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V j _... e _ . ," 4 " • -a , — e • tpd / ~:_~ ~;~ .e .1 +t + It / V 4 1 41 1 4 -411 4 No. 6,837. PORT OP LONDON, 04. 2f,s 1824. FOR SALE. Broolcr of the llonorrisble the emtintistiottertt o f Ms maiatie , Prtisc Revenue, in a specious Room, at the Chief, OfEre, Ohl Broad-a:met, on TUESDAY, the Veil of November, 1024, it One o'clock in the afternoon precisely. A BOUT TWENTY THOUSAND GALLONS GENEVA, AND TWENTY THOUSAND GAIAMNS BRANDY, Which have been regularly coruleinned and re-distilled, now in nits, at the Excise Distillery. St. Catherine. Eatal?Koes may be bad at ad. each, and samples seen, et the &mime warehouse -keeper's Office, Tower hill, from Fridar, t h e M. to Woodsy, the l;th of November, 1324, front ten t ill two o'clack ; and on the morning of sale, from ten till twelve o'clock. Service can also be seen at the Fine and Forfeit Office, Excise Mice, Old Broad-street. )MPANY ; for Fro Ming the sod unlimited supply of Water of T ---_ AMES WATER CO; il Metropolis with *constant a rue and unexcelstionable quality. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. SIC Edward Backs Robert Rickards, Esq. Thomas Brunton, Esq. W. Routh. Esq. James Burton, Esq. Edmund W. Rundell, Esq. Chula Calvert, kliq. M.P. Robert Slade. Esq. William Stanley Clarke, Esq. Sir Walter Stirling. Batt. William Crawsoay, Esq. W. Thompson, Esq. M.P. and Wr:pole '..yre, Esq. Alderman. John Garratt, Esi. Alderman. John Fain Timings. Esq. R. T. J. Glyn, Lsq. Colonel Trench, M.P. W. Grerfull. Esq. John Tullock, Esq. Thomas !tellies, Esq. W. Venahles, Esq. Alderman. Thomas Liam', Esq. ties. B. Whittaker , _Esq. etorto Lla. Not- S amuel William, Esq. f ids. ice Rs*" Erg. Thomas Wilson, Esq. .... itAvEntrs Sir R. C. Glyn. Mills. Hallifax, Glyn, Mills. and Co. ; and Sir \Value Stirling, Stirling, and Hodson. ixoixtc Mr. Philip Taylor. soLicrToirs_ Messes. ireCman and Hcafhcote. All communications on the business of the l'otnretny to be ad. dtased to the Committee of Management of the Thames Water 4,:ompany, at tilessts. Freeman and licathrote's, Coleman-street. ROYAL NATIONAL BATH COMPANY, I. LANCASTER-PLACE. IV AAAAA 00-11lIDOE, )or constructing extensive BATHS in convenient parts of the Metropolis, suited to the edifice condi:ion of the inhabitants, • and combining all the varieties of Fresh, IVarni, Cold, Medi. cued, Salt. Vapour, and Pleasure Baths. CAPIT A L-250,00/11. DIRECTORS. MIS WAI.TiII STIRLING, Bart., Chairman. Jon x (tondo°, Esq. Deputy Chairman. Robert Child, Esq. William Rothery, Esq. John Farquhar, Esq. Richard Sanderson, Erg. Frederick Fineltam, Eaq. Sit Robert Seppings, F.R.S. Joseph Moore, M.D. Charles Smith, 31.1). Sir F. 31. Onintanney, M.P. IV. G. Stirling, Esq. BANICERS AND TREASURERS. Sir Wain? Stirling, Bart., Stifling, and 1104811, Strand; and ' Means. Illasterman, Peters, Mildred, Slasterman, and Co., Nicholas-lane, lumbard-street. ARCUIT.ECTS. Miners. Bantuck, Geary, and hewer, Cornhili. SOLICITOR. George Abbott, Esq., Mark-lane. The &mind to be invested is 2a0,1100/., and this sum is to lc rowed in hdl. Shares; but a power is given to the Directors to in_ crone the capital to 3410,00 W. if they hereafter think proper, the Present Proprietors having the preference la the purchase thereof. l'vro pounds deuorit or instalment is to be paid upon each Share at die purchase thereof, and a further instalment of three pounds on sig. in the decd of settlement ; two months' notice shall be given of the last day on which the said deed shall be open for signatures. Other calls will be made upon the Shareholders as the Directors may think necessary; but such calls shall not exceed live pounds per share, at any one time, and two months notice shall be given of every such call, and the instalments must be paid upon the shares as they become due. No person shall be allowed to hold, in his or her own right, more than forty shares. The holders of five shares, or upwards shall be entitled to attend general courts, and to give one vote on all business which may be legally brought forward ; and the holders of fifteen shares shall be entitled to give two .Seees; and the holders of twenty-live shares, three votes; and the holders of forty shares, four votes. No person is eligible to wry* as Director or Auditor, unless he boll. or hia own tight, ten shares. Whilst .the menopotia of every other country is amply provided with Public Botha, it is surprising that London alone, so .pre maiormanwnLilliMutponithiaatiutdsoa, olioultt is this mope*• stand to obitionrairknomaly. and an exception so inamustent with its relative Unpins/tee, and the health, comfort, and well :litof h. immense pePulation. 421 benefits resulting from warm and cold bathing require 0 t; the.practice has received the sanction of all ages, lapand the, testimony of the Faculty: the acknowledged try of the advantages to be derived, can only expense, and the inadequacy of the means have long been subjects of serious regret. Thoaninds, for want of proper accommodation, are driven to lathe in the most distant, exposed, and dangerous situations, and ' share:ter number are. from this circumstance, deterred from the 1 Reunion; the extravagant charge for Warm Baths excludes all but the opulent from their enjoyment. Them tan be no doubt, therefore, of the necessity which exists fir the censtruct:en of extensive Public Baths in this crowded ma. DOl.thq, and of the certain prospect of ample remuneration fix the mita which it is proposed to employ in carrying this object into den. These conshlerations have led to the formation of a Joint Steck Company, for the purpose of supplying the deficiency complained ef, and to aford to all classes wf the community the means of in i!elen)f, at a moderate expense, in a recreation in every way so tmeitial to their health and comfort. To accomplish this, ft is proposed, in the first instance, to con struct a principal /lathing Establishment at the west end of the town, upon a scale of miagnifivinee which will do honour to the architecture. of the country (of which the plans may be seen on ap eieatioti at the Compans Of fi ce), combining all the varieties of fresh, warm, tread, med icated, salt, shower, vapour, and pleasure bathing, under regulations which will ensure the patronage of the highest and most respectable of both sexes, to whose use, exclu :Ude, this Bath is intended to be devoted. Another equally extensive Bathing Establishment will be imme d sell constructsd in the most populous district at the eastern ex oven, of the City, and other Baths suited to the relative condi tion-sof the inhabitants, will be provided in various parts of the metropolis and suburbs, to which the terms of admission will be so moderate, as to place the benefits of every description of bathing eithin the tech of the poorest classes. hi she constractinn of the Baths the Company will be assisted by the experience of the leading scientific men of the age, and the tnou distinguished members of the Faculty, so that they will be Lyme/ and conducted upon the most approved principles, and at the sane time with the strictest regard to economy, compatible with 6 t objects in view. rally convinced. from the united testimony of all ranks and rtsfessions, that the objects which they contemplate will prove ,statsleelr lisneticial to the community, the establishment of the itopit IN:din:Al Baths cannot be deemed a speculation, as the Company will confine themselves to plans which are known to be Planitable, and or which the expense is susceptible of the most iamb eslculvtion. Appliestions for the remaining shares must be made by princi- P 4 coif, addressed "T o th e Directors ," at the office of t he Com- Pan, th at llts ,, s.Edritonds and Wolfe, Change-alley. '...nder the c!pecial patronage of the Prince and Princess Esterhasys the Prince and Princess Polignac, the Emperor of Persia, and many dim, •zefished personages, and recommended by Ma most eminent Piiyoc,ans. It(mAirdLotAirth'S K i V i i is a V )i ß i,le p s o r w ec e it l e ull of effect possesses , ! T i t mtperties of sur;eising energy. It eradicates k reales, Pimples, iPOI2, Redness, and all cutaneous eruptians ' gradually producing a lelleately clear soft akin ; t rans f orms even the most sallow corn. Sadao into radiant whiteness; resists the moat scorching rays of 'us tans successfully opposes the attacks of inclement weather, and mikes the karats and rough akin beautifully soft, smooth, and s+aa; impart, to the face, neck, and arms, a healthy and juvenile slam; diffuses a pleasing cooling"; and, by due perseverance in the application of Rowland's Kalydor, produces a beautiful cool- Salon. Rowland's Kalydor is equally indispensible in the Nursery as at :Its Toile. Perfectly innoxious, It may be used by the most de litata Lady with the assurance of safety and efficacy, possessing wittrihr and healing pr o p ert i es . To Mothers nursing . their off al.uts a given, in ail caws o f i nc id ental inflammation, immed i ate ef ; cools the mouth of the Infant, and enhances maternal plea sure its the act of administering alimentary nourishment. To Gentlemen whose Faces are tender after Shaving—A great tqclicity which attends the op erat i on o f s h av i ng i s M e Irr i tat i on o f 14 e skin; Rowland's Kalydor will be found eacellent beyond pre !talent in cm.f. mating and allaying that most unpleasant sensation. It remove Pnoleasant harshness of the akin, occasioned by intense solar heat or cold winds ; and thus, to the Traveller, whose &coca. f ‘ttly expose him pro mpt s changes of weather, proves an in '4lblespecitic--a resouree—and, as conducing to comfort, Plenum; appatdage and invaluable acquisition. Sold pint botilis at tts 01., and in half.pinta at Ss. &I. each, VP Included, by thew& proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, qt. la, Hattors.garden, Holborn, London ; and, by appointment, of most Perfumers and Medicine Venders, who vend their tele kited M ACASSAR OIL. otisen e . • o prevent imposition ask for Rowland's Kalydor, and 4" the s'Lnatute t In red ink, on the label, "A. Howhind end tia ,„ 20 to led to rid to 180 to 21d 10 22d to 2 8 d to 214 to 1114 to 10 to Idd ?Od Sir Thos. Suchard, IphiostoD l John Lea. is, sco mt hire• :Barr., of .7oharoula. on, daugli f Tho'ww e ighteen two sister , . Turnout, rat her sge , !!on• gut the Ee l ' I in the 70‘11 many Ye ° l 000 0 5 :mom 0 S11)0 5 ' after 8 . 4;00 .'04 *OW' LONDON, MOND. To sail on the .73ih or November, FOR BONIII.‘ Y direct, the fast-hailing coppered A 1. I: Ship AIIiTY, )li N RAY. Commander, Mathes, UP Tons. lying in the West India I.vnivt Dock. This Ship has excellent accommodation for Passengers, and will carry a skilful eurgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to Messrs. Fraser, Nicol, and Co. 12, St. II elen's Place; John Chapman and Co. 2, Leadeahall street ; or to JOHN S. BRINLEY, 14, Birchin-lane. CiIIAR LES WRIGHT, IVints-merchant to the ROYAL FAAIILV, Opera Colunade, Haymarket, ham now on Sale the finest OLD PORT, 365. per doz. ; superior SHERRY, 36a. per dos.; and CAPE 3IADEIRA, 16s. per dos. Teo doges of each of the above Wines will be well packed in an excellent Sherry hogshead, bottles Included, by a remittance of 16L or half that quantity in hamper for U. or six gallons Old Port, 11•14111110011 sage, from pipe, in cask, casing, &e. for 3f. ' • or six galbast (mak, casing. &c. for AL ; or fourteen , gallons gamier Cape Madeira, cesk. &c. for Sf.—MADEIRA , IDONIA, CALCA. VELLA, LISBON. AIOUNTAIN, &c. 4a. dess us = landed ; CLlAlll2ebaulEw slaw 1212, lack 'wafts. 446 Pee doz. MARASCHINO, ISs. Gd. per tealL pone!, FLORENCE 01L—easee of third bake, 2L b. we Is. Gd. per flask. Old COGNAC BRANDY, 21s. 6d. and 235. Al. ;• RUM. 11s. and LI.. rel. per gallon. P.S.—Fine Old PORT 3s. per Bottle ; tine Old SHERRY 3s. and CAPE MADEIRA; excellent, Is. fad, per Bottle. Depot at Sussex-place, Old Kent-road, where the above may be had at the same reduced priece.--Edinburgh Ale lb. per dose..-1 No credit. fiIHE LONDON and WESTMINSTER VINE and 'I SPIRIT COMPANY, beg to assure the Nobility and Gen try, that their endeavour. shall be unremitting to merit a cantina. ante of the favourts with which tiny hare been honoured, and that they have c.oiranntly on sale the following Articles, warranted genuine and free from adulteration : per dozen. Fine Old Port - 40 42 Crusted ditto, from to 3 years in bottle . 45 54 63 Full flavoured ditto, in pints - - - Brown and Pale Sherry - 36 40 44 Real Amontillado ditto - . 43 50 Curious East India ditto - - . 54 iVestlndia3ladina JO 4 FRENCH AND G. Claret, St. Julien . —6O 1 Lalitteeliateau lICT- Pau - - - -00 140 105 Sparkling Cham pagne . - . . 84 Ditto Superior 90 C.IPE White Cape - - 19, 18 21 P Superior ditto, 31a dein; and Sherry flavour . - 24 Fine Cordial Gin, I ts. per gullo key, 11$. ; Cognise Brandy, 21s. ••• Country Orders inelosing re to Mr. \Cm. Godfrey, 18, Strand, pee dosen. Genuine East India ditto . . . 411 30 Tenerifre, Vidonia, Monte, Lisbon, Alountain, &c. - 36 40 42 Bucellas, finest qua lity . 42 31 alum'', in pints 33 Foreign Liqueurs, in cases of six attics; 21. its. per case. Curscoa. lOs. lid. ; Maraschino, las. Gd. per gash. 'ERMAN WINES. ' _ -- portcol . -. . 105 Ditto, ditto, in pints —J3 Sauterne 3loselle, he. . - - - 62 72 Old Bock VINES. Red Pontac -- 24 Constant* in pinta 28 Hock - - -- 28 Jamaica Rum, 14a. ; Whia- rtuittances. (postpaid.) addressed faithfully executed.. I FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN TIIE PRICES OF PLATE GLASS, From TWO AND A HALF So FORTY per Cast. BRITISH PLATE (ILA:W*4 COMPANY, Established by Act of Parliament, 1773. IPUBLIC are informed, that, in addition to the JL Reduction in the C'empanz's Prices, which took place in ISM, a FURTHER Redaction is n u de , from Two cad a Half to Fo'tw per Cent. on Plates of the superficial Measurement of S':x Feet ova spreard , , agreeshlr to a planted Scale, which may be 1 . 1:,11 at the Company's Wirehouse, ALBION-PLACE, 61sit - nt.0.5..-w fine Coler; amf 71r111Cansti: perior to that of any ot:ier Manufactory In Europe, is on Sale by Mr. J 01E3 HAWKINGS, Secretary to the Company, and also by Mr. WILLIAM NORRIS, at the Cow pants Works at Ittavenhail, near Premeot, Lancashire. TABLE OF REDUCED PRICES FOR SILVERED GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS. In. In. .E a. I In. In. In In. .£ J. 80 by 40 .. 37 13 :V 50 .. 43 4 80 60..5410 80 70 .. 71 10 1L 33 .. 1 113 13 .. 46 2 83 55 .. 53 It U.S 63 . . 70 11 90 10 . . 41 11 90 30 . . Slll 90 60 . . 68 18 DRI VB iCK all perhual. 90 by 70 .. Cl 3 10 95 35.. 43 18 95 45 .. 35 7 95 35 .. 66 14 95 65 .. 91 13 95 73 .. 113 8 100 40 .. 53 9 100 30 70 8 1110 r.o . 9-2 5 1110 70..111 1 100 80 .. 142 1 wed on Exportation, .t a. lila by 75 5 106 59 . 102 0 110 36 .. 59 3 112 71 . . 147 8 113 80 . 197 13 121 711 . . 172 123 63 .. 168 lb 127 50 .. 117 2 132 1:7..19x2 2 1:44 70 .. 214 7 140 16 . 187 12 2s. 9cl. per foot su- A CERTAIN LITRE FOR CORNS. TIIE INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLASTER. This most effectual remedy has enjoyed a very extensive sale for upwards of half a century, and continues to maintain a de. cured superiority over all Ointments, Salves, lize. of the like de saiption, affording immediate relief to persons atHicted with Corns, of recent or long standin, without the least injury to the feet. Prepared by T. Axtell, g and sold in Boxes, at Is. 'ld. each, by Messrs. Barclay, Fleet-market; Butler, Cheapside; Ildwards, St. Paul's Churchyard; front, near Temple-bar; Purser, I, Finch. lane; Sanger, MO, Oxford-street ; Sutton and Co. Bow Church yard ; Ward, P 24, Holborn; and all Venders of Patent Jfedicines. Of whom may also be had, Dr. SAIAION'S OUTT/E VIT/E, or CORDIAL DROPS, for the Cure of Coughs, Colds. Asthmas, Consumptions, and dis- orders arising from obstructions of the Breasts and Lungs. In bottles, at Is. *I. and 25.1 d. each. WELCIFS FEMALE PILLS have oh- V tained the sanction and approbation of Gentlemen of the Medical Profession. as a safe and valuable Medicine, in removing obstructions, and relieving other inconveniences to which the female frame is liable, especially those which at an early period of life frequently arise from want of exercise and general debility of the system. They create an appetite, correct indigestion, remove gultlimas and nervous head-ache, and are eminently useful in windy disorders, pains in the stomach, shortness of breath, and palpita tions of the heart. Purchasers are requested to remark, that, as a testimony of au. thenticity, each bill of directions is signed with the name of " C. Keantley," in writing • sold wholesale and retail in London by Wighttnan, No. 41'i, Fleet-street; Barclay and Sons, Fleet market; Newberry and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yant ; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Sanger, ISO, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street; Evans and Son, Long-lime, Smithfield; Johnson, lireek-street, Sabo; Butler and Sons, Cheapside; Godfrey %%Indus. Biahopagate-street ; 11. Mackrill, ‘Vhiteehapa ; and by all Country enders, at 2s. 91. per Box. *.• It Is necessary to inform the Public that Kearsley's is the only original and genuine Medicine, and has been prepared by them for more than shirty years. , Aa r poweLtsllED. THE ASIATIC JOURNAL and MONTHLY RE DISTER for British India, and its Perraencies. fist :November 1844, contains, in audition to a variety of interesting communications relating to India, the latest intelligence Irmo the various Presidencies t sa aim the new ariangernent of the Bombay Army, Indian Births, Marriages. Maths, &c. &c. London : Printed for Kingsbwry, Perbury, and Allen, Leaden. ball.mreet. This ds i ... T with a Portrait, lERCE EGAN'S CCOUN of the TRIAL of Mr. FALINTLEBO with sonic interesting Particulars 11=that unfortune etitan. re:wised by lisiet Lacey, GS, Paternostex-row; and all Booksellers. . Also in the be publitlted sncctlily, The TRIAL of the Rev. EX ANDER EItETCHER. By the Author of " The ' rial o he Her. Ett ti aril Irving." •.• Early applwation will be necessary to secure cop:q of these publications. .-- - - JUST ruBLIsitED 1111' WILLIAM PARTON, HOLRORN.HILL. NTIRELY N EW COPY-SLIPS, elegantly written _LA by J. it EY If OLDS, W. U. pupil of the Late R. 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DESIGNS in PE N3IANSHIP ; exhibiting a great variety of Ornamental Specimens in that useful Science, 4s. &I. 21. CA 31 PION'S ORNAMENTAL PENMANSHIP ; con taining complete sets of Alphabets, in Old English- Getman Text, Roman Print, and Italic Print, beautifully engraved by Alexander, and each Letter ornamented differently • for the use of Artists, Sculptors, and Painters ; tio. price is. NEW BOOKS. 29. CONVERSATIONS on POCTfIY, intended for the Amusement of Children ; by the Author of " The Buxton Dia monds," Btc. 18mo. half bound, with plates, 2s. 23. The CROCUS ; containir.g origins' Poems for young people ; by J. E. Al. accompanied with Engravings. Is. with plain plates, o► Is. 6d. with coloured plates. . . . 24. FAMILY TALES for CHILDREN; by Amelia Stubbs, 18mo. half-bound, with plates, Is. fkl. 25. LEARNING BETTER THAN HOUSE AND LAND, as exemplified in the History of Harry Johnson and Dick Hobson ; by J. Carey, L.L.D. 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ERDRN'S NEW MAP of the ENVIRONS of LONDON, on the clear Reale of one inch to a mile: in which is contained all the improvements up to the present time, and exhi. biting all the Patt.s, Cross Roads, Towns, Villages, tke. with the distances on the Turnpike Roads, drain from the late surreys of tbe different Counties. By W. Ebdcn. Size 241 inches broad by 211 inches high. On a sheet - 6e., 0d. . - 1n a case for the pocket . 75..6d. On rollers . 10s. (Id. . On rollers, and highly varnished . 12.. Od. In a French case, extra . . Qs. 6d. U. A MAP on SHEET 126 MILES ROUND LON DON, 6d. U. A MAP 15 MILES round LONDON, 013 a Sheet, Is. 44. A MAP 10 :MILES round LONDON, on a sheet, 6d. 43. A MAP of the CITY of LONDON in the time of the Saxon Dynasty, about the Year One Thousand, compiled from the most authentic documen:s, public and private. Size 161 inches high by 2til broad. On tine drawing paper, coloured . . 24. M. Ditto ditto ditto case - - . da. 6d. Ditto '• ditto ditto can vass, rollers and Tarnished Ca. Cal. Ditto ditto ditto in French case, extra . 5.. dd. _ - 41S. A NEW !IMP of PALESTINE or the HOLY LAND, or the Land of Canaan; dit ided ioto.Twelve chap. xiii. to xix. Size 14i inches high by inches broad. On tine drawing paper, full coloured sheet - Is. lid. Ditto ditto ditto in Can - '2's. 6d. :Ohio ditto ditto eanvass,rollcrs,and varnished 4a. Orl. Ditto ditto ditto dissected . - ltd. ..... - 47. A new and improved VIEW or the comparative HEIGHTS of the principal 3101TETAINS, and LENOTHS of the princi pal RIVERS in the IVORL1). ' The whole judiciously arranged from the various Authorities extant, by W. R. Gardnsr. S'ze 144 inches broad by 111 inches high. On tine drawing paper, coloured sheets 3s. Ditto ditto cue - . . Ss. Ditto ditto canvass. rollers, and varnished fn. dd. Ditto ditto dissected . es. W. NOVEMBER 1, 124. FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. IVhileltoll, Oct. 21, 1824. The King has been pleased to grant to the Rev. Charles I:4word flutchinsott, M V4t1.1 of Arts, the place and dignity of a Prebendary of the C:ltlicrirsi Church of Chichester. void by the promotion Of axtor Robert Jantes Carr to the are of Chichester. flier Office, Oct. 29, 11124. 4th Regiment :at Light Dragnons—Cornet Wilford Bulkier to be Lieuteuant, , Wurchasc, 'ice Methold, promoted is the /3th foot. Hi h Regiment of Dragoons_Raymond Deo to be Cornet, by purchave, vice Lord Pelham, appointed to the Royal Horse 6uarila. Hth Regiment of Light Dragnons_captain John Gregory Bnumyardt to be Major, by purchue, rice Mare, ptomain'. Lieutenant Thomas Morgell to be Captain, by purchase, vice Btuinagarilt. Comet John H. Spcor.cr to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Morel. Berkeley Wodchouse, Goat. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Spooner. let Regiment of Foot—Captain John Octavius Glover to be Major, by purchase, vice Nixon, who retires. Lieutenant Horace Suckling to be Captain, by purchase, rice imago John Temple to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Suck ling. Edward Evm, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Temple. 19th Dim-Alain? Edward hem, from the iii7th Pout, to be 3lajor, vice Lockyer, who exchanges. 30th a Ditto--kitafr Quariermaster-Serjeant .3 to be Quartermaster, vice Kingsley, deceased. Ilet Ditto2-Secltrtil Lieutenant /Arehart Price, ftiolotie Foot.. to be Ensign, vice Tathwell, prinnoted. 97th Data—Major Edmund Lockver, from the 19th Foot, to be Major, vice Leon, who exchanges. 69th Ditto--tieure Brockman, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Price, appointed to the dist Foot. 2d West India Regiment—Lieutenant Hobert Demilton, from the 99th Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Ross, appointed to the Royal African Colonial Corps. lioyarAfrican Colonial Corps—Captain William Ross, from the 21 11 cat India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Donald, who retires. iMPOSTURE UNMASKED. Progrescof Merit, although frequently assailed, i it not impeded by Envy and Detraction. The aggression of ambuscade terminates in defeat; and conscious rectitude uhf. tuately triumphs in the attainment of the grand object—public approbation. The test of experience is the guarantee of favour, and has established WARREN'S BLACKING in general esti mation ; of which there exists not a stronger proof, than the tacit acknowledgment of n host of servile imitators, who surreptitiously übttude on the unwary a spuripus preparation as the genuine ar. tide, to the great disappointment of the unguarded purchaser, and manifest injury of Warren. whose character and interest, by this inignituus system, are equally subject to detriment. It becomes, therefore, an indispensable duty, to caution the public against the manoeuvres of unprincipled venders, who having no character to bee, and stimulated by avarice in their nefarious pursuits, aim to the acquisition of money through any medium but that of honour. The original and matchless Blacking bears on each bottle a shore direction, with the signature "ROBERT WARREN ;" sdl others ace counterfeits; and in many instances the imposition labels are artfully interlined with a different address. in very small eh,. racier', between the more conspicuous ones of " No. 38," and " STRAND." It is earnestly recommended to shopkeepers and others, who are deceived by base fabrications of Warren's Black ing, to return the detected trash to the source from whence it came wed expose the machinations of rascality to merited obloquy. Warren's Blacking m is surpassingly . ; it excludes damp. gives pliancy to the leather, retains its puste. virtue in all et: mates, and, combining elegance with comfort, is an article equally of indispensable fashion and utility. Sold by every respectable Vender in town and country, in bot tles, at fid., 12d.,•aml lsd. each. BISIL CONTRACTOR WITH — iiiii 7 EltNMENT FOR TILE PRESENT LOTTERY, HAVING, agreeably with his usual custom, advertised the Scheme in full, now calla the attention of his best friends, ide public, to its principal attractions. It contains Two Grand Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds, and Thirty other Capitals; all the Prizes are sterling coney ; there are 130 Blanks, every number sure of at lout M. ind the plan of haying the whole Scheme decided in one day having given such general satisfaction, is again adopted by Blab; as all the above (a. petals, and all the other Freer will be drawn, and every number decided, on IVEI)NESDAY NEXT, all ih,ooe day. ••• As the interval to the Drawing is so very short, and Lotteries are so soon to terminate altogether, Dish solicits an early purchase at either of his Offices, .1, Cornhill, and 9, Charing cross, where the following Capital Prizes, all drawn on Tuesday lest, 6th inst. were shared and sold:— _ _ 15,456 .... . . . a Prize of . . . 20,11...01. No. CV . . Another Prize of . . 20,0001. i 10,000 . . X 2,030 10,4.40 . . £3OO 7.401 . . £220 8,744 . . . 1,000 11,828 . . . 3 00 104138 . . . •,...10 18.478 . . . 1,000 14,378 . . . 300 12,074 . . . 220 633 . . . 610 2,602 .. . . 2m 12,744 . . . :..20 8,087 • .'. MO 3,244 . • . 220 18,073 . . . 220 The Coutractor'm Offieci, 4, X'onillW, at: 9, Cltaring-cross. HOSPITAL STAFF. Assistant-Surgeon Joseph Stuart Hunter, fmm hall pay Rd Harrison Battalion, to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces, rice Hospital-Assistant Ewing, appointed to the 2lst Foot. 1% illiam Thomson, Holt. to be Hospital ASl4ll4:n to the Forces, vice Otsdes, deceased. BANKRUPTS. Henry Fauntleroy, Berriers-street, St. Mary-la-bonne, baker, to surrender. November 3U, December 7, and 11, at ten, at the Bankrupttt' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Alexander Gordon, Old Broad street. 3larsh, Josias Henry Strain, Henry Fauntlerov, and George Edward Graham Boners-street. St. Mary-la-bonne, bankers, November 30, December 7, and 11, at ten, at the Bank rupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. William Seymour, Little Portland street, Cavertdishogoans. Plurnsted Lloyd, Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars-road, Surrey. malt-factor. November 13, 20, and D e c em b er 11, at e l even , at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Crauch, Union-court, Broad street. Jennie Davies, r/xforil-strect, nrangc merchant, November 6, 13. and ISeeernbir 11, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Worse Frederick Abtaham, Great Marlborougb.atroet. Matthew Hickson, Mancheater, draper and tailor, November 6, 20, at eleven, and l)erember 11. at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. zzolieitors, 31esers. Adliagton, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford row. William Valle, Newington-causeway, Surrey. draper, November 6,.13, and December 11, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. s.licitors, blown. Gates and Hard% ick, Cateaton-street. William Hippon, Earl'. Heaton, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, mer-1 chant, November 12, 13, at the Sessions House, Wakefield, and ' Deesuiber 11, at eleven, at the Man and Saddle Inn, Dewsbury.' Solicitors, Messrs. Fisher and Sudlow, Thavies Inn; and Mr. Archer, Ossett. Charles Cotton, Burslem, Staffordshire, innkeeper, November 8, 9, and December 11. at ten, at the office of Mr. Ward, solicitor, llurslem. Solicitors, Mr. Wolston, Fumival's Inn ; and Mr. %Yard, %Mem. Hobert Foxton, Norton Grange, Durham, common-brewer and spirit.nierchant, November 25, 26, and December 11, at eleven, at the house of Henry Wade Foxton, innkeeper, the town-house, Stock ton. Solicitors, blessrs. Perkins and Frampton, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn ; and Mr. Raisbeck , Stockton.upon-Teea. Charles NYignall, Liverpool, turinntine-distiller. November 19, 10, and Decem b er 11, at one, at the George Inn, Dalo-easset, Liver pool. Solicitors, Messrs. Lace, :Willer, aLd Lace, L.rarpool; and Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe, Temple. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 23. William Lea and James Farr Lea, Palawan:l'4ow, ribbon-manufacturers, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 24. William Hadley 3lott, Btighton, wins merchant, at twelve, at the New Stevie Hotel, Brighton. Nor. 23. George Robinson, Wapping, ship.charldles, at two, at the Court. Nov. 241:7'11, omss Ward Andrews, Stamford, Litwoln. cabinet makersgthe Horns Inn, Stamford. Not:22. George liardwell, ltungay, Suffolk, linendraper, at tie. ren, at the Norfolk Rotel, Norwich. N0v.30. Edward Bunn, Hermitage-place, St. John-street-road, Clerkenwell, merchant, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 20. T. Norris, Bartholomew-close, coach-master, at eleven, at the Bankrupts. Court. Nov. 27. Frincis Ridadale, Leeds, merchant, at eleven, at the. Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 23. William Nelsco, Jewin-cresceast, Aldemgate,-street, brewer, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 6. John Pelham, bCII. Alaidstone, aced-crusher, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 11. John Winnfield and Thomas Thompson, Gateshead, Durham, cart-iron founders, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 74 Joseph Hooper, Tooley-street, Southwark, chymist,:at ten, at the Bankrupts' ( ourt. Nov. SM. Isaac Spurrier, Enfield-highway, 3liddlesex, coal-mer chant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 23. William Bath, Copenhagen-house, Islington, victual ler, at ten, at the Bankrupts Court. Nov. 20. Chas. Christian Becher, Lothbury, London, merchant, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 'M. Henry Underwood, Cheltenham, builder, at eleven, at the Horse and Union] Inn, Gloucester. Nov. 20. Daniel Scott Norton, Uxbridge, brewer, at one, at the Bankrupts' I out. Nov. 20. John Godwin Barring. Fenchurch-buildings, broker, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 20. John Bromley, Circus-street,New-road, Mary-la-bonne, ironmorgor, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 20. Edward Blackley, Wood-street, theapside, warehouse man, atawelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. lX). Edward Blackmore, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, tailor, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Court. Nov. 20. Thomas Hull, Piccadilly, tavern-keeper, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 20. John Cannon, Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 20. Joseph lliluer George, Horsham, Sussex, druggist, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. CURTILICITES—Nov.2O. William Matson and Charles Matson, Water-lane, Tower-atreet, wine-merchants.—Willlnro Middleton, Liverpool. tta-dealer.-- John Baptist Austin, Chcapsidc, Johnson, ‘Worksop, Nottinghamshire, coal-dealer.—Joseph Read and Jo seph Jacobs, Lovelane, cluthwurkers.—Andrew Rollo, Sandy's row, Disbnpagate, chair-maker.—llenry Suinner Joyce and John Joyce, Imbrued, Soniersetshire, said John Joyce, Bucklersbury, clothiers—Charles Slessenger, Oxford, cabinet-maker.—Daniel Hazard. Hackney, rner.iumt. • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. William Smith and 1 William Partridge, Walworth Common, Surrey, retail-brewers.—Alexander Hillary and William Cable, Pedlar's-acre, Lambeth, timber-dealers. -Richard Brown, sea, and Richard Brown, jun., Huddersfield, cloth-drawers—Catherine L e i g h, R u b y Lancashire, and John Done, Salter's Well, salt-manufacturers .— Hugh Andrews and John Andrews, l'uintingtnn, Somersetshire, farmers.--John Phillipps and Jona than Webber Phillipps, Padstow, Cornwall, mercers.—Richard Halliwell and William Kr.owics, Ormskirk, flour-deiders.—A. Cowan and lr. Cowan, linaresborough, Yorkshire, woolen-drapers. —William Young and llenty Sumner, \Westminster-bridge-mad, hatters--James L. Collins and Stephen Price, Trowbridge, Wilts, wine-merchants.—llenry Bloram and Matthew Bloxam, Little Britain.—John Whittle and Thomas Farrington, Chorley, Lasts shire, timber-rnerchants,—Thomas Oruntlyahvid Ogg, and Wil liam Richards, Northampton, iron-four.der.--Richard Brooker and Wilfiam Can. Newhaven, Sussex, brewers.--Charles Heath. Tho mas Heath, and William Hawkins Heath. Andover, bioutharnp ton, bankers.—James Swift and Matthew Rhodes, Sheffield, scis sor-makers...-Onorge Boardmiin and Wm. Boardman, Liverpool, 9 _ l pirit-uierchants.---Thomas Vines and John Pitt, Wlntechapel and Borough Markets, hay and straw salesmen. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, comprted from the Returns mad: in the week ending the 27th day of Oct. lOU is 295. aid. per hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Britain. Average price of Corn from the Returns received in the Week ending Oct. 23, Itr24. Wheat. Barley. Oats. I Rye. Beans. I P. s. s. d. d. 6. d. a. d. 5. 4. 39 10 40 8 20 9 34 4 40 11 40 Of ita . . ./. . Ir.-- -• • .-: Ce.,l.:':. • Ale..e. 'Sr 'S t. " . .:..„ _ . - .7--..... . ~A. 3 ,00 ; , .....-- . . . • 0-4 - i • • iii ....', . , -• S . . I.` mesmosissesmseresrawiremernammea mitmwmposisi s Price 7(1 . t. . _______., TRADE WITH COLOMIiI.I. t , -...... We mentioned in ourlast that :11r. Henderson, the Bit* , Consul-(enteral in Colombia, had succeeded in obtaining ''' the revocation of the Ikeree of the Colombian Coop :se fur preveotinF &reign merchants from conducting their own. . i business in the ports of that State. The followmg are copies of the lettres transmitted by Mr. Henderson to John t !- Bennett, fun, the Seeretary at Lloyd's, on this istb'eet :- Bogota, July 19, 1324. ' Veer Sir-I ha v e the please *mi 0f acelaing you, for ter Mkt- t , Alan of the merchants nacre-tam! Ili the trade of Colom b o, that the Congress hut revoked the decree ca the law of Cucuta, I pride. biting forage s's fiats conduce,* then cm m business u. the meteor cent:Mee- Ilettsu merchantswill now he placedteed oe Cie areas ,4. tooting s Went lane it: the transacting albeit. esnetrernal stake in tins comer,. The highest meet is due to the Inca-Pre/tiding and the eLinisties of State, for the very flammable meal metope manner is whi c h they hate attended to my reproe: :cuone on this r important questicti. The sbrozatiao of this device c.mnot fall to he mutually and i i .1 highly impale:tat to British and Color ibian lateresM. 1 have the honour to Lc, &c. (Sigtici' ' J.tMBn. HENDEFU9N. Ills Britannic Majesty's CousuetiateraL : vin Howe Ent. Seere•ary at Lloyd's. 4 Borate, Jul* tlf,lfit Dew Sir-1 hey to enclose you e copy of the Decree pented by , the Congress , to which nay Cuilliunairation- to You of the pith 'Mee referred. 1 have much pleasure it f u r th er hie:ening you, that a law has mimed the House ot Representatives., conceding to the merebents, on tlieir giving security twelve months (dose presto Se 1 plass regrind,. per Is mitre) for the payment of duties, that ut, by ' ' three Itiemlntatets at fear, eight, and melte menden The prevtoes collection of duties not bring regulated by vote etenite systems, 1 and being en many oc c a s ions -seceerliegle srbitrary, tee present . ' e regulation will confer addittenallaciley in tine interce et.: cf British nterehants with Cole:ctn. 1 ' 13 (Signed as abode.} • r • John Bennett, Esq. Secretary at Lloyd's. • ,1 The Senate and House of Representative of the Republic of I Colombia amembled in Congress, considering Ist, Thu ( 'olombia Las (meted her ports to all the friendly and neutral nations of the teeth, inviting their selnecti to establish ••1 themselves in her territory, in order to participate in the aeirepe 1 her soil oliCis, and of th e advantages t v a ra s h W are ° a peZ l i tu ar r n u t Lc. ' 2d, That the laws which imeale commerce by prohibiting et- • i retirees from managing timi r rr‘ptuy, are contrary to this frank ~ an generous conduct-Decree, Are I. Those laws and decrees are repealed which oblige traders to consign their goods to Colombian merchants, consequent/ foreigners may open for thanselvis stores in Colombia, to sell by i wholesale and mute end freely exercise any sort of trade, but at the same time they will be subject to all the taxes, direct and in- direct. which Celotnbiens pay. .' i ll '.• ( ' Art. 2. In the cetutneretal treaties which the executive power may make, it must endeavour to render their freedom reiiproad, and secure it to Colombians who may trade with friendly states , where the regulations do ROI exist. , .. . e Art. 3. Those toreignen who have commercial houses established in the territory of Colombia, shall enjoy the same terms as .• Colombians, Mr the payment of duties ; bat those who have not • houses, must pay ready money, or give saisfactory security to t h e ' sdministradores of tile respective Custom Houses. et, - - - SH I PI'ING INTELLIGENCE. -. ow -- j , FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ' e l , e e Fee no tern, Oe ri. :H.-Arrived the Thetis, Dunley, front Bil. boa, in 14 days from Bristol. Sailed his Majesty's ship Orestes, on a cruise; Caics, ~Isliton, for Riga; and .eophis, Rogers, for Bristol. t / •'' PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 29.-No arrivals or outlive. I)Eot., OcT. 29.-Arrived yesterday, anal sailed for the River to-day, the Alert, Schulte, Iruna Zente; and the Moinrcal, Thorn, '' front Tobago. ('ante down from the River, the Colombian packe, i Jones, for La Guayra; Awhile, Ifeyt, for Havre; Coriolanus, Bristow. for Africa; Rambler, Knight, for Malta; Meaossell, 11 11 ,i • Phillips, tor Jamaica; and Speculation, —, tar taro. At seven A.M. nearly the whole of the outward-bound sailed, bet have since .1, put back and remain. ...44 GRAVESEND, OCT. 29.-Arrived the Spring, Quolcio, from 1 Havannah ; Mary Ann, Routh, front Lisbon ; Guilford, Johnson. ' 4' from Van Diemen' Lnd ; John Grant, Glyn, front Onertoe Victory, Cubite, front Harlingen; New Union, Shilling, flute 4 1 • • . Dieppe; Mercury, Buck, front Rostock; Sarah, Clibben, front Antwerp; Louisa, , from Eno • Seven Brothers, —, , from Naive. Sailed, Competition, Jolly, for Virginia ; Sbut Rumney, Turner; Wellotley, Fertinian, and,Ruth, Munroe, front Jamaica. 1 :41 VAIISIOUTEI, OCT. 26....Tbe Velar+, Potts, of Sunderland. from London, we: towed into this harbour yesterday, e lab loss of .' -- C t masts. Sees sotto', 0cr.2d1.-The j'rospect of Scarbone ; Ilebe. of Sunderland ; Friends of Yarmouth ; Harmony of Engusei ; cal ice went on shore to the southwanl of this port, during the g .' th: . • 11th and 12th inst. have been got nil an brought into t ;Se e , r I to repair. The sloop Tay, of Dundee, anti Mereur . ; • , . were sold on the Strand. The Louise, or Keil, w e :'," 1 , • Pier-head, has been got up the harbour, and -'• 7 l. of 0 , t discharged in a very damaged state. The Stag, rom amburg'h for St. John's, Newfoundland, which arrived here on the 12th inst. has been obliged to discharge bee cargo, to repair. The bread and i f ~.'. flour are damaged, much of the former is quite !wasted. The Hope, of Sunderland, Gas been sold on the strand at Filey. WHIT DT, Oct. 2e.-Arrived the William and Ann, Terry, front ' Davis's Stra its, with 13 lisle 1.58 tuns; and the James, Quickeale, ' from ditto. The Sally, of Sunderland, and the Henry end fiat- i • riet, have been gut off the Stratid, and brought into harbour. Hein, the. Z.-Arrived the Zephyr, —, from Davis's 1 . 1 Straits. LIVERPOOL, OCT. 28.-Arrived the Lightfoot, Hind, from I t Santa elartha-sailed on the 18th of August; on the (eh Sept in let. 26. 30. long. 75. 53. saw i suspicious-looking anned schooner, which, on the approach of an American armed seitooner, made off; Benson, Smith, from (nuebec ; Friends, %Vitiate from Boston ; and the Clio, Kennedy, trotn Smyrna. The Amity, Vaughan, tor Buenos Ayres. has put hack with bowsprit sprung. The Boni Fin has put back to Bahia, leaky. The Hercules. Becker, from Hull to :Stettin ; the T.lus,\Vilson, from 31emel to Hull ; end a Swedish galliot, front Gottetiburgh to ile . 1 ' England, were Eat on the 12th instant, near Ilelkaurai-c ewe saved. VESSELS SPOE EX WIT 11.-Ca th erine, Davidsnn, Smyrna for the Clyde. 4th oh. ,It tier g enti ; Nimble, (none., Smyrna tor i ' ,! • London, 16th ult. tef Abram ; Mary Brale, Liverpool for Val- pariso, 26th ult. oil the Smalls. , SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ;11 - -.....- HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. 1 1 Wednesday, ): 11. Jolliffe, Elm's. tux hounds will meet, this day, at Slue. l ' wood ; ednesday, at Chipuead ; and Saturday, at the:fainters' Arms-at eleven each day. - The Surrey harriers w ill meet, this day, Wednesday, anti Satter- -4'4 day. at Sandentead-at ten. 111 r. Farquharson's (Dorset) hounds will meet. toenorrow, at it 1. ' Castle-hill ; Thursday, at the Somersetshire Ilelts ; and F riday et Shortwood. The East Kent fox-hounds will meet, Nov. 3, at Panetta., near Saadgete ; fele at Denton Mill; Bth, at Black Mel, Parham Downs; Ilth, at Scurry; and 13th, at Hal Hurst Wood. near • el v the. . , • 'the harries and hounds belonging to the Marquis of Ely, the 1 ' .v • officers of the 17th Lancers, and Mr. Collard, will, one or the other, go out almost daily throughout Mammon. • I ' The Warwickshire fox hounds will meet. on \ Vedninday, at Walton Wood •on Friday, at UR= Wood ; and on eetunlay, i , e i" ..;„ at Amity Wood. ' e The %%namely stag hounds will meet, on Friday, at I.ynn • Skute ; and on Monday, Nov. 8, tin Swaff ham Count -inch day . at eleven. •• • 1 Mr. King's hounds will meet, at Whlteway Wood, Somerset, on Wednesday ; and at Chulleigh Bridge, on Thinsdey. The • Hunt will assemble ten u o'clock each day. • Mr. flay's fox hthn d a will meet on Saturday, at Aqualate. it I The (''tester harriers will meet, to-morrow, at Brewer:* Hell; and on Friday, at the Kennel door. Sir Bellingham Graham's hounds will meet, to-marrow, at • Acton Heynald ; on Thuladay, at Ercall 11i1 ; and oa Saturday, • , at Twendows.d • fer Richard Puleston's hounds will MI; on IVedoestlef o at . Sam Bridge ; and en Frieay. at Ottley Peek. The Cheshire bounds will meet, on Wednesday, at Ox Illn 's Farm ; on Friday, at Duddon Heath; sad on natureay, at tee Web waymide-at half-past ten. . . : TIIOUSAND GUINEA MATCH. D ONC•ST ER, FRIDAY, 04. r. fee e • a ''l • 1 The gnat foot-race fur ore thousand guineas, between Captatn Parker, and Metcalf, the pedestrian, was run this day. a little anis one o'clock, on the footpath from Benne tt h or p e to the Mee dell, I i over the South road, at Doncaster. The Captain rec....steed forty yards at starting, out of a mile ; before they had run 300 yards, Metcalf had gained the forty yards given, and passed the Cuptain, i i• . when he had it all h's own way (running backwards atad minim, Ilia opponent gave in after he had run abo ut th ree parts of thedis)- tance. The triune. did 1,00 yenta in eve salinities and twenty-six seconds. Seeend sporting men were present, and urinary to • mese considerable amount was betted ; immediately heftily' eintiv, bit to four on eletindf. The Captain was &eased hers tight blae edit jacket, whitecap, and buff shoes; Metcalf in pink. e _ „,_ • - Messrs. Eimefuts and C o . o f t h e M a id stone Bank. have I tiF 1 1 recovered the parcel lately stolen from the csach oNe of s that town, with the whole of its contents. • • . • N • . P.‘RISH OF ST. NIARY-LA-BONNE. Oct. 30, 1824. T ANTE!) to borrow the Sum of TWELVE THOU SAND POUNDS. towards building a new Court House io this Parish, on transferrable Bonds of Md. each, bearing In terest at four per cent. payable half-yearly, secured under an Act of Parliament made and p asse l i n the 3d Geo. IV. and to he redeemed by a sinking fund provided under the said Act, the Bonds will granted at the expense of the Vestry. For further particulars, apply at the Court House, Oxfard.street. JAMES HUGO GREENWELL, Vestry Clerk. w.B I, at who Nue 'Obit 4w val. ON ° 7: lat eit sad ,tide l very = 4 kw I Wen with SIMI 11 le 21 Vs 11 Vs el I 3 21 1' 11 ltis 0 S3t to 606 to Ms Is 64 is ed to 296 to 51.15 to 211 s to 441 to Ms to as 56 04 Ss 44 we). 4 4d a 44 foT tie Wally th 110 a Ott —a el 76 Se 7es Se 82s be les ed e• at 7d toed kvatge. lig ad as 04 a 2s 9d is Kg 3 d 41 s Od