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• t LORD N*LSON'S FUNERAL. L. ORDER to ►e obverted in the PURLIK FUNERAL 'ROCESSION of the late Vire-Mnalial HORATIO Va. uont NELSON, from GREENWICH HOSPITAL le WHITEHALL STAIRS, and thence to the ADMIRAL TY, on WEDNESDAY, the Bth Do of January, 0106; no on the FOLLOWING DAY. from the ADMIRALTY o St. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL. bn Wednesday, the eth day of January 1106, at tett Ole* .the meriting, the "ere,,i imam's hereafter emeelbsol s 10 are so attend the remains front Greenwich to Whihileell , liin, will amenttec at the Governor.' house, Wile the P,lli Hospital of Greenwich i and seen afterwards I barges, emu:ding to the following ord e r : vb . FIRST SAVOR, tweeted with black cloth . ms—Two trumpets, with their Limners, rattle stserege. he standard, at the head... The Galion, at the door place—_ to be each borne by a Captain, and supported by two Lin. tenaub, of the Royal Navy, to their full uniform cow ; with Nick waistcoats, breeches. and stoekinn, and crape , round their arms and hats. Two I'ton:inn's of Arms is ens* mourning, with their ta►ard, elver theu dodo; aa4 hatbands and scarves. I Some servant, Of the deceased, in mourning. SECoirD 14101, covered with black cloth. Four trumpets in the steerage. !Offices of Arms, babited as these In the first barge, bearing the narcoat, target and sword, helm and crest, and the gauntlet and spurs of the deceased. The banner of the dammed as a Knight Of the lath, at the heed. I,The great banner, with the augmentations, at the door pleeee.. to be each borne by a Captain, and *opponent by two Lisette name, of the Royal Navy, hashed Ingham is the hest barge.. TIMID 11A1•E Covered with black velvet, the top adorned with plumes of liedit feathers, aud, in the seen% upon fear shield, of the BUM of the deceased, Mining in point, a Viscount's Coronet. Three bannerol!' of the family knees' of the deceased, ow each aide, affixed to the external pone et the barge. Six Trumpets, with their banners, es before, in the *Meier Six Liautenanti in the Royal Navy, !tainted at them in the 111 other barges ; ens to sash benumoll. THE 110 1 3 Y. "levered with a large sheet, and a pall et velvet, adorned with she earacbeeett Clarence,: King of Annie, leebtead u she other Oakum of Ann% and bearing, at du head of the body, a Viscous" derange, upon a black velvet cushion. At the head of the barge, the Volga Flag of the united kingdom VOUNTK 11A1011, - - covered with Meek cloth. rTh. Chief Mourner, with hit two tappable,, and six atrirtant 1110111111ara ; the four supporters of the pal!; the six /up poem do canopy; being Admirals; and the train bearer oldie Chief Mourner, being • C.aptain in the Royal Navy, all in aireassiag disks OWN theft retpectite full uniform coats, itack wUicaat. , bremebes, and stockings, crape round their arms, mod asp. hatbands. The leaner of Cablemk, at the door plate, borne by a Cap tau►, and supported ►y two Lieutenants of the Royal Navy, Imbibed as those in the other barges. The barge of His Majoity, and that of the Lords Commis. sinners for executing the Office of Lord High Admiral, will follow, singly ; and, immediately after, the Lord Mayor in the City Statelltairs ; followed by the barges of the several Com passim of the City of London, tingly, according to their rank; their respective cotuehilflitaff. The Promotion to be flanked by gun-ltoets and "kW boats of the River Feasible's: three of which are to precede, in order to keep the river clear (or the line of Procession; and three to guar/ the rear. Whale the fiweession pus the Tnwer of London, the !great guns there will be bred: and, during the time of leading lho BODY, and the several persons from the four Mourning Barges, at Whitehall-stairs, the KMO and Admiralty Barges and these of the Lord Maim, and the City Compantee, will lie upon their owe. ORDER or Tat •ROCESSION FROW MITT LLLLL STAIII TO Tat ADKIRALTY, ON TOOT. Drums and Trumpets. A Pursuivant at AMC TN* Standard, Dans by a Captain, and supported ►y Two Lieutenaata of the Royal Navy. Tntinissot. A Purtnivant of Aries. The Guidon. • &roe and supponed as the Standard. Two Trumpets. A Pursurrant of Anus. The Banner of the Deceased, as a /Cruet a the Bath, gone as I supported as the Gu:d.m. Two Trumpets. A Herald. Thi (.t at Dorn* a nd supported as the last. Gauntlet an.l Spur. ) el:n and C.ebt b 9 Heralb. Sword and TA.,;,,t c- -• " Surcuat Six Ttonnpct•. Clare :ce,tx King of ing the Cutonet on a Meek velvet eubltinta Egght %cameo of Hai Maisell shin, the V teloay, carrying, Tsret Banev rOiaorthpF,.. r..lv Lake..ge .1 the 11.. e b..ne hy. thtee Dente. •11114 ill the K .yal N..wy Oil & Wrr .1 5 THE IIODV • I 2 _ coveted o.th I Mack vvivet • foa+l, ad..rottd. ; o.th Etcatot. a , louder • ca • 1.011, +llpnnrtaJ " v 6 Admiral'. tiarte. Principal King of Arius SuPr"" Cll4l Moonier. as akelnatril, Th ee Name - oni I..4the Fa mike Leong@ of the Drew*. .01, lawns b. three Law.- manta ht the Furst Nair. Cr prone?, ?+n A 4 nbir.a. _... Tail Ilimer. A Carlin in th. Karol !fray. Six Admirals. Assisilast lainsmom Thalami*, of Sabato% lobe home and supported as t h e other hanners, The tenants of the Deceased to isle the Ptomains. aitUpon arrival at the Admiralty, the Indy will be there piivatels, till t e trhowing day; end the inneens who were hi the Premium' will retire. an dt 11106. In pursuance of or d ers inked dacethe h P ' ,we pat to pren, all carriages, which are to denn de lane of Prosendin, are slurried to be assembled in Hyde Park be hall pet sick eclair en Thursday morning, the 9tb We and to hem admittance, until nine o'cleek, into the Park, upon shewiag their tickets, at Cumberland, and Uroneser Gate, only. They vii,l be marsintied, in the Ride, widiia the bar ; sad then prriceod, eau by one, acmes Piccadilly, lute St. James's Park, and on. wards through the Horse-Chard* loth. Admiralty. in the order io which they an: to move in the Procession. The Nobility, Sc. in the carnage*. cannot alight at the Admiralty. Servants, who hare silk or craps hatbands and glove,, will be deemed in sufficient mourning. Plt(tchiSSMN TPOI4 Tilt •Dtlit SALTY TO ST. T•tit'S. On Thursday, the 9th day of January, not late than nine o'clock in the morning, the rtohility and Gentry, in mourn. tag, without weepers, and with mourning swards; the Knight,. of the several Orders wearing shear rtipedtive collars; the Na val Officers (who have rte particular duties assigned to them in the solemnity) and the Military Olficora in their full uniforms, with crape round their arms and hats, will pan through the gates, at Constituting Hill, and the Stablinrird, into St. Jantes's Park ; where the car:lain will be doily marshalled in a fuse of procession. The () , des will be as gillows, vim. '.linhals' Man, on foot, to clear the way. Memoir ..r of the Colley of Anna, In a mourning cloak, with a Sedge of she College on his .boulder, his staff tipped with silver, andwith satinet. Six Cenduettwe in mourning cloak., with Black Staret, headed with Viscounts' Coronet.. Forty-eight Pensioner from Greenwies i mospisal, Tw o aim Two, in Mounting Cloaks, with Bark,' . of the CICVS if eh.. 111110eand NI their shoulders, old bla. k .t..yes in tieir hands. Fertiweight Manual of Nis Majesty's ship, the Victory, two and two, in their erdi ary d•eas, with black Heck handker c",ieft and stocking., and crape in their hats. Wotesaten of the deceased, its black coats, with their badge's. Drums and /dew beans Maine. Trum,44l. Sedeaot Truoipetcr, Rouge Croix Porsuirant of Arms (alone in a mourning roach) in cher. morning, with his titian' over his cloak, black tilk wart; hatband and glover. The Standar!, Bann in front of* mourning coach, in which are a Captain of the Riga! Navy, supported by two Lieutenant., in their fell unifions etrau, with black cloth waistcoats, breecto and black stockings, and era;do round their arms arid hats. Trumpets. Blue Mantle purnsisant of Arms (alone in a mourning coach), ha:sited as Rouge Cruise. The Guidon. Borne its front of a mounting coach, in which arc a Captain of the Biqa! Navy, supported by two Limitenanu, dressed as those who bear and support the Standard. Servants of the deceased, in mourning, in a mourning coach. Officers of His Majesty's wardrobe, 14 moo:lung coaches. Gentlemen. Esquires. Deputations from the great Commercial Companies of London. Physicians of the deceased, in a mourning coach. Divines, in clerical habits. Chaplains of the deceased, in clerical habits in a mo urn ing and Secretary of the deceased, coach. Trumpets. Rouge Dragon Pursuivain of Arms, (alone, in a mourning ceach), hahited as Blue Mantle. The Renner of the Deceased as a Knight of the Bath, Borne in front of a mourning coach, in which area Captain of the Royal Navy, supported by Two Lieutenants, drew. ed as these who bear and support the Guidon. Officers, who attended the Body while it lay in State at Green wich, in mourning coaches. Knights Bachelors. Masten in Chancery, and Serjeants at Law. Solicitor General. Attorney General. Prime Sentient. Judge of the Admiralty. Knight Marshal. Knights of the Bath. Baronets. A Cr 'Weans Usher (in a mourning coach) cart•ying a Carpet ail Black Velvet Cushion, whereon the TrOpilt..3 are is be deposited in the Church. Comptrsller, Treasurer, and Steward of the Household of the Deceased (in a mourning conch) iu mourning cloaks bearing white staves. Younger Sons of Reruns. Younger Sons of Viicounts. Jtadges. Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer. Lord Chief Justice of the Coattnon Plelf Muter of the Rolls. Lod Chi"( Justice of the King's Bench (a Peer) Pitry Count-alts, who are nut Peers. F.lJest Sons of Barons. Younger Sons of Earls. Eldest SIMS of Viscounts. Barons. Bishops. Younger Sons of Marquisres. E.:dest Suns of Earls. Viscounts. Younges Sons of Mikes. } blest Suns of Marquises. Eldest Sons of Dukes. Nom uisses. Dukes. Earl Marshal. Lord Privy Seal. Lord President of the Council. Archbishop of Turk. Lard Crams.llor. Archbishop of Canterbury. Dukes of the Blood Royal. His Royal Higliners tiro Prince of Wales. A I lerald, (alone in a mourning coach) habitad as rho other WE err of Arms. The Groat Renner, borne ill fronted' a wrrrningcoach,inwhichareaCaptainand two Lieutenants, as with the other banners. Gauntlet and Spurs, Mein and Crest, in front of four rariuroirog roachei, in Tryon and Sword, which arc Iferaldt, b.datted as 4:fote. Sioc.at, A Mourning Coach, in which The Coronet of the decgrawtd, 011 a black •ehet cJihron, to b.. borne by CiATIIICOUX King of Arms, habitori as bone, and attended by Two Gentlemen Ushers. The Six Lieatenonts of the Royal Nary, babited as before, who aro to bear the bannerol's, in two nrinantrix ewet.e•. The Six Adelina., in Idol habits, who are to bear the canopy, in two mourniag coaches. The Fou• Artenials, in like habit, •ho are to support the pall, in a mourning coach. E IWDY , Owned with a black 'elect pall, stint:lest with eta eien, haunt, under a cario, and placed nn a funeral car, decuratierl with bann.rolle, and emblematical debars. The car es be draws by ma ictl he. .M Garter, l'iincipal iing of Arms, (in a mourning. coach), habited as the this. ()Ewa of Arms, with his sceptre, artenled by two Gentlemen Ushers. The Chief Mourner, in a long mourning cloak, with his two Supporters, b.ing Admirals, and his Train-bmirer, being a eipsain in the koysl Na'., all in mourning cloak% over their full-uniform coats; black Waistcoats, breeches, and stockings; crape round their arms and hats. Six Assistant Mourners, being Admirals, ,in two mourning coaches', in 'twinning cloak., as before. N.-rroy, Kmgof Arms, (in a mourning coacb), habited as tlsother Officals of Arms. Th: P.a.iner of kEmblem*, • , in front of a mourning coach, in which are a Captain, and two Lieutenants, of the Royal Navy, as with the other Rangy is. Relations of the Deceased, in mourning coaches. Oilicers of the Navy and Ar uy, accorithig to their mpektive ralikt, the aura merest the body. N R. The servants who a!• carringes in the proemial'', may be in mourning, or I. vc ty 'ilk ur crape hatbands, and gloves. At Teinple-bar, the E ir't Hon tae Lord Mayor of Linden, attended by hie Offiev., and follneel by the Aldermen and Sherilfi, and by the Deputation frees the Common Cann y*, will receive th tfl Pcnaiunen fn-in Greenwich Hospital, and d 4 mermen of thio',. Vietll , y. ascend the stops, divide, and range on sails side, without doe great west done; and the rest of the Proceisiest, ' having alighted at the west ganef the Church Yard, will elite, the Church, and died* on either side, according is their ranks; those who had proceeded find, remaining nearest the door. The Officer' of arms, and the Bearers of the Sensors, with thei• Sup porter% wilt t wat the Choir. and stand within, near the door; and, as there will got be sufficient space in the Choir to admit a huge portion lithe Procession, the Nobility, Great Olficers of State, Dmitri of the Blood Royal, and His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, will only proceed into the Choir, with those who have especial duties in the solemnity. Near the entrance el' the Church, the Dean and Prebendaries, attended by the Chair, will fall into the Procession, immediately after the Great Banner, and before the Heralds who bear the trophies. The Body, having been taken from the funeral car, will be borne into the church arid choir by eight Seamen of the Vic tory, awaiting to the following order: rSuPF 6t a . Supporter I of the of the „ .4 Ia 1 A Pa d l rn i %- an pa d i"n I I r I a . 1 2 I .5 A The ral. aI 4' a I BODY, covered as ►efore. .° I Supporter Supporter Pall, a the n Pal. \ of the , an m c I ! Ad. Ado's- J rel. The remainder of the Preeemion wall fellow hi the order as before maryhaeled. T 1 s . ; 17: i 3 ... The Chief Mourner, and his two supporters, will be witted nit chairs at the head of the body, and the sin assistant mourn. ers, and rwr supporters of the pall, on 'tools en each bide. 'II he relations of the deceased also near them in the choir. The Officers of the Navy and Army, who followed in the Procession, will remain in the tosly of the Church. The carpet and Cdfil ion, on which the trophies are afterwards to be deposited, will be laid, by the Gentleman Ugh./ who ear. tied them, an a table placed near the grave, and behM4 the place which wail be then occupied by the Chief Mourner. The cnremet and coshion, borne by Clarenceux King of Arms, will be laid on the body ; and the canopy horn* Writ it. The bearers of the bantierolls to be near these of the benuers. At the conclthion of the service le the Choir, a procimion will be made from thence to Ike grave, with the banners and beiirieroll. as before; the officers of nano proceeding with the trophies ; the body borne and attended as before; the chief mourner, and his supporters, who will place themselves at the head of the grave ; and the assistant-mourners, and the rela tions of the deceased, near to chem. The service at the interment being over.Ganer proe's a, the style; and the ceMpt/Otier, treasury, and steward of the de.. sealed, beealc.ng the* staves, give the paces to Garter, who throws them Into the coin. The interment thus ended, the ttandelet, banner.. banner. chief mourner 3 and the aim, will return. rails, coulee. anacifei hy the officers of _____ SHAW, MAYOR. PROCESSIUN TO ST. PAULA, On the Interment ert the late recount Nelson. .Mansion Hour. Frotrts, ).o . 3 , l ani . OR DER ED, that the following fge•.GllitA EltlYS lie adopt ed fur the Process on i•assing to-and rautni••g •rsin the Cider evil Church ot tut Paul, on Thursday, the 9its day of January, tint/tot . That there be three AVOltraea to the Church kept with die, tinu t outlets trout each, fur poi carriages to pa.. oil and re ntal. WEST AVENVE. That the great street or ay, in , Ir .ol Temple Bar to the Church be reserved *loud/ for the Pro , cssuntan All the e 4'.- Eas in the Post.-s.i tri tu paw intle rank, and rao Mtn r.irti..ge het e-ser to be admitted 1 111 the carrarevi in MI A Pore -.slim to ,It down at the west g . to of the church-yard, air t ,,g, their seri/anti to proceed with their earritege. on the Squtlisside at •'ie Thongs-yard ita.4.•-aM. thioug . Watling street, and Buttge.rtso, to turn ii,. Width:outs. oa. the wen t-de of the %Li...ion home, and return through the Pniderr, unto Cheapside, and to reioaia oii the Walt led. of Cheap:ed.- in three rows, with the lasers toward. the - Church, until c..lied for That the carriages of ti.. Ern al Family, the Lord Mayo ,the hearse, and the eariages fifths priinipat mourenos, and tit relatiumns of the d• cer...d. after setting down at the era Vat of . lir (Nur:it/tort, ii.. likew:oe peoet•ed a t the Soothinds of the Church.-yard earite Ira, through Watling street and Pludige row, to turn op aValbroult, and turn u,i in Cliorloite-oreet, in Ivan pray with the hot... hoe& towards Wribrook, until called for. NuRTH wvFmitr, For the Admission of Peoriuls frown the Rest-end of the Tows, also do roe rota pat t GI the Proroasion. Thu p•rettelt arruirtir situ Itoloren from the Weist-end of the town, be edinitted Launch the Bar, en producing tickets of ad:nits:on to the C•lthearsl. Zona Isavirly tockett of ad•iii.tion for the South door of that Cinho hal, are to p• - •so-cd up SSituriu.r...treet, and until tell oNsinek t o the reor , •ine, het a••t 'aler t pas , th• suet the Bar at t h e r ow o r she 01.1 Hader, go op Lodges...arm, alit after has n't -.et down at the tintitlieloor of the Cathedral, their cal. riagee ate to horn a'nstat.drirtu down Pant's Chant, then Illi the r.fltt alurng Great Carter-iv:a- ' to the left down St. Andrew's hill, to the !telt 41.4.‘ Ear, weft, and to form in Br lot street, haween Eart-st•errt and ifte tßetisk, with the limn* heads .".•Ints Earl strest, and there wad until called for. ' Thtwe then have licketa of admission &trim north door of the Ca' edtal, are to proceed along Skinner street and Neorgate• . s taut. torn to the right, down Warwick -lane, then to the lett all •g Pateritostertrow, ant down at Canon-alley, apposite Iha tunas doer ot the Cathedral, then order their servants to men fire:!, with their "mimes, to the end of Pato no:ter-row tent tonal to the left into his:er:ate-et-ft% tli n limo St. Siagolistb. le-Grututt, into Aldeegote street, keeping the left side of the street to Long lane, and return on the right. them 'or midst is a doable row wit. the hoe,' heads tow-nits ltnegatise .act, until th-- emenseny is cud--1, and e tben to stun, the mate way. to rake up. E ts . rnem AVENUE FOR TtIR ctißrocAnow. it. T at the Lord Mayor, &Warmest, and StmeldN. and OW detneau of the Comm... Council, de, , ustad to mpellelldit dna C wpotati-n. proceed from the Ma Kira, Heine swahetheisser too ode,. elc •n li, raorsitug, in the folloadag ostler, for theism. fentenite of -pee Ii , failing unto the Peareselat, in Pte glum. ' The Depilation trout the Common Comicil hmt, them Nn Shrills. A 140404113 (Ilse Junior. being Rat), towl die lined Mayer, t.. f .1;ow throorli Cheap:We, mond tlat i Oustil tads of St Paola Chorrh•va.J, and up Fleetottreet,j9 the Ratted of St. Duristan's Cisure-i, and draw up on lie Northing n g Fleet--treet, and there stop, in order to fall into the Peolloitien iii their proper places, the stale meek, wit. the Lord Ilfhper. to proceed to Temple liar, huh short about (within lire, if tensible), and draw is sit the Boothwide el'lll street, duce to Temple-her, with th e Ntirtitte heads towar d Paul's. The cartiage., after they have set don e at Mot Wl* gate of the Church-yard, t i pass alon g W at li ng -s h eer, Inge. •r a l i row, Mfalorork, and the Poultry, D. turn Jew's ring-stallell, anal Iraq he llitildhail yard 'till ealed fir. r That the Memlwis ~ the Court of Coninion Connell end then tadite, and promni. from the eament of the town hrelog t ekes of erhnimion t i the Ceased al, are to proceed le the N-.rthrt or, along the s not. side of Chosp•iik. In tIOWS in the Neigh -east corner of St Paul's Church Tail, paw woo, IS. North int - of the Chureh•vant; and erilefift• Cathedral et the N. th ;kw, and direr. their cariiages pt go drown Foster-lane t i Finsbury-spun.aort wait there 'till wanted. That doeftion board: be heed up, sod constables, RT. placed at Mt the turnings mime iseressary, to preveht,the cinching mistaking then holes. iluußc OF ADMISSION. . 1 That it be recur "nearing To Ilse Minor Canon. and their friendr, to enter thp Chttrelt at the Deali . l gate. by eine ricloCk at the latest To the Members of the Court Of Coarnoll Collneil and their Ladim, to be in the Church by ten o'clock at the latest And to all such t ,ns as do not ferns pats of the proemial, 1 to be in the church ..- ten o'clock at the latest. GENFR AL DIRECTIONS. That in order to keep the seerfoes to and from the &Melt at ilear'and open as pcnahle, ports, with bars melanins, beans* pi the entra:Nce of all the streets and passage{ on the earth of south side of Fleet.nreet, Ludgate-hill, Ludg ite street IL Peen Churchyard. W4tline-street, Budge-row, Poultry, atmapal. Neergate.street, Sicninermreet, Holborn, up to the Ram RIM: , den-lane, 1.:.,1-lane, and Cateaton-street, and at theist:meter al the streets and passages on the east sad west Me el Wlld brook, Kingoureet. It. Martin's-le-Grand, and Aldlomgantenett, as far isorthward a. the corner of Sarin:Tan. That poets and rash be diced from the soutlamlt earner 0 Paternoster-row, rounding to the north side of Nangehesitteet from the 'sorb-wwitcerner of Daw•ate-hill, cress std c,noo.4irget. fans the south-east comma t i t= house, cm:* the strew to the south-weit einem of PA enthetrelat preen the south-writ corner of Barbican, crow Aliketeleogeggin to the south-oat corner of Long-lane; hem the nestilhelit corner of W owlek.lane, mos. Newgate street; from the sent corner of Maidirit-tone, crow Noble street; front the silmlipem corner of Maiden-lane. con. Wood street, from the alagth.ogi Corner of Lad •Isme, cross Wood•street ; at the soya msd • I Milk -street, and the south eed of Aldermaiibitry, and*, end of all .the streets and passages communicating with t h o gins of the different provisions la the interment of the he. TY sown Nelson That peat: and rail, be Iliad *cress Oodli min.nn en t and Cyr ter•Line, and at the entrances of all the streets and postage leading into Great Carter•la , m, St. Andreae:a-bill, Easlortmel and 11: idge-stro,t, B:ackfriars, to the northward of East street. That all the said pon., rail-, chains and bent, he fated Is two of the clock is the morning, and continued until the wind comp.", shall have left the Church ; and that no roach a other cars lege CeaCelol those beleargelli to the pemons abates menu, toed) shall b- suffered to remain ill any street or poser within the•Ment of each pods and bars, els any (detest:tithe ever. That where two or more lines of carriages, coming from dig fercnt streets, iii ord., to proceed toward.' tilt Church, are t (Ai into one line; cnostableu, and ether propeligiersens be sti tiooed, who that direel the several line. to advance, alternate', one carriage from 03111 int , . MO single line, and shall intern Match, take into codolv soy imectirnan er other person, erh shall rear-t or d-sobe, such orders at stay be green for the versants of the regulation That all carriages in the North west annm, Asa admit in • single line, insert Holborn Bars, and that all carriages i the Eastern avenue, SiAlit advance to a tingle line from th Ma-sion Hens*. That eonttables and other moper perms. be placed to sees all the bars, pasts, aid rais in every trot...4e, when they sha he (teed. That connahle.. std other proper proorti be placed t keep deer and untoterrupted, the fo art -y, from the Net} wed avearue, through Canon-atiry, and the footway, km the Lantern asence, along the ehutch• Tarsi, to the Church. That no hackrtsr reach be yreflultiall, on any r,onalk , VrlistOrlO, tip be drsvhs within those parts of the Cm to be ir closed within pots and rails. tool it at the CABrlsilletOrterf fn hachnev•To.relk.. be requested to tams away tve licence of entel Tooth rein who 44.11 attempt the breach of this regulation.