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l'Aftiameac. Tickets at A I Piti.l. Gael% The Stet if polNisbot. iw les moos be in toads, ATOW! thvnulh some of the ISLANDS of —MENET and SHETLAND, with a View chicliv eibioeis if Nugget Mowry, hut in.-hiding also Occasional j &s sack* as the ass of the Inhabitants, th•ie Husbandry. sod Plehrtial. PT PATRICK NMI. A M Reamisr? w the Namur{ Hist°, 3-cirte of Ediabuceit. "Atli es Appends. contai.,iite Otnoneetinns, Political end lessoomiesi, ao the Shetland lels•elii • Sketch of thilt Wooniergy. ie ie. • esism.i 1,. 4. C Drivable sod Co Filinfiurch, and John lei . S 3, Irl•itt-wren. incia efwe ate 911011114.0.1 1 in WWI VAS MC Octa •n, han. I snow .-it, i ff .e.wrei owe brouppos44l , iNrotrited inth Twenty Plats, Rialtlicif,cwiee IM. I end on Lilo Paper with Flat IS A t riool, pike 11. /a in "wow ;flotas. . atrr VA ESSIONS t or, SKETCHES Imes MIT wwi N %TUNE. animists and inanimate. Iv J P. MALCOLM, I S A Anther of " Con.iinvm Redtvlattin,- Dre. . tiPERI i f Lo .genao. Nom, Root. and Chine, Paternottat- MP Of Idiom may be had, 7 -The TheitTion Woofs e 4 LQIIINritYM REDIVIVUM, *bra * tr. twardi. 71/4 r 4,1M111 Volume, which camtpleteg 1118 . 11Forly, INN oppIIMINIIII VON ChriNnoo. L ..- 01. GREGORY'S CYCLOPADI A. To h. easel WO in Tab Staittia. T" TEKEH PART of this NEW and COVIFLETS, OILTION ART of ARTS and SDl tiNiet. arlattll,ipeliatet reit, Modem lepreeeeirats arid s y r to pealed this Dry, sad may he 104 ape all • beaPi salon ' paioe Se Teo mbar Farm will Ilearh this Table:stem ' sad. from.aand aliey the Pa dor olll'aeruair, the Wart ma y be h a d 'snip ' '' . ipiles W. 13a is lacerda, la Ton magaificent VIA UM.. MO! . litrild wall nearly Os. Windmill and Fifty bearatafai la: 'Os _ It r apealtpluo ao be *WI at oho . • 7 moderate prise till 1 'data day of \Say spat, ahem the Fartiorill be mired tie 10a. .111r1W i t i szoaim With. iia auardo e Mlle Guiana& Vet. 1" 104. _ _ eii—• - • pee Day are WORMS. pike Sa is Boards, . IDAILOCHIAL DISCOURSES for the Inform . sli e r etllm Pietism Norte, upon the ADVENT a CNIRDIT I _mut stlin ponite,re.stio. so Me te,rs.stio. MISSION and 'OW ACTCN 1. Owls are addel, Two Awes Sermon*, pe a rtied at this EippS Hemmer Arun, holden at Miaow 1.41,106. •if W. W. R. REV N ItLL, hd. A tioShaStat HarePaask. boa,sal aid Atwater of Tam Man* el Pms. 1041!! ):L • - • . 6 1X11:71Ma r t.:7 4 Zgr: • Ai AL No Pli• IMO of UNLEARNED PERSONs. in Shelltak ad Pietist In ate Goossaa Piglet Sea A :Alataiall Ara Manes 111141111/44. r ice Is. OR lINTAL LITERATURE. t F lea • SRA. SLACK. PARRY, and KINGS- Itu 1Y . Hire wowed from Calcutta, a fear Copies of itIGLISII and iSILNGALM sad &INCA. Oitii F. tag YOCMIU LA KY. is S vela. Quarto, _ . Nev. 11. ANA itiPp Mr. BARTOW% AliGlihitiv togailow with ass Appendix of COO% op to the ✓oma Owe. and a olsoos Asuityikai loam, was thr Day bombast's*. iu two very law Royal Oaawa Velloasts, rice • tOs. to Urals, being Volumes V. mein wide* obelih eolop4ete the W.A. London s Punted (or W. Clothe and Sow, tosiopl-stseet, Liaeola's bon. " Fiore Ms boo exasoolasioa *high Ile hats boon *We es Rite lb; caa cadsn to possolosaso art it *ppm, to st toile dillocuted, with a tow wompdoes, he a wow' whirl t aktettity, to we weal dagros. a. Obt owls et the 0- • MA &Waits assd.==lies i le s b a r edl meet, porn a wit well Wefts so the• kW*" et •4 Uwe um imam it righalloals of dm prolamin.' " few marmoner due kw a s ossoray. ts illas Mier Niacin apoeo rem Ws sawn! littiaoss. will dillipwasily palloos sod ftequo.dy ~Sy this Wort sine ',with itadammooV Om Wriwommodm ) we shell hot he afraid, if he old to Ye gwaireeeo hod a t erehe....l odd* is keels* him sob the maimipormt of • r .es, g aamerodies bariesse. - -Vid• 14taw Jammed km ifft, 0106. N. p U Such pots ed lbwWok so wen losly ••• e print are haw letwlaloti htttt ocz , assanimiso of Woe whom saw to /Min Illbytthia. PW' • naw-voue, NOV. 1 . sloop Sally, nine days front a., that two clays before he nine sad, including left Barbadoes, to This news was iomas's by a picket v, and which had time the fleet sailed. Oct. Dispaoca. who arrived morning, in 18 days t General Miranda had been again at that Island ; that he received a rein forcement of British officers, and three ships of war, and then proceeded to the Main. 'lwo days before Capt. Rose sailed. dispatches had arrived, annouiv ing that the erpeditinn bad effefted a landing on the Main, and that two battles had been fought, in one of which 400 Spanish soldiers had been killed. It was said, that the inhabitants of the country were daily Rocking to Miranda's standard, and no doubts were ent•rtaietd at Trinidad that the expedition would he successful. is is added, that General Mi randa's brother has been executed, and hung in chains. SALTEMOSR. HOY. S. A latter from Savannah (Georgia), to a Gentle man in New-York, dated Oft. 16th. mentions, that the Blacks in that city had organised a plan for the destrußion of all the Whites. Several private meet. ings bad taken place. They had agreed to march at three different points, and set fire to the town. and then commence their bloody purpose. Their in tentions were frustrated in consequence of a quarrel between the two chiefs, or ringleaders. Twelve of the insurgents are in custody, and will be tried in a few days. . - . . THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, • THURSDAY, Decimal!' 4. An accosted has bees received by ibis American ship Priendaip, anti sd frotathiaihoia, that the &liana Fre►ch frigate, of 39 guns. and Hatrirets, of I. guns, were lying in the Reads the 17th July last, prizes to His Majesty's ships Pmerful and Rauh snob. Eight Indianian arrived at Madras the 27th of Jene, five of them had sailed for Bengal, supposed to be the Lady Jane Dunda:. Mush lag/is, Henget, Lord Caleiereage, and Sir Willie* Beasley; and the other three, being the Deed Scat ; Ahneick Cask, and Baez, wets shortly to proceed to China. A Paper of yesterday, stated that the Privy Council bad corps to a dnernsinatios I. sequestrate all property in our funds belonging to the subjeds of those states over-son by the French arms ; and that His MA/11TV was to come to town yesterday for the purpose of signing an Order to that elicit. There was not the slightest foundation for this statement. His M A.7511T irin the habit of coming to town every Wednesday. and, therefore, his visit yesterday could not justify even the suspicion of being cenneited with any extraordinary measure. The report probably originated in the narrow and /elfish policy of some interested individuals ; and, we repent, move was in the contemplation of His Mlassres Ministers. The great bulk of foreign trOporty In one funds, is vested in the 3 per cent. *soh. whichihnt yesterday, sad will not open un -0101•1111 of January. An Order of Sequestration Is de edam almost needless until the expiration of that period. and we are convinced that nothing but an extreme ease could force Government to have recourse * so desperate a measure. It was reported, yesterday, that M. 5C14171. I L, a finings Newsier, arrived in the course of the monsing, from the Elbe, with dispatches, contain ing the important intelligence, that a Battle has taken place at Posen. in Poland, between Dsvot.sr's corps and the Russians, in which Marshal D•vousr has been completely routed, with most severe loss ; and that the Russians marked their vengeance in every sown they came to, which had manifested any 61 1f11.01111 . lie Frescb. A ; of, yesterday, at about 1 per the opening of the market ; and of the fonds was urged last night rumour which we have men ;unds, however. we must observe, improving since Monday, and their rise than might be expelled, when the the calamity which caused their fall, bad worn off. The defeat of D s VOLIST'S corps at Posen, by the Russians, is not an event upon which we had a right to calculate. All the previous accounts of the RusAans, represented them as having halted on the Prussian frontier, or fallen back in conse quence of the dreadful disasters of the Prussian army. This first division of the Russians. amount ing to 60,000 men, may have resumed its march, and overpowered, at Posen, the force of D Alro which was little more than half that number. The case is possible, but we do not think it very pro bable. A letter from an Officer on board Commodore K s s r as's squadron, dated the ieth nit off Rochtort, says :—" Our squadron consists at present of sit sail of the line, two frigates, and some smaller ve,-.As We frequently see the enemy's fleet in Basque Road : it consists of five sail of the line, and three corvettes, all ready for sea, and at single anchor. From the information we have received, there i• no doubt of their intention to put to sea, in order to join some other of the enemy's squadrons ; and we are of course all in high spirits on the occasion. At Baur delux, the enemy have only two frigates ; but at Cadiz, we understand, they are in considerable force." We are happy to announce the safe arrival of the convoy from the Elbe. The following letter was received yesterday from Grimsby, dated on Monday : Arrived last night the armed ships Providence, from the Baltic ; and the Prince IVdlitm, from the Elbe, with convoys. The Prince Williams has taken six prizes with goods, from Bordeaux for Hansbro'. She fell in with the Snipe gun.brig and convoy for Tonoingen, which sailed from hence yesterday, are ordered them back—they are since arrived in the Humber ; the London convoy is also arrived off the Humber ; and yesterday morning the above vessels parted from the Leith convoy off Shields. The Charles armed ship, with a convoy from the Baltic, is daily expeded hire. We have received Arnericaia Papers to the 7th last. They state, upon the authority of Masters of vessels, that MIIIA101)• has renewed his attack on the Spanish settlements, under much more favours able auspices than his late attempt was made. He is said to have landed in the beginning of October, pith increased numbers, under the prole lion of seine British ships of war, and to have defeated the ligsuiirds, with considerable loss on their part, in two engagements. As expedition, it should seem, has been fitted out agga tam of the West India lalands against Cu. !woos. This report rests also upon the authority of an American Master. ....•••••••••.••••••• It was reported, last night, that the embargo has been taken of vessels coming from Holland. In this event, we may hourly expert intelligens* from the Continent. A detailed mount of the capture ef the, Worse fboip East Indiana, is given in our last page. Sit SAMUEL HOOD'S squadron, destined for the Bahie, and now fitting out at Portsmouth, is to consist of four ships of the line, and several (riga,- His MAJESTY Came to town, yesterday. from I Windsor, and held a Court at th e Queen's Palace. At two o'clock, a Private Levee commenced, which was attended by— The Archbishop of Casterbury. The Lead Chasedlor. The Lod President of the Coined. The Lord Pi Ivy Seal. The First Lord oral Truantry. The Secretaries of State for the Foreign and Cannel De partments. • The blaster General of the Ordnance. Earls—FitteMiam and Cansilis. ~ • . Idards--Heathfield (gold stick) and MAIM (WO *biting). & ileate aid .1 Craig ; and General Wistpisms. The following had the honour 6f being pretented to His M•JESTY•-• Earl Ceedlis, upon hi being creatni an Enclidi her, by the Title of Baron Ailse. General Sir Jame. Craig, upon his being apriiiited to the Command of the ite•l Regiment. General %Vinyard, upon hie heing appointed to the Coe mend of the Royal West India Meager'. After the Levee, His MAJISTY held a Privy Council tits tel &JEST v gave audiences to the Lotto Cit It- CaLLOR, Lards Gm amyl Ls and HOLLAND, and Viscount Howice. After which, His tdaissrr set niF on his return to Windsor. • Yesterday a Court of DireOors was held It the East India Home, when the following Commanders took their final leave of the Coon, previous to de parting for their respeCtive destinations, viz.—Capt. Wu. Briatta• Ct•saz, of the Trot Briton, and Cape. Jon %sr as Bitten, of the Britannia, for' Bom ba y and Chita.. The following Captains were swora into the command of their zespeCtive ships; viz.— Capt. E. 13. Bi•or oat), to the Lord Uesea.r, for Madras and Bengal' aid Capt• MATTHZW !SACO , to the Metcalfe, for Bombay, '1. 6 2 C..-- • 4 s o'clock. tal 'this .6- ..as oat% The Hon. Mr. ERSKINE. • the British Minister to the United Stater, has arrived in America, and been Mott cordially received by the PAESIDIST. Lord Gassy ii.a.z sent for Mr. WIOSHAI4. express from the country, en Tuesd ty. Oa Mr. W.'s ar rival, he had an iaterview with his Lordship near two hours. Tit s R , Dec .—Renfrel. Caunty l -Ww. Macilovull. Wick County—J. R. Mackeuzle. Mow Coun ty—Tames Brodie. Duaboton County—Clad,' Eihnolibtone. On Tuesday, at eleven o'clock, His MAJESTY'S Most Honoorable Privy Council held a Court of Appeals at the Council-Office, Whitehall, which was emended by Viscount Stostoure (the Lord President), Sir Joe,, ANSI I veil tit and Lord Gt di. JICII• ia. A number of appeals came on to be heard from the Court of Chancery in Jamaica. Among them were Weir v. Arr Lee t, and HoLuswoaTll,ll: Mtisro, both of *Bich their Lordships were pleavad to affirm. In the latter, Mr. Rthiaans urged t heir Lordships very wrongly for eases , bet which she Court refused I Mid Sir Jolly Airstauenea, in giving his opinion, said, iftheCrittrt•were to agree ro the learned Comae?, motion, under the cireurrr stances of chi ease, it srmild fit sowing the weer for such a crop of appeal, Irmo * Jamaica, that 'tlitly would spring op faster end be wet e turnefoot - than , the sugar canes that grow on th a t Mini. T in use appeal cause from the same•CotA Dimming Nlaitosaer R OWE r. J011)1 Shadiro, their Lord ship wine.p!eased to reverse the decree. e %. • offoliNak - ~ •r- • - --- VI- ~.. . • , . , .1,..., .‘ MIDDLESEXF Yst.244, C,PON, ' • AMERICA. il E 'FRIENDS of r i , iffalS 01 ---.............- T- A , DINE. on FRID ale, rho Mb Aav Vi 11e.Y4 L es tsi,bor„ at Five o'clock precise.. at . tbilikoa .114.7+1161 Great 4watt-street, I.tocaltertin Soltif:Vo c btaWitis Capt. Cook, of the sloop Sally, l e r„ r it i ,,,, git . ~ c. ThoMaa's inform I ui, that tee.) Tickets, at Ito CI each, en ' had it 1.4 left that port, a British fleet, of nine Taws% east at I,toyirs Co ships of the line and frigates, left as? Mello foe Whore 'rhursiay 1414 141 0 , • •.. . 4. ai4ke an atrick noon Curasna. ---,-- . Thlis Day is published in low. per in brought from Barbadoes to St. l'hon rACTICAL OBSERVATION S'ists URT- "Pies had only two days postage, A 2.1 ti I *VEL and STONE tor Omani of the Slid- bees specially dispiutheti at the time , let sad Prostate Aland : and ow Stußiv«. of th e Drathra. POIL I , • 1V HiNItY JOHNSTON, • Ilbilow of the Royal C.4,_ •of Sumeonii Cliabur l .h. • Capt. Rose. of the schooner Dispo *bowl rns Jahn Munsy, fleet- -at,..t. Lii:siiin ; and Peter at Nes . -YOrk o p Wednesday morn tial. flaraeureb, from Trinidad. informs. that Gene - rise St 100 ed.oe brine. T. Weisel Cele% dr....0 Bieck, Perry. and bi Klniplbrf_,s lt bed. firs... • UST of BOOKS en tolusirr AL LI ?UM odd, ne l eviedarly Wadi tbe Onedernee singer* • Idlani deo, owners Res tM Publie Orden takt ... s ......_ Gseerree 3swesel in Beeel, Maths eip des Oinetal renir747Vilana R• kW, all DY.Glldidee) selaabba piddi- . delised. 'UR Day an *A BB* S Oes Vetesee. Odin, peke*: 81. beside, . -• . • - -ti ' IitmAJUA ogi 4166 IrWiIitANDRY -a.ad *CO* Miles of 1012041:AL • - . :yi ___. pric 71.1110 alt• Amt. . Bak! mask Pla y , ..Aig lisi ttrpre to Ilamessolis Sim bias ... . 40 ,...W p _.. % =.__. ..........* . i liiillog pub4idtsa,vdmioir4. 11* SI in ben de, a ' ' ite -BRITISH INWAIii-MONIfOR i or. INN. "te am figisis itailll tsha ledipt wea.. . Suangsa emplemed Gride ie , 4 0 , t e utal pevia L bu ie- .IS st4WEIN killfaVOOS.o ll l 422 ; i i. pi..., r ! ........ ima entebese is die Esse mine, Nen leak be vendered speed, wisdom d dada model . . . . /Mk" edienstriciernerten vials hr- , IFtlatip sell Fortson. is that reerds fltiih tapirs. ;11E suipa LTA/VICK GILCHRIST. Itsq. L.L D. ,dealt la In die Phial, sad nsill dies be pub- ! Al' .:. , . Weed. ries II is. we'd,. 11 " H At MA% lions. and It ihilatedy . BeekasPes is On lieraurable E..' yedn Co,upgay, 14gadas6all-mrset. . . . ' Leadinhall-tueet„ Nev. I l 11114. Rustic MEIsr.AieII,snieLmiI4CEINPAUKIKE Esio ni t.rifors 'Aa sote S c h " as il sand ea th :pletely Illencosobio tim Lett bidet Cempany, Seetimen, Most and 0014 lam% return their moat gralehd thanks to their and that the Russia insole and its. Nobles, for the musarreiss famines they lime every town t h ey ant esserroi Stu JAMES BLACK having W 'autism conwent . . velminniput the Enatinne, ALEXANDER BLACK and dispassion tobsirour biESKY PARRY hare trrined • Conneltion with Mr. TEN). ~ Tit &swim* left MAS KINGS BURY. of Southampton; and in future the tutor, will he earned ea in all its Branches, under the Firm cent. better than at 0 IMACE, PARRY, a nd CIFIGSBUR Y. They most re- I k: i lIIMINnir solicit • participation of their favours, and Ith.v t hi s mprov ed stater Miletlei Moir Vueltas every exintion snail it. made W them so in support of the Ors ratAietiosi. LAW• ' Aill ESSRS. W. CLARKE aid SONS respee- have been improvin A fell, Mimes ibe Preksii.a. dud the remainder of is not greater than Mr. BARTOW' Werk -en the SCIENCE elf CONVEY. I firer impress i on o f __ . - .._ --- • ___-..... ..• n...a.t._ as is the s•ray t • 11' • . - Rr 4 • c THEATRES. Denty-LANE. Last night, the Opera of Tke Cabinet was per formed, with the acquisition of Mr. BA who resumed his part of Whinsoicuto, and displayed all his former excellence. Mr. BRAMAN was rap turously encored in several of his beauties" airs: --. Signora STOR Ace was in high spirits, and gave her songs in her happiest manner: The whole performance received such applause, as such act ing, and such harmony, must always,. command. The favourite entertaismeat of Tkt followed ; the opplaine increases with its performance; i t was received in the warmest manner, by one of the most brilliant and fadtionable audiences cf the season. Ev se supported the charade/ of the Miller. in WILOUGICTON'S absence, with great erred ; and Mrs. PoweLL, in the absence of Miss DuricaN. who was detained by sudden and serious indisposi tion, displayed all her commanding powers its the heroic Comets!. • COVINT-C A OMER. Last night, Mr. Hototorr's Tale of Ilysiery was revived at this Theatre, and Mr. McLean assumed, favahe first time. the part of Coma Re ntal& ; the style and character of which is so op. onsite to the line of acting Mr. Mtirro's.genius has hitherto pursued, that he not only surprised, but con viaced us, that, with hit good sense, sad jest concep tion of character, supported by his commanding voice, and impressive manner, he is competent to shine in all the various walks of,the drama. His delivery of the following passage— " There havel bees diiven for shelter Under these wry roaks! Oh, that they would Goss! Carer me mirth! Cowie my crimes! Cove, my shams! Called forth the most unbounded applause. In his scene with the Miler he was also eatrenseiy interest ing, and the whole performance was !wagered with repeated plaudits from a crowded audience. .7.-sie-11.--serwessrse--1 BATH. Doc. 4. • We are all bustle to-day, on account of our grand Agricalmral Meeting ; the streets are crated ed with lordly, gentlemanly, and plebeian fames, from various parts of this, and the vorrour.ding counties, and an excellent dinner is provided by Mr. Wodehouse, for the, first and second class ; the third, no doubt, will find , ttereurelves pe;:edly at home at the'Plough-Harrow, Cast and Horses, Jolly 'Thresher. &c. We were entertained. yesterday, with as striae meat of a different kind; ilmea.naltbeataft scien tific pugilistic gentlemen, Messrs. Gully, Belcher. Reveal. and the Gone Chicks. .gratified the lovers of pugilism with a capital sparring match. at the Tennis Conn. Achtsbtance only half-a.crowil ! Many sweet hits were given. particulaily in a set-to between Gaily and the Checkers. is which the fennel evidently had the advantage. Amon the eons. party we observed Messrs. Bone, lowrilety,eoakes. Giles, loc. &e. and the yoraho fir G. C.okrbrooke. and Capt. Matthews. A Mogiero to also attended. but he had the prudence to tell the keeper of the Court not to mention that he had been there. His Royal Highness the Prince of Watt's it ego paled is town, next Sunday. from Brighton. It was reported, last night, that His Royal Highness was seriously indisposed, but we sincerely hope the report is without foundation. His Royal Highness the Duke of Kees came to tows yesterday, from Richmond, and had a con ference with His Royal Highness the Doke of CLAR EN Ct, at Isis apartments in Saint James's Palace. Earl SPISc sat remains at Bath, in consequence cf the indisposition of the Counters. The Loeb CHANCELLOR is going to Bath for a few days, previous to the meeting of Parliament. Dr. CLEA• 1111. the Lew Bishop of St. Asaph. aria tutor to the Marquis of BueFtmonast and Mr. T. GP RNIILL C. Yesterday, Lord ELLessoetnririr, seed the King% Counsel, pradising in the Court of King's Beath. appeared in crape gowns and weepers, oat of re. aped to the memory of the late Duke of Bevesw Ica. Lord and Lady Ossuosroo t left town, yesterday. on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Defter, at the Oakes, The Hon. JORM Seven's is expelled, in a fey days, at his house in Burlington street, from his seat in Dorsetshire. "Orthodoxy without intolerance; loyalty without party spirit is the liberal and laudablb motto of the new OXFORD Review. Lady Roster and Miss M arrived. last Tuesday, at their house % - Crosvenor o square, from their seat in Lincolnshire. The Eat and Countess of Brston will leave town, this day, for Brighton, where they inteui passing three weeks. The young gentlemen of Westminster School, last night performed Teasece's pleasant Comedy the .4 ndria. in which they displayed much comic hnmotir. It was attended by a most crowded and elegant audience. Lady Ann Cut. trim Salon left town, yesterday, for Outlands. 'WILLIAM FIIiaId•KTLE. Esq. and family are rived yesterday at their house in Great Stanhope stseet, May-fair, from Inglefield.green. CHARLES CHAD, Esq. arrived yesterday at le sersoe's Hotel, in Vere-street; Oxford-road, from his seat, at Crawley, in Sussex. The Gentlemen composing the Committee for the management of Mr. WIRD", AM'S E.leidion; met, yesterday, at the QOCCO'S Head Tavern, in Holborn. After transalhug the buiinees upon ohich they w' re convened: i the remainder of the evening was spent a the instinct consiviality and friendship. Several re. solutigns weie . osssed, amongst which it was pre,- posed, and Unanimously agreed, that there s houll be two annual dinners to celebrate the event. One on the' Right Honourable Secretary's both-day, wiich hapi.ens (*the 14th of May, and the other on tia . th of, Novirmber, being the day oil which ie. his do:titan for the cchinty of Norfolk. — The party did nit separate till a hoe hour. LMILEY Let Truth' , Mark n', Search the And met This night Whose Ail Though sr Those hoi For apps Wake ete NOT flatte The term Th, D Deli me G, otsii'd With leg Ttll, toe The Anio Few can The bat Winch I 'I. at Ito The toe L warn What I liofteted Timer G.• Iwo Kolas it Ait V4l One tit! Transco rbtere btrrnw In her Arred that ; I T: am og 464 • W • Thal. F. 41 n Tim' HuAi Cotrei Mfr alma Hb b Las ux,.. ' On T in the C then a wards a one of Un..treet Inng pe of one and hil for a lo solely I Sir Rog th• Os Temp has so Sir Ri almost poor, power where vault Oc cned4 d■T I bone Oi r ~K ~v years a l can tl Covent 14; Thom Meryl Coilai Ott Scott, newil venit lown friend T 9, last 1 Ut Deus I,ul