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;do' 10 1 tie ilero o; rro cer jatop ~~~~ e ~~ e 10 °115 /fib 111' orp ior io A 11. ' 31 .0 ;10 ° e° O r tl o. ' $ re o o of t ;t5 . 5001. of di ti° o ld ;te 5- 0 of doe d o proiti% Ofl ~#~ K ~~ r 0 ,i 5 r C C' )e -p 71A• D o i w• a '4 0 ' co'ri. tb 6 <Oll DC , e , , ti soy' I e`.eo Peter on the Cros i icy aubens, wiii be restored C"logne."—(Journal de la Belgique, July 2.) There is a report this morning, which seems fotnirded, that on 'board the frigate which was to con vey Btlonaparte, there had been found to the value of Ante s nearly a milliard in g old, B an k. , jewels, valuable effects, &c. &c. as well as the Plan of a new conspiracy. SAxoxv, JULY end ll .—AbO d t the f this izo nth they expect at Leip s i c an army of 70,000 Russia ns, which wa l r _ s stationed in reserve' near This corps marches in several columns-, A 11 "2 5 JUL Y Burghetsh, th e E ng li s h rtAbaSsador at the Court of Tuscany, arrived here on the 27th of June iron) Naples. Cardinal Caraciola is gone to Naples, to coti= gtatalate his =Majesty in the name of -the Pone. LEG/I °R; JUNE 30. -- Yesterday a fle e t- ,of : an s ant arrived ,bere-' from Naples, w ith 8000 4astrian troops, whiCh landed 'this morning.---. 11 Bianchi, the Commander in Chief, is ex- P t ;ted in a very short time. "4° A. JUL Y 5 . - -Three large transports have : at r ' l Y heels sent ati from England, laden with ail s or t s ns and a mmunition, as a present from the gr'de t ish Government to - our Sovereign._(Journal FrankfOt • t, Jul y 17. BRUSSELS PAPERS. . , LET TI , JULY SO.- 1,0 FRoM THE LOVER RHINE, *'iliri l ittilic ale to Von the following document, It xt ' . '' , l l l ''as not yet been pablislied in ally pape f t . het i i, he always worth attention, thonol its e . 14)4 e Allied ti.e. th % " 4 "e been happily prevented by the Armies. It 's Napoleon's braver y Ph i °ate(' fro in the Palace of Lacken, proclan a 7 and 1,1.1114 d before hand, little imagining that the I ` lll l'assais would get it wet From the press. Plln et.A N/A , ' l "' To Tut itELGIANTS ANT) THE INHA" tur,", -- LI or THE LEFT BANK OF THE RHINE. , The e lathed epijelllerat successes of my elo" . 'ics (I , e : Thy p . I YOu for a moment from my empire. your eeni-r,h,e) uPon a rock in the sea, I heard . fate Plaints Tile God of ' battles has decided the 10„ollui Your beautiful tis e i n g 3 ' ° " ;' you are .11,m-thy to be Frenchmen prOVIIICeS ; Napoleon is t)( ter - 6 4'111488 , join my invincible phalanxes, to Ivho•tuiiiate Ake remainder of these barbarial ; rag e :_ r e Your enemies and 'mine.; they a . „y w ith (I AtellSpair ilt their hearts. the Imperial Palace of Lachen, June 17, 18 , 15._ :, jau t, .(Signed) ~ NAPOLEON. " ri,eimn Emperor. , “tior-G . • vi A ,„ G ener al of the Army. " Count BERTRAND." JULY ln ',* kent has . --. vt'e hear that the Prince 11"rit glvvn the overnment of Brunswick, hick, ,utuoerland, i ) t t, th e in , .. g . ilk, of c inotity, to his Royal ight Brun ness the who will resi H de as- NAVAL NEWS. Satellite ,I)L'''''-•"rH-rat Zur...ir 2'.. Came in Atir'reiv'ed, and tit) . ot tva. froth the West Indies. "w. r. Also 4.44 again, the Pahnouth sloop ()f cutter, two :e4"tived a French brig of war, a c prizes to his .11114"ers, and three Chasse-mal4es' pi 1 and ono.), ;14.1est's ships Rhin, Menelaus' 114" Euro '4l. - Caine in his Majesty's shiPs Fly, Dra la4) 4"1 Rover Sailed his Majesty's ship s it , -till' 14ot, 5ev,,,,,, 1 Wanderer. - •,,, ant .„ Poters,, tv1,,i,,„ ''."l-11'11, JuLy 23.—Arrived,ris surly, and ktil.,:L.• ;tilctl his Majest' v cantle'. and 11 to.tlay hiS Majesty's Burps 'l4 fri,l)!4L t j,,e and Aler sloops of war °i l l tole, Sh"T" ' juLY 3 .Sailed yesterday tlatecOrir,iosne.t—es th"tn and Dist Majesty's ships Ret I . °ll,:eii‘',vianq pione,r, to ostend; Arrived the Thetis JU LY 23.—A" Paelip t _,,, with' a Illai I from Ciottetiburgh. Th e ton (N. C.) to tit,e, Concordia, from Washing , liar I, Was totally lost in coming British All P r • wly of . "ell vessels that fall to the , over the itli s ,. tilt keel (lave to undergo the strictest search trout to the kelson '. . , 'l'llll', DAUPHIN- Th e hif )st - Presents e ra furnisheS Its with evellittistioofn:_he IVlrsexill'aordinary kind. . Political rev° well as that f---, gattles---the Pligltt from -`-,lba'.as a Jezi litha,l°4" paris-- Capture of littonapanelc. Con_ ktinli.', 'ince, and a rebel Aliti,istry, B :c . . , _s al e 11,44 tt_:ie iinderstanding to stich .a degt • ee el k: . (ie_ hi,t,,tis: destroy the faculties to acid, whtch comm t llim tl. n the list of wonders we have who l e f t le 'e is fiow in LOndon a pers°" w ' tt lilee ~ {es abont a month ago, who insists [hat ..o t:e is ac 'tiiS 3 Personage than the insists " i n He aultll,? 1" all accounts died in the Ten,'Peie...o the Ile. ''-5 that he \vas confided to a cotta n--- 1,793; wil l , , litl li 1 erit ot the Ardennes, in the ycar,ea was skibtril"t the hoy 1,1)0 died in the Temp' ,carried e.at lase ilitti ~11!4(1 for him by the persons who litinN,‘.':'' Ile says that he did not make whenhis case it xvz, i l tn Louis XVIII. till last year, ,iDu_ tlittt)t"lne through the rnediiinimf Gene" ' I . ~ 'Tilt : 44 ) t" wlintu be communicated his hist° . )... I,.4nte(4ls2.vie.r of Louis )1,'V.1.11. was, as w.e alelll 1101v,v nee' he should present himself ; which, we %nlit„e ' was not done, for reasons whic h understand 11 '4 Ct enter into at present: We \N, w•, 11 , 4s applied to be admitted to an. inter-,his 4triv4i 1:" the Duchess d'Agouletner,efusisnede, thoujll Act„,,,,1" London; which has been e4,l` 1 the Witlit of such 4tate,,,tY to stipport this most extraordinary _. proof s as are va4 pro t l t , ; which proms, however, he says, rte LI _l. kite when in France. At L " 'r n e c Q ,Z4g.iitl4l}liiiottotrTis livntikryl u t f ir ) , b t ; j a o b t l: s : arafo 7.ter(triii! . . . . THE 5t...7,6ND .DAY DRAWING; TILE GRAND* S FATE LOITEII.V . WILL BE ON THURSDaY NEXT, THE 27th OF JIILY.—WHEEL CONTAINS CAPITAL PRIZES OF ,c.40,a00, p 30,000, BE GINS AT NINE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING PRE CISELY. MAILS, ......-... . ARRIVED-1 France, 1 Hainlinrgii, I Holland, I Flanders, I Gottenburgh, 1 Dublin, 1 Wood ford. DV E--I Lisbon, 1 Hontburgli, 1 Gottenliurgh, 1 HoLand, I Dubiiii, 1 Wa teklurd. , PRICE OF STOCKS Tnis PAY AT - .TWELVE o'CL9CX Bank Stock 4 3 per Cent. lied. i77i 57 India lioncls, 4s. ss. dig. Excheq. Bills, 4s. Is. dis. (Minium, 8T 8 pr. ()minim for Aug. 8,11- 84 pr. Cons. fur account, 57111 peT Cent. Cuns. 57 SGi 4 per Cent. Cons. 7I S per Cent. NOT Ann. 85 Bank L. Ann, 14i 7-16ths • SVGAR.Avermge Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending the 19th day of Jdly, 1315, is Gls. aid. per cwt. \k'ATElt. AT LONDON BRIDGV, TO-I%IOMM. Morithig, 25 minutes after 4. Evening - , 41 minutes alOr 4. THE SUN. !!)Lem Quis DIOERE FALWNI, AUDEAT? LONDON. Pi' 0 ND.IY, JULY 24, BUONAPAR'IT'S ARRIVAL' AT PLYMOUTH. -There is not one - syllable-of truth in the state ments of the Motnz Chronicle, .on the subject of instructions sent to Admiral Ulotn , &c. to convey BuoNAriinTE to Sr. Ileleua;---'• so that (as the sagacious Editor discovers) lie will, not be brought to Englund at all." - • Uu the contrary, we have to - announce to the Public, THAT THE BELLEROPHON MAY BE. EXPECTED TO ARRIVE AT PLYMOUTH THIS DAYIVITH PUONAPA 411.; S.kVARY, L'ALLE\IANDE, AND A SUITE OF PER SONS OF TH SAME STAMP, AMOUNTING IN ALL TO THE NUMBER OF BETWILEN FORTY AN FIFTY: Au Officer, Capt. SARTOHIUS, has arrived this morning at the Admiralty, bringing an account of their Einharkation on board the Bellerophon, on the 15th ; and it is therefore calculated that the Bellerophon will arrive at Plymouth this day. 'What the uhdrior destination of the captive is to be we have not been able to ascertain ; but we triist to the Ministers who have brought the career of this scourge to so glorious an issue, to dispose of his person with equal wisdom and dis- crction. NVe hear that a Cabinet Council has been sum moned, and is now sitting to decide on the proper means to be taken in disposing of this importa- From the great overflow,. of temporary and important matter, we are not 'only co►npelled to exclude all remarks on the news from our columns of this day,'hnt also to postpone the insertion of rmitiy articles intended tor s - publicatiou. We have Pat - is Papers to the 22d. DAvouST : seems, by one account, to have erect ed himself 'into a sort of Military Ruler or King of Fiance, and to have determined on resisting the Royal authority with the forces under his command. With this view he had been joined by SUCHET and VANDAMME, had.destroyet.l the bridge of Amboise, mined that of Tours,. and crossed to the right bank of the Loire higher up, at Cosne, Where it is 'reported he came in con tact With the Allies, a circumstance highly pro bable, as a column of thirty thousand of them bad previously arrived at Nevers, not many miles distant. The Rebels intended to retreat into Burgundy ; but another paragraph asserts, that seeing the hopelessness of their condition, with. Enemies pouring from every quarter to cut them off, DAVOUST bad at last hoisted the White Flag at Olivet. The chief point of political intelligence is very important, if we may depend on its accuracy. It is stated that France is to pay the whole Expellee of thc.prescnt War b) Contributions to be levied in four pars ; that the greater proportion of the Allied Armies will commence the Evacuation of the Country on the 25th August ; that the Boun daries of the Treaty of Paris will still be respect ed ; but that a sufficient Foreign Force will main in the Country so long as circumstances require their presence. W e have gileat pleasure in observing from the Flanders Mail, that Prussia has reclaimed ail the plunder which had been tor❑ front her during the period of Gallic conquest and spoliation, and that the Pa: s Museum is disgorging this portion of its riches, or rather of its disgrace. There have, Been great rejoicings at Brtt's.sels,. and thrnughoilt Flanders, for the capture of • His IN L lajesty's ships Rhin, Menelaus, HavannA, and Ferret, have bad au affiir with some French tiou. iiiitteri6s near hreSt, which opposed tlicir Cap:. taring some vessels in a small harbour that had ttic tri.'-colourcd flag flying: The batteries u`cre attacked by the boats of the above squadron, and; after mach resistance, the ione that protected the French shippiniivas Carried, and our gallant Tars brought off a sloop Of . .war, a cutter; _ t ty o schooners, and three ch.asse-marees. We are stated to hays; had several men killed and wound- ed in this in our last page we.have :commenced the trans.; lation of the Nets of the 'emigress of Vienna, which we shall continue, and if possible conclude to-morrow, to jut the public in possession of a di)curnent which . may . .be considered tio the. grand ()Aline of the final Settlement of Europe. At a late hoar• last night . German Papers to the 18th came to hand, front which WC make the f'ol lowing extracts . . " VIENNA, JULY 7.—Our course of ExChange, which, on the cdth June, was 370, has been improved.. The Arch;. duchess Maria Louisa appears uncommonly cheerful ; it is, however, certain, that she, under any pretext whatever, will not retorts to France, htai•ing given his Majesty the Emperor, before he went to join the army, a solemn promise to this ef . . feet. It is, however, natural that she, as a Mother, and for me•rly Regent of Frau., should wish to see her Soli on the Throne of that Kingdom. On Signing the Act of the Ger man Constitution, the Hanoverian i,'inhassy gave. in a De claration, stating, in signing an act which by no means fulfilled the wishes of the Prince Regent, it was judged proper to •declare that this imperfect was signed because it was thought at any rate letter than node . , and because there was left an opening for- future improvement, and de claring his Ilighoesc's intention, at a future period; to pro pose in the Diet at Frani:Gift such improvements as may con duce to brin g - the Constitution nearer his HighneSs's Wishes and the iilerest of Germany." The Swinger, .Captain BRANCH, arrived on Sa-; itirday at Portsmouth, with dispatches from Ge neral Sir J. ,Lr./TII and Rear-Admiral Sir P. Dca- HAM, announcing the occupation of rite Island of M ar ti n i que by the forces under their cominand_ The. Hun. Mr. BAGOT, AipbaSSadOr to United States of Ame'rica, proceed: to New YOt o i in the Lacedemonian, Captain J.lcti.sori, which es fitting up for his conveyance. Yesterday his loyal Highness the PniNcE RE GENT. heft town for Windsor, and returned to Carlton House in the evening.- The Duke of let town on Slturd Ay morn ing for Windsor, and returned again in the even ing to (limier with the Duchess. Yesterday the LORD CHANcELLott 'had a long audience of the. PRINCE REGENT. Yesterday the Duchess of Yong. attended Di- , vine. Service at /Whitetrall Chapel. The Cabinet Alinidters returned to town.from Sheerness yesterday. Her Royal Highncss 'the Princess CHARLOTTE have town of Wednesday instead of Monday morning for 'Wtltno . uth. She will proceed to Windsor Castle, where she will spend a short time With the ChjEEN tindPkUNCESSES. rl l OEn Wind sor the PaiNcEss will proceed to Salisbury, where she will sleep on ‘Veditesday night, at the Bishop's Palace leave Salisbury on ThUrSday morning., and arrive at Weymouth on the evening -of that day. It is stated, on authority vf letters from Brits , sels, that the King of the NE•hicat.Arrns has created the Duke of• WELLiNGToN, Prince of Waterloo, and conferred on hint the estate ef La Belle Alliance. Nearly the whole of the Commissariat Staff, re cently returned front Canada, is ordered to Bt!tt gium, whence a great portion of them will pro ceed to Paris, to act kv t h the troops immediately under the Duke of IYELLINGToI.v. Yesterday morning the corp's of the City Light H orse vol u nteer s was relieved from the duty of the King's Guard .at the Horse Guards, by a party of the 14th Light . Dragoons, EitzA FcNsaNG.—The following'. notice has been left at our Office, and we insert it, because, as. far as it was possible to ascertain from the re port of the trial, there seemed to be no motive which.could have tempted this wittched creature to cc - 411'111k the horrible eritnp of which she has been convictod ; at the same time, we have a per fect reliance on the justice of those who found the verdict-, and on the most humane considera. Lion of fte case by those whose painful duty it is to act upon it : " In newgate Sell, here I lay, accused of a " crime I hive dot dOne-1 will declare My In " nocence, 'But the Lords -will be done=Pray ," donot deny to Publish this, her death is near " at hand. Signed E " A MAN KILLED BY A DoG.—On Saturday an inquest was held at, the White Raven, in White chapd, on view of the body.of Thomas Spencer. A few days back the deceased was crossing Mile end-road, and a' baker's, boy was Wheeling his truck of bread along the road, assisted by a large' bull-dpg, which was drawing it. The unfortu nate man no sooner came near the truck, than the dog seized hi m by the coat, null e d him down, tore and lacerated his body instantly in a most dreadful manner, and would have killed him on spot, but for the assistance of several persons who ran towards him on hearing his screams, and who rescued him from his perilous situation, but so much injured that he only survived two days aftFr. The Jury. reprobated the conduct of the owner of the dog in the severest terms, for hiS neglecting either to destroy him or, secure him with a muzile, as it was well known that he was a most ferocious animal, •aud had' bitten several persons before. —Verdict, Accidental Death and a deOdand of fire pounds oil the truck. One ot the lads. of the whip, on the Dover rpad, has obtain e d 'a Sixteenth Of the TWenty Thousand Prize, shar e d bV RICHARDSON and Co. This wig enable hipl to mmtnt the box of comfort, and handle the rihbands with spirit : he says, fortune has been hanging ttt the breeching for some time . ; but, by a little coaxing, he has induced her to touch collar, *foci Asht the go by to those who have been vieering his team, and giving hint their dust. THE NLW ST. HEL. Thellintrig Occidental' who underta • graphical department of the Morning C. fallen into a sttange blunder with resp, Hcle►tx; to hind, 11 says; 13uoN has been tent. J t it', as follows: tQ St. liiAena is otie'entire crick, about t4 l K.'nty 4niles it. cumference,junnensely steep abote the sea, the waves whiCh dash constantly upon it." Right, by the Gdzietteer I and the only:novelty iniltis description is, tbat, being'an island; the waves of the sea dash constantly on St. Helena but our PToLENv proceeds-- "',there i$ only one lauding place at ch7,pel Valley Pay, and this is strongly defended by . batteriett, the 'guns of which 'arL.letel with the sea." which he is right again; sec Caze it4r, ar- ticle aforesaid. " The Island is infesti;d with rats, which commit the mati t dreadful eettructlau ; - Otherwise , it produces corti and fra;t' and abotanas in game. By the possession of the Cmpc - it is no longer virited by our India ships, and but for thiS new tor it would hare fallen into total delay," - . • We imagine the Learned Gentleman is mistaken about the Corn, of which there is teary none grovHtigoti' the Island to feed the Pints he alludes to, • and therefore it must he imported for dick. , hse - , As for the Games neither must the Ex-Emperor trust to hii iend's story on that 'subject, for it is very far from being So abundUnt tts to sui ply a sportsman so fond of. shooting as he is with any thing like arms ement.' IttOreover, ALL India ships touch here on their return from India, , so that the sensible Author of these Sketcl?cs is literally wrong in ail his guesses. Nly . rY)loiltH, Jtult 22. Prcimrations niemaking with all possible haste to fit up the - King's Lodge,. in such a nianner as to be ready for the reception of her Royal,High nog the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES - . in the course.of the ensuin; , ,, week. The lonnur of an intended second visit to this distinguished Water ing Place has been some time mast anxiously anticipated hue., so as to have inii - rroreit this Royal Promenade opposite the Palace in such a complete manner, as to render it wortby the no tice of this beloVed'Princess., To the commendable exertions of Mr. Rodber; M. C. and Mr. Virtue, P. M. are we indebted for this mark of respect, and accommodation to her Royal 1-ligthness, aided by a private subscription of the inhabitants. understand that Captain Usher, R. N. is appointed to the command of the frigate refitting at Portsmouth, ordered to be in attendance 011 this occasion. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. As we have had many application' from our Readers, when they have left town, 'op the sub ject mentioned by a CorteSpondent, who, on Sa turday last, signs himself an Old Subscriber, and as we wish to gratify the taTt e of our friends in general, we shall in future give a brief record of ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. ARRIVALS. The Ear! of Rodcn,at.Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from his seat, Newbury Park; Berk ; Lord Cratiborn,. at his fa ther's, the Marqtabf•tiafislinry's house, in Arlington-street, from Hatfield ; Lord Denbigh, - at Greillon's Hotei, Albe marle-street, from his seat, Newham Paddox, Lutterworth.' DEPARTURES. The Earl and Countess of Aylesbury, for Paris; LOrd Henry Euston, for Thetford, in Norfolk; Hon..'William WalpolO, nit a tour; Lord John Townshend, for Balls-pond, near Hert ford ; Hon. R. Latouche, for Harristown, Ireland ; Hon. Bar tie Bonverie, for Betchworth House, near Dorking, in 'Sur• rey; Mr. George Poeocke, M. P. for HolWood, neat : Bromley, in 'Kent ;• Hon. M rs. Burton, for Ramsgate ; Hon. Mrs. Cape I, for Watford; Lord Lynenock, from Grafton-street, on, to the Diike of Bedford at Wohorn Abbey ; Earl of Ashbut ham, for Ashhumfiain-place, near Battle, in Sussex ; Lord Bolingbroke, for .Lydiard, near Marlborough; the Ladies 'knee, for Wiltshire; Sir Jalin Aubrey, Bart. on a tour; Lady Smith BurgeSss, for Havering Bower, in Essex ; the Marchioness of Salisbury and Lady Georgian;Cecil, for Herts ; Lord and Lady Barnard, for Durham; Sir Geo. Talbot, Bart. 'for Kent; Lord Northanton, on a tour ; the Earl of Ailesbury, for Wilts Lady Elizabeth Whitbread and family, for Osterley, Park; Lady Theodosia Viner, to Brighton ; Lord Ossulston, far Surrey; the Earl and Countess of Darlington and to Ramsgate, ice their way to Paris ; Hon. Mrs. Walpole, for nampton CoUrt Palace; 'P. T. Drake, Esq. M.P. and 'Mrs. Drake, for Bucks; Lord and Lady Anson and family, for , Staffordshire; Lord and Ladv Morpeth, for Yorkshire; Ge neral Coglin, lot\ Wales ; the'Hon. Lindsey Burrel, for Kent; Lord Robert Seymour, for Cheltenham; the Bishop of Due ham, for - Durham; Viscdunt Jocelyn for Paris; the Earl o f Carhampton, , ,for Surrey. , THE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, JULY . 24.—Our Market was but thinly supplied this morning. We received Wheat from' Essex and Kent, fine samples of which in the early part of the morning sold at ati advance of front 3s. to 4s. .per qmirter,. but to- Wards the close the sales hecapie exceedingly dull ; Oats sold. at an advance of 2s. per quarter front this clay week ; Fine Barley and Malt are each Is. per quarter dearer Boiling Peas are dull ; Grey Peas and Tick .13Lian'; each Is. per quarter dearer; in other kinds of Grain no alteration. Foreign Wheat - 495. 675. Fine Grey Pease - 435,. —s. Fine ditto - - - 7tis. —s. Tick Mans - - SOs.)3ss. English Wheat - • '4Bs. Os. Old ditto • - - - 365. 394: Fine ditto - Small Tick-Beans 31s. 41s. nye - - - - '32s. 345. I Old ditto. - - - 445. Fine ditto - - 365. —s Ilarky - - -21 s. 24s Fine ditto - - - 35 5 . 5Gs. GOs. Fiue ditto - - -70 s. WhitePeage (hollers) 38$. 40s. Fine ditto - - 465. —s. Grey - Pcfsst.: - - - 345. 40s. Feed Outs - - - els. 235. Fine ditto - - - sas. 21s. Poland ditto - 2 Is., 235. Fine'ditto - 235. 103 s. Potatoe ditto - 355. •--s.' Rape seed 281. 301. per last Fine Flour -60 s. 655 . ties : nods - • 555. 60s. 24. __ Th i s day's Market was well Sup- Mutton seas cheaper: Vea,ndPtohrekt,raadned, la lal p k r . ice 'f ; he sales in the SMITHFIELD; Jut' d Beasts, and, the Clovershow I :v l a ie s d CG W rl it Si h tl i e ) l l a in i.:l e e l3 ; IfLitnyit.ll:,n,ca7.4r,e,t4d\t dearer; Beef tl,l.aers l ively ; dropped nay and .t:traw fetched last prices. .tlrc g 0 - \i-onicte has tt , tlt" atNittr. 1 afig‘ ( P ecs ties' Jay les t ' till' li'4 V ,Ilica 10 5 u pon V the es' 19 0 '; 56 1 ' 1 016 1 t" oLinj lea ser ky toe°. li s c „lc 0 f ibt ) ‘ l6 i; jogi °. O il' 4.NA. ~ Cif'