The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-02 00:00:00

i liarley.ortet, horiclsm. V\ vac :-- CULlia 11f..1, ,I.IL. on the Colonel's - cheek. He aslted a gettilimatt -that was with him if he had any cash with.htm ? He told him he had nme bill. He borrowed it, and save it to the poor . farmer s hiM he would 43ee hint agiiin soon. The farmer went away, but soon returned ; saying, did his Honour know . what he 'had gt%en him I - fle replied he did know ; forty pounds, The poor fellow offered to return it. The Colonel told him to keep it— he wished it was as flinch nitric. .The man went ilown upon his knees and blessed the COlonel. ...Such a scene I never be.. tore beheld ; 'it subdued every one in the room.— This great man, -in his' common expenses, was within bounds but in his charities and bounties he had no hounds. Indeed I have known Ititnta.have put hitivsellt° serion4 Intnnveniences by hlB getter°• shy ta the poor. He . had a soul c,gableof the towtt -exalted and distinguished : friendship. This brave man has' the proudest triumph that a great. t.oldier 'can boast, in having raised a name, by his eater. tions, his good sense, his cartage, the rettitude of his behaviour, and the benevolence of his heart.— This. grateful country survey with admiration. the -military talents of Culonel Skcrrcit. To the -cuoraikt of General Nt-t:dh.nu and his brave lit. tle army at Arklow, they are entitled. ,to the •everhp,i ins , grafou.h of the;, I tsh nation. But 'yet there 'are tit, monuments of brass or. marblb •CreCted to their Ip , tieor, to denote the transeendant gallantrie4 of the B; iityh and Irish troops at 1t0 , ,s and the tioniutOlo and eternal grAtitude, -of this count!) , they have secured. ftt giving you this information, I comply with , pleastire wilt the wishes of your respectable and valuahle iend ,Mt..l.lanattl, as he me you have' the hest.of tnutives for the inquiry. : Youitave 'I"Py Cont.- ei ther to make use of my name. or the el have lite) llo,nour to I . c:wail:l, Sir, VOW' Cflo6l obttile ISrn.ant, (44)1;(.c VALowiN, ChelbrA College, April t.. F P, tl N teaittent. Mr. MANN is R, 5t.3 FTO 14, judge Atfrocate. 'CHARM:S 'PRLYt:R ACJAINvr MAJOR AtIQIJ , iTUR Nuicrtn:Y k •Assisl'ANT , Q,UARThIi-MASTRR . Cag • I*, Thu NI Jo , Tortliey (lid, on the 2. 6sll day of Ai, u.st, 1010, .end it cii;,,1,11,2e to Alger- Lan,;con, (ilst, Or Sundt Won., (:citerblord !kg: rient 01 foot, in conitlorne;.: of the cvicknce winch had [lett giktlit by Capbbo, ton, lart-ro a 'Board 01 Gvti v ralOthecrN, appoinied inveiligHtot~'l:~jNorthey'6l:ll.lr.ii3ol, %Vinci, wet on the 7th of August, Is to. Cd, Twit Major Northey, Ciit•ltenharn, pa the ir h 01 Oct, 1810, di at 1 ‘.„,, ,:iff e rett,t limo nit 111,11 (1 iy brhate ‘vail tit , ttit to I ovltage tow,adli (~opidal Lit9gll)ll, itll4lditl litt:li CUiltinet irt itliatnowt maistio, uot,r,:,owitit; the ctitsiacicy of Othecn• .and Captati) tpt pr0kX61....t1 t , ) sl.llO hi C1111"i1;,'S. d tete Court to chh,itier th4t thy were th,;160 14! I,;a1 tl r %o:Auttanfiy seled•Kti that no up peartid sts the pr0..c , ,10r at tlitf pmative utiotittion of the Cotion.stider itt chiet. He theu proceeded to Slaw, ['IA two yeirs ago, at Lisboa, tram certain onidom of ivlajor I%«tirt hey, tii.tt be and the other 'Otticerti ut ti.l4 Snit' first Lipp tared cool to him, and at4tiwardti oicri to p.lo hirn it) the greet without no-; t!citl, • Tliet itYDGZ ADvoCATII otrierved, before the pm feculorproQ,e&il #4trthvt, he v,vt3heci .to Ulale hia ob. .jetttort to the be watt proceeding in. "The duner WaS cleared of on 4.l);lrgei hy a Board of G:. nerat Office's oil the 17i h August. The only clurgo 4„:0 1 01 z alb; by the Court WWI the written charge bow, fore them, with winch the prisoner hiut been vrrvet.t, with a copy, on width 1w gave a copy of the wit , neleteot (4) be, subprininvci for deli:rice, which took It way the right to try tiny Ow% but wblit was in writing 41;440 1114,11), A Conit of inquiry was Only is gol t min nunI)CE of togniring whether a"Coart. Mar tiiti should take phice or not one not being or itteret), wits a itmficient reason to SUppoBb the ad viser 4 of the Crown dtd not think a Court-11tati41 riecetibary. Capt. Langton 'then proceeded to state that ife gavo evidehee before a Board of 'Oeueril Qetkers 4,gaintit Mttior Nortbey on the' tOth and 17th of itugast. l'nerlecnitott of Ono Board was made known to him on ate vbitt August, aapaitting - IM ajar 'Notthcy. Oa the evenlog-of the same day he j1,14:3i letter tro,o Major Noillity (which Ile'ad. ihitted to be his' writing), viz. ''Stir,- would hive sent a 'friend to you this evrning far an owl:In:won of your cotititrl, 1,01 uti tiersl4o4,ljog that nu would not be house late irn the evehingjpoitpono it until to,rhu tow town- Ott the inornhig of the he received'ahotiter letter with the waine sitpl3ltue, " That hti triend It out of 'own, but, the moment lie retoi'n ! . , 4 he would sieud him to wait can biar." To the two letters he retu u a written answer. ;raj ,r N,)rthey 3341, he triAil ir6w rccokLll inch lerwi • Capi,tia I.3tlTitt4 then proevecletl to stale tLe sub. mahee tit that letter. 1,44 tuerttioi,etr I,ln hit, Iwo! ) Ott -town th:it oveiiiiig by the th:til—hot ti,(tveare to b tit hAtit! at two o'clock to givo .114,j0r Muthey'o. itt(ittli a hstAltiag. 11e d 'mine t ru e n 1, AO (0 ilia otly inr sva AlJout 4.)1, 0.4 the i iii(od (by, Whhby, 01: the l oiitt ( d. Ni Lt i or Ntathe'y, d with a tiOtt: t),itijot, dui 1),1 (CApf, Lin4loo) wigOt gottsl out of town b ,,, fuv4 . i t ... 01) pwßiblity of ex plaittitig his PCOliit,cl)Vi. I, e wsstttsl. at t hat Itwttitlit pit Cutout. 111- C.lte lite beittialelll3 Oi 14:1)o1' ts:orthey, t3Y he liJttl btit just al nieti iri totivtr., Ile reikicrwd agaht at eight ti'Lktult, with a Jciter 10. 1114 I,ol4)winig .‘ Stu—A' yo'tr most bv, ticqu, - Mlted tif tbe Board ti (:;(netal Officer., who tia“! fititiottratAy acquitted rpe; find Maju "Gdoy has given you np as the autlyiraif the slander agalost me,which you propagated with so nitwit itidostry t ig 4 j oi L tut ., this is to inform you, that I demand sa., tistantion tor yriur conduct, and ain ready to Meet you With a Irietid at any time •or place you appoint." this letter he (Captain Laugton) returned the following answer-- " Stu—Having received your letters, .I. do not think bound to give you the tueetiOg,yoo. desire. I stated nothing when called, uu by the Board, that did not express to you a year and a. half before at Lisbon, whan yon did Clot notice it. The may thing for me is to lay your letter be fo.e General I3rownlow." He then stated, thst, on the. eath, he wrote an other Uwe to Major Northey, stating, -that, on re lied ion, he woili not lay it before General Brown low, but would mat ct tepreseMation to the Adju tinGeneral. On the, saint) day, he held a con versation with the Adjutaiit-General,whieh he com municated to Major Nortley try letter—and•told hint, that the result ot that cunversation Was, a de termination, on his part, not ter give the meet• . ing he required : that he did not look upon his conduct in a More favourable light sittee the Court 01 Inquiry thrm he did before, nod that he was wel come to pursue what measured he pleased. ,. Oa die same evening his servant delivered him a note from Major Noithey; which hunt back unopened. few days afterwards its the country, he received a note addressed to him in a stiange ban.l„ which he opened, and which was to the following arur port : 7 - "f I Imre received your note, and I despise the cott.,, setts as . moch as 'do the person who wrote it. (Signed). " AvousTus NowrnßY:' lo ,ver to several no n t sltom . put by Major Northey to the prosecutor, he said, t',at, he did not redolted -:"Major 'faddy,. before the 2,:itti or 2tith August. had told him, that fnr had given him tt '! as the i,tithor a the repeats in•ejudicial to the coaracs ter of Maio, N-rthey. He was not aware th it any correspondence had passed betsvcen MajOr Tatfdy i befoot his aur t val in town to g.ve et ideine before ti.e Court of Ittrisriry, ales lid convi.rse with Major 'Caddy before the Court sal,. who might haven-len , flatted to him all the circumstances which had ret ceutly: taken► 'place bet%setnn him and Major Nor., they. Major `faddy had informed I.irn, that Major Northey hal called tar 800 tor tin explanation,Aat Portsmouth, in July' 1141 n, and sent coal lenge, which he refused to answer: Major 'friday , ahro, m several cOmmuoicatidius, stared that lie.bsd mentioned him - to Major Northey, a , the author of sonic reports prejudicial to his character. On the, pth of July, Niajor - caddy wrote a letter to him, Which lie did nut weive gold tun months after• wards, it In.ving been directedto wham tie wa , tit this Collotry„ whichinentioned that tie uan , munica:ea Nortfey, that ht. (Capt. tans ton) was the Bellow and citettlator,4 the Cilemiti e4 ag.imst him, That was /sh o ut the loth o: Q, tuber t clued the first charge. sEcttNi.), ' Captain Lanrotto staled, be h:ld lic i t St'elt Major to hey fr.ttri ;lie cia 0 of his liitii:•-10Iftr until the I I It irt Oct, at Citeltithani. A message was delivered him by his servant, at the George Inn, that a Gentletnan & A i l ; .thewn' into a town, he lomat 'it stranger, wfrinr be stuce knew to he Copt. Guthrie,---lie said a f w 'words respetting Major Nro they, when the Major himself entered .the roam. His began by saying; ha ripdersteodoliat he (Captain Lamont) continued to asperse his char Mer. lie aripiered quietly, but in a resolute manner, that ltn (M.jo r N. ithey) must be aware that be was deiertmotal never to hold any coasters ttioo with him.. fie was then retiring from the room; when Major Northey said, " You are a' d—J scoundrel and a rascal."— , He, not being possessed of more that) human for bearance, was protoked to make use of a dtick he 'lad in his hand, which lie bloke over the shoulder') of the Major, and retired from the house. Not having heard any thing ot Major Northey flows that time until .seven o'cloi:k in the eveising, he con cluded he had quitted the town.—ln consequence of an alarming account Of the iline?is Ili one of 'his family,, he engsged a place in a cuach, the next morning, to go to Bath, 'AbOot nine o'clorl In a ; evening, benits .his room, Captain Guthrie visited him, and requested that he would allow him to read a paper, 'in Imo& of Major Nerthey's cha . rader, ip the presence of two tuber persons, who wete• then in wailing.—He answered, he was re= saved to hold 00 c(3lll4llUtlicatioll, directly ur inch with Major Nett hey,--and assured hint'bt was called 'away ~ frotn. Cheltenham by urgent sinesa, , Airr-way connected With that Gentleman.— C eptain Gsufirie then left the: room. About half au roar atterwards 'he went down stairs to the bat of the hetet, 'When Captain Guthrie • again came to him, and:requested that. he wooldallow the p aver to be read. On his retustog a second 'time, Major Northey culla towards hut', surrounded .by six .or seven atOmts, aria made use of some insulting sir d opprobt . "- ► langu:{ge,' witieh it waa'itnotrashle'l ui to reeeller4 prectsely-- 7 but the Word s ".eOward, scoundrel, and rascal," Were repeated.. When he attempted to chastise this insoppottable insolence with a stick, he was-prevented by the personas who surrounded Major Northey. To g - evOral (petitions lint by Major NortheY, Cap- Lu g ton rimiwcred, that he did Mate, to the Aojtornit-(royal, after the Board of Inquoy had that he did not look pe the Major in a more fa. ourable light than - .before..-that he thought his oa ri lanai uod chariOvr involvtA—that he did he ()needy. after, .in -coolormity with that opinion, private conyeisation„ take the opp"lrtnnity of tam ing all tie circtunstancea that he had divulged be- Ink the Board, ;mid which he had repealed to Ma. jor Northey huh/re,. that inquiry took pl a c e . M e dal not recollect of 'having boasted' that he had prevented the triarrilge of Major Northey with Miss Vyse. Quesiipn ley Me ceuaT.----How lortg' after you heard any tforg injurious to the eharatter ot M e o w Nerthey; did yon cease to associate with hin t A. It was toy own oft-etvation, after. I becam e oatinted tui li hirn to :1800 ; but as they were v stispi(aolis of tny own, I did uot think I last! grOundlo avoid ttis tfetiety. do not rdeellett having heard reports prejudicial to his character, until the latter end .of the year ME!, 110 i) " e n they accumulated fast ; when I and otlkr Otlicers of the Staff become more and more i cool,' and at length avoided him altogether. O. Did yeti not circulate a report relative to a circumstance which took place at Guernsey, long before the year t 808 ?—A. .1 did s • .a circumstance which took {}lace its the latter end of 1800, or the beginning of tmo —istid it was one of the suspicious circumstances that I alluded to .on our early ac quaintance. . The Court vi as then cleared, and, on strangers being re-admitted, the two last questions and an swers were ordered to be expuhged. Mr. Holmes deposed , 0 a Conversation between Capt. Langton and Major Northey,' in-which the latter raid, " You are a villa:n aticia scoundrel you have traduced .my character, and I now deinand the reason yon Will not give me salistaelion ?" [The u itness was proceeding to give ;in account of the conversation that passed between himself and Major Northey, wl.en the Jedge t..cateob. served, the Court could not hear any conversation at which Copt. Langton had not been plesentl Mr. tioltne, then proceeded to state, that Major' Nor.hey returned to the haroooro, and said " he 14 as cotup , bed to make use ot stronger expressions than he had •ohcady used, for he 'moo o.ld eowayd to that of liar aid sholderer. Captain Lang row. hen stated, that he bad never seen the let, to of Colund Torten* ; on which the witness told him he would gelid him a copy of it in a feW nuteii—inoead of which, lie sent him the original letter, by apt. G . thrie, of the 44th, which Capt. Lingion refused to open. 'the Court adjourotd at four o'rlock until to truirrovt,, at ten, aid sigto : ,fied their intention to hear tie defence of Major Northey on Thursday next. HE,LIGOLA,ND Aid! L. FTELIOOLANiI, MARCH 28.—We learn from pas sengers that the Danish or Norwegan seamen, iron) some new arrangements heti, een Ressia nail Den mark, or from a misunderstanding v‘ lib their con duaors,, had aanally stopped on their march to Ant. Werp, and that even some part of . the last division had recrossed the Elbe.,: Nothing further respeaing the Russian war. Fla LIGOLAN a, MA rtca 22.—The refrgtory spi rit manifested by the Hambuigh 'city guard, on be ing ordered to assume the French cockade, appears to have been of a' more serious nature than was at first supposed, and had not the most prompt and energetic measures been adopted to suppie , s it, might have led to a very general ferinent.--They had threatened the, house of the Freud) Comman dint and luid thualty taken possession of the,gate of the town, before a sag:He'll munbet'of Ftench troops assembled and forced them to dvsist. They were afierwards marched out of tho town, End 150 of them who cOntinokl to shew a ‘liiposition for mu. tiny, were brought ,back, chained together, two by, two, ihtis exhibiting to time inhabitants of this once free and proSperans city, the most melancholy proofs Of the degradation and slavery into which they have sunk. Notwithstanding their . fetters, they are said to have re-entered the city with shouts a Long live the King of England." lint of:them will, no doubt, be idiot.. !Con of the guards, in crossing from ttimborgh to Harborgh, threw themselves into the river. and were drowned, The hpirit of the. Hamborghers appears complete ly broken, and despir and consternation are every where visible. 'Several have put an end to 'their existence, and the final eztindion or their itniortance as.a State is fir:eci. .The diSposition to emigrate is general, and otrie individiLtli nave already withdrawn. to. Russia. The funds of the Senate and Admiralty have been appointed by the new',GOvernment, and the Bank, though, according to the iategt accounts, still re speMatl, is 'considered in a very precariou3 state. The conscription in the:towns lately incorpo rated, is considyred as a most grievous measure. Thirty of the young men liable to be drawn, fled over to this Islaml on the iatli instant, to avu!d • being 3eitt to the army. There have been instances of wives haring maim ed their Husbands, by cutting off their hands to Avoid being drawn, so strong is the atersion to the meagore. War between Russia and France is still talked of its unavoidable. The troops of both parties are said to 'he'on their march to the frontiers. The French Governlotto have interdiaed the granting ,ot pass. ports to Russia. Sweden has been called upon to (tarnish p...!,000 Men for the French marine, and I o,mR) land troops ; part of the seamen have already marched through Hamburg!), and it is Said have manifest ed the greatest discontent. The land forces . have been refused; the King of Sweden alleging they were necessary for the defence of the country, against any attempt that might be made by the Logh,.ll. AI. A. Dublip. Wa LS terford. Dult—t f Waterford. PRICE OF BTOCKS DAY Ar Twi'tors orcLocx. vonsois •••• • • • . . • 6411 S N. •',,6°‘&).4 Quis ulcixt AS.SUI4 LOND TUESDAY, Af'llll. C, 1811. \Ve feet this moat plenum in beinga slt ' to state that His MAJESTY is now, coairdered 21 tO e perte:tly restored to healthy th a t 1118 1440 recovery lof VfJA:Shedaistosnatit4n,usectfoattmle 6 li 1. p l l l l 1 1 7 11 13t , Sunday. day, for the purpose of examining the Fitpic:., ‘ and waking their Repori lespeiling 01 0 " e 013 MAJESTY'S 11Caliti, u nder Oib 1 14 litiUn s rie wegency Att, and e have no ou bt bor 11 10 th' t tbt Repbrt' Will .hitivei63l juy oirooglot Empire. . ........................ Our Readers ~ d 1 bee, try riri article from StyrJel4 et So'' '''' that our predictions respecting the King . are confirmed :, he has bten compelled to JO 1)3 own .at k ricatidir. We call it .abdicatioo, 'bo;400 tilLoyu:lh Authorityit iscalleklloaßl:spaoir)aore I):l,cl..l:yiecgiiiti,;'nisulliLl;., . illcir obvious that as,long as the Fren ch relaia lbc V jc power in Sweclen, the King, (Ne m ean Of SupiiiimANl A), will never be restored.. It iilli 44/ by the Papers brought by the kieligoian,l.Alailiot""4 01°1 39'4" this thuruitig, 'that BUVNAPAIITt Al deTtbid,e'llip:::::::A'CdiSil LiUtia iitOtgit fa A t 114 f il l. body of laud and sea torCcs; the latter, it o m ilitVo but the men' have 'v q • inc° l l :: vtitiliru,ice'edt:(litliut4tscdst.aatiesidti,plalati:'ye il:httefu6ebervdi,Cto:ltl4:l;u:ll'll,l.4 that they are necessary to de.quid o)oc:wintry iiii'i) i bb 01 I° the English. Li a a bADO.111: bils burn 1). - . ) i 3 removing oil C s l u i IplirCeUilitit; aIl authority,v' e ituhrintlitwa()V.l'lerstc};:i ly that the pretended plot against Ids jibe ht' S 0. .-14bricated fur the purpose of .gettiug rid of ot he a f : noxious 'tufty idualt,' ...', Thou piipab Callialli'l"6 , 1, Rial titer details respecting the disturbsnees WP I C" - 01 ' place b . , a u, t r g . ki l I a, troopsnt b n r g hadti . bletet:pfue:ittlii)e, licildot llell,o to Yld : ' it, superior force,- and-it hen sonic t /Iv Li) vic,l 11).71•0 ed through tile city in chains, the} , i-0 0111 : 11 ' 10 , exclaim , " Long live the iti..ing of .6 0 .gla` l3i., t, iii tuitiours of a war between Rossi' itijd ' Elli f ° 4'l; continuo to be circulated on the Coitl"" kJ A t i ~l 1( "lain general credit ; it.. .is even biale' ''..,,„ Ft 4,11 ch . Governinent have . ieluied p.JoP4°ljr 1 4 :1 3 0 4 wiiiiing to go to . Russia. We are happy to find that the 01)1 46DP te;°, ..--..--- I P a c, ktiowleclge the_wisdurn of the luaa'Lgc - ,ii ii► d io t b i : ey lY t s i o )g . ,h t s ar 0 1o iti t i ? ti e s:: .y f r o d r o c p e wp oh i is n tt: P o i r io t o u i g iii : ol l o i i: : : sol :: ,:lti ki oi l t ' . l l ; i e ; oil. , Uttice, y IA . debater lus t night, Mr. . NVOLTBItiOD ia Il l' fr. II " 3 71 ; itiililbaittiliodto,groio, lamented do ale -s ' ' so , were not, like die Pot.Lavittse,' cot - 00 044 LI lish ( ..Mitcrs ; ' if they hod, the result a that '' '' •;11 , l' . 141. as.r.eapettect the character of the SlAni'ird' so 11 qu ite as we l a t: g pc i s : eu e d, : su .v it i n t ie l .o : ji a :l t l iel ) r et k : v t Wieild'aelibataet Tocvint;aregyvresserbj:toi,i,:;;ll::l:::: : de o li di I :1t1vi::: , i0, 0 ,1, , otw t t:P i r il : e .ie:it rt a i t li. tliGuace His g,dH H u m. rf b e ro y S pahu e znjn t ' dz A e h si : i c r Ta t in say G l Y covi e hi b i lia i el Y i l l Il l k - .............. e e t ,e ll r ri i di ' . e ) cA i. a l ayy t: t i l L l s,, : i c nd f r l . l . jfi aab r y °i s " t_ il i r i i ci a lr . 4( . l t : ui ci: o l:l , rl);:'' ,. '' ‘,6 :l . : r j r, a , , , To, ...4 a Wi°th3" AO race ,, from twelve o'clock till on, ac t' 14 , 11 6 ) 00" "" WILMS, /Ina film three till DeJ r 'lv 1 Patri,jed by Generals GARTH and G.lro!'tbeiriio''' m Princesses SOPHIA and AOOI,TrA 1000,,,byid G. morning ' , airing' on horseback; act:01'1°1'01 CBgi. o.:..p,arMersitUtullealt,t.AttiY,,..o:6o:linnt:olintl,NoSll:l::,rilLic'id:::::::: hitidii ~_ lir a Gentleman just artivco 00:0 t)o fore , d i a!" accounts had been received aloe' ,rde.ooo., itself indepe ndent. il'he spirit tnit iir'ili,,,l' whence it rapidly shed. province, but not willtoul OW' ii The late Governor of Astorga, SPII.°C pi/ b' tf made hiß escape from France, ‘4 hither I:weij iii CI e,,?nducited a prisnn4r olwor, ar,d if 1 11 7 ' iov eroo ru , ~tllz. The Regency have. appoinled Oirr „,tb;3ol `-'clrutina, and Geiretal INIAII ii uld4rej or Murcia. ~,,,, re" G 1 s • r r. . i ,I 1 1 a ~; 0 . mew. _TEWART is Corning 11011? c,. ~I;e° 14- 11l 1 ",, • sinned the command at SiCily• ,vp, 3 c 6 e ( led by General Lord WI LOAM ii'Sll;,.(l)4 1116 • GCtieral FitalAillCK 'MAITLAND C , ' , )l } it - i the: West 111dieS' to Sicily wil ) .5)4/14, 3 ": . SA :I4I- 4:0 NV ate i e survy loStsrt,,,, tbe ItOS til d id 0 s4' 4 ' Li i Seho4Plupaynetorin(:)lS,C:i'lvieicte,llM4:ve?(l''s: ''Fbts -:011 al ol:lle'rb:rliPertailvilt season, troll) lb° %vilr111: .'116.9 41 h i e ~, '1 , * titer, has been our of tile finest Pin t; o cAr'' h C 11'1 04 j ever known, as in man). diittitist•-:1 ) fila ' 0 I be" "II lobies. This bay L''''''' 0 4 4 ' f°lll-11231e, as thcre WO beet. a i, , Twat roe sil l ri 0 "P Lij.lll'hueiVieus jrricty..onfetS)ti; Awlair,ticitib'srpi:vtl:!:„Sei tr71:41,0101: : 1 0 1 : 110 1 !,$/, "I;air)st kt 01)016 Oi I IIILW. li Of ill 1:11.--'drest 01)t,.°,1., 'tee WilitCoin i-ltiorti &C. .a . '" a ° D Ch D' i '' Is OW kdf Iry lineeSej did opined oil tht 04K , . ,