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( NUMBER 62M.] THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO:MORROW EVENING, Oct. 3, 1812. will be perf.w!ned, Shakespeare's Historical Play of KING ..HENRY' THE FOURTH.—Part I. Prince of Wales, Mr. C. KEMBLE; Hotspur, YOUNG: John Falstaff, Mr. FAWCETT ; Lady Percy, Miss COOKE. -.To which vi;li,e added, the 11Jusical After-piece of PAUL AND VIRGINIA.' Places fOr the ifo . xes to be taken of MI% Drandon,:at the New Box-Olice, Hart-street. . . The Doors will heopeued at half-past Five, and the Play betin at half-past - .-',ix. . Boxes is. Second ?lice 3s. ed.—Pit 3s. Gd. Second Price 2s. Lower Gallery 2s. - Second Price Is.<--Upper Gallery Is. Se= eor.d Price 6d. . . . The revived Butrietta of Midas continuing to be received 'with the loudest applann, will be repeated on Monday, 1, • - dtiesday, and Friday next. On Monday, the Tragedy of Venice Preserved. OnTuesday will be produced (for the first time) a New Grand'Romantic.Di-ama, caned The Irthiop; or, 'The Child of the Desert. The Music ' . Scenery, Dresses, - and Decora 'Cons are entirely new. The whole.of the .Music composed by Mr. Bishop. .6*• Grand Serious Pantomime - and Sea Enpgement ! Also . • eiielorions Land Battle of Salamanca. 11 01:'L AMPHITHEATRE, (A STLEY'S), WESTAIIN sTEF.-DatnoE. - tinder the - Patronage of their Royal Hif. , ,linesses the Prince . Regent and Pitlce of York. 3 -Mol,tltOW EVENING, • SATURDAY -October 3, (and for that night only) the folloiving ex - "'Ordinary selectibn cf nouvelle variety . 1 : 14, Equestrian Trial of Skill by the whole Troop, and the Fly ing Mercur''s Act of Hasemarishi,:. . 2cl Song "Soldier Lad," Mr. Johanna. - • Sd A Grand Naval Spectacle, called BLACK BEARD,. ruE , PI RATE Or, THE CAPTIVE PRINCESS. . ; Captain Teach Black Beard), Mr COLLETT; - -t"'; And Ismene, the Captive Prince:.l, Mrs. ASTIALY. The - Spectacle terrainate4 with an Engagement between the Pearl frigate and Revenge sloop, yard-arm to yard-arni ! 4th, Song, " Origin of Gunpowder," Mr. Woolf. sth, Exercises on the Tight Rope bv.the Little Devil. 6th, Song, " Over board he Vent," Mr. johannot. 7th, Peasant's Frolic, Flying .IVardobe,&.c. by Mr. Thomas. To conclude with the Equestrian Tainhorinc Pance. k , To which will be added (19th Time, and felthat Night only) the Grand Equestrian Stage Sp.telaCle, called the BATTLE OF SALA 7 .', 1 1 AN CA . . . Bo , :es 45.--:-Pit Is. of . veers open at Ilair- . ?ast Five, and brgins at Half-past Six, Secaud-price 711 , :ariably eummences at Half-past Eight e'Clock precisely. N. B. p n Monday, neat, sth October ' • Ttic&aa. F .:e.th;• and Wednesday, 7th ; various Nouvelle Per formances, and - on Thursday, eth, the above Theatre Will close for the Suniutec Seastrit. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE 911 - HE PERFORMERS engaged at this'Theatre -;In- are requested to assernide ou the Stage, on MONDAY NEXT, October the 5t11,.at, One o'clock precisely, for the necessary pie-arrangetaent of Theatrictil business; and it is expected that all Persons en;,.-al.red in the Theatre will attend, \and sign their Naaies in a ilook to be prepared for that Purpose. By order:of the SnO-.Cquinsittee., C. W. WARD, Secretary. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Norric4 7 is hereby given to all Persons claim. ing Right of FREE ADMISSION to the Said Theatre, that the THEATRE will open on SATURDAY, the Ipth of • October : and that all Persons having complied with the Notice given by Public Advertisement, to . Men their Names in the Book kept by the Secretary to the Committee, at the •• Treasury Office, in Drury-lane; 'and having made good his Title of such Free Admission, .three days-at the least, pre vious to the exercise of such.ht, mill be admitted Free to the Theatre on all Nights of 'I heatrical Representation or , Musical Performance, under the following Regulations and' Conditions. - • A separate Door will be opened for Free Admiisions to the - Boxes, and confined to them only; and no Free Admissions will be_passed at any other Box Door of the Theatre. Neither will any. Person not. Free be admitted to pass throiigh the Free Boor. Every Person elaitning -to be admitted Free, will be re quired to sign his or her Name at the Dc:Qr.,,in a book which will lielcept ready for that purpose, and will not be,adraitted without such signature. • . . . , The very groat frauds which have heretofore been com mitted upon the Proprietors and the public, in the matter of Adinissione, has made it necessary •for.the Sub-Coni- Ottee to devise ,the most effectual Coniroul in a matter so important to the Interests of the Company, whose affairs they are called upon to administer, and to those who are really entitled to the Freedom of• Admission. • - For the present, therefore, they have deemed it .expedient exact; under the authority of the Act of Parliament,All'4 Conditions above stated for the prevention of Frauds, which . will be strictly enforced. - By order of the Sub-Committee, C. W. WARD, Secretary.. Treasury-Office, Drury-lane, Sept. 28, 1912. SAINT THOMAS'S AND GUY'S HOSPITALS. MR., ASTLEY COOPER . will begin his LECTURES' on SURGERY, on MONDAY EVEN ING at. Eight o'Clock.' • • - . COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE, .• SOurnAivIPTON=STItEET, STRAND. TR!" S'itUS. • • His Grace the Duke of Rutland, K.G. The Must Noble the Marquis of Buckingham, K.G. The Most Noble the Marquis of Northampton. The Right Hon. the Earl of Buckinghamshire. The Right Hon. the Earl of Upper OSiory. William Praed, Esq. M.P. Scropc Bernard Morland, Esq. M.P. Atid - Sixty Directors. Managing Director—J. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S. • VP IiCEIPTS for the Renewal of POLICIES which terminate at Michaelmas, are now in course of delivery. Persons who are insured with this Association. be eline Members. Such profits as arise are divided equally, ...among the, Members, according to their respective Contribu-. tions, and without e risk of loss, as an ample surplus..ea pital has been provided to meet, any excess of loss that may °swim 'Agents are appointed - is all the principal Towns, who arc likewise Agents to the Provident Life Office, founded on si silar principles. A HZARD, BURNE, and Co., Stock-brokers, respectfully inform the Public, that TWKETS and StIAktES.MY the ensuing STAZE LOTTERY, are on Sale at their Office, No. 93, Royal Ex4hange, London.. This Lottery, consisting of only 10,000 Tickets, the Ca- Dital Prizes are greater in Value than the last, and the rawing will take place on Tuesday, the 20th of this Month, Price of a Ticket 21 15 0 2 18 6 • 1 9 6 Ralf . 11 6'o I'Eikhth... Quarter... ..... 515 0 Sixteenth 4 ' . it " Letters, post-puid,idul the Country, wi' waded W.O ly answered, and Orders.fr?tn tb Aeutitta..qe, pun'ctualir at- tri Jx : 4 •.< 4 .4 ESTATES FOR SALE. • SOUTi I WALES. CAPITAL FREEi-xoLp ESTATES—RADNORSHIRE. TO BE t'EREMPTORILY SOLD, pnruant to an Order ►if the High Court. of .Chauceryi,n►ade in the Matter of the devised Estates of JOHN PRICE, Esq. deceased, before Stephen , Htrigh, Gentleman, the p.-rson appointed by Edward-Morris, Esq. one of .the Masters of the said Court, to whoM the said Matter stands referred, at the BEAR'S HEAD INN, in NEWTOWN, .in the ,County of- Mqut ,. 'romery, on Monday the 12th, and Tuesday the 13th Days of October, next, 'at 2 o'clock of each Day in the After noon,. IN TWENTY-SIX LOTS, ' lART of the FREEHOLD ESTATES late of JOHN. PRICE E4q.,deceased, of Penyhent, consisting of several Farm and Lauds situate in the several Parishes of Llanviliangel Rilydithon ; L4andewy Ystraletinv ; Saint Harmon, Liattlii3ter, 'Nantmell; Llanblidarn Llanhadern Vaur, Llande!gley, and Kevenlys, otherwise Kefenlece, in the County of Radnor; containing in the whole upwards of Three ThOuSand i Seven . Hundred Acres, with the Timber and Wood growing thereon. Printed particulars may he had (gratis) in London, at the said Master's Chambers, in South.Ampton-buildings Chan cery-lane ; and of Messrs. MOredith, Robbins, and Torn. kyns, Soliditors, Lincolus-Inn ; at whose Office Plans of the Estates may be seers : Particulars may also be had of Mr. Evan grans, Solicitor, Rhayader ; 'Mr. Whitcombe, Soli cite r; Kingtou; Mr: Thomas Meredith, Solicitor, Knighton; Mr. Gainers,- Land Surveor, P:estrigue; the place of Sale; the Fleece Inn, Penyileat; .the Wetis, Llandrindad ; the Crown-Inn,- Ludlo%; and the other principal inns in the neighbourhood., . T 0, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1812. FOR RIG 4 01? PET"ERSBUI?CiII .111)1STS. Navy-Of/ice, October I, ISt 2. THE ' , PRINCIPAL - OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS of HIS :114.1"ESTY'S NAVY do herebY give Noticf, That on Thursday, the 15th Instakt, at One o'ctoa, , thcy will be ready to treat leak such Persons as may be willing to Contract for supplyin• his Majeaty's several Duck-Yarrfsc or we!, gne or more of „them; With .1116 A or PETERSBURGII INCII or VIAND MASTS. • A Distiibation of the Masts, and a Form of the Tender, may be sten at this Office. No Tender will be received after One o'clock, on the.,day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for him, attends. Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Naty Board, and signed by tm.to responsible Pers:ons; en gagE4 to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 50001. for the due performance of the Contract. 77i,INSPOR7'-OFI'IC.E.`, . Sept. 28, 1812. T I -11. COMMISSIONERS for conducting His ihr.4.lsTry TRANSPaIitr SERVICE., for taking. Care bf Sick and Ifizounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custiidy of Prisoners of Trar, do herby giee.:Vollte,, that they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 13th October , 1812, to receire sealed .Denders, and treat with suck Persons as may be willing to contract for supplying for Six jgont!is crrtabr, front the. Ist November, 1812, . IZ USCOVAUO SLTGA P., CAROLINA RICE, PEARL BARU r and SAGO. , No Tender Will be received after One o'Clock on the Day Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for him, personally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter from two respectable Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of ,0.300 for the rime performance of the Contract. Further Particulars may be known by applying at this TII,INSPORT-OFFICE, September V 9, 181'2. HE COMMISSIONERS for . conducting His 211,Y.IESTY'S TiteIVSPORT SERVICE for taking Tare of Sick and Wounded ,earner, and for the. Care and Custody of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, that they will he ready at this Ogee, on' Wednesday, the 14th October, -181. i, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Pirsons as !nay be willing to Contract for Supplying, for Twelve Months certain, FLANNEL and; F,,1.4.NN E L DR S for Sic/ and Wounded Seamen quif Sick Prisoners of War. No Tender will be received after • (Me o'clock on the Day of Treaty, ner any Noticed, unless the Pearty,or an Agent for him, SC-rsonally attend.' Each Tender must lec aeco.npanied by a Letter from two respectable Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person ten.'ering" , in the Sum of 3001. for the' due Perforniance 6 0 * the Contract. Farther Particulars maybe known by app:ying at this Ofce, and samples scan at the StorekeeperrGeneral's, Dake,w'rect, Tresfiniiater. BUCKLANO NEWTON, DORSEF. • -TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,- • . . At the King s Ardis Inn, hi Dorchester, Oa. Tuesday, the 27th of October net, at Three o'Clock in • - - the Afternoon, ~ . . IN TWO LOTS, _ _ .. . . . . On such Conditions as shall be then and there. produced, The FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of the following EiiT.IfES LOT I. ALL that the KANOR and LORDSMP, or ierinted Manor and Lordship; of ARM ES WE LE, and the capital MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, and FARM, called ARM ES WELL FARM, With the APpiartcnances, citrate, lying and beinL.; in the Pati4h of AUCKI. O AND.NL'A I'ON, in the County of Dorset, now in the tenure or occupation of Thomas Cross, as thereof, consisting of a good Farm House, Otit-house.f, Tia•ens, Stabies, and other necessary and con- . venient Buildings, a Garden and Orchard, well stocked with Trees, and about Four Hundred and Seventy Acres. of ..rich Meadow, .Arable; Pasture,. and Coppice Land. LOT IL All that other lIESSUAGE, TENEMENT and FARM, wkh the Appurtenances, caIIedKNONKE otherwise KNO4KES FARM, situ.te, lying, and being in the said Parish of BILICKLAM) NEWTON, now' also in the:occupa tion- of the said Thomas Cross, as Tenant 'thereof, .consisting of a good Farm-house antl . Gardai,"Stables, and convenient Out-houses, and Seventy-two Acres of excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Laud. _ _ These Estates are Situate in a Sporting Country on the. Bo rders of the fertile' Vale of Blacinnoore, about Ten Miles from Dorchester, Eight: frum Sher4orne, .r o ur from Cerne; and abound with Coppices - and thle Oak, Ash, and Elm The Tenant's Lease expires at Lady Day, 1818, and at the other usual and customary times of quitting .Estates in those parts. GrZ''' The Purchaser will be entitled to the Rents and Pro fits from Lady Day, 1813. I' s * For a View of the Premises apply to the Tenant, and for printed Particulars of the Estates, at the Office of Mr. F. OAKLEY, of Dorchester, Attorney at Law; at the Auctioneer's; the Farm Flou at 4rmeswell; at the Principal Inns and Li braries in the Towns of Sherbornt., Shaft,sbury, Bridport, Blandford, Saliihury, and Exeter, and at Messrs, PElasoNs, Solicitors, Pump-court, Temple, London. LARGE ADVOWSON, WARWICKSIIIRE. SOON WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ..In Lontl3n, (unless preripuAly disposed of by Private Contracii, - - THE ADVOWSON of SOLIHULL, • nearly midway between Birmingham and Warwicii ; consisting': of an excellent Parsonage Hoo4e, and abOut Eighty-eight Acres, of. Rich •Gh it; Land, and the TITHES belonging to the Rectory of the l'arish, which Contains upwards of Eleven Thou es ACres, together of the estimated yearly value of between Two and Three Thousand Pounds; the present.ln cumbent aged about 56 years., , Printed Particulars may soon he had, at the Auction Mart; of Thomas Ryder, Esq. Lincoln's4an ; of Messrs: Richard son and Co. No. 7, Lincoln's 'lnn 'Fields '; of Joseph Hard ing, Esq. Solihull; of Thomas Flu it, Esq. Stratiorl ent Avon ; and of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salis bury, who will treat by private contract. BY THE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PAA ENT. GODBOLD's•VF.GETABLE BALSAM FOR COUGIIS, CONSUMPTI4thiS, AND ASTEIMAS. THIS Medicine has now been established for nearty thirty.years, and is allowed,drorn a consultation of many- eminent Physicians, • to„ be the only'efficacious re. nieuy to be depended Upon for curing . the above; complaints, upwards of. to,oob manuscript cetrificates of .surprising cures, from the greatest respe6tabiiity; may be seen at the Proprietors, as under, and with such a noble anddistinguish ed patronage, as no other 'Medicine has ever been honoured with. This , Medicine iras never been known to fail when taken on the first 'attack, on which account the. fullowing Nobility recommends it to be kept in all Families:— . . The Most - Noble the Marquis 41 Lothian ; the, flight icon. Viscount Dudley and • Ward, tile Right Hon. Lords gacdo nald, Grantley, Fortescue,.and AloiOir.l, the Right Hon, late Viscountess Du.lley and Ward, Dowagers Grantley, Falmouth, and. Fortescue, Lady Apnreece • Sirs Fiancis 13 lake, Edwatd Newnham, John Coghill, and George ,A rm. strong, Batts. 4 - Generals Doyle and ihouly ; Colonels i3aker, l)ebatli, Lenox,,S4c. . . - . N. 8.. Advice gratis every day (Sundays excepted) at No. 3, Blooinsbury-square, from Eleven till One ; where - the certificates may be seen, and the Medicine had, Wholesale and retail ; likewise retail at every piincipal Medicine ..Ware house in the Kingd6m, where a Treatise may he had.. RHEUMATISAIS, PALSIES, and GOUTY AI.FL Cl lONS, with their usual concomitants, Spasm, or flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and .gene rai Debility (originating in whatever - Worse), are relieved and trequently cured by WHITEHEAD'S ESSENCE of MU IT Alt b P! L LS. aft* every other means hail. failed. The FLUID ESSENCE of &lUSTA RD (used with the Pills in those complaints where irecessary) is perhaps the most aaive, penarating, and efledival remedy in the world, generally Luring the severest SP t , AI NS and - BRUISES, in less than half the time usually taken by opotteldOc, Argue.. .busade, or any other Lbtiment or Embrocation ; and if used immediately after any accident, it Prevents the•part turriing black. WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE is equally effi• cacirms tor all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, li'reakings out on the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed E!.:es, Sore Heads, !Intl Scorbutic Humours of every description. Prepared ,only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. is, Greek street, Soho, London. The \ Essence and Pills at 2s. 9d, each.; the Cerate at is. rid. arid 2s. 9cl. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. , *„* The genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name B. 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Bvo. 41. 3s. boards. A Politival Index to the Histories of Great Britain and Ire land ; or, a complete Register of the Hereditary Honours, Public Offices, arid Persons in 014ce, to tile pressut time ; in 3 vole. am price 11„ 11s. )* ." S ' .1 r•••• • \*N. ) 511 [PRICE SIXMNCE-IYALITENNY. 'ENERAL ELEC LION. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT LIVERY a L(IN;)0 GENTLEMEN, ' • - I TAVING been enkagerl twenty-seven years it -81- your service as a Magistrate, in the course of whicl I have had the honour of enjoying your confidence as you; Representative in five successive Parliaments, - it cannot ha' be highly satisfactory to me, to lie able solemnly to declare that I have never swerved from a rigid adherence _to_thosi principles: Which first entitled me to your notice, and whict are already too well known, and have bcnri too often public]: and Practically evinced, tc) require any repetition ; I feel however s that it is a duty which I owe to you, in solicitiok your sty ort to return n.e to Parliament for the sixth tih:e to avow, that I posses the same unalterable attachment to the Sovereign, the Laws, and the Constitution, the same zealous devotion to the real interests of the_country; and the same. ardent desire to .. proiuote the welfare, and protect thi rights and privileges, oflhis . great eity- and my constituents, which I originally professed, as the bads of nay pretension, to your favour, and with the iittportance of - which my - mind i: indelibly impreswd. My public conduct having always beset candid and sincere ; I can safely lay soy hand on my, heart, and assert, that it has been equally conscientious, Upon the firm ground, therefore, of consistency, and inunutaure publio principles, I venture again to reques,t your suErages .at 414 ensuing Election. I liave t►_ze honour to be, Gentlemen, • . . Your much obliged, faithful, and devoted humble Servant, WM. CURTLS. Old South-Sea House, Oct. 1, 1312. , Si, William Curtis'i Committee sit daily . at the Old South• Sea House, where any communication will be thauk.l'ui'.y re. ceivea. To the INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the C[T of VENTRY, RESIDENT iu LONDON. GEN7'IAINILIC, AVING understood that Wm. Mills, Esq one of your late Representatives, has signified his in , tention not to offer himself as a Candidate for the honour o representing you in Parliament, and having rectived . highl] flattering assurances of support, from a great body. nf the In , dependent' Freemen, I beg to solicit the honour of your suf frages and support at the next Election. . As it Native of the City off' Coventry, I feel deeply interestei in its welfare, avid having no motive or 'object at heart but the good of my Country, unconnected with party or privat4 vit.vo, it is my firm resoluticn to verve you 'faithfully, should I Aare the honour to be elected, and I can only do this os the ground: of honest independence. I hare.the honour to be, • Gentlemen, our most faitLful obedient Servant, . „ JOSEPH BUTTERWORTH. The Freemen :n ,vhetner resident in London, or al a distance, are respectfully informed Mr. Butterworth's Corer mince arc sitting daily at No. 5, Raven Row, tpitalfields, where all information will be afforded as to the arne anti manner of going to the place of Poll. The Poll will cOnnorace on Monday next. Fleet-street, London, Oct. l, 1812. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. and - FREEHOLDERS ol the COMSTY of 'DORSET. GENTLEMEN, very deep affliction I experienced a fees days ago, in th t e unexpected death of - my only Daughter, will, I mu confident, be considered by my worthy and loci .tried Friends, the FREEHOLDERS of this County, as ai allowable excuse for my application to you by • a printec Address. During the long period of Two and Twenty Years, that have had,. the honour of representing. you in Parliament, haje never been, actuated, but by a steady attention to you Interests, and to the generrl welfare of our Country, without any view to personal advantage. The honour of represent ing so respectable a County, and of possessing the appro. bation of my Constituents, have been the great objects o . my ambition. These Principlts, fixed on my Mind, shall eve] gover►l my conduct whilst I continue in a public station. - - - . •It lis necessary for me now explicitly to declare the line mean to pursue. The ntimbei• of my Friends who suppor the two Honourable Oentlemen, "Mr. Portman, and Mr Bankes, who are again my Competitors, being • so near': equal, there is nu system I can'properly adopt, but that o neutrality. I. pledge myself therefore to you once more most solemnly and most unequivocally to adhere strictly t% to that neutrality which I have always most W011:4111 obserre d. I`7.ti all ,remember„Gentlemen, as I do, the reports whiol the zeal of some persons caused to be circulated at the ha Election, of- my 'haring departed from my enp,-agement, an( haring, joined. Mr. Bankes.. TOtallY unfounded as these re ports were, e:y efforts at the moment to repel . them were c little avail. The effect they produced, was a les3 of the Vote of some hundreds of those who. had been my Friends at th preceding Election, but who at the second Election gay. their suffrages to Mr. Portman alone—a measure which email be of 110 utility to him (the real contest being acknowledge( .to zest between himself and Mr. Bankes) though production of yery considerable chsapPointment and injury to me. ..Encouraged by the flattering expressions and assurances of those same Friends, when I waited upon them individuall: soon after that Election, I am fully persuaded that they 17;,:t1 ,give no credit in future to insinuations equally injuripus to m] interest aii3 to my character ;, and that they will nut suppose me capable of deviating from the solemn declaration I ne repeat ;to yon, of the most strict neutrali'y on my part Under this impression, I look forward with sanguine hope( to that kind support at your hands, which mast eusare /.0 success. I have the Lonour to be, Gentlemen, With the utmost gratitude, respect, art! eeteem, Your ever faithful awl 41.:igail humble Servant, WILLIAM PI if .g.iiagstex, Sept. 20, , IS 12. 4 Milli/ \v N icuoi. 4'w_8, 440 .4, 4 -.---- v --„,.. ~..„ , ..,„,,, 4 ; L.:7--- -___ _ i k a i ß V t' ' 4 'oilia. % , I hit ~~