The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-04-30 00:00:00

PREIGN INTELLIGENCE. -..- n IPORTVGIWE .PAPERt BADAJOS. APRIL 6. The brave inhabitants of the valley of Afro aut. taio the struggle with the greatest glory. The -French hair not yet gained an inch of groUnd there, but every day lose a considerable numht r of sumo iu their attempts. They were lately required to surrender, but their answer was that they pre ferred death to French slavery. The enemy, irri tated at this answer, attacked with the fury which is naturel to them*, but were,shamefully repulsed, with considerable loss: and the iuhabitants of the valley, entering the French territory, sacked and burned three nr four villages carrying off u quao thi)• of cattle.--(Badajos Diary, April 6.) LISBON. APRIL hi. By letters from Cadiz we learn, that the most Excellent Sesser the Duke of Albuquerque is ap pointed Ambassador Extraordinary to His Britan nia Majesty. and that General Blake will take the cousmaisd of his army ; General Lacy taking the com ma's! of that of Blake. Lateraccounta affirm, that the celebrated Castrum will take that eons- 'f;ie division of the enemy, underlteznier, occu pies the same position as before. Au Eog ex pedition, which Ives preraring for the coasts of Catalonia, appears to have already arrived et that principality. The enemy, who occupied the pro vitice of Fstreinadura, have taken, it is thought, the direction of Andalusia. The division of Vegnier pot itself in motion on the sth instant. for Comity naria and (;strew. lloey evacuating, on that day, the towns of Garcons. Villa Gansula, and Afetiel lim. The advanced guards of O'Donnell are ftillowlog the enemy. A etrjeant of humors of Oman,* of Albuquerque has certified that be killed a Lieutenant of French dragoons on the laidge of Medel lin. Akiierul castanos has taken the command of the krusy of thr isle of Litou.—( Lisboa Gas. April 12.) X!'ll' TUFA _TRE-#Ol-.41.,.C0rENT-6.IRDRN. T, la pn•►em MONDAY, April spy pm, will be acted, the yrawede of ..1 - 1 A. - C . B- 17acbc16, lir. Kimble ; %1 icdugF, Mr. C. Keinble ; Banque, Murray. Lidy piacbrth , M. s. Siddosie. To oiticlo will be added, a 31usical Farce, :ailed WE FI.Y 8Y NIGHT . ; or, LONG STORIES. General Bastion, Mr. 31ni;den't Captain lCioluve, Mr. Ergotism; Ferret, lir. Fawcett; Gaby Grim, Mr. Lislou; Emma, Miss Bolton ; Mrs.Stribby, Mrs. Lisiee. To-iuori ow, A.l iu the %V ruag.—Che lVcdureslay, Douglas. 711E.477t13. (Curler thr special License of Me Lori% as:milerleis.) Their 3.hp stith' Servasitg will, ibis peeprnt SI()NDAY, April ~(1, perform a 'Lew Serio-t'omic Opera, calk 41 1111.: MANI • OR TIIE SWISS BANDITTI The Charn.tri.. by 'Air. Philipps, Mr. Mothmtl, Mr. Wrimeitn, Mr Raymond, Mr. J. Smith, M. Smith, Mr. hew toil, Mr. Tho hews, Mr. Marshal; Mrs. %mutely, Mn. Ice. Inc. fitter to titeb, tun* ' • New Musical Farce, called MIT OR Mtn! The ammeters by fir.. Peaky, Mr. De C2,rip, Mr. Ma th< Nir k melt, Mr. Johnstone, Mrs. Sparks, NI Ibi ',r , 'Wand, tr. T.N mot. ow, The !newsiest. TEE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, MOND %V. Aran 3C. Saturday sfternrion the Grampus, of so guns. Captain J. HA IOWLLL, sailed from Portsmouth for Chios. having under convoy the Surat Cattle. Aleuertek earth, Conlon, Bombay. ■trd !loyal Georg►; the Diana, Earl St: Vincent, Ilurna, awl _Vidas, bound to Madras and Bengal ; the Lent Eldon, for Bombay (sll now at the Mother tank ;) the Thomas Grenville, for Ceylon and Ben gal ; wed the Eerier, country ship. for Msdrar and &figs!, are expected to be dispatched early in the present week. The Phenix frigate; Captdin INIVOGE, will convoy them. We stilted last week, that His IllAJcstv's sici.ii,s were of eilit,ion that his eyes were ripe for an opera :ion, and that such might be performed with ever• pro,pect of success. Some of the iiap ! rs, speaking upon that hint, have positively seamed, that the operation is to he performed immediately, and th it the Royal Family will very soon after set out fir Weymouth. This is as idle ■nd igno• taut An operation of this kind, in the case ors ;As,: >u precious, troti),d not Istriatempted until after long and anxious deliberation, and would re quire months of domestic tranquillity and marine mein. A passion for novc:ty appears to be the prevail iug feature, perhaps, foible, of the prevent age. It is matter of deep regret, in all itA rehilion• with private or public happiness. If the mind is to are di verted from the pursuit of any good, or to be made patient under the infliction of any rvA, t.Sperseiwe has *beau, that it is only necessary to Start some new game, however iittle or contemptible, to absorb the public attention, and distract the from oar most vital interests, and objects of the grt.i!t•st possible importance. This observation has been 'oo f.tally and recently confirmed in the case of Every one remembers, with what a luminous ilia explobion in that country broke, about two niitin our astonished sight —the joy with 4 , l—aud the enthusiasm with u hick in the calm.. At no period, since ais that cause more prounsinz itS (:;;11 (Jr,.t* It•V•'rV than at the present tulknetit. Never were the dearest interests of England more involved in its sureese; and yet thisgreat and glorious struggle has hero repeatedly forgotten iu the petty 'affairs of Moi. CESIUM, or of CIAI.• JONES, or only mentioned with accompanying taunts and upbraiding, or, at the best, with apathy. It is idle to talk of Holland, of Prussia, or of Austria, all of them now no more, as having held out any chance for the deliverance of Europe. The history of the last ten years skews, that in them there was not an active and efficient people, and that nn invading army troveraed them like a cannon ball through the air, free from fric tion or resistauee, except on the field of battle, when an opposing army was marshalled in array against it. Even fortresses. which we had been taught to consider impregnable, with trusty go veriroi s charged with their defence. fell, at the first touch, as it were by suagiy,, or only castles of cards in the him& of a ploy fed child. Spain pre sented a .new and collar:1y at•ene to the eye of the philosopher and the sword of tlw soldier. In Spain there wee no army, for her army bail been kidirup peel, nt:tl sent to fight the batll. s id Frame oil fu reign ground. Of lot creme a she had node; fur her capital, and her town., noel her cities, were in the pu-session of her base and perfidious fur. She hail nut even a Kiug or u (lover:einem to rally under, for of 'hem ton the anted enemy lied deepoled her; but elle had that %%tacit is greater than towns, or kings, or armies, and fort.esses, she had a people at timber.] to their country, and to whom a foreign yoke wee hateful; she had that •itch intkea liingt. and hes ere r proved a stronger defence of towns and cities, than bulwarks and bastions.—The Spartan capital had uo fortificatiam; for, s.i;cl its great Le gislator, it is better to surround it with a wall of mem—Such a wall is boasted by Spain, and a gloa .ions and noble stand it has made :—According to the last Lisbon papers and letters to the 15th inst. from which we this day resume oar extracts, the state of the war in the Peninsula is as follows.— Cad:s lint challenges our attention.—" The French," says • private letter from that city, " are still around us, but have made no attempts to storm lel/ j indeed Cadiz will never he taken, if 8000 or IY.OOO troops from Euglaiiil arrive here. Prisoners'. (seamen) are to be sent to England in trawler:tits, which are fitting up fur their reception. It is said, the Spanish men of war are preparing for sea, some to go to Minorca, and the rest to Aroierica.erAtee 11124HIERQVII has resigned : CASTS NOS is now Corns inanderetu-Chef of the Spanish armies. The for mer goes to the British Court, as Minister Plenipo teirtisry." With respect to the pasitions in the in terior, and other Inns of Spain, we fired, I hat in Cs talmeia G. ireral O'Doseeht was watching the French, at Vich, while BLAKE, finding Valencia be.. come safe, by the retrea. of the enemy, in the dirt tion of A engem, was recreating to Drapes* Persia b oo his way to Ike mittens Sierra Slieseria, leaving • patriot force at Aranjnes, in the vicinity or Moilnd. De scending southwerd, we And Malaga, and the whole coast of Grenada. stretching to the eastward from Gibraltar. evacuated by the French; and, a little further on; the army of !louvres, with a division under DaLLASTEkOs, occupy's% Houquillo, and thremeiling Seville, while the remainder protects, and is protected by the !setter's Sierra Morena. Ascenoieg then aloug the westein frostier, we ineet a coorderable force at Berlins, but it is checked and vontrouleil by the British army Stationed Along 'lre froutier of Portugal ; while in the whole hue, from that point to the northern extremity of Gallicis. we meet only • form which has been unable to maintain the siege of Astorgs. and • die i idol under Marshal Nay, at Saleinanca. incapable of any atoureutous enterprise.. Of the relative force of the Spanish armies we have no accurate informa tion, but every packet brings areuriucce that the energy and ardour of the nation daily increase ; and of this we may be certain. that its troops have long, ceased to be an armed multitude; two years of • active and enterprising warfare having been amply eiifficieut to improve them into disciplined soldiers. Such is the state of Spain, at a moment or nearly months since BONAPARTI, by the termination of the war on the Danuhe, has been at liberty to tratisfer all his military force and energy to the Pyrenees. Such is the prom. and interesting spec tacle presented by a poor ignorant people, fre smartly Isstaiyell by traiterous Councils. and never directed by a Government possessing either energy or wisdom, while neighbnnriii nativas , edlowed with tees" , advantage, general:y presumed condu cive to strength and security, nave/auk iuto the most degrading awl miserable bondage. Spain has saccemfally resisted, not only the arm, but all the art. of Frarace. The reform of abuses. and all those political improvements, so fascinating to the public eye, have been reanrsed to in vain: they have tiot made one convert to the cause of King Josvni, our one traitor to his country. A victory in Estre madui a or Valencia will not bring the enemy hearer to has object. It is now become a war of es- tirpation, and to conquer the country he must snake , it • desert. But fortunately the general and desultory warfare which such an .mterprise induces, has in it every thing favourable to the nation at tacke.i. The largest armies which France, with all her mighty means, can send into Spam. can not, if slimed over the veiledly, be • match for nine toilhona of penple. The re-i-tance of the Tyrol and the Voralberg to the combined force of Bavaria and France, the enterprizv of the gallant but unfortunate llovea, an inn keeper iu a little village at Passayer, inspire ui with a confident hope. that Spain will finally come sinvesafully out of the struggle which she has so long and so glosionsly an4intained. But sure • e are, that if the British Minister had known how to apply theme means of men and money which he poasessed, and this country so gladly gave, for the assistance of the Spanish Peninsula, a single Frenchman would not at this moment pollute Its soil by his presence. The Earl of Chartism published his Narrative of the IValchereu Expedition. Sheriff Wools, fol lowing his Lordship's example, has published his Narrative of the Expedition to Piccadilly, in which we great ly fear the ulterior objects, as in the forgoer case, will not be prosecuted with all the suc cess which the wi,e men of the East and his co adjutors. who now direct the destinies of this em pire, may hare promised to themselves. The Narrative of Sheriff Wows is in answer to the Statement of the two Middlesex Magistrates, Messrs. Mimic and Balza, which appeared in this Paper last week. A copy of it is given in our last page. The King has been pleased to nominate, cousii tote. and appoint, the light fimiouvible George Earl of Glasgow, to he His ittlaj,al)'s Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of the shire of Renfrew. The King has shoo been pleimetl to nominate, constitute, end appoint, John Eirrnett u Esq. Advo cate, to be Judge of the Court of Admiralty, in Scotland, in the room of Robert Hodson Cap, Kati. &CCU ANL The King has also lwen pleased to nominate, constiture, and appoint, Alexander Machooochse, Esq. Advocate, to be Sheriff Depute of the Shire of Haddiugton, iu the room of John Burnet', Esq. resigned:_ The Kiag has also been pleased to present the Reverend Thorns' Henry Shepherd, Mater of Arts, to the Itectcry of Clayworth, in the county of Nottingham, and Dioci-se of York, void by the death of the last Inctunbro. The Kiug has been pleased to appoint Hilde brand Oakes, Esq. llajor-General the 51sies ty's Forms, to be His Majesty's Commissioner for the Civil Affairs or Molts, in the room of nese- Admiral Sir Richard Godwin Keats.' K. B. re. • sigi!ed. ILLIAIII STEPUEN POYNIZ. of Midithato House, is the county of ki.rk4, dud CO* dray Park. its the county ot Su.sex. E-. 1. 14 rtturtied warm to the present Parliament for low Borough of Calling. ton, iu the room of TIWNI.Vi CANINO" who lido accepted tie Chltrrn tio•ntred*. The Thalia frigatr. Catetaiti Vssmosi, gives in structions. st Portsliwutli. to ships 'wood to the West Mr. R. F. (ire appointed Purser to the Loire, in the room of Mr. SNC.►, who is appointed to the 7h underer. . • All the Officers who were offered bt• Lord MIN to the alteruative of a Court-Mtiriial. or the rlllll‘llll. 1100 of their commissions, hare resolved, with the exception of Capt. MACK I coMlllllllllCrl the Chiteletlruoi dews:humus, to abide the treat of a tr ial. The 2d battalion of the I tth foot will march into l'ortimouth, this • %seek, stud eiutiaik for Guernsey. A report was prevalent on Saturday, that the Toulon upset having put to wit to oketuttr Barer lea., der. had been MO, and deicer/I by the British fleet Ull4her Admiral NI Attila , but W C are sorry to add, the viiteinent au, uttrotititkoi. A convocation will be holden ►n the University of Oxford, ou Wednesday next, in a hich it aid fir proposed, that the degree of IM't..r in Coif Law, by diploma, be conferred int his lb , yal nese the Prince of W•Lis ; and that tlie diplou.ct be presented to his Royal Ilightie,a by tile Chan cellor, in the iiiitne of the Uuiveraity. The LORD MAYOR. we uudnntaud , hug appoint ed Friday„ the 4th of JMay , instead of WerineAily the 2tl, for the 'Meeting of the. Liven• of London in Common Hall, in. the. latter ,luv was found to iii.erfere with the usual monthly Courts of the dif ferent cow pasiiev._ The pribro' tiers of war at the depot et Portsmouth amount to about 1 _.Uoo.—Punt hi mer Ci•tle is tit ling up to receive between ti and 7000 ; rod Forten Prison holds about Jnoo. The prison ships iu that harhour. which at present contain those which are to he remut td to Portcheater. will be paid otf. It will prove necesssary to keep four r.r tire ships in cornutis.ion. to hold these witch the &hove prisons will not, and for the • butt reception of others who tory hecoine (Ignites We are sincerely glad . to hear, that, considering their number. there are but very few sick amongst them. Some letters hare been recd iced from floll,nd, cootato,ric an account of the new regnfistions spade isy the •Dutch government respecting the tin& which BON APART% allows to br earned un. The fol lowing are the articles ',ermined to be ra port : No 1. Better, cberre, wine, brandy, gin, tars, olive seed, fruit, pepper, li. cc, dry skins. No.l Vinegar, oil of all kinds, honey, liquorice stick sod Spat:ash loquvrirr, turpentine, plain or in 'mitt, 1 3110 4 ism, cork in sheets and cut, paha-wood, juuiptr and laurel ber ths, lamb and gust shins, tart:paned its daltricial manners, chamber furniture, linen and woollen stud's, silk , woollon, end coition fashionable goods, silk waits in general, frrilar.atalvrrrl stuffs. tapes, hires, perfumer!, pottery, pu, Main, calico, Spanish green, buckets, azure blue, tilts, yin.", fla►, qv:nodal, works, white Ica.l, madder, pine., trees f or gardens and plea. sure grusuila, sugar of had, and penult bark. thieolialf of the cargo must cono:st tit au Wiles in No. 2: the other half is to be muds. tip of ertic;ts ftoin No. 1. According to the Decre► whit L has been issued on this occasion. tau ship erirtillam the ports of Holland is permitted to introdoce nny cc lanial produce or merchandise prove...ding t•rom the manutactures or soil of England; nor ■re goods front way other country permitted to be imported, except the following articles :-- strip ember, hemp, Northern iron, firer earl medicines, 5-h r o w , Rossirn tallow. wax, train oil, asanglax‘, patch, tor, laulobur in alias. and w powder, pot ash, soda, rds•- mania, instil.• ii), den., srainsentiac 1-u-••en wall red sail cloth, Spsiosh piastres, reel lead, Irad, told 1.- Shaft?, travail., ►ku:► an the lawn, orp. r, anti .5“ si specie. - ‘kl9ll l-93 ~'' e,. ~..:. ,::: • 4- 1 it,ll A 71?‘—iiri c *:44 ‘, .. ---"r fil) .....,..\.1.... & ...„....., , , ROYAL nrxr. l'he treated Royal Easter Hunt took Owe ell which was attended with peculiar eireurit.:llloC PP . IV OT the porpoise of attending theHuat early, Lis goy ness the Duke of Consbarktud and the Marquis Cos breakfasted with Captain Vyse, at Stoke Giism, Man . place his Royal Highness and the Noble Marvin ann. on Stoke Common, liana after tett o'clock, where there wel t IA numerous field of Ilpoitmen, and a number of sp e u. o „,, in waiting ; among wh om were the Earl of Selma mud r,., may. • ietunikable fine Hendon deer was, in a few amain,, after, turned out of the cart fur the day's d versio n 4 , starling, the weuthei being remarkably line, the deer Net oil %lib great swiftness across the 0118111 On, towards Hada r ,,,;, Park, taking to the left throitzh the Ilil4/43 by Beacoaatiet,l_ where the sportsmen lust toms for sumo time. He came tin at length on the oppusite side of the woad, where t ie „,,,, not expected, and ran with gland suit tress across the in c l.. sures by 31r. Dupree's park, taking his canto to the kft tif Amershatu and Great Missenden, where he *as 104, afr o a long chase, although not Ivry bard ramming all the tinic -.. The Duke of Cunihci land there kft [Le chase, went to Idio t Wickham, hired a pool chaise, tug bet off,,, Madero. The Sportsmen having tried fur a considerable time to dad the deer, gave up the chase; most of dies went to 111,h Wickham and dined, a here many of these remained an night, to lie in readiness to resume the Lent or the Womb% taorniug. At nix o'clock un Friday anurniug, Ike host,• mates horn ionaskli, and Ike Clialw comaseiteed again; the Oat tidiriz,s thi heard of the deer, *tater, Ibat lie ries arm Sinken Church, in Oxfordshire; they tried in 'lda new that spot fur a ennableralek thee, to find Jinn ; they learnt that ha hid been seen feeding, a few miles from ihellee in 3 clines field, int his way back, between Great 3lissende: i and Hies {Wickham, they went there, bat without a. m ." ; „, ~,,,t , h , the Loran and dogs being completely knocked ap, they sari up the pursuit for that day. ilia deer is supposed to be astray in Os:fox:shire or Hogkingbanialiare. Lord Sefton and himily, afire learriug the Heat, went la Hatfield, spun a vitiate the Marquis of Satiating. On Friday and Saturday rnorumit His MAJFIITY rode on lior-elnick in WiLcisor Park. On the lam r day he was accompanied by the Mikes at BIZIDGB and GORDON, l'riucesses Atunrs - rs sti,l SOPHIA, the Marquis Coaswat its, Gruel-41s GViTNNt and FITZROY. and Colonel TAIMOk. The same day, Drs. Sir Hetiar HALVOIMBAILIF. and Ht. NISAS. hehl • cm:sultation with Dr. port vu the state of the l'riuctia Matto. l•e+trrdsy morning, Its M.s.tters. the Duke of CAMARIGuat. Pritw•esses AUGUSTA and SoPISIA. retlipalilrd by Lsdies COLLIZR reed DAAX •F. you, General Gwv sus awl Major Pat s. set,t to St. George's Cliapet. and beard a seru►ua by the tier. Mr. Counternuf BrcninGitAusning, will Lave a grand nitisicul party ut Grosvenor-place, on the 4th of Miiv. Mr.. DA. VI/MORT Win 1160 have a similar party, on the same, day, at her house in Lower Brook-Mater. Tlio Right Hon. GFOII4IC PON wrist and and the Hon. F. A. Parretti., arrived yesterday from the country, at four o'clock. a. their house la Arlington -street. Ea r ri end COll Ntel4ll CHOI.IIO D LET Ire espected this Jay at• their !souse su Pitcsdsll3, from Thrusts Mrs. BEY Tow has anootmerd a grind rout, on the 16th of May. at her house m Atailey-‘quare. Lart LA NG rouD Itai is.u.A card, of demise, rvr the ottmerou, iistoities duriug her tilt lion. Lady SMITH hno touted twilit or imitation fur two grand r.. 14:, ou the 1411, and 214 of May. Mr. F AWci.vr hurl rtasuui for tot t i Lair, Oa Fridny night, nt the Neweuoile Theatre. Nit UOu xes adnural,le p-r:ortuAnee of Mrs. Be eel 19, in the Tragedy of The Gashoter, Co. vcht-I,ailleie Theatre. on Satuati . sty ulKht, rreeived the mob' unbounded apphnoe, sud their .hoard of teur, f.cun her fait audiimil. Thi• otho;e I,iu ati4alued. C. KEIIIIII.F. rad Pr. 1..1•TOIN. Farce of The Weibele's (.Iveicr. were t o . tVI laming anti comic. f• The bin !er ia of Lon in e raw prrferm ing ot the Ding's Theatre, is one of the bust etrasigeJ aria 'tnt complete per fOrfilllOCC4 wr here "Ter Wit&ItsAMIL. Mrs. PALL is an odniiraiLie Ra.eria, pos.enier an excelieut and tines the song. with time and simpli4 ite Mr. HEROISu displays much lisiviour in Justice Woodcock; apd in the comic long of The tosmeilc Doctor, whirls hr 'mug between the Borhita aid Paistorninsr, was loudly encored. Mr. 411,;BINT's patitoscimical pow. ra are well known, anti wire most successfully exerted on Saturday night, am' received with Lurid* of applause. _ _ The following Notice, ID t he [)rare-Lane Com pany, was stuck up in the Greeo-V,uoto of tite Lyceum 'theatre, on Friday eve ee i:: !•• TIIIATRS-11.4 , 1 tf., ItY4.ASS. Ay Order of the Prom:twit , . the 1 . 4 forlorn& are int:nulled, that Ike - wry-Lour Patriot, stoke the sanction and re enti ties of the Lord Cilaace9e es °nice, seal he the authority nader which the Company conainsal. or to he encaird, altl he called spun to pc' form for the encamp Season. lip Or*: of the ri opt ict , ws. Friday. April it;. lulu. R. I'EAK E., Treasurer. The ir,t nr, is win at Berth are— - • The Marchiont.s, of Cianrieer.!e, f.rwri Semi.late, lily Gorahnl. Lid) Miloarns, I.sr4 S 4 1t5...40 Ant. 'empbril, Gen. Xtnart, Grn PrlJorrs, %Nor- Gen. Hors I.ltine.rl Lala , Aurniral Grarm 1'..1 C..lunt 1.1.16.nu,n, 0.1.10 t% I.Yr and live. Mr 1 , 1111.11. [rev Mr. Astir'', Her. Mr. Mvallauuv.., Ilan Mr. awl Men lanluncl.l Sot addittotod et.d.cils to the late Bt-hop I , f El- Olio'• all% hate been meanly dir. forted 14, the See liotate. By these the great masa of his I.Ttl. petty, nut 11.eposett of Its. I:it sill, one marts . of which, in d. ult thereof, would have goat to :dm L-tw, and the other motet% , in equal t011art. ,, ,, to hrothrrt and at•tter,, t. variously dtrited. To hi. broth. T. Dr. 1:114111.liol Law. he gives 9,0001.: to Nitta Carey, Mrs. Law'. niece , . Soul.; ant! Dr. lirinkley's legacy it interayed to 15 1 0001.; etch"' tv , .. of le" ta:uthle Wintry and eat-client collection uf +oat ...... 'cal mud ,;..1 mews. . rzttac.roimnry cir.•mi oectirred 111.1 Ftiday ; ruse of Mier ColthoefiethV's*erymb 6 pafting,:lif.tl4el 111rfr Kirk. he perctiVta 111 Kt Ill! , 1 lirtiillalog Mall a bias k veil over het fate, t 1). ulge an mop t•hall a basket • . - her arm hwit stitiaatta..l vet, witch og.tatrall : threw the longkt-t two th.• water oftti matte ott Ncwl(.ls• .}:wh 'tits is, Or tht• , A 'it tut the ImArt. wh 111 II li."• t,ed 4 human aim ..t:vr the vroomot th. •. Loa t mild not 11. r..•; r5:1 1 ., 4 I tonal Hi o , Con iai d b . ruts *lrk lam arrir t i there