, the ancient s ' venerable castle of Ford has not been vie lean . 4 „ „ ege th ie as the Isle of Wight with troops from the West merry banqueting iliiii glees the sobis ow,bgni. L. 4.1 Indies. and Lad Dimas , 4 t are to their numeroti. ,:rl LI 10 Procure Dispatches war received on Saturday. from Ad- gable tenants a . g s lendid enterteinnsee , their right and gliTai COEN% ALLIS, by which we hum that our tea lasted " several days. P Lord and Lads I' , es his arise., . squadron retained its station, off Uehant. duriiy, the honoured the room with their presence, and &J.. late heavy gales. The French Reet contieued in erinamence 4:1 I t.) the health of all. The noble no were in :r Brest. with yard. and topmasts struck. turn drank with enthusiasm. • circumstances Saturday dispatche. were received at the Mini. The death of Lord CA a ate a v nee i5i..114 a • I ) justify those ratty, from Admiral C4C Ig R *se:, which merely re- cane,' in Parliament for the county of Ruttair,i. ‘• proposition for ported that the squadron untie: bit command wet. heat that Lord Meseta ca. iine frl the ir''''''' ' she specu lation all 'Pill, .meal that no movemeilis worthy of no tice bad th e l a te M a rqui s of Exists, intend.. filming L." transpired is the enemy's ii ',bow:. A private let- self as a Candidate re" for same transpired by the same convevance. dated the 21st Deters- Mrs. Tuosseson, the fair purchaser of the no conimience. It bier. states, th st a misishipmau and two seamen be- Mansion of the Marquis of A 'Locos is, in Ge t. g ame „ in . longing to the XereAsos'erfa d had been detained venor-square, intends forming a serer ot• residen , by a guard of Spanish soldiers as they were walking on a part of the premises. twee° th e t wo in the li ri :s near Ferrol: but, on the receipt of a flag Mr. lintst's Prise for the best Di:serration off 1 * prisoners in of truce from Admiral Coca it. sa, they were ins- lit drams of As Carsiriam Reii i raia, was this year t to b e fi n a l . Illtei/iistely released. The Brjtish oftccrs had in judged to the Rev. Gwent Dtivissino Wilirriaa pro faners soma _ i __. l . consequerce declined going ashore, as they had been eon, of St. John's College, C amb r i d ge. accustomed to do; and, whenever it was necessary The Vic& Cu •isces. Loa and the Maters of Tr Mr. Pmur is to send in figs of truce, they were accompanied by city and ht. John's Colleges, CambriJes ° I " . ,goat in France gun-boats. One of our boats. while trawling off Fel.- Truttees, under the will ot the late arc 10 0 was at n 4. was fired at from die batteries. tinder an nisi. Mts., have dm given name. that a p r emium of fen hssissßß . mon that she was taking minding, ; but when eke pounds will year be given for the We dis . nee it was n'" mistake was discovered, as apology was seat to the on the following subjed :—The Peepitgega• ' We mall that Adisand. Cairiserersty. ' +A.•' g- - •-•- ;14-^`' 40 . 1 .... ' . - • •