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4000 ball?, and teveral thousand tons of ponder Sud lead. Extract of a fetter from Cassel, October * 44 Ells Excellency Count Furstenstein hail the ho nour of giving his Royal Highness the Prince of Sweden. in his passage throngh this town, the grand decoration of the Ora; sir be presented id the name of his goveirign. " The Prince wore. the slay otrwhiclv he arrived, the sky-blue ribbon of the order of the Seraphim. Count Monier received, before his departure from Cassel, the Cross of the Order of Westphalia, set with brilliants, which the Kiug had ordered him to be presented with. TROY TEL vaiviLeams Dg DODIDLD n.u.Lr, OCTOBER 20. IMUNICU, SIM. 20. The Chevalier Debray has arrived from Peters burgh. We are informed, that, at his audience of leave. previous to his departure, the Emperor Alex owlet expressed himself as follows : 04 No doubt you will hear on your journey several ri.ticulous mauve respecting disputes between Russia and France. It is very extraordinary that men will attempt to divide the empires from each other. —Do not be alarruel at such unfounded re ports the Emperor Napoleon loves me. and I entertain the same sentiments towards him. The bonds of union between the two Empire. can never be separated." ♦ENICE, fbYT. 25. Oath. 2.2,11 of this month, Has Majesty the King of the Two Si:elites reached Naples, from his tamp iu Calabria. Flis Majesty proposes to remain there only four days, when he will again visit the South of Italy. •lINNI. OCT. 11. The letters received by the Greek Merchants of this city.mention. that the Turks 104 4000 men Dl, the tail se 24th utt. at the Serviaa Camp at Deli. sum mum HIS 110TAL RIGHASSi TN cow moss OF OWSDIN, TO un uII32IITY Tilt 1110. ° Ittpawwlf will mot attempt to reprowint to yam Majesty the Al sip by which I was pervaded. when I understood that 41111141011. highly celebrated in the swath of the world, had thiagist it to direct their *treaties towards • military ithateeter. who ewes every thin to the affection of his coun try. It will be ellallA ffillicelt fur me to repress my gratis ewe sad astesiolimeat at the woolorfel earignimiinity with which year Midesty presestod, as year successor, • person basal Mips b l ed, Wis. The mere year 7dajesty hat es. Itrommied bit seataaplish this °lliac% for tbe Swedish people lbe awes Matte is my gratitude. " l 40 oast essessi from myself the extern see difficulty of soy &Om but if I ass treat ray owe bead, I shall folil thou -Tbarit lamer mated is the seal oft mut a enure pored epilog af seise, and saver was titre • happier Prottritil riposted fix law to daffiest' his adatesee to gibe warty' o seties " Heists is year Majestfe letter was delivered to me by the Cunt Mauer, 1 bastes,' to forward it to His Ma jesty the asspeesr sad Kier. He was pleased completely to wows hit guedweee towar4 we, by sotherislue tee to beesete the adapted sus of year Majesty. According to what you have boas pleased to widens to vac, I shall bosom .y tbsporlare, ti lay et your Majesty's feet my valeta betaage, and to wake your Majesty the depabiaory of my astli. Ts this day i base placed my whole Noe and 4;iiander 'wortilag sy country, but France will, I venture to Satter uptelf. Meal me in my exertions fur the beorfit of Swedes. Rise eosin*, wittiest emotion, see one of her flail. drew dealsed by the voice of a ros‘nauirpons people to genre a kiapditai which has hero lose sambaed among her traa„ with profuusidcst rimpert, 0 Your mint d,ivtrd and d+ediem, (Sigeed) "J. it: " IMPERLIL PAKI.I.47,IENT. HOUSE OF Loftus -Nu• Their Lordships lieg:in to assemble won after three o'clock, and about r quarter before tour the Lord Chancellor took his seat on the Woolwich, and the House immediately proceeded to prayers. Strangers !►wing re-adinated. the !Ant° CHIA !.1 CILLLOII 10011 tiftrfVti4rtil mid add their Lordships to the following purport :—•• fly Lords it is necessary for me to state the particular (Mum *cancel which attend the pre,-tat ca>in► of our being assembled. Your Lordslil;ei ran have no doubt, after tiit general notice whir! was given, and the expresped intention of His Majesty pre viously notified, and the orders which had already been nosed for a Royal Commission, that it was ►n contemplation that Parini:tient should be pro rogued to the 29th .lay of the present month. But from the peculiar situation of His Majesty's health, it was not thought proper to carry that intention into effect. It it, my Lords, with the deepest wilifitin:e I hare to state these reasons, and His Majesty'. present ill health. which has been oceaSoaed from a severe pres sure of domestic calamity ; but while I slate it with sorrow, I entertain •coofhleut expectation,..ip ported by that of hi, vilysiciana, that ills Maje.ey will. in a abort period, reCover froze► Ins present in disposition. On this ace -odor, wad the doubt W Foch might arose upon the leipday of um- Conirniteoon without the !iv' Martial, I thott:,ht it expe•dient tint to slit the Great Scut. J:cler these ctrcum s•nnees► it remains for tour Lordships to determine whether ynu will at th: , time adjourn. or to adopt stitch twosomes's in your Lordships pidguient Ova liotue ought to persist: upon the present occa sion." Tile Earl of Ltecaettot —" My T.owle, I com bletely participate In those feelings of sorrow which are lees expressed hr my Noble and Lemited Friend, under the pretest circumstances of flue M riestifs health.. In this feeling we must all par 14k• ilia at the same tittle I have no doubt (for II 4 011fitiein expoctatiort is entertainer' by all Ili. Ma isity's physicians) that his indisposition will not be of Inns isolotiesalice. la this ideally* of affairs. it c clunk becomes we to non f at each meteures as will be mast conformable to these expectations and which' at the saint time are sanctioard by a (seise, preasideat marred upon your Lordships' join nil,. Tor this pure►.se it is my inlet:twit to move en adjournment. in the course of which time proper means may be adopted.to procure a full tit. tendence• of Peers; sod a better opportunity will he thus sffulded fur carrying into eltect any men surer which mar be necougry, if the louse i.hotifil then meet under tircumstAnces similar to those which utifortutiattly attend its present meeting. shall therefore move. " Thnt thus House. at iris ris ing. du adjourn to Thtirtley dor IStls Instant." U pint the Limb Cunacau.on putting the guess nun-- Lord flot.t.and rose and My Lords, I Rol certan your Lordships will give me credit upon the present occasion, that 1 do tint rise for the pur pose of making the *milli:at objection to the motion which the Noble Secretary has proposed. 1 stn aware of the precedent ant tini:tions this adjourn• meat, which is the inure ,Desirable, as it gives en opportunity of vrocurii.e that attendance which would be necessary if the same circumstances should contiaue. It is therefore in support of the motion I have now men ; and so far from having any wish to obj-ct, 1 have a desire to procure una nimity." The inotioniwas then put, cud agreed to unani mously. Cur Earl of LIVERPOOL then moved, " That their Lordships be summoned ou Thursday the 15th i I 111 al) t."—Ordered. The Earl of LIVkaPUOL likewise Moved," That the Lord Chancellor he requested to write letters to all the Peers, to acquaint them with the circum btilllCMB whick_ require weir attendauce in Parliament on Thursday the 15th instaut."—Unanimouidy agreed tu. The LORD Call taLLOa then, in the usual Win, put the question of admit ruiuent, winch was agreed to, after which their Lordships departed. the ciicumstloc:es may then exists it is or is not expedient. In itireitioat to the apparent courentency of this period, I relay, tire, that, by an etuietairitt l'itrltattientiltlir jesty. upon any sudden innergeocb as empty to call his Parliament together it a notice of fourteen dogs, should the emergency rppenr to renaiire their a.sembling, riven Moult they should disvo been prorogned to a later period. Thus the Legislature appears to consider fourteen days as alAt tune ; and if we want any preccdent further to strengthen our choice of any rnru period, it is to Ire found, not minty years age, iii pulut, and in favour, of that I have now to propose. I shall therefore submit to the [louse s (mitten. that at our rising this dry we may adjourn to this day fortnight; Ind the only additional consideration we have to loot! to . is,' to do every thiug necessary At the expir u tiou of that date, to forward the object we bare in vice, of * full and stacient attendance. For this purpose. and in pursuance of the precedent I have before al luded to, I shall have to add to my.proposition, that there sh all be • Call of the Howe; and Mitt we now direct, that circular letters shall be dispatched to every Me.tsber of it, requiring his presence on the appointed dvy. If the House concur with the opimnu I have olfered, this will be the subetance of the Motions I have to submit." SPEAKEIL put the cittentort on the first Mo tion, for pm A.Untirument to this day fortnight, the 15-h of Novetuh‘r. Me. SilltßlDAN—u According as I do to every senti aria expressed with So much propriety by the Hight Honourable Gentleman. and feeling highly gratified, iii etitrunon, I iint,eure, with every tndt rbinal the !lott,ir, by the happy expectation held forth to us of flis Majesty's recovery. I rise. Mr. Speaker, merely to have the honour of seconding the Motion in your hand." The queiition was then put on the motions —" That this 'Low. at its rising. do adjourn to this day-fortnight ;"—" That this Hutbie be then called over ,‘ That Circular Letters he written by the Speaker to the Members of this Ifouse, requesting their uttendalee ;"--which were oeierally carried were. eon. and the Muse ad j united to Thoinitlity the intt. accordingly. HOUSE OP COMMONS. Aleut four o'clock. u considerable number •r Members brviug trim, their places, Th SPEAKEZ from his sea t at thq Table, ad dress. d thim. 'The House, he said, had now met on the day to which they had been last prorogued ; hut lie wu, informed that, notwithstanding His Ma jesty'sProclaination, which had appeared in the Gazelle. they were not, as was customary, to ex pect any 'Message limn Ills Maje-ty. Under these circuiustancra, he conceived it to be his duty to take the Chair. in Drier that the House, being thereby efino twit:a, might elljouris itself. Ile accordii,gly tuuk the Chair amid cries of Chair Chair The SPEAKI:II then proceeded to count the {rouse, alter which he informed them that he hid iHrued a Nea Writ fur the Duroutth of Northanip toil, in the 'vow of the lien. Edward Buuverie, d ccerued. The CH VACUA ott of the EXf 11F.Qt: BR rose, and spoke nearly as fullows:—" I urn persuaded that the House. having Doe lii*ClDl/14 . 1i at the expim. lion of the last prorotation, and after a Proclama tion baring appeared to extend it to a future day, and the usu..l Coininisairm (Cr carrying that into effect not appearing—lsm persuaded that the Howie will be anxious to be made acqusiuted with the reasons city His Nlajmny's Servants were not prepared to carry His igajesty's intentions, BO Outworn - col, auto execution. 1 feel it to be my duty bind a painful one it is to perform) to state fur their information, that this circum stance is owiug to the indisposition—to the se were indisposition of hiss 134je•ty. I have further to state, that the Lord Chancellor, whose duty it is to obtain His Majesty's si,,to iture to the Cutninission, was nut able to obtain it: and he did nut think it neceme I to affix the Great Seal to it without that sanction I trust I shall lie per mitted by the House to snake one or two short oh am uos in addition to what 1 have already offered on this i.steresting subject. 1 sin persuaded, in. der 1, that it is cot necessary fur mi• to state any thing hating u tendency to increase the fveliog nod onsi• It ishielt unit ersally prevail hi consequence of Ili. 3lajestv's disorder; nur would I r, cur to the alibi, rt. but Ca- the puriwise of alleviating the aili t iloc felt 4.11 tliot account by this House and the I would ith•tatin from the topic, bat lweaa-e 1 know that tf oily thing eau lessen that ailictiali, it w:11 Le to hear that His IMajes ty'S ikah•poSitittil itrove from his anxious and s. itching over the protracted sufferings of a hriii•tii child tteur, hese, hear, hear!)— It drink use very great consolation to have to say, that the enure of his ditaritcr bring ascertained and known, additional means for adiniille. Leung to hi• r-oi••r.---,' Hear, hear !)--It is 1111/0 a groat constitution r to add, that the symptoms of :i.s t 1,51 are of a peculiatly livid nature; and aii orh..r high AriniGeataini to use is, to have it to State to nos tiousr, Coal the Physicians mow attendaut iipo.i Nlaj.sty express is insist confident els p-ctation of his recovery.— 'Here an exp AAAA aOll of fords satisfertion at Areri.c t ; Ail statement ran throve!' the Hostse.)-1. felt tt illy duty to Jay this m1 . ./111141111•1 heron! the I lou-e. iu toi.tice to their anx.oits fev,o-..;.; and have only to offer one or two retinarks ON the pr octiral question of what i WOI 111,1% (1 •• (:!,(11.• You. Mr. Spew ki r, Kara t.i us. llo4t to proceed to has.- i•ven '44 I'l' it practicable, would he inexpedi rut ; nod that Ilir proper course for us to pursue is to n !ionrii kr n cert.ii I .hall lint now enter iiiio the que•!ioii of the wailicahility of pro. cording on pishl,c hoavrs., ..s : t is an object which dean mils our rosi.4ler3t.em. It the Proclamation and Commission. li t which I'mliament ass pro. mor ,l to tilts day, it w a s n. 4 iii.tsced as the nitro. firm of ilia Nlaysty to %.r. I'l I/11;111CW ; 11,11 nn the cosstrary„ Igo the but Pr.alamatine, which hair not been carried into O het by • Cimitaissiini, it is intimated to he his wish further to iubl birdie period of prorogation. But haying now wet in come, goence of the circumstances already explained. it cannot be the desire of the lions.. is this unpre pared state. to proceed to soy business ; anti the more an from the consideration of th e thi n attend ante of Members winch could at so short a notice be pracored. The only other object then fir oar consideration at this time is, to fix en th e proper period for an adjournment ; ant* I beg leave to suggest a fortnight as that which is most ebitible. A fortnight from this day is the shortest penal is which • House eau be eeoververd. even in owileient numbers to discuss with propriety the joastiots of a farther adparaameat. and I. decide dilieebee• THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, FRIDAY, NovEmsEa 2. We yesterday stated, that the Order in Council for proroguing the Parliament to the 29th, was of no avail without a Commission ands, the Sign Ma null; authorising the Commissioners to meet both Houses, and express His blastirre'ti will to that effect ; that, in MS MAJESTY'S present state, Mi nisters had not ventured to obtain such sanction ; ■nd that they had accordingly determined to pro cure all attendance of Membeee sufficient to con stitute a House, end adjourn over for a fortnight. Our 'leaden will find that the proceedings in Par liament yesterday wereeiroctlyas we anticipated, even in the minutest points. It was possible that a change might have taken place in the course of Wednesday night. sufficiently favourable to enable Ministers to obtain the Royal Signature to the Commission; bat if any hope of that kind was entertained, it soon vanished. Expresses continued to be sent off by Ministers to their Parliamentary Friends in the vicinity of the metropolis, requesting their attend ance ; and, at an early hour, the SPIAKSR of the House of Commons summoned by his Mace the Officers of the House to attend in their places ; a proceeding unprecedented in cases of mere formal . prorogation. From that moment it became, mani fest that a Meeting :rot the purpose of Adjourn ment was intended, and about three o'clock the. Members began to assemble in the House of Com mons. When the shortness of the notice is coo ■idered, Ministers must have used extraordinary diligence to procure so full an attendance. They mustered upwards of 150, and the Mitilliteriat side of Cie House appeared quite full. The number on the Opposii ion .idv did not exceed a dozen,inclioling Lord TEMPLE, Mr. SHERIDAN. S:r Tilos. nro Mr. Ilunstna, aint Sir SAuce:. Romist.v.—The flour of Lords began to assemble soon after three o'clock ; and here also, the shortness of the notice being considered, the attendance was respectalele.: On the Mini erisl side of the House we observed the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, Marquis WEL LESLEY ; Earls LIVERPUOL, WESTMAILAN D, (lAD. ROWDY, PrIIIIkOILESANDWICH, A Y LEsTOREL CAM DEN, WILTON, BATIMUY, and Kt %rim) ; the Bishop of SALISSUILY ; LAPIS WACHS:J:IIAM aid Sr. Iletses. There were also Dr, sent. the Duke of ST. JII.IIANS, Earl Cowl's/4 Vi-counts SIDMOL:TH i and CLIPSIEN. and Lord HOLLAND.—The speectiea of Ministers in both Houses admitted, es far as dr. heavy would allow, the melancholy nature of His M SJESIT's disorder, while they held out ho•.es of his recovery before the expiration of the p?riori to which they meant to adjourn. Coder all the sir.sam stances of the case, however, they sow the pro priety of endearestring to procure as lull an at tendance. as possible on that day, sir. ty the ISth instant. Accordingly. in the (louse of Lords, the LORD CRANCRI.Lot is to wrat n Circu lar Letter to each Peer, requesting his attendance en that day; and in the Commons, the SPltAtee is to write a similar Letter, and there is to he a Call of tbe Howse. During the adjournment, a Council will be held. to which all the Privy Owned/ors wilt be aumnimetd; and before them the Physician, will ►e called. and sworn to give anwiers to certain goes. ties, presumed to them. as to wiretbertlieMeJeate's indisposition renders him incapable of nseetmg his Parliansent, and of atteading to aey sort of public business? and what is their opinion of the deration'oe I . lis 111/.::Beri's ilineas..nail of the prit'ualii. ty s r & lre This the eiwrrAtsvoi uted o u t ly p r 0.4 ~ 1 the event 41iildii:tiqtrra wie..tery se th e s te : * vil e or of ihis disorder Oxisio,thg I...sarable try Mielikers wiY prolial4;sitaipose a farther udi e , s , meat in the tith ; but jf orifurtioately, Very cannot he Triilatidably eapected a dia. * (10y, audit owtdd beiucainpatible with th e 6 4 , 4 of the countrithit tbv functions /0f Royalty A u di rurnitn suspended until its ordeal: then. sue i s that can, 101 : 011 7 eirfket 3 Pull'oitil'o foe a n e . Oil 1110 drip of meeting.--It wisa rr voted yesterday, that HIS MAJESI 1 . 111 01•41 token n re,v fivonrabl e turn oz. Writ!ti o . day (...vradlig. 'rue Het4etit and aiucere pn y . net as elfectioLatc• people arc offered up for ho tra. very, and what we aid) we are naturally Parent bel ieve ; but i!" any change did take plac e on 11 . 4 •. nesily we fear, it wns very slight. Th t , univ one itulletiu issued in that course of dit (ki t end the following is a copy of that sherry nit. Queen': Palace to till inquirers yeiterday " Windsor Castle, Nut. t, Hit Majesty bas passed tithes a better ei g ht, lad i vouch the same to-day as yesterday. "HENRY HALtORD. w. Ming DV& " M. BAILLIE* The whore did not arri►e yesterday at Quii,4 Palace WI three o'clock; so t h at the day was away gone before the anxiety of the public pas reline!. Surely there are Dragoons and Mesarogen es& cient at Windsor, to be dispatched to Lewis' to niedia.ely after the Bulletin is kilned, which ust the hour of nine, by which means it might be lad,. fished in London between do►eosud twelve, We have received Paris Papers to the 2tltl from one of which, the Jsarnal du Ca-otro, we have entitle .ome further extracts of Or milli buy operations in POttilgell. They, , :antiat •f two official documents: the one from therm at Valladolid; and the other from Larosir.st Van; and both addreesed to the WarrVtoiiter at tarn . MASSE X A'e SCCOU gre•IMIT therefore pit lad not reached Paris; or if it bad, Boaxraut ha tholight fit to postpone, or suppress it, publicans'. LAMISCaT'S letter I; dated the Sth of October, and is received by Dower oo the nth; it lat, therefore, been a week In travelling sheet re Englists miles. from V 1490 to Valladolid. Tao iitained4te object of DaosarbAllobrhaferit Vailadow lid was to keep open tbe coniaialliciditio of Sisssasa with Aline ids. of the difficulties and tnterraptien of which both these official docaments found:abut:Lint proof. It is material to °beers% that Dann - poses the poribility, on the fah. that be may then time to disperse the Pnituguere waiter. resell Steels!' lei bella.:llasrterirbefare the dell engagement. if so. Lord WttuxGros's next , patches will not possess the lamest 'hick was t preheuded. if the atteck depends epos 14A. seas. rod he is waiting for DMMET, the bat i k has not yet taken plebe. The Terrace at Vt'ind.or stilicontinues shot. The Princesses AUGUSTA and SOrlilAt ti•e Duke of Csmisatutre, rude out at eleven o'clock till one, attended by Lady Ete, Generals OTTISE cud GARTH, and ColouelTairtoe. The Qui:eir and Princess ELIZASETH took as airing to Froginore, returned at half-past one, arid went to Princess Aim's. who °tom" l° t he same state. She had shout two hours Triton Wed nesday aright, but was no better yesterday. The melancholy illness of His Masai. sad critical stair of atitirs, cannot arrest the progress of feattiug among Ministers. The E:ul of USIA- Pool. gave yesterday a grand dinner at his house is Privy Gardens. Yesterday morning the Marquis Wuttsttl. the Lord Cnsucattoa, and Mr. Secretary RIDS& arrived at Windsor, and hod an interview with the .Duke of CUMISELLAND till twelve o'clock, who they returned to town. %batiste's sent for the Archbishop of CANTU.. BURT on Wednesday night, with instructions 1 loin to be seat for to town front wherever be might be. The •Loato Cos/Kett.** was sent for by Win ter, on Wmluesday morniug, out of she t7iiart Ci.ancery ; in consequence of which his 1401 6 . 111 0 adjnurue•l the Court between to and 11 o'clock. Yesterday morning. Mr. I'EnCYTAL sent Fenger to Mr. Can XING, at his house at Gloncr.to Lodge, with a letter, which required au iinutedat MM.% Cr. I),, the day the jeweller received his orders from the Princess Amett• to prepare the ring forts Kinn, it was twelve o'clock before be left hit Royal Highness, and undertook to be lock fro!s Lu' do•I before 3 o'clock on the following Joir (•-• Low the KING generally visited her Hopi MO nes-). He kept his promise; and was bitch at tiu+rtrr hafcre ti:ree on the followin day. 90 t " there 4% KS plenty of time before th e Klee seat visit the Princess. The jeweller knotted ev Frenchniau at two o'clock to the morning, the principal part to the riog. The Goa n of 11. 1 Ling the ring on His NI AissiT's finger, and tlis IPL Peril/Won, it is grievous to reflect, have bail The rect. as it is generally reported, of causing gi MAJ ISTT'S Ou Hi. MAJESTY to the bed of the Princess, he put out his lUUJ 'l shake hands with her, as was his daily custom. sad her Royal Highness at that time pot the ling" his finger, without saying any thing, which most ed him very much. The inscriptroo, we under stand was bet Itoyal Highness's name, sad t he he I wor d s . ste t " WWI. we have freamil, thtte were added, •• whet lum roe; hot cl this we are not certain. A foek of b ee Soya' itg°' 11 elle • heir was worked iota the ewe- Mr. Efts" . has obtatned in his tiortlseeneacursior. upwasyds of a iota. fir sbeinopeoe of e ducating .It tife'phimpleri of Christianity Vie adds,. of ta ct gent Jews reildeutlu London. 141 46 „ MIN 14.4 %Mb The CI hey efiedi is iutio Ili Of Met I ne• of Yoh • r e . ;elite ioni ee .ire. .4 % to° eel • 0 1 .ch Irri " K ell Pl 4 51,tt W 64, 6 Me OT, k e J et t oe re, at 4, ra4e woe jog .! , “ti tb. jut !fit ch h nevi ! hem!. Pe" to h u et thi e pol e . the h let, mace, •lel lath. grief id Of ll i IT, at J i flan; Itte tan,. I. WE ra. mho ncl : ich Asa. air t, lad it tel hot, iert tt re Mr. Tht r. Pi Nada The Sanh ice o f oda* This T "LP aP y have and 164,1 ioitiret • la , a dip • E ap. ant t.l 1 1 4as- battle II it hut. liJ. lie ml Ini•k till Ti ivYaht Cw az I e, I sole as at one, to the Th•.! o Wed- Ire Loi rv, sod ntie 'tree of The Las LI- „1, xiite is , Ih tstLar• ea •11 RI D P• The I/66 the r, It, oho vix VITO. i ions fx tlt II le inighl Fr r L 7.414 of L o ed..lat ! t fib- •..I (al ce•tre intedia% •: , 11r lent fros • for the Y' ' left isr t ark friTi Ti j • „. •al lack at r. 0 , 4 *sal ed ;; I ` , , g, to Of P'' • Id %kg i .41 Iti Tilt • : • 4 *tog 11 Ty I, 11111161 11 Ow 11:d ut' the two, . tl ling Oa I t %alder - iflgrat tc " I " bat of Mt Id ,! .1 escue4 o, . e. ichling 1 r o f Ind • • milli