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- p,. --- i IV . I plicate and a triplicate, evidently sent for the purpose of publishing the Plaintiff 's character taisruad. It had been said that hr might have tried the cause at Newcastle, hut his Lordship thought he had abed much n o ire proper in bringing it here. The enatter,chiefiy related to West India affairs, and his Lordship did Rot kiitivi a more proper and un biassed tribunal coati was then assembled in the Jury box. .It was said, that the Defend.ust being of a warm temper, had been a long time lahouritig tin der a false impression. This was a proposition he could not lay down. The libel was unfounded. It might also be said, that the Plaintiff had received no particular injury ; but it is not on account of a blow that a man leek his pm nin in jured; it is his feelings, his sense of reauttde, and the degradation which may be attached to it, that injures him. The Plaintiff was represented to be the lather of eleven childien, supporting a most te spe.table charatter in society ;and, in as much as the punishment of such a man should be the more penal when he behawd ill, so much the more is .he to be compensated when he receives an injury. Upon t. is subjea he considered the Jury the most corn petcnt judges, and they would appreciate the da anages as they should think proper. Verdia for the Plaintiff, datuages 1,0001. SHRODU V. SMITH. This was an aftion brought against the Defend ant, as the Treasurer of the West India Dock Com p toy, to recover back a sum of 501. paid as fees upon the delivery of a quantity of sugar hOns the Company's warehouses. This case was tried the last Sittings, and leave given in the Term to try it a second time. We hare already laid the particulars of these proceedings before our readers. 'l'he question was, whether the Comrany were justifiable in making a charge of nine-pence per hogshead, or fifteen shillings per ton, upon all sug ars deliveied from their 11r2tettomors into tuiges inthe Decks, for home consumption, exclusise of the feel and charges allowed them by the A& of Par . !lament, for the We of the quays, wharfs, and warehouses. &c ? The necessary proofs being gone into, Lord ELLtr110401:G11, in summing up the evi dence to the Jury, observed, that he had considered the case with great anxiety, on account of its im portance M the commercial world. He could not conceive the use of the Docks, *inlets things were to be caused for the charges stipulated by u e A& of Parliament. the matter was perfeftly clear in point of law. and it seemed to ban a proposition wholly untenable. A verdict was accordingly found, a second time, for the Plaintiff, in .501. The trial of .lona Faosr, Esq. and riii.ers, fur subordination .4 perjury, at the late Middlesex Elec tion, which was fixed tor this morning, exciter! a ..siderable cl.-gree of expeaatif•n. The Jury Ise ing sw rn, Lord ELI It46olloeGli informed theta, that, 11114tIstAnding there was no prosecution, they -lust find a octal& of acquittal. The Juty accord ?canned a vadiet.--Nat Gritty. COMMON PLEAS, Gt it. , / haul 5. sati Ng s a A n us Prim, &fore 1 ord Cite.% Justice NIANSFILLI3. COLL u. eirrnen• This was an aitiou brought to recover the ha. F Nance of money due to the Plaintiff, in the sale of a horse to the Defendant. . On the part of the Plaintiff, who was a horse dealer, several of the /mover: ones were called. I hey all deposed. that the pt ice of the horse was fixed at , forty-sax guineas, and that the Defendant, a • fort night after he had purchased it, said he was so well pleased with his bargain, that he would-not . • exchange wide the Plaintiff fur a hot se he rhea had, the price of which was sixty-five guineas. Oa cr .9N-examination, they all declared, that the horse sold to the Defendant was as quirt as a Lied, that e chid Issubr rat eon ; and that he **a* no more sitothan one of their honours (meaning one of the I Learned Serjeants).l On the part of the Defendant, Who was a rope maker in the city, his foremast deposed. that be had rode the horse several times, and that he shyed and matted at every thing,and Aro that he met ; he once Rut his master drive him in a little whidtej ; but he was Reseda more williag to go backwatils or sade ways, than straight forward. On etoes-examinatton, the man said, he had been on hinsehack before he rode thi. horse, but he ac. Mi s t Agel eidn the t h itacthy all his life. ener:r l ras a horse-dealer, and A Farrier was then called, who deposed that the Noise had a splent in his off tore leg ; but this testi - seamy being conua-litled by a Veterinary Surgeon, if ehe Jury, under the direction of the Leatnt:d Judge, fonad a verdia tot the Plaintiff. damages HI. 6s. thirty pounds having been paid at the tune et sale by the DAindant. A cations circumstance occurred in the latter part of this cause. A note was given to ouc of the Jurymen. in tronseciLvnee of which be rushed tint of the box in th.: greatest agitation. Oat en qiitiry being made int i the cause, it was found that thegentlemqn had just received intelligence of his house being is Baines. 11e was instantly permitted to retire, the parties readily consenting to take the wedidt from the eleven remaining Jurymen. On enquiry, we I d that the Ceatlernan's name was Gillman ; he keeps a tavee. sad chop house, in Sweiring's-renrs, Sweeting's-alley, nett door but one to the New Yank Colfee-house. The chimney of his horse had by accident taken 6re, which, communicating with the roof, caused a great alarm, but the engines arrivir.g alramt immediately, the Nunes were in a abort tint. *Alined, and, we are happy to say, there was hide damage sus seined. - - _ Yesterday. a respreable la kin; man. named wts examined before toe Lord Mayor, charged with uttering two forged 51. noses, purport. toiag be limiest by the Datton Bank. It appeared the notes were mattered to two respeseable tradesmen in the blinurits, atrh • , films a vanetv of suspicious cti cumstau - • lit ma d not be proper. at pre sent. to d „ . 1 - to procure an officer, I.gyrhorn • , • •prehcaded. M. " ".` liana to be bro , •ght M' " 1 ", „poi• _ z • an. r."..41111111116 _ _ NATAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTOIOUTII. MART • •-•--. • The Atireg frigate has made the signal for the transports, with six battalions of the King's Germyn Legion on Ward, to unmoor. They ate going to Cork? Arrived the Ocean, of 93 guns. from Woolwich ; Ferry, Droattation, Difigenec, and Virazo, with a huge convt.7 from the Downs. Came into harbour the Meryrt, frigate. Arrived at the Nlotherbank, the boy/ ted , on. Fame, and Wo/r/munsfsw. East lndiamen. from the Downs. They arrived yesterday, during the fog, when the Adamant and her convoy were going away, by which they lost the opportunity of her proteninii. Also La Fle.ke sloop of war from uff I lavre. ports, MARCH 5. The following is a list of ships atiti vessels which come into harbour yesterday and in-day. Nancy, of Shields, with coals, Cape. Hall, fetal:en by His Majesty's gun bog, Earnest. Lamb, iif and for Roston, Potts, from Shoreham, in ballast. Neirittie, of and limn Boston, Putts, from Newhaven. in Pioridence, of Yarmouth, Kitts, from Topsham, with Lark, fur Knrkly. Abet, of and fVom Rye, Kittrnan, with timber, fur London. Bouthern,of Sunderland, Dixon, light, from Exeter, (or Newcastle Youn,glVilliam, of Sunderland, Fistler, light, from Exeter, with timber, for Newcastle. Swift, of and from Said Meiritun, lien, from Exeter, for Plymouth. Ranger, of and from Sund.irlai,d, Tucker, light, from Exeter. Little John, of end from Yarmouth, Las,ey, light, from Exeter, for Saltconih. Norfult, of SuivErland, Reed, with timber, from Cliches- ter, for Newcastle. • A,lll ' of t uuilerland, Whitehead, with coals, from New castle, for Lando.. Rochester, of and (tmin Sunderland, Wilson, light, from Plymouth, for Lniulon. Rularit's Adventure, of and from Sunderland, Robson, light, Trom Plymouth, for Loudon. Syron, v, of London, DUI11:111, light, from Lyme, for Sunderh . ! rnn, Shady/ell, light, from Plymouth, fir Rh the Adige, of and from Sunderland, Farrow, I.ght, from Top sam, k,r Rlytha. William, of Wells, Hadley, 1 ght, from Portestouth, far Sunderland. Firm, of and from Sunderland, Robinson, light, from Dido, of and (rum Portsmouth, Taylor, with link and plank, (or Leith. Spy, of Arnbury, Fowler, with illarrilla and wine, from Teneriffe, for Lo u den. Eoliths, of Stettin, Smith, with brandy, for Hamburgh. B e. of Yarmouth, Howland, with iron, from Newport, for London. I h.tve been nn hoard the Navel, of Shields, as mentioned in the first line, and find the hands are an taken out ; tile anchors and cables gone ; and the brie, which appears to be about twelve keels, is a sinking state. lALTCOATS, 7111. 22. During the very violent gale of the I Ith ult. the Caledonia, of this port, coming from Dublin, was driven ashore near Port Patrick. and all on board perished. The crew consisted of nine persons. be sides passengers, the number of whom cannot be ascertained. She was a fine new brig, aad on her second voyage from Dublin. We had a very violent gale here last night, dur ing which the schooner Nonsuch. Capt. Jardine, of Monkland, going up the Clyde, was driven on shore: The crew were with difficulty saved. DIAL, lIMICN S. Sailed the Amaranths slorp of war, on a entire off the French coast ; and the lartfatipt6le, Weir, from Jamaica, for the River. Amved the Casgsset and lien Cull, sloops of war, from a cruise ; and remain in the Downs, with the Edgar. Utrecht. and Trusty, men of war ; L'irm rivervairte Isighte ; Rosario, Rosetta, Otter, and Dile genre sloops of w ar ; Prayer° bomb; several trans ports; 4r.her, Raid, and Escort gon-prigs • the latter has a signal flying for a convoy to the Norm. wale—Wind N.E. FROM LLOYD'. UST. 4111.111v10 At Ll•e-pnot—the riii•4l, horn Loa. At Carntrom—the Jsgro,,, form Charleston. At Naples—theArett's Anchor, from Cornwall. Off Antigua-4hr Flora, Ralroome; Jamaica, ; Hannah. Lightly ; til.and Duke, Joliet; Lrehttoot, Watson; Fanny, Connell ; Ann, Thompson; and the Venerattle,Jones„ from Cork, bound to Jamaica. •••••••iMursoro..me. EtaraTx Der.—The Ticket. No. 1,66, 1111 First drawn Ticket, enticed to 5,0001. was sold at &lies, ♦. Cornhill. and 9. Charing-Cross; where is cyst( Capital Nixes this Lottery, have been Shared, Sold, and Registered. The Lottery finishes on Mornay next. The following is the State of the Wheel, at the close of Yesterday's drawing : 1 rte- of 10,000 ( P nf 1,000 2,000 6 Re. he. he. To-morrow is the next Day of Drawing, and the Lottery entirely finishes on Monday next. Tickets and Shares are selling at the follow:ag Prices: Teket 1102 L. 0 0 0 I F.Eitth Quarter A neutral vessel, which left Laredo, in &sea!, about ten days since, brings an account of a report that had reached that place. of a violent ferment having broken out in the provinces of Arragon and Catalonia. which professed to have for its object the adoption of certain measures of reform. recom mended by the Rine* of ASTLIIII AS, which are ar bitrarily opposed by the IN ince of the PIIACIL, who, it is said, has called upon France to lend ber assist ance to quell the disturbance. Suspicion, however, is entestaioed, that the Minister himself has secretly employed agents to stimulate the discontented to afts of outrage in that particular part of the king dom, that he may have the more ready pretext to make an appeal to the Grand Arbitrator of Na time s. - - On Sunday afternoon a fire broke out in a wheel wright's shop, at Egypt. near Shoreham, which it entirely consumed s and the flames having reached an adinininrwarehoase, in which the stores of the Me' reven u e cutter were deposited, consisting in pair of three barrels of gunpowder, the powedul combustible exploded with a tremendous noise, but shxteted the building so that the Re, was soon after .extinguished*idroet turibiec mischief. . ir'c'frTerr' PRODUCE OF THE TAXES. Lvritacr FROM AN ACCOUNT OF TUE NET PRODUCE OF ALI. TIIE PERMANENT TAXES, AND OF TN! WAR, TAILS, IN GREAT BRITAIN, FOR THE YEARS ENDIN• THE srn DAY OF JANUARY, 1805, •80 114 E SFII DAY OF JAKUARY, 1 SOli, RESPECTIVELY; DISTINGUISHING EACH QUARTER. LAID BEFORE THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, PURSUAN 1 TO ORDER. Sr. thr• Year ended In tl.e.renr emled Conrelktate4, after reservin7. 62,5n01. per Qoarter, per Ad 43 CUSTOMS Qt G aa i ta n nt l i i n i e ." D i ta '• l 6B, "18 •I "1Y 18°3 • 17.3 411. per Cent . . . . . t . 5111 January, Ibo 3. brit Janu.nry, Illin:„ L. a. d. L. r. d . 4 ~' :.:9,036 1 5 71 9,79 032 1 5 ' , B 10 71 17,3..2 1 4i 95,13:, 14 4 1 0 1,:01 IL Li Canal and Dock Ditty • • • . C.,;,t09 19 9 St 90 17 5 4 EXCISE . Con , o , itiat mi . . . 12 , 798 , 540 16 Ili 14,121089 0 111 CnnioltAated, after rleduAine 11,e Surblrte of the D••ty on Re s reipts, Anno 1803, by Ad 43, Gen. 111. . . Re.ertrel out of Cen.ohdatert Stamp Dinie.r7C9,lsl4. 19 61 per STAMPS Qoarter, per AA 44, Geo 111 rap. 98, from O. 181.4. Compnailr.dts for Stamps, per BAIA of England Licences for Seliing Lottery 'f!ckets . • (Utter Money 1,070,661 0 0 • 769,963 19 6 24,000 0 0 5,07,46 18 0 38,000 0 a .s,lOB 2 o 1,075.000 0 0 178,932 14 111 77,705 9 4 68,312 15 81 59 996 0 3 4 57,773 17 11. 59,1 1 7 '; 23,174 7 1.. u 172 3 2j, 61 1 2 5 0 0,145 0 n 24,325 I u , .".7,540 0 50,774 6 0 63,191 S 678 2 0, 2 13 4, 960 0 0 6 13 4 5.977 18 5,847 14 9,872 2 4i 1,127 S 3 1, , ,2S 16 8 IH , nsses and Wi.dows Inhabited Hnti...e: Arrears of Duties repeal. H qr., for Riding ledbyA l 4 5. Geo 111 Ditto for Husbandry cap. 101 —gut of Male Servants . Carriers . Dogs )101. per Cent —1793 01. per C.att —1797 Clocks and Watches 914,E 1.0 0 0 1,424;574 1 2 40.', A 6 6 416,,92 1 01 347,764 2 21 202,530 3 44 26',5913 91 96,713 9 61 :3 6 II 21:54 3 111 0 2 6 7x-35 Q 26,156 n 0 61,..:78 o 0 51.'116 12 4 63,642 19 41 A nom of . Hawkers and Pee Mrs Hackney Coaches acid Chairs Gd. per Lib. 0/1 P011%111'16 Is ditto Salaries Seia•irei Profess Composi:ians Kent of Alum Mines a Light Ho/Ute A111 1 1141.3111)1 . Flog Fruits art are Clergy Teatlta of ditto Fine. and Forfeitures %Yam-sus (Arrears) .61) S J 0 0 90 0 0 INCIDENTS Angus of . . 'Hair Powder Certifi cues Horse Dealers' Licences 1796 1796 Armo,ial B-aringi flair Powder Certificates Per AA 41, Geo 111. cap. 69. Hone Dealers' Licences 1798 6 13 • 2,934 9 10 2.203 1. ♦} 9,490 12 10 556 0 0 D: tied ranted by A R ♦3, 4140.111. cap. IGl—on' 59,469 19 I 4,0/19 It :7_ 31,472 17 114 3,120 0 0 10 0 0 Armorial Bearings . 1,610 0 0 'Re-cried coa of Houses and Windows, by AR 43, Geo. 111. cap. 161, at 474,4741. peria”amter . 489,587 3 6 Inhabited Houses . . . 32,300 0 0 Dories for !tiding Ditto, and Moles Male Servants .Dog 11 , 5,522 0 0 121,100 0 0 37,470 0 0 OUTIES, pro Anno, 1801. Rroucht front Consolidated Customs, 62,5801. per Quarter, by Act 43 Gen. 3. can. PI. Surplus of the Duty on Receipts, Anito, 1803, after reserving, as direct] by Act 43 41,290 0 0 19,630 0 0 Geo. S. tap. 126. . . . .. .... Houses and Windows, 1804, after Do. Geo. 3. eap . 161 32,459 1G 7 3,629 5 4 11,48 d S 4% 34,592 13 8 2,37E1 19 5 16,555 0 4% 1,777.8 4 9 9 111 471,185 4 31 494.119 6 2 424.649 4 10 149,6! 11 0 260,016 4 7 90145 0 11 L 26047,644 16 4i :26.749,174 9 L 22,442,372 0 111 27,4.4328 3 21 yin,ooo 0 o 250,C60 0 0 45,207 4 7 53,763 13 DUTIES, pro Aim, 11104. 140,104 nr t" , ntnlictred Stamp Butiec, after reecrrdie, e.irtctc • by A . t 4 4 ( ‘ap. 9s. Cron October, 0104. . . . G.odr, Le. lIGi. . Legacies, 74105, If II DUTIES, pro A•! 1803. 443,264 15 3 L. 23,143,1.56 16 21 27,432.3uS 19 le 2 01,1 f 6 • 90 ♦,''S7 It I . - L. 05,063,156 16 SI 28,014,631 0 SI b 12.312 7 6 724,016 6 1 7D1.,111 0 0 736,..34 0 * 163,197 0 0 173,1140 1 10 Surptue of Thit'ire annually grimed. after die- Cu P r and Mgh charging Exchequer Bi:Ii charged thereon Nfa't Tobacco L. 27, ISI 037 3 Pi 29,704,8..9 9 2 Duties ` anted to .tscharre 1.000,00C1 Exchequer ` Sugar and Malt ' • 1,492,130 6sd 1,630,33 a 16 0 Bills An. 134)4 and Hoy M 2 t 209,617 0 0 171.2.911 0 0 re , (Tobacco • . . . 279,6L9 0 0 229,691 111 9 .---- . L. 29,312,4,3 to 31 31,722,110 3 4 WAR TAXES. British Srhi.s Anno 1839. F.retin dato WM'S • • Matt Goads and Shipping Tea Creels P. "pelts. Doty WAtes Vet., 1304 . rtopetly iNitv 4.1.1‘1.16 and Mel% . . 754,r 0 3 0 0 760,547 0 0 . .7'4,451 0 0 PC5.1 , 03 3 6 . 340.'794 0 0 . 366,062 0 • . 2 965,715 0 • 2,364.753 0 0 . 1,5'15,066 U 2 1,636,167 14 6 970.333 6 61 1,711,666 0 0 3,953 0 0 4,073 16 6 . 3,353.651 10 5 9:!4,584 17 8 65,647 0 0 11114,713 0 0 140,708 0 0 2,113,1114 6 11 511,916 13 0 112.q.8511 1 101 169,7.50 0 0 L 11,416,474 2 11 13.171,4 A 2 4 r,opert) Duty, Anno 11 Excheque►, Feb. lib, 1111116. MEETINGS OF CRFDITORS AT GUILDHALL. TO- MON SOW. M . . PRICE OF STOCKS. YESTERDA Y per Crom.Cnoloia 6O 59j 64 p-r Cent. Na..,.92 Imp. iii Atti.orm. 9 146 St • MA 5 per CIIP3t 9Ol Stzwk 1794 Imfia Roods ls. prom. F.xch.-lue. ?a. prom par. Is prem. Lottery Tatkms.... .. ........ Ai M. Coueula for T. FINN, Stoek•Broicer, No . 4, Ce , ohill, and 9. Charing-Cross Francis S.ri:ey, Windsor. Berk•, grocer - - 0 13 Spencer Compton, late of New street, Bishoesgate street, Wsthoot, London, merchant - 5 I John Grainger, Old Swan-lime, London, ►raker - 3 10 2.dlea7-1 Hargrave, late of Wtiocurah street, Nl3l4lesex, but now of Lower Tooting, Surrey, dealer an/ chap man - - - 3 11 William Charles Thomas N:cholaslaree, London, _ _ . - . !merchant - - - - 3 1 Jame. Webb, Moulton, Northampton, !Amman - 3 12 Daniel Dyson, Kengslamd-load, Middlesex, wedrman 5 10 JIM'S Ward, latent Bermumbey, Surrey, brewer - V 10) Howard Spicer, Walden, Emma ntattWer - - 2 11 Robert Davies, En fi eld-wash, Addleses, potatue-mer chant - - - 2 10 Joseph Peery, Piccadilly, Middlesex, tailor - - II le Peter Lindaar, formerly of Greenewh, Kent, baker - 2 11 George Southard, New Bund-strut, MiJol;esea, limen. draper - - 9 1 Thomas Galileo, Maidstone, Kent, carpenter . 9 11 DIVIDE N ns Edward Haw, Hetrietta-.treat, Cavendish-.quail., St. Mary-la-bonne, war-merchant - - II John Ewer, Queen Ain street, St. Mary-la-bonne. Middlesex, linen draper - - 1 John Ilenry mehmenlar, Row-lane, merchant - 11 John Lien Desert, New Mond-street, Middlesex, linen-draper - . . 10 James Nix, Great lamina h. Noefelk, bre•chet-n-alt, 12 Savour! Wtaruon, late of St. Albans, Ilertfbrdsture, coi a- de,ler . . - 10 HIGH WATER TUIS DAY AT L 'NOUN RKIIN:L. Mn., 36 min after 3 r• n ....42 iti" after 1 FIRTH. (In Monday, the 10th ust at L werpool, the Lady a ThUIPS. Tarleton, juu Fay of a daughter. MARRI>GES. --......--. 1 ' On Tuesday lait, at Ma•r-la-honwe Church, Mr the Rev. George Hears Stone, John Ciitent Eranclevn, Yea. to Mrs . Ste ve , isn.• v. 'doer of the late ht .joe- General Steeeusear, of lb' , Madras dvalry Yesterday, at Sr Martha bonne Chun h, by the Rev Sohn Lloyd Cravriev, Thomas tlal;iday, Esq. of Virimpolo..teett, to 1 Marla Mar fret. second daughter of the Rev, James Morrie*. of Flower, in Nortuanytonshire, and of Iletabanier, 10 Kin'. OF AIMS. At twn icloek yesterday morning, at his house, G•ct asteage-street, Westminster, Abele,' Leanest.: ier, Earl. . On Monday, the 1 7 th law, at the residence house P 1 1 Soothwell, the Rev. Fr.sicis fler • aert Hume, M.l • Trebel.- 'dary of the Coney ate Church of Southaven, and Rector a OaAtott, and of Worsen. in Nottinghamshire. The fol!...riug very awful and momentary Instance of mtra:- lity occurred at the village of Gre!rseuthen.nrarCuck•-rae.c: . . on the even,rog of the 17th last —SI Mary Amt R...... elation daughter of Mr. John Russ, of the former place, wt .. Ithe han.i!e were aaout to retire to reel, suddenly fee fn•rn 1!:` chat:, whemos cte was sating, and instantly rap red t Sire Ihad hym otae•vort, in the coarse of the day, and particular ly towards the raring, to be rather more cheerful than owes' . and, a few at.o.neistsprew to the fatal etnake, she woke with r lamillag eaoutenarsce t.. ace of her asters. The dec:Ardw • 1 in the Ilbts year Lf her :re. traceful in her te•sen, and :- Ale and engayrn; 14 net manners CERTIFICATES. Jobs Coll.soo, of county of Hertted, me, Thome. Lovell, of Shoreditcb, in the county of Middlate, baker, dealer sod chamois,. Samuel Fetrand Waddington, of York-west, Southwark, in the county of Surrey, banker, hop-merchant, dealer and chapeau. Christopher Nerdle, late of Danford, in the county • ( gout, coachesaket, dealer and chapinan Jahn Colvin*, late of Cheapeide, in the city of Latina, draper, dealer and Chapman. Thomas Saieens, late of Cheamide, to the city of London, tarens.keepor, dealer and CF&I,111,1111. ,:hard Sayer, of Ilroadatairs, in the Isle of Than . et, in the county of ICeot, butcher, deals: and Chapman. John Ditrion, of Lett:, in the runty of York, merchant, dealer and Chapman. Samuel Cs-tor.eht. of %Wars lase, wood meet, Losaa, hurt. &sof u 4 chapeau. • - LONDON •—PriAtril b. G. DAVIDSON. N.a. 17. P. C. B.m-at-ert. Coirent•Gagailso., and ruabetud •• etT Nn 5, Pack of St. (..If , nent's Chu•ce. b. JAL STUCK, of No 7, New Swltonentrrt, I.onc Order 4, Stc tor th Paper, not Se the (Kiwi. , feet-p:..3 ettl-be fray attwoded M. -..111 • ..................t o NU.:II T, HIS I 1 be re Wth Chc The M u se c Si ~tax i The Vrtileipg Reid Zed of tlie i riltliS 1 • apei fir Lm•N Sean; 1, fig IWr Johistonvi Ti •1 Mt; ; •w 1 I..wat r Paw rl .(•HIS A Gat The C:at MI Tn To .r..te Nevi be leptated VEIC ....;,, T' be pa .h the THE 1 As 4 i Meet, tat Wan ttrven nck)f , pig EEEL rEks 9. a. 4, Ow 6.1. dos. at Steil Royal 'Leh t t, eap Strmi we isle ;am Meek, wilt II estli Ihi J Dentfirce d far ex. ►'len latst Liven*" ill few. Mery and beibefq SeILASUR V.••• ..•ti. M war. 7et Sir or ttsi• ret 1 141. if. Se AM K.nt'. Dur '. Li Sersa.rl.7l L i.trs , Ire Out, m, arrt been abler ‘3l! . 111CLPA to tae tatter in 114 iSea r altea eiU taefft ciao l'"vpies.; tVwsas4 la ht:. le. ••• tag Royal Lamas sil t' 4 P • .1..- r , *.ent St . Stadia% bi • mast& •••4a alb t t..ty el p N.M. 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