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from Adverting to several or the topics wbicb the 'warned Gentleman had introduced, .though lie t frit that the ,subiect could not, by any means, be ;enprebetled in the iiresent-day' i e di:scossioo. In toe first instance ` he must declare himself wholly egeiltst titt!...4notiots before the Conn., as both the motion and the proposition were alike inimical to the institetion and its objects:, , -1,44e way which the proceedings had been carried on was al $0 unjust in its hvginniog and its con ,and he di t i not wonder that the Conf! had • 4lientissed the. subject from their papers. Sorb' a - proceeding was like desiring a con demuutiOn before to hearing had , been. obtained, The 'only object seemed to be to get papers to confirm a indgment before toe matter hail been • beard, and if the Court passed the resoltnions, it would do injustice to the subject, by sending it belore'the jr brie, loaded with a halter about its `teak, to their Ctioi+littwils.„ 14 his the: tubule Of the Hon. Gentleman's speech wits a tissne misrepresentations. The. College se a s pot., instittred l)11 the first suppression of Lord! \Veils:4:l's establishment. The, aentle• man:told entered intrett . firld alt expistialion On a erthiert sybieli, was not called tor, and bad cot sinned the whole moritir,i , in his outenable ergo meats. Here the 11.09. Director read a variety of extracts - routKtiniog the 4entimetits of the Court of Direeins on the sithieet at It former period; Roil be wive It as his own decided opinion, that the ednr.ttion of the }dung men should be confined chiefly .to this country.. lie ,boieved, thatrifter the , apPoint mem of Dr. Henley, the ntutie of Col- lege seat arlded, hut there wasenothing itictorgrimus in this.- Al more,competent Committee conbl not bare been chosen than that which decided on the fotination ot , the io4lllllooll, F4yery (hat had been ititrodured had had the (einem- . rote of the Leartied GrPtie nail sit die ,tiCOC, 111)11 - he ite , er objected , to the proposition f or the College.; The bnilding at Heil ford was found too inconvenient for the, perpose, and 'it was (kilned necessary to anntheie— Hs denied that it was only the counting-house for which the young melt °tight to be quail.. tied; tireft should also be, reudered comp e 't eo r fulfil tiny of those greater tinetions is hid ) they ha& It) discharge. Who, n it,tt'cd (vaitl the 11011. Director) chat splendid. estaididimeot, and' that 4ystem of ehithiog in gowns.and caps, which sfrsintilated the appearnucc of li t e studeuts td; t of our UOirk s tSilit'S the Le arn ed` fientleman himself! Amid then; weep() objeciiolll l i mm 1141111 oily tvitirler at. the time, much It.4s,from Thii, lie had proved that lie iota forgotten what p.:tised, 'anti ev i. dent .that Ire had forgotten what fie hin►xclt .hurl cold it might be a3Stiltied, theft When he, went mutely upon the representation 4 of other's, he might prove talc nristakeu in a st ill !(realer tfee Ile had 'inferred, from "what had !alten'placeat the lestnetion, that every thing' had been going t, rt,ng ; 'yet with erne or two solitary ex erptions, it appeared that every thing had all along been goitig right. Ile bad proposed in 1810, a Vote' of Thanks' to the Stndeno,, for their good conduct, ann in 1811, he bath extemled this,vote; 'Worrier to include' the other Students who had tso l been comprised in the first. It MIS fotir years after the establishment of the Institution before Rev •etio ns ailuir occurred at all, anti this Willi • Cu fiord to a few °Lille young men, though the erhole College was blamed ; thus they ivere, as a hotly, libelled and calmneetted, How far they deserved such stigmas as had been passed upon them would appear from what had been the ge neral restilt. Since the commencement of thy Fettablirdtmcnt b . to the time of the lilt e:)t report, the number of young men admitted had been tour hundlierhuith weuty-seven. Of these sixteen had been with/hewn, two had diedi,four hadnorpro ceeded to their destination,onebashbeen refused his etertifiratc,, NO was t . otol ineomptictit for an op pointment, making 2.1 itt all. Thwi, after all that hunt been stated to the puldie, tt h 't had been the number that had suffered I.r titisc ! nohict 3 'OnlY:l7, of whom four or five btui been restored so that the whole untidier who hat; I,ol`i4ed tixpulsitin Liras only .12, nut of. a ll whte had been entered itt the Of 338 Lebo liad . i4nrie out U. ify far the greaterranother bad gone with the best of ebaractertt, awl-11'0.11)e credit of having made ;veal proficiency in their studies. They were now seising the Company in the most impot taut stit listllt Coiihi be acquired under the existing' (Is of It was also remarkable, that those who had most distinguished themselves at College, had dist iugnimlied lhcroselve~ iii Judie, and have tittteined rapid promotion. Hewes convinced, his owo mind, thae.if the Company's servants lipid beet) sent dort so educated at earlier periods, very Many of elte,nolitical, as well as whet: t tees, would have.been,avoided ; and now it. WAS dtrlC l Cti .01)sointely neeessat y ,to edneate them, it ts a n inst. to. the particular ohject„ot. qualifying th e m tar their iii port Ant thirlCS, As 10 What 11411 herd sail) reepecting the, feelings of p +rents, they cook' not but he aware that their Sons must con form to the ,, enies of the. establishment, or they incur the risk of losing their aNsoltitinente, which was a eery serious consideration; but it was • 116 iltil(bhip, htocittisie it was necessery, What the 1); ofe'ssois hail done lit the College t hilaitriSe from' A 11411 , Q Mid eol)%eielltilitiki sense of 'their !hay, and if they had committed any mistakes, they ought tri tie wed with ihilidgrnee. The Hon. Director then lettered, into arts argoment of considerable leeeth, to prove that the Directrirs had Prattled all the. Stntut es for thebenefit of the Instilot ion. The ,Learoett ctientlematt linih atteibuted call . the disor.: derethat had happened to the intr odiretien Of caps and gowns, Thertnever was, o.inoott dispropor: foutate stress mpon wtty, snillect than on ,this. 'Tite- a vet eg e of th(s, age at which the ,kierr Lenten were, stilt there was e;rrtriiii y be yondl 't ' oat I,flod, i)vilLtt fro: 0 Limceit to ifMe -11"41)rt', ;•;it f0. , ,t there wai a 1 "*Ik't" 0 41)1411 anti flii4teak'.rnee in the Estit• Janda:two! mltich t , L might led to _what' kid happened, goute were ,eareleit and refract ,itnr,y; hvetoesy they did not wish to 1;6 to lota i fi,J4l COMilltnit w e r e PC•ht -to the Colk,ge thetrparents their will, and that 9tey rut ~H IV ' 'acted impritperly tberaselves, brit e,te ebteed,o‘l,l•llS, in order that they urigla ott ex-' o“Ars had the idea that Coil' would he ar all events,' end therefore tionight soigh l c do as they pleaSed, forgetfing that they' Might Lc expend tin 'th'iscontinct and an- I other error was, that of parents pnttiug profuse s,urns of money into their hands, which gave them evo y'temptation to commit indiscretions. There wa3 nothing of the kind anti had been asserted respecting making. the boys cii , "niniite themselves, like turning King's evidence. They were onty're onired to declare who were their confetlcr4tes, and they refused to do it, but stood mute ; ,so, that if any person had been maimed or miodeeed, there would have been, no possibility ol finding out the el)1111:it. Thitt was what Callied the Mice tOrs to adopt a new regulation ; and be as sure parents would not be deterred from sending' their, children thei.e on account of ,the rignur 'of the Es tablishment, as the object was important which they wished to secure With respect to the saving of money, if the Institution seas good, it ought to remain—if it was had, it nog lit nor to remain, though• it might he attended with 'no exOence harem': Ile would; . Itowever, Maintain, in op position to all the reports and declamations, that the C;)llege had in a very great degree answered the expectations that were formed of it, and, in tact; every thing that could be hoped for, and he should therefore' offer the strongest opposition to the tnOtion that be could possibly do. • Mr. DIxoN suggested that the question should he, liiisrpnn e d till :a future d ty, in older that it might undergo a toll disenSsion. Mr. hygY birLetor) said lie should have made such a 'tition, if the lion. Ciesitleinan had not anticipated hint, Ile hailiM doubt that on a felt diScussion, the Court wou'!l mune to'a full and crelr";erate decision, Ile was of opinion that there' hid' been hea'ril that day on ope side nothing hut a fissile of calumnies alifl Beet*. rimo ; rind he appeatethwthe , good sense of the Proprietors, whether everyone at the part cs ac cused should not have an °ppm [unity of defend ing himself. ' • Af . dtcr some convefsittion, the question• Was put find earriett, thiii 'the QaebtiollOLlN resuisied ou this day' 'fortnight': FRENCII PAPERS. Pmus., Feu. 3.--The frigate Flota etxtprO Brest hathottt . on the 27th January, after a, 40 days' voyage from St. Do►n►intro. • , 'lllg following is a copy of the Letter in which Giivernoi Farquhar announced intelligence of the fire at. Port Louis, to the Governor-General at Gibraltar, (query, the Cape of Good Elope ?) Port Louii, Sept. 44, , 1a16. " I have the himour to inform your .Excel. leney of the' fatal conflagration of the "'richest and ini)st populous parts of this city, which were re!- diiced to fishes in the night of the 25tIvinstatit.— Property th the amount Of a million and it half, anti great part of the provisions reserved for the six ensuing months, have Men a. prey to the flames. " I,l:eg your Excellency to publish this Notice, that the merchants of your town anti places adja cent, who hive grain and other provisions, may take suitable measures for supplying this hand, anti saving the inhabitants front the dangers of a great Jallible. •‘.‘ Included is an Ordinance', which gives an exact relation of these events. • (Signed) " It. T. FARQUHAR." We learn from Cadiz, under thste.of Jan. " the list of pirates who make inch a fatal war on our trade 'at the Mouth of .the Straits,. and which". even :insult our coasts, there is one of 26 wirof 2-1, three of 18, and several others . of spinner force : all ,early 4 red ;And black flag, and every day Wine new capture is announced.— Vigorous measures haste at last been taken to. put stn end to their audacity, the merchants of this ;city have made great sacrifices with that view,— The knaves who do us all this milchief do 'not behing•exclusively to the ,South American Iwo.- gents ; there pre. Anglo-Americans to be ro,",a among them, and cvest Moors from the opposite roast." 'TIALATII re.% 1, It P. G E 11„ ' • Perfiffmeritiut Ni4/t. niturtv-LAN,.—The Wonder :—Don Felix, Mr. Rae ; gonna X'iula9te, Mrs. Atop. After which, fluelequin Horner, • COyENT-GARDEN.—The Slave: Garnbih, illr. Maereruiy ; Ntivi Stephen's. After which, Harlequin and the Sylph of the °air., MAILS. AninvEn-1 France, 1 New-York,' I Dublin, ,1 W4terftrid. Frnuce, I nalitle, 1 liullacid, 3 lialtiburgii. • VIIICE 0 TN 1' PAY AT T S'II)UKS vit:Lvv, 1i CLICK. 3 per ('t. Itol....tibig 01 . 111 Bank 1,,Xnn.... 171 7-leths 3 iter rent. C0n5.........61 F. In li4 linnqs,.....niA. 3,im. in. ,{ per Cents, .. 1:1:1 2 Lach. 1ii11g t ......1511. I Hi.yr. a per ej„ ii, AnU.97l ;Ai 97il Cwiii, tor Aectmirt y ...Ai:4'g „„, • XV I,ONMON BRIDGE vO-11101tItf4W. Morning, 23 minutes after 6.! Ereaiair, 48 inianti!il after 6. Tin SUN. , soLy.m iZtus I)l(tEitte.FALgU,%l A UDI T. * LONDON, FRIDAY, FElilifl;ll7Y 7, 16117. The report of the Partici! littsa's death has been very .prevalent this morning, but we can aastire onr Readers that no account of such a melancholy 141,111 T had reached GOVelliMent When, PApCT Was put to prrss. The Mail by the 'Noc,ion pechei,.-from New Yolk, is Town, aud. will be delivered ails 'Our Papers - from Nt:Wyork are to the 10th tilt A roo.itterable sensation 'lt.:ts been excited at Charleston by the Mortter IVILLIAN MILL• entoires, a native of T3tl t T , and a lit itisdt St.,atnan beloaltid to the blig fratcauo. lien tbot one Tuom.is lirrctlNlAN, Mate of the American roasting schooner Jefferson, whci is committed for We will give the pailict.lars,to-morrow. The United States Banks, it appears, have not specie to pay even their second instalment. The matter has been brought bctore Congress. We have only time and room for one paragraph from these Journals :-- " The Officers of our. Navy, who came home . in the-brig Chauncey from Gibraltar, inform, that Mr. :I i INKNEY left Naples the beginning of Octo ber, for Russia—and that.he had not been able to succeed in the object of his mission, The de- mantis of our Government having been referred by the King of Naples, to the dechrniou of the Al lied Sovereigns." If, any doubts could possibly remain' iispecting , the illedged participation of Government in the Loan negoeiating with the Court of France, or that it had in any . manner given its sanctfon to that measure, the clear, manly, and : decisive statement of the 'Earl of LIVRIIPOOL, in the house of Peers yesterday, would put an end to those doubts. Ent we can assure our Readers, that so far from giving any countenance to the measure, we have reason to believe, %moil authority which.i fully satisfies our..mind, that it was a measure by no means satisfactory to Government and that if it could properly and constitutionally have been opposed, Ministers would have deemed it their duty to have dorm: so. Granting, however, that they had.opposed it, and upon the best grounds of national policy, would not- there have been an equal clamour of Party against' Government for interfering in the managethent of private proper ty, and thwarting the, fair pursuits of :commercial ; speculation ? But all d'ouht is now removed, and PARTY must resort to some other fallacious. ex, pedient to vilify Government, since it is ntreylv 'destitute.of all solid grounds for opposition and ,The Report of Parliamentary Proceedings an: important at • this era, the Debate at the India House, possessing so large a degree of interest not only to the great body connected with our Eastern Empire, but to the entire' British Public,. and the account of the PRINCE REGENT'S First Court-after the late atrocious attack upon his. RoyalPerson,.necessarily occupy so much of our limits to-day, as, to compel us to' abridge and postpone every other article of intelligence : Perhaps little less important than even the most 'momAtouti Of these subjects is the rapid improvement of our Money Market. No doubt the approaching issue of a Sterling Currency must have some effect in producing this desirable state of .things, but the chief cause Will be found to be the wise and excellent plans of Finance ma tured by Ministers, to meet the exigencies of the Country without imposing new Imo thens. Bank Stock continues to rise with astonishing rapidity. That which 'on Wednesday opened at 226 was at the close of yesterday 238—a rise.of 12 per Cent! .4. • • in two days. From this ' i t is clearly inferred, that GOrernment has come to some satisfactory art :tangement with the Bank. In additiOn to this, an issue of Exchequer Bills is spoken . Of, the nature of which operation is well explained in the 10. fro* a Morning Paper ," Au attempt is, to be made, as:.the Isanketis hare but 'little employment for—their money at present, tobOrrow upon lower feting. . this end, ontstanding I:4xehequer 131119; bearing an in- . terestAil a day, or wife, and attiounting to 28 millii,ne, arc to be 'called in, ,and . freshories. issued at 244 d. a day." Suppw,ing the issue to be greater in proportion to the abateMentof interest, the country will have the sa - mestrin:topiy under' the last head, and .GOvernnient proenre the ac commodation of a larger principal :. the seving in the way of interest upon 28 Millions, by the pro posed reduction maybe somewhere between 4 and 500,0001.. annually. The diminution of the cur rent interest of Exchequer Bills of course renders pertntment stock for awhile more, valuable ; and the three per cents. front thit k said, rose to '6sf; as the 'current price,—;-Inontited, its some ftiw purchases) t0'66, , --and•lett off at Grit To-thy they keep up to nearly the same rare. LADY GLaistravte.---Me are sorry to announce the death of thii Lady which took place yettereay, in Queen Ann-street, Cavendish-stpiare. f She was the Daughter of Lord tiumnrnan, fornierly Prime Minister of ibis Coiontry, sod Sisur of the present Earl. Iler virtues were held in highest estimation, and her ntental powers: ;ma 'attainments were of a very boperior east.. She had long been ill, and tier 16sS will be been?. itt. deed upon her afflicted husband. Yesterday the Ambassador. from the'Conit s 9l, the Netherlands gnve a splendid entertainment at his house, in Whitehall, to theTatticr, RPOEwlio the Grand Dike NicuOLSS, most of the roreign Antbairsarlors and INlinister, together with Many of the Cabinet Ministers. At ten r o'clock, .thete wos a highly distinguished evenipir purl y of Ladies and Cleittlenteo; amounting to altuut ol hundred. SHIP NEWS. The extra ships Sovereign, narl Providence, arrived in Batavia Ito' September last► DEAL, Felt. CL—Sailcd the whole ward-hound for the It iver.--Wind PIRTSMOUTH, FEB. 6,—Arlired from the Downs, for Madras and lie FALMOUTH, FEB. 4. --- Arrived • pSI, .e!. with a .nail froin Now ,York.-- THE MARKETS. ea R N;E%CIIANGE; FE8...-- - Otl r well supplied this morning %yid' Grain, but the trade was very d tVheat sold, at Monday's prices, is. unsaleable ; Barley is also very large quantity or inferior on hin d ; and Brans at our last quoted prices. SMITHFIELD, Fen. 7.—This day's Markßet supply of the different kinds of Cattl e ; eet and Pork, sold at last prices; and the trade not over brisk. The sales in the 1-lay-1 1101 ` 1 ly; Hay and Straw fetched better prices; last price. 4 1 GRAND DUKE NICLIOOS4 • 10 01' On Moucla'y . • last . his Imperial fi'g Grand Duke Nricitot.As paid a vi3lt I° l loo • India 11,mie and the wsrehnuses • expressed the highest ,satisfactioa , seended' . to partake of an elegant eollAti°lll was prepared in the COrrespondence 101'01 N The Court of Directors, in a le t t e r t „ r e ignified i s u 3 11 rliagrct awls 9 s l :sic; their r : tlt t h e ir 1 e o s i t b i si t be I n g a l i s t t:litt::: t f i 11 I 4 : e:1 111 : 1 41 1/1 c k ! liis acceptance ten pi e ees as specimens of Indian otaaabclll' -TI C • L e vet r ) ,101, 11 . ,iis SPEAKER'S Parliamentary , present Session, will commence on Sala ;st of March next. . ';• 'o!‘ l°' ' ' The city or Marseilles has ordered og . 0 ,,t,. at Paris to Make two beautiful silver or li i g , r ' f bi, which is to be presented to Lord E%olool', the other , to . Sir Hunsow Lowe, 0," se int . ! Of gratitude for the security which tn.einititt; duals have contributed to rive to ifs 11 0 Sha i John' Boncy e a . tt• ood.eut ter, residi n g' 0 0 1 " diteb, was yesterday taken to Lord Ott Qffkce, et? suspicion, it is said , of b c ,, il l p t he ' l ', soO:who threw the stone whic h lon''''' too, (low of the PRINCE REGP,NT'scartillge:f Pit P:4 'went an examination. A great riiiir.bero,„so' including the wife of 1 - er we''' . t te...priJon 1 if' on the outside of the office. 1 0 le ' A Country Paper records a molt, 11 1 (V ► , catastrophe, which took place at G e oodi near Workington, on Friday los i ' is j j oik o . cin,ali sol o'clock iesl:,lsiflielno i t oc t bkf t yi i ) e tli il e set nt y se e nen t nr i ci i ivltie r rla i ee : ; :trrrs:lbo . i.tlpt:iyegi teii4 C ointei.wal a eltibt p iii. :11 : 13:ti e I:le i vi : i i ,pt ' ote i rf,j u ioe,g:er g rgoctthatoici:rii:ittiniil i ti i il,,o. the Mounts Day, in a fit of derangen'en-'01'h:1 ‘ s fl ,Hoti..t t .i i f:l t H ll i lt t r i .r, e l it i i. l ‘ i iel Y e t: ir t pl c i rr t at i l l rcy t ( eek_ a l l i ' ell i wrt r i s ti:v a ; : . x e.Nri ‘ o v ie r n a ) . i young o . 4 .2a41 : (, b 0 :: li e ayui e s o n t t y t e h ' s r po i i . l ;;; . 1 'Three left to b ewa il the Ind I f the i t i ) i S i ' . : e t i r c i l . e, t Di ( T he v e l eN n i: G :S l . l T s l e i tl T a v( r ia e l Ci s t a l , o la t : • anti all e G ss u ,o i Nl N d e ,o et .t s oi ,: tc:ll: :: lo o l : : l ,i i rilj a ii , . t' . i7e Of that amount ever Sold, "tn s ,', - I'Li b P' 29G, Holborn, where the fortunate '' ')- 1 ( 1 4 an were Wanted, — t T ba h t i3 ti i te l.‘ lZ lllo(leillitolt ,.. )ilf e a ; r:t:i ~ a ,it unaccountable bias for Olj ', O " . 11 1 .C. o nlea, as decidedly as the Necti le 1 " 111 North. a . 0 4 ' . . ;re • • MOdern-,F,rencli‘ may maw be acq n ' u s 1: 0 the unneasser . Y . perplexity of punkr ° • p plet' d !, r. C. p.,:tv - ,AtAtAK a 11.• has nearly c ° ' l oiii '• I MOdern - French Graminar,' ' ua s tilie c''' • thi . te ! sirnPrreity with .origitsalilY. i 1 gik, ence of its form, will, we are perstc"'(;tho' Tat sotisf&Ction. It wilt appear lieol.- in the course of a few days. 01( 1 1' . 13uON . .. ' - , .. . . A Awre S close applieetioll 00000, 419 Confinement on tlic island of Si. colu' r , ! ',; given rise to a .b e lief, tbriLlilie °',/, c oto e . t ''' Literature, Dr. Jainism?, lie has " (t 11 , 1 : • gent of his person, Vivre are entibl':o t° , 1 Public right on tial head, haviog se - i l i t kl: lately sent to this country ,• ntill th °l e l e lt P, tuostlY far Books on ScienCe an d il i o r t o ( I . tion3, yet we find among them one . 0 el' of NYAR.REN's Brilliant Blacking, 1 $ 14411 tlirections ns to his residence, No. 3 ; 4 01) ` 1 ( t h nt it may . be. Careftilly packet] ik Olt°, prtiot that be not only attends to t" e e t a i 6 01- •tt his person, but thou be can fin", ~ eal l i • Choice of an article whielt, in t his jna.ii, considered t lie . most eleg 3ll " ' ~, „ 1 . ' (Ittpolite circle of fashion. 1 of i 7 ' 7'he Literary , Gazette and Jaurna .1,601 Leares.—The Proprietors of this ittice'oo,olA nal have pinvetl themselves ial l Y 6 all• g V: the undertaking Their c:,;,) I riblit4r, or. , is„,l o „,, .?.- ly of the 'first order. The Tilit": s ail.i tiobliAlard To-ntorruw, t 4 ill cont'"" 1 , / i l l 0 11 01 ,4 Articles—, ' Ay Travels of Lady nester StenhOre 81 " I it;r "°l l / ' o f righiality of Shetician's ' Itivals'-- Phi l TOti`2, l :,'' 0 1,1 1 s e on lmtinvtl and Scientific Men ni, all .r •- ." tAtK 4 _ "et, hi Gray--Epigraiu OR tiannab,lou:e":rijoh. ttarens, as perfm wed ou the Frvo.,°`. tc ..-It,,,iiis V nod- the 7 rwrildel Remains. liastioli's v 3l , CsPolft4 • , -.G . ctrnrtn Shaliespoirc—lthstt iiitt."2o.....oerstes"*. • lAttict--Factltiout Diamoinis—Nletenric, -.6%,-co`-,,, !,'"ltat'at —Biographical Memoirs nOu j 11) 0 ',;/, Marlborough, Earl St o'incent, Dochcsi ° p ort ,k Joan.: Lk Stael—Proce;diug. et Polish itqc,,atelliV 1 : 4 —L:views of Marinc et HeSidence in 11 ,f,,,,,0 3 ' . . nig. , Lilerairr 41 •I) 1. t Cssyltlb ' - s_ s. n tro , &c. &e. : s ?e: . ...., - ........ _ --- „.., 1 0. 1 . iiel i j i LIIN.-:'• °N : rritited by J. B. CARS 1 ,',..1L isr,, i,„O - 9 - ; 1,;,,1,F,0 0; and imhl . :o rd I' I" W. A. "llvioesa, . 31 the Shk-OfricE, .rs''., 'its, st'1 1 : 1 ; 0 . tio ' ''• we i ta, 01 414ri, Lttters, EVG. (pc:lW— • • rk worth, ids th' 31 ; raEjr r dull; rt4 l ut eri hot o rtril P 4 ,11 lan 111 V 4 p 1 4 1k o, ' rt,t Oar 414 ai tad tit 0 in e 11 dig: o • A a:I:veer:01