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Advice', reiflai Itwe Asia mil Wedged* y. from various parts of the 14epCh ehist,•hoe been re. seised, but they are sileiit with respect to the state of the war in the Spanish penigisuln, from which ar may confidently conclude that the French hare rot obtained any recent aritaittages. mr. a T. Stew ART is appointed a Commissioner of Fates, ant Sir Jowl Joutchrotis expects to sue. i ced him as Meiotwi for Weymouth ; but be is to W opposed by Mr. Aastrrnwor, who was a candi. date at a former election. Any officer who m ly be tried by a General Court. Martid within the United Kingdoms of Great Bri tain and Ireland, is entitled to a copy of the sen tence and proceedings of such Courts-Martial ti post demand made by himself, or by any other person us hts behalf (he or they paying reasonably for the u ,„ e ), a t any time, not sooner than three mouths aher such sentence given by such General Court. Martial; and isi case of triad in the Garrison of Ga wa ttar, not sooner than six months. In Ills Ma. j ur y's other dominions beyond the seas, or in fo. gr ip parts, at ally Anne nut sooner than twelve wenapi after the •sismterice given by sotto Court- Martial, ni.ether sues sentence be approved of ur sot. Yesterday week, the 2d Dragoon Gwirels, nr Quern's Bays. were reviewed by General Craw ford, nu Barham when he expressed its high chuirstion of the celerity and accurary with which the different temeinents were executed.— Mier the review, the Officers were etitertained at sinner he General Crawfird, at which were also iir,stnt Brigadier-General flay. and the Field Officers of the 2.33 1.14 ht Uragonns. A troop of the 7th Light Dragoons marched, on Saturday hst, into IVorceoter, where they will re meiu for the preseat. Tne Lincishire Militia left Bristol, on Wednes day', col their rout• for Wert:veer. end were rue eee.trd 1. 1 the Glainorgenblii re. A great reduction in the price of wheat took place at "'trend, ou Saturday last the price brinx 1% tho.agli on that day fortnight 1.35. per bushel 11 AS given. The late seasonable rains which have fallen las various parts of the country, have contri buted to this effect. A rot .te let. la, from Amsterdam. &tett the 24th i,..ta , : rates, us a eurreut report there. that there was ae. m u iosurrectinn in this country, and that the shiest of Gen. SAISASIN's vi .it it; Enghnil wai t. gin every possible Assistance and eiteoursgr mest to the disaffected party. . - A detachinent of the dad foot arrived istChelins for I, on Monday, fro .. Co'Chester. nu the route to Pori.ini.n.h. to embark for Portogat, Weiln-clay, the loth regiment of foot marched Coro Colds, .ter Ba. rack to Harwich, where tan sports tad arrived to runny the regiment to Cork. A party of artificer* soil artillery. nn Monist'. eoinmeneed remitting the line of works no the neigh b•otrhood of Chelinsford. 0.1 Sunday the 17th inst. as the Captain of acuter stationed at the mouth of the Thames, mar the Port of Leigh, in gimp., wits going with seven wet in a boat from Leigh to .Beralleet Creek, the boat was coiopletely upset by a violent gust or wind. The sever' men recovered the boat awl pre laird theasselees I hut the Captain was unfortu solely drown ill 'kits hardy was washed ashore two briar; afterwirdeVabont a mile from the part of the river where theaceident happen. d. ' Wednesday *kis Grace the Lord Archbishop of Caarsitsoity left Lambeth Palace, on the second t:Atwell of his diocese, accompanied by the Igloos of EXETER. Has Grave arrived at Sit tinglinurn, ou Thursday, where he will confirm. and Mild • visitatiou for tl-e Deanries of Sitting baton aid Orpringe. Yesterday, his (home con firmed at Ashford. and lisld' • is visitation for the Denotes of Charing sod Lympe, front thence he preteeded to Canterbury, where he will be 'record by the Dean, Prebendaries, and Clergy. H.s Grace will in the usual form lie invited to the Guildhall to partake of an elegant collation provided by the Mayor and Body Corporate.— This day, his Grime will he cou,lucted to the Throne, with the accustomed solemnities, and sill hold a visitation at the Cathedral. Oil Mon dry, confirinatiou at the Cat retire!, and sasita.ion for the Deauries of Canterbury and Westbeer, Tioaday, confirmation at the Cathedral, for the toy only, and at Faversham. Wednesday. con- Ifirin.linii at the Cathy Ira!, and visitation for the Deainies of Bridges mid Elhara. Thursday, con- 14,11414 m at Itainsgste, after which his Grace will Proceed o-1 his visitation to Sandwich„ Dover, ilythe, New lionsoey, Tenterden, ate. The approaching festival, at Oxford, begins to *Trite a very gre a t degree of interest, and people trin n . very quarter ot tow country are crowding to the theatre of metier. It is is it. properly speaking. the baba/glom of Lord nits aTIEER. That cere mony to..k place metro! mouths wince. at Caine!' f 4" tiou , e. hi Lnedship's reUdeuce in town, aid we gave an arei!aat of it at the urne. The . 7toiag gall, which will convalesce nit Toes ''l, Is Cite first Ammo/ Coointemoorotion of the *headers after the election. which it is usual to olsserve with neiconnnon splendour. On the pre +rot occasion the attractions are greater than ever before wore coishined together, and. from the ittith political sad literary talents of the Noble Ciattellor, as well as the immense numbers earl elevated rook of his f,ieude, who will attend the Commemoration. we are not surprised at the toKerneas with which persona of every description press forward to participate in the 'Heti,. Not a simile of say kind in um. to be procured in Lon lloco and travellers atelneky, if by taking a seat iu the roach for Ili , ' tttttt ghats, or even a greate r "" lance , ikolcia p rocure a conveyance to Oxfor d. At lizl % skald ) , has thirty poun d s lopes given ' , a bed-raliti tor the week, and audition; for homes het% let at the enorinbus rate of snit . gtioscas A 1 6 "711 f°l 41-04 tittle gill. The pro c e e .ii ngs of the rrversity will. of onorese. braitothir to what took Ow' Vi 170, Ishra the Doke of P 1 11.11. 41 19 tiro 1 • 0 k his at to the Theatre. I (c.-_,,,•%. : • ; 4 °.• . t P 4, .441--- c ,X , c -Z FAISTIIONS FOR JULY. Fes. " Aektrosaises Reperi..ey of Arts, FastAiefte, he r FASHIONS FOR LADIES_ •BALL DRESS. A pink gossamer satin slip, wills Grecian frock of white Persian geese, or uslre4t Italia. crape ; united np the flout aud round the bottom with silver filligree buttinw and atria. The bottom trimmed with a deep vandybe lace, and fiqiebed at the kit with the seise ; Spanish slash sleeve, coollued with silver filligree buttons and curd. flair Jla Greeaar, coufined with, pearl comb; the curls parted on the forehead byline introduction of • bunch of Pumas roses. Necklace, bracelets, and ear.rings of pearl. Shoe, of white satin, spotted with pink f..il. Gloves of French kid, below the elbow. Fan of white crape, will Egyptian characters is silver. ZZZZZ raomesane. Olt [BSI BETON GU RDES ►lamas. A Spanish pelisse of white and lilac slant saranet, with Egyptian crape and antique cuffs, trimmed with Chinese seelloppril binding, ovuaineuted up the front will. the same, and united with cormpusideut buttons. A woodland hat of lemon-coloured chip, with curled ostrich feather, lilac and white, drooping towards Ike left sails. Figured lemma. coloured slippers; le , nuwcolom.d kid gloves; gold acct. chain and broach ; ridicule of pinned velvet. Second Fieure.-4 round sooroissig dens of obit, rousting • Isitts Appiquol Wee round the buttons ; bosuns and sleeves oroaine.sts.l wills the seine. A ',tells' r, , SI and slush of super fine black French lace. Half-boots of blossom coloured kid, laced with whits. Ilkissuin-ouloured parasol, with Chinese awning. Third figure white cambric nuwaing wrap, edged with lace or iitedlc.work. A spencer cloak, with military and cedar, composed of eireelias blue shot sassoot WA mewed with silk basketinutoos, read braids tocure:ores/A A heaciet snub rap, formed of the same material. tater opened with joining lace, and edged soma the fare with antique lace. Ri ne parasol and half-bouts of blue kiJ, Wend and laced with black. FASHIONS FOR GWYLEMEN. The south of dress bits nut fbound IsateriAlly from the last mouth. The ousts arc. ad in the skirts web %arum er r sad wet so tun Is the waist, with maw last , and stand. tog of; the hack to the hips snick marrow's , . Pantslimis sad gaiters all iu °se, of itaishant. Skiff waistcoats with yellow tattoo., and blue coals, are the most prevailiag aims. LYCEUM THE.IT.:E. Lit night the opera ot The Haunted Tower was performed. end receibed throughout with the moat Unbntionled rippl,.:v.r. Mr. PHILIVPS. Lord {VINam, .% :14 dignifi ed an.' impressive, Lid sang the IY-uutdol and ditheult airs al lotted to the part with reeiirig, larte, and the finest evicution. Miss Li. BourioN, as Lady Elinor, sang the aiing,i with moult sweetness. Miss KeLLY . S Adele pmsersed naudi vivacity, ii,ol good acting; nod was very well supporied by limuitir, in Eduard. which he played with • hash...ie.-1 and cotuic humour. Mr. Dovrrines Baron Oakland was. in usutl, oil- The inueh-arlua,red Balletof The C'aiti followed, and was honoured by re peated plaudits. •arS. Yesterday morning. Ills MAJEltir, the Dukes of tin", Omatisnourev., irt.d 11111CTIM11 AtJtilATI. HUlill SOPHIA, took an airing in Windsor Great PArk, for two hours. They were accompanied by Lady COLLIER, General. (Wait and First", and Colonel 'NELMS. lier MAJESTY and Princess ELIZABETH visited Princes. Asitt.ta; who, we are happy to eay, is a little better. His lids.ts.mr,, and Princesses AVOLSTA and SuPHIA, also viaited h e r, as they daily do, with the moat anxious inteeeet and affection. Mr. and Lady Et.tuarrit wHITIREAD will be present, on Tuesday, at the grand gala at Oxford. Viwottot and Viscounte-a g rand hare left their house, in Great Stanhope-strut, May-fair, for their seat at Chelsea Farm, for the selisou. Lord and Lady LivEsuN Gowia will shortly levee town on a tour through Staffordshire. Amongst the company who attended County's CHOLNONnri EY's grand rout, on Thursday night, were Prince and Princess CASTYLCICA LI. the Duke and DucheAs Da Csetttes, the Marchionesses of EXETER. DOWNSIIIIIE, LANSDOWN, SALISBURY. BATH. &C. The Duchess of Bsornitn and her infant daugh ter were yesle►day as well as could be expected. The Countess of ASIAN had a cardinally, last night, at her house in Dover -street, which was at tended by the Duchess Dowager of Masons- Tat, the Countess of Powts, the Ladies Curt. the Countess Of Catotuat, Ladies SaLLIAT, PERTH, &C. &C. On Wednesday ge'imight, the Ntarquis of Flait- TINOTuW arrived at Cluntoel, from England, nu his wuy to visit the family estates, in the counties of Waterford and Cork. JAMES lIEWSTT Maser Dawetatr. Esq. and his Uncle. Colonel -Leonora arrived, on Tuesday ow'nuight. st his seat, at New Forest, county of Tipperary. We lamest to hear that Lady lIswKE is in the most dangerous 'owe, and that the report of her Physicians gives little hopes of her recovery. The newly-tnarried Lady DELIIIIMIT is ah.o danger ously ill. Mrs. Joabim has arrived at Glasgow, for a few nights. On I.Vednesday she Will to perform the part of Peggy, in The r aviary Girl; on Thiiroday the Wading (Amply; and last night Doom riolamts, in The Wunder. Surul.ty se'nui;ht, the Rev. Sir WM. RIM). Bart. arrived at hos seat. at Moyaoe House, county of C; ere, from Louden. The Batley Libeller. by stay of recompenee for relinquishing his scurrilous Register, it is said, is to b. eaviardel" with the Editorship of The Nesegiste Calendar. _ _ Uu Sitnrday, the silver medal, `leers by the Ihmourable Company of Golfers, was played for. on Leith Links. and won by Jean TAYLOR, Rag. Mr. M'CRRADY has opened the Newcastle Theatre, with the following Company : Mrs. YOUNG. Mr. WESTON. from Dublin. Mr. IVA Mr.. FAWCETT, from Norwich, Mr. Wactrus, and Mr. Moose. hip,. !hawse'', front the Glasgow Theatre, is anairimieed fur a first appearance at the Birming ham Theatre, on Monday nest, iii the part of Ildridera. MIS. HARLOW'S hasimned the r um pAny. and pert..nued the parts of the Waste Citt , ly, Peggy, ;u The Coaxer, Girl. S. a: ' ' ' - LAW INTELLIGENCE. • COURT OF EXCHIQCER, WinsiNtrea, Jvws 79. HIS ROYAL. HIOPIIIRSII THE PRINCE OF WALES, AS DCKI; OF CORNWALL, V. SIR J. ST. AUSTIN, AHS . (mum The arguments on the demurrer. iu this cause. were resumed. The e‘reum-tancei of the case we gave ie this Paper of 'l'hortidav last. Mr. lisauttava and Mr. WYATT were heard on the part of his Royal Highness. and followed the same line of argumeid es the Solicitor-Gener a l and Sir Arthur Piggott. COURT OF KING'. BENCH, WErrlburiss, Janis 2g. SIR FRANCIS 10 MITT. BART. V. 41111 'EARL OF MOIRA., TR& RIGLT NOM. CHARLES ♦118.)?. SPRAKER OF 'THE SWIM or COMMON/. AND FRANCIS JOHN COLLIS AN, ESQ. SBRJIANT AT Mr. Arroaate-Genaast. moved for a rule to shetv cause why, in the two last causes, there should not be a trial at her. They b.ing of the smu t tendency, with the libertY of the Colin. he wouW take th e n, together. Sir Francis Burdett had been advised to Laing three actions. one against . the Speaker of the House of Coinnsims, for hailing issued a warrant for the purpoee of inipriaisorug him; the second, against the Serjeant at Arms, for vomit* the wnirmt ; and the third, agents' the Earl of Moira, for receiving him as a prisoner in the Tower. The Speaker had justified, and his idea r ao, that the Plaintiff had been guilty of a gross bbt4 upon the Noose of Common., fur which they had adjudged him to tic imprisoned, and that Ise. the Speaker, shmld issue his writ mid deliver it to the Sesleant at Arius to be executed. To this plea Sir mewls hail demurred. The Sericant at Arms had entered a plea much the seine as the ' Speaker, but with this addition, that the Plaintiff had withdrawn himself front the excLutiou of the warrant; and that lie, the Serjeant, was iiiiliged to force his 4°A-1 for the purpose of executing it. To which Cie Plaintiff had replied, that more violence had been mode use of in executing the warrant than was 1. gal or necessary, which alarm ed and distreined both his family aid himself, •Istl that be had been conveyed to prison in a most unseemly manner. The Earl of Moira's plea stated, that he received the Plaintiff into the "rower by the order of the House of Commons ; to which the Plaintiff had replied, that he ackuow. ledged the Houle! of Commons was sitting at the time, but contended that the warrant was illegal. —Mr. Arroaster-Gansast. said. there were two great qmsitions to he decided ; first. the power of the [louse to commit ; second, as to the legality of the manner of executing the 'arrant. The privileges of the House itself were railed in question. The pubhrc were marls interested, and the Tirane's had excited much agitation in their minds. In a case of so unu h importance, he trusted their Lordships would not think it too mach to ask for a rule to Shel, cause why there should not he a trial at Bar. Lord Ect.ensoluunn—it You must draw up your rule for Michaelmas term, the present is too far advanced fns: it to be heard. Has notice for trial been given in any of the actions ?" Mr. ATTOEICY GENCRAI---. 4 In the two last, my Lord. I should have moved for the ride before, only waiting for the notices of trial." Lord Ett.estamtoonn—* , I askant the question. because if notices of trial were not served, the rule would be irregular." Mr. Arrows EY GINEItAI,--tt 'assure your Lord. ships that there has not been any unnecessary delay on our part, except that I did not wish to force the Plaintiff Oil with his proceedings, until after he was liberated from, his confinement." Lord EI.f.LNIIOROUGH—" Take the rule for Michaelmas Term." The gumless. in the cause against the Speaker, will be argued on the Dem.irrer. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Gva Lord Chief-Justice M A N 'PHILO eat At Nisi Preys, but nothing of public interest occurred. The busi ness consisted chiefly of undefended causes. Thursday morning tlie'ruelve Judges met in the Treasury Chambers of the King'. Bench, at Westminster, and chose their Circui's for the en suinß Assizes, as under : Homr.—Right Hon. Lunt Ellenborongli and Hight lion. Lord Chid Halos Macdoontd. No LLLLL Hug. Lord-Chief Justice Haasieid and Huo. Mr. Justice Hesth. MI —Hue. Mr. Jeattce Groat and Hon. Mr. Hare ThOTROSOH NORTHERN.—Hoe. Mr. Juliet Charnbrt noZ Hon. Mr. Baron Grab .m. Oxrear —Hoe. Mr. Jolliet !Lawrence and Use. Mr Jennies Le Blase. malt le.—Hoe. Mr. &roe Wood sod Riglit lion. Mr. Justice Bayley. On Saturday lest an inquest was held, at Iladen, in the parish of Kiiitoone, by Mr. R. G. DMA SINK. one of the Coroners for the county, on the IsoclT of 6101‘11 LONNA*, a footman iu the family of 1 ROMAS WATussotr PATI.EIt. Esq who shot himself with a pistol in the abdomen, about two in the afternoon of Thursday sennight. and died from the mortification of the wound about two in the fol. lowing m ryt, when it appearing in evidence that the deceased had sheen us symptoms of an un sound omit', hot that he had preuteditately accom plidied his dreadful purpose. the jury found a verdict of felo de se; and on Sunday morning his body was deposited in a crossroad on Barham Owns, in the above parish.—This unfortunate Suicide was about rin years old, and the cause which induced the fatal act was an unfounded jealoul of one of the female servants in the house, to whew lie was attached. The ball entered the pit of the stonaucli, and passed obliquely out on the right side. from whence it lodged in the wainscot of the rnom.—During the twelve hours that he lin gered, he expressed no compunction or regret for the horrid VIM* he but committed. Early on Thursday last w as r o und drowned, Mr. Jugs SALTBIL. eldest son of Mr. RICUAID SALTIa. tinier. of Ottery St. Mary, Devon. He was returning to his father's house late in the pre ceding aSennig, and on passing • very narrow bridge, o.er the deepest part or the milt...stream, nesr the tan-yard, it is seppoted he accidentally fell into the water. 11r :1 7110 a Lasertnee • . . De icarfro• 13Joey 111.1110...p0i ..... 'mom crAcinA David Ilatiosegis I Da AdiaiNtriali• d fifer44r in•seinetiss 41,,t William D. Selby De Peewsiela VllO4 issinrost Unary Mimes De C.- re , 2• rank sr. mat. - 417:Twit•; John 3fadikai Tiney he..k • ' , -tv,A•li.ot asismift Ink Howard M. Chan .. De J,• . • • RIOT AT ursobeigu ,•• - • On Saturd :y last, about two o'clock, : 1 ; %fr. rO 4 riot's riot took place Ll.erpool. A tuesiti. : 4 B o! Americans, to the •nactont of upwards too assembled at the King's and buret, a .ject., 4. :it • whence they proceeded, armed with Iv • • . • n and staves, to one of the rendezvous Strand-street, and immediately began to break else windows. A number of them entered:the hoes'.- -- • and destroyed a great part of the futilities/p..ons of the press -Sang, of the mime of Owes W is the house, and, in endeavouring to male; his emcee s was caught ' by the mob, .who trek hue with them •e the King's Dock, where they cut his cloi hes entirely off, procured a bucket of tar. whits tl y rubbed all over him, and got a quantity of coma°, wt.ich they stuck on hits. lit this sitnatio.l they elicit.: • him through revs ml of the stet ets, beateog him with their sticks ; at length he got adnktance into a public-house, when he was delivered from the ustuerciful mob, by the attention of the landlord, who covered him with a smock-frock. and helped him over the wall in the yard. Mr. Mt ta.ca, the Superintendent of the Police, with the constables. went to the reodexvons houses as soon as the officers got information of the disturbance. but not 'arid the mob had carried off WARD. Two Americans, who have been identified as being very &met In the riot, have bees) committed to Lancaster fart 1.1 at the neat A.istees, by Mr. ASPIN•LL, out of the Magistrates. About eleven o'clock, the slate night, there was en assemblage of Americana at the Queen's Dick. to the number of 200 or 300 per sons. but the Coostaldes prevented any farther mien chief, and succeeded sendiug thrin typ. rd heir ships. The rise was bccasion•d by th A repetition of it is expected every day. ea they are very much dissatisfied at the .nnti-test out of their countrymen. l'In• 4th of ii xi niet,th i s th e usual day for celebrating the ans•r, r ..1 4 in e rt_ can independence, and it is feared u,.otner riot Aid more serious will be attempted; hut, no doubt, all necessary precautions will be token *adjust the threatened violence. Mr. Wthsoe. the celebrated tiglie•repe daseet s concluded his performance a t th e Window, Tba.we last night, where he had attracted eserdowtag houses. The Royal Pembroke Regiment of Militia received their route, on Thursday, to smack frees Playden Barracks to Bristol. Tuesday sennight, Lord lEtwent.e, Premier Baron of Ireland. family, and 'este, embarked at Donagleader, for Scotland. A gang of well-known pickpockets are daily exercising their professional talent, iu Pfart-street. When any of the City Qscers make their unwela come appearance, they get 0.1 e , e It emeni s n of Temple-bar; where, if they onfurtunattlY nappea to encounter the gentlemen of Bew•street, they make the best of their way into th. , City agasn ! An accident took place, on the Inth eu.tatir, is the barracks at Emus, alarming in its nature, and which we fear will prove fatal in its ceesequerseen. It appears that the flue of one of the chimneys in the barrack accidentally took fire, on which the soldiers crowded to render assistance in suppressing the flavors hut the pressure became so eseeenve to this part of the how., that a cuwaideralsle part of the floor of the room unniedistely gave way. by which a number of individuals received very severe eontumo.n.; two in particular have experienced such oho, king loniaes that mooch apprehension* are entertsoi , l f.r their recovery —l./ilferent others of the men have been sent to the hospital, *here they Inn.l remain for some time to recover Gum &dee:amens sod otber bruises occasio:old by the fall. TO TIM EDITOR OF TIM IM(TISII PREY. —...... ' Isa—As the g'Ea. which .pared WI weep.ef she --.- Papers, Minim that the COWL UM isecsted with pewee W treorrot for IA all pi s convicted of picking yisclies.to ift properly soder . l beg leave, throostithe medium Orme respenable Publianden, se °Eeriest. weldeitatiei :-.,L1: .. Art ef Mb Rlimihedsot Wpm" Rem the Pe's", a was punished wish death., Sir I, Roitiit*.olleseled9lo6l* ibis taw was too ove rt . him* he aSA se Milk,' this Mit i . It tie MSC time providing, diet a larceny from A. Pier% whellier prievely or cil, should be panisied with traeoperte. Nestor 414. 7 celorteen rase, or men accordist to the ewe. ynt er il s t e reeinsteoisee &Wading the ' offence. cif the PM - KM bed c tee of the einnieleil prtionser„ rho pubic Lase il experienced the food . Sects. of this An, to several very osierieni 4.4 daring elepredatere have hews soiled AN life in coemegroce. Teem, is fuer TeMple• A LEGAL READER. . . z-- UNIVERSITY OF RIJINBUI:GII, Joie .IS. 1 This die the Stratus Artadrmirr, of the It n :y er : sit' , .of F.dintitsco!• «infected ter cli-i l ro e of Driefoi in Medicine on the followi.ig (Jentlet!:e..,sCter hot.. ioit gime through the appointed eitisioinitiloac. mot publicly &Feuded their inauur elissertati..4,-.- or ICAP7 LIMO. Archibald W. Crielden 11. bfeletneinlie Witlinue N. Strovions De Eyeropi :Aid. George Wylie De inierii as. lessee Williamson De Dpeeteria. roost Petrels Verge De Enpqmiete. Frederick Bede ) De Djeente: i,i . Tboeaas nee% e .. .... De Cpuische If lev. lobo Elliotaun.. Dr lefiasosomiti.o.e coo:Novi. Jobb Collision .. Di Piaui. i Thelowt Peach De lore. •.I Home Payne Dr Art unoni.,. Joke %Visit/mi1.... ..... De Itedrepe A NaI:MS. Judos B. Deerrsh•osic ...... • D• Ihipoutondria. Matthew H. Conic De Drive(' in. . 0 raps' 11/1111.•11D. Willow Thorpe • ....lbe Seie7nieis Cirean'er . i Thom . : Weise" • • • .• .• .. • Pe Aplfinitio 4 1 3...1..a :its ate* • . •De Contapie. Ti11..11,11 Ke11Y.... ..... ... • .L 4 Nrierrifie. Matti... Kenu0........ ..... De ''alien Pile• 111.• Jalok, Donworth be Erik air. itthest Llyoit De Deteateris. • 1 1111011 W•LCII. John Pagers.. " :. .De *refold. " likel. AVIIII•;• •