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• ;€.. • deep am mem o s IV. . Pus.. op iCagia , edE: Wit IM/]. ppm HU tt. Ma- r ra by wivitrard .1010,. I#41S 0 10:41,. Pieaside 4,11 a. It. TOILER. . • ~ .,,r. - "vg77l . rr - — '‘isr'7!sl . r 1 •- rtt tob . e . 4 4. 4 , 4 ' . 1 Itte y,.• . - ' •• • . ^l/ 0. '"1" • k g!j r L• .«..7.1011C luisss• t ••' • _li 1996. THEATIMROTAL, MAT-MARL ET. nIS PRESENT EVENING, J une 15, w i ll rultated, as Historical Play, called, THE BATTLE OF HEXIIAM; OR, DAYS OF OLD. Goedibert, Mr. Young ; Barton, Mr. Eyre ; La Vincent, Mr. Hothad ; Marquis of Montague, Mr. Smith; Eybert, Mr. Menage ; Duke of Somerset, Mr. Wharton ; Prince of Wales, Miss Goodwin; Fool, Mr. Parley; Gregory Gubbins, Mr. Mathews. Queen Margaret, Mrs. Gluier; Adeline, Mrs Eyre. After which will be revived, (reduced to one act) a Farce, • called, THE MAYOR OF GARRATT. Major Sturgeon, Mr. Farley • Jerry Sneak, Mr. Liston ; Si. Jacob 'halloo, Mr Grove; (Irispin Ileeltisp, Mr. Atkins. Mrs. Barak. Mrs. Liston. To which a ill be added, a Musical Entertainment, called, ( At :I'. TO-NIORRO‘V. 111 Baron WitHttllttwttit, Mr-Jones; Baron Pi:lamm, Mr. Noble; Hans Iquitties, Mr. Farley. Lady Brunilsack, Mis. Davenport; Sophia, Mrs. Mathews; Maria. Mow Boars r.S.-•-Plt 34.—First Gallery o..—Se cowl Gallery Is. The D o ors t o he opened at Six &Clock, and Hsu Pcrfonia suer to begin at &Nell. limos Ihr , tbe Norma be takes of Me. Marriaglslio, at the ironer". To-rannww (second time ibis season, mad by special de sire), the last new Play of The Africans; after which, the Nero:mar Tragedy of Tom Thumb; with A Tale of Mystery..—On :Monday, The Beaux Stratagem : Archer, Mr. Jones; lirrub, Mr laiton Mrs. Sullen, ILs. Gkwer (print their first appearances in those elsai mien) ; after %halt, (oat acted this seen...) a Farce, (elicit Love Laughs at Lock smiths : Capt. Beldare, (first time) \lr. Jones. fbe Public is respectfully neformed, that the Ballet of Ohi; ur, Three-lingered luck `Oiot seri "rated these fowr years, has he-eu long to preparation, and will be produced on Monday neat, with entirely new memory, &mom, sod decorations. A n..w Farce is also in rehearsal, which will be birotight forward in he coarse of the next week. .THURSDAY; .. JUNE 15, 1800. .4.4' X P igt:E.ll/ LIFFENNT. • the iliffereat Pus Aloes au/ Actitow of the Spesass. D r Ike muse. 4c bottui • ov. 30. ENGLISH THEMES and ESSAYS; ste, The TsacbcrlAasssldiliell"..inpu,•!taai heiog S)stese of easy Rult•N fur Writine Fxertairs, ,b•• Examples, adapted lo the We of hush sexes at oro which ate f.Ac Cosceetiiin aad Iturrevaug.Jsavettile Cum puolittun. la vise ' , ohms, ilea*. By tbF souse. as. ult. buactle. at. OrTLINVI of ENGLISH GRAIII/ Alt, calculated fur the woe et Loth sexes et erboot ; In which the practical raise of the Isaguitet• are clsarl) and thstiuctly laid down, suJ speculative difficulties .4 sees-14:.a ptbssible avoided. By the • sales. 3s. booed. EASTANDIA HOUSE, May a, leo" COCII'l• 1/14/ , ;(:TOH-S of COMPSAY of MERCHANTS et ENI LAND, trer.iv to the EAST I! DI E. 4, do hovebox , re Noticv net a Qoarterly Gent rol Court of the said t omit:my w be beld .t their House to Lwideoltall•stret t, en W EI" I;AY the 9 et Jane Sliest, st +Attest o'clock in the foreuo u for the purpose of de kraut[ a Divirk . nd froth Christneaa isi to Midst's/111.er next. That the Tritoster &NILS of eke said C,m3p3rry'4 Stuck w he Atli Ill! " 1 is ursa.y, I J octe next, at two o'clockiallid ape cd ssniu 4011'w :okay, 'sill July following. And that the Dividend Warrauta ear the said Campus) Stock, due us the sib July, will be ready to be delivered 4 Slutolay, loth July seat. WILLIAM RA lf MAY, Secretary. sAsp Coin* OP tinted Pt 4. ray DIONET. • MERCHANTS, Noblesilea. and Cenittetnen, may be directly supplied with Sams of 1/eery (not Los thaw 1.)111 ) a m 111111.09 t, Atosuit7 or OR hills or Notes a her Security.—Appl; or address a Gk (pott-paid) to Mar. Martin, No. 11::, thiltiont, near Tar sitars Inu. • Ir 6, 1000. I May 22. mop ay v.s, in 49. .1 u mhtme. 6, let/y. V es, nue. I g 4 14 144 4 4 9. awre. as This day is published, price ta. 6d. the &coed Editims (:ito(JNI)s on which the t; ROI r A ENGLAND SEPARATED from the CHURCH it o'7 re-cons;deral ;is a vitt" of the Rinansli Doetris of the &arbutus ; sulk an expiaestios of the Auteptaatt mate Answer in the Church Catechism. By rAtu-rs,, sumo, of OURH AM. Loarlion . Printed fur J. lisichnird, Pleandittyi Rivinem St. POW'S Church-yard; and Payne, Pall Mall. Where Sill be ha.l,price 6d. or 311. edozes, The CHURCH of EV, LAND DOCTRINE of the LORD'S SUPPER, being a Abstract of the above. • - i •ROYLP.'S CItiaIERATED CREAM OF El. Mill, i 'I he best thin yet elitiosgred fur clewing. enfteaMg, cool ing, and:tally beallefping the iskin. THE (411:*i I tiei of the Eld e r T ree are a eil 1c no* is in the tummy trodid penwrestiens made from it. The Bark, th e L ea f, the Seery; &e Flower, awl unterd every past of than' ree ' ate celebrated for their me di c i n al p ro p er t ies , as well as for their enliaary oars. 'I his knowledge has indure d the Prup r iet ur to prepare the above article, which, a ft er 1 many txPerinkreirs, he has reimported), succeeded in, sod tan, with the greatist confidence, recommend it to the Public. 1 The Cream of Elder contains all the agreeable qualities I of the Milk set Roses, and is mach better adapted ta soften, 1 disies, and refresie the Skin; and serer foils to re ;woe the Itept, spots, redniss, and roughttersa, occasioned by the heat, 'er sharp wig& i at the O.IIIN. time, from ih bealieg and emol lient %entities, it always lessees the skis must pleasantly soft and smooth. . .• Sold, by uppnietemient, by b. Every, at his wholesale Pee lings fed Palwa-Strap Manufactory, 37, Uteskestrest, hobo, Warren's Concentrated Limeades. Viuegar, to be bad se abienli; also, Sthults's Acid Air. au, removed— _ NEWTfiN'it HEBREW GRAMMAR This day is piths/ad, price es. itontela, the Second Ed 800 of ANEW noel EASY INTRODUCTION t theHEBitEW I.A NGV mar : upon the piss of Gram mar in ecneral. Desi,paril to escuarage .aril pi tumor th slaty of that language, by fecilitateug tl a sicyeirc:lieiti • its principles, upuu a Piaci, ir kids, in au gosh ot tut hitherto beret adopted. By the Rev. JAMES WILLIAMS NEWTON, NIA. Minor Cason of the Cathedral Church of Norwich. Peistal for lasageaau, Horst, Rees, and Orin; Pelona ter-noel,. Wow, Nora lett ; I tai esnibridge. Bovgitent, of Iva, whokook at Guilds&it, Mrs'-red, pa. *der, Juier I GetWhall, ambers, Throw eutrier If. at GalLithill„ eb-eaaveameat. deem, at the ieetpool. At hlete's. Leigh I.VCE1:111 THEATRY, 30.:NE 13, 1809. THE ENGLISH OPERA: iIE Public are itinvt revpectitiliy informed, T that the LYCEUM THEATRE, which is *ow an. deraulog most essential Alterations, and reeeieist a variety of Itop.aearients sad Decorations, which hese Luna hers prepared, audse the superintend:tree of Mr. JOHNSTON, Machinist, of the late Theatre-R.141, Drary.latie ' will open, fur the Sinaster erases by authority of the Lord Clusiniwelaia, out MOIIIOA Y gases, the with *lint. with an entirely ?few COMIC OPERA, composed hY Mr. P King, and as eatively New GRANO MALLET, melee the directioa of illasswar Boordin, kora the Opera, at Paris. 7he Weak composed by Wr H. Smart. A Grand liatriase Halt for the Mutes sod Pit, sad a Spa cious Now Latt=a4Colree.roosa, are-prepared for the re ception if Oa VAUXHALL trader the Patronop of Lis Royal Higlineee the PRINCE: of WALES. r(\o-HORROR`, FRIDAY, June 16, is no, willhe aGRARP GALA, and Exhibition of FIRE WORKS —Aihniestua, 3s. 6d. TENTH NIGHT of the NEW SPECTACLE, whiek centineinig to Wein ewe edcoled appdiese, from crowded asuliences will be repeated every Evening, said farther police. Jurruiris AMPHITHEATRE, HMITMINSTCE, Hedy r the Patronage of their Ro fliglinews the Prince of Wales sot Duke of York. PitESENT EVENING, Julie 15, I Friday to, sod katurilay, ince 17, Oath time), a new tavern Equestrian and Pedestrian Spectacle, invented, writ ten, and produced by 'tr. Miley, Palled THE ARAB; ur, THE FREEBOOTER OF THE DESART comprehending a series of events in the progieseire tut es and actions of lint Etryptisirs ; dcloisitic; the manners, ensbens, and warfare, of their tawdry aid eursby ; with a faithrei Portraiture of the nioveineuts, :sr of a C • ,uo ittjeurriry ado twits frous Grand Cairo to Stier. ' Hurarniansbip, by the Double euitioriny and Mr. Smith ; with the Eccentricities of the flouted Tailor ! Billy But ton, Mr. Crossioais. Mr. Richey's elector Tirlit Rape I hiocios. To concloile with the Marlyqiiinade of FAIRY LAND Harlequin, Mr. Bologna, jun.; Clown, Mr. Laurent and COlumbaue Mrs Parker. /loved iriee, at tali past Eiglit.---Equestrian Tuition by able Miklos. • T*l/1 LAST MASINJERAPS THIS SF.ASON. PANTHEON, OXFORD-lITHEEI'. s i the particular derma of several of the NoLaity and Gentry, AGRAND MASKED BALL, with s regutar HOT SUPPER. I:estrert, %Yams, anti r Vattety of Refreshments, sin Itc at this place. THIS 1... N N NG, Jane t. 7,, 'sou —le be ouster the direction of Mr. W , ,ud, New Buuti.street. Tickets of admission, One Guinea evl, which includes the whole, to be had at ill the %taper*,le IVarelsoitaca ; at the Powilicou and at Air. %Vaud's, Ihnial.street. 801111•11TRIF.11, /UNE 1, 11109. Mr. MAUD respectfully informs the Nolnlity and Gentry, that the now Grand Orchestra will contain the Military Hand, is full uniform, films Vauxhall tjarileus ; with GM'S Yand ; and a land of the Vauxhall Nadeau Miamian, in 1111.1 , 1111 e. .1 1 / 9 . elegnat suite of Supper-Houma will be fitted up with rand ti anspareucies, C. W. .urea the public, that neither pains era. expense will Le spared to make the above the must sumili Masque. rads fur many y rare peat. N. B Drage may y bad is the House. PERSONS of either sex will greatly promote their fistare health anal happine.s, by the perusal of that valusblepablieation, entitled A Gt . TO HEALTH, or, Advice to both Sexes, to a variety of complaints ; with • treatise ea vervains, consumptive, and hypochondriac din trees. die. Ilv SAMUEL a1.0410N, 51 D. With anticipant Portrait of the Author. *slush a -Pnblication hag already Irene throws% s. Isrev editions ; every individual, male or female, should areal Haig three shilling Met, as it is a most excellent pr. :omen, and pekoes to tor the hest Gouda to Health, and, we way ad I, to happiness too, that has been ushered into sae wurh!,l .rietx prfAeul century. Sold by Mathews and Letah, Is, StrenJ. POOL THE TEETH AND GUM. • • rrilE Publie are re%oert fully cautioned against Inittatirms of the ESSENCE of PEARL and PE %Rt. DENTIFRICE, inveture by the late Jaeolt`lleniet, Dc tilt to the Queen and the Pi iime of Wales, which have been proved, I. Long experience, to be infinitely mare efficacious far the 1 4-fib and Goma, than Ali!: thing yet discovered. They continue to be sold, uholessle aid retail, by Bayley aid Blew, Corlispnr.strert, Landow, price Sta. yd. each, it.cheed in a Stamp, in which the follo w i ng words are en. ge.ve4, " J. Heak;t, Bsyky and Mee, Corbpormerect ;" *t forgery whereof is Stlcary.—Sold SION by retail, by T. late partner and snieeeslor fir Mr. Hemet . .., George street, Haimvermqaare. N.B. The Imbruee ix particularly reetwameadeet to penmen sad pew*, rho have the care or children, as ths reates4 refterstive or young sad teadu • . ma, to oar. or and Garter ,Kr. Ilibume• iou-breitr, to , at tip Courts wocuek, Class , hinted, but victualler, to at Guildhall, Southwark. mat, N 13, 94, and Attorney, Mr. !spit. rep, ➢lr. TM- Lemke. IT. 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'lt TEMPLE-BAB AND SNOW-HILL E. the: Trustees. named its an Act paieed in the present Session of Perlien:lent, intiteled, " An Act to an etol sad enlarge die powers of au Act passed in the stith year of His present Majesty, tamable the several per sues therein warned, to dispose of the several Houma therein mentioned, iu London and Westminster, by Lottery ;" du hereby Gi es Notice-11m the List hereunto annexed or s maespeinei thevecilde Buildings allotted as Prizes to the Moidentof each and crery of the fortunate 7 tarts ia de flied Lottery, to be *awe by virtue of the said Am, 'prised I. thiedreeint &anion of Parliament, and the Leases raid Charges to wbitb the some Prizes respectively are to • cantinas siddeci.oe tilde: Prise t. A Freehold Meilinage, No. sec, in hest-market, ellicharged ; this home is subject to the ori ginal Leaps thereof, created to John Devito', for Stly-sins years and three emitters of • year, from Lady-dsy, Ition, at a net rem of 221. ss. Ild. pee ammo. 2. A Freehold Morsaege, No. us, in Skimiec-etreet, dis charged of Lnad.tat 1 thin Meese is *object to the original Imam thermic granted to Jabs Minya, for filky-wore years end these peeetere.of a yesr, fans Midsummer, 'sue, at a lid rent elf Oct. lip- pee tsarianie • . A Irellelin'd Message, No. 19, in the intended street, leading Northwards fi •On Vickett- duet, discharged of Lamb tax. 4. A Freehold Messmer, Nu. goo in the said intaided street, discharged of Lmid-tax. 5. A Freehold Meriuege, No. 19, in Skinser-street, afore said, discharged of Land -tax this House is sakeset to a Leas to Henry Flower, for ou years, from Cloisters, 1807, M and rent of tint pm anemic 6. A Freehold Slew:asp, No. Go, in Tornagabslaue, dmekarged of Land tea. 7. A Freehold Measlier, No. 53064114ig5t fiddle Of i Pleat-market, discharged of land-laic; the Louie is sob. Joel to a Leese to John if eyeraft and Thomas Smith, for 6o years, from airistnian, .1007, at a set rent of 1401. per e. A Feeeliold Message, No. Si, On the East side of Fleet-market, disi-harged of Laad.tax. .9. A Freehold Hemmer, No. is, in Pickett-street afore ' said, dm luirged of Lae& tax. A reehold Mcesuage, No. 51, Snow-hill, discharged of Land tax. A Freehold kleasuage, No. ao, Smoot-bill, discharged of Land-tax. is. A Freehold Messuage, No. et, iu Skioner-otreet afore said, discharged of lma-tax ; this House is subject to a, Lease to Heory Floorr; five6ayears, from Christina*, tog,' at a set rent of 10::‘• peiGillidel. • 13. A Freehold Slonsugle, lss icy, is Pickett-street afore said, discharged of Land•teer. is. A Freehold Allemisege, No. '6, in Piekettatreet afore said, discharged of Lang-tax. IS. A Freehold dresnage, No. is, in Pickett-street afore said;discharged of Lind-tax. Id. A Um - hold %;isseagt, No. 14, is Pickett-street afore said, discharged •f Land-tax. 17. A Frerhold Simone, No. 53, in Fleet-roarket, dis charged of Land-tea. is. A Freehold 111essnage, No. 57, in fleet-market, dis charpd of 'Auld-tee. 19. A Freehold Memesge, No. s 6, in Fleet-market, dis charged of Lord-tax, go. A Freehold Stemmer, No sg, Snow-hill, thaelluged of Lead-tax 21. A Freehold klesseage, No 17, in Pickett-street afore. said, discharged of Land tax. et. A Freehold Ilessusge, Nu. S 6, in Pickett-street afore said, discharged oelkand-tax. vi. A Freehold deur age, Nu. 25,18 Skinner -street afore said, discharged of Lamidas. A Freehold Memuage, No. 96, in Skinner-street aforesaid, di charged of Leal tux. it. A Freehold Messuaer, No. is, in Skinner-eta sai.l, discharged of I mod- las. A Freehold Slessuage, No. 59. fleetdasseket, discharged of Land-tax. gs. Two Freehold Nlesserigee, in Pickett-street afore, Gel, ore of these ins carts side id the entrluee to Clement's- Inn, together with the boildosgs over the to.' entrance, discharged of Imod-lax. . Part of the Premises, me the moth side of Suow.hill, nut distiactly cacertarneet, nee tiabM , s NI- as respects. the title, under a Lease which had bees granir I, and which Ne Corpo ration of the City of ;litimilem parch.imd, to as Away of ;Ned. a-year, for the Writ a action the advance;" in yetis; this annuity is regular', mild out of oilier promise& sad the Corporallou of Loodua herr retained 4 444. of rpstoey, 54 55 - . _ indltilUity • this will bt merely • noniaoal Giver 'afore. .10141 KEW NI. ranged Ivry, iww tsres Tate 6 rd liner tie Dai vigour., Trim Prew, mut speedily will hr üblirched, N EPITOM E tkr EVIIJENCE uddocri IR, before the COMMITTEE of the Hon. HAGAR COMMON V, to Own tbe . GAS LIGHT BILL to refit red ; .with sane i s m preltunnery Obeerratonia. • Ty AWN VAN VOORsT Who earuesity trcosantemisde the Proprietors,ou no to dtspo.e or their .her, particabsili IS the present essettio mate of liar ciansten. Ciu sacrifice of the mosey is the gala of the few." TO CLERGYMEN AND OTRERS. IVA. NTED to real i for L iturgy of the Eatni Cbtwebt t Day, ae lli tt e e l Jese at: t a pa t i, a f ill er7 arpeetabW Person of xenon Cbaenetiei An Ordained Clergyman liftbi C:iusrb of L'unisad nail be preferred. btiteTP, pest paid du- , ct,d to Want, Parry, and IL ingebeeth (Pia immediately atiti.iseti Se. KF.NOYATED HEALTH. F' ham 10 , en too frequently the Subject of jive' A., and Emcee' reproludiuo thst MB, &seams of the ele guests of the medical art, have aimed 'bespatters as ma& date fur public patronage in the profession of physic. So the purpose of duiag patine to the rem& of sor MMus UM es pawner, said se preweat Mitres* beiapcierad amen thaw empiric., whose impaired prentormes hafts EVE Mllisty, Mew sue orareality .seised, we • b uid tsiM:l submit, to the liberal and euligbteued, a faithful elhelanna of our permits and actionements. After Laving I regular medical education, as the pupil. of liwaset, and Blaard, whose lecture' gad practical ow " wb tended, as Professors sad Surgeons of the Ills we entered ourselves as students in that school fur toolical acquirements; the ar bargb, sad was iastructed in the Tel Anatomy, Surgery, the *Drury and iplagibll 1 11111 : asi t mussy, Mitivifcry, Botany, ac. he. he. by Munro, Gregory, Mak i sod Rs tined we siedi- set be sumpiii ti l i s s itteat prehrisies 1114.7, are wee fog, far • Whogoloaef s,uedeaseftlall =else the miens iiishir i t the elf ear Mad adatder, it WI WO hope, be elhatrakebed sibileeettjwited seporist knowledge of tied tosehrowleard erre to siglat owl fralleld taw. aflsleetido, a poiligetildebtishmesti.esimpleted lbe abort period of Iwo "ins Yid is those of the otaare voters% where other hate fail Of illionds. • proper peremeroare its our plan et histowart isawrie to NM patina a safe and radical curs. Amidst the Oldllielliety VA. oqj alfdiarders which are the effects of • habit beg and n... 4 eabappily persetd by the youth of both sera, three are nun more eternise or wow distressing than theme Adiciencia eat debiritiew *llth Kie qaently prevent or eanhatter the matininalial state. Tome\ persons it must be • conooliag relretp,o to know, that they may wow by a sew and infal%blo arida of-treatment, be re stored willow grawaset of ell homes blessiart—a strong, mas ly, and agonies constitution. Is all eases of il-Isiiity, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of a err- S its al' ...ay be cuasalted by patients of either sex, with lit greatest secrecy sod bowler. Hours of cud sultatioa at base; from is. to three, and Ewan six tattle eves ing till tea at sight. Patients in the country are reported to state the particu lars of the., case, ar, and general habit of lisimr, &c. Lc. atrium* s mmittearte far advice and ineddioes, what the same will be g..e or stet to soy part of the . hisetdosa. To insure that seam,/ so orandial to our andertsktsg, the postage of Musts may be added to the account ear modisioes, Ct;RRIE and CO., &weans*, No. 1417, Hanna-gardos . IMPERLIL PA RLIAMAN Ti *OUSE OF Loam, Wcoszeustr, Joss fa. GROOM t TENFOLD. Tow eliter-Geareral was Agana Want roe the Itorpoerfert is VW eons Further pener44urp to-morrow. The *pat at the Bankrupt Laws' AUSIPOUnbent Bill roes bcougk %Nail She several assearlmeetw agreed to. The Prim Shares' Regelatiare Bill, the Strip ()warm' Bail, tend ;be Friradly Suciet its' Bilk were read the third woe sad passed. IRISH MILITIA LAWS' CONSOLIDATION BILL. Upon the motion of tne Earl of Loisitsnint. tot the Holier ginit/ into a Committee on tins Bill. 'The Earl H•auwicss suggested tlw propriety of assunilatiug the militia laws of Ireland to those aaf Englund. The provisious made in the Bill ita itessitoo.to the number of serieroth and corporal, 4 In time, r ' from 0 He an ;unity again., th is thysic; se th*ttiisVill be saire a. ly a lima, acre very daft:rent troth those made it) ths iiieal itor.tuaina••ce. - = militia :let. or Ithie country. He expound his in- liar under ear halls this 12th day urinate, loop, 6 tenp • y on, Iluyt, iie the Couytuittee, he would propo ad J. SHAW .. canal! II ‘ltetiitioss. IN SII.VF.!•TER, J. W. A l' t ERSl3 'r The•Earl of etivrea alit said, if reference were tv‘IAN KNt)tVI.TS. 11. C. CO. DE. B. The 'Rader in which thi. man. fluihijags were sr- had In °the origin of .. .Vie 4.lilitity of 'Mead, and red by the &noir Art, far Ibc Mails ha ilia' TfardLut- coal detalrori were amide fnallie extreme chthonic, ,is vert.4l tyy.the seal sythaegisdarliait, sad ibe Pawn 4 'lt % that farce, AvidisOalloviarice ebould he glad as PPec4r4 I,ll4oo ' 4l Nrot r-4 11 t 11,40 • 00 “tio n tra*" •' ' r ettetiotroitoomo•Or2i4ifatione so differ.- ' whorls were coven rilliiis Ile %nab et lip.tiietWer tfojadeor t ;ilh,etile +Heti. yet . v. e Berrie,' Parrs , The Palate 11.4 . _tin,. k worm c ; r ,net k; @team', v., k.,-. and Ovule Nut 'Nei. Doom; 41 ' • ''' . ell .... 4 .. ,wpqitekl e , . It Baddinas is the said ?hid Late% ' .flear .•• . Lo.cto , cer« raver.. st w as neeeloary ms• dna. said harmer Aet, ken krunec ail and void. tas give h evpsy eoceut•egrtneut. Tile BiH oo the • -