The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-11 00:00:00

0 vet I r11:11/crints 'Cavalry, • compusol, in a r L ': is' of dragoons which d front :i.lOll----the,ye ave. rtovt u , c- to , is of C,,:!1er:.1 'Fie uppearalicc tt this corpi tipott bank'; of the must, i:t Chbv n.nnnt , nt, he det*_;ive of tlyiting away anti onniill - ating ail those belonging to the enemy who Ineve 171 e andacity to await it. ii.STA DT, SEPT:3O ,—lmpori ant Si;Ceetit:CS gain - tql by the Vrench ar;oy 00 the 24th anti '.2:}tit st: , )t Pre :Token of. The tictaiit . ttre still wanting. Fit AN r.rtiV.T, Ocr 1110r11;11g all I:refit-Ai troops which were ktle, viz. detach- Ink nts of the gttards of honour, lalecets of the a hwitalion of infantry, a detachment of gunner:4 'Ol the guard, received order to proceed to Westpl;Mia ; t ,vo battalions which arrived here ye';-.erday morning about live o'clock, coming - front Mayenee, haVe tAen the sante direction.-` '\ evening, at eleven o•:llsek . at !tight two other h;it! . .alinits arrived, whieb set out this niorti log at'breAk of day, Aftt,N,, SEPT. 22.—The last coitriitr which or, Oved here ft4un the nl.niy, left the' head-quarters vo the eveninz (If the 2iith. The same. tiny, five ia the morning., the enemy, about 3000 te , m, 'with four p 1 4 .0 . t.:f d 30 artillery, anti horse, at tatited our itliirenehment, xyliich began at the tete ilu-pope of Tubernusse. These entrenchments were doteniled by a bati;ilion of the. 84th regiment, onc:of • t'.,e 3d of the Italian line, and a detach ' went or the lOOttf, chasscurs of the guard. Those 'troops were under the oyders of the General of Brig-a4le Fortaria. The enemy, repulsed in the • first atta , k, thrice renewed his efforts; he was. chnstanti : : repassed by our troops,.who made him .snlier considerable losses. The., enemy's Celeral, seitie- the firmness of our troops, came to the detc•rtninatitin of, retiring about noon. . ALToNA, SErr, 29,—We learn from, the fron tiers f th'‘' country' of Lauctiboutg, that the Yench and Dwish army has taken a out:eh:rated pos,tion het , veen the Steilinit z and the Wakenitz, It: is certaiii tl.at cn the 2Zith instant General Thielmit entered the town of . Eutoo with three .squadron 3. VRANK FORT. OCT. 2. 7 -78rarslial the Duke of Vainiy arrived here yesterday at noon, , from May core, Aidielre Excellency returned in the even , i 1 if,. 11:larshal the Duke of Castiglione arrived on the evenip,; of the 27th September, at Bamberg. MutivLD...l. &trio tint, 3 Dniolin s 4 Waterford. Got tuilbiirtel, iicilgoland. PRICY. OF 'tifi',;;liS TIT Al 1 Wr..l.V P. WCI,OCR. CMItt018„ 5Bll ISS I .... 11 .\T LONDON Bit TO-N1(3101OW. I%lortatig, 7 mitittLest,after 3. Eveniu, minutes:titer 3. T lE StiN. 401,FM titus 01 , 1:11t. FA1.41.1).11 Air ? LON DON, fif Nl)3} , ocroisEn :. By di.l.piltrites :list received by Ministers from . • Kingston, Upper Canada, it appears that General Ito'ITRNIIVIIG'S head-quarters were advanced to St, D, t v; ( l's, within seven miles of Fort George, acid his ari‘anetql post within font miles. ' The in erican ilot,fla sailed from Sackett's Mr boar on the TA July, and Sir Smuns YEO from Eing,tou on the 30111), with the intention of en gagin4 them. This affords great reason to hope that the folio•rintr paragraph, in The Morning ,Psi of this t hy, i s well fon illigl in its result, though incor rect as to dpre,:---- " Ney. , York Papers to the 12 . 15 t of Angast, and B , ,ston Jonrll3ii to 2 , 111 hove arrived since otir 1a t, Thu , ' state, that the American Comma 'dare 4''7l.(ftl , '!EY `srl;l'. 4 4/ av'o front .Sachet's Liar hour on the 1 ; end .1 letter fr o m fi a lif ax o f th e 10th nit. -tote o rttet'on of his Stioltdil.nt by the gallant Sit J; VLo. nnwrnx, 19! 4, Lao etitnitp, we received the plcasi g advice i, m Ca tvul f,r e ,; is t otiteriviiw d by Sir JAMES Yro's spa,- tl;;: , i t the If .J% IF. !Lola t rtrtial enga4traent , tn the tidal attac, .1:;c1 toak two of Com. cif —o.,:t.Ly' , l '.ten the letter retarited iftto th,y t will ,et,,ret, pat to tt.'4, ana the &love tor:ni(l4l,le thOtilit that u•as to decide the tiiyt of I ;14v0...V 4:10, of 4 , ,,enr.e of Or whole coarttry.." IV tiitve jkit tizee:iyed floe fkillowitig. from the City • 4 ' vt.port, ii v;:ry iorrctit, tsaid to be brougbt. b) t be,ll.si tit h.'. of tlse capture Cotumodovc NRJ ; has rcarbed this 110 l (LL(r1"1:iS), to ,Wllirittit taucti a' report .--.Muriday, .I`3 Thnoqb Art: t ot ivithout Mapes that this . 1, ;( 1 45 , American may IA last be n:f. , l with, yet %re ca3tiot, Ware aitycoafitience itl Lim above vort, Stfetl9 to be merely an echo of a. letter in the 11 thfEin l'Aper. of the !fit not so late I , v Et v,E..E...L 44 the information., in THE Suu of :' it e., - r ( - )1 A LE - .1 Tz .1 . v.0m PicTot, ,tu G. 26. "I, Ecgt great Itrinfituti, with ilk squadron 34fe at; j(t tas.rewroall.ll , lll(l. I r4 , tlr NlArkelit•Atfr ~ r t S=sttAl'il I y f . A.1.1.;. 2; sfj tlitt 111.1n.11i pel-had itved Si llit 1 . 4f:-.l,T;i 1 a 5/i t c:ilpthre ittt;t, !;,,t the 11J3 voy ntltterl.,ll d TUVINk 7 { ; 1 , 14; the eoattLione...!Witt th.n, ( . I:l;nh'it itis A fri4at, 110110 't il s 13,01)Gp le /4 4 ,. tritl.4itit tiring Arwiltur ti4o truth 0 ; 1 ,1,i., 5tat„.,,,,,A ; 'hat clinnniA thrwie. it ite little attention." - We have a trolstk of intelligence ftotu Amerietk, but Its it is neither very recent or import:tot; we ltati post . poned its insertion. iila Ott Lakv. Chanlplain has been completely successfnl: itnd an attack On Queensto'rn, Maryland, by six hun dred British troops equally So. The encinY end;:hyouring to .acquire hn ascendancy ol Lake Erie ; but seem scat etly capahle of dete their magtitines and stores, though their chief resources of this sort are treasured at Port Erie and E'resq fine, the good cause IS triumph ant in tbe new as «vl,l as in the ohl world. 13y an Infernal - stratagem, disgracota to hu. inanity, these Yaukee praters about tbe tights of nations succeeded it; destroying by the explosion an s apparent provision seboonet, Gruin of the Rainilits and ten seamen. We trust Sir THOUAS H AUDY will avenge 06s-diabolical injury: By Paris Papers to the tith inst. we are provid ed with a superabundance of matter of the tit* most magnitude, to which We beg, without pre face, to call the attention of the. Public. The in teNigetsce which tills oio. preceding columns divides itself into two heads, political , kind military', on both of 'which we are desirous 'of offering a few remarks, beginning with the warlike infonfttion ; and necessarily confining t'uirSelves within the cir cumseribed lituits which the voluminous nature of these documents leaves its; A Bulletin, dated the 29th ult. but immortaliz ing no place by naming the hend-euarters of &to , N'APARTY,, has been publislie % l at It is nearly as indistinct and iodefinite as the maiority of its predecessor's , but nevertheless states one or two facts which it is impossible not to understand, and to understand as indicative of the perilous- con dition in which the'Usurper stands. The to AUGEREAU, WllO had been ordered up with the reserve formed in Franconia; to:. aid hiS Commander at Dresden, has, it seems,. found another destination. "'lnstead 'ofyinarlibig east upon Voigtland, he has 'been told to march north upon LeiPsig, and why? because Aniticint (Patina) .tvas not in sufficient force to defend that vitally imptirtant post, and the " small parties of partizans," " the patroles of eight or Wit earn- . hers," " the traitors, &C. under the deserter TIIII;LMAN," were. rather too strong to be dis persed by the parole-breaker LirensVne:DES. , OU CTTUS Lott his rompuirs. It is for e-ese reasons, that BooK.AvAtere. has been compelled to relinquish the s.:lrvkeS of this corps, so.mtich wanted at his own station, and .dispateli it to protect his roar--.-tea repel, if it cnn, the host of foes who are clustering betwee'n him and France—to re-open his communications on' the left of the Elbe, and to keep the 'road open for his retreat. On the 27tli, AL , GLIIEAU had got to further than Bamberg., though a lying article of the 26th had already conveyed •across burg and Schwartsburg, through the great' forests of Thuringia, even to Weimar and Tena. There is no doubt, however, that his presence is very necessary on the Sa:Ale, in which• direction„ and for the same ohiceti, the Polish Corps tinder Postr.vrowSKl loss also proceeded from the neighhouehood of 'Dresden. ,This pore; had reached Penig, about 60 miles east from Dres den and 70'east frrrin Erfarth. It is situated on the great road to Leipsie, frOm the Commirtan Pass, by which the Austrian corps colt inced to Marienberg and Chemnitz, and is thus a good position either to cover the latter city; or man,- . taio the chain of intercourse between BuoN - A.- PARTe and AIME:MAU. Frotu these movements it appears certain we were correct, in the opinion we have so long in culcated, that the left of the Elba vronid speedily demand the utmost exertions of the Tyrant. Ile this been obliged to weaken himself at Dresden in order to meet his adversaries on this vital point— vitai, because victory in this quarter would hare the same effect which the taking of Dresden would have had at an earlier perioti of, the campaign. Ney, we are informed, had in tipon Ora nicnbautit and Dessau (on the right and left banks of the Militia, vicar its influx into the Elbe about Ri3slau, where the CizowN PaiNce was passing the rik CO, anti destroyed some fetes-de-pools. Tbisr is the quarter in which the Tyrant was preparing for a grand operation his tried the experiment, «tnd all that lie even boasts of having done is ,to have broken a 'hridge . ! OUDINOT, after his disasters as a separate Commander, has been pro muted to office as a Leader of the young Guards. From it paragraph from Frankfort it would seem there is some very urgeot call tor a French force io Westphalia, —Probably an insurrection, or a l'elv more brigades of Hussars abandoning the standard of King Jerome, who hos bren so kind arid bonntlful to thou all ! It is strange 6,11 en the favours of these 13voxAr4wrns can attach lin bongo; soul to them or to their cause. rit:otiArAuTz: himself was ruviewing cavalry at Weissig, Ctit'atry of the Msr.i),\Lri, who was to iatelti cotpro:Yej with l'eptt , dans tes reins, drivilit the poor /A acrocs Lord knositt how rivers and how ;it Ireis4! coveted with Orotecting wood, and so near as almost to be called an enviren of Dres- We hlive tint ben!'ci it !ff.iiiiractor4 stated-0e "1"e We have not yet heard front the gallant 13f.ucar.a) why the I lifte again fled front Neustruit ) and faker) refuge their tOrtifica• firms. We trust to hear Its good an uccount from, till! Spree front the KatzbaeltrespeCting the latter;- have sonic intetesting particulars in -tare for our Readers, which tiro will insert to iouretm if possible. , . It was our intention to have Anintiitteti a few observations on the Gallic fithehood aunt city evident on thr fact of the docurnents laid before the thatrper's servile Senate: but the press cif other matter compels us to defer them till the remainder of these impottant Pitpers are before the Public. They tend to a neW conseriptiOni or a levy en masse,—We will not believe that France is so irrecoverably prostrated as to submit to this new horror, and again sacrifice her rising offspring on the bloody shrine ol" a Tyranesambi tion, already stained with murdered hecatombs. Ga.t.'ette of Saturday contains no promi nent fact with which our Readers have not al ready been made net-painted. Saturday, about liceWclock, the Duke of You& arrived at York-ho o' St, Jadies's, Itinn his visit to the Marquis of liknirrottn, at his scut--in Suf. , fOlk. Yesterday •rnorning' the Duke paid his roipects to the Pnrsce REGLNT about ten o'clock, at Carlton 7 hou'se,'and at eleven o'clock left.town for if'visit to the QuEEx. Tiw Duke will hold a 'Levee to-morrow. The Vrir,ce if °WWI: left his re.pertful in qtdries after the PRINCE ItccEsr, at Carlton homie, 'l,tt,r(lnv. 14r1 , 11.tTitw awl' arrived yesterday ct•en:ng at his ()Bice iu I)owning-street. We understand 'Mr. Rout, jun. is going on a mission to Sweden. A Proclamation has been issued at Gibraltar, by .which, the. town was divided into 27 dist'r'icts, and the South into seven,, - awl a report front each or:lcnred,to be scat every ntorning, to the Board ,of Health. Above , Itloo neople had (pitted the j. ; cod on the ..19th of September, the Spa nisi' residents were, with the exception of a fear of the most opulent and respect4hle, to be Mitt to the neutral gronnd, which would also tend to thin the population verymaterially ; 2.n,-! from these. and other salutary precantit!ns, great hors . may. -be , Ittertaired, , {hilt if the fever is - not altogether conquered, it will. he, very tour% checked in its progress, and, by. the mcvey of Providence, be prevented from ma!:ing sr..ch dreadful ravages as on a former occasion. The Governor of Cibra:toe issued a.Proel ain a. flow On the ' - 1 lth alt. or4cring the heads of all houses - where the fever prevails, to give jingle (hate notice to the proper Authority, on pain, in case of oraissiim, of being expelled the garriSon. The Proclaination also orders, all .persons to. keefi their windows open for the purpose of ventilatiini; and states, that the Sejeants of Ditricts have au thority to force the doors and windows of houses that are strut . up. Private letters' front Gibraltar, do not: describe the fever that has unfortunately appeared in that fortretis, to he so fatal as was at first represented' At. # late Meeting of the birectors of the Bank e Betignl, it teas resolved, in consideration of the p7csent circumstances of the money tnarket, to raise the . charges interest to the following rates; viz. 10, per cent. on loans on deposits of three months ; 8 per cent. on discounts of Government acceptances ; and 12 per , cent. on privitte 3C ceptanms. Tlie f firorotio, WAT K Ea, from Tencriffe to Lan don,--has• beet) captured Olf the Wight by a Fr.Mcb lugger privateer, of ,14 guns and ninety-live peen; retaken by the Derwent sloop of war, and carried into Portsmouth. Tile Spanish ship Marquis de la_ Romana, from Havanna(' to Cadiz, has, been taken by the Cvniet French privateer ; retaken by tilt! //kWh) frigate, and carried into Portsinouth. The ieduction of posting has hem followed by that of the price of night-1 . 10m.y; being for hay .Is. (3d. acrd outs (hi. pet' quartern. Saturday afternoon one .of the. Barnet stages was overturned in Tottenham-court-rand. There wer a great numberof passengers inside and out side, most of whom escaped unhurt. One Lady,, however, received a viOlent contusion on the left side of her head, and MIS otherwise much bruised. At the Devon Sessions, on Monday, jamei Jaques, a traveller froin the house of !Alderman SNI ITIT awl PO. London, was - tried and foamd guilty on 4WO indictments, for stealing silver spoons front Mr. CostopoN,, Commercial lon., Plymouth, mid Mrs.GAnatim, Globe Inn, Excter, and sentenced to wen, years triwportation. On Priihiy hist, W. an apprent;ee . KNI oty, of . Tavistock, was.found.susizentiO•froni a beam 'in his master's stable„ When discovered he was quite dead. Not the lent clue can he given to the tames which induced the juvenile suicide to commit the he;nous t t , Foul: men, Itbo were sapposed to be FrewAl prisoners, baying been obteryed : , sktattitig in the plantings on the north side of Glitsgow, a party of miliiary was tlispUtched to secure them. °a Friday Aternoon, and ;,ipprehended two of theta ht .the Nets , rfown, They bad eacqpell from the Perth depo mt ; id I --•- stilt oil for Pelloyetd...k• A. melancholy accident happened nil . Stitorda , .,r last, at PlYlmlntii• •$-;orne ,yoaug rbildrett at play, pulled down a large let of shop $ll-el e 7,. which ithd . .jett been removed into tbe strt - ttt; which a little girl tibuut f ve years, old, was killed .412 tIIC spot. .81rikt. , N-.0§., !NDLA SHIPPOG. tto Viccdtmt has been received , th at the -Ida t~lentioned ships outward bound were left the , I ualcr :VIAy lasi, in tat. 2.iSouth, %tot, too vo y his Majesty's ship .‘iati-etie, Waloy, butd M e lville, Much Inglis, Cieveral Storail Huddart, Sir William PnltAneY. and • His tlasetty's ship P,:ris separated train the alAv l 7 ori tte rah A:261 at Teneriffe, LaVing with her, as is e 'sN the losv . ships, W;ilnler Casth., Cuaiherhiud, Hare, Lov‘ther ostPi, Eltioa, and Wiliixru in 16 -S. Suutblung. 30, W e st, under Ca nve y nt his 51j( The I.7evaynes a;j4.oceati o n the 2 3 th of May, were ty's ship Phimbe - DAti -111a3esty's ship 4slo rived yesttrday front JaMaica, and grace ded the River . with her convoy. Arriv'ed to -day Fv Maijeity`t ship Thanderer, with a iorgi privateer, which she has captured. DOVER, OCT. O,—A private, went past today for the n ova s, I of war; supposed to be the Milver NEWHAVEN', OCT. 9.-1 and Sol this coast has been much annoyef to-day by the enemy's. privateer! and a ketch Were taken yester! Joaded, and were seen standin,,!,' coast.• A brig with yiellow sides nearly on shore under our cti6 ; tress,' her fore -top-mast disable, top-mast gone ;. it blew so' could go to her assistance.. 1 h that she cleared ReaChy flead. hear of several captures having terday and to-day. Five o'ChooK, P. 11.--=-.A..cot boveln sighs with, a wrench prize. A•large logger is now cha. , bearing abont south=west, • is it Suppseti she 11.'01 jut atuicl pears to be of colti,lerable, force l'onTsmot; ris, OeT. hi.; cupinu, with ;1 small concin• ;loin the -jeity'* 'Dement, with L recaptured flu; Majef:-.y's ship; 'l.'w.can, IVolve r.ll -' friiat a crude; and A •the lonzo front attere l' ' . i ; NI IOI , PLTNtouTtr, OcT. 9.—Arrive.l the Sp.tiii4; la Rum th atta front e Havanna, for lip ' R;, 11'11 Curvet Fri.!tteh :racer, arta re-cap tttio frigalt ; the Brunble schooner fro::: 18fr1;t3:":rufrii,":.?c r Tona.ty (..) • 9 1 . • , , . , LT. .--: Trir:.4 hit frtint Ctiernsey, and the Cochr.tii: from Brett, and tiiithe unknown. tinit. it the new ita..J . ur to Lord So me , A) 1 I , ,st,ery at ..;turn, Ivr the quiyiyof 4, F,l.t.govrtt, OCT. 9.--Arrivra 174. claw, uith the Darlinit6 r Ocr.Lc:i ru, 7.--The ntlndria If . .; ;ltis 4 5° tuyettne and sloops of war, all i° Monday, front a erniw olf ti North ' 4l . lIALIFA c, SEiT. 10.--1 it O j ` :New-Volt paper of the 31st nit. "' 1 the following extract floin it, it ); Y` iti tirttt• F.O tract of n Letter froni Captain J0titN11,1)„.1.44k.44°11 N Aral atlicer r.tt Charleston, Soatit Car"" — u airy -1 hare op howilsr to hifol .t } i i i t et steer sehoOtter itecatur, of purl , itrilq' kw , !itc sS it , with bits *grit.tttniti. cg's 4,‘ r Pow"' Slit wal 'carturra tat 't fit s ti inst. gits?' nlardh4; &Nava,: utticm of oile li - our arid citrrik.'d ` l, l,titt"'' all liar Wficeri kAlcd or wo.lt'uletl except 0.0" wroa mount*. 16 iitai; o'ite, a tii-I. ) "*" ' Let e ' 011(1 bad coolpicluent of 8$ itivn at the conur'e4l.,e Go of w both were killed o r trottatled• I the be - ', t ',galloped and titaniuml vet , eh. td sem .'rite Decatur mounts i•ie t i llg rin% att w ., ;cent of Iti:t then at the eoiximehi:emea %hum were hil . ed er rete-t "I h tea the honour to b e, with the " To the lion. the Secretary..of the Nltct" tr.ul lT A T ii t t r l A .l : l , ) i 113rne Lieut. [lope, Irmo A crui-ze, ,u•th the GO: 4 e fr,nn ;1341 lirseciti hound to Lir erp,ol,--11:1d 14117 betrne ; tile Sunish. schooner Eupberhia., 84 Is,,L'Aieg, Will ti — re -",Pt"1:41 , U y-th 0 .1 ii:tvann4ll, b ound to I.3o=ton, eetaitte4 bh i ::i )I. F reLlj"tie . Ili' Xlajesty's schoongr Adin)" , , i — i t k i oti, from St.:lobo' 3, Nl' Otif(11,111dli1111.1,i , 1. tlayi; )1 1 " . 1 1';r, tb"",jgh, tivr. ifuneruart, front Cheshvral".„'l'il . 13 a"./C- 4 7 . V Zitlll4 114:11iiiiel, CAptaiu Su' i't 'ii e i otaidstonc, Cuptam Bartlett,. from a cruisd ; ',, 1 jol puekrt, Captain Ekvvorthy. I.:,:du V.illnoot1). 4:',01 Nlnjesty's behouner Mustin4heboit, ism all tir;"31,0,, 1811:: .vrttB::::,‘TfiVed hit 'Ma e 4ty t, ~,,v 1... .Niajesty's schooner Is. ea froui a ertit.' I "'i t , privatcer, I,vti•,..rrl ,to,er;:.au. license .hco..ler,. dues, cletuined . loy 'lei . . ,:,:d . . '" • fr thet i o T I i ss h i e ti 11 .4 14.e :t i. ItKti,4:4l,siyast,J)foo i n i h r t : Ish a el l . , in : toi d i . : ; 1 1 t i ly e s. isi l l f ,,,, i i.i t oo b ot, A ps o t , :ii : e lr # :" . 41 1 ' ,; --oiity 4tisot . her crew were. saved. 0 `-11e Norio, itioncitioN, from 14011(101/ tr I on , ' tleira, Ivus ittken 011 lieaeliy It cal , , hi Itlght, by , a French privateer ; retaltctir, Chwies 'armed bilip, and carried. into no" lniter kille,ii. • ---- . , fiiED. . „,ea On tbe etli ingt. at the C,iiirgl , in lierefor", -"il Rer. Thinnag Kidicy, 4‘,M. Mra,,r CRopri of toloo - and ViiNir of Canon' Pyint, in the Connty 01 144 , 4 ', to t ~ On the 7th ingt. the itev.Ji.ilin Fortms,V,P' e Wavniiro", i-lants. 'fift, ........ ,dlin i i I.,:itely -in the N:iVal litigpital, at tlalli,"r,i mAj,34-i-4- 11611 h di; heart, Lioltenaat frei.anit, td .'' Iv oti ti Ti.isii. , ~ va iJii ..-aitilenly, in the sUth ye,:r of hig age' o' f ' .jli lel-,..iti !Nolio-vrtfire. .. ~. health i ~..“„ft ill ii ,ll-„;: ''° Motulny telt!liTlit, Iti ~,anilitld, D."'-liej,i4lo. , 4Y 9s. sho wtnt to i)rd in isood, a nd of *- • 1 morning. oc iter* !iti,ty, ova 79, Mr 4. Tlumwsg, ft ill , i. rie tvai 0:: i nati.,ilr ps it t e itii , tre l4 . Voir" Pit the 114th nit. at Moor Nightan, new .1.6 S .rikil. widviv of Bic:lard ilialaill. , •••-; ' ii.________ •••••?"'°.....--.......,_.....0............'".''''''''' te . zarmogroismtrome. ...".. ''' ' C vitt4._.,,'"' ; P`' J l , U)NrOON *. riiiiteti I,V 3, It. !:,Vit''. .ifTri 'A , c , bu'ltiingi I aliti 1 • 1 , ~ett ',, ‘‘', , 4.1' ~tlCfc O.' . ilt tile :-+VN-oc, , , " ' ,,, . /T - liIS, C11.J0r3,1,,,1, e . ~~ . irt It* Itn!, • ~..,. t~it~ soq r ~r~ `--.~ ti to 1040 }} ,;,~,~ +~yt~~ k«„,. (1 , "`+.lfr, a ittrp • • eer, tiisnaStO hy a t t, '! . to~veti aitte. "*"*., or ry to sal 01 ye , t 014 t 'B. 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