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. E - VsT INDIA 110i!lE, SEPT. 11,1816. (1111-rE comit'dryirtcurotts of the UNIT EI)CONIFANY. of Nituteti,lsrry4 of "ENGLAND `Trading to the F;AST INDIES, do herebrgive N o ot ice, ThatTille QUARTERLY lIENERAL COURT appointed to ty. 40,1 at this tiUqs! on WEDNESDAY, the Wit hin9tarai 1' ottide SpECIAL, for the purpose of layinF bef.tre the Pro prietors, fir their nignohntion, agreeably to the Bye Law, Chapter e, Section 20, t Resolution 'of the Court of three tor:, of the 4th Instant, granting to Major-General the Hon. .4RTI I t S.E,NT LEGER, of the Njatiras Establishment, the Sulu of /:.I t ooo,, on t,he grounds stated therein. i Ttle Paper= relatingto the ease of General Sent Leger, with the required by the 'said Bye Law, are open at this ,Soitst fur the inspection of thelirOPrit•tors. J4NIES COBB, Secrezary. ARMY COST:LNCTS. • - Connuissartits•Chiers Oilier, Great George. street,••Lpetdon, August 77, IBIG.• NOTICE is hereby given to till Persoty.. gle• siruus of Contractinz to supply the following Amides fur the use of t h.. Army, IIItEAD, to Ilk 'Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonmcats, acid ftarriicksiiirs the undermentioned Conittiei and Islands:-..Anglesca, B,?dfofd, Becks (including the Town of liiingerford), Berwicli ! Drecou ? Bucks, Cambridge (including Mermen of Newmarket ), Cardigan, Carmarthen, Carnarcuu, f:kester, Cornwall (including Scilly), Cumberland, Denbigh, Derby, Heron, Dorset; Dutino, Essex, Flint, Glamorgan, Glu'st t r (including the City of Bristol), Hnts, Hereford, Ilirtford, Hunts; Isle of Man, Isle . of Wight, Kent, Lan- Amster, L..lecs!er, Lincoln, Mcrioneth, Middlesex, Montuout h, llontgomery,' Norfolk, NortliamptOn, Northontherlaud, Oxford Pembroke, Radnor, Rutland, tialoii, So menet, Stafford, Suffolk, - Sttrrey, Sussex, Warwick, West. ntoreland, Wilts, Worcester, York, Rodin the several Conn* North Britain. , . ADA.TS, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quar- ' Ices, in the under-mentioned Counties and Islands sea, Bedford, Berwick,' Brecon, Ducks, Cambridge, Ca. di gan, 'Carmarthen, Curnarron, Chester, Cumberland, Den l'i3llo)rrby;pnriram, Flint, Claming -0i Olo7ster, Hereford,' Hertford, Hunts, Leicester, Lincoln, .kleriondh, Mon- In ‘n?Th. 1 % 1011 4:n111NT, Oxford, Pembroke, Kadnor,:ltutland, •tatTord, ‘Nrestrwieehotd, Worcester. . FDRAtir, DA,TS, and STRAW, to his Majesty's Z'avalrY In il a r ra ch s ;'n' ti d O.ITS in Cantonments and' Char_ tern, in the .tinder:nientioned Comities in Sinith Britain Cornwall, Devon, Durset, EsseX, Hants (including the Isle of ‘Vight), Kent, L‘incaster, !`'Ldtllesex, Norfolk, Nnrth,itoptou, Nottinglinn, sieuterset, `4llfolk, Surrey, Sus '4%4, W;ww:cit, Wilts, TOW; ; 01 .- dnitnce 13arraeks at New f.:mit open Toe ; and Oats, in the County of Northumber-* hod, and in the sertlral. Counties in North Britain. Thaythe Delireeies are to commence : on and f:,r the 45th 4 a,Y, of Del ober nrxt ; tbat'i'roposals, in writing, sealed, tip and I ' l ' 4llo 4d 6, Tender for •Nriny Supplies'," will 'he received at this bike - int fir before 'nir sday;the Valli day OfSeptem'ber (hut mm e Will 14 received after if welre o'Clock , Ott that day); And, if sent by Po s t, the postge must be'paid. • Mnst be made separately for ear h Confity and exeept for the Ctlanties cumprisilig North and Sontli 'Wales, all of must be inducted in one Ten 'ter t 4sakr. must thi Sierra{ Conuties in North Britain; And each Proposal must .have the Letter which, is.. an. 94xed to the ,Tinder yruperly tilled up, by Iwo Persons of P.r9ivrly engaging to beconte,,,hognd with the 'Party to ndrriith iu . the susonnt stated. in the printed Particulars fot 16 44 ' . • In'OOrntance of the Contract; and no Proposals will noticed unless ma t h ! on a printed Tender, and the prices espi,.. !c d i„ „4,154 t length; and sliankd it so happen tha . ':tiring the etaitino,Th e e of the Contract no Troops should 4,, stationed or sopplie:l in the County, the *:xpviiee of the Con tract and Ildncl4,trid 'o , e'flrst instinec by the Conti - in:tut . ta`be reintolettii bins lry tite:Coniniisary in Chief. ,• P.arAiptshirs of the Contracts may he bad upon npplication between the hours of Eleven and Five 1 , and 4 ' tte“OliVee of 'Deputy Cautniiiaiy G . eneral Young, gjin biligh-•,:.11, • '*allititi of the Bread and Meal may ht fens 'at this Office. (),. WERS' S ... .. . ~ ... . . . 1.- 1 1 TCY1I'ACIM FSNCE SE for .., s • the s:q3re at Nei•ef,o,' liritatieli, jot. Palpituti,i t i of 'hi 1144 qt :frAyttrthtfr a n, ANnititt; anClTywetit s,, anti Palos. iii the. Slonnicti and Boivgi, ari,iii4 feud, Indigestion and Fla- Sidene. • . • 'tt '. ' • ~_ It corrects Acidity,. warms and giv,s tone to th e St omac h, 114 4 'Otelnili thAt. - IVCitit'filtitY • ;ittd h tir rY 'of' t he' Al i ;hi , which ho my 1,1, 4 , ur wilier iii ik law t ikt re , i , t)g.ci,cgt,T. Tiiis I.tti un / 1,,,,,,:,'4,16 . wiil feeliiikly' under , tits;tf-,-the In•opriet, in Vtrithil,iisoiii•ii to (piscrjtie it. , , ' ' • • , ati, ,;,buies u p and 'retail, at 4s. Cl.i the Bottle, by John u tis4ri., ;t%'arndr-sireet,' Llerkeitwell ; • ant i .',} his appoint -111":44 bir alt.. .Sange.r, 1.7)0, Oxford-street; Mr. Colh, itt, i ni l " - it fti;l4 r hl r.' Ed 'cs4 elf I, 'O4,- St , kilt l'i 'el' u rt:h . yard ; K:'" ts. lintler anti Sons, 4, Chenttside ; Mr.lleyttolds, I,L:, 1 1 ),- streetr Air. Ptasal?, 231, High 1-161!;(iiti ; Mr. flyer „,::l DZ . !, : iicikkipm-tiiit p A.,ll',Johtiplott,-68, C.;struliitt ; Mr. ist,thi, .11,,f..,4, 1 , ) ,„ y,l g at i , • ~.tfr. Colest.torth,V, t 44, %, Inte l:4'a; lie....nrt..Wri<lit ad Hotted!, 2.69, 31orotigh 1 • Nfi. ik)11,01Ot, 1i >• litiv . p r i etor ~,f: petypoht;.'s tiout.speciEc ; .. 4it 11 Verttit6s-Ofi.kAn t ine ' Melliticittel V ? . ' i" TB' fir / • - - ,--- - 7 - 7 1 77 - 7 - 7 • • • h ti ettYLOUB L EVOBAS. o 7 r nr ' inshory-,(plare, (iti•ro4d, fur Ofnaniental 4tid.4siiplostirthle Atipt, 0141 Tar, &c. j i NGAIt I) and HUGH ES resp ' VerfilllY Actitiiii'llt 4 ,- ,l , trcipnitf, Traders, and the, Piltdir in ;coeval, they ,p -1 "- f:6 ,ablitlie4 the Abtove Wai•ks for' the general - ‘tipOy of pi.4,2spi., 4(1, .14nitenelratijg . Pain!, L . ,i 4 , "l'ar, Btu, I, 4p,1 "'atitttited Oil. Turpchtin.., &c. Of the best tldably ' 1 " 14 ; l' tow,eist• **SW*, Prict.it I'4l ru . - Pilots, 'Ts 11 ` 94 ,4 , sm r.,,, t v h :,„, 'W "ter-ti4le•Brices per barrel, whicit at Oil , tint!' 1,. - -.7, A i i i l tind-ts#try - urticle in tlit'.above - litto used by milk,- r S Olt •Plugcrers -builder., Odc. , . , t4e 4 o f i tr i , e ,,,,, abr . , pai,,r, Pc. —lnviiihte . Green, Ihf sn- Ittri qc . ~1 , 1 r it! ," i t''" 014 49 0 1..pti twt. ; ,L , ,qd .• „state, - , :ii(1141, ' ttn e d CM,. 14 1,. J. 1 %. ' ii. ; itcd, 4tot. ; Brooit; :10;;;; Prepared Drying Ott . (i'' ' ''' it " 4 o 4ol 'tti7 440 44 •+ 14 tt vet 4 A }il ,AI . v :Tit cpeittine. "5 3 .4iit. ,J , ,f ..ttkeik. White Lead (coin 448, to 112 , i. lice cwt.; 44: ti ~ u d cval 441 ` , V1)Iteli and rirtialt; itsi:i 'Col'olitOti' dtt tOnli:i:' il l ' A t "roistr 'aright (Axons fite.Vit anitas - ..eurtlem Chaim , etr , tki," :`" , ': l 4 stitri culintr fs•r!iere4 . lll. pars, .weit cakulided for ,lie Lail "titit AV6 - stiodies ' ' 911 4s, Cloartioo Limp CA's, in any quantity nut lest ; " 9 11 )- P" , N,1 0 „ nr,firs44l ; 4s, Aid. J.) .41. Ott. t i n .. ~• T; r./tabyi,9,,,,,,t b,....., situ:tied in a C01111110tili)US irti0,2,1. 111 ,.. C ,_iq ' l tA ilAtditi loot • iietitlenit'it wishibi tit IL K ''''"" ) ". 4o6,l 4ril -will , tind tan easy nueass, in tllcirt, Car ,TONI of othetwise. . .. . l'al# 'Orticri kikgted , . ,or" Post 01 .„.,- .T . "—•., ~. 1 4 •. 1 '''' --;:r. , , i . 4%;::,,.;,... .., „...,' ,',,"•• p . 4 , 4 : 4 , 1 ‘4. --, st' ;', l . s . , r--.. ' ~: I' i • • • f ~ , .', z:, • sr i % I " , , ~, ;,;er ... si. i ‘ ' ~ • r I . ' '• , .• ' ; ` Iti • . ) ..- 1 0 , . a l Z"". '' S -../.. -,.--4 fl • ' ‘- !Y:1, . - ...... 7 4,-.. . t, ( • A. ik--- , - " , .4: :,' , • . a =7..1 . . -a., ) 1 A A/ s -........ ". • ' 4, ''' - . - ...4--__•-• , ..i' ir , i!V ., , ; it 4. * - iii,•.. N - • < •., . ~ . .1.. - 4, ........ . • ' ....r .. .... 1 °A.. , i v . ~ . J il , •: ' 1 . . '. • ' ...... ...-... 4. ~, .. .174) ' •.., t . • . ... 4 ~. , 2 t'. fC•I I . . . . •• • .. - . ' -. ' ' •-• i . : - ' • , , , - , ..., . • • ~.... • SEPTEMBER 12, 18h; FPIttCT SgynNl KSCE. • • -Nsvc ruEsim.v. • Tim very near approach of tile Drawing of the LOT EL intlitees T. 111F.11 once more to ren.ind his;best Friends, the Pohlie, that the STATE LOTTERY be• gni:* on FUESDAY N NIX I', the 17th of histauG The Scheme lia4kdesertea3v met with universal approbinion, as It. contains only 14,000 liekets, yet has Two Prize% of 40,0001. 'l'wo of 80,0001. &c. &c. amounting, in Stork and Money, to 206,7601.; and there , are Two grntlit Fez tares in: the arrangement ; the_lhawings each Day .we to be•equal, i and that the very first Prize taken out of the Wheel shall have 40,0001. additional, consequentlpt may be a Prize of 80;0001.• TICKED+ iod SEIAILES are Selling hr Stock. Broker, 4, COlt FULL, ant J, cHXRING-Gitoss, who sotti One Prize of 30,0001. and 16 other Capitals, in the Last Lottery) also, ' • The First 604001. ever drawn, The Lest 50,0001. ever drawn, The Last 40.0001. ever drawn, ' The Last 30,0301. ever- drawn, Besides Prizes o f 26,0001. 40,4001. 10,0001. 15,0001. 10,0001. acc. &c, too uutu erout for ill%ertiuit. . . This Day was IliktONOtlV -on the ,ItiOtt Honourable It. ,B 171 SEMittIMN ; written to be spoken at I)tury-laic Tbeatre.—Printed for Joint Murray, Albemarle-street. 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The businesS of the day having; been opened by the reading of the Requisition, the High Rada prodneed a letter .from •Mitiot CARTWRIGHT.. in witicti that Gendeman stated himself to be unable to attend the Meeting Wont indisposition, aniert pressed at length his sentimentsnn the subject pf it, The high desired to know if it was the whit tit those he adnressed that it should be read.. Tat- erow.d seetired dispot ! ed to hear the letter, Arbsto Mr. Witt.* sir - having .rearat ked to t b t,u that it was very long, and that it would be pohlithed, therdeclioed,hearing it. Mr..PARKg, came,rorward to nroveshe.first Re- , sOlothio. all the import ance,of the. 54mi :ion-in wilich he then 'stood He considered hi site elf adthessiug the Meeting in the place 01. Major.Cattwright, a man who, like the unbend ing oak, had intrepidly braVeilthe storm for many years, Pad constantly stood tip for. the rights of the peujik, and ;lever deserted. the cause even I l k bell they ilik;mselves had relaxed in their cur , tions. The time ez,is now conic when the•Efec tors of West iniuster.tmist nut only 'speak hot think, singe they were become witnesses, and tune thiin witnesses .of the calamity which had Wien on the land,, and. witich, ovc,rwhelming alike the cultivators tit the soil, the manufacturers, and those who had formerly been triibled to live itt comfort, reduced them to a stateof ataryatioo, or compelled , limn to thatch in companies to the stork.bottsy. 'A he time wirs . coine when it was necessary to act with unanimity. The Allip was becalmed autiover ightvd. At such a time, thOse who wished to preserve the vc5 , ...1 of the State ought to exert themselves in earn St. Thesinecurist might to throw his peusion oierboard, ttilighten ths ship of that demi weight tit leaSt, titol ail ought to combine to restore things to their fornirr state. It was bate now fur the Efcctors' of Westminster, anti the People of Englund, tosdemand that abuses should be corrected, and that the Constitotiou should he res,ored to them. It' they took proper MeaSare% tor doing this, their children would bless them fur their labovirs, as they them3elves had reason to bless their forefathers for their strug gles in; the cause of that liberty which was en Etilishrtian's birth •right. He - coucluden by moving...the First Resolution, which declared the present distress nut to arise 'from the sodden transition Iron) a state of war to state of peace, but from the attempts of a bp rough-mougeting facti o n to undermine the British Collsl is us son, and 10 subject the people to taxation without teprebentation. The Resolution was c;trried'. Mr. Ilutcr it ittts 110tV Hdlllitted on all hands that gieat lustros existed in the country,. end gteat cause of ail,bein.lntained to be the corruption 6 . 1 . . t he /loose ot Ctsntivans. (Applause.) 'flue great immediate eause teas, the long, bloody, and littocceSsary tititr which we had waged against the liber:ies sat all mankind. This had finished by 311 • noretlectoable debt and insup 7 port aide tatat annihilating our co ainterce-- checking our trade—destroying oar - manufactories-, and reducing Mir Topnlation , to-a. state of ttiava t tett. He tidLuieti the glory and honour which virasitaitrwe lour gained by- war,the and di.- !icribed it- to consist i n our laaVing , restored the Bourbons .and torturelo France, - theiPope anti popery to Rome, and Ferdinand thoßeloved and the tlttly. Inquisition • to Spain. The • alliance formed by the Monarchs was ii contetleracy•ot-ty rai►ts ;—ta banditti o 1 . Sovereigns -leaped against rite liberties of their Our forefathers, alter baying driven lite Stuarts from the 'throne of these realms (not content with tutting oil onit• of their heads),' When thee were li;oking for another family to reign over thetit4,liad, oft adopting the House of thielphe, or the House of' Brunswick; as it is called; insisted on their`lioing the Act of Sctilement, by whirls it Was pftkVilled,' that-no person reediting a pension or holding an -office ha tneutately under the Crown, shonld have -a , seat its the House , of Omutions. lie would now ask if that contract between the4Brollittick- tatitily - and the country-had or had not been violated and made null ?..--(Applause, anti - cries of " Yes.") It was known, toed it had been offered' tube proved at the Bar of the. house of' Co:ninon", that 154.torruipt returned ti twijutity - t.f that 1 - lOuSe, and 200,0001, were annually paid out•of the - pockets iti lite people to perions ho • were . Nietnbel s aF it - Thatttirriipt Walpole, had gone to 'work - more -openly than Ilitti,ters slid at - present. Be-gave itiNteinbcr 5001. down at once, or put it midis his pltatr, ul the price nt his vote, at a ca histet :but Pitt and Vox (fur. they were path alike) had ‘ittiptu'ved on this practice, and MAIL: it lottery with the money 'plated to ittclyporpilses, ' They had their 20001. p r i z o i , 5ia,:4,61 in - the' cake Uti• 'Mr; ilpther, %Alma he • last *met them ;---they hind their '40001.• Priers, as he had toltl them en lilt , citicr Poinatoliy r—ahcy had thew Suddl. It! or 11,0001. piixrs, its in the case. or tot! 1.1• , o 1%1 r. Knox I-3nd ti,cy hoil,their 20, 30, 464 38,0001.. pirie.s, as lie ii?id :ilieWn ail' Areeti anti A L" - qui* ot Cattlftell.--Aiter touching on a vuttety fir I„pici lid tiliarged 4.1 i 4h distress which pervatt. eft !be in set otttf terms'. .While 11:4' ..)111V. I' toe tin ttg ut,thitig, the tThicers tit the Navy Ilan hien- dish.;n , k.qt provt , itrit F itt. loci ii ty hod beet) smote tor - tlit; . .', 'fete disnossed hut -flit -n , sA oat tit ialulsitipttieiti li.id e;: difielhirgel) Wit bt)111 subiiitence. M.ory of these lie Ir4d sera work ing for the fatn: e rt, an d p a id fin' churl. lahOtri at the rate of two : and he 6 - ittfar, l 4. stood 'some were :now pieki n4 13:1,1 in Arab, which they had'preterred doing to goitig to workhouse, or the laghteB4. Stich ways the slum: Orin - whiCh those were reduced who had fought our battles, while the widoW , of Mr, Fox, Lady Grenville, - the amiable : Miss Hunt], and Ohl mo. tber Hum), xeceived frir doing 'nothing as much as would coMlortably provide ;(8r those Of 'whorrt he had just spoken, and who had real claims on the Country.— Mete the Speaker was ibteto. rupted by tumult which arose from tha orovhiett 'many persons bud taken their stand being moved .from the trout if th ..tt Istitt, ings - by the eroWd, to the greatAarip °flume, but to. the infinite amusement of a tuat.nrity of t.lto .speciatorSl--11r. Hunt resumed, an d adverting 10 the Petittemwhich it was proposed to' be voted to the • Prinea Regent, proceeded , to set forth the advice which lie thought Lord Castlereagh ought to siffer on the , oecasion, if he had the least regaill for ItiS.own earrasg, or tor his Royal Master's Throne. We cannot follow hint thrOugh thiti part of his .r.peech, which concluded with on the people to assert - their' rights; and with Oil expression of.a (vine that Englishmen Would stilt be fount !Englishmen. The Resolution -wits carried. Mr , Wat.tua spoke in favour of reducing the iaterest on the'Nattonal Debt. He co.:eluded by moving a Rest:A - idiom, which set forth the advan tages Of 8,11 411114111 Parlianient. This Resolution ante several °Ebert were %Ilea agreed to ‘vitirout discuss*. A Petition, founded on the Reso!idiom jiist car ried, Was them . read by Mr. Cleary,- and adopted by the Meeting. Thanki Were voted on the motion of Mr. Adam's to Sir F. litirdett. F. BURDRI`T was much gratified by thfi mark of the favour of his CO it I 1151..11e11.1i, null I►a hoped the feelings which they had manifested rats the subjert tit tlJct pees si tit' Meeting were but at. sample of those which - pet veiled every part of the enipire. The enemy with which they bsd to contend WtiS great and powerftti • —was deeply entrenched be. hind forms o! Idly, as \veil as behind pointi ut Vay... onets and they coUld not hops to ovei come it indvss thepcople in every other part ot the country carlie to titi , 'lame deteumbintion which the I;;lertws of IVestminster'hltd come to. Nothing cdtitd give them the victory to which they banked forward, but the onion mid firm accord of . every -14nglisli man of whatever denoMination, who did not wish to see the liberties of his' cptintiy trampled on• anti annihilated for ever.'lie contended the only re.; medy for•the 'evil complained of was a Reform of the House of Commons, the practices of hie Lt the Speaker of It.llntl said was %deb ni would hard matte our ancestors' :hair stand On end. lie (Sir F. Burilett) would say more- 7 -they Would not ooy have 'made their - ancestors' 'hair stand on end, but they Would have Matie•ilidr swords leap from theli scabbards; they would, not have endured the con 4 tinuance of theni. '1 hey were then assembled withiniceirchniVedinfirm of fortresses, and , it Wet harttly,spraking ti,gthatively to say; with bayonet* at their throats: Theme were barracks at ilydehaki the military depot at Wiiolw ich, and the lines At Chatham;•.within , but a 7 slibit distance Of cacti other ; and thus in tett y part•of the country thl GoVernment ‘ras seen•stirrotinded with ftirtiessesi and supported by military puivet, Flt cnneurrea with Mr. flunt in the vicW which tioq had taken of the glory we were said to have -ac quired in the late . war. 'First which 'was' called, the i'.iational Debt he teas of opinion ought not to be called the' debt,of the 'netten. • In point of fact. it was the debt of a coritifttlidrough‘monj getinf; Oligarchy, who hati;.long oppressed 6* people, and not that of the country; for be knew.* not what titlit this Oligarchy conic! have to pletigiO, its they lotti' thine all the talent Aiti:utenith of •thei kingthuu to paY luana witie * Wthey . bad thought prodi per to raise in furtherance of •projects heneticiat to them, but not so tii - thc tuition at large.• lie emote - 61mM the general poliey ot this country the war ;' and in the Proceedings wheel, had talteri place in' Fm mince, Spain, - aud ROitie,.he considered - Ragland to be dkgrared, as it appeared our Mitt Object bad been to iii.ort despOtiont. This wms4 cause of the Wail'. The' Woject of our Gtm4 vernment Avai, try support' ileipothOi abroad!-std guard against reform at 'home. The millions wg hull been drained of laid been Spent to prevent 'the country limn being' free. Itt 'Katherine (Ind Pe.. trtichiD, the latter anticrtankAo 'taint • the . pritle of his starvatitirt. He tlid'n _ot - kn't - tw'wkettice it was ,the intentirin Ministerstfttnt men by the'smne teem us; bat 'if they did this, his biter millions of min wiitild not 'starve. Thu* those' in power might one day ii;id tit liteii• cost, as despir:' might loge the sufferers to measures 't votsibly, their nvi.n tlestipetl4), moid it, 'that of others whit theM. in the 'Pia , t o it be had refer' rell„ . • the Lady was u,o(.:k e d hs . deli a* starved& She:-Wai uskett if .4 :le wool‘i like a nieis neat's tongije ?" " 0 yu%, %cry unfelt imbed." " Or would she choose h o ,led !i v . " 4, was to dist 4 she lore(."--" refer be,it antt Mustard C" Lkcit " Vhy, ackeo the e.,ummt .11,, volt SaV to roe mistard with,'.mt the ht-t 0" the'n; time put icuce ot `ihe b fi t: kvidt itiitt out mit the room, tai a way sim,eivhar peop!e were Thoeketi•ttitii the y or the Ttoiv.:l4 ere ..t-oht it , CN*llll.Vel!' fritOir ,; lhat r. tight cit all . Isare. puttee( O r ti , u4 tire actimeOft the . 4 reat stint, oo4ctoktft that- each pArt st Clued , to cheek the !...xpk4rs fit s. ,ti k v utlie When ,site pePpie hYArtt-04$ OttlY • Cf.orio it to e rfui . r..-"