The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-19 00:00:00

' I e • l . )• Orsuch chinse,si Oul,l occur to di , ! :,,,t int'OP tr.) propcse,such a Clause, r! a ) thought it . would be rui,r- ens t.i , ! C o mni,sioners that a provi sion t :iltould exist in the Bills and would propose it, tie should ;rave . no heshatitin in inCading to the propofsitirm. • He then romied to fill tip the blanks in the manner-whicb he had d e .. scribed. Mr. rtitRNETWaS very willing that the manta laCturers should be assisred, but conceived t hat the proposition of the night kiou. -Genthtmln wou ld give too extensive facilit es to speculatrOn. ;vas anxious that th'e 'advantages of the rill Should be confined to the manufacturing int e r e st Luo l if he could frame a clause to that effect, he )sould certainly submit it to the Committee; The CHANCRI,LeII of the Excuinoett declared, that if the Hon. Got tieman were to propose such a- clause, he would certainly oppose it. The ob. ject of granting relief to the maoufatturer 'would not be ontaioed, unless the means were of to the merchant of discharging his debt to the mann fiettner nor Would the proruited measure .benefa those who had been indrdinately speculative. No man would b-.• relieVed by it who could not show by the deposit of the articles, on the security of which the loan wa to be advanced, that ho bud been suc cessful in liii.peculation. Mr. TicaNcv explatned, and contended, that in many cases MUM' the merchant obtained a loan, he would employ but a small part of it in the . payntetit of his debt to 'the manufacturer, and particularly to the small manithaurer, Is had. been urged by an Honourable Gentletrian opposite (Mr. Marryatt), that the capital of the manufacturer was in many 'cases locked up, and that the 'receipt of Exchequer -131114 would eirahl , .: him to manufacture such goo,ts as Were in demand. . Very oitferent, indeed, ap peared to hiro io be the merits of the merchant and the matotfiourer; The merchant having bought good 4 on credit .fruit the manufacturer, sent them to 6outh. America. 11 the speeuhlion proved suc ' crsoul, it, NA/4;i prOfitAild to the specohitor; it ensue cesSiul, the lcsi tell uu the minufacttirer 1 WaS this the chat..t . i:r ttlitiksl to assstal , ce ? Andiyet he was dill, m i ner the proln'ic.td this 'de '. t ,..7ription & Inv!) would' alYiortr . thesteater,part of the s 4 eill huiis thiit were to he iSsUW-L HuslusoN evssiiCii the 13111 ccubilbe better adapt ,i 1 t y tie case: 'The natural course' appeared toinni I bg., to give a pretereoce to those who were particularly oppressed. lit' the tight place, to•gite , . priornY to , - , , ,outts as a Over per,onai sectitity,. and then to some &St:111,110n of goods over others, •• namely kititi,l, mailutat ores, primarily, and'thrall • Colonial produce. In the prelent depreciation of goods in the market, he thought tilie would • ion no risk by advancing seventy-nre'p@r- cent: t: upon them instead ot fifty per cent. - When goods were the seciirity fora loan, hue conceived that the addition of personal set:tinily would lie einbarrasSing: . He repeuied, 0, 4 , by a dv ‘t nelog money in' the tint place to ih o „ e who posi i vs , ,ed the greatest Ci , ,tantity of unsaleable goodS;•the most effectual tact would be given to the parneo the mast deeply distressed ; but that by advanciog money geneially, and without distinction, 'bet a small portion ot it would teach those whomit was essential to teneve, Mr. H. !Tiros tCroN was Of opinion, that the pie amole of the lii t might kectte w hilt was the general i n tention of Padtatnent o n Inc subject, and thus vi . vices as a guide ti the Commisooners. Ida r er . tamly was thAirous that the manufacturers ofOold • be the persons chiefly bunetited by the proposed measure, although he was not lor limiting the ad . *outages of the measure so exclusively to the ma nu (titterers as had been recommended by an Honour able:Gentleman. Mr. HosmssoN explained.' The Cu ANeet Lott .ot s the ExoncUurtit thought any rec4ation in 'the' preamble, of the vie N of Pm . - liamerit, might tend to create dillieelties in the ex ecution of the Limn to be reposed in 'the' COhltilts.. s i uners . Tik; 'C.intuitted would be "aware that among. the Commissiooers whom he h a d name d were several of those Gentlemen who h a d b een most Wive asComtnissioners in 093. On that oc.-. oasion the Coeitnisbionerti had proceeded by framing general questions to which all applicants for relief replied 011 oath, and thus underwent such a severe mutiny, as to rebel many improper applications, He conceived that it would be proper to compel every applicaut to declare for what purpose he want ed assistance; in order that the Commissioners night know they granted money for proper, objsds and lie wits Convinced, that the best ieeurity wh:ch Par liament could have for the proper distribution of t stint of six trillions, was the wisdom and.discretion or the individuals in whotn the power at distribut ing it watt to be vested. Mr, I.`tattNitY repeated hi, anxiety for the little maubtadurer, who, he was persuaded, would not be paid; • or at must, paid but iii part by the seer chant, after the latter bad obtair.cd a loan for that potpose. Great ditheulties would take place also in the due apprerimion of the value of the goods, "were to be pl, clged for the payment of tbu • money borrowed. . • GenoralTaaotaoNAaid, he held in his hand some Resolutions of the Merchants of Liverpool, declare , tury'ut their ton:rd.:on to apply to 'Parliament for the aid of a million. He wit-hed to know wiiether it \ was inteoded to grant art ad4itional million for that purpose, or to allow the Liverpool Merchants to partake of the six tnillioni to ho advanced by the - Jltl4 7 , s g a ith t i s p i nticoy itici,nonLokied byr 1110. Gentlornin, intti tt;dr on .pfirt.pj con duct (if I hel:ofrauissiottefs. in deserted„ obtained grelter , 111,10 ilieir honourable,sz erecy, 'As to the apprt4,etillytt 01 the lion, en tletnan that the merchant puichase the gootm .“t tt'e trytitufacqnrer dypi , Cratect price, such a . ale on the plrt of the In 11{01V:tun:I' WOpid not be •compulsot.y, tn'qlit.,. it tic preferred it, obtain relief nom the Cunlitnihiunt.ti..il the deposit o, his goods. • „, Some explanations took - .plAce between air. Tietnty, Petceval; Zylr. W. Stulth, andAlr, Whitbread, • , In answer 10 a question (row Mr. W. Sum, The: CHANCELLOR 01 . the EXCHNQUER stated, that tie interest on the Exj..hLquer 13111 s to be issued would tie three-ye:let , haitiwony tlq, en (met) 00i. ' • The inoooll W 33 111;11 agretd to ; Us was also a claw.e,hY which it was provrded, that no the EXchequer ()Mee stiould receive addaional fees in consequence of the addnioaal issue ot . Ex chequer Bills. The House was then resumed ; the Report was received, and Ordcred to be taken into further con sideration to»murruw.—The Bill was ordered to he print'cd. Mr. TrELINRY MOM! that theft be htid before the House the Minutes of the evidel cc taken before the Cunimittee on Comme,,cial Creoit. The CHANCELLUIt 01 the Eh.ctic‘tup observed, that having so recently detailed his, objedions to this proposition, he felt it iu ire unnecessary to repeat them. . 11)e motion wastben negatived witilout ENLISTNi 1 . BILL . Lord PALMitttSTON 1110Vcd the, See olla reading Of . the ,11ilitia Inlistment Bill ; having dAl.ired his to tension at propu:nok soh , e materin alterations in the Conirnittee, ur rather on the reLonactlittnent of the Bill. A Tong discussion ensucd, which, rs;as mainlaintd by Mr. G. Varisiitari, I t uid Miiton, Col. Ducker, Lard Pahuerston, Loril Folltstone, and Mr'. I.). Giddy. -On a division, the numbers were declared to be Ftir the second te4ditig Against it Majority. . 2 9 ' 7.11 , ..: Bill was then read ti second time and com mitted pi u fin ma, 'The Report 'urought up, mid the Bill wa-. ordered to be re-colinnitied on Thursday. 'l. l h:+ discussion on the second reading of the .Fo rcl.„ii was, on the suggestion 01 Mr. i;:inkes, adjourned to Thursday. on East India Affairs was post pooed. 'rite other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, awl at I-Wit-past One o'Cloclctbe House ad. purned. •NiAI. Ls. Akßavtu-21)ublin. Duz-1 Malta, i Dublin, z ter totd. PRICE OF STOCKS TUIS DAY Al' TWLI.VII. O'CLOCK. 6S 64 E S N. 504 EM fIUiS U;CigKIL PA:S,.+M AUDJLAit The CITANCEO.OII of the Exoricauttt replied, OM the Merelnuns of Liverpool would enjoy the tbamolidrant:iges 8S any other merchants who appliw cad for relief. • Mr, W. Surrit was persuaded that many mer chants who WQUI4 kg,nrow money ntitivr the 2‘.41,t f or aut avowed purpose, nathety, to pa/ their debts t o 'the I na 111.1fildtlieri, would employ but a purttan of .t ifs t h a t manner, and by way of speculation *Quid port:llo4r with the rest goods tit their present depre ciined valuo , He knew no mode of gutirding against Ifni perversion of the intention of Parliament, but by givink i;oinplete publicity to the applications Wide to the Commissioners. LoNDolv, TORSDAI, MARC/1 19, 1811. 4. , Windsor Castle, March 19, 0311. " His MAJESTY iS in every respect as well as lie I►as been through the hist week." (Signed by five Doaors.) We have in general .conceived it to be our duty to abstain from noticing the insinuations Which have from time to time appeared in some of the Op. pusitiori Pipers respeaing the state of his Ms.: JESTY'S health, because it appeared to us that, upon a subjuct of such great national interest, the public would naturally look for authentic information to the regular Reports of the Physicians, • We cannot, howeVer, avoid adverting to a paragraph which ap peared in a Paper of ye,aerday, Aatiog that the Lord CD 4 iic.:ELLini had 311110t.MCIal to the Pat NCE REGENT, on Sunday morning; that . his MAJESTY was so ill "slut none of the Royal Family could be allowed to visit him. We tccl great pleasure. in being able to OSSU'Ie the public th:u. thi3 .t:iletliqnt is tuifuundcd his. NIAsesTY walLtd on the Terrace cm Sunday, at:. companicd by tlw Duke of Yoe and yesterday, he walked for half :in hour before dinner, with the Dukes of 'YORK rat d CAN/BRIDGE; and afterdinnor, tor two hours and a half, attended only by Getkclal Gmurn. In consequence of. the increase in the price, of Bullion, it has beenfOund necessary' to atlix an ad ditional value to the Dollars now in circulation, they future be uorrent at Five Shillings and Sixpence, each. It tins 'measure bad not been adopted, the Dollars would very soon twvo been withdrawn from 4ireulation, because they were worth.thore, to be sold as Bullion, than the pricer at winch they were current. - , • The Niecting which took plane yesterday in Pal a ce Yard was . ' of the usual tlewription ; the'speochts of the different orators were of course violvnt and in» flantrnatory, and it is hardly necessary ,to add that in such a Meeting the roost period unanimity, pre• vaile4, , DEAL, rfArich down from thc.. , rive: le ship Frietuir, ItALPit, with female coni i.:.t, [ew Stitit it Walei. 'Sail e d the awn/AY fr!gfne with French priscrner3 1r Lit!) ; Ifinalds for oil Boulogne.; and the Cam 'idge E. 14 Ind:arnan for'Port3niouth. Tl:c Ttincuto sloop ci war takes convoy fur Ports outh. PoRTSIIOpTiI, MARCH 18.--. Arrived the Tyrian loop of war fropl Guernsey. Sailed the tio/vei-iile with a convoy for the Downs, and the Wootwich store-ship for Woolwich.- FALMOUTH, MARCH 16.—Sailed the Princess Eli zaleilt packet for Lisbon. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST PATRICK. • . • The Anniversary Din ner o f the above , Society wns held yesterday at the London Taverti - The' iNlar gins at DOW NSHIIIR in the chair. The cloth being removed, " Non Nohis Domine" was sung. " The Kieg" was given with thiee tiipts Once; aifier which '' God Save the King"' wac t sung in full chorus, accompanied by an 'excellent band. "Health, long lifo, and happiness to his Royal Highness .• • the Prince Regent," Was next 'drunk with three iimes three; • and the Glee of " The Prince and Old inaland (and 11'e.! land) for ever ," was pvilornled in a very able maii. tier ; and • • ' " 'the Queen and Royal Family."—" The Duke of Kent, .the Pationuf the lienevolent Society of St. Parrick.“—And " The Army anti Navy,"--were severally given with three times three from the 4.;liair. ond drank Wit:l enthusiasm by ,the company. The next toast was— " Britain', best bujwitik, inspired by the Spirit of the I in n,ort3l Nelson." • Atter this the children supported by the Institut' . entered the room preceded 14 spine of the' Stewards. 'These were surveyed by a list4y intei'est lay every prsOn present, and loud plaudits rtiouni4. ed from ail parts while the procession continued. There were 85 boyi,,and 37 girk. " The Mothrs of St. Patrick," was the nextloaSt•given. After which, The CJsss that sparkles on the. Ward," was sung by Captain Kelly. " Lord Wellington, and the gallant Army he commands,' and success to the glorious struggle in the peninsula," was. here given with unusual applause. 4 "' Britons Strike Home folloWed, after which, t.t. our meritorious the Scots Carotration and Walsh Charity, and pny4perity to al l institutions that enlighten :the ignotant and succour the helpless,' was given and received'- with universal applause. • • • Thanks. were given on this occasion ; - and the Marquis of , Downshire next gave, ":tity City Of London, • and success to t h e trade thereof.;' `This called up. Mr; (late Alderman)' flowcrofti• In the absence ot any Member of f.thu Col pm:l(km of the City of London, who might frave returned thanks for the honour just done them, he, having been formerly a ineinb , r "of•fhaiCorporation, t ed that he might he allowed to assure Aticl.Vloeting, that the City Of Londoii would feel as sincerely grateful, as it was lughly honoured. by cuch' a Mark . •of their esteem And re . ;ard. ,Before - he sat down,- he could, not avoid observing, that th , ,,tevas a' Gen.. tlemati in company, who w3s:at present not much known, but who, it was,.hls hope, - would soon bo. known, who ,bad recently arrived in this - country under the Inypiest auspices Of success—Commodore Howley. , 'the health of Cgrnmodore Rowley" was here drunk with three times three.. • G,turnodore Rowley briefly returned . 4' !t ole iltitantlia," was here called for. . This havit,g been sung, " Vrosperty to the City ut Dublin!" was given as a toast. Mr. Shaw expressed .his gratitude for the honour. thus conferred on the city ot , • ,Mr Sheridan begged a t h ousan d pardons for tres 7 4o passing on the time of the company, but he'trust ed they, would pardon him when they knew "the motive Which impelled .him to rise, He envied the happiness of a late Alderman,. who had had, an opportunity of proposing the, health of a gallant officer whom they were all proud to claim, as an Irishman:—Comtnodore Rowley—(Loud Applauso. Such a subjekit needed no eloquenc e , b ut t h at . !.vhich he had given it, that which came front the heart. Commedore Rowley had returned thanks- for that honour in a few words. It was the reply of a Bri.. tish sailor who dealt more ip dce(ls than in word's They all knew, and what was stilt more, the enemy well know, the thunder of a British sailor did`not li. in hi4,tongue.—lie had digresSed materially fr o n t his main subjea, but be would 'now .come :to- the point. He should be sorry t o h ear t h e ,prosperity ot the City of Ditblin given wit hoot thinking of hint to whom that ciiy was most •indebted. - meant '' the health of the . Right Hatiourat:le Henry .Grat tao."—ln a . SaCietY 'baton()) for it betievolerif purpose; and . tion t which every political feeling, might t , , be eterntlily bitni,he , t, he trosoed he sho u ld not be thought disorderly in expressing a wish 0141 qle:pacriti of Mr. Shaw m i g h t e givh in thy, toast with that of his worthy colleague.. Loud iipplittNe followed, and the toast ;wfis re ! - Ceiyed with opture and entlittslaSlTl, Mr. Shaw returned thanks, after which • ° Mr. Grattan, jun. in the absence ot his hither, returned thanics it) a very neat and impressive : spec:O. Mr. Bainbridge, the Treasurer,, now slated to the compitny t he-several donat ions,which had been made by various PatronS 3f tlte Society. To give the ell lire list would grettly exceed our lim4s. • , The ainotrut ot the colleaion was stated to be 1,401, , • The Marquis. of Downshire proposed- - a The health of the 4ad of Mira, thecxemplary, cent, and,most e fficaeioui'Patiou,orthis Charity," ‘Olich'vvas .druolt with th ree times three; The Marquis of Cansdowne 'th en gave.....u.Th e: health of the Noble t •h: I k' ILM 1 rtITI with thtee times three. 1,19 u It IC HARD_HAR S, - of No. 4, Martlint.court, liovv-altn a t an d pabitialed by WILLIAM ARmlci R SCR 1,14'5, South Moltoti.,streot, Graf vc.ror N LONDUII s printed by I the Suti 3 Orrtett, No. jig, Stroud, where ddvertisements, oriefi paw, & ttlirs , for the z , jr wc..l; c. os 11). Et a cldrlsed. , . ileac Speech. <4 , •,•. , , ',')'' .strwani3 r.lod vice l'rei(Y,ents," !yeN g'" 06 witn ; oriN tintc4 three 'T e ',I-I • i :.";;.41":\::4';:11::4;:;•:1%:::(G'sltit.11"litts:)t)'1:°%t1:11)!:1116'.'e.:4:4'1:C.N4t111.111))III°t:ed*NKEt ::::.'eontlf:r•t'i?l'll'l.'illt:'bst:::' of his lather. .' d:T"e Olee.ef ": GloriousAi)0110" WaS bee 6 4 1 .'lt,k,l* \WItI4.I) the Marquis of I.)uwnshirepoill"''l4',. :I t 'l t. 'be kic<it th of tk,Nllll•cluii et Lantidt"'"''' ti , ° ::t : 1141c(f'.,• '3: OW-i-.,'',1 with three limo thrtc, tilio,,t, %• int }}'..real i:1 1 ,1:11.1:ie. ' . ,_ 1 , 1 it l'i s: L'illitcpais of Lansdowne fClttrilea fiffir?•, .. all ' a l' i t i o e a i\ s 1 1 , a r t c h l 'l e i I h i t t i l'tLha- .iants.da°-nriehillensivSnt6-td4;1:fcl:1:!,„' Society was much indebtecl--`! Elie 14341 , 1 !, i 'i I.sleY."—lie- hoped they would. be -1114",,,,'''''', dtinking.his health with tilie-4 titnes:diru c A '',/, , ,, • Was happy in uniting. -with-that , NO 6l l I'P l ‘",. -- '''. and hand in one cause, 411c,,u,u0,..Ang.,55-lie 4,441,' aVec with him on,other subieels,, - • ,:. ~,,.'iOti. The.. I?eiviill of Ow NoblJ Mg4(ll3iSl,4sar'"7o.4' great Lipphrti , e. ~ To these suceeedett ltirAlo, gil if Lord Charletaiont," ni ‘,‘ ft.r. 144114410'u ,„ several other/persons of- clistin4nell , ",'' D h , c, ,,t,e ', turned thanks in very 114th Sl,o,tetWs,4llul". !, ing broke up shortly aft, :r e leven itt:ellk• t .- ._- - , .4,—,—'-7----:-----....------- S' - 000 • On Sunday the Princeof WALBS'llddgloo4o with the ,Kitqa, dined -wit h , the Quits and F s ,','''. and of half past siX Set off for Lon'')"' • ~,c d Yesterday, at i waive. o'clock, lii' ii.lajeslca';',o the 'retrace at:Windsor; with Duiluils W lL ,,t i p El EBEltnebr, il, s ()Alpo twelve, rtilleei,;3s4l.l PusTA and SOPHIA took an siring on Lang . tile, Great Park. . 6-'l' The tau ECN"alld P. i lICeSSQS ELIZA lISTIIIIn . , 1,1;31-1-i. 1 . 00,k an airing to Ifrogiriore Lodge , 31 ' 0 ,0 the-Gardena. iAs soon as ti:e Princesses ° ..„1, 1 T t sw l a t eit e lireor ll nanc u ittwi k o, o i la s rite.) o .dt i f trmie Y ,deat r iii ) :( ll ).t ic ,,.idl ial,t:didiii:Ci ii:eharet.nKtiliiiilo;gtii)ll:ol;eliiie:rvil,isiii; IKl:yentie.st.NinG.w:;l7icen!aladiterlselt:e)drtvlitueerryDlitcoi kiii:eled,scotircioleattloii 111)iincao,:an'twiel:.;4.0,:gril .oga i n on 1 I ie ll rii `l ll : l l l ' % r t il D' U cil ilui ewiscis.i . 0 1:. : 0 1( , 411,11)1 1 ell : GARTH, and- walhed tilt hall p 3 ,0 1 acteo ,, , QuanN rettiroed trona Froginore :ai l' it -i—ill'o, o'clock, and the Princesses trotn their nogvor; same time.. i'lv:lgl' i\ei:l:l::%al4e)ii.)rejn\sitilieili9lollii.tiitifo::uc7u•htle;a:p,eiloirl:!‘ii,:l I:1 N9ne of the Appoint Ineins, wenn' 13 1`49 Pli)ce,, and sinn4. o'f, &al C.' 'treawly inobletnaileal• . ..' • Captain Fi.isr lias ir HOIYi on i thane, eel Ilia, Bionc,4: - .' ir:g - IR., iti 1 1 I,lu followijag G.-nil...mon , Ifni , their 'e cape from the k'rench CO'. ''''''t filleted at fiarWielt or. Sit Lirdi I . lle 4 llllZiShiptioati of hi,i Majt.st, .iyir. IJiTot,.. l laic TZt-liushipluniti of J..!lelittlisoN, late, Alidnkin siian of :-INIAi, law il,lidsinpniati of the:' El st,ncit, hue IVlidshipman of I -11,11, hce'n in pl'ison lion three to. , \V4I-1-15'S rkuoDts,-14lic lofirt the Vocal Cosneert, under th - di' .ti r ''' 17 V 1.. . r r anti VAC' G:!A N , '' lbP '4 \ l , l e have not room to pat tallati.4 AUGHAN and Mr. V. i.: 4 " , ' the IPosio iii.,The Triii`i,4. , ;t in a 1 ve, • , RA If AAI WaS cu eort,soll ne be sting charmingly. Th e Glee 4 in,' . harmopif.di by 1-I..Annisoti, - ill o a d' VAUGHAN".who.has deiervedly il'en,'",seei," ~j, pule its a Tenor singer, vare " S' 11111 1,41)4 11 10 ple.ising simplicity, anc1,.,';4:.,,. '..iticturint,):•,,#:ool,oo,l by LINDI.I“ on the Vioioncellio; fif',44",o T o 01 sung wit h , great etfot . , 'j file 41 9 ° ''),,,i) "'''': d' with+ the higher ,orders, .liniong w O ' t Vto',,bt EDl3ect:ilills:P‘a':°l:l;ClG:.:l3:l4nlifell. sispolfg"i'll'V:lrEiCrii.hBl:l(:(llll(2°'''ll:;is:l .. - 4 )A. 0 1;4 : 23tc.' &C. .Bre . 4 ' ' '' . . T'l'. d die 0, To-day the Lour, ~MAYoll.'9rdeirc ~ortenl.," Brevi to he continued at i s..r,fri4 , 4 41 ,yt4i It is conildently.rutuoured th4t 3n „ill r o o into, the affairs of New South Willo i a 130.10 , take Pine, wheel the arrest of 00.,.,T 0100 y.w i- , the accumulating expellees ot:1 1 " 0 le . •• Fi'r COtne matter of set iOIIS CollititiergP*' ' ol l° 44 w o ito . ' i' 1 , . Eol,7.la.a.aNtst.---Mr. °aver,' , , 0 411,. / t. day inorniug to gp to filandl.ortilicluiiiiatb!„44s ~diets) in 50 hours fur 9,00 guinc3l: bvertoo,',,,,;so d°11.4.4,1g in the neighbourhood oi . . it 1 00 1 :', I,ii turday afternoon. He went Ow tir o pe,o 3 f i,l4io 1 i.)6 hours, 'and, ..altbough fresh 1 ° - , 1 . 1 ,, coor,,,ri leg were swollen, but he ro d 6° ,, •, 1 1; , ' He continued his 051; to OvOtoo 1 10 to hr ' ;h when he,rei,igned,': lie had 5 6 II" , ...! . • Air ;th'' , II"' , Official °triers are noi,v , given 9 .' too l4 ''' ~ a i et tr ; ° l o l; r : :: ., i t e s g n i x i e l i 4 . e i t i l : ciii:::ivesiethila,ro;;l:x.lt.:vGlci.riesi'iiv:,e:Bbocittili:iiiet).l":l,;:iYie.' :)11),,,::::: jug' Years are to. be n--ssenanled lny ",,,,,,r-'• - • , pret.thling the 'assetnl4 of i , c- , si„ 0.,1 ,p, - •,, , Ns t 0. -* ' ' Aprd,' or sultilregmt!',.,l.l,e,:l.,."), l''.''.lc:r.li":l.°i, ( 1 , ).', . -4 4 1 exercist - .5s to be p,•tt.: , ~. • 1 ' "‘I c')"'fs Its Le ass t ino. . 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