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MEETS. ANGE, Nov. Is. CE OF GRAIN. Dean* ,....608.65e. Viet Beane— ... 491.951. ed late stticins. 949 36,. 3 9 9 04 1 robin* ditto le eot od. Rape Steil ........ Fine Flour gue. 95e seeesaie... llse. 90.. I..—Tevuo•v, Nov.,. .itt. —4. to Jol sdds. —4. to 45.. AM*. —4. to 411. —d. —d. to ass —d. —5ll. —d. to Stf ei —4. IF HOPI. • vomits. Kest, 41. 104 0 61. is. Bores, 41. me. to Si. E$ Fartabots,ll. --s. to tot. STRAW, r F.STEIRIAT wstosuitileit Mel if. e.. to 61. ? Now. 41. to. tool. Clover, 61. lib: es 71. tc.- is. to 111.1 u., TaV A, Nov. IJ. per stone of sltr. Crud of Cottle, ibis. Any Knots 3,740 Siterp . 17,6r4 . teobe Pigs.. ........... ....uj• ARKET. tu tit. 6s. sid. al. t• it los. 66. 64. to 11. 'l6s. 64. JENHALL MARK — Errs. Veal 41. • OIL t 0.511. 4d I P. se. ed. to 6a. Nl TA LLOW. TownTsliow sgs d—. e li'rflow Nosaut gos Od --.4 co: %% bite ditto .. 944 ad --sit Is•fte ditto.... gos 01 —4.0 Melting Steil so. 00l —4 o L G Vino moth 0.. us ..- II Graves .._. •041 Drell .. i Us—Curd, Iles ea, 5i5a1...4180%5, les od 11 I DCS. (ordinary es. —d. to S.. ell: Mulct Calf 141. *IL 4.4. Eng. Nurse J 411. 414. to gig. es. 6d. to 41 M. LEATH RR. - tad to esd to - None. per 110: - led to il;4 - NO to slit tittle( tpid to izd Itld to 19)41 esd to 344 -34 d t• Anil - 314 I. 324 os od to 36 I per elusait. T—Novititata 13 mold. Pi he. sag. md. to so.. M. 570. oci. to 1 4. 1 k. ito LE AT GU1L41111434, MUM. 1 R. igelapier - 1 it ows-terrses, Cit!-rultd. _ _ lam bat saw of City or, builder - row. floolue. la VEITtRDAT. 6 91 U . . emitoolt 111 tl-to • ..... 3J 34i pre • • .. 14 17 Wl"' • ..... VA. 7oka r. tllbH, Sto:IL-13•4.ar. Chill, sod% kharlag-eraall. viir Ace.'lied, i *Geld, Thomas the covet? a I ..eiketurr, et I . 1111121 . E4c*, Artsnr, ist the req..to 11 ie~ !idea, of VIII ham Came- y of Archibald Cie c 114141. Lialy Hope of a eon. f Willisin Jenkins, of Castle, Esq. of • daughlei whim. Alla hashers gums . ans. ur o'clock, Mr. cols Thorns% ry- school, in Gco y'r• 1110• Rosa, 4 the loth Year of b. t age, Mims late Sir John Dane, Mart. of it afire, George Plll4/4 FA. of twit is the Id West 'York • '• Auderson, Esq. wk it hut be rry npourds of so ycars. lie signs se the CointiniuS, I, end preserved kis ft.cultlea to mil, Wittiest Poser, i 7.1.1. egad spectaCles, mist ref* deed his a of tin (frith. n 4 Ovule Tavern in ritlsentk, ilia death n is occasioned by shatterill illicit shatters d it in. such T r is st jaw. tto Gsbraltar, William Patter- Misiesty's Packet, Cart clef, as des, Mr. Marna, mate of tbe Cape. Now's, ami at' Mr (nicer a young matt wf meat Jostiogitishe , l hrrwes art baud t the immistahle action 111 A lamb then a Creech istivatutr, aM M)tirkt I DGKTftlisr LiA Y I Aft:erbium 3.1 111111 . 311 t 7 AMITI, NO. t. Ortuel's hol's , No. IS, Back iir 41. Ca mturs- ITE, of same ',Nice —4' Inter*. Ike Oars, (4mst•pa , ,l.. p ' r THS. 111 1/1 LACE. alvatorx 2127. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY. Nov. 15v tau% will Ire acted, a rocnetly, called, SPEED TilF. PLOMI. Sir Philip Elandford, Mr Mir/my! Sir Abel needy, Mr Monden; Morrington, Mr. Wieldy Bob Handy, Mr Jon" fieory, Mr. C. Nein!.le ; Partner Ashrielel, Mr. Ertly. Leidy Handy, Mir L.ser ere : Stir Mundt . ..id, Mn. Gabbs; Dome Asidisid, Mn. Daveiipoil ; Sumo, Mire Bristow. Tu which will he a&rd, the M.-104km.* of THE BLIND BOY. • Stsnislaus. IMr. Merray • Edmond, Mrs. Johnston ; 111 r. Brunton ; Oiierto, Mr. Fewsett. Lids, Mss • ; ElHnr , Wes Norton. 75.; Second Pftre,m. 6d —Pit, es. ; Seined Price, u • —Gallery, ; SC. until Price, is •Upiligr To-morrow, Romeo and Juliet: Juliet, Mr.. ("Wee; with fl'irtford Reid:sr—On Friday, the Opera of The - Exile, with 't We Fl) by Night ;"t or, lain Strries.—On Salon aby, The Cub;net, nail The Child of Nutufe—Ou !Hominy, Othello, the Moor of Venice si after which, Due Jeau..-01• Tuesday, The Suspicious Husband. I.YEELIM THEATRE. UNDER THE SPECIAL .I.IrENSE or THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN ; filaaantl for the paterut Seasew h the Nat applicants et all parties ptiartipally Ir HEIR .1 1 1.11tS SERV ANTfi, form ise the COMPANY of the lode DRVRY-LANE THEATRE, will, THIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, riuc. 15, 1809, co-rfovin thr Comedy of THE BELI.E' STU AT AGENT. Dorkuort ' Melvin .luring his trot appearnore in that Ourcrtor); Hardy, Mr. bunion ; Sir Geome T Mr. F.vie; Flutter, Mr. Palmer; Saville, Mr. Posen; Vil liers, Mr. Ray; C 0131.0411, Mr. Holland Lawitia /body, Slim Duncan; Mrs. Racket, Mrs. ilarioar ; Lady Iticit stuod, Mrs Omer. After which, compressed into one Act, so entirely aew Mo lokai Dramatic flatcrtaimiseat, called .I(JItILEE. The characters lity Mr. Mathews, Mr. newton, Mr. De Camp. Mr. Knight, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Maditucks. Slasirr *eat; Mimi Kelly, Me,. Bland To which 'Ube added, *be Magical Entertainment of MY GILAN DNI OTHER. Sir Mathew Medley, Mr. Minktrcks ; Vapour, Mr De Charlotte, Mr•s. Matthews. Fiord's, Xint Dungan. Ti,. morrow, The Duenne, with The Midnight Honr.—Ou Friday, Muck ads shoat Nothing, and Honest Thieves,... Ou Saturday, The Schad for Scandal. A New Farce la is rely areal, and will be produced in a _ . PEACE WITH THE EMPEROR. As Peace, Decorum, nod Scoroce, srP to he found in the MINOR THEATRE, Cathernmatreet, scud, INGLEBY, the EMperor of all Conjurers, with the utmost respect, begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gen try, and all those who see distinguished for Science and the hum Arts, that his Grand and Scientific EXHIBITION will be displayed THIS EYENING, November 15, and every Evening till further unties. Admission to the Stage and envies 3e lift—Pit ss lery is —Coos opened at Six o'clock, and to begin at Nsve . Half peke to consomme at Hatfipast Eight ••• A private Perfurinauce may be bad by giving a day's Mime. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Noy. 4, 10119. THE COMMISSIONERS for conducting His Ittojavey's Transport Service, for tallier dere of Seek and Prowled .Veamen and for Ike Can mai Costae of Prison.... of 1t.,, b ketetiotelen llbrier, PAW thy' wit/ be teadi at this O ' ka an TUESDAY, the both November, 10 09, to fr • care sealed Traders, and treat with such Permed as may bat stilling to contract far ricteelling PRISON ERN of WAR, in Health, et Chatham, fn air Mona, certain, Aims the Ist January west. N. Tends, will be renal at after One o'Clwk on the Dars cif natty, our any noticed, rein the Party, or au Apeot .10 9 personally Wren& Each Triads, met be accompanied by a Let. terfatn two respectable Pc, tont, eat,raging to become hound with OW Person filtering, in the Sena e L.,..0,,f0r the doe perform sacs qr the Contract. Farther Particulars may be, known, by militia( at this Of fre,lo to rapt. Hutchinson, Chatham. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Nvv. 7, ISO% THE COMM ISSION ERS fur conducting Ills Alaisity'srronsport Service, .for sating erne */ Tick mid R'orndeef Sosurson,ixii.ear the Cire and er,,t u dy of Priam,' I f War, do her*, give Notice, That they will he ready, at this wee, as, I HURIDAY, the s.td Nmemhor, ino9, to Ifeelet sealed Trader', amid treat with sack P• 1 1 ,111 as may be willing to edit tract :applying COA LS for Ike service isf Prisoners of f i'ar at Portsmouth aid Chathanyjle twelve maths certain, from the sky of Tender. No Tender will be remitter after One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, rnr ang noticed, varlets the Party, wan Agent far him, permits .y attend. Foch leader nrunt be accompanied bge 144- t.r 4.4 twu nrspeetabk Pertentr ' enraging to ite(lnit (maid with tie Perron tendering, ix the sunsnf L Qou, for the doe perform mice f he Contract . Farther Particulars may be knntsx by applying at this Ohre, or to Captain Woodrif, Portsmouth, or Captain ilatelaasun, Chatham. AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, Serjesinte-lan, Plvet•street, Nov 14,1 V". THE Colii i llltATlONl of the A M ICA ISLE SOCIETY l',r. • PERPETUAL ASSURANCE OFFICE, der herrhy;tfo• wake, Thal at Michaelmas last (4)14 Stile), the several Members, 04 their Numiuees, upon the Policies, Numbered as &Howie, via pa, 179, e 56, 600, One, 603,656. 659, 991), 1.123, 1047, 1297, ie. - 441475., 1483, 1512, 3 00 1547, 1310, 1654, 1 11, 1554, 1853, 1 9 59 , 1 9 9 7, 3190 , 3191 . a 154, 3173,3174, 31 , 3359, 3960, 3336, 3337, 333.1, 3373, 3274, 3490, 3499, ' , .1601, 3609, 3603, 37 3 7, 3 7 11 . were five Quarters is arreor is their Quarterly Payments, or Contiihutiuus, fur use year sod uoc quarter of a year; and that unlesa such Arreur is paid tiff within the ipare of once Calendar Mouths after the date hereof, such several Iflembers, and their Nominees, and their respective Execu tors, Administrators. and Mamas, will, by virtue of the lisp• plrenentalCliecti.r of the 'aid Society, be absolutely exclud. ed from all benefit and ads aMage from such Pellicles. • JOHN PENSAM, Register. NE W STATE LOTTERY. to be draw° i" ONE DAY, iath February. tato. 4 4 1,00e7 10,000 uu 44 36 4 ,'W 5,0041 W- ires L.90n,000 Thiti Lo- ttery is upon therm, Plaa u the last ; A consirta of only aviiio 'Numbers (fro t to incluirr) ; but there are rOlll. 'rickets of each Number, ohielt will he neetrally en titled to whatever Prise ra drawn lslinst aech Number ; for tii•tat.ev, it It t I should be demo 4 Prise of go,nonl. the I ..t.t I nlteti Oot Nllloloo' ' will each he (Willed to Sto,troul• 1..1..r5, in the *hide, bio,nr.rd. • .• mi ß ros will 're entitled to Om. Proportion. Tickato and Steens 11-4 ea see at 'lithe Office.. _ to, `•?'•' - irwr?ort _ _ ~~~ <. h.~ . z • - - Ebr l'4rtttob Akr WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1809. SUPERIOR BOOKS FORYOUNG PERSONS. New Editions of the following retreated Works ►ave been lately pablialied by T. CADELL and N. DAVI ES, Strand : 1. 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Copy of a Letter from Captain Itrowne, of His Majesty's wimp the Plums, addranted to Admiral You. g, Cummuor der-lit-Chief at Plymouth, and trunsnutted by the latter to John Wilmot Criker, Est His Majesty's Sloop !'Sneer, off Sicily, November o, tatty. Sollt-4 beg to report to you, that, rst lour o'clock this eventing, a lugger waserns men from the utast-bred bearing S.E. and a brig in chase of her E.N.E. itthich proved to be ilia Majesty's sloop Aciseoii). His Majesty's sloop Orestes was in the N.W. and joined in the pur-nit. At forty int iiii ter past seven His Majesty's sloop Envier my d ran her VAN KROPTCY ENLARGED alongside, when she priori:a to be the french lugger As. Chadwick and Jobs Chadwick, of Bradbury green, privateer Le Lezartf, of St. Malo, manned with Chester, hatters, from Nay. t 4, I. Dec. 96, Malmo, it: the fifty-seven men, and pierced for fourteen guns, but Do T """ , De6 "C lie t 511 " ch "“" r • unit any fiiiiiiit on hoard ; I.llltrl front the Isle de BANKRUPTCIES IirPEBMEDED• made John Resod, of Salford, Laureate,. dealer sad chaps.. ILls last 11l 'Chi • still has nut any cNiture. — David Hardie,tillassaarow, Money.lase-omrket, Looduo, Fruits tbe jittlicious rrosition kept by Lord Viscount warriximessan. Neville, of tber.Actitou s and .Coptsia Umsway. BANKRUPTS ()rester, her escape would have been difficult. John Shepherd rdlick, of Ileekney-Kilt, Lce.hridge,, I have to mild, that the Plover,iu conipatir with Middlesex, miller, to surrender, Nov. is, Dec. 5. and Ai, al ten at Guildhall, Losthro. Attorneys, Messrs. Dime, Al etotir sloops, bra recaptured the English ship %Vt.,- iris, and Bro. pstenwster.ru . ,. mouth, hem Gibraltar, just about to enter the Wluiaun LIMO', of Rath, Somerset, grocer, to surrender, port of Aber-wrack. I base the honour to be, &t. Nuv. 22, 27, and Dec. 56, ut eleven, at the Chr.itopher lou t (Signed; PHILIP Bau W k . Rath. Attorneys, Sheppard and Ailliegtes, Bee -F. ford. row. Limnos; sail R A. Alseppard, Seth. William Smith, a 4 Purtpoul lone, (lass'. Inn•laue, Mid. pousconsalter, to sorteuder, Na,. su, at one, a. ' awl Ike :16. at eleven, at Guildhall, Laudon. Attonsey, Me. Wioslm-street, Oxford-street. John Wilson the stronger, and Jobe Williams, of Imo. Acre, Middlesex, coach. maker', to sareender, Nur 25, Dtc. 9, at one ' and 26, at ten. at Gnildhell. Lembo Attorneys, Meows. Thomas and Samuel Naylor, Great Newport street. John Mitchell, late of Northowram, tort, hat now of Fleet-market. Loudon, brick.waker, to su rr en d er, Nov. us, Dec. a, and 96, at teu, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Praire, litrisr•street isrery Ledlani,of Wood street, Loudon, hosier, to surren der, Nov. is, Der. 9, 26, at test at Guil dh all. Atittnerys, M. tws. Dana and Crosland, IlmuLLstreet. Isaac It uriey the younger, of Fish. street hilt, London, horn-draper, to serreeder, Nov. is, as, soil Die. 90, at Oct re, at troth:ball. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Hattop.eardim. %Mum I eathwood, of Liverpool, Lamosier, melt-cuter% to minuader, (Mc. I, 9, aid on, at elem. ' at the Glut* Tavern, Julusatrert, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs Cut -.et. and Lowe, Saattuosipiaa heitdiap, Chaimary.liie ; and Messrs Memel and Cartwright, Liverpool. John Hay Hutchinson, of Poland street, Oxford. street, Middlesex, victualler, to surrender, Nuv is, *3, awl Dee. •21:, at ow, at Guildhall, London. Attain,, Mr. Al anima, arwiehmpiare, Newgatestrret lefts Calf the younger, of Parking, Vserx, brewer, to sue. reader, Dec 9, r, sad 26, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attoniey, Mr. Oshaildetten, Little Tualrer-stmt. David Shirt, of Faitheed, Sill:atom, York, teaser, to site. • mauler, Dec. 6, at (one. 7, and 26, at ten, at the Punch- Bowl lee, In Clayton West. York. Antonio, Mr Croaky, Hollsormcourt, Gray's Me, London; end Mr. J ackson, gaol. cod, rear Barnsley, York Wan Allen, of the Old Jewry, Lemke, tailor, to iarreades, Nur. to, ts, at use, and Dee ii, at twelve, at Guildhall. London Attormy, Mr Lam. Larrreses-P.niltur% hill Edema Wnkrltite, allTl4re, Suffolk, brewer, to Mk rendet, Dec a, o, sad or, as eleven, at Guildhall, Loewe* Attur my, Mr. Charles Hanuau, Wore-011ice-coart, Fleet-street, Lapidus. Thema Dorlahol, of Mniterford, Perks, dram', to sto render ' • Nor. tin, at use, so, mid Des. 96, at eleven, at Guild. hall, Laosilea Attorney, Mr. ('rouse, New-lee, Losolou. Robert Smith, fureserry of the Cooper's Arum, Badge-row, Watbrook, Louder, victualler, and late of Little Bselsdane, Catinuo.sirret. Loudon, carpenter, it./ surrender, Nor. le. es, awl Dec. 96, at ten, et Gnildhelt, Loudon. Allansei, Ms. 'nouns Dewitt, Pliiiptd lass, Feed's... li.street JAM Cliarann, of the Paveinsait, Nloorthrlds, Londe*, shoemaker, to surrender, Nov. al, 95, and D. or 01, at owe, it Guildhall. Landau. Atturety, Mr. Wild, Warwick-paste, Newsate-street Robert nes-hairs mad Joseph Wilma, of Queeo-street, Chespsido Load's's, warehousemen, to serreeder, Nov as, aid ere Mr, at tierce, at Guildhall, Leaden. Aglow ceps, Messrs. baste, *mem, owl itaptoo, Old Jewry. DIVIDES lor. Decorator nt. Rirbwd Dean, late of be dror aad Garble Tama, Kerr. bridge, toriewhaeper, at te.n at Guildhall, Love've. December Is. Jobs Frersossills, John R.amira, said Saba Defornemita, of Knitwear.. Goorrett.suiret, lesddlamm. Iron fouratera, at twelve, at Guiliiisall. Lieudos. Jaimary sty. lame Prue, of Leather-Moe, Madame; NM Sm., at one, at Gyddhill, Loadims. Lereanor te. Jolia.Deformewob, of laateftert, Goma. suer', Middkoets, teue.fortattoo, at twelve. at lisoldbali, Lowly's. Dam** is. Ma Ziesasea, of law snot, Gee; .1 i Ateann.ter Capper, • Maven faylur, J ohm Chalmers, Alexander Dyre, Berth Mae•Jsuer, Cbarlee Corner, Robert M. Strange, Jobs J. Durand, l'u be COLONELS. MAJORS Walter C. Lennon, Colin Maekens.e. To be LIEUTENANT-COLONELS. . Th. names of those wLo were nominated for Sheriffs by the Lords of the Council, at 4.11 Mw.dny , % •,• 13, 1109, in the fiiitts year of the relgo of George 111. nod in the ye.r of oar l.ord Isola : Bedfardriiire-o.loseph Howell, of Market street, Eiq.; Sir Gregory Osborne Turner, of Botticaden, But. , Robert Hopkins, of Siniden, Loy. Defile:friss-Peter Green, of Crookharn, FA/ ; W dliae %Vier mairCiarke, of Arrhugtoo, Esq. ; Adana Bloody, of sten bactiewys, Esq. Borkiegfourisai/s—Sir Williams Claytoe, of Harkyford, Bart. ; {Yah o os I.l;gott, of Draderaliall, Esq., Join Ayton, of blifte.nden Abbey, Ewa, Cant6r , il?etZire and ifwerioodonsdi,-.Robert inoes A. Deune, Ssionet ut Esq.; George IA illiain Leeds, of Crustosi, Esq. Legh, ttf [Smiths, Esq. Robert tri fler, of Bidirton, Log. ; 'Montan Brook, of Church NI; 0 1- shall, Cot Ceinebo I ...oeriands:-Sir Hcnry Fktcber, of Cleo hall, Bart. ; Juba* I . Lou,, of Woodside, Esq. ; Thomas Nutley. of Lamas. white, Esq I) , rb 7 raire--IViiliam Tarhatt, of Oystrsihall, Esq. • John l'retnpton, of Derby, Esq. tiodirey .11eynelt, of Esq. Deroarhies.•••Philip Mondell, of Tiverton, Esq.; Sir Steseieb ' Airmails& Lopes. of Heinlein', Bart.; Arthur Chum- , pertiotore, of Dartingtos, Esq. tkrestsSira....Edaard Grestbend, of Edelen, Esq , Julia I. Wills it of Merl), Esq.; Henry heynser, of Hanford, Esq. Estes—Sir Robert WiErsat, of Waltlaansstow, Bart.; Elwin Smith, of Sottons, Esq.; John 'Mtge, of IVaiihaotstuw, Esq. Otrmersterrkire.r-Jaines de Visate, of Fresswit, Esq.; Nath4- Diet IVatlien, of l.layatpark, Esq.; Thomas John Lloyd Bakes, of Stoutsbill,, Esq. ,H, r ivtiaigedire—iSlepLea Oakley Attley, of the Lays, Esq. ; Thomas A. Ktitght, of Dowatoiticastle, Esq. ; Hubert Higginson, of Horkoill.park, Esq. ifirry:oemirre—Thomas Howarth, of Boothani.loilge, Esq. ; John Dent, of Briekendon Buy, Esq.; Robert Taylor, of Tolliunres, Esq. Kest—Andrew Hawes Handley, of Gnre.cunrt, Esq. ; Sir %Valle= Tramiel) of koyelewhall, Burt ; James Burton, of Illahleduu, Es q. Leicedershitei—lttchard Norman, of Melton Mowlsray, Esq. ; Bafsert Finyines, of Great fikno, Esq ; the Hue. Thomas BMWS'S, of Highans-ors-tbe.leill. Liaralashire--Ednacnol 'former, of Penton, Esq.; Joseph Liresay, of Baosaber, Esq. ; Sir Juba Trollupe. of Cos. wick, Esq. Mosnieseholire--Thosana Pilkingtoa, of Hillstoae, Egli ' • Heigh Powell, et Llasvihatigel, E sq.; Charles t.ewia, Of St. Pier* Esq. Norfolk — Charles Loess, of Fil b y, Esq ; Nsthaniel ickk. thwsite, of Beestutt, Esq.; Jobs Turner 11.des, of Hare- Ilaglsam, Fol. A'oerhosopiesrAirr....Willians dewherichee, of Fast Haddon, Esq. , Walter Strickland, of Braxwurtle•tiall, Esq.; Peter Detqs, of Custom Neste% Esq. ;orthsaiikrian&—Joisis Read Northam.... , of Chipettatie.camtle, Emq ; t%ilhaas Burrell, of Briroase-park, Esq.; Johu Carr, of Hedgley, Esq. Nottiarhmserekin—John Clotwerth, of Ansley, Ems ,• Fletcher Nodal Naito*, of Vt...., Seq. ; Traub Sodrma, of Firkliasten, F.sq Henry Ashorst, of Wmtermtaelk, Bag ; Sir John Reedit, of S4:pstosse, Wirt Roikrt Plw, of Wisitrhoret, Csq. ketimitatoo....W.lFses 0111eirti, of waig. Eq. i tbe 111". • , . , I /4 V.' I.lnOi al. . ~, 1 1tr . AIX I . '&1 .1 1 tt i ,-- , ,• •• 41,,votw.f t ....,. ...., . .... . • ..N ~, , _ . 14 (11,7 ' i lr 0.. • 4„ , 0„ 1 4 :4' 1 ; 5 '47 , ~, 4 , 4 . • \1 ' .... •AZ . •.r .- , • .----• , As., iik .. cr -- " . •irreNtiz• ..• . • N. J ••:- 1 George Watson, orintsistan ; Gerrard Mel Noel, of EIV tun, Es.' • • • - -- - - - - - - - - - , ■ I I