The Sun. — London, England, 1814-11-05 00:00:00

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'• - - t tlifs hATIte ii(y.:Bl, covw.re44RD-"'• -• . , tksi4- • i 0 r11 ,_5r.. , ,, r Ne EVENING, Nov,. 5,, will Q; qTeci ti,Tts•)),etl '' 7 lU '' " - ~,; A i ., r ts ar, .... ~ Lllis ctESAR: • , ~.. Hamer '.t4rittt ;re. Atto•aritry.,LAerrtn ; C/etavi r us crs s ar,,. s ir l .. , / .._III Murray ; 1 4 1),, i ellal - )1 e c.ii -2 ' 1 ;P : ; Y . O . : r i l.' ('; c;t, 'NIT.: Faw_ 4. "i , M t ' B: ' : us ' r. Deems:' 'Mr " Abbott; Cal" Iss 6,1, . • arTnore ; ,.. • , . .••••• T o \ ''''in ; "Porcra',' Mrs: itetta - tt: • - 10,►Sli ' h id) will be achreitthel3urtetta of !.... to, ) tt 41 1. t ill ( l, r ' Xorr-is i . ",1 1 .,?,i1 1 0 5 ,M r . -Siricli s - ; Fart, NT r• l k - 7,t . 1i t); ;;VI r. Li stian. - - .Mr4.i5.,...4r5.....14,..5 . .t0n...; : ....Dap . yne ?. - NII i, l l!t p ub i i pa , Mis" - Sliittlieiii4. . ~t xi ic °Neill be l, are resperffolly irifor.med,tb, • • • r . c,: _, y Ap:til/, it"aracter of Isabela with a success pe t ..t . l . ~ 4 1 , 4 10 10 r tf1e r11,)% 1 1. .e , will vep.eat, •tYat character on ever Fri ay, IN ° lay, i l • ' • :Hiss . VNeill ; i; v kli g ! 1..1 z . v. ozneo• and' 'Xitliet : . Juliet, Fortune 12X. r : 1 .0t.; 1„g.'7,-..-011' Tuesday, Tbe W i r l ( ( '-i i n • It e d n es.• Oli,il!e pre;eW::.!uble; with- Blue Bvini— } On 'Thurs kt.h),„4 o : Bel vi dera, Miss 9 Ne . ' ,• ,e ; „ ii h Ti.. tt .4‘,ariz;irE Irieur:' Oc.larin, Mr. Kt . haol . . ,a _or( AL t ll 6,, 4-I n - Friday, Isabella; with Rftl . l ' ' 4 . 1 ) ekliel'erfortned, f'or . the first time, a ConneOpeou, .d dohn of aris: TAT 1 ., l , ) L 1.40 1. - 1•.1-, b br - . 1 1 ` . . 11 0 ,I tY o f 8 , 000 060 TICKETS. All 4wn ill NE— / DAY, 30th I NQVILMBEB., 1814. SCI-TENIE. - • 4 . .''• • , • ..... • • L:16,000 are. L.32,n00 ''• '• • ... •'.• • • .. • • 3,000 6,000 4,000 tQ'•- 4 ,000 C' l. ' ' • '.. '-' ''' • 1, 000 3,000 .. , • •• • • . 4 500 • - . - .... :300 t k:'".• ''''.* ... '.. 269.. ' - . -2,000 1 40 ' . ' ...• •' • 1,200 S .• .••• ' ' • • • 100 • ~. . ••• , l,OOO 25 l,OOO X4 :l 4tl' •s , • 1G • - 24,n00 I,lSt.t.Tf:kand Si L. 50,000 . 's and t• t,S arc -sellingßDSON . , Corner ° ;•` - '' ) lltrietors for the Lottery; at their ti Coruliiii, and facing '41:14g-cross. e : • 4 ., LA. A -- •_. r....i _, ` ~ WAREHOUSING AND BONDING sys. - rpi. lIE I COMMITTEE of AIE R CHANTS ap pointed'at the •GEiIi . AI:MEETING held oti the. 11th Deto6er - , give .NotiCe; that mithuisday• the inthNor. lastant - v.there with , be a,gENERAL MEtIING, of MER CHANTS and OTHERS.at the: CITY of : LONpON TAVERN, gf 12 o'Clock,,to receive the REPORT of the COMMITTEE of their laic: INTERVIEW with iris MAJES TY'S Mrt , IISTERS . ,-and•to take into consideration Wrlatlitay be-further conducive to theattainment - of Objects so eisen. , tially important to the • Genexal Copia:el - cc - of. the Country. . London, Nov. CIJARI.ES PRICE, Chairman. 1 : ; - : • *:,"Ttle Chair will betaken at One o'Cloek, preciely. . . . EXCITEQUEn - BILL OFFICE; Nov: 3, 1614. All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Nfotith of October; • Aids, 1813, 53 Geo. 111. Cap. 42. Vote 0f.Credit,,L.5,009,000. ....... 161. • TO BE PAID OFF. . . . 91111 E. - LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS Ir.A.JEsTY's TREASURY having given - directions for paying off the - Principal of the above-mentioned EXCHE QUER.BILLS with the interest tine 'thereon; at the Ex cb Bill gitice in the Receipt of I , .xeliequer, New Pa lace-yard, Westminster, on Tuesday, the 22d day of November Attendance' will be given daily, 'itindays and Nolidqfex cepted) until, and including Wednesday, the • lath Instant, from ten o'clock in the morning, till one in the after noon,.for the purpose of receiving the sanic;„ and, for the greater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bills are desired to place each description of Bills in separate Lists (which are to be obtained - at this office) clasSing then; in tfi: Order of their ruspective dates, such as are for.,the same Amount .being numerically ,arranged, and specifying the princip.alsums and interest due thereon, computed from, but eNcluding the days on which they are respectively dated, to the said 22d day of NOvernher inclusive, when the interest will cease . ; and the . said bearers (being holdp or not) -are indispensably ,re quired_to'indorse each Biii . w}th their usual - signatures.; and to write their names .and residence at the bottom of each separate List ; and they are moreover required to attend the ExcheqUer Bill Office ,for payment, and to receive the neW Bills, and give the Receipts for the same. Hang of tilt holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de sirous of receiving payment of the principal and interest, previous to the Said 22d day of November, they may be accoM modated on computing the interest to the day on which they wish to be' paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. Stich persons as may be desirous of having new Exchequer Bills in whole or in part of pa . yment of' printipal, upon marking new Bills., and mentioning the amount at the bottom of their Lists, delivered_ on or before the Kith Instant, may be accommodated with new Bills, carrying an In terest of three pence hall-penny by the day; on every one hundred pounds; - which said newßills-will heat' date- the said 22d day of Novemlier, -and will ba delivered, together with the interest, duein. respect of the }3ills .so desired to be ex changed, on I:dnesday, the 23d day of Noreinber, and the following days. • N.B. All Exchequerlls dated prior to October, 1813, have been advertised to be paid off, and the Interest thereon has ceased. To THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. HoXOURED SIR, - .Edinburgh, March•lB. • BFIG leave,to inform you, that ever-since the • year 17RO, I had been afflicted with the Lees Vencrea which,.from its obstinately , reVOctingevety coutse of medicine Prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un-. dergoing - several'ievere elmarses'Of salivation, and twice dis-, charged from the.ljospit!tl..with,little.relief, would appear to be•bf the most in-,:elerate nature. In the spring of fast year mydisprder had:got:tolsveli a head, as 4rearly to puts period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head., due - on eadiarth; hdd my'legs: broke out in a frightful taann.or; my right.s dreadfully painful,. and had been in a state of , jilteration 'for theisst seven years ; my left had also two.latgemollos on it, was, verrtnech.discoloured, and gave sue such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in had, as nearly to deprive Me .4,f rest; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. .1. Thompson, (who received so. great a cnre by them here),•totake 'Votir . Lealte's Patent Pills, • Vebich,l began.to do on the with, of May.; in the course of a fOrtinght I began to receive In , :nekt—iii little more' than a •month the ulcers on my-head and arms wore soundly healed—• soon after; the sores on T i ny legs healed also; leaving, how ever; considerable - discolonnition inthe skin, arid pain in the . ' 'Nine of the left, which, by the blessing of God,. and a little 'longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, snlosided ; ' the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural line, and 1 . the nocturnal pains gradually going off—l thus became, by your-libertl advice.aatt_the,dichte, perfectly- free from, all my former complaints—live recovered my former spirits and strength ' 'and any becomejolly and fat; in which state having continued many moths to the astonishment of all who knew, irk, I ani 'at 'a loss in what terms 1 - . • is express soy gratitude, but heg,yett,,for, - .the good other suffering mortals, to snake this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa sion; in•ser &Ling yOu will greatly oblige,. • . Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, •• • • -•" ALEX. MURKILIt. Swasn's Clon, • Iligh-street, Edinburgh. • ... • .. • • • • . • Witnesses to the above cure:— John Thompson; 3, N...v Poultry Market, Relinhurgl..; John 'l`Ji4to,s4i, Ohl Assembly Close Edinburgh. . . . Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TA Y -11,,0R, Member of the Aloyal! College of ,Sufg,ons, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; whine, after a constant residence of more than 33 years; in a practice parti-• coiarly,directedc to-the cum of Venereal Complairts,and.those incidental to the Parts of Generation,. with that inviolable secrecy. which. men of his profiNsion should abvays-observe in such cases, he flatters liirtiself the adviCe and assistance he gratuitously administers td persons taking this Medicine, wilt ,be esteemed ; by a discerning Public, as an advaLtage seldom , attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Also sold; by his appointment, for the convenience of those Living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's. street, Pall-mall ; the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street'; Mr Disborough's, No. 7 ' Fish-street - hill; Mr, Baxter's,„Sonth bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M'Donald, Jeweller, GlasgoW; Callwell's, Dublin ;. and brone person in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. cacti, stamped, and sealed up with fnll'and . plain directions, whereby .persons, of either sex may cure thentselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety.. N. B. Every. Box sold in:Great-Britain is sealed Alp with a stamp, en which, by favour of the Commissioners, is printed, at the Stamp Office—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridg&street-• to imitate which is }:elopy, ,anti all others arc counterfeits. YIC7'UAI,LLVG-OFFICE, Nov. 2, 181 4. F -77 0 I I E CORkISSIONERS for VICTUALLING BistillAjESTYlS NAVYaIo hereby give Notioe, That:: on Thursday, the loth Instant, Abe. Trilliani - llecks;'"their Agent at Portsmouth, will be mead !I to receive 'sealed Ten der4-and treat for One Thousand QUarters ofENGLISH WHEAT (Teighinz 57 pounds per Bushe9, ansleerable . to a SaMple that will be e.i'hibitid at 41s 0:lice; to be dcl4;•ed in One 4lonth, and to 'be paid for by Bills, payable with in terest„Ninety days after date. •No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be ,inserted ire frords at length, Orthat shall lot be delivered before Twelve o'clock on the said Thursala r T, the 10th Instant, nor unless the Person who.mahcs.the Tender, or some: Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. - • • , The Conditions of the - Contract may be seen d the Vie . - tualling-Gffice at• Portsmouth. Ina few Days will he published, - a SeCond Edition, hand somely printedin One Volume, Svo. price 9s. addressed , to those who ask for,Demonstration, A - PRACTICAL EXPO.SiTION of the TEN- Ili DEN - CY and PROCEEDINGS of the BRITISH and FOREIGN. 131131. E SOCIETY. By,the Rev.,ll. H. NORRIS, A.M. Curate of St. John's Chtapel, Hackney, and Chaplain to the Earl of Shaftesbury. Printed for F. C: and 3. Rivingtou, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. In a few Days will be published, in 0144ToLyme, Octavo,' with - large Maps, Plans, Sze: CIRCUMSTANIIIL ACCOUNT .of the cAmt , .-vG . N in RUSSIA, embellished with Plain of • the Battles of Moscow and of Nia.lo.Ta . roSlavitz. ,By EUGENE. LABAUME, • Captain of the Royal Geo g raphical Engineers, Ex - Oihcer of the Ordnance of Prince Eugene, Chevalier of the Legion of Honour, and of the Iron Crown, Author of an Abridged' History of the Republic of Venice.- • Quieque ipse misertima•vidi.-3ENEID, lib. H. N.'B.—This Work has excited - ate! exfraordinary sensation in France. It is not merely a dry narrative of battles, but abounds with the most beautiful deserisions of affecting and interesting - scenes; of Which the Author was an eye-witness ; therefore; Ave presume, it cannot fail to interest all ekisse's of readers. . • . Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18; Strand; and,,Bosange and Masson, Great Marlborough:street. "." . . . . . , . ',, , . , - 1 . . A--. , ,. . ~.. . $ .- ' - It' . . , ~ . ~, 4.- :„ : WILT:1,111 N10T.37.4TA1N, SARACEN'S Hitan The best Accownioilation foraravellers,good BOIS, - • . choice Liquors . , and ineiderate r Charges. . . The following Post Coacbc.4,'AlailCoaches, &c. set out from the Saracen's Head Inn, Stio-W411,11. 4 tITMC O 6I7-FP 6.104 .: P05t Coach, four. W . . . , Insides; every Afternoon, through Doiebester;Bland ford; Salisbury, Andover i-arr'ives' at - Weymouth. ! next day, fire hours before the,,Pnekets sail to Guernsey, Jersey, Cher bourgh; "arid St: Maloe'S"." :From *Cherbtairoi to Paris is a most delightful Road, tlielfei:f and clieitTel=c'elling to Paris. BRIM - I - I'ON new eleo-atit• Post Coach; foil? Insides only, every, Morning:at nine o'clock; through3Craivley, Itye , matr, &c. EXETER, 'Plymouth, _Weythouth; • Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, Zew Post Coach every '2,loroing at half Oast Six o'clock, through. Honiton, Axminster, Brid port, i;landfora,.Basingsto,kc, and . . BOSTON, Spalding, lieterbiirlingb, Stilton and Hunting doci,,new Royal Mail Coach, sets out everYEvening:—Coaches from Roston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. BATIT and )31ISTOL Flying Yost-Coaches; , throngh. Cliippenham, Caine, and - Marlborough, everY''Afteitioenj arriyeAt Mr. May's; the Greyhotindl rin, Bath, arid "the 11,4 p don don-Tavern, Thomas-street, and , i the - Slvati;'Brista, next Mort:ling.—Coaches to Wells, Briclirewater,"Taunton;;&e: LEEDS new. Light Coach, called The Rod:bighorn; sets out every Morning at Eight o'clocV; carries Four Insides and goes•remarkably-easy, with a Guard throughout; Passes through Stamford, Newark, Retford; Dtmealter;.aird Feri•y bridge, to the Golden Non7;l;ceds, next dayat 'Noon. Not withstanding the uncommon Expedition of , this Coach, it : is allowed to be the most' agi ee<clale and eoinfilete - Public Cow veyance ot3 the . North Road, being unequalled. in accommo dati'on by any other. . KENDAL, 'Lancaster, Preston; Kirliyz,tonsdale,' Bolton, Charley, Oimskirk, and Garstang Post-CoadheS, emery After noon, at Five o'clock. Guarded. OLASGOW, - Longtown, GretnaLGreen; '.Dutufries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln,. Canmock, kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, CamperdoWir Coach (Daily) ••• YORK,. NeWcastle and Edinburgh, new Coach, performed wi h Huard throughout, sets out every 'Morning at_half past Six ti clock, Way of Newark,' Retford, T4deasteri Dar lington, Northallerton, Durham, Morpetb, ' and•Jferwiek. Passengers finding themselves fatigued frOm the iength of the journey; inay rest what time they please, and the,npro ceed on witlinnt any . additional •Fare. J. Clark; the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull; Scarborouo4 Whitby; and other places. • • . BRIDGENORTH and Walsal new Post-COaeh, .every Evening. LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to carry four Insides, sets'out, every Morning', through - Lutterwortlf, High Cross, Hinckley, AtherStime, Tamworth, Litchfield, Ullesthorp, Knntsford, Warrington, Northampton, and Dunstable. CARLISLE, Penrith; . and Whitehaven, Post-Coach, goes with Font' Horses, mid a Guard all the. way. , PasseS through Brough, • Appleby, Greatahridge, Welamond, Catterick ; BorOughbridge, Wetherby, Aberford, buncaSter, and Gran"- thain (the nearest way by ,18` Miles), sets out every •Morning, and' perforini the journey with the greatest-facility. Pas sengers detained oh the Road by businesS or pleasure; have '•• the peculiar adVantage of their Seats being secured in the next Coach. WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Moining, at half-past Six o'clock. . - , • CHESTER, Newport, WhitOureb, Tarporley, Nantividr, Northwith, :and Aliddlewich, Yost -Coach, every Erening, as Fire o'clock:. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and farm, new Coach, every Morning;to the GeOrge Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, 4'inslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, airy Afternoon. Guarded. SHREWSBURY,. Wellington and Shitfnii, Post-Coach, the Prince of Wales, to the Britannia, Shrewsbury, every Evening at live o'clock, Guarded.' • SHEFFIELD and ltotherhain PoSt-Coach, called the Rock ingham, every - Morning. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Alresford, and Alton ,Coach, every Evening. BIRMINGHAM 'Mercury Post Coach, with a Guod, sets out every Afternoon, atal reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. Passes . by Oxford; Enston and Shipstune, to the Saracen's Head, Bnll-street, and'Castle Inn, Birthingham. BIRMINGHAM, Warwick, and Leamington, New Post Coach, eve! y Morning: HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and. Doncaster, Post,. Coach, every Morning at half-past .Six o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, Myton7Gate, Hall. HERTFORD Ware, Hoddestion, and, Cheshunt : Coach, very Morning% TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Cciach, Daily, at Half-past Ten, Half-past Two,. Halt-past Four, and Half-past Seven o'clock. ' • • • ••_ WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the ,Ptiblic, that they will. not be account able for any Writing, Parcels, or Luggage, &c. of more than Five Pounds Value, if lost - or damaged, nnlessentered as such and paid for accordingly, 'at 7theS - aracen'sPead Inn, Snow- Hill, Londcw. * 4 * Passengers and Parcels arc booked for all. the above Coaches, at . Hatchett's New White Horse Cellar Coach-Office , Piccadilly; [PRICE THE SUN 'IO.(WIE (No. L X;Xii.) Letter from an..l3)!briishruciat, on hi - s return to Englan-1 from a Jourwy to .11,cdy, in the .)k nth of di,cpe s it 7 514. You' expect to hear • for the thousandth• time a description of the Colyston of St. .reter's„ and of the Campo Vaccino. Well ! you 11 . ai1 „c yet - hater , pleased ; for this time it is of politic:, and of politics the most absurd, the nibst•vulgar., and as a hist feature - of the ridiculous, pomponsly divided into sections. Mons. L'Anglais, who, like those. who visit our Theatre de Vari&es, might very %yell be either from Falaise . or PoritoiSe, makes hut one jump frOin PlVmPutin to PalerMo, and fi:orn Palermo to Naples, He does lOt amuse himself b.). telling us of Vesuvius, or of the laurel of Virgil. Lie drives straight On ti) his . Joachim Napo leon : Murat. ,lie,t3totes, that the Coffee-honse,Po . _ titicians havealared in queStion; whether King frjurat ought to continue to reign, when the Bourbons hare. beef : i.e7otablislied on their, Thrones in the South of Europe. Thisls the aim of Mons. L'Anglais. 'lt is to combat these Ci:ffee-house Politicians that he has traversed the Ocean-and the ' Mediterranean. It is to mend his pen that he has . flown back to:tile banks of the Thames. Mons. L'Anglais is . much more pleased with the Coffee houses of,Paris, than with those of Naples. The most profound discoursers of the' Ca - veau and or the Rotonde, in a word, the true Frenchmen, are all for King Joachity Arapaleon. "fhis cannot, be doubted, since he has heard them pronounce these woe tls ":on . defend Par les acmes et on reconquit par les vertus." ft. must be conceded, aunt these :ate -the , true - Frenchmen who speak such . singular iPrencir.' Might' not Mons. L'Anglais hare been. ab!e': to,.lend them the granumar with which he is 'provided, to••teach them - , how to conjugate the :verb' 'Ci6nTterir . bat we are not writing a diS .conrse upon language ; it iS . simplya lecture Ott publie rights , .... . . • The Author' opens his fit'st section with the liktory of. the military. actions which have: led to , theTresent order of affair's in Naplei. He- prpveS, and •sc'eannOt deny it, -- that King FERDINANb the descendant Of ST. Louis, Of 'HENRI' and. of ,Louts XIV., and,. probably likng bet*er• -to , t3C the--Throne of France occupied by the'. s, his , relalions, than by Aslvocates,- Abbes, or,even by a Corsican General, has - tWiec. leagned'himSell With the Monarchs who•Coalqc l etl.. to stern the revOlutiOnary torrent. Their efforts not having the .desired, success; FEItDINaND retired', as the' Author very elegantly Says; into . his Sicilian Isleir4l. .Here is a.MaA to discover a wonder, that 'Sicily is a Sardinian . •and , It - eland-an Irish island ! -Behold, then, King FERDINAND convic,ted of having had no desire to put himself in the power of a man wino aisassi- - .nated the.. noble and unfortunate Duke-. D'EN ► - GITIEN, a Btitritn - ox . like himself ! But What hap ', i)iness: had Providence reserved for the Neapolitan nation ! She beholds M. Joseph Buonaparte, ar 't•ive from Paris ; who had already, in his station of 'Store-keeper, astonished -the world, by ,dis playing talents worthy of a more extensive theatre. Bunt,. the Kingdom of Naples : soon, became too small for so'great a ruler : seph wishes to ' regenerate Spain,. in spite of 'fine Spaniards ; and M. Joachim Murat, who had begun this regenera tion with grape-shot, had the extraordinary complaisance to accept the little throne yielded to him by his brother-in - -10V. It is then in vu tine of the right of conquest, cries Mons. l'Anglais,, that Kin Mtirat reigns at Na'ples but yOo,,pe'r.- haps, doubt the validity of the right of co'nciite . st.? Well! learn from the. mouth of our Author, that the Herulian Odoade and tine lion:bard Agisulprin:i. - reigned' only in consequence of the same right.— What answer have yon to this ? Beiide3 this, however, Mons. l')ligiais keeps , Ink best argument for the conclusion. " The Sovereigns met at the Congress of Vienna," - saps he, " would never be so ungrateful as tp fake away the Crown of Naples from Joachim -Napo leon, Who in 1814' joined the general Canse''of tb,! Continental Powers." Ind'eed ! nothing' can be more eqmitable than to recompense :in the person of General MURaT, what . one would purish in the person of Ki tale, a Crown front a descendant of ST. Louis, because • . he has constantly put up his prayers; and -taken arms for the defenders of social order,.and to, give that Crown to JOAcium NA - Pm:cc:? because he ceased to - fight for the cause of revOlutiOn, Mich that•cainse was already lost. '" Belle canclusiim; . et digne (le l'excit . .de.'' A fine conclusion worthy of the exordium. We have indeed had to do with a terrible - fellow: His title has at least something imposing in - it ! , ..................:::„...............„ ......" dr, i4g.e ross. . . , To w . 1... . ‘ll E' ' INDIA PLAN:MRS. .. \ ...., I ke ill PI -4(1 IMPORT" . 1 0'. 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