The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-15 00:00:00

►~: 41 of AL, lig. 14.—.-Arrive(l, ajiil 'sailed for the the' MAry.einti, PIEWCY, "ham Ilantlitras. Ami, SturioN, ftotn Dcliteri4h. (10111, t the River, and retutin, , tlit airy, Kent, amt. iturCl, for Calcutta ; Boddiugto'n, George 111., Venetia, fur Jr l lll4lCH ' ; And Cliabrotigh, tor 'mutla.—Witul W. NAV: JAV. I 2 the Lady Ara ht packet fur LiNbon, and Lot d Chesterfield , itet lm' tltu both with mhits.--Wind 4-111, PI.YIIOtITii,JAN. 13.--Arrived the tiope, r)‘, st, S.W.inlf • PonTo touili, JAN. 14 —The De Vrien VA ND 4 ' 3 AN, It um Rotterdam, and f o r 'Ili ; VAN Llp/AN, from Aittaterdam, both tor Irinarn, are now off the lzde of Wight. and 1,1,111 3 Inky %thte ; they intend to proceed to Cotvei Intl IV. N:11'. LitrProot, J. 13.—The Minerva, A LLaw, DUI New 011. vans for Port-no- Priace, i 8 a total is . 8111 ()Ntor t r, Dric. Lindereitig.hie, J.s. arrived here • ch,ibi`m., le 4l "Y 1 1 . / mit/it 6 h inst. in cnit'll'odY with' thr "4""l, ce, AsnittiNv, both With wheat for • Pqat. I !, e p sop.. oed Ii) have ' lll.ll 11 , 1, havhi , 11,,r►c11 company with the v nti:t gat'. ( A t oft the Nage of N9r gy, tim 11,6. 4!)°1":1; JAN, 1. 1 —Arrk'ed' off thin port the I,Esilki,, ilCa for Londoil. NAMIIN will leave town in a few tle►Y4 boarii the t:mitiovror, ►)t 74 s ‘ ll . ll Owl) otoc, e d to St. 11clei , a. geavi4 1101)ital shill, alt ‘Va)cal)4'icl►, i spre. for il n • rtre ti ) t foreign seamen, and, t t o oe stationqtl ; al Deptford. intiGirr()N. JAN, 14. . . lip,r;rt ! ;;T stretinspnia.ecl by Si , in. grAtilteci s h e lowitbot 'of • I y rio •s• b ros sgl s several tot IPI . h irt4lto , ll vtrt:t Kt;, ettlay oti horsebilck• • i ll A , ' , l alike N 1614,41 4. will he here itV'tim" l‘te Acioitt apiittitiehts over .(:11 0 4 1 :'s IWNor‘h-street, are etogAgeol tui part of sione, (2411 1)1i)g. left the Pavilion yesteldar miiinoulit. • t following ilistittosislied pers°ll Preted aaes are ex +,e I n he at the Pavilion this day awl to : nvirmv • the 1. :I'rn'tzYs• Stistni‘tis a D nd well A nshaplisinNs 14'111°4'e' ti J. and Murrny, Lord Alsergdrenitys e 6unt "nu. Incr,L l / 4e. 4 „, • ;Piily of !Ivo - rings livre been so p i„ :tu i":"Y. th a t tha Its the strect has , ty autl fety tor Cy Ing.tXolllAtign, JAN 15. We bad no. fees' " 6 ' 4 4 On, 01 Ami, owin g to• Ihe inch' the weitittr, but vet) , little litt.iness the ti,e t trAtlt i n general was very' (lull, ll° and ete ,Ales tilt:wed Were et monthly's prices. tVrtr nqo . iltc C 'AN* I ' l —The QUittN tr ot left y n ' to ate her indisposition.' . the Nlti of Ltvairroor, left t'" for Pet i t I: : u r‘ 4 ""ni"' %% r ood. The Noble Earl is Loonlim again to-daY• hotY.„;:erd" L ti " . "flint , Duke, NictioL4s mule. , "'ION, by litiron NICli o l•AY• Tae ids Imperial Highness hotworli Drnrr : f ". e r i l I ° 4 ' re wit h his presence, to art' the (:"111‘ Y s ,i t ;! W onder, the new p anttnn i„, e . wa and 11 eut's and aat in t i ;nee He- Ili* Impel jai flightless "411".te(. 44_14 oni on this day tin a visit to the I , tti . 4 in Brigh IVton. e R thin, -ttrr y to learn th a t t h e f ever a t St. Do; ,arel ois bee n very fottal ; SCI4AnNit ; r * LT. A 117t)N of the ship Sir ji ' se P "Hi 'Jr, .1011 N Willrgi have fallen etc ev-3 t ° its violence. By the 141 accounts; how . • er, 1:1`h 1 ' 0 0 subsided at the Cape, hilt , liat 4(T . G...13i, e5, whine it had carried olio (sett .4ll'"llettnor of the naiiie of Sri uott MAN, f ront ~ . 11 Y"' 44 't Ott greater part of the crew of an ttgltslt .l r It shi 1 1 . f stateli that considerable demands for }tootle ~„11,',e„betnt r eceived at Mandivter, front Spain 1- I "ult gal, for the slip:lly or their , , " e(ollies It vtt ""tty order s for cotton goods nave been . rotibtl,o nee of the Corn trade. all 111. Fl4 :velNeT, of the. French Navy, . 14 ~t 1:t ttt to make„ hew vorve, solely for objectl th e lie will sows, k at To".'"i, in ..A;; Q :, 1 1,1g1.1 entvette the Liranie. HiS prinrilnrl to " t i ► the .determination of the form of tire ,In us • attni sphere of th e earth, collect also jj oa rnal the various remarks that ni'lt occur t,t „, ih tu t gener a l phvsirs, melon °logy . , and totto7 i' 5l9l Y , Captain rithyoisivr was ) entliit)yt.:i 4 ape ,. • iiirliWs lab( voy a ge of (111COVery.--c4en h . c„, „ or great imp or t ance . i s co mi n g before i t ; ''altrem ,oft e Court he - United States, t . • th e assistance given to the I nsut gents in St4ll-11 ti ". 46y th e Citizeils,uf t h e U n it e d States. A . .be ; ',, /r ) ° l der, aut horised by the President, had conittinnifitig the seizure of the Awe " agle, at New York, loaded with war -14 Mill e Hs for,. the Insurgenta. The seizine %vas , tr te by th e C o ll ector and Surveyor of the p.tirt ' t! Pss'ne r of the vessel Irranght an it ation agains t 1 4tt,er :. the Court ir.Vtirileti damages, an d gratiiito .certificate that there pro' of seizure. It was In COniktittenCe „ nd (l ,. r , e d to the higher Courts, and the Colt ee _ tffl vt v 'iltrvt'Yrtv elainred the amnion from the G . ►- 41"tualit lite United States. This was to De . "reti t 9 the COtaluittee of B r ays sad bigalli• " There be land rats, and ittere he tv,tter rats. — • fie who keeps up ;iii prti-es itt this- mouteat, be• Cetisells must be h o nght,,tl;itheS trade muoreiiViou4y tbao is gvheratly tntigined";, and oy'i:ijorine-trade, he alsO Injores employment Had laboiq, Mid tint; repeats At: injury. Ouse grcatcati•e of the slirickio:ss of trade is,, that many tamilies fire obliged' y that de, mand oh thetnto uitmey lot the high-price of bread, by depriving themselves of the purchase of many .Irticles s,. l t lis other tr,oles; which trades out only strt'. ny the I,L s prices kr:Leiell they . "themselves pay (or bread, hot i,hSolittely lose the profits svhich they 0.,011d..r.eap ,rtities Which Aonld be sold, hid their former customers money lett for llie purchase. 'lhuS•while the high price if. flour remains, all Other triides, with all die parties attached toul depanding..opon them, Inuit lack custom and employment. Nor is this the sole loss there is the necessity of subscriptions and increased poor-tines tu . lie added. \*Vhile an article of the first necessity, as bread, • remains at a high price, so. fat beyond the prices of evtti y other article col trade, it lutist as naturally attract the money from all tither trades, us tile lo4tistune Hitt acts steel even ;be articles of leis necessity, as hats, clothes, linen, stockings, shoes; nntf . Iko!tis, inott yield to the prior purchase of r l sulestiteit ei r odry well Modified for thinly sprinkled •slith a few rc•fiectitble ileYs'ons ottfitited either by ciirioiity (ir K iie.4ite bt ke•iiiiti,t the i)e),(e, 4,%etntiletl 'yes. Cl (lay 1 44( 10, : „Will-fiehh: A . 1.4rg , ,, pr °port ion )f the crowd iors,6teti of 1111 e boys,. owl it w . tts ;H:sitles itonotire'll by the rittenilaitce of .4evcr , il of tic fair sex. :The ClMir W4O taken by \lr. Ilgv soLDs, am! the Ronillt(iolts were stinved by 3 ClCric,ln the employment ;,)t - Me+ars. ,M4rlitt aqd L Spei , ehe4 wpre in 141 - on Ow ocensiott—bp,.l4 the Mover (t* the iMr. John 1.1(;y:e, Llitor of Pidit f ubier, , . a boy OF - the itathe of Mathews, • • and it:iourneytuan weiiie ; r, Mimed M'CarthY 1 And these are the persons tvho, rto use tine words of one of the orators (the weever) " con vey the Sent intents of the people at Thtue of the'sn'allribe.tell the pre c u t dearness of protisions to want of Reform Parliament an other tolvised to make their cry resound through , the land, %tittle se firth recommended the.prohibi• (ion of the only extensive manofactme in this city, t 1.4 a cocao of giving employment to the poor. It would be only sysst log little to make aor,observa t ions optit Ws nonsense : what else could he ex pect• ed from Such orarora to such VI Meeting If we be lieve coot emporar y l'aper , every:y . o4lk er was hailed " with otionitoisti , a cel,imatitm, marked'applanse, repeated. cheers, cid lotsiastic applaUse, loud cheers, cdtaiderible interest" (tee copy its very words), and rvery thing went off as handsomely as at Aggregate Meetings, only that the mob was not ti nd e r su ch • gooa elrili witit regard to clapping in proper tidte. 'But the, truth I'4 to do Illeltt Jus tice. that they were completely indifferent about the business, and shelved tae most iitovoking care leastiess. - This we must mention to their credit : it is also to their credit 1 bUt not the least tumult or 'jot happened either at the place of meeting, or us they were going to and returning from it. The Resolutions which they passed, and the Ad dress Which: they %iled to the Lord Lieutenant, (except that in one•ot the former it is ridiculously asserted that Parliamentary Reform is tire only thing that can relieve the distress of. the poor), Contain nothing worth remarking on. As to stop ping the distinct les, which, is a prayer of- the Ad dress, ;it is very tplestiottable whether it would affind ally relief to the poor, tititi it is very certain that it wonlii;Orthe direct tyteaos of.lirptising vitit nioobers of ea.goyment'. Distilleries are in fact tie oily rnalinfactories we posse's's, llot of the propriety of the measure Government, even OOHS' . Shied by, the learned opinions of the Lady's-Well .then, will, we imagine, form a proper judgment : Atoll itt its. hands we are inclined to leave the quest ion. A' Print In this city has swelled ihe'number to twenty thousand 1 being in tact only a cypher too much, Awl with 1.1 t! illt CHI iOll Of impasitig hptio strangers the mover of the resolutions .us Gentleman of, landed estate, tile same. cunning fellows unnounee him as a Mr: 'Joint . Connell, Kerry I Fall I Kerry Hall, as 'our Readers knOw, is a blind lane, or sons such thing, hi Itlack-pool, one , of thc-aailittint in the oity witera : this gentle- Own r es ides. •ht thisirtancuitvre. recogoile the poitypdri4lt OrOtt Jesuits:---(Cork ideergiur.) . . , It is plain, that the fii st. efforts of every trade are loudly called on by self preservation, to lower the lo ice of flour; and there are no other means than by the'diminution of consumption, without waiting for .the example of Others.. if we wait for that exam high .prices will continue, and probably risehigher.; hitt if we, begin, with snit caring whether collets do so or not, we see the markets fall ; and if thennarkets tall, we have it proof, 'that others besides ourselves have joined in the generous undertaking.. We have Award several express thejr most ear nest desire to do so, especially the Fair, who in this cuontiy have so much the power tea do good, and who bare already done so notch, both by stilt se'riptions and. recommendations to sitbseripticittS every ; lendable naturc. They say, " If others witold clothe Would we; but they will not make it general." W - reply, that is more than they: know ; let,os try, and the full of the Markets will ; nerve ,who ;is right. But let us colisider, that weleJtheisubscribere to lise„itint s ame argu ment, and'had they not found coals awl potatoes for the poor, to what a price thcise articles would have been raised; but having , made such p r ovision, the (termiticl is diminished, and by iliininotion alone we must proceed against the powers oh t nonopoly. All , trades will neutral l y clo the best that iheY CO O for themselves:; s o ou g ht all buyers ; awl we do the beat for ourselves when we lessen the de mand' or consumption.; bot in mes like the pre serif We. intgitt , to go far beyond o urselves, an d thinti3Ot.those who are wanttng our assistartoe. sin Al-beer brewer bas raised, his table beer to six s hilli• , gs the 9-gallon cask, or 2il. the quart, was , c, which wailfrotnerly sold for years at, three shillings and sixpence. To this we •submit, because we have no substitute but water : bur it must be the height of folly to s ubmit bny bread, when. we can eat. potatoes alone with our nintter,''and know that by that we Prpo4e mono poly of flour and there• is no one will deny that such monopoly does exist. There is not a tratlewhich does not materially stiffer by the high•price of floor ; then which "ot theta wohltl not, if' Wise, endeavour to check the consumption? There it trot a hunter in the coun try who has sold his corn at the end of harvest, who iQ not buying it again in ffour at a very raised price, front tkie very men to whom he sold it. 'There is not u family, vOcirtion, orealliog in the kingdom, kowever rich or wealthy, who are Hot sufferers by it. Then is it -not the impterest of a ll to check the consumption It only.•requires that some exertion which iewered the price of meat. ':ECCFNTItte'VhstEr.-.,...Veatectilty) at two o'clock, the proceeding's .54 the Court of Chancery. were near being broken in squally 'the boisterous and eccentric conduct Of Mr. •Ltulkitt, agsinst whom enitillllll.lioll' of lunacy had been established, and who, it may .be recollected, W as t h e ni aw r i u t i ,,,, 'Gentleman that shot at Mr. ,Peacock, at the Lon don. Tavern, about seven years since. He 'ap peared at the.door'of the Conti, dressed in n gown, and cap, 'similar to those ,worn by the Westmin ster scholars, and hail 110 'stockings' on ; he wits followed by his keeper attd Wat 1'6130. •• the Ist tvrof whoto etertoieila large bundlevroapers, roll ed lip in a ino:st c i c irAordinriry - notrier, One of the officers it Ilie.Court stopped him at, the door,. ,aiol 110146.41,rd hiChnsittess•/ tie immediately Ie• that h e %vas a. walking Bart ister, Itasl it the officer wonld not admit hint into Court, he would get hiut discharged. - tie •was, it . irtliPtarSt well knocin 11) the officers, who did 'all they could to dissuade him front entering the Court ; and, after a vast deal of perSeasion,he paused fora iiidtrient or two, turned ~ronitd opini his heels, and ran across the square Whit .great. ra pidity, crying lint kin, halloO,' halloo ! He was closely followed by the keeper, and niong (hill of curious . spectators, .k.K1,14,0•S THMATAII.--Ttie Serious Opera.ot Pe nelope was repeatill list night at this The utre, with 'i nc reased success. Maclaine Courattest and Sigitor CRIVELLI rally cotifiruivil our favour alik opinions, with the Artists who ioive not yet come lotwaitt, it must he 144.1.nowletiged that it is lung since the !NIHAU Opera blialited % , 1) COMM plcte a musical company. Cout TRADR.—The attiele of Coffee has tou• dergone a very reinaultaide alteruliotu - within Ike lA s t s i x •y;e4rs it was considered a luxury nt mut• tables, awl Sold at 6 Or 8 shillings n pound; it is now the 1110:1.Conutiosi beverage (next to Ten), 11 COOiltieleti by the Faculty mo ot. wheasome, partienlarty tor itreafasts and what is lint of the least ituportanee, is to he had at DEACO.N'S Coffee- Mill, NO. 2, Skinuer•street, Snow-1011, at 2s. 6(l. per, puistlO, ut the finest quality, antL irebb roasted, ready. hit nilleittiiate use. ALTF:RAraNS IN Tii ()Lt) BAILEY COURT. , The • alteratioos, as proposed by the Lord Mayor apt the close of the last Sessions, were . completsul Gener , ll Doc - 4'OI4OPP, -who distin• tail night. The object'' are for the .conyietee ' lithe,!Rii of persons attending the Court, aboltion ,t set t ee fees, gu himself ni the tato WM', filea tit'NOICCIW &C. &C. anti to prevent annoyance to the Jury.. in Noscinhcr last, , , The esdlit'ige Ott Pit , :ts' finctnatefl considerably 'Fite entrAllee• to the ',...itutlents' box, which was by the Jiffy, is now hrboi a beW. door i m mediately yesterdayoPetirtt tit 25.50.; 'and i t ion t di•ii,ly oki oter i t ,g the Court„ tvlire the list of pi isotters ruit ,, dnath to 25. lit, 4 law", v c, l4 4 great deminvi hong, and' the littunaottlng Officers' box, Coll* kit paper; the es,e4lenge ,Musts! at 25.20. , tiguons to that of the Jury , is taken away. , go that ' CoNWAY„ it ivjw pigging o , r i waiins, anti ;qrs. an °pelt space is he!e. tornicl. Thr Grand' Jury (kovltit t'ulatnois, Go . the acvliu shad ,:, %vial much . box, contiguous to that of the Studttne, whit* SIIIIIVIt... . •., at all times was much anu)yeti Irma castril I ter. , Mrs,' .:tt a at.as Kttrats • now perfOrming t sons pagsiiig the Jury, sod the clattering of wo the litlit , '„surgh Theatre, whers . her atmaction door, has its entrance front the - gallery,' 'I - he 0;11' roid ho u ,,„ . other eltettatimt is, that tits open space between Ti , P.l,3ettcral Quarter Seasions in A-lost parts of *lie back of the Hall Dock 'soil the stirst , ttoor on• the gingdon, caiw p oi ce t hi„, w „k , ai m Inc num . the Kight, after entering the aveitiira ot. tlig Court hekill pristmels tor trial is 1111111411411 V great. b y I h e E Aster n s teps, is fi tted with, benches tor , Died, at Aftle.esier, ill tlii, viciikii y, 1% ithi n il leA c plosectoors and witnesies, who will tinter at that fear it,iys, a gtytlcr, %Yeti know'' to 'save heel, is t ll door itotead Of the one on the top - of thy Western, glown when the fostmlation of Fort (4tiot .ge wa • • . steps. 'Fhe Conyt Is to bc.opet,, and no tato op laid, itr Ow. year 1748., ills helpmate died onl s y ' o two.Yettr4 qu,—(tiocritess Jou r Mit •) In taken. . . . . CIItiONS RC r iertaitithertt Lettris writtitithte the celi.hra.ed i.4rl of :esti. relative to the.etiaca' clot') Lordshij)!'s :Godson ond (mei s4') l . itt .11:e • Tltt4e Lett ers form a modernte-sized duodecimo. volOoir, iire ut once cidqulatea to cootirm the tii,frtiott gehei4ll'y held' sas to the moral sytteot ,; • , I • .ii11.401(1 UtIESTYPPIELDi anti. 'to ' SlietV the Orect that spitem in.o;:itecd on a yotok educated, if mot tinder it', at least not pure from its ennui giutn. little volume is 101 l of yrreefit, and exatiipli; It 11 fret-14,10y unitising anti itioOgliont instructive to those who will be at e trouble to extract the important leison it Train. op a- Child in the way lin shOidd go, and when he is old lie Will 'not depart outs it," says tltegreatest of all teachers. Allow ColdAte's. little devlationi iOnVenient slips, says... Lord CHESTERFIgitij in the fate of 'his tle. , ,• iceridants we . ra • d .conitglienee. Bo we do not bleats to . stile •thst in these letters vice is counteninceil'ititt ,irate discouraged. On the contrary, they 'contain a multitude of atlmitable' maxims And 'pieces - of advice which every paietn might with advantage. But there is ever and . AllOll a glimpie atrottled of that'Worldly laxity which. „winks at trivid errors, instead of destroying its them the seeds" of Wore criminality. A doting' atlection.appears to have given even irregularities 'the hoc of .met itK, and the nolorrunate' choice of instructors ; to have accomplished the work of sapping the youthful mind of the pupil. To these introductory remarks we beg to sub' loin two of the I d ettet.s, ss a fair specituch of the nature of this work, of which COLBURN, of Cinoluit-strect, is the publisher I.ET'I'ER LORD CHIRTRIMELD To MR. STANHOPK. " Dec. 4, 1784. " Two days ago T received the favour of your letter frout Mansfield, by which I fhttl that , titt stayed no longer at Yosk • than was itecessary to settle your daughter with her grand- . mother ; thtvbest place she can be at. tier dancing is not matertal ; for nonott in his senses desires a 'hinting wiles-. lint to read and nod , rs,tand useful i m oks, anti to draw - well, are .permatteut mot within-door yes ovations, and such as every man Would desire domi i employ his wife; at least, as they keep her wit of harm's way. flat to my boy; '$Pll4l you the inclosed letters.. which "r e ceived from him yesterday," in answer to one I had wrote him. It k all his own inditing, as 70'11 . 'All find by the. coot eots : but ', ,, 0 And too that ithilonia f's'improved. I had posit , rely lines, which are an infallihty receipt fur writing awry,. when. ever One *rites without theta. - lle must not fioish the nest year at Itohetes, where there are none - hut boys less himself, who, conseilttel,tly, - keep hive childish •helow his age. fiat where to placrhim next, liqropur, Aic War tat. My view would be to give him morals and manners, whittle • are not to be found at a great' school, together with anoint classical learning, which is not to be had at Hittite one. I am upon a scent,'whieh l Ingle may answer hoth purposes ;• hut whether I shaft Lueeerd or not, is yet donhtful. Pray tin not. mention a word ot this design to any mortal living : we will talk it over funk' wheit we meet, 1 suppose will be at flattest some time before Michachnss next. l havi, got the halt-repairs, which were nil that I expected fronS drinking these waters anti bathing. A house once, propped intimates approaching ruin: it may be rubbed and whtti.- washed, lints will nsver stand long; any more .than your faithful, &v." . I,ixrElt THS SAMS. TO Vila EOM 14 June 15, 174t1. 'mit is vei true that ray ha! is Innotleinos and loves talk exceedingly. Ilut it is its true too. that every body hives to hear hlrn talk-, Ile never says n child;sh nor a silly thing, and his nartations Oroelear, soul his style good. I will confess too, that in the rapitny of his conversation there are some. , times little trifling falsifications, but netvr of tt tualisimpt, nor iotcruq'td riatiire. I will giro you one instance , by 4'o you Juattra of the rest; 'Mont a fortnight ago, in one of our ttte-a.tetes, he' told me that lie Was apt to walk 'in his sle p ; ,'l'bis alarmcd' me, as it is A very dangeroos trick. I %Wirt to•Dri Dodd to intinire farther, who assured ate that lie 4titf hot! a word of 'it r for that there was so 'NU a deal : boa4) 1011144 M tOttAoeo the Voila where the boy lay and thatvhere IteMitt his wife Jay, . that if ke walked in his ileep, they must necessarily hare heard him; which they never had. Now, in my mind there is a very innocent solution of this AlTair,,ethich Is, that the boy dreamed that lie walked In leis sleep, as 1i here done ip yielf a thousand times. All these little deviations from troth thitt I litive o h. served have been of this inoffensive nature. Upon this omit. sion; I will noble thing that he said a year ago to I,,ihought that I had detected 111 M its a direStt, ra; I I theitlfOl : 6 Was'ObligeA to Setal at least very angry and io retinue huts severely: 1 did so, and ruld him that be shonld come to me , nornorn. Ile cried bitterly, and 1 re mained seemingly Intlexable;; upon which, Lady Chesterfield Il iad, that she wOold answer for hint that lie would norer do so any mere. To svhicl, he replied, that he would not ha answered for by uny hotly, but would - answer far himself... , 'this, in my opininn,•was the spirited reply of a ipartan.— Uputi v forther oxstnination I-discovered, that my buy was the tight, itni 1 was in the wrong.-.]lira esay, au4 depend upon it that he 41 turn out Jost as ynn and I timid %Ash, 41 loshoold tint, it most be my fault ; for there Is DO one in the world that Ito would not IN to please'rne." /30%fa1q...,-:(l)ltiithi, the Wiltshirtt Witt) hem W. rot d, vigNior ill ik moult -01 kit 2U Rhitietts fiJit 1.'410 iimispshiett wrestice, at" it ittii6e , (dled S..heiwfivirt-hkttel4, 4141 a , 1101 t e ti t IVitstigtry Poreo...thit trittrult%, awl tikty 'Dutch excitt* wuch 14nerest. • ~ r'