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Old Snaps, Mr. Gattie ; Captain Wiltlfite, Mr. Tarots's, ; Dory Pussrtnal, Mr. Prilley ; Corporeal Squib, Mr. thc- Issoy; D•s e y, .1r Mundrio Huntant, Mr Knight. Nancy, Mss Orgrr ; Lucy, Alas Hughes. novo, ha. ; Second Pose, 3s —Pit, 3s ; Second Prier, ts. —l.usser Gallery, ts.; Second Price, la.—Upper Galles y, Is.; Stroud Pore. fhl. Bose. and Plates to be taken id Mr Rockwell, at the Ro lando of the Theatre, from Ten till Four; where may be ►ad a Private Boa nightly. To•morrow, or The Fall of Tarquin. Ott Saluieslay, Gs orge Barnwell: George Barnwell (first how). Mr 11 liemble; Freeman, Mr Gambino (his first ap penrasseil ; 31111wonsi (first time), Mrs. W. Wrst. After whirl., ae►er acted. • New Comte Pantomime. tilled The Donde (lab; or, ISIS Pnvrut, afterwards Dainty Clown, Mr Bradbury (his first appearance at Ibis Theatre). A New Dramatic R ttttt Aare, in three acts, sistersperstd wish NI 'logic. will be woo - hired oat . 11 ' humbly, the 3161 instant. BY PARTICULAR DESIRE. THE .47A-RO TA 1., Cu VEN I-GARDEN. r 'His EVENING, TUESDAY, Dec. 43 i will he acted ibe Comedy of THE HIVALs. Sir Anthony Aiwalate. Mr. %V. Flirter); Sir Carina °Trig g.i, Mr Julies ; Faulkiand, Mr. Young ; Captain Abl). lair, Mr. C Arius, Mr. Liston ; F■R. Mr. Farley ; Mr. Emery Mr- Malaprop. Mrs. Dareopoti; Lydia I sagged+, Mies Reunion; Julia, Miss Failed ; Lucy, Mrs. Gibbs; Jeutiy, Miss Shaw To which will he added, Sheridan*, Fame of THE CRITIC; OR, A TRAGEDY REHEARSED._ Sir Fretful Plagiary, Mr. W. Farrell; Puff, Mr. Jones; Thsigle, Mr. Connor; Sneer, Mr. E,rerton ; Dens Ferolo ‘iltiskersedna, Mr. Luton; Lot 41 Burlreglt, Mr. Williams. lilharina, Mrs. Gilds.; Mrs Dangle, Altos Logan Poses, 75 Second Price, ds. 641—Pit, 35.641. Second r ri r e , 2. —Lower Gallery. Is. &gond Price, Is —Upper G.llert, la. becnad Price, 64. fur the illtntra to be taken of. Mr Brandon, at the Bn.r4flire, Bart-street, from Ten till Four. A Private Box only be had (or the Season, or nightly, of 11, Itraudnit, at the 114• A "G.ee . . . . . To-morrow. the Tragedy of Venice Preserved, with lbe ars 0w1...1c Fairy Tale of ROK D'Amoor. on ft rturday, George Barnwell: George Barnwell, Mr. C.l.table: Mn.,ai Miss Fnote; Millwood, Mn. Faiscit. Art. which .01. be produced, with u. * e mery, &•. a Nes Grand Chrtaimaa Pantomime, called Harlequin Mum. th..ateu; or, The Fountain of Love .tli►s Somerrilk will shortly app►ar, far the Brat time, in Neu man*. in fibakapraer's Play or The Wintrea Tole. Hi WE FIRE LIFP ASW'RANCR COMP.4NY. FFICF'4, 10. I.I. I IIGATE-H ILL ; _ _ 24, CORNR IL L. c; ppov , #e the Front Gate of the ROYAL EICIOANGS; Awl 325, OX FOR D-STIRECT, a;ljuining Ike CIRCUS, • 1011100111; N. PRI vr 4TH r, Ai.l Is, WENTMORELAND STREET, DUBLIN. FIRE OFFICE —Capital ONE Ilnuos. 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EDUCATION q/ the LOWER ORDERS. EXTRACT FROM THE MINUTES OF THE EVIDENCE BEFORE THR SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, ANNEXED TO TIME. THIRD RE PORT ON THE EDUCTION OF THE LOWER ORDERS. (Continua from Dor Paper of Friday, Doc 18 made is the church of Yetiiil as follow. th, via. te the vicar twelve•prnee ; to every Olio. of the issue ehttolttuttot then pre. sent, sixpence; to every cheek of the chinas, four pester; to every one of the buys reeving in the quire, One peiiiiv; to the cosh's of the almshouse, sixpence ; to every warden of the I ~,,, se, sixpence; and for two new wax esit'lles then to he horning. at least two pooh.' of war. hi the susteliation of she aced church, two sholi.npa ; ter the priest reciting the names of the benefactors in the pulpit every Sunday (as the custom is) yearly, simeen.pruce ; to the pout, being pre.ent, and sick, absent, In distribution of bread, seri u shillings; to the ringers, eight-pence; to she belle to be rung. six pence; to the criers, "reknit( the names of the henefocturs through the town, four-pence VII Also one other alma, to be made for ever to the I church, at the proreesiou on the day of Saint Mary Mag dalen, via to the vicar, two.peitee; to the nine chap:sins then present, every one a penny; to every clerk of the church, a penny; to the seveu boys administering the quire, every use a peony; to she mottos, a penny; to the two wardens of the house, twmpence; to the bells, sityenee; to the rioters, sixpence; to the crier of the town, a penny. VIII. Also one oilier dole every year for ever on the day of the Eleven Thousand Virgins, viz in the vice., two pence; to every .sae of the ohe chaplains torts present, a penny; to every clerk of the church, a peony; to the ',nen boys administering in Ito quire, every one a penny; to the cosios of the Morse, a prouy ; to the two wardens, two pence; Ist cite Iwlls , sixpence; to the ringers, sixpence; to the crier, one penny. IX. Also that one other dole be made for ever In the same church, at the procetwitin ou the day of Saint Catherine the Vireo, viz. to the vicar doing his office, two-pence; to the nine chaplains there present, every one a penny; to every of the seven buys ministering in the rioter, a peony; to the 1 rusk's, a penny; to the wardens, twmpruce; le the hells, sixpence; to the ringers, sixpence; the crier, a smutty. X That five shillings, end the portions of nil them that he absent, he distributed every year .111 Shrove Thursday, in bread to she .pour prestos, and sick absent ; of the said parish.- (See flame twenty fourth folliusing.) XI. That the custom and wardens do make a brat heri!en of the parishioners of the said church of Yeovil, and of others that of their own devotion will he of the said four. oily or society, to provide wlthiu ilieniselvea for the suffi cient suatentation of the poor aforesaid, and fur the "mum teflon of oilier charges of the poor of the said alniehoure ; and that the said imam sand s nd wardens fur the time being have the rule and government of the said society. XII. That immediately after the mottos and wardens are chosen, and have made corporal oath as abovesairl, before they meddle or take auy adiniuistration iu the same, they make a faithful inventory in fall of all the gnosis of this some Mauer and fraternity or society, in the name or their el. citron there found, give,, and bequeathed, with the advisement of the castes sad wardens aforesaid ; in the preseure of five or seven men as aforesaid, and others that list to be there. XIII. And at lie end of the year, viz within fifteen .Says after Easter, the sane restos and wardens for the time being do for ever yield and make a lawful accusal)! of all their re. mints their expenses lawfdlly bestowed, and of the goods and dramatists to the seine house appertaining, before five or seven men as aforesaid, and others of the same parish that will he present. XIV. That the custom and wardens have ewe common coffer, is the which coffer shall be the common seal of the said almshouse, and She letters patent afirresaiJ, and all oilier *editrs and monument rolls of ammo's, and the treasury of She said almshouse, mid other things which shall be thought good, to the etudes and wardens for the time being ; which coffer shall he put in a secret and sure place, and to the said coffer shall be three keys., with divers wards, OM' key fur the curios, and for each warden woe. XV. That the crams, wardens, mud sselve or eight poor, slid their meeesosore, sheet have so she value of sett Parkes by the year shove all charges and expenses, viz. obits, worm repairations and quit rents, or annivil rents, whirl, of our Lord King lie not holden to support and bear ail charge, above specified ; and the residue of lice said ten mashes, if say be above She said ten marker or charges, be always em ployed to the suslenatiou of lice pour of the said 'dosshouse fur lilt time be XVI. That if the custom and wardens do foresee, anil cause that all the statutes land ordinances aforesaid, and sll their articles accordnig to the strength, form, and elect of these presents, be observed and kept, that ilieo the said custom and wardens has* and lake yearly, few their labour in that be half. silt shillings, via each otte Iwo ahliliaga XVII. That if the rumba sad wardens nuke defaillt here. in by any means, then that the aforesaid purer of the butane fur the tune being do tale the six shillings Inviween them, equally divided, as oft as the said tusk's and wardens shall make default, dm XVI 11. That it shall not be lawful for the custom, starch/am or poor, 1.. ri wit, release, exchange, permute , or city other wise to alienate the Mode, tenements, rents, and services, or any part 911 parcel lying in Okefurd Coalmine, or anywise to the said almshouse pertaining, nut to let terms above Boren years ; and that if aught be done contrary to this statute, it he utterly void. XIX. That each of the twelve or eight poor have weekly, ou the Sunday before high nowt, by the hand 141 . the custos or his assigns, and of the wardens, three-pence for each of the poor (and shove, when ability of the maid almshouse shall thereto suffice) besides their eliatitheys and beds, all r things being deducted, according to the discretion ul five or seven of the good men of the same punish. XX That for more surety, One of the poor that is of strongest body, with the custom and his assigns, or the war dens, do yearly, within fifteen days after Michaelmas. sur vey and oversee their lands in AMieford Fitzpaine, to be rooted cleansed, and rid by the farmers horn Hanoi, brambles, sud other hurtful things growing upon the same, and usher de faults of hedges, ways, paths and ditches to be amended. XXI. That there be planted yearly continually by the farmers, twenty or thirty dike, plants ice the !ledges uf the said lands, where moat nerd should he requisite. XXII. That every of the pour shall wear continually on his breast a red cross, in memory of St. George the Martyr, signed and sealed by John Woboures, brother to the said William, and by Itiehard Hurt, chaplains, iu a writing tripartite indenti• 'raven at Okefurd Fitzpaine, snail duns. anneeq. Edward 4th, 17.4. XXIII. And further, by way of amplifying flee obits and proceasional days aforesaid, that there be arnigued to the portreeve of Yeovil, being peesnaally at the obits aforesaid, one shilling; to the bailey of the awed town, sixpence ; to every warden uf the said house. font...pence ; slam to the afirvetaid prortreeve, fur every processional day, two-pence; to th e hailry of Hi* said town, one pettily ; to every cleat of the said church. tope penny; to ctery warden of the said church, one penny, &t. XXIV. And that else portions of all them that be absent b e pies to the five s hillings, as tit Sheere Thureday aforesaid, iced for ever be amplytied and distributed to the 'your of tile said perish then present, and to alio sick alisetit.--(See theory truth shove ) XXV. And t h at there he aisigned to five or seven of the best and diet-retest of the parish, as well at the election as at the acronspt of the officers of the gaol alnisliosoie t being fur their drinking at the said lv.nse, r agl i t.p cm v. These ordrts unit statute* are, by Me. John Real, vicar of Venvil, rector of Such Draw. mod sometiona follower uf K me+ College, in Camliridge, esti-toed islet tit Ilse translated copy of our of the tripartite iudeniures, which is attested has A. 3lgyearil, to agree with Cie wilting indented, lying iu dice vestrytW;the Nfiiiiks of Min.taritte, and with the smr.tt.iig indenture lying in th. rutlus of the bishop of pallor, to the e hyppi e of Salo G. urge, ors, at I..ntiluti. The foam ders hers in chiefly mestiorated, and jay tit is band and deed acknowledged, are J. 41.. Wohouro a to Il.chard clisv ius.wKuuraged by this howdy asset essmple of %yd.. Lam Wubouro i minor union of Saint Paul's, (To bs .costieued.) lu the euurse of this month will he published, iii 7 •ol•. C11..11 svo P F:CI F:NS of t'.. BRITISH POETS, 1,71 with Biographical and Critical Niiiircc To which ia prefixed, aii Introduction lo the Buhl)! of English Poetry. Hy THOMAS CAMPRiII. Author or " The Pleas toes o r : Hope." Printed fur Juba ‘lts,ray, Albemarle-Wert, London . ••• Persons desirous of receiving this %York betsisdiafe/y upon ifs publiraliort. are requested to send their Nano.* to their R , Okiriter• ill Town or Country The price will be about 3/ 3s. On the tat of January will be publishr , l„ in an clezasit volume, octavo, with ten hug,. Plates, frum Thursinn'a Do.igna. Etched by Landseer, and Aquatinted by Leiria, prier If. Is. in 'wards, or wish the Plate* coloured, price If be. is hoards, a Poem, in Yorke Camas, called A NINETEF.N I H CEN [INKY, aids FA MILIAR HISTORY of the LIVES, LOVES, and MISFORTUNE-% of ABEILLARI) awl HELOISA, a Matchless Pair! who Butiliahrd in the Turlfth Century. By ROBERT KABELAIS, the Younger! Float soil qui sal y pease " The Stork is historical, hut the carom' elucidations may he drrined amatorial, matrimonial, comical, satirical, farcical, tragical, anecilotical, clerical, nautical, regimental, ethical, metaphysical, theological, philomiphical, critical, political, and all the terminative faculty of--als! It may br primed without a cambric handkerchief in the hand, Sr creating a blush spout the cheek; and yet the author has disdained the intermit and the burlesque—the pathetic, arts timental, and the romantic—the gross and the indelicate— the heroic and epic—the Byr 4444 ian—the lakiaii—and the compound jargon of the mivatrels, is prose and versa— Nature is the model. London : Printed for J. &unpin, 6, Holborn-bars. A -0 tl~~. to w YEOVIL CHARITIES. Lime, I die Juni', IRIS. HENRY BROUGHAM, EM. ism the Chair. Mr. George Mate, Mr. Wm. Wilmington, eot.l Mr. Fleury Cull; o, under a:animation. Was old Figes the tower of the school io his day'—No, he Isveol at Rooney; Mr Tomblin was. Was he master there ?—tio; be waa the massager of the estate. Who is the manager of that estate now ?—I do not know. Does Mr. Tomkins occupy the fields of the Yeovil estate? —One field of the charity, and one of the Gelds of the alms houses, He was the master of the almshouses fin years. What is the valise of the estate belonging to the •Itus. houses?—About 6061. a year; but there were some acres of land lot►, which evinced it. In whose hands are the rents for the almabouses?—The same trustees; they are all our concern. How many are mrsulained at the almshouses oat of these rents!—There used to be only three or four, but now there as the proper number. which to twelve, six of each sex; bat the roles nut complied with as ordered. Is fire hundred and odd posed. spent open these alms. bo lus e s !—No, our yet two hundred, I should suppose. Wbu pockets the residue !--God knows. How many are there in the pour almshouse !—Four. How many might there to be ?—Nobody knows any thing about it, that I know. Do you river remember more than four in it ?—No. What Is the revenue of that almshouse ?—About 6421. to the best of my knowledge. Who pockets the residue of that ?...Tbere were persons calling themselves portreeves aid burgesses, four in num ber, Thomas Shorland, George Wellington, Thninu An drews, mod John Greettlutto ; oar of them is dead, Shorlutd. Do they call themselves p►treeves?--George Wellington does, and the other two call themselves burgesses of Yeovil Have Hey the ebarter?—il believe it is last. ne I have . . Do those persons pretend to have a right to the marine anent of this charity ?—Yes, they manage the whole, and pay the poor women. Du they manage both Woburn almshouses and the poor almshouses ?-1110, John Greenhorn and others has got the Woburn home, but the three together only manage the poor almshouse, Wellington, Greenhorn, and Andrews. Do they pocket the surplus of the 8421 after paying the four old women ?—dome years since the paup•rs that went through the town, poor sailors, or any other poor person, went to the portreeve and received a certain stem of money to pass, and there way a pump in the middle of the town, whereon there was an iron ladle fur then, to drink out of as they passed un. That pump bas been taken up by Mr. Shur. land, and sold there is 110 such thing now standing; they gave their answer in, that they were to lay out the money i'Ve the rood of the poor, but I have never known that dune. Du those four old women who receive relief from the poor almshouse receive parish relief also?—They du, from two to three abillings a-week each. Do you know, of your own knowledge, that they receive anything at all from the purtreeve and burgesses?—They re ceive one shilling a werk between them. and on certain days they receive compensations, Is 6d. on Saint Thomas's day, 6.1. on Christmas day, la. tid. at Easter, mid Is. 6d. at Whitsuntide. To wind Imes were the foods of %Yakima Charity destined?—Here are the orders and statutes, con firmed by letter's patina of Edward the Fourth, dated No vember ttth, 1176, and the 16th year of his reign (They were delincred is cad read, as fames &tillers and Statutes extracted out of the Writing be longing to the Almshouse in Yeovil, confirmed by Letters Patent of Edward IV. bearing date Novem ber the ninth, in the inxteenth year of his reign, one thousand four hundred and seventy-six (1476). I. linprowis, That an almshouse, one cousius, two war dens, and twelve poor people of both kinds, by equal por tions of number (or eight at least) always living wile and chaste, not leprous of evil, do pray for ever in • chapel budded to the honour of St. George and $t Christopher, the blessed martyrs, ur in the parish rhumb of Teuvil. dtc. 11. That these he called the curios, wa►den, ■rd almshouse of William Wuhourn, bole minor canon of the cathedral church of St. Paul in London. 111. That the costos, wardens, and poor of the said alms house, and their successors for ever (►etug chosen busk's, wardens, and poor of the said aluy.loonse,) shall he one body and one eumuuality for ever, iu substance and uamo, sod Midi be able persons io law, rod may purchase, "Maim, aod receive, &c. whatsoever lauds or other prod' s shall be sold, be. qurathed, given, assigned, Lc. may plead and Iseimplead. prosecute all miniver of suits, quarrels, causer, slid lie. kiiii, &C. IV. That every year the enacts and wardens continually be changed, within fifteen alays after Easter, being to he chosen by five ur seven of the hunessest and discreetest men of she parish of Yeovil, to be nominated by the eu•sus and wardens thee being, and he so climes' emu the custuship, and they au chosen Imo the wardership, shall hike their loath before the residue of the men then present, to all and *Menhir things which do pertain to their office in that part to be dime ; and if it happens the said curios, or any of the wordiest, shall depart thence or die in the year in tiehich they are chosen, he or they which live and remain (with the con sent of five or seven of she hunestest and discreetest men of the said parish, and with the i ooresit and usrnt only p.m,. of the brig almshouse, letting fifteen days after their depar ture) choose in the stead of thse departed, she remaining part of she year, nod they so chosen to take nails is abovesued V That whim tiny one of the poor depars,d ie, sir be removed by she mom or wardens fu► ill haturiustr Owing first three times wanted hy.thr cost°, or wardens) that OOP other man or woinatt be by the Clink/II Of wilniest., Within fifs►en da t a, plored w Site strait of the departed dead or es-moved. VI 1 list the etsinuienturatiun of ibe founders, and all th• sr Wallow. of elute, be celebrated in site diureh of Vecivl I on for 'lay of lie calends lit Lillllllly, being the day I W the Cubverhow of St. Pawl, at winch time a dole is to ►e PRICE SLYMN-PENcE. I"OliEIGN IN FE Li,IG GAGE.. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, IncEllllll l ll 18 The King is still in the same state. After Mao.. which his M4jesty heard io his apartments, lie re— ceived the Amharssilora of Sji At one o'clock the Kitig preside., et a mi a i.t er ia Council, whirl) lasted moil live o'clock. lu the evening his Majesty dined with los foint!y. They write from Ajaccio, 9.16t11 of N::veinher, that his Majest ) 's ship Pfirrfege, arrned en flute, iu lour days from Toulori, had .eotered th 4 harbour. for the purpose, it is said, of guardti.g that atalsou 1311(411184 Ilir Pirates. • General Sarrovit, who occintied so much of flits public attentitm iit 1810. when hr deserted the army on the rout to 1114114 into who was con demned to death par curvature, 1811, by a etmucji of war. is bow imprisoned iti La Force, for the crime of bigamy. This charge would he more titan merited, If (tile could 10-heve the Once women Who now claim him for their husband. I faviog contracted a first Immo at Leghorn, in 1799. he sub. seqvivittly married a young Lady in England its 813, stud afterwards married a French Lady in the month of Ntay 1817. Ile has had polite children by the two last marriages. This affair will he tried at the Assiz• s its the first quarter of the next Year. A letter from Montorher says--.. It is certain that several women. Inmate:led from the prisons of ittalez and Alb' to the central house of detention tit this town, have made some important teat-118 oils In the affair of Fnaltles. It is not yet known whe ther these revelations are favourable or injurious to the accused." A Irtglitlul catastrophe has taken place 111 the deportment of the )(untie :--M. B--, the bus. band of a young and thoutifill wife, whim) he hail married at Naples, inhabited a hamlet of the can ton of Seignelay. Ott the instant lie was found deal, by the shot of a fwd. The piece was lying at ha. feet ; near hint was the sinliolined body of • child whom he had lost two years ago. His young comptinion, likewise killed by ii rum!, was lying on tier back, with it strangled infant to lier arms. Many conjectures are hazarded shout this horrible event. The general of attiittutes it to despair, the consequence of niisfortutiss in which the unhappy couple were involved. . The Jewish banker of Vienna. Abraham Uffenheimen, who was called the Janus of Mock jobbers, has been declared insolvent, This event huts caused a strong sensation among all clasties„— Wellsitifortned merchants had foreseen it Ins three mouths. The operations of this franker announced has fail, aid Its appeared resigned to his bite. His enemies cannot deny him much intelligence and ta lent ; but his edifice wits built in the sir. With-• out pecuniary means, and without credit, he had amassed 800.000 donne in the r.otairse of three years. w hi c h h e ... a in 1)1.1.4.61.1011 of six months ago. Since that tune, struggliug to ameliorate the course of excloingy Of Vienna, lie lost his moue). fatter taint he gained it. • ..- FLANDERS MAIL. DFcEMBER I. It is reported that change. will soon be made in the Department of the Minisier of the Waii•rstant, and new retrenchments in Ilse War De:itittnient, a. well as a change in the * quarterly payMent of the public In netionaries„ IbEcEMBEIt IS. It is affirmed that his !Majesty has by a decree enjoined ins Ministers not to rearm to him hence forward any report, the object of which shell be art increawe of expense. Economy Peplos to be the order of the day, and we mutt ceogratulate our. selves nu a measure dictate,: by the wisdom and the paternal iiiitutions of the King. The depot of the regiment of lancers which is going to be organised ill the Southern Provinces of tile kingdom, will be fixed at Matinee. At this moment measures are taking to organise on a new footing all the cavalry regiments of our army. The new mgainsation of the infantry will likewise be carried into effect At flew year. DECEMBER 16. Lord Lauderdale arrived here yesterday corning. from Mentz and going to London. His Lordship is the linner of dispatches]. We beer from the frontiers of France, that all the fortres.es of the llith Military Vine nn , wlu . h lord been disarmed during the occupation by the foreign troops, are going to br placed again nu a respect able footing, in consequence of measures adopted by the Committee of Veinier. A ainbee has liren published at Lille. inviting the young awn *Au have served in the artillery or the cavalry, 10 eidist iii the Legion of the North, which booing to (,:e augmented by a cotnpituy of artillery, and u tutu pony of Etbdireur di Chad. The time for which they are to enlist is ail years. DECEM sea 17. . - Ilia Grace the Duke of Wellington iiritred yes terday in .this city from accottmaitied Ills Attie-dr-Camp, j.ieute..ant-Colonel Pelcy. Ilia Majr,ty hos sent is anigintieent present to Madame Catalano ab a tesiiinony . of hie adowrotion of her extraordinary talents. Hes Mitiesty has beast a present of mono :francs to the actors of the Theatre Royal, to be dlvldell IN the ratio or their sulattes a to exiitrio, hie eatnitacinni woh the zeal they diillbyerl for the entertainment of his illostrouts eisitlm His 'Hopi{ Higlittesp tlyr {!niece of Grauer. .ts,.. aloe sera 9,e00 francs to.thrwa who performei,l tuihellotes given usi the: uerusiot!. ,49 ! ituusatLe. DECEMBER SECOMVCHAVSEIt OF Title: S FAILS titiNtitat. UMW buqtteir laavog p , rot dune, and two tateatotg. , :t hunt lost Nla y jewly frith pr,s. jeC i) of Ittarn b• log receivrd, p gie at nuy nee wf putitions were presritted, among .tljeta awl th o Cilueluas oF the Itiniattots it:, iirt,ot,! Pi: the 4th Aitich .Fulidanientul Law; UDC from M. Tarte,,juutur,