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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. idatir•lo4464 Jr& 24, 1804. 04/ Of 1 - 2erer from Captain George 'Monis, Commander .14 Mu libieity's Sloop the Penguin, to William Mandtn, Zvi dated of Senegal Wit, the 25th of March, 1804. nu Majesty's Sloop Penguin, off Senegal 3M, Bar, Mareh 23, 1801. , c)ittam ,,,... be pleased to acquaint my Lords of-the AdruirAlty, that cruising off Senegal according to their Lordships' orders, on the 17th instant, a French privateer schooner, in en• clamouring to avoid His 71 ajcsty's brig under my tommand, ran on shore am the bar, where 1 had great reason to Inipe, Irons the surl' running high, sloe would hav , been destroye 3, in which I was dis *maimed. The surf coothwing, I ilad OppOrtU nity of destroying her till the 4 6th inst.lnt. On the atigg I oisservedirto armed schools . dolts to Ow mouth. of the river; manfulg of *•44B4llront the one oft • I'brd reason to avonfliss to get her off ; I close in 'hare as the nature of the adm4, and commenced an attack on ordrioing them up the river. and the duo on shore. We exchang and a half. when finding I could close to &fret my psi pose, I stood Miami and Bayley, with many of volunteered their service, and be got off, and rendered a farther trade, i was inclined to accept 1, the armed schooners were thou length of her, and the surf still ireatcned much opposition to their ten w. vs. I dispatched Lieutenant Jolly Boat (conceiving her best surf), with orders to destroy her if . 1 had the satisfaftion to me . tire, and at day light totally de service was performed unobserved and regeds great credit on Lieuten !no puts', for the cool and steady ...a they conduded the enterprise, and greatest acknowledgments and thanks. called La Renommce, a vessel of commanded by Citizen Renaud, sizpolr.ders, two of which were , destroyed, and two nines, manned ters men. belonging to Senegal, from from Gorse. pleasure in adding, that not a man occailon. 1 have the honour to be. &c. G. MORRIS. Admiralty. from the Right Winourable Lord Keith, of the She, 4(e. to William Mandea, Keg Itateisaft, the Ltd imobot. few their Lordships' information. a from Captain Owen, of His Ml - to Rear-Admiral him that the enemy's flotilla, Boulogne Pier, had been surprised at by the late gale of wind, and sue con.iderable loss in auempting to regain Lordships will not fail to observe how Owcn expresses himself to be estisfied I Captains Jackson and Heywood, . and Harpy, and Lieutenants Ri- Rice, coninaantimg the Bloodhound gust-brigs. I have the honour to be, he. KillTX. Hi. Mai "Ws Ship ininfortalite, P. 4toogne Ent, StVIM or Eight Le.ig ttra • J u ly. yesterday set in strong from the E. by N. and made sn much sza, vessels in the Road of Boulogne uneasy ; and about eight p. m. the began to get under weigh. and work whilst some of the loggers ran down • Staples ; their force was then forty forty-three loggers. to look out on these vessels, which obeyed by the Harpy, Bloodhound. _ closed with them, giving their 6re attempted to stand off from the Land ; the • this time getting under weigh. and giving her support to the vessels al. nice, and continued with them dui.. weather tide. to fire, from time to the enemy's vessels as gave them . dayligh t this morning there were and eight luggers only remaining about six o'clock these began to in to the southward for &spies or the ..:t:umn and brigs being then Leeward to give them any inteiruption. tide permitted this ship and the we stood in with Boulogne, when 11 ,44 a lugger, end several large tanded on the bench west of the bar my were shipping and endeavouring them what they could, bat I have nut rising tide would complete their fact - other brigs and a lugger were on village of Ponce, totally destroy luggers remained at ;anchor close wbefts up, and the people huddled the brig had Lost her topmast, top . yards. and one of the luggers the =almost ; the sea was making a pet-- 7 them, and, if the gale coati:mei, hopeless. Captains Jackson and Heywood, of Lieutenants Richardson and known to you that I need only on this occasion with the s .me de ns they have always %hewn aud gin prevented my seeing al: that :annot be a doubt but that their well. lased the enemy's tontusion, and of their lois, which, taking es ery doubt dot, fir beyond what fell •vation. been Ih7e to tolled the reports of w,3 forward them the moment 1 have the honour to be, &c. 5 . ) . ;;;,F4) lg. W. C. R. Ow tn.- arty of diestroying date 134, is the evemogy era had dripped dot and on the months More having Jilted believikgbey were these fosIF stood as al coast would admgp them,, in hopes old eventuagy 'to burn d '4l ~,not for an hour a gut sufficiently cl off. l.:cutetsants Willi; thr crew, haying fearing she might bi annoyance to our t their offers, though within two cables' running high, three exertions. At ten Williams in the it adapted to the surf possible ; one 4. her compleiely on t strnye.l. The scry by the enemy, and ants Widianas and i manner an which th merits my greatest I learn she was ca Urge dimensions, ei aleanting twelve a es board when des with eighty-seven n Cayenne, l t from I have great plea was hurt oa this oct 1 W Standee, Oar, of a Letter tiny EL. B. Admiral of tis 4 dated at Italabssaa, I transmit. for copy of a letter tr leity's ship the Louis, acquainting outside of Bouloe their' moorings by mined very eonside their ports. Their Lordships much Captain Owt with the merits of of the Minium a itherdson and Pries amid Archer gout-br I h Stlt. The wind yesti IL N. E. and N. E that the enemy': VI imam wry unea Est brigs bega to wladward, whit 'apparently for Eta gee brigs aad forty made a signal a 4 ems intioadistaly ci and Archer, who So such as attempts .Aotanto was at th last no time in sit aottly WI this sewn jog the whole wet ehoa s at ma of t opportunity. At < nineteen brigs anc the bay t and al plip single, and run the river Some, t too far to Leeward As soon as the t leader to weigh, v I reresived that a 1 boats. were strande hour, the enemy a to save from them a doubt the Thin; strutii , .n ; three oil the rocks near the i cJ, a brig and two to the rocks with w together abaft ; the sail. and lower yat head of kicr simian fealt breach over chi their *ration is hcq The merits of C as well as those o Prim, brit so well I my, they aged on alive promptness though 'the night passed. there canna tinted 2ttatek cause tweasi -eed. tn ch of eirevsnstance. is, within our OtlfetVat • I have nat yet be these Officers, but that they jot* me. ff . ); • er-hiligial inhnic cmct, SOW-sisrn. MIDDIZSEX ILECT!ON. The Sheriffs having undertaken to keep the peace at Breniford, and on the roads leading to that place, oak the regular constables belonging to the perishes In the county, who have all received pre cepts to attend during the eleCtion, without the as sistance of the police officers; but Sir RICHARD reap, considering the warmth of both parties in contesting the sleaion, thought that disturbances might arise at the entrances to London from Brent ford, particularly at Ken‘ington, Hyde Park Corner, And Oxford street ; accordingly gave directions for several parties of the patrole to attend at those places on Monday. Mr. Bows), the Magistrate, mho resides at finightsb-idge, was constant in his attendance Jur. ing the day, rear Hyde Park Corner. At about six o'clock, in the evening, he found the crowd in crease to inch a degree near the Tunpike, and be came so very clamorous azainst those who were, or .appeared to he, friends to Mr. Mainwaring, that he sent for a reinforcement of the patrule to Bow-street. As the evening advanced, the populace encreased, and nothing was heard but " Burdottfor ever , mod no VO/177g Me:m.44r: ;" but their zeal to support their favourite candidate carried them to breaches of the peace, hy throwing mud and stones at the carriages of all descriptions, whether 611 ed with females or not, elce those avowedly for Sir F. Burdett, upon which Mr. Box° gave direltion to the patrol* to take into enstody all that should be pointed out to them, or that they should observe throwing stones in future About nine o'clock, a number of carriages passed the turnpike, that appeared to he friends of Mr. Mainwaring, jun. when a deal of mud, and a num bcr of stones were thrown into the coaches, and against the panties; in consequence of which, four young men, who had been active in this sport, were takeninto custody by the patrole, and conveyed into the toll-house, where Mr. Bono, attended by Mr. RAVEN, ore of the clerks belonging to Bow-street, came, in is short time afietwards, when the parties underwent an examination ; and, proof of the charge being adduced against them, three of them were committed to Tothillfields Bridewell, and no posi tive proof being given against the other, he was li berated, on his promising to appear yesterday morn. ing at the public office, Bow-street. Yesterday morning, they were brought to the Public Office, Bow-street, for re-examination, be fore Mr. Bonn, Sir WILLIAM PARSONS, and Mr. Hue r re, when the charges being proved by JONES, and several of the petioles, they were ordered to find bail themselves in 801. and two sureties in 401. each. The Magistrates gave them a severe repri. particularly Mr. Boxy, who observed, that hissing, hooti-g, or making any noise against a Candidate, who was not approved of by the parties, was all fair at an chains ; but when they went to ass of violence against those of a contrary opinion, such as throwing of stones, he thought it a most flagrant breach of the peace. and deserved the most exemplary punishment. The young men are all respettable mechanics, and their masters and friends atteaded and gave them a met excellent character, and were bailed for them. The young men appeared sorry for their indis cretion, which their seal to * support the popular Candidatchad carried them to. SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE. On Saturday se'nnigla, the following singular cir cumstance occurred ra the parish of Mayfield, in Sussex.—About one o'clock in the afternoon, as Mr. Cornwall was s. ai.iag in his hay-field, near Frog's Hole, ke discovered, at a little distance from him, a young ta °man, in a perfect state of nature, with the exception of one st , ,cking and one oboe, which were on her left leg and foot; this very naturally lea him to suspect that she was some maniac, who had escaped itZ'T a mad-house; he therefore pro cured the assistance of one of his servants, and pur sued her, which she immediately observed, and to escape the rirsnit made to a vets- thick hedge at the end of the Aeld. through which sin with great exer tion f a•r-elf, and proceeded on, but had net got f efore she was overt-Ant and secured by Mr. Corns .11, and his assistant, who found her in a state of insensibility, and nearly exhausted. Mr. C. sent his servant for clothes sufficient to cover her, and had her conveyed to the poor-house, where, much to his credit, he sent for a medical gentleman to attend her, and ordered such other assistance as the nature of her unhappy case required ; but in vain, as she languished till three o'clock on she following morning, and then expired without having uttered a word, or left a trace behind her, whereby it could be discovered to whom or to where she belonged. It was the opinion of the attendant apothecary, that this truly unfortunate female had been seized by a -delirious fever, and for want of proper care or assistance bad wandered in her deli rium as before described. She was a very good looking woman, about 2S years of age, and had the appearance of a pedlar. Her remains were decently interred in Mayfield church-yard, on Tuesday the 17th inst. On Saturday the 14th instant, EDR4 aD R ow- Le an, a mason. employed about the repairs on the outside of Stockland tower, with two boys, twho were induced to venture themselves with him is a cradle or machine drawn up and let down by ropes and pulleys, were ia the act of elevation arrived at about eo feet ham the basis of *the tower, when a rope Cohost decayed state had been suph.ely over looked) broke, and the unfortunate reason was pre ' cipitmed to the gibund, from which his body, by the i,..peuss, rebounded like a tennis ball, yet, to the sur mise of many preseut, 1:e survived about an hour. The poor man left a wilt mkt r children. By a most miraeulons is terposiion of Providence, the lives of the two boys were preserved, by a corner of the ma chine, in the velocity of dc-cent. catching on the bottom Edge of a window, [bout thirty Get high, irtert i, remained suspend'•[ many midntes, the boys partly sun:thing thems, s'es by the lattice, and the dial, ob , .ch was just atx)ve, before they could be taken in t::rough the window, which was the only small aperture in the sower that admitted a pourbility of saving them. NAVAL hITELLIGINCL. PORTSMOUTIT, JULY 23. Arrived the Dryad frigate from Cork. Came into harbour the Hind cutter, with the Prussian ship Von EntArty, Capt. Tjakke Flyes, fAsth Baltimore, detained by her. This morning arrived the Pr,ogaia of IR guns, Capt. C. Morris, from the Prince's Island, Africa ; and the Caieutta krmed en flute, Capt. Woodrilf, from New South Wales, laden with wood for the use of the Dock Yard. Also the Scourge of tti guns, Capt. Wooldridge, with a convoy from the Downs. The Halifax and Newfoundland convoys are col leaing at Spithead. Came into Harbour the Gihrulinr of 80 guns, Capt. Ryves, to be paid oil. The Hydra iligaw, Capt. Mundy, is gone out. The ['icon:taw of 3b guns, Capt. Dickson, sailed from Prince's Island for the West indict, the day before the Prnruin sailed for England. The P s yladta had also sailed fur the West Indies. YARMOUTH. JULY 23. Sailed a large fleet of ships for the Bahie, under convoy of the Fenn.• armed ship and Lord A'rison cutter: they were joined here by the Mentor, Wells; Fanny, Martin ; Calus, Codling ; and Ceres, Lewes. Wind S. _ _ _ The renfure, Srale, from Newcastle, for Stral sund, with coals, put in here leaky yesterday, hay ing been un a sand. Wind Southerly. re AL, JULY 23. Came down from Sheerness, His Majesty's ship Gir',, of ;if; gips. Arrived the "Alums sloop of war, Bloodhound, Sending, and Miring, gun-brigs, from off the French Coast. . P. 3. The . Orrves sloop of war is appointed • con voy to the Westward. Arrived the Charlotte schooner from off the French coast, in distress.—Wind saistot., wry 23. The brig fritnchhin, Capt. Ingraham, last from Teneritre, has brought in here four men, viz. John Sheldon, James Seeres, John Wade, and John Emerson, whom she received from a Spanish brig, being part of the crew of the American schooner, American, Captain Henry Morfe. The said men state, that they left Penobscot North Port, in the State of New Hampshire, in the above schooner, for Demerara, on or about the 27th Februas y. that they met with such had weather, that the vessel be came a mere wreck, and was, for a considerable time, on her beam ends ; that the Captain died of fatigue, and two of the crew, viz. Ezekiel Wade and Joshua Gi:chell, were drowned; that the schooner afterwards righted, and they were 79 days upon the wreck, living on raw potatoes, raw beef, spirituous liquors, &c. not being able to obtain or keep any fire on board ; when the Spanish brig above alluded to, hove in sight, and took them on board, about the 2tith of May, in the latitude of Bermudas. The above account has been certified by the American Consul at this port. POOLE, JULY 22. The &freest, of this port, Joseph Robinson, mas. ter, arrived yesterday morning from Newfoundland. She was five weeks on her passage. By her we learn, that the seal-fishery has been tolerably suc cessful, though attended with very serious circum stances to those employed in it. About 100 of the schooners were lost amongst the ice, and we are sorry to add, that, en an average, one half of the crews of them were also lost. file spring fisheiy had begun, and there was a great prospea of 'flak ing a good voyage. FROM LLOYD% LIST. Caavtst JULY by th Prineee. from New Poaridence;. Lewis Wilharns. Riitict, from PhOottelphia ; Labelle, Green, from Chartewon, Mary, Wel. kir, from Guernsey ; Ad-enture Cook, with prix • good., irnm Pirnouth; Robert, Popplewell;from Petersburgh ; 1433 beth, bt.oltnen, from Dantzic ; Vfoll kb, and V row Wal helmina, Sewaral, from frntilen. Sailed the Restrev, bun, for hialta ; and Jute Edward, ktra,,Ll:as, ter Eilmsauf re. suici EXTRACT OP A PRIVATZ PROM OLOCCUTEI, DATRO JULY 22. it About one o'clock on Tuesday evening last, a young man of very genteel appearance drove into Gloucester in a handsome qig, and stopped at the White Hart Inn. After seeing his horse well taken care of. he ordered a chicken for dinner, said he would take a walk, and return by the time it was ready. Two hours elapsed, however. and he did not return. About half past five rumours began to circulate that a Gentleman had de stroyed himself in a withy-bed by the side of the river. Ceriosty induced me. among several bun dred others, to visit the place on my arriving at the spot (which was with great difficulty, it being several hundred yards in the middle of a very thick withy bed) a most horrid speclacle presented itself to my view, of a very genteel looking young man, apparer.tly about Oil , y-four years of age, lying quite dead. with Lis throat cut so as nearly to separate his hied from the body; his cravat, coat. waistcoat, and hat, which he appeared previously to the commission of the horrid aa to have taken off, lay by his side, as well as two razors, both of which he had certainly used, o they were covered with blood. By the appearance of the wound. the two first cuts were not sufficient to deprive him of his strength, as the third, which is by fa thelargest,is almost from ear to ear. He was discovered by his groans. which were heard by a labouring man passing by. On his shirt is written the name of " P. Sarkh, Mame, 1 , 504." —lt has since been learned. that on his way to the White Han he stopped at a hair. dresser's shop in this town and purchased the razors with which he destroyed himself. He brought no lug,:age of any kind with him. A considerable sum of money was found in his pocket. A party arrived in Gloucester late the same night, who remembered his person at the ball, in Cheltenham, the preceding : and. from the circumstances which lure beca c. I lc&ed, it appears that the tklpstate a.i was Cool mined in consequence of his violent attachment to a lady from whom he bad'niet with a tzfusal." - afJa.itf , Jam IS. r. The duties 'paid into the Custom-hom e ap j Stamp-otlice in the course of this week have Firndtinted to a very considerable sum ; after this day 'Ali His Majesty's duties must he.paid in Biitish currency, The Bank Silver Tokens of six shi.lings have just come into circulation—they are a very be:ttf coin, and bear a very fine impression of Majes:y' effigy ; on the reverse is a fi gure o f Hib ernia,andtl tv, rds, " Bank If Ireland Token for Six Siiik ap 504." We hope that their introduftion will mop the circulation of the dollars hitherto passing ss. I 1 fd. ; if such should be the case, it will caa Much confusion and embarrassment in the cvurse This Assembly a Quarter Assebly of the Corrwwati, of this city will take phice at the F.xhibiti on .h ouse W;lliam-street, ahm it is supposed somethi a A de cisively effcaual for the due supply of the city with wAter will be determined on. FROM LAST NIGH GAZETTE B‘NKRUPTS. John Crania, of Johiumo's.court; heet-strect, boold.i. to •orrendsr July 2s, August 7, and Septemhyr 4„ at .Cll, Guildhall. Attnrnev, 141 r. Lee, Castl,stre, t, liolburit. Richard Gower, Thomas Soper, and John B M , of mingham, leathior-drisseis, to 51.11T,Iltiet Alm A i t 4, and S.ipteinber 4, at eleven, at tho Swan Inn, ii, g h Birmingham. Attorneys, Air Richardson, NOMISIWIIt raft : ' Loodon ;or Mr. hilide,Birminglium. &khan' Jones, of Matu:lo.%ter, victualler, to AU2U*2 20, 91, and September 4, at two, at the Stn Manchester. Attorney., Mr. P. Hurd, King`ebereb Wok: T.:ratite ' London ; and Mr. Partinatou, Manieberter. Juliur)eiglorni, of Reetb, York, ironmonger, to •turerda Augur 17, 18, at elerve, and September 4, at nor, nth, Swan Tavero, Bull *tree, Birrainghain. Attome,s, Mr, 160 1 .111 0 11; and kr. Stubbs, 5, r . Egerton, Gray's-hut-square, _ Charles Whalingham, late of Warmiagba et Fort«, Clever, irononastar, to surroodvr Augoat 3,4, and Slotm,tirr 4, ,t eleven. et. the King's Arius Inn, MalsPewsch. Aitorne.a, m t . Colelough, Sartsliam..e, Multiuse ; anti Mr. Huxley, 1 Autos London. DfV DI'NT?S. August 17. John 1.1,Ad, of Farchain, Southampton, timber. merchant, at twelve at tie Red Lion lan, Fat, Oct. 37. William 11:11, of tia , ;lighAil-strott, hatat.lalnr, at ten, as Apo ge e 24. John Mfahl ut I.ivorpool, timher-rnertlaw, at eleven, at the Cicalae TAt . :2:r,triLn street, Lireri.o.l Oct. V. Robert Fogg the younger, Of Mae 1134nkartitt, chinaman, at ten, at Guildhall . August 13 Chr . atopher Silted', of Manch, stet, catuo. siiiimor, at eleven at the Star Ina, Ma- chi-te r. August 25 Edward Davies, of ivy lama, Punier, at ten, d )15. John BiteM2ll, late at Whitiechapel. hardware. 111,11, at twelve, at GuilltiaU Sept. Ge,.rge Earterby mod Willata Mt^farlane, of Ca. nada Wharf, Rotherlaithe, Sus ,ey, u.etclwas , at ten, 4 . . Auga4 14. .. al l4ltu Cumin, Cl Brood lama, otakbaht, attirag, at Goat CERTIFICATES—Agorae 14. Richard Tanner, of Blrminglta,ti; uphiitsterer. William Slater, late of Basinghall-street, w.rehentairan. Alexacder Sheen, of Drury-I.ne, liaen4afies. PRICE OF SMCILS: AAAAA Ir. . . 3 per Cent. igidigetd . . 561 37)1 3 per Cent. Cries. l 4 per Cent. C.onse4s 5 per Cent. Navy ... ..... ...... ..... .... 9if 5 per Cent. Loyalty • 9tl • . Lang Anniiitier 4 41 6. 1 Impericl 3 per Cent 1 Ditto Annuities 9% Drun= . , In4os Stock. • 1131 1.7/I Lug. Lottery Tickets pl. 174. engisols for.. • ' 5611 T. 313/1, Stockbroker, • 4, Combat, and 9, Clsaric.,.. veil. • PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Jus.v It Geeernotent Deb. Of pit cent. (July til Fri • D ttn, 3 per cant. SS . C1.1:144 Canal Lean,'4 per cent "0! R0)41 CAual Lnan. 6 per cent P'•+ COURSE EXCH. Amster lam .... S 7 10 t U Ditt;. at Sight .. 37 0 gGE, TCLIPAT, .11,-Lir Venter 571 Li, Pe Maple. Li.boes o;.rtn• Du 51.8 lBl itott.-ndamb. 111 4 U. Hamhaig% 95 $ 11U. Altona SI 9 14U. Tart' l5 4 LIT. Ditto t 1 Ut 25 It 4 U. Boudraux .95 12 SUIll•M Purture Geld is Cvin 4 0 ver • In Ea • .. New Dollars Stadrid Ditto Cs.lit. — in Paper Ditto Rilboa Leghorn SO__ . ___ Silver in 0 0 a- New Louis each.... 0 0 ^ Agin on the Rank of 41 pee Cent. Genoa 434Licrut Dublin on London (July II &dist on Lontionly 1 on Dublin (July li 14) 17) 611; 7) 5 6140 i. DI RT“. On Fridg !let, at lauadridge Ladd*, dm Lady of %divan Idattan, lsq. u( a daughter. MARRIAGES. L twig. at Chehester, Julio Poodatreet. M. youagest sou f the late S.r Sa.nuel Brads!rsot, to lilt'. Pel'• of Lm''' ^a 1 - B,o v, at S”kohsm, R. P. Clease.anst, Esq. of the it , ' I Horse Artillery, to Mw Oliver, daughter of Ws. Es*,! . . IMe of' Ilertyrtl. _ - _ At Blind‘rid, on the 40th inatanr,James Eyre, E4l. Can , • milk, to M". Ann corbet, daughter of John C.O•bett, L of Co k-roas At Villa !Tome, Mr. Gls • Wikan, sa:onT o • Sh?tla•11, Caltenoc St.ott, . 1. 4 A Se4tt, I.eq. of HOST. . . Lately. at ;. ••to, Mr. D. D.,,e00. o" • ralho , all, t4...5.ht,:r of tho late ea;.tain Da.t. l t;... • 1, - In otrkeithir.g. DEATi IS A fr... days oinee„st Ashford, Kent, Mr. Thomas A,!.!- On Wied .eaday, at Row ' atattara long iklia,r-s, wine . ;.• ' with tee:viola7 patience a nd resignaeort. John iti ekA '''' of Liansanfrrad Cann, in the calm', of ltfossmouth. (itle:cilaan Rai the thirteenth, in lineal deicer ',roe this mans.D.r and dememe. His tacestv, Thorns , Jenkin, Fy. from whom the Herbert fam,,irt a, tiscre in the re.go of Richard U and was i• 'r' •'; Llaneaniread church, July I, 149!4. Mr. 1t.e0r.1., a Ira before hm death, was to resigned aid collected, tilat her t 3 in writm: many thir:. tl he ohserrest cooornald h" sent ; and on Saturday his body wa, &Tirade:l in a ...ail der the Altar of that Church, winch 'Jos been in the id: a • ' family years, (ha Wedne.day 1:10, at Lyme, t)yeyets , -*-. %r• • 1 N /1 sear of her ar. We Mary Sir Tli I,• 1/111.: tof do. J J ig t s of t,,, e • j ( c ja u t i,n _ • - ult.!! WATER Al' 1.0 \ DON BRIDGE fldii 11.%)r 45 min. after 3. J. Bi Act. An . 1 t; 4 , 14 o..s::shed 4.• W N.J F,• - .. 0 it C •.•••!I{6. ht • • . at-1 I. s IL