The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-11-17 00:00:00

.1 its way into the Trench ranks at Gerona gni At the former, goo of the troops ore s•tid , i;re f. len victims to it, and one-third of that •abet at the litter place. The siege of Tortosa ois canverteJ into a blockade. The French retired t,ous the works which they had coustructed iu the weighbaurbood of that town. and took up a liue of pat, at a shun distance from it. •6&VCLA. OCT. i I. They write from Etche s ate the 3d, that Blake was so that neighbourhood with 30,000 wen; and the latest new. Irons Catalonia positively asserts, .0,4 Macdonald has Isrvn entir.dy defeated--330 • French itshustly, and .i3O cavalry, bring a detach bunt bout Cosfilota, entered Altroidow they so • all the yillaget do not fail to lease 6 064 thOktUS by whirl the inhabitants eih Adore)* rtuseniter their . vrt . . • v • isit. mime portion pr itall party is ilt present iss 7falaverrubias, and 'addther near the attar spot; in this tows we have Les . se party. e gVI LLIC. MT. 30. This dey was tried a newl• -invented mortar, a peculiar inventiee of the . Treech, by which they designed to give bri.lidet proofs of t e, it industr3, and 'utak& a sure iastroment to bombard the coy of Cadiz. It was in hed fired twice, but so iael feetoolly‘ that it renders lees than the earnmon nee: army are ia f.et the defects of thia monstrous pieite of workmanship. It is • difficult to be moved, that it benumbs the lim'us sf those eh.: are employed iu working it it is extreilletY:thaceii rate in its direction, and if ehaiged with 30Ibs. of powdsm, the result is, that it cnim:t be ull iu . darned. bat • ermosieleralite portion of tem.ins mt the front of the piece without taking fire, owl it! throws nu exceedingly heavy bomb con.i.lerably l i! 'limier than the ordinary once. Five others, evliihi were to have been ready to the course of the month; of Octob-r, have been comitermanded. The hose: pitch* are full of French soldiers ; their number ex-' cards, 2000, and their deaths are from lid to 25 . daily. The French garrison is at , resent about 300 men, and among them are severs' invalids. We know, throuuh • very arthentie channel, that • party of cavalry his intercepted, is • part of Sierra Morena 'mined St. Elena, a convoy of considerable value, which came from Madrid, destined for the Duke of Dalmatia ; part of the escort wu entirely defeated in the defiles, and part taken prisoners. We are.jet•ily kJ to ihi,,k that this transport was of the utmost importance..• much bribe regret which the subaltern officers have ossnifested at the news,. as by the great endeavours made by the Generals to keep it conceded. THE BRITISH PRESS. . LON DON, SATURDAY. Novinesa 17. Wawitsloretry to say that the confident hope held eitot en Thura.:.iy, in the Hussies aud Commons, of en uniformly peoseei.:ee 'r Ate •of 'amendment in Hi. M esteems 'less been so soon disappointed. The Bulletin of "Thursday sight, Dmitri at the very moment when bulk Houses were deliberatiog epos this very as 'earstsce, stated that His MAJCSEr lesd expenenced "pi itscreese of fever in the course of that after *Deja. • We do not believe that the British mmei. en instance of en Oppcsition catrloctst: iipmits such fsie„ liberal, end manly principles, us dolt srisich Is now, and has been fns bcreral Sessions . petstitomied, with Alr. Poosusar et its held in the 13bitations, and Lords Gassy:y.lA and Garr in LOrds.—lo the elle Of Mr Faatti - as &Mpg ry *slimiest Session. add of His Mises - ries incr.' their -proceediogs have be *marked by the !mint rained delicacy awl respect for . the!sovereign, sorrthe most disinterested and slalous a ttenti on to the Coostitutioa and the rights of the People. But berethey received credit for this generous end li hers, Itoudnet ?--Nea The Treasury Jonnials, lost to all sense of troth and gratitode, continue to ring the thitages upon the 'relents--and all the Talents— ma The :liming Chreeide. as the organ of all the Taleats--altheugh they kuusv in their hearts that 31orsieg Cliensiele no more speaks the senti ments of the Goats end Gasovitt.ss, then The Morning Pest. that ini•erobir to.l of Lord Wit. seat kt and his soderstrappers ! The Monshig CArehiele,it is well known, is, and has been for a lossidl of time, the paper of time W IDOLS{ sod the WAITIMARs. " The fallowing Badleesaa-wers abeam yesterday at St. Jamea's Palace Window Getty Nay is —*fine &clod, p. Muni, boa hail • little iucreAse tot fever tins afternoon. II a RLYNtain. " IL HALPIND. " KI3EI:DEN. 11. PAILLIK. lt 1.1.13." Window Coon o, Nov. IC "ISt MAJESTY boo hod souse sleep in the ttigitt, las fever id again a little !haled." (bumed er ahoy.) roman yestreeloy recei col Dippotcboo from lA*4 %V xxt oa. d.de4 the :1,1 ;ablaut. 'Play r.-:r. In tho statist.. to some previous dispechee. ...ce tliMe thit hart leen expected, for pow* Am; GRA :414, that . there hod 6441 no bottle up to dot; t• —Oast t detschaseista of cavalry. Oft of them •Gerierul Corron's, k;:d venetreterlinto the rent of the enemy's position, and, in conjunction with the garrison of peaficfie, is hard:wing the right wing of the French—and that the second detach meet, wader Gun. has, had crowd the Tager, to prevent the enemy from foraging in the Southern Provinces of Portugal. Ms Lorthhip represents the enemy es greatly straitened fur provisions, and holds out the most tiatterung expectations. A Lisbon Mail arrived last morning. with letters anal papers from that city. sad advices from the British Arm); to the dtb natant; up I. which date tio battle, nor movement of importance. had taken Aim The two armies remeined in the same posi tions; that of MASSEMA wa7 cumilereil nearly as Atrong as the British. It was supposed en ear army, aut he had resorted to thew strong fortifications from an upprehensint of nu attack on the part of uc troupe. We hope that tl.is may be the true view of his case. and that he is not preparing to msintam his posttion iu front of nut army for th •••ntee. Bnt wh iteve, in iy be hie real iuteuf inn, this state of things must dissipate the &Winn into which the Treasury Journals would betray their read er.. They repeatedly •tiibured us that Mlissus oat pressing forward to 1..Y.):1 in despair. with tamise at his heels; and tls It the rti3nplit i;e relehed Tor res Vedras, he must • °4.q. stuck bytti ti- TON uud •r every por.1:11e di-advatibigic or vein wince bit ret , .eut. line, Cow coulident rion f have proved tutu 7.1 Assam A hita stone mit ;ier theone nor tbcother. ,:.oveinesita of some of his troops from his rear. I:10y that of Lorson's division to !homer, Had the reported 'attempts to throw bridges across the dians, wtta n were toterpre. a I into symptoms owl peinirations of retreat. it now appears acre for the porpost of (iming the roads. and procurimy: supplies of provisions. They may also have for their object to facilitate the od• mice of Moores corps ; and probably that of KILLIRMAN, who is said to hare keen collecting troops in the North of Spain. to reinforce MAIM Ns. It is very trite, that Vino and Celorico were occupied by SILVEIRA, and Coimbra by Colonel TaaliT; but all the intermediate country in the rear of the enemy, however eshansted, was open to them, and must supply whatever means it pos. Mauls.-...Shstedd 11Assuts be able to maintain lons self in his preseat position during the sinter, Wetuncron's sitaatiou will lie one of great peril and diSculty. Yesterday a Court of I)ireetors was h..td at the East lathe House. when Captain W. BAY NIS War sworn into the emmissod of the ship Merchiastess of Exeter., empo u net! t.) Sr. flelena sud Bengal. The East I PIA in COMIII4IIe4 s hi p E ms .. c epts i n Nrouttr. for Bombay and China, dropped down oa Thursday from IllArkerall to (hoarsen& The CounAnet.lt .to-Cates bei/1 • Pubitc Levee yesterday, et his Office. fiorse Guards, which was but very thinly atteuded. as rceoaut of the petrel M.O ruing. . hlsiors4 cier4l Ntorrttaust.* will embark ire utedistvly at Portal/ma! h. fir Port tags& to take the command of a br:gode. vacAut by the death of Major-Geuetal C. CRAVLURID. _ _ '1 he tat and 2d division of the Motiatotrhabire Regiment of Alilit.a this week pegged throligh Eater, on thrir route to 13..rry.head barracks. The East Kent tirgirsieut leaves Exeter this day. f . ..r Dar . wino r. The 9th itrigimeut of Listht Dragoons, now at Exeter harracks, Ore s'iortly to ensbart. for the Cape of Gnnd Flop.. The Apes, Inspeetor, and all the establishment at Falmouth, (with the reception of the Pniseiril Clerk, who remains to leeward the Made to the new station) arrived at Plymouth on Ltineadat, mind have establirbtd the Packet-Office at l'ly moot 10-Doek. A letter from Frankfort, of the 4th instant, men tions • serious alarm there. The arhllery was sud denly hurried into the place. the spites were then immediately closed, and doniiciliory visits ordered to be Made in evcry part of the city. The result, nor even the motive of this exbrisordmiiry proceed ing, is not yet ascertained. The Cash/lost, reported to have been lost off the coast of France, is safe at Demi. 0.1 Thursday another gentleman. heeded with powers. from ltio Jana ro, atriveJ in two,. Thursdsy Mr. l'isaassittiT left town for Yoe. mouth. for the purpose of doing the honours of ilia country to the King el SWIDILS. Ili. MAJE%fY not to come to town directly. Fie is to take up his ee.i.l e nee for a that in the cautery and livery pos sible attsiitios is to be pail to ins illustrious cfiarue ire. Lest morning the f.illossing Gentlemen waited •yes Ilse ens us 41.w*. of the. Estimating; to for the ensuing Lottery, to consist of 20,000 tickets : 31ctsrs. Devilry runl s:warn aad Ca. Richardson arid Swift, Dish and Cu. who having .11 bid the same, viz. 161. Mr 6J. were jointly declared Coutractora. The Contractors orate here the ninion of making four or are Tickets of one Number; and alro, whe. thirit shall be drown ort tlw 15th or IGth of Fee bruary next. Ou Saturday evening last, as Sir EDWARD nVi.. LIR. sod all the members of a Court-Martial, were returning from the Salvador. in the Admiral's barge, to Plymouth, is a heavy pie of wis!, she sprung a leak in her miens, and was perceived to be tild4g very fast, when a brig was hailed to teenier *unit *nee. Fortunately, hasher, ley the exertions of the crew, in bailing her with their lists and what ever was at haul, she was kept above water till she got to shore.—Soule of the Captains were up to their knees in water.—Thelea ran is high that is very I ,robsble, if she heal gone dbwn , many lives eeeelei have horn lost, before any boats could hate come to assist. J 4PP : ;g f ri e . 0,1 ?7 , :'trr 4 r l 4 - 11 A t. .... * N ,, ~N . . . c d 0 .- '' . c , ORIGINAL POETIII% TILE MEDICAL RETORT. TinsT BPICISANI. Inca mat liner arrive which so "porcine cis weepier; Iketar is WrPit3'.l, •+ud Physic a hather IlLut the Duch. says " Hold, if a f. asbri al best, Let roar (mitres* cutittotir—rti frat4t.r my Cest." ON THE MARPIAGE OF A GENTLEMAN AMU Tl3l WIDOW GHOST. trrox D EPIGRAM. " What a desperate Ihilorr 1 " the ueiglihuirs a ll any. To marry a tam:, that will Winn yuis r..cli tiN $ No ghost do I fear," miss the spouse, `• while 'us And the Parini.: permits me to lay it by right." TOE CLOSE OF AUTCMN. BREVIS. trtn Antismog's eheirk the ruse is fleeet t lyss and chill is Antoine's ply, And Mutiny Artentat's sky , But Ale 4 thotiy;b its charms sou: ~ re, To tee it. fsietest smile. our dour, And deer its West nieh. Anal loe.liest mew thy churnss to nn , , lisersom of variety ! When lore, 4 . forgetting end forgot, " I mart: the &lin:* routal my cut Fast a;lthilr Ow NoVeribeell gale, With desolation All the Ter— Anti MI my wousli.nd pstli They strew, They slew see emblems, tad and tree, Of twenties. height sod - frail as they. Deuced Welter t Hoar, and sure decay ! Life, like the leaf, n.ast sum tieseeed, And Ant!, like it, ie earth 111 End. Bnt,prasae suaralist : t►y tears Are cairn and futile as thy then. Irrhets Fad the zrzve's sad sister': gloom, Again shall life end Indere Wont Nor s►rink from ti:r.es's or emboss' Lane% But :luarish with t trrnal therms. 0 " sere rod yellow' leaves! iu vain The sad and eaelettsa!ir steam My pensive mind purveys. Woo he, prowl See IlarJ of Osseo, Of pi e'en t praise/ soil &sure Cone, The s.ct tly.so3r.iii,e subject elinose ; 0 Scutt ' in thine hispired Her hrie:t wintl , lllloot,l riar's decay. In ...0h...! riornas swi sorted hues' As the lout : , (11.rvast, tloe boar of eve (Each oweetei warbler silent) seems to grieve Fur closing Autumn nud deprroqr.lny Uitifruing its suninser-.:ir;e, su rut nud luw, My sympathetic sunituas Tilt Hi? IS, awl silt-our still the plaintive lay. Nottlawnbcrland, Nov. tt, '&10. I.4IIIIO.VABLi Afitttli'did YSZTERDAY. Lon' Henry Fitatered, at kW Louse in kliatford-olare, from Southend; T B. Illateisfortl, Ensi. aI.P. at his house in If 111 street, from the Isle of tt ieht , Lord Mark lien, in Park elr.et, front his seat at twitch!, Berk.; Hon hunts Illanannald. st bit house iu C,utsoo,stre•t, from Brighton ; aid Viseottut Aslsbrooke, at his house in Sluais•strtcl, from Seutlaud. _. . Ills aoyal Highues• the Duke of CLASEXCE left town yesterday for Bushy. Viscount Mkt-doting entertained • select party at dinner yesterday, at his apartments in Whitehall. Earl Cowes.. Lord KIN NAM). and several other persons of diatinetirm, were present. Lord Rheas ex, who has been wounded and taken prisoner in the unsucceasful attempt torelieve Nla„, tlgs, is ten Irish Baron. Ms Lordship is in bre fortieth year; he is married to the eldest sister of the Earl id' Culedon. by whom he has a son seven years out, and two daughters. 'The first Winter flatland Card Assembly was to take plate last night at Cheltenham. under the pa. tronegc of Lady CnsaLorta Cuomo. daughter to the Earl if li rest AIM The Melton Coursing Meeting commenced on Mouday lest, with it numerous nosaination of grey. hounds for the Cap.—The Seaffham Meeting began likewise on that day *where the attendance of members and vieitors is always large. The Mg Agricultural Socie6,rat are sistosheri t. God Mr. Cleats= Cot Lies got 10(50 guineas-- foe a holl l The Dublic Theatre is expected to open with great eclat. Mr. JONES ha. roltirgril the stage one half, and it has hero sires , 0nf...1 .taring the claim of the Theat re. A slumber of hew rerfortuers hove as bron engaged. The Private Thiraitre in the City of Canterbury, rsieti by suing:Noma by the officer, stationed there, was opened last evening, with the Play of treys mod Warm and the farce of nerfppnotice ; and in order to keep alive the spirit for anttesetwent, the officers of the Queen's Bays tared use Monday to is,,, Several Matches and S vet-wakes on Barham Down !lace Coiner; the horses to start at twelve ecleek. The town of Birminglism is rcductri to a state of despair, Madame CATAL4IIIs kiting rans!Jle to open the Theatre Here for the 'rioter season. The Theatre at Leicester closed on Friday with Mr. M•Citesoe's benefit, whieh 'Nostrad a histoner; and the proprietors took Oust opportunity. as • mark of respect, .f humbug to the Manager • prevent of one !teethed gisioees. Carious illaillMY of temporary irlitub:re 41114 cleoforre,—One night this week the lead reef of a watch-house, as{ mea l y *les (risen' Smithfield. wes tarried away by thine., sijaile tine Constable of . the night, itc. were sitting within snugly by the are I ! ! A Nia/WllllOOll LILAT.— I yews; wom aii , a Per t vent to Mr. Sedum, a oubliette in Mount-street. jumped frees • seeontl-floor window. 24 fret i n 1 eight. on Thursday night, sod *milked off, to avoid being taken for horny, at., en sort pled- r d a Iring, the property of her t ne-t er . Sh e di mot . experience tise!diihttst injury by lies jowl,. ST. JAMES'S PALA:"E. Great numbers of persons of tligi Het . et ~ Arid in town on Thursday, left their eltur, n' *i dsy at St. Jsines's P a la ce , f or the tin t %),: inquirers after the state of Ulm MAJETryt apagiimed going and coming in Brent c row d. two o'clock till fito.--The fo *sn II ' .. ug wen 4 , ri 'Fite Wintered* inquirers : Loot Sortie -I " ltaltso or Hereford The ficou.4l miry Vases, . m i. Tiviw -lowd Phalle' Spencer • CO. lislkel If Brerst. Lord Carteret Alig,411011! C•altbar Mr. Cunning igres• Mamie,* a . .. Res. Mr. Dovetail a iscoeur Na Tisciinut Jecklys Adair'{ Venn lr.arl.Parcy Captain Cherie.. • Sir Isaac Heard Tin Duke of Ar i z ii General Delimen Mr. Cartwright Ci.rwunt Sydney Earl of Niortgawmo- Ilieneral Leigh Larly D.4vis A klerreas Christi/err Smith C•onteas.H,,-and 1 lie Recorder of, Laudon , Trre.am h ,,, 4 , 06 0 . 4 /Lady Eire: 14ur Cosuit De tio.it Lady Mary Log. f 7 her-lier D'Ae'ia Honourable Mr. Neville lEr T. ;oats Lady E. Macleod ' fro W . Pento n Ik. wenaplc Gam. Piimistio.k Mr. H. Joddrell, M. P. VW/WOW f ',r:elow Mr: C. Horan, Recorder of Lord Delimit, b. iies.!els AdMirsl Nor I ' 1. 0 1, Mr. Nayarit Sir P. Millar:3c 'Si.. and Mrs. Dudley Ninth Mr H. cwwi'...,l.,a,t -1.4,141 Braybrooke Sir It. Grum Colonel Mat kturie Lady Desnelgawp East and Countess of Arras, Lem e lid Lad% He:, General nig /I+l Sir IL liarelay 31r G. Ileum llorlifolt, M.P. Frisco wad pots; r.: i Mr. Je Sachlrert cicala Sir I bum= H. Thompson herd ..4 L a d y &k r , Sir J. (;whirs Lady E. Comeau ter. sod lb,. Wickham Earl it Rockford Mr and Slrs. Maumsrieg mister' Cousin. !;,...t, Ent of Jersey . Lord and Lary' Doman Vsplain Items, R. N. Lord liahna The Attorney-General Counte.3 Dark Admiral suit Madame Apo- (7eirtters of tiklow. darn Countess of Porhiguntk I.ml King (karat' Nunes Captiiu Tome r R.N. Cognate's of Eitidlitn. Mr. Hey, id Goy& I.ord funerals Sir Jawrph books Lids Catch): Inn Lady Rents Lord Adrce.te of &Alm, Mr. Whiihrend Lady Aun tarns Lieur.-Gaionell Bloomfield Th u m an *, 0,4 ; ,ir c ,4 Alder nom Schots" Viscose' lirretiord Mr. Reeves Viscoost Weotweree Sir French' Gook) Viscountess Vierienth Mr. Lemon Earl of Aylesiord Courtiers isaaconbent Lady E. Pichin.z - ALL.;I3. - of Cl.;a( ester bishop of limiter Lard Tyremsorl Hoe. Mn.s R. Walpole I.iert -General Brumes Laity Anse Calling Seel lir. Hall Admiral hugest LieuL-Celosel Drawee Sir ItJieit sad Lek Dockets* Reatiforl . Hair Mr. Law./al MIL COON MAIMS Sw Frederill Baker Mr. Ronestos .laud Charles heroine ' 'Lord Petuhoroagh En E. awl Lady W....5e. ' LittM-Ceri.wral teppel Sir Richard Gaguaa "LerliChall:s Bentieck Col. Gorr La-.etua Lady Chivies flealluzl Mrs. Boners General ':'arli togs . Ilk Jaws Shaw -3145. Central Tarletes MAO of Ltilistel-. ' Limit -Gca..l. Stewart LOA A. ilsra.itlin 12itacan Stewart Alla Ploallt/datlll/b1 I.arly Reads - Cograttra cif Addase Lord RaTTEr .- • . Lend Heritifield Lady Clue gring Lady Genoa Earl Poulttt lir...irel Stre,Al .4. r lord Glendon, ir f 4,...r...4 Coast rit • Lady takeberrle Poe The Common Segjfieht of f..tly , g lailirkel Lqfbibt ' 4 tp. til,llgallivisow Alderman C.inite ' C ,a, With The High Bail, of Weilt- airy &inter steal Rakiaw 1.4w4 St. tkleus 1 - , ; .2„ C. nr.t The Hemiau %este' Admiral Bowler Lady Stuart A dam id Aplie liirl Cholimiudeley 710. %Limon of 1.... r....1.mn The Doke of nellatite S./ W. 11/1114045111 Lord (I,ford Lail: Bacrwill Lined Middleton Viscount Faimaatli lent r;rrnthmo Lurd Gorman Sit C. R. Dowelling Mr. Vernon 'IL, Port ug neat litubasno)tur Capt. Charles Bersail Lord %Oro 1.1 Aide:man Birch 8.n.1r Cottrell 'Sir .1144 m St. Alibis Dnkc of Riuumrirk Mutt:Minis of Stiff ° ' Earl 3loin Countess Dowager ut Earl Wilton clesfield Rid Dieliy Lady Mary Parker Lord Monitors Sir Chutes Prim. triseount Sidnuoth Lads Price Mr:Wellesley Pot, - Lord Siaelair Sir G. Dallas Lady Sinclair The fkdititor:geura al Cert. Liml, tit Life 4 Dowager Countess Grey Earl of Homogenous Durham eV Gordon Count's; of Muunteurris Vireos lass Lake Bishop of Loudest I) olniger Coinages Sefton Mr. Arthur strike' Kul Wen:hilt. • Viscount Ihrowdra ' Kir David sad Lady Hondas tristmiutc.ss /Islamics S . A. Feller Captain 'Coley Lord sod lady- Rodents* Fir fiancee Iturnilly Gag. De 'Watt. edit r iertera/ Finds H. It H. this Luke of faun- :or R. W. V:It:02/1 rester The Solicitor-tnn. a Se" Tl.e link. of Somerset sod Th.' "norm& of Doselicrry Eorlsr.d Countess of Li..' ( - id Kelly Lord Kenyon . Larval Cathcart Tee Awicricau %whirr '. ('opt. C-Alicsrt Mrs. Pis.ckrey Major smell Maio Cruichley lieu. Goidon t iom-s al Wilma Earl .4 sandwich Lord 1V i;:iom ritsresa Caftan iluronso !Ace telieut-Graerd Left.* Dowager La.. . Dourest The Marchimmas of Lady 1 ftt.tttrt shit .. 1.1141, C. Downer Liiiiitirwa Earl Points et Mr. sod NI. MarkLu a ...Artist Moaskre-- -4 -.- .. • -- . le" —, *bra , Earl of Calloway . Tina illato*a ixieebe 4= Darla-ea Dowager of Ueda tha 7 t ee r t nt,l Major Doyle lEirl ti.gwer . 011.1 1'." 14Mok; Count louotgin 211Altefarr Jolont.A Lail of Diu hry CdOlgiDdho:d“ 1 11 ..5• 31r. G. H. Froths' . Ea,! of Lank bet Brume Culm , I Curio Earl of Abingdon Colmo : Stuart Si, A. Clash, S!ra Stt ttt Lori! Umiak, Lord 3:uneasier Sir E. liawitclibell V :senttnt CM-tering We have betas riven to un !e:-tan:!. that Xla.stirt '8 health is so f.ir rrittoreil, that parrots of public business have already bltes 2 Ow' milted to him. u previou-ly to tor tC.lrstrier.) Nue Frenchaflcerv, priremers of war, who late• Ir. in violation of their parole of honour. absoutdr 4 from Chesferlield and Ashbourar. in Devb: 011 1 1 ''1 6.04 were re-captured at etta in two Folkestone best., arrived in Custerboly oil Thursday Ivor. tiot4 . guard of a military !start ; and after an unveil!: tiers herr. procreded the next morning. for 1.. •.,,K -111nurt to be ceorivnteai pith t howl tv ..1 it is tudposed tb y pu tt-h a : the boas. sod - eel sod far whin appretteavoo warrants v issued. * F. ittetion. ),, e first t i l AJ , sie rt. *TY . T- key, in •-• (Toyed % t% , a l, 0010 3 g Rue „ i..ented." ' tint I Robles' Hateß pt ~d r carom. I"wf Brent,. auk,. Cocktail, ,1 I en V a ugiu liamo u .locaeS Vo lum e 'right cis 0 4 f t i He.a.4 tardvv* e h :1 goat nAels r It: thl ur Int., In ludo Irk turn. t ` , areas 'li •11 , ti. 1 1. ' 0 1. fa" ' lbse:Ne owl h (1.,r 1 em it , SIT CI isel•mrp ere, lAA. Hu4 ‘truce' easy tin re, id P in; . Nr .I,N Lally Stt,. l r/ Lew Cagnoluti / tufkruird 5 Cousin, !; , ;Mira Lai:)' Lhia z a,, boa Dow airr .4 Se x L of ithloito . octal of Pust.tuanth Norton t UI of Eitallatre it llama emir ✓ap. Inn rce.te of Seotiaoti beg ▪ ! n n,, elm elan get': sfrcol Qua Iletetlord blic! Westwores , 11 Ms Wert M, lk ylerlort co 3stitte Laut,••• a 2. Walpole LECI oe Coiling s a e. hugest It sad Ludy Ir • ni Yegti Looog AL Baker• the ohs Seabenet ~ .If 1 LaJrNr...... sR r 1 Gasuaa the n La- i tua Pro 100 Shaw lscliitlM a; • r go kotedgeaalm of Adawae kr. V vt4eld pro aim .Sat fr5.., 1 1 .4. Tlie • Co4lolt I. a el: jlnrkai The Natit stare d, tkLw aryl g.t Neater AOo l ois of I: cAorn ellvagivatu We • • .:or Falssostli lilt crusty frr lutes Beraall on o Birch 61:e St. Alibis new of Stiff 4,1 Crib • Dowsgee ot Met Id • or try Parker les Pries. . eclair • t Ilflalf !,‘ lit Life Gs.vds lloont m an. ''' s of nestotausTA of tondo's hog stash*, op, t Ilatoptica h ire. Vitoria " Halley ' :el Hominy noels V. Vat:oas 'tutor-tees. ~f S.qt ix I Counter 11171.111 wricau !Violater s.l "-•• ris•ckily :rulcbley W::(.4 i;:iam ritsges ,43 out-Grated Left,* L7,4.16°,4:fig of Deo*. J 'GM uottittiorar bold* 111‘1..1. 01 ▪ of Wiselsestss 10610 1 Done Nit Jobwaroa Who:att, M.N. Cork Coes. Sloan art oncosts/ t Clietwood _too:!. that Uto ire.l, that forego • "ready bergs OW , ' 1 iwltspositioo.••• of war. who late- wooer ohoramodull u'. in bewhyobirr. Folkestone beet'. edgy best. oneler after an esatni r ..• toenitg: for F.,: K. ...tans horn o . ' ..1 11.1 1 4 sod t In • irsee,Auts s -re