Star.
London, England, 1812-10-29 00:00:00

READING, OC7VBER 24.

On Monday the TatENNlALVisyraftoW took place
the Visitors present were the Vice:Citaticcu.ott
the UNIVERSITY f Oxroun and the PREstottm-
Sr. Jons's C. LLEGE. After the other objects
Archbishop LAUD'S benefaction had been settled,
Visitors and the Trustees of the School repairer
the School, the Head Clast of which were exami
in their presence in Hotaca and. SomooteEs.
The examination was not confined to constructi
it was chiefly directed to critical questions in Der
tion, Dialect, Accentuation, Netre, and other
losophical subjects, Which were answered clearly
satisfactorily.
An elegant and liberal dinner was afterwards gi
by the Mayor, LAUNCELOt AUBIwICK, lib+ to
visitors, and to nearly one bundled of the
respectable characters in the town ..;nd neighbor
hood. The Chairman's .dignified hospitality
tracted the entertainment to a late hour.

CoVENTtGARGEN THEATRE.—The Play of
Tempe.rt was again performed last night, with c(.
derable success. The music .Farce of The Fanner
succeeded, upon the performance of which an er
damp was thrown by the obvious iedispositiou
Mr. IsCLEDON, in Valentine, who, in his second, "son)
found it necessary to make an apology, which
most liberally accepted and cheered. Mr. MATHRWS
was the Jemmy Jeep of the night, and performed
that whimsical chatacter with his accustomed -
santry and success. The house w.:s well ittendei
BRIGHTON, OCTMIER'2I.—TiI-: fete given at .
Castle, in honour of the Earl of DEL XWA He's corliai
of age, was of the most superb description. Ser._
waggon loads of laurel and olive, of.vtange and le-
mon-trees, were provided to ornament and decorate
the superb suit of rooms. The supper-rooms disii
played almost every luxury which eitner nature •or
art could-supply ; and no expellee was spared in ren-
dering this one .of the most splendid fetes th it ever
took place in England. Among the company invited
were :
Marquis Camden; Maralenesses Wellesley and Camden;—.
Fart., ha, burst, Chichester, Egreniont, Abingdon, and Lkitrim ;
Couuteues Bathurst, ClotuneU, Chichester, Dallwty ; Dowilier
Lon,dale, Leitrim, Abingdon, Sefton, Conyngham, and 1)0
Gouton; Visectint4 Gage, Hawarden and Ashbruok ; Viseoun.
teases Gage, Ashbruok, rempletown. Hawarden, and Davragee.
Hawardep; Barons Gustavo. Nolkkin and Montalentbrrt;
Baroness Montalembert • Lords Gleaterwle and Arthur Hill;
Ladies Perth, Hyde Parker, C. Howard, E. Pelham. Hardee
NevilL, Charlotte Scott., Pratt, Cartliiie Bettie, TEMP,' end,
Collins, Asg 11, and Baker ; Sirs C. A4glll, R. Baker, C.
James Bathe, H. Dashwood, Gedfrey Webster, &c.
Generate Hammond and St. John; the Hon. Lieutenant-Colond
and Mrs. Stapylton; Colonel Duckett; Maior Graham, &c.
The Society instituted for the Encouragement of
Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce, at the Adelphi,
commenced their present Sessions last night. His
Grace the Duke of NORFOLK) their President, who
usually attends on this occasion, being at Arundel,
the Hon. ROBERT CLIFFORD, Vice President, was iii
the Chair. A very considerable number of Nobility
land Gentry were proposed as new Members, amongst.
whom the Duke of PORTLAND, the Duke of BuccceeCH,
the Earl of DARTMOUTH, the Earl of EntsxciL, Lord
Viscount FALMOUTH, and Lord ALVANLY, as Peers
of the realm, were immediately elected. Many im-
provements and inventions were announced for the
consideration of the respective Committees : and we
had the pleasure to see the Secretary, Dr. CHARLEB
TAYLOR, returned from Weymouth to the important
situation, which, as the Duke of NORFOLK hand-
somely expressed at the last A'nniversary Dinner of
the Society, he fills with much honour to himself, and
advantage to the Soc:ety. Great improveniet is
have lately been made in the Society's Model-room,
and the innumerable articles, as now there placed, do
great credit to the exertions of the Society for the
public benefit, and to the judgment of the House-
keeper, who has certainly taken uncommon pains to
arrange them in such a manner as to render this gra-
tuitous Exhibition highly interesting, useful, and.
instructive.
• Lord ELLENBOROUGH sat at Nisi Priem, at Guild.
'hall, yesterday. There were two causes, her of no
public interest, which were left to arbitration. Plis
Lordship rose at twelve o'clock.
Tuesday, as Mr. Weaxs, with his brother and wife,
were returning from spending the evening, about II
o'clock, they were stopped at the corner of St. Ann's-
court, Dean-street, by no less than eight villains, who,
after surrounding them, attempted to rob them.--
They immediately called the watch, and seized OW
of the villains, when the rest made of.

that the prisoners having refused to do so at the
- ."•teiri244lSPS:AidiTha. King's Perry,•proceeded'moi.e from a perfectly erro-
.-ii nous idea of the island of Sheppy being unconnected
Horse-Guards, Septernier I. • isith,or a separate island from Great Bt pain, than fr'in
At a GenetalOturt-martial, held at Lisbon, ott.the any premeditated mutinous conduct or disobedience'
Ist and .2cl of June, 11812,•Lieut. Peter M• Arthur, of of orders, doth humbly presume to recommend them
the 3d Regiment, or BufFs, was arraigned upon the generally as objects of Mercy ; but particularly the
undermentioned charge, viz. 'prisoner W alien) Graham, who has proved to the
For disgraceful conduct, highly unbeetiming the character of an Court, that he was delayed, end thereby prevented.
Ciliterand a Gentleman, in defrauding Mr. Marti.. Slack Small-
pier •
receiving the pardon, which loiti been granted tomany
e, a tradesman at l.isbon, of a sum a money, on or ab••tit
a
the tatli day of March last, by giving the said Y 5 r. Marvii Slack men who returned t their duty, by the laudable in.
Entillpiece, an upon his t•obaibtence to the 24th of April, tention of persuading an absent comrade to follow'
!or the money obt.ineil, which subsistence was drawn by the said him in acknowledging his error, and to obtain fur-
Lunt. M'Arrhur, troiulhe hands of the Paymaster, prior to the giecness."
said order bring lin-clued fur payment.
Upon which charge the Court came to the foilo pardon has been granted, in consequence, to all
w - the La 'somas,
ing decisidn c—" The Court having duly and delibe. •
vately weighed and considered the evidence in suppoit
of the piosecution, as well as what the ptiboner,
Lieutenant Peter M'Arthtic, has brought foi ward
his defence, arc of opinion that lie is guilty of de-
frauding Mr. Martin Slack Smallpiece, a tradesman
at Lisbon, of a sum of money, amounting to twenty
fintr dollars, by giving him receipts for his subsistence
from the 25th of March to the 24th of April, which
subsistence had been received previously by the
prisoner, .Lieutenant Peter M'Arthur--which being
in breach of the Articles of War, the Court do there.

OLD BAILE r.

Yesterday these Sessions commenced before the
Lotto MAlott, Mr. Barcn TuomPsox, Mr. Justice
CuisusnE, the REggliDEll, &c.—when the following
were convicted of Ninnies t—J. Collett, for stealing
half a pound of tea, tlm property of Messrs. Palmer
and Delafosse ; D. M'Pherson, and B. Palmer, for
stealing 37 lbs. of tobacco, the property of Messrs.
Taddy and Co. ; J. Francis, for stealing a handker.
7hief, the - - of . _ _

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
Yesterday M. Haimy was indicted for assateting
Ann Goodman on the •30th of Angust last. lie
wig Also indicted for assatoldnarl Kentish, oil the
-same WaLrohn 'stated the ease : .
,Goodman, it appeased, at. the time the ass-tult took
place, was a widow, keeping the Bird-in hand
house at Highgate ; Mr: Pitish: and the defend*
'ad been 'sum's for the &tour oilier hand, kir Ii ell-
.tish had been the happy tnan,..and Plaidey had iteei-
' *ed his dism,sst4t ih Arth. 'Phi distilled lover, efte
raged at having another Piero:red.-to flirt, after dthr.
'took every opportunity of insulting his rival; its WeH
tts shewing his anger at theiady for her want of taste.,
This caused Mrs. Goodman to forbid hint her house;
he, however, persisted in coming, and, on tlfl day
mentioned in the indictment, it being Sundt”;, 'he:
Went into the house and called for something to
he was told by Mir. Chodman's daughter he coild7
have nothing there, but he still persisted in say ink he.
would, and threatened to knock the young wridan
down if she did not get out of his. way. Mrs. GOO'
man, hearing the noise, went into the parlUur to de--
sire he would quit .the house, when he instantly
knocked her down with a large stick, and struck her
several times whilst on the ground. Mr. Kentish
coming to her aid, the defendant 've him a sample

property . Robert Gray ; *and J. Linna-i-- - _ .a.%J, us, ....—_ , go.
fore sentence the said Lieutenant Peter M‘Aithur,4l CL ~
anent, for stealing a piece of cheese, the property of •of his respect, administered with the same weapon, a
3d regiment, or Buff's, te be cashiered : and a deduc-
stick as large as a person's wrist. Verdict—Guilty
L Wood.
tion of twenty-four dollais to be made from his sub- ' of both assaults. The Court sentenced him to beim-
sistence, to defray that sum due to Mr. Martin Slack G. S. Wharton and G. Af. Hutton, were capitally in.- i prisoned 21 days.
Smallpiece." dieted for stealing privately in the dwelling house of 1
Judd-
His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT has been ,J. Morgan, 46 yards of Irish linen, and a number of 1 An eldetly Gentleman, named Freeman, of
other articles of haberdashery.place, Somer's-town, was indicted for violently as-
pleased, in the name and on the behalf of hi. MA-
, 'vaulting, nn the Bth of September last, William Sin-
JESTS', to approve the finding, and to confirm so much i The prosecutor deposed, that he formerly kept a
gleton, a boy of eight years old. From the tensor
linen-draper's shop in Bond-street, andthat he em-•
of the sentence of the Court, as adjudges the prisonerof the evidence, it appeared, that the defendant re-
toloyed the prisoners at the bar to superintend the
be cashiered; and the Commanderen•Chief directs P sides at Judd-place, and that there is before his door
the foregoing charge, preferred against Lieutenant I business of that concern, during his absence, at a a flower-plot with some poplar trees inclosed by a raj-
PEshop which he had rented at Hastings. About the
TER M'AUTIILIit, of the 3dregiment of foot, tege- ling. That about noon on the jay above stated,
thee with
beginning of last September he was somewhat strait-
the finding and sentence of the Court, shall three little boys had got within the railing, and one
he read at the head of every corps, and entered in the cued in his circumstances, owing to demands urged
of them had climbed up a tree, and seas breaking off
General Order Bonk. upon him by his creditors, and he found himself corn-
the branches. Mr. Freeman ran out to catch them,
By command of his Royal Highness the Comman- pelted to give orders to Wharton, dui ing a period
but they tan away ; two of them escaped, but the lit-
der-in--aid, HARRY CALVERT, Adj.-Gen. when Hutton was not present, to pawn as much of
tie prosecutor not being able to ounun the defendant
fitissz4Onantss, Barr. 22. the stock of the shop as would bring a suns of shay
At a General Court-martial, held at Momereo de pounds—that was the whole extent of his authority : • and his servant, was made prisoner, brought back
into the defendant's hall, the door shut upon him, and
Beira, on the 18th.of May, 1812, Assistant-Surgeon, but he did not restrict him to the disposal of any .
the hall window, which was raised, pulled down;
J. H. WALSH, of the 4th regiment of foot, was ar- goods in particular. The witness then returned to when the defendant gave hint several strokes of a
gaigned upon the undermentioned charges, viz : Hastings, where, in a few treys, he received a letter bamboo walking stick upon the arms, ribs, and face,
lit For conduct highly unbecoming the character of an officer from Wharton, who informed him, that he had found which made the child scream out loudly, and left li-
and a gentleman, in altmittg with a fraudulent intent, a return of extreme difficulty in raising the sum of sixty pounds.
yid marks of severity on eeery point of contact where
necessaries of private John Parker, of the 4th regiment, and On the sth day of September he received another
taking for his own private use, a blanket belonging to-the said .tter, mentioning the eagerness of the creditors to he was struck. Having received this severe chastise-
fe
private John Parker, then going to Lisbon, sick, on or about the anent,he wasshoved out of the house.
gist of December, 1810; the said return of necessaries having have their bills disbursed, and that unless speedy A man named Roberts, who was accidentally pas-
been duly and officially signed by Captain O'Halloran. measures were adopted, a bankruptcy would imme- ' sin , saw the child seized and taken in, and saw him
2d. For disobedience of orders in retaining private Trudgett, diately happen. In this letter Wharton said, that he
;shortly afterwards dcrying •dett el • y wine out, an ale ae ,
of tbe Orb regiment, in his employ, in violation' of the positive
lead designed a plan which would put eight hundred :
orders ot his Connuauding Officer, from the ifith of Novemberand took him home to his fattier, who is a journeyman
to thelith of Decernber, and taking the said private Trudgett to POUnds in the prosecutor's pocket, .and he would
carpenter, in the neighbourhood. The child's mother
Lisbon, contrary terthe 6eneral Orders of the army. come and discuss the matter with him at Hastings.
defendantremonstrate en his severit
went
to the to e y, • 3d For highly unmilitary conduct in coking private T. Morris, At Hastings Wharton accordingly at rived, and sent
of the sift regiment, ft ont his sady at Azembuja, on or about the and stated the bruises the child hae received ; but he
for the witness to an inn, where be informed him
14th of December, 11110, the Morris then composing part of ' neither made apology nor compensation, and only
au escort with stores on the march kiln Lisbon to the head- the plan which he had projected was, to secret the
feted her a letter to a Dispensary, where the child
quarters of the regiment, and ritaintg the said soldier as his pri- greater part of his goods. This proposal the witness might have charitable, assistance. The father went al-
*ate servant rue stickiest, • . received with the utmost abhorrence, and counselled
4.b 'For highly taunt:Vary conduct in sertfing a disrespectful terwards, and repeated this remonstrance; and tire'
the prisoner to return to London again that night,it:mew& to Lieut .Colonel, then Major Brooke, his emuniandirg only c eisoletion he received ens, that the traverser
e
officer„through the A(itatant,ahrew ening to ?reit r charges againstand tale care of his shop. He had another* convey-!told •t• '
him he bad often beaten boys until they %%ere!
him the said commanding officer, ff he persevered hi bringing , sation with the prisoner next day, during which they i
not able to stand ; and that he had often seen men
bean, liar said Assiavatit-surgeou Walsh, to a Court-niartiaL took an hour and a qparter's ramble amongst the •i • ifi •f. i •
The Court round the prisoner guilty on the 2cl and w
it till tle es I Was at pi i oni t tor hone.
pleasant hills of Hastings, and he afterwards, in the I The Jot f , , .
4th charges, and sentenced him to be dismissed the evening, conveyed the prisoner to Battle, on his way l y ott.td the trAvi I stir tai y, C 'lt • and the Court
sentenced him to pay a tine of 4-os. to Mt hero.
service—which sentence has been confirmed by the to London, and, after remaining there all night, Lel
A young man named Holder, stood indicted for a
raiNCS ReOaNT. . Saw him depart for Bond-street, at five o'clock in the ; violent assault upon a Mr. I. F. Williams, in Sep-
At a Getwral Court Martial, held at Camp Bou- morning. During this visit from the prisoner, the • tember last, at Ponder's-end. The prosecutor is a
inane, in Guadeloupe, on the 27th of April, 1812, witness constantly rejected his counsel to conceal his respectable silk-dyer, • residing at Powder's-end, and
LieutenaneCtienr es WnlrE, of the 4th West India property, and professed an ardent desire to trust the defendant a flying stationer or travelling agent to
gegiment, was al reigned on the following charges : wholly to his creditors. A few days atterwards he . a publishing , bookseller employed, like numbers of
tat. For scandalous and infamous behaviour on the o:veneer received intelligence front Sowerby, one of his cre- ,
tee zed or morning 'tithe 24th instant, in having been present i others, to traverse the villages round the Metropolis, to
ditors, that his shop in Bond-street had been robbed
when an altercation tuok plate between two officers, and instead
of •11 it contained. The letter which announced that '
! leave printed catslogues or lists at every house oldie
el endeavouring re•recullene them, did ios'cate them to figin a a
dust. disaster arrived on Tuesday, at eleven o'clock,
• and • the catalogues, and o •suchorders as they can
receiving
ad. For scandaleui and infamous coneoct, such as is unlace°. he arrived in London on Wednesday, and went to 'elicit by their persuasion in this way of trade. The
rising Me character of au officer and a ;o:lithium), in going ints, pay a visit to his shop next day, at three o'clock i
Xril;gn Garnet's room, and there using most opprobrious last-n ' defendant was commissioned, amongst other works,
the afternoon. He found all the goods removed, and ! rd
'
image, u; braiding him with being a cowatd, 'and striking hint
talcum be would not agree to the two gentlemen fighting A duel, the prisoners taken into custody. On the 21st of 1414-adorned edition of the Bible, in numbers. A
The Court found the prisoner guilty on the second September, be received a letter, directed to him, that .
' charge, stud sentenced him to be cashiered. was dated on the 14th, and which had been bandied ' carter had just brought a large sack of potatoes to the
i house of Mr. Williams, and bad carried it within his
}Lose Guards, Seer. 24. through several of the post-offices, owing to its being ! gate. The defendant immediately followed, with his
At a-General Court Martial, held at Chatham hire improperly directed. The contents of the letter were - catalogues and Bible numbers. Mrs. Williams told
racks, on-the 30th June, 1812, John Malone, a prie these :
him, " she del not want none of his rubbish ;" and
vate soldier in the Royal West Middlesex Militia, " lain sorry to inform you of a dreadful accident that hap- Mr. Williams, who was in his garden, on hearing
was tried upon the undermentioned charges, viz. pened here lipt night or des morning, our shop was robbed of I
I some altercation, came to enquire, and to send the de-
• 3. For minivan i
corduct and disobedience of orders onThure. every• thing valuable. You of course will set Out immediately, , _
day, - the lath day of June, lelo, when on a march from Cha.ameither by the catch or by (outing it. I a veruncouncomfortable, .
tendant off his premises ; but was greeted by him with
attain to Sheerness fortress with a division of a battalion compo- from the censure has. owed on me by your [mods, but I trust I the appellation of " a snotty puppy." He desired
tied of detachments of 13ritish militia by refusing to go into the my conduct and charaver .re such as wall command your esteem,: the defendant to go out of his premises, and, on his
Island of Sheppy, or to cross the passage at the King's ferry, the " 1 our obedient servant. " C. S. WiA ItTON. s• •
declining, endeavoured to push him out ; but the (fe-
nnel communication in o the said island, and road to Shetrut.s4 Jo!lti Be he, a police officer, searched the premises, feudant struck him a desperate blow with his fist un-
being an rapnts violation of his duty and allegiance as &soldier, !by ender of Mr. 'bowerby, and he found a trunk be• acd contraryio the An clef of War. )e, and cut nm so severely, he der the left e • 1 •duet bled
ed. Fur mutinous conduct and disobedience of riders in from ,100king to Wharton, and which he readily acknow-
for four hours. He had not used any abusive language
of the Mitre Inn, in Chathatn, and co.; the rarnde in Chatham ! ledge(' to be his, filled with the goods mentioned in to the defendant, nor done any thing more than merely
Barracks, on Thursday, thellith day of June, Isle, by persisting i the indictment. The tune was in the bed-room of endeavour to push him off his remises. The Jury
in, and evincing.a dttermination to p.rsevere in the same ten- , the prisoner, and sundry other parcels of goods were found the traverser Gui by, and he IV as sentenced to
duct expressed in the first charge; namely, refusing to march or
lyingv in the room.
to go to Sheerness fortress by crossing into the said Leland of 1 three days imprisonment. •
Sherpy at the King's ferry, although repeatedly and publiell ad- , Mr. Sowerby and Mr. James, both creditors of and
ntoodshed by his Officers of the nature of such refusal, being is i the latter uncle to Morgen, were examined at consi- A few nights since, same villains effected an en-
often violation of leis duty and allegiance as a soldier, and cons, derable length. tranceinto the dwelling-house of Mr. TAIT, at Shep-
trary to the Articles of War.
I George Simpson Wharton, in his defence. main- herd's Bush, by forcing open the kitchen door with zn
Upon which charges the Court found the prisoner tamed that John Morgan was well acquainted with hon crow, and succeeded in carrying off plate and
guilty, and sentenced biers to receive 800 lashes., ..
' the whole transaction, and had assisted in planning' kitchen utensils to a great amount.
fiers""rds4 Septembtr 25' the n anner in which the good s were to be secreted.
At a General Court-Martial, held at Chatham Mr. CAIMM9RE, resident in Old Brompton, was
• One of the Jury questioned John Morgan how he
barracks on the 2d of July, 181`2, send continued by stopped by three rufli.;ns about seven o'clock on Mon-
came to accompany the prisoner in an excursion , day evening, in one of the lobes leading from Ken-
atajournmeries to the 7th of the same month, privatesl
amouget the pleasant hills of Hastings, and after-1 sin with dreadful • •t• demanded
l'hotuasSloan, John Allisen, RebertSeett, aadAlex- ton, who, impreca ions,
wards to convey him to Battle, eight miles on his l
I his money. ler C. from his alarm, was unable to
ender Wallace,- of the Datrrittiessllire militia; John ! .
L 4 nel after he had de that - • • f I
• way to i on,lna a proposal ! make an immediate answer, when one ot wm struck
hash end David Evans. of the Montgomery militia; had tilled herewith horror.
Thomas Mitchell, of the Westmorelend militia ; So- , .. i him oil the head with a stick, which felled him to the .
&aeon THOMPsoN thanked the Gentleman for those
sauce Newton, of the Nottingham militia; and Wm. ' .• ' ground; they were then pteceelling to rifle his pockets,
very important and poignant remarks, and was de-
Graham, of elle Northumberland militia, were ar- ' when the arrival of a female phssenger three/ them
siroos to leave the case tie the hence of the Jury with.
reigneel upen the hndermentionrd charge, .vine I into such alarm, that they burst through a hedge and
For mut
out.summing the evidence up ; but some differences escaped.
kiwi; conduct andelisokedience of ordera,on "I hursday, .
the 18th day of.) talCs 181 a, when on a march from Chethana to • t t (-pinion having ariseni the Justice proceeded to i
i GREAf MORTALITY DT THE SMALL Poc..—Nive re_
t.lo.erttess fort reSs, wi:lt a divbion ti a battalion compeetd tide- narrate the case. He desired, them to coesider that stet to state that, no less than one /tundra and eleven
taquntilts of British militia, by refining to SOIL o the Wand of this was not an indicunents in 'which Morgan was' term, have died by this dreadful disease, in London,
h:aeppy, or to cross the passage at the K ing'e-terey, the uo.al cons- contemplated to be a pareicipator in the conspiracy to the a
neunfcatioa into the said Wand, and Mall to Sheet U'L'bty lsing an . pace of the last fourteen days, as report-
express itiOlition Of Itiis (anal their duty) as a so:eiter sand tad- to defraud his creditors; the. pritoners were indicted ed by the Bills of Mertality ! These are mostly the
Alen), and contrary to the Articles of War. as the sole •contrivcroot • the whole; and, therefore, children of the poor—Vaccine Inocetatien being
Upon-which change the-Court founder, the priso. considering them as such they must give their ver-
, almost universally adopted by the rich and middling
mss tuihys -.and- sentenced each of • them to' receive, diet. With regard to the prisoner Hutton, the) would - classes of society, protects them from its ravages.-eie
isdliridetallys 300 la b
thes •ou their barer with abe glad to see that not a tittleof the evident! had affece How much' it es to be lamented, that the poor, byl
cat-o'-nine-tails. ted hint, and therefore %kiloton Wad the 'MOO whom ' baying • p.c.! udites against Vac-
"The imbibed unfounded . Couste•however, taking into consideration the the indictment laid hold-of.. e 0 , .of
cinationecannet be peeetriclea to protect their offspring
•
chturnstartoesond evidences set fierth-by die prisoners, The duty, witliout' • any. besitatiok rimmediately • against that loathsome and mortal disease-the Small
otejwiroffering to return to theirduty upon the parade Acquitted the piisoners. - • . '. . Pea I; eipeciallyoar by the laudable exertions of the
in thane barracks, nn the 18th• June, 1811, by ex- The followingevere also acquitted, vii: B. Hooker; Vaccine Institution, it is no* offered in rars neigh-
pressineeevery willingness to go to Sheerness, before L. Benjamin, and,leie jachsoo, who woi rofr idireeto, biitiohikti a :th
`it gteet Metroeolie and its Ertixons,
they *en actual!). coofuaed, ,stud ItitOia, -a conviction maw&
• - • • , to their acciptaneeiFite of Zniteoce I
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