The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-19 00:00:00

i a; vt ' SECONIfi 7.7:DATION. SUN-OFFIcE, T Irrlrt O'CLOCA. WAit DEPARTNI ENT. • Dinvtlyng-orevt, anly lrot . , I)itifttell'eS been rerelv e d ,front the Mar- WllLtmiaTOl4, elat , (l '3l‘ Genehl ei.AliEt. lingered .near Logrono till ..bite on the' 25th Jont. and Lord 'Wei,t.titOTOß conceived there bet chante of intercept ing hi, retreat. your divisions 'of infantry, and two brigades of cav a lry w ere therefore moved to wards Trulyla, and two divisions and two bri gades upon Logrono ; LAUSEL, hoWever, reach ed Tudela, and ultimately Zragozu., by forced tuarehei; thoughkillowed by General M/NA and Don atit,tiva. * The British forces then aiscon thnied ;he pursuit; brt the Spanish light troops continued to harrass the enemy's column . . Ge neral ArtstA captured 300 French, two guns, and tome stores, in,Tudela ; and fivC guns were Idt Logrorm. • In the mean tim e Sir ROWLAWO Flat. blockaded 113 '4 10 9a, and moved troops to the head of the 131(1440'a, all the enemy's troops retreating into • Prance. • (lawAM had pursued FOY'S division, IT inforeed by other French corps npoti the high r " d 'le ading through Tolosa. 'Daring the 24th and 25th his troops hail much..(tharp skirtnishing • at Villa Franca lind on the road towards TOIOSR: And On the evening of the latter (lay a general at tack was made upon the enemy in the tOWil of Tolosa, and he was driven from it with consider alitt loss. The Gorman Legion, and the Poem.- ,and . Spanish trimps were principally en gall'ed. Sir THOMAS GRAHAMS'S column has con . firmed to advance; and the leAdingSpanish troops • attacked the bridge head at Iran, On the 2d inst ;, • and drove the enemy across the river. • • The garri , ion at Pas.,age stirrenderect on the SOIll nit. to Colonel LoNGA. • . • The enemy lias'eeacuated taqro and Guetaria ; • and St, Sebastian is, blockaded by the The •Coirilt DEL Attss'AL, with 'the SOttlish army of reSerVe, arrived at Panco - rbo, and found the castle garrisoned by 700 French. Upon the 28th be carried'the.town 11114 lower, fort by as satilt ; and the castle was obliged to capitulate on the Ist instant. The Spanish troop, ender tbs. Conde del Ansi -8,11., and those under Sir Tifolito GitAtuNt, have behaved with great distinction. - Lord IFir.a.r4st 1 3ftmisitccx had arrived and taken tire command of the army upon the eastern coast. - . • • ' •,, ' NAVIEPI OF OFFICERS wciuNnEn. JUNE 2-I.—Lieut. Wahrendoiff, Ist Lt, B. X. G, L. slightly; I ' 4 ". W. ' - ' i rabi' , do. do; 3, vorerit , biajor IL Prince Rens, 94, severely ; tient. Kessler;.slightly. , 304. 91 .—Lieut. Boyd, Ist Line Battalion, K.G. L. slightly; . „ 4 Not- tatugrehn, 2d do.:do:sererely ;. Capt. Retiernian, dn. 1..1,,at. 'mite, ditto ; Capt. Bacntrister, lith, ditto t Ca ptain Cropp, Ist di t t o (s i nce deed); (;:;pt. Wytteekeri, 1.4, slipt- IA; Lieut. Fineke Severely; Lieut. licitv, slightly.; Lieut. tteugel, t sever, it ara t amputated.) 41%411ACT of LOSS, * 94Til and t/.5111 Juni, 1813. Iftllll4 -*V.I Ronk and File killed.--1, Major, 5 Captitins. 8 k.lenten;vitl, 4 serjemits 4 drinonters,- and: Ito rack and 1,„,,,,1.,' Wo uildetl.--1 Rank ait ' d File tuissiug... • . ' "iii,vnt.itsr..---; ,Liviit.ena:.it I 'Ensign, 8 Serleants and 54 tr il ! 46 0 rile, liilied.-1 Limit... Colonel, A Captaitss, I b!litcrlabt, 7 limiigns, B.Seritiatits, 2 Drummers, and ie n'ilk Ztild File, woundetl.;;-1 Ensign; and 4811.41 th and 1416 l''in g. , , 44L'Ai. TOTAL -1 Li eu t e n ant , i Ensign, 3 gerieilltio and • tttaind File, k ili et l,- 1 Lieutenant-Colunel, 1.M41.1°r; S ktr.this,-9 Lioiteinints, 7 Ensigns, 19 ..ierjeants, a Drum , , t 1,4i4i1g tad 279 woniided.-1 Ensign and 44 Rank and File, Ni3led) E. PAKENIgIAM, Adj. Gen. N.Ay AL NElvs. 81 "4 . , t/E4L, jta.Y 'lB, ,sail e il t hi s m orn i n g the meter;. . with the whole , bf the oitt ward" bound, for POrtsituititli; Cordelia slum of ‘Yar r .k)n a the cruise, ancl the reho for Portsniouth,—Ar ive!! dreher. $1 5301 . ) of vt ; ar f rom a 'ernize.--3 I *. .Isl, the,Sto(ot. cutter anti her eoitiOY:are'Put back by cont rz;iy .ir hid. PoWrsmoollt, .113-LY 18 . —Arrived his MajestY'', Olin tic-x/6.045, froins Pl\ - tnotith....-Sailed "the 14- 7'llts lleibillt.ll anti Ateduset,, for oft Chi''thltrgh.- 111 i, 14 . for ) alliesty's ' ;hip .Gniatea gives instroetions t i l . ' Wftst. lildi e • s . i. the /kiwi° gi ves instruction‘ 4 , the endst Of Kringai, awl the Mediterranean. ser•eLYNt6uTtt, Jtit.'y 17.-.-‘eame in the Spanis) ~ 4 'ller .1n twilit' :' front Croona, in nine - du)Ps•-;•. Llliil e i -• • ' for off . (' ' the Royal Soverebli .of 140 gips) a .... 1160)4011, t `l% . °1•7411, jULY ,Princess 15lizabeth L; r — '"oo, and the Duke of Montrose, for f )e 1 , 1.444 ' 4 ' Hi t gone into Tile 'lloads. :. 11 : e Inteket for Jenieien have ni . .r4rell, 4 . "e oi ) sa il i n the clout:se of the tii K - li t or ea . E l ) y to.hiorrow morning.-111ENG'.c14°cK' Ice 4,4 writhig-jhe ab o ve, - . the Elizabetit pac t' (2 ill Po . filininALEfrom , Surinam, has liove 4 till iron.' the light, wind sl i p will'uot be' ti next titk. TLIO FESTIVAL; i Preparations for the hanquet, and rt.:inkin g t, ) _. morrow at Vauxhall are imilsing with all possible celerity:. The martitteen ereeted on the lawn in. Carlton House, during the •Prined's late,.euter tainments,r are removed to Van shall, , for this ae .crnnmodati►►n of the Royal Family Inta :Attendants Many . trticles, useful and .urnamental, ar'c to be brought front• Carlton House- The dinner will consist turtle and venison, hot; the rest will he cold. ,WV.LINGtON will be the tine toast; and the cheers of the company will be atteneled by a fen de joie; also a salute fire'l from artillery tO he bronght from Woolwich. The tire-works, it is said, will exceed any thing of the kind ever be fore exhibited ; they are all prepared and ranged under the immediate directions of COlono CONGREV 8, who attends at the Gardens fr om eight in the morning until the 'same hour in the evening. POETRY. A SKETCH.--TIIE FIELD OF VITTORIA. " Go not forth into the fields, nor walk by the way, for tbe sword of the enemy; fear is on every side." The Prophet_ Jeremiah. . . NaY f old nsan, go not to the field ! tyaless your heart's to pity steerd, I would not view that field-again • •For all the treasure once in Spain, But now I vntined out to aei If any living there might be . I passed along—all silent, acrd! The . ) , rested on their grassy bed. Oh! but it u`as a fearful sight To see that field in the lonely night $ Just one wild Wandiring glance 'I threw, Audclos'd my eyes to shun the view. A 'ntorin'ring sound stole oh my ear; 7t seenedthe sigh c some one nears , I doll' t, hut no reolY was ;iv ! " A soul had wi:l'd Its flight to iicarn. Again, again, it low strange sound! Twasthe blasi of night 'as it swept the grouniii Lifting the plumes all blOody and low, That once waVd bright on the warrior's brow. Then Jtltt:ve came, and we went on; fn vain, there 1'i;.1% no liviag rune, But many an Buglish mother's care t And many st Lady's tore :ay there. There w.is one stint, wiwte something bright 'as elitt t riftg in the h . iir moonlight, Oh blessed Virtp ! ivhe niight be TJutuoy'd, that muurnf4l ii4ht to see. 'Twas a waif:Mg:youth whose golden hair All lightly sem;'d on t.he:dewy air, Aiid the moonbeam;r'estiog on his face, cave it a sad unearthly grace. A broken sword beside him lay, it.faird hin► on that despernte day; Slumb'ring be usenet!, but he dtew no breatis His sleep was the henry sleep of death. , Nay, gn not, go not, twitre Uniess yam heart's to nature steerd; For all the treasure oned I would not view that tield again Cheltenham, July 7. lamsztk WIN1:3011,. JULY IR.—Till, morning her MA. 3ESYY and the Royal Family, after attending Di vine Service in the Castle, .went to Frog - more.— ,Vritlay the , Dukes of liamr.and CAst 'mop?. :tr. 'rived at the Castle on a visit to the QuitEN, and in the evening accompanied their [loyal Mother pncl Sisters to Clay fail, to tea.- The I)nkc of YoRK arrived yesterday, soon after one o'clock, and staid with the,(4uaesutill five, and left Windsor. Yesterday k . at one teiltick, the Pat wc It ea etvr, accompanied by Sir TuniktAs TYAWIlirr, Lett town for, Wind§dr. • Vesterday Diiine Service was perforated to the Household of his Royal Highness the PRINCr ttEGEb/T, by the ttev..F. W. &omen°, and the Rt.v. J. S. CLARK.H. Yesterday the Princess cI,I4RLOTTE, adeornpa nied by the Duchess of Leepa, attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal, St. James's. We regret to learn that the Committee of the Vauxhall Festival have been prevented from so liciting the honour of the PHINCK ReGeNT's pre sence at the dinner,• from a point of,etiquet,te, which has never yet been encroached upon—thAt the Sovereign cannot he invited to subscription dinner. We %Vish this point had been adverted to in time to alter the arrangementS so as to inert the ivishes of the Committee and the hopes of die pt blip. The Merchant Tailors' Conipany,. on Wednes day last, voted the Freedom of that Company to the Martinis of Wpt.Ll NartllV • SA MINI. Flu rcH -1 !.4 SON, Esq. the Allister of the Company, moved this most ho.niiiirable vote ; anti it having been seconded by the REcoaDta of London. %vas car. ried with acciarnation. The Ball at the Library at Ryde, in .the Isle of IVight, ti. ,friday evening last, was attended by qt . ll the NObility and a long train of the fashion, a bl e Visitors at that delightful spot, as well as by most of the• principal Gentry of the island.—The firSt dance *as led oil by Lord Maio tu awl. and i tc e c o untess of citi,tilax. Lord : BE OMIT, towed. The ronm was tasteittliv.fitt et! 'wand chalk • e d, The.applanded name of WELLINGT O N appear ed in *gold letters, and adorned the centre. The elegant viranda was inclosed'and bnog with shrubs, &c. as . a retiring room, prodneed all the p l ea ,, unt and 'refreshing sensations of a distant g ala garden. The festive dance was kept up'un til 3 O'clock, who'll the company departed, he. o just • meed o W approbation n . m, t t i.kt n rind a mlCoLt.ratt fur the ettellency of their at.. rangements, which had so greatly contriboted-to the pleasure and gaiety of the evening, and which Must haVe been highly gratifying to them, ro tablishing their future celebrity in these.elegalg am iisements. MadstlllC DE SrAet.'s Work on . the Passions. an d J ul . Jay on ktetions, &e., will,b e published 'to-Morrow in Preach and English., by iNir. Got.- autttsi, of Conduit-sireet. • ANTIQUITIES. 4%, r ‘ c fatrowiag (OiservAtio,ls have het+irt'Serted in the Scotch Papers w,tn the view t.rf indaciog la ho who find ancient coinsonelais, tke. not to, sell them to persons - witose Ihk!et i, t Melt them lows. The adm mition may be equally useful in this part of.the country: is an object of grent inmortAnce, not only ,• • to_ itrie ,antiquarian nut to tin. Ihstori-ati,. tuat the atitquities.of the Country shOuld be carefully pre seorel, amt: that 'inch iii. have been, for ages eiio in Obscurity Shoal bronght for w.i.rd . • pahlic view ; to r wedkiis ! Dive tr 4 , o ,ntly illtbtrated historitati facts ; .. and corrected _errors, when . other evidence has fulled or proved vagueand contradictory. • " It is well known that every article which is finlnd and to, which po.person can. estaAish a le gal title, helot: rs of right to the Crown, fis trra 'sac trove, and therefore ought. to. be delivered into his Mareity's' 'Lehequer ; but it often Imp petr, that thoSe who find such articles, from a fear of being by law depriVed of,the advantage of their d'‘Senvery, dispose, of them to persons who either inelt them down or conceal them, in such a tittstmer that they-are entirely lost to the " To reinothis misapprehension, it.ought to he generally knoWn,. , that though the . BaronS of rcchequer, upon hearing of any diseofery of this , sort, always eall upon the finders to deliver up ;he articles fonntl i for his Majesty's Use, yet their sole oNt.ct iu doing '4O, is, that, specimens of them tatty nreserved some' public nruseum:of.re spectaitilit), for the purpose of being at all times open to inspection and they never tail to re ward the frolics who, bring tkon forward,, hi m an n e r much more liberal than they could ex pect to obtain by 601* them to individuals. ` 4 An instance, in proof of this, has lately oc curred in, the case of three ancient gold coins, tnand nt naddiagton, for two of which the Ba rons alloWed a much higher price than the finders of red them for to private persons . , and they are-now deposited in two pnhlic repositariet in Edinburgh; the third was retnirned to the pro prietor of the ground in , which they,were dis covered." TII E SNITTHFIELD JUL, 19. This day's 'Market had not a very good supply of prime B4sasts, and the slui‘v of Cattle, in general was but middling t Louth is dearer; Beef, Mutton, Veal, and Pork, .topport hot prier!, /4AI-he truao, for the roOst part, %rot 4oineo hat brisk. lite sabss in the liay-nntrket were rather Considerable ; Hay, sti aw, acrd Clover, hale dropped ;Hier. Wesubjoin an ae cairotestatealent of tbii price, and nuniher4 To sink tate 03:11, per st , tne of tilb.,. Reef, 4e, 10d. to its. 4d. Mutton, as. 0,1. to, (hi. Lamb, Bs. Od. to stl.od. Volli $3. oj. to 74. Poth, Od. to 7s. oil, Beatts 4 4750. Sheep and Ltint)s, 15,900. Calves, 140. Pigs, 210. SMITHFIELD HAY-14ARXr". Hay. 4V04. w LC. IOS. Straw, 21;0s. t( 1. 12.3, 11. 00. to Ot. 10s. J' cOIIN EXcILINGP!„ Atti.v We hsil 4 gooll3ttpply, 9f \Wheat to-thy iron' Eisen . arm Kent, which, together with the foi arrived:a of WO. week, o.•:risioned a henev sale ;..a few of the tnest samples. were ist!ten ti:T r the prices of this it9y weck, 'b.Fit the middlingitß4 I,.faii,r4re 2s. WWII; 01t1 ere heat hr, qle 'tau"' (444 the RtltTl w ev nod . I talt ttierffi'erel 4111 Mt there Wring but little ur nut hingiraing, io thoir articles s' Tiek - tieati4 'arc 'ls. . lower; Bulling and 00'7;Po:tie so;iptirt their .former prices : it few samples of new 114 pit Scud hote appear., ed, the qual , ty in otrieral inferior, and the nominal price 421. to 431. per hist ; Plour continues as heftier. goglish Wheat 4141. 57+:68+. Small Tick Want ark: , :ioii,ditto .114 s. sils. 131 s. I Feed Oats Rs. Fsreign do. 10S3. 113 s. 1355. Fitir ditto . - - 7 4)s. 445. 11ye - p2s. .395. ,Harley - 235...155. 365. Fine ditto -48 g. --S. -. . 70s. 80s. Potistoe ditto —S. Igor ditto . •• 904. ltape Seed 421. 461. per White Peagoibuil.) 110 i. Pas. riot: (ircy Pease sirs, 73s. ,Steunds 1603. 103 s Tick Beans— - - 795. Saturday a General Court-Martial assembled at the Muster Muster General's Office, for the pur pose of investigating the under-menti,med charge, preferred by Major 40wEs, Of the first regiment of Royal Tower Hamlets Militia, against Ensign .1,9t4s GEoace Youo, belonging to the said l';• giment of Militia, viz.—For Conduct highly, un becoming an Officer and 3 (hutleman, in being drunk while on -guard col his Majesty's Dock- Yard,' Deptford, on or about the Ist or 2d day of June, 1813, being a breachof the articles of war. The proceedings, on beidf of the prosecution being gone through, the Court cleared till this 'flouting at ten o'clock, when the prisoner will make his defenee, A most diabolical conspiracy has been charged to ; la v e been formed. on board the Sampsonprison ship, at Gillingham leach, by three French pri.. goners, to murder the master's mate, nod the sea.- , • jeant ot.marines, neionging to the stop; tog s . thee widi seven of their own count men. • The mur derewete ta have been perpetrated on each victim sinaly t a opportunities presented: ,when the es l . Cape cif mordeier, by mixing Instantly with the greet body of the prisoners, was toshe facili tated by. the other conspirators; and lots were drawn Who should commit the first murder. The first lot tell to Charles Mintsereaux ; but this man being troubled by some 0 ‘ compunctious Visiting of conscience," on lefleeting chat the scrjeant was it married.' man, with a family, who ,;voold he left destitute by his' death, determined ta tfispatqh one of the private mi.rines in his gtead, :On Tue'nfity se'unight,.whilst this wretch 'was wa,cching for url opportunity to effect his purpose, ThOmas Xing a private marine, came . t 4 forectostle, when ,Matisereanx steilkd behind him, pliirigt.d at knife into his hack,. which intv,3e..l thvot... ; ll kidneys, anti inflicted ti drelidtttl whirh the poor fellow lingered till Sit w Lot he expired. 1I3111.1V ; t1tx wa3 ohirrved by a felbii,v pri,ioner, vlto instantly ',novice& Biro itf)A' l +, aiirl secard him, or he would probably 4ave without being detectcd. Nbsniivr,;-iiir , :, oil bui lig confined, mad e a disco Very of the sehon, and named his associates - , both of iv 3ufiii l y; by at the time of the ttnadcr , 'I be ( 1 " . " suttees underwent ati :\lolutlY 4 titan have been rznuanded for a further heaving, till t:te Coroner's Jury have returned 'their yv4ict, Upwards of 300,U00 Enncicarrillilvo hgen caogbt at Weymouth during the licit week; they h ave ben sold us low as two shillings a ituntlted. EXECUTION OF hi'DONALD AND I : 4I4INDUttCOI. J tII.Y ii. - vr 14y, `At' Donuid, in; ;411,1 /...mis h . /I/cahoot) 1114.1e:€, shter 14)1kitt1 gni!, y, bcooe t..e (;iiiirt of .t44-,tiqiiiry", on the ith Julle 1,!..41, of the [moiler of tiiiLLIA;4I 4).lvtlinc smith t,l , the Cilt(r.) S% ere execics.ett, to their sen. el)(if 4)11 it glbbet erth tod Above tho footiotto, littiV to the west wArd ul Itivelstoti eutry, about tWTo Links limn the City, exlttily on the spot where .the crime Wits pc; petrated. Ab ou t hap . .. Ti c-4. I l o'clock criminal's Ivor,: brought flown to toe 1ia:1 of the prison, Kliere they continued in 'devotion till witlim a few 1111- tones of one, when the prociessani pro-recite - 11 , 1,y B Ink -st rect, the Molind , and tilong Princes -street, in the following order :--- A hciity Lit the ii J 1 Coo Airy, The City Olicerx, %tali t if :,itiberts, M.P The iistinites, io n the v , stares of Ake, 'rim Rev. 4. 1 1.fe540r ',Wolk. ' Mr....J. he .; 11 1!, and, a Roman CatliAieelerAylii.ol, who ;ttteutle..l 111%pc., THE CART, • With the two Croomals the Executioner. ~,,Another body of 11igh Constables followed, , a nd the whole was, escorted by detachments' of, the 7th dragoons, of the Norfolk and North t atop-on - unii:i 1, and :a party of the police. At the end of Prinee's-street, the Magistrates were met by Mr. Sikritihkie, to whom they tie. livered up their Charge, and returned with the ca. *airy and ttlilitia. 'The Sheriff then, mounted on horseback, carrying a white-rod, 'with a number of his oflieerS also on horseback, and attended by Sheri:l-substitutes, the clergymen, and the super intendant of juiliee, itt camageh, guarded by e de tachment of the Royal Mid Lothian yeouranry ca cHky, and great number of COnstablei, proceed -41,41 to ti:e place of ekeeittiou, where the cavalcade arrived about two Weloek. On the .seatfolii, a - pgalin was sung, and a con siderable time spent in' prayer. The , crinnuals then mounted the ,drop,' when they continued some iniintles longer to impliire the 'Divine par don, Black With a brio voice, M 'Donald itt one less audible. At. last, turning round, ad: • ed " he was ready ?" and, ott oh 'twining an answer in the affirmative (which %vas not, however, till the question had been thrice repeated), he grasped him by the hand, and kissed him, then exclaiming, " Lord Jesus Christ have . mercy onr souls !" he dropped the signal, and they Were launched into eternity. Black's body was a good deal convillsed—M'llonald scarcely moved. After hanging the usuil time, they were cut down and pia on the cart, tmd, with the' view of impressing the minds of the spectators with More awe, conveyed in that mammy, without any co vering, to the College. The number of peopbrissembled on this occa sLon wEs immense.; every sp where a view of the procession could he obtained WKS crowded. In the Lawnmatket and Prince's street the pressure and heat; were intolerable. - . While passing along the. streets, Black .snr viyed the tnuttittu with much seernilig . 14iteci. cein. , .111'llOnalci, excepting at inteods., conti nnellto..leok stedlastly on a book, which he hyld in his hands, A heavy shuwei of rain enmc Ir. , they mount. , , . the tvoliotti, 4113 ten %vitt' ureat vi,4lvoce fiq conbideriblett!ilv• 3k T r, lt t u lf rsay i e l y a , s t :va a s s r ti t r u , r , l ll: ,lg i 4iha light cart, the horse took fright, urn! overturn•. ed the vehicle, when pile of hiS children was kilted on the spot, nod Mrs. Wright was severely hurt.- Yesterday morning a ric: of hay in the Little Park, Windsor, caught fire, and. was entirely eon. stned, It damaged another which stood near it. A poor woman, aged about 60 years, %iiifeto a man of the !Watt! of WoOdrOW, tat Neu , lua . e n ..., ham, was last week, w hil st di pp i ng a batich)of nottelieS in' some melted brimstone, so;iicated by the fumes of the sulphur. - A duck, the prop er ty of Mr. Thomas Weer), of near Stamford,. was last week' taken away by a .fox, and deposited in the earth in M rs . Bacon's , plantation, for a future repast., It was, however, to the disappointment of Rtvnord, diScoyered on Friday last (alitc) . by . a Lady, with its Iteact just above the pound, but in so weak a state that it could not extticate itselt. On Tueiday a chairnian at Bath, named Pearre, lett hour,!, having told his wife he was going into the country to seek for work as a stone-m6on. On the following morning he was found on Stati 7 derwick Common, with his 'throat cut ; by his, side was discovered the razor, with which he had perpetrated the dreadful decd. Lately, a little girl, daughter of a Ifibmiring 1111111 in Marypod, took a draught from Ihe ‘s pout,' of a ten-pot of boding-m.4ller, scOlded , her. to that degree, that she died oo:rnorsdary *ruing. The :fury which sat on. the body of Lietitenant Btp-NDEI,L, of the 101st reginient at' IN-import, in the Thle -of Wight, who twits wounded in a duel at Carisbrook on the 9th instant, .by Lieu tenant M'clitu.Goltv of the Same regiment, and died yesterday, seinnigle, have, after two days de liberation, bronOt in their ver di ct of Willa Murcia ogainst said Lieut. APGREG'ot t y a n d s t y e .. cal Oiler persons wh4 weye proem, ti.c whol e of wOns ati., absconded. 1 !0 1, ' ot - ` * lico itAibill 11d,„,i, c i "" e ''' v t.T t. 4 ..I,,lii—tivor, .., 4311)e$ Vsltrirdro, before ANTIIONN (ii f 1., 11 ‘ .41 on 8149111;f:fiern0011 a Co r o ac c s 1 , VIWY - 91 tile b{")(iv ~it 'ill , Ei,, , ,:hetil L;11,,,,..1ey L . ! -1 ' ) ` 1 . 1 0‘ 'O , 4,l)("vati hitic,l ti..4r ~,,i..,H, 1.:, .I rod flow the tOli lit 1,1)4' Pl1')40 , 11[1 , -.'4' , ''' 't "'" At l i g thymigti ;-..t ,I ,p i x..,•,,,,,10 It ... I. .:yprtixt.ti tirti'rlie i 1et....,4444:.,1 tv,t., ti ,#l. , ;r.. 1'14 ; trA , ,f,tl, i, , 0,, , t t Ilex hotiptiltl ) 6W4:i, V, ';'_,3,,'4 4 l.'"i'''' iwrii Siunt 1i.t..: IVest 'bales. t 4 . : . ~4 1* 1 11' 1 ""t• seen for iiii.i. yort4„--Verttit,l4. Ott/ ./', egf if?. S. 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