The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-10-30 00:00:00

nu ISLE OP POURBO.Y. Bourboq is on island in the Indian Ocean, shout to leagued g, mud 16 bruad. it was brat dis covered by die Portuguese, who called It bleier reign,. or Mascarenhas; oilier Europeans called it Smut appolfonion ; till, iii the year 1634, M. Simmers Governor of the Frrs.ch tettlements in Madagasess took possession of it, and called it Bour4on. There are many good roads for shipping Lanai the island, particularly on the north and iLiuth sales hut hardly a single harbor where the ship* can ride secure against those hurricanes which blow during the- Alunciontis. Indeed, the mist is so surrounded with rocks sunk • few feet below the water, that entrance into the harbOur, at least coasting snug the shore, is at till times dangerous. On the southern extremity there is a volcano, which continually throws up flame, smoke, and solphur. with • hideous roaring noise, terri b le in the night to mariners; no less so, oases IA Croix, than the island Del Fuego ' Mount ilecluin Ice land ; and we mey add, Mounts /Etna nud Vesu vius. Tne climate. though intensely hot, is healthy, being refreshed by cooling gales that blow morning end evening hum the sea or land. Sometimes, however, terrible hurricanes shake the whole i•lsud. and affright the inhabitants, hot generally without any other bad consequence. No country can he 'wire happily watered than Bour bon; every side of it is refreshed by rivulets, sprin4e. and murmuring brooks, which tumble in delightful cascades dorm the crevices and clanks of the mountains into the sea. The island abounds in friPt. grass, and cattle; though, before the French settled upon it. the latter were hardly known, and the•cuutitry was almost • desert. It produces ex cellent tobacco, which the French have pivoted there. aloes, white pepper. ebony. *calm, and other kinds of stood and fruit trees, spontaneously. It even yields wood At for ship building, and a great variety of trees that afford odoriferous gums and resins • among th e rest, benzo:n, of an excellent kind. ' and to greet abundance. Notwithstanding the greet qu.nititr of white pepper shrubs, they never crinhi &corer either the plat that bears the ill wk topper, or cithebsi though this last has been frliimitly Wend with the inhabitants. The . . - . . . livers are w.II stacked with fish. the cotota with heel aud bra tortoium; every part of the cossatry with horned cm .'•„ as well as hogs and goat., the former import. d from Europe, and since exceed. ingly multiplied. Am hergrioe, coral, and the most beautiful shell., are gathered upon the share. The woods are filled with game, inch as turtle doers, penalties., pigeons, and a greet variety or ether Lied.. Lung. 33. 2). E. Greenwich. Lat. 22. 1. S. Monday last bring the day appointed for bring. I I ing and proclaiming the Charter Patent for the 1 l,nr. ugh of Afaidon, the same Ives observed by the 1 jai:tilt:tants at an early hoar. by raging of bells firing of ransom. and esery othor denstiostrAton of joy. At ten o'clock, a numerous party of 51r. Catgut. t.'s friends assembled at Umlrury. about fear stiles from Maiden, to receive him. bud tvatifY.i their approbation of his very honourald, oo li th t er. which has been so uniform and at. tidy from the comm. ucessent of his having 0ft . ..rt.1 I ...If • Caudid cie for that borough. At eleven the pro cession set off from Danbury in the follon iug order, preeedt..l l.y a bnntl of nitistc•--.. Tint 'nun& rrecmen co bwraeback, two Mid 1111.1, with !WOWS. Another Hand of Mimic. In be curio'. awl four. Vac Ma), , r awd Corporation, with Charter, um carriage'', Ibclituticaisa the Cl;aster Club, sod acia Friaada. The proceipano, which extended at least • mil... ba!ted at s iiiie distance before it entered the town, fur in, purpose of taking ihr horses from Mr. Gas aet.i.'• carriage, which was afterwards drawn by the popiitacc. About noon they arrived at Mahlon, amidst th, acclamations of the greatest concourse of spectator.... rf Mitersord on any former occasion, uKt protiroi:ed through the pnileipsil streets, where Mr. GAIICLIA and the Charter were gre , ted from Every winches. After w hich the procession returned to the Market-place, where • platform was erre twit fur the parpose of proclaim ng the Charter; which being dune, tit a very able seamier, by Mr. Coo, their Town Clerk; the M ATOM. iu a short and neat speech, astir atinacil the Burgesses on the restora tion of their rights and privileges. Thr Body Cor porate were theu iinmediotely sworn into their ee *pettier niers; after which they adjourned to the Blue Boa Inn to dine, where the greatest con voiality and good order prevailed. Many loyal stet constitutional toasts were given; and when Mr. Gasethes health was drank. he took the op portunity of expressing the high gratification he felt at the very flattering manlier in which he had be.. received th.it day; ..aunisz them that he b!ok ed forward with the greatest confidence to repro of-Lit them in Parliament, when hr should ever con sider it MN duty and study to promote the interest of their ancient borough. Toe company were high) gratified in kikirtser some excellent songs and darts from Messr , . PERRY auil Sues. A bullock was ron.ted whole upon Potaian Marsh on the oc casion, whirls was given to the populace. together with several butts of beer. The day pewd with the greatest harmony and good order, and nn se. cadent happened to Semen the general pleasure winch seemed to pervade every individual. The circling of new Barracks at Ballymullin. a little to Ilse erst of Tesler, h commenced. ..0 that at a p-troop out fur moat-, a large military establish. enei,t is expo t led there. SMOCK MO AI Ci Dt.N T.— A girl abont 13 year. nr • isieee In llr. Dr:ris ts. grocer. in Ml•suist-stie. t. was duAlag the 11.4400.11 rit a ..eroud fluor in Iser uncle's 'inure. when she fell into a paved yard, by which her fluter was broken, her head much la. eorated, and she was otherwi.e snuck can Lain'. Dr. likaalstwr.: has bre. is eon.tant attenshrnee 'spun her, and hopes were yesterday iatirniiij eittertvi..r.l her recovery. 50tu,41.1, wear 300 Portuguese sailors assembled in Cable-vtrvir, tit. George's in the F r o, it. Sne battle to a greatly inrantor number or hint*, ; ar. n neveml el' the I..tier were wounded. nett taken to She Hospital. All., cresting ranch al sun anti roan. *ion so the neighbourhood. abut ritrileadyni of the Portagaseso were • apprehrnsied by the tvinte chap.l Officers. and an defamed i t s neasoly until liieir wounded opponents win pflowestored out of dangler. TERRITORY OF ORLEAIM SUPERIOR COURT-FIRST COURT.-FIRST DISTRICT-JULY t IM TOR MAITIIII OF maims aoarswomr. PRESENT-THE HON. JOSHUA LE.WO4. The Court havoug coutiderrii t 11.4., tirlirttea their opinion dm tiny us *ruing, us the foliowlug word*, rie. _ In the month of Jun., Mift, nn the motion of Mr. rbigny, founded upon the affidavit of Mr. Cu i.t. the following rule was obtained against Pi. erne Doruntion. to wit : •• It is atli red that Pierre Dormenon sbew cause, on the first Monday its August next. before the Su perior Court. to be holden at the City Ilan at the city of New Orleans, wf:y his name at mutant y and counsellor at law should not he stricken off the rolls of said Court. for kavitog (a. it is alleged upon oath) headed, aided said avoibtrill the negroes of St. Downie. in their horrible massacres and other outrages agaiust the whits , in and about the year 1793. - _ At wl►ich day the said Pittre Dortneoon appeal ed, and denied the charge. Whereupon a number of witnesses were called, and their eliminations taken in open Cowl ; and the said Dormetion requesting time to procure et, culpatory testimony. he we. allowed until the day of January following. Shortly efte: which day he appeared and submitted his proof and defence. The exemination in support of the cliarge set forth in the rule was lengthy, and is placed ulna' the tiles of the Court. The witueste. appeared to be men of veracity—the credit of 11011 C lims been in►- peechrd. It does not appear that either of them ha• had the least personal animmity towards Mr. Dor nsesson, or that they were actuated by motives et revenge or persecution, or felt any other sentiment than that wl.ich the re( olleetion of their past buffer ing.. in the piesence of the person whom they con sidered to he the priniipal author of them, was cal culrted to inspire. And their testimony, if true, fully substantiates the fact charged io the rule. To repel the force of this testimony. Mr. Dora,- non has produced testimonial proof (which r nut de flied), that in the venous public employment • in which the witnesses have knnwu dim, his roncluet ham been without reproach. and to his private tire, enellatilory and much esteemed ; and scan addition al evidence of his having enjoyed public couddesice, he has exhibited a hat of appoint sutras in the jrals chary made by Gm. Rochatnberam, in the year on es hteh his name appears. This may AI be trite, but as it relates to an epoch some coneiderable ttrne stibsequi•ot to the year 1793. it does not contradict witnesses, who *peak of his cosehict only in that yeier. Mr. Dermensm, in bit defetce in writing. hag la. housed totally to dieraerat the witnesses spinet his, by attempting to show gross contradictions and absurdities in their testimony. If there he not • per. feet coincidence in the witnesses in all she details of heir testimony, the) cest:.inly weed upon the im portant Gloss. It ;sewed. 'he Mr. De-m• nsm was a Mutiittpal onkel under the cum int a s Potter. It at.d San thopast, in th e r m. 17,0. • hen the general fire. do nof the slims was pruclatutel Tina Mr. Dor mes.on admiis. It isproven rho, th tt in that eiveactrr. at sr t iz • wart his hedge of tAtZer, he mg.,. hest At the i • the brieuris, wits% iu ciAirert wait their badvre, whew. sole p.orpwui and emplilis .nt Au the ie us criminate warder awl ratowie,e ..f t . a whites who refried to conform to the ord e r. o theft •omii isaeriu; and that their roiniort in varim• te‘p, di ions in pursuit of the whites, was issatked with estexusipleii cruelty and berbitrity. It is equall) in tesitisine.,, that Dormenn: sAsoci 4,41 %H.. and via. the mate friend of Do Lrlr. Frnot. EA• lett, and who headed the brigand. in the quarters of Jecinet Jereinir. gird it. depriiitanciee. There are many cif( usirttasiers cletaileil by the witoesqes which warrant aln of then. foe*: I Get, they ate as s264BE:tot'ly print.% as that Dor- I menou was a municipal officer, and cats with as little plausiltility be driit.A. . . ila:1 the some twit e of thfte Nett areoni- ponied Mr. Dormenon's application for admission o the bar, 1 hare no doubt he woold have be:a refused. The Coast now being possessed of it, it is eqnslly their duty to exclude him. It i- con i derrd that the safety of this country require* that no person who his acti-d in couc..rt with the Negroes and Msdonors of Si. DoiniwAn, in dein roying the white., ought to ht. Wary kin t of office heir. ever fair their conduct may since hare tiers,. Aid, font the evidence, un unrr.jn acrd iniod run doubt that each has b..en the c'inuluct of Mr. I)ormeron. It is thertli re ordered ti.at the rule he made absolute. SLIZICKING CA /*AN TROPI/E. i The E•linbw►gh P.ip•r coot •ine the tAlnwing ' piragrisish:—•• A Gentleman walking along the j $ int!, Cndge early this (morning (Wednesday) wa. ularinedl by the report of a pietist. and immediately the ilealqiiinVit of the watchman, proceeded towards the place from whence the report vermeil ; to COMP. 1, bs arriving at the head of Infirmary j street, they perceived the tinily of a man lyin4 stretched on the ground. and le Mle I months.' man, who, immediately on their coming tip. pre seated to his head. tired it. and full to the nroiird. A...let:slice was promptly procured. ■nd they were carried to the lufirinary ; the one perfectly pirate a, null the oilier (who had fired the p istol when f ;.•1811e1010 mid watchman • cosine N.) nearly ass ; lie died in a few minute, niter being Igen tlit miss the Infirmary. In the liist. the hall hied entered a little chore the lett ea►, and loih4ed iii the brain; in the other. it hail ertterinl a Ist ile Omar the sight ear. and passed oat at the up l awi.ie aide of the head. We andentaml that the Greitl-inasi who was olwerved to fire the second MAGI wag snn.•h initmicattd ; that ha left • Ismiging• wi.h a brace of loaded plaint. in his sod was followed by the other Gentleman in • order to firing hunt Lack. Irritated. prisbahly. by I his suli+•itatwtts. he (-gaminesl rise rash deed clwve mentioned. The interval between the firing of the two p.atols might I.e about three miimies. Parthr•ter ow cnntpl•trly aotirra. Upsatda 4of Gates are at WI *ea t tot that fartrese. tOfJNtY OF hikdrit PriViwtf. TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY, &c. We, your Majeety ' s must dutiful and loyal ;abject., the Nobility, Gaollrmo, and Freeholders of the Comity of Meath, fret impelled holiday to lay {wrote visor Maj. sty the wentimints of minuet: , horned, by the iii rum. I.U•tels it, *bait th,r countrit e ars al piesirat placed, by the Mao, soarer. of slsas al cal.sei.en hick pselleal list nitrites, sod by the comma's out emoluct which have Neel Nomura by your :11ajesty's N 1 Mist. rs After many years of a war the most indiums and Myths. male its sloth three memory • were ever involved, we sea ChM, wills kttruilig of a •pireely or citnif octory nearly eat elf from all cutitiemuis a ith the rest of Europe, left to modern its tadire pressure, and eueunidcr its aceunitilitt rag hhsarils. We see the enemy ralltaailig lot sway or Has in- Somme over once peat and indeperatent Slates, and welter. In the mesas of arromplishing his final object, the saki ors lista or humiliation of these cowries. Yet we ration dm cosi r la the sysimil of your Majesty's Minoters, ttat prnvi dent wisdom, nail that enlightened and coact:item y pellet% so necemary to grind against tie damply which menace the Empier, and to mill all its stieugth tutu action. lustre.% of eareful:y bosheadisig the r. trainees of the limper' to sop t the mighty nondirt, so toasty perilons chances, which . it bas to sustain ; instead of animating the exertions of the pcsip'e, and reconciling them to the roonnotm hoidens ha. pined co them, by confirming and Aresigtheiting those pent copies •bith salami them to the roguery and their govern ment ; instead of gusolinir, pair cad unsullied, that spleen uf constitutional fierilont, is ilia lofty and engraining .;or t of which your Majesty's sulthets of the United kingdom MAY, sad in which alone they c • x fluid a goitres of energy sod constauey mine Ileits sullicient It Isalsoce the dispropor Inmate force they have to taCialliirf—se see them exhaost pug !bum sesotirres by au extravaraist expenditure, without ea) !iectre and eat...cleat memoir a of reimitmy and retrench. mut ; producing discontent and alicustime, by Jisplain-t 111 and wider:nig the must mictristitioional premieres; math ratio: abuses ; epposiug the wood Moderate attempts to tor rert them ; and, dually, iovuleing the Parliament in its irri tiling contest wit( p.mpk respecting its ',firth emi, by harsh, nod (in our mtsda) needless and sorsasoneLle exer tions of its authority Adverting to that iu which we have the molt Innwe ' iate eancerd, the pituutrou of this part of the roiled kingdom, we have will *is,' its state to your Wijesty oar wp the it footnotes to afford g..oitiols of the nowt re: ions ap prettelision, m ClaisNiii•afie or the wicket it has espei i• (need, and the dissppointssent it feels, at Getting that name of the promiseinadvantages of its lAg.slative Euoni Orem Rritaiu have, after years of expeelation, folfided It was held forth ter this eitentry, that it wan lu dei .1 e from that Huniti many and signal bromine. It was to he relieved In its ex . /moisture, then hien:using beyond its means, and prmoing we its rneingiminstry. Ida wealth and all commerce were to he increased h) a esnometniem ton of the wealth and comencree of the Empire. The anomalies is dm frame of its laws and iiihuitostraimo, which depraved and debilitated its social semen), rime to ha corrected; and it was to re ceive the inn:matte( spirit of the British Constitution, dim primed to it more liberally and impart - 011y. We have to caropiain and lament list notinag of this has been Welted, Its proportion of the vast eximoditure of the Empire is be yond whet its teatime.... can funnels- A auctioning system of taxation, mine baronial' . than productive affords scarcely any itisp?sable retinae, beinf little more time adequate to pay the interest et the politic debt, which, aseutunlating skis nu unexampled and thoughtless rapidity, soirsensplrd in say othereoautry , his reached a hellit traly appalling to cositeniplate, sad *lnch ttireatims tier country, at nu ors. taut-aeon, with an additional weight of tamitguit, altogether raiwous and insupportable. The wealth and commerce of the nation, see for (tors arivaneeax, exhibit alarming sytutn .4 emits. rrosenesit and decay 1 et, while contemplating tha n p.n.s it our allaralia , , velment and in youspect, we me nothing dose 10 disinter the people to support them with cloerfett.irva %I Wryer they feel amp geeppre , e.eve: and gal ling remania minalresseil and onniittgated , sod instead of showvely labillielog . to err ore the cordial attachment of all pear Haysty's soil. eta to the Government and Coustitstioa, w• are XI twin, re arms% at islaglft list tele wears of concl- Ilel.en and moue; art, es the dangers of the country be come more immured and alarming, proelaimiag, in a mute derided and self-oueuplaceut toile, the principles that weaken awl distract et. lu Mibinattiog to your Majesty the grosede of oar in guide& at gas ...pert of public 'flails, we eallaai omit hoeing at the citi umserace ut all others the mist ataictiag and dtstwertesei.g, teat the great eunatitutional Decor: ty azahmt the envie or nowou wet of Administration, the tentrellieut poser of Fathom, lit, seems in a great degree to htvellint its etlic4cy Lieu no that Hume, more per oliorly signet to be tin. gnaithau of the pe,sple's rights wid the alms of their %mahatmas, an iiVerhe.aing in9.sr se..p:ran In prevail, which secures to bone in ufli e a support to their niessoies, however unwise, mot • protectioit against panishment, however deserve d When we reflect no the &fishes' of that Hume Oil many remelt massiona, and I the 614liest moment, we cannot &void na tional.% them as inlve.sa to the twist important loterertu of the cusisetry—nun thsapporatiog its jest expectations . sod we are impressed with the co:mietion, that such decisive, could anal have taken place, if there were nut antnethiog grin mealy oh fi elite is that House nit is at present con structed, tiling' renders it less fitte.l to its cunatitsitiemal por• poses, and which, fur the safely of the State, eletnauds Reefer/- maims Arri off He mega!, Fut bel fm , i, r Art e“, l'otair park for Si ¢uu• In •ut Cu • .11,4 whom awl n wig*: to ti.. CAI)! \I~ Y livad, Ar, timer (bM Gin Placing, then Nee, our sorest hopes is your Majesty's 'la teen:al Nth-climb for your people, we earnestly berme your Majesty to fake into co oshkration the awful situat.iiis these couistrirs--etise dolmen winds threaten them, witting mod without —nod that you will 1., grorisoas'y pkascd to re. weir, nil those oho dorm t your MM. sty's Councils, to :04E11 a system of Adisimattrotiois better suited to the silent," of the tome—and founded ma smuttier asiJ more coostoutioaal primiples of Guy. consul—to do all to alleviate the but ohm of your people that cam be ell:civil by rodent maunge tat sit mid rigid ecommay --diligently to motinive, and um I:mettles correct shows to every i'enertnowil—..lo prove that they know how to set a jest valise tot Owl:nitro sod Coward of the People—as coestitoliog the sorest ground-ern It of a • happowss wad seriarity--and, cherishlog the f.te pro.eiples alte tronstitut.osi, vs its sniemiting goal, to .4.pc a liberal wad aupp,.rt to ouch oserior. • of It, f caw in the Commute House of Parliament, as, by estshlisliing a torte.putttlem.ruf seutinteut b.tweeu that House soil the itwelligesit F 0160114 the community, may music to it the comidnwe awl atiortimeid of the country. Awl n astreat year Majesty to believe, that, in them laying befwe your Majesty, with sincerity of beset, these our bumble orstiments and prayers, we arc actuated ley sin Mime motives than the love of our conistry, and the tomcat loyalty to your Majesty. It is oar Gut a , 1.1 mod ...Amos wash, that, whales yr may be the vicissitudes of oaer States, these IMineets slay canal, 50 MMMM• U,. or els cats.) reek awl read independerwe--that, Garrotted by the UMI,I ra erlluws mud the affect le and graters' goal of all rim..., of your subjecia, your Almrsty nay be enabled la defy the atteeks of your commies, horrover formidable ; mud that the latter years of • lengthened reign may ho crowite.l will. tit. blessings whirls most he dearest to y our M a je sty ' s Ist the spectacle .4% great people, by 'notary, fortitude, sod • (. 4 1.M11, rescued from prri:, aml reversed to glory—m.l, •a in the happy issue of their generous toils, repismog tie peace and seem ity, contented, outshoot', sad bee. Beet Nett The ro!lnwing paragraph is Goth a D.o,tia Pep?? : " A a.. I lasi arrived at arerba••• from 9 )i...rim, whir% rlsfr .ti. Oft tlar invloaal. On that day all the shipping 41 to ha,. that purl. Mill to peoeted to Vara, a ad dor.. to salt c0n...) for Itrssilaml, to toos,wwwer tal the *p erch...too lb at the Fletet4 IWorfild roa., Or, t,, („3 o v . day All ronnaratosisan botweer I.isfipu mad °pimao basin... rot off" Copt. N t,t , late of the lospr-o) Service .st Soon. or.. ha% 6.e •is oopootte4l to the ef , inin.inJ of the. Rdisose&fe, of Gi Vt..% at Sibeernets. ths Tisorsvio:: 1 s-t, a hare isu shot, nest Kinzto:.. If, refordi!iiro. woicel 11..1 live lege ! S:st •prored to this them ill is tuang.u4. thr D lielci•l r.r 1,1, fur CI Lek(' Met w kr', It %Vett, !glide they. C pt. last F Sae the 11..' Wtst till I,i4bot E‘pedi of wr Wheat Fine/ Rye ; Bark Nialt: Whit Bey 1. Straw, Meer. Musk LIMA Pork V 1414 it t. Ja Ogre Whit SIAtiRIAG - 8 7 Thorwisy %art, at Dirr.afe. Thom*. Smith, Eat r.m.,:tit too a, rooi of Favitioopia, to issaraab. ger Tukvc, Es. thi HIGH tV%TF.R, TAM DAY, AT Mugs. 112 113 in alter a I Err. Ln\ U 0 N Awl Ire:s2elt...l Alnlwt; Once Afteotat meets arr (eget 1+ 4,4) aims he 144.1 I. ‘" " 1 • in% IT 1111 Pelt; steer . , -.I .t. t a n , IV 4VAL txrr v r • • .ir: Ever. ••••,-- --....„_ , 4 : . 1.. vv . / 0 1 a y e ,ItiLct, frontu lith ,: 1 : 1 1, : t : ~‘ ;,: . 6 e : Ir . :l e i W t h 3 g .. : 6e l , :s s: b ~C 1 1.: 1 : ' 4, .. at .d .:::::' 1 , 1 ; 7 ~. t i i r u r i e s ' . i ' : 1; 4 ; 4 ' .' , ...:.., .-•-- l''• N-.... Ni (1 111 i ' t . s), ... i i si r . ,: l , ii t u, l i i ,3t e :64 P .:hi ori teu . e a na rd r i g h i : l ;74‘. ua l n. s ; : : l:l . l .. . s i i ..4 .. ,0 . . ,t ('.,ec.,'1.:'.4...ci.,:tt,..,,...,:_,.6,,,r: '::: 1 " ,t • Su I; t• , ,,,.,0 packet, 49 d. ' T. *. 0 .o; Doers ItisY C 4 1 El rived . e .- 1 : ) : e l : : ii: e i :i r a r a t . 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Navy .. .......... ....... too rel: t 7 13.10 6. Lon A staslitlea ........ . f ili . • '1 Oronitolt ... iig if/ labia Soil& . . II Etrlteillot Bile 11.:wwwris foe T. 111311, Stock•Ortdorl. 1 Do Tlsorwlay last, at 4M. ( Ac ik lic p ll 7 l : A re llui , ga it id ::::; „ irs : ll.: . room, Santis, Ear' y..no2t.t eon ol' the I.:le J .., ~, lof Farrsa4ass to Sestassaab, etc daughter I J kva', Esti. a thAkk .1. - - " "-- -- V . Oil rY.ITF.R. T:113 DAY, AT I. l rN Dm 1111 16 ' • , mugs. 12 mi.. ark, a I Errs. 4 ,, swim. an" ' _ o r i N awi tat i 7.: , -- bei tzsm A te.. ive stl i.e 'sr a t i alw .. ..... l at me... lbe 1) i i . 'i,; . ,:': ~•.,..:, roost prod) assist he add cud--C. !OM. .•., 41.4 " . " 1.• • is% Priatee..4. WHITE, No. d- Pultitolser. IMM=.IIIIMIII