The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-05-05 00:00:00

F s • • 4 I I duce of his whale suzcetsful mils was, we under :ton:Lon hoard the df :ream. It is estimated at the enormous sum of three milliant. The Afarenzo C oot cooly the richest prize ever taken, but the richest . scrip that ever wad at eta. The Cebish-i*,,, Lord A aso rev ship, which brosea home the at cumulated treasure of the Spani.h galleons from South Ame rice, is he only vessel to be cnmprred with her in value. Each subaltern of f icer, it is said o will shale not lens than 15001,. prize -money. Such has been the fate of AdmiralLisois, on his re urn home, laden with all the sweets collraed in the East. The Hamhurgh Mail doe on Wednesday arrived on Sa:tod y, with letters and papers to the Vial lasi. We hall_ also received 'rho L..yrtit Gazette of the COth, containing the Paris news to the Osth. Their contents are of considerable importance. The Swede, and Prussians hay.• come t.) blows. 01 the to! !. near Ratzehurgli, a detachment of Prussian lataotry summoned a small corps of Swedish cavalry to retire. The latter rtihised, and the Pros• siaLs au ackod thin. The Suodes being too weak for resistance, retreated to an eminence, where the Prussians again attacked, mod drove them entirely away, with the loss of several killed and .minded on hioh ides. This trifling skirmish may probably f loot to important results. An article, dated Friar k fiat, LOth April, in Tie t dr,. Ga:yrir, relative to Cattalo), represents that place as evacuated by he Russians, and given up by Austria to France.—• The cause of dis c :to hetsve.a the too countries belt g thus removed, it adds, that the new wild(' for the fortification of Braunau, have been stir peaded, and ote corps of Marshals Scot a- and NEI. , have received orders to break up in Germany, said march for the Rhine. Letters from atrasburgh, of the iSch, in the same paper, announce, in corrobo ration of this avow, that the Anstrian prisoners have resumed their march upon their return home, and that the orders for crganiz:ng the arniy of re serve of Strasburgh and Mentz have beer. revoked. These letters are fartlter confirmed by a letter to the same effeft, of tke 15 , 11, from Augsburgh ; but the Hatoburgh Editor S•IS, that according to other ac counts. this report is doubted. Amongthe account s, es which he alludes, is an article in his paper, dated Vienne, 17th of April, w:tieh states, that the works a: Braunau were not discontinued ; that the French gctirrals had again diolared thi it de:et urination to ocenpy it, 1111 H the evacuation of Dalmatia by the Russians; a-cl that the Court of Vienna had Jis patet.ed a courier on the preceding day to St. Pe ters:surgh. with diwatches supptoed to relate to t -Ithisosalsj Oa We comoot reconc lo this letter with the Franktort accou a o .V.OICO states, that the evacuation of Cattors by the ißossians was known at Velma on the 10th. We think it probable, however that torn accommodation has taken place. The accounts from Rome are to the 30th. They state, that (taeot still h-11 out, and that MAO stn. %V Is Freparina for a deitcent toona Sicily. This we thank v re improbable Titere aro 30,000 troops in that Is.and, and M assaii• cr uld not easily col lect tran-ports to carry over an adequate force, even though be werenot watched byßrittsb cruisers. There is, we allow, one part of the Irons from It-me th it d. serves credit. It states that the POPZ is to resign in favour of Cardinal FLscit. who will remove the seat of the Papal See to Avignon, leaving the ancient capital of the world to be in corporated with the kingdom of Italy. Some of the German Pancrs assert, that the Em peror ALEX Anita has acknowl-dged two of Bort A.. a s a res Kings. Bavaria and Wirtemberg, and that )1e is desirous to make Peace with France through the mediation of Prussia. The Emperor of Rus s: a ' . personal friendship for the new King of Wir temheag,is the only circumstance that could give an air of probability to any part of this a story. ----eiroar. The alarm caused by the report of a meditated attack upon Portugal by the French, has entirely 1 0./sided. 'I he transports. with troops on board, at Ports *work for the Mediterranean, have received orders to sail CD the.toh. Ilicisa%D rt.Ciall STEW Ant). Esq. is retnrned to • serve in Parliament for the Borough of We and Melcombe Regis, in the room of W ILLIAM CA RTIMIORT, Esq. deceased. His Mop sr v's e.ips 7Wre, of SO rant; Orion, 74; KW. 74; Pd Orme*, 64; Af-ore, 6t; and the 1.41,1#4e, frigate, arrived off Made:ra on the 3d of Apt il, and sailed from thence on the sth and 7th. 'lite Feat. Pdapbetwer. and the ,tfrtra, sailed front Portsmouth on the 4th of March, with a fleet of East-Indiamen. titc.; the Nuiseli, and the Her* or a, N•le. in,. of the convoy, arrived at Madeira • the 13th of Starch. Evrikt of a letter from Oporto. dated April 13. laOtia—o The Gailician ports are roien to the P. moonrise The men of war at Vigo are dis mantled, and the crew; gone round to Comma and Fmol. A Lumber of English cruisers are on the matt." Ihe Tierce+ French frigate. which had been for ✓on- -imp in the Tagus, has mace her escape. and sailed fur Fiance. Welenno by letters of the 2d of April, from Cabrakar, that *.fr. CAST WIIIIIIT had gone on hoard OP POlrree, Sir SIDIIIT SMITH, to 'w conveyed back to Algona, the differences b Laren t!,e DET and this seexasyltreisa been accommodated. la. ROYAL 4CADEMY. The Anniversary Dinner of t!.is Inaitution took Mace on Saturday at Somerset House. IL WAS at tended by several of the Nobility, and the principal amateurs of the Art; bin the Al.seting, was not tot commonly numerous, nor splendid. His Itro.ll Highness the Princc of Wsees withdrew at t:.e eerie hour of six o'clock. It was said ifs Royal Highness received a message from the Secretary of State's Office, and this was acigned as the cause of his departure so soon. The portraits, as usual, form the grew. majority in the Exhibition. Wee- Ne.a, SHIEE, WCSTALL. Opts, LAURENCE, and Nowritcovr. are the principal exhibitors this year, as well in quantity as quality. N:Uther West. Coreer,Beecuey, nor Srtsee have contributed to the common ern e. Mr. WEST I, excusable; his grand historical oieture • f TGe nenth of LO,ll Nelson having occupied the whole of his attention for sum • rime. We do not know upon what the other Geode -11 men rest their defence or justification for this app i rent ititgl..a. Tao NISOS has four woi ks. Ms best is derive I from AN ACIIEON. Lire r. r. seed on a 'old corny poilg, and he has timed the subjeft with te lici!y. C A LMT r has two Rea-p;ecn, which will CO I si der Ably rais2 hi, reputa .no. liortme■ has added to his hil . vh charafter hy se ve-1 .: very fine Portraits. pattictilavly those of Mr. PITT xnd Mr. FICEII2. witetsce has some admirable Nantes, among which is a Portrait of a Lady, with a child and sing. The whole is executed witis beauty and spirit. Among the amateur contributions are four charm ing Lancifcapcs from he elastic pencil tif Sir GSOR :e BEAUNII-)sT ; Hue of which is fon icthl upon TL Tiwn, a Poem, in 01. is autiful, sim rho, and at-Cling wrArkf of WOUDOvultl u l'he Exhibition opens r public inspection ens day. As 11 , nor..lit^ , f t-s. we shall Aire a Ci:.• tailed account of pieces. Lard t'hars , r,,.-•:', 11..• 1, 1306. Orders (or the CAnt's go.i.g into irsourning on Sunday mott, the en, tonna. toe the Late Prince of Orange, 5. at cocoa to it is Mais.ty. The fad,.. In wear black silk Mewed ar Id• wh.t. g'eves, necklace-, and car-rings, bl.ick or n ti.c • and ti, pets. I.ltidt-sv—.White or g•ey lute-trines, rabble:, T'.e Gentlemen to w-ar fringLd r plain linen, black invqols and bo.:kic,. U.ldresii--t :fey frocks. The Cnuit to change the mourning on Sunday the 11th instant. The lades to west black silk or velvet-coloured ribbons, fans, and titres-q or plain white. at w:titis and gold, ur and 'aver stuff:, with blare robno .a The ge.itlemea to wear black coats, and black a. plain white. or ut•ite Aid gold, or white and silver muff wawcuats, trimmed, coloured sword , and buckle• And .6t Sudsy, the 36th instant the Court to go out of sournrng, Their MAJOSTIRII had a Concert, at Windsor C tstle, nn Saturd ty YT st-rdt) morning, The Dukes of YORK and CA mapipoe arrived at Windsor, from town. H•s I aaa:E v, the L.).l4tS •Tf Y•••.K awl CAM.. RRIDOt. PririC.SSCS AUOI•TA, SOPIIiA, and Alive, acc yanied by General Gw YNo an I Colonel D as. a .ow, went t' St. George's Chapel, and heard an excellent Sermem, preached by the Rev. Dr. Cooc so•. from the Sth Chapter of the Fir t General Bpi& tie to St. John, a• el sth •ene. The ROYAL Panics' are expected to come to town to-morrow. Mr. and Lady ANNE .A•HLCT give a dinners no Saturday next, at their house, in Gro•veonr-square, to the Du:e of GEouctst 111, and a select party. The Cou ,, Tes, • . t KARMA. a's parrs, last evening. at her house, in Portman-square, was numerously attended. Her Grace the Duchess of Roaataoi arrived at her house, in Portm4n-squae, on ist-inday list. The nen:lsis and Marchicusess of S A Lasst:av will give a grand dinner, neat Wednesday, At their house, Arlington-street. Lady Pzais entertained a s-lee patty at dinner. yesterday, ai• her huuse, Groimnor.sqii ire. The Duchess of Guano*, and a tetra party of Nobitty, chnt•ti, yesterday, with Lady Col AaLOTTI LENOX, at her house, Harley-street. Mr.. HISELTIss had a tided mu.ir party, last evening, at her house, King -street, St Jame.'s. Viscount Macros, son of the Right Hon. and Rev. EArl NELSON, is admitted a Student at Christ's College, Cambridge. The Hon. GIORGE Postosar, Member for the County of Kilkenny, arrived yesterdAy at BAT T's Hotel, from Ireland. M. P. ANDREWS, Esti. will have a grand mud cal party, on the 10th instant, at his house, Cleve land-row. Sir Winosoa Hesston', Bart. arrived, last Sa turday. at his horse, Albemarle -street, from his seat, Wingerworth, Derbyshire. Baroness Not-acts has issued cards for two grand routs, on the 14th and 24th instant, at her house, Gioucester-plate. The Countess of Maim will give a grand rout, on the 15th ertit2llt, at her house, Grosvenor-sqiiai e , • . - „ The M archioness of LISBUkY'S party • , last ever.- lug, was attended by one hundred and fifty it the Arm Nobility ; the tables were set out in the lower rooms, in her ladyship's nmal style of elegance. At ten o'clock the company began to assemble; amongst whom were— Ro?al Highness the Prince of Wales; their Rnsal High. WO :1 thr, Duke, ot Cambridge and Gloucester; t - .e Doke. Ds Br •:i and De Castries; th.r Duchesses of Northumberland, Gordon. hdol.trose, and De Castries; the Marchionesses el Head( Dewnshire, Salford, and Buckingham; the %tar. .S.rrcorri Douglas, Lome, mad Buckingham; the Coen. tenure Camden. Sefton. harirsore i lfases, Darnley, and Dow ager Deesi!he Larls Caundat, Sefton, Ewa:, Bor. y morr,L d Don.* V @countesses Castlereagh, Hinchinbroke, aid Grionese. Colonel and Mrs. BUIVICONT will give a grand dinner, th's day, at tJeir house, in Portrnan.square, to the Duke and Duchess of Arnot, Earl Peace, Earl of Kato:out, Lord Jars and Lads- E. Mua s sty, Lord Parntaoss, Lord and Lady Equit ies, and Lady J Mosta:int I Mr.& Has:wren. and Mrs. Gattsvrtas. TIIEJTILES. . r.t 3.1. e On Sattirslarniet:. . the serious Oae.ra,tteiimposed by hlnz; ny, entitltrl " fie;nrotii di W.ll performed at this Theatre to a tr crowded aedient.e. pt:blic are much indebted to Mrs. 11:1.1.1raarom for hrii,g;ng forwne.l this Opera. The music is well adapted to the English taste, and affords full scope for her inimitable taunts.--- The airs allotted Miss GRIOLIETTI possess much simple sweetness, and were admirably executed. r. BR AII A M never appeared to greater advantage; and die whole forms a trest to the amateur. The new called Tim Gardeneti, in which M 'neat,. the new cancer, appeared for the second :itne,was received with considerable applause. hhere were present, Th•lt Royal , i,Entes.t...; the Prints of Wale.. Dates of C0 , " . •-r . altd,Ca:nbridge, and S.i4-11.; Her Royal kfldhnes‘ the 9:::"t-e. of York; Old I.ouches.rs of Northumberland, G.rdon, St. Alban's, B rlton. Lei•deer, Alontrme, Levee, and C.bando,4 ; the ' larchion iscs of Flea , !fort, Saltabqrv, Stafford, Burling. bans, Duar,t4lstre, Mit-Unity. auk Hent..rd ; glee C,unte.ses F•rrie.ote ; Darnley, Sefton, &rotenone, BuLkang halmitt, of, and Ea.ea. DIVA ••L ARS. Mrs. Cowtev's elegant Comedy of The Belle% &resales, drew, on Saturday night, a most elegant and crowded audiehee. Mrs. JoeDAc was in high spirits, and sang the ballad, .4 Where are yea going, Preii,ll4/ f" with all the arctiness and arti-cite she so peculiatly possesses. and was rapturously ea e,,er I ; nor was she lets happy in the more elegant sc nes of fzti is Bard,' In the concluding scene. the enplauss was unhoundvd. and the beautiful s• ne was given by Mrs. Jr)itU•t: with a, swetnness and melody. that called fort!• an uttirt.t ti rues., Mr. Et It STON'S Nrirlitrt, is one of hi• happiest ef for's. The whole performance went oil' with great eclat. The Furey Thaws followed. cnoster-emtman. The lively Comedy of Frer d Man is his !franca" sr is perfnern J ou Saturday night at this Theatre. Mr. COOKE, who had he-n twice announced in for , mer bill of •he theatre, and led not appeafed. WAS advertised to fi l the past of Keely. Apr3izh-asi:mx were entertained that th's cen Net would be indig nantly resente.:, more especially as a third disap pointment was anticipated. These tears. howev.:r, prove, groundless; the, moment this faenurire ac tor appeared, p-audits drowned the disapprobation of , the Few, and tie was about proceding, whim a few Aimee and cries of •• Off, off!" .vere heard, and lie was comp .11-d, amidst the clausoar of ttis friends And reprovers, to come forward and explain In a low tone of voice, much d,j•sted and agitated, he assured 'the audience that iv the first case of supposed neglea, be was blameless; it arose from an error in tne bills, and this, had he oppor turity, he could prove; •• but foe the second," said Mr. Coots, bowing hurnitly, tt I have nothing to say "- His pardon vas immediately granted, and he commenced his charther amidst thunders of applause. tie whole performance was admirable, and worked throughout with :he liveliest favour. The f .rue of Lace-e.le-liteh- followed ; in which Mr. Coots, as S.. yfreiv Weeser:onet, delighted the audience with hi. inimitable performance. ACADIMIC AL Tlit•TVI, Lt!CISTISS-FL ACE. Saturday night, .larter Dawsoe, the young comic aanr. astonished the audience by his oerform awe raf ,O'reted, We do not believe a secon d . i:-.stance is to be found of such Finished aaing in a child so young He is but seven years of age, and yet in that arduous• par:, he kept the audience in a roar; and justly obtained loud and recerated applauses. Ma ..er Heim:te sva, very good in Archer. Miss D•ersoN gave much se:is:faction in ills. SoiliCa.— Upcm the whole, the play was most respeaably got up. ft was announced again for Wednesday. Masters SCHIRMtIt performed, with their usual excellence, a German Opera: and Miss Lerris's pa; test WAS much ap,.lauded. ............ a ,,,,,,,,,. • His Royal Highness the Prince of Waxes has been pleased to constitute and appoint the Earl of STAIR to be one of his State Councillotsfor the Principality et Soltla .d. An overland dispatch from Bombay reached the Indio' H-use on :iiturJay t the principal comineni c :don by it relates to the negotiations carrying on ' with gcinrlia. and some oth-rs of the 'native Powers, for the re-estahlishm..ot of peace in India. Admiral STI It LI N.G. Wi!S a, flying squadron under his command. has left the (i!:rannel in quest of the French squadrons It consists of the (fiery, of 94 guns ; Hrrji.ser, of 9S guns ; Afars, of 74 guns ; Dr.talra. of 74 guns ; Keve•rer. of 74 guns ; Warrior, of 74 4 11 • s ; Nio4e frigate, and a brig. Saturday morning, Comet SWESTRNOT T arrived in town, vita dispatches from St. Peters sui gh, far the RUSSIAN MINIsTE A , the contents of which were shortly after communicated to Mr. Foz. ' Admiral Rossett i , is the Shitely, left Yarmouth on Friday, nn 4 cruise off the coast of Holland. He was aceomp.mii-d by the Dictator, NoUltdi, .111,jeJlic, Sea Gull. and Lamest. All the vesseis in the River. under the Prussian Rig, have, with; these three days, been moored in Greenl Ind D. ck, witich has been hired for that pur pose by Government. Prison .ships are to be ap pointed for the crews. General MACK'S trial had not terminated on the eth ult. It is reported. that he has been so much alreaed by hie own disgrace, and the misfoetenee which his miscondua brought upon his master. as to have been for some time in a state of violent insinity. The House r.f Lords w.ll not sit on the trial of Viscount M sty, t.sa en Wednesday nest. This in- I is supplies: to be for the purpose of enabling the Loess t:ltAncattoa and M i ni sters to meet Hi s MAJUIV. Mr. Justice La BL•NC sat shortly after eight o'clock on Saturday morning, in the Cann of King's- Ranch. The Court broke up at tea. The business 'Consisted of motions of tonne, and justifying bail. Writers or Cadets going to the East-Tadies, will do well to give as attentive perusal to the °ides' of Vie Governor-General and Couacil at Bengal ; as also the Report of the late Examination of the Students. and the Prizes adjudged to each for ;heir oficiency in the Eastern Lan4uages, at the Col r•. Fort•Williarn, Calcutta; which. with a List o Books on Oriental Literature and `,lrritary Sci. ence, may he had, T gratis, of .. •MRS A . Book seller (Successor to Mr. Sawst.i.), ac tae Bible, Crown, and Constitution, No. 32, Cernhiil, . . HIGH COURT OP PARLIIIIIINT. .' • TRIAL OF VISCOUXT.I4IILVILLE. FIFTH LVA.Y, Saturdey, about half-psist'ile.vititsin the foreittoor. the Court met with the meal formalities. 'l here was a wry full attendance. ref P••-rs all the Royal Dukes were present ; bur His itorral Rghireis the Pi ince of Wales was absent, for the first time, st;ree' the commencement of the Tr There was' Isde. a thin attendance of the Corn:news, in the noiftie-', ing, hut thi7 increased to :shout £5O, ton arch the middle of the day. - Neithen, Pot ; Viseuthst Howidc, nor Mr. :Shetidan, apneared in Conrr:... I.ord Henry Petty and earl Temple attended fur a few hours, hut not :is Managers. • , The adine-Manager s tor the day WPM, Mt. l'llsitbreaJ, Mr. Giles, Lord Arehibald Haniihrm, the Artisrney-General. Sir S. ttntni!ly Mr. t air craft, Serjeant Best, Mr. Morris. Mr. Raine, &c. Mr. Whitbread and Mr. Giles were the only %ta nagers whn examined :V•trvesti2s tees day ; Sir rt. R:•rnilly and Mr. Se:leant sprite upon some points of law, which arose in tire coq .• of the proceedings. • The principal speakers among the Peers were the Duke of Cumberland, Earl of S.afinid, Earl of • Derlay, Lord Greavilie, Lord Mulgrare. Liad Auckland, Lord Eislisti. Lord itli..nboraugh. Lord 'Citrietog. the Lord S.:hancellor, arid. B.i::D? of St.. • • Seven wirnesses were called in the revise of the day; five of whom had been frequently ee.hasined on the preceding days. The tins: proceeds tediously the evidence is still upon the transadsonsof the deli r Treasurership. the esansiaations of the Clerks of • Coutts, the baelieT, have net yet terrnina•ed. The Pr• tesses and their.laughrers were as nue merous a ele.faiit AS they had been on Prid•tY among the form' r we otserved the Cnun'ess of Darnley. Lady Eilenhoreuzh. acid Lady Caetleu reegh. hiirtvirhstaoding the badness of the weather. all the otter parts of the Court weist as crowded. at an early rout, as upon the first d.y ; and althersgh - I the dresses were as brilliant. and the females as beautiful as those who attended on Friday, ref the glo.smines‘ of thi-atinospiiere cast a shade over the whnlerscene, which resraitv imaaired its briltiaacy. Abaut hart past f ft nur o'clock the Court a') 'aerial.. a observing the same ceremiinies with which it w It will again re.nme mneeedi this day ariasmassimsess er s iumt THE TELLf CHEIC f r :4NSP , We lately stated, that Dse v art, Chief. and several of ass Associates voyage to Butar.y Bay, rose upon the reed the vessel into the Steads. We 4••..ered with thy followiag particul lechery sailed from Cork Last Sr Meese, and several Irish Conan& of Sir Howse POPHAM. as far as Convids had shewa themselves au e betore they reached that Liand. the. et the T had tilt or irons 1.• they were admitted, by divisions. upon the dec':. As to Dwv La, and they were treated rather a, llunteer , persons suZeriag puniihmew for ihai: Isamane condu..l, however, of the with a volt ungrateful return. Snmt nth:herr:, had parted convoy at Mal vide serprised the Oiracete. whom. .- a - poet. they murdered, and ran the vessel on shore in a Bay to the Southward of All Stints.— We understand that Sir Hoist rota a le% squadron, u?on its arrival at Saint Saleadore, mile water. jag there. was informed of this m.lanehiily event by the tae place. We trast, how. ever. that r! eir relation is nat correct The C.HAVAMI were decrilsol as w,nlerin,.; tarougn the toiletry in a w ref; bed coualitiun. Dw v all, our readers wall re. collect. after badLageveryattelnyit to WIC hias s i.. ibe County of IVickhaw, surrendered vuluotatity to the Earl of Pow teseetrar. tie Was very indignant Al b.. iisg sent to B .zany Bay ; having expror.,, from the circumstance of his surrender, and some acts ut nue manity, during his career in the te - 0.1.t0n, 1::41 he sisonld have received a pardoe. - FL, accounts treat • Sir H. Perit•m's adde I. :hat :he .L'eilsee t Pin, with tot-Co:Aust. from Loglassii, had procee-ed to lichauy Bay. Ile Somerset-house corps mustered on S ,tiirday for inspedion ; but owing to a mistake. the lo.pedt big Officer did nut,aut-nd. A ffie br , .ke oat. nn Friday morning, in 'Mrs. Bit tirserosi's house. CaJogan-street. it comm•ncel in her bed-room; but was extinguished witrsoir any very material injut y. Sir R. FOILD died OR Saturday morning at his house in Sloaue-street. He was taken ITI on Saturday se'nnight. but was not confined to his bed until Monday. His disorder was a fever. He was attended in his illness by his cousin. D.i9or Find. Doctor Hunter, sad Surgeon Andrews. fle faculty did not consider him in imminent danger until Thursday night. when his disorder took a very bad turn. Sir RICH•IeD FoRD was Chief Magii, D.Ve of the Police of the county of NV ldlesex, and acting Magistrate for the Secretary of State's Office. He succead,..: to the former place anciat six years since, upon the resignation of Sir WILLIAM AD niscr um. The whole patronage of Bow-street was vested in hint as Chief Magistrate of Pollee. He was in his 48th year. Yesterday morning, Mr. WILLIAM Mmes. an animist builder in John's Church-yard, West minster, put a period to his existence, by hanging himself in a neighbour's yard. lie rose at the early lit , ur of four o'clock, and took mil-if ttiotiate leave of his children, telling them he was going 0111 a journey. and left his h.iuse. About hall.past seven o clock. Mrs. Davis, his nest door or• h.- hour, arise, and went IMO her yard, whir , J was sho.ked with the appearance of Mr. Mi i. ss hanging by a sash use, sospendsd from a 1: appeared, that ,to elect the rash act. $.- I. id r.- course to the assistance ..t a short la -, to re himself rp. s. Maas was from London. lie has I- e ft". . ne c 0.14174. Th m Tl -kr% Ts Monday n-rti will ea *tire aro-that v aej ,;(). „,•.. entitled [..'AWOL einims• shah... ea " 4 . %iii lv i to. a ?d z .. f 10.0001, on bal first day in t` re an d have rn, 7 • Ikrlk past, on toe Fri', ir „ r . ..ing. a cross. Prize. 26, C, • Margaret's-bil4 n f L. lll ,'„ g s h t 4;134441g."9".