The Sun. — London, England, 1805-07-03 00:00:00

~' yoni tnr I,qittVell aftd bt ICII P4PERS. I' . ARiS, JUNE . '2, Letter from Lieutenant de uite .5 Vais e • au G er, 7—A Ltely Colninandi n the F rigate an l La l'ille de Milan, to th.C. Mi g nister of Ma r i ne , g i ves (.:cottitt of the a6tien. 'between that Vessel and the Cketeara: Ile states the English Vessel ~to have struck after an anion of two' hours and a half, the and that she had 37 killed and 28 ' woun d ed, whilst. French had only 14 killed and 12 Wounded, , T he same Officer gives an account afterwards of Ile capture °flex Ville de Milan and the Cleopatr4, by the Leander ten t } , w hich he attributes to the shat este of b ot h Vessels, that rendere os d resista nce le psible. CAUP or Cesereemer,„ JuNE 1 3.—F orty-eight ilattaliotis of Infinitry, and f or t y -fi ve Squadrons Of eNlry, attended by it train of 60 pieces of Cannon, ir e row mance' uvering in the immense plain of ontethairo. tJpon an eminence, in the middle; is Nrceivtq the Emperor' s tent, who from thence te 10, ks on the positi ons of Senato, Castiglione, Mon- Nido, and Rivoli. The eye i s l ost i n the horizon, rd, by M antua on the one side, and by the fertile of Romig -11a bn the oth er . \ r €rer did F rance possess liner 'Troops, who went ltroegh their tnanteuvres with iiicrepromptitude, or /Ito. animated by a more enterprising spirit. Inde tiriete of this camp and that at Marengo, we have tvl4l°ll 't Genoa a second at Florence, and a third j ' • ' _Maples; so that upon •the whole we have abso e4l,,Y more ri"elroop3 in Italy titan at any former 4 : ' rxt ; without reckoning the Italian Troept . 7, who I t. ` e formed under their masters, and appear anirtiated Y the. desire of rendering themselves worthy of their ,%•)vereien. then . , po.sessed of so much power, we ask, we e rimy f or p,ace ~ ;fair ~ and a Peace, on cot tzns, ca ) 4 any thin, equal the blindness of 46riehe. • r- 'ir I . e, t f 4 rt : l r 2ects it ? Of a Power, too, which has . ) e , an, of wounding the prosperity and re -0:6:1:e j tn!eiy it ii,e,its agiinst. . i4st6 p ren uhsi'l• 0.-e-Tne ':Minister of the Interior le t . l . l ' h „ , e ,. Em Pite,. by virtue of the power given k eii i s of f .1,113 'Alasjesty the Emperor, in the Depart, tl{l es„,,, , Mon t e notte and the Apennines 4 r,44tiitZ3 ' ,An Atrete containing the following die .. ) i . . ,4, genan ConstittitiOn organised in 1802 is Nill e e , , di eo r" 4 he Government which it established is 1 , 1 , to (:4, :lit 1 4 - laWs now. existing shall continue teii,,, tire ' c '' 11ntil their express revocation. The dire4l ' 1 At t e°ntributions are provisionally maintain `444.lle • th, A , . eahnae to be aceni tted . The Presidents of '' l Ntraci e 1 . • Interio r ti lict , B s ofJustice, of War, of the r , q th q ; (4‘ Worship, of the Public lustruetion, t)e, etenivf!, shall '' his Nttei t!tif ~ '", separately' tule, each in , ,f; a lid , ',"it' Administration they have the charge t }; and cAotliforat tu the Orders of ' the. Minister of . kale t o tL ~ I the Punetionaries who are subordi - t,„ ett, o ~. ',vett% I)l4inited, in the ditlbretitjurisdietiOns, iiii 41 1 lb e te., ( ,, • Laws, shall con . fir e the,, t . ,- - meet of the - o 116110118 vith the same responsibility, , the A„ ent s 4 9tI e ~ l et all kinds . of public service. te „ utilli 1,,, '. eer q uit , tendered. in the name of the Em .,:' t ':4t tl if , r tellell: The Ligurian Troops shall be .I;,:clit,z it t ) t , r : l l . , e , r " , ri ! , the * General of Brigade corn'. eel, cleft Trotips • they shall wear the tile cockade . ' ' ' ' '4'i-et, i tid shall provisionally preserve .„ Tilt ore , , . . 4ie! ihi , yeiteeatioft. 't ' l4 '' q P' '''luilei4iil to the State shall be at the ' th o r, `lllcji;,,, , , `-o/nrnanda'nt of the French Division t, , ele that P- ' . )11LN ''" 1 'le C 'I :- G.- eral of k all (; 011 ,. ' ointn sse ry- cn . ed di , eene his fueCt. •and shall corrEs kii, tII ,Y wit) l „ `., 10 n 4, 114Ptieltd " ''''s 15 snspencled. NO 'monies cart be , , t)r., pa,,rn,„ 1):!d" rf a,, . ' "nt can take place, but ill conSe ade the%it:irr,i,lic;ne fro . rn the Minister. On 1., 44 11 h e hr ' rairiAl, at sun-rise, the Preach le tt Itoari ' lstt 'd bY the Fc,rts and by the Ships Nt,„ .. at' ri sal, ' . I , , 7 le C sal, h) , .'et guns by the.l own, , . et 1 t ti rho / teandaet V ' ' ' t 144 If : °t lht ti ot „, legate. lli 1 ' "15 Majest the Emperor and ' l ll it ,: it t * in Piri e • , 7 . ' • '4l/ 11 : 4 '^.-VNI t hat ; .i , - - ..ese two months. ~ 441 al )(4lt 1 -'s Imperial Highness Prince et (, to take , . rt 0 4'4( It"- com mand of a large A rmy ,a e Atlla, 14 said that his head -quarters will el . i , ' ~e t A 5.a41.411 l iAzip,. ; i , i . ,• t li ti k 'elsl i p,, i ' r`ttlftl.fl from Milo to Paris. 4 'eit,i, 4 e :all! hilS •ll•rived at Cadiz from t., e(t4,l' "No of ti. . , • . "I, j ' I Ng tq tk., . In eto 6 rudlions. L. 41 4, 4. "c last edvices from ConStantint)Plei t'nf let e e, „, . . 44. N I tii, , .r ,rt.e(l In that City ; with a 44, (. I`,til. ts, +fa4 PON)r NA ', . ,• • (titre 11-ITVS(Itt 1 • 1 (114,011 to the Gg‘erte , 414, ' eti It t f ., 1 • • "fit tt ii . 'O4 ii„1,40,i,c1., 114 u as he was taking an Gl'• t l' t a pee, lll , ; ' lhe contents of this let , 4 hi s kl riri (t ef 1 , ' L s'''ret. ... , Itse 1()Ieel,40 . • l• I 1, 1 . 4 ” Der, ,e zis,,,, Went to take posseeston 1:''el)1,, a l. )1„, , '''''"lig at the coronation of the I' ' 4' ( 'l, 4 r't ;I:f14 :..I.l•':::;lrtt':::letisveld'lli.tix:d're' .‘ m vi ' t t l l l thet:ll t rl :l 3 l' i . 14 1 :4 1 4 . -.) '4I :::: :1':1-fi't6‘ t• i°4 the rezliet alibeing de-' Ili l'iCle, . 444 ' 11 t of t) ' e t 1., . .tls th e I , „ le presence of Ifee Im fi, *4lOl, urintens t , - ',u, n4 t1111 )1 , . } . l4 A', 'whom the stat e 4k, , .. ~,,,,.. , 4141 t. t h e 'l tO tell-i4ill at :14'•filan. k ' ' I .) Q r cents. were 61 f. 7$ cti. to that it •may be eerielutied that the mporta gitcu lated in ?art.; n 0 ground, respeCting the taking of Jamaica, and of the C'Apture of five British Men of \`a r, with, five Ea - ;t indiamen. NETHER ELt3t, JUIZE follo-king Ad vertisement has appeared in one of our Newspapers : --" Information is hereby given to Neutral Mer chants, that; in pursuance of orders from high au thority, no wares coming from British Manufklories or Possessions shall be admitted into the Eleelorate of Hanover, Whatever their destination may be." ST. PETERSBURG:a, Jura 1 .—M.Vox NOVOSILT ZOF has been dangerously ill for some weeks past of the, rheumatism. Count VON ICALrrzscnEw, formerly Russian Ambassador at the Hague, at Ber lin, and afterwards at Paiis, .died on the c6th ult. of an inflammatory fever. M. Vow HOGENDORP, the Batavian Ambassador at our Court, is making dispositions for his depar ture from hence, with his consort and children. VIENNA, JuNg It:l.—Orders have been issued for repairing the sluices and fortifications of Venice with every possible expedition. The Emperor has also commanded four large Frigates to be built in that Port, and, to be completely equipped. His Imperial Majesty is expe&ed to return here . to-day from his tour to Prague. , On the 6th, arrived here the Russian General SPRENGPORTEN, Commander of the Army'at Corfu; and it is said that he purposes setting off for St. Pe- tersburgh. The Countess of ARToIS, a native princess of Sar dinia,. lately at Gratz. We have rec, , ived from our Ambassador at Genoa, the c4traordinary intelligence,, that the ancient Re public of Genoa ceases to bear that title, and that it is incorporated with Prance. From Prague we have received the Joyful news, that theocarcity which has prel,:ailed in Bohemia ceased on the arrival of His imperial Majesty, by whose orders and wise regulations plentyhas been restored, to the wretched sufferers. NZTTRIIiVBERG, JUN 4 11.- , lmmediately after the arrival of the .Marquis LUCCIIESINI from Milan at Furth, Couriers were dispetthed to Vienna and St. Petershurgh, ou the suhjeet of the incorporation of the Republic of Genoa with the French Empire. It is said that this event will in no way obstru& the present relations of Prussia with France. . BERLIN', JUNE 16.—Thc Russian I'rine4 BARA.- T . INSKY is arrived here frnm .St. Petersbnrgh ; and TAYLOR, 'Esq, the English • Ambassador at Cassel, from London. • • FRANKFORT, JUN I: 18.--The following is men tioned from Milan, dated Julie 3 it is reported that this City will not long form the Capital of the Kingdom of Italy, but that the -Seat of Government will be transferred to Rome, the ancient metropolis of the world. This is,however, highly improbable." • CADIZ;MAY 21'.—Five days since the Secret Ex pedition which had put into Lisbon, passed the Streights, and cast anchor in the Road of Gibraltar ; it consists of 60011 Men, on board 53 Transports, convoyed by three Men .of War. Four hundred of these Tmops, and, a Regiment, will, it is said, re,maiti at Gibraltar, and replace the 13th and 14th Regi ments of the present Garrison there, who will em.. bark for the Windward islands. Several inutim6s have already broken out in these Itegiments.—With regard to : the Expedition itself, it is in a state of in aEtivity, and appears by no means in a hurry to re pair to it's destination. Lord Nr....LsON• with his Fleet consisting of 12 Sai, of the Line, five Ships under Admiral Dims, and three under Admiral .-RICKEETON, in all 20 Sail, are cruizing between Cape St. Vincent and Finisterre, before Carthagena., Gibraltar, and other parts in the Me di te rraiie a n.—(il(on iteur.) .I\Ltnn tO,JLT NE s.—Several extraordinary Cou rlers have successively arrived within these few days from Lisbon, in consequence of the arrival .of the Enp,lidt .Expedition under General CRAI.4 in the Tagus. As ie'departed the toth of this month, the conjeaUres to which its appearance gave birth, both at Lisbon and here, are at an end. HAGUE, JttNE 1 7. 12Cre ejtpea to see iminedi ately appear a law to suspend the payment of all debts due from the Subjet,l9 of the Batavian Re public to English Subleas. ME3SINA, JUNE 17.—The American Squalron, consiqing of thirteen Vessels of different rates, of which a part are, in our Port, and 'the remainder at Syracuse, will shortly sail to begin a new attack upon Tripoli. CORN-EXCHANGE; JULY 3. 'l'nu fresh arrivals of Wheat to-day are few, and sAmples of fine fetch rather better price,. inferior is Very lleavy of sale quid at leis ; good Batley is some thing clearer; Malt, Pease and Beans hare small va riation in the sales; but few fresh ,m - rivals of Ptu4. and fine, of flotatoe quality,,"tiow coining: more freely to hand, and in request, ft.tcli more than our cur rency 5 Rape Seed in much. demand, and none yet arrived,' 'late pricei of flour continue. .Wheat . 465 a 62$ altil s od !leans • -44 s a 5 ls Pti Vine Old • • 92$ 5'965 od Tick. Beans 421 a ~',i Pi l e !Y e , " • " 45s alms oel Oats • 24s a 285 a 3QS 041 L'ArleY f . ' 32$ a 38s dd, Poland do, 32z; a 3.34 6,1 Malt , - - . ' 64s a 703 Qd /tape Seed - • nn! ~- 0•1 Vitae Peas* 40 a s2s nu Fine Flour - '7,0 a 7Ri ad to; ivy . ditty- Os a 461 id Seconds . . ,-is a 7 ~,, 1; . 410 1 FROM 7 1 148 BAR.II4D,OES PAPERik. BARibilDoE; Ni *Y 4. 7 -The Enemy's arrival, in these Seas has been authentieallY confirtried patches vc-hieh arrived Frid.ty„ vut St. Tikiii; from the Diamond .Bock, 'stating, that their ft;:ee, consisting, of eleven Sail of the Line, 'seven Frigo, one arnW euflute, and two Brigs—French; and five Sail of the Line, one Frigate, and two- Brigs, Spanish—Were on the I.lth Kist wor'ung into Fort 'Royal Bay, With His Majesty's Slum 6:yune, a prize,' in company ; and that on their passing the Bock; Captain. MArry..cn - (Who commands a . partial action With them. It has been i.;int tamed, that this Fleet carne only to single,,, , •. And bore every appearance of intending spec I put to sea again ; that they have. about. troops op board, and leave not the least doo: . their undertaking an immediate Expedition. their views may be ditlected towards this (7:1. SCOW justly to be apprehended ;;and a sup Brig, which appeared off' our coast on Friday, as if reconnoitring, .strengthens.this conjecture. On the same day the Island was thrown into alarm. in consequence of all ' the men of war in the Bay ping their cables and putting to se2..and a 64 . 11a1 made at the time by SirFßANcts I.4per,L?y for them . .to prepare for battle. It since .7.e.ezris that the Bettzt-: lieu diScoVered-n the N. W (I , *,ruT sip ail , and afterwards eleven were seen from the Sfiartidie--; , ah though at a great distance they sere apprehended to' be the Enemy, and Sir FiIANCIS.SI:6Od to V;indward with his squadron. Ten or eleven sail were about the same tune seen from the heights in St.. John's I pariah : although no vessels have'sinee arrived, nor any generally. seen, not a doubt can be enter-* tamed of a fleet being off our coast—Whether the Enemy, is left entirely to conjecture ; it is not iru probable, however, that the currents, with un faVourahle wind, might have swept them farther than they intended, and their destination have been St. Vincent's or 'St. Lucia, at the time 'they Were seen, if it be them; • MAY 19.---A Mail-boat arrived yesterday from , ' ' Leeward ; it was not known on the :t 2th in t. at An;- tigua, that the Enemy had again appearedAn these Sea's : at PominiCa they had obtained 6fertnation of it, and with their accustomed promptness were pre paring to repel their attack. On the 3th the danger was unknown at St.. Vincent; but at St. Lucia evcry precaution was adopted. , • BlananoES, MAY 2e..--AVe have the deVil to pay in the West Indies.--7-Another French, force, and that a tremendous one, has appeared at Martinique. Eleven French and live,Spanish Sail of the Line, and 1 t Frigates. At present they are quiet. We I:have a Brig from E ng l a nd, w hi c h sa il e d on the ' 2oth - of April. At this Island we are 'all prepared for ,1 their landing I have been on duty several 'days. • MAY 24.—The French remain still quiet in Martinique. OARBADOE3, Saturday Monink, .tlfay q 6, Two o'clock.--,The hour at which this is dated will she you I am on duty, awl the few moments I have to spare, as the Officer of the Picquet Guard, enables me to address you by a ; Vessel which I understand is to sail for England express in the ,course of this day. • This Island has been under Martial LaW since , Saturday last ; and the moment ki . e thought Our selves most secure (Missigssi's Squadron. having, gone off the station) was the time when the arrival at Martinico of sliteen Sail d the French Line, with Frigates and Transports said to contain about 12,060 'Troops, was aiinotinced ' ...--01, Militia liave all been encamped since Friaty and Martial . LaW will continue till- Saturday night next, eight o'clock ; so say our General. Orders. •The Governor, by Proclamation, states, that his dispatches incline him to think we shall. be at tacked,: and we have:• therefore put. every thing in the best possible state to give the Enemy a Varm re-. eeption, come when lie may. I conceive there be. bloody work ; for we are strong and . fe6tive, and the Executive seems' cle°,ler.n:ned to dispute every inch of ground ; the men .also appear firm, and doubt, :second the viers of uleir Otiicers with zeal and fidelity; our eolotntil people' seem also hearty in the Cause, and a lflige body of pik&men are formed, which will, no doubt, be 'of infinite service if the, Enemy should land, in liar rassino,i their march. After all .that has been said and cione,l am inclined to believe that we shall not be attacked, for I conceive so large„ force must have for its ebjeft something of more, hpportaute than the plunde4ing of :Barbadoes and its sister Colonies as a military position, this Island is not • tenable, and 'therefore, in case of its ever being conqUered, could not long remain in the Enemy'S possession. it is considero that Martial Law, or sornething like it, will Continue in force . till the French. move off, or till *e bbtain a reinforeement from Eng land ; so there is an, end to all business fur tfio present; in Carlisle •Bay sere have a 74 and, two Sloops. The loaded ships :petitioned the GoVei*r to come away, but' their prayer was reflisedl 1 The Combined.. Squadron, which came to anchor, in. Fort Royal Harbour, Consisted of the foll l / 4 . , '''xiog Ships of War: Eleven of the Line, and seven Frigates, French. • A Ship armed eh Acre, surpo4t-s1 to he apt I:rig4te captured by the Squadron in the prose,:ution t;..'tIAZIC voyage. Cyane Stogy of War (a prize). Five Sail pf the Line, one Frigate, and one Brig, Sp3nisli, LQR 1.) NE i;SON I S PLE'ET. VlAciry Vico-Adm. Ltl Viscount Nt L. - 110 sou, Reoc-Atitn. G. Molt. R A V, .Capt. T. ht. H-Vt.DY. So Copt.tia 11 , 1 A LCOL.M. Se --....11A1.1.0WLLL. Se ----- AV 5 rli 24, 74 - IL \V. BAYNTUN. 74 --.. SoTHiito24, 74 ----- Pti4EW. 74 -- ILA it coos). 74' -- SToprobto ; 74 . , -- IcsATR: 74 3 . 36 • Donnegal Le Tigre Canopus. Leviathan . Excellent Conqueror Spencer Superb Swiltsure . Amazon . La Decade - Martin P A ft K.ilt R I its a roRI3. • sturs tINDIR ADMPitAI.S DACRES AND C:til:t ANN, 1 ^tilE ' Was r S Rear- Atimlr.ll Cncn g. A nt; '/ Ciptain Twe IN . - 9g DE Couk ey. 74 -- Nix x • Northimberianci Sr. Getirge - Ckniaur Ea& • - - / Fc 7/4 C4ji.ny. Sparti:4e :1 - 7 4 ------ sir F. Atias - 74 --- Pv m • Ihr ens 74 i ttrar-A,lll . ,,rair 0,4 cit as, „ V a u RI Car : • • og 74 - EVANS. V;:thlriill •:4 1. A . 41 . With 14 or 1; Friiptes. 1,117 COURT pi; K!NG', • i . ~T;•• ' I •. TILE • V. • t receive .1. NAS GItOSE. • -,) • the obs,erved, that ti,: •. • ; .•;.• • 1.. mot tntilielons ml again allot' . It 1,, ;,, ;' .•, • • ~• ..• •.! tL r. •J .1 in fy‘de:. (.; tilt: hli..• j• t. - • ine , , ,;,.,•.:: '••••: . :). • t 1; t!..r • it S, V' • ' Si: i-: ! !. : :• : .; -1 „Ai eo;L:ii...,to.d, not or r t• iI ati ad•..dterer, by thrri- i..• .• •: ' , Nile of the l'rosecut(it,. most of all acriisfirions, to extort t•hu,pr: - y from. the injined hus band. Il!t)r receivitig money by sucit more than i-ie persolf had suffered capital ifonilimetit.— () D . ,...tildant l'aSsinght . in - i, he had' evitt. •,.• • cidiviaian of ;110 OVA 11 : it. VS1:1!: in proof,' in the coutv:e the t • ,. l=^ liztel deelared the man Who . conk -• • ...enough to tilte alvain.:•Te or 171101 t 'to Stlifilr:l3y the kinds of the . conit•:. .11 ilt.p nal : thus, 1, y .. ! ov a cai h e had n; 1 that iL..at.ll which ituf,irtuttately, tliousit • •rved, the lice could not iniii6t upon hill s :iis comi)anion in guilt. It was Of the crime of. Pasiiitigliain, that he had 'heel , t :c guest and fri;.. , iid of the P.roseentor,rand ad rzi i•t A !utid-e• his ro , ,f, as the man least inedittte, a blow at his peaee and honour. 14e had begun his'course of iniquiti by sed.neinsr the wife of 1114 friend and' I.)eitelaElor. This injury Wl5, llovcrel,•er; mild and temperate, compared wits tile more media tat t ed one which succeeded it 3 fclr the• ProectitOr,' though robbed'.of 'afreEtions of his wife, enjo:,..- • ed an unblemished charaCler. But not contented ;vith defiling his bed, the Defentiant bad ~h ot. arrows at his reputation. If - .•••• , .i ch.tirge that a rnati shrunk under such a•one as the 17).ef.t.tid , least of their ofrence thev . • to rob the Prosocutor of 1 , • •• , support 311 fid1111r2 ; ;;;.. 11.1tf? crime \ViE4; 1.11:a 1. 1 .105: 11.1'1 1,1 Ce, - .1111-. 11111pevjury; for tl.e '• ,, ,•arditig their iniquitous sitE.‘ll a IT 113 (11;3 not:. been unequivocally T,2rr.o. 6 , A, the' Inv,' not have con terilpfateci it as \if ;;1 I .)ounds ••` !dibilit:y. • it \v :is only to be accotnit•—, f.sr 1.7. k the fit k.:asy it wris• to be led from . • , ..•.1 • of otie crline, to ,another. tit • ham, had ,:ii*i. - :eerled in. persuading the V •if , •:4'. friend to break her marriage v0 , , , .• - ,;aird 1 , , natural corruption of vice to induce .1 t. , •.• that which wjs not ti•ne-4.11• . ..!•• , • ...:,...• rendetedit fathiliar. COnsiderlng t ; the. ',mod to each . • • • •-• • was the trtistee and .., fortune, and bofh the r ; also •-,, Prosecutor N yi t i t . so ;. proceed 1 . 1 . 441'11 1 7 ;;.1 ei[:,. .'lm lust al•;' , ,r; , malice the ini••f used, flan - tel!. ;• , . . ..; doied this one. 1) i ' : ' , •., trioi,lier2l . ;: .• cd.Col'irt 'of ; , • ther. the Deflu , ' • r , A 111;.; to (,!, • , 75 atratiixisT",tt,...mpL :V.rt and C011Spir:114: a bar.H life,.were of 1 ) , 0 . , nOur, the 1)cl - end:nit • 4,1)1;1 : 1 110 appellation, It 'Ar9lll,:i have • if tin.)..ie who had so deF.c.ri!)..>d dehne a man olllt).tio.ir. Some men L. .t honoiiral - Ale to debauch ;the or datit;htei ()I . a t nr,f3 then give him by taktng.away 11011, , ever, lighter, irt, point :Of t iinputat ion of such a crittle as the at- . tenipteCl f" fi:c t I.Yrospciitor. With r!. their cot. !. there ire not he maity'slak,S,ot Botii of •.4 I ~`' z -;~ I)rof.:Klecl over thr.!ir tilott.icicsigri the l'et.)sei , lll , tiLe (;ftnen Isrobat)ly thety;totiv - L-.; of the h ave a h 1;,! C.. • stigatcd!:, H ; „ ; • .1, ~. ailcJi)tecl a ftloie 4 0 1 Al a a : (•,;onri been :utrlted L lake into o, case of their infant fatnilies.' !LH , . well if the Defendants had :con. ; ditty 'b.611..)re they coinit/itte‘i suei ptialisliml! the Chart could lat:1; aid Lt severe a on their tittitilies the ~C‘•th6ir tnett - .1 , )r,. of Y.! OtOl3lo to tll , I 1e350 1 21 ' T to ' ....I L. ;. had lect , I !,' perhaps i • which tli. not 111-4144,;',1 , . ~ : •., t:,jrnr t.llk r, : !' r ; , 1 ^ ' :,i lb.o 1 i4i 6.)1.11"5e 4:1 114 tc'4 .1.; I 1 • -;,,,,CRE . .6 1 77,5 . by ,•21)",